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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
RALLY AFTER ALLOW
 LEVEL IN MARKET
Stimulating Effect From Kansas City Sales to
 Foreign Ports

Chicago. November 20.-Export sales at Kansas City rallied wheat today after the market had touched another new low level for this years crop. Closing prices were firm, 1s0psse above last night Corn showed a net advance of i49Sse to 9sc and oats a gain of A@9sc In provisions the outcome ranged from 5c off to rise Of soc Highest prices in wheat came just before the last song. The market had been comparatively indifferent to export business at New York as the bulk was believed to be Canadian. Large sales to Europe from Kansas City for shipment from gulf cities had stimulating effect end were declared to mean that south western hard winter grades had reached competing basis with Canadian spring Favorable weather in Argentina and Aus tralia and large offers from Russia at Liverpool had tended to keep wheat de- pressed until the rebound near the close May ranged between Sg2sc and 9Oiac, with final sales lsc net higher at 9OSs4sOlac. Fear of a squeeze in December led to an up turn in corn The corn was said to be offering little owing to low prices. May ranged from 47c to 471se. closing firm at 47ssc, a net gain of A@9sc Cash grades were steady No yellow was not quoted Some falling off in primary receipts caused oats to develop strength. May sold from 32aS2lse to s21ze, with the close ssc higher al S2ise. Active futures on the provision list went sharply higher as a result of continued shortage in hog ar rivals At the end of the session pork was 22lzG50c higher and other articles generally increased in cost 10M2Oc.
 Future quotations were as follows;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
NEW CORPORATIONS
 IN THE SOUTHEAST

Columbus, Ga. November 2O.--(Spe- clal.) .)-The Industrial Index says:
 Nearly s2,OOO,OO is the aggregate of the minimum capital stocks of 26 new corporations that have beeene formed in the southeast this week, numerous in dustrial and general business lines be- ing represented.
 Construction work is prominent in the reports for the. week. Birmingham, Ala, is preparing to award q contract for the construction of sewers that will cost about $2SO,00O. Tampa. Fla is seeking site for q city hall and library building. \ contract has been awarded aS Jacksonville, Fla, for the erection of a hotel building that wifi have II stories. A contract has been awarded at Macon, Ga, for the erection of a railway terminal building and another for the construction of cotton factory building. the two representing a total of $1S0000. A contract has been awarded at Elberton, Ga, for the eree- tion of postoffice building at an out lay of siO.S00. The erection of an
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21

|eight story building is soon to be be- gun in Mobile, Ala
 "other items of construction work to be done are:
 Bridge, Taft county, Georgia; canal. Palm Beach county, Florida; fraternal building, Talladega, Ala; hospital build ing addition, Tampa, Fla; jail, Colquitt county, Georgia; paving, Tarpon Springs and West Palm Beach, Fla; roads, Clarke county. Alabama, and Palm Beach county, Florida waterworks sys- tenn, Doerun, Ga.; apartment house, Sa- vannah Ga. Construction contracts have been awarded as follows:
 Canal, Kissimmee. Fla; passenger station, Cusseta and Social Circle, Ga. 1; bridge. Montgomery county, Ga; Y. ". c. A. building, Athens, Ga.
 Industrial plants will be established as follows:
 Lumber plant Birmingham, Ala; naval stores plant, Atmore, Ala; paint factory, Bessemer, Ala; lighting plant, Doerun, Ga.; brick plant, near Birming ham, Ala; cooperage plant, Gadsden, Ala.
 "A coal mine will be opened in the Birmingham district at cost of s100,- 900. Arrangements have beeen perfected for surveying. a route for a railway in south Georgia
 "Statesboro, Ga, voted s54,000 of municipal improvement bonds"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
SMALL DECLINE IN
 COTTON MARKET
Moderate Opening Eases Off to Close at
 Decline


 New York, November 20.--A moder- ate opening advance and high records for the movement in the cotton mar lSet this morning but a sagging ten dency soon developed as a result of evening up for the revision of spot differences tonight, or the ginning fig ures expected at the opening tomorrow and while the closing tone was steady last prices showed a decline of from 1 to points.
 The market opened steady at an ad- vance Of 1 to points on overnight buying orders. Liverpool, however was considerably lower than due with private cables attributing the decline to freer offerings of actual, and prices here soon turned easier under seat tered liquidation and local selling for a reaction after the excited advance Tor the last two days
 The market met good support around 2.20c for the spring months, as there appeared to be no change in the gen. eral character of southern spot and crop advices and two or three times during the middle of the day the de- cline was stopped around that level or about 6 or 2 points under the clos ing figures of last night.
 only slight rallies occurred as each little bulge to about or a shade over the final figures of yesterday appeared to bring out an increased supply Of long cotton and the market during the afternoon broke to a net loss of from s 10 13 points on the active months. Spot houses gave some support on this decline which carried March contracts off to 12.17c, comparing with 12.S2c the early high level and while subsequent fluctuations were nervous and irregu- lar the close was or points up from the lowest.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
PRICES TUMBLE ON MORRIS AVENUE Thanksgiving Turkeys Sell ing at IS Cents and Liable
 to Go Lower

Wholesale prices took tumble yester- day on Morris avenue. At the high prices which had ruled for the past week or two. trade had slowed up. With prices falling back to somewhere near normal business is expected to resume it's inter- upted activity.
 The poultry market reduced prices in all it's various assortment of fowls. the Thanksgiving turkey not excepted Tur- keys on Morris avenue are qouted at IS cents per pound and will likely go lower unless th deemand increases, which is not expected at the present, S-
 With the hay and grain dealers prices dropped a few points. The produce and vegetable market showed no changes, but did a very unsatisfactory trade Fruit and vegetable quotations are expected TO decline daily, as the business of the fruit and vegetable dealers is very sluggish at present. The dry salt meat market showed a general reduction on quotations Fish prices also went down several points and show a fair trade Creamery prod ucts were unsteady.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
New York Cotton Futures
Onen. High. LOW. Close.
Port Cotton Movement

Galveston: Firm; middling, 12h: net re- ceipts, 25,317; gross receipts, 25,3l7; sales, 2449; stock. 455,971; Great Britain, 46'2; continent, S3sS; coastwise, 800.
 New Orleans: Quiet; middling, l23-l6c net receipts, 22,0l4; gross receipts, 22,lS6; sales, 1860; stock. 244,6S7; coastwise, 7sS'
 Mobile; Net receipts, 2l27; gross re- eeipts, 2127: stock, 42,51S; eoastwise, 1&9.
 Savannah: Steady; middlng, 1a7sc; net receipts, 93S4; gross receipts, 9SS4; sales, 4s04: stock, 26292; eoastwise, 1646.
 Charleston: Steady; middlng, 12lse net receipts, 26i7; gross receipts, 26f1; stock 53 181.
 Wilmington: Steady; middling. 12c; net receipts, 1892 gross receipts, lSO2; stock, 17,729.
 Norfolk; Steady: middling, 12lse; net receipts 2e4l; gross receipts, 264l sales, 1701: stock 67,530; coastwise, 34S3.
 Baltimore: Nominal; middling, PEG; gross receipts, 100; stock. 1l,296.
 New York: Steady; middiing, F. 40c; net receipts. AS; gross receipts, 9S74 sales, 20o stock, 1O9,60i; Great Britain, SoSf; con tinent i; coastwise, 73f.
 Boston: Steady middling. 24oe; net receipts, 541; gross receipts, s64S; stock S'' 745.
 Philadelphia: Steady; middling, 12,65ci stock, 4126
 Brunswick: Stock, S6,22o.
 Texas City: Net receipts, bofoi gross re ceipts, 6s40; stock, 67,21.
 Mexico City: Stock, 200.
 Aransas Pass: Stock, 35ll.
 Jacksonville: Stock, 123.
 Seattle: Net receipts, 37l; gross receipts, 371: Japan, S71.
 Total today at all ports: Net, s4,1&; Great Britain 14,706; continent, 5339; Japan, 37l. Mexico. 300; stock, 1,35i,9D, x Consolidated at all ports; Net, S6i'9aS Great Britain, 107,132; France, 30,5SS; con tinent. ss O69 Japan, 21,13s; Mexico, ovo.
 Total since Septembef l at all ports Net 4s02, 454; Great BritTin, l,55i'sl9; France. 47o,a06; continent l295]36' Japan 50 GA; Mexico, 300.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
Coffee Market

New York. November 2O.-Coffee futures opened unchanged but eased off during the day under scattering liquidation.
 There was moderate pressure inspired by French cables, reports of continued slack demand and lower cost and freight offers. The close was steady at net decline of 6 to 10 points. A Sales. t1,25o; November December, 13.5zc; January February, 1S.50c; March. 13.7sc; April, 13S5c; May, 139Oc; June. 1s.9ic; July 1s.s6c; August. 13.99c; September. 14.ole. Spot barely steady. Rio Is, 14lsc; Santos, As, 16l4c Mild quiet Cordova, 16i4MlSc; Havre, 19aa4c lower. Hamburg, holiday. Rio 75s reis off at Ssx3I5. Santos un- changed. Brazilian port receipts l2'0oo against Fl 1,0Oeo. Jundiahy receipts, 40,OO0, against 34,Oo0 last year. Today's Santos cables reported conditions steady and un- changed. Sac Paulo receipts, 1S,09o, against 5i 900 Tuesday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
NARROW MOVEMENT
 ON STOCK MARKET
Important Financing An nounced During. Course
 of the Day

New York, November 2o-A Further disposition to await the outcome ot events at home and abroad was manifested by today's stock market. Trading for the greater part of the session was Of a professional character, and movements ! were extremely narrow.
 The tendency was mildly reacuonafy In the early hours, with heaviness Tn United States Steel. Reading and rev other speculative favorites. Tn the nnai hour. to the accompaniment of some ae- tivity pressure relaxed slightly and re- { coveries to, or slightly above yesterday closing, were recorded. despite sudden advance in call money to 6 per cent.
 Londons markets were depressed at the outset but recovered later and some buy ing for that account was reported here The demand was chiefly for coppers and Union Pacific, Prices indicated firmness. Berlin was observing a religious holiday.
 Foreign exchange displayed further Weakness, the rate approximating tile gold import point, but as yet negotiations for the metal by our bankers have not proceeded beyond the tentative stage. Time money, while nominally unchanged was actually inclined to ease for the longer dates.
 Some important financing was an nounced in the course of the day. The New York, New Haven and Hartford sold $40,O00, 900 one year notes to a bank ing syndicate, a considerable part of which 1t is understood will be used for refundins purposes. Directors of the Vanderbilt lines authorized the issuance of s24,000,000 equipment notes. a large share to be applied to payment of con ts<., 4ot.fo al .solI c+
 Bonds followed the course of stocks, shading a tride in some of the more im- portant issues. Total sales par value S1, ,60o0
 United States government bonds were unchanged on call.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
New Orleans Cotton Market

New Orleans, November D.-cottoii futures opened steady al a net advance Of aaIs points in spite of poor cables and good weather map today. Buying Of d manipulative character was in evidence, and it put the trading months 3aA points up. The market did not have good tone after the call and offerings became liberal which resulted in sharp break, which at the end Of the first half hour of traing fin put prices Sm9 points under the close of Tuesday. Cot ton was nervous throughout the forenoon session with no great amount or trading. Both sides were inclined 10 even up. Census statistics are expected to- morrow. revision between this place and New York on spot caused some nerv- ousness as adjustment must be made Of tue low grades offered. Around midday the trade had a sagging tendency. At the lowest prices were points under the final figures of Tuesday. At aoon prices were Gd7 points under. In the afte'noon the trading was dull but steady. At half an hour within the close prices were 3Q5 points under the close of Tues day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
Interior Cotton Movement

Houston: steady middling. 12Ae net receipts. 23.164. gross receipts, 23164; shipments, 25,752; sales, Sl7; stock, 'i2'- 112
 Augusta. steady: middling. 127sc net receipts. 3S4O gross receipts i0S6 ; shipments. 1024 sales, 1O71; stock, s0,- 995
 Memphis; Steady; middlins, l2A c; net receipts, 4321: gross receipts, S4OO; shipments. 76f0, sales, 5000; stock, 1O7,- 517.
 St Louis: Steady middling, l2Ae; net receipts, 1641. gross receipts, l64l; shipments, S44s; sales, Pc; stock, lS,- 045
 Cincinnati: Net receipts, 1895; gross receipts, 1895; shipments. 1921 stock 9351.
 Little Rock Steady; middlins 121se; etSreceipts. 20Ss: gross receipts. 2osS; shipments, 1079; stock, 4l,is4
 Total today: Net receipts, 36, i4s ; gross receipts, 40,074; shipments, f0,- 45s; sales, 5071 stock, i04,779.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
Hubbard Bros. & Co.'s Letter

New York, November 20.-(Special.) ) Though Liverpool was again disap- pointed in the trade, this market has shown remarkable steadiness after the advance Of the past few days A reac- ton was In order and to be expected. People want to take profits in cotton the same as in real estate or any oth- CT article, so we closed some points lower than last evening.
 Europe is not quite satisfied at the outlook between Austria and Seryia but undoubtedly all disputes will be satisfactorily arranged in a peaceful manner.
 There was cotton for sale on the ad- vance in the south as there was here, as Liverpool reports the American sell ing The feelings tonight is that the market should ease off tomorrow on the expected bearish ginners' report.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21

Rye-No. 9 COG
 Barley-Feed for mixing. 44@5oe; fair to choice malting, 59M70c.
 Timothy Seed-$3.OOa3 75; clover seed, SIS. O0GI17.50.
 Mess Pork-17@1725c.
 Short Ribs-Loose, 1O.371sGl10.s7isc Butter-Steady; creameries, 29a34e, dai- ries. 26n31c.
 Eggs-steady receipts, 2i29 cases; at mark. cases included, 22m25c; ordinary firsts 24c; lrsts, 27c.
 Cheese-We Daisies, lS144l6laca Twins. 15a4dI16c: Young Americas, ,6l4a 161kc; Long Horns, 16h@l6lAc
 Potatoes-Steady; receipts 45 cars; Mich igan. 53 Minnesota, 52.
 Poultrys-Alive, weak, turkeys lIc; chickens, 10c; springs, l0isc.
 Veai-Firm, 9M14c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
Live Stock Market

Chicago. November 20.-Catte: Receipts 27. GOO; market steady to 10c lower; beeves s. 25al10. 55; Texas steers, s4.S0@5.60; west .ern steers, s5.50@e; stockers, si.15M7.25 cows and heifers, s2.75dl7. 4o; calves, s6.500 1925.
 qIofs: Receipts. 36000; market weak light. 6. .4017. 90; mixed, s7.45Q7.95; heacy, $7. 45dD7.95; rough, s7.40@76O; pigs S5.2o9 40: bulk of sales S1.I0M7.9O.,
 Sheep: Receipts. 45,0 mostly 1oc low CT: native, s3.50a4.50; western. sS.75d4.50; yearlngs, sa.s65.90; lambs, native, $S.500 750; western, s5.35m6.i5.
 Kansas City, November 20.-cattle: Re- ceipts 5000, including 800 southerns; mar lxet firm to weak; dressed beef and ex- port steers, ss.20a1025; fair to good. s6.5o@ 500; southern steers, s4.25u7. 25; southern cows. $3.75Q55d.
 Hogs: Receipts. 1S,0e0; market firm strong close: bulk of sales. S.5Sn1.s5 heavy. s7. 7.75d7 90; packers and butchers q, ,e5a7.so; light, sl.5oq7io; pigs, se.5on'.
 Sheen: Receipts. 5000; market steady and strong: lambs. s607; yearings. s4.5On 4.ls wethers. s42505 ewes, s3.s0@4.5o sfockers, s9d45o.
 Louisville. Ky. November 20.-Cattle, Receipts, 300: market strong; range, s2@ s.75.
 Hogs: Receipts, S8oo: to loc up: range s4. 5oa7.7o.
 sheep: Receipts. D: market steady lambs, 5Jhc down; sheep, Sc down
 St. Louis. November 2o--Cattle; Re ceiptS 10000 including 300 Texans; mar. ket weak to lower; native shipping and export steers S750au; dressed and butch CT steers. s5.35Ms.15; stockers, sS.'ono Texas and Indian steers, s4.50d7.40; cows and heifers, s3.25@5.10.
 Hogs: Receipts, l0.s00: market firm pigs and lights, s6.75G7.9o mixed and butchers, $7.65@7.9s; good heavy. sAsoo 7.95.
 > Sheep: Receipts. 5000, market Ice down muttons s4.1o04.35; lambs, A40do.'V 'stockers S275a350.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
New York Money

New York, November 20.-Money on call firm. 51s@6 per cent. Ruling rate and closing bid, 5Ac. Offering, Go. Time loans easier Sixty days. per cent. Ninety days. sac Six months, SAC. Six tnontiIs, 544511ac.
 Prime mercantile paper, 6 per cent. Sterling exchange heavy with actual business in bankers bills, $4.sO.70 for 60 lay bills and s4S4S5 for demand. Com nercial bills, $4.so1sc. Bar silver, 62s4c. Mexican dollars, 4s&c. Government bonds firm. Railroad bonds easy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
Fruits and Produce

Apples, fancy winesap, s475Q5 pe. bbl York and Imperial apples. ss25Q30 Dbl: bulk apples, sz.2og2by per bbl F'Icrida oranges, s2.50 per box: California lemons s575 per box; grape fruit, s3.25 per pox, tanserines, s4.50 per box. concord granes. lie per ponud; California tEmperor) grapes, $2.50 per boz, Malaga grapes. m kegs S5sS0l7 cranberries, y250 per box per barrel, s9 Italian chestnuts, 10c Der pound. Lines, s1 per hundred Irish no. tatoes, s0us5c bu. Onions, red globe I@ z per lb. Danish cabbage, 11kc per Ii-. Celery, s5c per dozen; s5.a0u4.50 per crate. Rutahagas. 11zc per pound.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21

which 700 were for speculation and ex- port and included 1900 American. Re- ceipts 29,000 bales, including 23,00O American. Futures opened easy. Closed barely firm. November, 6.70hd; No- vember-D December, 6.5S1sd; December January, 6.56kd; January February 6.551hd1s February March, 6.541sd March April, 6.531ad; April-May, 6.53d May-June. 6.53d; June-July, 6.521hd July August, 6.51d August-September 6.421ad, September October. q 6.26d; Oc- tober- November. 6.21d.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
Ird;ct Hickey for Murder

Buffalo, N. Y., November zo.-The Erie county grand jury today returned al indictment against J. Frank Hickey. nov ,,nder arrest at Toms River, N. J., charg ing him with murder in the first degref in having caused the death of Josepi Josephs, a child, at Lackawanna in Oc .ober.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
New Orleans Cotton Futures

New orleans, November 20.--Cotton spot. quiet. unchanged Middling, i23-i6ci sales. 72o: to arrive, 9i0; low ordinary 8 13-16c: ordinary, 99sc; good ordinary 11hc: strict good ordinary, 1fkc; low middling. 1ls4c strict low middling. 12c; middlIng. 12 3-lsc: nominal, strict mddline l2ssc; good middling. 12 s-lsc: strict good middling, 12s4c: nominal middling, fair II 13-16c; nominal; middling. fair 10 fair B s-1sc: fair. 13 15-1sc; nominal. Receipts 22,0ls. Stock. 2H.651
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
Bonds
Treasury Statement

Washington, November 20.-With the be- ginning of business today the condition of the United States treasury was Work ing balance, $90,15S,5S1. Tn banks and Philippine treasury, sS1,9S9,5S6.
 Total of general fund, sl46,o6t,9s9. Re ceipts Tuesday, $1,9s5, PAS. Disbursements Tuesday, s1,O9S,s01 The deficit for fiscal year, $S,6S4, ,S9ss against s23 026,s7s last year These sums exclude Panama canal and public debt transactions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-21
Kansas City Grain

Kansas City, November 20.--Cash wheat, No. hard. 90i9e; No. red, 96 O 9sc; No. 3. 90@e7c. Corn No. mixed, 43 1s e 44e; No 3, 42@42hc; No. white, 46c: No. 3, 43Ac. Oats lac off; No. ? white. 321b @331sc; No, ? mixed, S2 m 32hc. Close Wheat December, 7sss @ 7si5c. May, s4ss@s4ac; July, s11A @. s1 5s C. Corn: December 4Sssc; May 44s, m447se: July, 45 ss @ 45 lAc. Oats: December, 32Ae May, SSi4 @3Sssc