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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-12-06
Tuesday, January 9Th, 1907,

at O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose Of electing
a board OF directors for the ensuing year,
and for the transaction OF any other business
that may be brought before them.
S. T. JONES, Cashier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
SALE OF PRESERVES.
Monte Sano Property to Become Hun
 ing Ground.

Ing GfOunO.
 Huntsville, Nov. 3.-(Special.) )--Col-
 onel James F. O'shaughnessy. of New
 York, President of the Huntsville
 Monte Sano Improvement Company, is
 and expects to be able to make trade with the Interstate Sporting Club, which has taken an option on the properties
 of the improvement company on Monte Sano. The club proposes to establish q club house and maintain shooting
 preserve on the mountain.
 James C. Mcdonald has become day clerk at the Huntsville Hotel, succeed ing Victor Gooch, who has resigned to go to Oklahoma. Reuben Varin, night clerk at the McGee has resigned and
 Joseph Minchener has succeeded him.
 the Huntsville postoffice, has received
 notice from the department at Wash
 lngton of an increase in his salary | from S1200 to $1,300 a year. The de-
 partment has also made provision for
 the receipt of registered mail pouches
 from incoming trains at the Hunts vile postoffice during the night. Here tofore registered mail has been re-
 ceived here only during the day time,
 causing needless delay.
 Will Griffin. the white man who held up and robbed Rev Peter Baker in the
 west end several weeks ago, came near making his escape from the Madison County jail last night. Griffin took a
 teaspoon handle and succeeded in un- and was using the same implement to dig through the brick wall in the hall
 way when the jailer happened to run
 up on him. He is charged with high
 way robbery.
 A special meeting of the Cotton Spin
 ners' Association of Alabama will be
 held in Huntsville next week begin ming Wednesday. Matters of import ance to the cotton mill interests of the
 State will be considered and large
 attendance of mill men is expected. The Huntsville members of the As sociation expect to entertain their vis- itors handsomely. IT the weather is fair a barbecue will be given in the country and if 1t is bad they will be entertained at asbanquet in the Hunts vile Hotel.
 The Alabama Association was orga- nized a few months ago for the promo ton of the milling interests of the Statc and it has no stated time of meet ing. Meetings are held when anything of importance develops. One of the objects of the organization Is to stop the practice of sending transportation to employees of other mills who desire
 to change their location, This practice. | it is said has developed rowing dis position among a certain class of op-
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eratives and has made them very in

eratives and has made them very in- efficient.
 Two of the labor agents of the Mer- rimack Manufacturing Company have been indicted at Winchester, Tenn. on cn charges of enticing laborers from their employment. this being crimi nal offense in Tennessee as we'll as in Alabama. The agents for the Merri- mack went to Winchester few days borers employers in the fruit nurser- es there, bringing them to Huntsville on a special train.
 The nursery people claim that the agents enticed their people away while the agents claim that they simply of fered them better wages than they were getting and they were glad to accept. It appears that low wages are paid at Winchester. One of the labor CTS who came from there says one of his daughters is now making more money in the Merrimack mill than he himself ever made in Winchester and he received about the average of that given adult males. All of the cotton mills of Huntsville are seeking labor CTS and good wages are being offered.
 The first practical Illustration of the utility of natural gas for fuel ever seen in Huntsville was made this morning in the West Huntsville cotton mill in the presence of a party of citizens. The mill has used natural gas from the wells of the New York Alabama oil Company for some weeks and has found that if is every way superior to coal The test was made with gas and then coal under the boilers. The gas comes from a well a quarter of mile dis tant, the natural pressure being eighty fivs pounds to the square inch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago, Nov. 3.-Steady capies anu small receipts in the 9 N9ath~nstt "n the To- cal wheat market, but the tone at tne close was little more than steady ne cause of selling by ph pit traders de,tyery were unchanged from those of yester day. Corn was a shade higher. oats aS; we're up s-s@l-2. Provisions were unchanged to ] cents lower
 Transactions in the wheat pit were not large and the business was con fined chiefly to pit traders. Sentih,Ii1,. h',i,t early in the day was soIne Wna. ,ssinr the feeling became easier The mar, ket was influenced by the continued small movement of spring wheat ana tistician. who claimed that the United States will be able to ship for export this year about 1SO,O00,O0O bushels anu only small portion or thas antouH. aa4e.dv tone of the market at Liverpool. not withstanding the weakness of the lo- cal market yesterday, was anotneI Sn closed steady. December opened i-S higher at "A 5-8, sold between 3-S@l l-Z and "A 7-S and closed at "A 1-2. Clear ances of wheat and pr1mar~ 5loTr were reeeipts e were .O0O bushels. against l;los,ooo for the corresponding day last year. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re- psi pertisa isst rses1p's weeE and 1 7ss year ago:
 '' Duiiness of the most pronounced Local iSr receipts were considerably below | the amount estimated and because oI this. prices held steady. The ciose
 was steady. December opened un,
 changed at 43 1-4, sold up to AZ 3-s ana closed at 43 1-4@3-S. Local receipts l PIG cars, 95 contract grade.
 l Oats were in active demand by com
 mission houses all day and the volume of trading was large. There was an
 excellent shipping demand and as re. ceipts contributed small, the market
 was quite firm The greater part of
 the the grain sold for shipment was said | to have been purchased by' Southern | interests. The market. closed strong; December opened unchanged at 33 | 5-S@3-4, sold between B 6-S and 33 I5-S@3-4 and closed at 34 5-S. Locai | receipts 166 cars.
 Provisions opened firm but subse,
 ouently eased off on selling by local | holders. The market for live hogs opened steady; but a decline of cents,
 which came later was the chief weak ening Influence of tho day. At the close, January pork was unchanged at | 14OO. Lard was Dc lower at S.l4 i.2
 Ribs were down 2 1-2 cents at 16O.
 Estimated receipts for Monday. . 1 Wheat 47 cars; corn 241; oats 2z4' hogs 35.000 head.
 fhe board of trade will be closed
 Tuesday, November 6, election day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
THE STOCK MARKET
READING ABSORBED LARGE SHARE OI
 ATTENTION.
Eeariy Selling of Stock Was Plainly Due to Large Extent to the Previous Taking of Prof
 

New York. Nov. 3.-The stock market was weak for an hour and then strong for an hour today and closed firm at the re- covery. Reading absorbed a large share of the market and was the only stock 10 move either way with any vigor. The car ly selling of this stock was plainly duo to . large extinct to the taking of profits in yesterdays business. The whole market professional selling caused by -ears of a weak bank statement, owing to the weeks large indicated outgo of cash and the prob ability that credit accounts had also been extended during the week.
 The bank statement verified the most liberal estimates of the loss of cash during the week. the decrease in that item rising to $7.342.Oo0. But whatever increase of during the week it was kept out of the bank statement. which showed loan de- crease of s9.542300. The assumption that credits were expanded ia based on the known needs of the November money settle ments and the process of transferring loans from the London money market to the New York market.
 There is nothing to show what was the the increased loan requirements but 1t is a. sumed that the trust companies and private banking houses took their share of the bur den.
 Cables from Paris report a good deal of satisfaction there with this development and discrimination by the Bank of France against American finance bills in an effort to p.,;a cheek SS 1t; But with the money rate in traction of the profitable rate for time loans here apparently proved stronger than the obstacles offered by the central bank ing institution have been able to oppose It mors ofna intended advance in the Bank o! France discount rate.
 Total sales of bonds par value $1.161. .O00
 NanA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
SHOOTING OF HoLDERFIELD.
Had Dispute About Road Service Il
 EtOwah County.

Gadsden. Nov. 3.-(SpeciaL)-The shooting of J. R. Holderfeld wednes- day night near Sligo by Willias Elkins. seems to have been the outcome of previous trouble between tho two men and not as the result of the Coronere investigation of the Davis murder had 1t.
 It is stated that Holderheld is the road supervisor for that beat and he had served Elkins with notice to work the roads, but that Elkins tg- derfield sedured a warrant for his ar rest and went to Sligo to serve the warrant himself. This enraged Elkins and he laid in wait for Holderheld on the road to Mountainboro knowing that he would return home that way, and shot him
 The wounded man will recover. Ell. kins has not been captured and 1t Is thought he has probably left tho country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement. {.

@ Port Movement.
 R4.5os: gross receipts 24.5Os: sales ss7; stock 3sQ.zls: shipments to Grea. nsi,s" tsa ss'oos: gross receipts 15,OO2; sales 1850: stock 1s5,55s; shipments to Great hr''a'" ' Mobile@steady. sNc: net net receipts B. sf2: gross receipts 3,612; sales $50; stock s7.s24; shipments csastwise @ % 5; rscs,n,s 10 s7o. rross receipts 1o.s7O; sales s7o: stock 16o.- ss3: shipments coastwise 4.72s' r.oo,n.. yas: nIre gross receipts 72s stock 23.444
 wilminstonm,Firms le%e; s,sci g9s.7 net receipts A.eis; gross receipts 4o1s: sales 2oa; stock l2.s53; shipments coastwise .''ey, StooL 9saa New York-Quiet 1O.sO: gross receipts N.22s: stock 95,193.
 Boston-Quiet, 10. 90.
 PhiIadeiphia-ouiet. 10. 55: stock 5.4so
 savannah-Add s74 bales to exports to ecntinent, since October lst
 Total Movement.
 Total today at all ports net 5s.s'1; snlp. ments to Great Britain 14.O45; to France i39s7: to continent 6169: stock 94!el5:
 c:onso,idated at all ports. net 5s. S31: ship nents to Great Britain 14.o45' to France l3.s to continent sl69 g., ,r,. 70 7,s Total since Sept. 1, at all ports net 10. yss;, shipments to Great Britain 77s.6io; to Trance eo5.5o1: to continent eSo.oS-' 10 Japan 27,47s ....*
 Interior Movement
 Houston-Easy, 1Ohc; net receipts 10.733 wross receipts 1O.733: shipments A.lOO' ssles 1,456; stock 63360..
 Augusta-Firm, 10hc; net receipts 2'9, si gross receipts 2.932; shipments "'4-l' sales Memphis-cuiet. 1o1ac. net receints 4:- 172: gross receipts 5.3S5: shipments 3'i2li saies 1900; stock 2sOo .:-.,., o... st Lous-Quet, 10ssc: net receipts $40 wross receipts 3.920: shipments 3.93s. stock Cincinnati--Net receipts 4o5; gross re ceiDfs 405; shipments 736; stock 10,476-
 Louisville-Firm. lie Total today-Net receipts l9,12s: gross r~eeipts 23975 shipments 21.6l7: ssale: EI20: stock 1S4.66S
 NEW ORLEAN SUGAR MARKET.
 New Orleans Nov. 3.-Sugar unchanged
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Ncw fork NOV. 3.-FIour firm.
 Cotton seed oil barely steady: prime crude fob. mills 2sc; do. yellow 45c ask ed.
 Molasses quiet: New Orleans open kettle good to choice 3o1ac.
 Sugar raw quiet fair refining SAc; cen trifugal 96-test 3%c: molasses sugar 3hc: refined quiet; No. 6 s4. 30; No. 2 s4.2s; No s s4.20: No s4.15: No. 10 s4 O5: No II s4 %; No. 12 s3s5; No. 1a s3. 90; No 14 8. S5; Confectioners $4.6o: mould A s5. l5: cut loaf and crushed s5 50: powder ed $4 90; granulated $4 80: cubes $5. .05.
 Coffee spot Rio quiet: No. : invoice 7hc: mild steady; Cordova s% e 12c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
(Corrscted Daily.)

(Corrscted Daily.) These prices are at wholesale and net ts consumers
 starch-corn so1oc; standard goodA pearl 4Ao. gloss lump 4Ac; nickel pack ages 8.
 Rice-Extra fancy ehe; head A0sc: broken SIC: Japan 5c. sslt-Liverpooi s1: Virginia 6ec. Vinegar-Per gallon l4022c. Coffee-Green. common 1oh 011o; prime llh 6llho: choice 120I2ho; fancy 1a0 lihc.
 Candies-stick shc; fancy sgloe Cracksrs--xxx soda she; XXX Ginger snaps 7e.
 Standardization mustard 33.2e; \ oil tS.20
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
s-Rising. Falling.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAS
 E0RE(A2T

An atmospheric depression to the south east of Key West Is giving warm, rainy weather over Florida Rains have atsn fallen in the Missouri Valley and on the north Pacific coast. In the remainder or the country the weather has continued fair. under the influence of the wave of high pressure. the crest of which is over the great Lakes this morning. In Alabama the femperature has remained stationary; i'll Kansas and Nebraska it has fallen slight Iy; in all other portions of the country the weather is warmer.
 The weather in Alabama will continue fair tonight and Sunday; the temperature tonight will be somewhat higher in the in terior districts of the state.
 Temperature and precipitation reports from selected Southern stations. For Nov 3, 1906:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
6ARKET FOR COTTON
RRE WAS CONSIDERABLE COVERING 7l- AT DECLINE.
fReSvy Rnia storm Reported at hey "est
 scS f--ss ~,DS ReDorts of Firm Stand or Farmers Caused Cn- Fss5 e easiness.

s ree~, York. Nov S.--The cotton lnarket ss..~~rss.a hsrelv steady at decline or sS Sr~e to seven points and sold off to a rln ne, {. 61ellne of eight to ten points wien r" Ds sS1s1 ~2iur len cents as result or stop oi 2afa and lower cables .. tho ls There was considerable covering at in,s rns
 3-s-s-. inc middle of the morning owing 10 siS;ensiness over the heavy rain storm re-
 Sorted at Key West and reports or IF tit ,a $s iittie buying for long account. however FSf,ua the tone of the market was not ostter
 xSs. stas6v The market closed steaoy. S.cstnts at the ports today 5S.s3 oaies sz19Sinst 71.054 last week and 4s'eoSs nas' nno 55SrSar For the week testimateu, +S''vou ..
 Sansnst 47s16l last week and sb4.aoo ias'
 Today,s receipts at New Orleans ,or as;ovS, asninst 7.7s7 last year: ana al '"'''
 i6733 against 15.23s last year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New YOrk, NOV. 3.-COffee futures opened steady at unchanged prices to advance of five points light bull support in the absence of special offerings. Trading was very quiet and the market held around the opening figures. with the close quiet. net unchanged to five points higher. Sales were reported of 6750 bags including:
 December .... .... .... .... .... ..6. It January .... ........ .... .... ....6. 25 March .... .... .. ........6. 45 May -.... .... .... .... co. ......6. 65 July .... .... .... .... .... ....s. 30 September .... .... .. .. .... ......6. 95 October .... .... ........ ..........1. %
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
H. | B. BEERS COTTON LETTER.
Co,uponv C0ununnrrA atr>ef

Company. 32 Commerce Street.
 New Orleans. Nov. 3.--As was to be ex- for winter deliveries influenced traders to become more cautious in operating on the short side of the market. the undertone of which was much more steadr today thap of late. Very little. as yet has been said of the approaching census ginners report nae s1 of snnss t will be published and will be compared with returns to the same date one year ago. There be no claiming of weather hay ing been unfavorable for picking and gin ming of the crop since October 18th. when 900 last year. and as the crop is admitted to be much larger than last year. except
 in Georgia and the Carolinas. and perhaps
 in Alabama. the next Census report should show a good increase in ginnings over 3 year ago. about 100000 bales. or a total gnned of about 6,s00.o0 bales.
 This is a liberal allowance in the way of an increase last year for 12 days gin- ming and while it would only indicate 8 crop of about 11.25O.0 900 bales on it's face. it must be remembered that the crop as B whole Is late this year and that work of every character is behind owing to the un- favorable picking season at the opening of the year. Therefore. the census report 10 follow the of the sth instant. which November 14th can safely berelied upon to show a full one million bales more ginned to November 14th than was reported last year. say about s.5oO,ooo vs. 7,5oo,ooo in 1905, on which date is as much as the aver age percentage of the past three years. 71.1 per cent. be allowed. representing z the amount ginned to said date this year. the highest of the past three years being 12. the lowest 69.%. 1t will be seen than the crop is over 12,OOO. 900 bales. including linters. and probability of this basis of pro- duction being increased during the remain ing period of the ginning season which usu- ally lasts throughout the winter. If the crop is larger than 12. 800. 900 bales. a lower level of values is probable, but if smaller yield than 12.500.000 bales is indicated. g reaction seems possible, this is the pivot on which the market will swing and while it remains undecided. weather conditions and the movement to ports will be the influenc- ing features
 At the moment shorts are favored with both. free movement and favorable wealth CT with indications for these conditions to last for a while longer. The present level of prices however has been the means of encouraging traders to take more kindly to the long side and further efforts to de press the market will be met with more re- sistance.
 Yours truly,
 c. G. ABERcRoMBIE co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York, Nov 3.--The dry goods mar ket was steady for the day. Linens are very strong in the primary market, owing to the well sold condition of flax spinners Rurlaps promise to be here next month as stocks are low and the active purchasing season is approaching. The cotton goods markct quiet although spot goods are stll bringing top prices
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
T-Indicates trace of precipitation.
 MONTROSE W. HAYES. Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau

Grits-per bbl ss.ss: per sack N.7o
 Meal-65c: pearl roc; peerless roc.
 Lard-Leaf lie; compound Sc: basis
 Hams-Dovs 1se; other. 14M0lse
 Flour-Basis of barrels; High patent $40; fancy patent N.7s; half patent Grain and Hay-Bran 1.30: shorts $1.40: corn chops 65c: white corn roc: oats mix ed 46c white 4Sc: white clipped 4sc. tim othy S1.1o: Johnson grass 65c; rust proof oats SEC: Burt seed oats roc: winter turf
 Cotton Seed Meai--2s.0
 Beeswax-24A 025c
 Grapes-A lb. baskets zoo22ho; . h. Fruit and Produce--Potatoes s5o bu.: head cabbage. bbl. crates $1. .75 Q$2; apples choice B. Davis $2. 76@ 8; fancy Baldwins 25a$35 50 per bbl.; fancy Kings $4 .00; apple and white wine vinegar 15c gal; fan cy full cream cheese, daisies 16c; fancy Ii P peanuts Sc h.; lemons choice $7 box |; Florida oranges S2.5o box; Denia onions per crate s1. 50: ruta baga turnlps $1.75 l50
 Hides-Dry Hints shc; dry salted 1shc: chicKensNHens so@s5o; fryers ss0 zoe:
 Molasses-Georgia Cane, barrel sse per gallon; cases. gallons S3. % per case; maple :.yrup. Lss Cabin. gallons Io so ;l4; gallons sugar-Granuiated 5hc; F. Y. C. 5Ne
 Country butter-l5e.
 sesd-Rye, q per bu :wheat q. .oS; barley S1; crimson clover 12c; alfalfa l402oo per ib.: onion sets. white skin q: pearl 13; blue grass 1601sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
Nrw ORLEANS COTTON.

sNew1 Orleans Nov. 3-Spot cotroH HI =. akeady Mc lower; middlng ioc. spo. Sa'e' ' ' Ts Futures opened steady two to SIX pon.s res,er The market was dull and marrow sS vr,,.hout. Weekend covering served to sSrd nrtces down a few points but buyina $ Sy shorts caused recovery. 1he cios. Was barely steady. unchanged to two po'h'S under Friday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
Clarke Palmer Cole.

Public Auditor and Accountant. F. o Box 29. Atlanta.
 Examinations for firms. corporations. pal and county audits and systems . speciality.
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CINCINNATI PRODUCE.

Cincinnati, Nov. ".-FTour steady. Wheat firm 75ia G76 'ac. Corn quiet, 4Sq Ec. Oats quiet, 35 i.c Rye duu 66 F q 6S iac. Provisions unchanged Whiskey firm $1. 29.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

Wilmington, N C., Nov. 3.-Spirits tur- pentine firm 65 i.c; receipts 6S casks Rosin, nothing doing; receipts 2s4. Tar firm g. 20; receipts b0.
 Crude turpentine firm $3. 35 q$.5 50 and $A 5O receipts li5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York. Nov. 3.-The metal market were quiet as usual in the absence of cables.
 but prices were well maintained. Spot tin nominal at S42. 75 G $43 .0O Lake copper s21. .75m$22 50: electrolytic s21. .5ons22 co; casting s21 25@ S21.75. Lead unchanged &. 75 d $5. 95. Spelter unchanged at s6 20M s6. 30 Iron was firm and unchanged from re- cent quotations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

We sell the genuine Columbus Bug gy Co.'S Buggies and Carriages. The best. Call and see us when you want a first class buggy or carriage.
 MONTGOMERY CARRIAGE WORKS CO.,, 2l1.21S Bibb St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
NEW ORLEANS 1sPOT COTTON.

New Orleans Nov. 3.-Spot cotton closed 4asdx Sales L 95O bales; receipts lo,OOZ, ,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
OTTON FUTURES

NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES: II New York, Nov. 3.-Cotton futures "pen pth. sfsd barely steady and closed st' aay Unota on ao $s>- york Cotton Exchange today. Quo'a zs<aS-,nsu. .rn nked AS follows: -,-.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
|F. F. Johnstone & Co.
 Cotton Buyers and Warehousemen
 r Cotton Bought Any Point in Alabama sora0e and couspnmens Solicited Lowest Insurance best facilities
THE WEATHER.

Daily Local Weather Report snA RiSsI
 Bulletin. United States Department of Agriculture ! Weather Bureau.
 Locai Observation (Central Tfme)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
rrw ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

IE EI reur C,rIeans Nov 3.--Cotton futureS on xr~ New Orleans Cotton Exchange today
 eiosed barely steady. Quotations ranged as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS.

ST. Louis, Nov. H.--Thc St. Louis Rrain
 market today ranged flows:
 Dec. 73i4 bid; range 731snA r to 73ss a F. May 77ss 44 asked: range 77ts to 77& q E July 74A bid. Corn:- :'. -...
 Dec lll. range 41A to 41I.m%
 May i2i. q s asked; range 42i4 d Ss to 42a Oats:--- Dec. 33zs bid. --.-' .-.." -.~.= May sits q 30 asked; range 3i7s d35 to 35ls
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
TREASURY BALANCES

Washington. Nov 3.--Todays treasury ba dances, exclusive of the gold reserves show: .o,. ,7x1,a Gold coin and bullion lis'efo'iis
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NAVAL STORES.

Savannah. Ga. Nov. 5.-Turpentine firm
 Rosin firm: sales 1,4s6; receipts 2s1s; shipments 2Os; stock 67.1e4 Quote: ABC & S5; D ss. s5; E s4.oo@$4 o5; s4;ob q S4l0; G S4loMs4. IS; H $4, l5 a $4. 20; s4 %: K s47o; \ s5. 40; VIC $S %; wv S6 co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
rrvrppoOr. COTTON FUTURES.

s1 sve,pool. Nov. 3.-Cotton futures open ss s.sier and closed easy; American mio-
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MEMPHIS COTTON OH
NEW ORLEANS COTTO

MEMPHIS COTTON OIL Memphis. Nov. 3.-Cotton seed oil; prime crude BOG: choice meal S25. .00.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OH. New Orleans. Nov. 2.-(,oton seed oil: prime 3Sc; crude 2Sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
ST. JOUIs PRODUCE.

St. Louis, Nov. 3,-Flour steady, Whiskey steady $l B. .:.r H."5. # t Iron cototn ties $l 02. Pork steady jobbng si6 SO
 Lard steady prime steaH. s3.O7i2. Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts s9 62I2 clear ribs s9 21. short clears Sl0 l2ia ..."..= <-s*:.
 Bacon steady. boxed extra shorts $1O.37is: clear ribs sl0 CO.,. short clears S1o. S7ic
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
KANSAS CITY LIVE sTO

Kansas City. Nov. 3.-Cattle. receipts LOGO: including 400 Southerns Market un- changed