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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05
THE STOCK MARKET
DEALINGS ON STREET BECAME VERY
ARATHETTC.
Prices Dyifted Widely and UncertalnlH WIN
Downward Tfend IN Du1lest Pc
fiods-No response -
Developments.

New York. Oct 4-Dealinss In stocks
became apathetic today and the duiiness
Prices drifted widely and uncertainty with
e downward trend in the dullest pefiods
cept in indiSidus} SOCKS immsa.ssiH con-
Rubber. which suffered acutsi~ from
ports for = long time past that dividends
on liberal scale were to be inausurated
on on the .. stock There was as. an opinion in
sis Of interest was largely due to revise
views on the general prospect for divi
dend increase as exemplified in the case
Of United States Rubber and more notice.
ably In the conservative dividend action Of
the Atchison directors yesterday in putting
n osat stock on per G cent nss.; ins %s.
since the Union Pacific dividend increase
speculative sentiment has looked for SEN
assumption was made that the Union Pa
ciffc action represented a policy fixed on
by extensive agreement among controlling
powers In the railroad world for the pay
ment Of dividends more nearly commensu-
rate with current earnings. =. It was sup
posed that q decision was thus come to
enough to warrant smaller expenditures out
of earnings for that account and less in
sistence the accumulation Of treasury
The Atchison decision has had material
effect in disturbing the assumption and has
ion amongst powerful capitalists over
choosing the method Of large dividend in
creases to stimulate an active market for
securities
What part political considerations play
ed in the halt Of the market was not 80
clear. hut some influence was allowed to be
a factor bv common consent. The present.
ing OF the issues by the opposing parties
in the state Of New York threw the sub
ject into prominence and the large atten-
ton given by both sides to questions OF cor
poration abuses and means for their con-
troll, struck the attention of Wall Street
anew The impression was emphasized by
the publication during the session of the
Presidents address at HARRISBURG.
Holders of shares in corporations feel
It's Of those organizations are presented as
menace to the public welfare and the
action of today's stock market was not
without reference to this subject.
The money market continued to relax
both here and abroad. Discounts in Lon
don and Paris in spite Of the weak returns
Of the governments banks owing TO the
strain Of the October settlements yielded.
The financial community was favorably I'M
pressed by the plan OF currency reform pre-
scented by the committee OF the. Chamber
Of Commerce
Intimations that an additional portion OF
$50. 900 900 government deposits would De
available to the New York Banks were &C.
cepted as an ADDITIONAL safeguard to the
money situation here. Neither the early
strength nor the midday weakness persisted
was an Improvement in demand here and
there in the bond market and the tone was
firm. Total sales par value $2,052oOO:
United States bonds were all unchanged
on cali.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05

According to the United States cen
sus of Hartsells taken in 1900, the town
only had $40 people, yet the town has
three banks and all of them are doing
a good business. Since 1900, however,
the town has grown wonderfully The
population has. perhaps, about doubled
since 1900.
John r. witt is having built for him
self. at his home at Belle Nina. In
Limestone County near here, a hand
some $4,000 residence. This will be the
finest residence in Limestone County.
The contractor is H. NJ. Wartz of this
city.
the Muscle Shoals Baptist Association.
convened at the Baptist Church in Aus
tinville, a suburb of the Decaturs. at
1920 o'clock this morning. The meet
ing will continue through Sunday.
At IL o'clock this morning the in
Productive services were held and were
conducted by Elders G. w. Briscoe and
A. A. Hutto.
The Association includes all the Bapt
list churches of Morgan and Lawrence
countiea The attendance is the lar
gest even known in the history of the
Association. This is. perhaps, the oldest
church organization in Alabama, and
enc of the oldest in the South.
Pat Kirkland of this city, who is a
student in the school for the leaf and
dumb at Talladega, has just been elect
ed President of the johnson Literary
Society of the school.
The young mans parents reside In
this city and he has many friends here
big. old-fashion fox hunt is in pro-
gress in Lawrence County The party
of hunters met at the old Anderson
homestead at LAGRANGE and the hunt
started from there. The hunt will con-
tinue for several days. and will come 10
a close with an old fashion barbecue.
In the party are the following wen
known fox hunters: j H. Spangler'
James Isbell Theo Gambrill. Capt Jonn
A. Turner, Rev. Moses Morris, DR.. j. IL
Masterson. w. A. Alsebrook and others.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05
NEW THEATRE OPENED.
Decatur Has One of Hest Equipped Play
hOuheA I'm SOuth.

Decatur Has One of Hest Equipped Play
houses in south.
Decatur Oct. 4--(Special.) The new
Lyceum Theatre. which has just been
completed at cost of $4,000. will open
tomorrow night with Miss Florence Da-
Wis in The Player Maid"
This Is one OF the finest theatres in
North Alabama, 1t was built by a
stock company composed Of the leading
business men of Decatur and the mana
get OF the theatre is Thomas Polk Lit
tlejohn, of Decatur The house was
city. The interior decorations cannot be
oxcelled by many playhouses in the
South. The interior decorating Is the
work of G. w. Boulder and daughter,
Miss Lillian Boulder, the well known
artists OF Chattanooga, Tenn. Their
work Is of the highest order. The house
Is supplied by eight handsome drop cur
tains and the scenery is extensive and
of the latest designs. This house Is In
the Klaw and Erlanger circuit and
many OF the big attractions which go
TO Nashville, Chattanooga. Birmingham.
Memphis, Montgomery New Orleans ana
other Southern cities, will be seen this
season at the new Lyceum IN decatur
The amusement loving public will be
well supplied with amusements in the
Decaturs this winter.
In New Decatur there is Paynes Thea
tire, a theatorium and skating rink
is now building. The dancing pavilion
of the North Alabama Traction Com
rany is still open to the public and VIII
NOT close for several weeks yet.
In Decatur is the new Lyceum Thea
ire. which will have some of the best
shows on the road, and there is talk of
a skating rink.
As an evidence of the prosperity of
the little city of Hartselle' fourteen
miles south of here on the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, the First Ma
tional Bank there have decided to build
a handsome brick building as home
for the bank.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05
TENNESSEE RIVER OVERFLOW.
Much Of Madison County Cotton ana
Corn IL Ruined.

Huntsville, Oct. 4--(SpeciaL)-ln re-
Spouse to the inquiry of Mayor Inonas
w. Smith of Huntsville. relative TO the
condition of the people in the vicinity
of Mobile. Mayor Lyons of Mobile wired:
"All south coast people are In neeu OF
provisions, clothing lumber, Tools etc
with which to begin life again. we
could use cash to best advantage In pur-
chasing needed supplies then can use
miscellaneous shipments. Other commu-
mites are sending money.
Mayor Smith has started a public sub
scription here to assist in the relief OF
the sufferers
The following delegates to represent
Madison County at the State Good
Roads Convention in Birmingham on
October IT, have been appointed by
PROBATE Judge w. T. Lawler: Frank j,
Thompson. Charles p. Lane, Robert f.
Spraggins, John NJ. Hampton. Robert
s. Pulley, W. f. Rodgers. Clarendon
Davis. j. B. Bronaugh. James E. But
Ter and f. O. Williamson.
The Tennessee River has flooded thou
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
Corrected Daiiy.)
rhese prices are a. Wholesale and not I,

tCerrected Daiiy.)
These prices are At Wholesale and not to
stsroh-corn so1oc; standard goods.
pearl 4Ao: gloss lump AAoi nickel pack
ri RicSExtra fancy $40, head soSo;
'Fs ssi'1i iss; pi 4: %,.,sl., 50.
TX 9llhc; choice iseia%e; fancy lac
cand,.--stisk enc: fancy :CiSe
crackers-xxx soda she; xxx Ginger
ssrdines-Amerioan mustard $50. \
aritspet Dbl ;s;ss: per sack :i;7e.
Lard-Leaf lokc; compoudn INC; basis
Hams-Dove lee. other. IAN oise-
;. r aS fanss patent s ";; hsf patent
Ora Grain and Hay-Bran 81. 20: shorts u. 50;
ed 4sc.;, white isc; white clipped $50; tim.
oats sac, Burt seed oats roc; winter turf
Woo!@c Sssa sse: SuSSs; WOO, ,sH,:
washed wool $50.
Grapes lib. baskets sOoaaxes ; III
Fruit and Produce-Potatoes csc bu.;
onions. red globe 81 90 bu. western greer
a hepS 1 chaes 0 Davis anes
thans and other red varieties ss:75 per
Dbl; apple and white wine vinegar 15c gal:
fancy full cream cheese. daisies lee: fan
cy H T. peanuts &c lb.: lemons choice
$36OM $3.50 box: Florida Oranges So: 90
box Dcnia onions per crate $3.50;
ruta baga turnps $50 lib. sacks
Hides-Dry Hints 1910; dry saited l7Mo:
chicEensN Hens so@sSo: fryer. aSosoo:
brolers 10000.
Molasses- Georgia Cane. barrel $50 per
gallon; cases, gallons So. 90 Per case; maple
syrup. Log cabin. gallons $l4: gallons
81 so; quarts H.25 per dos
Sugar -Granulated SAC: F. Y. C. sac.
Country butter-lSc.
EgRv-20c
Seed-Rye, 81 per blu. wheat 81 .06: barley
81: crimson clover lee; alfalfa 10000 Per
ID; onion sets. white skin s.: pearl -:
blue grass 15G1sc
NAVAL STORES.
Savannah ia. oct 4.-Turpentine firm
Csc, receipt; 7i1
shipments }o7 stock ss.5s1; Quote ABc
81 90; ID 81 60; f 81 Is: 81 %: N ~ rs
II 81 30; l = 40; X so NJ s5: N
IS 30; WIG s. 40; WV $50.
Wilmington. y C. Oct 4.-spirits tur-
pentine firm 4c. receipts 81.
Rosin firm ~ so bid. receipts l+S.
Tar firm s. Is; receipts II.
Crude turrentine firm; hard *E.so dip
and virgin 81 80: receipts ia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05
DAILY COTTON MARKET.


(salyeston-Firm. To e G; not receipts IT,
1sf: gross receipts 1871. sales 1885; stock
isl,s07; shipments to continent 1893; coast
wise 3,221. ~.-.>
1901: gross receipts 6,sO7; sales $500;
stock 83.246.
NobiIe-1Oc: net receipts S07; gross re-
cefpts s07; sales 204; stock 1864, ship
ments coastwise 635.
eavannah-steady. 1Oc; net receipts g.
l3f; gross receipts 1892; sales 3.6i6; stock
TITS; shipments to continent 7.Il4, coast
Wise 6.153
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
chie:sT Oct crae q 8hi sb.t sest. to Be
in the neishborhood Of 10000: 900 nnsne u
was one reason for q weak finish To-Day IN
for December delivery was off *c; Corn
was UNCHANGED Oats were Up ;G &c; FRO
v,ens were 49, hishsr to
the wheat pit was bearish the entire SEES
sion Tradns was sc OF s ,r.d.rs The market
by commission houses. brought out BY fairy
today at Minneapolis and Duluth were 7os
cars compared with 57s cars last week AND
s47 a year ago. Later there was h, mod 's.
Improvement in tone was Of short duration.
Following the publication of the OHIO re.
port showing an increase ne IN .ns
day we're inclined to sss. The market
December opened about unchanged At
7bH a Nc, sold UP to 75%c and then de-
ciined to 75c. Final quotations were At 10
sc ne Of wheat and flour were eaua,
to 5oi.s bushels. Primary receipts were we're
i,ols. 900 compared with 1.4si,oOo the cor
r' aR;nsaDs. ea{ ba Sns and
ed receipts, q 7ss cars s against sl' 'a''
wei: Tlad ane IN h'' corn 1a'' was au.. with
n no1ains som e complaint from various sec
fiona but conditions In general are favora.
bic for the new crop. The market CLOSED
s'1 nscyer,b.r opened 4 shade lower at AN
a &C. advanced to 4SKc and closed at lSc:
Local receipts 1913 cars with 81 CONTRACT
sCat. vere strong on covering by local
shorts The demand was due primarily to
q report from Minneapolis that the cas-
iawe, tbAn An 1905 December opened un-
changed ct 34Nc. advanced to SAN % &c.
and closed at sane.
Provisions were quiet and steady. There
was some profit taking in October ribs ane
that product showed moderate weskn neso a.
sis 40. Lard was up a shade at $1.szh.
Ribs were 2hc higher at ~ 70: uh...
A cars: corn 3ls cars; oats 247 cars; hogs
5000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05
ME- WYORK DRY GOODS.

New York. Oct. 4.-The dry goods market
strong and active today. An advance
in staple ginghams was announced during
the day. Lines OF denims have been ad-
vanced half a cent per yard. and southern
colored goods are very much stronger All
at advancing prices Raw silk Is higher
and more active Cloakings are being sold
in fancy lines quite rapidly and dress goods
are selling more freely.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05

Cincinnati, Oct Flour quiet.
Wheat firm 76@76kc.
Corn steady 49hc. -.
Oats firm 36a3Skc.
Rye steady SIC
Provisions steady. ... ..
Whiskey firm 81. 20. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05

st louis. OCT. 4.-Iht 80 LOUIS 1T an
markets today ranged as follows:
wheat
Dec. a asked: range 73l4 to 73&
May ia. a Is bid: range IA to II n q %.
Corn
Dec. Al hid: range 407s to Al.
MAY Al. bid; range AK to 41b.
OATS ~
Dec. S41. bid; range san to BAN,
Nav 35I4 bid; range IS to 35h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05
REMARKS

REMARKS.
The weather was slightly cooler in Ala
bama and somewhat warmer elsewhere.
the New Orleans and Oklahoma districts.
MONTROSE w HAYES,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans. Oct. Spot cotton Tue
tuAted again today. rising lsc with futures.
The close was firm middling 10Ac Sales
$500 bales on the spot with 1000 to ar
rive.
Futures opened steady. from three points
net lower to eight points higher. From
the opening figures the market advanced
steadily on buying in New York orders
from prominent operators there. Reports
that frost Is feared in the interior and re
neWed storm rumors also contributed to the
advance. The close steady, SO to AZ
points above yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05
Walkers Growth.

Walker County News. \,
Walker county's tax valuation In
ing the last twelve months. We. are
just on the threshold OF megnificens
agricultural, mineral ana industrisA
development. Don't kiok-ooos~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK PRODUCE.
N.w York. Oct 4.-Flour steady.
Cotton seed oil firm; prime crude zSc;
do. yellow 41c. .v. No ,nvoice
Coffee sp9. ..dv: o Cordovs 81 @lac
sugar raw quiet; fair refining SIC; cen.
trifueai 96-test 4o molasses sugar sAe'
refined steady.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET.
Nav orleans Oct 4.-Sugar STEADY; cen
trifugal yellow 494 7-lec' SECONDS |"W
3Lc.
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Rising. Falling.
RIVER FORECAST.
The Coosa will fall slowly. The Alabama
will remain stationary.

The Coosa will fall slowly. The Alabama
will remain stationary.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST
A very extensive area Of cloudy weather
. covers practically the entire extent of coun-
try from the Atlantic coast to the eastern
border Of the Rocky Maintain slope. 1t
is caused by a storm center over Minnesota
and uniformly low barometer over the east
gulf and south Atlantic states. Scattered
showers have fallen in all the middle and
south Atlantic states, the gulf states, the
Tennessee Valley and the Mississippi valley.
They were quite light except at few
points on the middle Atlantic coast where
fairly heavy falls were recorded. Atmos-
pheric conditions INDICATE the continuation
Of unsettled weather in Alabama for the
next thirty-six hours. and showers may
be expected late tonight or on Friday Mod
erately cool weather prevails In the suif
and south Atlantic states.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For tho "a Hours ending ut am. 76t'
Meridian Time. -
MONTGOMERY. Oct. I, 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05
MARKET FOR COTTON
nnfHS ESTIMATED AT NEARLY 100000
BALES.
- NarkeG TOOK q Sharp Advance Wher
Dumors Of Heavy storm ON
Gulf Coast Were
az Received.

New YORK.. Octs.-The cotton market
~ very active again today with me
e1ops at . net advance Of 20 @3s points
af>er an irregular early session sales ioe
- day were estimated at nearly Soo'ooo
The opening was steady at an advance OF
ool2 points in response to higher cables
thaA booked for, and reports OF smaii
Ooo4htrn spot offerings. The early wealth
~ reports were considered favorable. now
even and there was heavy selling at the
broke to q net loss of about n5 points.
Around 1904 for December and 1907 Tor
Jahuary. demand improved owing to the
covering of scAlping shorts and before mid
day, the market was rallied sharply by the
YuinnorS OF heavy storms between New Or
1eens and Memphis.
Prices advanced about 80 -oints on TINS
yurnor, which was followed by aggressive
bu1l support, but eased off later. on the
forecast for clear weather and deniais OF
The storm news. The reaction was mat
~ OF 10 to IL points from the top and was
followed by q second bulge in the later
trading which carried the market 10 3
nsW high level for the session, or about
a 10 Is points net higher the forecast
for cold rains In the southwest and fears or
an early frost.
The close was barely steady in tone ano
five or six points off from the highest
Receipts at the ports @day 4o.227 bales,
Ugatnst 3S,138 bales last week and 4o.5's
bales last year For the week $40. 900 bales
agatnst 275.5<5 last week, and 35lSs3 last
year Receipts at New Orleans 6,4OI bales
against 2.44O last year and at Houston To-
s5S bales. against 1885 last year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

New Orleans, Oct cotton futures on
The New Orleans Cotton Exchange today
closed steady. Quotations ranged as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05
Jas. P. Ferrall Cotton Co.
JAS. p FERRALL, President
Cotton Buyers and Merchants,
Montgomery, Ala.
aRANcH
u.
UNONfOWN L.
-

Enthusiastically. 1oc; net receipts go;
gross receipts $40: stock 10.310; shipments
coastwise 2.073.
Wflmington-Steady. 10c: net receipts L.
1893: gross receipts 1893; stock 15.42S: ship
ments to continent 1850
Norfolk-Steady. 10%c; net receipts g.
1e9: gross receipts 2,7s9: sales AS: ship
ments coastwise 1921.
Baltimore--Nominal. 10kc; gross receipts
ESQ: stock 1860.
New York-Quiet and steady, 1875;
gross receipts 27o7 sales 5000: stock 81.
462: shipments to continent 1922.
Boston-Quiet and steady, 10 SIS; net
receipts Is: gross receipts 2.74s: shipments
to Great Britain 4,034.
Philadelphia-Steady 10. 80: net receipts
SO; gross receipts 81; stoci; 3,014.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05
F. F. tombstone & Co.
Cotton Buyers and Warehousemen
Cotton Bought Any Point In Alabama.
STORAGE and Conan Solicited Loves. Insurance. best f.cde.
TIE WEATHER

Daily LEGAL WEATHER Repoet and River
0ollettn.
United States Department Of Agriculture.
weather Bureau.
LEGAL ObseFvatScn (Centrul Tfme.)
Nontgomsry, Oct. I, 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05

Total today. at all ports. net 1907;
shipments to Great Britain 4,034: to France
=: to continent 2s.s15; stock +47.s16.
Consolidated at all ports. net 254,021:
shipments to Great Britain 66.155; to
FRANCE 56,431; to continent s4.s60; to ia
pan a.
Total since Sept 1. at all ports. net 92s.-
449; shipments to Great Britain $50;
to France 77,105; to continent 272,S37. to
Japan $500
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05
Interior Movement.

Houston-Firm 10 slice; net receipts
1854: gross receipts 15674.: shipments H.
127: sales 1.176; stock 1870.
Augusta-10kc; net receipts 1884, gross
receipts 1884; shipments 1862: stock u.s.
449
Memphis-Firm. 107sc net receipts 555;
gross receipts 632; shipments 2,1s4; sales
$50: stock 10,114
St Lous-Quet, 1oAc; gross receipts
s66: shipments 9e6; stock 1000.
Cincinnati-Quiet, net receipts 337. gross
receipts 337; shipments 174; stock 1851.
Lousville-Firm. 10&c.
Total today-Net receipts 1920 gross
receipts 20.ss3: shipments 22.013; sales g.
$50: stock 1Ol, $50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05
NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.
ST LOFTS CLOSING MARKETS.

New Orleans. oct. cotton seed oil
prime see: crude 27c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05
H. 4 n. Beer Cotton Letter.


New Orleans. La. oct 4.--There
seems to have occurred a complete
change In sentiment bnllish r, views Of
against bearish ideas len DAYS ago.
The results Of the tropical storms IN
the way of damage TO the cotton crop
are reported to BE- fully as, as bad as ;. at at
of private and press advices. the orig
nal claim that the crop in the path
of the storm had suffered loss of
thirty to fifty per cent. now being re-
iterated. 1t is probable that these re-
ports are exaggerated to some extent.
but as there is no way of dissputing
final report on the damage inflicted,
daily combinations Of such .deplora-
hle reports as have been sent In by
effect. as was the case today. weath-
or developments over night were de-
cidedly more favorable, but little rain
in the 0 snn tie eS sna a a mosure tn
report and Texas was as. favorable
as ever. only trace of rain here and
there. In early hours the undertons
took advantage of the concessions Of
fered at tho decline and when 1t be.
came known In the afternoon that
in the local market and in Texas al
though 3-16 cents to IA cents lower
in the South Atlantic States. a gen
eral buying movement ,t set IN , sna1 fafs
of the very highest of last Tuesday,
December advancing from 1905, tn"
low of the day. to 1880. Longs are
confident of their position, having the
greatest confidence in the reliability
Of reports concerning seriousness of
crop damage and are figuring on a
disaster for the eastern portion of the
belt Therefore. It will require lar
ger movement from that section TO
convince them that the situation is not
as bad as it is predicted. and until
receints increase to larger proportions
they will be willing to> risk their cash
on the bull side retrospective of the
level Of values for this time of year
when only about 100000 bales have
been marketed of a crop that promises
r. exceed IL 400 900 bales. The doing
of recent stunt in the market, the
advancing of prices to within the
shade of eleven cents is only the rep
etition of what took place in Sep;em-,
Der. 1904. shorts having been rounded
up and in many instances forced to
cover Notwithstanding prospects at
that time having been for the largest
crop in the history Of the trade. and
which was subsequently, realized. The
eventual effect of the movement later
in the season forced contracts to .2s
for January in the local market spot
cotton to 1"r
Yours truly,
c. G. Abercrombie & Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05
LOCAL COTTON.

oDot cotton In the Montgomery market
to4Ay was quoted Is follows:
0l0dling ..... %. 10 S-lto
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05
KANSAS CITY LIVE sTOCK

Kansas City. Oct Cattle, receipts 5000
Including 1,450 Southerns; market steady tc
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Tam. 90 cloudy-south.

Maximum temperature for day. 7e deg.
Minimum temperature for day. So deg.
Average temperature for day, u deg.
Normal temperature for day, II deg.
Accumulated def. since Jan. J, u deg.
Az. relative humid. for day. Sc per ct
Total rainfall since Jan. I, ass IA.
RIVER BULLETIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05
LIVERPOOL COTTON futures.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

New York, Oct. 4.-Futures closed barely
,teady on the New York Cotton Exchange
,oday Quotations ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-05

NEW YORK C.OsING STOCK LIST.