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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-15

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Old state House Reproduced.
Massachusetts is erecting a re-
plica of the old State house at
Boston. This will be d fine illus
tratiOn of the joining of hands
between the sections when the
Massachusetts State house is
erected on Virginia soil. and is
the mecca for visitors from the
North. as well as the South.
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The Bible class will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the Temple. DR.. Simon
VIII preside.
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Mr. and Mrs NJ Pach are visiting
in New York and Philadelphia for a
month
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Jewett are the guests
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Mrs. Eugene Behrend will be al home
Wednesday at 1871 Eighth street north
west.
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George HELEN left Washington yester-
day for his shooting box. in North Caro-
lima. for a two weeks stay.
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Miss Ethel Chase returned yesterday
10 Bryn MaWr. where she is attending
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. b.
Chase.
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Miss Helene D. Engel, who has been
spending the past three weeks in New
York city. Is nov visiting her cousin.
Mrs. Maurice Engel, at her country
home, Port Washington. Long Island.
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Mrs. Rheine. of 2252 n street. has as
her guest Mrs. William Rosendale. OF
Providence, r. ].
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OF Mrs JeWett's mother. Mrs. Hume. OF
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Jewett is III with typhoid fever
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Cash quotations wsrs as follows:
|. NAVAL. STORES REVIEW.

Savannah, July i0.--(Special. )-While the local spirits of turDentine market display ed no marked eharaGsristios m tne Pas. ,s. CT levels and while there were soma lew spasmodic fluctuations wh'"h resulted in marginal gain, this was b z of temporary nature and the week end .onnd tae article ruling at a quarter cent below. the DrevioS9
 Durine the waek--that is in the first few days-considerable accumulattons were lett in factory hands. This caused something of an insecure feeling for one or two days but the situation was cleared up just before the final call of yesterday when a well known exporter bought every avahapie cask In sight. Considerable turpentine was placed in iocd tanks durins the week as
 The opening on Wednesday. July srd. was firm at b7c. The close yesterday was firm at 56Ac. oea ...,,.. week 4.6l6; month s.072: season e3.s20.
 The export- were: Tuesday 1A7 casks; week 2.s3l: month 3.104: season 47.oe4 For eign for the week 1.21o. Sales total 4'zs4. Stock 22.6lb. .
 lower grades anu in the Daies the demand was rather limited owing to the facs that producers are holding the better grades at points of production The genera, sSa,, tsena rao was recorded. Quotations at the close yes terday were: water white s6. 95 Q SC 0C; window glass s5 95: N $5. s5; M S5:55; K $5 90; $5. %; H s4.S0Q90; c ~, N,IOQ65; Y $4.s5QS5; B s4.sS@6O: Ds4.2o@2s; C1A S3 .950$4. 02h.
 The statistics: - .,.
 Receipts: Tuesday 4.037: week 14s073; month l9.sI4; season 15s.965.
 The exports: Tuseday s5S; week 1LSd9:
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-11
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
Corrected Daily.l

Corrected Daily.) These prices are at wholesale and not to stsSesMcorn sGcsO@sSni se1oc; standard goods pearl 4hc; gloss lump 4c; nickel goods Lard-Leat lie: compound shc: basis Rice-Extra fancy head 7e: fancy head sHSfo SrSasa 9Ss vir:inIs 5npsp sos vinegar--Per gallon l4022c.
 coffee-Green common sh @1oc; prime csndies~stick sMc: fancy 7@ ioc Crackers-xxx Soda GAO: XXX Ginger snaps 7c.
 SardineS-American mustard SS. .A0s -oil Grits-Per bbl 8. s5; per sack s1.sS. Meal-7ss; pearl sss; peerless ls% S1 s1s; Fioar-Bssis FLSnaBis'SS Barrels: high patent ss. 50; faosy afs,h Psleat ana HayBran na shorts sic: white ssc: white clipped s4: timothy Fruit and Produce-Potatoes q. % bu. onion s125 pu.; apple and white wine vine gar 1sc gal; fancy full cream cheese. dai- sies lsc: fancy H. F. peanuts 7hc; lemons extra fancy s5.75: fancy ss :oo box; evapo- rated apples l lb cartoon shc ib.: pEuns: sao o DO SGAss navy S beans this years % srop per bu cucumbers $1.50; squashes s1 .75 tomatoes t-basket carriers VI: egg plants :. cantaIoupes, crate S1.75@$2.25; watermel. ons s12M @sl5 @s2o hundred.
 Wool~ciean asMc; bury wool 1aMo to 15c; washed wool zoe. Hides-Dry Hints 16: dry salted 13c; Cotton Seed Meai--2s. %.
 Molasses-Georgia Cane. barrel ssc pei gallon; cases, gallons s3 per case: maple syrup Log Cabin, gallons sl4; h gallons q 50; quarts $4. 26 per doz
 Chickens-Hens s5c: fryers 2b@soc; broil' E0s
 sugar-Granuiated Chc; F. Y. c. 5Nc. Eggs-12Mc per dozen.
 Country butter--12h hc per ID.
 Cora spot: American new mixed steady
 ST. LOUIS CLOSING MABaErs. St. Louis July 10.-The St. Louis grain markets today ranged as follows; July 90. nominal: range ssR to soH. Dec ss% asked: range s5A to ssh6&. May .ooh bid'
 Sept. Ss% @s4 bid; range tsh to 5sMesA, Dec. 5lMi range 51 to s1&-, May 52H bid.
 July 4sM bid: range none. Sept. s9 bid range Ss% Q to ss' May May; ts@H Bid.
 NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET. Kettle i" i; eentrifuSai M@s%c: centrifusa yellow 3A @A%c: seconds 2& @3xc. Molasses quiet: new syrup 30@34o.
 TREASURY BALANCES.
 Washington. July 10.- Treasury balances .$zo5.SI4.S1l Gold oIS09OS'
 MEMPHIS COTTON OIL.
 Memphis. July 1o.-Cotton seed oil: un. changed.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. July 1o.-Gotton seed oil prime 54o.
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H. 6 B. BEERS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to c. c. Abercrembie
 Co.,, S2 Commerce. ht.

By Private Wire to c. G. Abercrembie c
 Co.,, 32 Commerce. NJ.
 New Orleans. July lo.--rhere was more activity in the market today but at the ex- pense of values. reaction of about 25 as Ir low as Iz.Os on official reports or bene- ficisl rains in Okiahoma. Indian Territory. and in Texas. where rains continued ing ing 'V very y heavy. and there We're scattered showers in other sections of the belt. par tieularly in Loufsiana and Arkansas. where moisture was said to be wanted. Another feature of importance. and which had much to do with bringing about the decline in cotton today was the published report of The Galveston Dallas News. wherein 1t was stated that the increase in acreage for Tex his year was s.1 per cent. over that of last year. for Oklahoma. an increase Of per cent. and a decrease Of per cent. for the Indian Territory: the combined increase for Texas and the two territories averaging an increase Of e.l per cent. oyer last years decrease for Texas in acreage by districts compared with one year ago is given as fol- East Texas ss; South Texas los: West Texas and Northwest Texas 153: Middle West Tex as l0s: Southwest Texas Ills. This state tion in acreage in east Texas and central Texas. and there has been no increase in the Northern part of the State. due no doubt, to inability of farmers to take care of the originally intended acreage in the northern half of the state owing to the wet and cold planting season, wnicn' 1, rom an o,,. appsAr
 
 great deal of cotton land in the central and eastern portions of the state. the reduction being per cent. in central Texas ana IT per cent. in east Texas
 The increase appears to be confined alto gether. although south Texas shows an inc crease of per cent. in the western por- tion of the state. a new and uncertain cot ton district, and. according to our advices where the crop is worse off than in any other section of the state. in some places it being practically failure. the rains hay, ing been delayed too long to De or material benefit In the matter of the condition of crops of Texas and the territories. The Texas Journal reports them to be inferior to the crops at this Aslate last year by 2l 9 per cent. in Texas and per cent. in Okla homa and Indian Territory. which is very important feature when it ia considered that all the reported increase in acreage in Tex as Is confined to the arid districts of the plains of the state.
 states that they are doing more or less damage in io9 counties and districts. Yours truly,
 C. a. ARERCROMBIE & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-11

September dsiivery showed . net loss of hW Ac. Corn was . shade higher. oats were up %c. Provisions were {. shade to
 The soysrnmsnt report was made public fifteen minutes prior to the close of the wheat on Julx i. as 7s.s compsrsd with pared with ss.7 on June l. The figures on siasrsd Lallisn inasmuch as the greatest damage. 1t is claimed. has taken place since June | Immediately following the i,ed sharply. prices advancing atout le in less thas five minutsA The sharp upturn. however. ind.esd free realizing realizing and . pSSs loss lication of the report. the market was weak chiefly because of weather conditions Tn this country and on the expectation r snat ish nature. Trading was dull for the great CT part of the day. The close was easy. Ae lower at s5Ac to ssKc. sold off to s4Nc. and then advanced to ssb Q hc The close was at stke 10 lls.20o bushels. Primary receipts were 447.ooo. against sss.ooo bushels for the same
 Einneapoiis. Duluth and Chicago report ed receipts of 29a ears against 3ss last week and 2ss yaar ago.
 The corn market was weak early m tns raip throughout the corn belt The mar ket became more firm on good buying by sAsn susS fse,or las. in .hs say mated the corn crop on July to be so.s against s7.5 on the same date one year ago The closa was steady.
 September opened Nc higher to Ac lower at 54Ac to 55c. sold off to 54A hc ana closed at 51& g5sc. Local receipts "efe
 Oats were strong nearly all day Elevator interests were actiys buyers. The firmness was largely due ts cror damage reports. The government crop report indicated the condition on July l, to be St compared with S1.e on June l.
 September opened a shade to A@ Mc higher at 39Nc to 4okc. sold between 3s%o and 70 Ac and closed at 40A O hc. Local re- ceipts were B ears
 Provisions were extremely quiet ana the market easy because of a sc decline Tn the price of live hogs At the close pork was off l0c at Sis 25, Lard was a shade lower at sS. s5 Q ss.s71A Ribs were 2A @sc lower at sS. 62h @$s.66.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat IS cars: corn ITS cars; oats S7 cars: noss 2s.000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-11
THE STOCK MARKET

New York. July Ao.--Ths squeeze in the money market came as expected and. indeed. inevitable with the with drawal of government deposits from of s1.0oo,Ooo gold for shipment to France aEgravated the effect of the money disturbance as the rise in money rates and the fall in foreign exchange had aroused hopes that the gold export the scalding down of the reserves had some part in forming the retreat of the party committed to the long side Of the markets. Foreign houses sent orders to this market and were report over the Union Pacific bond offering and the friction between this country and Japan. The publication of cordial expressions over the arrival of the Jap about the time a sharp rally in prices was in progress late in the afternoon. The small number of subscriptions to the new bond issues naturally eased the demands but the return of deposits into the sub-treasury depleted supplies to such an extent as to run the money rate up to per cent quite early in the day. The filing of the, governments suit against the American Tobacco New York public utiiities commission to probe the local traction merger served to keep alive the sentiment of apprehension over government activi- ties against the corporations. The re- ductiop in the price of copper was af- fected the decline in prices. The gov ernment report offered no help to stocks.
 The first report of the years crops was of a poor showing. The improve ment in the condition of the winter wheat was less than hoped for and the falling off in the condition of spring wheat was unfavorable. The covering of shorts to take profits reduced the losses somewhat but the closing was easy. Bonds were easy. Total sales, par value. $1,327,000. U. s. 4s de- alined 1-4 per cent.
 kEw YORK CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-11

signed all the commission buildings on the Tsthmus. is only thirty-three years of age.
 The Designing Engineer for the locks and appurtenant works at Gatun, MT. Cornish. is only thirty-one years old
 The Panama Railroad, during the absence of MT. Bierd. Is being man aged by Mir. Budd. who is but thirty four The new Panama Railroad IS being located by two young men se- Iented by MT. Stevens. one civilian en- glneer, MT. R. W. Hebard, who is thlr- ty-one, and Lieutenant Freoerlck Mears, of the UniteS States Cavalry. who is only-twenty- eight.
 Tho Department of Labor, Quarters and Subsistence, which finds laborers in Europe. in the UnjLed States and in the West Indies, brings them to the Canal Zone and Is now housing, reed ing and caring for some SS,OOO em- pIoyes, is being managed at present by lieutenant, R. D. ood, of the United States Cavalry. who Is only twenty seven years of age.
 This is but a very small portion or the young men who are in prominent positions on the Lsthmus That they
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-11
MARKET FOR COTTON

1sew York. July io.--The cotton market xens mach more active today and hao rharp decline under liquidation and bear pressure. The close was barely steady at . decline of 2o@29 points. Sales Tor the day were estimated at 5oo,o0O bales.
 cline of one to six points in the race ot fafher better Liverpool cab.-s than expect- cd and larger English spot sales. Thers Was some buying on the call, but demand was checked by the good weather report cd in the south, and lafer the market oe- came vsry weak under selling oy some oL caught on a scale down.
 Private crop reports from the South show cd some improvement in conditions and ex- pectations that with co..tinued good wealth CT. the next condition report would show n decided Improvement over the last report was probably | factor, At any rate the session and closed at practically the low est point of the day. It was reported that the local bull lead CT had sent out rather bearish opinions based on an Improvement in his crop ad- vices and inability to find prompt market Tor supplies from the local stock sea5, eat, tertng showers were reported over the pelt and the forecast was for continued shoWers which 1t was believed would be beneffciai. Wire houses with Southern connections were heavy sellers dur.~g the session. but other wise trading was believed to be chiefly for local accounts.
 against 1.171 last week and 3.79s last year For the week (estimated) 15.o0o bales. against 1s.42s last week and 27.7se ias' yesr. -
 Today's receipts at New 0fleans SIS bales against 5e3 last wear. and at Houston lf2 baies, against 42s iast year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-11

are to keep the honors they have won may be inferred from the resolution passed by the Commission this month to the effect that ability. faithfulness and long service" will bring promo tions Tn Washington, as is well known. the President is always advanc- ing young men. He explained the re- cent appointment of young Mn Garfield ed it." but the Canal Commission. if called upon to explain the promotions and positions of these young men. will say. "thev earned it."-H. F.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-11
Using Mails To Defraud.

Chicago. July 10 Frederick H. Col. win and Edwin A. Ecke were today in' dicted by the federal grand jury on the charge of using the Unit :, States mai to promote a fraud. It Is alleged thai the two as president and secretary respectively of the Boston Colorado Copper Company sold stock through. out the country ih & nAIns that wal practically worthleaA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-11
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York, July l0.-The was a further decline in the price of spot tin in the London market with the position closing at flSS los or three pounds ten shillings under the final quotations of yesterday. Futures were ten shillings lower at f1S0 los. Locally weak: spot $40. S09S41,1 1s
 Copper declined one pound to f9S for spot in the London market and futures were two pounds lower at f190. Locally the market was still more or less nervous and unsettled with prices lower. Lake was quoted at s2i ST ia a S22.12h: aleetrolvtJo $21 .50@ S2l. 75; and casting $20. 50 @$21.
 Lead was dull at S5.15@$5.25 in the lO- ral market. In London lead was five shil- lings higher at f21.
 SpeIter was unchanged at f24 7s Cd In London and at SC IS ass 30 locally.
 Iron was lower in the Engiish marketi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-11
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. July 10.-The dry goods mar ket holds strong Silk manufacturers are waiting lower prices for raw silk before moving freely with their Droducts Johhers are doing a large trade for this period of the year, Knit goods iobbers and manu- facturers have arrived at an agreement as to buying, sizing and pricing different styles of products and the details will shortly be announced. Standard drills and sheetings have bene advanced Ao a yard
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-11

standard foundry was quoted at 54s Sd and Cleveland warrants 66a Sd. Locally quiet No. 1 foundry SEA. 50 Q S25. TO: No. do. SPA S2s; southern grades nominal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago. July 1O.-For the greater part of the day the wheat market was weak because of the fear that the government crop report would show an improved condi- tIon of the new crop. At the close the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-11
Interior Movement.

Houston-Duil, I3c: net seceipts 172; gross xeaerpts i7a; shipments 4S: stock 14.b03. - sk6gusta--Steady. 13hc; shipments 49; Memphis-~steady. Is s-1sc: net receipts e4: gross receipts 25s; shipments s66: sales z5e: stock 55.591.
 s37; shipments LIST: stock 1416S.
 Cincinnati-Net receipts 294: gross re- reipts 2s4; shipments 1T2: stock B.64e.
 Louisvilie-Firm. 13Hc.
 Total today-Net r~.ipts E30; gross re- eeipts 1.o61. shipments 2.273: sales 29s: stock 100.510.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-11
REMARKS.

T-Indicatss inappreciabls rainfall s--For yesterday. t-For 24 hours en4- ing 6 am. 76th Meridian time.
 REMARKS.
 Temperaturss have remained stationary. except day tenperatures are about eight de- grees lower in Oklahoma. Scattered rains fell in ali districts. being locally heavy In portions of Louisiana and north-centrai NoTE-The average maximum and mini- mum temperatures and the average rainfall ere made up It each 6sntsr from the actual number of reports received The "state of weather Is that prevailing at the time of ahsagvaticA.
 F. P. cHAFFEE,
 Section Director. Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-11
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECAST.

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECAST.
 The barometer continues about normal sor slightly above. over the eastern belt. While fair weather now prevails in South Atlantic and gulf coast districts, scattered showers have fallen in all cotton states. the rainfall being moderately heavy in portions of Lou isiana and .north-central Texas. in advance of low barometer area central southeast of Fl Paso. Scattered showers have ai- so occurred from the Missouri valley east ward to the north Atlantic coast An area of relatively high barometer over the north ern plateau region is giving fair weather in western districts. Temperatures have fallen slightly to the south Of the Ohio riv- CT, and generally remained nearly stationary elsewhere. Conditions now favor partly cloudy weather in this section tonight. with showers during Thursday.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 Montgomery, Alabama. for the 24 hours ending at am. 18th Meridian TimA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-11
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

GaIveston-steady. 1sc: net reoe' Is ts: gross receipts 4S: sales 24l: stock 33,02S; shipments coastwisa 2.7S9. New Orleans-Steady. 13c: net receipts SIS; gross receipts BPS: sales 400: stock bl,- 1es: shipments to continent 3.549: coastwiss e9S- Mobiis--Easy. 12hc; net receipts Il: gross receipts Il; sales 100: stock s.047 shipments
 Savannah-Steady. I2hc; net receipts z0l: gross receipts 201: stock 21.se3: ship ments to Great P~'tajn 1.213.
 <harieston-N met receipts 2s2: gross receipts 2e2: sto@ 1856.
 wiiminxton--Net receipts fl: gross re- neipts IL: stock 45&
 Norfoik--Firm. 13kc: net receipts 6s: gross receipts 6S: sales 195: stock 17,619; shipments coastwtse 4s1.
 Baitfrnore-Nom., 13hc: stock 6.901 !; shipments coastwise 1,250.
 New Yorl-Quiet, IS 20: gross receipts L. 237; stock 17s.s03.
 Bostsn--ouiet. 1s.2o: net receipts ss: gross receipts 6S.
 PhiladeIphis-ouiet 1s.4C: gross receipts B0: stock 1.31s.
 San Franoisco-Nst receipts 1644: gross receipts 1,e44; shipments to Japan 1.644.
 Port Townsenc-e receipts 35: gross re- eeipts a5: shiDments to Japan 35.