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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-09-26

Linens Linens Linens
Toweling by the yard. Towels by the pair
Table Linens Line of them not one or two pieces
Ask to that Special one that going to sell
through harvest at 524c. a yard It's hummer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
MARKET FOR COTTON
TRADING IN STAPLE CONTINUED VERY QUIET.
l%Opening Was Steady at Advance and Sold Higher on Covering of Scattered
 N Shorts and Local Sup k Dorf.

New York. Jan. 3-Trading in cotton con- tfnued very quiet but the market showed a pretty steady undertone at the close, steady at an advance of three points to a decline < of one point. Sales were estimated at 15o,- e0o0 bales.
 The ouening was steady at an advance Hof three to four points and the active kmo1ths sold eight to ten points net higher fdurfnE the early session covering of scattered shorts, little local support and buying of the near months a small scale by spot people At the advance. recent buyers turned for profits and with some selling for turn prices slipped off from the best The market steadied up around the closing figures of last night, owing 10 the firm advices of Southern spot markets. However. fluctuations in tho late trade were very narrow. The close within two or three points of the lowest. Southern spot markets, according to the offfical re- port showed unchanged to 3-16c higher. The weather map showed considerable rain in the belt and the possibility of delayed movement as result may have some in- fuence. Receipts for the day were large ycompared with last year, but were consider ably exceeded by exports.
 Mn Receipts at the ports today 46.1e0 bales, against 2.673 last week and 1e.efo last lxear For the week (estfmated) 2S0. 900 bales Against s11.7s4 last week and l5Ls45 last Fear
 Today's receipts at New Orleans 15,ss4 bales. against 7.25s last year and at Hous- Con 1o.sos bales against s.7s1 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04

ture serves to offset the other. the market exhibits no decided tendency for the present. From all appearances !, wSaG ,ha seem sunnIv unst will have to figure more conspicuously es the dominating influence If any change of absorb i2. 800, 900 bales as were taken by tffe mills in I804-O5 such a demand as we have had thus far this season would necessarily have to continue proportionately until the very close of the season, and if the world was to accept upwards of 13,0o0,000 bales this season. which Is unlikely. as prevailing investment there would be enough to go around Therefore. 1t follows that If not more than l2.50o.oGo bales be cared for crop, which points to more than 13.ooo, 900 baies will have to be cared for in the best way possible. and unless preparations for the new crop. ground for which will be broken in some section within the next sixty days. be delayed by unfavorable weather during the planting season. the over r-produc- level before it has found its way to the spindles. Usually the worlds visible supply of American cotton begins to decrease with the opening of January This year. how ever we may run into February before weekly mill takings assume larger propor- tions than the amount - be brought into sight for the next few weeks and for this reason 1t will be most likely that the visi- ble supply will continue to pile up and may attain record breaking proportions. Consequently we cannot advise the buying of cotton under the circumstances. On the contrary we believe that sales on hard spots such as we are having now result of the good demand for spots. will prove profita- ble ultimately. perhaps much sooner than expected. -
 We have congestion at pretty much all the Southern cotton ports as result or heavy shipments to the seaboard for export to Europe and 1t will only be matter of time when the same conditions materfalize abroad. when the cotton arrives at Liver pool. at Havre and at Bremen. -lt any rate European stocks will have been increased materially.
 Yours truly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE
 Chicago, Jan 3.-The statement that large quantities of wheat are still in the hands of farmers in Minnesota and the Dakotas caused free selling of wheat here today and resulted in a decline of nearly one cent bushel. the May option closing at net loss of s ole. Corn was 1sc lower. Oats a shade lower Provisions were hc to 7lsc higher.
 commission regarding the car shortage in the Northwest which contained the nsser- ton that only 3S per cent of the last year B crop of spring wheat has been marketed was the club used by the bears in pounding down prices in the wheat pit. Larger and cheap CT offerings of Argentine wheat at Liver pool made another factor for lower prices Throughout the day the offerings were very heavy, many local and outside longs being active on the selling side. Numerous stop loss orders came out as prices declined and still further increased the weakness. The main support came from shorts The mar ket closed decidedely weak with prices close to the lowest point of the day. May open ed lsc to h 0 Ac lower at 76 1ac to 76 F "a Ss c sold at 76%c and then declined to 70 % o %c.. Final quotations were at 75%c.
 Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 351. 300 bushels. Primary receipts were sOs.0 bushels. against 644.OoS for the same
 Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of 513 cars. against 63S last week and 433 year ago.
 prices easy as a result of selling by cash houses. which was based upon the prediction of a cold wave thrOugnOut the corn belt The drop in temperature. it was claimed will facilitate the crop movement and also aid in the curing of the new crop. Tho market closed steady.
 May opened a shade lower at 4S1Ac. sold between 43%c and 43Ia q Sac and closed at 43% 6lkc Local receipts 430 cars. with four of contract grade.
 Oats were easier and the volume of trad ing was very small The weakness of wheat caused some selling by pit traders, the offerings being taken by cash buyers
 May opened unchanged at S6hc, sold off to S6c and closed at 36ls c Ac Local re- ceipts were POS cars.
 houses and local packers. the demand be- ing based upon five to ten cent advance in the price of live hogs. Selling was chiefly by longs At the close May pork up five cents at s16 .67ia. Lard was ur 2lac at so 521s Rihs were 71ac higher at s9 0S
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 42 cars: corn 322 cars: oats 1s3 cars; hogs 26. 900 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
HAYWARD. WICK q CLARK's COTTON
 LETTER.
By Private Wire to Waiter Cotter & Com
 pany. 42 Commerce. St


 pany. 42 Commerce St.
 New Orleans, Jan 3.-The renewed strength in Liverpool seems to again come from spots. Cables report scarcity in off, ferings of desired qualities and large un- covered needs in them. Total sales there today reached .000 bales at seven points higher quotations Allowing for the already wide market differences. futures were fully as good as expected The combined effect of strong spot markets and agitation against New York weakening the position of shorts there. results in the present advance
 There is as yet little speculative support: cotton continues to push in its way through this indifference and it looks just a question of time when interest will be attracted to the commodity. Already the opinion is gaining favor that 10 cents is about bottom for the season. If not for a period of seasons and confident enterprise may at any time set to work on this basis. What is per- haps in the first degree responsible for hes able census report which based on large re- ceipts and private investigation will show large ginntngs to January 1st.
 Our market opened four to five points up opening figures for hours. Spot business is active Demand more general and compris- ing large variety of grades. Prices firm to l-l6c advance; 100 points on March flu lures is beins asked for good middling. good style body and staple. The into sight movement for the week looks like 440, ,O0O against 20s.s2O last year and 2ss.s1S in 1905
 There was no change of consequence in the afternoon and trading in futures con- tinued around opening values. In the spot market demand kept up. very we'll and as much hc advance paid in the last hours. Owing to relative scarcity and high premiums for good grades there is more business in medium grades.
 WALTER CoTTER & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
Yours truly.
 C. C. ABERCRoMBIE & co.
SECRETARY TESTERS MONTHLY cor
 TON STATEMENT.

New Orleans. Jan. 3.-Secretary Hester's New Orleans Cotton Exchange statement is sued today covers the monthly movement to December 31st
 Compared with last year it shows an in- crease for the month in round figures of 711.0oO bales compared with year before last an increase of 3S2.O00. and with 1903. an increase of 376.000.
 The total for December 2.2s3.s7s, against 1,572.213 last year. 1.901.300 year before last aud 1.s07.62S the same time in 1903.
 The movement from September 1st to De- cember 31st inclusive. shows receipts at all United States ports 5.925.096, against B. 0S0,1S5 last year. 5.93s,336 year before last and 5.21676s the same time in 1903; over tomac rivers to northern mills and Canada 550.442. against 433.655 last year. 5290os year before last and 424.424 the same time tn 1903; southern mills takings exclusive of quantity consumed at southern out-ports sS7.000 against 953.014 last year. s01.0o0 year before last and Sl9.0O0 the same time in 1903: and interior stocks fin excess of those held at the commencement of the sea- son 562.535. against 606. 773 last year. 6ss,- 1so year before last and 471.s29 the same time in 1903.
 These make the total movement of the cotton crop brought into sight during the four montsys ending close of December: B. o25, ,o73. against 7.o73s last year 534 year before last and e.sS2122 the. same time in 1903.
 4s0.3ss bales. against 3s1.440 last year and 361 e47 year before last, increasing their to- tai for the four months to 1900. 12S. against 1237, ,s01 last year and 1.1s93S7 the year before This makes the average, weekly takings for the season 6S, s5s. against 71,029 last year, and 6S.243 the year before.
 Foreign exports for the four months It the season have been 4.130,111 bales, show ing an increase over last season of 674,S07, and a decrease under the same period year before last of 1sT.s51. The gain in foreign exports during December compared with December last year has been 22s.s53. and compared with the same period. year before last 70.137.
 Stocks at the seaboard and the 20 leading southern interior markets on December 31st were 1eS97l1, against 1856, l45 the same date last year. and 1.770.621 the year be- fore.
 Including port and interior town stocks left over from the previous season and the number of bales of the current crop brought into sight during the four months the sup ply has been s322.S43, against 7,51S,15S last year and SEA- .501 the year before.
 Up to December 31st last year 62.3 per cent of the cotton crop had been market ed and for the same four months in 1901. the percentage of the crop brought into sight was 59.2 21, and for the same time in 1903. the percentage marketed was ee a.
 The amount of the crop brought into sight for the four months from September to December inclusive Is 951. 900 over last year. 1000 under year before last and 1.O93.oOO ahead of 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
H. & B. BEERS COTTON LETTER.


Co.,, 32 Commerce Street.
 New Orleans. Jan. 3.-The market acted very disappointingly today for while prices ruled comparatively steady and somewhat higher than the close of yesterday. it failed to reflect the actaivity reported in the spot markets of the South. especially in New Or leans where very large sales reported to have heen made rumor having it that up wards of 10000 bales having been disposed of at an advance of about hc. Traders, however. and the trade in general. realize that while the inquiry for actual cotton has ben very large thlus far this season. the crop Is a very big one also. and as one fea-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
Interior Movement

Houston-Steady. 10 7-16c; net receipts l0.30s; tross receipts 10.3o3; shipments 7.120: sales 1.s96: stock s5.626.
 Augusta-Steady. He: net receipts 30s: gross receipts SIS: shipments sss: sales $40: stock 49.624.
 Memphis-steady 1o%c; net receipts A. s20: Rross receipts 6.502: shipments 2.6os; sales 2.300: stock 170.s
 St. Louis-ouiet. 1o1c; net receipts 800: gross receipts 10.7s2: shipments 10.3s2; ; stock 2e.s11
 Cincinnati-Net receipts 535: gross receipts 5S5; shipments I.400: stock 10.04o
 Louisville-Firm. 10hc.
 Total todsy-Net receipts 16. s66: gross receipts 2s.si7: shipments 22.4s9: sales A. s26 stock 353,011.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04

stock 37s.17l; shipments to France 12,3s4; to continent 33.7Ss coastwise 6.33s.
 New Orleans-Firul 10 5-16c; net receipts 15.6s4: gross receipts l5.se4; sales 11.525; stock 422.375
 Mobile-Firm. 1ohc; net receipts s47; Eross receipts 947; sGles ?. 150: stock 5s,269: shipments to France 10.534; coastwise 1,426.
 savannah-steady. 10 i-1sc; net receipts 9.S93; gross receipts 9,s93; sales 2,391: stock 1s1.729: shipments to Great Britain 7.161; to continent 1.o54: coastwise 4,051
 Charleston-Firm. 9&c: net receipts 1O3; gross receipts 1o3: stock 14,ssI
 Wflmington-Steady. 10c; net receipts l. 124: gross receipts II24; stock 10.s31.
 Norfolk-Steady, l0%c; net receipts D. 9Ss; gross receipts 2.sss; sales 451; stock 53.l41: shipments coastwise 2,s5s
 Baltimore-Nominal. 1ohc; gross receipts 924: stock 3.2e7.
 New York-steady. lo.7s: net receipts 12?: gross receipts 4.s56; sales 2,s4s: stock l44. s6b: shipments to continent 0.01L
 bostonIsteady: M.7s: net receipts SIS; ., Phnadelphia-steady. He; net receipts 339; gross receipts 33s: stock 2.s15.
 Jacksonviile-Net receipts 332; gross re- ceipts 3S2: shipments coastwise 332
 Newport News-Gross receipts 1 300: stock L644: shipments to Great Britain 1.500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL,
 F0RECAST

An atmospheric depression extending from the lakes to the gulf is producing warm, cloudy weather over practically all the ter- ritory to the east of the Mississippi river It will give rain in Alabsrna tonight and Friday. Over the entire eastern slope of the Rocky Mountains there is high pres sure area. attended by clear. cold weather its influence will also be felt in Alabama by Friday, when the weather will grow colder On the north Pacific coast there is a storm of considerable magnitude that Is causing heavy rain in Washington and Ore gon.
 Temperature and precipitation reports from
 selected Southern stations. for the 24
 hours ending at .. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
NEW YORK DRY GooDs

New Y0rk. Jan 3-The dry goods mar ket was generally cuiet but johbers were more active and shipments of spring goods are being made in great volume silk rib bons have been advanced. An advance in some grades of prints was announced The raw SIX market was more quiet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
Lead unchanged So. oOoss.s5 locally.


 Lead unchanged se4OO@ss.s5 locally. Spelter 5s lower in London at f27 15s. l.o- calIy firm; spot SC 65 @$S.75.
 Iron lower in common with English metal land warrants sos Id. Locally unchanged; No 1 foundry northern s26. 26 O S25. S5; No do $24 75Q $25. IS; No. foundry southern $25. 50 S27 50; No. do. S25. .oo @s27.oO.
 NAVAL STORES. sales i.aS7; receipts ss7; Shipments 7s1. Rosin firm; sales s,sss; receipts s;es7; SL;; S3 s5@s4O0 E ss. @S4.05: F 4.o0@ S4.50; s5 Is: M S5. 50; N ss. %: VIC $6 50 9S6, e5: wv Ss.7SG$6.sS
 Charleston, Jan a.-Turpentine and rosin nothing doing
 Wilmington. Jan s.-spirits turpensine fir% Rosin SsSs; Steady ss.i ss. sO receipts 1O7 Tar firm @ 35; receipts s. Crude turpentine firm s3.35. $4.5O and $4. 50; receipts barrels.
 ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS. St. Louis Jan 3.-The St. Louis grain markets today ranged as follows: May w"7a 74w a75; range 74%@H to 75&. July TSE e 4 asked range 7s% Q % to 74h
 Q%.
 Corn:-
 May 4i%@% asked: range 41% to A1%. July 42k bid.
 Oats:-- Jan. s4A; nominal May S5A bid; range se$ to ssS.
 NEW YORK PRODUCE. New York Jan. 2.-Molasses steady Sugar raw steady fair refining lA-isAi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04

New York. Jan 3;-London tn broke Locally weak and unsettled: spot sal co bid and s4i 80 asked.
 Copper lower in London under liquidation; spot fi03 iOs; futures f10S Locally strong; lake S24 0Oa S24. zb; eicctrolytic S23. .Tb O R2A. .oo; casting t2s SOC S2S.7Ss .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.
Noted WhintIer Dead.

New York, Jan. 3-Thomas Brown, well known as a whistler. died at the Riverside Hospital in Yonkers last night. His wife. Mrs. Eva Brown, an actress, who accompanied him on his last tour. was with him at the tina.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
Total Moyev,enf.

Total today. at all ports. net 4s 1so: ship ments to G=sat Britain s,261: to France z2.sls; to continent 45.s17; stock 1.2ss,4 43s.
 Consolidated at all ports. net 2s2, ,466; ship menus to Great Britain I22,s54; to France 4e:4sl: to continent l2L373: to Japan 6.31s
 Total since Sept l. at all ports. net s.ol5.- 13I: shipments to Great Britain 1854. 5S0; to France 5s2.f17: to continent L7s2.s21: to Japan e4.4S4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
NEW oRLEANs sPor COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON,

"A New Orleans. Jan. 3.-Spot cotton closed ,xteady I-1ec higher: middling 10 5-I6c Bales on the spot were 9.275 bales and 2,250 fo arrive.
 Futures opened nominally steady at an #0yance of two to six points Fluctuations Were extremely narrow. the market tone Being almost dull and was at no time more xza an moderately active. The close was qui- kk one to four points over yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04

X New Orleans Jan. 3.-Cotton futures clos
 2d quiet on the New Orleans Cotton Ex- change today. Quotations ranged fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04

[ a. m. ...! DO C1oudy-Southeast ' p.m. L...l 100 ] Ciear-south. Maximum temperature for day, 75 deg Minimum temperature for day. SO deg. Average temperature for day. es deg. Normal temperature for day, 45 deg. Accumulated excess since Jan. 1, s7 deg Av. relative humid. for day. s1 per ct. Total rainfall since Jan. 1. .oo Inches.
 RIVER BUILETIN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04

T-Indicates trace precipitation
 MONTROSE w HAYEa Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau
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Johnstone & Co. Cotton Buyers and Warehousemen
 warehessA
 Cotton Bought at Any Point in Alabama Storage and Consrnmens Solicited Lowest Insurance best facilities
rHE wEArnnn.

Daily Local Weather Report and Rivsr United States Department of Aericulturs Weather Bureau Local observation Central Time.) n -2sI-
 Montgomery. Jan. 3. 1907.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
TREASURY BALANCES.

Washington. Jan. 3.-Todays treasury balances, exclusive of the gold reserves show: Available cash balance ..$23SS60,3S7 Gold coin and bullion .......... 103,S55.S85
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
RIVER BULLETIN.
rallinR.

RIVER FORECAST.
 Ger Next Two Dsys.) The upper Coosa will fall; the lower will remain practically stationary The Alabama will continue to rise. reaching 27 feet at Montgomery on Friday and 2s feet at Selma on Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York Jan. 3-The market for coffee futures opened steady at unchanged prices to an advance of five points bullish re- the primary markets. covering of shorts and a little support from local bulls. Prices increased during the middle session and at one time were about ten points net higher Realizing eased the market off slightly to- ward the close and the final tone was barely steady at a nett advance of i've 10 ten points Sales 49.750 bags including:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

New York. Jan. 3.-Cotton futures closed teady on the New York Cotton Exchange oday. Quotations ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
KANsAs CITY LIVE

Kansas City. Jan. 2.-Cattle. receipts 5000 including 200 Southerns; market steady to a shade higher
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. Jan 3-Cotton seed oil: prime 39c: crude 32c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
MEMPHIS COTTON OIL.

MEMPHIS COTTON OIL. Memphis Jan 3.-Cotton seed oil; prime crude 29c: choice meal $25. %; choice cake SPA. 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
THE METAL MARKETS.

Spot market was steady; Rio No. 70 Ike; Santc- No @Rhc: mild. steady: Cordova 9u12hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04
centrifugal se-test 3 7-1sc; molasses sugar 13-16c: refined steady

13-16c: refined steady. NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET New Orleans. Jan. 3.-Sugar market un- changed,
 CINCINNATI PRODUCE. Cincinnati Jan. 3-Flour steady Wheat steady 75h o 76G. Corn higher. 45 O Nc Oats lower 376Ac, Rye firm 71072c.
 Provisions steady,
 Whiskey firm sl.29.
 ST. LOUIS PRODUCE St Louie. Jan. 2.-Flour steady. Whiskey steady &1 33. Pork unchanged; Jobbing $16.7o. Lard higher; prime steam S9.12h. Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts s9S S7hi clear ribs &S.s7h; short clears ss 50. Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts 21o.feM clear ribs si0. 12h; short clear si0.25.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-04

NEW YORK PRODUCE. New York. Jan. 2.-Molasses steady. Sugar raw steady fair refining IA-isA
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-10
POLITICIAN GETS MONEY
ON UNINDORSED NOTES

HARRISBURG, Pa. May SIS. Mar
shall Williams of Pittsburg today re-
signed rs secretary pf the Pcnnsyiva.
MIA board of trade. Williams testified
before the Capitol Investigation conf
mission two weeks ago that he Dor
rowed $40, 900 from q National Off
cia" during the last gubernatorial
campaign in Pennsylvania after he had
made threats 10 expose how he waa
cheated out of the S2,000000 contract
for the lighting Gyrurea of the new
capitol
He admitted borrowing the money on
an unindorsed note when he was insoi
rent and refused 10 deny that II has
been given to him by Congressman II
B. Cassat of Marietta, Pa. president OF
the Pennsylvania Construction comps
ny, which supplied $200O,OOO worth Of
metallic furniture FOR the capitol.
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THURMAN SECURES CONTROL
OF LEAD PROPERTIES

that he lad secured control Of "a group
Of ten claims abutting tie property Of
the Lead King, owned By William Nc
Manus and William Norris These
claims show lead values 10 % per cent
and per cent copper There are ez-
tensive showings in the property.
which Is but imperfectly developed.
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BERNHARDT NOT DEAD
DESPITE CURRENT RIMoii

PARIS. May 9-The rumor Of the
death of Sarah Bernhardt, circulated
today in the United States. is quite
without foundation. Nine Bernhard
is In good health and she appeared on
the stage a s usual
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Total sai.4 -n.rs clll- 800 shar
Value. 81 -cl No curb sales