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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-14

Chicago. June 13.-A decline over one cent a bushel in the price of wheat oc1 cured here today as result or general July delivery was off 1-S. Corn was down 1-2 to 5-s. Oats showed gain of 3-s to 1-2. Provisions were 1-2 to cents lower.
 The wheat market was weak almost all day, the exception being at the immediate opening, when considerable firmness was manifested. on an ac- tive demand by shorts and commission houses. The main reason for the ini- tial strength was sharp advance in the price of wheat at Liverpool. Crop news generally was favorable to the bulls and reports of damage by drought continued to be received from Kansas, Nebraska. Missouri and Ohio. Not withstanding these bullish sdVices sen timent iD the pit became bearish dur ing the first hour and continued so until the end of the session.
 Longs were free sellers ana there there mission houses. A desire to. secure profits seemed to be the main cause of the selling pressure. although some news was received which was or 2 of the weakening factors was weatn- CT bureau forecast predicting rain to- night in Missouri Reports w 2 ,s sn ers weak with prices almost at the lowest point of the day. July opened IA to to S2 7-S and S3 and closed al S3. Clear, :, ances of wheat and flour were equal to 224.60O bushels. Primary receipts were 223,000 bushels compared with 167, ,000 for the corresponding day one year ago. Minneapolis. Duluth ana Chicago reported receipts of 227 against 177 last week and 10S one year ago,
 Trading in the corn pit was active, At the. start sentiment was bullish as a result of urgent demand by shorts who were forced to action by an ad- vance of one penny in the price oc corn at Liverpool. The break in wheat how corn pit and resulted fin a decline of over one cent a busheL Prospective rain in Missouri and Southern Illinois, as forecasted by the weather bureau prompted fairly liberal sales by com mission houses. The market closed weak a Ppractically the lowest point of the day. July opened l-4 ta 3.k !" 1-2 to b-S higher at 5S 1-2 to S-4, sold
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I. l.. JONES, PROMOTER INyEsTMENTs LOANS NEGOTIATED,
 No. 10 S. Perry St,

There is no success which fs haly so s.s- isfactory as that won by ones own fore sight and shrewdness: large measure of of small income It is the outside investment which works while one sleeps and repro do 1t for him. There Is no field of human effort which Is SO productive of immenss results as mining. The gold mines which are paying from 25 per cent to 600 per cent: in dividends per annum are counted this S@A "
 The history of mining does not chronicle conditions such as are now known to exist at the Capuxaya property. They are unioue and amaze the most experienced mining
 The stock of the Capuzaya Mining Cor- pany is as safe an investment as n first mortgage on the most valuable real estate and 1t will pay ten times as much dividend Nowhere can an investment be found com 5ining the elements of safety and extraor- Neither fire. flood. famine, or pestilencs can depreciate its value
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of. to 52a12 ard closed at 52 5s. Re- ceipts 280 cars III of contract grade.
 Notwithstanding. the weaKness of wheat and corn the oats market was ly buying of the July delivery by shorts and of the September option by com mission houses. The demand for Sep tember was based largely on the crop damage. reports which have. been com ing in during the past few days. Avail able stocks are said to be. very small and this caused much uneasiness among shorts. The selling was principally by leading longs The market was firm 5-S to S-4 higher at 3S 3-4 to 7-8. ad- vanced to 39 IA and closed at SS 5-S. Receipts l06 cars.
 Provisions were quiet and steady at slightly lower prices, A five cent de; small loss at the opening. local longs showing a disposition to dispose of their lines. Later the market received fair support for packers. At the close September ribs were down 2 12 to 5c at 9. .25 O .27 1-2.
 Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat 6 cars; corn S79 cars; oats 129; hogs 2S,00t head.
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OOTIUN LETTEH-
 -o- By Private Wire To Loveman and Com- pany, 30 Commerce Street.


 By Private Wire To Loveman and Com-
 psny, 36 Commerce Street.
 New Orleans, La, June 13-The pro- cess Of discounting the many favorable crop reports coming in from all parts Of the belt was resumed today As we the weakness apparent in the new crop months extended to the July position. which sold as low as 11.o2 during the some fresh buying on the break caused close Spots were offieiaily roportei easy and unchaneed. Sales amounted arrive. A feature of the news today vas the reports received of three cotton fires, one at Baltimore and two at New ever, was destroyed at either place. Within the last month. however, there have been altogether nearly 10000 bales to be hoped that the cotton destroyed in this way includes some of the old junk, which has been a part of the New York stock for years past and pose than to deliver on contract. Heavy rains were reported by the weather bureau today, but they occurred in the tion being confined to the Atlantic States. Texas got hardly a trace Of rain, and the drought in the. Southeast cally unbroken. From all other parts of the belt, however. favorable crop reports were. coming in and this was the market. now that 1t is on the down grade once more, may go. temporarily lower, we feel that the decided reaction that has taken place since yesterday morning, has discounted a good deal The situation In July has by no means cleared up yet. and any unfavorablc development would be quickly reflected In the market, which IS now more even ly balanced and. hence, Is in a little better position to respond to any bull ish influences Recent experience should have taught shorts the great value of conservatism In times like the present. Moderate profits are vastly to be preferred to large losses.
 Yours truly.
 Loveman & Go.
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MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
 Corrected Daily.)

(Corrected Oaily.)
 These prices are at wholesale and noi to starch h~corn e91Oc: standard good. pearl axe; gloss lumD sAc: nickel pack Rice-Extra fancy sbc: head 40Sc: hrOk- en ssint&:1iy99pooi snG: TaRfn i' s1: Virginia soc.
 Vinegar-Per gallon 14G22c
 coffes1GreeRS common x lGe ncv Prms I5% A'c candies-stick sc: fancy s0lee
 SIs SIiourGBasis of barrels: High patent S5;
 Grits~Per b6I sS 50: per sack si 60.
 Lard-LeaE exc: compound 7Ac: basis Hams-Dovs 15c; others 1sh014c
 Grain and Hay-Bran s1 25; shorts s1. 3oi corn chops roc; white corn 7, 74c; oats cats mix thy Sl O5: Johnson grass 1Vc: rust proof Cotton Seed HuiIs-Loose, per ton s75O; baled Ss 50: sacks S9. 50; cotton seed meal s2s oo o,s .o4 s |, bu, new potatoes white stock s4. 50 bbl; red stock S5 Dbl: Louisiana oions. Si.65 wine vinegar l5c gal; fancy full cream cheese. daisies 141a Ql5; fancy H. r. peanuts SS 75 crate; snap beans $2@s2.. 25. crate: craiG,; Crate; cantaloupes s39sS. .25; watermelons zOa OHaides-Dry Hints 1ec: dry salted 17O: green salted Pc
 Wool-Clear 23G to 2Aa- Chickens-Hens 30 q s5c; flyers ssc; Oroil- ITS 2OQ26c
 Canned Goods-Salmon chums t1; pinks 1 k1 10: Columbia River t1.5O sockeyes | Si 90: sardines. American < oil s2 76: mus | .ard E. s5; imported $7Q$14; oysters F. w. a-os s5e; b1oa: soc: m liEht a SsiEh' sSo d01- | Molasses-Georgia cane. barrel Zoe per | gallon; cases gallons @ % per case: maple | syrup. Log Cabin. gallons Sl4; h gallons 'iSy susarr&GFanulated 5Ac: F. Y. c. 4KO | Country butter-12h e zoe. Eggs-1bo.
 | ;1. crimson clover 12c: alfalfa l+Q2Oo Der | lb.: onion sets, white skin ts; pearl SS' blue l grass IS c lSe-
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ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS.
 st Louis. June 13.-The St. Louis grain markets today ranged as foilows'
 Juiy 7s%: range 7s% to SIS Q. Septembe. sOA asked: range SoA 70 sz' December S2 asked: range s2 to S3h. July 5oh; range 6oM to 51h. ..u september 51% asked; range eAA to '@~' TuIy S7 asked; range 97 to 37%; .zu september S6h asked; range S6b 10 e's-
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NEW YORK BONDS.

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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans. June 13.-Spots were easy at yesterdays prices; middling isc sales were 200 bales on the spot ana Szs to ar rive, a total of 1.025 .,...
 Futures opened steady, at one to fiys points lower than yesterdays closing ana wsra featureless. English cables were not very favorable. Bear pressure was in eYi- dence throughout the day. finally putting July down IS points. At the lowest the
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Interinr Movement

Houston--Easy. II 1-16c. net receipts 1. 234 gross receipts 1.234; shipments 1.735; sales 131. stock 21.096. Aususta-Steaay' y' A SIi6c: net receipts PIT: stock 37.150
 Memphis--Steady He; net receipts 1855; gross receipts 392; shipments 343: sales 100; ; stock 1s.6e5
 St Louis-Steady, II 1-16c: net receipts 54 gross receipts 451; shipments 397; stock 30.54o.
 Cincinnati-Net receipts 80; gross receipts so shipments 629: stock S.1s9
 LouisVille-Firm. 11%c.
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active late months were down nine points
 The market closed steady with the active positions showing net loss of to 14
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NEW WORK PRODUCE.

New York. June 13.-Flour firm. ,,.
 Cotton seed oil easy: prime crude mills 29c; do. yellow 36@36hc.
 Coffee spot Rio quiet; No. invoice 7%c;
 Sugar raw firm: fair refining l5-I 1S q ac. centrifugal 96-test 15-32@3 lI-8Zc' molasses sugar li-1s@2%e; refined firm No 6. s4; 20; No s!.I5 No & ss lS; So NJ fs se aoe No IS s3s5; No. 14 $3. s5; confec- tioners s455: mould oSdeS:d sSiSS; cut iSai so eranuIated S4.7O: cubes S4
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THE METAL MARKETS.

 New York June 13.-The London tin market was higher following the decline of yesterday with spot closing s176 17s Sd and futures f175 Is Cd. Locally quiet and changed at s3s so O $3s: :o0. Copper lower abroad. spot fse and futures fS4 los. Locally unchanged. with Lake quoted at SIS 75 s1s %; electrolytic SIS. 37 F SIS 75:, casting SIS 25 q SIS 37 #. Lead was unchanged at f16 17s Sd in London. Locally it was steady at s5.75@ s5. 90. -
 spelter was steady and lower at f27 7s Cd in London, but advanced to $6. 1O@ s6. 20 in Ne" York,
 Iron was lower in the English market. and Cleveland warrants sos 4hd. Locally no change was reported. No. foundry, northern SIS 75 q $19 %; No. do and No i do Southern Sls.25d SIS, 50: No. do. ST. 75 c SIS. co.
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Puerto cortez; schr., Clara A. Phinney, Wilkin. Havana; Bark. Pioneer, Nor. To- biassen. Liverpool
 New Orleans. June 13.-Cleared: sttrs., Comus, Ann. Kemble. New York; Chicka- hominy. Br. Clarke Bocss Del Toro; Ala bama. Nor, GJemre. Port Cortez; St Croix, Dan. Prahl. Hamburg. via St. Thomasi
 A0poma dtox. Br. Nader Port Limon; Karen. Nor. Pedersen. Port Limon. Port Eads. June 1s@,Arriyed; strs.. At las Nor. Larsen, Ceiba; Bellena. Nor. Thomson, Santos via Rio de Janeiro; Ber- tha Nor, Aamots. Colon; Bratten. Nor. Holm, Port Cortez; Ellis. Nor. Hansen, Port Lmon; Bark. Africana. Port. Morales, . Lisbon.
 Sailed: strs.. Comus. Amn. Kembls. New York; Atlantan, Br., Highton, Bremen and Havre: Dundonian Br., Smith. Pensacola; Bark Fortuna. Port, Wilma, Oporto. CINCINNATI PRODUCE. Cincinnati, June 13-Flour firm. Wheat quiet S9@90hc Corn easier 58c. Oats. quiet soc. Rye dull 64c. Provisions firm.
 Lard Ss.sO; bulk meats s9.5o; bAeoA s10. 25. Whiskey steady s1.2S.
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Wilmington N C.. June lS.-sDirits tur- pentine firm 56%c; receipts 52 casks.
 Rosin, nothing doing: receipts 39.
 Tar firm. $1. 90: receipts II.
 Crude turpentine firm; hard s2. 90; ~dip s4 40; virgin $4. 75; receipts 40.
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NAVAL STORES.

Savannah, Ga. June l3.-Turpentine firm 571sc; sales 1.O5O receipts 7S5 shipments 22.
 Rosin firm; sales 2.214; receipts 1,692; shipments 102: stock 5S. .930.
 Quote: ABC sS.45QS3 5O D ss70; E s3. 80; F $3 90; G $3 95 LOO: S4 O5; ; K s4. l5; M $4. 25: N $4 40; VIC S4 60; wv A. s5.
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New Orleans. June 13.-Sugar steady; open kettle centrifugal 3m3 7-l6c; centrif- ugal yellow 3Ss 43&c; seconds 203hc.
 Molasses syrup firm.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.

Liverpool. June 13.-Cotton futures open ed quiet and steady and closed steady; American middling. R.o.c.
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NEW ORLEANs SUGAR MAR

Charleston, S. C.. June 1s.-Turpentine and rosin unchanged.
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NEW ORLEANS spor COTTON

New Orleans. June 13.-Spot cotton clos q easy: sales 200 on the spot. s25 to ar &a,
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MARKET FOR COTTON
MARKET WAS VERY NERVOUS AND
 UNSTEADY.
rovv Cables Caused Poor Opening and Prices Quickly Increased Losses With July Leading Decline
 Under Liquidation.

New York, June 13--The cotton mar ket today was nervous and unsettled with the close steady but at a net de- cline of I0@15 points. Sales Tor the day were estimated at 10000 bales. The opening was steady at net de- lower cables and prices almost lmme.. diately Increased the loss to matter Of five fo ten points with July leading inc decline under liquidation and bear pressure Recent buyers for an ad- vance in anticipation that the market would begin to discount an unfavoraple turn in the weather were. evidently dis mentioned, however. covering of shorts on reports of excessive rains in the eastern belt ranging up as hlgn as seven inches in one section, caused rally of three or four points, put as soon as this demand was filled the market eased off again and late trad- ouidation and bear pressure The close was within a point or two of the low
 Receipts at the ports today 3,4l2 against 4T5S bales last week and 14- 950 last year For the week (estimat- ed5 40, ,000 bales against ALTO last week and s0,376 last year, -.. against 4.453 bales last year, and at Houston i,234 bales against 2,211 last year.
 LOCAL. COTTON MARKET.
 snot cotton in the Montgomery market today was quoted follows: ,o,<. Strict middling .'' = '-'' i0sHc Strict low middiing '.lo@so
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MARINE NEWS.

Mobile. June 1s.--Arrived: strs, Dictator. Nor, Gunvaldsen. Bluefields; Alhis. Nor, ricksen. Port Limon: Banan, Nor. Monsen, Puerto Cortez; John Wilson. Nor. Hansen, La Ceiba; Fort Morgan, Nor'' Olsen' Bocas Del Toro.
 Cleared: strs. BaRan. Nor. Monseu.
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SIT LouIs PRODUCE.

St Louis. June 13.--Flour steady.
 Pork lower: jobbing $16 S0
 Lard weak. prime steam .SS .45 Dry salt meats higher; boxed extra shorts ss.T IS: clear ribs ss.S7h; short clear sl0 %. Bacon higher; boxed extra shorts $1O. .5O;
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COTTON LETTER.

Total today-Net receipts 1.6s7: gross re- ceipts 2,sol; shipments 3.is4: sales AS;
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
 New Orleans. June 13.-Cotton futures ,p inc New orleans Cotton Exchange today ,iosed steady. Quotations rahHeo aS ioi-
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NEW YORK COTTON FuTuREs.

New York. June 13.-Cotton futures the New York Cotton Exchange today clos ed steady. Quotations ranged follows:
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n. A B. Beer. Cotton Letter.

New Orleans, June 13.-The efect Of uted rains east of the Mississippi river the reported drought in Alabama being effectually broken, was reflected In the lower market today, July declining to 11.02 compared with closing of 11.20 yesterday and October sold off to 1927 again 10.35 yesterday.
 All things considered, new crop ar rivals hold up remarkably well which is attributed to the large discount at which they are quoted compared with ruling quotations for old crop deliv-
 The volume of business remains small. the speculative public fearing manipulative tactics if market be sold on good crop accounts.
 Therefore, there is but one thing te do and this is to steer clear of July option and conine operations to new crop months. the regulation of which will be left to the clements.
 There Is little doing in spot cotton. free offerings by the South over night i failing to find lodging. and reports from the local market are to the effect | that while prices are not quotably | lower, prices are easier, 1t being some what lower to sell
 South Texas remains rainless, no rain having been reported from the southern portion of the State today and the best that the forecast offers Is partly cloudy weather, showers, | however, are predicted for other sec- tions of the Western belt. | Trade conditions in China are not fa- vorable, a reaction appears to be set | ting in, practically no export demand from that quarter, and, according to | press advices, the empire seems to be in bad way financially. There Is no doubt something In the statement that Oriental importers hold | large stocks of cotton goods at dis l tributing points. as trade reports from | New York and from Manchester are anything but cheerful as to the out l look in the Far East
 | Of the 151, ,000 bales in store at New | York, about 5000 bales were damaged 1 by fire there today and last night, and | about 1000 bales were said to have | last night. This loss, however, Is but a mere bagatelle when compared to the l amount available. 2,15S,000 bales is the worlds visible.
 Every day brings us closer to ma- turity of the crop in the early produc- hot. forcing weather of the past week l has done much to advance the plant | and to check the ravages of the weevil. which, it is claimed, are doing consid- 1 erable damage.
 Manipulative tactics. is usually open to attacks from all parts of the world. | especially under such favorable new crop prospects as exist today.
 MEMPHIS COTTON sOIL.
 prime ineprurdi crude s0Sso1sc: prime summer vel cake cST ':s :2s P5.'A ss ' ''''''' '''''
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. , New Orleans. June 1S.-Cotton seed oil | prime 361ec; crude 21r,
 NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET. New York June 13.-The market for cof- prices to five points lower and closed steady | with lower cables, liquidation and European
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK. Kansas City June 13.-Cattle. receipts '. 7o0 including 800 southerns. Steady to strong. Stockers and feeders duiA.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York June 13.-The market for cof- fee futures opened steady at unchanged prices to five points lower and closed steady with lower cables, liquidation and European selling The trading was not very active and the offerings were not specially az gressive, but there was support of con sequence and the market closed easy at a net decline of 10Q15 points. Sales 10000
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DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.


 Galveston-steady. 11Bc: net receipts stock 50999.
 New orleans-Easy. 11hc; net receipts 746; gross receipts 746; sales 1,o25; stock 74lo2; shipments to continent 74s: coast Mobile-DuI 10 1s-tSc: net receipts 75; gross receipts 75; stock 1s,7So; shipments coastwise 1.052
 savannah-steady 1oNc: net receipts ss2; gross receipts ss2: sales SIS; stock Charleston-Quiet, 1o&o; net receipts 1s; gross receipts 13 stock s.7s1.
 Wilmington-Steady, 10&c; net receipts 2s; gross receipts 2s; stock S.52s: ship ments to Great Britain 3.S75.
 Norfolk-Steady, 11Ac: net receipts 502 gross receipts 5o2: sales 72: stock 24, 242; shipments coastwise 497.
 Baltimore-Nominai, 11%c; gross receipts 150; stock s.094
 New York-Quiet. II. 2o gross receipts 4,424; sales S5; stock 153,504; shipments to continent e02
 Boston-Quiet. II 20: net receipts ss; ain 55s.
 Philadelphia-Steady. 11.45: net receipts Is; gross receipts Is: stock 3.462.
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Total Movement.

Total today. at all ports, net 3412; ship ments to Great Britain i4.434; to continent 1850: stock 40o. .553
 Consolidated at all ports, net 1So5s: shipments to Great Britain 1637y: to France 13,500; to continent 31,s16; to Japan $50.
 Total since Sept. l. at all ports, net 7575,2l9; shipments to Great Britain D. 703. .66s; to France 6s2, 2,005; to continent 2.494.S25: to Japan 116.464: to Mexico 2.-64
 s-Revised.
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" LIVE STOCK.

TREASURY BALANCES. Washington, June 13.-Treasury balances s16b,534 436; gold sS6,l29,6o6.
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

KANSAS CITY EGGS. Kansas City, uJne Riggs steady 1z1s 613hc.
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MEMPHIS COIIUN 4OlL. Memphis, June 13.-Cotton seed oil prime crude 309801sc: prime summer vel low 33c; prime meal $26 25 e $26 50; prime cake s26. 25.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. June 13.-Cotton seed oil prime 361sc; crude s1r
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-06-09

John X. Prindiville should be elect.
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Court. He Is one of the men who
have reflected credit upon the justice
bench Of Chicago--his record AS a Jus
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-06-09

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