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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-07-05

The new battleship New Hampshire
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Ter Of Gov. McLane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, May Manifestations of a break in drought conditions in the Southwest had weakening, effect 10; day on the local wheat market. Final quotations of the July options were down 3-4. Corn was 1-2Q5-S cents higher. Oats showed 8 loss or s-S 70 t-2. Provisions were b@7 l-2 cents
 The wheat market today was q weather market almost exciusively. From the opening to the close sent1- pect of more favorable weather for the growing crop. A fairly steady tone prevailed at the opening because or an active demand by shorts but is tnis weakened. The prediction of the weather bureau that rains will fall gem orally throughout the wheat belt to- night and tomorrow brought on in-
 A<decline of more than two cents In the price of wheat for May delivery was another factor that favored lower prices. The break in the May option was caused by liberal profit taking which was induced by the quite gen. eral belief that the leading shorts in that option had made settlements over night During the day a number Of damage reports were received from the southwest but they failed to onset tn the improved weather conditions. The gSsde ke towsp sGssS S sssds SsSer SS at
 to SS s-4, sold up to ss 7;s and then declined to S2 5-B. The close was at S2 7-S to S3. Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 286,700 bushels. The worlds visible supply as shown by Bradstreets decreased 2,100,Ooo busnels. Primary receipts were 307.000 bushels against 2sK0c0 for the eorTesp3ndlnag day one year ago. Minneapolis, Dulutn and Chicago reported receipts or FAC cars against 204 last week and 193 one
 The prospect of wet weather through out tho middle west weakened the corn markey Several leading longs were free sellers and offerings were taken there was some covering by shorts The market closed easy. July opene1s Il shade lower to a shade higher at 4S Is to 1-4, sold off to 47@S-S and closeq at 47 5-S. Receipts 46S cars, with S2o
 Trading in oats was active and the market was inclined to be weak be- cause of favorable weather conditions for the growing crop. Reports rom Texas were that more harvesting has begun in the southwestern part ot that state, and that the yield Is meet ing expectations Local longs and com mission house sold liberally. July open ed unchanged to Is cent hhtghor az 34 Is. sold off to 23 1-2 and closed at 3S I-2 to 5-S. Receipts 15S cars;
 Provisions were quiet and prices in- with grain than for any apparent cause; : At the close July pork was on Tx nt 15.65. Lard was down to l-1 cents at sS ST 1-2 to g. SO. Ribs were S cents lower at $9 ito g 9.02 1-2.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat cars; corn 3I5; oats 14f' hoBs 3S,0Oo head
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
THE STOCK MARKET
APATHY PRONOUNCED AND DEyEas-
 DEMENT'S ARE AWAITED.
Problem of Fall Money Continues to Be Most Considered, But There is
 Little On Which to Base
 an Opinion.

New York, May 22.---So profoundly apathetic was the trading .n the stock market today that there was llttie room left for any but negative deductions. That the formation of speculative sen timent awaits an initiative from new events is the one safe conclusion to in-
 fer. The hesitation In forming convlc- ton on the future Of the market must, of course. be based on some uncertain
 ties Tn the outcome of events The
 problem of the fall money markers continues to be more eonsldered ana the day-to-dny events in Wall street
 at present offer little assistances In
 forming an opinion,
 The reopening of the San Francisco banks for business is expected tomor-
 row. and with banking resumed there It Is expected that early light VIII pc
 thrown on the extent to which the large cash reinforcements sent there
 for use In the first strain on the banks will have to be retained there. There were further remittances to San Fran cisco through the sub treasury today m the continuation of yesterday con
 that these later consignments are que in part. to remittances for account oI insurance companies in preparatloh for the payment of claims upon them for fire losses, rather than Tor pureiy banking necessities
 The strength of the San Francisco
 banks and confidence in the posltion IFS
 inferred from the fact that they have
 not availed themselves of the oner
 of the United States Treasury Depart
 ment to place on deposit With them $15.000.000 of Government funds 70 strengthen their position. With tneir
 ability to meet claims Of deposiLors promptly demonstrated, return to-Ntw York of some cash forwarded to san Francisco is expected. The money out look abroad seems not entirely clear, either. London and Paris markets were both lethargic on prospects of ight money, although the Berlin market was cheerful in the hope that the German Imperial Bank would reduce its ofnciai discount rate tomorrow.
 Money brokers reported some dlmlnu- tion in the supply of funds onering on time in this market, and rates for the longer period were firm. The weekly bulletin of crop conditions issued py the Weather Bureau, with its showing of insufficient moisture in the winter wheat region of the Southwest, was not helpful to stocks although the wheat market was inclined to react from its recent strong advances on i'm mediate reports Of showers today. The price of copper in London made re- covery from yesterdays sharp break,
 but without helping the copper groul in this market. The one incident of interest In the market was the further
 rise In the high priced coalers. Prices later gave way rather generally anu the closing was easy.
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value, S1,960,000. United States usw
 4's declined 1-4 per cent on call. NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23

fair weather over the northeastern quarter of the country, where temperatures have low barometer central southeast of Tampa, Fla. has caused very general rains from Tennessee and North Carolina southward, the rainfall being generally heavy over Florida and locally excessive in middle eastern Alabama. Another barometric de- pression central over New Mexico has caus- ed rains from the east slope of the Rockies 10 the Mississippi Valley. though a limited area of high barometer central over south ern Montana is giving generally fair weath. CT over the upper Plateau region. Condi- tions favor continued unsettled weather, with occasional rains in this section tonight and wednesday.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN, For the 24 hours ending 8 a. m., 18th
 meridian time
 Montgomery Ala. May 22. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
Total today---Net receipts 4t4s; gross re- ceipts s.sss; shipments s.2so; sales 72o;
NEW ORLEANS COTTON LETTER.
By Privnfe Wire To Lovensan and Com.
 nnnx 32 CaInmercc Sf

By Frfvufe Wire To Loveusan and COnf-
 New orieans. May sa."After selling as low as 11.22 early In the day on an easier Liverpool than looked for and o oS repor,s of rain in certain portions ket developed steadier feeling. and a fair sized reaction followed. The mark markes closed practIcally st the top i-16 lower on all grades. Sales amount ed to 450 bales and S50sbales to arrive. Two hundred bales were delivered on The feature of todavs market was the Government weekly weather report. which the bears had confidently looked base operations on the short side. Thelr hopes in this direction were sadly dis appointed. however. because the re- port, instead , Of being bearish. was. If showed that rain was badly needed iy. almost every State in the belt par ticularly in the Southern portion of from an ineipient drought Any real student of weather conditions could not draw any. but builish deductions ent States. and the view that crop con ditions during the past week had beer unfavorable finally prevailed.
 You have only to read between the reports to know what the character Of the condition report on June 1 will be. So far as the report on acreage is con- cCTned. evidence has accumulated to show that an increase of 10 per cent, which the bears have been counting on, iS now out of the question. The tech nicai position of the market has been greatly strengthened by the recent heavy liquidation and 1t even looks as though the market were now in an oversold condition. w tn the market in this position any very bullish develop ment in the near future cold cause the sharpest sort of an advance. The big bulls here and in New York seem to have been playing a deep game which the bears will wake up to when 1t is too. late to do anything but count up their losses.
 Yours truly,
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
MoNTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
 (Cerrected Daily.l

(Corrected Daily.l
 These prices are at wholesale and not to stsrch-cOrn s@Ioc; standard soods pearl .3be; gloss lump she; nickel pack Rics-Extra fancy sHc: head 4@sc: brok- sS9ltmLive5poOi ;. ;l; viTslnlS srnsac SOc' loS @ioNo: choice iiSIlxo: fancy isS crackers-XxX soda SKe: XXX ginger FiourEBasis of barrels: High patent s5; fancy patent s5-25; .o half patent :t.1S
 Meai-7Oc; pearl roc; peerless 75c; chops Lard-Leaf, s%c; compound 7%c; basis Hams-Dove l5e; others 1s1s 914e.
 Grain and Hay-Bran sl.s5; shorts q. 30: ed ed lse: White 4sc; white clipped soc: timo- mo thy q O5, Johnson grass 56ci rust proof
 Cotton seed huls-Lcnse. per ton s6: bal ed t7; sacks ss: cotton seed meal s2s. 50. stock $l.OS bushel: Louisiana onions s1.26 bushel California oranges 8. 25; white peas. s2 25 bushel: apple and white cheese. daisies lSe lb;; fancy H. P. peanuts Sc lb. lemons. Si 75; strawberries. s2 0a Seans 12 s5G$9 75 crate; nc; new Irish potaioes. @ Sg.s5 bushel; celery. s2.75@Sa
 HidesIDry Hints 1sc: dry saIted lsc: w0ol--Clear 2Sc to 24c.
 Beeswax--2sn-
 Chiekens--Hens 30 Qs5c; frEers s5c; hroII- CTS 20025c
 Canned Goods-Salmon chums si; pinka $1.10: Columbia River $l. 50; sockeyes s1 90; sardines, American k-oil $2.75: mus iard s2 s5; imported $7 Q $l4; oysters F. W. A-ox. s5c; 5-oS. soc; light VI eight s5o doz. tomatoes. 2-lb. tl; s-lb. sl.2s.
 Molasses--Georgia cane barrel sSc per gallon; cases, gallons s3 % per case; maple syrup. Log Cabin gallons sl4: h gallons S7 50; quarts $4. 25 per doz
 susar-GranuIated 5kc; F. Y. c. G%c.
 Country butter--15 O 20c.
 Eggs-15c.
 Seed-Rye s1 per bu.; wheat $1 .Os; barls ' s1; crimson clover l2c alfalfa 1A020c per lb.; onion sets. white skin ts; pearl sS: blue grass S9lsel
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
,rrIIer Min Content Nominntion.

Nashville. Tenn, May 22.-The Dem- ocratic Executive Committee for the Fourth Congressional District of Ten- nessee met yesterday and declared Hon. Cordel Hull the nominee. His majority is only fifteen votes. T. J. Miller, his opponent. has served notice of cone test
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
rasts: ouota.lans w.rs reduced 1-1so.

Futures opened quiet one point higher t0| one point lower than yesterdays closing by heavy buying around 1.23 During the day shorts ecvered freely and drove priee~ up on themseivee On the closing the tone was called steady and the list showed a net advance for the day Of 8 to points
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York May 22.-Fiour steady. but dull
 Cotton seed oil firm: prime crude fob. mills 31c: do. yellow S943Shc, Petroleum steady.
 Molasses firm.
 -offee spot Rio steady; mild quiet. Sugar raw. steady: fair refining 2 29-324 iS-lee; centrifugal 96-test l3-S2 Q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

oalveston-Dull. II 7-16c; net receipts s.s67; gross receipts S.ss7; sales 100; stock 5.6C5 Sg% 5ssnIit gross receipts 5oOs; sales i's5a MobiIe%ouiet. 11Hc: net receipts sss; gross receipts sss; sales IS; stock iI267; shipments coastwiss lios2 ,s.. ,.. r.cs,n.. 1. 1890; gross receipts 4,s9o; sales 1o3; stocb s1,7s5; shipments coastwise 6.1s4 25S; gross receipts 25S; stock 14,41s: ship ments coastwise 573
 wilmington-steady II 3-1sc; net re ceipts Al; gross receipts AT; stock 1z,33S. NorfoIk-ouiet, 11%c; net receipts 1.4os, shipments coastwise i. s35
 Baltimore-Nominal. 1i%c; gross receipts 446; stock 3.54s.
 4,032: sales 200: stock 160.1s0.
 Boston--Quiet II 90; net receipts T5; gross receipts 1's26; shipments to continent PhiladelphIa-steady. 12.15; stock s,OsS.
 Total Movement.
 Total today, at all ports net ls.s2s; ship ments to continent 200; stock 522,sS3.
 Consolidated at all ports. net 3s, 50s; ship ments to Great Britain 6.s5O: to continent Total since Sept. 1. at all iprts. net 7.ss4.- 1o7; shipments to Great Britain 2,e45.so5; to France 641, s1s to continent 2,S4S,4S2; to Japan 115.a7s; to Mexico 2.7s4.
 Interior Movement.
 Houston-Dull. $c; net receipts S,s2&' gross receipts s.s2s; shipments s,72s; salss "A AusSstsSsteady. ;Es II 7-1se; net receipts PIP; gross receipts AS; shipments 1.osS' Memphiis~stsady and nominal. I1%c; ments 1, s61 sales 200; stock 2s.295
 St Louis-Quiet. 1l%c; net receipts 31' gross receipts sss; shipments 1.34s; stock cincinnati-Net ;sR" receipts sss; gross re- ceipts 2ss; shipments Sl1; stock lO.4ls. i Louisviile-Firm 1l%c-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington. May 22-Todays treasury balances. exclusive of the geld reserve shows: Available cash balance, ;. ,. $157.oas.oSs Gold ~. io'A@V'0'S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
REMARlESs

Day temperatures are six to sixteen de- Rrees lower in extreme eastern districts; elsewhere temperatures are practically sta- tionary, except slightly higher in the Men~ phis district Light rains have been gen eral except in Oklahoma and Indian Terri tory. Excessive rains Is reported rom Ope- ltka in eastern Alabama.
 section Director. Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23


 New York. May 22.--Tin closed at fS3 Locally quiet at $40. so 9s41. 25. Copper firmer in London at fs5 for spot and fS4 10s for futures unchanged local Lead. quiet at s5.75ass % in New York. and at fie ss in London. Spelter closed at f27 2s Sd in London and at $5 5.9o@Ss. % in New York. Iron higher in the English market; stand. Sos ioHd. Locally unchanged: No. foun- dry. northern SIS. 75 O S19 %; No. do. SIS. 25 o SIS. 50; No. do. 17.7S@s1s.oo.
 NAVAL STORES. Savannah. Ga, May 22.-Turpentine firr~ S7c; sales 1.4ss: receipts 1.6ssi shipments Rosin firm; sales 1.e4o; receipts s,s7l; shipments 1.4f3: stock 30. Quote: ABC ifs3 3 'f OS dS; 'fSSs s475! s:'S $i. S5; we l.s5; wv s4.s5 wilmington, N C., May 22.--spirits tur~ pentine firm 5sHc; receipts 4e casks Rosin nothing doing; receipts z6o. Crude turpentine firm; hard ss.oo; virgin Charleston, 8 C., May 22.--Turpentip> and rosin. nothing doing.
 THE WEATHER. Daily Local Weather Report and River
 nnlleE1n-
  United States Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
 (Cenfral Time.l
 Montgomery, Ala. May 22. 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23

Nsis SEW ories51 HHLI4NS May ss@sagar quiet. but steady; centrifugal whites S% m4ci open kettle centrifugal 3@3 7-16c; yellows % @ Molasses nominal: open kettle 1TQsOc; centrifugal 7920c
 Syrup nominal 25 O BOG.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
Nr,r vnRK cnrrrr nIARKET.

NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET. New York. May 22--Coffee futures open | ed steady at unchanged prices to an ad- | vance of five points and closed dull. net
 unchanged 10 five points higher Sales | 22. 25O bags.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23

New Orleans. May 22.-Cotton futures on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today closed steady Quotations ranged as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
THE METAL MARKETa.

7-1ec; molasses sugar sl-s2 02 11-1sc; refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
Yours truly, Loveman and Company.
ssTI. and D. Beer Cotton Letter.

New Orleans, May 22.--Another esti- mate on the probable acreage of this year was made public today. the South ern Cotton Association placing the in at 2.7s or z7.735,7so acres.
 Had the trade faith in such a small increase over last year in the area to be devoted to cotton this year a sharp advance would have taken place rates made by prominent authorities in advance Of the Governments report, whic his due on Monday. June I, and the average of same is about 2S,0oo.00o acres. or an increase Of about per cent.
 Such an increase however. is looked upon as being too small to assure the world 2.000. 900 bales crop next sea- con unless the growing season should bo remarkably favorable and the win ter to be a late one, although last years growth of 10.726,000 bales was gathered from a picked acreage of only 26.117,00 arces. SS2.000 acres of the or iginal acreage having been abandoned on account of iacessant rains during the planting season prohibiting cultiva- ton.
 There occurred a large cotton fire in New York over night. report hav- or destroyed by a warehouse fire.
 Strange to say, however, these ap- parently bullish influences failed to affect the market. except perhaps,
 The weekly weather report of the government report high temperatures during the past week but the claim was made of the want of rain in States bor- dering on the Gulf and South Atlantic Coast.
 I nconection with the threatened drouth, 1t might be mentioned that a storm of no marked intensity has ap- peared off the Florida coast and Is ac- companied by heavy rains which are likely to be distributed over the east err portion of the belt by tomorrow. and the official forecast Is for showers or rain In all sections of the belt to- night or Wednesday, except in South Texas. At the moment market apears to have 1 discounted surface features, and will now be governed by future develop nents and in conjunction with this as- sumption might not be amiss to say | that rains would be beneficial in all | districts except Tn Northeast Texas. Longs will probably have the best of this weeks arguments on spinners l takings, as last year they were only | is4. 900 bales, and unless promises for rains are made gojod. a steadier marker will probably be in order, whilst the realizing of official predictions would | probably cause further set back to | the market.
 c. G. Abercrombie and Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
Total sales for day 475. 800 shares.
NEW YORK BONDS.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
CINCINNATT PRODUCE.

Cincinnati, May 22.-Flour firm. Wheat firm. 92Q 93c. Corn steady 53c. Oats firm 351R Gi 36c. Provisions steady. Whiskey quiet s1 29.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23

"s-Indieates EiSa. Indicates eaiA
 
 River Forecast. The Coosa will rise slightly: the Alabama wil lremain practically stationary.
 
 Weather CondittonR.
 (Eor Pact 2A HOuEa.l An area of high barometer which overlies the New England coast ts giving continued
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON. .... CD.ln.. r... An.- % -Enni en1lnn chs
lErv nRI.EANs CnTTON.

, NM WIFI 4s5 o5 cs,.l,t eot,or v,.s quiet today. Sales were 45o. bales on the spot and $50 to arrive; a total of 1.SOO bales; 200 bales were delivered on con-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

St Louis, May 22.-F'lour firm. Whiskey steady $1 .33.
 Pork steady; jobbing S15 6b Lard. lower; prime steam S9 S2 E. Dry salt meats, steady: boxed extra shorts Ss s71a clear ribs s9 121s short clearr $9.25.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
MARKET FOR COTTON
QUIET BUT srEADIER WITH CLOSE
 AT ADVANCE.
Soon After the Call, Prices Based Oh fin Response to Bearish Weather
 Map and Easter Cables.
 Sales, IT5,O0O Bales.

New York. May 22.-The cotton mar ket was quiet but steadier today and slosed at net advance of SOS points. Sales for the day were estimated at about 175.00o bales: The opening was auiet at unchanged prices to an ad- vance of one point on covering, which was promoted by reports that between 5.eo0 and 10000 bales of local stock had been destroyed in a warehouse ire on Monday night.
 At first, there was some apprehen- sion that this cotton might have been and that it's destruction would embar- Fass the short interest, but there was no Indication of any such developments and the market eased off soon after the call in response to bearish weather map and easier cables. Some of the local professionals sold quite heavily In an evident effort to catch stop loss or ders, but after July had declined to 11:05 and October to 10.50, the market steadied by covering and in the after noon developed quite a firm tone, owing to a less favorable weekly bureau re- port than expected.
 The close was within a point or two of the best and steady on covering of shorts and a little fresh buying for long account. The weekly bureau reported that rain was needed in the belt, the influence of this being counteracted to some extent by the fact that rains were shown on this mornings map, with the forecast calling for further showers. Southern spot markets were unchanged to Is cent lower
 Receipts at the ports today. 16,92S bales, against I3.966 last week and 23,- IA last year. Today's receipts at New Orleans, 5.005 bales, against 4.606 last year, and at Houston, 3,S2S bales, against 6,912 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
KANsAs CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas Clty, May 22.-CattIe, receiptD 4.20O. including 200 Southern. Best steady. others 10c lower. Choice exnort and dressed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. May 22.-Cotton seed oil steady: prime refined in barrels S7c; prime crude loose 31c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23
MEMPHIS COTTON OIL

Memnhis. May 22.-EottOn seed OH prime crude 30Nc; prime summer yelov 54c; prime meal $25 50; prime cake s25 5O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-23

LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
 Spot cotton in the Montgomery market today was cuoted as follows: Strict middling ..... .... .llkc Middltng .--..s ....- Ilc - Strict low middIing ... ... 10 ll-16c LOW mludilnS 'AVTSC