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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-01
MARKET FOR FUTURES
EEvERIsH ACTIVITY AND EXCITEMENT
 ON CHANCE.
New High Levels for Season Reached, with the Late Trading Raising Near Position to 10 15c-Open-
 ing at Advance

New York; June 3o.-The cotton market was fevertshly active and excited, reach ing new high levels for the season. with late trading raising the near position to 10. l5c.
 The opening was firm at an advance of 12@15 points. in response to higher cables. Sentiment was confused by the publication of crop condition estimates by two leading authorities. showing deterioration in the crop for the month of per cent, while the other showed an improvement of about as much. The latter. with fairly good weather the belt, promoted q renewal of bear pressure noted on the pre- vious day. but after a slight reaction. prices began to advance owing to the prompt stopping of July notices which were issued to the amount of some l2,ooo bales. The ment from large local house that they. with others. would stop all tenders of July contracts for powerful interests ' This was taken by smaller shorts as in dicating a possible corner in July and in the afternoon the trade was extremely nei - vous. with stup orders coming out on every few points advance. while New Orr ket July sold up to s.7Sc. or 47 points net higher. and later positions were S3 q3i points higher. The close was off a little on near months under realizing, but steady in tone and 3lQ3S points net higher for the day.
 ceipts of cotton at the ports today, 12,- 6S2 bales. against 15l30 last week and SIS last year. For the week, estimated. TO-, i5.430 last year. Today's receipts at New Orleans 3.11S bales, against TOT last year. and at Houston 2,Tl6. against 2.ll0 last year.
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sECRETARY TESTERS MONTHLY cor. TON STATEMENT

New Orleans. June 30.--Secretary Hester's NeW Orleans Ce1op " Compared with last year it shows an in- S32,OOO bales. compared with year before last an increase of 304 900 and with 1902 an increase of 295,000.
 The total for June was 475,eQS, against 1,442.5l1 last year, 172,369 year before last and lS0,Si0 same. time in 1902.
 The movement from Sept. lst to June states ports 9.6o6.lSS, against 7.o7o,62S last year, 7,66s.716 year before last and 74s5,- ols same time in 1902; overland across the Northern mills and Canada i,O57. .19s, against so9.Oos last year. 1.o64,l4 year be souheTn Fa mis tsknss S,i SRciusVe e of % quan tity consumed at southern out-ports. l. 92S O0O. against l766,oOO last year. l.s13.- in 1902; and interior stocks in excess of season l47,9s7, against S3,27s last year, crease i3.965 same time in l902.
 These make the total movement of the cotton crop brought into sight during the against 9.S2s.9 sos last wear. 10524.SO3 year before last and 10,1Sl.770 same time in 1902 Northern spinners took took during June li$- S22 year before last increasing their total for the ten months to l,i9L662. against before This makes their average weekly takings for the season 6O,722 against 47.- O05 last year. and 47.31s the year before. season have been s.1Os. O05 bales. showing an increase over last season of 2.256,S95 and an increase over the same period year before last of l549.5s5. The increase In foreign exports during June compared with June last year has been 321,O61 and compared with the same period year before last
 stocks at the seaboard and the 2s leadi:.s Southern interior markets on the close of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-01

Chicago. June 30.-Predictions of vide
 here here today in wheat Disorders in Rus sia emphasized the upward trend Of prices
 september closed l% %acttcs,,n snnrbanSed Notwithstanding higher Liverpool prices; e
 wheat here opened rather easy. July h F c changed to Lc lower at ssl4 e ss lac One cause of the easier tone was clear weather was inclined to bearishness. despite heavy rains in Kansas. There was. however, no
 of efeah the sN first hour the market developed 2
 firmer unJertane. As trading PrSgresrTsa rea q
 sentiment became decidedly l prish hrnusbt ont
 by an official forecast for rain throughout
 the greater part of the wheat belt; De. from the Northwest. one report from Mnne-
 apols stating that in some. some sections , tI, of ulate demand was the unsettled condition
 reached the highest point of the day and
 september went & to ,, Sp1e, ,aAtn shfna hm, iSe
 at ses essassAc and July at s$%c. Clear
 of wheat and flour eaualsa
 mary receipts were ssi:sSS ;,. aFs,ps, ss; Sd Chicago reported 169 cars against 16S
 last week and 2Ss aye year ago ;gornoo, oa,,es corn was rather weak early. Conditions in i the corn belt in the. United States were which had weakening effect. Later re- ports of light acceptances strengthened
 values The bulge in wheat added to the firmness Shorts and commission houses were active buyers during the last hour. The market closed firm. at about the high
 est point of the day. September opened un-
 changed to Ac, lower at 54c to 64Ac. sold ranged between 54Nc and 55 1a c 5ssc and
 closed at isc. Receipts. eos cars. with TIT of contract grade.
 closed barely steady. liberal .pr-. taking late being the weakening influence. Sep tember opened unchanged to hc lower at 31A @31Mc. sold up to 31Nc and closed ut Nc July ranged between 32Ac and cars.
 Trading in provisions was extremely quiet Sentiment was rather boarish the greater | part of the day owing to lower live hogs. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. cars; corn. 577: oats. 1o9; hoge. 17.000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-01
WALL STREET REVIEW
SPECULATIVE MOVEMENT COMES TO A HALT.
Call Loan Rate Takes Rise to Six Per Cent. Lively Shilling Out of Stocks at
 ODening of Proceedings.

New York. June 3o.-The call loan rate rate movemsnt in the stock market came to |. 2 halt; There was lively spilling out oI the of foPssanf se fury ynk x I the market: and some wide declines resulted
 There was not exceeded in fac, during the rest of the day and the market de- veloped dull resisting tendency and was was strength. But the volume of dealings show ed a notable shrinkage and during the lat ter part of the day trading came almost 10 The refusal of the Stock Exchange au- bfnorities bp to comply with pet'o%n %onda o1 Gid not alter plans on the part of many brok- CTS to leave the eity today not to ;,t,nr return There was little disposition in view of this prolonged interval to extend new commit induced was small and confidence is still ease in the money market after the turn of the half year. The rate for call loans ess ssSs , sns ss ,ns hh' e closing week of last year in the period of preparation for the annual settlements
 Tomorrow's bank statement will reflect the weeks sold exports which are mostly responsible for the absorption from the mar expected that the remittance of funds from the interior will largely offset this. On the settlements are expected to have Involved heavy loan expansion. Next week also ments of an installment on the Western Pacific bond issue.
 The harder tone of the money market to- finance bills in the foreign exchange market under which rates receded still further from the the, gold export point The , effect G or nn the of view from which Wall Street regards the Russian internal situation with any appre- ported from Russian cities therefore was of little direct influence on the market.
 The return of New York trust companies to the State Banking Department under the call of June :. was studied attentively in banking circles. The increase in de Of sG is of h ne With hs and dency disclosed by the comptroller's report on the National banks of the country. The companies is even more striking than in the case of the National banks. the cash on hand being reduced to s4.5s7s7o and the showing a shrinkase e of s7s. 7s3
 The failure of the Louisville < Nashville late to today, not only on Louisville Nashville; hut on Baltimore & Ohio. Union Pacific and of predictions of dividend increases. The report of q contract for the supply of enor, nous amounts of steel billets by the United States Steel corporation to the Pittsburss States Steel stocks from the prevailing heaviness. The advance in Erie second pre- some sympathetic effect was produced on the other coalers. notably Ontario West resistance to the pressure on the market With the recession in the call loan rate substantial recoveries were made ond the market closed steady with small mixed
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value. $2.S75.ooo United States bonds were all unchanged on call.
 NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
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COTTON.

New York. June sol note the folowins telegram from Bolton. Texas: You are going to learn soon how much damage the weevil can do. find stung forms in every field I have examined. Young will soon be. coming out. We will then have thousands. Crop three weeks late" From many other sections of the cotton belt receive the most alarming reports as to the lateness of the crop. the smailness of the tive power: Miss Giles monthly crop re- port. issued today. makes the average con dition .76, as against .7S one month ago She says that the indications are far ar approximate crop of 10,600,0o0 bales. shall appreciate If those of my friends tc whose eye this notice shall come will tele- graph me not more than ten words at my expense. stating briefly the condition and outlook in their locality, and l would ss- .pecialiy request my Texas correspondent: to advise me fully as to the probability oi increased ravaEes by. boil weeyil in that State Meantime I take occasion to ex- press my. confident belief in very. much higher prices for cotton. The worlds con sumption of American cotton at present is at the rate. of 14.Ooo. 900 per annum. If as the majority of my reports indicate the probabls crop next year Is likely to be less than II. 900. 900 bales. regard 12 cent cotton as certain any commercial propo-
 THEODORE H PRICE,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-01
DAILY COTTON MARKET.


 Galveston Firm. s5sc; net receipts. g. Oe2 shipments. coastwise. 59. 113: gross. S.1ls; sales. l.soo: stock. 7s,- Frarce. 2.20U: to continent. 250; coastwise, 27s.
 Mobile-Firm. s1ac: net receipts 5s5; savannah-Firm. SAC; net receipts. 2.- OPS; shipments. to continent. 400; coast wise. 2.e14
 Charleston - Nominal; net receipts. C; gross. 6: sales. 42o; stock, 2.756; shipments coastwise. 483
 . Wilmington-Nominal net receipts. 24e gross. 245; stock. 3.O34.
 Norfolk-Steady. s%c: net receipts. l. 157: gross. 1.l57: sales. 1sS; stock. 23,406; Hhipments coastwise 3.347.
 Baltimore-Nso s"c; net receipts ( to Great Britain. $50: New York-Quiet, 10 15c; gross receipts, l.530; stock 126.4so. shipments. to Great Britain. l, ,1bI; to continent 3lo.
 Boston-Steadv. 1U.loc: net receipts. 15. Philadelphia = Firm. 4Oc; gross re- reipts. 1.5b3; stock. 1,115.
 Pensacola-Net receipts. 10: gross. 10: shipments, to Great Britain. 10: coastwise, Brunswick-Net rec.ipts. 7s7; gross. 7S7. stock. l1.952. BS5: stock. S5: shipments. coastwise. SSe
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NEW ORIEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, June 3O.-Spot cotton firm Too to arrive and 200 f. O. b; delivered on contracts. 100 bales. Quotations advanced I-16c
 Futures opened excited with the active positions up 17@1S points on an unexpected Advance in Liverpool and a flood of bullish reports from all quarters. The market continued to advance until prices were $l bale above yesterdays closing. The IhoSa commenced to buy and assieted the
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NAVAL STORES.

Savannah. June 3W- -~- IUTptHIIHC IIfIII' 55 a. q 56c; sales. l.99a. receipts. 1s45' ship Rosin firm: sales. as37 receipts. s.os4; shipments. l.O4s quote: A. B. C, 8; 20; D. ss..77S; I. :$.7S: :';V K. &. SO: NJ, B 90; \. s4 Oo: w c. s4.25; w W. s+.Go.
 Charleston-Turpentine and rosin nothing doing.
 Rosin steady. unchanged; receipts, 34a
 Tar firm. g. co bid. receipts. 4s.
 Crude turpentine firm. $2 2.5O S4.25 and $4.75: receipts. ?. IT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-01
TAKING OF AMERICAN COTTON BY THE
 WORI.nS SPlNNERS

New Orleans. June 3O.--Secretary Hester gives the taking of American cotton by spinners throughout the world follows. in round numbers:
 This week Is4000 this year. against 1lS,- 900 last year and III, 900 year before last
 Total since Sept. l. this year ll,03l. .O00 against 9.253.000 last year and l0.l7S,000 the year before
 or this Northern spinners and Canada took 2.lsS,o9o bales this year. against 221, O01 last year and POS. O00 the year before; ; southern spinners l.s67 OOO against l.s4S,- 900 last year and 1.s5i.o0o the year before and foreign spinners 6.s66. 000 against D. fore
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-01
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
MARINE NEWS.

New Orleans. June SO \, C1eaTsl: slTE: Hansen. Bocas del Toro via Colon, Alban- ian Br Gardner, Manchester; Preston' Nor. Irgens. Port Limon
 Port Eads-Arriyed strs Carrigan Head, Br. orr. Teneriffe Ell Dorado; Prescott, Bluefieids. sailed: strs. Miranar. Br i, Anderson Pensacola; Rorefield. lir, Black more Mobile; Westover, loy, Tampa via Mobile Montauk, Br. Houghton. Leith; Frisia Ger Hoffschmidt. Hamburg
 Mohtle-Arrived: str Dora BatteA. 1tal E, Figarri Tampa. Cleared Strs. Ataeniania. Br. Tomalyre. Colon. Belvernon Nor. 'ol- sen, Puerto Limon; Hiram. Nor. Thorsen, Puerto Cortez Mount Vernon. Nor. Falsen. Puerto Limun. .%'.>. F.: >s,
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Fnrt Worth & Denysr City 1st

Fort Worth Denver City lst .... ..1lo
 Hooking Naiiev Ahs .... ..112
 Japan 6s, certificates .... .... LOOK Louisville Nashville unified Is .l05 A Manhattan consol gold 4s .... .... ..iO4A Mexican CcHtIai ss .... I9
 Minn. & St. Louis Is .... .... .. 96 + Missouri Kansas & Texas Is .... 1Oi
 National K R. of Mexico consoi Is si
 New York Central general 3As .... 100 x New Jersey Central general 5s .... ..13sA Northern Pacific Is ...A ..106
 . do 3s ...'' .'A 1Sh oregon Short Line rfds Is .... .ssK Pennsylvania conv. 3hs .103 A Reading general Is ...... ..103x St Louis a Iron Mountain consol 5s lis
 St Louis 6 San Francisco fg. Is ...... 90N St Louis Southwestern consol As .. Slh Seaboard Air Line 4s ...- S9A Southern Pacific IS S3N Southern Railway 5s ..120% Texas & Pacific 1sts ..12l h Toledo, St. Louis & Western Is stls Union Pacific 4s .01k
 do conv 4s .. .... .... .... ..2SN ,,,.S Sea,a. S,eei ond ba et t Wabashr rS ists p,''' .'.. .'.. 7sH Western Maryland IS sS wheeling S Lake Erie 4s 93A Wisconsin Central 4s ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-01
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR.

steady Mild dull
 centrifugal. s6 test. 4l4c; molasses sugar. 3Ssc Refined firm
 Coffee futures opened steady. unchanged. following steady European cables There was no primary news, owing to the holiday practically no feature. closing steady. net unchanged to points higher fin response to an improvement in the German market Sales, 7,750 bags.
 September. .... .... .... 6. 55 December. .'.. '''' '''H .''' S SSS
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Interior Movement.

Houston-Steady. sssc; net receipts. ,2.- SIS. gross, 267S;, shipments. S.s2e; sales.
 Augusta-Firm. skc; net receipts. 432. gross. 432: shipments. 5o6; sales. 2O2: stock 5b,466.
 Memphis-Firm. s1S-1sc. net receipts. s6l: gross. 67l; shipments, 66s; sales, '6o; stock, IT, 256.
 St. Louis-steady. s%c; gross receipts. kos: shipments, 7Ss. sales. l+S; stock. ss.-
 Cincinnati - Net receipts. 46: gross. 45: shipments. 55: stock. ll,40S. B1 gross. s1; shipments. 2s. sales. l0s. stock. l25. s.. ::. b,415, shipments. SSH; sales. 4,24l stock. il5,l5o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-01
TWELVE CENT COTTON PREDICTED.

New Orleans. June 30.-The cotton market continued its advance here today on Liver pool advtces and bullish reports on the con- dtion of the crop. At the middle of the morning there was a flood of bearish tele- grams but the bulls were unaffected and prices went on up until they were 29 points above yesterdays closing. Undoubtedly the market a manipulated affair today, but 1t was strong nevertheless. and there were predictions the floor that the pres ent rise would reach 12 cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-01
SECRETARY TESTERS WORLDS VIS-
 IIRI.E EIrRPIX ETATEMENT,

New Orleans, June 3O.-Secretary fes- ters statement of the worlds visible supply of cotton made up from special cable and teiegraphic advices compares the figures or this week wits last week. last year and the year before. It shows q decrease for the week just closed of 135,924. against a decrease of 95.os5 last year and decrease of S1.453 year before last.
 The total visible Is 3.437,ot1. against g., 572.965 last week. 2.os7.So3 last year and of American cotton is 2,15l,o41. against 2, 49,965 last week. 1.092S03 last year and 1.124.97s year before last. and of all other kinds. including Egypt. Brezil. India, etc. l, 286 900, against 1.323.000 last week. 975.- Oo0 last year and 1.oss,90o year before last.
 The total worlds visible supply of cotton as above shows decrease compared with last week of 135.924. an increase compared compared with year before last of l.223o6s:
 Of the worlds visible supply of cotton as above there is now afloat and held in Great Britain and continental Europe l. 1SsOOo, against 1.215.00O last year and 1.243o00 year before last: in Egypt 1S5.oOo. against 1lo;- ; 900 last year and 3l.o00 year before last in India 42s.OOo. against 476,ooo last year and 66o.ooo year before last: and od In the year and 2SO.00O year before last.
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Total sales for the day. 5O4,1oO shares.
NEM YORK BONDS.

Nf.h 1Ohh bONDS.
 United States retundInx 2s. registered. l0f
 do coupon. =. ..... ...., ..,.. .r... lV4 r. United states 3s. registered .... ii9SA A United States new 4s. registered i32 United states old As. registered ..lo4 American Tobacco Az. certificates .TSN
 do 6s. certificates s''- iIa Ss AtchlS' general As ..'lUS 4
 do adjustment As .,.. .... g6 F Atlantic Coast Line 4s .... l0@ N Baltimore Ohio Is .... ''.. ''lu9 "p " 2S ''.- -. '''' '''' '''- '' Central of Gcorgia 5s .... .... .... ''Idt
 u0 lNt Inc. ...' ..'' so \ o, Ho Eud inc. .'.- ''.' '''' = 1 zs ShGsapeake X Ohio 4As ,... '.'' '-.'l9 Chicnso. E. X Quincv new As -. ..lO3 Chicago R. ]. X P. R. R, As .... '..' Si $ c c. C. x st. Louis gen. As '.lo2 F Chicago T"rmlnal 4s -. gs5s Colorado Midland As .... ..'' 70 < Colorado southern As .... '.'. ...' s4 $ Suha 9S, certificates .,.. -.'. ..'' iSo N Denver x Rio Grande 4s ..'. '.-'19S Plstillers' Securities 5s .... s. '''''' ,oSH do general Is ..A ..s. .'s. S''' sS
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Total Movement.

Total today. at all ports. net 12.sS2: ship ments, to Great Britain. S,227; 10 France, e.2o0; to continent, 966; stock. BOOSTS,
 ! Consolidated. at ell ports. net 73.69o: shipments, to Great Britain. 27.224 to France. J7,9S2, to continent. ls,262: to Ja- pan. 3.SS7. :.. +4.":. Total since Sept l. at all ports. net D. B06, ,lSS; shipments to Great Britain, 3.7SS,- S06; to France. S02,179; to continent, 3,067,- B23: to Japan. 3o0.5S6: to Mexico. 29.2S2.
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:. Indicates rise. s- Indicates fall.
Riyer Forecast


 (For next two days) The upper Coosa will fail slowly or re- main stationary, and the lower Coosa and Alabama will continue to rise slowly.
 Weather Conditions
 (Past 24 hours) Additional rains. mostly light to modei>- ate have fallen in the South and in portions of the middle West the rainfall being heavy in southwestern Alabama and northern Georgia generally fair weather now pre- Natls in the North. along most of the Al lantic and Gulf coast and in the West; the barometer Is highest on the middle At temperatures have changed but slightly. eN- cept n rise of l2 degrees in upper Micht- gan and 0 fnl of 10 degrees in Utah: day temperatures continue moderately high in the South.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24 hours ending a. m, 10th meridian time,
 MONTGOMERY. Ala. June 30,t tlsO5.
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.

kettle centrifugal. A. Q41c: centrifugal whites. 15-16 @5 l-16c; yellows. aA 9iA e: seconds, 2h Q3Ac.
 Moiasses nominal: open kettle. ls92ee: centrifugal. 6G14c.
 Syrup nominal soc.
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

New York. June 3O.-Comparative cotton statement for week ending June 3O 1905. Net receipts at all ports 7S,e90
 do last year., .... .... ..,. l1,439 Total receipts since Sept. l. ...... 9,6O6.lsS
 do last year. .... .... ....7 .065. .2lO Exports for the week 6S.3l5 do last year.. .... .... 52,S45 Total exports since Sept. 1st ..79S2.S26 .-- do last year. .... ....5 5. TAG. POT Stock at all U. $. ports .... .... 400,S73
 do last year.. .... .... .... 165,695 Stock at all interior towns .... .. 201.03
 do last year,. .... .... 99,431 Stock at Liverpool last year 4S5.000 Stock Of American efloat for Great
 Britain same time last year -. s5,oo0
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bulls in sending prices up themselves. The strength of the bull movement con. tinued to the end of the session. the market closing steady with net gains of 26Q29 points.
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RANK CIEARISGS,

New York. June 30.--The following table. compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank cIearings at the principal cities for the week ended June 29. with the percentage of in crease and decrease as compared with tho corresponding week last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-01
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. June 3o.-l.ess actlNlty IS ho- firmness on practically all lines Is per ceptible. Buyers who are looking for near deliveries are pot very successful in finding them
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COTTON MOVEMENT sraTIsr1cs

New York. June 30.-The following sta tistics on the movement of cotton for tx week ending Friday. June 3O were com piled by the New York Cotton Exchange:
 Weekly Movement.
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COTTON RECEIPTS

New York, June 3O.-The following are the total net receipts of cotton at all ports
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NOW York, Jute 5V--F OlIOWIng WtFe the auotatiops ou the Cotton Exchange today:
 open: High. Low. Close,
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} Corrected.
LIVERPOOL COTTo NFUTUREs.

IIVGTpOUI, uuiet and closed steady. American mid
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The amount of the crop brought into sight for the ten months from September to June inclusive Is 2.910.000 over last year. 2.216.000 over year before last and ..o5S.Ooo over 1902.
 The movement into sight during the past week has been 34.613. against 4O.o46 year. 43.534 year before last and 49.o65 same time in 19G2
 The statements of weekly movements will be discontinued for the rest Of the sea-
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We Invite Your Deposit Account. Interest Allowed in Savings Department Only.

June were 601.sS0. against 26o.655 the samo date last year. and 2s2,250 the year before.
 Including port and interior town stocks left from the previous season and the number of bales of the current crop brought into sight during the ten months. the sup ply has been 12.9ol115. against e,s96, 7O' last year and 0739.S77 the year before
 Up to June 30 last year 9S 1S-100 per cent of the cotton crop had been marketed and for the same ten months in 1903 the per- centage of the crop brought into sight was 9S 11-100, and for the same time In 19O3 the percentage marketed was 95 33-lO0-
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES. New Orleans, Juno 30. - Cotton future barely steady: Iune nominal.
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.
WEEKLY LOCAL COTTON sTATEME,

Stock on hand Sept l. ,.oz Received past week ..... 421 Received previously ..... 195.S35- 1s5.756 Total. .... .... .... 197,351 Shipped past week .... 1,395 shipped previously -. 1s9,s40- 1s1, ,2a5 Stock on hand Thursday
 night. June 29, 1905 6,116 last year .... ... -. .... .... 3,1s7 Received corresponding week last
 year oo Total received to corresponding
 week last year -. 167.4sO Price, June 30, 1904, 10c.
 Price. June 30. 1905. 9Sc.
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RESOURCES:

Lo ans and Discounts. Furniture and Fixtures.
 Demand Loans, ...$4o, 538. o8 Cash & Exchange, S9, 16s. 76'