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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
MONTGOMERY OURKENr QUOTATIONS.
(correcteo Daily,

(Correctco DaiIy.l
 These prices are at wholesale sAd aot to stsrch-corn s@Ioe; standard EoodA pearl she; Eioss lump sAoi nickel pack Ries.Extrs fancy exc; head 4Sss: Srok- 'n ssissei1avsReooi ssei SsPDS 'i s,: Virginia soa
 Yinegar-..Per gallon it0f1e. sso,s. sonSn oifSS; fsssy DT5s; 'ceandiss-s.iek se. fancy soiee
 Crackers-xxA soda she' AA@ ginger nFYo Fiour%sasis of barrsls; Hish pa.sn, si arit.@PsE -aPss PSen SSi per :aSE sisc. hssfssc; hs4d-Gssf Ss RSssGl soMSouna 1.o ba.. s1sTs .5s a.1sp.n I.Hs f . m is$ .Sst. s . sfc: timothy sSc: Johnson grass csc; rust 'fSS CottSs Seed hulls...Looss. per ton ,s. %, Saied sT.0O: sacks ss.os: cotton seed meal Fruit and Produse.--Issd! and yellow onion.
 ger SgsSl BOsi'Ss. m SSsas SSSs stock q Sass: @ :ass Ssss: Ss estSrps D:.s i.is Dushsi second crop Bliss i2smnS RfsTlss, ;i.ss bushel; apple and white wine vine1 r fsSes fS T + F peanuts se ib. choice peanut: sS nS; 5o lb.; evaporated apples 90; lemons S4 5e: so sq s % eaiiorss peaches sUsI % & ,Tsd SS nuts 25-lb. boxes IF hc; walnuta 12kc Ib : medium size i2hc; heavy weight MSisRa HidesIprS Hints 1sHc: dry saltsd 14o: Wooi@cissE ass to as&
 chiekens--Hens 4Oc: fryers sse: brollsrs Canned Goods-salnaon chuns n.oO; Si. %: sardines. AmsTicsr N-oil Ss, 5s: mas- tard ss.s6; imported s7@t1G; oysters '. W.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
THE STOCK MARKET
EAeEH y|;5n yAEsEf159Sy sEs SysaScrscg. FS EHE NEWS
Terrible Calamity Had Much to dc. With the Eeokpeee of stocks h Wal
 0tr8et-N0ney Conditions Are Easier.

New York. April ls.-wall street paid eager attention to the news from San Fran cisco in common with the rest of the world and the terrible calamity there had no smsu part in the weakness of ssocts to W today. I ess 'Se Pss9n ss' wss nsFs SisAs ssps en in Washineton towards furtherinE pro- and rsports % pubIIased hss d'1 durinx tho morsinE q a forthcomins special message rom vne
 rsinss sh. tsnsts eaSsea eonsderssis ss
 inn.
 sal.. for London account nads an add. sad,. ton throushoest the list which carried There was no sffective effort to support the market and except for occasional cnecks so ward course was persistent, . :, Evidence was pretty clear yesteraay @ m T, Q, ot at s sii % favorsbie st eonc nccpportanities It was concluded that speculative accumuiaa.ocns ao nv which have been held through rs.t sna monsS w,sS the more favorable conditions caused by the relaxation In the money market. The ees'cs stimuiass S any ,arSe eeea demand for stocks such as was counted upon to take oyer ~ noiaings lated stocks last month. ., - The selling for London account was as- seotion asass % sSee NsW Yorss I heavy on that centre for gold; Sales or toretsa etsa market against demands of that charac- ter upon it's gold supply. Colonial troupe in South Africa made additionai dis- turbing element in London and the snb- scriptions to the Russian loan expanded tne requirement on that money market Cover ing by shorts to take profits on the day decline induced a considerable rally fn the final hour, but t was poorly neio anu tne cIosin was Irregular.
 Bonds were heavy. Total sales par value s21S7,o00 United States 2's coupon adVanc- cd h per cent on call.
 NEW voRU gTOfsE LIST
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago. April 1s--Apparent congestion on the May delivery had a strenEtening eff was down k Q Nc. Oats were up hc. Pro-
 The r market osensa firm ss Sssr Because of steady cables and small receipts in tho
 sr ss so to nas sis 0pssp pss t e ever was lost on liberal selling by pit trad CTS :ns sn ;i. country extremely favorable for the crop and this accounted for much of the selling which soNc, Later an. active. demand for the May option deve,oped from shorts who al, MinneapoIis where No. Northern was selling at an advance of 3tsc over the May eas of xss h a22ane.S aax sPa sF.s ss sRd h :h strong until the close Of the session; The The high point for May was reached at 7sx6!sAe. and closed at 7sae. met net
 Small focal receipts held the emn market firm st the opsnins. pi. but weak tone so .s commission houses who were actuated by reports of clear weather and increased ac- ceptances from the country.
 the day when partial rally occurred In sympathy with ,v,s;n the wheat market, The to 46Lc. The close was steady at 46%c. July ranged between 45%c and 46Mc. and closed at 46Mc.
 prominent bull was an active purchaser of May oats and fear of a possible corner caused lively covering by shorts. Small feet. May opened a shade higher at 3iHc, sold between 31 &c and 32kc, and closed at 32A @32%c July sold between 30%c and 31hc and closed at 31@31Ac.
 The market in provisions was steady, but there was very little trading, A depressing Influence was decline of Sc in the price of live hogs. At the close July pork was unchanged at $16 35. Lard was Sc lower at ss. s5 Ribs were down a shade at SS5
 The leading futures ranged as follows: Articles. Open. High. Low. Close.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19

night. were more favorable. practically no
 rain Tn the belt and as Liverpool was sur-
 prisinEty easier than looked for American n
 markets opened lower New Orleans about
 10 points down. July opened at 114S ad-
 vanced to II 50. declined to II 40 and f.
 day.
 The prevailing price of cotton is no in--
 yestment for while the mills may have use
 TOT the better part of the remnant of the
 old crop, there fs no incentive to encourage poses. - p We are nearing the May notice day and the strength of the market Is being tested by the .liQuidation which is commencinx to set in, and further test will be made when actual delivery Is made.
 New York. Liverpool and New Orleans still hold largo stocks larger than one year ago. and t looks as though the weight or same will again be felt as we draw near CT to the close of the current month. Crop accounts continue favorable the forecast for the central and eastern belt being fair. but probably showers are iudi- cated for the western half of the cotton re | zion.
 Should such favorable weather continue for while longer the usual monthly reports on condition. on the acreage and on progress I of the growing plant during the month of April will probably favor the short side of | It is well to look forward to such develop rnents since indications point in that direc- ton. H. B. BEER.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
NEW ORLEANS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to Loyeusan q Confpan
 36 Commerce St., MontKomery, AIa.

ny ffIEHte Wtf6 t0 L0veHl4n ~ Company,
 36 Commerce. St., Montgomery, Ala.
 New. Orleans. April 1S.-Liverpool was somewhat disappointins today. due to liaai- cline cline of points on all positions while spot cline of 3-I00d. Owing to the weakness of the market abroad. futures here opened quiet at decline of to points on all po- sitions. As the day progressed, the market gave way to the continued liquidation. on some short selling by scalpers for a turn. The result was that futures closed steady at a decline of 13 to IS points on the old and 12 to 13 points on the new crop months.
 Spots were officially reported unchanged. with sales amounting to 1.725 bales, all told.
 The weather map was favorable. No rain where it is said to be needed. An area of low. barometric pressure to the west of inc belt promises rain The market ruled quiet but steady throughout the day. and even should prices go temporarily lower, we advise buying on the breaks. because the firnness of the local spot situation may cause sharp reaction when least expect ed.
 Liverpool is due to open one to two points CT on far months In the morning.
 It is well to iok forward to such develop
 Manufacturers concerned over the outlook fpr their prosperity for the coming year. which absolutely depends upon fall supply of cotton in the raw state. realizing lion bales or less will mean a repetition of the famine of two years ago.
 We believe this good time to take ad vantage of an opportunity to realize good profits by buying cotton on this reaction,
 LOVEMAN X COMPANY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
Notice of Mortgage Sale.


 Under and by virtue Of the power contain ed in the mortgage of Edward H; Moriarty siEned. dated the i4th day of April. 1893. and recorded In the office of the Judse .N day of April, 1893. in Book i22 of Mnrt- gages. page 4ss. to secure, the payment of o the ss sDt m phc nsonsd csinn wii prceesa Court Square Fountain in tha City of Mont gomery on, Monday the Fist day of May, ut real estate situated in the State of Alabama City and County of Montgomery. to-wit: on the East side of Hull Street, North of Jefferson Street. lying i'm owned by Wm. F. Ledyard, and running back from Hui Street East 1o1% feet. said lot being part of Lot 6 in Square 5. and be- ing a portion of the property of the lata Francis c. Ledyard.
 Said sale is made to pay the debt secured by the said mortage. .... dUNTER & GUNTER. MortEagee. Attorneys. thu-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
Commissioners Sale

Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of the order and decres of sale made ty. by the Hon. !. B. Gaston, Judge of said Court. on, April 17th. 1908. on the applies ed as commissioner will offer for sale for cash, at public outcry, at Court Square Fountain in the City of Montgomery and County of Montomery. between the hours of eleven in the morning and four in the following described real estate lying in said city and county, to-wit: part of lot three lss In Block seven CD of Peacock Tract, begin ming on the north side of Lee Street. six hundred and twenty-nine (629) feet .west St St- Oak street running thence west on Leo thence north three hundred (8oo) feet. run- ming thence east five hundred (5e0) feet, running thence south three hundred (300l feet to the point of begining. -
 JOHN MIZELL.
 FRED s. BALL. Commissioner.
 Attorney. thu-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
Professor Mcintosh in Selma.

Prof. R. D. Mcintosh. the State Hor- ticultLrist, with headquarters at Au- burn. spent today in Selma. Profes- sor McIntosh's visit was at the earnest invitation of Judge J. H. Craig. He came to examine the shade trees around the city, many of which are dying:
 About 12 o'clock Judge c. H. Craig, President of the City Council W. R. Peacock and J. H. Nunnelee accompa- nied Professor Macintosh on a drive around the city. Many different sec tions were visited and Professor Mack intosh examined a great number of the trees
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
NAVAL sTnREs


 :ne :ne week spirits oi tugDsntias has rssehsa quoted Quiet ssc.. Which ,V was SSsshaif cent cent one hundred casks and the undertone scents to be very weak, and as there is quite . few price is looked for on the next sale unless there Is some change from the present con- t will not decline from the present price. The receipts have begun to- come In con onotShy &Rf 3 t Ss T nSs s ss ing The receipts for the week wsrs GSeb to casks agai1st 4sss Cssk. last .t. ssssOp for ssss casks. aainst S.Oo1 casks fast season for the The rosin market for the past week has seen a sudden revival in prices. havinE nsa ,o
 gradual advance each 1ya day yo Snnts soo: S5c; K sec; zoe: H Toe; e ssc; y s0oi r6e feoeipts nna foE the week were sss end the shipmehts iS.Oat casks. of which s.ieS went to foreign ports The receipts n., TOT qa inas present @ @ stock is 4S, sss casks, against is.sss TSs sIi fooyynr are the official rosin prices posted at the board of trade.;s ,o. 1T Ak K. w ssIG .S tSi g SS Se H E s aG 's:SJ T sS D SS. SO; D $3.75 and CHA SS'1s'
 s.,srrsb Ga April 1s.--Turpentine firm s4He: a"nae safes VS s72; receipts aS9: shipments Rosin firm: sales 1,41S; receipts sos; ship- ments 4sS; stoek 4s.l2s 9GSte; ao AsC oSS''Egi S1. 20; I s4.5o; K s5. loi M S5.ib; t52o; WIG $5 30: wv S5 .40
 vviirnineton. N C., April is,--spirits tur- pentine nothing doing; receipts # casks Rosin, nothing doing: receipts 1SS
 Tar firm SI 30; receipts 21
 Crude turpentine firm S2.soi St.Tb Hno SS.25. receipts 2I.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to C. G. Abercrombie { ComIlafy. 82 Commerce Street.


 Company. se Commerce Street.
 New Orleans. April ls.--An unexpected change came over the market today. Liver pool was very much of "a disappointment by closing at decline of about B. points when an advance of about four points was expect ed. The easier tendency of values there attributed by private cables to Man chester's inclination to pause, there being less demand for spinners as there was re newed talk of a possible strike at Lancashire which. while not probable was said to be possible
 The smaller sales of spot cotton in the English market 5000 bales at decline of three points was proof sufficient to substan- tiate reports of the demand having fallen off
 violating the laws of speculation for Amer lean markets to have advanced yesterday in the face of the more favorable weather and reports concerning progress of the new crop and the reaction of today was the penalty of creating an unnatural improvement. es- pecially when variations In the worlds wis | ble supply occasioned by the small takings by spinners during the past week, warrant ed. if any thing. a lower market tempora- ry at least.
 Weather conditions in the South over
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
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NEW YORK BONDS.

NEW YORK BONDS.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
:. Factory Now Running.

Visitors from Orrville say that the canning factory which was recently es- tablished at that place has began op- eration. All of the necessary machinery has been put in position and on the trial ran as smoothly as any one could wish The crop of vegetables raised in that section of the county will be canned by the plant this summer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
rh. secnnd Performnnce.

The second performance of the Selma Minstrel Company was given at the Academy of Music tonight to good sized audience. Again the perform . ance was we'll received and thoroughly en loved. The show was practically the same as the first night. Each mem Der of the company acquitted himself with a great deal of credit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
sr. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS.

SC Louis. AprlI I5-Ihe St.- Louls grain markets ranged as follows. today:
 Wheat:- May sO%; range so to S0h. July 77iS asked; range 76 6& to 77k. September 76k asked; range 76 to 7sh @
 76%. May 44% bid; range 44Is to 45% July 44R GAS asked; range 44Ss d44ia to
 45. September 44& bid. May 32:; range g to 32H. July 3tl l: range 311k. September 30M. nominal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19

4-oz. s5e; b-oE.- eoc; light weight $50 doz tomatoes. 2-lb. s1; 3-lb.. s1. 16. Eallon; cases. gallons P. 7s Ter eassi maple syrup. Los Cabin. gallons $14; < sailons
 sugar-Granulated 5Ac: F. Y. c. 4Mc
 Country butter 15c.
 Sesd-Rye q per bushsi: wheat q. .sy; barley sl; crimson clover i3e; aflafa 1.G zoe per lb.; onion sets. white skin ea; pearl G9; blue grass Is O 1sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
MARKET FOR COTTON
RULING NERVOUS AND uNSETTLEl
 THROUGHOUT THE SESSION.
Al Inc Close, Declines of 2 to 13 Pofnts are shown With Sales for the Day
 Estinaated at 15o.0oo

New York. April ls;-The cotton market wss not very active today hut ruled nervous snd unsettled with the close at net decline estimated at I5o. coo bales The market opened steady at a deoiine of 5@s points which vas better than due on the weakness.
 At first, however. aggressive selling was held in check by the fear of bull -manipu. iation and the market ruled steady around the opening figures But Liysrpooi r rnna, cenalnJ was a seller here and room bears were encouraEed to try for stop loss orders which some thought might be reached around
 At Ii. 10 for that position or about nite and ten points net lower, covering ueveiop-' ket which ruled very quiet. during the middle session to. yield again in the late trading as result of Wal Street liquiT,s,, T,,a a close was steady but at practically the p1,ns aot % the ports today 1777o bales akainst ga. sS7 bales last week. and 3l.sst iSEt year for the week (estifnated) s5.0o0 bales. against 1t5.s2S last week and le2'52s
 Today's receipts at New Orleans .7,5e3 bales against 19.e0s last year;- and at Houston 2.s03 bales. against s.3lS last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
Much uneasiness Felt.

The terrible earthquake and fire in San Francisco this morning caused m ;ch uneasiness to be felt by a num- Der of selmians. Many families here have relatives and friends who live in San Francisco or who are visiting there. Many telegrams were sent there to find out If they had been in jured in any way, but no answers were received,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19

277: trcss receipts 2.sst; shipments s.s24: sales 103: stock 3e.I5S.
 Cincinnatf=-Net receipts es7: gross re- ceipts 261; shipments 703: stock 17.9o2.
 Lcuisvilie--E1rm, ll%c
 Total sodaF--Net receipts 4.224; gross re- stock POS POS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
NEW oKLHANs COTTON

New orleans. April is.--Spot cotton qui- et and weAks sales f.7e6. Including 1.4I5 to II 7-t6c.
 Futures opened weak and to 10 points down, influenced by disappointing Liverpool eabier. The trading throughout the session was very lirht and prices eased off to near tho elcstne. when prices were within a couple of points of the bottom. the list showinK net losses Of F to i6 points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
Ftre Department Called Quit.

An alarm at 2:4O O'CLOCK thIs dlleF- noon called the fire department to the warehouse of the Tissier Arms and Harware- Company in the rear of the I1nion Iron works on Sylvan Street. some trash in the building had caught Ire but the flames were extinguished
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
Intsrior Movement.

FTouston-ouiet Ii 716c: net receipts 2.sss: gross receipts 2.sSS; shipments s.23S: s~isn xngnsfa8oniet. 1i%c; net receipts 547; gross receipts 547. shipments 6sT: sales 6S4: stock 58. .2s5 ...- a,o gross receipts 6S2; shipments LIS; sales 900; stock 494 412. .,.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
ST. LOUIS PROVISIONS.

St: LOUIS ApTIT Is:-FIouT duIet
 Whiskey steady Si 32
 Pork steady: jobhlng s16 20.
 Lard. higher: prime steam sS. 32h. Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts 50. co; clear ribs $9 25: short clear $9 S7 15 Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts $9. IS; clear ribs $10.0 short clear S10.12h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
NEW YORK pRonucE.

I New York, ApriI ls-Cotton seed oil
 | firm prime crude fob. mills S1c: prime
 summer yellow 37 F e 3Sc.
 Coffee spot Rio steady: mild steady. Sugar raw dull: fair refining 2 2-S2@ 1 15-16c; centrifugal 96-test 3 13-32 e 3 7-16c; molasess sugar 21-3292 11-16c: refined dull.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19

Miss Nell Breslin has returned home after spending a few days in Union town with relatives.
 Miss Annalee Fltts of Tuscaloosa Is expected here tomorrow to visit Miss Carrie Wilkins.
 Miss Matffilde Wolf is home again after lengthy visit to New Orleans and Mobile. F. stuckenberger of Massillon passed through Selma today on his way to Cincinnati .
 Miss spraight Newman of Atlanta is in the city visiting her brother Archie Newman. Saturday evening for the Bachelor Girls.
 Mrs. W. L. Ligon and Miss Marshall left this afternoon on visit to Tupelo. Miss.
 Dunlap Howard formerly of this city has gone to Memphis. Tenn. to live.
 Mrs. John Irby of Birmingham is here for a few days~with friends.
 Capt. H. P. Chipman of Pensacola, was a visitor to Selma today.
 Robert Blair of Memphis is in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
LocAL COTTON MARKEr.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.


 tsalveston--steady. 1ihc; net receipts 4,- 2z0: gross receipts 4.220: sales 624; stock 13fo37; shipments coastwise 363.
 New Orieans--Quiet. n 7-i6c; net receipts 75s3: gross receipts 7.563; sales 1, 725; stock 2slsfe; shipments to continent 6,s50; coast wise 3s5. Mobiie--steady II 5-1ec; net receipts 374; gross receipts 374 sales 100: stock 23,23I Savannah--Quet, II 3-16c: net receipts as54: gross receipts 3.s24; sales 6ss: stock charieston-Firm. Ike: net receipts 33 ; gross receipts 3S; stock 17.424: shipments coastwise 431. - wilminston-DulI 1ike: net receipts S4S; gross receipts 345; stock 9,e31.
 Norfolk--Steady 11%c; net receipts ,ll1 gross receipts 1,117; sales 36s; stock 3S,o2z: shipments coastwise 1.465. .-. Beitifnore-Nominal. 11$c; net receipts ss: gross receipts SPA; stock lO,Os4: ship misuts 1.500. B. f9s; sales 150; stock 156,017; shipments to Great Britain l52: to continent 2sa. gross receipts f.276; shipments to Great Siladelphia--steady, 1910 net receipts 34: srross receipts 34: stock 3r299.
 Miacellaneous-Net receipts l26: gross re- ceipts 126
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
MEMPHIS COTTON OIL.

Memphis Aoril 1S-Cottou seed oil prime crude 2ic: SN%ne summer yellow 34o prime pSS s1s Ge Ei%9s 9oTT0x GaES s25 6 Go
 New Orleans April 1S.--Cottou seed oil steady. prime refined in barrels 36 taci prime crude loose 3lc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
Nrxu nRIEANS sIGAR

New Orleans April lS.-Sugar Quiet but steady; open kettle centrifugal 3lA q siAc; centrifugal whites 3Sid4c; ycllows 3 9s Q 13-l6c. seconds 313kc.
 Molasses, nominal; open kettle l7a 3Oc: centrifugal ' c 200.
 syrup, nominal: 25 0 soc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
Tnfal NEnYenhnt.

Total today at all ports. net 1T,771; ship nrsn,s to Great Britain 1.073: to continent 71ss; stock 69S.50S -,.
 Consolidated, at all ports net eb, es' snip 2.sss: to continent 44.ss2; to Japan SO.
 Total since Sept. 1. at all ports. net 6sSv,- = S4s. lsairSu1ents to Great Britain 2, 4S9. 94l 1; 10 France sIl,5S5; to continent 2.os7.753: to Japan iol, AT: to Mexico 2.76i.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19

before damage of much amount had ben done The alarm was answered prompt ly and the department made good rim to the warehouse.