The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-20
MONTGOMERY COTTON
PRICES ON THURSDAY WENT UP WITH A RUSH.
Tsoet Predictions and Demand From Eng land Gave Market . Better Tone.
 Higher Quotations Are Ernecfed.

Cotton went up with a rush yesterd,aay ,a and Montsosry holder, s,s woes Close an of bnsi ness when as high at she had been Rn,e 2 for round lots during the day ana mioohhs
 Holders are talking ii-csnt. cotton now with more serious faces. and when one one nf'cer Ssf cent sSov. Taesasys prices with little offering and all news is ouiiish. their w'shes
 iY The er reversal Sr of form yesterday was due due to strength of Liverpool dsmsnds, whien a,nts rea ts an opening siUss aUsnes the sf market nssa hea
 chance to weaken frost predictions for the cctton belt and news of "northeT m New York houses teieEraphed that spot buyers in the South were reporting inability to get cotton in their section as hoiderS
 Today's market will dspend on the & extent 1t .as ssversy Of d the ooI% wave the entire outlook win be changed,
 New orleans w reported dnnn1Iv m,narns offering nothine. It is expected that a 1o-cent mar ket would cause interior holders so 'arn ars bending every energy to impress npon t,rnn tnenr uetghbors the necessity or stahuihk .,nr t.i n.,
 nis ,,on wa xpevsrs pe to be held tomorrow near
 reliable New orlssns irm ssss thss as
 shorts had the shivsrs ssain. in. today, oastb ccntraI portions of the belt. excessive ln some pieces. and a cold ! blast ss in the 2, fas rain storm. serving to chase the bear eie- ment from the field. .u., nortsern rs;rs Texas S and the Territories. in Arkansas, in Tennessee. north MississipRpa pp,.
 section of the belt that hss ls fareu n,n,, hav inr siifessd to some extent. from the recent cold weather and ftosts of ocs, ,,,ant lsin' ,sas is to make the outlook more unptomisiMns' M another cold wave. accompanied pv rest, Ss,,
 officially ans %sass while faF the ssnsra snd eastern districts of the cotton reeion are more Sn .hs rse eve Of tRs the ginners' report on cotton ginned 70 ..s Uet, 18th which returns nsS w tt ss +ss Dsme Sate one year ago. On account of the saE.inssr of the crop in the southern ,,nas half Of E, s taarsd sinee inc movement is only s2e 900 less than the movement of last years nS,I s,, sSo os,s iasser erop percsntase sinned than pected Our advices. however. rather pon' to the ~ not sad to .G be sn short. have set aside their large crop views oI od iaooo 900 bales which wsrs put Dcansnmnton allont nS ii.oeS. GOO bales. as f such yield could be ussd sr ,nsieht as to what is going on in the way of business in cotton goods. ex- ports from the United Kingdom oct is'' 1so4, to Aug. s1st, 1905. have been l.zsz.T 4s7 o6e pounds of manufactured cotton against Less. ssa.ooo pounds for the same time fast year. and an increase of 1s7,- aog. oeo pounds. The same conditions are in vogue in the United States. New York having exported 237.s17 packages of cotton goods since Jan 1st. compared with 1S7.4ol packages for the same period one year ago and in some instances exporters nave con ,rscted for goods. says the New York Chron- iols. to be delivered as far ahead as oc- tober next year.
 sT.iyerpool cabled: "A favorable opin- ion is gaining ground. We expect further short. Trade conditions alone with large iy increased consumption must swamp bears sooner later"
 Not much cotton came to Montgomery yesterday. but buyers expect better prices yyrsi draw 1t to town today and tomorrow.