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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
THE STOCK MARKET
MOVEMENT SLUGGISH EXCEPT IS A E FEW STOCKS.
the Union Pacific Dividend. Which sc Was the Usual Six
 Per Cent.

New York. Feb. 14--specuIative interest today in the stock market declined again to was exceedingly sluggish axcept in few special stocks and in the main was less pro offered tame conclusion to sh Iong period Of surmise over the Union Pacific d., idend the stock on a regular per cent basis.
 The trading in that stock Tor tue day and the hesItatinx Vibration T in the price extended ext to only about point ab9 z or Der ,n ,pw last & night,s level Tn the last few days informed as to the intended a..tiun on tai9 dividend. but the conjectura up {" thar iiIpo to the rate of the dividen and . snppcsed distribution of surplus in addition The ting at rest of all of these rumors was sue- gestiye of pretty t-lor ugh clearing up cf the copper stocks on the formal sni,unct- ment of the transfer if c.ntrd uf the ment of litigation aisa offered a,un,..nt suggestions to the speculative mind that the market In
 Amalgamsted Copper and Araeonda clear. the day. although occasional support made their movements irre=ula: Tho iiiii tery stiiI on and the snelting and lead stocks also came under 'he revived lng u- copper and smelting con,oanics. which u was hoped was to Dc l1ci1ded m tn. ifi-
  ment. These movsments were of small sf- feet, however, on the general ninrket wnseh backed and filled with naIow range dur were q continued subjecr cf discussion and some dispariE of opinion was disclosed as to the deductions to be drawn from this prominent development in ths situation.
 An evidence of confidence. of the mos: i'm portant financial intere,ts. bo.H in Inc out look for general conditions and the further resources of the. money market ,e. aos,,b offerings at this time were an encouraging feature. Speculative disc ss.on dwelt on the stock market to make a suneess of the marketing. of the new bonds. The money market. however. showsd clearly enough the effect of the large requirements tbus to riods up to six months WAS falrly, ss' abiish- ed on five per cent basis and higher rates rates also were higher. ruling above four per cent. throughout the day. and getting as high as five. per cent. The gold for taken taken last week was added to today.s, maRo ing the total shipments up to date $1, 750 000.
 The sub-treasury's absorption from the rose to ss.ss7.eoo. ouotations for interior exchange showed some movement in favor of New York in response to the firner yisiSed % % sharply e under larre s Offerings sn or finance bills by bankers who placed the pro- ceedings in the local market. The effects per settlement cause an apprehension that already in the movement of prices
 s heTe seagoe s sy rss bs also closed under pressure and at the lowest point of the day.
 ue ss.7ss.ooc. United states bonds were all unchanged on call
 NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15

Johnson grass s5c; rust proof oats 5sc: Burt seed oats Toe
 Cotton seed huIls-Loose, per ton ss %; baled 90; sacks 500; cotton seed meal .cheese-Fancy. full cream 15c. special
 Canned Goods-saimon chums s1 co :; pinks s1 10; Columbia River $l so; sockeyes sars s so so4tss Asres % nyr. ss M M tomatoes. 21lS., si: s-i5.. sl i5 M ''e '0A' saiion cases. gallons n ss s5 per % case S'G mapfe s75o: qnarts t4 2S per dog <
 Hides-Dry flint. 1ec; dry salted l.c; green salted sac.
 Wool-C1ear 23c to 24c.
 Beeswax-25c.
 Fruit and rPoduce--Red and yellow onions s1 per bushel; potatoes, wisconsin stock s1 cabbage, good keeping hard-head stock Ac b.; Florida cabbage. green heads sa. 25 crate: fancy apples s5. 50. bbl. russets s5 so; bagas sl .s5 sack: white peas s2. 25 bushel onion sets yellow $2 25 bushel; red $2 35 sYshs ssed srly s1 .95 bushel; apple and white wine vinegar 1bc gallon: fancy full cream cheese 15c ib 5c I6.; eyaporsfed apples SC; dried apples 50 prune 5o-sS sAc; sO-75 Ike; 7O-so 7Ic lb.; California peaches 9c lb.; mixed nuts, 2s-Ib. boxes l2hc; walnuts F 1sc ib,; Tarra- gona almonds 1sc: Ivaca 15 hc; oceans me heaTy Slse Weight MaSsa srspes :7 keg broiiers i5 0 zoe
 Turkeys--Alives Gi2he;
 Country butter-1o@1sMe.
 seed-.Rye s1 per bushel; wheat s1: s5; 200 per 1b.; onion sets white skin s2;. pearl s: blue grass Is 1Sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
4TvrRpooI COTTON FUTURES.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

Gaiveston--Firm. 101c; net receipts s.sio; gross receipts e,91O; sales 562; stock 11z.o46i
 New Orfeans-Steady. 10 1l-16c: net re ceipts iO.SSs; gross receipts 10.ss9; sales IT, 1O0: stock 336.61s
 Mobile-Quiet, 10 s-Iec; net receipts 27: gross receipts 27: sales 90: stock S2.O5S; shipments coastwise 1899.
 'Savannah--Steady. 10 7-16c: net receipts 1.030; gross receipts 1, 1,030; sales 140: stock 72.032; shipments to Great Britain S,S46; to continent POO.
 CharIeston-Quiet, l0&c: net receipts 2l; gross receipts q: stock 33647.
 wilmington-Nominal: net receipts 9; gross receipts 9; stock 1.575.
 Norfoik--Guiet, lie: net receipts 1.024i gross receipts 1,024: sales 6S; stock 37442.
 BaItimore-Nominal, He; gross receipts S6S; stock 12,2T2; shipments coastwise 1.320
 New York-steady, 11:h; gross receipts 10f; sales 1.20o: stock 2O3.7s4 shipments to Great Britain 2,3&2.
 Boston-0uiet, 25: net receipts 52; gross receipts 302: shipments to Great Britain 1.0l2.
 Philadelphia-steady. 11.5O: net receipts 20; gross receipts ST; stock 2,95l.
 Miseellaneous-Net receipts 2e: gross re- ceipts 20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to Loveman & ComDany
 3R Commerce Street.

Sb commerce street.
 New, Orleans, Feb 14.A big spot demand was the strengtheninV feature of the cot ton market today. There a fair busi- ness doing in spots in Liverpool, where sales amounted to l2,00O bales. but the chef demand developed in the local market, where sales reached the handsome total ot IT GOO bales. Of this large amount of spot cotton. the largest days business reported in our market this season. ten thousand bales were sold for the account of a promi- nent operator who secured the price that he had been holding out for. Early in the day the market declined on disappointing Liverpool and the reported easier tone of spots, May selling low as 10. 77. As soon as it became known that the big deal the market steadily improved. When lt became known that the deal had been con summated. prices took a sudden sDurt and shorts covered freely. May selling as high as 10 9S before the close. which was steady at net gain for the day of 12 to t3 points Spots were officially reported as having opened easy and closed steady at unchang- ed quotations Sales amounted to 15.700 bales of spots and 1.400 bales to arrive on the basis Of 10 l1-l6c for fniddling There were no deliveries on contracts. That the cotton market VAS not beyond hopes Of re- coyery from the recent depression was con- clusively shown by today's startling devel- and bales of spot cotton were transferred from the hands of a leading specuiator to the largest spot dealer IT, the world with the understanding that this cotton would be distributed to the legitimate cotton trade In various parts of the world. Some are in this large sale. as indicating that the big bulls are turning loose.
 Yours very truly
 LOVEMAN x COMPANY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
cICAGo GRAIN AND PRODUCE.


 worlds visible supply of wheat and an i'm cs for sssady tSns in wss tss Iss sss ssiiss5y .a: ssss nrss Rsess's ss .t of df.s SEssnea in s ket opened easier with pit traders inclined tp sell. Initial quotations on May were q fly taken by. commission houses and before the end of the first hour the market had SSeee the Close sna ranEed t a either a bearish or bulitsh character was sSsrrs sS and traders in allowed age in the Southwest were received. but these were offset by advices that the crop and rain
 Bradstfet's weekly review showing de- crease of 1,601, 000 bushels in the worlds wis ible supply against an increase of 7s2.o0o for the corresponding time last year and the speis eneourased ee @ % ths bniis @ no puriST m % the day the high point for May was s5Hc. ous bs n shs sS epr eax @ because o & eral clearances at the seaboard and re ports of drought in Argentina. Primary re supply showed an increase of nearly 100000 bushels, against a decrease last year of l. opsn unchanged to a shade higher at 43N to 4Sh 443&c. sold up to 4SS @4S&c, and Local receipts were 4os cars. with 27 of contract grade.
 Oats had a firm undertene. although the volume of trading was small Offerings were scattered and demand came mainly from commission houses. May opened un- changed at s0e. sold up to s0h 93OAc, and closed at 20Mc.
 Local receipts 14s. cars.
 The provisions market was strong and act i've An advance of 20c In the price of live hogs caused an urgent demand by short and induced considerable buying for Invest ment. The advance fin prices was checked somewhat by selling on the part of the To- cal longs The market closed strong with May pork up 10c at SIS 50. Lard was up 2 1a a Sc at s7 .soG$7 .92h. Ribs were 7hc higher at $S.l2h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
THE LOCAL COTTON
kmE SPOTS RECORD AN ADVANCE or
 M CENT.
Heavy Sales are Reported at the Ports and Holders are Losing Hope-Specn-
 lafors Believe in
 Buying. Hff,

n Ar Low middIing ... ..+s- .s lo-Aoc
 An advance of hc was recorded yester- day fn the local cotton market, althouEn there was little of news interest in the sit- natIon. .ho,,.
 Tho markets for futures opened about <hrne nojnts under Tuesdays close and work ed upwarI, the last quotations being from I'd to IS points better than the openlns prices. There was no especial activity m the market but the upward tendency han natural Influence on spots.
 New Orleans reported sales of lS IOe az. f,,af bales, and rnddling cotton there Mas 1l1oted al 10 i1-Isc. Other ports reportea feavy sales The truth Is there seems 10 be little support to the spot market
 The holders are evidently olsapp1iittsso S tso with tae conduct of the market ana tne indications are that they are turning ieoss s,, their staple in many quarters IL VII. take sonse time to bring about reVivas mos fhe enterprise which the market showso two months ago unless something extraordi- nary happens. , ,....h .. U vor on the bull side of the market. becauss fhev are constrained to believe that tne inwast prices have been reached for some time and that asslong as the market ranEss around I0ja cents the bull side Is the trai- tng side.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
(Corrected DaiIy.)

Corrected Daily.)
 These prices are at wholesale and not to consumers; 8Ssi SRice%Extra fancy shc; head 4@5c; brok- en ssit9Nt i9 oi .tvegpool s1; Virginia soc
 vlnegar--Per gallon ItG22es' Sisn,,oo. -.,-- 1oi Gi0Mc; choice 11Q11Ac; fancy I29 14c. .-. ...,. ea,o. FHiourGBasis of barrels; High patent g2 50. fancy patent S5 25; half patent S3 T, " Grits-Per bbI s2 30: per sack SI 60 Meal-62ne; pearl 61 1Ae
 Iard-Leaf SAC; compound 6]ac; basis ''fls9S Hssms-pove i5c: others 121s'e I4c. Grain and Hay-Bran sl l9 shorts Sl 25 whits Soe: white clipped 47c, timothy 9Ee:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
MARKET FOR COTTON
AFTER EARLY DECLINE, RULING WAS
 GENERALLY STRONG.
At the Close Prices Were Net to K Points HIKber With Sales for the Day
 Estimated at 300.000

New York, Feb. 14.--T.le cotton market was more active and after an early decline ruled generally strong to firm with the close mated at so0.oo0 bales. The opening was steady at a decline of 263 points or about as due on the cables.
 There was not much feature to the early news, New Orleans was inclined to be heavy, and was a seller here, there was ilt- tie sign of bull support and the market sagged off during the eardiy trading t., net loss of about eight points on the ac.ivo months under scattering liquidation and To- cal bear pressure, Around 10 b2 for March and TO for May, within one point uf the lowest level for the bear movement. the market met improved demand. much of which seemed to be of very good character. Liverpool was buying here. spot houses also bought and there was demand credited to Denver bull interests.
 These made smaller shorta. uneasy and when q little later advices from the South reported an improved spot demand and big Sales of spot cotton at New orleans prices : close was steady in tone and within couple pf points of the highest for the day on act- i've months.
 Receipts of cotton at the ports today 2s.- 947 balea, against 19.2 230 last week and H. I40 last year. For the week (estimated) l50.90o bales, against i59.679 last week and 74.96S last year. Today's receipts at New Orleans 10 S$9 bales, as compared with 2.3s4 last year; and at Houston s.0s3 bales. against &s53 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
THE METAL MARKETS.

New IOrk, Feh- I4--COmDaTatlveIy littIe change in Londbn tin; spot closing fl67 and futures &165 los. Local market quiet; spot S36. 70 n S36.70
 Copper unchanged both locally and
 Lead lower; ft5 5s in London Local market quiet and lower S5 3Ods5.50.
 Spelter unchanged abroad and also local
 Iron easter abroad: standard foundry 49s and Cleveland warrants 4es fad. Local market quiet and unchanged
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
Interior Movement.

Houston-Steaiy. l0Nc; net receipts 9,- cs3; gross receipts 9.0S3; shipments io.o5s: sales 1.202: stock 79.S72.
 Augusta--Qutet, l0Ac, net receipts IS: gross receipts 207; shipments l.022: sales 523: stock S0593
 Memphis-steady. 1O%c; net receipts l. 172; gross receipts 4.317. shipments 4.236: sales 2.400; stock l15.267
 St. Louis-ouiet, 10 15-16c: net receipts 423;. gross receipts 4ss4: shipments 4.54s. stock 43. TS4.
 .Cincinnati--Net receipts 1893: gross re ceipts 1888: shipments 1.50S; stock 14.9Ss.
 Louisville-Firm- lie
 Total today--Net receipts l3,O31: gross re- eeipts 2o.1s4: shipments 2l,37l. sales 4.125: stock 333. g3A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
Nru nRIEANs CoTT0N.

New Orleans. Feb. 14.-Spot cotton open ed easy, but closed active and steady. Eu- ranesn huyers heinz heavy purchasers Sales gs loo bales, including 1.400 to arrive and 5,seo fob Quotations unchangedi mid- o'irs s,s,ures were very weak at the opening ,.titt, prices to points lower than yester- siavss finals the decline being attributed 10 disappointing Liverpool cables. me mar- set continued dull until the early aIter- noon when a buying movement set in whlen ,sarkef closed within point or two Of the top, the list showing net gains of Il to iS points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
TnfaI Mnrennent.

Total today at all ports, net 23,0 ship ments to Great Britain 12.339: to continent 200: stock 905,95s.
 ments to Great Britain 45.34O: to France so. to continent 24.S41; to Mexico 2O0a
 Total since Sept l. at all ports. net B. s62.O24, shipments to Great Britain 201S.- S07; to France 551.632: to continent 1.665,- 214: to Japan 55,047: to Mexico 2.064.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15

by the secretary of the treasarX,-
 The purpose of the Fowler blll IS 10 permit the s5 silver certificates 70 pc retired that s1 and $2 certificates may be issued in their place. thus in creas- ing the amount of small paper monsSs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
Weather C0nGIlticaA. (FOr Past 2A HOura.l

Weather C0ndIticaA.
 (FOr Past a HOura.l
 Rain has occurred in nearly all districts east of the Mississippi under the influence of a barometrtc depression moving north cast over the lower Lake, region. which has induced warmer southerly winds in east Gulf and all Atlantic coast districts. The rain has turned to snow in the middle Mis- sisslppi and lower Ohio Valleys and Lake re- zion In advance of an area of decidedly high barometer with crest over North Dakota, which is giving cold wave from the Da- kotas east to upper Michigan and south through northern Texas. As this area of high" sweeps eastward 1t will cause much colder fair weather in this section tonight and Thursday, with freezing temperature by Thursday morning. High north to north west winds have occurred at a number of interior stations. An area of low barometer moving in over the north Pacific coast has caused rains from oregon south to middle California.
 Temperature and precipitation as reported by the Weather Bureau for selected South eln stations during 24 hourS ending a- m. February IA, 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
More Small Paper Money.

Washington, Feb. 14-The House agreed today to make favorable re- port on the Fowler bill authorizing the issuance of $5 and $1O gold certificates
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15

Port Eads. Feb. 14.-Arrived; strs.. Mon viso Ital Costa Genoa. via New York and ssiIa5 EIsrvev ortn Ri co; Marthara, Br Horsley. Glasgow Fl Monte. Maxon. New York: Hispania. Nor. Seeberg, Puerto Cortez; Cufic, Br.. Matthias. liverpool
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15

New York Feb. I4--f IUuII SIVdIN, Cotton seed oil firm. Sugar ray nominIi laid rst,n'qS mols sss; s sugar S%c; refined quiet;
 Coffee spot Rio quiet; No. invoice SSci mild firm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15

Sets March 22, as Date for the Coun-
 ty Primary.
 Sulligent, Feb. l4.-tSpecial)-T Democratic Executive Committee of Lamar county met in Vernon today and ordered a primary election for county officers to be held on March 22nd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
Sales for day. s2s.SOO shares.
NEW YORK BONDS.

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 do. upon ..,.; '.'' co. ..-- 4ls9s American Tobacco 4s .... 79h
 do 6s ..',. 's's '..s '.'' -..' l lo ts Atchison general 4s ... '... .... HOAX
 do adjustment 4s 96h Att Coast Line 4s s.-. ..- l03 Balti. & Ohio As ......... .... .... .l94 , Brooklyn R. T. cv. Is -, -. .... 97R Central of Georgia 5s .... .... .. .114
 do lst. Inc. .'.''' .''.' 600 96
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 do. 3rd. Inc. .... ... s3 Chesa. & Ohio 4Hs ,... .... ....lO9 Chicago & Alton 3 lss :... .... S0 s Chicago B. & Quincy new Is -. ....l0lhs Chicago. R. I. 6 Pacific R. R. 4s .....' SS9ig r q & st IT. gen. As .... .i06 Colorado Industrial 5s Ser Al. .... 79H
 do. Ser B.... .... '.'s s.'- i2 Colorado Midland 4s .... ..... s.-- Y Colorado & Southern 4s .... .... 24h peD1 reDS Rio Grande Is -. -. iod4 Distillers Securities 5s .... ''-' x! it Erie prior lien 4s .... .... ..--lOll3 Erie general As .:.. .... .... .''. sab Ianan Ca ---- -- ..-s ..1lo&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
KANsAs cITY LIyE sToCK.
Nr,V YnRK cnErEE MARKEr

New York. Feb. l4.-Coffee futures open ed steady at unchanged prices to a decline of five points under European selling or ders and in sympathy with the declines in the European markets Later cables from Havre reported a slight additional loss and the market there was easier in the after . noon under continued European selling and scattering Icuidation from local sources ferings from Brazil The market closed barely steady at a net decline of 5G Is points Sales were reported or l2O'OOO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15

New Orleans, Feb. l4.-cleared; Strs Prince Arthur Br.. Kinney, Havana: Joseph Vaccaro. Br.. Marullo. Ceiba; Condo Wire do. Span. Gibernau Barcelona; Dictator Nor Gunvaldsen, Bluefields; Malm. Nor. SalNessen. Gulfport.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
MEMPHIS COTTON OIL

Memphis Feb i4,-Prime crude cotton oil 26d26iic prime summer yellow 2SAc; prime meal t?s; prime cake S2s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
,Ivyv oRTrANs COTTON OH
NM YORK PRODUCE.

Novf 0rleans. Feb. l4.--NOIIOn Seeu OH steady; prime refined In barrels Slc: prime crude loose 2bc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
MARINE NEWS.
AW al.4F-

Mobile. Feb. 14.-Arrived Strs.. Norman, Swed. Andersen. Manzanillo Mercator, Nor, Schouw, Puerto Cortez: Belize Nor. liar SOW. Livingston. Guatemala.
 Cleared Schr., Blanche Cefatu. Hon. Coe, Tela. Honduras.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
THE wEATHER.

Maximum temperature for day. s4 deg. Minimum temperature for day, 52 deg. Average temperature fo rday. 5S deR. Normal temperature for day. 51 deg. Accumulated def since Jan. 1, 72 deR. Av. relative humidity for day. ss per c Total rainfall since Jan. l, .21 Inches.
 River Bulletin.
 Observations at am. 18th M. tImsl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
sTATIONa
LAMAR COMMITTEE.

Indicates trace of precipitation.
 FRANK p. CHAPTER Section Director Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
cINCINNATI PRODUCE

CINCINNATI PRODUCE. Cincinnati. Feb 14.-Flour dull. Rye dull 699 roc. Provisions steady: Whiskey, quiet, s1 29. EEgs quiet 12@ P%iitry-Hens 11hc; springs 12014c; turkeys lie. Cheese steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
TREASURY BALANCES

vyash;neton. Feb 14.-Today's treasury ,aianee, exclusive of gold receiysd'r sno sns e5s Available cash balance .''$l4s'esee99' Sig Sold coin ''.' ''''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
, Indicates rise. Indicates fan.

River Forecast.
 (For next two da"s.) The Coosa and Alabama will remain prac- tically stationary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15

March .... ...' ..6 So9s S5 May .''' '''' 's'. ''e 92 VI 'Vo June zee ssss s-'s s'1 'vS ,- July ... .... q. ...... ....7 100 : i5 September ......'s s.'' '''' SVW '' 'S' October sss' ss-s s'11 sv .o December .... .... .... - Sog 90 January . ........ zee s.f f.OVQ G'fV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
~rrXv ORIEAr

Nsw orieans, Feb. l4.-Sugar firm ., open leftIe centrifugal S@3%c; centrifugal whites SS a4c; yeliows SA @S%c; seconds 20 Moissses open kettle 2o@aoc; centrifugal syrup 25dsOc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
NAVAL STORES.


 Savannah. Ga, Feb. 14.-Extremely iign. receipts of spirits of turpentins, the yeyious ySIi being even smaller than that or the ,rS Ss pleted stock due to the heavy f9relgn h sSs pof ments and the near approach Q, ,d .ne rsrsints en ,, Lhe ssas ha pttIe more than driblets. were all factors in a sharp advance in the price oa os spirits of turpentine which IndrAS t"N N ol rhe week ends with the market quoted firm at s7h cents & tsg,,re sna w'" It is expected that producers will be more than etsr sa nrice to sell futures at any.hiainE anynsiasEFation of the ad- yancing trend of the market some so,,a oIlgrS hy to self at SO cents have been recetu e1o hevonJ bs cents and as yet no sales nave O'eN made. .,,sr a steady decline on the common grades from ana oeLoM, LS has developed an improved tone TOT d 5"s ths low grades and talr MssS so that at the ing of the new week most of the io% o srant sauts Tl shgg ,sTs, sn aaTaRSs at tSe eRd of the inssS aoSTe 'nT The steady demand broush It about by the number of buyers in tnis ,hns Erices says hnsintained The receipts of rosin continue larger than TOT tne Ssys ss heen very EeIs nssVS; Seina cleared from Savannah today:
 The receipts of tns sDres reesps for the SSS dsts sOi' 'gS7. against 171.5s2 last year The spt SSr the soTesn Stock is 1O.sS1 against 1ss$t last sss year TS.r. The receipts of r9sln 5a tbe hUr season S51.15i, s,ytS ssainst 5s4.S5s the previous year; The si9ipments were 14,66S of which s,tao tast Msnt lsoreian The present stock is 6S,5S6 against 6o.sss last year.
 ea,,arnab Ga. Feb 14.--Turpentine firm - SaVann1sn' a1es so. receipts l6s; shipments 100. Rosin firm; sales 9.52s; receipts l;S4S; 4., shipments 4SO; stock 64,772 Quote: ASEDEs Sa' x S5 sE: Ns5 s5; we $6 05: wv sS.l6
 wilmington. N. c. Feb. l4;-spirits tur- rentine. nothing doing; receipts F. eposin firm S3 50 bid: receipts 347.
 Tar firm Si 80; receipts 129:
 Crude turpentine firm S2.s0' S4'5O anu s4 SO: receipts 26
 Charleston, S. c. Feb. 14.-Turpentine and rosn nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15

NEW TORY DRY GOODS. New York Feb. 14.-In the dry goods mar l,at today buyers were not in any large way for inc future, but were insistent on secur- ing goods for immediate delivery a.sIhis which in tirtoas boweyer were very firm and the at titrde of sellers was independent.
 T..LOUIS PRODUCE.
 st Louis Feb l4.-Flour steady.
 Whiskey steady. S1 33 Pork firm: jobbing $l5 25 Dry salt meats higher; boxed extra shorts s.sfh; clear ribs $s.6@la short clears Racon higher: boxed extra shorts ss. .e2h; clear ribs Ss 37h; short clear S9. 50.