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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
Corrected DaiIy.l

{Corrected Daily,
 These prices are at wholesale and not to sssreh-corn. s@1ee; stAaderd -oods pearl 3Me: gloss Imp. axe; nickel pack sie..E.tr. fancy; sHe: head .ese: srsssn ss;,an1sI,SsI sanS; ssp1n si sS S,rx,n,. soo
 VinsgarWpsr s.iion I1Sa:e. WI
 coff:::I,-o ofssp. som%Sn sH eice; prime
 candies--stiek,, Go: fancy e 1oe. FlSur.gssis .I, of Iarr:,s; ;k. Su HIsh patent
 srits-psr bSi: ;s,eo; per sack. s1.sS.
 Lard-Leaf, sAc; compound, sAc; basis
 .as lss; ssnir. ls% :sGr; whit white 'H'' ssc white clipped 4ic; timothy S; 2Ss sssa oats ssc pr'0f oats soc
 Cotton seed-Hu.ls loose. per ton. s. 50: baled $s.5o: sacks s1.eO; cotton seed meal, '1c 1cchesse-Fancy full cream I5c: special ..ss syass s..:: s: s: .s ,.a as ne"
 Msst-,slS SS!EE. is,Ae: E.S bacon, sxe. ..ss .:sSlass sGissia I%.l,s.s E1sss ss;ss ss.ssi.. T W .os. sse: s-os. sos; Ysa iisii
 Moissses-Georgla cane. bbi ssc per al- lon: cases, gailons. S2. 75; per case; r le syrup; Log Cabin, gallons. ait; gallons
 Suxar-Granuiated Sc; ?. Y. C. 4hc.
 Hides-Dry flint. lsc to 17c: dry salted 15c: green salted 1oc
 Wool-CIear 24c to 2bc.
 Beeswax-25c.
 Fruit x Produce--Red onions Si. .o5 per bu potatoes, wisconsin stock. s1. 05 bu.: New York Danish cabbage. good keeping, hard head stock, 20 ib;; fancy apples sa.ss bbL: russets. s4.s5: Fiori oranges S2.35 box; bagas sI.ss sack: standard Amer ican sardines A oil. $2.50 box: navy beans S2. 35 bu.; white peas $2. 26 bu.; apple and white wine vinegar l5e gal cocoanuts S3. .T5 sack. fancy full cream cheese 15c lb. i; fancy H-p peanuts Sc ib.; choice peanuts DC ip.; evaporatde apples Sc: dri,d apples 50 lb. bags, SMc Ib. lemons S{. IS: Cal. Kai- Sins ? CT. sl.i5 CT; g:ss box: Cal ib.: California peaches. ss D. large Brasil wainuts i2h ho lb.: Tarragena almonds 16c; Ivaca l6Ac: pecanA medium size loAc; Malaga grapes S7 keg
 seed--Rye. q per bu.; wheat i.se: bar Iey, yi: crimson clover, i2e: alfalfa Is e zoe per ib.: onion sets. white skin. sa: pssa kx. hllaA Y ass. IS O lHa ID.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
New York. Dec. s.-The Financier this

New York. Dec. 9.-The Financier this week says:
 Last weeks official statement of the New York Associated Banks was again favorable. the institutions for the sec- ond time this year showing deficiency in reserve. Such deficit. however, was November II. on which occasion 1t was
 in the interval of four weeks the sur plus recovered to $9,157,l 100 Novemoer s6.250,oo0 in the week of December 2. largely because of an increase in loans and consequently in deposits which lat ter affected reserve requirements-car- ried the surplus to so low point as seemingly to foreshadow the deficiency in reserve which is above noted: It would seem that the unmistakable in- dications of deficiency last week that were disclosed by current direct mover ments of money out of the banks ana through sub-treasury operations should have resulted in a more extensive con thus reducing deposits and preventing the extinguishment of the surplus. There appears, however. to have been s7.Se1,50o last week, possibly due to excessive requirements for accomn1oda- tior for stock speculation. The cash less was s7Ss, lso, wnien hSghest sum If Tss tbs estimates that were based upon the traceable movements of money curing the week. The heavy loss seems to in dicate that if money was attracted to this center from interior cities to the the pose of taking advantage of the high rates for loans at call. 1t arrived too too mert. Deposits decreased $14,sS6, 800. which amount very narrowly agrees plus the loss of cash; therefore the bank return showed a good balance. The required reserve was reduced. though the decrease in deposits by $3,734,200, which sum deducted from the loss of cash left S3,S11.900 as the reduction in reserve to $1,246,525 deficiency.
 Computed upon the basis of $S.56s.So0 deposits of public funds there Is a sur plus of sss5.555. It is noteworthy that Circulation was decreased by $797, 700, making a reduction in this item of $1.- sss,so in the fortnight during Sr os1 whicn Een net. Moreover. the excess of loans over deposits last week amounted to the i'm excess of S16,709.S 800 in the previous week, indicating that the banks are em- ploying largely their available re- sources.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
MONTGOMERY COTTON
spors EXCEEDED ON INFLUENCE or FUTURES.
. nr.vr. the Bull Leader, Advsses IT. rrfends to Wait Tor Much Hlgher Level
 of Prices.

< ss-.. ..,or receded another 1-sc yes ssrfsv and at the close of business Hnu Aling was quoted at II S-ec lh ynt. ecmery. although sSoS, S.,,sr oIn figure.
 The lower market was due 70 the .he ronS,Ict of futures which. during tne short session were influenced py ors me from abroad. where the ginnefs nrpSie had been received as an .
 The future market opened about 10 points of on news from Ltverpool, uus later in the day recoverea e. rre With a @ocd undercurrent which augured wei vel 9or Mondays situation. No donot tne bull clique took on more hoioings
 the lower level and they are SUI. sH1her claring themselves TOT much
 purinr the day w. P. Brown sent the following telegram to the. trao0 throughout the country; noth. inx that we did not already tsy,, knew, namely. it is one of the most rapioy gathered; sinned and marke'eo ~ \" ..rhe market Is now about cent from the top. and in my Judgmens s ehould be bought at present prices ao \ big advance. This market . n pSs- fsctly hesithy. ..on ins.saa nTasrs # % brings in sonae good legitimate buying oroers. The interest in the market is compara lively small. The public has learHssa sa samething about speculatiny Tn the Ss.s few wears and they now put up ave and ten dollars per bale margin , m etead Of one and two as they did te~
 ss.AJv sdvice to my friends is to puy eotfof, on all easy periods and stay with it for big advance an9 Pay ngures thss are nut out daily by speculators md market manipuiators."
 This sort of fnformation IS stmuia' sne to the spot holders.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES. srs ,s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
xEw oRIEANs sroT COTTON: !, i.
NF,yV YORK COTTON.

New York, Dec. 9.--The cotton maf. ket opened weak at decline of 14@ zs points and increased the loss to mat nonths soon after the call under active iiduidation, inspired by the lower ca hies and influence of the bearish con sfruction placed on yesterdays census Teport,fl There was good demand from recent sellers and fresh bulls on the de- eiine and toward the middle of the nrorning, the market steadied up or 5 points. o hales. against 57,754 last week and ss.5lO last year For the week (esti- mated), 275,o00 bales, against 2sl,62 last week and 326,1S4 last year
 Today's receipts at New Orleans, S. sos bales, againet 9.026 last year and at Houston 1i,21S bales, against 16'707 last wear.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
MARINE NEWS.

Port Eads. Dec 1o.--Arrived: Sers.. Doro- thy. Br.. Wilson. Hamburg; Joseph W. Ford ney, Lavinge. Galveston.
 Sailed: Strs. Arkadai Harvey. Porto Ri- co; Saphir Nor, Lindoe. Texas City: Ando- ni Br.. Millson. Havre. via Newport News; Fernmoor. Br, Thorhurn. Naston: Oxonian, Br DickenKson, Bremen. San Jose. Br.. owen Port Limon; Schooner Francis. Nick erson. Ruatan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
MET WITH A SHOT GIN.
| emue1 Lynch Tried to Force Way \
 fo H0uaa

to House.
 Bedford. Ind. Dec. 10-Lemuel Lynch, aged 21 who came here recent ly from Morganton, N. C.. was shot and Instantly killed this afternoon, by Benjamin Rhoades. The shooting occurred at the home of Rhoades. Lynch had been paying attention to Rhoades niece and this evening when he came to the house for a social call. Rhoades came to the door and shot him in the breast with a shot gun.
 Rhoades, who was arrested. claims that Lynch had been drinking and at tempted to force his way into the house after being warned not to do so
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
Negro College Burns.

Birmingham. Decr 10.--(Special)- The Lauderdale College, a colored in- stitution, three stories high, and five cottages adjoining, occupied by teach CTS and students were destroyed by fire tonight. The buildings were located In North Birmingham with but little water protection. The fire started from Q defective flue. The damage will amount to over $10.000, with little insurance. The college was well at- tended
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11

It is now definitely decided, to eul. pIoy electric traction from the first in the Simplon Tunnel. The Tempe announces that an agreement has beer signed with a Swiss firm by which the necessary installation Is to be com pleted by May 1, the date on which the tunnel Is to be opened.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
WEATHER ccN2irIONs.

The disturbance South of Key West yester-s day has moved northwa 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 winds along the South Atlantic coast An other harometric depression is moving east ward over Lake Superior, Temper atures average slightly hiEher south of the Ohio River. but an 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 Dakotas. and readings of two degrees below zero in Wy ominR. As this high barometer area sweeps eastward It will cause fair colder weather in this section tonight with continuous fair and cold Sunday aud temperatures at or slightly below freezing Sunday night.
 Temperature and precipitation reported by the Weather Bureau for setaoeed South ern stations during 2a hours ending am nAceuhNr a. 1QOs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
Turbines Save Coal.

owners of the German turbine cruises Lubeck and those of the Hamburg fit- ted with reciprocating engines, have resulted fin showing that the turbine steamer is no faster. but burns three tons of coal less in every twenty-fouT hours.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11

--"why don't you contribute sorne- thing to the cause of reform?' "well," answered Senator Sorghum, it has been said that have already done as much as most men to make reform necessary. ry."---WashinEton Star.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
xru xonx cENERAL MARKEr.

New York, Dec. S.-Flour dull out nm.
 Cotton seed oil; firm; prime crude' ho"i-
 Coffee spot Rio easy; No 2 invoice 1-1sc; mild, quiet; Cordova sA 0 0lo%c
 Sugar raw strong: fair refining 1-lo0 sHc; centrifugal ss-test sHc: moiasses SUI gar I3-16@2Nc: refined firm: Nc. g. No. 10 a. so: No. Il a. .s5; No. IF s3.so; No i3 S3. 75: No. II s3.75 Confectioners A $. 70: powdered and granulated s4.so; cubes si as,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
NEW YORK CoITO
rxvwRPoox COTTON FUTURES.
,rrrz, ouTEANs CorToN.

New Orleens Dec o.--There Mas NeIy ns. a. tie doing in the-spot market TOT tne Leason M fuse fo sell at present prices. Sales zoo oaies including 900 to arrive; Suotations uh ~ranred MiddlinG 12 l-1sc. ,- ' Fl1fures opened dull and prices were 10 fo s0 points lower than last evenings nnals srhfe deciine causet active purchasing ana rricen were driven up steadily until near the End of the session when values on the more diTfant positions eased off few points' n,II nuII She market finally closed firm. the hst Showina net gains of 3 to points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
THE METAL MARKET.

New York. Dec. e-while business was without fresh feature in the absence of ca bles the metal markets were generally firm. Spot tin $35. 45 O s3b TO-
 Copper is nominal. Lake and electric sl7 STA aS1s. .25; casting ST 75 @s1S. %. Lead ruled firm s5 35 s6.10.
 Spelter firm SC .40@s $50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
NAVAL SPORES.

Savannah, Ga. Dec. 9.-TurDentine firm, 6lc sales 677; receipts 677; shipments 2.5T2.
 Rosin, firm; sales 527: receipts l.1o3; ship % Quote: ABc s2.77M; D s2. 80, E ss.s7M; F $2.S5: C $3.O3I9 9d$3.0 05; H s3.15: Ss. .37M: $S.911s: NJ $4.47; $f.S5; we $5 10; wv S5.S0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11

Our competitors are not pleased with The TraveIers' New Life Policy. Our patrons are "dee-lIshted." Phone 16T. --tf B. J. We'll & Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
uANsAs cIrY LIvEsTcCK. .

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR. New Orleans. Dec: s:-sugar firm: open kettle 36SKc: open kettle centrtfugals b M , 7-Iec; centrifugal whites 3s o 4c: yellows 3K G3&c; seconds 2@3hc. Molasses. opene kettle 20@soc; centrhusai s@20c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York. Dec. 9.--The market for coffee
 futures opened irregular at unchanged prices
 to decline of Is points. Trading was rather quiet at first. but there was con and the market towsrd the close was very weak and unsettled in spite of fairly steady
 E,,,ropean cables The close was irregular at a decline of 2s@35 points. Sales s2.-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
anilkins saws thnrn,s

-"Bilkins says there's nothing in these get-rich, quick schemes" Whats ried to stingy heress. Post .s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
.srw yoRK DRy GooDs.

the dry goods market with Ayeneral upward tendency to prices. Though buying was restricted there was demand for spot goods.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
rvrAsrRy pAT.ANcEs.

washinston Dec 9.-Today's statement of the treasury baainces in exclusive of the gold reserve shows available cash balance tisT, ,344,56c: gold sS2.o27.s21.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.


 sss. Ersss receipts 1i4sf sales soo stock New. orieans~Nominai F i-isc: net re- eeipts s,sos; gross receipts e;Sl2: sales soo' Mobiie--Nominal. li%c: net receipts l. p35; gross receipts i.esb: stock 4SI0S; snip snts to Great Britain ssss c0astWss rsc.;St. fsS Liis; gross receipts 7.1is; sales sos: stock isGlf7: shipments to continent a47s: coast Charleston Nominal; net receipts 1.o1s; Kross receipts 1.0ts; stock 1S.2ss gross receipts Loao; stock i7.5s5.
 Norfolk-Dull. li%c; net receipts 2SsS: shipnents to continent s.5ss.
 HaitImore-Nomirsi. i?Nc; stock l4,ss5 y.scs: Ssv stoek sssiss: shipments % to Great sos,on-ouist- is.lO: net receipts 74s; Pm Phiiadelphis 1s.s5; gross receipts s'Y Fort T Townsend-Net receipts ss4; gross Penseeols-N receipts i,ssa ds,,.g gross ,s7 re- s.ipss SasksSasissI sSa; ssIpmsnts ts Continent sss Savannah-Deduc: asT bales from exports Go oreat Britain since Sept. list.
 .. Total Movement. vnsnss 1saa to dTeat Britain iO.Ss4: to France 2S.fs4; to continent 1e.i2s: to Japan sst; s'Ssm 'SonsoiiSated. at all ports net s7.ssO; ship nents to Great Britain l0.4h4; to France 9k.Ts4; to continent 16,12S; to Japan s34 Total since Sept. l. at all ports, net A. ss7.75s.
 Interior Movement.
 Houston-steady. ii$e; net net receipts P s0os sales es2: stock i0les5
 Augusta--Firm, II &c: net receipts 1892 gross receipts l,7sa; shipments SSs; sales 5s6: stock s7.9ls. ... gross receipts s,5ss; shipments s.e32: salei 300: stock 1z9.34S.
 st Louis--Quiet. 12c: net receipts i.oli gross receipts 27sS; shipments z'OSs: stoeA c,ncinnatl--Net receipts lssl gross re seipts i,5Si; shipments SCI; sales 800; stocl LouisYilie--Firm. 12Mc.
 Total today-Net receipts Is.esi; grosl receipts 23,ss2; shipments 2z,S0e' saAe 1.efs: stock 3s5.52t
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. Dec s.-Cotton seed ells steady prime refined in barrels zee: prim ernde leese 2ae
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
MEMPHIS COTTON OH.

Memphis. Dec. 9.--cotten seed oils: prime crude 24@24hc: prime summer yellow 2s lke; prinle maa1 S2k. co: prime cake S24 co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
selma .. .. .. ..I sG 1s.s l -o.s |

Rlyer EorecmaE
 (Eor next two daysI The Coosa and upper Alabama will rise slowly: the lower Alabama will remain near lv stationary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
m sS sS Ss Ss ts 5s 5s ci cf.sI Gl9Say %l NV

Maximum temperature for day 60 deg Minimum temperoture for day. 46 deg. Average temperature for day. 5S deg. Accumulated deficiency since Jan. l T7 Average relative humidity for day. Ts per Total rainfall since Jan. 4s. ss inches
 River Bulletin.
 Observations at G. m. 18th 4- ume.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
Electricity in Slmplon Tunnel.

indicates trace of precipItations
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE,
 Section Director. Weather Rureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11

HkN YORK SHOCK LtsF
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
STATIONS,

Atlanta :. .. .L @ Q HIS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11
Interior Mcyement; Z: L,

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OH. New Orleans, Dec sy--Cotton seed oils, steady; prime refined in barrels zee; prime RFmde loosa 2ae
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11

rru ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
 stZ rvissne nee e--Following were the -.csnt,crs for futures in New Orleans today' rIerrd steady. <~t...
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-11

NEW YORK BONDS.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13

pected of it than can ever be fulfilled.
There are thirty-five hundred Ameri-
cans down there, many of whom occupy
fine positions with the mines, all max
ing good money and most all spending
it. There is nothing down there but
mines. The farming amounts to moth
ing. The South African farm frequently
means nothing more than twenty thou
the ore mined is of low grade, yielding
only about 81 to the ton.
"The importation of Chinese has by
no means solved the problem of labor
on the Rand. There are between forty
and fifty thousand coolies now work
ing there. l know of one mine where
there are about twenty-five hundred of
them doing well, but in the great ma
jority of cases the foremen don't know
how 10 handle them.
"The Cornishmen are afraid to go
down into the mines with the Chinese.
Diamonds seem to be plentiful In
deed, / have heard so many are being
found down there that there is fear
the market will be glutted. / had the
pleasure. If such you may call It, of
holding in my hand that big diamond
recently found in the Premier mine.
1t weighed three pounds, and is nearly
as large as two fists.
"An expert refused to value 1t. say
ing there was absolutely no standard
to go by, 1t was so immense.
1T is not generally realized in
America that the South African mines
have TO pay an enormous tax-sixty
per cent. OF the gross receipts-to the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13
RAILROADS PREPARING FOR
BIG INFLUX
RECORDS MAY BE BROKEN
General Passenger Agent Byrne Of
Santa Fe Says Thousands Of
fasteners Are Preparing to
Come to California

Railroads entering Los Angeles are
expecting to bring a larger number of
home seekers and tourists to the land
of flowers during the coming season
than ever before in their history.
Oficials say that within the next
six weeks the trend of traffic will turn
heavily westward, continuing with but
little intermission until next April.
Honeseekers rates will be placed in
effect on all roads beginning Septem-
Der Is and continuing until November
/. Tourist travel does not begin until
the middle of November
In anticipation of larger numbers of
the former class of travellers the Salt
Lake has been carrying on a large cam
paign of advertising during the past
two months in every city of the east,
and it is the expectation of officials of
that road that their traffic facilities
necessarily will be almost doubled dur
ing the fall months. The other roads
are not behind their rival in anticipa-
tions.
John ]. Byrne, general passenger
agent of the Santa re, said yesterday;
There is no railroad official who can
predict the number of visitors to Cali
fornia this year but from the present
conditions we are expecting to take
care of a greater number than ever be-
fore.
"The country is in excellent financial
condition. and when there is plenty of
money and prosperity people travel.
The best advertisers of California are
turned east. Larger numbers come
each year as a. consequence because we
are becoming better known.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13
POLICE AT WORK
TO PURIFY PARIS
Conditions on the BouIevards Now No
Worse Than They Ever Were,
Says M. Lepine

Special Cable to The Herald.
PARIS, Aug. ia wave of reform
is sweeping over Paris. The system
attic attempt to purify the boulevards
has led to wholesale arrests of women
and men. The arrests reach a hundred
a night
The action was forced by a petition
of merchants along the boulevards,
who complain that the lawless condi-
tions are intolerable and that the
Haunting of vice is driving away their
customers. The merchants unite in
saying the state of affairs has never
before been so bad, hold-ups, fights
and homicides occurring nightly.
M. Lepine, the prefect of police,
treats the affair lightly. asserting that
the boulevards and the gallantry along
them are as old as Paris itself-indeed
as old as the world, for boulevards and
gallantry began in the Garden of Eden.
If the boulevards were swept clean in
week they would be as bad as ever.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13

newspapers, there are no freer users
of the telegraph and cable.
The latest distance annihilator is a
wave-transmitting machine placed in
the balcony of the Herald Square the
ater and connected with the office of
ALI Hayman in the Empire theater.
1.-THE Rollicking Girl" at the Herald
Square is the only Frohman production
in town during the hot weather. and
Mr.. Hayman, who often works late at
night now is able at any time dur
ing the evening to take the receiver
from his desk and hear all that is go
ing on at the Herald Square.
He not only can hear the songs, but
can hear the applause, and can tell
as we'll as If he were in the audience
how the show is going.
One Of the most curious buildings in
New York now is rapidly nearing COM
pletion on the big plot of land, COM
prislng almost a square block. opposite
the Grand Central station on Wander
bilt avenue. The building is four stories
high and looks as though 1t had been
put up to stand 100 years. so solid are
its brick walls.
What attracts the attention of peo.
pie to it, however. is the fact that only
the toughest kind of brick has been
used. and instead of having an orna-
mental front. the bricks have simply
been pointed up with cement. On the
whole building, large as it is. there
isn't one ornamental feature
The building is for the railroad offices
and for temporary postoffice while the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13
INTERPRETATIONS

South Coast Yacht club--Directors
H. H. Sinclair, w. e. Smith, Evan @.
Evans. e. C. FOLSOM, Eugene Overton
of Los Angeles, Cal. No capital stock.
Alhambra Home Telephone & Tele-
graph Co.-Directors, P. T. Spencer, G..
G. Miller, L. K. Parks, f. e. Williams,
e. C. Webster. Capital stock, $4,000,
with $4,000 subscribed.
Maclay Rancho Realty Co.-Direc-
tors, G. 1. Cochran Stanley F. Nc
Clung, Norman Williams, S. l.. Baker,
F. A. Powell. Capital stock. $75.OOO
fully subscribed.
Evening News Publishing co.-Direc-
tors, Samuel T. Glover. Merritt Hit,
M. H. Glover of Los Angeles. Capital
stock, 100000, fully subscribed.