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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02
'AiLiNG GUN" FOR THE POCKET.
'4atic and VIII Pierce Half an Inch Of
Sessemer Steel at 1000 Yards

Boys,- 10y Telegraph to The Trftu,ns1
sSa..h sSh' Aug. LA powerful ns1, n',...,-
sssssDs-' ''eeies 1t is said. will pierce baIf-incb
arsntss -. stei at one thousand yards has been
TIE Tun ..-'. sleHander z McKeen. Of Roxpury
tss os ,h.-- e@'fles s-miimetre cartridge takin,
trsa n th.1. 49, which. the inventor saws can he
Tie rsos, rse seconds by tie recoi shoulder action
asy Other = nVe inches long. much smaller than
sua" for ,t-"c t"oI'suc gun. 1t is really ''gatllnz
ksssins -. p'oAeI The interior mechanism he
as the gun is not yet patented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02
NO MORE CIGARETTES IN MINNESOTA
Bare Market Sends Prices Up as New State
Law Goes Into Effect.
IBy Telegraph TO The TribunI

Minneapolis. Aug. 1.-The state law prohibit
ing the sale OF cigarettes went into effect at mid
night last night The cigarette market assumed a
peculiar phase as the day specuator
with a genius for ''cornerng'' could have made a
small fortune. The price Of cigarettes varied and
was a unsettled as the stock market after a
furry in Wall street.
Early in the evening there shortage in
popular brands at some cigar stores and clerks
sent prices up 10 record figures. More than mill
ion cigarettes sold in Minneapolis yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02
CALEB POWERS TO RUN FOR CONGRESS
Throws Down Gauntlet to Representative Ed
wards-Party Split Feared.
(By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Ie1ington Ky. Aug. l.-Caleb Powers. FORMER
secretar, Of state thrice convicted OF alleged
picity in the murder OF William Goebe, has thrown
down the gauntlet to his political enemy Congress
man Don c. Edwards. and has announced that he
will be a candidate for the Republican Congress
nomination in the l1th District against Edwards.
Efforts by Powers's friends to influence linn
against making another entry into the political
Popers's candidacy will result IN the bggest split
ever. known In the party In Kentucky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02
CHARITY GIFT OF $4,000
E. T. Schf Pounds a Hospital
Adiunct an London.

London. Aug. LIN memory OF his brother.
Alfred George. who died on August ,. 1908.
Ernest Frederick Schiff, Of London. has given
s5OO.0OO to found the Schif Home Of Recovery
for patients from London hospitals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02
KILLS ELOPING PAIR.
Wife TraIed Them to Canton, Ohio,
from This CitU.

Canton. Ohio. Aug An elopemeut terml-
mated in the murder OF Antonio Panilla and
Mrs Clara Pizzani by Mrs. Panilla wife of the
slain man, here to-day. After shooting her hus-
band Mrs. Panlla attacked Mrs. Pizzani with
knife. terrible struggle followed, in which
Mrs PizZan was stabbed thirty times
IN the struggle Mrs Pizzani succeeded IN
reaching telephone and holding her anita gonist
at bay while she called the police station Mrs
Panilla overpowered her. however. before the
connection was completed and Mrs Pizzani
was dead before the police learned of the trouble
Panina deserted his wife IN Deans y j. and
Mrs PizZani left her husband. Albert PizZani.
and q child I'm New York CITY and eoped 70
Canton on Februsrv - the police say. Upon
advices from the New York authorities the
Canton police arrested the couple but released
them later when the case against them was
dropped
Mrs Paniua later came 20 Canton and found
the couple together Her husband agreed 20
li~A with her again If she would permit Mrs.
Pizzari 70 occupy part ~ their home The
woman agreed 20 this. and fer the last month
the three have been occupying house together.
Mrs. Panlla gave herself up 70 the police.
She said she her husband in Mrs. Pizzanrs
room to-day. and the sight crazed her.
Il lost my reason when I saw them together"
she said. I DO not remember just what did
but am not sorry for the crime The woman
stole NY husbands love"
Albert Pizzani. foreman for cloak manufsctur-
tng frm A. NJ. 70 West gath street said last
night ~ his homo, No. - East I4sth street that
his wife Clara. ran away With Antonio Psnlls.
II Deans. y J.. February l. He learned a
month that tn couple were In Canton, Ohio.
Efforts 70 bring about reconciliation failed
shortly after his Hife's eoPement he commun
Gated with Mrs. Paunla, Deans y J.. who
went to Canton and threatened TO bring divorce
proceedings. but Pizzani persuaded her 10 drop
The matter and she went back 20 Deans. Three
eeks ago. Plzzani said. he learned that Mrs
Panilla had returned tc Canton. where the three
had decided live together. Panilia PizzauI
said. was the godfather Of Mrs. Pizzani and of
their threo-y ear-old child. Pizzan says his wife
took 800 OF his money with her when she dlsap-
pearcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02
DROWN THROUGH FEAR.
Girl Clings to Would-Bc Rescuer
Dragging Him Doun.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Auburn n. z, Aug. 1.-Starting out last night
for a moonlight ride on Owasco Lake in E Fay
stevens's motor boat. a party. composed Of Mr..
stevens. Nellie Reilley, Beatrice Mahaney. OF
nuboise Penn. and William NJ. Yorkey. met
With a tragic end. They found the night pleas
ant and decided to run several miles up the
lake
After midnight they we're speeding homeward,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02
ss74o TO SALT LAKE CITY

And rptlIrn account G. A. r. Encanpnlent- PENN
sviVar ris RaiIroad August g. 4. 5, S, tickets good
10 return within thirty days See TICKET agents.
--AdYE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02

San Sebastian. Aug despite the otnctai
announcement that order had been restored "a
Catalonia. renewed measures have oeen saAsa
- ,re,,ant an outbreak elsev here. especially n
tha BiIbao region. where the Socialists and ad-
vanced Republicans are organizing. The Carr
cons AZ BlIrScs, Vittoria and San Sebastian Ars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02

BRETON WOODS HOTELS, WHITE MTs, N. ~.
representatives at llso B'way. Tel 47is Md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02

London Aug. IA dispatch received here bs
a news agency from Cerbere reports that ths
revolutionists have proclaimed a republic IN
Barcelona and that the Fortress Nfontiuich is
constantly firing on the districts occupied BY
them
Il travelled from Barcelona to Cserona afoot
and on horseback and thence by railway. thus
traversing Catalonia, and found that Il was a
set of small autonomous but temporary repub-
lies" saws The Daily Telegraph's" Perpisnan
correspondent telegraphing Sunday
AT Mataro. for instance. I suffered a pad
quarter of hour of examination before the
small revolutionary junta sitting in the labor
exchange. I also found a horrible tale OF
slaughter. incendiarisn and rapine from all quar-
ters of the province
The Times's" correspondent at Barcelona.
telegraphing yesterday. says there has been no
firing there within the last twenty -four hours.
All work probably will he resumed on Monday.
and the newspapers again will appear He adds
that no foreigners suffered during the riots
Telegraphing from CeTbere yesterday. The
Timess" correspondent says that the revolu-
tionists are masters of all the villages in Cats-
lonia having deposed the authorities. He adds
that the Republican flag has been raised ar
PalafrugelI twenty miles southeast Of Gerora.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02

Continued on third nara.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02
NEW YoRK carroN.

New York, Nov. IAN early decline
In the cotton market was followed by a
sharp advance In the afternoon. with
records for the season during the late
trading and with the close firm at q net
advance of to 20 points.
At the opening sentiment in favor OF
reaction was encouraged by the
weakness Of Liverpool and talk of un-
settled conditions IN some of the South :
ern spot markets. but after starting at
II to IS points net lower on active
months. the market steadied. There
seemed to be no aggressive support
from the recognized bull leaders. but
sorbed by what appeared to be broad
ening outside demand and during the
afternoon the market became sensa-
ttonally active and strong on buying
by Chicago and Memphis houses, and
covering by early sellers. From 1870.
January contracts sold up to l4.s5I
May from 1885 to 1915. This meant a
net advance Of about ~ to 20 points on
the active positions. but there was
heavy realizing but last prices were
ern spot markets ofiicially reported
early. were generally unchanged and
tho reports following talk of an easier
the advance which was. however. more
generally attributed to covering by
Liverpool straddlers and calling by
mills. reflected in futures. by demand
from spot houses. The weather news
attracted little attention unless It was
the forecast for frost in parts or Tex
as. Temperatures over Sunday were
about seasonable. The New York mar
ket will be closed tomorrow, but Law
erpool and New Orleans will be open
Receipts at the ports today. 62,l0z
bales against STATS last week and 81
$50 last year. For the week, 100000
hales against ASST last week and
4s5.S0s last year. Today's receipts az
New Orleans, 1901 bales against 1927
last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02

tThe quotations are corrected daily for
The Advertiser.)
MEAL-stsndard w. q. % Ii. sacks ssc
bu.; cream Peerless s7hc bu.
CoFFEE-Green. common to ordinary 10
Berry y iSHc; old government s Java 81 y ssc;
Arbnckie's tlt. IS. basis per 100 lbs: prim:
s1Ssssa ana java BLENDS Is Csc. 'o s@i10'
cHEEsE-Full cream daisies 1s0 lee:
p sudARloraSuistsd. standard sac: fancy
Z FLoTSn.s-Faney neminai: stralsh.s %. 10;
Da srHsc seScS 1885, sssassra go sooas
Pearl tHs; gloss lump A%c; nickel foods
head sM @Ss; broken sH SsKe: japan
sxLT-Livsrpooi u.lO; virginia ssc;
ViNEaAR--Per gallon ao@sOe.
CRACKERS-xxx Soda SIC: xxx Gin
ger snaps &c; xxx Cream Sc; xxx Oyster
&c; Ben Hur Soda Biscuit DO carton soc
sARDINEs-American H-on o.. Ia "a.
Y Mustard g.. rs; Imported A-on key OPEN
f MoLHssEs.ceorgia Cane Dbl. $40 raj. !.
cases gallons per caae 81. so; prime GEN.
trifugal corn syrup In case gallons. 81 per
MAPLE sYRUP-"LoE Cabin brand, 9
L gallons ss.so per case.
BACON MEATs-ciear ribs sIs. rs @s7 y /;
extra ribs Sl3.5sM.
LARD-Hog compound 10xc; fancy hog
lard i4&c: kettle rendered 16kc: Snowdrift
sMc; snow-white sac: Flake-white SIZE;
standard cotton oil lard $50.
DRY SALT MEATS--DEy salt ribs
'i sR afSiiEsa S'S ss - ss a''''
Grain and Fcedstuffs.
CORN CHOPS-Per bu, soc.
coRN-White from store s7M 0soe: mixed
HXY-TImothy choice per ton S21: No.
! per ton So: Alafalfa per ton s2s; johnson
grass per ton 3l2@alS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02

do. common TO good t2H 9ishc; skims full
to specials s0kc.
Eggs firmer; receipts 1881: State, Penn
sylvnnia and nearby hennery white fancy
+S@53c; gathered whites % q 42c; do. hem
merry browns zs@4oc: gathered browns 2s@
3sc; western extra first 3o@3lhc; firsts
$50 csc: seconds "a q 26c.
MONEY MARKET.
New York. Nov. Mooney on call firm
&95 per cent ruling rate per cent. I;
closing bid sx per cent; offered at 4 per
cent.
Time loans easier: 60 days and 90 days
~ per cent; months ~ 8tx per cent.
per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual bus
iness In bankers bills at 4ss. IS 036 for so
day bills and at 1918 for demand.
Commercial bills 4s2h e4s3.
Bar silver 5oke.
Mexican dollars 43c.
Government bonds steady: railroad bonds
Irregular.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02
RECORDS ARE STRICKEN
Harsh Criticism IL ssaae az rnxse,
Court and Chief Jassfee RULER
says Gf A. lsl-

. washington. Nov. i.--Chief Justies
Fuller today created mild sensation
In the Supreme Court Of the United
States by announcing that papers in
the case Of the Yellow Poplar Lumber
Company versus 9. F. Chapman would
be stricken from the records OF the
court because Of their scandaious ma
ture.
The controversy involves q contract
by Chapman to deliver to the company
5o.ooo.ooo feet of lumber In Virginia.
The Circuit Court of Appeals, Fourth
District. decided In favor of Chapman.
In its petition the company asks a
review. giving one of the grounds as
follows:
THE opinion Of the Court OF Appeals
is so grotesque In its conclusions Of
law and prepared with 30 little care
and study as to be almost unintelligi-
BILE. even dramatically. not to say le-
gally."
The Chief Justice did not quote any
portion of the papers, but said they
were $50 impertinent and improper that
they would be stricken from the docket
In order to protect the records II the
court from scandal"
The petition for writ of review was
denied.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02
UIET DAY In
LOCAL MARKET
N One Small Lot On The
Staple Sold.
fFERlCS ARE VERY LIGHT
oers Refnse To Release Cot
- b Hope OF Higher Prices.
eW Yerk centinusd Its Advance--
5onnsry Futures Went As High As
14ss-LiverpooI Market Was on
.-ossiesk In Several
9. states.

Strict middling ..........i IA 11-1sc
AtddIing 49,. ...........14 9-1sc
WA y.ss nth. .s ,asui.y fr s,s,. the
sslI oily one small lot Of io4 bales Of
ths staple was released Yesterday In
sale WAS made around the IA SIS cent
mark. the highest figure of the season
and likewise the hiahest price at this
very little cotton oserins yesterday
storing their cotton in anticipation Of
t hnss 4 PIE wagon asysls receipts in the
railroad receipts showed up strong Al.
<ne total amount Of the staple receiv. Z
about 7ss bales. Only about loo bales
were offered for sale at the Square
Prices on the street were pretty stiff
tatiyes Of the warehouses was lively.
There was little news Of interest in
the cotton market yesterday and ex-
trading. Nobody seemed TO be willing
g sell ct the present prices and II
arR Tse e ARSE 81 p msssy Of the
ket were about IL points down. but me
market rallied and prices made about a
se point gain: The closing figures
saturdays closing figures.
Twelve points down at 1<.6S were the
opening prices Of December futures
yesterday morning. This month went
A. low as 1855 and then advanced and
closed at Its highest at 1885. i've points
shove Saturdays close. January ru-
lures opened likewise tweIve points
dawn at I473. Prices dipped to 1910
and closed at 14ss. the highest figure
Of the day. This was an advance or
ren points over its close on Saturday.
The Liverpool market, due one 90 two
points higher, opened two points down
on near and fiye points lower on later
months. Around noon the market was
steady with prices unchanged to one
point higher. Spots Were quiet and un-
changed with sales estimated at 1000
bales. New York Is OF the opinion that
the lower Liverpool yesterday was due
~ disposition TO lquidate over to-
days holiday In New York.
The weather map showed fair wealth
Sef in the belt yesterday except cloudy
~ the Central States. General rains
orcurred In East Texas and portions OF
the Central valley. The forecast Is for
eloudy and cooler In the West. with
showers and colder weather indicated
for the Central and Eastern belt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02
Fight to Go On,

Washington. Nov. 1.-The fight for
the authorization of a bond issue for
the improvement of rivers and harbors
will go on until 1t Is won, despite the
outspoken opposition OF Speaker Can
non. according to Captain J. r. Ellison,
secretary of the National River and
Harbors Congress. This question OF a
bond Issue for waterways" said Mr.. Ell
lison today, is live one and the con-
gress OF the United States will have to
consider 1t seriously in the near fu-
tuFe,"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02
Acciaent Mara openinr.

Hamburg. Nov. Aviation week
opened here today with what nearly
proved to be a fatal accident. A me-
an aeroplane at considerable height
when flames broke out. A moment La
ter the benzine tank exploded. Pequet
succeeded In gliding to the earth but
the danger OF burning to death was SO
pressing that he jumped from the ma
chine while 1t was yet some fifteen or
twenty feet in the air. He was Injured
about the chest and was carried to a
hospital. Apparently his injuries are
not serious. The cloth wings of the
aeroplane were consumed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRopUCE.

Chicago, Nov. IAN array or bearfsh
news and statistics depressed the wheat mar
ket here today. closing quotations showing
net losses OF to x@&c. Coarse grain
and provisions also were weak.
The wheat market was inclined to weak
ness almost all day although slight rallies
occurred at times covering by shorts.
The market closed weak at almost the low
est point OF the day, the December option
closing at 1.o4%. after selling between
81. % y @o5b.
One Of the principal depressing factors was
the almost record breaking size Of the wheat
movements last week from Russia, total
shipments being 7.72s. 900 bushels, only %. 600
bushels short of the greatest amount ever
shipped from that country in one week
Wet weather, which extended over a large
portion of the corn belt caused considerable
firn1ness In the corn market early In the
session. The market weakened during the
final half hour owing to liberal sales by In
fluential bears. Prices at the close
almost at the lowest point and at net de-
clines Of \ q = to &c.
Trading In oats was exceedingly quiet and
prices moved over a range Of &c. Cash In
teFests were moderate sellers throughout
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02
Young SYetAodist1 Ac1Ive

Pittsburg. Pa, Nov. AT today's
session OF the fortieth annual conven-
ton of the general executive commit
tee of the Women's Foreign Missionary
Society Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, It was announced that 1Oe new,
organizations for the young peoples
work were established during last year
The young peoples membership in
creased $500 and receipts were s50,5OO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02
NEW YORK BONDS.

u. 3. ret. rs. reg 80. $3.50. 1904
90 coupon ..... 1907
U. .. g. reg ..ss zee. ....... lVl y
40. coupon s..ssss... .lOl "
U. .. 40 rex So. 49, -. s.'s..11 10
90. coupon ..ss ..ss .s....tI6N
AHis Cnalm ist os SAX
ANN Tel. Tel. cv IS -. 80. .i05N
ANN Tobacco 4s son
DO. 6s .10eA
Armour q Co. AIS -. -. ...... s3m
AtchIson gen. a. .... ...s ,.... 100
90. CIV. IS -. ......l22k
do: cv IS -. ......l22
Atlantic Coast Line list 4s go. go. s5k
Bait. & Ohio 4s -. -. -. 80. 50
90. shs - .'.. ''.'...... e.
Brooklyn Transit CIV. 4s -. -. IS
Central OF georgia ss 800. ...... 100
Central of n, J; gen. IS 49,. LES
Ches. Ohio AVS -. 49,. ..... .10s
Chicago & Alton 3hs 80. -. ...... ~
Chi. b. Q. Joint Is -. Ss
do. gen; a. -. 9SH
e chi. \ M & $; ? sen. az S1' -. ssssA
DO col % 80. ........ 02A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02

Montreal. Nov. To-day marked
the centennial OF steam navigation on
the St. Lawrence. One hundred
years ago today the steamer Accom-
mediation, built by Hon. John Nelson.
steamed from Montreal to Quebec.
Every ship in port here today was
gaiiy decorated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02
Lahm Rrenkn Record.

College Park. Md. Nov. l.--Break-
ing all former endurance records on
the government aviation field. L4edten-
ant Lahm. in the army aeroplane re-
NAMED in the air during a single flight
today So Ia minutes. This exceeds any
continuous flight made by & pupil OF
either orville or Wilbur Wright In
America.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02

Washington. Nov 1.-(SpeciaL )---Asa
B. Casey appointed rural carrier. Oscar
NJ. Cornelius su destitute, route No. 5. at
Albertville; William H. Miles appoints
ed postmaster at walker Springs,
Clarke County. vice w. l. Haskew, re-
moved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02

Lowell. Mass. Nov. Five Of the
seven big cotton mill corporations To-
Gated in this city went on curtail-
out the vote OF the Arkwright Club
that 224 hours of working time be
cut off before next August.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02

Kansas City, Nov. The death list
from the overturning Of a jack o'lan>
tern at a halloween entertainment
here on Friday was brought to three
today by the death Of Miss Mary Ma
lev
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02
Kerth Found Guilty.

Chicago, Nov. 1.--George B. Kerth,
alleged to have been one Of a coteT& OF
business directory swindlers members
Of which are on trial here. was found
guilty after a separate trial today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02

Paris. Nov. Five thousand French
Protestants today celebrated the fourth
centenary Of the birth of John Calvin.
with exercises in Troeadero half
Among those present was Consul Gen.
eral Mason
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02

Lawrence, Mass, Nov. 1.-The Pa
cific cotton mills today announced q
curtailment Of two hours a week and
the Everett mills a curtailment OF 100
hours between now and January 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02
COTTON GOSSIP.

The local market was dun yesterday
The trading Was practically at a
oniy one lot Of io4 bales of the sta
pie was released.
This sale was made around the IL
So cent mark.
shippers were not looking around
nauch yesterday.
The holders on the other hand mao
not much to offer.
The local receipts totaied to about
7sS bales.
OF this amount about 100 bales were
received At the Square by wagon.
The market appears to be scalp
Ins nrst prices were about twelve
points down
the market rallied around noon and
All cotton months closed I'VE to ten
points above Saturdays closing figures.
Ths New Orleans cotton exchange
was closed yesterday on account of a
church holiday.
be closed today on account of the cleo
ton.
Liverpool cabled: ANY unfavorable
J ACKNOWLEDGEMENT would cause a decline
owing to the lack Of short interest
savannah sales yesterday were about
SIS cents.
Middling cotton at Augusta was
quoted at SIS cents with 30 sales re-
corded.
Norfolk sola about !s7 ,I SalsI OF the
quoted at IL Ia cents.
Reliable people in Texas report that
the late cotton Is making and II froSt
I holds on two weeks longer there VIII
be an addition to the crop of half
mtilion bales.
some reports from Georgia say that
the crop out-turn is disappointing.
4 report yesterday stated that the
Southern mills were practically bare OF
supplies.
It is said that the attempted shut
ting down OF the Spartanburg district
mills was only blum.
Nav orleans wired: "a buyer for
1csanadian mills now in Northern Lou
iniana is outbidding all others for spot
cotton"
charlotte. n. c., wired: AT a meet
anN 81 all of11cers of all the cotton mills
of~this county yesterday, II was unani-
meousiy resolved to curtail production
~ fhe extent Of two days week or
ouA-fhfrd time until February next.
Tsha agreement goes into effect immed-
infsiy and every mill in the county 10
ffah number of twenty-six signed up. In
Tire aggregate. nearly 100000 sptndles
: ana 5000 looms are affected and nearly
@b.00o operatives"
Following are the opinions of some
New York cotton houses:
Arwo. Jester g. Co: The market Will
work still higher during the coming
week
MAX Bros. & Co: conservatives are
heTinnfng to regard the market as dan
kceroua but, at the same time. the I'M
fderfono has never appeared to be more
nrm."
& Baehe & Co: 1--WE urge extreme
nnraseryatism In trading and suggest
Thaf nurchases to be made only on
FOOD recession from todays high rec
ord.
xstlley a Co: The healthy spot stu
alton continues a factor and we stl!
look for higher prices"
STOCKS OF BREADsTUFFs.
liverpool. Nov. 1.-Foliowing are the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02

New York. Nov. wv. II. Brough-
ton was today elected president of the
Virginia Railway Company. succeed
ing the late H. H. Rogers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-02

st. Louis, Nov. Flour unchanged: red
winter patents $5.6oGs0; extra fancy and
straight IS 1850; hard winter clears -. BOG
Hay steady: timothy ,12@sls; prairie $40
@S12.
Whiskey 81 30.
Iron cotton ties soc. Bagging SIC. Hemp
Irvine &c.
Pork lower: jobbing $23. 90.
s12.02h.
Dry salt meats lower; boxed extra shorts
11hc; clear ribs mac; short clears l2hc.
Bacon lower; boxed extra shorts 12Nc;
elaar ribs 12xc. short clears l3Ac,