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New-York tribune., 1909-11-14
Throwing the Switch for Ira
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1t was Pinckney who introduced me to Z Hib-
bard. and later gave me little sketch of the
way he toled him into droppin' few thousand
on copper. y good mem'ry for faces, Hibbard
has; tor he mods right away 10 me.
Sorry To hear the markets that way" saws
Ira Now We re getting a good price for our
corn. and the last carload of hogs | shipped
brought me in But there | 90 again, Here
am heard a word about your folks, or how"
The tact Is, breaks IN f. Hibbard hdgetin'
with his watchfob, q" l left some one in the tea
room who Is expecting me to"
II L didn't have 10 finish for She Il got tired of
expectin and had strolled out 10 investigate
on her own hook Gettn a glimpse of f. H..
she makes bee line for our happy little reunion
And say, OF all the Maize Evelyns that ever
led the gold purse brigade-well she's a little
the classiest ever got real close TO. counting
Inquire and makeup as points, Her cuIrass waist
hts her as snug the skin on grape. and her
skirt belt Il nearer her ankles than anv Id
noticed before while her hair putS are modelled
dccordin 10 some design that must have been
thought out by sausage maker durin' a bad
dream
See here says she marchin up 10 Brother
Ethan with more OF less Indignation hashin'
from her big eyes. " If YOU think for a minute
YOU can put me on the waitin list Whv
what all tins. Hlbby:' and she begins sim
up Cora and Doris.
Not that its all one sided for Mrs. Miller
dnd sister does some inspectin too. You
couldn blame EN- much, for If they'd been
Eskimo ladies. and the other a Zulu girl there
couldn't have been much more contrast
Is, YES, Nadine" says Hibbard irwin To
wave her away. IN be with YOU in lust
moment. my dear"
That settles II for Ira He's been Hstenin'
with ms ears stretched and his eyes bugged. and
when he hears the my dear he shovcs To the
front with hIs hand out and smile Of welcome
bisectin' his face
Well, well'' SAYS he so this is Your wife
eh, Ethan: BY George! but why amt YOU
ever
shut up. will YOU Ira" whispers T. Hib-
bard. husky and savage
"Why-why Ethanl" SAYS Ira. tearin' his
eyes OF the lady reluctant. But YOU are mar
red aren't you>"
Not now-that is Well. it's all Off wears
ago. stammers Ethan. This is lust friend
of mine"
"Mn oft-a friend" gasps Ira. why. |
dom see what YOU mean Ethan"
Hubby, puts IN Nadine throwin' him
pettish look. I'm give YOU Just three minutes
more before | call a cab!' and OFT she sails
II BBN scowls and looks around desperate
until ne gets ms ewes ON me "Ahlh SAYS
he. town me one side. You're Professor
Mct abe. aren't YOU And we've met before. /
think"
'Sure!" SAYS |. You carried s. ,ne conner
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14

stocks for friend Of mine once. and was in
oh" SAYS he. Well. 1 don't exactly un-
derstand how YOU happen % be here with nv
fool brother and his tribe; but If YOU re friend
OF either one OF Us, you'll tow him off some
where
81 am SAYS I.
Then for Heavens sake do it," saws he.
To dinner, maybe:" / suggests
Good idea, says he, maxim a dive for his
roll and peelin' of a twenty. That Is for ex-
penses.
How about theater afterwardss' saws L.
gettIn' an inspiration
Yes, yes says he, addin' another yellow
There ought to be some souvenirs for the
young people from their uncle" saws l.
What: saws he. And then as he gets nv
eye, on, II YOU insist. But get EN- away
right off,
Comes high. don't it," says I, gathcrin' in
the three yellow BOYS. "Ain't exactly proud
OF your country relations, eha"
Miller, he only growls
Wei, my tastes are diff rent SAWS 1 Il
like EN- better from the country than from The.
chorus But II you'll trot after Nadine and
Keep out OF sight, III be glad 10 explain TO
Brother Ira and family how she's a niece of /,
French TREND OF Yours and that you've prom
lsed 10 see her of on the steamer"
THAT'S what did do. and it was one Of the
e.'.N''iAN iilN III i1lIN tales |
over. Whether Mrs. Miller swallows it or not
can say, Tor she watches me some suspicion,
,iS m eldbordtn the details. But honest Ira
boltS II whole and gets all fused up over the.
mistake he's made
Then when I've bought a thcater box for
EN-. towS EN- all INTO the Waldorf and orders
a bdng-uP dinner for the outht. Next leads
ira OUT into the corridor. turns over whats Ieft
3i the twentlcs % him. and saws how sorry
Ethdn was he couldn't do this himself. bur
mere was little picnic fund he wanted HIM To
oiow m ON the folks, with his best regards
Wen now saws Ira. chokin' back a Iump
IN ms throat and swdbbin' the moisture out Gf
ms eyes. Didn't / tell YOU. Mr. McCabe.
what mighty hnc man that brother of mine
Wds- And he Is am hes"
Now what was my cue them Well hangeI
h1d time o. hgure II al out then: So I does
the frivolous sidestep Ira" SAYS L. 1t looks
70 me like blg night tonight There comes
long N
And does some rapid jumpin' before CON
meets WITH the rear platform OF a local
YOU RE behind schedule again. Shorty q"
SAYS sadie 10 me. As | hits the mat about
road" WV
Nope SAYS l. Politics this time I've
neen rcccivn a western delegation and ,lopin'
the returns Tor Nbbctts."
New-York tribune., 1909-11-14

6ol kE behind schedule again. shorty OIL
SAYS sadie 10 me. as | hits the mat about
road" ~"
Nope SAYS / Politics this time Iv,
neen rcccivin western delegation and dopin
the returns Tor Ibbctts"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
THE STOCK MARKET

New York, March s.-4Ths movement
 under the restraint of its professional
 ns so:s s:s, whog to sRs
 trading class and the operations were
 not pushed beyond rather narrow linn.
 rhs cosssant rssponss sns
 of the financial markets to the veria- | tions in the tenor of news. from the
 y:: yn o ats the
 Today its influence wes fay9rabls and ring buyinE for the London account.
 porting orders were in the market to
 was in force when the msrfst closed
 t.isss san. If wifs s
 any appreciable volume of orders. The
 impression was. thus given of . dull
 prcvsrb,aiiy to work ass iossr " Of s1sn iss o~a
 .ucS . .agsins market thsst prompted
 ses es a' pRPcs: ;f The against som. of the S aScounts I for which
 the the prices. prices nxsd for ostop. .lo:s orders ulative liquidation was induced by the
 a, yard dsoi%r swing I set tia tn The whole msr. ,s
 Reading. THs .Ppressh ~tRSSns of tSs snc 'ea of 2 week seems to brinx pressure on Reading on the part Of those who as. commodities clause has been formed by Mondsy-being deciaion day for the labor aue;tion is looming into promi- The abrosation of the continued work. Sstwssn cf ron the st.s nd Tin Workers. and the Western Bar Iron Association. does away with the ins sxa of woss ss the ,l Hsnd
 and there were reports current of com ing wage reductions in other branches of the Iron trade; Erie sti!i suffered not be found possible with the re- quirement Of the public service com. mission for the number of consents of missible. The sustaininE point in the trials, The strength in this group of Se.s Rslos: has somewhat spent. There was profes- sional short covering a we'll. Publi- sapmen by the a.w ef Fork Groess had the. same helpful effect that was shown hoy by sAat eompany,s order for
 se of ssbs{.ntisi esn aaaition se to oi1 the cash holdings of the banks by the fI,- arow w.. the so,t m The the same time discounts were rather hrmer in London, foreign exchange rates rose and further outgo of gold was made more probable. An alleged option of purchase of Kansas City Southern. held by D. Hs.Harrimen was the assigned reason for the rise in was conspicuous also. At the end of the day the recovery had restored the price level to higher than at the outset and gains were gen- eral.
 Bonds were heavy. Total sales. par | value, $2,680.00O.
 United States 4s coupon advanced | 1-2 per cent on call.
 CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND rnovrsroNs

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROvSIONs
 Chicago, March 5.-Wheat pricei broke, from. I s-4 to s 1-4@3-s on the Board of Trade today owing to the ly bearish domestic and foreign news The May delivery sold o1 to 115 and the July. option to 1os 3-sc. . loss of | i,2 and s-sc respectively. compared established two days ago. The mar ket closed weak at almost the bottom. Corn and oats were affected by the slump in wheat and closed weak but
 A panicky situation developed in the wheat pit and prices fiuctuated violent ly; The market opened weak at de. with the previous close. Initial quota and on July at Io4 a. to io5 i-4. The weakness at the start was due to Ir. ru, interested parties to the effect that many shorts In the May delivery had made private settlements with the sadns so id at ops poa to ss1s asens sd be little support to the market and although prices made slight gains from the opening low points there was no va: depressing. Liverpool reported and that the visible supply of wheat in the South American country was in
 
 was offering wheAt more freely. In this country demand for cash wheat showed q marked abatement and crop reports were more reassuring to the bears. In the final half of the session the market experienced another sharp decline due to reports that the leading longs had been selling freely through May was reached at 115. July at the same time declined to 103 3-S. The market closed extremely weak at net losses for the day of 1 5-8 to 7-8c compared with yesterdays final quo tations, May being at 115 3-8@1-2 and July at 103 1-2Q5-8.
 The break in wheat caused liberal realizing in the corn market, resulting In considerable weakness all day. The market was also bearishly affected by a poor shipping demand. The close was weak with prices almost at the bottom and at net declines for the day of 1-2 to 3-4c. May closed at 67 3-8 to 67 s-S91-2 and July at 66 3-4@7-S. NOats followed the trend of other The impression seemed to prevail that the recent buying had been overdone and as a result local longs were free sellers throughout the session. At the close prices were half to 5-Sc low CT compared with yesterdays close May being at 55 7-8@56 and July at
 Provisions were not affected by the slump In grain but held firm ali day with the exception of slight weakness at the start based on a 10c decline in love hogS Buying by outside packers was the. supporting influence. At the close prices were a shade to l-2@5c higher than the previous close.
 The Ieadfnr future. So, &h. n.x -.n~.a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
NAVAL STORES.

Charleston. March b.-Turpentine quiet Rosin quiet Quote: ABcp ,s.os: E $3. o7k: FG s310: H s3.40: I sI. %: K st.ss; M s5.7o: N Ss.25: VIC se.s5: wv savannah. March 5-Turpentine firm s7hc; sales 427: shipments 1858.
 Rosin firm: sales s6s: shipments 1.14o: FG ss. 20: H is.5o' I s4.1o: K ,s.o5: M $s. 80: N ss.25; VIC ss.46: wv ss.6o.
 wilmington. March 6.-Spirits turpentine steady 3Shc: receipts casks.
 Resin steady g. 30: receipts 2is barrels Tar firm $1. 20: receipts 20 barrels.
 Crude turpentine firm g %. $S.o0 and 8 90: receipts one barrel
 New Orleans. March 5.-Receipts 61 bar rels rostn; 83 barrels turpentine.>
 Exports for New York 200 barrels rosin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
MONTGOMERY MARKETS.
trhe quotations are corrected daily for The Advertiser.)
 Croceriea

trhe quotations are corrected daily for The Adv'rti'sr' croe.r,,. steadily advanced. the price per barrel has MEHL~stsndard W. c. ss ID. sack, s5c bushel: cream Peerless soc bushei. ,e Drms se fsnes 0 9sSncy alse pss berry l2hc; old government Java 27@32c: Arbuekiss s1s;5s. basis per case: prime Mocha and Java blends 2sa 35o.
 cHEEsE-Fuil cream daisies i7h @1Shc: suGAR-Granuiated standard 5c: fancy FLoURGrancy. nominal; straish,s ss.4o: 9s5c 7s; patents ss.s69ss.25: fancy patents sTARcH-corn 7G1oc; standard goods Pear Pearl aHe; gloss lump 4%o: nickel goods RfcE-Extra fancy head 7h9sc; fancy head s& 07Ac; broken 5s4 Gsho; Japan sALT-L.yerpooi n.1o: Virginia ssc: Louisiana soc.
 cRAcKERsFXxx NeAR 5s'Sa Soda sVgSee he; XXX Gin. so; Ben Hnr Soda Biscuit Sc cartons sue sARDINEs-American H-oiI s225@5o: < Mustard 75: Imported < -oiI key MoLAssEsVGeorgia Cane bbl. ssc gal. trifugal corn syrup in cases gal. ss per MAPLE sYRuP-"Los Cabin" brand. gallons S7 per case. 12 gallons $7.5O: 24 quarter gallons $S. 50 per case..
 Provisions.
 Another rise in ribs marked yesterdays market, the advance being 10 points. Sugar cured meats rose ' c pound.
 SUGAR CURED MEATS-Hams. medium average 14816c; bacon 15G24c: shoulders l0& Q11kc.
 BACON MEATS-Clear ribs S10. 62h @SO; extra ribs s10.65@S5.
 LARD-Hog compound SIC: fancy hog lard 11Mc; kettle rendered 12%@13Hc; Snowdrift 8hc: Snow-white Sho: Flake white s%c; standard cotton oil lard SIC. DRY CALF MEATS-Dry salt ribs $9. 6U9 $10. .05: dry salt cut ribs $s .4o66o.
 Grain and Feedstuffs.
 CORN CHOPS-Per bu. AS # 4S0c. CORN-White from store 9OQ92c: mixed 2G3c less
 HAY-Timothy, choice. per ton 321: No l per ton 11s: Alfalfa per ton $23: Johnson grass per ton S1s9$H.
 OATs-White from storo dray lots. s7c: BRAN-Per ton s28. shorts $30
 GRIT5-Per bbL $+. 50: per sack $2.26.
 Cotton Seed and Products. COTTON SEED-41S per ton
 MEAL-Choioe s24 firm; prime 7h per cent. per ton $24; prime cake per ton s2i. LINTERS-Per lb 1@3c.
 O1I~-Car lots: prime crude basis per lb. l-3c basis: refined.
 COTTON SEED HULLS-Loose, per ton te; sacked per ton ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
Safe Crackers Arrested.

Macon, Ga, March 5.-A. O. GilIe- land and Oscar Glleland. two men who are believed to be connected with the gang of safe crackers that has been operating in the South this winter, were arrested at the Union depot at Macon this morning by local detectives. They gave Indianapolis as their home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
KANsAs CTTY IIvr sronu
NEW YORK PRoDUcE

stssSw. l0Ix: o.h:: March b.--Butter fancy fresh sIs sssgIssmery. third to first 2i@27Ke: cr.s n ss "ee Cheer eommon mon to special 3oesso.
 Eggs easy: receint. ss sI. .rsceints 1.sS3. .,xa ni1 t.; ana nearby fancy selected shite sSc,
 Cotton seed oil easy: prfr,. .~.,x .. do; yellow 5. 4S@so: May S. ssss sa uoe a'>s:
 Moiaa.s1H oi,a 1a'st; st,,.. Turpentins easy iie.
 Sugar raw strong: fair r.y,r,, . .n rsf,uss rusH ss-tsst s.so: rnoiasses sugar | 'os,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06

Car Lot Receipts.
 Wheat s2 cars, with 34 of contract su.s So Sorn @ SSs cars with Is contract grade Total receipts of wheat at Chicago H,,n- neapolis and Duluth today were s1S cars compared with 222 cars last week. and ssc cars the corresponding day & year ago.
 Produce Market
 Butter steady; creamsries 22@2sc. da,. rtes 20025c. S"''' o@i- FEES steady at mark cases included 1Rae snc nrsts 2oc; prime firsts 2lc.
 Cheese strong, daisies 1854 9I6c: twjna Horns 16k k9hc. H0"S Potatoes steady. choice to fancy s7@S SSc. fair to good 850S6c o'"' Poultry easy; turkeys 17c: chickens 14c; Veal firm 50 to 60 lb wts. s@7c; 60 to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
Nrw oRLEANs COTTON.

New Orleans, March s.--Spot cotton was stsedy. unchanged. Middiing SIC. saiess on the spot i.Aoo bales: to arrive 800 bales.
 Futures opened steady at an advance of 1Gs points. Cables were favorable and rs. ports from the interior indicated . good spot sdefnand- This supported the market for | while around the opening but after the first hour of trading weakness develop cd on Indicated rain in Texas. and prices broke to level two to four points below Tesfefdny's closing. A light movement at Tenn points caused . recovery to the high sst levels. prices standing at . net an- vance of 294 points. In. the afternoon prices sasged again, the closing being steady It net loss of three points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06

strong: strong: No, red western winter s. sGs.
 ss .ss snS. Dsarsly sy steady; March ss 4d: July ,, spot quiet; new American mixed sle Saiveston 6s Sd. Futures steady: March ss 7hd; May ss- s-sNd.9 @Ason
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
MERCANTILE PAPER,

New York, March 5.-Close: Prime ,ner- cantile paper 3h Q4 per cent.
 Sterling exchange strong with actual bus mess in bankers bills at 4S5. .S5995 for six ty day bills and at 4.sS for demand Commercial bills 4S54s @%.
 Bar silver 5OA
 Mexican dollars A. heavy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
COTTON GOSSIP.

San Antonio wired yesterday after. noon: No rains and no prospects oi any in this section. No cotton be- ing planted"
 Waco wired: NO rain. no signs oi any; clear and hot"
 A big Liverpool house cabled: "very large large line of yarns sold Manchester
 A local broker reports that there is much more grain acreage in Alabama this spring than In previous years. So far interior towns report heavy loss in stock for weekend figures. Memphis notes an improvement in her demand.
 :. Five hundred bales low grade cot Buyers all reported bids from Man chester. during the morning.
 Spot demand from New England has been better last few days than for some time. 11,4o0 bales have been sold this week out of the New York local stockLmore. than from any market in the country except New
 The tone of New York letters is bullish. One of the most balanced.
 Political developments took a favor able turn over night in Europe. Ser via. at the joint request of the pow CTS. definitely renounced all territorial demands, Consols tR-London advanced sharply s-S te 7-16.
 Liverpool Was rather encouraging being unchanged on spots and about two points better than due on futures yet the tendency to sag, which set in yesterday continued in our mar kets today. The absence of profess sional push and less stimulating dry goods news induced realizing by longs Recent dry good sreports from the North say that the spring demand IS about three-fourths filled and quieter times are probable in the goods mar ket for some time to come.
 An official forecast of unsettled weather for the West also restricted support The weather map shows generally cloudy weather for the belt, some light scattered showers in Ar kansas. and the Atlantics. Indications favor showery weather in the north central and eastern portion, but no decided developments are shown for Texas.
 What is posted so far Of the weekly crop movement in interior towns shows receipts rather smaller than last year and heavy loss in stock Spot men report more foreign inquiry but not much actual business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
raAanw of Axherican Cotton By Spin- ners Throughout the World.

New Orleans, March 5-Secretary Hester gives the taking of American cotton by spinners throughout tho wnrld as follows, in round numbers:
 This week. s3.30s.000. this year against 7s7.ooo last year. 351.oo0 year before last.
 e.o4z,000, against 7,257, 900 last year. and 7.9sf, ,0O0 the year before.
 Of this Northern spinners and Cam as aSof isst sas Ssss aad snis o0o the year before: Southern spinners 1.510.00e. against 1.44s.0o0 last year, and 1.s27,0 900 the year before: and for o00 last year and +.4ss.o0o the year be- fors.
 ssInciuding Savannah stock correct ion minus f1s,000 bales.
 . Exclusive of Savannah minus cor xection 1s.ooo bales.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06

Grain StatisttcA
 Total clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 10000 bushels. EAports Tor the week. shown by Brad- s'Tee.s pe.. were equal to 2.s57.ooo bushels. frimary receipts were 43G000 bushe ala compared with 422.o0o bushels the oorre. spending day a year ago.
 estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 23. 900 head. s'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
TREASURY nALANCEs

washington. March '6.-Today's stater,ent oI Ine treasury balances in the general fund exoiusiye of the s15o.e0o,00o gold reserve Available cash balance ... .,sl&o. aos. Sas Gold coin and bullion ...,... so4selss "o'o certificates .... .... 4s.321loo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
GERMAN ExoHANcw

oernn. March b.-Exchange on London n marks b1 pfenntss for ohecks ~ Discount rates. short bilIs zx uar c.r.
 three months bills 2% per cent
 fflces generally were firIner on the bouxss tooay and trading was very quiet: Amsfs Sans Vnrs, were weaker on the advices from New
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
KANsAs CITY GRAIN.

Kansas City March 5.-Cash wheat; No. 2 hard $1 .12; No 2 red $1 .269$1.30.
 Corn No. mixed 6sk e hc: No, 2 white 64hc.
 Oats. No. 2 white 5495so; No. mixed Close Wheat May sl.osH: July s5Nc; Sept. 91Hc.
 Corn: May s4c; July s4hc; Sept e2Mc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
MONEY MARKET.

New York, March 5.-Money on call easy 1& q2 per cent; ruling rate IA per cent {; closing bid IA offered at per cent.
 Time loans very soft: 60 days 2hQ% per cent. and 90 days 2& per cent; six months 2A 93 per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06

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 70. 4hs .... .... .... .. ..'.....s szS
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 do. 1st. and ref 4s .... .... .... ssS
 do. gen. {hs .... Si Mo. Pacific Is .... .... ...... s2x N. Y. Central gen. Shs 60. .... .... g N. Y. Central deb. 4s .... .... .... s<H N. r. City Ahs (new) ........ ....I12 N. '. N H. q H. cv. 6s .... .... ... .134 Norf q Wsst. list con. zs .......... 9sh Nor.ssrn S.; '1 i.eif,o |. ... " - .:.. ::,ssH Oregon Short I.ne rfd.. (: " .... .... esE Penn; cy. shs. 1915 ...... ...... ssh
 do. con. 4s .... .... .... ..... .lo$A Reading gen 4s ...s .... ...'l00 St. L. &. F. fR. 4a .... .... .... .. s6h St. L. s'west. con. %s .... .-.... 7sh
 do 1st. gold 4s .... .... ...... s3h Seaboard Air Line 4s .... .... ...... 65h Southern Pacific col. <s .... 60. s... s1& southern fSy. bs COG COG .....Sll1h
 do. gen. Is ......... .... ...... 7sM Union Pacific Is ....lo3k
 do. ist. ana ref. q; .... :' ...: . .... ssx U. s. Rubber ss co. .... ...... .l0s U. g. Steel 2nd. 5s .... .... ..... .io2N V; C.: Chemical ss .... .... ....,ssssS
 do. 1st and ext &s .... co. 7t west'h. Electric cv. 6s .... .... .... s3 Wisconsin Central 4s ...... 94h Deny. & R. Or. ref 5s .... zee. ...... sik C & U. TIE GUS os Ns... ...s ..ivS n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
,. lIIyERPooL COTTON.

moderate business done: prices unchanged 10 six points higher:
 American middling fair ....e ao AiddlinR ss.ss.,' seA3A LOW mfdaiing ...s eco '... .... 't..- 1o0Q eofusu8fyo .f.o o1 &xAtttAry Sp
 The sales of the day were 1000 bales of which 800 were for speculation and export ana included $500 American. Receipts 14.ooo beIes including 11.4oo American.
 Futures opened quiet and closed steady: MArch-Aprii e.... .... ,... .... ....s.o5h APrit-Mayi ssssss ..hVo NAAy-SN1 VI - June-July .... .... e.. .... ..... .k.os 2 luiy-AuGust .s.s %. e.ee5 Auxust-Septemper '..s. .e 0S h September-October ..s.s ssss..s.4.ebh h October--November .. ...... ........4.sSh Noycmbdr-December ss.ss.A.9A December-january s.4.sS lADu2ry-FeDruary... .sss ss.s s...t.s2h
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
ST- IOUIs CRAIN

St. Louis. March 5.-Ciose: Wheat. No. a red cash s1.32; No. ? hard S11sas1.is; May s1.l2h; July $1.o0h Corn; No. 2 cash 66hc; No. 2 white 6s O Nc: May 54Bc: July 49c. Lead firm $3. S5
 Spelter $4.65.
 Poultry unchanged.
 Butter creamery 27 Q29o. Eggs 17hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-06
METAL MAKKETR.

New York, March 5--The London tin market was 5s lower today with spot quoted at f130 2s Sd and futures at f131 i2s Cd. Locally the market was easy.
 Copper declined Is Cd in the London mar ket with spot closing at E6e Is Sd. and fu- lures at f57 2s Cd. The local market was dull and unchanged.
 don market. The local market remained quiet. don market. Locally. tho market was aui- ct and unchanged.
 Iron was lower in London with Clcveiond warrants at 4es iohd. No change was re- norted locally.