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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
WHEAT Z 1-4C UNDER
 PREVIOUS NIGHT Prices Slide Downward. European Quotations
 Responsible
November 26.-Wheat

Chicago, H.. November 26wheat prices slid downward today, chiefly be- cause European quotations appeared to make weather scare absurd.
 The market closed heavy 1 to lisq2ae under last night. Corn finished h@sse down. Oats unchanged to i4c off and pro- visions varying from 171sc decline to an advance of cents. Transatlantic in difference to chances that the war would spread took the wheat pit by surprise. The result was much unloading and the leaders in short selling renewed their attacks
 Heavy receipts and a big increase in courage bulls. Argentine crop advices were bearish and there was practically no milling or foreign demand. The only sign of a rally was in response to tran sient gossip that a break had come in negotiations for European peace. Prices ranged from 9oi4a90ssc for wheat with last sales at 901tc, decrease of 1Lc for the option in chief. Larger receipts and fine weather depressed corn. Trade at times was dull. May ranged between 47ssq47S4c and 4Sq4Sisc, closing easy Ac net lower at 46a4G465se. Cash grades were heavy. No. yellow was not quoted at all. Covering by shorts kept the oats market relatively steady. May. which sold from S2l4g32asc, closed 1sa5ac off at 32AM323sc Stock yard houses unloaded provisions and discounted hog cholera re- ports. As a consequence active deliv- cries underwent decline of to 7izQ17lse
 Future quotations were as folloWs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
REORGANIZATION SOUTHERN IRON AND STEEL COMPANY

Referring ia the Modified Plan for the Reorgani- xaton of Southern Iron and Steel Company. dated y 12. 1912 notice is hereby given that John W. Plat len has been elected chairman of the committes ia succession to Cecil A. Grenfe who has resigned member of the Committee. and Alfred A. Cook has been added 10 the Committee.
 There have been deposited and subject to the Modified Plan Of Reorganization 80 per of the bonds ss cent of the secured notes. and 9i per cent of the dcbentures of Southern Iron and Steel Company.
 In view of the large amount of deposits already rs- eeiYed and the probability of early sale of the properties of the Southern Iron and Steel Company. the Committee has extended the tmo for the deposit oi bonds. and debentures until the close of business on NOVEMBER 30, 1912. Pursuant 10 the powers in that respect conferred upon the Committee by the Modified Plan, the Com- mttee has determined to permit the holders of claims against tho Southern Iron and Steel Company Gin ad- dltiou to the bonds secured notes and debenurcs) participate in the benefits of the organization upon the deposit of said claims of thereof. and. lin either case. with assignment thereof in form approved by the Committees with the Depo5itary under Inc Modified Plan to the extent and and in the provided in agreement dated November 4th. i0l2 which the Committee has executed and filed with the Deposay. copies of which may be obtained upon application 10 the Denositsry to the Secretary of the Committee Certificates of deposit will be issued upon tho deposit of all such claims. which may be made until the close of business. on NOVEMBER 30. 1912. All deposits must be made with BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. the Depositary under tAe Modi- fled Plan, at it's office No. i6 Wall Street. New York City.
 No deposits will be received after November so.i9l2. except with the consent of tho Committee and upos such terms as lt may approve.
 Dated New York. November G. 1912
 JOHN ". PLATTEN Chairman.
 ALEXANDER ]. HEMPHiLL.
 EDWIN c. MERRILL.
 BENJAMIN STRONG. IT,.
 HARRY BRONNER.
 NEVILLE G. HiGHAm.
 s. H. VOORHEES,.
 - ALFRED A. COOK.
 committss SAMUEL UnTERMYER. ALBERT RATHBoNE,
 r Counsel 4, M wIckWiRE, Secretary.
 37 Wall Street New York City
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
Interior Cotton Movement

Houston: Steady; middling l2sso; net receipts 2i,062; gross receipts. 21,o62; ship ments, 21 053; sales, 260l stock, 14aN3.
 Augusta: Steady middling, 12alt: net receipts, 5I54 gross receipts, 5l29 ship ments, S79 sales. Bl2; stock. 9l91s.
 Memphis: Steady: mddllng, 13ise; net receipts, 4S4i; gross receipts. 7S02: snip ments, 5i32; sales. 2050; stock, 1889.
 St. Louis Steady middling. 12c; net receipts, 1l9; gross receipts, 29sS: ship ments, 3269: stock, 120i2.
 Cincinnati Net receipts. 19O7 gross re- ceipts, 1907; shipments l593; stock S796.
 Little Rock Steady. middling, 127tc; net receipts, 2239; gross receipts, 2239; shipments 2i99; stock I3,237.
 Total today: Net receipts, 33,925: gross receipts, 4O,577; shipments, 33,i2I; sales, 7f63; stock 42s,7S5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
SHARP ADVANCE IN THE COTTON MARKET
Bullish Crop and Trade Ad- vices Behind the Move
 ment-High Records

New York, November 26-Bullish crop and trade advlces caused another sharp advance in the cotton market today, and after an early decline prices made new high records for the season, with the close firm at q net gain of from Il to 2s points.
 The opening was steady at unchanged prices to a decline of 3 points, and the market sold to Il points net lower right after the call under overnight selling or ders. Relatively easy Liverpool cables and continued nervousness over the Eu- ropean political situation, combined with the approaching holiday encouraged con siderable local pressure, while foreign houses and the south were active sellers. The offerings however, were readily ab- sorbed with most of the buying attributed to strong trade interests, and the market frmed up on this support, which was ac- companied by very bullish reports from the dry goods trade and predictions of bullish crop estimate from the govern ment early next month. As prices worked higher stop orders were uncovered sug- gesting uneasness on the part of the re- cent sellers, this gave the market rather an excited tone, and when the buying movement became general prices soon worked into new high ground for the movement with January contracts selling at 12 .S6c and March at 12. 73c, or 26 to 2s points net higher. The close was 1 to 5 points off from the best under realizing. Today's advices from the Balkans were considered more favorable, and an opti- mlstic view of the foreign political situa- ton was encouraged by a decline in grain and the nrmer tone of stocks. The feat ure of the news most emphasized ap- peared to be the small local supply, re- ports of activity on the part of the do- nestle mills and claims that eastern spin ners were but poorly supplied with raw material
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
New Orleans Cotton Market

New Orleans. November 26--Cotton futures opened steady al 4 decline of to ] points on poor cables and a favorable weather outlook.
 Leading bull interests were sparing in their support. A moderate amount of selling served to press on the trade. At the same time the undertone was steady on reports of good spot de- mand in the interior. European political news was regarded as highly unfa- vorable. but the bears made little at tempt to use if aggressively and at the end of the first hour prices were 12 to 13 points under Mondays closing price
 Around the middle of the session the trade took on better tone as the re- suit of more encoura ging private news from Europe regarding politics.
 A steadiness of foreign quotations on securities was taken here as a good sign. Bulls offered the speculation .weighty support. sslers were quick to seek cover and their purchases ma terialIy increased the trades volume. At noon prices were 2 to 14 points over Mondays last quotations.
 After the midday hour the trading increased in volume. Many outside in- fuences were at work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
Coffee Market

New York. November 26.-Coffee futures opened firm at an advance of>3 to 13 points and developed considerable strength on covering. trade buying and bull sup port
 Reports that the Brazilian government estimated the coming Santos crop at only 90o0,OO0 bags. and advices from Santos indicating that the stocks there were largely sold to consuming countries and that primary holders had been offered ample financial assistance appeared to inspire the buying movement in connec- ton with higher cables and firmer cost and freight offers. The close was steady and from 13 to 23 points net higher.
 Sales, 15s.0o0. November, 13.Gec: Decem- Der. 1s.55c; January. 1s.e0e; February. E .65c; March. 1S.Ssc: April, 1s.97c: May. IA .05c; June, 14.09c. July. 14. .13c; August, II l5c; September. 14.1sc; October. 1419e; spot steady; Rio 7s. l41ac; Santos Is, 16hc; Mild quiet; Cordova. 16l4 n1sc Havre, to 114 pfennigs up. Rio and santos un- changed. Brazilian port receipts 5000, against 64.o00 last year. Jundiahy receipts B GOO. against 35,0o0 last year. Today's Santos cable reported the market 50 reis up at 7sx959; Sac Paulo receipts 37,0Oo. against 42.0eo Monday. New York ware house deliveries 9246. against 5557 bags last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
New York Cotton Futures
Port Movement.

Galveston: Steady; middling 12ssc. net receipts, 47.326; gross receipts, 4S,- 626 sales, 1750; stock. 4s6,615; to Great Britain, 7319; to continent, 19,9Ss; coastwise, 5476.
 New Orleans; Steady; middling. 12 E c; net receipts, 1851; gross receipts, 1S, ss0; sales, 1920; stock. 27S,141; coast wise 330S.
 Mobile: Steady; net receipts. 1928; gross receipts. 1928; stock, 46,399.
 Savannah: Quiet; middling, 12sse; net receipts, S064, gross receipts, S064, sales 2042; stock, 06,470; to continent, 13,223: coastwise, 41S6.
 Charleston: Steady; middling. 1928 (; net receipts. 49s; gross receipts, 49s, stock, 5s,9S6; to continent, 4050.
 Wilmington: Steady; middlng. 12h c; net receipts. 3456; gross receipts, 3456; stock, 21 ,061.
 Norfolk: Quiet middling 12Ac; net receipts, 5295; gross r, seipts 5295; sales 1017; stock, 69,421; to Great Britain, 70S6; eoastwise, 2673
 Baltimore: Steady; middling, 12Ssc; stock, 11,140; to Great Britain, 69S.
 New York: Steady, middling 1Se; net receipts, 76; gross receipts, GAGE; sales, 34O0; stock. 113,796; coastwise, 5204.
 Boston Steady; middltng, i3c; net re- ceipts, 195; gross receipts, 1955 stock, S4S6; to continent, 950
 Philadelphia: Steady; middling, 13.25c; stock, 2210; to continent, 900.
 Brunswick: Stock, 33,360.
 Texas City: Net receipts S202; gross receipts, S292; stock, 5S,08f.
 Jacksonville: Stock, 1860.
 Aransas Pass. Stock, i3l7.
 San Francisco: Net receipts, 1915; gross receipts, 1915; Japan, tS15
 Total today, at all ports, net 95,395 Great Britain, 15,103; continent, 39,061; Japan, 1S15 stock, 1,399,79S.
 Consolidated, at all ports, net. S,6GS;
 Total since September l. at all ports, net. 5,214,293; Great Britain, 1,612, ,561; France, 515,S39;s continent, 1,3S4,093 Japan, 61,459; Mexico, 500.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
St. Louis Produce

st Louis, November 26.-Flour firm: hay firm. timothy sf3@ 17.50, prairie s12@ 1850; whisky. s1.4o; iron cotton ties 94c; bagging 10 3-16c; hemp twine Sc; pork unchanged. jobbing s1G.50; lard unchanged, prime steam s10.72la dD lOS2is; dry salt meats unchanged, boxed extra shorts 11z4 c; clear ribs n Mc. short clears 12isc; bacon un- changed. boxed extra shorts 12ste, clear ribs 24c, short clears 131ac; receipts, flour 1000, wheat 71.000. corn 5000. oats 34,000: shipments. flour 13,000, wheat 72,000, corn 39,000, oats 5000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
PRICES STEADIER THAN DAY BEFORE Close Money Drops to 3 Per Cent After Advanc-
 ing to F

New York, November 26.--The cratic course of the money market today was reflected in operations in stocks, all though prices were steadier than Mon day. Call money. opening at g per cent. advanced to l2 per cent and renewals were made at Il per cent as compared with 6 per cent yesterday.
 After touching the high point the rate declined steadily until before the close money was offered at 3 per cent There was some further calling in of loans owing to the demands of in terior banks and it was suggested also that window dressing for the expected call from the comptroller for state ment of the condition of national banks played a part in the action of the money market, The more urgent de- mands for funds were quickly satisfied. During the last part of the session call loans were in small request Time rates hardened in sympathy with the movement of call money. The stock market was relieved of pressure from abroad.
 On more reassuring news of the Eu- ropean political situation. the foreign bourses improved and there was a sympathetic advance at the opening. Interest here was centered largely on the money market and when call loans rose to a dozen even prices fell off sharply for time. With the easing of money the trade steadied and to- ward the close prices rose to the high est point of the day. \ number of the standard issues made net gains of a point or more. The influence of high rates for money was reflected in the foreign exchange market and exchange rates dropped below the recent low figures to the bottom quotations for about two years. further engage ment of S500,000 gold for import from London was announced.
 Atchison's October statement con- tribgted to the list of favorable rail- road returns. Gross earnings increased $1,41600 0and the net S37S,000. Bonds were under pressure with some large blocks of semi-speculative convertibles changing hands. Total sales, par value, $2,225.000. Bonds of the United States on call were unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27

4sO0, including 20Oo Texans; market weak; native shipping and export steers, S9.55Go HOO; dressed and butcher steers, So.3bd $50; stoekers. s3.75a475; Texas and In dian steers, 5.00d750: cows and heifers, B. .T50500.
 Hogs; Receipts 40oo; market 10c lower; pigs and lights $6.T5n7.75; mixed and butchers, $760d7.S5;- good heavy, S7.S0a7. .S5; Sheep: Receipts, 25oo; market steady; muttons, s40Om425; lambs, $S.25@740 stockers, $2.75@350 l Chicago. November 26.--close: Cattle receipts 6400; market steady to 10c mp; beeves, s5S5Q1100; Texas steers. sd.4OGp s5.75; western steers, S5.65n9.20; stockers. $4. 35Q5760; cows and heifers, s2.75m5.75 Hogs: Receipts, 2S,OO0; market weak to shade lower: light, s7S5a7.60; light mixed. s7.50d7s5: heavy, s7.35Ca7S5; rough, s7.S5a755; pigs, $575a7.65; bulk of sales $7. 65MZS5.
 Sheep: Receipts. 25O0o; market strong: native, s4.3504.60: western, SS.15d4.50; yearlings, $4.50a6.10; lambs, native. s5.60D 7.50; western. $5.75d7.50.
 Kansas City November 26,-Cattle re- ceipts, 14o0o. including HOO southerns; market steady >and strong; dressed beef and export steers, SS.00n1075; fair to good. S6.75nS.00: southern steers $425M7.00; southern cows. $3.5Gu5.50.
 Hogs: Receipts, 19,O00; market steady and strong; bulk of sales, S.5o47.75; heavy, $7.750t7.s0; packers and butchers, sT.650T.1; light, Sz45n7.7O; pigs, s7J@i 7.9O.
 sheep: Receipts. 16,00o; market 10 to 25c down. lambs, s.50mZ45; yearlings. si50m 6.00 wethers. S40044.6J; ewes. $4.20d4 40; stockers s3.00af4.5o.
 Louisville, November 26-Cattle re- eeipts, 400; market steady; range s2.500p $50.
 Hogs: Receipts, 295O; market 10c up; range. $4.o0n765
 Sheep and Lambs: Receipts, 100; market quiet unchanged; fat sheep. 3c down; lambs, 3051ac down.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
Fruits and Produce

Apples, fancy winesap, s4.75Q5 Der bbl: York and Imperial apples $325Q3.50 bbl bulk apples, $2.25n2.50 pers bbl. Florida oranges, s2.25 per box; California lemons S5.75 per box; grape fruit $3.25 per box s450 per tox. Concord grapes. lie per ponud; California (Emperor, grapes. s2.5o per boz; Malaga grapes m kegs, $5.5047. Cranberries, s2.50 per hox. per barrel, S9 Italian chestnuts, l0c Ter pound. Lines, $l per hundred Irish no- tatoes. S0ds5c bu. Onions. red globe. ige per ID. Danish cabbage. 1lsc per li, California celery, S5e per dozen, E. Der crate Rutabagas. l,sc per pound.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27

Cash quotations were as follows: Rye: No. 2, 61c.
 Barley: Feed or mixing. 45@ soc; fair to choice malting, 56 n70c.
 Timothy seed: $Sm390.
 Clover seed: $t3m1S.
 Mess pork: $17.5O@17.75.
 Lard: In tierces, s11.20.
 Short ribs: Loose, $10.70M12.S76.
 Butter. Steady; creameries 29@341bc: Daisies, 26G31c.
 Eggs; Steady; receipts, 2244 cases; at mark, cases included, 22@25c; orli- nary firsts, 24c; hrsts. 27c.
 Cheese: Steady Daisies. 16l4 e 1ac; Twins. 15at e 16c; Young Americas, 16A e l6lsci Long Horns, 16A @161kc.
 Potatoes: Steady; receipts, GO cars: 50453c for Wisconsin
 Poultry; Steady; turkeys. live. 15c; dressed, 21c; chickens. live, be; springs. live, 17c.
 Veal: Steady. 9G14c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
MONEY FALLS ID
 THREE PER CENT

New York. November 26.--Money fell 10 3 per cent toward the days close. Pressing demands at this time had been met
 The ruling rate according to author ties was between and 10 per cent. Large sums were borrowed at the max mum figure, 12 per cent. nevertheless. The renewal rate for the day, II per cent, constitutes q record not equalled since the latter part of 1909. one of the reasons advanced for Mondays furry in conectlon with the furry dur ing the forenoon was the probability of the comptroller of the currency will soon call upon the national banks Of the country 10 report their conditions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
New Orleans Cotton Futures

New Orleans, November 26--cotton, spot steady, isc up; middling. 12Ac; sales, 920; to arrive, 100; low ordinary 9hc nominal; ordinary. f5-16c; nom inal; good ordinary il s-t6c; strict good ordinary. II 13-l6c; low middling, 12 f-l6c: strict low middling. l2 5-16c; strict middling, 12 1l-16c; good mid ding, 12Mc; strict good tnlddling, lS 1-iec; middllng fair, 1Shc nominal; .middling fair to fair fS7s nominal; fair, ,r4Ac nominal; receipts 1851; stock, 27s,141.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
Flour and Foodsfuff.

Self raising ..oar. S5: Iennesseo flour. S. 50; Indiana flour s5.70 Oklahoma flour s5 25; Michigan flour, s6.65. bolted meal per SC lbs, sl.55; No. ? corn. per busbel' 7sc; pure wheat shorts, ss3; pure wheat bran sSS: C. ,. hulis. per ton. SIC; prime C. s. meal, per ton, ;2S; c. s. fes,, meal, per ton. s21; No. timothy nay. ns- ton s22; mixed alfalfa and Johnso,, grass. per ton. s2o; corn chops, per loo ib. sack. s1.G5; alfalfa hay. per ton. sas Johnson grass, per ton. sl5; mixed feed per ton, s33; oats, 4sc bushel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
TURKEYS PLENTIFUL ON MORRIS AVENUE Prices Fluctuated Yesterday But Closed With Few
 Changes

As Thanksgiving approaches the busi- ness of the Morris avenue wholesalers improves Prices fluctuated yesterday, but at closing time they were about the same as the day before with the exeel3- tion of meats. which declined. and butter which advanced F cent. No price changes are anticipated today. The supply espe- cially in turkeys is ample. Yesterday s wholesale quotations follow:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
Cotton Seed oil

New York. November 26.--cotton seed oil was fairly active today, prices being easy at the start under scattered selling Tor outside long account. but late in the season futures became firmer, owing to buying by cotton houses and shorts and inspired by the strength of cotton. No vember closed points lower and other months lower to 3 net higher. Sales totalled ls.s0o barrels. Prime crude :. .1f0I 5.21c; prime sumnier yellow spot 6.C99l G.25c; November 6.f3c; December. 6 .1ec: January, 6.17c; February. 6.21c: March, 6.27c; April, 6.3oc; May, 6. 3sc prime win ter yellow, 65oc bid: prime summer white (. 35c bId
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
Visible Supply of Grain

New York. Novemoer 26.-The visible supply of grain in the United States Saturday November g. compiled by ,le New York Produce Exchange, was as follows:
 Wheat. 55.s69,0O0 bushels. increased 3,333.Oc0.
 Wheat in bond. 4.22i0Do. increased ,1ss.- o00
 Corn 1.53J. 600. decreased 32s,000.
 Oats. l2,OO1.000, decreased 5s2.0oo.
 Oats in bond. 7201O. decreased 69.000. Rye, 1.649. decreased 7O00.
 Barley 4,174O00, decreased 10000. Barley fin bond 2030Oo, increased ll2.Oo0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
Kansas City Grain

Kansas City. November 26.-cash wheat No hard, s1lsaSc; No. 3, S01S2c; No. 3 red. 97e@$l .0l; No. 3, 9l1aae7lso Corn. No. ? mixed, 44ikafi6c; No. 3. 42lzQ4sc; No. } white, 461kc No. 3, 44Q441sc. Oats, No white, sSaS3lsc; No. ? mixed. S2u32lsc WLeat. December S93tc; May, s4ssGs4s4c; l; July, S2QS2tsc. Corn December, 43hQ sSSse: May, 45s4c; July. 457sa46c. Oats, De- oember. 521saS21sc; May, 3sssa331ke.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
Bonds
Treasury Statement

Washington November 26.-Beginning today the condition of the United States treasury was: Working balance, $s9, ,499,
 253. In banks and Philippine treasury
 sSSS15.0l3 Total of general fund, sl46,- S79, 72S. Receipts Monday, $1,115,2S1. Dis bursements Monday, S956331. The deficit for the fiscal year, $1,0i6,223, against s2,- S36,S4S last year. These sums exclude Panama canal and public debt transac-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27

5000 bales. including 27i0o American Flu lures opened easy and closed quiet and firm. November 6 g9lsd. Novembef- De cember. e67iad; December 66aisd; April-May. MaA-June 6.sldy June-July 6.59@sd; JulyAugast, 65sd August-sep- tember. (. 4Slad September October, 6sid; October November, 6.26d.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
Iixernool Cotton Market

Liverpool, November 26.-Spot cotton easy. prices easy. American nliddling fair, f. .49d, good rniddling, 1.l5d; middlng. 6. .95d; low nniddlins, 6.I7d good ordinary. 6.31d; ordinary. 5.s3d. Sales 90o0 bales, Of which 1900 were for speculation and eS
 port and included Sl00 American. Receipts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
Dry Goods

New York. November 26.-Cotton goods markets were very firm, tending upward Advances were announced in brown sheet ngs and wide convertibles during the day. Yarns were firmer and up. Silks were in fair demand. The tobbing trade Is doing business of improved propor- tlons. more so than at this period of the year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
New Orleans Rice

New orleans. November 26.--Rough rice grades were reported strong to- day while Japan grades were easy Quote: Rough Honduras. 2.75n 4.40c. Japan 2.50a 3.65e; clean Honduras 40 5He; Japan, 3Am335c. Receipts: Rough 9oss millers 667s. clean 2350. Sales: Rough Honduras 1909 atN3f6m 4.36c1s Japan. 223 at 3.2tc; clean Hon duras 1l15 at 2s4 q SC; Japan 1895 al 314 m2Ac.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
St. Louis Grain

| St Louis, November 26.-Cash Wheat No red, s1.o2d1 .O6; No. ? hard s71sa
 soc Corn, No 2 iGai61kc: No. 9 white | 41c. Oats, No. 2, 34c; No white, 341kD
 35c Wheat December sGi4c; May. s111c | Corn. December. 45i+c; May. l6Ae. oats, Deeember. 3lisc May. 321kc
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Poultry and Eggs

Hens, 350l50c; live, per pound l20iac. laige flyers. 124lsc; medium flyers, 17c, small fryers, 1su20c; ducks. 39a4Oc; e1I,n, eas. 25c: roosters. S0c. geese, c0S,7oa. live turkeys, 1Sc; eggs, fresh. cass candied, 33c; extra graded candled egrs s5c, cold storage eggs 2502sc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
LOCAL QUOTATIONS
Pig Iron
Local Cotton
Meat

Lard, 13lsc, compound, 99sc: b. S. short ribs, 1265c: bellies, 13.20c: ham butts. l61ac; Boston butts 1i1sc; pork Joints, 151ac. spare ribs. 1sc breakfast bacon, 22a27c: smoked bacon. 16c; regular ham. 1Sc; skinned ham, lsc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
Naval Stores

Savannah, November 26.-Turpentine steady; sales. 923; receipts, 1921. sfAc; shipments. 145; stock. 36.6l7
 Rosin firm; sales. 2330; receipts 42si; shipments 1264: stock, .166.
 Quote: A, E. c. s5.61ia: D. s1.50: F, 5.75tA; F. s5.75: G, 5s0: H and I. s5.s5; K. ssCo; M, s7; N. S.io: VIC, S.Jo; WW,ts7.eO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-27
Wool Market

St. Louis. November 26.-Wool firm; medium grades combing and clothing, 2s1aa2ac; light fine, 1an21c; heavy fine. l5@ lSc; tub washed, 27n36c
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Montgomery Market

Montgomery, November 26.--(SpeciaL)-- Spot cotton was quoted in Montgomery today as follows: NIiddling, 12Ssc; strict middling, 12Ac.