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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
THE STOCK MARKET
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New York. April 4:.-rhe :hrinna9s ia me activity of the trading today snoicasad '
 on s, ef ths ss. stssf, psssy S tSe spsculafion. which has been prominsuf n in
 Che dsai,9ss for the .S s:t asw c s,sus
 for for tRc 'ssS s1ysnss es'1 and the asps:itiOn va
 TSsrs" " was s0Se Scop.,ssrsSis ssiiias movensnt early in the day in the courss of profit
 sss&s doy .dsrno. . anse' very tsnsivs: however. and did & nSt lnyoivs "s any ay
 ssSssai sssssal ssssss ~sskn.ss wsss Ss that sim.
 na aAs sors ssass ss th. ' F pany although inyolving subscriDtionsr rsa oi
 vsias sa prevs,lins S;cs %scsst prsosr sushed up n the closing dealings ye.terday fen
 :h:rD this n,orninf on s,a: shs 1ia M sss.s. csses Eo. consolidsted Gas also after 2 M rtss ..N at
 asssD Dsnh wa: os..s .s n s.ss were pretty we'll covered. in the course ct the @ mrst tS ncur. tho market was extremely duii sii day and moved within narrow Tim. its. Reading made most hesdway asairst
 Ssiow !sss fnshs
 natsd that the price ws: E tS 1 De srsSap Sgs up
 a W sOasi1.rssie ali pro:.s:ionsi trsdins; ;,,s; 2; this stock has demonstrated its close pool Ta Tsi move movement ne tt, was | advanced as an evil derce of promising outlook for m anthre- cite Iah0r settlement and caused some re- other coaiers. No news was forth ncemins 1 however. or any actual developmeniin the ne gotiatfons for . coal miners settietneat The condition of the money market MAS uls- ccurasement to any extension ot sne specr- ins rather to increase than to relax ...,
 The ,s had rS. sa to ss psF pc cent. also was higher than hitherto during
 g wsss ss. ma points lifted the loes by the banks to that fnstifutfon since Friday as shown by today
 statement to sss4Aeeo nis ann ooS somspaffse ffss asserted also that shipments were being made to ,variou interior points by ex- The foreign exchange market was little M
 affected in spite fths hish Jean rate, andnn dne and Berlin and aythorissd intimations were iEven that an aditional gold enGagement for import this week was possibility; Ine discount rate at Paris however: n,ra nardeneo as and thehre was sharp drop Tn sterhns eA- change at that point. Not only the Russian loan but large Penos. | ing issues of French, German. IupeTfai ano Prussfan securities are overhanging the
 tSs tSeis rsesuiar dividend on Xtchison seemed to cause disappointment to some holders me | advance in Reading had little esfetc on the general list the market yielded again witn the late furry in call money and closed 1 easy. Bonds were irregular Total sales par value s2,470,o00 United States bonds were all unchanged on call.
 NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
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 Ccnanany. S3 Commerce et.

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 My ori:ans xP.il ,.:nar t,Mssaass soasy salss rs
 .s q ssss asy lascS o0, 6 1t.oSS SSs bales. SSt traders there :s:n. sssd ths to Enssh E: .n. .rss ss not Sens than to meet expectations by closing two smsr in sn.a took thst vsibis inland stocks are being reduced .sa in s,oeSs SsS of S sSout t Is.coo bales since last
 ..sn:s an of of about of about 3i.oo0 bales thus far for this week when compared with one year ago. . .n. large exports are also commencinE to tell on stocks at all ports. and It doss seem 5nss ,ss to to . hishsr level is 2 spell of Ssd weather or . comparatively good spot demAno. .x Tn:si Ssi sssr today sat the tion as . rule was light. |. ... sh1wsTy we@sher S.f of tSs eotton bsls to- night or Thursday.
 rlantina is setting well Snaer way sso,,,ts. n1w iy necessary that the fair weather be the rule during the present month if the the. dslsyy sy nj These Ms s are - the features that favor sus- 'A:ras1 Tns weeks ss insight promise. not nor. than one-half of last years. 25s,0o0 bales: ana the movement for the month of April last year, and as for the receipts during the month of May one year ago they were the heaviest on record by 395,000 bales. amount iue to f2s.000.
 Speculation is not active. however. and the course of the market will he governed more or less by the character of the spot demand. which. however. would not have to be urgent to sustain values even It fair pIy and good trade being the counteracting features. The opening was the lowest of the day May starting at II .os. advancing to Il. .23 and finally closing at 1l.l9 against II. % yesterday.
 Until something of decided character m the way of bad weather or demand for spots develops. the market will probably prove scalpins affair. with perhaps. an upward tendency. A Spots here closed steady. sales 1.7oo. to arrive 1.250: middling 11Mc. rrn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
xoNTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS (COrrecteu Daily.l

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 shaas prfces are at wholesale and not to 0sstsrcS.corn s@1oe; standard goods. pearl sNc: gloss lump sAc; nickel pack A4 4Riee.Extrs fancy exc; head 40so; brok- sn nsssiHs.ooI;yappooi sHoI SsPpo 'S q: Virginia soc.
 Vinegar-Per gallon l4@2ze.
 Coffee-Qreen. common sh Q Joe; prime lo% gi0Me: choice ll011Me; fancy I20 ''S 'SSandies-stick se; fancy s01oc.
 Crackers-XxX soda SAC; XXX ginger SNEYo FYiourEBasis of barrsis: High patsn. 'GritsEPer bbL 8. 50; per sack Sl. So.
 MsSi-If GMard-Ieaf. sssc: compound 7Mc. basis iHams-Dove 14hc; others 1sM @14c.
 Grain osoSs sSS white shorts sorn I7c; timothy s5c; Johnson grass Csc: rust pFSS3t pSot,on S seed huils-Ioose. per ton ss oo. baied ST. %; sacks $500: cotton seed meal Fruit and Produce-Red and yellow onions s1 per bushel: potatoes Wisconsin stock Si bushei; Michigan s1 bushel; Florida cabbage ereen-hsads $2:sS crate crate: ait California oranges busheI; seed potatoes. early rose, peerless si i5 bushel; second crop Bliss triumph
 :s5 6ushei; I apple ;,,I1 ana white wine yineE fancy H. P. peanuts 6e h.. choice peanuts 5c lb.; evaporated apples Sc; lemons sI SO: California prunes 5O-60 sIkc; 6O-75 7%c; 70- nuts 25-lb. boxes 12hc; walnuts I2hc lb Tarragona almonds 16c; Ivaca 15Mc; pecans medium size 121sc; heavy weight Malaga
 Hides-pry Hints 1sho; dry saited l4ci green saIted Sc.
 Wooi--clear 2ss to 2sG-
 c6icEens-Hsns 4Oc: fryers sse: brOiierI 26G G30e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05

Canned Gaods-SaImon chums Si.oe; pinks si. 10; Columbia River s1 50; sockeyes S1. 90; sardines, American N-oii 32.56i mus tard $2 .s5; Imported g Q $f4; oysters, F: ". tooz; s5c; STcz. zoe; light weight $50 do<;
 Molasses-Georgia cane, barrel $50 per Gallon; eases gallons ;2; ;7s ger case: maple s7 50; quarts s4 25 per dox
 gar-Granulated skc; E. Y. e. 4hc.
 Turkeys-Alive. 10W12Ac;
 Eggs-12c
 green salted Sc.
 Country butter 15c.
 seed-Rye sI per bushel; wheat St. sg; barley Sl crimson clover 12c; aflafa T.: e zoe per lb.: onion sets. white skin S2; pearl 23: blue grass 1b01Sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
Shocked by Exposure of Crime.

IndlandpOIIs NUWS' ,.Y. ..a
 Many people are more shocked ana thaV are by the crime itslf. As Ions as things are kept quiet they are quiet too. But when the explosion comes they business is We believe that there arc many business men who saw nothing wrong in the insurance business till the nubiie. being fully informed, decided 1t xas wrong. Probably they were great iy surprised at that decision. It ig so in the matter of campaign contrtou- tons
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
NEW YnRK CoFrEE MARKET.

New York. April 4.-Coffee futures open ed at unchanged prices to an advance of 5 decrease in the worlds visible supply for the month of March of 576.6s5 bags. against a decrease last year of only 3o5.o0O bags for same month last year. The total visible supply as of April l. is 1o;747.s1s bags: last season Fear of May li~uidation check ed fresh buying; however. snd the market saRged off to about the closing figures of lied later on covering and a little demand from Europe. The market closed steady, net unchanged to 5 points higher.
 Sales includes:
 May ... .... .... ...s ....6 55 @6. so september " .UV October ss.s .05 December eco 'sV March zee. .''. ...'7.4o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
Interior Movement.

Houston--Steady. 11hc: net receipts s.7s4: gross receipts 3.7s4; shipments 4.734: sales 567: stock 47.30s Augusta---Steady. ffkc: net receipts 253: gross receipts ss5: shipments LOTS: sales 5S6; stock 34,0s3.
 Memphis--steady. 1fAc; net receipts s7l: gross receipts 2.s2s; shipments 3.3o4: sales f.ooo; stock 66.374.
 St. Louis-ouiet. f1Kc: gross receipts 1,37s: shipments 1.37s: stock 42.5s4
 Cincinnati--Net receipts 416: gross receipts 416; shipments II; sales 1s.3g7
 Louisville-Firm. 11%c.
 Total today-Net receipts 4,s27 gross receipts s.ss7: shipments 10.5eo; sales 10i; stock 239.724.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
Crucaeo oRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, April 4.-Higher prices for wheat close. eIa wheat wheat for May delivery, was qp Nc. ions were shade to I2Ac lower
 The market was strong all day tSs dssIRi.ss 1fnIsss sssss aayanes oa in the at A1s Liverpooi together with higher prices in nearly all European exchanges induced act, s;, eommission houses. Advices from Winni, the the bulls Another factor which strenth- sSss eosted the aTsst ai n the ns
 ot for the sorssspC9Sess slSses estop est peint S.'n Rhe May sptlon opened X Ssss sss and netnS! ss:sa as SssMsS' S .,ssS ,5a,SS " rhefe was an active genera, aernaSa for corn but the offerings were nghs .rsnath all aay, ae bnt cSefiy h' because of the scarcity offer ings. Local receipts were small. cables firm cash ds ssfsr tbe aa higher prices. The market elSssd aaso stronS ns ts ssH's and at essss isss :a e firmness of other grain and also by vet vet westher which it is Were wi th. nr oipai buyers, while offerings came chiefly from the local longs. At the close prizes were at the top notch. May opened Mc higher at 3lc, sold off to 30 Ts 631c; and ad- vanced to 31 1sc. where 1t closed. of the selling of pork and ribs by local packer The selling was induced by ,de- de- cline of or 10 cents in the PTieSe of .ays live ering by shorts. May pork closed i2ho lower at $1s.6O. Lard was shade lower at sS. S.4O6Ss. Ribs were h Doc low CT at SS.6Z1a Qss.6s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.
NEW ORLEANs COrToN,

New Orleans. April 4.--spot cotton steady. and 300 fob. Quotations unchanged; mid ding l1hc
 changed on the near months and 2@3 points down on the more distant positions Thero was more activity during the carly session by noon May and July had gained points each Spinners were reported at work pick rior. This news seemed so well founded that leading bulls here were heavy bidders and there was strong bullish support from other quarters Prices gradually improved to near the end of the session when May and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
Tof.nl Movement.

Total today. at all ports. net 1s,s7o; ship Inents to Great Britain 800: to France 4so; to continent 5.44s: stock 71s.6e0 .
 Consolidated at all ports. net 7s,o45: ship ments to Great Britain 52.17e: to Francs 12.450; to continent 406
 Total since Sept. 1, at all ports, net 6,774.- 7s2: shipments to Great Britain 2.474.se2 to France 604., .,s63: 10 continent 1.973.9S0 to Japan 9i.s54: to Mexico 2.714.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
LOCAL COTTON MAEKET; Y! sE ,..u
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

e,alvsston--Firrn, IIAc; net receipts 5. .SSs' gross receipts 5.sss; sales L1stt: stocR lfE'- New Srieans-steady, .11Mc; net receipts s<s, urose receipts 5,S49; sales 2s5o stock 25Os6a; shiprents to orest Britain eVo' to 0Mobie@Frrn. lic; net receipts SSs sSs; gross receipts sos: sales S5e; stSek Z.t net receipts 4.sss; gross receipts 4.s5s: sales eSo; stock os,sss; s,sssss;-,A.ton--ouiet, 1oRc; net receipts 363 v-sss receipts 563; stock 2o.11s; shipments cosstwiss es1. es11,.a,eady, lie; net receipts 554; --sss reoeints 55I; stock s.2se. 0,o. Nnyfolk-@ouiet, Ii %c; net receipts ssS: xross receipts 9S0: sales lsV' s'oeS "''Vos' shfnments coastwise 92o. - ,u.a xsftiYnore--Nominai. Il iac; gross reeeiP5s lpo asei stock S,670: shipments coastWise i'oVV'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
= sT LoUIs CLosINC MARKETs

St. Louis, April 4.-The grain markets Tn St. Louis today ranged as follows: May 76% 676% bid: range 75% to 76%. July 75% range 7i% to 75%@75h. September 75A asked; range 74& to 75% o
 75h.
 Corn;- May 42&; rance 42h to 42%. July 4SN asked range 42& to 43A @43A. September 43M bid
 Oats:-- May six bid: range 3oM to a1A. July 29% bid. September <, norninai.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05

New York-Quiet, II e5; net receipts 59 gross receipts 2,s56; sales HOO: stock 156.- 69s; shipments to France 4.735.
 Boston-ouiet, 11.65: net receipts 4s gross receipts 2.352.
 Phiiadeiphia-steady. II 90; net receipt 80; gross receipts 80; stock 2.541.
 Miscel1aneous--Net receipts "A; gross re- oaipts 7A.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
1ooally flrm and hlgher; spoi

pounds. Locally firm and higher; spot s'S;gy@ sSonner Ss lower in the London market; spot s4 pounds 5s: futures ss pounds bs. Locally unchanged; Lake SIS. DO @ $dS; ca aS 2 eiectrolytic s1S.2S@$1s.So; casting $iS' ooV 'ifd Lead unchanged s5.ss9ss.45 locally; de- gneiter unchanged 25 pounds 2s Sd in London and SC l0@s6. 20 locally.
 Aoo dron closed at Ass Cd for both standard ,onndry and Cleveland warrants abroad. Locally unchanged: Ne foundry; ,l s Northern err No foundry, Southern SIS. 5Q SIS. s5; No. ! do. S17. 75 Q Sl8 oO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
MARKET FOR COTTON
TRADING MORE ACTIVE AND PRICES ARE FIRMER.
Close steady ct Advance of 2 to ls Pomts
 Renewal of Bull Sup

New york. April 4.--The cotton market vss more active today and generally firmer on covering and a renewal of bull support. Ths market closed steady at net advance pf 7G13 points sales were esli@'eu "' 100000 bales. .t
 The opening was steady at an advance oI one point to a decline of two points: tne advasnce being confined to May. At the first the market showed declining ten dency with yesterdays sellers disposea ,o showing of the weather map and the absence Of the aggressive support but adter worH- E fru off to 10. s5 for May and 10. s2 for July or- about four to six points net lower tne market was rallied by the biz spot business in Liverpool. reports of big spot aemano na porting heavy rains in the southwest; the relative steadiness of New Orleans anu re ports from there that important interests were bidding for large blocks Of May ana Jn1y. ,x. ..... .ho a second time In the middle of the afternoon on a renewal of local bull support. the con- sinued drmness of the Southern market ana n coyerfur of shorts. May sold at 11.lb Tn inc late trading and July at 11.o9 or apou. seyenteen to twenty points up rom the loW level of the morning and about lS 10 A4 The close was within point or two of the hest for the day. Southern spot mnrkets were 1-1ec lower to Ac higher generaiiS ~ RsseIpts at the ports today 1s;s7S bales; ,s 2; vear Far the week testmiatedl 100000 6aies. against 1o1.4s2 last week and ls4'S'O Todsys receipts at New Orleans 5.s4s bales, against 11.9s7 last year. and at hous- ten 5.7S4 bales. against l2.S'f last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
NEW yoRx pRoDUcE.

New York. April 4.--Cotton seed oil firm; prime crude fob. mills 2Tkc: do. yellow 34A @34%c.
 Coffee, spot Rio quiet; No. invoice 1-16c: mild steady.
 Sugar raw, firm fair refining 3 1-32@ 1-16c: centrifugal 96-test 17-32@ Q 9-16e; mQlasses sugar 25-32Q2 3-1bc; refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05

I.ouisv. & Nashv. Unified Is .... ....tosH Manhattan consof gold Is ..lea Mexican Central Is r.... sz%
 do. 1st. Inc zee ...... aesy Minn 6 St. L. As .... .... .... S2H Mis-. Kan. & Texas Is ....ioih Nat. R. R. of Mexico con. ls .... -. .. ssH N. Y. Central gen. shs .... .ssH N. J. Central gen. 5s ....1zyh Northern Pacific As .... ....l9s Norfolk s west. con. Is .... .... .iosE Oregon Short Line rfdg. As .... ,ss% Reading general Is ....- ..s f....!eox St L. e Iron Mount. con. 5s s...114h St. L. 6 s. Francisco fig. As .... SS St. L. S'western con. 4s .s.. .s.. se Seaboard Air Line 4s ss!s Southern Pacific 4s s..s s... .. es Y
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 do cv. IS .... .. ''.' ''''1ooSa a U. B. Steel znd os '''' s' .., Wabash 1sts zee .... .s'' AeS 1t Wabash Deb B. .... .... ssa "a whss,trg q I E,rte is :. ssH Wisconsin Central 4s .. .... .... .. s2h
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
ST. LOUIS PROVISIONS.

St. Louis April 4.-Flour steady.
 Whiskey' steady $1. 32. Pork, steady: Jobbing SIS oo.
 Lard steady; prime steam Ss. %.
 Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts Ss.s7h; clear ribs 80. .00: short clear $9.121s.
 Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts $9.62h; clear ribs s9.75; short clear S9.67h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
July showed net gains of 10 points. August ih September and October '. and Deem
COTTON LErTER.

NEW YORK BULLETIN. New York, April l.--The cotton exchange here will be closed. April 14. 10. and is'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
NEM ORLEANs sraAR,

New Orleans. April 4.-Sugar firm: open kettle, centrifugal Q3 7-16c; centrifugal whites 3 4 4c; yellows 3& 9s 1S-1se' sec onds 2@3Ac.
 Molasses nominal: open kettle 17@s soc centrifugal 7620c.
 Syrup, nominal 25 e BOG.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK COTTON FuTIrREs.

New York. April 4.-Cotton futures on the New York Cotton Exchange today open
 cd steady and closed steady Quotations Month Open Hieb Inv cIose
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
MEMPHIS COTTON OIL,
NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.

Memphis, April 4--Cotton seed ol; P,I,ls Pr,,r, z crude 2sc. prime summer yellow. SIC. primo meal S24 5O. primo cake s2t.oe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
NEW YORK DRY GOODS

New York. April 4.-The dry goods mar ket today was steady with more trade re- ported in print cloth yarns and firm tone shown fin the more common grades of bleached goods. Buyers of knitted goods attempted to hasten deliveries, but were hammered by the well-sod condition of the ynille The fine goods trade in white and woven cottons was good.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
NEW ORLEANS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to Loveman & Company % Commerce st., Montgomery. Ala.

By Private Wire te Loyeman < Company.
 ss conmsrcs St., MentEomery. Als; l,;.. made on the market at the close yesterday evidently stirred up the fighting blood of the big local bulls. who gave strong support ossesed % n as s"f low G {. i1.os Their active bid ding for large blocks at the ringsde. to- gether with predictions of showers through promptly checked all bearish inclinations Liverpool spot sales were increased to 14,o0e bales. and as soon as 1t became known that from the other side. numerous buyins or svinced a decidedly advancing tendency: aar's was around i Ii as for July. covered rather freely. and despite considerable profit tax. s, ing. July contracts sold as high as i.ss 6sfSrs the nuyins wss a,,snt reso
 tion before the close, which was steady at a net gain for the day of 10 to IA points on the sold crop. and to ' points on the
 Spots were officially reported firm and one-sixteenth up on all grades. Ogiiciai sales were 1.7oo bales of spots and i.2so
 The bull forces. both here and in New York. were working in concert today; There strong spot situation which Is sure to de veiop before the month is much older. Daily receipts continued ight. and the it is to be desired. The weather is inclin~ ed to become unfavorahle again, and alto gether. the situation was exceedingly bull ket to any great extent. we would. with such situation. expect to see the broadest kind of bull market before long, but in on both summer and fall months
 Fear of manipulation caused the difier- today. but q spell of bad weather would in on July. LoVEMAN & COMPANY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05

New Orleans. April F-Cotton sVt toS5 ,l1 vI! prime crude loose 2sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
Total sales for day. sos. 100 shares.
NEW YORK BONDS

NEW YORK BONDS. ~ U. s. Refundng 2s. registered ..'''.! !oS = do coupon ''.. s''' '''' t19 T U. s; Ss, registered .'.s s''''.i00 U. s. old 4s registered .. .... ..iSss% U. $. ?0 Ns% sSuPSn %s registered " .: " :::.i;SS
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05

Sailed: Strs. Venus. Nor. Tysland. Bocas Del Toro; Helvetia. Ger. sangenburg. Ham haitian. Br., Watkins. Havre; Bratten. Nor, Holm. Puerto Cortez; Carolina, Aust. Ear tulich, Trieste; Aston, Br. Wilsn, Dunkirk; {; Bundbrook. Ger, Hansen. Port Antonio; Bark. Hebe. Nor. Reinertsen. Oporto
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05

Port Eads, April 4.-Arrived: Strs.. Alps. Ger, Reicke, Port Limon; Joseph Vaccaro, Br. Marullo. Ceiba: Hiram. Nor. Johannes sen, Puerto Cortez: Cuban. Br.. Lofthouse, Liverpool; Lustleigh, Br.. Bootyman, Rio de Janeiro; Chalmette. Birney. New York; Windber, Down, New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05

New York, April 4--London tin advanced today: spot IFS pounds 5s; and futures 1SS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-05
f,TNCTNNATI PROVIsIONS,
THE METAL MARKETS.

CincinnatL April 4.-Flour dull. Provisions steady. Whiskey quiet S1 2s