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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
Montgomery, Ala
WALL STREET REVIEW
THE MOVEMENT IS RAGGED AND
 IRREGULAR.
After the Appearance of the Bank Statement . Buying Movement Of Great Animation Carries
 Prices Upward.

New York. Dec. s.--Todays stock market was kaleidoscopic. The move. the of fbe bank disclosing the deficit in the legal re- serves, when a buying movement of great animation and enormous volume 6nevsiopsd nevs,opps and carried prices compre- sweep. Just in the final dealings there l was rather wild throwing over of hold ings to realize profits. The result was an unsettled and irregular. closing.
 the market was uniformly weak and considerable losses showed all through the list. The upward rush of prices aiter the appearance of the bank state ment was a striking demonstration of the power of the organized speculation In the market. The explanation com monly accepted of the movement was as q demonstration of opositive con- money market. There was nothing but rumors up to the close of the market to account for this conviction and the rumors all pointed towards Washington as the source of the expected relief. The current discussion on thi ssubiect assumed that the banking position dis closed by the clearing house statement presented a position which the Secre- tary of the Treasury has stated as con- tingent upon his taking action to re- lfeve the money stringency.
 It was argued that the weeks events ehoWeu that money resources even for commercial purposes have been so largely depleted that the stringency must extend to other quarters than the stock market unless relief is forth coming: The bank statement empha- sized this condition. The rushing up of stocks on this assumption repre- sents speculative maneuver of some violence. Of the bank statement itself some scepticism was expressed over the showing of a decrease in loans in view or the course of the weak stock mar ket The loss in cash of s7,546,I00 was in excess of expectations. Foreign ex- change moved upward strongly. Con- tinental exchanges also moved strong " against London as a rise in the of- ncial discount rate of the Imperial bank of Germany on Monday was re- garded as certain.
 Paris was reported to be securing gold In the London market Sugar. Amalgamated Copper and finally Union Pacfhc were conspicuous features of the market. the last Rushing to above i4o to record level in the late out burst in the market.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10

Chica go Dec. 9.-Small receipts in the Northwest had a strengthening m. here. At the close, wheat, for May delivery was up 3-s.
 | Corn. oats and provisions were prac- tically unchanged. A firm tone prevailed Tn the wheat market throughout the day. The feature of trading was covering by shorts. but business was not large. One of the main factors in the situatlon was the continued reports Of small ar rivals of wheat at Minneapolis and Du- luth, and the consequent firm tone or the Northwestern markers, M AnStnes nc ne wheat market at Liverpool, where prices showed only slight. decline, not withstanding the slump of yesterday In May opened 1-S to 14 higher at SS 5-S to SS 3-4, sold between SS 1-2@SS 5-S and S9@S9 Is and closed at SS 7-S. Clearances of wheat ana Hour were ceipts; were 656,000 bushels against 947,000 one year ago. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts 545 cars against 4sS last week and 7ss
 Sentiment in the corn pit was i'm clined to be bearish, but covering by shorts prevented any material loss Tn values. Favorable conditions for moyeSS sources of weakness. Trading was ex- ceedingly quiet for the greater part or the Qay. l ne market CAOSSu StS@NSs May opened unchanged to Is lower at A 7-S to 45, sold up to 45 1-4@45 3.S; and closed at A 7-S, Receipts, 4l1 carsS with three of contract grade
 Fair demand by commission houses caused by light acceptances from the country, lmparted a firm undertone to the oats market Trading was aGtive with cash interest the principal sellers. May opened unchanged to a shade lower at 32 5-S@S2 34, sold between 32 5-S and 32 7-S. and closed at 32 5-S@ S2 S-2 Local receipts were 139 cars.
 Provisions were quiet but firm. feature of trading was a good demand for December and January lard. ShortS were the chief buyers. The small amount of local stocks caused the de- mand. At the close, May pork was up a trile at $13.55 G13.57 1-2. Lard and ribs were each up 2 1-2 at $7.42 1-2 and $7.22 i2@7.25.
 Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat. F ears, corn, 40S; oats. 17s; hogs, 53,000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
New York. Dec. s.-The Financier thi

New York, Dec. s.-The Financier this week says:
 !. Last weeks official statement of the New York Associated Banks was again ond time this year showing deficiency in reserve. Such ds1cit, however. was smaller by s1.7S2.X5 than it was on November Il. pn which occasion 1t was
 In the interval of four weeks the sur plus recovered to $9,15T,100 November 25, but the reduction therein of nearly $6.250,00 in the week of December 7, and consequently in deposits which lat ter affected reserve requfrements--car- = ried the surplus to so low point as seemingly to foyeshsdow the deficiency would seem that the unmistakable in- dications of a deficiency last week that were disclosed by current direct move ments of money out of the banks and through sub treasury operations should have resulted in more extensive con traction in loans than were effected, thus reducing deposits and preventing There I1 appears. however. to have been only the moderate loan contraction of $7s561,500 last week. possibly que to excessive requirements for accommoda- tion for stock speculation. The cash loss was S7.756i00. which sum was much greater than the highest or the estimates that were based upon the traCGaDlG movements Ol ulOuCy uui III Q the week The heavy loss seems to in dicate that if money was attracted to this center from interior cities to the extent that was expected for the pur- pose of taking advantage of the htgh sh tate to be fully reflected in the o5s ststs sao which amount very narrowly agrees with the sum of the reduction in loans plus the loss of cash; theretore the pan 1nI \ return showed a good balance. The required reserve was reduced, though inc decrease in deposits by $3. 734,2OO which sum deducted from the loss oi of.ii cash left $3,S11, 300 as the reduction m reserve to $1,246,525 deficiency.
 Computed upon the basis of $S.56s.SoO plus of SS95,555. It is noteworthy that circulation was decreased by $79!, zoo making a reduction in this item of $l, S3s.s0 in the fortnight during which loans have been expanded by $4.O32.50O net Moreover, the excess of loans over deposits last week amounted to the inn portant sum of $24.085, 100 following an excess of $i6,709.S0 in the previous week, indicating that the banks are em- ploying largely their available re- sources.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATION
(COrrected Daily,

(COrrected O0tly.S
 'ssssrch&corn. s@1oe: stAadsrd -oods pearl ssasse' si0's Imp sAe' nickel pack 4Asi; ARi;cs.Eztra fancy, s#o: head 4Oso;
 sinseaTMpsr sfaswasxs5s10s saion s laSsss S0'
 sRoss ssmRsp Sllss@ fancy 'iiT; isS
 's sod tsHsg s.s &Sx Ginger S faass pa,sa st :s haI asA
 ST,s;-sRssr S,;-sss, 0s.s s.sri i';sS per sack 'i''
 f.ard-Leaf sAc: compound. 6Ac; basis tierces. - ,,a
 Grain and hay-Bran sl. .05: shorts s1.l5; corn chops. s5c; corn Ssc: cats. mixed. 45c; soc; Johnson grass. s5c; rust proof oats 5Oe. Burt Seed oats 65c.
 baied Ss 50: sacks $i 50; cotton seed meal. '-c; -cc;hssss-Fancy full cream IsS' special ss Tagging New Sc lx lb; new sugar sack. soo yard ya d sa Salss cs '%o Sara'
 MsstShiS Ssiss ;sStsa1u sSe; E,S ssoOH ssnDA sAN pas. ssi, snd :a9sS aSm, ooa K ssves si 90; sardines. American. oil %s'1Srd' sse ;mgea..a Ss sos os:Yslt .s;
 Molasses-Georgta cane. Dol. N5c per al- lon: eases, gallons. g 75; per case; T. ls syrup; Log Cabin, gallons. sl4; h gallons, Al bu: quarts, S4.25 per dozen.
 sHkar-Granuiated Sc; F. + C. 4sc.
 Hides-Dry flint. 16c to 17e; dry salted 15c: green salted 1oc.
 WooI-Clear 24c to 2bc-
 Fruit 6 Produce--Red onions st. o5 per bu potatoes, Wisconsin stock. Sl o5 hu.: New York Danish cabbage. good keeping, hard head stock, 2c lb.; fancy apples s46S bbL : russets. s4.s5; Florl, oranges S2.S5 box; bagas sI.e5 sack, standard Amer beans S2. 35 bu.: white peas $2. 25 bu.; apple and white wine vinegar 15e gal cocoanuts sS Els sack fancy full cream cheese 15c ib. ; fancy lip peanuts sc lb. choice peanuts oc in.; evaporatde apples 90; dried apples 50 lb. bags 6lsc h.: lemons 4:15; Cal. kai-- sins 2 CT. IFS: CT. 1:ss box: Cal. b.: California peaches. se p; large Brazil nuts lsc: mixed nuts 25 lb. boxes l2ne; walnuts F lsc lb.: Tarragona almonds ito; spanish onions s1 75 crate: heavy weight Maaasa seeaIRye' S per Sa: wheat s1.5c: bar icy, yI: crimson clover. 12c; alfalfa l5 O zoe per ib.: onion sets. white =Atns S2; pearl ty: blue Gl ass. Is @ Isn per ID.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
MONTGOMERY COTTON
SPOTS nEcEpED ON INFLUENCE or FUTURES.
W. F. Brown, the Ball Leeder, Advises His Friends te Walt Tor
 Much Higher Level
 of Prices.

Soot cotton receded another f-Sc yes 4tcrday and at the close of business mlu- ding was quoted at II S-ss .,,na m Ago Iots mirht have brought q better figure.
 Thc lower market was due 10 the conduct of futures which, during the short session were influenced py rs new from abroad, where the ginncrs repo,s had heer1 received as an unfavorapie Tbe future market opened about 10 poir,ts off on news from LiverpooI, uus later in the day reeosereHi Scsa tirures rre with rcod undercurrent which augured wsi' ~ for Mondays situation. No douot tnt bull clique took on more noio.u,Si .a,Si aas the lower level and they are s' hieSer claring themselves TOT muc"
 During the day W. P; Brown sent sens the following telegram to the rauo throughout the country: notb. inc that we did not already know, namely. 1t is one of the most rap,ors o,.s gathered. ginned and marKe'eo c'op' on ..rhs ynarket is now about cent from the top. and in my Judgineennr enr sholId he bought at present prices TOT bir adyance. This market IS per fsctly healthy. Instead ot the os s, cline reaching stop orders It brtnss III snme good legitimate buying orders. The interest in the market IS compaIas lively small. The, public has ieafnea sa,nsthing about speculating in the last few years and they now pu. s UP five and ten dollars per pale niafs 1sI faw years ago. |. +o huv
 My advice to my friends IS 10 puy cotton on all easy periods ana stay with it for big advance ane Ry Tgures @ that are put out daily by specuiators and market manipularors.
 This sort of information is stimuia'- ing to the spot holders.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
 xsw oriesns Dee s.--Followtng were tne
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
MARINE NEWS.

Mobile, Dec. 9.--AIriVed str. san Marcos, Mcintosh. New York.
 Cleared Strs.. John Wilson. Nor. Hansen, Ceiba; Mercator. Nor, Schaum, Puerto Cor tex; Espana, Mar. Daniesen. Puerto Cor taE
 New Orleans. Dec. S-Cleared strs.. In- dian. Br.. Daniel. Havre: Dromoonby. Br., Evans, Aerhuus Via Norfolk; Arcadia liar Br.. Millsn.HHavre via Newport News.
 Port Eads., Dec. 3.-Arrived StTs.. ChaI- mette. Birney, Havana; Darien. Br,, Chad wick, Liverpool; Green Jacket. Br.. Palmer, na.
 Sailed: strs;, Alabama. Nor. Giemre, Ceiba; Joseph Nacarro, Br., Marullo, Ceiba: Comos Kemble. New York: Mandeline, Br.' Rasmussen; Aarhuus; Iris Nor, Devig, Esb- jorg. via Norfolk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
NOTICE.

Reference is made to the advertise ment of the long established stock and bond firm of A. Strassburger, 26 Com merce Street of this city, whose spe- cialty Is high grade investments.
 Among the many daily transactions recently handled by the Strassburgers are the following:
 $310,o0O Montgomery Street Railway 6 per cent bonds, maturing 1923, all sold in Montgomery.
 $T5, 900 Alabama and Tennessee State bonds.
 $15,O00 Montgomery paving 6's.
 S65,000 local bank stocks.
 Many other choice securities have been sold by this firm to local investors since the oeghning of the busy sea- son.
 Buyers and sellers will consult their Pipterests oS \. Strassburger, who refersI anks ana other institutionq adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON. |. ... 6rlna,s nac a-CnttOn. nOmin
NEW yORk COTTON,

New York, Dec. 9.--The cotton maT- lxet opened weak at a decline of 14@2s points and increased the loss to mat fer of 20m24 points on the active months soon after the call under active Iiauida ation, inspired by the lower ca bles and influence of the bearish con struction placed on yesterdays census report.d There was good demand from recent sellers and fresh bulls on the de- cline and toward the middle of the morning. the market steadied up or points. ..n bales. against 57.754 last week and 5s.s40 last year. For the week (esu. mated). .75.000 bales, against 291, ,62S last week and 326.1S4 last year.
 Todays receipts at New Orleans. S. sos bales, againet 9.0s6 last year and at Houston lf,21S bales. against l6,IOI last wear.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
SEARCHED A $2O BILL CAPRICE AGAINST YOUNG NEGRO
 OF SELMA.
 Bound over to Grand Jury in Sum of $3OO-Iaaac Emerson Tried
 For Selling stolen -... .:t..*~+ Goods. .-@
Advertiser Bureau,

Advertiser Bureau,
 Selma. Dec. 9.
 Selma Burton, a young negro, was tried in the. court of Justice of the Peace Floy& this morning on the charge of having snatched a $20 bill from an old negro man from the coun try yesterday afternoon. The old nes gro was standing on the street with tn ebill in his hand when Burton came along and saw the money. He grah- bed the greenback and ran down the street.
 This morning Burton was arrested and carried before Justice Floyd and tried for the offense. He was bound over oawait the action of the next grand jury nthe sum oG $500. and as he could not make the bond he was sent to jail. Burton has just finished serving a lengthy sentence on the streets of the city for breaking into a store.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
NEW yoRx GENERAL MARKET.

New York, Dec. 9.-FIour duII, but IIIm.,
 Cotton seed oil; firm; prime crude. nomi-
 Coffee spot Rio easy; No: invoice i-iec. .suild. quiet Cordova Q 4 10%
 Sugar, raw strong: fair refining l-l6V aHc: centrifugal s5-test 3sc; moiasses su- gar 1s-is @2Mc: refined 1 firm: Tn sS. .s as. No. 10 s3. 90; No II s3.s5; No. F $3. 80: No IS ss.7s: No. II s3. 7s; Confectioners A A s4 .55: mould ss.o5; cut loaf sS ;4o; crushea Q kI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
For Selling stolen Goods.

Isaac Emmerson, a negro, was tried in police court this morning on the charge of having sold goods that he had stolen from freight cars in the wards of the Southern Railway A few weeks ago when Police Officer La tham arrested Bob Stodemire, a negro, for running a fence in the eastern part of the city and buying goods fro mthe thieves who stole them from the cars of the Southern Railway it was said that Emmerson was one of his business friends.
 Since then Latham has been on the lookout for Emme eson and late yes- terday afternoon succeeded in locating an darresting him nthe charge of selling stolen property This morning he was tried on the charge and was hound over t oawait the action of the next grand jury i nthe sum of $500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
Au EriovabIe CIub NIeetInE,

Mrs. Waltham Kahn entertained the members fthe Married Ladies Euchre Club Thursday afternoon in her usually
 charming manner at her home on Sel- ma street Palms a ndbows of red chrysanthemums formed the decora- tions.. Mrs. Albert Meyer won the tro- phy. a set of hand embroidered doilies.
 During the afternoon a delicious unch- con was served.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
xrw rorK COTTON FUTURES. /,
IryrnPoor COTTON FDTUREs.
Nuyr oRfEANs COTTON.

New Orleans, Dec. 9-~There was very nt- tie doing in the spot market TOT the reason fuse to sell at present prices Sales soo oales including 200 to arrive: 0uotatiohs un- shanred MiddiinE IF 1-1ec. -
 F,lfures opened dull and prices ware 10 in % points lower than last evenings flnals Thir decline caussd active purchasing and nrices were driven up steadily until near the end of the session when values on the more distant positions eased off a few points. put inc market finally closed firm. the Hst Showing net gains of , to points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
 RazA 0A zn.a..a

Past 2A Hours.
 The disturbance South of Key West yester- day has moved northward. being now cen tral off the North Carolina coast. causing general and light 10 moderate rains over the eastern half of the cotton belt. with high ward over Lake Superior. Temperatures average slightly higEer south of the Ohio River but extensive area of decidedly high barometer moving southeast over the northern slope of the rockies Is giving fair weather over the Western half of the coun-- try. with sharp tempe rature falls over Mon-- tana. western portions of the Dal<otas and readings of two degrees below zero in Wy oming As this high barometer area sweeps eastward 1t will cause fair. colder weather in this section tonight with continuous fair and cold Sunday aud temDeratures at slightly below freezing Sunday night.
 by the Weather Bureau for saieoted South ern stations during 2$ hours ending am December O. lQ0s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
THE METAL MARKET.

New York. Dec. e---while business was without fresh feature in the absence of ca bles the metal markets were Eeneralty tirm' Spot tin $35. 45 t0 S55 70, . Copper is nominal, Lase Ike ana electric n" Lead ruled firm $5. 5.35 e 10. Spelter firm $6 .40@6. 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
NAVAL SPORES.

Savannah. Ga, Dec 9.-Turpentine firm, Gle; sales 617 receipts 677; shipments 2,572 ments 3.SC4.
 Quote: ABC. s2.77A; D S2.sO: E s2.s7h; s8. s7Is; K $3.s IA M $4.4f: N Sl.S5; we S5 10: wv S5.SO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York, Dec 9.-The week ended in the dry goods market with a A;eneral upward tendency to prices, Though buying was restricted there was demand for spot goods.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
Mrs. Tissier Entertnins.

Mrs. Charles Tissier was at home Fri day morning to a few married friends when bridge was played for several hours. Ferus and vases of cut flowers were tastefuIy placed in the apartments
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
Meeting of Book Club.

Miss Parab Morgan was hostess yes terday afternoon for the members or gum and the music ow thethe West n the West End Book Club. Miss Man gum was leader of the program. lne subject was Wagner and the Music of the Future.
 Miss Melvin read a paper on Rich ard Wagner and the Music Drama" af- ter discussion of the papers refresh ments were served.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
KANSAS CITY LIvEsTcCK.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.

New Orleans Dec 9.--Sugar firm; open kettle 3@SKc: open kettle centrifugais SB @ 2 7-fec; centrifugal whites < c 4c; yellows 3K @S%c seconds eG3hc.
 Moiasses. open kettle 204soc; centrifusai SC zoe. .-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10

Sam Williams or Harris. the negro who was shot on board the steamer Nettie Qaill last Monday near Fort land. in this county. by two white men, was brought to Selma early s 1nis mornine on e steamer Ouachita. The negro was in the charge of Deputy sheriff Trigg and was taken to the county jail where he will receive medi- cal treatment. The negro is suffering from two gunshot wounds in the side.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
rpEAs,rRy RALANCES.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Washington, Dec. 9.-Todays statement oi the treasury baalnces in exclusive of the gold reserve shows available cash balance l37S4456e; gold ,$S2.02T.92l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
YU NGS RE s "A RANT. 26 North Court Street.
 THE PLACE FOR Every DelicaCy of Land and Sea.

city wharf this morning at 6 o'clock from Mobile with a very light cargo of miscellaneous freight and small passenger lis. The boat left this af- ternoon on the return trip with light freight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York. Dec 9,-The market for coffee futures opened irregular at unchanged prices to a decline of 15 points Trading was rather quiet at first, but there was con- tinuatton of recent Wall street speculation and the market towsrd the close was very weak and unsettled in spite of fairly steady
 at a decline of 20 aS5 points. Sales s2'-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
AsW YORK sTnCK LlsT.

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used for the occasion. No prize was given but after the game an elaborate luncheon was served
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
socInI anti PernonaI.

Rev. J. L. Rosser of Richmond, Va. reached here today and is the guest of Hon. H. S. D. Mallory. Mir Rosser will preach at the First Baptist Church both tomorrow morning and evening,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
Temperauee Lecture Tomorrow.

Under the auspices of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, Dr. Anna Shaw will deliver lecture tomorrow afternoon at the Academy of Music. Dr. Shaw Is one of the most famous women in the world and will draw large crowd. At one time she was the pastor of a church in New York with 500 members.
 An attractive musical program has been arranged. The lecture will begin about S:3O o'clock and every one will be given a cordial welcome.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
rise. = Indicates fall

---1, River Forecast fFor next two daysy The Coosa and upper Alabama will rise
 slowly: the lower Alabama will remain near lY stationary
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10

land will leave Monday for Montgom- cry, where they will be attendants at the McKenzie-Scott wedding. Mrs. Frank Scott and1ittle James Goodwin have returned home after a pleasant visit to relatives in Anniston
 Miss Sadie Lobman of Montgomery is expected here in a few days to bs the guest of Miss Corinne Leva.
 Miss Irma .Stoll, who has been visit. ing Miss Blanche New, has returned tc her home in Montgomery.
 Miss Rosebud Land returned home after spending a short while in Colum- bus. Ga.
 B. J. Schuster will leave Monday for New York City for a short stay.
 John Morgan Burns left today for Denver. Col, where he intnds to live in the future.
 C. A. Sharpe. wife and little son ar- rived here today from Cleburne, Texas.
 J. C. Henderson, a prominent bankse of Troy spent today in the city.
 S. A. Smith has returned from baae- mess trip to Demopolis.
 F. H. Love and s, P. Karpe .(asg tonight from Mobile
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
Stockholders Meeting

The annpsl am 1 meeting of the stoekhold' gomery will be held at it's banking rooms on Tuesday, January sth 1906, a, 12 o'clock noon for tho election of a ton of any other business that may properly come before the meeting.
 A. S. Woolfolk,
 Cashier
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10
STATIONS.

indicates trace Of precipitations.
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE Section Director. Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10

Misses Nell McKinnon and Rosebud land will leave Monday for MontEom- cry, where they will be attendants at the McKenzie-Scott wedding.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-10

Steamer Onaehifa Arrives. The steamer AuQachita reached the