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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-03-09
STATE F LOUISIANA.

y STATE + LOUISIANA.
.pdiciahistrict Court-Par.
3rd j ish St. Mary,
A.Eanagriff VS.. C. T.
Mrs. NJ. MI No. 1882.
Hanag pdgment rendered BY
By virtue of y Iicial District Court,
the Hon 23rd II p, in the above mum.
St. Mary Parish. Saatter, of date March
bered and entitla ]udlcial Partit'on
Alb, 1907, decre4 owned !@ IN lnd''
by icitation of pkrt ~ = ana IND d ede !.
vision between ID 1aint. " LOT casn 81
ant, will procad|o sell 'nsst ana r lass
public auction I'd 4e hight inc ooul.
bidder, at the frntloor of IN, now Q.
House, in the to- Alof Frank. '4 n o..
being held in thl hiding of Z rari'n
Mary Bank & TITS Company, /,
of st. Mary, on 4 OF
SATURDAY, til 18TH DAyss
APRIL, AID. 1907, M,
between the hoursa IL o'clock a. e"
and 4 o'clock p. m, he following M
toned and described property, to-wlt; ~
One house and 10 ltated in the TOW
Of Centreville. Parilhof St. Mary, Stat
Of Louisiana frontq on Bayou saleo
road bounded north " August Sennette,y,
west by land of JolnB. Lyons, or az
signs. south by Cxblic Church, andh
last by said Bayou sae road; together !,
with all the building Ind improvements
hereOn. .
JOHN b. SANDERS, Sheriff. =
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-03-09

Congress adjourned sine die on
last Monday.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-03-09

In evidence whereof, witness by Of
ticial signature and the seal OF ny said
office this 2tSh day of February, 1907.
WILBUR II. KRAMER,
Clerk of rourt.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-23
LA ASOCIACION CON
ira la pena d e
mUerte en- Ponce.
EI dia del trabajO ceIehTaTan los
ObIsHOS una SuntuOSa teIada.
CtHGn umOrSs DO hnbOT On Ia CIudld blIlutOs
ials0S.
(Ds nusstrO OOrreepOnSaI).

Agosto 22.-Anoche two lugar en- IL
CPuA de don Luis CAbaIlero In primera
RtRi6n de la Junta local de la Association
contra la penR de mueEte. Sc llevaHon
CRbO varioA acuerdOs. El Sr. Herdman
pTesent6 la renunCia de su cargo
Sc anuncia para el mes que viene un
mssmesting grandiosO contra Ia psDa cR-
pital, tnmand0 participation orRdorea de
Ia islR. Sc invitar6 & Degetau.
III Dia del TFabsjo celebrar6n los
obFerOs una suutuosa veIRda en- La Per.
la. Han ofreCido tomAF paTte ell Hon.
alcalde, el Sr. Canals, el LCdO. Matienzo
81 joven 6amRlea Iglesias.
-Est6n en- eata ciudad el doctor Zano
Gambia y au diAtinguid& espogs. Tambi6n
hsmOs visto al doctor r. del Vale, del
Consejo Executive. Sc les saluda.
Para unO de los pr6ximos domingoS
se prepaTa 0trO paBeo militar poT la guar.
diR nRcional. AdelRnte.
-Mejora nOtablemsnte de la rspentina
snfermedad que Hufri6 81 DR.. home6pata
don JustO r. Rivers. Le asisti6 81 DR..
Villaronga. Nos alegramoB.
lei diR celebrate una confareucia an
los saloneB del ceutro "Lumen" el senior
ContFeras Ramos Abrir6 el acto el joVen
Beiior Samalea IgleHiaa
Aver Ia r. m Salieron de nues.
tro puerto los vaporss "Marfa Herrera" y
''Santo Domingo.
LA detective ha encontTado una cRrta
de Andres Arana, y % le Buplica paSe
reCogerla 81 cuartel de la Policfa IusulaF.
Ell domingo cslebraFS una alegre
fiesta 81 grsmio de Marines de ls Playa,
con motive de haberse terminRdo el pam
ts6n para Los 9oci0R dc dicha Corporsci6n
que fAllezCan siendo tales.
lei detective senior Santiago ha captu.
rado 81 individpo FloiF6n Rivera, requi'
BitOTiado por 81 juez con motive de denun'
cha preSentads contra 81 por Las cfcinaB de
Rentas IuteFnas..
-CoFren Eumores de habeT en- Ia ciu'
dad billetes falaos. Con tai motive la vi
gilancia es IexCeaiva.
Hoy se esperR 81 senior Matienzo Gin
tr6n, que 80 encontraba en- Utuado en- los
meetings de propaganda de Ia Frsternidad.
Entire las perBonas que embarCaron
eyer para Europa fguraba 81 BeflOr don
Fernando VendTell, stfiorR 6 hijos.
Para hoy anUnCia 81 cinemat6grafo
Lumiere, eKcelentes vistas. Els uno de los
meiOres Cinemat6grafOl que ha llegadO
Ponce
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-23
que qued6 oOnatitufda Ia Union OaciOa

que qued6 conatitufds Ia Union O6cios
VaFios
La Junta Directive fae nombrada DOR
aclamaci6n Fecayendo los nombramisntos
en- los sefioTsu niguientes: Para presidente
don Juan Vel62quez MoEsno neCretario
don Lorenzo PadilIe; tesorero, don joe
CaIdar6p; contadoE, Pablo Girs1dez. Voca.
Ie,: don ANDES Rod1iguz VerS, dom
Victor Gonzalez EBpinO, don Juan Quill.
maco HeHnaiz y don Manuel Cores '
MarBhalI don Julio MiIa.
Fu6 acuerdO reunirae para efsctuar IL
tOms de possession ssta noChe les { 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-23
No parsce nOsibIe.
Los artlGuIos dseomlsldas 50 bOtan ahora d
mar y ID OpSracIdn ss VIgllada pOT IN pOlIcIa
lnsuIar.

Los artfculOB de proviSiOnes. que, des'
compuestoG, decomisa 81 inspector de
alimentos de este distrito, son botsdos al
mar, Operaci6n que ahora 60 vigilada poE
an gusrdia dc Ia insulaF.
De esta suerte no paEece possible que
nadia He dedique & extraer del mar tales
proviSiones, para comsFCisr con elias, puea
ls vigilancia que g ejerce es estricta degde
la denuncia que formulara el DR.. Velea
Lopez.
casar ls sudaCia dc los que, paaar de
las medidaS adoptadaB, inHistan en- cometeE
Bemejantes haze mas.
L. policfa est6 aIerts.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-23
DsnunCia en- AreGibO que no fu6
aCeptada pOr ell juez.
CORtIHIOTOR matrImORIO 0I senior Oscar BIthOTl y
dONa Dolores Rivera.
O. nuestrO oOrresponsal. }

Agosto 22-Una denuncia dando cuen.
ta dc que hRbfa Bido aoTprendida una ju-
gadR pOr Ia detective on el Hotel BaleareG
0cup6ndose $23 y tres barsjss y denun-
Cikndose tambi6n vsFios HefioTeg, no fnt
aceptada pOr el sefior jueE de la COEte mu'
nicipal, por eStar Comprobado que no
jugabsn iutg goB prOhibidOs por ls ley.
Sc ha terminado de pintar la plaza
principal que hR quedado muy bien, pero
ahOra el strio de lR igIeBia FeBaIts mas %
NAL eBtado y fslta de pintuFa. EspeFamor
que 81 padre Rexach con 50 FeconocidC
buen gusto ordene 81 arroglO y pintura del
citado. atEio.
Han Contraido matrimoni6 en- Utua'
do 81 stfior Oscar BithOTn y dC1s Dolores
Rivera, spsdEinando ell acto don Pedro dc
j. Vega y doiR Amelia Ruiz,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-23
la Central "PIazueIa
teTmiBa Ia zsfra.
50 CaIcuIa On IS 900 sleOs % pzltar 10 que h
pTOduGldO duraRtO ID COsOGhl.

ESta tarde sale para BaTcaIoneta Ell
senior j. Ruiz SOlsr y mafiana ira tambi6n
& esq PoblaCi61 eI sefior Ramon Balseiro.
Van la Central PlszueIa" de la sccie,
dad "BalGeiEO-G -GeOTgstti' con objsto de
asistir & Ia termination de la del corFien.
to emo.
Sc cslculs en- $4,000 BaCou de az6car Ia
obtenida nor diths Central en- IL mira dc
1906-1907 toda squellR importante
jurisdiction ha recibido grandes benefcicl
con 81 auga cada dfa mayor de Ia impor'
tante fAcfoEfa, Considsrada hoy como Ia
tercera de Ii isle.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-23

-Un Eoconocimianto especial ha dis
pusStO ls JuutA Superior de sanidad On
nm funci0naFio pdblico do GuaYamRr
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pnturas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-23
DGRuaCIaS Do b pOIICIl.

EI HArgeutO IgarAvidez y Felix santo
Marines pTesentaron denunciss Rnte ID
CoFte municipal. contra los Comerciantea
que abSjO 90 expresan por uBar pesau frau-
dulentRT, fAltas de peso: Francisco Sanchez,
Prudencio Cordero, Rafael CampoB, ] Jnan
FernGndeE, Fernando Villodo, Santo AL
vaEez EspaioI, Manuel Torres, Arturo
Roman, Hilario Sanchez, Francisco Villa.
london, jose 7. CienfuegoA Jose Fern6n'
dsE, jose CaFdeb Rodriguez y ca, Fer
nando AEmadO. j. Bonilla y Co, SobEinoB
, Fernkndez, Martinez HermRnOa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-23

En- la Corte de Distrito del Diatrito Judi
Cial do ArsCibo, Pusrto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-23
Una mujsT aTrOj6se
al mar en- Cata1o.
TORil % sus bnlOs 4 su hIla, RlHl ID GOEtl
Cald,
(De nue8trO oOrrsspOnsuE)

AgoBto 23.-Anoche entire y de Ia
misma fu6 alarmRdO el poblsdo, debido &
hqberse tenido que axtraer del mar In
individua Carmen Garet , 30 nihits.
La pOlicia practicR Investigations BObTs
al hecho, que pudo tener fatales conBecuen'
cias, ignoF6ndose 81 ,se trata de una tenta'
tiva de suicide fue clio determinado por
algdn ataque hist6Eico, NAL de que padece
Il Feferida Carmen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-23
T b / CT B F.

Eatados Unidou ds America ou
El Presidents de loa Ertados Unidos. %
E. H. Schultz, Presidents de L. Concep-
ci6n Mining Co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-23

En a-ta impronfa = yende papal da
poEi6dico Vioio { e2.OO Ios l8 kilcu al quiD0.
taEl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-23
Ia URItn OflGlO8 Varies.

Anoche Ilav6ga efscto una reunion ca
d "CtrcRle obraEa" Do sata Capital ap IA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-14
THE STOCK MARKET

New York. Dec. 1s.-specuiatiye condi- tions were unaitered today. the influence dseuesnns the .I market heinz ns potent m in the week. liquidation played large part In the days decline and was materially as sisted ny an enerEetie bear faction which in an endeavcr to force out long stocks. Discussion as to probable dividend reduc- ttons combined with the manifest lack of effective inside support at critical times discouraged bull operators and prices were accordingly allowed to take their course.
 The selling pressure shifted about from one stock to another but eventually the en- ! tire list displayed increasing weakness which was continued to the close New York Central and American Sugar were the weak est features of their respective groups and though the known influence responsible for their weakress were assumed to be radical- ly different. In the case of American su- gar. the recent death of President Have meyer was assigned the principal cause of the recent heavy liquidation in that stock but competent market observers were inclined to attach much credence to rumor that successful bear operator was making a campaign against the stock.
 Uncertainty as to the forthcoming diyi- dend distribution on New fork Central. Central large sums must be expected to complete the terminal improvements and other pro- jects in course of construction are credited with being the primary reasons for the ex- tensive liquidation in that stock. Whether the fact outlined cover the underlying mo- tives for the weakness in those stocks or not, 1t is recognized that the rank and file of spectators need little more than a tentative demonstration against a stock to encourage them to join the movement with enthusiasm. v f't
 The belief Is entertained that the bank statement will make Q favorable showing, although money conditions are still regard ed as being far from reassuring. With ,vir- tually nominal markets existing for mer- cantile paper and time money the continua- tion of currency premium with expectations of an early readjustment to . nominal basis are not encouraging.
 The October statements of both the Un- ion Pacific and Southern Pacific railroads which showed large increases in gross earn ings converted into q heavy shrinkage in net earnings owing to high ratio of ope- rating expenses, contributed to the weakness in those stocks and in measure fostered the late decline in the general list.
 Bonds were irregular with a lower tend ency. Total sales par value $f.SS9.000. U. s. 2s and ss advanced < per cent. and the Is h per cent. on call.
 CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-14
sT r.oIITs IIyE STOCK
MONTGOMERY CURRENT aUoTATloN'
Corrected Daily;,l

Corrected DaIly.) These prices ars at wholesale and not to E starch-corn s01oc; standard goods pearI 4hc: gloss lump Sc; nickel goods 13 N eLard-Leaf l0c; compound sHc; basis Rice-Hxtra fancy head TIC; fancy head sX 0Tc; broken A. @6e; Japan sh 0b&e. saIt-Liverpool sl: virEinia 800.
 Vinegar-per gallon 16022c.
 Coffee-Green common Sm @lOc; prime sK 0ioc: choice i10i2c: fancy ls0I4ho. Candies-Stick 7c; fancy 7kc.
 r:rackers-xXx Soda Ike; XXX Ginger ssrdinss-Amsricsn mustard ss.sS: H-OiI ts. .ss.
 1ec.; 1 lb. cuts. square l1c.
 Grits-Per bbl. e4. 10: per sack $s.o0.
 Grain and Hay--Bran $l. .6b' shorts $i ,e6; corn chops 7sc; white corn TIC: oats mixed elc; white 67hc: white clipped CSC; timothy has S1 20 Johnson grass eeo.
 Meal-Standard 1sc; Watergroand 1sc Pearl soc.
 Fruit and Produce--Fancy apples, Fancy Baldwin $5. 25; No. Baldwin $4. 50; Brazil nuts. large i4Nc. medium l4c. soft shell almonds lSc: Malaga grapes S5 %; fancy lemons 360s per box $S.75; Irish potatoes per bu. SI; onions red globes per bn sl; cabbage lXc pound; Rutabagas. per bag SlT5 Spanish onions Sl.+0: Two Crowr Raisins S2 box: cocoanuts st.76: fancy B,P. peanuts 7c lb: choice Florida oranges assorted sisss ss.sO: Cape Cod Cranberry
 i H,desHDFy Hints ls Q 1Oe: dry saitsd 60 7c; green, hides 8 @tc; green saited 404Mc. Beeswax--24c. wool-clear zoe; bury 1o@lsHoi wash cd 20@25c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-14
COTTON RECEIPTS.
Total. ... .... .... ... ...4os4s
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

OAACAoO UnAAN ANO EA0OUCE> .s
 Chicago. Dec. 13.-Liberal primary re- ceipts and Increased stocks In the North west were chiefly responsible today for weakness in the wheat market. At the close wheat for may delivery was off Mc. Corn was c shade lower. Oats were down x Q hc. Provisions were 1711 ease lower. L The wheat market opened weak because of ,.s mo %odsrsss decline at LivsrpSo and continued heavy all day. The duilness of export business. the poor demand for cash wheat and the large increase in stocks of factors. Trade which was active early in the session became very light in the latter part of the day, The close was easy. .ss Nay GDsssa sos s.s"ssa ,s* Ss'r sl.ooh and closed, at 3l.oeH@A.
 Clearance of wheat and flour were equal to s44.ooo bushela Exports for the week as 900 bushels Primary receipts were sSs.ooo bushels. against ss2.oeo bushels on the same
 Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of sol cars against ss3 cars last week and 52s cars one year ago. sSs-.
 The corn market was strong for the greater part of the day because Of firm of the new, crop. Late in the session senti- ment became bsarish because of the decline in the price of live hogs, and liberal prima-
 May opened . shade higher to hc lower at 5eM O $ to s6xc, advanced to 57Hc and closed at 56 &c. Local receipts were 223 cars. with 14 of contract grade.
 Trade in oats was light and prices kept within range of hc. The wheat and corn markets were the dominating influ- ences.
 May opened Ne lower at 53%c, sold be- tween 53 h O x and 54c. and closed at 53h @Mc. Local receipts were 1s5 cars.
 Provisions were weak all day because of a 25c decline in the price of live hogs. At the close May pork was off 25c at $l2.92h |. Lard was down 17hc at $7.80. Ribs were l5M Q 200 lower at $s.05.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 2s oars. Corn 25S cars. Oats 251 cars. Hogs 10000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-14
SECRETARY TESTERS WORLDS
 VISIBLE SUPPLY STATEMENT

New Orleans. Dec. lS.--Secretary Hesters 5 statement of the worlds visible supply of cotton made up from special cable and tele- graphic advices compares the figures of this week with last week, last year and the year before. It shows an increase for the week just closed of 141,342, against an in- crease of l35,S71 last year and an increase of 126,324 year before last.
 The total visible is 4,164,497. against l. O23l55 last week, 4,73S.499 last year and 4997 S91 year before last. Of this the total of American cotton Is 3.2s4.621. against B. 17I,279 last week, S,s4S.4 4s9 last year and 4005,S91 year before last and of all other kinds, including Egypt. Brazil, India, etc :. 69S76 against S51,Sf6 last week, Ss0.0oO last year and 9s2, 900 year before last.
 s The total worlds visible supply of cotton as above shows an increase compared with last week of 141.342 decrease compared with last year of 574,002, and a decrease compared with year before last of sSS,SS4.
 Of the worlds visible supply Of cotton as above there is now afloat and held in Great Britain and continental Europe 2.224'oOO against 2,206. 900 last year and 2.4oS,o0O year before last; in Egypt 2os.ooo. against 5000 last year and 169, 900 year before last; in India 1000. against 35s.oo0 last year and 5ii O0O year before last; and in the United States l411,00O, against 1,97OO0O last year and 1912, ,000 year before last.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-14
Johnstone & Co. Cotton Merchants and Exporters
 Cotton Bough. in Alabana and Mss,ippI Branch Offices: Troy and Dohan. Ala and Jackssn MrA
Cotton Merchants

C. B { e. new Is .... .... .....s sf.5 C. R. I. P. B. R. Is .... .sss9sss. e
 qo.a col. 5s .;i.... ...s ssss e.s14h C. e. X St. L. zen. 4s .... ..... s4 CoI industrisl es. Ser A.... ..s- s.s4k . Col Midland ls ... .... .. ssk Col Southern 4s ...... q Denver z Rio arands 4s .... .... s.. so
 Dfsttliers Sec. ss .... .... ss.. .. Erie prior lien fs .... ....+.. esx Erie zen. Is ..... .... .... ..,... 71 Hooking Valley 4hs .... -.... .... q. s7k Japan 4hs. cert. .... .... ...... aeG ., ao 2d ~ sssiss ;..- .... '... .s.. ssh Manhattsn con. gold 4s .... .... ..s si 2, Mexican Central Is .... ...- ...14H do ist. Inc .... .... s..s s.ss.. TX Minn. st. L. 4s .... .... ...,9.. IS Mis-, K q Texas ls .... .... .... q. y4 N. R. R. of M con. 4s .... .... .... 7sH N. Y. Central gen. shs .....s s.r.s 90 IN. J. Central sen. 5s .... .... s.... III Northern Pacific Is ... ..... % T Norfoik [ West. con Is. |. ..... =. .... Oregon snort Line rfdg ts :. s3h Penn. cy. 3hs .'... .... .... .ss... 90 Reading gen. Is .... .... ..s. = s3k st. |. 4 I. M con. 5s .... .... ....fo3 h St. L. < s. F. fg. 4s .... ca. ....t7e St. L. S.west. con. 4s .... .... .... ,.. slk Seaboard Air Line Is ....s...s ...s.. 67 Southern Pacific Is .... .... s2
 do 1st. 4s certificates .... :. s7 Texas q Pacific 1sts .... ....s =. .1esh Toledo. St. l. < W. 4si ....t....t....es es Union Pacific 4s %. s... .... ssh
 do; cy; 4s :... .... .... ~. .... sf U: s. Steel End: s .... .... .... ..s3% Wabash Deb B.... ....s. .... :. AS Western Md. 4s .... s... .s.... 62 Wheeling & L. Erie Is .... .... .... 76 Wisconsin Central 4s .... .sss s..... 7Sx
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-14
H. s B. BEER COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to c. G. Abercrombie Co.,. 4O5x Commerce St.

By Private Wire to 0. c. Abercrombie & Co.,. 4oh Commerce St.
 New Orleans Dec. 13.--In-so-far as fu- lures are concerned, Liverpool caused halt today, contract values there, closing at a net advance for the day of about one point when an improvement of at least six points was looked for Explaining this action of the English market a private cable from Liverpool read: Looks like reaction.''
 The demand for spots, however, continues active, another i2,0o0 bales having been sold in the British market at an advance of eight English points. The local market opened about unchanged notwithstanding the easier tendency of Liverpool. but gave way shortly thereafter on selling based upon a press dispatch to the effect that the Southern soft yarn spinners' association. in meeting at Charlotte N- C.. yesterday bad decided to curtail production by closing down the mills during the last week or December and on two days of each week during the month of January. Resolutions 1t was said. were also adopted inviting New England spinners to fall into line on the general plan of curtaflment. It was re- ported that sixty per cent. or the sort yarn mills of the Southern States were represent ed at the fconference.
 The average weekly consumption of Southern mills is about 47.0oo bales. and If not more than sixty per cent. Of all the cotton mills of the South were to curtatl production to the extent of two weeks. 1t would only represent a decrease of about 3s, 900 bales. In the New England mills. the movement to curtail production has all
  of raw cotton by the North is about the same as is that of the South, or about 41.- 900 bales per week.
 On December sixth, the press contained information to the effect that New England spInners had decided on a 25 per cent, re- duction in their output during the next three months which would amount to about 141,O0O. Consequently if all the mills of the North and those of the sixty per cent. represented at the Charlotte confer" ence were to abide by the resolutions adopt ed, consumption during the next three months in America would be cut down about l79000. It remains to be seen if such action will be followed to the letter.
 In referring to takings by spinners Of the world up to last Friday 1t is noted that they show falling off of 266,oo0 compared with takings to the same date one year ago and to bear out curtailment reports from New England talxings by the North to the sixth Instant. show less than last year by 22s.OoO. or within 3s,o0o of the de- fictt reported for the whole world Buiis are not a bit disturbed over these devel- opments, claiming that the shortage Of the crop will force even a larger curtailment before the season is over.
 Yours truly, .>
 c. c. ABERCRoMBIE co. WEEKLY INFERIOR COTTON TOWNS.
 New York Dec, IS, 1907.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-14

vance of one to nine points with December showing the biggest gain on covering but almost immediately eased off under liauid- ation through wire and commission houses for over the week end and local bear presg sure which was encouraged by disappoint- ing cables. After showing a net loss of II PIP points on the active months, the mar ket rallied on covering, bull support and very bullish private advices as to interior spot markets
 The advance carried prices three or four points over the closing figures Of last night, but later the market turned easy again in sympathy with weakness of stocks, renewed liquidation and Wall Street sell ing. The close at the lowest point of the day.
 Local and Southern trade interests were buyers during the sday,..bu smaller longs were evidently disposed to realize for over the week end in spite of predictions for 8 very bullish census report next Friday and the reports of inrceasing firmness among Interior holders. few December notices were issued this morning but had no infIu- ence of consequence in the market.
 Southern spot market reported early were unchanged to Ac higher. E Receipts at the ports today 5s.932 bales. against 56.011 last week and 91.649 last year. For the week se5, 00e bales. against 37e.452 last week and 414,161 last year. R yToday-s receipts at New Orleans 8,09e bales, against 1s,4e7 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-14
WHATEVER CONDITIONS AND GENERA sf4a EORECA8T.

An area of high barometer central ov {. the middle Atlantic States Is giving fs 2 and moderately cold weather from Nor k Carolina to New England and westward {" the upper Mississippi valley. The low b. rometer area central over Western Texs yesterday has moved eastward to Louisiana giving higher temperature in east gulf an : south Atlantic districts and rain from Tex as eastward through Georgia. the rainfal beng moderately heavy in portions of Tex as and Louisiana. As the low baromete area moves eastward. it will be foilowe. by clearing conditions in this section b., Saturday morning and fair and colde weather during Saturday. in advance O. an area of relatively high barometer moving in from the west coast.
 Another low barometer area central over the far northwest is. giving rain or snow over that section.
 Fair weather prevails in California and the Southwest.
 Temperature and precipitation as report. ed by the Weather Bureau for selected southern States. during the 24 hours. end. ing am
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-14
NrxU yoRK nRY GOODS.

ket shows improvement. Sales or dresz ginghams for spring are being made tree. iy. Inquiries for spring prints are psine % received. The openings of mens wear llne0 continue and some business is being oone'