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New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
SOPHY Of KRAVONIA
Continued from page 10

house should end than live on IN a coward. you
know"
The plea was not perfect-there was Wis
dom as well as courage IN question. Yet he
would have maintained himself 20 be right in
point of wisdom too, had Marie put him 10 the
question. But her force was spent. her viQ-
lence ended, and with It her expOstulation5
but not her terror and disnay. She threw
herself into chair and covered her face with
her hands, sObbing bitterly.
The Prince gently caTessed her shaking
shoulder; but he raised his ewes 10 SOphv
who had stood quiet through the scene Are
You ready fOr what comes. Sophys' he asked
am ready. mOnseIgneur. she said with
head erect and her face set But the next
instant she broke into a low vet rich and ring-
ing laugh 1t mingled strangely with Mares
sobs which were gradually diving away, vet
sounded still, an undertone III IN harmony
with SOphys mIrth. She stretched out her
hands toward him again. whispering III an
amused PITY; Poor childi she thought that
we should be afraid
Out from the dusk Of a quiet evening came
suddenly the blare of a trumpet blown from
NOlseni by a favoring breeze. II sounded
every day at nIghtfall 20 warn the herisrnen
in the hills OF the closing Of the gates and had
so sounded from time beyond mans memory.
The Prince raised his hand % bid her listen.
In good NolsenI there Is watch and ward for
uSi'
The echoes of the blast rang for an instant
round the hills.
And there Is watch and ward and the glad
sound Of trumpet IN my heart. monseigneur.'
she saiL.
The sobs were still. laughter was hushed
the echoes died away In utter silence tAei,
hands and their eyes met. Only IN their
hearts loves pean rang IndOmitable and mar
velously glad.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
To Be c0rtrasd rsxt SaE92Y
Synopsis of Preceding Chapters

1T Is name-day OF the Hing OF the ancient king
dom Of kTavOnia. and the capital city of Slavna
Is gwen over 20 festivities IN His Majesty honor
SOphy de Gruche Is new 10 Slavna and It's peo-
pie, except 10 Marie Zerkovltch and the latter's
husband, proprietor of the leading newspaper
kTavonIa- She has come 70 Slavna 20 tnd her
fortune, and beng a spirited English glTl. Of much
experience IN Paris and elsewhere. she refuses wirh
much Independents 70 be an object OF charity from
her friends. Fortune not friendly at rrsr. how
ever, and on this festal day Sophy has only few
shillngs and the Zee from couple Of French pupils
between her and dire want.
Sophy Is watching the military parade and lis
tening TO the court gossip of Captain NarkarJ.
The latter hints of grave scandals IN imperial
affairs, notably the evident existence Of faction>
some plotting Tor the elevation OF the kIuE~ >on
by a mOTganatIc VIE IN place OF the legitimate
Prince.
The Prince Is considered martinez by the
Slavua military. Of whom he Is garrison COM
mandant, and there Is no small oblecIlng when an
order issued that all soldiers must remain 40
barracks during this merry evening Captain
NlSritch (nIcknamed Captain " Hercules 81. the
leader IN mutInous talk, induces Lleutenaurs
Rasta1z and Sterkoh 20 JOIN hIm IN defyng the
order and the three start out % md the Prince
loudly boaStIng Oi what VIII happen when tler
They do meet him soon. Ra-tatz fees i- -sr-.-
and Sterkot conceal~ himself behind So l-.-- e#-
ing NIStItch 70 make good his threats l-se s--r-
deies the COmmandaut. In The ensuing duel rle
Prince sewers the teBdons of NlSttrl Wrl-t ami
Is about 20 march hum off 90 the gtIar.il.-e. when
Sterkoh springs out OF the darkDe~~ ta --an gaze
Prince in the back
Al thai instant Sophy, who has been wear
the encounter from window overhead. ets i-
heavy bronze statue, which eru~le~ tle Val--i-.e
assassin the ground.
Sophy receives her rewari. rhe klr- a"ne.n--rE
her Keeper Of the Tapestries, 81 tur a-n'.rsVt
pounds year: but there Is en-. .- r--.,.c over
MiSttchS proposed execution. The P-..e IS -rn
in his intention, despite the protests ,'rae-t
Stenovics and Hercules admirers bur- r--.y
consents TO reprieve his aSsailaur. when Z .srt-ll
approves an order Tor log of Clr-. 81 '...i Nl-l
give the Princes tower command 20 fr' iAS
Is bitter potion for the ant-t laate a I'D
swallow aS SteuovIcS had refused rl" -- -e-
viously: but they have 20 do 10 -u s-re Fes
from the populaee-
The Hing conferS patent of u.h--y lr
making her Baroness of pobrava ,'- r.
milton OF her services; then, OWING - - o-, e
ment Of the day, falls In "A FAINT i--- .'-tNs
have become frequent, and grave a-
Sophy goes 10 PraSlok. the t--,-
estate. and Is there appointed heure-s- t.--
sem artillery AT the request ot the r.as a-.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21
THE STOCK MARKET
OF STIFF RATES TOR CALI
 LOANS MANIFEST.
Rumored that St. Paul and Southern RA- cifIe are fo he Brought into More
 Intimate Relation

New York. Nov 2o.--The restraint of the stiff rates for call loans was manlIess iA Eested s,ss that the Iss speculative demand would have halted more completely. had it not ssd eh violent % n sdSancss en hicS occurred at df terent times during the day m olIterehl
 These special movements were unexplain~ cd by authoritative suews.. but there were plenty of rumorss of more or less pisgsleis Central was the most conspicuous example n this class The rumors had to do with protect working Fl out l'- in regard fe St Paul. Ii was alleged on the one hand that st brought into more intimate relations by an interchange of stockholdings and that n- !ni- ncis Central was to figure aa the hoioAnS ~ Another rusnor nor wa was that uFSsnt buying so perfect the control of Illinois Central as ln pany, was responsible for the upwerd shoCt in the prics: The movement n Lon.sNnile s,is, on account of the analogous conditions and territory of tha tow reads. ,,..,
 There were aioa surmlses en tne nossis,a@= s;.= ed in the. strenstbs Mock Island was the sSS'e sSoi SooraSo @ srSs saa a soSsSs Which met with officAl disclaimers. st FAul was rss- ts from It's vigorous advances.
 One or two Of the ldnstrial specialtiss
 made aasnilsr courts notably General Eisss e s-Sioh thass T4levernents were conducted proved rather convincing to sentiment. and @ market became more marked aaptheif mum ssousa i0r the movements became more
 it became evident soon arter the money market opened that thu tiehtnsss ck ysstes- The opehing rate of six per cent soon gave way. to seven per cent. and yesterdAy,s maxs ..s passed early in the afternoon. As known conditions seem to be moving In ravor or .Ss SsRnE pGssS tss thds sos ts
 'GS New S'Hrs York exshshss at Chicago rose to the contiaSsa flow of funds towards thls center. The reports of conditions or banks n esas ss ssf s N 2 sas as expansion of credits and low stats ef re showing under the previous caH In August bad impression was. caussd by the, en- don to be withdrawn froEn the Bank of lsnglsnd toT shigsasnts . sS hrasn sna AT AT
 enons nrosnsc,ia snsaatx ife Iess,asIen eeains have been expressed that Lanaon would be not. howSveE entirely unforeseen. The matter constitutes one of the naTnefous i1s- on Heafss Which m depends @ ths ability of the Bssk without aaya9elng fts discount rate.
 Sterling exchange was easier here tn re~ sponse tq the higher money rates. Ths tene was firmer in the time money market. The dayis gains were much Impaired or ess~ tirely wiped cut with the rise to ten per cent. cent. in money money and the % closing was easy
 Bonds were irregular, Total sales par val ue t1,7&s. coo; United states old resiAtered fears declined \ per cent on call.
 CLOSING SHOCK IxgE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21


 Chicago, Nov. 2e.--The wheat market was weakened today by realizing sales tn the December delivery. but the market be- was shade under the final quotations of down Nc. Provisions wers sae@lahs bsap.ss an sSEay Gt ssIIiss .s s.Ss ,ns se1ti ,Sa sellers sf December and Commission houses and elevator interests made extenslve changes sses tas psesSss s s eS So,r ,Re the ay % SP ket was xU1n because of the unusually small rscsipts Of wheat at Minnsapcssis si.. this news was soon satisfied. however. ahd with the .Neiling pressure on the December the chief items of a bulIish character were d dasrease 'o1 6s0.09e bushels in the world 3 visible supply as shown by Bradstreets, and apelis. This Influence caused soIne cover ing by local shorts late in the day and re- ssrlS salee ,ass n TsS epyy factor of bearssh irn Dortance was estimate which placed the Australian wheat crop at about 22.Ooe.eOO Sfhe's fhe market closed steady. December opened unchanged to a shade lower at 7S% GT8 < q 7ao sold off to 7s% Q Nc and clos Wet weather throughout Illinois and the Ohio river valley held the corn market ton s' Sy uSSRS ioRss and Elevator interests Conn mission houses took the greater part Of the DfferingS. The close was NASdoys
 December opened unchanged to Ac high CT at 42M M@Ac sold off to a1Mc and clos ed at 42c, Local receipts were a4b cars with 41 Of contract grade.
 Sentiment tn the oate pls was besrish because of an increase of 5000 bushels in local contract stocAEs and because of steadily fncreasfnw receipts December opened c shade lower at 33%c to 32% O sc, sold off 10 3shc and closed at 33h @Mc.
 Local receipts were 24S cara
 The brovisions market vas easy early fin the day beeaNse of a weak market for live hebs. but 1t became firm later on buying was based upen a decrease of 3S,o09 hogs at Western packing osnters. compared with close January pork was up i2Mc at 8l4 s2K. Lard was axe higher at xe. 52k.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21

vAs about ass.eee 6aels tce hssn for the sSls sssis sheif isSsp rspor, sspse;se today is
 dteativs of censns of about &2a2,00o. MT Price q ssid so have pgblishsd an estimate VtS The ass southern stssiutleai Bureau Waco rs1: sssSsS sn. s ss S.ss Sad any effect upon valses. the market. by req son. of the recent adssnce Of about ieo showing itis probable. therefore. unIess the figures fthe census be less than s,5oo,- soverned @ @ thereaftsr Sy developments in the way of weather conditions, the movement As to the weather, 1t continues unfavor- % night T in she % western 1sI and csntrsi portions CT Is predicted si ed Tor S the Western belt further rains arc booked for the Mississippi valley Wednesday. Receipts continue heavy at all ports today 10l.00Q last year lo2.OOo: year before last ioLeSo oss since Friday hso a2S;oo9 ,
 Arrivals at Memphis and at Houston, last Friday. owing toS congestion. 1t Is re- ported in one eectionr and on account of ee- were wet weather in the North Central por- Liverpool continues to keep on advancing her indisposition on yesterday beine in evi-' SsTss fntars. ssa aSoS pee points down
 Southern spot markets, notwithstanding exhibit no sign of retreatinE, for while local factors were reported anxious sellers In concessions and thereby compelled buyers to met the market Tomorrow is the an nual revision day at New York. when exist Ing dtfferences, 3s points off on low mid dtinE. will probably be widened to about 70 % Some traders entertain the fdea. that a difference of about 100 points will be es- tablished. thereby preventing profttaole shipments from the South.
 Yours vary truly.
 G G UNREASONABLE & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21
COTTON LETTER.
By Prlvuse wire to Walter COttsr and

By Privxse Wire to Walter Cotter and
 Company.
 New Orleans. Nov 2es-Aeeorains to ca- hating low priced short interests, satisfied much of the bullish sentiment on temporary features and unless somsthtHg tnFns ID to thereby stimulates bull speculation on gen. uine conviction in . shortage of supplies, lack of support wiil tell in the markets preegated can be judged by the sensational forecasts of the probable census figures put in circulation. Two we'll known New York of s.512,0OO and the other predicting a con firmation of their crop estimate of eleven and a quarter million bales, to the student all this shows that the necessity Of strong stimulant is being generally recognized.
 Liverpool after opening three points high CT lost as much as five points. Spot prices six points higher. saies S0009 bales. lower: trading lacked conffdehce and anil nation and prices sAgged In consequence until the loss had reached 23 points shortly critical period where everybody depends on the decision by the census report. There is a large professional short inteEest against very small outside engagements, but count buyers should the latest fnformation about the probable crop size justify bull epecula- ton. IL is this suspense In Daii1sh activity which gave the short side an advantage to- day. similar state of affaiFs exists in spot circles. many waiting for the decision by the census before engaging th further sequently were easier. more willingness to sell than for some time.
 Extensive rains fell In the central and western belt during the past 24 hours, precipitation is indicated followed by clear ing and much colder weather tomorrow in the western portion.
 Truly yours,
 HEYWARD WICK & CLARK
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21
rmn nInNA1. nEARKNFs.

vance in the oLhdon tin market to fl87 TOT spot and ftsB 6 for futures a Loscasily .s say eae
 Covper iFreRmlar abroad; spot shade lower tIei asa ca; futuFes higher fie2 l5S ed- foeaIIv firm; lake S22. 25 O S22 ,b0; electro iytic s21. 75 O s29.OO casting 2i'bo@
 Lead bs lower at fl9 in London; Locally cordine to deliSeFY
 speifer auiets sSs 35 @ss4,0 in local market at f2z 15s in London.
 The English iron market was unchanged to a shade higher with standard foundry at 5Ss Sd and Cleveland warrants bSs 10 4s d. Iocaliy unchangsd; No ] foundry northern Se5 50 O S26 25; No. 3 do. SPA. 75@ S2b. Ib No. | foundry southern $25.60@$26s6O; No do S25. % Dt2T. %.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21

New Orleans Wlmea-DemocFat
 In. view of the. crime committed in need of more revenue. The PicadunA urges the Council "to get more money out of theEe barroous by minimum license oR S200 or $2B0."
 me Picayune's figures are entirely too low. The exDeFience of Chicago, Georgia, Mlnnesota and Louisiana Is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21
HEYkwy%RD. HEY y4S WICK 6 CLARK
H. s B. BEERS COTTON LErrRe.

By Private Wire to- c. G. .Abercromb8e a
 onpany' Ss commerce streee
 in q reef or two today in advance of aneeF- tainties attending toTnorrow's eeasuB report on quantity of cotton ginned Co November 14th. estimates of which range from about s.300,00O to S,600, 900. the mora conservative 1904.
 Rumor had it today that the National ginned to the ltth Insts af e.se0,O86, but
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21

that a s1.OOO license produces the best results. both in the matter of revenue and in closing the more onensive dives. Various figures have been tried, as $l,060 Chicago, where tue Nlicenae was raised to that figure after bril- liant, if bitter, campaign, pronounces it after a thorough trial, perfect ID cd more good than any one imagined it; and in Louisiana nearly ail the new licenses re fixed by the police JurieR as $1.o0O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21
NHW YoRK DnY GOoDs.

New York. Nov. 20.--The dry goods mar ket showed a hardening tendency today in and higher There has been larger ex- port trade recently with Red Sea ports and Manila record bPea king sales of printed Foods for the latter being reported. The 1obbink trade was fairly good for the day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21
DAILY COTTON MARKEr.
Port Movement.


 GaIveston--steady. 10 s-isc; net receipts stosh 4ls.175; shipments to Great Britain 9.5s3: to continent 9.75s; coastwise 7s0. New Orleans-Steady, 10 e-16c; net re- ceipts 22.665; gross receipts 22.e6S: sales T,0s6.
 Mobife-~ouiet. 10 s-fee; net receipts a. 76l; gross receipts ?. .761; sales lso; stock s2.050: shipments 50 Great Britain s.Sa4; shipments eoastwise l3-
 Savannah--Easy, 10 9-1es; net receipts 1s.5s5; gross receipts 1e,ss5; sales 1.t2s; i; stock le0,G39; shipments coastwise i1.2s0. Charieston--Firm. 1etAc; net receipts SS4 gross receipts 53&; stock 21.1s3.
 Wflmington-Firm. 10Ac; net receipts B. $40; gross receipts 2,e44; stock 1O.s4s; ship ments toscontinent 1A.163
 Norfolk-steady I0Nc: net receipts S.oos: {: gross receipts 5.008s sales soc; stock 30. .5l9: shipments coastwise 5.2s5
 Baltimore die: gross receipts 9s7; stock 1l.637.
 New York-ouiet. die; net receipts 121: gress receipts S,sSs; sales 300; stock Ill., 14e.
 Boston--ouiet. lie: gross receipts 3.T09; shipments 10 Great Britain F: to continent 9.o19.
 Philadelphla--Steady. il. 25 net receipts 123; gross receipts 2.057: stock s.s2l. Jaeksonville-Net receipts 75: Ervss re- eefpts 75; shipments to continent 7s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.
IIvERPOoL CoTFoN EUTUREss.

Liverpool, Nov. 2U.-CottOn tutuTes opened quiet and steady, and closed quiet; Auoeri- can middling zoe. Noyember-Oecenber s-.A. D. 3O 53 Januarv- February .,A .... .5.5sh Frehr1larv-March .. ,... .... 50 Aarch.ADrtl .s.s ss.- see 'A-~s-' D. 'Sz Aprt1-May z<ss .s.- '''.'s D e4 May-June -... s.ss Nss 'sss '''"''9sDS June-July ..F' -.'s '..'- . . oS 4, July-August .... 5. 69 E AuguBt-Eep eptember ..-s-- s.... D. oZ Eeptember-October ...i. s'.s ''s. 'h'pO
 0ctoher--November ..-. ..5.45
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21
IDr. Buchanan. tho Sueelallsl

Treats, without the knife. diseases of wom- en. nervous, kidney, bladder, private and skin diseases, piles. fistula, stricture and to 3. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Office over Randy Kitchen. 1Gh Dexter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21
FOR COTTON
wo,sm rs NERVOUS AND UNgETTI AU DTJRTNG DAY.
.,sd Fear Preesure-CIaa Shows
 Decline of IS to {

Nsuxw xn%a Env. 2e.---Tha s otton market ,..ss ~.rnouS and unaettiea d uring todays trading with prices losing gro ana as rx rS suit of realizing and bear pff sselS. ns e etose was barely steady ar [ et ucc.tie W Oh 1s f0 40 pefntA. Sales 1or hs "sS "sFs estimated at z5e.000 bales
 The opening was barely SD eany et un- rhaExed prices to a decline o1 points m sAs~esse fo lower cables IT le unfavora- ks Nss9ss3+nr rerorted in the Sos ith and bull s-E ~sst~a9ta of fnnorrow's ensus report sonna huving on the iI iitial decline, &. &n9 &.2aa.s-ga .iITbT recovery the market -. 9Ms s.ssirss .s,.ed off in the ab sence of az - h,.ii s1Snnort and in u le early af- sts~ss@.,ws .riS a9 ih 1S for Jauua " and&0 80 t<r e ssareh or ahout 20 10 z3 poi ats. net low CT. At this level there was eoveiLink py Wall Street shorts on which the ma ma nee - Iat lied ten or eleven points but II iere seemea 4o bN little fresh buying for 10 hs account and tho market was very nervous anu nLeS- Hlar in the lat trading with ct ose oniy or points up from the lowest U,
 southern spot markets aceoron l9 70 ap, pss- wHte reports were unchanged 70 H-ASS st@a,- ar Estimates Dor receipts were ntee heavier and aided the downward movement
 Reeeipts at the ports today 10S.t5s bales. ngaiast S2, ,44s last week and 1elv6 v64s last aSt vear. For the week (estimatedl 4l0OOO asainst S12.s4s last wek and ssl'1SS last year. y,,. se eeE aeafret 2s754 last year and at Hoalston zV.- la9 against 90, SIS last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21
sT. LOUIS PRODUCE.

St. Louis, Nov. 20.-Flour steady.
 Whiskey steady Si.89,
 Pork lower; jobbing Sl6 aA
 Lard higher prime steam Se 10.
 Dry aait meats steady; boxed extra shorts ss.Sfh; clear rfbs es.12h; short ciears Bacon steady; boxed extra sho~. slo isM: wiears ribs ss.s7: short SIG. 3TM.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21
MAVAf ernnRs.

Savannah. Ga. Nov. g0.-Turpentine steady ,ss%c; sales SIS; receipts S4s; ship
 Rosin firm: sales A.4s5; receipts 2.7ss; 8 SO: D ga. s60ss. s5; E ss. DO; F ss. 95 Q s4 %; c S4.0O; H s4 .15 @S4:25; S4.4C; K 95. %; M $S.50: $500: we Sb'5Vi wv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21
Nrw ORLEANs COTTON.

rgevy OrInans, Nov. 2o.--Spot cottt m clos d skeadx unchanged middiing ht e-1sc. Sales on the spot were $500 bales wi'h z'SoO bales to arrive
 THtures opened steady at decline of one 10 efnht points. The market was rather nervous, operators apparently await ng the publication of the ginner's report tomorrow After selling off g points the market stead tad Aown on the forecast for stormy and ssold weather fin Louisiana and Missussippi fonieht. The close was steady 1sQlS loVg- ax than yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21
uamAeFInv nALANCra.

washington, Nov. z0.-Todaya treasury | balances eEeiasive Of the gold reserves shoWi ..- ..-- .-.- Available cash balance .... .S23s. 72o,o74 Cold cola and bullion ll5.sls,42s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21

"An Ohio grand furv has indicted John D. Rockefeller eRain." Now see here. John; you and the jury stop that flirting. 4S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21
v.vsAs rTTv LTyE eTOCx.
ST. LOUEs CLOSING MARKETS.

St. Louis. Nov. 20.-The St. Louis grain markets ranged as follows; Dec fsh@Z asked ranged 7s@h to 7S% May IA @A; range 77%@% to 7s%.
 CerR.@-- Dee 4oK: range 4ON to 4oA0%. May iiK Did: range 4iM to 41%.
 oats: Dec, 9sX asked. May s4M asked
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21
nInh T.leenac . nemeal.

chArisston, s. C., NOv sO.--Turpentins and Fosin nothing doinM.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21
r.narflIMMATI PRnnIfR

Cincinnati. nov. 2O.-Flour quie; wheat steady 76Ao. Corn Mrgn 42@a8e Oats lower,
 Rye hieher. PfoVisions steady. Whiskey firm S1.2e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET. New Orleans. Nov. 20.-sugar market un- changed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21
TnterIor ATovemeut.

Houston-Quiet, l0hc; net receipts 2Ss49S; gross receipts 2S493: shipments 19,339i sales 500; stock 76,299.
 Augustss-~-Steady 10 13-18c: net receipts 1sS55 gross receipts 2.063; shipments 1,419; sales a,927; stock 4g,279.
 Memphis--ssteady. 10s&e; net receipts P o75; gross receipts 2,490; shipments 1.49S; sales 3,OS0; stock 1o5, ,9ee.
 St. Iouis-steady, t8Ke; net receipts g. 641; gross receipts 6,bAs; shipments 6.O0s; sales 152; stock l4.22s.
 cincinnatt-Net receipts 2,s11; gross re- ceipts 2.sii; shipments 662; stock 12.94T
 Louisville Firm. i0Ec.
 Total today-Net receipts 27,373; gross receipts 3.94s: shipments 2s.926; sales s. 629; stock 255.0s4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21
Nntr YnRK PRnnrCE.

New York, Nov. 3O,-Cotton seed oil steady; prime crude fob. mills 26hc; do' yellow 44e. a,ey Petroleum steady. ~ "
 Resin steady: strained common to good 4.25.
 TuFpeutins quiet.
 Rice quiet.
 MolasRes steady.
 coffSs spot Rio quiet; No. invoice S-I6c; mild quiet. centrIfugai ss-test 3 13-16c; molasses su- gar 3 1ise; refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21
isislnE. = Estiias.
l1rYElt FQRMflANH

(FaR xhe next i've &aEa.) The rise tn the Coosa and Alacams sSaa wAa I'd. Where the stage Miil remain about ssa~ taoAnEy.