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Scattered BaItimore,, Hits.

Philadelphia, May 7.-Hustings kept
n pdsiiImore's hits scattered to-day,
o IltCn is the main cause of the home
RI victory score; R.H.E
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diamond Dyes BeSare o iT poor Gng misasiOns


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R.H.E.
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Chicago ........1 90 2 0 O. 1-5 8 4
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year-old Kentucky horse, gentle and
sound; fine roadster, and buggy, near
ly new; a bargain for some one. Ad-
dress Box 264, city.
BRICK FOR SALE; LARGE OR
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write for prices. Mckenzie Brick Co,
Augusta, Ga.
BRICK FOR SALE, IN LARGE
quantities, common and pres sed, pres
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North Carolina League.

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Phone. Georgia, 934.
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the beach at Tybee this season; he
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and water glass. At Oppenheimer,
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WHITE MOUNTAIN AND ARCTIC
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BOARDING.
SUMMER RESORTS

THE OAKS, DELIGHTFUL HOME
near Asheville, Southern Railway; no
consumptives taken. Address Mrs. j.
b. Broadfoot, Saluda, N. C.
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CIeveInnd's Poor Work.
-IeVeland, May 7.-Streit's wildness
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-03
4. q B. Beers Cotton Letter.

A0NDfttB9k.l
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2.-Early Liverpool
adyicfs were disappointing, consequently our
market opened soc points lower. subsequently.
however. the later improvement in Liverpool.
weather report and the anticipation of a poor
xnonthiv bureau repor. tomorrow caused an
Improvement OF ~ points from the bottom.
easter feeling. making the net gain eos points
on the day The fact that rains have been
general east of the Mississippi River during
the past week and that Texas has had general
rains during the past two days. led many to
be1ieve that the weekly weather report would
be more favorable than last week. 1t sesms.
though, that the Texas rains We're not In
ington summary an addenda was adde1 as fol-
lows: 1.-THE weather map Of this date. Sept.
2nd, shows that good rains fell over large
part s 81 sss wse
rains were not included in the ttemized report
BY States mention was made as above and
while Il was admitted that rains had fallen
20 have come too late to prove beneficial.
Therefore, according to these correspondents.
absence Of rains cause deterioration and the
there is nothing which will cause any i'm
provement in the condition of the plant. 1t
- such kind Of reports which cause operators
6rreau's estimate for last seasons crop was
0.6Y4O 600. that Mr. Prices estimate up to
March 18th was e.453 600. that Messrs. r.
a Wilson 4 Cos was s:4oo GOO and that
100000 and thar the actual outturn of this
crop was 1908 600 OF from 10000 20
800 90 over these estimates. The same par
esmirating sensational reports of damage.
while there has been the usual August deteri-
Grafton, do not think the crop prospects are
as bad claimed. The bureaus general av-
erage condition tomorrow is expected to be
around 70 per cent. as compared to 7i.4 per
cent last year. If these figures are correct
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-03
New Orleans Cotton Futures
lew ORLEANS Sept 2-Cotton futu
Liverpool Cotton futures.
Daily Cotton Market

NE wORIEANS-Tone steady; sales. e. 700;
ordinary, Y I-i6;. good ordinary. Oils: low
middiing l-i6: middiing. 81: good mid
ding. sN; middling fair. 9h; receipts 2.22o;
stock, 4O,77o
stock. 36.42o.
NORFOLK-Tone. steady; middling, 81;
gross receipts. BOA; sales. 8; stock. 2.520.
BALT1MoRE-Tone, nominal; middlng, o.;
stock. 1000
gross receipts, 2.ISi; ST. ok, 9. 26.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady; mddling.
9A; gross. TT; stock. l,740,
PHILADELPH IA-Tone. steady; middling
ek; gross receipts. TT; stock, 74o
SAVANNAH-Tpne. steady middling. eH;
gross receipts. 6.62S; sales, i,437; stock. a.
ga.
MoBILE-Tone. quiet: middllng. sH; gross
receipts 426: sales 200: stock, $3.50
CHARLESTON-Firm; mlddirg 81 gross
receipts e 367: sales. goo; stock. 4,97o.
ST. LOUIS-Tone. quiet; middling. o-i6;
gross receipts. 242 stock. lI7l6
NEW YORK-Tone steady: middlng g:
gross receipts. 200: sales 776: stock, 3S.357
exports to the continent, 372.
Total today-Net receipts. % SOL; exports
to the continent. 372; stock, ls6, 2s5.
COMMUNICATIVE receipts, 5e346: exports
10 Great Britain, 1894; to the continent, e.
Total since Sept met receipts, 40 os4;
exports to Great Britain. 5.6s4; to the conti-
nent, 372.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-03


NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2.-Liverpool has
been urged In different directions since the
closure OF American markets, but final quota
fions today mark shade decline in deliveries
under Friday last. while spots have lost i-32
with moderate transactions effected. There
was nothing OF special importance In the tenor
OF weekly foreign trade reports. except that
the spinners of yarn were said to be display
ing hrmness evidently anticipating a bright
or outlook in that department The occurrence
Of copious rains In a large section of Texas
and predictions for rains in the belt generally
during the day were signa1ized by free SELL
ing movement at the opening here, but reports
arrived indicating that rains came too late
TO be beneficial that steadiness to prices
was readily restored and a, firmness subse-
~4uently followed the weekly crop bulletins an
p5uncing as 1t did that cotton continued to
fail in Texas and the chances were against
an average Weld under any circumstances
htnceforth The prospects in the central and
eastern belt said to continue unsatisfac-
tory. rust and shedding being the principal
causes for complaint. The result of the day .
transactions shows advance OF SAB over
Friday. The monthly bureau report 10 be pub
iished tomorrow at u a. m. New Orleans
ffnae) Is the chief feature before the cotton
trade at the moment. Considering the tenor
Of official weekly advices. the accounts In the
monthly document e1peeted to represent
q rather gloomy condition. and az 1t Is not dis
appointing in this respect. the market will very
probably acquire additional friendship from
speculative quarters to the benefit Of prices.
Any attempt to forecast such events Is guess
work pure and simple and there Is nothing Ia
do but wait and observe developments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-03
london Financial Cablegram.

/ NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-The Commercial Adj
vertiser's London financial cabiegram says:
The Stock Exchange here today practically was
idle. No business of Importance was trans-
acted in anything but American stocks and
foreign bonds The latter again were strong
and active. Consols were 3-6 lower; they
are now down to 81 Lilo. They have been
93N; continued liquidation and the firing OF
the bulls, especially in Uaris. where specula-
ton in other stocks is reviving. were the
cause. Americans opened firm. Canadian Pa
cfc and Union Pacific leading Prices re-
manned hard awaiting the opening In New
York That market became a strong factor
Of Norfolk and Western and kept Atchisons
steady. Other Americans declined half point,
but the renewal of the bull campaign In the
Street, Norfolk and Western advanced point
further. Missouri, Kansas and Texas. Ontafi 10
and Western. Southern Pacific and Union Pa
cifc were also in demand. The close was buoy
ant. Copper was in good demand on foreign
buying and on yesterdays decrease Of $50 tons
in stocks Seventy thousand pounds sterling
gold vas shipped to Central ard South
America. The continental demand for gold has
ceased.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-03
Murphy & Cos Qnc.l Cotton Letter
fry Private Wirel

NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-Cotton opened POI
points lower this morning. but quickly rallied.
There was little scare early In the day be-
cause of reports of more less rain In Texas
which led weak holders 70 unload in haste.
Later on the Wall Street bull interest whose
followers appear to be multiplying of late.
made their presence felt and prices quickly
rallied. The fact that the agriculture COM
missioners OF various States estimate the crop
at only 9.7I3, 600 checked the selling dispo-
sition on the part OF the more conservative
element since II was argued the crop Is 1ound
to prove very small, even II we should concede
the commissioners figures to be short by O
million bales and the leader Of the bull forces
in the present campaign expresses the belief
that the world will need at least ti25o. 600
oales to pull through. The effect OF Texas
rains at this time II Is believed. cannot re-
pair the damage TO the crop to any appreciable
extent, and there Is good reason for believing
that good crop accounts from that State ema-
late largely from parties largely short OF the
market Our advices that the yield on tho
whole Is not likely to exceed 10000. 600 bales.
1t is taken for granted that the monthly bu
reau report tomorrow will be bullish. The
weekly bureau report today was builish and
indicated more than an average crop. Liv-
eIpool today was shade higher than Friday
Port receipts today were estimated at gu
600 against 900 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-03
MARKETS FOR FUTURES
UNSATISFACTORY CABLES AND
REPORTS OF RAINS.
After Decline, Prices Advanced, ow-
ing to Fears Of Builish Crop
Report from the Government
Statlstician Today.

NEW YORK. Sept 2-The cotton market
opened with a decline Of sou points. After
October had sold OF to B. Is. January 10 s22
and March TO 3 Is. there was sharp upward
movement. The early decline was due to un-
satisfactory cabes and repcrts of rains IN To-
calitfes much In need Of moisture. Later the
three POSITIONS named sold up to 6.46, g. 80
and ~, respectively. The advance
started by covering on fears that the weekly
cropf report from washington would be with
out yaiue to the bear contingent Later the
uaarHet declined under a bear raid following
rsneted rain talk in Texas. but again adj
yancfd rapidly covering and fears 81 n
bullish review report from Washington tenor
row. October sold up to 6.47 and January
70 &37 and March 9. 80. The weekly repor.
was % much In keeping with the general run
of private crop advtces that had preceded 1t
that there was a disposition to fear that the
monthly crop report from Washington would
show condition Of 70 to ~. Some bought
cotton on the grounds that rain with so high
temperature as indicated would do more harm
than good The buying today was general.
With large Greek export house already heav.
1ly iong Of October. conspicuous buyer CT
October. Chicago grain interests. the South,
New England. Wall Street appeared to be
buying. but the short interest furnished the
Sn0et active interest. Spot cotton markets Of
ehe country were generally changed to easier;
Tour markets of the South reported decline
% Ho. Total sales were estimated at 500. 600
4a1es with the market finally steady at an ad-
vance OF GGiO points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-03
New Orleans Spot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2.-The market
opened with fair offerings for spot cottScl.
The assortment on tables was good, including
middling grades, which have been very scarce
for some time past. Factors were willing
sellers at quotations Sales. 2.70o bales, In
GLIDING 800 to arrive. Quotations unchanged.
The contract market under the influence of
an eas,er Liverpool and reports Of generous
rainfalis and lower temperature throughout
the western portion of the belt. particularly In
Texas, prices for the day opened down SOY
points and for time the market was very
quiet. But the trade bore in mind the APP
preaching advent Of the usual bullish weekly
crop condition report and little support of buy
ing readily sent the figures up again to the
extent OF 516 points From that level there
was again a slight display of bearfshness and
prices gradually fell of to range of 394
points below Fridays closing. The reading Of
the Government report set the pace sharply
for short while in favor Of the long element
and gains Of Tag points were recorded with
fairly heavy trading in September, October.
December and March. After further fiuctua-
lions the market closed with net gains of 10
points on October and 6d9 points on the other
positions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-03

Remarks.

Temperature changes generally slight. excep
considerably colder in Oklahoma; rains In al
districts, except in Atlanta, Augusta ant
Charleston. varying from very light in Nortl
Carolina and Southeastern Georgia, to heav!
in Central Arkansas, Southwestern Tennessee
and Eastern Texas.
HEAVY RAINS-Malvern. Ark, | 80; Pine
bluff, Ark. 2 AZ: Bolivar, Tenn, Go: Hearne
Tex, ala: waxahachie, Tex. 2 10.
FRANK p. ChAFFEE.
S.~',rn I''t-'t AN,aIfh.., isuTviiu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-03
. Indicates rise. Indicates fall.

Indicates rise. Indicates fall
River Forecast
The Coosa will fall slowly. and the Alabama
will remain nearly stationary during the next
two days.
Rains have occurred in the Northeast. the
Ohio Valley Tennessee, and over most OF the
Southwest being mostly light and scattering
except heavy in Southwest Tennessee, Contra!
Arkansas and Eastern Texas, with light anp
widely scattered showers in southeastern cot
ton disti lets. being mostly caused by the
overflow of cool air from an area OF com
paratIvely high barometer central over West
ern Missouri towards depressions over the Mid
die Gulf Coast and the extreme Northeast
generally fair weather has prevailed In the
West. with pleasant temperature in all dis
tricts.
Cotton Region Bulletin.
u. g. Department OF Agriculture.
Weather Bureau.
For the ,wenty-four hours ending at g. m.
18th Meridian time.
MONTGOMERY. Ala Sept. 2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-03

Naval Stores.
CHARLESTON Sept. 2.-Turpentfne and
rosin-Unchanged.
SAVANNAH. Sept. 2.-Turpentine-Firm at
As: receipts, 1851; sales, LASS; exports, 81
Rosin-Firm receipts 7,7I9; sales ,9e4;
exports, 5000; A. B. c, 2. 81 ~.
SI27h: F, Si.32h: g., 81 3IE; r; ,Si.rLHs'
dow glass. S3.65: water white. 3.85.
WILMINGTON. Sept. 2.-Turpentine. 44%:
receipts 80 casks. "a,
Rosin-Steady at SI.io6i.i5; receipts. i4l
Crude turpentine-Firm at Sl.4o. $500 and
Tar-Firm at ST SO: receipts, So.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-03
New York Coffee and Sugar.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-Coffee-Spot RIO
steady; No, invoice. 5% mild. I'll ms Cor
susar-Raw, steady; fair refining 2%; CEN
trifueal 90 test, So molasses sugar ga
8 4; No. g. $685. No. 10, 3, 80; No. ~. 3.s5;
No " $50; No g anud a. q $50; GO e9nt fee
crushed. Sis: powdered. AIS; granulated,
4. IS; cubes. T. 90.
Coffee futures opened steady. 542o points
higher; this being considered full response
to European markets. whic hhad advanced
sharply over the holidays. Notwithstanding
the higher range the market was compare
lively quiet arfair all day. with operations
mostly OF professional origin. fluctuations were
confined to a matter of points and the close
was even with the start, net 1920 points
higher nd quiet Primary receipts were well
up to expeCtations and Brazilian markets,
with general IDEAS here Total sales were %,
900 bags, including -. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-03
New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Sept 2-There has been con-
siderable business done at first hands today
in the general run Of cotton goods The tone
of the market seems to be gaining strength
but no prices are advanced. Print cloths quiet
but steady. Silks and ribbons are firm with
fair demand.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-03
Provisional

CINCINNATI. Sept. .2.-Flour-Quiet; fancy
81. o5a3 25: family. So. 7o92, 80
Lard-Quiet at S997h.
Hulk meats-Steady at St0.371A.
Racon-Steady at Sll.75.
whiskey--Active at Si.3l.
'SuRar-Stoady