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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
WALL STREET REVlEN
THE SELLING MOVEMENT rs RE-
 VIEWED.
Last Prices About the Lowest of the Day-0reater stringency in Money Market Has It's
 Effect.

NEW YORK, Jan. i2 --rhs large selling which developed on Saturday and which w&s take the W sor out ut of l the speSuiasicn and nd the stock market sank into . cuhditi6ns. of semi stagnation turing the afternoon, with an oc- casional downwa.d dip In D. ices. The ma ket closed with one of ihese selling noverncnts n [ ce. making the lsst D ioes about the lowest % gay sSians a n sns sea @
 unless It might be q arathsr less liberal sd spo- ton on the part of the banks snd | ust lcans. The movement of cash. 50 far as known Go the public, continued 10 increass the re- serves of the banks. The sub easury opera aoiia to the banks since Friday and the bank statcnient of Saturday . be.tvrd to time bs sevss si million do;isss owing to 's sIls fact that the heaviest movement last week game late and % ngu cd for less than it should "a attached. however. to the sustained upward imoyene.~. ef sttr ing exchange in connect cn with the cor esp ndins rise in. London dIs- counts which made eater advance today Tt ie believed unless money rates here al- lowed to advance again the demand from Lon would Ti win h. oqSss pss a, ss s uS ages of the present speculative campaign stocks who have counted upon a period cf easy of the $50. 900 ooo susscr. se ptons % to tss in. ternational Marine Syndicate wh oh will call for ,S Ss oo0 0So on sssu day Is snoshsr fsc;or and trust companies stock will call for some Se, 900 900 to take up now stock In the mo 6 remote future are the. proposed Pennsylvania stock 'syues and the pre- surnption that the purchase for control Of Reading will be fsi- lowed by the issue of some new securities against the holdings Rumois continue busy elso of the alcged plans for retir ng ths At- ehison deben; ures with a new bond issus. The qu ok multiplication of these possible new of- ferings in the stock ma ket had . rather chill ling effect. Berlin also reported new Ger man loan as an early prospect The numerous fufnors of further rafroad combinations which were circulated failed to have . reSivlng effect upon speeulat on, either because Of this new Eolicitude over the effect upon money supplies or because the runners showed some tack of inventive power. A comb nation of Atchison and Rock Island. Rock Island GU let to tide Great Western by Rock Island. a purchase tf Atchison by Pennsylvania. an abso psi5n of sruthern Rail oaf by Peunsslvania were some of the rumo's which were formulatet. du ing .he day without profuc ng much effect The . WAS some eariy strength In Atchfson snd Su ga. and later advances in some sprc,alties. tn eluding the Chicago CnlJn Tfacion st cks. the Iowa Cent nl stocks the Rubber u0ods stocks. Kansa- City Southern srd one O two others which were unexpla ned by any spsciai news.
 Speculative bonds were weak in sympathy with stocks. but the investment issues were firm. Total sales fpar veiuel, @ 7t0 oC0 United States bonds were unchanged cu the last call. .-.,-, sFs4
 Wew Ynrk t.lock LlsH
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
Alabama Gold Mines.

Talladega Mountain Home. 't
 The recent announcement of a new gold find In Cleburne County caused some what furry with the press of the ooun- try. from the great twelve-psge daily to the little tonr-page six column weekly.
 There was nothing in the announce ment that should have aroused interest as q recent discovery, for it was not. ne repor.ed ma was In the Arbacoochie district, where more than sixty years ago hundreds of miners mined gold pro- htaoiy with no better implements than pick and pan. and the old fashioned rocker. With the modern Improvements. In god mining, there is scarcely a dount but these mines 80 long negIected can be turned to profitable account.
 The gold bearing district Of Alabama Is the extension ot the Georgia system of gold mines, of which the formerly famous Dah.onega mines was the center Here extensive mining operations were begun In the thlrties, and such was the was established by the government to convert 1t into coin. On the discovery of gold in California the mines of Geor- gia, as well as Alabama, were practical ly abandoned, and are only just now be- ginning to attract the attention ot the en- terprising miner.
 This god bearing formation follows the trend of the Appalachians and enters Alabama in Cleburhe County. 1t con tinues southwezterly through Clay. Ta.- iadega. TaLapoosa and Coosa Counties and ends Nltn tho primitive rocks in Chl.. ton Aa this formation there occur no less than four distinct veins. or strikes. in Whlch gold is found, sppruxlmate!y parallel With the mountain range. Three oG these Eeins are found on the south cast and one on the northwest of the mountain range; ali of winch have been more or less tested. in some locations with profit, and in others with less satis- factory results.
 In Cleburne, Randolph, Clay Taiiapoosa and Coosa are found twJ or more veins. In Talladega, only the vein on the north side of the mountain occurs. This is found at the distance of a mile or two The vein Is thin. and the gold ''H ie found chiefly in lentcular masses of quartz. and Is almost absolutely pure tn quality So far the mining operations have been superficial. 1t remains to bs shown by the future miner whether or not the vein win widen on deeper 0g- piorattensA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
sAYANNAH-clearAd

sAvANNAH-cleared. steamer clemati. tEeit }, Leenares Antwerp.
 MOBILE-Arrived, steamer Ulv (Nos.), Pe- de sen, Havana; Coo aio tAm.). Risk New York. Cleated. steanel Colo ado (AmJ Risk New York. Arrived. steamers St. Hubert (B ) Wardall. St. Vincent; Alliance lNor.) Mel sen, Bluehelds.
 NEW oRLEANs-clears steamer Condo Wifredo fSp.l. Gibe man, Bal celona; ba k Julia (An.), Flo d. Port mon.
 PORT EApS-A lived, steamers Algiers, Sta Anselm (Br.), Brown Puerto Cortez; St. abo tBr). B, sithwaite. Rio de Janeiro. Sci si. steamer Flu opean (Bi.) Edwards. Livei pool tug Vigilant Lomond, Savannah, with dredKs and two mud scOws in tow.
 NoRFOLK-Sailed. steamers Lady Joycey lBr.), Elliot, Copenhagen; Rothe. held (Br. ). Chandler; Lisbyn, Ha,asu (Bn), Peters DalquTi; Aei ian (B ), Morgan, Bremen.
 NEWPORT NEwS-A.lived steamer AL bano tGer.), Kudenhold. Hamburg; Shenandoah tBrJ. IT nix, Liverpool; Dorothy (Br), Jones. Boston.
 JACKSON schooner Doris M. Pickup (B.). Koop, Cardenas.
 KEY WEST-Arrived steamers wiIdcioft, Mckenzie Teneliffe. and sa.lsd for New or leans; tug Klond.ke Frow. Miami and re- tgi ned; scho, neis HoIlyhock Osborn. B9naeco; Hattie Darling (Br.). Thompson. Nassau; Equator (BI, j. R be ts, Nassau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
New yolA ..,en Futurea.
Local IA Market
E. IT. Scale S ~o's Cotton Letser.
 fBv Speclsl L-ase4 Qyira1

VIEW YORK. Ian i2-rhes was mora selling of cotton th.- nosnins sai with sa O. by holders gcil by shorts D. ice. We marked lower. Afay sei- at S.7i and psSk to cold, too cold to ro- .1.t rauah ot raovsrrsnk
 and 1t is diff. uIt tn where the Liicreaaei Feceipta gre corllns from to just .fy the ? enS short ceiling in csrGln qu1rtecs. ksut tic Aia not step in to tGke the cotton on the market, prices 6ec1ilsE easily. out the tgne was not weak 6sien all-in ali. and Lkverpool was not Es&4s 9oH .esn spot nlarkAss were Mm and reports Crr. every dii sesien favored thA buyeIG Yet, aE hs.e was ths Iun today as on Sstu day Lr s.ge-si other 6ays laat week. the Ep0Sul lt er tn cotton ras rOe cn q scale to take the c tt57 so'd by the hol1ers and the bear clique. Al that was needed. was kuysrn. But ths buyers did not appear. We wh ch t7 stat a bur move Eeat It Is too buIIish. we n~e af-as [ aaers are puepicioua
 Yet one of tke bes naA Ip the ton bGsl- ness sent out ea estiy.lats of lo.6c0, coo on tIon of those irtsr -3t0i in cotton tkAn the estimate c'rculAled tsRt week Of tI,ca0 a Q bales. The btR5 os t1s reeect hUll pool li esg the crop indigGtin Ghat hgurA He EtArled to iS, 900 .oco b les Ths was followed by an estimate of g soc GOO and thls h turn hy ons of 10. 250 JOG. Now nave ii.IUC oOo to complete the Y L. we WIdld expect 2 Q GOO. 900 balss befeee rhe end of the season The trade in oot'cr at the ncsnent mug real
 .Ke that this is ono of tse strongsst of oot- ton positions CT the one siis. as 0ppcsse to heavy short ee..i bear ei cula e. ahecrce os active sT.ecuiatiaN sEA geaarai unos taiUty on the other. But We 33n't soe sny reason to more in ssht Gnd wcatfeI fS 100 cold today to let us hDpe fo IhGcH O: increase this week. We wpu' Ntse ca1ti n on hu ing sidA but we weald edviSe buying cautiously
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
sPIR1TE

The world seems hoW as never before to be af-c- turpeEtint snd rosins and there Is no probability V th the lands now Aeai able for any over D ~oductiOn that will affect p ices l. try several gallons If tu pentins a lequlr q ia the paint for i Chem sts have exhausted tho'r resousces in unsuccsseful enc ts to dis cove, a substitute. but the turpentine operator Is stli withCut . furrni fable compel tor
 eAVASEAH. Jan I2.-Tuvpsn ,ine-F1 m at
 nrs,n-FI -n rece!p.s 9co; salea 3 so; expo ts. 3 2s 4 B. c sl5o; D. sI.56: D sico: r. sl 67; c, sl 7s; H S2 oS: I. @ ac; | t2 %; s as. V SIS; via COW algv.. e sc wbter vthl,o. s4 20
 cEhHL PISTON. JAp- i2 -rurrent ne and ToE'n-iEcchsuErd
 V-ILNINGToN Jan. l2-1urpsntine. sst; ipts 22 ca,ks.
 ciuie tu pen,ine---FIim at sl.so ana ss. 10; itteipts, 76.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
MARKERS FOR FUTURES
CABLES RATHER BETTER THAN
 EXEL JTED.
Business Small Throughout the sss- sion, the Total &alss Amount ing to About soo, ,uGo Bales.
 CndeKr.ue Lirm.

NEW YORK, Jan. l2.-The cotton market epensd auiet and st a5y at an aAvsncs of 10int 70 q decline. of poinE ana for c tims x1Isa steaoy. eakies St nirg Ialhet better than expeeeed- Foaewiis the arsi cal there was an imp. ovsnsI- at . DO Tt oi TWO. Re eeipts pointed tJ l&.se n-u.es anl SC ling bs- G1me more or isSs Se2era win the fssal. of ~. ning the nAas ket faVor Of tho tea con- un4 ant 10 the eztsA j! to 10 aea. m WElcn there was bm tile recovery, the EEa . ket Doing nnatg ste a nat loos of ,S61S pofnxA Bus ness Vt Snnsn thrcushsus the asssion. the t. Iaj isa-toas anloan.i 4 lr tutu ea to about (. .O noisa. sr;Itas Naz checked by car4as. l- L-n. aJvios,s from spot ma kefs O. h. urtry cuotattoas cn the spot a Lcle bstng sn ..nei at ali D. ms CT
 cspt New Yci <. sxh lur-e was a 5aci ra of poanta Ihs iSe ne ke. was @eakenei somewhat oys G' ee SIS Of c0rtun to ne amount Of SboN. 0Sc bsies under whtch January ssla tora 10 S-53. cosiag at S.b4, Puh.iu sps..d was slack: waat the a N9e tf II fas--si arrn so ot March. May and Ans 1st tobe@s bw. as . rule. there MAs httis outslae il -st h oc ltcn, partly on keais tt maaip2ist, n tte dL ecti0n of de- ps essing prices for s puip,Ae of undei min Ing long tottla on ground that 800 uluch Of the latte had ssca-ruiated for ths sise of the iaark LJuTin.- ths nf.s noon
 however, the cDtt0n us tffe. cd was absoi hci by s1bstantiai peep ld IhA uueettone of Inc ma kes was dna ly 4. ,s f. -n with some de- Enand on th sf culItinKert owing to the D em um at Nh!cf Sotfor ts con. saan1ir in the South eve: cal pality fur fu1uTes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
A. B. Baxter 6 Co.'S Cotton. Letter.
 tBy Private wfrei

NEW YORK Tan i2.-May showed a little weakness in the carly market, othe wise the chAngcs were alimpyrrent Rnd sales fight Later JaIuaIty WIS sold down points and da ch and May flowed, Cables were with out special signidcance and t ie gererslly un- de-stoed that the fo, esgn trade wi be v- eInec Dg ieceipts ard the nrst twelve days of January have gene by V thout anything ahs- pirinK that will convinoe tho trade that the movement fs going 10 show much of an in clseset The psobasi'ltiss are that the heavy increase 70 confidently predicted v II mt soc- cur. Isolated instances are heard of where cotton # yet to be picked and fsiA keted anl many ct thcss are eoup'ed with the statement that good weather " II vet make a nne c op. but -till there has been more or iess rain again the past week ana u,ore or less today. go that the better wea hor is necessary for swei fnz the rece rts, and has fniiea to nnaieriafze
 Zen iEsert on the whole tho, ef5 a inclines sttonsly to tho bull side and will continue 2, urtf 'eceiYts show r-enter ircreasc Port re- c~ipts tcdsy were eatiniated at d4 n9A r-ai- st g oco last year. EAov An sunday was re porfei ct New Q leans, yicksburg Montgonn- cry and Augusta. Gables were easy at the advance
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
ChIeago Grain and proviriona.

Chicago Grain and Provisions.
 E CHICAGO. Jan. i2.-Thsre was only a fair trade in wheat today and although tho news May Ssins Sxe sa 1o~sr asy hs eSss ocrn ses @ ref. whiir oats closed kc higher. Provisions we e strong; the May delivery closing fiom 10 to
 Wheat was rather unsettled and in spite of baiiish news esIiy in the day, the tendency was toward lower prices influenced la gely by a continued liquidation by local longs. A re- port that consider able amount of wheat was being worked for shipment to F Ance was an and heavy rains in Argentina There was a good casa demand and reports of a heavy ex- pot business at the seaboard helped pi ices 76k@76A to 7eh and quickly sold up to I6A selling by pit tIale c"used ecel ne to 16%@75K when there was advance to T6M. Unlocking by longs brought about an t.ther break. and the price went down to 75S MI5&. with the close h6kc lower at 75E9 .SM Tnsrs s,s Sss n,o ap increase In the s yisi6is decrease yeaf ago of 800 900 bushes The amount on passage showed an increase of 2 : aour were equal to se5 ooo bushels. P ina receipts were 556 900 bush Is; aga nst . o22ooo year ago. Minneap lis and Duluth 3s ears none contract, which made total re- ceipts Tor the three p ints of 3o0, agairst se7 last week and TOTS cars q yea. ago the market was featureless with prices hare ly steady. A good cash demand was the ma n BCengtDent-E innuence. thouFn 1aiT eNTtlft demand also favored the bull side. The w h. wr was favo able for the movement but he receipts were oniy moderate. due 10 the car situation. The weakness in wheat late in the day was . depressing facto- and caused an easy tone at the ci SC. May being hN4c lower 1t 43h. after selling between 4Sseand437t Local receips were 374 cars. 2 contract grsde
 The oats pit was almost e-ted and ve~y little trading was done but in ~pite of the ex- treme duitness. the market was firm. cd cash demand together with buy ing by a prom .nent long was the chief suppo ting influence. The close wa firm with May Ac highe. at 34& after selling between 34& and 34ai Q 3AH Local rece pts. 2l0 cars.
 Provisions opened strong on marked de- crer SC in receipts Of hogs and higher prices at the yards The receipts at the yarls we Q restricted by heavy snows in the West wttah dei1yed shiPments A good demand from pack CTS for lard and ribs, together w1th buy nS by outsiders caused 6 fur hes 1dverce and tne market ci sed strong with May po Tp 2oe at si6.S2k: May lard was ioc hifher a' s9.s2h while lbs were I5@I7ihc higher at se e5.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
New Orleans Cotton Futures.
1i~ernoel Cotton Fu.ures
pnilv Cottnn Market

NEW oRLEANS--rosy; seles, O. 100; orti. nary ? l,l G.; good ordinary. g. lE; low mid. ding. 7A; mi6diiITg, elk. goo3 middling a,l5-i6: mi ldlins fair, eA; receipts, IT, 7be; stock S60 e9.
 <G4ALVESToN--F Tms nid1Ilng sIl-l6; sh,.s soc receipts. ts, les stock 2IS, PSI
 MoBlLE-stesey: n,idd:irg: e7-l6; sal s zoo; rece pts 2oIsi stock. 34.sS2.
 sAYANNAH--Quiet and 4ter '~; middling, 7-Ie; shIca, ei isee:pts 42s2 celptE. se4: stock, IS, Is3
 WILJISt5TON--f-i m; m dGi.as. SK: re- coipts A2i; stock 8 423.
 NoRFOLK-StsaG5; niidlinE e%; sales 25i; receipts 2 o9i; sto, k, 70. 57.
 RALTIMORE-Sominai: m;diling, 6%s re- ceipts ECO; ssock. g e27.
 hoS1 oN--o1ist; mi d-ing, s.e1; not "ce pts IaI; Eross, 3. Sgs
 PHIL ILADELPHIA--outet rniad.ag. e.Io; re- eeipts I29; sscek { e34 ,
 ST. Lot,IS-stsady; mi 1dliag. Sis: sFeeelass gIoss 3.TS5: stock 2S iS6,
 NEW YORK -flulsi; mi ding, e.6S: net re- esirts 7e; ess, i,eE2s saies, .2.6Qe, sotk le5 5z3: eSports te Great Britain 2.67Ti to the continent. 75o.
 Total t0aay at sll seaports--Net receipts, 43. s43. sxports to Great D ain i4 25&: to thO continent 2.e79; stock, i.C45.S
 CcrsaiidateA--Net receipts. 72 2e4; exports to Great Brica a, 34 is2: to France 5,1oo
 Total sinee Sept, fs-Sst receipts. s.asl .7os expol ts to Great Bitsin, l.e52os7s to France 4So.c5S: 10 the continent l.es3,ole.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
New orleang spot Cotson.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. i2.-Cotton was more active today. the imp ovensnt in Lvcrpotl having the efrect of inducing buyers to trcde mora f-eely at fal boa;d p,ices for desirable arrive. Quctati ms, unchanged.
 The market for cont ats was very quiet. On the first caN D ices wore tf2 points up. This was followed by gains of Id3 points, but the rnsrket soon showed . slight deg es of hesyi- rees under the influence of better receipts and almost without rl!Rhtcet pres ure hv the bea s. sngged of 10 inc extent of 46r5 points After slight nuctuAtions the clasiDg showed net losses on the day of 2s14 points,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
St. Louis Provisions

!: ST LOUIS. Jan. l2, 2,-FIour-wssksr Win ter patents; Ss ss4s.so; sxha fancy and
 Dry salted meats--Stronger; boxed extva sho Is, says; clear ribs. $s.75; short clear. S9. oo
 Baoon-stronger; boxed extra shorts, Ss. eaK: clear ribs. ss.75; short cisars' Slo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
LOCAL wHoLEs ALE PRICE LIST
 Provisions
CORRECTED JAN. I2

Bacon-lohc.
 Dry saited sites-QAc.
 I.ard-TieTces leaf l1sc; compound. sNo Meal-5Se per busheL
 Oats. i'e Abe mixed S5c. corn-white 66c; mixed. 6Sc per busheL sale-i.iverpOol. 0bc sack; Vir@nia. 47c, Michigan 2eo.-saun Lnrrele. 8t.6o
 Euttsr-JsTsey 2eGsoc; Tennessee iountry l5e.
 syrup-Fanay 4ncs cooled. soc. s.sS S:- rsIsaulsssd. sM; '. (, aKs, out isae e4 csneN i<
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
New Orleans Sugar.

open % ssttie aSSs sis; G opsn kStsis cehtFif: urai, S-I6mS&; cent'itrgal wh tes 3H64; yeiows, 8 7.t6@3 ls-le; seconds 2'<1.1 l6.
 Molasses--Stsady; open ke tie, I6026: cen trifugal. e92o Syrup. leG2A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
Visible Supply of Grain.

NEW YORK Jan. i2-Tne visible suprly of grain satn' day, Jan 10, az compiled by the New York Produce Exchange. was as folf ws wheat 30. t6 900 bushels; increase. 375,- 900 bushels.
 Corn. 6 ess. 900: increase. 4tII,ooo Oats. 4,537 900; decreTsc 262 oco
 Rye. LOSS. 900; decrease 2s,coo.
 Barley. 2.So3, GOO; deernase, 373, 900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
Nav work nrv Gsods

NEW YoRK. Jan t2--pry Gcoas No change in the dsmand for h. me trade sh oS pott buSiress quiet Rive side sheets a,i. vSnced 'sc per yn~d So otheT fhang in cs; print cloths continue scarce and very firm. S k and browns hIm with fair demand.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
on any b.eafa ,o. saisk p.oas.
Ii. 7 E sees 5 sastcn Letter.

AANerk f.l 2
 NEw ORLEANS, Jan. t2.--Lives pool advfce- wsie noi encou aging. thsa efore Id market oleaed i@2 p. iats lower, bat imp, owed 9x p tnts shortly sfter on 1. esh, buy ing. The heavy Houston and Galveston eAsimates for toSIleI.fw and ths easiness Of spots suspen ed 2 teel nc of 5R7 points cm the top Nea- the eaose the ia that Me .. I. Wils-n 2& z estimate wou1a bs small caused an i'm net isss SQA poin.s on tho da E. Maaehester esSlae state that cssi7s to the vfo.ent fuctua- tione in tic price os cotton 1t was diffieu ut to ucnsscf our ness h cloths Gu ing the pas. week. Theee was a sai ly satisfactory demand. however, from iia and China In yal ms teere was q feeling of insecurity and the to!ncver wae below tho average Receipts have exrandej soma both Tn the Interior and cusposts The tsade. though. are now wit ns for Hess S E. T. Wilson 6 Co.'S estimate be- teie entei ny into new engagements. Many be- tiere ths estimate will corroho ate small c. op Ideas. wdiis others think t may point to . crop around GOO oSo Irrespective of what thetr egV e are. in our opinl n. the movement will ultimately govern tho futn.e course of values. s...
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
c.ncinnati Provisions.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 2AFlour-Quiet Lard Steady at Ss 37H Bulk meate--Essy at SS, 7S. Bacon--ouiet at StoZ5. Whiskey-Firm at Rl 30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13

Cash quotations were as follows: Flou--Steady. No, 2 SD lny wheat. 7s67s; No sf 72074; No com 4sR; No vsllow.- 4sS. No. oats. s2@; No wh te. 3SMQ35. Mess pork. per bbl. Sl7.75. Lard. per TOO lbs. S9 e2hs Short fib si les q se) ss 7STe. e7I. Dry salted snoulde's (hoEsd', S9 37'hTS. 62h. Short clear sides Cboxed). Sado. I2A. whiskey basis of high wines. SI3o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
NAval nIcres.

SAVANNAH. Jan. -l2.-Cspecials)-For the past few days the steam has been upun the tErp@nttae inSlket here. and SRtu day the movement GU minated In the recofd-b eakIng price of the seaRon. In fact, the rise b. ngs the price prt bably to the record fn the h slo of the naval esores industry. The closing was firm at eS3fe per gallon. against 42Me tho low est thia season. Last ReaBon the highest was the h!shest was 6S1A, lowest 34c, Rosins are Iropoi tionately h ghsT this seasun
 Jc6h ". Hunt. c vetel an naval stores man, upon . Ieeeat vikh to this city save ii as his opinion that the naval stores indust had turned the hill and was now upon the deel ne Tom the standpo nt ef production and the fsets from month to month bear this view out Gradually lsesel production creates a sea city that Is ca. SiaE ihs pT5ee of the article up. The viTEtn 10 ests are now scarce. They are in the States of Alabama and Florida D ncl- rally. and the ow,ners of pine lands in those States and the opei atois are to be the bene- hca ies of steadily adeancing prices if the indicat ons of the moment may be taken as paintere. This is the way prices have ranged up Go ths time fO: the past three yeas
 rSng
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
Wsatha1 Conditions.
Tempsrature and Rainfall.

ib''I,Bi IIIi, nj ACrtcultuEN.
 ~.,s.
 MONTGOMERY. Ala, Jan. l2 The following shows hIE nest anu lowest sm oefatures ami rainfall at Weather Bureau sta. lions. during the twenty-four hours ending I m. today:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
Kanses City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 2.-cattle-Receipts 5000 uJ lives ! 200 Texans: calves % Tex ans 500 natives; corn cattle, io0l5c loNer: cows and heifers steady to~ strong stockers and feeders active and strong; ouaIautne steady
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
Johnstone 6 Hammond.

Brokers and Props The Hur Compress and Coliseum
 sst5tF' Wsre houses
 other Montgomery Only Warehouse loads and
  will find buyer than through will always find the Buyer who : 5 highest price we Middng 6-16 12th
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
New York Coffee and Sugar.

NEW YOPK Jan. l2 -C0fee--SpOt ouiet
 sugar--Raw steady rsined. firm.
 The market fo~ coffee futures opened steady at a decline of points and ruled quiet thl oughout the aession develeping a sagging tendency. however. es a res ut of foreign weak ness and full receipts The close was quiet 25o bags. hcluding~N
 January .s..'.s'.s...-.'. ...-.ss.-'4.4Ze March 3S4q. S Nay ....p...s,....-s-ss.....ss. July .s.s.s.s-......sssss.....ss. 2 eepIenlbcf ..s,sAfs,s,s..-sss...s.s .5sG.S " DcceDb@ ssss ssssss.s-ssssssssstsssrg4t to&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-13
STATIONS
MARINE WIS.

I,IalcaIeS ulce
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE. Sec'' ', t'ir. a. nat Q m can