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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-19
VIRGIN FAUNCE's COTTON LETTER.
 lover Private Leased WirAN

NEW YORK. June Is.-The cotton mar ket opened very strong today in consequence of the better cables from the English mar ket. The latter due to decline of to 5 points on the old crops and to come un- changed to a point lower for the new op- tions. opened somewhat lower and closed at a net gain of ' and ? points respectively on the old and now options. The local shorts were the best buyers early in the day. and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-19
MARINE NEWS.

NEW ORLEANS-Cleared: Strs Venus, Nor, Tysland. Port Limon; Taunton. Nor, Ellefsen Bocas del Toro; George Dumois, Nor. Sarenssen. Ceiba; Rosina, Br., Hurry. Ceiba Schwarzburg. Ger. Boelman, Ham burg via Newport News; Banan. Nor, Bjon- ness, Greytown; Louisiana, Hopner, Havana,
 PORT EADS.-Arrived; Strs. George Du- mois Nor. Sarsnssen. Ceiba: Florida. Sim mons Port Arthur. Sailed: Strs. Brewster. Ger. Korff, Port Limon; Louisiana, Hop ner. Havana
 MoRILE-Arrived: Str Mercator. Nor. Kaisen. Cienfuegus Cleared: StrS. Marca- tor. Nor, Kaisen. Vera Cruz; Alm. Nor Olsen, Progresso; Comal, Woodward, New York.
 KEY WEST.-Arrived Strs. Lampasas. Staples, Galveston and sailed for New YoIk: Mascotte Allen Havana and sailed for P' rt Tampa, tug Osceola. Tortugas: schrS I.cpise Hastings Sawyer, Cardenas; Wave. Carey Cardenas
 NORFOLK.-Sailed: Str Kennett Rr., Torney. Port Antonia: Ursula Bright. Br., Cccke. Southampton.
 NEWPORT NEWS-Arrived: Str. Albano. Ger, Kudenhold, Hamburg, Sailed: Str. Rappahannoek, Br.. Buckingham, Liverpool.
 PENSACOLA.-Arrived: Strs Nord. Nor. a"vU hsen, NGbile' Queenswood, Br., Neville. Havana. Cleared: Str. Principessa Letitia, Montanary, Cette and Genoa,
 PORT TAMPA.-Arrived: Str. Ixia, Br.. Robinson. Boston; Santurce. Frederick New Orleans Sailed: Schr. Samuel W. Hatha- way, Kent. Boston.
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NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-Coffee-Spot Rio steady; No. invoice, 7%. Mild firm; Cor dova, 94Gt2,
 sugar-Raw firm; fair refining. 3%; cen trifusal' Se test, 3 7-S2 moiasses sugar, I 40; No 8, 1. 40; No. 9, .35; No. 10, A. 30; No. II. 4.2o; No. 12. 4.2o; No. 1s. As; No. 14. 40; confectioners A. 4.75; mould A, 3. 25 cut loaf and crushed 5 so; powd- cred, 5 .OO; granulated. {. 90; cubes 5 l5
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. June IS.-The dry goods market ends the week quietly with buyers showing no particular desire to operate ex- cept In conservative quantities for immedi- ate requirements No further revisions in prices have been reported and little change Is expected in the immediate future
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NEw nnI.EANa srnAn

NEW ORLEANS. June 18.--Sugar strong; open kettle. 2& 93 3-i6; open kettle centrl- fugaL 3d3M; centrifugal whites. 4L @4A; Yeliows. x q4 5-1s; seconds. 2ts 93%
 Molasses nominal: open kettle. 20Q2s; centrifugal lo@1S.
 Syrup nominal 2o@2k
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ST. LoUTs PRoyIsIoNs.

ST. LOUIS June 1s.-Flour, dull and un- changed.
 Whiskey steady. 1, 321k.
 Pork higher; jobbng. 12.57A. Lard higher; prime steam. 6 20 Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts S. %; clear ribs, s.12h short clear, S.62h.
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Caldwell, Ward S Co.'S Market Letter.

NEW YORK. June 1s.-There is very lit- tie in the way of news about the cotton market to chronicle this week. We have had continuance of beautiful, seasonable weather generally over the belt. reports of which have been sent out from day to day. There Is still complaint of unsatisfactory trade conditions and no business to report In spot markets. either American or foreign, and opinions as to the general crop and trend of the market Is pretty much the same this week last And at present writing the sentiment is predomi atingly bearish. although 1t is generally recognized and believed by conservative thinkers that present prices are cheap enough for this season of the year; but with such reports of the new crop as every one is receiving 1t Is impossible for the bulls to accomplish much in the way of a rally for any advance is the signal for the bears to throw out new short lines There are some reports of the boil weevil in increased numbers and reports of the flooded district in the central Mississippi valley varied. Some esti- mate that S0O.000 acres. producing 12O 900 bales of cotton, have been totally destroyed and has been replanted in corn. Weather reports from parties who claim to know the situation thoroughly, saying that 50,00O bales Is the maximum possible loss. The reports of damage from the boil weevil are becoming so numerous we feel that it may be of interest to get some facts from the Government and We have a report from Mir. L. O. Howard, chief of division of entomology in which he states that the de partment estimates the damage for cotton in Texas caused by Mexican boll weevi last year was about Sl5000. 900 in actual cotton destroyed. This means. on a basis of 10 cents pound for cotton. about 300. 900 bales which is considered conservative and a full estimate of the weevil damage. Private advices confirm belief in e maximum damage last year of possibly 250O 900 to BOO 900 bales. In all crop estimates and crop talk the weevI is now taken into consldera- tion as such destructive factor, allowance Is made for the above loss. It may be well here to call attention to tho fact that the increased acreage in Texas and territories this year is 1000 acres. which is mostly vir- gin land and should easily produce Ib bale of cotton to the acre. that the possible supply from this increased acreage should more than offset any loss from weevil dam
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-19
LTyERPOOL COTTON TUTUREs.

LIVERPOOL. June 1s.-cotton futures opened quiet and closed very steady. American middling, g. O. c.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-19

CINCINNATI PROVISIONS. CINCINNATI. June 1S.-Flour easy. Lard steady, co. Bulk meats quiet. 700. Bacon firm. 8 00GS.12h. Whiskey quiet, ,2S. Sugar firm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-19
futures ranged as follows:
Cash quotations were as follows.

Cash quotations were as follows: F'lour-Quiet and easy.
 Wheat--No. spring 92995; No. 8, $50 92 No red. 9S@1.0O
 Corn--No 2. 4Sd49; No. 2 yellow 50. Oats-No. 2, 41q41h; No. white, 420 43%
 Mess pork, per bbl., i2 5o012s5 Lard, per 100 lbs. 6.T5d6.T71h. Short ribs sides. loose. 7.O09725 Short clear sides. boxed, 7.00G7.25 Whiskey basis of htgh wines. 1.2a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-19

the demand from this source was quite ac- tive On the better levels there was . fair line of profit taking sales but the cotton coming out well taken. and through out the day there was somewhat better tendency. However. there was still consid- erable nervousness and uncertainty with re- gard to the old crop months. in that there was believed to be some big manipulation in progress and strong interests were cred tied with being inclined to manipulate The long interest in the South was figured to have been materially reduced. and conse- auentiy some of the local bulls worked to get the Southern interests to cover. The movement was moderate and the statistics on the whole were quite bullish, but natur- ally so in view of the approaching ending of the season. The weekly summary of the Chronicle was about as expected, and the private telegrams from the South general iy reflected favorable general crop con dition. The nights were considered little too cool however. but this is an obstacle which may be readily overcome any time since the time for hot weather is practically at hand. Lack of moisture was noted in some of the southern sections of the Miss issippi valley. but the crop was not figured to be suffering any.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-19


 tBy Private Wire to Caldwell. Ward X Co,
 NEW ORLEANS. June 1s.-After declin- ing POS points from the high of last Sat urday for July, 12.96 to TO- S8 yesterday, and 63 points on October. 9.97 to 9.34. the market for future contracts ruled steadier today because of Liverpool being better than expected. Cables from the English market stated that the market looked over sold and that present prices were low enough. There was said to be a better feel ing abroad. as the assumption was that the market was short, that present prices were safe, even should they go temporarily lower the opinion being based upon the large short interest sustaining prices. Variations in the worlds visible supply during the week were rather bearish, since sp!nners took only 109- 900 bales of American, against 10000 cor responding week one year ago. reducing consumption basis to 99S7, 900 bales com pared with a crop basis of S1o. .043, ,00o. plus receipts of new cotton to September 1st. I The New York Chronicle reported favorable progress of crop. and Bradstreets weekly review stated that reports as to cotton were almost universally favorable, 1t making good progress in the lower Mississippi valley and growing finely in Georgia, Alabama and Texas. Nevertheless. contracts at the Liv- erpool market closed higher than yester- day for old crop months and 2 up for new crop positions. but spots were lower by points sales of only 1000 bales trad CTS concluded that the improvement in the English market was affected more by Liver pool than by covering of shorts. though there was some little buying for such &C., counts. Weather conditions so favor aole that shorts are not d1sposed to cover, believing in very favorable weekly crop | bulletin near Tuesday. of further liquidation | in summer months before Notice day" | next Friday and monthly crop report by the Government showing an improvement | Tn condition of about 10 per cent over last l bureau report of S3, weather having been | so favorable past three weeks. In the meanwhile there is very little demand for actual cotton, receipts of which are now | running little heavier than one year ago. and as speculation is not active, probabili- | ties that prices will lOwHr fnF want of support. which is not in evidence owing to the many bearish features sur rounding the market. Weather forecast Is | for continuation of dry conditions in all
 sections of the belt, except probably scat
 tered showers in sections of northwestern portion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-19
a. E. PIERCE s cos COTTON LETTER.

Nby PrtvAte Wire from olDcEt ~ 1tAy-t
 NEW ORLEANS, June Is-An unexpect. edly good Liverpool confronted traders this morning. the best feature of which were the higher prices for near months. and the very moderate decline in spots. while winter months retained their accustomed parties. Cables were of rather more encouraging tendency, though carrying undertone of doubt as to a lasting improvement Beyond the more favorable foreign market there no incentive to advance values here, the visible supply statement issued late last evening admitted of only bearish con struction and the week was brought to a close with a continuance of good weather and forecasts of no unfavorable changes Some short covering was noticeable and the market not subjected. to the usual amount of hammering by bearishiy inclined room traders, all evidencing willingness to rest with smaller interests over Sunday and as result trading became particular iy light The record of the week shows shrinkage in values of about q. 25 per bale on July cotton and s2.25 for December, and leaves with the impression that while reactions from the present levels not improbable, further recessions will be ob- served before changes fin conditions will be of such importance to overcome the prepondenance of sentiment manifestly bearish. due to a belief fin a large coming yield and unsatisfactory trade conditions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-19
DAILY COTTON MARKET.

NEW, ORLEANS June 1s.-cotton steady; sales, 1.i50. Ordinary SIS; l; good ordinary, 9 15-16: How middlng. 10 9-16: middiing. a1M; good mlddling II 7-16: middling fair, Il if-f6 Receipts. 1902; stock, 112.6S2.
 GALyESTON.-Quiet middling, 1l% re- ceipts, 135, stock, s.7T1.
 MOBILE.--Nomfnal middling. 11b; re- ceipts, l,0I1; stock. 1892.
 SAyANNAn.-Easy middlng 11h; re- ceipts, 176; sales II; stock, 3o,645.
 RLESTON.--Nominai; receipts, 50; stock. 1.eS5.
 WILMINGTON. - Nominal; receipts. 6; stock. 2s2.
 NoRFoLK.-Receipts 200: stock. 2,soo
 ALTIMORE.--Nominal; middling, HIS; stock, es6
 BOsToN.-ffoliday.
 PHILADELPHIA. Steady; middling, Il 95; stock. 397.
 ST. LoUIS.--Steady: middling. 11%; re- ceipts. 2S3 stock. 12.549.
 NEW YORK.-Cotton quiet: middling il 70; gross receipts 2.67S; sales. 345; stock 64.Ss4
 Total today and consolidated: Net receipts 2.454; exports. to Great Britain, 451; to continent. 2.253; stock. 223, S64.
 Total since Sept. 1: Net receipts. 7,035,- sso, exports. to Great Britain. 23s7.75s; to France, ESQ., to continent, 2,522,s to Japan, 4e536; to Mexico, 26,67s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-19
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES. NEW ORLEANS, June 1s-Cotton futures

NEW YORK, June 1S.-Following wer the quotations on the cotton exchange to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. June 1s-Practically perfect weather conditions for the maturing and harvesting of wheat caused weakness in the market for that cereal today. Covering by shorts resulted in recovery. Final figures on July were unchanged: corn Is down Mc; oats off % @ hc and provisions unchanged.
 One of the most striking overnight changes affecting the wheat market was the decided advance at Liverpool. Under the influence of firm cables the market opened strong, July being up q &c to Hc at s4% to S&ss 6s4%. Another factor that helped to strengthen the situation was that sharp falling off in shipments from Aus tralia. There were also rumors of foreign orders here for immediate shipment at about a working basis. The possibility of domestic millers and foreigners competing for the small stock of old wheat was enough to give short sellers of July feeling of un- easiness. There was, however much realiz- ing by local longs at the advance. As a re- suit July eased off to s4A Gs4% after work ing up again to S4h, the price started on gradual decline. occasioned largely by sell ing on fears of bearish statistics on Monday Weather conditions, which were almost per- feet, tended to weaken values Northwest ern houses were constant sellers throughout the day. Reports from the Northwest were suggestive of an increased movement in the near future. Just before the close there was renewed covering and practically all the loss was regained. The low point on July was reached at S3%. The close was ct S4ds4h. September ranged between 79as a79x @79% and closed at ssh Qs9%. Clearances equaled 153.100 bushels. Pri-
 
 321.7o0 year ago
 The initial strength in wheat exerted a supporting influence on the market at the start. holding prices the first hour a trifle above yesterdays close. Weather, however, too favorable and receipts too liberal to allow of any considerable bull ish enthusiasm Business small. July 7opened a shade lower to hc higher at 48& 44Sh to 4Sh, sold between 47% and 4s%, | closing at 47%. Receipts. 364 cars. Ss con- tract grade.
 Selling of oats followed the weakness of other grains liquidation of July being a | feature There very little demand. | July opened shade higher at 3Sk, sold off | to 3sh and closed at 3S%. Receipts, 94 | cars
 Trading in provisions was almost at a l standstiIl. there being an almost total ab- | sence of demand. Prices were barely l steady. September pork closed 21k@5c | lower at 23 s5; lard was unchanged at 6.s7k. and ribs up 2lsc at 745,
 Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat 20 | cars; corn, 40; oats, 94: hogs, 10000 head. ha SyFu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-19
THE CAPITAL CITY CUTTER.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, SUNDAY JUNE io 1eo% NO. VI
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-19
MARKETS FOR FUTURES
BETTER PRICES RESULT FROM
 LIVERPOOL CABLES.
New Crop Held steady-Business Was Quiet After Slight Break--Re- ceipts Larger Than
 Last Years.

NEW YORK, June lS.-The cotton market opened firm at an advance of Bn23 points on the. old crop and of 3@
 10 points on the new crop position, or fully as high as warranted by the firm CT Liverpool cables. Weather condi- tions remained nearly perfect and fol- lowing the call the market ruled rather easier, particularly as to the old crop months. which came in for renewel of liquidation under pressure from lead- ing room operators. The new crop, however, held fairly steady and mo fer- ate covering for over-Sunday. notwith- standing the favorable character of the weather forecast. Business was very quiet and after breaking to about 1925 for July and 10.58 for August. the mar ket showed little tendency either way with new crop positions holding near the opening figures. Receipts of cot ton at the ports today were 2,454 bales, against 1.644 last week and 2.121 last year. For the week. 12.000, against 14.796 last week and 15.436 last year. Today's receipts at New Orleans. SIG bales. against 1907 last year and at Houston, 1iS bales. against 55 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-19
TREAsVRY RAIANCEs
cINCINNAIT PRnYl

WASHINGTON, June 1S-Treasury bal ances. sl64,7s5,33s; gold. se4,663.s77.
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