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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-04-01
ROgers-Peet.

Doubebeased sack SUITS the artist has figured admirably
The ongcut with back shaped indicate the figure and
ne out-curVe of the full backs of last season.
The long, graceful apes and the peg top trousers.
These in blue or black grey mixtures.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
SHOT IN DARK.
Steel Worker Ambuscaded in woods
 Near Att0lla.

Steel Worker Ambuscaded in woods
 Near Attalla.
 oadsden. Oct. so.-(special. o-J: w. McMunn, a miner employed at tho crude mines of the Alabama Consolidated Steel and Iron company was shot in the right arm last night while walking through the woods near Attalla.
 McMunn states that he was hunting for a lost COW when some unknown person fired on him. inflictihg wound which necessitated .he ampdtation Of his arm. Another rsport Is that Mo- Mum was shot wnile engaged in q gambling quarrel. The matter Is being Investigated by the authorities. low. Ky, has acquired the $3O,00n | issue of the ctiy of Gadsden. paying par for the bonds and this is an end | to the complications which have be- set the city since the first sale of a port of these bonds to the defunct brokerage firm of A. l.. Rich and | Company of Cincinnati.
 | After the bonds were first authoriz- ed and Issued a contract was made | with A. L. Rich and Company wher"
 by his company was to take the en | fire issue. While the deal was pend- ing and during the time Mayor Smit1 was in Cincinnati for the purpose or delivering the bonds and securing the money, Rich suddenly absconded' lea'- ing his firm bankrupt. ,. The itemized report Of the clty financial condition asked TOT py Mayor Charles F. Smith some weeks ago and which was prepared by Cies Clerk c. D. Clarke, and tho heaos o, the various departments of the Boaroo Q of Aldermen have been issued ana contrary to the expectation or many ! citizens contains nothing or sensa- | tional character. The report tallies in every respect with the annual report prepared py an expert accountant who audited .he books of the city in April, except that | If is itemized and gives the cond, | lions up to August l. Mayor smith l stated that at the time asked TOT tns report that there was no objection in view except to know the exact financial condition of the city that tha renort shows every receipt and sxnerse nroperly itemized and proper
 ly credited. , ,. Mountainboro, the little town Tn the western part of this county whicn
 was the scene recently or one or the most cold blooded murders on record In a petition sent to the authorities
 hera the better citizens close by say
 ing "For Gods sake. save us and | our families from these outrages
 There are several saloons and low dives at the place which are 6 dis
 grace to the county and State and are responsible for the reign ot terror
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
BRENAU JOURNAL.
Girls College at Eufaula Win Publish
 a MaUazine.

Eufaula, Oct S0.-(Special. )--An ef- fort is on foot to begin the publica- tion of a monthly magazine to be is- sued by the pupils and faculty of the Alabama Brenau of this city.
 It has been lcarnei that the manu- script for the first issue Is now about ready for the press and 1t will make its appearance as soon as satisfactory arrangements can be arranged for the tho publication.
 It will be known as The Brenau Journal and will embrace about fifty pages of six by nine magazine. The first Issue will be awaited with much interest and anxiety by the citisenS
 Owing to i'll health Colonel Ell 5. Shorter of this city has practically re tired from all active business r"rsuits' and will enjoy some much needed roc reation and rest Colonel Shorter was one of the most active of the citys cotton warehousemen. and his partic- ipation in the progressive industries or this section will be keenly missed.
 Mrs. N. Shelly is quite sick at her home on Colby Street and does not i'm prove as her host of warm friends would wish to sec
 All the visitors from this section were delighted with the great fAlr m Montgomery and are loud In their praises of the progressiveness or the Capital City
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
THE STOCK MARKET
MARKET WAS IN FIT OF LETHARGY
 TnYNAV
scalS q Activity Was Smaller Than in the Aidsummer FesieA and Thers
 Was Very Little Move-

New York. Oct. so-Ths stock market .u,;x,,a w.; in istharsy today The scale sf perceiving and defined drift in prices at any n time s and & the narrow movements wsrH e,;, some disposition scattered throughout. of determined abstention from the market to tied before @ entering M S on s stock market snse com
 mitments. But tightening in the call
 money market offered a suggestion of a further deterrent factor
 The rise in call money rates was attrib-
 nted to the beginning of preparations for
 the November list settlement. They are
 requirement being s75,0oOooo. But there
 was continued discussion also of the lack
 Of reflection in the bank statement of last
 ed that international houses were very
 companies and this confirms the impression that the burden of supplying credits was
 being taken over from the banks by the trust companies and private bankers. There is the belief also that additional credits must be secured by the internation-
 al houses later in the week when ship were closed at last weeks stock market
 settlement in London and on which pay
 ments will become due when the securities The sub-treasury continued to draw from
 the local banks with resulting increases funds out of reach of the market The course of the revenues is indicated by s comparison of this months results thus far wnh those of October last year. Excess month reach ss.sss. ss4, while last @ year the expenditures exceeded the receipts by s5.- 50?.14S
 The rise in money rates here did not keep down the foreign exchange market and rates were higher. It was remarked that a halt has occurred in the applica tions for new note circulation at Washington under the offer of the secretary of the | treasury to accept approved state and mu- nieipai bonds as security for government l bonds. to be employed as basis for addI- tional bank issues. The total has not 1 reached $14.00o, 900 of the total Of SIS, ,O00.- 900 set aside by the secretary of the treas ury for this purpose. A good effect on | the foreign exchange situation is exnec+ed | from an agreement made by the railroads | for the mediate transportation of tao to fulfill October Contracts.
 No dividend day since the formation of | the United States Steel corporation has passed with less attention hy spectators or operators on the stock. Active operations are the rule on the of a dividend meet | ing even though 1t is usual for the market | to close before the action of the directors
 is announced. United States Steel cover
 ed an extreme range of only $ of point
 advance in all or. the Mexican Centra, l Railway securities, otherwise the market was practically barren of incident. l., Bonds were irregular. Total sales par Ivalue. $3,O62.oo0. United States bonds were
 unchanged on call
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
H. ( B. BEERS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to C. c. Abercrombje {
 Company. S2 Commerce Street.

By Private Wire to C. c. Abercrombie [
 Company. ss Commerce street. yesterdays low level of 10: o5. for December the market scored a reaction of about $1 per bale today. Liverpool was much bet Egypt, the continent and America buying. probably to realize on short contracts and killing frost. was again reported in okls- appearance in North Texas tonight fair and colder weather. with frost: being predicted Aside of @ covering by shorts. o the market lacked support, 1t being sold on all bulges. on the. strength of the heavy movement
 new record was established today on port receipts. the days arrivals amounting to 115.454 vs. s6.2ss last year. 7,517 year s79 on November 17th of 1sos.Y which. al though small crop year. held the banner aay % enpts TAT 'ns
 6S3 last year and 245,54s in 1904, which assures another soo.ooo bales or more for this weeks insight. and a record movement for the month of October.
 It is probable shorts became a little con cerned about weather conditions, that is by the weekly weather bulletin today. ths
 last of the season. otherwise the weight oi arrivals sa,ooo bales at Liverpool today and
 With the close of october, however, tn,
 average date of frost will have been past and as Texas has had practically none a, yet large crop if not a bumper one. ii
 assured for that State
 Spots in keeping with the steadiness oi
 futures showed some stability today. beins , unofficially reported as steady and un-
 changed. There was not much doing ir ! the early hours which was something of disappointment to bulls. In cotton to ar rive however, more inquiry was reported oI an improved basis on account of the cheap ness of futures compared with spot cot l ton.
 The large movement during the past ! month, has had unfavorable effect or sentiment. and as large crop estimates hay, | come into fashion. again. rumor having fl that MT. Neiil will confirm MT. Bustoni 1 estimate for yield of 13.000. 900 bales continuance of such heavy receipts haI | been recorded of late will give color tc 1 large crop ideas whether not the move
 ment to market be the reflection of al urgent export demand on the part Of Euro | pean spinners.
 Thursday. November l. All Saints Day and Tuesday. November 9th. election day i being legal holidays all future business 1T
 this market will be suspended.
 Yours truly,
 ApEpCPnMpJE q r0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
HAD FIT IN COURT.
Negro Arrested for Petty Crimes
 ThrOws ERileptica Refare R.r

Negro Arrested for Petty Crimes
 Throws EPileptics Before Bar.
 Hunts xille, Oct. S0.-(Special. .)- Will Campbell. a cotton mill employe. was convicted in Justice Ferguson's court late yesterday afternoon on a charge of stealing a bale of cotton from the Lowe mill.
 Sentence of twelve moathe at hard labor in the mines was pronounced upon him and when Campbell hear this he had fit m tl.e court room, causing considerable excitement. He was taken to jail.
 Campbell was arrested a few days ago on a charge of forgery end had a fit when the officer arrested him. Ef- forts will now be made to put him somewhere under treatment for cpl lepsy and keep him out of trouble in the meantime, as his mania appears to be the commission of petty crime.
 The people of Huntsville held ser vices in honor to the memory of the late Rev. Sam P. Jones, Sunday after noon in the First Methodist Church. An address eulogizing the life an: character of the great evangelist was delivered by Rev. H. c. Howard, pas tor of the First Methodist Church. MT. Jones conducted revival meetings here once and had many admirers in this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
MARKET FOR COTTON
,GAnyrrwAs LESS ACTIVE DURING SESSION.
Alter oaite . Sharp Opening Advance It ISGk the Gain Under Liquidation Renewal and Bear
 PreSsurN,
nIANCa oFFIcDss

New York. Oct 3o.-The cotton market Z was less active today and after quite . sAarp opening advance. lost the gain under . renewal of liquidation and bear pressure The close was steady at an advance or two iI6lnts to decline of one point. Sales For the day were reported of 225.oO0 bales.
 rhs opening was steady with an advance Of II DIS points in response to higher ca tnDs. and reports of frost over the eet. sTfAding was not active at hte advance, put thsre was no sign of the bear pressure which was one of the prominent features 1G the previous day. and prices steadied snD e . result of covering and the forecast for continued cold weather until they show a . net advance of about 15Q1s points: At this level buyers of yesterday turned Tor profits and in the later trading there Was active selling for both accounts under which the market broke to net loss Of Nbout three to four points on the active SAonths The close was two to three speints up from the lowest as result of Ieofit taking by scalping shorts but the Aarkst showed little improvement in point 8 tone.
 p Receipts at the ports today were 115:S5 nGainst 113.994 last week and 97.46S last year. For the week (estimatedl 46ssC00 teles. against 467.6l5 last wek and 35e.aSo last year.
 Today's receipts at New Orleans 1s.2ss Bales, against 25, 100 last year and at Hous- Aon Ss.s2s bales. against 33.353 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31

Interior Mevement.
 Houston-steady. loNc; net receipts Ss.- S29; gross receipts 39,829: shipments 36, ,619; sales l,141; stock 62,415.
 Augusta-steady. 10 7-1sc; net receOts 3.15s; gross receipts 3,s5o: shipments 2,s40 i; sales 1859: stock 37,819.
 Memphis-steady. He; net receipts B. 72s gross receipts s.sos; shipments s.4as; sales 1.750; stock 50.s70.
 St. Louis-Quiet. 1oNc: net receipts b5s gross receipts 5.s5s: shipments 5,5s5; sales 206; stock 7,S64
 Cineinnati-Net receipts 839: gross re- ceipts s3s: shipments 1.572; stock S.435. Louisville-Firm, 11Ac.
 Total today-Net receipts 50.106; gross receipts 56.7S0; shipments 49,995; sales 4,456 stock 16S,203.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31

New York. Oct. 30.-London tin higher. spot closing f193 5s and futures f194 15s. Locally firm: spot s42.4o: and $42.6 ask ed.
 Copper higher at f9s 2s Sd for spot and faS lis Cd for futures in London. Locally quiet and unchanged; lake s21.75 4$22. 50 : electrolytic $21. .50@$22.0 %: casting $21 .25
 Lead unchanged s5.75as5s5 locally. London lower at f19.
 Spelter unchanged at f27 15s in London. Locally quiet at CHOOSES
 Iron higher in London: standard foun- dry quoted at SIS i'd; and Cleveland war rants 5ss Locally firm; No, 1 foundry northern s94 25 e $25 %: No. do s23. 75 c s24 50: No. l do southern s24 co q SPA. 50 No. ? do, s24.000$24. 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
BRADsrRRETs SUPPLY STATEMENT.

New York. Oct. 30.-SpecfaI cable and telegraphic communication received by BI Iadstreet show the following changes in available supplies as compared with pre- Vious accounts:
 Wheat, United States. east Rockies. de- creased 1.0l4o0o; Canada increased 1,S49.- 000;. total United States and Canada, in creased S53,00O Afloat for and in Eu- rope. decreased 300. Oo0 total American and European supplies increased 5.535. 900.
 Corn. United States and Canada increased 2S9.O00.
 Oats. United States and Canada. increas- cd t.114.000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
REMARKS.

REMARKSs
 The weather was somewhat warmer thaH on Monday. but frost occurred at scatter ed points in the south Atlantic States, Sprinkles of rain are reported from the Mo bile, Vicksburg and Galveston dstriets.
 MONTROSE W. HAYES.
 Local Torecaster. Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31

Sugar-Granuiated 5Mc: r. '. c. sxa Country buttsr-1Se.
 seed-Rye, Sl per bu. wheat a1. .oS; barley 3l: crimson clover 12c; alfalfa 1< 200 per ib.: onion sets. white skin s3: pearl la; blue grass 1b O 1eo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
NEW ORyEANs COTTON.

New Orleans. Oct. 30.-Spot cotton clos cd steady. unchanged, middling 1o%c; spot sales were 2,S50 bales. and 6200 to arrive.
 Futures opened steady four to eight points up and continued to advance slight ly on good spot demand and cooler wealth CT. Later. however, record breaking re ceipts at all ports caused prices to decline sharply The close was steady three to eight points under Mondays final figures.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31

The place was the scene of one of the most disgraceful drunken debauchers Saturday night ever heard of, and men, women and children were fright. ened out of their wits.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port MOvenent.


 S7.sss; gross receipts 57,5ss; sales 1,1sl: stock 3s1700; shipments to Great Britain e.1o5; to continent 2.es9.
 New Orleans-steady, 1o$c; net receipts stock 1S7. .ssS; shipments to Great Britain Mobiie-steady. loe. net receipts 3,2os- gross receipts 3.?0S. sales 1000: stock S9.- savannah-Quiet. 1OSc; net receipts aos2s; gross receipts 2o,s2S; sales 1.142: stock 136,247; shipments to Great Britain l050s: to continent ss32: coastwise lo.- Charleston-Firm, 1ohc; net receipts l. shipments coastwise tvo.
 Wilmington-Firm, 10hc; net receipts l. es1; gross receipts 1,s61; stock 5262s
 Norfolk-Steady, 10kc: net receipts D. S2s; gross receipts 5,529; sales SSS stock 1456e; shipments coastwise 5.37S.
 BaItimore-Nominal. 10zc; gross receipts New York-Quiet. 10. 50; gross receipts 9se4: stock s7,797: shipments to Great Britain 3,01s; to France 50.
 Boston-Quiet. 5G; gross receipts 997; shIpments to continent 300.
 Philadelphia-Quet. 10. 75; gross receipts s27; stock 4.057. s. Port Arthur and Sabine Pass--Net re eeipts (, $40: gross receipts 6,s40
 Jacksonville, Fla.-Net receipts 19s; gross receipts 19S; shipments to continent G.s4O. Sayannah-Deduct from exports to conti- uent 800 bales this week. .:@
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
NEW YORK COTTON OIL.

NEW YORK COTTON OIL. New York Oct. 30.-Cotton seed oil; ir- regular; prime crude fob. mills 2s@3oc: do. yellow 46c.
 Petroleum steady.
 Resin firm.
 Turpentine firm esk@&c. Coffee, spot Rio steady; No. [ invoice 'e' mild quiet Sugar raw quiet; fair refining 7-lec: centrifugal 9s-test 15-16c; molasses sugar 3 5-1sc. refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS.

St. Louis. Oct. 30.--The St. Louis graf markets today ranged today as follows: Dec 72A9% bid: range 72h to 72x.. May IT: range 76& to TIA. Dec 4lA bid: range 41h to AK. May 42h bid. .~ =
 Oats:- Dec. 33H.\ May 34h bid
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NEW hohn Dhh SoOpS.
 New York. Oct. 30.-Trade in the dry goods market unchanged and unsteady for the day Price advances are not prob able in any large degree until after the election. The export trade with the far east is dull but with fair miscellaneous trade. is going on with other parts of the world '-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
 tCorrected Daiiy.l

MONTGOMERY CChHENT QUOTATIONS These prices are at wholesale and net ts stsrcn-corn s01oe; standard EoedA Rics.E1tra fancy sMs, head sese: saT-iivsipooi ;1; Virginia Zee.
 vinegar-Per gallon lloaae:
 TX oiiMe: choice i20laHs; fancy isS s::sa:;.s&x 'ss .ss. t:asy :ss :Sl Ss o..... ssrdines-Amsrican mustard u.so, A
 erit.~per Dbl :s;ss: per sack :,;!s.
 Lsrd-Lsaf loKe; comDoudn IXe; basis
 Hsm.-pov. lse; other. l4H olss.
 Flour--Basis of barrels: High patent :s.sso: fancy patent ".7s; half patent Grain and Hay-Bran sI.2o: shorts q. so; ed % 4se. % White isc: white clipped tse; tim oats ssc: Burt seed oats roc; winter turf Cotton Seed Meal--2s.W.
 Beeswax-.ath @aec ,o.,,u 0iS Fruit ana produce-rotatoes sso bu: onion 1sS soSSss Ss sS9 sfa,es appiss choice B. Davis s2.75Gss; fancy Baldwins s3.259ss 50 per Dbl; fancy Kings s4:oo; ey't ey fun cream cheese. daisies lsc:. fancy ii. P. peanuts Go lb:; lemons choice q box; Florida oranges .a.so box; psnia onions PCT Ipa's ib' Sacks: v; c;ocoanuts st.oo sack.
 Hides-Dry Hints 1sho; dry salted 1sns; sreSa chierensaasn. ssasse soosso: fryer. seses: broiisrs I6 Q 20o.
 Molassss.GeorE,a Gsns ., so s.rrsi s's pss, syrup. % Log Cabin. gallons sii: X gallon: S7.Eo: quarts tA.ak per dos
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE. T ,.E, H.s 9A A-UfA Anr steady,

st, Louis, oct. ao-F1our steady.
 whiskey steady Sl.S3.
 Pork steady: Jobbing s1sb5;
 Lard lower; prime steam $s. .oe
 Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts ss S2H: clear ribs ss.2S; short clears Bacon steady. boxed extra shorts s10 37H: clear ribs 3in o"' AA>r' clear S1o.S7h Y
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
NAVAL STORES.

NAVAL STORES. Cayannah, Ga. Oct. 80.-Turpentfne firm 66 t Q68%c: sales sol; receipts 730; ship ments 1,553
 Resin firm: sales 2.5ss: receipts s.5ss; t3.S7M; D $s.s5: 4.00@S%.o7h: F S4.1oGS4.15: c S4.16: H $4.2o; q. .26: k s4.65: M s4. .sO@$5.oo; N $5.3s; we s5 90; wv $6.00.
 Charleston. 8. C.. Oct 3o.--Turpentins and rosin. nothing doing
 wilmington. N C.. Oct; so;-spirits tur- Resin firm; sales at ss.s5; receipts 3,199.
 Tar firm $2. 20: receipts S2o. Crude turpentine firm S3.S5; $4.50 and $4 55; receipts 90.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
= Failing


 RIVER FORECAsT
 (Fpr the next two days.) The Coosa and the Alabama VIII con- tinue to fall.
 WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAI
 FORECAST. A storm center in the lower lake reSiop has given rain throughout the region or the lakes. and in the Ohio. valley. In the re- mainder of the country the pressure Is moderately high and the prevailing weatn- CT is fair. There has been general rise in temperature in the Atlantic and gulf states but frost formed last night at nu- merous points in North Carolina and Geor- gia. On the eastern slope of the Rocky noun tains. in the Missouri Valley. Oklahoma from nnG 1''de desress to is degrees colder than on Monday morning, the change having been produced by high pressure area ,a over ef the Rocky Mountains,, This high is moy- ,s- weather in Alabama tonight and Wednes- day: it will also cause fall in tempera- ture in the northern and western portions of the state tonight, and colder weather throughout the entire state on Wednes- day.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. .. For the 44 Hsurs endfnG It am.. 7St>
 Meridian Ttnne. -
 Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 50, 1SOo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE. ;,

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PHoDutE' Chicago Oct. 30.-Heavy liquidation que
 largely to the denial of the report tnat
 there wil be a large decrease in the @ ~ih.er
 wheat acreage in Russla' ,H causeu wbaat mar
 ket. Buying by shorts brought about an
 almost complete recovery and the 'na.ke. .tsa
 Showing a loss of hc. Corn and oats were
 each @ shade lower. PROVISIONS were I' G 5c lower. ...
 occurred in the first few minutes Of trad. ing and were oceasioned by liberal saiss 2.
 first Q, ths Sas attributed to local elevator inter | ests but later it was said that the major | ity of the wheat was sold by eastern longs, The total sales of December were in the
 neishborhood of 2.ooo,ooO bushels. The denial of the Russian report was the chief
 bearsh influence. but there ;aes were noonr these were continued small receipts In tho Northwest. ..,. neapolis, firm cables, and an increase Gt only 535,0QO bushels in the worlds Visiole
 supply compared with sar an tns i inc day one year ago Shorts were the
 chief shf S buyers throughout the day. Tn.
 nnened kc higher to hc lower at 73xc o
 7sae' ,,,u ,. .ro .,n., | to 446, GOO bushels. Primary receipts were | 1.1ss, ,OOO. against 1.451.oo0 on the same day last year.
 receipts of ss5 cars against sl7 last week | and 1862 one year ago
 | The break in wheat caused slight de-
 cline in the price of corn but the selling ! pressure was slight and the market soon 1 recovered and held steady for the greater | part of the day. Country offerings were | light but farmers. it was claimed, are show | ing more disposition to market their grain | and cash houses sold moderately against | such purchases from the country The | market closed steady.
 | December opened a shade to lsc lower at | 43%c to 43ss e hc, sold between 43 A Q l and 43l Or 4sc and closed at 4S%s Q lac
 Local receipts were 2s2 cars, l57 or 1 contract grade.
 Trading in the oats market was very
 quiet and the tone of the market was | steady Improved weather conditions l caused some selling by cash houses The
 demand came chiefly from pit traders ! December oats opened a shade lower at
 331.c sold off to 33% %c, and closed at S3h c. | Local receipts were 2sS
 ! Provisions were extremely dull and the | market was easier in sympathy with 70 l lOc decline in the price of live hogs. Shorts
 were the principal buyers At the close Jan | uary pork was off 2lh q5c at SIS. 67h % | SIS 70. Lard was off 2l2c at ss.35. Ribs
 were down a1s q 5c at s7.4o4G.42h. | Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
 5a cars corn 121 cars: oats 171 cars: hogs 30.0O0 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-31
Jas. P. Ferran Cotton Co.
 JAS. P. FERRALL, President Cotton Buyers and Merchants,
 Montgomery, Ala. -a G1n.S Al L. Al
Interio, Msvsms>e

to France 14s, sos: to continent sos,s42; t Japan 22.377.