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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRoDUcE.

Chicago, Sept 23,-Beneath the seasaw- there was a strong undertone based large ly on comparatively firm cables and a be- lief hat northwestern receipts had reached net gain of Nc. Corn and oats likewise closed higher and praovisions at a slight gain.
 large short interest which had sold eonfi- dently on the rains in the winter wheat SSu" Sy cables d which ~fr hela fir% in the face of the decline on this side yesterday. by reports that the weather in the Argentine Minneapolis and Duluth had reached. not to say passed their maximum.
 Opening prices under the rush of cover ing orders were irregular, December rang ing from shade under yesterday to hc above the best figure. being q o0k a X within the first. hour < q asc had been add ed by the bulge and in the unloading which followed one firm a alone is said to have receded to s9 tkc under this pressure but re- bounded promptly on renewed activity by the bulls who were impressed by the man ner In which the heavy offerings had been absorbed. A factor in the recovery was 6 report of freezing temperature in the Canadian northwest and the weather in gen- srai calculated to ssa to es,tatmsSi ihn noo of was Nc over yesterday at n, oo% Q
 Fresh arrivals at the three markets. Chi: 1.s3i cars. against 1858 last week and 57S year ago.
 While the fluctuations in the corn mar ket showed to some extent the effect of the wheat market. prices were held well up on covering by shorts who were buyers of both September and the new crop months: s: light receipts--i46 cars here with 6s of
 The market was agitated not only by the light receipts-1As cars here with es cars of contract grade-but the fear of frost fol- lowing last nights rains December prices covered a range of Zc and the close at 6bA O %c was $ a %e up.
 Oats were fairly strong all day despite considerable selling of distant deliveries by cash grain interests. Buying on all soft spots was of an influential character and the cash market ruled firm to Ne up. The sample market was slow December sold within q range of hc and closed %9hc over yesterday at 4SM q 4ec.
 Selling of nearby products in the proofs ions market held the entire list in check. despite the appearance of new investors who were buyers of January. Delivery. however, closed with a gain of hc to 5c.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24

 These prices are at wholesale and not to stsrch-corn s@ioc; standard roods Pearl 4hc: gloss lump lhc: nickel goods
 Lsrs-Lesf 1ohe; compound sne: basis aiss-nn.ra fancy head zMe; fancy head sait-Liverpool ti.is; Virginia zoe; Vinssar.Psr gallon is@aoe
 sh Q ioc; choice 1l@12: fancy 1s0iiMo
 candies-xxx Soda SIC; xxx ginger snaps 7c.
 sardines-Amsricsn mustard SAYS; x-otl Haiide.-Dry Hints looi2o; dry salted 4 a 1oc: green hides 40sc; green saited Go.
 Wooiclssr Issaoo; bury s9l,o: washed 20 O 25c
 Mssi-stsndsrd ssKo: wa,ersround sse, Per, Fruit s'ssi and produc.--raney lemon. ,so, per box sI75; Irish potatoes per busbs, ti.16; onions yellow globes sLi5: fancy romisoss or HsssatnI n.so: snap Bean. stand. ,,. cSeess-Ful cream. daisies isKc; sing les crssp.r ass ID bs sr'I isGaT: psr i.s Sack
 Grain and Hay-Bran sl.5s; shorts s1.- s5; oats sse: white ssc; white clipped s!he timothy hay o,l sls;So; .. Johnson grass cotton seed huils SIS ton. Molasses-Georgia cane. bbI 4Ic sal,on. Log. Cabin Brand. gallons sic: S xsiIoppp siyarp chickens-Hens s504Oc; fryers aSesos susar-.oranuiAtsd sxc: F. r. c sse
 sssssIas.s.~ ssssaasssi tut. 50 or so ya .,.o.. o ID e sss ss: second ss iSssa Sssa .s.ss s.ss sack 7G7hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. Sept. 23.-The cotton market had a sharp advance. and while last prices were off from the best, they showed net Eain of 9@1o points with the final tona steady Sales for the day were estimated at 175.000 bales.
 The market opened steady at an advance of two to five points on better cables than expected and increased the gain on cover ing and a renewal of near months bull support. Buying encouraged by the firm close in Liverpool. appreh hensions of unsettled weather in the belt and report that holders in the interior showed signs of weakening a result of the Manchester mill situation. October sold as high as e. 0s and January S.72 or 19G2O points net highar. In the later trading. prices eased off several points from the top under real fxing. but the undertone showed steadiness Private cables reported no change in the Manchester situation and official advices said that stocks of yarn were diminish Ing.
 Receipts at the ports today 41.s4s bales. against 31.s6l last week and 29.s45 last year, For the week (estimated) 2To.o00 bales, against 213.ss2 last week and 221.312 last year.
 Todays receipts at New Orleans 7275 bales. against 5.045 last year. and at Hous- ton l2.404 bales. against 6.ss1 last year. Futures opened and closed steady:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24

Gulf states. and showers occurred at scat tered places in those regions during the past twenty-four hours. Heavy rains oc- cured at few places in Oklahoma, Tex as, and southern Louisiana, but elsewhere in the cotton belt. the amounts were light. The area of high atmospheric pressure con- tinues over the South Atlantic States, where the weather conditions are much the same as yesterday. In the Missouri valley and upper Rocky Mountain regions temper atures have fallen about ten degrees, due to the approach of area of high pressure In those regions, but in other sections of the country temperature changes have been slight The indications are that partly cloudy weather will continue In Alabama to- night and Thursday.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. Montgomery, Ala, for the 24 hours ending
 at am. 18th meridian time:
 Wednesday, Sept. 23, 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
BROUGHTNINE CENTS
COTTON TOOK AN UPWARD TURN YEs-
 TERDAY.
Due fo Reports From England-Spots and Fufures Improved and Nine Gents
 Was Ruling Price.

Rumor that the operatives and owners of the cotton mills in England, closed be- cause of a strike, were about to make terms. boosted the tagging market yester- day and sent spots and futures up twelve points each. Middling cotton sold rather briskIy at nine cents and there was quan- fity of strict middling changed hands at nine and an eighth.
 A streak of favorable weather through the belt has. although not doing much good, prevented more harm being done. The days have been excellent for picking. and the rain Sunday helped the plants im- mensniy. and was not heavy enough to hurt the bells. Whatever cotton there is now represents the crop, for there is no chance of any more.
 Persistently a rumor is gaining ground that the planters have chosen price and will hold for 1t. it is known that the Farmers Association of Texas has taken this step. but 1t was not thought that a similar move would be made en masss throughout the belt What this price that the cotton Is to be held for is, is secret that the farmers only know. but the pres ent generally tight conditions will remain 1t is said. until the price goes up teen ward.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
NEW ORLEANs COTTON.

New Orleans, Sept. 23.-Cotton spots were firm and unchanged Middling 9 1-I6c. Sales were 1,5O0 bales on the spot and 1, 400 to arrive. business showing a little i'm provement with the presence of more buy CTS in the market.
 Cotton futures opened steady with prices from two points under last nights close to five points above it. The market through out the day was ruled almost entirely by weather considerations. Predictions of frost for states north of the Ohio river gave the bulls a pretext for apprehension that damaging cold might reach the cotton belt and the presence of several new storm cen- ters near the cotton states further streng- thened the operations of the bulls. Selling on the advance pulled prices down some- what from the early high levels and they closed steady two to eight points above last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
corroN REGIoN BULLETIN.
Weather ConditIOas for the Week Ending
 Monday, Sept. 2l, 1908.

Weather ConditIOns for the Week Ending
 Monday, Sept. 21, 1908.
 New Orleans, Sept. a2.--The temperature was below the normal over eastern Texas, nal or above over other portions of the cotton region. The greatest deficiency three to four degrees over South Caro- lima and the southwestern portion of East Texas. The greatest excess was five to eight degrees over western Tennessee and northeastern Arkansas.
 Rain fell generally over the cotton region except in the Carolinas where there was none or only small amounts. There was more than two inches of precipitation at few stations In Texas. Southern Louisl- ana, Eastern Arkansas, Northern Mtssissip- pi and Southwestern Georgia The heaV- La, and there was '. 10 inches at Galveston. Texas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.
COFFEE MARKET.

New York. Sept. 2s-Coffee futures open ed steady at unchanged prices to a decline of five points and increased the loss slight ly under scattering liquidation and trade selling. The decline was promoted by low French cables and favorable weather for the crop in Brazil. but the cables showed no change in the primary market. The close here was steady. net unchanged to ten points lower Sales were reported of a4.00o bags. including:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
Special TeIegraphIc RepoEts from Climate
 logical Clukern in Cotton Belt.

Alabama--The mean temperature was two degrees above the normal and tho sun shine ample. The nights were pleas ant. but the days were hot. The first part Of the week fair, but showers were general on the last three days. The rain fall was deficient except at few stations mostly in middle and southern counties.
 Arkansas.-The temperature was unsea- sonRhly high. with c daily exceVs or two to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
inappreciable rainfall

s--F0r yesterday. t--For a hours end ing g am. 18th meridian time.
 NoTE-The average maximum and minI- mum temperaturas and the average rain. fall made up at each center from the actual number of reports received The 'istate of weather" Is that prevailing At tir1s of observation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
ST. OuIs GRAIN.

st Louis Sept 2S.- Especial. l-The St. Louis grain markets today ranged as fol- lows:
 Wheat Sept. S1.OIh; range sl.O1h. De- cember Sl.01AQA bid; range sl O0A to s10l% May SI o3I bid: range Si .03A to s1.O4% bid July s5H nom
 Corn: Sept 77AA, range T7h. Dec. 62k bid: range seh to s2z' May SRA. July
 Oats: sept 4sA nom. Dec. tsh bid. Ma. 505t 851 bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
NEW YORK BONDS.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
NAVAL sToREs REVIEW.

Savannah. Sept. 23.-(speciaL) With the market pretty well covered for the late trading at full board closing quotations the local spirits of turpentine market though somewhat weak at the opening closed the week Tuesday afternoon with a good firm undertone and certain of the trade were inclined to believe that the market would show no change from 35hc in the next few days at least
 On Wednesday. tsept. 16.) the market for turpentine opened firm at s5Hc and the week was noteworthy from the fact that this value was maintained without fluctu- alton either way for the full seven days The demand was good throughout that pe- riod and probably the most encouraging condition noted was that the continent was a heavy buyer The United Kingdom as has been the case for some time past was a good. steady purchaser and while the domestic demand Is not brightening any whatever the demand from elsewhere is more than sufficient to maintain the mar ket about present levels. The receipts for the week were somewhat better than those
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
NAVAL STORES.

Savannah. Sept. 28.-Turpentine firm 303.
 Rosn firm; sales ITS; receipts s.1os; shipments 5S1; stock 142,274 Quote: B $2. STA @60; D $2.s2h; s2.s5Gs7h; g S2h ds5; c s2.s7ts @s0; H s3 s5; SS 1s; K $4 4S; M H.s5; N ts.5o; we
 New Orleans. Sept. 23-Receipts 5S bar rels rosin; turpentine nothing doing.
 Exports none
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24

ten degrees. The first four days were dry. the last three showery. Heavy local rains rainfall being above the normal in most northern and several southern counties but deficient elsewhere. The sunshine was
 Forida.-rite mean temperature was gem erally, above the normal. The highest tenn. perature was sS degrees. The precipitation some coast stations, the greatest for the week exceeding twelve inches.
 Georgia.-The weather was pleasant and favorable. On Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday the temperature low, and the mean for the week was somewhat be- rally fair, except In the southern and west ern portions. where showers occurred Sun day The rainfall was over one inch in needed.
 Louisiana.--The temperature was nearly the normal in the northern. The fore part of the week was fair. General showers seavS TaS. the SI0se 9 ns week southern portion The sunshine was near ly normal.
 MississippL-The fore part of the week was clear and hot with the highest temper atures of the season in some northern counties. The latter part was mostly temperature was much above the normal. especially in the northern portion The heavy in a few localities.
 North carolina.-Clear pleasant weather prevailed the entire week. The mean tenn perature was over two degrees below the normal. Light frost was reported at a few places in the eastern and western dis tricts, but damage resulted. There was practically no rain which is now much needed. r
 oklahOma-The fore part of tn. week was generally cloudy. with light to eopious showers over the whole state. The lat orally sufficient for present needs. The mean temperature was slightly above the normal. The sunshine was deficient.
 South Carolina.-The weather was gene rally clear, affording abundant sunshine. Unseasonably low temperatures prevailed during the middle of the week. the nights being unusually cool. Very light, scatter ed showers occurred in the eastern portion, but no rain fell In the central and western
 Tennessee.-The mean temperature was nearly normal in the eastern section, but was decidedly above in the middle and western portions. No rain of consequence occurred until just at the close of the week when general rain set in. The sunshine was normal.
 Tsxas.-showers occurred daily in some portion of the eastern half of the State. and the amounts we're considerably greater than the normal, except in some northern and lower coast counties, being unusually heavy In upper coast counties, wherS amounts ranged from four to over seven inches Very little or no rain occurred in extreme southwestern and western coun- ties The weather was abnormally cool. with very little sunshine. in the region of pFe'i9IM I. M CLINE. Section Director.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
NEW YORK COTTON on.

New York, Sept. 23.-Cotton seed oil easy; prime crude BOG: do. yellow 3sx @3sc.
 Petroleum steady.
 Rosin quiet; strained common to good s2.75@eo.
 Sugar raw firm; fair refining a. 4s: cen trifngal ss-test ss.ss: molasses sugar ss. 23: refined steady.
 Molasses firm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24

hence 1t follows that the average price ob- tained will not reach the value Justified by the true and broad relationship bstween supply and demand. but 1t docs not follow that the disparity so caused need approach the expectations of the horde of low price men which has long dominated profession al and consuming trade sentiment.
 On the day New Orleans gained eight points on December (s.T1; range s.ss O .7s) and broke even on middiing spots @ 1-1ec.) The tone was called firm"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
REMARKS.
shnwara wera rene

Showers were general, except in the At Iants. Augusta, wilmington. and Montg0m- cry districts. Temperatures changes were slight.
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE.
 Section Director. Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
'-Rising. 1-FaIIIns.

s-Rising. x-FaIllng.
 RIVER FORECAST. The Coosa and the Alabama will remain stationary
 WEATHER CONDITIONS. The weather is more or less cloudy and unsettled in the Mississinpi valley and the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
SELMA COTTON MARKET.

Selma, Sept, 23.- (Speeial. )-The prices of spot cotton in the local market were quoted as follows today:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. Sept. 23.--Cotton seed oil: prime 3sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
rHr NrErAL MARKErs.

New york Sept. 23,-The London tn market was lower today with spot quoted at i3O pounds los and futures at iS2 pounds The local market vas quiet at s2e 80 9S1h.
 Copper was steadier In London with spot quoted at 90 pounds Ills Sd and futures at se pounds C. cd. The local market was quiet with lake quoted at SIS 2b Q 50; eiee- trolytic at t12@26; and casting at Sl2.1S
 Lead was unchanged in both markets.
 Spelter declined to 19 pounds 12s od m the London market. Locally no enan9e.
 Iron was lower at 60s for standard touh- dry in the London market but CleveIAmo warrants were unchanged at b1s Sd. Loc@iis there was no change.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24

Wilmington. Sept. 23.-spirits turpentine steady 34hc; receipts 41 casks
 Rosin steady $2. 30; receipts 442 Tar firm S1. 70; receipts Is.
 Crude turpentine 3i 50. s2. % and $2.7b; receipts 22.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
-W TVTWE7 TUWVT VUTU9 V
 i4.ooo bags, including:
.... .... .... .5.T5

september .Ib December ...s ..-s.. D. DO January ....b. 4b q Q. 50 Febfuary 70. 70 March .... .... ..'... D. 4O uo.4b May .... .,.. .... .... ........5. I0d5.45
 Spot coffee quiet Rio No. shc: Santos No. sac; mild coffee dull: Cordova sk @I2hc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24

Charleston. Sept. 23.-Turpentine steady at 34c.
 Rosin steady: ABC $2.45@Hh; D s2.s5; s2 .65972h: c s2.75@s0: H S3.25@30; l .eb970; NJ $4.75; N s5. 70: we $5. 70; wv 3s.l5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
tcorrected Daily.)

CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
CHICAGO LIVE sToCK.
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, Sept 23.-Cattle, receipts Sc higher:
 Native steers ... .... ..s4.5O 9s7.4O soStSsrn soStSsrn sssss' eoSs sSS SS 6 sSS sSS Native Native cows ..La and heifers i.7S 5,5o western steers 50 O 500 CT:
 Bulk of sales :;:... e,4O Q s.Ss Huttons S.b0 n 500 Lambs ........ 4.25 Q 5.25
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24

:, Hosins were In good demand and quota tions generally are above those of the Tuesday preceding. The following vaines were quoted Tuesday. water white ss window glass se oO; 50; M s4.s5; K A. 5S; s3.75980: H 8. .35Q4o: c S2 s5m 20; s2.75@s2A; E S2.s5; D s2.so; B $2. .55457h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24

on the Produce Exchange today the but ter market was firm; ereameries 1S92<c; dairios IT 02oc.
 EREs firm; at mark cases included 16@ 1ec: firsts 22c; prime firsts 23c.
 Cheese-Firm. 12h d1Shc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
DRY GOODS.

New York. Sept. 2s.-Ths movement in dry goods is quite large. HetsheIs ,,sa,s sending in many small orders for qulck shipment Knit goods and hosiery TOT m mediate shipment are in better demand, put forward business for spring is still SLOW. Silk piece goods for spring are being snown t in a small way at prices i've per ..a,, SeS, abeve the opening prices for tall. St'os os yarns are being bought moro freely put s' very low figures.
 How is This One.
 TalIadega Reporter. l.
 The meanest man has turned up in Birmingham. He stole the baptismaI font of the First Methodist Cnurcn' Those at the Baptist Churches are re- ported safe, SO far, but you know BIT" mingham is . dry tow
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER. DaiIy Local Weather Report and Rivos
 Forecast. United States Department of Horticulture weather Bureau Local Observation <Central time.)
 Montgomery. Sept. 2s. 1908.
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Maximum temperature for day, 80 deg Minimum temperature for day 6T deg Average temperature for day, 7A deg. Normal temperature for day, "A deg Accumul excess since Jan. 1. 196 deg. Av. relative humid for day, S2 per ct. Total rainfall since Jan. 1, S7.6l in.
 RIVER BULLETIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24

lwindl Rain State of Weather Time [Temp lpr hr.l in. & and direction
 iOoths.I of wind
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-19
Personals
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Mrs. Harrison Trey Is quite sick
with typhoid fever.
Edward Pierson and Arthur Wal.
ters visited at Bucyrus' Sunday.
Samuel Ploch has resigned his pos.
tion at the Good grocery on West
Center street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George sweeney Of
Cleveland are guests ut the A. Rhu
home on Belleiontaine Avenue.
Miss olga Morganthaler OF south
Prospect street, left this morning fol-
an extended visit in Logansport, Ind
Miss Anna Merentss, head trim
mer at the Powers Millinery shop
is attending the post-season open
ings in Cleveland this week
Miss Hazel Wells and Miss Ed
wards OF Delaware, spent Sunday
with Mr and Mrs. George Roberts
Of Delaware Avenue,
Arthur King, who is attending
school at Ohio Wesleyan Universi-
ty, ut Delaware, visited his parents
in this city over Sunday.
Mrs II. II. Balmer left today for
her home in Medina after a pleas
mt visit at the ID, W. Strayer home
on south Greenwood street.
Adam Bauer goes to Cleveland
Ohio, tonight, where he wi, attend
the Eastern school for Professional
Photographers, which convenes foI
three days.
Miss Clover house guest OF Mrs
CHARLES Alltn, returned to her home
at Cheyboygan, Michigan, this morn,
ing. Miss Clover's nome is in the
cart OF the burned districts OF north
'ern Michigan, but any Immediate
danger for the safety of Cheyboygan
residents is precluded by the water
facilities of the city phd Its adjacency
to the lake and river