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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23

for some time II Is probable that the hot forcing weather that is being experienced in the cotton belt particularly west of the Mis- sissippi river. is causing an early germina- tfon of the seed and talk of prospects being favorable for an early delivery of the new crop cotton.
 The posting of the east Indian crop move ment disclosed heavy receipts at Bombay, arrivals there for the week amounting to iss,o 900 vs 57oeo the same week last year and 100000 for the corresponding week two years ago, India's total movement to date fsurtnE l.76s,oeo vs- 1,s04,000 a year ago, and 1,sS40oo in 1905. The east Indian crop Is reported to i.soo.o 900 bales larger than last years s.es1.00e bales. and for this reason shorts look forward for a continu- ancs of weekly movements in India because of its h sight still being behind the move ment of last year. Quite to the contrary, however, longs have the upper hand in America where the crop has moved faster than 1t has ever before, and the traders are now looking with some degree of cer- tainty fer the expected falling off in re- ceipts to materialize. first when compared with the big crop year of 1905, thereafter when compared with arrivals of last year during the balance of the season The visible supply of American, howevr, on the basis of the census. is ample for all re- quirements. unless. pes chauce, spinners' takinxs continue heavy. New crop months will come into favor from now on and will be dominated more or less by the weather
 cG ARERcRoMHIE A co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
.. c. AsERcRoMBIE & co.
HAYWARD, vICE q CLARK's COTTON
 LETTER.
By Private Wire to Walter Cotter q Co.,,
 a Commerce St.

By Private Wire to Walter Cotter & Co.,,
 A3 Commerce St.
 New Orleans. March 22.--As long as left to hersalf Liverpool showed weakness. fu- against five up due and weakened repeated ly during the rest of the session, but as- sistance came to that market from our side at every had turn. Spot sales are 1000 at three points higher quotations.
 Opening trades here were at practically gnchanged figures followed by uneasiness. Trading Is slow and cautious owing to the fact now generally recognized that the markets in old crops are being unmistaka- bly, manipulated by g clique in New York against the dictate of the cotton facts prop CT of the situation. The basis for this manipulation is not shortage of supplies but scarcity of tenderable cotton. To New oreps weakened owin to the continu- ance of favorable weather for planting. Some points in Louisiana report cotton up.
 The movement at interior towns continues heavy and there Is less loss in stockss show the let up in export business.
 The snot market is quiet. only some scat tered business. Ii Is just to say that spots are at present sustained and held up by fu- lures, the reverse from what it was during the past months A drive was made at the market around 10 o'clock. but as soon as the pressure stopped. prices began to sag.
 Futures in the afternoon weakened sharp ly for lack of support. The sopt market was very quiet and sales reported were mostly made yesterday after hours. New business fs scarce and even good cotton does not find the ready sale expected. There tai forces Interested on the long side are tee powerful to be opposed and are feared.
 WALTER GOPHER < co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
MONTGOMERY CURRENT ouorA44ONs.
Corrected Daily.l

Corrected Datlyo
 These nricss are at wholesale and not to
 crSpes-s ib. baskets sO0a2ho; SID. oasners as,areb1-corn 1-c s01oc; standard good. pearl 4Ao; gloss lump 4ci nickel packages i0ra-Leaf IOEe; compound sHc; basis ''1sSes 1Rsice-r1tra fancy head exc; fancy head Sh Gsc; broken 4@5oi Japan # @bhs.
 sait-LAverpeOl fl; V,rgiHia dss. toe' coffsc-0Teen, common sh @1Oc; prime IoE @iic; choice 1lh @12c; fancy NI30 i' 'ccsaInidiss-stiek can sc, fancy s01oc.
 crackers-xxx Soda sMc; XXX Ginger 'DsSr DssSSrrdin:s---Amsrican mustard Ss.AO, A-Oil ts.40.
 ES%B0xlS EIoTr-BSSls @ S"rrsIs; ' high pSssSs sA.sO Grain and Hay-bran i.26; shorts aI 3s: corn chops e4c; white corn 6sc: oats mixed
 white 51o wsss slipped sSG Drodf timothy SSoi Burt seed oats 7sc: winter turf oats soc. ,,......- oo- lons SI 3b bu.; Western cabbage bbL crates S250; fancy B. Davis apples $A.25 per bbl apple and white wine vinegar ls; 1se gal ] HP peanuts Thc; lemons extra fancy S4.6O, fancy S4. co box; evaporated apples l 10. Weisht cocoanuts sA.oO per sack; Fresh Maiaga grapes s7 % per keg; Two Crown kO-so T%c per lb.; 26 lh. boxes 60-7O 7Ko per lb.:, ls ID, boxes 7O-so sxo per lS. {; iSHo per ib; standard boxes pectorinS beaches lac per lb.i Canadian rutabaga tur- nipa S2, 2S per sack: navy beans this Vear'a crop S2 25 per bu strawberries $2 7b CD S3, 60; snap beans S3 %; cucumbers S9 .oO SD S3. 50; squashes S2.25; tomatoes s3. co. 1TooI~cIean 22Hc, bury wool 1xu. washed wool 20o.
 Hides-Dry Hints 1sc; dry salted 1sc: green salted Sc.
 Cotton seed msal-S2S. 90. MolasBes-Georgia cane barrel 85c Der Eallon; eases gallons s3 per case; maple Syrup LoG Cabin, gallons S14; h gallons l S1 50; quarts s4. 25 per doz. | 3kens-Hens Zee; flyers s5e; broIlers R6c: turkeys 13c,
 sugar-dranulated 5Mc; F. Y. c. BAs. EgRs-14c per dozen.
 Country ButteT-12Me per pound
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23

Chicago March 2S.-Kenewed reports ef damage to the Kansas crop by the green market today. the final auotations on. the May delivery being up %a Cora vas ecwn %9*c; oats were off h@Ae, Provisions The green bug sdvices were supplenhent- ed by reports from Oklahoma and Kansas that the unssasonsbIy high ssnpsrst1rss rs tres days will have a serious effect on growing wheat. As a result of these reports the mediately fciiowine the opening prices ad- vanced somewhat on active buying by shorts and commission houses. Later this firm- of corn and oatG Sellers were also encour- aged by denials of the green buzz damage in Oklahoma and Southern Kansas
 were 'e rsssivsd n I & rssifir%iSs the Tsporss Of damage. This started lively covering by shorts aad prices soon advanced. The
 May wheat opened unchanged .K@Ke higher at 75%c to 7Y& 2 %c, soid between to 1.s0e.ooo bushels. Primary receipts were 51s,OSo bushels against sssses the sna cSSaso Sss rscspss of e against Ass last week and as1 one year ago.
 .os: s: .s ss sy Su a' Ts S. e.s M ds sss.ss for the weak market was decline in the price .ef cash corn. 1t being feared that the QFoNAAilHk WAfm We@tNeE VIII herlOusAy feet the condition of the sFain The mar ket closed weak.
 May corn opened shade lower at 4sSc, sold at 4e% @&c and then declined to 45 %c. Final quotations were at 46e. Local receipts were s1t cars, none of contFaet grade. was inclined to be weak in sympathy with corn. Longs were the principal sellers and cash houses were the best buyers. May oats opened unchanged at 42kc. sold tn to 42Ae, and then declined to 41Mc. The close was at AK @Me. Local receipts 725 ears. caHse of a five cents decline in teh price of live hogs and the weakness of corn Later the market became firm on active May pork was up eMc at SIS e5. Lard was up S@TKe at ts:72Hqts.T6 Ribs were 2k @5c higher at $a.so@ss. .e2h.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 10 ears; corn ssl ears; oats 2a4 caFsi hogs Ie, 0eO head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
H. s B. BEERS COTTON LETTER.
By PFlvate Wire to 0. O. Abercran.ble c O., 82 0emmercs St


 O., S2 oemmerce St
 New Orleans, March 22.--Aftar having encouraged trading on the long side of the market yesterday. notwithstanding the large crop by the census bureau 13 2s0.00O bales, and on which an advance of about 90 points was established in America yesterday, Liv- erpool failed to make good today by ruling somewhat easier than calculated upon, fu- lures improving but two to four points. and while spots were advanced three points, sales were smaller only 1000 bales. mid ding 6.01d. Nevertheless Amerieaa markets held fast at the opening anly giving way when compelled to do 50 by incessant of- ferings after the first call. market there- after ruling quiet and easy, but with . comparative steady undertOna
 Weather while still dry and hot in the Southwest, was generally favorable for farm work, and advlces from the interior are to the effect that preparations for the new crop are on an extensive scale with progress being made in all sections of the South. A press dispatch told of the seed hav- ing matured already in the neighborohood of Natchidoches La, which was confirmed by telephone message to the effect that cotton in that section had been up for the past week, which Is also the case fn South west Texas where the new crop has been up
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
SECRETARY TESTERS WEEKLY cor
 TON STATEMENT.

New Orleans, March 22.--Secretary He's ter's weekly New Orleans Cotton Exchange statement isued before the ciosA of business today shows an increase in the movement into sight compared with the seven days 7s.ooe. a decrease under the same days year before last of 1s,00e. and an increase over the same time in 1898 of 115,ooO. an increass over last year of s75. 00e an increase over the same period year before last of 2s. eeo and an increase over the same time in 1904 of S77,000.
 For the POS days of the season that have elapsed the asgregate Is ahead of the 2oS days of last year. a.s7s.eoe, ahead of the ahead of 1904 by 2.Ts0, ooS.
 The amount brought into sight during the pest wesk has been s2s.4e4 bales, against 149.ee0 for the seven days ending this date last year, 2ti,2os year before last and 1O7, : 9ss the same time in 1904; and for the 22 asys ef March 1t has sssn 22 t.;o1s Ssalast ias. and 364.740 the same time in 1904.
 The movement since September list shows R' ssss a M nts ss sssss Sssr IGss before last and e.s2s,21s the same time in 1904. Overland across the Mississippi Ohio Canada i,oee, ,ssI, against T63.sis last year. same time in fSoI; interior stocks in excess cial year sss.Oss. against 4Oa, sss last year, b0s.7el year before last and 25.4s1 the same tims in 1904; southern mills takings
 
 ses year before last and 1,s4s.s4s the same time in 1904.
 These make the total movement for the ao3 days of the season from September 1st to date 11.s1s,7s1, against s,2s5.577 last year, 1o,s1Tsss year before last and 9os3,- 9s8 the same time in 1904.
 Foreign exports for the week have been isl.Aso. against 122. 1Se last year, making the total thus far for the season $500. .s44. against 4.sss.1so last year an increase Of
 Northern mills takinEs and Canada dur ing the past seven days show an increase of s,e5s, as compared with the correspond ing period last year. and their total ta<ings since September 1st have increased 24e,294 The total takings of American mills, north, south and Canada, thus far for the season have been 8,Tes,efa, against 1.S7s,27s last year These include 2.122.ST2 by northern spinners, against l.s7e.27s.
 Stocks at the seaheard and the 1S lead ing interior southern centers have increased during the week s.565 bales. against de- crease during the corresponding period last season of B2.sT9 and are now 249,1 larg- CT than st this date in 1906.
 Including stocks left over at ports and interior towns from the last crop and the number of bales brought into sight thus far from the new crop. the supply to date is I2.1l1.5o1. against seso,1os for the same period last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York. March 22.-The London tin
 market sold back to about the low point
 of Wednesday; spot tin f1s6; futures f1s4. Locally weak; spot $40. 50 O S40.60. Copper lower abroad; spot fl0s; futures
 t10T. Locally quiet; unchanged. ] LAAA Ia Sd hiRher at fls 16s tn London.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
NEW okusEANs eOTToN.

New Orleans. March 2X.-Spot cotton rloaed steady and unchanged; middling 10 ls-1Ho Sales were 1.ee0 bales on the spot and aB0 to arrt i've.
 Futures opened steady from point above to four points below yesterdays close There was a falling off in the spot demand of yesterday and the future market began early to show 2 dee line The closing was yesterdny,s close
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
Capital City Coal Co.,,
 Phone 135. Quick Delivery.

Locally unchanged; quotations ranging from SC. 90 @ S6.a0.
 Speiter unchanged, E9s 6s abroad and S6. 80 a$e. 90 locally.
 Iron lower in London; standard foundry 6ss Sd: Cleveland warrants S4s. Locally quis ct, unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23

ments to Great Britain Asss; to France Le60; to continent Le1z; stock 1.e<f.s7b.
 Consolidated ct all perta act ies4te; shipmsnss to Great Hrits!n sz.44a; to T.e75.
 Total since Sept at all ports net s.sos.- to France 7s4.51s; to continent e,71T.e4e: to Japan 1Ts, 4ae.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23

Savannah, March 2s.-Turpentine firm T4&c; sales %; receipts Sse; shipments 2Ts.
 Resin firm to steady; sales 6ee; receipts ABODE s4.sb; S4, 70; G S4.46; H SA.7o; I $4.70; K $50; M Ss.so; tS.7S; VIC S6. 10; wv S6.3b.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23

CINCINNATI FftODUCMs Cincinnati, March a3.--Fiour quiet. Wheat quiet Te5s 970o. Corn quiet 49c. 0ats steady 44k @ASc. Rye quiet 7a@7se. Provisions steady WhiakaY skAaAS AA -aA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
RANK mEARINGs

New York. March za--Bradstreet's bank olearings report for the week ending Fri day, March 22. shows an aggregate of ss.- s35.7t7.soo as against ss,35223e,0oo last week aud s2,Ts6 {es.o In the correspond ing week last year.
 The following is list of the cities tthousands omitted after first line)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
COMPARATIVE COTTON

COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT. New York, March aa.-FolIcwing is the comparative cotton statement for the week ending Friday. March f2nd;
 This year. Last year. Net receipts at all United
 States ports Curing the
 week .... ... ...... 1ss,34s i10,s4a Total receipts since Sept.
 ist .... .... ... ..s, sos. oss s,Bs1,o1a Exports for week .,..., i26,eT3 lO0,3ai Total exports since Sept.
 list ..., ,,:. .:...... .s.7ss.Tsi 4.so1.T Stock at all U. 6.
 ports .... .... ..... ,9ke,sTe 7ek,9eT Stock at all interior
 towns .,.. ,... .... 682271 270,tsS Stock at Liverpool -. 1,ias.0ep Stock of Amn. afloat for
 Ct Britain some time
 time last TsaS -. :. isasoe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23

Col Industrial Es .... .s.. ...... e1h Cal @ Southern ls .. ssz Cuha ss N. - .... .. .. % Denver A Ria dran6s &a ..-. s. .... eB pistillers' Sec. ss .... .... .s.. .. e6k Erie prior Lien ls .... .... .... .. asK tIrN Eris gen xn,, es ..' ,..'' '''' .'.. 1esx Japan es .... ...s .sss aces - ssT
 do. And. Series .... s..- s... '. ssh Japan As certificates .... ...s s... ssA
 do. 2nd. sertes .sss Y. Leuisv. q Nashv. Unified ts ..-. s... s1 Manhattan con geld 4s .... .... ssh
 do ist. Inc -. .... ,... .... 2lh Minn. & st. T. 4s -... ,... .... s... se .,
 d Q. mas .... ,... .. 81M Nat n. R. of N. eos 4s .... .... .. ssA N. Y. Central gen 3ha .... ak central gen as ...- .''s s''' ;aaau Nortssrn Pacific 4s VI. '... .... ..isss& Norssik @ west con. {. =. @ .... @ .... ss4 Oregon Short Lfns rfds. 4s .." sv Penn cH Has .... s... .. ss st L ( f M Con. ss .... .... ,... .lioM Nst l. q S. 7. fg ts .... .... :. 7sh seahoard Air Line 4s ..-. .ss... Southern Pacific Is .... .... .... .. seM
 do 1st. 4s certificates ...... s2h Texas c Pacific ists .... .... ..I1s Toledo. St. L. 4 ". 4s .... ..... sh Union Pacific 4s .... .... .... ..-.ie93 U: s. Steel End ss .s.. .....ssH Wabash deb. B .... .... .... .... ssh Wheeling 6 L. Erie 4s .... .... .. ss Wisconsin Central 4s .s.... te
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
TAKING OF AMERICAN COTTON Bl sPINNERS THROUGHOUT THE
 WORLD.

New Orleans, March 22-secretary Hes ter gives the taking of American cotton by spinners throughout the world follows in round numbers:
 Thts week 2so. 900 this year, against 272,- O0G last year. 254.000 year before last.
 Total since September 1st this year s.7o5.- 900, against 7,574,oOo last year, and 7,7s7,- 900 the year before.
 Of th's northern spinneFs and Canada took 2l23. 900 bales this year, against 1.S76,- 000 last year, and 1,sS6.0oo the year before southern spinners l644.ooO, against 1,b50.- 600 last year and ASA, 600 the year before; and foreign spinnsrs (. 1888, ,0Oe. against 414s.- 900 last year. and 4.627.O00 the year befora.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL.
 New Orleans March 22.-Cotton seed oil primo 43e; crude -. MEMPHIS COTTON OIL. Memphis, March 22.-Ootton seed oil; pripe crude 33bc; choice nasal S2s. e0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, March 2s.-Coton seed oil quiet; prime yellow 4Tc.
 Sugar raw firm; fair refining Sc; centRtf- fined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
NAVAL sTOREA.

Charleston. March 22.--rurpentins steady. Sales 70 casks
 Resin steady; salss sT1 barrels ABODE s4.15 S4. 30; c ea.2s; H t4.B0; I SA.BS; K s5.s5; M SG.AS; WG t5.s5i wv Ss.1O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23

Wilmington, March 22.-rurpentlnS stsaA2 74he: receipts four caaks.
 Rosin firm SA.15; receipts co.
 Tar firm; S3. 80; receipts 1es.
 Crude turpentine firm, sS.5o; o5.oe and sB.25. Receipts 8.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, March 22.--The market for coffee futures opened steady at unchanged prices to an advance of five points on R little European buying. Trading was quiet and prices held around the initial figures during the early session but improved later on reports that firm offers from Brazil were on a higher basis, and covering of shorts. The close was steady at a net advance of 5@10 points. Sales were reported of 54,+ 75o bags, including: =
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
NEpn nRIRANa snnAR ATAn

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET. New Orleans, March 22---8ugaR steady; open kettle centrifugal Sh @sWc; eentrifa- gal whites s-1ec; centrifugal yellow S% Q 4&e: seconds 2% 03%e.
 Molasses steady.
 New syrup 30 384e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
NEW YORK BONDS.


 do. coupon .... .... ... i05h E U S s. registered .... .... ......1eSM do coupon ... .... .... .10sM U S. Old 4s. registered .100A do coupon .... .... .... ..1O1A U S. New 4s registered .... .... ....18OX dc. coupon -. .... .... ......1Sek American Tobacco 4s .. .... ...... 73
 do 6s ~ . .... .... ....i0a Atchison gen 4s .... co. ..,... 99M do. adjustment As ...... 93 Atlantic Coast Line Is .... .... sS% Baltimore & Ohio 4s . .... ..... .10OM dO. < baS ssss oA Brooklyn R. T ev. 4s .... .... 9a Central of Georgia 5s ....losh Y do. 1st. Inc eco .''. ..'' sAh do 2nd. Inc .... ..s. Sb
 do 3rd. Inc ... .... .'.. '. Ss Chesa, Ohio 4Ms .-lo0 E Chicago & Alton 3hs .... .... .... eek C. R. I. & Pacific R. R. 4s soA c. R. I. & Pacific R. R. As .... ... T0M do col 5s .. .... .,.. Q. sBM c. c. c. & St. L. gen ls ..,. .... 7eA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
NEW oRGrANs . LOTION FUrUREs.

New Orieans, Mara 22.-cotton futures pn the Nsw Orleans Cotton Exchange today closed steady. ouoA ations ranged as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
CINCINNATI PRODUCE.

Coffee spot firm Rio No fBe; Santos No. she; mild coffee quiet; cordova 90
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23

St Louis. March 21.--The SC. Leuia gfain markets today ranged follows
 Wheati- May 7Bk bid; range TAx to 7Sk. July 7si range fSH tc 7e@h.
 Coru.- May 44k range 43K to AS. July 44M 9% bid; range AAN to 44%@%a
 Oata:- May 4Ok asked. July 36h asked.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
sr. LOVJTg PRODuCE.

bAs AUUAB EMVUUNE. St, Louis March 93.-F1our steady. Whiskey steady SI.83.
 Pork firm; JobbinR e16 6.S3B. Lard firm; prime steam &S.o7M. Ss 30; clear ribs S9sTM; short clears $9.62h.
 Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts S10. 2S; clear ribs S1O. sS; short clears tlo.bo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
Hanged for NAlderinw sweethear

HNMBeW TUT WlNUsEEnB SWsStWNNEN
 Richmond, Va, March ga. Peter Goode. alias Charles SchaHer, was hanged at Luray today for the murdes of his sweetheart. Mics Fannie Stroop in Page county, November 80. Ha made e full confession last pights
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
sLocAL COTTON MARKET.
IIyrn pooL COTTON FuTUREs
NEW ,yo RK COTTON FUTUREe.

the New Yollk Cotton Exchange today clos ed steady. tQuotations ranged follows: Month. Open. High. Low. Close.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
Interior Mevemeni

Houston-ouiet, 10 is-fsc; net receipts 5.lie: gross receipts S.1f6; shipmsuts +76e; sales T41; stock sf,T4e.
 Aususta---steady, l1Ac; net. receipts ess; gross receipts sss: sales 31; stock Sf.1be.
 Memphis-steady to&c; net receipts r. 47o; gross receipts s.sss; shipments 4.ass; sales 2.seo; stock 1sa, 2ss.
 St. Louis---Quiet, i0Ae; net receipts aye; gross receipts 2,a2s; shipments 2,1bO; sales 1be; stock 3S,46s.
 cincinnati--Nat receipts 1.i47; gross re- ceipts 1.14T: shipments bs1; stock LESS.
 LouisvtIle--Firn, He: net receipts 3s; sross receipts as; shipments Il; sales a77; stock 800.
 Total today--Net receipts s.9ss; gross re- stock sQ5,77s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
NEW ORLEANs COTyTON OTI.,

Memphis March 22,-Ootton seed oil; I prime crude 33bc; choice msal S23.e0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
wEEKLY oorToN sTATIsTIos: ,.

New York, March a2.r-The following sta tisttcs on the movement of cotton for the week ending Friday, March 2i, were eom- piled by the New York Cotton Exehanse;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23
Cash quotations were as follows:
KANsAg oTTY YKvE srOcK.

Kansas City, March 32.-cattle, receipts 14.Oo0. inelding 100 southsFns. Market weak. Choice export and dressed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-23

NEW YORK CLOSING STOCK m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-13
ASK CHANGE OF VENUE.
Harris Attorneys Fear He Cannot Get
Fair Trial In Boston.

Boston. June 12.--Attorneys repre-
Lewis Harris, charged with the murder
Of Michael J. Cunningham on April "a,
applied for a change of venue, In the
superior court today. Harris was a nom
union teamster and is charged with
shooting Cunningham during a demon
stration against the strike breakers in
the transfers strike.
The change of venue was asked for
on the ground that public sentiment In
Boston was such that the defendant
could not reasonably expect to have a
fair trial He presented affidavits from
himself. Harrison Loring. Jr.. and J. l..
Rowlby, master transfers, all of whom
said they We're Of the opinion that a
fair trial could not be had in Suffolk
county.
Assistant District Attorney McGet-
trick opposed the motion and said 1t
was a reflection on the honesty of Suf-
folk county jurors which was not de-
served. Judge Lawton took the matter
under consideration.