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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01

pIicit confidence fu the market. for the near future. operators. ss q ruls ssk. sSvantess = ss every recession Sn, Sn Ton sor isns ay yhI1s % was today when values after opening aheut orcnsnfsG of ioe fer asroh asGsaaeS sonfrscts. % ~ ~
 There wac no encourssement to be had from the sopt market which was reported as Eurcpe beng practically out of the market and. as for the movement, 1t was relatively
 h.s |. :: rtssgss sscs. ., q. gcsss 'as: as fore the buying of contracts was more CT s ss' s.ns .s .ss.y sas c .ss ssoald sos fossSa @ors iow:r srspss ssmpsrsriiy. @
 on os s,sn ssi sss nosSs Nay ana July. no doubt with the intention of buying the market down if 1t should become neces- buying has been done with a view of having possesion of the ground floor in event Of an ypward moy.mens oy % taai1s s, place Spon Na the crop arrivals have been in good request, also princippaIy October and far away De- cember,
 The continued upward tendency of the cot ton goods market at New York is having . beneficial effect upon public sentiment which on production. and Mir Eliison's latest esti- mate of the former 12.371,o0o bales of Amer icsn seainst last years actual consumption decidedly conservative since it Is thought that America alone would show an increase in the use of raw material to the extent of 20o.800 bales. Trade with the far East in America and in England and we dare say the continent, however. has not been satis- factory thus far this season. Chin- having accepted but 4ss packages of cotton goods from New York since January 1st, compar- ed with fo.571 bales last year during the same period. whilst the total clearance for all markets has only been 9,s30 vs. 25.Sf9 a year ago. the value of which was s72s.2ss for 1907 against s1.34s445 in 1906
 English Boar of Trade returns for the past four months are of the same character. There Is no let up In the receipts at inland towns Or at the ports there is less demand for spot cotton and there is felt the want of confidence In securities in Wall Street. Under the circumstances, we do not favor the long side of cotton Tor the moment, preferrinR to await developments.
 Yours truly.
 c C. ABERCRoMBIE & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
tCorrected DaiIr.l

 These prices are at wholesale and not to Grapes~s i6. baskets 2O022ho; ID. starch-corn sa1Oc; Standard goods. pearl 4Mc; gloss lump 4c: nickel packages &.
 Rice-Extra fancy head 6hc: fancy head 5ls e 6c; broken 4@5c; Japan 4N @S%c. Salt-Liverpool S1: Virginia bOc.
 Vinogar-per gallon 14@22e.
 coffee-Green, eommon sN Q loc; prime esGisS m se ~ s.nsy %i.S sSiCo 'sTSS i'Sl4"a Craekers-XXX Soda s1se; XXX Ginger snaps 7c. '-... .. IA. ', n, S'rG 'Grits-Per bbl ss .5o; per sack s1.sO. Meal-G5c; pearl FOG; peerless 72hc.
 HamsNboy,s lSGi Veaer barrels; H ~ 4isS patent s4iSS; fancy patent s4.S5; half patent zS1SSi c-Sin and Hay-Bran s1.25: shorts sl s5; .o-, chops 69c; white corn 66c; oats mixed 6Sc: white 54c; white clipped DOC: timothy Si 20; Johnson grass s5c; rust proof oats eoc. Burt seed oats roc; winter turf oats Fruit and Produoe-Potatces ssc bu.; onions S1 bu; Western es-e9age, gs % rr DGl erates Raldyyins $S. .75; fancy B. Davis $3.50 per hhi. apple and white wine vinegar 16c gal. IT p paanuts 7c; lemons extra fancy 14.50; fancy $4.0O box; Evaporated appies. ib cartoon. sAc per lb.: Florida oranges assorted sizes s. 5oQsS.75; per box: heavy ~atght eocoanuts S4.1O per sack: Fresh MsJsea grapes sT.OO per keg; crsnberries siO. % per Dol; crsnser::es Ss % per box. Crown raisins $1 76, per box: Prunes Ss pound boxes b0-sO Ac per pound: 26 bound boxes 6O-5o 7ke per pound s5 Ib boxes 70-s0 exc per lb.: standard hoxes a6 10. evaporated peaches 12hc 10. |; standard boxes 25 lb pectorine peaches 12a asr Ib {. Canadian Rutab aga turnpS sJ .a5 Der sack; navy beans this years ctop S2. 2h per bushel
 BeesWaN-~2bc.
 wool--Clean 22hc; bury wool i2Ae washed wool soc.
 Hides--pry Hints lie; dry salted l5e: green saitsd sMe.
 cottNn Seed Meal-$aS. %.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRoDucr

shicago, Jan 3i.-The local wheat mar ket was strong today because of the contin- sharp advance at Liverpool. At the close the May option was up @%c. Corn was A1Ac higher. Oats gained hc. Provis- ions were "A @l0o to IT he higher
 Sentiment in the wheat pit was builish all day and the volume of trading was large commission sSaTn houses were excellent buyers and ward at the opening on the announcement that wheat was $ @&c higher at Liverpool received e
 The market was strengthened by a report for American wheat and by a statement that millers in the Southwest and North west west have difficulty in securing sufficient wheat for milling purposes The market eased off during the last half hour because or report that shipments from Argentina Tor this week will exceed last weeks move ment by more than 1.000, 900 bushels The close. however. was firm.
 May opened < @Nc to aac higher at 7SXc and closed at TsNc.
 Corn was fairly active throughout the day and the market was generally strong report that the crop in Argentina has been damaged by drouth increased inc local demand and injury by excessive moist in this country also strengthened prices There was good general demand all day all offerings were readily taken The mar, ket closed firm.
 May opened a shade to js Mc higher nt 4s&c to 4s%c. sold up to 47c and closed at 46%c. Local receipts were 431 ears with one of contract grade
 Oats were active and strong. The market was largely influenced by tho strength of wheat and corn Local bulls bought freely
 May opened iL 3Hc higher at 3SR G39c advanced to 3skc and closed at the highest point.
 The provision market was decidedly strong Local packers were free buyers of lard and outside Investors bought pork. The cause or the demand was ten ndVanCA in the price of live hogs At the close May pork up 171sc at Sl735 Lard was up 10d12Lc at So 90. Ribs were "A O 1Oc higher at $9.7o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
THE STOCK MARKET
FuRrHrR oUTPoURrNg OF STOCKS
 INTO MARKET.
Amount Except af the low Level of Prices for Session,

New York. Jan. si.--There was further outpouring of stocks into the market in few of the Influential stocks were driven lower than yesterday before the final recoS- % cry But ths bear opsratSsrs, % os ,ns sefS buying at the declines and set about to reduce tneN commitments on the short side. tecos~ sry ws. mas nas n the .ffscsise the low level of prices Upon the ,,o aesx extreme dullness in the same manner as during -,.Is ans abortive rallies for some days past In,s action of the market kept sentiment onses- ''gI Iaser sna ehe iiauIaation followed the sd, vances with more persistence, as II appea.s appsa,,ai that selling some Of the r,.d mos. in' in s,r,- limited amounts on account of the banking interests having relations With the the Sa, eyn ,s ,sol of the ,, qsia Pacific by large buy ing orders which were executed below " oy brokers usually employed by a, .ne nponertv'
 publishcd eypressions from foreign bank. CTS regarding the American situation ssso wees ns calculated to aliay somewna, rn, ' that foreign ca talists were concerted in the dlscrlm'"a ,r tion against the American enserpr,sess psrs,saa
 These influences were allowed ncs n s. effect after the turn in the market was se- cured. S.... .howed no a,.ans,,,ag ,o follow advances after the achieved measures to drive the bears 10 sos,, cos CT by bidding up prices ,.s The ouy,ss dseree of
 
 deiiberation and lack of urgency that Nsps sba open the feeling of suspicion towaroS sAe rally amongst the trading element. ,,.a
 The February ist settlements ,nS were sesnnins H of the day. but the IF per cent. can , ,a rate held only nomentariiy ana , tne,e reoncy' m other symptom of tightness m ~ ~noncs. some attention was paid also to the recou- ss- rnendation of the secretary or the si1,sa nsrtn,ent for the completion of the ior..liea s,, tions in Hawaii and supposeo re@s
 inc country's relations with Japan.
 An impression got abroad that a ,osrs Esaemp ef t,an of mart of tho government toeLe V. isoI ia in contemplation by the treasury u,G department as use for the goEernmeanr.o aro ,s rc- nosSfa ,vIth the national banks whicn are ,Ss Ie celisS for repayment tomorrow and on '"e EorsiQn exchange continued to recede .o- aay and New York exchange at Chicaso gu vnnced to q premium me Iaca sionsI mand from the shorts came to an oecaSsonS sonss ,,ause and there were several triviai ,eae , ssans b,,t tho last prices of the day were reneraIly the best or nearly 70 - .,
 The close was irregular. Bonds egs onn reg,iisr. TotaI sales par vale Sisso.vvWv' United States bonds were uncnansed V"
 aEw YORK CLOsINs STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
MARKET FOR COTTON
mARKET RALLIED AFTER DECLINING
 TO NEW LOW LEVEL.
Glosed steady at a Decline of Two Points to an Advance of Thirteen Points, New Crop Being Relatively
 Firm.

Z Nav York, Jan. 31.-The cotton market rA1>ied after declining to another hew low I8}tl early in the session and closed rteady U< c decline Of two points to an advance of <Nlrte<n points. the crop being relative " 6rm: Sales for the day were estimated III f75.ooe bales
 Iha opening was steady at advance of
 Eve points to decline of one point, the gains &>ioG due to better cables than due on the New York close of yesterday. while 1t de- xsloped during the progress of the call that Xhere were selling orders around the ring fin 3he hands of cotton houses, presumably re eelved as result of last nights margin call The execution of these orders sent <l34 market off to . III for March and ? 3s for July during the first minutes or about \ #S points net lower and to a new low 1seel for the season. but soon as the rallied on covering of shorts and little tuv}uK for d turn prompted by the smaller Estimates for tomorrow's receipts at leading points and reports of better demand for low grade cotton from New Orleans. The close was at practically the best point |of the session on the active months. with March net unchanged and october 1a points .x4t higher. The March May differences &1Iened to 17 points during the day. show 4n& the apprehension for March tenders to- wHrd the end of February. Unsettled son- 0tkfons in Wall Street led to some Wall street selling during the early Hession
 Eouthern spot markets as officially report f0 were generally unchanged. Fort receipts for the day under ran early estimates;
 Utceipfa at the ports today 40,4o2 bales. ak6inst 4sp9i last week and 14.O6s last gear. For the week festimated) 275.oo0 k4Ies against 2ss. 155 last week and 132.3ss last year.
 Hecnipts at New Orleans today 17.042 halAs, against 2. 1s0 last year and at Houston fs'fs2 bales, against s.ssS last year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
HARVEY IS ELECTED.
Labor Leader to Represent Derbyshlr
 In Parliament.

London Jan. 31.--By the greatly re duced majority of 729. w. r. Harvey the Liberal Labor candidate who Is aI agent of the Derbyshire Miners Union was elected yesterday to represen Northeast Derbyshire in the House Commons
 The vacancy was caused by tn death of Thomas D. Bolton. Liber9 whose majority at the election of 1s6 was l,7s9s~ was a straight eonservS tive Liberal fight based on the generG -~iieisS of the two parties.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
KENTUCKY LAND DEAL.
Nashville Capatalists to Develop Darh
 and Bloody Ground.

and Bloody Ground.
 Nashville, Tenn. Jan. 31.-The South. ern Timber Land and Mineral Compa- ny of Nashville, which is headed by Ex-Governor Benton McMillin Of Ten. nessee has purchased from the Contin, ental Realty Company of Winchester, Ky, ffty-two thousand acres of coal and timber lands in Breathitt, Knott and Perry counties, Kentucky, at a cost of one million dollars.
 The land involved In the deal lies principally on the proposed extension nf the Lexington and Eastern rail- road and is the richest land in coal and timber in, the mountains of Eastern Kentucky. Saw mills and coal mines will be opened at once.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
NAVAL STORES REVIEW.
Timely Lesson is Administered to oper-


 Savannah, \Jan. sI.-CspeciaL)-A timely though severe lesson on the results of hold ing was administered in the past week to those operators who sought to secure an advance in prices on rosins by withholding the ''pales' until quite aT accumulation of those grades were on hand at points of pro- duetion.
 The receipts of pales. as has been men- past been unusually fight. and on this very scantiness did the quotations temain unusually high. In fact, the main strength of this uaarket was traceabie to the light ness of receipts. When the unusually heavy receipts were dumped on the open market together with those delayed by the local freight congestion. prices suffered heavily decline of fully s1 per barrel being quot cd on the inside of two prices. This was on last Saturday and at the opening Monday Thus did the producer learn his lesson on the evil of holding" instead of shipping ket in the the past day. however, has recovered slightly from the effects of the sudden in creased receipts and it Is probable that val ues will slowly work back to their Former level.
 The market for spirits of turpentine ruf- fered but one temporary setback during ception the trend has been very slowly up- ward and at the opening yesterday values stood at 7eSo or Ac Soovs the closing closing val val firm at 70Mc per gallon. All offerings were not taken at this value.
 AS VIII De seen, the receipts were very in fact. but 1928 casks. The outward n>czement was also slow though greatly in excess of the volume of the arrivals. The receipts follow:
 Tuesday 1ss casks. week 1929. month 7.- s06, season Iss.33s.
 The exports were: Tuesday 1e5 casks, week 2,551, month 12.79s. season 173,573. Foreign Iaeo Stock 14,4eT.
 Compared with previous weeks of this month the volume of business in roslns dur lng the past week was relatively small. The quotations on regulars at the close yester- day were: Water white $6. 50: window glass Ss. 30; N SC. co; M s6. 25; S5.s5; s4. 50: H s4.4o; G s4. 20; F $40; E A.10; D s4 10; CBA S4.10.
 The receipts Of rosins were: Tuesday 2,4T3 barrels. week 1i.475 month 62,T0e, season s07,0sl, Total sales l3.s4e; of spirits 1,22s
 The exports: Tuesday i40. week 14,275, month Se.492. season 572.4ee, Foreign 11.250, stock on hand yesterday. 77992 barrels.
 Sales of ''turps." May-August futures have been effected at 63c.
 CRnVATT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS.

st Louis Ian. 31.-The Nt, LOUIS sIHIl markets today ranged as follows;
 Wheat May 77t, asked: range 77% to 77% July 7s!s asked range 7e& O b to v A' May Ii,s aeked: range t4S to 44A. July 44Is asked range t4A to 46. May Ss4 hid: range ss1s to 9s%. Iuly 35A asked
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
AIAYFL0wER LEAVES YARD.
Will Take Department Party On Cruiss
 of InspectIOn.

Washington. Jan. 31.-The naval yacht Mayflower left the Washington navy yard today bound for New Or. leans, where she will take on board As sistant Secretary Newberry and party for cruise in the Gulf of Mexico and the West Indies, during which the as. sistant secretary will make an oficia Inspection of the naval stations at Pen- sacola. Key West and Guantanamo. Cuba.
 The party will start from New or leans the latter part of next week
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
ss,sss.4Oe.A7

Molasses--Georsta cane, barrel $50 ps gallon; cases, gallons $s per case; maple syrup; Log Cabin, gallons $14; h gallon, @. 50; quarts 34. 25 per dog.
 Chickens-Hens 35c; flyers 25 o soc; broII- CTS 20Q25c; turkeysA A12hc lb.
 Sugar-Granulated 6hc; F. Y c. 5Mc. Eggs-20c per dozen.
 Country Rutter-12Mo per h.
 Sweet Potatoes-S1. .00 per bushel
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
NEW ORLEANS COTTON,

New Orleans. Jan. 31.--Spot cotton closed firm. unchanged; middlnE telac. Sales on
 Futures opened steady. net two points lower poor cables The bear element was more active than usual, but every time the ten cent level was approached the bulls rallied to the support of the market. The closing tone was steady, five to eleven points above that of yesterday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
NEM YORK DRY GOODS.

New York lan 3l.-The dTY- goods mar k6t was very strong today. Fruit of the Joorn and other ticketed sheetinEs were nd vanced half cent yard today Outing flannAls had a large Hale Foreign dress Ro6da N ere In better call for spring Heavy sottons were more active and firmsr. Raw auk was steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE. nnia Ian 21-Elnnr nfaadN

St Louis, Jan, 3l--FlouF Hteady. WhiSkey steady s1 33.
 Pork higher: jobbine SIT go.
 Lard higher: prime steam s9 47iz
 Dry salt meats higher. boxed extra shorts se 75; clear ribs s9 .S71a short clears $I0. Bacon higher: boxed extra shorts $10. 50: clear ribs slo.s2ls short clears S10 T6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01

HAYWARD WICK AND cLARK's COTTON
 LETTER.
By Private Wire ts Walter Cstter and Ce
 A2 GnEr.unArna Gt

42 Commerce st.
 New Orleans, Jan. S1.--Liverpool was good enough, spots only three lower, sales ten thousand and our market opened st unchanged figures but New York broke bad iy at the start and tore the other markets down with 1t. Nearing ten cents for March there was however. such resistance here, that the difference from New York widened to over 90 points New crops showed strength and are attracting interest There are very good reasons in favor of buying new crops below ten cents.
 With fine crop prospects, every body talk ing big crop and no body dreaming that a 13 million bale crop could be absorbed by the trade without serious depression in prices the lowest new crop options sold last summer were barely one cent below present new crop prices: Today we are en- another large crop is needed, prospects for a 1s.ooO, 900 bales crop would not convey the same bearish ideas and there will undoubted- ly be a large absorbing demand for early receipts on their grade.
 Ali this points to important price fluctua- tions in new crops this spring and summer. The spot market Is quiet. Good looking around but buyers and sellers are apart. sSms low sradeS @ se1s sas. a er Sr and likely to be widened tomorrow. spot re- vision day. The into sight for the week 239,33S in 1905 Futures recovered some of the loss but are dull. Traders watch New York and are waiting for decisive news According to information from New York the liquidation of March longs. unless the whole aspect should cnange Oy deciue0 falling off tn the movement soon, will influ- ence and dominate the market particularly at dull periods for weeks to come As soon as this market pressure stopped today, prices here recovered rapidly. The market although dull shows strength under adverse conditions and new crops are particularly steady. Large into sight figures may cause further temporary easiness tomorrow. Ac- cording to extensive information from Texas the movement to port in that state will continue free for the next two three weeks yet The spot market was firmer in the afternoon. More business including also some low grades.
 WALTER CoTTER co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
CINCINNATI PRonrCE.


 Cincinnati, Jan. 31.-Flour quiet Wheat lower 77Q hc. Corn highef 469Ec. Oats firm 39@ hc. Rye higher 70@71c. Provisons steady. Whiskey $1.29. NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET. New Orleans. Jan. 31.-Sugar steady; cen- trifugal whites 3-16N4kc; centrifugal yell low 3%q4hc: seconds 2ts Q3 7-16c; new molasses syrup S0m34c.
 NEW YORK PRODUCE. New York, Jan. 31.-Cotton seed oil bare ly steady: yellow 45c. Sugar steady refined steady; Fair refin- ing 2 31-32c; centrifugal 96-test 15-S2c; molasses sugar 23-32c.
 MEMPHIS COTTON OIL. Memphis Jan 31.--Cotton seed oil; prime crude S4c; choice meal $24.5 choice cake s21. 50.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. Jan. 31.--Cotton Eeed oil; prime 43c; crude~37c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
s--RisinR. Falling.
RIVER FORECAsT.
 (For Next Two Days.) \ The Coosa and Alabama will rise
WEATHER CONDITIONS Az ID GrNERAr
 FORECAST

WEAIHER CONDITI0NS A ID GENERAL
 FORECAST
 Cloudy weather with scattered precipita- ton still prevails throughout the country Mooerate rains have been general fin the gulf states and at am, they continued at most points in Alabama. A very extensive area or low pressure stretches from northern Tex dominate the weather in Alabama tonight and Friday and rain may be expected to continue, slight temperature rises have been general In the south Atlantic and east gulf states Especially high thermometer read- ings are reported from Mississippi and west ern Alabama, but they will decrease during the next thirty-six hours to a point about equal to the reading in eastern Alabama. In New England and the lower lake region the weather Is rather coId-some of the report ed temperatures being slightly above zero. Temperature and precipitation reports iron,
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 ending at 2 am.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
NAVAL srnREs.

savannah. Jan, 3i.--Turpentine firm f0A 71c: sales 2if; receipts 92s; shipments 12e.
 Resin firm; sales ,2,l6s; receipts s,236; sl mS41O: E $4.10ds4.l5: FG $4 100 s4 p: 1T S4 S4.1OMSi.25; s4.2oTs4 %; x g. co: s5 95a s5.4Oi N SC %; we S6.l6; wv s6 .5Q.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
NEW ORIEANs COTTON rUTrREs.

New Orleans Jan. 31--Cotton futures on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today closed steady. Quotations ranged as :ol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01

Wilmington Jan. a1.-spirits turpentine quiet G9'ac; recipts 35 casks
 Rosin firm S3 20: receipts S1T.
 Tar firm g.. 30: receipts 2b6. Crude turpcntine firm s3Sb s4.oO ana at l0; receipts s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
DAILr COTTON MARKET.
-rn, Movement.

Galveston--Fifm 10 11-1ee: net receipts sb,9se; gross receipts 15.2s4; sales 1.212; stock tos,325; shipments to continent 7o9S; eoastwisa l22 .@
 f7.04a: gross receipts 17.042; sales 3.S75: &fnck 3S1 002 shipments to Great Britain e1.a00. to continAnk 1.450; coastwise 24S.
 Mobile steady t@1aHe; net receipts ss.:
 Havannah--Quiet, 10 3-16c; net receipts aess: gross receipts 3.ss3; sales 70; stock 1s4ss7s: shipments to continent s,s7S; coast wise 1.694.
 Charieston--ouiet. 1oc; net receipts 1l6; erosr receipts iie; stock 13.575.
 Wilmineton--Steady. 10kc; net receipts Ss7: gress receipts e67: stock 19,76S.
 Norfoik--Steady, 10hc; net receipts 2,646; gross receipts 2.s4e; sales 41s; stock 4e.ss4; shipments to continent 30; coastwise 1,045.
 Baitimore--Nominal. 10&c: gross receipts i 27s: stock 5,s50; shipments to Great Brit ain 4,11e; to continent 35.
 New York-Steady, He; gross receipts e.5si: sales 2.406; stock 142,140: shipments q Great Britain 52; to continent [.
 Boston-steady. He: net receipts 12s: gross receipts 3,273.
 et; Kross receipts 2.sT4: stock l,o75.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
TREAsURy BALANCES,

Washington. Jan. S1.-Today's treasury balance, exclusive of the gold reserves, show: Available cash balance .... $244, ,o145S9 Gold coin and bullion ,... 99.11O,634
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01

Note-T indicates a trace of precipitation.
 MONTROSE W. HAYES,
 Local Forecaster. weL her Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas CIty. Jan 3I.-CattIe. fecelpts b,- oo0 including roo SouthernS. Market strong. Cows and heifers 10d15 higher. Choice export and dressed