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The Colorado statesman., 1906-04-28
Little Girls Obstinate Case Of Eczema
Mother Says: "Cuticura Rene
dies a Hous ehold Standby"

Last year, after having my little,
girl treated by a very prominent
physician, for an obstinate case of
eczema, | resorted to the Cutcura
Remedies, and was so well pleased
with the almost instantaneous relief
afforded that we discarded the physi-
clans prescription and relied entirely
on the Cuticura Soap. Cuticura Oint-
ment, and Cuticura Pills. When we
commenced with the Cuticura Rene
dies her feet and limbs were cover
ed with running sores. In about six
weeks We had her completely we'll,
and there has been no recurrence of
the trouble We find that the Cuti-
cura Remedies are valuable house
hold standby, living as we do, twelve
miles from doctor, and where 1t
costs from twenty to twenty-five dol
lars to come uD on the mountain.
Mrs. Lizzie Vincent Thomas, Fair.
mount. walden's Ridge, Tenn, Oct
10, 1906"
The Colorado statesman., 1906-04-28

A manls good Intentions seldom add
to his income.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-04-28

He has stecie1 his bark to the other
shore. is pce-ical way of saying that
a dog is deIu.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-04-28

md finally began using Doan's kiG-
ney Pills for my kidneys. First the
kidney seer tioas came more fr ely,
pen the pain left ny back. MT
and got anO her box, ard that 20 n
Ple'ed cure. I have been well TO-
Two years"
The Colorado statesman., 1906-04-28

La.r says: "A KICK
from a horse first
weakened my hack
and affected my kid
neys. | became very
bad, and had 10 60
a out on cru.ches.
The doctors told ne
| Ea1 a case OF
c h ME rheuma-
tisn. but l could
rot teIieye them.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-04-28

Sod by all dealers, so cents a box
'oster-Mi burn Co.. Buffalo. N. Y.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-04-28
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The Colorado statesman., 1906-04-28

IN Use For Over so Years.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
The Colorado statesman., 1906-04-28

La, says: "A kick
The Colorado statesman., 1906-04-28

Any man whose will power is all ir
his wifes name is to be pitied.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-04-28
RUNNING SORES ON LIMBS.

1t sometimes happens that when typ
Is set 1t matches out trouble.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-04-28

Someone says that corn juice will
make man $ voice husky.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-04-28

A man isn't necessarily simple be
cause he lives the simple life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04

Tauadexa Mountain Home.
 The farther money goes away from bonae fine smaller the chance of it ever coming back again to re-enter the trade channels and keep business Go- ing; .ha first of ia.t September ,,,enfv-three car loads of horses and n,ries have been shipped Into this nitv from the Western markets and snid to the citizens of our county. It can he said without fear of contradic- .SHa fhat as many more have been ;'1nped 10 dealers in Sylacauga, ChilaE on. o.s bbnrg Lincoln and other points tn the county, making total of forty six cars. ,,.N a, ,,.ara.s af thirty head to the car. aggregates 2so sdnl1 dealer that &140 is the average loJa ,I, for which the stock has been pIitSSe ,asixine the total amount $lS0.60e eoIg, Ngot ttjT,er more than these figures IS
 SessartS in the way of an argument heoeSssS So,r that stock-raisng is a most 10 sstttoHle Industry. The amount spent PI,ot P ,l sao son IS twelve per cent Of what thls IS',ty cotton crop of thirty thous- S baies would bring at ten cents d
 pound. .,, i,se such A condition.
 counIed with our large consuIhpuon ot | TTUyPterr grain and meat, would bank yves tha South. And m spite of this rup' nener Sn but in no such measure we O1"espP,Iid if we raised horses. mules, as we MttIe grain and food supplies. hogs AIabama counties are on a
 Otng!.t SrslIadega. During the period par Witu rticie covers, sixteen cars whlcn i, '" have passed through the city or s',,te to points in clay
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04

(Correcsed DAily.)
 rhese prices are at whoiesale and not to e0ssS%Sc 0sstSrSS9corn sg1Oo; standsrd goods. pearl shc; gloss lump slAe; nickel pack asei sReiices&E1trA fancy sNo: head 4@5e; brOk- en s;sci .iSyePpooi saPpS 't sl; Virginia soc
 coffee-GTeen. common 3's 9i ioe; prlsas ioT etioMc: choice ll@11he; fancy IsS i4ee; i4ee;aua,ss-stick Sc; fancy. se1oe:
 crackers--xXX soda she; XXX ginger snaRIs aIe,,rGy Gyasis of barrsis: Hixh patent sS Se fancy pss5ifnss pSsi ss so per a@ taoG ST. so
 nsaa-Ii hnssrada-Isaf a'' sEo; compound sHe; basi. 'iiIss yssagsas ase SsnsFS iiH .dts. corn shSP' .se; sfSi.s ' soe: whits n clipped S 99 9Sc; timothy see: Johnson Eress Snu s5c: rust h.ieS Iss7 s7 .00; sacks $500: cotton seed meal s2s,; s2,I,,,t sS; and Produce-Red and yellow onions (, peI busheI: potatoes. Wisconsin stock tl Susssi: Misas'fFan MssSs fFsspinr Sardhssd stock iS.; Florida cabbage ereeana nSads Ssi v; ;,s 20 s crate, ts1'b oo bbl: California oranges 8 % ssgas s s5 sack: white peas s: 3s bushel ]. onion sets yellow ss. % 5Hsnel; & req srisse S ss epShs' ef Is 'bushei: second crop Bliss triumph
 i 35 bushe apple and %n's spsess Ssns i5e nef. ib
 
 fancy peanuts sS S SEeS aSiss sbgSlea gslsaps51 s1 yb baRs, SAe Ib.: lemons f3 1S; CaHfoEnie nrune bo-G0 sLc; 6O-75 7Ec; 70-S0 " h California peaches Sc lb.: mixed nuts | ssib boxes i2hc; walnu.s 12he b. TArra- Sona almonds 16c; Ivaca 1b hc; oceans me | 9ium size IOlsc; Spanish onions N .IS erate' heavy weight Malaga grapes v keg'
 Chsese-Fancy. full cream l6e; special ! l5hc .,,-, N..o. a1lo 1 Canned Goods-Salmon chums SI.OO, | pinks sI 10; Columbia River $l 70; sockeyes | si 90; sardines, American h-oil t2.1b mus | lard S2 ss; imported S7@$14; oysters F. W. | S-oz sBc: 5-oz soc; light weight 6Sc doA. | tomatoes 2-lb.. $l; 3-lb.. $l. 15 | Molasses-Georgia cane. barrel oSc per saiion; cases, gallons g. 76 per case; maple syrup Log Cabin, gallons sit; fl gallons | S7 56; quarts S4 25 per dog
 | Sugar-(Jrs nulated 5he; F, ', Q; 4t4c.
 Hides-Dry flint 1ec; dry saIted -' 1 green saited &c.,
 ] Wool--Clear 23C to 24e
 Beeswa1-25c- .. i Chtckens-Hens 20 @ 3bc; fFyers zo8ooc
 broilers IS Q zoe.
 l Turkeys-Alive. 10 i2hc;
 l Eggs-loc-
 l Country botter--l0c. . -
 6eed-Rye Si per bushel; wheat d: :e5
 barley Sl. crimson clover l2oi aflata } 2 8Si blub EF&aA 1haN1A~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
cucAeo eRArN ANp rKopucE.


 prss si'sf' s vssss sssfh today as5R s''as the bears on the lecai market At the close Sass' ass rss ssr asw Msg oa. as were off & Provisions wer ca shade higher:
 s % Of .,sas asa to ;Ss % nss ss' Sf spTR sion. Early In the day pit tradeFs 1isTs ana commission houses were measrais sesssrs sasss Volume of business was transacted Ex- cept for covering by shorts the market wss ss wifhstsnd the continued iiquidation by dis couraged holders and persistent short eeaiS wea. held by Eastern sgeeals.sor,s was ss1s weather for the crop in. the seuthwest. .a ssin or snow being reported rom many poihss "' The market opened extremely weak with prices only slightly above fhe iowest polne aa e sdwsr S5 sae at aay soe soc: 9 dseinsa to 7s%e and
 yhea pary ss regr q.sspss sss sssS 4i7.o06 bushels, compared with 4ta.91o ousnS .15 els year ago Minneapolis Dsis'h sss csps. ara against iss cars last week and sss one year ~1T Tine decline in wheat was chiefly respen- Cash houses and outside interests were th" shsf seisTs se s0 sres eashs closed weak at the lowest point of the day, M Nay v opssnso sses a and sSsas e1osed sisnef4 as 4sS s Sss&c. ~
 Local receipts were Ses cars with five oi contract Erade- ....... i crty yvas thrown on the market which tooa \ advantagn of existing conditions to put gA' | nryv lines A decline k c to 1sc In the price | or cash eats increased the beartsh feeling | Nav opened unchanged at 30M to 5eh v | 5RLc; declined to 2a zkc. and closed at ssc l Local receipts were 1s7 cars ,... l Despite the weaknes of grains provision, were firm There was an active demand | by local packers. but offerings were liGnt 1 A ten cent advance in the price or i've nog eonstitsated the chief support Of the mar kat Al the close May pork was up ter l cents at s15.I .I2M. Lard was shade hign l at g7 SO Ribs were up DC at Ss'is ss.17iA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
THE STOCK MARKET
FLARE UP or PRICES IN THE OPENING
 DEALINGS,
Hithin Ten Minutes, However, q sax<lnx Tendency SefR tu Which &onfIuuts
 WIfh Slight Inferrupt1nn HI

New York. March s--There was q flare up Of prices in the opening dealings today. ths internstionai stocks and sDecsaItiss. q Within ten minutes of the opening, however. ~lss anIy tsnpsrsfy m ntersnptions TT % Sp o sSs closing of the two-hour session when prices were at the lowsst and still decliEinE losses
 The little spart as the opening was eaus- sssSy sy s's to dsposs ts 2, Fa banking centers to offset the effect 5f the ssas P psr 1s es Gent on
 currency redemption period on old bank SnSssstsgs whis were % a,er n .es,a the conclusion that the amount of relief thu. pFo.naisst for the g,osiey gaarkst would sxchanse rates today following the secresas-
 os as o how ar rssasf to foreign facilities might he precluded by the 9ffer- ssatement proved eauaIy inadequate to cheek the sagSing tendency. of the market. subssoaent ~ T rsdaetion of deposits and of the surplus q ths hanks frop any; buI nom. <, sasi snenss to the interior r were made on Thurs
 Into next weeks bank statement.
 s sssrns soase oaas asS tinuance of tho flow from the money mar ket to the government. The coHparatiyels favorable bank statement indicated that ths
 conversion of the surplus reseres was de- pendent on the loan contraction. With the tendency still running against the cash rs-
 serves Of the banks and the prospects of q | further withdrawal or credits to keep pacs | with the shrtnkHge In reserve, speculative
 sentiment was dislnciined to venture on new l commitments in the stock market. Th' | later pressure on tn enarket centered prin- l cipaiiS on AmalEamated Copper as was the l Total sales of bonds. par value S1.44o. 0e0 | | NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
Irterior Movement.

Houaton-Steady, TO 1f-l6c; net receipts 2 s{s; gross receipts 2.24S; shipments 4.243; saiss 47s: stock 65.S03 ~ gross receipts 4s7i shipments 7os; sales tss; stock 72.TS4
 eT0. RroEs receipts 1S73i shipments 2,lpei sales 1. 800; stock 99.749
 Et I,oufs-Steady. 11c: net receiuts 42S: gross receipts l.790: shipments 1,4t1; sales 7sf. stock 4a,s37.
 csipts 4fS: shipments 572; sales S0o; stock is.1eS
 LouisyfIie--Firm, llkc. retsl today--Net receipts 4.16S:, gross re- ceipts s.ssi: shipments S,sSS; sales S,575' Ssa~k o91
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
ProbabIy.

,,.. rtrstfioor--I called. to speak
 Mrs ,,r FL Saughter's playin'. T.
 'o2qs rs iogS lock ss. I3sns hsrs; sesE -irstfloor-That's what was .oNns Mas to ask for. You see, I'm goin,,' 70 glvss lvs,,,Nes M''t to near him holler.-chtc&-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
MARKET FOR COTTON
OPENING AT ApgSEeE or ; TO II
Tone is Steady ard Covering is Active, AL tlfuilxh Frices Sag Off Some Under Realtzfux--EsfirnHted Week
 End Figures Buiiish.

New York. March 3--The cotton market opened at ar advance of : @fs points h re sponse to higher Liverpool cables. the big the English market and huiiish estimated weekend figures There was active cover ing at the advance but realizinE was aise the cafi. witsh prices in the middle od the morning about 10 points higher on the active monfha The tone was steady.
 Receipts at the ports today t3.A7e bales against is.50s last week and 90. last wear For the week testinatsd) l90,eet bales. against i04.s0l bales last week and ssa.sss last gsars Today's Ty. secsiets ,as a year and al Houston 5.42s baies. agains
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
, weather her. csnsitlSas- <. ,.a.,:.. ,

The low pressure area central over east ern Nebraska yesterday has. moved slowly has cased rain over most of the country east of the Mississippi with snow m Misso,sri Iowa and portions of the Lake re- zion. and brisk to high winds have occur red at many interior stations. ismpersn sraa of high barometer extends along the east slope of the Rockies with crest oyer Montana. It is now giving far ana coiues inc Mississippi River. has caused clearing and cooler eastward through Alabama ano ssifi sfve fair weather in this section tonight snd ssunaay with continued falling tenn neratnre tonight low pressure area nov. ipr in over Oregon is giving unsettled weather on the Pacific coast.
 TemperapIre and precipitation as reported h., ti1e Weather Bureau for selected Soutn- ern stations during 24 hours ending a. ni'' March 3, le06
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
UnIted States Court.

An affirmative charge for the de- fendant was given by Judge Thomas G. Jones in the United States Court yesterday, in the trial of W. A. Lane, as administrator, vs the Montgomery Water Power Company for SlO'Veo damage for the death of Henry S. C.ermany, an employe, by drowning This case had been on trial for three days.
 At the conclusion of the trial. the court adjourned until Monday morn ing.
 The following jurors have been add ed to the list previously drawn which has been previously published: J. Fl. Screws. c. T. Pollard, J. c. Newman, Warren c. Brown, James Mcintyre. flames CSHara, O. A. Clapp, C. B. Owen. a Al. Lewis, w. H. Crusius and E. w. Booker, all of Montgomery, and George N Rives of Montgomery County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
Nrrr nnIEANs cnrroN.

New Orleans. March 3.--Spot cotton was in good demand at full board prices. Sales seS0 bafes including 300 to arrive and 200 fob Delivered on contracts TOO. Quots- tiops advanced Mc. Middling 10Ac
 Futures opened 10 to 13 points higher than westerdayss closing. the advance holding to inc end of the half day session. Although there was plenty of profit taking, there, was enough scared shorts to Keep prices well up steady. with net gains on the active months nf if- An IS lnirta.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
Eawards Goes to New s!exleo, :,

Washington, March 3.-s-Coione9 Ee xvarda chief of the bureau or insGia affairs, war department, h&s gone ', New Mexixco in the hope of reSeyeFinl from a. lingering cold and exhaustiol from prolonged work. He expects, z Ro direct to Fort Bayaro anu temai' there about three monthss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04

Let those who sell "the Others' talk, hut he sure you use the Wonderful Daybreak Fertilizers If you want q "'s MARKS 6 GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
DAsL9 COTTON MARKET.
part Moyemens.

ciaIveAtop---Firm. 10%c; net receipts t;- seS: grosn receipts 4.32e; sales l.252; stock ls2623: shipments coastwiee 1.92S,
 New Orleans--Firrn, toAe; net recsipss soss: Kreas recstpts sse6: sales ?,Se0; stock 2ss.4st; shipnents to Great Britain %.Seei to continent s.s5o. x gross rceeEpts f3a: sales 90 stock 5f.ss3
 emvannnh-~Steady, 1eAcs net receipts l. s4T: rross receipts i,s4f: sales 23s stock e0.s4S: shipments to continent ss2; coast wise OCT.
 'chaTisstop--Ffrm. l0ssc; net receipts sio; gross receipts 2f0; stock 2s.2sS. .,.. 9WfIu4fflkfon--St Steady, 10Mc; net receipts 147: Eross receipts IT; stock 3.fST.
 Horfoik--Figm. IeHc; net receipts eso; xross receipts eee; sales s7a; stock 6,4e6; shsnnaents ecastwise f,sI0
 Batff4oEs---Noff1fnal He: stock 1I4S4o, shipnaent& coastwfse 1sse0. tA
 New York--sseady II 90; gross receipts s44s: stock 192,A47: shipments to 0reat Britain S9s: to continent 200,
 Boston-steady. il.se; net receipts s2S; gross receipts 1.599. a4
 PTiiadsiphia-FirIn, II. .5s: net receipts 74: gross receipts T4; stock 2, ls5.
 Jariksomviiie--Net receipts 50s gross re- eeipts 80; shipments coastwise se
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04

~ ' su ,,,,ss ss usual fin the absence Of cables spot fin k duoted at ss5. .z0 WSss .s6.,. lake copper s1si2tz @$ls; ;sVs eiecst9iynns AZ ic SIS. .0o Q SIS 25; casune sssf ts Lead remained quiet ~ eo.seWsS-fs' sspeiter at s6 .e0G O Ss le. Iron is in moderate demand
 ST IOUss PROVISION. ' st Louis. March S.--Flour. steedy Whiskey steady $1. .. f.eri steady: prime steam q 4s. Dry salt meats steady; boxed sxlfa snorss n ss s7K: clear ribs ss.ssh; short clears BscoR eEss stssdsS; :s s5; sGssa ssort clear ss So
 MAYA LsT0REs: te-..aunah Ea March S--IufpenSlltt ,,r,s, tsan sales 7 receipts q; shipnqnts Sss- Rosfn firm; safes sss Teceipts ss4; s;,e4,neF sniR rnents i,az5; stock sossI s5 'so: M snd S s.so: We ss. 10: wv SEQ 2 xv,Iyn,nrton. N C., March 3..-Spifits tur- rp,,tims nothing doing; receipts S2 casks. 5sossY,. nothing doing; receipts @ve' Tar firm si.69: receipts sess ss soc and Crude turpentine rnm PS.So, PS'"V ss 0e: receipts none.
 THE nEAfnEh r,aatv roawi weather lsepsrs Gzd Hivss
 nulisazE. s, q r,srartnuans of AKr4cuituxe.
 Weather Bsrssa
 K,o<nl Observations.
 lCentrai Tinesl
 Montgomery, Ala. Maren :. -.se.:s.. 4s9o:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04

Let those who sell "the others" talE h,,f he sure you use the WOnderfe Daybrealx FertiIizers h you "Ant Dig crop. x A nAvxu-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
YryrRpOOL COTTON FVTUREs.

I,fyerpooI March 3.--Cotton futures open ed firm and closed firm, American middling gee. Wsrcb Anvil ~ .. .5. .T7 Hnr,i Nav .. . ........S. .79 NSsyT,Ire - .. .... .... ....5. S2 f,,,soT,ii,, . ...... 5 .s4 I,ii.~ ,,sy-,at .. .,....5 .S6 IgSSus4 s1 Y ussnteuober . .... .... ...5. B Septeunher-October .'.s ....2 Q s Oafober-Novern ber -.9 b4 Tavennber-December q. ..... .... ....5, G3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
THE LOCAL COTTON
A sHABp ADVANCE REcoRDED IN sPoT
 MARKET.
Iiverpooi Has strongly Hnfiuenccd Anera- ran Prices on Demand of English suinners to Fill Future
 Contracts.


 An advance of 3-lec Is a fairly kupd stride for spots in te Montgomery market. but this was the record of yesterday and saturday is not good day for the market at that.
 The vigfhfe supply statement and the con tinued aeuand for actual cotton in the Eng iish markets gave an impetus to options and ihe markets for futures opened yesterday higher than Fridays close There was but two hours of trading. but Tn these two hours Ut a bulge with ali iudipatipns that Monday witi witness a continuation of the advance Liverpool news has been an 1n1poFfEut ,nfluence in the market For several days. It's sirmness has given tone to American op- tiens and sthe feeling uf British speculators tnd spInners has attracted widespread in- crest.
 g'he fact tHnx the miiis have sold goods ,eavily in advance of their manufacture and leed the cotton badly has operated on tayor II d steafiy f0Feign market, and may boost sraces uneii 1tiddlfng spots toueh II cents Any deveiopments in the way ot light re- >eiptE and Inability to buy actual cotton may cad to advancing prices from time to time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
To,al Mevsmept.

Total today, at all ports. net fS,0T2; ship rnents to Great Britain 5.303; to continent (,132; stock s11.504- nnents to Great Britsin 5,aoSt to continent l.i2a. 72s. shipments to Great Britain 2. f69.s39; fo Franco 5si.152; to continent l,TSo,090; to Japan s5.9z0i to Mexico s4l4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
g n....e ,n rerrr Case.

,0r.v,on Iense teaches that it pays A.. nee tIe best fertiIiEeFs--the WOn- ,,ers,,l Day'break Fertilizers. ss....-,e',.-- MARKS I& GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

>,u., voy, March s--coffee futures opon- oa s,aadV at unchanged prices to an ad- vance of five points on the bullish worlas ~ ka7 o50 bags to 11,324,5Sl bags, against is.S7t.i46 bags last year Thete asd was nt atf unAsr fight realization for over sunday u"Ith the close quiet net unchanged to five points lower. Sales were reporteo or io'VV"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
NEW ORLEANS sPOT COTTON. |. z, 1r,..f..,-,.s 1Eas so1, I 1--E0af cotton fir
,.ru vopII nnr.rnN FuTUREs.

New York March 3-Cotton futures open ed steady and closed very steady on the New York Cotton Exchange today. Quota tons ranged as follows: ,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
nivinIon of rroperty.

Juaee A. D. sayre rendered decree in the equity division Of the city 9vure Don,. vestcrday. in the case of Ella bean of al vs. Ieola Bowman ct als, oy which he ordered the sale or certaih ti lands and lots in Montgomery which have been the subject of litigation py the contending parties Sao,asd ot ths iIhSt mat tI,,a m mean and Mary Belle Ruppenthal each owns one-tiftG; ,aGstts e0le eoli1S n0wa and 9ne.en, S,,ls.,i coilins. each owns two-fifths. I,ho Eo'i,%9 nrooeeds of the sale are to be di- viaea among the litigats In those pro- pOi ''N Decree fin Ferry Case
 A decree in the T1;,sv ease or W w. E A. n hee. q, aerson ais in the litigation over the public ferry near the eSteps01 6I nnSFd St Lla slS s,a.,re yesterday. By this decree, the motion of the dsfsnGant ,a, to .s dismiss n1ds the bill for want or ,et4nn eeS to waS s,zsoIye I,.n tninnction against the plaintiffs, snd inc demurrers to the bill
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
: indicates rise. 2 lnaicatss fal
River Forecast.

(roT next two dAvs.D The Coosa and Alabama vii rise slowly, but steadfiy the rise continuing longer in inc Aiabania attaining moderate stages on Iv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. March 7--Cotton seed oI steady: prIms refined ia k2FxsN ssc primo evaAa IaSes 2s&G
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
NEW YORK PRoDUCE.

NEW YORK PRODUCE. New york. March 3.--cotton seed oil firm x. -os,r;,- 97.sb Sussst:. 'sentr,tueaj ss-test sss 9s 7-isc; Inoiasses sugar eN 92 11-lSe' refined aui- cof,es spot Rio quiet; No. : invoice f-isc: mid quiet; cordova 9st q l2%c'
 METAL MARKETS.
 March a..-fhers was no aaetahlt ehanRe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
CINCINNATI PROVISIONS.
MONTGOMERY CURRENT 0uoTA1ONs

Cincinnati. March 3---Fiour dull Provisions steady. Whiskey steady, sl.2S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
Money Goes west

V Indicates trace of precipitation
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE, Section Director. Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04

n5rl I 90 100 54 I .UB I OIeaF-N' Maximum temperature for day, Si deE. Minimura tensperature for day, b2 ae9' Aysrase tenaperature for day, 6e deg NoruaJ temperature for day, 54 dek. Accumulated def. since Jan. l, lvt ass. Ay relative humidity for day, 1s per ct. Totai rainfall since Jan l. 3. .Se incnes. =
 Rivsr Bulletin.
 fohwervations al q. ns 18th M. tIrisk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

Nav orleans, March s.---cotton futures on the New Orleans Cotton ExchaRge today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04

NEW YORK sTocK LIST.