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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10

G~Cobo6O RccitoL. - GiC
Eroiciiorcn Soon Is. non Slllitcpu
&ioIiniit, mn Nnluoro @rodluoD
Fiouiit, 6crcn rijritleriidJc 2ciitmGcl
ocn biciiQCn Gon}rrtbciudcrn moblbe
fonnt iin6, Qcbcu 0o8 nGd)itc Tcobo.
0p-Nccitol hclrtc %)}odrmittog. Sic 6o
ben ooS foI0crSC Eroqronm oltiQc.
itcQt: 0robm2 - Souotc IN 81" lin
Vionp rur6 &ioIine; Bad 2iS5t 49,
6orioiic un0 Il0c ny @HmoQ; Gbo.
pirf2is5t - rGbont FoGonoiS;" G6o.
pin 49, @orcorollc fir Eiono; GorcI.
Ii - 60 Solo; &iclrtcmps 49, A0o.
ooqio oit5 Sem /. G-MoQ.GonBcrt
Gerocini - Mcuct III G.Iur; Mie.
niou8fi - Tolouoiic in IGur fir
Giolinc; Grnit Hurorii r. Grci San.
toiic'r 0p, 10; $. 9rodruop n@iG
o'tb'wiip8;" Gu0c (Sdcr5o) bon
Splporh Cutie r0rheitcr; StrouB.
Iouiio - @ol}cr- Caprice CMo
lc6t mr. cinmnID iiir Fiono.
0cror0runQcn untCr.
sci d Il Ger Wopor bot sic fol.
gcn6cn Gerorormaen untcr5eihnct:
Srn. Ghoa. Z. SponloiltQ III er.
loubcn MoiGcriwoBc, 5miihcr 9(pple.
ton mo GoDiouitr0Bc, orli ciQcnc So.
itett nit pcr8Ioilcn 3ieGcliteinen 81
piloitcrn.
Gle SolGrc Oca Siilis-S tootItcucr.
G%inncbmcra mo Der 5moli 0udbol.
ter in oieienr 9iircau SIT erbober.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10

Gicr. pro Iubcno 25c. bis pc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10
@Croct SnnSciocutbiimCr.
0u nrrfnnifu:

I'll UttfnhItH'
Wooerne 8peift6di0e Sdu'Cr nit feds 3tnts
mcrn an Der gSeftfcitc Der @~robesGtrube. ami,
i6cu 5Giruount glbcnue mo Gnueite5s TRADE.
NdHeH cemertirte aeucr. ccmentirtcs IrottoiT.
glnii Qcpfln'tcrte Strnbe. Cefen. SURFACES uuh
WinrmorsI reppen. Vrcio $775. @runoBin8 $50
bro Sdbr. Inter Ieihter N]coiuNruNeu per.
fault. Dian ncGine ole 5dirmouuts slpcmt Cars.
e ;. Gallagher, Vumwuternebmer.
u2s-) ytr. 2sOS. Dartmouth, gIOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10
Stnot Baltimore.
Sic Wtnrtima0Oue

80 p""'
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IN WV, G,to ,',S De- - ,n;o sio
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10

Id)cl; %crionot bon ocn GIcpatorcu
1850 NuidcI; GIcpotorcn &orrotb
1G9,IOi NuiheI. @crfGuic: 75,OOO
@nidcl %onuor 81 1924, 5000 Spot
5u 55H, I MogQon 3uriidQepieieucr
81 Is, I 90. 81 IS, I NoaAon Steo'
mer Qcmiihtcr Spot FL 52A, , Oo.
9tr. 3 Spot 5u 1924, 1000 Spot }I
55H, 5000 9tr. 3 Spot 5u %, 1900
&obr 81 1884.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10
Gaa:su uss htgsiaubtsU \.
enrina's Gantur eitoerirrus.eaG,

Giinpefts9de &. Cir. u. Soft Aoe.. goutou
Suupt nlar;.,r 6ee 9nnton eiescrfrun3 -
Sirgliurhe Icbei Gomeritug IbeTo. -
3ameHsSerPin oerfamntelt itb ieoen 9t'n'
Itaa gbenh. National Bier ON Sdpt.-
gbefnpcufe IeIep6nu: 2Sciie 1853 3
fApril13lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10

Cen N0mCn bon Sornlon NllCn
3lpiidCn Gorrolltpn,N pc. uno Gnrcps
ltro6C, 1T 2ormUnrFIocc mlpl0ns
0Crl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10
- n - ~ q H Y r..
fragt die Ollie SWtg, bio IhG ImnM GesauIt HIN
' s II !, &<XMIzM
0nltimurcr WarftberidIte.

Baltimore. .. NouCmbcr 1905.
Mchl. - 3uilIbrcu lOO5G TGl
icr, cinidlirBlid $40 SGiicr III 20.
cuit 4}oint mo 1891 GGiicr III Gons
ton. &iiitcnpcrionOt ll2 Safer. Gic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10

Sr. 1924, Cc'8aIItmors'st ras.. GIN.
nter un 5erren dh u.cmisiben. - He,rfis
Seiriuf- unb 8etHe. -Ran.HteiSs@rnue.
ret,"eitr. ReriGmtaIungsluiol bes Oft.
Sumbnrbftr. Smmerr. N1u' urs 9eib.
Bsretns. gbef. 9eI..-95oIfe 2552 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10
Stcaeugeiuhc
NuroSrniidc 5oraler 1aminc.

4 Sabr int tuloe. Ntnnu 20 Sabre All, mar BIS
bcrtc ais &eiIiiucl3ithtcr tbutja, Srur Is Sabre
alt, tlidtiN IN Iithe mo 0uusbult nit cincm
r idbriGcI NnubeH. iuheu elrtr S0rW III iibtrs
rCbmcu O6cr 6l ucypnl;eH. Sell, CficrtCH INT
fer Utif'te ~. ~ 1dtm" an n&r ,1cutimeu
Eurrcfpunocut". cod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10
ehmlst's .Wideriran4,Sou

@te 3. mn 8orasiS trube. Sa%uptdrortier
hes .gaheru 81. lint sHereir3." ~slteD
lranss1unleupereins. nGGnion Srrmer,p.
g'ar. NIB 9eibs @ereins." p9eutfbe &C.
m%libltdfeit," rasiiellamteoe Union uno
rSeipers@onfIaO ytr. AIS, =. .. o. tIt'
itbes Bier su ieo"r Aett, 2%eIepbrr: q.
X g.. - Nolf 2609 %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10
NeutlNc Sd)luBrQtc:
Hrn0Mftcm Mnrft.

llntcnItcb2n0e ErCiie bc5tebcn iih
ouf Sen Gn0ro8 SonGeI; Iiir ocn
a%lcinbonec: mlb Elm cn~tiprCd)cnocr
NuiId)Ioo 8cmodlt lUcr6cu,
IS,,,. ,,u, N,In,,N ~, Ia ",
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10
Ebam Hnsp'l Nthsaraat.

) IT. 1t0i, NUrbsNe ntr1IFNbcHi
1 Ter .Gorooii Suuerfrdbreno' rouosrttn
y bon saltir10re- btrinmn.ttf no etsr
J i.o-H Woftus, - 6ecra, rrebm \ Bone
} Bier am 8Lpt nL6 bsu:tGtr drt bireit
J bpui COB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10

yt. 20 bis 1922, 0uriorbsNbtmIt,
Sauptdnariier oes n9boIia, Wtdnnec6ors'.
sale uHo GommeroIrieu btIie Al her.
mis.tcn. @uter Blnb fit Nuiterprtttn.
,feirfte 1%etrdufe. Srei'Ssool. q. Z ".
9sIetbon - Wt. Vernon 3789
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10

scrbcfts@d Der autps ino Surrefts StraSe.
Sa%uptauartter oes @eianaperetne pW},lo.
ote-. SinaItInben teoeH 9onnetfids 1besb.
Esrfnmmlnuaer oss rGerterht1i Weseer'
R.rtins- ieben &, urb 4 Eteniiae TIN GiO'
not. TeIepbuR - Mi. SernoH 1868 r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10
Baltimore EranSicr Gompaantc

Shboft.@fe Uun StH1t' nno 2owburo.Strase,
bat TIRE @usiiuituua lEo mcbrere Subruerie
(Eans) berGyoBcrt mo NJ ieBt i'm Stdnoe.
giobtI bon 3uus Al SnuS Al b~et0rocrn unh
fir ole AribepOtyunG oocr @crfeuolllg Bu oer'
puden. VrOmpts uuo 6uOerIalltRe geoisnuHp
miro suueIhprt (h2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10

S1frr
&erlnnet i'm 9lagcmcincn.
eentidcS glrbeits Nadruciiunas .Wurcau.

TcnlihC9 MrbtIte YddIuciimnne, WiIrcnu,
ptr. 2l9. SiiosShGrpsSiruBe, inter Der 9tuliidt
Der aSCuiiAeu Seictibu't". - SicicuiAeu. ole
t%cutftbe SnH6iperier. Irheitfr uno StcntbOtcn
on bcibiitiNen l%uiirithcr. luulen 'itb pcrf6uiih
pocr in l%ruutirtcGl Nrieicn an oeu 9lQrutcn Der
GtieIlithu't, Subnnn .. Wlcncr, 9r, 2l9, Sio.
ehGrps Stra1c, lueuoCL uclter uueuiQCliib
t~lItatintt ertbeitcr lpirb. 6prchftulneH non !
bis + ubr. (Tu12s.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10
gu O%crfnufcn.


3u UcrfnufCu:
Rini0. Elm pc ftodlac9 BlrRcitcincruCs }@ohu,
hnua. Got t0t bel 100. an I, Strubc VruOiluH.
Nlme Irtuocl GnuHtu, Mo, clud }uCi @cuicrte
hon Der CIcftriihen Gar. gtuh5uirnGc1 bei
3nhu ". @ci5 & Go, SiioeuSt ser 9tohttrnhcr.
Sriidc. CID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10
3u p%crmictbcn.


Y IN Ucrmicibcl:
.Qtnhllrie Simmer nit ooer Ob1c scot. 9tuCh.
5iiraaeu IN Nr, i29, SJrrcit. StraEC, Gcinirl
Winrtt. tGOo-tID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10
3o'rpu eNusna,r,S Gate.

Pits Snlurrt0u, sEuuO, mnus Srsbtrt6.Aue.
Die beitcn lSClHt I'M gSefteHo. Wldbl'
,Piten NJ tehcr 3eit Csetrhditsrnr'b cine
2re3intittt. 7dttcH- On 'uCruictbct
Gpril2u lNl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10

Ut. 185, Sorri7on.' nabe aertnafon.gtr.
geo. Slittber. IT. Fran'ec's Ser. Sar'
mer guui6 bun ~ his 1 utr gd6mti'
iube sraeIuben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10

! Hr. 923. GorosGben,. ede antbonbsstr.
! 8crilmmIuIGSIoinI oeS rglntouia : Cons
J claDes gr. 1896 B. %" gstenbensDt'
) itrifts 9tr zoe .ShinersTtttrifts Nr.
; 1913, :. II. "" mo uNiitr;n5 9tr. ~.
, s. Il. n" SdIe an &ereln. 4u permle.
! then Se'ni.r Riptr J0r',, ,rN nuNprp
J @ctrinie 4cIcpboR: Is. 4 y. @3olic G29 M.
; D92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10

Nr'tCrn 9toIl3, ...... 10 bis -
Creamery Erint9, I Fio. 81 bis -
Grenm. Erint, y 80. % bis u
Mo, "a, va. Erint3... 10 bis -
Creamery Nlod3, > Yio. 20 bis 81
&ebcnocN @ciliigcl pro Fiuno: olte
Milbncr Zoe. bis ltc.; iun9c Silbncr
ltr. bis l2c.; Gntcu lie. bis l2c. a;
(oubcn pro Nnur 2Oc. bis Boo. {;
@0nlc pro Fiuno 11c. bis 13c.;
Futer, pro EiunO l6c. bis 1Sc,
GrW i'd c uno Sem ii e.
&artoiiclh pro Nlld)cl 6Oc. bis
loo; 3udcrriibcn pro 9iiuocl 112c.
bis 2c.; MclBtobl, pro Come S1l.OO
bis Sl1OU; 3micbeln, pro 9ulhcl
G5c. bis 15c.; Ncpicl, pro Sob S1.25
bis $l.25; crime @obnen. pro @u
ld)cl Boo. bis lOc.; Nnana@, pro
Grotc $500 bis 800; Npfellincn,
pro MiitC $500 bis $2.73; Nirncn,
pro GuB 81 bis Sc; GorottCn, pro
@ilnoeI 1l2c, bis 2c.; WaiS, pro
0b0. &c. bis Sc; Srnubcn, pro 1 Yi6.
Aorb l3c. bis Doc. Gllincc0 pro SOB
So bis ST; mciBc Niibcu, pro ailtc
Poe. bis Dc; brurncr a0bl, pro 0ll.
id)el Zoe. bis 2Oc,; Nopilnlot, pro
&iltc Doc. bis Doc; Spinut, pro Nlr
libel Zoe.
Groceries un0 Eropiiic.
SaI5iIciihL pro Eium6: fIeine Gu.
oar Gureo Shintcn 12c.; grobe
Sdinten 11Hc.; GnIiiornier Stiu.
fen TIC; SuQor Gurco Sfulteru
Sl2c.; trodcn NeioI5cne Scitcnrippen
&c; Spcdicitcn 9iac,; trotcn Qeiol
gene ShuItern SlAc.; reIncS Sdmo;j
in Gicrce0 Sc; Spcdidultcrn &C.;
McB.S bmeineiIciid) SIG pro Sob.
Moiiinirter 3uder: 0clpiirieIt
1.l0c.; pnIucriiirt 1896; STANDARD.
0ronllirt 400; iein gromlirt
Loo; GrpItol u l7Oc.; Columbia
u l.25c.; 0clbcr 375c. bis i.2Oc.
@er0iteter aoiice: Z. &. 6. 100
Bio. ailten 1875; e. g. e. GO Vio.
&iitcn 1906; &. g. Is. &c Biuno
aiitcn 16.70c.; reinCr SABA 29c. bis
2912c,; gutter SABA pc. bis 271ac.;
rcincr Woffo &c. bis 271ac.; SABA
mo Woffa. 0enliidt, PC. bis 26lac,;
SABA, gcnliidlt, 25c. bis 251ac.; reis
ncr Oiorocoibo 22c. bis 2214c.; rciner
ga @llopro DC. bis 22I2c.; rciuer
SontoS 2tac. bis 22l2c,; Sontos,
Gcunlidt, 20Ac. bis BIC; Nio, &c.
nlIid)t, 1915. bis 2Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10

senrn 6. altin,s si,huuran,,

Er. 2i6. @Gdhs, nnbe Somuros5trobe
glorsiqIite Weine, Spirtilolen II. urtpn.
Giaarreu, Setes 9ter on 3Grf. 9unid
fir GefhdftSlsIiie bon 11.90 Sorm, bis
2 libr NtnhmitinRs. 2slspbon Y. A y.
l2l. gSernun 300s-v. (D4dIB2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10

. II

Sntclli0cntc, rciulidDc WiGodlcu, nm
bic Ncritclluna OUn GbUcOluoC-llcbcr.
Suo unO on9 &Crpnfcn III %crlcrncn;
outer EObn. NndBuiraacn bel Der
WurbndD Chocolate So, GalucrtOns
NUcuuc unb NOllinS. StrnNc.
(SfttS, tWtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10

y. u. Hdffni0hns ceht
SutpIuiiartier oes .sapernspRdrueuGorS
RI sGdc Sounb- mn G1roItneitr. 8er'
einsnerInrmIung ieoen DoIlneriloa Nhtnb,
Hcut OttgIieber ntIiDtRmen. fcratlq'
lthes Bier Der Acknowledgement I'm 8npl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10

ld)Cl; Ncrionot Don 0cn Glcputorcn
Il,lG5 NuihcI; Glcpotorcn Norrotb
$4,000 NuldcI. NcrfGuic: 1900
@uihcl Gc5cmbcr 81 ST. I @o9QoN
northumberland SIT 20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10

Aft 9ait, uno SditsMheNut. GanLon.
M'arDlono'1 ele9bJn - ~ 8.
Sauptaudrtitr oes 6eidnon.re, 10 -eeti.
,peib,~ .Snmeus8 sIeins ors xbelfpe:S..
Canton, 9~DncInnes Rr. 446. J: @ o..
.ErtentalsS iitrtftS VI. 1853. b. u. nno
.@anion Spar' II. Bergnfgunas'Beretns'
(Gept21 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10
&crlanat: MGnncr nuo 9naben.
QcrlnuQt
Vrtlnunt
Ncrlonot in gtoinlnnton. :. {

SIN ocullhcr ItuutI nm aIi cJltr Eurm ~
nrheittlI luuleIhli CT ctUc Nuir NclmdlO rIloCt
gtuI ubrelirc uoCr lrulc Uuh bel IL. Il. Wricb,
Nr. a2D. s, Ctr, .SioOit, &&aiBtugtOu, :. Is.
t3t3-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10

sine dltcrc Irnu iiir sic uIdcmcinc 6aus.
urHeli QuiCo Niem. liudlSuiru0cu SnnuhsSdr
Sremunt AUcunc unN SGrutUGG etrnic.
t3l3-4D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10
&erlanat: tJranrn uno WGodDcn.


Gin fairies ocut'hcs Wtnhhcn fir Die Nuua
urhelt. Nuh5uiraQcH bel mis- Scouting, Care
Of SrieocnWnto. Mr.. t07, Nuro'Hutnm. straRc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10

sine falholiidc 0uIabdltcriU IN cilcm Erjc.
~lierbuu2. EudjuiruAcI IN Ut. iO4, Sits2&cits
StruEc. l5l@,l.G.~f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10
u. 1ittsr,s .6ulnmsta.Saas

Rr. 1929. ff.$raii.strase.
nveHens8armftiotet Bsrstr- %terfammtIt
ft i.beu er't,H Bteuitas I'M Monut In
Der Sa1e. Sane fir Beretns Lns asit
IiGietieu All berlntetben.
(SurbI 1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-10

shpeiserf Setr.
{ Rr. TOT ann 707, 1o.1ba-b'SiIabe stss'
/ Ianttopr. Seirfte &elnt unb Stupere.
i Der aefiino,iie Srt aut Der troe. - Die
J better 8uoIsParlprs In StGhlarbfosn
! 8rpmptf NeoteHura
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-28
MARKET FOR FUTURES
EsTrMATEs FOR SMALLER RE-
 CEIPTS CAUSE BUYING.
Moderate Gains on the Day shown at the Close--Heavy Clearances from Pacific Ports to Japan--voi-
 ume of Dealings Small.

New York, Jan, 27.-The cotton mar ket ruled very quiet. The news seem cd to furnish no incentive for new ven- lures, but there was little buying on the smaller estimates for tomorrow receipts and final prices showed mod crate gains for the day. The opening was steady at a decline of 192 points which was about in line with the Liverpool cables. Estimates for the days receipts ran large, owing to a heavy clearance from Pacific ports to Japan. but there seemed no material pressure against the market, which be- gan to improve shortly after the open ing when the estimates for the receipts at leading points for tomorrow came in. Fluctuations were somewhat ir- regular during the middle session, but the general ruling was steady and the market closed very steady at a net ad- vance of 7@12 points. Sales of fu- tures were estimated at l25.000 bales. Judging from today's operations neith- CT the resolutions of the New Orleans Convention nor the partial report Of the census bureau as published yester- day has had any influence in sentiment either here or in Liverpool The Liv- erpool market during today's session being received from there between 9 ing. The big receipts of the day was offset by equally heavy clearances and the smallest estimates for tomorrow's receipts suggested that if interior of- ferings had expanded a few days ago as some private advices indicated. holders were again refusing to mar 8t~ T
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-28
LovEMAN q CO.'S COTTON LETTER.

VI
 (By Private Wire from H. & B. Beerl
 New Orleans. Jan. 27.-There was more or less covering of short contracts in all markets today, particularly at Liverpool where a successful operator of this season WAS reported evening up accounts. Evi- dently. traders were not altogether satis- making returns to the Government in some cases not reporting at all. Eleven days have elapRed since reports were called for. and the best the census bureau couid do was to furnish about one quarter of the total to be received, consequently u may be @ mat ter of days yet before another bulletin will be issued In the meantime the movement to market continues small, for while tho weeks insight was in excess of general ex- pectations, the larger figures were due to large shipments from ports, 33 coo, of which Is 900 were billed for the Orient. all of which swelled the days arrivals to 5000 and furnished total movement for the week of 230 900, against 209, 000 last year Receipts at primary points during the past week have been very small 2e towns report ing but S5,0n0, compared with iS0,000 one year ago. This is what is called the move ment from plantations and e. TVS farmers to be holding their cotton for higher prices There is no doubt but thas Kianters have made up their minds to .eduee the acreage in keeping with the resolutions adopted hv the convention, precinct meetings for which will be held in every one of che t12 cotton counties on Feb. IS. The Southern Bank surplus to be carried over into the new sea son providing such a reduction in acreage be made and have promised to discourage farmera raising as much last y~aF by fusing to make advaneements to all whe do not give up to the conventions require ments. which meeting was success In every particular, and the organization prom ises to be of much value to the cotton growers and the South Tn general. Spot sales were surprisingly large today. buyers accepting 6.S0O from factors and 25O to ar rive, the interior having offered but little. the market here closing firm. Futures ruled steady throughout the day notwithstanding chances of the variations in the world g visible supply working bearish this evening. March opening at 6.52, selling at 6.6S fin- ally closing at 6.62.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-28
SECRETARY TESTERS WEEKLY COT.
 TON STATEMENT.

New Orleans, Jan. 27.--secretary Hester's weekly New Orleans Cotton Exchange state day shows an Increase in the movement into sight compared with the seven days ending this date last year in round figures of 20.- 900, a decrease under the same days year the same time in 1902 of 46,OO0.
 For the 27 days of January the totals show a decrease under last year of 157- 900. decrease under the same period year before last of 256, ,000 and under the same time in 1909 of 330, 900.
 For the 149 days of the season that have days of last year 92s,000. ahead of the same days year before last 1.o3O. 900. and ahead of 1902 by Sss. 900.
 The amount brought into sight during the past week has been 22s,515 bales. against 2o9. l5s for the seven days ending this date last year PCT 5TO year before last, and 275,- days of January, it has been s24.347. against sSi 5sI last year, 1,0eo.394 year before last and lT64,270 same time in 1902.
 The movement since Sept. 1st shows re- ceipts at all U. s. ports 6,654,S5O. against .s27, ,7I8 last year. 5.732.425 year before last and 5,722,s43 same time in 1902 Overland rivers to Northern mills and Canada 5s9.- 2l0 against 60s.66B last year, 717,46s year before last and 7eo,6ss same time in 1902; interior stocks in excess cf those held at the close of the commercial year 5s2.2o1. against Ss2 996 last year. 37s o02 wear before lasti and 4sS,3i4 same time In 19o2; Sou hern mills takings 1.Os5 00o, against SSS, ,9S4 last year ss22 year before last and s77osS Ea -7-c '''roe in 1902.
 Thesr r,are Inc totoI for the 1fe days ef ,fc reavor from Sept let to date fl "f'. apa rst TafH, eco last year. TS1l.ell yeLr f.'"rs isst ard 7St3.-S5 samr time !n fIrp
 Evpo-t- for tl.c rrre', have hrrn ife"7t sfatust IGs G6h lest yen~. m7kinE the total tNus far for the season l,aso.s75. rainst 44e1 ag7 last year, on increase of 6tS.44S. Northern mills talSings and Canada dur ing the past seven days show a decrease of 46.I7S as compared with the corresponding period last year. and their total takipEs since Sept. 1st have decreased 72.ls4. The total takings of American mills North, South and Canada thus far for the season have been 2.441,4sl, against 2,42S.sle last
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-28
SECRETARY TESTERS WORLDS WIS.
 LRI.E SUPPIY STATEMENT

New Orleans. Jan. 37.-Secretary Hester's statement of the worlds visible supply of cotton made up from special cable and teiegraphic advices compares the figures of this week with last week, last year and the year before. It shows an increase for the week just closed of 12,661, against a decrease of 6s,7s7 last year, and an increase Of .196 year before last.
 The total visible Is 4,57s,7se, against 4.- ss4.125 last week. 3,s22,20 last year and +,o41,s52 year before last Of this the total of American cotton is 3.6S2.7S6, against B. 6e7125 last week, 3,o5s, 202 last year and S.14S.S62 year before last, and of all other kinds. including Egypt Brazi India, etc., Rs4, 900, against Se7, 900 last week. S64, QUO last year and Ss3,00O year before last.
 The total worlds visible supply of cotton as above shows an increase compared with last week of 12.ss1. an increase compared with last year of s54.5S4. and an increase compared with year before last of 534, ,934.
 Of the worlds visible supply of cotton as above there is now afloat and ;held in Great Britain and continental Europe BAGS, ,Oo0. against ATT. 900 last year and 2,O04 900 year before last; in Egypt 2o2,ooO, against 24s.- GOO last year and 194.0o0 y"ar before last: in India 415, 1000. against sO4, 900 last year and 100000 year before last: and in the last year and 1.444,Ooo year before last
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-28
TAKING OF AMERICAN COTTON B THE WORLDS SPINNERS.

New Orleans, Jan. 27.--secretary Hester gives the taking of American cotton by spinners throughout the world as follows, in round numbers:
 This week 24s.ooO this year, against sOs,- 900 last year and 26S.000 year before last.
 Total since Sept. 1st, this year 5,627. .000, against 5,s72,ooo last year and 5.44o,Oo0 the year before .4.... .-
 Of this Northern spinners and Canada took 1,344,oo0 bales this year, against l. 416.0o0 last year and 1,S15, 900 the year be- fore: Southern spinners 1,o9s,o ,ooo, against 1.o0s,0o0 last year and 9sS,000 the year be- fore; and foreign spinners s.1s5, ,000, against 2,94s, 900 last year and 3,127.oo0 the year before.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-28
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York, Jan. 27-The dry goods mar
 ket Is under the influence of skepticism on
 the part of buyers regarding the future. con sequently operations are confined to spot goods On these the difficulty of securing prompt deliveries is the principal feature of the present situation and this is likely to continue in force for time to come Jobbers trade is still restricted and is not more.