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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-08

HELP WANTED-Lady or gentle
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and expenses; bond and refer
ences. ]. G.. Watkins, Spokane,
General Delivery. -13
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-08

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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-08

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Freight, furniture. baggage and
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-09-08

WANTED-A boy with wheel.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16
fCarrnrten DniIx.l

GC0rfeCteO DoltyJ
 These prices are at wholesale ahd not to osstarchGcorn s01Oc; standard goods. pearl .sho; gloss lump sho; nickel pack AtSl tRies--Extra fancy exc; head 40se: brOk- 'sa saIts.i ei iyeEpooi SePna s1; Virginia Soc
 4Vinesar--Per gallon l4022o.
 TO SsttiS iS 1e: ohOlSs 4ISllsS; fancy 0fS asS ''c 'ccandies-stlek Co; fancy. s@1oe 'naRPs 4asRPovrI-sas,s se.s,s of barrels: High ps,.n, st.sS; fancy patent s5 25; half patent q 75.
 Grits-Per Dbl. g: 50; per sack S1. 60
 IIard-Leaf. sAc compound s&c: basis Ham gHHanns-Dove 14Ae; others la@14c. oats mixed 4; white tisa.a 45; whit. clipped preeStt preotton 1S seed hulIs-Loose. per ton Sc .oo: kaied ST. co; sacks ss 90: cotton seed meal 'zS Fruit SI and Produce-Red and yellow onions Suskkeii: NichiEan sl bushsl; New Danish Crate; tP;; sl0f'uc caiifornis oranges ' s.5o: 6Ssas sl .s6 sack: white peas s.a5 bsshsl;; Si. i5 bushel; second crop Bliss triumph i5c SaIIoni fancy full cream cheese i5c B.: fancy H. P peanuts . Sc iS.: a Sl, choice peanuts bC lb,s eNapOTANe0 ApPles S-s urea apples b1 ib bags, 6hc ib; lemons $4. 50; California pri,ne 50-G0 SAe; 60-75 7&c; 7O-s0 Io fb: California peaches Sc lb: mixed nuts, s5-Ib. boxes F Ne; walnu-s F lsc lb.; Tarra- Tona almonds 16c: Ivaca 15he; oceans me Sium sizs 1ohc; Spanish onions q 7s crate; heavy weight Malaga grapes $7 keE.
 cheess-Fancy. full cream l5e: special A' 'Meat--Rib bulk SAC; bacon 9%c.
 Canned Goods-Salmon chums sl.o0; ntnLs si 10: Columbia River Sl 50: sockeyes si %; sardines. American -oil g. 75; mus fard s2 .s5; imported s7@$14: oysters, F: W, t-oz, s5c: 5-os. soc: light weight s5c doz-; tomatoes 2-Ib.. S1: 3-lb.. S1. .15.
 Molasses--Georgia cane barrel S5c per raiion: cases gallons IFS Ter case; maple sVrup Log Cabin, gallons $14: h gallons q 5o; quarts st sS per dog .uo
 Hides-Dry flint 16c; dry salted .; green saited Sc.
 Wool--Clsar 23o to 24o
 Beeswax--26c o,o broiiers IS O zoe.
 TIlriSeys-AIve. 10812he!
 EgFs-l21ac,
 Country butter-12Mc C. . .. barley Si: crimson clover i2c; aflata ) @ 20c per lb.; onion sets, white skin t1i peaFl kas blue grass lb@ lsc-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16

the Senate was twice as good as it is. It performs its functions fairly we'll it is our Senate"
 But to add four senators where but two should be added, he declareds would give the Senate too much tnfiu- ence as compared with the House based on population.
 Reviewing the Legislation before congress, he said the rate bill would pass that If the House would stand firm its statehood bill would also pe- come law "and we can stay here TOT three months,' he declared.
 Addressing the insurgents he added, why join the Democracy In order 10 have your own way?"
 The Speaker then turned his face towards the Senate and remarked On what meat does this, our Caesar ieeo' that 1t hath grown so great!
 My Judgment Is that statehood Will come as the House bill contemplates' ' MT. Babcock, of wisconsin, followed the Speaker. He at once accused the leaders with being eager enoush 70 join with the Democrats on the Fnll- ippine bill and were now cIltcI@ihs those who intended joining them oh statehood. You have fooled the mem bers by calling 1t phferences ne continued, when you knew IT you called 1t a caucus you could not sel a quorum. If the bill goes to cohieI- ence as suggested, 1t will die'
 MT Davidson, of Wisconsin, declared plainly that he would not stand sSktnS House bilI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16

ready had been endorsed by three Re publican conferences. He discussed and opposed the Foraker amendment declaring it to be in the interest of corporations in the two territories af- fected, He contended that the bill was supported by the President and by Speaker Cannon. Let us follow them and fight 1t out with the Senate" was his concluding admonition.
 MT. MondelI, in offering his proposi. ton for concurrence, paid a high tri- bute to the speaker, but declared that those who opposed his position Were only acting tn accordance with their duty. He discussed the binding effect of the caucus and declared he should net be bound by this one.
 The Speaker followed. touching first on the binding effect of both caucuses and conferences. He took the posi- ton that where the party took action on any matter of this nature all mem bers participating were bound by that action. He made the point that there were twenty residents of Oklahoma and Indian Territory who objected to being tied together where there was one in Arizona and New MeXica. He admitted he was being deluged with telegrams on behalf of Oklahoma. He contended that the effect Of admitting $ Oklahoma and Indian Territory at this time aHd not disposing ot Arizona and New Mexico only meant that there would be four new senators from Ari- zona and New Mexico instead of buy two senators in case the House stood firm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16
THE STOCK MARKET
rrsDnssS s2.sisrg sSwAnaRe wfAanaRerF4isRH. EHsSysHr IS
Not Sufficient Motive Power in the Volume of Trnnsarflona However, to Give
 the Movement of Prices Under Headway.

New York, March 15--AccordinE to the aiternatine movement of the stock market should have advanced today in revsrsal of the decline of yesterday oss,r AS aster b.,s,s os fsintis acepi percepsble T in the market after
 some early extension of yesterdays decnne. There was not sufficient motive power ,,,a tn The recovery was also impeded by th. cpn- . ia utilities da'n seocks The m dSness of the mar ket was so sxtrsme as to rs leave srass sss r ing which not a single transaction was recorded on the tape.
 some ef the prominent ps.n1s,S ssosss s snEss Mnlca leaders were dealt in for only a few hun drcd sheres some of them not opening un.- n gle transaction The continued collapss in some anxiety as to possible conseauences where the securities mint figure as basis was . regarded as syinpathetie. partly on ac- count of iiauidaton induced by the fali in
 raste e.. o ,se snd Oy
 the disastrous consequences possible rom hostls anieips sstlon das sontinrsd 6 q, refnforeed this Interpretatlon. Along the ficiais. both of western and eastern lines are discussing the advisability of q vol public public opinion su and possible means of ayertinR some of the proposed measures of restriction CT regulation of corporations.
 tributed partly to the reassembiing of the United Mine Workers Convention and the desire to wait the outcome of it's delibera-
 The cs rass arEs sspa aea ta s per cent. during late furry The days dividend disbursements. including the s1s,- ooo 900 by the Standard oil Company were treasury took upwards of million dollars from the money market on the days opera tfoHs. Notwithstanding the rise in the money rate. foreign exchange continued to
 Foreign money markets were all inclined to harden and Paris renewed its demand on London for gold. Foreign markets are threatened recurrence of the Moroccan crisis ors with any promise of the closing up of tfat question and the offering of a huge the senate ga at Albany today Of a biii fixing reserve requirements for trust companies. 1t is thought to be likely that some accunu-
 stion or the reserves of tnsae sonpan'es t.c s the coming enactment of this measure into law. Louisville and Nashville was con- spicuous for strength today influenced by The influence of tn eeollapse in the Chi cage Uhfou Traction stocks was emphasized per cent. and by the violent drop in Ms souri Pacific of ls points by intervals of half to one point between sales The poor of sn the snd 's portant financial interests were credited | with the drop in the stocks. The market Total sales of bonds. par value, $I,s45,aoo | United States bonds wer call unchanged on call.
 l NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16
WILL FIGHT SENATE
HOUSE REPUBLIcANs DETERMINED
 AS TO STATEHOOD.
Insurgents Muster over 35 Votes In The Final Roll Call Of The Cau- cus-Cann0n and Hamilton
 Speak,

Washington, March 15-As the re- suit of a caucus which lasted for two and a half hours today, the Republi- cans of the House voted 126 to 35 to stand by the statehood bill as it passed the House and ask the Senate for a conference on the measure. This vose followed immediately after resolution offered by MT. Mondell, of wyoming
 representing the insurgents, had been defated, I23 to 43. the Mondell resolu- tion being to agree to the Senate amendment eliminating Arizona and New Mexico from the bill and asking A conference on the minor amendments in the measure.
 Several speeches were made. They were limited to five minutes each, but in the case of Speaker Cannon and MT. Hamilton, of Michigan, chairman of inc committee on territories, the time was extended. MT. Hamilton opened the discussion with a plea for the original House bill. lie said it all
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16
PORT MOVEMENT.

C,aIveston-Flrm; 10s4 net receipts 3,- t7S; rSoss receipts 3,475; sales 4ss: stock, l61 434: coastwise 4.3l1.
 New Orleans-Steady; 10t9: net receipts 4.ss0; gross receipts 4,s3o; sales 4,S50; stock 2s2. 402: continent 200
 Mohile-steady: 10 7-t6. net receipts 253: gross receipts 25S: sales 300: stock 29.s29. 7sI: gross receipts 1.T9f; sales 96; stock 59 302; coastwise 1.349-
 CharIeston-N Nominal; net receipts IS; 1,21s.
 Wilmington Steady; 1Ok: net receipts 2p; gross receipts 20. stock 3,9lS.
 Norfolk-Ouiet: 10% net receipts BPS; gross receipts 323; sales 529; stock S490S.
 BaltiInore-Nominal 10B; gross receipts 500: stock 9.560.
 New York-steady; 11.05; gross receipts 1929; sales 2.04s; stock 1e5, ,7S6. .o,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16
KANsAe. .cTTy. .ITyE .gTocK.

Kansas City, March 15.--Cattle receipts g. aO9 including 50 Southerns. Steady to 10c higher; choice export and dressed beef steers $540d $500; fair to good s4.25w Sss9: western fed steers, s3.75 a S5. 50; stoci<ers and feeders, s2.T5a s4.50; southern steers, $375G$5.25; southern cows, s2.2 O S4.25; native cows. S2.25 $4.60; native hei- fers. S3.75@$5.25; bulls. $3.o0@ S4.25; calves, S3.00 d $6.75
 CT than yesterday: top S6. % q bulk of sales, ss.00@s6.15; heavy. Ssls @$s.2o; packets
 Sheep, receipts. 5000. Market strong for sheep, lambs weak to 10c lower: native lambs Ss.75 @ $e65; western lambs s5.75@ SC. .o0; ewes and yearlings. 4506s5.sO; western fed yearlings, s5.6S $500; vest ern fed sheep. S4.25@s5.T5; stockers and feeders. S325 Q S4.7b.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16
NEw oRLEANs COTTON IErrER.

New Orleans. March t5.--That -comtng clearly shown by the slightly more lfavora- ble course of the cotton market today. Aside from such factors as adverse westn, a, cotton, the most potent influence in the market was the fear that the census bureau would make very bullish showing
 The general expectation with regard to nesEhboPRood re sRGr of es bales sinned for the year 1905-06. In connection with thls looked that Iinters will be included. which will materially increase the total figures,
 We are inclined to look for the govern nsnt report to show a total amount Einned of about 10, ,s0O.o00. Unless there should be substantial improvement in prices be- feel certain that considerable part of the crop of 1s05-os will be carried over into aSS aSIe sSoSd the 'aSs market m ow % decnias tendency from now on, that larger amount %Sgd S s Ssed as ss asnsy tasn was tendency of the market during the latter part of last season seEed to bring out higher prices. Hence, while the census bu- reau final report may show fully io,Soo.- same figures may closely approximate those of commercial crop for 1s06-0T. Even to sfsht % from r'G now on Win have to hold up re markedly well. and the outlook fin that de recsiSn Sust at present is not sMogetnsE ,, ts so per cent. less than the corresponding day last year. Tomorrow's insight figures are not calculated to make the bears feel go 1d. Such considerations as these that we have mentioned, to say nothing of the nnfavora- b1e weather conditions, are far from quief- ing to the nervous shorts, who are also anxfousiy wondering what stand TheodUre Price will take when he returns shortly to New York from Hot Springs. Our market had a fairly good undertone all day long, and finally. closed steady at a net gain Of ] to { points on the old on the new crop months Spots were officially reported steady and unchanged, with total sales of 3, 460 bales. There were no deliveries on contracts today. Liverpool Is due to come unchanged on both cur market and New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16
Weather Conditions.

Rain or snow has occurred and Is now failing over nearly all districts east of the Mississtppi under influence of the southern low pressure area which has moved from Middle Texas to Western North CaroiinA. excessive in Eastern Alabama and North western Georgia and temperatures continue moderately high in East Gulf and South Atlantic districts. An area of high barofn- eter covering the interior, with crest over Montana. Is giving continued low tempera- lures over the north slope of the Rockies, has caused decided temperature falls as far southeast as Birmingham Ala, IS giV- and will cause fair weather In this section tonight and Friday, with colder tonight. mains practically stationary over Utah
 Temperature ana precipitation as report. ed by the Weather Bureau for selected Southern station during 2A hours endins | a m March 15, 1906
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16
THE LOCAL COTTON
SPOTS mn NC VT RESPOND TO IsIPRovE-
 MEI IT IN FUTURES.
RrfA@r Feeling in Liverpool and Demand nv zsnfnner9 Makes Bulls More Hope fuI-g Partners Staying Home.

Althous h .thssre was 2 better feeling yes tons wer ba it few points higher at the rloge and the Montgomery market for spot cotton did not respond, prices here re- 1nalning un shai nged
 Wet weat her and preparations for plant ing have ks pt farmers at nome ana httie cotton is coi nh ig to town.
 Indeed mp sh or n,esrv tnS oe1cen warehonsss ne awaiting the price that holders have placed 1'Ft E syernooi rs N,ies yesterday rnorning were hsffer than hpected. futures there closing two points hi pher than Weaassuays cios- ing for old CT M u@lfVeraes ana Tour polhts higher on new crop aErtNaas- The wsAtneI map showed h. tsFy rams do nave taiien In the lower Mis- Esslppa sahey ana n she East Gulf and putn Atantic Ska,es onrins the 24 hours, tl Fe storm oene fofoW1u oS a cold wave. tl te mercury peihB Wsn De tf~ tsnnneratlre ts far south as San Antonio rac;sterfne 3g ,ie grees. and much lower fin the northern pal f of IeNas. -,
 The feeling yess Mrmay Mas nlucn hapLooV- ed. Spinners wer reported 70 pc puyln and adyices from Sne dry SoodS inafkets were more favorab s@-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York, March l5.-Coffee futures opened steady 561O points lower in re sponse to lower cables, liquidation and a little selling for European account. One or two months eased off, another five points during the middle session the closing French cables, reporting a further decline of k franc, but the Brazilian news was of a favorable average and the market rallied toward the close on covering and local bull not unchanged to points lower. Sales were reported of 41,750 bags, including May s6 7O6 s6.75; July $6 90; Ceptember $705G
 s7 10: December s73O @40; Febraury s74O Q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16
METAL MAREEr

New York March 15.--London tin re actionary: spot closing at 1l.G6 15s and fu- lures 1i.s5. Locally easy: spot sse.4O8 sssi45. Copper irreKuiar in London; spot 2s Cd to ITS 2s Sd Locally unchanged and very firm; Lake s1s.5o dstS,7 electrolytic,
 Lead unchanged s5.359S40 for spot To- caIiy; advanced Is 3d to 116 3s Sd in Lon don Spelter 2s Cd higher at 125 in Lon don Locally dull: spot $6.20W30. Iron lower in the English market. with standard foundry at 4Ss Sd: Cleveland warrants ASS 4kda locally no change.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16
NEW oRT.l FANS COTTON.

New Orleans Mo WGh iS.-spot eottenn to arrive and 45e 2. b. Quotations un- changed: niddling te4
 noo1 had eaIneH 3 tes points addAianai on favorable Liverpool cables. The trading vras very light and n the absence of sup nnrt during the aft ernoon sefEion. prices eaxed off or pof lEs and closed steady. the old cren months sAowfns net Eains or 2 to { points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16
Tnfal Mavenaenf.

Total today, at all ports. net 10. s6S; ship-- ments to Great Britain sS2; to continent 200: to Japan 1900; stock SC, 5eO
 Consolidated, at all ports. net s5,5e3 {: shipments to Great Britain 25.s0o: to France 100: to continent is.sss: to Japan $500; to Mexico zoo.
 Total since Sept. l. at all ports, net B. lts.35ti shipments to Great Britain 2.25S.- 234; to France 5S2.412; to continent 1,S55,- 395; to Japan 7l.T1s: to Mexico 2,7i4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16

St Louis, March l5-tlogr' sfeaSy' ps s.sS hay, CT; iobbing sI5.3O Lard higher; prime steam sT55. Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts $S.50; clear ribs SS 625 snort shorts S925; clear ribs $s.s7 ia; short clear S9 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16
-, AnarANs srfsAR.

New Orleans. March is.-sugaf nrm; trifuRai whites 3%04:-, yellows S% @s ianiS: seconds 20 3h. Moiasses nominali open kettle lTgSo; centfitueai '~ %V'' sesi- Ifio nominal 2b n3Oss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16

v.,...,,.-.. ,....,r.,,... s. ssh lssN -.s.~ ssas, Sfs ~ 101M %.i.s Fl. 4@nn.--.p a. ........ a2 Incktss vsiiey sx ixs .....1es 5.,es Tsses, ,ns A. ny ..........1 1005k gspan es s.a Ssr{ns 100 a TT.f.n S9tx <ersifir..e A. ...... 92 V Japan aizs, certificates 7nd Series ;s9z Louisvilfe & Nash. Nnified Is ,4-,i.f. s' ivs i s4 Manhattan censoi gold 4s s...... q ,iss 5s Mexican Central 4s ..s ... .....s;. 2. Mexican Central 1st Inc .-.....+. se Minn. 6 St. Louis 4s pfd ......... Missouri Kansas & Texas- ss .iva ., Missouri, Kansas & Texas Ends sst@ National R. R. of Mexlcoi consot 4s ss
 New York Central gem 5Ms .l.. ...., sa "a New Jersey Central general bs ......iSe
 Northern Pacific Is .9......,..f..s. igf Northern Pacific 3s .....s......s.t te 5s Norfolk & Western consoi As ...ies
 oregon short Line rfdg 4s-........'' ,so se H Penn cv. 5Ms ..a...trs ...- l.' Y. tna ss Reading Central 4s ........, !se ive ' F St Louis & Iron Mountain consol es.,l ss r
 ss Lotus 6 san Franeisco fg, 4s..s... se se 4 St Louis Swestern con 4s ..r..r.,' sn sn !. Seaboard Air Line 4s ....s....ts'.f sy sS
 SousnsIn rnasstss sst l.s ..ers fficafes yesM soutnern TpaSi,ysv ss ' 'ss.9.s z s....s.. .f1SA Soutnetn pas,sts .s,s fls sss 2 z 2sss. T. f2a
 Toledo. St. l. $ Western 4ss ,sS sS z ' Union Pacific 4s ~ tvs H Hx Union Pacific cv. Is ..e.-,t.s....s.. lSs Ss 2s u. g. Steel End 5s ''t.... se Wabash 1sts ..a.-s,s..s. =. s''' .-.Ad1g Ae1 A. Wabash Dob B. .s...,...,..s..s s..-. Stt II wssssTn Wseslinr q Laks Erie is pfd. ..... so.s
 Wisconsin Central 4s s.s . .t [. .'' " v
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16

Port Eads, March 15.--Arrived; strs- Alps, Ger, Reicke. Port Limon: pr sa' Kinney. Havana; Viator. Nor. Thorsen' Ceiha: Amphitrite, Brs, James, ColSn. lncn- horya Rr Nichols Hamburg; Taunton Nor. sorensen Puerto Cortez. ,,.,,
 Sailed: strs Fl Porado. ,acS PresGottir ,verx Nsw ,sooi. Maverick, Read, Port Tampa; Olym- pia, Br., Gait. Port Barrios
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16
Fnter;er Movement.

Houston--Steady; 1oN: net receipts E. sales s71: stock 61.se3. Augusta---Steady; 10 i-1e: net receipts 2sT; gross receipts PSI: shipments 465:. sales 2es: stock 7s.3hs
 4s7: gross receipts l.4l4; shipments s.77s; sales $50: stock sp.e3
 St. Louis-Dull; 1oN; net receipts s33; gross receipts i.564; shipments LOSS: stock 44.5i3.
 Cincinnsti-Net receipts ss5: gross re- ceipts S65; shipments 342; stock 16.167.
 Louisviller-Firm; He.
 Total today-Net receipts 4,7s4: gross re- ceipts 6.462; shipments s,5sS; sales 1,s3s; stock sS7S34
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16

Mobile, March f5.-Arrived: str Ha1Es Haa wood. Br, Rendall. Vera craz; scnr. M' 4
 rIsared strs sufdal. Nor, Elfngsen Puerto Cortez; Fort Gaines. Nor. knuIsen Rocas Dei Toro; Euphremia. Ger. Noss Rottendam; schr Asbury. Fountain Oisen Wilmington. Del.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16
NEW ORLEANS e nToN FUTURES.
NEW ORLEANS SHOT COTTON

New Orleans. March l5---Cotton spot .t.rSd steady: sales A4O0: ordinary E ; yssS ordinsry i5-is; iol Tnialdling I3-1s; aaAddlinE ieik good m ddiiE,g 1lc; mid fling fair 11M. Receipts 4ssi0; stock 2s2- SOP.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16

Cotton Is too high to be exPeri- u,rntIng with fertilizers. Use DAY. BREAK FertiIiEers--thOse with rep- utatiOn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16
rprAst,py HALANCEs.
MARrNE NEWS.

washinKton, March is.--Today's tressur, balances exclusive of the gold reserve shoWs available cash balance &lbs2lSloo; sois s77.794.sis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16
c1NcINNATI PROVISIONS.
sT. LOTTIs PROYIsION.

Cincinnati, March Ib.-FIour uuII' Rye quiet. 67
 Provisions steady. Whislxey steady SHE'S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16

: am p.m. ......?. ias nw-is Q Cloudy. Ma axinum temperature for day, sT des MinIynum temperature for day, 4S des. Ayera9e- temperature for day 5S geg. Ncrulal terflperature for day, bs deR. Aceunaulaied def. since Jan. l. lls deR. A. relative humidity for day. es per ct Total rainfall since Jan l. lz'6s inches'
 River Bulletin.
 fr,hseryations at am. 18th M. time.l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16

New orleans. March 15.-clesred: ssrs n,I, tsrpe' gr,sa" Br.' waie, Antwerp; RosIna, BF. Harry, Ceiba; Manteo. De Boer. Po1nt aYr,as assr Isreston, Nor, Irgen.i, Port Limon; Mimosa Rr.. Bone, London Derry; Maria. Aus. .uI,,.. Geroiimich, Trieste; Rosetti Bfs eoolhos London.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16
NAVAL STORES.

savannah Ga, March 15.-Turpentine firm 69; sales 1l3; receipts 5S; shipments e02.
 ments 7s7; stock 35.6sS. Quote: ABCDEF S4o5; c $40; H s4.20: S455; K s5.2O;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16

(For next two days)
 The upper Coosa will rise rapidly at tainInR nearly danger-line stages at Rome and Gadsden The lower Coesa and Ala hama will rise steadily, the rise continuing longer in the Alabama, reaching stages Of about twenty-three feet at Montgomery and Selma by Saturday night or Sunday morn ing.
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gross receipts 5S2; Great Britain sss; la pan t.200.
 Phfiadelphia--Firm: lI.so: net receipts 52; ross receipts 27s: stock 3,65s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16

wilmington, N. C.. March 15.-Spirits tur- nentine firm 6S; receipts , casks. Rosin firm Ss.6O; receipts 342.
 Tar firm S1iSO: receipts 77. t Crude turpentine firm SS.25, $500 and s5 %: receipts Al.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS

Charleston, March 15.-Turpentine aI rosifl nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16
NEw ORLEANS COTTON OIL.

New Orleans. March 15;-Cotton seed oil steady; prime refined in barrels S2; prime crude loose 26.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16

MEMPHIS COTTON OIL. Memphis March 15.-Cotton seed oil: Prime crude 25h; prime summer yellow 2Sil; prime meal S24'25 a $24.5O; prime cake s23-O0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16
THE wEATHER.I

pcuy Local Weather Report and River D~N Bulletin.
 limited States Department of Agriculture
 Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16

Local Observations.
 (Central Tinne.( a Mont gomery, Ala. March l4. lSO0.
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NEW YORK BONDS.

Totai sales for day. 525, 400 shares. s-Extra dividend.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-16

T-Indicates trace of precipitation
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE. Geetion Director, Weather Bureau