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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-09-23

For fancy mantels. tile and CRATES.
also wall paper. See n. w. Vogel,
1t9 s. Main street. 9.l7-3t
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-09-23

He bears misery best who hides II
most.-Greek.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
nosrooNrsx CURRENT oUorAr1oNs.
tCerrectsd D.ily.,

These prices are at Wholesale and nst ts stsSsS-corn seieo; standard reeds Pearl Ahe: gloss lump shei nickel soods Lsrd--Lssf 100: compound %; bssis Rics--Exra fancy head :xe; fancy Assd sait-Iaverpooi si.is; Virginia eoe; Lou vinsssr-Psr gallon isosse.
 coffee-oreen common sk 0iec; prime sk Q 100: choice I1Qise; fancy is0f4Ke. candies--xxx Soda shos XXX ginger ssrdinss--Amsricaa mustard ss.ss, x-ou Hisid.s-Dry Hints seioc; dry saised Ia sc; green hides s@ses green saited se, " wSssoi~cissr ise, bury seiis; w..A.a Sssi.-s.sndara csc; watsrsreuna sse: rfF FTuis snda ana Produos-rancy lemon, .sa. per box s3.7s; Irish potatoes per busheI yi. 20: onions yellow globes q 3s; fan D;sss Dsssessss ne asv fssss psss:s.s ssss ss pr Tomatoes q .so; Snap Beans stand. ,i: chsees-Fnii cream, daisies lsKc; sinsiss ishc; 1 ID. cuts square He.
 rsss ans RsraS as ss H.ss ..ss sess. sa;s sinothy hay sis :0s; Johnson sFsss 7so; A. iAi, Prime Cotton CO seed sSaai sas. .os, sacked cotton seed hulls sfs ton.
 Motassee--Gsorsia cane. bbL Soo gallon, caseA gallons ts .bo per case; maple syrup Log Cabin Brand, gallons s1&; K gallons s7.5a; quarts s4. as per doz
 c1sickens-Hens ss04oc; frysrs a5@soci sasar-oranuistsd sNei F. Y. c. sKe.
 EeEs--1zhc.
 Country Buttsr-iso per h.; Jersey but ter 1Bc.
 Baggins--New juts 30 or 30 yd. pieces 10. s&e: 1< 10. shc; new sugar sack iE ib. fNc; ID. sMci second hand sugar Ties-Nsw Arrow sl .is.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
NEWS OF BENTON.


 Benton, July 11.-(Special. )-Wiliie Staggers and Newton Staggers are talk ing a special course in the Selma Mill itary Institute from which school they were graduated last June.
 Mrs. V. L. Beers and daughters, Louise and Vera, spent Monday in Sel- ma.
 Under the new law the chairman of the Board of Trustees called . meeting July for the election of trustees. and the following were elected for the en- suing term: R. J. Staggers, Chair man; J. B. Clements. Secretary; H. S. DeBardeleben. Assistant Secretary.
 Mrs. F D. Rolen has returned from a pleasant visit of several days in Selma.
 Miss Emmett Bostwict of Marion Is visiting Mrs. J. B. Clements.
 Miss Brownie Staggers spent several days in Selma the guest of the Misses Ford.
 A doubIe-header game of baseball will be played here Tuesday between old Town and Lowndesboro and another
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
THE STOCK MARKET

New York, July li--The speculative tone today lacked decision and the naotuations of prices were uncertain crations from one eide to the other of the market. The early advices reveal ea the needs of th bears. who put out short short contract. yesterday on lsrser of the profit taking saies When prices rallied today with the help of the short covering the sales to take pronts were renewed and the bears. sales The motive underlying the seil-
 ing was the realizing on, account of the adjournment of the Democratic Conyention. earlier purchases having
 mand for securities with the compie-
 tions.
 There was was littIe news bearing on
 for additional consideration, feature
 being some increase in the demand for
 six months loans carrying. over the
 s, nna oa the year. While the present
 attraction for these day to day accom-
 modations, apparently the Ia per
 cent rate for six months loans seems
 Dqnx;.snn Sqfi,disnrly rsssonasls to induce some
 riod in consideration of possible light
 ening of the money marekt during the
 fall The firm tone Of the foreign er- cHdh&D lHnfAst N ~ E8te near tuS kOa0
 export level and the Knowledge that
 Berlin is still offering extra Induce ments 10 secure gold, kept alive the question of a renewed gold outgo, The strength in the grain markets initiated against the stock market and there was no efKective recovery from the secondary weakness. Intifn- ations of decline in the banking sur plus to be shown by the bank state mant were heard before the market closed. The decrease In cash shown by the statement of averages must be attributed to the carried over effect of last weeks withdrawals by the
 trust companies to meet their added
 obligation to maintain cash reserves,
 those institutions gaining this week
 sS,000.000 in cash in addition to last
 weeks acquisition of s1s.soo,0oo In contrast with the loss in cash shown by the averages the catual condition of the banks shows a cash gain oe $f.300,600, which ia almost twice as great as the gain indicated by the weeks currency movement A re-rrans- fer of funds from the trust companies. seems to be indicated by this Item. A free expansion of loans is shown from all points of view. United States de- posits have decreased during the week some ss.3oo.o00. Bonds were irregu- lar. Total sales, par value e1,456,o0e. United States two's have declined 3-sc on call during the week.
 CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
REMARKS.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, JuIy ll-tngn Temperatures In the Northwest caused a strong tone in the local wheat market at the close today. mai quotations on the septem- Der delivery being up l-2@s-sc. Corn was up l-S@1c. Oats were 1 1-Sc higner and provisions shade to 2f 1-zc higher.
 Trade in the wheat pit was active and the market was nervous the great CT part of the day. sentiment throuk- the session was buliish. The chief factor in the situation was the con- tinuation of dry. hot weather in the kota. Higher prices at Liverpool, how ever. had considerable infiuence. The possibility that rains might dIspel be- fore Monday the torrid wave in the spring wheat country brought out lib- eral evening up sale by local holders and this tended to keep the market in an unsettled condition. There was a bulge of approximately one cent at the opening. due to general buyins based on the hot weather and firm ca- bles, but prices soon eased off on profit taking. Covering by shorts late in the day caused a firm close. September 90@90 3-Sc. sold oft to S9 5-s@24 and then advanced to 90 s-Sc. The close was at SUc.
 The corn market was strong all day houses and shorts. There was liberal realizing at times but all offerings were readily absorbed. Firm cables. small receipts and an active demand for the cash grain were the principal strengthening factors. The market closed strong. September opened 1-4W SIS to 101 1-Sc. higher at "A 1-S@f4 7-sc. sold between 74 and 7sc and closed at "A 3-sc.
 Oats were firm all day because of the strength Of corn and of the continued hot weather in the Northwest. De- niand was active and general and sell ing was mainly by local holders. Sep tember opened at l-4@3-4c higher at 41@ 41 1-zc and closed at fl 7-Sc.
 Extremely small receipts of live hoKe at Western packing centers brought out an active demand for pro- visions which resulted in a strong mar ket all day. The strength of caorss grain helped to augment buliish sen tlment. At the close September pork was up 27 1-2c at &1e,T 1-2. Lard was a shade higher ct es.65. Ribs were 1-5@1oc higher at ss.o7 1-2@ S91o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans. July l1.-Spot cotton was etaady with prices unchanged. Midd1ing He Sales were 200 on the spot and 2eo to arrive
 Futures opened quiet and steady, two tn five points below the close yesterday. largely due to unfavorable Advices from Liverpool where the opening was poor. Fol- towing the opening the impetus given by reason Of lack of offerings and the indiffer- anee Of shorts to the course of the mar ket soon caused somewhat marked ad- sance
 There was very little selling in the mar kef and better demand combined with khia feature to aid in the advance. which soon hskame general before the close os Eha half day session.
 AZ the close, which was very steady ths active months were sixteen to seventeen points above the close of yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
Embe.aIer Arrested.

Columbus, O., July il.-Governor Harris received word from Acting Sec retaFy of State Adee at Washington today advising him of the arrest at Santos. Brazil. of Antonio s. Bonelli. an Italian agent at Cleveland. who is charged with the embezzlement of esT.- 900. which, 1t is stated. was entrusted to him for shipment to Italian elni- grants In this country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
IN HoNoR oF plrss monIrz.
Dance in DemOpoIis for AFont~omerv
 Young Wo4,am


 Young Woanan.
 Demopoiis, July Ii.--(Special y--Miss corinna Funkenstein was hostess at a german given Thursday evening in the Eiks' Hall in honor of her guest Miss Hilda Moritz of Montgomery.
 The pemopolis orchestra dispensed delightful music for the occasion and large number of young people were present Dancing was enjoyed until late hour, when the guests were ush- cred into the dining hall. where deli cious refreshments were served
 Miss Katie Abrahams left Thursday morning for Asheville. N. C., where she will spend the remainder of the summer visiting her aunt.
 It Is runlored that the friends of Governor Conner of this county will present the name of Judge James M. Miller to the Governor for appoint ment as Associate Railroad Commits. sioner to i'll the unexpired term of ]. G. Harris. deceased.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
MIR. PARKS DIES IN TEXAS.
He Was Son-fn-Lay of Mir. and BTr
 Rabb of Eyergreem.

Evergreen. July f.-(speciaI. )--Mr and Mrs. c. S. Rabb received a tele- gram this morning announcing the death of their son-in-law Cecil Parks, in pallas, Tex.
 His death was the result of an oper- atIon performed for appendicitis.
 MT. and Mrs. Rabb left today for Texas.
 Mir. Parks was for some time con- nected with The Dallas News. He married Miss Daisy Rabb. oldest daugh : ter of Mir. and Mrs. Rahb. about four years ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
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RIVER FORECAST.

7
 The coosa and upper Alabama will fall slowly; the lower Alabama will rise slightly
 WEATHER CONDITIONS.
 Light showers have occurred In the mid die and eastern cotton districts in the past 24 hours, the rainfall being heavy at Quit man. Ga Generally fair weather prevails to the east of the Rocky Mountains this morning. under the influence of nearly nor nal barometrfc pressure covering most of the eastern half of the country, and which will give continued fair weather in Ala bama tonight and sunday. The barometer is lowest over northern Minnesota. and an other How" is central over Arizona Light showers have occurred at a number Of Rocky Mountain stations. but generally fair weather now prevaiis in the western dis- trfcte.
 Temperature changes have been general Iy slight, though 1t is somewhat warmer than at the same hour yesterday in the Lake region. and in Nevada and Oregon.
 COTTON REGEON BULLETIN.
 Msntsemsry, Alabama. for the 1t hours anding as ( Anz.. 18th meridian tfme.
 Saturday. July il, 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12

Thnssday between coiiirene and Ben. ton. Den-
 Miss Mamie Howard of Bario1v x.,. is among the visitors to Benton.
 The pursuit and final killing of mad dog created considera bIe evc,.n- ment on the streets early part of Thnss- day night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
nrrxv vnRu pRnnnnr,.

prime crude nominal: do. yellow se-test $s. 70; molasses sugar Ss s4; refined steady; No. 6 $5. co; No. $4.e5; No s4.s 90; No, 9 S4s5; No. 10 S4. .75; No. Il $4.70: No. i2 S4 SS; No. IS 1l. .s0i No. l4 s4. 55; confec- tionsrs A S6 20; mould A s5,76; cut loaf S6 20; crushed $s, 10; powdered s6.6o; gran ulatad Sb. 70; cubes $5.6S,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
COTT0N'S HOLIDAY USUAL. HALF DAYS WORK FOR sATUR- URDAX UNEVENTFUL. Future Markefs Show Advance of Ten Co Fifteen Points but Local Quotations
 Are Nominal and Un-
 changed.

Saturday, the usual half holiday for cot toners, was uneventfui yesterday even more uneventful in fact. than the preceding days of the week. Tn the future markets. howev- CT, there were advances Of from 10 to ID points.
 Montgomery spot quotations remained nominal and the same. 10 15-l6c being nam ed as the price for middling with strict gntddline a-1eo higher There was no trad 1nE,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
NEW YoRK COTTON.

New York. July 1.-The cotton marke eaossd with prices thre to twelve points higher.
 asalnsf s5bf last week and 2,22s last year. For the week (estimated) 30,000 bales, against S3,2Sz last week and i0,361 last year.
 Toaayss receipts at New Orleans sol bales. against 427 last year. and at Houston E9f bales, against s9e last year.
 Futures o2ened steady and closed very
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
eT IoFJIs pnODuoE.

St. Louis July il.--Fiour firm. Red win ter s. patents < sto@sS; extra fancy and Hay steady; timothy sie0si4.so; prairie $9 O $it.
 Iron cotton ties s1.oe. Bagging 7Ne.
 Hemp tWine To.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
NEW YoRK RnNna

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
NAVAL STORES.

Savannah. July fI-Turpentine firm 3s%c; sales 1.oo1; receipts sss; shipments Resin firm: sales s.o4s: receipts 2,sso; shipments 3s5; stock 120. sos. Quote: ABc $2 s5; D S3 %; $3.15; FG ga 30; H ss;ss; I s!:io: ss.eo: ss.so: we Ss4s; wv SC. 50.
 Charleston. July ti.-Turpentins steady. Rosin quiet: ,ABc s2.7s@7E; D s2.ss@ $3 %; E 8. .05 @1o; F ss.15@20; c a. 20 O 25; H S3.s5@75; s4- O0@0E; K S5 Io01B: M s5.so; N seoo@io; VIC ss.ss: wv SC. 70.
 wilmington. July 1i.-Spirits turpentins 37Mc; receipts IS casks
 Resin steady $2 50; receipts p4.
 Tar firm s1 50; receipts SO barrels
 Crude turpentine firm $2.00; s2.7o and 93.f5i receipts 30-
 New orleans. July I1.--Receipts 2s2 bar- rels rostn; 90 barrels turpentina,
 Exports mona.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
New York Banks Continue to Show Increass < fin RRaNpvaa-


 in Reserves.
 New York, July 1.-The statement of the clearing house banks for the week shows that the banks hold s47.053.25e more than the requirements of the 25 per cent. reserve rule This Is decrease of S7.642. .05O in the proportfonate cash reserve as compared with last week. The statement follows: Loans $i,255. 7i3, 800. increase 3i4,sl6 300 Deposits $1,32s. 1900, 200. increase S7,s2s 900 Circulation Sss, Is9, 500, decrease s27O 200 900.
 Specie sso1, lsl 900. decrease ss,Isa,7oe Reserve s37s,12s,s 800. decrease $S.esl 7eo Reserve required sss2.o7b.05o. increase s1,- s57,350.
 Surplus s47.o5s. 2so, decrease s7.s42o5e Ex-U. S. deposits $50. .232 250, decrease ss.- e6s. .426. V The percentage of actual reserve of the clearing house banks at the close of busi- ness yesterday was 2s.9T The statement of banks and trust companies of Greater New York not members of the clearing house shows that these institutions hold aggre- gate deposits of Ss9I, s4e. 900; total cash on hand ss7,7i3,s0o and loans amounting to s905. 100.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
Nrw ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.

hhies 4go; receipts 304; stock 53,5s4.
 Low ordinary, nom .. s.-. sac OrAinary .... .... ...... s-ise Good ordinary s'.. tAc Low mfddiing sss.ss ....loc Mfddling .sss .... ss....ll TIC Capd m5ddling .... ss.-..tl l-lec Kidding fair .-.. ..li lb-l6s Eair. nom ,... ......-.lz s-lse
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
C0FFTE MARKEr.

New York. July I1.-The coffee market opened steady, unchanged to decline of five points, this being In keeping with the which showed little real feature of any sort Trading as dull and the Iistlessnass after the start continued without further change, The market closed steady net unchanged to decline Of five points. with sales of 57So bags, including:
 July .,.. .... .... ..,...e. % oeptemper.... s... ssss.ss.b. 90 pecember..s ..'.......s....,k.e DO sa. c;,s:; an. ;,, ss 6 5-ise; Santos No. sNei mild quiet: eeF- dova 9A 0teMc. a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
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New York. July 1.-The dry goods mar ket was generally quiet for the day but prices held fairly steady. Staple cotton goods were ordered a little better by job- bers Burlaps were quiet Linens were in fair demand for quick shipments. White goods were ordered cautiously.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
I1vERPooI rnrrnN

Liverpool, July f1.--Closing Cotton spot dull; prices eight points lower:
 American middiing fair. |. .... .. .s 90 SSoy9 miuoing ... 6. 54 s1tnuitns s. 26 .SVW mioulinB ...s s.ss s..s ...s..... ,b .SS Good ordinary .... .... ... ..5 20
 rnaiy t',. ...., :... .... .:..... :,4.s0 which POO were for speculation and export and Included 1.500 American. Receipts i,00o bales, no American.
 Futures opened easier and closed quiet: Suiy-Aukust .... .s.s .....s ..b.69 August September .... ..,. .. ..s 33h September October .... .... Bish S.cloDeI I7hoNehoer ..5.0S November December ...5 .02k Decemoer-January .... 4 99i1 January February .... .... ..,, l s7x Feoruary- March .s.s .... .4.es MarSn-Aprh ssss ..4.s9 Aprit-Mdy s.....A 9aM
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.
 New Orleans, July l1.--cotton seed oil; i; prime 46c,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
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THE METAL MARKETs.

New York. July 1.-The metal markets were comparatively narrow and without change from yesterdays quotations
 Tin continued quiet and easy at s2s.753 s2s 9s
 Copper developed no new features and held at sI2.7 @s7h for lake; SIP. a T5 for electrolytlc and el2. M @b0 for cast lnga.
 Lead was dull at sS.42H @4TM and spell ter quiet and firm at s4. 4.45@b0.
 There was no important transactions in lron the usual Saturday dullness prevail ing with prices unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12

T--Indicates inappreciabls rainfall s--FoF yesterday. 9-For st houFa ending . am. 18th meridian time.
 NoTE-The average maximum and mini mum temperatures and the average rainfall are made up at each center from the &C., tnal number of reports received The state se weather" Is that prevailing st tiuas es phsarvatiea.
 REMARK. Light showers have occurred in some Of the middle and eastern districts, and a heavy rain has fallen at QuIman. Ga. Tenn peratures have risen very slightly in near ty all districts.
 FRANK F. SHAFFER 3
 section Director. V. A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
eT TOTTTe 0RAN-

St. Louis, July 11.--(speeial. )--Ths St :. Louis grain markets today ranged as fol- lows:
 ssH bid. Sept ssMA; range Ss to ssN Dec. sON: range s0k to SIS.
 Corn; July 77H bid; range. September M bidi rsnge 5sMA to soh May slA bid; range e0k to 6iA bid.
 Oats; Jsiy 4s bid; range 4s. September A% bid; range lo& to 4i% bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
I.osrNe STOCK LIST.

Sales lE1lgh.l Low. Iciose Bid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12

The coosa and upper Alabama will fall slowly; the lower Alabama will rise slightly
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans, July 11.-Cotton seed of prime 4sc.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-23
q. H. HAYES OF G0LDFIELD
PURCHASES GAS PLANT

The Peoples Gas and Coke company
of Los Angeles and the Lowe Manufac-
turing company, a subsidiary, both OF
which were founded by Prof. t. s.
Lowe, inventor of the Lowe process of
making gas, were sold under the ham
mer by the sheriff several days ago.
The purchaser was G. II. Hayes, the
Goldfeld mining man, who made his
money in the Hayes Monnette lease and
who is now president of the companies,
who bought them presumably in the in
terest of these companies, for $4,000.
The properties were sold for the salts
faction of a judgment of $4,000.
A week ago, under the same judg-
ment, personal property and a portion
of the stock was sold to Hayes for
5000. The sale today included real
estate, franchise, privileges, distribut-
ing system, including pipe lines, and all
other real property of the two com
panies in this city, including the plant
where the gas is manufactured.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-23
LOTS OF HIGH GRADE FLOAT
AT CAMP ROCKEFELLER

Thomnson,s shaft. A large flow of
wa.er has been encountered and sink
inc will not be resumed until tne
nump. which was ordered several weeks
ago. is installed.
Fred Houlden of Coekings 4 Houlden'
has gone to Goldfeld, taking with MN
a number of samples from the various
properties in the camp.
G L. Scott G. Co., have received a
gasoline hoist and full equipment ioi
their shaft ON the northeastern sue %
the White Elephant. The shaft IS now
down ia feet and will be sent 10 zoo
before prosecuting is done. Unless the
LEDGE is cut at the shallower deptn' eA-
nloration work will be continued 10 the
500 level. ..s. =,
Fox Brothers have started a snaf' on
their property. They have eo0a 0asA'
inc and will go to the depths
,e;, fourteen inches wide has been
emit at a depth of ffty.five iee' ~
- prelsford's shaft, which adJoins
,hs Knott & Thompson property
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-05-23

Late dispatches from Ely say that
everything is moving along rapidly at
the big Guggenheim mines-the Nevada
Consolidated and Cumberland -E1y-and
it will not be long before both of these
properties will be regularly producing
a heavy tonnage of ore.
The big four-compartment shaft at
the Veteran mine of the Cumberland
Ely is all ready to begin active produc-
ton, while the big steam shovels on the
Copper Flat of the Nevada Consol-
idated are working day and night and
have been for two or three weeks.
The ore from the Veteran will come
from the workings of this mine through
te new shaft, and when nee the work
OF hosting begins it will continue in
definitely, as there are millions of dol
lars' worth of ore already blocked out,
and these reserves are being added to
every day by the men engaged on de-
velopment work.
The Copper Flat of the Nevada Con-
solldated is ready to join its ore pro-
AUCTION with that of the Veteran at any
ume, and the big steam shovels are now
al work laying bare the copper deposits
ior Shipment to the smelter. This work
VIII be pushed night and day, and when
Tue order is given for regular shipments