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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12
H. & B. BEER COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to c. G. Abercrombie
 O., 401z Commerce St.

By Private Wire to '. G. ADefcfompie ~
 Co.,, 4O1z Commerce St.
 New Orleans, Dec. 1.-The liquidation which set fin yesterday as a result of gov ernments crop estimate of 11,67S.OO0, ex- than calculated upon. continued during the first hour of this morning notwithstanding Liverpool to have been better than looked for. closing 10 points down, and spots there to be in good demand still, sal 15,0Oo, Just as large as before issuing of the government estimate The further decline in the early morning was only checked after March had sold down to 80. thAis IeVeI: however, ts development which investors were awaiting in order to re-enter the market
 English private cable advices were very b,Illish based on a crop not exceeding lz,- 000 GOO and trade conditions in England News from the local spot market was en- couraging, prices said to be not more than hc down, if that much, notwitnstanu.ns sns decline in futures of about 50 points ana as contracts were selling at too great a dis- count under spot levels a good class or buying made its appearance ana there was ao,,ne covering by tirnid shorts, reaction of about 25 points being the result March advancing to t1.06 up to this hour' against 10. .e4 yesterday.
 The more of the sanguine bulls are or the ouinion that the government has over-snot the mark by estimating crop that points to about 12 900, 900 as the result of this sea- son,s growth. They point to the smanness of the movement of ssssees sns yees % ys 
 last wear and ss9o, 900 in 1905, when the ac- tual growth was about 100000, as an ar gument against such full crop as that in StcateS by the Bureau report. To arrive at such a full estimate. or rather on the basis of such a yield, only 7l.4 per cent. of the crop could have been ginned on the list. against TIP last year and s2.s per cent. year before last. In other woras mere would yet have to be ginned or this year growth 2s.6 per cent. after December lst, compared with 22.S per cent one year ago and IT, per cent. in 1905.
 Usually in smal crop years greater pro nortion of A cro Dis ginned by December list. as was the case two years ago, than m a large crop year, as may be noted by last years record, and on this theory, longs de- clare that this years crop will prove to De no larger, if it be as large as that indicated by yesterdays official statement. snorts on the other hand are just as confident, pehev- ing that the Bureau has made the same mistake as formerly. by under-estimating the yield by at least BOO, 900.
 Yours very truly,
 c. 0. ABERCROMBIE co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECAaT E ,h --7 N


 The low barometer area central over the lower lake region yesterday has moved eff through the sSt. Lawrence valley, after caus- ing rain or snow and brisk to high winds in northeastern districts, and snow contin- ues in western New York and the ohio valley. The high barometer area that cov- cred the middle northwest yesterday has moved southeastward, its strength weaken ing decidedly in its passage. and is now central over the lower Mississippi valley. It Is giving fair and moderately cold weathef in middle western central and southern states, the freezing line dipping southward to north-centrai Alabama this morning, and the temperature having fallen decidedly in all districts east of the Mississippi River. An area of low barometer moving eastward over Montana has caused warmer, unsettled weather in the Northwest. and gave rains on the Pacific coast yesterday, though an area of high" moving fin over the Califor- mia Coast has caused clear, weather along the immediate west coast.
 Conditions now favor fair and warmer weather in Alabama tonight with increasing cioudiness and warmer Thursday.
 Temperature and precipitation as report ed by the Weather Bureau for selected Southern States. during the 24 hours. end. ing am.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12
NAVAL STORES,

Savannah. Dec. 11.-Turpentine firm 44Ac; sales s15; receipts CTS; shipments 100. .,e
 Resin firm; sales 2.57s; receipts s.4Sli shipments 462; stock HIS, S57. Quote: ABCD $9 90; E $2 $2S5@s5;F $2.90@s5; c >$2. 95i H s2 s5 @ $S Oo; I $3 ,75: K $4, 80; M $5.20; N ss %; VIC $6. 20; wv $s.59-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12
ST. LOUIS GRAIN MARKET.

St. Louis. Dec I1.-Ciose: Wheat No. 2 red cash 9S1s @991ac; No. hard sS@sl. .02; May s1.00% July 92h.
 Corn; No. cash 51h a 52c: December 51 Sc; May 53%c; No. ? white 53@5S1kc.
 Oats No. cash 49Ac; May 51 1Ac; No, 2 white 53c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12

Spelter closed at 20 pounds los in the London market. Locally weak at $4.2 $4.35.
 Iron was lower in the English market with standard foundry at ASS 4d and Cleve- land warrants at 49s Ed. Locally market was unchanged. Southern grades nominal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12
NEW YORK CoFFEr MARxrr.

New York; Dec. 11.-The market for cof- Iee futures opened steady at unchanged prices to an advance of five points in keep- Ing with the European cables Demand and supply were both light and the close was steady: net unchanged to five points high er Sales were reported of 12.750 bags, in- ciuding: Gecemper eco ..-. ..5 S0W5. S5 Ws, ''-' .'' '''' '.'' '.....5 go 1nays...'f '!.. ..s. ....... .6. oG Suiyaes s....... .6. U5
 oepleuloer '.-' '.., .... ...-..6. 10 NoNeHfDer ..s...6.2 20
 Spot steady; No. Rio Sc: Santos to No 7Ac.-~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12
MARKET IS QUIET.  Wide Range In High and Low Price for
 Cotton.
Quctatiens reported unchanged locaIlys Midonng ..... ... ....... .II5kt


 EAiuuun8 ..... s.. ... .'..... .IL zAs Strict middling =. ...uAc a
 Scenes on the cotton exchange presented rather a tame appearance yesterday after the strenuous times of Tuesday after the issuance of Secretary Wilson's final esti- mate of the cotton crop. Although fiuctu- ations were of wide range yesterday, there being about 25 points difference between the highest and the lowest points of the day, there was really little excitement.
 Spot sales in Liverpool continue good and this fact gives the market a healthy under tone. Secretary Wilson's estimate on the total crop has been criticised by some of the New York operators and 1t has even been said that the Secretary will be asked for an explanation as to how he reached his conclusions.
 The grades of cotton which has been re- ceived locally have been falling off mate rially, the cotton being stained and frost bitten. These poor grades of the staple are in poor demand and as a consequence the prices received for it are considerably under quotations. Receipts yesterday were moder- at.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12
IIvERP0dL CoTTnN.

Liverpool, Dec. l1--Spot cotton good bus mess done; prices 12@14 points lower:
 American middling fair .... ...6.7s Good middling ......6- 42 MiodilnS .''s s'.s 's.' '.o- zV Low middlng .. '''. .... '''' '-S' so Good ordinary s..s .... D. 4b Ordinary 4.Sb
 The sales of the day were 15.000 bales. of which 1.500 were for speculation and export and included 14.400 American; re- ceipts 1s.000 bales, including l7,70o Ameri- can.
 Futures opened weak and closed steady; American middling. good ordinary cotton: December ...! .... ..''5-I0 Dec.-Jan. .s.s ...'.'5.l9 Jan.-Feb. .... ..s...o.S Feb March .... .... ...-5-ISh March-April .... s'.-o. I5 "A April-May ...s-.o.SO May-June .. .... ..o.Sl June-July .... ...... .... .... 5.sOe July-Aug. .... .... ....6.I9 Aug.-Sept. ....-... ..-. ......6' '6s hs Sept.-Oct .... .s.. ..'. .... .'s'.'2'oS Oct.-Nov.... .... .... .'.. ..'' .s''o'4S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12

Charleston, Dec. 1.-Turpentine and ros- in nothing doing; quotations omitted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12
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RIVER roRro1s,c 1rci'inr

The Coosa and the Alaabma will continue to rise slowly during the next two days, ex- cept remaining nearly stationary in upper Coosa Thursday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12

Mess Pork-per bbI ;- Jan. ... 12.s2h 12.s2h 1s.s2M 1a.s2h May ... 1900 1925 1S.0O 13.22h
 Lard-per 100 lbs:--
 Jan. - 7.ssh 7.9O 7.s2h 7.so May .. =. 7.s2h 7.s5 7.S3K 7s5
 Short Ribs--per 100 lbs:-- Jan. .. .. 6.s7h 6.92h 6.82h s.s2h May TOO 7.1o S.Th 7.10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12
sELNrA ooTToN MARkET.

Selma, Dec lI.-tSpeclaI. J-Spots were quoted in the Selma market today as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12

trace. r7
 FRANK P. cHAFFEE,
 Section Director. Weather Bursan
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12
NEW YORK BONDS.

U. S. refunding 2s. registered .... ..1o4 do. coupon .... ..'' '-'ioo U. s. Ss. registered .... .... .'...'lOl
 do. coupon 1ul U. S. New As. registered ..... .sss s...lls
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12
THE wxArnrH.

Daily Leeal Weather Report aas RsvsS united States Depart.1ent of Agriculture,
 Weather Bureau Local Observation
 tCsntraI 1imAi
 Montgomery, Dec II, 1907.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12
NEH ORLEANS sPnT CnTrnN.

New Orleans, Dec. 11.-Spot cotton quiet; Sales 2.45o bales; receipts 27.s37; stocks 244,6s9.
 Low ordinary. nom 1%e Orulnary, nom se.. S-AoC Good ordinary, nom !... ....1 1Oc Low middling .... .... .... ....11c Mfddling ....s.. III Sc Good mtddling .2Bc Middling fair ....12Sc Fair, nom ..13Ac
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12

months ranged from t5 to IS points above the close of yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12

JwindI Rain State of weaths lloothsl of wind
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURE

New York, Dec. 11.-Cotton futures on the New York Cotton Exchange today opened
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12

I Sales High Low. JClose Bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12

NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
 New Orleans Dec. 11.-Cotton futures on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today ranpad faiIous.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12

NEW YORK COTTON OIL.
 New York. Dec. 11.-Cotton seed oil steady: prime crude 2s O 29c; do. yellow 3Sc. Rosin quiet common to good S3.25@
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12

Maximum temperature for day, q deg. Minimum temperature for day, 36 deg.
 Aver temperature for day. 42 deg, Normat temperature for day, 50 deg. Accumulated excsess since Jan. 1. 253 deg. Aver. relative humid. for day, 72 per ct. Total rainfall since Jam l. 42.31 inches. RIVER BULLETIN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
BUR Sead1tum0 !

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
2ofalberidjte ans @aibinstOn.


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08

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2eife miro 5rpeds geerbieung nod
Baltimore gebrndt per0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
NnS Mcttcr.

Sir Mlrplnno ulo Ocn IiItrift
Columbia beute tbeilmriie bcm0lft,
mor1cn flar luto FILTER; umiprins
0enoe @in0c.
@citerl bctrtg Sic bGditc lcmpC.
rntilr "A @rao I'M 2.15 Nnd)nlittu9S,
Ter nioOri8itc lbcrmomctcrltAnO mar
10 @rao nm s llbr Mor9enS,
Die @eiicn, mcld)c cil1en faltcll
@intcr pornlSiagteuL idcilcn iid)
iebr grirrt 81 babcn, meni1itenS 10.
lucit 0as critic @iertel Oe5 &anIar in
9ctra6t fommt. Mar cs id)on, &C.
linoe gcIdgt, milOe in ser erIten
@od)c oe3 neuen SabreS, 10 bcrrld)te
geiterr OoS rcinite Commentator;
lrid)t idrpitcnOc Menldcn fIagten
iIber SPITE" 90 gon5 lmred)t bat
TEN lie olld) rid)t, ocnn II 0rno ct.
inltcrt mebr an Den Wonncrlonat
Mai, ais an Sen SdJnccmonnt So.
mar. Die Scnpcratlr pDn II @rnO
lit oic bod)lte, mcld)c jc I'M Sdrular
o0cr 0c5cnbcr icit Scr @rilnOung Scr
oiii5ieQen @ctterItation in Baltimore
in 1871 pcr5cidnct murOe. Sm Sc.
bruar 1874 cling bos GueGIiIber ein.
anal uuf 7S @roo 6innlif uno I'M Sc
brltar 1890 crreid)te es einc N0bc pom
"A 8raO. Dit ppei NluSnabnten lit
aid sic gcitrige Minimal . 5empcra.
tltr pol1 40 @roo Die b0hitc Minimol.
Scnlpcrntlir i'm Sonuar in SO SAB
rcn.
,Nn 0cn iibri0rn 9unOca 8 Mcttcrc.
itationcn pllroc iolgenoc Minimol.
Scnpcrotllr rc9iitrirt: Guitport 30,
TortlnuO %. Bolton 10, Nlbanp IS,
Ncu.2)orf A, S%bilnoelpDin Is. Nj.
lortic Gitp Al, Woibington lG, 9tors
folf so, Charlotte Is. Snttcraa IS,
@ilmin1ton is, Gbarleiton %, Ga.
Dannab 81, SudionpiQe 60, Sllpitcr
40, Sen @cIt 6S, Ntlonto 5S, Mont.
golncrp "a, Nem.C rIcon5 60, Safe
itinc &C, @alpclton 60, Gorm,S
GbriIti 6S, Mempbis 60. Cincinnati
IS, Eittsbl,rg 81, SsueAo 36, Sui-
inlp 3G, Glcpclaltb sc, lctroit ~.
Nlpcnn 80, MnrQncttc 2G, Green Ban
90, Chicago 80, Oulttb ~. St. Youl
80, Ct. 9ollis GO, annll8 Gitn 3S,
Snium 20, &urun 1. @iamard ,,
@iniiton -t6, Snurc 20. NClcuo
9. Snlt Cafe 30. Tenpcr IS, Nortb
Ylaiie fl, Tobge 3G, Nnujno So,
Sos NnNrIc5 ~.
Wit 0roBcm &ntcrcic
niirN Npr hpittr it,ttfiu NptNpu TirpF.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08

In0crCn Mcnogcricnun Dor.
an. - Gen pielcn Wcnogerien ouf
Der Welt lit mas NuSitattiulg ul6
Grogromm nnbclangt oieicnige bon
Sberlt Wulrop an Hortb, Npenlc ur0
Oats troBe meit pornn. 9ie porbur.
0ene 9liSItellung milocr S6iere lit
cine grobortigc, uno Die ShiCre iinb
0urd)Dcg ullSgc5eidnct Oreliirt.
S0mnltlid)e anecItcatc pom 2citcr
bcS 300" bcrob iinp ocn 9ellldern
g~cacniibcr GllBcrit boflid) ul0 ie0cr.
5cit 6ercit, etmoigen Srogcrn 9lnt-
mort 81 itcGcn oOcr %crfiiuburc @iin'
ldc ST crfiillcn. Ger rWtunOp 300"
lit cine uortrcfflldc Sdlllc iitr Na'
tllrgeld)id)tc lnO pcrbin0ct nit Dem
2ebrrcidcn ouS llntcr6oltcnbc bllrd)
crccllentc Sorltcllllngcll, mcld)e icber'
5cit nit Ser groBtcn 9elpullOerung
auigcnonmlcr ncrOcn. Ger licbell
Sugeno itcben Eonics, &omeclc, Gle.
pbontcn ullb Giel sur freien Scr
fiigung. "9iap," OoS inlportirtc
Sbctlono.Yonu, madt icincm Mci.
tier, Eroi. SlucllS, groBc Gbrc mo
bem YllbIiflm Srcrloc. IS lit itets
bereit, SeOcrmonn'S Gcrgongcnbcit,
8cgcnrpnrt mo 3llfuilft 5t cniJill-
len. 9lnl lebteu Somitng ipor Viid)of
Curtis Gin @olt oeo 300" iTo icbte
Sbcrit MunOp ourd) iciltc ouberor-
ocntlid)cn notllr9cld)id)tlid)cn &crnt.
nile in Grltuunclt, Sn Entertaining
Der beloenmiitbigen Mcttung 0es flei.
men Sobr Hipfcn, Den Der iugeno.
lid)e Sopenb1roiger Souis N6bc
Nboul DC 9oGiltrier an N~euiabrstag
aus ocn alaucn 0eS 2omen ySdlcp"
%rettctc, oils ocrielbe iibcr cir @cldnocr
gcflettcrt mo Dor ocn &1fig 9ciallcn
mar, bat Sbcrlt Muu0p iiir ocn
%ScbcnSrctter cine Gcneii5G ~pritclltng
ungcorolrct, trob0cm 0ulliItricr 10
luobl Don ser 6onlilic 0es gcrettctc!l
&nabcrl, mic olid) bon lciilcnl gcllc=
roicn grbcitgeber iebe 9~elobnurlg a6-
gelebnt bat. Seine Gerlebung, Die cr
bel icinem Gcttungsmerf e%rlitten bat,
beilt 10 idlrell, oab er bcitimnlt on
~. Sonuar micocr aliitrctcn fnnll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
WcIS{enonnacn

nad 9eutihlnno "a Gents plo Wart,
uah Seitreid 20h Gents pro Grone.
Yorto EXTRA. S6iffsfarten bon iino
nad) 9cntidIano. I~eiiepdiie, @ef.
icl, Grebitbriefe iino auslGnbiIbes
@elo. Sbeo. s. 0ieuer & &c., PIT
OIt-g Baltimore. StrnBe. (3O3-)