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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
THE STOCK MARKET
FURTHER DRASTIC LIQUIDATION BE-
 CAUSE OF CALAMITY.
Bad Break Occurs in Prices and Inere hs Eyidence of DemeraIixstion.-Prece- dent Established by the Baltimore
 Fire Used Without Effect.

New York April 19-1 here was further drastic IiauIdaaion the stock %arass ,;; tc, one time early In the day the market looked as though the principal strain upon n nau M covery from the sharp opening declines But prices broke badly again later m the gay and the market took on semo'anee or oe-
 The early recovery partly due to sup porting orders which were nrssts as.rDu'he ht also uncovered considrable short redurements due to heavy selling yesterdas. E,n IF tne cone pe proved to be not mistaken and the shorts cure profits with the large accumulation of selling orders thi smorning
 With the early unsettlement or the stocs market somewhat quieted and the level of prices restored, 1t became clear tnas there was no effective demand te extend
 sentiment was so far reassured for the moment. however. as to give rise 10 mtSn t,s situation. The precedent of the Baltimore fire was made much of and the prompt 1,- re necessary traffic to De afforded the rail. roads in the affected territory in the work argued that 'f first G accounts of such. disasters vas bound to have something or exaEgcTa- sn Ss oa .ss E's ths % daaEs in ss Sntlns of e disaster were expanding and were still oe- yond possible calculation
 The money market responded to the stf- uation to some extent with a hardening m both call and time loan rates: but sseriinG promised te open the way to rssumpttion, n npt,,l, Of the gold import movement @ so,,st,ons NC sfiona were were understood to be in progress There was a deposit Of upwaras "I sn M to San and shipments were reported to be on tneir way 4 v,rxf caI 4tat ha re0u1re- ments In San Francisco will be fully defined until the state of confusion there has soms- shape s ps'Ssi for SnIiains aa' and restoration.
 The coal strike had It's part in todays elns n Resdins But hs stock has been 2. speculative favorite an dis vuineraotis so to the earthquake losses. The mood of the speculation was sxempified & by the ,,s sudden ann rouncement of the extra dividend disburse- ment which induced heavy selling to realize that the dividend was called stxra insteaS .s of raising the regular rate The course purse sd ot by sharp adycnee in the London discounts It.. by a higher price for gold in London ana py
 The The weak V, return ,itr of the Bank of England drawals. and the Bank ef France ss also also show
 The pressure of liquidation grew more urgent and with an appearance appearance, of gre grewiihhg ihg closing tone was very weak at about the lowest fthe day The days net losses ran from one to three points in practically all the active stocks and from three 10 oyer nine points in the prominent speculative leaders including Reading. the Pacifics and the metal stocks. except United States steel stocks which showed some power Of resist ance.
 Bonds were weak Total sales par value s2.3so.000. United States bonds unchanged on call.
 NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
'A'p "0A LovEMAN & COMPANY.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago April 19.-The local wheat mar ket today was very cratic and closed weak off Ac. Oats showed loss of hc. Provis- ions were unchanged to 2Lsc lower.
 Interest Of traders in the wheat pit was centered on the May delivery and prices on The opening was weak with May off ssc to &c at soc to Slc. Easier cables and liberal receipts at Minneapolis caused selling by pit traders and commission houses which of the session sharp rally due almost entirely to the anxious buying of shorts car ried the price of May up to S2hc. Late in the day severe slump was occasioned by ket. May declined to 79kc. The close was weak and near the lowest point of the ses- sion. Final quotations on May were s0hc in the corn pit was bearishfor the greater part of the day. The market was weaken cd by easier cables and by clear weather throughout tn" corn belt. The volume of principal buyers while offerings came chief iy from pit traders and commission houses
 The close was easy. May opened 1bc low axe and closed at the lowest point. July ranged between 45%c and 4shc and closed
 Because of active competition of the May the day. but later the slump in wheat caus- ed areaction and the close was easy May opened a shade to isc lower at 32 032a c to 32Nc, sold between 321s and S2%c and soEe and 31Nc and closed at sos Qs1 $ a
 Local receipts were T cars.
 Provisions. were weak at the opening be- live hogs. Trading was very quiet. At the close July pork was 214c lower at SIG S2ls Lard was down chc at ss. s2h Ribs were unchanged at $s.ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to c. 0. Abercrombie q
 Company, S1 Commercc Street.

By Private Wire to c. O. Abercrombie q
 New orssns xprI GoT%errS IsTSs Street; sse ;a,rv of the almost complete destruction of the beautiful city of San Francisco as result of the fire which followed In the wake of the earthquake yesterday. and the enormous ,ass ,s or nfe ana property was reflected in q
 From information received 1t would ap- pear that the ioss of property will be stu- According to the latest reports. the whole rssidentiaI section has been wiped out by the flames which are still encroaching on the
 For the .ears of 1904 and 1905 the assess piaaesd at ssso. 900, on personal property
 Meanwhile the population Of the city has value of propsrty. the assessed value iu today
 probssiy about @ asySs sseo. % ooc or property
 Aside from this item. the greater part of will have to make good within the next sixty days or so. there are other losses to
 It is possible that London has vet to realize tn eenormity of the damage done
 The sae xeneral on,non sesms 0ra.1 so se tsat
 great deal of forced liquidation of gilt ing policy obligations viii have to be resort ed to. and 1t is thought that the convert Ing of such securities into ready cash will markets of the world
 The recent developments in the money market shows that there will be straining of that department to meet the emergency calls for funds from the Pacific Coast, four or five million dollars being reported m ccrrse of transmission by telegraph already and it is thought that this IS the begin ming of what may run up in the millions. The situation is deplorabe one, as sucn disturbances in the financial world can only rounding the immediate course of the secu- rtty markets, and In an indirect way, If rom sympathy, if from other cause. the cot ton markets of the World since Wall and Threadneedle Streets have become identified of late with the great markets of the sta pie. the one sharing. to some extent the difficulties of the other.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20


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 rhss. prices are Ut wnoiesais and not to .s.. 'Sass ss%s ss. nss aiss. sssS. sssf Asss ssssiess..Estrs fancy sS.; head 4sso: brok- '1 1ss5s.Lis:spooi sseL Sss St; v,r.,1,,s ,,. soa s: sos: ssmnsn iiS,,sse sss, Oi asS STaeEsrs--xxx soda ssAe: XXX ginger 'AsP AEsPiour&sasis of bsrrsl.; High paten, iaRsy Psisnt. Iss half s.Sf sftin Lsrd-Ieef. sMo; compound Thc; basis "Iassr Hams-Deye 14he; others lsA914e s.sa .se @S,. sni:' ssa whiss iSsn eI,pDs sls 47c: timothy ssc: Johnson grass CSC: rust prCSa Sot,on S seed huIls-Looss. per ton ;s. %. saisd q. T.oO; sacks ss.oo' cotton seed meal Fruit and Produes--Rsd and yellow onions q per bushei: Dotatoss. Wseonsin stock si as MchiEr1 ' ers,s sS:ns KSrds st: bagas yi.sb sack; white peas 1s.25 :fs Vssss ssop ssr' ss. 1Hss pssEss,
 Syshs sIpi:. :.i, snS wsisc cnsd Sins yns fancy H F. peanuts 6c lb.. choics peanut, 5c ib. evaporated apples Dc; lemons s4. 50: Californis prgnss pg,;o SG1so & sMs; so@7S 7@e; 7o3 1uts a5-ib boxes l2Ac; walnuts i2hc lb. Tarragona almonds l6c; Ivaca l6hc; oceans medium size 12kc; heavy weight Malaga aides..prS Hints lsRc; dry saited 14o. green salted Sc.
 wooi-Clear 22e to 2Aa
 Beeswax--2Se
 25 4 soc.
 Canned Goods-Salmon chums ii .oo; pinks S1 10: Columbia River S1 50; sockeyes i. 90; saTdinss. Amsricsa $ -oii ss.75; mus 4-ozL. ssc; b-oa. soc; light weight csc do1L tomatoes. 2-lb. t1; S-lb.. s1, iS.
 Molasses--deorSia cane barrel sss per syrup. Log Cabin, gallons stA; X Saiiens T. 50; quarts s4 25 per dox
 sugarI-Granulatsd 5Ae; F. Y. c. 4hc seed-Rys 9l per ,bushei: wheat si; ss; 2oc Der ib. onion sets white skin S3S nsaTl sS; Blue graGs 1S @1ee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
NEW ORLEANS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to Loyeman & Company
 30 Commerce. St., Montgomery, Ala.

By Private Wire to Loveman & Company,
 30 Commerce St., Montgomery, Ala.
 New Orleans, April I9.-Liverpool would have done better if it had not been for the continued liquidation. The result was that futures there closed quiet at a decline of two to three points on all positions. Spots were 5-100d lower. and In fair demand. Our market opened at decline of one two points on all positions During the day the trading developed an easier feeliilts, due to the persistent hammering of the New York crcwd. which finally caused bearlsh senti- nient to gain ground. Futures here finally. closed at a net loss of 23 points on old, and 20 points on the new crop months. Spots were officially reported 1-16c down. sales amounting to 2.s50 all told.
 The weather map showed practically no rain over the cotton belt. An ar ca Of low pressure still threatens the belt with rain. As the outside public has not been in the market to any very great extent, we fail to see where fresh material for any further decline is to come from. except it be from short selling, which we consider danger ous, in view of the underlying strength of the cotton situation.
 Sentiment and manipulation have both played a part in the recent decline, but le- gitimate trade influences are bound to out weigh all other considerations lin the long run, and as advices from spinning centefs continue favorable. the situation still ap- pears optimistic 60 Our advice is that on any further decline we strongly favor buying, as we feel confident that the first unfavorabie development will result in '' " LovEMAN COMPANY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
Nryv Our.rANs rOTroN.

New Orieans, April is--spot cotton quiet: The better grades are scarce and in demand while the lower grades are plentiful but ap- cludins l.soo to arrive, and 300 fob. Quota tions. reduced i-isc: middlinE 11&c.
 Futures opend quiet and steady with vas weak and the trend distinctly down ward. Though trading was very light by noon tho active positions had declined 12 414 points and continued to ease off. clos Inc near the bottom. April to August In elusive showed net losses of 2f @24 points, willie the more distant positions lost Is 2L
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
MRS. MARGARET FUTILE DEAD.
Beloved Woman Died at Her Home al
 ShOrters.

shorters, April 1s,-(Special.) Mrs Margaret Futile. widow of Amos G' Futile, died here at S:3o o'clock D. ni' She follows her brother. Rev J. J; Cloud. to the grave, who was Durleu here just one week ago.
 She was a faithful Christian cnarac, ter full of charities and leaves several sons and daughters to mourn her loss. Her remains will reach Montgomery to. morrow at 10:55 o'clock a. m. and VIII be buried from the residence of her son Dr. M. H. Futile, 3l7 Clayton street. in Montgomery at o'clock p. m.. pr. Charles A. Stakely oft1ciating'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
NARKA FOR COTTON
HEAVY LIQUIDATION IN WALL STREET
 HAS RESULTS.
At the Close of the Trading. Net peslines of I4 10 20 Points Are shown With
 Sales of 300,0O0 RaEeS.

New York. April Ie.--The cotton market was active and unsettled today with the feature heavy Wall street iiouidation due probably to the demoraiization in the finan- cfai circles growing out of the San Francis co situation The market closed at net decline of 14ds0 points. Sales for the day were estimated at 300.oo0 bales.
 The opening was steady at unchanged prices to a decline of two points which was lust about as due on the cables. At first there did not seem to he great deal or cotton for sale in spite of the bearfsh aver are of the news and prices improved a little rlxht after the opening on covering of shorts and little buying of the near months by local bulls. But the support did not seem to be very aggressive. the market soon v,sakened as later advices from the Paicfic coast indicated the increasing seriousness Of the situation there and in the afternoon beacrne very feverish and unsettled under the heavy selling by Wall street interests whose offerings seemed more than the mar ket could absorb Although there was some pretty fair buying of the near months by brokers supposed to operate for the New Or- leans interests. The close was barely steady In tone and at the lowest point of the day
 Receipts of cotton at tn eports today l2,- ssl bales, against II, 2s2 last week and 20,- TIT last year. For the week tesimMiatee99. M e9o as.oe0, against 1l5,62S last week and 1s2,979 last year. o-.
 Today's receipts at New Orleans 3.eIt against 3,e32 last year and at Houston 3,495 against 4,930 last year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
DAILY COTTON MARKET,
Port Movement.


 Gaiveston--steady. 1ihe; net receipts g. 574; gross receipts 3.5Si: sales 105: stock lse.44s; Shipments to continent se9: coast wise s.l62.
 New crIeans--Easy, 1l&c; net receipts B. s74; gross receipts s,s74; sales 800; stock e3.s95: shipments to- Great Britain l4,200; Mobile-Steady Ike; net receipts 2S9; gross receipts 2$s; sales 800: stock 2s.476. savannah--Quiet II 3-16c; net receipts s,s14: gross receipts 3.9i4: sales 400: stock s5,t74: Shipments to continent 6.e52: coast wise 2.sIs
 charieston-auiet; it;4s; ret receipts ST; gross receipts ST: stock i7,bl1.
 wilmington--Steady. i1Ac: net receipts les: gross receipts 265; stok 9.s94.
 Norfolk--Hteady, II 1-i6c; net receipts a33 gross receipts 93S sales 4s: stock 34.1s3; Baitinore-Nominal 11%c; gross receipts TOO; stock s.24s; shipments coastwise l.5Oo. gross receipts 1.s57; stock i5s.197; ship Boston-ouiet. ii .s5: net receipts 12; gross receipts 722; shipments to Great Phliadeiphia-ouiet, 11s5: net receipts 50: gross receipts III; stock 3,tlO
 Misceilaneous-Net receipts l2O: gross re seipts 12o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20

St. Leuis--Quiet. II 7-isc; gross receipts a'tl2; shipmsnts 2.sl7: stock s7.ss3
 Cincinnsti-Net receipts sss; gross re- Louisville--Firm. 11Xc.
 Total today--Net receipts 4.s41: gross re- ceipfs y.3e9; shipments 1o.6SS: sales 1.161: atock a01.e0S,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
NEw nR1EAN sI1GAR.

New Orleans. April l0-sugar qulet, but steady; open kettle centrifugal 3h SI C; centrifugal whites 3A G4c; yellows 57s V l3-l6c; seconds a43hc. -z.o
 Molasses nominal, open kettle II @Soe' centrifugal 7Q2Oc.
 Syrup nominal 25 Q BOG.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
Interinr Mnxement.

Houston-Quiet, II 5-1sc; net receipts g. 4s5; gross receipts 5.435: shipments 5.42i. sales 103; stock 39.522.
 Aususta.-ouiet. Il 7-1sc: net receipts sales i5s: stock 57.7sl
 Memphis-steady, II 3-16c; net receipts 2st; gross receipts 400. shipments f,795 |: sales 800: stock 4S.017.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York, April is.--The ury hyous trsde was generally quiet. A, moderate nns mess was done in print cloths ane prl"tSSe p tSs Effect of the May sales In jobbinE houses. Some rush orders were received tor blShAets and ahsats for use at San Francesca.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia, April 19.-washington defeated Philadelphia today in a very exciting game. Attendance 4,5l7. Washington OH o5s GOO Iii 16 , Philadelphia. .3O1 510 900 0-10 IA 3
 Batteries-Patten, Starkell, Sudhoff. Kittredge and Heydon; Waddell, Dy- 2:3O Umpire, O'Loughlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20

 St. Louis. April 1e.--The St. Louis grain market today ranged as follows: wheat May 7s% asked: range 7sA to soh. July T6k bid range 76K 10 TIA @77%. September 75is asked; range 75M to T6H Q TsA. Corn:-- May 44% asked: range 44% to 45h. July AS asked: range AK to AM. September A asked Oats:-- May 32; range 32, July 31L asked September 29&. nominal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20

St. Louis, April 1s.-For the third successive time, Cleveland today de- feated. the local Americans. AttsnS- 19 d Cleveland ....20t 010 010--5 o
 Batteries-Pelty and Spencer: Bern hardt and Buelow. Time 1:4S. Um- pire, Connolly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
Total sales for day 1.5a7. 900 shares.
NEW YORK BONDS.

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 U. S. Old Is registered .... .... S9SM U. s; New Is, registered is9 American Tobacco Is .... l.. $. .. ... 79N do, es ~. .. '''''' ''iiai x Atchtson general 4s .'tol
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 90 Lhu Inc zee. '.'. -s'' '''' sS =, uo' 9Iu inc ..ss.. -sss '''. a, Chesa, & Ohio 4hs .... .. ....1eS% Chicago Alton Is .,...-.. svn Chicago Quincy new Is ;.. .loor # Chicsso l Pacific R. R As '' seH c z ( < St L. General Is .. ....l.sN Colorado Industria l5s Ser. A. ...... IF up SS, b .''' '.''' '''' - 55s H cisddo coiorsdoo { SNisa,snd gland IS '''' = ''.. seE Su0a sS '''. .. ''s.s SC a'AAl-ss'A AVaN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. April ls.-Cotton seed oil barely steady: prime crude fob. mills Slc;
 Sugar raw dull: fair refining 2a-s20 Q lS-16c; centrifugal Detect 1s-32@ I-lSc; molasses sugar 11-32@2 11-i6c; refined quiet.
 Coffee quiet mild steady
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20

sA rounds i5s and futures. Si pounds lSs. Local market firm and unchanged. -
 Lead unchanged in London Locaiis tHin' spot S5. .3b @ s5 50.
 Spslter unchanged in both markets.
 Iron higher abroad; standard founofy 4eSS Sd and Cleveland warrants ASS ed Locai market quiet and unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
Tot.l Moverrepf. .

Total today at all ports. net 12.921 ship nients to Great Britain 15,343; to France 67; 10 continent T,s51; stock 6S0, 720.
 Consolidated at all ports. net "a, SIS: ship ments to Great Britain 4o.5I5: to France 2.7oA; to continent 52.s7s; to Japan ao o fsT: shipments to Great Britain 2,5o6.2S4; to France e11.602; to continent 2.095.1O4; to Japan 101,i ,i17; to Mexico 2.7b4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20

slsdicatss si.a. -Jadieatas eatl
 Rlver EerseasI
 (RoP next two dayao
 The Coosa and Alabama will continue to fall very slowly.
 Wealhar Cond1f1esa.
 (For Past et hours.s
 Clear and pleasant weather has prevailed and now continues east of the Mississippi River under the influence of an area of hfGh barometer with crest over western North Carolina. An area of low baromet- rio pressure over western Texas has caused light to moderate rains in that section. with showers east to New orleans and north to Nebraska. Another area of relatively low rressur, moving eastward over Lake supc- rier has caused light rains In the upper Mississippi valley and2upper Michigan. Tem- peratures have risen eight to sixtssn ,, Ss. an area of high barometer with crest over Wyoming is giving fair weather oyer the Rocky Mountain and Pacific coast districts with somewhat c Yer over the northern slope Conditions . favor continued fair creasing cloudiness Friday.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24 hours ending 2 a- m.. 18th
 Montgomery. Ala. April 1s. 1908
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
MEMpu1s cnrroN ou.
NEW ORLEANs COrToN oII..

Memphis, April 19.-Cotton seed oil. prime crude 3lc. prime summer yellow 34c: prime meal $2o %: prime cake $?5.O0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20

Wilmington, N. C., April 1e-Spirits tur- pentine quiet GAG; receipts IS.
 Rosin, nothing doing; receipts 141 Tar firm $I 30: receipts 3l. "A Crude turpentine firm 2,3o; S4''o aho S5. 25; receipts T.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
ST. LOUIS PROVISIONS.

St. Louis, April 19.-Flour. steady.
 Whiskey steady $1. .S2.
 Pork, lower jobbing $16. IS.
 Lard, steady; prime steam $s.32k.
 Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts $9. %; clear ribs s9.2 25: short clear Ss. 3Th. clear ribs $10. 60 short clear S10.i2h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
2 Indicates trace of precipitation.

Indicates trace of precipitation
 REMARKS:
 Temperatures have risen two to ten de- grees over the entire cotton belt, excepting central Alabama and Southern Georgia, where practically no change has occurred. Light rains have fallen over Southern Loui- siana and Texas. A -
 FRANK P CEAFFEE
 Section Director Weather Bureau. Prepared by F. DeGraw.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
NAVAL STORES,

' NAVAL STVhkIss ,,
 savannah. Ga. April 19.-Turpenttne firm Csc: sales 6ss: receipts ass: shipments
 Rosin firm: sales 77e: receipts 1.sII; shipments s75; stock 4s.s4o; Quote; A6c a": c s4 oO; H ,s+.2 20: t4 50; K $5 10; M $. Is; N s5.2o: wG s5.ss: wv s5.4o@ S5 Ab
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
NEW Y0RK CoFFEE MARKET.

New York. April Ie-Coffee futures open ed steady and closed steady net unchanged to five points higher Sales 114,750 bags. May .'.. .... ..-. .'.. .'.. s.'.e.e9 June July g.. ........ .. .. ....6. S5 Stptemoer lsOS Decemper - 5o q fu March ..,. .... .... .... ..7.5507 so
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20

New Orleans. April ls.-Cotton seed oil steady: prime refined in barrels 36is i; prime crude loose 31c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
CINCINNATI PROVISIONS,
MARINE NEWS.

Cincinnatf, AprfI I3.-FTour QuIet. Provisions steady. Whiskey, distillers' finished goods. quiet on basis $1. 2s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
Port Bads, April 19.-Arrived: strs.. Riv

Port Eads, AprlI Iy.--ArrIVeus ptIs:, ItIVeF Clyde. Br,. Boyce. Tampa; Aflel; Br., Ayres, Teneriffe: Oxonian. Br.. Dickinson. Liverpool. Excelsior. Hopner, Havana: Will helmina, O'Leary, New York: Abs. Ger.
 Sailed: strs, Etonian. Br. Jacobsen, Bre- men; Homewood, Br. Jorgensen, Pensaeo- la: corinto. Ner., Gundersen. Binefields; Span Subino Barcelona. Ship, Antigua, Nor Torgensen. Pensacola; Bark, Albatrose, Port, Santos. Lisbon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.
NEW YORK COTTON rUTUREs.

New York. April 1e--Cotton futures on the New York Cotton Exchange today open ed steady and closed barely steady. Quota ttons ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
THE NswTAT, MARE TETS.

New York. April ls'-London tin hlsheI, pounds los Sd. Locally spot tin finn $3s s5 Copper Copper lower in London. spot closing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20


 Mobile. April 1e.--Arrived Strs., Hiram. Nor. Johannessen. Puerto Cortez.
 Cleared Strs,. Ada. Nor. Olsvik. Tanlpi- co; John Wilson. Nor. Hansen. La Ceiba {. Fort Morgan. Nor. Olsvik, Bocas Del Toro; Schr, Stillman H. Kelly. Allen. CardenaS. New Orleans. April 19-Cleared: Strs.. AmDhitrite. Br.. James. Colon: William Hansen. Port Limon: Venus. Nor. TysIand. Port Limon; Olympia, Br.. Gait Port Bar rios; Bratten, Nor, Holm. Puerto Cortez
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

New Orleans. April 19-Cotton futures on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today ranged as follows.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
MONTGOMERY CURRENT oUoTATIoNs

Charleston, S. C.. April is.--Turpentin and rosin. nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20


 Detroit, April 19.-Donovan became wild and weak toward the finish, but Detroit won. Attendance, $500. score: Detroit ....11o oo1 oo.-3 9 Chicago .. 900 900 01o--l O
 Batteries-Donovan and warner; smith and Sullivan. Time, 1:30. Um- pires, Hurst and Conner. Time, 1880.
 Boston, April 19.-Before the largest morning crowd ever assembled in this city Boston defeated New York today. Attendance. 12,125. Score: New York . 900 900 000-0 6 ?
 Batteries-Tannehill and Peterson; Chesbro and Kieinow. umpires' Snerl- dan and Evans Time, 1:45.
 Boston won it's second victory from New York at the afternoon game. At tendance, 27,2S7. Score: R. Fl. E. Boston .......120 900 00*-3 New York ..... .oO0 100 00o-1 5
 Batteries-Young and Graham; New ton and Kleinow. Umpires, Sheridan and Evans.