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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24

New Orleans. Oct. 23.-Spot cotton very firm ikc higher; middling 13kc; Sales on the spot $50 bales. to arrive TOO.
 Futures opened steady at an advance or 9@12 points on favorable cables Private messages from Liverpool said that the large spinners takings for the week had caused very strong market Local shorts were nervous throughout the session and at the middle of the morning covering orders from them became large in volume that quick spurt resulted and sent prices up to new high levels for the season. January was put up to .9S. Predictions of an almost general frost in the western belt added to the strength of the market. which, at the highest was 21 933 points ovef yesterdays closing. Longs took profits heavily on the advance which served to keep the market from being a runaway affair.
 The closing was very steady at net ad- vance of 19@30 points.
 The future market this week closes at a net advance of a dollar bale. the active deliveries standing 2oQ24 points over last weeks closing. Nearly all of this gain was made on the last day of the week and was caused principally by the expectation of a reau on Monday. During the greater part of the week the market was quiet with neither. the bulls nor the bears trying very hard 10 influence prices. feature or importance was to be found In the reports that picking was practically finished in many sectons.
 Spots close at 1s%c for middling. an ad- vance of a quarter cent over last weeks closing. Staple cotton commanded more high prices were paid for small lots. Offer ings of any grade or variety could not be called free.
 Cotton futures closed very steady:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24

lsvsl w.s rss<nsd in the cotton naark<t this morning March cotton sold at that fieure
 d rs., s .Sea %.. q .Is,.s Dss s.1s snspired by spinpers' tskinfs. strength tn forsisn inafksts and expectations that th9 d.s @osS 'ssss sssi.ms ssaaif s.i efsp lsStss .s;s
 cSlfcAco GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
 here toSsy showed a rowing tendency ransing to cent higher early in the oay and falling off later: December closing S,3 below yesterdays final fig ssss Snn Sus .ss ksDt c,ds.d m esn wesR SGsfs whis oate rernAined firm. closing Is high CT In December and May. Provisions snowed sn easier tone and ruled lower Activity was. marked in wheat from the outset and shorts hastened 10 cov- CT as the market bulged. a general disinelinatton to keep risks open over aggregated l5.ooe bushels. May clos ed Is lower and July l.2c lower than the closing price yesteroay: L., ,.. wheat market and the early strength was followed by lowering prices. tfrmness was based on weather re- port which showed rain and unsettled conditions throughout the corn belt. :. May Is to l-4 lower than yesterday. An extremely light trade in oats left little changs in the final figures
 The business of the day bore resem- hlance te the course of the market in other grains. most of the firmness be- ing shown early in the day. Decem- Der and May closed 1-s higher than yesterday. while July finished l-S low CT.
 The market on provisions was lower and there was some unloading of longs with comparatively little In- vestment buying Pork closed un- changed to Toe lower. Lard 1-2 to I lower and ribs 2 1-2 to T7l-2 low err Closing figures on January products were. Pork. iS.6o; lard HOS and ribs s.s0..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Telia startllpe story.

Nashville, Tenn. oct. 25.--Allezing that she Is illegally confined in sani . tarium for the insane and for the pur- pose of enabling her husband and oth- CTS to get possession of her property. Mrs. Eliza PIunkett. sister of the late millionaire Thomas Swope, of Kansas City. today made application for a writ of habeas corpus ag9inst her huS- hand. pr. J. w. Plunkett
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Total balance in general fund : s7.so2, gS7
COFFEE MARKET.

New York, oct. 23.-Coffee futures open ed dull to q decline of five points. There was no change iq the French market and the news generally was without any fresh feature. but ctiie focal market ruled barely steady on a little scattered selling in the absence of support and clesed dull, net un- changed to 10 points lower, Sales were portNd of 1.500 bags inciudingi November ss; May SID; and September at .25.
 Spot quiet; Rio No. ' Nc nominal: Santos N6s4 s%c: mild quiet. Cordova 991lisc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
CHICAGO LIVE SHOCK;
ST LOUIS GRAIN.

S, Louis. Oct. 2s.-ciose: Whsat eat lowsri Nsrd track No. red cash si; i;2?@gSsss Ne' May sI.SsaIo: December H.OS% "' sl;SSM s1a.n weak; track No 2 cash slh :s.b,so De cember 5sN Q %c; May slc' NO, eiHS,; weak; track No. cash ssS Q @s;s: Ss: nscamber 5sMc; May 4s@%ei NO ""''e 4iAe; A.,ors sc; springs lie; turkeys 1sh q 1sc: ducks lie; geese le; Butter creamery 2aWSAe'
 Eggs 23hc:
 LAad y4. 27hc.
 Sneiter S6. 25@2 2Tis' Ft,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
NEW YORK sHTPPING.

New York. Oct 2s.-AExports of general meTchandise from the port of New York for the week ending October 16, were valued at $15.74s,346.
 imports of specie for the port of New York for the week ending today were 42.217
 Exporfs of, specie from the port of New York for thelweel ending today were sG01.- afa, silver and s2eO 900 gold.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
MErAL MARKETs.

New York, Oct. 23.-The metal markets werpractiealiy nominal today as usual on Saturday. when both the New York and Lon don exchange are .,closed.,s
 Tin was reported steady at sS0. S5 50.
 Lake copper is duoted at si3Q25; elec- trolytic s12 .ssh QS7is and casting at SIP 50 Lead st.ssh@4o: speiter ss.i594o.
 Iron remains steady at recent prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
npv cnnns nfARKEr-

New York, oct. ?3-The dry goods mar ket continues very active and prices are rts- ing 'ra pidiy. Linens are being advanced. Bur iaIls aie quiet owing to the holiday in Cal cutta Fine md fancy eottons are being recorded for spring there Is & steady de- rnAud for 'tr1ineiiate shipments of dress goods and certain lines Of mems wear.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
MARKET WEAK.
Money Conditions Are Again Advanced Ii .f-i-- . An 0uaFfara.

All Quarters. -
 New York. Oct. e3---The stock market was weak today and money conditions here and abroad were again advanced as the principal reasonr The opinions of bankers continue to reflect much diversity on the subject the prevailing belief beipg.f however. that the situation abroad has been much exaggerated. The probability of gold exports to Europe next week has been lessened by yesterday's 2 late declines in exchange, but further ex- ports of gold to South America are now certain
 On the stock exchange sentiment was al- most unanimously hearish. There were heavy purchases of German marks in antic- ipation of an advance in the Imperial Bank of Germanv's discount rate next Monday.
 COTTON AT FOURTEEN CENTS. New York. Oct. 23.--The predicted i4c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Total since Sept; d.. 1.s54 v.J.474 ge sls ,s--JNet increase. ~y. y.-., fl 5

IotAI siHce Sept.. E'-' I'bP* vs3'FIs 4.r 'loV
 It does iooi2 as if thore might be lsotnc- thing in 4he hfiegedv 1sonk and dance" Rto- ry foreign mill owners are said to be giving their American cousins: at all events the facts do not indicate that the former arc following their own advice. Out of the 33s ,0q0 takings this week they absorbed 20s- GOO bales. against 10000 last year. while Northern spinners took 69,o00. against 94.o00 and-.the South 6l.O00 against G2.00o. Are Eastern spinners having the wool pulled of the crop so before they realize the situa- ton?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
oF TIRsr MEETING

FAHSt .AASEtiNS
 h the District Court of the suuited sta,.s for the Iiddie Distrist ofg Ala6ama--In
 @' A s .e t Tn the matter of Ben Reed. Banf. rupt. Post office Montgomery, County Montgomery. Alabama4r The aforesaid party having been adiudxed Bankrupt. sader. the Act of Congress ep. titled An Act to Establish a Upiform svs- tenn of Bankruptcy Throughout the Unified States,s approved July 1st. 1898, a meetin~ the office of the undersigned Referee in inc United States Court House.. Montgomery. Alabama, on the 9th day of November next at 10 o'clock A, M. to make proof of debts and for the election of Trustee. and such other matters as are necessary and re. auired by the Act of congrass aforesaid
 ASA B srRATroN. Montgomery Ala. Oct. "es isOs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
,r ro,rIs LIVE sTOcK.
corTnN sEEp OIL.

New York oct 23.-Cotton Heed OH was irregular today. closing two points lower 70 two points higher. The undertone, however
 uving for speculative account and in sym ,,ath with the uptuFn in cotton. Sales
 ~rrcgated '. 200 barrels October (. 6m eS; December s.ss@7o; January S.ssQ7e; May
 Prime crude 5.ss@7s; prime summer yell
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Nrw OFLEANs RICE.

New Orleans. Cet. 9s.-Rice fairly steady Offerings light. Rough rice: Honduras $2 0 SI per barrel: Japan $24$3.
 Clean rSee: Honduras { to cents per pound; Japan .21s to sSsc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Grain Statistics,

ff Grain Statistics.
 Total clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 431, 900 bu.
 Primary receipts were 1.091.ooo bu.. com. pared with i.015.00o bu. the correspondinE day year ago. Estimated receipts for Monday; Wheat 33 cars: corn 105 cars; oats t5s cars; hogs 2S00e head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Daily. Movement of Produce.
Tar Iot Reeeints

Wheat s6 cars. with of contract grade
 Corn its cars. with III of contract grade.
 Oats i3s cars.
 Total receipts of wheat at Chicago. Min neapolis and Duluth today were Si1 cars compared with sos cars last week and 736 cars the corresponding day year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
COTTON GOSSIP.

Hayden. Stone & Co.-"Reactions are to be expected but unless the splnners shall take less and resort to imme- 1iate short time values must ultimate and materially curtail the use of cotton goods"
 s. B. Chapin & Co.-"Indications point to a broader and higher market and we favor purchases of any active options
 Bailey & Montgomery-'nThe short Interest is principally hedge selling. the lack of snap to the market was by no means discouraging. a good many bulls who have evened up prefer to see a lower market for buying back"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
NEM YORK PRODuCE.

New York. Oct. sS.-Butter firm unchang- ed receipts 6,716.
 Cheese firm unchanged: receipts 2,3s7: n" exports.
 Eggs firm unchanged; receipts 6.977.
 Sugar raw firm; fair refining 2 80; cen trifugal- 96-test 30; molasses sugar 3. 55; refined steady: crushed ,. s5: powdered 5.25: gTanulated 5.l5. , Petroleum steady; refined al ports $s. IS.
 Coffee firm; No Rio Sbc nominal; No. Santos S&c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24

The percentage of actual reserve of the clearing house banks today was 26 3F.
 The abatement of banks and trust com panies of Greater New York not reporting toG the clearing house shows that those fnstltu- tions have aggregate deposits of 1.2S9. 714- 800: total cash en hand s151 09S 800; and loans amounting to Sl. .210s523, 800
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
Produce Market.
NInNnnN STOCKS.

London Oct. :3.--Aplerican securities, fol- lowing the setback In New York opened low CT here today and with further liquidation in anticipation, of a poor New York bank staeement the market closed easy at F @l point below paritys
 Reports arer currenta and, generaly beliey cd. that negotiations are in. progress regard ing the shipment of American eagles from New York to London. - .. - :. ---t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
low s.s7 @75 prime white 6. s.So97.4o; prime winter yellow 6,S04740.
< cLEARING HOUsE. srArEsrENT.

E, New York, Oct 23-The statement Of clearing house banks for the week shows that the banks. held $le.643. S25 more than
 thes requirements of the 25 per cent re
 serve rule This Is an increase of $6.352, 700 in the proportionete cash reserve as eOmpar- ed with last week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
CONDFTION OF TREAsURY.

washington. oct. 23.--fhc condition Of the treasury At tho beginning of business today was as follows:
 Trust fundse Gold coin .SS72.S91S6o Silver dollars ..ss~+ss 3ST.O55.OOO Silver dollars of 1890 .... 4.040 900 Silver certificates outstanding. 4S7. .055. 900 General fund: Standard. silver dollars in, gem eral fund F.. I5. .a. .... 2s67 s64 Current liabilities --:. ....s .... loS.7461s7 Working balance in treasury of fiees .... ..,..... ..,.......... 27.O7l. os1 In banks to credit of treasurer of the United states ........ 41.i4O6eT Subsidiary silver coin .... 1S.5S4974 Minor coin ... .,,. .... l.G35.797
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24

NEW ORLEANS COTTON. Futures on the New Orieans Cotton Ex- change today ranged as foiiows:-
 Opsnlffisht Low.t cioss @ Bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24

In but two of the seven and half weeks have tbe takings been under last year.
 The details compared with last year are even more interesting:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
otton futures closed very steady
IrxEpno0I -oorroN

rTha sales of the day were 6.O00 bales. Of which 200 were for speculation and export and Included; {. s0a 4American. s Receipts I3.000 bales. all American.
 Futures opened firm and closed steady: q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
T WtufSS ORrhSd Closing prices:
NAVAL STOKES. ,;f Y ,f9fsfrA-, 2a-Tunr,sntfn

NAVAL STUKES. stsessOns-y 0crE1- 2sf-EpEpsntine firm .'t itRi6ssainssfaFth < sai <. .s..6neoseG ssaD sflo: It s. I71A5. F ss4 22Ae; c ;s4. 211st II st s5: I $6 10; wv $6.T5.
 Savannah. Oct, 23.-Turpentine firm 5sc; sales f54: receipts 723: shipments 3S0.
 Resin firm: sales 2,3l9; receipts 3.032; shipments L202; stock i35,6J0
 B S4.07ia q10; D $4.12ta: E s4.17h: F s4 .22N 83O; e s4.27Ss e 32ra; II s4. s5 R 70: $4.F5; K ss. .70; M s5.So;. N SC. 15; we s6 50; wv 1$6.75. '
 Wilmington Oct. 2S.-spirits turpentine steady 57c;. receipts 10 casks. r
 Rosin steady S3 S5; receipts 46. tf Tar firm $1 so; receipts AS. h
 Crude turpentine steady $2.5o; $4.o0 and $4 %; receipts 1l3. -,
 New Orleans, Oct. 2s.-Receipts s25 bar rels rosn; 3s barreis turpentine.
 Exports none. IT,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
NEW YORK COTTON.

Futures on the New York Gotten n. 'nAnss today ragged e follows; sf,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orieans Oct. 23.--Cotton seed oi rime refined In barrels, per pound 6.5oc,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24

openlHiyhI Low,l Clos, s .sl Bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24
| Sales lHighl Low lclosc

CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24

5 6.66@7s; primo summer yel
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24

COTTON AT FOURTEEN CENTS. vs New York. Oct. 23.-The predicted i4S
The Marshall republican., 1909-01-08
Miss Clyta Lyon

Among the many sad uuteS
that have come to Us this week
,hnre Is none more full Of sadness
than that of recording the death
crcno and beautiful though It
was OF Miss Clyta Lyon, the ton
derest and tairest flower that iel
when the Grim Reaper threw Ms
relentless sickle into the waving
grain, gathering wheat and flow
NJ ut one fell stroke,
Miss Lyons sicknCss was oil
short duration. 1t was an attaeN
OF pneumonia which began the
Friday before Christmas ana re-
suited In her death at IL O'Clock
%, m, Sunday December ~ l0os.
Miss Clyta Lyon was the dansh
ter OF MIR and Mrs, Geo a. Lyon
land was boEn October o, 1855 ans
had attained tho age OF 20 years
IL months and II days at time oI
her death. Her mother died SOW
eral years ago; tho living mem
hers OF the family besides thu
iather are q, o. Lyons Mrs
Iona Lyon
Miss Clyta was n mem0er O
Frank Glsler Misses Mamie an
the Presbyterian church ct har
mony and was n consecrate'
eamest disciple ot the chris
whom she served,
The funeral services were hoC
lat the home Tuesday mornIng a
no O'Clock. and were conducted b
the pastor Rev, Il. II. Clemens {
Marshall, after which tho n
Imalns were laid to rest In tn
grayeyard at Harmony Milan
News
The Marshall republican., 1909-01-08
IIOUSTONIA

TURKEY RAN AWAY An gmuS
,nE Incident happened to NJ. II.
Cook, the poultry man recently.
Mr., Cook has bccn buying turkey
and picking and packing them
Tor tho Christmas market. The
opera ton consists Of cutting tho
turkeys Ju9ulAr vcin, hanging
them up and dry picking them.
alter which they arc packed
away In barrels, Sometimes how
ever, tho fellow who handles tho
knife falls to sever the juguiar
and MIR, Turkey still lives after
being picked-at lcast II 40 hap
pcncd IN this particular Instance.
4 turkey had boon stuck hung
up and picked, aud laid to one ii q
to DO packed, Imagine the sur
prise Of Cook and the pirkern
whom tho aforesaid turkey, his
body as bare as tho top of Glenn
EODCrtNon's head, JumI cd up ana
oalmiy trotLol away Houston.
AN.
The Marshall republican., 1909-01-08

MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Mullins On
tCrtaiued \ number OF thcll
friends at n turkey dinner sat
urdayl Among those present
were Mr. and MrS, j. +. Allen,
Mrs, George lott and Children
Miss Kathleen Mullins anu Don
Mullins Thomas Utlcy 'ro'
turned from stockton, Kansas
christmas day. lie had to stay
all night Mt brunswick and come
unon the carly train There h'
found his daughter, Mrs. jesse
PYLE Of st Jacob, Ill., waiting ioI
the same train AMI they came VI
toucthcr,---WC had the pleas
uro of conversinS with ErneS'
n Millar, OF West Australia, nov
"A student at the State Universal,
during ills stay In tho city as}th'
rucst of Rev. George +. Jones am
wlrc, Among other thing lie 'a''
lthnt the sun hero seems to bN 81
the wrong side, and that rabbit
arc the most plentiful animals L
Australia, thu government havlnI
In standing offer OF $4,000 for
.uyrcst,ou that viii lead t
their determination MIR" =
NJ Null was at the POST office 10
La few hours Christmas day In
Iorrlcc force looked upon her WIS.,
AS one of their bsst Christians
. girts. News.
The Marshall republican., 1909-01-08
County News
From Our Exchanges
MIAMI
Mrs. Mary c. Erwin

Mrs. Mary G. Casebolt Erwin
was born In Braxton county, vir-
glnia, October 81, 1913, and died
ut her home noar Miami, Mo,
Saturday, December 20, 1908,
having attained the ripe cd age
OF 9Oyears, 3 month and 5 days,
After having lived for more
than half n century in her native
state, she came with her husband
and family to Missouri In 1871,
whore she has since made her
| home. Her husband John Erwin
died about 20 years ago, since
| which time Mrs. Erwin has made
her home with her children.
she was the mother OF twelve
children, seven OF whom survive
to revere her memory.
Tho surviving children In the
order OF Their ages are; George
of West Virginia, Mrs, w, NJ
Barrott, Of Washington, d. G
mrs. Chas. Dobb!ns, and George
Thomrson Of Buona Vista, Coo
Mrs. Julia Gains, Of Wakcndo, M
IL. w. and l. N. Erwin Of MAN
Mo.-Mlami News.
The Marshall republican., 1909-01-08
Heart
Troubles

Tho heart may be weak
just the same as the eyes,
stomach or other organs.
It often happens that q
person is born with q weak
heart. Then again dis
case, fevors, ovor-exertion,
anxiety, nervousness,
rheumatism, etc. weaken
the heart. The result is
shortness of breath, pal
pitation, pain in the heart,
or in some of the nerves
Of the chest or abdomen.
The heart should be
strengthened with a tonic,
and for this nothing equals
DR.. Miles Heart Cure.
81 had 1nGrlppc last fall NJ
thought In n mild form, I wNH weak,
tired feeling, aud short OF broathi
could hardly 80 nhout, aud y good
deal Of the tlmu sort NJ IN aAthmntiq
breathing aud extremely nervous, I
hcgnn taking nr. MllCs' Heart Cure
and Hcrvlnc and now I fccl No much
better In every why. ! nm No thank
fui that I bcgpn tubing this medicine.
and shall not h,Hitutu to toll othors
how much good II hna done me.
MRS, r. !, NORTON.
Fruuvtllo, Now York,
Your druggist sells Or, Miles Heart
Cure, and we authorize him TO return
price Of frat bottle tonly) II II falls
10 benefit YOU,
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Marshall republican., 1909-01-08
ARROW RUCk

W, W. iiainS, tho real estate
man VI Marshall. was looking af-
ter business hore yesterday. lie
made this office u pleasant call
and renewed his subscription To
tho Statesman and informed us
that no had sold tho two brick
business houses belonging to Mr.,
Spence to }. W. Nixon. The price
paid We understand was $4,000,
will Gambrcl and wife of
near Concord, met with II hadlac.
cidont Monday, They had been
down aud spent tho day at the
homo of john Davis, In Cooper
and while on their way home
their horse ran away throwing
each Of them out Of tho buggy
and Mr.. Gambrcl was drug about
la hundred yards and was badly
bruised and Skined up and al
though his wounds are worry pain
nj tho doctor found no broken
bones and does not thluk that he
Is seriously injured, His wlto es-
caped without lnJury.---Ernost
uarveyS team ran away with
him at Napton Monday, tearing
up his buggy and harness and
throwing him out upon HIS
head, Ho was so reloioed that
ne escaped without lnIary, save
la good shake up, that no came
lover To tell his friends here OF
Ibis fortunate mlStortune,-States
InNn
SWEET SPRINGS
VIM, Dlorkor n very III with
blood poison, 1t ia thought ono
, ot his fingers win have Co bN
, lamputatod4 lotto Meyers,
son, OF w, d. Meyer, was severe
1 'ly burned In tho face by gun
, powder lie was e%mptylUg some
powder into ~ cigar box by
{ lamp Night To reload some shells
: and without any apparent cause
9 the powder exploded Herald,
The Marshall republican., 1909-01-08

r.. II. Stolsworth spent CHRIST
mas week with Caesar Hayes and
tamals near Shackelford He
told us ~ mad q fine time We
wouldn't have believed him Il he'd
'waea aAything che,
The Marshall republican., 1909-01-08
sWEEr SPRINGS

FOR SALE-A general meR~
ohandlso store at wanamaker.
Apply 60 w A. HMlAEi
n. n ID. Hue Lick. No, r.
The Marshall republican., 1909-01-08

You xsn gss reiaes srom Pain ~
a.h,ns ons o. pr, nlss' Anu,peis tyAe,
wAse an attach nrst sp9sAsN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-31
hose increased would be still more strik-

those increased would be still more strik- ing"
 Taking up the schedules in their order he gave first, the increases and then the decreases. The figures, in all cases, were comparisons with the Dingley law.
 Reductions of Metals.
 The reduction in the metal schedule are more numerous and generally more marked than in most of the others. Head ing the list is iron ore. which was de- creased from 40 to 16 cents per ton. Pig iron, iron kentledge and spiegeleisen were lowered from "A to y250 per ton.
 Scrap iron and steel from $4 to $ per ton
 Reductions were made on bar iron, round iron, slabs and blooms, structural steel, not fabricated; anchors, iron and steel forgings, hoop, band or school iron or steel, steel bands or strips.
 The reduction on cotton ties is from five-tenths to three-tenths of one per cent per pound and railway bars and steel rails from seven-twentieths of one per cent per pound to seven-fortieths. Iron or steel sheets were also reduced and the duty on chacoal iron Is made $6 a ton instead of SIP
 Other reductions in the metal schedule after polished sheets, rolled sheets of iron, steel, copper or nickel; steel ingots,