The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

M wsaknsss. nnishsd bright and cheer. T. most dspartments. The chief adverse influence In the early part of the week was the dearer money and the son:esausntly GOT seq hisher carrysovssr rate, rates Liquidation. especially in the American and Kaffir sectfons, while the recent declines caused nervousness regarding small failures seuited and other op- orators had to be assisted but the fact peared to put the market in g happy the best features is the fact that the bank is buying up gold in the open market in the absence of any change in the Berlin and London bank rates clined to let rates ease hereon the ac- ton of the authorities in taking cash on the market Indicated determina- ton to make the per cent rate Of sary. improvement in outside rates making 1t impossible for the bank 10 build up It's reserve from fresh arri- measures. Home rails and other Brit ish investment stocks responded to the more cheerful feeling at the end of the week and showed good recovery, tracted increased attention. Amsisa- mated showing a net gain on the week of points. Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk issues closed strong on good September revenue statements, but Bnenos Ayres and Pacific rails dropped about eleven points on the un- favorable annual report.
 ey esS in NsW sn Yort showed Ss dnssns remarEab1e strength against the various bear drivers. The six per cent carry-over rate of the settlement caused mod carried prices steadily upward again and with the market today again firm. the final rates were to 4 points high CT than on last Saturday.
 MONEY MARKET.
 New York. Oct. so.--Monsy on call nom- Time loans easier; 60 days 4h@x per cent; and 90 days x; months A OK per cent. 1sss Sterling exchange firm with actual bust ness in bankers bills at 4s3. 4o@6o for sixty day bils and at 4S7. So@4o for demand. Commercial bills 4s2h
 Bar silver 50.
 Mexican dollars a.
 Government bonds steady; railroad bonds irregular.
 NEW YORK PRODUCE.
 New York, Oct. 3o.-Sugar raw firm; fair refining s.so@so; centrifugal se-test |. 30 @to: molasses sugar 3.5s@65i refined steady; crushed 5.s5: powdered 5,2b; granu- Petroleum steady; refined all ports ss: IS Coffee firm; No. Rio sHc nominal; No. Moiasses firm; New Orleans 2s@tac. Butter dull unchanged; receipts 4ro22. Cheese steady unchanged; receipts i.47s. Esgs firm. unchanged: receipts 4.sss.
 ST. LOUIS GRAIN.
 St. Louis, Oct 30.-Close: Wheat lower, track No red cash q I.2l Q a; No. hard q .osh OH: December q .osh; May q .osh Y. Corn weak: track No. cash sf @s2o; December 57x @ssc; May soHc; No white Oats steady; track No cash 4oc: Decem- Der sskc; May axe; No. white 42h o Chickens Sc: springs 1lo; turkeys l5c; ducks Ills; geese 7Mc.
 Butter creamery 2bQ3ic.
 Lssd Lead ss.sS.
 Speiter ss.s
 BULLION MOVEMENT.
 London. Oct. 3o.-Builion amounting to f3o. 900 was taken into the Bank of England f2o.0o0 was for shipment to Egypt and ts.ooo to South America.
 THE WEATHER. U s Sf Asss.Ituffse fs..srs, Wsssh'E
 Montgomery. oc. 30. 1os. -'-. Temp Ps s' lis;S. .: %,as si'''''': ! amI q II .oo ciear--N'East. pm. es .oe l clear-geast- Sunrise s:si am. Sunset 6:66 pm Maximum temperature for day, 77 deg. Minimum teperature for day A4 dsgy Average temperature for day, go deg. Normal temperature for day ei deg. Accumuf excess sines Jan. l. fsf -deg., Av. relative humid for day, ei per st| Total rainfall since Jan. I, 5s.t4 in.
 RIVER BULLETIN.
 IFIood Gage lCh'nsl Rain.
 Stage lRsadsl 2t fall STATIONS; s-m.i hrR Montgomery .. S3 10 x0.1 .00 Selma .. ....I 35 t.2 x0.1 .00 s-Rising. x-Falling.
 RIVER FORECAST.