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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14
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WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY STATEMENT;

New Orleans. Oct 13.-Secretary Hester 8
 statement of the worlds visible supply
 of cotton. made up from special cable and
 telegraphic advices. compares the figures of
 this week with last week. last year and
 the year before. l. shows an increase for
 the week just closed of 2s5.76s. against an
 increase of 2T3.S59 last year and an increase of 1905 year before last.
 The total visible Is 3,32e.472. against B.
 csO. 7o4 last week. 2.4ls.2e1 last year and 1.s3s.Ss2 year before last. Of this the total ot American cotton Is 2.5S9,472, against 2.351.T04 last week. 1.s17.291 last year and l.335.3s2 year before last. and of all other kinds including Egypt Brazil India. etc. 737.000. against 73e.00O last week, 49s.O0o last year and so4ooo year before last. The total worlds visible supply of cot ton as above shows increase compared with last week of 235 7s7. an increase com pared with last year of 9l0,1S1. and an in crease compared with year before last of l,4sT. .0so.
 Of the worlds visible supply of cotton as above there is now afloat and held in Great Britain and continental Europe l. 6Ts Ooo, against 1,235,O00 last year and 962.- 000 year before last: in Egypt 5SOOO. against 72. DOC last year and 4s 900 year Before last: in India 433OoO. against 225.- 900 last year and 222.0n0 year before last and in the United States 1,2h6.o00. against f 900 last year and eos.0oo eyar before last
 WEEKLY INTERIOR COTTON TOWNS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14
wrrKLY C.yrTON STATEMENT.

New Orleans. Oct 13.-secretary Hester's ssssg Issued SsfoSe the Close of bus esss today. shows a decrease in the nov uhent into sight eompared with the seven figures of 55.o0o. an increase over the name days year before last of e3.o0o and an increase over the same period In lSos For tn. 1s days of October the totals sn noT increase ess over the same period year be- fore last of 100000 and over the same nips For the "a days of the season that have of last year 1s2.eoo. ahead of the same days year before last 662. 900 and ahead of isT1 The = amount brought into sight durins against Sli. 900 for the seven days sndin. ling this date last year. Sss.s s62 year befors Iast s sS. s :sasss sas. samS ot oetaS:r s ii il eso. against s7r.lss last year. 12S2oo n year before last and 7sssss same time s,nn. in 1902 rs e.pts at sli United states ports s, ss issoe;o sseSr sses ioss ovsrland and across s' the Mississppi ohlo and Potomac rivers to Northern mills iasbS year before last and s1,2as same time in 1909; interior stocks in excess or those d t ssaHst sss 4ls q H' ast yas year before last and 2s5.472 same time ir ista; Southern mills, tSkinSs talk SSs s 2Ss9Oo S fore last and 2ss.427 same time in 1902
 These make the total movement for tho As Iays ef the season from Sept. lSt tc date 51to.s4s, against e.Ss?.472 last year i.gTs. 4ss year before last and 2'c6e'o7s same Foreign exports for the week have beer i7I.ezi. against 25s.O50 last year. makinf Inc total thus far for the season s54.s45 aFsinst I.iss.ss2 last year. decrease O
 Northern mills takinss and Canada dur ing the past seven days show decreas' efsi722 as compared with the correspondini period last year. and their total taking Knee Sept lst have decreased 6.103. Tn sotsi takinEs of American mills. North eeuth and cans1a thus far for the Yss se1so, ,so year. These Include l97.S12 by Northern vpfnners. against 203.9l5.
 Stocks at the seaboard and the 2s lead Ing southern interior centres have increase' Gtffng the week 174.i61 bales. against al Increase during the corSesDonding ,ee peri9 t3 xreater than at this date in 1904.
 Including stocks left over , at ports ports an an khe number of bales brought into sigh thus far from the new crop, the supply data is 25s5.0T4. against 2.494.4S9 for tn same period last y%ar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14
MONTGOMERY COTTON
nMcu aN0KD PRICES AND SITUATION ',' 's AT A sTANDsTILL.
Me5aers Arc Stubborn and Buyers waning MI, fer I1ower Prirev-Spinnere H<- ported to Be Going Into
 the Market.

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 An unchanged narket at the close was ths result of yesterdays operations In cot aoa. ana the indications point to lower yf5&es today.
 era but the net result of the day was as IT fhs exchsnges had been ciossd The future @askst opened around q,,,ss dhpr, h,shsr recov- of1S9 f2 to IS points. Later in the day II fec3ded and closet listless and about Thurs
 fcte in the day cables frcSn Msnchestsr oa1l that spinners were short ot cotton anu Iy.rpeoI sa Da ss due to come four four points fewer 1kiS morning and prices may he lower to-
 'X New Orleans firm xhich is held in high eeteem here sent out this teiegram a' the
 ssfhe strength in the Liverpool market was attributed to several causes nancy, niG 6ool demand. firmness sf Southern n noin- in- Sfrr4o1s to the crop. The advance of three points In options observed before the open; ,; Ing Of American exchanges was msintalneo ae in . n the close. SI,st sales amounted to lo'-
 .1nitisi trades on our market were made at prices practically unehanSed from yes terdky's closing figures There was, NSw S,.- svsr ysry noticeable m ssi aSersass short " and with moderate buyinE values advanced easry.
 .,pfficiaiiy confirmed freezing temps,fia, tcalpo,ina tysres at two points in North Carollha served |, sustain the eavance. In the spo,, merket the increasing demand Is gradual but none the tess sure. and the rsrusal U. so ssli Fl current prices becomes tritia more ~rnnhatic both in the interior and locally. Ths into. s,xht movement for the wnek ns vsas was about midway between last year ana ysas s5 iu 1902. hut the weekly interior move < ment ts less than in 1903.
 wseEiy report will he regarded of prime iynroffance and should accounts or crop Sn3tIry continue some evening of short ac- eoints nav be observed in the last two re- { MaininE days prior to its issuance resuitins { Sn kirher prices We continue to believe xhaf fhe long side nffers greater advan- faSes." . xx..
 Everything is at a standstili m Mon.- wx1neyy Holders are stubborn and some kuvers maintain there is good reason fol thsrn to wait until they can get cotton al lower 2rfces.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14
D-ndstrect'a Review.

New York, Oct. 13.-Bradstreets to- morrow will say:
 Cooler weather later than usual in arriving this year. has given stimulus to retail throughout wide area and trade through the medium of reorders. Much delayed business has materlaiized through the lifting or abolishment of quarantines throughout the central developed in iron and steel. which, though perhaps quieter. so far as new business is concerned, are more firmly held or show further advances Pre- mIums for quick delivery are now al- most universal and contracts far into 1906 are announced for both crude and finished products Export trade in all kinds of grain and flour show eXpan- sions. Prices of nearly all commodi- ties are strong or tend upward, re- fiecting insistent demand.
 Demand for money is still growing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
MARINE NEWS.

rassas New y,rk. SorIand. Nor. Steinert hayanq Tauno9 Nor ElIsfreTe, eeisa ac"s schr ST pendieton's Satisfaction. Clay Port Tampa Cleared strs' Belize, Nor Johannessen Be Be lize; Inchketh. Br.. Bullock; hotSsI ts uan' lana
 New Orleans-Cleared: Str. ProteuS' fai- sey. New York. ,,..oia O'Leary. Galveston: Et Dorado. Freseo.e' aSsnn New York: Georg@ Dumois Nor; Sor SU Pert Arthur: st Excelsior Hapner. havans ha Sailed: Str Catalina. soan.. Juregui1e''
 PensacolaNArrived; Str. Lavigne. Br,. Anderson, Rio de Janiero:. bark b9nhsatr str N.r; Anderson. Fleetwood, pa. saleu' Easuands 2r. ThonIAA Rotteroa-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14
MORLn.S sPINNEns, rAKINcs

NeW OrIeans. OCt I5.-SAcretnry Hester gives tho taking of American cotton bv spihners throughout the world as follows. in round numbers:
 ooc last year and 1GS.OOe year before last
 Total since se:t. list. this year ile5 0O0. egsinst ssh.ooe last year and 6GlO00 the year Asfore.
 Of this Northern spinners and Canada took 1es, ,09t bales this year against 2O4 OOJ last year and 202,60o the year before; south ern splnners 291.o00. against 26l 900 last year and 220.000 the year before: and for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14
WEEKLY LOCAL COTTON STATEMENT
www ORLEANS COTTON.

ysw orleans Oct. 13.--spst cotton firm saias, a,2oe bales. including 1.e5o to arrlye' Gssefations advanced l-1ec; mijdling. 9Hc.
 Futurea opened unchanged to one point up on improvement at Liverpool and re nsved reports of frost damage in the cot, lon belt Prices advanced steadily until about noon. when they were l2@ls points a ereaIixlng movement which continued to the end of the session. prices receding II points. The market closed dull within rasrsxt ftf i26DA points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14

NEW YORK DRY GOODS.
 New York Oct 13.--The dry goods mar ket was without change today as far as prices were concerned. Although certain huyers were conservative regarding the fu- lure. realizing their inability to secure goods for nearby delivery. provided for the future with more freedom. Jobbers' trade was unfavorable with cooler weather.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14
. Revised.
Interior Movement.

Houston-Steady, sHc; net receipts, 15,- 1t4; gross. 15.1o4 shipments. 2o,5so: sales 2.17s: stock. e1.S91. sss: gross. 2.ss3: shipments 2,1s2; sales 1918; stock. 6e.3ss. o34: gross. 2.s5s; shipments. s7s: sales. l. 300: stock. 34.e1o gross, 1872: shipments 1.3Ss; stock. 6.ss5.
 Cincinnati-Net receipts 2se; gross. 2s6 shipments 192: stock. 1o.27a.
 Louisviiie-Firm, 15Ac: net receipts. 1s9 gross. 1es: shipments. 1; sales. 14s: stock
 Total today: Net receipts. 2o.7so: gross 22.sT0; shipments. 25.2ss; sales. 4.s31: stock 175,452.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14
NEw WORK COFFEE AND sUGAR.

New York oct. ls, F Coffee-SDot FIo quiet Mild ouiet,
 Sugar--Raw quiet: fair refining. sos l. 16c; centrifugal a6 test. 2 Ss @ ll-l6c; mo iasses sugar "A q 2,la-i@s Refined ,asned au1Std steady and unchanged to points lower In response to European cables. There was some licudation of December and after, fairIv steady early session the market weak ened under increased offerings from scat tering longs. with the close steady at net decline of 1OG15 points. Sales. SS.fSo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14
N,r,r npIEANs sIrGAR.

New Orleans. Oct. 13.-SuRar quiet: open kettle centrfugal nominal: centrifugal whites. 4lo Q4Ac; prime yellow clarified nominal. 4hc; seco nds 213Hc.
 Molasses nnminal: open kettle. 2lQ21c: centrifugal. 6@14c.
 New cane syrup. 22c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14
SEA ISLAND COTTON.

Charleston, Oct. 13.--Ssea island cotton re- ceipts this week. 4ss bales: exorts none;
 savannah. Oct I3.-sea island cett n quotations: Fancy Floriias. ls@ IS lsc; extra choice Flcridas. 17Ac: choice Flor i5as. lsc; fancy Geargias. ls@ IS 1,e; extra iec: extra fine Georgias and Floridas. lie: 6ins c. and F.. 12e; common c. and F.. He
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS:

G9SssS os sl.ssss ssssDs X. xc 'ne Corn sI1's is @ down Mo. Oats show . gain of wssfnes. s in ts. sssas market developed toward the end of the first hour, At u the staas sp.nins the 'ons nsad. to a0 higher at ssH @sskc; A small advance @ atndn at Liysrs .,sss pSe FeF psrs Mt' of tS. initial on'th on the part of isadins bull Moderate Ss, bearish factors. On wlthdrawsi of .,,,, the z sharply. S Decen,ssr- aeelininx to ssSxe. Pit traders and commission houses were free ssrisiy ta .he sa ment of wheat to market. Receipts today
 h. Sf sers tSan addition. cash markets at all the principa,! in the export news to encourage bulls: of these the session. Closing prices were at ai; most the ioweT: point point of the Say: sa ssnc Einsl
 of pSsss snd oar | to as2.oo0 bushels Exports for the week
 shown by Bradstrssts Ts5s oreped
 apoIF. Duluth and Chicago reported re. re- | The corn market was weak from star, | to finish Values would not withstand the | almost universal conviction that record | breaking crop was now practically set from | all possible Injury from frost. Several | prominent commission houses were free | sellers The weakness of wheat had [
 bearish effect late in the day. The msrks, l closed weak. December opened shade t6 l Mc lower at 44& @44Kc. sold off to 44&c ] and closed at the lowest figure. Local re- | ceipts were 19s cars. with 41 of contrae' l grade IA. .x 1 Oats were easier in sympathy with tn. | weakness of other grain. The volume ol | trading was much smaller than for day. | past. December opened shade higher at
 2s%c. sold off to 2s%c and closed at th' 1 Provisions were strong on active demand
 from shorts and on fair buying for invest. vest | ment account At the close January porE
 gain of 597Kc at se.s5. Ribs were ur | 12hc at e.62b.
 | SO cars corn, 219 cars; oats. 45s cars; hogs l5, 900 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14
ST IoIIIs PROVISIONS,

St Louis. Oct. 13.-FIonr steady. Pork steady; iobhing. $15 %. '.- Lard higher: prime steam s7 02h. Dry salt meats steady: boxed extra shorts Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts, ss.s7h: short ribs and clear sides. ss 5o
 Whiskey firm. $1 34.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14
BANK CLEARINGs.

New York. Oct. 1s.-The following table. complied by Bradstreet's. shows the bank cIearines at the cities named for the week ended Oct IF. with the percentage .of in- crease and decrease as compared with the nnrrasnnndinx weaL last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.


 gaiveston-.ouist. sHe; net s. receipts ,ss B. 3ss: shipnnents. to France. .15o: to conti- New orleans-Firm. sSc: net receipts s.713: gross, s,713: sales. 3,250; stock, l2o'- s04; shipments. coastwise. HIS. .. gross. s2s: sales. 2.9oo: stock. ss.22a: ship ments. coastwise. 3.611 |. savannah.pull SIC; net net receipts, receipt os' B. 389; gross. s.sss: sales. 7s2 stock lso'- 05g: shipments. coastwise. 3.7h4
 Charleston-Quiet, SIC: net receipts. l. sss: gross. 1.asa; stock. se.sss; shipments
 lmington-steady. sMc: net receipts, 1.s1s; gross. 1.e7s: sales 49: stock, 23,1SS; shipments, coastwise. @.
 Norfolk-Firm 9&c: net receipts. 6.595: gross, s.5s5: sales 731: stock 57.s3s: ship ments, coastwiso. 5.097.
 Baitimore-Nominai. 1oc: net receipts 56s; gross. 5se: stock. 2.o4s: shipments to Great Britain. 1.s7s: to France. 2.7oo: to continent. 1.6s1.
 51; gross. s.71S: sales, 200; stock. 225,S2s shipments. to continent. 945: to Japan. 800. f3oston-Quiet. 10. 10c: net receipts. 24; gross, 3.oe2; shipments, to Great Britain. D. Philadeiphia-steady. 10. 25c; stock. 4,5o7 Brunswick-Net receipts. 2.241: gross. g. 24I: stock. 3.456: shipments. coastwise. 4s3 Jacksonvflle-Net receipts, 50; gross, 5Oi shipments, to Japan. go. Miscellaneous--Net receipts. s26: gross. | 52e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14
- Total Movement.

Total today. at all ports met 55,s2s: ship ments. to Great Britain. 4.o74: to France, 2.s5O; to continent. 5.sss: to Japan. 5Oo; stock, seg.6 .667.
 Consolidated. at all ports. net 344,5O2; ship ments to Great Britain 6s.261: to France.
 32 3o3: to continent. s3,so1; to Japan. 1000.
 'Totai since Sept. 1. at all ports. net l. s0S, ,00S: shipments to Great Britain. 326,-
 s03: to France. 1o7.35s: to continent. Ill., CA: to Japan. 3.356: to Mexico. 100.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14

Cash quotations were as follows: Wheat-No. spring s5hs7c; No. 3, 76 MssBc: No red. S5& NSs%c.
 Corn-No 2. 53lsc: No yellow. 54h Q 54&c. N Mess pork. pork. per bbi SIS, 7O@15.75. sSpTt apq pr1 ribs iJS sides @ loose, ss. So@s.s5 Short clear sides boxed. sS. 006S. 2s Whiskey basis of high wines. $1 30 CINCINNATI PROVISIONS.
 Cincinnati Oct. 13.-Flour quiet
 Provisions steady Whiskey steady $1 20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.

Liverpool. Oct. 1s.--Cotton futures opened yteatys sna closed steady. American mid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14

Savannah Oct. 13. Turcentfne steady. ss%c; sales. 12s; receipts. s9s; shipments. aga
 shipments, 1900. Quote: A, B. c, ca. s5: D. s4.e5 E. s4.so; F. s4.7o: c. ?t.7s: H. s4,so I. s4.s5; K. 5.oo; M: sh.1o; N. Charleston-Turpentine and rosin nothing doir-. 2.
 Wilmington--Spirits turpentine nothing doing. receiuts. sa, casks.
 Resin firing $3 s6o: receipts. 214.
 Tar firm. s1 30. receipts. 134
 Crude turpeatinas firm. s3.65. s4.5s and H.75: receipts. TX.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14
NEW ORLEANS spor COTTON.

New Orleans, Oct. 13.-Spot cotton firm sales 3zs5; receipts, s,713; stock. 12o: s04.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14

BIG PRIZE BOX HUNT for children at Electric Park this ataer- noon, 200 prizes given away to lucks box finders.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14
eirn spinner, 7os, GOO. against 4so.hoo isss year and 23s 900 the year before.

COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT; sS,,:, New York. Oct. 1S.-ComparatNe rr2isw staternent for the week ending rriuays
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14

COTTON MOVEMENT STATISTICS. .,st,cS on the movement of cotton for the week ending Friday Oct 1s; were complied by the New York Cotton ExchanGe: '' ' Weekly Movement
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14
COTTON RECEIPTS.

New York. Oct 13.-The following al the tctaI net receipts of cotton at ports since Sept. 1st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14
NAVAL STORES.

Brought into sight thus
 far for season ..... .2,O92,S15 2,SS9,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-14

NEW YORK STOCK HIST.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
6ammel 4. sSSuli Sfaoe.

Som 6pl9e al 9eItuOi9eIier, ban
mootog oeo Gtsploiion al en- 2ege-
tpj aanon ben Abe Suli for 20 Oar
iiben, bar 6reo. gai6ang uf NetppOrt,
ap., maattet unoertaite fig en- Opel
ration, Der maaite pil meOfpre 9ez
ben. 6ans 9age ia9pe, at Der frems
oeles par en- Del 8rubt bet tilgroebe
Saar, Iom pIuoielig bar begpnbt at
b9rte igen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-22
Grig mOO Spillebuiene.

g.Itriftsaooofat Nlc@opern bar
9ennem S6eriff Garep begpnbt en-
gennemgaaenoe 9rig moO Milpaus
tees Spi0ebuie. Mange al 9unOer=
ne er 6leoen arreiteret og en- bel Del
Spill ta9et. g}c@ooern flyer, at bet
e. bans 2lgt at fua itaniet Sam
bling gpen. og 6on bill fortiattc,
til aQe Spille6uie er rpobet uo.