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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
Chicago Grain and Produce

Chicago, May 2S.-Clear weather In the northwest had weakening enect today on the local wheat market but because of fresh damage reports from the southwest, prices showed only slight loss. the July option at the close being off Is. Corn was up a-4 to 7-8. Oats Oats were Is to i,4 higher; d n.Itr provis'ons
 Sentiment in the wheat pit was bear ish but selling was held in check by fresh damage reports The opening the day. local traders who were prompted by absence of rain in the spring wheat territory selling freely. The fact that rain had fallen in H. created bearish sentiment early in the day. Toward the end of the first hour shorts bought freely because of an 'offcial forecast of rain tonight in Min nesota and other sections of the spring wheat country. Later came dispatches from Kansas City claiming that many damage reports were coming in from Eastern Missouri. Southeastern Nebras- strengthened prices somewhat and dur ing the last half of the session the feeling was firmer. The market closed steady. May opened IA to s-S to 5.s ss i-e. and closed at ss i-4 to s-s, Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 40o,700 bushels. The amount on passage decreased t,376,000 bushels ana the Visiblc Supply ueCroasSu ls- 650,oo0 bushels. Primary receipts were 440,000 compared with 609,o00 for the corresponding day one year ago. Min neapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of 26S cars against 161 last week and b21 one year ago.
 Increased local receipts and wet weather in the middle west caused some weakness in the corn market during the early trading. Later, however, the market became quite strong on cover ing by shorts and buying by cash hous- es. A liberal decrease in local stocks during the last week was largely re- sponsible for the urgent demand. The market closed strong and close to the highest point of the day. July opened un to 4s 1-2 and closed at As 3:s to IA Receipts 5ss cars, with 42T of
 Wet weather in Illinois had a de- pressing effect on the oats market at the opening. but later a firmer feel ing developed In sympathy with the strength of corn. Cash interests and CTS, whiA the selling was mainly oy pit traders July opened Is cent lower at 33 3-S, advanced to 33 3-4 and clos ed at ss 5-8 to 3-4. Receipts 245 cars.
 Notwithstanding five cent decline in the price of live hogs. the provisions CTS were free bidders for lard and ribs, but offerings were small. This started active covering by shorts. Az the close July pork was up 20 cents at 18. 40. Lard was up 10 to 12 1-2 cents at s.s7 i-2. Ribs were F 1-2 cents higher at 9.47 1-2 to $50.
 wbst sars reesRs eSFn sss Oats sis 10000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
Typewriter for the Blind.

United States Consular Report.
 Consul-General Guenthsr of Frank fort, on the authority of the Frankfort pidaskalia, reports that Mir. Drussaud, a French inventor, has invented a new typewriter for the blind. of which 1t is expected to enable them to write and read In the same manner and under the same conditions as those who can see. The apparatus Is supplied with a row of keys, and if one, two or more of these keys are pressed down with the fingers. the desired letter. or the desired word appears This new type writer with keys Is by far. the most perfect instrument which has ever been offered to the blind for writing. It can be rapidly operated, and furnishes . regular writing that the blind can cas- fly read. Another advantage of special importance is that the lines cannot run into each other,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
fCnrrncfed naiIr.l

(C0rrected Datly.l
 These prices are at wholesale and not to starchEcorn e0Ioei standard Eooas pearl .3he; gloss lump axe; nickel pack
 Riee-Extra fancy axe; head 49Se: hroi- sn ssifsGLIverpooi fo: SE4@ ,1; Virginia sOs.
 VInegar-Per gallon 1t@
 1OK @10he: choice 11Q11hc; fancy 12@
 candies-stlek sci fancy s9toa
 ''iSo 'FiSioourEBasis of barrels: High patent sS; h~GG GTits%PPer P bSi SS. 50: per sack si. 60.
 Meai--7Oc; pearl roc; peerless 75c; chops Eard-Leaf. sEc; compound Txc: basis
 Cram Cram and HayGBTsn si s5;' shorts sl so; corn chops roc; white corn 74c; oats mix thy thy si. O5; Johnson grass 76c; rust proof ed cSs;0n sf Sacks ssso ss eotton seed meal issSO
 Fruit and Producs-Potatoes. Wisconsin stock bb 9GsRe Ped soeE s b5 ss onions SI. 25 bushel; white peas 2.25 bush ei; apple and, white wine wine yinegaE l5s gal g5s fancy II. P. peanuts 6e lb.: lemons $s, 25 : strawberries g crate t0mstoss .gs.s .. '2:2SS SSsie,rv s2.75aSS; peaches s3 50 crate: pine apples $S. 50as4 crate. . , a..
 aiass1iIDF5y ss.iIo5 aa s6tn'' l''' dry 'Ai''a 1S''
 Wooi-clear 2se to Be
 chicEens-Hens sO0a5ci flyers sSci brOii-
 Canned Goods-Salmon chums l; pinks tl.i0; Columbia River p:Soio soeksyes tl 90: sardines, American H-oll SZ.I5; mus lard s2 s5; imported 37@s14; oysters F. w. t-oz.. s5c: 5-os.. soc; light v eight CSC doz-. tomatoes, 2-!b Si; S-lb. Sl, 70, saI1Sp eases. gallons s 60 per case; maple syrup. Log Cabin, gallons slA; A EallonE
 sugar-GranuIated 5Aei ?. r. c. thc- Country buttsr-l5 e zoe.
 Eggs-l5c. = - seed-RyS 9i per bu,; wheat tl. .oS; barle , | Sl; crimson clover 12c; alfalfa IA IOc PtE | lb.; onion sets, white skin tR; pearl ss; blaA grass IS e 1Sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

cred fire" before the eleventh eentu- ", owes It's later names 'st. Anthoyn's fire" to the tradition that those who Invoked the saint during a terrible epi demic of tkat time were cured. A com1 plete list of complaints thus linked with the names of saints would be vert curious. Neuralgia of the jaw is St Arollonia's disease, sore throat, of quinsy, St Biase's collie, St. Trasmuss esncer. St. Giles, and hydrophobia, Sl. Hubert's. Epilepsy is either St. Aver tins disease. or St. Mathurln's. or &. Johns evil Insanity Is St. DymphnAs disease, and drunkenness, St Martins evil.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
MnrnI nlrn AInrnn.

The firing of maroons ore sptu shells which explode with a loud nose to call -%he fire brigade In case of nrN has caused complaint in Hounelow' England. During a recent call the ex. pIoding maroons, it is alleged. caused the death of an infant and tho serious illness of a woman from fright. In% authorities, however, have dscided tngt gade is Of more importance than the conplaints of the nervous, and the use of fnaroons is to be continued ExpIosive shells are a novel fire alarna'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
THE LOCAL COTTON
PRICE CONTINUES TO HOVER
 AROUND ELEVEN GENTS.
Brokerage Firm Receives Replies from Correspondents In Alabama show lag Decreases in Ay-
 ernGes.

Spot cotton in Montgomery continues to hover arouid II cents. with very little activity in the market
 In response to a declining future market spots eased off about 1-S cents and at the close of business II cents was regarded as very good price for middling,
 There was very little cotton offered and no big sales were reported.
 The cotton brokerage firm of Love- man & Go. received twenty-nine replies from their correspondents in this sec tion. showing an average decrease in acreage of half of per cent: increase in amount of fertilizers used as conn pared with last year of 3-4 per cent; the condition of crop to be IS per cent, passing 100 per cent. as perfect condi- tion: and reporting the crop to be ten days late Their Birmingham office re- ceived fifty similar replies which show an average increase in acreage of 7.S0 per cent; increase in fertilizers of 11.25 per cent; condition. s3 per cent. and the crop to be ten days late.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
Tur MrTAL NFARNETs.

New York. May 2s-London tin continu- ed very nervous and strong and unsettled. prices breaking f3 and over to fls2 los for hoth spot and futures. Local market Wes weak in sympathy. closing at Sss.7S@ SA0.2s
 Copper was generally firmI London high futures Locally unchanged: Lake SlS,10 @ sl9. co: electrolytic SIS. .S7 # Q$ls.7b: cast ing SIS. 25 O Sls.37M,
 Lead unchanged fle Is Sd In Lonoon ana S5. .75 O $5. 95 locally.
 Spelter unchanged E27 los In Lonnon ana s5. .s5@S5. e5 locally.
 IT0(nlower abroad; standard foundry 4As Sd and Cleveland warrants 4es 3d. Local market unchanged; No. 1 foundry. northern ts75@S19. .00; No. 2 do. SIS. 25 Q SIS, 5OI No. 1 foundry southern SIS 25 O SIS. 50: No. do S17 7b@SlS,00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
Rlue Tovas the Newest Gem.

new gem has been olscoveFsd lh Rhodesia. In appearance 1t IS or SKY blue color. and 1t is this feature whlcn has gi. ep experts cause for thought as ~, vhe ether if is correct to call 1t q to- rax The question of value has not yet been decided, and this, of course, VIII depend upon the fever Tith sr Thiseh sssa tns me tSa -nt,antlty produced. Should simi' lar gems Be found In other parts of the country, their commercial value will pc IaH.,srsd Sut iS ro other aouree of sup niss Is 1need up, nths output could ba pIeguiated to enhance the velua
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

Liverpool cables and a good weather map. The session was dull with general opinion unsettled regarding the corning bureau rs- ports. TeleRrams received from Senator Poster by the cotton exchange said that the postponement of the reports from June to June will be considered at Wash
 trgton at meeting of the cabinet tomor- row. At teh lowest of the day the active
 positions were nine and ten points down.
 They closed steady at a net loss of seven to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
NEW ORLEANS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Letter to Loveman & Go.
 36 Commerce st.

New Orleans, May 2S.--It was evil dent from the course of our market to- day that the efforts of interested par ties in New York were making to lead the trade to expect the Government re- port to show only a small Increase in acreage. were viewed with suspicion. Private advices received in this mar ket indicate a fairly large increase in acreage over the entire belt. while the sidered above the average. Hence. a disposition has developed on the part of longs to liauidate their holdings be- fore the holidays set next Saturday. and on the other hand. some inclination was shown by the scalping element to go short for a turn before the Bureau report comes out. The market dis played considerable weakness early In the day, when July contracts sold as low at 11.25. At this level, shorts who had sold the latter part of last week, began to realize profits, and this proved to be the chief sustaining influence of the day. Support by the bull clique in New York was in evidence during the day, and had 1t not been for this fact, local shorts would probably not have been In such hurry to realize. The Pdcayune's weekly crop reports showed that cotton had made good progress last week, and was taken as an Indication of a bearish weather re- Weather conditions, judging by today's map. are ideal all over the belt. Liver pool avfnced an easier tendency and the local spot demand was none too active. All in all. the situation Is less strong than 1t was a short while back. and hence we look for lower market for the time being.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
Reynolds phllaa.lpAlal Malaa pras.r.

Port Eads. May 2a,--ATrivsd: stFs., Atlas. Port Barrios. oPrt corteS and Belize; Pro teus, Jacobs, New York; Alabama. Gjemre, coiosn snd Mexican pcrts Rosina RTerRR19L Rr RSp ", 6eiBa; AutheE Br., Dean. Liverpool via Mexican ports; origen, Br., Hurry, Ceiha mon
 Sailed. strs. Blusfields. Nor, Halvorsen. Bluefields; utstein Nor. Knudsen Port Cortez; El Paao. Patton. New York: rug, John L. Inglis. Sheldon. Port Inglis with two bargea
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
saints ana Disease.

London Chronicle.
 The good of St. Anthony, who was ocmmemorated on January IT, owes scarcely more of his fame, probably to his temptations than to the association of his, name in popular speech with a disease. Erysipelas, known as the "sa-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

st; Louis, MaY 2s-FIour. steady
 Pork higher: jobbipg e1s, 40,
 Dry salt meats steady boxed extra shortS 3s ,s11A; clear ribs slo.12h; short clear Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts Ss. sTA, clear ribs S10 .12M; short clear sio.25.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
NEW YnRK PRnnuCE.

New York. May 2s,-Cotton seed oiI steadyi prime crude fob. mills so@sioI
 Sugar raw firm fair refining lB-tso, centrifugal 9s-test 15-S2; molasses suEaS ll-16c; refined steady.
 Coffee spot Rio barely steady: No. i'm voice 7Me: mild. steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
I. l.. JONES, PROMOTER INVESTMENTS LOANS NEGOTIATED.
 No. 10 S. Perry St.

Thers is no success which is half so sat- fafactory as that won by ones own fore- efghf and shrewdness. large measure Of enecess Is unobtainabfe by the average mah o1 email income. It is the outside investment which works while one sleeps and repro duces itself over and over again; that must de it for htna. There Is no field of human affort which fs so productive of immense results as mining. The gold mines which are paying from 20 per cent to e00 per cent, in dividends per annum are counted hy the hundred. No other industry can do thia.
 The history of mining does not chronicle conditions such as are now known to exist at the CApuxaya property. They are unique and amaze the most experienced mining men and experts.
 The stock of the Capuzaya Mining Conn pany is as safe an investment as first h4arfSa@e on the most valuable real estate and 1t will pay ten times as much dividend. Nowhere can an investment be found conn biniug tt elements of safety and extraor- dinaFy Arae profits as Capuzaya does. Neither 5 fire. flood. famine, or pestilence san de eeciate its value.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

New Orleans, May 29.-Sugar quiet: open kettle. centrifugal sos 7-16e: centrifugal whites 8 % @4e; ysllows s% 4S%c; seconds
 Moiasses. nominal. open kettle 179soc; centrifugal 7@2Oc.
 SYrIip nominal 2b o 30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
H. & .B. Beer Cotton Letter.

New Orleans. May 2s,--English advi- ces were of an unfavorable character sssas @ssk reporfing fallng off in trade with China. which market was reported as reselling instead of purchasing ,and Liverpool. cables were dlsappointing: about five points. and spots were low cred to the same extent, the days bus mess amounting to 10000 bales.
 York Journal of Commerce on the con- dition of the crop in Mississippi, Louis tana and Florida was quite favorable. but the increase in acreage was said to be but slight, except in Mississippi, where a fair increase is reported.
 The weekly weather and crop review by The New Orleans Picayune showed by the cotton crop during the past week as a result of Ideal weather con-
 The local market opened about g. points down and sold off about ! points additional July selling low as l1.25, oc- toher down to 10.46.
 The movement to market continues on moderately heavy scale receipts at year 2.T61 since Friday. about 26,O0o one year ago 3S.255.
 The probabilities are that tomorrow's weekly weather report of the govern ment will be favorable, rains which were beneficial, having fallen in all sections, and the temperature was high.
 According to The Houston toSI or yesterday, rain fell in fifty-nipe coun- ties of Central and Southern portions of the State.
 Should fair weather continue during the balance of this week. fair weather being generally predicted for tonight and Tuesday In the Territories and Northwest Texas. more favorable crop accounts are likely to be heard of, and comparative figures on spinners talk ings coming week of one year ago were rather buliish. amounting to 226.OoO bales, and the chances are that In ad- dition to the weather and movement being favorable to short side of mar ket, spinners takings are apt to be bearish next Friday also.
 The trade. however, will be confront ed with a triple holiday in New Or leans and Liverpool. next Saturday and Monday, inclusive. and as the govern ment crop condition and acreage re- port will be published on June {. next Monday, the fear that the report will be in keeping with current estimates for an acreage of about twenty-eight million acres and a condition showing an average of less than eighty-five. shorts are acting prudently by await ing developments.
 Yours truly,
 C. G. Abercrombie & Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
NKw ORLEAs COTTON.

New Orleans. May 2s.-spot c. eotI9n ,i.sS WAs 0snti-,-. 0uissi; 1Ss.Sirfsd trading Sales i.2i6 including l2s to & arrive Quota'ions were reduced 1-t6c: middhng II 5ac, ,,
 aix points lower than yesterdays closing under the combined Influence ot oeaFlsh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
Total sales for day. 475.4oO shares.
NEW YORK BONDs.

NEW YORK bONOS. .no,, No do co,,nnn NS' ,....1O3a IT n,iStora5 .. ..102& N' '9' St rSRiste'0H '''' ..1O2% U. S. old IS. registered Q. ..iSSh " 1' >t e0uAo" a -.a,ststered -. ,.12SA 0' d Ne% Oo,,nc, +s, 'sHis'e'su ....I2s% AIg, uo. coupon Tltl a '''' T9
 do. 6s .... ...' .''' '' thI 7t Atchison general 4s .... '..' ''l11
 do. adjustment As ..'S .'''1 1San Att Coast Line Is ..''. ''.' .ii9SH Balti & Ohio As .... .'s' ''''A9E BrooEiy9 dG 34s k T. ov 4; ...: . .. ...: " s?& Central of Georgia 5s .... ''''laa77
 do lst Inc .... '' "''' ee
 do. End. Inc -ss. '' '-'' SS r-,aga uo' srS Sbta ttpe Aihs '''' .t05 R SthtISu. Stt. % Onio Eioo 99iLs ''' e. 7a Hhteas Chias s so SA ieoii s o,,iacy ns,v As .. 99% SSuuiiCaso' 5'' <pacisio a R As 7sL "N'cdso' if E i' . sos c C c & St L. genral as ... .l9S u Colorado Industrial 5s Ser. A. '' = 5ssS
 do. Ser. B. %. '.'' --+- .f'' '''' 5s R Colorado Midland 4s 70. .... .''. aaSSH Colorado Southern As co. .,'s'', Cuba os zee. .''. zee '''' '''' ''''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
rREAsuRY nAIANCEs.

Washington, May 2S.-.Todays treaAurv balances. exclusive of the gold reserve. shows:
 Available cash balance ....... .s15s.tas.7 7sH Gold ... .... .... .... .... 75.757,194
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
crNCTNNATT PRODUCE.

CINCINNATI PRODUCE. Cincinnati. May ss,--Flopr steady; fancy 3.s0@S3. 80.
 Wheat steady 9i @o3o. Corn firm blhc. Oats steady 26c. Provisions steady. lard ss.s5: bulk meats s9. 2b; bacon &l0. .12h. Whfskey steady. sl. 20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
MARINE NEWS,

Mobile, May 2S,-Arrived: btFS.. katIes Nor. Johannessen, Boeas Del Teroi suldal. Nor Ellingsen, Puerto Cortez John Wilson. Nor, Hansen. La Ceba; Ylzcaino, Br.. McArthur, Havana; Bark. Pose Farges, Span, Frost. Baltoi sehrs,, Glenafton, Br., ter. Guantanamo.
 Cleared Strs., suldal. Nor. Ellngsen. Puerto Cortez; EFnesto. Span Ormaichea- Liverpool; Banan, Nor. Monsen, Puerto Cortez; sehr.. John Francis. Vessel. Ha- yana.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKET

St. Louis. May 2s.-The St, Lou's grain markets today ranged ass followai
 Wheat:- May ssA asked. september soA bid; range so% to so% O
 S6&
 Coyn;-- May 4TA: range 4T& July 47K asked: range 4sA to 47k. September All asked: range 46A to 4T A. Oats;-- May 34k asked. July 34A 194% bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
NEW ORIEANs COTTON oIIA


NEW UTNN4LfA4ND New Orleans May 2s.-Cotton seed oil teady; prime refined in barrels 37c: prime rude loose 3lc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
Tnterlor AEoveInent.

Houston-Easy, 1fNac; net receipts l.34l 1; gross receipts l.SA1i shipmsnts L427; stock 2s.s74. ,... gross receipts I4s; shipments SIS: sales l272; stock 40.s1e.
 Memphis--Steady. II 5-1sc: net receipts is2; gross receipts 1.940; shipments 2.1S7; sales 125: stock 23s644.
 St Louis-Quiet. II Nc: net receipts 5h; gross receipts s57: shipments 1.247: sales &; stock 31.657.
 Cincinnati-Net receipts 2bS: Eross re- eeipts 25S: shipments 5a: stock s.SSS.
 Louisville-Flrm. 1l%e.
 Total today-Net receipts ,SsO; gross re- cefpts 4670: shipments b.240; sales ls40o; stock 1855 APO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET,

New York. May 28.-Cotfee futufes open ed steady at decline of s@l0 points lln heavier receipts at interior Santos points o~ ing to the expansion in the Judiahy move road strike. There was selling here by European interests, Wall Street and local to teh buying of shorts and few of the trade interests prices soon increased thei" a net decline of IS e 20 points Sales l73oOo ha IuC1udfuR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

September -. .... .... .:.:s 1o4s2s November ,..A .... -.'. e o'Sv Dectmbef '''.' ~'"''
 January s'ss ss's'''' SoeSeae March ..,s '.'' ''' SgW"''~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29

New orleans. May 2s.--cleared: strs. TO: Atlas. Nor. Larsen. ceiba; Lassell,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
MEMPHIS COTTON OIL.

Memphis. May 2s--Cotton seed oil. prime prime meal meal sss a 50 e Sss'7Si DTinS cake s26.50aS26.75
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

New Orleans, May 2s.-cotton futures on he Ne1, Orleans Cotton Exchange today iossd steady, Quotations ranged as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
NAvA TsToRES.

Savannah, Ga'. May ss.-Turpentins firm B7Ihe; sales 7lS: receipts SIS; shipments 5s2.
 Resin steady: sales s7l; receipts 2.7Ss: shipments 1.2S0: stock 69.772. Quote: ABc S3.f5@SS. 80: D $4.oo; E $4s5; $40, 0 S4.45; H s4. 30; X s4.5s; Nj $4.SO; S4 s5; VIC S4 6B: wv S4.75.
 wilmington. N. c, May 2s.-spirits tur~ pentine firm 57c; receipts 46 casks. Rosin nothing doing; receipts 7T.
 Tar firm sl a0 receipts barrels.
 Crude turpentine firm s2.sf, s4.so ana sb, %; receipts its,
 Charleston, S. C.. May 2s.-Turpentins and rosin unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
IIYERP0nT. COTr0N FuTIrREs.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement,


 Galveston--Dull. II Sc: net receipts 2.sS4; gross receipts 2.ss4; stock so.727; shipments coastwise 2.4e7.
 New orleans-Quiet, 11Nc; net receipts 2.39S: gross receipts %3as; sales 1.275: stock 12s.011.
 gross receipts 1.347; sales 100: stock 1T.457; shipments to Great Britain 2.16T: coastwise 60.
 Savannah-Quiet. Ii s-1Se: net receipts 2.911; gross receipts 2.s11i sales 52O; stock 555SS; shipments to Great Britain T,121; to continent S,2ss; coastwise 74S
 Charleston--Quiet, He: net receipts e1; gross receipts 9ti stock i2.7os; shipments coastwise 23. celpts 1.1ss; gross receipts 1.1ss: stock s.oss, gross receipts 776; sales i62; stock 25.ess; shipments coastwise 2.b07: BaittmoFe-Nomtnal, II Nc; gross receipts $50: stock 2.94a.
 New York-Quiet, II 90: gross receipts s.sSs; sales s,400; stock lsS.s22: shipments to continent 1.sS9.
 Boston-Quiet. II 90; gross receipts 3,s1s PhiladelphIa-stesdy; 12,iS; gross re- cepts 100: stock S.302
 san Franeisco-Net receipts s5: gross re- eeipts S5 shipments to Japan SS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-29
Tntal Movement. .

Total today at all ports, net 11.s75; ship ments to Great Britain 9.2ss: to continent IOi74; to Japan e5: stock Bll,b12.
 Consolidated at all ports. net 2e, 4s6: Grip- ments to Great Britain 12.3o9; to cont.-ent 19 4OS: to Japan s5. 46s; shipnents to Great Britain 2.6el. 203; 10 France ea3, a23; to continent 2.3se.35S; to Japan 115,4s4; to Mexico 2.I6A.