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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-12
AduanaS del diStritO
dc Puerto Rico.
ImpOTtaCiOnss J exPOrtaClOnes de Puerto Rico en-
su COmerCIO con eI exfTaRjer0 durantG G
mes do FebTerO

Austria Hungrfa, importaciones $1,918.
Exportaciones $71, 900.
B6lgica, importaciones $8O55. Expor-
taciones $5,O15. -
Dinamarca, importaciones 1884. Ex.
portaciones ..... t..
Alemania, importaciones $2O,648. Ex-
portaciones (13, 1929. t.
Italia, i'm portaciones $5,491. Expor-
taciones $39,243.
Pafses Bajos, importaciones $8,105.
Exportaciones 1,098. \
Espafa, importaciones 55,388. Expor.
taciones $94.785. ~
suecia, impOrtaciones 0. ExpOrtacio.
mes $1,O7O.
Inglaterra, importaciones $26,288. Ex.
portaciones $780, .
Oanadd, importaciOnes $7O,849. Ex-
portaciones $1,547. %
Mexico, importaciOnes $2,185. EzpOr-
taciones 0.
Cuba, impOrtaciOnes $3,676. ExpOrta-
clones 265, ,438. s. 49,
Islas Danesas, importaciones O.. Exo
portaciones $1,384.
Holanda, importaciones 0. Exporta'
clones $50. .~
santo Domingo, importaCiones $2,418.
- Uruguay, inpoTtaoione. s4,4l7. Ez.
portaciones 0.
Venezuela, importaciones $616. Ex-
Exportaciones $50.
India Inglesa, importaciones 22,354.
portacionss 0.
Total de importaciones, 258,81O. De
exportaciOneS 1856
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PARIS BAZAR

Grandes novedsdes 80 han recibido en- e1
PARIS BAZAAR de PEDRO GIUSTI
en- carteras de mano, porta monedas, boil
sas de mano, cinturoneg, peinetag, collareg,
de perlas, cintsS de fantasia, paSadoreB de
bolas grandes para sOmbrerOs, capslinaS de
paia de Italia , de psja de Arroz J mu'
ChoB otros artfculos todos de Ultima move.
dad.
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LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTE

ItinorariO. -salidas dc Bayam0n y CRpi.
tAl simultaneamentO.
Dias labOrablo-N aflana 6, 7.O5, 8 30
1.46 11.OO. TardO 1915, l.45, Bis. ABS, 5.45
$50.
Dias fOstivos.-Mafana 8, 7.O5, $50, 9.45
11.O0 TaEdO 1915, 1.BO. $780, $3.50, 4.SO
I5.46 y $50.
Bi1loG0 baratOs para d1as festivos. De
Oataflo 9 Bayam6n, ida y vuOlta II 81 $50
eO-25 2R case S0-16. De BayRm0n .aIlO
la y vuelta IL CIags SO-15, 2A ClasO 90 }.
Billeto ordinariO de Capital Oat 40 On
Clas0 & C0ntavOG.
Bayam6n, 10 de sOptiOmbrO de 1908 Ra.
RR 06n ValdGg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-12

Las gandes maravlosas propedades t6ncas reconst
tuyentes de la Ozomuon deuestran prontaente por
sus buenos resutados en- casos de
Tos. Resfriados, La Grippe. BrOnqutis. Tisis. Pull
Los eementos que conene para la Creacion de sangre
pura para reconstur los tedos gastados devolver las
fuerzas perdidas hacen de ella gran medcnaamento
Sc obene los meores resutados desde las pmeras doss
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SEPASE

Que no publicamOs cOmuDicadOs sin que
sean pagadOs por adelantad0.
CRdR seis palabras 80 cueDtan .pOr una II.
nOA y Ia lInea vale dleZ CentavOs.
Las cartaB que v0ngan con cOmuntCadOO
ain Gu impOTts no 40 GOntastRE
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INDICADOR GENERAL

oNsEIo A LAS MADREs.-El jarabe canuante de
Ia Sen Wnslow debe sempe que los n1os
Z odo de Ia dentieion Proporcona alivo immediate
a eqGeno pacente produce un sueno natural tranquO
svia e door el angelic despierta muy vivo aegre
Es muy agradable al paadar eama al nno ablanda sus
eneas, aivia sus dolores haee feies las fncones del
est6mago regua los ntestnos. Es el meior renedio
conocdo para Ia daea va provenga esa de Ia denc6n
de euaquera otra 1engase mucho cudado pedh
q Jsrabe Calmante de Ia Sonora Wnslow"; e mejos
de todos.
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N. R. SILVA

PlaterO, especialista en- monturas tifano
y otras estilo mOdernO, prendas de orc y
plata preciOs modicos, garantiza sus ira
bajos y responde de la prenda que Sc lie
confIe, Casa de Pr6stamos. IL. Luna II.
Hace to,ta clsse de OperaciOnes de pr6sta-
mos sobre alhaias de orc plata.
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F. MATANZ0
Or. EN- MEDlCINA Y ClRUJIA
OCULISTA

OCULIsTA
Ex-medicO auxiliar de la Cl1nica Oftal-
mOl6gica que cargo del DIR. Barraquer
existe en- ell Hospital de la Santa Cruz
de Barcelona.
ConsultOriO exclusive para afecciOnes
de los ojOs
Tetuan, "a (cerea del Teatro.)
H6ras de consultas:
De 8 IL de la mafana. Gratis q los
pObres: de q 8 de la mafiana.
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sEMILLAs DE PINAs. Cosechado en-
y la Florida. "Red Spanish" [Cubana) y
''Smooth Cayenne" (LizO sin espinas.)
Unico Agente. VIM. H. Hill, Box 444, San
Juan, p. r. 15V,s
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La TlENDITA
Al IadO del AyuntamlsntO
DE J. ECHEVARRIA,

DE ]. ECHEvARRIA.
Dedicado expreSamente la venta de
efectos religiOsoB, juguetes y TRACES para
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LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

savannah-Deduct 44 bales from exports to Great Britain this week.
 Galveston--Steady. 10Ac; net receipts 16,- 525: gross receipts 16.525: sales 2,251; stock 431,6S5: shipments to France 12.224; to con- tlnent 5: coastwise 5e
 New Orleans-Easy. 10 9-16c; net receipts 12.s7S; gross receipts 12.S7S; sales S.750; stock 4o5.593: shipments to Great Britain 3l.500.
 Mobile--Firm. 10ke: net receipts 1.25o; gross receipts 1.250; sales $50; stock 55.14e; shipments coastwise F.
 Savannah--Quiet 10 9-16c net receipts e,346; gross receipts 6.346; sales 1.764; stock 1s1 951 {: shipments to continent S,04T.-
 Charieston--Quiet, i0c: net receipts 11S; gross receipts 11s; stock 1s.52s; shipments coastwise 1Rn-s
 Wimington-Ste 10%c; net receipts 12s9; gross receipts 1.269; stock 11.190.
 Norfolk--Steady 10%c; net receipts 2s194 :; gross receipts 2,194; sales 4O1; stock 52. 2.169; shipments coastwise 2,461.
 Baltimore-Nominal. 1oHc: gross receipts 1,225; stock 9,075.
 New York-Steady 10 SO; gross receipts 1.1ss; sales 1.195; stock 15s,a05.
 Boston-Steady. 10 80; net receipts ]. .146 gross receipts 2.453: shipments to Great Britain 800
 ePhiIadelphia-Quiet II. o5; net receipts 203: gross receipts POS: stock 2.757.
 San Francisco-Net receipts 5000; gross receipts 3,000; shipments to Japan 5000.
 Port Townsend-Net receipts 1O2S0; gross receipts 1O.2S0; shipments to Japan TO- 2So. Miscellaneous-Net receipts II; gross re- ceipts Il.
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tierecs.
 Hams--Dovs 1se; others 14M @1sc.
 Flour--Basis of barreisi High patent s4. 20; fancy patent ss: half patent ss. 60. corn chops e2e; white corn CSC; oats mixed 47c; white 4se: white clipped soc; timotiST Sl. 20; Johnson grass 65c rust proof onfn b9e: Burt seed oats roc; winter turf oats ske.
 Cotton Seed Meal--sss. %.
 Wool-Clean s5e; bury wool 1aMo; wash- ed wool 35c.
 Fruit and Prodace--Potatoes s5e bu onions s1 bu.; Western cabbage bbL crates S2. %: fancy Baldwins S3 .5o barrel: No bhl. apple and white wine vinegar 1eo asL.: fancy full cream cheese. daisies 1sc; fancy H. F. peanuts 6Mc h.: leruoas extra fancy N. 50; fancy $4.00 box; Evaporated apples assorted sizes s2:75 per box; heavy weight cocoanuis s4.0o per sack; Fresh Malaga grapes $7 % per keg: cranberriss Sl0. % per bbl; cranberries $3 100 per boz: Two Crown raisins .s5 per box; Three SEO%n govna rd,oins ho1s. per box; Pranss pound boxes eO-70 7Ko per pound; 25 lb boxes 70-s0 e%o per ib; standafd boxes 25 Ib. evaporated peaches I2Mc lb.; standard boxes 2S ID. pectorins peaches i2e per lb.: Canadian RutabaRa turnlps @ .sB per sack; navy beans this years erOD s3.3s
 Hides---Dry Hints 1sc: dry saItsd -4c; green salted se
 MoIasses-Georgia cane barrel sSe per gallon: cases. gallons 8 per ease; maple S7. 50; quarts S4.ss per dox
 ChickenS--Hens soc: flyers 2s03oe; breik
 sugar-GsranuIated 6Ke; ', Y. c, Ska
 ERgs-20o per dozen. Country Butter-1Ss-
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MARKET FOR COTTON
o1APLE WEAK AND LOWER THROUGH
 OUT SESSION.
Opening Was Barely Steady at Slight Ad- vance. which Was Disappointing After the Firm Cables
 From Liverpool.

New York, Jan 10.-The cotton market was weak and lower during today's trading and closed at net decline of 11@19 points Sales of the day were estimated at iT5,o00 bales.
 Tho opening was barely steady at an ad- vance of three points to a decline of four points. which was disappointing response to firmer Liverpool cables, the big English spot sales apd buIlish private advices from the English trade. There was some sup port here at first from Liverpool people and some covering of shorts but the big estimate for tomorrow's receipts at Houston and the failure of fresh outside buying or ders to materialize soon weakened the mar ket and the general ruling during the later trading weak and unsettled under liq- uidation apd bear pressure with prices back to within two or three points of the low level touched jua before the publication of the census figures the previous day. The close was at the lowest of the session on the active months. and barely steady.
 Southern spot advices received during the day continued bullish particularly from the eastern belt and southern spot markets were unchanged to kc higher, according to the official reports. Port receipts were heavy. but were exceeded by exports and the estimate for tomorrcws receipts at New Orleans was lighter than recently.
 Receipts at the ports today 55,2S0 bales. against 46193 last week and 8. 153 last year. For the week (estimated S0.000 bales. against 3i37o1 last week and 163,2s6 last year.
 Todav's receipts at New Orleans 12,s7s bales against f1,1s7 last year and at Hous- ton 14.311 bales, against 3,911 last year.
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last years s.7ss.ooo bales sinned to the same date, notwithstanding the smaller number of gins than onee year ago by 4bs which in conjunction with last years revis- ed figures of the census would indicate q total ginning far in excess of what was of ficiaily reported yesterday. Such large crop ideas are being supported by the movement to market daily. arrivals at all ports since last Friday totaling 27s.ooo bales. last year, 1s4ooo, year before last i5o, 900, indicatlp~ a weeks insight about as large as last weeks 436.000. which will compare with 22s,0o0 one year ago. and z52,000 in 1905 making total insight to date figure about 350,o00 larger than two years ago. when the commercial crop was ls.s6s,- 900 bales.
 That there has been no decline of conse- ouence in the market is due to the large spinners' demand It being probable that weekly takings to be published tomorrow will be upwards of 100000 vs. 274.o0o one year ago and 2es.00o year before last The basis of operation. however. will probably continue to pile up and as there was . de- crease in the worlds stock of American during this week of the past two years Of about 5o.00o bales. there Is apt to De re- corded this year a relative increase of about 100000 bales in the already large visible supply of American when compared with variations for the week of the past two years.
 Yours truly,
 c. c. ABERCROMBIE co.
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HAYWARD, WICK q CLARK's COTTON
 LETTER.
By Private w,re .o walter cotter . Co.,.

4e Commarce St.
 New Orleans. Jan. f0.--Iiverpool readily and fully conformed to the bullish interpre- tation of yesterdays census report found on our side Futures advanced as much as seven point and spot sales again reached was lost and our market opened five to six points lower. principally on the weakness Q. New York There is enough reverence and respect left for the predominanca of capital aud the old time rulership of that market in cotton that the moral effect of\a decline there cannot be altogether avoided ., We are now some es noints above New fork. and though the merits of the different con tract systems are being demonstrated tnis season in a very practical and drastic way by the grade composition of this crop and resulting spot developments. people are not used to such a state of affairs and there fore the Hesitation in enterprise. , Evers- able that market differences widen still fur ther and the sooner people realize mat tney cannot expect any help from New fork. which is bound to the bear side by us con tract. the better for all
 Outside of the local tendency there, n general declnein cotton If the future should have such in store for us. can oniv set 'n when spot support gives out and rom all we can gather forward export engagements extend over several months to come. Trad- March, a relatively light forecast Tor re ceipts tomorrow st New Orleans caused hullIsh ripple. showing what would happen as soon as the movement showed decrease. The spot market Is steady. good inquiry from abroad: good steady demand here. The into sight for the, week looks ike sso'eee against 9sass3 last year and 2b2,342 fin 1eo5 Large spinners talSinGs are looked for in tomorrow's visible.
 Dullness of business told on the market towards noon. The cooperation of New York was invited by some ring operators, and promptly responded to with the result that March dropped to f0.3s under bear pressure Some unfsvorabie spot news was circulated to help along and the spot mar knt was reported easier on sales Of hedged cotton Factors holdings are not sharing In the move There is surprisingly little desirable cotton in the market or the turn over would be larger.
 Truly yours,
 WALTER coTTER co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-11
MONTGOMERY cUEEEsT QUOTATIONS.

MnNrrGOMERY CURRENT QEGFATIONs
 (Corrected Dafly.l
 These prices are at whoiesais and not tc to consumers.
 Beeswax-24A @26he. ~starch--Corn s@1oe; Standard goods pearl 4Mc: gloss lump AAc; nickel pack Riee-Extra fancy shc; bead 4@5o; brok- ssifSiayerpooi $1; Virginia gOe
 VfneRar--per gallon 1i@22o. . C.offee-Green, common sh @1Oc; prime iah 011c choice l1h @12e; fancy 1s014hc fcsndiss-stiek Go: fancy sa1oe
 CracksrS---xxX Soda exc; XXX Ginger snaps 7e- ... .. A. SchrJits--Per bbL S3.So; per sack s1.so. Meal-65c: pearl Tee: peerless 12hc. Iard-Leaf 1oKc; compound skc; basis
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago Jan. lo,--t'ontlnueo snaii re' sponsible today for strength in the local wheat market. At the close wheat Tor May aoiivery was up x @Ae. Corn was shade higher Oats were up 1A 4kc ProVisions were 12kc to 22ho higher.
 Sentiment in the wheat pit was buil'sh all day and good general demand H as m evidence for the greater part of the session The buying was led by local shorts. all com mission houses with Northwestern conner tions were lively bidders, The greater pat The chief factors contributing to the strength of the market outside of the small Northwestern movement were firm capies damage by rain in the Ohio valley to the fall sown crop and an active demand fer cash wheat at Minneapolis. The market eased off somewhat about the middle ci on a renewal of demand by shorts and c'm- mission houses. The close WAS firm:
 May opened Ac to %c higher at 7ehc tt kc. sold between 75%@7se and 7sA %e
 Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 399. 900 bushels. Primary receipts were s!So bushels against 6TTo fHr punth fns Chicago reported receints of 3sT cars aEainst SIS last week and e42 year ago. commission houses and local shorts being good buyersrS Cash houses were the leading sellers. Wire higher cables small local re- ceipts and the poor grading Of arrivals were The market was steady all day and closed at a slight advance. May opened unchans- to 1e and closed at 4a& @Ac. Local re- ceipts were 217 cars with none of contract grade.
 The strength of wheat and corn was a sustaining factor in the oats market, the market heinz firm throughout the entire session Trading was in small volume and hv commission houses chiefly: May opened A shade higher at 36Ae, sold up to 36& . and closed there. Local receipts were 11a cars .
 provisions were firm all day on buying hv local hackers and outside investors, The chief stren gthening influence was the con tihued small movement of live h1ss to May Srork was up 22hc at SIG. 621S. Lard was up 12ilc at ss.so. Ribs were 1Sc hish- or at s9.1o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-11
LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.
H. $ B. BEERS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to C. G. Abercr0mbie < Co.,. g Commerce St

New Orleans Jan. 10.-There was a lul in the demand for spot cotton in the local market today, the inquiry not being UT gent as of late. and while Liverpool report ed the continuance of a large business doing in spots. sales 15.000 bales, it was noticed that prices remained unchanged. indicating 6 willingness the part of the holders Co meet the market.
 Cables from the continent of Europe re- ported spinners out of the market, Havre endeavoring to dispose of q list of high grade cotton in the local market the large premiums paid here for desirable cottons being the inducement. The effect of such developments was reflected in an easier market after an advance of about six points had been established after the opening of the local market. March after selling at 10. 4S advancing to 54, finally closing around 10 3S for want of support occasioned by advtces from the interior and from continental Europe that there was less de- mand for actual cotton.
 The census report of l1.751. 900 bales gin ned to January 1st. evidently about met ex- pectations iu the English market which at one time was up to requirements. There was nothing of bullish nature to be discov- cred in the report. however. for the reason thats 1t showed 2.o25.O0o bales in excess of
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Interior Movement.

Houston--steady, 1e%c; net receipts H. 31i; gross receipts 14.31i; shipments 17.3e4i sales 1886; stock S9304.
 Augusta-Steady. II lhc: net receipts cos; gross receipts sos; shipments L161: sales Memphis--steady. 10 s-16e: net receipts 2.05I; gross receipts 5.341: shipments 5.s4z: sales 5000: stock 1TS.45s.
 St IsouEs--Firm, IO&c; net receipts s0ei gross receipts ss25. shipments 5.234: sales 432; stock 30.275.
 Cincinnati--Net receipts 1.021: gross re. ceipts 1,021; shipments i197; stock ss3s. Louisvnle--Firm. 10 s-16c.
 Total today--Net receipts 1S,792; gross rs-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-11
NEW ORLEANs COTTON

New Orleans. Jan. 10--Spot cotton closed easier. unchanged; middling 10 9-1sc; sales on the spot were 4.20e bales and 3.eoo to arrive.
 Futures opened steady at a decline of 2I 6 points and soon regained two to five points. Lack of support. however. and realizing by longs caused a recession before the close,
 which was quiet and nominally steady IA to IT points under yesterdays final figures
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NEW YORK DRY GOOnI

New York Jan. 10-The dry goods mar ket was generally quiet in the primary di- vision but jobbera were worry active fin buyers are in but while some of them are operatin~ for fall they find 1t very diffi- cuit to find goods for nearby delivery. Spot goods are taken quickly but they do not ap- near in any large volume. The medium priced lines of mems wear goods are now openings in the higher priced lines short
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ceipts e7.ae7; shipments so.s4s: sales s.sss, stock 24959s.
HEsTER,s sTATEMENT nF wEIGHrs.

New Orleans Jan. to.--Secretary Hester has issued statements of weights of 6,475,53s bales of cotton handled at o1fports and across the Mississippi, Ohio and Potomac rivers overland to American manufacturers outside of the cotton belt for the four months from September to December in- elusive. showing an average weight per bale of 522.64 pounds. against 51s.21 for the same period last year. The details by sfa tca na
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Total Movement

Total today at all ports net 55.2so: ship- nnents to Great Britain 31.SO0. to France i2, 22l. to continent S047; to Japan 1s.2s0 |; stock 1.342.S02.
 Consolidated at all ports net PIT, 596; ship uaents to Great Britain 197,507: to France s02.073; to continent 3s.i22; to Japan 13.2S0.
 0s5; shipments to Great Britain 1,9s0,S71; to France se4 40; to continent 1.sS7,3 ,30s; to Japan 1d4764
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CINCTNNAm PRODUCE

Cincinnati. Jan 10 -Flour quiet Wheat lower 745 975c Corn higher 40 i4c. Oats steady 3T r. n,S8c Rye dull sSda9c. Provisione firm Whiskey firm S1..9.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-11
sr Inr1Is CInsINa MARKETS

st IouIs. Jan f0-The St Louis grail markets today ranged as follows:
 Wheat: May T5H bid; range T5k@N to 75A. July 74k bid: range T4hQ 9s to TAI Q X Corn:- Jan ssH asked May 41 7G asked: range 41+ to t2. July f2R bid
 Oats:- Jan. 34h bid
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ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

St. Louis Jan. 10.-FIour steady.
 whiskey steady S1 .3S.
 Pork higher; Jobbing SIG 60.
 Lard higher; prime steam S9. o2 n, ss 35; clear ribs $s.37h; short clears a9. 50. . s,o. Bacon steady: boxed extra shorts S1O; clear rios sioIaH: short clear slo2h
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'-RisinE. EaIlins.
RIVER F0RECAsT,
 (For Next Two Days.) The Coosa and the Alabama will continue ta fall. WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FQRRCAsT

FoRRCAsr.
 .. Over South Carolina. Georgia and Alabama there Is a shallow atmospheric depression ana over Lake Superior there Is q very de- cided storm that Is exerting an infiuence as Tar east as the Atlantic coast and south to the middle Mississippi valley The corbir- ed effects of these two disturbances are being felt oyer Texas. Louisiana, Arkansas. Missouri and all the states to the east of the Mississippi River where cloudy. rainy weather prevails. In the Gulf States the temperature is somewhat lower than on Wednesday. but is stpl somewhat above the normal The area of high pressure attend cd by clear, cold weather. that covered the Missouri valley on Wednesday has entirely disappeared. and much warmer weather prevails this morning. The indications are that In Alabama. the weather will be partly cloudy. with rain and lower temperatures in the southern half of the state tonight; Friday will be warmer in the northern coun- ties. Temperature and prscipitation fspsrts from
 selected Southern statiou& Ser the a.
 hours ending at . m.
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Savannah, Jan. 1o-Turpentine firm 69Ac sales 69; receipts 271 shipments s4. Rosin firm; sales 2.SS5; receipts 2.f17; shipments 34s; stock 80, s6o. Quote: ABCD 6. 95: E s3, s5 Q $4. 90; F s4. %; c $4. 0S; H s4.So; I $4. 50: K $s. 15; M s5. 50; N SC. 25i VIC ss.75; wv $7.0o.
 Charleston. Jan. lo.-Turpentine and rosin nothing doing.
 NAVAL STORES. Wilmington, Jan. 10.-Spirits turpentine firm sSc bid; receipts 35 casks. Rosin steady $3 80; receipts 2s0 Tar firm $a,50; receipts 16. Crude turpentine firm sss5. s4.b0 and s4. 50; receipts S1.
 MEMPHIS COTTON OIL. Memphis, Jan. 1O-Cotton seed oil: prime crude 3sc; choice meal S25 %; choice cake s24.Bo.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. Nav Orleans. Jan. 10.-Cotton seed oli; prime soc: crude S3e.
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NEVH YnRK PROnUCE.

New York Jan 10.--cotton seed oil easy prime yellow 42 kc.
 Sugar raw quiet; fair refining ga 1-Ssci centrffuEai sS-test 3h Gs 11-32c: mclaaEes sugar 2&42 25-s2e; refined steady.
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rnrAsnnY nAIANCEa-

Washington. Jan. 1o.--roday's treasury
 balance exclusive of the gold reserves show: - . Available cash balance ... .$24e. 45I, 614 Gold coin and bullion 04.6s7,o4A
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These averages are based on official re- turns of the Secretaries and superintedents of the exchanges and experts at ports, etc, in the states named
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NEW WORK COTTON rrrrURrs

New York, Jan. lo.--cotton futures closed barely steady on the New York Cotton Ex- change today. Quotations ranging as fol-
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET. New Orleans. Jan 10.--Sugar market un- changed.
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NEW ORLEANS sPoT COTTON.

New Orleans Jan. 10.-Spot cotton closed easier, Sales HOO bales; receipts 12,S7S;
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T--Indicates trace precipitation.
 MONTROsE W. HAYES,
 Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
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NEW oRLEANs COTTON FuTuREs

New orlean, Jan. 10.--Cotton futures qui- ct and steady. Quotations ranged as fol-