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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-04

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
CHAFFEE BACK AT WORK
COMMANDING GENERAL TALKS Ol
 FRENCH MANOUvRlss.
Soldiers stin Wear Gaudy Uniforms and Go Through Evolutfons not Possible in Case of
 Actual yTnR.

Washington, Oct. 16.-Lieutenant- General Adna R Chaffee, Chief of Stan of the United States Army. resumed his duties in the War Department today, after an absence of several weeks in Europe, where he went to attend the maneuvres of the French Army, He was accompanied by Generals Bell and CFozier, who, with him, were designated to represent the army in France on the occasion of the manouvres
 nI speaking of the manouvres today General chaffeeS said that S0,000 French troops took partt in the manouvres and spoke in the highest terms of the evo- lutions. which were nearly all mass formations. Some of the movements in the sham battles, he said, were not such as could occur in battle, as troops were sent for ward without cover The French off ,ecs themselves said that such moveme its would not be permitted in actual hostilitiss.
 Gener Il Chaffce said he was surprised at the cheerfulness manifested by the entire army. officers as well as men. They had to work hard. too. being called out as early as and o'clock in the moruing and being on duty till l o'clock in the afternoon. After that a large portion of the troops were obliged to march as far as eighteen miles to the towns or villages, where they were billet 9d.
 Billeting of troops is something that is entirely unknown In the United States but it is the system in France. Every town and village within radius of more than eighteen miles of the lnanouvres had troops billeted upon them. The ,ffi cers of the quartermas- ters department go into town and placard the different houses showing that so many of such a company and regiment are to be located on the prem ises. Quarters must be found on such premises for the men where they can sleep and eat. This method of housing tho troops saves carrying a large amount of impediments in the way of supplies. Troops are better quartered as to sleeping arrangements and are in better form for marching and duty than if quartered in tents.
 The French army. General Chaffee said has net adopted the khaki uni form. but continued to wear the showy uniforms that have been in vogue for many years. They lock very smart and picturesque. but to the soldier they do not seem to present the soiidity of the men In the uniform of the United States army The American officers while at the manouvres wore inc olive drab ser vice uniforms of the United States Army.
 Asked concerning the report that he declined an invitation to dine with King Edward while in England, General Chaftee laughed and said that he had not declined such an invitation as he had not received one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
MONTGOMERY COTTON
npOr MARxxr WAS LOWER THAN ON
 sATURDAY.
nv~wws eeem More Earnest n Mssdsng Mnvss~r~f Tham Ever Before epinners May Ue Driven
 to Market.


 Deepite the fact that cotton futures lest sround yesterday there was 2 better tone tone n the spot market. True. the quotations
 s spd 'o%ee e,sewhers % % ths spot market is show j6r less disposition to respond to specu- isfive conditions.
 day were practically nothing as farmers as q rule do not come to town on Monday The s1inG Ss' to Hs tSe Sispos,tion of the warehouses
 1t may be said with emphasis that the aa ssusia..:e ' risSt % now over the hiodins move Hent than at any stage of It's history ce-ops.stion is needed nov more than n eyes ,ss ss sss i.sf sa ts. 'fsn protect fo build warehouses over the County to De These fsrmsrs y % mean business and they are putting their money into the project Mass msetinss are to be held at various points tion ls to De stressed more than ever be- ,ns Set points below saturday. with a firm uAdertoue.. Later in the day se,i. Sae movement began and at the close the
 A Liverpool cable said that spinners could not keep out of the market much ionser qnd would be forced to buy for want
 seiiabie New York house telegraphed:
 Tt is waiting market with . firm chanEsd and there Is renewed demand from the West Traders remain bearish but In view of the du1lness. are less aggres- sfve News from the interior continues to reflect the decision of farmers to hold and merchants report business as small as last January"
 New Orleans reported spots very firm with the country offering nothing One morning but the factors would not meet the demand.
 The Montgomery situation is in many re- eUeeta like that reperted in New Orleans. Huyers are keeping out of the market at present prices.
 The market may go shade lower. but shrewd specuiators will lift 1t in all weak ap0ta.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17

tee determine the sex of the angels is one of the dark secrets Its members refuse to disclose But they got inside information somehow. and consequent ly the contour of the angels or sne resurrection and the angel Of the an. nqnciation. the orisipai !cn figures So,Ss Ss Borsium created in four months hard work and then smashed, must become in fact. Church, a member of the committee. intimates that those angels have been a source of annoyance by no means angelic. There are one gathers, quite the most troublesome angels with W hich he has had anything to do, and ali because their sex was feminine.
 The women of his congregation are Ing that they should question the utih, ty of going to church if there are no lady angels in heaven. Some women. take it as an open affront. asking; with upturned noses and scorntui glances, why wings are not more be- coming to the feminine than the mas
 What the sculptor. J. Gutsen Mothe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
WALL STREET REVIEW
spunrr or ENrERPRIsE PRACTICALLY
 n0RMANT IN MARKET.
0usrators In Stocks Find No Encourage .s.st fe Tnke Part in the Face ns Admonitory Attitude of
 the CaDftalfate.

New York, Oct. 1s---rhe spirit of enter
 prise was practically dormans - in the % stock
 %srses Snn. s.s ,0dsy HSSsu.
 part in the market in the face of the sd-
 tisi capitalists and the cautionary tone of public comment on the situation.
 Q. s sh:s hand a there sss sri. s
 this reason refrain from attacks on the
 Today's immediate dsyeiopmsnts were calculated to inspire respect for the con- ;srysive assissde ,p aintairsd by great in active recall of credits calculated to force quotations for money was clearly ls upwards d in all the great money centres and no new source of relief for the money pressure was ments for the payment of the Japanese loan market proved unfounaed and spparently the payments on that account were quickly re deposited and made their reappearance mediate effect of the actual passing of these funds interest attaches to the ultimate des- eredt of ths tnus secured to the the general supposition that the proceeds of the earlier loan installments. formerly completely remitted to foreign depositories. so that the present deposits of the Japan
 to amount may S se York which would cali for @ spoa. s sao, ,ooo. .coS. will be left in New York for s any no long period the conjecture in banking circles pointing s'an the as sns
 The foreign exchange market was not sa1sns ably strong today and this prompted sn in funds The supply of bills for exchange sisn funds. who esicuiatea IT~nrI upon 0 supply poly of exchange at this time to buy bills at a profit profit. for repayment of their ioans. This abandonment of the hope of securing any additional sold for New York in the imme- that no Sarhsn supplies spe hely to Se ..i.. n E plain that tss Bank of England ha. money market and London expects an ad- vance In the bank rate of discount on lower in Chicago today. but New York ex- onsmfs opsminm at Nsn that polnt hn. hods at small transfer of currency through the sub-treas- ury for Saturday and today having amount
 Some small disturbance of banking senti- ment was reached fin that city last week. pesuiar ins d neavy eemand IS attributed to the reaching its flood.
 The report of the closing of q Cleveland D.@nn'nS lnsitutioh cfeateu pad impress feet.
 The inelasticity of the market was q conspicuous feature and the small early de- clfnes were rather more than recovered on the dull absorption of the day. The special firmness of the coalers was due to the con- sideration of last weeks purchase of the Coxe Brothers property. The market closed firm but semi-stagnant Y Bonds were irregular. Total sales mar value. s2.T5ooo0. United States bonds were all unchanged on call.
 NEW YORw sTOrr vusr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17

ever most of the cotton belt. the Ohio val iixht in eastern and wsstern cotton districts. though moderately heavy in middle Ala bama. An area of high barometer. with crest over Ohio, e now giving generally fair weather ever the eastern half of the country. with local areas of eicudiness. and rather coal in the upper Lake region, Tem- teau region and on the novthsrn slope of the Rockies, but . baromesric depression over western Nebraska and South Dakota. Conditions now favor generally fair weather. with more or less cloudiness tn this section tonsht and Tuesday.
 COTTON RE0IOA BULLETIN.
 For the aS hours encina C. m.. 18th meridian time.
 MONTGOMERY. Ala. Oct ls, 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR

New York. Oct IS. Coffee-spot Rio quiet; No ! invoice. SEc. Mild quiet; Cor dova, 10913c.
 sugar-Raw quiet; fair refining, 3@s1- 1sc: centrifugal. s6 test. 3% @3 11-1ec; mo- iasses sugar. x e 2 l3-16c. Refined quiet steady at a good price to an advance of points on cables, but soon weakened under a renewal of Wall Street liquidation and active than for some days past and the December position seemed the chief object Of attention owing to the large long inter est supposed to be centered in that month and the evening up preparatory to notice day next month. The market closed steady in tone. but at net decline of Sqlo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
NAVAL STORES.

Savannah, Oct. Is.--Turpentine firm. 6sc; sales. i,l25; receipts, SIS; shipments, I7s. Restn firm; sales. 2.o26; receipts. 2,s41 ::hiements. s,iss Quote; A B; C. A.io; p. t4. SO; I. e4.ek; K, s5 5.0e; Nj, Sb.l0; N, S6 20; W e, s6. 50; W W. s6. .s5.
 charieston--Turpentien and rosin nothing doing.
 wilmington Spirits turpentine nothing doing; receipts. "A casks.
 Tar firm. q 80; receipts, 122.
 Crude fuFpentine firm, tS.25. SA.27 and 9l.76; recepfe, 1o1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17

Hylius Erickssn of Copenhagen is preparing a Danish ship and q sledge party for an expsdition to unexplored regious of the Northwest Coast of Greenland. The plans have been ap. proved by many societies of scientists. including the American Geographical Society and the Royal Geographical So. ciety of London and by pr. Nansen and Professor Won Drygalski of Berlins
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
NEW ORLEANs coTToN

New Orleans. Oct 16.-Spot cotton easy on sales of l,70o bales. including i.050 to arrive. Quotations reduced xc; middling, s%c
 Futures were heavy with a downward tendency. Liverpool opened three points up and closed five points down, owing to the failure of American markets to respond 10 their opening In, the trading Decem- Der opened 10 points down at s.sSc. sold up to s.73c. declined to .5Sc and finally recovered to soc. The market closed weak with net losses of IT O Ie points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
NEW oRLEANs sUGAR,

New Orleans. Oct l6.-sugar quet; open kettle centrifugal nominai: centrifngal whites. 4h 64%c; prime yellow clarified. new. 4kc; seconds. 2d2kc.
 Molasses nominal; open kettle. old 12@ 27e: centrifugal old, 69l4c
 New cane syrup 1Sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
ST. LOUIS PROVISIONS.

St. Louis, Oct. l6.--Flour steady whiskey steady, si.S4
 Pork higher; jobbinS, Si5.2b Lard lower; prime steam. tS .e1h. Dry salt meats lower; boxed extra shorts, se.p6; clear ribs. s7.7s short clears. tS.f5
 Bacon lower; boxed extra shorts, ss.62isi clear ribs. ts.25; short clears. as.5o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
ANaELs WILL Bn MASCULINE.

Women of Dr. Huntinston's Consre@a-
 fioa Worrying Over DecisiCn- New York Special to washington uaw tha cathedral huiiAAss ananait-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
MONTGOMERY CURRENT oUoyATIo,
Corrected Daily.

Corrected Daify.l These prices are at wholesale and not pearl .shc; sics. lump. sMo. nickel pack Ries--Exra fancy. sc: head. 405e: hrok- Sslsatyfiss0 ;ns.a4mFsss ..Iaa s v.s,ass isSs:s soc ,eH "sfis'sS sisse sSods ss@msi iiSi,ss' fsaey isS
 'ss .sss tsRsy sEs xxx ssse' ginger s..,, s'r.:; .s sss s.is Ss S:s
 ariits--ner Dbl. .s.7.; per sack. l.ss.
 h1. h.Ia.tssL sfs; ssG. eSns9snd osSs9s isSe,.c se corn saa chops. pa' saSo; corn. 5Se: oats: mixed. othy. soc: Johnson grass. ssc: rust proof oat Sc.ton sesd-Huus, loose. per ton. ss; baied. ss; sacks. sf: cotton seed meal. sa!. cheese-Fancy full cream. iAAe; special T,..n;f. nssx.9ffoosEssYs. os ss..es ss,
 Meat-Eib bulk; sc; ris bacon soc; q, s syes. ,i.so: ssrdiaes.. American. oll. oysters, r. ". 4-os. ssc; 5-or.. Soc: fight s. cases s:ss: ss ssas s:s ssrr: case. ''s .si. si. syrup. Log Cabin, gallons. si4; t gallons. q So; ats: ,,,.S st sg per sMc. aos, ryc .x.
 Hides-Dry flint. t4@isc: green salted. . w wool--ciesr. ssaasc:\ washed. ssosoc: bury. 10@15c
 Beeswax-22 o 24e
 Fruit and produce-Fiorida oranges. per box S2SSG3; fancy lemons. 3eGc. S6. PSI; choice, ss; apples. fancy. per bbl, e: No i, ss.75: choice. a Soi Hines. choice. 75e per bushei. sacked. ssc: Wisconsin stock fancy. soc; onions. ' B. sacked per bush s2. .o6; navy beans. per bushel. s2. a5; evaporated apples. prime. 5o-lb. boxes, sc; turnins. iso1ib. sacks. si. s5; Canadian pea- nuts, ehc; spanish onions per crate. q. 7s seed-Rye. q per bushel: wheat N,so. iSep2oc per lb': onion sets. white skin, S2; pearl, $s: blue grass. 15@iSo, DC rib.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
NEW YORK DRY GOODe.

New York. Oct. l6.-The dry goods mar Ret today was quiet but did not lack firm ness. Buyers were cautious regarding the future but at the same time in many quarters were operating with considerable
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
CINCINNATI PROyIsIONs.

Cincinnati. Oct. is.-Fiour quiet. iun- $S %; bacon. 60 50.
 Whiskey steady Si 80,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
THE WEATHER.

Maxinum temperature for day. Ss deg ratai,aurn temperature for day. 90 deg. Average temperature for day, !2 deg. Normal temperature for day, o4 aes' xccumulated deficiency sines san' e 102 deg. .,- N.vn,di.v for the day s" rpta, psa rainfall since Jan. 1, .ss inches
 River Bulletin.
 Observations at 6 C. m-. 18th M. tima)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
q Indicates trace of prscipltatisn-

Rains have occurred in all districts, ex- cept Augusta Little Rock and Oklahoma districts, being very light in Charleston. Galveston and New Orleans districts. and heavy in middle Alabama Temperatures have risen generally, except day readings are lower in Montgomery and oklahoma districts.
 FRANK P. CHArFEE. Section Director. Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17

Gash quotations were as foIIows: Flour-Steady 7s a S5c; No. red, s5E @sskc. Corn-No. 2. 5oh @51c; No. yellow, oats--No. 2. ashc: No. white. 2s@ 2shc; No 3 white. 2e0ssc
 Mess pork. per bbL,. SIS: :7b@lS.s7h. Short ribs sides. loose. ss. 46@s.B0. Short clear sides boxed. ss.0o@S25. Whiskey. basis of high wines. s1 30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17

When asked if he was a New Yorker He replied: No, O'im not, eor; the stork. or Some other ouId bird Liked Cork best. on me word, And landed there, so Ofm a Corker."
 Houston Pest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
Intsrinr Mnvemnnt.

Houston-Easy, 9Ac; net receipts, IT, eS7; gross. l7,os7;. shipments, 14,6il; sales L990: stock, 65,539. Augusta--Steady, 9-lsc; net receipts 24s6; gross. 3.ofe; shipments l474; sales tae; etock. 6s.962.
 Memphis-steady. 1ec; net receipts, D. k25: gross, S,235; shipments 4SO2: sales $50; stock, 37.979.
 St. Louis-Quiet. 1oc; net receipts, s5s; gross. s2s; shipments. s2s; sales. 5s9; stock LISA
 Ctncinnati-Quiet; net receipts, 47s; gross 4T6: shipments, 357; stock, i0,2l6.
 Louisville-Firm, 10Ac.
 Total today: Net receipts, 25,S02; gross 2s.slei shipments. 21.743 sales. 3,379; stock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTUREs.

Liverpool, Oct ls.-Cotton futures opened steady and closed quiet. American mid dling. 2. o. C.;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
TREASURY BALANCES.

Washington, Oct. 16-foday's treasur balances. exclusive of the gold pesery' shows: Available cash balance, $132,271, 279: gold, $73.362.s1s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17

portant details folloW;
 Mileage operated ......... 7.231 Gross transportation receipts 44,051.509 Operating expenses ........ Si.o5S,z0s Net earnings .. ...., 12.99S,2S9 Other incomes .............. l,o2O,lfl Total income ..,..,. l4,5ls,47I Taxes, interest and rentals. 9TS6,362 Available foE dividends .... 4.733,l09
 The decrease in surplus available for dividends over 1904 is s1.2s5,00O Net earnings show decrease of $2o1, 2s9 for the year. Dividends paid during the year aggregated S4.e7e.s22.
 Gross earnings decreased $s17.9s2, or ? per cent.
 While there is a decrease of $1,5o4.- S2O. or AS per cent. in freight earnings, this was partly offset by an increase in passenger and express earnings.
 The capital stock of the company outstanding at the close of the last fiscal year was $74.sis.ioo, which was increased during the year $24,Soo.
 The funded debt of the company on June 30 was s17S,6o7,0oO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
FIGURES OF ROCK ISLAND.

Not ns Much Money Made as Was the Case Last Year. Chicago, Oct. 16.--Annual figures of the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Railway for the year ending June 30 were given out today. Their most inn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
Cioee at About the Worst of the Session, al Net Decline of I6@11 Points. Southern Spots Slightly
 Lower.

l lowest, the list broke again in the afternoon
 liquidation by early buyers. who were dis couraged by the large estimates for to-
 morrcw's receipts at leading points and the absence of export demand
 The close was steady at the decline. southern spot markets were unchanged to Receipts at the ports today s4,21s bales. against 5S.05s last week and 62,372 last year For the week, estimated: sso.ooo bales, against 347,0s2 last week and 397. .409 last year. Todays receipts at New Orleans s.s42 bales, against 15.044 last year. and at Houston 17.os7 bales. against 15.55s last CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Chicago. Oct. is.-Absence of selling veer upward today on demand from a lead ing bull At the close wheat for December
 provisions are practically unchanged. oats
 strength in the wheat market developed timsnt time in the pit was trifie bearish and
 prees wses for
 the the English market was attrtbutsd to freer
 There was however, very little wheat for | sale here In consequence a comparatively
 small demand from a prominent long was of the first hour The advance was helped along by announcement of a decrease of | SsofAsuUV DuHnefs m LHe amount or BFeaQ~
 stuffs on ocean passage. Throughout the remainder of the session the market con- tinued strong in consequence of support | from the bull leader. The total volume of trading. however, was small Active de- mand for flour in the Northwest helped | to maintain bullish enthusiasm. For De-
 csmeer the highest point of the day was was
 strong with December at s5xc. Ciearanees
 of wheat and flour were equal to I47b00 bushels. Primary receipts were i,s2s.000. compared with 1,sls,e00 q year ago. Mime apolis. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of Lass cars. against i.sbs last week and l 1.06T year ago.
 Likelihood of an increased movement of feet on the corn market. This influence. however. was largely offset by demand from leading bull. As e result the market was held steady the entire session December opened unchanged to hc lower at 40
 axe and throughout the entire day held at 44hc. Receipts were PTS cars, with
 % contract grade.
 Notwithstanding liberal local receipts,
 the oats market was firm. Fair demand from a leading commission house was the
 main source of strength Export demand was another bullish factor. December 3sh @2sMe and closed at the highest fig ure Receipts were ss3 cars
 Provisions were steady as a result of a fair demand for January products for i'm vestment account Packers also were mod crate buyers. At the close January pork was unchanged at si2 55. Lard was un- changed at s.so. Ribs were off shade
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat ss cars; corn. 2st ears; oats. AT cars; hogs 24.000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17

Bprglum thinks privately about the sex of angels is another matter. and does not appear. He is most discreet In his public expressions on the sub- tect and would rather not say any thing at all.
 Tt Is not a thing that a man takes lightly" he said, iand that isn't the sort of thing he does without pain"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement,

esalveston--steady. 2 sis-1sc; net receipts is.5ss; gross, 1s.sss; sales. 1,oos; stock 205,154.
 New orieans--Easy, szc: net receipts s,st2; gross, s.s42: sales. HOO; stock. 123.- s7l; shipments. to France. 12.ooo. .. .Moeils-ogiss. ss.ase; .net receipts .ss;5- savannah--ouiet. Ne; net receipts. 12,- sss; gross, 12.sSs; sales. i.l50; stock. 152.- tst: shipments. to continent. ss.sss; coast chsrisston--auiet. s7-1sc;. net receipts ioes; gross. l,oos; stock. s7.2sa; shipments eraatwiee, 9t3.
 2.4es: gross, 2,4ss; stock. 2s,232.
 Norfolk-Steajy, exc; net receipts, 4,- ees; gross, 4.ess; sales. 7o5; stock. 5s.ss2; Shipments, coastwise. s,556.
 Baltfmore-Nominal, 9Bc; gross receipts, eEe: stock. 2.s9s
 New York-Quiet. g. s5c; gross receipts, A,3I1; safes. i,200; stock, 225.455; ship nnents, to Great Britain, 1,so0; to conti- nent, soc.
 Boston--oniet, 1O 1oc; net receipts s45; gross. 4,931.
 &; gross 124; stock, 2.6o3.
 Miscellaneous-Net receipts. III; gross, HI.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
Total Moyement.

Total today, at all ports net 5l, l,21g; ship ments, to Great Britain. 1,S0o: to France. t2.o00; to continent. 39.0st; stock. ss3.s55. ments. to Great Britain, 2s.T70; to France, t2.00o; to continent, 60,SS3.
 Total since Sept. i. at all ports, net l. f09.274; shipments. to Great Britain, 356.- k75; to France. lis.36s: to continent, a7a,- VI: to Japan, S.35e: to Mexico. 100.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK

Kansas City. Oct 16. Cattle-Receipts steady to 1Oo lower
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17

Tndicates rise. Indicates fail
 River F0reeast.
 (For next two daysb The Coosa will change but slightly. and the Alabama will continue to rise slowly.
 NentheF COnCiitlnna.
 (Past 24 hours.) Rains occurred yesterday or last night
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-17
If You Desire to Open New Accou

or for any reason wish to change or in crease we invite you to eome to us. We win sppre<
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