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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-26
II. & B. Beers Cotton Letter.


NEW ORLEANS Sept. 25.-Early Liver
pool advices were slightly better than expect
ed. consequently our market opened iQ2 points
higher. Later. however. the break in Liver
pool met with a sympathetic response here,
causing decline of 1914 from the top
Near the close values became steadier on
shorts covering. making the net loss So u 0
points on the day. The strained financial
heavy receipts and restricted demand for spots
have been instrumental in superinducing a
break Of about of a cent from the top
The anticipation tomorrow OF a heavy weekly
movement into sight and necessarily a large
accelerated the weakness established today
The money market in New York was not go
stringent this afternoon. and, although tight
money there may, be the rule for some time
owing to the moving of crops, there is no
evidence OF any DISASTROUS outcome and the
probability Is that the situation will again
become normal shortly. An immense amount
OF liquidation has taken place during the
past three days, and the market is therefore
relieved Of q considerable burden. There NAV
be q continuance Of realizing and values might
temporarily decline further, but we think pur-
ehases on easy periods will eventually prove
brolatabIe, because fast approaching
the date of the issuance of the next monthly
bureau report, which will be given out on
Oct. Bird. This is expected to be a very
builfsh document and in addition TO this nj
amy moment now cold wave may materiaIize
IN the belt. Spinners also have been holding
cut for lower prices and will be forced on the
market soon, as they are reported to be bare
Dg stock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-26
h. Z B. beer,
olion Merchants,
NEW ORLEANS.
MHMDnAs or: New Orleans Cotton Ell
-a4Ea Nsw York Cotton Exchange. and As
ees1efe Msmbers Liverpool Cotton Association
9Z2cdH attsntioa given 10 the execution Of
- Tor FUTURE delivery IN cotton
Markets FOR FUTURES
LIVERPOOL CABLES STRONG AT
THE OPENING.
Ocmmission Houses Seemed Well
e1ppiied With Selling Orders.
1 At the Close Prices were OF
1. 8 to 10 Points.

NEW YORK, Sept 25.-The cotton market
opened drm with prices sos points higher in
eympefny with strong Liverpool cables and
2n reports of crop damage by heavy rains over
sne central and portions of the eastern belt.
Snorts and the local bull crowd bought on
rs opening, but the commission houses seemed
g oe abundantly supplied with selling orders
kouowtng the call the whole list eased off
quite sharply under pressure of public long
cotton and withdrawal of clique support.
The later cables from Liverpool proved to be
very disappointing and Europe became a seller
mere. New Orleans and the West offered the
Winter months quite freely and the commits
sion houses continued to, sell scattering
amounts of December January and March.
me private crop reports averaged up bear
1sniy, but were offset by heavy receipts and
eaa1er spot cotton markets. The investment
element was disturbed by the weakness In the
stock market. and fear of tight" money
again AL through the late session the market
oiaplayed underlying weakness and prices
continued to settle slowly, January working
down TO 066 and March to 9.43. Runors
that the Wall Street bull combination were
selling out did not help matters in the opinion
q nervous longs, even though these stories
we're hatly denied by persons In a position TO
know.
The market was finally barely steady, with
Dricess net 500 points lower. Total sales
estimated at $4,000 bales. well distributed
through the list. January and March kept
about IS points apart all day, with further
switches made on that basis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-26
Chicago Grain and Provisions.


CHICAGO. Sept. 25.-Shortsf in September
wheat were given another scare today on the
Board OF Trade and as result the price ad-
Ser Wheat cosed
and oats were each y higher. while provisions
closed unchanged to higher.
opening. but with the exception of September.
the market exhibited little rallying power
throughout the day. Active offerings by Sep
TENDER shorts during the early part of the
session was a feature and caused a sharp ad-
vance One important feature to trade was
the active buying of December for foreign
demand for September. which opened un.
changed at SOC ADVANCED to s4h, reacted
changed to %eHc higher at ssISss4 to
S Sss The re sS;s we're hssz
against LOSS, 900 bushels last year. Clear
ances equaled Ell 900 bushels. Receipts; "A
cars, 8 contract; Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported 9l2. a total for the three points Of
Lose. against as5 last week and 74I year
Corn was active and strong with good buy
ing by outsiders as well as by scapers and
commission houses. Wet weather was the
held prices firm. With prospects of there
being shortage in December corn shorts
took fright and covered freely, On the bulge
there was considerable realizing by local
longs which eased prices somewhat Decem-
Der opened i47h ~ edh higher at 45%G46,
ASA. Receipts. 25e cars. 6s contract
Oats were dull, but firm, with no particular
feature. Commission houses were good buy
ers. Influenced by the wet weather and light
receipts. December opened h@A higher at
3IhG3l%, sold between 3lh93ila and closed
&c higher at the high point. Receipts, l42
cars.
There was but little trading in provisions
and prices were fairly steady with a slight
January was most In demand. January pork
closed &c higher at SI5.4o after selling be-
tween, Si5.l5 and $3.50. Lard was I'M
changed at TN and ribs SC higher at
So. 20.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-26
BROTHERHOOD OF CRIME. ,
Is There Such an Organization il
Existence,

Existence.
Is there a Brotherhood of Crime?'
News dispatches cell of a man in Blu
cyrus, o., who, ten years ago, killed
the victim of all kinds of criminals, who
have tried in every way to brighten or
despoil him. Can this be, as he thinks
1t is. series of annoying condolences,
or is 1t the result of a conspiracy? Is
he the victim of a brotherhood of
Crime?'
Superintendent Schumacher of the Pink
ertoa Detective Agency at Chicago says
that while 1t is possible that a criminal
fraternity may be in existence. he, in
his position as manager of the great de-
tectve agency. has never acquired sat
isfactory data to prove the actual oper-
atoms of such an organization.
If 1t were true that the lawless class
had society for avenging the punish
ment lawfully melted out to it's MEM
bers,' he said, 'such a man as NJ. Pink
erton. who doubtless has brought more
men to justice than any other one man,
would not now be alive"
still there is a certain honor and
fraternal feeling among men who are
outlaws, the same as there is among
other men. This is bred by their being
under the ban of the law, and, as it were,
companions in misfortune, and a man,
though he be a hardened criminal, would
endeavor to assist one of his own class,
or, if he be closely associated with him,
to square some wrong or penalty his fell
low outlaw had suffered.
There is more or less interest felt
for each other by criminals. If one, in
an assault upon a citizen or in an at
tempted burglary, should be killed, it is
more than probable that the entire Grim
inal class in proximity to the deed would
have a greater, or as great an, interest
in it as the residents in the neighborhood
where the crime was committed.
1T is quite probable that, should a
burglar. or outlaw of any kind, be killed
when committing a crime, his associates
would mark the man who did it,"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-26
'0' THEODORE H. PRICE.
New orlsans spot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS Sept. 25-spot cotton was
quiet and easier; factors were offering with
comparative freedom and in many instances
evinced a willingness to accept a reduction
of Lie in order TO move stocks. Buyers, how
ever, were not liberal bidders, and as q rule.
held off for even greater concessions which
holders were unwilling to make, the result
being a very moderate movement Sales. A.
$50 bales, including 2.7so to arrive. Quota-
lions Il Glover.
The future market was quiet, operators con-
fning their attention largely to the Decem-
Der. January and March positions. The course
Of prices was governed almost entirely by
external influences Moving back and forth
in response to variations at Liverpool and
New York, blu with a distinctly downward
tendency. At the opening prices were log
points up. but uneasy bulls quickly sold the
market down 7QS points Thereafter prices
fiuctuated over a moderate range, influenced
by alternate fresh investments and realizing
purchases and renewed hammering, but with an
present heaviness that seemed to defy
all effort to elevate values.
The closing figures showed net losses OF
points on September and October and soy on
theOther DOsitiOns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-26
New Orleans Cotton Futures
Liverpool Cotton FUTURES.
Daily Cotton Market =.

NEW oRLEANs-Tone. quiet; sales, 4. $50;
ordinary, 5-l6; good ordinary, 7 1916: low
middling. 81; mddling. 8 ZIG; good mid
ding, s9s; mlddling fair, 1916; receipts.
7,3I4; stock, lo7, 337.
GALvESTON-Tone. quiet; middling. 7-l6;
gross receipts, 3.479i sales. us; stock. Io2.-
777.
NoRFoLK-Tone. steady: middling sA:
gross receipts, 1921; sales. 2o7; stock, g.
o72.
BALTIMoRE-Tone. dull: middling. g: gross
receipts 500; stock, 2. l6l.
BOSTON-Tone, dull: middling, 9; gross re-
WILMiNGToN-Tone. firm; middIing. 81;
gross receipts 4724; stock, 27.299.
PHILADELPHIA-Tone. quiet; middling,
OK: gross receipts. 535; stock, 3,l6l.
SAVANNAH-Tone, steady; nliddling, 81;
5o4. ' ~ ' WV ''
MOBILE-Tone, quiet; middling, e5-l6;
gross receipts, 1878; stock, 9.744.
CHARLESTON-Tone steady; middling, 81;
gross receipts, 4.47o; sales, 400; stock. 49,
ST. LoUIs-Tone, quiet; middling. 81: gross
receipts, 7s sales, IL; stock. 6,967.
receipts, 2254; sales. 575: stock. 3o.o23
Total today-Net receipts. 46. 5o4; exports
stock. 394. oo4.
Consolidated-Net receipts, 22i .o44; exports
to Great Britain. ,e43; to France. l2,49e:
to the continent, 53,S47.
Total since Sept. met receipts. GA. i4o;
exports to Great Britain. l33.l54; to France,
SO 1877; to the continent. 2oe,53l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-26
New York Cotton Futures.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The ruling prices II
He Cotton EXCHANGE today were as fellows.
Local Cotton Market.
h u. Scale q Cos Cotton Letter.


> NEW ORLEANS, Sept 26-Liverpooi made
m effort to respond to yesterdays steadiness
In American markets, but the success of the
attempt was limited to very brief period,
Is the English future market evidently pre-
scented too attractive an opportunity for spot
dealers TO hedge, so that deliveries promptly
lost all the improvement of the day, though
the advance of i32 in spots was not dis
turbed- Transactions here partook OF free
selling by spot purchases. business in the spot
department. having been facilitated by some
concessions on the part of holders. though the
regular trade demand not much In evil
dence. thus most of the purchases were pro-
tected by sales of futures which operated
against prices and Influenced a moderate de-
gree Of long liquidation. Closing quotations
are SOLO points lower than yesterday. The
steady expansion in receipts has called for
greater consideration on the part of traders,
especially In view Of the unsatisfactory con-
dition Of the money situation, and the specu-
lafive demand has been somewhat restricted,
while bullsh enthusiasm has been slightly
aampened.
The belief appears to be still prevalent, how
ever. that the monthly bureau report will
be decidedly. conducive to an upward turn OF
prices and short operations are discouraged in
CONSEQUENCE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-26
MARKS&G GAYLE,
Cotton Merchants.
DAILY COTTON QUOTATIONS
FOR MONTGOMERY.
Based upon American Standard Ciassinca-
tion and actual sales.

In the large receipts and this is explained as
due to premature opening and easerness OF
farmers to rush to market as speedily as
possible. Fields In many sections are report
are so universal that IL Is unwise TO disregard
them. Next weeks Government report will
afford us an opportunity to form a clearer
conception of the situation and extreme bulls
go SO far as to say they expect the general
condition to he below the 1896 figures. which
were COZ. Should this prove the case. 1t
would not be surprising II spinners who have
been long postponing the replenishment of
supplies will enter the market as eager buy
ers Port receipts today were estimated at
As 600, against 1000 last year.
Rain fell at Montgomery. Vicksburg, New
Orleans, Augusta and Atlanta. The forecast
for Texas was generally warmer weather.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-26
New York Coffee and Sugar.

NEW YORK. Sept 25.-Coffee-spot Rio
quiet; No invoice. 5-l6; mild, quiet;
Cordova, 96ilIh.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining. 8; centrifu-
gal. 81; molasses sugar. "a: refined. firm.
Coffee futures opened steady and unchanged
to points lower. the latter resulting In light
local covering following slight upturns in
the French and German market Other than
European steadiness, cables were featureless.
Following the call the local market was fiat
with trade of a hand-to- mouth order. total
sales for the day reaching only 10000 bags.
Sentiment showed no particular leaning either
way for the time. By midday prices had sct-
tied back to last nights bids and the market
closed ouiet and net unchanged
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-26
murphy q Co.'S Qnc) Cotton Letter
TRv PriWata VVire

z NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Cotton was well
supported at the opening when prices rose 2
% points. but soon sold off on realizing and
bear trade reports from Liverpool as well as
weakness in the stock market. Liverpool sold
IN this market. Early cables were rully up
10 expectations and the good showing abroad
indicated that the reaction from top figures
was likely TO bring in class of buyers
who. abroad as we'll as here, have been wait
ing aa opportunity to enter the marker The
main obstacle 10 decided advance Just now
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-26
IOOAI Wholesale PRICE LIST.
Provisions.

CORRECTED SEPT. "a. 1902.
Bacon-I2fsc.
DRY salted sides-l2c.
IaTd~Tierces, leaf. ice; compound. 9%c.
Meal-7oc per bushel.
Gets-White SOC; mixed ACC.
Corn-White 82d84c per bushel.
San-Liverpool. csc sack; Virginia, 45ci
Michigan 2So-pound barrels, 81 go.
Butter-Jersey, 26q3oc; tennessee country
Svrup-Fancy, 4oc; reboiled. soc.
Fiour-Patent. S3,75@3.e5 per barrel
susar-GTanuiated, Sc; Y. c.. 4Sc; cut loaf.
SIC.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-26
ADVISED TO HOLD.
Price Says Planters Should Retain
Their Cotton

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Prices are still
buiiish on cotton. The price of cotton flu
lures in New York has declined about 20
points from the highest figures touched. The
value Of spot cotton in the South has been
bat little affected in consequence, and
again advise holders OF actual cotton not to
be disturned into sacrificing their property
because the others have been able to magnify
the Importance of tight money in Wall street
so as to work upon the fears OF q few hold
ers of paper contracts in New York. The
facts Justify much higher prices for cotton
and am as confident as ever that they will
be realized.
adv THEODORE H. PRICE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-26
st. Louis Provisions.

ST. LOUIS. Sept 25.-F1our-steady: red
Winter patents. So 25Q3 IS. extra fancy and
straight SO s5a5 20; clear. So. soa2. 60
Whiskey-Steady at Sl.32.
Dry sailed meats-Steady; boxed extra shorts
and clear ribs, S. rs short clear, Si225.
Bacon-Steady; boxed extra shorts and clear
ribs. Sl2.75 short clear, Sl3. l2E.