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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
WALL STREET REVIEW
READING STILL CONTINUES IT'S
SENSATIONAL ADVANCE. q
Practically Everything Else Goes Lower
However. while There IL q &c nsfder-
able Expansion I'm the
volume OF Trading.

New York, Nov. s.--Reading con-,
tinued its surprising advance in the
market today, while practically. every
the market underwent, considerable
expansion. but this was largely attribu-
table to the enormous dealings In Read
ing. which had the market to itself for
the rise in Reading and the weakness
in the rest Of the market was public
selling. An upward squirt In Reading
ments Of the day elsewhere. Whether
the excited advance In Reading awaken
of other securities for fear Of a disas-
ter to the shorts in that stock or
effort to sustain prices while realizing
was conducted elsewhere. were differing
contectures open to the choice of OBJ
necessity to liauidate stocks other than
Reading were sufficiently obvious: This
pressure were commonly attributed to
the exigencies of the money situation,
suits OF yesterdays election undoubted-
~ was an unsettling influence on specu-
lative sentiment In some cases. TAX
Ing the results as a whole there was
ducive to corporation advantage or
privilege In the spirit OF the electorate.
The course OF events during the day
emphasized the influence of the money
in the latter trading. The banks are
clearly sustaining further heavy cash
losses out of the meagre surplus re-
serve shown by Saturdays bank
statement: The outgo from the banks
since that statement on sub-treasury
operations alone amounts to S2,157,-
900. Today there were transferred
through the sub.treasury $1,o50.Oo0 to
New Orleans and 100000 to st. Louis.
This would be more than sufficient to
wipe out the surplus as II stood on
Saturday. There are heavy movements
of currency besides by direct express
movement to the interior. The rise in
the year at IL per cent and the move
ment to reduce credit obligations by
liquidation of stocks therefore were not
surprising. The foreign exchange
market showed no yielding tendency,
although It did not advance; The
seemed rather easier. the London
money market evidently benehting
from the refiux of funds from the
British interior points.
Beside Reading there were some
other points Of strength. mostly among
steel stocks figuring largely in the
showing. These movements were at
tributed more to professional opera
tons than to any large general demand.
The decline gained cumulative force in
the latter part of the day and the clos
prices of the day: The special weak
ness of Missouri Pacific was attributed
to the poor comparison 5 of earnings
with last year.
Bonds were easy. Total sales (par
value) s3.220.000. United States bonds
were all unchanged on call.
NEW yORyt sTr,rw vxes 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
HARRISON WILL SPEAK.
Accepts Invitation to Deliver Address
at Huntsyflle.

Huntsville, Nov. S.-(Speial)-Gen :
eral George p. Harrison. commander or
the Alatama Division of United Con
fed crate Veterans. has accepted the in
vitation extended by the Daughters OF
the Confederacy of Huntsville to deliv-
er the address at the unwilling or the
Confederate n onument on November
81. The monument will be unveiled
Virginia Clay Clopton. Ex-Governor
Joseph F. Johnston ana other distln-
Guished Confederate veterans from 9TH
er cities, including Brigadier General
Thompson, commander of the Bird Ala
bama division, will be present and an
invitation to come has been forwarded
to Governor jerks.
A telegram from Atlanta last night
announced the death of Hundley Whit
man, formerly of this CITY, after 4
shot illness in Atlanta. The body will
be brought to Huntsville for interment.
P Hay and Mrs. Paul Neil
The City Council has elected Oficer
c. w. J. Wilson to the position of night
chief of police, vacated 2 rev days ago
by the resign alton of William Mitchell,
who has tecome a candidate for sheriff.
night force several years: The va
cancy on the force was filled by the
election of William Aday.
Monuments erected over the graves
Sovereign Mo6rs in Maple Hill Gene
terry will be unveiled next. Sunday By
the Woodmen of the World.
Charles c. Rolfe and Miss Mary r.
Certain were quietly married TINS
morning at IL o5clock at the home OF
the brides mother4 Mrs. smith Certaim i
The ceremony. which was performed
by Father McQuillan. was witnessed
by a limited company OF relatives ana
Intimate friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
FIRE LOSS Is $275,OOO
ALL NIGHT FIGHT AGAINST FLAMES
IN BIRMINGHAM.
Moore & Handley Hardware Company,
Y the Losers, VIII Probably Re-
build when Insurance Mat
tors are Adjusted.

Birmingham, Nov. S.-(Special.)-
The fire department worked until after
o'clock this morning at the fire which
was discovered In the big ave story
building of the Moore & Handley
Hardware Company, last night about 10
o'clock. The building and stock is a
complete loss. The full list of in
surance has not yet been tabulated, but
1t Is now estimated that the loss will
go over $275,00o and that it is covered
by insurance.
mystery as II was last night. 1t is
not improbable that the rre started
from a spark which got into the build
ing from passing locomotive. though
an impression prevails that the fire
started from an electric wire. Despite
the destruction of the big building and
the stock there is commentator for the
fight saved considerable valuable
property adjoining the structure which
was destroyed.
As soon as the insurance is
steps will be taken by the firm to re-
build their property and start their
business up again. The firm was one Of
the largest dealers in hardware. mill
and mining supplies as well as railroad
and other supplies, in the entire South.
James Akin, the fireman who was so
painfully hurt during the fire by
nozzle striking him In the face. Is re-
covering from the injury and will be
able to leave the hospital In the near
future.
The city today purchased property on
the South Highlands for the establish
ment of another fire station. Two hose
wagons have been shipped by the La
Franc Fire Engine Company for Birm-
ingham. Five thousand feet of hose
have been purchased and more will be
ordered in the near future. The de-
partment will be increased from time to
time to meet every emergency. 1t is
stated that the fire of last night could
not have been extinguished at the time
the department was summoned had
there been as much apparatus here as
is used in any city outside of the larger
cities
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
ARBoR DAY AT TUSCALOOSA.
Committee ON University's 10Th Ami.
Yersary Meets.

Tuscaloosa, Nov. ESPECIAL. AT a
meeting of the Civic Improvement So
ciety yesterday, 1t was decided to have
an Arbor Day November %. to plant
trees around the city public school
building. This is but the beginning OF
this work, and 1t is believed that the
city will undergo quite a change during
the coming year.
The high price of cotton Is bringing
the farmers to town, and at every hand
can be seen great bundles of samples.
1t is being sold very freely. and
prominent cotton merchant stated this
morning that at the rate 1T is now
coming that all the cotton in this sec
ton would be marketed before Christ
mas.
The committee on the seventy-fifth
annual commencement celebration at
the State University next June met at
the residence of w. D. Seed. November
6. Those present were President Hill
Ferguson of the Alumni Association.
President John w. Abercrombie, Prof.
IT. W. Palmer, Hon. H. B. Foster and
w. d. Seed. Several great speakers
will be heard at commencement, which
promises to be the greatest day the in"
stitution has ever known.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
FINED FOR GAMING.



Florence, Nov. S.-(Special.)- mime
white men were arraigned yesterday
morning before Mayor Walker on q
charge of being caught In a gaming
house and fines were assessed against
them. The room in which they are
said to have been operating for some
time was raided Sunday morning at
2 o'clock, and all but one of the occu-
pants caught by Policemen Anderson.
Kendrick and Broadfoot. Those who
were fined were Belt Hewitt, Beme
Henden, Jim Burtwell, Son smoot, Lee
wilkes, Fred Earnest, West McAfee,
Martin Yanier and George Chambers.
Will Chambers escaped. Sunday, later
in the day, a negro crap game was
raided by the same officers and eight
gamesters caught. They were fined by
Mayor Walker. the amount aggregating
SIP.
The Commissioners Court of Lauder
dale County Is in session this week,
Probate Judge George w. Porter pre-.
siding. The Commissioners are inspect
ing the jail and other public institu-
lions. and the work being done on the
roads.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
CURRENT Quotations


corrected DaiLy.l
% These prices are at wholesale and not
to sssSSTnc sSSmcn s@lOc: standard goods
peari. sac: gloss lump. shc. nickel pack
ash Rsiice@Extra fancy. sHe: head. 406c:
broken. sMe; Japan +S Lrh;n,. "a.
Vinegar-Per gallon. il022c.
foffee--Green. common, 9h 910c: prime
i0K 0iOhc; choice. li9l1hc; fancy. l29
tcandies-stiek, SIC; fancy s0lOc.
Crackers-XXX soda. SAC; xxx ginger
Sn ESpIos;ur.UBAsis of barrels. High pa,sn,
$50: fancy patent s6.2s: half patent.
ssd1riiis-Psr Dbl. ss.7s; per sack. u.sS
Hams-Dove. 15c: others. i2h0l1c
Grain and hay-Bran. 81: shorts, lilo
corn chops. e1hc: corn. re: oats. mixed
othy, 9Oe: Johnson grass. sSe: rust proof
oa9 es, seed-Hulls. loose. per ton az
..Ssd 80; sacks. 81: cotton seed meal az
Acheese-Faney full cream. l4hc; special
ise. -Nsw. 40
HT;HassHSi. o5 o :os.
Wsst-Rib bulk. ske; rib bacon, 90
M az, ana canned fish-SaImon chum.~
o,nSss sl.lO: Columbia river: $3.50: soc *.
syessfk mustard. s2.S5; Imported. 17aGGIt-
ssss.ssssrs. r. W.. 4-oz,. ese: s-Oz. soc: TrS;;
wsiEn, sL.ses--GeorSia cane. barrel AZ.
"a: 'c cases. gallons S2;7s per case: ma S9T
U ssSxar- dranuiated. bkei F.X.c, 4xc
! "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
STAYS LITTLE SISTER.
Negro Boy OF 10 Kills Girl of at OK
ford.

Oxford. Nov Especial. This
morning at S o'clock Grin Hardy, col
ored. a little boy of 10 years Of age
nsar the business district, got hold of
a loaded shot gun and fred it, blowing
of the top of his little sister Eva's
h nt.fhe girl killed was years old. The
chiTdss Tbrafns were scattered about
the room A grown sister in the house
claims she knew nothing OF 1t until
how saws his grown sister told him to
sef the gun SO she could discharge it.
John Z. Hendricks, aged 81. and his
villa. for many years honore1 citizens
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
u,a..-Dry flint. ,4o,so: green sailed.

Hidss-Dry flint. 140isc: green sailed
Wooi-cleer. as0ssc; washed 2s@soc;
bury. 10 @ 1sc
Beeswax-22@14c.
Fruit and produce-Florida oranges ma,
box 'sSs .p fSacy . is%on S:, ' SS
Der bushel. sacked. s5e; Wisconsin sstocS
fancy, soc; onions. =. D.. sacked per bush
e. ii. 90 6I .Os; cabbage. standard crate
(S.o6; navy beans. per bushei, S2.3S:
sun-dried choice. per 10. SIC; rutabass
turnips, 150-lb. sacks. 81 IS: choice hand
picked peanuts; sh@sAc; spanish onions.
per crate. $1.T6. -
seed-Rye. 81 per bushei wheat. $3.50,
barley 81: cIim-on clover. Ia: alfalfa.
-; pearl. 50; blue grass. l5@1sc De RIB.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
THE METAL MARKETS..

New York. Nov s.-Tin was unchanged in
London at $50 Is Cd for spot and f149 l5s
for futures. Locally steady at $40 q
$40. rs.
Copper. higher abroad at f7s IS for spot
and I'll los for futures Quiet in New
York Lake SIC. 81 a si6.75. electrolvtic
tI6. rs a sic. 2bh; casting SIC 90 a SIS, 81 x .
Lead. firm. higher at f15 IS Sd in London
Locally the market Is firm at IS. l5aS5 35
Spelter was also higher abroad. at us Is
3D. Locally quiet and unchanged at Sc. 10
@Ss. 20.
iron was lower in the English Anarket
Standard foundry quoted at sos I'd and
Cleveland warrants at Sis ID. Finn local
~ No. foundry Northern and Southern
SIS. rs a els.75; No, foundry Northern and
Southern al O 1888.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09

Mobile, Nov. s.-Arrived Strs. Belize.
Nor. Johanssen. Belise Espana Nor, Dan
port Limon. Barks. Ingeborg. Nor. Erd.
Antwerp; Pehr Ugland. Nor: Jensen. Ham
burg. Schr, Clara c. Scott BIZ. scott. Ha-
Cleared: strs Fort Gaines. Nor. Jellum.
I3oca Dai Toro: Vidar. Nor. sorensen. Ha-
vana- schr' Gienef'on' b. Aosn ~a'an-
New Orleans, Nov. s.-Clsared Stra Cali
eaonta. Ger, Muetzell. Hamburg. via New
Port News: Colombia. Nor. Uchermann.
Bocs Del Toro: Arkadia, Harvey Porto RI
20. Prince Arthur Br.. Kinney Havana
Port Eads. Nov. s.-Arrived: Str. Telefon.
Rr johnson. Coatzacoalcos.
Sailed: Strs. Marthara. Br.. Horsley. Glas-
cow Via Norfolk: Fanita. Thompson. Port
Tampa; Corinto. Nor. Gundersen. Blue
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09

trial this morning. Barbour was CON-
victed Of murder and the jury fixed
state penitentiary for life. The case
was appealed to the supreme court and
the decision of the jury in the lower
tribunal was set aside and the cause
reversed and remanded. He is accus-
ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
Nxv oRI.EANs COTTON.

New Orleans. Nov. a--NDot cotton quI-
pk and STEADY. Sales 2.1Bo bales including
a,s00 20 arrive Quotations unchanged:
Kidding II s-lec.
conditions opened ~ TO II points higher
than last evenings closing. Realizing sales
soon carried prices down IL to 10 points
This was followed by q reaction which by
non carried December SIX points higher than
yesterdays finals. The market was only
census bureau RinnerS report was read
Traders generally considered the report
position were hammered down thirty-three
70 thirty-eiRht points. December declined
a1.07: and March 80 pots to IL. 80. Strong
buiiish support then came 70 the aid OF
prices which resulted In q sharp recovery
The market closed steady with net losses
Of 20 to 81 points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
Sunday school Convention.

R. F. Lewis. PRESIDENT OF the Jener-
son County Sunday School Association
Is in receipt of lists of delegates to at
tend the annual convention which will
gather here tomorrow morning apd
continue in session two days. the atten-
dance will be large. The program
arranged Is interesting. Almost every
Sunday School in the county Will have
re,ieS t1tatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
MONTGOMERY COTTON
srpor4 rAsxD OFF ON LOWER RANGE
OF FUTURES.
urS1asrs Ars sem Hopeful Of Better Fr'ees
- NJ Not Look for Much DE-
uression From Ginncrs'
Re,ort.

xDw DtdoLsng ..... - '''s
WIN The bears working for dear life to
gaks Il appear that the Einners raDort IA
1870 rsapopd e s s hopes s and on the re-
sea better D.,cs. may be h Licked "a soT been
.ssd s off ana soiS about % points
~ recovared somewhat and closed barely
$sSy vb.n h 4 4 SoSns IN nina that since
Els week began there has been an advance
- i saissl r. sSss sumps
ofe encouraging for still better prices.
sp. ana msIs .s.. ss'e 81
nut sDot. in MONTGOMERY were firm ana
TT n ~ - surprised Montgomery cotton men
- Observe the determination Of local cotton
growers and holders Of the staple IN Mid tSae
~Ss sxpectsd to rush to market around
The 11cent basis has not matertalized and
FOLDERS are mo. begging for buyers on the
I xions these lines New Orleans broker
v1red yesterday ~ follows:
ootfcn Il going into consumption rapidly and
The South II not selling on scale that
III. Untn there is conciusive evidence that
ne yield r larger than believed: toc ,os
= sa ss toa hss Would
- Inclined TO continue the policy OF ouyin a,,
on al weak spots until we know more ABOUT "
1Snssf;onsIy poor
4 An Atlanta manufacturing concern in
enclosing The Advertiser q cotton estimate,
ssour estimate 10 made ND hv compiling
reporfs from the managers Of the cotton
I'D Of rniiis about 500 In number. and
g such information from the most intelli-
no11t and reliable source will be interesting
a the public at large, we beg to submit
"a foiiowing: io.sse,soo bales including lin
feFs estimate 1s05-es crop.
1T may be Of interest to you 20 know
that the average lint yield throughout the
Southern States IL found to run 81 per
cents less than Il did last year"
MONTGOMERY and in t.ie warehouses, but
treat deal Of ft lie held for an advanced
market which is confidently expected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
saloons Must Close at 1880.

Gadsdens NOV. b.-ISpeclaI. J-Al u
meeting of the City Council Monday
night they passed an ordinance that all
saloons shall close promptly at half
unlawful for any saloon keeper or em-
ploye connected with a saloon to re-
main in the saloon or re-enter the sa-
loon after the closing hour until o'clock
a. m. the following morning unless he
makes application to the police force
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09

The grand jury for the United States
court, November term. was formerly
organized this morning and Judge
Jones, who is presiding over the court,
gave a strong charge. The judge out.
not mention any specific offense to be
investigated. The charge was brief
and forcible. James Bruce was ap-
w. Moody, of st. Clair county, as sec
rotary. The jury will have quite a
number of cases presented for investi-
cation,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
IncoruoratIop Filed.

Articles of Incorporation have been
filed by the Corner Lot Land Company.
The capital is 50, 900 with the following
officers: Joseph Martin, president; G.
b. Mccormick, vice-president; Erskine
Ramsay, secretary and treasurer. the
gentlemen named with W. /. Grubb
Constitute the board of directors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
wants Big Damages.

Perry F. Stone. administrator Of the
estate of Eddie l.. Stone. today filed a
suit in the city court against the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany for 100000 damages, claiming
that the intestate received injuries
through the negligence of the defend
ant company or It's agents. Plaintiff
AYERS that on the 18th of October the
intestate was struck by an engine Of
the defendant company and the injur-
les inflicted caused death. This suit
Is for the largest amount asked for
in any damage suit filed in this county
in some time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09

Coroner Paris today filed man
damus against the County Treasurer
to compel payment of fees for holding
inquests in the past few weeks. The
claims of the coroner in the last few
days, opposing a settlement. The coro-
ner seeks to have his duties and rights
defined.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
Total sales for the day 1890. 800 shares.
NEW YORK BONDS.

" g Refunding % rextstered .102N
do counon .102R
" { as registere6 800 80. .102M
10 coupon 800. .1O3M
IT 8 Dld a. registered -. -, .10A&
do. coupon 80. .1O4%
II 6 New Is reeistered -. 80. .13ak
do counon 80. .132%
American Tobacco 4s 80. ...... s0&
American Tobacco a. - -. ....1l6
Atchison General "a 80. .I02x
Atchison Adjustment ~ .,.. ..AA 49, -
Atlantic Coast Line Is .iViM
Baltimore & Ohio 4s ....f log y
Baltimore Ohio 31ss -. s... .... SA%
Brooklyn r. T. Is 80. 80. .... ss
Central of Georgia IS -. .ldS
Central Of Georgia LIST Inc ..'. szA
do IND Inc 80. s''' '-''
Chesapeake ~ Ohio AIS -. -. .107h
Chicago & Alton rs = a.... 3! =
Chicago. B. & Quincy, new IS 80. .loa%
d6 col ks g1ts
c. c. c. 4 ST. Louis gen As -. $. .19sM
Colorado Industrial IS Ser. A..s--. 7ah
Colorado Midland Is -, ,-....s.... 5.M
Colorado g. Southern s.s' 80 n
Cuba hs 49, -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09

Policeman Walter Bennett, who shot
and killed L. E. owens, railroad man,
last week in a saloon on Twentieth
Street, was bound over to the grand
jury this afternoon on a charge of man
slaughter. Benefits plea was self
defense. Bond was f1xed at $1,000.
which he made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
perlnion for One Cent.

In the city court here today Judge
Ferguson rendered a decision in the
case of e. d. H. Spiver VS.. Jackson
Roebuck, suit for certain lands. Civ
1 = the defendant Judgment for one
GER. The judgment carried with it
the costs of the court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
TREASURY BALANCES.
washington Nov S.-Treasury balances
s132724.456: gold s7s.e22.s7s
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR.

New York Nov. S.--Coffee spot. RIO,
oufet Mild quiet. Cordova. 9% 912%c.
Sugar raw. easy; fair refining. 1850
2Mc Centrifugal. 90 test 1-16c. Molasses
sugar. . 9-lsG2%c. Refined quiet.
The market for coffee futures opened
auiet during the early session and the mar
ket continued on about the initial basis
until near the closa when there was q scat
tering demand and the market was finafiy
steady, net unchanged to points higher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
CHENEY,s ExPECToRANT prompt
ly cures coughs, colds, lagrippe and
Group 25c a bottle mt all drug stores.

of this city and beloved by everybody,
took the morning train for Murfrees-
boro, Tenn. where they will in future
reside with a son. who owns large
stock farm near there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
ST, LOUIS PROvIsI 1Ns.

So. Louis. Nov. S.-Flour steady.
; Whiskey steady S1.34..
! Pork higher; jobing $14. rs.
Lard higher: prime steam SO S2M
Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts
III liz: clear RIBS So. 90; short clears IS. rs.
Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts IS. so:
clear ribs IS. Is; short clear $500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09

Denver o Rio Grande - -. 49, -
Erie prior lien Is 49,. 49,
Hooking Valley AVS 80. az AZ
Japan es =. 49, - a.
do. End series .''' '''' ala
Japan AVS. certificates 49,. 800 -.
Lou, eV enc s Nassvii: UNIFIED IS .iSs*
Manhattan consol gold 4s ..''iveSSn
Mexican Central d -. .''' - "a"
a.. do. list Inc -. ....s2.'.' osx
Missouri, Kansas & Texas a. ''''issasm
Nat, oo Ih n r. or Mexico eonsoi IS :. sth
New york Cantral gen 3ks 49,. ssT
New Jersey Central gen IS 81. ..LS44%
Northern Pacific - -. .IA'' ~ e
.orfoik T. western consoi d 80. ..1e1H
oregon Short Line rfjg So. 80. ..,sssn
Penn ev ahs ...-..'' '''' f69E
ST. Louis q Iron Mountain consol ISLE
ST. Louis q San Francisco fg IS -. ssH
Sd. Louis S'western con - 49, go a1asr
Seaboard Air Line Is 49, -. :. ssy1
do. list 4s certificates -. $500. s1h
Southern Railway 5s 80. ..Is9ts
Texas q Pacific lists -. '...'as~
Toledo. st. L & Western Is -. ..,SSs
Union Pacific Is -. ''.' '''-,""u
do. cv Is 80. ''''
U. 8. Steel End IS -. '..' '"'',ss
Wabash lists ...' 80. '''' ''''A55s A.
do. Deb. q -. ''"' ssH
wheelins & Lake Erie Is -. ;. 49,. sox
wisconsin Central Is -. -. seh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
NEW oRIEANs SUGAR,

New Orleans. Nov. s:-sugar Quiet: open
cal whites : Ills % 1916; yeilows sis
@3M; seconds IN @3H; molasses. open ~ %
So; centrifugal i0@27.
Syrup ESQ 81 "a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09
CINCINNATI PROVISIONS.
Nov. s.-Flour steady.
Whiskey steady. 81. 80.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. Nov. s.-Tha dry goods mar
ket hardened perceptibly today. some ad-
vances were reported. and the outlook -
moi favorable to the buyer. Operations
were somewhat restricted TODAY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09

Frank Barbour. white prisoner
charged with murder in st. Clair
county was carried to thatcounty for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-09

Interior Movement.

Houston-ouiet, INC; net receipts ls.-
OF: gross receipts ,d as. S shipments ls4ss;
Aagusta--Quiet, ilhc: net recipts 2.46e:
gross receipts Q s71; shipments BOSS: sales
6e1: stock es.4s4.
Memphis Quiet. II slice: net receipts i
sea: gross receipts s,s17: shipments s.ss4;
sales 2,160: stock s7.a6e
81 Louis--Steady. 11xc: net receipt
1.0oo; gross receipts 2.564: shipments l.7sT:
Cinoinnati--iiM; net receipts 1.4e4
Louisviiie-Ffrm. i1h
Total today. net receipts q. 800; gross re-
esif5fa aaSaf: shipments $3.50: sales D.
eof: stock 2es.5es-