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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-16
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New York, Oct. 15.-R. c. Dun and company's weekly review of trade to- morrow will say:
 Renewed buying of rolling stock by the railroads is the, conspicuous deyel- opment or the week in the iron and ders are being placed with some ur- gency, and that considerable new busi- ness was under negotiations. Renewed activity In steel works is reflected in continued heavy purchases of pig iron at many points and further advances in
 prices are in order. On contract for
 reported. The structural shops are re-
 ness.
 Trade In dry. goods shows steady
 mary markets, forced by the sustained
 high costs of raw materials, are now
 quite freely paid. Curtailment of pro
 dnctlon in cotton mills amounting to
 224 working hours at convenient dates
 between now and August has been vir-
 c.oths at Fall River last week aImost and 150,000 futures. Trading in wide cloths continues active and prices are fully on level with the cotton mar higher prices. Foreign shipments of domestics from New York to t.iis date
 are st2.Ss3 bales against l44.s76 year ago.
 immediate use and woolens in mems I- wear have been purchased Hberally Advances In foreign and domestic l nes of woolens and worsteds are being re- l eeived. Hosiery and underwear higher and more active.
 The footwear markets are steadily improving, but the price quest on con | tinues to retard business, and some | branches of the trade continue quiet l Stape lines of heavy go3ds for mems | wear receive the chief amount of as- Aa-.. kt demand this week for mems mediu q | and fine grades. Pronounced strength l continues to rule in all kinds of hsIes | md further advances are being secured d | In both foreign and domestic stock s | Ire leather trade continues slowly to | improve, but there Is no great activity et, although prices have stiffened | about l cent per und on i arness | leather and most varieties Of sole.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-16
NEW YORK coTroN

New. York. Oct. 15.--After making new high records for the season dur market became somewhat nervous and sold off under heavy realizing and operations for c reaction with the close easy at 2 net decline of l to 6
 The opening was steady at a decline of points to an advance of 1 point, near months being relatively weak as nr,rats n result rsar of dissppointing cables and creased hedge selling and freer South ern offerings. Late positions. howev- CT. were influenced by reports Of se- Alabama. Georgia m s and the the ecasoiss casoiin. as, and shortly after the opening. the whole market firmed up on heavy out side buying and aggressive bull sup- port It was rumored that MT. Pat ten and his friends were buying on frost and, storm news, and that the Chicago bull leader was due to arrive market interest within the next few days. Southern bull leaders were ai- so aggressive buyers. but after the aaysnee ss ss ser to n. 1875 for De December ana to Is points-the market turned cas- Ter under heavy realizing and subse- auent fluctuations were nervous and
 A good deal of the selling here on the early advance was for straddle account. being against purchases in Liverpool for the failure Of the Eng lish market to follow recent gains here has led to a sharp narrowing of the differences. The decline late in the day was encouraged by talk of hearish visible supply statement and the big into-sight figures for the week, but notwithstanding the cables from Liverpool. Southern spot markets made a generally steady showing with early reports Indicating advances from 1-1s to 1-s. Frost IS predicted for the Eastern belt tonight.
 Receipts at the ports today. 7s, 404 bales against s1.S25 last week and 6s.-' 108 last year. For the week 435. 900 against 417.sss last week and 372.sIi last year.
 Today's receipts at New Orleans S. a92 against 11,043 last year and at Houston s.591 against 19.5l6 last year.
 Futures opened steady and closed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-16
K GENT PRICE
 E MAINTAINED -
 in Farmers Heed Advice Of Unions. nARKET EEOTExTRAORDINARY EFpd Predictions Will Not Effect
 This Immediate Region. neerxia Cottss Crop Believed to Have 5 Hseapet sersous Damage rarossA 7 neerrs stern h stste--whas
 tAs CaSIes Have to Say.
nARKET E EEOTESTRAONDINARY

< 1t remains to be seen if the farm 0re Of the cotton belt will take the Ady1ce cf President barrett of the
 sasrs union; M tbh thbhsY os.s sssm n.pSst not io ts |eAvxrned. sithough Texans are hold 2 zptrczlmatsly $50 bales were soia 3xnslng fiom 1s s-s to l3 i-3 cents. xporo le still Q gulf between the buy ors and the sellers- Although com
 .rss yssv aHinnty is,,s wss os of1ss Tss lhippers complain Of the cron ded con- dillon of the compresses And say that { 1t 1s next to useless for them to make
 ine predictions of Irost in the S5t affect this immediate section.
 folowins ns 5pea sns fnss nss. os Int one of the 18th and l3t.. .A,s ...onth. serious injuries are
 rhe average production in this inn tna-.@. 70 see.lon tnis yea. will be three 6alee to the blow. while ordinarily the ttEure is five. Complaints of an un- mn bear some significanoe in view view e{ the present high prices.
 That the entire crop of the fleecy <fapas ls a. fast ,sa yanhi,nins hv from ,rom sns III over the belt This one from Fort Worth shows the trend of the Texas x3xWers0 tactics In hfG war against the 31uxessional beet. Ninety per cent. 6f cotton picked in Texas. Fifteen per cent held for very much higher
 f<srorts early in the season indicat- 1d that Georgia was the only cotton State that would make fair show &nK. The hail storm Thursday uamag- td open cotton within Q radius of a < Hundred miles of Atlanta The late- meas Of the storm, however, is forum ate for the Georgia crop
 New York wires: "A temporary de- cline in the market would be regard ed with favor, though as long as spot cotton leads the advance of futures ton from liquidation can be expect
 December cotton opened at ls5s. a fall of four points, went as high as 45.7Ss aa low as 13.5S. and closed at 11.pA. January cotton opened at lS.6S, fall of three points, went as htgn 1T 13.8l. as low as la.s2 and closed ct
 Liverpool is inclined to react partic- u1arly in spots which are quoted three lower. Liverpool sales yesterday were
 Iivsspcci % due five to 6 i-s higher. Opened irregular. I-s to lover to l
 weather map shows generally fair fn belt no frost. Some rain over night In North Georgia. East Tennes- see. Carclinas. but fair now. storm news in the papers refers to local at- naospherie developments only, there Is no real Gulf storm gone inland These storm developments were purely local and have all disappeared.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-16

shorts induced hy disappointins cables, rrs- neolateI after the opening buyfrg move Hfnt ased on reports of damage In Ten nessf and Georgia by last nights storm ssertcd and sho. ts Easiy covered Little D. ice were quif kiy sent up to a level if6iz joints over yeste. a. ys cisi ig. The mar tae cay wh t C posting Of the record TT fking into ght movement for the week caus COTS CT bie selling out among lonas. ae .ternoon session thee selling was .ncreas by the tfis ppointing showing made D r.ill ;akirgs for the week and pr gee sent down to the lowest of the eay to roints ne'ow yes .erday's last ~ tio 5. The closing was steady at this
 s \ co;t,p future. e,o.es steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-16
BRADsTREnTvs REVIEW.

New York. Oct 15--Bradstreets to- morrow will say:
 Improvement is the order of the day in trade. collections and industry. light snows or killing frosts. coupled with free crop movemmt have helped retain trade and collections at the West and Northwest, while lower marketing of cotton have helped dis tribution at the South. Jobbing trade has been coincidently benefited by res ordering to fill broken stocks and the ditsributive trade side accordingly pre- sents very favorable appearance. Trade at first hand feels the stimu- Jus in omer confident buy ing for spring. though the unsettlement in the goods trade, due to the high cost of material and talk of curtaiiment, stiIi retards trade in this line. However the tendency of cotton goods Is un- doubtedly upward and buying appears prices asked. From industrial lines the same story of full order books and of longer houses now comes, pay rolls are m expanding and available skilled with less idleness noted than for two years past The iron and steel, coke machinery and automobile industries this week return especially good re- greater scarcity. of skilled labor.
 The coal trade shows more activity. though prices are still complained of as too low, and there is greater scarcity of cars noted in this and Tn the lumber trade. The commodity prices situation shows signs of in- creased strength
 Buslness failures in the United States for the week ending October l4 were 222 against 20s last week and PA in the same week of 1905
 Business failures in Canada for the week number 39 against 4s last week and 29 in the same week of 1905.
 Wheat. including flour. exports from the United states and Canada for the week ending October 1z, aggregate A. S6b,S1s busnels against 4,l3g,6s2 last week, and 4.45S,027 this week last year For the fifteen weeks daring october 14, exports are 3z,4zI,2g4 bushels against 60.2I4a5i in the cor responding period last year.
 Corn exports for the week are 27t.- TT bnsheis against l67.622 last. week and s2.sS3 ine 1908. For sheF fiftesn weeks ending October 14 corn exports are 1.7ss,s45 bushels. against 705, ,is7 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-16
COFFEE MARikET.

New York, Oct. 15.--Ihe market for office futures opened steady at un- oh hanged prices to a decline of five joints in sympathy with a partial de- line of 1-4 franc in the French mar Ret, but after very quiet nornin al bull support a strong spot situa ion and covering. The close wa
 :, ady at a net advance of 5 to lo oints. Sales were reported Of 3O,OuO ags, including October at 5. 90; No- eTni CT, 595; December. s.s5 to 600; March, sos; May, COS to SIS; July 20 to 6.25; September, 6.20 to 6:25:
 nminal: Santos No. 4, 8 1-2 to 8 3-4, Mild, stfady, Cordova. 9 to II 1-2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-16
sLe,,tcnI Ahout sforv.

Hartford, Ark. Oct. l5-James A Bolen. a coal mining operator. well known in the Southwest, who says he has hunted with the companions who made the Mount Mckinley trip with pr. Cook, today said he did not believe Edward Barr.li signed the affidavit credited to him yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-16
InNnnN arncKa.

London, Oct. 1b.-Ane tcan securlues pened firm and higher today In sympathy ith the strength in wall Street yesterday. < jnion Pqcific and United states Steel were The leaders du ing the first hour. Erie and At hiSon Fescted sli iehtly but the rest of the list held the opening advance. At noon the ma ket was steady with prices rom H @1M points higher than yesterdays s New York closing.
 Prices further irproved In the afternoon with New To k buying. Alter slight reac- ion the market clo;ed steady; Con0ols for money.... eSN
 do. for account .... Sz is-ie Illinois Central .... .... ''.' '''''''',e9 Lou. & Nash ...s '..s zee '''.lot Southern Ky .s.s oVB
 BIT siiger quiet 2s 7-1sd per ounce.
 Money 2 per cent.
 Discount in the open market for short bills 3M per cent: for three months bills 3M per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-16
Anked To Renounce Claim

Washington. Oct. 15--The University of Copenhagen was today requested by the National Geographic society to re- nounce its first claim to an examina- ton of Dr. Cooks observations made during his search for the North Pole.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-16
uIlJlIs MAanET.

New York, Get. l5.--The dry good; '1arkets are strong in the. primary di- vision and fairly active in the retai teadIIy, yarns are steady at higl
 rices Raw wool Is tending highel in this market
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-16
A.rornut T,I.e. ,rumbIe.

Juvisy France, Oct. 15--At the avia- ton exhibition here today, aeronaur Richter fell with his machine. "Moni- tor" from a height of fifty feet, suf- fering a broken thigh and the loss of an ey
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-16

Exks sirnsr; receipt. 1f.se<: state. Penn sylsania and nearby hennery white fancy ern extra firsts zsK @s7hc; storage prime to fancy 3t035Hc.
 WEEKLY IxrERiUx COTTON TOWNS.
 New Yorx. Oct IS. 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-16

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 do. 6s .... '''s s's.' AlO9s trmuur & Co, 4hs ..'. ySh Nchison gen 4s .... ''''. 'lOas
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-16
NEW ORLEANs COTTOr

New ori ans, Oct. I5.-spot cotton steady unchan ed midd ,ng 1s kc- Sales on the spot $50 aIes to arrive zoo.
 Futures opened st ady unchanged to three points lower on mod rate selling by scalring
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN.

st. Louis. oct. 15.-close: Wheat hivher: track No. 2 red cash $1 2Th @29; No 2 hard s1. 1.li@14h; December S1.Os% e 1s {; May $1.osh @%.
 Corn higher: track No. cash ss: Decem- Der 5S% @h; May s1; No. white 63 K O s4.
 Oats higher; track No. cash 2sht De- cember 70; May 42k No. white "a. Chickens lie: springs l2c: turkeys I36 15c; ducks 10c; geese 7hc.
 Butter creamery 24@s0c
 Eggs z2c.
 SpeIter S6 .03.
 Lead $4.27h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-16
COTTON ssoss1p.

mszKeis ei were firm and there we're e1a1sds that the New England mills were beginning to send Inquiries in <o the Southern markets for cotton. On the whole sentiment was very bull
 cxuse1, & Finn: The bears have hesn badly whipped but they are still fighting on the forward movement. T< is s struggle of desperation but one who cannot win on present condi- tlona"
 s. B. Chapin, & Co.,: "The market reacted in the last hour about eight points from the top on profit taking but the undertone continued good at that range until the close"
 Miller & Co.,: The technical posi- ifnpaired by the recent advance and Higher prices seem likely in the near Suture.
 Edward Moyse 6 Co.,: "The market coBfinues very strong and still hign- CT prices are probable today. Renskorf, Lyon, 6 O.: Some reac- ton from this rapid advance would be n 5ghiHg but natural, but on any reces- sion of importance, we feel that the market is safe purchase ! $. Bache, & Co: "Cotton may sell at 14 cents today and Is probably q stined to sell at IT cents some time during the season but caution should fe used in buying on bulges like yes terdays."
 Hayden. Stone. & Co.,: ''The situa-
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-16
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.
MONEY MARKET.

New York; Oct. 15.--Money on call firm 4 94A per cent; ruling .a-e, closing O.> 4Ad offered at A per cent.
 Time loans easter; sixty days A per cent; ninety days 4% @5 per cent; six
 months 4& per cent.
 Close: Prime mercantile paper X 95 per cent. sterling exchange steady with actual bus inc ss in bankers bills at 4.82. 80 CA. S2. s5 for sixty day bills and at {. Se.05 for de- Commercial bills >4s2A@%. Bar silver 50%. Mexican dollars 43. Government bonds steady; railroad bonds irregular.
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT. New York, Oct. 15.--For the week ending Friday. Oct. 18th: Net receipts at all U. s.
 ports during week fSt,l02 313.52t Total receipts since Sept. Exports for week .... sss.ass sss.iso Total exports since Sept stock sei at ali U. s. ports. sissss ssS.sss stock at all Int towns. 3sksse ts2.57e Stock at Liverpool :. 32o.ooo Stock of Amn afloat for
 Ct Britain 2S40V0
 NAVAL STORES.
 Charleston. Oct I5.--Turpentine firm Resin firm: Quote: ABcp .s4.oo; E s4.os; F sl.i5; e Heo; Fl s4so: s4.so; K ss. 6s: M ss.so; N ss.oo; wa W.is; wv s6. 35.
 Savannah. Oct. 16.--Turpentine firm 57hc; sales 100; receipts 54e: shipments bs.
 Rosin firm; sales 1,6s6. receipts 2,sss; shipments LOIS: stock IA. .s0s. Quote: SD H .oo; P s4.d6@1o; F s4.is@as; c sa:so@ $ 60: \ ss.oS: wa ,s.i5; wv W.s sS. New Orleans. Oct 1s.--Receipts 57 barrels rosh: no turpentine.
 Eoxprts for Liverpool 25o barrels rosin; for New York 300 barrels rosin.
 Wilmington, Oct. fs.--spirits turpentine Rosin steady ss .55: receipts 2ss.
 Tar firm $1. so: receipts G3.
 Crude turpentine firm ss.5o. s$.oo and f4. co; receipts S4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-16

Havden. Stone, & Co.,: ''The situa- ffon on cotton grows more nervous with the long side still having the best of the argument"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-16

Fuf'uf en the New ori~ans cotton Er. -rAnsr today raagsd as fofiewss
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rREAsuRY sTATENfENT.

Washington, oct 1o-Inc condition UT .,e treasury at the beginning of business today was aa follows:
 Cold coin n..,....... .;s72, ,2t2.Sss liver dollars .... .. .... S7,I55, ,o00 liver dollars of 1890 .. .... 4,0a5,0O0 Iver ce tif'cates outstanding. 4s7.1s5. .00e General fund:
 erai fund 2.sss. .s2s Current liabilities .... .... 1Js,947.oS1 "fTSHS fiees .'.. ~ -" -. -. aA..iS.Ss In banks to credit of treasurer nf tinted States .... .... 39.621i44 uhsidIary silver coin -... .,.. l3.727.6Ts Minor coin ... .... .... ...... 1.795,S4k
  Total balance In general fund s7.42s.ss7
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primary rscslota rare 1.sis.ooo tu.. com pared with l.s5<. 5oe bu.. the corrsspon1ing day . year eso
 Ess,inatsd fsssspu for tosnsrros: whsns ss cars; corn 113 ca;s .; oats l4e cars; o4re fis cars: hoes Q 900 head,
 tsaAiy 1Asssnsnt of rrodsee. Four bbis 27,5oo sssoo Eh.at rt bu.... .... :. 4Lteo .ss,soo SSsn sa.., ...s.:.. .:iss,Soo ssSSS seSy sseSy 11s.sss' ,Du-sss ss ..zso'soV Asss"vS zy ,yye '; ous VI. .... .... 6,ovV .. .xn Satr'sy' ons... .... ,.. .,iiAooo shiVo ,t. Ger ISt Reeeipts.
 wheat 1T cara win of'contraet graQe.
 Corn sl cap, with 6s of contract Erade. Oats 113 cars. '. VI ''''.
 Iotsl rsceipls of wheat at Chicago. Min neAtois and Duluth today were $50 cars compa. ed with eof cars last wevk and SIS cars the corresponding day year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-16
NEW YORK COTTON.

SHtures on the New York Cotton Ex- "asass today ranged as foiiows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-16
NEW oRLEANs SPOT corroN.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON oYL. New Orleans. Oct. 15.-Cotton seed oil prime refined in barrels per pound 5oc,
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.vpsnliIishl Lewi Clos. ! Hid
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METAL MARxrr

New York. ct. 15.--Tne market for standard copper was steady today in re- sponse to a slight gain in the London mar ket, with spot quoted at SIP. 25G5O on the New York metal exchange. October SIP 25 @55: November st2.40@s0; December s12.4eG65. No sales were reported The London market closed steady with spot quoted at f57 12s Sd and futures at fss i2s Cd: Sales there included soa tons spot and TOO tons futures. ~
 To al dealers quote lake copper at sism 25; electrolytic s12. so@s5; casting SIP 50 q 7k.
 Tin closed steady. with spot and October at s30. 70 960; November and December al s30 .40065. The London market was high CT and lcosed steady at f13s 2s Cd for spot and fl4o 12s Sd for futures.
 Lead was quiet and unchanged in the local market with spot quotations at s4 30 qs7h and at s4 20@e7is East St Louis. The London market was shade higher at f13 6s Sd.
 spelter was quiet with spot quoted at SC @10 New York and B. S5 Gs5 East St Lou is delivery. The London market was un- changed at f23 5s.
 The English iron market was higher at 5ls 10ikd for Cleveland warrants. Locally. the market was steady: No. 1 foundry Northern $f9@5o; No. SIS. 500 S1s; No i | Southern and No. Southern soft SIS 25 o | 75.
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Bulls . ~ eqs A ,e WSst.rn steers .s.. .... a.S0 p $50
 Hoss. receipts 5000; oioo < hishsSg: ,S q t.sS
 Sheep, receipts s.ooo; steady: '''' Ia,sSs ;,.us.Sns '''. '... .... .... 100 Q ASS Range wethers and year
 . nnss. ..,, -. .... 400 R s.25
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-16
MONTGOMERY MARKETS.
trhs quotations are corrected daiiy fs. The Advsrtissr.l r.

The Adverttssr.t
 NEAI~-esandard W. Q. % 10. sacks so< bu cream Fearless 83xc bu.
 COTFEE-Green, common 10 ordinary ft 0iic: prime l2@i3c; fancy l4@l6c pea- Merry l2Mc; old government Java n @Sac, ArbnckIs's jt4.65. basis per 100 los; prirns raasfed l2M c iAc; fancy roasted i4esiT Macha and Java blends 2S ssc.
 CHEEsE--rulI cream dalsiss is0fac psssus sssusdsAR@crsSaiassd ssis standard Nc. s.no, rfoUR-Fancy nominal; straisbts ss n. a ss: psrenfs 60. .25036; fancy patents ss SaTAkCH--corn 101oc; standard rooa. Pearl lKs; sisss inmp ske; nickel soods seyi eySiicE.-Extra fanes h@Ad 707xo. fam. head sM . xo; broken sk oskc: Jspaa ss ' SsXLr-Layerpooi sl.le: virsiaia sse. Acwv,NEGAR-Per gallon 90 Q Soc.
 SSpAcKERs-xxx Soda sko: xxx c,. ger snaps 7c; XXX Cream Sc: XXX oys,ar fe: Ben Hur Soda Biscuit Sc carton sSc osssARpINEs--American H-on ss.zsm.,. x Mustsrd ss.7si Imported < -on ken ons1. sf5 f5MsoISxssEs-Gsorsis Cane bbl.. s7s =, . cases gallons per case ss.sa; prime csa.. tIitagai corn syrup n case gallons. es Der
 MAPLE sYRup-IoE Cabin" brand. ( cations s7 per case; 11 z xallons s5 Sos .s N gallons ss.so per case.
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Total clearance of wheat and f1oar wsr" ual to 35Q,00O hu.
 Exports for the week as shown by Brad treets were equal to 4,S6s, 900 bu.
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ss. cs. ,' is. 50 1s.ss& ls.io 1s.SS Is.GS 1915 12.17M I21s 12.17h ~. =. =. II S2h 11.s7H ll.75 u8l n .. .. Il co II. 07h lo.s2ts 10. s7e snort Ri per loo lhs.-
 ct, =. =. ll.'0 1l.20 11.o2is l1.O5 an. .. .. SIS s.so 9s5h s.7o
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l Sales IHighl Low. IClos.

CLOSING STOCK HIST.
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0raln nnfl Fen<l.tuee.

CORN CHOP6-Per bu. soc.
 cORN--White from store 92@eso; r,fx.a 2@3c less.
 HAT-Timothy. choice per ton sai: No. grass per ton $l2@sis-