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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-21
RAZERO Ids,
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station, PennsyIvania Ave. and Is - s.
IL effect November l, 1900
For AlexaBdria-Week DAYS. $50. 7-04, $50
$500. s;S5, S:5s, s:25 loco, HOO. 80 a n
1z;o5, 1920. I2:45, xI:O5. LIS. $50 80 x2:5J
$50 $3.50, Kills, ABS, $50. 5-l0 x5.24, $40
cot C:50 T-06 7:5O, 500. s.45. 9.So, IG-i5
IT 20, and i ;5e p. m Sundays. 7:45 600 9:45
1879. Hoo. II:S0 a. m. 1900 noor, $3.50 go
1''9, zoo. 2:5c, 800. $50 20 4.S1 500. 800
eco. $50. 200. 100. SEQ, 8:45, $50, 10:I /,
u:20. and Il:50 p. n
For Mount Vernou-Week DAYS, $50 500, 1000
Hoo a m, xl2-05. xI:O5, 200. x2:5g $50 xf:I5.
X9-2f. 1885, and $50 p. N SGndays, 900 j. n
200 noon. 300, 400. 7:00. and $50 p. n.
FOR Arlington ami Aque6uot Bridge Week
days b:35, s-o4 7:S0 500 S=35. $50, e-25 1000
snd u-to a m, 1905 1870. rl2:45 1915. les
2-to, '2-S0. 2:59, go. $50 '4.35 40, 5.24.
S'yi, $50. 7:0o, ard 500 p m Sundays, T:45.
$50 9:45. 1000. Il-c0. sad 80 g. m 1850
ICON, 1880 100. $50 2:00 $50. 800. $50
40 't:Se, 900 '5:39, 6,01. -6-50 zoo. -T-50.
and 500 p. n
Parcels carried. Baggage checked
xE-pTcss- To Arlington enly
g. 2 ABBOT. Prczitz1t.
j CoLFiN. Sunerintend5zt,
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WANTED A good girl for general byiSesor
with refs l6 zth =. ne.
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WAITER B. WILLIAMS & co. Aactfoncers-
Auction sale Of uHredeemed pledges: / viii sell
by Public auction at 437 IIth 81 NV. Tuesday
and metal watches diamonds clocks chains
rings ieweiry Of al kinds clothing books, must
cal Instruments. guns royYigers. -typewriteTs
mechanics tools, etc. HENRY 4 GR0CE.
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT-F1rnishcd house. overlooking C,n-foI
park; Is near Library. 4 T--,,ns a.fd batg
reasonable Owner. 222 Ncr,a Capitol 81 n12l-2
FOR RENT-A six-room cottage on the Cl,sn-
tsgqfta Glen Echo; all mod iut,s. with aie1Tric
Lights moderate rent; large grounds Apply 1I45
-2LI o. NV eIg-3
FOR RENT To desirable colored tenants ,rsrt-
;nents M the Linden. cor 81 and OAK SITS, lie
Drolt Park: steam heat: tiled bath: cabinet man
ties. and all the latest Improvements; omen d4;Iy
Tor inspection: rent SIS and so per uoutb
CHAS- I BANES. 18th and g sts. els6
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nGYAT 80 -
Southern Ry
Schedule in effect January q. 1901

Schedule in effect January q, 1901
Trains leave from Penna. station.
Sol q IL Daily. Local for Harrlso1buTg ana
for Charlotte and way stations
HIS a IN Daily. L. ) Fast Nail Sieeptns
cars to New Orleans, Columbia, Sas2nnah, ard
jacksonville uniting At Salisbury with sleeper for
Asheyille, Chattanooga, and Memphis. and a.
Danville with sleeper for Birmingham and at
Charlotte, with sleeper Tor Augusta. Solid train
Washington to New orleans Dining car service
Il 81 a m Daily Local for Charlottesville
4;Gl p. m, Week Days. LEGAL for Front Royal.
Stras5urg. and Harrizonburg.
s:G3 D m Daily Local for Charlottesville.
6=S5 p II. Week DAYS Sew YORK aud Florida
Limited. Composite Cafe and Smoking Car, Din
ing Car Compartment and Drawing Room Sleep
ing Cars and Library and Observation Cars New
York and Washington 70 St Augustine, and
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car New York
and Washington 20 Aiken and Augusta Connect
In; at Colum5iz with Parlor Car Cor Charleston
and at Waycross with Par.or Car fo- Townsville,
955 D. m Daily n Y. & Fla Express Sleep
ing cars to August with connections Tor Aiken
and Charleston, sud to Savannah, Jacksonville.
ard Port Tampa. and Thursdays TO Townsville,
Ga Through coz shes 70 JalEscnviile and At
laHts. Uniting at laanYilie with Pullman sleeP=rs
from Richmond and Norfolk Tor Charlotte Tour
ist sleeper Washington TO san Francisco Mondays,
" cyine5daEs. ami Fridays Dining car service
I1-eI p. m. Fziiy- Nashins ton and Chattanooga
Limited (N5a LyRchbyrSl. Sleeping cars T. Roam
Oee. Knoxville. Chattanooga, Memphis. and NeS
Orleans Through coach 20 Asmphis- Dining
seTyiCe-
I0.45 p n Daily Washington and Southwest
can Limited, Sleeping cars to Azheville. Fnox-
vale. Chattanooga. and Nashville AID to Atlanta
Macon, Birmingham. Memphis. Montgomery No
bile and New Orleans. Dining car service Tues
days and Thursdays Sleeping car Washington to
PiUehuTst. \ c, and Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays Sunset Limited Annex Sleeper wash
iuEJon 10 New Orleans connecting At New Orleans
With Sunset Limited for san Francisco
TRAINS on BLUEMONT BRANCH
Leave Washington 9;gI q. n daily. s:49 D. m
week days AID SIS p. IT, Sundays for Biue-
mont. 6.25 ?. m. Saturdays ard 30 .. n week
days and lI-20 p m Wednesdays End SatHr-
days only for Lcesburg. 6.25 P. IA week days to
UeEndCE-
Through trains from me South arrive Washing
ION U-43 an $50 s-T-- 30 daily l0-l5
an daily except Monday, 2-I5 pm, and $50
pm daily. From HarriSsnlurg Il-i1 an week
lays and g-4a pm dsilv. From GAari1Jt-Syiie
s-2s am and s-$4 a-Iu- Caily-
Tickets. sleeping car reservations, ard othsr IA
formation furnished ana baggage called for AMI
checked from hotels and residences by Union
Transfer Co. on 0g6ers left 1t Ticket Once. -
18th It. NV; 5II Penna- Ave NV. and At
Penua. Station
Phone 144I for P R r. Cab Service
FRANK ; CANNON, Sd Y. P and Gen MEr
s h HARDWICE General Pass'r Agent
l. S. BROWN. General Agent.
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NANTED-Jo WATERS GOT inauguration bali: 3 D
walters Tor hotel cafe, Enquire 1888 Ilth
nv. ed
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FOR RENT-sToREs.

FOR BENT-TVo rooms ard cellar for store
and workshop so St. near market. Key GA
I'd St nv 1n20-3
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-A horse for its feed. weeks: Ifght
groceries; best care Box 5I5, this Office. Gig
WANTED Good driving horse: must be cheap
r. T. Ev4SS, se5 r st. NV. Mos
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR sALE-Gents Sterling; good condition: ta.
Box $40. this Office. e2I-s
FOR sALE-CAeap second hand bicyel.. 1895 r
ST. H-,--t
FOR SALE-At bargain, Ave new high gras.s
bicycles; viii exchange for heavy draft horses
" T. COCKEY, 6l5 I4th St NV. MISS
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SeabOard Air Line Railway

J C0LvIN. SuDerintend5ze,
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FOR aiRE-Two goo, saddle horses tor the in
auguraI parade. Add -ess BOX 81, this Office.
Ea2O-S
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WANFED-White woman 10 do general housoWoIi
for two people Address. with refs Box 5G7
this Office e
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WALL PAPER

WALL PAPER
/ / WILL iurnlsh you paper for room for SIC.
sc. age, 5I.ol i.1scli combination. Drop postal
ms "AShiN"ioN NALL PAPER co. $50 p St
NV m2l-7
ROOMS PAPERED s. up; only dealer who give,
4 iesaI guarantee with ali work; estimates fur
niShed; samples brought: 5000 roll stool, 70 Sc
iect from. Send postal TO
WILLIAM y NAHDEEY cog Pa ave 50
Anacestia Branch 80 Pierce s.
feI7-Im
WALL PAPER-Nou have time TO prepare your
house for inaugural visitors; have the rooms pa
pered; make them look bright and checrF: our
assortment OF NAH laperiug Is the most varied
and exclusive in the city; rooms paaered . M.
: G. NOLTE, 81 Ninth st. NV felg-tf
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BIRDS. DOCS. ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS. singing canaries. moc,iag
birds dogs. cats. rabbits. gold fish, etc; cata-
logue free SCIIS1D'S BIRD STORE. 7I2 18th St
NV auf2
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Foa SALE OR RENT-Housrs.
IH0S. I. NhGGaMAn.
Real Estate Broker and AuetIonee
9i7 z Street g. ~.
FOR sALE-NaRTHEAST.

% Grant St t:nacostia. frame r, hath, i;
S-'V'; rilce los than cost; hHilt rs owner.
FOR SALE NORTHWEST
ist9 9th store and dwelling rented for
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Mime. WILL

YOUR past. present. and future told correct at
DEBORAH GYPSY CAMP. open. free. 90 9Th
St nv mlT-6
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FOR RENT-To gentleman. room 81 week 1873
% ST. NV ell:
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FOR REST-Rooms in building aS2 - EE;
cheap rent. Apply TO W. }. DANTE, HI.3chins
Building, 10th and d sts dels
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The 3 Days" Cure
Oor men) leads all remedies N this city; :
prompt and permanent cure or no charge. Con
suitatieE free DR. NcKEEHAS. &c 18th $. ~
Once EJurs- to y ar 6 to pm Su1days p,
p. n Only Specialist in Diseases or Me1 ms In,
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

FoR SALE-Good work horse. 1850 K St. Sc.
s2l-3
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For RENT-ROOMS.

4 ~ Il 4 = l M 4 rs q -
- ! - ~ ~. $3.50 : - ~.
=,
FOR RENT-R00Ms.
,-1R Rf-Zr p, 80, - - ,
O ST NV ell
{ FGp PVT H., = - ~ - = -.
FOR RFNT-FurniShed or ,.nfrrnisbed second
and third floors: hot yy,far bast;-sr. rear pa ave
'-' OF" ST. Sc m2i-S
; FOR RFNT-F,,rrisba5 o- ,,-,f,,r-,isE,5 +bror
bright I.ryft, cannIInic,,fir,e- rlIrls on fLirI
floor. or viii rent singly if desired 1904 nth st
NV m2l-3
I u-5p pr,-1r
I nlShed- A. Myrtle 81 ne m2l-3
FOR nFN7r Furnished o. ,.,,r:r,, -.
/ t,,;t.,:.:- - - -, =" - - -, i'"i2'
MI ISM P'''7' '-' VI" o. NV
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{ FOR RENT- fI,--fryrr,;4!,,-I y,,-,s .rDry ,t
sore 10 Sd = NV 'nsi-2
/ FOR gENT-TinsIo on Pa ave. 17.h to 18th.
% w., ,,,,iN IN" store II wanted" Drop ,-5a'
------ nj .
Wees - 9Th st- nw. e2oS
FOR RENT-Frr z,,,s,, sJ-s+or. -o,,,,. ~, ol;e
ton to housekeeping; also kitchen to colo-.d
49,, cheap i@'9 i'th 81. nH. e2'-+
FOR RENT 1871 \ y ave NV .-,rfo- ,,,J
Other rooms MOS
nls0-s
=
/ FOR RkNF-CompIete furnished fat. three ROOMS;
>--'---'2- 90 - ., =
FOX hENF-N iEdOWs Tor Inauguration % Pa.
/ ave. NV el9-5
FOR RENT-Fur gat..I h / ID floor 1871
9Th st NV eI9-&
- -
ing bei. s: March &, south mont bsy window
SIS references 22I St nv r1lg-;
FOB pr>-r r,----. .---..,
and gas; smaller rooms, % 1921 o i n NV
niS-I
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, second floor;
large, nicely furnished. well heated. and lighted
4 49, near Two car ine' no s.','r5
cooking. e1q "a ty,, raarTl 81 n -
uIq-3
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man "a - ''ii'9f'eu r''i" 'o' sT,'t'l
., nv me-"
o. M LIZ Is3 ','iia moor ci'esp 'a'I ma a''
ron REyr-Lsrge. comfortable furnished rooms;
reasonable zoz G 81 nv rHIe5
FOR RENT-with table board. i nice bsv win
dow. corner room 1880 9th st ugr mig-3
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FOR R52yT--5 1f.;-RxYSf,E. soo,sx
FOR RFN1 or Nv, TO-, ,a,,rd.t,,-y ,,,,s,fr
El.aed icons, suitable for iight housaSe"F''ts-
y. "a st h". mzt'5
-, 49,, -
hath; vacant March /; heat. light and cooking
gas Si4. Owner Il49 zlSL II. nv m2l-9
TOR EENr- Two large front. qni'lr- rooms: -uiya
nsr TOT night housekeeping; all mod inrs- .3l
- St Ne ella
Lou't<eeitn=; neat ana gas; n" children; lsler-
FOR RENT unfinished third floor. three nice
looms and bath; cheap ~ 81 ne n2g-3
Tor light Housekeeping. cl9-s
oh , t'EN I-Igo desirable Communicating IN
i-iLia.i-'. second ROOF rooms. bdth same H"of;
"ei EeaIed; with or without board 'l6 ltfl
roD 49, ------------,--, -,--,-~,----
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pne9TS 4Nn Rospn
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For sALE-RoBSEH
BIZ siNEss ORANGES.

--''-1 80 : ~
FOR SALE-Cigar and newspaper store. ineIu,lin,,
morning. SUNDAY. and rge,Slr re-cr routes M,
REASONABLE. OFF, refused Jos sCIR0T. 2i4 18th
st rzl-1
HAVE cAsf C. -SroaER for grocer, store. see
l-s- N" i"i'h I'll Si>E>S BROKERS. 1C1G +
m2l5
FOR SALE Diains-roolr: old sand, large profits;
y-r5@in- Me-. YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. I,95
FOR SALE Cheap. one pai. i,,r~as and carriase
etc.; a snap for tic inauguration Apply 10
Jas SHEA 80 Pa. ave Az e2o-7
FOR SALE Lodging f.ocse. sfstccn furnished
Io@3tS all eectsF,iedS Genital; - se3 TAPfTAi.
6,.SINf->H EXCHANGE. Atlantic Building.
ron SALE-Ceeat Bargains, cs,stIv refrigerator.
shelving. counters bins. meaJ blocks aud avn
lfss 5Ih and St So eI93
WANTED Partner N good paying machine bust
ne malt capital required. Box 30. tiis Office.
FOR SALE rouley stand IA Riggs Market: also
eI9-a
FOR SALE Saloon. centre city; price $500 "
j. DtGAS. eI1 La are cIJ-3
6 70, SAIL old-estabifshed iunc!.room. " ]
eIGAA. So l.. ave chg
ItIit SAi.E- Grocery ID and d SIS, nv. ml9-s
We HAyE cash boyers for i,luclsrooln; aisy gar
store DUNLAP SIS st. miss
FOR SALE ear store. paving 50 month:
price, Ss;s'. DUNLAP, a|}5 + 81 MIS-;
FOR SAIE-':ro.eFy: receipt. SEQ necaiy. ae-
eeEt invoice DUNLAP, 595 i St mlg-&
FOR SAI.E-Arertncat house cafe: splendid 10
gauoh; Clearing $50 month; price, S{5J DIN
LAP. 9A5 F st rafG2
FoR SALE-Fced store: established bleiress;
.l7e2p- N'.W Y0itR Ri SISESs BROhEKs 1908
2 st piIg-2
FOR SALE Saloons. -. 500 to s. 200; best bar
gam IN city. CAPITAL JSINESS EXCHANGE.
Atlantic Bldg. rn1g-3
FOR SALE Confectionery store; established two
yeaFs; good trade; ine location Address BOX
oIz. TINS ctteH mss
BAD Bills COLLECTED OF no charge. H. D.
GOKDON- LaEyrT. So I4tLi - NV miss
FOB EENT-sT0REs.
FOR RENT-Tvo rooms ard cellar for store
and workshop. so St near market. KEY Sl4
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FOR REXT-sUBURBAN.

VIENNA. VA, . miles from Washington, next
station bey0nd Falls Church. az which express
trains stop; houses II IS. - SO and SO per
month; a slaal deposit n0w viii hold them ziH
you want them; come out 49, p IN, get back
to city 80 p. m. Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
Address F. ". PIERCE Vienna Va lnz7-Ilro
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-06

stock market, however, revealed some disturbing conditions as to the status of many stocks which had been most sub jected to manipulation. some or the subjected to operations by speculative pools suffered wide relapses. but the most striking efforts were shown in the long list of industrials.. Attempt to mar stocks resulted in a collapse of their prices into fragments. Several factors combined to awaken the latent distrust with which these securities are napltuai- ly regarded and which Is reflected in the low prices at which they sell compared with the rate of dividend return The nominal cause was the declared constr tutionslity Of Ios an anss s'nhss,zS aaw oi dread of attack by Federal legislation. The col lapse of the stock of Amalgamated Cop per earlier in the month has caused in- fnformation regarding conditions of other industry corporations. The action of the United States Steel Corporation in pup fishing a statement of monthly net earn ings opened up the necessity of other corporations following sut. Yearly re- ports of some of the minor companies re- gently have shown declines in net earn ings and resort to the surplus .,n to man. nf over capitalization and ability to con tinue dividends in any but the most pros porous times have received renewed at tention and parallels are drawn with e the under the earlier financial methods of the country, and the bankruptcies and reor- ganizations have continued favorapie, but the termination of the interior de- mand for currency Is aWaited 10 insure
 Railroad bonds have been dull and ir- regular. U. s. ss declined s; the Ss F. and the new As l per cent. The refnnde Ia St week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-06
REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
Better Prices for Cotton Are Now
 Indicated.

NEW YORK Oct 5-(Special. )-The salient features of the cotton market today have been the strength of the American markets, futures in New. York closing at practically last nights prices with the advance established after the Government report was issued we'll held not withstanding decline of some , points n Liverpool today.
 Private cables attribute this decline to desperate effort of the Liverpool bear contin- gent to break the market and still longer dis suade spinners from purchasing, and higher market is generally expected in Liverpool >on Monday in view of the strength shown here and especially in view of the fact that nearly all the Southern markets are firm and some of them report higher quotations than were current yesterday. 's
 There is every expectation that receipts will continue light during the coming week, al- though naturally some increase may be ex- pected as a result of cotton sold at the ad- vance. Middling cotton in nearly all the Southern markets is now higher than the price of October contracts in New York. The posi- tion in this respect Is absolutely illogical and seems to leave little room for any decline in New York.
 The facts developed in today's news and most commented were as follows
 First-The visible supply of American cot ton as made up last evening is now 6oOoo bales less than it was last year and
 second-That the stock of American in Liv- erpool and afioat for that port is practically the same as last year.
 Under these conditions cotton sold in Liver pool at pence per pound and in New York at over 10 cents pound last season
 The Agricultural Commissio 1er Of the State of Texas today publishes an estimate putting the crop in that State at 2.25o. 900 This is the lowest estimate that has been heard or iron, that State from any well known authority.
 Attention has been drawn to the fact that the Tinted States census shows that the local mills in North Carolina last year consumed 100 GOO bales more than the crop of that State, while the local mills In South carolina consumed within 100000 bales of the entire production of their State.
 This fact is hardly appreciated abroad Southern spinners are reported to DC ouyihs un the rece ipts in their home markets eagerly
 The talk of a strike at Fall River is gen. orally discredited A strike in view Of the advancing prices for goods and the lisht stocks on hand would be an industrial para dox It is matter of remark on the cotton Exchange here that the older heads in the trade are generally bullish. some Of them e~- tremeIy so The bearsh opinions and the VIZ orous efforts mado to dcpress the market UT iginate for the most part among the sroup V, younger operators who have not yet ieai ~ neo that fin test of opinion versus fact the iat'el generally prevails. Some very recently eieo'e' members are conspicuous.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-06
THE COTTON MARKET FUTURES WERE IRREGULAR AND NARROW. The Close Was Steady With Prices Unchanged to a Shade Lower
 The Receipts Were Again
 Light.

New York, Oct 5.-The cotton market opened steady with prices points lower to ? points higher, being very indinerent response to weak cables and Fall River mill strike news. Immediately after the call the trading level was to 3 points above last nights final bids. following which the course of the market was ir- regular. within compa ratively narrow range. Selling hy small holders caused a sharp crop within the first hour. Never theless leading bulls and supporting orders had the market. with the result that marked weakness was at no time apparent. Receipts were again very light The Chronicle summarizing the weather of the week south bullishly, the fotecast indicated rains for the entire belt today, and tomorrow, while the strong position of the cloth market. was regarded as full! offset against the Strike at other mills.
 Before Il o'clock January had eased off to 7.9S. around which figure there was large investment demand.
 The market closed steady with prices net unchanged to points lower
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-06
Cotton at the Ports.

New Orleans. Oct. 5.--Cotton quiet and steady; sales 2.650; ordinary, SAC; good ordinary. 15-16c; low middlings, 7Nc; middlings. 8 S-l6c; good middling. 7-16c; middling fair, 11-l6c; receipts S,64+ stock, 76.111.
 Consoldated-Receipt net. 42,342: ex- ports, France 5000; Continent, 4,31l; stock, 562. go
 GALVESTON-Firm; middling, 3-16; sale, 3.776; receipts 14,11S; stock 114,702.
 MOBILE-Steady; middling, 15-16; sales, 300; receipts s23; stock. 11.747.
 SAVANNAH-Quiet and easy; middling "a; sales 964; receipts Il, ,79O; stock. 42,046.
 CHARLESTON-Firm middling. 7b; receipts 3,06S; stock, 9.662.
 WILMINGTON-Firm; middling, 8; re- ceipts 1,033; stock, 12,490.
 NORFOLK-Steady; middling. SIS; re- ceipts 2.211; sales. 496: stock s,676.
 BALTIMORE-Middli 8 3-16; stock. 1,430.
 BoSToN--Quiet; middling. ss; re- ceipts net 1.
 PHILADELPHIA-Fir middling sb; receipts 425; stock, 2,555
 ST. LOUiS-Quiet; middling 8 1-16; re- ceipts 1865; sales, 300; stock, 32,295.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-06
The Financier's Statement.

New York, Oct. 5-The Financier says: It is noteworthy that the shipments of money to the interior last week were un- usually heavy amounting including trans fers through the sub-treasury to $9, 151,- 305. and the direct movement of money was quite largely to the East, while con siderable amounts were sent out to St. Louis and to other Southwestern points. the return movement was principally from Philadelphia and other neighboring cities. It is also worthy of note that the fiscal operations of the sub-treasury con- tinue to absorb considerable sums of money from the banks as is shown by the fact that last week the excess of receipts over payments by that office was s, 430,- 000
 Inasmuch as the Treasury disburse- ments for bonds will hereafter be com paratively small, the buying of the per cents. of 1925 having been suspended by order of the Secretary of the Treasury, the fiscal operations of the department showed receipts to continue in excess of payments, and will be likely to have an important influence upon the cash reserve of the banks. There will probably be considerable amounts of Yukon gold transferred to this center from Pacific coast points during the current week: through assay office checks which will somewhat offset bank losses to the sub treasury and to the interior.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-06
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago oct. 0.-1ne usual 5aturuay dullness was a bull factor today on the Board of Trade in spite of the general bearish conditions. and December wheat closed ssG1sc higher. December corn A vanced Provisions closed 5G121ac lower. Practically the only bull argument for wheat at the opening was better tone in the cables. Receipts were still large, the weather perfect and there was no large cash demand. December, however; opened hdA higher at 6S& to 6S1s and on some fair local buying began to throw off the bear influence that has pressed 1t for the last week. May wheat had a fair trade and following this and a report of increased buying for export, Decem- Der advanced and closed firm $dkc up at 69@69Ac.
 Local receipts were go cars, none of con- tract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth re- ported S4S cars. making a total for the three points of 947 cars. against last week of 1044 and 7sO a year ago. Primary re- ceIpts were .175 900 bushels compared with last years 797OO0 bushels. Seaboard clearances in wheat and flour equaiied 24O, 600 bushels. Australian shipments this week were 3S4.000 bushels. against 76,0OO bushels last week.
 Corn had a firmer undertone. helped largely by. better cables and a desire to eral conditions were still bearish, espec- iallv the fair weather, but in sympa thy with wheat December. which opened hG Ac higher. advanced to 56M, and closed steady A6&c up at 362s6M. Receipts were 2s3 cars. Oats had a dull. narrow market with scalpers handling most of the business December was of shade at the opening. but there was enough out side demand to hold prices and bring a steady close for December. shade high CT at 35%. Receipts were 1855 cars.
 Provisions were dull and in spite of de- cline seemed to have a good undertone. Early liquidation brought lower opening prices for January products, but fair local and cash demand absorbed them small l0SQaG .IAnnArX closed 1215c down, at 1855; January lard 10c lower at 9.171s; and January ribs 5c down at 8.071h.
 Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat TAO cars; corn 240 cars; oats 195 cars; Hogs. 31 .000 head.
 The leading futures ranged as follows