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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
WALL STREET. REVIEW
CONTINUATION OF FRIDAYS EXCITED
 SPECULATION.
In the Principal Active stocks, Enormous Blocks Frequently Changed Hands, Marking the Concentrated
 Character of Opera fions in Them.

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.--The excited man. ner of the speculation which appeared in the stock market yesterday. making the throwing off the restraint which held the market in check during the earlier part of the week, continued today. Buying or- ders for an securities poured In in great volume and from many sources. In the principal active stocks enormous blocks fre- Quently changed hands marking the con- centrated character of the operations in them. This especially true of United States Steel preferred. Pennsylvania. South ern Pacific and Louisville & Nashville. The opening in United States Steel pre- ferred was of 10000 shares sold sfmultane- ously at variations of < in price. The ac- vanta and in Southern Pacific were attrib- uted to the revived interest in the market of a veteran operator who made a favorite of these stocks in previous movements and who was entrtsted with the management of the Notation of the United States Steel se- curities Louisville & Nashville became ing up to 137 by half point jumps and re- lapsing by the same intervals to 1854 The churning up of this stock occasioned a belief of revived operations in the stock under the auspices which resulted in the passing of control That there was enormous profit taking conducted parallel with the advance in special stocks was very obvious, not only in the uneven manner of the rise. but in the actual reactionary tendency at some points, notably amongst the specialties which came into new prominence late in the week.
 The bank statement showed only a small part of the expected gain in cash, but the loan contraction served to reduce the de- posit liabilities and the reserve requirement with advantage to the surplus The de- crease in bank loans Is attributed to the appearance of trust companies in the loan market and resultant transfer to them of locns from the banks The market closed excited but somewhat irregular.
 Total sales bonds. par value, s3,s25,0 ,000 The speculative interest in the bonk market have been very active. The tone for in- vestrnents bonds has been firm. United States old As have advanced # per cent during the week.
 NEY YORK sTnCK LIST .a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16


 NEW ORLEANS. Oct 15.-Cleared: Strs. San Juan. Foss. Porto Rico; Fl Norte. Gardner, New York; Excelsior. Withey, Ha- vana; Algiers. Staples. New York; Alabama, Nor, GJimre. Bluefields: Taunton. Nor. Ellefsen. Port Limon; Lugano, Br., Knight, Bremen via Newport News
 PORT EADs.-Arrived: Str Katie. Nor. Johannessen. Ceiba Sailed: Str. Barbadian. Br. Griffiths, Liverpool; Callistaa, Br.. Coolin. Hamburg; Venus Nor. Tysland. Port Limon: Excelsior, withey. Havana. MOBILE.-Arrived: Str. Comal. Wood ward. New York Cleared: Strs Comal. Woodward, New York; Hiso, Nor. Petter- sen. South Side. Cuba: Bergen Nor, Hen ricksen Puerto cortez; bark Cammela C.. It.. Cafieri, Cette.
 NORFoLK.-Sailed; Maria, Dutch. Ant werp and Rotterdam
 PENSACOLA. - Arrived: Str. Alpha, Dutch. West HartIepool. Cleared: Str. Mar riane, Aust. Martenolich. Genoa; bark Grace Deering. Green. New York
 KEY WEST.-Arrived: Martinique. Dillon, Havana and sailed for Miami; Denver. Ev- ans. Galveston and sailed for New York. Sailed: Str. Mascotte. Havana.
 SAVANNAH.-sailed. Str. Margherta, Barcelona; Florida, Bremen; Gurnsey, Bre- men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
NEW YORK coFFEE AND srcAp

NEW YORK, Oct 15-Coffee-Spot Rio dovR, lO613
 sugar-Raw quiet: fair refining, s%; cen trifusai. sS test. x; molasses sugar. Sls. 8. 4.50; No g. 4,45; No. 10, 4 70; No. II. 4.3o; No. 12. 4.25; No IS, 4 20; No IA, 4.2o: confectionery A. 30; mould A, 40; cut loaf and crushed. SIS; powdered, SIS: granulated, 5.05; cubes, 5 30.
 Coffee futures ruled more active and very firm today. The opening was steady un- changed, with a further demand from strong interests that were buying on yester- days decline and later the demand was accelerated and seemed to be broadening as result of the crop estimate of the di- rectors of the Saopaulista Railway, plac- ing the current Santos crop at G. 800 O0O bags, Almost Invariably this estimate undertakes the yield. The market closed firm, net 1o@Ib points higher. Sales, ST. 900 bags - -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

lS'oOO' including 600 Southerns Market unchanged. Choice export and dressed beef steers. 800 qs 20: fair to good, OO95 0O; feeders. 2.25Q 4.25; Southern steers, 2 5o @ S.5o' Southern COWS. 1.50d275 native cows l. 50 e 3. 50; native heifers 2.5o94.5o; pulls. .76 @S. 80: calves. 2.50G6. 6.OO
 Hogs-Receipts. 1,300. Market Be lower Bulk of sales. 5 00@5.36: heavy, 5,3sa 54S packers, 5.1oG5. 30: pigs and lights 4.0oG5 .10
 Sheep-No receipts. Steady Native lambs, 4.oOG5. 26 native wethers S5@ sSO; native ewes. 3.0OQ3.3O: Western lambs, .00q5.25; Western yearlinRs, 3 s0 N zoo; Western sheep. 3.25a3. SO; stockers and feeders. 2609s.5O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

Light frosts: Newborn, N C.; Whining ton. N. C.; Greenvllle. S. C..
 Rather cool. dry weather prevails. night temperatures being quite low in eastern dis tricts. with light frosts in western South Carolina and eastern North Carolina
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE.
 Section Director Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 15.-Spot cotton quiet. Sales. 4.o5o. including 2,15o to ar rive Qiotations unchanged. % /
 Futures opened steady at a decline of 28Si points. There was little doing throughout the day. About the middle of the halliday session it was rumored that the Commissioners of the Cotton States in convention at Baton Rouge had made a crop estimate of 11,171, 1000. but this had no effect on prices. The market after the opening showed a strong undertone and prices gradually improved until they were shade above yesterdays finals.
 In the trading December opened . points lower at 9.S1. sold up to .9.S6 and finally eased off to Q o.84. The market closed steady and unchanged to net points higher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

great pressure of long cotton on the market and the majority of selling orders came from the bears. The continued strength in the spot markets abroad has prevented any az gressive bear selling and put . check to any extensive operations the short side. The short interest has also increased on the de- cline. and this ie another strengthening fea- ture, to the market. We do not favor the
 short side of the market for active opera
 lions and consider the long side the safest cotton q splendid purchase around today's prices and think that purchases made ac- cording to our advice will prove extreme iy profitable within a short time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
DAILY COTTON MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l5.-Cotton steady: sales, 4,o5O Ordinary, 7-l6: good ordin- ary. SKI low mddling. 9ss; middling. 15- 1s: good middling 10h miLdling fair. 1o%. Receipts 10,796; stock, 143.36s.
 GAL4vESTON.---Quiet; middling. 10; re- ceipts. 14.0SI: stock. 153,626
 MOBILE.-Nominal; middling, 13-16; receipts, 1895: stock 30. 206.
 SAvANNAH.-Dull; middling. sx; sales, 4Ss; receipts. 13.070: stock. 107.76S.
 CHARLESTON.--Steady middling, 9x receipts, I,257: stock. 1e.932.
 wTLM1NGToN-Nomin receipts, s,sss; stock. 17,042
 NORFOLK.-Receipts,5 5000: stock 2e.190. BALTIMORE.-Nominal middling, 10.12; stock. 95S.
 BosToN.-ouiet; rniddling. 10. s5; net re. ceipts, 25: gross, 1.310.
 PHILADELPHIA. Quiet; middling, 10 SO; receipts, 377; stock, 4.119. ST. LOUIS.-Quiet: middling. 10 1-16; re- ceipts, 1.494; sales 30; stock, 4.ss2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH, Oct. l5,-Turpentine firm b2; receipts. Ssl; sales 2e5; exports 4S5 exports. 743 Quote: A, B. c, 2.5OG2.b2N D, 2.65; F. 2.6O@2.s3h; F. -2.65Q2. c. no; H, 2.75; 1. 2.s5; K. 3.O5; M, 20 N 40.
 CHARLES TON - Turpentine and rost nothing doirg,
 wILMINGToN.-Turpe steady. 511. receipts, 45 casks.
 Resin firm. .5O bid; receipts, 57.
 Tar firm, 1. 60; receipts, 6l.
 Crude turpentine firm. 2.So. SSO anc 8. so; receipts. 174.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
The leading futures ranged as follows: ARTICLES. Open Hirh CS:.

Flour-SteIdy
 Wheat-No: spring. 1.1s@1. 90; No. 8, l'9o@ 1S; No. red. 1.1s%@1Is. corn-No. 2, 53; No. 9 yellow, 5sH. Oats-No. 2. 2sh @S1; No. 2 white. slX @S2; No white. 2sQ3i. " Mess pork per hbl.. 11.O0@i112h. Lard. per 100 lbs. 7.S2A 97.35. Wpi., SroLt m rnos sides. loose. 7.e2la g7.e6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

River Forecast.
 (For next two daya.) The Cooga and Alabama will continue stationary.
 Weather Condltions.
 (Past 24 hoursl
 storm still nearly stationary south of Key West is giving continued rains over southern Florida, though generally fair weather prevails over the eastern half of the country. under influence of an area of high barometer. with crest over the lower Lake region. which Is giving continued cool weather east of the Mississippi. with light to heavy frosts in the Carolinas: a storm area moving east over Utah has caused rains in portions of the far West, followed by fair weather on the Pacific coast; tenn peratures are somewhat higher than same hour yesterday at Chicago. St. Paul. Salt Lake City and Jacksonville. The outlook is for fair and continued cool weather in this section through Sunday.
 COTTON REGION BULLETTN. For the 24 hours ending at . .. m, FgtA meridian tim@
 MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct lB 1904.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
LovEAIAN & CO.'S COTTON LETTER.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 15-Forty three points was the range in December futures during the past week, which as 1t shows was at ths expense of values. December today closing at a.S4@9.s5. against 1Oc last Saturday; middling cotton. 15-l6c. compared with 1Oe. A continuation of fla vorable westher in the cotton belt and heavy receipts was cause of lower prices there being little or no demand for spots. Export business for New Orleans during first half of October was very poor but 'continued on large scale elsewhere. At 6 points down Liverpool was lower than ex- pected this morning. due to a larger increase fin worlds visible stocks of American cot ton than last year and year before, 2S9,- s59. against 22s,s05 and 2o2.16s. making an excess in worlds visible supply over last year of 4S1,9e9 bales. and an excess of SO.- 050 bales when compared with year before total available stocks of American now fig urlng l.slL2sl bales last year. 1.s35,3S2 year before, 1887, 241. and movement to market continues to run ahead of last year and year before Of this stock there is nfloat for Europe 777,o00 bales, last year 6fS.OoO, year previous 590.000 while stocks in the United States, including the interior
 all ports and exports of yesterday, total s2S. 29l. compared with 65S.3s2 one year ago and 922.23l bales in 1902. The rapid nove- ment to market and to the distributing points of Europe only be appreciated when one realizes that instead of the de- ficit of 4S,000 was shown in visible sup- ply on September 1st. when compare,i with last year, there is now an excess of 4sI,- sos bales when compared with one year ago
 ot sns nus sPinneIh taklngs to have been 259.oo0 larger than last year since sea son opened. There is one good redeenaahIa feature about these facts however and that Is that the large takings only 67.O0o smaller tnan Tn 1902. are on a spinners' takings ba of 10,S74.oO0 bales. which will prob- ably be increased by a hurrying forward of cotton to mills. Liverpool sending ssOo of American to spinners during week. against 2s.0oo last year and 77.o0o year before We were informed today that the Southern States Commissioners of Agriculture in ses- sion at Baton Rouge estimated this seasons cotton crop at only 10.17l. 900 bales Their estimate on October 9th at Montgomery
 Ala, last year. was 1O,471, 900. whereaas the crop turned out to be but 10.0ll ,OOO Re- ceipts are expected to continue free for next week, when first of ginners' reports bull lstins. may be issued, but the West Indian storm might change weather conditions as freezing weather was experienced last year on October 18th, and again on October 25th. in almost every district of the belt, which put stop to the making of cotton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
] NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
 NEW ORI.EA MS. Oct 1k k-Cnttnr, fl,t,ir
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.


LIVERPOOL, Oct. IS. Cotton futures opened easier and closed quiet and steady American middling. g. O. c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
ST. LOUIS PROVISIONS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 15.-Flour steady. whiskey steady. i .26h.
 Pork higher: jobing, II. 20.
 Lard higher: prime steam, 7.o7h. Bacon unchanged; boxed extra shorts, Q %; clear ribs. g 25: short clear. $50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
VIRGIN & FAUNCE's COTTON LETTER. tBy Private Wire from J. Walter Labaree

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-The market has been cratic and irregular this week, but the bears had a little the best of the argu- ment The weather was all that could be desired Picking is progressing rapidly, the receipts have been large and the de- nsand for spots slaeksning in this country. On the other hand there has been a big de- mano for spot cotton abroad and in spite of the heavy receipts at primary points aa1faR fAs hasn well taken. There is no
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
c. E PIERCE Q Co.,s COTTON I.ErrrR.

(By Private Wire from Gilbert & Claw
 NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 15.-The Liverpool market simply adjusted itself to the levels and established in the American rings yes terday Cables expressed the opinion that interests were long. options lost 6 points and spots. on sales of 6.OoO bales, declined 2 points.
 The crop estimate of The New York Com mercial of 10,960,000 contributed to the steadiness of our market. Inclination to sell was checked and a moderate amount oi weekend covering kept prices slightly above yesterdays closing. From the terri tory adjacent to this market offerings oi cotton were reported light. but from other sections. Texas and Georgia, advices indicated more liberal selling by the smaller interior points The bearish features of the visible supply statement were offset by the excellent spinners' takings for the week General trade conditions are showing a steadily improving tendency, but less re- covery Is noticeable in the domestic de- mand for cotton goods than in the product of other classes of manufactures. Around present prices. the market is evldenclnR much steadiness and would respond to a healthy spot demand, without which the ac- cumul2ting stocks will most likely induce a reduction of valuea.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
NEW nRLEANs srGAR-

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 1s.-sugar strong open kettle. 3A 94N open kettle centri- fugal, 64hs cenfrifugRi whites. ( i5-i6; yeliows new, { 15-le; seconds. 2%@G
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
CINCINNATI PROVISIONS,

CINCINNATI. Oct. 15.-Flour firm. whiskey dull. 1.26h. Eggs barely steady, 19c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
MARINE NEWS.

IhEASOHI bALANCESs WASHINGTON, Oct. IS. - Treasury bal ances. $14s.016.144; gold, 77,47s.277.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

Average temperature for day. G deg. Normal temperature for day, 6< deg Accumulated deficiency since Jan. l, 65 deg.
 Average relative humidity for day, 5s per cent.
 Total rainfall since Jan. 1. 37 inches. Deficiency in precipitation since Jan 1, 2.05 inches.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
FOR FUTURES
DECLINE or 3 TO POINTS FOLLOWS RECEIPT OF CABLES,
Rrivmsc Advices to New York from New Orleans Reported Further Uneasiness
 in the Spot Situation--Smal
 Changes at the Close.

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-The cotton market opened easy at decline of 3@6 points fol- lowing lower Liverpool cables and continued favorable weather over the belt, though one or two points in North Carolina reported moderate frosts. Private advices from New Orleans reported further uneasiness in the spot situation. Prices. however. was sustained by the weekend covering of those alreaiy short and following the call and considerable resistance to pressure. with prices sagring off a little at first. but later reacting to about last nights finals
 Receipts of cotton at the ports today. k2.o00 bales, against 61,2ss last week and <s.7sS last year. For the week 42o,0 900 bales. against ss4733 last week and s7L.ess last year. Today's receipts at New Orleans 1o,- 1ss bales. against S.e4i last year. and at Houston I2.o7e. against II. SO2 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
|. Louis & San Francisco fg. 4s

NEW YORK DRY GOODS.
 NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-Buyers of dry goods are not frightened by the firm atti- tude taken by the commission agents and although they admit the possibility of pay ing more for their merchandise by delay ing purchases. yet their orders are limited to actual requirements. Jobbers report an indifferent trade, but are sanguine of the future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
LOCAL COTTON MARKET.

m tHe IocAI mafKet yesttIudy sput CUttVH was quoted as follows:
 Strict middling s& Middnng '...s...r. sN Strict lo wmiddliEg .... 9h Low micdling t..... .... 9%
 The Commissioners of Agriculture of all the Southern States. assembled at Baton Rouge. estimate the present cotton crop at 10.1TLo09 bales. This years estimate is s9o.ooo bales less than last year. They underestimated the crop last year about one-quarter million bales.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16
Rive, Bulletin. Observations at ( C. m, 18th M. ttma.D
River Forecast,

, Indicates fall. | Indicates riss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-16

NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
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