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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-08-06

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago. Nov. zG-Fresb reports of daFtnae to the Argentine ckpp yt VI canss1 Dyo1sFats brrnsse in tne s.. Ioca. nsrkss etc tsasy .g gTG1.ie gTiss1. M sisns1 sSS s"'
 Corn and oate were weak put pfoyis- ions were steady. =. A.. ,.
 Win the exception Of q slight dlp in prices early in ths saz ss 1ns %ns of strsn@th % fife easlrs eesa.oT, but the volume of tsaAs @ was snsaiL Ths inactivity was in the natnrs of q pEe-bclsday dullnees
 The Weather Bureau rspot.sa ,,Hste s sr part Of ttae United states and pre- dIe1sd that ttse precipitation would con- fInus the next fwenty-four hours.
 The chief feature of forsiEn seTs r,!,,gss wss that M shrsshlng rsfurns h Northern Ar. eenttna weYe sxtfemsiy unsatssfaesofS, and that tbs yields were small.
 No new export business wAe Tsportea today at any point ana asTslna nslnx t2r ,s. % ss1 auefnated over ( range Of s-s le. Ins market closed firm with the exception Of the July delivery whies was rsIssr ..sr easyi December sl2ssq ssa sS st i'OS i-s~''"
 Dsepits continued wet weather ln the corn belt. sentiment in the corn pit was bsarlah nsaEly all d3y ana 2 pFlesS nsa ca sas s1e eloss were 5.sWbssc doWn Sompa1se with the previous close. number of ieadln@ ionRs were nnoderAte sellers thTouKhout the entire session. one Of tha chief weak features was the poor dsraand. Demand for cash corn here was very slack and prices were oR l-SWi.1e. T-hs saaTt a1 cioaed easy with December af sa assc and May at 62 7.SWss. Local receipts were 2sl cars with four of com tract grade.
 .riss weak owing to the heavy tone of corn Prices at the sample tables were is4mi.2e lower. Local longs wers mod crate sellers. At the close prices were i.sW1.Sc lower with December ct 70 .se and May ct si l-se.
 provIaionA were weak nearly aii day but rallied once or twice on buying by an outsIde packer and closed steady with prices unchanged Co 3 i~2c higher. heavy run of live hogs Rt all Western packing centers, total arrivAia today be. In fB7, 000 head. compared with S0,900 head the corresponding day year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26
MARTNn NEWS.

Mobile. Nov 26.-Arrived: Strs Bel vernon. (Nor), Henricksen. Bocas del TOTO; Columbia, (Nor), Boe, Ceiba; Habil, (Nor.). Enokssen, Puerto Cortez; OraeabSssa, (Br.), Larsen, Santa Mar ia: Wavelet. (RT.). Henderson, Huelva; schooner Union. (Brl, Foster cayman Brae. Maria. (Ital9, Mortola, Monte
 Cleared: strs. orocabessa. (Br). Lar sen. santa Marta; BeFvernon, (Nor)' Henricksen, Bocas del TOTO; Colombia, tNor.) Boe. Puerto cortez; Weardale' (Br.). wardropper. Hull; Vueltabajo' (Cuban), etratton, Vera Cruz
 Port Eads, Nov. 25.--Arrived: strs. Norsefnar, (Br.), Howe Liverpool; Ocean Prince, (Br.), Sheppard, Rotter- dam and Bremen via Newport News; Joseph Vaccaro. (Br.l. simpson, Celoa' Monaus, (Amn.), Boyd, New York.
 New Orleans, Nov. 25.-cleared: Strs. Conway, (Br.). Spink, Gulfports Ex- celsIer, (Amn), Birney. Havana; At bara, (l5r.), wynd, Glasgow via Nor fIk; coity of Mexico. (Nor). Hehrlek- sen, Vera Grub and Tampico; Ellis. tNor.), Irgens, Livingston via Belize Puerto CortsE and Port Barrtos.
 Galveston. Nov. 25.-Arrived Strs. Molina. (Nor), Haraldson. Progresso; Fl Cid. (Amn.), Baker, New York.
 Cleared: Strs. Brazos. (Amn.), New York; FitxelaFenee. (Br.). Stalt. Rot tsrdsm and Leith; Peter Jebson, (Nor0, Nieuwejaar, Copenhagen; Disa, (Swed0, Fronters: Fl Nahe. (Amn.), Patten, New York Derwenthsll. (Br). Jenn- sen. Genoa; Commodore. (Br), Bassa, Liverpool; Fl Cid, (Amn). Baker, New Orleans.
 Sailed: Strs. BraEos. (Amn.). Evans New York; Carolina. tAust), Ragusln, Venice and Trieste; Wragby, (Br), or sen. Bremen; Disa, (Swed.). 1ngvars- sen, Frontera; Howthhead, CBro, Moore. Felfast and Dublin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26
ST. IoTrHS HIVE erOcK.
Nryg YORK PROnCcE.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26
SOME COTTON TAKEN
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26
AMMAN KrnrRA

LeAsSn- New. 3A--ArnSftcAn seS~xtt4sse were fr ksaA demand during tAe s@Fl eraasae PennsSfNAAtA and Rea4tHE RAeS sa sneht AssSea eas the reas & the het AG~ vaacsa frera As e lA evtT yV4terd8Ts New Xa,rk e}SsaHK -, Late "a tAs ssssANa there wa& e rSAetaeA Aea sNe ei>s< waa easy WftA prices eeae~ tss east sf tse Say.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26

ing good business and many duplicates cotton soods are firm. Cotton yarns aAe steady and in fair demand. Silks are well sold in the large houses. Knit goods and hosiery arc in better demand from a wide territory. Advances h the London wool maFksts attracted much attention among dress goods and mems wear buyers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York. Nov. 2B.--Meney on call easy tM@2 per cent; ruling rate 1 X; closing bid 1h offered at 1M
 Time loans soft and rather dull; sixty and ninety days per cent; months 3K per cent. Close prime mercantile paper per cent. Sterling exchange firm with actual busi- mess in bankeRS' bills at 4s4, 1B3 .2S for so day bills and at 4ssGp 50 for demand
 Commercial bills 4s%@R.
 Bar silver 4eA. Mexican dollars AB.
 Government bondB steady; railroad bonds atronN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26
sr InrTs GRAIN

St. Louis. Nov! sS.-Ciose wheat No I red cash Si os s1 o7s No. 2 hard sl Of @ti o3H: Dee Sl .03%; May si.o7H. corn; No. 2 cash s2h; No. white $50 66K Dee 60k May s1&. oats: No cash 50; No white s2; Dee a7M May 49A 9B0.
 Lead Sa 2S.
 Speiter s6 00.
 Poultry unchanged.
 Butter creamery 2bh 9S0.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26
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WEATHER CoNDrTToNs.


 RIVER FORECAST. q The coosa and the AlabaTna will remain Stationary.
 WEATHER CONDITIONS. An extentivo low barometer area covers the interior. with rather decided storm center over KaneaA The baromater is high over the northeastern districts. and gene rally fair weather has prevailed along the Atlantic ceaat The storm over the inte- Yior has eauSed rain over most of the eoun- try between the Rockies and the Allsshs- nlos. the rain turning 10 snow in many Of the middle western districts. in advanee Of m area of high" moving in over the aorthwese. TsTnperatures are above the normal in the west gulf and lower Mississippi valley aistricts. but are moderately low over the Rocky mountain region. unSettlAd weather will prevail in AiabaRaa auTinE the next forty-slght hours. with flttle # any rain,
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 Bureau. Temperature and precipitation aa report. cd by the Weather Bureau for selected Southern States during the st hours saa-
 Montgomery. Nov. 36 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26

If c woman has husband and Tour children, it means that she has 10 oo the thinking and planning for six.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26
GERMAN ExCWANGE.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26
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New York. Nov. eA-Ihe dey oetere ne SepRinE houses. SelliSS agents are stiii as-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26

koe, aslat tiie he ! swei Fsnies TWe mila dull cafaeva pA uisNe'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26

T-Indicates trAee RRkNK P. CHAFFEh
 Section Director. Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26
TMm WEATHER.

THM WEATHER. nafIy KoeaI WeatheF HeeaT1 ama nayeg
 HoTecmaG United states Department og AgricuituFe. GCeneral tinaa.l
 Montsomary. Nov 2b. 1908. Iwindl Raan atase of wsathsP Tims lremp. Lpf.hF. in 4 and direction
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 RIVER BULLETIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26

RIVER EORECAAT. le coosa and the AlabaIna will remain
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24

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at s. 4sasz 50 sPEIrER was UNCHANGED at fis s.
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nd an WERE eOn tns oGR a %, @ a Ioe no
ohaRgs xas 5searsd Win ssSaSsy Sor.ssrH aSStsa
Exchange continues dull and unchangsd No sales Reg
aIs 5DE Hs9s
sn s ass
eTaly steady Qnotatios follow New Orleans csstFta
1@ Ssss GS:s orleans 5s sSS
sRe siso fancy 1sa5P EE5o fair l0a8''' good s
OIIsIcottonssed oil Vas weak yesterday under re.
s s s. go July s. a. i$Ss
Pst2s9 ssnss ct & sss PRICES m '" su quote s
FhiladelPhia sIoo: 6uik. ssSg: refined cases, New
$ssr &5 @ d. Ssss,ss sss
Ps sass sSs sgS &c gy 3obsp sgs s S AgsSs S
ysm6s 2SHgS5Hs Deesmser @ m SS Sste .t o sumner nm
sossc: prime Ehite e3ssc: prime Winter yeliou 4s
sse LNsEED oT1meFisa An .IaR+, seed d. city M raw 4fB
higher in sympathy with live hogs and on small re-
aa ar sRs @ o saS @ ss s
OF The DAY Chicago receipts were 10000
5000 hogs: Omaha. 5000. the $4,000. PORK
Easy Quoted; Mess S1I 25 @s17 30; family. s1s1
Cd Ness Sf4 5oas15 5o family SIC IS 0s17 SO; pack
f eHa 5oi8 IB sas9ss6 bREsED Eo
jS N e ged s Rae9os e ise P + sH igs II s
S Rsis' he ofs@a il g. &u2sa Pf nan. ANS % g ID
~ stead og Quoted Mdde fPaRtTs wessn
ssoee5Ose city iars dnii, Quoted: % Ssse5o Rs:
coEfnenf e6f % ssOc: Brazil kegs i2c coMPoUNDE
Quiet Quoted; 81 @s1ac. sTEARINE.ouiet Quot
RICE-Only moderate demand is reported for rice
the local market, but prices continue firm. Har-
testing is sa6 5 be weir o Serene
ings s% &C: ordinary ~ q 4se; fair. 5aSHe; sooI
exc; Patna foreign, So a6c; Rangoon and Bassein,
sUGAR-withdrawels of refined sugar continue light
but the request for prompt shipments accompanying
orders believed reflect healthy condition
prices. subject rebate of 10 points and discount
e per se e f5 ss'h roe cut Gays o ao
e1oc; mould A. S75c: cubes 5.e5o; xxx powdered
toners granuiated 1850; powdered coarse powdered
fruit powdered and Eagle coarse and extra fine
fatea ssoc 'Si sis bags Do SOC s bass DO
5e5c: 5-ro bags do 56ec: l01b do 555c: IS and
SO 5aoo: Nos ana 3. 51Sc: No !, 5lOc: 10 5, 5,osc;
4S5c: No IL 4'7oc; No IL 465c: No 1s soc: Nos IA
IS ana 16. 455c. There sale of $4,000 bags
for duty paid yesterday. This business.
practically forced it represented the cargo Of
discharge. while only one refner had open berth
and vas able to make AXE. an am
ee test quotable at 2sc Inuseovedo SO test at
SsSSbt Holds a. The London market fer beet
sugar and rather easier los 1o4d for both
July and August delivery Visible supply, 2oso 600
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York July 2S l6oo.
,vrs pa.eints were So cars 1,445 head in
,nIinr i5 cars TO exported alive ana eS cars
Snad direct 70 slaughterers No trading to[aa' ee "
ing sieaG! eE n for common choice native sides NO
,r cpables from Liverpool London Exports from
this port so-qay we're Sos head Including leo
otreet 10 butchers l4s for the market nssis
& to Io pTie veaIs ssass per 100 n; hsad
81 IS 25 buternilks at - 90 "a 90. CitS
veals steady at g1Sc per ID country
81 ysaIs 7ss sssriss sg is m s s. s.
per 5o 100 10 DO ls4 n at se ous lss 10, at ls
Sntterrniks ter s479; II DO 1ss 1ss n n at at @ sS
rP Ea9s krsf5; KID ;raMbsReospts nssna We're
2i41 head all the market making WIN h .hs Tss
800 higher: all sold Sheep sold at So 2s - % pc,
100 ~ fair TO choice lambs at 90 oSaisn. dressed
sies&ToSn & shannon: 1o5 virginia lambs "a n
nversse at So 40 Psg ase Kenuoy 7a 10
at Sc Isl Kentueky SHEEP 12s n At 80 9S lambs 10
3 3. q a. n e s = 3 Il ). S at
NsHssnc Nsgs cSmmisson nG S oo lambs II NJ at
sssS as ysna e shsg ssg vipsa aps an fanss a. m
Fred Rraiz a4s virginia lambs sc ~ at ss 3D. 81
90 4l7 head al for o,s slanss,sT asr,
.r nOinaiy steady Heavy d 20 ste eatsr
says at s1ssT 10 per 100 10 Virginia pigs at 50 60
sales al late s 10 psr apaa 100 NJ Jersey @
e. at t. ssI 2sS r. s. ,o., 1856 ~ at 81 ~;
es s,ss ~ $s 1 n i At i e a. O. g.
,1, TsH s1s io n a - g stsss s sogs h.
NJ r p'f Hume: VI state hogs ie2 10 st 81 10; Q
Youghs 2ss b. at Sc io asS n at SIS TO- boar
Andrew M1lIen: state hogs 14o ~ at 81 TO- IL do
2 n a. 81 rough $40 =, ~ soss ss 1os n at 81 ros
rough. I5o n. SO 10.