The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-15
H. a B. BEER COTTON LETTER.

 Rv privatn Wire to c. c. Abererombie &
 O., 32 Commerce St. New Orleans, Dec. 14.--Liverpool develop ed unexpected weakness today, cioslns vance of as many points was looked TOT. Rumors of large tenders on Jenuary con tracst at New York were GsDiec @ ntrsc.s In the English market as well as In the Northern market. No consideration wnat- soever paid to predictions TOT Du.nsS nnsS to December 18th. which bulletin Is expect cd prior to the beginning of the chalh ot of inc market was cOnsidAred. ports beinS disregarded. likewise the possipiiitF ot stle movement being all the smaller m the ols tant future as aresult of the heayy run srrIvaJs at present As a result Of the withdrawals of cotton from America Ior Ee e. roma receipts at United states ports aie iIlreIv to continue heavy for some while yet but the movement of crop at thls sesson s',n of the year. even though It De ruhhlns heavier than calculated upon, offers no justification for bumper crop esIln1ee. est. Not any more than did the smaller move ment during the months of December Jan uary and February of two years ago ,u- lnol- s5ot holders refrain from offering, great pressure will probably be brought to bear In an effort to force values much lower; From statistical point of view the 9l'uatton attsn words, the movement to market for the en- suing three months. will probably make surface conditions appear pearish TWO years ago, however 1t will be remembered that the South refused to sell or market it's cotton, when the price dropped below the seven cents level and although the yield of that year was the largest of record. the receipts during the first Ntwo months of the calendar year of 1904 Were the lightest for a period of six years Consequently 1t will be a fair comparison to compare arri- vals during the balance of this month and January and February with those of two years ago. as such comparatives will prove |. Thn Ra from one period to another, will therefore, prove more reliable in measuring the size of the crop, just as spinners takings from week to week indicate the probable con- sumption of the world for the season. The average of daily ginnings November 1st 10 14th was 150.0oo bales per day, but for the period November I4th to December 1st they averaged only 97,o00 falling off of 5S,0OO bales per day
 If 1t should come to pass that the daily average of ginnngs for the period, Decem- ber 1st to 18th should only show a falling off of about 25,00O. the next census report would give returns for about le,l4S.oOO; 1904 ~ .,.' .'.-
 c. c. .;ABERcRoMBIE & co.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.
 New Orleans. Dee. 1t-Cotton seed oil: prime 3sc crude S1c
 NAVAL STORES.
 Savannah, Dec. 14-Turpentine firm sslac.
 shipments 6O7: stock 70.029. ouote ABCD S4 %; E s4.OO@S4. FIG $4 .O5; H $4. 1s: s4 50; K S6 IS: M S5.5O: $500: we ae "a: wv $6 .s5
 Charlesto,. scve. 14.-Turpentine and ros- in nothing doing.
 Wilmington. Dec. 1A.-Turpentine nothing doing; receipts 7S casks.
 Rosin fire 8. 80; receipts $40,
 Tar firm g. 35; receipts i22,
 Crude turHertine firm sS 35, S50 and S4 50: receipts e5
 ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.
 St Louis Dec. 14.-Flour steady.
 Whiskey steady $1 B.
 Pork steady: jobbing s15.00,
 Lard lower; prime steam $s. 50.
 Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts $9: clear ribs $9; short clears S9 2b
 Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts S9. .15; clear Pibs 9.75: short clears $fo. %.
 CINCINNATI PRODUCE.
 Cincinnati, Dec. 14.--Flour firm.
 Wheat steady 76kc.
 Corn steady 42H 2 4Sc.
 Oats firm S8039c.
 Rye steady 70M72hc.
 Provisions steady.
 WhiskeX firm S1.29.
 NEW ORLEANS COPPER MARKET.
 New Orleans Dec 14.--Coffee steady; in- voice Rio No. 7c: No 7Mc: No. 7%c: No. Re-
 ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS. St Louis, Dec 14-The St. Louis grain markets today ranged aB follows Wheat
 Dec 72Ss asked; range 72 to 7sM.