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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-11
THE SUMMIT
CITY ACADEMY
Bluefeld. w. Va.
TEACHERS
C1ncorporated)

TEACHERS
Mrs. Fendall /. Gregory. graduate
of Public High School. Lynchburg.
Va. Graduate Hoilins Institute
Miss Lillian r. Thompson. gradu-
ate Of state Normal, Farmvillc. Vir-
ginia
COURSE OF STUDY.
Includes the Academic. Grammer
and Primary Grades.
Special Branches Preparatory for
College
The Academy opens Septembrr
18th. 1906 School term nine
months. Tuition $500 per month.
The Curriculum of the Academy and
the qualification OF the teachers
afford exceptional educational ad-
.vantages
For further Information apply ~
MRS. T. l.. GREGORY. Prmcipal
Phone 119. 1Ors Duhring seroet.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-11
CHARGE SULLIVAN
WITH POLITICAL
CRIMES
DECLARE HE Is A PROFESSION.
Al BoODLER.

Jacksonville, ILL.,. Sept. 1O.-Jndge
Owen =. Thompson and Millard Fiji
more Dunlap issued signed state
ments denying the charges made
against them in National COMMITTEES
loan Suliivan's reioInder to Bryan's
recent speech In Chicago.
In addition, Thompson and Dunlap
accuse sullivan OF various po., ica,
crmes.
Dunlap in HIS statement. says:
"Sullivan's statement that was
Judge Thompson's go-between con
tains cruel, false and bare insinu-
alton. sullivan. whose general rcpm-
tation is that of professional hood.
Ter, would charge any one no hates
with any vice or crime To divert at
tention from himself or in his desire
TO drag others to his level"
Dunlap, Who is connected with n
banking company. says Sullivan de-
lights I'm mentioning his name with
certain Chicago bankers. including
who supported Bryan. and continues.
but there was one banker who did
not support Bryan, but he stood with
Sullivan representing themselves as
defenders of the national honor: that
was John II. Walsh. his bosom friend
and political associate"
Sullivan seeks to raise false is
sue now. as he did In circulars sent
broadcast before the Peoria conven-
tion In that he charged that | was
a know nothing, because my given
name is Millard Fillmore. did not
select my name. None of my people
that | ever heard of were know moth
ings' or a. p. AS.
mo true Catholic I'm this communl-
ty would insinuate that was big
OF When the A. u. A. movement
spread over this country opposed It's
teachings openly and conscientiously
as not being IN harmony with our
institutions. Sullivan has simply
seized upon circumstances of my
name TO prejudice lrIshman agains;
me. 1t was false. contemptlblc
unjustihable charge"
Judge Thorn Aon in his statement
says:
Roger Sulligan's statement that
bought delegates in the convention
that nominated me for Judge I de
nounce as malicious and unmitlgat
ed falsehood. | never directly OF
indirectly bought delegates at con
vention for myself or any other per
son
"The statement is without truth
and springs from an ungovernablC
Irage because opposed him Al tie
Peoria convention. The maker Is Sc
Idisreputablc as corruptionist and
has so many perjurious bribe takers
among his following that no mlI
who incurs his enmlty or ill-will Is
safe from malicious attacks.
"Prior 10 the Peoria convention hC
sought 10 injurc me I'm the estimation
Of Irishmen, Germans and others oi
foreign decent by insinuaung that
was opposed 10 him because he Is an
Irishman That was but trick OF ar
lunscrupulous politician who was with
out any real defense To- the crime.
he was charged with AS 20 being q
political judge / simply refer to tn,
whole bar of this district. Democratl,
and Republican alike. whether they
observed any craftsmanship in my con
duct on the bench or In decisions"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-11
GIRL TO BE
HANGED TONIGHT
GUILTY on ASSASSINATING GEN.
MIN ON AUG. 20.

So Petersburg Sept 10 The
sentence of death imposed upon Ze-
naido KOuoplianikovo the girl who
assassinatcd Gen Min Aug. 2G af Pc
torhof. who was condemned saturday
by court-martial TO bo hanged will
DE carried out Monday night
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-11

Bessie Doylo tbo four-roarord
china OF 400 iron manufacturer n
Basic City va haa % good wortinr
knowledge OF siv languages b.tld,
English Hcr father m Frcnrh
scholar and taught her tbo language.
hcr mother. who ls OF German do
scent instructed tho child in h,
tongue of the fafhor1ud. and tina
Swedish nurse carries ON hrr com.
munication with thc Tiny charge r
o. scandinavian dialect In addition lo
this. another servant BIAS drilled
Yiddish into Bcss'ee brain aud %
Cuban lad at thc iron foundry nov
teaching her Spanish A Hu .au do.
nestle servant haa taugh. hcr eood
deal of the czars native tongue.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-11

Some strange things were enacted
in n little village Of Heuria recently
when doctor who had long pr1ctic-
ed there and had been held in res-
Iect was discovered at death TO Doe
q woman disguised as q man
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-11
OUGHT TO WORK
BOTH WAYS

lts n poor rule that won't work
bou ways The Baltimore Sun says
There is nothing like sunshine to-
make .ha country forget IT'S rhcuma-
tIsm And there is nothing like
rheumatism TO make the people for
get the sunshine Washington Post.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-11
TROOPS ENGAGE
IN MASSACRE.
ALI DAY SUNDAY THEY ron
AND MURDER CHRISTIANS
AND JEWS.

Siodlcc. Russia Poland. Sept 10
massacre of police and soldiers
began at s o'clock last night Inn
mediatcly afterward the troops at
tackled the Jews
An today tho soldiers have at
tackled civilians, Christians. or Jews,
robbng aud numbering them without
discrimination. Hundreds of persons
were Killed or wounded Three streets
were devastated.
! is reported that drunken reqcr-
visits started the massacre.
Troops have surrounded tta city
and refuse access 20 it.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-11

The now advertisement OF Sub
lettc and Barnes will appear tomor-
row announcing their Superior flour
and other excellent groceries Whom
81 comes TO good -four and fine. fresh
groceries they have 20 right to talk
TO the people about them.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-11

Jack London and bis now wife are
TO sail around the world in 1j-foot
Boat. assisted only by cook aud a
Doin tor Mr. London is sooc
sailor. ard If tho cabin boy shJ1ll
lfoye lo have iitaur, talent q E.cI
book should ousu
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-11
VIM. JENNINGS BRYAN
At RADFORD FAIR.

. Special Train will leave BlucGcId
4: + 8, q. m. Sept. 18th. Low Round
Trip tickets from Blucncld nnd In
icrmcdiatc stations.
w. 49, BEVILL, Gen. Pas Agent.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-11

Warsaw, Sept 10. TerrorlSbl
last evening shpt and killed twq
soldiers guarding government al.
cohol store at Siedlce. A ietach-
.rlont OF infantry rnshod up and fred
a volley into the crowd. killing two
persons and wOundlnR two.
This morning the terrorsts retail
atcd by beginning 4 massacre of
policemen and soldiers partolling the
street, and at noon the Infuriatod
troops attacked tho Jewish quarters
OF Sicdice, destroying che houses aud
shops
II IS reported that over 100 per
sons were killed or wounded nud that
the town Is ia flames.
a regiment OF infantry has been
sent from Della 10 sicdlce catore
order
The Jews here are panic stricken
Alarming reports are beng circu-
lated in the city.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-11

Harvard always wins her boating
Victories in advance Of the race.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-23
COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to c. c. Abercrornbie {
 Cnmnanx. a2 Commerce Street.

By Private Wire to c. c. Abercr0nbie &
 Company, 32 Commerce Street.
 New Orleans. March 22.-Ldverpool viewed the situation from a conservative point of view today closing five points up. or no ranted, and spot sales there were only 10.on0
 Operators in America however were moro rampant than ever. traders who were bear ing the market on an official crop estimate of 10. 900 bales. now pulling it on an i'm dicated yield of 10700.0O0 bales and talking of squeeze in the May option at New York where there is a stock of about 10O.0 900 iarg- G sr a than n, one @ , year ago; and perhaps here here than last year and could he easily enIarg de by heavy shipments from neighboring
 The position of the staple IS such that relatively high prices will be obtained for the remnant of the crop but the situation does not permit of successful manipulation
 In the first place the little short inter positions on account of the extensive prepa- acreage this spring. whilst. the Interest in the market and 1t has been increased ma terially of late by enormous purchases of summer months. especially in Liverpool where large buying orders were executed during the past few days for American ac-
 Meanwhile domestic markets have beer foreign markets. New Orleans at one time today advancing to within 50 points of Liv- erpooi. May 11.is against II .6s.
 This is not a safe position for a bull mar ket. more so hlnCN Lns improvement nHS nett brought about by purely speculative inanIp- ulation. 1t Is to be conceded. however. that and Georsia last Sunday and Monday as wei as the low temperature throughout the belt during the early part of the week. served to influence the reaction that sat in. as did reports fro mSouthwest Texas to the of- feet that the recent freeze has practicallI killed all of the early planted cotton that was up in that immediate section.
 The bad weather In the central belt and in Georgia has also interfered materially with the movement of cotton to snarket traffic all but Texas lines entering thil city having been interrupted by washouts. As a result of these conditions and the work of manipulators there has bsen aT advance of about s3 per bale
 Tho insight for the week. therefore. point! to about f3T, 900 bales against 243. 900 last year and 10S. 900 year before last. Tomorrow Chronicle weather and crop report wil probably be unfsNorable.
 This week In 1905 spinners took 256. 900. H. & B. BEER.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-23
MARKET FOR COTTON.
ACTIVITY IS CONTINUED WITH MORE
 IRREGULARITx.
Bales and Prices are Points Higher to Points Lower at the Close of the Session,

New York. March 2e.--Ths cotton market continued active but was more irregular, and strong early advance eased off under realizing with the close points hiFher to points lower Sales for the day were es- timated at s5o.0oo bales.
 The opening was firm at an advance of lnS points. in spite Of somewhat disap- pointing cables and better weather in the South. no rain of consequence being report cd while temperatures were decidedly high CT. But the new bull clique was an active buyer right from the start and while the continued to work upward with only slight recessions until May reached II cents. an,i July il 05, or about 13G20 points above the above the low level of Tuesday, Offerings increased at the advance and bull support was partially withdrawn with the result be- ing a sagging market during the laic the close. The net gains were on near months up to and including May with later positions unchanged 70 five points lower, The local bull leader Issued circular dur ing the day stating that he was connected with no scheme to corner May contracts, but believed the advance to he the result of trade conditions and prospective end season, scarcity, ani also. wired over the South that Is cents was q fair price for the remnant of the crop, but that speculation might carry tho market higher in the event of un- operators claimed that the bull party sold more than it bought during the days ses- ston and some wires from the south stated that spot offerings would increase another 4 cent higher.
 Receipts at the ports today 1s.sss, asains, Io,sss last week and 23.2ss last year For the week (estimatedl 100000 bales, against l17.ii5 last week and 17h. 4s2 last year To aEain4f s.s47 last year and at Houston 2.997 bales. against 5,2s3 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-23
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

AhANAo0 OHtAAN AEsD Ak&QDbGEs
 Chicago. March 22.--Covering by shorts caused firm close in the local wheat mar ket today. the final quotations on the May ac Oats were F Q Nc higher. Provis- ions advanced 2h @7Ac.
 wheat pit favored lower prices, chiefly bss cause of an official forecast of rain and free selling by several prominent commits sion houses offerings being taken largely by shorts, Later the demand became more cash wheat at Minneapolis and Kansas City and report that the Argentine wheat arriy- tion. but inferior in quality. The fact ttat primary receipts were today only 3ei,- ago. also strengthened tho market. The May option opened unchanged to itc higher S'lt T1hc to 77%c, sold off to. 77h OTIS anu 7sisc July ranged between TIC and 77%4 c and closed with a net gain of R RD%c at
 Despite lower cables the corn market was steady Tor the greater, part of the day; snlr iTeep SesnS 9i for cash corn feature of the market was the changing from the May delivery to July by prominent trader highest point of the day. May opened un- changed to a shade lower at 4tc to 4 a 44Mc sold up to 44% G44&c and closed at the top Local receipts 14S cars. none of contract grade.
 Oats wore strong on active ;, covering .,1X hX weather was delaying seeding operations and that a reduction in area will probably result. May opened unchanged at 3oAc advanced to 3o%c and closed at 3O% @sofsc. Local r@--
 Trading in provisions was quiet, but the was a fair demand by bulls and local pack CTS because of a decrease in the local stocks the price of live hogs aided the strength of the market. Selling was chiefly by. longs. Sis f7ls. Lard was up 2lA a 5c at sS 87 F. Ribs were 2hc higher at sS.71lb.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-23

e'harleston-Firm, loAc: net receipts III gross receipts IF: stock 22,001.
 wilmington--Steady, 10&c; net receipts 4s; gross receipt 4s; stock 4,iss.
 Norfolk-Firm. 10 1l-16c: net receipts S03: gross receipts 903: sales 16; stock 36, I76: shipments to Great Britain 66I
 Baltimore--NominaL 11Ac; gross receipts s25 stock S7o0; shipments coastwise i,5o0
 New York--Quiet il .55; gross receipts a5ss: sales l.ss5; stock 1s7, ,4s0; shipments to Great Britain 1,31s: to continent 1.775
 Boston--Quiet II 55; gross receipts 96 shipments to Great Britain 2.s76.
 Philadefphia-Steady, Ii 80; net receipts 30 gross receipts 90; stock 3.302.
 Pensa cola-~Net receipts ts6; gross receipts 1ae: shipments to Great Britain 19s
 Jacksonyille-Net receipts 33: gross re- ceipts B: shipments coastwise 33
 Miscellaneous--Net receipts 55; gross re- ceipts 57
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-23
NEW ORLEANS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to IOyenaan < Company 3G Commerce Street.

By Private Wire to LoveHan 4 Company, 36 Commerce Street.
 New Orleans. March ge.-on covering by shorts, who were alarmed over the reports of prospective corner in the May position as II IS for May today At this level, howaA ever. a strong disposition on the part of certain long interests to take profits devel- oped. and there was also some short selling by the professional element. all Of which resulted in the srsster part Of da sne ots were officially reported steady and Ac high CT on all grades, sales amounting to 2,lOo on the basis of 10 15-1ee for middiing
 Manipulation of most glaring character and futures were forsed up to a level which threatened to choke off the spot demand and thus demoralize the situation
 new business. a condition which was due.
 no doubt. to the fact that the advancs in permit of a proper adjustment of values on actual octton. As ali our friends know.
 time back, believing that the srnallness af the crop compared with big consumption dH-
 mand Justified much higher level of
 Tne views that we have expressed from time to time seem now In fair way to be at last come to that way of thinking But we think 1t would be great mistake |"
 pSsst aSss 'se ntrelT aTk iestmate trade condions A gradual advance wall accomplish the ol,- ject aimed at. without antagonizing tho Ie. to insure successful bull campaign at this period of the year There Is such thing TeerinE on this condition today. when prar- tical common sense prevailed over sentt- | ment and brought the market back within We do not feel that the reactionsry ten- dency which developed during the late af- we would wait for a lower ietel to buy at.
 unless weather conditions should again be-
 sS-''1 sN'' I,oyEMAN & COMPANY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-23
DESIGNING
 AND
 ILLUSTRATING
Japan 4las certificates

Japan 4lAs certificates .... .... .. st% Louisv. & Nashv Unified As .... .... .1OSM Manhattan consol gold As .... .... ..103
 Minn & St L. 4s tofdj .... .... .... 0s
 Mis-. Kan. x Texas 4s .... ......101
 Nat R. R. Of Mexico consol Is ...... S6 1E N. Y Central gen. 31ss .... .... .... sS
 N. !. Central general 5s .... .... .... l29 Northern Pacific 4s ''104 's Norfolk & West consol 4s .... .... .1o2M Oregon Short Line rfdg. Is 96 1P Reading general 4S .. -. ..., 100 ls St. T.. & Iron Mountain con. 5s .... .1l6 9s St. j.. x & Francisco fig. 4s SC x St L. S'western con. 4s .... .... .... S0ik seaboard Air Line 4s -... .... .... go
 southern Paciflc c-tt,,s,,,.s. ts '''' '''' 4 Southern Ky. 5s .... -... .... ....1T6 is Texas & Pacific 1sts .... .... .. ,..122
 Toledo, st. L. S W. Is GAfdD ...- 70, sA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-23
NEyr oRIEANs COTTON.

New orleans, March 22.--Spot cotton was Sales ,, 9s0 bales. including 1.250 to arrive, Spot 2.foO. Quotations advanced he; mid ding 10 15-16c
 Futures openad steady at an advance of five to six points on the old crop and two up on the new. The weather map shows no rain over the belt and temperatures are higher During the early trading prices ad- vauced 1T points above last evenings finals but by noon had reeeded four to six points and during the afternoon eased off few points additional. The market closed easy. March. April and May each gained net potnts while the other positions gained 1 to 13 points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-23
LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement, ,

Galveston--F'irn. 1t1sc net receipts 6 6,30I |. gross receipts s,3O7; sales 20: stock t43.464; Shipments to Great Britain s.S7S: coastwise 4.033
 New orleans-steAdy. 10 5-1ec; net re eeipts 2.19s; gross receipts 2,l9S; sales 3.550; stock 290, 0,56i.
 Mobile-Firm. 1O5 5sc; net receipts 71; gross receipts 77: sales 150: stock 26.1S9: ship n1ents 4.0O5
 eavannah-Steady 10 13-16c: net receipts g. ss2; gross receipts 2.s32; sales 2.142; stock kT.Isi: shipments coastwise 150.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-23
Intarior Moverent.

Houston steady, 1i4e; net receipts 2.s97 t,431: stock 5e,2lg
 Augusta-Firin, itAc; net receipts 42s; Rross receipts 5f5: shipnents 535 sales 9f9, stock 72.9e6.
 Memphis--Stesdy, i1Ac; net receipts L. 0l3, gross receipts 1,95S; shipments 3,329; sales 2.000: stock Si,s1s
 St. Louis-Ffrm, 115sc; gross receipts 2. 43.2ss.
 cincinnsti--Net receipts ef3 gross receipts 643; shipments 245; stock i7,777,
 Louisyilfe-Firm, Ii %c.
 Total today--Net receipts 5.0T9: gross re- ceipts s.s5s; shipments 1l,129; sales J.3sS, stock 275,OI6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-23
weather CondltIona.

The high barometer area over the cast Gulf States yesterday has drifted off to the southeast and fair and warmer weather pre- walls in the Cuff States, Tennessee. and along most of the Atlantic coast. though another area of high" now central over the lawar erabiy colder weather from the Dakotas east through the upper Lake region. with slight temperature falls in the Ohio Valley and along the east slope Of the Rockies to northwestern Texas Light precipitation, mostly snow. has occurred over northeastern districts and in Pacific coast regions Con titions fvor fair weather in this sec tion tonight and Friday. with no marked change In temperature.
 Temperature ani precipitation as report. ed by the Weather Bureau for selected Southern station during 3l hours ending am, March 22, 1S0e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-23

NOW YoTK. MaTcH ls.-TTT UF0TIned II London spot closing 16s pounds i5s: and futures 165 pounds 5s. Local market quiet and lower in sympathy: spot $%6 75 q S57 25.
 Copper higher in London: spot S2 pounds and futures 70 pounds los. Locally no change reported.
 Lead unchanged locally; lower in London, spot I6 pounds.
 speiter unchanged both In London and lo- caIlY.
 Iron lower abroad; standard foundry 47s i'd and Cleveland warrants As 1 lsd, Lo- callv no change reported
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-23

craekers-xxx soda sMc: XXX sinser Fiour--sasls of barrai.: High patent 4s; faPsy Pstent SSi half Dste1t
 Meal-62 bc: pearl 7sc.
 Lard-Leaf, S1sc; compound 7c: basis Hams--Dove 4Mc; others 13014c.
 Grain and HayIBran si.i6; shorts si;2O: Ssts Sata mixed "S 45c White 4se: white e clipped 47c; timothy 95c; Johnson grass Csc: rust prSS9t Sotton % seed hulls---Loose. per ton es %; baied sT.OO; sacks ss.oO: cotton seed meal Fruit and Produce--Red and yellow onions q per bushel; potatoes. Wisconsin stock si Sp Ssfaa ssSa Fsspg sss ssoeP Paa 9riss sFsts csf6rns oranges sfad: oSton ssets' yellow ss. 25 bushsi: red Ss.ss ..s sssS sseSSd crop sTy s snsS si.s5 bushel; apple & Snd white SrSi wine ylneE:E isS Eapn aS ss S SRoiss S 'a 5c fb.; W Wevapersted apples sc; dried sppIes sS h1s S saF FSso sH sR @ sSaS e%Shi iS1so csf0rRo h'; caiifornia beaches Pc lb,: mixed nuts.
 sSds aahe fss TaeSi TSaes pecans s TaT1 % inn Sium size 10 he: spanish onions q .TS crate; hsHSs sIss 1S fo Rsa eats iSs s:E sDsea ssssed sssRiSe e6Sdsssfn6s SSs 9s bacon on1ss Ss pinks Sl 10; Columbia River S1 .60; sockeyss .gFaPS ss poAseS A%SrgHS a.fs % 0y:s.l. 1s nT tomatoes. 2-lb si: 3-ib.. s1.i5. MoIeSsssasorFiS Gssns s r barrel s5S Ps;. syrup. Log Cabin. gallons t14; # galIons t7 30; quarts S4 ss per dog Sugar-Granulated 6Mc; F. Y. C. axe.
 Hides-Dry flint 1sc; dry saltsd :: green salted &c.,
 Wool-Clear 230 to 24o.
 CSickens-Hens +o- 'ry- 25 O 30c.
 Turkeys-Aliye. 10
 EERs-f1c.
 Country Butter-1
 Seed-Rye $1 per H barley S1; crimson
 2eo per h.; onion set @ e3; blue grass 15@1s,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-23

Union Pacific Is .... .... .... ..,.104 li
 do: cy. Is =. .... 153& U. s. Steel End 5s 9SSa Wabash 1sts .... .... .... .... ....1l6 Wabash lpeD. B.. ss's ..s... SZ \ wheeling < L. Erie 4s tofdj. j.. :. s6H Wisconsin Central Is ... .... ...... D3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-23
Total sales for day sss,SOO shares.
NEM YoRK BoND LIsr.

Y. S. RefundinE 2s, registered .... ..lo3% U. S. ss, registered .... io3 4 U. s. oid Is. registered .... .. ..in3 U. S uGS New ts, registered .... .... .... l$2h American Tobacco 4s .... .... .... .. 79% Atchison general As .... ....104t
 do adjustment 4s .... 95ll Atl Coast Line Is ..-.''s' '''' ..'s 99SB Balti. & Ohio Is .''' '''' ''''lddU
 BrooEIyS IG R. T. cv. As .... .. .. .. =. s5
 Central of Georgia 5s ..'. ....ll&'a
 do lst Inc '''' '''' SS
 do 2nd Inc .''' '''' ''.' S9 chesa. & ohio 4zs .... .... ..1o6 E Chicago Alton as ''.' S0 is Cbjcaeo. B. x quincy new 4s -. ..100i4 Chicago, R. l. & Pacific R. R. 4s ..- d9k c C d9i C. eSh g st. ts L. en. is Cofd) .... l64& Colorado Industrial 5s. Ser Al. .... 1I 3s Colorado industrial 5s Ser. B.... 16
 Colorado Midland 4s .... '.'. '' io l% Colorado & Southern Is ...' '... 34
 DsDSer eDS % & Rio Grande ls .. .. .... ..1oo
 Distiliers Securities 5s .......' SS fs Erie prior lien Is .''' zee ''''loo5 1t Erie general 4s .... eco '''' |l i5 Hooking Valley 41ss '''' '''. ''iiS9$S iSS Japan Bs ..-. ..-' s''' '''' '''' tonz.
 do End. Series Q, '''' '' ''4Vo 7'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-23
Total Nfnremanf.

Total today at all ports net 12.315. ship ments 10 Great Britain 1T.2f3; to continent t.T73, stock 7sa. 8o2
 Consolidated at all ports. net s4S59: ship ments to Great Britain so. .127: to France s.5I4: to continent 7,ST2: to Japan 6Soi
 Total since Sept. 1. at all ports, net 6.564,- 521. shipments to Great Britain 2.322 112 to France 5SS. .9s6 to continent 1,SS9.077: tc Japan S5.503: to Mexico 2.714.