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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-11-24

IIillsboro. Texas, Nov. 24.-At
the banquet for the Waco Presbytery
of the Presbyterian Church. L. S. A,
held here Monday night in the inter
est of the educational endowment
fund, there We're a number present
from other points within the juris-
diction of the presbytery. and the
local church was represented by
twenty-five of its members. District
Judge w. G. Wear was POSTMASTER.
The welcome address was made by
Mayor Ed WOodall and responded to
by Hon. +. w. Drane of Corsicana
Dr.. S. l.. Hornheak of WaXahachie,
president OF Trinity University, res
punded to the toast, Trinity Uni
versity; Its Past, Present and Fu-
ture." Rev. G. H. Hogan spoke on
the subject. christian Education,
and following his address took sub
scripti0ns TO the endowment fund,
resulting in pledges to the amount
of $4,000.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-11-24
At the Majestic .

The following telegram was re-
ceived this morning by Manager
Reymuller of TIE Majestic
Waco, Tex, Nov 24.--W. Is
Reymuller, manager Majestic Inc
alter, Waxahachie, Texas: Matthews
& Matthews best sketch | ever saw
Record business. Chas. e. Sassen
Manager Majestic.
Matthews & Matthews come to the
Majestic tomorrow with sketch en-
. titled "A Message of the Violets."
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The American and Wells-Fargo
EXPRESS offices will close at noon
Thanksgiving for the remainder OF
the day. 0. BESELER,
200 w. @. ELLINGTON.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
NEW YORK COTToN.

New York. Nov. 2s-Tho cotton mar,set was very nervous and unsettled with all eorLso ar Fufnors circulating, 9chieflyA with EeIerence to the bull leaders, some of whom were credited with selling as a result of de- trading was at no time sensation.liy actiys and there seemed to be considerable demand on scale downward.
 The close was barely steady at A net decline of i6@ @27 points.
 The market opened steady at decline of II 2 IS points in response to weak cables and seemed inclined to give the market support ana during tho early session price rallied finals on the active months But offerings increased on the bulge unsettled conditions In the stock market sesmed to be bringing out quite a lot of Wall Street cotton With drawal of bull support encouraged greater aggressiveness on the part of local bears and on a decline of 22G 2s points under the clos ing figures Of last night stop loss orders were uncovered. Later Fluctuations were very nervous and irregular with the market on all the active months except May which had a rally of about seven points after scIi- Ing at l4. .S5 during the afternoon. Bulls denied a rumor circulating during the day that there had been a private settle ment and attributed the decline to specula- tive liquidation by tariling longs rather than to any change in the attitude of the market leaders or in trade prospects. There were reports that the mills were calling cotton on the decline In futures and Southern spot markets officially reported early were Mc lower to 1-l6c higher.
 pend;Ag shipments of cotton from the focal stock and 1t was stated that freight room had been engaged for 5000 bales to Hayrt Receipts at the ports today 52.5a2 bales. against b7,o64 last week and 1e4.s43 last s77 sao 1ns, e nsa,s snd Ic1"- paies . asairst days receipts at New Orleans 6.S00 bales against 29.3s1 last year and at Houston s.Ose bales. against 29.1ls last year.
 Futures opened steady and closed barely steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

=. supply for th8 veal. rhe,s influences held the msrkex etrons during teh first hsif q housss bsconf1g fair bidders. Tn the final hour the merkst yieided to quite genersl profit taking brouGht cut by despaten from ArEenttnA to ( local concern which as- credited the early advices regarding weath eI conditions in that country and claimed that clear weathef wee suite general and that harvesting had he9un in the northern dis- tricts The msrket vas also weakened by . decline at NinnsApoiis and Duluth. rhe close was almost ct the bottom.
 The bulge in wheat off-et the cold weaher In the corn belt end caused moderate n@rm' @ ness In ths corn market early in the day. Later. howsver. the market eased off in sympathy with wheat The close was ~ about the lowest point with prices unehans- ed te ' kc hisher. u.,.. =, Trading in oats was extremely hent and the market was steady throughout the en- tire day Prfceu at the close were snaoe to kc higher. .Provisions were firm notwithstanding mors liberal receipts of live hogs that had no; been expected. shorts were fair btdocrs sil day and offerings the greater part of the off.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
MONTGOMERY MARKETs.

(The quotations are corrected daily for The Advertiser, aro..r,..
 l MEAL-standard ". G.. ss ID. sacks sse ~ NctoFFEE--Gresn. common to ordinary 10 @1le; prime is0isc; fancy it@1se; pea ss sse Gls s. SSss ss1 5s roasted i31s 91&o; fancy roasted iGe1i;c; Mocha and Java blends sS 0s s5e.
 cHEEsE-F1ii cream daisies Iselss' sUGAR-Granulated. standard S%c; fancy rLoUR--Fancy nominal; straights a. 1o. patents e. 50 @7s; fancy patsnts q. as. Pearl Ihe: gloss lump l%c; nickel soods. '0Ri 0RRiicE1s1.rs fancy S ss4a q. .nS!xo: fancy head sh o %c; broken bh @she; Japan 'n ns%&IITT:-Liverpooi &ITT:L si.1O: Virginia tSc; LoSiii9Hs Lo%SiiiNiEaARe.Per iseP gallon so@soe. | CRACKERS-xxx Soda ehc; XXX cin-
 ssR n:5 aSi iS sSds B:ca. So ssSOD o'ss sss 0VssIip VssAsIaip1NEs-Amsrtcsn H-on ss.Oo0 ss; < Mgstard M s.7s; Imported Non key open ers rsMoHLAssEs-asorgia H ASS EsS Cane Dbl. s7e gal, trifusai cora syrup in case gallons S2 Der gallons MMs s1 per case; is k gallons 1 sT. .s < gallons ss'sO Ygv,sio.: per ssss;
 BACON MEATs-clear ribs SIS. s7K O 314: extra ribs SIS TO.
 -LARD-Hog compound .1oXc; fancy hog sSo; % snow-white s%c: Flake-whnS s%e: standard eottSn oil r. larE &s sHS: ,. ,1a. M STM SsIs: dry salt cut ribs sig S1s rsS'
 BREAKFAsT bAcoN1Is& 92sMc.
 CORN ctgoPs1P.r G5als asG ssed;tSff'' sS' sSe
 CoRN-white from store s6@soc: mixed igISS gEISSr@rimothy .esa choice per ton s2I No. I per per ton SIS; Xlafaifa per ton ssS: Johnson grass per ton S12GslS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
COTTON GOSSIP.

The local spot cotton market was dull Tuesday. J Not a single bale changed hands
 Local shippers IOport no new de- mand.
 It looks, too, as If they were keeping out of the market.
 No inquiry was made by them Tues day.
 Factors did not. have a bale offering. The holders. or at least many of them. continue to stand pat for l5 cents.
 Many of the local warehousemen pre- dict IS cent cotton or higher before Christmas.
 Liverpool cabled: continent sell
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
DRy GOons sIARKET.

New York, Nov. Z3.--The dry Boods mar kets are quiet in the primary division. The goods for next years delivery. Mems wear for fall Is just beginning to be ordered hy the large clothing manufacturers. although prices for the new. season have not been formally announced. Export cotton goods trade is quiet The cotton yarn markets have been doing a fair business in prints preparatory to new price basis which goes into effect tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

ChICagO, NOV. 23.-Fehfs UI wet har- vest in Argentina inspired considerable bull- ish sentiment in the wheat market during early trading but late in the session the market weakened owing to more reRssuring news from that country At tho close prices were Is to K q lsc below the final figures of the previous day Corn and oats closed steady and provisions firm.
 Unfavorable crop news from Argentina which caused q strong opening in the mar ket here was supplemented by predictions of q material failing off in the movement of wheat from Russia and by a decrease Of 1,7Os, 900 bushels In the European visible
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
aT. LnuIR GRATN.

st Louis Nov. 23.-Close: Wheat higher track No. 2 rcd cash $i .2s @27; No. 2 hard d .osQl4; December si .oSH Q Si May t1. or. Corn firm; track No. 2 cash s9hc; No. 2 Oats firm; track No. cash 3s F % Zoe; No. white 4ehc; December s7%c; May ttkc. Lead $4, 27: SpeIter 96. as.
 Chickens 1ihc springs 12c; turkeys Isc; ducks 12c; geese Sc.
 Butter creamery 2sH asiHe.
 Eggs 2shc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Nov 2s.--Isuttef firm; receipts 1.4ls packages, creamery specials S2tsc; do extras 31 hc.
 Cheese firm unchanged; receipts s.217. Eggs firm on fresh. weak on storage; re- ceirts 10.54e cases; refrigerator special marks. fancy 24h O 25c; do firsts 2sH Q 24c. Sugar; centrifugRi ss-test t.42; molasses dered 5. 35: Eranulated 5.26.
 Petroleum steady; refined all ports ss OS. Coffee steady: No. Rio s% Q hc nominai Orleans 2s q 42c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
MONEY MARKET.

MONEY MARKET.
 New York, Nov. 23.-Prime mercantile pa per 5@5k per cent
 Sterling exchange strong. with actual bus mess fin bankers bills at 4s3. .759s0 for six
 ty day bills and at 4Sf 55 for demand. Commercial bills 4SSQh.
 Bar silver 50%.
 Mexican dollers 43.
 Government bonds steady.
 Money on call firm 1 e per cent: ruling rate AM per cent; closing bid % per cent. i; offered at per cent.
 Time loans firm, SO days per cent. and 90 days X Q5 per cent: months 4h e < per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

| ing. absence. of spot demand. dont | think speculation strong enough 10 sustain market"
 The short crop talk still continues. ! Receipts into the local market were light as usual.
 The rail and wagon cotton received amounted to about Ss2 bales. Approximately 60 bales were at the Square for sale. The market Tuesday was disap- pointing.
 Prices for all cotton months closed at 0 decline Of about 20 points be- low Mondays closing figures.
 The cables from Liverpool were dis couraging and showed the English market on a big decline.
 However. the feeling has not chang ed at all for these occasional con- sessions to dullness.
 have enough stock on hand to last them another month.
 New orleans reports spots dull. rather lower to sell and very little de- New York wired: Bears scramb- ling to cover"
 New York wired again: Market shows wonderful recuperativs power. It looks safe and conservative bulls are not worrying"
 A local merchant-pIanter said Tues
 sThe published ginners report by the census bureau gives the number of bales ginned to November IA as B. 1es.7s7. against s,bs5.so9 bales last year, This exceeds the anticipation million and half below last year. But while only 73 per cent. of last years crop was ginned up to the 14th.
 this Lus Ysas eron na psb tSe % gins. which would indicate a total crop of about 10,s00.000 bales. The discrepancy of cotton to be ginned be- viii widen daily and when the whole truth becomes Known, there will be scramble for spot cotton, that will
 aS saS Ys sSs prize ssde soaTns tS the ssrsss and merchants, the Census Bureau should gather and publish statistics of cotton held in the hands of spin warehouses, on farms. in ports and of cotton afloat."
 A man ,who controls four Nrge oil Orleans You have not heard any
 short crop stories to which you will lishear in ~ass few aa2s E.. for nstance: Dur fccnpress receipts last, week were only 1 2s7 vs. s4S3 the week before. They will be less this week by at least one third. Came from Houston mill yes | terday. At Ripley, we received 7s5 tons of seed last year and will get on- | ly 1855 tons this year. At Faikner We received seven large cars last year and will only get two cars this year. Same. from all points in that terri- tory"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
Butter---etsady
AVAILABLE GRAIN

New York, Nov. 23.--special cable and tell egraphic communications received by Brad streets show the following changes in account: Wheat United States. East Rockies, dec. 52s, 900 bushels.
 Canada. Inc. 2,ssi.e60
 235. .000. " Afloat for and In Europe, dee i, rcd, 0o0. i. Total American and European supply. inc, ooe Corn: United states and. Canada. inei sa.- Oats: United states and canada, inc. ss.-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
COFFEE MARKETS.

New York. Nov. 23.--The market for cof- prices to an advance of points in sympathy with partial advance of V franc at Havre. but soon turned easier under European sell ing and scattering Wall Street liquidation. There seemed to be very little support com ing forth and while offerings were not az gressive, the market closed net unchanged to 10 points lower. Sales were reported of 27.000 bags. including:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
NEW ORLEANS COTTON. Futures cn the New Orfeans Ce<teu DH- seanss today ranssd as 1nilewp:
NM oRIEAss sFor COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON. New Orleans. Nov t3.--Spot cctton quiet Mc lower; middiing f4xc. Sales on the spot 42e bales: to arrive none.
 Futures opened steady at q decline of is gl4 points on very poor cables and heavy offerings from both bulls and bears The market had poor undertone all day and around the middle of the session the decline
 that a noted operator in New York recent tly
 converted to the long side. had turned bear This story caused considerable liquidation among weak longs who feared the result of renewed bear aggressiveness The very bad parity existing between tn Liverpool and American markets also caused considerable selling out among longs. In the afternoon the decune vas checked by the eargerness was steady at a net decline of 22@ aa points. i. Futures closed steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
TREAsURy STATEMENT.

Washington. Nov. 23.-The condition of the treasury at tho beginning of business today was as follows:
 Trust Funds: cold coin .... .tSsl, 141. Beo Silver dollars ...... .....,.... 4S6, SIS, 00G Silver certificates of 1880 ...... 1000, 900 Silver certificates outstanding. +se. DOG General Fandi
 Standard silver dcliars in gem
 eraI fund ~ ........... s,0iT.slo Current liabilities .... .... ....- 1o4.sos,s22
 fees -. ....,'....- ..,.:... aS7sL4ss In banks to credit of treasurer
 of the United States .... .... 3s.sl4.I2s Subsidiary silver coin .... .... 1e. 4oi. S62 Minor coin .. ... ... ...... 1,427,es1 Total balance in general fund. s5,352.0S4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
RnsouRcns,

RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts .... .eLsB<se1o.e U. S., State of Aipbama- and City of Montgomery Bonds and Premiums.... e4e,77S go Real Estate, Furniture ana Cash and Due from Banks. ee0,671 .o7
 ss.oi7.7s7 .ss
 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock .... .......t 6oo.o00.00 Surplus and Profits (net).. zSsslSo.sS Circulation .......... 4so,0y0. 00 Re-discounts ........... NoNE. Deposits ............... Astee.sfi'ea
 ss.olT1s7 .ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
LONDON STOCKS.

New York yesterday professionals here sup ported American securities moderately dur ing the first hour today. At noon the mar ext was steady and from to E above parity. Business was light
 New York sold AmalEamated Copper down sharply after noon The market was IT, regular and closed feverish and weak. Consols for money .... ..s. s2es
 do. for account ..' 'r.-.. ss ta Illinois Central -s... .+.s .s IbN Lou. & Nash .... .... ....lhh Southern Ky ..-. ..,. .'.. ''.. ....'' Si % GO. pfN. aA
 Bar silver steady 23&d.
 Money 4M44 per cent.
 Short bills 4K per cent; three months bills per cent.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL New Orleans Nov. 23.--Cotton seed oil prime refined in barrels per pound e.so reOta
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
srArEnss1 o5 zHz cosDr11oF The Fourth National Bank
 of Montgomsy Alabama
 At tho closs of Businss Nov. ls, 1909

orFrcrRns. T.-J. REYNOLDS, ". H HUBBARD.
 Prssidsnt. vics-Prssident 4. JOSHUA toNEs. cashlsr.
 DERrCroRs.
 T. ,. Reynolds ". H. Moore. Bfooks Flowers. v. H. Hanson. 5. L. Tyson. ". H. Hubbard. M Kahn. A J. Kauf- man. B. wolff. c. D. Noble, !. ". Black. Jnc. A Yung. v. 6 Dowdeil T. [. cobbs, s. 0. Well, B. L. Holt. Jno A. Sellers. c. l. Ruth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
NAyAr erORrs

Wilmington, Nov. 23.-splrits turpentine nothing doing: receipts 4s casks.
 Rosin steady $3 3.ss; receipts 1T0. Tar firm s2. To-: receipts 2ss
 Crude turpentine firm .50. S4.0o an, s4.o0; receipts 76!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
NEW YORK COTTON.

Futures on the New York Costen H snAnEs today ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

Wheat 77 cars. with of contract grade Corn 2st cars with 70 Of contract grade Oats l3t cars.
 Total receipts of wheat at Chicago, Min neapolis and Duluth today were 72s cars compared with t7o cars last week and s72 cars the correspoudfng day a year ago.
 Produce Market.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

Charleston. Nov 2s.--Turpentine quiet 5Sc. Rosin firm; quote: ABCD q. 02k; E t4. 20; St.S0: K $5. 50; M s5.s5; N s6. %; we SC. e6; wv sd:75.
 savannah. Nov. ss.-Turpentiue firm 54x sse; sales L74s; receipts LBS: ship Rosin firm; sales 1.s7s; receipts s,so2: shipments 2l4; stock 1as. .5s3 Quote: B o2H; p st;oS: EF t4.o2n @o7h: Q s5.5o; M ss.s5: N $s %; VIC $s 2B; wv New Orleans Nov 2a.-Receipts aI5 bar reis rosin: "A barrels turpentine.
 Exports none.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

It Is said that most European mills have enough stock on hand to last them another month
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

I5zoe' al a7sos; Icon nfnent 4 S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

ing. absence of spot demand. don't think speculation strong enough 10 sustain market
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
Daily Cotton Market.
H0A1 MoyEaENT.

$: .::. s;:. .s. s: s:: B.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
TTvERpOOT, cOTToN.

Liverpool, Nov. 2S.--EIose: cotton spot 1ull prices points higher:
 American middling fair .... ....S 09 Good mfddhng t... '... '..'..I 'SS Low middlinE .-.. .... '.'. ..'' .eS Good ordinary ..'' ...- .''. 'S . OF0tnary sA- The sales of the day were 1000 bales Of
 which 300 were for speculation and export and included 2.bo0 American. Receipts 5000 bales; no American.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

However. the feeling has not chang ed at all for these occasional con sessions to dullness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
SELMA CoTrON MARKEr

;elma, Nov. 2S.-(speciaL )-The price of 't cotton was quoted in the local mar
 today as folloWa:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
Cnrr0N sEEn nII.

New York. Nov. 23.-Cotton seed oil mar was moderate liquidation of long oil induced by the decline in cotton and pfces closed unchanged to points lower with sales o HOO barrels 4.t5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

New Orleans reports spots dull rather lower to sell and very little de- mand. {h
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

ssood middiing .. .. .. ..14 1-2c.
 Strict middliny.. .. .. ...... .14 3-Sc. Middffng.... .. -. ..14 l. 4c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

The rail and wagon cotton received amounted to about 532 bales.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

Receipts into the local market wer light as usual
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
cL2sING STOCK LIsT. estl...

sales lHishl Low lclese.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

New York wired again: sMarke e, shows wonderful recuperativs power It looks safe and conservative bulls are not worrying"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

The cables from Liverpool were dis couraging and showed the English market on big decline.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

New York wired: Bears scramb. ling to cover"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24

Grain etatlsffca.
 Total clearances Of wheat and flour were equal to sf.o0e bu.
 Primary receipts were sssoeo br, com. pared with 1,50s.ooo bu-. the corresponding day a year gro.
 The Worlds visible supply as shown by Bradstreet's increased ss5, 900 bu. Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat % cars. corn 2s3 cars; oats s2 cars; hogs 2s, 900 head.
 Daily Mevsment ef Prsascs. Articles. Receipss shfpm,ts Flour. bbls s5 800 27 s00 Whfht. bu-.. e0.060 bS, 800 Corn. bu... .... .. ....3s5.o9o 1I4,30o Rye. bu. ... ..... so0o Harley, su. ... :. ss.soe 4s, TOO
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-07
ECONOMY. IND .

Economy, Ind, July 7.-Mr. and Mrs.
Theo Barnes Of Indianapolis arrived
here Saturday evening for few days
stay with friends.
Mrs. Ida Clark spent Sunday after
noon in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Edwards were
guests of Richmond relatives Satur.
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Catherine Maxwell left for
Liberty Saturday evening to visit he:
brother George Pierce before she re.
turns to Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Lamb spent
Sunday with Williamsburg relatives.
Harry Parker made a business trip
to Richmond Saturday evening.
w. E. Oler was in Muncie Saturday
Artie Martin was in Winchester Sat
urday.
Irwin Massey has sold his property
to Charlie Harris and Mr.. Massey will
reside in Richmond.
Mrs. Lucinda Beard has bought the
Harris property and will move in the
same.
Miss Mabel Hunnicut worked in cen
trail office Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Rust, the Radical U. B. pre-
siding elder preached an excellent ser
mon Sunday morning in the U. B
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas FRASER had a:
their dinner guests Sunday Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frank Gardner and baby, Mr.. ant