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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-07-18
BridQe Notice,

( will let to the lowest responsible
bidder the building of u bridge at
.Sheriff's mill, four miles south Of
Easley, on July 26th, at 10 o'clock
a. M. A. B. TALLEy,
Co. Com.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-07-18

If sou want to sell your land in
town or country or buy farm or tim
ber land or town property see or
writo mo and I will save you money.
Il. t. ALEXANDER, Real Estate Agt.
Walhalla, s. O.
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SPRAINED ANKLE, STIFF NECK
LAME SHOTn,DER.

These are three common ailments for
which Chamberlain Pain Balm is espcc
lally valuable. If promptly applied it
Will save you time, money and suffering
when troubled with any one of these nil
menls. For sole bv Pickens Drng Co. I,
and Il. N. Hunter Liberty.
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Major S. NimmonS WithdraWs From
Race

[ desire to withdraw from the
race for treasurer of Pickcns county
as havo made Other business ar.
rangementa. Thanking my many
friends for their encouragement and
support, | am,
Yours truly
Major S. Nimmops.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-07-18
FOR AIJDI'rOR

The friends of w. \. EhriSt0hher is hereby nm.
nounrcs him for the Office of Auditor of Pick.
ems county, subject to the action of the voters
in the primary election,
The many friends OF James 4. Hendricks
hereby announce him n candidate for cOuniy
Auditor OF PickcnS county subject to the action
or the Democratic primary election.
The many friends of T. Y. O'Dcll htreby an.
nOunce him a candidate for the office of inI
tor for 'ickenS county. subject to the action or
the voters In the Democratic primary election
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:, SUCCESSFULLY used by Mother Gray, nurse in
tho Childrcn's Home in New York. Cure Fever.
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over 900 testimonial. They never fail. At all
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ASK FOn ALIENS FooT-EAsE, a POWDER.
1t makes walking easy. Cures Corns, Bnnions,
lmgrowing Nails, Swollen and Sweating feet At
all Druggists and Shoe Stores, l5c. Don't accepl
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FOR pROIBtTEJUDGE.

AZ the salutation of many voters | hereby
announce mysclf candidate for reelection to
the Office o Probate Judge of Pickcns comntv
ton. WV
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FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF l:D.
UCATlOS

hereby announce myself rs n cAudidntc for
reelection to the Office of County SupilLcndcut
OF :ducniion of rickcLS County, subject to the
action of the voters OF the democratic primary
election.
Il. u. IIAIIIMN
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"PM!ts's GTitia E.aE'Hy REsezns
T@s famous liSsse piGss.
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

All announcements under this head must be
pnld for in advance. rhc fec Is 1900 30 card
VIII be inserted unless accompanied by the
above amount
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-07-18
FOR STATE SENATE.

Inc many friends of W. G. Maullin hereby
announce him candidate for State Senator
rom l1ckenS county, subject 10 the Demo.
cratic primary election.
Mr. NJ. w. Hester is hereby announced us n
candidate for the Senate from PirkcnS comfy.
SuDlect 10 the action of the voters in the Dem.
ocrattc primary.
The many friends of Hon. G. T. Robinson
reSpectfnlly announce him as Il candidate for
me senate from this county, subject to tho nc.
election. ''''''''
inc many friends of Hon. Is. j. Johnston res
Pectiully announce him rs n candidate for State
senator subject to the action of the voters in
the Democratic primary election. -
Hon. g II. Carpenter is hereby announced rs
chndidnte for reelection a.; State Scunto,
from pickenS county subject to the action OF
the voters in the Democrutic
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FOR HOUSE, OE REPRIss1sNrArIyEs

The many friends of Hon. Lnban Maud here.
d! announce him as Il candidate for reelection
10 the House of Representatives. for Pickens
county, suDJect TO the action of the democratic
voters ht the approaching primary election
We hereby nominate Hon. James p. Cnrev as
cnnaldate for the House of Representative
from ms county. knowing him to be man
Wen ntted IN every waytO represent the Deopc
we fcel that hls ELECTION will reflect honor upon
our county. lie will abide the rcsul of the Pri-
mary election. " -
MANY FRIENDS.
The many friends Of Fred Williams announce
nm as a candidate for II IDuse Of Representa-
tion. e'"
.. | announce myself as n candidate for the
house OF Representatives. subject to the action
OF the voters in primary election
j. .tSHM0RE HINTON.
The many friends Of W. l.. Morgan rcspcct.
fnl!y announce him candidate for the House
or Representatives subject to the action of The
voters III the Democratic primary election.
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ONLY 80 XEARaOJ,D

II am only 80 years old and don't OK.
pect over when l get to be- real old to
feel that way as long as can get Eleo
trio Bltters," says Mrs. Il. III. Brunson,
OF Dublin, Ga. Surely there's nothing
else keeps the old as young and makes
the weak as strong as this grand tonic
medicine. Dyspepsia, torpid liver, in
iiamed kidneys or chronic constipation
are unknown after taking Electric Bit.
ters reasonable time. Guaranteed by
PIokens Drug Co. Prioo bOc. ~ :
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ROK nIAGISTRdTE.
". G. nnAMLErr.

At the earnest solicitation Of many friends
hereby announce myself n candidate for Magis.
trate in Pckens Township, subject to the result
of tho Democratic primary, #..
. w. G. BRAMLETT,
At the earnest solicitation of many friends I
again offer for Magistrate for ,PickenS township
subject to the action Of the primary election.
1,s JouN i. HARRIS
p Tho friends Of g. G. Rowland hereby an
nounce him ns n candidate for reelection to
the office of Magistrate at Central, Subject to
tho action OF the voters In tho prlmnrYclc ction,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
MARKET FOR COTTON
lNAHKET WAS VERY NERVOUS AND Es IRREGULAR.
&9nnAinr Was Steady at an Advance on ~ Gnfavornble Weather Reports from
 South Despite the Lower ~-J> Cables.

New York Oct. 1S.-The cotton market ssvaS nervous and irregular today with tne tsclooe steady at advance Of one pom. to decline of thfee points sales TOT '"e xlay were estimated at 25O QUO. 1T The opening was steady at uncnanseu -TDf4res to an advance of eight points on TnnAvorable weather in the South ana III G1&9 0f rather disappointing cables pIrss z Wor1ked up to a net advance Of ahout IL Enn lN points and then eased off scr points, T1nder fealizing and a prediction for better iaSpAAther in the Western belt from New CI- nasans The official forecast was Tor cooier .s rswsather. however and the outiook TOT ,nds uds
 eeastern belt called for rains and htgh whds nn1ar the coast making 1t look as though x4hA gulf storm might work into the peit.
 <. The market rallied again on this snow" 4ang and in the early afternoon. was lS0 is Epoints net higher. Realising was reheweu 86n the advance and there were seliig oroeIs from some of the big bear leaders, whicn, ! ln connection with Q rumor that an EnsIsn expert would issue a bearish crop estimate lin Liverpol tomorrow. eased the market ssoff to . net decline of about 3a4 po'nts. aCoe close was . shade up from the lowest
 &n the active months. southern sp"t mar. N1ots wers unchanged to hc highsS. "ut &kkesu were reports of Southern seMins m
 62he local market during the afternoon sSa1 | number of reports drfted Tn m'hi-
 z1sisdne the damage by the recent rains and
 Hfpets. ,n,
 <, Receipts at the ports today s7,loa bales.
 H1g6inst 5o.6s6 last week and 4s.o4o !as. HD1of For the week 375.ooo bales. aeaihst EU1p.1el 3ast week. and 319sS4 last year.
 III 31kcSlpts at New Orleans 1l,7OS baiss' Hocn6lagt e3 3l7 last year; and at Houston lc.-
 Ell bales against 12.474 last year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
THE STOCK MARKET
SPECULATIVE SENTIMENT WAS AT
 LOW EHB.
Board Room Trnderp Mad Increasing Diff. ficulty in ScaipfnI FfactiOnal Profit Oat of the MoveAe0t ef
 PFicea.

New York. Oct ls.-specuiative senti- ment was at a low ebb in the stock market creAsing difficulty tn scalpinG a fractional profit out of the movement of prices as their own limited operations were about all slugHishness of prices deterrsd even this ciass of operators from acting and the mar ket sank at one time neerer to actual stAenation than has been witnessed at the stock exchange for many months past. Had 1t not been for the stirring of interest in Amalsamatedr Copper. the business would placing of Amalgamated Copper on an eight per cent dividend basis by dis tributton of tl. 50 regular dividend. 50 cents 50 confidently acclaimed that action would seem to have little occasion for surprise. announcement, however. caused surprise on the part of some of the speculating ele- ment.
 The resistance encountered by the stock on every upward movement for some tlms past was the basis of some fears that the dividend was not to be increased in spite Copper The backward action of mal- eamated Copper in the face of the profita, ble condition of the trade and the general belief that the dividend was to be increas- ed has formed the principal ground for the belief now prevalent in stock market circles that the leading financial powers of the stocks, while protecting pricss from any serious inroads py supporting measures Aa the market.
 Speculative comment generally assigns the election as the probable cause for the 0f |. to be due largely to the fact that the stock market is made subject to action and that might make it's activities an influ- ence on the campaign.
 There has ben . total subsistence of dis cussion of e number of financial projects VI auhfeCta Of rum0rO ana WnlCn were looked to as stimulating influences on the speculation. It is supposed that these await the psssa re of the political contest. This prospect of lack of ammunition may have it's part ia the discouragemeat of spec ulation. It is also out that the course s. Q, or restraining stock market activity
 Call loans went to five per cent. cary ss cent. the thus nus pree,udins the idea that yss. terday's furry was due only to temporary stock market exigencies. .,, more decisive demonstration of the narrow ing of resources. the amount of funds ol- fering on time loans being markedly less. near the gold import point was an incident of this development. although rates TOT exchange subsequently rallied stronsH. . ., England shows but . meager recuperation of the bullion supply. the improvement ID condition being principally que t9 vne .h;s [. having the effect of raising the open mar ket discounts and thus estaoitsnine tns banks rs.s 1 the op oPsn ,na.x marxe rRe effect of the 2% point rise in Amalsamated cop ner. after the dividend announcement svon passed and the stock market closed easy ~
 Bonds were easy. Total sales par value H,., s1,924, 900. United Stats 2s and the ne" Is advanced < per cent on call
 nxv xoRx c.vslNa SHOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19

othy 100: Johnson grass ssc; rust proof oats t2c; Burt seed oats rec; winter tort oats 75o
 Cotton Seed Meai-2s.oo.
 aesp~s.11n assps.S ID. 9easI..s zoossxs: h
 Fruit and Produce-:Potatoss $50 ou :; onions. red globe q % ou;; Messsrn .s. se greer choice esoH B. Davis s. Sb; fancy winssag B. 7S nsr bbl.: N, Y. 20 ounce Pippins Ss.1s: ap- pe and white wine vinegar ito tsndy ss fancy Iun nsanuts sc ib.; lemons choice s7 box: RRsor,ds Rsaa oranges $ box; Denia onions per creta s1 so: ruta baga turnips 150 lb. sacks sa oo. coeoanuts s4. sack.
 Hides~Dry Hints 1shc; dry saited 1shc: sresai rcesnaiesensaHsn. saasso soesso: flyers sSsso,. % %oias.eS Gene, barrel s;o per syrup. Leg Cabin. gallons sl4: h gallons T. T.sS; quarts t4.se per dos Surar-Granulated bhc; F. Y. c. 5%c.
 Country buttsr-lbc
 1.uS-Rye. S1 per bu wheat s1. .os: barley s,: crtmson clover 12e: alfalfa l+ 200 per ib.; onion sets, white skin ss; pearl ss; blu. grass 160lse
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
rRGAsunY 1ALANCRl
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, Oct. lS-Firm cables had . strengthening eject today on the 1 locsi wheat delivery was up Ac. Corn and oats were each up Hc. Provisions were 2h0 hish-
 Trading in the wheat pit was active dur inx the first hour and the market had strong undertone. shorts and commission ss. .r xs s' ety. Ss s: on the strength of wheat at Liverpool: which was due. 1t was said to continued sas snt psst psSsp . s wsrs E, eaT asans, builishly affected by :. report from Duluth exports. snoH 'f The report of sales to 2 consid- erabie amount at Kansas City and Topeka also for export gave further encoarasernsnt Der of longs sold moderately and pricee de- ciined somewhat. The close was steady
 sa SDen;s ss% soS ae as ,s and then declined to 1sXe. The close was at
 ciearnee. of wheat and flour were equal equal to 1,oss, 900 bushels. against 1.sos.ooo bushels for the same time last year
 receipts of ss5 cars. against Sss last week Corn va. firm in the early trading Ss,s.s. sisa chiefly for tho May deliyssy' 6ffsr'rss: %.: buli.hly influenced by firm csees ,t;, ano ,r Te. ink late in the session resulted in mode rate decline. The close was steaay
 December opene Nc higher at 42E Ec soid between 42h 042%c and 42%c and closed at 42Sc. Local receipts were 2os cars' with 1i7 of contract grade.
 Trading in the oats pit was fairly active and the market was firm Commissions houses and shorts were the principal buy era December opened n@Ac higher at ssEc, sold between 33%c and ssKc. and closed at ssx e xc. Local receipts were e85 cars rx
 Provisions were quiet and steady. The main feature of the market was cent advance in the price of live hogs fit traders were inclined to sell but offerings were not large. shorts gave the mar ket good support. At the close January SHc at SS i5 Ribs were 2h c 5c higher at s7.45.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
Croker May Visit America.

New York, Oct. 1S.-In response to a cablegram sent him by The World re- garding a report that he was to visit the United States. Richard Croker sent the following message: T have not fully decided when I will sail for Amer lea. If I go at all 1t will be about Christmas and only to see my friends. and I will remain but a short time. There is no political significance in the visit"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
H. | B. BEERS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to (. q. Abercrombie
 Company, 32 Commerce St.

Company, 32 Commerce St.
 New Orleans, Oct. ls.-The market sur fered today for the want of speculative support traders not being disposed to fol- low the advance in the face of heavy rs. cepts. especially at the current level ot values.
 The weather over night was rather favor. able in so far as Western and the central belt was concerned but excessive ,s rains were ere precipitation at some few points amouhtihs to four inches. This feature caused the closing and the posting of an official fore. cast for rain in tre Mississippi Valley and South Atlantic regions caused further im-
 The storm reported off the west oast of Cuba yesterday appears to have developed Into a hurricane. Washington having order Atlantic coast from Key West to Charles ton Strange to say. however. the market was not influenced in the least s5,ss ny wsrs 1n lowered to II or for December by profes- sional selling in the absence of outside sup port. and ,op on o the port of the local weather bureau the storm is central over southern Florida, where the am was blowing AS miles per hour at Key West. and maximum wind velocity of 72 miles per hour was reported rom
 It is hard to judge the nature of such storms and the direction in which they are working. The South Atlantic states might its way out into the Atlantic ocean or 1T the wind dminishes. should 1t work inland. but if the storm be accompanied oy heasy rains, and they are predicted for all sec tions east of the Mississippi river. mere will be cause for further complaint or oam- age to the already poor crop in the S eastern soaa' belt There was no change Tn the iocaI snot situation up to noon.' holders exactins and securing full quotations, and was said that the demand was as urgent as ever to fill prompt shipments: lave.
 Receipts. however. have assumed s Iarge proportions, Texas, making up for the pres ent shortage in the valley and South At lantic states. arrivals at all ports touay 57 GOO bales, last year 4S.ooo. year oefore last 63. o00 h,n,. market down h point to day, quoted at .79ss; yesterday 4soH: is complained inc ma,a, oI Ds exporters and there are no immeaiats signs of relief. such level prohioitins gold imports except at a loss. as aoes M tns Sish Bank of England discount. i've per cent. the highest rate for years. Engianu is a consuming. not producing coa"sl soy and cannot prosper with high prices TOT raw material.
 Yours truly, .o
 q q. ABERCROMBIE co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19

Russian laborer. today shot and fatal ly wounded his son, 21 years of age. and then committed suicide by swal- lowing carbolic acid. The son had prevented Clohr from killing his moth CT and the father. enraged at this. ent- cred his sons room while the latter lay asleep and shot him twice in the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York. oct 1s-The London tin mar ket was fl Is lower at flSS for spot and fl97 for futures oLcally the market was quiet with spot at s43. % a $43. 30.
 Copper was also lower in She English market declining E3 2s Sd to fss ios Tor spot and fss 5s for futures Locally the market was strong with lake quoteo at s2t 75as22 50: electrolytic $2l. bo9s22 .OO: casting s21 25 5as21.7b.
 lead was quiet at 5.76as5 ss in the local market. In London the price was 2s Sd higher at f19 l7s Sd
 SpeIter was unchanged at $6 20 e 70 3S m the local market and unchanged at f2s
 Iron was unchanged in the English mar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

eaIyeston-Ffrm llhc; net receipts 24,- a0s. gross receipts 24. sO9; sales 2.s02: stock Ss7 7,s54; shtpments to Great Britain 7,ls7 : eoastwise 7.o5s.
 New Orieans-steady, 11Sc: net receipts ff.76S; gross receipts .sl1.7o6: sales ',2Oo
 MobiIe-steady. 10 B-1sc; net receipts l. es5; gross receipts i.oA5: sales 700: stock ss.ss7.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
REMARKS: [:

REMARKS:
 Day temperatures were somewhat lower in the Carolinas. Georgia and Alabama With this exception the weather was warm er Rains were general and were heavy in parts of Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi MoNTRosE W. HAYES.
 Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
Neeessitates q Loan.

Paris, Oct 1S.-The budget commit. tee has reduced the final figures or this years budget from $S02.oOo,ooo to s766, 400, 900. This will necessitat% . loan of $14.00o.000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19

New York; Oct 1s.-The dry goods mar ket was strong today. The jobbing trade reports the largest reorders from all parts of the country ever known at this season are unable to do business owing to the in ability of the mills to name prices under present market conditions. Raw silk Is rary strong. larger spring business is reported in dress goods. Staple woolen goods for immediate use are in better de- mand.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans. Oct. 1S.-Spot cotton clos ed steady and unchanged; middling II %c. galas were 3,0o0 bales on the spot and 4,tgO to arrive.
 .s Futures opened steady to II points net sh1gher After this opening rise the mar fnf- declined but remained within narrow Hlnfta all day W1Sa December below Dot prsces. which held unchanged despite . larger movement, the markets downward
 rorress was small. The drop caused ap- Afently by short selling and by realizing SR long interests in anticipation of new dluctua tions about to begin. The closing Vss steady three to four points under yes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19

ket with standard foundry quoted at 67s 2d; and Cleveland warrants at s7s 7hd. Lo- caily the market was firm at recent prices No. foundry northern was euoted at s22. .O06s23 %; No. do. at $21 50 e $22 %; No. 1 foundry southern at $21. 50 @ $22. 50; No , do at $21. 00@ $22 .00
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
InHeriOr Movement.

Houston--Easy, II s-isc: net receipts 1S.767: gross receipts 16.767; shipments l6.- Ss3; sales 4144; stock 52.75s.
 Augusta-Firm. II 3-16c; net receipts E. 7so; gross receipts 37sO shipments 2.S61: sales 1.141; stock 32.752.
 Memphis-Steady. lac: net receipts F. 194; gross receipts 3,3s0; shipmentss s3s; sales 2o00 stock 21,7eo.
 St Louis-Steady, 111ac: net receipts 12o; gross receipts 2,5S3; shipments 2.7o4: sales 50: stock 7.207.
 Louisville-Firm. II hc.
 Total today-Net receipts 2s.ss1 gross receipts 26.52o; shipments 23,324: sales 1885; stock 1251S4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
Las. P. Ferraa Cotton Co. V JAS. P FERRALL. President lotton Buyers and Merchants,
 Montgomery, Ala. 16TS n. A--Jn W. n, A.-R I- G

Savannah-Steady, lie; net receipts H. 2l7; gross receipts i1.217; sales 7.1s0; stock 107. 50S: shipments coastwise 2,471
 Charleston-Firm. 1OKc; net receipts 605 !; gross receipts sos: sales 200; stock 1s,323.
 Wilmington-Firm loHc: net receipts B. FPS: gross receipts 3,72S; stock 41.032.
 Wiiminston-Firm, 10 Hc; net receipts B. 72s: gross receipts SIPS; stock 41.032.
 Norfolk-Firm. II 5-16c; net receipts B. 522; gross receipts 3,522; sales 814; stock 27.94s: shipments coastwise 2.ss9.
 Baltimore-Nominal, 1lAc; gross receipts 1,250 stock J.355.
 054: sales 500; stock 94,309: shipments to continent 405.
 , Boston-DdlI, 11.25: gross receipts 1890; shipments to Great Britain 4.250.
 Philade delphia-Gross receipts 1.494; stock 43o7; shipments to Great Britain 2.Sb7.
 Miscellaneous-Net receipts 36s: gross re- ceipts S69.
 Port Townsend-Net receipts 300: gross receipts 300: shipments to Japan 300.
 Savannah-Add 222 bales to exports to Great Britain this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAJ
 F0UECAST

FORECAST.
 An immense area of cloudy weather with scattered rains covers the entire stretch of country between the Atlantic ocean end the Rocky Mountains. An atmospheric de- pression in the Mississippi Valley and . are the principal causes Of this extensive cloud area. Rains have been general In the South Atlantic and Gulf States, and in portions of Georgia, Alabama. and Missis- sfppf they were quite heavy. Temperature changes have been unimportant. but an area of high pressure advancing h south easterly direction from the north Rocky mountain slope, will give cooler weather in Alabama on Friday; the probabilities are that rainy weather will continue thTo0gn- out the state tonight and Friday.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 2A Hours ending at a.aa., 75th
 Meridian Ttme.
 nart lG 1906,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19

ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS. St. Louis, Oct 1S.-The St. Louis grain markets today ranged as follows: Wheat:- Dec 73 bid; range 72%@73 to 7sh May 77hqss asked; range 77IsdA to
 77%
 Corn:- Dec 4O%; range 4oS to 4o% May AN.
 Oats:- Dec 33H May 35; range 34A to 35.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19

\. NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES. New Orleans. Oct 1s.-Cotton futures
 01Ds2d steady on the New Orleans Cotton
 8kchanee today. With quotations ranging
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
CINCINNATI PRODUCE.

 Cincinnati. Oct. 1S-Flour steady. Wheat easier. 76@76iac. Corn firm 49dRc. Oats steady 36c. Rye easy 67 G ac. Provisions steady: lard easy ss. S54Ss s5. Whiskoy firm $1.29.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-19
MEMPHIS COTTON OIL
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

Memphis, Oct 1s,-Cotton seed oil: prime crude soc; choice meal $25. 50; prime meal S23 %; prime cake $29. %.