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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago. May 1.--Heavy rains in Kansas and drought in southern Europe caused strength today in the local wheat mnrket. the July delivery closing at net gain of Sg%e Corn was up Ac Oats were un- changed Provisions were 2h T5c higher
 The wheat market was stronE all day. The weather in Kansas furnished an in- centive to buyers at the opening and as offerings were light prices were easily ad- vanced. As trading progressed the market was further strengthened by reports repeat ing former claims of darnage by dry weath- CT in southeastern Europe. A bulge in corn also caused sentiment in wheat There was some reaction late in the day by profit taking but the market closed firm.
 July opened h@hc higher at 90 % s0kc, sold at s0hc and then advanced to siAc and closed at sO& @Ac
 Further delay to seeding operations by rain caused strength in the corn market. Commission houses were the chief, buyers and the>seliing was mainly by longs. Trad day. The market closed strong
 July opened a shade to q F. higher at sT% 1 hc, sold at 67kc and then advanced to 6s&c. The close was at 6sA Q Ac.
 Oats were In sympathy with wheat and corn. The principal trading was in Septem- Der which was sold freely by provision iIa- terests Cash houses were the chief buy. CTS
 July opened hc lower at l6& to 4Tc. sold up to 47hc and closed at 4sNc.
 Trade in provisions was active and the market was firm all day, A ten to fifteen cent advance fin live hogs and the strength of corn were the chief -bullish factors. At the close July pork was up 2i4c at S13- 72t Lard was 2h4sc higher at ts 5s a 57h
 The leading futures Tor the day ranged as follows: zs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
STATEMENT OF TREASURY.

Washington, June 1.-The monthly state- ent of the Government receipts and expendi- tures shows deficit for the month of May. 1908, of $11.s5s.es1, as against a sur plus for May. 1907 of eS.5S5,212. .,
 The receipts for May. 1908. show de- crease as compared with May. 1907. of $14.- 7se.960, and the disbursements an increase of s5.744242 making deficiency of s2o.. For the eleven months of the current fiscal year the receipts are shown to have aggregated s54s, ,407. .i5o. and the disburse- ments ss10.ol0.755., leaving deficit for the eleven months of 46s. sos, sos.
 The statement also shows that the. re- ceipts for the last eleven months are s56.- 1a7,522 less than for the corresponding pe- riod last year and the expenditures s72.- 4s7.04s greater, leaving a net deficit in eleven months Of ls1ss.s5A5 5es.
 The receipts from customs during May. 1e0s were sie.441,s44. which is loss os compared with May. 1907, of about ss,ooO.- 900, internal revenues SIS ASA. a de- crease of $4.637.oo0. miscellaneous t5.16e.7s3 decrease $2.200.ooo. the civil expenditures during the last month show increase of 5000: war shows an increase of s2.30o,- 900; navy an increase of sf75.000; pensions an increase of $1,100,0 900 and public works an increase of s714O00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. June 1.--Ths cotton market was not active and ruled easier in the main today. the close being steady at q net decline of 7@2s points. Sales were esit-
 The market opened barely steady at a decline of 4@s points near months being relatively easy in keeping with the cables 4n4mediately after the opening the market rallied to net advance of 2@6 points and covering which may have been pro- noted by builish weekend figures and en- foufagtng reviews of the dry goods situa- 3ion but weather reports favorable i; there was no sign of important bull sup EcEt and prices soon weakened under scat terfng liquidation.
 After ruling about four to fifteen points pet lower during the middle session. bears became rather more aggressive In the af- eernoon. following a couple of private condition and acreage reports. the market At one tim eshowing net loss of 10@2s
 The close was shade up from the lowest as result of covering. Of the two acreage and condition reports published. one indi- cated an increase of about three per cent 90. bs the other showed decrease of 1 .5 Der cent. In acreage and an average con- ditton of s0.6. The governments report Ia expected at noon tomorrow, and will com paFs as to condition with 7s.5 last year. S4 tvs years ago, and T1.2 in 1895. The ten years average Is e1. per cent Southern eepot markets officially reported were un- changed to hc lower.
 Receipts at the ports today s,203 bales, against s.4s3 last week and 3,i60 last against stsS7 last week and 30,Os6 last year.
 Today's receipts at New Orleans 1.ssO bales, against 62i last year. and at Houston 1.s02 bales. against 745 last year.
 Futures opened barely steady and closed gtaadR.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
FAIR IS CERTAIN
NEARLY ALL OF S15.0OO HAS BEEN
 SUBSCRIBED.
Meeting Held Yesterday Enthusatietic. All Necessary Contracts Drawn and Win Be Signed Shortly.
 Merchants Eager.

It is practically certain that the Fair will be held in Montgomery this Fall
 At a meeting of. the state Fair Com mittee at the Commerciai Club yester- day morning. the report of the chair man showed that of the $15.0 neces- sary for the inauguration of the Fair, only e2,500 remained to be raised, and voluntary subscriptions since received by the committee indicate that the needed amount can be obtained without difficulty. The merchants of the city evidently realize that vast benefits will accrue to Montgomery from the holding of a successful Fair, and they have de- termined not only to have tbe Fair, but to make 1t a successful one.
 All contracts which are required for the initiation of the big event have been drawn up, and as soon as S15, 900 is raised, these will be signed and preparations begun in earnest
 A meeting of the special committee of the stockh olders of the State Fair was held at 10 o'clock yesterday in the present were F. D. Kohn. chairman; A. G.. Forbes. W. $. Webber. R ]. Chambers. I. Leyystein John ". Durr. Jr., W. A Davis, D. A. Mccall and F. H. Miller.
 Chairman Kohn reported subscrip- tions to the amount of S6,517 50, stat ing that other subscriptions in sight would bring the total amount up to Sl2,5oo, leaving only $2500 of the re- quirsd sum yet to be raised.
 At toe suggestion of R. J. Chambers special committee, consisting of A. e. Forbes. R.. J Chambers. F. M. Kohn and J. W. Durr, Jr.. was appointed to place the conditions existing before the Board of Revenue, and request that they contribute s1,00o to the Fair fund
 The imperative need for immediate action in all matters pertaining to the Fair arrangements was emphasized by Major Forbes and at his suggestion 1t was decided to make final appeal to the people of Montgomery in gem eral and especially to those merchants who had not contributed anything to the fund.
 While little canvassing has been done since the adjournment of the meeting. promises of assistance have been re- deived by various members of the committee and ample assurance Is of. fered that the FaIr Is a certainty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
THEATRES CLOSED
ORPHEUM WILL BE CONFINED TO
 MOVING PICTURES.
During Hot Months There WiII Be No VaudeViIle-rhe Crescent Tke- atre is Closed Perma-
 meutIy


 On account of the heated months of a Montgomery summer the manage ment of the Orpheum Theatre have deemed 1t advisable to discontinue the va ldeville turns which have been q great attraction at that little theatre all during the winter months. but to continue the moving pictures. The pop ular little theatre will not shut down entirely, but will limit its perform ances to the moving pictures.
 Paul Whiting. manager of the Or pheum, after a conference with the booking agencies of Chicago and East ern centres, decided that vaudeville during the summer months in the South except at parks was 9 loosing proposi- ton. as the public had no wish to spend an afternoon or night in a closed down town theatre no matter what cooling apparatus was used.
 Several of the turns which were booked for Southern circuits. have can celled their engagements after reach ing Nashville. saying that they could do neither themselves nor the houses in which they performed, justice on &C., count of the heat.
 The moving picture feature of the Orpheurn always popular feature. Will be continued as usual. There will be performances in the morning. the afternoon and at night. .a
 The Crescent Theatre has closed it's deorE permanently for the, summer. There will not even be the moving pic- ture feature at this former popular house. Facing the west and getting the full beneat of. the afternoon sun when the temperature is at its height, made the infringement of that play house decide to abandon his engage ments all during the summer.
 The Orpheum will resume its vaude- vile performances during the latter part of August or early in Septem Der. It is said that the temperatures about this time will determine the exact date of the opening, which may be post poned until even later date.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
OPEN FOR RECRUITs.
Marine Corps is Looking for Ney.
 Men.

Men.
 marine corps recruiting station has been opened in Montgomery Lieu tenant W. H. Pritchett and Sergeant Joseph Gallagher of the corps were in Montgomery yesterday making prepa- ratory arrangements for the immedi- ate opening of the offIce. The head quarters of the new recruiting station are in the Federal Building. although a room has not yet been definitely decid- ed upon.
 On account of the iucreaSed pay which goes with the new recruits, it is ex. pected that 6 large number will be i'm. mediately taken upon the rolls of the Government from this section of thd State. Lieutenant Pritchett Is 8 nGs tive of Georgia. and is thoroughly familiar with conditions in this section of the South. He has served with dis< tinction in the marine corps which hG represents.
 Sergeant Gallagher. while recruiting in New York State broke all reeord1 for his of1ce. getting 4s0 men within period of thirty-three months. He has been in the service of the marine corps for the past eight years, and his expe- rience in getting men will doubtless soon place the Montgomery station high in the ranks of recruiting stations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
NEW ORLEANs COTTON.

New Orleans. June 1.-SDot cotton was quiet and steady with prices unchanged. Middling 1lhc. Sales were 500 bales on the spot and 7B to arrive
 Futures opened easy with the July option IS points below the close of yesterday and the other active months to points down as result of good weather throughout the belt unfavorable advices from Liverpool and reports of poor demands for spots While the market was somewhat weaker than expected, it improved after the call and continued fairly steady up to noon. In anticipation of the putting out of the bu- reau report tomorrow, a narrow. nervous and uuctuattnG market was brought about. of a depressing nature. several more points wpFe lost during the day and at the close which was steady. the July option was 23 points down. with the other active months 11 points below the close of yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
 Corrected Da1ly1

(Corrected DanyJ These prices are at wholesale and not to stsGsh~corn s@1oc: standard goods Pearl 4he; gloss lump 4hc: nickel goods Lard-Lsaf sKo; compound sXc: basis tterces.
 Rice-Extra fancy head 7Kc: fancy head Te ssltSsrpOol STSnsn yrIiaIa aHs9 sS. s9IxS vinegar-Per gallon ls@asc. sM6 iOc: choice ii@isc: fancy m iSe iaHas ns snaps 7c.
 sardinss-American mustard ss.7S; A-Oil Hides-Dry Hints s0se; dry salted so To; green hides s@4c; green saited Co. .WSoi-cleaf lsc: bury ss11ci washed Me;aio1,standard soc; watsrsrouud ,sSo: Fruit and Produce-Fancy lemons ssos ger box Ss.b; Irish potatoes per bushel cy H. P. Peanuts skc lb.: choice Florida oranges. assorted sizes S3. 50; Florida Pine Tomatoes s2. s5; Snap Beans stand. s1; cucumbers s1. 50.
 Chsese-Fuli cream. daisies Isc: singles 16 6hc; lb. cuts square 17o.
 Grits--Per bbi. s4 LIS; per sack s2.sS. Grain and Hay--Bran t1 50; shorts Si 50; eats esc; white 6sc; white clipped 69 M 70; falfe q. 25: corn 9Sc ~ Prime Cotton Seed Meal $26. co; sacked cotton seed huls SIS ton.
 Molasses-Georgia cane. bbl. 4Oc gallon; eases. gallons S3 50 per case; maple syrup Log Cabin Brand, gallons $1A; x gallons N.5O; quarts $4. 26 per doz
 Chickens-Hens 35 O. 40c; flyers sB Q lOc; oroilers Soc; ducks 26c: turkeys He.
 sugar-Granulated 5Rc; Y. Y. c. 6ho.
 EgRs-16c.
 Country Butter-l5c per ib.; Jersey but Bagging-New jute 50 or 30 yd. pieces 2 lb; sac; 1% ID. sHo; new sugar sacE 1A e 7%o;, ? ib shc; second hand sugar Ties-New Arrow S1 K
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
BANK LOSES CASE.
Application for Writ of Error is l
 mlaaed.


 Decatur, June 1.--(Speeial.) )-Ths c First National Bank of Decatur re- ceived a telegram this evening from Washington, stating that application for a writ of error from the Supreme Court of Alabama, in the case of A. G. Henry Vs. the Bank. had been dis missed. H-
 About three years ago judgment for S12,OO0 was rendered against the bank in favor of Mir. Henry in this county. The bank took an appeal to the Su. preme Court and the case was af- frmed. 4 writ of error was sued out by the bank and the case taken to the Supreme Court of the United States.
 It is learned an application for rehearing has been made in the Su. preme Court of the United States. This will not likely be heard until oetos berg If this should be overruled, Ght banA will pay the judgments
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02

o'clock and others will go on the 9 o'clock Louisville and Nashville train. The barbecue will be as good as any ever served at the Lake. The best cue artists in Montgomery were secured to make 1t a complete success. The cooks were busy all of last night pre-. pairing for the festivities of today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
SONS ATlBARBECUE.
They VIII Have Bis Spread at Jack
 aOm's Lake

The members of Camp Holtzelaw, United Sons of Confederate Veterans will. with a number of their friends enjoy today one of the barbecues for which Jackson's- Lake is famous. The barbecue Is given for the purpose of helping the Camp to bear the expenses of several features of its work.
 Fart of the crowd will go out to the Lake this morning on the Louisville and Nashville train which leaves at 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
CTRCTrLATJON STATEMENT.

Washington. June l.-The monthly circu- pertinent today shows at the close of busI- ness May 20. 1908. the total ejaculation of is an increase for the year of Sss. sos. ssT and an increase for the month of sso2, sls. u The amunt of cireuistion ,1 based on United for the year of S71.0sa5Is, and decreate for the month of sT1f.22s.
 amounted to S75,T35. 37Q, an increase for the year of s25. G0ssaf and an increase for the month of $i.516o4T.
 cure circulation notes was $e2s,o3t.iso.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
THE METAL MARKETa.

New York. June I-Logdon Vn vas spot and at l26 pounds 15s for futures Tho local market was easy with. quotations ranging from S2S. 20 to S2s. 30
 Copper was higher in London. closing at 57 pounds 15s for spot and SS bounds Is with lake quoted at Si2.T5 1s7A electro lytic at 112.boQ75 and casting at sl2.s7h e 50.
 in London but was a shade lower 0n the average In the local market at e 324s Q 35. London The local market was dull and a shade easier at S4. .50@eO.
 Iron was higher at sos Sd TOT cleveland warrants fin the English market Locally no ehR~~" was reported.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
COTTON ACREAGE
 SHOWS REDUCTION

Memphis. Tenn, June I.--Reports to the National GinnerB Association up to May 2s. show the average condition of cotton to pared with 32.0e0.00o last year. or reduc- tion Of Is per cent. from last year. The average stand is 80 70 per cent. and the crop average, 1s days later.
 Reports from the boil weevil district are chat the Eeevil is beginning to appear but it Is too early to do much damage.
 While the condition at this time is about ten points higher than last year. this does not indicate that the crop will be that much larger. With average weather from nov on # would indicate a crop of about F. 300o. 900 and with bad conditions and the boil weevil working 1t would mean no larger crop than last season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
sT. LOUTs GRAIN D,.nu

bt. LoulA June IT. Special l-Tbo Q. Louis grain markets today ranged as Ssi st' lows HE 1ol- Wheat: July s7as7h bid; ranrs ss1 . G%; September s5%A; range s5bS% ,o Corn July s71l: Range ssx to s7.ou bid; September 64% a IA; range sax @ts te Oats September 37h bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
NEW YORK PRoDTrrr

New York. June l-Rutter h., ...,.
 a;zzz; creamery specials 23Ikc: do eTtrss dsir;,.a ao, co 1nirds to firsts 1sH 9e2Ac: state cess common to special 13H a 2fc: wsstsrn factory firsts Ishc S-AN' western
 Sheese steady: receipts l.1s5; full cream small white fancy 14%c: do. old iarSer ana n months eGpFe@ if ,ae aeney 5o lt4c do flair to full cream. new 91s 61OIkc; skins tSs1te uo'
 Eggs hrmer; receipts i.796: state Ps16. ss,y ssiVanla ana nearby fancy selected white lSAs qlsc: good to choice 17H 01sc "ii'e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
I0NnON STOCKS.

! London. June e'~ I.-ATnefIcan SecutitIPS opened firm and K higher today. Union Pacific. Baltimore and Ohio. and Chicago and led the upper movement. At noon the market was strong with prices unchanged from the opening level.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
COIn FOR FXPORT,

New York. June l.--AdditionaI enKaEe- ments of gold for export Europe were made today. Heidelbach, lckelheimer and Company took $500 GOO and Goldman. Sachs and Company s75O.00o. ali for Germany. This makes total engagements of S3s,650, 500 to date on the present movement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
Rnn Hire

No better turnouts in the city than ours. Our livery horses are all alive. yet 6 woman can drive them. Try us. Exchange Livery .stable.22s Lee Street. Phone BIS. adv-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02

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 NOTE-The average maximum and mini. mum temperatures and the average rainfall are made up at each center from the ac- tual number of reports received The ''statS 2f weather Is that prevailing at time os observation. 4--- = .,-,.~ fF
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
NRW YnRH pRnnr-rn

New York, June 1.-Cotton seed oil s,oa,s,, prime crude sSA q 391ic; do, yellow 47be'
 Sugar raw firm; fair refining S3 so caS trifuEal ss-test S4.sO: molasses sugar ta sa. refined steady. SO'o4'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
NEW YORK BONDS,

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
REMARKS,

Kains have occurred In Western and some middle and eastern districts with a To- cally heavy rains at BainbridgeJ Ga... and Holdenvile. Okla. Moderately high temper atures continue throughout the belt
 FRANK r. CIIAFFEE.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
IvERPOOT, COTTON.

Liverpool, Juno 1.-Bpot cotton quiet; prices six points lower:
 American middling fair s..s zee. -. 04 Good mtddling ..'.s eS Mfddling s... "'.s .''. '''s.s''S 4o Low mtddfing .O1 Good ordinary ...... .A Ordinary .:'. ':::: DOS which 800 were for speculation and export and included 4.50o American. Receipts 10 GOO bales in ciuding 500 American
 Futures opened dull and closed barely steady. American middlinR ROC,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
COTTON REGloN BULLETIN.

MontsAmsry. Alabama. tor the 94 hours andtnRf at s am, 1hth meridian time.
 Montgomery June 1, 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02

Selma. June 1.--tSpecial--The price of spots quoted in the local cotton market to- day were as follows:
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
NEW YORK COFFEE FUTURES.

New York. June l.--IolFss tg.FLv p Vpvnt9 steady at a decline of fivo points ana closed 56lO Dofne6 higher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
xEw ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
Nrxv oRTrAgs spOT C0T.rON.

New OrleanR June 1.--BDot cotton was aulet and steady: sales SIS bales: receipts 1,930; stock 119. SAT.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
eEIMA cOTrON MARKET.

LOCAL COTTON QUOTATIONS. Middiin-E - ... =. ..'. II fGiss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
WEATHER CONDfTIONS

There have been shOWers m the north- eastern districts, Florida, southern Alabama, and in many of the districts between the the rains in the latter region being caused by trough of low barometric pressure ex- tending from Montana to TexasH Fair wea- ther now prevails in the Lake region, cen tral. middle. and south Atlantic. and east Gulf districts. under the Influence of an area of high barometer central over the upper Lake region. Fair weather Is also general fin the far-W Vest Temperatures continue moderately high In the South and East. though nearly seasopable temperatures obtain elsewhere. Conditions now favor faif and continued warm weather in Alabama during tonight and Tuesday.