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The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
RUSH TO SELL CIGARETTES.
GOV. Johnson signs Bill Preventing
sale in NfnneSOtc


Minneapolis. April l5.-With the signing
of the anti-cigarette bin by Gov. Johnson,
the cigarette slaughter sale Is on in Min
neapolis. and from This time untu the
finish. August I. every Independent dealer
will aim 10 get rid OF his stock. There
are large stocks Of cigarettes and cigar
ette paper in the trust. which win not
share the same fate as the others. be-
cause they can re shipped 20 other States.
The American Tobacco Company has
Withdrawn its cigarette salesmen from
Minneapolis as a result Of the law
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
IEGERSOLL'S WIDOW WINS.
Long Litigation Over Fee Due Her
Husband Now Ended.

Boston. April 15.-Judge Putnam, OF the
United States Circuit Court. this after
noon brought an end 20 the litigation OF
Mrs. Eva A IngersoH of Do5bs Ferry.
n Y. widow Of Col Robert G. Inger-
soil, against the relatives OF the late An
drew J. Davis, wealthy Butte mine owner.
anG awarded her a verdict OF Sl3s. 10. with
interest and costs.
When Davis died Col Ingersou Vas re-
tanned by some people in an effort 10
break his viii, bat never received the
promised fee Of slo0ooo.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
YOUNG TURKSROUSED
Committee Threatens TO At
tack COnStantinOple.
OUTWARD CALM NOW PREVAILS
Committee in SaIoBika Controls the
Third Army Corps, IL Is Conceded,
and with Those Troops Proposes
to Move on SuItan's CaDitaI-Gov-
ernment Holds Power, However.

Saloniki, Turkey. April l5-After an ex-
cited meeting here to-day. 10 denounce
the new Turkish cabinet. the Young
Turks committee determined TO attack
Constantinople with the II lird Army
Corps. OF which twenty bat alions have
been mob'ized.
Constantinople, April l5.-Everything is
outwardly calm in this city tonight.
The aspect OF the city is everywhere
normal. Il is a period OF awaiting de-
velcpments
The Sultaa's control Of the army seems,
al any rate for the time being. 20 be
absolute. he has ordered the troops fox
merly constituting the garrison az the
Yildiz Kiosk. recently withdrawn from
there by the former government. 20 re-
turn and reoccupy the barracks around
the palace.
He has also sent orders 10 the prov
I iuces that all the battauons sent hitLeJ
10y the committee OF union and progress
are 20 return 20 the capital forthwith.
( The committees power here has van
ished None Of the leaders show their
faces II is rum0red that Ahmed Rizl
and some other OF the more important
/ members of the committee. have sailed
from ConstantinopIe on the Yacht Co
huna. belonging 10 Pr.nce AziZ. ar Egyp-
tian. How far the committee retains IT'S
/ influence in the provinces remains 10 bs
seen.
SaIOnika Controls Corps.
There is considerable anxiety here il
official circles on this point II is vari-
( ously reported that the second army
/ corps. with headquarters az Adrianople
adheres 10 the committee and opposes
the new regime. but all available ac-
I counts concur in stating that the rnem-
I berS Of the committee az Salonih con-
[ troll the third army corps. and have tel
( egrapned 10 the capital demanding the
/ restoration OF the Young Turk govern
ment. addinng. il Is said. threat "a
Z lead the third corps against CONSTANT
nOple II the demand Is not conceded
/ Reports. however from sources which
| represent the Adrianople corps as op-
posed 20 the committee. state that the
I Third corps is yet unaware OF the facts
OF the situation. and is unlikely 70 move
when il learns that the constitution Is
safe
The Sultan to-day gave an audience q
i Isman Kemal. whom the mUtineers de-
manded be made president Of the Cham
( Der Of Deputies. the audience being giver
/ in recognition Of his appointment 10 thai
Office. Il is doubtful, however, whether
/ Parliament VIII accept him.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
Lay PREACHER DISAPPEARS.

Warrants Charge John sykes with
EmbeEElinC Trust Funds.
Trenton, n J.. April l5.-Warrants were
issued to-day for the arrest OF John
Sykes, a lawyer and Jay preacher OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. who is al
leged 10 have embezzled S30.o00 OF trust
funds belonging TO the estate OF James
Brook
Tn complaints were sworn out by Fire
Commissioner Charles G. Cook. a son-in-
law Of Mr.. Brook. sykes cannot be found
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
.NITROGLYCERIN
WRECKS VILLAGE
Plant at Gordon, ILL.,, Causes
Terrific Explosion.
TWO OR MORE ARE DEAD
Full Extent of the Disaster Not
Yet Learned.

All Wires Are Down, and Town Is
Entirely Gu: on from Others-Phy-
sieians Rush TO the seene-RePOrt
OF the Blast Heard for Thirty-ive
Miles from the Scene of the Trag-
edy-TerribIe Disaster Feared.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
DOMINION STEAMER SAFE.
The Prince Arthur, Reported Lost
Arrives at Hamilton, Bermudas.

New York. April l5.-News was received
here late his afternoon that the Domin-
ion Atlantic liner Prince Arthur. bound
for Bermuda. which was reported as
having been lost. arrived safe al Ham
llton, BermUGas to-day.
The information came by cable. In re-
sponse TO inquiries following the report
Of the accident 10 the ship
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16

Robinson. IL. April l5-At least two
have been killed and an unknown num-
Der injured in an explosion this after
noon al the Independent nitroglycerin
plant al Gordon. H.. near here. The re-
pert Of the explosion was heard for
thirty-hve miles. and damage was done
20 buildings within twenty miles OF the
place.
All communication with the town has
been destroyed. but a call FOR aid brought
here by "a courier said that at least two
are dead Physicians have gone from
here.
Gordon has a population Of between 100
and zoe the nitroglycerin plant being the
only industry in the town II IS located
four miles from Robinson. and is in the
new Illinois oil field. Nitroglycerin IS
made there FOR use in the oil fields. and
there are numerous oil wells adjacent
to the town.
Terrible Disaster Feared.
The entire town may have been de-
Stroyed, and it IS feared the explosion
is more horrible than that al Fontanet.
Ind. year ago.
The telegraph and telephone lines are
all down. Rescue parties have left he~s
and other points within twenty miles of
the town. The only means Of locating
the explosion was a test % the tele-
phone lines out Of here. Houses within
five miles OF the place could be reached,
but beyond that all communication IS
gone.
Reports o. the fatalities range as high
as thirty. but al thus far are uncon-
frmed
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
TAFT At THEATER
AFTER YALE VISIT
Crowd Cheers President and
Party in New York.
RETURNS TO THIS CITY
No Demonstration Made During
Stay in New Haven.

Chief Executive Attends Meeting of
University Corporation. Then Hur-
ries Back to Gotham, Where, with
Mrs. Taft and Others, He Attends
Performance GiVfP by M"ude Adj
ams-Carries Ivy Plant to Class.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
AMERICAN NATIONS
At FE5TAL BOARD
Friendships Sealed Through
Officials Of Republics.
GATHERING is NOTABLE
Remarkable Scenes Of Patriotic
Feeling and SplendOr.

Twenty-One Countries Represented
at Dinner Given mt the New Will
lard by John Barrett-BeHutiful
Setting OF Flags, and Medley Of
National Airs Stirs Guests-PrO-
phetic Speeches Are Made.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
LEADERS DECLINE
D.l.R. RECEPTION
Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Mclean
viii Not Attend.
STATEMENT DUE TO-DAY
Administration Candidate Will
Explain Her Position.

Declares She VIII Not Attempt to
Reply TO sO-caIIed Charges said 10
Have been Contained in Conserra-
tiveS' PiatfOrm-Says She Does Not
Mean 90 Engage in QuarreIs-SIrs.
story Talks in Ssme Spirit.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
baltimore and Return. sI.2s.

Every Saturday and Sunday ALI trains.
both ways, both days. EXCEPT Royal Linn
tied City Offices. 147 G 81 and 6is Pa.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16

,. H. small a sons. Florists.
l4th and @ SIS, washington: Wal6crf.
astoria and I5S Broadway, New YORK
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16

Saturdays and Sundays via Pennsylvania
Railroad. Tickets good returning until
Sunday night. All regular trains except
the Congressional Limited"
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16

Finest and Freshest FIouers.
BlackistOne's specimens excel 18th & H
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16

Continued on Page ,, Column 4.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16

Secretary Of State Knox said:
To be president Of the governing hoard Of the
international Bureau Of the American Republics I
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
Both Factions nj Reception.

Members or both factions mingled at
TIE reception given in the afternoon AZ
Chevy Chase in honor OF Mrs. Donald
Mclean ard Mrs. r I. Hodgkins BY
Alrs. sarah Wilson Barker. More than
90 Of the daughters" attended and were
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
So fn nnIfimnrn - d..

Continued on Page 3. Column ..
The Washington herald., 1909-04-16
Speaker Cannon Optimistic.

Joseph c. Cannon. foreefuI as ever. re-
sponded to The House of Sepresenta-
tives."
We have problems pertaining TO our
own development sufficient 20 keep Us
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-04

CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-04
cnIcAae CRAM Anp Pnopucr.

CHICAGO CHAIN AND PRODUCE.
Chicago, It, April a.---For the third
mans 10y vSs. ssw ss sspr e
the Hoard q Trade here today when
the May delivery sold at t22 Ia and
July At lo1 S-4 per bushel.
x. Ins tor .r s: AL sosss sirens 4: s cG mt
pared with the prsvious clos.
SSnn asd ss ' sSsss arm Su, and
pit throu ghout this entire day and the
volume o. trade was not apparently
disturbed by the suspension Of John
pickinson ana Company snnounced
ssss s.fa me- os:aRS. s q sss
So no losses 70 ths csicsse e' trade. At
many mort .s o ~s &. ss:ssS.
arm existed; rhis proved true to some
.,for whom 4 may concssn" during the
fy s q the hps massss
quoted ct 100 "a to isi "a, the latter
the GATE. ne a.ais h n 19s sos n Tss July
strength 81 the start was due to the
sr raIn ~ sS, surrounding the cash
vance Of AID to 7-sd at Liverpool. The
leading bull was on the buying side
OF the market, and this started plenty
OF covering By shorta Early In the
day. prices reacted trife on profit
taking but toward the end OF the first
hour priecD again started upward and
before the uptufn was checked. May
had advanced 70 i22 Ia and July to
During the Anai hour the market was
bullishly affected BY crop damaging
rep re,r ana p sn improved demand
ports were received from Ohio telling
OF injury to the, crop by winter killing.
The close was strong with May at
III 5-S to - and July at Ios SIS.
The corn market was q spasm odic at
fair. trade being active at times and
then inclined to drag. The tone, how
ever. was arm all day mainly on ac-
count Of the strength Of wheat. The
close was nrm at net gains Of shade
TO - 70 s-s. May being at SO and July
There was a broad and active trade
In oats and the market scored moderate
gains In sympathy with the strength
OF other grain Cash houses bought
May rather freely while shorts were
the principal buyers Of the deferred
futures. $50
The market closed arm at net gains
OF is TO 3-Sc. Final quotations on
May were at IS Sd to rs and on July
IS 1-2 to SIS.
Provisions were quiet and steady. At
the close prices were shade to 5 cents
higher. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-04
MONTGOMERY MARKETS.
(The quotations are corrected daily "a
The Advertiser.} =

tThe quotations are corrected daily Tor
The Advertiser) o....,
MEALr-standard w. Q: 50 ID sacks soc
bushelS cream Peerless 9sc bushei.
sSfo Prime isSss fancy to 70
berry u Me-; old government Java, 2f@s3o;
1nas,ss fs ssa, per prime
Mocha and Java blends IS @35e. ~A'e'
: cHEEsE-iFull cream daisies isM0isxe.
Observation-Disclosures standard sac; fancy
FLouR-Fancy, nominal; straight, .s "a j.
G1e:s patents $s.zS@ss.7e; fancy Patents
sTARcH-corn 791oc; standard .oos.
Pearly aye; gloss lump 4%e; nickel goods
RicE.Extra fancy head TN csc: fanov
head AK S7He; broken sh 0sAe; japan
sHLTTL,ysrpooi n,lo; Virginia $50:
SSRINAecak AHx l Soda a' sSo; XXX o,,
s s S Bsn HS soda biscuit 10 9s; Scr
a1 ssAsTRpINEs--Amerioan " oil %. $3.50. /.
Mustard SIS; Imported h-oii key open.
MoLAssEs-Georsia Cane Dbl, ssc ral. !.
triIuGai corn syrup in cases sal, 8, e es,
MAPLE sYRuP-"LoK Cabin" bran. !.
gallons 81 per case. u gallons 81. soee -
quarter gallons is 1d8,.lSS ss case. '''' !"
SUGAR CURED MEATS-Hams nn.s,..
average 1f@lso: bacon ls@34o: shouIdsnma
IUA Q11hc. 4~efs
BACON MEATs-.Ciser ribs $40. sss eao.
I.ARD-Hog compound shc; fancv -
lard llSci kettle rendered ian ola nog
Snowdrift ave; Snow-white SIC: vSHoi
white sac: standard cotton oil lard SIS sake
DRY SALT MEArs-Dry salt ribs Sc scS
1920; dry salt cut ribs $s.25@76. ''~
Gan and Feeds 1f,s.
CORN CHUfS-Per blu. 4sA Ws2ko
CoRN-White from store SsVssc; m,x..
2@Sc less. "n&ea
HAY-Timothy; choice per ton ,a,. A..
per ton saS; a. Aiiaita per ton s2s: johnson
oAlsTWnits from store. dray lots. syo
Cotton Seed and PrOduct. S<'zb.
COTTON SEED-Sls per ton
MEAL-Choice $24 firm; prjm. >,
cent. per ton $2a; prime cake DER - per
LINZ ERS-Per Id. 1859. 'on ssl.
oIL@caE lots; Prime crude basis DER IN
COTCoH SEED HULLs-Loose. ma.
Sc. SO, sacked per ton IS. go. ~sT Ton
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-04
TIE SIO~K MARKET

New York. April s.--The selling OF
stoSxs. Which dspresseu prices yester-
Day was provsd BY the action OF the
arss se e. bear sss' nSsSs
the short side. The bears seemed In
disposod to leave their commitments
open over the end Of the week and
ssS nes SsSf IS e .ss
action Wa IN influence IN inducing TIL.
action. There was some avtdencs Of
buying Of the new series At the decline
n prizes wnin sssssfsS at sss SRs
movement and this also promoted the
desire OF the shorts to retire from .
position considsred vulnerable. There
wss noss sar n sns nsws q event to
ment, Yesterdays selling was profess
sdly based on expectation that the Su.
preme Court would hand dewn. q de.
cision on Monday In the case to test
law and today's knowledge on that
subject went no further than that Of
Yesterday, There was not much In the
weekly mercantile reviews TO wsrrant
viyai In trade activity.
February railroad earnings continue
70 make . good comparison with Feb.
ruary OF last year. but the contrast
storation to normal conditions has
made only moderate progress rs yet.
Evidence OF . growing plethora Of
money was = Substantial influence In
sustaining the determination of the
speculators for rise to hold their po.
sition. Funds are offered in abundance
With the effect OF yielding tendency
Tor time loans. A feature Of the sit.
uation IL the borrowing Of funds abroad
against purchases Of prime mercantile
paper In this market, ths 8 Ia per
cent minimum rate tor the mercantile
paper mere onering z margin Of a profit
per cent. -
The days gains were fully held and
the market cosed strong.
1he bank statement disclosed some
wsakening OF position, principally ow.
ing TO increase of deposit liabilities by
the loan expansion. The ease Of the
money market Indicates that this was
IN connection with April ] payments,
which return quickly to the channels
OF the mones market.
ealue $2.414,oOO.
United States Is registered advanced
i-4 per cent on call during the week.
CI0STNG gTnru = Ter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-04
MAsKEf FAVORABLE
HOLDERS OF COTTON ARE MoRE
ENCOURAGED = 49,.
About $50 Bales sold Yesterday. MAX
ing the Total for the Week
tse Largest n Some


Good middling. $50. ....y li-lSc.
strict mfddlinR.. q. .s..t l-Sc.
MiddlinE. .s.ss.s v-A.S.
Strict low middline.. ..s $3.50.
The end Of the week was verv ia
vorable for holders Of cotton in the
local cotton market as the rniddlfng
quotation yesterday evening was 3-ie
cents higher than the quotation last
Saturday, and the general market has
showed n marked advance.
At the close yesterday evening the
New YORK market advanced 6 points
over the day before. while the New
orleans market made q gain Of ~
points.
About $50 bales were reported sold
yesterday and the average price was
about 9 as cents. There have been
more sales the past week In the local
market than there has been for some
time, which indicates 81 firfner market
and better demand.
No new demand for cotton. however,
was reported In the local market yea
terday, nor was there much cotton ofs
fered by the holders and 1T appears
that both sides are holding on. OWNS
to the Improvement In the market the
holders are becoming more optimistic
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-04

Mean St.V $S:sl et.sl
Note-'r" indicates trace Of precipitation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-04

DO. 1st,'sref. ~ s.ss ...s s.s+...
:. oo sep. - ......sss ss.s, ,ss..IsH
Union Pacific - 80. 49,. 80, ...ssvz@
do. list q ref. A. $50 -. .ss..P s
y, 8. Rubber &C. .,.. 49,. as.t 's....!es
u. g Steel I'd Is 80. 49,. ,... .''slySn
" G. Chemical So t....... 80. see. ~
wabash let ts..s. 80. -. . %sss sss.Als p
do. ist q ext. 70 Yt, 20. ..ss'. ssS
west'h Electric ov. 50 ...s 49,. 49,. e2h
wisconsin Central A. .s,.S .4stsss. 80 81
Denv. q r. Or. % .,.s y .ssss .s..s,.t.. ~
y. q. DKPAnrs9ENr or AuR1CuEagRH.
WEATHER BUREAU. x y
moathEy xEefeorSioxicai summary. Htskion
MentGsnegy. Alsbanaas Mea&h
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-04
NEW YoRK PRODUCE.

New York April 3.--Butter weaker: re-
ceiptS $40; creamery special geo (offIcial
3sc); extras use; third to firsts FL @27o;
held third 10 special 20@2Sc.
Cheese firm; unchanged; receipts see.
Weekly exports SCI.
Eggs firm: UNCHANGED; receipts 1&.656.
Cotton seed oil; strong; prime crude 81:
DO yellow s. 3s045; July 6.7597s.
Petroleum steady; refined New York
1850: Philadelphia and baltimore $s.A5;
Rosin steady; strained common to good
SO. so.
Turpentine quiet ssMe.
Rice firm; fair 10 extra * @she: Japan
nominal; MoIasass firm; New Orleans open
kettle good to choice 2S@4 2c.
su9aY raw quiet; fair refining 3.4Sh;
centrifugal ss-test a.9Sh; molasses sugar
s.asA: refined quiet; No. 1;46; No 8
4.35; No. 9 4. 80; No; 70 4:zs; no; u $40;
fsct,oners A l.75; mould A 80; cut loaf
SIS; crushed 6.sb; powdered e'VS; grsnu-
Iafad 4 az. cubes $40.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-04

New York. April 3-Since the seizure
,rhursdav Of trunks containing more
than $50. 900 worth OF imported gowns
and lingerie which were being SNUG
gled into this country 1t Is aheEed
dtsanDeared Further developments
are expected inasmuch as 1t has been
discIosed that the largest part OF the
Smuggling. If not all OF it. has been
dome by one welI-organized bani.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-04
Fote OF Joseph Gardiner.

San Francisco, April 3-Joseph Gardt-
.ner, the Kentucky youth on trial here
on a charge OF numbering a mulatto
sailor on board the whaler Bowhead.
will not known his fate until Tuesday.
United States Attorney Robert T. Dew
lin had not finished his presentation
Of the governments case when court
adjourned last night and a recess OF
three days was ordered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-04
SUGAR MARKET.

refining 4sh; centrifugal 96-test 3.sSh
rnolasses sugar s.2sh; refined quiet; crush
ed So: powdered s. 05; graduated 4.9b.
coffee steady; No. Rio sHo; No, 4 San
Molssses steady; New Orleans 2s9Gsc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-04
sT. LOUIS GRATN.

st. Louis. April SEC e: wheat, No 2
ca h s1.5SH go; No. 2 hard s1.IsH @2Sk;
May 81. l9h Q y; uJly 81. O4K.
Corn: No cash SIC; No. Q white sTk a
Nc May 66hc; July C6%o.
Oats; No. cash sac; No 2 white $40
SEC.
Lead $40. spelter 34.e6.
Poultry: Chickens 12c: springs Ice; tur-
keys 4q1sc; ducks lie: geese Sc.
Butter creamery 20 932ho.
Eggs 1Sc case count.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-04
NEW YORK COTTON

New York. April s.--The cotton market
opened nrm. at an advance of cor points
soon ana s@1O points higher on active gen.
srai buying. bull support and covering
m fisnn liverpool cables, buliish Weekend
reports OF firmer interior holders aided the
ADVANCE which carried prices to within q 4
points OF the high record for the season
made last january. Realizing was heavy at
advance. but offerings were well absorbed
ana the market continued active during the
MIDDLE OF the morning. with prices holding
Wen up to the best
The market closed very steady, with
prices net SOS points higher.
receipts at the ports today 1851 bales
against 1921 last week and i4,sIs last
year; For the week 10000 bales. against
sI,46l last week and 99,s99 last year.
Iouays receipts at New Orleans 1,SSS
bales. against 1919 last year and at Hous-
ton 2,895 bales, against LOTS last year.
Futures opened firm and closed very
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-04
NEW YORK PORT FIGURES

New York, April 3.-Impo-ts OF merchan-
disc and dry goods at the port Of New York
for the week ending March a. were valued
nj sl7,O21,051.
Imports Of specie for the port of New
York for the week en- 'ing today were
$1l0.45s silver and sTs5s2 god.
Exports of specie from the port of New
York for the week ending today were $544,-
600 gold and $500. $50 silver.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-04
MERCANTnE PAPER.

New York, April 3.--CIo3e: Prime meroan-
tile paper 3e a. per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual bust
mes in bankers bills at 5000 for sixty
day bills and at 4S7 40 for demand.
Commere al bills 4s5 NO. ".
Bar silver 50N.
Mexican dollars "a.
Go, ernment bonds steady; railroad bonds
steady
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-04

Manchester, April 3.-BusInsss IN the
cloth market was rather more active act TINS
week and prices we're sseso, os shsrttng as6
i1s aS cioths: India more fancy print;
ing cloths. while South Ameriee aosorpsd
TrS rsaS faaHfern market appear more In
srsd they ad rsssnt sntton s Sra s a9
vance, g.. unwiilins to pay higher prices
ana only . moderate turn over was record
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-04

New York April S.--Tho cotton goods
primary market holds very steady and Ia
active In certain lines of gray goods Cotton
spring OF 1910 are being shown. Burlaps
quiet with stocks light In this market The
iobblng and retail markets closed quiet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-04
Car Lot Receipts.

Car Lot Receipts.
Wheat IS cars, with Is OF contract grade.
Corn 1876 cars, with OF contract grade.
Oats 81 cars.
Total receipts of wheat at Chicago, Min
neapolis and Duluth today were 255 ears,
compared with all cars last week ana 2T0
cars the corresponding day year ago.
{
Produce Market.
Butter-Easy; creameries 20 q csc: dairies
20925c.
Lsgs-Steady: firsts 1sc; prime firsts 20c
Cheese-Strong Daiisise l6V1sAc; Twins
1bq15hc; Young Americas l6& o 1ec; Long
Horns l5t u NC.
Potatoes-ssrong; choice to fancy ss@s5c;
fair to good 90992c.
pouitry-steady; turkeys Ito: chickens
l3c; springs 16c.
Veal-Steady; 80 to 90 ID. WITS. SIC; 60
to IS ID. WITS. shc; Sc to ITO Id. WITS. so
l0hc. t,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-04
GRAIN BROKERS SUSPEND.

Chicago. April Announcement was
made on the board Of trade today of the
supervision OF the firm OF John Dickinson and
Company grain stock and provision brokers.
In addition TO tts membership, on the board
of trade, the company also held member
ship in the Consolidated stock Exchange OF
New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-04
The statement follows:

The percentage Of actual reserve OF the
clearing house shows that these in titutjonS
have aggregate deposits OF SI.237.365.50o:
total cash on hand sl47.75l 500 ana loans
amounting to f1,0si. o33. 500. -''''