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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10
Weather Conditions.

Owing to wire trouble very few reports have been received this morning. those re- ceived being from Alabama and portions of Mississippi LouIsiana and Texas only. The few reports received show that rainy weather continued quite generally over mid dle and east Gulf States yesterday and part of last night. that it has cleared in Texas where temperatures are slightly higher than same hour yesterday. and that the storm over lower Mississippi valley yesterday has passed off to the eastward: also that the outlook is for decreasing cloudiness over this ern Alabama and southern Louisiana.
 Temperature and precipitation as reported by the Weather Bureau for selected South ern stations during 24 hours ending q. m. Feb g, 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10
TNTERIOR MOVEMENT.

Houston--S9eady. s-Isc; net receipts, T. 037: gross, LOST; shipments. 1.9S4: salea 2e5: stock. 54511.
 Augusta--2uiet, 9-l6c; net receipts. se: gross. ss; shipments, 100; sales. 95: stock. R3.427.
 MemphIs-steady 7Mc; net receipts. sss; gross. 9so; shipments. 2,4ss: sales. 75o: stoclx 1D7,I42.
 st Louis-steady, 7he; gross receipts. r. zT7; shipments. 1,320; sales, [; stock, 43.74T.
 Cincinnati--Net receipts, 515; gross, 5i5: slaipments, 239; stock. 4,S53. X I1ouisviIIe-Firn. 7-16c.
 Total today: Net receipts. 2.0s4; gross. s. s6ss shipments. 6.l3s; sales, LIT: stock 2ss.sso.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

AND PHONLBAUNBs Chicago, Feb. 9.-Slack demand for flour today had bad effect on the wheat mar ket. At the close the market was barely
 steady ith July hc down. May up hc. Corn showed gain of Ac. Provisions up O 7hc.
 Higher cables caused some firmness in | the wheat market at the opening. May was
 unchanged to r. higher at 1 .16% and July unchanged to Ac, higher at 1 % B Q l. 01 h. The initial firmness was due to covering by | shorts. who took advantage of yesterdays s
 decline Pit traders. however, were gem
 erally bearish, the comparatively liberal re- | ceipts in the Northwest apparently being held to outweigh the small advance at Liv-
 erpooI. Furthermore, fresh snow had fallen throughout the West and Southwest. July
 was subjeeted to selling pressure. and t
 dropped to 1.o0h and May to 1.16. 4
 fairly active demand for May developed later from commission houses and re- suit 1t rallied to 1: l6H and July followed to however, by advices from the Northwest One report from Minneapolis stated that
 unless business improves the flour mills Prices soon sagged off again on renewed selling and the market closed barely steady
 with May at :16% and July at l.Oo%.. 4 revival of interest was witnessed in corn today. Sentiment was bullish and
 good gains in prices were made. Light ac- | of liberal demand from shorts and com-
 mission houses. May opened unchanged 70
 shade higher at 45h 945h. sold up to cars, none contract.
 Strength of corn caused some firmnesS in oats Trading was fairly active early but opened unchanged to a shade lower at 30h to 90 b 3oh, sold up to 3oh qsoA and
 closed at 3olf, Receipts, 75 cars Provisions were firm on a moderate de.
 mand from commission houses. Higher
 prices for corn and steady hogs were the
 chief influences May pork closed 7he
 ribs 5Q7Iac higher at s.s7h @s.9o. FNt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES. New Orleans Feb. 9. Cotton future
NEW ORLEANs sPOT COT,TON,

New Orleans. Feb. s.-cotton firm; sales. t.S0o. Ordinary, 1-16; good ordinary, 6ss low middling. 7ls middling. 7% good mid ding. 8; middling fair 7-1s. Receipts D. D34. stock 344.75o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10
NEW YORK DRY GOnns.

New York, Feb. 9.-Dry goods remain un- changed both as to prices and character of demand. Sellers realized the futility of re- auctions at this time and also the damage which may be done by such a course in tho disturbance of confidence when 1t is most needed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10
uANsAs CTTV LIVE sTOcx

Kansas City, Feb. 9.-Cattle-Receipts. !, . 700, including 100 southerns. Market steady Export and dressed beef steers. S4 50 e S4. 3 Fair to good. ... .... .... ,... .75 Q {. 8 Southern steers. .... ,. .25 Q {. 80 Southern cowS.s .... 2.25 Q 3. l0
 Hogs-Receipts, 10000; 5c lower,
 Heavy -. .... .... .... S4sO@A.. Packers.... .... .... .... .... 4.759 {. S5 PES ana iighis .';' ooo. ,,;. 4.oo@ 4.1S Native lambs. .'p ...' ' ~. ...... SC. 5oas7 s5 Native wethers.. .... 5.O0@ 5.G0 Western fed lambs. .... $500 7.65 Stockers and feeders.. .... .... 3.50Q 5,5O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

River Forecast.
 (For next two daYs.) The Coosa will continueito rise steadily to- night and Friday, reaching stage of about 34 feet at Wetumpka the Alabama will rise steadily next three days, reaching stage of about S2 feet at Montgomery. and 33 feet at Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10
MARKET FOR FUTURES
pooR scUTHERN SERVICE RESTRICTED ..E.- TRADING.
Flnnl Rrires About Lowest of Season, Rep rasenttng Q Very Heavy LOss for the day-Actlvity Was Only
 Moderate.

New York Feb s.--Trading was restricted today by poor service with southern points The cotton market was moderately active Sentiment seemed to have a more bearisn leaning on reports of freer spot offerings and expectations that . larger movement that would follow better weather Tn the South and the final prices were about the heavy loss for the dav-
 The opening was easy at decline of 1@s points in response to easier Liverpool fu- lures, although spot cotton in that market wns 10 points higher on sales Of 120o0 bales. Tt was reported nere that several large lo- cal operators had formed bear pool after the close of the local market yesterday and had sud heavily in the English market before the local opening The same inter esta were credited with selling actively in the local market following the call and with a reduction owing to the rapidity of the re- cent advance, the decline met with com paxatively little opposition
 There was little news from the Soutn early. no official quotations being received from New Orleans until shortly before noon. but one or two private messages brought selling orders from that source and reported the market easier with quotations about Tn line with local flucruations.
 After declining to a net loss of about tb c IS points the market in the early afternoon ering for profits by earlier sellers, but later broke again and closed at practically the Iowes4 of the session or a net decline or 10@2s points. Sales were estimated at eoo,000 bales. All statistical information was delayed by the storm South, but such flgures as were received indicated a con- tinnsd small movement
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10
sT. LOTTs PROVTsTONs.

bt. LOUIE. Feb. 9.-Flour dull Whiskey steady. l.26. Pork higher: jobbing. 12.5O Lard higher; prime steam, 6.37h. Bacon unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10
TOTAL COTTON MOVEMENT,

Total today. at all ports. net 1l.531; ship 1nenfs to Great Britain. 1.S07; to France 5000; to continent. $500; stock. 756.07$.
 Consolidated. at all ports. net 12.S91: ship Enents to Great Britain, 44,6s5; to France, 5000: to continent. 2s.635; to Japan. 2,0lo. to Mexico. 160.
 Total since Sept. 1. at ali ports. net s. 792-ao5; shipments to Great Britain, 2,b5S.- 64e: to Japan. es,4As; to Mexico. 1s.21A.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10
Total sales for the day. s7s. 500 shares.
NEW YORK RONDa

NEW YORK BONDS,
 United States refundlng 2s, reRlstered. iO4M v,,.No SuuPon' '..' .... .... 1O4 M united States 3s. registered .. .. .1o3
 do coupon... ~ Io3E United States new 4s. registered I31 r-,.SS Ssoupoh q .... .... ..., .131 united states old 4s. registered e. ..1osis American Tobacco 4s. certificates =. SsE Io Os certificates .... .... ....1l6A
 do adjustment Is ... ... 9f Atlantic Coast Lina Is 1oS sn lino5s ~ ohlo 4s ...- .... .... .l0lh Central of Georgia 5s -. 1fG
 do 1st Inc. ... '''' oi
 do 2nd Inc. ... - T0 Chesapeake & Ohio Alas - 1Oe tL Chicago & Alton SAs ..-. .,. ssK Chicago. B Quincy nnR 4s 100 i{
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10
DAILY COTTON MARKET.


 fzaIveston--Steady. 11-16c: net receipas eSl: gross. ss1; sales. TAO; stock, 144,s61 shipments. coastwise. 100.
 New 0rlesns--Firm. 7%c; net receipts. D. a54; gross. 5.ssA; sales 4,soo; stock. 344,- TE0; shipments, to Great Britain, 1000; tC pranta 5000: to continent, $500. 1zohiie--Easy. 7%c; net receipts, 12S @r0ss, 12s; stock. A9, f32. 1885 gross. 2.Is3; sales. 3e4; stock. e0,is3 ehfpuaents. coastwise. 130. Charleston-Quiet, 7Xc; net receipts, 80 grosS 80: stock. 1880; shipments. coast wise. 50.
 Wflmiugton--Steady, 7ke; net receipts 21e; gross 2Ss; stock. s,425.
 NorfoIk--Ffrm. 7hc; net receipts. 1851 gross. 1.3S1; sales. 324: stock, S0.617; ship Fnsmta. coastwfse. Ss1.
 8aItl1nore-Nominal, 7Hc; stock, 7.141- New York-Quiet. [. soc; net receipts, 466 @xoas, 3,S3B; sales. 41; stock, 7T,930; ship naents. to Great Britain S07
 Hoston--Quiet. 7.soc: net receipts, 1s4 gross. 1.012.
 Philadsiphia-ouiet. s.ose: net receipts 30: gross. s.0s6; stock. 1.75s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10
5: 5: m m sS:Si s: # Hls T elSssy-sw eilSssy-sSw

Maximum temperature for day, 53 deg. Minimum temperature for day, 4S deg Average temperature for day. 4S des' Accumulated deficiency since Jan. l, 29s deg.
 Average relative humidity for day, " Total rainfall since Jan. 1. s.sS inches.
 River Bulletin. Observations at @. m., 18th M. time)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10
CINCINNATI PROVIsIONs.

Cincinnati. Feb. a-Flour duh. Provisions steady. Whiskey quiet. 1.2s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10
LOvEMAN 6 CO.'S COTTON LETTER.

(By Private Wire from Fl. d B. Beer)
 New Orleans, Feb. 9-There was de-
 cided improvement in weather conditions throughout the South today, little or no
 rain west of the Mississippi river, and while
 the map recorded excessive raipe the central portion of the cit, indie ms and
 the official forecast called for fair and cold
 or weather in all cotton States today and
 Friday. As result of the return of fair
 weather and reports of the interior selling spots freely, market lost about 20 points or about $1 per bale. Texas. Louisiana and Mississippi sold freely of spots on the basis of about cents net at home and it was reported that offerings were quite free on
 on account of the impossible condition of country roads and are likely to continue 1 small for some few days as it will take a week of fair weather to dry up the roaus
 and permit the marketing of cotton, -he insight for the week may not be more than 15o.000 bales, against 217,0o0 one year ago.
 while when they will assume much larger
 proportions and have the opposite effect
 upon values as did the small movement of
 the past month. Arrivals may show up in larger proportions sooner than looked for on account of farmers having an incentive Tn
 the recent advance of about S5 per bale on
 which to market their holdings. There was
 a great deal. of re-selling by larger operators
 with object of entering into a new cam paign- Traders, as a rule. are favoring the short side Of the market for the reason that 1t is thought the large surplus at interior towns will be theIr protection from losses
 by being offered for sale at Bsvery and ans
 upward reaction in prices, if 1t is not liqui-
 dated on down scale. which would be all the more in their favor. There was some
 business put through in the local spot mar
 ket at full quotations. 2.e00 bales on the
 spot and 2,200 to arrive. market closing firm. The small stocks here is the main
 factor connected with maintaining the local spot market. but the increasing sales of cot ton to arrive confirms reports of the coun- try selling more freely and If offers from the interior continue liberal. the local market
 will find itself much too high, as sales at inland points are regulated by futures, which at the moment selling at a dis count of 30 points from spots. The more distant positions appear to be the basis of operations on the short side of the market, for If 1t eventually develops that 12.0oo, 900 will be marketed, the summer months will suffer more than will the near positions and
 would probably sell at a discount, whereas today July Is commanding a premium over
 May. July closing 7.3597.36 May 1920
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

Indicates trace Of precipitation.
 FRANK P. cHAFFEE. Section Director, Weathsr Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10
River Forecast .

Indicates rise. f Indicates fall,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10
LIVERPOOL. COTTON FTTTUREs

Liverpool. Feb. s.-Cotton futures opened Iuiet and steady aud closed steady. Ameri-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-12-21
Council Meets.

A special meeting oi the city council
Was held Monday evening with Mayor
Dunn. conncilmen Farnsworth. Berry.
Jackson and enoser present. when the
toliow Ing hnainess Was transacted;
An ordlnAncs establishing grade on
Spring. Oregon and Gillian streets WAS
introduced, passed to third reading and
adopted ly unanimous vote.
Property owners along blocks one and
twa IN Main street were ordered 20 put
sidewalk IN grade Within twenty days.
DR.. j. y. Wond Was sworn IN NJ conn.
clinan Vie~ 4. u. Rarker, resigned.
II. A. tiask.ll petitionvi the city
conncIl for sewer connection for lhe new
Oregon hoiel and the same was granted
on condition that Mr. Haskel tnrnph
lumher Cor sewer TO he constructed by
city from new hotel TO southeast corner
Main and Summit streets.
Marshal WAS insiEucied to extend
present sewer 10 drain water trom under
Y. ". PllteE's bnllding on Main street.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-12-21

The Globe Office has jusl added 4 loi
Of new type faees and other printing
material to ils already we'll equipped
t,h department and IL 10 hetter position
than ever heiorr TO attend 10 the wants
oi its patrons In strictly hrst-class
manner. This Office always employs
Arst.class wo,kmen II experience and
can guarantee as high class ii grtiptic
job work az can he tnrned out In any
office In the state. Special attention u
making receipts. notes, order blanks
rtc., neatly bound In hn"k iorm. Orders
from old and new patrons ar5 respect.
fully solicited.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-12-21
WIN Buy Sheep.


VIII IiaF,lle, tnrmeF well.known
Gillian connty hoy. now Of Casper, Wv.
ming, where he 10 y member Of the arm
OF Hall 4 tiardis. aheepmen. 10 here Tor
the purpose NJ buying sheep Tor The
Wyoming rAnges. lie will hny a. least
ll,000 head in this vicinity u that many
arn obiainahle. Hall 4 Hariie are now
rahnInR 5000 head hut they expect 10
increase their iinekS % double nr treble
that number next season. That section
of Wyoming 10 progressing very rapid.
ly, MIR, HardIs says, and is destined 10
hecoIne rich section In the near Int
nVe. The conditions there 81 the pres.
ent time IL abont the same ~ they were
Ia Gillian county fifteen yrars ago, 50
far ~ the stock interests are concerned.
MI. HaFdle will Femnin In this section
Tor some time huying sheep. The stock
will he delivered for shipment about
June |, 1905.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-12-21
RuslNE SIS MEMS CLUB.

The new Business Mems Club, now Ia
pFocess OF formation. held short srs.
sion Tuesday evening adnurning 10
meet FRIDAY evening when 1t is sexpr,t
I'd that everyone who attended the ini-
tIal alsetIng will ba present to assist In
edectIHg q permanent organization. |,
10 the intention to elect board Of seven
trustees Friday evening In whose hands
will bs veated the management ot The
clubs busInees durinR their term oI
office. A full attendance is desired.
The membership fec has heen 6xed u
$40.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-12-21

A. w. Armstrong and family expect
to leave today or tomorrow for their
new home At CillmeT, Washington.
John Beck we'll knowa citizen
Of the Croy nsighborhood. was IN the
city on business the nrpt oi the week.
Mics Carrie Millspaugh, lady mis-
sIonaEy addressed small audiences In the
Baptist church Monday and Tuesday
evenings.
T d. Livingston, sell known resi-
dent oi the MayvilIe neighborhnod. Is
conhnesi " his hons by an attack Of
rheumatism.
The Bazaar and Fair given by the
Congregational ladies last week wAs
pronounced sucoess. The receipts ~
mounted TO almost $3.50.
The next annual convention Of the
Northwestern FEnligrowsrs' Association
will he held In La Grand Union connty
Oregon, JanuarySrd 10 Bsh Inclnelve.
Ed Blgbee. the weII.known stage
driver, left Friday Tor visit aiih his
relatives At Sweet Home, Oregon. where
he will spend the remainder Of the
winter.
List. .--Lady's far hoa. between Con.
don aud J. N. Cameron ranch In Ferry
CANYON precinct Please retnrn 70 Mrs.
y. ~. Cameron al ranch, Or leave al
this office.
L. A, Miller. = wellknown citizen Of
the Lime Rock eountry. waa In town
during the week on business. while
here he had his name added 10 the
Cilobe subscription lIst.
Mics Lillian johnson closed = snc-
cessiul term n school In district No. 30
and has returned 10 her home in Hemp.
neV Miss Johnson is a bright and tai.
ented yonHe lady and has made many
friends In this virinity
A. L Duthle came In from his rounds
inepertinR the stock of the connty the
first oi the week. He reports all classes
II stock to he in good condition and free
from ,lIsease. There IL owned by sheep.
men of the county total Of 10000
head Of sheep.
The three.year-old son Of wilbur
Pryor suffered fracture Of the arm
Sunday while trying TO ride big pei
dog. The dog was not properly broken
for the saddle and becoming frisky the
youngster fell off with the resnlt above
stated. Dr. Wood reduced the fracture.
Keys 4 Cushing, the enterpFising
Mavville merchants. report an excellent
husiness this fall, their sales reaching a
higher 6RnFe than ever before. The
town Of Mayvllle ls growing and the
surrounding country, which is one oI
the richest spote In Gillian county, Il
improving Ia many ways.
A number ri members Of the locaI
Odd Fellows lodge went 10 Mayvills
Saturday evening on iraternnl visit II
the lodge At that place. most pleasant
evening was spent in the Mayville lodge
room and the party reached home next
day At noon. Mayvile lodge is in
fonrishinR condition and the members
like all the residents Of that eommnni'
ty. are royal entertainers. II is expect
ed the Mayville lodge viii return the
visit some evening In the near fntnre.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-12-21


cd real treat this week 10 the Georgia
Harper Company's engagement st the
Armory. Mise Harper and her excel
lent company are prime favorites In this
city and are aIWayp assured Of crowd
ed house and q hearty welcome when
they come hers. In "A Lyric Queen"
Monday evening and "NIobe" Tuesday
evening the audiences wsre particularly
pleased not only with the setplays bnt
also With tile clever speciality work. TIE
engagement closes tomorrow evening.
The roller skating rink recently open.
cd by Anasews bros, II the most popu.
IaF institution In heci1y inst now. Ths
place IL crowded days and evenings and
many new devotess Of the hsalthfnl rec.
reaiion sare being developed. Msssrs.
Andrews conduct strictly Hrssclass re.
sort at all simea and Tuesday and FRI
day evenings ars pst apart exclusivsly
for ladies' and their escorts.
Why not own some property in Con-
donf Get In and secure vour location
before the spring rush. Yon can thus
save yonr money ~ we'll - make q prof
table inyeslment. Condon Townsise
Co.. Garter and Clcugh, Agents.
A lev heaters left. nearly three han
dred cold and everybody warm and
comfortable, 10 the record sei ly Hunt.
The Hardware Man. A continual stream
in ant out Tor ions months past makes
hin, comfortable also.
oniyt4O Tor . new slesl range with
elk hnIes. high closet and reservoir is =
bargain, and when fully guaranteed by
Hunt. The Hardware Man, IL 10 all the
more 20. It's . tine Christmas or we'd
ding present.
A "kid" with . pocket knife on
Christmas morning makes dad 'poini
With pride" 10 "the chip IRON the old
block, /" aud he thanks Hunt. The Hard
ware Man. for selling them 90 good and
80 cheap.
Until January J., 1905, Il. q. Merr
Geld will give ires win each dozen cabI
net photos, one beautiful l2xl4 rnIarges
picture or one dozen stamp photos with
photo button. So A
Don't fail 10 go In and see the laFg'
assortment of mounts Merritield ha
inst received for the holiday trade. 3S q
IS cent rasors have come 10 town
They are good or Hunt, The Hardwar'
Man wouldn't have them.
Jesse Barton. who has heen on tn
sick list for couple II weeks, 10 able q
be on the stseets again.
Regular services in the Baptist chuFcl
next Sunday morning and evening.
J. w. Mount. PastoE
The finest line OF Diamonds in the cit,
at the Condor Jewelry Store
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-12-21

DR.. Nicklin went to Portland Tuesday
on business trip.
A daughter Was born to Mr.. aud Mrs,
H"ustetter last saturday evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. N. Anderson we're
In from Lone Rock Tuesday.
The Baptist church and parsonage
have been wired for electric lights.
There will he Christmas services in
the Baptist church. next Saturday even
ing.
Rev. Father Kelly will hold services
In the Catholic church on Christmas
day.
You will save money by buying your
Watches and iewelry at the Condor Jew.
elry store.
]. A. Eherle went to The Dalles yes.
terday on business trip expecting to
retnrnsthis evening.
Hand sleds and express wagons for
boys and girls, good and cheap at HINT,
The Hardware Mans.
Christmas Goods--Bcoks, Notons,
Sweetmeats, Toys. and more Toys, at
jackson Il llornlbrook's.
Mrs T. l.. N,cklin, who has been suf.
iering from an attack Of tonsilitis for q
week or more, IL improving.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-12-21

The finest line Of Diamonds in the ci,l
at the Condor Jewelry Store
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-01-20
NEWS OF THE NORMAL.
Students Keep Coming and the Enroll
ment Grows.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Miss Nellie Woodbury. and Miss Char
lotte Paulson, instructors at the normal
school, gave a reception last Friday
night to the members of the dramatic
glee and debating clubs in the kinder
garten rooms About forty-fve were
present. A jolly candy pull was the
main feature of the evening. The COM
pany were entertained with musical and
literary recitals by Miss Woodbury., Miss
Paulson, Professor Thomas and Henry
the club, and others. 1t was all in all a
very delightful occasion.
The glee club at the normal is get
ting ready to give a concert after about
a month.
New students lately registered at the
normal are as follows: Miss Mary
Casey, Franklin, Mimi; Miss Sarah An
derson, Bricelyn, Mimi; Miss Ida B.
Bixby, Garden City; Miss Clara B.
Park, Bowbells, n. D.; j. j. Johnson,
North Mankato; and Miss Julia Grace
Brogen, Bagley, MINI. Miss Bixby has
gone back to her home at Garden City
as she recently sprained her ankle.