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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20


 Strict middling ..... ..... 13 7-1sc n1ddlxn9 ...... ...s...s ls S-Sc Aftsr day or two of rest. the local spot cotton market was enlivened yes- terday when the holders released . total of ITO bales of the fleecy staple. ef cotton offering yestsrdsy and spots brought ful1 Quotations Trades were made around the 1s 7-1s to F 1-2 cent mark. The shippers were looking Although many of the local plant CTS are now reducing the estimate of their yield, the receipts of the staple into the local market continued about ceipts of all the warehouses amounted to about $40 bales. About 200 bales of the staple were brought to the s srnssd Ry souDn he nsss The cotton market did not do much yesterday in the way of an advance. points up due to bull speculation and the reports of rain in the Western belt The market nuctuated widely during the day but dipped around noon for however. closed six to seven points above Mondays closing figurea
 December futures opened at 1a72 about about seven points above Mondays
 
 as high as 1s.so. Quotations. however, dipped from the highest and the month closed the day at 1a72 the same as it's opening figures. January futures opened at 13.79. seven points up. This month declined to I373, ad- vanced to 1s.e5, but closed at 1878, an advance of six points over the day be- The Liverpool market. due three points lower on October and July ana Tour points down on other positfous opened steady only two or three points lower on all months. Later cables reported the market quiet but steady at an advance of one point Spots were quiet. one point hieher with sales given as 1000 bales
 There was no special news deyerou- ments as regards the staple yesterdav The heavy movement appears to have no effect on prices and the condftions are gradually developing along buIIisii lines. The heavy rains yesterdav through Texas and the Western Deli doubtless damaging the open coffon and retarding the movement was a bulltsh factor The weather map yesterday shovved cAondy weather over the entire balr except In the Atiantics where fair weether prevailed. Heavy rains fell n Texas and Oklahoma with a decided xaLl Tn temperatures. The forecast Js xor colder to fair and warmer in the West with increasing cloudiness and ram predicted for the Central and
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
TREAsuRY sTATEMENT.
COFFEE MARKET.

New York Oct. 1s.--Coffee futures opened barely steady at Q decline of 10 points in sympathy with the decline of 1aA franc in the French market and ruled generally easy under liquidation by recent buyers. lo- cal trade selling and European selling, which was encouraged by cheaper firm offers from primary markets and continued large priEnary receipts. At one time during the day prices about 1O@lb points net lower and the close showed very little reco- very as a result of covering, the final tone being steady at a net decline of bQ15 points Saleg for the day were reported of 47,50O bags including: November at 5.95; Decem- Der at 5 .e5 GD6 10; March at 6.05@i5; May s.1o@2O; July s.i5@2si September e.2o@ 6. 80.
 Spot steady; rice No. isc nominal; san tos No s%e; mild quiet, cordova s@ 11hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
MONEY MARKET.

New York. Oct. 19.--Money on call firm f A415 per cent; ruling rate per cent; clos ing bid per cent; offered at Az per cent.
 Time loans easier but very dull; sixty days. ninety days. and six months E q st Der cent.
 Prime mercantile paper 5@5h per cent Serling exchange steady, actual business in bankers bills at 4s3@ 10 for sixty day bills and at 4s6 SO for demand.
 Commercial bills 4S2 E e E.
 Bar silver 51.
 Mexican dollars 43.
 Government bonds stssdy; railroad bonds steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
ST. LOUIS GRAIN.

St. Louis, oct 19.-Close: Wheat No. ? red cash si.24@sSh; Nc 2 ha1d 6s 'd,9s'a @ Corn No. 2 cash 60 new: 61 1a old; Decem- per STA May coz: No. 2 white slgs21a ; old.
 oats No. cash 3S: December 39h May 41Ss; No. 2 white 41@k.
 Chicknes 10hc; springs llhe; turkeys 13 15e; ducks 10c; geese Tc.
 Butter creamery 24@30c.
 Lead ii22M. spelter ss.1oS15.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
COTTON saOssrP.


 Several large lots were sola hv .. !. holders yesterday in the local market. The total number released by the f.e. tors amounted to about ITO bales. Trades were made around the IS 1-s cent mark.
 Several hundred bales were offeriug. Even at the hign figure spots were steady and full quotations were asked. Rail and wagon receipts amounted to about $40 bales.
 About 200 bales were received at the Square during the day.
 Al one time yesterday morning nine- ty bales of the staple were at the Square.
 The weather forecast for this sec- ton is for increasing cloudiness and rain.
 The marItet, after fluctuating widely yesterday closed only a few points above MondaV's closing figures.
 Continued speculative buying and the reports of heavy rains in the Wesl caused the advslnce in the morning. but the market deci ined about eight point, from its highest before the close. Commitments for October and No. vernber. it is said, are calling for eV. cry available bale at full quotations. The cotton movement continues ver1 large.
 There has been some liquidation fl the market off and on. but the inarke has taken this heavy liquidation with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
NEW YORK BONDS.

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 Amn Tel. a Tel. cv 4s ........ 'lVe
 Amn Tobacco is '.''.' ..~' sVis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

Many local planters are beginning te reduce the estimate of their yield.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

Even at the present prices. cotton is bringing the highest 1t has at this sea. son of the year Tor many years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

Receipts at Savannah SO far this season have amounted to s1o.0oe baiey against 4S1,000 bales last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

Reports from the dry goods market continue most encouraging.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

Ia eYsst NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
 New Orleans Oct, 19.-Spot cotton quiet and steady, unchanged, mtddling 13i4c. Sales on the spot 200 bales, to arrive 800 bales.
 Futures opened steady at an advance or from five to ten points on very favorable cables. During the greater part of the day the market was very steady on re- ports from Texas that the crop in many sections was wholly picked and that cattle had been turned into the fields. Very light receipts at Houston, compared with last year. seemed to confirm these stories. Tele- grams from Mississippi told of high prices being paid for staple cottons and they help to support the market in the almost total lack of fresh buying orders from the pub lie. At the highest prices were, 10 to II points up. In the afternoon profit taking became quite general and Tices sagged under 1t. the market closing steady at a net advance of to 5 points.
 Cotton futures closed steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

out any apparent effort and the de- clines have only been limited.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

New Orleans reported spots firm yes terday, with the demand quiet and of- ferings limited.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. Oct. 19.-The cotton mar ket was very active again today and prices again made new nigh records
 but offerings once more proved too
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

The 14-cent price'for cotton has beer rumOred.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
NEW YORK COTTON.

Futures on the New York Gotten Ex- "hAnge today ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
LIyERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool Oct. 1e.--Closing: Cotton spot American midd1ing fair ....I.s Good mtdddling .... ..'. .... es Aaiudhhg ...,. ..'. ..'' ''.....'ss . Low middling ....-.s.s ..s.s 2 ( Good ordinary .,.. ..,.5 II Ordinary .... i. aa. ;.,.e. s., ss s which 500 were for speculation and export and included 6,200 American. Receipts 51.- 900 bases. including 9.4o0 American.
 Futures opened quiet and steady and clos cd steady:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

Already there Is some long liquida. ton on the approach of the Census re- port next Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

Commitments for October and No vember, 1t is said, are calling for eV cry available bale at full quotations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

There has been some tiquidation II ,hs market off and on, but the Inarke has taken this heavy liquidation with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
NEW oRIrANs spor coTroN.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. Oct. ie.--Gotton seed oil prime refined in barrels. per pound s.5oc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

New Orleans wired: Think bulls will easily control market today as the weather will turn out very unfavora- bly, according to the forecasts.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

Futures on the New Orleans Cotton Fl change today ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

Houston--Stsady .. ...... .... .... ...... Augusta--6teadv .... ..ss s..s es.. MMemphfs-Firm ...s ...s zee. ss.s s... St Louts-tirm ssssssss ss.sssssss . Cincfnnau sssss. fssss sssssses ss Little hook-ot sse. s..s ssss ssss ssss.. Louievi1le-Ftrm .... .... ...... ....
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

The marItet, after fluctuating widel. yesterday closed only a few point above Monda27's closing figures.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

The cotton movement continues very
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
HOLDERS LET 60 IN LARGE LOTS Slippers Buy Several Hun dred Bales of Staple. RECEIPTS CONTINUING STEADY Local Market fluctuated, But Closed
 Sn Points Up. Rsins . Fun Faetsr--Reports From Ce.ters sn Belt On Crep Cs.di-
 sss.--Hesvy Msvene.t s6
 Cotton to Perts-westh- CT Coed.
RECEIPTS CONTINUING STEADY

uooa middling ....-.~ ..... IS s-1sc Strict middling .s... ..s.s. 1s 1.lsc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

Savannah. Ga. says: We are ad- vised that the Atlantic Compress Com- pany have compressed to date about 5Q per cent as much cotton as the total compressed last season"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
Nar Tof RacaI

. ONF IsDB NscCtIVtBs Wheat 80 cars with 15 of contract grade Corn 254 cars with 195 of contract grade. Oats 3ie cars.
 Total receipts of wheat at Chicago, Min neapolis and Duluth today were l,049 cars compared with S17 cars last week and 933 cars the corresponding day a year ago.
 Produce Market.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

Gaffney, S. C., wired: Mills will not curtail their output as they are mak- ing fair profits and can afford 10 run full time."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

,openIHishI LowiI Close
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20
KANSAS CITY HIVE STOCK
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.

St. Louis. oct. Ip.-CattIe, receipts 8,5OUi including 2.600 Texans; steady to 10c low-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

Liverpool cabled: Market has a strong bullish undertone." =.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

The weather forecast for this sec ton is for increasing cloudiness an. rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

OpenlIIighl LowI Close Bid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

Dallas. Texas. wired: lover one inch rainfall at Abilene. A freeze is predicted for West Texas"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

At one time yesterday morning nine ty bales of the staple were at the Square.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14
By ALICE LINCOLN

Author of Ozark Fdir,'' "The Dock, - The
Romance of Lady Ldwyer, "WGrned of
the CourSe,'' " The DaSher," etc.
Copyright 1909. by National Press Agency.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14

His eyes swept down the curves of her figure to
rest again the glowing features, and his lips took
on a smile as he idly wondered what his mother-who
used patronze the little school mistress, for it
seldom his mother forgot that she was the daughter
of bishop when talking to any one-would have
thought could she have lived to witness Idalia sue
Then he began to speculate dallas future
Whom would she marry-this who swept all
before her? Fame and wealth hers, and there
could be doubt that love, tOo would be laid at her
feet
What would the be like that she would choosel :
Assuredy he would not be the younger of coun-
try parson, he said to himself, dwelling on the old
days
Yet Idala loved him once; to that he would swear.
Idalia loved him. And he had not thought her the
woman to play lightly with man S feelings He
had trusted her above all the world, relying on her
love; then suddenly, without moment s warning, she
had disappeared out of his life, leaving explana
tion behind her.
For year he had hunted England over to find her;
then, giving up in despair, he had gone big game
shooting And now, on his return to London, he had
found the hoardings covered with her name and this
he supposed, the of her sudden disappear
ance. She had loved him only until she had seen her
way to fame, then she had made her choice, and he
had seen her no morel
Well what could one expect7 he asked hmself
would not almost every other woman have done the
same9 But that solution of the mystery did not sat
isfy him. Idala different from all others; there
but Idalia in all the world, and he liked to
think of her of the few whose devotion, once
given, nothing earth had power to change And
she had loved hml The man shut his eyes in happy
recollection of the day when he had held her in his
arms and kissed her lips Never while the memory of
those kisses remained could he doubt what her feel
inPs had been to him then
She must have changed SINCE although he had not
thought her capable of it. For himself, he knew
change not possbe-though he lived for all time,
the world would ever hold but one woman for him,
and that woman was Idaia.
But if he might not have herself, could rob
him of the memory of those kisses; he hugged the
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-02
4nfektipnHfetnne.

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auf Der mioi5inif6en Musitellung in
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paar Milltonen Sppbusbasillen, bic
munter in biefem NGbrfpff lebten un6
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eine 6prbe BON
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beuer (cls Mai1obaaillen hefannt) ouf
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Gin Sturm i'm Maiferelofe lit ni1tS
i'm 8erglei9 gu Der Sdld6t in Der
Wailhflafde. Did tpurbe bic Mild BON
ben 2eibern Der grf6laeenen, unb ims
mer nod morbete Die MaTolzM zMilitid
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genen. Wenn 10 ein MaKolbonbit
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riier profeifors Metffnifoips 9es
bauptung au betpeiien, bab bic Mil1<
idntebaatllen (MaKol=8aailIen) ben
gcsillus, Der Die innere 3erfebung Der
Speiien berbeifibrt, pernihten. Muf
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friegstiihttgen fleinen Wlifroben in
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als - 8onbons. Sin paar biefer praz
lines tGalt6 tperben ben menfdliGen
3orper itdblen eeaen ben Mnariff ber
b0sarttgen 8oatllen, bic uns Spphus,
Sharlah, poden uno onbere synfefs
ttonsfranfbeiten bringen. Den gosiIs
len sur Gbre finb Die neuen @hofolas
0ebpnbpns auf ben Namen rMdifDIetz
tes" getauft porben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-02

beinoEe 5ur urerfnipingIiden Delts
fatei1e gefporben 1T, bas rerrdienttrt
CANA befonberen Wertb.
Der enslifde General poitmeiitsr
8urton bat i'm 1lnterbaufe mitgetbetlt,
bah nit ber Marconi @eieufhdft
Elm l1ebereinfommen obgefhloHen tDDrs
Der fei, nod fpelhem alle Rii1fenfdttos
ner Der Gefenfddit in ben BefiB oss
enelifhen Hei1spnitamtes iibergeheH.
Ollie Gtatipnen iperben, Der internds
tiondlen neutrality-suspicious. aonDens
tinn entfprehenb, fir ale 5hiffe geS
DfFnst fein, glei1piel nit ipeldem @ps
item bieielben ausgeriiftet finb. Die
Marcnni @efeafdaft bebdlt bic 3ons
sefiion dllein fir ibre auf tpeite Gnts
felrungen berehneten 5tdftoneIt
pplbbu in gprnpallis unb Glifben i1t
Srlanb, bic urfpriinelid fir benNahs
ri6tenperfebr nit Mmerifa beitimmt
pdren. Sin eletdes NbfDmmen iet
ou6 NIT Der 2lopos Chipping 4genrn
fir beren brabtlo1e Gtationen anitannt
gefcmmen. gs liege bonn honbelss
politiiden unb pom ftratesifden @es
itdtspuntte i'm Dffentli9en Sntereift,
oaB oie aiiitenitationen fir Die 0erz
btnbune NIT Shtffen in 5dnben Der
Reeierune ieien uno ais Elm SbeiI
bss ansemeinen enslilden SelegrGs
phenipftems behanbelt piiroen.
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men ct beisepobnt bate, tabelt Der bez
fonnte franaOiif6e Militdr1driftiteller
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bouptete, bab bas MunDDerf9aufpiel
isi. Merftpiiroig ipie itd Die fran51fiz
f6e NuffaRung eednbert bat. Der
beiiibmte Sian, oas .Orauf" Der
alten taiIerlihen Nrmee fonnte fonF
ME senus geriibmt tperben, = bis an<
no 1870 anbere Sruppen tamen, bic es
mod beHer perf rftonben. Sm iibrigen
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| ertff ntcht nur bic bette 0ert5etbigung
lit, fonbern oab er ar6 ben 8egnet
5oinst itd Den Mabreeeln bes Mns
sreifers anaupafen, aud beute nod Il.
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rilde 8rieg 1T 8eftdtieung bafiir.
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bleibt aber bic beutf6eNrmee ou6 na6
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straightforward Der @esentpart.
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Ser Nnpenbune Der te6nif9en yeeuez
runeen, aber audi bic Nusoauer unb
Mioerf ftanbsfdbigteit Der Sruppen n0=
tbtgen bem 8epbacbter grpbe N9tung
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gttlit1nfTrt1e5s.

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bnrtisei @erihte ben Mildbdnolern
berbDten baben. ben preis fiir ihre
Maare ait erb1ben. DaS iuriitifhe
S5Rnbnment fir ben Befebl liegt in Der
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Urunb elmer geneinfamen N9erdbre=
bnng erfoIst lit. al5o cine 0erfdpD=
ruilg gegen bas publitum BARTLETT.
Wenn bas serihtliheDerfabren inter
biefen llmftdnben beredtigt 1T, 70 err
0ffnet es eine ipeite perfpettibe fir Die
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fps3ien 3ur llnterbriidung ber Gruits
nnb Monnpple. Menn no1tpeisbar
lit, bab irgenb eine Iolhe 9erabrebune
ituttsefunben bat, unD bas 1T aumeiit
ber Gan, bann tpiirben bic @eribte be-
fdbist fein, biepreistreiberei au ullter=
briiden. @s tpdre interefant, bic
Mirfung dbnlider 8efehle auf gr0Bere
linternebmunsen, tpie ben giferz unb
RDblenDl= =Eruf, gu erproben.
Gin i'm Bureau Of 2abor" burd
m sntbGft hie onffaTrenbeMnoobe bos
onndbernb 25 proaent Der Sobesfdne
bon perfonen, bic Bel ibrer Bef9dfti,
gung benz Strabenitaub pber benz Saz
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-02

8ei benz Stortbing (parlaments)
IWablen in Norpeeen tit bic btsberise
:abitale Hegierune geidlagen tporoen.
lInb bas baben bic nDrnegii9en
5rauen aupeee gebradt, bic in bieien
Wablen gum eriten Mal bas Stimma
EDIT batten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-02

Sm 8ooeniee tpuroe tiir5lidb elm
|3e6t BON 16 pfuno gefangen, Der ii6
hber ni6t allein bur9 fetn 9etpidt,
plslmebr be efonbers baourh aus5eidz
t,ete, bob er in feinem Magen etne
leere 8terflafde barg. @praus err
ftdtlt6, bab felbit bte 5tfhe bes piez
len Wahers iiberbriiiiig tperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-02

Mie aus aonitaniinopel aemeloet
tptrb, iiberbradte bic tiirfiihe @on=
oergefanotfhaft. bic biefer Sage aus
Der @ommerzRefiben5 bes 3aren Qi=
bahia nahRSnitantinopel 5nridfebrte,
benz Sultan Elm Sanbf6reikn bes
ruffifhen Raifers, iporin biefer sem
Beoduern Musbrud sibt, in biefem
Sabre ni9t nah Ronitantinopel fom=
men au tDnner. gr bDffe, bic Rei5e
Pieaei4t I'm nG9iten Sabre unterneb=
men 3il fOnnen. Mls @eihenf bes
Raifers iiberbrinst bic Weiffon benz
Eultan 3ipei JGf1er Rapior. - Sin
Beipeis fir ben praftiiden @inn oes
Barren! Die bisber iibItHen Wlonorz
ihensefdtnie iparsn meijt prunfasds,r.
ltdnbe, bic iid III Der guten Gtu6e ithr
hiibfh ausnd9nen, fir ben Nefherfs
ten dber fpeaia prdltif1en Mertb 6nts
ten 8tpei 0dntr adbidr absr, btrs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-02

| 9ei Dem sroben 8onium tiirttfder
i3iearetten biirfte es allen Hau9ern I'M
lterehant iein, bab Ous eeiammteNuanz
ltum tiirfii6en 8ldtter= =Sabafs, ,auf oas
i3oll beaablt purbe, nur 24O Bfunb int
iganaen bortgen Sabr betrug. Mas oa
Ialles seroudt tporben tit, entsiebt ii9
oerWifenidaft, permutblih aberpennz
Ifplpantaz p0er 8irgtnia=Sabad. .glu6
bier mub Die ginbtlhung unb Der se=
Iaablte preis iiber bic Nualitdt binpesz
l6elfen.