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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
FOR COTTON
NEW HIGH POINT ON COVERING
 MOVEMENT.
Market Opened steady at Advance But Eased on rmme diaiely on In- different Cables and Small
 Spet Sales.

New York, Feb s.---The cotton mar kst was more active today and prices rnAchsd a new high point for the up- ter general demand. The close was vary steady at a net advance of Il O I3 points on the old crop, and 2@7 points on the new crop months. Sales were astimated at 225.000 bales.
 The market opened steady at an ad- vance of points to a decline of l point, but eased off right afterward as . result of indifferent cables. smaller English spot sales and the unsatisfac. tory Showing of the British Board of Trade return for the month of Janu- Ary. which indicated considerable de- crease in exports of cotton products Tor the month. Larger receipts also helped the decline to a net loss of about s05 points on the active months, but good demand developed Cor ted up the entire list which reached the high point during the late session, when March sold at 9.53, May at 9.6S and July at e.S0. or about 12@1S points net higher. The close was at practi- eally the best. The advance was &C., enmpanied by reports of better, de- xpinners and there was buying here eantinued rumors of a strong bull clique operating In the near positions, put many traders believe that the de- mand for the near months reflects WeFsiy the unuoing or StrauuierS De- tween the local market and Liverpool. and between the near and late posi- tions Southern spot markets were unchanged to Is cent higher.
 Receipts at the ports today: 45,182 bales against 37,S35 last week and 26.. bales againat ao4.sso last week and 15s.3ls last year.
 Tcday's receipts at New Orleans, 10,19f bales against 4,523 last year and at Houston, 11.SS9 bales against 4.2S5 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
RAISE TO $50 100000.
Many Capitalists win Follow in Steps
 Of RoekefelleP.

Many Capitalists Win Follow in Steps
 of Rockefeller.
 New York. Feb. S--The fund of the general education which was increased to S4S.00O,0OO by the amazing gift of $32.000.000 by John Rockefeller in lump sum yesterday. Is to be raised to $50. .000.O00s according to the expecta- tions oe the members of the board
 The additional donations are expected from other rich men, friends of the Rockefellers, who are interested with him in his charitable enterprises.
 John D. Rockefeller's gifts to sduca- ton have now reached the great total of $79.000,00o. distributed as follows:
 Chicago University, $21,000, 900: Rush Medical College. $6,00o.0o0; other coll eges. (estimated). S10.000.000 gener- al education board original gift. $lo,- ,00e; general education board. new gift, $32,000,000.
 Other notable gifts to education in- clude those of Andrew Carnegie to dlf- ferent institutions about S2S.000.000; Mrs Leland Stanford, to Stanford Uni versity, s20 0O0,O0n: Cecil Rhodes. An- glo-American scholarship, $10,000.0O0; P A. Widener. memorial training school for crippled children. $9.000.o0oi Stephen Girdard, Girdard College s." O0,000; George Peabody, s7.oO0.0OOi William Marshal Rice, $6.00o,0O0i Mar. shal Field. $5 900. 900 and D. B. Payer. weather. $4.000.000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
(Corrsctsd Daily.)

Corrected Daily.) These prices are at wholesale and not to arSpes--s ib. baskets sO0ssMc: 3 ID. stSrch-corn s@1oc; Standard goods, pearl 4hc; gloss lump 4c; nickel packages Lard-Leaf 1o&c; compound sc: basis tisrcas.
 Rice--Extra fancy head sHc fancy head sh @6c; broken 4@Sc: Japan lM@5ke.
 salt-Liverpool $t; Virginia 500.
 ~Vinegar-per gallon 4@22e.
 Coffee-Green, common 9h @10c; prime Candies-Stick Sc: fancy 6@10o.
 Crackers-Xxx soday sMe; XXX Ginger snaps 7c.
 Sardines-American mustard S3. 40: k-oII tsrits-per bbl S3 TO; per sack Sl .6O
 Meal-66c; pearl Toe; peerless 72Mc.
 Hams-Dove 16c; others 14h Q15c.
 Flour-Basis barrel; High patent S4. fancy patent !!sS; half paten: ss.sO. corn chops CSC; white corn CSC; oats mixed 64c; white 55c white clipped 5sc timothy S1 90: John on grass e5c; rust proof oats Soc: Burt seed oats 7bc: winter turf oats Fruit and Produce-Potatoes ssc bu 1; onions $l bu.: We tern cabbage, bbl. crates s2. 75; fancy Baldwins $3. 15 bbl No. 1 Baldwins s3.75; fancy B: Davis ss;7S per bbL; apple and white wine vinegar 1ec gal 1; fancy full cream cheese, daisies l6c; fancy H. P. peanuts Te; lemons extra fancy S4.50; fancy S4 % box; evaporated apples 1 ID. cartoon. shc per lb.; Florida oranges as- sorted sizes Sa. 50 S3.75 per hox; heavy weight cocoanuts S4.00 per sack; Fresh Malaga grapes S7 per keEi cranberriAs s1o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09

per bbi. cranberries $s per box; Two Crown raisins $i.75 per box; Prunes 25 ib. boxes 50-60 TAG per h.; 25 Ib hoxes g0-7) 7r c per ib.; 2S ID. boxes 70-s0 s%c per lb {: standard boxes 25 ID. evaporated peaches 1shc lb.; standard boxes 25 lb. pectorine peaches i2c per lb.i Canadian RutabagB turnips $I.s5 per sack: navy beans this years crop S2.S5 per busheL
 Beeswax-25o.
 WOoi-clean sshc; bury wool isHe, washed wool soc.
 Hides-bry Hints 17c: dry salted lsc; green salted $40.
 Cotton Seed Meal-s2s %.
 Molasses--Georgia cane, barrel S5c per gallon; asss. gallons $s per case; maple syrup. Log Cabin gallons $14; # gallons $7 5oi quarts s4 2S per dog: ~
 Chickens-Hens @0c' flyers 25 10 soc: broiiers 20 a 25c turkeys 1Sc.
 suEar--Granulated sIc: F. Y. c. bAc.
 ESGs--22c per dozen.
 Country Butter-12Mc per ID.
 SMeet Potatoes-1 % per bushel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
H. 3 B. BEERS COTTON LETTER.

By Private Wire to c. C. Abercrombie &
 Co.,, 32 Commerce St.
 r,sw Ne~ v, Spsh .ptsn.,ss , the local as. ket today. the like of which has not been witnessed for many week It was not tasS' enced Values Ss' to higher level in America as cables from Liverpool were not alto Fether satisfactory. futures there closing day while spots were in less demand. saIes 10000 bales at a decline of two points.
 Traders anticipated bullish weekly ns- entv large enough to ab 'orb the weeks ir1-- sight which promises to cut ahole in the worlds visible supply of Am rican. They the long side of the market by the buying of March contracts In the New York mar ket to cover such an outstanding interest in advance of notice day in the Northern mar
 Weekly returns as to the run of rece pts at inland towns disclosed the fact that North Louisiana and in Arkansas. in the Red River Valley. and at point in the DroOportion. than of late, As matter of fact arrivals during the past week at Lit- tle Rock. at Helena, Dallas, and at cks- burg were somewhat smaller than for the corresponding week of one year ago, and although the falling off is attributed to less inquiry for spots in Q interior t, and and suspension of steamboat traffic o7 tho riv- CTS in some instances. and the removal and dlverting of cotton tJ nolnts ot Safrty along tho Missis sippi in North Mis issipoi. the smaller run of receipt, has been accepted as indicative Of the promised falling off fin arrivals so long looked for but in vain At any rate there was great deal Of mis- ionary work executed and while there were hids made for large blocks. of the, staple, little In the way Of executions took place except for outside account.
 Developments in the spot market @ were no. not buslne ls was reported. there was not much to be quoted more than lice up. if higher at all
 Hero in New Orleans receipts are com mencing to suffer for the same reason, namely. high water in the valley. and 1t is not at all improbable but that arrivals att all gulf ports will he somewhat hindered bv inc heavy carnival traffic now com rnencing on all southern roads.
 Nevertheless, receipts will continue well ahead of the previous years for some whil vet. at all ports tomorrow pointing to about s 900 vs 17.0o0 last year and 10 0o0 yeer before last, Total in eight to dste is 10 292, 900, last yea" s,207o00 year bNfore last 9.1so. 900. or I,os2, ,O0n larger than in the ia, 5G5, 900 crop yoar o' 1so4-oS.
 C. G. ABERcRoMBIE & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
TAKING OF AMERICAN COTTON Ry SINNERS THROUGHOL THE
 WORLD

New Orleans, F-b S.-Secretarv Hester gives the taking of American cotton hy primers throughout the world as follows in round numbers:
 This week 371, ,0Oo this year. against 25o.- 900 last year, 220, 900 year before last
 Total since September Ist. thi year G. S17000, against 6.020. 900 last year, and 6, = 5000 the year before
 Of thi northern splnnArs and Canada took 1.754000 bales thii year, against 1 . S62.O00 lat year. and 1.423,0oO the year before; southern spnners 1929, ,000 Rrainyt l,259O0O last year and 1s4. 900 the year before: and foreign spinners S,741, ,000 against 3;1ss,o0o last year. and S,579. .0o0 the year before.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
HAYWARD, WICK & CLARK's COTTON LETTER.
By Priyate Wire to walte~ Cotter Co.,,
 12 Commerce Et.

By PF2vafe Wire to Waite~ Cotter Co.,
 New orleans. Feb. s.-In the absence of fresh bulIfsh news and developments over nsns ,nng arrGw nv sas,ss off a e ths morning. Liverpool was steady and shows good spot sales. That disposition there was in yesterdays advance. and realizing eaus- ed lower opening followed by ome fur ther asenS Tn nsoss ssns 9Ss sae mar seems to be wiling to bear it properly on present inducements There is much talk about the spot markets being loaded down in this direction are followed by keen at- tention and watched with interest
 defects, as dust, sand too much color and Is thereby excluded from the chance of ass
 Spots today are ou'et, steady demand for good cotton. no change In composition of offerings. The into sight novem nt for ss0. 900 to 34o. Oo0 against ie1.o97 last year and 144,499 in 1905. The movement at in- terior towns Is b2comng more mod rate. even some of the leading towns showing
 News coming to hand from New, York later fin the day tuiy with ssa adTs we capitalists are ready for a ecided move on the bull side just waiting for the nsy- r1ent for this move may not be the present situation in actual cotton which :s hretty we'll exhausted in argument time end ef- crop. and the fact that New York carries November when grade differences were fix ed in New York for the sea on. ther by giving one-sided merit to Its. contracts selling of every descriptions ha' been at. tracted to that market The long end nt the contracts is according to all reasons In the hands of big people that control stocks and tenders. -
 Therefore winding up of engaRements may cause a considerable short rqueeze and Id- vance of confidence in the value or cot on should be strengthened or arou ed hv future developments in this or the next crop. SS4'- fS2 came into right for the week.
 Futures here followed the advance in New York closely more interest was hown snd the markes broadened After You teen points rise from the lowest there was nor- nal setback on realizing.
 Truly yours, -
 WALTER COTTER X co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

(NAAC<1OO OAsfAexN fAtSD &ASSDONANs oats. offset buiiisn export news and caused % sa :. a tone sSs % hs GSf n. ~hsas yasterdsy. Corn was down SSKe osts were off Be. Provisions were 7he to 100
 Trading in the wheat pit was active and the market somewhat vnsettlsd AZ the cause Of decline on the Minneapoi curb and because of liberal shipmentS from Ar t'inS kst Became firm firm ana and pricev mad made sharp advance, the May option selling up to S0%o the highest point touched since last Au-
 The strength in the local market was e reflection of further advances in Europe. buying. During the lat hour the .narkrt again eased off on selling csused by tho weakness of coarse grains. The close was
 May opened about unchanged at soc to s0kc. sold off to 79&c an3 then advanced to sS% PnS s sss .sS or wers S .S sSs as S shc%n iS Sy Brad .rsct' were ecu'I .o 241 900 bushels against 4o2.coo fo~ the game SFicaSo go reported reot,pts ai7 cart against
 Corn was inclined to he weak. It was rerorted that nearly 5000 car of corn are tending on rsro3d saeR in and arrTnd Ss report to gAther with ndvicss tha' supplies gre accumuieting rapidly at country rta- tions caused free selling by longs The mar ket closed weak with prices near the lowest -oNnt
 May opened shade lower at 47hc cold off to 46&c. and closed at 4sTc, Local receipts were S7a cars. none contract R-ade. Trading in oats was less active than during the lat few days and the tone of The market as rather weak Several of the larger commission houses were free sellers.
 May opened unchanged nt 40Ne to <1c cold off to 40%c and coeed Tt tho bottom rrice Local receipts wee 7S cars.
 Provisions were firm and fa'rlv Hctive. shorts covered freely and pNcksrs were moderate buyers. A five cent ndva-~ in the price of live hogs waA the c ie' buili ,h factor. Al the close Mav pork wa 10 0t2he at st7. s5 sl7 S7h Lard was up 1nc ct s10 o7ik. Ribs were 7t4c higher at sa.75.
 Estimated receipts tomorrow; Wheat 10 cars; corn 3s6 cars; oats III cars; hogs t9,00o head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
Total Movement.
Interior Movement.

Houston-Steady, lie: net receipts II, ses; gross receipts 11.s99: shipments 11,07s; sales I172: stock Ts.361
 AuguSta--Steady, Il hc: net receipts 342: gross receipts 342; shipments 9T9; sales SS3; stock So.752.
 Memphis-steady. 10 7-1sc; net receipts s4s. gross receipts S,s63; shipments 4,9SS, sales 1.250; stock 1862
 St. Louis-Steady. 1Ohc; net rec -ipts A. klk, gross receipts 4.511; shipments 4,740. sales 2s0 stock 31,133.
 cincinnati-Net receipts St6; gross re- se4pts 316; shipments 73i; stock 10,573.
 E0uisville-Firm. He; net receipts 124; gross receipts 124; shipments 2; sales 72; stock 2s2.
 Total today-Net receipts 1s.s24; gross receipts 21.o54 shipments 22.515; sales B. eo7i stock 324.327.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
sT LOUIs CLosvNG MARKETs.

St Louis Feb. s.-The St. Louis gram markets today ranged as follows:
 Wheat:- May 7Sa asked; range 7Sk to 7s%. Iul.' 77,r @ % asked; range 77l4 to 775t d7S May Iia asked; range 44IsG.s to 44E& Iuly 44A asked: range 44% e X to 45k Q
 
 Opts:-- No white 42lh to 43. May sSx asked: range s97s to 4Ok. Iuly 3Gia; nominal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, Feb. S.-Spot cotton closed atsady 1-16c higher. middlinR 10 9-16c; sales On the spot were 2,3OO bales and l. b2g to arrive.
 Futures opened barely steady, at de- cline of one to eight points. Good English spot sales however. and a strong bull sup port caused prices to again advance and all offerinKs have been absorbed with appa- rent ease. Tho close was steady. one to efwiIt points higher than that of yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
sTILLMAN IS ILL.
New York Banker Under Treatment of
 PaFla Phyateians.

New York, Feb. s--James Stillmans president of the National City Bank who sailed about a month ago for Eu~ rope. is seriously i'll in Paris with an affection of the intestines, 1t was learn ed here yesterday.
 His condition 1t appears. ts certain to preclude his return to this county. He Is in the hands of Paris physteaaneb
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
k. F.. Johnstone & Co. Cotton Buyers and Warehousemen
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
NEvv voRK npv cooUs

New York Feb s.-The dIy goods mar ket continues active and the scarcity of many goods for delivery this spring l. be- coming acute. 4 further advance was noted in chambrays, plaids, nim end wide sheetings. Cotton yarns are firm but they are scarce for quick delivery and prices are cratic Raw wools are being
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
CINCJNNATI PRODIrcF,

CINCINNATI PRODUCE. Cincinnati Feb. S.--Flour quie- Wheat higher 79@Mc. Corn steady 46 e hc, Oats lower 41h 441&c. Rye quiet 70G71c. Provisions steady. Whiskey S1.29.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09

New OrleaE-u Feb. 8,-Cotton futures on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today closed steady. Quotations ranged as ioi-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

bIs LUUkB FhUUUCE. St. Louiss Feb 8.-Flour stsady. Whiskey steady s1 33.
 Pork higher; jobbing $l7.76, Lard higher; prime steam s9.6o. Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts s10; clear ribs s10; short clears e10. .12M. Bacon steady: boxed extra shorts s10.75; clear ribs S1O.75; short clears S10' s7ls.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
NEW oRLEAN SUGAR MARKET.

New crIssn.' Feb SWsnrar ateady: cen-. trifugal whites s-16@4kc; eentrifu al yellow 3% @4 3-16c; seconds 2h 93 7-16c. New molasses syrup 30@S4c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
NAYAI HTOREs.

Wilmingtnn, Fnb S.-Sririt7 turpentine notring colng: receipts casks
 Ro in nothing do'nR: receipts SSb.
 Tar firm & SO; receipts l23.
 Crude turrentine firm SS.S5. S.5Q and a. 30; receipts l3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
vRrAs,1Rv nAtANCrs.

Washington Feb. s.--Today's treasury balances exclusive of the gold reserves show; Available cash balance ..s2So.esa,4os Gold .... ...' V@,i""iohA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
MEMrHIs MOTION 0TI

Memphis. Ftb S.--Cotton seeu oil; prime cruds 35kc; choice meal $24.s0: choice caka t2t.5O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
NEW ORLEANS sPOT COTTON.
NEW YORK COTTON FETrREs

New Hofk. Feb. S.--Cotton futufes CIosed very steady on the New York Cotton Ex- change today. Quotations ranged as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09

sls year before last ana ioTsoos th. rAlhs
 These make the total movement tor the isi days of the season from september ist to date 1o.22l.51s. against e,20s.SSs last year, s,Iss.s53 year before las, and s,zss,- 373 the same time in 1904
 Foreign exports for the week have been 2se,7ss. against 117.f43 last year. making the total thus far for the season s,72s.511. against t.2etsst last year, an increase of 1,4ss,ess.
 Northern mills taSinss and Canada sur-- Ing the past seven days show an increase of 4e.4Te as compared with the corersponding period of lat year, and their total ttkipgs since September 1st have increased 192,1os. The total takinss of American in Ills, North South and Canada thu far for the reason have been s.o7s.sss. ss,inst 2,s2o,sT la year. These include 1.75s,65S by Northern spinners, against 1,56t, ,f60.
 Stocks at the seaboard and the 20 lead- ing Southern interior center have incress- ed during the week ss,7is bales. against an increase during the correspon 7i re ~ last season of 2o,7es. and are now 14s.2s7 larger than at this date in 1906.
 Including stocks left over at port, nnd interior towns from the last crop and the number of bales b ought into tight ihua far from the new crop, the supply to date is 10.5t9.2ss, against s.e51,sis for the tame period last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
NEW YOpK COFFEE MAnKET.

New York. Feb. S--The market fo- roF'ee 'uturee opened steady at 2 dNcl'ne N' five polnts in resronse to lower French cables, There was some dAmsnd from local ade the decline but bu-inS>- was very Cuiet. The final tone was ru'et ct ne' decline of 5TlO nofrts Sales of the day were "s.n"0 bags, including
 warren '''' '''s '''' n r
 Spot coffee steady: No ! Rio 7e; No { Santos Sc; mild coffee quiet; cordova 90
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
SEA ISLAND COTTON MARKETS

Savannah, Feb s.--Sea Island cotton uuo- tations All nominal: Fancy Floridas S6 Fancy Georgias ... 3b@sS "a Extra choice Georgias and Flor
 Choice Georsias and Floridas ..al 8se Extra fine Georeias and Floridas 3o Fine Gcoreias and Floridas ..2IWZG Common Georgias and Floridas ..soTzs
 Charleston, Feb. S.--Sea Island cotton; receipts 6s; exports to continent 100. do- nestle mills 200; stock 554: sales ITS. Fine s... ..... .SA Fully fine .... .... ...- ..3S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
nANK CIEARINCs,

BANK CLEARINGs. New York, Feb. s-The following table shows the bank clearings for the week end ing February sth with the per cent. in- crease or decrease.
 NOTE-Thousands omitted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
COMPARATIVE COTTON srArEMENT

New York, Feb. s.-Foilowing is the com parative cotton statement for the week end ing Friday, Feb. S:
 This year. Last year Net receipts at all IT. S.
 ports during week .. 253,9SS i33,54i Total receipts since Sept.
 ist .... .... ........7 .7.s15.2pe 5.sss,4ss Exports for week ...... 2ts,157 109,t4 Total exports since Sept.
 Ist .... ... -. :. 5.sss.s97 4,22o.s57 Stock at all United
 States ports .,.. .. ..1,f26,797 S95,ss0 towns .. .... ~. 5s5.Ss7 sss,7os Stock at Liverpool .... 1,e1e.000 ct. Britain .... .... 14o, 900
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09

Charleston. Feb s.. urpen'ine and TOsir
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
COTTON RECEIPTS.

New York. Feb. 8.-The following are the total net receipts of cotton at all ports
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09

Savannah. Feb. s.-Turpentine dull 71Ac sales 76; receipts 20: shipments S15.
 Rosin firm sales none: receipts 4l1i shipments 25s: stock 74.6t2 Quote: ABC s4 OOa si O5: D s4.059s4 10; F $t.l9Q s4.i5: I s4 5O; K s5 %; N s5.25; Ss. %: VIC 6.25. wv S6.bo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
Jas. P. Ferrall Cotton Co. JAS. P. FERRALI. President Cotton Buyers and Merchants,
 Montgomery Ala.

BkNfH OFFNESs-
 SELMA ALA.--yuo. W. Msrshai1, Aecuk
 UNBONTOwN ALA.-R. L. Dsnisn. Asent. 91ss DcMOPOLss. Af-A.--F. e. stickney. A gent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-09
NEW YORK PRoDuCE.

at
 Mo1asses steady.
 Sugar. raw steady: fair refining 2 s1-a2e; centrifueaI es-test 3 7-isc; molasses sugar 2 eS-S9c: refined steady.