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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-10-11
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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-10-11

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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-10-11


Good Angels In Everyday Life.
There are opportunities today for the
preparing Of meals for the hungry.
There are the worthy poor. and In CIV
Ing to them we are giving unto the
Lord. But there are also the sorrow
Ing. who need more than meat and
clothing. They are in want OF SOU
food. Perhaps dear one has been
taken from them, a vacant chair stares
them in the face. an empty crib Ia
spread with covers as white as the
face of the sinless dead. Others are
languishlng upon beds Of af1iction
shut In from many Of the comforts and
pleasures Of life. and all these need to
be fed by those who perform the worn
of good angels In everyday life. Still
others have had abundance, but
through misfortune lost all and are In
deep sorrow. These all are hungering
for q word Of comfort, kind look Of
sympathy. Deal thy bread to the hun
gry," Is Gods command. and the trul,
faithful Of God are thus daily prepnr
Ing meals in the desert-Eev. DR.. l.
~ Zimmerman. Lutheran. Baltimore
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29
THE STOCK MARKET
PRICES MOVED IN FEvERIsH MAN
 MFR.
This Was Owing Clearly to Extent tc Which Short Interest Has Been Built
 Up DuriEg the De-

New York. June 2s.--Prices of stocks moved in an uncertain and feverish man extent to which the short interest has been built up during the course of the rapid de- cline in prices and the heavy liquidation has serves to make the short interest uneasy lest a sudden turn in the course of the mar xss gh, es in os Tns in he sa iy part of the day. But the eagerness of the bears to secure profits and their caused extensive recovery in prices. From the one extreme of the day to the other the oscillation of prices therefore. was vio- numerous smaller vibrations restraining the uncertain state of mind on the professional the market The news deveiopments of immediate bearing on values were not inn portant and the movement of the market was the result of general conditions as for some time past Some of the important pools were supposed to be further tightening were committed to attempts to control the market for minor industrials were said to be having trouble in establishing their hold finding absolutely no bid in the market The most spectacular operations on the bear side of the market had ventured to ieky outbreak in the market made the uncovered bears eager to avail themselves n H1 the Sead tsnaeney was the more pronounced on account of the fa1lufe 70 appear or the neratueQ Culnli- nation which was to be exploded in dtsas- trous effect on values. Conditions in the money market were unchanged. rates con tinued to work closer with the approach of July settlements. The call loan rate got above four per cent early in the day. The feature in the time loan market was the demand which sprang up for conven- tion for the shorter periods as compared with the almost exclusive desire ot extend borrowing over the end of the year. which has been in evidence for some time. Sixty day loans on industrial collateral were made at per cent
 This was the natural consequence of the hardening tendency in the call loan market. Foreign exchange continued to decline m response to the same condition and 1t was said that gold could be engaged in London at profit for import to New York. if any supply were available there No arrivals are expected fin London until next week when 1t Is believed engagements will be made for New York account. The expect ed early adjournment of Congress which is hoped for by the stock market bulls was given some credit for the rallying tendency in the market
 Prices were well sustained during the lat ter part of the day and some striking gains were established In the mercurial speculative favorites. There was notable shrinkast in activity at the higher level and the clos ing tone was slightly irregular but near th' top.
 Bonds were all unchanged on call
 NEW YORK STOCK HIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29

undertone to market was somewhat easier today. values declining II points for old crop months. about 2 points on new crop arrivals Jm.y selling off to 10.72. October to lo.zS
 The third report. in piecemeai fasn- merce pictured the crop outlook in Arkansas as perfect, some cores pondents claiming prospects to be the best ever known. dry weather having been favorable to cultivation. result ing in remarkably clean fields, and the plant, though small. is generally strong and healthy.
 Improvement Is reported for Ten nessee, although the cool weather checked growth, the plant being small and the season ten to twelve days late.
 Farmers have been able to keep we'll up with their work as result of the dry weather, the fields being clean. cultivation good and the plant healthy. Meanwhile the above States have been relieved by beneficial rains
 Thus far three States appear to have a lower average condition than last mont.I and five States indicate some
 By tomorrow Texas and the Terri tories will have been heard from as will the final average for the entire belt, the latter. however, might be
 Tn advance of the Governments monthly crop condition report. ex- pected at noon, July 3, The New Or leans Times-Democrat will publish the second of its monthly crop reviews next Monday. and there Is no doubt but that many reports from private sources will be Issued in the interim
 The steadiness of the market would indicate that the trade is an- ticipating a bullish report, deteri- oration fabout three points being expected. fin fact New York wire of today placed the probable condition at about 80 against s4.6 last month.
 Tomorrow will be July tender day at New York and, as reported. more than 3S,000 bales are expected to be thrown on the market. the effect of which will depend upon whether ex- ports stop them or not, Liverpool be- ing the only possible dumping ground
 Fridays week end figures, on move nent of crop. the worlds takings by spinners and the weekly weather and crop report of The New York Chroni- cle are apt to work in favor of the short side of the market, if only tenn porarily, business in actual cotton in the English market having been small and the rains in the lower Mis- sissippi Valley and in Southern Tex as beneficial to the growing crop. The spot market ruled featureless today. supply and demand limited market ruling quiet and about un- | changed.
 Yours truly. C. G. Abercrombie & Go.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29
MARKET FOR COTTON
TRADING WAS RESTRICTED TO EVEN
 ING UP.
Fluctuations Were Nervous and Irregular But C0mparHtively Narrow and Close was but a Few
 Points Off.

New York. June 2s.-TradinR in cotton was restricted to evening up and profession al operators by uncertainty as to the effect of July notices tomorrow. the usual considerations to the week end. and various anticipations to the showing of the July condition report early next week. Fluctuations were nervous and ir- regular. but comparatively narrow. with the close steady 10 points net lower.
 Sales were estimated at 150,O0O bales. The opening was steady at decline Of two points to an advance of three points. which was about as due the cables. and rela- lively easy on the old crop positions, which, however, advanced in comparing with new crop months right after the call But the steadiness of very short duration owing fo the favorable weather and crop reports and prices soon sagged off under liquida- tiion and selling by some of the room bears. At a decline of sos points. when July sold at 10 IF and December at 10 s. the market steadied on covering and ral- previous day. but sold off again in the af- ternoon under a renewal ot liquidation and bear pressure which was encouraged by reports of smaller spot demand and the fear of July notices. The close vas within a point two of the lowest.
 Receipts at the ports today. 4,170 bales. against 4,3i3 last week and 9,SS2 last year. For the week (esttmated) S0,000 bales, against s1.223 last week and 75.SB last year.
 Today's receipts at New Orleans 2os bales. against 8, s2S last year and at Hous- ton 229 against S0l last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29
COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to Loveman and Go 90 Commerce Street.

By Private Wire to Loveman and Go.
 90 Commerce Street.
 New Orleans. La. June eS.-Cotton developed an easier tendency today and general sentiment both here and in New York has grown more bearish over night. The opening while lower. weakness soon developed on either free offerings of July or heavy selling of October and December. Bulls offered eoare of vsues un had sold as low as 10:22 or 8 points under yesterdays close. At this level some fresh buying was in evidence and shorts covered to some extent, result l ing in partial recovery of values. During the afternoon session, spec ulation was for the most part exceed until within hailing distance of the close, when bears showed some aggres- l siveness and succeeded in wiping out the previous recovery. The only weak spot in the situation having been rem edied by timely rains. the weather map has. for the time being been relegated to place of secondary importance Tn | the trade now being focused on the i approaching bureau report Only those 1 ignorant of crop conditions, throughout 1 the belt expect a bearish bureau re- well informed cotton people are ask
 ing themselves Is how high will the average condition 0eI Fortunately for the bulls. outside speculation is somewhat limited. so that the selling power of the market Is not being felt 1 to the extent that 1t otherwise would
 Now that the July position has ceas- ed to be dangerous factor in the sit uation we look for a broadening ten-
 dency in speculation, the development
 of which would. no doubt, materially augment the short interest In the mar | ket Until the bureau report is out of the way. therefore. we think it would i be imprudent, to say the least, to take 1 the long side and we think the best
 any strong periods that may develop | in the meanwhile.
 Yours truly.
 Loveman and Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29
FRANK P. CHAFFEE. Section Director. weather Bureau
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE. .

Chicago June 2S-Excellent weather for harvesting in the Southwest induced free weak tone in the local market. At the close wheat for September delivery was ott %c. Corn was down hc, Oats were practically unchanged. Provisions were un- Changed to 5c lower.
 Notwithstanding bullish reports from the Northwest the wheat market was weak all day The market was dominated by the situation in the Southwest. where harvest ing is progressing under favorable eondi- tions. very little rains having fallen during the last twenty-four hours. About the still weaker on selling caused by a report from a Minneapolis crop expert who esti- mated the winter wheat crop of the United States this year to be the largest in the history of the country.
 Late in the day the market became stead export movement from Argentina. The market closed fairly steady. September to ssxe. and sold off to s2Ac. The close was at sac. to l26.3Oo bushels Primary receipts were 2ss 900 bushels, against 2ss.ooo for the same day last year Minneapolis. Duluth and against 1sS cars last week and 167 cars a ideal weather for the growing crop caus- l ed weakness in the corn market. there being | liberal sales by commission houses and cash | interests The selling was held in check | somewhat by reports of light acceptances ! from the country. The market closed easy; 1 September opened unchanged at 52%c' sold
 or Local 5S I- receipts were AT cars, with 2s7
 Oats were firm early in the day on a good | demand by commission houses. but later the | market eased off in sympathy with the l weakness of wheat and corn Commission l houses and longs were the chief sellers. The | nIose was steady. September opened A O He to 4 sc higher at 36Ac to s6A c, l sold off to s5%o and closed at S6hc 1 Local receipts were 14S cars.
 1 Tbe orovisions market was weak early in
 the session on general selling. but later l packers bought liberally and steadier tone | SeveIoned At the close September pork
 was off Sc at SIS SO. Lard was down | 2Hc at ss 92A. Ribs were unchanged al l s9 2h,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Portt Movement.

fzalyeston-Steady II l-16c: net receipts 1f72; gross receipts 1,772; sales 77e: stock A. I4s; shipments to Great Britain 800: to France B. SEQ: coastwiSe S46.
 New Orleans-steady., He; net receipts 1, 30s; gross receipts 1.30s sales l.iT5i stock 70 aTs: shipments to continent 6ob.
 Mobile-Nominal 10ssc; sales 25: stock 4 ASA; shipments coastwise 150.
 Savannah-Quiet, 10%c; net receipts 9Ss, gross receipts 93S; sales 435; stock S6,SS6 i; shfpments coastw1se 227.
 Charleston-Nominal io%c: net receipts 2; gross receipts T; stock 4.665.
 WiImington-steady 10&c; net receipts III; gross receipts III: stock 6,S05.
 Norfoik-Quiet. 11hc: net receipts 24: gross receipts 24; sales 63: stock 19.037 shiprnents eoastwise 1sg.
 Baltimore-Nominal l1hc; gross receipts PTS: stock 6.552.
 New York-ouIet. 10. 80: gross receipts LESS; sales 37s: stock l1s.ss7: shipmenta to continent Te6.
 Boston-ouiet. 10. so: net receipts 110; gross receipts 11o: shipments to Great Brit ain 230
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29
s--1AAioAtss rasA. -zndisatss fAiA

s~-3Aateatas Ftsa Indicates EAAA
 River Fereeast.
 The upper Coosa will fall slowly, and th~ lower Coosa and Alabama will rise very slightly or remain stationary.
 Weather C0ndttfonA
 (Gor Pact a H0urs.p
 The high pressure area over the soutn- eastern districts has strengthened shgntiy and the area of Tow" over the middle Northwest has deepened somewhat. It's cen fer now being over eastern Montana Seat tered showers have occurred over the cotton belt and northward to the upper Oni" Valley with locally heavy rain at HazeI- hurst, Miss. and the low pressure area t.osr SoS Montana has caused scattered rains rom the North Pacific coast eastward through i,n the upper Lake region. Generally iie La, weather now prevails over the eastern naLa 1hia .of inc country and will continue in tnls Section tonight and Friday. With excep- lion of a slight fall over far western olsI s1 trIets there has been a slight but general temperature rise, the rise being more pro nounced from the Dakotas east to the upper Ohio Valley
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. , Far the 2A hours ending q. n's EoL"
 meridian ttpa-
 Montgomery. Ala. June 2s. lsOo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29
Interior Movement.

Houston-Ouiet lie; net receipts bs; gross receipts 52s; shipments 1.27s; stock 16,2e2
 Augusta-steady. 11kc; net receipts 7s; gross receipts 73; shipments 5s5: sales $50: stock 2s.313.
 Memphis--Quiet and nominal. 10%c; net receipts 24; gross receipts 64; shipments 3s7; sales 15e: stock 12.613.
 St Louis-Quiet, 10%c; gross receipts e52 shipments 652; stock 2S.410.
 Cincinnati-Net receipts 43; gross receipts AS: shipments 49; stock 7.39o
 Louisyille-Ffrm, II hc.
 Total today-Net receiuts e6s; gross re ceipts 1,361: shipments 2.972; sales So0 stock 93.0S7.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29
sT. LoUIs PRODuCE.

st. Louis. June 28.-FIour. steady. Whiskey steady s1 3s.
 Iron cotton ties S1 00
 Pork higher; jobbing s16 80.
 Lard steady; prime steam SS.45. Dry salt meats. steady; boxed extra shorts S9 5O clear ribs 962h; short clears So s7h
 Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts s1o .25; clear ribs s10.s7h: short clear 310. s2h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York June 2S.-Coffee futures open ed steady at unchanged prices to an nd- vance of five points in sympathy with rath- ar better cables than due and there was also some buying on expectations that the plan would eventually be put into effect In Brazil. The general news, however, was hardly such as to encourage buying for investment accounts and the market ruled very quiet around the ini- tIal figures until near the close when local bull support was in evidence and the market was finally firm at an advance of ten points. Sales were reported of 3T.OO0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29
Phiiadelphia-steady. HOS; gross re- ceipts 70: stock 5.34o.
Total Movement.

Total today at all ports. net {. 1T0i ship- ments to Great Britain 1.03o; to France 3.s9o; to continent 14s1: stock S22.soz
 Consolidated at all ports. net 26.s3S: ship nnents to Great Britain 9.676; to France s,g7s: to continent 10.4e5: to Japan 100.
 Total since Sept. l, at all ports. net ', ,e4s,- 451 shipments to Great Britain 2749,7S0; to France 1.495: to continent 2.546.7S5; to Japan 11S.946; to Mexico 2.Ie4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29
Nrw oRT.rANa roTTON.

New Orleans. June es.--cotton. spot clos ed steady and unchanged; middlng He Sales were 525 bales on the spot and e5 to arrive a total of 1.175.
 Futures opened quiet one to three points under yesterdays close. The market throughout the session was dull and mar row A slight decline was caused by good weather reports. The close was steady with prices at the lowest and showing q net decline of five to eight points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29

Port Eads, June 2s.-Arrived: strs. Mount Vernon, Nor. Falsen Bocas del Toro: Pro eresso Nor. Mikkelsen, Guantanamo: Mig uel Gallart Span, Serra- Barcelona; Vla sen Ceiba. Ellis. Nor. Hansen, Port Li- mon; Jos Vaccaro, Nor Simpson, Ceiba
 Sailed Strs. Imperator Nor Pedersen' Bluefields Origen, Nor. Wang. Port Limon Sallust Br. Edhn. New York: Degama' Br.' inEston via Belize and Port Barrtos.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29

Mobile. June 28-Arrved: strs.. samara Br. Clyde New York: Mercator. Br.. schoeu Puerto Cortez.
 Cleared Str. Jose Fargos, Br.. Forte. Cadlz.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29

New Orleans, June 2s-Cleared: strs. Venus. Nor. Tysland, Port Linon; Utstein, Nor. Knudsen, Puerto Cortez Olympia. Br.' rios P. J Thistlewood Ann, sharitt, Port Inglis via Appalachicola and Carrabellei Chickahominy Br., Clarke, Bocas del TOTO Herm. Nor. Frvod. Aarhuus and Copenha- gen; Hiram. Nor. Johannessen. Puerto cor teA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29

HI. A B. BEER-COTTON LETTER. New Orleans. La, June 2S The
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29
NAVAL STORES.

571lc; sales 1.1Ss; receipts 1.41s; shipments 342.
 Rosin firm; sales 2,651; receipts 2,5o4; shipments s,691: stock 61.53s. Quote ABC ss 55: D 8 90 8. s5; E $4 10; F s4. Is O s4. 20; s4.204$4. 25; H g. 70; s4, 40; K S4 45; NJ s4. 50; N $4. 75 a $4 80: VIC S4. s5: wv S5.004S5 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29

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 THE WEATHER.
 naity Local WeMther ha0ore ana naves nulkek1A-
 united States Department of AEricultur%
 weather Bureau
 LacA Observation.
 fCentraI Ttme.l
 Montgomery, Ala. June 2S. 1eos.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29

Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat cars; corn 41T cars; oats 125 cars; hogs l9 900 head
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29
MARINE NEWS.

Charleston. S c. June 2s.-TurDentin and rosin. nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29

wilmington. N C.. June 2s.-spirits tur- pentine firm SIC: receipts 3s casks.
 Resin firm 8 40. receipts IT.
 Tar firm & co. receipts f2.
 Crude turpentine firm; hard S2 90; dip S4 4O virgin S4 75: receipts Ss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29
sr. IorIs CIOsINa MARKETs.

st Louls. June 2s.-lThe st, Louis graIn markets ranged as follows today;
 wheat ..,, ~-o., A. September soh @soS asked; range soA to December s2A asked; range s2% to S2S. Juiy 5oH bid; range 50 to 5oh. September 51A bid; range 5l to slA'
 Oats:-
 July 37A bid. ..,, September SeA range 56 to Ssh December s7A bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

| New Orleans, June 2S.--Cotton futures | on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today
 | closed steady Quotations ranged as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City. June 2s.-Cattle. receipts 10. 900. including 5000 Southerns. Steady. Quarantine steers shade lower. Chace and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR.

New York. June 2S-Cottee, spot kio steady; No. invoice 7Q7Ac; mild stesay, sKc: centrifugal 96-test I9-S2@ Aei Hao- Iasses sugar t3-61 62Ac: refined tirp~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29
MEMPHIS COTTON OIL.
,yuv opTFANs coTTON OII.

Memphis, June 2s.-Cotton seed oil: prime crude 9Ih 930c; prime summer yellow SSe; prime meal s27 %: prime cake SSS'sO'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29
LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

New York. June 37.-Cotton futures on the New York Cotton ExchanEe closed steady today. Quotations ranged as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29
NEW OHLEANs SUGAR MARK

NEW OAAAANfA@NC New Orleans. June 2s.--cotton seed oil prime SIG; crude 2sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29

Maximum temperature for day. s4 deg Minimum temperature for day. 7l deg Average temperature for day, sS oeg Normal temperature for day, Sl deg. Accumulated def since Jan. 1. 213 deg Ay. relative humid. for day. 67 per ct. Total rainfall since Jan. l. 2S.l2 inches.
 River Bulletin
 fohaervnti0n at a.EIa.- 18th ". Tlzna.b
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29

,.-MInInum Temperature for the 1s hours l A. rn
The daily tribune., 1906-08-01
Fremont wall Paper 90. for paints.

PLEASANT Bishop Ohm.
sted spent yesterday in company with
Rev. ]. n. and Mre Mcbride visiting
church families at Fremont. Goal
Greek and Rockville. The bishop
noticed with much pleasure the many
improvements In Florence since his
drst visit and expressed his very great
qualification at the continued growth
and prosperity OF st Alban's parish.
The bishop left for his home in Den.
YER last evening.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-01

enos committee towards perfeotina
details. There will be all kinds Of
amusement provided fer the excur.
sionists and appropriate prizes will
be awarded the winners Of each oon.
test. Canon City. Florence. Silver
Ulin. Colorado Springs. Victor. Drip.
pie Greek and other state points will
have big crowds there. and according
to advance informatio received 1t il
indicated that the crowd will greatly
exceed 2.0OO people.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-01
Moonlight Excursion.

The Rio GrAnde will run . moon
light excursion through tho Royal
Gorge Friday evening. August ID.
6pe,isl train with the coaches and
open TOP observation cars will leavs
Florence ss S:Ib p. M. going - far
~ Parhdale. leaving Partdale at 10
p IN. stop will be made at hanging
bridge both going and returning.
Fare for the round trip v0 cents. chil.
drsu under - years Of sss u csnts.
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