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Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06

CoLoRADoIThe Colorado Federation in
cludes one club Of colored women, but, as
the sentiment Of the state is divided. no
action has ever been taken regarding the
admission of colored clubs to the General
Federation of Women's Clubs. The Col
orado Federation is opposed to reorganiza-
tion.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-06

ARKANSAS-The Arkansas Federation in
cludes no colored clubs and at its last an
nual meetiHg resolutions were adopted IA
voring the admission to the General Fedora
ton of women's Clubs of white women only.
The federation has never favored the re-
organization plan. but will now support the
substitute amendment drawn up by the re-
cent conference committee, believing that
the admission Of colored clubs would only
disrupt the General Federation Of Women's
Clubs, It will support any plausible measure
that will keep it intact"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
WALL STREET REVIEW
MARKET ABsoRBs HEAVY VOL
 LIME OF LIQUIDATION.
Also Succeeds in Working Off Large Amount of Excited Sentiment. Closing Tone Quiet
 and Steady.

NEW YORK, Nov. io-Today's stock market absorbed heavy volume of liauidation and worked on a large amount or excited senu- quiet and steady with many wide brooches in values completely restored and all of them much reduced. The days business ran over million shares for the first time in many weeks and there was times during the mornings precipitate decline when the market fu- riousiy active The motives of the selling mostly of a general character such as have been at work for some time toward crystaiiz- ing a sentiment that prices were too high and credits too greatly expanded for financial health Saturdays sharp drop in prices had over the country. so that the wires brought into commission houses a large accumulation of selling orders to be thrown upon the mar. out notices to customers that they must widen their margins or sell their holdings. The bears also active in raiding the market to un- cover stop loss orders The dissemination of of J. P. Morgan's illness trace able to the bear element was promptly denied and followed later by MT. Morgans appear aTce at his office. The troubles or one or tns newer trust companies over it's holdines o1 pines were ventilated on Saturday seemed to be quite serious object lesson, althougn not regarded as important in themselves The fact that 1t was found necess'r" in eroct 10 underwrite an underwriting syndicate was re
 garded as a rather typ'cal eAampie inc fusal of foreign subscribers to pay thelr suo- scriptions to the syndicate was advanced as the cause of the condition. Nobody has any doubt that large part of the enormous eA- mansion of bank credits has gone towards the underwriting of new securities. Ihe issues Ui new bonds on the security of stock, both rail- roads and industrial, which have been pur- chased for control at very high rates runs iH,o the hundreds of millions. The Saturday episode is evidence that not all of the ventures nave prospered The fact that large loans nave tn been made on many of these new securities "hiie their prices has received superficial support ln the market some time with the proceeds or these loans. Is making a growing impressloi. on public sentiment. The process whicn "ehe the on intoday's stock market goes to cure the evils in the situation, both in reducing the vol, urne of credits and by bringing the price ievel to a substantial basis. It is felt that the year end demand for money the world over over sustained money rates in New York will pre- vent the outgo of gold Bonds were not so much affected by weakness as stocks pu, their recovery was also less marked Iotai sales par value S4, Ieo. GOO. II. & 2s and old As declined Ia per cent on the last call.
 New York Stock List
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
MARKETS FOR FUTURES EEELING WEAK DURING MOST {. OF SESSION. At Lowest Point Prices Were Of 13 to 10 Points-Rally Towards
 Close. But Net Losses
 Were Large.

NEW YORK. Nov. io.-The cotton market hpened easy at unchanged prices to a decline of points and became very active while much unsettled. Most of the session the feel Ing was very weak At the lowest point prices showed loss of i3dIs points. but just be- 4ore the close there was a partial rally, with the market finally steady to a net decline of tt@t5 points. The early weakness followed Disappointing cables the English market net ting decline of points on spot prices and 36@ points the future list, ignoring our advance of 4as points made Saturday At ths same time the markst was unfavorabiy Street today. Many Wall Street people were long of cotton and sold out to take care of their securities Commission houses were also active sellers; in fact the selling movement was quite general and largely on Southern. The Southern spot markets were generally nsfer; four of the leading points reported a decline of anywhere from lI6 to E; the rest reported no change in prices, but gen. erally an easier fellng. The local market for spot cotton closed quiet at points decline. The spot markets have shown less decline than the future list Total sales were estimated at W60, 900 bales.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
R. M. Scale & Co.'S Cotton Letter.


 NEW YORK, Nov. Io.-After Saturdays temporary advance we were treated to am other break in the cotton market this morning and once obliged to report new low levels all along the line. March proved the weakest when the break came selling down to cents early and then to 7.94. January cotton sold at BOY compared with g. G.. the low point last week. There was once more an attempt to hold the market by purchasing of May but this did very little good. It was the January business that did the trick to- day. A sharp break in the stock market help ed unsettle cotton and 1t looked very much as though the January people had all they could do to look after what cotton they had to say nothing of trying to hold the price by buying more. During the early afternoon >January sold at 8. o6 and May 8. o2 differ ence of only 4 points. The market begun to look better every break in January that lessens the premium. If we could be confident that the January people had been forced to sell a good share of their cotton, would advise buying with more confluence. This is the one menacing factor now. It is carry ing prices lower than could naturally expect just pointed out last week. If January continues to come the market prices will go lower. But cotton should be bought now on breaks. Profits should be taken on advances, however, as the market will be unsettled and irregular at best If the mar ket breaks in the morning we would by for a ket breaks in the morning we would buy for a concerned there is mere in evidence now than at 9k some time ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
Daily Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. Io.-Cotton easy: sales s225; ordinary 6 7-i6; good ordinary 6 t5-l6: low middling "A: mddling ll-ioi good middling Sc; mddins fair S9s; receipts IS POS; stock 265, 533
 GALVESTOE-Tone quiet; middling iS-io' gross receipts 2,s3l; sales i2s stock isa'- 345. zz,, ,-.o..
 NORFOI,K-Tone steady; middling I1s: gross receipts 4 577: sales PAS: stock 24 732
 RALTIMORE-Tone nominal; middiing eh gross receipts 34S stock 7.o3o.
 ROSTON-Tone dull: middling S.45; net re- ceipts 277; gross receipts 3. ISL ,
 VII MINC,TON-Tone firm: middiing, T%; gross receipts ,337: stock II, lo3. ,,, PHrI I,ADELPHIA-Ton quiet: middling s s5: gross receipts se5: stock 47a7.
 SAvANNAH-Tone quiet easyi In'outdns e.nns iss.sis zu. u-,ss 70. ceipts .3l7: sales 800; stock 3l 43o. ,,,,,nu
 CHART. PISTON Tone quiet mladnns 7IJ-I6; gross receipts ,9os; sales 2oo' stocK
 ST IoIJIs-Tone quiet; middling l3,le; gross receipts 5.4e3 sales 50: stock lISeo.
 NEW YORK-Tone dul: Iniddling S.4o' net | receipts 23; gross receipts lt,4io' safes I'soo' s'TSs Totsi toSav-Net receipts 50 677; exports to Great Rrttain io.e4s; to continent Z'<es' Consoiidated-Net receipts io2. .Sio exports ,o Great Britain 33. 3S7; to continent 22 4oS.
 Total since Sept Net receipts 6g2 f5o' exnorts to Great Britain 75l .e37; to France ooI aee: to continent 942.oil.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
Chicago Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Nov. Io.-There was an active active trade in wheat on the Board Of Iraae 'otrs ths undertone on the whole was quite firm oot, ne cember closed Aa%c lower, December corn
 c lower and iro, oats He s%sr n.n ower SsnuA''
 Indifferent cables, liberal receipts Tn tne Northwest and the expectation or ls5ee n crease in the visible supply caused considera@ple @ selling of wheat early in the day. Later hrok- CTS bought freely for Northwest accoun, Tnns hsi
 said to he on reports or a iaree e,n, n.u, huil operator bought a large quantity of May through brokers. good export demand was also supporting feature. Longs were dfspos- ed to realize toward the close but offerings were well taken December oened unchangeo to hc lower at 7lHs to 7l!sc, dechneo ,nor st s2 7Iss rallied to 7I% and closed Ad9sc lower at
 Visible supply showed increase of B. sss GOO bushels compared with an increase ,s last year of 767, 900 bushels Worlds ship ments for the week 10, 635, 900 ousnels ss against es62. 900 bushels last year, o1s pne amount on passage showed decrease or Soo'- 900 bushels compared with an increase Of 2,. 456 900 bushels year ago oieaIannces nan sS Si wheat and flour were a equal 'e sss ooo So bushels against | ,622 900 bushels a year ago min- neapoiis and Duluth reported receipts or I,.so I3 contract made total receipts for the three points of 1867 cars against l'4Zo cars laS' week and 1887 year ago ,n u,arkst held fairly steady although there was conslaet, c, ape Iiuufdatfon of December which had weaken- ing effect The prospect of bearisn govern ment report was also the cause for hberai selling but offerings were well taken. shoTts being the best buyers It was estimateo ,,,ns ,ne crop report would show an increase or nun dred million bushels over the October hgures
 December closed Sc lower at oo,Rc ,rts at,s iAs ing between 5oA and Ste Local reee'p'S '7' cars 2 contract grade. . ..a
 There was very little trading in oats. the s market being dull and without any spee,a, nd features Prices had a lower tendency anu the close was slightly lower, December ciosing on1s bc lower at 3oc, after sesi,ns s. oe'"ee" <'TS Provisions ruled weak as result or mn nm, mense receipts of hogs at the yards, ana covered freely which steadied prices. Tn cios @ was lower January pork 2hc down at b. 2o, January lard Sc lower at e2o ana r'os DC lower at 8o7h. x.. osE
 Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat 25o cars; corn 2eo cars oats 36o cars; hogs So'
 The leading futures ranged as follows;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
New York Coffee and Sugar.

NEW YORK, Nov. loI,coffee,, spot cRI Rio dova 7&@I2 Sugar, raw firm; fair refining 3iA: centrifugal e6-test SM molasses sugar oTs: refined unsettled. Coffee futures opened steady, unchanged to points lower, this be, he, ing a fair ruling considering early beaiish cables Immediately following the call prices turned quite sharply upward on active invest ment buying covering of shorts and strong support from bull quarters, the list at noon showing a net advance of about points ana a firm undertone. late recovery in the trench narked and a light forecase for tomorrows ;ntsr,or santos movement added to the conf dence of investors and bull leaders in the afternoon and started a renewal of general buying which. notwithstanding free offerings from local bears and prominent spot interests s hoIa the market steady to the close, which was net unchanged to 5 points higher Trading including heavy switching was the most active of recent times, amounting to Io3 ooo @ haes November 4 30; December So44 B January 4esa4 90: February 4 e5qS %: March 5 o5a5 10; MApril SIS: May oa S25; June S.3o; July 5SoIoHoi AuRuS' 5 40; September 5. .4595 5o
 Treasury Balances.
 WASHINGTON, Nov lo-Treasury bal ances s2o5 223. 3le gold SIS, lo4 5eo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
BINGHAM GOES
 TO THE BLOCK
Continued from Page one.)

was rumored that the resignation would be rendered on election day. However, MT. Bingham went to Washington and 1t was stated here that the request for the resignation was withdrawn. Never theless the resignation was presented and accepted and MT. Thompson was appoint cd. The cause of the resignation is an- nounced.
 Several officeholders are worried no little now as to future actions on the part of the administration people. It is rumored here that Warren Reese in Mont gomery. Dr. J. W. Hughes in Birming- ham, and others are slated and that their requests will come later on.
 Dr. J. w. Hughes, as postmaster of Birmingham, has given the people of Bir- mingham very good service in his official capacity. It is not denied, however that he took part in political gatherings and was one of the leaders in the reorganiza- tion of the party, the formation of the lilly whites" Dr. Hughes has many friends in Birmingham and especially in business and manufacturing circles. Re- publicans say however, that his name Is to be seen in the handwriting on the wall.
 Julian Bingham, whose resignation as Collector of Internal Revenue. was ac- cepted, opposed vaughan for the chair nanship of the Republican party in this State couple of years since and was defeated before the National Convention.
 In connection with the rumors of the removal of the leading off1ceholders in Alabama, there has also been a rumor ahoat that the President would still fur ther emphasize h's sentiments upon the question of the exclusion of the negro from party councils in Alabama by see ing that the negro received more gen. eral recognition.
 It is reported that the Chief Clerk in the office of the Internal Revenue Collec- tor will be a negro and also that posi- tions of authority will be given negroes in other offices where removals are to occur. What there is in these rumors cannot. of course, be stated at this time but the facts will probably be disclosed at an early date.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
H. & B. Beers Cotton Letter.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. Io.-LiverpooI ad- vices were discouraging, consequently mar ket opened to points lower and declined to points additional. owing to the continu- ance of favorable weather throughout the belt.
 more liberal receipts and the weakness of spots. Near the close values stsaded slightly 10 to 2 points the day. Manchester cables say that sellers had difficulty in making head way last week. the lower price of cotton en- abled makers to accept orders which pre- wiously impracticable While increased crop estimates caused a withdrawal of offers an improved demand was expected in consequence of good crop news from India. The China de- mand, however, was poor and there were few transactions. Reports continue to come in stat Ing the top crop is opening in all sections and many now claim that a killing frost will prove beneficial 1t will open all bolls that have not yet opened. Crop estimates are therefore being generally increased. Receipts both at the ports and interior towns are on a freer scale
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
Murphy & Co.'S Qnc.) Cotton Letter.
 TRx prsv.%s yvtrel

NEW YORK, Nov. io-Cotton opened weak and lower by to 0 points. Support was with drawn and the tired holders endeavored to get out No special bear efforts made to dspress the market which looked heavy and presented no encouraging features. The Wall Street financial outlook was discouraging and fears of complications were to general to keep bulls in line. Furthermore, the weather was qAite fine in the South regardless of claim that the cold snap of last month had put end to the top crop. At all events the mild weather of late and absence of killing frost since that time is having an adverse sentimental effect and is shaking out many bulls who hopes of a realization of their dreams of 10 cents during the season. Spinners also are indifferent and appear in disposed to enter the market under present conditions Current receipts were larger, the ports for today being estimated at 54, 00C against 63. 900. Closing cables were easy to 6 points decline. New Orleans sold good deal here. Frost was forecasted in Oklahoma Reports of a better fall crop coming ir and some bets being made that this vii AN A record crop.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
MARINE NEWS.

NORFOLK. Nov. lo.-Arrived: Steamer Si- burn tBr. ). Shekyl. Belize, and sailed for Lon Friend, Cette; Cebriana (Br), Sullivan, Liv. erpool.
 NEWPORT NEws-Arrived: Castino (Br.), Penwill. Liverpool: sloterdyk Dutch Baron, Rotterdam and Amsterdam. Sailed Steam CTS Milano (Ger.), Sharmberg. Hamburg; St.
 PENsAcoLA-ArrivedP: COLA A%1TesP Steamer elanton, Tampico; ship Vega Ut1, Onetto. Genoa. Cleared: Bark Gurlie Rus.). svali. Buenoa Ayres
 BRUNSwICK-Arrived Steamer Rio Grande, New York, and proceeded to Mobile
 NEW YoRK-sailed: Manitou London.
 LiZARD-Passed: Rotterdam, New York for LIvERPOoL-Arrived Tunisian, Montreal. GEN0A@Arrived: Kamaranian. New York. GLASGOW-Arrived: Laurentian New York. Sailed 9th: Sardinian. New York.
 LIzARD-Passed: Finland, New York for
 CFERBoURG-Arrlved Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. New York for Bremen Sailed: Fried erich der Crosse. from Bremen for New York
 GlBRALTAR-Sailed: Aller. Naples foi
 PLYMoUTH-sailed: Graf waldersee fo,
 sAvANNAH-Arriyed: Bark Glima (Nor.) Beckland Ayr. Cleared: Steamer Baroda (Br.) Davies. Bremen Sailed: Bark Carmel (Nor.) ] Jensen. Sharpness
 KEY wESTA-virrde: Steamers oiivette Thompson. Port Tampa. and sailed for Eava na; na. Miami, White. Mobile. and sailed fol Mary B. Baird, Cook Philadelphia NEW oRLEANS-Cleared: Steamers Tam pican fBr). Pickthall. Liverpool; Esther Stevenson. Bluefelds; David Durie: Ceiba Beverly (Br.). Seiders, Port Limon; bark Santi Barbara (Port). Milhomens Oporto: schoone Nimrod. Mayo, Pensacola.
 PORT EADS-Arrived: Steamers Chaimette Rirney. Havana: Breakwater. Rivera, Puert, Cortez: Fl Norte, Gardner New York; Colon hian lBro Bartlett, London; Cayo Bonitc CBr), Farrell Galveston; tug John L. Brady Sabine Pass. Sailed: Steamers Algeria (Br ) Garrick Genoa.
 MORTI E-Arrived. Steamers C.uisannI Tor vaja ut). Bottone Havana; Managua (Nor ) Gunderson, Belize: Jamaica (Nor). Peterson La Ceiba. Cleared: Steamers Saltwell (Br.) ) -. Coatzaccalcos. Mex; Colorado. Risk, New York
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
New Orleans Spot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. io;-1n the spot cot sortrnent excellent so that difficulty was experienced in securing desired styles but factors found considerable work cut out TOT thero in moving their stocks, as the range og asking prices was well above the market and material concessions in favor of the put chasing clement were necessary In order 10 oinse treaties Sales 5,225 bales including 9 42s to arrive. In the future market prices opened SOY points lower than saturday cioaing This early slump in prices was due in mart to the continued prevalence Of cotton making weather = the belt and in part to the ,r. naI The onening was followed by further decline of 3 points. but at that level there was a slight development of reactionary sentl- went and a preponderance of buying orders caused prjces to halt in their downward course. During the remainder of the session prices ts hosrJ at the close showing net losses of 9a I2 points,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST.
 Provisions.

CORRECTED NOV. io Iso2. Bacon-l2i4c. Dry salted sides-tI1k. LaId-Tierces. leaf. IlAc; compound ex Meal-66c per bushel. Oats-white. 45c: mixed. 42c. Corn-White, 700; mixed, 67c per bushel. Sait-Liverpool, s5c sack: Virginia, soc Michigan. 28o- pound barrels. si.6o. Butter-Jersey. 26@3oc: Tennessee country 25c.
 syrup-Fancy 4oc; reboiIed. soc. Flour-Patent 39o to 4.25; straight, 3. 65 t, 3.75 per bbl.
 sugar-Granulated. Sc: Y C.. Axe: cut loaf 51he
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
MARKS& GAYLE,
 Cotton Merchants. DAILY COTTON QUOTATIONS
 FOR MONTGOMERY. Based upon American Standard Classinca' ton and actual sales.
Our market quiet. Strict niddling .....

and holders of spots fin the interior were eager to sell at concessions. Notwithstanding all these features against the article, sentiment continues buliish and any encouraging factor would be eagerl ytaken advantage of to en- nance values. Nevertheless the future course of the market will be ruled principally by the receints and the demand for snnts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
Money and ExchanRe.

NEW YORK Nov Io-Money on call steady at 306 per cent. closed offered at 6. Prime mercantile paper 5hQ6 per cent: ster+ ling exchange at decline with actual business in bankers bills at 4 87q4. S7 l25 for de- mand and 4.S3. S7564. S4 for 60 day bills; posted rat esd S5G4 88; commercial bills 4.83h@4 63%; bar silver 49M Mexican dol lyrs 39h; government bonds weak; State bonds dull; railroad bonds weak
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
St. Louis Provisions.

ST. LOUIS Mo. Nov. lo-Flour steady; red winter patents 8 aoas. 50; extra fancy and steady. 32; bagging 6 5l6G7 -l6; hemp twine g; dry salt meats steady. boxed extra shorts and clear ribs lo9 97i2; short clears II25; bacon steady boxed shorts and clear ribs I2 25; short clear l275.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
New Orleans Sugar.

NEW ORLEANS Nov; lo-sugar sctiys sst,,s centrifugal sass; centrifugal white 3A@SS; yeows sA@sH seconds aSas eetrfe gal lO62o; syrup steady, 2Oq2S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11

Cash quotations were as follows: ,,. >,.
 Flour steady, No. spring wheat 7l.s; oNEn NO, 3. 6767o; No. red 7o1sa7i 7ii No corr white 2easa. Mess pork, per bbl i676g Ie s7la Lard per loo lbs o, geo 70 ss s1tad short shoulders (boxed) g. .67h99.75. Short clear sides (hoxed> lo.ooa o,25. Whiskey' basis Of high wines, | 32.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
Slow Going.

Chicago RecordHerald.
 Clara-What an easy-going person that MT Littlebrayne is.
 Agnes-Easy going? I never found him so. It's always the hardest kind of work for me to get him to go before midnight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. lo.-Cattle receipts IS 800 natives. 9 I95 Texans; calves; l5o Choice export and 6"-s cd beef steers 6,25q 7 %; fair to good stoekers and and feeders 25od4 co; fed steers 5 36o@4so. Texas COWS 2 loa3 %; native cows l 5oa4 %; native heiers 5oQ4 40;
 HossNRcceipts g. 900; market l5a2oc low CT: heavy 2516. .45; mixed packers 627la
 Sheep-Receipts 5000; market steady to strong; native lambs 3,6o@5 25; Western wethers 3O564 10; Western wethers 5000 4 co; stockers and feeders eod3,25,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Nov. Io.-The market in dry goods has been dull throughout. Buyers are not going beyond near requirements m stapaIi pIi lines of cotton goods Prices are unchangenl prtnt cloths duli and wide makes easy The decline in raw cotton is beginning to tell upon sellers for forward contracts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11

WILMINGTON-Turpent nothing doing receipts 20 Resin firm 25a 30; receipts 54 Crude turpentine firm, I.75G3 co; receipts 2 Tar firm, 40; receipts 40.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
Naval Stores.

SAVANNAH. Nov Io.-Turpentine closed dnli' 5Iis; receipts 673; sales none; exports ls5, Resin firm; receipts $50: sales nono; me; F, AS: F. 50; c. SO: H, 80; |. 2 o5; K. ? 55; Nj. 800; N. 3 50; w G, SIS; w W AIS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
Visible Supply of Grain.

NEW YORK. Nov. lo.-The visible suply of grain Saturday Nov. 8 as compiled by the New York Produce Exchange is as follows Wheat 36,oe6 900 bushels, increase 3.Se9, : 900 corn 900 increase ooo So6 ooo o9a 9sts ooo, increase oo, 900; barley 3,52o,o 900. in crease t2l o0o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11

The woman who smokes does it as nat urally as the man who hathes the baby
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
Cincinnati Provisions.

CINCINNATI. Nov Io.-Flour quiet; fancy l5aa4o family 2.95G3.o5; lard quiet, Io 40: bulk meats steady. 90; bacon firm, i2 so whiskey active. .32; sugar steady; hard refined 39765.42.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11
New Orleans Cotton Futures.
Liyerpool Cotton Futures.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. lo-Cotton futures open ~I ~,ii+ and closed easy. American middling