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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-23
WilocrnngsgrnnS.

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mein Client ben 3eugen einen
Sdien gebeiben bot, allein i'm Sin-
bid arf Die iesisen boben SleiifJ,
preiie balte ih bas fiir sar feline 10
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
cHIcAGO GRAIN AND PROpUCE.

Chicago, Aug. s-Improved weather con- dltlons and fear that the government soi,sd red show a big yield caused weakness today in the local wheat market At lthN close wheat for the September delivery was ofr %c Corn was down Ac Oats showed . loss of 4 Q $e. Provisions were unohangeo
 with the exception of a brief period at the opening the wheat market was weak all day. During the early part Of tneaay dItions. an absence of rain both in the Northwest and in the Southwest being re- ported. Later general 6slisf that sns tomorrow would indicate a larger yield than a year ago caused increased selling bs,osS n e9a'ton ,o wssksn sngFs the market Among these were weak cables large primsry re- ceipts. low prices for cash wheat at Kan liberal local receipts tomorrow. Local longs were the principal sellers although com mission houses also sold freely. There houses. the principal demand coming from shorts The market closed weak.
 September opened Ac to Ac higher at 73Ac to 73%c sold off to 7sh @7SAo and closed at 72Ac. ..-,
 cIearsnees of wheat ana rioTs Snt Were e9eai Spa 1 03O Oo0 compared with 649.000 bushels for the corresponding day one year ago.
 Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago report ed receipts of 800 ears. against 409 last week and 460 cars one year ago.
 The corn market was steseS sS cash s ths sousss which were influenced by small local re- ceipts Sentiment. however. soon became bearish and during the remainder of the dal the market held rather weak. Weather favorable to the growing crop was one oi the chief weakening factors, although tht break in wheat had considerable effect Likelihood that the government report , would show yield above the average also aided in forcing down the price A fitful rally occurred later in the day or covering bv shorts but the market closed easy.
 September oaened unchansed to E c | higher at 4sJhc to 4S%c. sold off to 4s&C and closed at ASAc. . of contract grade. . oats displayed considerable weakness af l ter d firm start weather conditions vert more favorable and belief became preValen
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10

Louisviile---Firm. i0Mc
 Total today-Net receipts 2.s19; gross receipts s.1eS; shipments 2est; sales bszs'
 Cotton Letter.
 (By private wire to Loveman & CO,
 36 Commerce Street,
 New OrIeans. Aug 9.-The conserv- ative element in the cotton mar Iket found 1t necessary today to call nait on rampant bearishness. Unduiy eiat- ed by the ease with which the long cotton bought under a nisapprehen- sion yesterday was forced on the market during the early trading to- day some of the bears became reck- less. and succeeded in hammering prices of new crop below the level at which actual new cotton in first hands was selling at In Texas today.
 Cotton people noted for. their con- eeryatism and financial strength came to the rescue of the Market and by buying large blocks of contracts. not only checked the declining tendency but even caused slight recovery from the low point of the day, SIP for De- cember.
 bear forces would, we think, do well to avoid, especially at this time of the year, which Is still the critical period for the crop. Remarkably high mini today's weather map. and this is de- veiopment sworth close watching. A few days of burning, hot weather would probably lead to the worst crop accounts that have yet come in from the fields and with the speculative long interest in the market practical ly Eliminated by the recent sharp de- c1ines, a substantial advance could be brought about by forcing shorts to cover on bad crop conditions Anoth- CT thing to be considered Is that any further decline would tend to check the movement of new cotton, which IS coming in none too freely as it IS. Ex- porters, having made large commit ments for shipments of cotton in Au- gust and September could not view complacently any attempt to retaro the movement by putting prices down to a level at which the producer will not be inclined to sell at least thli l early in the season. Consequently I strong. conservative interests are now arrayed on the bull side, for the time being. and reason would seem to dc. 1 tate a waiting policy at the present moment for those whose convictions l are unEsbstakabiy bearith.
 Yours truly.
 Loveman & Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
FOR COTTON
MARKET ACTIVE AND PRICES BRoKI
 SHARPLY.
npeninx Was Steady at Slight Decline But FaxorabIe Weather Reports And suot Situation Caused Ire
 ulendous Break.

NAw york, Aug, s.---The cotton market ptae active today and prices broke snarpy ko { naw low level for the session unoer heavy iiouidation and bear pressure which vas attended by considerable excitement among call traders who did most or the sssss earsnr srssr iGae the ssTiY n session The close was only four or five points un rom the loas at net decline of iS@2s points. satss stSc balcs. The market o-ened steady nf a decline of 2@5 points which was con- aIdered a little better than due on the aer the favorable weather reports and pri- Vate wires from New Orleans reoorting that the interior was offering spot cotton more freely Some prominent Local brokers were very heavy spot sellers on the decline and 1t is estimated4.t that one trader sold no less than 1e0.ae0 bales during the middle session This cotton was believed 70 oe for the account of a recent bull whom eoros thought to be going short for turn, swhiie others believed that the sales repre- eenfed liquidation of long accounts He. rent buyers for a reaction also liquidated and doubled on the short side. on scale down and taken altogether the ,r msrkss sS,5 sS,6 off to 80 s2 and December to SIS or about Asn27 points net lower. I6@s7 points below the high level of July 17. and over cent. level of last May. There was covering enough at the decline to cause a slight rally. but there was no snap to the buying and but little sign of bull support; while local nrofessionais were talking still lower prices in spite of the radical reduction tn she long interest Southern % spot nnafAets
 Receipts at the ports today 2.s05 bales, against 2,S4S last week and T.025 last year. For the week testimatedo 2S.Ooo phles: against s3 sos last week and ss.l4s last
 Receipts at the ports today 2,sO5 bales, against 2sls last week ana I;os0 last SoIes yees against 3.o2s last year and at Houston 2,l31 bales. against 2.s4s last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10

,hat the crop had not suffered so much damaee as had previously been feared. The weakness of wheat and corn was also Cd It oS higher at 3l hc. sold off to SoAc ana closed at Si@slAc.
 Local receipts were POS cara
 active selling of lard and ribs by nit trad ers and resulted in a weak market for ,arovisions Pork did not sell off with ths balance of the list. fear of possible naanipuiation apparently holding this prod met eteady There was decline Of lOc tn the price of live hogs At the close senterber pork was unchanged at SIS. aE. lard was off 71Sc at Ss. 70. Ribs were 10 @iaHc lower at S7.s7h. 42o cars: corn "A cars:s oats 22s cars: hogs 16.oo0 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
,. "a 5. nrnR,s COTTON LErrEn.
Fsv Private Wire to c. c. Abercrombie q
 Company 8s Commerce Street.

Company, SS Commerce Street.
 New Orleans Aug. s.-With the return Of fair weather in all sections of the belt. prae- locally no eain having been reported over night. shorts again made war on th. pas'- decline of about s1.oo. per bale, october falling to 8 ss against g se at the close of resterdey Temperatures were higher in ali sections of the belt. particularly in Tex as and Georgia. the average maximum Tor tbe district of Galveston figuring e4 for the district of Savannah 96, indicating that the mercury at some stations to have touched 100. Alexandria. Louisiana, report Thus far there has been no complaint of excessive heat, except at a few localities, but 1t Is probable that such complaints VIII soon De heard, especially if the weather
 remains dry ana hot.
 Reports of the plant shedding, in some
 instances nadly g;,da are e eeh the weey,Is becom ing more destructive, unbiased press corre- spondents confirming such statements That ali possibilities of the crop deterior- ating were Ignored today is evident by the way cotton contracts were sold right ana
 left without reserve: rumor % a having t snas that 75,000 bales and the largest of operators in | New Orleans and in the Northern market possible that shorts in their effort to force | iiauidation, however, overstepped themselves
 Mlddling at Galveston is quoted at leAc | not likely that the interior wili sell freely l on the basis of about Me for immediate l shipment at about sc for october deliy- cry, 1t requiring about IS points to bring cotton to the market. Furthermore. shorts are relying upon very heavy movement l from the State of Texas to bring about a
 further decline. In fact. there arc those | who are looking for much 200. 900 l haies of new crop cotton to be marketed | prior to September 1st, against about 7b.- | oO0 bales one year ago. In this they. will probably be disappointed. for while South | Texas appears to be early, 1t Is only so in | certain sections, and as for Central Texas, | the crop is later than last year in that | section, which is also said to be the case l in a nnrfhArn nOfti0u of the State. | Central Texas received it's first new bale l otday Temple having the honor of report | ing the same. against August 5th last year. 1 The crop in the Mississippi Valley Is | carly 1t is true, New Orleans receiving two ! new first bales from this quarter today | compared with August 18th in 1905, but ln l counting on such a heavy movement as is | expected. Alabama and Georgia are to be | reokoned with and there is no doubt Of the latter being lata.
 1 You're truly.
 c. c. ABERCRoMBIE co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
 (Correeted Dnkly.l


 MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS. These prices are at wholesale ana not to sonsunsrsI
 pearl aAe; slOss lump 4NeI nickel Dseks
 Eics-Extra fancy sKo;, head G@ss,
 salt-Liverpooi sli virElnle SOa
 yinegar-Per gallon 1A@22e.
 Coffee-Greens common 10010ko, prima ioA @lle; choice 11A @lse; fancy i3M SN
 candles-stieIS sMe; fancy saIoe. '-i Fiour-Basis of barrsis. Hish pAtsn. :4.so; fancy patent SA.so; half patsnti
 arits-Per bbl. s:;75: per sack S1.sO.
 Lsrd-Lsaf I6Kc; compound TAG; SasS(
 HamsZDove 1ec; others lGA@lSc
 Grain and Hay--Bran ]. 10; shortS a. 1sk corn chops roc: white cogn 7b; oats mixod lsc; white 5lc;.Lwhits clipped s2c timothy sl .0S: Johnson grass zoe; rust DroOe cats
 Cotton Seed MsaI--sss. %.
 Wool-clean ssc: bury wool l2ke; wash.S
 Grapes I6. basksts 2O@23HO; . IAS
 Fruit and Produce--rriumph pOtatosa $l. % bu; onions $1 2s ba,; western greed Srsam @salS Ss cheese. daislss i4 iSoi sasex As P. peanuts. se lb.; lemons H.se
 Hides--Dry Hints IsKc; dry saltsd I1HoG 'ci chieksasNHsns sO@sse; frysrs ssesSs( brotlers IS Q 20c. Molasses-0eoEkIa Cane. barrel 2sc pes sErup. Log Cabin. GallonS ttA; k gallon1 s7 So; ouserts st; ss PsE soi aoT Axa Country butter--1kd. Eggs-1Sc. seed-RyS Nl per but whset q ;os barley | D.: onion ssts. white skin S1! psATl bAI hlue grRsa IS O 19e-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
middlins 10 s-ise: sales sas bales on th.

lmfddIing no b-Itc. eales bz5 bales on tue spot and 1so to arrive
 Futures opened barely steady two to seven points under yesterdays close. On good crop news the market began to show the first marked movement it has exhibited ih any direction for some time Heavy selling by bears on the cron news and re- ports that one operator in New York was selling about 100000 bales sent the market down rapidly before noon. By midday when the decline reached its continuation and the conservative bears appeared to have sold out the decline had uniformly extended to about twenty points. The close was in general little above the low- est with the market steady and prices six
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. Aug. 9.--The dry goods mar ket was very firm The jobbers are doing
 a very large trade in domestic dress goods and linens. An appeal has been sent out for the establishing of silk conditioning house in New York as this portiis now said
 to be the largest In silk receipts in the
 world.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10

higher f1e 16s 3d.
 spelter unchanged at f2s 1ss in London and at s6. % o s6. 10 locally. Iron lower abroad; standard fonndrv S1s ad and Cleveland warrants 51s f0Kd: lo. eally quiet; No. foundry northern SIg60 dry .sopthern $is.259s1s. 50: No. do. SIT. 7s@S1s. 0o.t A'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
LIvERPooL coTToN FuTUREs.
Liverpool Aug s--cotton futures opened quiet and steady and closed easyis AmericaI rnfddlinn zoe.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

Galveston-ouiet, 1O1kc:- net receipts 1.037 gross receipts LOST: sales 1.200; stock 1e.s2l; shipments to continent 1,2eS; coastwise 3A0 f4
 New orIeans--ouiet. 10 5-1ec; net re ceipts s2; gross receipts s2; sales SIS;
 Mobiie-Easy, Toe; net receipts s2: gross receipts s2: safes 26: stock 7.074
 saVannah-Noninal 10 5-16c: net re- ceipts Ss0: gross receipts SS0; sales 964; stock 37.349: shipments coastwise il.
 Charleston--Nominai: net receipts 51: gross receipts 51; stock 4slS; shipments coastwise 30O.
 wilmineton--Nominal; stock soT.
 Norfolk-Steady, I0&c; net receipts 525; gross receipts sS5: sales 234: stock 9.453: shipments coastwise a20
 Baltimore Nomtnal io%e; gross receipts 500. stock 4.7ss.
 New York-ouiet, 10 SO; gross receipts 1.42s; sales 265s; stock s4,3sS; shipments to Great Britain 800; to continent 1.193.
 Boston-ouiet. 10. s0: net receipts 9: gross receipts g; shipments to Great Britain Philadelphia--2uiet. 10 s5: net receipts no; gross receipts l1O; stock 1.6ss. Port Townsend-Net receipts 219: gross receipts 21s: shipments to Japan 21s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
sr IoU1s cTOerNC MARKETs.
THr NrETAL MARKETs.

New York, Aug. 7.--London tin hieher: .Dot closing kf7s; futures fl7s los. Local market quiet and shade higher with SSs2s bid and S3s 75 asked for spot.
 copper easier in London; closing fsS for snot and fs2 los for futures. Locally no ehaaee reported Lake S1s.62M O SIS .55i eleetrolytie s1s. .s7h Q SIS Soi casting SlS9 RIs 2S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
Interior Movezxynt.

Houston-ouiet 10%c: net receipts 2.4s1; gross receipts 2s4sl; shipments 1899: sales Augusta-ouiet 1eAe; net receipts PA: gross receipts 2l4: shipments 147; sales i,45s: stock 15.2e5.
 Memphis-ouiet. 10hc; net receipts 35; gross receipts 35; stock 7.S2s
 St Louis-Nominal, 10he; gross receipts a4S: shipments 74s; stock 2O57S.
 cincinnati-Nominal: net receipts .39:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
KANsAs CTTY LIVE STOCK,
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York. Aug. S.--Coffee futures open ad steady at unchanged prices to an Ad- vance of of ten points. the gains being on the near months which were influenced by steadier cables than expected while later positions reflected a renewal of liquidation and bear pressure such as caused the local depression of yesterday. The market fin ally closed steady at a net advance of 5GD15 points, Sales were reported of 60,500 bass
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
NEW YORK PnOnrCw

New York. Aug s--Cotion aAaA Al, firm: yellow ssK @ssAc "'s
 sugar raw firm; fair refining axe; cen. 1-ls03Mc; refined steady. Sus~E q 4 Coffss; ei ;, spot Rio steady: No. invoices
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
Charleston. s. c. Aug s-rurpentIne an
ST LOFTS PRODUCE

st. Louis. Aug. 9-Flour steady.
 Whiskey steady S1-33
 Pork steady; iohbing Sls TO-
 Lard lower; prime steam Ss. 40. Dry salt meats steady. boxed extra shorts ss 6Sh clear ribs S9.s7h: short clear ., Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts Si0. STA; extra short Slo.62 short clear iio.75.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
MARINE NEWS

Mobile Aug. 9-Arrived: Str. Helen. Nor. stavner Bocas del Toro: Bark Me- Kinley Nor, Jorgensen, Arandel Norway; Schr.. Henry Crosby. Pagan Sau Juan
 Cleared: Strs. Ecclesia. Br. Dormand. Havana: Vueltaba1o. Cub, Lawrence. From tera: Elswick Hall Br.. Cripsey. Sunder- land: Helen. Nor. stavner Boeas del Toro; schr, James C. Clifford. Hunter Havana.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10

A woman may be a talking maehinS but when 1t comes to the wild oata business, most every man has been sowing machine"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
TREASURY BALANCES.
AMERICAN s7ECURITlEs IN LONDo

London Aug. s.-American securities opened steady with prices a shade below parity. The opening prices compared with those of the closing here yesterday show a loss of r to 2. the latter St. Paul.f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
REMARKs.

REMARKS.
 Maximum temperatures were hiRh throughout the entire region; minimum temperatures remained practically station ary No rain fell in the Montgomery, Mo ahiie and vicksburg districts, except trace at Csoodwater, Ala: other districts report
 FRANK P. CHAPTER.
 Section Director. Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
Total sales for day 7ss.9Oo shares.
Nrw YnRnx BONDS

NEW YORK BONDS. ,o,,,
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 do ss ...., 70. ..'- '''''' id5 z Atchison general As ''-- ''iN Ss Atchisou adjustment 4s '''' a SS S Atlantic Coast Line As ..'' '''' ''I05 I05, |. Baltimore & Ohio 4s ..-' ''.. 94 I Brooklyn R. T cv. 4s .... .,St Central of Georgia 5s -..- '' ''., ss
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10

Port Eads, Aug 9.-Arrived: strs Torr Head, Br,. Brennan. Galveston. Ellis. Nor. Hansen. Port Limon.
 Sailed: Strs.. Taunton. Nor. Sorensen. Puerto Cortez: Dictator Nor. Gunvaldseil BIuefieIds; Alabama. Nor, Gjemre, Port Limon via Port Barrlos Olympia. Br, Gait. Port Barrios via Belize; Castano Br.. PennvilIe. Antwerp and Hamburg via Sa- vannah; Tug Luckenback, Ann, Willis. for Galveston. having cleared her propeller Of haWser
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-10
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKEn

New Orleans Aug. s-Suear steadv: one,, Kettle centrifugal s@3 7-Isc; centrifieai yellow SA @4bc; seconds K13 7-I6c.
 Molasses firm: Syrup 25 @3Gc.