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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-26

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-26

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-26

81 ould have been strikes
lust because he was
rer and sOrer. and then
The plate on little rollers
N he touched one spring
The left q loot, and when
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
NEWS OF JACKSONVILLE.
Large House Party Returned from SuI
 bhur Snrfuna,

Large House Party Returned from Sui-
 phur Springs.
 Jacksonville, July 25.-(Special. )-- The house party at Sulphur Springs, near Jacksonville, will break up to- morrow after most enjoyable stay Of ten days at that resort.
 Rev. W. T. Allen. rector of St. Luke s Episcopal Church. Jacksonville. Is ike ly to become a very wealthy man at no distant day He discovered vast de- posit of marble and zinc bearing lands in Arkansas and succeeded in at once enlisting men of large means in It's de- ve1opment The company Is called the Mirror Marble Company. W. F. Allen of Jacksonville, Is President. Secretary aad Treasurer, Silas W; Gardner or Laurel, Miss., is Vice-President, and J. A. Murphy of Jaspar' Ark'' IS Su- perintendent.
 Jacksonville has made q new depar- ture in house building. The bungalow, a distinctive feature of California res- identiaI scenery, has come to stay here. Mrs. John H. Forney has just compIet- ed at a cost of about S2,000 one of the most unique and beautiful cottages in the state. It is a bungalow. made up of more than ono style of architecture, but perfectly harmonious and tasteful It is the first of a series of bungalow buildings that will be erected along a street running east and west through the town two miles and touching the foot of the mountains east of the town. The street is to be further beantified with a wealth of flowers and shrub bery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
cuTcAco GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago. June 25.--Increased worlds ship the chief cause today. for, weak whsat sn market The September option closed z were ss down Sws' Se n ProvIsions we're ass to
 fl The news news Of the day in the wheat mar only builish feature being heavy rains from ,he Southwest. which are interfering. with bulls was offset by reports of damage by haii and the appearance of rust in several cause of a decline Of M to 4 pence at Llv- erpool and heavy shioments from Russia. IL was fairly. well supported. however. on the decline by a number of prominent bulls and a few commission houses Prices finally. gave way under persistent selling oy declined there were continuous sales of long wheat which weakened prices still aside sfiasf from @ those previously reported were heavier worlds shipments than had been
 aas as: dpsssa s the to 'ase se satardsy. s W soid Sstwsen ss ana aSe and s2nc and ssKe. and closed at ssEc.
 Primary receipts were 4f7ooc bushels. against 1ss.eoe for the corresponding day
 Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of sss cars. against ssf cars last
 The corn market ruled dull for the great CT part of the day with only moderate trade. The undertone was easy because or favorable weather conditions and weak cn- bles Late in the day the market was in- fiuenced by the weakness of wheat. The demand for cash cotA was small and from Kc to ic lower. The close was easy. close to the lowest point. September opened M O Nc lower at 51& to 51hc, ranged De- tween 5fc and S1Ac and closed at 5lhc July opened hc to K a Nc lower at b0B @ 51c, ranged between 5oh q 5lc. and closed
 Local receipts sss cars s55 of contract grade.
 z The oats market was easy partly, on fay orable weather for the new crop and also in sympathy with wheat and corn Commls- sion houses were fairly good buyers The close was steady September opened ss W hc lower at 24% e 35c. sold up to s5 ana as low as 34%c The close was at 54% W 34xc July ranged between SThc ana 37 Ac and closed at 37c.
 The local receipts were 2zo cars.
 Provisions were steady, chiefly because of a firm market at the stock yards. which was due to smaller receipts than expected There were liberal shipments of all products and buying of lard by local packers. Al the close September pork was up Thc at SIS SO Lard 2Igc higher at $S SzM- Ribs were up 7he at Ss. 15.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat cars: corn 7ss cars; cats ssT cars; hogs 22. 900 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
'---tnalcatss rsse. -Indicatss fAiL

s~-xAAIcatss rise. Indicates nAlL
 River EoreeAst.
 The Coosa will remain nearly stationary, and the Alabama will continue to fall slow ly or remain stationary.
 Weather COndtf50nA
 GEox Pact 24 H0urs.l The air pressure Is generally flat and stagnant over most of the country. except a moderate depression over western Texas Showers have occurred from Texas north through the Dakotas and Minnesota and eastward over the northern half of the cot ton belt. and in Southern, Alabama. middle Florida and the Ohio Valley. Generally and warm weather now prevails in Alta coast and Gulf districts and modeT, temperatures prevail elsewhere. Owing to wire trouble, no reports have been received from Pacific coast and northern plateau re- Rions. Conditions now favor partly cloudy and hot weather in this section tonight and Tuesday.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 22 hours ending a. me Ssfls
 meridian ttEnA-
 M6ntgomery, Ala, June 25, 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
critsrsr Dbl ssss: ;S Ssr,sss per sasR ;d.7S.

SeaSI-Toc; pearl zoe; peerless T5o.
 Lardr-Leaf 1oc: compound 7Mc; basis uIa Hasns--Dovs sss lse: others lsh 014e.
 Grain and Hay-Bran N z5; shorts 1. ao: corn chops 70ci white corn 7ae; ,oats mix sS 1sc: white soc: white clipped sac; timo- thy sl. os: Johnson grass 7se; rust Droef oass s.t9oT eo Seed HulIs-Looss ger ton ss. 50; naied ss. %; sacks ss.5o; cotton ssed meal s2S rrn,t ;sJ, and Produce-old potatoes s1. It - EFne nsvt notatoes. white stock s4 bbL; Lou tuts,na onions $1.6s sack: apple and white lacE. white peas $2. 2S bu; apple and white ,na vinegar 15c gal; fancy fall cream ehseze daisies I4 h Q 15; fancy II. ?. peanuts sn II. lemons S5. 50ss tomatoes g @&2 .25; Evergreen tomatoes IS@S5e crate; snap pineappies s3 crate; eantaloupes 2.6O0 sa Tst watermelons i0@ zoe.
 Hides-DrY flints 1Sc; dry salted 17o: green salted sc.
 Wool--CIear 32e to sSe-
 chieEens- Hens soGs5c: flyers as0soc; orS. oSannsd doods-salmon chums ti; pinks Al 10: Columbia River tl. 90: aockeyea {i a0: sardfnes, American A-ou $2. 75: mus ssrS i2. .s5; Imported &7 @e1A; oysters Y. w. S-ox. 96c: boa, COG; light weight $50 0oz.
 Molasses--GeoTGta cane, barrel $50 pei gallon: cases. gallons t3. % per case: maple Svrun Log Cabin. gallons $1A: k gallonl s9 RI: quarts S4 25 per dos.
 suxar-GFanulated SAe; '. 2. C. AAo
 Country butter-1bc.
 EREs-1sc.
 seed-Rye q per bu; wheat s1. 1.o5; barls sI: crimson clover 12c; alfalfa IA @1Oc pei h.; onion sets, white skin sa: pearl SSs blu grass IS O 1eo-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
Senate Wants to Hear of Anti-Trusi
 Prosecutions.

Washington, June 25.-The Senate today adopted the resolution hereto fore introduced by Senator Long call ing upon the Interstate Commerce Commission for information concern ing suits brought under the interstate commerce and Sherman antitrust law
 The amendment by Senator Foraker including the suits under the Elkins law and that of Senator Bacon requir- ing a statement of the disposition or the s500.000 formerly appropriated TOT the prosecution of suits under those laws were accepted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
DAILY corroN MARKET.
port M0vernlent.

(5aiyeston-Steady, II 1-16c;' net receipts 1857; groas receipts 1.S57i sales $40; stock 4s ssI: shipnents ccaetwise 1.542.
 New Orleans-Eaey. 1c&c; net recetpts ieBg: gross receipts 1.sb3: sales 1.t1b; stock es.sa4: shipments to continent 250
 Mobile-Easy. l0&c; net receipts ssd: gross receipts zs7: sales 250; stock 2,5O2; shipuents coastwise 100.
 savannah--ouiet. 10&c: net receipts i097; gross receipts LOST; sales 2A0; stock <1.350: shipments to continent 32s: coast charleston-ouiet, 10 s-1sc; not receipts C. gross receipts {; stock 4.760
 Wllmington-Steady. 10%c; net receipts 2s; gross receipts 20: stock 5.370.
 NorfoIk-Steady, 11hc; net receipts 243; gross receipts 245: sales 2s9: stock 19.613; shipments coastwise 4S2.
 BaltiTnore--Nominal, 11%e; gross receipts New YorK-steady. 10. so; gross receipts 1.S9s; sales 4.ess; stock 12o. 1ss; shipments to continent 3054.
 Boston-Quiet, 10 so; gross receipts t.507; shipments to Great Britain O.
 Philadelphia--cuiet. II. o5; gross receipts 80; stock b.033.
 San Francisco-Net receipts 100; gross receipts 100; shipments to Japan 10o.
 Total Movement. rnents to Great Britain 70; to continent Consolidated at all ports. net 7.914: ship s.ose; to continent 4.es2; to Japan 100
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
MONToOMEEg cURnENr aUOTAT1ONA

These prices are at WL0lssale and not to eonsumerB:
 starch--corn S0loc; standard sooda pearl 4c; gloss lump 3hc; nickel pack aGea a8
 Rice Extra fancy sHc; head 40se. brok- sn 3hc: Japan Sc
 Salt--Liverpooi tt; Virginia sOa
 VineEar-PAr gallon I4@2aa.
 Coffes-Green. common eM O loo; prime 1oA 01oAo: choice Ii@iihe: fancy IF Q 1candies--stiek Go; fancy s0ioo. craekers-xxN soda exc: XXX alnRev anaps 10.
 F1our-Basis of barrels: HiEh patent as. fancy patent S5. SO; half patent SA.76.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26

New York. June 25 5--There was a decline of over f2 in London tin today: spot tl1I 12s Sd, futures f177. locally easy and lower; spot S3s 75 O S39. co.
 Copper declined in London. spot fs2; futures ESQ i5s, Locally dull and nominal lake SIS Soqsl9 oo; esleeettr.oIlyyt5es SlS'z0~
 Lead Is 3d lower In London f1B IFS Od' Locally easier S5 759s5. 90.
 Spelter IS lower at f27 In London and dull at SC 05 q s6. 15 locally
 Iron was lower abroad with standard foundry at 4qs "a and Cleveland warrants 4es lOi5d Locally quiet al recent decline, No 1 foundry northern SIS 25 Q SIS .75; No 2 do. ST. 7bQns. 25i No. foundry southern
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26

relieve the drouth which is beginning to get serious. and the preliminary re- port on progress of crop in the Caro-. linas by The New York Journal of Commerce indicates some deterioration in the Atlantic States.
 Yours truly.
 C. O. Abcrcrombie & Go.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
rn~Ax s-nTroN MARKET.
: nRIEANs spor COTTON
Nwxv ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans June 25.-Spot cotton closed easy with prices unchanged from Saturday' ,nlddtinR 10 15-16c: sales were lOoo oaIes orl 4he spot and SIS to arrive. ,,
 cnffnn futures opened steady at a decline of | and points The market remainsa steady until noon. July rising to lO.e tns btrhast of fhe anv About noon the market broke on the report from New York that Theodore HI Price would issue A. 900 notices on Friday Reported rains in Texas, MS siex1ppi and Alabama helped the decline. The Closing wac steady about the lowest At a decline of five to eight points unoes Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
Interior Movement.

Interior Movement. Houston--ouiet. He; net receipts ls0; ; gross receipts 1eo. shipments 759: sales 1s0: stock fS,3ee
 Augusta---steady. t1kc; net receipts g.: gross receipts 3; shipments 2i; sales ioS: stock 2a.247.
 Memphis-Easy. 1o&c: net receipts 25s; gross receipts sis; shipments le7: sales 100; stock f4.03f.
 St. Louis--Quiet. He; net receipts lis; gross receipts 277: shipments 94s: stock 29.230.
 cincinnati--Net receipts s2: gross receipts S2; shipments 1s6; stock 7.z33.
 LoHisville--Firm. f1&c.
 Total today--Net receipts 631: gross re- eeipts sgs; shipments 2.sfs: saleo s6a; stock as119.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
~ww vopK DRY GOODS.

New York. June 3s--The dry goods haar- l<et today showed more movement from first confident tone on the part of the merchants New price levels are now believed to have tobbing house nlidyear sales will be tnaugu- rated tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
RFMARKS.
H,Vb tsmnsrstnres r.slIa11sA2; oana ,,;,,

High temperatures continue general Light scattered showers have occurred, except in middle Alabama and Southern Georgia.
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE,
 Section Director. weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
sr. LoUIs CLosINe NIARKETs

ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS. St. Louis, June 25,-The St. Louis grain markets today ranged as follows:
 Wheat:- July 7ss bid; range 7sh to soh. September s0lk bid: range soh to SIS o
 S1%. - - December s2H asked; range SEX to SEA. July 4sH bid: range ASA G4sR to 4sM. September 50A bid; range 4sM to 5Oh. Oata;-
 september Sept ssM ass%; range s5H @ss% to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
THE WEATHER
i keDsss aAA Rsvsx

Daily Local WeatheR ReDSrt and RswsR Rmlkatlm- United States Department of A9riepltuE@ Weather Bureau
 Loca Observation.
 tCenfEal TAmasl MontRouery. Ala, June 2S. 190&.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
cINCTNNATT PRODUCE.

Cincinnati. June 25-Flour inactive. Wheat easy sS 0S9c.
 Corn quiet 53953hc. Oats unsettled.
 Provisions unchanged; lard $s. 55; bulk meats ssF75: bacon s10. 12M. Whiskey. distillers finished. active Sl.zS'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
Yours truly, Loveman and Company.
H. ANp 3. REER COTTON LETTER


 New Orleans, June 25.-Market suf- fered another sharp break today, July declining to 10.63 compared with Sat nrday's close of 1o.S0 and 10.S6 the
 The slump which was brought about shortly after the noon hour was due to Mr. Price issuing the following statement: It is my present intention delivery of about 4s.oe0 bales of cot ton on Friday, the 29th
 This cotton, is for the most part, saleable at substantial premiums over past few weeks. I have sold approxi- mately so,0oo bales, having disposed of $500 today
 My reason for parting with 1t is to be found chiefly in the insurance sit nation and the fact that my insurance, for the most part natures early in the month and can be renewed only at a substantial advance in rates" tfon to deliver so much cotton on contract, July delivery. by the recog- nized leader of the bull party, came like a bolt from the blue, although such development would sooner or later come to the surface, and it is most likely that the almost prohibited insura nee rates on cotton in New York caused by the numerous cotton fires there. of late. tended to hasten tho disclosing of conditions as they ac- tually existed.
 There was a great deal Of kicking In the traces here when the report became known that the market was to be unfavorably influenced by the tac- tics of the general in command
 Liverpool will be surprised at this turn turtle action. as will all Europe and there is no doubt but that the English market will receive a shaking up in the morning.
 There Is good Inquiry for desirable grades in all markets. but the charac. ter of cotton that can be rendered on contract. especially in New York, ls not sought for by spinners hence there was no other alternative but to deliver the goods that were received m May tenders and hedged to the best advantage with July contracts
 The season hes been one of a series Of disappointments to manipulators one defeat followed bv another since the campaign started in early part of the calendar year
 New crop arrivals symuathized with old crop months. but weekly crop reviews by leadine Journals were less favorable today than they were last Monday no rain to speak of having fallen In the Southern half of Iouisi. ana or Texas during the past week to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
nrwNrp1TIa cOTTON oTT

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL New Orleans June 25.-Cotton seed OH prime 34c: crude 2oo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
TRwAsTrRY RALANCEs.

Washington June ss.-Today's statement of the Treasury balances. exclusive Of the gold reserve shows: Gold .... ''-s fat'~V'SS@
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
CoToy LETrER.
pany, SC Commerce Street.

Fly Private Wire to Loveman and Com-
 pany, SC Commerce street.
 New Orleans. La. June 25.--Like a the announcement that Theodore Price wenld issue July notices to the amount of 5oeee bales next Friday in that hammered the July position hard both hcre and in New York, causing quite a break In prices on that month. The new crop months, while sympathetical- decline owing to the large short inter est existing in other months Reports of rain at Houston and few other for selling, although we suspect that the chief motive behind all yhe selling that was done was the belief that Price
 fessnre ss on of the the Psad isadns asaf in our mar lset was the strong support given at times by w. P. Brown and Frank B. Hayne. both of whom were aggressive tfcularly of July contracts.
 The bull leaders in this market are apparently not alarmed in the least bit would issue the bulk of the July mo- tiees in New York. Considering the fact that McFadden will stop all these July notices. probably with a view of on contract in New York on JuIy-Au- gust contracts in Liverpool. we fail to see how the announcement made by MT. Pflce anectS the real situation III the least. As a matter of fact, this transfer of cotton to strong spot people like McFadden's will render the posi- tion of shorts in New York all the more insecure, as 1t deprives them of a possible means of fulfilling their ob- ligatlons in that market and will ulti- mately reduce the New York stock to dangerousfy low point Such cot ton as is unfit for delivery in Liver pool will probably be rendered on August, which is now running at from eight to ten points premium over Ju- ly in that market.
 The New Orleans stock is already dangerously small. and for that req son. as well as for the fact that spot people have been able to buy in their hedges 1t a profit. we do not anticipate the Issuance of any large amount of notices in our market next Wednesday, which is first notice for July. In the event that any large number of no- tices should be issued. which we think quite unlikely, sno coubt they would be promptly stopped for the account of leading bulls and exporters.
 AS regard the rains reported from Texas today. we received no news our selves of any rainfall in the drought stricken district Of that State. From reliable correspondents in San Anton 10, Texas, however. we received the following telegram this afternoon, cov- eriEg that section of the belt No rain: heavy clouds; indications good
 voure tr,tlx
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
MARINE NEWS.

Mobile. June 25.-Arrived: strs.. Banan. Nor, Norsen, Puerto Cortek; Schr, B. Frank Nealley. Marshall. Puerto Padre.
 Cleared: Str, Charlevoix. Br.. Sommer-
 Galveston. June as--Arrived: Strs.. Ell valle. Grant. New York; Manteo. Boer' Ne"
 Cleared: str. Fl Mar. Jacobs. New York.
 New orleans. June 2S.-Cleared: Strs' Rellena Br Hendry Antwerp; Northwatte, Br Staveley, Bordeaux; Rosina. Br., Hurry, Ceiba Green Brier Br., Nader. Bocas del via Cape Gracias.
 Port Eads, June 25.--Arrived: strs.. Co Hurry. Ceiba; Alabama, Nor, Gjemre, Pu- erto Cortez; origen Nor, Wang Port Limon Olympia Gait. Port Barros via Belize Chalmetta Ann. Freeman. New York: ChickahoFninay Br., Clarke, Bocas Del Toro; Atlas Nor, Larsen. Ceiba.
 Sailed: Strs Taunton. Nor, Sorensen, Fu- erto Cortez; Fl Monte, Amen. Maxson, New York; Barkentine Margarita, Port. Parolei- TO. Oporto.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York. June 25.--Coffee futures open ed steady at unchanged prices to decline ing European cables. but rallied on local buying and in the afternoon rulad quite firm on runaors that leading trade interests had received bullish cables from Brazil with reference to the valortzation plan. The
 points higher with sales reported of 45.0o0 ha
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26

B7Kc: sales 2T4; receipts sb4: shipments 2sa
 Rosln firm; sales 1879; receipts 1.o7si S3.55: D $3 90: F. s4 05; F s4.15; c s4 2oi II S4. 30. s4 30: K s4. 35: Nj $4. 45; s4 e5 $5. co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26

Maximum tempereature for day. se des. Minimum temperat1re for day. 72 deg. Normal temperature for day. s1 deg. Accumulated def since Jan. 1, PIP deg. Av relative humid. for day, 91 per ct. Total rainfall since Jan. 1, 26. 12 inches
 River BuilettA-
 (Ohservatlon at a-TO.. z6th 4- Tims.A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26

Memphis, June 25.- Cotton seed oil; prime crude 3OKc; prime summer yellow 33c; prime meal s2s .75 q s27 .00; prime cake
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
NEW oRLEANa SUGAR MARKET.

tie centrifugal sma 7-16c: centrifugal ye low 3M@s%c: seconds 243hc.
 Molasses and syrup firm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26

Total since Sept. 1. at all ports net 7,s2S.- ez7; shipments to Great Britain 2,14l. se6 !; to France se7, sos; to continent 3.54o. sse; to Japan 11s,946 to Mexico 2.7s4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
THF METAL MARKETS.

Charleston. s. C., June 95.-rurpentine and rosln nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-26
sT. Lotus PRODUCE.

ST LOUIS PRODUCE. St Louis, June 25.--Flour steady. Pork higher: jobhinK SIS 50. Lard. unchanged; prime steam $S Sb Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts ses3h: clear ribs s9.75; short clears Bacon steady. boxed extra shorts slO s7R; clear ribs s1O. 50: short clear S10 62h