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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
MoNr0oMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
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 These prices are at wholesale and not to stspSsmcorn s1Sso@c s01ec: standard xoo0. Pearl IMc; gloss lump tAc; nickel goods ''issi LSro-Leaf lOMc: compound exc: baa, ''fsSSs Rice-Extra fancy head zHo: fancy had sN ore, broken broken {" SG; JsHsn 1h sh 06Ec; W;nesarOPer gallon is@2oc
 coffss-erssn GC%%Sn ,1@,so ,!aHs@ sH @1oc: prime csndiss--xxx Soda sMo: xxx ginger i@ 'H sardinss-Ameriean ar mustard ss.7s; Nan Haiides-pry Hints lo01sc; dry salted sm lOc: green hides 4@sc; green salted Go. NsssEcl Mcol"clss: lsesoo. bury s01.o, Meal--stsndard ssAc: watersround eko. Pearl 9Thc. wv per box $4.76; Irish potatoes per buSSs s1.15: onions yellow globes sLI5; fancn H. P. peanuts hc lb. Chsese-FuI cream. daisies 1sHc. .,n. les 1ec; ib. cuts. square 17c. 9'"s
 Grain ana Hay-Bran S1.s5: shorts q, 65; oats 6sc; white eec; white eitnnaS s7Ac; timothy hay s1s,oo; Johnson sresa Prime Cotton Seen Meal .$2s.oo; saok.a cotton seed hulls SIS ton. ~eo Molasses-Georgia cane, bbl. a1c Rallor. Log Cabin Brand. gallons sic: x ~siIsgp syrup $7.60: quarts &42S per doz. S'onS chickens-Hens ss04OO; flyers 2s0so.s susar.GFanulated 6%c; F. r. c. s4o
 Bfssgins.New juts 50 or 80 yd. n,.o.. O lb S ID ID ssS sS second SsS rSsss Ssns sssI sack 7@7Mc. "NSS1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
THE STOCK MARKET

New York, Oct. 1--A further shrinksgs msnsacted at the stock exchange. The almost stagnant condition of the market is attributed to the purpose on the part of the large financial inerests to await tho eommsments whis .ss esf0re woas saHtes,ns Sn neglected stock market for over a month to come, 1t seldom happens that such abso- iute dullness as that of today Is prolonged for such period That the market awaits a new initiative after the progressive set. clement into its present stagnation Is evil gent incidents of any interest or import market continued to rule somewhat firmer than Of late as Is not unusual in following trast with the almost immediate response on foreign money markets to the passing or the settlement day. Thus discounts were marked down today in Berlin and Paris and fin London the easing tendency even anticipated the October 1st date.
 The weekly statements of the Bank of England and the Bank of France reflect In the large changes in the various state ments the usual heavy requirements upon resources of those institutions in the put ting through Of the settlements. In addi- tion to the regular quarterly payments the New York market had to finance a $1I,- N5rthsrn Pacific stook. s's1e TSs in.erior aIse s continues to make acquisitions upon Now York for currency.
 interior banks also draw on their New York correspondents 10 rpaying obligations to the government as is indicated by the gain of A.1oe, 0oe made by the sub-treasury from the banks since last Friday.
 Funds are stil in such abundant supply that no real inconvenience was caused to any competent borrowers. Tho call loan rate at the stock exchange did not rise above % per cent. Reports of railroad net earnings for August while showing effect i've economies in operating expjenses. left large margins of net decreases still tobe overcome. The Pennsylvania. Reading. Erie and Missouri. Kansas and Texas were ex- amples. In the reports of gross earnings of railroads for later period. there be- gins to appear marked improvement in the comparison with last year. Not only is the growth of earnings this year over earlier fnonths nt work in the comparison. but also the poorer traffic of last year which be- gan to develop as affairs approached the October crisis.
 In the absence of news developments there was some disposition to fail back on rumors In the attempt to move prices. Those affecting the supposed Hartman in- tentiohs towards the Gould group were heard again today. The Union Pacific Se4 curities Company project was also djscuss- ed again These proved but feeble factors n the market which was almost notion less through most of the session. Bonds were steady, Total sales, par value s2,024.- 00o United States bonds were unchanged on call.
 CROSSING STOCK LIST.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02

set forth in Mir. Goulds answer that he was justified in abandoning his wife be- cause of her frequent intoxication.
 MT. Nicol said that once when she was grossly intoxicated at a bridge party at the home of Mrs, George Kirkpatrick of this city. Mrs Gould attempted to assault one of the women present and bit Mrs. Kirk patriek's ear.
 He said that on another occasion when Mir and Mrs. Gould were In a box at the theatre Mrs Gould wrongfully accused her husband of flirting with one of the &C., tresses on the stage and of having wipked at the actress.
 'swe will prove" said Mir. Nicol 'thAt not only was Mir. Gould not intoxicated as his wife asserts, not alone that he did not wink at or attempt to flirt with the ac- tress. but that Mrs. Gould was drunk that she had to be led from the theatre.
 Mir. shearn replying asserted that all these charges were false and were an out rage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Gniesso, oct. i-Rsports of continued aemand Tor four in the Northwest and q decreased acreage sown to wheat in the Southwest imparted strength today to the I0eai i0s up wnead market. closing S quotations be- trm and provislons were steady.
 y Ahorss of trade h the wheat pit was on firm all day and closed near the highest western markets in the face of the con- tinued heavy movement of the new crop.
 ArriyaIs today at Minneapolis and Duluth ago and stocks at Minneapolis were report ed 10 have increased two million bushels In the past five days. This heavy move offset by brisk demand for flour at Min neapolis where sales of f25.00G barrels were said to have been made over night The market was affected to some extent by estimates of the quantity of wheat ai- ready marketed in the northwest. some sisimins sl.,, that from forty-fiye to fifty per conservative figures placed the amount at not over thirty per cent.
 ..ins,inn inumper 9 or repor.s were reeeiVed aoosy wheat in the Southwest and one report asserted that this years acreage will be which was the s smallest a on -i record. co Export business here was practically at stand
 "nb sttVHG dU udy owing tO dctiNb shipping demand for the cash grain. East ern buyers who had held off to await the finish of the september deal were lively bidders and prices at the sample tables advanced four to half above yesterdays level. The strength of the cash grain was felt especially by the October delivery which advanced to TIC after opening at 74hc. The market was also strengthened by numerous reports of damage by the recent frost. The close. Local receipts were f4s ears. with A of contract grade.
 An improved demand for the cash grain was also a bullish factor In the oats mar ket. strong tone prevailing throughout the entire day The demand for cash oats was largely by shippers who were will ling to pay ho more than was paid yes- terday. shorts were fair buyers Of De- cernber and May and this helped to main tain prices at a higher level The mar. ket closed firm and only trifie below the highest point
 Provisions were trifte easier early in the day on renewed liquidation of october deliveries but rallied later on brisk gen- eral demand. Smaller receipts Of live hogs at Western packing centers inspired part of the buying. The market closed steady with prices five cents lower to i2isc high. CT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
Social eyIuAs Ena,.+aa

Jackson. Miss. Oct. 1.--The Hinds County grand jury has returned indictments against ell of the social clubs in Jackson having buffet attachments ct which liquor is dispensed. The list of true bills Include the Dlks. Owls. Eagles and Beavers, the indictments being returned against the or. ganiEations and not ths individual members, who comprise several hundred of the lead inE citizens Of the community.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
DRy 0OODs.

New York. Oct. 1.--The dry goods Jobbing trade for September was good in the al. rection of spots and nearby positions but advance business was very moderate. The house trade keeps up better than usual. Cotton goods are in fair demand in small uuantities. better business is reported on spring goods in the finer lines. Cotton yarns remain generally quiet with an oe- cAsionai large order contract reported. Raw silk is easier,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
TWO MEN AsPHYxIATEp.

Memphis. Tenn. Oct. l.-whh tha rs. jet turned on full. the Iifsless body of |. A. Phelps, Aa years of age. a rna,cbsnt Of Ei Faso. Ark., and J. P Price. 43 vssrs of age, sawmill operator of Beebe. Ark. were fouad in & local hotel here today.
 The men had been asphyxiated and had been dead some time before their ho6Iss were found. It is supposed the men on retIr- inK blew out the gas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
whO,n Be LenE

New Port Evening Post.
 If this thing goes on. who will ot talnly not Mir. Roosevelt. for man shown to have been in secret eahooes with Hartman four years ago should canvass in which only saints are to be allowed to engage. For our part, We know Of nobody really good enough to conduct this campaign, since we do not live In the days of st. Francis or gE EfizabeflY
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
MirAIean TnIenhonna.

London. Oct lit is understood that the wireless teleohonic experiments conducted for the British Admiralty during the past ten dsyS by pr, Lee de Foresk has fully satisfied the admiralty officials who under the direction of the inventor have been testing wireless telephony between the ad- miralty offices here and vessels of the channel fleet The officials today express ed themselves as In favor of the lnstalla- tlon of the system
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02

s.. r. ( I. M. con. ss .... =. ....iosK st B. fg Is .... .,. St L. s'west Con. 4s .... ........ "A
 seaposrd Air Line 4s .... .... ...... 5B
 seutnern Pacific Is .... .... .. .... SIX go lst 4s .. .a.. .... sbA Texas q Pacific ists .. .... ..,. .... .fi6x Ioi. g. l.. 6 ". 4s .... .... ...... 75
 Tau Taioh facifie lsts .... ....1lo% Union Pacific cv. Is ..,,, e7x Union Pacific 5s .... .. ...... .... .1oaX u; s S steel 2nu. 5s ',... ...... ......102
 ,.,~..n -.-sn ssss .s.s .s.s .'' .'s.....s. .lvS ESottIh Mu fH Ss
 Wheeling ( L. Erie Is .... ...... rex " WwisSonsln central Is .... ssh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans Oct. 1-Spot cotton was uneasy and unchanged. Middling Sc. Buyers tended to await tomorrow's government report before entering the market, and some claims were made that factors were offering concessions. Sales 500 bales on the spot and 1900 to arrive.
 favorable weather for the day and the approach of the government report com hined to put cotton futures quotations down today. The opening was steady one to three points under last nights close. The range of fluctuations narrow through mt the day and trading almost at a stand still Even the governments hurricane warnings were not made of to affect prices The closing was easy. 10 points under last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
COFFEE MARKET.

New York, Oct. L-Coffee futures open ed steady at unchanged prices to an ad- vance of five points on scattering demand in the absence of important offerings private cable received stating that had little effect. pending confirmation and the market here at no time active closing steady net unchanged to five points higher. Sales were reported of IA OO0 bags, including:
 October-November .... .... ....s.SN December ''.' s'.' s'.S ....,. b 50 @5 65 Mhy-JuY ....b D. 50
 Spot steady; Rio No. 6kc: Santos No { shc; mild coffee dull; Cordova sk QI2Hc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
NEW YORK BONDS.

IT. s. refg. 2s, reg. .... .... ..10sk
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 Go coupon ..'' '' .'''.' .''... lOi U, s. 4s reg. -..' .''' .',. ......l2l
 do' coupon ..' '.'' '''' '''''-bs2 American Tobacco 4s ...... "A
 do. 6s a... 2. ........1 10S Atchison gen. 4s -. .... Ss%
 do. adjustment As .... .... .... 9sls
 do. cv 5s... .... .... ,102% Atlantic Coast Line Is .,.. .... .... 94% Baltimore & Ohio 4s .... coo. s9 Brooklyn R, r cv. Is .... .... .... SsE Central of Georgia 5s .... ......losK
 do lst' Inc -... zee ..'- A..... e4 Ches & ohio 48s .. .... .... ....IOI% Chicago Alton s1ss co. ...... T C. R. I. < P. R. R. Is .... .... :. 7iS
 do. Col bs ..... ..-. ss's ...... 70 c, c. c. & St. L. gen. is .... .. Q. 96 6ls Col Midland 4s .... .... .... ... s6 Col ( Southern 4s .... .,..94 Denv- & R. Or is ...- '.'. .'.. .A.. 92% Erie prior lien As ...' '... .... ST Hooking Valley 455s .... .... ......105 Inter Met As .... 65A Japan 4s .... we. '.'' e. ..'-'''. sqA
 do do. ed series ''.' .,''.... sSz sSH l.. N Unified 4s ,....... .... O.. 90 Manhattan con. gold As .... .... .... a6% MeSiSan Se central Ta IS '''. '''' '.'' '' sa H Minn. St. l.. Is .... ..., ...... 7sh M, K. & Texas 4s Q. zee. .. ...... 99A
 do. Ends .. .... .... s... .... s4M Nat R. R. of NJ con 4s Q. ........ .. 81 N Y, Central gen. 3IRs .... ....-..., 92A N J. Central gen 5s .... .... ......124% Northern Pacific 4s .... .... ......l01M
 do Ss .... ...... ...... 7s Norfolk < West con Is .,.. .... .. 9sI4 Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s .... .... 947k Penn. cY 5As' lSl5...... ..'...' .... 9tS fFHHs NbH- f7 Au4 1t Reading gen as ..... .... ..s.ss.. q9A Republic of Cuba 5s .... zee. ....102K
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
LONDON sTOCKs.

London. Oct. '1.--American securities were quiet and featureless during the early ses- sion today. At noon the market was dull with prices within a small fraction of yes- terday's New York closing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
REMARKS.

Rains have occurred in the extreme east ern districts the rainfall being excessive at New Berne, N. C. Temperatures have risen somewhat in all districts.
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE,
 Section Director, Montgomery, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York. Oct. 1.--London tin was un- changed. The focal market was a shade lower at S2s.4O@60.
 Copper was unchanged in both markets Lead was higher at l3 pounds Ss 9d in London.
 The local market was dull and unchang- ed. Speltsr unchanged in both markets Iron was unchanged in both markets
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
inappreciable rainfalL

T-1notcates inappreciabie rainfall
 s--For yesterday. t--For 24 hours and. ing . am. 18th meridian time.
 N0TE-The average maximum and mini. mum temperatures and the average rain fali are made up at each center from the actual number of reports received The .'stats Of weather is that prevailing a kina of observation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02

LoW .s9 mIodnng .... .... ...- .... sMo o'hs ec
 gooo sr.e Inloanng s.s. '... 5-16c Fair .... .... .... ......f0 7-1ee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
SECRETARY HEsTER,s MONTHLY

CVHION BTATEMENTs
 New Orleans. Oct. 1.--secretAFy Hester's New Orleans Cotton Exchange statement issued today covers the monthly movement September 3oth inclusive.
 Compared with last year it shows an in- 377,o0o bales. compared with year before last an increase of 224.00O and with 1905 a decrease of Se,e0o.
 The total for September was 1.2fs.sss. fore last and 1,s16.6o1 the same time in 1905.
 The movement from September 1st to September aoth: inclusive shows receipts 5s2,025 last year, 1i9,842 year before last and ss3.112 the same time in 1905: over land across the Mississippi, Ohio and Poto- | 2O.s2l. against s.524 last year. 1s.sOa year before last and I9.9sS the same time in 1905: Southern mills takings. exclusive of quantity consumed at Southern out-ports year before last and 191,I10 the same time in 1905: and interior stocks in excess of those held at the commencement of the season IFS, s60 against6T,7s0 fast year. 69.- SIS year before last and 120, Te1 tho same time in 1905. sss.
 Foreign exports for September of this season have been 55s Bss bales. showing an increase over last season of 12s.447 nine leading Southern interior markets September 30th were 6e3.945, against 637, ITS the same date last year. and 6Sl.425
 Including port and interior town stocks left over from the previous season and the number of bales of the current crop brought into sight during September. the supply has been 1,600.036, against 1,1ss.S95 last year and l2ss,sSs the year before. month 246,53s bales. against 27e.4S4 last year of which 9s,0s4 by Northern spinnsrs and Canada, against Ts.o0S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02

On the Produce Exchange today the but ter market was steady; creameries 2Og26c dairies 1s022c. Eggs steady; at mark cases included 10 m1sc: firsts 22c; prime firsts 2Se.
 Cheese-Firm 13@14c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
AIfnnan ln Rnaaneaf.

Budapest, Oct. 1.---The King and Queen of Spain arrived here this afternoon from Munich. They were welcomed at the gafls
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02

road station by Emperor Francis Jossnh and several of the Austrian Archdukes. A large crowd geve them hn ovation
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
ST InuIs GRAIN

st. Louis. Oct. 1.-(SpeciaI. 1.-The St Louis grain markets today as follows:
 Wheat: Dec. 31 oOs q %A range $I Oo K a$1 0I. May S1. o3HA; range $f.03lAA to $l 04m h bid. July 95A bid
 Corn; Dec s3% bid; range 62M to s4. N bid. May 63AA; range ss%0% to s4, oats. Dec. 4s& bid May 51h e A bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
s--Risins. x-Faiiing.
s--Risins. x--FaIiing.
 RIVER FORECAST. The Coosa and the Alabama will remain nearly stationary.
WEATHER CONDITTONs.

WEATHER CONDITIONS.
 An extensive area of high barometer cen- trai over Missouri is giving generally fair the country. and moderately low tennpera- ture in the upper Lake region and upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys though a sub-tfopical storm center to the southeast of Florida Is giving rain in the South Att lantic districts. The Lake storm of yes terday has moved off into Canada after giving showers in the Lake region follow ed by snow in upper Michigan. Generally fair weather prevails in the western dis- tricts, with the barometer quite low over the Southwest.
 Conditions now favor continued fair weather in Alabama during tonight and Fri day, with no marked change in tempera- tures
 COTTON REGION BULLETTN. Monta aomary. Ala, for the a hours ending
 at a.m.. 7sth meridian time;
 Thursday, Oct. 1, 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
Nrw ynnE CoTTnN.

New YePk, Oct 1-The cotton market was quiet today with fluctuations narrow and the close barely steady at an advance Of five points on November, but generally two to three points net lower. Sales for the day were estimated at 100000 bales
 The opening steady at decline of two to five points In response to easy ca bies, and favorable weather during the past twenty-four hours. but offerings were not aggressive and reports that storm warn ings had been posted along the Florida coast caused an improvement during the middle session. with prices selling two to four points net higher following the eastern belt forecast for rains and high winds In the Atlantic coast states tomorrow. Later the market eased off from the best under scattered liquidation in the late trading. The private condition reports were issued during the day, one making the condition Si 1, and showing a deterioration of 7.a points for the month. while the other re ported a condition of II. 8 or a deteriora- ton of 7.2 points for the month. The census report will be published at the open ing tomorrow on conditions, figures an hour later.
 Receipts at the ports today 4s.s2T bales. against 44.6e2 last week and 25,5ST last year. For the week (estimated) 34b, 900 bales. against 2se,17s last week and 22O.- PTS last year.
 Today's receipts at New Orleans 2.SeS Aalea against 3, ,123 last year, and at Hous- ton SITS bales. against 3.sT7 last year.
 Gotten futures opened steady and closed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
IIyERpnnI. CnrrnN

IHFEKkPUUL GUTTON,
 Liverpool Oct. 1.--CiasinE: Cotton spot in increased demand. prices eight points lower.
 Amertcan middiins fair .... .... ....B.T4 I02o miuuifng s.s s.ss .6.3s atooiihh ssss ssss sSs.s.. .b 1S Low niddlina .... .... .... .... A e4 4ood ordinary ...s .... .s.. ...s s...4.3t
 The sale. o, tb. as. ,.., ae.o h.;.s 'ss which 500 were for speculation and export and included 5.Aoo American. Receipts 1000 no American.
 Futures opened and closed quiet: October ... .. ~ ean October November =. .... .... 4 sgh November- Denember s..~ ..s.4l64h January -Fenruary .... ..4.63 February-MAreh s..s .l. .4.63 MLSHs ApFtl atks E.4.65i iG ApFfl-may ssss s.s.ss4.64 aay-June ssss sss. ssss ss. ..4.64h shns-yuy ',ss s.ss sse. sec .sS .4.64M
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
ST. LOUIS LIVE sTOCH

st Louis. oct I-Cattle, receipts 6, 300 including l 00O Texans; market steady te 10c lower:
 Beef steers ,.:. :..- '..'.SS 70 @V.ae eoSs stSsseas and aRs Ssfsrs tssas.s s;sS s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
NEw YoRK COTTON orl

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OrL. New Orleans, Oct 1--Cotton seed oil; prime 3sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02

New York. Oct. l.--Cotton seed oil firm: Ago.
 Sugar raw duiet fair refining ss 4s. centrifugal 9e-test- ss,ss; nolasses sugar S.93: refined quiet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
cHIcAGo LIVE STOCK
KANsAa CITY IIYE STOCK.

Kansas City. Oct 1,--Cattle receipts 5000 including 2 500 southerns; market steady: Native steers .... ..$4.75 9$7.4O Southern steers ... ...... 3.41 @ SIS Southern cows .... ...... % @ 50 Cows and heifers .... .... ?. % a Boo Western steers .. 80 O $40 Western cows .... -s.. e. 2.4O O 3.60 Bulk of sales .... .... S.3B Q SIS
 sheep: receipts 5000; strong to 10c higher
 Lambs .... .... L... 4.25 @ 5.50
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02

Texas steers .... ...... 2.e6 Q 4.s5 Cows and heifers .... ..;.. 1.s5 Q s.s5
 Hogs, receipts $500; market steady to 5c lower:
 Pigs and lights .... ...... 4.50 o 500 Packers ... .... ...... 5.16 SIS Butchers and best heavy. 8,75 O TOO
 sheep; receipts 500; market steady: Native .... .... .... .... 800 4.SS Lambs .... .... .... .... 800 o s.7s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
MUCH COTTON IN CITY ABNORMAL RECEIPTS DUE TO FTNAN-
 CIAL CONDITIONS. Demand by spinners Merely Nominal and Staple Is Crowding Wareh0uses-Ten
 Cent Price Expected in
 Short Time.

More cotton has been received in Mont gomery in the last three days than for any similar period of the last several years. and other points New Orleans received Wednesday 5b,00o bales, against 27.Oo0 the year before Since Friday New Orleans has received, up through Wednesday, 24l- COG bales. against 152,ooo the preceding year. The abnormal receipts do not war rant the thought that the crop is extra large. but because Of late financial condi- tions and low prices. cotton was held all during the early paft of the season. the planters waiting for the price to go up However. the many notes and bills that were to have been settled by the first of october fell due. and many ot the planters were forced to sell in order to make good.
 As result of the great supply the mar ket has sasged. and middling Is now locally quoted at 8 I1-16c and strict middhng at ply of cotton is expected to last for several days. when decided reaction is looked for The cotton that has been, to all intents and purposes. 'forced's on the market. will be about all in, and the rest Of the crop will be more or less independent
 By the next six or eight days many Of the factors expect q ten cent price, and some are looking for possibly eleven. The trade, the little fellows utterly dependent ou credit to do business having to sell in order to meet obligations, at the same time however. the railroads have been hauling unusually large amounts.
 None of those m A position to know, ex- pect the price to go very high before the Presidential election is over, and 8 range of nine cents and a fraction is thought will be present unusual conditions is over. The end of the season, many say. will see cot ton In it's teens.
 Demand for cotton from the spinners IS HOW merely nominal. and the staple is pil- ing up in the local storehouses; in some q second tier of bales has been started.