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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
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(CorFecC@0 DakAy0
 These prices are at wholesale and not to
 crapes--s ib. baskets aO9ssKe: SD. easnses starcb@corn s@ioc: standard rooa. pei 4hc; gloss lump 4c; nickel packages iArd-Leaf 1O&ei compound axe; basis rSEqs RIee-Extra fancy head shc; fancy heaa sN gsc; broken 495c; ! ;v;.l's Japan 4 a5ko.
 Vinegar-per gallon 14@22c.
 Coffee-Green. common sA @1oc; prime 1OM 0iic; choice I1M @12o; fancy is@ tt csandies-stick Sc: fancy s01oc.
 crackers-xxX Soda shc; XXX Ginger sardines-American mustard ss. 70; 4 H-o,i arits-per bbl: s:7o; per sack sl.so.
 asa,%eHS; asmsSDove 7 i7c: others @ set1SS sAe.
 Flour-Basis barrels; high patent s4, 30. fancy patent s4. s5i half patent ss so.
 Grain and Hay-Bran $1 .25; shorts sI 2K. corn chops s4c: white corn sSe: oats mixed 54c; white 57c; white clipped 5Sc; timothy $1. 20; Johnson grass S5c; rust proof oats 65c: Burt seed oats 75c; winter turf oats Fruit and Produce-Potatoes 200 bu. an ions q .ss bu-; Western cabbage. bbL crates fancy Ben Davis apples s4.o0 per bbi apple and white wine vinegar Isc gal. !: fancy full cream cheese daisies 17c: fancy HIP peanuts .7Hc; lemons extra fancy s4. .5o: fancy &4.00 box; evaporated apples i ib' cartoon Shc per lb.; California Navel or. weight coceanuts s4.0o per sack; Fresh Malaga grapes s7; % per keg; Two Grown raisins $l.75 per box; Prunes 25 lb. boxes per lb.: 2s lb. boxes 7O-s0 6kc per Ih. :. standard boxes 25 lb. evaporated peanbass l2Mc per lb.: standard boxes pecforine peaches 12c per lb,; Canadian rutabaga tur- nips s2.25 per sack; navy beans this years crop S2 .25 per bu.
 Beeswax-25c.
 Wooi-cleaa ashc; bury wool 1sMc; green salted Shc. ~' Cotton seed meal--32s. %.
 Molasses-Georgia cane. barrel ssc per gallon; cases gallons s3 per case: mapIe syrup. Log Cabin, gallons S14; 1s gaIlons 0 80; quarts s4.2 per doz
 CTS 2bc: turkeys 12c.
 sugar-Granulated 5he; F. Y. C. 5Ae.
 Eggs-13c per. dozen
 Country Butter-12kc per pound
 sweet Potatoes-$1-00 per busheL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
MARKET FOR COTTON
ACTIVE BUYING IN THE MARKET
 YESTERDAY.
Er1ees. However, Continue to Decline After the Opening--Unsettied Condition of Stock Market Probable
 Cause of Decline.

New York March 1s-The cotton aazr- ket was active and weak during today.s trading, with the close barely steady at a net decline of is92s points. Sales for the day were estimated at 25o,ooo bales. The opening was barely steady at de- cline of sos points in response to lower cables than expected. reports of more UT gent offerings of low grades in Liverpool and continued heavy receipts. There was active buying from the start by one of the large Broadway houses and covering of shorts, but there was a good deal of decline after the opening. Two or three times during the day there was slight rallies on covering, but there seemed to be no sign of returning confidence. Shorts were able to cover freely on a scale down, and the market closed at practically the lowest point of the day, representing a decline Of about 43 to AS points from the to be largely local. and the fact that con- siderable blocks changed hands made it look as if the buying operators were shift ing their positions, The South sold in the local market, said to be against actual. and Liverpool was a seller of the old erop months. during the early session. un- settled conditions in stock market circles probably aided the decline. which was ac- companfed by rumors that the bull lead ers were Hquidating and that spotcotton was offering more freely in the South. Southern spot markets were unchanged to Ac lower The weather continues season able
 against 34670 last week and 1e,3s7 last year. For the week. 160.000 against i7s.- 453 last week and 117.266 last year.
 Today's receipts at New Orleans 5,910 bales against 5,114 last year, and at Hous- ton, 4,659 bales against 4,o9s last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14

The inducement was that the bRther could take his paper ipto the seq with him and read 1t while he enjoyed his bath.
 The climax of utility seems to be reached in Norway, where some of the newspapers use so tough a quality of paper that 1t can be cut into strips and twisted into serviceable rope when the news is all read.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
Truly yours,
 Walter Cotter and Co.
H. & R. Beers Cotton Letter. (By private wire to c. c. Abercrombie & Co, 32 Commerce St, Mont \

& Co.,. 32 Commerce St, Mont
 gomery, Ala.)
 New Orleans, March 13.--Excitement
 Bordering on q panic in the New York stock market today as a result of dis
 turbing cables based on rumors of im-
 pending financial trouble in Berlin and
 In London, was reflected in a much
 easier cotton market. Foreign gov-
 ernment securities showed sharp de-
 clines. French rentes 20 points. English
 at the low level of S4 15-16 for money.
 However, there may be method In this
 madness, the policy of which might be
 to shake out the weak long interest in
 the stock markets in order that the
 big magnates might secure control of giltedge paper at prices that will prob ably look cheap in the future. Unless measures, the enacting of which laws
 appears to have assumed a craze in the
 different States in the Union. there is
 no reason to loose confidence in pres- ent or prospective conditions surround ing the industrial situation in the Uni
 ted States. Of late there has come to the surface dissatisfaction among ceE-
 tain labor organizations. which are nothing less than prosperity strikes,
 the wage earner only claiming a just
 share of profits in the shape of de-
 mands for more pay. All railroads
 and industrial establishments of the
 nation are taxed to their full capacity,
 the. large amount of business with which they are favored, not only for immediate. but for future delivery. It is probable that the margin of prof ,t of all industrial enterprises is | larger than ever before. manufactur- I CTS and mills of every description hay | ing advanced finished goods to a level ! out of all proportions to the price of l raw material thereby assuring a safe
 and profitable business. Why then all
 this uneasiness? As Is natural raw cotton suffered today did all other | speculative commodities, but we be- | lieve that such is only a passing inc | fiuence. There is no doubt, however,
 put that the staple would have ruled | easier today even bad there been no | disturbance in Wall Street as receipts
 continued heavy, spots were easier and | foreign advices unfavorable, Liverpool l by closing at a decline Of to points | on old crop arrivals failing to furnish | the encouragement looked for Trad | CTS appear to be losing heart on prob-
 ability of receipts failing off, but such | a realization cannot come about any | sooner than the schedule calls for 1t, | say with commencement with the last l half of March. or after this month at | any rate. The weeks in sight will | probably figure about 250,00O against | l44.000 last year and 207,000 year be- 1 fore last but will probably be offset ' hy large spinners 'takings which after | all is the more important considering l quality of this crop. Yours truly,
 | C. G. Abercrombie & Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
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FREAK EUROPEAN NEwsPAPERs.
Plans to Win Headers That Failed to
 Get the Goods.

Get the Goods.
 New York Sun.
 A French magazine writer, who has been looking into the subject Of freak newspapers, thinks that one of the most remarkable of these was the Luminaria, published in Madrid. The ink with which it was printed contained a small percentage of phosphorus. so that the letters were visible and the paper could be read in the dark. Next after this he finds remarkable the case of The Regal printed with an ink guar anteed nonpoisonous on thin sheets of dough. After absorbing all the in- formation the sheet contained one could eat 1t thus deriving from 1t nourish- ment for mind and body,
 The publisher of a new Parisian jour nal, Le Bien Etre, promised to all sub scribers for forty consecutive years a pension and free burial. In spite of the inducement, subscribers were so few that the paper died in 8 month. It was\followed shortly after by a paper called Le Monchoir, the handkerchief. ' It was printed on paper such as the so-called Japanese napkins are made of and might be used in case the reader forgot or lost his handkerchief. It did not last long.
 At two different French seaside re- sorts newspapers called The Courier des Baigneurs ("Bathers' Courier'D and La Naiade, which doesn't need trans lationl were pElnted on whteEspa paES
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRovIsl


 Chicago. March 13.--Denial of the stories circulated yesterday of damage to the Kan sas wheat crop by the green bug" caused sharp decline today in prices on the lo- cal exchange. The closing quotations of the May delivery was 1 cent lower. Corn off O hc. Oats declined cent. Provisions were 10c lower.
 day of the ravaEes committed by the green bug, 1t was declared positively that the Kansas crop Ia still unharmed Pit traders here placed more credence in the later advices and sold freely all day.
 Local and outside longs also sold ex- tensively. Rain was reported to be gen- eral throughout Kansas. The failure of tho degree to yesterdays sharp advance here was an additional bearish influence The market closed weak with prices close to the lowest point. May wheat opened about unchanged at 7sh 97Shc. sold off to IT'S 077hc, and closed at 7fhc. Fix treme dullness prevailed in the corn pit, and the market was weak in sympathy houses were the principal sellers. The market closed weak. May corn opened unchanged, sold off to 4s%c and closed at 46M 046%c. Local receipts were 1S9 cars, with none of contract grade. Oats were again sold heavily and prices declined sharply. Pit traders sold on the belief that stocks in country elevators and in the enough to meet requirements until the next crop is available. May oats opened unchanged at 41Kc declined to 40M Q 40Mc and closed at 40%c. Provisions were weak on general selling. At the close May pork was off i0c. at $16.o0 Lard and ribs were also down 1oc at S.15 and ss.90 respectively
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14

sss; gross receipts 4sss; shipments s.sss; sales a. stock 6s.S6l
 Augusta--steady. ii%c; net receipts l. ess; gross receipts i.Jss: shipments lsi: sales 223; stock 22,9ee.
 Memphis--Quiet. 10%c; net receipts D. oss; gross receipts 5,49s: shipments s.2I5; sales 1,s00; stock 1s242s.
 St. Louis--Quiet, lie; net receipts s5e; gross receipts e,o0s; shipments b,s63; sales 15; stock 2s,st7.
 cincinnati-sNet receipts 7ss; gross re- ceipts 7ss; shipments 1,tSi; stock s.bl6.
 Loufsvsiie--Firm, lie.
 Total today--Net receipts 9.99s: gross re- ceipts 1s.55s: shipments 20.17s: sales L7bo; stock 30e, 407.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York, March l3s-Coffee futures opened steady at an advance of 5@fo points in response to higher French cables, but Rio was a little lower; receipts at primary points continued heavy, the unset checked demand and prices eased off dur ing the middle of the session under scat tered offerings in the absence of aggreH- sive bull support The close was steady; net points higher to points lower. Sales. s6.7bo bags: March. ss.2S; May. se.do 1e25; July. s6.00@s05; September, sS.9S G6.o5; December. Ss.oo@s.0s. Spot coffee quiet; No. Rio. 7Ac; Santos No f. Ske. Mild coffee quiet; Cordova, 9@l2hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
THE NERAL MARKErs.

lew York, March 13.-The London tn quiet. higher: sport s4aoo@4a5o. Copper Is Sd, and futures at fill los. Locally, firm; lake, s2s.751s @25.75; eleetroiytic. s25.12 a 25.37M. Lead was f20 fin London and $6.000&30 locally. 6peiter, higher, f2 los in London. but unchange locally. Iron higher in the English market; stan dard foundry 5ss, and Cleveland warrants. 53s i0hd Locally firm. No 1 foundry Northern. s25.0o Q 25.26: No. foundry Northern, s2s75@25.7si No. 1 foundry Southern s2e.o002s 30; No. foundry Southern, s25.oo O 26.o0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
NAvAY, sTOREs REvTrw

Savannah. March 1s.-SpeciaL) )-Contin- uing in excellent demand, spirits of tur- pentine in the local market in the week just ended established a new high rec ord for this time of the year, and while week of last seafon owing to the injec- ton of unnatural influences, when the Big Four were seeking the scalp of the Coachman element. known as the Naval Stores Export Company, it would be hard ly just to make comparison of the mar ket values. for the high prices now pre- vailinE are essentially based solely on the true and remarkably strong statistical po- sitio of the article and not to keen and interruptions manipulation, as was the
 It may be said therefore. that the quo tation reached on last Monday and sus- closings is the highest value ever reached in the history of the Savannah Board of Trade. The more optimistic among the recorded and that the article will climb to soc per gallon before the end of this month, when the season of 19o6-19O7 will
 The high prices obtained in the past seven days were the cause of better vol ume of trading 73ihc per gallon was by exporters have sold extensively their tank holdings. with a further dwindling market opened Wednesday, March 6. firm at 72ihc. The close yesterday was firm 9t 7%lse or net gain of l cent per gal soc per sack.
 The receipts yesterday were, 1s0 casks: week, 356; month. 62o; season, 90,02S casks.
 The exports Tuesday were 14O casks: week. 1858; month, 2.137: season. 1S7, s59. Sales for tho week, 22S casks Stock, 4,S11. Foreign exports for the week. 300 casks.
 Rosins. in the lower grades, continued excellent demand while the pales were in rather limited demand The higher grades suffered on last Saturday a loss of 25c to 3oc. but in the mediums and com mons but few changes were chronicled. Tho ouptatiOnl 9 close VeSfeTQay fOI- low Water white s695; window glass. s6.1o; N S5.75: Nj. $6.5O; K. $5.5O; I, S4.s5: II. $i.65: c. $40; SASS; E. s4.30; D. s495; B A. s425.
 Receipts Tuesday, 1.O2o; week. s,1se: month, 6.6O2; season, 64ss40.
 month, 14.1Si: season. 636. .s42. Foreign S,55O. Sales total 4.o94. Stock, 5s,Sl5 bar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS

St Louis March 13.-Ihe St Louis grain markets today ranged as follows: Wheat on track May 76B asked range 76 x to 77h c
 % July 7f@A asked; range 77 to 77%.
 Corn on track May AZ T K; range 44h @ % to A4%. July 44% e < asked range 44% a A to 44A
 Oats on track July 40 asked; range 40 to 40M. July 35M.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
rryERPOor. COTTON FUTURES.
NEW ORLEANs COTTON.

New Orleans March 13.-Spot cotton closed steady, Mc below yesterday. Middling 10Kc Sales were 1,7T5 bales on the spot and 300 to arrive.
 Futures opened steady seven to nine points below yesterday. There was decided siavnn in prices attributed to the effect of fhe New York market. The closing was steady, prices ranging from eleven to nine teen points below yesterdays close.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
Sure tO Be Careful.

Lady (meeting servant whom she had recommended for q situation(.I am glad to hear that you are getting on so well in your new place. Your em- ployer is a nice lady and you can not do too much for her.
 Servant Qnnocently)-I don't mean to. masam,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
ItaI,nn crnlner snIIa.

New Orleans, March 1S.-The Italian cruiser Eltore Fieramosca, which has been three weeks in this port, sailed this morning for Havana The bats tleship win cruise along the Atlantic coast during the spring and summer months. visiting Boston and other DortA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
NEYR YnRK nRY GOODS,

New York March 13.-The dry goods market was quiet for the day in the primary houses. but Jobbers continue do- ins an active trade. stili some staple ginehams have advanced from to poirlts a yard. silk piece goods are very strong with advancing tendency. Linens are in active demand with current supplies very short
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
sT. rOTus PRODuCE,

St. Louis March 1s.--F1our firm. whiskey steady $1.33.
 Pork lower; jobbing si6.66.
 Lard firm: prime steam $S. .S7M. Dry salt meats lower; boxed extra shorts ss. 5o clear ribs 80. e2 #; short clears ss; !, 75 Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts s10. sT h clear ribs SIC. 50; short clears SIG. 62h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
E. F. Johnstone & Co. Cotton Buyers and Warehousemen
 Props. narter
 cstton Bought at Any Point in Storage and Consnmens Solicited Lowest Insurance best facilities
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
Nrxv yoRK pRODUCE.

New York. March 13.--cotton seed oil IT, regultr; prime yellow 47c.
 Sugar raw firm; fair refining 3 1-16cs cen- trifuEal ge-test 17-32c; moiasses sugar 2 25-S2c; refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
Can't Guess on Kansas Weather.

The Kansas editor who sits down the first of the week and writes a "hller" about the weather is a sucker. one referring to the warm weather and one kicking because it was dry. Both were printed in the first run, and since that time we have had seventeen CT, including rain, sleet, snow, slush. etc. At this writing the rain is fall ing in torrents The weather sl1hiect
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
Nc WNl Invest ImmadIaiaIr

GAS, WATER, ELECTRIcs, RAILWAYa INVENTIONS. MINING AND TIMBER are especially solicited for sale and ex~ change. All enterprises possessing merit 1n~ corporated. financed and developed
 JEROME, HUNTER AND COMPANY, THE BoURSE, PHILADELPHIA. PA.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14

CINCINNATI PRODUCE. Cincinnati March 12.-Flour quiet. Wheat quiet 79hc. Corn firm 47&c. Oats steady 44% 345c. Rye steady 72673c. Provisions steady. Whiskey steady s1.29.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. March l3-spirits turpen- tine 73c; receipts, ' casks; rosin, firm, s412t2; receipts. 19
 Tar, firm. s2.30: receipts. 2S2.
 Crude turpentine, firm, ss,S5, S4,5O and $4.'50: receipts ' casks.
 Charleston, March 13.-Turpentine and rosn nothing doing
 Savannah. March 13-Turpentine firm. 74o bid Sales. 46; receipts, li0; shipments, shipments. 500; stock. B. s27 Quote; A ( D. s495; F. $4sO; P, A.s0; C, $40: IT, s465; I. S4.e5; K, $4.s5; M. s5.5o; M,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14

NEW ORLEAN SUGAR MARKET.
 New Orleans. March l3.-Sugar strong; open kettle 31A ds 15-1sc: centrifugal whites 4 3-1s@4Ac; centrifugal yellow sas af4 3-16c; seconds 2h a 8 7-16c. Molasses quiet; new syrup 30@34
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
xoRK RnuIETIN

: NEW YORK BbIIaEIIN- New York March 13.-The Coffee Ex-
 change will be closed Good Friday ana the
 Saturday following.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
TprAsrRy RAIANCEs.

Washington, March 13.--Todays treasury balances exclusive of the gold reserves show. Available cash balance ... ....$257,5ll,5se Gold coin and bullion .... 1lIsSs,S24
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
KANSAS crrY LIVE STOCK.

kansas City, March 13.--CattIe, receipts 10000. including 600 southerns Market weak to 1oc lower: Cows and heifers steady cbp,ce exnart ana d,.ss.d so.zo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
xrw ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port AFovenaent.

Gaiveston--Quiet 11Ae; net receipts IF, sz7; gross receipts 12,s27; sales i.s44; stock se7.s52: shipments to France l2.7ssi coast wise 2,216.
 New Orleans--steady, 1oRci net receipts 5e1O: gross receipts 5,e10; sales 2,275; stock sos. .TTt; shipments to continent 250; coastwise 2.90S.
 Mobiie-Easy, I0Mc; net receipts 3e7; gross receipts 367; sales 325; stock 22.7ls. Savannah---Steady. 10Mc; net receipts g. SIS; gross receipts 2.s7st sales sos; stock gs,Bl4; shipments coastwise 45.
 Charleston--Quiet 10ke; net receipts Se; gross receipts 30; stock 12,5eS; shipments coeEtwise 3e1.
 7s6: gross receipts T5s; stock 15,oSo.
 Eorfolk-Dull. 11he; net receipts LIS; gross receipts 1,41s; sales 43S; stock 33,971i Shipments eoastwise 2,245.
 Baltimore-Nomlnal. 11hc; gross receipts 22B; stock 9.859.
 New York--steady, 112o; net receipts 90; gross receipts 100; sales Sl4; stock 1s71S1; shipments to France S00
 Boston--steady. l.20; net receipts 6S1; PhiIadeIphia-ou II 4s: net receipts s7e; gross receipts s7s; stock 2e,s51.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
NErNFpuTs COTTON oTT.

Memphis. March 18-Cotton seed oil; prime S5c; choice meal s23 25; prime meal S21 .00
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Interior Movement Houston-steady, 11hc; net receipts 4,-
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Total Movement.

rotal today at ali ports net 24s5Q; ship ments to Great Britain s1A; to France 12.7s8: to continent 1,o5o; stock 1,0S2. 2s0.
 Consolidated at all ports net 132.910; ship Ynents to Great Britain 33.252; to France s0,gi5; to continent 46, ,s7s; to Japan 12,s17
 Total since Sept. l, at all ports net S,5S8,- zll; shipments to Great Britain 5o01. 32t; to France 7ss.463; to continent 2.s54,725; to Japan 164.fo3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-14
cTNmNNATT PRODucr

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. March 13.-Cotton seed oil; prime 43c; crude
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NEW YORK BONDS.

Sales for day .I2,217,OoOl