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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
PENSACOLA IS QUIET
COURTS ORDER HAS THE DESIRED
 EFFECT. ~-
Two Soldiers Poisoned by Eating Candy and Solicitor LOftin is In-
 vestigating-COnduc HOn- man May Die.

Pensacola, Fla. April 22.-(Special) The serving of copies of the re- straining order issued out of the Uni- ted States Court last night upon the various members of the street railway union, and an investigation into the poisoning of three members of the Gatling gun detachment were the fea- lures of today's developments In the strike situation.
 The investigation of the poisoning cases was adjourned at o'clock this afternoon until tomorrow morning, when it will be continued. It Is be- ing done by County Solicitor Loftln at the request of Adjutant General Eos ter of the State troops. The latter. in a letter to the Solicitor. states that Monday night Deputy Sheriff Smith gave six pieces of candy to Sergeant H A. Parrish, and Prtvates Francis Smith and R. 4. Burke. all of Jack sonvllle. Each man ate two pieces of the candy, and within thirty minutes - were dangerously sick. the Ser geant being in the most critical con- dition. Physicians were summoned and the men were soou relieved of the pains in the stomach.
 The deputy stated that he had pur- chased the candy from a candy stand as he was going to the Nrmory. and had eaten all of it excepting six pieces. which he gave to the men with whom he had become acquainted.
 The physicians testified today that while the symptoms were those of ar senic poisoning. they also showed that of ptomaine poisoning. It is be- lieved that the latter is the case, or that the troops had eaten someth ing prior to eating the candy which caused the pains and vomiting.
 Both the deputy and sheriff have in sisted upon a thorough investigation In justice to themselves.
 United States Deputy Marshals were busy all of this afternoon serving the restraining order Issued by the Federal Court upon the strikers. Many of them could not be reached. but all will be served before tomorrow.
 Today has been the Quetest since the beginning of the strike. The in- Junction prohibits strikers as well as sympathizers from hooting or jeering at either the non-union men or strik- CTS, and the crowds which have here tofore collected upon the streets are no longer seen. On the contrary the city Is again resuming it's normal cna . ditions. and the excitement and rest lessness of yesterday has disappeared.
 There is an effectev boycott upon the cars. however, and no passengers are being handled. Boats are running to the navy yard on which the hun dreds of workmon employed at the yard ride. Hacks and other vehicles are being operated by the union men and the same fare is charged as on the street cars.
 large number of the merchants have taken out their electric lights, at the request of the union men.
 Conductor Hoffman, who was shot Tuesday evening on the Park line is still In a very serious condition at St Anthony Hospital.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
MONTGOMERY CURRENT, 0UoTAT
Corr -'nIiy.1

These prices are ,.s..is and not to COZ Humers:
 Pearl thc: gloss lump thc: nickel goods Lard-Leaf exc; compound s%c: basis Rice-ExtrA fancy head wc: fancy head SH g7c: broken Ah 95e: Japan 5k 05&o. salt-LiVerpooi t1.I5; Virginia soc: Lou- VinesarGPer gallon ls@2sc
 Coffee-Green common sh @loc; prime sh d di0c; choice II a lzc; fancy i30l&he. csndies-sticI 7c: fancy 7Ko.
 Crackers-xXx soda shc: XXX singer sardines-American mustard s. .76: 4 -oil Hides-Dry flints s9sc; dry saIted 5@7c; green hides S@4c; green salted 4@4c.
 WooI-clear 2Oe: bury lo0I2Hc; washed MeaI-standard SAC; waterEround s7c. Fruit and Produce-Apples; No. Bald win $4. 25: Malaga grapes So; fancy lemons. ssOs per boy Ss .ss; Irish potatoes per bu. $i. 10; onions yellow globes $l 25 bu.: Flor ida cabbage S1. 65; Rutabagas per bag s1 50; cocoanuts ss. 7s; fancy H. P. Peanuts SEc h.; choice Florida oranges assorted siSss cheese-Fun cream. daisies 1sc: singles IS Isc; lb cuts. square lie.
 Grits-Per bbl s4 40; per sack s2.1c.
 Grain and Hay-Bran Sl .50: shorts $I. 60; timothy hay ss2 50: Johnson grass soc; A. IalIA Sl.SOI CuIut Nnite bVCs
 Prime cotton seed meal s2s. %: sacked cotton seed hulls $13 % ton.
 Moasses-Georgia cane bbl 40c gallon; cases, gallons s3 50 per case; maple syrup, Log Cabin Brand. gallons Sl4: t gallons ST quarts S4 25 per dozen.
 Chickens-Hens 35 a 4Oc: flyers 35 a 40c; broers 30c; ducks 25c; turkeys He.
 Sugar-Granulated Ne; F. Y. c. 5Ac.
 Eggs-13izc.
 Country Burter--Isc per Ib.: Jersey butter 25c
 BasGinE-Hew Inte 50 yd pieces. h ilhc; sugar sack & h. Sc: lh. 9ha: second hand sugar sack 7h0ske.
 Tics New ArroW ii 2S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
MOBILE MAN WEEDS.
Miss Coats of DemOpOlie Bride of Mir.
 Penteeoaf.


 Penteeost.
 Demopolis. Ajril 92.-(Special. J. The marriage this afternoon of Jake Pentecost of Mobile and Miss Nell Coats of this city which took place at the Episcopal Church, was one of unusual interest.
 Rev. H. Weakly Jones oficiated. Mrs. N. c. Vim presided at the or gan. The bride was given away by her father. John G. Coats. and her sis ter, Miss Julia Coats. was maid of honor. George Powell of Atlanta, Ga. acted as best man and Stanhope Bras field and Earl Tallichet were the ush- CTS.
 The church was beautifully decorated and standing room only was obtain able.
 The bride was attired in a gor- geous oging away gown of Lansdown dark blue coat suit. with a hand em- broidered blouse waist. The maid of honor wore a suit of Copenhagen blue, trimmed in cream lace.
 The love and esteem of the many friends of the couple were shown in the great array of the beautiful pres ents.
 Mir. Penteccst is a young man of fine ancestry. He came from Georgia and lived in this city eSsral years, where ne Hldue many IIleuus. Ite iS an employe of the Alabama Cotton oil Company of Mobile.
 The young people left on tonight's train for their home in Mobile. They will be domiciled on St. Anthony Street.
 A buzzard was found in the pasture of Jesse Whitfield. several miles from this city. with bell around its neck. This Is about the seventh bell buzzard that has been discovered around here in the past five years.
 N. F. Brletling left Tuesday morn- ing on the steamer Liberty to visit his parents in Choctaw County
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23

The women have secured the ser- vices of the Alabama Polytechnic In- stftute's band.
 The following Is the program for the occasion:
 Music. A. P. I. Band.
 Prayer. Rev. J T. Howell Recitation. Annie Howell. Song. Miss Ward. Recitation. Miss Pierce. Music, A. P. I. Band.
 Recitation, Miss Pierce
 Introduction of speakers. Professor Moulder.
 Memorial address. Prof. Wright Music. A. P. I. Band.
 Prof E M. Wright of Troy, speak CT. Miss Minnie Watt Pierce of Mont gomery. recitationist.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York. April 22.--Spot tin was q iit- tie lower at 143 pounds ifs Sd in the Lon don market but futures were unchanged at 1a2 pounds Ss. The local market was easy at ssi 50 &31.75.
 Copper was unchanged in the London market with spot at ss pounds and futures at 5S pounds los. The local market was easy and unchanged with Lake quoted at s12 75 6S12. STA; electrolytic at Sf2.s2A @ SIP, 75: and casting at SIP 371A a SIP 50.
 Lead was IS Sd lower at i3 pounds Is Sd in the London market. Locally the market was firm and e shade higher at t3, ,s71h a $t.02h.
 sreiter was unchanged at 21 pounds 5s market.
 Iron was unchanged in the English mar ket with standard foundry quoted at sos Sd. Locally the market was noTninally easier on Southern grades: No. 1 foundry northern SIS. 25 a SIS. 75; No. do. IT. IS q $1s.25; No southern and No: southern soft at s1f 25 @3i7.15
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
Carter Cohron Arrestea. :

Carter cohron. young man resld- ing at MuscoEee. West of Pensacola. was arrested today by the United States authorities upon a charge of sending obscene matter through the malls.
 A letter addressed to Miss Theresa Miller. highly respected young wo- man of Muscogee. Is alleged to have been written and mailed by Cohron. This letter contained some vulgar lam guage.
 Cohron has been held for a prelimi- nary. hearing under a bond of $500. while one of the witnesses. who Is said to have shown a disposition to leave this section. Is also held under bond.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
Big Torpedo in Found

The big Whitehead torpedo which was lost three weeks ago. when 1t rammed the torpedo boat Biakely. aI- most sinking that vessel. has been found by the captain of launch.
 The torpedo was near what is known as Red Bluff, acrosos the bay. and about four miles distan from the point where it struck the Blakely. The point where it was found showed that it made another circle after striking the boat. It is valued at over S5,o00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
NEW WORK DRY ,;OODs.

New York. April 22.--The dry goods mar ket remains quiet; prices op drills and sheetings have been reduced to basis of the lowest value that has prevailed in two three years. Silk piece goods from stock are mavinE slowly but a fair fall business is being booked in some houses. The ho- siery and underwear trades are generally quiet. On fine printed goods with side band pattern effects. some new business was booked for quick shipment. Dress goods are generally cuiet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23

EaNannah, AprII zE.-t tSpcClal-t V Ith re- ceipts in both markets in comparison with those of the same period last season show ing in very large volume the spirits of tur- pentine market despite this fact Is appa- Fently in very good shape though H is true prices show a small loss for the seven days.
 The market eased off at one time to A X c but this loss was all recovered toward the week end with the exception of hc or net 25c a barrel. The opening on Wednesday last was firm at 4sc Quotations eased off from thaV level stated to 44hc but toward the last days of the week there
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
PennaxIranin RaiIrnah Rnnhs.

New York. AprfI 22.-kuhn. Loeb and Company announced today that that firm and the Rothschilds of London have con ciuded negotiations to take an issue of $40. .00o. 900 of forty year four per cent bonds of the Pennsylvania Railroad The issue Is made under an authorization of $lo0. .oO0. 900 of bonds made in 1873 of which approximately Sf2.5oo.00o is out standing. The bonds are secured by what is practically prior lien. except for about $2o 00o. 900 on the main line of the company between Philadelphia and PittsburE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
MOVEMENT OF GOLD.

New York. April 22.-The movement of gold from the United States to Europe. which began several days ago. continues. Announcement was made today that LaZard Freres have increased their engagements for export to s2.5oo. GOO. that the national city bank has engaged additional s. 800. 900 for Paris: that Goldman. Sachs and Company have engaged $500. 900. and Hei- delbach. Ickelhstmer and Company S1,00.
 900. This makes a total of $s,00o, 900 en- gagged thus far on the present movement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
FORT DEPOSIT PROGRAM.
Memorial Day Will Be Observed Ther
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Fort nAnnait

Fort Deposit, April 22.-(Special )-- Memorial Day. which will be observed here Friday. promises to be an inter- estinE occasion.
 Dinner will be prepared and served on the grounds. A large attendance is OKROsARA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
NEW ORLEANR COTTON.

New OrIeans. ApfiI 2z,-spot cotton WHs steady with prices unchanged. MIddling i9Mc. Sales were I.35o bales the spot and 450 to arrive.
 Futures opened steady three to five points above the close of Monday. as a result of favorable advices from Liverpool. where the opening was much better than expect ed There was little activity following the opening and prices gradually eased off. Through lack of supporting measures the recession in valueEk k,ontinueo up to the very close, when the active months were s917 points below the close of Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23

T-Indicates inappreciable rainfall. s-For yesterday. t--For 24 hours ending s a.mS 18th meridian time.
 NOTE-The average maximum and mini gre made up at each center from the ac- tuaI number of reports received. The "state of weather" is that prevailing at time of observation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
Chicago Gram :. ..d Produce

Chicago. Aprn 22.-wheat. for May on renewed buying by shorts and bull gain of l 1901 3-s cents. The July delivery closed 1-sGl-4 cent higner, July corn was down f-S cent. oats anehansed to 1-2 cents lower.
 The wheat market was irregular. the May delivery being strong the en- tire session and the more distant de- livertes quite weak at times. The mar ket was decidedly strong the first half hour owing tc urgent demand for May option and the scarcity of offerings of M shai option: small receipts in the pean markets were the factors on which the demand was chiefly based. Later in the session sales of, the July and September deliveries became quite liberal owing to a break in corn and lo favorable news regarding the new crop In the Southwest. Tnis tended MaS G Ssf Int the ass sss of cssed Ss May being firm and July and Septem- Der barely steady. May opened a shade to s-S-S,4 cent higher at s6 i.4g at 96 1-2. July sold between ST 1-2 and sS 1-s and closed at s7 1-2.
 Clearances of wheat and -four were equal to i2S.000 bushels.
 els compared with 733.000 the corre- spending day year ago.
 Minneapolis, Duluth ana chicago reS ported receipts of 140 cars as com- pared with i01 cars last week and 6O5 cars year ago.
 The corn market was weak. almost ail day. because of heavy selling Of lcadl- commission houses. Excellent weather for. farm work and for the movement of grain to market was weakening influence. The close was weak: May openesl unchanged to 1S cent lower at 66 3-4@ 66 7-S. sold at 67 1-S. and then declined to 66 1-4. The close was at 66 3-467-8. July sold between 62 l-4 and 63 1-s@1-4. and closed at 62 5-S. Local receipts were 1s0 cars with 12 of contract grade.
 oats were quite firm early In the ses- sion owing to the bulge in wheat. but the late weakness of corn had a de- pressing effect although the close. was steady. Trade was of light volume. May opened Is cent higher at 53 l-2. 53 1-s The close was at 53 3-3-s. July ranged between 45 3-s and 45 7-s. and closed at i5 3-S. Local receipts were f2y cars.
 Provisions were rather weak at the start on selling by commission houses which was based on 10 cents decline in live hogs. The market rallied later in the day as a result of buying by shorts and closed steady. July closed a shade lower at S13.10. Lard was un- changed at $s.12 1-2; ribs were 2 1-2 cents lower at $7.o5.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 8 cars; corn, 19t cars; oats. 163 cars; hogs. 16,000 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23

Fourteen of the non-union men. who have been fined s10 each by the re- corder for violating the city laws. have appealed their cases to the Circuit Court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
TREAsrRy nALANCrs.

Washington, April 22.-Today's statement of the treasury balances in the general fund exclusive of the S150,O00.o00 gold reserve shows:
 Available cash balance .... .t252. 2l4.516 Gold coin and bullion .... .... 22,lO4.5Sl Gold certificates .... .... .... 2O16S.440
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
LONDON STOCKS.

London. April 22.-American securities opened firm today with prices slightly above parity Later the market became irreg- ular and at noon values ranged from E to above yesterdays New York closing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
WEATHER CoNDrTIoSs.

WEAIHEh CONDlIIONb.
 Generally fair weather prevails over the Ohio valley. middle Atlantic States, and south through the Caroiinas. under the in- fluence of an area of high barometer cen tral over Virginia. An area of moderately low barometer moving eastward over West Florida has caused rains in middle and western cotton districts. the rain being heavy in southeastern Alabama and portions of Arkansas and Louisiana, and heavy to shlightly excessive in Mississippi.
 Rain is now falling in eastern Alabama and western Georgia, though cloudiness will decrease in Alabama tonight. with fair weather during Thursday. An area of de- cidedly low barometer Is moving eastward over the Plateau region and rains have oc- cured in far western and northwestern districts. though generally fair weather ob- tains between the Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi River.
 Temperatures have risen somewhat from the upper Mississippi valley east to New England and in the Plateau region. have fallen somewhat in eastern Montana and North Dakota. and changed but slightly elsewhere
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 Montgomery, Alabama. for the 24 hours ending at 6 am. 18th meridian time,
 Wednesday. April 22. 1908
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
REMARKS

Temperatures average slightly higher. Rains in all. except some of the eastern dis tricts. being heavy in portions of Arkan- sas and Louisiana and heavy to slightly ex- cessiva in Mississippi.
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE,
 Section Director. W. B.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23

was general renewal of buying activity among all interests and quotations gradual " worked back to 45% at which the close yesterday was firm.
 In comparison with other commodities like cotton the prices on spirits of turpen- tine are holding up quite well considering the general state of inactivity over the country. The article appeared to be in con siderable demand yesterday, however. and 1t would not be surprising if a further mar etnal gain were recorded s.ii the coming week.
 Rosfns were ih very good demand. as q whole. and the changes were such as to be regarded as a practical standoff for while the upper or pale grades are somewhat the lower and mediums are a shade below the quotations of the week preceding.
 At the call yesterday the following were the quotations: Water white $5 g5 61 9b; {; Y4in6n2H RlaGs A5 1h ~ AIc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
ST. LOUIs GRAIN MARKETs.

ST. LOUIS GRAIN MARKETS. St, Louis, April 22-(Special.) )-The St (. Louis grain markets today ranged as fol- lows
 Wheat May s5h bid. July s4lk bid: Sept sl% bid. range 94k to s54; s3A 10 s4 to 64M
 Corn May s4al4 bid; July sl Jl bid: Sept 59% bid range 63A to 649K bid: S1 to 5lh bid. oats. May 4sz
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23

E Lou. ( Nash unified ts .... eco. s5x Manhattan con gold 1s "a, .... .... e5% Mexican Central fe - ,.. ...... s0%
 do. fst. Inc . ... .... .... 1T Minn. & St. l. ka . .. ...... xn Mis-. K Texas ts t.... ...... ssh
 do. 2nds .. M .. .... .... s0k Nat R R. of NJ con 4e . ...... SU \. Y Central gen siss ... .... ss% ~. J. Central gen bs ....e. .1zSM Nortnern Pacific Is D.. ,..lovT Norfolk < West con Is .... .., ssh oregon Short Line rfde Is .... .. .. s9h Penn. cv. 3hsf... .... ...... sen Reading gen. ss ... .-.... ...... s5 St. L. < M con se .. .... ... .f04Is St. L.. S. F fig As . ,...s ...... 6s% St L. S'west. con 4ss .... ........ 631s Seahoard Air Line 4s .... .... ...... As southern Pacific 4s .. .... ...... ssh
 do. ist. 4s. cert. -. .... .... s3k ,1souenefn hy. os .''. ..'s '''"'' ss. TOT. s L. & w 4s .... ....-...s 's.. ~ Union Pacific ls ....,.... .... ...10Oh , ao. cV. ts ..s..s .... .'.' '''. sen U: ?. steer znd. bs ..,. ..'. .''' '.'' sl Mapash .sts ,s.. s..s '.s' ''.' .''''iv. Western Mo. 4s .... .... .s = t..'' 5t% Wheeling & l.. Erie ss 63 Wisconsin Central X .... .... ,..... Sl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
CINCINNATI PRODUCE

Cincinnati. April 29-Flour easy. whiskey steady S1. 35. Butter steady. Eggs steady 14c. Poultry steady, unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23

wilmington, April 22.--Spirits turpentine steady Ahc; receipts 2s casks.
 Rosin steady 8. 05; receipts 991.
 Tar firm sl so: receipts -.
 Crude turpentine firm g. 25: s3.25 and S4 2s; receipts 21 barrels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
NEW WORK COFFEE MARKET.

New York April 22.--The market for cof- fee futures opened steady at unchanged prices to advance of five points in sponse to higher French cables. The market showed a generally steady tone. with the close steady. net unchanged to five points higher. Sales were reported of 6475o bags. including;
 April .... .... .... .... .... ........5.65 A1dy .s .o. bU July ..b. 70 SeptempoE D. SD December a ..5. 90 A1AFCh ....b VU
 Spot coffee quiet: Rio No. Sc; Santos No. s& e hc: mild coffee quiet; Cordova 9% 912Ac.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
NEW YORK sUGAR MARKE

New York. April 22.-sugar raw firm fair refining $3.9S; centrifugal 96-test S4. 4s; molasses sugar s3. 73; refined steady
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
s-Rising. x-Faiiing.
RIYER FnRrcAsr

The upper Coosa will remain stationary; the lower Coosa and upper Alabama will
 rise slowly. and the lower Alabama will fall l slowly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
NAVAL STORES.

4sc: sales ss7; receipts sss; shspments sss'
 Rosin firm: sales 2,435; receipts 3.553; shipments 25l; stock 55,s ABC 8. 2s DE $5.5S; s5.75; we $. s6' wv ss. %.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
WIRES SAME STORY CONTRACTS CONTINUED DECLINE IN QUOTATIONs--SPOTs FOLLOW. Montgomery Firm Bays Rather Bis Lot of Cotton In TuskeEee, With Prices
 Paid Not Quoted
 Publicly.
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 The decline of prices in the cotton mar purchase of q lot of 500 bales of cotton in Tuskegee by a well known Montgomery ftrm of buyers who declined to make make pubic puel1s that the firm confirmed the purchase Of the cotton.
 trading at all and while prices were nom inaliy quoted down in accordance with the quotations of futures in larger markets
 The general feeling on the condition of the market is rather unsettled. there being fears that the fall of prices VII eonsahue. % hu, tom has been reached and the quotations will now be upward in effect.
 NEW YORK COTTON.
 New fork, April 22.-The cotton market had quite sharp advance early today but net decline of 1as points. Sales for tho day were estimated att 2so.ooo bales.
 The market opened steady at an advance l1.. sold up to net gain of 1lQ1i points on covering and buying for turn which was while the steadiness of the New Orleans market was considered reassuring as to speculative conditions at that polnt follow ing the suspension of ysterday. When the eariy demand was supplied. however, the market weakened under realizing Dy yes terday's buyers ana a renewsa or n9I,cs nosr when prices sold into new low ground Tor the day and new crop months made new low on the decline seemed to be for long ac- count, and appeared to be discuraging. The close at practically the lowest point
 Receipts at tho ports today 9.04y bales, against 12.i7e last week and 9.T43 last year. For the week s5.e00 bales. against foday's receipts at New Orleans 5.457 bales. against 5.o3e last year and at Hous- ton sss bales. against 2.5S0 last year.
 Futures opened steady and closed easy Month Open High Low. Close.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
NAvAI. srnREs REYIEW.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. April 22.-Cotton seed oil prime 42c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23

Charleston, April 22-Turpentine and ros in nothing doing; quotations omitted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23

The sales of ths day were 5000 bales of which 500 were for speculation and export and included 4.5a0 American. Receipts 19.- 900 bales including l4.200 American.
 Futures opened steady and closed barely steady American nlddling 4. .o.c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
NEW YoRk BONDS.

'-Ex dividend.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
NEW ORLEANS sPOT COTTON
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. April 22.-Closipg. Cotton spot quiet; prices four points higher:
 American mi6ding fair .... ... 6 04 Good middling .... ..... .5 6s MtddlinR .... .... D 4S LOW mtddling Q ds Good ordinary .-464 |
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23

s-Received too late to be included in averages DISTRICT AVERAGES.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23

Sales High. Low. lclose
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23

CLOSING STOCK LIST.