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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
THE STOCK MARKET
sCHIFF,s STATEMENT CAUSE OF SLUMP
 IN PRICES.
Head of Kuhn, Loeb & Company Declares There Must Be a Reform ir Cur rency System or Violent
 Panic Is Certain.

New York Jan 4.--Jacob H. Schiff. head
 of the influential banking firm of Kuhn.
 Loeb & Company. sent a tremor through
 the speculative fabric of the stocf market
 today by his uttsraace of the opinion tnas nat
 currency system of this country there would
 be a panic compared with which all panics
 which have gone before would seem as
 chiid's play. The sensational terms of this
 utteranee and the tuilish form In which it
 liquidation which broke prices with some vi
 olence and cause a weak ard disorderly
 G0sns hs viebsns coper Mas of of special n ence in unsettling sentiment.
 of Mr schifrs .he re5ssss the had fallen into a condition of dullnss' and almost
 Sel hsfS to tSe smaileat Se totai for some weeks past. Some part ct this undoubtedly was
 due to the fact Of ntsiS esx bv the storm damage. especially to the scuth and Some of the centers which contributed a large share to the recent speculative cam paign were thus cut off from communication commission houses are feeling :he weight of ! a discomfort among customers more preten- over the interest charges during December. There can be no doubt that there have been
 counts during this week by operators dis gusted with the December interest rates.
 sb s st Sso sss shs for | of the extent to which relaxation In the money market is likely to proceed The retention of funds at this center ia believed to depend largely on the maintenance or attractive interest rates.
 The strong demand for money Is seen 10 be common at present all over tka world. Only hfgn grade commercial paper sells as | low as per cent. ln the New York market and loans for time for the shorter period mium. In the foreign market aE a result | of the release of accumulated funds through I the annual settlements 1t becomes manifest | that measures will be sustained for mutual | protection against demands from one an | other.
 | The Paris market seems determined to l maintain It's unusually high '@vel of bank | reserves and the Bank of England Is repoi l. | ed to be preparing to borrow money from the l open market with the purpose of keeping up the interest rate as a protection against 1 outside demands. Very large requirements l of call loans were reported as being made on the stock exchange today and this had a | natural effect easing the rates of this department.
 l advance, even up to the six months period. l showing some shifting of call loans in Dor | rowings on time The hesitation reflected | in the narrow fluctuations of the day gave | way to the acute weakness of tte close only | after the appearance of the report of MT | Schiffs speech. l Bonds were irregular. Total sales pal value S2.OT0, GOO United States old 4s cou- | pon decline E per cent. on call.
 l s,.,,. NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
MARKET FOR COTTON
TRADING MORE ACTIVE WITH PRICES
 GENERALLY FIRM,
Close at Net Advances of 10 to IS Points-
 Better Cables Than Looked For From Liverpool Aid the

New York, Jan. 4.-The cotton market was more active and generally firm with the close at net advances of 10 to IS points. Sales were estimated at 375.0o0 bales The opening was firm at an advance of 10 to lS points in response to higher cables. large spot sales In the Liverpool market and con tinued rumors of an improved trade demand: one runnor being that considerable sales had been mada to spinncrs and for export out of the local stock.
 Trading was fairly active and the market appeared to be attracting a somewhat bet ter demand throughout from commission houses as well as some support from South ern and Wall Street bulls. The news seemed to be of a bulish average There al Ciinners' Association report expected to- morrow would be tuilish. Private cables form Liverpol reported a more favorable opinion of the market due partly to an i'm provement in the Russian situation, receipts ran lighter. and there was a large number of private wires from the south claiming firm holders and tho practical completion of ginning.
 In spite of these the market ected quite nervous. meeting local bear pressure and realizing or a scale up and after advancing to a net gain of 20 to 21 pointg reacted under aggressive selling for local account Prices yielded very slowly, however, and the closing tone was steady within or points fof the top of the active months, south ern spot markets were unchanged to hc higher.
 against ,207 last week and 27.7se last year, For the week. estimated, .S0.o00 bales against 215.7s9 last week and s00,0oo last year. Today's receipts at New Orleans 7,256 bales against 13,602 last year and al Houston 3,7Sl bales against 3,Je6 last year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
fCnrrectad Dnilx.l

Corrected Daiiy.)
 These prices are at wholesale and not
 starch-corn. s@1oc: standard goods pearl. .3hc; gloss lump. sXc: nickel pack
 Rice-Extra fancy. s4c; head 4@5c; brok-
 SfltIvfPsPo Sins9a4Fsss s.5a i5; YiFsnIs zasss Soo
 1oN @ioMc; choice. iiSi1Sc: fancy. '"s IsS
 Ss s3da sans{ s4s 5Ss NSx Ginger 'AFI FlourGBasis of barrels: High patent. 50; fancy patent. s5.25: half patent.
 Grits-Per bbI. sa go; per sack s1.so. Lard-Leaf. sNc; compound. sKc: basi,
 Hans aa%sDp1S .S 1sf SthsTs s7 S1.o sScn sSc whi9s Ih9S 4sc White clipped 47e timothy s5c; Johnson Grass 65c; rust proof oats 55c E Cotton seed huiis.-Leose. per ton. .5 50; l baled 6.5o; racks s7. 30; cotton seed meal ..chseseAFancy. rnn cream 1Sc: special
 Bagging--New. Sc; K h. new sugar sack SVT T,sysMsi yasi 'o5eS1 oa. ~' Meat--Rit bulk. sAc; rib bacon s&c ees' sges so .sTdnss SiHia AmsFioan sr 'oGs o Systsfs. Sy;as ". 4-os s5c: 5eoa. soc: SiTht weight ssc dog.
 ssss ssns ss4 ssFr: sSS syrup Log Cabin. gallons. S14: E gallons l S7 50; ats. s4 25 per do1
 susar-Granulated Sc; F. '; G., 4hc. Hides-Dry flint, 1oc to 17c; dry salteC | 15c; green salted 10c. Wool-Clear 24c to 35c.
 Beeswax-25c. | Fruit and Produce-Red and yellow on l ions Sl .05 per bushel; potatpe wisconsin stock s1. % bu.: Michigan HOO bu: New | York Danish cabbage. good keeping, harC head stock. 2c l6: fsncy orange: :! :Ts Dbl box; bagas s1.s5 sack; navy beans g. 8 ] bu. white peas g. 25 bu; apple and white 1 wine vinegar 15c gal: fancy full cream cheese I5c ib.: fancy H-U peanuts Sc ID. l choice peanuts 5c lb.. eyaporated apples 9c dried apples 50 ID. bags. sAe lb. lemon ccrates si.S5 box: California piunes 50-6O SEc: 6O-75. 7Xc: 7o-so. 7hc ID. | California peaches 0c ib.: mixed nuts 26lh boxes .l2h c walnuts 12%c lb.: Tarragon | almonds 16c: Ivaca Is e; oceans medium | size 10Mc: Spanish onions Si 75 crate; heav l weight Malaga grapes s7 keg. | Seed-Rye. S1 per bu; wheat SI.56; bar ley, $I; crimson clover, 12c; alfalfa 15 Q 20 | per lb.; onion sets. white skin $2: pearl $3 | blue grass. 15 O 1Sc per ID.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
THE LOCAL COTTON
axorrrEn SLIGHT ADVANCE IN SPOTS
 IS RECORDED.
Enfnusr~ are Demanding the Staple. and ii | a Bcffer Business Basis has Been
 Reached--Holders Are
 Compihcent.

Sfriet ~ low middiins -. .... ..... ..ids Low middiinx ...... '.''' .. ''A'7se
 Tha Monteomery cotton market climbed mother 1-I6c yesterday and hoiders are hopefnl that this is but the beginning or an advance that will be of substantial inter
 Ina advance yesterday was attributed to fhe demand of English spinners who are evidently much impressed with the smaLel movement to the market than Was a9oAto to for They have been listening of iate .a 70 irIcrezsSd crop estimates issued in the inter sef of lower prices. but have awakened to the realization that arrivals at ports are rasas qtvsrpooi agency cabled yesterday morning: .srhe present movement Is no, 3, specuIaffve but is due to legt.imate traos cnl1ses There is large shors lnIeres. which will tend to sustain the srssscturers msrKs nearly ali working again" ,,r, (,
 Another Liverpool house cabIec nerT .Th i z trade is reviving In Russia and the continent
 Theas sort of ccble advices have no not boon received In a long time and they indla1 an51 fr increase in prices at Liverpool naturslls n, 5rf1sssnced the market for futures; Sss York opened 10 to Il points up anu ana so1h mh,ch 70 IS points higher At .. tne gsi1 1i oyer Wed nssfavss figures of 15 to IS points
 The government will issue another se cslisu - report next Monday showing cotton s,, s,inse Iase tS sSsn ss1sa5S Ioa5cO, 1ss oco bales s VI" '''
 At any rate holders gre more compascrn mpns'sni n rixhf now than they have been m seNsha, ssna.ss weeks and Montgomery growers are s,,,ntinn ,nnn rns,se they are amply able to hold on to tneii 9Sr,53rrt until they secure the prices al WHICH they are willing to sell.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
Joint Statehood Bin VIII Re COnsid-
 cred Ny the Houee.

Washington, Jan. 4.-The Joint Statehood bill will probably be favor ably reported by the House committee on Territories next Monday or Tues
 day and unless present plans are
 changed it will be considered by the
 House on Wednesday. The bill to be reported by the committee will provide for the admission of oklahoma and
 Indian Territory as one state and New Mexico and Arizona as another It will differ from the bill defeated at the last session by the Senate in
 that it will not carry the Gallinger- stone prohibition amendment. In the | bnl to be reported prohibition is pro- vided for only in Indian Territory and
 in the Indian reservations in Okla homa.
 The names of the new states are to
 be Oklahoma and Arizona.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05

has been given the Interstate Com n1erce Commission that the roads hau indicated a desire to comply with lav with respect to granting of rebates aIi other special privileges. Following 1 conference of the traffic managers witt the commission some time ago thi committee has been at work securini pledges to this end
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
Weather Conditions.

The extensive storm area central over Missouri yesterday has moved northeastward to Lake Superior after causing additional light to moderately heavy rains south of the Ohio river with locally high winds at several points in the South; has also caused rain or snow from the Missouri Valley east to the Middle Atlantic aud New England coast. with high temperatures over the northeast
 The weather has cleared considerably cold CT in the middle and east Gulf States. and fair, cold weather prevails west of tha Mis- sissippi under the influence of an area of decidedly high barometer nearly stationary
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
NOTICE.
Montgomery. Ala. J,

Montgomery. Ala, Jan. 4, 06. AS a member of New Orleans Cotton Exchange, extend to all delegates and visitors to S. C. A. in New Orleans to call at Messrs. H. & B. Beers office, where they can secure tickets to visit the Cotton Exchange, with my compli- ments. C. G. Aoercromole. -adV.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
s1s,OOO IS MISSING.
Large Sum is Taken From An Expres,
 Pouch.

Washington, Jan. At developed today that about $1S,00o was takeI from an express pouch between At lanta, Ga, and New York. The South, ern Express Company received thu package at Augusta, from there il went to Columbia. s. C.. and 1t arrived in Washington early Sunday norm ing.
 The Adams Express Company theI sent it to New York and there thu loss was discovered. Officials of th( express companies are making an in' vestigation. but nothing has beer found so far to indicate who took thu money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
WILL WED AT WHITE HOUSE.

LOngWOrth-RoOseveIt NuptiaIs satur'
 day, February IF, at Noon.
 Washington, Jan. 4--The President and Mrs. Roosevelt announced tonight that the wedding of Miss Alice Roose- welt to Representative Nicholas Long worth, of Cincinnati. will occur Sat urday, February r, at 12 o'clock, noon in the east room of the White House
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
xrm nRIrANs COTTON.

New Orleans Jan. 4.--Cotton- active; iarfn and hsel,er. Sales 7.4ho bales including . an asls ts arrive and 200 fob: delivered on enrfracts 800 Quotations Ac up: middiins ii 7-1ec. ... .. ,aa
 ,ss,sS hofh here and in Liverpool opened IF n is points higher than last evenings closs snn. By noon prices had improved ao 2 ,,rfnta E3ditionaI covering bv longs caused z decfina which carried the market doWnn 2 fa about the opening level. Tn closlns was steady with net gains or iA~i' po'"'9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
i" Indicates rise. Indicates fall
River Forecast.

tFor next TWO ubYH.J =, The Coosa and Alabama will riFe steadily except remaining stationary in extreme up per Coosa Friday; about the following stages will be reached on this rise: Wetumpka 2S feet; Montgomery and Selma, % feet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05

over the middle plateau region, though tenn north and east siopa of the Rockies. The high barometer should move eastward today, giving fair weather in this section tonight and Friday with temperatures rear freezing tonight.
 Temperature and precipitation as reported by the Weather Bureau for selected south ein stations during 24 hours ending a. rL' January {. 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
THE METAl MARKET,

New York. Jan. 1.--Tin lower at s162 15s for spot; and ff6s 5s for futures ir London
 Copper lower 1n London: spct f7o l5s; futures f79 los. Unchanged here; Lake and Eleotrolytic SIS. T5 Q s1s.eo; casting s1s.71 q$i8.s7h.
 Lead unchanged ut s5. 50 Q ss % in the To- cal market. The English market was a shade higher at SIT 12s Cd.
 Spelter unchanged at s2s Is Sd in Lon don and at s6 509 ss. 50 in the New York market.
 Iron lower abroad with standard foundry at 53s Sd and Cleveland warrants 74s 715d in the English market Unchanged locally; No. 1 foundry. Northern SIS. 75: No. do. SIS 50Gs s1S.s5; No 1 Southern SIS. 50 @ siS.T5 No. do. $lS.00@s1S.25
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
ConfIrmed by the sennte.

Washington. Jan. 4.--The Senate to- day confirmed the following nomina' tions: Frank Dillingham;, California
 consul general at Coburg. Germany. Postmasters--Texas, G. W. Eoeffert
 Schulenberg; Oklahoma, Bess L. Bailey Snyder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
T OCOME UP WEDNESDAY.

T Indicates trace of precipitation.
 FRANK p. CHAFFEE, Section Director. weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
NrU OpTrANs sTT0AR.

New Orleans. Jan 4.-SuEar tlrmi; a3PP m kettle 3d 3l4 c; open kettle centriIuHaI 7S S U 3%c; centrifugal whites 3A 94c; yeHo"s SA @3 il-l6c; seconds 2@5Ac ..i,uSat
 Molasses. open kettle 1SG 33ci cehtF4usai 6122c. Syrup 2oG30c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
NEM YnRK CnFFEE MARKET.

NeW lorK. Jan 4-Ihe VSS..iIna of opened steady at unchanged E Enrnnsan
 which did not respond to the local sains gan of the previous day, There was some ses'-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
 Chicago, Jan. 4.-Fresh reports or deiayeat harvesting operations m sactnrs less infiu- ential, bullish wheat market 1eIe tooaS, 1'aS. At the close wheat for May yain oetTfenLya nf a %c Oats were practically unchanged and provis- ions were K @171so higher o-.,,, ia voraS,s rhe to inc bulls. Advices iron. Argen- tina were somewhat conflictins' put the the greater weight Other influences that in- creased the demand foI wheat he:e were the RussiaH situation Franc sna and fT%Grs eGmaDy small
 advance in the price of wheat at LNerPoost had bulsh Influence on the p,r Grehimt fsatupe 9 to the bulls was an improved demand TOT cash wheat at the principaL graiE Senters ses ment for the bears during the day was found in Bradstreets report of. the. worlds visi- oressS ore sSppff' pf 7o5oC'ooo This brought about considerable short selling by. local traders at about sbesn aSered tns mfpd later or ct higher prices
 Several leading longs were persistent buy, during the day o MaY hs for marSe the day was frsH between ss% and ssM, The oncning was shade to 14c higher at ss% to sS,- g o se s e. EsMc sss. Ciearances of wheat and flour were equal to 2e4OOo bushels Prirlasy acS Tseeip.s dns reported receipts. O. 4s3 cars against els firm market for orn. Commission houses were active bidders throughout the day. out Offerings were not large. Primary receipts today were S3S,000 bushels. compared witn | i. .15I 900 for the corresponding day one year ago. This falling off in moyeme9s,t s,r,s stiF Iith prices at the highest point of the day; May ty | opened unchanged 10 bc higher at 441 to l5Nc. sold up to 44% @44Bc, arc closed al al the top Receipts 1s2 cars; or contract Trading in oats was quiet and offerings | not large The market. however, was firm in sympathy with wheat and corn. Casn | interests were the pi !ncipal buyers ana or
 ferings for the most part came rom cont com | mission houses Reports of lignt accept | ances in the country had strengthenlhf | Influence. May opened shade higner a' | S2Mc sold up to 329sc and closed at Ss 7c The provisions market was strong on act | i've bidding by packers and local oulIs. AT
 advance O. to 10 cents in the price or Tne in'
 fluence was the continued heavy ohipment! { | of hog products. At the close May p9THH
 was up 17lsc at S12 .s5 Lard was up !.
 61Oc at s7 SO. Ribs were los higher al | S7. 50. . 1vhoo,
 12 cars; corn 277 cars; oats 14s earsi hoG' | 27.000 head,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
Cash quotations were as follows;

Cash auotations were as follows;
 Flour-Dull e1 Wheat-No. ? spring .... "' 'sSs
 No' ...di ,d '''' .'.' '''' '''' go -No NO' t'%a 70 '' '''' '''' .42M ~oI NJ ,tsIio,,. '' '''' . .42is oate Sne '''''''' zee .. .31L n4 bi, '''' '''' , .33&
 NJ; No Sbi,e '' '''' '''' .32h ,, No. "'d'e '''' '''' '''' CT sSye-, HSye-1IC%i Cioar stlo..' ,n.d1 7.62h 9gbissev baeis TTigb wines .. 1.30
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05

New York. Jan. 1 Flour steady but dull. Cotton seed oil firm: prime yellow 3l% m32c.
 Coffee. spot Rio quiet: mild firm; Cordova eA@12&c.
 Sugar. raw firm: fair refining 3h@ 3 3-16c; centrifugal e6-test 3% @2 11-i6c: moiasses sugar 2Kd2 16-1ec: refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05

FeDruary ...s .... s..s ....o oo o. March ...... ...-o loWo. ov May '... ...s ...s .s......n svWo'so July ' uV U
 september ...- -. .... .,..1 se ae g1 g1 a6 io
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
naaar tn r,nmnIx XYifh IaM.

Washington, Jan. 4.-Through a committee representing the tariff man agers of the Eastern Trunk Lines, which came here yesterday, assurance
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05

about 5010 points lower. but the market rallied and closed steady net unchanged to five uoints lower Sales 42.750 bags
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
NEW YORK GENERAL. MARKEr.

Charleston, S. C.. Jan. 4.-Turpentine and rosin. nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON. re.v. crieans- Ian. 4.-Cotton very steady
.rrxv ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

nSnvs f,rfeans, Jan. 4.--Following were the siIff fnffons for cotton futures on the SeW --srleh Ill cotton exchange today:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
NEW YoRK pRY GooDs.

New York. Jan. I.-Buyng In the dry noods market today was largely confined to ss1rrhy reouiremenSs The movement for 2i1e new year has hardly gained any momen- ftirn JObbers reported a slight improve ,s~enf from nearby trade. but few were wil- linr to take contracts for any extended pc riod
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05

U, 6. Department of Agriculture.
 Weather Bureau.
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TREASURY BALANCE
nu1cAGn GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

washington. Jan 4.-Today's treasury bal ances exclusive O fthe gold reserves sho"s ash si|O. 236,523; gold sss, ,1oo.6aS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05

nsew orleans. Ian 4-Cleared strs.. Via fnr Nor Thorsen, Ceiba; Anselu, Bl., Riva- ~@ s Port Barrios; Albion. Br, Cloughfor SFRYr.burg, via Newport News; L'rd Roberts
 Nr Boat Dublin. via Newport News; Dor 5sl.v wilson, Hamburg. via Norfolk: Uttein, %er T(nuhsen TeIa and Port Cortez; Blue ffefds Nor Halversen,s Blusfields.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05

Port Eads, Jan. 4.-Arrived Stfs, Fsparta slr Rose, Bocas Del Toro; Provincia, Br Tisrtan. Pensacola; Wanderer, Br.. Hunter Fiverpool; Uplands, Br.. Lugg, Charleston &rhooner Augustus II. .Babcock. Hutchinson
 sailed: strs. Jamaican. Br., Robb Liver s.,rSfs Anselm Br., Rivara. Port Rarrios Prince Arthur Br.. Kinney. Havana.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
rxvrRpooL COTTON FUTURES.
nrARrNr NEWS.

xfahife. Jan 4-ArTived: Strs.. Mercator' .se.s schaum. Puerto Cortez; Delta Ger. 4x1ne. Hull: Fearnfiold Br, smith, Tampico Fort Morgan. Nor, olsvik Bocas Del T9ro
 fseared: Belize, Nor, Johannessen. Belize; Haytf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
Interior Movement.

Houston-steady, II 11-1sc: net receipts 3fsf; gross receipts s.7sf shipments 5.93s; sales 542: stock 104.234.
 Augusta-Steady. II 11-16c; net receipts
 5s9; gross receipts SIS: shipments e25: sales 414: stock 141.4s0. + Memphis-Quiet. 1i%c; net receipts D. 014; gross receipts 3.337: shipments 1.323; sales 3.250: stock 141.45o. St. Louls-ouiet. 11Nsc; net receipts 800; 3s, s07.
 Cincinnati--Quiet; net receipts 1,o23: gross receipts 1923; shipments 996: stock 14.0s3. Louisville-Firm. 11%c. Total today--Net receipts s.217: gross receipts II,O2T; shipments 10.s54: sales A. l 2O6: stock 290.200.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
NAVAL STORES

Savannah. Ga. Jan. 4.-Turpentine nothing doing, CSC: (last sale January 3rd}: receipts , 156 shipments 55.
 Rosin, sales 2,4s5; receipts SITS; ship Sments PAP.
 $3.52ih; G 3.55; H 8. 60; | 8. 90; K $4.45; M s4 s5; N, 5.45; VIC $5 70; wv $5.s5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
Nrw YORK COTTON FUTUREs.
ryvrnPooI, SPOT COTTON.

.ssss sslan of inc eay were 12C0o bales. of
 x&airh 1000 were for speculation and export and included 10.90o American Receipts 41.1pO bales all American.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05

wilmington, N. C.. Jan. 4.-Spirits turpen- tine steady, 64%c; receipts 10.
 Resin firm 8 60; receipts 145
 Tar firm, y1 80; receipts i34.
 Crude turpentine firm, g so. st.50 and $4. 50; receipts 443
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

Galveston--Steady. il 11-l6c: net receipts 3,3S9; gross receipts 3,369: stock 195.938; shipments to Great Britain 11.s92: to conti- nent 17.I76: coastwise 7.456.
 New, Orleans--Very steady. II ll-lec; net receipts 7.25s; gross receipts 7.2b6; sales T,7b0: stock 350.e51.
 gross receipts 112: safes 75o: stock 45.14S; shipments coastwise 100.
 Savannah-Steady. II 7-1ec: net receipts 5.110; gross receipts 5.1i0: saies geo: stock 130 s59: shipments to continent 7.259: coast wise 674. .
 Charieston--Firm, 1ikc: net receipts 323; gross receipts 323: stock 46.f57
 wilminEton-Steady. 11kc; net receipts 1ss: gross receipts 1sS; stock 13.09&
 NorfoIk-Firm, 1Ihc; net receirts 2.240: gross receipts 2,240: sales 13s; etock So,753; !; shipments coastwise 4.649.
 Baitimore-NominaL I1&c; gross receipts TT5: stock 1T.11S. 4.164; stock 227.ise. shipments to Great Britain 731.
 Boston-ouiet. 1.95; net receipts s22; gross receipts 7.105; shipments tG Great Britain 3.36s. 25; gross receipts 395 stock 3f,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

MEMPHIS COTTON OIL Memphis, Dec. 4.-Cotton seed oil steady and unchanged.
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Total Movement.

Total today, at ar ports net fe.s10: shap- ments to Great Britain I5a99l: fo continent 24,A35, stock 1.109,246. &s .f
 Consolidated at all ports. net 114O3e; shipments to Great Britain 63, S44: tc France l2. 600: to continent 53.556: to JaDan 322;
 Total since Sept 1. at all ports. net 5,167,- 4sI; shipments to Great Britain 1.627.772; to France 4s1197: to contin. nt 1.Si1.sl6: to Japan 32, 235; to Mexico 96A.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-05
THE WEATHER.

Daily Local Weather ReDOrt and Rlvez
 Bulletin.