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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-19
sTABBED HIS FATHER.
Attempted to ChastEse Son in Presence
 Of His Sweetheart.

Attempted to Chastlse Son in Presence
 Of His Sweetheart
 New York. July 1s.--During a quar- rel between Conred scheirner and his 1s-year-old son, Conrad, at the home of the sens sweetheart, Miss Clara Lazarus. in east 104th street today. the youth stabbed his father with piece of broken glass. inflicting proh- ably mortal wound.
 The elder Scheirmer, several weeks ago, ordered his son to cease paying attention to Miss Lazarus, but the youth had become engaged to her and hIs mother pleaded his case. The father then consented that the boy should marry the girl, when he was twenty-one, but Mir. Scheimer declared that Conrad must stop staying out sO late nights while calling upon his sweetheart.
 The boy disobeyed and when he wont to Miss Lazarus home last night, ho Vemained very late and hIs father went there ip search of him.
 When the father attempted to chaS- tise the son in the presence of his flancee, the boy resisted and in the struggle that ensued. the father broke the glass pane of a door.
 Miss Lazarus attempted to interfere in behalf of the boy and Conrad ssiz- ed piece of broken glass and plung- ed 1t into his fathers side. inf1ictiug dangerous wound. The wounded man was removed to a hospital. but refused to make a charge against his son Conrad was arrested
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-19
Cash quotations were as foiiows,
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATION,
Corrected DaIly.l

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 These prices are at wholesale and not to starch-corn s@1Oc; standard soods pearl 4Ac; gloss lump 4Ae; nickel pack Hice-Extra fancy sMc; head 495e; broken SMo; Japan 5c.
 Salt--Liverpool $1; Virginia soc.
 Vinegar-Per gallon 14Q22o.
 Coffee-Green. common Sh 0l0o; prime II3H e 1O%e: choice n@11%c: fancy 1sa Candies-stick 6he; fancy s@loc.
 Craekers-XXX soda 6hc: xxx Ginger snaps 7e.
 $4.7B: fancy patent $5. 25: half patent $4. 50 Grits-Per bbL $3 IS; per sack s1 .s5. Meal-70c; pearl roc; peerless T6e f
 Lard-Leaf 1oAe; compound 7Ac; basis Hams-Dovs 1Sc: others AK @I4Hc Grain and Hay-Bran S1. 25; shorts sl. 30: corn chops Toe; white corn T8c: oats mixed 61c: white 52c; white clipped 53c; timothy Sl. Johnson grass Toe: rust proof oats Cotton Seed Huils-Loose per ton ss 50; baled Ss. %; sacks S.. 80; cotton seed meal drapes-.4 lb. baskets aO@ssMe, Ih Fruit and Produce-Triumph potatoes s1. 15 bu.' onions S1. 25 bu.; Western green head cabbage barrel crates S2 apple and white wine vinegar 15c gal fancy full cream cheese, daisies i4k O 015c: fancy H. P. peanuts ec lb. lemons .2b; snap beans S1. 50 crate; psaohes1.2b crate; pineapples s3 crate; eantaloupes t28s2. 25; watsTuaeiona s15 .O0 per hundred
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-19
THE STOCK MARKET
NEW ALARMS IN RUSSIA THE
 CAUSE or SELLING.
HaIting Attempts af Lost Few Days to Get Pricet Higher Are
 Abandoned and stocks Are Thrown Over.

New York. July 1s.--The appearance n the market of stocks for sale again tsmpts It to set 'p1issa prices higher. Which have been followed for two days past The selling was attributed largely 10 foreign account and was seemingly based upon new alarm caused by the disorders in Russia and the declining hopes of arranging workable com promise between the ministerial au the declining int interest in the market sharply depressed and Paris sold se- surities on a large scale in London.
 The pressure to sell was not con trading and the market developed the same passive tendency as for seversi days past But the professional trad- recent confidence in bidding 1up prices to discover vulnerable bear accounts The amount of short contracts wnicn have already been covered served to market During the early afternoon tn declining interest in the market had fallen to a condition of aimost stagnation and there was ahonp no per0di99- si9- day there was Q brief upward move mentN in amalgamated copper which seemed to derive its inception from sRe aiviaend hsPesh st the 0 directors M meeting
 It was reported that dividend had been declared yesterday by the sos pany, and that the rate of that divi- dend would be announced at the same time as the Amalgamated dividend to- morrow This opened a field .s.1 Tor a,.noi- spsG- tion to take advantage of the oppor- tunity. The strength in the wheat market was on mixed influences. the stock market consideration. Crop damage to American spring wheat on the one hand and of deficient foreign crops on the other. Published reports movement for the prosecution of the Standard oil Company, was given some credit for the heavy tone Of the mar. ket Conditions in the money market
 The succession of large debt baIan. ces by the sub-treasury reflects some large extra disbursements on govern ment account. But these are likely to be offset by the final repayment of the $1o,000. .000 of government deposits due on or before July 20. Payments thus far made at the New York sub-treas- ury on their account amount to but S2- fO0.000. including payments made on drafts from interior institutfons Tor the purpose. New York banks them selves held $s.5oo.ooo of the deposits
 It is evident therefore that the. bulk of the repayments is being dekerred until the limit of the period allowed: The possible effect on the banking position may have It's part in the cop- servative attitude of today's specula. ton. The foreign exchange market was held steady today and money in London was in demand. But ship Tnent of S1.500.000 in gold from Aus trallia to San Francisco. was report ed. Illinois Central sold of on the estimate of It's dividend on a regular per cent basis. Room shorts cover ed to some extent and caused slight recoveries but the closing tone was heavy.
 Bonds were easy. Total sales par value, Sg56 900. United States 2s de- clined IA per cent on call.
 NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
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prevailed in that section for some

l,rsy prevailed III <, in that section for some
 The fact that about 1000 notices for July delivery had been issued by a To- cal house, supposed to represent New York shorts also helped to give an easier tendency at the opening The heavy rainfall of nearly six inches at Brenham. Texas, reported In the cot ton region bulletin and decidedly un- favorable crop reports from the eastern half of the belt caused some covering by shorts but the demand from this source was supplied by the profes- sional element which sold freely both nere and In New York. As soon as timid shorts had covered. the market under pressure of further selling or- uers weakened December contracts nere selling as low as 10.35. Berore the close. early sellers turned buyers and there was slight recovery.
 Spots were oficiaIly reported easy ana unchanged. Sales amounted to tzS bales ot spots. Three hundred
 Such change as occurred in the crop situation today was for the worse 1ne heaviest rains of the season al- most were recorded in the Atlantics reported from Brenham, Texas. Many also. iains
 Letters claiming damage to the crop being received from country cores pondsnts. and interior traders are be- ginning to buy the new crop months. which is the best evidence that can pc had Of the fact that the crop out LOOK IS not near as promising as it was
 A good sized short interest has been established on the recent advance. and hence, we consider the technical nosi- tion ti a. of the market as still favorable 70 tne long side We think purchaSes ,,r ,maoe on any temporary decrease will prove extremely profitable In the long
 Yours truly,
 Ioyeman & (so
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-19
THE METAL MARHrrs-

New York. July 1s.-Thers was Q tieclins ID London tin; spot closing f1ee 12s Sd; fu. lures tle6 10s Locally lower in sympathy win London spot quoted sSs .25 Q sSs .s5.
 CoPper higher in London; spot fs0 Is Cd; duli apd more or less nominal: Lake $!sSIh YelS 75; electrolytic SIS. co O SIS .b0; casting s17~75 0SIs 00.
 Lead unchanged S5.75 in New York mar ket. London higher at f1s fsa.
 speiter unchanged in both markets, Lou- oon t46 lSs and New York s5. 95 O s6 O0
 Iron little higher in English market: {: standard foundry 6os Id and Cleveland war rants DOS Shd. Locally steady at recent advances; No. foundry northern ,Si8 Boo $ls.oO; No. do. els.00@s1g 50, No i foundry southern ST. soc sls.25; No. 2 do.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-19
CnIoAGo GRAIN AND PRoDUCE.

Chicago, July 1.-The reported discovery of black rust in the wheat fields of Mime vance today in the price of wheat here At the close the September delivery snow ed net gain of Nc Corn was up Sc: Oats were practically unchanged ProVisionA were 2hc to Sc higher.
 The advance in the wheat market occur red about the middle of the session and was brought about by several reports from Min neapolis which claimed that relibale an- thortes had discovered black rust on sam ples of wheat sent from the Dakotas ana Minnesota These advices caused an act- i've demand for wheat and several of the leading commission houses bought freely The selling was mostly by cash interests Later. however. offerings became more ho- eral. the continued large primary recelpts having a tendency to encourage selling ana a large part of the early gain was iost, Early in the day the market was bulhsn because of the comparatively firm tone Of the Liverpool market. prices showing only a slight decline there against a decline or Tuore than one cent here yesterday, ne ne higher at 77%c, sold off to T% LrfSSSei and then advanced to 7SA 4Is1e' Rinai
 clearances of wheat and flour were equal to III, 400 bushels. Primary receipts were 1.257ooo bushels, against 757.9oo for the
 Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of 595 cars. against zSs cars laSt
 Early in the day the corn market was inclined to be weak on selling induced Dy predictions of wet weather throHshoSt o.,ssar ane caused considerable covering by shorts ahd resulted in firm tone. The market eIoS.d firm. September opened unchanged to he lower at 51%c to 51Mc. sold up to SEQ b2hc and closed at 51A
 Local receipts were 16s cars with Ss or contract grade.
 Oats were weak all day because of weatn- which very favorable to the new crop. The demand came chiefly from shorts. September opened unchanged to hc lower at 34%c to S4&c, sold between as q s4hc and S4%c. and closed at S4% 34%c
 Ioca lreceipts were 77 cars.
 Trading in provisions was of small vol ume hut the market was firm because or an early advance in the price of i've un 16c at 317.75. Lard was 2ho higher at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-19
s2.4sa72s.47

green salted Dc.
 chicksns-aens sO@ssc: flyers ss0soe; hroilers 15@2oo.
 Molasses-Georgia Cane. barrel 3sc per sErup. Log Cabin. gallons 914; K gallons "SS; s,,sa,Me,rs ausE.s rSs.;s. St; ss PCT ger dos
 Country butter-15c
 Eggs-13c.
 saed-Rye $l per bu: wheat S1 .Og barley yl; crimson clover 12c: alfalfa il620o per !n: onion sets white skin S2; pAari SSi blue grass IS 5@lRn vt
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS

New York, July lS.-The dry goods market was steady with an average volume of trade today. The hosiery and under wear trade was good. silk piece goods was slow The domestic situation was stronger and there was continued inquiry for ex- ports for the China trade.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-19
H. A B. BEERS COTTON LrrrER.
By Private Wire to c. c. Abercr.mh,. and Company

By Private Wire to c. c, Abercrnnh,.
 and Company.
 New Orleans. July 1s.-The rain the cotton sss%s ss or to asse ss Ds5 Srs weeks. appears to have spent ali of US energy by having made d further fStleut,oH of thS heI3 of moisture in all sections rains bsnn FsSoriss heavy to Sa- l cotton states. especially fin the was was a local cloudburst at Brenharr wssv in the ioweer ses Rfs.os s1s bed vsIst of the
 Ane omciai forecast was for -.~ohahiv sscattered showers tonight or Thurs. 8f1y fric,s 1or tas western and eastern dis- cloudy for the central section but P1rt,y may .ndicates the possibility of far We@tner setting in, rains having work ga. ga % nearer to the Gulf and Atlantic
 Considering the weather. which ia GIaimed to be detrimental 10 the grow nnf, tSrop, todays market was q disa-. ndnectiye. \ closing at about as expecfed 70 points lower on spots ana fn- sures sales of the former 7.Ooo bales
 The interior IsSie or hoIsvafro SlS for smoiddling
 ~ SnSe1asiness, being inclined to buy. ptropaoly on account of the~fains corS. piaints i cs % per perhaps for fear that com come general with the return of bot dry weather. "A nov.
 Trade nevertheless looked upon The Suiy rams as more beneficjtsi 4ban otnerwlse, the breakin- of fine ,iro1,1h ana almost continuous cloudy weafhsr accompanied with fntermittinT rsins' tat pt1tsventing the plant from being over. taMen oy excessive heat and hot winds
 Aexas press advices report d niirnher St new bales ready for market in tbe Soutnern part of the State where inc SIop is supposed to be late and snn1e cotton IS said to be opening in Wilijs ra son son county, located just southvest nS State. Portion or tno
 Texas Is an important State fin oor- nectlon With the making of a cotton SGLop, G producing about 25 per cent of ehS Souths entire crop. U
 nus Tar, the prospects in Texas couId nnuruIy pc improved upon advices fro,a aI sections being to the effect tbat tne plant Is fruiting heavily. inc oniy dnnfenension entertained bein0 tha faayy ding. Ni ana by she'd
 same may be said of the Mtss,ss,r,,, Delta, except to add that the crOn Is further advanced than it was this t}rans n one year ago, which will make m fns any delay in the northwest portion of
 The Atlantics-They will prohabI, do as good. If not better, than Isst yaaU u and 1t is generally known that tha production of that section in 1ans was comparatively very lar~e. GeorTiS IS big State, so are the CaroItnsS
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LTyERPOoL COTTON FUTURES.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

aAa grosss receipts ioi: sales 55s: stock is.s4s; shipment to continent 34s.
 NgSe orieans--Easy, lie; net receipts l. 3e0 .9rosa receipts 1.ae0: sales 13s; stock 52.s9s: shipments coastwise 1es
 Mobile-Duil, 10%c: net receipts S1: Rross receipts s1; sales 25; stock e.s40; shipments savannah-Duli, 1oxc; net receipts l,o2o: shipments coastwtse '.
 charieston- Nominal: net receipts eet gross receipts 66; stock 472&.
 wilmington-steady. 1o%c: net receipts {; gross receipts 9: stock 24s.
 NorfoIk-steady. 11Ac; net receipt. t sas: groms receipts 174; sales 34s: stock a1.os1' shipments coestwise 4o5. E Baltimore--N Nominal. iiAc; gross receipts 450; stock 4.bo1.
 $50; sales Al; stock ss.s7Q: shipments to Great Britain 1000: to continent 700. ..o shipments sSns1nsS'cS to ereat B Britain 90. Philadelphia--Steady. II. 25: gross re- ceipts 262: stock 1.1es.
 Newport News-Grosa receipts zoss snlp- ments to Great Britain 26z
 PensacolaA1ohc:7 gross receipts ~; shipments to France 2.2oo.
 Total Movement.
 Total today at all ports net s.s2s; snip ments to Great Britain l.2s2; to Frsnce Consolidated ct all ports. net IS. 6s5; ship ments to Great Britain 4.s6S; to France s.sss; to continent s.ls2 to JaDsn a. s9G D.. 4ss. shtpments fo Great Britain 2,s04. ee9; to France 7i3.s5s. to continent 3.s1e.s77; to Japan 1Is, 22O; to Mexico 2.764
 Interior Movement.
 Houston-Steady, lie; net receipts 2be; gross receipts 25s; shipments so; stock 1L237 Augusta-Steady, 11hc; net receipts 214; gross receipts PA; shipments sSo; sales lzT; stock ls,976.
 Memphis-Quiet, 10Hc; net receipts 10; gross receipts 100; shipments S32; sales 4oe; stock p.404.
 st Louis-Quiet. He; net receipts 2e; gross receipts BPS; shipments 4iS; sock 26.60s.
 cincinnati-shipments 1ss: stock 6.7ss. Louisvilie-Firm. t1hc.
 Total today-Net receipts sos; gross re ceipts S9S: shipments l.94S: sales 0zf! stock 76.019.
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NxENEPHTs COTTON oTI.

Memphis, July 1S.-Cotton seed oil; prime crude 2e h Q soc: prime summer yellow. $50; prime meal s26 .60 $27 %: prime cake nominal.
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Interior Movement.
COTTON LETTER.

By Private Wire to LOveman & Co.,, SC
 Commerce Street.
 New Orleans, La, July 1S.-The opin- ion was more or less generally enter tained by professionals that the heavy rains reported in the Atlantics today marked the beginning of the end of the spell of bad weather which has
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. July 1s,-Molasses steady.
 Coffee, spot Rio steady: mild steady.
 Sugar raw, steady: fair refining 7-S2c; centrifugal se-test 2S-S2c; molasses sugar 31-32c; refined steady.
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CnutnIn William Ynten Demd.

Boise. Idaho. July 1s.--Captain Will lam Yates of tine 14th, cavalry, who yesterday suffered fractured skull by being throwE from his horse at Boise barracks Alas aA an early hnnA today
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ss .o5. Ribs were sH @sc higher at .ss 70 0$9.42 42s cars; corn 217 cars: oats s7 cars; hogs 24.000 head.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Total sales for day 41a.sOO shares.
NEW YORK BONDS.

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New Orleans July 1s.-suEar steady: open kettle centrifugal 3@3 7-i6c: centrif- ugal yellow 3% GS%o; seconds 2@3Mc.
 Molasses firm. Syrup 25@soe-
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

occurred early in the day. The closing was barely steady with prices one to fifteen points net lower.
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NAvAL sToREs WErKLY RrvIrw

I Though spirits of turpentine in tbe nsst week touched the lowest level of the season eIe' the general conditions of the market are distinctly better as evidenced by the increased receipts. Aside from this fact the reports from the country are more en- couraging, indicating that work generaiiv has been resumed.
 Though the statistical position of the article warranted advance. turpentine has suffered from manipulation, which, in the past week was very marked and the rectly due to this cause
 From Tuesday to Saturday the market ruled firm at 57hc. though at the final call of Saturday the article shifted to quiet at this price: No sales were posted at that time. and while factors asserted that no expected the loss which developed at the opening call of Mondav. when the article shifted to 57c The close was unchanged as was also the opening call of Tuesday, but at the final call the market worked back to 57he, so that the weeks end found 1@s week market unchanged from the previous The receipts Tuesday were LIS casks week ss52 month 1s,ss7 with total of arrivals for the week were about the " nore nal while in the exports there was a slight The exports Tuesday were 742 casks; week S'o51; month 1O447: season ss,093 1.SOO went foreign. Sales were 3. 160 casks Rosins through manipulation also suffered
 
 water white. shows a gain for the week. and this but 5c over the previous Tues day. The remainder of the list shows a loss of from Sc to 2Bc. Quotations at the final call Tuesday were:
 N s4. .e6: M s4 5O@s4.55 K s4.a5; I si 25; H s4. 20; G $4. o5: ss s5asi60: E S3 90 @s3 s5; D Ss's5; cBA s3 5o@ss.5s EecesOts: Tuesday 4.6sS week IT. month 36,176; season 191.52I
 Exports: Tuesday 1.4s0: week i0,12I; month 27,715; season 163.409 barrels For eign 4.000. Sales for the week I3. O32 bar rels. Stock on hand; Spirits 12. 9s7: rosins pentine firm bshc: receipts 77 casks.
 Rosin firm S3 70; receipts 2T9
 Tar firm @ 30: receipts 2s
 Crude turpentine firm. hard $2 75: dip s4. 80; virgin S4 s0: receipts 6s.
 Savannah. Ga. July 1s-Turpentine quiet 57e; sales is4: receipts SIT; shipments Rosin, firm; sales 2,824; receipts 2.6ss; shipments B. 800: stock 6S,4s7 Quote: ABC S3 55; SS s0@$s 90; E s3. 95 aSs STA; S4 0O9s4. S4 o5 e $4 10. H S4. 20; S4.25; K t4. 45; N s4.5O: N s4. TO: VIC SA eO9 S4 s5; wv S5 OO Charleston. 8. c. July 1s.-Turpentine. nOthinG doing.
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MARINE NEWS.

Mobile. July 1S.-Arrived: Strs.. Mount Vernon. Nor. Falsen, Port Limon: Belize. Nor. Hansen. Belize: Castlemoor. Br.. Bruhn Genoa; Barge, Gusher in tow of Tug, Higgins New Orleans
 Cleared: Strs, Mount Vernon. Nor. Fall sen. Port Limon.
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CTNCTNNATI PRODUCE.

CINCINNATI PRODUCE. Cincinnati July 1s.-Flour ouiet Rye dull e2c. Provisions steady. Whiskey quiet. S1.29. .i
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW UItK4ElAND OUN IOlEs .
 New Orleans July 18.-Spot cotton closed easy and unchanged; middling 11c.
 Total sales were 125 bales on the the spot.
 Futures opened easy from five points lower to one point higher than yesterdays close The movements throughout the session were dictated by the weather map and the market was very nervous. The weather news was mostly bulltsh. but bear selling kept prices down after rise had
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-19

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. July 1S.-Cotton seed oil prime SIC: crude 29c.
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Nru yoRK COrFRr NFARKrT

New York July 1s.-The market for cof- fee futures opened quiet at unchanged prices to decline of five points which Was considered a little better than due on the Trading here was very quiet up to midday but became a little more active in the af- ternoon when there was some European fairly steady on buying by trade interests and an improvement in the closing cables from Europe. however. aud the close was steady. net unchanged to points lower. September ...... ..6,ze
 December s..s -s.s0.eV
 May .. .... a.... l.. .... ....6.s5
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ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS.

St. Louis, July 1s.-The t- Louis Erair markets today ranged as follows:
 Wheat:-- July nothing. September f5h@75x range 7s to 75E. December 7sA, range 7sN to 7sM. May SIX.
 Corn:-- September 51A; range 5oK to 51A. December 47h bid; range 4sx to 47. May 4T& bid.
 Oats:- July 3ek september 34& bid. December 35 s-5 asked.