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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-09-04
The Metal Market

New York, September 3.-Great weak
ness developed in tin in the home market
today, coupled with a decline amounting
to 40 points, which makes a perpendicular
drop of 11sc within two weeks in the price
of the spot article. Even at the present
level, consumers are taking only what
they require from day to day. The pri-
mary reason given for the break today
was the heavy offerings in the far east
ern markets which influenced a sharp de-
cline at London and in turn the New York
market. The English market broke los
for spot, which closed at e129 and 12s Cd
for futures, closing at G123 rs Cd. The
local market closed at $2705Q27.10.
Copper locally was dull and weak, but
not much lower. standard spot closing
at $40. 7Gd1150; lake Si1.30911.60; electricity
tic $l1 20dl1. IS and casting at $11.20d11. 80.
The London price was lowered SIS Sd spot,
closing at e51 13s Cd and futures at e52.
Lead was unchanged in both markets,
here at Az and abroad at e10 1Ss Id. Spell
ter remained steady and unchanged; Lon
don quoting e19 rs Sd and New York at
$50 Domestic. iron markets ruled quiet
and firm without change. Warrants nom
inal. No foundry, northern, $23. 004250 90;
No. 2 foundry northern, s22.00a23.0O No.
1 foundry, southern. $22.OO423. 90; No. 1
foundry southern soft, S22.00d23.00; Eng
lish markets were quiet; Glasgow closing
at SIS Cd and Middlesboro at 53s.
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but the stun was well taken and had but
little If any effect on prices. The e7osv
shows September and December about le
higher The market was affected by the
weather IN the northwest Frosts were
reported IN Manitoba and parts Of North
Dakota and predictions are for more
tonight. Cables were firm. showing small
advances. The frost scares had great eff
feet IN corn. There was general buying
and shorts covered very freely. advancing
prices materially. and the market held
firm at the advance, with offerings very
light. The southwest was a large buyer
and commission houses as a rule had buy
ing orders in. The government report was
moderately bullish. Oats were affected to
some extent by strength In wheat and
corn. and the market after a steady OPEN
ing became firm and advanced with other
markets. Brokers were the best buyers.
Commission houses took late months
freely, and shorts covered. There was
some buying on the poor grade ef oats
coming H. Hog products have been about
steady today in spite of the weakness
of hogs at the yards. October stuff was
easiest of the list. There was a general
demand for January, induced to some ex-
tent by the frcst ncare in grain. There
was fair commission house and broker
buying. Selling was scattered.
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Cotton Seed OIL.
Theodore Prices Statement.

New York, September al take this
means of answering hundreds of tele-
graphic inquiries reaching me from all
over the country In regard to the cotton
market 1t is impossible for me to reply
to them individually. The report Of the
United States government issued today in
regard to the cotton crop indicates con-
ditions Of 81, which Is the lowest On rec
ord for September it is, and has been
confirmed and foreshadowed by all other
reports, public and private, for the past
three weeks. The most optimistic con-
struction that it is possible to put upon
the government report does not JUSTLY
the expectation of a crop CT 10,000,O00 bales
of American cotton.
The world consumed during the year
just ended 100000 bales of American
growth, and in order to make this supply
suffice reserves everywhere are practical
ly exhausted. For the coming season the
world will require, conservatively es-
timated, about ii, 25O0c0 bales of Amer
lean cotton. There is then q theoretical
deficiency between the maximum supply
and the minimum of at least 1,25O0O0
bales, an actual deficiency is commercial
ly unthinkable. The price must go to
figure that will check consumption. This
price is by no means reached s yet.
America has practical monopoly of
cotton production. Peace reIgns univer-
sally throughout the world. Industrial
and commercial enterprise Is upcfhcked
and expanding. Next to ROOD stufls cot
ton is the most important and necessary
staple consumed oy civilized society.
think it entirely probable that before any
effect upon consumption Is apparent cot
ton will be selling at 10 cents a pound in
the south, and doubt if the advance Will
stop there. If producers or the vticle
are wise they will demand and obtain
that figure.
1r1EODORE II PRICE
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The Coffee Market.

New York, September Spot Rio
steady; No. nominal; mild, firm; Cor
dova Sd11k
Futures opened steady points lower,
following the lead of somewhat easier
European markets and were quiet all
day with practically no change from the
opening figure. On the call there was
enough foreign and Wall street demand
to give the market steadiness. Importers
sold in a spasmodic way and there was
light room selling on the reaction theory
The features of statistics was found in
clearances of $4,000 bags for the United
States and New York arrivals of 2l3, 900
bags. The market closed quiet, net to
10 points lower. January showed the loss
of 10 points. Sales amounted to 10000
bags, including September 5.3565.4O; De-
cember $50; January 5.55; February 5000
5.65; March 57Oq575; May 5.S5: July $500
sos.
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COTTON ADVANCES
OVER 81 A BALE
Government Report Shows Poor
Condition of Crop.
MARKET IS VERY BULLlSH
It ls Expected That = Stampede Of
Shorts viii Take Place To-
day in the Liverpool
Market.
MARKET is VERY BULLlSH

New York, September 3.-The cotton
market opened firm with prices three to
six points higher and following the call
for time continued to work steadily up
ward In the face of unsatisfactory cables
from Liverpool and reports of further
recommendation in the cotton belt nota-
bly, in the central and eastern divisions
The chief supporting factor was the
belief that the September government
report due at midday would show much
lower condition of the crop than hereto
fore reckoned with. Liverpool was not
tardy In responding to the flrmness here
and Europe contributed a goodly num-
Der Of buying orders believed to be for
covering purposes. While there were re-
actinary movements later in the morning
from time to time the general course
of the market was upward with Wall
street a strong and enthusiastic buyer
of the winter months
Trading was exceptionally active
throughout the early session. The gem
eral impression was that the govern
ment would give an average condition of
70 or 70 as against s1.9 last month and
ia last year.
At u o'clock the advance was 10 to IA
points with with the tone strong. Then
came the announcement "64, Washing
ton" and Instantly the whole market in
rapid motion started upward with the
shorts panic stricken. Wall street bulld
pressed their advantage and the public
was an eager buyer.
Speculation was very active all the rest
of the day and despite fiurries of profit
taking with slight reactions the general
ruling of the market was strong with
November at one time thirty-one points
above the close Of yesterday.
The close was firm and net % to 30
points higher. Total sales were estimat-
ed at $50, 900 bales.
The special government rainfall bulle-
tins gave showers to good rains over the
central and eastern belt, but the drouth
has stricken western districts which re-
manned dry and hot. The fact that Texas
reported a condition of So and Alabama a
condition of 81 with conditions since the
report was made UP, unfavorable to the
crop in those states led to the predictions
for a short crop. Near the close local
shorts were greatly disturbed by claims
that Liverpool will tomorrow advance
more than the five to six points due,
owing to a probable stampede of the
european Shorts Inc report tnat PreS-
ident Roosevelt had been seriously injured
in trolley CO accident made only tenn
porary effect upon market at midday,
the late kilograms from the south report
ed advances in spot cotton of u to &c.
New York, September 3-Steady: mid
ding 9k; net receipts 50; gross 1921; sales
1885; stock 1885, Great Britain 2057; coast
wise 200.
I Total today: Net receipts 1895; Great
Britain posi-; export continent 1896; stock
1871 021.
Consolidated: Net receipts 73,112; Great
Britain 7746; export continent 406S
Total since September 1: Net receipts
$3.50; Great Britain TAG; export continent
1863
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New York, September S.-The Com
mercia1-Advertiser' London financial
cablegram says:
The stock market here today was list
less except in Americans. There was
some French activity in foreign bonds.
consols went to 81. Americans opened
good and hesitated, sagged to PARTIES
and then hardened on the opening in
New York They dipped on the report of
the accident to President Roosevelt, but
rallied on the announcement of his es-
cape from serious injury. The close was
feverish. far under the best, except
Reading railroad which bounded to 40
Arbitraguers have been quietly shipping
thousands of these shares fortnightly for
months past and London believes that
the rival interests are now balanced. 1t
expects that the fight for domination
will soon become acute.
Coal railroad shares become prominent
on the rumor that the strike would be
settled within two weeks Sixty thousand
pounds sterling came in. Austria would
664, 900 bullion. Consols call for G4500, 600
tomorrow, but the government disburs-
ing freely relieves the pressure. Paris ex-
change is 25.19; Berling 20.4SA. The straits
settlement are buying silver on the drop.
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Cotton Letter.
C. w. Lee & Co.'S Letter to II. D. Goth
ran & Co.

c. w. Lee & Co.'S Letter to II. D. Goth
ran & Co.
New York, September 3.-The bureau
report is beyond comprehension. 1t might
have been "A or even z, or at worst TO-
But how the figures can be 81 no one
knows; but the figures have been issued
and have to be reekoned with. We are
not concerned with the accuracy or the
mistakes of the bureau. Such a condition
may be out of the way as much as was
last years estimate of 100000 bales and
the crop turning out 10700i000. The real
Importance to be attached to the figures
is that the crop is not big one and the
weather has been unfavorable. The world
will need HOO 600 bales this year and we
fail to see where the cotton is coming
from. It is going to be a big year in cot
ton speculation. That much is beyond
question. Prices will be higher than the
present level. The advance may come
soon, and may not come unal later.
The situation deserves careful study,
for there will be a lot of money made on
the long side of the market before an
other planting season. Buy cotton on
every decline during the fall when the
crop is being marketed. Late in the year
the price will advance more easily.
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clearlnas and Exehanoe.

st. Louis, September 3.-Clearings S.,
OLA, O35; balance 9O7. Money steady so
per cent New York exchange Csc dis
count
Cincinnati, September 3.-Money 31sd6
per cent. New York exchange 10c dis
count Clearings S3,695,25O
Memphis, September 3.-Clearings 1884,
43s; balances $131.305.
PHILADELPHIA, September 3.-Clearings
SO. 232 1888; balances 2,766,066.
Baltimore September S.-Clearings S.
1923, $50; balances s611, 431.
Boston, September 3.-Clearings $22,5S2,-
sos; balances So, 437,625.
New Orleans, September 3.-Clearings
s., s31, g69 New York exchange par; COM
mercial 81 per 1000 discount.
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New Orleans Market.

New Orleans, September 3.-During the
first part of today there was very little
business transacted In the market for
spot cotton. Neither buyers nor factors
showed much disposition to trade pend
ing the receipt of the government month
ly report. When the report was read
placing the condition at GA, an unprece
dentedly low lever, factors at once adj
vanced their prices. The sales were 300
bales, including 1900 to arrive. Quota
lions advanced 1sc.
In the contract market bureau day Is
always exciting no matter to what ex-
tent the trade may previously discount
government utteranees, and today was no
exception to the rule. Between the call
and the receipt of the bureau report
there was considerable covering by shorts
and buying for the long account, and
prices moved back and forth feverishly
over a varying range of about points,
standing at II a. m 10 to II points above
last evenings closing record AT this
level came the bureau report, which as
tonished operators on either side. Prices
at once shot up over 20 points and for a
time the market was wildly excited; but
with the first paroxysm over, matters
quieted down rapidly. the market closing
steady at net advances from yesterdays
prices of II points on September, % on
October and q to % points on the other
months.
New Orleans, September 8. Cotton
Futures steady. September S.46dS.47, Oc-
tober s.46Gs. Al, November S.45dS.47 De-
eember s. 46Q6 Al, January S.47Q8.4S, Feb
ruary s.46QS .4s, March s.4SQs.49.
New Orleans, September g. Cotton
firm; sales 3700 bales; ordinary Bloc,
good ordinary 11-16c, low midding 3-10c
middling 6tsc, good midding Shc mid
ding fair 9Ac. receipts 2056 stock 1855.
Daily Statement
p Galvest on-Easy, middling 9-16c; sales
240O; receipts 1859; stock 36S61.
Mobile-Steady, middling SIC; sales 200;
receipts 257; stock 1916.
Sayannah-Steady, middling sac; sales
4S5; receipts $3.50; stock 31,621.
Charleston-Firm. middling 83sc; sales
100; receipts 904; stock 1884
Wilmington-Firm. middling sAc; re-
ceipts 1904 stock 1880.
Norfolk-Firm. middling 6%c; sales 8;
receipts 70; stock 2530.
Baltimore-Nominal, middling &c; stock
1000.
Boston-Steady, middling &c; net re-
ceipts 80: gross receipts 80.
Philadelphia-Firm middling CSC; stock
1890
st. Louis-SteadL middling GIG; stock
1856.
Memphis, September 3.-Cotton closed
steady at 1-16GAc advance. Middling SIC;
sales $50; receipts 167; shipments 6s3;
stock 5S91.
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Chicago Change.

Chicago, September 3.-Frost just over
the Canadian border and fears that it
would drop down as far as Iowa tonight
put corn shorts in a state of fright today
and brought good burgess in all grains.
The advances in wheat and oats were
largely IN sympathy with corn. There
was a good general trade and at the close
both September and December wheat
were up 1@1Asc, September corn 11sc up.
December corn 1c higher, September oats
1hc higher and December oats sc up.
Provisions closed unchanged to 10c down.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
-lI-1or.- Omar, IIin.i I lnrr fsInra
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Chicago. September 3.-Wneat has been
strong all day The buying of December
has been the very best kind, and the
feature of the market was the scarcity
of offerings, the principal selling being
by the pit crowd and a little prollt-tak-
ing by local longs. September has been
equally strong but the trade was not
so large as that in December. Selling by
Armour was the feature in this month,
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Southern Railway Co.
The Great Highway of Travel North,
East, South and West.
Schedule in Effect January 9. 1909.

No. 80, washington and Southwestern
Limited, solid vestibuled train, Atlanta
10 Washington; Pullman sleeping car.
Birmingham to New York; also Pullman
library observation car, Atlanta TO New
York; dining car east Of Atlanta.
No. &c. ~. s. Fast Mail" carries Pull
man sleeping cars Birmingham to Rich
mond, Va, via Atlanta; sleeper Atlanta
to New York; sleeper Birmingham to
Jacksonville. Fla; cafe car Birmingham
to Atlanta, regular.
Dining car east Of Atlanta.
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with stronger tone following the gov
eminent report on the cotton crop. Buy
ers have been anxious to purchase ahead
and sellers less willing to accept orders
at current prices. No open change In
quotations. Wooden goods are firm with
a fair demand.
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New York, September S.-Money on call
firm at 411d6 per cent; closing bid and
asked 5651h Prime mercantile paper 51k0
per cent; sterling exchange steady 4.S6,
6. 256I4. Sc for demand and at 4.SSQ.S4 for
sixty days; posted rates 4.S5@4. S51s and
4. S71s6l4. SO; commercial bills 4.S3d4S5. Bar
silver 81; Mexican dollars Al; government
bonds steady; state bonds inactive; rail-
road bonds irregular.
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LIvernoni Market.

Liverpool, September 3.-Cotton spot
moderate business; prices 1-16d higher;
American middling fair 13-s2d good
middiing 5-s2d; middling 1-16; low
middllng 3-32d; good ordinary 27-32d !;
ordinary 1920. The sales of the day
were 1000 bales Of which 800 were for
speculation and export, and included $500
American. Receipts 5000 bales, including
800 American. Futures opened firm and
closed feverish. American middling Sep
TENDER 4.56Q457 buyers; september-Oc-
tober 4.48 sellers; October November
4.4O, sellers; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4.s7,
sellers; December-January 435d4. 49, sell
lers: January February 435 sellers; Feb
ruary-March 4.34G4.35. sellers; March
April Aba, sellers; April-May 4.33Q4 a.
sellers.
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If you eat without appetite yon need
Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t promptly removes
impurities that clog and impede the ac-
ton of the digestice organs, creates good
appetite and digestion. strength of body
and activity of brain.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Easy.
Wheat-No 2 spring 72a73c; No. 3, 6s@
7O1kc; No. red, 70s4471&c.
Corn-No. 2 yellow, CSC.
Oats-No 2, 2s1zd29c No. 8 white. 500
37lkc.
Rye-No. 2, 501kc.
Barley-Fair to choice mailing, 50@63c.
Flaxseed-No 1, s1.3S; No. northwest
ern, $1.43.
Mess Pork-Per barrel SIG. 70q16.75.
Lard-Per 100 pounds, $40 45d10.50
Short Rib Sides-Loose, SIC. 20d10.25
Dry Sailed Shoulders-Boxed, SssdsAc.
Short Clear Sides-Boxed. 9AQ10ssc.
Whisky-Basis of high wines, sl.3i.
Clover-Contract grade, $685..
On the produce exchange today quota
lions were:
Butter--Steady; creamery 15ql9c, dairy
13lad1715c.
Cheesc-Firm, 10G10Ac.
Eggs-Steady; fresh 171Rc.
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New YORK COTTON Eutures.


Baltimore, September 3.-Seaboard Air
Line common 32A bid; do preferred 5214q
522s bonds SSa49SS7s.
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Live Stock Market.

Chicago, September Seattle receipts
10000 including GOO Texans and 1000 west
ern; choice natives steady to slow; good
to prime steers SsaSo poor to medium
4.25G7. so, stockers and feeders s2.5O@5. %,
cows 81 .5Oa5.5 helfers 50 .5Od6. Gamers
81 5Od2. so, bulls 81 50d525, calves S3q7. 25,
Texas steers $3d3.50, western steers $9.75
05.75.
Hog receipts $1,000; market 10 to 15c
lower Mixed and butchers 81. e0@7.7 good
to choice heavy 81 5097 IS. rough heavy
S7.15G7. 40, light $7.25@7 65.
Sheep receipts $1,000; lower; good to
choice wethers $3.5Q64. fair to choice
mixed $2.50d3.50 western sheep $4,000
3.75, native lambs S3.50a6 western lambs
SO. 1906. 20.
Cincinnati, September 3.-Hogs quiet,
lower, So 60GD7 So Cattle dull, lower, s20
6.75 Sheep dull S1QS. Lambs dull, 500
5.35.
Cotton Seed Oil.
New Orleans, September 3,-Cotton seed
oil: Prime refined. IN barrels. 36c; OF
refined. in barrels, Doc; prime crude loose,
nominal.
New York Sept TENDER 3.-Cotton seed
oil dull; petroleum steady; rosin steady,
turpentine, rice, molasses steady; speltcr
firm; domestic 5lac.
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Tr.asury Statement.

Washington, September 3. -Today's
treasury balances exclusive Of the gold
reserve show: Available cash balance
5000, 265, 49,; gold s116,OO4,71S.
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Birmingham City eonds.
Birmingham city bonds can De bought
on about a 5 per cent basis.