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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05

who pay Eaxes-just make a little cal- eulation and see how much you would have saved this year mad this new rate law been in effect. How many miles have you travelled? It is one-quarter of cent a mile that you would have saved. You can make the calculation. Now, on the other hand, look at the new offices that have been created, look at the large appropriations that have been made. look ct the4 expenses of the Legislature itself. How long will. 1t take you to save enough on railroad fare to pay your part of inc creased expenses. Take the Solicitor of this new circuit. He has twelve weeks work to do and gets s2,400 for it-s20O per week. The Judge has a little more work to do but he gets $600 more pay. Our Representative. Mir. Weaver. made an efrort to reduce these salaries but the administration gave him to understand that no sala-i ries were to be reduced by this Legis- latuFe. As the pie must be handed out we are glad of course that Blount gets part of if. MT. Darden, the Solici- tor referred 60 above, is a worthy gen tlemah, and was not out breaking his neck for Conner before his appoint ment. In fact, he was so quiet that very few people knew he favored Co., mer's election. But all these things go to show that the Governor is 'tak- Ing from the many and giving to the few"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05

Street shorts and . renewal of December bull support which was probably encourag- ed by bullish crop estimate from prom inent authority and private predictions of frost in the western belt over the holiday
 After showing a net gain offt3020 points the market reacted 9 or 10 points nndAr realizing but later fiFmea ID again on renewal of Wall Street buying and support from local bulls. The eloRe was within ono to five points of the top <on more active positions. December sold at 1e .s3. against 8. 55 the low point of last week
 Liverpool rallied after tbe-riocal opening and private cables from there were rather bullish on the small crop estimates. Wall Street buying for short account was beiiey- ed to be partly for over the holiday and partly through fear ct December manipuia- ton on the theory that financial conditions would prevent bringing supplies here from the South for deiiveTy on contract But few private wires were received AS to inc terlor spot conditions while the markets officially reported were generally firner The private crop estimate referred to piac- cd the yield at ii.7Bo.uD0 bales. New Or leans and Livekpooi will be open tomorrow.
 Receipts at the ports today S1,00o bales, against besSbi last week and TS,77a last year. For the week 3lS.0o0 bales. against 340,64s last week and 42s, SIS last year. To- days receipts at New orleans is. l2s bales, aghingt ia.s2s last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
F. Johnstone & Co. Cotton Merchants and Exporters
 Cotton Bought in Alabama and Mississippi Branch Offices Troy and Dohan Ala and Jackson. Miss

Denver ( R. Or, 4s ...x s..s p..s .. ei Erie prior lien Is ..-. .... .... st Efae gen: 4s ..-. ss.s zee. ..
 Hockins Valley tAs ..,s .... .... .. Japan ss certificates .... Ss
 do. End. Series .... .... s... .. sS Lou ( Nash. Unified fs .... .... :. s4 Manhattan con. goid 4s .... s,..,... 9s Mexican Central 4s .... .... ,... 76 do. lst Inc ...s %. .,. .... llM MinD- < St. l.. 4s -..... s....... 90 Mis-, K & Texas 4s ..,. s... ...... et tk Nat. R. R, Of N. con. is .... ...... s4 N. U. Central gen. 5s ..,. .... .... s5M Northern Pacific as .... .... s... ..ile Norfoik s west. con s' is .... ..' ,... . :. ssM Oregon Short Line rfdg. As .... ., .s go Penn. cw Shs .... ... .s.. s.s... IS Reading gen. 4s SS St. l.. & I. M con. Ss .... .... SEA- St. L.. & g. r. fg. 4s .... .s.. .....10s St. l.. S'west con Is .... .... .... se eM Seaboard Air Line 4s s.., ,... .... e2 Southern Pacific 4s .... .s.s ss.... 6B
 do. fst. ss. certificates .... 75 Southern Ky. bs .... .... .... ,... ssM Texas & Pacific 1sts .... .... e2 Toledo. St. L. 6 W. 4s .... s... ..10s Union Pacific cv. 4s s..... ss
 ao. ev. ss .s.. .s.. s..s s..ss. ssn U. s. Steel. End. 6s .... .... s..... 79w Wehash lets ..... ..ss s.ss sss. seM
 do. Deb. B.. .... 90. s.,. ....i06 E Wheeling ( L. Eries4s ..,. .s.s .... e3h Wisconsin Central ss ..,. s... s....s si
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
T---Indicates trace.
 FRANK P. cHAFFEE. section Director Weather Bureau
MONTGOMERY CURRENT auorAT1oas.


 (Correeted Uagly.) These prices are at wholesale and net to 4ai consumers: sterch-corn s0loe; stsnasrd goods Lard--Leaf lie; compound ioc; basis iIsi Rics---Entra fancy head zNc; fancy head sh @7c;. broken 4h csc; Japan 5M @sko. saIt-Liyerpool {1; Virginia soc.
 vineggr--per gallon lsG22o. sM @ioc; choice Ii@isc: faney isoi1Hc. Sasssssn SssessssSax ssaa ss isRs s%o; Xxx Ginger sardinss--American mustard ss.ss: A-Oil 'chSesss-Fun cream daisies 1se: singles 17hc; ib. cuts, square 1Sc.
 drits--Perr Dbl. sf. 10: per sack ss.is. Grain and Hay--BrRn S1 50; shorts s1 70; corn chops 7se; white corn ssc; oats mixed s6c; white 67c;, white clipped sSe: timothy hay sl. 90: Johnson grass soc.
 Fruit and Produce--Fancy apples, King ss;oOi % oz. :5.7s; winesap a.5O; Brazil almonds 1sc Malaga grapes s5.25; fancy lemons s6Os per box sS.75; Irish potatoes per Sg ;i; oS; onions a red globes per bu q os s2. %; Spanish onions $1.b0; Two Grown Raisins k.so box; eoeoanuts st:so; fancy H. F. peanuts hc lb:: choice H. P. peanuts 7c h.; Navy beans ss bu.
 Beeswax--24c.
 Wool--clean s2hc; bury wool 1sMe to green saltsd eMc. Nj. Prime Cotton Seed Meal--ss7 sao. Moiasses--Georgfa cane bbL 3Tu ga1ion. cases. gallons s3 50 per case: maple ageup, Log Cabin rBand. galions 9i4; X xail6ns H.S0; quarts e4.25 per dox.
 chickens-Hens s5Q 4oc; flyers. 20 e s5c; broilers 25c; ducks soc.
 sugar-Granuiatsd 5Ae; F. Y. c. sAc. Egss--22Mc,
 Country Butter-l5c per lb.; Jersey butter BaSsins--Nsw Jute 50 yd. pieces. ID. 1thc; new sugar sack IA lb. 91o; 10. aOc; second hand sugar sacks 1h @eMo. Ties New Arrow S1. 20.
 CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Chicago. Nov. 4.-The Chicago grain mar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
NEW YORK BONDS.

IT S refundlnR 2s reKistered .. ..107h
 do conpon .... .... ......10TM IT s as reeistAred . .... .... ..102h
 do counon' - .... .... ..1O2# IT New Is. regtstered ., .... ....11sM
 dn' oounon -, .... ,... ..s. ..1lsh Amsrican Tobacco 4s ... ...... SAX
 so es - ... ST Atchison gen. 4s .... .... .... .... sIh
 Sa aASnStnsnt Ia - .,,. .... 7S All Coast Line Is . .... ...s .. sSM Bs,timore e Ohio As ,... .... .. s9h
 do. sBs .... .... .... ...... ssa Brooklyn R. T. cv. As zee. .... Central of Georgia 5s s..' ss
 do. 1st. Inc .... '''. .... 70
 So ard. Inc -. ... .... .... 42h Chesa & Ohio ths ...s ...s .. SS Chicago & Alton 5hs ...' 56 Chi B. & c. new As :.. ..'' s4%
 do col ks ... ...s.. 72 c. C. C. & St L. gen 4s 9S Col Industrial 5s Ser. A.... sec. % Col Midland ts "'ss s''' eS Col & Southern 4s '''' s''''" Cuba 5s .... s..s see ss'. s''' zee Ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
sT. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.
THE METAL MARKETs,

New York. Nov. 4.--There was severe break in the London tin market with spot quoted at 143 pounds los and futures at 145 pounds los Locally the market was steady at ss1. 25 0SS1.7s.
 Copper was lower in London with spot closing at 65 pounds los and futures at So pounds. Locally unchanged.
 Lead unchanged in London and locally.
 Spelter unchanged in London; locally weak and lower at S5, 20 @50.
 Iron was lower in the English market with standard foundry quoted at 4ss Sd and Cleyelamd warrants at 49s Sd. Locally the market was quiet with No. foundry north ern quoted at S1s. @$1e. 70; No do at slS TO o $19. 20. Southern grades nominal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
H. : B. BEER COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to c. 0. Abererombie &
 Co.,, Aok Cemmerce st.,

By Rrfvate Wtre to c. @. Abererombfe ~
 New Orleans, Nov. z,--Ths market rang ed within radius of about s6 to 3s points today by opening at le.fi for January, sss seh to 9Psass aad s pared with io.2s to Io.25 at the close of Saturday. The early decline was attributed the Bank of England diseount rate to six per cent. and to the threatened strike of the British railroad employees. pending an adjustment Of differences in conference
 English oonsols were down < point s1 ss for money and French Rentes lost 10 points on the day by closing at s.;ss. The stock s.,s news from Continental financial csnters wss more discouraeine than ever, owing to tho heavy shipments Of gold to aArnerica. situation However, there was quick reac- ton on announcement that Mr. Habersham King. a student of weather and crop statis- only ii.7so.0eo rnaximum.f This conclusion was arrived at on the basis of only allow ing the two Carclinas and Gsorsia about 00o, notwithstanding the trade to be of the opinion1khat they would not only make a record. but would provide . bumper yield more m S than s.sso.oSS which was the produc- tion of that section in teQ4. Another fea- ture Of interest in connection with today's Of only soo.ooO bales for okiahoma, incIud- Ing the Indian Territory. Last year the twin territories made esS.oo0. and while it ts admitted that the planting and growing season was not favorable this year. still the large increase in acreage in that sec tion was counted upon to make good the loss that might come from unfavcrabie cii- mstic conditions.
 Texas has been credited with the possi- bility of making s.ae0,o00 vs 4.o50.ooo last season. which is locked upon as being rather full.
 There has been good demand for spots in this market here of late but 1t is at the expense of business with the interior. which is being restricted, as are receipts. by the difficulties encountered in financing cotton to arrive. The country is not taking kindly to the new system of selling for credit cer- tifieakes. pFefsgTing to hold for cash pay ments.
 Tomorrow VIII De . holiday in New York. election day. and on that account shorts were rounded up in great fashion, mauip- uiators having made rood use of the King estimate in driving shorts to cover. The census report on 'ginnings is expected 10 be bullish by showing about e.ioo,oo0 sinned to November 1st. vs. e,90bsoe0 last year and s.4Bs,000 in 1905.
 Yours very truly,
 C.. c. ABERCROMBIE & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
...I, !. 1t Conner or the LeElslatures

Conner has made a law naming two and three-fourths cents per mile. the legal passenger rate on the Southern Railway. The Legislature made law placing the legal passenger rate, for all roads, two and one-half cents per mile. Which law is in fore? Which shall the officers enforcef IS Conner or the Legislature running things in Alabama? Is Conner invested with pow CT to repeal the acts of tho Alabama Legislature?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
o..... Get a Compromise.

e if the laws don't suit you just tell Governor Conner you win not obex. them and he will set aside the laws and "compromise" with you by giving you a new law that is altogether dif- ferent 10 those enacted by the Legis- lature. That's what he did when he compromised with the Southern Rail- road.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
From the NIany for the Fevv.

OneOnLH UonUCIdIs -.
 Governor Conner Is a great friend @ to the common people. If he succeeds in compromising with the l.. and N. Railroad as he has with the Southern, you will save g cents on your railroad fare every time you go from Oneonta to Birmingham! Nine cents on every
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
| business included
NAVAL STORES,

Charleston, Nov. 4.-TurDentine firm 47hc; sales none
 Resin firm; sales none. ABCD S3.f5; D 33. s0@s5; c $S.s5 @s0; H S3.s6 o f4. GO; I s4. .lBi K s4.70@75; M $500; $s.4s; we $6. s5; wv S6,06.
 Savannah, Nov. 4.--Epirits tuFpentine firm 2.is7.
 Resin firm; sales l.l41; receipts 5,022; shipments 4,ll2; stock Sl,9so Quote: ABCD s4.2o; K s4.7o; N $4.9o; N sS.So; wa $5. %: wv 36 10.
 wilmington. Nov. 4.--Turpentine nothing doing; receipts a1 casks.
 Rosin quiet ga. 50; receipts 221.
 Tar firm S2.3o; receipts b5.
 Crude turpentine firm $s.b0. t3.7S and &3.75; receipts 59.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
yiIl no doubt remain sienificantly sil.

VIII no dOuDL remaln slBnlncantIy blIs ent on the Issue of government by agreement eff the Governor can make laws by agreement on one subject he can make. them on others. The Leg islature, therefore. need not be called into session even to ratify the agree agreement becomes a fixed policy. the State government will depend entirely upon the kind of man who happens to be elected Governor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05

New York. Nov. 4-The initial carpet opening for spring which occurred today did not bring out heavy buyers in the dry goods market. Prices were not made open ly. but were known to be no higher than fall prices. Trade for the day Is generally quiet although some very fair mall orders were received in the jobbing houses. The retail trade Is quieter than it was week aMA-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK COTTON.

New YorK. Nov. 4.-The cotton market had a strong advance after one early break and closd steady at net gain of one to nineteen points. Sales were estimated at e5o.0GO bales.
 rhe market opened at decline of 14924 r,ofratk in response to lower Liverpool cables, B,,t Immediately rallied on covering by Wall
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
Gevernment by Agreement.

''Csrandnna" Advertiser. the sage of Alabama, rises to vemark that The Wordy spell binders who have fulminat- ed against government by tuiunction'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
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RIVER FoRKCAsT. The Coosa and the Alabama will remain
WEATHER oosDIIIoss AND GENERAL

 WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECAsT.
 Light rains have occurred in the lower lake region and upper Ohio valley under the influence of an area of low barometer moving off the New England coast. An area of relatively high barometer covers most of the country south of the Ohio river causing continued fair and cooler weather over most of the Southern states. with light to heavy frosts In middle and eastern cot ton districts this morning, and will cause continued fair weather in Alabama tonight An area of moderately low baromstsr has caused light rains over western Texas has caused light rains In the southern portion of the state. but another "high" Of considerable strength moving eastward over Nevada Is siying generally fair weath- CT and moderately cold weather In vest ern districts, freezing temperatures now prevailing from Nevada eastward through the Dakotas,
 Temperature and precipitation as report. cd by the Weather Bureau for selected southern stations during the 24 hours, end ing am
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
TREAsURY RAI,ANCEg.

Washington, Nov. 4.-TodnYs statement of the treasury balances in the general fund shows:
 Available cash balance .... ..S239. 446, ,452 Gold certificates ... .... .... 74,751,S80
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
LTVERpOOL COTEON,

Liverpool, Nov. 4.--ciose Cotton. spot. good business doing.
 American middling fair s... .... ..e.63 Good middling s... ss'. '..s 's.,-.s,lI Middling s.ss assss s.s' '.ss'o'sl LOW niudlnG s.0.be Good ordinary s.s. s.,s .... zee. ..b.g1 Ofdlnary ss.s .4'pl
 The sales of the day were 10000 bales of which 500 were for speculation and export and included e,s00 American Receipts 5000 bales. including $500 American.
 Futures opened easier and closed steady; American middling zoe.
 November -. .... .... .... ....6.75 November December s,,. ..s.eIh December January .sss ..6.ee JanuaEy-FebruafT ...s s... s-.s ,-b.64h February March ...s ....b.s4h Narch-Aprtl ...s ssss s..s zee. ..s.b.bt Aprtl-May .,.. ssss ssssssss s'..,r1'eSH Aay-June .sss ssssss ss's s'..s. .eS S June-Juy s... ss'. '.'' ....e'es July-August ...s .--s .... ....5.soh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
MEYf ORLEANs COTToN.

New Orleane. Nov. 4.--Spot cotton was firm with low ordinary and good ordinary e.l6c higher than Saturday, ordinary 7~t6e higher, low middling 5-1eo higher and all other grades 1-Isc higher. Middling 10 11-1se. Sales were $500 bales on the spot and a7S to arrive. the local spot sales con- finuing to show gains as a result of the difficulty of obtaining cotton in the inte- rioF. thereby producing firmsr local mar Ret.
 Futures opened steady II to 1s points be- low the close of Saturday, owing to the ad- vance of the Bank of England's discount rate. There was sensational advance son after the opening on bull estimate of the crop. together with reports of cold wave in Texas. some options showing an ad- vance of 35 points.
 shorts rushed to cover and heavy buying was the immediate fature. Predictions of frost throughout Oklahoma and other DOT tipns Of the belt also acted bullish fac tors, and another advance was noted in the late session. At the close. which was steady. the active months were IS to 22 points above the close of Saturday.
 Difficulty in procuring cotton in the inte- xier had the effect today of producing much ftrmar spot markets ct New Orleans and other points. A disposition the part of planters to hold their cotton for cash payments rather than accept certiK- tcatad cheeks has brought about this con- dition and promises to prove q factor in retGrding the movement of cotton abroad unless currency for the purchase of the in- terior cotton is supplied
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
MNCINNATI PRODTrCE.

Cincinnati Nov. 4.-Flour quiet. Wheat easy 9S@S1.00. Corn steady SIC hc.
 Oats steady 46947e
 Rye steady 4s@t9e.
 Provisions steady; bulk meats 3s.62h; lard Ss. 2O@ $S.s2; bacon Ss.97M. whiskey distillers' finished goods steady on basis $1.35
 Butter steady.
 Eggs higher s0624c.
 Poultry steady; springers lhc; hens Sc; turkeys S414c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
ARTICLES,

On the Produce Exchange today the but ter market was steady; creameries 2O@ 23Mc; dairies 19@22e
 Eggs steady; at mark eases included 17h @20he firset 22c; prime firsts 2Ac.
 Cheese steady 12@14hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
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PARIS MARKET.
RERLIN MARKET

Paris, Nov. 4.-Three per cent RenteS 94 francs A centimes for the account Exc changes on London 25 francs 17k centimes for checks.
 BERLIN MARKET.
 Berlin. Nov. 4.-ExchanKe on London 20 marks 65 pigs. for checks Discount rates. short bills per cent. three months bills s& per cent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05

The Farmers' Union Is determined to hold out for 15c cotton. Go 1t, boys, in union there 10 strength.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
ADVANCE IN COTTON
RINGS ESTIMATE or Ii,75O, GOO BALES
 CAUSES A RISE.
Local Receipts Lazht and Demand Esrisk--. Ne TFomble in Paying for Cotton
 Bought is ExpeF-

Under the influence of lower Liverpool market. the New York market declined from Saturdays close about twenty points at the opening.
 During the morning HAbsrsham King, a sfatisttetan, who makes a study of the cotton arop and whose estimates are consid- cred Of value. Issued his statement on the pfoeent crop which he estimates at eleven and three-quaTter millions maximum.
 Upon the receipt of this estimate the market made quick and rapid advance of about thirty points.
 The local market responded promptly with the fluctu&tions of the greater mar hetn and closed with cotton quoted at l0M for middIing and f0K for strict midditng.
 RaceaDts were light and the demand bfiSk. There seems to be no trouble in pay ing for fhe cotton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. Nov, 4.-Cotton seed oil steady prime yellow 36h G%e.
 Sugar steady; refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
NEH YoRK coFFKE nrARKET.

New York. Nov. 4.-The market for coffee futures opened steady at a decline of b6IO points under European selling and some local liquidation. Selling was active late in the day attributed largely to representa- was reported durIng the day. The close was steady but at net loss of OBS points. Sales were reported of s3,7s0 bags. of which 56,000 bags were of December ct 6.E0@65.
 Other business included:
 November ...s .b.e0 March ''-. 's..e. 20 Ve'te May ssss eco ss.'ss0 0.sVVD.S July .. .. ...... s... .... ....6.ss september .... ss.. s.e.svYo.ve September. ...s .s.. b.ygge.oo October ..--a.Vp Wv.AV
 Spot quiet. Rio No. T eMci Santos Mo- { Sc. Mild coffee dull; Cordova s6 @12&c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
SELMA COTTON MARKET.

ed as follows;
 4oQd miodling s..... s...loEe strict midoiing s.,s s..s ...1eAc At11afnS eos s.. tSc Strict low middling .... ......i .i0%c LOW mtdating ..-ss-., .s.. .-..... .l0Mc
 The rec4ipts of today were much better than they have been for sveral days but lit-. tle cotton ia changing hanas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05

LOCAL COTTON MARKET. Spot cotton in the Montgomery market today was dupted ss follows: Atrict miadling ..s .s. ... ... esq .109kc MAuuiauk .-...,s .,bV1Ee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
KANsAs CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, Nov. 4.-Cattle. receipts l4.- 900 incluinE 500 Southern steady to iOe lower:
 Native steers ..., .... ..s!.5o @se.so Southern steers s'So S.SS Native cows ana heifsrs.. l.s0 Q 4.a5 Western .steefs .... s.2S o 4.4e
 Hogs. receipts 5000. Steady:
 SS Sheep. p receipts s.oOo. steady to wsak: Muttons .... .... ...s ITS b.eo Lambs s..s 's.' sl b'zs Q e's
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans. Nov. 4.-Spot cotton firm. uotations revised; sales ATS bales; re- einfs 1s As0; stock 1S7.S67.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05

ceipts 1s.4s0; stock 157.sE7.
 Low ordinary, nom 9-1sc Ordinary nom LAC
 Good ordinary nom 13-lec Low niodltng ssS 1S-lHc Mfddiing s.....10 1Il6c Good middling sss.lO 1b-lbc Middling fair .'s''''...ll e-leo Eatrs nom ss.'4S 4-lec
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05
TIE wnArnEn.

Iwindl Rain State of Weather Time Temp. lpr.h .hr.l in. & and direction
 Iloothsl Of wind.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-05

Chicago. Nov. 4.--The Chicago grain mar kets today ranged as follows: Ia3
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