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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
THE STOCK MARKET
EARLY PROMISE OF LARGE BUSINESS
 WAS NOT MAINTAINED.
IrreGuias Opening was Followed by an Act I've Buying Movement. Which Caus- cd Fairly Comprehensive
 Advance.

New York, Jan 7--The early promise of a large business in stocks for the day was not maintained in the later market. The duiness which .interyened was due to a seem ing suspension of speculative opinion be. tween the conflicting influence of marked and weaknes in another.
 The irregular opening was followed by . faifiy comprshensive - advance. nf Distinct | lines of cleavage in the movement then develop ed. Tn Union Pacific. Reading and Amak pressure and an important distribution so- ing on which was interpreted as a move- ment to take profits on the part of the buy to do with stirring up the}speculative reviv- al. There was no chanee in the condi- tions which were supposed to have melted ever. some differences In the construction placed on those conditions These had to do with the line of public discussion of the disclosures of the affairs of the Harrirnan Railroad Companies. brought out in the course of the interstate Commerce Commits
 The news from Washington of the uphold ing by the Supreme Court of the New York State stock tranfer tax, was a disappoint- been built on this suit for relief from a burden that has had recognized influence in repressing activity in the stock market. Brooklyn Transit was the belief that a jul dicial decision would be handed down af- firming the right of the company to charge a
 The weak shoiwng of the Saturday bank statement was not much regarded today. as confidence was general that the immediate factors in the money market are working towards ease for time at least Discount receded further in London today and there was some reaction in the foreign exchange market here. In Berlin there was recovery in the discount market This was the only development seeming to conflict with ssupposition taht the Bank of England was likely to lower it's discount rate this week.
 Money for all periods was obtainable at per cent. in this market today. Late in the day there was some added stiffness to the tone of the call loan rate. which rose to 10 per cent. with added effect on the prices Railroad traffic officials were united in ad- mitting a reduction in the pressure of offer ed traffic. which promised relief from the car shortages. The late furry in money caused an Irregular closing.
 Bonds were firm. Total sales par value s2.s40.0oo. United States As advanced per cent. on call.
 NEW YORK CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
WILL OF CASsATT.
Wife and Sons and Daughters Get Prac
 ticaIIy Eutire Estate.

ticaIly Entire Estate.
 Philadelphia, Jan. 7-The will of th' ,late A. J. Cassatt. president of the Penn sylvania Railroad, containing two codi cils was filed with the register of will of Montgomery county at Norristowf Pa, today
 It disposes of his estate which ha not yet been officially appraised bt which is estimated to be worth mol than $5,OO0, ,000. The testament is ven long, briefly summarized 1t leaves tn entire estate to the widow and thr9 surviving children with bequests \ two sons-in- law.
 To Mrs. Lois Buchanan Cassatt, tit widow, are bequeathed all the testa tors household goods. pictures, horsd and carriages and other personal prod erty including his country seat, "Ches wold at Haverford near this city: Foul Acres" his summer home at Bar HarI bor. Maine, and the Cassatt home d 2o2 West Rittenhouse Square In thf city.
 To Dr. James P. Hutchinson, whI was the husband of MT Cassatt's de ceased daughter, the will bequeath s50,O0O "as a mark of my regard" an, to w. Plunkett Stewart, formerly O Baltimore. the husband of Mir. Cassatt' living daughter, the same sum wa given. but a codicil dated May 8, 1906 the amount was increased to $100, 900
 The sum of $100,00O is bequeathet to Robert Ke,so Cassatt for the pur pose of establishing him in bushes with W. P1unkett Stewart.
 The residue of the estate is left Il trust and forty per cent of the incom Is to be paid to the widow and tn, remainder in equal shares to the thre surviving children.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
H & B. BEERS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to c. c. Abercrombie &
 Co.,. 8 Commerce St.

Co.,. 32 Commerce St.
 New Orleans. Jan. 7.-An surface features except the heavy movement to market were favorable to a higher level of values to- day. and while there was something of an improvement in early hours, March having opened at 10.5 53. compared with Saturdays closing at 4S, prices eased s<f under pres sure of realizing sales by longs. bull support being conspicuous by It's absence.
 Liverpool reported a large business doing in spots. sales for the day amounting to 15.- 900 bales at an advance of ten points, but points up. which was a full response to the advance in America on Saturday. finally closed at a net advance on the day of about 4h points the large spot demand, notwoth- standing, However. rumor had it that the National Ginners' Association had esti- mated the quantity of cotton Ginned to Jan- uary list. at 11.725. 900 bales to 11,7500 900, or about e3s.0o0 bales for the last period. De- cember 18th, to January list, against 426,000 last year. In this connection we again call attention to the fact that even though there was to be more cotton Rinned after Decem- Der 18th, than was ginned after the same date last year. 1.762.o00 bales. the years growth. plus linters owuld be oyer lS.ooo'oOO bales
 It is evident. nevertheless, that there is to be larger ginnings during the balance of this season than one year ago. unless, of course, there having been a larger percent age of this crop ginned to date than the same time last year which many are of the been knocked out from time to time by larger ginnings than looked for. At any rate anything like 11,525,OO0 or more by the census will show that there has been much ginned during the last period last year. whilst figures of more than 11,750,000 would probably bring the amount to be re- ported ginned up to January 18th to nearly as much as in the big crop year of 1904. when 12,T6S.000 bales were accounted for. even though there be less number of gins heard from than tow years ago, last report showing a deficit of 1,762 gins compared with returns of 1904. Therefore, the fate of the market depends upon whether or not the demand for spot cotton continues in the present general manner the census re- ports yet to be published and the heavy movement to market will probably bear si- lent testimony in favor of the crop being in excess of the worlds requirements, which fact will be realized sooner later more so as ew draw nearer to the time TOT pre- pairing for the new crop. and iwth prospects of visible supply in the near future of upwards of 100000 bales in excess of two years ago. the excess becoming larger every day. spot holders would do well to take advantage of the present firm market to liquidate their holdings.
 Yours truly,
 C. C. ABERCROMBIE & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
FOR COTTON
MARKET SHOWED IA REACIIoNARY
 TENDENCY.
0penfng Was stsady at Net Decline ok Five to Ten Points on Covering and Support Attracted by
 Higher Liverpool.

New York. Jan. 7.-The cotton market showed a reactionary tendency after an oDeninEA advance today and closed steady at net decline of 5@ 10 points. Sales were estimated at 100000 bales
 The opening was steady at an advance of 3@7 points on covering and bullish support which was attracted by the higher Liverpool market and big spot sales (15,000) at an advance of ten points reported by the early cables. The initial advance carried prices about s5 07b points above the low level of last month and attracted quite a good deal of realizing. with profit taking further pro- noted by the fact taht the New Orleans market is to be closed tomorrow and by certainty concerning the probable showing of the census figures expected on Wednes- day. The big estimate for tomorrows re- cetpts at Houston encouraged some selling by local bears also and prices soon eased off to few points under the closing fig ures of Saturday Trading was less active at the decline and Fluctuations narrowed but the market showed no rallying power and closed at the lowest prices of the day.
 Receipts at the ports today 53. .9S9 bales against f2.1s7 last week and 3S.570 last year. For the week (estimated) 2so.o00 bales. against 313,7oi last week and 1s3. .2ss last year.
 Todhy's receipts at New Orleans 1s.3s4 bales. against ss34 last year and at Houston ae4s bales. against e.512 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Pnrf Mnxemenf-

GaIveston--steady. 10 11-1ec; net receipts >1S.394: gross receipts 1S.S94: sales sos etock 5S2. .42s: shipments to Great Britain 7.I3s. to continent 7.616: coastwise 6,427
 New Orieans-Steady. 10hc; net receipts go. sls; gross receipts 2o,s19 sales 7.20o; stock 41s.S7s.
 Mobiie-Firm. 10kc: net receipts 1,o3o; Rrcss receipts I.o30; sales TOO; stock 53.345: shipments coastwise ST
 sayannah--steady. 10 s-1sc: net receipts e.511; gross receipts s,711; sales 2,9S5; stock 1Ts.472.
 Charleston--Nominal: net receipts f6l; gross receipts 164; stock 1s.54S; shipments coastwise 2.eS5.
 Wilmington--steady. 1okc: net receipts gs1; gross receipts s51: stock ia, 910
 Norfelk--Eirmss 10 %c; net rec ipts 3,011; !; gross receipts 3.011; sales s25; stock b. 062; shipments coastwise 4,452.
 BaItfnore-Firm. 10%c; gross receipts 1.257. stock 6.S50.
 New York-Steady. 10. s5: net receipts 64: gross receipts 1s.57S; sales $500; stock Iss.e0s
 Boston-Steady 10. S5: net receipts 62s; gross receipts 2,0S2; shipments to Great Britain s14: to France 1.27s; to continent s0s.
 Philadelphia--Steady. lilo; net receipts 156; gross receipts 156; stock 2,193.
 Jacksonyille-Net receipts so; gross re- ceipts 50; shipments coastwise 50.
 Brunswck-Stock 17,247: shipments to Great Britain 5.6T2.
 Misceilaneous-Net receipts 12t: gross re- ceIpts 121.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
SAVES SIX LIVES.
Russian Terrorist Secures Key to the
 Imperial Cipher.

Odessa, Jan. T.-Six terrorists havo been saved from the gallows by ro. sourcefpl revolutionists here who con. ceived the bold plan of utilizing the of- hcial cipher to hoodwinlS the Governor General.
 The terrorists had been tried bv court martial and sentenced to death md were awaiting execution. when the Governor General received a cipher tel egram from St. Petersburg, conveying the Emperor's order to commute the death sentences to hard labor for life. The order was officially put in force but the authorities have now ascertain+ ed that 1t was a clever forgery. Ac- cording to the Russian law prisoners cannot be executed once their sentences have been officially commuted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08

directed was sufficient to deter MT Wilson's who is a lawyer and properti holder residing in Chicago. and h' prosecuted the case to the court of las resort
 Tn his opinion Justice Brewer sal the United States Government ha dominion and control over the cans zone, and, therefore. has authority t' appropriate money to construct thu canal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
PAYMENT VALID.
Supreme Court UphoIds Purchase of
 French Company.

Freneh C0mpany.
 Washington, Jan. That the action of the Secretary of the Treasury ia paying out $50, ,e)O. .0Oo on account of the purchase of the Panama Canal property to the new Panama Canal Company of France. as directed by tho Act of Com gress of 1902, was valid and regular. was decided today by the Supreme Court of the United States.
 The decision was announced by Jus tice Brewer, and was handed down In the case of Warren B. Wilson against Secretary Shaw. The case was in the nature of an Injunction suit by Mir. Wilson to restrain the payment of tho money, and 1t originated in the local courts of the District of Columbia be- fore the money had bee7 paid.
 The decision of both the District Su- preme Court and the District Court of Appeals was unfavorable to Mfr. Will sons contention that the act of Con- gress was unconstitution, but neither these decisions nor the fact that the Secretary had made the payment as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
GERMANS COMING OVER.
Kniser Sends Subjects To Study COndi-
 tiOna In America.

Berlin, Jan. 7-Emperor William is sending Waldcmar Won Schack to tho United States to study the commercial and financial situation there on which subjects he has been at work in the foreign office. Herr Von Schack will leave for America from Hamburg to- morrow on the Hamburg American line steamer Kaiserin Auguste Victoria.
 The Emperor also is sending. at his own expense. six army officers to the United States for several months trav- el for their general benefit. His ma jesty has been doing this for three years past, selecting merltorious off, cers from the younger men in the war office or on the general staff.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
nredre nhin River.

Washington, Jan. 7.-The Board O Engineers appointed to examine int, the needs of the Ohio river bctweei Pittsburg and Cairo In the way of nav1 gation has just completed its repoJ and 1t will now come before the Riv ! and Harbor Board for revi,w befoI submission to Congress. It is said thd the original board has recommend3 the improvement of the river by ti dredging of a channel nine feet
 dspth between the points named.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08

(COrrected DalIy.)
 These prices are at wholess.e and not to to consumers.
 Beeswax-2AN 426hc. Grapes-2 lb. baskets 20022Ae; h. starch~Corn s01oc: standard goods peArl Axe; gloss lump +kc; nicqel pack Rios-Ex,ra fancy exc: bead 4@Sc; brok. saItULiverpool S1: Virginia soc. VineEar-per gallon 1I o 22c.
 Coffee-Green. common 9h 010e; prime 10 la Q llc choice II 0ltc: fancy 130iAke candies-stick se: fancy SCI crackerh-xXX seda shc: XXX Ginger snaps 7c.
 Grits-Per bbI. S3 50; per sack s1.eo. Meal-sSc: pearl roc: peerless 72ho- Lard-LAaf loAc; compound Ske; bastS HSms-povs Ise; others 1GM olsa-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
WICK & CLARK'S COTTON
 LETTER.

By Private Wire to Walter COtteF & Co.,,
 42 Commerce St.
 New Orleans. Jan 7,-Bullish feeling and conditions the other side are reflected in another sharp advance in futures at Liver pool and a large turn over in spots, total sales reaching 15.000 bales at 10 points higher quotations. In our markets we had the usual realizing this morning on a high CT opening and some of the improvement was lost.
 Holiday tomorrow and the proximity of a census bureau checked support On the other hand. although there Is much feeling
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FuTuREs.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

New Orleans Jan. 7.--Spot cotton closed steady. unchanged: middlpg 104hc. sales rive.
 Futures opened steady ono to six points up on general good spot demand Later the market sagged on the depressing influ- ence sf the New York market. The close was steady. 4@10 points under Saturdays final figures.
 The exchange will be closed Tuesday ow- ing to a local holiday commemorating the Battle of New Orleans"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
CINCINNATI PRODUCE.

Cincinnati Jan. 7.-Fiour quiet. Wheat steady 75076c. Corn firm 43h @44c. Oats ~teady 3Sh E939c. Rye quiet 7l@7?c
 Provisions steady: bulk meats $S.I5: b9- con S1o: lard SS. 65.
 Whiskey firm $1 2s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
Interior Movement.

Houston Steady. ID 9-l6c: net receIpts es45; gross receipts s,645 shipments l3.9O6 i; sales 2,161; stock 94.0a5
 Augusta-Steady. iO7Sc; net receipts 746: gross receipts 746 shipments 43o: sales 7s6; stock 49.762
 97I: gross receipts 724s; shipments s.192: sales G. 500, stock 171.270.
 St Louis-steady. lO%c; net receipts 717: gross receipts 6,o12: shipments 5.654: sales 97a; stock 2S,341
 Cincinnati--Net receipts So7; gross re- ceipts 9O7; shipments 574; stock 9,s44.
 Iouisville-Firm, 10 ll-16c.
 Total today-Net receipts 15.2S5; gross receipts 24.557: shipments 27,996: sales 10 . sOS; stock 3S3. 3.412
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
Total Movement.
rntal tnd

Total today at all ports net 53,999; ship ment to Great Britain 13.s22; to France l,27a; to continent S.425 to Japan 15o; stock t.3o3.65O
 Consolidated at all ports net loo. 004; ship rnents 10 Great Britain 40103. to France n. .O29: to continent tS4lo: 10 Japan 130
 Total since Sept |. at all ports net 6.224.- 532: shipments to Great Britain .9l3.4S7; to France 542.396. to continent l,sl7.Ss7: to Japan 94.4S4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
NAVAL STORES.

Savannah. Jan 7.-Turpentine firm sSk c; sales 341: receipts se9; shipments 1S0.
 Rosin firm: sales 3.927: receipts 2.623; shipments 165; stock 76.524. Quote: ABC s3. .s0QS3. 8 .so@$3. .s7h; E S3. 300 s4. %: F $3 .95 Gs4. O5: G S4. .o5@S4. 07h; H SC. .25: VIC s6.75: wv S7.00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
TREASURY BALANCES.

Washington Jan. 7.-Today's treasury balances exclusive of the gold reserves show:
 Available cash balance .... $243,5s0197 Gold coin and bullion .... .... 104.17127o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
ST LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS.

St Louis. Jan. 7.-The St, Louis grain markets today ranged as follows:
 Wheat JuIy 73E asked: range 739s to 73M d74.
 Corn:- May Al is bid; range 41% to Az. July 42&. range none
 Oats:- Jan, 34ta. May a5 < range 35% to 35b July 35 bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET.

New Orleans. Jan. 7.-sugar steady; open kettle centrifugal 9-lea3 lS-16e; centrif- ugal whites 4 1-l6c; centrifuRal yellows 3% 1-16c: seconds 2%G G3 9-1sc; new mo- lasses syrup 30%40c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York, Jan. T.-The dry goods market opened active and strong Many buyers were in the jobbing and primary houses. Some grades o6 prints were advanced kc per yard Cotton yarns were strong and fairly active. Raw silk quiet. Additional lines If mems wear goods were opened.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
~rw YORK COFFEE FUTURES.

New York. Jan 7.-Coffee futures opensd barely steady at a declipe of 15@2o points and sold off to net decline of about 10 @ 95 points under European pressure and liq- uidation promoted by lower European ca bies larger banking receipts at primary noints and rumors that English banking in- terasts were having difficulty in disposing of lately purchased Brazil bonds purchased. issued under the vaorizaton law. At the decline there was some buying by local bulls on steady spot situation and prices ralll- ed slightly in the late trading with the close steady at net decline of 5 @ l5 points en les rennrted of 250. 900 bags including:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08

Wiington Jan 7.-Spirits turpenNne nothing doing: receipts 30 casks
 Resin nothing doing: receipts 252.
 Tar firm $2 50; receipts 172.
 Turpentine firm $3. 35; s4. 50 and S4. 50; receipts S9.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

st Louis. Jan. 7-Flour steady. Whiskey steady $1 S3,
 Pork steady; jobbing $16 60.
 Lard lower; prime steam S9 %.
 Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts $9.1els e $9. .37ia; clear ribs s9 47h short clears S9 50.
 Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts $9.759 S10.12ia; clear ribs $10.121s; short clear s1O.25
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
MEMPHIS COTTON OIL
NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.

Memphis. Jan. 7.-Cotton seed oil prime crude 2sc: choice meal S25. %: choice cake S24. 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
wEArHnR coNpIT1oNs AND GENERA

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECAST. In Texas. Louisiana. Arkansas. Missouri and all the states to the east of the Missis- sippi river the weather is partly cloudy ad warm In the Missouri and upper Missis pi valleys cold weather, with sleet q snow prevails. The indications are that in Alabama fair weather will continue tonight and Tuesday. There will be no material change in temper ature.
 Temperature and precipitation reports from selected Southern stations. for the a hours ending ct c. m
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
MONTGOMERY CUREENT QpCTATIONs

Charleston. Jan 7.-Turpentlne and rosin nothing doing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08

New Orleans Jan 7.-Cotton seed oil prime 40c; crude 33c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
E E. Johnstone & Co.
 Cotton Buyers and Warehousemen rrsps H.rtsrc cstton Bought Any Point Alabama. Storage and Consents Solicited Lowet Insurance best facilities
THE WEATHER.

uaay Lecai Weather Reporf and Riyez uoited states Department of ARrfculturs Weather Bureau LecaI observatior Central Time.)
 Montgomery. Jan. :. 1907.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08

s-HisinE. Falling
 RIVER FORECAST
 (For Next Two Days, The Coosa and the Alabama will continue to fall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
KANAsAs CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, Jan. 7.-Cattle, receipts eco including 300 Southerns Market steady 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
Sugar raw steady: fair refining s1-1sc: centrifugal 9e-test S-16c: molasses sugar 13-lCc,


New Orleans Jan. 7.-spot cotton closed very steady Sales 1900 bales; receipts 20s1s bales; stock 41sS2S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-08
D,rv WORK RONDs.

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