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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-21
THE STOCK MARKET
EARLY DEALINGS INDICATED CON-
TINUANCE OF PRESSURE.
when the Course 0f Prices Was Re-
versed, Professional Traders Pro-
ceeded TO Revise Their Views
and Rcbuy.


New York. Sept. 2o.--Deaiings in the
first few minutes of today's stock mar
ket indicated the continuance OF the
PRESSURE which carried prices down.
reversed and professional traders who
had sold stocks yesterday proceeded
&c rebuy and to revise their views OF
the factors working In the market
ton OF the political outlook for some
days past. Traders who profess an ap
rrehension of growth of Sociallstic
views and OF extreme antagonism 70
capital in all forms, were amongst the
8. Hers yesterday, anil the buyers TO
day. There was some revision also OF
a story circulated yesterday with grea.
detail to the effect that conspicu.
been getting out of the market
The special interest," In the tate OF
the Reading property lies In Its dual
character as a link in the Baltimore
ard Ohio outlet to New York.. and as
the corporation entrusted with the
control Of the bulk of the anthracite
bodies. The Union Pacific ACQUISITION
OF Baltimore and Ohio has thrown out
OF consideration the earlier supposition
that the Reading movement was based
or a plan for transfer of coal proper
plausible to suppose that some plan
OF transfer might be Involved in Penn
sylvania's Willingness to part with Bal
timore and Ohio. such as would divorce
the Suli Hoiu tuss tuHSeaoi. ino'u -"
trunk line outlet function In Reading.
Sentiment over money conditions. was
better than yesterday. Additional
gold was secured from the Bank Of
England for New York as that instr
tuition refrained from advancing Its
eficial discount rate Gold was also
eEnoused as being secured from other
sources, not disclosed. The ruling
rate for. call loans was lower, but time
loans wAre very firmly held with bid
dingetrong for the shorter periods, AMI
change at Chicago hardened somewhat,
San Francisco again received $555,o9
from New York by. transfer thronPh
the sub-treasurc. The main stress was
laid, however, upon hopes of relief
measures for the money market by the
II easutv authorities. supposedly BY the
deposit of Government money with the
national banks. The feeling on this
score was very confident Interest WAS
the financial agent of the Japan csc
Government to negotiate a $4,000 bg
loan in New York; also by a report Of
the placing of Sz0,000,000 of Santo Do
mingo bonds with New York bankers
Multiplying evidences of demands for
capital on New York keep alive anx-
itfy over the money situation. The
special strength of Southern Pacific
was due to reports of coming rights to
fired in the current rumors. The el>s-
in tone was irregular. but sustained
by the late spnrt in Southern Pacific.
Bonds were steady Total sales, par
value, s1.22S,00n United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
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washington, Sept. 2o.-Four bids
were received at the Isthmian Canal
Commission today for supplying Chi
nese labor for the work of canal con-
struction. The America-Chlna Cou-
tlucting Company of Englewood, ~ j.,
cents per hour, and Joel ]. Reuben. OF
Washington, who bid IL cents for the
same offered to reduce his bid to )
cents II $4,000 men were called for. No
award has been made.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Chicago, Sept 2o;-The wheat market at
the close December wheat was &c higher.
as w We're os lower to s
The market today opened strong ana
continued broad and active until the close.
western situation as buliish. Every Min
neapoiis mill Is running. the flour market
said 10 be holding their spring wheat for a
better price. The strength In coarse grains
was also responsible for some Of the
was a good class of commission buying and
a noted improvement In outside business
shorts who sold early in the , day ON. on the
continual advance of five days. were act
i've in covering their wheat. Receipts
from the Northwest continued small today
and there were some reports of wheat rot
ting In the stack.
December wheat opened a shade shss t to NC NC
74Mc and 75hc and closed strong at 74&c.
ciearances Of wheat and flour were equal
1923, 900 bushels. against 1.e1s.ooo for the
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago report
week and 7a4 one year ago.
The corn market was firm all day
There was Ts no change in the general situa
to be disappointing. but this is blamed on
car shortage Commission houses were
covering by shorts and selling for profit
by holders. The strength OF the market
is found in the continued light movement
small stocks and firm cables.
December opened unchanged to Nc low
err at 4Sc to 43%c. sold between 43 @ VI q 40
and closed strong at 43Ac.
Local receipts 1856 cars with 2i4 OF con-
The oats market was somewhat erratio.
an easy opening being followed by bulge
and then the market became weak once
more Cash prices were firm and the
primary movement continues liberal The
greater part OF the softness was caused by
realizing sales. local holders dumping large
lines of oats on the market when It be-
came SITTER.
December oats opened Mc to Nc lower
at BAN O. sc. sold between s4Mc ana s4Mo
and closed weak at 34hc.
Local receipts 22s cars.
Realizing sales caused a lower close to
the provisions market Prices were
stronger early in the day because of an ad-
vance of to 10 cents in the price of live
hogs. Packers were good buyers of Oc-
tober lard and ribs. At the close January
pork was 24c higher at $13 90 Lard was
unchanged at 81. S7h. Ribs were down 100
at $S.45.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: whes.
81 cars; corn 2e1 cars; oats 1914 cars; hogs
$4,000 head
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Important Court DecInion,

San Francisoo, Sept z0.-aInterest
upon United States government bonds
is taxable whether those bonds are
owned by an individual or a corpora
ton and whether the interest is held
in the form OF a draft, check or NOM
ey This decision has just been
reached by the United States Supreme
Court in the case OF Hibernia Savings
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GRAY ENTERTAINs THE BLUE.
OLD Veterans Have Pfcaic where They
Once BattIed Fiercely.

Old Veterans Have Pfcntc where They
Once Battled Fiercely.
Chattanooga Tenn, Sept. pa no.
table feature of the reunion of Will
der's brigade of the Army OF the Cum
berland was their entertainment to-
day by Confederate Veterans. Camp
Joe Mcconnell, U. c, ", of Ring
gold. Ga, were the hosts, serving a
basket dinner 1t the foot OF the Geor-
gia monument on the Chickamauga
battlefield N. B. Forrest Camp of
this city was also largely represented.
Speeches were made by General Will
der. Congressman Maddox and Lee Of
Georgia and by ex-Confederates.
Survivors of the Iron Brigade made
up Of Illinois. Indiana, Ohio and Michi-
gan troops, held a meeting this morn
ing on snodgrass Hill. where they
fought In 1868.
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COMPANY CHANGES NAMES.
Cuban-Amertcan Company Becomes
TfnguarO Sugar Company.

Tinguaro Sugar Company.
Trenton, ". j., Sept. 20.--Two sets OF
papers, one changing the name of the
Cuban-American Company, which was
incorporated in 1893. to the Tinguaro
Sugar Company and the other incor-
porating a new company to be known
as the Cuban-Amerioan Company were
filed simultaneously with the Score
tary of State today.
The certificate changing the name OF
the old Cuban-American Sugar Com
pany was signed by Thomas A. Howell
of Quogue. N. Y, and Henry A. Clark
of New York. as stockholders. The
new company has an authorized capital
OF $4,000, 900 OF which $6,000,000 is
preferred stock with per cent Gu
nlulative dividends. The old company
had a capital of S1,600,000.
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BRITISH BARK LOST.
Captain, wife ana Crew Brought II

New York.
New York Sept. 20.-News of the
loss at sea of the British bark Austria,
was brought into port by the Atlas
ports.
The Altai brought to New York. Cap
tain Robinson, wife and the crew or
the Austria (sixteen men) having tax
en- them of their water logged bark
while passing Cape Hatteras. the
Austria sailed fom Gulfport, MISS
from Rio Janerio with lumber.
On Sunday September 16. she ran in
to a gale and after laboring in tre-
mendous seas. sprung leak. Her
pumps were choked and her condition
hopeless when the Altai hove In sight
and went to her assistance.
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70. 1875.
NOTICE
TO CREDITORS.

0f First
In the District Court es the United statea
for tho Middle District Of Alabaraa-
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF A NJ. Brown Bank.
Fupt. Post Office Montgomery. C~anty
Montgomery. Alabama
The Aforesaid party having been ads. Ell
O Bankrupt under the Act OF Congress en-
titled San Act to establish a Uniform Sys-
ten OF Bankruptcy throughout the United
States" approved " LIST. 1898, a meeting
81 the creditors OF the said Bankrupt Is CALI
cd al the office Of the Undersigned Referee
n the United States Court House. Moatgom-
cry Alabama, on the 9Th day of October
next at 10 O'CLOCK a. m. to Rlke PROOF %
debts and for tho election OF Trustee and
such other matters as are necessary and re-
ASA Il. sTRATToN.
Z ltefereA
Aantgomery Ala Sept 90 1906
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NEW ORLEANS sPor COTTON.


New Orleans, Sept 20.-Spot cotton
closed steady and unchanged. Sales 800
bales on the spot and 1.i25 to arrive
Futures opened barely steady four to
erpooi cables. Although II was reported
that recent good weather has checked
much of the crop deterioration noted dur
ing the last few weeks and although prices
tended to rise. from this couse. the Jewish
holiday and consequent absence Of MANY
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Paducah. KY. Sept. 2o.-Tse e. ReH
kopf Saddlery Company, the oldea
leather working plant in the State AM
for many years doing contract for TIL
government made an assignment I'd
day. No schedule of assets or nabilt
ties have been filed. The failure is ua
derstood to have followed loss OF ba4
mess caused by labor troubles.
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Temperature changes were unimportant
Little or no rain fell In Texas. Arkansa.
Oklahoma and West Tepessee. Good show.
ers fell elsewhere. being heaviest in west
central Georgia and east-central Mississip-
pi.
MoNTRosE w. HAYES.
Local Foreeaster.
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NAVAL STORES.

Savannah. Ga, Sept. 2o.-Turpentine firm
30S
Rosin firm: sales 1855; receipts 1.7Os;
So. 7oq$3.75; D SO. So; E So, 95; F 90. ESQ
81. 90; G 81. 009 "a. 05; H $4Io5Q 81. 10; 1
81 Is; 81 35 @$4 40; - rs; VIC IS 90;
WV SIS. 40.
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and Loan Society against the city and
county of San Francisco for the re-
covery OF taxes paid on the protest
of interest Of $13,000.000 worth OF
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Port Eads. Sept. 2O.-Arrived: strs., D,

Port Eads, Sept. 2O.-Arrived: Strs., De-
CANA, Br., Keene. Hamburg; Ida. Aust,
Hreglch, Port Tampa; Ell Dorado, ANN.
Prescott New York; Ellis. Nor... Hansen,
Port Limon; Heathpool. Br., Gneves. Rio
De Janeiro; Alton, Dr.. Bell Santos and
proceeded to Galveston; Spica, Nor..' An
dersen, Havana.
Sailed: strs,. Taunton, Nor. Sorensen
Puerto Cortez; Dictator. Nor. Gunvaldsen,
Port Limon Bluefields, Nor, Halvorsen.
Bluefields; Bertha, Nor, Larsen. Living
ston via Belize and Port Barrios; Olympia
Br;, Gait Port Barrios and Livingston via
Belize.
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New York Sept 20.-Coffee futures OPEN
ed steady at unchanged prices to an ad-
vance of five points on better European ca
bles than expected and ruled firm on sup
port from local trade interests and covering
of shorts in the absence of important Of
ferngS The market closed steady at an
advance of 1890 points Sales were re-
ported of sc 2kO hays
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NEW YnRK PRODUCE.

New York Sept 20.--Cotton seed oil
firm; prime crude fob. afloat 26Q27c; do
yellow 3Sc
Sugar raw steady; fair refining 34se;
centrifugal 96-test 4he; molassss sugar
Coffee spot Rio steady; No. invoicse
SAC; mild steady.
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st. Louis, Sept. 2O.-Pork lower; Job
bling sic 20.
Lard lower; prime steam IS 47h
Dry salt meats firm boxed extra shorts
81 27A clear ribs $e.62h; short clear
Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts
$40. 12lh; clear lbs $40 rs; short clear
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MARINE NEWS.

Mobile, Sept. 20.-cieared: strs, Hiram,
Nor Johannesen, Puerto Cortez; Ernestn
Span. Ormaechea. Liverpool; Dagfin, Nor
Halvorsen, Norfolk.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

traders held the rise to very small mar.
gins. The close was steady five to 81,
points under yesterday
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET.
New Orleans, Sept. 20.-Sugar steady,
centrifugal yellow 4@4 7-1sc; seconds 21s
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New Orleans, Sept. 2o.-Cleared strs.,
Olympia, Br., Gait. Livingston via Belize
and Port Barrios; Puerto Rico. Span. Cru
Kent, Barcelona, Coruna and Alicante via
Havana; Albanian, Dr., Highton. Bremen
and Antwerp; Abessinia. Ger, Dugge. Ham
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MARKET FOR COTTON
MARKET WAS QUIET WITH MAR
ROW FLUCTUATIONS.
opensux Was barely steady Mt Snsns
Decline ON Lower Cables and ra-
vorable Crop Rcports from
Southern States.

New York, Sept. 2o:-The cotton
market was quiet today with 1uctns. !.
lions very narrow. fns close "a. aS
steady at net decline OF 4WI points
taies were estim ated at 275,o0e oaies.
The opening was barely steady at
deciine OF 3@5 points In respons TO
lower cables and favorable weatae.
from the South. There were reports
81 very steady spot situation, however;
with offerings light and good demand
from spinners, and this checked pres
sure lust as expectations OF an n
r-easing movement. as picking beconcs
more general and the favorable weaIh-
or prevented any general uenanu.
Prices consequently ruled Irregular
within a narrow range, rejecting q
pretty even division of orders VIM "a
ere mostly for the account OF loeai
professionals, and the market heid
around the initial 1sures during ..ie
middle session. inHreasing the decline
tered LIQUIDATION. Last prices were
within a point or SO of the lowest
Receipts at the ports today. 2i,.,s7
bales, against 1855 last week and In
te2 last year. For the week lesttmaI-
rf). 100000 bales against f39,l1l fast
week and 249,42S last year
Today's receipts at New orleans;
1918 bales, against 2.o11 last year ana
1t Houston, 1913 bales against 1851
last year.
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New Orleans. Sept. 20.-Cotton seed oil
prime sac crude go.
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DAILY COTTON MARKET.


Galvestn-Steady, slice; sales 2,635;
stock 1864: shipments to Great Britain
4.472; coastwise 1910.
New OrIeans-Steady, 5-16e; net re-
cefpts 3,013; gross receipts 3.ols; sales l.
SIS: stock 40,3
Mobile--steasiy. 0 slice, net receipts ss4;
gross receipts 3s4 sales ESQ; stock S,11s;
shipments to Great Britain 3,s47.
savannah--Easy 3-lsc; net receipts
1888; gross receipts 1893; sales 1910
stock 4o,771; shipments coastwise $3.50.
Charleston--Steady, SIC; net receipts IL
o4s: gross receipts 1.o45: stock 7.H1.
Wilmington-Steady. s-16c: net re-
ceipts 2,130; gross receipts also; stock D.
1914
Norfcik--Steady. . 7-1sc;. net receipts
1913. gross receipts 7s9; sales 1871; stock s.
942; shipments coastwise 613.
misunderstanding, 9hc; gross receipts
500; stock 2.s1s
New York-Quiet. s75, gross receipts
also; stock s5.7a4; shipments to Great
Britain 152: to continent 27s. :.
Boston-Quiet, Dts; shipments to Great
Britain 2.4S9.
Philadelphia-Quiet, Toe; stock 1.945.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
New Orleans. Sept. 2s.--Cotton futures
closed steady on the New Orleans lotion
Exchange today s Quotations ranged as
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Daily Local weather Report and River
HuI1etin.
United States Department. Of ABrtcuitur >
Weather Bureau.
Local Obeervatirn (Central TimeJ
Montgomery, Ala, Sept. 20. lsoe.
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s-Indicates rise. -indicates saA
RIVER FORECAsT.
For Next Two Days.)
The Coosa will rise. The Alabama WIZ
be stationary tonight and rise slightly Or
Friday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Past "a HUurs.)
The barometer readings are quite unit
form throughout the country The hign--
est are in the caroiinas and Georgia ans
under the influence Of this area OF high
fair weather should prevail In Aiabama to-
night. The pressure Is decreasing in Tex
as and over the southern slope OF tnS
Rocky Mountains; this fall will progress
eastward and give thunder showers over
the state on Friday, Partly clouSy o.
mountains eastward; scattered rains have
fallen in the Missouri Valley and the coup~
try between the Mississippi River ana the
Atlantic ocean Some OF the amounts OF
prectpftation was quite heavy--especiall~
at points in western Georgia, eastern MIS-
sissippi and IN the lower Lake region Tenn
perature changes were slight.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
Fer the 70 Hours Ending 9 am. 18TH Mo-
rfdian Time. -.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Sept. 20, 1sVS.
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ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS.

st. Louis Sept. 20.--The st. Louis grain
markets today ranged follows:
Wheat
Sept II.
Dec 72A@% bid; range TN to TAN.
May Ts% asked; range 76h to TON.
Corn:--
Sept. 1914.
Dec. Al oak asked: range 41GH to 41%
GA,
Oats:-
Sept 3sN; range none.
Dec. 33A asked; range 80 Y to 34%.
May SIS Il a IS asked; range 35h to 35h.
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YORK COTTON FUTURES.

New York, Sept. 2o.--Cotton futures clos
sd steady on the New York Cotton Ex-
change today. Quotations ranged as fol-
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Total today. at all ports, net 24,5b7:
shipments to Great Britain 10, $685. to con-
tinent 273: stock 2ss.s9o.
Consolidatsa at all ports, net l4s,5is
shipments to Great Britain 3O,871i to
goo
Total since Sept /. at all ports. net $751;
eel; shipments to Great Britain $3.50:
to France 1914; to continent 1886; &c
Japan 4S1.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
fPaat r. HDurs.)
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.

Fer the 70 Hours Ending am. 18TH Me-
Montsomery. Ala. Sept. 20. 1905.
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Kansas CITY, Sept. 20.--Cattle, receipts
49, 600, Including 1000 Southerns. Market
steady to ten cents lower.
Chnice ennnff and draasad
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Interior Movement.
Houston--steadys eMc; net receipts Ia
213: gross receipts 1913; shipments l2.l19;
sales 1.75s; stoek 36.2s2.
Augusta--Steady. SIC; net receipts
IT'S; gross receipts APPS shipments 3,obS;
sales 1870; stock 1927.
Memphik-steady. 9sc; net receipts 1898;
gross receipts sos; sales $50; stock 6,92S.
81. Louis--Quiet 9%c; shipments 80;
sales 1873; stock 1896.
Cincinnati-Stock $3.50.
Louisville-Firm, 10 &c.
Total today-Net receipts 1922; gross
receipts 1912; shipments 1870; sales s.
Asst; stock S7,443.
THE METAL MARKETS.
New York, Sept 2e-London tin higher;
SPOT closing lisa 2s Sd and futures f1s2
i5s. Locally quiet; spot sac So q $40 90; or
about unchanged, inside price being bid.
Copper lower abroad, both spot and fu-
lures closing fss. Locally no change; mar
ket strong. Lake $40 Jpn Oslo. BIN; cleo
trolytic SIS. 9o@ $40. i2h; casting s1S.75G
$40. 90
Lead lower: Els ss Sd in London. Locally
unchanged.
spelter unchanged in London and at
So. 80 @6. 40 locally.
Iron higher in London. standard foundry
at 54s and Cleveland warrants 54s Sd Lo-
caliy continues firm; No. l foundry north
ern $40. rs q s22. 90; No do. $19.75@
$40. SO; No. ! foundry southern $40. 609
s2l .00 No. 2 do. $50. 90 0s2o so.
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Liverpool. Sept. 20.--Cotton futures OPEN
ed steady and closed easy; American mid
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CINCINNATI PRODUCE.
Cincinnati. Sept 20.-Flour easy.
Wheat firm 1914 @74Mc.
Corn steady 49hc.
Oats firm 34kc.
Provisions steady.
Whiskey quiet SIP
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Maximum temperature for days s2 DEG.
Minimum Temperature for Day. ~ oes'
Average Temperature for aay, q aaes
Accumulated def. since Jan. J, l2S des
Az. relative humid for day % per ct,
Total rainfall since Jan. !, sT.s5 inches.
River Du11stln.
Conservation at 8 an. 55th d. Ilmel
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-09-28

] A Moon and wife to w Good.
man, 100 acres in No. 6, 81 1909.
John Bennett to Steve Bennett, AZ
acres in No. 6, 81, $50.
N Johnson to Jno L White, lot in
Oblon, $3.50.
e M Ferguson ct al to J A Sanders
and wife, lot in No. 2, $500.
A D Crockett to r w Simmons, So
acres In No. Z, $3.50.
L H Hayes and wife to j Q Cleek,
IS acres in No. II, $1,000.
t III Hayes to r c Fluffy, 65 acres in
No. 3, $1,000.
7 III Hayes to 7 L Hayes, 80 acres
in No. IL, 81 200.
M j Marion to M G Rine, 40 acres In
No. Is, $1,000.
Elwood Evans to III L Parks, Al
acres In No. -, 81, 300.
Mrs M G Bell to S T Hayden, lot in
Union City, 1850.
Chas and ] T Herring to S T Hay
don, IS acres in No. 10, $3.50.
w J Nichols ct al to S T Hayden,
land in No. 9, $500.
e FL Badger and wife to Jas French,
lot in Union City, $3.50.
Howard Odom to Carter & White,
lot In Union City, $500.
] ] Melvin to Carter s. White, lot
in Union City, S240.
Geo H Brandon to s T Hayden, lot
in Union City, $400.
j r Green to w w Caldwell, Al acres
in No. 3, $500.
r L Lockert to J E Noah, lot in
Union City, $3.50.
VIM Muse to r L Lockert, lot in
Union City, $3.50.
R H Dawson to A o Corum, lot in
No. 5, $3.50.
A 0 Corum to Richard Nelly, lot in
No. s, $3.50.
N K Bennett to Richard Leely, lots
in No. 5, 5000.