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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS:
 (COrrected Daily.)

MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
 (COrrected DaiIy.)
 These prices are at wholesale and not 10 10 stSreSmcorn tons1 6@1Oc; Standard goods. nenrl 4Ac; gloss lump 4Ae; nicqei pack T TRies@Extra fancy sMc; bead 4@5o; brOk- sn sa,tteiLiSsFpool a,tci SsRSR 'G sl: Virginia soc. Coffee-aTeen. common 9h @10c; prime 10 Q lie choice 111A Q12c; fancy lS@l4hc.
 csndies-stick sc: fancy 60 noe. Crackerh-xXX Soda shc; xxx Ginger T TsaTdines-American mustard sS.2O: &-
 Grrits%Per bbl. s8 50; per sack sI.sO. Meai-65c: pearl roc: peerless 72hc.
 Lard--Leaf 1O%c; compound sAo; bass Hams-DOvs 1sc: others, 14h,@15c.
 Flour-Basis of barrels; High patent s4.1O; fancy patent s4.6O: half patent Grain and Hay-Bran S1 20; shorts s1 30 | corn chops 62c; white corn 6Sc; oats mixed Zee: white 4sc; white clipped 49c; timothy | S1; Johnson grass CSC; rust proof oats b2c; BqE5 cattoS ssd sesd 'Sf %eass7 9F f oats Wool-Clean 25c; bury wool 12hc; wash ed wool soc AZ 025nc.
 Grapes-2 ID. baskets 2o@22Ac; lb'
 Fruit and Produce-Potatoes zoe bu | onion 9oc bu Western cabbage, bbl crates | S1 5OdSl .75; fancy Baldwin $3. 50 bbl.; No. 1 i Baldwin $s.75 fancy B. Davis $S; % per bbi. apple and white wine vinegar 1sc gal i fancy full cream cheese. daisies 1ec; fancy H. P peanuts 5 lsc lb.: lemons, extra fancy l si 50; fancy S4. co box; Evaporated apples 1 lb. cartoon, S!kc per lb Florida or oranges e large 15c per ib.. medium I4!sc per lb;; almonds 15c per lb. Pecans later on; heavy n. weight cocOanuts $4.O0 per sack Fresh tresl | siO. % per Dbl. cranberries s$CO per r' box Crown raisins $1. 75 per hoN; fancy seeded raisins 45 10. boxes. F oz, to the package 1 S3 S5 per box; Prunes 25 lb. boxes 5O-60 1 7Nc per lb. 25 lb. boxes 6O-7O 71te per lb.; 1 o5 lb. boxes 7O-SO 6&c per lb.; standard | boxes 25 lb evaporated peaches 121kc lb. { standard boxes 25 lb pectorine peaches 126 l per b.; Canadian Rutabaga turnips $1.7' per sack; navy beans this years crop $2 2; Hdes@Dry Hints 1she; dry salted 17Hei S'S9d ShicEsns@Hens ES ins 4o05oc; frvers a505Oci brolers 25935c.
 salon: cases. gallons S3 per case maple | syrup. Log Cabin, gallons $l4: h gallons S7 50: quarts S4.2 per doZ
 sugar-Granuiated 5bc; F. Y. c. 5Ac,
 Country Butter-1bc.
 Eggs-30c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to Walter Cotter & Com
 IannH- A2 CnnnleEnA St.

By Private Wire to Walter COtter 4 Com
 Dany, 42 Commerce St.
 New Orleans. Dec. IA steadier market in Liverpool than looked for and particular of 1N.000 of which 12.o00 were American. showing that spinners are calling cotton at the decline, renewed hope in many quarters on side. The shiftY element of scalp another outbreak of bullish sentiment and were the first to buy this morning, causing six point higher opening followed by a further advance of five points As there is no pronounced reliable tendency In the market and price changes are made by scalping operations on large and small scale or temporary features and occurrences, the market has assumed a waiting character, traders expecting a cue from the spot cen ters. As early news from the local spot market was rather favorbale reporting :t steady around lc. with fair demand, a dis position developed to buy futures at the heavy discount and the early gain of four teen points maintained. The leading cotton and is working for an advance to protect engagements.
 With all that there Is no genuine confi- dence in evivence and while further spurts likely to attract liquidation owing to uneas- mess about the coming government publi- cations The movement Is heavy, port re- eeipts so far this week about 220.000 bales. against l92, 900 last week and 161.O0o last year. what in the afternoon and while taking cot ton at concessions of 1-i6c ii 3-16c. buyers were by no means eager. offerings increas- ing. This unfavorable turn in spot devel- which from 10 so for March broke sharply under long liquidation. As mentioned in our morning report there are lage profes- sionaI long lines which, if not sufficiently
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
SHARP DEBATE ENDS.
Chancellor Won BueIOw Accepts Colo nlnl AMnIr1a RennOnaihRIffr


 niRl Affairs Responsibility.
 Berlin. Dec. 4.-The Reichstag today ended six days general debate on CO., lonial affairs, the result of presentation of the Governments supplementary ap- propriation bills.
 The discussion was characterized by unusually sharp remarks and a great number of grave charges were brought against colonial officials, Socialist Radical and party speakers vieing with each other in narrating stories Sf the maltreatment of natives by officials The Government furnished satisfactory explanations of some of the incidents referred to, declared others to be false and announced that still others were under investigation.
 Chancellor von Buelow letf Colonial Director Donburg to bear the brunt of the attacks on the colonial administra. ton until today, when the Chancellor and made a short speech in which he declared that he fully supported the statements made by the Colonial Direc. tor yesterday In repellin gthe sharb attacks of Herr Roen, the Clerical lead. CT.
 The latter had a severe altercatlor with Herr Dernburg and used strong i language referring to the Director as stock jobber who was unable to in suit him, Herr Roern. President voE Ballestrem at the beginning of the morning session of the Reichstag to- day opened the incident by calling Herr Roern to order, whereupOn the latter made a personal statement, saying that he assumed full responsibility for his attacks upon the Government and as- serted that the Clerical Party was not responsible for them.
 Chancellor von Buelow's outspoken < endorsement of Herr Dernberg's dehant ! tone towards the Clerical Party leader is attracting attention as showing a more independent spirit upon the part of the Government towards that party 1 than has been manifested for many ] Nears.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
MARKET FOR COTTON
~r~ SESSION.
h skpr Moderate Advance in Early Iraalns fhn Market Weakened Under Scat fnged Ii0uidatlOn and Consider
 ab Bear Pressure.

New York Dec 4.-Ths cotton market was va fess active today and after moderate aos vance during the early session weakeneo under scattered liquidation and pear pre- atfre with the close barely steady at an ao- ao vaSce of four to six points In response nc steadier cables than looked for ana ouii, I, fsh reports concerning the Southern spot situation. There was some covering oS re cent sellers on the bulge and ut1e IEeeh hsrsyinw for long account, which was inspfr- cd by the buIish Southern spot advices @ @Dnt fhe uncertainty as to the showing oL the census figures next Saturday, 'ohecken .aSS wrpgsive bull support and the market eSsed GIT again in the later trading unAsr eeiihs by a prominent wire house, which was oe- Iisved to be acting for New OrHe@Iis pear a elfaue, and whose offerings were more or iess persistent during the entire sess,on' Nts The decline carried aJnuary under 1u cents SnA March down to 10. is or about 63 points befow the high level of last weeA. me close was at the low point of the cay
 Receipts at the ports today Sl, pHles. against T9,613 last week and oI.f fiS s- iase s1o wear For the week 360,00O against SSI SOD fast week and 2s1.92O last year: Today receipts at New Orleans l5.1TS paies, a~~f3at IT 4g4 last year and at Houston e1ss5 bales against 1s,s24 last year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05

It takes the form of verbal note" which will be communicated to the pow CTS by the French and Spanish Am bassadors tG&lorrow. Immediate replies are expected. as the terms of the un- derstanding already have been inform ally communicated to the different gov ernments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
wanted Protection for Negro

Jackson. Miss. Dec IA recent re- auisition by Governor Vardaman upon the Governor of Colorado for negrf named Jenkins, under arrest in colo rado for a murder committed in Tunlca County, this State. today brousnt lEoIn tbe vrestern 5overnor a refusal to surrender the negro unless he was as- sured by Governor Vardamau that the prisoner would 6e protected from mob violence. Governor Vardaman wired that ample protection would be given the negro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
H. & B. BEERS coToN LETTER.
(By Private Wire To c. G. Abercrombie and Cn.. 42 CnrnnrrarcA afrnAfA

(By Private Wire To c. G. Abercrombie
 and Co.,. 32 Commerce Street.)
 New Orleans, La. Dec. IA short lived reaction was experienced this morning, Liverpool having been stead fer than expected and an increased de- mand for spot cotton was noted in the English market. but at a reduction of i've points. sales 14,000. The larger ulant that occasioned the early ad- vance, March selling l0.S3. Locallay, however, spots were reported as being offered at concessions. and as the last movement to market was large at all ports since Friday. 226.00O vs. l6l,eOe last year and 2il,0B0 year before last. early buyers turned sellers at the ad- vance. The effect of this change of ators resulted in the easier market and had an influencing affect upjon the spot market. which was said to be about 1-Sc down, although there was
 more doing. especially in cotton to ar rive.
 Washington advised by mail that correction had been made in the last report on ginnings 10 Nov IA plus correction of about 31,000 bales having been made. bringing the total ginnea to that date up to<S,5e2.o00 bales, ot- withstanding a reduction or seventy six gins having been made, 27,S0S, vs: 278S1 as were originally reported and which compared with 2S.2ss gins last year. when only 7,501.00o bales mad been accounted for. A report had been
 published from an unofficial source to the effect that there had been
 ginned l.s00.000 bales between Nov ember 14 and December 1. of this year. against 1,iS9. 900 last year. and if this
 should prove to be correct. or approx imatelv so. it would furnish a total ot about l0.162.0 900 bales as the number of bales Efnned to the tst inst. against S.69e. 900 one year ago, and on basis
 of MT. Hester's figures of actual growth of last year, which was ll,lhl,- 900 bales, the census having acknow- Iedged that its report was incomplete by reason of all ginners failing 10 make returns. the indicated GrowJn for 1906 would be about i2,633.o09. t0 which might he addea iintris rcpacks. eac. which wJu'd fur',ish a Sommcr" cIaI crop of about 13.00O.0o0 bales. If the cre;. be over l2.@J1.eh0 Da'es. theIe vii be more than enough for all reg Iirements. if as mucn as l3,990.apu there Is likely to he nark..'ea a D1r- densome surplus, but if the yield be less than I2.5J0, ,095 bales chances are that thcre will be hardly enough tn go around. although mill takinSs |" date wcIld not make this certainty tho. being sualleT than to even datg one year ago, by l45,O0o bales, when total takings for the season were only l2.036 900 of American. Therefore. much vii depend spon size or con- sumption as well a. of size of crop. Yours very truly. C. c. Anercrombie 6 Go.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
sT. IOTIs CLOSING MARKETS.

St Louis. Dec. 4.-The St. LOUIS grall markets today ranged as follows;
 Wheat May 77is bid: range 77h a A to 775s "a. July 76i4 bid range 7G to 76A. Dee. 4oha c a. bid range 4OH to 4Od 7s. May 4l76 G4s asked; range 4lat q 7s to 42 July 421s bid.
 Oats.- Dec. 32A bid. May 34N.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05

supported by spots. are likely to liquidate before the week Is out. Thus the fate of the market for the next few days in de- pendent on whether Liverpool and spot news can equalize action dictated by fear of the government estimate.
 Truly yourH
 HAYWARD, WICK & CLARK
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
Cash quotations were as follows;
NEw YnRK CnEEEE NIARKET

New York Dee, 4.-Coffee futures opened European selling and local liquidation fil- lowing lower cables and continued heavy receipts. There a further loss of abaut continued selling for long account in the absence of support, but the market rallied toward the close on covering with last prices steady at a net decline of 1O@15 nnints Sales I3O.0OO bags.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
CHTCACo GRAIN AND PRoDUCE.

Chicago, Dec 4--An improved demand Ss strength today in the local wheat market. the May option closing with net gain of hc. Corn was ID hc. Oats were C
 The wheat market was strong all day despite the fact that receipts in the North west and the total primary receipts were much larger than for the corresponding day last year. During the first hour trading dragged somewhat because of the interest taken in vote on the proposition to reduce commission rates on the exchange. During the last half of the session. however. busi- ness was active. Cash houses were lively bidders for December. while shorts covered freely in both December and May.
 Commission houses also bought freely Of May. The chief reason for the strength shown by the market was q dispatch from New York stating that 10,O00.000 bushels of Manitoba wheat had been contracted for ex- port Another influential factor was an advance of more than one cent in the price of December wheat at Minneapolis. A rise in the price of cash wheat at the principal 1sc to 1c DEF bushel, stimulated the demand for o. on4 A decrease of 200. coo bushels Bradstreet's compared with an increase of more than 100000 bushels also aided the
 The market closed strong. May opened unchanged to hc higher at 7sc to 7Shc, advanced to 7s&c and closed at 7shc
 .CIearances of wheat and flour were esqual to 35O, 900 bushels. Primary receipts were LISA 900 bushels. 1.152.0O0 for the corre-
 spending day last r.a raos9S f S9a
  cars, against s6l last week, and 5S5 year ago
 A feature of trading in the corn pit was the selling of December by cash ouses This weakened the market early in the day, but later prices bcame firm in sympathy with wheat and because of an estimate of great ly reduced receipts for tomorrow. The market closed firm. May opened unchang- ed at 43Ac. advanced to 4s%c, and closed at 43c%. Local receipts l52 cars with 22 of contract grade.
 Trading in oats was quiet and the mar ket was firm. Shorts and commission houses were the principal buyers. while the selling was largely by local longs. May opened shade lower at 34 B Q35c, advanc- ed to 34A c %c and closed at Ike. Lo- cal receipts 177 cars.
 A decided decrease in receipts of live hogs at Western packing centers caused an act i've and firm market for provisions. Shorts and local packers did most of the buying while offerings were chiefly from longs. Al the close January pork was up 71ac at S14. STA. Lard was up 2c at $S. 7h. Ribs were 5@7hc higher at $7. 97 42 c $S. %.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05

,o. ,oov,4 bFs,her than last season. The ex- hort market on Things for the South Amer
 can trade had been fair. but the general export market is very quiet: cotton yarns has helped the clothing trade great
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 TTNRErAET

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECAST.
 There has been a very decided and rapid change In general meteorological conditions during the last twenty-four hours. The highest atmospheric pressure covers the Ohio Valley and Is giving clear weather over all the country to the east of the Mississip- pi River. Over all this territory the tenn perature is much lower than on Monday morning. and now the thermometer readings range from a seasonal normal in the gulf states to as low as 2 degrees in New Eng land. To the west of the Mississippi river the pressure is low and the weather warm and cloudy. These conditions should effect Alabama by Wednesday. when cloudiness will begin to increase and the temperature to rise.
 Temperature and precipitation reports from selected Southern stations, for the 2i hours ending at ! a. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
Ernncn-snnninh Arreemenf.

Madrid, Dec. I'M. Jules Cambon
 the French Ambassador. and Senator Cabareno. the Foreign Minister, con cluded the Franco-Spanish agreement last night, on the subject of Morocco
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
DAILY COTTON MARKET
Port Movement.

GaIveston-Qulet. 10 Rc: ne receipts 32.2sl; gross receipts 32.291; sales l,o4s; stock 457.72s: shipments to Great Britain 14.3e4.
 New orleans-Easy ioHc; net receipts 15.17S; gross receipts 1P,i7s; sales s.7Oo; stock 2s2.Sli; shlpments to Great Britain lI.000
 MobiIe-Easy. 1Ohc; net receipts .s.22s; gross receipts 3.22s: sales 2.s2s; stock Sl,2Sb; shipments to Great Britain ,s52.
 savannah--ouiet. 1o%c: net receipts 14,- 0f5: gross receipts 14.015; sales sO6; stock 1T7.44S shipments to France 2,70l; to con- tinent 2.100; coastwise 4.s94.
 Charleston-Qulet 19hc; net receipts 1,- 644: gross receipts 1,e44; stock 1s.s42.
 wiImington--Firms l0&c; net receipts l. 5s2: gross receipts t,5s3; stock 17.s7o.
 Norfotk-Dull, He: net receipts 5,511; gross receipts 605; stock 4s,746; shipments coastwise 4,915.
 Baltimore-steady. 11%c; gross receipts SEQ: stock 13,744
 New York-Quiet. lie; net receipts 11.OoO; gross receipts 6.7s9: sales 126,722.
 Boston-ouiet. lie; net receipts 11,05si gross receipts 3,54S.
 Philadelphia-Quiet, II. 25; net receipts 76; gross receipts zs1 stock s,936.
 Port Townsend-Net receipts 6,s7o: gross receipts s,97O; shipments to Japan 6.970.
 Misceellaneous-Net receipts IA: gross receipts il4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
nmw nRIEANs CnTTON.

New Orleans, Dec 4.--spot cotton closed Sasy Ae off: middling 1oSc Sales on the spot were 3.100 and $500 to arrive ,.-
 Futures opened steady six to nine points higher on large Liverpool spot sales. After fhe oponinR the market was nervous and 1nsettied on a general feeling of insecurity
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
NEW yORK PRODUCE,>

New York Dee 4-Cotton seed oil steady prime crude fo.h mills 5oc: do yellow ilc asked.
 Coffee spot Rio steady, No invoice 7tsc: mild steady. centrifugal 96-test 37sc; molasses sugar 3-32c, refined steady
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
Inferior Movan,ent

Houston-Quiet, 10 1I-16c; net receipts 24.525: gross receipts 24.525 shipments 22.- 547; sales 3,572; stock 94.147.
 Augusta-Quiet. lie; net receipts 2.216: gross receipts 2.S54; shipments 3,617; sales 59I: stock 50, 0s1.
 Memphis--Steady. 10 11-1se; net receipts 3,705; gross receipts 6270; shipments s.1s4; sales 3.100i stock 131.511
 St. Louis--ouiet. lie: net receipts S51; gross receipts 4.s66; shipments 4,915; sales 100; stock 16.7Ss
 CincinnatI--Net receipts 1,241; gross re- ceipts 1,241; shipments 27o: stock 11,153.
 Louisville-Firm II 1-16c
 Total today-Net receipts 32,03S: gross receipts 39,556; shipments 3S.S48; sales 7,- 543; stock 293, 670
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
NAXAL NTORES.

vI-Ir,iroton Dec. 4.-Spirits turDentlne t,tna t,In 6oine receipts 59 casks Rosin nothing doing: receipts 23S.
 Tar firm s2.a5; receipts I23; ., ,o an. st 80; receipts 54.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
TIE METAL MANKETS.

New York, Dee. t-Irou higher abroad rants 68s ltsd. Locally firm, No. fouu dry northern S95 25Q 526 26.. No, dc S23 7BdS2675; No l foundry southeu S255o q $27. 50; No. 2 do. S25. % 9&27.oo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
c1NCINNATI PRODUCE

Cincinnati Dec. 4.-Flour quiet Wheat. steady 76a 'ac. Corn steady 43@ lac. Oats firm 36I Ac Rye steady T0G7e Provisions firm. Whiskey firm $t %
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
xANSAs CITY LIVE STOCK.
sT. LOUIs PRODUCE.

st Louis, Dec 4-Flour steady, Whiskey steady s1 B.
 Pork lower; jobbing Sl5. b0 o,, Lard lower; prime steam $S. F. Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts pocor steady; boxed extra shorts $l0i lear ribs S9 75; short clear $l025
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
rpr.srpv RATANcEs

Washington, Dec. 4.-Today,s treasury balances exclusive of the gold reserves show: saao .as q, q
 Available cash balance .... S22S,tSS,Sl Sls Gold coin and bullion ... 1lV'oo9'Sl'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
Total Movement.

Total today at all ports net S1.744: ship ments to Great Britain 25.sS4; to France 2,7Oi; to continent 2,1eo; to Japan SOTO: stock 1.2fS, ,953
 Consolidated at all ports. net 225. 551; ship ments to Great Britain 4,40O; to France 1897; to continent 34gf2: to Japan BOSS.
 Total since Sept. ], at all ports. net 4,503,- 49S: shipments to Great Britain 1,333.526; |; to France 3sl041; to continent l.223.476; to Japan 4s.I66
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05

New York, DoC I.--Th" uIl t1UWs W4IhFI is strong in the prima v division spot RaS opened durinE the day at pric g two
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05

New Orleans Dec. 4.-Sugar steady; open kettIe centrifugal 3 11-16 69SBc;. centrifugal yellow 3Ih@4 1-16c; seconds 21s qS l-l6c.
 New molasses syrup 3O@SSc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
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~r1v ORLEANS COTTON OIL.

Memphis, Dec, F-D"IIOU FEY ,aE n0 0I1' RIn RI IF cake S24. co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
al sales for day 777.aoO shares.
NE,N NnRk RnNDS.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
v,vvppooT. COTrON FUTURES.
I5verpooI. Dec. 4.-Cotton futures opened ,aEy and closed steady; American mtddling

NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
 New Orleans Dec 4.--Cotton futures on the New Orleans Cotton ExchanGe today closed steady. Quotations ranged as tol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
yrw YORK DRY C0nna.

Ncw Orleans Dec, 4.-Cotton seed oi nrirne a7c: crude 29c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
THE WEATHER.

Daily Local Weather Report and River
 Bulletin. United States Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
 Local Observation sGentrul Time.)
 Montgomery, Dec. {, 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
rocAI COTTON MARKET.
N-vvv vopx COTTON FUTUR ES

New York Dec 4-Cotton futures on the New York Cotton Exchange today closed 6apnly steady, Quotations ranged as Fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
Dyr1v ORTEANs sPOT COTTON.

New Orleans, Dec 4.-spot cotton closed asy Sales s.700; receipts 15,l7s; stock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05

regarding the ginner's report and/ths gov- ernment crop estimate.
 The market closed steady one to four points above yesterdays final figures.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
"-Rising. Falling.
RIVER FORECAsT

s-Rlsing. Falling.
 RIVER FORECAST,
 For Next Two Days.) The Coosa and the Alabama will continue to fall slowly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
Ism ism. $ $ : E.eo eH:sG-Es:sh'''t' ci:sr-Ss.tl

Maximum temperature for day, 6e deg. Minimum temperature for day. 4s deg. Average temperature for day. 57 deg. Normal temperature for day, 51 deg. Accumulated def since Jan. 1. 4S deg. Av. relative humid. for day. n per ct. N Total rainfall since Jan. 1, 45.73 in.
 RIVER BULLETIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05

T-Indicates trace precipita ation.
 MoNTROSE ". HAYES. Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05

NEW YORK CLOSING STOCK LIST.