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Evening journal., 1902-08-30

thinks he has found IN this young ana
talented actor a worthy successor foc
the role of Bob Taylor, the Cattle
King" The Cattle King" will be seen
at Grand Opera House at the special
matinee on next Friday, and also on
Friday evening.
Charles H. Yale and Sidney r. FL
lis Kaleidoscope spectacle The Evil
Eye >, which comes to Gran1 Opera
House ON Tuesday night will be doubly
attractive this year. New scenery, new
effects, new costumes and new special
features will be utilized, while the
company will be unusually strong and
be headed by the famous Kennard
Brothers, Richard T. Brown and Josie
Sisson
The special feature will include the
original Phasey troupe re-ensaged and
brought to this country by Managers
Yale and Ellis. Since their last ap-
pearance the troupe has been increased
and augmented to double their former
number. a brass band Of sixteen beau
tiful young women, Armstrong; mar
velous electric ballet, the grandest
electrical display ever presented, the
Troubadour four. comedians, singers
and travesty artists and full and
complete ballet Of capable coryphees.
"A Hot Scotch Major" comes to
Grand Opera House on this afternoon
and tonight. So many musical COM
edies are built without rhyme or rea-
son that the public in general have
about come to the conclusion that the
lOnly make up is the stereotyped string
of vaudeville acts. a number of Choir
luses and an opening and closing speech
! The theatrical firm of Shipman Broth
ers, realizing this state OF affairs cas-
about for a comedy that would have
an original plot and a dialogue tina
would not necessitate the introduction
of either a chorus of young women o.
a number OF vaudeville acts u make i
a success. In "A Hot Scotch Major,
they found just what they were look
ing for.
MY Antoinette," Alfred Z. Aarons
and George H. Murrays new musica
comedy. which will see the light a
Grand Opera House on Monday nigh
Will Ut AOuAlU 0AA0 VI AAAb AAAoob NtoNA
. productions ever made. Upwards G
fifty people will be employed in tn
cast. and the costumes, scenery an
other stage effects have been secure
with a total disregard for cost an
labor. The book is by George Totte
Smith. who is an old hand at thes
whimsicalities while the music is froI
the brain Of Alfred e. Aarons. Mis-
: Josephine Hall has a song, which wi
easily rival her SISTER Mary Jane
High Top Note" Itis called when
= Go On the Stage" and is one Of Georg
Totten Smiths best efforts. Nell
, Beaumont. of the Sisters Beaumont,
also another metropolitan faycrite, WI
IL may be remembered made such
= sensation with her sister at Weber an
u Fields in New York. Marty O'Nei
plays the leading comedy part H
d name is quite enough to ensure a HI
e morous performance. Joseph Dale
l. and Richard Goodall are also includ,
: in a cast. which is quite above u
average.
Evening journal., 1902-08-30
TFYOUR EYES SMART, BURN

water or itch: II the print blurs. or YOU
are troubled with headache. richness. or
indigestion, Il is probable that your eyes
need no be corrected. and YOU should con-
suit our optcian at once.
Examinations Free.
Prices Moderate.
Courteous Treatment
Painstal1ing Adjustment
Evening journal., 1902-08-30

California. The plans are upon a mag
nihcent' scale
No one has amassed millions so rap
idly as Alfred Belt, the South Afri-
can millionaire. who is reputed to be
the wealthiest man in the world. His
fortune is said to exceed $1,000 100000,
ad he has an income sufficient to
make ten new millionaires every year.
The whole Of this colossal fortune was
made within period OF twenty-five
years.
Patrick Cudahy, the wealthy Milwau-
kee packer, has presented sixteen lots
in the village bearing his name to st.
Vincent's Orphan Asylum, and the in
stitution will be moved there. Mr..
Cudahy will also contribute literally
toward the erection Of the necessary
buildings for the asylum.
The wheat crop of Minnesota is var
iously estimated at from 7S,0O0,0OO to
11O0O0,0 900 bushels.
There are only 5000 white people
in British South Africa, and at the be-
ginning OF the war there was a defic-
iency OF women amounting to 10000.
Evening journal., 1902-08-30

In appearance, manner, anu especIaI-
ly in his ability to handle horses and
in his love for them, John J. Farrell
much resembles Mr.. Wallick, who
thinks he has found in this young and
talented actor worthy successor foc
the role of Bob Taylor, the Cattle
King" The Cattle King" will be seen
at Grand Opera House at the special
matinee on next Friday, and also on
Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1902-08-30

California. The plans are upon mag
nificent' scale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
BITS OF GAIETY

The Indianians residing in the city
are requested to send their names
and street address to Frederick W.
HurYbut. secretary Of the Hoosier
Club. care Of Sp>lger & Hurlbut.
IzI5-fZtT Second avenue. city.
A Shakespeare birthday celebration
viii BE- held in the basement OF Trim
fty Parish church tomorrow evening.
Rev. H. II. G0wen will deliver sew
eral addresses on Shakespeare and
his works. Refreshments viii be
served during the evening.
Mrs A. J. Fisken entertained the
Monday Whist Club yesterday after
mono at her home. 1920 Union.
The r. f. -. club held its regular
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
Lincoln. The time was very pleas
antiy spent In the study Of Flemish
Art"
Miss Emily Clary has sent out
cards for n dancing party. 10 be
given at Little's hall. on Wednesday
evening. April 30.
The French Club held a most IN
feresting meeting this afternoon at
the home u Mrs. Charles p. Slim
son. on Seneca street and Minor av-
enus.
sexton Women's Relief Corps No.
$ give a dancing party tonight In
Ranke hall Wagner WIN furnish
the music and the affair Is expected
20 be- one 81 great enjoyment.
The Ciionian Club will meet Thurs
day afternoon. April g. In the club
rooms W the New York block
The Woodmen - The world have
ell arrangements completed for the
competitive driH and dance TO be
given tonight in Ranke hall II r.
expected that there VIII be an I'M
usually big attendance.
The ladies Of William Mckinley
Circle will he received by their presi-
dent. Mrs. J. Watkins. So Main
street. on Thursday afternoon from
TO O'Clock A small sum will be
charged and the proceeds used 10
assist the circles ~ the state 20
place y memorial window tn the
william Mckinley Memorial church.
which r. now being built at Bremen
tor
The Rfnderpa Club met this
afternoon I'm the club rooms IN the
New York block. r. was ? Froebel
dew and Professor Kincsid gave a
taik on Mature study"
The musical and dance given IN
West Seattle Saturday night was one
~ great pleasure The program
rendered was enjoyed by many. after
which dancing occupied the time I'M
IN a late hour. Refreshments were
served during the evening. Many
Seattle people were present
Fletcher & Carpenter. realty bar
gains only. 80.
Go 70 FpinninF for bicycle repairs.
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wv lafeaf9 ave
Nni firTaftan. -.
iff"fnia sse hArkrs
.. miha Orr.
r.. fifsst ~ :. -,
aof. l.., if1nt rsn d,
r..t... ~. fttt has
nt... .. Room ~ has,.
Ei.HyH W., 20
'Hlfs n Ki.t,.
~ ii'nrg asy. fa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
BIG TIME
TONIGHT
Third Annual Gymnastics OF
Y. M. c. A.

Tonight. at the Grand opera house
occurs the third annual gymnastic
exhibition. TO be given by the Y. NJ.
&. A. classes. The program Is quite
complete including all the regular
work OF the gymnasium besides sew
eral specialties. The program given
VIII be as follows:
March and dumb-b bell rill--Boys.
Juniors and young men.
High jump pole vauie-Graut
Smith. King. Temple, Mcdonald and
Dohm.
Buck vaulting--Boys.
Indiana club drili--J untoFs.
Diving-I.adiea Y. W. G.. A,
Exercise on horse. parallel and
horizontal bars-Juniors. young men.
Fencing bout between Prof. jules
Lesiahay and T. n. Hall
Wand drlii-Leaders class.
Lantern Special.
Advanced mat work Robid0u and
Melin-
Pyramids-Mass class.
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NORTHWESTERN
COMMERCIAL
COMPANY

POI -202 Pioneer Bldg. steamsh,,RIv 80
FOR NOME AND TELi.bhs,
$. :. Centennial. SAILING Mss
:. :. Oregon. sailing june ,,r Al
:. s. Discovery, Con hees'ip, v,r.
Nome for Golofin Bay, TISSUE
Teller and Good Hope Bay nan.
Agents for the Wild 6ooss assas
road Co. through bills o.
from Seattle to Banner stauoh,p rats
For Passenger and Frelsh' ts,,g
appiv al General office. ns jaw
street Phone. Main sol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
CHOLERA

MANILA. April 2a.-The transport
Huford. which left FOR san Fran
cisco sunday has returned With a
case % cholera aboard There have
been i.S0Q eases reported iu the S.
lands since the epidemic began. and
$40 deaths IN Manila and szs deaths
in the provinces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
MORTALITY RECORD

Linus Long died az the residence OF
his daughter Ia IatonR yesterday at
the advanced axe OF 20 years For
the past Is years Mr. Long has been
a resident ~ seattle The funeral
VIII be held from Ruttcrworth 4
sons chapel az 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning under the auspices OF the
odd Fellows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
SALTESE DEAD

TEKoA. April 22-Chief saltese.
the famous leader 81 the Occur
q Alenes, died Sunday night lie
was supposed TO be about 81 years
old. He was leader In war and
afterward in peace and TO his advice
and example much % the thrift %
his tribe Il attributable.
savings account ls a friend In ad-
versity Begin now. open an ac-
count n 0iny with 500. and get a
bank book with the American saw
ings Bank a. Trust Co. corner Sec.
ond and Madison. open Saturday
evenings. 60 9
Dunlap. real estate 81 Triton block
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Seattle, Edmunds
and Everett
The Palatlal Steamer

NIA OF = LENLA4 7.
Three Round Trips DAILY.
Leaves Seattle a m, /. N u.
p. m.
Leaves Everett s:i5 a. m. 10 nj
7:l5 p. m.
Phone, James 1881. Colman DoA
Z. b. SCOTT. Mr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22

WANT Ed oardern. gentlemen. private
family new hnuHn. HprI home rGotty.
take Fremont Ballard car 10 end Of XII.
houru street tsil ~ sIftel4 hl= -
FoST EH 1910 Third ave N. WI Pr..
mont station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22

placed IN padded cen
he viii horrible example and
cigarette smoker who deliberately allowed
70 get ahcct slave
goto he
smoked while eating lie smoked all d'N ana
Tor the uc rolls OF
tobacco aided digestion" and
didn't know It really
and unreasonable and he
grew worse. oned he 10 XIII his wife.
lived atmosphere I'm
detcsted asylum.
developed that he had consumed NJ least
cigarettes probably At the time
OF hts smoking 80 cigarettes daily
And fool Whether u will keep another man
following ne a question,
Habit is a mere unrcaSonlnE destroying
n IN a nice way. hoy the
teal sovpf,n OF Joseph
10 O up when down, him
that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22

CIGARS AND r1triT STANDS
1880 faheH He@ stock. hFst inration IN
city too fHfssuH iH runu~rflnr covers rent
average daily income as.
? sso WIZ bay hHe sfugk and htiurss. good
afafiuu
tisa0 Buys hsst stock sud fixtures IN city
low ffnt thts
! 40 second ave don't miss this.
uieHTA rUANTH
. 40 i2vsFytslns nrsi class. sisvrn tables
daily receipts 80
QrALHEfM A HOLMAN
SOC New forA his phpns niue sos
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. sss a ,.,,..s a. A ,e,.,.
49, a. - -, - .-,.
80. Ie.,ns faafns
: =, = -, -
'''"s s 10 i'aAs
CIGARS Awp rut.Ir NrANpg
Rie sAfs he@ 500 bts' ~ allph N
eig -" f"r pr t"nfs ''"h '"F"fH rent
sssfsfs aaiiT innofns as.
,s..t'Sa ,'' ''f h'' '''' . aha h''''''' 5000
. 40 isv.Fyisins mi ciass. sl.vsn t.bl.s
daily receipts -
ouALHEfM A not.nAN.
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'sss f e9.,, w, ~ 90.
sofrs o. ts.t Jus ~ hias. ths e
go hElltsNisa TO SNOW TIE
49, - 80 ear cnNt hl.kAI = W
THh 10 THs 1--WE roH eosh isfAs
~. 80, - "t $500, -
80 80. ss,is. .sd 'hess IA hss, sssn
IAfEn fnakisx tA.af sprli.s,iss -
~ At osssg 80 -, 49, 49, 80, ,,i'
49, 80 tA1. 1917 -. :
i.set 81 etHnr 4uirA fS'Ftsit IT All
, - - ~ - - IA.in t'~A
@""A ''~s'
a. ftNcrLyY WO~K
rot,
uAngAfsA
~
SALOONS CIGAR RTonMA uWmrAtfn.
ants HOTELS InnufSu HorHFR.
ETfs Wi. tfavr A t.kuur tIsT Asp
CAN SUIT All Cf.AaaFH OF INNFs
TORS ANYONE isOokisa FoR coon
uffHfNEsR f~fAWrFN VIII 10 WILL
TO GAIL frpo~ ia
Have frs sale - htrh class aaina-. q,
rri~es 20 sais al class q invssfcfs
pssfansant IL e.sss- ~ ha.is.s. svsrsr.
saiiv btf.te~.. - a. tfeo.b tak.. ~
cssh ssoosry stsss IN dsntss 81 husin-s,
----... 1870. - -
f0tT THE THfHp ANENtN co inif
Business fNVrETuH&TN Real ratafs
t.no ifuy. prun,ahis manufacturer
49, $780," 80 ,t ns,''a =. 80 90 month"; '''
tesn- - ssls,trf'sr wrsrery stsr. go
rurv, .,.t..,,.r ~
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t,,,,, &C .--...-,. =, -. 90 80,
-, ,,9s,s.,ss -e-,.sT1. =, 49,.
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- y, 500 f.t.. 80. s,,,...s ..s.,,.-,
80 v.f,f resfarr stiftrs az saf-sfr.., ~,
,o ,hss. ~ awn thsis id, ". can ssil
I'm rsy ~ ,hs isss unsss III. ,.ver
ate sssr. can yaa anata 90 paT rent
~hsn you an i've In = home ~ ya.ir
-, * p.vTuaf,ts ~ a. 20 rrssttiv ~
ln,sr.s, can stsuinEu o. sdarsss rsarr
~ gsftivar bniiainr
rpyFrAf. moon utTyg
In west seattle Improved properties. thu,
sssst ssif or,s,nsi cost - vsrss is'
trsftrafirr. ~ aiaa have several tesIra.
bic irts III vsry iae rrfr.s and rrrer,
tlanRiiv eanv trrrnr
nosroN MOCK.
----------------- -----------'------------
- -
hAHoAiNF TODAY
AA lrN class DOWNTOWN r"tthuFant
ign- i,of ~ room house. downtown.
tlnH Hatt interest 10 new hotel
40 akes ~ fuofp house. close In.
COO for gratftp store, cash trade.
hb hbitH HAWKINS.
ofhc'a y. 10 riarr BOYD Block.
tlF-h&l tlfHf Ave.
-
Incorporated Under The Laws OF The
State ~ WaahiaKton
fof tiooOn
DO General Loan Discount and
Collection hutiness.
Shares, 800 Each.
ny shares tor sale:
hEAl TIE LlAN cHEbII 60, dncD,
ous-eN Now YORK block
- -
"i,'Nni tAN w MADE IN buflng WeF
Heatus lotA prices Hfe On VIC adv ance
FtNif in'hHuhH. cost rom elH 20 A@NN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22

w ANrEn-TIMnEH LANDS
WANTED-fimber land. small or large
usetL @. A. Virtue. ~ Halter BldH
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Dunlap, real estate. 5, linton block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22

MMIr HTAIN DIS.
rRtcT SINK
OF GREVrER VALUE HAVE BEEN
RECENTLY MADE HERE ~ both
GOLD AND COPPER, THERE
Is A TREMENDOUS RUSH
TO THE DISTRICT.
WE CAN
STATE WITH
IMMUNITY THAT
THIS Is THE CRIPPLE
CREEK OF THE NORTHWEST
TIRE FIDELITY MINING AND
MILLING COMPANY CONTROLS n
cLAIMsoF THIS vALuABLEGoLp
AND COPPER DISTRICT TINS
COMPANY HAS DEVELOP
Ep THEIR CLAIMS AND
FOUND THEM 70 IN
TRUE FIssURE
VEINS.
ASSAYS ON
GOLD GIVE 1870.
ON COPPER 2s PER
CENT. CALL on OR WRITE TO
FIDELITY MINING q MILLING Co,
ROOM a25 PIONEER BUILDING.
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Go 10 spinuinF for bicycle repairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22

I.ArHAa. MALONE 4 rUOH,
20 safe Deposit hlds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22

WE have for sale the following desirable
properties. 84xi2O a. lot ON End ave,
1880, t0xiiO r. lots In Youngs add
4226. easy terms fine improved lot on
EnHtihke ave, G0Ni2O. q room modern
house. very slightly, and 4 room cottage
In rear renting fnr SIS per months. sth00.
nice home on Belmont place lot GOxt2d
all nicely improved, room house. no
large bearing trees. t2a5O. and many
other very desirable homes and invest.
ment properties. call on us
Raglan a RUSSELL.
1854 lot Ave,
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Observation-Disclosures

WHITE HORSE weight about 400 potpd.
haH piece cut out NJ ear Addresa bG
Second ave.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-10-25
n. q B. Beers Cotton Letter.
lSneciaI to The Advcrtiser.l


NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 24.-Early Liverpool
advices were not ENCOURAGING consequently
our market opened to points lower ana
shortly after declined to points ada Is. y;
counteracting Mr.. Customs. estimate ana inc
subsequent steadiness in Liverpool occasioncd
an Of to R0 tn i points on the
day The amount brought into sight during tne
week was 447 900 against 56S. 600 last year
600 against a.s22. 900 last year. The visible
supply of American during the week mcreaseo
/ % 600 against 242 900 last year and me
total to date is I've vo ss,ns Interior towns
curing Tr sea the week received 2s7, 900 against
as / 900 last year The amount bEoueht INTO
is estimated that this year the amount mar
keted during the same time will be IoooO 70
100 900 less. owing to the restricted demand
for spots Weather conditions continue Favor
ehle throughout the South for developing the
crop but showers are predicted 70 occur over
Arkansas Louisiana and South Texas tonight
and Saturday. while generally fair weather
viii preyaiI over other portions. The tenn
perature however will remain about station
airy. While everything will be done Dy hnt a,,
hate Of / 900 900 minimum and much more
To be added with frost delayed ton days we
desire to say that he has me e9 h T 6 Ha
guided accordingly, especially as they meyer
aid believe in the bureau or the exaggerated
small cTC y estimates which have Deen issued'
We mention this because II is best TO recog-
nize this feature and not be msled by outside
issues We however. also know that he has
three wears past. which naturally gives him
great weight. That many DO not snare MS
views is true. and that he may be mistaken Is
possible but the effect OF his utterances VIII
be far-reaehinE with spinEers, and can only
he counteracted by actual facts as they de-
velop later in the season. Neutrality-suspicious. an
~ this sentiment is very bulltsh In America
and with any encouraging feature values VIII
adv ance quickly.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-10-25
Worlds Visible Supply.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 24.-Secretary Hes
ter's statement OF the worlds visible supply
Of cotton. made up from special cable and M.
telegraphic advices. compares the hgures OF
this week with last week. last year and the
year before. It shows an increase for the wee'
jusst closed Of / 81 $50 bales, against an in
crease of 323,l7 last year and an increase
of 273.67I the year before: .
The total visible is 2,466.6 SOL against g.
3o4.4is last week. 2,466. So last year and
3 SIS. 500 yettis before last OF this the total
Of American cotton is 2o2s; soi against l.;
9634I8 last week, 2.o43. 50 last year and
3 2o2 $50 year before last. and Of all other
Kinds. including Egypt. Brasil. india ETC. eo
last year and ASH 900 year. before last
The total worlds visible supply OF cotton
shows an increase compared with last week
Of go. 3es bales an increase compared with
last year Of I 1857 and an increase compared
with wear before last of l9276S.
of the worlds visible supply OF cotton as
above there is now afioat and held In Great
Britain and continental Europe ;lSI 600 90
against .n94 900 last year and .27S, ooo
year before last; in Egypt $4,000 against
e6 900 last year and S5. 900 year before last;
IN india is2, COO against 1852. 600 last year
and lsa. 900 year before last, and n o The
last year and | .Io4. 600 year before last.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-10-25

Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Oct 24.-Trading the Board
of Trade today was rather quiet and prices
inclined to lower level, DECEMBER wheat clos
ing &GIsc lower. December corn shade low
er and cats hd%c lower, while January prou-
si9ns closed from SOFA to Isc lower ,.eri hull,
disposed of a large part of their holdings.
There was slight firmness early on wet
weather in the Northwest with light offerings
here. Later heavy selling by commission
houses and locals caused sharp decline. he
ports Of a large increase in stocks in the North
west had a depressing influence as did also re-
ports from Argentina which showed conditions
favorable. December was relatively the strong
at S5M SH ~ to Pa%a7aM. On the early bulge
the price advanced to 73c. but declined again
going down to 72s. There was slight r rally
Clearances of wheat and -four were equal to
3s4, 900 bushels. Primary receipts wore L.
year ago Minneapolis and Duluth reported re-
ceipts Of 7o6 cars, which with local receipts
of 81 cs<s-nine OF contract-made total re-
ceipts for the three points of 7o3 cars against
674 cars last week and 1877 cars year ago
Corn opened about UNCHANGED from last
was rather srratic. There was a sharp advance
toward the opening, due 10 good buying by
commission houses and provision interests ..
eral selling caused reaction. Reports from
the Southwest of liberal receipts and good
grading gave the incentive to sellers. The lat
ter part OF the session was weak with prices
around the low point, but toward the close a
slight rally occurred on covering by shorts
steady December closed a shade lower at
5l%a5I%, after selling between SIN and
526. Local receipts 1893 cars. 80 Of contract
grade.
oats were dull and featureless with prices
lower in sympathy with weakness In other
grains The close was slightly lower, December
closing AQ%c lower at 5iUSi "a, Local feceipts
2I8 cars.
Provisions opened easier on lower prices of
hogs, and large receipts ana weakness pre-
vailed the greater part of the day the close
being quiet. January pork closed lSc lower
at is 621s. January lard 7hc lower at 9. ga
and ribs 517hc lower at 8 IS.
Estimated receipts tomorrow Wheat ITO
cars; corn $40: oats 26o: hogs 600 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-10-25
The Cotton Movement.

NEW ORLEANS Oct. 24-Secretary Hes
ter's weekly New Orleans Cotton E s,,n,rss
today, shows a decrease in the movement INTO
sight compared. with the seven days endinn
600 a decrease under the same period year
before last of 5000 and an increase over
the same time in 1899 Of ss'0 0otcnsr the to-
tails show a decrease under last year ~ so
600 a decrease under the same period year
before last of e az g over
For the fifty -four days Of the season that
have elapsed the aggregate o snea1 ahead OF
mead ahs sa of 1885 by 2si 600.
The amount SsSgsh 4s ne against sss
4 asg go year before last and $50, SAC same
t%s in ss has a BEEN s ssanst
446 last year, I.7i7. 4so year before last and
i,s7ss es same time in 1899; .,ow.
receipts at all United States ports s45 ls6
against /, $50, oo2 last year, $40 1913 year
overland across the Mississippi. Ohio and Pc
tomac Rivers to Northern mills and Canada
sss against inst ,rs Is ssm. time IN
1899: interior stocks In excess OF those held
at the close q the sss o year ress
sssinst az a 50 .sm near time in 1895 South
ern mill takings a44 500 against soe. aoo last
year. 2s4.al year before last and 24sse'
These make the total movement for the nifty
four days from September TO date z l4s Io2
against 232I.772 last year. 2, 5o6,So7 year
before last and 2. 4e9 Gal same time In 1899
Foreign exports for the , week xsa nave m,Stnr
the total thus far for the season 2e2, 736
against i.oi3,e24 last year. an increase Oh
Northern mill takings and Canada during
the mast seven days show an increase OF T.
o33 as compared with the corresponding pc
Rod last year and their total ta TAX since c
tai takings of American mills North and
south and Canada thus far for the season
has been 655.7i5 against 567.e5i last year
These include sos eo7 by Northern spinners
against 254.oI5 $1,000,
stocks at the seaboard and the 20 Leading
Southern interior centers have Increased our
ing the week t27.4li bales against an IN.
crease during the corresponding PERIOD ,est
season OF 2oS 2I2 and are now 6s,o74 smaller
than at this date in sol. A..
Including stocks left over at ports and IN
terror towns from the last crop and the mum
Der of bales brought into sight thus iar 10. Ior
the new crop the supply to date Is 2,se4' Soo
against 1851 .45e for the same period last
year.