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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
THE STOCK MARKET

New York. June tf.--rhs stock market of sas paiSss over year past vas touched.
 was did not hoid snd ths constant fuetua- ton within the marrow range of the move iative temper. while is'Ha the demand for stocks was thus isshsryic 1t .ws accounted on an Insignificant scale
 The withhoiding of stocks from sale in ,,s 2 and the spathS of tbs iradns must prove argues : strong technical position for the weak hoidinss sasily forced tas p on the market: The pertinacity with which stocks were demand for stocks without inducing any % discoSrsssansnt % ss0t ossr the effect of the cut in steel prices was unquestionable: usae aets res ssns 1 was cone opinion of The Iron Age that the price rs. ,. ,. made by Independent makers was not raa- icai enough to induce new buying; wss M talk M ductions would follow before active revival of demand would set In. meats of all kinds which was announced in connection with price reductions of steer %sse RrUcuc rsaSsustments % @ i0y The closing of the subscription lists for the new Union Pacific bonds both here and in London in advance of the date set on the ground that the amount than covered. amounted to an an nouncement of the success of the supscrip- tion.
 Meantime the dealings in the new bonds when issued were continued outside market with selling to an extent which wiped out the previous premium over the subscriptioh price. This was maed ground Tor some selling of the Union Pacific by the board room traders. which made that stock neaVy with the narrow market existing.
 Brooklyn Rapid Transit was sold on the assumption of the passage Of the antl-rac- ing bills at Albany would affect the larGe traffic of that company in carrying crowds to the race tracks The disclosure ot unsavory practices which have been brought out In the legal proceedings in connection with one of the most recent stock exchanEe failures have set on foot some agitation TOT measures by stock exchange authorities which in effect will demonstrate that such practices are not followed by custom. !. Some repreasive effect on speculative activ- ity is hinted at as an effect on this agita- tion. cident in response to a hardening in the private rate of discount in London which in turn was influenced by the withdraw- als of gold from London for Russian ac-
 Bonda were heavy. Total sales par valu. s1.7ss.0oc. United States 2s advanced < per cent. on call.
 CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, June i1.-crop reports from the Northwest and the Southwest caused the July % delivery closing 5 sat at gain of A Q ef Provisions ' we're I [ iT@ @ssc higher.
 opening was weak because of . more fav- crable weather condition fin this country and e decline of more than one pence at half hour the aa market bscaps % firm m ' on 6uy- ing by several leading conimission houses. The demand was chiefly for the. July dellv- s sa th g0s a 'sswa the .ns hsS crop by excessive rain in Kansas, Okla hona, Texas, North Dakota and Minnesota were the buliish influences. Scattered real point of the day The close was firm.
 July opened < @hc to %9&e lower at sb%c, to ssHc advanced to s7A e %c and
 Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago report ed receipts of 207 cars. against 14S last week and SIS one year ago.
 early in the day owing to improved weather conditions and the break in wheat. It rallied. however. before the end of the first half hour and continued steady for the re- ., A prediction of more rain tomorrow in the corn belt waa a steadying factor. The
 July opened d shade lower at SIC sold off to sex Q Ac and then advanced to 67h The close was at 67Ac. Local receipts were 2s1 cars. with ls of contract grade.
 Renewed liquidation of the July delivery caused moderate weakness in oats early in the day but firm tone soon developed on covering by shorts. July opened kc higher ed to 2Kc. The close was at 42Mc.
 Provisions were active and strong on buy ing by local packers and ten cent ad- pore was m p so at Ised tae Mss higher at $S.77M 6e0. Ribs were up 17h GzOc at s7.7aM &7s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12

formal entente between these three powers would be regarded as meas. ure hostile in tendency or to quote the exact term used by the informant Of the Associated Press, as a "krteges- drogung."
 Whether such development was ore iginally contemplated from the meeting between King Edward and the Pres. ident of France and King Edward and the Emperor of Russia, is not stated but the immediate result of the repre-. sentation made in Berlin was the pub lication on June of an obviously in- spired article in the official Rossia which, while speaking warmly in favor of the meeting between King Edward and Emperor Nicholas. declared that the suggestion of any new grouping of the powers at the present time was impossible.
 Furthermore. following this secrs- tary Grey announced in the British House of Commons that no further ex- pansion of the Anglo Russian conven- tion was contemplated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
NEW Y0RK COTTON.

New York, June 1.-The cotton market was very quiet today with fluctuations nar- row and irregular. The close was quiet and steady net five points higher to two points lower Sales for the day were estimated
 The market opened steady at an advance Of fd37 points which was hardly as good ae due on the cables. Yesterdays cover. ing movement seemed to have exhausted the demand from shorts and better weather map restricted frsh buying for long account notwithstanding talk of further overfioWs m the Southwest and bullish spot advicea.
 Prices soon eased off to about the closing fifnres of last night and during the later seasion the market showed very httie Yea ture. At the close September was points higher but other months were within e point or two either way of last nights
 Liverpool will be closed tomorrow and sakurday. Private cables received today re: ported covering by near months shorts and a better trade demand. but the English spot sales were light. Picking is said to he In progress in the Southwestern part Of Texas and advices from the eastern belt report d very favorable crop outlook. Wall Street people were moderate sellers at times during the day here. but trading at no time was aggressive; Southern spot markets officially reported were unehans-
 Rsceipts af the ports today. 7.sss bales. against e,445 last week and s.ssi last vear For the week (estimatedl 6S.00o bales. against s6.o1s last week and s4.esS
 Today's receipts at New Orleans s.ts2 bales, against 1s7 last year: and at hous- ton 3330 bales, against is0 last year:
 Futures opened steady and closed quiet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
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Alabama.-The mean temperature was wsrmsst day. with 2 maximum tempsraturs of ss degrees There was much bright pleasant. The rainfall came in unevenly distributed showers. and was above the Counties and sp Generally deficient elsewhere Arkansas.--The mean temperature was about three degrees above the normal. occurred in five northern and two south above the normal. The sunshine was am pie Floods in the Arkansas River did much damage in bottom lands.
 Florida. The temperature was practically normal in all sections. The highest tenn S si ths ghs week nd amounts were generally above the normal, except in west coast counties. Excessive the 5th, The sunshine was ample.
 Georgia.--Very warm weather prevailed during the latter part. The mean tempera- ture was about normal Rain was fairly scattered showers occurred on other days but the rainfall was generally below the normal except in central and southeastern districts The sunshine was deficient.
 Louisana--The temperature was three to four degrees above the normal The wealth showers occurred on six days. The pre- cipitation was below the normal The sunshine was slightly above the normal.
 Mississippi-The mean temperature was somewhat above the normal During the tlrst rye days. the afternoons were EhoWery, but the last two days were clear. The rainfall was generally light in the southern portion and heavy in the central and north ern counties, where creek bottoms are over flowed. The sunshine was nearly normal.
 oklahoma.-Conditions were pnfavorable. cloudy, wet weather continuing during the entire week. The sunshine was deficient. The temperature was moderate. The rain fall was heavy to excessive and the |soiI is much too wet except in the extreme northwestern counties. The high water Is reeeding, but many streams are stnl out
 North Carolina.-Ths temperature was nearly two degrees below the normal. The rainfall was generally above the normal. erable damage by flooding and washing was reported in many eastern and a few cen- tral and western counties. The sunshine
 South Carolina---The mean temperature was nearly normal. The sunshine was slightly less than the normal amount. The unevenly distributed. the coast region re- ceving excessive amounts and the interior less than the normal.
 Tennessee.-The mean temperature was nearly normal. The rainfall was nearly normal in the eastern half of the State and much above the normal In the western. excessive and injurious in several extreme western counties The sunshine was nearly normal.
 siderable cloudiness. The precipitation was deficient by far the greater portion of tho state receiving no rain. Heavy show occurred in several north central. Red River valley and northwestern counties. Rain is needed in coast counties and the Rio Grande valley. Sunshine is needed III HUI l. M CLINE, Section Director.
 New Orleans. La.
 LONDON STOCKS.
 London. June. 11-AmericGn securities af and fndaV. Prices
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
Drwvv oRrWANR COT.TON,

New Orleans, June 11.-Spoc cotton Was uuiet and steady with prices unchanged MfddIInr ii 7-i6c. Salea were 1000 bales on khe spot and 2B0 to arrive.
 Futures opened steady with the active months two to nine points above the close Of yesterday. which was due to the active Improvement in the market at Liverpool After the call prices eased off somewhat pn the forecast for good weather The belief among traders that as long as the weather continues favorable, receipts heavy and the demand for spots light, there will be very little future for the market brought about considerable dullness during the late activity at the same time. resulted la . recession in values. At the close, which was quiet and steady the July option was seven points above the close yesterday with October and December four and three points down respectively.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
NEW YORK BONDS.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
Tnr trETAL MARKErs.

New York. June 11.--London tin was and futures at iss pounds i2s Sd The local market was dull with quotations ranging from <2S. 12 G$2s. 62M
 Copper was q shade higher at 5S pounds 12s Cd for spot and 59 pounds Is 3d for futures in the English market. The local market was quiet and unchanged with lake quoted at &12.S7h @s13; electrolytic at {l2. 62k CTS; and casting at SIP s7k 65o.
 Lead was unchanged at 21 pounds in London. The local market was firm and shade highsFd on the average at $4. .52M.
 6pelter was higher at 19 pounds 5s in London but was easy at $4. 57h @62h in the local market.
 Iron was lower with Cleveland warrants quoted at 51a 1hd in London The local market was unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.

Weather Conditions for the Week Ending
 Monday, June 6.
 The mean temperature was degrees to degrees above the normal over Louisiana, Texas and southern Arkansas. and was about normal elsewhere. except over east ern North Carolina. where there was a deficiency of 3 degrees to degrees.
 Light showers occurred in nearly all por- tions of the cotton region except central and southern Texas where no rain fell dur ing the week. There was more than two northern Arkansas. western Tennessee. northern Mississippi and st few places in the CaroIinas. The heaviest rainfall was 6. ss inches at Marlow. Oklahoma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
NEW VORE pROnUCE

New York, June 1l--Cotton seed oiI firm: prime crude ss ls c; do. yellow 47ho.
 Petroleum steady.
 suagr raw firm; fair refining s3 s0992: centrifugal s6-test S4. 40d42; molasses su- gar 23 .65 d67; refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
C,hnrwe. ln ConruInfen.

Annoy, China, June 1i-Julian IF Arnold. of California, the United states Consul at Tamsui, Formosa. will relieve Vice Consul Edwin c. Baker who has been in charge of the American con suIate at Annoy since october of last year. Mir Baker goes to Foochow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
CoNfBINATTON IN STEEL.

London, June 1l.--AccordInB 70 The Iron and Steel Trades Journal there has recenly been effected a great combination in the British steel trade with a capital of s375.- 00O GOO The information of this paper. however, is not always correct. The main object of the combination, according to The Journal is to secure control of the interna- tionaI export trade and similar organiza- tions in America and on the continent are said to be supporting the British amalga- nation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. June ll.-There IS steady flow of duplicate orders for worsted and ed in the mills is increasing. Cotton goods remained steady today but generally quiet save on the staples which are still being ordered where the low prices still prevail. Export trade is printed fabrics is about all that is passing in that quarter of the mar ket the far eastern trade still amounting to nothing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12

St. Louis June Special. )-Tha St. Louis grain markets today ranged as fol- lows;
 wheat: July s4% bid; range s3% to s4&. Sept. SPA bid; range SEX A to s3h G z bid. Corn: July 67Ih bid. range 67k O % to ssA. Sept, 64& bid; range 64%.
 Oats; July 43 Sept. 35A.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
sIGNIFIcANT MEETING.
Germany Aroused Over the CordfaIfty
 shown at ReyaI

shown at RevaI.
 St. Petersburg. June 11--It was learned here today from a competent source that the recent meeting between King Edward and Emperor Nicholas at Reval, and the rapproachment between Great Britain, Russia and France, has been made the subject of grave representations on the part of Germany. which has met the threatened birth of new triple alliance" with q display of the mailed fist"
 After the announcement of the Reval meeting, Russia was given to under stand at best in the conclusion of a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
NEyV YORK COFFEE MARKET,

New York. June I1.--Coffee futures open ed steady at unchanged prices to a decline of ten points and Closed steady net uh- changed to five points lower. Sales were reported of f7.250 bags. including:
 July ....s'..,' r. s.. s.--. '.'s ....o ?, Sv September -s--- s..'ss ..'.. D. Sg october ..~.s s... 's-... .........-e'S 'So OecemOer ss-s -ss. .s-- sss..- D oo January ...s .... ....-s..s ss.s ...5 go March ...... .s... ........ ....---.. .. go May .s.-s.l .s.s D. 5a
 Spot steady; Rio No T eAc; Santos No. s&c; mild quiet; Cordova 9A @i2&c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12

coffee-0resn common sh 0 Ioc: prime sK Q ioc: choice I1@12c; fancy Is014hc.
 csndies-xxx Soda ske; XXX ginger sssrdinss--Amsrieaa mustard ss.7s; K-oil ssitsai a.a.s-pry Hints s0so; dry saited s0Ye: green hides 30Ac; green saited <es
 IaooI~ciear leo: bury selio; washed sSxssi--standara sse: watersround ssc; Truit and produoe--Fancy lemons ssoa per box S4.2g: Irish potatoes per busheI si. 2si onions. yellow Elobes ti.Ib by: fan- oranges, assorted sizes ga 50; Flerida Pine apples a 2s: new petatoes t4.bo bbl
 tomatoes s3.1s; Snap Beans stand q; cucumbers s1.s
 Chsese--Fuu cream. daisies 1ec: singles lsKc; 1 ID. cuts square 17c.
 Grfts--Per bbl s4.75: per sack s2 2.35.
 Grain and Hay--Bran q 55; shorts q. es i: oats ssc: white ssc: white clipped 6s ssc: falfa s1.zb; corn 9sc.
 Prime Cotton Seed Meal &2s.0es sacked eottoa seed hulia s1a ton.
 Moiaaean---Georgia cane. bbL 400 gallon; eases. gnilons sS .s0 per case; maple syrup Log Cabin Brand, gallons $iA; # gallons s7 50; quarts st.2S per do&
 Chickene--Hans 3s0zoc; flyers ss@Aoc; ''s susar-cTaauiatsd sxo; F. Y. c. SRo.
 Country Buttsr--1se per ib.; Jerssy but Bsssins--New tute 50 or 30 yd. pieces lb eEc: IS 10. shc; new sugar sack 1% ID: 7&ci. ID. shc; second hand sugar
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
MARINE.
Rr. LOrIs GRAIN.

s pm steamers-Glenarm Head: 10 pm. Morgan Line. Il: 3:00 pm. Tampican; 3 D. m. George Pyman. all bound west.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
 ICorTected DalIY.l

MUNIUUMNhY CURRENT NIUUIALNVNH.
 (Correeted DaIIy.1 These prices are at wholesale and not Co
 consumers:
 etarch-Corn e910c; standard goodG, Pearl 4hc; gloss lump Ahc; nickel goOdP e2 co.
 Lard-Leaf 1oc; compound So; basis Gtareea.
 Rico-Extra fancy head TAc; fancy head sH @7c; broken A. 05e; Japan 5H @B&c. sait-Liverpool t1.15; Virginia COG; Lou isiana soc.
 Vinegar-Psr gallon 1s09sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
NAKAL aTnREs.

Savannah, June I1.~-TurDentine firm 80 @sekc; sales 22oo; receipts 1.s40; ship
 Resin firm; sales s,s12; receipts s,sss; shipments sSo; stock s0,sSs. Quote: ABC S2.seme5; D s. %: e3.10@12h; $3.2o NJ ss.1o; ss.75; VIC ss.5o; wv ss.Bs.
 Charleston, June 1l-Turpentipe steady: sales SO; 3ahc.
 Rosin quiet; sales none. ABC s2.s5; D 22.90: 1S. 60; F s3.10@16; c $S.15420: II eS.T0: I e4 so; K s6.60; M S6. co; N Ss. Is: VIC SC. 70; wv Se. 4s. wiimanxton, June l1--Spirfts turpentins nothing doing: receipts a casks.
 Rosin nothing doing. receipts 15s.
 Tar firm S1 SO; receipts 10.
 Crude turpentine firm s2.oo; $2.7o and S3.7S: receipts 10e.
 New Orlanns June 11.--Reeeipts 327 bar reIs rosin; 62 barrels turpentine.
 Exports for Havana T5o barrels rosin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
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NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans. June t1.-spot cotton was quiet and steady; sales 1.26o; receipts 3,l52; stock 110 6n6.
 Low ordinary, nom - 1-Isc Ordinary nou1... .s.. s.ss ''.' IAc Good ordinary ..'S s'ss b-loc Low middifng ..,io T-lec Middling ss.e s'''ll t5e Good middlin& '.s.'' zc Mtddhng fatr ss.. s..s ss s'ls Fair s...-Shc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
ENGLISH DISCOUNT

ENGLISH DISCOUNT RATE London. June ll;-The rate of discount of today at 2h per cent.
 KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK. Kansas City. June h-No live stock market today on account of the flood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
LOCAL, COTTON MARKET.
 We quote our market feAay: Strict middiing -..." s.. q, 7SSee Middilng II f-4ee
arrNfA CnTT0N MARKET

Selma, June f.--(special )--Ths Dffce Of spot s quoted in the local cotton market to- day were as follows:
 Good uiddling .... s..s..l! ' Strict niddiing s... .... ...- ..it . Mio0ltnG ss.s ssssess. Aa 2 . Strict low middiing .... ....n c Low midd1ing .... ss....l0Ac
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
TONnON STOCKs,

London June 1f.-AmericGn securities opened quiet and steady today. Prices dur. ing the early trading were about unchanged from yesterdays New York closing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVefpooI June lI.--LIosinE. Cotton, spot dull: prices eighteen points higher:
 Good middling zee. ...'~...6. 9S Mtddling ss.'ss. 'o . ox Low mioQltn8 s'.s ssss ..''o SV Good ordinary...s sss'so. oz orgipaTy ..'. .S .:.' s;ss; z4 which 200 were for speculation and ,SDort and included 3,700 American. Re'~.pts 5000 bales including 100 American.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-12
CLOSING STOCK HIST.

| Sales IHigh.l Low. Icloas | Bid
Willmar tribune., 1908-05-06
SEMl-CElVIElQ1AL
AT NORWAY LAKE

In view of the fact that it is fifty
years since white people began to
put up their abodes at Norway
Lake, it has been decided to COM
memorate this event on July Fourth.
The Synod church at Norway Lake
has had the matter under advise
ment for some time, and at spe-
cial meeting it was unanimously
agreed to make the coming semi
centennial an occasion for celebra-
tion. Committees have been elect
ed to make the necessary arrange
ments, and an elaborate program is
being prepared. Speakers Of note
from abroad have already been Sc
cured. A well-trained choir and a
brass band will furnish an abund-
ance of vocal and instrumental
music. Sports of various kinds
will be feature of the program.
No pains will be spared to make
the occasion a memorable one in
every respect. That this significant
anniversary will attract a large
number of people from far and
near. is foregone conclusion.
The celebration will take place in a
beautiful and spacious grove near
John Halvorson's residence, in the
immediate vicinity Of the historical
Isle of Refuge