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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27

Chicago, Ill.,. Nov 26--Wheat TOT Dsssm0sr severe setback v today when the price ing Sales. Other deliveries displayed less weakness, At the close prices were Tns1sssd %i,s io t a ss Ms figures. Corn and oats closed steady and provisions firm.
 Liquidation of December holdings wheat ss the pit fsa'gss Esaans i0ass began as sell freely soon after the opening and this Induced many of the smaller hold CTS to sell and also brought out numerous stop loss orders.
 From 1Os 1-4. the opening point. which was the highest mark for the day. the price of the December option dropped to 10e 5-s. May, In the Is. The market rallied in the final hour but sentiment at the close was still bearish. Final quotations on December were TOT S-s and on May
 Wet weather reports from Argen- tina which were responsible for bulge of 5-sd to Id. In wheat prices at Liverpool were the reason for initial gains here for If to 1-s. These re- ed
 The corn market was somewhat ir- regular the greater part of the day, the the delivery Sses soJtons trm Ths
 
 December delivery was subjected to considerable selling pressure all day owing to talk of large receipts, while the May option was in fair demand by influential houses. At the close prices were 1-s to i-4 lower to l-4 to 3-S higher.
 ing elevator interests imparted con siderable strength to the oats market. Changing from December holdings to those of May was another feature of trading which was more active than for some time past. Prices at the close showed net gains of 1-4 to IA to 3-S.
 Provisions were strong al. day be- cause of active buying by packers based on a large falling off in hog packing for the week at Western cen ters Light receipts of hogs today throughout the West also prompted considerable buying. Total receipts of live hogs ct the principle centers were estimated at 89,30o compared with 105.2o0 head the corresponding day of year ago.
 Prices at the close were s to 42 i-2
 Tns leading futures for the day ranged as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. Nov. 2e-The cotton market was generally stronger today in response to bullish Southern crop and spot advices with the close steady at net advance of 1o@1s points.
 The market opened firm at an ad- vance of one point on December. but generally 10--13 points higher in re- sponse to better cables than expected. Liverpool having made a very steady showing over the American holiday
 December was held back at first by fears of notices. while Liverpool was quite heavy seller of later positions evidently on straddie accounts. This caused some irreguiarity during the morning. but there was considerable Southern buying based on reports of firm interior spot situation. and q crop estimate of only Io.2ooooo bales Southery authority. This demand was sufficient to hold the market pretty close to the initial figures until after the close of Liverpool when arbitrage prices here did better on continued support from the South and covering by some of Wednesdays sellers. It was estimated that notices for about 20.- 900 bales were issued against Decern- Der contracts. but they seemed to he points unders January. and December moved up with the rest. January contracts sold at 14.ss and May at Is. .0S. during the middle of the after. noon and for about twenty-three points net higher. but closed little on from the top under realizing. Light in-to-sight movement and the small increase in the visible supply Of American cotton for the week helped to sustain prices during the after noon. Southern spot markets official. ly reported early were 1-8c higher to S-16c lower. Members of the Liv. erpool cotton exchange estimate the crop on the average at 1I.462.00e bales eq Receipts at the ports today 4l,4ei bales, against 58,l72 last week and 73 : o56 last year. For the week, 225,o0o bales. against 277.s4u last week, and 440.t4T last year.
 . Today's receipts at New Orleans f,. S11 bales. against B,671 last year; ans, at Houston 4.4s5 bales. against 22,4s7 last year.
 WEEKLY INTERIOR corroN TOWNS
 New York. Nov 2a 1e0a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27
MoNTGoMERY MARKETS.

(Ths quotations are corrected daily for The Advertissr.)
 MEAL--standerd W. e. ss lb. sacks sse bu.; cream Peerless s7ne bu. .
 Ss piim. fass, f SSsfss s. as Serry isMc: old government JsvS s79s2e;
 sss Osss ssog per sSs S' SS%: Mocha and Java blends Is 9ssc.
 cHEEsB-Fuil cream dAisies is@lss; P1sr 1ssuroAR@oraSuiatsd. standard Sxo; fancy 'rLoUR-Fancy nominal: straishts ss.ie; patonts ts. 50 9TS: fancy patents t7.ab. sTARCH--corn To ioe; standard goods, Pearl aMs; gloss lump exc; nickel goods. '0pSfcEEx 0pSfcE.Ex.rA fancy head Ig!Ae; fancy asad sh exc; broken sh@she; Jspan 'sXisfT;-LaysrpOol n.is' Virginia Ssei Lcai:i9ns 1Se. ~sro, ,amsos
 cRNcKERs--xxx Soda skc;. xxx oln- ger snaps 1c: xxx Cream scf XXX Oyster iei Bsh HuF Soda Biscuit Sc carton soc VsARDINEs--American < on es.oO0as; ' Mustard a. 7s: Imported h-oh key opsn'
 MoLAssEs-oeOr Cane Dol. s7c gal. Ssa dorn sa's; srS DS' S s1ss ess! 'ss s.5s. ss1 case. E css sssa. s;.s s \ gallons sS'SO per P,s; ease.
 BACON MEATs~cisar ribs SIS s7h@ ALARD-Hog compound ioKc; fancy hog axe; snow-whIts s%e; FIake-waits s%o. St9naSrd estt1n oil I larS es s1S: s.n r,h. ,,s.s7m PSI Ssisi dry salt cut riss sI:. .sT%.
 BREXKFAsT bAc2N1isN. gsaMe.
 eoRN-whitc from store ssesOo; mixed YHSY@rimothy choice ser ten. saIi No. | per ton siSi Alataifa per ton sis; Johnson grass per ton S17GSiS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27
POOR DEMAND ACTS AS SPUR. Wholesale End Shows New
 Activity. LOCAL SALES ABOUT IFS BALES Cotton Bulls in New York Seem to
 Be Holding Own. Rx1ce Here sticks Around 14 i-s Du- risE the Day. But There Are
 Nss Many Who Are. Aax-
 ss~s To Do Business
 Ntddiing ;. .. ........!. 14 s-1e Strict middling :. ;. .....14 7-is s Good middlfng ........... 14 1-2

n view of the poor demand by spin ners. foreign and domestic. the whoie- sale end of the local spot cotton mar ket took on surprising activity Fri day Sales were made. perhaps. on the strength of the reaction that ob- tains at present. but New York ex- perts believe the market is ultimately bullfsh, and that the present decline is only temporary. Futures advanced Rppreciably during the day. 2
 There were about 175 bales on the Square, Friday. Local warehouses sold . few more than 400 bales. at l4 1-z cents. The price on the Square was at noon.
 Ginnings in the Montgomery section are falling on perceptibiy. although they will continue on small scale for short but indefinite while yet.
 From all appearances the bulls in New York. where the light centers are holding their own and there Is no ev- idence that they are serene. showing the same imperviousness to tempor- nry declines now that they have shown throuEhout the summer.
 The number of bales reported into sight for the week is 339.3l0. against e06.204 last year and 433.S40 in 1907. Southern ccnsumption is reported at s0.ooo in 1907. New orleans reports interior receipts for the week 1e1,767. against s3Aoss last year and 164.575 In 1907. Shipments were 133.S64. against 290.50o last year and 1eo.1h5 1907. Stocks are 65e.943. against 762.- 6S3 last year and 42s.908 in 1907.
 The Newburger Cotton Company estimates the crop at 10.20O.0Oo maxi mum. including linters and repacks. They estimate Alabana's crop at l. 05o,0oo; Georgia's at 1.950.00e: South Caroffna's at 1,125.000, and Texas at 2.2xD,00e. In past years the estimates by this concern have been quite near the actual. Neil Brothers. of Lon- don, are out with a crop estimate of 11. 250, ,000 Conservative cotton people Tn this country know this Is entirely too large but even Q 1i.250.000 crop would be extremeiv bullish.
 Liverpool evidently construed 1t that way. as they advanced sharply Friday. whereas a. decline was ex- pected. The worlds requirements are nt feast 13.50O.0 900, hence 1l.250.00o crop Is 2.250.00o short of actual re- Qufrements.
 Liverpool opened steady. one to two higher, over Thursdays close. At 12:l5 p m. the market was steady, one-half lower to one higher, compared with "wednesday. Spots were dull, two down from Wednesday. Middiings were 7.62. Sales were 1000.
 The weather map indicates increas- ing cloudiness throughout the cotton belt, followed Sv general rains and much colder weather over Sunday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27
NEW oRLEANs corroN

New, Orleans. Nov 2s.--Spot cotton firm unchanged: middling i4kc sales on the spot S60 bales. to arrive s76.
 Futures opened steady at an advance of l34 IS points on very favorable cahleS Liv- erpoot did much better than expected over the holiday In the American markets and this morning cabied over very bulish ststs- ments regarding the Egyptian crop A slight general improvement In the spot de- mand encouraged the bulls and kept the market very steady at the advance until late In the session. when the active deliveries were 2S points higher than Wednesdays clos ing. In the last half hour of trading scalpers on the long side sold out freely on the very disapbointins showing made in the spinners' takfngs statement. Hester put ting the weeks takings at only 27s.o 900 bales. This caused . moderate reaction. The closing was steady at net advance of 2e9 2l points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27

to think that the market Is confined to the big bulls who have been heavy sellers recently"
 Miller & Co.:--"while cotton im- presses us as an ultimate bull propo- sition. 1t looks as though It might seek lower levels pending the publica- tions of the 10th of December"
 Dick Brothers: :-'srhe big bulls may be wrong In their diagnosis of the situation. but so far there is no evi- dence of treachery toward one an- other"
 Edw. Moyse & Ca.:--'The fear that heavy tenders would be made on Fri day. the first notice day of December. was made the occasion for a raid on longs and cause decline of fifteen points,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27
COTTON GOSSIP.

.4 spinners takings for the week were x7s.oo0; for the season. S,254s000.
 
 The market eased little Friday in anticipation of bearish comparisons of min takings.
 The supply Is two or three millions less than last year.
 A large Liverpool spot house cabled Friday: Better feeling Manchester, more demand; think decline has reached It's limit"
 Another cable said: Think liquida- fion over. Manchester and Continent. Market shows advancing tendency and will cause considerable buying. One line of 10000 bales sold yesterday on call Egyptian market very strong. Egyptian crop prospects could not be worse "
 The board giving the movement in interior towns shows decided falling of in receipts in the Atlantics.
 Dallas, Tex. wires that 1000 bales sold there this week averaged 465 pounds to the bale.
 Arto. Jester & Co.:-''we understand that spots have not been appreciably affected by the decline, and as long as this continues the market will accom- plish little in the way of undermining values"
 s. B. Chapin & Co.:-"while prices may go some lower on this reaction, we think thtydecline will prove on'y purchaser on the scale down than short sales at this level"
 crusel & Flinn-"we are inclined
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27
COTTON aTArrsrIcs

COTTON STATISTICS. New York, Nov 26.--The following sta tistics on the movement of cotton fo. sh. week ending Friday. Nov. 2g were compileS by the New York Cotton Exchznee.
 Weekly Movement,
 This year. East year aort neceipts So7.os5 4s0,4a7 Canada ...: -. .... s423s ss.o47 Southern Min Takings (estimated) e. .... .. S5,O0o 1oo ono Gain of stock at interior towns .... aO5ss ss.71s
  Brought into sight for the week .... .' .... sSs.sas s2s.s1o
 Fetal Crop Movement. Port Receipts .. .. ....4079i7g aAaA AAa Overland to millB and Canada .... .... .... 375.5s5 41s.44s Southern Mil Takings (estimated) .... .. .. s65. 900 eRo ooo Stock at interior towns in excess of Sept. 1 .... 54i,sso s2o.se2 Brought into sight thus Tar for season .5.7sI.42t e,Ssa,ssI 1l4 bales added to receipts for the season
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27

New York. Nov. 2s.-The market for standard copper on the New York Metal Esehanse was dull today. with spot and all deliveries up to the end of March clos. ing at si3@5o. The London market closed easy. but showed some improvement from the prices of last Wednesday with spot quot cd at i5s ias cd and futures at iso iss sd da :; Sales there included soc tons spot and i.ooo tons futures. Local dealers quote lake cop per at sfs.e54T5: eiecfrolytic st si395o; and casting at sl2 2.s7h aels.S7M.
 Tin was irregular with spot and November closing at $31. 30 GEO; December at $3i. 90 e te: January at ysf. .ss@6o: February at s3f SO 97o and March at $31.so bid. The London market closed easy after early streneth with prices over pound over We'd nesday's quotations at s142 12s Sd and fu- lures at ff44 l2s Cd.
 Lead was quiet with spot quoted at A.37k @42h New York and at $i. 22h Q 27h East St. Louis. The London market was lower.
 spsiter was quiet Ut ss.so@45 New York and $s. 25G27js East St. Louis. The Lon don market closed at f23.
 The English iron market was lower with Cleveland warrants quoted at 5os 11sd. Lo- ealiy. the market was quiet: No, foundry Northern Is quoted at is.7s@sfs. 25: No. 2 at SIS. 5.25@7s: No. l Southern and No. Southern soft at SIS. IS @sfs.se.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27
NEw YnaK PanpuCE.

New York. Nov. 2s.--Butter very firm: re- ceipts 5.145; creamery specials S3; extras 32.
 Cheese firm and higher; receipts 215s: State new full cream special 17@k; do. Sep tempera fancy leh: do. October best leh 12& Gi5M; skins full to special e@t4h.
 Eggs steady: unohanged: receipts S.240.
 Sugar raw quiet: fair refining s.se@s2: centrifusai se-tesr {. ss O. 42; mofasses sugar @e7;. refined quiet: crushed t5 .ss: pow dered 5.55; granuiated s.2S.
 Petroleum steady; refined all ports ts .o5. Coffee steady; No Rio s%c; No. San tos s%4xc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27

market was very ouiet but prices were steady n the s1sseee Of offerings and ln- fluenced by the ffu1nsss fn lard and cotton. of 2.l00 barrolS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York Nov. 16.--Business started vie- orousiy after the holiday and dry Eooas houses are receiving many requests for , aa- vance shtpn1ents of goods under order Tne 1obbers are doing . moderate but steady trade The primary market remains gene rally quiet and It is affected adversely py the high price on cotton goods and yarns. A meeting of the sales note committee of the American Cotton Mannfacturers Association was held during the day at which prepara- : ttons were outlined for joint meeting Of the committee and merchants for the pur- pose of receiving objection to the uniform sales note now under consideration.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27
LIYERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. Nov 2e.--cotton: Close. spot In limited demand prices ] points higher: American middllng fair .... ....7 .9e Good mlddihg .... .... s... co. ~. ' .IS MlddilnB t.-r. .s'. s... ''..t .0@ Low middling .... Q. ........ .. ......T. b7 Good ordinarY ..t. ...s .'.'''..I Ee
 T The Sales of the day were lcOo bales oi Of which 500 were for speculation and export and included 5000 American.
 Futures opened ateadv and cSoled firm:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27
NEw YORK BONDS.

U. 5. ref. 2s. reg ''''-. '.'. .!OV
 do. coupon ..s. ''.s 'lOV C \. Ss. rex .s..'. ss.' .. ''''''' " H
 do coupon .... 1Ol U. s. Is, reg 'ss.. llO a
 uO. coupon ssss sAAo fS Allis Chalmers 1Bt bs .'.... Sfa Ann. Agr. bs .... .... .10l H Amn. T, & T. cv. 4B .lO5h Ann. Tobacco Is '..' ''.' 19% Armour & Co fhs '.'. '''s '''- sSk Atchison gen. 4s .... ....l 100
 do cv 5s ~ ~ .... .... ...I19I Atlantic Coast Line list As s5k Balt. & Ohio 4s .. .... ....-.. .... 99h~
 do 3hs .... - ,... ..... ...... 92%
 do. S W. shR .... .... .... 9. S9k Brooklyn Transit cv Is .. SEA 'ientral os Georgia 6s .... ......iqIk central of N. J. gen. ss .... ..12t,i fihes. Ohio lh0 .... .s.. .... ... .1o3h
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27
srATEMxNr oF rHE CoNDITIoN oY The Fourth National Bank
 of Montsomsry, Alabama,
 At the Closs of BuEnsss Nov le 1908.
orrrCEREs.

T. !. REYNOLDS. W. H HUBBARD.
 President vics-Prssident
 A. JOSHUA JONES. csshisr.
 DIRECTORS. T. ,. Reynolds W. H. Moore. Brooks Fiowers V. 1T Hanson. & L. Tyson. W. H. Hubbard. M. Kahn. A. J. Kauf- man. D. Wolff. c. D. Noble. ]. W. Black. Jno A. Yung. T. s. powdeil q. l. Cobbs. s. c. Well. B. L. Holt. Jnos A. seliers. c L. Ruth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27
LONDON STOCKS.

London. Nov. 26.--Tradfng in American securities was light during the early session today pending the Wall Street opening. Ca- rally remained about unchanged from yes terday's finals. At noon the market was steady with Reading K. Amaigamated Copper iA and the rest Of the list from t to < higher than Wednesdays New York closing.
 woii Street supported prices which then advanced further but the close was render ed uncertain hv nffArings of atock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27
NEW YORK COTTON.

rueures on the New York Cettss 8x. shsngs today ranged e folluws:
 openJHight Low.t Close
 l Bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27

COTTON SEED OIL. New York, Nov. 2s.--The cotton seed oil
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27
Car Lot ReeeI

Wheat 4s cars with i4 of contract grade, Corn 2s9 ears with 20 of contract grade Oats Ill cars.
 Total receipss of wheat at Chicago. Min neapolis and Duluth today were 1853 cars compared with ssi cars last week and 1.35t cars the corresponding day a year ago.
 Praducm Market,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27

NEW ORLEANS COTTON. Futures on the New Orleans Cotton Dx- ahanse today rangsd e foiiows,
 opsnjffishI Lsw.t Close
 Bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27
THE METAL MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. . New Orleans. Nov. 2s.--Cotton seed ch prime refined in barrels per pound s.soc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27

Grain Statistics. Total clearancas of wheat and flour were equal to 442.oo0 bu. Exports for the week. as shown by Brad. streets were equal to 4S476oe bu.
 Primary receipts were i.5iS.o0o bu.. com. paie0 with 1.Ss2,0o0 bu. the corresponding day year ago.
 Estimated receipts for tonarrow: wheat | | & GOO head --~'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27
futures closed steady.
NEK oRLEANs sPor COTTON.

s New Orleans Nov 2s.--cotton spots were irm: recaipta lal1: etock ia3.031.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27
CLOSING STOCK

1 Sales IHighI Low lciose.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27
sT. LOUIS PRODUCE.

St, Louis. Nov. 3s--FIour dull and weak: winter patents s5.55aso; extra fancy and straight s5G4S: hard winter clears ss.so@ Hay strong: timothy sis@ig; prairie sil. .seR gt2. 50.
 whiskey s1.ss, Hemp twine 7c.
 Pork lower; jobbing $24.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27

Lard higher; prime steam SIS. f5 Q 90 Dry salt meats and bacon unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27

A large Liverpool spot house cabled Friday: Better feeling Manchester, more demand; think decline has reached It's limit"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27

LIVERPOOL GHAIN. Liverpool. Nov. 2e.--Closing: Wheat spo firm; No. 2 red western winter ss Id; flu lures quiet; December ss 1kd; March q s%d; May Is ekd.
 yeston) 5s 9kd. Futures steady Decembei mixed 5s e%d; December plate Ss bAd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27
COTTON RrCrgpTs

Tar for seRson .5.7eI,42t 6s94 6sI ll4 bales added to receipts for the season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27
TREAsURY sTATEsfENT,

NAVAL SfOkES. Charleston, Nov. 26.--Turpentine firm 5ec. Rosin firm: ABc s4.o2M: DEF z .o5; c t4.o6@Io; H s4.2o; sA.6o: sS: 50; M Savannah. Nov, 2s,--Turpentine dull. 5se; receipts ITS; shipments 1.7e6.
 Rosin firm: sales i.sss: receipts y.429; shipments l3. sss: stock iao.34o. BDE q. %; F Ss. .0o DOS; G S4. .o5 1l0; H S4. 20: S4. 50; K sb. 50; N t6. s5; $s.oo: VIC ss.a6; wv s6.76.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27

Spinners takings for the week were x7s.oe0; for the season. S,254s000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27

Dallas, Tex. wires that 1000 bales sold there this week averaged 465 pounds to the bale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27

Paris. Nov. 26.-Close: Three per cent rentes 99f 4c for the account.
 Exchange on London 3sf iec for checks.
 London, Nov 2s-Buliion amounting to f44.000 was taken into the Bank of England on balance today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27

Lard--psr loo ihs:-.
 Jan. .. .. l2.1s is.22h I2.1s Is.SaN May , n.s7h Li.s7n ll.ss ii.s7K Jam :. !. 11.og ills HOO 1.12x May :. 1o.s2h 1e.s2h io.77K io.ssM
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27

New Orleans, Nov. 2s.--Fseccipts 57 bar rels rosin; turpentines
 Exports for New York 3s barrels rosin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-27

The board giving the movement in interior towns shows a decided falling of in receipts in the Atlantics.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-17
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