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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
CnTTnN I.ETTER.
By Private Wire From Hayward, Wick (
 Clark to Walter Cotter & Co.

By Private Wire From Hayward, Vick e
 Clark to Walter COtteF & Co.
 New Orleans, Dec. 2S.-Iiverpool sur ,prised the talent with an advance of to z points where @ decline was expected. This encouragement was welcome in the fikdence is also strengthened by efforts in various directions towards change of the contract system in New York in respect to graded differences. Our market opened { to points higher, and although trading was of a holiday character, there was good, ste1dy buying support, shoEing I1sg. that the the against January in New York Is now pretty well localized to that market and has lost it's terror for the others. The news most in demand was, of course, about no tices in New York There were. according to reliable einformation, between so,0O0 and 100000 put in circulation early in the the count of 32 points under March and 53 points under May, there was never any ques- tion of disposition having been made in nearly at the best. to points higher. The spot market so far is very quiet, some buying to fill old December commitments, but little new business from abroad. There is no pressure among holders to sell; the dullness is attributed to the holidays. stock taking and yearly balances in Europe. Flu lures continued steady around 10 cents for March up to Il o'clock, when news from New York that tenders being taken care of by strong parties caused rapid advance in harmony with the move in that market The intosight movement for the week Is officially estimated at from 449.- 900 to 45S 900. bullish visible supply statement is expected for this evening"
 Spot demand improved in the afternoon and some sales made at 1-16c ad- vance; 90 points on January futures is be- ing paid for Liverpool good middlng; 40 to l5 for fully middlinG. Mostly good grades are wanted. and buyers are par ticular about style and color
 Four hundred and forty thousand and fifty-eIght came into sight for the week eagainst s12.19e last year and S7S.1s6 in 1904 The total in sight since Sept. is 7S64. .929 against 6.9S1.977 last year and 7s62,481 in 1904. The fact that more is in sight so far than in the big crop year. of course, causes some hesitation in bull ranks The interior movement, on the other hand. excepting transit towns like Houston and St. Louis, not only shows sharp drop in receipts compared with the previous week. but also the fastness with which this crop Is moving Into sight by enormous ship ments, leaving less gain in stock than either of the two preceding years. Notices being stopped in New York called for closed approach of January to other months, which process resulted In a general ad- vance, which was readily followed here.
 Truly yours,
 WALTER COTTER & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
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rule steady. but actually improve un. der the least provocation In the way of any favorable feature coming 10 the surface. such as happened today, the ac- cepting of all cotton rendered.
 We doubt If any advance of impor- tance can be permanent, however TOT the reason that the worlds visible sup ply will likely continue pilinE up as iong as receipts run heavy at the ports even though apinners takings pc ot large proportions. The trade, never theless is looking far ahead, depending upon continuance of good trade ana a good demand for cotton. overlooktns the possibility of there being Dur- densome sulplus in event of the crop being in excess of 13.000.00O bales. yield of which there is every indication of. ",
 The census report. due after the hpl- idays, win show such crop 10 pc more than probable as 1t will most likely give figures on ginnings For the Al iantic States, North Carolina, Soutn Carolina and Georgia, much Tn excess of the governments estimate for these States, on which basis a crop oI lz.- 546, ,0O0 bales was predicted. exclusive z of iinters. which virtually pointed to something like 1s.oOO,O00 bales. There is no telling how large this crop IS and 1t will not be known until the last pare 's Yours very truly.
 c. c. Abercrombte & Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
H. & B. BEERS COTTON LETTER..
By Private Wire tO c. G. AbeFcrOmbie and Company, 32 Commerce Street.

By Private Wire to c. G. AbeFcrOmbie
 and Company, 32 Commerce Street.
 New Orleans. Dec. 2S.-The much talked of heavy deliveries on January contracts was brought to an issue to- day, about 80, 900 bales having been ten deTed, but they soon found lodging in hands of receivers, who not only cared for all that was thrown upon the mar ket, but reveled in heavy buying of the near position, all of which was indiCa
 tive of confidence in the present level of values, about 10c for nearby posi- tions The movement. heavy as it was had absolutely no effect upon prices which were advanced about 27 points when compared with yesterday closing March selling high at 10.16c. As re- suit of the better feeling in futures, spots were firmer and somewhat high CT to buy, report having 1t that they were 1-16 to 1-sc up with good busi- ness doing during the last half of the session. and it is probable that mar ket will be quoted up this afternoon.
 AS was predicted some time ago. the movement to market is now running ahead of arrivals to date during the biz crop year of 1904, this weeks Tn sight footing 449. 900, last year Sl2.OOO, wear before last 373.000, making total since September 1. 7,S65.000, last year 6,sS2, ,O0O. year befove last 7.Ss2;0o, and it is probable that receipts VIII con tinue to run heavy for a good while vet Under the circumstances. lt Is most remarkable for values to not only
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
COTTON STATEMENT.
Secretary Hestsrs Weekly Gotten state

Secretary Hester,s Weekly Gotten state-
 N.w orleans Dec aS.-sscretary Hester's weekly New Orleans Cotton Exchange state ment issued before the close or puslhes. today shows an increase in the moVeliens nov as .,s into sight compared with the seven oays ending this date last year in round Figures of 137, 000s an increase over year beIoIe last of 7s,ooo. and an increase over lsV1
 For the twenty-elght days of December the totals show an Increase over last year of 643.000, an Increase over the same time in 1903 of A12sooo. .. elapsed. the aggregate is ahead of the iis days of last year. ssso00. ahead oi the same days year before last S'ooo ana ahead of 1903 by 1.12S.00o.
 The amount brought Into sight durlns the past week has been 44s,sss bales against s12.1ee for the seven days endtns this date fast year. s731ss year before last and sss. .s1O same time ih 1908: and. for the twenty-efght days of December tt nas been 2,fs5.5ss against l.4sO,5eS last year. I,Ts1,247 year before last and 1,nAsSs
 Tine movement since Sept 1 shows re- ceipts at all United States ports. 6,SOz'f4s against 5.Oi2.3s4 last year. 5,s00sI1 year before last, and 5.041,Ts6 same tfTne In 1905. Overland across the Mississippi, Ohio and Potomac river to Northern mills and Cam ada 5ss,25s, against 42S.5z1 last year. F17134 year before last. and 420s51b same time In 1908; interior stocks in excess of those held at the close of the commercial year, B6i.4g3 against eo7.o11 last year. b6s.- ss4 year before last. and 4TA.s53 same time in 1908; Southern mills takinEs. seS,0o0, against 93T0f1 last year. S7s,716 year be- fore last and 7ss. .i17 same time In 1903
 These make t'>e totai movement for the 1Is days of th~ season from Sept to date 7se4,92s against s,ssi,S77 last year. 7ss2,4si year before last, and S.1ss.4 43l sama time fin 1903
 Foreign exports for the week have been 217, ,e90, against 12k6os last year. making the total thus far for the season 5.97i.O2T. against s.35s.s3s last year, an increase of ell, ,1S9.
 Northern mills takinKs and Canada dur ing tine past seven days show an increase of 32.491, as compared with the corre- spending period last year, and their total takings since Sept. 1 have decreased 49.705. The total takings of American mills, North, South and Canada. thus far for the season. have been 2,13S,3S3, against 2.154, 4O5 last year. These include 1,155,s39 by Northern spinners, eagainst 1.205644,
 sucks sGne aAaboara slunG the Svycnty- nine leading Southern interior eenters have increased during the week 2i,7f2 bales. against an increase during the correspond ing period last season of 65,5sS. and are now 144.124 larger than at this date in 1905
 Including stocks left cover at ports and interior towns from the last crop ana sthe number of bales brought into sight thus far from the new crop. the supply to date IS S- 162 89s. against 7.42e.4OS for the same pe- riod last year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
MARKET FOR COTTON.
STAPLE WAS MORE ACTIVE AND
 FIRM.
Opening was Steady at DecIimes Bat This Was Followed by a Spirited
 Rally, and Session Closed BuflfHh

s, New York, Dec. 2s.--The cotton mar ket was more active and firmer today, prices advancing quite sharply after were tie feature of the days opera fiohs. The close was steady at net advance Of 17@26 pointa Sales were estimated at 250,000 bales, The mar on January, but generally lN7 points higher in response to better cables than expected and immediately after the opening January formed up with the rest of the list on covering or shorts and buying by some of the same houses who had issued notices. The notices put out were estimated at about s0,000 bales, but their circulas tion through the street semed to find very little weak long interest and they did better after the orenelg, while by midday it became very evident that IT the notices had not been all stopped they would not cause any depression. After selling up to net gain Of about a86R0 points the market eased ofr few points under realizing. But 1t re- acted again to a new high level later Tn March at 9.59 or 24@25 points net
 New orleans was quiet and firm du- einR the day and at times sent consld- erabIe buying orders to the local mar
 Receipts at the ports today were 72,.- e24 bales against 66,1le last week and kD,T3s last year. For the week, S05,O bales against 355.7 last week and
 Today's receipts at New Orleans. 22,-- Bs6 bales against S,574 last year ana at Houston, 16,443 bales against 4,942 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Chicago, Dec. 2s-The comparative seemed to be a general desire on the
 a report that the winter wheat crop is in good condition caused a weak feeling in the wheat market here today At the close wheat for May delivery was off 2h
 @2%c; corn was unchanged Oats were a shade higher. Provisions were 5 to 15c higher. The wheat market early in the day was steady on moderate buying by com rnission houses which was based. upon firm cables small receipts in the Northwest and decreased shipments from Argentina. Dur ing the last hour. however, the report ol a trade Journal that the growing wheat crop Is in a satisfactory condition and that a more liberal movement of old wheat Is expected caused active selling which de cidedly weakened the market The an-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
rnE AIErAI. MAREETs.

New York. Dec. 2s.--London tin market lower: spot closing f19S los. and futures pathy Spot. $42 bid and $4235 asked
 Copper had a very sharp break abroad. spot closing f104 los. and futures tloe. and S94OO: eiectrolytic,. s2s. @2S.75; cast ing. S23.AO0235O. Lead firm: $500 to S6.25 legally. London lower at l9. 1SS g. G SPeltcr firm. $6.65@6.75 locally London lower at 2s.
 and Cleveland 10 warrants f6 3s 10hd Locally unchanged No. 1 foundry North ern S25.25 626 :5: No. foundry North ern, s2415 25.75 No 1 foundry south ern S25. 5O627.5O. No. 2 foundry South ern, $25.00 Q 27.0O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

nouncement that clearances of vheat ana q ,,,.,. rom tne united States for the week ana mounted to 24s6. 900 bushels against { aoo.- feeling. The total volume of traaing AIIsn Ire. small The market closed yvsSLe ,s.s Sas Hlo. prlees near the lowest point of the day at 1sn @7Shc. to 78hc, sold up to 7Sslc ano @ then declined to 77%c. Final ouofs SIpns wpas. were at ITS 977%c clearances of bushels. Primary receipts were SiS SSiiS'SS0 SSS busnels, against 925,0 900 for tha sarns S,s 2, yea year ago. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chi. e9so reported receipts of 556 cars. aeainst 4l4 last week and SIS a year ago
 The corn market was dull all dav he cause cause or lack of offerings The mild weather in the corn belt which if ia ex pected VIII check the crop movement 10 some extent. and firm cables were tbs @ @unaeTiying sources of strength. The de- plaha oy cash interests and commission houses was fairly good throughout the dsv The market closed steady Nav opened a saaae sRata lover to . shade hiEherPt lSSc to ts1S advanced to 43Bc. and closed at contract grade.
 The oats market was firm for the greater part of the day and trading was active. Elevator interests and eommfssion houses were the best buyers, while selling Vaa little easier late in Che day in Sympathy with wheat, but the close was steady or ferings from the country were very small May opened unchanged to Me higher, al sex e to S6Me, sold up to ss 5Sc. and clossa at s6A QSs%c Local receipts, Ii4 cars.
 Provisions were weak. all day There seemed aeto be a general desire on the part of holders to take profits, and this selling was increased by offerings from Western packers. Local packers were the best buyers. At the close. May pork was off IS cents at S1s.62h. Lard was down 73sc, ct s9.35. Ribs were 5@7Mc lower, at S8906ss92h
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat ies cars; corn. 4ssI oats. 1S7; hogs, 1s,oO0 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
VIsIBLE sUPPLY sTATEHTENT

New Orleans. Dee. 2s.-sscretary Hes ter's statement of the worlds visible sup pIy of cotton made up from special cable and telegraphic advices compares the fig ures of this week with last week. last year and the year before It ghaws an increase for the week just closed of 2s2,69O against an increase of 21s.977 last year, and an increase of 97.537 year before last
 The total visible Is 5.173,e4e. against 4,- ss0. .95e last week. k.3o7.9T7 last year. and 4.663. .664 year before last. Of this the to- tai of American cotton is 4.124.s46. against 3.9S7.Te5 last week. 4.163.977 last year, and 3,910,664 year before last and of all ather kinds. including Egypt Brazil. India, setc., I.O4S.oo against S4s.0o0 last week. 11s4.- 900 last year and 75S.0Oo year before last.
 The total worlds visible supply of cotton as above shows an increase compared with with last year of 134.3S1, and an increase compared with year before last of 5O9 9S2.
 Of the worlds visible supply of cotton as above there Is now afloat and held in Great Britain and continental Europe 2,402.- O00, against 2.575.0O0 last year. and 2.355.- 900 year before last; in Egypt. 23s. 900. against 191.ooO last year and 1sS,oo0 year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

New York, Dec. 2S.-The dry goods market was quiet by very firm today Small sales of three yard sheetings for export to China have been made with in the past couple of days. The tobbers clearance sales were successful in all piece goods. but particularly in cotton and worsteds. The varn mar ket has developed a short interest which is trying to cover bY bidding high prices for certain numbers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Futures opened steady, to points higher on better cables and covering of shorts Unusual purchases of January op- tions forced the market stilf higher, and the close was steady at nearly the best of the day. 20 to 22 points above yesterdays closing prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
 TnAM& HnAwM~aAw.4

sss; gross receipts. a4.sss; sales sss; stock, 4to,722: shipments to Great Britain. ls,s44; New orieans-steady. 10 s-1sc; net re- ceipts, 22,sse: gross receipts, 2s.os5; sales, continent 4,s4s: coastwise, 5sl
 Movile-Firm. iee; net receipts, l'e54 1n ss sss ss.twias ssas' 7ss: sross receipts. s,siG ssies sS5; Stock charieston--stea s%c. net receipts. ITS; coastwise, 4S5.
 4s2; net receipts. 432; stock. 27,Ss1; ship ments, coastwise. 3.6o5
 Norfoik--steady. 1ohc; net receipts, 4 5ssi 5s.oos gross fs0sip''' 'N''' SA's'' A''' ''''A Bsiiimors Nominal, 1oEs: net net receipts 1ss a4s Sross so Tsssipsss tSs peon,nsns New York-steady. 10.e5c; net receipts i,s2S; gross reeeipts. 7.e24; stock; l52,sSi; Boston-steady. fo.ssc: ne. receipts. l. S75; gross receipts. ss2s; shipments to Great Britain, 1,92o.
 PhiladeIphia---oulet. 1O.7oc; stock. s.sso ceipts. 5,sT0; stock. s.ss0
 Newport News--Net' receipts. 1,s2s: gross receipts, 1,32s; stock. l,s44; shipments JacksonviIle, Fla.--Net receipts. 70; gross receipts. 70: shipments coastwise, 70.
 mlscenaneousT-Net receiptS e1; gross re-
 Total MOvemnet.
 Total today. 4t all port. net 7z.224; shipments to Great Britain. 14.ss4; to the continent. 10.S92: stock. 1.3s4.446.
 Consolidated. at all ports net, als.41s; shipments to Great Britain. ss,47s; to France. 3o.s25; to the continent, 145,117; to e2an. 17.6s1.
 Total since Sept. 1. at all ports net. s.ss2 IFS; shipments to Great Britain. 1- 7s1.s2s: to France, 4s1.G5s; to the conti- nent. 1.637,3sf: to Japan Ss.165.
 Interior Movement.
 Houston--steady.. 10%c: net receipts, 16.- 44s; gross receipts, 16.443 shipments, 15,- T94; sales, 2.0S2: stock s4.e26
 Augusta--Steady. 10&c; net receipts. 973: gross receipts. l.sss; shipments, 1,5se; Memphis--ouiet. 10Nc; net receipts g. 164; gross receipts. 4.444; shipments, G. 5Oe; sales. 3. .000; stock, 170,256.
 St. Louis-Quiet. 1OMc; net receipts l. 124i gross receipts. s9S: shipments 1888; sales 314; stock. 24.776
 cineinnati-Net receipts. Ls73; gross re- eeipts; 1:Stss ahipments. 2.sse stock, ss797. Iouisville-Firm, 10Hc; net receipts, 504; gross receipts, 5o4; shipments, s.495; stock Total today-Net receipts, s25s1; gross receipts. s2.151; shipments, s4,e09; sales, gore; stock, s5i017.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
COMPARATIVE COTTON

New York Dec ss-For inc week ending Friday. Dec. 2s Net receipts at all U. s. ports
 NJ during week ,....,.. s1s,4Is
 week last year .................- a0i,552 rotal receipts since Sept 1........5. .802. ITS Exports for the week ........... 2s2,4I2 E4ports Tor same week last year. I25.074 Iotai exports since Sept. 1..... .94s, ,0SS Iotal exports same dats last year..3. s60,s ,s12 Stock at all Unted States ports 1,ss4.440
 same time last year ..s., ,s.s....l.15s.2s stock at all interior towns a...... 695.4A9 g. time last year .;..., ........ 7s2551 :. last year .... -; -. ..... IO2.OOO stock of American afloat for Great
 Britain same time. iast year.... sl1.OoO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
Cash quotations were as fOllows; Fiour-Steady
sT. LoUIs PROYIsIoNs.

St. Luis. Dec, 28.-Flour. dull. Pork, unchanged jObbinK, StG625a. Iarcg lower; prime steam Ss.s0. Dry salt meats steady: boxed eXtrt :9.25.
 Bacon steady: boxed extra shorts and clear sfbs, S9.T5; short clear eiO.00. Whiskey, steady. Sl.sa