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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-16
N READINESS
FOR WEDDING
Longworth Gets His
License-..Many Guests
Arrive
REHEARSE WEDDING.

: Washington, Feb. 16.-The
: wedding of Miss Alice Roosevelt
!. and Congressman Longworth
: was rehearsed In the east room
! of the White House this after
: noon. The affair was complete
: in every detail, with a portion
!. of the marine band in attend
. ance.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-16
'M'CAlL SHOWS
An IMPROVEMENT

-, lakewood, n. j., Feb. 1s.-
mere is slight improvement
:" the condition of former Pre-
aeht Mccall Of the New York
Ire Although he is a very sick
n, there is a possibility OF
coSery. but physicians cannot
s'se much assurance.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-16
REQUIRE WEEK 70 MAKE RgponS|
Anthracite Sub cimmittss VIII -
mulaes Desaiis u prspssitis~. Z

New York, Feb. 1.-THE anthra
sub committee Of seven win prcbaa
take week to formulate IN detail ~
proposition which II TO be made y Gs
sub committee Of operators, also Go
posed OF seven members.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-16
VOTE DOlAN
OUT OF CHAIR
Miners Declare Office a
President IS
Vacant

Pittsburg, Feb 1.-THE delexatee -
tending the Pittsburg Miners conve
tion unanimously declared the ofIice -
president and vice. -prssident * AIs
pittsburg district miners vacant o
resolution was passed Over Freside
Dolan's head. II u expsCtad Prsst
Mitchell will appoint man e Al - tus
offices.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-16

BY a score OF 26 to I. Idaho defeated
Whitman In basket ball last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
II. < B. BEER COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to C. G. Abercrombie & Companx. 32 Commerce Street.

By Private Wire to C. G. AbercrOmbie $
 Company. g ~GOmmerce Street.
 New Orleans Dee. I3.--As has been the experience since opening of the present sea- son the efforts of Southern spot holders to check the decline whenever the market show ed d declining tendency by refusing to offer were not in vain again today. the large crop estimate of the government, about 12,S00, 900 bales. including linters, etc, having no ter TOTS for the inland spot dealers who are in for high prices or nothing at all. This feature was forcihly illustrated again today by the influence it exerted upon the Liver pool market. which closed at an advance of Of about ten point on contracts a result of light offerings from the south. Southern merchants fully appreciate the importance attached to the growing wealth of the Southern States are determined to make the best of the situation by checkmating all ar tificial means that might be resorted to in desire to force values lower Private wire adviees from every section of the belt today were of one acc0rd as to offerings being light and of the demand being good, especially for the medium and high grades and fof staples. they are paying almost any price to obtain them, about 25c per pound being bid for staples of 7-16c. strict to good middling. whilst sea island, long staple Is bringing % to 30 cents per pound at primary points.
 ing of such large premiums and we attrib- ute 1t to the universal reports of prosperi- ty in Europe and America the trade de manding the. output of the best of mill productions. The cheaper grades of cot ton goods, print cloths. are also in constant demand. today's quotation four cents for re suIars at New York. being the highest price obtained for years. they being as high as 1903 when spot cotton in the New Orleans market sold. basis ot middling at It 7-l6c. against 10kc today, S3l.25 per bale higher.
 The movement 1t ts true. exports to Eu- rope and well informed people prone to think that the heavy receipts are but re- rlection Of the excellent demand that has
 been in vogue during the past four months are of the opinion that America Is apt 10 Oyer-eXport herself if the crop should be much less than generally expected as the United States. Canada and Mexico will re- quire 5000. 900 bales at least. Eurooe and Asia about 7,5OO000 more. This Is the view that the South takes of the situation and is acting accordingly. If this crop Is moi n bumper one. the next census to De- rem:,er 18th, will bear silent testimony as only about l0.SO0. 900 bales are looked for against 9.299. last year and ll.S1l.O1O wear before last
 Yours very truly.
 C c. ABERCROMBIE CO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
THE STOCK MARKET
ACTION oASsE2 EIFRI IFsSssbES,Tr SsQtEeEE,Tr AND rI-
Comtfnry Effeet op Different stocka <of Seemingly Hike Influences Was Diffi- cult of InteFpFetntfon and
 Caused Eears.

New York, Dec 1s.-The action of the much prepiexity and finally of anxiety The gos,, much psrpisxi,y and finally vf aniety: The eresatlon and ended in arousing a fear that sotked out in the stock market. Interest eentsred on the Hiil railroad stocks and in we're Wsashess Which ahey sceGSp ssoSeS q anS inf se latter on account of it's praetically single stosks induced by Sympathy IeH in tho s" whole @ smArket II has been assumed for come was in anticipation of vninabe O' riSii,s Hi aI te ssn9scribe sa' to new stock. already authorized @ 'fs tn. Ss 6s of ES, while in the case of Northsr # Pacific # wss during the day. Yet the fin stocks Yiisspt kept fallinR away to indefinite new low levels. while St Paul rose buoyantly on very heavy much resembiins that proceeding the North ern Pacific corner In May. 1901. to allow the nerves of stock operators to escape altoeeth- the new capital issue of the aiIi s stocks sa had brought out renewed differences between the iu the ortgnai struseie for control of North ern Pacific. It has been held as an article Northern Pacifio struggle was prscipitated with the ultimate purpose of control of Burlington that prseeutionary oynsrshIp of
 
 two partes to the former struggle. It was feared that the two were combininR in this sisoas and that tSe Hhion S Paefis ss intsrds5s s were dvsstlnE themselves Of their holdings iS ISs .ss, grsa. Ncrthern preferred and Morshsrn sral topic of the huse capital requirements now dsfininR themselves came in for 4 good 1t Is epected that these win be lareeiy ad- of ss te s ess a the yss Stock. TS on se ssss of or the ns stock Ehts wss the e oSsr stocks 5 ~Ssn tSs sspscssa % ment of stock increases are made
 The money market became stringent ten isnored in the present speculation that t was mot given credit for much force Tn leans sS T Sy an t important private bsnkins house yesterday was the occasion Of some mystery made avaiiable to the New York market, by fa ths banks today and there were some additions on transfer of the treasury deposs those tis y additions % to banks cash made up on- in regular sab-lfeasury operations. count therefore to repair the deficit in the legal reserves. Exchange rates made a poInt' aSt but % am outSo of over s4.soO. ooo soid from London to South America added to the s in that s. msrss SasSsr Al sss ew % cd a loss of 14Z from last nights prices and of 22h from the high price of yester- day morning after the details of the stock issue were published. The ore certificates fell h. tho subscription rights in the out side market 2k. and Northern Pacific II $. st. Pauls extreme rise was 4M, bat it reacted over a point before the closing. The market closed weak and not far from the lowest.
 Bonds were heavy. Total sales par value s2.032.ooe United States bonds were un- changed on call.
 NEW YORK CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
HAYWARD, WICK & CLARK COTT0S
 LETTER.
Nv Private Wire to Walter Csttsr

By Private Wire to Walter Cstter & Co.,, 42 COmmereo Street.
 New Orleans, Dec. 15.~-Ltvsrpooi was sur
 prisingiy good this morning in the specu-
 lative department. futures to 10 points
 higher. against to up due. the change
 ter a big break combined with the good
 effect of reduced offerings of cotton from the South. The example of LiverDool con-
 for reaction: opening trades here were
 at an advance of from 2 to 10 points suR-
 tained by short covering, However. there
 was some hesitation to push the advance
 on account of bearish movement statistics
 indicated for tomorrow. the intosight for
 Ss sst sSar sd m iSS 4hs visible supply statistics on the other hand
 should be favorable.
 ing director of the census bareaa in which he states that the department has made special efforts to set exact ginnins statis- may have escaped offical control can only be very insignificant.
 Spot demand Is better today. About $500
 bales sold so far at full quotations The
 interior holding back and cheap hedEed cot- ton about sold. Futures improved further
 In this spot news. March trading at pres
 nous short interest fh actual cotton for De- cember export Is stil fresh in every body's memory and demands therefore very tnl- pressive to bulIsh spot news It Is not i'm probable that we have concentrated active | spot business between now and tho Christi mas holidays.
 ! In the afternoon the market repeatedly gave evidence of greatly reduced long iJt- | terest. Sellers were scarce and though buying by shorts to never was brisk, prices advanced to 10. IS for March with re- markable ease. Good spot news was ur- , doubtedly the principal stimulating feature. but far sighted operators took a look fur ther ahead There was in the mind of many a discrepancy far between the bu- l reau estimate and the sinneTs' returns, that keeps confidence in the large bureau figures l in suspense if not in doubt and the census report on December goth must settle the question From information and indications at hand: chances lean towards comparas lively small census report with its probable consequences and therefore some anticipa-- tive buying in the market Unsatisfactory rumors from the stock markets caused un-
 easiness over the fiuaheial situation which is expected also to affect cotton are responst- ! ble for considerable reserve in trading gene rally. Spot news from all parts of the belt pretty well agrees that cotton has been withdraw From the markets.
 Truly yours,
 WALTER CoTTER co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
MARKET FOR COTTON
STAPLE WAS QUIET WITH IRREGULAR
 FLUCTUATIONS.
The Openin@ Was steady at Advance in Re srtonse to Better Liverpool Cables Than Were Looked
 For.

New York Dec. 13--The cotton market was rather quiet today and fluctuations were irregular. The close was steady at a net advance of four to sixteen points Sales were estimated at 100000 bales
 The opening was steady, advance of four teen points. in response to better Liverpool cables than looked for and reports of a firm spot situation in the interior. Active months were about 13@f5 points net higher rignt after the call. but there seemed to be little demand aside from the covering of Fhorts and this fact. together with the large estt- mates for tomorrow's receipts and predic- fions of bearish weekend stitsticaI show ing encouraged the local bears. Prices sold off to within three or four points of last nights finals on the spring months and practically to last nights close on January, but Liverpool continued relatively firm To cal spot poole reported bullish conditions in Southern spot markets and there was a ral- ly iH the early afternoon to about the open ing fssures This was followed by narrow irFcGdiarfty with trading largely profession- i, al and late months relatively steady. The increase in the March premium over Janu- ary was attributed to fears that consfQ- erabie mmhuut of cotton would be rendered on contract daring that month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
NEW YORk COTTON FUTURES.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.


 Calveston-steady. 10 5-l6c; net receipts II, ,4S9: gross receipts II, 459; sales 5OO' stock 41s,254: shiDments to continent 5.136.
 New Orleans-Firm, l0Ac; net receipts 1e.S14; pross receipts 12.Sl4; sales 'l0Oi
 Mobiie-Firm 1Oc, net receipts sl4; gross receipts 944; sales 500: stock 6TI71,
 Savannah-Quiet Ice; net receipts lO.6l9i gross receipts l0,679 sales 5S0; stock lfl,- 5OS: shipments to continent s,544; coastwiSe 2.047. stock 19.l29. -o. gross receipts 979: stock lS.293.
 NorfoIk-Firm, 10%c; net receipts 5,ly2 gross receipts 5.792; sales l,241; stock 59. SEQ: shipments coastwise 2,i0S
 BaItimore-NOmtn 10l2c; net receip.s 1. .1O9: stock 13. l26
 546; gross receipts 1909; sales 1lQ0; stock 1sS16g; shipments to Great Britain 6,3O5 to France 297; to continent 5S0.
 Boston-Steady. 10. 65; net receipts 6S5 gross receipts 1853; shipments to Great
 iiadeiphia-steady. 10 90: net receipt: 1s3; gross receipts 123; stock 5,0O4
 Port Arthur and Sabine-Net receipts 7Oi3: gross receipts 7,013; shipments tc Great Britain 7.0l3.
 Pensacola-Net receipts 6,122; gross re ceipts 6.272; shipments 10 Great brita4r 6.272.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
DENIED TAK1Na LTsT.
Suit of Mutual Against North BFitisl
 and Mercantile Company.

Suit of Mutual Against North British
 and Mercantile Company.
 London, Dec. 13.--Dr. c. Haldeman. former London manager of the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, now connected with the North British and Mercantile Insurance Company, tesfifying today in the Mutuars suit against Haldeman and the North Brit ish and Mercantile Insurance Company positively denied that he had taken a list of the Mutuais list of British poll icyholders.
 He said he received instructions from the head office to make out lists of these policyholders and one of them was sent to the policyholders commit tee, organized, he believed, by Lord Northcl!ffe. The circular to which eX- ception had been taken, Mrs~ Haldeman continued, was issued to the policy holders by the committee and not by the witness
 Mir Haldeman added that the so-call- ed 'cofin" containing cards with the names Of the policyholders was order ed to be removed to the office of cOun- sel for the policy holders committee. but by mistake 1t was taken to the offices of the North British and there remained few days. No use, he added, was made of it's contents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
N.,n YnrI. Nerra Aaairnn.

New York, Dec. l3.-The New York Daily News Company today made an assignment for the benefit of creditors to Thomas c. Quinn, president of the company. The paper suspended a pub Iicati0n. The liabilities are said to be small. A coincidence in connection with the assignment was the death to- day of Colonel William L. BrowRr formerlI' publisher of the paD@
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
FROM INHERITANCE TAX.
Many states Are Deriving Revenue
 From the Immensely Wealthy.

Washington, Dec. 13.-Investigation by the Bureau of the Census shows that in 1902 about one-half of the States of the Union had inheritance tax laws which yielded them an ag- greEate of a little more than $7,OOO,- 900.
 This amount is believed by the cen sus of1cIals to have increased in the present year to fully $1O.000,0OO or S12. ,O0O. In a report, based on the forthcoming report on 'Wealth, Debt and Taxation" the census officials say that fat least a dozen States are ma terially assisting in the support of the state governments from this source of revenue"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
NrYu nRI.EANa CnTTON.

New Orleans. Dec. 13 --Spot cotton closed firm 1-1sc higher; middling 1Ohc, Sales on the spot we're 3.709 bales and 3.4O0 bales to arrive.
 Futures opened steady at an advance of eight to nine points better European ca hles Trading was almost at a standstilll today. every one seemingly awaiting deVel- opnnents. A continued good English spot demand served to put prices up stlll higher and the market closed steady fifteen to twenty points above yesterdays closing nE-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14

7s2: gross receipts s,0S4; shipments 2,e75; sales s07: stock 4S.Tse.
 Memphis--Steady, 10 1l-1ec; net receipts s, S,136; gross receipts l3,09s; shipments 7,48s safes 2,4e0; stock 143.447 St. Louis-Quiet. l6Nc; net receipts 1000; gross receipts 7,2s9; shipments 6,732; stock 19.105
 Cincinnati-Net receipts sS7; gross re- ceipts 567: shipments 5s2. stock 11.3Ts. Louisvlle-Firm, 10 Ac.
 Total today-Net receipts 24,s31; gross receipts 3s.t79 shipments 2s,l65; sales 5,402 stock SIS, ,9e7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
rntnI Mnvemrnt.

Total today at all ports net 5I.s5l; ship ruents to Great Britain 22,S49; to France 2ST: to continent 10, T4; stock i,2s7,lo5.
 Consolidated at all ports, net '322,22o shipments to Great Britain S1S3A; 10 France gsO6: to continent S6.9o:; to Japan jltc-
 Total since Sept l. at all ports, net '9. 03s 27O; shipments to Great Britain l5oo, PAS; to France 416 s53: Co continent hlll- O93: to Japan 6s,632.
 s-CorTected
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
THE METAL MARKETS

New York. Dec l3.--Irou lower abroad with standard foundry quoted at 62s Id and Cleveland warrants at 62s l0hd. Lo= ealIy firm and unchanged: No. l foundry northern S25. 25 e S2s. 25; No. 2 do. S24. s O Sa5 75; No. 1 foundry southern $25. 5tQ S2T Eni No. do. S25. &S27.2S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York Dec 13.-Cotton seed oil firm prime crude fob. mills 5le' do' Seho" 70 ia
 Petroleum steady,
 Ros;n steady
 sugsr raw quiet: fair refining 5-ls 2 tt-S2c centrifugal 96-test AS~4s v .7~82c: molasses sugar l-lSqS 5-SZci refined Qnlat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

St Louis. Dec. l3.-FIour steauy' Whiskey steady S1 33.
 Pork steady; jobbing $500.
 Lard higher; prime steam &s 521s. .- Dry salt meats steady: boxed extra shorts 80 O0: clear ribs s9 .00; short cigars ss ss. Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts Ss.Ioi clear ribs s9 75; short clears slO.00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHkAAAaO afHti3kN AMI EAbVgOCAss
 Chicago Dec ls--Unsettled weather in the Northwest had q strensthening effect today in the local wheat market. the May delivery closing at . net gain of %ei cSsn and provisions 7Ja a10c higher.
 The moderate firmness that developed ln the wheat pit late ir the day was que s,,ad enlsai throughout Minnesota and the Dakotas, fear of decrease in receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth due to snow blookades on the rall- road bringing out afairly good demand by commission houses. During the first part sf the session the market held steady, there being little in the news of the day to tnuuce either buying or selling. Liverpool cables were a trifle easier and receipts of wheat in the Northwest were slightly In excess of those of the corresponding day last year. Offerings became rather scarce during the last hour and this partly accounted for the firmer feeling. The market closed firm.
 May opened unchanged to a shade higher at 7shc to 7sM WAc, sold between 1s&c and 7sM Me and closed at the highest point.
 Clsarances of wheat and flour were equal
 Primary receipts were ss7.OOO bushels compared with 795.oo0 for the correspond
 Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of 627 cars, against 54e last week and 556 a year ago
 Trading in the sorn plt . was oeil. ,h ,os. oSt half of the day, because of a fair demand by commission houses and ptt traders. Small local receipts. unsettled weather and
 
 principal bullish factors.
 May opened a shade lower to sha ie higher and sold up to a Mc, where 1t closed Local receipts were 14s cars. with five of
 More activity was manifested in the oats pit than either the wheat or corn markets and price made a substantial advance. Pit traders were lively bidders for oats all day while the selling was scattered. a few longs taking profits. The continued small move ment was tho chief reason for the strength
 May opened unchanged to Mc lower at 35Ac to 35hc. sold up to S6%c and closed at SsA@%c. Local receipts S9 cars.
 Provisions were strong all day and trad ing was of liberal volume. Small receipts of live hogs were again the main source of strength A local packer was one of the principal buyers The market was strengthened to some extent by the small ness of the Increase in provision stocks Tor the week.
 At the close January pork was ioc up at Sl5 s5 Lard was "a c loo higher at $s.6I 1s 0&s Ribs were up 10c at SS, 50.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat 3S cars. corn 24 cars: oats ss cars hogs 19.000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
MONTGOMERY CURRENT 0UOTArloNA

MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
 ECorrected Daily.l
 These prices are at wholesale and act to stSreS@corn ssS s@Ioe; Standard gooda. pearI lHe; gloss lump exc; nicqei DacIs- Ries-E4tra fancy sMo; bead a0So; brOh. saIt--Liverpool sl; Virginia soc.
 NineEar--per gallon 14@ 22c ioh @tic choice 11A 91zc; fancy lSa i4h Candles--stiek Sc; fancy sa1Oe
 craekerA--Xxx Soda sMe; xxx Ginger sardines--American mustard 7s.lo; !. -oil Grits--Psr bbI. ss .5O; per sack sl.so.
 Meal-65c; pearl Toe; peerless 72hc.
 Lard--Leaf i0%c; compound shc; basis Aams-Deys 1se; others 14A.glse. -
 arsn sGS RaSBran ns sSSras ssS @ 49e: white white @ GSe: white clipped Soc: @ timothy % S1. 20; Johnson grass 65c; rust proof oats 62c: Burt seed oats roc: winter turf oats Cotton Seed Meal-s9s co.
 Wool-Qlean 2Se; bury wool 1shc; wash- aeeswak~s4H essHo.
 Grapes lb baskets as@asKe; 5 lb. Fruit and Produce-Potatoes ssc bu i; onion soc bu. Western cabbage. bbl, crates S1.7s; fancy Baldwins Ss. 50 barrel: No. 1 RaldWinS xS 90. fancy B. DaVis So.5V per bbi, apple and white wine vinegar 16c gal {; fancy full cream cheese. daisies 1sc; fancy H. P. peanuts Sc lb: lemons, extra fancy e. 50; fancy. LOO box: Evaporated apples. ID, cartoon, s5 5sc per ib.; Florida oranges. assorted sizes s2 50 per box; Brazil nuts large l5c per lb.. medium i4sc per 10, l: almonds l5e per h. Pecans later 9ni heavy weight cocoanuts s4.OO per sack; Fresh Msiaga grapes s7 % per keg; eranbeEries Two Crown raisins si .s5 per box; Three Crown raisins S1. .75 per box; Prunes e5 pound boxes 50-60 7&e per pound;~ 25 pound boxes boxes ,Ss55o So55o sAS Der Der .,ppSSRdi pound; boxes 25 lb. evsporated peaches l2hc ID. {; standard boxes 2s ID. pectorine peaches 13e per Ib.; Canadian Rutabaga turnips S1.TS per sacki navy beans this years crop $2. sS Hides-Dry filnts 1sc; dry salted 14o; green salted sc.
 broilers 25 @sbc.
 MoIasses--Georgla cane barrel s5c ner gallon; cases. gallons S3 per case; maple syrup Log Cabin, gallons Sl4; h salons S7 50: quarts s4. 25 per doG
 sugar-Granulated 5he; F, Y. c. bke.
 Country Butter-1bc-
 Eggs-SOe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
ST IOUIs CLOSING MARKETS.

st. Louis, Dec. l3.-Ihe bt LOUIS BFHIH markets today ranged as follows
 Wheat:- May sS; 77is bid: range 77% to F. July 75 3s bid,
 Corn Dec 4O9a bid May 49 asked: range 41% to a?. uJly 42X bid; range 42% to 42%'
 Oats May s5q. a bid; range s51i a % to sS% O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
,,r,r vnnn nRY GOODs.

New York. Dec 13.--The dry goods maI- Ret holds firm and steady. although trad ing in the tobbinR houses IS not larke ho[ tbe moment The movemnt of spring coods from the primary houses Is unusually large and active. The silk trade Is snow ing steady improvement
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
Interior Movement.

HsuRtou-Stcady, 10 I5-lSc net receipt iaIsI: gross receipts le.l3t. shipments D. aSs sales 2,395. stock 96. e75.
 AaRusta-~StcadI. i01ac: net receipts 2'-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
TRrAsnRr RALANCEs.

washington, Dec. I3.-Today's treasury balances exclusive of the gold reserves show: . Available cash balance .... .S2se,esi ooS Gold coin and bullion .... i04,4Ss,TT2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
Charleston. Dec 1S.-Turpentine and ros- In nothing doiug

Wilmington. Dee. 1S.--sDirits turpentine nothing doing; receipts Se casks.
 Rosin nothing doing; receipts 295.
 Tar firm: 2A35: receipts 7s.
 Crude turpentine firm sS S5, $4.5O and Sl 30: receipts ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
CINCINNATI PRODUCl

CINCINNATI PRODUCE. Cincinnati, Dec. 13.-Ftour quiet. Wheat steady 7sQ76ihc. -..--.- .- Corn steady 42h O 43c. :. Oats higher 39csg Provisions steady. Whiskey firm $ls zs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
..r.n rrnv rrrr snnnr

Kansas City Dec 13.-Cattle, receipts E. TOO Including 500 Southerns. Market steady cows. heifers. stockers and feeders strong. Choire exDort and dressed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-14
MEMPHIS COTTON OIL.

Memphis. Dec. 13.-Cotton seed oil; prime crude nominal. choice meal E25 %; choice
 cake S24. 90,