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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09
Murphy 6 Co.'S (1nc) Cotton Letter.

tBy Private Wire.
 New York, Fe0. S-~Liverpool madA full response tc our advance of yester- aay by advancing to two to four points today. The Chronicle weekly weather summary was rather hullish, in as much as 1t indirectly referred to that fact that the roads in the South were not In such state generally as to have interfered with the movement. The various trade authorities dwelt on the satisfactory sit uation in the dry goods trade. This has been one of the chief points heretofore and this cannot fall to proft by such conditions. The question now confront ing us is the old one of receipts. Will they keep as small as the past week or viii they again resume their oldtime ratio as last year; Expert statlsticians confess their inability to forecast the coming week, being entirely at sea by recent developm- nts which have caused so much surprise to the bears and given bulls renewed confidence. Reports of ex- haustive stocks keep coming in, while as . matter of fact there Is next to no real evidence going to show that tho weather has interfered with the move ment.
 The market opened quite active and prices rose 3 to points when there was a setback on proft-takings and points reaction followed.
 Receipts at the ports were running rather free. that is relatively SO, the Cs- timate being for about .0,00o against 16- o6O last year
 Profit taking was less than looked for around the opening. The weather in the South was fair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09
New Yark cofYea and surar

NEW YORK. Feb. S-Coffee spot Rio corsova ss1.' sugar ' raw steady; aid est; fsir refining ss-ls; centrifugal S test 5 11,ls; No. S. 4.2e; No. :. 41b; No. [. Gso: No g. s.s5 No. 10. s,ss; No. Ii. SIS: No. IF, s.So No. IS. 3.i5; No. l4. SIS; standard A. 456: confectioners' A, A55 mould A, 5.1o: cut loaf 5,7S; crushed 5,2B; powdered 4s6; Rranuleted ATs; cubes 5Oo.
 The coffee market opened steady with prices 591o points higher and after the call advanced aH additional 5 points on some options iA keeping with firmer marksr in Europe and on weekend profit taking by smaller shorts. Trading was comparatively tame all through the session and was chiefly fer professional account. Investors refused to believe in the advance ewing to the fact that re- ceipts in the erep country were fully as large as the average of late, while ship ments to the United States were oe bur densome size. The market closed steady with prices 5alo points higher. Total sales were eo,5oo bags. including: Mareh 5.35; June 5.bo. July 5.To: September 5.son 5.9O; December 6o5dslo; January S1o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09
R. M. Scale & Co.'s Cotton Letter


 New Orleans Feb s.-Liverpool re- sponded cleverly to the steadiness or American mar kcts. Arrivals continue free on the other side but the surprising part of this feature is that 1t seems to ere ste a desire for more judging from the daily advance in prices in the English market. Deliveries were today quoted . 1-2-64 higher and spots were marked up a-3a Private cables, however intimated that some reaction would follow any in dication of this weeks movement equal ling the amount brought into sight the same week of last year, 1eS.0oo bales.
 Continuous realizing on purchases char acterized the days transactions here. Opening prices were higher in consis- tency with Liverpoofs course but a steady How of selling orders for both &C., counts gradually forced prices off.
 The temptation to take profits on one side and the belief on the other, that re- ceipts would soon pick up materially. practically explains this occurrence. Clos ing quotations are to points lower than yesterday.
 While doubts are expressed about re- ceipts continuing light, 1t appears that an active demand for spots haa devel- oped at interior towns and in the mean time the exports from this country pro- ceed at an enormous rate. Thus reports of bad foreign trade are largely discred- itod. while the impression is created that Ameriean spinness have been dilatory about replenshing their supplies. such be the case. 1t is doubtful If mod srately freer receipts will exercise a de- cidedly unfavorahle influence on prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09
New Orleans Cotton Futures.
Cotton at the Ports.

New Orleans. Feb. s-Cotton strong, sales, 11oo: ordinary. 3-4: good ordi nary, ! IA: low middling. 5-s; middling, s; good middling s-S: middling. fair. g. Receipts. 4,S45: stock. 33S.oss
 Galveston-Very firm; midding. 1-l6; sales 1872: receipts. 6,9So; stock. 165,o4S. Mobile-steady; middling. 8; sales. 400; receipts. 614; stock. 2s,542.
 Savannah-Steady; middling. 1-16; sales. l25; receipts. 1,153: stock, 6S.sso Charlesten-Firm; middling, s; receipts 5s7 stock. 12325.
 Wilmington-Firm; middling, [ 1-s: re- ceipts, 1,247: stock. 4.t97. .Nortolk--steady: middlinE IA: sales isS: receipts. 1.22; stock. 39 9Ss.
 Bsltimore-Nominal middling, 1-4 stock, S.723
 Boston-steady; middling. 1-2; re ceipts. 2,S12
 hiladelphia-steady: middling. 7-s receipts, 251; stock, 3,5S2
 St Louis-Steady: middling, 1-16 sales, 300; receipts. 1,os2; stock. o4,464.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09
MARKET FOR FUTURES SELLING BY ROOM OPERATORS CAUSES DECLINE. - Receipts at the Ports Were in Excess of Those for a Corresponding
 Date Last Year-The
 Close Steady

New York. Feb. s.-The cotton mar ket opened firm with prices unchanged to 6 points higher on a scare of shorts and on active new buying on overnight accumulations of orders. This advance was too extensive for the news in hand and at once prompted selling by con servative room operators for reaction. Liverpool market was only trifie bet ter than due on our close of last night. Receipts at the port picked up rapidly reaching close to 10000 bales against
 1s,00o the same day last year and this. too, served to warn against further pur- chases for the moment. The first scram- ble to buy carried March to 8.43 May to s.A and July to S.47 These figures were the top fof the first hour and were soon superseded by prices 4ds points lower: under very heavy selling for profits and active pressure from the "reactionists.
 Throughout the short session speculation was very active and general investment business the best now in many weeks, If not for months. Private advices stated that the South was offering cotton freely on the basis of initiative prices here and that spinners were refusing 10 foi- low the advance of last night. claiming that a natural reaction was due. Europe and the West were fair buyers la New York throughout the morning. The mar ket closed steady net 4dl1 points lower
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09
New orlenas Spot Cotton.

New Orleans, Feb. s-spot cotton was again active today. The sales for Sat urday's short session were heavy. az gregating HOO bales including ?, 400 to ar rive. Quotations advanced 1-1s on all grades. The future market in response to better Liverpool opened 20s points higher The market held steady for . while but later the heavy estimate for New Or leans and large port receipts caused anx- ious longs to do considerable realizing Under this pressure the market weak ened. finally closing barely steady at a net loss of to points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09
New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Feb. 8-There has been a firm tone in the market for cotton goods today but no change in the char acter of demand for either staple lines or fancies. Print cloths are strong with rather more enquiry for wide orders. Cot ion warns were easier earlier In the week. but closed with a flrmer tone and better demand Worsted yarns firm. N ,oIen yarns quiet and irregular. Linens and jute yarns hrm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09
Country Products.

EgEs-Per doz., 25e. Chicsens-crown. s3 per doz.. large fryers syrup~country. 4oW45c per gal Dried Apples-Peeled, 6e. Evaporated Apples-9c. Potstoes-Irish. sI.IoaI.2o bushel; sweet 50 cents.
 Onions-Sl.75 bushel. Hly-Johnson grass in bales, sI20I4 pei ton.
 Cheese cream. l21sc: selected. IShe Apples-S4. 5o45. oo Rutabagas-Sl.75 per bbl. OranKes-Florida. S2. 5oD2.75. Cocoanuts-S3.2 25 box. Peas-White, S2 50 bushel clay, SI.5C huShel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09

ss4; stock 1s:,ss5; exports continent s,47s. Total today and consolidated net re- ceipts 1s, ,331; exports Great Britain H,5e2; France 16,9O; continent 25,8S1; stock 7s5, ,s1b. Total since September l. Net re- ceipts 6.0o4,5S1; exports Great Britain g. ao1 ,sS3; France 5s6, ,S4e; continent 1,s31,S9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09
LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST
Provisions.

T6IUVI5IUuB. Eacon-ioc. Dry salted ssdes-ek1e%c. Lard-Tierocs lo%@Iic. Meal-77lac per bushel. oats--whit-. 62o; mixed. eoe. Corn-white. 77Is@soc per bushel. Salt-Liverpool. SI sack; Virginia, Csc Michigan, 25o-pound barrels, Si.7S. Butter--Jersey. 2oa2ec; Tennessee country Syrup-Faney. 4oc; reboiIed. soc F1our-Patent. S4 50 per barrel straight susar-Granulsted. sKe; Y. c. 4l.c; cut leaf, e1ie.
 Arrow Ties-45 lbs. SI Jute BagEirg-2 lbs. 7h07%e; K lbs. ,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09
New Orleans Sugar and Molasses.

New Orleans, Feb. e.-Sugar. firm; open kettle, 3-sg2 3-t; open kettle centrifu- gal, 3a3 1-2; centrifugal, granulated and whites. none; yellows. 1-sQ 13-1e; sec onds 1 7-8d3 Is Molasaes steady; open kettle, 1oQ2s centrifugal. 76ls. Syrup. nominal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09

Cash quotations were as fsuews: Wheat-No. s Spring, "A: No. red, SS% 9e4%.
 No. 2 oats 4sae44x: No. g white 4e9 4eh; No. 5 white, @4isf%e.
 Lard. per Ioo iSs., ss ssSs S7'+. Short rib sides Ossse). AS. 35@8 80 Dry salted shoulders Cbexedl. 7T7E Short clear sides (boxedl. a. TdG8 80 Whiskey. basis ef high Wines. Si.3i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09
London Financial cabiegram.

NEW YORK. Feb. s-Commerciai Ad- vertiser's financial cablesram: The activ- ity in Kafirs was practically. the only feature of the stock market today. Con- sols were firm oR continental buying American shares were as Aui1 as ditch water with prices mostly under parity. owing to some sales against options and realizations on fears that the statement of the New York associated banks would make poor showing. Copper shares were Anaconda at Il 1-t Discount rates are hardening and the market is still de- pending on the Bank of England for supplies t-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09
Hides. Wool, Etc

Hidss-Green salted, ee; dry flint, He; dry salted. Sc. Beeswax-23he per pound. shearing-lod2oc each. wool-Clear unwashed, l4c: clear. washed lsd22e; bury. Sc: burry. washed. l69 6c-
 Drugs. Camphor-e2h1e74sc per pound Alum-3hG4c per pound.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09

As to Valentines. -Biggs-Silly custom this of sending valentines, don't you think? Boggs-Worae than that-its dan' Rerous. It often leads to matrimony.- Judge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09

Homely y-Bennet-Did you ever know any one SO homely? Nearpass-HardlN Why, she is so homely that automobile goggles are actually becoming to her. PuEk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09

What's in a Name.-Tess-Ive written Name Woodby an invitation to my tea. 1 suppose I must. Jess-Yes, but you've spelled her name 'M-a-m-e.' Tess-That's SO She spells it M-a-y-m-e, doesn't she? Jess-Oh. no. She did three months ago; but it's 'M-s-i-g-h-m-e, now.-Philadel- phia Press.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09

Spelling the Whole ThinE.-Mickcy- Hully Gee If dat ain't shame Six teen men and four ole ladies hez slipped down on dat spot In de last twenty min utes and now dat lobster is putin ashes on it!-Puck.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09

Sure Thing. ng.-Clubherly--.Well see that Raker has run off with another mans wife. It win ruin his chances for the Senate if he Keeps this thing up. Why. he won't be able to get into any thing. Castleton-Ns; nothing but good society.-Life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09

Those Awful Girl~-Bess-I'n tell you a secret If you'll promise not so repeat it. Nell All right. What is it? Bess- I'm engaged to be married. Nell-Oh there'u be no harm in my telling that. No one would believe it.-Chicago Daily
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09

Her Idea of It.-Clara-So Ethel is Haar. ried at last. Did she marry man of family? Maude-Yes; she married wld- over with six children, Chicago Daily News
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09

Oh" said the poet haughtily. ii you don't accept my verses 1t doesn't matter much. l have other irons in the fire" "Ah! Then put these verses with them. by all means" said the editor Philadelphia Record
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09
Cincinnati Provisions.

CINCINNATI, Feb. S.-Flour dull; Lard steady. 915; bulk meats firm, s.75: bacon quiet. 975; whiskey steady on basis of l.31 Sugar quiet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09
Hardware.

Hails-cut. s2 60: wire. says. Axss-S5 5od5. 50. Cotton Cards-S4. 50. Hollow ware-Country, Sc. Chain Traces-S395 per dog. RelloWs-SA SOMIO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09
In 1he Financial World

crease of sls,sos.oos ia specie and six banks showed . decrease of N30o ,0oe. in this item. making the net eaan hy thess ten institutions yfoe.ooe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09
WoodwAre.

Half Bushels-Iron- bound. Der doz., S2 5o Peck Meas ures-Iron bound. per dox., S2 25 Bvckets-rwo hoops. S2. 80: three hoops S2 75; brass. red cedar S6.
 Well Buckets-S3. SO
 Tubs-Painted. In nests S325. washboards-Sl.75 75H2 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09
Naval Stores.

WILMINGTON - Turpentine steady: 4 S-4a42 B.: receipts none. Rosin. firm: i.loQi.l5; receipts l74. Crude turpentine' nothing doing. Tar firm: l.22: receipts alS'
 so,o,pab-Turpentin firm, 42 3-4; re- caints lo. sales 166; exports. 20. Rosin, firm; receipts. 8l72; sales. S,6sl; exports,
 harleston-Turpentine and rosin firm; unchangeo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09
Treasury Statement.
The Financier's Statement.

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-Today's treas ny balances 3179. .33S. .532; gold $S7,sss. TO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09

sugar company in Hawaii will get an av- craze ,f Ave tens ef sugar peracre Tor Its whole tract of 1900 acren.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09
New York spot Cotton.

NEW YORK Feb S.--Cotton steady; naiddhng 5-S; net receipts 5oI; gross B.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09

Liverpool spots. 42i-32; sales, 5000; ne- ceipts, 26 900. Estimated receipts: Houston. | i. 900 to l2 900 against g. S594 Total port receipts, Is 900 today, i5.ss5 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09
A LITTLE FUN NOW AND THEN.

Bright Paragraphs to Relieve the
 Seriousness of Life.
 Something Unusual.-"That's queer business firm Klockett Is in" How sop Why, his wifes the silent partner. ."- Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09

New York Stock List Atehlssn . . ..................... 77u Atchson, pfd. .. .......,,......,........... eal4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-09
Local Cotton Market.
New York Cotton Futures.

NEW YORK Feb g. s-ouotattons for cotton futures today were as follows:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-02
Seirathss0iccn,cn.

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Nierihtsherhnnhlnnnen

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(Sortfebund folqt.)
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-02

Creme, 6O=pfiinbig, logo. Bis 1896;
fla9, 36zpfinOig, 101c. Biz 1896;
picnic, 1915. Bis 104c.
2ebenbss @efliigel pro Pfunb,
iunge 6iibner 15c. Bis 2Oc.; ate 9u9z
ner 12c. big 124c.; Gnten Sc. big
15c.; Sauben, pro paar zoe, Bis 25c.
@ier, PRO OuBenb 16c. Bis 1876.
5ru9te unb 5etbfri4te.
Mepfel, friib reif, pro SAB $1,OO
Big $500; 9firit6e, pro Carrier 81
Bis $3.50; Gantaloupes 5la., pro
@rate $1.OO Bis $500; 8tri6en, pro
pfunb Il. Big &c.; PRO 8ui4eltiite
$1.25 Big $3.50; 9ta9el6eeren, pro
pfunb &c. Bis &C.; 6sibeIbeeren, pro
elmer SOC. Bis &c.; DafermeIonen,
$40 Bis $18.
Biz $2.75; 3pie6eIn, pro &or6 9Oc.
Big $1.10; 8eiBtobl, pro 6unoert
$1,OO Bis $500; 8%opffulut, pro 8uz
i6eltiite zoe. Bis 25c.; Somatoes, 6
8or6 Carrier 75c. Bis $1,5O; Sparz
gel, pro 9uBenO = Biz =; 3uderz
riiben, PRO 8iinbel &c. Biz e.; Sur
fen, pro &orb 4Oc. Big &C.,; junge
grbien, prO 8uI4el SOC. Bis &C.,;
Rabie8fen, bunbert 8iinbel Csc. biz
75c.; CRIME 8obnen, pro 8Orb SOC.
Bis 75c.
8rpcsrtes unb ProDiftpz
ne 4.
Raffinirter 3uter: prD pfunb, ges
piirfelt, 5.211c.; ~puIberiiirt, 4.813c.;
STANDARD, ~grdnulirt, 4.713c.; fetn
9ranuIirt, Allie; Grpftal, 4.714c.;
Columbia u, 5.364c.; geI6er 3.363c.
Bis 4.16!c.
Butter. brp Yfunb:
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BeiGrOeruna ban gufIadeu

2Gnge Der erfOrberIi4en 3eit gu.
rei6ung Der Oerf4ieotnen g
ftimmun9sOrte.
untnTtebenb 1T bic ungefGb
fir DISCRIMINATING Der goit1at
benz 8altimprer 9oIt : 8Hrst
BEN bauptid6li4en einbeimif
uuspdrtigsn Stdoten psp3eit
S~nlanb.
atlanta, ga, 10 6tuuosn.
Qtlantie.Gitp, R.sS., 6 5tun0ta.
Qrootlpu, ~, 6 5tunosR.
burlington. 9ermout, II StaHest
Buffalo. Q.sU., Is StnnosR.
Cape Nan, RS, 6 5tuHotR. 7
Gborleton, SIS, 10 6tHRaeRa
Gbicaoo. SGs., l Gag.
Columbia. S.sG.s IL StIReeRA
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Nirhfutters nnh 5trnhnrriie.

6~oI9enbes finO Die ouf ben itaats
ti8en 8aagen fir 9eu, @trO6 u. /.
h.. geItern er3ieIten Preiie:
Settt4e 9eupaa9e.
Seu. - 9imot6p, $13 Bis $16,
&leebeu $13 Biz $14, gemif4tes, $14
Bis SIS pro Some.
81, Roggenf
Itrob, $40 Biz $14 pro Some.
N&ais. - $40 pro SAP.
MeftIt4e 9eunaage.
9eu. - StmDtbp, $13 Bis SIS,
&Iee9eu, $12 Big $14, gemii4tes,
$12 Big $14 pro Some.
StrOb. - Wei3enItrO6, Sc Biz So,
R~og9enftro6, $12 bis $14.
Mais.-$3.4O Bis $3.50 PRO Sap.
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Oej9aftss 0elegembeiten.

Su pcrfaufen:
Sine ~bitrTbige 6amilitu=9uti6c in gntem Gus
itanOe miro biQig p%srtauit Nabjuirugsn in Rr.
12l7, Someriet= unO 8boDle=Strabt. Q2+)
SStr fonuen Sbr @eidbGft
oertaufen; ium 9ertauf ofitrjrsn mir ~8;rt6ibaftcn
rnO SroerpsQdotn in alcn StaDttbtilen. r9uiiueb
8rofers Grdanae,4 707 GalpertzSuilDinq, 6dpettez
unO ct. 4auIzStrab.. Sunil5, 1gtt)
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Orunoeigentbum at berfanien.

3u perfaufeu.
mfocernss neutrality-suspicious. nit allen Weuss
rungen, febr srofes 6rnnritiif n~orenefii7
der Stacttbcil. u. 8. &irfpppr. 10 Sf=
Ser~iugtpn>Str. 1JulL lDit.)