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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
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 Tnese prices are at wholesale and not to s,SS9GnnSmcorn S9nsucrn s91Oc; standard goods, Pearl Ihe; gloss lump ''A'' nickel goods 'siss; 'sisss1;.-Leat lOMc; compound sHc; basis tiese;ss esse;ssss-rxtra fancy head 7Mo; fancy head sS G7c.. broken 4h Y5f; 'aRTIn IrS,h Sh @6He; L0giSiana L0SggiisSnHaroPer oP gallon Is02Oe.
 co1fse-Green common Sh 9loc; prime S't 'ttsxnadiiHes-XXx Soda she: XXX ginger 'nsssd ssssdisnSes-American mustard ss.75: x oil 'siziIa; 'siHziIass-pry Hints lo@12c; dry saltsd sa lOc; green hides A0Sc' green salted Co.
 WSSosol~cleaf 1s0sOc; bury sOl2o: "iaesi imaeesiLstSndSrd tSdd s2Hc; waterErOund s5c {; FG@rl Fruit q and Produce-Fancy lemons ssos nar box SI75; Irish potatoes per bushel H'l5; onions yellow globes 9115; fancy P peanuts hc lb
 Tomatoes gl:5o; Snap Beans stand q; Tcsbeese.Fui cream. daisies lshc; sing leS Isc; 1 lb cuts. square 17c.
 Isrits-Per bbL S4.so per sack S2.AS.
 Grain and Hay-Bran Sl.56; shorts S1.- ss; oats CSC: white ssc; white clipped S5c. Alfalfa si.ss; corn ssc.
 Prime Cotton Seen Meal S3eO0; sacked cotton seed huils s1a ton.
 Molasses-GeoEgiR cane. bbi. 4t0 gallon eases. gallons ss,6O per ease: maple syrup ST.sO: quarts 1la5 per doz
 chickens-Hsns SS@4Oe; flyers 2bGSO@. sussr-GraSSlsssd S%c: F. r. c SE&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
moderate business done; prices three point.
SECRETARY TESTERS MONTHLY
 CnTEON STATEAIENT

New Orleans Nov. 4-Secretary He's ters New Orleans Cotton Exchange statement issued today covers the monthly movement to the close of Oc- tober:
 Compared with last year 1t shows an increase for the month in round fig ures of 669. 900 bales, compared with year before last an increase of 177.000 and with 1905 an increase of 525, 0OO
 The total for October was 2.517, 797. against 1,S4S.s0s last year 2.340,s4S time in 1905.
 The movement from September 1 to October Sl inclusive. shows receipts at sra,Dst si Dnted ass Ststes ate ports of ?esI sss year before last and 2.622, 40s same time in 1905; overland across the Mis- slssippi. Ohio and Potomac rivers to against 64.521 last year. 92.521 wear oetore last and S6,979 same time in 1853. southern mills takings. exclu- sive or quantity consumed at Southern oat.ports out 4i6.OOO. against 470.00o last year. 4Il,OOo year before last and 465,- oo1 same time in 1905; and interior So,e stocks increases of those held at the against 2sS,141 last year 242.554 wear 39eeddere last and 332.e23 same time in :, These make the total movement of ring the two months ending close of Oetooer S.736.4S against 2,6S9,634 last gear. S'5S5.4l year before last and 3.- SOIoIe same time in 1905.
 Northern spinners took during Octo- T,spr vep SazssSa z bales. against 164,67S last year and 2lS.252 year before last in- creasing their total for the two nonth . 1o 4SZ.O9l against 243,0S4 last year and 9vGo4S the year before. This makes thelr average weekly taklnRs for fbs season 56t469. against 27,S95 last wear dn5 55.zS4 the year before.
 toreisn exports for the two noon,hs oI tne season have been I,79s.547 bsies ssaa9Wing an increase last season of 51S aS1 ana an increase the same neriod reSr peIore last of 217427.
 ot0cKs at the seaboard and tha tDa,, ota ty,tnine ieading Southern Interior mar- hetS on October s1 were i ao5 s99 against l,062,920 the same date iost year. ana l,267258 the year befora . dncluqing port' and interior tou,r sSocks vert over from the previous Ssal son and the number of bales of tSa rinr riGrre45 9b crop brought into sight duo ring tne last two months the snnnI,, mas been 4,O17,SS3 against 3.os7 sloiie st Se1r ana S.633.241 the year befora Aose
 Up 10 close Of October last vear % o1 PCT cent Of the cotton cron had nae.. gIarKeted and for the same fwn r,o,ets Desn . bro,,SeUS. n, ISGS the per centage of the crnn tnFought t Into sight was 24,6s ana sopp tsop ,n ,Lie same time in 1905 the per ce1ts0a marketed was 29I5 '9s .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
ST. LoTTs LIVE srocr
NAVAL sToREs Rrvrr,.

Savannah. Nov. 4.-(Special With Lon don turpentine (spots) showing a decided upward spurt, having gained a full shfIlinE Monday last. there was the greatest kind of uemand for turpentine here in the trad Ing periods of Monday and Tuesday and while during the latter the usual Saturday closing hours were observed because of the election most of the available supplies were rapidly taken by buyers ate full advance of hc over the opening board values. Just how long the London move nent which bears the general stamp of a bull operation will last Is problematical ly here Is distinctly better and exporters as purchasers.
 The market opened on Wednesday, (oct 2Sl firm at 36kc. From that level the ar ticle gradually settled to 6hc but toward the week end therc was a general recovery all along tho line and with London again moving steadily upward the article worked rapidly upward to 37hc at which the market closed firm and with a very strong undertone yesterday.
 The volume of receipts for the seven days might be said to have exceeded expecta- tions that is the volume was greater than had been anticipated hut despite this fact, thanks to the improved demand there was but very few available offerings at the conclusion of business yesterday.
 Rostns were in very good demand and prices as will be seen compare favorably with those of the Tuesday preceding At quoted Water white S6. 35; window glass S6. 30; N s S5; M $5. 25: K s4. so: SS 95; S.35i s2.so@s5; F $2.77h; EDB
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
T-Indicates trace. 5. c. HORTON, Asst. Obsv.
 Weather Bureau
LONDON STOCKS.


 London. Nov. 1.-The late completeness of the Republican victory in the United States yesterday was hailed on the stock exchange with D great deal Of satisfaction and Is calculated to have a good and last ing effect on the markets here and to give additional impetus to the already tnaprov- Ing trade conditions. Bankers see In the result of the elections. the probability of z, continuance of cheap money and the main tenance of the discount rate of the Bank or England. 2h per cent and they consfd- CT that with money cheap in the United states as in most of the financial centers London will get through the year without anything higher than per cent. bank rate, should any increase occur.
 Dealings started at 7:45 o'clock on the street with prices one to two points above the Now York parity. The Exchange it. self opened at s.45 and trading continued on a higher level, the most active etoclxE being Union Pacific at 1s2, Southern Pacif- ic ll4; United States Steel 5I k and Amal- samated Copper s4%. Support came prin- eipaliy from America, the English conti- mental houses selling at the higher quota tons. American arbitrage brokers how ever. freely absorbed the offerIngs ana oi,
 ly a small fraction of the rise disappeared After luncheon, however. things siackenad and dealers awaited the receipts of the New York opening.
 Prices were marked down by fractions and up to one point. Union Pacific reced- ed to 1s1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
steamers Etonian fBrltis

sailed: Steamers Etonian fBritish) Jacobsen, Liverpool via Galveston; proteus (American) Hopner, New york: Rosina (British) Hurry, Ceiba; Mercator (Norwegian) Kaisen, Puerto Cortez; wanby (British) wright. Co., nenhagen and Aarhuus via Newport News.
 New Orleans, La. Nov. 4.-Cleared: |: steamers Florida (French) Mace, Hayre: Belle of Scotland tBrittsh) Nut man. Rotterdam via Norfolk; Corinto (Norwegian) Gundersen. Port Barrios via Belize and Puerto Cortez.
 Galveston. Texas. Nov. 4.--Arrived; Steamers Fl Cid (American) Baker New York.
 Cleared. steamers sigmaringen (German) Mayer. Bremen; Fl Norte (American) Maxson, New York; Vir- ginia (Australian) Prigi, Barcelona. Venice, Mestre and Trieste; Chancellor (British) Donald, Havre: Basuta Brit ish) Thompson. Havre; Pillar de Lar rinaga (British) Harrison. Manchester; Brazos (American) Evans, New York.
 Sailed: Steamers Fl Norte (Ameri- can) Maxson, New York Chancellor (Rritish) Donald, Havre: Brazos (Ameriean) Evans, New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

unknown in England in 1895. Now if Is sustained or surpassed reRula rlv on four different lines. One the Caiedonian, has three trains daily which 5T to 61 miles an hour. The Great Northern operates the same number of trains for 90 miles at. the rate of 5s nlles mics an hour, and the London and each has fourteen regular trains daily which maintain that speed the former for 1O2 miles and the later for i25 presses. on straight and level sections of track. equal or surpass these ner- formances for considerable portions of of thelr regular service. Indeed
 spurts at the rate of 65 or 70 miles an hour are not uncommon in this country. Still. the difference is small ana for short distances 1t must be ad- miIed that the new records in England are close to the best achievements in the United States
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
speed on Enellsh Rallways.

NOW ..
 A steady improvement in the facilit- ies for travel on English railways in the last ten or a dozen years Is re- years service by Engineering, The advances include an increase in the number of trains making long runs Withoutt a stop, the general use of restaurant cars and operation at high CT speeds than were formerly deemed safe and practicable. The most notable gains in speed are observed in com paratiVely short runs. Anything like b6 or 57 miles an hour for a greater distance than 25 miles was almost
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
rrru nrRIIN ROTRSE.

Berlin. Nov. 4.-The Berlin Bourse open ed generaily firm today and fTactiionalIy io ny higher in consequence ot the s,ysd sscso9 9ron 1, Ms1g M York and London. But many shares with the exception of Americans lost recent cen gains under the operation of other ihtiu- Bank shares were down on the disquiet- ing German political situation |aiie nj m mines me ana lLV Su snorts of the steel market and isSornp iss rntting of prices. Baltimore and Ohio wss vne up 4. Canadian Pacific ana Ci,rt Ger man Imperial Consols anu 'aP4"ese Se'uii- ties Tbe t'I Bourse closed weak but American se- o,,r,tIa. were higher than yesterday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
euYa.Go GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago Nov. 4.--Reports of unfa- vorabie weather for the new crop m m Argentina caused sharp bulge Tn Tay s@f but pt' ali of the advance was lost Seetnpg Se proan unchanged h to . shade lower, compared with Mondays final ausota. isdss were steady and oats strong
 The advance in wheat occurred on Initial Transactions the prices esta9. 6. being the highest of the session; | Prices at the start were up 3-4 to l-ec compared with the close. of the pre- vious session. and after holdins near uafly declined and at the close were at the low point of the day. December closed at 99 7-S and May at Los S-S. The bulge at the start followed an ad- vance of nearly 2d at Liverpool. Whicn was due mainly to reports from Ar gentina which stated that the weather there was cold and wet. Several large bulls were active buyers and this start- att- the first half hour the market lost US buoyancy owing to the later als- patches from Argentina which ninlp ized to some extent the unfavoraoIe conditions in that country One re- port claimed that a statement gwen out by government officials estimated the wheat acreage damage at II per cent of the total acreage and that 1T weather continued favorable the total orop would be about the same as last year Export news was favorable to the bulls. an excellent demand being reported at Duluth and Winnipeg where forty4five boat loads were taken for shipment abroad.
 The advance in wheat caused firm opening in corn but the market soon weakened on realizing sales based on the favorable weather for the move n1ent of the new crop. A decline of to 2 cents in the price of cash grain also inspired some selling. Shipping demand for cash corn was slack. The market closed weak for the December delivery but steady for the more dis tant options with prices -Sc higher to 5-Sc lower. December and May closed at the same point. namely
 62 5-s Local receipts were TIT cars
 with 15 of contract grade.
 Oats were strong all day owing tt i the good demand by cash houses ana cereal manufacturers. Cash oats were | 1-2 to 3-4c higher as result of fail demand by shippers. At the close 1 prices were a shade to 1-2c higher with December at 4S 3-sc and May at 50 1-4 Local receipts were 190 cars.
 Provisions were strong the greater part of the day owing to 10 to 15t | advance in live hogs but much of tht strength was lost late in the session | as result of liberal realizing by lo | cal longs. At the close prices were cents lower to cents higher.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
1rrw ORLEANs COTTON.

NnVr (1rIeans Nov. 4-Spot cotton quiet
 fsr down Nfiddling 16-l6c. Sales on the epot were 1 250 bales with s25 to arrive
 ! Futures opened irregular at an advance or i've fo eight points under the influence sof a good Liverpool market and tho result sof the election First prices were about tthe highest of the day for with the actlVe kan advance of six to eight points heavy sTealizing by Ions set in and during the re- f~,sstnSer of the session the market had a 9erided downward tendency. December drop 1ed a dollar a bale and the other active nositions nearly as much. On the closing the l&ane was steady and prices showed net s5enIiue of five to eight points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
THE METAL MARurrs

Ar th. ork. Nov. 4.--London tin was h,sb pounds 15n 5Monaay ana wit, with spot quoted at is7 $30. 2O@5o iirIn and higher at ,v,tb tne 6 London copper market was lowo- IueuFes u at 62 pounds 17s Cd Locail1S hom' onh ipe ,ds ans market was firm with an adyanc- ten9aeney Lake is quoted at ia S7iE snd 7s' 1,I1 7s' eleetrolytic at $I3e2H 6a7X
 ana casting at SIS. s7h @62h ~0' 7s : dot Geao closed 1, at 13 pounds Ills Sd in Lon unchanged at S43s040. AFm ana opeteT was unchanged at 20 poupda In dondon s but was firm and higher IocafiS a, .t,
 standard foundry iron closed at AT, o1 m London and Cleveland warrants a. Asa S sd. Locally the market was unehan1ed 9os
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NEW YORK BONDS.

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 do. adjustment Is .... .... .... 91h
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 do. col 6s .,.. '.'' '''' +''''' sS
 do. rfdg. As SB C. c. c. & St. L. gen. As ...... ss% Col. Ind. bs ..-' ssss ''.' 70 Col Midland 4s ....-.... 6Sh Col. & Southern As ..'''. ssH
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COFFEE MARKET.

New York. Nov. 4.--Coffee futurss on.r ca steady at unchanged prices to a decIins or rive points and notwithstanding stesdiar foreign markets sold off during the dsy under scattering liquidation and offerines or trade interests supposed tn be aRainst purchases in Brazil. The market ciossd steady at net decline of five to ten noints ing: e'' ineiuo- HoVemher ''.' .'.... ......5.40d5 A DeCeHioeF '''' s''' .....,5. 70 q 5 45 sl@y sentsr,hsr '''' '''' '''' ''...,5 35 95. 40 CSpteHlDeE 5,4
 Spot coffee steady; Rio No T 6x0Ec. santos No. { Shc; mild coffee dull; Cord
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MIMI sTnRER.

Savannah, Nov 4.-Turpentine firm 39hc: sales s3o; receipts LBS: shipments 5To. Rosin firm: sales s45; receipts 3.442; ship ments 1557: stock 146. s3S. Quote: BDB $2 TO; s2.72h c s2. TIA; H g 30: l S3 95: K s4 so: M t5.25: s5.s5; WIG SC 30; wv S 35.
 Wilmington. Nov. 4-spirits turpentine steady 36&c. receipts casks.
 RosIn steady s2.4B receipts bz, Tar firm S1.sO: t@'s 42.
 Crude turpentine si.so: 10 and S2. 70; receipts 24
 New Orleans Nov. 4.-Receipts 226 bar rels rosln; 19 barrels turpentines Exports nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

v New York, Nov. 4.-Money oh. caII T 7s .@3, ruling rate "A, closing bid H. ofter- Time loans dull and firm; SO days to aX 90 days SA; months Sh to SA'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

Poets are born and not made" But they ain't born tagged" opined a rural philosopher. Their fathers consequent ly halter go ahead and eddicate 'em, jest as if they was going to be good fer something. g."-Louisville Courier Journal.
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Nrrw YORK EUGAR

New York, Nov 4.--Sugar raw steady; fair refining s. 45: centrifugal s6-test ss.s5; molasses sugor SS 20; refined quiet crushed $5. 80; powdered SS.2e' sranulsteo 70 Petroleum tG steady; refined all ports sS. 45 @Ss. 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

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ST. LOUIS GRAIN.

St Louis. Nov 4-Close: Wheat ,racl, No. 2 red cash S1 .O3qS1.04; No. ? hard sI oo9Sl o2h' December ss%; May Corn: Track No. ? cash 63h @s4; No. 9 white Gs; Dec 6Oh9A May 6ik
 Oats: Track No. cash 47h; No Q white so; Dec 46; May 49.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
Newspaper Waifs.

"So Algernon Is going to devote him. self to poetry?' Yes but only after a season in the bank. I don't want the poor boy to die without even knowing what money feels like.-Life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

Love men and they will love yO@ Its persuasive itself, even as the violin voices the soul of the master.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

WIFI IFEEF NaOIHDANIUKNbs
 Rain has occurred throughout Alabama, Georgia. and Florida. and rain Is falling this morning in North Carolina and Vir- ginia, under the influence of general barometric depression central over New England This depression combined with an area of high" over tho middle west. has caused snow in upper Michigan and western New York. Generally fair and cool weather prevails to the west of the Mississippi River. and fair and pleasant weather will prevail in Alabama during to- night and Thursday.
 Temperatures have risen somewhat in the midle- and north Atlantic districts.
 .. s. Department of Agriculture, Weather Temperature and precipitation as report ed by the Weather Bureau for selected Southern States during the 24 hours end-
 Montgomery. Nov. {. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

"Yes, sir" said the pompus individ- ual, 'I always pay cash for everything l get" Dear me-" exclaimed the mat ter-oR-f fact person. Whats the matter with your credit?'-Chicago Daily
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05
MARINE NEWS.

Mobile. Ala. Nov. 4.-Arrived: Steamer Malinche (British) Andrews Progresso.
 Cleared: Schooner Annie M Par ker (British) Duffy. Havana
 Port Eads. La, Nov. 4.-Arrived: Steamers Logician (British) Vincent Liverpool Imperator (Norwegian) Pe- dersen, BlueheldS
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NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, Nov 4.-After making new high records at the opening today the cot ton market eased off under heavy reahzlng ard closed barely steady at a net decline or three to eight points. Sales Tor the oay were estimated at 800 900 bales.
 The market opened firm at an advance nf 409 points in response to higher caoles and fresh buying which was evidently pro- noted by satisfaction over election results The initial advance carried January up To . cents, or the higheset prices reached so 8ar for the season. but at this lavei realiz- fhg was very heavy and the market deVet- oped a reactionaFy tendency which became more pronounced during the afternoon as a result of weakness in the New Orleans ana rufaors of financial difficulties in France. The close was within a point or two Of the lowest.
 Trading was generally active and while parties who had carried long lines over alection appeared to be selling for pHoftts, she offerfngs were absorbed on scale down 5 yfresh buyers. Good weather over the Holiday, the failure of yesterdays confer ance to result in a settlement Of Lancashire labor troubles and yesterdays record break tug port receipts added to the reaction.
 Raceipts at the ports today 6s,S3I bales, against s1. .2sS last week and 4s.sO5 last .wear For the week (estimated) 425.000 bales, against 447.6s2 last week and ss6,177 last year. ..
 Today's receipts at New Orleans 11.0sS baIes against II. 1928 last year. and at Hous- ton 16, 404 bales, against 1906 last year
 Futures opened firm and closed OareH
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
,,oNrGoMERY CURRENT oUOTATIoNs

SeW tto, seed oil firm; crude soc; do yellow S715 @Ssc'
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NEW ORLEANs COTTON oL.

New Orleans, Nov. 4.-Cotton seed oil : prime refined In barrels per pound 5c
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]. NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTUREs:
,wrv opTrANs sPOT COTTON.

New orleans. Nov, 4.-Spot cotton was euiet: receipts 17.039; stock Il'So'; ,, ,eo T.ovv ordinary. nom s''s '.'' iL-AOe 1irdinary, nom ss's '''' 1e a.. f4ood ordinary "''' '''' -iSe iS - rniddiinE ,... ~... s''... o-i6c @reSA1Ina .. zee. s-s. ss.. lo-loc %lpna niddling ssAS sss''~ '''' Mfddiing fair '.'' '''' '''' ,SNc Fair nom ..-. .''' ..,'
 LIVERPOOL COTTON.
 Liverpool Nov. 4.-Closing; Cotton spot
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'-Rising. x-Falling 6 |.
WEATHER eoNDITI0Ns

RIVER FORECAST. The Coosn will remain nearly stationary and the Alabama will rise slowly.
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Daily Cotton Market. MOVEMENT

Total today a
  sosxe: continent ss1eSo; Japan a222: 3
 MOVEsENT.
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CLOSING STOCK LHsr.
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aEr MA COTTON MARKET.

Selma, Nov A.-(Spectal. l-The price or spot cotton quoted in the local market to- days was as follows
 Hood mfddliRg.. ..s. s.ss s.':s 1-1oc o Strict middlIng .... ''..e !S-tec Kidding ss'' .s.'.-o iS- -toc Strict low middiing .'.. '''.S dA-aoc Low middltng ...s ss'''.e S-ANe