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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29
Iauy VOrk Ma1

In putting from s4,OOO. 900 to $7.O00.S 900 into the construction of a battle ship nations are practically putting that amount into an eggshen which may be crushed and ruined at a touch. Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry won a memorable victory. very important in seventy days before his fight had been standing as living trees on the shores of Lake Erie. That was-not so far Now it takes four years to build a battleship and fifteen minutes, perhaps, to destroy 1t. We call this progress, but the joy of the nations over Presi- dent Roosevelfs achievement in re
 storing peace suggests that the worlds attention may presently become cen~ tered on another sort of progress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29
A Few Lines on Deep Flowing.

No danger now but that the improv- ed and more intelligent methods of agriculture in the near future will show the vast benefits of deep blowing crops. Even now in Madison county instances can be shown where ground broken up twelve inches doubles the one acre and subsoil twelve to four teen inches deep and see what diff ference there would be the following year in the crop of corn. cotton or wheat Corn roots will go down six feet if the soil Is made loose that deep. It has been done and is a fact. An old farmer in Albemarle county, Va, breaks his corn land twenty inches deep and makes 1e3 bushels to the acre. Try it and learn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29

The opinion is freely expressed that ia consequence of the iron and steel used in the construction of modern ships, the compass cannot be depended on any more, and that some other means of ascertaining and directing a vessels course must be adopted. One can hardly imagine a ship sailing with cut a mariners compass, but 1t may ssme to that.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29

avows herself able to cure 'em as well as Dowie can. We were not before aware that Paradise had or needed shepherdess, but this is day of new things and Ideas. and possibly this fe- male is 'ft"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29
Warming Up Early in the Game.

Captain Hobson attacked the Marion County News in his recent speech at Hamilton The News came back at him by saying 1t will have no war on him if he registers. pays his poll tax and casts his first Democratic vote. It also advises him to cease his attacks on the Democrat party in Alabama. All this and the real warm part of the campaign over in the Sixth is not due until next year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29

Kansas City Is making for itself q record for divorces that may or may not be creditable to the people thereof. 1t all depending on the way one looks at it. The records show that there is now pending in the courts one divorce suit for each ten families in the city, and if the lawyers are not having good time, it is their own fault.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29
SeIhnhnleaa.
Dothan Sitting

DIIITUBs.
 Did you know there were lots of peo- pie in every town and community that wereI so wrapped up in themselves and their own affairs that 1t is impossible to interest them in anything which
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29
A,nsainn of the nollnr.

COIIlnSNlIIt LOuTIeT,
 The Passing of the Dollar" Is a splen- dld supJect to write aoout. Just pass Tn earned and see what a nice little notice you will get in return for the passed" dollar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29
Perhaps She VIII Write It Up.

bITNInB nam NEWS.
 Roosevelt's friends to know exactly how she feels after her numerous din- ners and banquets in China and Corea, where food products are understood to be in the nature of a surprise to Amer jeans,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29

That was a queer affair in Solden- vile, I. T.. where three negro women were locked up for fighting. They re- newed the fight inside and raised such a racket that they had to be turned out Ito restore quiet to the town" as a contemporary puts it. We don't know what the next move was.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29

The New York man who sold his wife for s5,o0o has either paimed a gold brick on some man or else he had a good wife and didn't know it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29

Mir. John Butler Burke, the mierob- oIogist-if that is the proper title professes to have discovered the pre- historic ancestor of our modern mieroes. We are glad to hear it, really and truly, for we didn't want the fel- lows who lived a million years ago to have such an advantage of US, and if they had 'em we are even
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29
A snre Cure.

T have a new remedy for somnam- bulism."
 What is it7'
 Let the patients wife grab him py the hand and say in a loud tone, Come on, dear, let's go shopping-this is baF-) pain daY"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29

It was well enough to fine the beef trusts. but will not the fine have to be paid bv those who eat beef? It is something like the tariff.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29
AUGUST, 1908.

F. S Nahle. Circulation Manager ot The Montgomery Advertiser. being duly sworn aaya:
 The foregoing statement of The Adver- ttsaxss circulation for the month of August 1905, is true and correct and compiled after all retnrns from news boys. news agents and laft-evsr copies have been dsdpcted
 N. s. MOBILE
 Circulation Manager. swoxn to and subscribed before me this a1st day of September. 1905.
 F. ". JACKSON. {Eeai.) Notary Public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29
Wbat State Papers
 lire Saying
Clasp Hands in Glorious Cause.

IdIIdutBd NIOuNIdIH F1UTnE.
 Talladega reaches across the border and clasps hands with her sister coun- ty, Clay, In congratulation of the victo- ry won for public schools.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29

John Alexander Dowie will have to look to his laurels now, for there is a woman in Chicago who styles herself "the shepherdess of Paradise" and she
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29

The Raleigh Morning Post observes that ':Nebraska has not yet opened its eyes" Now that the great hypnot- ist is on a foreign tour. perhaps the State will begin to sit up and take notice
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29
DriftWccd
The Man Who Smiles.
BY PHIL H. ARMSTRONG.

The Man rho ShlleA. Give me the man who smiles-don'
 care
 Who he happens to be or where The man who brayely meets all things That come-with a laugh that clearly
 rings That greets you on the street each day With a cheerful word as you hear him Hello. Bill-how Ire you runnin'T Give me the man who smiles you bet He has no time to nope and fret. We're glad to see him come around, A welcome friend--he's always found. He just laughs care out of his way. No matter where you'll hear him say Hello. Mike-it's blamed fine morn
 ing" Give me the man who smiles-anJ yet There's this about him: don't forget He s troubles just like you and me But don't wear 'em out where folks
 can see ....: IT,. He's brave enough to laugh 'em down. He says to you without a frown-- ... Hello, Jack-come let's have smile"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29
KnocI<, Knock, Knock

That Chicago girl says she will stand pat on the question.
 Then there is no use for us to take 1t up again
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29
On the Dresser.

DO you follow the thread of my ar gument?" asked the spool.
 Yes" replied the needle, T have my eye open to what you are saying.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29
DoNmtara.

When 6 man says girl is bird he means she Is high flyer.
 The heavy villain doesn't want you to make light of his part.
 The organ grinder does a musical turn every day.
 The thief is the only one proud of his family skeleton" for 1t fits every lock
 Birds of a feather are locked to- gether.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29
SWORN DETAILED.

The Adyertiser is one of the VERY FEW Southern Newspapers that prints a sworn detailed Circulation Statement every day in the year. showing the actual number Of complete ce~ies printed and PAID FOR We done include the free copies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29
Hia Thnnnhta.

q don't think much of her singing, "Yes, but don't like to say it out loud"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29
ExpIaimed.

Publlsher-I object to this line in your novel, "She swept into the room with a calico apron on" Now, how could a woman, who Is naturally the Vainest creature on earth, enter room dramatically with an apron on?-
 Author-Well, you haven't read the last part of the sentence-1 was de scribing a chamber maid cleaning up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29
Overheard.

My ancestors stand high in Ameri- gan history"
 50 do mine-they are bridge build ers.,'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-29
COngreBanlen Appe0rinR,

Whenever the President comes back to the White House after a long ab- aence. there is always a coincident in-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15
:, eountry bo.tsd sacked. ssHos5o, Mnlt.ed-.

OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS s.
NEW YORK, OCT. 4,-FL0yRmostsia;dy ~ 6 6Ys
quiet, Minnssota patent sAeo9so; Mla sfs ~
bakery tsSg@ wnss Raasen nucK sshh at
q nse NSi1s and Hyso@ Z.
sSasi' ssi4aiis kIa-asd 'sSss% E
Steady tdt feeding, sSAe mailing, {sgesc. -
Options she a. +, net advance Nay '9s''i
N9 ne"saisR e oHb sssm5ss
H. H. o ost lsSss m afsa ssgsss
ps sssf aams 5sH!!y dai
sksd bellies s Dsr pr p,aRk esaaa hsR ssksa
!; 81 sss9ss ;$S
IT, IT, 0aGl eSssio Rosin-Steady a $500 Tpgpen-
tins-Duil and easy at IN 7se ,,..,.a
G dS a eoss iSd1sc F sy9'Ss
raw sauIet: fair refining sds Lilo. conrflsa
% test. saga li-l8oi molassss gHgar, s&@
;.ss; sri mould j, s.. III cut loat and o,rlshsd,
R.s0; powdered. $780, granula ted. N.So; cubes,
kssss,F M.sHSy sW br, ssms'!!S sss s' Mo-
Butter STEADY creamery. isNaslgMs; s, ,I;s
sSss SSA$SiISss sss-FFa hardening ton
cabbag uiet and Mnchanged; Potatoes
Quiet snd unchanged, PARLIAMENTARY Pea
Scssttaasssa OIL STEADY but sps,t Prime
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Lynchburg ropncco Market.

Y h; Lyuchburs Va, OCT u. 1905.
The sales Of loose Tobacco the fst
as reported by John L: Oglesby, OF Lynch s
was os s1Ws sth pounds
sold week ending October 18th. 81, 600 pounds
Increase for week ending October 18TH y, loo
pounds. 55li 49, s Z. u, = =,
1905, 400. 80 pounds !; sold from September !.
1904 to October 49, 1901 ISL. $50 pounds increase
for 1905. Ii, 500 pounds. K, l.
The offerings tho past week were largely OF
new \ tobacco The indications from what h n1s
one Il being OF satisfactory. size With 5000
quality a the texture. rather better than was
expected and the color about What me tts rag
Prices ranged as follows: ,,7s 80, ~
I'VE Eus ,.o u. Tt7.60 a 66.75
S..o. 4 as ~ 100 % 1000
Fine leaf Qy We o;'o
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Danvillc Tobacco Market,
(A. Reported BY Dibrell Brothers,

= y ,' Danylllc. Va, Dot. u; 1906;
lasting we'll into the afternoon several days.
The quality Of the offerings has been h sa N 81
common as compared With the sales Or the pu ~
s seea particularly scarce. as Well low grades
The quality generally may BIO described as so cf'
grad Grades ana everything selling seems to be.
Ga Gerly taken at FUN prices The aEse cor
their full proportion Of the receipts; y. ne q.
farmers generally seem to be well pleased 60, WIZ IN
prices - Old tObnccos are fairly active, put tne
ss sortrnent Is small. and there is very little
to be had Of the grades that appear 70 20 most
n demand. ts4E s5s5- ,s3
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young, large per pound. l1Gllsc.; young,
small, per pound. 101llc Geese, large fat

young, large, per pound, llGpll1sc.; young,
small, per pound. lo9llc Geese, large fat
BuTTER-choice family packed, per pound.
lsgl9c,; choice dairy packed, per pound. no
60 !srs es ssek Se1 PEI
mon, per pound l30l4c.
EGds-tn crates, nearby, fresh, per dozen,
zoe. !, l, other ,,I sections. per dozen, l9c AZ,
Glso,; fair 70 good per pound, 5da1sc,; runners.
per pound. 4d5c- sheep fair to prime. per
ss'se,i cattle, fair e prime. per pound 5a5,ss;,
sl.5oGL75; dried peaches, peeled per pound.
laGl3c.: pears, Bart!otts, choice 10 fancy. $50
6hO seckles, choice to fancy, s4aIb60; LeConte,
choice to fancy. l.a5Rl,50; Keiters. choice to
sEgl suaTsTsa per pound. ss Ia asF ho, Bssi
p isitsi pe sss pound 495o sa:kSesrss pe.
pound. $3.50. Whortleberries. pei pound. ~
ioc. Onions. choice yelloT, sugar pa e g.
iSHSs sossSS AYE s.tGs
barrel is,25Q 500; oholce, per barrel, s!75P
washed free OF burrs. .s5Qfs7ct, unwasne ed. iree
of burrs, &a3lc.; merlno unwashed 2gap2ss.;
bury, 21Sc per pound lesA lIlsh poI!oes.
hpshe S9sssS
large, 129lloi sldes, smoked lo9lle:, snoaa ~
dsrs smoked 991oc, Lard Country. pfi1he' ~
Jobbsrs y!as b, 'u %Pinfs:
ffsssTs q ~
HlsIa coTpmSaL yctY Sssksa VVfzts.t
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COTTON hIARKETB.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE cotton market
opened easy ut unchanged prices to decline
q points. and Increased The loss to matter
bear pressure and liquidation prompted BY
higher temperatures south. predictions tthat
the cold wave In the northwest would not
southern banking institution. Around o.77 for
January. however, the market rallied on re-
ports that the Southern difficulties were not
Important and weekend covering. with the
market In the middle Of the morning steady In
tone at a nat advance Of S14 points a
D Receipts Of cotton at the ports to-day We're
fo0i7 bales against 6o.4Ss last week and b0.6ls
bales agains. sl7,o62 last week and sci 4os last
years. To-days receipts at New Orleans 1863
bales against 10,lSS last ysar. and at Houston
1880 bales against l2,076 last year.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. g., Oct. 14-sPIRIrs
E;N;TTNEINoshing doing; receipts, Il
casks. Rosln-Ftrm at sseoi receipts: 80 bar
Crude 1Nrpentine-F4rm at s., 25a4,7 receipts
1877 barrels. ,,r,,u
STEADY at Coo; sales 100 casks: receipts. TO
casks shipments, 1854 casks, Rosin-Flrm;
sales, IBIS barrels; receipts 2,tal DarrSls
snsR5 ARI.Es i s q. q, oot, l4TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-NothinS doing.
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uAR1Nn rNrrL1.raENon,
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT, u, 1905
ARRIVED

FORT OF RICHMOND. OCT, u, 1905
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pecahontas Graves. Norfolk. mer,
handise and passengers virginia Navigation
steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk, msrohan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line
SAILED,
s,eamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, merchan-
s,,se and passengers, Old Dominion line ls.s4
Schooner Mary s Bradshaw, Lear. Philadel-
mia pa railroad ties.
Baree s. NJ. Provost McKalvey, Chiokafom-
my. light y ~ n
PORT OF WEST POINT, OCT. ~ 1905.
ARRIVED,
Charlotte, Murphy, Baltimore, pass'nssrs and
t SA1Ll1D.
steamer Charlotte, Murphy, Baltimore. pass
aeEgers and general cargo
e PORT NEWPORT NEWS. OCT y, 1900. X
ARRIVED.
Steamer Castle yentry, New YORK..
Steamer Fortuna, Santiago. SIS
steamer Tindher Providence
Rares While Band, Providence
'El SAILED.
Schooner Marcy Manning Portsmouth,,
Schooner JaInea w. Paul. Jr., BapgoN
schooner ]. r. Teel Hayana s
Schooner r. r, Tllton. Gardnsr, {
schooner Clara ponnel, NoptAlk.
Barge Ohio, Provldencs,
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Miscellaneous Markets.

PETERsBURa PEANuT MARKET.
fRe6ort ed by Rodgers, McCabs and Coz
PETERSBURG. VA, Oct 4 -PEAN!iLs-I5
VrElnill,-Marieet weak at sal3iso. for fancy
stock; machine picked, 21sc.; Smelling stoek,
IN 921sc
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BANK Statement
IS AGAIN PU ] I I. v
But tic Traders Are . No Longer
Mislcd5By the
Same.
A BIG DECREASE : Z: IN LoA
Thc, Market Remained 1mpaassive.
Attendance Small Be! Because
81 Cup Races.
i BIC DECREASE IN LOAF
nv ssocinted I'ress.)

H-,,w YORK, October 1.-The bank
statement proved an cnigmn again to-
dov ~ has como to be expected. owing
- tia largo share in banking operations
ny institutions outside tho clearing
bouse which do not report results to be
Included In tho bank statement.
Tho stock market remained irnpassive
on tho appearance Of the statement and
h,ctuations were feeble. with tho closing
easy ut small declines.
A Tho attendance at the Stock Exchange
yas small. owing to tho large number
OF nbsentees at tho automobile cup races.
The bank statements showing OF q de.
+ crease In loans OF 500. 456.6o0, makes
record with the sole exception OF the
reduction OF the frat week OF September.
The stock market has Indicated some
louidation during the week, but nothing
like the figure reported In the bank
4 statement Prel imnary estimates In the
cash. a change based on figures supplied
by the banks themselves had promised
an Increase OF about a million dollars.
while the bank statement shows an
actual decrease OF 81. $50 800 No expln-
nation Is offered for the discrepancy
except az II may represent rectiicn-
Y ton OF previous statements which have
shown unexplained growth in the cash ash
reserves. IA III a
The total sales OF bonds. par value.
s2.o12, CO., Total sales, 162, 100 shares
NEW YORK, October 14-Money on
cali nominal; no loans; time loans firm
g go days b95 IL pc srcent: 90 days 5Nfe 1-2:E
six months 4 1-214 s-4; prime mercantile
paper 5I5 Ia: sterling exchange strong.
with actual business in bankers bills al
Il 4s5.7684s5s5 for demand and at .25G
1910 for e0 day bills. Posted rates 4s2
1-2sD4sa and $50 IL Commercial bills
dollars At Ia
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RICHMOND GrATN MARKET
& ID Richmond. va, Oct. II. 1905.
.5+ QUOTATIONS. W. s igs
CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET. Il
(Salcs at Union Stock Yards)

I'D
Richmond, Va. Oct. 4 1905, .
endne ss toos fo
1s sammea t. so ss Z fSsa
iss SssS IT. aj sSS'Ho /, ,s ss%nes
s. tat Cows aha oaSes per ssaa
SCI as od sas eapil shsep best ambs
e. common to tar snSHSS:; stock 's.S eyes, tfGS KY
CHICAGO oct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. {r !, Be- b! 40
sssss f$yss
HsSyy 3 st rough aesyy a sssss
= sos sS Ss 81 ssar ssSo, Su l'm's $50
l4 SR% seA foH os :eaty
sSssp and f.ambs-Rcelpts: ass head Sheep
s r tep sraasa ssesa for ot 70 common
i IVA head ssdS n uI Weak Weak, ~
ii, g1 rsE mars s ..s oS s5oss
5 Re Sss ssavsf' sRsssssR!' ns ss' asfs
sss p.Es y rssgs %s's ssssp
Ss yes So@ saiy.s ;7sSss spring lambs
ns esSSN AT .s Is tla5Ssassssd
esFs q ' s. seoas sa'R
at sa.7b04,&. Iambs-steady at s4.7bG750.
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crude. &. q. b. mile, lsA p1sc, prime summer
yellow, a53t Ql448c.j prime white eS'ad:sc.; prime
Winter yellow; 2Sh92so

CHICAGO. ILL. OCT, A,--Infuonced by
speculative operations en- ara large =. SCALE she
going rapidly up and then dropping back. The
CLOSE showed q loss OF hgAc forpeeen36sr'
v Sate u are s' olp yRaso 70 no = -
The leading futures ranged as folloWs:
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RICHMOND PRoDuGH MARKFr
LIVE PouLTRY-chlckens small bright rer
|sgge, , per pound, lsc.; extra large, per pound
lsc. Hens. small, per pound, lie; large per
pound, nc boosters, each, 25@S)c Ducks
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. Md. Got. N--Seahoard Air
Line common and prtfarred-Not quoted
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Petersburg Tobacco Market.

(As Reported by Caaddock-Jones virginia
'A' Petersburg va. Get; II 1923 sos,
orferinen 81 both dark and brights and prices
very satisfactory on all grades grades.
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TOBACCO NIARKETA

~ RichMond, Va, Oct. Il, 1905,
Tobacco--park Fired (old)--Market continues
very quiet very little doing Receipts and Of,
ferlngs yers, light New pr m!ngs continue In
at unchanged prices; light receipts, Bun
Cured (old)--Marltet continues steady at prices
quoted, Receipts and offerings very light Sea-
son about over.
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4 BALTIMORE MD, Oct. 814.--FLouR-Fl
and unchanged Wheat-Quiet and arm. Spot,
contract, ssA@saNe.; spot, No. 2. rsd western,
steady; spot. sA6es,ho.; southern white corn
Ssassc oats =. No g r mixed, Ssgss!ao
Steady and unchanged T; fancy imitation 1a@,
2os fancy creamery !. 2 s;d s fancy e; lndIe
,unohansed at 22c. Cheese-F1rm and I'm
changed at 1esi0 1sc. sugar-Steady and un-
changed I'll fet9s9 y SS.f.
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naxseed, sio.; No, northwestern, 500; prime
Timothy seed. $50. Mess pork, per barrel,
sis7oalS lard per i 100 pounds VS.; short
sides Cboxed, 5slDs.96. Wh1skey, basis Of high
wines. 81 20. Glover, contract grade, ss.50012,
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Cotton tutures opened easy and closed stead
Spot cotton closed quiet; mlddIIng upllnds
O10; mlddlng gulf, 1886; sales. III bales.

1o.i6; mlddling gulf, 1885; sales. ri bales
Cotton. quiet; mlddllng, 1910; gross receipts.
1881 bales; sales III bales; stock. 24S bales;
export to Great Britain, 27oa bales; to the
Continent, 500 bales sfG
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts, 40. 047
bales: export to Great Britain. .e7,91o bales; to
tho Continent. 276a bales: stock, Sas. 100 bales.
Consolidated at all ports--tSet receipts, 49, OF
bales; export to Great Britain, $3.50 bales; to
the Continent, 21.7G3 bales. s{#s
Total since September LIST at all ports-Not
receipts l,655, G1 bales; export to Great Britain
64,77s bales; TO France, l07 3j8 bales: to the
Continent, 4as.Sls bales; to Japan. 1856 bales;
10 Mexico. 100 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct l4.-coIToN- spot
eott9n quiet and steady. Sales 1900 bales, IN
Guiding $50 e arrive; delivered on contracts,
hrst cal! covering by, shorts caused an adj
vance OF 4G6 points. the Improvement holding
% the, close, Trading was very llgh, and the
points. f# Ea z
Cotton futures steady, october, . lo@a 7e;
November . "a; December. a.7S4979 jan
raSK e q ss Tebpary ss1asS March
tune, 1o,lsGlO,9oi July, loo4al0,25,
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u. S. refundinr Is, registered. !. 1ost
u s, refundinr a. coupon ....,,,......., 1885,
Vi s, IS. re9istered 1o3M
u s. ss COUPON l04,t
u g. New ~ Y rae1s tered ,,,,,.,.........., 1881
u, s.. Nav IT, ooypon Observation-Disclosures 184H
III g. Old "a re- 9iste red Observation-Disclosures, 1919
u, g. Ola H. eouporl Observation-Disclosures, l049s
American '1'oba cc,, Is certificates. .,..... 7SM
American Tobacco g. certificates. ..,......., 1131t
AtchiSon general 102h
Atchison adjust ment Observation-Disclosures. 80
Atlantic Coast Line .,.....,,..,.... 1Olki
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures, 103>{
Baltimore and Ohio s,Es Observation-Disclosures. 9S1t
Central Of Georgia l as;t
Central OF Georgia LIST lno..,,,....,....... eSl.
Central OF Georgia I'd Ino,,,,,,..,....,.., SO
Chesa peake and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 103
Chicago md Alton Observation-Disclosures, BAN
Chicago. b. and Quincy new ts,.,,..,...,. 10lst
Chiagco, r, /. and Pac, r. r. ts..n........ s3n
Chicago, H. T. and Fac. n. r. col 5s.,.... 93N
C., O., G. and st. Louis gen. 4s.,,..,.,,, 10SA
Chicago Terminal Observation-Disclosures. 100
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Go1orado Ma s !ana
c,Ihn ss csrtihcates 1868.
nenrar ana Rn Cranda Observation-Disclosures, 1olA
plstlllers Securities ,sS
Erie prior lien E.a
Forth FIJI Wo,th and Denver City ,is
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