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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-07
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Dulness prevailed on
the Board of Trade today and wheat was low
ep December closing ing &c lower ncSsnpss
January provisions closed from &c lower to
5d71ac higher.
Wheat ruled dull with operations largely Of
scalping nature. There was fairly good
buying of May while the selling pressure which
has been much in evidence the past rev
general demand together with the early
strength In corn caused a strong tone during
the greater part OF the day Realizing by longs
late in the session caused decline and the
close was steady. December opened unchanged
to hc lower at YIN to 7 u, and after selling
off to 7l%c. the market advanced to 1l&;
but declined toward the close TO q and maj
figures were NC lower at 7lA. Clearances OF
wheat and flour were equal 70 aan 0o bushe,
againt 963 900 bushels year ago. Mime,
apolis and Duluth reported receipts or oIi
only two of contract grade made total teGe nn
for the three points Of 963 cars against l,OOl
cars last week and s42 cars year i aso
timent Inclined to the bull side. Ihere vi
some selling pressure on December early while
November Shorts were the best buyers the
rains West and Southwest causing them mucn
uneasiness. Selling was chiefly by longs IN
the way Of liquidation. Less urgent demand
late in the day brought about decline ana tne
close was firm. December closed h4&c lower
at 5O&G5OA after selling between oO% ana
Blh Local receipts l4I cars. % CONTRACT
grade. ..,o =,
Oats were featureless and the volume o.
business was light The market was firm on
a good cash demand together with lack X o. !
any selling pressure. The close was steady WIN
December unchanged at 2eA The range on
December for the day between 2e%q2s& ana
soc Local receipts IL cars.
Provisions were under the leadership or faro
and with small stocks of that commodity ana
material decrease in the receipts of hogs.
the opening was strong. Realizing Dy ionss
and commission houses good buy RS. The close
was slightly easie rexcept on llrd Janu-
sry pork closed Sc lower at 5.45, January
lard was -5d7i4c higher at 9 42tsS 40 while
ribs were 2i9c lower at 22h, Estimated re-
ceipts tomorrow: Wheat 22o cars corn ZOO
oats $40: hogs $4,000 head -
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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MARKETS FOR FUTURES
eNEAvY LIQUIDATION AT THE
OPENING.
Later in the Day Prices Rallied, But
This Was Followed by Another
IN Vigorous Attack by
Ia the Bears.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The cotton market
ppensd easy with prices lq6 points lower un-
der tremendous liquidation and vigorous pear
selling and following the call further declined
with pressure from both sides. A crop est
nate of 1 500 600 to $4,000. 600 bales by
Neill and failure of frost predictions mate
rialize over the western belt combined to IN
dsrmine long cotton and gave the shorts the
Incentive needed to attack the list in general
The POOL faction increased its short account
IN March and May Later in the morning there
was q quick rally from 8. o. to 8 ~ for Marcn,
other options working in accordance. A colq
wave prediction for the western belt tonight
and reports that the q. op movement viii soon
taper off decidedly ~ped rally the mar
kef A statement by census department at
washington, In which the total crop thus far
9inned was placed at about 6.ooo'oOo bales
md this amount was regarded as go. per
cent of the total crop, failed to create friend
liness toward the market The rally was fol
lowed by heavy selling movement In the ar
fernoon in which prices crumbled rapidly,
March dropping to g. o.. The close was steady
at the decline with prices net Ga points ms
lower Total sales were estimated at 400, 900
halea.
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Murphy & Co.'S Qnc.) Cotton Letter.
TEav E,rt~ut. VfreI

NEW YORK, Nov. 6-An estimate OF >
800 600 to $4,000 600 bales issued by Mr..
Nsdii gave further impetus TO the downward
movement In the cotton market this morning,
the market was in semi-demoralized condition.
despite the gradual decline of late. Bulls had
too much company and the syndicate clique
and combinations which have been so long In
sieting on a very small crop made no enort
TO stem the lower tide Receipts were piing up
again at an alarming rate and what was worse
the weather map failed to reveal anything like
the freezing temperature forecasted yesterday.
while mail accounts made no reference to the
effect Of low. temperature Of some days ago.
Al report issued by the census bureau at Wash
. ington indicated $500. 900 bales ginned
TO October Ia which was claimed to be 90 per
cent of the entire crop. but this was totally
IGNORED and holders were unloading while there
was nothing in sight to encourage bulls be
! youd the possibility of a further drop in tht
NOV ment or the taking hold by the bull
clirde Should November receipts exceed thost
or October a permanent recovery l. D doubtful
Ilred holders in the South were liauIating OF
q liberal scale. Receipts at all ports were
close up to last year for the day and tbs
clique during the morning undertook to unload
January. Cables were steady at to points
net decline.
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New York Coffee and Sugar.

NEW YORK. Nov. e.-Coffee quiet; No.
invoice 81; mild, quiet: oordova 7%Sl2. su-
gar. raw firm; fair refining ~; centrifugal
settled Coffee futures unchanged and steady
on q fair demand from profit taking shorts.
spot interests and room traders. Cables de-
nictinr an unchanged foreign situation and
moderate primary receipts. Switching out of
nearer positions Into the late months proved a
the business being OF this character. Late In
the day a forecast for full interior receipts to
be reported tomorrow: 1900 bags exerted
a bsarish influence prices which partially
lost s points the final figures being net I'M
changed to 8 points lower with the Lndertone
Deoennbsr 5. o5; January BIO; March 6.25;
May $40; July 55o05 50; September SOS;
October $40.
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New Orleans Cotton Futures.
New Orleans Spot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 6-There was a mod
crate amount of trading in the spot cotton
market today. Prices. however, were decidedly
irregular for while some factors are holding
are inclined to force the trading, and to that
end accepting figures ranging all the way
from I-I64b below quotations for lower
grades. Sades 1850 bales including 1850 to
arrive Quotations reduced u.
The future market at the outset was decid-
eddy weak. Liverpool marked spots down 8
points and deliveries to 5-Io0. Locally the
opening 3d6 points lower and under the
influence OF New York there were gains of
sac points. A reaction then set In and prices
continued to rscede. the market at the close
showing net losses Of S9o points.
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portion Of Texas. The temperature win fall

portion OF Texas. The temperature will fall
over Arksnsas and Northern Louisiana ard
will remain about stationary elsewhere. but
frost may occur over Arkansas Mr.. Ncili es-
Inmates the crop this year at ! 500. 600 to
z, 600 600 bales. This will have a tendency
to keep spinners out Of the market, causing
large accumulation OF spots throughout the
South and may superinduce a further decline
En- -opean spinners have great faith in Mr..
Neill as well as Mr.. Buston. and as both these
authorities believe in a large crop the iSsu-
ance of estimates by the government and pri-
vate parties will be ignored and the basis OF
their future operations will be predicated on
the figures given by them General estimates
OF the crop being increased daily owing
to the propitious weather Of the past eight
weeks and the absence OF a general killing
frost at this late date. The trade anticipate q
killing frost momentarily now. but being late
1t will do little damage and when realized will
have only temporary effect on values The
future course of the market will be ruled prin-
cipaly by receipts and demand for spots.
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II. & B. Beers Cotton Letter.
IHnacial to Tha AdvertIser. ]

ISpeciai 10 The AoVertSer.J
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6-Liverpool advices
were not encouraging owing to the issuance
Of Mr.. Neins estimate, consequently our mar
ket opened points lower. ruling steady for
some time thereafter on fears of another GOLD
wave in the Southwest. Subsequently. how
ever, when II ascertained that weather
conditions wre favorable and reports were
very weak additional decline of to o
points established near the close, shorts
covering occasioned slight rally, making the
ret loss to g points on the day. Generally
fair weather is predicted for the belt tonight
and Friday, showers though will probably oc
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Money and Exchange.

NE WYORK, Nov. 6.--Money on call firm al
soc per cent; closing bid and asked 5a6
ling exchange Arm with actual business in
bankers bills at 4. Sc s75@4s7 for demand
and 4.83 625@4 rs for sixty days Posted
rates 4941k and 4. S7k@4. 80; commercial bills
4.831s; bar silver 4s7s; Mexican dollars 3eh
government bonds steady; State bonds steady
railroad bonds irregular.
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High Grade
Securities,
TO THE PUBLIC:

I hereby announce that have
opened an office in the First National
Bank Building for the purpose of
transactlng a strictly commission
business in high-grade securities. I
will deal only in U. s. Government,
State, County and Municipal bonds
and first-class industrial securities.
will also negotiate for investors.
BENJAMIN ]. BALDWIN.
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st. Louis Provisions.

ST. LOUIS, Nov 6-Flour steady; red win
ter patents 8 3o93. so; extra fancy and
straight 3.oo@325; clear 2.s5g2;e5; whiskey
steady 80: dry salt meats. boxed extra shorts
and clear ribs | as; short clear ! SO; ba-
con lower, boxed extra shorts and clear ribs
IL IS; short clear 2 SO.
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 6.-Sugar active
open kettle 2h93 open kettle centrifugal
new I-I663S; centrifugal white 3Nm3A
yellows 3hQ3%; seconds 2ss@3; molasses IL
good demand; open kettle 2443l; centrifugal
Il@2o; syrup steady 2oq29
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Naval Stores.
Provisions.

CORRECTED. NOV. 6, 1902.
Bacon-I2 Lc.
Dry sal cd sides-l ~.
Meal-66c per bushel.
Oats-White. 45c: mixed, 42c.
Sat-Iiverpooi csc sack; Virginia, SOC;
Michigan. 2ao-1ound barrels. Sl.6o.
Butter-Jersey 2693oc: tennessee country.
svrup-Fancy. 4oc; reboled. soc.
Fiour-Patent 90 to 4.25; straight. SOS to
> sugar-Granulated. Sc; Y. C. 4Ac: cut loaf.
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LnulcateS rise. Indicates taJL
River Forecast.
The Coosa will remain nearly stationary.
while the Alabama will rise slowly during the
next ~ hours.
Weather Conditions.
The storm central in the middle Mississippi
Valley yesterday morning has moved north
eastward to the Great Lakes: It has caused
light TO moderate rains over the Great Lakes,
Middle Mississippi and Ohio Valleys; also light
to moderate rains have fallen in East Tennes-
see, Middle Alabama, Georgia, along the At
lantic coast and Northwestern Texas; the
high barometer area covers the Missouri Val
ley this morning with colder weather and
freezing temperatures as far south as West
ern Kansas: a low barometer is moving in
from the Northern Pacific coast causing I'M
settled weather and ligh precipitation in that
region.
Temperature and Rainfall.
U. s. Department OF Agriculture.
Weather Bureau.
The following shows highest and lowest tenn
peratures and rainfall at Weather Bureau sta
lions. durig the twenty -four hours ending 7
a. m. today:
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Nov. Q. so2
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tombstone E Hammond

The Record Of October Cotton Receipts for Montgomery
Hmmond receipts The Hurer Compress Warehouse
for ending:
Bales Cotton ...........1,7e1 1,7s9 1726 1762 707O
and railroads at all other
warehouses and congresses
ending. 7,4o4 o,ls1 4,%S9 o,o%6 %o,foo
Hammond's ship
ments fronth
press week end
Total cotto all 9TH
warehouses
presses ending 4S77 $3.50 2bo4 2,3S7
the statement receipts
Warehouse that Round
statement counted bales one
bale. C. s. sPANN Supt,
Hurter Warehouse
Receipts tombstone
combined Of all the
that the ship
the combined
Warehouses and Congresses Montgomery for
the weeks in October.
justified Broker better
dead a WarehousemanP
Market easy We quote Midding 1-2. 9Th
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Local Cotton Market.

Quotations for spot cotton in the local cotton
market yesterday were as follows:
Strict mtddling ..........................I "
mluullnR S-tk
strict low mfddltng ......................I [-Ie
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MARINE NEWS.

MOBILE, Nov. 6.-Arrived Steamship Pal
mas (Br.), Burton, Cardiff wales cleared
Steamers Mercator (Nor.), kalsen' Havana;
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Kansas CITY Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 6.-Cattle-Receipts
7LuU natives, 500 Texans; calves. I4o rex
ans, 900 natives. Market weak: export an9
dressed beef steers 6.ood7 90; fair TO 5000
8 5o66 SIS; suckers and feeders 22oq4 o
Western fed steers 8 o095. CO. Texas and n
dian steers 8 SOFA IS: Texas cows 2oO4Z W;
native COWS 5od4 so; native heiters oug
4 90; Gamers oo@2 IS; bulls 22ogS4o'
calves 2 5oq6.oo. ~ 1870.
heavy 6 52lsa6. 65; light 6. 55d665; pigs $40
Q6.4 As -. ... g.
easy; native lambs 8. 6od5 %; Western lamps
8 oOa5 20, fed ewes 8, lo43. 70; native wetn-
ers 3o564Io, Western wethers SooG4o w.
stockers and feeders Le593. %
Naval Stores.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 6. -Turpentine firm,
524524: receipts 66I sales l45 exports
224 Resin firm receipts SAC; sales Iios1
exports SOB Quote: A c, .35 ID, go;
E. 40; F. AS G. |. 55; II, .z5j l. z %;
X. 2 so: NJ. 800 N, $50; w G. s75; w
w. 4. is.
CHARL EsToN-Turpentine and rosin I'M
changed
WILMINGTON-Tu rpentine nothing doing;
receipts IS casks. Rosin firm, 25a 80; re
ceipts 234 Crude turpentine firm, legs oo'
receipts 90 Tar firm. 40; receipts 1863.
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-The dry goods market
today was not changed In any Important fea-
out for cotton goods with previous prices up
hold The decline in raw cotton keeps buyers
ahv but has not weakened sellers. Silks are
in fair demand and firm. Silk ribbons firm
with moderate business
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Cash quotations were as follows: oa.,
Flour steady: No; q spring ,C Wheat 1897 S
No. 8. 65ges%; No red 1og1o Bats NO Sa6
asH; No. 3 white soass Mess pork per hbl
ss7q 90 Lard Per oo 7 Is pI 70 s shori
Saunders tboxed5 9.75Ql 600. Shor tclear
sides boxed e.75@lo %. Whiskey' basis OF
high wines. go
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THE WEATHER.

Daily Local Weather Report-Daily
River Bulletin.
u 8. Department of Agriculture.
Weather Bureau.
Local observations Central ume.J
MONTGOMERY, Ala. Nov. 8. 1902
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Treasury Statement.
New Orleans Sugar.

| WASHINGTON Nov 6.-Treasury balances
s2o5. 2ooI; gold SII3.3i3 ,so7
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Cincinnati Provisions

CINCINNATI, Nov. e.-Flour quiet; lard
quiet 10 so; bulk meats LOO; bacon easy,
II. so, whisksy firm. l.32: sugar steady.
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New York Cotton Futures.
Liverpool Cotton Futures.

Nov. 6.-Cotton futures open
easier and closed steady. American mid
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Based upon American Standard Ciassinca-
ton and actual sales.
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inulcates rise. Indicates rail-
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20

If the shipments of Pennsylvania
oil continue Under the large figures
which are now made to represent
them 1t may be reasonable to as
sume that the man with the pencil
does not realize how close to bot
toms oil In storage tanks may be.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20
Now the Election is Over.
LUG RUN, w. Va, Nov. II

JUG RUN, W. Va, Nov. II.
Editor Review: Now that the
election is over, Simon Siplunket"
thinks of few verses of song viii ch
he has brushed up and wants print.
ed In the papers. The "Bossus
Ring" Is broken and 81 no more
"rights fur the papers"
The follow Ing Is the song which
seems to have come to 81 In a
dream:
Kind friends. your attention I ask
for awhile,
While of the raform boys I vii
sing;
And If we improve as we have al
along,
Our fame all OVER shall ring.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20

Our boys are young and I CUES
they are smart
United we stand, divided we tall,
Jim Duty has shown, Ralph
Sweeney has proved
That the kickers could not kick
them all.
Some people they say our boys are
bad,
And in numbers we have none at
all,
But If Stephen or key ever asks
for pull"
We will show you those boys
must fall.
But talk 1t Is cheap and to prove 1t
Is hard;
Those people have terrible "galI;"
But when the election was over
at last,
The "kickers were ahead OF 'em all.
Some people have seen some very
good times,
Since Underwood got there In
the fall,
But when the election was over
last week,
Those people they set up "squall."
Still others they say: It's very bad
wrong,
Since Jimmie moved up a peg:
That the preachers who, supp ,rted
him we'll throughout,
HADN'T made him a sound wooden
leg
We foot bridge builders, We paint
furnishers, We road supervisors
and We cverseers of the Sisters
vile and Salem turnpike, prepare
to meet a just GOD! Steve, why
didn't you come over into
Macedonia and helpl
From Simon Siplunket's half
brother,
HENRI
P. S.. The above lines we
stolen from ST but dou't tell 1t, Nj
Editor, tor the Lawd sake.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20
It Should be Known Everywhere.

That the Mountain STATE Bust
ness College has been unable to
supply the demand for graduates of
Its Shorthan nd and Bookkeeping De
we have no hesitancy H.
saying that we shall certainly be
able to obtain employment for
every young man and every Young
woman who will master these a
Complishments Now is THE TINE
TO BEGIN A COURSE OF STUDY
Mt. STATE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Parkers0uTg, ~ Va
20 II
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20

A merry yachting parry from
New Martinsville came down LIST
evening 10 attend The ipttia OF
new members into the order of
the Lady Maccabees of this city
At I o'clock this morning the visit
ors were preparing to leav' for their
respective homes when thev DIS
covered that 1t would he a dang,r
Gus undertaking on account ot the
derse fog which prevailed at that
time and which continued to hang
over the river until late hour this
morning. They were Obliged to
remain In the city until rhi> morn
Ing.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20
One Minute Cough Cure.

Is the only harmless cure that gives
quick relief. Cures coughs, COLDS,
Group, bronchitis, whooping cough,
pneumonia, asthma, lagrippe and
all throat, chest and lung troubles
I got soaked by rain, says Gertruo e
E. Fenper, Muncie, Iud and cor
tracted severe cold and cough l
failed rapidly; lost 4S pounds Nv
druggist recommended One Minute
Cough Cure. The first bottle
brought relief; severa cured me l
am back to my old weight, 14s
pounds. One Minute Cough Cure
cuts the phlegm, relieves toe cough
at once, draws out Inflammation,
cures Group. An ideal remedy FOL
children.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20
A Model Business College.

The new 100000 home Of the
Mountain State Business College,
located at Parkersburg, W. Va, Is
conceded to be the best arranged,
best lighted, best ventilated and
best equipped school of Its kind In
the United States. 20 1T
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20

R.pubcan leaders are loss for the Slump In Wall
street Immediately Republican victory the polls
If the generally In the elections the explanation
easy they didn't win is shre"dy suspected however
that the slump was Gan election OF Rhode
Island and Tom L. victory Senator Hanna In Cleveland
and cuyahopa county, Republican prosperity such tender 81 OF
that the victories OF these two Henry George Democrats may
have discouraged spite of the general Republican triumph
The "arkes of the world In highly prosperous
condition of the Standard dividends for this Year
are * per cent 1000 dividends 4S cent and In 1901
also az per paid
The consistently follow example OF
railroad and advance ODs bumpers to point waee
some material benefit result The avae and greed OF the Stand
on COMPANY of other combination known
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-20
OIL DEVELOPMENT.

THE OIL MARKET.
lonA....s........ .''''''' ''''S- ~
Pennsylvania %
Corning. ..........-.....s'.' ~
New Castle...............--...... LA
North dma.........--....... I.ol
South Lina.-....~.. 20
White House-.-1.09
Indiana ........ 90
summerset IS
Lacv.. .. IS
An Independent pipe line In the
middle field, that of John Ellis &
Co., are paying $154 for oil. This
is independence that pays the pro
ducer as we'll as the refuer and Is
something like fair division OF
profits. The Standard OIL company
pays IS per cent dividends, but are
not able to pay "prices justified In
the markets of the world,"as shown
by the prices of other manufactur
ers and shippers.