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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22
Portland Market.

Portland. February Il.
ECTTt.R-Crcamory. faucI. l~:; H..
H. 5i$.. gilt edged. Vermont 2Nf &c; reno
waited. 1.ff.N
f:GGS-F.astern. fresh. &c: western
fresh. ;;.c.; held. :;ur
cHEESE-Cheese. plain. 12tl-ul3c.: sage
13.&iic.
FLOuR-Superfine and low grades. 81. .;
40; patent Sprin. Wh"dtS. s. --ff. = :.
Mich, straisht roller. sG.1lf"l.1: ear. do
t.mNf6l.; s.. Louis straight roller. ST. 1.,,
ga: clear do. s6.tst6.i5: wi:.,,.r rl,"rr,
wheat. s626r6.5N.
;, SEEi-i.isht; Ss:5Htlo.0; heavy, sIo5oa.
HOG: bnneiess. half Dbs.. 81 .ou !. III
fRAlN-Corn. car lots sls,.-c: hays
,a't'@f.;: meal bags. 'ldAc: oats new car
lois. aHt Nc.: bags. +3t'iIC: MINI s.clSa.;
bran; bag leis. 81 sc: winter wheat bran
=. Sar lots, $2s.p; mixed feed. car lois
. <St5g; do. bag lots. $500: brown mid,
dlings. car lots. S.222tu; du. lag lots 81. iss,
ie.W' hour nliddiings. car lots. ST w; do.
LEMONS $:sIp,,3hO
"HAA lsEs-~t iGforiIia, 81 20, u, a.-,e- t.-
! PkODuGE~Beans.t ;alifuInia Pea. n "a
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otherwise provided by law: al anIlui-
ties payable i" line person 7" be tAAfo
when the capitai rc su, h annuity is a''
taxed III this State: and all other pro'-
cr,y included IA ihr lat ptrredih1
stat. valuation 70. IN" purposes 81 IN
alton.
lion J. p lass of Ba Goi ana a. VI
s,:.itJ 81 Rorfh MI l.; 'saEpeared i'll hS
y, ;yor:prhrH Ras no opposition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22
HAULED BY SlEDS.
That Is tire Way They are Transport
ing Freight at Calais.

Calais. Ne Feb. .i.-T'he s. CroiN river
is ,.loSc,i hy i,,. and steamer service aban-
coined exc Ut thc t'r"n;it: Linz. wni, II
runs from Passport - ncAiont+. 1t Dis
tIrl..r OF seven milc- from hcrc. cai:i:-
freight is neii:% hauled from p"Aiun;~ H.
>'.d& An attrm!t Will be mad. toner
row If tie lnuurrAtiou III lh' N"3 'hCi
continues. 10 rchp"u ndVi3;ttiur.
Nothin.. WAS accomplished nj III mr. 4
ing. tod:iv. 81 tnt. 81. troN Siint e." az
I..gar,~ the fUturr htIs.inc%S Of thr con-
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ASE-ME2RiTT co.
For Whom Receivers Were Appointed
In Mechanics Falls 10 Years.

Mechanic Fails. Ne. tc!' III h'
.ch:isc- Merritt Co. for WHOM receivers
wcr" appointed IT t:uS,on. t"diN came
here, :,i"ut IL !.ar$ as" and "i"nc" AN
did attrry which had been idle for som"
limc They employ about =" p"cp!"-
Wnr;, has h,en ..,ISpcndcu for two or thi t,.
.i,v!, hrcals,, OF Sto"k-tdk'n:;. but ':9' 81
IN. officials stated that il would hC 10
.urie,i tomorrow morning.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS NOT ex
cseuihS twenty-five words coming under
me mead ~ WANTED. FOR SALE. TO
~ H.. LOST. &C. will be inserted once
iot 70 cthtS ana . cents for .acn subs4
jueht insertion. ADVANCE PAYMENT
IN sending by mail remittance OF nuNtsse
stamps should b" iEadc with order as the
"natKes are too small to open account for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22

a.: yellow ewes, s. 5ou: 50. Red Kidneys.
saiS,a'-.: pntatoes i5a, .r0r.: onions.
Du.. si.5.: fowls. l4c.: turkeys. Western
lsu:2c.: chickens. lJIlic ,-,c,,. an.
Provisions heavy. Si..hHCih W:
medium. sIl:NnlJ.ty; light. sl4.WNfa.'o,
lard. tcS.. and half bbi.. pure 'sGst?%.
ties and half bhl.. com. '3s""+t.' pans.
pure. Sqt3:>c.: pals, compound, e'aeho g.
pure leaf. ieia,llc.
SUGAR Standard g,snulattd. D t'r :;
.eStr;, nue .ra:,llated. Ii'r.' extra {, ':'i;'.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22
AUGUSTA. WINTHROP
& GARDINER RAIL WAY
ftnas Table in Effect january lat, 1895

ftn1s Table in Effect january lat, 1895
:, Carr leave Augusta for. Haliowell ane
Gardiner daily every haif-hour on til.
hour and half-hour. from A. NJ to II
=. ID. For Halloweil only at Ii p Nd.
FIRST car Sunday, A. Nj.
Cars leave Augusta for Winthrop weti
isys SO, go, 35y, 1910 80. LJe, $50
ioG. $50. zee. 1880. $50 p NJ; satur
-a, 400. $50. 1876.
Cars leave Augusta Tor Togus wess
lays. ESQ. 6.31, 500 800, 1000 and com
T. NJ. then at 800 and 1000 SUNDAY
:lnle:.Cars leave every nour. on tbs hour
rom A. ID. to 10 P.
where connections are maze for the Win.
;hrop END Tosns lines every naif acui
and AUGUSTA only The first car Sunds,
csrs lSays Wstathroe for Augusta wee.
~ So SO (ysS s?ta1d? y Ti il only z
Cars leave ToEus for Augusta weeA
ne ct 1l35 leave every half hour till So
?. N, %.30, 1899. SUNDAY time:-Leavs
19 ~ : o II the half hour from $50 A. M. &c
Cars leave HALLOWEEN for Gardiner s
minutes before and % minutes after every
hour from 5.s2 A, NJ: TO 1922 P. II. F,rsi
SuHudS 3D. a. M
Cars leave Hallowell for Augusta I
minutes past and p minutes before every
1opr from Sos A. NJ to 1898 P. NJ, except
50S ?. NJ. First car Sunday sos A. Ii.
Train connections:-'rhe $50 A. NJ. ca,
rom Winthrop and 500 A. NJ car from
Cogrs connects at Augusta with early Nj
:. trains East and West The SIS A. M
,ar from Gardiner. 8.3S from IalloweIl
'.e9 from Augusta connects at Winthrop
u. car from winthrop leaves Winthrop or
arrival OF train from Lewiston, due al
Winthrop 10-4S a. NJ II train IS late cal
sIate connects at Winthrop with trains
Eagt and West The $50 p II. Car from
.uHi.eta connects AT Winthrop With tTaiT
fsr The E1gr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22

1000 ladies and gentlemen to cav nd
Percy Means drug store. Aus'lsta' a,
procure a free sample bottle OF .he I'm
and original Adamson's Cough onrs
pleasant as honey to taste anu
coughs and coldo as by magic
jan24,dtrnch1
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RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,.
q s .Z[IMMgzH
In Effect Oct. 10, 1904.

In ERECT OCts ~, iSVfs
faxssnKer trains leave Augusta - fol-
THROUGH TRAINS.
GOING; WEST-2.32 A. NJ. daily, except
,ionday for Portland and Boston; $40
1. NJ. for lewiston. Pennington, Phil
on. Bridgton, Montreal and Quebec; 1000
A H.. for Brunswick. Lewiston, Farming
on. Phillips. Carrabasset. Rockland,
Cortland fosrGn; N conway E.r,i Fabya,ns.
jroveton. n, .stratford: Island Pond.
.oleorools and Beccher Fails; 80 P NJ.
ocai to Portland; j. % I. NJ, (express) for
or IA n. Portland. Lewiston, Cornish,
2Iidrtun, No Conway, ana BARTLETT ITO
, NJ, for SO. Gardiner: l0.3S =. M, (night
{':ll1nan) every night Ter Lewiston, Bath
Goi.[G EAsT-l2.5s A NJ (nignt *
."rssl for Skowhrgan. Bangor. Bar Har-
lor, ST stephen, Calais,, ST. John, Hall
ak and Aronstooh County and to WASH
ttCton -. X. X. Sunday morning going
sat acca rot connect, IoI .;koNneGnn Ser
NJ, for Waterville. FoXcrGit ard Bangor;
&c a y. for Wat"rvil!e. Belfast. Show
,esau. Ranger and BuckSport; l235
,. NJ, Wa!eIville. f'oYcrott. Bangor, Old
own. SP-iten, llouiIon and Caribou, via
(. & A. Il. r, FdnorborO. S. Stephen
Caia:s>. Iioulton, Woodstock. St. John
70 Halifax and to i,ewiston vie Oakland
NaterVille Bangor. Bar HGrhor. Wash
.. Z. r.. Old Town Gieenvile. 319 F. NJ
or Natervlle, Oakland, North Arson
}inEh3m. Si,owhecsir. Belfast. -'oycro.l l.,
.reenvile Panror. D!d IOWA and Malta.
7amkcag; 7.3e +. Ii, for Watervilc.
sI ,I,, -G"nG Mef'' 2'2 M; ;oi
or Bruins wick, Raih, Portland and EGs
on. Cong east. l3.59 A. ~, (niehD Ban
;or, af5 A. Al. for Watervl!!c. SkoXhegsi
nj Bangor; 80 p NJ. Bangor.
r. Night Pullman rrair: leaving q.
1.6S a NJ. Sunda" morning. going t,an.
tGes Tot conner t0r !okOWIegan, Belfast
'"zcrost or east Of Eangor.
ACCOM- MoHhTION TRAINS.
AUGUSTA TO SOUTH GARDNER.
A. Nj. P. NJ. +. NJ. F. NJ
augusta. w ........7.40 zee $40 S15
iallnwe,1 .............47 2Ol 5if 6c2
Gardiner ............&.00 10 J26 $50
20. Gardner, or $40 2.3G "a Ga
SOUTH GARDINER TO ACGt' STA.
a. NJ =. III. p NJ r. n
% Gardiner. w. $50 leo 42U 54l
sardiner ............6"0 Ito 43O "a.
Iallcwell ...........6.43 l23 443 $50
augusta. ar. .......6.50 80 40 So
Through tickets to California and ali
Joints South and West may he had eft y
H.. Walker, ticket agent. Augusta. the
mly office in Augusta selling via all
o';tes and checking baggage free OF ex-
,ense.
GEO. F. EVANS, V. p. 4 Gen. Mss.
u. l.. BOOTHBY. G. p. & T. A.
Portland, Ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22

Eohcrt tony. the veteran clerk a
Tie lrs-tofEcc. reports having seen two
robins near his residence on Cony
:t-r.i. Tuesday morning. rs he came
oGi on hi; NAY 70 his work TT
rrcsc.ce ~ = single robin III the Gty
"l;.inS III" winter las been previously
reI.olte.!. nit Mr.. Cnuy IL the frs; cit-
ion t. report having S'rn Nv" Al "a'
time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22

Choice Eiolets. Roses and Carhal''|'
for the receptions. Mrs }. ".
f,oYist, 16 Melville. Tel. 25S-@ ,,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22

Miss Marguerite HHrtnctt OF Port
land. daughter Of Major Hhrtn"tt. a.
rive! in the city. Tuesday afternoon.
and is the guest Of Miss Harriet En-
ri.hi on Court street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22

A. i. s. dance next Thursday c'r
ring. February .. at Golden III,
!Ian. Carcy's orchestra. Tickets "''
.'eh22d2t"
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Mr.. Jackson of Camrel!o. Mass. the
1I;-,nrvIud wrestler. known rs the
champion OF the world 1T that weight.
was Il guest ut the Augusta Athletic
CiIih rooms. last evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22

UIliri Hu.rill ii Weeks Mills. VA,
making ca'!s WI TN Street. Moml,y
aft"lmoun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22

Today is the last day of 81 iiie'''D ,av
ship 10 the Athletic Club. After ,o ,.,,
menlb, rship fee will be 81. 1eb-"u''
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Roston Hairdressing and Chiropo',
Parlors, 243 Water st. Telephone .
diff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22

WIFI Im Gain. uho lives ~ tn Togr,
road, ) i'll II Ills home. With alpeai..
r.Ii<.
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Miss Chick. Chlropodist, - 80 "a
G, shampooing. Manicuring. Faes
scalp Massage, Tel. 3it.h
FeS. zeodtf.
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LOCAL MATTERH
journals Telephone Call. 1854

T.. M. rhar-n WIZ ~ vussaIboro
tn s'al. oE 4 EAort business tain.
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Daily Ksnnebss Journ,l

|ardb OF Thanks, obituary not,o..
hh:t!ons Of respect, etc ~, res
charged a. the rate Of len III. ~ q
e el no charges less than seyer, p,'
a. .os aavert's'"n' announcement. Of a..
tcfssinrncnts, whose 1hiec, !, CO.
, ,f,' OF money vii! be charged ' .,
Advertising notices, news forn, 49,,
e%tiudrd from our loca! coruor N" 'e
cfrt suc" as refer to ad:4r,is.+9'' 4
c"lni.e sp''t II pr ad.er.lt.r,
counts a"d vii! b. rua H., ~
'fpar'te head on one Of the Io..,
pages. "cal
Subscribers who fail to receive y.
Journal promptly Nil coD,er W
~ notiiyinG Il" Office inJinedi,t1,..
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Three cy,rptinI,al strings Of ten pins
wtr,. By Albert l.1uzrn AMI Powers III
BOW MANS alleys. iaSI evening. Tn"
scores being: I.ailZOn -22%i 223--:0. SITS:
Powers iJA -G:ii. In rolling -.
Powers ro!i,d seven straight strikes
ana failed 10 maize 4 break in the
string la II subsequent :tAin" i.;iuZon
rolled "a. scoring 80 for the half. The
FORMER alley record 81 80 W;IS repent
rdly smashed ANA we believe thc state
record VrHS also broken.
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TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOM. &c cCUPT ST.
icii- -. u;
AT ONCE. EIGHT ROOM HOUSE
and stabr painted white: > rll- from
WntninI, village. lHuEirc ol :. W.
Black. Winthrop. Maine. frh2uiHt'
DESIRABLE HOUSES TO RENT OR
for sale in different parts of the city. In
quire vi y. ID. Ward. AUGUSTA. diGdt
NICE FURNISHED ROOM FIVE
minutes walk from Water 81. Inquire ~
Water s.. tchISdtt
HOUSE. "a GREEN ST. HOT ANo
cold water furnace heat. bath room.
hardwood fiOors Tenant can have pos
session Jan /. Apply /" J. Il. Mclean,
Hotel Winthrop. Augusta Me. dlSdtf
SUITES OF OFFICES WITTY ALL
modern improvements. over Whitr!an (
Adams. James W. North. T., state 81.
OF Fred w. Ellis IS Sewall St jan3I5tt
LARGE PLEASANT FRONT ROOM,
furnished. - Bridge ST. fChiSd3ts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22

sTENoGRAPHER AND TYPE
writer. Desk room ana use Of TYPEWRITER
ti"r Apply at once. II. r. 'ai''.n: a.
GuSta House
A t4CUsEkEePGR IN A FAMILY OF
TWO. Geo. T.. Reynolds. Augusta, n ti,,4 :,
-. .N". :. I-ll-I|--
-EMenGETic NAN. EACH COUETY'
tn lost signs advertise and clStllhEu
samples; SALARY SIS weekly e. i't' ~! ~
''Aly:..r-. Honesty ~" >@oi Nm i', -, III,
S,.n;iti than. .NDeI iCEyc. Na'lNiI''l a.; -
Chestnut ST. Ft:llo. ''
YOUNG NAN TO LEARN BUSINESS
r.. :''s'' ~ s'*s 1:.s%
vouNe WOMAN AS I4oUsEkGEP
.,r in family of Two. on" a Giil yri' "i''.
tiund situation and good wl&''s. Ah,i
t. I. saul Eisi;n"Ii'., M. i'''-''-'
AcTi4Ea nam OF COCO ADDRESS
With .st5,.s capital t. cake quarter nf'r =
in ~. a ,teri;lis: business; one Mii, i,,,
l'f'!'T:'!' -N""''HH f3,iiw'
LADIES: EARN $50 PER HUNDRED
r,i.:,,n .:bort l,.tnrs. send scanned on
.r!rr,.. Hest Alf@. Co.. Valparaiso; HH,
TO PURCHASE 4 HORSE, 1900 TO
~. mounds must T.. n. ntl' Mn" \ E"'".
,l,i,.l send descriptions. prince 'll"i Nj go
l., IL, s.cn Address. ''titi], T.. 49," 81
, - I,it,,Iri frl-",!;f
TO SELL STATE AGENCY For NEW
,rIi..l. wen advertised. ut.i"l, >"lhn4.
axe in ->rr" firmi!>, low rir". d"trh,"
your nlo:cN. W""h il ai"nt or ~ i sid
irc. ACTRESS for particulars, ". W.
Journal Cf.i,c Augusta. f"hl*:iiW
BY EVERY TROLLEY CAS- COW
rt;tilod Won ire" li"n request ~ c'rd f"
Eux Ti5 Hartford. Conn i.'h.H,!-w
BY A YOUNG FRENCH WOMAN p
position a.: @"vrlnc:ae Or r"mpHEinu in u
~ ir:,t.. flrliiI. Al references. Address
~" Care krnn-l'rc Journal, AuGu..;;l.
A GOOD CAPABLE GIRL FOR GEN
ecaI h""sework.s No yash!gton ~ iron
+ ''+' = '''''''''' ''''' III MI ,ebl7d1w
a CAPABLE AND EXPERIENCED
nursa can he Obtained ~ calling ut ~
Northern i've. Augusta, Maine. '!v"h0!d
fever IL speciality. f"lIiIGl"' :
ct ONCE. AN EXPERIENCE IA
hle girl ut the City Hotel. fehlIdlU
AT HOME LAUNDRY, LADY TO
wash and iron. Orlv hest help wanted. i
Winter St. Augusta. Nj. lrhl"'lw'
4 CAPABLE GIRL. FOR LIGHT
rnuseWnrl:: main cGnl;n": NO WASH
ING; wages 81. Apply - Mrs. II. l.. Mrr
rill. ccrhrr Brooks and ST. Catherine
street, City. tchlldtf
AT ONCE EXPERIENCED sTA5LE
man ut City Hotel. feifdtf
EXPERIENCED KITCHEN GIRL AT
once at City Hotel Good wages. fs!,3dt
A CAPABLE GIRL FOR GENERAL
h"us-w6rk. No. ll5 State sIfeet. ian%idt
200 COON CATS AND KITTENS Al
once Must he good ones. Bring them l.
IT once. G. L. Wakefield. Angus. n. lie.
WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT
jeWelry, clocks and watches are prornptl,
repaired AT very moderate prices, at 81. l.
Wneeiera 202 Water st, augusta
novZj.'
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The session "f IA" SPECIAL F"'''
m,i,.. III state printing will % r.
sl,ncd. THURSDAY aft"ri."on. al
n. Il l. presumed that u" Et'f'i'A ,
viii continue iii" the evening ana
,..syibly be- resumed FRIDAY afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22

The AucuSta Atneirtic Gu" con-
Times a. tl.rirc. The recently pur-
en-, srd i,aIarh-unaiiI f"f US" in the
rI,ih rurlns iIas nraIly al arrived ana
viii be- iIstrIlc'l immediately. The
t..,l ,ahl.. IN" been ~: ~ AMI viii
furnish considerable. anus, mont dur
~, III" c"n'iIs; months. Th" riub h'+
only Recently b"Hu ":":.IliZ, Il AMI is
certainly i worthy and necessary in
stitutinu for the Young i:lrn Of the
city ana win Il" much f"r tn" future
l.hS.:;t..l :,uh mental development.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

A cough is dangerous Lung Kuro cures
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STATE HOUSE.

CONTINUED from page 80
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THE NEW
Lexington Hotel
BoyI,ton and Warrington St.. Boston

Fife-proof, new, clean management.
eac rooms-l5O with bath, strictly
;nrst-class appointments. telephone
shorpirg district. 10 thea tres with
IL three blocks; within one block Of
The Common. elevated and subway
stations. Ladies shopping In Ros-
tor will End the Restaurant orderly
and tir.,t-class service at moderate
rates. We cater to the best New
England and commercial patronage.
AoDns,e 81 per day and upwards
4 p. .DANNtN0, NoklkkND
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l4CUSEkEEPER m a FAMILY OF
I'VE" Geo. l.: Reynolds. Augusta. y,
- M l''-Iu,
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STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE
| writer Desk room ANA use Of Typewriter
| t!rr Apply ut once. II. T.. 'alI"ii. -"
| GuSta House. i'"-i"''
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rMenGEIIc N,Ah!. EACH COUNrY.

tn post signs advertise and ciStii"r rI u.
samples: SALARY SIS weekly, ~ pes ga! 10 o
"Al,....r- Honesty ana >ouIl"t$ moe II,
ern;iii than experience. Na'l"H'l -
ChtStt!ut ST rhila. l'n-l"''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-24
Gilbert 6 cIays Market Letter.

Liverpool sent over market cables this morning that made glad the hearts of the bulls. The D. m. quotations of the Eng fish market were about thirteen points better than expected, and the usual bear pressure in that market for effect on this side was either not exerted or if exerted, failed to have the customary recent influence Our markets opened from sixteen to twenty points higher and during the session made further gains of six to ten points. All the dealings were marked by strong understone and more confident feeling among the bulls.
 Frost damage is general and extensive. and cotton producers arc holding firmly for ten cent basis. which in some mar kets has already been reached. Spots will likely be marked up at the main in terior points and ports from one-eighth to three-sixteenths. One of tho most prom inent New Orleans bulls sent the follow Ing message to w. T. Brown In New York: "The trade don't begin to realize how serious Is tho damage by frost. Top crop anywhere an inn siblity, makes ten and a half million ales maximum, including old cotton. Country offering nothing on advance. Exporters and southern and northern mills all getting anxious. Consider big advance inevita- ble."
 Further damaging frost and ice at some points were reported over Sunday.
 The exact date of publication of gin ners report is not yet made known by the department but 1t is expected by the end of this week.
 Barring reactions due to manipula tior and bear pressure, we look for a con tinuance of strength and a higher level of values, but would accept good profits when available.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-24
EXCITEMENT IN
 COTTON MARKET Was Up Thirty Points Net Al
 One Time SOME HEAVY REALIZING Toward the Close Prices saeeed Off a Little, But There Was Good
 Support at the
 Decline.

New York, October 23.-The cotton mar ket was active and showed considerable excitement with prices at one time about 30 points net higher on covering of shorts, and an expanding demand through wire and commission houses on frost reports. The close was only few points off under realizing, and steady at a net advance of 20 to 23 points. Sales were estimated at about half a million bales The market opened strong at an advance of 13 to 21 points in response to the reports of heavy front pretty gem eral in the northern belt and much higher Liverpool cables than due on the New York close of last week. There was heavy realizing at the advance, but there was an active and excited demand and after easing off to points, the market firmed up again on the private reports of firmer interior holders and reached the high point of the session, and so far for the upward movement in the early afternoon, when January cot ton sold at 10.47 as compared with 962, the low level of last week. Toward the close realizing became heavier, and prices again sagged off. but there seemed to be good support at the decline, and the market closed within I to points of the top. Southern spot mar kets were unchanged to 3-l6 higher; es- inmates for tomorrow's receipts were lib- eral, but attracted little attention, in view of the increased popularity of re- duced crop estimates.
 Receipts at the ports today were, 46,S1o bales against 54,954 last week, and 6o,551 last year. For the week, estimated, 320,000 bales, against 319,6S5 last week, and 399,3S7 last year.
 Todays receipts at New Orleans, S16S bales, against 13,260 last year, and at Houston, 16,369, against 1o,5S last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-24
Ware & LeIand's Market Letter.

When operators came down town this morning the first signs of the character of the weather over Sunday were found In the Liverpool cables Abroad the mar ket advanced to g points, instead of de- clining or 3, as many had expected, and this led to eager scanning of the over Sunday weather conditions
 It was found that killing frosts had occurred in many stations of the north ern portions of the eastern portion of the cotton belt, and the low temperatures were sufficiently general to lead to the belief that considerable damage had been done.
 In many points of Tennessee tempera- lures got as low as 34 or 35, and this probably led to frost damage in other sections.
 For some time reports from what is known as the Memphis district have indi- eated a late crop.
 Damage by frost could readily reach several hundred bales, and there was no disposition to regard the situation as anything but serious. With the sur roundings of rather sensational nature and with so much long cotton thrown on the market last week and absorbed. there was not much cotton for sale to supply the urgent demand and prices rose in the air 20 points early, and later on nearly 30 points over the closing prices of Satur- day