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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-24
TREASURY BALANCES. WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s. Treasury bal ances SI43. ss.S5s; gold, $s1,602.is7.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Increased movement of grain in the Northwest had depressing influence on the wheat market today. Ideal harvest weather in Argentina was an ajdi ttonal bear factor. At the close Decem- Der wheat was off t Q Sc. May was down b exc. Corn shows gain of Sc. oats are up No Sc. Provisions are unchanged
 Under influence of liberal receipts in the Northwest, of reports of excellent harvest weather in Argentina, the wheat market changed to hc lower at 1.O9@1.09h. May was a shade to 4 A9%c down at l.0sA U 1.09h During the early part of the day a disposition was manifested among small holders to even up over the holiday. As 3 result of this selling the market made further decline. December going down to I.OS&6l. l.OSM. May sold off to 1.09h O l.O9H For a time trading was very quiet and prices held around the low point. To- ward the middle of the session sentiment became quite bullish. One cause of the i'm cepts arrivals today at Kansas City and St. Louis being only about one-half those Of the corresponding day year ago. An other factor was the continuance of drouth conditions in the Southwest. The Kansas crop report noted considerable damage throughout that State. Late news from the Northwest also favored tho bulls demand for flour at Minneapolis being somewhat improved. On the rally December advanced to l.09h and May to 1.10b. All of the gain. however. was lost during the last nOuTs pTOIlI taxing peluB ldTBoAy EeSpOnSlDlS for a break fin December to i.0s&. May declined to LOOK 91.Osh. The marke. closed easy with December at 1. 0S% @ 1.0SA Final quotations on May were at 1.09% ClearanceS of wheat and flour were equal to 75, 200 bushels. Primary receipts were 1.049,S0 bushels, compared with l.- 466,4 a year ago. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of 1.o69 cars, against 5s3 last week and 796 year ago.
 A firm tone prevailed in corn as a result of small local receipts and of the showing .Ra .N...-
 age of il, 900, 900 bushels. compared with the Government figures. Shorts were good buyers and there was also liberal purchases of December by several prominent oommis- sion houses December opened unchanged at 4s sold between 4S% and 49% and closed at 49%. May ranged between 45 X and 46 A and closed at 4SM. Local receipts were 259 cars 1 contract grade.
 Small local receipts caused a firm tono
 in oats. The arrivals today were the small est in six months. Trading was extremely
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KANSAS CITY LIVE srOCR.

ceipts. 1o,5Oo. including 50 southerns Steady td loe lower. Choice export and dressed beef steers, 6.O0@6.25 fair to good, 3 80 @5.0D: Western fed steers 3.5O@S %. stockers and feeders, 2.5O6S.0O: Southern steers. 2,O5 5@4.0O; Southern cows l. sOeI 2.25; native cows. I.bO@4. %: native heif. era. 2.5o@5.oO' bulls. 2.4o@3.75: calves 2.BO@s.0O
 Hogs-Receipts. 14.OOO. Steady. Bulk oi sales, 4.55@4.7O; heavy, 4.6504. 80; pack CTS. 435@470; pigs and lights. s.75 a { 6O 6OG6. 60: native wethers. 4.25@4.75: na- tive ewes. 4.O064 50: Western lambs. g 5G a6 .0o: Western yearlings 4.25@5. 25i Western sheep. s.T594.s5; Stoekers ane feeders, 2.5o84.2s.
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MARINE NEMa.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2s.-CIeared: Strs. Comus, Kemble, New York; Northman, Pat tison, Portland. Maine; Utstein. Nor, johan- nessen Bluefields; Magician. Br.. Roby, IAv- erpooi; Harald. Nor, Irgens, Ceiba; Pres ton, Nor, Halvorsen. Port Ltmon; Martin saenS, sp., Bilboa, Barcelona; Olympia, Br., Gait, Puerto Cortez; Brewster, Ger, Book, Mobile.
 PORT EADs.-Arrived: Str. Hercules, sp., GomeE, Port Tampa. Sailed: Strs. Cestrina, Br.. Thomas, Liverpool; Utstsin, Nor, Jo- hannessen. Bluefields; comus. Kembls, New York.
 KEY WEST-Arrived: Strs. New York. Murphy. Mobile; Nuces. HIK New York and sailed for Galveston: Mascotte, Turner Port Tampa and sailed for Havana: tug OsceoIa, Tortugas.
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DAILY COTTON MARKET.

 GALvEsTON-Easy: nniddling. T-lo' net receipts, l5.341; gross, 15,24i; sales. l.. GO0; stock 21s,s77; shipments. tn Great Britain. is.oas; to continent, 11.22e: coast NEW oRI.EANs.-Easy; middling. s- is; net receipts, 15.eos; gross. 15,sss; sales 2,o00; stock. 347.o93.
 MoBTI.E.-oulet; middIing. sA: net re- ceipts. 170s; gross, 1,206; sales, 800; stoeh g1,0s7: shipments, coastwise. 4,42s.
 sAvANNAH.--Easy; middling. sN net receipts, 7,s52: gross. T,S52; sales, l.sSS; gfock iAI 406; shipments. coastwise. lso. cHARLEsToN--Easy; middiing: l.is; net receipts. 525; gross, 52s; stock. zs'shS. wILMINGToN.-Firm middling. s%; net receipts. 1,l7s: gross, i,12s; stock. 2e,b4s. NORFoLK.-Net receipts, 4,4b2; gross, 4'- AS6; stock. 46.6e6.
 BALTTMORE.--Nomina middling' s'IS; wross receipts. SIS; stock. 2,062.
 NEW YORK.-Quiet; middling, a.so; net receipts 1sT; gross, s.si6; stock. sesSsd; ehipnents to Great Britain. 6,S50-
 BosToN.-Quiet middiing, ss.so; net re- eeipts. PAS; stock 10. 1s2: shipments to com tinent. 1.20o.
 PHILADELPHIA. = Steady; middlinE' 10 .es; net receipts 2s; gross. 3b; stock D. 1s6.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
Npyv ORIFANs COTTON. .

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 23.-spot cotton steady. Sales. 4,000 bales. including 2,4OO So arrive. Quotations unchanged.
 Futures opened quiet with prices un- changed to 1 point lower. Trading was active, but the market influenced by the weakness in Liverpool and the aggressive. ness of local bears. lost 10 to 12 points. The census bureau report Of the cotton Etnned up to Nov. 14th was regarded by many operators as decidedly bullish and when the report was posted an advance Of gnl0 points quickly followed. The market continued active and liquidation by shorts assisted materially in sustaining prices. In fhe trading December opened at g 27, sold down to a.12, advanced to 9.27 and final ly declined to s.1s. The closing was steady, shoRing net losses of { points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-24
NEW YORK COFFEE AND sUGAR.

NEW YORK. Nov. 33.-Coffee-Spot Rio steady; No. ! invoice, S%. Mild dull.
 sugar-Raw firm; fair refining. SIS; centrifugal ss test, li-1s; molassss sugar 1b-16 Refined firm.
 Coffee futures opened steady. unchanged to points higher. Selling was active, due to switching from December to later options Europe and Wall Street appeared to be ...s best buyers. while private cables estimating that S5 per cent of the Santos crop had been received tended to increase general specula- tion and an advance. The market closed steady. net B91o points higher Sales. 2Os, 750 bags.
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Q. D. PTKRCE Q CO.N CoTToN LETTER.

kE5y RflFAAe WlrG rom GApGEN & Nlay-l
 NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 23-The decline in prices in Liverpool at the hour of our opening was not more than anticipated. sub sequently on selling orders from the stateS further recesslons were observed. althoughl the continent vas reported as buying and short interests were evening ID. Cables were unanimous in expressing unfaYoFabls opinions, which were based the eontin- ued heavy receipts and lack of speculative support. Options finally declined l2 points; on sales of 1000 bales spotH lost 10 points Manchester reported quiet and firm cloth market, with yarns very steady.
 The opening here was fairly steady at slightly better to unchanged levels. Short ly, however, a strong selling pressure de- veloped and although shorts covered freely prices were gradually lowered under the free offerings in the first hour of trading Long interests who had become frightened and fatigued. unloadeh considerable cotton in anticipation of further bearish census report. The gitAPags figures were the fea- eure of the day nd served to check the inclination to ha meF prices lower. Tee fardays report shq Hed m increase over lass s~-s ae 80 per cen on 1es counties in Gsor-
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NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH. Nov. 23-Turpentine steady 4sh receipts. TIT; sales. 2.5s6: shipments. ROsin firm: recipts. 2.2ls; sales, 2,25t; shipments $50. Quote: A, B. C. 2.B5; D and E, 2.62h; F. 2.67k; G. 2.72h: H, D. 80; l. s5; K. 3.s0; M. 4.SO: N. 4.5o: W c. 4.75; W W. 500
 CHARLEsToN,-T and resin un. changed.
 WILMINGTON nothing do- ing: receipts, 56 casks
 Rosin firm, 2.5O; receipts 6S0.
 Tar firm. 1.6O; receipts. l43
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INrrRInR NTOVEMENT.

HoUsTON.--Easy; middling. sA; net re- ceipts 20.s35; gross. 2o,sss; shipments It, sef; sales, 2,s54; stock. es,328.
 AuGusTA.--steady; middling. S-1e; net receipts 2O44; gross. 2,0s4; shipments B. Sss; sales. e14: stock, ss.642
 MEMPHIs.-Quiet; middling. 9& net re- ceipts 43ss; gross, 7,294; shipments b.AOSi sales, 2.s00: stock. 12o,OSs.
 ST. LoUIS.-Quiet; middling. 9h; net re- celpts, LOO; gross 5.40l; shipments 4.SO1; sales, 90; stock. 20,992.
 CINCINNATI.-Net receipts, 676i gross, 6Te; shipments, 555; stock, 2,Sb4.
 LOUISVTLLE.--Firm; middling. 9&.
 Total today: Net receipts, 2s.64l; gross ss. .3so; shipments so.5To;, sales. s.sos; stock. s31.sS4.
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quiet. December opened q shads lower at 2sH, sold up to 2Sh and closed at the top May ranged between 31h @s1% and 31M and closed at s1% @S1H" Local receipts, 63 cars.
 Provisions were steady as Q result of a small run of hogs at the yards Trading was entirely local and of small volume. At the close January pork was up 5@Thc at 12.e6. Lard was unchanged at I %. Rtbs were up shade at 6.50@6.B2M.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: wheat, 31 cars; corn, 55s cars; oats. 125 ears; hoGa. 24,000 head.
 The leading futures ranged as follows; ARTICLES. Onen. HiRh. Low. Cloao,
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-Although the dry goods market shows some slight decline in activity owing to the proximity Of the holi- day, yet the general situation is improving and many lines show increasing depletion with buyers more anxious to secure deliv- cries. Export inquiry is still iu evidence and converters are making inquiries for goods which can not be had.
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IMPROVED BUSINESS EFFECTED
Believed that Trade VIII Increase After
 MOnefnrY ReRnrrn

HIN1aNNNW NKlIG NNINIE " IIT NUEEeDER AEtNT
 Monetary Reform.
 Mexico City, Nov. 22.-LeadinR local bankers concur in the opinion that the continued gradual increase in commer- cial and industrial activity will follow the realization of the proposed none tary reform and the introduction of a stable currency. There will be a steady expansion of business on a firm basis. and this will increase the de- mand for money.
 The Government, it Is believed by bankers. has chosen a favorable time for effecting the change of the cur rency. Bankers will pursue a cautious policy during the period of transition. The present rise in silver ls favorable to importing interests, railways and the Government, which have to meet gold interest payments abroad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-24
MARKETS FOR FUTURES
ooNTrNUED ACTIVITY SHOWN IN THl
 COTTON MARKET.
nnc~na FnutaHlmeut of the Glnners' Report Camsea Some Pretty Active Covering on the Part of Those Who
 Are Short.

NEW YORK, Nov as.--The cotton market showed continued activity. The second m etallment of the ginners report showing \ smaller percentage of increase over tne khe amount ginned in the same counties Iass season than the report of yesteroay eauseI some pretty active covering ana the maIkes fn the afternoon showed steadier tone' though yielding again before the close.
 The market opened steady at an advance of a@4 points in response to better cables than looked for but almost immeoiAaely weakened and before the end of the tlrst hour showed a net decline of about 9l1 points or within Q few points of tho low level attained last summer. At this declins covering was naturally attracted and to. ward midday the market had recovered about half the loss.
 The census report showing that over 4Ie counties have ginned to Nov. i4th. this year about 5.7SS.175 bales, against 4.0Oosl1e last year. was then read and was followed by further upward movement. carrying December to s.ss and January to s.Ase or a gain from the lowest of about iz@l4 points Later the market yielded again under bear pressure attracted by the oulss and Ilquidation by buyers on the early break who wanted to get out of the market over the holiday tomorrow.
 The close was steady at . decline of To 3 points. Sales were estimated ct soo.ooO bales
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-24
NEW nRIEANs RrGAR-

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2S.-Sugar strong Open kettle centrifugal X @A SIS; centri- fugal whites, { 1916; yellows, A O. 1S 16; seconds 3S 64A.
 Molasses steady; open kettle. sO9sO: cen trifugal, 7@2S.
 Syrup, 25 13O,
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rorAI, COrToN MOvENTENT.

Consolidated, at all ports. net, 2bs, ls4; snipneuts to Great Britain, 1O0,1S2; to France, IS, ,As3; to continent. 95.164; to Ja- pan, 2.55o; to Mexico. 100.
 Total since Sept. 1, at all ports. net {. loI. 166; shipments. to Great Britain 1'sSe'sSoi fo Japan. 2s. .59I; to Mexico. 9.1ol.
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sr. Lotus PROvIsTONs.

ST LOUIS. Nov. 2S.-Flour steady. Whiskey steady, 1.27.
 Pork higher; jobbing. il.46.
 Lard higher; prime steam 6.72h. Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts, 6. %; clear ribs. s.12h; short clear, S.37h.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES. NEW ORLEANS, Nov 2S. Cotton flu
NEW ORLEANs sPOT COTTON.

NEW ORLEANs. Nov. 23.-Cotton easy' sales, 4,0O0. Ordinary, 13-16i good ordin- ary SIS; low middling sM; middling. S- ls; good middiing, sM; middiing fair, 10. Receipts, 1b,s56; stock, S47,Oss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-24

Cash quotations were as followsi Flour-Steady. Wheat-No. spring. 1.Os@1.14; No. g, 1. .0O@1.O7: No. red, 1.l2H @I.ls Corn-No. 2, 5S; No. 2 yellow, B7. Oats-No. 2. S1A 832h; No. white. S2h No. white, 30% @S2X.
 Mess pork. per bbl, il. 200l1.sS. Lard. per 100 lbs. s.s5@s.sTh Short ribs sides, loose. 6.s7h96.TA Short clear sides. s.7B@6.s7M.
 Whiskey, basis of high wines, l.9G.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-24

gia- Today's report from ATS counties
 which included to l05 previously reported. showed only an increase of about 43 per cent and the 37o alone reporting today only about 3s per cent over last year. This re.
 duction induced considerable short covering and caused values to react above the open ing figures. Cotton is being marketed now at prices which may be considered suffi- ciently low to induce spinners to buy large iy and any unusual absorption of spots would quite certainly result in a reaction Hence we do not expect to see additional recessions of note in the immediate future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-24

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 23-Cotton seed oils firm Prime refined. in barrels 26 h |; off refined. in barrels 25hi prime crude, loose. 21.
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LovEMAN Q co..a COTTON LErrER.


 NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 23.--Trading was resumed this morning about the same level Of last nights close. January 3i. LiQui- datton of long contracts was stfll in evil dence and seemed to increase after opening when cotton was sacrificed by the necessity of executing stop loss orders. January sell receipts tomorrow was rather light 5000 to T.o0o bales. against 17,914 bales. Out or-town shorts were advised to accept profits with view of replacing on any reac- tion which might set in for one reason or another, especially since there was no tell Ing what the second installment of the gin ners' report would show At the low level reached buying orders made their appear ance and all orders were quickly absorbed. market having become relatively steady when report on cotton ginned to Nov 14th was announced. Out of a possible S12 coun- ties AIS were heard from. but Georgia fail- ed to furnish any returns other than what were reported yesterday. The report show ed 5.T3s.1T5 standard bales. against 4.O0s,- pected. Traders were quick to bid market up. January reacting is from the lowest of the day by selling at s.Ss. There Is noth- ing in the report to be commented upon, except that 1t indicates no more cotton ginned to Nov. 14th than was originally looked for. say about 70 per cent more than last year or about e.500.000. against 6.S0S,- GOO. Such figures would point to a crop Of about 12.7S0, 900, but 1t is not to be assumed that there will be gs much sinned during the balance of this season as there was last. the crop this year having been an early one, the crop of last year. late one, as 1t was until Dec. 13 of last year that little over s,O00.o0o bales were ginned; therefore the report to be published in January will prob ably show reduction in percentage ginned to Dec. 18th than what Is now shown when compared with one year ago. Nevertheless all indications point to large crop, 109 members of the New Orleans Cotton Ex- change having averaged the yield at H.. SIS, ,3es, the smallest estimate being 1o.- 833, 900, the largest being 12.5O0, 900. Spots nr fNnehmnMAd I AT- rive 2. 400 naiddiing. 3 s-Isc. Replacing of short contracts at the advance in futures lowered the market in the afternoon, Jsnu- ary closing at 9.2T@9.2S.
 The weeks insight. points to about 620,- 900. against 5f1.0O0. but worlds visible Of American this week of one year ago only increased 14B.O00, which makes 1t possible and more than probable for weekend fig ures to work bearish. Tomorrow beinK Thanksgiving day, ali American markets will be closed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-24

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 Louisville & Nashville unified 4s ..l0S
 Manhattan cohsol gold 4s .1oSA Mexican Central 4s .NlS
 Mexican Central 1st Inc .... .. 2Ih .Mtnn. & St. Louis 4s s... S6% Missouri, Kansas & Texas 4s..... ....10S
 Missouri, Kansas & Texas Ends sSh National R. R. of Mexico consol 4s S1 A New York Central general 3hs ..10oh New Jersey Central general 5s .... .135A Northern Pacific 4s 'lO0
 Northern Pacific 3s .... s... ID A Norfolk Western consol 4B ...A0lM Oregon Short Line 4s & Rartic. .104h Pennsylvania conv. 3hs .... .... .1O2h Reading general 4s .lOS
 St. Louis & Iron Mountain consol 5s .1l6
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 Southern Pacific 4s SB
 Southern Railway 5s eco. .1la9s Texas & Pacific 1sts ... ,... .t.. ..12l
 Toledo. St. Louis & Western 4S Union Pacific Is '.lO6A Union Pacific conv. 4s ...s .11bM United States Steel 2nd 6s ....A..:.. s2k Wabash 1sts '''s ''"' '''s ''''A1 s Wabash Deb. B. :''s .''' s's' olM wheeling & Lake Erie Is .... ...... 92M Wisconsin Central 4s .... ...... S2b
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Total sales for the day. 1l7S.OOO shares
NEW YORK BONDS.

NEW YORK BONDS.
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CINCINNATI PROVISIONS. CINCINNATI. Nov. 2s.--Flour stsad1, Provisions quiet. Whiskey firm. 1 I.2G
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LOCAL COTTON MARKET. In fhe local market yeaterday spot cottoI
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TTYrRPoOL COTTON FuTuREs.

LIVERPOOL, Nov 2S. Cotton futures opened and closed easy. American middling
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-23
CHURCH AND CLERGY.

DR. N. p, Hills of Brooklyn has can
celed all lecture engagements for the
year and will be accompanied by DR..
Dawson Of London on an evangelistic
tour.
Abbot Francis Gasquet, who was
much talked OF after the death Of
Cardinal Vaughan as his successor. is
about TO leave England and take up
his residence in Rome.
Bishop Brent OF Manila is credited
with this remark: ''The Methodists
raise the people out Of the mud, the
Baptists wash them. the Congregation
alists iron them and the Episcopalians
starch Them
A Smith graduate is to succeed thi
Rev. s. c. Beane, resigned, as pastor
Of the Unitarian Church OF Our Fo
Their in Rutherford. n. J. She is tbs
eloquent Rev. Elizabeth Padgham Of
Perry. la. She was graduated from
Smith in 1898 and from the Theologie-
al seminary at MeadvIlle. Pa two
years later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-23
TRADE AND INDUSTRY.

Russia has a per capita investment
in Industrial enterprises Of 81, while
the United States has $125
It Is estimated that there were 800.
600 bushels Of seed oysters taken from
the natural bed off Bridgeport, Conn,
the past season, valued at over S2lI-
600 the best catch in five years.
South Africa is to enter the paper
making world it having been found
that d kind Of grass which grows there
makes an excellent grade Of paper.
British manufacturers are already PUT
ting up mills there.
one hundred thousand sheep will be
prepared for the market this winter at
the beet sugar factories in the vicinity
of Eaton, Greeley, Windsor, Longmont,
Fort Collins and Loyeland, Colo. The
beet pulp makes the best Of feed for
lambs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-23
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