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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
WALL STREET REVIEW
SENSATIONAL. ApyANeEs coSTINuEr
Push of speculative OpcratIons "A yery Heavy Diges-
 ff0n of Profits.

New York Nov. 27.-The speculative spirit
 ss 9say s.f f ass rR;.s S point the s,.,, way g that the general snthusiasm day or or the here renewed wssSness in Russian se- se- curities abroad have been sufficient at times put an effective cheek on the specaIatiye movement and induce 2 reversal in the
 Bat today sensational advances continued to occur here and there in the market with scarcely scarcely any attention being paid to these profits was effected which IS . weskenins process in the Immediate opening after last ,s such a der,enstration is looked upon ss "a . movement and as precursor of reaction
 These and all other signs were Ignored oa hhs sf sas Psraiion of the banking position disclosed ,Ss, py the s satusday bank statement, the fact of cash reserves and the easier tendency in @seIg ,1asys a,, ,m,oass o9s, srkss seemed to over ssrsss dsssiep%snis ssr ssrs sesn Ra vasSs moes s.ssnIgIs; on top q vide saysnos. already already gerness to take profits was sf,own. esneciai- Y in Tennessee Coal this morning. the stock ma in the ,s,n group developed renewed animation the group have been authoritatively denied ana little was heard today of last weeks ef- fort to secure Tennessee Coal by the United States steel Corporation. The supposition trol In the open market, might be involved The unconcern at the violent advances seem ed to be observed was against the supposition that severe losses were being inflicted upon any considerable short interest by the flu
 Shielding and Lead proved again under the ready control of the market managers of ments were, much, less conspicuous. and there was steady process of profit taking, which prevented some stocks from rising higher than the opening. This was notably true or Union Pacific and of the United States Steel stoeks The sluggishness in these was offset by the strength developed first in St. Paul and q number of others ia succession result of it's strong showing of net earnings for October.
 A. further rise in the price of copper here and In London awakened q movement in Amalgamated Copper. These sustaining in fluences carried the market through the pe- riod of tf0 slump in the Rock Island issues with only moderate effect and 1t was not until late in the day that the weight of profit taking began to make a general effect on prices. There was violent recovery in some of the buoyant ndustrals in the final dealings to the best prices of the day. but the closing tone was somewhat irregular un- der the effects of continued profit taking
 Rock Island bonds were weak in sympathy with stocks. Otherwise prices were very well held Total sales, par value. ss.016,- = 0oo United States bonds were all uncha ng- ed on call.
 NEW YORK sTOCK yIsr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
MONTGOMERY COTTON
srors JUMP ABOVE THE II GENTS
 S MARK,
Uvsrpoel Came Higher, and nul,eun [" Mr. Price Had Wide lnfiuence
 -Holders. arc Sttil
 Obstinate.

eerIct middling ~. ..... .. .iicc Sssss9 ssanRIs Isr middiia.. .. . .... iofsc Lew niddiinx ...... ... ..io'se
 In the face of q feysrish future market tke close of business in Montgomery brokers were offering ilNc for middiins cotton with
 The statement sent out Saturday by The oaore Price that he had covered his short kst Although MT, Price issued second atatement yesterday. that he was not a tng of cotton at IF cents as a hazardous un-
 The future market opened strong yester- off and closed around opening prices to-. to a insiy high figures from Liverpool and more ore
 News of the high cables was abroad in Montgomery early and bidding for what lit. sronnd II cents. The local demand was goed throushcgt the dsy but f1rmers w9S arS aaS.r fslST ths fsr siIsa,en sIeher ,sye w,sn
 Al the close . leading Kew Orleans ope- Eator telesrsphed as follows; hsvn ,.o,ns ,p,ox- fcafed with success. the high level at wnich values are selling receiving % no shich S9nsla bas been brought about Is more speculative than i've have cautioned our friends about ac- ceptfng Saturdays New York memorandum forecastins a crop estimate by the govern uent for yi'ld less than l0.ooo.0oo bales as tt Is the aim of shorts to have the oifi- cial report appear larger than expected when pnblished. just as it is the policy of longs fo faik of large figures in order to discount q full estimate. say 900 bales or more. Ali outsfanding lines of contracts should be safely guarded with ample margin. as 1t for the smallest number of contracts In the event of the government handing out a sur prise package in the shape fof an estimate larger than expected.
 i've have called attention to the accu- mutation of spot cotton at the principal dis trfbufing points of America. Today New Orleans is carrying a stock of 32s,oo0 bales. last year 35s,o0o: last year. 1s6.00e. and New stock of sls.ooo. last year si2.oeo; saysn- nah, 23s.o00, last year, fS6.00o. and New York held e3s, ,O0e compared with 5000 when mfddIfng here was about 2h cnts low CT than 1t Is today. about cents against 11Ac"
 If the bureau report shows under 1e.eeo.- 900 bales the IS cent propaganda of the Cotton Association ma- be successful. but the present figures look high, and reac- ticn may come before the bureau report ts issued
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
T indicates trace of precipitatIons
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE, Section Director. Weather Bureau.
MoxTGoMER. CURRENT QUOTATIONS

MAO<N ANOt1AAsASA NSAsAeA4@NA &SOA6NAONS'
 Corrected Daily.>
 These prices are at wholesale and not to starch-corn. s@Ioe: stnadsrd ~oods pearl. shc; Eloss Imp. 3hc; nickel pack Rios-Extra fancy. shc: head 405c: broken. shc: Japan 5e;
 salt-Liverpool. S1: Virginia 5oc. Coffee--oreen. common sM Q lOc; prime 1oA QiOhe; ckoioe. llG 1Mc; fancy 120 Crackers-XXx sodS, 6sc; XXX Ginger FiourGBasis of Barrels: High patent $s.59: fancy patent SS.25; hair patent
 orit,-Rer bbl. ss.Ts; per sack. sl.ss. Lara-Leaf' Shc; compound. sNc; basis Hams-Doye. l5e; others 12A SI4c. coEn ehps sss dorn s6c oats shSr' .sS tsc; white 44ci white clipped. 45c; timothy SOe: Johnson grass; s5e;, rust proof oats Soc. baleS ss sacks. s5 cotton % Seed fr meai tUn ss4 ," cheess-Fancy full cream l5o; special sack. & 800 yard bales 7&c < yard. S new sugar Msat.RiS SSik' SHe; rip bacon. s&O. eyes si 30: sardinss, American. 0O' soeHI 6,I os.tsrs. E VI: S:,. .,OE. s5C: S-OE. soc: Tight iishi Moiasses-Georgia cane bbl s5c per a,- lon; eases. gallons. s2; 75; per case; r. r-~ie s.56; quarts, s4. 25 per dozen. s~''0HS' Sugar-Granulated De; F. Y. c. 4hc. 1se: green Salted Toe. ' SN4'eo TNool-Clear 24c to 25c
 Beeswax-25c,
 Fruit & Produce-Red onions S1. o5 mar h,, potatoes. " Wisconsin SsSh stock sl; 10 bu: New York Danish caonage. good keeping harI apples sa, 25 bsl fancy s4.G5 bSi; FinrsSs FIiapiSs oranges, $2. 60 box; bagas $l S5 sack. standA ,SA peans s2 ss bu.i wtite peas :? 50 bS n nSyy and white wine vinegar l5c gal. eoeosppts fancy H-p peanuts ss4c ib: choice 5ss bss nV,; I1 pies 50 ID. bags sAo Ib.; california RaisiSs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
MRS. ANDRE W CARNEGIE.

your sister, for instance having been again temporarily appointed last Au- gust as money counter, and notwith- standing the fact that this a perma- nent position, and there were two eli gibles on the register when you were notified that the appointment must be made from these eligibles. you in some manner secured their declinations, and thereupon. on September 27, again tenn porarily appointed your sister, and she is in office at this time, so far as the records of the civil service commits sions shows.
 Under these circumstances of per sistence in wrong-doing on your part, it seems to me that there is no alter native but to remove you from ofice. You are accordingly removed from the position of assistant treasurer of the United States.
 yours very truly.
 Theodore Roosevelt Hon. William S, Lieb. sub-treasury.
 Philadelphia, Pa"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
REESE IN WASHINGTON.
Calls at Department of Justice !
 gardinE Sternfesd Matter.

Calls at Department of Justice Re-
 gardinE SternfesG Matter.
 Washington, Nov 27.-(Special)- United States District Attorney Reese of Montgomery arrived here this after noon. He called at the Department of Justice, in regard to the charges made against Assistant Attorney Sternfeld. and was accompanied by Mir. Young blood of Alabama and others. It Is understood that Mir. Reese was in formed that Mir. Sternfeld would be given chance to tender his resigna- tion.
 MT. Reese was called upon several times this evening at the Riggs House. where he is stopping, by The Adver- tiser representatives correspondent, but was not in,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
LIVERPOOL nnTrnN FurrrREs
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.


 ,gslveston--Firn. ii%c: net receipts 1s,- 2SS.s26; shipments. to Great Britain 400: to 7.2se.
 New Orleans--very firm. 1I%c: net re- ceipts 1l,e92 gross receipts 1i.6s2: sales Mobne-steady. 11hc; net receipts 6ss; gross receipts sSs; sales 500; stock 5s.s5i. eavannah--i1Ac; net receipts LAOS; gross receipts 7.21l: sales s2.1S6: stock 204S27: shipments. to Great Britain 1o.s4s; eoastwlse 1.2s5.
 Charleston--Firm. 11Ac; net receipts s52: coastwise 1.60l.
 Wilmington-steady. H. 25: net receipts blls; gross receipts 5.i73: stock 33.02o Noffolk-Steady, il 9-l6c; net receipts B. eeI; gross receipts 5.6s7: sales 35S: stock 5z.5e2; shipments, coastwise 10. 263. .baitimorc-Nominal, 11%c; gross receipts New York--steady. 12c; gross receipts F. e92s stock 237, e90; shipments. to Great Brit ain 2.60e: to Franco 3.63a.
 Boston-Steady. 12c; net receipts s61; gross receipts 5,311
 Phildaeiphia=Firm. 12.25; net receipts Port Artaur-Net receipts 6.Ils; gross re- eeipts e.4ls; shipments. to Great Britain S. Sabine Pass-Net receipts s1s; gross re- sayannah--Add bales to exports to con PhiIadeiphia-Add 100 bales to exports e Great Britain since Sept. 1st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
THE METAL MARKET.

New YOrk, Nov. 27.-TheFe was a big ad- vance In the London tin market with spot closing at e165 and futures e154 5s. The local market was firm at S33 15@S34 co.
 Copper higher in London, R75 i5s for spot and E77 for futures. Locally 1t was firm; Lake and electrolytIc quoted at ei7.50@ e17 IS: and casting at ST. % O SIT .50.
 Lead was 6s higher at RiS 12s Sd in Lan- den and Ss 25 to S. 75 In the local market l2s cd and firm here at ss. 159s6.25
 Iron was higber abroad with standard rants at Sss sd Locally firm; No 1 foun dry. Northern SIS. 75 q sis s5; No. 2 do. SIS zBa9 SIS eB: No. f-undry Southern tts. @sis.7b; No. ? do. sIs.oo@ @sls.2s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES. New Orleans. Nov. 27.--cotton future
NEW ORLEANS sPor COTTON.
NEW oRIEANs Corroy

New Orleans. Nov. 27.--spot cotton firm; sales 2.s00 bales. including 500 to arrive. Quotations advanced i-s. middiing Il Sc.
 Futures influenced by the advance in Liv- erpool opened IF to IS points above Satur- days closing. After the opening the mar ket eased off on long profit taking until March sold II points below the openings
 This was followed by buying orders which eeused an advance of points in the trading which was active. December opened IS points up at .e5. sold up to il 6f and if nally receded to II. 51. NThe market closed within point of the bottom. with net gains of to points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28

River Forecast
 (For next two days.)
 The Coosa and Alabama will remain sta tionary.
 Light. scattered rains have occurred in Eastern cotton districts and light rain or snow In the Lake region and New England. though an area of high barometer covering the Lake region is now giving generally fair weather over the eastern half of the coun- try, with moderately low temperatures north of the Ohio River. An extensive storm area covering the Plateau region and east slope of the Rockies has caused rain in the Pacific coast region, snow in the middle and northern plateau districts and over the northern slope, and rain or snow east through North Dakota. but continue moder- ately high in Gulf and South Atlantic dis trfcts. As the storm area moves eastward 1t will cause increasing eloudiness in this section. with probably rain during Tuesday. Temperature and precipitation as reported by the Weather Bureau for selected South ern stations during 24 hours ending am Nov. 24. 1905 -. Nov. 27, 1905
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
Interior Movement.

Houston-Steady. II Sc; net receipts 1s.- ls5; gross receipts 1s155 shipments 14.6s7; sales 363: stock eS, 33e.
 Augusta-steady l11-l6c; net receipts sales 409; stock S5,406. .Msmphis-Firm. ll%s; net receipts B. sales 2. 7.000; stock 115. 205.
 St. Louis-Ftrm. 11%c: gross receipts D. et5: shipments 2.s69: sales 377; stock s1.- ess.
 Cincinnati-Net receipts 1.074; gross re- ceipts 1.o74; shipments i,O96; stock 14.5ss.
 LouisviIle-Steady, 11&c.
 Total today-Nat receipts 24.3s6: gross re ceipts 34,201; shipments ELIZA: sales S.iS9; stock 32b,5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28

CT. sl.7s; CT. s1.s5 box; California prunes 50-6O, sAc; sS-76. 7%c; 70-so. 7he nuts, Ifo; mixed nuts 25 10. boxes axe; walnuts 12 lsc h.; almonds and oceans later on; Spanish onions Sl.7b crate; heavy weight Malaga grapey s7 keg.
 seed-Rye. SI per bu. wheat q .se: bar ley, Si; crimson clover, 12c; alfalfa IS @ zoe per ib,: onion sets. white skin. 42; pearl ts; blue EkasS., IS q tse per ID.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
rcHIcAGo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

A
 Chicago. Nov s7.-Demand from a leading bull held the wheat market firm today ln close whest for Mss safish devsrS news was sns pras.leaiis snehsnsed Proaisions sr ~sre Ssss :s
 With the exception of a slightly easier tone at the opening the wheat market was firm o see ssaass sss factor. as by number Higher 'a ;sede ofssrnss sTss ss were shaSs noi below the opening auotations. ToWard the the menced to buy May and this created a fair leaders was a feature of H trading iS for the the remainder of the day. The volume of busi- nsns Bnrns 9S Ssy @ wss s sops,raa.ivsy small
 s7he The market closed firr, with May up Nc at s7@sIMe for the srea,er part of fhs .ns ay corn liquidation of the December option was a feature of trading. Liberal acceptances An increase of f.sss. oeo bushels i in s the Vis- late In the session was caused by the GOV. firm with prices at the highest point of the day; May opened a shade to h@hc lower at the top. Receipts 44S ears with one of
 The oats market was hevay early in the closing prices were at the highest point of the day. Liquidation of December was again again in evidence and there was also some to sc lower at 3ih 431Ac. sold up to s1&. and closed at the highest point of the l. Provisions were firm on active demand for investment account. Reports of hog cholera in western Nebraska induced some close May pork was up 20 to 22hc at SIS: 22h. Lard was up 2H @5c at sT. 100 s7.12A. Ribs were 7mc higher at s6 oeh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28

New York. Nov. 27.-Coffee. spot Rio steady; No. [ invoice 5-tsc: mild. steady; Cordova sz 612&e.
 Sugar, raw. steady; refining 15-16c: cen trifugal 9e-test 9-16c; molasses sugar 11-1642&c; refined steady.
 Coffee futures opened steady at unchang- ed prices to an advance of points in re- sponse to steady European cables. Interior Santos receipts were heavier again, but while this may have checked demand through commission houses to some extent offerings were relatively light and the mar ket ruled generally steady. The close was steady; net unchanged to 10 points higher Sales were 54, 250 bags.
 December .... .... -. .....s.7Og6.7 .75 january ...s .s..6 so Marcn .''' '''' .''' .''' '''. ..1.0 May -'.s s's.ssss s...1.E5 Juiy - s.s. IL 40 September .... ....f. 55 6i . 60
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28

Cincinnati. Nov. 27.-FIour quiet. 9 Provisions quiet; lard S6 60; bulk meats sT.12h; bacon $s.60.
 Whiskey. active. $1. 30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
NEW WORK nRY GOODs.

New York. Nev. 27.--The dry goods mar ket today in strength and the continued up ward trend of raw material caused many either to withdraw their lines Temporarily or to place prices at value
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
NEW ORLEANS sucA.

New Orleans. Nov.s 27.-sugar steady; open kettle 3-16c; open kettle cetrifugai S@3 7-1ec; centrifugal whites 3M@3Xc; yellows Sh @S&c: seconds 2@3Ac. Molasses, open kettle 2o9 2Sc; centrifugal
 Syrup 23 02se.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
Total Movement.

Total today, at all ports, net 54,725; ship ments to Gseat Britain 20, 467; to France H. sl4; to continent 12,s53; stock 1,315.6O6.
 Consolidated at all ports. net 97.2I4; ship ments to Great Britain sS.56I; to France IT, 9S4; to continent 45.609.
 Total since Sept 1st. at all ports. net B. s35,e47; shipments to Great Britain S62.e74; to France 34i.990; to continent 942.462; to Japan l4, 203; to Mexico 5Te.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
KANSAS CIrY LIyE srncK.
NAVAL STORES

Savannah. Ga, Nov. 27.-Turpentine firm soc; sales 219; receipts 556: shipments 3,S77'
 Resin, steadv: sales 12.65o; receipts l.644: i: shipments 1,696.
 Quote A. B: C.. $2.55 gs2 so; D. se .sO@ S2.So: F $2.75Qs2. go; c. $2.9Oa sS ,OO; + s4 %; NJ. S4.OO@s4.50. N. $4 5OQS475; w G. &4.75@s5. .oO; W. W. s5.OOG 95 pentine firm soc: receipts A
 Rosin, nothing doing. unchAnged receipts 37T
 Tar firm, S1 80: receipts l72 Crude turpentine firm s2 90 and $4 a5. re- ceipts zoe.
 Charleston $. C.. Nov. 27---Turpenttne firm. 59c; sales none.
 Rosin; nominal nothing doinE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28

". D. Brazeall, of Mobile. and L. ?. Berry. of Birmingham, were appointed notaries public yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
Sales for day. l.754.5OO shares.
NEW YORK BONDS

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
Local Observations.
 (Caufral Tixua.1

Maximum temperature for day. 1s deg. Minimum temperature for day. 5i deg Average temperature for day, 64 deg. Normal temperature for day. 52 deg. Accumulated deficiency since Jan. lst. 43 degrees.
 Average relative humidity for day, "A per cent.
 Total rainfall since Jan. 1st. 90 inches.
 River Bulletin. Observations at a. m. 18th M. time.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
ELGIN BUTTER.
CINCINNATI PROVISIONS.

ELGlN BUTTER. Elgin, III. Nov. 27.-Butter firm, 24ci sales for the week ess.oOO pounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
Missouri. Kansas & Texas Is ...'

Missouri. Kansas & Texas 4s..... ....lSssE National n. R. of Mexico consoi fs '''. esSS N. J. Central general 5s .'.. ...-iSs,t Northern Pacific is ..'' ''.. '..'ig,N Norfolk & Western consol As ...lol Oregon Short Line rfdg 4s .... sab Penn. CN- Size .''- '''' - Reading General 4s ........,.;;... .".ityyss% St. Louis & Iron Mountain consol 5s HE St Louis & San Francisco fg 4s Ssz st Louis S'western con Is ....SSh seaboard Air Line 4s .... = ~ ss% Southern Pacific ts .... ..'. .... sssst Southern Railway 5s .'.. ..!se
 Texas ( Pacific lsts ....lss
 Union Pacific 4s .... co. io5 ,s
 do. cv, Is .... '..' ... .iSo H U, g. Steel 2nd 5s ..s. sss. "
 Wabash 1sts s.'' ss's 'Alo Y
 do. Deb B. '.s' .'.. ao z wheeling Lake Erie 4s .... .... .. 91
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
TREAsURY RAI,ANcEs
NEW YORK COFFEE AND sUGAR.

Washington, Nov 2s-Treasury balances s1S6.157.76l; gold $S7.11e.2s 2ss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
ORenses Continued.

If the case had at that time been called to my attention my belief is that I would then have requested your resignation. Most certainly after re- ceiving such a letter to which you failed In any way to make any an- swer clearing yourself or traversing the facts alleged by the secretary, 1t was your duty so to conduct your of- flee that no possible criticism could come upon you. Instead of so con- ducting it, you have continued exact ly the methods previously obtained;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
MARKET FOR FUTURES
NEW HIGH RECORDS MADE BY LATE
 MONTHS.
Close Within . Few Points of the Best. With Gains of 23 to 28 Points.--
 Sales Estimated at 80o,000

New York. Nov 27.--The cotton market was again very active and at times showed great excitement with prices establishing new high records for the season i'm all moths later than January. The close was within few points of the best and steady at net gain of 9 and 2s points Sales were estimated at S00,000 bales. The mar ket opened strong at An advance of .2s to sS points and inside of the first ten minutes all of the active months showed gains of about B to 3s points with March selling at II .SS. The advance was due to the excit-- ed bulge in tEe Liverpool market. which was accompanied by reports Of a small failure and where the circulars issued by the recent bull leader after the local close of Saturday to the effect that his shorts had been GOV cred. was evidently regarded as a bullish in fluenee At the advance here. there was very heavy realizsng and the market during the middle session eased off about IS points from the. top with March selling at il. 75 Around this figure leading Wall Street in terests who had taken no very active part during the early session came to the support of prices and during the afternoon prices Ssa were raineo "a % .o new nigh point for the or IT points up from the lowest level of the morning. The close was off from the best under realizing with March around li.sl. Southern spot markets were un- changed to hc higher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
ST. LOUIS PRcvIsIoN3.

ST. LOUIS PKCVISIUNJ.l St. Louis. Nov. 27.-Flour. steady. whiskey. steady; S1.34. Pork steady. tobbing $15.15. Lard higher: prime steam S6 10. Dry salt meats steady: boxed extra shorts s7. .T5; clear ribs $S. co; short clear Ss. 25. Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts SS. 70; clear ribs $s. 75: short clear s9.00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
River Forecast.

Indicates rise. : Indicates fall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28
THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER. Daily Lccal Weather Report and River
 Bulletin. U. E. Department of Agriculture. Weather Bureau
 Local Observations.
 Central Tine.) Montgomery, Ala, Nov 27. 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-28

New Orleans. Nov. 27.-cleared Strs,, Huttonwood, Br., Haviand, Aarhuus; Martin saenz. Br.. Bilbao. Barcelona
 Port Eads, La. Nov. 27.--Arrived, Strs.. Clifton, Br., Denver. West Liverpool, and sailed for Mobile; Prince Arthur, Br.. Kin ney. Havana; Fcrmoon, Br; rhorburn. Lord Stanley Br., Pinewood. Santos, via Vic toria and Rio De Janeiro: Purita, Br., James shields; Madeline Br. Ramsusmen. Santos. Brazil; Cestrian, Br. Thomas. Liverpool; Corinto. Nor. Gundersen. Biuefields.