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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-13

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-13
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-13
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-13
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

favorable as to the progress made by the crop during the past week, except In the South Atlantic States where complaint is made of grassy fields as a result of too much rain.
 Dwelling upon the outlook in Texas, Houston's report to The New Orleans Picayune was quite satisfactory, re- portion of the State. favorable progress in the southern portion, but of the want of rain in central districts of the ssats, , gh,ch wan,; n however: ys . has ,ea sesn
 In east Texas some deterioration is reported on account of wet weather, on account of the weevils in that sec '.o As i for tn the outlook In Louisiana and srx sys ,hs Th psaysne n uFnr ss the past week were exceedingly favorable.
 Covering the central portion of the belt. The Memphis Appeal states that those of the preceding, are most fav- orabie. the only complaint being the want of rain m scattered districts of so at points in Mississippi.
 In reporting for the eastern belt. The Atlanta Constitution says In part that the condition of the cotton crop in the from encouraging, all ssctions conn piaining of excessive rains preventing cultivation, and as a consequence the crop Is very grassy, these reports ap- plying to Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina
 Taken as whole. two-thirds of the belt have fared we'll and have proba- bly more than offset the reported de- terioration in the eastern districts.
 According to wire from New York 'ei ght or ten thousand bales of spot cot- ton are. to be shipped from there to New Orleans for delivery on July con tracts, one thousand bales being shipped South today.
 This report and the more favorable weather conditions in the Mississippi Valley and in Texas occasioned an sasier market, July closing at f0.s3, October at 1922. Brownsvilie's new bale sold for forty-six cents at auc- tioh today. chasing strict middling and weighed $50 pounds.
 Since 1Sl9. earliest arrival of a new bale at New Orleans was June IT, 1904, the latest September ', 1883, the days of the ConfederAcy
 Yours truly,
 c. G. Abererombte & Go.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
simp.on,s nody Sent Away.

Birmingham, July 9.--lSpeciaI. )--- The remains of David Simpson, whos shot and killed himself in the vestibuleI in front of the St. Mary's- on the High -I lands church on the South Highlandssl early Sunday morning, were shippeal today to Chattanooga. his old honies, for interment. A brother who was iiA the city when the body was found. the widow of the dead man and others aeS 'companied the body to Chattanooga. An expert accountant was put to work today on the books of the establish
 nent of the o. L. Gregory Vinegar Company It was announced tnat while some delay in filling orders had been discovered. there was nothing wrong discovered. The case of the rash act is still not to be accounted Snr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
Nsxv r,ovnorm1ton.

Birmingham, July s.--(special. l--1
 Cedrom Coal Company is the name or sI corporation, papers of which were Ansul s iecta are to engage in the business orI mining. nanufacturing., buying anal selling of coal. coke. limestone. ete; .t : The authorized capital stock as statsal is s5, 900, and the company begins Dus.-' ness on S2,0O0. The incorporators. gI-f rectors and officers are: ". p. snae Ritter. yice-president and J. B. Bick-
 nell secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
MoNrooMnHE oURaEEr agorAFI0NA

MONTGOMERY CURRENT egoTAfJoNns
 fCorreeted Daily,
 sosssc ossssssres"-corn soles; s.aadssd aasasI pearl lAe; gloss lump sAe; nieksi pack AARi ARice"Extra fancy shes keaa a@ssE sssk4 sns nssssihsca;1issapooi shc; IaDfS ie si: virslniA ss&
 S Vinegar-Per gallon 1A @ 31e
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 s,: .:.ds tshsz sss :e!ss Xxx ..... 1nTRs nFTRiosurr@eBasls of barrels. IIlsh .passns sss
 ari.Rasr ssa ssss: Sssrisss Sss sssk sa.ss-
 Lard-Leaf loe; comDoand sAc: easis 'ifassa Hs%a--Doxs isel other. asagllae corn chops zoe; white corn 7sc: oats nixsd Sic: white sac: white clipped b3ci timo- thy thy si.os; Johnson srass sscs rust Sross ea5s Go,,oS toS, seed Huus--Looss per ton ss. 50; baled 50. %: sNeks 50: cotton seed meal A<s;yit Er,sit and Prcducs-Triumpb potatoes' s1. IS bu onions eu; Wsstsgn s sg. green hesd| Srsa,n wnaag cheese. daisies i4A Q 1se: faHey N. z; Pe crate; peacheaI. 25 crate; pinsappies Ssl Crate; cantaIoaDes ss@$s.2si Watsrfnsiehsl 1T H,dss@Dry a SaSD nIass lSes dry sai.sd aTos, srSsa chicksnsN % Hens sO@ssc; frysrs aSosOos' saiioa; eases. Eaiions ss.0e Psr sase; Iesnls ssssresSs:: aaarts nSs es9.ai q. .as Der. sos = -
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 Country hntter-lSc.
 sesd-Rye s1 per pn; whe9t- q ,os Sariss i crimson coysr ES; s aFs.in fs. VSs. isS krass 1501so-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
cHrcAoo GRAIN AND fRopUcE,,

Chicago, July s--Tne prgDaDiiitty asvs., vn ', s ess ssa seass 4Ss sepssmssr isss % % ss sss ass,,ns s Of rroUsoSs SSfa as wsFs @ a ehanxsd chan to aMc Rirhsr.
 ., Pos wsa to she o srrvs n Chicago morrow the market was finn on good buy ing by shorts. The demand was largsiy w erpoei market where prices were steady rofwithstanding Saturdays decline on tns sS ss ssss sFs here w the prices
 clined abruptly and sentiment was hsaTisn for the remainder of the day Wie Weatneer crop and for the maturing Of the grain gat, a tss ewss ssa DfTacs- Ts sa. sss essa ssa sssss 'ss s''ss ssss, sss ,.,.s ,sss: aha ssds shs sssesE sssssa st se fina aaoss ti9ns Msps of whsa. and flour were equal age 1 decreased s.sto,ooo bnshsis ana the as. xs'ss ssssS,. 'qRRy Rsas sst oao for the eoffsspondins day year age; asess af ss pas esrs sssns aS ss5 ass AAr Ths q sois raafkss vac firm bssaass .,s q because Of lack of fnoistuse. Late sn the n. day the market eased off temporarily on ssls ssassa sgofts howsxsr s raa ~sas readily taken by shorts and cofnfnission houses and the market finally reeoysgsa;; sa; ,sflchanRed to Mo Higher at 5Iss QS3A. sold np to 52% @52Ac md closed at 62Ac:4.
 Local receipts s7i cara iSs of ccnsraes
 Oats were firm on active denAnd by shorts and cofnfnission houses Offerlngs were light throughout the ehtire day. Small local receipts and the strength gf corn were the chief builish influences Septet Der onened Mc to %c higher at 3+Ae q s4J Jkc. sold up to S4K 935c. and closed Nf
 Local feceipts were lae cars. .,
 Provisions were quiet but firm: small hirher prices for packing products at LivaF- pool were the stfengttheninE faetors Al the close September pork was hp IAc at ss,o2M. Ribs were unchanged at se,4 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: wheat 1se cars: corn 4to ears; oats 2s4 carsi hoRs 23.000 head
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
BArtx coTroN mAsxEr.
Port Movement.

F0xt x0EE7neHfs
 Galveston-StSady, II d-1ee; net receipts ses gross receipts bss sales sl: stock a. S3S; Shipments eoastwfse 6s0.
 New 0rieans-Duii. ItHc; net receipts 5so: gross recstpts 800: sales ss: stock 4s.- ass
 Mobiie-ouiet.- 1oMc: net receipts 35; gross receipts s5: sales 25; stock e,si1; shipments coastwise 12s.
 savannah-Eaay. ioAe; net receipts i:- 246; gross recefpta f.246; sales 632; kfoNk 2s.7Ss; shipments to Great Britain 2,S5s; 10 continent 4.7ssi coastwtse s7.
 Charfeston-NoTnina1; stock S.h02. wilmfngton--steaAy. Io%e; net receipts LOIS: gross receipts 1.016; stock 10.2S4. Norfelt--Ste eady, 11Mc; net receipts s35 gross receipts sss: sales 31: stock 1s.sos; shipments coastwise 523,
 BaItimors-ouiet. 1iRc; gross receipts New YorkGoufet. o.so: gross receipts 1.o13; sales 1.5s3i stock 1t2,5s1; shipments to France 455; to continent 2.fs7
 Boston--cuiet 10 so: net receipts 41; gross receipts 7is; stock 2.oos. adeIphfa-@stAady, II. 0S; net receipts 50; gross receipts 30: stock l.5os.
 Pensacola-Net receipts 5.s50; gross re- ceipts 5S5o; shipments to Great Britain e.1e0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
COTTON LETTER.
By Prtvate Wire to Lovemsn, 4 O., 30
 Cnsumerre Street


 Commerce Street.
 New Orleans. La, July e.-Mid- sum B1er dullness characterized the state of tho cotton market today. Reports of further rains In Southeast Texas were needed, combined with & poor Liver pool. n downward trend to prices early in the day when October contracts sold as low as 1920. At this level, however shorts showed disposition to cover and there was some fresh buying based on the continuance of rainy weather in the Atlantic States, all of which served to prevent any furthe~ declin a. Crop reports. as published today by leading Southern Newspapers covering tae entire belt, were favorable except as regards the Eastern cotton States where conditions, none too good a week ago, have apparently become worse
 With the rather large scattered short Interest now existing in the market, favorable crop reports from all sections of the belt would seem to te necessary In, order to hold prices down to the present level
 Should crop conditions in ths At- iantics become still worse, as from the present outlook they seem likely to. a Full fledged crop scare might develop. Caution therefore should De the watch Word of shorts who had better be con- tent, we think, with small profits than to run the risk of great losses. [. Yours truly,
 Loveman & Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
ra..ro raI,ea tle 1seins.

New York, July s-A cable dispSa
 to a morning paper from Caracas, Nsn a ezuela, says Vice-President Gomez yes
 terday transferred to President Csast1hAl inc Presidential office which the lat1efI tanonorariIv resigned in April lasM There is general contentment anon the people. Internal stability ls tnn confirmed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. July 9.--A geneLaIIy IIHPIOs- ed condition was evident in the dry goods market today Fall dress goods buyerS are here in large numbers and their operations will commence to be noticeable Tn week stronger to some extent, except coarse yarn bYown goods from 3 h c yard and standard roods down to the heaviest pnakess some Changes in these may have to De msde before long.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
MARKET FOR COTTON
SALES FOR THE nAH ESTIMATED AT
 ONLY 76.000 BALES. Pxzcsz Rule Irregular Within a Narrow Range and fne Close fs at a Net
 Decline of Two to Five

New York. July s.--The cotton market vas very quiet during the days session. sales for the day being estimated at only 7S.o00 bales. Prices ruled irregular witnfn marrow range and closed st uet aecfaas of to points.
 The opening was 1 to points lower Tn spite of steady English cables and shortly afterward the market showed net loss or five to six points on tha more active months under scattering liquidation and bear pressure which was inspired ny re ports of rain in the Southwest where moist. Stre has been needed. Covering checked the decline before midday and the market rallied or points during the middle ses- sion.
 Partly as a result of firm spot report and partly owing to reports that local stocks were to be reduced some hooV 70 10000 bales as @ resultt of shipments rom here to New Orleans for delivery on neaiby contracts there. Later, however. the mar ket eased off again under official confirm ation of more or less general rains In Texas which were reported privately early in the day and the market closed within a couple of points of the lowest.
 Receipts at the ports today lo,l16 bal aRainst 4,iS3 last week and S.s6A last ys c For week estimated 2S.00o bales again 25572 last week, and s6.f0S last year Ie- days receipts at New Orleans S60 bales; against 2,0S4 last xsar and at Houston SIS bales, against 2.327 last year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
nr.nrtna. snrwer.

Bessemer, July 9.-The COTS oI slI1 gineers from. the United states Geo , logical Survey has arrived in ene nis T, trict and will do considerapie wS. atS,S s : this vioinity in the way of Seekips levels and drawing lines for use Tn tns department of the government.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
s--Indicates Fise. -IndicateE faIL


 River Forecast. The Coosa and Alabama will rise sllkot- ly or remain stationary.
 
 weather Conditions.
 (F0r Past a Hours.l The barometer Is highest over stretch of country extending from western Kansas through east Tennessee. The slow down. flow of cool air from this area of high has caused showers throughout the cotton belt and northward to New England and the lower Lake region, the rainfaH being eiightly excessive at Tampa. Fla. and lo- caiiy fsavy at scattered points In M eastern srn. caiIy heavy at scattered points in eas@sfnA rally fair weather prevails over the ihte- rior and westward to the Pacific coast with a moderate barometric depression over Montana and the barometer rising over Oregon. Condition favor partly cloudy 10 cloudy weather, with occasional showers ID this section tonight and Tuesday
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24 hours ending a. na.. 18th
 meridian time.
 Montgomery. Ala. July g. 1S06.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
Nrxn xnRK rRnuuCE.

New York, July s.--Flour steady with moderate trading.
 Cotton seed oil steady; prime crude f'o'b' mills z7c; nominal new crop 31h@5sc.
 coffee spot Rio steady; No. Invoice TTi Sugar i. raw firm; fair refining sHci cen trifugai 96-test 3%c; molasses sugar Sc; refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
Interinr NFnvenirnt.

gross receipts 4fs; shipments 40i: stock tF POI
 Augustaa-steHdy. II t-iee; not receipts 31. stock 55.
 Memphis-Quiet. 1oKc; net receipts 1s; gross reccfpts 1i3: shipments TIT; sales 125: stock 1e. .0ae
 St Loais-Qniet 1oMc: net receipts s7; gross receipts s92; shipments s49: sales n: stock 27.55e
 cincinnatt--Net receipts s41: gross TO- cefpts 641: shipments 50; stock 6,972
 Louisville--Firm, 1i1&c.
 Total tq1ay-ANet receipts 1894; gross receipts 3,244; shipments 2.S5S: sales 227; stock S5. .4os
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
Nrrr nRLEANs COTTON.

New Orleans. July 9.-Spot cotton eio1eu ia were s1 bales on the spot and eight to a'7 rive, a total of Ss bales. ...,.-. .... 4
 Futures opened quiet and steady; TWO 10 eight points under Saturdays close oa-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
Total Movement.

Total today at all ports. net 10.fss; ship nents to Great Britain s.s5s: to France 455; to continent 6.961; stock 253.667
 Consolidated at all ports, net l3, 743; ship Fnents to Great Brftain as.S40: to FFaiee 455: to continent s,4S2. .s..,.sa,. is0; shipments to Great Britain 2.79s.s7S; to France 709ss2; to continent 2,sS7.s1s: 10 Japan 1i7.360; to Mexico 2,7s4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
COTTON LETTER.

By Private Wire to c. O. AbeEcf0imbie
 And Cumpany.
 New Orleans, July S.--Easier mar kets prevailed today in consequence of general heavy rains west of the Missis- sippi River, particularly in southwest ern Texas, over Sunday, soaking rains having occurred in nefghborhood of San Antonio where the precipitation amounted to more than three Inches
 The usual weekly crop reports pub lished by the press in advance of the issuance Of the governments weekly weather report, due tomorrow. were
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York, July 9--The markef Iof coIs. prices DIT in response to steady cables. ,,ts,t Rgt ecSttsrsd iid1tidation in the absence of prompt demand while later cables from Havre also reported a decline to the clossnk cciossd steady at unchanged prices to decline of five points. Sales of the day were re- ported of is.SSo bags, sO@s es September ...' '''%-e an December s.s. s''s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

der the influence of bearish crop reports prices saEEed. but before the closing rallied somewhat from the lowest. The close was steady with prices three 10 thirteen points net towsr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

Port Eads, July 9.--Arrlved: stgs.. stein Nor Knudsen. Puerto Cortez; Copnus. Ann. Kemble. New York; Olympia. Br,, Halt. Port Barrios via Belize: Amphrlte.
 sailed Str. Fl Paso. Ann. Patton. New
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

tered points in eastern ana middle sasterh @'s' FRANK. F. cHAFFEE.
 Section Director. Weather BarsAa-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
wANsAs rTTy TTvr sTOCK

Kansas City, July 9--CattIe, receipts !B,- oB0 including 5000 Southerns. Market steady Corn fed steers strong; others steady to 1oc lower Calves 2sc lower .-.n.. A..sn. a.nA ArAaaad
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
REMARHs:

Nh important changes have occurred. Rain mas fallen over all portions of the belt. and has been locally heavy at scat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
THE METAL MARKETs.

New Yoga, July s--There vas sharp decline Tn the London tin market: spot fl declined fl to ft67 Is Sd, Locally lower in sympathy with foreign break at Ss7. 25 Q 1a7, 50.
 Copper 2s Cd lower in London: spot fs1 7s sd: futures fS0 Is Cd. Locally dull and nominal; lake SIS. 50G a sls. %: electrOlytic
 Lead unchanged SIS. 25a$is. .s2A. De- cifned ss Cd to Ef6 Is Cd in London.
 Spslter Unchanged at f26 17s Sd abroad
 Iron higher in England standard foundry sos Sd; Cleveland warrants sos 4Md. Local ly the market was unchanged; No i foun- SIS S5; No foundry southern SIT 500 SIS 00: No do SIT .0o4s1T.50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

New orleans. July s.-Cleared: strs.. Me aragua Nor sareussen, Jacksonville: Hud- dersfIeid Er, Owen. Gristobal. Canal Zone. Panama; Atlas. Nor. Larsen. Ceiba-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET. New orleans, July 9.--Sugar steady; open kettle centrifugai 8 D3 7-16es centrifHsal veilow 3M03&c seconds 203Ac.
 Molasses firm Syrup 25 @30o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
LOCAL COTTON MARKEq

NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES:
 New Orleans, July s.--Cotton futures ctos- @d steady on the New Orleans Cotton Ex- chanra today. Quotations raneeo As tol~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
MARINn NExNG

Mobile, July 9.-Arrived Strs.. Colorado. smith, New York; Mobila. Cub, Webb. Ha- vana; Eortheliffe, Br.. Jones. Alglres: Der hfcfa Br., Faulkner Pensacola.
 Cleared: Str. SuldaL Nor. Ellington. Ar~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. July s.--spot cotton in limited demand. prices two points lower.
 American nitadling fair .e.62 Good Iniddfing ....6 5z MiddIfng .,. k..-. ...- ..... .... .s..e IF low nffddifnE .... .... s... .94 (5ood ordinary .. .... ..s. .... ....s. 74
 The sa.ee os inc day were s.66o6 baies of which 800 were for speculation and export and Included 4.60e American. RsceIptts 5000 bales, including 2.700 American,
 Futures opened easy and closed easy. American fnfddiing g.o.c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10

NFarirnurn Temperature for day. s7 deg. Minimum temperature for day, 5S deg, s Normai temperafure for day, S2 deg. Accumuiated def. since Jan. 1, 206 deg Av. relative humid. for day. ee per ct. Total rainfall since Jan. l. zT.lS incnes'
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
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