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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-12
NAY STEWART

May Stewart in AS You Like IT, at
the opera house Saturday night Mch.
"a, viii be an event that viii undoubt-
edly attract a large and fashionable
house There is also sure to be a
desire on The part Of the fair sex ia
see the gowns worn by Miss Stewart
and company which are claimed 10
he the most magnificent Of any com
pany travelling the south.
IN the first act Miss Stewart will
wear q heavily ieweled robe or hand.
some silver brocade over a hand.en-
broidered petticoat of satin. The
gown was made in Paris and Is valued
at $1,15o
The wedding gown worn In the lest
act will be equally handsome and ex.
pensiye, being Of silver gauze. The
threads are genuine silver
Dallas Morning News 4Migs stew
aFt enacted the role Of RosalInd with
Yiyidnesa and wonderful ability Her
Interpretation pleased everyone and
CAUSED intensified interest
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-12
HUNTER CRACKED
THE WHIP AND
DELEGATES DANCED
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ton He got little applause
Invocation was offered by Rev w
| II p. Urch, pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal ohourch.
Mayor Henry Scales delivered an
address Of welcome. The response
was made BY G. B. Rogers Of yinita
kilograms were read from W. A.
Hobson, sergeant at arms of the lower
house Of the legislature, commanding
the republican members to present
themselves for duty unless prevented
by sickness, today.
J. p. Dyche Of Lawton presided as
temporary chairman, defeating Byron
Kirkpatrick Of Pryor Creek. H @
House Of Marietta was chosen tempo.
rary secretary and L. e. Donohue Of
Okeemah assistant. Carl MeGee Of
Tulsa was made permanent chairman
and the temporary secretary and as
sistant were retained in the adoption
Iof the report Of the committee on
permanent organization.
Following the appointment Of com
mittees by Chairman Dyche, speeches
were made by Mcclure, Jones. Flynn
Dore, Ex-Governor T. B. Ferguson
Joseph Pringey Of Lincoln county Sol.
omon J. Homer Of Tishomingo and
Col G p Lincoln. of FL Reno
The bolters organized in a vacant
building formerly occupied by a sa-
loon on West California, late in the
afternoon. They elected the follow.
ing set Of delegates, who are favor.
able to Foraker: At large. G. j Jones
ct Muskogee; s. w. Wiggans, Wag.
oner w r Fullbright. Watonga. 3
j sadlerr. teolored) Guthrie
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-12

REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

FURNISHED by Che Chiekasha Ab.
stract company. rooms US johnson
building phone 34sl
Charles and Ids B Robinson ID
Howard p Smith. a tract in the south
vest quarter of section "a. ID nortw.
& west. containing acres. $500.
Robert and s n. Teaque to Fannie
fFTsrear tots and .. block a5. Tut.
tie. $500
Joseph +. Phillips. executor. to Bert
IH Gardner lots 4 and S. block 3
West Hili sdition 10 Chickasha. $500
Fl F Henry, guardian, 10 jay HI
Shines. f60 acres in section 34. g north
Is west sIs00
/ Y p and May Sparks to j. D. Car.
michael lots 1, 2. 8, 4, S and 8
Sparks first addition to chickasha
$500.
Fl y. shaughnessy. James and Thorn
as Short to D. p. Nicholson. Il r
Collins and E r. Humphrey. east u
feet Of lots l5. he, III, is and "a
block 48, chickasha, s8.022l6.
scepta Halloek to r. P. Stewart
lot 4 block Q, Tuttle. s4625.
Pearl Hatfield to Charles II. Tracy
70 acres in section 30. north. I west
Isl 600
Claude z Erwin to J. G. Edwards.
lot 2, block ls9 chickasha, SIPS.
p w Frey and l. HollIngsworth
70 7. , Burnette, lots, 3, 6, Z and 8,
block i2 Amber sl0O.
The Bsnkers Trust company to
Wynee a. Edwards, 100 acres in seq
zion I, north, west, $4,000
3 ,. Dorton to James o. Parsons
40 acres in section 17, 3 north. 8
west $500
+ NJ Frey and A. B. Cochran to
r =. Morgan. south lis feet Of lots
a. 25, 2e q and rs, block IA, Chick
asha, $3.50
Alfred w Haight to Mule Galloway |
east S5 feet lot and west 65 feet
lot 3, block 1879, chielsasha, sl.O5O.
Chas g Hamilton to ]. II. Blue |
lots 3, 4, and 6, block l6 Rush spgs.
$500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
TWO MAnsHALs RELEASED.
!. T. Pentcn snd H. C. Stewart Accused
 eR Murder. Allowed Basl.

J. T. PentCn snd H. C. Stewart Accused
 cf Murder. Allowed Batl.
 opp. April 4.-(Spectal )--J. T. Pen ton and H. C. Stewart, who were charged with the killing of John Ad- ans on March 2. had their preliminary trial before Justices Searcy and Wind ham, and were released on si,ooo bonds each.
 The trial lasted two days. There were seventy-eight witnesses in the cases. The State examined their wit nesses but the defendants did not put a single witness on the stand.
 The killing of Adams occurred on the street here. Dave Adams, broth CT Of the deceased. was locked up for being drung and disorderly by Mar shals Penton and Stewart. When John Adams found that his brother was in the lookup he went to Stewart and tried to make hlrc turn him out. Stew art refused and they went together. Jeff Adams, a brother of John Adams. and Marshal Penton soon arrived and tried to stop the row. John Adams left Stewart and made for Penton, cut ting him in nine places about the head and hand. Stewart received two cuts about his body.
 Penton and Stewart are back on duty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
CONCERT AT AUBURN.
Cadet Band at A. P. !. Render En.
 fOyuhle PrORPam

Auburn. April 4-(SpecialJ- J-The ca . det band and orchestra gave a most de- lightful entertainment In Langdon Hall last night to a large audience.
 For several years one of the most enjoyable features of the college has been the musical entertainments given by the college band. Open air concerts are given twice a week and are attend. ed by large number of Auburn poo. pie.
 The concert last night was a special occasion and proved to be the best ever given here by the musical organization of the college. The program was excel lent and well rendered throughout IL was under the direction of A. L. Thomas, bandmaster and director of the orchestra. who has developed remark able musical talent out of what was apparently raw material at the first oi the year in September.
 The program consisted of a variety oi popular pieces. by the band. orchestra violin solo, clarinet solo, and trombone solo. Ii was enjoyed throughout and perhaps elicited more genuine applause than any other musical concert or its kind ever given here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
THE STOCK MARKET

New York, April l.---The stock market to- day did little more than mark time in acc Ianu frsin from ssn sny % ss.epsiss comm,sm.nIs ,n the market until the solution of the Erie problem Is effected and cleared up by form
 No news was forthcoming on that import ant topic during the short stock exchange session but opinion was inclined to look for an impression that the differences at issue concerned the terms to be made with hold CTS of notes maturing April s and that terms was Involved in the successive de- lays in announcing the decision of the direct ,tls sow Tss sGme ne,dssop ssns espee,aliy % in the copper securities, but support was ac- corded the market and serious inroads
 United states Steel was firm and the re- sistance of this stock to pressure, in con trast with It's heaviness during the week had some sympathetic effect on ten general list.
 The inference was suggested that much of the weeks selling must have come from professional sources. leaving short contracts to be covered.
 The weekly reviews of the mercantile agencies were scanned with interest eus or. eurtaiied. collections are slow and borrow ns aem1nd s ss, TOT s this last phase of situation that depriyes the evidence Of cash accumulation by the banks of any fav- prices of stocks today followed an intima- ton that the bank statement might not show so heavy cash gain as preliminary estimates had indicated.
 A good effect was produced by the re- port to the American Railway Association Of a further reduction In the number Of Idle freight cars, the total for March Js. failing to 2a7642 a decrease of i7.e5e from the previous estimate on March {. and Of 4e.- i75 from February 5. when the number of idle freight cars in the country reached the maximum. . Runlors Of an Erie settlement helped the late rally and the firm closing. Bonds were steady and dull. Total sales par value s7sS, ,0o0. United states bonos were unchanged on call for the week. crosING STOCK HIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05

Riee-Extra fancy head :Hc; fancy head sM 07e: broken 4k Q5e: Japan sh 0s+c. ssit---Lserpeol s.ls; Virginia soc; Los Vinesar-psr gallon isesse. sH wioc; choice Il 0Iac: fancy isoi4Ko. candies--stiek 7c: fancy 7Kc.
 cracssrs-xxx soda she' XXX singer ssrdinss--American mustard ss.75; x oil e2.75.
 green hides s9tc; green saited i@sc.
 WooI-clsar Zoe; bury iooisYc: washed M.aI.standard sie; wa.srsrouna s4c: Fruit and Produce--ApplAs: No. 1 Bald win &4. 25; Malaga grapes tS; fancy lemons. .so; sS. roSs, .ss per SS ida cabbage q s5; Rutabagas per bag s1 50: Two Grown Raisins t2.o0 per box; cocoanuts 8. 75; fancy H. P. Peanuts SAC Ih. choice Florida orsnseA assorted sisss chease-FuII cream. daisies 1sc: singles i6hc; 10. cuts. square 1eMc.
 erain asa fs aaysssa % r saei shr,. s oats CSC; white sec; white clipped s91hc; timothy hay $s2 50; Johnson grass see; AL falfa sl 2S; corn white soc.
 Prime cotton seed meal 42e. co: sacked cotton seed huils t13. % ton,
 Molasses--Georgia cane bbl.. 4oc gallon: eases salons @ so per ease: map's syrup T.E, quarts SI ss per doxsn
 Chickens-Hens 35 a aoc; flyers 2o0 :sc; broilers 2pc; ducks ?6c; turkeys io0tIe.
 sngar.Granuiated s%e: F. Y. c. skc.
 Country Butter--isc per h.; Jersey butter Baeging-New juts 50 yd. pieces. h second hand sugar sack 5M @ske.
 Ttas- New Arrow ai .2o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECAST.

Sprinkles to light rains have occurred in Texas. Oklahoma, and Arkansas, though generally fair weahter prevails over the eastern half of the country under the in- fluence of an area of moderately hiRh ba- rometer extending from the Lake region to the Gulf coast. Temperatures have fallen somewhat in New England and south At lantic coast districts. and light frost oc- cured this morning in Georgia and the Car ollnas. While generally fair weather pre- vails over the interior and in the western districts, an extensive area of low barom- eter, with center moving east over South Dakota is causing warmer weather over the greater portion of the country. the tenn perature rise during the past twenty-four hours averaging about eight degrees in Tex
 
 With the eastward drift of present eondt- tions partly cloudy and warmer weather will prevail in Alabama with possibly local showers tonight or Sunday.
 Temperature and precipitation as report cd by the weather bureau for selected Sou thern states during the twenty-four hour AadinR at . am.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
IN THE CITY COURT.
Three Cases Were Heard Yesterday
 Morning.

Three Cases Were Heard Yesterday
 Morning, Three cases occupied the attention or the civil division of the city court yes terday morning. There was no after noon session.
 The following eases were tried py Judge Sayre:
 The Jesse French Piano and Organ Company vs. J. S. LIgon in suit Tor personal property. The judge took the matter under considerations
 The Brown, Foreman Company Vs: B. S. Greil A judgment was rendered in favor of the defendent.
 Ralph Gardner. vs. the Myrtle Square Bale Gin Company, judgment rendered by consent for S100.
 Beginning Monday at 10 o'clock the Civil Division of the court will be oc- oupied with cases which have to be tried by jury. There are no cases or special import for the first day, the docket being of the ordinary kind for the first day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
PROGRESS OF JACKSONVILLE.
Electric Cars May Be Installed There
 Soon.


 Jack sonville, April 4.---tSpecial'l- The growth of Jacksonville Is well illustrated by the increase of postomce receipts.
 When Miss Dora Crook took charse of the ofice as postma ster very rev yeas go the receipts from all sources was $i.sO0 annually. The report Just made for the present current year snow receipt of $4,So0.
 This will entitle the offiee to an other raise in salaries for ofncials.
 Jacksonville now has every puohc convenience usually found in cities much larger with one exception. street car service. It is said that this want is now to be supplied. The eleetrical power Is already provided for in the second power plant recently built here and party has offered to provide raii and cars.
 When money matters get in better shane this project will doubtless so through without a hitch.
 The park in the public square has been graded and Failed and properly laid off for the monument to the Con- federates who enlisted from this coun- ty. Two fountains have been put In and the water turned on. When the grass and flowers grow it VIII De a beautiful spot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRoDUCE.

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PhoDtC6. rain tonight and Sunday caused moderate weakness today in the wheat market May delivery closing a shade lower than yestsr- Ae. Provisions were sh c 6c higher.
 The wheat market was rather tame saa ;ss s aaa % S s ss Ds Gss yesterday for Missouri. Kansas failed to materislize. the official forecast was row in tbs, section of the winter wheat tone. Weakness of Northwestern markets from the Southwest were again confiictins bu tthe majority of them seemed to indi- cate that the growing crop is in good eondi- tior &
 Elevator interests and shorts were the principal buyers A moderate advance in corn had a strengthening effect on wheat late in the day. The market closed easy. May opened ke to Ac higher at 92sc to esc. sold off to s2%c and closed at e2h e
 Ciearances of wheat and flour were equal to f7s.oeo- bushels
 Primary receipts were 3s5.ooo bushels. compared with sts.ooo bushels the corre- sponding day year ago.
 Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago report ed receipts of 27o cars. against 214 last wess snd M Sns year ,nsin.a asG to be weak wheat during the last half of the session
 stronE tone devslSpsd sssapse SsS Sf on sctss tss Likelihood that local receipts next week will be much smaller. The close was firm.
 May opened Mc lower at 6sc, sold off to 6bAc and then advanced to es&c. The close was at e4k c hc.
 Oats were weak. owing to the fsvoraels weather in the Southwest for the new crop. A slack demand for the cash grain alos tended to depress prices.
 May opened unchanged at s3Ac sold off' to 53. and closed at SAC.
 Provisions were rather weak at the start because of selling by local and outside longs but . steadier tone developed later owing to the strength of corn. At the close May pork was up 5e at $13.3 80. Lara vas shc lower at s.27h. Ribs were se higher at T.l2h 0f. ib.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
CONCERT AT PICKETT SPRINGS.
 Thts Afternoon. HOffman's Orchestra, Superb Program.
NEWS OF CLAYTON.

Clanton. April 4.--(Special. Mrs. J. P. Van Deryeer and Mrs. William Van Derveer are visiting relatives in Co., lumbus and Atlanta, Ga. They will be away several weeks.
 Mrs. W. M. Shoemaker of Montgom- cry is a guest of her cousins. Mrs and Mrs w A. Carpenter of Virginia. at the Hotel Elliott
 pr. J. p Hayes is able to be on the streets again after being severely injured in a runaway recently. His 2-year- old son. who was In the buggy at the time. has also fully recovered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
nenidemee Darnawed.

The residence of J. s. Watkins. b0l South Jackson Street. was slightly damaged by fire at 9:S4 o'clock yester- day morning.
 No difficulty was experienced by the department in extinguishing the flames which were confined to the rear of the house It Is supposed that the roof wag iKnited by sparks from the chtnnay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
GADsDEN BRYAN CLUB.
A Roua,ux Democratic Meeting is Held
 In EtOwah.

Gadsden. April 4--tspecial.)- )--At an enthusiastic meeting of the Democrats of Etowah County, held at the court house today a big Bryan Democratic Club was organized.
 ,,,ss the nr,ma mover in the organiza- lion ana at the meeting made short address.
 After the club was organized Mir. Tounifnson was endorsed as delegate at large from Alabama to the National Denocratic Convention ct Denver.
 The meeting was called to order by D HoAgerbert was temporary Secretary. The per4nanent oficerB are: President, VI Boykin; Secretary, J. R For man Vice -Esresidents. J. S. stewart. Attalla: ". P. Honeresrt Gadsaen;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
sr. LnILIs GRAIN MARKErs

bt. Louls AprlI 4.-tSpecIaI. lr-The st. Louis grain markets today ranged as fol- lows:
 Wheat May ssN range s3la to a.. July s5L A; range sf7s c s5A to s5i4. Sept. s3's bid.
 Corn; May sS4A; range ss'4 to Ssss July s3%A; range 61st a < to s3S bid.
 Oats: May 4sM @5o bid; range 4sEu7s e 50 bid. July new AS IA; Sept, new S7A.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
sT. LoTIs LIyE STOCK,
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York, April 4-The metal markets quiet in the absence of cables and quotations were more or less nominal.
 Tin firm at S3l .75 Q $32. 20.
 Copper seems to be rather unsettled and easy with lake quoted at Sl2. .s2A O &l3.124; electrolytic s12. .759$13.O0 and casting at 12.5O9$i2. 75.
 Lead was quiet and unchanged at 8. 90 a s4. OO and spelter at $4 09S4.70.
 Iron was unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
NEW Yo1k EiY GOODS.

New York, April f.--The jobbers in the dry goods market have made further re- auctions in heavy brown cotton goods to become effective Monday. Credit depart ments in jobbng houses are felling much easier concerning the outlook Some large Southern iobbers have been operating in the primary market on fall goods in the past two days. Linens are generally qui- ct, but some houses are doing fair busl- ness. BurIaps are quiet and steady in this market and quiet abroad. Fine white goods are showing an increased movement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
cAa.,A. E. M..ha aadsden:I w.

Charles E. Meeks Gadsdena w. F. Stevens. AttaIla; pr, J W. Lawrence, Turkeytown; J. h. stephens Duck Springs; NJ. c. sively. Gsdsden; w. I Murphree, Gadsden; W. E. MyrieK' Gadsden, route No. 2: O. B. Roper Gadsden; R. T. Mcconnell AttalIa l.i . Arthur Turner. walnut drovc; Sam Si- bert, Hokes Bluff; Charles P. smith Gadsden,
 A Bryan County Campaign Commit tee was also selected. A Democratic rally was called for May g.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
PANAMA HATS CLEANED

By Holt's Dye Works .at 1Oe south
 Court street. Our shop for renovating mems hats Is one of the most complete in the en- tire South. It is equipped with all the latest blocks and fanges. steam-nt" tinEs and time-savjng devices. AdV,-tf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
TeraparAturelPr'eip
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R-IAaieAtss trace.
 EDGAR c. HORTON, Official Temporarily in Charge.

The Megiddo Mission Board of Ro- chester, N. Y.. takes as members only those who will obey the laws of na- ture in their eating and drinking, never wasting money on tobacco or liquor or other extravagant things and never quarrelinG with each other, all the children being taught to live kindly
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05

The percentage or actual reserve or the clearing house banks at the close or bus mess Yesterday was 2s. 52.
 The statement of banks and trust compa- nies of Greater New York. not members or the clearing house, shows taht these insti- tutions have aggregate deposits of SSOS iSS'- OO0 total cash on hand s5s,s524oO ana loans amounting to $s1O.Tl5,4 400.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. April 4.-The cotton market closed steady with prices net three points higher to three points lower.
 Receipts at the ports today 1i.7i2 bales, against Is.0ss last week and 22.iss last year For the week (estimatedl lo0,Veo bales, against I03, 112 last week and l02,- 644 last year.
 Today's receipts at New orleans S.s7s bales. against 3.34S last year and at Hous-
 Futures opened and closed steady
 Month Open. High Low. Close.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
NRyV oRLrANs COTroN.

New orleans. April 4.--Cotton, spots were very steady with prices unchangedp Mid dlinR 10hc Sales were 1, 800 bales on the spot and TOO 10 arrive Futures opened quiet and steady. one to two points above the close of yesterday. unfavorable sdvices from Liverpool being offset by frost throuxhout the belt. Forecasts for good weather in new crop districts caused the market to ease off somewhat after the opening and sales by those not wishing to garry over sunday also served hearish factor At the close. which was quiet. the active months were five to six points below Inc close of yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
HOLDERS OF MOBILE. JACKSON &

Railroad and Gulf and Chicago Railway Bonds. who have not yet assented 10 the into the New orleans. Mobile & Chicago Railroad are requested to correspond wth the undersigned L. s. BERG, President " NaN S''ee'' " " --su-tu. thu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05

Come in and examine eur Fertilizers actual bags which you buy. Then yOH'II know why they please the hard tO-pIease. Marks 4 Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05

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 do. lst as. csrt.... @ ssx Southern Ky. Sc IT.. ... .... .... ss Texas q Pacific lets ... ... .e.,. .1o3 FOL, s. l.. w. 4s .,.."...... Cuton factffc IS .. ss.ssss. srk
 do. cv. 4s ...t.. ...... ...e... f@ U. g. steel 3nd ss :. ..n .... ...... ss Wabash lsts ssss slcs Western Md Is .... =. go Wheeling T.. Erie Is .... .s'. es wiAconsin Central Is -. ,... s2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
MnNrGoMERY CURRENT QUoTATIONs.

These prices are at wholsnls and not to con
 aumers:
 R4arch-corn Sal0e; standard EsodS. Pearl 4Hc; gloss lump 4hc: nickel goods Lsrd-Leaf sHc; compound axe; basis tfercea.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05

New and Secondhand National Cash Registers from SIS up. R. H. King sales Agent, 221 Commerce Street. Our GuRrantee--A better register for less money. Also AutOgraphic regis ters. -2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05

On the Produce Exchange today the but ter market was firm: creameries 2242Shc; dairies % e 2sc.
 EEgs firm: at mark cases included 14c: firsts llkc: prime firsts 15c: extras 16c.
 Cheese-Steady 13k 4l3hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
NAVAI aTnRra

Savannah, April 4.-Turpsntine steady. 47c; sales 100: receipts 555; shipments Ss3.
 Rosin firm: sales 2.27s; receipts 2,20S: s 30; D 8 35; E 8. 40 G5B: F S3.45@50; c "a. s0@6o: s3.s0; st, 05: K s5 co; MN $6. 50; VIC s5. .s5; wv s5. IS.
 Charleston, April 4.-TurpentinA and ros- in nothing doing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

Good Reserve Showing Made by New York
 Clearing House.
 New York, April 4.-The statement or shows that the banks hold s4o.690.3oO more than the requirements of the 25 per cent reserve rule. This Is an increase of S9Ol,- ITS in the proportionate cash reserve as compared with last week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05
CHICAGO LIVE sToCK.
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City. April 4.--Cattle. receipts L. zoo; market steady: Native steers .... .... .S5.25 1S6.90 Southern steers 4.I5 O 6.50 Southern cows ... ... . BPS d lSo Native cows and heifers 3.O0 a $40 Stockers and feeders 3.5O a 6.60 Western steers .... ..... 4.75 O 6.T5
 Hogs, receipts 5000; market steady to Sc higher;
 Bulk of sales .... .. 5.S5 o 5.s0
 Sheep. receipts none. Market nomi- nally steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-05

There was no feature of the cotton mar ket in Montgomery yesterday. The sales were SO light the prices were stiii called nominal.
 Middiing was called 10 s-isc: and strict nidd1ing 10Me.
 in Montgomery the sales were so small as to be not considerable.