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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-06-01
MANIAC MURDERER
KILLED BY POSSE

Atlanta, Ga. - ]. H. Clark,
a maniac murderer, who killed one
man and wounded four others, was
found by posse one-half mile from
the scene of the crime and shot to
death at l:3O Tuesday afternoon Hs
fired at his pursuers, but failed to
hit anyone.
]. H. Clark was night telegraph OPP
orator at Chamblee, II miles from At
lanta. He went insane while on duty
Monday night, armed himself and went
out on rampage. He killed VIM J.
Cheeks, of Dunwoody, and seriously
injured Will Purcell, E. c. Purcell and
w. S. Mast, all of Chamblee, and w. J.
Cocker, Of Dunwoody.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-06-01
DOUBLE EXECUTION OF
DOUBLE MURDERERS

Ration, N. M.-David ArgUello a
Mexican, and John Medlock, a negro,
double murderers, were hanged in the
Jail yard here Friday.
Arguello killed Francisco Garcia, a
deputy sheriff, near Ration. last Octo-
Der, while the officer was trying to
arrest him for the murder of Mrs.
Celia Dassart, IS years of age, at
Bowen, Col.
John Medlock shot and killed col
oTed woman at Gardner n. NJ, several
years ago. He fed to the Indian ter
ritory, where he attempted to kill an
other woman, and for this latter crime
he served three years in the federal
prison at Leavenworth, Kas.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-06-01
Crescent CITY News

New Orleans: Rev Byron i r"oe,
preached his farewell sermon al 0''"
church .,.ocjs.
Gardners' Mutual Protective hos '.ers.
ton celebrated its thirty-frst anD'
airy: csot
Grand Consistory of Louisiana, s
fish Rite Masons, held reunion 'A
ing thirtv-twO candidates. "A an
DR.. Crawford Jackson address sod
audience on Bays RefOrmatorle' .
Juvenile Courts" A.ces.
President Knight preached uH nj.
laureate sermon for New Orleans
versity
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-06-01
QUICK ACTION IN A
SUIT FOR DIVORCE

st. Joseph, Mo.-Mrs. Ellen
P. Tootle, wife of J. ]. Tootle, a mil
lionairc banker of st. Joseph. was
granted decree of divorce by Judge
Henry NJ. Ramey, in the circuit court,
Thursday afternoon. The suit was
fled Thursday, and was Immediately
tahen up by the court De; e.; ton and
irdigrit!es were charged A decree was
granted.
Cloverly Farm, the splendid country
mansion, recently erected by the Too
ties, is to became the property of the
W fe. She is also to receive 500, 900 in
money.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-06-01
G. A. MEYER MISSING,
Former Galves.orian Believed to H,w
Drowned.

New Orleans. La: G. A. Meyer. tu.
merry a real estate man of Galveston
Tex, but for the past few months
supposed to bye in the cotton business
in New Orleans, is missing from bis
home, l4GG Magazine street, and his
wife believes he was drowned in lie
Mississippi river Friends of the vp
man, who were telegraphed for. have
arrived and are trying to console her
while the police are seeking for he
husband.
Meyer left home Thursday after al.
fectiOnately kissing his wife good bye
He did not return that day nor ths
next. Friday Mrs. Myers received !
bundle of letters, among them note
from her husband in which he STATED
that he had pawned her jewelry and
gave the location of the pawn shop,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-06-01
STANDARD TO MOVE
TO CASEY, ILLINOIS

Lima, O.-The Standard Oil
Co. will abandon this city for the head
of the new Illinois oil fields because
of the present agitation against it.
Effectice Sunday, orders have been
issued to Merl NJ. Langan to remove
his clerical staff to Casey, H., and
there operate the pipe line system of
the Standard, vacating Ohio soil.
Heretofore Lima was headquarters for
everything west of Pennsylvania in the
Standards Oil operations.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-06-01
Louisiana Literature for Europe.

Winfield, La: w. d. BraddCch' u
the Rock Island-Frisco lmmlgra'Op
Bureau. accompanied by Superln'enr
ent ]. c. Nolan and Commercial AgeH''
T. Shelton of the Arkansas Soulneh
Railroad. visited this section thiS "e'A
to collect information for book Wn'a
will be printed and istributeu O' -"
passenger department of the two s's
tens. The book will be ILLUSTRATED '1-
printed in different languages, conan
ing facts concerning the adaptaOlLG, , y
this section the fruit and truck glo"'-'
and stock raising.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-06-01
Took Carbolic Acid.

Shreveport, La; G. H. SteVs11 .ss
aged 40 years. director in one ., -. N
largest wholesale concerns IN NU Vii
louisiana committed suicide lasl n, o..
at the Masonic Temple by taking i.
bOlic acid. He was recorder Oh ~ s..a
cal Masonic lodge, and was founo Srs
in his Office. Dependency on a0OO 's..
of bad health is assigned as the 'A''
for the act.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-06-01
Ranner-Democra Buys Out the Sentry.

Lake Providence, La: The LAKE
Providence Sentry, a weekly neWspa
per, started over five years ago, sod
out last week to the Banner-Demorst
of this place. The Sentry was edited
by E. WayleS Brown, a young attorney,
who goes TO Shreveport to practice Rs,
and Percy n. Browne, who goes %
Monroe to enter the office OF the MOE
roe News. having bought an interea
in that paper.
Hon. Judge F. X. Ransdell has I'D
lshed term of the criminal court nels'
at which twenty-one sentences Eefs
imposed, five of this number receiving
terms in the penitentiary as follows,
Giles Gordan. manslaughter, nllesa
years: Walter Jackson, entering u
nighttime, three years; Henry Dau W.
willfully shooting at with intent 10 hll-
three months; Nose Harris, mar
slaughter. twenty years; George hia''
burglary and larceny, ten years
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-06-01
Charged With Counterfeitinx.

indianapolis, Ind. VIM. B
Schwarz, a member of the Indianapolis
bar, has been arrested by federal Of
ficers on a charge Of counterfeiting
Schwartz, it is alleged, confessed to the
officers, and surrendered the dies he
used in making the spurious coin.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-06-01
ROOSEVELT WILL SPEAK
diana State Normal at
Terre Haute.

Washington. - Fol some weeks
Mr.. Roosevelt has been accepting
invitations to deliver addresses or at
tend commencement exercises at vari-
Gus colleges. All these engagements are
in the west. Tuesday he accepted an in
vitation to visit the Ind. ana state nor
NAL at Terre Haute. He has a large
number of other invitations
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-06-01
OLYMPIC HEROES LAND
Victorious American Athletes Re.
turn Home and Receive Plaud-
its of Friends.

New York.-The White Star steam
ship Republic, having an board the
victorious American athletes who COM
peted in the Olympic games at Athens,
Greece, arrived in quarantine at SIS
Friday morning Hundreds CT friends
were on hand prepared to give the
world champ sons a rCusing reception
when the steamer docked.
Admits killing Employers Wife.
Pawree, Okla-Arraigned in the dis
trict court, Fred Proctor pie 'ded gu l.y
to the murder lat January of Mrs
Jennie Burr, wife CT S. W. Burr, owner
OF PaWnee res aur1nt. Pioctor was
a cook in Burr's emp oy, ard was in.
toXlcated when he killed the woman.
Judge Hainer deferred sentence.
Mrs. Davis Rallies From Relapse,
New Iork.-Asain Mrs. Jefferson
Davis h2s rallied from alother mixing
spell, the third OF her illness. She
sleeps without op.ates, and her pulse
and temperature are normal.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-06-01
Not a Man Has Returned,

Wellson, O.-The recent notices
posted by some of the coal companies
asking the miners to return to work
at the 1904-5 scale have accomplished
nothing here. Not a man returned to
work. unless under the 1903 sea e.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-06-01
A Nephew of Vest Dies on Street.

Memphis, Tenn.-James H. Trip
let, clerk in the Frisco Office, a nephew
of the late Senltor Vest, of Mi souri,.
and cousin of Gov. Beckhsm, of Ken
lucky, was seized with violent hemor.
rhage on the streets and died within
three minutes.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-06-01
The Philippine Coinage.

Washington. - Senator Lodge has
introduced bill at the request of Sec.
rotary Taft for readjustment of the
ratio Of the Philippine coinage and for
an increase in the elasticity of the pres
ent system.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-06-01
THE G. A. R. OF MISSOURI
Officers Chosen At the State En-.
campment I'm Jefferson City
MOberly Next Year.

Jefferson City, Mo.-At Thursday
afternoons meeting of the state en-
campment of the G. A. R., the follow
ing were elected: Department COM
mander, John NJ. Williams, California: .
senior vice-department commander, J.
B. Davis, Kansas City; junior vice
department commander, H. T. Holmes
Jefferson City. Moberly next year.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-06-01
ReQuiSitiOn HonOrcd.

Sacramento, Cal.-Gov George C. Par
Gee has honored the requisition of the
governor of Massachusetts for the re-
turn to that state of Thomas A. Bake,
wanted to answer a charge Of grand
larceny. 1t is alleged that he stole
from his employers certificates of stock
amounting TO thousands Of dollars.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-06-01
Cruiser Chicago At Portland. Ore,

Portland, Ore.-Tne Y. S. cru ser
Chicago flagship of the Pacific squad
rcn, with Admiral Goodrich on beard,
arrived Thursday, to participate in the
"m~de In Oregon" exposition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-12
MARKET FOR COTTON
MARKET LESS ACTIVE AND RULED
 IRREGULAR.
Opening Was High Active Months seiiihs af Substantial Increase In Response to Cables and spot
 situation.

New York Sept. 1.-The cotton market was much less active today and rulea Irregular within a comparatively marrow range, the close being steady. net unchahg- ed to three points lower Sales were es-
 The market opened unchanged to Tour points higher, the active months sellns about three to four points net higher on the call in response to higher cables than expected and increased spot sales m ths English market which local bulls aIfthsu I were indicative of the effect of the sep. sep. ternber condition report on spinners, Pu' the weather map was good and al the hii- tfaf advance there was heavy seliins py some of the local bears who rorr'-d pniCeSs pff in spite of buying by Liverpool httie acatterinG demand from the South anu moderate support from local bulls. AiteI t selling at a net decline of sos points the market steadied however. on fatneL less bearish weekly weather bureau report than had been looked for and in the at9ero eo noon showed a net gain of about z9 points The close was off. however, uh- der realizing by some of the early buyers; Few private crop reports were recelveo and but little spot news. southern spot markets were Lc off to kc higher
 Receipts at the ports today 2s.73I bales. against iS,4S1 last week and 5l5I1 last year. For the week testimated) l1o'Oo9 bales, against 72.746 last week and 2lS'sSo
 Today's receipts at New Orleans S.11S bales, against kTiT last year and at Houston 1s.73s. against 2o.75s last year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-12
By Private Wire to Lovemnn & Co.,, S0
 Commerce Street,

New Orleans, Sept. f1-Exporters who had waited to the eleventh hour today to buy spot cotton for the middle of September shipment, found them selves in tight place today, holders being disinclined to sell except at a substantial advance over last nights prices. The result of this temporary urgent demand for spots was cause for a furry in spot circles. the false impression being created that there was a good general demand from spinners. f. o. b. cotton, however, offset the ef- feet that the reports of a good local snot demand would otherwise have had on the value of futures. and held the market within bounds. The tone Of the market was steady throughout the entire session, but bulls seemed to lack aggressiveness in great measure. aS there were plentv of influences which might have been used to greater bene- fit for the long run. In the first place. Liverpool, when we opened, was much better than due on our close yesterday but we opened only a point or so up. and sold lower immediately following the first call.
 Unfavorabie weather conditions were reported as prevailing in Texas. hard rains being reported at several points, and more telegrams claiming damage b. boll weevil were received. Ale these reports had but little effeot, how ever. the market selling as low at session. There was full recovery later in the day on the reported strength of the spot market; but the general disposition was to wait for a higher level to sell on, and consequent ly speculation on either side was not very much fin evidence. Bear sentiment still prevails to a large extent and the outside public Is evidently opposed to buying cotton except at cents or un: der. Spots .were officially reported firm and unchan oed on all grades. Sales amounted to 1.700 bales of spots and 2300 bales to arrive. MiddlinG cotton was quoted at g 1-4c.
 Liverpool Is due to come one point up tomorrow. Yours truly. LoVeman & Go.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-12
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

oalveston-Firm, 5-16c: net receipts 1s,170; gross receipts 1S.170; sales $50; stock s0.772; shipments to continent ss0; coastwise 765
 New Orleans-Firm, sAc; net receipts s.113; gross receipts S,11S; sales 4OO stock e5,2si
 Mobne-steady, Sc; net receipts 1,626: gross receipts 16s6; sales 250; stock S,7OS; Shipments coastwise 100.
 savannah-QuIet. Sc; net receipts 4,579; gross receipts 4.579; sales 2.954; stock 26,619: shipments coastwtse 6.OS4. o
 Cbarleston-Steady Sc; net receipts 420 gross receipts 42O; stock 4.s1o; shipments coastwise 9O9.
 WflKnington-Nominal; net receipts S5l gross receipts S51: stock 1,103.
 NorfoIk-ouiet, 9%c: net receipts AZ; gross receipts AT; sales 32; stock s'Sl2; Shipments coastwise 1,065.
 Baltimore-Nominal, 9%c: gross receipts $50: stock 2,960. -,.. 4 0TS. sales 471; stock s7,S24; shipments to Great Britain 7ss; to France 600; to con tinent 3,S80.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-12


 Chicago Sept. 11.-A bullish construction placed upon yesterdays government report was the chief reason for 4 bulge in the local wheat market today. Some of the advance was lost on realizing sales in the later part of the session, but the close was firm with the December option 5s Co l4c higher. Corn was up M Q 4sc oats were < c %c higher. Provisions were un- changed to TIC lower.
 Imediatey after the opening or the ses- sion the price of wheat dropped h co h below the close of yesterday because of large receipts in the Northwest, lower ca blas and indifferent demand Within a half fraction however 1t was reported that prices in Northwestern market were higher on a bullish construction or the qoyernment report The local market quickly followed this lead and with an active demand the price Of December quickly rose to 72Ac. It held around this noinf for some time but the demand slack ened and on realizing sales. the price of December gradually fell until the close The tone of the market, however at the
 last was firm December wheat opened al 71lb@7l%c sold between II and 12A and closed h exc higher at Il Bc Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to l99 500 bushels. against Ezs'sOO bushels for the same time last year.
 The corn market opened easler because of the failure of predicted frosts 10 arrive | according to schedule and because or large primary receipts The strength, however | of oats and wheat quickly lifted corn to | n higher level and the pnarhet ruled flrTn = | all day December corn opened at 4l D v | 4iAc. sold between 4lh and 4zhe an0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-12
H. & R. Beers Cotton Letter.

New Orleans. Sept. 11.-Values ruled quiet but comparatively steady today, the bureau report of yesterday having made no greater impression upon Liv- erpool than expected, and, as a result there is but little change to report. The movement to market continues comparatively light. receipts however, show signs of increasing. New Orleans and Galveston combined expecting 14,- 200 to 16,000 bales tomorrow against S.551 last year and 15.S24 year before last. yet arrivals at Gulf ports are not large enough to overcome smallness or receipts at south Atlantic ports. Re ceipts at all ports today totaled 2S,737 against 51,so5 last year. 44sO1 year before last, since Friday 70.065 against 118.s31 last year and 93,34S in 1904, and 1t is probable that this weeks insight against about 27O.000 last year ana 225. 900 year before last. There was an improved demand for spot cotton in all markets today, Liverpool sales 1O,
 900 bales, and there was said to be better inquiry for the staple in the To-
 cal market where unofficial advices were to effect that market was firm to a shade higher. The last half of Sep tember will probably be productive of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-12

more business doing in spot cotton, September commitments having to be
 filled and while engagements here are not large for September shipments, there remains a fair-sized booking to be covered at Galveston which will probably serve to sustain values, Based upon presumption that deterioration during month of September will amount to above 6 points against only point last September, S3 points year before last and a loss of 16.1 points Tn 1905, the feeling Is growing that next months bureau report will be reduced to as low as last years 71.2, and it is thought possible that a crop scarce might develop in event of such a low condition be indicated for the October bureau report which will give results Of returns to September 25 when 2,55S.
 900 bales of cotton had been ginned in 1905. Nevertheless, shorts are enjoy ing the much better condition of the crop west of Georgia when compared with last year, 9 points higher l.lan one year ago, while Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas only average a loss of points when compared with last years general average. They are pin ming their faith in the \. eight of the an unfavorable effect On values owing to claims of the absence of an urgent spot demand. citing the usual course of values at this period of the year in support of their contentious. Longs. however, have the best of the argu- ment which can only be overcome by unlocked for unfavorable develop r ents. Yours truly,
 C. c. Abercrombie & Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-12
MONTGOMERY cURRENT aUorAr1oNs

Corrected DaflyJ
 These prices are at wholesale and not to
 starch-corn s@1oo; standard Eoods, pearl 4Ac; gloss lump 4Ao; nickel pack
 Rice-Extra fancy axe; head 405c: broken 2he; Japan ee;
 Salt-Liverpool $1: Virginia soc.
 Yinegar-Per gallon 14Q22c.
 Coffee-Green common 10h 011c; prime 11A 01lhc; choice 120i2hc: fancy ls9
 cracksrs-Xxx soda exc: XXX Ginger
 Grits-per bbl ss: s5; per sack s1.7O.
 Meal-65c; pearl roc; peerless 72hc.
 Lard-Leaf IOAo; compoudn 7Xe; basis
 Hams-Dove 1sc; others 14A 01Sc
 Flour-Basis of barrels: High patent s4.I0; fancy patent $4.6O; half patent
 Grain and Hay-Bran s1.lo: shorts s1. 25, corn chops Csc; white corn Tie; oats mix ed 45c, white 45c; white clipped 47c; tim othy si %; Johnson grass 65c: rust proof
 Cotton Seed Meal-2s %. Wool-Clean 2sc; bury wool 12hc: washed wool S5c.
 Beeswax--a4k @25hc
 Grapes-4 lb. baskets 2o@22Ao; Ih4
 Fruit and Produce-Potatoes soc bu onions .25 bu.; Western green head cab bage, bbi. crates $1.5O6Sl.75: apples, B. Davis and other varieties s3 25 per bbL i; apple and white wine vinegar 15c gal. {. fancy full cream cheese. daisies 16c; fam cy H. P peanuts 6c lb. lemons. choice sS. 50, fancy s7.6O box; Denia onions DOT crate $1 50.
 Hides-Dry Hints 1shc; dry salted 17Ac:
 ChiokensNHens sO0s5c; flyers 250 soc: broilers 15020c Molasses-Georgia Can barrel a5c per gallon: cases, gallons $3. % per case; maple syrup. Log Cabin, gallons $14; M gallons tT. 50; quarts 4.2b per doz. 6ugar-Granulated SAC; F. r. c. Sko. Country butter-15c. Eggs-13o.
 6eed-Rye, $1 per bu. wheat s1. .05; barley t1; crimson clover 12c; alfalfa IA 20c per ib; onion sets, white skin $2; pearl $2; blue grass 1591sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-12
losed steady %@no higher at 4s%@

closed steady %@hc higher at 42h o axe.
 Local receipts were ss4 cars with ssS of contract grade.
 The oats market was strong all day. The government crop report which indicated a Is per cent. loss compared with last years crop and a report that the crops in Swe- den and Northern Russia are failures were the chief causes of the upturn. It was the general belief today that the foreign newS means ultimately a large export trade. December oats opened at 31h o RI Ac. sold between 31hc and 32hc and closed strong at 3lA @91Hc
 Local receipts were 266 ears.
 The provisions market was weak early. in the day, but later rallied strongly and prices generally were not far from the close of yesterday The feature of the market was the buying of lard by a local packer The early decline was caused largely by drop of Sc to l0c in the price of live hogs. January pork closed 2he lower at SIP. 90. Lard was unchanged at $7 .67h. Ribs were INC lower at S6. 90.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat S4 cars; corn 332 cars; oats 129 cars; hogs 32.000 head.
 The leading futures ranged as follows: Cl0sA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-12
THE METAL MARKETs.

New York. Sept 1.-The London tin market was 10915s higher with spot as flS5 and futures f1sS It's. Locally un- changed; $40 OO9 $40. 50.
 Copper higher abroad with both spot and futures fs6 17s Cd Locally un- lytic SIS 75@ $1s. %; casting Slsbo SIS 75
 Locally firm: spot S5, 75 a SC .00.
 spelter unchanged in London at f27 1osi
 Iron unchanged in England standard foundry 54s; Cleveland warrants 54s ed Locally unchanged; No 1 foundry northern SEQ OOa S2i. %: No. 2 do. s19. 50 $2O; O0l No 1 foundry southern S20. .509$21 OO; a~S 2 do. $2o, co O $2o. 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-12
NFw ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, Sept. 11.-spot cotton clos cd firm and unchanged; middling 9A e sales 1,70O bales on the spot and 2pSOO to arrive.
 Futures opened steady unchanged to five points net higher Trading throughout the day vas limited and price fluctuations were within narrow limits The fall re- sumption of activity. which many had looked for as already overdue, failed to ap- pear, few persons except operators engag- ed in the buying and selling. Prices fell slowly and were near the lowest at the close, which was steady at decline or swo to four points under yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-12
yOunp Motber Found Murdered,

Philadelphia, Sept. 11.--Left alone with her infant child in the house m which she occupied rooms. Mrs MOT. ris K Lewis, an attractive woman 70 years old. the wife of a trav"ling salesman, was brutally murdered yes- terday. Her body with a bullet wound in the throat was found in a hall ,lns- ct. The body bore evidence of strug- gle. There is no clue to the murder ar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-12
NEw YORK DRY GOODS.

New York Sept. ll.-Ihe lrV goods mar Let was steady today with buyers disposed to proceed slowly: The restriction n in The mills has brought about an acute condition in many lines of goods. notably ainghams bleached sheettngs and other SSnHnrnop fabrius Cotton yarns on the coarseT numbers are steadler. The larg- sst known Individual sale of prints to Ma pila was mode this week and amounted to about S0o eases.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-12
Interior Movement.

Houston-steady. 5-1sc; net receipts l6.73S; gross receipts 1673S; shipments 1S.sss; sales s6s: stock 2s.361. Augusta-Firm. 9%c; net receipts 2.449 gross receipts 2.449; shipments 943: sales 1,744: stock 13,Ss6.
 Memphis-Quiet, SIC: net receipts 51 gross receipts 54 shipments 1; sales 50; stock 50,ss3
 St. Louis-Quiet, s%c: gross receipts 241; shipments 339 stock 12,374
 Cincinnati--Net receipts 294; gross re- ceipts 294: shipments S7; stock 7,129.
 Louisville-Firm, 10hc.
 Total today-Net receipts 19.532: gross receipts 19,S76: shipments 15.061: sales 2,652; stock 6S,63S