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wANTEDi-Girl or middle aged
m for general house work. Lat
Ter preferred. Nfss. q. j. shsltea. sass
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FOR SALk-wagon, horses and har
uess, cheap. Inquire at West End black
smith shop.
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Prices Breakfast Food 3 for e5 cts
at Sheppards. al
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-31

Best grade Of can corr 10 cts. at
%Sheppards. 4Si'
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-06
NEW YORK nnrraN

New York. Nov. SILT was another
very excited day In the cotton market
At one time prices showed 4 net ad-
vance Of about ls@2s points. But
there was renewed weak ness later with
active months reaching the lowest fig-
weak ., ns net ai iSss a 81 wss Ds shs close
The market opened Irregular at de-
cline OF III points to an advance of 5
points; most of the active months sho W.
compared with last nights close. right
after the call, as result OF enormous
outside liquidation caused by yester-
days sudden break and consequent big
sails for margin. But Southern bull
leaders were aggressive buyers during
the early trading. the National Gin
ners' report was buliish, offerings grad
usily became smaller and after the end
OF ,ne nrst hour the market, developed
sold out bulls were replacing their cot
ton. while yesterdays sellers for
scalp were covering. At any rate. ian.
uary contracts sold up from is.42. the
shortly after midday. while May ad.
vanced from 1919 to 1890. This was
soon followed by q second severe break
owing 90 the fact that the support from
vance. while early buyers turned for
prohts. and local bears became aggres-
sive on the theory that liquidation was
NOT YET completed and that the bulls
had helped the rally to make a selling
basis The market closed with Janu-
airy quoted at 14.4o and May at I4.7O,
or 500 S6 points below the best prices
Of the afternoon. Numerous Southern
advtces reporting that interior holders
were not following the decline in fu-
lures helped the Improvement during
the early afternoon and weekend Ag-
ures we're bullish, but the Southern
markets officially reported early were
lis to la cent lower.
Receipts at the ports today eS,2s4
bales. against 1887 last week, and
bales against ASST last week and
4S5.s09 last year.
Today's receipts at New Orleans, a.
s3S bales against 11,l92 last year and
year.
Spot closed quiet. rs points lower.
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SECRETARY HESTER's WORLDS
VISIBLE SUPPLY STATEMENT.

New Orleans. Nov. 5.-Secretary Hes
ter's statement Of the worlds visible
supply OF cotton made up from special
cable and telegraphlc advfces COM
pares the figures OF this week with last
week. last year and the year before.
II shows an increase for the week Just
closed of 243.26S against an increase
of 337.776 last year and an increase of
235.277 year before last.
The total visible Is 3.959.65l against
3,7l6363 last week. 3.617.900 last year
and 3.3T1.958 year before last. OF this
the total OF American cotton Is 3, 56B,-
651 against 1904 S3 last week, $685.
900 last year and 2.565.0S2 year before
last. and OF all other kinds including
Egypt. Brazil, India. etc. 447. 900 against
$4,000 last week, $4,000 last year and
S06.S76 year before last.
The total worlds visible supply of
cotton as above shows an increase COM
pared with last week of 243,2se, an
Increase compared with last year of
241.151 and an increase compared with
year before last of 5S7,6s3
OF the worlds visible supply Of cot
ton as above there is now afioat and
held in Great Britain and continental
Europe 2,317000. against 1926, 600 last
year and 1.760. 900 year before last: in
Egypt. $4,000 against $4,000 last year
and $4,000 year before last; In India.
$50. 900. against $4,000 vast year and
30f 900 wear before last: and In the
United States l.407. 900 against |, 49,, 900
last year and $4,000 year before last.
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New York. Nov. s.--united States
Steel fell into ths Background in the
stock apeouletfon today ana the volume
OF the whole market. suffered somewhas
sccorain9ys Thsrp was soma shift Of
old fayorites. union Pacinc, sourhsrn
racine ane Reading. but the market
on the whole relapsed Into one OF spe-
eisiues ana was given over 10 some
Yesterday runners that the HstinE 81
y. steel on the Paris Bourss was
imminent failed Of confirmation. and
we're positively discredited In cabied
freely supplied at the sams time On
apy advance and its Leadership OF the
market consequently was lost.
Tns Pennsyfvanfa securities inciud-
showed further depression A. an sx-
precision Of the unfavorable view taken
o. the Offering Of new stock at par to
stockholders. notwithstanding the APP
rsss sss s "a, e n: %
Of the stock Tha price at which the
rights were selling offered profit on
the purchase Of these rights against
va. q sGss e Sd a ses Z
n the Quoted price Of the rights ~ we'll
The seni-snnuai dividend Of pev
S Ssnt s Ssns "a the priess *. q rsnn.yl
|
Of depression. The money market was
tranquil, but the money situation Wks
the subject Of active discussion. From
abroad came renewed intimatiens Of
the Feasibility OF an advance to 6 per
cent. IN the minimum discount rates OF
both the Bank OF England and the I'M
perial Bank Of Germany. owing to the
failure Of the recent advances to bring
about the recuperation OF those insti-
tutions which was desired. Foreign
exchange rates yielded, In spite of these
reports from abroad. but recovered
forecasts OF the weekly. currency
movement indicated only a slight off-
set to the loss In cash on sub treasury
operations which are themselves partly
due 20 the transactions on account OF
interior banks. The net decline In the
cash holdings of the banks for the week
appears 70 be in the nighborhood OF
K good deal Of talk was sim heard
change OF the supposed negotiations
for closer combination Of the lead
Ing copper interests. Amalgamated
Copper. However. was freely supplied,
quality Of the buying Of the stock. The
railroad equipment stocks offered an
example OF the effects Of prcfit taking
without any change In the nature OF
countries. In a wide variety Of minor
industrials stocks and speciaities there
were striking price movements without
explanation In the news.
The exports Of wheat. Including -four.
TOR the week reached 5.S97.s55 bushels,
an increase over last week Of nearly
100000 bushels. The uncertain tone
Of the stock market was exempiified in.
the way In which prices crumbied away
In the last few minutes Of the day In
the EFFORTS to push realizing sales. The
closing tone was decidedly weak.
Bonds were irregular, with most OF
the activity In convertible issues which
were weak. Total sales par value S.
014,oo0.
U. s. bonds We're unchanged on call.
CLOSING STOCK LIST.
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COTTON MARKET
ERRATIC In N. Y.

New York. Nov. 5.--There was n re,
newal Of yesterdays excitement and
activity at the opening of the cotton
market this morning with enormous
liquidation following the big margin
calls sent out after yesterdays break
which had evidently unsettled confi-
dence in the bull campaign.
The big Southern bulls. however. had
tremendous buying orders around the
ring and early fluctuations were the
most erratic OF the season.
After selling at 1442. or IS points
net lower and ss.40 bale below the
high price of Wednesday, January
jumped 20 points with sales in some
instances fully points apart.
There was further irregularity but
liquidation seemed to be less urgent
during the middle of the morning and
prices ruled generally steadier, some
to Is points over the closing figures of
last night on continued support from
the Southern bulls who are supposed
TO be replacing cotton upon which they
had taken PROFITS early in the week.
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SECRETARY HEsTEH,s WEEKLY
~ COTTON STATEMENT.

New Orleans Nov g-EacrA fa ~
Hester's weekly New orleans Cotton
close OF businesS TODAY shows dso
crease In the novement into s,Sbt
compared with the seven DAYS ending
this date last year in round figures
100000. an increase over the same days
crease under the same lime in 1sas ~
| les. O00. al A'V' u
For the five days NJ Novemher The
/ totals show a decrease under last wear
of 1900. an Increase over the same
an increase over The sans tiY,e IN
| 1906 OF 5000. go
For The siytv.a,x aays =, tha sa.sor
that have sisnssd M az sre season 70
ahead of the sixty-six davs 81 Ia st
year before iast 81. 600 ana aSesS
OF ie0e nv sak. lloo
The amount hrnu~ht into s,ebt a,r.
| ing the past week has been s4i.SaS
bales. asainst sSo'sTs FOR the saven
tims IN isos. ana for the i've daYs
Of Soyambsr has hner Sas 20
aaainst 452ss22 last wear sa5.s1s year
before last, and 4ss, ass same time In In
The movemert since santeuhs- :,
shows reeeints AZ ali Ifnited States
noTt, q SSS III srei,.t o no aee 1e ~
ysar aiJassT vsas haSorS Isst ana
| SSS.sTf sans dime IN iaos ovsTIa "a
fornac r,vers ~ Napthsr 0T I'LL, 1a Ia
cansd. raasss a;nst oaa ass an, sn1
Sear q, 80 % kn<nra ,..toas "a
az s.ay,a t,,Sa r. Saos' ,nter,ar o s.aoLs
IN eScsas ~ tbasa beiS AZ tba 49, NJ
the CONS commerciai veas asssis e e aSsinst
SIss eS9 Has. Ia yess{ta 14eeoo''s stse
last ana s24' ass ssms time N 1sos:
So,.har en- Iii 20 i,,.s asn oon 80 Svot
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WEEKLY COTTON STATISTICS.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Nov. 5.--Liberai receipts
and bearish reports concerning the
fall sown crop In this country, caused
a fresh slump in wheat prices on the
Board of Trade today. At the close,
pricee showed net losses of SIS to l-z
weak " bu. na os wsr. a Strong
J. The break In wheat. occurred In the
final half Of the session. when prices
were dropped about one cent from the
SsF devsry 81 wa ns again su ns
the greatest selling pressure and sold
Off from. 1.02 la TO 1.0l Ia to SIS.
The market closed at almost the bot
being at i.0I So.
In the first half OF the day. con.
Siderable ffrmness was displayed and
shorts s.s covered ,, freely the demand demand
from receiving houses that country
offerings had fallen off preceptibly In
the lost few days.
ments Of wheat for the week. which
predicted total exports aggregatfng
nearly 100000 bushels also had q
weakening effect;
early part Of the day. shorts and COM
mission houses being moderate bid
ders.. The buying was brought out
chiefly by the comparatively Hight Of
ferings OF both old and new corn In
the country although the firmness Of
wheat had some effect. In the final
hour Of the day, sentiment veered and
prices reacted considerably. the De-
cember delivery declining SIS from
the high point OF the session. A re-
port claiming an unexpected increase
In the yield of corn IN Illinois. Iowa
and Indiana. was mainly responsible
for the weakness. Prices at the close
ed net losses Of Is to IS to II.
Trading in oats was duh and prices
followed the course OF wheat ana corn.
The close was weak with prices 1-s
to la to as lower than yesterdays
final figures.
Sensationally light receipts of live
hogs in the West total arrivals today
being $4,000 head less than the fig
ures of the corresponding day a year
ago--caused decided strength in the
provisions market.
Shorts in November lard covered
freely and cash interests also bought
that product. Sentiment was bu1iish
all day and at the close, prices were
up to 81 1-e points.
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BREAKS EFFECT
STILL IS FELT
Cation Market Misses a Re-
bound.
TENDENCY IS A BULLEH one
Asgrssiveness Expected Does Not
nateralize During Day.
1epsrt az national Ginners Indicates
ass4sss Bales New. IA Local
r1a.sss s.ys Farmers and Mer-
eAants Are Hsidins stub
heraIy to Their staple.

VI
The influence of Thursdays big break
= the New York market upset the en-
ftr8 market TO such an extent that ewes.
sfron1 bulIlsh tactics could not over
come II Friday. As result another
thar hears were less aggressive than
w4x expected due TO the impending
3onsus report Monday. which Is antic-
1p4ted to have bullish tone.
The National Ginners' report issued
Friday places ginnings to November 1.
e,Sf2.0o0, and, says that 20. per cent OF
the crop was ginned at that date.
That spots are being firmly held be-
canse wsrehouseInen apparently are In
dependent enough not to offer anp'the
break was evidenced Friday in the To-
cal spot market There were between
early Ia the morning Il sold for iis-
the morning. and about ) o'clock in the
efternoon when the highest price Of
farm wagons still waited around the
fountain. Warehousemen made no
a local merchant planter said Fridsy:
sfubhornly to their cotton since the de-
cline OF Thursday. They are unani-
NOUS In the opinion that the break Is
distress cotton in this section has been
holders TO wait with impunity for still
nfEHer prices.
The extensive fiuctuation of the New
York market is illustrated by the squirt
and subsequent heavy decline both In
December and january cotton. notably
in january. December opened at i4.s0
with . rise OF 2 points. advanced up To
1890, then dropped TO 1880. at which
figure II closed. January opened at
1l.49 with q loss of points, swept rap
idly up 10 14.13. and with almost as
much celebrity down to l4.fo. 1t closed
al the last named figure.
The number Of bales reported IN sight
during the week - s641.825. as COM
pared with 650,6TS last year, and 49,.
$50 In 1907 southern consumption Is
placed az $1,000 against $1,000 last wear
and $4,000 IN 1907.
weather conditions continue very ia
yorable. There Is no rain and no frost
fn the belt at present and reports are
daily becoming more numerous OF some
cotton making, particularly In Texas
and In the lower central belt.
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Capital City Coal Co.,
Phsas Iss Raven Red Ash Empire and Nut ceawaod MEYER Mgr
MONTGOMERY MARKETS.

SThs quotations are corrected daily for
The Advertiser)
| MEAL,-standard w. a se ID. saeks $50
bu.: cream Peerless S7hc bu,
Siio; prime iaSisci fancy i4@i5c: pea a.
ssss ss ssney per ss pa grin.
cHEEsE-Euli cream daisies ls@lse:
suoAR-cranuiated standard SIC; fancy
FLoUR--Faney nominal; straights So 10;
patents s.. SO @75: fancy patents S7.s5.
sTARCH-corn To LOG; standard goods.
Pearl ths; gloss lump 4Ac; nickel goods.
RHfcE-Ex.ra fancy head 7@7He; fancy
head sh Nc; broken sh @shc; Japan
sxLT-Lverpool si.io: virginia ssc:
ViNEGAR-Per gallon so@soo.
cRAcKERs--XXx Soda shc; Xxx Gin
ger snaps &c; Xxx Cream SC; Xxx Oyster
ADMINISTRATION Non 90. oo@2s:
4 Mustard g. IS; Imported h-oii key OPEN
MoLAssEs-aeorgia Cane bbL, sic gal:
s' .sr Rs' s1s s SH@; . DsT
s.sss S.r c ssisa. s 81 q
y gallons $3.50 v per sass;
BACON MEATs@clear Ribs s1s 75os7x.
| extra ribs SI3.ssh.
LARD-Hog compound 1oTc; fancy hog
NC; snow-white. sMe; Flaks-whitS SIC;
STANDARD s sestSn 0,I lars sJs: -.
si BRExxFAsT gBx ACC So Sasc. s''O'
CORN cH ioass aRa b ss'. soel
coRN-white from store s7h 0soe; mixed
HxT-Timothy choice per ton sci; No.
grass per ton iia0sis. 'A
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TAKING OF AMERICAN COTTON ny
SPINNERS THROUGHOUT
THE WnRWn

New Orleans, Nov. 3.-Secretary Hes
ter gives the taking of American cot
ton by spinners throughout the world
as follows. in round numbers:
This week 333 900. this year against
10000 last year. $4,000 year before
last.
Total sine SNSeptember LIST. this year
2,25G. 0O0. against >, 100. 900 last year and
1,S04. 600 the year before.
OF this Northern spinnerS ana Canada
took $4,000 bales this ys4s, against
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NEW ORLEANS sror corroN.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON,


New Orleans. Nov. Spot cotton quiet
NC lower. Middling IL NC. sales on the spot
I75; to arrive 500 =
Futures opened steady at a decline Of one
70 eight points on unfavorabie cables The
market was broad and active from the first
call on. and fluctuations were wide. The
extreme range of prices for the day were
70 to 81 points Bears worked hard to
carry the reaction further and succeeded
early IN the day In putting prices five to
ten points lower than yesterdays closing.
here the bulls took charge and put the
bale, The highest levels reached were
Aq2A points above yesterdays closing.
Bulls were encouraged bys estimates of
to November / and by reports that Southern
spot holders were refusing to sell at the
decline. During the last hour of trading
bears were very aggressive and their broad
Sides OF selling orders sent prices TO the
lowest Of the day. s@14 points below yes
terday's final quotations. The closing was
Cotton futures closed barely steady.
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Presiucs Market,
MONEY MARKET.

New York. Nov. 6.--Money on call firm
1h94 per cent: ruling rate as per cent. !;
closing bid 3h per cent; offered at 3h per
Time loans firm: sixty days 4M@% per
cent ninety days ~ per cent; six months
Ah@& per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper 5@5MJpef
cent.
Sterling exchange strong at recovery. with
actual business In DANGERS bills At asa q 20
for SO day bills ana at tST 16 for demand.
Commercial bills AS2N@N.
Bar silver Ba%.
Mexican dollars 20.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds
irregular.
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New York. Nov. 5.-CottOn seed oil
was easier early under further specu-
iative liquidation and on q moderata
prices were Steadier at the close on
covering and on new buying by Spccu-
iative bulls. The eonsumptive demand
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COTTON GOSSIP.

The Offering of spots In the South
was almost unknown THURSDAY.
The reinforced break apparently
leaves New York bulls doubly upper
turbed.
liverpool cables: continent denuded
OF raw material. Heavily short Liver
pool"
Another from Liverpool: "Good busi-
ness india and China"
Reports from all over the South
Thursday Indicated that spot men were
after spots. and that they showed a
corresponding aversion to sales.
I.iverpocl cables indicated Q general
ifousdafion In futures.
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GIENERs SAY CROP
WILL BE c,7sO, 900 BALES

Memphis. Tenn. Nov. 81. A. Taylor.
president Of the National 1inners' Associa-
tion today issued the following bulletin:
Complete returns Indicate maximum
crop 81 $3.50 900 bales, not including linters
or reuacke. Minimum figures s,4S6. 900. The
heavy falling off 10 all over the belt, except
IN Geofxfa and the Carolinas where there Is
about as good cop as last year on a little
Alnallar acrenRe.
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sTATEMENT OF RAILWAYS.

chicago, NOV. 6.--The fortntghtIY
statement issued today by the Ameri-
can Railway Association regarding
the car situation says:
There has been an increase of Sc
per cent. in the shortages renorted
which now total 1886 cars. 81 this
number 23,23S are box and S,743 are
gondola cars. The surplus, however,
shows a decrease of only 5.0S1 cars.
leaving S0,S96. of which about one
half are box cars. This surplus is
principally in the Northwest. while
the more severe shortages are in the
East the Middle West and the South
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81. Louis 1--WE sTOCK.



New York. Nov. 5.-.rhe market for stand
closing at sia. so015. No sales we're report
ed on the New York exchange. The London
market closed easy with spot quoted at 81
pounds los and futures at SO pounds ISIS.
Sales there were 500 tons spot and 1900 tons
futures. Local Dealers quote lake copper
at SlS@i2h: electrolyttc at SIC, 76@e7k I;
and casting at $i2 .63k CTS.
Tin was firm with spot and November
closing at $40. s7s @s3h; December at
$40. as @6eh; January at $50 SCOTS and
February $50. 5O9s0. The London market
closed firm with spot quoted ut l3s pounds
I5s, and futures at $40 pounds It's Sd.
Lead was easier with spot quoted at 81. 81
@42h New York and at 81 20@25 East St.
Louis. The London market was lower
closing at - pounds.
spelter was dull and nominal with spot
quoted at s6.45 asked. New York: and at
IS. % asked. East st. Louis delivery. Tho
London market was unchanged at 70 pounds
IS.
Iron was unchanged In the English market
at SIS I'D for Cleveland warrants Locally.
the market was unchanged; No. l foundry
Northern Is quoted at $4,000: No. 1t
s1s. 5O1s19 No Southern and No ! do.
soft $40 25@75.
BERLIN EXCHANGE.
Berlin. Nov. s,-Exchange on London 20
marks 47.ii pigs for checks
Money on call 4 a per cent,
Rate OF discount for three months bills
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Grain Statistics.
Total ciearances OF wheat and flour were
equal TO 2a3, 900 Blu.
Exports for the week as shown by Brad
streets were equal to 5.3s7.0e0 blu.
Primary receipts were Las, 600 bu., CON-
pared with $4,000 bu. the corresponding
day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrw: wheat
As cars; a@sn III ears; oats zoe cars hogs
s.eoo head.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.
ST. Louis. Nov 5.-Flour steady; red win
ter patents IS. 5o@s0; extra fancy ana
straight s4,so9s5.4O; hard winter clears
Hay firm; timothy s1s@s1s: prairie $40
Whiskev 81 SO.
Iron cotton ties soc,
Bagging 9-16c.
Hemp Irvine &c.
Pork higher; 1obbing S24 90.
Lard higher prime steam sl2 5OR65
Dry salt meats and bacon S13 90
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Car Lot Receipts.
Wheat So cars. with 10 OF contract grade
Corn 125 cars. with 60 Of contract grade.
Oats 2o3 cars.
Total receipts of wheat at Chicago, Min
neapolis and Duluth today were SIS cars,
with 1855 cars last week and $50
cars the corresponding day year ago.
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LnNnON arncKs.

London. Nov. 5.--American securities were
dull and uninteresting during the early ses-
sion today. After opening slightly higher
ranged from v above to u below yesterdays
New York closing.
Later New York supported Union Pacific
Southern Pacific and United States Steel.
which strengthened the whole list. United
States Steel eased later. butSthe closing was
firm.
consols for money -. -. ...... SO 5-16
do. for account 80. -. -. san
Illinois Senlra1 -. -. s.''s...l53
Lou. ~ -Nash' .''.... .s.sssss los
Southern ny A.. -. -. 49,. -. 31%
DO. Npfd. $780,. TN
Bar silver 23&d per ounce.
Money AZ OK per cent.
Discount for short bills Az per cent
three months bills AZ per cent.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Futures on the New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change to-day ranged ~ folIows:
opsnlxfishI Levi Gloss
! BID
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.
New Orleans. Nov. 5.--cotton seed oil:
DriFne refined IN barrels per pound &c.
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TREASURY srArKNENr.

A1hsAoOHA cTALEMENT.
washington. Nov. 1.-The condition OF
the treasury at the beginning of business to-
day was as follows:
Trust Funds:
S9 com go '''' '....s.... sIseoS. se9
silver dollars OF 1890 e. - :. 4oas. coo
Silver certificates outstanding. 4s7,s7a.oOe
General FUND.-
Standard Silver dollars in gem
eral fund 80. -, -. -, s.iTs.23o
Current liabilities -. 80. -. Il2.25s.ob5
fees ~, -. 80. 2s.ss44as
In hanks to credit OF treasurer
Of the United states -. -. aT.ess.s47
subsidiary silver coin 80. 800. 1T.7ki.4 04
Minor coin .... -. -. 49,. 1.G56.530
Total balance in general fund. sf.707. so1
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Totals 49, S,IsO,O0o
due to the smallness of bolls and low yield
az lint As the crop is so near ginned, we
Will probably not make our December esti-