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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
THE STOCK MARKET

New York. July l3-Ths stock market gave evidence today of the rstief afforded Dy the sales to take profits n the la.tsr .sa. having been completed. The contraction in the volume of dealings was warning of the lapse of operations further into profes- sionaI hands with this completion of a GUS tomary cycle of a speculative episode While the market was narrow there was per- ceptible growth of demand for stocks from new cources, with the effotc of keeping the tone firm to strong.
 Last weeks events in the financial dis trict had a cheering effect on the general business and industry of the country and this was reflected back today in tho encour- aging views of the outlook for business in- showed the influence of the improvement reported last week in Wall Street How far this influence might be responsible for tho growth of the buying orders for stocks re- ceived in New York today was not aitogeth- CT clear. but the concrnte fact of such buying was testified to by foreign. commits picion of a demand from shorts left un- covered by some heavy selling here last week and executed in this roundabout fash ion for the purpose of disgusting the ort- gin. This buying was especially promi- nent in Union Pacific and Cnlted States Steel and reports cabied rom Lona'n as- ing orders for the latter stock to the Lon don market.
 United States Steel to the highest touched so far this year. The time money market was flrmer as a result of some large tran sections in execution and in prospect.
 The sub-treasury's debit balance of $3.- 423, 2SS at the clearing house reflected some large disbursements on account of govern ment expenditures as weTl as heavy ftoemp- ton of bank notes and payments on account of new gold from Seattle.
 The bannks are completing the repay ment of government deposits returnabic by July 15 under the call of the secretary of the treasury. It Is estimated that s7,- 0e0, 900 already has been turned over by the New York banks and that they will increase the amount to s15.000.000 and ger haps $20, 000, 900 by payments on account of out of town correspondents and by sur render beyond the limits called for by the treasury in the unwillinEness to meet the one per cent. interest now charged on gov ernment deposits.
 On Thursday is payable the final instail- ment of subscriptions to the new Union Pacific bonds. which will call for upwards of $2o,000,000 There was firm tone in the early foreign exchange market m spite of the prospective demands on the local money market. Paris again took the bulk of the gold arrivals in London and private discount rates here were firmer In conse- quence. The strength in the wheat mar ket and the reports which accompanied It of damage to the crop in the northwest were Ignored in the stock market. tha northwestern grangers sharing fully in the days strength.
 Bonds were steady. Total sales par value $1,69s.000. United States bonds were un- changed on call.
 CLOSING STOCK HIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
nnRN ON sTREET CAR.

Chicago, July 1S.-Street car traffic in Washington Street was brought to standstill for half an hour today when Mrs. John Rulon. a passenger on an Armitage Avenue car, while passing the City Hall, gave birth to a girl baby.
 The woman was on the way to a hospital accompanied by a nurse. Dr. I. 0. Rawlin, physician attached to the City Health Department. was called and later mother and child were taken in a police ambulance to the hos nital
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
SIX PERSONS INJURED.
Auto PIunges Over Broken Bridge IntG
 River

Auto Plunges Over Broken Bridge Into
 River.
 Louisville, Ky. July I4.-Six persons, five of them we'll known in the social world were seriously injured in an au- tomobile accident early today at Smith vile, twenty three miles out
 The names are. MT. Shelby Bonni, A prominent distiller, leg broken; Mrs. shelby Bonni, bad cuts; Miss Elizabeth Sherley, seriously bruised; MT. Rich- ard Menefe. merchandise broker, in- ternal injuries. condition serious; Dr. Carl Wiseman, leg broken; Frank Ball. chauffeur, badly bruised.
 The party was returning from Bowl ing Green where they had spent yes terday. Reaching Salt River they started across a bridge, not knowing that a portion of the structure was recently blown away by storm. The automobile dashed twenty-five feet into Salt River, turning completely over In some miraculous manner one end of inc car rested on an obstruction. thus nreventing the party from being drown ed. The injured were brought to their homes in Louisville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
Nrxv ORY.EANs COTTON.

Nepv Orleans July 13.-Soot cotton quiet and steady with prices unchanged. Middling He. Sales were HIS bales on the spot ana 15o to arrive.
 Fufures opened steady. five to nine points kafow the close of Saturday. The open fue at Liverpool had ben unfayoFaple. sex- eaSainrly bearish crop accounts having been received from many points throughout the bait Following the opening. the oechne continued, and when reports were received from New York to the effect tha large operator had withdrawn from the market temporarily after having covered ms snort inferests there was a further recession in values. -
 Many of the bearish crop accounts were from Texas. one point in that state re- porting that a ginning company had to keep running night and day in order 10 keep pace with the new cotton coming in Al the close, which was steady the active months were 1A points below the eIoae Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
won't Ia cceD, NomipntlOn.

Nashville, Tenn, July 13.-George N. Tillman, of this city. in card pulp lished in The Banner this afternoon, declares he will not accept the Repub- lican nomination for Governor. III health is given as the reason for his declining. Mir. Tillman ls a prominent lawyer here and one of the foremost Republicans of the state. His name has been frequently mentioned in con- nection with the nomination. He is a brother-in Jaw of ex-Congressman Jos. E. Washington. Democrat, of this
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK
THE NrrTAL. MARKETs.

weaker in England today. declining lis Cd on the spot to 130 pounds 2s Sd and the same amount on futures to l3 pounds 2s Cd. The local market was weak and low CT. closing at &25. 25 O S2s.75
 Copper in London firmed uD Is Sd to 5T pounds 15s on spot and 5s pounds Is Cd on futures No change occurred locally, the market ruling dull with lake quoted at SIP. 6S7h; electrolytic SIP. 5O675; and casting SIP 37h @50.
 Lead advanced Is 3d abroad to 12 pounds 1es Sd. but at New York was easy and par tially lower at $4. 42h @45.
 Spelter was quiet and unchanged locally at S4. 45@50 and advanced 5s to IS pounds los in London.
 Iron was unchanged and quiet in all mar kets; standard foundry quoted at 49s Sd; Cleveland warrants 51s; No. 1 foundry nor thern $1b. 75 a SIS 25; No. 1 foundry south ern soft SIS 50 e SIT 25.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14

T-Ipdicates inappreciabIs rainfall s---for yesterday. .t-For 24 hours ending c am. 18th meridian time.
 NOTE-The average maximum anu mint mum temperatures and the average rainfall are made up at each center from the ae. tual number of reports received. The ''stata se weather is that prevailing at time os NhaarVafiaa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
REFusEp TRANSFORMATION.
Friction Between NavigatOrs of Water and
 New Trade Rivals.

New York, July 1s.-In a cablegram from Paris announcing that passenger steamships refused to transport Henry Farman's Aero plane to America. was received the first friction between navigators of the water and their new trade rivals. the navigators of the air. Refusal on the part of the steamship companies was not inspired by competitive jealousy. but because the wings of the Aeroplane are too long to go into the holds the vessels.
 Officials of the Aero Club of Amsrica and members of the St. Louis syndicate who are financing the Aerial exhibitions will make every possible efofrt today tc overcome the obstacle. no matter at what expense All arrangements have been made to have Farman's flight begin at Brighton Beach on July 80.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
A COWARDLY CROWD.
Allowed Woman to Drown Without Tryins
 to Save Her.

Allowed Woman to Drown Without Trying
 to Save Her.
 Chicago, July 13.-While 200 men and boys sat or stood within a comparatively few feet of her and in sight of nearly I,O0o others. an unidentified woman fell. or roll ed purposely from the north pier at the mouth of the Chicago River yesterday and drowned.
 Although she screamed repeatedly for as- sistanee. not hand in the crowd that watched her struggles in the water was lifted to save her. Instead one of the gazers stole the woman's purse and hat which she had placed on the pier beside her. and fled.
 half hour later the body was taken from the water by Captain Garland and his men from the life saving station. The body was neatly dressed The woman ap- parently 35 years old. five feet four inches tall, with dark brown hair and hazel eyes and weighed 1o5 pounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
CONDITION OF UNREST. Nations are Not Living Up to ThefI NAu6ralRkv AmreamAwf

NcutEAAhhy A&EcEMeMAs
 Washington, July 13.-A condition of unrest appears to prevail in Central America growing out of the revolution in Honduras and there appears to be growing suspicion among the several nations interested that all are not liv- ing up to that spirit of neutrality in the present case which their represent atives pledged themselves to in the last winters peace conferenc at Wash ington.
 Considerable interest attached to the return to Washington of Assistant Sec retary Bacon after his conference with President Roosevelt and Secretary Root at Oyster Bay yesterday, as 1t Is sup posed the conditions in Central Amer lea came in for a full share of con- sIderation. The United States and Mexico have taken an active interest in the Central American situation and 1t is not believed either country will permit existing conditions to continue for a long time. The cruiser Albany left Panama yesterday for Amapala, where Captain Mayo will investigate the situation and report.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
D1scREDITs REPORT.
Germany wln Not Assume PrOseotorate .

Germany win Not Assume ProtectOrate of
 Turkish Subjects in China.
 Paris, July 1s-M Constance, the French Amba ssador to Turkey in an interview yes- terday. discredited the report that Germany will assume the protection of Turkish sub tects in China. Heretofore. France has assumed the protectorate. and. according to the ambassador. he has not reeisVed the slightest intimatlon that such steps were O be taken It has always been the GUS tom. he says. for the Porte and the frencn representative in Constantinople, to have an exchange of views of any affair of tm- portance. but the question of transferring the protectorate has not been discussed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
NEW YORK COTTON.


 New York. Jdiy is.-The cotton rn,nts marne opsned steady at a decline of 394 poinss. cables being disappointing and repfesen en'ins .s instead of the expected advance oi s x points an advance of but z9e points.
 Following the opening. the decline n the new crop positions was tncreasee 70 . mater of 2116 points with only rev Tee h1e rallies during the session except TOT one nhnrp midday rise of six points on coyeflhs Thn selling was due to unsatisfaclorS ac counts from spinning sources ana 70 sens- raily favorable crop news. suppiemehteu oy reprrts of continued weakness in soutnern spot markets, through an effort 70 reuuco 1focka of old cotton in anticipation or tne neur crop movement. There was some Tendsncy to cover in view of report oy a southern newspaper to the effect that m fhe Atlantic States and in southern Iexas fhe crop had deteriorated owing To ram.
 selling was further arrested by reports mai Inc recent leading bear interests had chanRed front and were now largely ions % @f October and the later months. The sseerket was finally steady with July only one point net lower and the rest or the ffsk two to eleven points net lower ana sales esisuated at 7B.0oo bales.
 Receipts at the ports today 6.05e oales. aeniust G169 last week and 1,e4e iast wenr For the week (estimatedl 5O.0o0 bales anainst 3s.2s7 last week and 1o.Sel last
 Todays receipts at New Orleans 71b haiae. against 1.2S1 last year, and at hous- ion f.Ssa bales, against to5o last year
 ypuffrreN opened and closed steady;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
cHIcAeo GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago. July f3.-Scorching weather than cents in the price of wheat on the. local exchange today. At the close the September delivery showed net gain Of 1R @ kc. Corn was off hc. Oats were up higher.
 all day Reports from Minnesota and the Dakotas claiming that the spring wheat crop is deteriorating rapidly owing to the the chief reason for the bullish sentiment which prevailed throughout the entire ses- sion. Esitamtes on the damaged already per cent. of the entire crop. 3c advance at Minneapolis seemed to confirm partly nsoss reports r m sc. espiss ana ra DSisn aaa,a tional factors contributing to the strength of the local market. poor demand for tended to curb beiiish enthusiasm late in the day and caused some reaction from the high point The market however. clos
 September opened < exc higher at so%
 @Mc. advanced to s2x Q Nc and closed at Giearances of wheat and flour were equal to 1s7,7o0 bushels. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of 265 cars.
 Ideal weather conditions for the growing crop caused moderate weakness in the corn
 market despite sharp advance in wheat among the principal sellers and shorts were the chief buyers. Trading in general was rather Guiet.
 The market closed easy at the lowest point. September opened a %c higher at 74N N@76hc. sold off to 74Mc and clos cd at 74hc. Local receipts 1si cars. with of contract grade.
 The excessive heat in the northwest brought about an active general demand for oats and caused an advance of more than Pc in the price of all deliveries. A leading bull was one of the chief buyers and commission houses also bought freely. The market closed strong. SeptembeS opened Q Kc higher at 44c, advanced to 44c and closed at 43Ac.
 Provisions were active and strong the
 greater part of the day: Pork and ribs were in especially good demand but trade in lard was rather slow A ten to fifteen cent increase in live hogs and the strength of grains were the principal bullish influ- ences. At the close September pork was up 27Mc at s1s.7ah. Lard was unchanged at ss.s5. Ribs were 6@7hc higher at ss.1b.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
COFFEE MARKET.

New York, July 13-Coffee opened quiet and unchanged, there being nothing in the news at hand to warrant a renewal of operations by traders on either side, During the session there was notable lack of in- terest apparent, and for the first time in seven years no actual business tran sacted. )he absence of French cables contributed to the duilness' The close was inactive. net unchanged to an advance of five points.
 Spot dull No. I Rio 5-16c: Santos No. { S&c; mild coffee quiet: Cordova 9x O 19hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
FntaI Auto Accident.

ficial of the tax office in Berlin was killed and Max oechlahuser. a well known banker was frightfully injured in an automobile accident yesterday. While trying to avoid a runaway horse the machine in which they were riding struck a krOA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
Corrected DaIly1

rhn~e prices are at wholesale and not to stsgeh-corn s@1oci standard goods. Pearl Ihe; gloss lump Aho; nickel goods Lsrd-Lsaf 1Ohc; compound Sc; basis Pice-Extra fancy head Exe: fancy head aX e To: broken AH 0Be; Japan 5H 06Xc ssitSI.iverpooI Si IS: Virginia COG; Lou yinegar-Psr gallon 1s03se.
 coffee-Green common eh 010c: prime ssE 1I0c; choice 11612c; fancy 130I4hc. candles-xXx Soda shc; xxx ginger snaps 1e.
 Hides-Dry Hints s@1Oe; dry salted sa Sc; green hides s@4o: green salted Sc.
 BeeBwax-26o.
 WooI--ciear lie: bury s011c; washed 2o@ 36c.
 Pearl e1.00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
REMARKa

Showers have occurred in all districts, ex- cept Vieksburg and Wilmington. The rair- fall has been mostly light though heavy at Thomasville, Ga. Temperatures contIn- ue moderately high In nearly all districts
 FRANK F. NHAFFHR
 section Director. ". a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
ST LoUIs GRAIN.

St. Louis, July 13.-Wheat: July sSkA; range Ss to s9%; Sept. s9Ac bid: range SSN a ssA to sOS: Dec. s2%; range g. h to 93h.
 Corn: July 7sk bid: range 77% to 7sk bid; Sept 75M bid; range 15 to 75A; Dec 6OA: range 5sNA to 6OA.
 Oats: July 50 bid; Sept. AKA; range AZ to 43h bid; Dec. 43k Nom.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
DRY GOODS.

ket opened quiet with prices holding firm. Lines of nen's will be opened on Thursday and Monday. Lnes of staple hos iery for spring were opened during the day. rule about the same as current prices for fall deliveries. Staple printed goods are stIll being ordered steadily. Raw silk is a shade easier with the demand light.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
PostOaace Safe Cracked.

Nashville. Tenn, July l3.-The post oface safe at Martin, Tenn, was cracked Sunday night and $500 worth of stamps and several hundred dollars in curren- cy taken by the thieves. The work was evidently done by professionals.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
Threntened With nenth

Tabriz. July 1S-A revolutionary proclamation has been proclaimed throughout this town. threatening the Russian consul and the members of the Russian colony with death unless they GaiEA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
NEW YORK PRODucR

New York July 1s-Cotton seed oil easy: prime crude 3Tkc.
 Rice quiet
 Turpentine quiet: 41hc.
 Sugar raw steady: fair refined S3 as. centrifugal ss-test &4 36: molasses sugar 33 6l; refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14

On the Produce Exchange today the but ter market steady: creamertes 18w sIZc; dairies II @20c.
 Eggs firm: at mark included Is O 1sc: firsts 17hc: prime firsts 19hc; extras steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
NEw oRLEANs CorToN FUTUREs.
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON. 1avy Orleans, July 13.--Cotton spots quiet

New Orleans. July 15.--Cottoh spols uui5t and steady; sales 32b bales; recelpts ho' stock SA.2ss ., Low ordinary. nom ...' ordinary s..s .s"''' o-Aoc Good ordinary s"'' Hc Low middling sssssS sss' HUG
 Kidding ssss Pssss. ~
 Good uniddling s.s" ss @s"ss'it s-AvS Mfddling fair .....s ss ss's ''aa aV-aoS Fair, nom s.'' ss'''s''AS s-AoS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
NEW YORK RONpR.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14

Fruit and Produce-Fancy lemons ssos per box q. %; Irish potatoes per bushei $1 as; onions yellow globes yl.35; fan- cy HIP: peanuts 6ho lb: choice Florida pineappies $2 759$3. %.
 Tomatoes $1 50; snap Beans stand. si. Cucumbera t1. 50. '-' Cheese-Full cream. daisies 1sc: singles tbAc; ID. cuts square 17c. Grits-Per Dbl q. 90: per sack s2.45
 Grain and Hay-Bran q .55: shorts sf. .sk: oats 6Sc; white 6sc; white clipped S7kc: timothy hay SIS. .o0; Johnson Erass 7So: Al. faifa q. zb: corn esc. A1- Prime Cotton Seed haaI s2s.os; sacked cotton seed huils SIS ton.
 | Molasses--Georgia cane. bbL 40c sa,Ion, eases gaiions $50 per case; maple syrup Log Cabin Brand: gallons sia; < gallons Chickens@Aens ss@+oc: flyers ss zoe; Eggs-12Mc.
 Country Butter-iBe per h.; Jersey but. ter a6c.
 Bagging-New Jute 50 or 90 yd. n,ec.. 2 ib: sNc; K 10. sMe; new sugar Sack lA ID 7&ci, ID. shc: second hand suEas
 Ties-New Arrow Si.ie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
xyERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. July 13-Ciosing: cotton spot AuIl: prices one point higher:
 American middling fafr... .... .s .-e.sS Good middling s... ''s' "'.' ''.' os os MiddiinR ssss ss''''' D. st Low mtddung S'.s ssss s'.' D. ee Good ordinary...s ssss...s '.'..s..o D . St Ordinary ~.~--. a =. x \ eoo heias os which 200 were for speculation and export and included 4,700 American. Receipts S,00o bales including l. 800 American
 Futures opened steady and closed easy; Jtaiy ~, .... .... ..b.7o July August s''. s''.'''-o .oS August September ss''O SS Eeptember-October ss.s.. lS ta October November D Do h November December ..6 % December-January .4-9I January-February s.....4 95 February- March COG .s.. ..4 SS arch-Aprn '..s zee" p..s s.-- go S -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
srr.MA corroN MARKEr.

eelrna July i3.-(SpeciaLJ-Ihe pIIVs ?. epots quoted in the local cotton mafket today were as follows; ,,ma food middling .'.' ''.' M . strict middiing '''' '''' foSse MfddIfuR Ts-uv rnfddlinQ .., .... s.sss.iVc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14

ane Soosa TER CONDITIONS.
 stapopaly UT re is rather unevenly dis
 cling areas of relatively
 WEAfh the Gulf States and The air pressu1 ,st with areaa of flow" tributsd. there D. Arixona and the ex- high barometer oN rssnlt of this un- the middle NorthweA ,ressure showers have over New England -tcta heing rnost ren- treme Northwest. As , and in the eastern equal distributino of rainfail has heen occurred in many distf as heavw al Thom- eral in the Lake regiof |. nrrvatis over fha cotton districts. The trrvthis rnorninr mostly ngnt Lnougn iI " uttered areas of eastern half of the counV arite aeneraIly with the exception of scfd4 unfasns vester- local cloudiness. Temperat as as de@ress grees and higher occurred & ItIantic coast to the east of the Rocky Mo therWn ALa- day. with readings as high N# ! f''s N along the middle and north
 Conditions favor fair wea -,,,
 bama tonight and Tuesday. sx h.,..
 .st Inc
 COTTON REGION BUILE Iiy fA Montgomery, Alabama. for the A ----l- snding at ( am. 18th meridian t ej Ram
 Monday uS HnchTs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
,aoNrGOMERX CURRENT QUOTATIONS

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. July ls.-Cotton seed oil; xrttaa A6c.
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Sales lHigh.l Low. lcloss Bid
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Wilmington, July ls.-spirits turpentine steady 37hc; receipts 62 casks
 Resin nothing doing; receIpts 24a
 Tar firm s1. 50; receipts barrels
 Crude turpentine firm s2. %; S2.7o and Ss.75: receipts Ak
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
THE MONTGOMERl

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