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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
THE STOCK MARKET

New York. June lo.--The action of the stock market today indicated the resumption of some important opera tons on the long side. The effect was vas they rsfrained from attacks on prices or from attempts to establish lower the recently prevailing volume and the commission house buying was restrict cd to. few stocks calculated best to innuence feeling towards the whole were stiii in evidence at a few points and the advanee was uneven. leaving some important laggards. Union Pa cifc continued a leader of the upward gish movement of the Southern Pacific stocks. The latter stock was freed From the positive weakness which it showed yesterday. Northern Pacifc Pacific. It's rapid advance was ae- counted for by rumors that steps were being taken to introduce the stock to the Paris bourse in the same way as States Steer. The deniais frsm bank CTS interested that any hitch had oc- curred Tn the plaus for trading iB United States Steel in Paris. as was terday. relieved United States Steel from pressure. 1t more than recovered Its quarterly dividend during the day. The stock was helped also by the re- Ala... steel rail mills. Feeling regard Ing the steel trade continues confident and hopeful. The news overnight of rise in wages of workers for several taken as confirmatory of improving conditions in the trade. The good im- preston of metal trade conditions was aided by the May statistics of the Cop per Producers Association published during the day. The coppers indus trials made only moderate response to this showing. A decline in the price of copper warrants in the London mar Introduction to trading on the stock exchange of contracts for the new Att chison convertible bonds when issued was made the occasion for g bullish reports of crop conditions were regard ed favorabiy. although the need of dry warm weather for the best effect on parts of the winter wheat crop was
 There was some apprehension ex- pressed in stock market circles that the recent course of litigation against the Anmerican Am sugar refining company the. Federal Government under the anti-trust law might revive anxiety on the part of investors in corporations sap and prejudice the movement to attract tone of the money market was of only slight deterrent effect on the specula- tion in stocks. Rates of call loans ranged from ? per cent to above that figure. The banks of England and France made verW strong returns to- day and the discount rate declined in Paris while the Paris cheque on Lon. don advanced.
 A relaxation in the pressure on New, York for gold is thus indicated. On the other side, however, a fall in New rork exchange at Chicago to par com 2 week ago shows an ebbing. of the gives the preronition of coming res quirements for the movements of the country's crops. Rates for time loans for the longer nnaturities has advanced a fraction and keener security of col. lateral in stock market loans by bank. CTS was reported. The irregularity of the market inureased as the day ad- vanced.
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value, $6,4i0,00O.
 United States bonds were unchanged on call.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
NEW YORK coTToN.

.-
 New York. June 10.-The cotton market was somewhat irregular at the start, but ruled generally firm during the middle ses- seven points higher. The opening was steady at . decline of four points to an adyance of one point July being four points lower, while the new crop was one point higher; rather better than due cables. orabie conditions in the South but advices from cotton goods circles were builish, there seeming to be comparatively little cotton offering for either spot or future delivery ate demand from spot interests. scattered covering and a little buying by houses with Southern connections.
 There was no aggressive bull support and trading did not become at all active but of ferings were very light and prices worked steadily higher until the general list showed a net advance of about s912 points with October selling st .s2 and December at 10. S4 or 20@22 points above the low level os yesterday, and within Is q 20 points of the high price for the season.
 tip that the market would be put to He before the end of the week received by considerable realizing and the market sold off from the top toward the close.
 Possibly approximations of unsettled weath- CT In the Mississippi valley based upon the ern belt and local showers in Mississippi had some influence during the day but so far as official reports went the weather ourrent in the belt during the past 2I hours was considered good.
 EoWhern spot markets officially reported early were unchanged to Hc lower.
 Receipts at the ports today 4.55s, against e,Ss4 last week and SCOT last year For the week Bs,oDo bales. against so.ss1 last week
 Todays receipts at New Orleans 2,sos bales, against 3.452 last year.
 Futures opened steady and closed ste& iy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
MARKET COLORLESS
NO COTTON OFFERED ON LOCAL
 MARKET.
Much Interest in Report in The De- creased Acreage of cotton in
 Louisiana This Season.

Strict low middling.. .. q. 10 1-4c
 Low middling.. .. loe
 The local spot cotton market ruled rather colorless yesterday with no cotton offering and consequently no sales recorded. Local spots seem to be at a premium with factors insist
 The cotton market opened yester- day morning about three points low CT but fluctuated all day within a range of a few points, July futures closing at the same figure of the day on spots with prices quoted four points higher and sales at almost 10,- 900 bales. Futures, however, in that market were little of reflecting the reactionary feeling shown by the re-
 The weather map showed generally clear with scattered beneficial show CTS in Texas. Arkansas and West Tennessee This local section was day afternoon which, however. did not interfere with the working now in progress in the fieids. Other points throughout Alabama reported
 The severe hot days lately. espe- cially after Sc much moisture for the past two weeks, have not been the very best for the young cotton stands. which are very tender. A prominent the stands had not sufficient tap root as yet to stand the hot sun.
 If Louisiana will export 5,000,000 bushels of corn this year as estima- ted by the Agricultural Department, the recent reports concerning the re- duction of cotton acreage in that State must be correct. It is said that the cotton reduction in Louisiana is about 42 per cent on account of the boil weeviL which accounts for the unparalleled corn production.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
ENGLISH BANK sTATrNTrNT
LONDON STOCKS.

London, June I0.-American seeuritiAs opened irregular and sold off on realizing Later prices hardened and rose a fraction. At noon the market was uncertain with days New York closing.
 Union Pacific and United States steel led in the recovery in the early afternoon. Later Wall Street bought well. which caused a steady close
 Consols Tor money ...... s4b
 do. for account S4 h lllinols CehIral ..ss ..'s'.. T o4 "a Lou, & Nash ..., .S.. l4S "a Southern Ry.... ..s' .''' .'.s ..'.'. 529s
 Bar silver duli 24 s-isd per ounce.
 Money per cent
 Market for short bills is 291-1s per cent. For three months bills per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

T indicates inappreciable rainfall. sFor yesterday. fFor 24 hours 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 actual number of reports received The state of weather is that prevailing at time of ob- serVation.
 Temperatures remained nearly stationary in eastern districts, but fell slightly in west ern districts Rains ocurred from Missis- sippi westward, being heavy at places in Oklahoma.
 D. C. HORTON,
 Asst. obs,yer. Temp. in Charge,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
Car Lot Receipts.

Car Lot Receipts. Wheat l ear, with no contract grade. Oats 104 cars.
 Total receipts of wheat at Chicago, Min neapolis and Duluth today were 120 cars compared with 1o9 cars last week and 207 cars the corresponding day year ago.
 Produce Market. Enthusiastically creameries 2S@21e; dai- ries 20h @24hc.
 Eggs--stsady; receipts l7.o27; at mark cases included 19c; firsts 1she; prime firsts 2IMe.
 cheese-Firm; Daisies 1s% e 14c; Twins l2& @lSc; Young Americas 14A Q Aei Long Horns il@ Me.
 Potatoes--wsak; choice to fancy 75@77e; fair to good 70@7ac.
 Pouitry--stsady: turkeys ltc: chickens 13c; springs 20@30c.
 veal-Steady: 50 to 50 Ib wts. eQ7c; 60 to s6 ID. wts 79skc; ss to 11O lb. wts. s A 9shc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
AthenE FaIr Grounds.

Athens, June lO.--(speciaL)- )--The fence around the fair grounds is being rapidly completed and the grand stand is now in course of erection. It will be ready for the fall fair and the grounds will be used by the local base gall association and the summer games will open June IT and for three days the home team will have a battle roy al with the Nashville Americans. a strong team from Nashville,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
Ion Plant At Athens.

Athens, June 1U.-ISpeclaL J--Athehs is to have twelve-ton fee plant just as soon as the machinery can be de- Iivered. The contract for all the ma chinery has been let and the building for the plant a four thousand square feet cold storage will be commenced at once and rushed to completion. The plant is to be owned by Miller and Son and Geiser. and will be located three blocks from the court house.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
May Build Opera House.

Athens, June Especial. )-Athens is expecting to have handsome opera house by the time for the fall business The matter is moving nicely and 1t is expected to materialize at an early date. There is a stock company being formed for the purpose of putting on foot the project and the lower part will be utilized for store house purs pOsea.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
MrRCANTuE PAPFR.

New York. June l0.-CIose: PrIme mer- cantiie paper 3M O. per cent,
 sterling exchange steady with actual bus mess in bankers bills at { ,ss. s09s5 for six ty day bills and at 4S7 80 for demand, Commercial bills AS5h 94sbh,
 Bar silver 52%.
 Mexican dollars 44.
 Government bonds steady; railroad bonds irregular.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
METAL MARKETS.

New York. June 1o,--There was sharp advance in the London tin market witn spot quoted at f135 5s and futures at flss I2a sd Locally, the market was firm and higher, although business was quiet with spot quoted at S2s .62M @S0.
 with spot quoted at fsO los and futures at fsI Is Sd. ,
 The local market remained quiet witn SIS sTH 0 50 and casting at SIS .25@Th
 Lead was a shade higher at fl3 ss in Lon don The local market was aolet ana un- changed at s4 35@46,
 SpsIter was unchanged at f22 2s Sd in London. Locally. the market was ouiet and unchanged at S5 35@S5 40.
 Iron was higher at 4ss sd for Cleveland warrants in the London market Locally the market was unehangedi No foundry Northern is quoted at SIS O s16 5O: No at SIS IS e SIS. $; No 1 Southern and No. southern soft at $l60316. 25,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
cH1cAGn GRAIN AND PRopucE.

Chicago, June 1O.-Wheat prices selling based on Improved crop con ditions in the southwest. The Jniy ness and soid Of 6-s cents from the high point of the day. The market closed weak at losses of i-2 to b-S to yieus final figures Corn, oats and provisions we're adversely affected by the slump in wheat and closed easy.
 The wheat market was weak all day st Mita ehs s's start sfesshn Sshen prices rose to point trlfie above yesterdays clos; ing figures as result of unexpected snsss strsngth ase,dsSiy ss ia ss final hour and the July delivery was subjected to heavy selling pressure; Much of the selling late in the day
 Bearish sentiment in the pit was due mainly to Q material improve Tnent in the condition of the fall sown crop as indicated in numerous 2 rs2osts Nebraska and the Ohio river. valley. According to some advices the crop in Kansas is improving daily as 2 re- suit of recent rains .a ana .nsIS narvesnng nnHy week. The floods In some sections of the Southwest, however. were said to have wrought some damage to grow ing grain. An estimate on the week which showed a gain of nearly 1.Oo0- GOO bushels compared with the pre- vious week was a bearish factor early in the day The range on the July delivery for the day was between 1lS 3-4 and 11s S-S. The market closed weak and only a trifie above the low point with July at l16 T-s to
 New high record marks for the sea son were established in the corn mar ket. when, the July delivery s9ld nsS sS bushel. Sentiment in the pit was bullish the greater part of the day but the market finally yielded to the weakness of wheat and closed at prices were stiii trias above yes. ontdoS eetd wag ag@i an exception and closed at net loss of 14 cent. The strength was due to wet weather and a falling off in local receipts. Trade was active and general with shorts and commission houses leading Tn ths buying. about 1-2 cent. The market was quite strength of corn, but eased on on selling brought out by the break in wheat. Crop conditions were excel lent, but local receipts were srnall. Ths market closed easy with prices shade lower to a shade higher than yesterdays final quotations
 Provisions were firm at the start but weakened on realizing based on increased receipts of live hogs aat the close were 10 to ib lower.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
DRy GOODa MARKET.

New York June 10-The cotton goods primary market continues strong and active Fine cotton goods are becoming firm. There is a steadeF demand from jobers for domes- ties. Cotton yarns are firmer and a slight ly larger business is reported Carpets have a lage sale in the largest agencies. Linings for the clothing trade have been closely sold for the season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
BOSTON STOCKS.
ass Jur. 1O-atorka.

Boston, Mass. June 1o.--stoeks;
 Arizona Commercial SEA Butte Coalition ...' '.'' '''. '''- a@ Calumet ana AriSona .lue Q Greene canansa .... ...N ..,, l0A Nevada .,'..- A's. ..'' .s'. .'.. zzh North Butte oN9l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
COFFEE MARKET.

New York, June 1o.-The market for cof- lee futures opened quiet at unchanged prices to a decline of 5 points under scat tering liquidation and while Havre was un- changed to Ac higher the local market re- rnained around the initial figures in the ah- was steady net unchanged to five points lower Sales were reported of 1000 bags, including: July at &. 50: September at 6 % @6 05; Jaaauary at 5.e5,
 Spot coffee quiet; No. Rio 7K 9se; No, ( santos sc. Mild dull; Cordova s& @12&e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
MONEY MARKET.

New York. June 10.-Money on call easy 1h@2A per cent; ruling rate per cent; cent.
 Time loans very firm on long maturities and active; sixty days 2A92la per cent; 90 days 2A per cent. six months 3hq X per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
'--Risinx. x-Falllns.

Ssistng. x--Fallin6.
 RIVER FORECASTS.
 The Coosa and the Alabama win continue to fall slowly.
 WEATHER CONDITIONS. An area of low atmospheric pressure cen- tral iL New York separates areas of high pressure over New England. the south Att iantic States, and the Dakotas, and 1t is now raining over the territory covered by the flow" Precipitation occurred also over most of the middle and southern portions of the Mississippi valley. and in the Gulf States from Mississippi to Texas. The amounts were heavy at places in South Dakota, Nebraska. and Oklahoma. In places.
 Temperatures remain practically unchang- ed over most of the country, but a slight fall was noted from Kansas Missouri, and Illinois southwest. In Alabama the winds have shifted to southeriy, responding to the changes fin the atmospheric pressure distri-- button. so local showers may be expected in Alabama tonight or Friday.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN, AonfgomeFy, Ala, for the s4 hours eztinR
 at a.m.. 18th Meridian Time,
 Tuesday, June 10, 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
KANSAS CITY GRAIN RECEIPTs.

Kansas City, June lO.-KeeeIptR and ship ments of grain today follows:
 Articles, Receipts; Shipmts Wheat ...... 45,O0O S,OO0 Corn .s'.. 'Ae'uOU Sh,uVV oats ... Q. .. ., ........ 1000 l2,O00
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
rREAsURY BALANCES.

Washington. June 10.--Today's statement of the treasury balances in the general fund BhoWe:
 Gold coin and bullion .... ....s 5o,4ss1e5 cold certificates zl's5L.ISV Available cash balance ...s rs Als'asIbsl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

Savannah. June lo.-Turpentine 3s@3shc; sales l,1ss: receipts l.l9s; shipments la7,
 Rosln firm; sales 2.s6s; receipts 2,77s: shipments 2Os9; stock 13o,o75.
 Quote: B ss. 55 970; D S2. 80 @sO; E 8: 30 @a5: s3.soQ70; G $s. .1007ahi H $4 % I S4 30; $4.s5; M s5.00; ab.2b; VIC s5. SO; wv S5. 2o@eo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

wilmington, June 10.--Spirts turpentine steady 37hc; receipts 2s casks.
 RoEiu steady g ,25; receipts iib, Tar firm Sl SQA receipts IF. Crude turpentin9 firm $l76i Sz'TS ana 63.5O; receipts ST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

A new ponge ribbon in dashY desiRns is intended not 80 much for hat decorations As rnR Eoznsula nsalas tea
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
gT TOITTa WOOL. NTARWFT

St. Louis. June l0.--Wool unchanged; me- diun grades eombing and clothing 1s Q soc. iiEht fine ai @27ci heavy fine ItQ a2ei tub wathed 25 8S7o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
NEW vonw pponrrcv

New York. June lo,-Flour receipts 3o,3s4: sales 5000. Steady but quiet; Minnesota bakers $5. @s6.s5; winter patents Ss. IS Q$7. oo; winter straights SC s6 @ ss.s5.
 Wheat receipts 1,2o0. In reflscting strong cables and the bullish crop situation the market advanced %c a bushsl, with shorts and commission houses fair buyers July q .2sh @%; September s1.i7A @ &; Decem-
 Rye duii: No. western sAhc; nominal fob New York.
 Corn receipts 2.250.
 Beef firm.
 Pork firm; mess SEQ. 50 Q S2l 90: family S21. % Q $22. %; short clears s?o. % s22. %.
 Lard strong; western Sl1 90 s12.oO.
 Sugar raw easy; fair refining 3 a: cen trffugal 96-test 2.a2; rnoiasses sugar s.17. Refined quiet; crushed 6.s6; powdered 5.05; gFanulated 4.95.
 Petroleum steady; refined all ports ss.4S @$S.50.
 Coffee quiet; No. Rio 7% @sc; Santos No. SC,
 Butter strong receipts 5,ss4; creamery extras official 26hc; process common ;u special 1s@24c; western factory 2oQhe.
 Cheese, unchanged; receipts 4,So0
 Eggs steady; unchanged; western seconds 20Q hc; receipts 1855
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
Grain statis.

Grain Statistics. Total ciearanees of wheat and flour were equal to 15s.0o
 Primary receipts were 27s,oOo bu.. com pared with 31300 bu.. the corresponding day yeara ago.
 kstimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 2 cars; corn 14s cars: oats sS carsj hogs 2O. 900 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
'-Ex. Div.
NEW YORK BONDS.

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 do. eV Ns ..., .... ..-. -..,....1 .1lSM Atlantic Coast Line lst Ia .... .... .. ssA Baltimore Ohio As A.....looA
 do. & W. 3hs .... .... .... 9l Brooklyn R. T. cv. 4s .... .... ...... SS $ Canada Southern list ss .... .... ....l0es ss Central of Georgia 5s .,.. .... ......1l0A Central Leather 5s =. .... 9s% Central of N, J. gen. 5s .... ...12T% Ches Ohio 4hs .... .... ...- .l04A Chicago 6 Alton 8hs .... .... ...... 76 Chi Q. Joint 4s :.,, ....-.-,.. o1X Chi M & St. P. gen. SIS .,.. ....,. 9oh Chi. R. I. & P. R. R. col As soA
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

New Orleans, June 10.-Receipts 153 bar reis rosin; 20 barrels turpentine. Exports for Genoa 50 barrels rosin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
NAvAr. arnRMa

Charleston. June IO.-Turpentine quiet
 Resin auist. Quote: ABc g. 2.so@7O; D s2s5mss.Io; E $3 s5G45; $3,75@9o; c ga s01sS: H sA.1o: $4.3o; st.s5; Ss. co; N s5. .25; we s5.l5; wv sS,2o@4o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
COTTON GOSSIP.

Local spots were very dull yester- day.
 only one lot of twelve bales of ferei and the sale of this was not pushed by the factors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
NEW oRLEANs cnrrrN.

New Orleans. June ie.-spot cotton steady uncnanged; middling 10Ac. Sales on the spot I5O bales. to arrive S25.
 Futures opened steady at an advance of I point in spite of rather disappointing Lvsrpooi cables Throughout the session M.ne M market was very dull but very steady the good tone being due to reports of rain m tne central and eastern portions of the night and tomorrow On limited buying prices gradually rose until July was six points over yesterdays close and the new crops IF to Is points over.
 Ioward the end of the day the market sasged under extreme dullness, closing steaoy at net advance of 1@6 points, the
 Cotton futures closed steady
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL New Orleans. June l0-Cotton seed oil; prime refined in barrels. per pound 5.s0 cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
grTNTA coTTON MARKFT.

Selma, June i0.--(special.--The price of spot cotton was quoted as follows in the local market today:
 Good middling .... .... -... ......10Hc strict niddling .....,i0&c N1lodltuB s.AVmc Strict low middiing ..lOA c Low midoling sBc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

Dry goods reports are very cheer full and they seem to promise a de- mand which will necessitate a larger yield than seems possible.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
Local stiil at 10 B-s cents.

It looks as if everything unde the eleven cent holdings are gone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
sT. IOIJIs PRODUCE.

St. Louis, June Io.-Fpur unchanged; red winter patents se.5oas7. ooi extra fancy and straight !5. 75 9$s.4O; hard winter Hay duli; timothy .l49s17.5O: prairie $l09Slo.bo,
 Whiskey Sl.41.
 Bagging 7hc.
 Hemp twine Tc.
 Iron cotton ties soc.
 Pork lower; Jobbing SIS. .15. As Lard lower; prime steam Si1 20 130. Dry salt meats lower; boxed extra shorts l1Mo: clear ribs Ac; short clears 1lAe. Bacon lower; boxed extra shorts 12%c; clear rIhs lp&c: short clears 12%c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

The steadiness of the market in face of the rather bearish govern ment report, private crop condition reports, and better weather, leads one to believe that there is little to be feared in the way of any decline of consequence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11
NEW ORLEANS sPoT COTTON.

New Orleans. June 10.-spot cotton was steady; receipts 2,60e; stock 140.45l.
 LOW ordinary, nom .... .... ......T s-16c Steih@ry, nom ...... Sc Good ordinary . 7-iec Low mlooiinS .... .... ..10 5-1ec Sas mNss. .;.... -. '..' ...s.s .... 1OMc So9o mlu1tinG .... .... Ac Mlaolng fair .... .,....11Bo Aihs nun ss'. .12Mc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-11

Hail-Shawnee, Okla.
 DIhTRICT AYERAGE9.