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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
WALL STREET REVIEW
THERE ARE CONTINUED INDIVIDUAL
 OASIS OF STRENGTH.
Repetition of Wednesdays Flurry In the - Call Money Market. and Interest
 on Time Loans are
 Marked Up.

New. York Dec; L--Thers were continued individual eases of strsasth in the stock ssds s ssg the Y general depression was %iess marked than for. the early days of the week. The effect of these movements has shown a progressive decline throughout the week. The depression which became dominant in cause in the course of the money market. Not only was there repetition of the. ket. but the interest rates on time loans ,1, were marked up sharply and for sixty days to the six per cent rate which announced M '9o to premium above that rate.
 The statemsnt of the regular express bssncs in asos os shia in's essr wssk through the sub-Treasury and tbs posses 10 that institution on routine operations are on the regular eaport % n mon.mans 9llot. the gain
 Resides the loss thus indicated which os sos sa k.ase s ss.a; iS ssls %Sss%sai n"s.;SI: .issset and sent which has not come to the knowiedge H1 ins tas Mdsabrssa desDIis Th bullion to above the mintage price of silver with gold is thus profitable. aA 'o'"as'
 The effect upon the money market here is money market of the day was affected in addition by the temporary reauirements of the December settlement was a matter of situation was more influential aoday than at any time during the disturbances in that country even during the period of military rexerses In the Japanese war.
 The direct effect here in the way of sell sng or securities for foreign account was not very important but sinister reports were in circulation in the financial district as to commercial and financial conditions in Rus sia. Paris was reported to be selling Rus sian notes in London to secure gold and sharply in way to Indicate renewed pres sure from that quarter upon the London money market
 under the offerings of finance bills prompt- ed by the hardness nf the local money mar kst Discount and money rates. however, some thrilled requirements for the redemp- ton on next Thursday of s70000. coo of ex- cneqner bills While the completion of this tions in London. the end of tho year re- quirements will have to be prepared for almost at once. The same period offers
 New York and Chicago discount fell to lo per cent discount today. compared with par ,, on n Wsdnesday something was made of the assembling of Congress and the threatened railroad rate legislation The news of the reiinauishment by the Erie of it's reversion to !. P. Morgan and Company was regarded as explaining the recent failure of the Fries to share in the rise in the mar ket owing tc the dissatisfaction now known to have been caused by that project The lowest prices of the day were touch ed in the last half hour of the market and last prices were near the level with the closing tone easy.
 Bonds were easy: total sales pnr vaIuo S2s2s.0oo. United States bonds were ua- NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
MoNTGoMER. CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
fC0rrectefl DaiIy.l

(Corrected DaiIy.) ~.' These prices are ct wholesale and not to W starch@corn. s@1oc: standard good, pearl 3hc; gloss Imp. shc; nickel pack Rice.E1tra fancy. shc: head 40Sc: 0Fsssn ssis&EH1srpoo EsHs: saDIn si 's Virginia SOo
 vinegar-per g-ilon l4@22c.
 Coffee-Green. common sh @1oc: prime 1oh @1Ohc; choice. ll@11hc; fancy 120 candIes--stiek, sc: fancy 60 1oc
 Crackers-xXx sodS, shc; XXX Ginger FtSur.gssl' no.1 of narTs,s; ;s 5n MiSh Rs:snt ariit,-Per bbI. .s.75;, per sack. sl.sk
 Meai-sbc; psari 1she: . Mams-Doye. l5G; others d2h 9l4G a sSc: white white 4lc: white clipped. 45e; timothy timothy sOe cot.on % %seed@Ha!s. loose. per Ion. Ion. OUS; ss; baIeu $6; sacks. s7; cotton seed meal. S24.
 Cheese-Fancy full cream l6e; special ID Hsgs gsinx-Nsw sc' K ID; new sugar sask; Sss.@S, SOS ys55SS s5 SsI.os. Ia ~' 'U- MsstHiS s sSSs iIS:ssaE. sSe: 5,S sae01 ss,x sxe. eyes Si 90; sardinSs. American. x oil s21s Tr'tSrd Sse mgGGssa sHos sOs OYSs Iinsi "t sa4; as ss. S. ,sS per al.
 
 syrup; Log Cabin. gallons. s14; h gallons. q 50: quarts. $4. 26 per dozen.
 Sugar-Granulated Sc; F. Y. c. 4hc
 Hides-Dry flint 1sh to 17c; dry saIted i6c; green salted 10c.
 Wool-Clear 24c to 26c.
 Beeswax-25c.
 Fruit e Produce-Red onions $1. o5 per bu. potatoes wisconsin stock S1.10 bu.: New York Danish cabbage. good keeping. hard head stock. Pc lb: sacked or cratsd choice apples .s5 Dbl: fancy S4.50 bbL Florida oranges $2. 50 box; bagas q e5 sack; stand ard American sardines \ oil $2.b0 box; navy beans s2.s s6 bu.: white peas S2.5 bu.; apple and white wine vinegar i5c gal: cocoanuts s3.75 sack; fancy full cream cheese. I5c lb : fancy H-p peanuts eAo lb.; choice peanuts pies 50 ib. bags. sAo l6.; California Raisins , CT. 31.76; 2 CT. sl;s5 box, California D.; California peaches. SC P: large Brazil Wainuts iaMc lb.; almonds and oceans later on; spanish onions sl;75 crate: heavy weight Malaga grapes $7 keg.
 Seed-Rye. s1 per bu. wheat q .se: bar ley. S1; crimson clover, l2c: alfalfa 15 Q 2oc per lb.: onion sets. white skin. Sa; pearl S3 blue glass.. 15@1SG per ID.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
MARKET FOR FUTURES
LIVERPOOL % c9MEs LoWEs AND NEW
Engliehmen Said to be Influenced by Crop Estimate of 1,4B1 900 Commer- cial Bales-Losses of 16
 t0 IT Points.

New York, Dec 1.-The cotton market was quiet al day. sales being estimated at 200. 900 bales. Prices ruled we'll below the market closed at a net decline of 1s to II points.
 The opening was steady at a decline of to points which was rather better than due on the Liverpool cables; Private advices attributed the decline abroad to the influ- ence of crop estimate issued by a New York authority placing the commercial crop at 11.451.0oo bales and the unsettling in fluence of the Russian situation.
 There was some demand here through scattering sources but the market gradual ly worked off more a result of liquidation by recent buyers operating on the theory that a bullish crop estimate had been dis counted through bear pressure although some of the room traders seemed interested in forcing decline and succeeded in catching few stop loss orders toward the close. The market was finally steady in tone, but prices were at the lowest of the session.
 Ideas as to the probable showing of the government report next Monday now appear to vary as greatly as opinions as to the i'm mediate influence of the report if 1t comes as expected and for the past few days even ing up has been the chief feature. rather than any effort to discount individual fig ures. Estimates as to the probable showing range from about 100000 to 10.40o.0oo bales.
 WEEKLY INTERIOR COTTON TOWNS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
LIVERPOOL. COTTON FurIREs.
wORLD,s VIsIBLE sUPPLY.

New Orleans Dec. I-secretary Hester's statement of the worlds visible supply of cotton made up from special cable and tele- graphic advfces compares the figures of this week with last week, last year and the year before. It shows an inerease for the week Just closed of 1so.0Se, against an increase of 2os..s7 last year and an increase of 16s.1s6
 The total visible is 4,s7ess7. against l. B4s.ssl last week. 4.0ss. s57 last year. and g. of American cotton is s.7s2.es7. against B. 722,6e1 last week. 3.4e5,957 last year and g. o05.f82 year before last. and of all other kinds, including Egypt. Brazil. Indie, etc, last year and sol. 900 year before last.
 The total worlds visible supply of cottor as above shows an increase compared with last week of 13oos6. an increase compared with last year of 5s2.74o. and an increase compared with year before last of 1.l70.5ls.
 Of the worlds visible supply of cotton as above there is now afloat and held in Great Britain and continental Europe 2.1o9. 900, against 2, ,005, 900 last year and 1870. 900 year before last: in Egypt 15l, ooo. against is5,- o0O0 last year and 174.000 year before last; in India t4s.ooo, against z1o.ooo last year and 1l3.oo0 year before last: and in the United States 1.968.00 against 1,704, 900 last year and l.34s.ooo year before last.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02

mania or Greece, or between Turkey and all three. Turkey would most as- suredly be found spelling for a fight She has between 3OO.O0O and 100000 men in European Turkey today and could easily and quickly concentrate 600, ,OO0 there. Although Bulgaria has a we'll drilled and equipped army, Tur- keys great numerical superiority would count for much.
 Turkey clearly is eager to fight on this matter with the bordering coun- tries and every day that passes with out witnessing a settlement of the present difficulties makes it increas- ingly harder for either the Sultan or the Powers to give in.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02

American interests in Macedonia ara somewhat inconsiderable. With the exception of a few scattered mission ary establishments they hardly extend beyond Salonica and Dede-Agach.
 At the great reception November 2S on the occasion of the festival of Bairm, the foreign diplomats were not permitted to occupy the usual seats but were assigned to others from which they could see nothing, As a consequence most of the diplomats including MT Leishman, the Amerfcan Minister, left the hall. According to reports there have been 800 political murders in Macedonia during the past eleven monthSt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
cu,cAso GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chtcseo' Dec. 1.-An advance in the price of wheat in foreign markets had 2 streng- The close was firm with May shade oyer the closing quotations of Wednesday Corn provisions were weak. closing at loss Of tone at the immediate opening sentiment In the wheat pit throughout the day was in ciined to be bulish Influence, SsS,n py auots ing iS~ down shade at ssA Sqss9e, off.T1 sr,.1I movement in the Northwest having a ten dency to restrict selling. strength deveiu soms nf the larger professIonaIs. the demand being stimulated to large extent ny in. On this upturn the price of the May delivery advanced to SsAc some reaction
 sSE ipdacsd ass n by estimate tsat ''eo country G at ss4.ooOco bushels against Trures showing a considerable increase over previous estimates. Strength of cash wheat wheat Selped S to sustain the price of options. The market closed firm with May at sS @ C. SoS bushels Exports for the week as shown by Bradstreets wera equal to S.7oe'o0o push
 A firm tone prevailed In the corn market ShrouRhout the entire session. The May op- ton was ip fairly setys Gsand deyerS ny was eagerly taken by shorts: The almost total absence of contract grade corn Tn HailV receipts accounted for the demand TOT the December option. ., Ut,
 Decreased shipments from Argentina help cd to stimulate bullIsh sentiment Shipments of corn for the week from that country were 1.4S9.coo bushels compared with ,., 2:. year. The market closed ,oI strong with .tn day May opened unchanged to hc higher at 44% @44Hc. sold between AK G44Sc and 44Mc and closed at 44%c.
 Oats were firm In sympathy itn. witn other Ter grains. The market was also affscted by contracts Cash houses and elevator in- terests were fairly active purchasers of the nearby option tended to support the more distant deliveries Export demand showed some Improvement. May opened uncha1ge1 to a shade higher at 31M Q 32c. sold up to 32Kc and closed at 32@32hc.
 Provisions were weak as q result Of az eressive selling by a leading packer Demand from outsiders was almost nothing: Al the close May pork was off 32hc at l2.52h. Lard was down Toe at s7 32h. Ribs wera 1h to 15c lower at s7.1b
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
lies for day. ss4.4oO shares.
NEW YORK BONDS,


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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

Gelveston--Quiet, II hc; net receipts 14,- A36; gross receipts 14,435: sales 1070; stock fs3.7i4; shiprnents. to France ll.225: coast New orieans-ouiet. 11Mc; net receipts 4.sT2; gross receipts 4,972; sales 1,050; stock 35b, ,20S: shipments coastwise 2.300.
 Mobile-Quiet. 11Mc: net receipts 2,2S3; gross receipts 2,zs3: sales 200: stock 5l.04s
 Savannah-Steady. 11Ac; net receipts G. BPS; gross receipts 6.s2S: sales 260: stock 177.50e; shipments coastwise 2.19s.
 Chaeieston-Firm, He; net receipts 3.472; gross receipts s.472; stock 5s.Ss4; shipments, Wilmington@Dull, 11He; net receipts 4.- 9os; gross receiptsl, ,2O5; sales 7s; stock ls.5ee; shipments to Great Britain 1O.Soo: rScroik--steady, llMc: net receipts 1909: gross receipts 1.s62: sales 524: stock 71.S60; Shipments coastwiss 2.567.
 Baltimore-NomiIal. 1l%c; net receipts l.96i; gross receipts 4.s61; stock l2.74S.
 New York-0uiet, II 68: gross receipts 12,sGs; sales l9.770; stock 2si. S5S; shipments to Great Britain 1.7Ss; to France 4so; to continent 2.468.
 Boston-Quiet. Il. 6s.
 Philadelphia-ouiet, 11.so; gross receipts
 Brunswick-Net receipts 1855; gross re- ceipts 1855; stock 41,ooO; shipments coast wise 1.131.
 ceipts 143: shipments coastwise 143.
 Savannah-Add 11s to exports to Great Britain and 15l to continent this week.
 New York-Deduct 2.0ST from exports tc France and add 2.os7 to continent this week
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
woRLD.s sPINNERs EARRINGS.

New Orleans. Dec. 1-Secretary Hester gives the takinG of American cotton by spin ners throughout the world as follows. in round numbers:
 This week Ss5.ooo, this year against Ss4.- 900 last year. 326,000 year before last
 Total since September l. this year 8 346- 000, against 3.162. 900 last year. and 2,650,- 900 the year before.
 Of this Northern spinners and Canada took s32 900 bales this year. against S29 900 last year. and 641.000 the year before: Southern spinners 709,000. against 6S4, 900 last year. and 616.00o the year before: and foreign spinners 1.S05.000. against 1.64e.000 last year, and 1898. 900 the year before.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
Tntarlor NTovnment.

Houston--Easy tI%c: net receipts S.749; gross receipts s.74s; shipments l2.s4l; sales % %HasustsAouiet % (2-days). II s-1sc: net receipts 1.27s; gross receipts. 1,s43; ship ments 1905; sales so3, stock 4,4l4.
 MemphIs-Quiet, hc: net receipts 2,54S; gross receipts 6.20o: shipments 9.511: sales i,55O; stock 1l9, ,533.
 St Louis-Quiet 11%c; stock 25.170. Cincinnatt-(2-days) net receipts 1.469; gross receipts 1.4s9: shipments LIE; stock
 Louisville-Firm. l2c; net receipts 3ss: gross receipts 339; shipments 27; sales 212; stock $50.
 Total today-Net receipts 14.S7S; gross re ceipts IS. .2o0; shipments 25.39s: sales s.34s; stock 344.4bs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02

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 do And Series .' '.'" 's oSN Japan 4Ms certificates ...' '.'' '''' e5E rn,aS;,ia d0 snd; ssl sNashvlle Unified is ....IS5
 Manhattsn consol gold 4s .... ..''.'i91" Mexican Central 4s zee zee" ''' eetu M,nn.' & St. Louis Is 70. .... ..,ssaau Missouri. Kansas & Texas 4s .... ..''aSSooS N.,,d0a, do; 2Rds R R. of Mexico consoi 4s .... s4. N. V. Central gen. 3hs.... .... ..:,s ss% N | Central general 5s ...s .'''t x Northern Pacific 4s ...' .''' ''''g1 Nor,a9k aG; 's western ic;o'nsoi is :. ....1SlN oregon Short Line rfdg 4s .... A'.' .',SSH Reading general 4s cc,:c, k..'. iisM st Louis & San Francisco fg 4s ss
 st Louis S'western con As sdd. Seaboard Ar Line 4s ...s .. osB southern Pacific As ..'. S, Southern Pacific list 4s. certificates .,Sah Southern Railway 5s ..'.!assS Toledo, st. L. & Western 4s ..,Ss
 Union Pacific 4s .'.' '''' '''is sIl
 do. cv. IS .ss' = ''''ASSe z U. s. Steel End ss .' = '''' Wabash lsts s.'' '''' '''' Ts IA
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
NFW ORLEANs COTTON.

demand limited. Sales l.050 bales. lnciud- ing 600 to arrive. Quotations reduced hc; mfddling 11&c.
 Futures opened quiet and weak with prices to points below Wednesdays closing figures. Liquidation by longs in anticipa- tion of the government bureau report on the probable yield is still going on. The under of prices distinctly downward. In the trading March opened at 11.T2 advanced to 1f.76 and finally sold down to Il 61. The closing was quiet and within a point of the bottom. The net losses were IA to 1T points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
THE METAL MARKET.

New York. Dec. i.--The London tlh mar- ket closed higher today at price Ebs ss for caiiy firm and higher at s34. 70 s34. 80.
 Copper irregular in London. spot lower at price f77 12s Sd; futures unchanged price S17 7760s1s.0o Casting s17. .5o9$17. 75.
 Lead higher. price f1e 2s Cd in London and $5. .2b 1$5.75 locally.
 Spelter easier in London. price R28 los, but locally unchanged at $e s6 9s6. 45.
 Iron irregular abroad. standard foundry market unchanged: No. foundry Northern 18.759s19. No. foudnry Northern SIS 25 as1S.s5. No. 1 foundry Southern SIS. 50 e s1s.7s: No. foundry Southern SIS. .00Qs1s.z5
 Exports of copper for month of No yember according to the New York Metal Exchange compilation were 12.3S2 tons against 22.294 tons for the same time last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02

Total today. at all ports. net bo.6 ship- ments to Great Britain 125SS: to Francs Ii,s75; to continent 2.46s: stock l.299. .931.
 Consolidated at all ports. net Si1.s67: shipments. to Great Britain IeO. .642: to ga
 Total since Sept. 1st, ct all ports. net 4.- Os0 O79; shipments to Great Britain 1.049,- 7Ss: to France 62.655: to continent l.o0s,- S9i; to Japan 14.296; to Mexico SIS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
NAVAL SPORES.

Savannah. Ga. Dec. 1.-Turpentine firm. s1Qs2c; sales 1889: receipts LILO; ship
 Rosin firm: sales 1894; receipts s.751:
 Quote: ABC s2.s7h: D se.7o: E s2.7 75; F s2s2M; G s2s2h: ii 8 %: I 8 3.12h; K $3S7h NJ $4.37a; N s4.37h; VIC s5.oo: wv S52 25.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
KANsAs CITy LIVE sroCrr
NEW ORLEANS suGAR

New Orleans. Dee. l-Sugar firm onen kettle s@3Aei open kettle centrifuTai ifyiii sM6$$c: esnSrs5gsal Ssrapss 2 whites 3Hc; SeiioWs
 Noiassss. open kettle 2Oa32c. centrifugal sgEST,p gsEHrap asa2sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
GIT Yorus pRovrsyoN.

St. Louis. Dec. Flour steady. red win- ter S4. 800 G$4. 50: extra fancy and straighs s3. .e0@S4.25; clear $2 65 O $3.70 Corn meal lower. $2 50.
 Bran steady: sacked east track 73 974c Hay quiet; Timothy $s.ooqsl2.5o. Prai- rife S7. 50 6b$9. co.
 whiskey steady. s1. s4.
 Iron cotton ties s1.01.
 Bagging okc.
 Hemp twine 7kc.
 Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts ST. IS; clear ribs $8. %: short clear sS. 25. Flour receipts 300; shipments 14.000. Wheat, receipts s3.ooo; shipments 44ooo; Corn, receipts 143.000 shipments Sl.00O. Oats, receipts s2. shipments 63.ooo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
:. NEW YORK CaEEEE M .RKET.

New York Dec. 1.-Coffee futures opened steady at an advance of 5410 points in re. sponse to higher French cables and small Brazilian receipts. There seemed to be lit- tie buying power. however. and scattered liquidation with a little selling by trading interests caused reaction during the middle of the session, with the market closing qut- ct, net unchanged to 5 points lower. Sales 3S,750 bags. December January ssss ss.s s'.'o' ov Marcn ss's s''' '''' sS V''S~ May ssss ss'.L ao
 July ssss eco .'.'sw
 EeptemDer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
NEW YORK SUGAR AND CoFFE

New York. Dec. 1.-Coffee. spot Rio. steady: mild dull
 Sugar firm; fair refining3c; centrifugal es-test 3 9-16c. Molasses sugar 2%c; re-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
HEsrER's wEEKLY STATEMENT.

New Orleans Dec l.--In addiuon 10 the monthiy figures Secretary Hester issued to day a statement of the weekly movement for the seven days ending December l. lneluslve. 4Bk.G64, against 55l.06 for tine seven days ending December 1. last year. 4s2.2S4 year 1e01
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02

Wilmington, N. C., Dec 1.-Spirits turpen- tine firm soc: receipts 52.
 Rosin no sales; steady: receipts POI. Tar firm: q 80; receipts 13. S3. 90; receipts 102.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
RANK CLEARINGs.

New York Dec. 1.-The following taole compiled by Bradstreet gives the pank ciearings at the cities named for the week ended Dec. 1, together with percentages ot year. r.u.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02

New York, Dec i.-Operations in the dry goods market today were not as active ow- Ing to nearness of the holiday. Prices were very strong and the market generally tend ing upwards Buyers were anxious for spot goods but accepted later deliveries when unable to secure spots.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
LIVERPOOL WEEKLY COTTON,

Charleston, s. c. Dec. 1.-Turpentine ant rosin, nothing doing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02
WEEKLY LOCAL COTTON STATEMENT,

Stock on hand Sept. l.
 l9O5..... -. .. ,.... 5s47 Received past week .... 5,539 Received previously .. .. 117.592- 122, ,931 Total ...s .... .s..s 12S,7TS Shipped past week. |. .... 4,422 Shipped previously ...... Ss.O4S- 1oO.47o Stock on hand. Thursday
 night Dec 1. 1905 2s.sOs
 last year -. :.:,; ......;;. -: s7.s4s Received corresponding week last rctsi Se1r received to t' correspondin9 S'S4O
 week last year :.. .... -. ...: 14O.ssa Price Dec 2. 1904 ..'' '..' Shc Price Dec. l. l9oS.... .'.' '... ....llAc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-02

CINCINNATI PRoVIScIoNs.
 Cincinnati Dec. 1s--Flour. steady Pro visions steady. Whiskey active si.S0.