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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUoTATHoHl
 (Correeted DaEIy.)

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 These prices are at wholesale and not % to stSreh@corn eSnsScs sSlOC; standard goods. pearl 4Ae; gloss lump AAe; nieaei pack RicS%Extra fancy sNe; bead t@Sc; bFOk- , saltEiAysrpool Si: Virginia soc. Vinegar-per gallon 1a@22e,
 Coffee-Green, common aM 010c; prime 10 $ @1lc choice 111s @l2c; fancy lsWi 4hc
 candies--stiok sc; fancy s@1oe.
 crackerh--Xx& Soda she; xxx Ginger ssrdines-Amsricap mustard ss.sO; A.
 erits@Fer bbl. g .sO; per sack si;sO.
 Lard-Leaf 10Aei compound SAe; baAts Hams-Dova 1se: others I4M9l5e.
 Fiour-Basis Of barrels: HiRh patent 4.lO; fancy patent s4'6o; half patent Grain and Hay-Bran sl. 20; shorts s1 30 corn chops 62e; white corn 6Sc: oats mixed Zee; white 4se; white clipped 4sc: timothy si: Johnson grass 65e; rust proof oats 52e Burt sed cats 7oc; winter turf oats T5e
 Cotton Seed Meal--S27. .O0,
 Wooi-cisan 2se; burry wool 12he; wash su sseSWax-ss4A SoVS sSs4A 0sBBe
 crapes--2 lb baskets 2o@22Ke; lb. '4ST FTSit and PrOdues--Potatoes sOe bu. |: onion 800 bu. ;WesteFn cabbage, bbl. crates s1 .56@SI.7sE fancy Baldwin sS.50 bbl; No, 1 Baldwin S .Tbi fancy B. Davis S3 % per Dbl; apple and white wine vinegar 1sc gal !; fancy full cream cheese, daisies 16c; fancy sl 5o: fancy s4 % box; Evaporated apples. 1 lb. cartoon. 1so per lb.: Florida oranges. assorted sizes. s2.25 per boxl Brazil nuts, large i5e per lb medium 14hc per lb :: English walnuts 13 lac per h.: Soft shell almonds l5e per lb.; Pecans later oni heavy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02

Manchester. Dec. 1.-Business in the cloth market during the week was quiet and prices were steady, but miscellaneous business oc- cured at full prices. Both India and Chi na buyers abstained from purchases on 0 large scale, holding for lower prices, but fancy lots of cloths as well as bleaching cloths were sold for these markets Southern offers were frequently too low to permit of their acceptance Business for that direc- tion was restricted. but Mediterranean buyers continued to absorb their speeialties at steady prices. Yarns were moderately active at k of a point advance. The sup plies of American crops gradually increased and some producers were ready to r1ke concessions for large Nfrderss. Egy an yarns experienced an increased demand for home trade ana the continent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
Interior Movement.

Interior Movement.
 Houston--Steady 11Ac; net receipts 1B,- sBs: gross receipts 1B.S5g, shipments IS, ,12Ts sales b.204; stock 91.e26.
 Augusta--o Quiet 11he; net receipts 4.sso; gross receipts 45ssi Shipments 2,3S4; sales 2.2e4; stock 4S,69s.
 Memphls-Steady 10 15-1ec; net receipts 2.e20; gross receipts S,o7s; shipments s,571; sales 1000; stock 1s4.693.
 St. Louis-Cuiet. 1IKc; gross receipts L. 7s2: shipments s,2so; sales z6; stock 15.s0i. Cincinnati--Net receipts 764: gross re- ceipts 764; shipments 1,o19; sales 300; stock 9,6e6
 LouisvfIle-Firm. ii 1-isc.
 Total today--Net receipts 24.3S7; groes re- stock 2q0.5S4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New (lrIeanH, Dec. -I.-SpOL cotton CIOseu ,teady, unchanged: middling Il 9sc sales on inc spot were 2,700 bales and l'4OO to ar
 Futures opened steady but at a decline pf s67 points on unfavorable Liverpool ca bies Spinners takings for the week, sV.- S00 under same time last year were regard "a as bearish and prices were quickly ham
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
KANSAS CTTY GRAIN.

Kansas City, Dec. l.-Wheat closed; Dec. e6H; May 72; July 71%.
 Cash No. 2 hard 6s # @7l; No. red T1 Corn; Dec. s64A May 3s% July os%. Cash No. mixed 37iA @A; No. white Oats: No. white S3: No 2 mixed S2 F Q s. Butter firm; creamery 2sc; packing 1Sc. EgEs fresh 28c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
r0anl Nrnrnrnent.

Total today at all ports. net 61, ,445; ship ments to Great Britain 39; to France 5,733 to continent 16.259; to JaRan 2,l15; stock l.16O.O41.
 ments to Great BritaiI, go; to France 5,733 to continent 16,259; to Japan 2,I15.
 Total since Sept. 1. at all ports net a. s37, ,3s4; shipments to Great Britain 1,2s9,-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
Alabama At .canitaI.

Washington, Dec. 1.-lSpectaL)-- Rural route No. l, ordered established February i, at Cotondale, Tuscaloosa County, serving 420 people and 100 fafnilias. Rural carriers appointed, Blount Springs, route 1, stephen G. Robins, carrier, John Reid substitute; Cotton Hill, route i, william 4. Flaw kins, carrier. Jesse P. Locke, substi- ute: ForneH route 1. Samuel M. scott carrier, Joseph FerguBon' substitute; Knoxville, route 1. William D. Hen derson, carrier, John Henderson sup stitute: Thorsby route i. Howard C, .JunIxernan carrier, Charles Howard, substitute.
 The post offices at Betnea, Eseambia County. and Liberty HiIl CovinGfon County, have been ordered diseontin. ued
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
FOR COTTON
OPENING WAS STEADY AT SLIGHT
 DECLINE.
There Was some Selling fer Southern Ae- count After the Call and Prices Based Off But Soon
 Rallied.

Nev York, Dec 1.-The cotton market opened steady at q decline of five to seven pointa, which was a little better than due sgg, fha canfes. There was some selling ter southern account after the call and prices easod off to B net decline of about nine to San points. but rallied later on covering of the morning to about the opening ug- uras The market closed steady for fu cures and quiet for spots. s.
 wncefpfs Ht tho ports today e5s, ,8555 bales against 4a,gel last week and 5T3S54 last year Tor the week sSe,000, bales ss(estimatedl anhinsf 3S7 S00 last week and 2ot.2sO last year Today's receipts at New. orleans ll,- 12s against 7,3ol last year and at Houston 15, $50, against 11.11b last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
THE METAL MARKET.

New York Dec LAS usual To the ab- sencs of cables the metal markets were ouiet hut the position seems to be a gene rally firm one and prices were well held. Iron was firm and unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02

weight eocoanuts s4.oo per sack; Fresh MaIaga grapes S6.0o per keg; cranberrIes SIC. per bbl; cranoerries $3 og per box: Two Crown raisins $1 65 per box; Three Grown raisins sl.75 per box; fancy seeded rmaislns m 20 ID. boxes 12 OF. to the package &c per ib. 25 ID. boxes e0-70 TNc Fer ID z5 ID. boxes 7o-80 6&c per h.: standard boxes 70 ID. evapOrated peaches l2Mc lb standard boxes 2s ID. peetorine peaches ige per lb.: Canadian Ru1abaga turufps sf K per sack navy beans this years crop SEAS green aalted sMc ~S'
 fshickens-Hana 40m5Oc, fryer. aEozEA.. broilers as @35c V'Vo'
 Molasses-Georgia cane barrel ssc her gallon; cases. gallons S3 per case: rnanla syrup. Log Cabin gallons sI4; h gallons v .bOi quarts $4. .25 per doS
 Country Bukter--l6c.
 EEgs-30e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
cuTCAaO GRATN AND PRODUCE.

Chieaeo. Dee 1.-The December option was the feature of trading in Che wheat pit Because of the small amount offered for gale inc price of that delivery was at a premium all day Deliveries today were the heaviest for several years. the total amount aggregating 4,o00 000 bushels. The great CT portion of the grain was put out by large ,eIavatOr concerns and most of 1t was talk en by prominent commission houses. When 1t became known that nearly all of the rumors of a big deal In the local market were revived. This was the chief reason
 News of the day was quite favorable to the bears The receipts in the Northwest being in excess of those last year, primary receipts being laSger and cables a trifle easier The market closed irreguulaF.
 December being firm while the distant shade to 1sc higher at 7sB @hc, to 7Shc sold at TS%o and declined to 77 hc, where it closed December sold between 72%c and 73M O 4 Mc and closed at T2%c.
 The probability of e liberal Increase in the crop movement because of colder wealth. CT had a weakening effect on the corn mar ket Cash houses were the principal trad- CTS and demand was scattered Volume Of trading was small The market cloged lower at 43M@hc to 43Me. sold between 4ss6s and 43% Q & c and closed at 43A Q Mc Local receipts were 267 cars, with 2s of contract grade.
 Buying Of the December option by shorts Local receipts were liberal with 32T ears, but this was 40 cars less than had been estimated. The market steady all day. May opened unchanged to a shade lower Rt 347s q ys O 35c, sold between 34A o Bc and 35ke and closed at 3tAc.
 Provisions were quiet but firm. The greatest strength was shown by January
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Dec. 1-Cotton seed oil firm priyne crude 20 @ 3ec: do yellow 41c. c,offee spot Rio steady; No. invoice 7l5r: mild duict Cordova 9a 1ec
 sugar raw. holiday; refined holiday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02

pork which was in good demand by shorts, The mraket was strengthened by the steady
 tone Of prices for live hogs. At the close January pork was up l5c, at Si4.60. Lard was 5c higher at SS.50 Ribs were E W 10c up at $i 80.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
IrinnnnInI stntement.


 New York, Dec. 1--The Financier says this week:
 The official statement of the New York Associated Banks disclosed last week. quite as unexpectedly favorable conditions as did the statement of the previous week. The officially reported gain in cash on that week was much 1T. excess of the sum which was esti- mated upon the basis of the traceable movements of money The loss in cash last week was as far below the esti- mates as had been the gain in the week of November 24.
 It seems idle to attempt to explain the cause for the discrepancies here noted. The analysis can deal only with the official figures and such conclusions as were reached might possibly Do err roneous. The outward movements or money in the last days of the week W ere so large as to indicate that the cash return was made up on declining averages. The cash decrease as report ed by the statement was s2,7S6,90o. The deposits increased $669,6 which, it nav be noted, is smaller by 2-3 mill lions than the sum of increase in loans. less the loss of cash, and, therefore, the statement did not show good proof. The required reserve against general deposits was only S1ol. 4Vo. a9- ding which to the los of cash made S2,954, ,s00,as the decrease In surplus re- -Serve 10 SI 449125. Computed upon the bssis of deposits, less those of $14,246, 800 public funds, the surplus is sS,ol0,- $50. Loans were expanded $5,oS4'O00. probably refiecting loaning of tempor- ary deposits that had been placed in the banks preparatory to the disburse- Ynent of December dividends interest :. Celarings on Saturday, as the result Of Comparisons of loans by individual banks show that seven institutions inc creased this item by 2-5 millions net, four banks lest 2-5 millions net cash.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02

WEATHER CONNEXIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECAST.
 Tn the South Atlantic and gulf states the weather is partly cloudy. with moderate temperature In the Ohio valley and in Missouri. cloudy. rainy weather prevails, while over the entire eastern slope of the Rocky mountains clear skies and low tenn peratures obtain An area of high pressure with it's crest in the Missouri Valley is moving eastward and wfit give in Alabama during the next thirty~ssx hours partly cloudy weather, with somewhat lower tenn peFsture on Sunday.
 Temperature and precipitation reports from selected Southern stations for the 1A hours ending [ a.m.s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02

lss: to France sex, ssI: to continent i.sos, 27f; to Japan f0,1se.
 s--Corrected
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
THE WEATHER.

Daily Local weather Report ana River
 Bulletin. United States Department of Agriculture. Weather Bureau Local Observation Central Tims.)
 Montgomery. Dec. l, 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
MANCHESTER CLOTH MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OH. New Orleans. Dec. 1-Cctton sed oil {: prime BIC; crude 29c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02

Maximum temperature for day, 70 deg. Minimum temperature for day, a deg. Average temperature for day. 5e deg. Normal temperature for day, 50 deg. Accumulated def. since Jan. 1. 7s deg. Aver. relative humid for day. 70 per ct. Total rainfall since Jan. 1. 4s.7s inches
 RIVER BULLETIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
rorAr. nnTTON NTARKET.


New Orleans Dec. 1.--Cotton futures on shs ev Orleans Cotton Exchange today closed steady. Quotations ranged as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS.

aI LouIs. Dec. L-The SC Loula grain markets today ranged as follows;
 Wheat:- Dee TEA O Be; range 72Me to 7sc. May 77 < bid; range T. to 77%c. July 75& bid.
 Corn:-- Dec. 40A asked; range none. May 41&; range AK 0Al#. July 42A bid
 Oats:- Dec s2% bid: range 32h to S2%. May 34h bidi range 3Ah to 34B.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02

MEMPHIS COTTON OIL. Memphis. Dec. 1.-Cotton seed oil firm; choice meal s29 %; prime cake $24.0O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
NAVAL sToRrs.

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET. New Orleans. Dee. 1--sugar market un.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
nrrnr nRI.EANs sPOT COTTON.

New Orleans, Dec. 1.-Spot cotton closed leady; sales 4.1OO; receipts 14.O2l; stock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

New York. Dec. 1.--Coton futures closed steady on the New York Cotton Exchange today. Quotations ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02

am 42 s 100 Pt. Cioudy--East. p.m. ss . .OO clear-West.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02

mered down and closed steady at the lowest of the session. 1tR19 points under yester- day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York. Dec. 1.-Coffee futureN openeu steady at unchanged prices to decline of five points under little liquidation, but only one month was lower; offerings were light cabIep steady and prices soon firmed Jo on covering and European demand. closs ed steady at a net advance of 5@10 points. Sales were reported of SL25o bags, ineiud- ing: December. .... .... ..b. sb
 March .... 'sss .sss9' lVGS' sy July .... s'..Sh s''s ''"'''S '1y8SS'e eg September ..ss ss.. s'1se9 Ves09 October ..osoS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
A--Risifg. Ballamg.
Ma. Eexf Treo T1ays' |

The coosa and Alabama win continue t fall
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02

TOurS very tfuYs c. G. Abercrombie and Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02

NAVAL STORES. savannah, Ga, Dec. 1.--Turpentine firm gS Ac5 sales 5sS; receipts 57S; Shipments Rosin firm; sales s.977; receipts s,O50; ssh shipments I6l4; stock 72,4os. Quote: ABc SS.eoi ID $s. s5; D S3 .95; s4. O0X q a o0: SC .25; we ss.75; wv S7.Oa.
 Wilmington N, C., Dec. 1.--Spirits tur- pentlhs tlsm ss Sshc; receipts sO
 Tar firm s2 .a5; receipts 1ss. ., Crude turpentine firm Ss.s5. s4.5U and S4.50; receipts 14o.
 Charleston. S. C.. Dec 1.--Turpentine and resin, nothing doing
 NEW YORK DRY GOODS. New York. Dec. 1.--The dry goods market was firm today with an advancing tendency on cotton goods burlaps, linens, silks and on carpets. Worsted dress goods sold well
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-01
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Allentown. Pa. who lost his olfactory
organ fifteen years ago. WAS discharged
from the University Of Pennsylvania
hospital utterIng paesn. OF praise for
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whose skill has entirely transformed
his appearance. Although his new nose
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200 pats lace, muslin. bobinci. cable ret
and Cluny lace curtains. from soc -.
Odd curtains =, half price.
So pairs poFtirTs from 1918 10 Sj. 40.
worth one dollar pair more.
- couch covers. soc 20 81. 90 .arh
so rugs. all siScs, including room siS-s. ai
prices away down.
lIo,0 rolls wall papers from Be- 20 ..Jc
90 roll. new mattings from Ice 10 BSc
only good qualities left.
lsinoleums and floor oil cloths al special
low prices.
Utility or shirt waist boxes from SI.gS
Hassocks, round or oblong. in velvet, l5c
You'll miss some startling hosiery bar.
gains Il You don't attend this sale.
500 doz. ladies' wool. cotton and lille bose
from 40
100 doz. childrvn's cotton and li.l. hose
from So
$50 ladies and children's underwear At
great reductions.
90 ladies and cbildrens 81 umbrellas. soc
Hamburgs, laces, dress trimmings included
in our reductions
Muslin underwear, every style below cost
10 dog. ladies' hanneletie night robes,
45c
8 doz. cbildrep's fannelette dresses. $50
were Soc.
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NOW 7 UTK, FED 7. IyJ6.
GRISWOLD
Sport Music Art Stationery
Books
Property at Auction.

viii be sold at public Auction on the premi-
ses. Saturday, February u, 1906, at 2 o'clock
p. M, the North part Of the Alfretta Smith
property on Branch street. This properly
consists OF about one.bnlf acre of land with o
on application.
J. B. MORSE, Guardian.
JOHN ROBINSON, Auctonesr,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-01
Our Stock of FurS at Half Price

10 doz mems colored shirts, were 80 and
1jc, only I0c
IS doz. mems spring needle shirts and
drawers, union suits, to be sold at
prices that will make quick sale.
Clearance sale of womens, misses. C hill.
dren's and youths shoes at positive
reductions. Every pair of shoes is
new. It's the weather man who is
responsible for these reductions.
$3.50 Ziegler pat. colt Butcher, 1918
400 Dorothy Dodd and Ziegler Bro. s
college cut boots, patent and gun
metal leather and vici kid, very swell
$685.
$50 Dorothy Dodd Wei kid patent tip.
button or lace, swell $2.Sj
275 special patent colt Butcher, vici kid
and calf, college cut S2.15
$50 special, light and heavy solos, I.S9
200 special, light and heavy soles, 1.45
Boys and girls legglns, 43c
slips boys and girls shoes, Csc