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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15


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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
CALIFORNIA COTTON MIL.
Biz Plant win Bs B.sasli.Aea h L

DIX finnt Wiu Be Established in Les
 BaItlmoreF Fsb. iLS-e Especial )-of inter- ~ 70 cotton manufacturers in the South ana n the East win be the announcement The Manufscturers' Record of plans for "a as stoo.eee cotton mill at Los Angeles. Cal. to
 The plant wiIi cover about .three acre. vs ss ,l ,ana ana win be in charge of a Pennsyi- vania capitalist who is also interested in cipai building viii contain the cardinS. spinning and weaving rooms and in another building will be provisions for dyeins. It Is already under construction. At first tha raw cotton for the undertaking will be ob- ssmed From Texas. but 1t is expected that .,s ,sa1ey .,,,sy cotton Erown in Southern Califor-
 Such . procct like that for California out. siae the long established centers of the preciation of the range which that industry s 70 take before cotton manufacturing in h.s ths eoantry apprcsches in its proportions in the South where steady additions to the instance. contract has bee been DV. awarded % for "a a plant at Rock HILL s. C.. to be operated by electric power and with a capital stock of story high. l271xsio feet. with monitor FOOT. Along 1t will be built fortytwo cot ssges. two of five rooms. thirty of four rooms and ten Of three rooms. The min will be built for 10000 spindle capacity but only 5000 spindles will be installed at first to make twenty-fours to thirties yarns Tor the lace curtain trade Contract has also been awarded for a 10000 spindle and 300 loom plant for the manufacture of den- Inns and duck at Ball Ground. Ga The main building will be two stories high and aev- entyrfive by s20 feet. the picker room thir- ty-two by three hundred and twenty feer, dye-house seventy-ffye by ninety feet and en- zine and boiler rooms. each forty by forty feet. company is organizing to build al. Albany. Ga. an electric driven 10000 spin de mill.
 These undertakings may be regarded as part of the resumption of activity in build ing operations. which were halted during the early winter This may hardly Do re- garded as general for. while some South ern cities show an increase in building op- erations In January. others show decrease as compared with preceding months
 In Austin. rex.. tweney-seven permits were issued during the month representing an investment of s2e.o00.
 Aa Chattanooga 1zO permits represent ing S6S.sSO were issued and the permits at Anoxviiie were for buildings valued at For new buildings additions, and repairs 21o. '; v =
 At Tampa, Fla. nineteen dwellings a scruD- house and a number of miscelaneoua structures were provided for. and at Bir- mtngham. Ala.s eleven frame structures, two or brick four of cement block and fifty one additions and repairs
 At Richmond. Va. permits were issued for fifty-four buildings, valued at $423, ,es4 anothe permits in Baltimore for the month represent $2i0.2s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
CHIcAGo LIVE STOCK.
RanIxer surrendera.

Chicago. Feb. IA. c. Tisdale. the banker for whose arrest a warrant was sworn out yesterday, surrendered him- self to the police today. The charge against him is receiving deposits after he knew that his bank was insolvaa
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Ma ss soj ;. \ }. ;;s;S'', s. VIC s.ooO".''i

Wilmington. Feb. i4-spirits turpentins receipts 2s casks. Rosin quiet s3 90; receipts ITS.
 Tar firm $f. 30: receipts 32. Crude turpentine firm &2.sS; 95.Bo and S5. co; receipts II.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
INTERIOR MOVEMENT.

pointing one. the manifest reluctance of spfnners in that market to increase their stocks being qhown in the small number of spot sales The trend of the market was downward from the very start. and in the small support that was afforded in q spec to any great extent in its flight to lower levels At the close. which was steady, the active months were 2s to 31 points below the close of yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
SECRETARY HEsTER,s WEEKLY
 EfkTWp6nN arA

COTTON STATEMENT. New Orleans, Feb, i4.-- Secretary Hesters . weekly New orleans Cotton Exchange state ment issued before the close of nusihe<s today :. s,g.s shows 2 decrease in the movement ip- ing this date last year in round figures of as.oeo. an increase over the same days year the same. time in 1905 of l4s. .o00
 The amount brought into sight during the psst week has been 25s.f4s bales. against las tyear. 1so.952 year before last and 1l0,- ss4 the same time in 1905.
 The movement since September ist show" 5ss. against 7.7s7.055 last year, 5.sss.02a year before last and es3s.s5 the same time Ohio and Potomac rivers to northern mills and Canada 4s5.s75, against s5o.6s5 last year. sls.oo4 year before last and 673,2iI the same time in 1905; interior stocks in ex- cess of those held at the close of the com mercisl year 39S.224. against 465.171 last year. hl@l2s year before last and 3s2. 1S2 the same time in 1905: Southern mills talk ings l.2s2.oo0, against I.349.142 last year, i:sIsssl LIS year before last and l.2es.54t the
 Thesa make the total movement for the 1sI days of the season from September list 70 70 dats s,15 s43J. against 1O.452 OR last the same time in 1905. . Foreign exports for the week have been lLS'75e. against fs4.s74 last year. making
 sotat d1 thus far for the season b.5o2 lse
 Northern mills takinEs and Canada dur. snS ssSS petsL seven days show a decrease ot e.soe, as comDared with the correspond- ing period last year. and their total talk ines since September 1st have - The sotat takings of America nmills. niorth, soeth and Canada thus far for the season nave been 2.S69.10i, against 3feO, sos iast year. These include 1.O56,Sss by northern splnners, against 1.79e,96i. s- ss'
 Stocks at the seaboare and the twenty nine leading Southern interior centers haze decreased during .he week sO.42s baIes, agatnst decrease dnring the corresponding period last season of 12.s32 and are annw f40l2S smaller than at this date in tsoT
 Including stocks left over at ports and iri- terror towns from the last crop and the number of bales brought into sight thuA far from the new crop, the supply to date is Sl26' 4sg, against 1o.74s.s13 for the same period last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
CoMPARATIyE COTTON srArEMENr.

New York. Feb. I4.-For the week end tng Friday February 14th: s Net receipts at all U. S. rH
 ports during week .. IgIss4 -312i2g Total receipts since Sept e
 lSL .6,6b2.b1S 1.Sf7a2A Exports for week . l70O29 208sI7 Total exports since Sept
 list ~ -... .5.4s3.455 b,Sss. 741 Stock at all U. s. ports. 773,e01 10,e9T.51 Stock at Interior towns. 6O7,2nO 5s6, 4T2 Stock at Liverpool. ..... 9b6.00O Stock of Amn afloat for
 Gt Britain .... ...... 4I2.OoO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
'--RisinS. x--TalIInE.
l RIVER CE1a 20. Fo,REeAsr.

The upper Coosa will remain nearly sta. Ilonary today and begin to fall Saturday
 Ine lower Coosa and the Alabama will con. tinue to rise slowly. probably not exceed. ing 22 feet at Montgomery. 1-7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15

NAVAL STORES.
 Charleston, Feb 1A-TurDentine firm. Rosin firm; sales 500 barrels. Quote; ABC S3. 20: DE S3 25; FG S3 30; H $3.35; S3.e5; K S4.s0: M $500: N S5. 50; we $5.7O; wv $500.
 Savannah. Feb. 14.-Turpentine nothing doingi last sales Sic: receipts 204: ship ments 132. Resin firm: sales 1.ss0; receipts 1.2t4; shipments l.720; stock 1ol,l53. Quote ABC A ,sl5sss a ts W ss 90 SC SS %
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
%-TAdicates trace.
NAYAL sTOREs.

LNWINNNV8 NIUNWa
 EDGAR c. HORTON. off Tempo. in Charge Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
rHE WEATHER.
Daily Local weather Report and Rive
 . EorecasE.

Daily Loeal Weather Report and Rfvsu united States Department of A6rieuiture weather Bureau I1ocal Observat:on fContral T1meb
 Montgomery. Feb. 14. 1908. gwindl RainI state of weather ThAs Tsmp, IpF.hr.l in. Al and directisD l1eothA ef wind. am e 10 IS cIoudy-south. p.m1 S5 Is .s4 It. Rain-S.w Maximum temperature for day, 70 deg. Minimum temperature for day, 59 deg Average temperature for day, 64 deg Normal temperature for day, 5i dag Accumulated def. since Jan. 1. SC deg Av relative humid. for day, 94 per ct Total rainfall since aJn. 1. .99 inches q
 RIVER BULLETIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15

NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
 New Orleans. Feb. I4.--Cotton futures on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15

- Bales lHigh.l Low. Close
 Bid
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Weekly Movement.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

Brought into sight thus ..-s
 far for season =. ....s.7s5.s55 lo.ssO.sss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
COTTON sTATTarTrs

CUIION bTAIISTICS.
 New York, Feb. 14-The following statis- tics on the movement of cotton for the week ending Friday. February 14th were complied by the New York Cotton Ez-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
COTTON WAS WEAK
LOW GRADES DROPPED EIGHTH
 OF A CENT.
Gloomy weather Had . DepressIng Ef- feet On Market And It Was
 I'm LIthargie State.

Gloomy weather locally and decline In all of the future months left the local market in a lithargic state at the close of trading yesterday with q net decline of an eighth of a cent or more, better grades holding firmer with those who have orders to fill.
 There was practically no selling during the day. Two lots, one of twepty-six and one of forty-fve bales. were reported sold at quotations at Thursdays close.
 Offers for cotton are not so numer- ous as is usual at this season of the year. and sellers find considerable dif- ficulty in getting prices that they think should be paid under New York quotations. The trend of the New York market has been such recently, however, that exporters are a little in the dark, and not so anxious to buy until ther is a stronger sentiment and better indication of settled conditions.
 Quotations:
 Middling, II 1-4c.
 Strict middlinR II 3-8c
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CLOSING STOCK HIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
NEW ORLEANS sPOT COTTON,

New Orleans. Feb. 14.--spot cotton 3a,e Sa!ss l'o2s bales; receipts 7.lss; stocl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15

SELMA COTTON MARKET.
 Selma, Feb 14--(Special.J J-The price of spots quoted in the local market today were Strict middling .... .... .., 1Xe - ms -. ..l1 hc Strict Iow mlddnng III $ c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
COTTON RECEIPTS.
MONTGOMERY CURRENT oUOTAnON
CCorreeted DaIly.O

Total -. .'.. '.'''.s'sSa,Sa'
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS
STOCKS DEPRESSED.
Net Declines Throughout the Last
Bank Statement-FOrelgn
Trade Last Month.

-ra stool, M rilets of London Paris and Eerllh
were DEPRESSED yesterday as a result OF 'ile
uneasiness created by the development OF !ieSh
difficulties in the adjustment Of the balf>Aa"
troubles and the unsettlement in the local mar
l-et was indirectly due to the same cause F'I
lowing the lower cables from London. Wheie 5''i
classes Of securities had declined the mafAe'
here onened under Fridays final level and dur
ing the two hours of trading the course ot pIl.3s
vas gradually downward the market cl'SlhS
heavy and irregular. and at net declines Tor the
large majority of the issues in winch 1heie NFLE
transactions Foreign houses sold about 2 500
shares Of q few prominent stocks ana '',"
oTeratiors were an important influence IN TIE
.7a,e trading as they gave rise to the possibility
that the market here might be obliged to ABSORB
further heavy quantities Of European h"IuiISS
If American stocks. although those h"idliN7
have heen materially reduced within the last
fortnight Commission house dealings were con
fined 10 little selling the very large proportion
Of such activity as the market displayed beng
due to professional traders Practically the only
net advances scored were in scant hall oozeh
specialties and inactive stocks
The increase in cash shown in the bank state
r7ent s237 500 contrasted with an indicated loss
If S126NOO. but the variance was trihlng IN
oor71rarison with the contrasts often witnessed
The unexpectedly large increase Of Sl4.oeoo7o
in the loan item was probably referahle in large
degree 10 the financing Of the $14o000O0 South
ern Pacific Railroad loan and perhaps also req
resented the carrying over of the preceding
weeks average The increase in deposits, Sl3,-
Sq5 600 auproxirnated within about $4,000 the
aggregate Of the increases in cash and loans
The small increase in cash holdings and the
heavy increase in deposit liabilities caused a
decrease Of $3.236.l00 in the surplus reserve.
which is still. however, at the very comfortable
figure Of S31,471.00o-
The government report Of the country's for
eign trade for September shows exports Of mer-
chandise amounting to ,295 in value. the
largest since March and the largest for any Sep
tenher the increase over the same month in
l1q07 being s4045-995. Imports We're $S.216,058
less than those for September 1907, but were
much larger than for any month since NOvem-
ber thus presenting an indication Of improving
! conditions.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
TOPICS or TIE STREET.

FOREIGN TPADINCT-FC-e-r1 houses sod
about S.t@2 shares IN this mIrEer chiefly OF ne
Hartman issues. Rsa+irg. Canadian Pacific ana
United States Steel American stocks IN L0nden
closed weak. z. ro ue- cent below parity. Ile
general London market was dun and heavy. beng
depressed by the poorer outlook m the intaFnA,
uonal political situation. ConscS declined S-lo aN
weakness was shown in the stocks in which PaFs
is interested The Paris bourse was weak
DIVIDENDS DECLARED-D5v.ds dsnds have 6es1
declared as follows. Pennsylvania Steel Compan.,'
regular ssnli-annuai 3-a Per cent on the preielis
payable on November . Georgia Fsl"aF -
Electric Company, regular quarterly IL pc. -
on the preferred. payable On october y, A&Ie &
can District Telegraph Company Of New JeIse!
regulars quarterly per cent payable On O'''
Der %
EMPIRE TRUST STOCK DIvIDEND--Lne -
ecutive committee Of the Empire Trust Coilsk l.,-k
has provided for the increase az tHe capl1@ - -
from S7o0c1 70 N0dotoo authorized by ne s.k
holders Tuesday by the declaration oi .,-s s.c-s
dividend OF - Per cent 10 stockholders OF -
November 16 and the taking by the shassH''
Of an additional 50 per cent of stock al L''
BANK CI.EARINGs OF THE wsEK.-.,L.s.'
Financial Chronicle gives the total pans -
ings Of the United states for the week eeS1Ts ss
October Il day estimated. as S-os.;-,d I'd
against S2.S7S. .SSS.564 for the precsding ~
SS.l07.255 96S for the correspondents week @ -
+ ROE ORDER FOB IoCOyIOrTvES
for fftvriv new locomotives In All nave ase-
been placed bN the CliCRE1 = NcrLA"cS'1'N
woy Company wirh the American Locoro1l.e-- --,s
pauy They i~CIude fifteen Atlantic loc'1-s a.
twenty-five ten-wheeI freight locomotives -
teen siN-wheel switch engines.
FACTS ABOUT SHORT TERM SECURI.ii =,
Svartwout & NppenzeIlar. bankers of No. - irs
street. have issued a new wall card revised = "a
which describes outStauCtiCC short term 50 80 az
= severity nine companies. amounting ~ s.t5S-
gregate to $3.50 13I15S and Including sixteen rlry
trial companies S-NS50 600. nineteen puopNr-,
companies SI2i3 35S. 400. and forty-four - ard
S5t'. 421.i6S. The card will be sent % osNN
investors uron request =,
MOVEMENT OF COTTON--'"rhe s.- ths
Chrorirle' -ivcs the total port receipts A.lss.
,--ck ended October Is t9CS S'o''S5 ard
aEr.u>t SfS"I- bales fov the Creceyiing ~. totsl
S>S SIC tala- the week before that. rn5Sins AasS
'es~' f- siorc Sr-ter'Ncr L. 1905 l'S+.SS :, v.ar.
rcai~~t St> an ha les for the perics - sss-
sr'v luz "a decrease since September l. lsO'' y
2S2 .a'ss q
OFFERING OF RONDS. -ShOemakef' 80 9e
Co. oft Ne 8. Wall street. are oreriis - <oh
Coior 30 &, Southern first ucrtgage pei ts,ss y
t'"6 7ie FN'fugry '9-9 part OF 'oI, ts,,s i 81
s2r" ".'. T." n}.-treST occurring the S IRE
tE- 70 q, l,-tt 70 HoH nile and Is c"sS vears
RET -.l. .tts ea-nu-s of the company Iof '.,axs -
ended June 2N tqo- and June So lSVS. O. rayins
per cent en- SSt 0uo.ueo common stock Az, s.uss&
per cont dividends on Sl5.0OO00o hrss aaS
preferred stoGk&
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY NARKE1T.-Money on call IL per cent.
Time money was held in the last week at ad-
vanced rates but this bad effect on business
done nor did II alter the attitude Of borrowers.
Supply was ample in the whole week and from
various sources Rates closed below the weeks
highest at 4a224 per cent for sixty days. 3@&i4
for ninety days and four months, 3l2 for five
months and 324 for six months Mercantile paper
was dull last week no large volume OF high class
names being reported. Demand was indifferent.
but the fact was apparent that large amounts
could have been placed If OF the sort in demand.
Good single names. ordinarily considered a good
investment make up an assortment. met with
an Indifferent consideration and resulted in a
light business Rates. ! per cent for sixty 70
ninety DAYS bills receivable. 4i4l2 per cent for
four to six months choice single names. and 4124
81 per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened steady. with rates unchanged but
quickly developed strength. advancing 10 points to
1 s5sl54 s6S5 for cables. 4S6la64 $500 for demand
sterling and As for sixty-day bills Short francs
were quoted AT 516l4 4d5.16l4 plus 1872 and short
reichsrnarks at S5A plus 1-S2.
Bankers posted rates were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
cnSlIldi ~ o. S"T4 PLNo - e17,
posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston. 15c discount:
CHICAGO par: san Francisco, sight PIC premium.
+cIc-g,ap1 50 premium New Orleans. commercial
75caS1 discount bank 81 premium Charleston buy
ing par selling 1-10c premium; st. Louis, 25c dis
count bid, l0c discount asked.
SILVER NARKET-Bar silver, 6134c Mexican
silver dollars 45c Bar silver in London closed at
237hd: advance, I'D
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid, 1l6o; Lisbon.
21f0.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 2.011.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Can money in
London, q per cent; open market discount rate
for short bills, ~ per cent; long bills l7sG2 per
cent. Berlin discount rate 2& Der cent Paris
discount rate, 2l-l6 per cent Paris exchange on
London. 8 francs lG centmes. Berlin exchange ON
London. 20 marks 4l4 pfennigs Bar gold us
f0Tkd
FOREIGN Observation-Disclosures consols for
money, 81 11-l6 per cent for the account ga
French rentes. So francs Sc centirnes
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities duh
What little business transacted failed 10
change quotations TO any extent Ihe tone was
steady Cobalt Central showed renewed activity.
but after reaching a high mark eased or
slightly on realizing. Nipissing was firm ana moo
erately active Changes elsewhere were without
importance. The speciaIties We're neglected ana
about unchanged from the previous close BONDS
were dull steady.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18

nh, fo11o,,ine, we're the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks in which there were
=, transactions Yesterday the New York StocN
Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, Oct It. p. m--The market for Ameri-
prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
DiUidend Notices.
Business Opportunities.

NEW LUMINOUS SIGNS (PATENTED).
Wanted licensee work out American Patent
"a fortune 10 he maoe)- Write q. RAINAUD, EIec-
srfciRR. ArgenfeUii, Paris, France.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

dsurnished by Charles D Barney & Co. No p Brozd
York. and No I22 South -thE street
Philadephs)
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
INACTIVE Stocks.

T@5 M NH @ 21
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18

NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Furnished by Eyer & Co No 81 Wall streetl
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds compared with Fri
days:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18

'IntsrehangOAbIS. tCoupon. tRsEistersd.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
BONDS.
BOSTON STOCKS.

'Odd lots. tsens cents per share
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18

Total sales for the week 656 20:
TOTAL sales for the previous week 1877 2(
dividend
New-York tribune., 1908-10-18
UNREGISTERED

$1,000 ( Am Writ ? 5s.
700 Cons IS is rcpts
1000 TidewatCr 4 y . n
5000 I T st l. & W c IT Is
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-12-17
Msfh0disf Episcopal Church

Next Sunday morning we have
a special message to church mem
bers, but how shall we reach
them unless they come? We
make plea for all members OF
the church to be present on Sum
day morning. At this service OPP
portunitv will be given to unite
with the church.
On Sunday night Professor
Walter will speak on the subject:
A Plea for the Cause. Come and
enjoy the song service and listen
to the timely theme. Come also
to the Epworth League service
at $50.
The pastor will preach at Blue
Mound church next Sunday and
administer the sacrament of the
Lords supper.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-12-17
Chance I'm Time Card.

A change in the running sched-
ule of the Frisco went into effect
last Sunday, and the service Is
greatly improved thereby.
The train which has been leav-
ing for Kansas City at 1920 in
the forenoon, has been discontin'
ued, so the only train to Kansas
CITY in the forenoon is the 1850,
which goes to Kansas City by
way of Joplin. In place of the
1920 to Kansas City an afternoon
train has been put on, which
leaves at 3:25 o'clock, arriving
in Kansas City at .9:45 o'clock.
The west bound train has re
turned to its old time, and now
leaves at $40.
The north bound Meteor now
arrives at 1903 a. m. instead OF
2:2O a. M, being an hour and
seventeen minutes earlier.
Parties having business at the
county seat will now have to &c
on the $40 a. m. train.
The other trains are not at
fected by the change.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1908-12-17
Paul GregQS Success.

Paul Gregg, son of Mrs. Emma
Gregg of this city, who has been
the leading artist on the Denver
Post for some time, has closed a
contract with Hearst's New Jour-
nal by which he goes to that
paper in the capacity of artist
for two years at a salary of S1OO
per week.
Paul Gregg is accounted one oi
the best artists in the newspaper
world, and his pictures are the
envy of all amateurs.