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MONTGOMERY MARKETS.

tThs quotations are corrected daily for
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MEAL--Standard w o. % In sac,xx an
bushel: cream Peerless 93c busheI
fc pTms common faon to ordinary 10
berry 12hc;. old government Java siesac:
Assas6i ts f 6sss per case prime
Mocha and Java blends rs Qs5c. Nv
CHEEsE-Fuil cream daisies ism @lsnc.
sudARaGrsnuiaf, sd. standard sne; fancy
w. G 4%s, ,
ess, 80; patents ssSss1s fancy p e Se;
's;TsxRcH-corn "a 1oc; standard good.
-' RiiciE.E.tra fancy head 7h Csc; fancy
head s% @7Ac; broken Sh@sAc; Japan
sHIT-Livsrpool $40; virginia $50;
ViNEGAR-Per gallon 2o9soc.
ger snaps 7e. XXX Cream SCI xxx Oyster
Observation-Disclosures " oil %. aso. ~
Mustard 1918; Imported A-oii key open.
MoLSssEs- Cave Dbl. $50 gal
s1asa eorn yrDp N a's SAT- efs
sA MAPLE sYRuP--'Los Cabin. brand g
gallons 81 per case, i2 gallons 81 So %
quarter gallons r prd " Rss case.
average 14@1sc; bacon 1s92se; shoulder
BAc9N n ne 81 ST ribs si0-ssH SsO
IARD-Hog compound SIC: fancy bo.
I'D ii &c; kettle rendered I2X mIaHos
s sanowdrift shc; snowwhite sMc; Fac
wISite sac: standard cotton oil lard sxe'
nay SALT MEATS-Dry salt ribs 10 an
a 40. dry salt cut ribs 50. rs a. S. '''VV
V'A' Grain and Feedstuffs.
roRN CHOPS-Per blu. ASH @s2Le
coRN-White from store S2Qssc; mixed
2@3c less.
ner ton SIs; Alfalfa per ton sea; Johnson
araass per ton $13 @$14.
0ATs-white from store. dray lots Az
. BRAN-Per ton 32s. Shorts $780,. Wv
GRITs-Per Dbl t:6e; per sack 1925.
COTTON sEED-$lS per ton.
MEAL-choies s2t firm; prime IN per
LINTERs-Per ID. 1Q3c. -'
oiL-Car lots; prime crude basis per ID.
COTTON SEED HULLs-Loose Der ton
Sc 80; sacked per ton IS. so.
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COTTON GOSSIP.

H
New York wires that there was q
better demand for spots in the South
An official report OF rain In East
Texas induced selling in New Orleans
Martindale. Tex. writes: mo cotton
planted. nor viii there be until rain
comes"
Liverpool cables: Market opened
steady with spinners calling cotton.
but has weaker undertone.'
From the other side of the Atlantic
there Is heard an increasing demand
for cotton goods. especially from Chi
ma.
Asiatic crops this year have proved
very deceptive. which will leave a good
gap to be filled by American cotton.
where fortunately supplies are plenti-
full. rs
markets all steady or firm and general
ly higher. Europe evidences a de-.
gree of bouyancy not felt since the
Balkan situation became an issue the
last time. Manchester reports O bet-
ter business and more demand for both
clothes and yarns America continues
on industrial path"
Dizziness in options may continue, u
Is said. until about the middle OF
April.
New York wires: I'VE continue to
feel bullish and believe in higher prices
though there may be temporary de.
clines from time to time"
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Chicago. March a1.--wheat for July
delivery sold here today at l07 as per
bushel new high record mark for
n sr season GroR reports rsfs
manifested during the greater part of
the session. At the close prices ahow-
ed net gains Of Ia to is to ll-4c.
Corn and oats closed nrm with pro-
Sentiment n the wheat pit was bull
fsh all day. but the volume OF trade
was not large. The July delivery was
In active demand throughout the en-.
poor condition Of the winter wheat
crop, In this country but the May OPP
tion. which was under considerable
selling pressure at times by local hold
displayed less buoyancy. The market
was also bullishiy affected by private
estimate on the shipments Of wheat
from Argentina during the week. the
100000 bushels below the actual ship
ments OF the corresponding week q
here and a. Kansas city also mad .
day july ranged Sss~esn los e ios ins
and 107 as. The market closed strong
with May at 1914 and July at 107.
Small receipts at the bulge In wheat
ket. but prices showed only nioderate
gains and throughout the day ranged
within q half cent limit The market
closed hrm with prices up .1-S to as
to l-2c., May being at ellis and July
sc Ia.
Oats had a strong undertone, helped
by the hrmness OF wheat and corn.
There was fairly active demand for
the deferred months for country ac-
count. which was taken tv indicate
that crop prospects were not so en-
couragfng as heretofore. At the close
prices were s-s to a-s to la cent high-
er with May at 641-2 and July at
471-2 to 47s-S
Trade In provisions was dull At
ane close prices were unchanged to
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NEW YORK BONDs.

U. S. ref Is. reg go. 1o1 y
do. coupon .s.s -. ...' .'.'' .lOl =
u. S. IS, reg '.''.. lOl 4
DO, coupon s..'.. $500 s"Es $50 w y
U. s. IS. reg $3.50 s'..'s s''''' lIS
do. coupon .',. go" ''''''''iZ0t5
disclaimers LIST 6s .... .'.... s3h
ANN. Agr. bs s'.s ssss s.'''''' ysA
Am. T. s. T. CIV. As '.'' 80. 9Sk
Am, Tob. ~ - - n
do. IS ..'s ''ss 1900. A1O
AtcnlSOn gen. IS $50. lOU -
do, Short Line LIST ~ e6h
do. CIV. - 80. 49, lbs
DO. CIV. 6S 49, ssss avs -
All. Coast Line - $500 e7
Bait. & ohio 4s .. 49, -.... 49, 1908
DO. Shs - go '''' $500 ss$E
Brooklyn Transit ev Is san
Can. Sou. Let So 80. ''.'-'' 'ioSA
Central Leather IS .,.- -....- 9sA
Contra Of N. j. gen. Sc -. ....l2IM
ches. & Ohio 4As -. ......lo6 X
Chicago 4 Alton s1zs ...sss.,. ss-...' " (
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New York. March 31-The London tin
market today was very steady with spot
quoted at f1s4 rs Cd and futures at fl35
is cd. The local market was firm and
higher at S29. % 960.
Copper was unchanged In London The
local market was quiet and unchanged with
lake quoted at Sl2 81 y q $13. l2ls electro
lytic at $l2. 50476; and casting at $l2 81 n
@s2h.
Lead was higher at fl3 1Ss cd in London.
The local market was firm and unchanged
at 81 OH @10.
spelter was unchanged at f21 Is Cd in
London The local market remained firm
at SATIN @s2h.
Iron was unchanged at 46s 10ikd for
Cleveland warrants in the London market .
The local market was unchanged with No
! foundry northern quoted at SIC. 25475;
and No. 1 Southern soft at $3.50 SIS 20.
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NEW YORK. Cnrro,r

toda,. aorks march 3I-The cotton markat
10y was less active with fiuctuatio,s IT,
regular and the undertone n sbade mn, T
ene close being barley steady AZ a ets. ~,
cine me OF 2Qf points. "ee oe-
nr;aa market opened steady at uncha neaa
months % bs an advance Of five points. near
70 tue cables and covering 7, aS
nv oweser, as though some of the Isaaing
80 psopie We're selling March ana Me-
wa, =, narsn notices were circulating In The
was notb,na ai evening-up. ana while there
trn1se IN conditions affecting The eenera,
Snnes, sshers seemed to be a tttte ,oasA
RnsInnt with prices gradually easing orr
mIddies was very dull indeed, durine The
.h uule session., when prices held cinsa ~. y.
me final figures OF YESTERDAY or ,s uhose 70
stnS SPOT demand. but when this Ala ~
e.. ny reIlection In the shane ~ ht,,Los
sss,ar ern markets. the market here becs me-
FOR III. a Anu iast prices were at the Lowest,
'S p Ievel Of yesterday O" me
or tar,eess Tor rain In East Texas tonight
w. tn1W may have promoted the daciIn
- , 1henaency. but complaints of fry yeatha-
numerous. and III made the hast. &c, NOR, nor,
poets the new crop pros
southern spot markets offIeiauv r.ro-.oa
mora seIahy unchanged. There were
N N Manchester. but foreigners ala ye.,, I,t.i
stSI 1919 mere, and 1t Ia supposed thai az
ha te interest in the old cron rnorths
"A Re Seen much ss re reduced. '''''
rs s - A],4ss last week and 13 S2s last ven
i no. sne week 100 900 bales. against "a sai
roS %.Sk ana i05,Q73 last year
nooays receipts at New Orleans s7o
to, az AGAINST 2.l79 last year, and at Hons
steady: anu crossed barely
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767 BALES ARE SOLD
RECEIPTS YESTERDAY WILL TOTAL
a3S.0OD.
The New York Market Closed Yester-
day Points Lower
Than ON the Day
Previous.

Good middling.. ......9 l6c
strict middling.. ....s S-sc
Middling ....1.. ..............33- 16c.
Strict low middiing.. !. :. ...ss- isa.
Low middling.. :. ....S Slice,
The local cotton market stili con-
tinued lively yesterday as 767 bales
were disposed of at Approximately
$4,000. The price varied from mid
basis yesterday remained the same as
that OF the day before at 9 S-18 cents.
The New York market closed 4 points
lower than the day before and the New
Orleans market, after the close Of the
New York market, dropped "a points.
which indicates that while the mar
ket is still steady. yet It has a down
There was no change IN the spot
market yesterday, with the futures q
little easier and the demand for cot
The sales of the last few DAYS were
quite large, considering the time Of
the year and were due to the willing
ness to sell on the part of some OF the
less confidential holders, who took adj
vantage OF the Lie advance.
The largest single sale yesterday was
SIS bales, the receipts of which were
approximately $4,000. This Is one OF
the largest single sales for some time
Fhis lot will be divided among East
ern and Southern mills and export.
one man said yesterday that last
week was very sluggish one. Those
who had cotton wanted to keep 1t. and
those who did not have any didn't want
any. But this week was much better
as cotton was bringing full quotations.
which indicated a healthy market.
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by the election as directors OF Urban
H. Bropghton. Charles y. BROKER. of
Ansonia. Conn.,. Thomas r. Cole. John
D. Ryan. Adolph Lewisohn. e. o. Con-
verse, Thomas Morrison, of Pittsburg /;
G. A. Gongdon. of Duluth. MINI. !:
Charles H. Sabin. Dennis Sheedy. OF
Denver; William d. Thornton ami
Charles +. King, 1t was announced
that OF the sb0.0o0.ooo capital stock of
the company only s1O.Ooo,0o0 would be
issued at present. 1t is understood
the new company has acquired control
OF the Raritan Refining Company.
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New York March 31.-Sugar raw firm
fair refining 8 52i centrifugal 96-test 4.O2
moasses sugar s.27; refined steady; crush
ed : 65; powdered s .05; granulated 4.95.
Petroleum steady: refined all ports sS.45
Coffee steady; No. Rio s%c; No. 4 San
Molasses steady; New Orleans 2sG42c.
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VIEW ORLEANS sPor corroN.
NEW oRLEANs COTTON.

New Orleans. March 3I.-Spot cotton firm,
unchanged. Mfddling 7-16c. Sales on the
spot $50 bales, to arrive 500.
Futures opened steady unchanged to one
point off Cables were favorable but bulls
We're not disposed to press the advantage
given them News from the western cotton
belt was alarming In some respects but the
long side appeared to be carrying all the
cotton 1t desired to take on. At the high
est prices were 1@3 points above the level
OF yesterdays closing. Scalpins longs SELL
ing out gradually wore the market down to
p level six to seven points lower than yes
terday's last prices. The close was at the
lowest Of the day. the tone being barely
steady.
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MEkCANTILE, PAPER.

New YORK, March 31-Close: Prime mel
camille paper II "a per cent.
Sterling exchange soft with actual bus
ness in bankers bills at 4Ss 10 for sixt
days and at 4s,. so for demand.
Commercial bills 4S5% on.
Bar silver 50%c.
Mexican dollars 44c.
Government and railroad bonds firm.
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Omaha, March sf.--with but one pre-
cinct missing, the returns from yester-
days city Republican primaries show
that John p. Breen has won the nomi-
nation of the party for Mayor by about
$50 from Harry B. ziinman Mayor
James C. Dahiman's victory over Ed
ward P. Bergman, his only opponent
for the Democratic nomination Is over
whelming
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New York Mech s1.--Butter steady. I'M
changed; receipts 6.767,
Cheese firm unchanged; receipts 219.
Eggs firm; receipts 27.6Ss; state. Penn
sylvania and nearby fancy selected white
25e; do fair 20 choice 81 % Nc; western first
20k a ale; second zoe; Southern first 20hc;
seconds zoe.
Cotton seed oil irregular; prime crude
4.18@20: do. yellow 5.22@25.
Petroleum steady.
Resin quiet.
Turpentine quiet.
Rice steady.
MOlasses steady.
Sugar raw firm; fair refining 3.52; CEN
trifusal 96-test 4.02; molasses sugar s.2T;
refined steady.
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Aannsnina of Petronino.

Palermo, March 31.-The Italian Gov
eminent has authorized the head of the
local police force to communicate d.
rectly with Commissioner Bingham in
New York regarding the assassination
in his city on March IL OF Joseph Pc
trosino, chief of the foreign bureau of
the New York detective force.
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NAVAL sToREs REyIEw.

Savannah March ell Especial because
of sudden and pressing needs on the part
of some Of the more influential exporting
INTEREST," here the local spirits of turpentine
peetedly shifted from state where there
was nothing doing" to a firm basis Of
37Hc and for the seven days net gain OF
.5sc from the previous outside opening price
(Wednesday, March 24) was recorded.
The past week witnessed several changes
times the quotations also being shifted
about several times. The market from
last Wednesdays opening. however, to the
openings OF Monday ruled generally firm
but on Monday at the opening hour the ar
ficie shifted to steady. The tone was
article continuing at 37hc BUT there was
a total absence of sales at both calls OF
that day and at the opening yesterday the
market shifted to nothing doing with last
sales at 3TMc 3-27-09. The larger buyers.
however, came in at the last minute at pre-
terday was firm at 371sc with practically all
of the available offerings taken. A consid-
cradle lot of tanked holdings here were
disposed OF at private terms early In the
week Just ended. stocks are showing a
steady dwindling. The naval stores year
closes today and the trade generally VIII
lace the new season with a general feeling
OF confidence despite the adverse conditions
which prevail at the moment.
Resins were in fairly good demand and
most OF the receipts were cared for. As
will be seen, however, most of the higher
grades have declined while the mediums and
commons are just wee BIT below the
levels OF the Tuesday preceding. Yester-
days closing values follow: Water white
SIS So; window glass IS 50; N e5.75; M
$50; X S5.o5; 81. 10; II $3.50; @ So. 40;
+ $40; ED 50 80; 50 Us.
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COFFEE MARKET.

New York, March s1.--The market for
coffee futures closed steady at a net decline
Of five 10 fifteen points. Sales were re-
ported of 10000 bags. including May at
I l0G15; July 6.55@so: September 6.25;
october 6. 05; and December g.. 05 Gl0.
spot quiet; No. Rio SIC; No. Santos
9%c; mild steady; ccrdova 9Js 41sc.
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MONEY MARKET,

New York. March 3i.-Money on call easy
bid i y Der cent offered at per cent.
Time loans slightly easier; sixty days
"a q2S per cent; ninety days "a; six
months 3 per cent.
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MONTGOMERY SECURITIER.
Alabama ROnllm.
CINCINNATI PRODUCE.

Cincinnati March 31.-Flour firm.
Wheat firm 81 33@s4.
Corn steady 6sh @6Sc.
Oats quiet "a u q 55c.
Rye quiet SEQ sac.
Provisions steady.
whlgkey steady $l.35.
Butter steady.
Eggs firmer IS q zoe.
Poultry steady; spring 20Q21c; young
chickens Is 917c; hens 13hc; turkeys l6@
%
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Car Lot Receipts.
Wheat 81 cars, with of contract grade.
Corn So cars. with OF contract grade.
Oats rs cars.
Total receiupts of wheat at Chicago. Min
neapolis and Duluth today were 241 cars,
compared with 264 cars last week and 1858
cars the corresponding day year ago.
Produce Market.
Butter-Steady; creameries 22h @23 hc:
diaries 20@25hc.
Eggs-Firm; firsts 2oc: prime firsts gle.
Cheese-Daisies 16Q16c; Twins 15c:
Young Americas 15c; Long Horns l6c.
Potatoes-Firm; choice TO fancy so@s2e;
fair to good S79S
Poultry-steadyg turkeys lie; chickens
13c; springs 15c.
to s. lib. wts.Ashc; So to Ito Ib' WITS 90
'101sc.
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Paris, March 3l.-Closing: Three per cent,
rentes OF francs 81. confines for the &C.
count.
Exchange on London rs francs 1874 CEN
times for checks.
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New York. March 31.--Trade with CHINA
on cotton, goods stlll continues The job
bling trade is light. SILK piece goods are
quiet. silk velvet ribbons are In active
demand and short supply for millinery pur-
poses Trade In knit goods is generally
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Liverpool , March 31.-Closing: Cotton
spot quiet; prices unchanged:
American middiing fair -. -. ....5. 81
tlo1d fniuuHug -. 20
Miouhng 80. ........o 20
Low mlddling ..'.4' 30
9ood ordinary ...s 49,. $3.50 ....4. ~
1fliHaFy 1850 II
The sales of the day were 5000 bales of
which 500 were for speculation and export
and included 1900 American.
No receipts.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet;
Aprli ....- $50. 49,. 49,. .s.s ......4.yo
Apri1-May -. -. -. -. ....4.e4h
tay-June .. ........ 80. 80. ..4.SI
1une-July -. -. -. 49,. ......A. 99h
July-August -. -. ......5.0 OF
August September -. -. -. ....4.9S
September October 80. -. -. a. 93 n
SeptemberrOetober -. -. -. "a 95
October November -. -. -. ..4.93M
November December 49,. -. -. "A. 90 n
Overwhelmingly -. 80. 80. -. 90
January February -. -. 49,. ..4.91h
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TREAsURY BALANCE.

Washington March 31.-Today's state
ment OF the treasury balances in the general
fund shows:
Available cash balance 49,. ..fl3355A575
Gold coin and bullion -. >. 42,3E2, 1eS
Gold certificates -. So. ...... 4I29S,S20
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New York, Mach 3l.-GpIdman, Sachs
and Company Today engaged 100000 In
gold coir for shipment TO Buenos Ayres to-
morrow and 100000 for shipment next
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LONDON STOCKS.

London, March 31.-Amercan securities
were quiet and steady during the first hour
today Price changes ranged from y be-
low to a above yesterdays New York clos
ing.
The market strengthened after the open
ConsoIs for money 80. 81 1915
do. for account "a 1915
Illinois Central 49,. $500 1851
Lou q NASH. $3.50 800 ''''' 400 ~
southern Ry... sss'.. ~ -
DO. pro. a 49,. :, -. wa
Money 2Is as per cent.
Discount rates in open market for short
bills / ~ G1 1916; three months bills els
41% per cent.
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en- IOTIIa GRAIN

ST. Louis, March 3l.--Close: Wheat, No
. red cash 81 .s402s; No. 2 hard 81. 17Q21;
May s1.1sss; July 81; os% 2 y
Corn No 2 cash sec; No, white 663Aci
Oats n track; No cash sac; No. 2
white 55 iaes May 52Mc; July 40 Aas
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liverpool, March 21.-Cosing; Wheat, spot
steady; No. ? red western winter So AID.
Futures firm; May IS 4%d; July So 5%d;
September SIS sd.
Corn; spot quiet; new American mixed
via Galveston IS lohd. FUTURES quiet; May
81 9%d.
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KANaAs CIV GRAIN.

Kansas City. March 31.-cash wheat No.
> hard 81 2Oa21; No. red sl.3s.
Corn; No. 2 mixed So; No. 2 white 63h
oats: No. white 5s95s; No mixed
" S Y0se' wheat, May s1.l2%; July ssN;
CORN; May s2R; July s1H; September
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s--2isiRG. x-ra,I,n~

x-EalltnR.
RIVER FORECASTS.
1he Coosa and the Alabama will oontJnna
to fall slowly. "At continue
WEATHER CONDITIONS
me pressure continues quite low ovar Ma,
england, and light precipitation has oc g.s~
req red from Washington City north through
. western New York. Additional light rain or
saStwa nas aIso occurred from Oregon south
"aStTra 10 the Texas panhandle. ana In
portions OF the Missouri valley, though senA
eralIy tair weather now prevails IN tha
southern, central and western districts. mn
p hsr tne ihIIuence OF an extensive area of
nlgh pressure covering the most of The In
t Terror with crest over South Dakota. The
temperature has fallen eight to ten degrees
in the middle and eastern cotton dist9icts
where light frost was quite general tbis
morning As the high" drifts southeast
ward, IL VIII cause continued fair weather
In Alabama tonight and Thursday.
y. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU
Temperature and precipitation reporta From
selected Southern stations. For the "a
AsUra ending at am.
March 81, 1909.
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New York, March 3ls--Organization
OF the New International Smelling and
Refining Company was eetscted today
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TemparatureIPPeip-
-I---litAtion
Mia Max. lInchas

Msto-T Indicates trace OF precipitation.
Drank p. CHAFrHN.
ASation Director. Weather BurAAA
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BOSTON STOCKS.


BostOn Mulch 3I.--btOcksi
ARIZONA Commercial 49,. 80. .... 1919
0Odhlion
Calumet & Arizona 80. 80. 80. ...101 y
Greene Cananea ''.' ~ -
Nevada '.'' 80. s''' ''.''' lS%
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL
ERENcH MONEY

New Orleans, March aI,-tOttOn seed OH,
prime refined II barrels per pound 500
cents.
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METAL MARKETs.

New Orleans. March 31.--Receipts Is bar
rels rosin; 2 barrels turpentine.
Exports for Liverpool $50 barrels rosin.
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s Grain Statistics.
Total clearances OF wheat and flour were
equal to 100000 bushels.
Primary receipts were 44e,0o0 bushels.
compared with 42e.00e bushels the corre-
spending day year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
~ cars corn II cars; oats rs cars; hogs
$4,000 head.
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c. B. Q. joint Is :;..e .-...- ss
6. r. I. & P. col. 4s.............,. 7sN
do. col. Bs -. ..-........ s9M
do. rfdg 4s ~. -. .... 49,. szh
C. c. G. & st. l.. gen. - 49,. ... sIA
Col Ind. 5s 49,. 49,. 80. ........ I2M
Col Midland Is 49,. -. see. ...... S4h
Col. & Sou. LIST ref Is :. 49,. ...l02h
Denv. & r. Or. Is =. .... ........ 9Ih
Distiiiers 5s 80, -. -. -. 49,. rs
Erie prior lien ~ -. 80. So. SI5s
Erie gen. Is -, -. 80. -. 14A
do. cy A, ser As -. .... =. e
do. ser. b.. -. -. .... 90
0en. Electrlc CIV. Os '''stSoH
Inter. Met. AS -. -. -. ...... 7S
Inter. Nero. Marine 4hs 1914
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NAVAL STORES.

Charleston, March Sl.-Turpentine quiet
Rosin: ABc ;s15; DE $500; FIG 50. 80:
II $40; / $500; K 81. IS: NJ $3.50; N
S5.s5; WIG $50; WV $5.75.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

Futures on the New York Cotton Ex-
chanse today ranged as follows:
lopen HIGH Low. lclose
Bid.
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Savannah March 3I.-Turpentiue quiet:
B7hc; receipts us; shipments 142.
Rosin firm; sales 9Ss: receipts 1,S11; ship
ments STA; stock 1887. b SS.25; D
sS.g7A e 1897: f s3.4o: g 50. 42h; II
s3.b2h: $40; X sos: NJ $3.50; N
s5.65; WIG $50; WV $5.75.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-01
sELMA COTTON MARKEr.

40 s.n. march 31-tSpeciaL) The nrica
Good GStnon was quoted today as follows:
strict middling - '-''''s &c
Ms.la,dIng -. :. .....sMc
Ic1s low mladling -. -. -. ...ssRo