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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-20
DISTRICT SUMMER SCHOOL.
Excellent Faculty Selected-School
To Be Held at Lander College in
Greenwood.

The summer school for Abbeville,
Greenwood, Laurens, Newberry and
Saluda counties will be held this year
at Lander college in Greenwood.
A strong faculty of eight experien-
ced instructors under the leadership
Of Mr.. w. H. Hand of Chester, re-
Gently elected as assistant professor
of Pedagogy in the University Of
South Carolina, has been elected. The
following is list of the faculty with
their subjects:
w. H. Hand, S. C. College, Super
intendent and Instructor in Pedagogy.
Il. l.. Hughes, Greenville City
Schools, Illustrative Geography.
B. e. Geer, Furman University,
English.
A. Mason .DuPre, Headmaster Wof-
ford Fitting School, Mathematics.
w. E. Black, Saluda Public Schools,
Physical Geography and Physiology.
II. b. Dominick, Fountain Inn Pub
lie Schools, History and Civics.
Miss Hattie Goldsmith, Greenville
City Schools, Primary Methods.
Miss Mary McGhec, Lake Forest
City Schools, Ill.,, Sight Singing and
Manual Training.
The sessions will be held in the
Lander college building where there
are excellent equipments, lecture
rooms, library, an auditorium seat
ing 10000 people, parlors, dining
room, and dormitories. The price of
board will be $12 for the full session.
There are accommodations for about
100 boarders in the college building.
Arrangements will be made for others
in private homes nearby. Those who
wish to engage board in the college
should engage rooms in advance. Ar
rangemcnts will be made for a series
of addresses by prominent educators
in this and other states. A notable
event will be the address by Preston
w. Search, author of "The Ideal
School," an educator Of national rep
utation, who comes to this state for I,
series of lectures at the state sum-
mer school at Winthrop college.
Further announcements of the
school will be made within few
weeks. Meanwhile it is requested
that all teachers make their plans to
attend this school. Special rates are
being arranged with the railway sys-
TENS entering Greenwood. The date
is placed early in the summer, so that
teachers may have full vacation af-
ter the school before the opening fall
work.
The local secretary will answer any
inquiries addressed to him at Green
wood, S. c.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-20
The S q out No. u.
BY James Mitchell.

fought against each other, the war is
over and | have you in my power, but
Lam going to show you that haven It
forgotten your kindness to me-" and
he handed T.. that bunch of warrants
against him and his neighbors and
told him to put them in the fire and
let him see him do it and in the fire
they went. He never heard any more
of them, and he aud his neighbors
stayed at home in peace ever after.
That same colonel was afterwards
moved to Laurens and he and ". re-
newed their friendship with social
drink and he would ride out to T's.
farm and spend day. When leaving
he would tell n. if he and his freed
men had any trouble, let him know
and he would send man out to see
about it.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-20
Marathon Run TO Boston. .

Ashland, Mass, April a19. "A large
crowd was assembled near the bridge,
Ashland, when the great Marathon
Race under the auspices Of the Boston
Athletic Association started there at
noon today. At the crack of the pistol
in the hands of the starter he runners
started down toward the depot, each
one accompanied by a bicycle rider,
WHO has orders to assist the runner to
whom he is assigned in every possible
way, should he become disabled or be
compelled for some reason or other to
drop out of the race. Every man
whose strength should give out, will
be put on board of a train or trolley
car and sent home under escort of his
cyclist companion.
The course for the race, which is
about twenty-five miles long, runs
from the starting point toward the
depot, across the tracks of the rail
road, and i'll al almost straight line
through South Framinghnm, Natick,
Wellesley, Newton Lower Falls, past
the large sign boards, through the
Newtons, Chestnut Hill, past the Re-
servior, through Beacon street, into
Exeter street and finishing at the
Boston Athletic Club house.
The runners, more than fifty of
whom started this noon, all seemed to
be III good physical condition, but it
is expected that great many Of
them will drop out before having cov-
cred the entire distance. Prizes will
be given to the first eight men and n
souvenir each to the following twenty
five men who may finish after the
prize winners. Souvenirs will also be
presented to each caretaker of all
contestants being placed.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-20
NOTICE.
Columbia, S. C.

A meeting of the stockholders Of
the Little Mountain Oil Mill g. Fer
tilizer Company will be held Tuesday,
May Is, 1906, at 2 o'clocl1 p. M, for
the purpose of considering resolu-
tion by the Board Of Directors to sell
1000 shares at $1,000 each prefer
red stock of Little Mountain Oil Mill
& Fertilizer Company. The aggre-
gate amount to be sold 100000.
Said stock to have Il preference over
all other original stock of per cent,
with equal ratio Of liabilities. Or to
sell $10,000.00 worth Of bonds bear
ing 7 per cent interest, payable as the
stockholders may designate. The
stockholders will decide between the
two propositions. These propositions
will be left to the stockholders to ac-
cept or reject.
j. B. Derrick,
j. c. Epting, Jr., Pres.
Sec. & Treas.
(Signed), April 10, 1906.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-20
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on
April 80, 1906, the undersigned will
apply to the National Bank Of New
berry, Newberry, S. c., for the issue
of new certificate for 16 shares Of
The capital stock of said Bank in lieu
and stead of certificate No. 724 for
10 shares Of said capital stock hereto
fore issued to 1. c.. Thomas on Janu-
ary %, 1906, the original certificate
having been lost or destroyed in the
United States mail.
National Loan and Exchange Bank Of
Columbia,
Columbia, S. G..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-20

Of Count Witte, Gorky says: "Hc
is devoid Of talent, honesty and power
and in my opinion is scoundrel." I"
1t will be remembered that it was the
intcrcession of Count Witte that saw
ed Gorky from being hanged for trea
son of exiled to the island of Sakha-
lin after "Bloody Sunday in ST..
Petersburg,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-20

If Vesuvius doesn't speedily get
good the Italian parliament may
have to call in Lincoln Steffcns to
make one Of his expert private inves~
legations.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-20
WEEDERS.

We have the best and most
up-to-date one on the market.
Don't buy until you see 1t and
get prices. r.. 2&
SUMMER BROS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03
Corrected DaIIy.)

(COrfeeteQ Uatlysl
 These prices are at wholesals and not to cossI1c osstssITch1corn s@ioc: standard goods. pearl shc: Gloas lump shc: nickel pack e9sii 9Rsiiess@Extra fancy sMo: head 4@sO: brOk- sn nsalts.eiI,iyePSooi stsei sPpS s1: virEinia soc.
 Vinegar-Per gallon l4@s2e 1oI @iSMe: choice II6l1hc; fancy is@ a4c; a4cc;sndies-stick sc; fancy s@loc.
 crraaoSkers1Xxx soda SKc! XXX ginger .a sS fancy patent s5 sb half patent fns Ss Grite-Psr bbl sa 80; per tack Si.SO.
 Lard--Ieaf sAc: compound sAc: basis tierces. ,r.. o.,.,.,1~
 aamsIg2 aran d 2ayMRran q i5: sacSts 1eS ,i ss; corn chops e2Ae; white corn s6o; 9ss: timothy h Sse Johnson xrass % sSe epSsS asss nnroof oats 5sc; Burt seed oats Tee baieS i'S ;7 6O: sacks 500: cotton seed meal Fruit Fruit and Produee-Red and yellow onions sl per bushel: potatoes Wisconsin stock Si Syshsi MiesiES1 Sdd5 ssnnv SSSS5Sel New paas sGi; Crate: fancy apples ss oo S bbf: rass russ sets 600 bbl.; california oranges ss % onioa ns Sets S' yellow ss.S5 SusheI: H rcd ss.sj bushel; seed potatoes. early lose. peerless s5 bSshei; apple and wkits wine vinsssr SssT i5c gallon: fancy full cream cheese 1sc fb,; 
 5c i6.; evaporatsd apples se; dried apples go prune 5o-e0 sac; eO-7s 7Ec; 7o-so 7Ao lb.; California peaches 9c lb.. mixed nuts 25-lb. boxes 12hc; walnuts 12ke lb.; Tarra- gona almonds l6e; Iyaca 15hc; oceans me dium size IOhc Spanish onions $1. 7S crate; heavy weight Malaga grapes s7 keg.
 Cheese-Fancy, full cream Ibc: special 15hc.
 Canned Goods-Salmon chums el co; pinks Sl 10; Columbia River S1 50; sockeyes S1 90; sardines. American N-oil S2. .1bi mus lard g. s5; imported ST Q si4; oysters, F. W: 4-oz., S5c; 6-oZ.. goo; light weight 6be doA.; tomatoes. 2-lb.. si; s-lb.. sl; IS.
 Molasses-Georgia cane, barrel soo per gallon; cases. gallons S2 .1b per case maple syrup, Log Cabin- gallons Sl4; h gallons S7 50; quarts S4 25 per dog. ~
 Sugar-Granulated Nc; F. Y. c. 4Mc
 Hides-Dry flint 16c; dry salteo S5 green salted Sc.
 Wool-CleaF 23c to 2&c-
 Beeswax--25c. -an.. Chickens-HenS 20@sbc; flyers zeWsVc' broilers 4502 zoe.
 Turkeys-Aiive. 10@12Mc:
 Eggs-10c.
 Country butter-10c. q, sR Seed-Rye $1 per busheli WheSH RA;;SSS harley Sl: crimson clover l2o; afla5s s5 0Is.Yg 2Oc per lb.: onion sets. white sKin S%' pe@tA S3; blue grass 1b O lSe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03
MARKET FOR COTTON
MODERATELY ACTIVE AND GsENER- ALLY FIRM DURING SESSION.
Consolidated Buying by Traders and Bu1ltsh Estimmtes of the Amount Gfnned to February
 15---snlee of 300, 900 Bales.

New York. March 2.--The cotton mar ket was moderately active, and gener- ely firm during today's session as Q CTS and buIllsh estimates of the amount Of cotton ginned to about February
 There was some irregularity toward the close as early buyers took profits. points net higher. Sales were esti- mated at 100000 bales. The opening was steady at an advance of 3 to 5 points. which was hardly as much as due on the cables, but the gain was inyrease0 to to 10 points on the active months as result of covering and fresh buying for local account at tr1cted by the bullish private ginners amount of cotton .ginned to February 26 at 10,355,000 bales and the other to February 25 at 1e,34s,000 bales
 As the final report of the census bu- month these figures were taken as forecast Of practically the entire growth of the current season and In vtsw of the reports of light bales. to Indicate a crop but little in excess If that estimated bv the Government early last Dee ernber which was followed by an advance to nearly 12 1-2 cents. At the pre- yent time, however. sentiment Is swayed considerably by expectations of a largely increased acreage and with weather reports fairly favorable there was q good deal of selling on scale up
 The market held around t0.5S to 10s0 for May during the middle session but later advanced to 106S for that posi- ton after which 1t eased off under re- alizing and closed at 10.65. The into sight for the week was under early expectations and bullish visible figures are expected tomorrow
 Receipts at the ports today 23,262 olles against 1S.S3i last week and 2l,- 909 last year Today's receipts at New Orleans. s.047 bales against 5,166 last year and at Houston s,ss4 against 5,S2S last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03
THE LOCAL COTTON
MARKET ADVANCED ON NEWS
 FROM ABROAD.
Eeoa Spot Demand in Engfnnd ana Large Takings by sPinners Is Anticipated--Farmaer are
 Holding.

SpYt cotton advanced 1-lsc. yester- day in response to good market Tor futures, the future market recovering all of Thursdays loss.
 The markets opened strong on con. fanued good spot demand in Liverpool and advanced throughout the sess.on on the bullish figures of the amount brought into sight for the week. cou- pIad with anticipation of increased taSings by spinners.
 The amount marketed during the week was 157.000 against 225,00O last year and 156,000 year before last. The total brought into sight from Septem- her 1st to date has been S,TlO.e00 against 9670,000 last year and s.774,- 000 year before last and notwithstand- ing the general impression, that the commercial crop will be about 1O,I50.- 0ae bales the amount marketed to date shows a deficit of e 900 when compared with the 10,0o0.000 crap of 1908 and 1904
 The visible supply statement was is- sued late yesterday afternoon and 1t gave consolation to the bulls who are hopeful over the outlook for the mar ksf.
 Duliness continues to be the rule in the Montgomery market. There Is a large supply of cotton on hand, but 1t fs not for sale. The most important farmers fin the county are holding their products and they are confident beiiev- CTS In higher prices
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03
COTTON LETTRR.
By Private Wire to Loveman & company
 2n Cnrnlaaarch afra.af

ny FftVate Wire to L0veman q Company, sold short of. cotton yesterday were obliged srpoo proved very hsl sdn so the bears. closing steady at q decline of only 2
 god demand @ was assin 'ny in eyidence. en qo. 5o sai ,, sales teday amounting to l2.0o0 bales, yessrdays sass maRins sotai of 20 ooo fer for single s day this season Liverpool ca developed that weld had turned bullish on dore II. Price. estimating that the amount gfnned to February 25 was only I0.355. 0o0 up, as they were. by buiIIsh weekend sta- Its- tistics gave prices an upward tendency.
 eh as shs sVel saseI SoiS onss and and. prizes essed of of little before the for the day of i7 to is points: Spots were officially reported firm. and the regular spots. and s.1s0 bales of to arrive on the basis. of l0%c for middling.
 nature. The market gave evidence at all outside speculative clement been i1 as 1 active ss t was two months ago, the sharpest sort far as we are able to judge. the trend of things. the short side is being deserted by those who were formerly strong and active ing off h receipts especially at the interior towns has had great weight with these former bears. The bullish attitude assum-- ed today by q certain large New York house which fs generally thought to be In close touch with Theodore H. Price. was taken by some as an indication that the bear lead CT will take hold of the bull side on his re- turn from his vacation: ff he has not aI- ready done 50. Harvie Jordan. the South ern Cotton Association President. came out with a report today, placing the amount ginned up to February 18th at 10.34S. 900, which practically confirms Mir. Prices fig ures wired out early in the morning of lo.- S55,000. The census report being more compIete, will probably show about 10.- 400. 6o0 which figures will represent the actual growth of the crop of 1905-o6. Max ing all due allowances, we cannot see how the commercial crop can be over 10, 700. 900, and 1t may fall considerably under. should the planters decide to carry over part of their cotton into the next season. ,
 LovEMAN & COMPANY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03
TREASURY BALANCES. Washington, March 2.-Treasury balances $152 5s7, ,066; gold $76.2s6,s25.
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York, March 2.-Further break In London tn today; spot closing el63 and futures els2 l0s Locally reported weak
 Copper irregular in London. spot lover at CTS 2s Cd: while futures shade higher at err 12s Cd. Locally no change was report ported and the tone is quiet but firm
 Lead unchanged both markets.
 SpeIter unchanged here and abroad.
 Iron easier abroad. Cleveland warrants closing 4ss 1 1hd and standard foundry 48s Local market unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03
NEW WORK DRY GOODs.

New York. March 2.--The attitude of the buyers fin the dry goods. market today was conservative. Prices were irregular but buyers were not influenced to speculative buyinR Jobbers were fairly busy while re- taiiers were reported as only fairly active.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03

"Ah. darling" remarked Newed. T see you have prepared some pudding with your own little hands! What kind "Th-that,' sobbed Mrs. Newed. "iS adi'-London Tit-Btt&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03
uANsAs rTvv TYxrr sTocR
sT. LnuIs PROYIsEnNs.

St Louis, March 2.-Flour, stea&y. ,.~f Whiskey steady S1.32. Pork higher jobbing s15. 25.
 Lard, higher; prime steam $I .45.
 Dry salt meats steady: boxed extra shorts $s 3iH; clear ribs s.621s; short clear ss. ?R.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03
Interior Movement.

Houstpn--Holiday net receipts 3es4; 6T,7ST Augusta-steady. 1oKc: net receipts $50; gross receipts $50; shipments $50; sales 405; stock z6, 00e
 Memphis-- Steady 1oNc: net receipts sss; gross receipts 2,s55: shipments 4.370; sales 1,6B6: stock 100.0S5.
 St. LouIs-steady. 1o%c; net receipts IT; gross receipts 2.Iis; shipments 2,bB7; stock l3.l64
 Cincinnati--Net receipts BPS; gross re- ceipts 32s; shipments 492; stock 15,332. LsCuisvilIe-Firm, 11Mc; net receipts 65; gross receipts s5: shipments $; sales 10; stock 200
 Total today-Net receipts s,ss3; gross re- ceipts 9.2o0; shipments fz,27s; sales 7,065; stock 302.544
 WEEKLY INTERIOR COTTON TOWNS
 New York. March 2. 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03
NEW YORK oOFFEE sTARKTT-

New York, March 2--Goffee futures open as due on steady European cables Trad- ing was not specially active and there vas some scattering realizing, but the outlook for a decrease of nearly 600,0O0 bags in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03
NExv nRLEANs sunAR-

New Orleans, March 2.-Sugar firm; open whites az @4c; yellows 3h 0S 11-1sc; sec Molasses. open kettle 17@s0c; eentrifu- gal 7W20c. Syrup. nominal 25 13Oc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03
NAvAL STORES.

sayannah Ca March 2.--IurpehtIne tirm s9e sales 10; receipts s4 Shipmsh1t" Hf1 s6in tLS rnents 5i: stock SLOTS Quote; ABCDEF and G S4 10; IT S4 25; 1 $S 5S; K SS Soi M S5.45; N $5 90; we io' W" S0'@o'
 Charleston. S. C.. March 2'-Tnrpentne and rosin, nothing doing.
 wiiminston. N. C., March 3-spirits tur- pentine nothing doing; receipts l5;o7
 Rosin. nothing doingi receipuss so is''
 Crude turpentine firm $S25' SS'oo ana Sb OO. receipts 2lOl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03
LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Part Moyerne,nt.

Pert Movement.
 Galveston-Holiday; Net receipts 6.f44: gross receipts s.144. stock 150. f25: |: ship ments to Great Britain 2.2f2; to continent
 New Orleans--Firm, I0Mc; net receipts s.o41; gross receipts 9,04T; sales 1850: stock 2SS,s65: shipments to Great Britain $500; to continent e.25s; eoastwise 1.3e1.
 Mobiie-ouiet, 1o%c: net receipts 11s: gross receipts 116: sales 100: stock 34.254 100 " Savannah--Steady. 10 7-16c; net receipts 90S: gross receipts 90e; sales ee1: stock 62,- 050; shipments coastwisa 1.0la
 charleston--6teadg 10%c. net receipts ments coaatwise 3.T5s.
 Wilmington7-Steady f0Ae: net receipts 6I; gross receipts 67: stock a.o10
 Norfolk--Steady. io%c: net receipts 1.e3g gross receipts i,039; sales ss; stock 3s.S76: Shipments conFfwise 65S. ef
 Baltimore Nominal lie: net receipts L. aTf; gross receipts I.974; stock 14,s46; ship ments to Great Britain 1: to continent 100;
 New York-Steady, il 10; gross receipts 624; sales LOSS; stock 1s9.133
 Boston--Steady, il. 10; net receipts 200: gross receipts 79s; shipments to Great Britt atn 3s.
 Philadslphis--oniet. ll.s5; gross receipts 43ss stock s2.11f.
 Brunswiek-Net receipts s.s7o; gross re- ceiets 3.sT0; stock 3.s26. Newport News--Net receipts 260: gross receipts 4so. shipments to Great Britain 200: coastwise 46G.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03
WEEKLY LOCAL COTTON STATEMENT.
NM oRLEANs coTToN.

New Orleans. March 2.--spot cotton firm and in god demand Sales l. $50 bales. in- eluding q 1s0 to arrive and 300 fob. Quo- tafions unchanged; middling 1OAc.
 Futures opened firm at an advance oi the sales there yesterday being increased te z00O0 The local market at the noon call May and IT for July. and the advances held to the end of the session The market clos d steady and within a point or two of the top the list showing net gains of 17 to 18 points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03
TntaI NInvernnnk.

Total today at all ports, net 2s.s27; ship ments to Great Britain 11.974. to continent 6,6b6: stock s10.6ss.
 .Consolidated at all ports. net f11,ss0; Tss; to continent ss.s33; to Japan 3.s37 to Mexico Se
 sTotal since Sept 1. at all ports net e.254 eb6; shipments to Great Britain 2,1S4.- 32s; to France ,6Sf.1S2: to continent i,7s0,- 95s; to Japan 65, s3o; to Mexico z.4il.
 s-Reytsed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03
,rr,u vnR KPRODUCE.

New York, March 2.--Cotton seea oi mrI' III prime crude fob. mills 249S4Aoi oo' vel Low 31 d32kc.
 Rosin and turpentine firm
 Rice quiet. ,,o lnvotce Coffee spot Rio quiet. NSM 6taMc Sugar raw firm fair refining rsfldsl '. q : % rey ~ ? i5Sisc; centrifugal 96-test S7s @ 'se' ie fineG steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03
BANK CLEARINGs.

HANK CI4kla.tHNNs5 ..,. shows the weekly bank clearings with the percentages of increase and decrease for the week ending Friday, March 2. 1906;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03

the worlds visible supply for the month of February and the light estimate for Sam tos receipts during March attracted sofns investment buying and the undertone was generally steady. Closed steady, net un- changed to points higher. Sales 7s.2So
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03

port rads March 2.-Arrlved; strs.. CO rinto, Nor. ciundersen. BluefieIds: Maria, Aust. Gerolomich. Trieste: Fl Monte, Max TImon. tTtstein. Nor, Knudsen, Puerto Cor tez: Viator. Nor. Thorsen. Ceios; Odense: Alias i3r., Sergent Dunkirk via Newport News: Dictator. Nor. Gunvaldsen, Bluefields; suldal Nor EiiingseHH' FuerSo ,r, cUnaxa, Br.. starratt. Marseilles via Gulf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03

SIT, LOUIS AND RETURN, Sl2OO-Vta M. & O. R. Hs--%l&.O0' f, Tickets sold March Srd only. Bfna' return limit ten days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

New York March 2.--Cotton futures open ad steady, and closed very steady on the New York Cotton Exchange today. Quota 3fons ranged as follows.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03

Asan,nhiS March 2-Cotton seed oli' glFiiiiilt. m. ert1de gHSo: prime summer yenS9n prime meal S24. 25 Q t24.Sv' Pi''"s k2A. %.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03
.-... onrnANs cnTTON OIL.
,,,,,s rOTTON OIL.

New Orleans. March z;;-rSceis soe: prime crude. loose 2Bc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03
unRIn,s spINNERs TAKINGe

WORLDS HFINNEAaS EAAANUGs
 New Orleans, March 2.-SecretaFy Hester gives the taking of American cotton by spin ners throughout the world as follows in round numbers: ..o GOO last year, 246, 900 year before last
 Total since September 1sts this year e,744,- 900. against e.912.000 last year, and e,74l'- 900 the year before. Of this Northern spinners and Canada took 1,707,0 900 bales this year. against l. 524,O00 last year, and 1.T64, GOO the year De- fore: Southern spinners lsSIi.ooo' against 1.334.o00 last year, and l;zesOoo she ysar ynnn before; and foreign spinners s;esss; 1,s o9o SnS against 4,l14.00o last year. and S'fls'00o the year before
 COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT. New York. March 2.--Folowlng are the comparative cotton statements for tne "esN ending Friday. March 2 1906;
 This year. Last year Net receipts at all United
 States ports during ,.asnE Total receipts since Sep ..s ,,.,u. pts64ss ts%SsT tdi 5:t week isSsss iss55aa5 s5a5 FU5s1 tsmbsr sr0Gst' ist sin'' 45s47sO bss54s s'0eT 0STts at al 0n''.o e. s1Osss ss5.O4s s'6sk fSxns. r' al. a" '' s1s,4ss sss2ds 2ds st9cE scE Srsst sL An9siieh Brisap atioS' l4sOOO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03
LIVERPOOL wEEKLY COTTON.

Liverpool, March 2.-Following are the weekly cotton statistics: Total sales all kinds .... .... Q. 95.000 Total sales American '. .. s4,0o0 English spinneFs takings 9S.o00 Total exports ~ .. .... .... 5000 Imports all kinds . .... ...... 71.00O Imports American ... .... .... 41,000 Stock all kinds .. .... .... ....1, III. .000 Stock American .. .... ..., 9g3, 900 Quantity afloat all kinds . e. .... PAS, ,000 Quantity afioat American .. .. .. 19s, ,O00 Total safes on speculation .... .. s,100 Total sales to exporters ......... .. 1000
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-03

May .... .... ..7.iSS
 July .... s.s. S0 September se-.....s - ;45Ys.9v December ...i.s..s .s.. s.ss ss.sas auXA.aS February .... .s.. s.sst. t.eOWf' f'oS