The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-06

Liverpool, Nov. s-After Monday. Nov. 12. cotton exchange will close at 1 o'clock.
 H, and B. Beers Cotton Letter.
 New Orleans. La, Nov. 5.-Liverpool offered every encouragement to the up holding of prices today. johbers buy. touched bottom. and as result, values in the English market at one time, were about eig ht points higher than Saturdays closing. Weather Tn the able, however. and receipts continued to run on a liberal scale. arrivals at all ports for the day estimated at 6e,- coo SSG last since F4day stSaS abo%t ies. iyeao .ooo' ago. iii'0''' year '
 American operators, took a,,,a,ns d,ffss ,ss, the longer the spell of fair warm weather the more promising were chances for large crop as such con ditions could not but permit the ma ma. the opening of which is so essential to the making of a large yield. Al any rate there was no disposition or at or after the opening. which was shade lower than the closing last week, but buying for investment in certain quarter in early hours of the day at tracted attention, and, in measure. prevented values from working low CT.
 More attention was paid to census report expeefeS Sew nexf and New Orleans revealed the fact that traders were looking for total ginnedd ed to November 1st, of about 6.S5O,o0o 800, 900. the highest 100000. To ar rive at the average of expectations, G. | $50. 900 bales. 1t will be necessary to October 1s and November 1, of this year. whereas one year ago only l. 493.000 bales were ginned during the same twelve working days. or daily compared with about 126.O0O bales per figures are looked for because of the claim that the crop is a much larger weather for picking and ginning dur ing last two weeks of October, were well nigh perfect. Tomorrow. the
 eenaS nnted ststes w essarily' be legal holiday in the ma jority of states throughout the union and there will be no session of the changes. This will leave traders but one day more. next Wednesday. to consider report that should have
 eroe tRe ee ehond Snow less than 6,soo,OO0 bales ginned to No- vember 1st a bullish construction might be placed upon it. but if the ac-
  pected average of 6,S50,000, a lower market Is not at all unlikely if only temporary.
 c. G. Abercrombie & Co., NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL New Orleans. Nov. 5-Cotton seed oil: Prime. 3Sc; crude. 2Sc.
 MEMPHIS COTTON OIL.
 Memphis; Noy 5-Cotton seed oil: THE METAL MARKETS. New York, Nov. 5.-There was consider able advance in London tin: spot closing ] lures. Locally firm, prices about 25 points | higher on the average. s43.05 bid and $43. 20 | asked for spot.
 l Copper higher at fss for spot and fss | Lake. s2l,75 922.eo; electrolytic. s21.5o@ Lead unchanged at s5.75 @5.9o locally London higher f1s Is Sd spelter lower ss.2o@6.3o Iron lower abroad. standard foundry quoted SIS, and Cleveland war rants b7s 4hd. Locally unchanged. No. foundry northern. s2445 d25.oo; No. foundry southern s24.oo@245o; No foundry southern. $2s6o@ @24oo.
 | ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS. | St. Louis. Nov. 6.-Wheat-Dec. 72& a i72Ac asked; range, 72Sc to 73h @72A c May 77Hc asked; range. 77G77hc tc l Corn-pec. 4o%c asked; range. 4oHc tc 41c. May 42@A2hc asked; range, 42 to
 oats-Dec., sssc asked; range. asH to | s3Ac. May, 35c asked; range. s4% 935c