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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
Wheat, Corn and Oats Show Slight Gain
 After Early Losses on Profit Taking

suoyed SP prses today ia the wheat market
 early on profit takinE followed a sharp harp
 break at Liverpool. Closing prices for May
 iSS. figures . of & sstaTdsy; Tse pecsmesr o1tion ,
 ana snSws srav.,nn. satn of Sc Corn is up Se Oats The wheat market y opened weak ne1anfea on seayy
 profit taking and on liberal short selling by
 st h0uies nscemssyy msy was Gfr ad5 S9*
 was ,ns nI,ns influsnsed n by decline of 16iNe in
 CT in the American southwsst where se sssi rains
 .own crop. shorts took advantage 'es of thu, the
 ipitiai ,h weakness . and covered freely, forcing to sohc. Further profit taking resulted in sah. snnothsr % rsaetion but prices held above the
 was soon oN evident pshas shat seTers
 ens r,nsi1r sSdSrs % were supporting the market
 stss .bsss ss vss y odss,a
 result the market dSSins 0ErS" tSe lrst ss1s H
 at s2c December advanced to soKc. The
 SS Sinsi qSotsasons ~n on pscsmser ss as 'lx were
 Wsrs ~ sc. esss1Sss t sss @ of whea. and flour
 on passsss increased iseaoco busSe5 ns a%Uuns snS
 the visible supply increased 1.15o,ooo bush
 eis WofI0B Bnfpmentg Of last week
 reported as iai2s0o0 bushels. compared
 with ie.s5e,oo0 the corresponding week last
 ys,sr' ys,a The Russian n. and @ Danyban share of
 srn wsrs 1.sso.ooo bushels. ,comparea with r. and Chicago reported receipts of 1.147 cars, against 1.206 last week and LAOS last year The corn market was influenced largely by the situation in the wheat nit. Com mission houses were sellers early, but later became active buyers. Shorts covered free ly late in the session. Receipts were con- siderably in excess of the amount esti- mated This had a bearish effect at the start. The market closed strong with
 es%S ees%Ser .o,S opened sn:o kGEe lower at 45h q at 4sc Receipts. SOs cars. with s4 con Heavy liquidation caused weakness in the oats market early in the session. Later the market responded to the strength of wheat, steady to firm tone being mani Tested. There was no particular change in the general situation. Shipping and export demand was still urgent. December open ed k@&c lower at 30Mc to 30n a 30Hc advanced to 3ohc and closed at aohc. Re Provisions were firm on an excellent shipping demand for lard. The rapidly de creasing stocks of lard formed the basis for demand for that product At the close January pork was unchanged at SIP. .45. Lard and ribs were each up a shade at l SC. sS and SC. 62N, respectively.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat s47 cars; corn. 257 cars; oats, Al cars; u.x. t...ss--
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
MONTGOMERY COTTON
THE QUOTATIONS FOR SPOTS RULED
 HIGHER.
TBustonss Estimate of . Short Crop Gave an Impetus to Futures Which Was Reflected in All
 Trading.

The Montgomery cotton market was quiet yesterday with quotations ruling higher m response to a better feeling In the market
 The most important development of the day was the report to the effect that A. J. Burton the English s e1stoa sapsr oaS Saies maximum, stating that the crop was dis nster. This report had most favorable Suston s has sss been % close to the actual out turn of crops during the past few years; having estimated last years probable yield confirmed by final results
 Futures opened about five points hisner than Saturday and steadied The market continued to climb until at the close 1t was IS to is points above Saturdays closing fig
 New orleans reported the spot .s., market quiet and unchanged with little offering. The sales there were $50 bales.
 There was little doing In the Montgomery market. Holders are stii obstinate ,,arn ana 1o-cent prices do not appear to De aliur-
 Bearish specuiators are inclined to look crop of about ten million bales would prove . calamity and bring about intense excite sment in the cotton markets of the world as the production would be about 4.ooo. 900 baies smaller than last year, and on the present basis of spinners' takinsa 12.aoo.- 0oo bales would prove about two million
 The movement to market will bear watching closely. At the moment It is run u1ng on ayba6is of 1o.76o.Oe0 bales. compar- a with the movement Of 1908 and 1902, Iest year offeking no fair comparison on ac- count of the abnormal growing season and
 During the past two weeks movement 10 market has been smaller than in two years and continues to run slightly below the moyements of other years. Europe is iirawinE very heavily against the Texas crop, Galveston expecting to clear about 6o0,090 bales during November. If spin spers take MT. Busson's estimate seriously if may be possible to send prices much higher. even at this period of the year. when receipts are usually heavier than at any time during the season. The course of values will be governed by the supply ana demand
 The exchanges will be closed tomorrow. as 1t is . holiday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31

forced the captain to put about and run for Capetown.
 Before reaching that port, the sail ors recovered to some extent, and the captain refused to land. In the straits of Sunday on uJly 8. the crew mutii- nied. The sailors drew knives and forced the officers to seek protection in their cabin. The officers secured guns and subdued the sailors, taking their knives from them. Then men refused to work the ship and 1t had a narrow escape from drifting on the rocks.
 In Batavia the crew was placed in irons. crew of coolies was shipped and the vessel was navigated to Singa- pore. where the sailors were tried for mutiny. Part of the numbere were sentenced to eleven weeks imprison- ment and the rest to nine weeks at hard labor. The men contended that the poor food and the brutal treatment of the ofacers had forced them to mus tiny.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
(Csrrected Daily

(Ceerected Daily.)
 These prices are at wholesale and not starch-Corn. s0ioo: standard sood, pearl .sho; gloss lump. shc. nickel pack Rice-Extra fancy. ehc; head 4@so; sSs,ls-Liv:spooi SI: WfEiinsls: Soc
 sis.s: sSe,s: mSS SilSss!9 S 9fsa; fsaey.D DFi iss
 :$S .ss t:sasS :ss! ssH ssse ..... ..S .sisar.na.i. of sar.sl.; High patent.
 ss,ss;-ssss s,s;ssfs sel s..ai sa's ase. per sack "'
 Lard--Leaf. skc; compound. exc, basis asn:,DSSvs a:s. :oS s.1,ss ,sei ssh',s ,,Sxs,4e .S.
 Sc Ssss ssSp ssa wssa sHsn eDped a1s oa:. othy. 900: Johnson grass. ssc: rust proof
 Cotton sesd--Hulls. loose. per ton. ss.
 Cheess-Fancy full cream. l4Ao; special Bagging1Nsw. sa
 Salt and canned fish-saimon ciums. st: pinks. sl;io: Columbia river: tI.5o: sock. ss..ss; s mustard. ss. sS; sea i@Dorsea s7oa 9ti oysters. F. ". 4-oz. sSc: 6-oa. soc: ign: "iskd 1skodisssss--asorxia cane. barrel $50 p.r syrup. Log Cabin. gallons si4: xalionS. q. 60: ats., q. 2s per doz
 Hidss-Dry flint. l4@1sc: green saitsd.
 Wool-clear. a5@ssc: washed. ss0soc; bury. 10 o 16o. Beeswax--22 Q 24c. box, Ss.os: fancy lemons. s00s. Ss. Ss: sho,se ss; apples' fancy. per bbl. si; No. per ioo: fancy. y1:. potatoes. E Ohio choice per bushel. sacked sSe: Wisconsin stock. fancy. soc; onions. r, D.. sacked .pur bush iS. .o6; navy beans. per busheL ss.SS: seaporated apples. prime. so-lb. boxes. sc: l turnipa. iB0-Ib. sacks. si.s5: choice hand picked peanuts, 6X @ekc; spanish onions,
 sesd-Rys. q per busheI: wheat, ,l.se: barley. sl: crim- -pn clover. 13,; alfalfa, 1b Q goo per h.: onion sets. white akin. ga; pearl ss; blue grass. 15@Isc pc rib
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
Auericnn Mnltium COmpnny

New York, Oct. 30.-At meeting held here today a committee was ap- pointed to oppose the plan for the re- orgc nization of the American Malting Company which has been proposed by the con mittee headed by John .. Jen- kins and is scheduled to take place at the meeting of stockholders November 5. The committee appointed today in ?luded the following members; Max
 Aorgenstern and John A. Sleicher Of New York and J. s. Fay. Jra Qf Rost2ln-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR.

New York. Oct. 90. Coffee-spot Rio Cordova. 9& 610kc.
 Sugar-Raw quiet: fair refining, 2Mc; centrifugal, s6 test. axe: molasses sugar. 2xc. Refined cuiet.
 The market for coffee futures opened scattering liauidation promoted by lower European cables and continued receipts at Brazilian points above the corresponding figures of last year. There was little de mand at the decline, but the market de- veloped no rallying power and ruled easy In the late trading under increased selling credited to long account. The market closed easy at decline of 20 points. Sales were reported of 4o.250 bags. Quote:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York Oct. so.-London tin market firm, higher; spot f149. los: futures, fI48. IFS. Sd; Locally the market was firm; spot, $32. 77h 633.25.
 Copper was somewhat irregular abroad at f71. 7s Cd for spot and f70. Is. Cd for futures Locally the market was quiet and unchanged. Lake s16.37h a 1S. IS: eiec- $l6.B7h. NN~
 Lead higher: f15 in London Locally un- setSuen, spot Lrm az 70 zO co !; go.
 Quiet at 3S.1598.eS locally.
 Iron was easier abroad with standard foundry ct 5ls and Cleveland warrants at 52s. 7hd. Locally the market for foundry iron was firm: No. l Northern and South. and Southern, a17.76Q1S. %. '-le'H
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
MUTINY ON BARK DUNDEE.
Eight Months Required to Make IT'D
 From Bremen to Seattle.

Seattle, Wash. Oct. 30.-The British bark Dundee, Capt. James s. Stephens, arrived yesterday. The vessel sslIeo from Bremen. Germany, March {. bound for Seattle. In June when the Vessel attempted to sail around the norm ten of fine crew of the fourteen were laid m sick and worn out from their work and poor food. Heavy gales forced the ship back and after beating around the cape for a week with only three
 able bodied men. the other sailol
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
MARINE NEws

Mobile. Oct s0-Arrived: strs E7n,, Nor. Hansen. Nipe Bay. Cuba Degama Rr WilliamA Vera CruE; Dictator, Nor cnnr Yaldsen. Bluetields; barkentine Martenia- ltai., Desson. Rio de Janiero. Cleared :' str FeTnfield Br. Williams. S!enfuegos Aust. consuiich, Priests Kish, Br' Roht 0rtaon, Rotterdam. ~
 Port Eads-AFrived: Strs Lousianan T,r Wood Liverpool; Venus. Nor. Tysland. Port LAmoni Profeua Halsey. New York; Prince ArtfuGS Bro Kinney. Hava~~' - ThomaA BC Vincent. Sail
 taq. Bns Watkiua. Bremen
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON. pr.vg Orieans, Oct 30. Cotton steady; iss 6'isO: receipts, i2,5Ta: stock, isO, ,9Se
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Shot Cotton Unchanged. and Futures Closed
 I5@2O Points Higher.

New Orleans, Oct 30.-Spot cotton active and firm. Sales, B.15o bales inclSding 4.35o to arrive. Delivered on contracts. 800 bales. Quotations unchanged: mfddling,
 Futures opened strong and sos points above Saturdays closing. There was q Has distinctly upward. The bull features were gmau crop estimates. activity of the f.iverpoos market and the Scant supply of 6ry Koods in New York and American man pfacturing centres, and light port receipts. m fha trading December opened points up n I0 S7o, sold up to 10. 62c. declined to T6 $50 and finally advanced to 10 COG. The market ciossd firm ct the top with net kagn0 oe 1T0e0 DcintA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31

RAnanEkA.

. ..,,. have occurred in eastern. and ,u aaIveston and Oklahoma districts: T@nn @ a mere sprinkle in Montgomery aLstrleS OSy OOSy ietnma and eastern districts. ana nave chanTed but slightly elsewhere ip pnr the oeit'
 Section Director, Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
NAVAL STORES,

Savannah. Oct 30.-TurpentIne firm. 6ec: sales. 166: receipts. t61: shipments 90
 Rosin firm; sales. 1.S64 receipts, I,75s; 80; l, s4.s5: K. i5 o5: N. ;5.20; N, $S. 30: W G. $5.45; W W. S5.5 55.
 Charleston-Turpentine and rosin nothing doing.
 wilmington -. Spirits turpentine firm, 6eMc: receipts, 70.
 Rosin firm, g. 30; receipts. 3s4.
 Tar firm. q 80; receipts IS.
 Crude turpentine firm, s3.36. 4.75 and S4.76: receipts. 1e7.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
sr, LOUIs PROyTsIoNs

St Louis. Oct 2o.--Flour steady. whiskey steady. ei.aG
 Pork steady: jobbinE. SIS %.
 Lard lower; prime steam, $s87H Dry salt meats steady boxed extra shorts F;1bi clear ribs sS. % short clears, SS. 25, clear ribs. $s.t5; short clears, Ss. co. F'''V'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.

New Orleans. Oct 3o.-The sugar mar kst was quiet. Open kettle centrifugal. ss,ls@sNc; centrifugal whites, 4A @4hc: yellows. 3-1e ca 1f-16c; seconds, 2@3Ac.
 4olasses-open kettle. 27c: centrifugal
 syrup-New cane. 3I@s2c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
NEW YoRR pRY GOODs.

New York. Oct. So.-QDeratioug in the
 snesa baysrS were iiiin1 to on.eet n eet ahoad for conGtdernbls time. the dates of delivery in kbe majority of eases were 90 epeculate A fair business was noted at seseond band f0E iwpsqtsts AsliyeEy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31

River Forecast
 (For next two days.) F.. The Coosa and Alabama will continue nearly stationary.
 Weather Conditions.
 r (Past 24 hours) sprinkles to light rains have occurred in east Gulf and south Atlantic States and northward to Virginia. under the combined 1Wnfiuence WnSt of a depression south of Key west ana an area of high barometer over New England. the latter giving fair weath- CT over the northeastern quarter of the country. barometric depression over Utah has caused light rains in Texas and oklahoma. the rain turning to snow in nI xIansas: an Missouri and Nebraska in advance or or the Rockies. which Is giving low tenn mississippi valley. the freezing line dipping south to western Kansas. Under the com oined influence of the low moving east from Utah and the high barometsr area spreading southeast through the Missouri valley. unsettled weather will prevail in this section tonight and Tuesday, with occasional light rains.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 For the 24 hours ending 6 a. m. 75th
 Montgomery. Ala. Oct 30, 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31

No Life Ensurance Policy ever offered to the public can compare with the new Policy in1uea by the Travellers In- sCempRnx about lk t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
VISIBLE suPPLY OF GRAIN.

New York. Oct. 30.-The visible supply of grain Saturday. Oct. 2s as complied by the New York Produce Exchange. is as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
Interior Movement.

sssss;, sross ..s. isss: sis.s shipments 1S''s'; xurnsta-Steady, i0Mc; net receipts. B. sas. Sross, sl2s: shipments. 2.1es: sales.
 Memphis-Firm. ls,Hsr, 1S%S net ssss: sessp' sales fl 800: stock. l4.7es -. ..,.
 st' Louis-steady. 1o%c; net receipts 42I; wross s7e; shipments. 4Te; sales, 20; stock'
 cincinnati-Net receipts. 4o4; gross. 4o4; ahipments 16: stock, io.7sb.
 fotai today: Net receipts. 27:soo: gross. siosf; shipments, s1.4s4; seies' s'zVi; stocA e2T. .2s0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Pnrt Moreznent..

S,afyestcn--Firm, 1o%c: net receipts, 15.- 15st aross 1S,ise; sales. 1900: stock. 23o. 17s; shipments. to continent. i4os6; coast
 Ne New orisans--steady, ie i1-ise: net ,rs. rs- stock. iso.sss;. Shipments. td France. iSo;
 MoSiis-Firm. ioxe: net receipts s;sSs: mlents. coastwtse LIS.
 savannah--ouiet, 1eAc; net receipts. de.- f7e: gross, 10,1ee: sales. 295s: stock, los.- fsa: shipnnents, coastwise. BIO. { Charieston--Firm. 1oAc; net receipts. F. sBf; erosss a:ss7; stock. 4b.ao2; shipments w Whining eton--steady.. 1oKe: net receipts' e7T7; gross, s.777; stock. 2s.519.
 Norfoik-steady, 1ohc; net receipts, g. Be1; gross. s.sef; sales 1ls; stock. el'Iesi
 Baitimore-Nominal. 1o%c; gross receipts gSs; New s TorE-Sule., 10. zsc; gro.s receipts, faeSO; sales, 8,Te0; stock. 244.14o; ship sisnts. to Great Britain. PTS: to continent ssI sSIosson-ousst iO.7Sc; gross receipts. A. ssrFhuaasanhia--steady. llo: stock. 3seo; shfpnents to Great Britain. 1.a5s.
 aau Francisco-Net receipts, 6II; gross B7J; shipments. to Japan. eTI. ,a.. ..
 Miscelianeous - Net receipts I'VE: gross y01
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
Total Movement.

rotal today, at ali ports. net 57.ess; ship xnertg to Great Britain, 1.e2S: to France. ibo: 10 continent. IS. .1s5; to Japan, e71; Consoiidated, at all ports. net 100. .ss5; ship Iso: fo continent. 3s.9s8: to Japan. 677.
 Total since Sept l. es d all pSsts s,ts,r net tssI- yso. to France. ls3,627: to continent. 62S.- 1os: to Japan 5.2Ss: to Mexico. 100.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
KANsAs CTTY IIyE sToCK
TREAsuRY BAIANCEs

TREASURY BALANCES. Washington, Oct. 30.-Today's treasury balances. exclusive of the gold reserve, showI Available cash balance. ....$131.70A4s7 H,1Z
 CINCINNATI PROVISIONS. Cincinnati. Oct. 30.-Flour firm Provisions quiet; lard, $6. 60; bulk meats 7.76; bacon, S9. .00
 Whiskev steady. $1.30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31

THE wEATRER. Daily Local Weather Report and River Bulletin. V' B. Department of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.
 
 Local Observations. Central time.)
 Montsomery. Ala. Oct, 30. 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31

Maximum temperature Cor day, ee deg Minimum temperature for day. s3 deg. Average temperature for day 60 deg Normal temperature for day. 5S deS 4 Accumulated deficiency since Jan. 1 .. Average relative humidity for the uay. SS Der cent. ov Total rainfall since Jan. 1. ss. 42 inches.
 River Bulletin.
 Observations at c. m-, 7sth M. tirnel
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. Indicates rise. Indicates falL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-31
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

!. Decrease.
The Washington times., 1905-12-09
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DANCING.

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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

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DENTISTRY.

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