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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-24
Sramrises Gmhe eimes frOblt@em
Sages.

geim frOblidsn Spiele i'm &iberiOe
part fam geitern Nbeno furs bor nbr
Die 13ejdbrine Sorotbp pludsbaum,
So9ter oes in go. AZ 9lorb gloer
abenue pobnbaften 2Ocomotipfiibrers
@oolpb pludebaum, 81 Sdaoeu..
Senn tpdbrenb Dorothy auf elmer Der
Part=S9aufeln auf uno nieoer flos,
rib pl6Blib zines Der Seile unb oas
Wfdo6en erlitt bel Dem 6alle, ba fein
SUB in bas Sell berpidelt porben
mar, einen ooppeltenan09elbru6. Or.
@rodett bonn Sispeniarium ,idafte Die
8erunsliidte per AmbuIans beim.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-24
@isSerieben bon Safer uno
So@ter nadj 50=jabriser
Srennnng.

Seit bielen Sabren batte 6rau Mar-
garetbe Sarrow felt geglaubt, oab ibr
gater, Sbomas Nos, Idneft ni6t nlebr
unter ben 2ebenben tpeilte. Serielbe
batte bor so Sahren, nod bem Sobe
ieiner 6rau, SnbianapOlis berlafen,
fein oamals breijdbriges S61ter9sn
unter Der Sbbut bon gertpanbten 3u=
riidlafsnb. Seitbem balten feline Nn-
geb6risen nidts mebr bon ihm gebDrt.
sic uuBtsn nur, baB er fid nod gali=
fornien be9eben bate, I'm bort @Olo
gu sraben.
Seine Sodter, bic isbiae Srau Sar=
rom, battle ldngit bic Soffnung aufge=
seben, ibren gater ie pieber 5u ieben.
gls fis isbo9 am Montas nod ibrsr
Wobnuns go. % Nore genniplbania
Strabe 3uriidfebrte. fano Re bort sinsn
alten Mann Dor, welher f4 als ibr
8ater entpuppte.
Die 6reuoe beg @isberiebens ldBt
fid eber ausoenfen als bsidrsiben. =
Ser alte Mann bat in oem 8olblanbe
bas @olo unb Slid nidt ssfunben.
gr ift elm Weteran bes Wericaniiuen
2rieses unb besisbt als FOLDER bon Sn-
tel Sam feline penfion.
Seinen 9ebensabenb ipiro er iebt BEL
feiner Scdter berbrinssn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-24
Gefabrli@er Ylat gum s@lafen.

SIM beouielten 3uiianbe lieb fi4
heute in friiber Morsenifunbe gilbert
Walter neben bas @eleiie Der @iirtel=
Babn, nahe Der Waoiion NOe. nisoer
uno balb barauf f9lief er elm.
gr muroe aber b6dft unianft bur9
cine 3an9ir-2ocomotibe aus ieinem
S6lummer getpedt. Sieielbe bate
i'm bel Seite seI4leuoert. ST purbe
nod benz ct. 8ineents Sospital 9e.
bra6t, mo- es ii9 berausftellte, oab er
feline lebenssefdbrliden Wunoen erlit=
ten bate. Walfer 1T % Sabre alt
uno losirt 410 Soma Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-24
Serbien.
Ees 36niss ginsusi in 81 &
6auptffa aot.

Belgrab, "a. SUM. 66nis
pster lanste beute gormittag 10 llbr
bier an. gr ruroe bon Der 8epolfe-
rttne nit eroBsm gntbuiasmus EN-.
pfansen. Die Miniifer, Die &eaie.
rungs.geamten, Hi9ter,, Die munici=
palen uno fdbtiidsn Beb0roen, waren
auf benz perron bes 8abnbofs. tpel-
der in beri9wenoeriider @eiie beco=
rirt mar, perfammelt. Bon 8ertre=
tern austpdrtiser &esierunsen nabmen
nur Der ruiiiide @eianbte. 6err
Sidarpfoff uni 6ferrsi9iide 8e=
ianbte Ssrr Sumba nit ben Mlitglie=
bern ibrer 2sgislationen tbeil. pre=
mier Mpufopies itelte bem &6nig ben
ruifiiden @sianbten bor, tporauf Die.
fer ben bfterreidii9en @eianbten bor-
ffente.
Muf oieie Weiie hatte Der 9ebters
feine Berfbrung nit Der probiiorii9en
Reaierung. nit melder er bis oabin
teine Be3iebungen unterbalten bat.
g1aabem Der G6nig in Der @atbebrale
elmer Wefe bsiseuObnt bate, bel mel-
der cine sroBs praat entfaltet wurbe,
fubr er nad benz neuen palait. Ser
gmpfans, pel9er bem a6nis ieitens
Der geo0lferuns 3u tbeiI wurbe, mar
Elm isbr hsr3li9er.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-24
SntereRante MusiteQmns.

Bis gum nddifen Grei.as iinost in
Der ct. Marien=Ncaoemie, go. 112
Oft Marplano Str, bic Musfellung
Der 9anbfertisfeies= uno 2unf=Nrbei=
ten Der unter Ger 2eituns Der ct.
6ranciscus S4wefern itsbenhen
Sdule ffatt. Das publifum iit 3ur
geii4tisuns bieier Musfeluns frsunb.
lidf einselaoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-24
Gbarts. ct. Yanlns= Stride.

Ser Grauen=Ierein Der gpansel'
st. paulus=&irde wirb am Sonnsrs-
ag Radmittas iein monatlides 9affee=
ardnsden BEL Grau Sobn Noslp. go.
1923 Norb Mrienal Moe. absaIten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-24
SnSiama Sotelisrs=g =gereinisnns,

Sm @lanpool=Sotel finbet beute Die
Sabres=@onbention Der Snoiana Sos
teliers-Yereiniaune fatt. gu ben
&ebnern oes Nbeno geb6rsn Gen.
geuerio9e, Der poet Sames @bitconb
&ilsp, Sowaro peaf, prdi. Der 3. g.
a.. SObn Witdea, prdi. Der Ser.
Minenarbeiter, uno %. %. pfrimmer
aus Gentlanb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-24
9eiae sines &inbes aus sem
TlnRe ssiiidt.

Uie 2eide zines ettpa sipei Monate
alien 2naben tpurbe binter ben 6oolier
Mablriblen an Der %. WaIbinston
Ctr. aus benz Glufe sefiidt. sic
tpurbe na6 Dem gtabliRement beg Go
roners sebradt. Serielbe uirb ben
Sal ndber Hnteriu9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-24
Sugenblide 3weirabs
% ieb e.

Die iueenOliden Spibbuben Mrtbur
peats uno g9ia stinion wurben bss
Diebifabls i9ulbis befunben uno bon
&i9ter Stubs na9 Der &eformi9ule
in plainfielo eeianot.
S lage gegen eiTe Ber=
i'd erung s= 8efellf9aft.
@Or 8unoesri9ter Seaman mirb
5ur 3eit iibsr bic &lage berbanoelt,
tuel6e Mnna 6. Murpbp seeen bic
nMutual &eierbe Guno 2ife NKocia=
tion" BON Nem Dorf einserei9t bat.
sic 1T bic @ittwe bes ON Is. Suli
1900 perftorbenen Sobn 80. Wsurpbp,
tDelder iein 9eben bel Der oenannten
@eieni9aft fir SO. 900 perf6ert bate.
6ie berlangts, bab ibr bieie Summe
ausbe5ablt peroe, allein bic 9efellfbaft
bat fih BIG isbt aetpsisert, gu sablen,
ansebli9, neil Wurpbp Die linn aufer=
leeten NHeBments ni9t besablt bate.
Sur9 einen 8erslei9
erIebist.
Sie auf $500 lautenbe S6aben=
eriaBtlase, pel4e bic Barber Ispbalt
Company" BON bier se9en Die MariOn
i'm Sunoesgsri9t eingereiat bate, iit
bur9 einen 0erslei9 erlebist morben.
Sie 8eieai9aft bate bic NOrb @aib=
inston Str. in Warion gu pflaitern se.
babt. Ser Stabtratb bate fid iebod
aeueisert, bic StraBs 3u acceptiren,
neil angeblia bic Irbeiten ni9t Den
Befimmunsen bes Contracts sendh
ausgefiibrt tuoroen tuaren.
Sierauf rei9te bic @eieui6aft Die
2lase Elm. Ser 8er9lsi9 iit jsbt ba=
burd su Stance setommen, baB bie-
ielbe li9 berpai9tet bat, bic Strabe in
iOl4en 3uitano su ieBen, wie Der
Stabtrutb es ptni9t. 2sbterer absr be-
wiaiste Der Barber SO. ibre Nniprii9e
nebft 3inien bon benz Sage on, an
meldem Die Mrbeit besnoet mar.
! llnber erbefferli d.
George Peters. Der 15jdbrige Sobr
bes 4iifers Ssnrp peters bon Der @ed
Waibinston Str., tuelber ieinen 81
tern nidt Srore pariren pOllte, puroe
ncmt &i6ter Stubbs nad Der Sulia 6.
Worts Sdule in plpmOutb 9eianot.
s m Yoliseigeri9t
tuurbe Siaat Wsurpbp, Snbaber einel
Garnepal= Sdauitellung, tpel9er ange.
tlagt mar, Die 17idbrige Slipe Mapl'
aus Sreentnpn in elm anrii9iges Saus
| sefiibrt su baben, nit elmer Straipre.
biot entlaHen. Slibe wuroe mad
@resntomn suriidsefanot. Das Gabr.
selo muBte Wurpbp be5ablen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-24
Glettrolbie !?

Sn Der poli3ei= Station miro elm fi9
gert Wc@utdeon nennenber Settles
tranter in Obbut se1alten, Der fi9 ein-
bilbst. er iei, tpdbreno er fur cine Be-
lepbOn 60. arbeitete, nit glectricitdt
gelaben tporben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-24
sonntassi@ulsYieaie Der Sion's 8
Oemeinoe.

MOrssn, Sonnerfaa. finoet i'm
Sermania-part, oas idbrliae picnic
Der Sonntassidiiler Der 3ions. .@e-
meinoe fatt. Srefflide 8orbereitun-
gen iino our llnterbaltung Der @dffe
sntporien tporben unb Elm 9emiitbli9er
Nadmittae Hebt 3u ermarten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-24
Gin mener Strife tn MnsFat.

Wahri9einli4 weroen Die Witslieoer
Der Sdgemii6l 6le=Mrbeiter morgen on
ben Streit gehsn, tpsnn ibnsn ieitens
Der @rbeitseber ibre GOrberuns bstrefs
2obnerb0bung ni9t bewiaist perben
mir b.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-24
Nahrthten aus Snbiana.
5 run all m t f9l m=
men 0lgen.

y y u u ! " III " ul=
men olgen.
gIoo IN ington. Grau Sba
Owens, beren Mutter Grau 6iib unb
ibr 6jdbriser Sobn wuroen am Sisns=
tag in GOlse eines 5abrunfalls fdtper
DerleBt. 5rau Cwens bsfauo fid auf
Der Gabrt nod Bloomington. INN cine
Sdeiouns bon ibrem @attsn. welder
SniaHe bes Srren=Nipls 1T. gu ertpir-
fen. Mm gta9mittas molte fie iid
Johann nit Cigar Norman, einem rel.
den Jarmer bon 2awrence @Ountp
trauen laiien. Sn Der gadbe Der @taSt
wuroen bic pferoe pI6Bli9 i4eu uno
rannten mie tod babon. Grau Omens,
ibre Mutter uno ibr Soba tpuroen aus
benz g8asen sei9leubert unb iawer
psrlsbt.
unbeils bronit.
Nitdell. |. Ser 69idbrise @eorse
gisler, muroe bel Sunnelton BON einem
3use Der 9. & 8. 6. %. 8abn iiber=
| fabren uno auf Der STEELE get0btet.
aporte. Sames Bragg. uel=
der am Wontag bel Ga GrOhe BON
elmer 3ansir-2oeomotipe umserannt
muroe, 1T am Sienfag ieinen 8er=
lsBunsen erlegen.
2awrenceb burg. George u.
&oberts, elmer Der dIteiten unb pro=
minentsiten 8Hrger Der Stabt, iourbe
bon einem 3use Der 9. & .. g. %.
8abn Bel Settle geidlsubert. gr erlitI
lebenssefdbrlide gerIeBunsen.
Danbilfe. Sin unbefannter,
etwa 20 Sabre alter Mann purbe an
Sienfag cine balbe Weile tpeitli9 bOr
pittsboro bon einem 3uge Der BIC
Sour 8abn iiberfabren unb iein 96r'
per murbe i'm hudfdblidifsn Sinn
beg Wortes balbirt.
gin aueiter Ne B II t a b n G.
5ar.
| 6 + o nj o. Sm Nlter bon sc
Sabren iit bier auf Der Nrmenfarn
gomarb Stanton, elm ebemali9er rel
der Ir3t, pl6bli9 gefOrben. Sci
Sabren lebte er unter Der firen Sbee
er fei, wie weilano 36nis glebufabne
sar, in einen S9fen nerpanbelt NOR
ben uno sr bielt ii9 meiifens auf ben
6eloe unter benz 0ieb auf uno frai
@ras. @ls fein Masen se6ffne
puroe, mar oerielbe nit @ras sefiillt
Dr. GrantIin Mrmffrong.
Ga ben. Or. 6ranflin Mrm
ftrong, elmer Der dlteifen unb promi
nentsfen 8hrger bon Carroll @ountp
in usldem er IS Sabre lang anidiiil
getueien 1T, 1T am Sienitag einen
Sdlaganfalle erlegen. SIM Sabr
1865 pertrat er bic Counties @arrol
unb Clinton i'm Staats= =Senat unb E,
fimr1te fiir bic IA. uno Is. Mmenbe
ments aur Contribution Der 8ereinigter
Staaten. Seine dr3tlide praris be
trisb er felt mebr als so Sabren.
Cine leben IN Il be Jung,
6rau.
grange. frau Wfarl
S6rof, bic iunee Satin bon Oti!
S9rof, tpel4e erif por brei Sabrer
auf Der biefisen 5odiduls srabuirte
madte am 9isnfag ibrem 9ai.ir
our@ grbdnsen Elm freimillises gnoe
sic lit felt einisen Wo9en an tempo
rdren @eiitesit0run9en uno mar erf
por ipeni9en Sapen aus sinem Sani
tarium entlailen poroen.
8 edr3tli1 e @eb biibren
porte. 9err un6 Grau @ate!
baben Sr. Sobn Wabbsn bon Wilmau'
fee ensnsirt, fe auf ibrer beborffeben'
ben Reiie our9 europa, tpelbe fie OIL:
@eiunobeitsriidiidten bornebmen, uni
melde einSabr oauern iOa, 3u be9leiten.
Ser Doctor erbdlt Dor Der am 13.
Suli fef 'iebte Mbfabrt $25, 900.
Gerner wtroen ibm idmmtlide &eiie-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-06-24

Sie iuaenblihen spibbuben Mrtbur
peats uno g9ia Stinion wuroen bss
Diebfabls idulbis befunoen uno bon
Ridtsr Stubs naa Der &efOrlai9ule
in plainfielo seianot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-28
Cotton Crop Movement.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 27.-secretary He's ter's weekly New Orleans Cotton Exchange statement. issued before the close of business today, shows an increase in the movement into sight compared with the seven days ending this date last year in round figures Of 10000. an increase over the same time year before last of Sl 900 and an increase over the same time in 1900 of 100. ooo
 For the 27 days of November the totals show an increase over last year of SS3,O 900. an increase over the same period year before last of 327,ooo and over the same time In 1900 of 475, 900.
 For the SS days of the season that have elapsed the aggregate is behind the So days of last year 3o,ooo, ahead of the same days year before last l55,ooo and ahead of lSoo by I45. ooo
 The amount brought into sight during the past week has been 505,2Il. against 3eo.- l22 for the seven days ending this date last year, 424 667 year before last and 4O4, Tl g the same time in 300. and for the 27 days of November 1t has been 2,097,S19, against L7i4.775 last year, i,77o.74o year before last and ,623. 2o9 the same time In 1900
 The movement since Sept. ] shows receipts at all United States ports 3, 6S7. .455, against 3,5o3.9l2 last year, 3,29I ,4oS year before last and 3227.259 the same time in 300; overland across the Mississippi, Ohio and Po- tomac Rivers to Northern mills and Canada. 64. 556. against 36o, 949 last year. SS ,S6o year before last and 46o. .592 the same time in l9O0 interior stocks in excess of those neid at the close of the commercial year. 42S'- S72 against 45o, lo3 last year, 436. .45l year before last and 5e5.6oS the same time tn 1900; Southern mills takings 57 900, against 6s7,o72 last year, S27,4S4 year before aAse
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-28
New Orleans Cotton Futures. NEW ORLEANS Nov. 27.-Cotton future
World s Visible supply.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 27-secretary He's ters statement of the worlds visible supply of cotton. made up from special cable and tele- graphic advices. compares the figures of this week with last wee. last year and year before. It shows an increase for the week just closed of i52. o33, against an increase of 93, o94 last year and an increase of l3I ,2o3 year be- fore last.
 The total visible is s3II.ese against 3. I5e.- 963 last week. 3.297. .oso last year and B. 43o, s3 year before last Of this the total of American cotton is 2.82o. e96, against 2,675.- 963 last week. 2.6 oso last year and B. 977, l93 year before last and of all other kinds. including Egypt. Brazil. India. etc, 49 .ooo against ASA, 900 last week, 479, 900 last year and 453.o0o year before last. The total worlds visible supply of cotton as above shows an increase compared with last week of l52. o33, an increase compared with last year of i4.9l6 and decrease compared with year before of lISI97
 Of the worlds visible supply of cotton as above there Is now ahoat and held in Great Britain and Continental Europe l.e5e 900. against .42o,ooo last year. and l,74l, 900 year before last; in Egypt, I5o.ooo against i52.ooo last year and l76.ooo year before last; in India, I3o 900, against I39.ooo last year and ss, 900 year before last. and in the United States I,37e.oo against .5s7 900 last year and l,45o. 900 year before last.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-28
Virgin G Faunce's Cotton Letter.
 IBy Private Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Cotton futures in the local market today opened firm in tone with first prices at an advance of li@22 points. There was an active demand from shorts. though bull support was also conspicuous. Liv- erpool cables were much better than expected and the prIvste advices from the English market were quite bullfsh. The weather in the cotton country was less favorable in that the temperatures were q little too low. There was also a good deal of rain in some sections over the holiday. On the better levels there was some active selling for the account of timid longs. Many of the latter had small profits over the holiday and they rushed to take these. However, the trade was active and quite broad and the bulk of the cotton coming out was we'll taken with the result that throughout the day there was considerable strength in evidence. Friday was the first De- cember notice day and the fact that few, if any, notices were issued probably contributed to the uneasiness of shorts in the nearby po- sitions. The probable extent of the yield con- tinued to attract considerable attention dur lng the day and there were many estimates. The New York Exchange made it's estimate of lo.724,O 900 bales The Liverpool Cotton As- sociation also made an estimate which aver aged I,oo4. 900 bales. In the latter associa- tion there are I7S members. Sully was cred tied with buying July cotton and naturally 8 great deal of significance was attached to the movement of this delivery. On the close there was @ nervous feeling with many con servative elements inclined to hold off for the Government report on yield, which is due early next week. The in sight for 1908 is 6O5, 5,2I |
 bales, against for 1902 6e5, I22 and for 1901 424,667 and for 1900 404,7l9. The es- timated port receipts for the day were 50, 900, against 43,975 for the same day last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-28
o. E. Fierce A Co.'S Cotton Letter.

LBy Private Wire From Gilbert & Clay.J
 NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 27.-The fear of the Dec. 8 Government report is exerting a far reaching effect. and restrains trading in all the cotton markets, transactions being merely Bureau SureaY uromuITatIon and as the public has 5as been heavily long. 1t is truly wonderful to prices advance in the face of heavy re- alizlng from this source every favorable opportunity is taken advantage of to sell and the probabilities that bureau day the majority of traders will be out of the mar dence to have it any other way. The advance that came today was nothing more than the expected Liverpool during the holiday, in the effort to reduce the existing disparities record ed a rise in values of some proportions and fur nished a basis for decidedly higher level than the gain of about 2 points which was witnessed at the opening here. the realizing feature noted above prevented any further ad- vance. and a net gain of from 10 to n points the result for the day. Everything con- sidered prices hold wonderfully we'll. and and that is that the belief in a small crop is very firmly set in very many minds, other
 wise there would have been witnessed the gen. eral rush to take profits and to get out of the market that was so confidently looked for by many traders. unsteady of which we have seen a slow and thoroughly sane liQuidation | and as result comparatively small business, but steady prices. The interior spot markets are quiet and steady with an advancing ten- dency and the producer seems determined to get value for his years labor. Undoubtedly this contingent sit in the ''seats of the mighty and on their decision depends the flu ture course of prices. regardless of the bureau report or any other factor. for unquestionabIy the farmer has the manufacturer at a disad- vantage and it is up to him to the final outcome. The bureau report will undoubtedly exert great influence on the minds of traders
 but with bearish figures any tendency of the market to decline would be quickly offset by few days falling of in receipts, which would doubtless stimulate prices and encour- age speculation on the long side. On the other hand should there be no material falling of in the receipts prices would sag. Our adVices is for traders to have a clean sheet on that important day and be prepared to take advan- tage of any favorable opportunity after the figures are known.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-28
Fl. 6 B. Beers Cotton Letter.

A
 NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 27.-Liverpool was influenced favorably over the holiday, in con sequence of shorts covering freely in antici- patton of bullish bureau and census figures be- ing issued during the early part of next month. Our market responded by opening Ioa 3 points higher and improved SOY aditional on fresh buying, owing to the firmness of spots. The bearish weekly statistics and the ab- sence of supporting orders the close caused decline of 2 points from the ton making the net gain lo6l4 points on the day The amount brought into sight to date is only iSo 900 under last year and as the outturn last year was TO- 729 900 the movement on its face indicates crop of 10. 600, GOO Stocks in the interior are acumulating also, and are now only 97, 900 less than last year. NotwIthstand- ing statistics are bearish, the majority of op- orators claim that they are misleading and do not give the true status of the situation It is contended that the unusually good de- mand for spots at this high level has brought out the movement and that the demand would not continue were it not known that the pres- ent crop iA small. ThAsa arguments ere ths-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-28
A. B. Baxter G uo's Cotton Letter.


 NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-Liverpool advanced to much higher level than was looked for and gave New York prices boost. This shows that the public is in no mood for accepting big crop estimates 8 number of which have ap- peared for several days past Best operators cannot rid themselves of the idea that more cotton has been sent to market this year than ever before on account of the high prices and that there will be a sharper falling off in the movement than ever before experienced at an early day. Holders are securing their own price despite the cry that it is selling too high. The fact is we have long been working on basis entirely too low and after we have been accustomed to l2 cents cotton and higher. 1t will be discovered that cotton has been for years entirely too low and that the manufac- turers must advance prices of their products Very bullish reports come from Manchester New York advanced 3 points during the morn ing. The South sent some buying orders. Big crop estimates were again numerous. but were osltnumbered by small estimates. The South eAn spot offers abroad were so scarce that spinners in England were scared. Cables were 6@ll points over Wednesdays figures. The weeks movement leaves the total so far be- hind last year about l25.ooo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-28
md GOSSIP the same time in isoo,

and 4o3.3i2 the same time in 1900.
 Inese make the total movement for the Ss days of the season from Sept. | to date 4,. 8ol .e63. against 4.932. .o36 last year. 4, 647.. zos year before last and {. ese, 7eI the same time in 1900.
 Fts sign exports for the week have been 27t. 322. against 2i6. .62e last year. making the total thus far for the season 24o4. o3A I26. S94. -
 Northern mills takings and Canada durins the past seven days show an increase of 90 = 22T as compared with the corresponding period last year, and their total takings since Sept l have decreased oe754.
 The total takings of American mills North and South. and Canada thus far for the sea. son have been i.i2l,7o6, against | ,9s" 6a last year. These include 643, GA by Northern spiners, against 642 300
 Stocks at he seaboard and the % Ieadins Southern interior centres have increased dur. ing the week e2. bales, against an increase during the corresponding period last season of 6s. 94o. and are now is6 .Ss5 less than at this date in 1902.
 Including stocks left over at ports and in. terior towns from the last crop and the mum. Der of bales brought into sight thus far for the new crop the supply to date is 4.969, 662, against 5,l47.ll 10 for the same period last year.