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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10
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The Ladies' are especially invited to call
Monday and see our special bargains.
Over 200 pairs of Boys and Misses
Shoes, broken lots, to be sold specially this
week only. ST. for S1.25: $l.4 for
81 90 and % for 80 cents.
We have just received a new line Of
wash Silk, to be sold Monday specially,
for 29c yard, real value Soc.
Special sale in Torchon Lace and Inser-
ting 6 yard pieces for only Zoe. the real
value is Sc per yard. This is for Monday
only.
\ beautiful new line of Val. and Mechlin
Laces and lnsertings, just received. Also
a pretty lot of Embroidery Edgngs,
Shirt Waists Bands and AlIovers.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10

100 pieces of Torchon Lace. sno.;., =,
yard " per
Our line OF pocket books for the snr;n
ana summer have Just arrived and thew ,rs
the very latest styles. are
This is the store to get the latest o.,
5 6elts, silver gilt and patent leather from from
we have Jn>t received a new line ..
Ladies' Sach Low Quarters and Slinno.u,
the best for the prices s. to $3.50 tn NJ \
largest aud best assortment in town.
a beautiful line Of Nulls and Whit.
Lawns. Also a pretty lot of Vicbes
Glneham~ and PercaIs for the sprnn
Call and get Your selection first
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
H. < D. nEERs COTTON LETTER.
fBy Private Wire To c. G. Abercrombie
 and C0apany.)

and Company)
 New Orleans. La-, Sept. S-ln aii PseR ioMer the tSs past % Week Sat for MT Hester's article aud figures on con sumption of the past year, as weather conditions were all that could pc aea publishing by the government or set ot reports on the condition or the grow ing crop and on the quantity ot cotton ginned to Sept. l. both of which bulle- ilns are expected to have an unfavor- able effect upon values, If only tenn p0rary. TO the speculative mind there was nothing on the horizon but wis., ions Of a bumper yield and all other features were hid from view by long distance crop estimates, ranging from t2- -s0n.u10 bales to l&s0e0.e00 bales. There was a raising of the fog with the pub fishing of the annual trade and crop report of the New Orleans Cotton Ex- change, however, for In this instrument there was the throwing aside of the curtain that held from view the fun damental features that are of as much importance as are prospects of produc- tion; namely, spinner's takings and the worlds consumption.
 In the final account rendered for the season It was shown that inroads on last years visible and invisible reserves were made by sDinners to the extent of S5e.000 bales over 4Rnd above the amount marketed, the commercial crop nsgag ,atalsd lSssSSSo bess a of American cotton. The large world visible and invisible supply 0n hand ot the end of August. 1905. which was E. S12,000 bales. had been reduced to mod crate proportions of 2,034see0 bales at the close of August, 1908. q deficit of SgS.0ea bales hen compared with the worlds stock of American cotton one year ago. It is estimated that the worlds coHsnmntion for the coming year will be about i2.500,o00 bales. II Is calculated that the United States will require 5.0o00a0. bales against 4,S35,000 last year, and that foreign countries will need at least 7.500. .000 bales com pared with 1851 ,N00 bales last season. the increase being anticipated on the placing Of numerous new mills in oper- ation In all parts Df the.sw0rld, partic- uiarly In America and India.
 It becomes imperative, therefore, for the South to provide a crop in excess of 12.500.000 bales to meet the require- ments of the worlds prospective demand for 1906 and 1907.
 The bureau report ot Monday. If the condition report be not better than so, will not indicate a crop any larger than the mills will need. that is If the gov crnments acreage figures are correct Sentiment. however. is bearish and 1t is probable that the market will be forced lower, if only temporarily. if the bureau conditions be 7S or higher.
 Yours very truly,
 C. G. Abercromibe and Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
REPORTS EXAGGERATED.
We'll Infored Persons Don't Fear Mo-
 F0ccan Revolt,


 Foccan Revolt.
 Paris, Sept. s.-In well informed cir. cies here the report Of the revolution ar Mogador, Morocco. are regarded as being greatly exaggerated as official confirmation of the troubles there has not been received. The French cruiser Gaiiiee, which has been sent to Moga- dor continually cruises up and down the coasts of Morocco acting as a guard ship against the depredatlons of pirates
 One of the most foremost diplomats in Paris stated to the Associated Press today that disturbances in Morocco had been continuous for many years, owing to the jealonsies of local chief tains. The Sutan's representative does not exercis competent authority, while the great distance of Fez. the capital, from the coast. renders any govern ment infiuece defective.
 The recent action of the Moorishgov- erment in giving control of the Moga- dor district to the principal feudal chief caused fresh outbreak on the part of the minor chfeftain who also fear the introduction of foreign con- trol
 The rapid rise in prosperity of the Jewish inhabitants of Mogador has also tended to arouse further jealousy on the part of the local chiefs. The disturbances, it was asserted, will probably cease with the arrival of reg uIar troops from Tangier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
THE STOCK MARKET
PRICES MOVE UP AGGREssIvELY
 ITO STRONG CLOSING.
Accepted ns Evidence of Unfmpafrsd Confidence on the Part of Pow- crRnl specalafors Who Have
 Market 3a Hand.

New York, Sept B.--Prices moved up aggressively today to strong closing after the publication of the bank state. ment showing deficit below the legal reserves of s6.577.s25. This was ac- cepted as an expression of an uniln- pared confidence on the part Of the powerful spectators who have the present market in hand, of the ade- quacy of available resources to replen- ish the deficient supplies of money and to maintain the prizes of stocks in the market
 It is pointed out as justifyIng this confidence that upwards Of s16;e00,0 ono and possibly more than S15,000,000 will be available to the New York market on Monday when the Treasury order for deposit of Government funds against gold engagements goes into ef- feet those figures representing the es- inmates of the amounts of gold already secured for import. It Is added that the beneficent attitude of the Treasury authorities to safeguard the money market against harmful stringency may remain at the command of the Treasury. This win include the amount advanced against the gold im- ports, which will he returned to the Treasury upon the receipt of the gold and will be available for use in other measures for later relief.
 The feeling of confidence on this score was by no means universal. how ever, tke amount of the deficit in bank reserves proving rather staggering as coming on the fhreShhold of the an- nual flow of currency to the interior from New York. Not since the flnan- ciaI depression of Hes3 have the bank figures showa such deficit when clearing house reports were issued in New York by July and August.
 Foreign stock markets were disturb ed today by New York's heavy requi- sftiOn for gold and discounts advanced in London and Berlin. the rate in Loii- don rising above the level of recent rates and fereshadowing an advance by that institution. The weeks out go of $l6.40S.100 cash from the banks measures the full loss by the known movements of money corrects the dis crepancy in last weeks statements and leaves several million dollars still to be accounted for.
 It is said that the New York trust companies have begun to withdraw cash from New York banks to in- crease their cash reserves in compli- ance with the law which requires them to hold 4 per cent. of deposits in cash on October 1. compared with the 8 per cent required after July l. The in- creased obligation will call for an ad- dition If about S1e.e0O,oo0 to cash 1idings of the trust companies. The market closed strong near the top. Total sales of bonds par value $732 000.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
COTTON LETTER.
fly Private Letter to LOVeman @ CO~
 SC Commerce sSfreet)

SC Commerce sSfreet.)
 New York, Sept. .s-Bradstreet pub
 lished a number of poor crop reports
 mainly from Texas, while eficIalreturns
 from a number of counties in North Carolina were extremely bad. The week end figures showing a visible sup- ply of all kinds of 1,782O00 against 2,- against 1. STA, GOO anticipated in the gem erai supply losing 47, 900 for the week and American s3.0e0 .sn5 the absence of anything particularly new early trading lswas moderate although considerable January and March were coming out and Wall street picked up some De- cember but later on there were signs of weakness but this disappeared on the covering of shorts. December around nine cents may prove tempting for buyers today, but for the long run we believe lower basis Is pending Liverpool is due unchanged Monday.
 Our sNew Orleans offices issues the following crop report, showing the com
 dition figures by States up to August Alabama. "A; Arkansas. s1; Florida, 70: Georgia, "A; Louisiana. n; Indian Territory. TO; Mississippi TT. Missouri f92: North Carolina, 10; Oklahoma. 90: South Carolina 63.9; Tennessee. 90: Texas s2; Virginia, S1; Average for the The returns being received for our
 supplementary report as to deteriora-
 tion since August 25. indicate that 1t
 will make a very bullish showing. As
 a rough estimate would say that the de-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QuorAraoNa
(Corroctsd Daily,

 (Corrocteh Daily.)
 These prices are at wholesale and not te starel1-cora s@iec: standard soads. paarl sAe; gloss lump 4Ac; nicksi pack -Rics@E1tra fancy. sKc, head 4o5c: sait-Liverpool SI; Virginia Soc.
 vinegar--Per gallon 14@22c. TX 0iiAo: choice I2@lsAc; fancy is@ eanaies-ss ssiss sHe: fsney sgaso. o.
 Grits--per bbl. ss. .ss; per sack s1.7o.
 Iard-Isas IoNe: compoadn TAG: basis Hsns-DOve 1ee: others-i4N @1se.
 Faour--Basis of barrels: High patent s4 10; fancy patent s4.so; half patent corn chops s5c; white corn 71c; oats mix ed 4be, white 4bc; white clipped 47c; tim othy Si .ee: Johnson grass 65c; rust proof Cotton Seed Meal-2s. .oo
 Wool-clean 25c: bury wool 1sike; washed wool 36c.
 Grapss-4 ID. baskets ae@f2Ae; 2 h. baskets @ @sSe -po.a,oAs soo au :. onions s1. 25 bu.: Western green head cab bage, bbi. crates si e0@sl 70; apples B. Dss ana ana Sr s. vsfsse sn. s,nsaa4 ssas so G ss ss fancy. full cream cheese daisies 1se: fan ey H P peanuts 6c tb. lefnonb choice es 50, fancy s7.so box; Denia onions per Hiaes-Dry Hints 1shc; dry saited I7Ke; chIekens-Hens so@s5c; frysrs 35 @soc: brofiers IS @ zoe
 Molasses-Geor gia Can barrel s5o per gallon, cases, gallons SS 90 per ease; maple syrup, Log Cabin. gallons Sl4; A gallons $t.g0; quarts s4 25 per dog. a sugar-Granulated 5kc. F. Y. c. okc. g Country butter-1sc.
 Eggs-13c. Ssed-Rye. Si per bu wheat q o5: barley 9l: crimson clover 12e; alfalfa 1482oc per To-; onion sets. white skin $e; pearl a; blus grass 1B@ i8c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
chicngo fsrain and produce.

Chicago, Sept. s.-The price or wheat on the local exchange contin- day. making new low records for the season. At the close December wheat was off 1-2. Corn as down 3-S. oats were "a shade lower and provisions were 5 to Is cents lower. Sentiment in the wheat pit was almost exclusive ly dominated by the weather map oI the northwest which is still favorable for the harvesting and threatening of the new crop of winter wheat. Casn houses and pit traders here were of- fered wheat literally but the demand was not equal to the supply, and con seQuently the price of all deliveries made further declines. The principal buying was by shorts. Liberal receipts of new wheat at Minneapolis and Dn- luth were. to many traders. a forerun- Rer of still greater receipts during the next week and augmented the bearish sentiment on the local exchange. The market was heavy all day and closed almost at the lowest point of the season. December opened tl-S to l-4 to 1-4 at 3-S lower at 72 to v l-s, sold off to Fl 3-4 and closed at II S-4 to 7-S. Clearances of wheat and Hour were to 2TO.OO0 bushels. Primarily receipts were 7i7.00V against sls.000 the corresponding day one year ago. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re- ported receipts of 6.526 cars against i45. cars lasr week ana 500 cars one year ago.
 Because or continuance or luedi weather for the corn crop the market for that cereal was weak all day. Liberal primary and local receipts add ed to the depression. The market closed weak. December opened 1-s to IA lower at 41 T-S to 42 sold off to fl 5-s and closed at fl 3-4. Local receipts were 425 cars ith 23A of con tract grade.
 Trading in the oats pit was quiet and the market was easier because or the weakness of wheat and corn. Lib- eral primary receipts and snaIi clear anees aided the depression. December opened Is lower at 80 5-S, sold be- tween 80 1-2 and 30 3-4 and closed at 30 5-S to 3-4. Local receipts were 197 cars.
 The decline in the price Of corn caus- ed considerable profit taking in pro- visions and resulted in moderate de- clines in all products. The market dis played more animation than on amy previous day of the week. At the close January pork was off IS at 13 10. Lard was off cents at TT 1-2. Rios were 12 1-2 to IS lower at ' .05.
 Estimated receipts for Menday:
 Wheat 70 cars: corn, 4Ts cars; oats. 2s3 cars; hogs. 10000 head
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09


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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

winter to receive silver service pre- sented Dy the people of this State caused the New Orleans Progressive Union today to make formal request to the Navy Department to appoint engineers for an investigation of the depth of water in the passes at the mouth of the Mississippi The Prog ressive Union claims there Is plenty of water in the passes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09

not been asked nor has it's possibility peen considered, yet orders have been
 issued through the War and state Departments for a close Observation and report of all conflicts between the opposing forces in the island No an- nouncement has been made of the pur- pose to which this information may be put; in fact, officials are not disposed to talk of the Cuban situation at aA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
CONFERENCES HELD.
Cuban Commercial Interests Urge Dee
 IarafIOa of Peace

IarafIOa of Peace.
 Washington, Seut. s.--Fhe State De- pertinent has information that confer enees are still being held between the leaders of the Cuban government off, cials and commercial interests at Ha- vana which have led to exchanges with leaders of revolution forces with a view to bringing about a peace un- derstanding.
 This announcement is made in the face of press despatches indicating that the insurrection is spreading ead that the revolutionary forces are be- coming more active tn their cam- paigns. If the State Department has received advices from MT. Sleeper, the American charge at Havana, concern ing the movements of troops in Cuba fl has determined upon policy of si- Ience.
 It ls statee that intervention has
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
Receiver Appointed in MemphRa.

Memphis. Tenn, Sept. e.-Upon aP.s plication of Jacob Demarchi, a credi- tor of the suspended Realty Trust Company, Chancellor Heiskell today placed that concrn in the hands of a receiver, naming Clerk and Master Thomas B Caldwell as receiver. The chancellor granted the plea that the bill be declared a general creditors bill thereby enjoining all other per sons from entering separate suits against the company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
DAILx COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.


 Galveston--steady. 9hc: net receipts 1o.s12: gross receipts lO,sl2; sales lSSo; stock 6b5e7 New orIeans--steady. shei net receipts 2.iSs; gross receipts ABS; sales L2o9 :: stock 1&74o; shipments to continent 4oo; eoastwise l21 MobiIe-steady, gsMc: net receipts 5s4; wross receipts 694; sales l75; stock I50Ti Shipments coastwise 100.
 Savannah-Quiet, 8 15-16c; net receipts BIOS gross receipts s5,los: sales oss a,ss4; ktock AS; shipments coasrwise 2sO66. charleston-steady. SAc; net receipts y04; gross receipts 704; stock 5.17l.
 wilmington n-Nominal-Stock 3S5.
 Norfoik-Steady. 9hc; net receipts 116; gross receipts lie; sales 32; stock s,407; ahipments coastwise 133. Baltimore-Nominal, 9Nc; stock 2,2ss. New York-Quiet, 9.so; gross receipts aEIs: sales 20; stock s9.56s Boston-ouiet g 80; gross receipts 45s Philadelphia-Steady,1 10. 05: stock l,62S. Brunswick-Net receipts IT.; gross re- eeipts IT; shipments coastwise IT.
 Port Townsend-Gross receipts 179; ship . nents to Japan 179
 Total Movement.
 Total today at all ports, net I9.044; sh lp.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
Discus. Elevator Allowances.

Washington. Sept. S.-A hearing on thematter of elevator allowances by various railroads will be held in Chi- eago on the 17th instant by the Inter- state Commerce Commission. The hearing Is likely to develop some tm- portnat fetures.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-09
THE METAL MARKETs,

New York, Sept S.-The metal markets as usual on Saturday, reflected the ab- sence of London cables and were generally quiet and unchanged.
 Tin was quoted $40 10@ $40 50.
 Lake copper WIS form at SIS STA Q SIS co; eiectrolyric at SIS. 62h 4$1s.75; casting s.S71a @S1S. 50,
 Lead was unchanged at $5 .75 @s5.95. spelter at S6.054S6. 10.
 Iron was firm at recent prices.