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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-09
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York May s.-The tin market showed continued excitement. Spot advanc- ed pounds l5s to lss pounds i5s; futures lSs points higher. Spot s4S. .5O0s4.50
 Cooper unchanged to 5s higher in London: spot s3 pounds 5s; futures s2 pounds Local ly copper was firm, very large sale around isc for June and July delivery. Lake SIS. 50 m s19. %: electrolytic SIS. 25 q $1s.5 No. casting SIS. % q SIS. 25.
 Lead unchanged $5.60G$5.75 locally.
 Spelter 2s Cd lower 26 pounds 5s in cally.
 Iron advanced Sd in. the English market Standard foundry 49s Sd; Cleveland warrants sos. Locally dull; No l foundry, North ern s1S.75 e s1s. 90; No. do, SIS. .2S@ SIS. 80; No. 1 foundry, Southern sis.259 @
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Interior Movement.

Houston-Steady. 1lAc; net receipts 4,006: gross receipts 4,oos: shipments s.7s5; sales 34: stock 32.s6s
 Augusta-Quiet and steady. II %c; net re eeipts 165; gross receipts 165: shipments 53i; stock so oTl.
 Memphis--Steady. 11Ac; net receipts 242; gross receipts 595; shipments 1.2S4: sales l. 250: stock 34.ss3.
 st. Louis--steadv. Il 5-16c; net receipts 32. 400.
 Cincinnati-Net receipts 34o: gross re- ceipts $40; shipments PSI; stock 11,o7S.
 Louisville-Firm, l1Nc.
 Total today--Net receipts 4,945; gross re ceipts $500; shipments e,5S3: sales 1.2S4; stock 162.396.
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Chicago Grain and producc.

Chicago, May s.-Cold weather in the wheat growing sections of the United states caused firmness today in the local wheat market, the July option closing with a net gain of 3-S to 1-2. Corn was up 3-S. Oats were up Is to 1-4. Provisions were unchanged to to 2 1-2c higher. The wheat market at Liverpool the quotations of the local exchange showed slight gain at the opening, the July option being un- changed to 1-4c higher at 7s to 7S 1-4 :. to reports of killing frosts in Minne- sota and other portions of the spring wheat territory. For time there was bulls. but offerings were light. Later the markes was strengthened by an official forecast of frost tonight through out the spring wheat section and por- decrease of 5,500,000 bushels in the worlds visible supply as shown by Bradscreet's was. a notable reason for the bullish sentiment. For July the at 79 3-4. The market closed firm with July at 7s 3-s to 1-2. Shorts and cash houses were lively bidders for corn throughout the entire session and as result the market was firm all day. The demand was inspired chiefly by cold, wet weather and the strength of wheat Prices at the close were at opened 1-S to IA higher at 45 1-2 to 45 5-S. sold up to 45 3-i and closed at the top. Local receipts were POP cars, with 6S of contract grade. Oats were strong in sympathy with corn and wheat. Commission houses were the chief sellers and local traders bought moderately for the new crop months The market closed steady. July open ed a shade higher at s1. sold between 30 7-S to 31 and S1 Is ard closed at 31 Is.
 Provisions were firm early in the day but later the market eased off and closed steady. There was some buying at the opening by pit traders of lard and ribs, but this demand was soon satisfied and the market became dull with prices inclined to sag. A five cent advance in the price of live hogs stimulated the demand early in the day. At the close July pork was off ! to 1-2c at 15 .15 to 15.17 IF 1-2. were unchanged at S.57 1-2 to S.e0.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Total Movement. .

Total today at all ports net 14.514; ship ments to Great Britain 1000: to continent 3,217: stock 5s0.622
 Consolidated at all ports. net 34, POT: ship ments to Great Britain 4.6e7; to France 50; to continent f1,546.
 sTotal since September 1st. at all ports, net 7.229.2s2; shipments to Great Britain 2.624,s23; to France 636.s30; to continent
 s-Corrected
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NEW YoRK PRnnucE.

New York. May s.-cotton seed oil firm.
 Petroleum fi=m.
 Resin steady: strained common to good $4. 05 O S4.15.
 Sugar. raw steady; fair refining I5-l6 G c; centrifugal 96-test 8 15-32Q3Izc; mo- lasses sugar l1-ls@2&c; refined steady
 Coffee, spot Rio easy No. 17 invoice 1Ac; mild steady; COrdova l0&l215c.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. May S.-Although the volume of business done today in the dry soouS market showed no marked increase over yesterday, there was a better feeling on all sides due in large part to the settlement of the anthracite coal situation and oI the removal of other factors that affoct tfade in first hands sentimentally. The 1obbing houses did a good business.
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ton being made of whether or not the crop had been benefited by the recent rains
 The only conclusion to be arrived at was that the want of rain In the central and eastern portions of the belt was connplained d of last week, and the desire for fair weather was expressed in the Southwest. / Meanwhile general heavy rains occurred over the entire belt except along the Gulf coast. and as the temperature was officially reported as having averaged about or above normal, the bulletin. a whole. was more favorable than otherwise.
 Meanwhile fair and warmer weather has set in. and the forecast is for continuance of favorable weather in all sections of the belt. and if relafzed. some difficulty might be experienced in the effort to bring about q further advance.
 From a speculative point of view, all con- cerned favor the advancing sof prices but Liverpool and continental Europe are 10 be reckoned with.
 There appears to be a stacking in the de- mand for spot cotton. early reports from the English market showing but 5000 bales sold, which, subsequently,, were increased to i0,0eo bales and while it is generally ac- knowledged here that the supply Is small, yet there Is but limited demand in evf- dtnce. The bull crowd at New York. how- ever. are well organised. and while they have to care for stock that may yet prove burdensonne later in the season. they are nevertheless prepared to make the most of any feature coming to the surface that might be of benefit to their cause. the lift ing of the market to. above IF cents. which
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-09

points down. Good crop prospects today about balanced the demand from spinn%srrs bulls tried hard to Kill the crop in several sections but failed on account of the evil derce that crop conditions are generally fla vorable throughout the belt Trading was light. The market closed firm with May net 1 point up with June unchanged: July up 3 points; August up points, and the new crop positions gained points each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-09
ST. LOUIS PROVISIONS.

St. Louis, May S.-Fiour, steady.
 Whiskey steady $1 .32.
 Bagging Shc
 Pork, quiet iobbing $15. 17h.
 Lard. steady; prime steam sS IT h Dry salt meats steady: boxed extra shorts Ss.s7h; clear ribs s l2h; short clears S9 25 .,,. Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts s9.62is; clear ribs s9 S71s; short clear $lO.0O
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Weather Cond.itie.s,

(For Past 2l hours.s
 The rain area over the east Gulf and At lantic coast districts Monday morning has drffted of to the eastward. after causing ad- ditonai rains in eastern cotton districts and fair and cool weather now prevails south of the Great Lakes. under the influence of an area of high barometer central over west. ern North Carolina Light frost Is reported this morning Tn northern portions of Ala pama and Georgia, and Tennessee. middle with heavy to king frost in western Penn sylvania and we - rn North Carolina. Fair. warmer weather prevails in west Gulf States the lower and middle Mississippi Valley, and over the Southern slope of the Rockies. and similar conditions will prevail in this section tonight and Wednesday. A decided baro- metric depression moving eastward over Lake Michigan has caused rains and brisck to high winds from the Missouri Valley east to the upper Lake region. though another high barometer area moving southeastward over the north slope of the Rockies is gving generally fair weather over the northwest quarter of the country. with lower tempera- tures and light to killing frost In the middle Northwest.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 For the 24 hours ending Q. na.. 18th meridian time
 Montgomery. Ala May 8, 1906.
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Port Eads, May s.-Arriyed. strs., Imper- ator Nor. Pedersen. Bluefields; Asian, Br.' Bartlett, London: Colombia. Nor. Acker- mann, Ceiba; Bark. Bellas Gar' Bollen. Rio de Janeiro.
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MARINE NEVIS.

Mobile, May S-AFrived: SchF. Henry Crosby. Heogin. Banes Cg;ia-
 Cleared: schr.. Clifford A. Cs=Ser. Welies New York.
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New Orleans. May s-C1eared: Strs, Alps Ger, Reick-. Port Limon: Beivernon. Nor. Olsen Rocas Del Toro4 ViatoT, Nor. Thor
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
NEW oRIEANs COTTON.

New Orleans, May S.-Spot cotton quiet, but firm. Sales 1.175 bales. including S5G to arrive Quotations unchangedi mlodllhs II 5-16c
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sen, Ceiba; Arkadia. Lewis. Porto Rico: pa- ren, Br., Robinson. Liverpool; Mount Ner- non, Nor. .Falscn. Port Ltinon.
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 TREASURY BALANCES.
 Washington, May S.-Treasury balances $15s, ,142, ITO; gold $5s.751,5s4.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans May s.-Cotton seed oil steady. prime refined In barrels sse; prime crude loose 31c.
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n,w1.pu.s corroN oTI,

Memphis, May s--Cotton seed oil; prime crude 3O&c; prime summer yellow 2toi prime meal Ss5.5o; prime cake ssSs4A NA
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KANSAs CITY LIVE sTOCK.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, May S.-Coffee futures opened steady at unchanged prices to decline Of five points in response to lower European cables. The market closed steady, net un- changed to five points lower on sales Of 3S.5O0 bags
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Indicates trace of preciDitGtion-

Light frost occurred this morning in northern Georgia, northern Alabama. and east Tennessee. Temperatures average tsn to twenty degrees lower in the northeastern districts, and are slightly lower in other portions of the belt. except in the extreme west where temperatures stationary or rising slightly. Light to moderate rains ST rinkles in Texas and Louisiana, and To- cally heavy rain at Thomasville, Ala.
 Light frosts: Decatur, Ala; Atlanta. Ga. 1; Chattanooga. Tenn: Nashville. Tenn; Char lotte. N. c.
 FRANK P. CHAFFEF,
 Section Director. Weather Bureau.
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s4aAloAtas FfaA -ssdicates ha0
 U1ver F0r~easG The upper Coosa will fall slowly; the lower Coosa will rise slightly or remain station ary: the Alabama will continue to rise slo " iy. but steadily.
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LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
Nrw YnRK CnTrnN FrTuREs.

New York, May 8.-COttOn tutures on the I New York Cotton Exchange today were | firm with prices ranging as follows: Nenth Open. High. Low. Close |
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-09

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STEAMER ASHORE AND
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21
MEMORIAL SERVICE TODAY
Daughters of Confederacy Will Honor
Memory OF Mrs. Davis.

A special memorial service will be
held this afternoon at / o'clock at the
Presbyterian church in honor of the
late Mrs. Jefferson Davis. The service
is under the auspices of Bridewell chap
ter of the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy.
Addresses Will be made by Rev. DR..
Paden. of the Presbyterian church. and
Prof. D. B. Nowlin, of the l.. D. S.
university. who was with Jefferson
Davis during the war. Special music
will he furnished by the choir of the
Presbyterian church. \ special invi-
tation is extended to all Confederate :
veterans and sons Of veterans.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Changes in Salt Lake Soil Entered OF
Record

Alex j. Stratton tC J. Salisbury, 3yS
rods southwest from rods south ~
northeast corner lot 7, block 81,
plat c, warranty decd ............S $1,000
l., J.. Goddard 20 August Peterson, lot
H. block 2 walkers subdivision,
warranty decd .... . ........ /
Joseph L. Horne TO Ellen strickley,
21zxl0 rods northeast from II rods
north of southwest corner lot >,
block 81, plat D, warranty deed 28Oo
Zion S Savings Bank and Trust Co.
20 H. B. Elder, 7x7 Il rods southeas,
from northwest corner lot 5, block
So plat a, warranty deed ...,.,.. 800
Silas B. Wood TO O. C. Hcmenway.
part lot 1, block So. plat b, warrnn'
E, A. Mitchell to Katy NJ. smith,
water right, Dry creek ........,.. Ito
James y, Wheeler to s. Peterson, Jr.,
rods by 72ls feet OF lot 3.
block 9. plat 3 ............. 1000
George w. Sharp TO Axel Haltz. I3al5x
25 foot northwest from southeast
corner LOT ., block r5l. plat H.. 1900
Mary Gopdan 10 Minnie 7. Gray, part
section IL. township Is south. range
0. G. Hcmouway to r. ". Hcmcmway.
part lot l. block 81. plat B........
NJ. II. Walker 70 Il ~ Brazicr. lot 30
and north half Of lot 20, block l,
Glenn subdivision ...... .....,. 562
3xlO rods southwest from northeast
corner lot 7. block IS. plat B.. 1000
American s and r. Co. to Boston c.
NJ. Co, quit.claim deed 10 part nj
sections 1i2i, township 1 south.
range west twater right) ....,.:
Service Co.. part section Z. township
south, range east. etc. .........
james Hecney to John l.. Nebeker,
part lot 3, block 1lS, plat A.. ]
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SUFFER AWFUL DEATH

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Thousand Feet.
JOHANNESBURG. Oct. 20,-The
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the East Simmer gold mine here today
snapped, and the cage fell thousand
feet. Twenty-tbreo Chinese laborers,
who were being lowered into the mine,
were dashed 20 pieces
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21
Russia Launches Rattleships.

ST. PETERSBURG. Oct 20 Two
powerful hat''a-hips ur lRr Eus,j3u
navy Hrro l1mcb"d TODAY, 'h" Audroi
Por, osyau1a ~ $500 tons. and =
smaller ycssri, The -. Eustaee, at
Schasfupol
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21
President Sends Sympathy,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-The Presi.
dent today sent kilograms to Governor
Magoon at Havana and Governor
Broward of Florida, expressing sym
pathy for the sufferers by the recent
hurricane.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-21
SENTENCE is SEVERE
Man Who Stole s5 Cents Gets Ten
Years in Prison.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2O.-Ber
nard Duifey, who was convicted of
holding Up and rohhing = man Of s.
cents. "a, TODAY sentenced by Judge
Lawler 90 ten wears in the Folsom
prison.