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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13

| nm. J. mlin.r dn Barbara asI'
bofTer. $1,000.
| O. ". pekrs N. 6. SO. al Star Q
| u. No. 8. 60. $4,000.
Sam. u. R. Wtft oil Soutbsrn Sbit
&. III. Z. SO. $500.
Do. an q. 90. Wurpbn. $1O0.
| Sobn &. Stesle an @ine Strab'
Gable &. II. y. 60. $1,000.
| u. 81. lfpbam an Rorpooo 3. u. 6
So. $1,000.
GnroIine J. care an Bomb Sia %
u. go. $50.
Wtainnep II. Ruplsp on 6.2.Wdnb,
$1,000.
Mldaoalene Mapors an Qries 6iL
go. 2 8. d. .. 60. $3.50.
Sobn 8. 6erbis on DO. $500.
Gmma 9. Sung an dragon 3. IL. 6,
60. Hp. 2. $3250.
Wlarp 4. groptbdnt an Goft Gnb g.
u. SO. $125O.
u. Siteriisin on 80. 6. auntel.
$4,000.
gIi5abeib Ruder an M. y, Cooper,
$500.
Wsiie 0anbo on aibIer ReoItp Go.
S400.
Tlorsuerite 6. SdIsp on 9. G.
Barter. $1070.
Geo. 9. g1ernsr on WercantiIe g.
ID. &. 60. $450O.
Ghas. 9tpperman an bisisIbe.
$500.
3. 8. 1prbcrs an Soutbern Ohio
&. II. Z. So. $500.
RslIie geneib an Geit Str. 3. u.
Po. /. S1100.
Souis gtuthl an 5orti6ri.. gaupers
Gin. $3.50.
gB. y. Nubsrgtr an GorfisIo go. /
9. u. y. 60. $3.50.
0erisIbe on bieielbe. $500.
GIisabstb 9anntr an 0kielbs $500.
Maria .. SieiHter on Giberdl 6. II.
y. 60. $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13
MobDn, cine Got an Wegresor gn,

MabOn, sins Got an Wcgrsor an,
| 81.
gbrobam Gilpsritsin an 9iIIie gear
sine Got on Weslep ape.. naF Glar,,
81.
Jrans sS. Roble an Geo. Jube. cine
lot an DanaAlnb Reipton iMpenut. 81.
Ebe y. u. peiers ". 6. SO. an
aora g. Ofttnburp, 80 Sub an goss
kn ctr. 81.
Rebecca 5. gtifel Ii. u. an Gam.
u. .. Weit. 6 Cots in :. 80. GibIep's
2. llnterabtb.. 9erraee porf. ST.
Hon O~s5inb on 5oipdrb ". Stsels
man, 2 gtdst in Self. 4, Columbia sp.
| 81.
5arrb y. Banning an y. IL. 8. 9.
w. Rp. Co., z Cots in Ulorris &:
Smiths ilnitrobtb. 81.
Geo. gB. Seifrieb on Gam. ginbn.
35a Sub on Rihmonb CTR. s395O.
Gbas. sS. Teab on Ootlep Bart Co..
Sot 267 in Satlep part llnierabib.
ST..
4nbren Bauer (per SterifD ar 5lis
5obstb Boiler. cine Sot on SrhoSo
uno gertus Str, ct. Bernard. $3.50.
6reo. 8. eingonner an Sba 6 BEN
Hinser, eine Got an SotIep upe. 81.
Dm. ". Diners an Gfber RuiIo.
37a jub on GIeneop ape. 81.
Ghas. 6oetpeler an CD. 6oefpeIer, 3
4dsr 2unb in Settion %, Mincreet
9p. 81.
shos. 8. 'genthom an Sof. R. Sdps
lor, cine Got On Sprdeuie ctr. $1,000.
Sbo g. StiebeI an 9end Baum, rs
Jub on Ganglonb 2lrs. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13


BEN bic lleberseuaune .nom oIlsemei.
nsn grisfieribam i'm 8luis lissi, gum
Gsnantsnaustauich iiber rsligiof.
f5rdgen un.er aeituna eints rprssa
bp:srz". ,frommsH gruoers". ~gsrufes
ntn potr mir ionfi bic BdRbsrpreois
ger otnanni tpetbtn. Der 8orpurf.
pdb Die in tooten 3eremonisn, itrtn3en
Ritsn uno sSoit,nporihrifisn triidrrie
bpsantiniide Staatslirt, ben ndd
gsiftiser Rahrung niirItsnesn WahsH
Stsins itait Sroi bisisi. ifi Hitt nns
bsrstiilt. 60 pardoor IS tlinBeH
mag, bic Staats'ifd,e in baran itulo,
bdB oey Ausldnber 10 lsitt oasu
ntiat, Die RsiigioIiiat ots RuiIen no9
feiHeu ipenig rtfptttpoIIsu gemer.uns
gen iiber gopen unb Stride tinsuihda
ben, obtr >nah btm giloeroisnii nuo
BEN dngitIihen areusftlngen Der
5ribbiIoung aIler GjefsIIfhaiistrtiIe
su beurtbeiltn Dir nsut 9.trsguH1.
oosr rihtiesr oas nsusreings fi1riere
5srDorirsteH Der relisioftn gebiirfniii.
bes Boltss ittigt aus ben breiteR
Shitisn BEG 9oltss. Gernbs i'm
ltb!eH Sabre fino in alien 5beilen ees
Rtits unsdhIi1s Qsbrsr uHb Gtutsr
Der bsiiiaeu ShriFt ,oufssiuuhi. uno
iros poIissiIihsr WaBnahmsn asp.n iie
nidi psniaer fonnern lnefr gttrorbtn.
9iellsiht hdb.n bitit WlobnahmsH
mr ben erfOlg. bab bic uripriinss
lid barmloie gslpe9uRg ihlieblid1
bod, dnosrn, poIitiTbtn 3ipsdeI
oi.nFtbor ipirn. Die iliigrs Usnbs
nabms Der geHiliftsit. ben rgriibsrn'
Mldnntr !pi. Sliobor, fortrtibenbe
gerfonIih:eiisn. esaeniibsrfnasn, bat
sipar Elm. 3sit lang GrfoIs s.habi. iidl
dbtr ShliebIif bod nls 3nsiifnsibia
a.s Stfptr. sfipitIen. Die rtligi0ie
Rsntiion ouf bic rtnoIuiisudrtn Or
eieuifit piro gernos bon BEN Settie.
rsrn islbft nit BEN furhtboren Gins
briidsn Der unrubiesn Sahre erilGrt.
5n hitier 6riIdrung beluiiosi fib zine
araft. bic Der Staat. aritatt Tie ais
Der ,irhli6sn Gbriaisit piperipr.fNno
su betdnpfsn. ale llriate bate ar
foroern. gu iiiissn unb az ,ntrpiteIn.
Genu o!s llniertont tlineen ourf) bic
Rebsn Der Wanosrpr,oietr Mort. bon
Der arobsn s2uiommsnasborteteit Der
eb<nio GnpfinpsHosn. oos heibi irirtz
lid ndtionalts Sirsbtn unb moasn.
Oft obn. gum gstpubtitin ss.ommsH
su isin. off duh oirsii ssIsuensi, ober
bod mshr unp rsin.r rorbanhsn ols in
BEN Rso.n Der Hotionnliiien. bic pa
trioten q Ia mobe iine. Gs III audi
oar nidi rsripunberiih. bab in elmer
gsriobe. in Der Elm 9oii iih ernit ouf
fih i.lbii btfinni, auf rationale Gms
pfinbungsn itdrssr berporirsttn. Gtns
fen mir bod bunbsri Sabre otutifxr
0dhinte ,uriid. auf bi,fsm 6in.ers
grunbe ipisli Der Qroseb BON Wlaeia
mir, bsTsn gprsslhihis pieIlsiht nns
formsile Rsni auf fsinsr Geiie bat.
bsr ober sin bsmsrttnsp<ribes Gd)lags
lidy.s bi. pfpholosifhtn qroblsme
ip.rfen ps.. bic beuts RubIanb bt4
ipt9en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13
3D Dun3igtss &opiteI.

0iejenIgen, lpeI6e, bem norbii6er
2Blnter 81 entgeben. Dem Siiben lid
3u3uDenoen bsabii6tissn, hottsn tein;
,5ett mehr 3u Derlteren. Der raub:
9uit tam friib ms Qanb, uno IeIbit
IN benz gsieenetsn Wsrunsr SbaI mel
oete er lid nit 5roitIhuusrn uno fri
iter SaueebetIsioung Der 9erqtuppen.
8ihts Rebel peri6langen ben Spn.
nenitrdh, uno Suttd itieq nitt mebr
btnauf IN bus Sburmeemo6, um on
oem Iahsnben giloe Der ihDnen Berg
melt lid 5u ergDBsn, benn piele Iaqc
idon mar es unii6tbar genorben in
Dem tooten psiBtn Rtbelmeer, oas
itlmmungsbsoriidsno auf ben ulsnz
'hen luitete.
sic blieb in bem grobsn ipeitsn gss
mad neben Der 6olle, lpslhes Iie gum
lptntsrliaen Qufsntbalt errpGblt, bu in
Anbetra6t ibrsr Stelunq als auitels
ionln lie BON bo aus am beiten oas
Gan3e unt.r Qufiiat bolten unb nidt
felten eintreffenosn 5remben, ipslhs
DE Burg duf Spo8isrgdngen gu befes
ben tpunftten. lsiatsr SusGnglit
mar.
Sugdn9lt6 8ipar nur permitteIft bss
tur3eren Weges, ipslhen Qies aus ibs
ren au6snraumen Biz su ibr snritz
3ulsgsn bate, Denn 5remoe an Der
pTorts lid meloeten uno auf bic gr.
!aubniB, oas S6lob gu bur6panoern,
hurrten, tpel6e niht aus6iieb; oof,
muBte Gtes Die 5iibrerin abeebsn uno
Jsoesmal am GtHgdnge Darauf porbes
rtttsn, oaB befonbers SeRnspurbioz
tettsn ooer 4lterttiiner i'm Shlob
niht erbalten ieien.
Suttd mubte INNER unfihtbdr blets
ben. &am IS bod itets fpis S6redeu
uber lie, tpenn bic 8lDde am gbor eis
nsn antommIing pertiinoets, obnobl
lie ia pnbts, boB asinsr iie su fu6en
fam.
Sie le6tsn u6sr 2tae, bic ginflus
drf ibre 9ei6ide geiibt unb fie pers
ffeuht batten aus i6ren &reifeu 70
lebensOolI gsgenpdrtig Dor ifrem
Geiife, unD iab fie eben finnenb, rpie
treu lie es NIT Dem@insn ober Qnberen
gemeint uno bon 4aen ni6ta6tenb
BEL Seite gelahen tporbn rel, unb err
Hang in einsm folfen Moment Elm
frifher ftdrter Gloden1,s, oa fubr es
ibr spobI bur4 Wart lnb Hsin, ala
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13

mad Gingans Der Qoreiie bieisIbe lnits
Sutbetlen, uno CAB ibm Die feline, bd
er nun pirtIih ob3uretIen genotfigt
mar.
rqr:ne sS5atto. 9u muBt auf 9einsn
Sdbetrunt nod rparten," oahte er
tbetlndbmppll unb betldgts es innig,
CUR llntbdtigteit in bieier 2lnoele9ens
belt perurtbsitt gu iein, Die er 70 germ
reht fhnell erlebigt bate.
LIMB Oh tpirIt tpmmen, penn
On DID einiam fiiblIt, quite WIutter2"
fragts Grnit in Der ipebmiitbieen Qbs
fdisosItunbe, yDu tpirit mir bas Slid
sDnnen, i'm 4lter fir DID iprgen gu
oirfen, lpie 0u es itets 10 aufopfes
rungsDoll fir uns aetban?"
sd fpeib es nitt, grnft," ernie
Oerte iie, nes pirbe Did nod peni-
ger an cine 8erbeiratbun9 penten ma
den, uno ss lit mein Sehnen, DID
gliidlih gu Ieten, bepor 9u gu alt eez
iporoeu, Elm IoItes Slid in ietnem
pollen Rei8 3u genieben. limb i9 -
id piiros nur Idper bas 6:im per=
ldien, in pelhem ih nit Dem eoelIten
unb beiten Der Mdnner gelebt, mir
tits 8eoiirfuiB, iein 3immsr 10 su,erz
halten, rpie er es beDpbnt, no leDes
9srGtb, Die Sronung osrieIben an
ieiue 8epobnbsiten mid mabnt, uno
ibn in allen Situatipnen ieines guten,
pertrduenoen, bdrmIpien 2sbsns mir
nergegenpdrtigt. SD mub msin
0untgefiibI ausitromen tonnen in Der
Spbdre, Die tbn umgdb - ih pirbe
rubeIDs umgeben lpie Elm Gsiit, pdrs
mir niht INNER, aIs rei9ts er mir
1eine 9uno uno th t0nnts nur BON
tbm ielbit einen 5roit srtpartsn, mel
den oas Geben ionit fir mid nidt
bat"
sic mar pisoer auBsr Iia uno
fhIu63te faHungslos.
grnit iprad berubia,nbe Dorts,
aus Der 9iebe unb Sreue, neI6e iie
bem 9eritorbenen uG3eit errpieien,
miife Der Sroft ibr erpa6Ien, iie babe
thn sebegt uno gepfIegt, ipie penig
5rauen es permDhten, uno er lei tets
ibres 2obes pou gstpeien uno babe ibs
rem DaIten bic polite gtnsrtsnnuug
ge3oIlt.
IS f4ien nidt gu beIfsn, bas llsbel
nur drser 5u mahen, uno peinIich mar
es benz guten Sobnes berssn, Die muts
ter in einem ibrer eraItirteiten Ros
mente OsrIaiTen 5u mGFsn. 8c6 Die
HstIeftun0e orangte. Son i6 oenn
balb pieoer tommsr?" iragte er. isr
sine beruhigenbe Qusii6t gu erDeten.
n8eipib, 9srpib, msin Sobn, mein
Grnft, tIung es ME S6mer8snsI6rei
aus tiefer gruit, unb fie- fisI boIb be-
tpuBtIos in bi. Qrms, Die lid ibr off
neter uno gu lestem 2ebsipobI RE in.
MIG umfingsn.
Gri4uttert psrIi.b er bic OdterIihs
S6IpeIIe, lintsr pel6sn sr ben treuen
Batter ni6t mebr finoen iollte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13
SrnnseisesthunsiJe iJertrsslssez
Gincinnati IL. Jtbr.

etntinndti IL. Jtbr.
Rellie 6. gristl on Wm. proeer, 2
Sots IN Stpar5 uno QoDeu's lln.yrs
abtb. 81.
leonharo Bauer an NihoeI r. sgiss
patrit. eine Sot an Rob NDe,, StOrrs
Up. 81.
5. E. S9mib an guffap A.Ghioms
mooau, 30 Jub an gsbar Apenue.
81.
). Wdrts an abrobam g. Worris.
l5 CUB an SOp,ins. Rub< DanmiIIer
Ctr. $1,000.
y. g. Sppenbe.msr, 1rulke, an
sOais 5aud. 593 syub an 0Ienmore
4De. $6525.
Wm. 9fieitnb.rs an seols Rskn.
berg, 90 Jub on 4. Ctr. Qodlonb.
81.
grunt 6. Bebner an Mnt6onp 6.
SStDslep, eine '2ot an Cameron Apt.
81.
9ssnis zWrmsr an afase n. me-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13

Der Shtolismus iungsr Wsn4
fhtn 1T gite!isii. Wlit einer aeriiIen
Wilfiirlinssit tam Der JiineIing fur
lebes fih entbuiiasmirsn, er brnuht
ts nur nit Ieiner giielleit In Uerbins
buns gu brin9sn. uno mas fogs biefsr
eiielieit unebr su. nls Die srbobene Ner4
ahtung. nit Der er pon Der bok eintr
fhmsiftlnben StlbIitGuf6ung ouf oas
Wiriii6t unb MsnihIids nis cuf bos
0emeine berubIiebt2 CT prInnas bas
llngtbuv BON anbern, nitt nell er
ss ftlbfi lsiitss llsin ipeil sr lid,
nur suiruni. Dir GltpTis, bic.
iusnn Tie tommi. nnh nsm entbufiass
mus. unn ala iein Gsgsn'ns aus ihm
ssbortn. sommt. III bic srobe ausbif.
oungssrdnshsit unitrs innern Menfhen
nHo bic HtoiHgang nisItr 4usbilbuno.
oDir mu6en an unierm eingtbiIhisn
Wsrtbs ptrsDeiitln; UNI unitrss lpirl.
itdxn gsluib su iD<rben. Mas hr
WtnIh porfer pom nnbtrn psrIanaie,
nhnt su tpiHtn. pb Il islbTi es Ieifkn
fonr.s. bas ipirb Il nun lsiiien, obne
ts cpH anbeSn 80 berlnnesn. Nos
60d&, ipo3n q fih eYttben sonntf
mar. fir eipos riihmli1 su iftrtsn:
iett erbsbt e fi@ ~ bem Or56era. fir
sssOas tu6mlos " lsbsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13
OraxSeisentbums 8spotbet.n
Cincinnati, 12. Sebr.

Weue Snpothtssn.
Bernard edboff an Sobn 5ebsrls
$500.
/ etuftap 8. Shtommobou an gropi
bent aoon SO. $225O.
Sobn ". Rpdn an /. Daro 9. II. g
u. 60. $500.
Hi6olas qoonid an 5ome 9. II. 9
Co.. Rsaoing. $1,000.
| Sohn Rsiiing an DO. S1100.
Mnthonb &. Shinesp on msreantil
v. II. 6. 60. $4,000.
Rpidlinb Clements an Z. Wdro g
II. y. go. $4,000.
9ilie peal an R. 6. aunel
$500.
GsisIbe an gtbrabam Silxritsin
$500.
Cora q. Sitsnbarp an gaporia 9
IL. &. Co. $4,000.
Gam. R. 9. D,ft an MiIfprb 9. IL
&. 60. $1,000.
5oparo u. St.lmon on DO
$1,000.
4bah D. 1ulsr on bo. S25oO.
gam. WagIp on Clifton Stiebts 60
2 &. II. y. go. $500.
Jobn &. SietIs on Qropipent z. g.
u. z. 60. $500.
Sena Baum on Grmoube e. II. g
60. $500.
8. 6. padOub on GLOBE 9. Ii. e
Go. $325O.
SomueI Ginbp. an ptopIes g,. u
CAB. 60. $4,000.
John y. GIoitermnnn an griee Sil
Rp. 2 3. Ii. 6. 60. $1,000.
Sobn 8. Serbes on DO. $500.
Gam. Z. .. grunmer on Sprinc
Gorben e. II. 3. 60. $1,000.
eiitobetb 9olkr an Si. gernort
grogr. .. IL. 6. u 60. Sl7O0.
Jbo 6. 9enntuser an Rcr.b 5nb,
BAR. .. Il. 6. 60. S25OO.
Gitber RuFo an 2isis aI.ranotr
$2sO0.
9ieieIbs ON Dm. R. 9jpeuE. 1898
Carrie 5irId on 1daae Got.lisb
$1,000.
Nosi. &. Raier on gerborb 8
Wunnih. $1100.
Wlorp g. anabel,omp an glmpoot
pIase 6. IL. y. 60. $1,000
Jobu 6enrp aorborg an sSinblot
Wloriti glo. 2 g. IL V. 60. 5000.
aoibrine M. 5otiosnb<r an Crane.
pamIep 60. $1272.
W<He Ddnbo on Qineolngauper.in
$3.50.
paul 5arfba an hieielb<. $4,000.
CHARLES Depperman an Wercanti!s
y. Ii. Y. go. $11O0.
WadoelineWerner an bieieIbe. $500
2ouis RuebI On Gorii4ritt 8au.
perein. $500.
uusufta W.. Roees. on Gask g. u
e. u. $500.
ROfulis G. Gbipman an James O
Cooper. $3.50.
Diefelbt an Samss O. Cooper
$14O0.
Gmmd B<binabous on p<opks g.
u. g. ". 60. $3.50.
Jcmes Duncan an Goit Gnb 6. u
Go. $1,000.
Getilgte 6ppotbefen.
Gbas. aeIIer ON HationaI .. u. g,
$3.50.
Sennie 9opIor an Roie 9su<s
$379.
oi.felbs an ess cnb 8. u. 60
$3.50.
THERETO GoIeman an Riberiibe 3. 6
u. v. 60. $1,000.
Do. an Genrn Dopert. $172.
Augufe W. Rosgge ON Soutbern
Dhio 6. u. 3. 60. 5000.
0ermdn ShIetier an Gnaniton g.
u. 6. 60. $500.
6arrp Oebber an 1ome 3. u. 6. 6.
$500.
eugene armxr an %. 8. gssnis.
$500.
Do. on pnul Gtrnu6. $3.50.
RpiaIinb Clements an Qion 80. ]
8. u. 3. 60. $4,000.
autp U. puine ansG<o. Alt's Gitaie.
$3.50.
oas.ie oalsm<isr.on nm. 8. pra.
t1ef. 112k
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13

itebs er brauben, an ben iis iosben ges
baht. unb brinae ibr eins heilenos
9pti6aft, Die irgeno Elm Wet bod aus
ibrem 6erSen lDIte.
Dor bem pergitterten 5eniter nit
ben tIsinen bleieefabten Steibsn, an
pelhsm fie fab, lag Der Rebsl tpie Elm
psibes burdiihtiges 3uh.
(5prtiesung fplgt)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-20
Port Cotton Movement

Galveston: Steady; midding, II 9-16c;
net receipts, .s32; gross receipts, II :
S32: sales. 2037: stock, 242,436; exports
to Great Britain, 27,997; to the conti-
nent 1856.
New Orleans Steady; middling.
I12 7-1ee; net receipts. s124: gross re-
|ceipts, 3126; sales. 1879: stock, 1906;
exports TO Great Britain, 700; to the
] 67
Mobile: Easy; middling, 12lsc, net re-
ceipts, 137 gross receipts. 1877; sales,
100; stock, 22,33S coastwise, 1883.
Savannah: Quiet and steady; middling,
12 1se; net receipts, 1862; gross receipts,
1862; sales. 295; stock, 94,673; exports
to the continent, 1910.
Charleston: Nominal; middling, 12M c.
net receipts, 10; gross receipts, 10;
stock, 20,S41.
Wilmington: Nominal; net receipts,
|76S; gross receipts, 76s; stock, 21,923;
|coastwise, 1874
Norfolk: Steady; middling, 1215c; net
receipts. SAG: gross receipts, 549 sales,
il9; stock, $1,000.
Baltimore Nominal; middling. 127se,
stock, 6972
New York Quiet: middling, 1860;
gross receipts. 1903; sales, 57 stock,
|127o7o; exports to the continent, 7s2,
coastwise, 60S6.
Boston, Quiet; middling, f260c; net
receipts, 1l5; gross receipts. 3765; stock,
'16,967.
Philadelphia: Steady; middling, 12s5c;
gross receipts, 250; stock, 219i.
Brunswick: Stock, 9155.
Texas city: Net receipts. 363S; gross
receipts, S63S; stock, 2l,4SS
Aransas Pass: Stock. 99i.
Jacksonville: Stock 1922.
Seattle: Net receipts, 1000; gross re-
ceipts, 1000; exports to Japan, 1000.
Tacoma: Net receipts, 4076 gross re-
ceipts, 1915; exports to Japan. 1876.
Total today, at all ports: Net, 27,2O1;
exports to Great Britain, 2s,697 TO the
continent, 9S2S; TO Japan. 5076; stock,
756,039.
Consolidated, at all ports: Net s0,677.
exports to Great Britain, 1872; to
France. 1851; to the continent, 1929;
to Japan, 501G.
Total since September /, at all ports:
Net, S,1e3,4 432; exports to Great Britain,
2.S50,513; to France. S92,516: to the con-
tinent. 2.592.7si; to Japan. 1899, 20
Mexico, 400.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-20
COTTONCLOSES
BARELY STEADY
-
Sudden Weakness Follows
Steady Opening of
Market

New York. February 19.-After a fairly
steady morning the cotton market be-
came suddenly weak and closed barely
steady at net decline of from 10 Il
points.
The opening was steady at an advance OF
point on September. but generally un-
changed to points lower in sympathy
with disappointing cables There ap-
peared to be a good many buying or
ders around the ring, probably represent
ing a renewal of yesterdays covering
movement. as well as some fresh demand,
based on the steadiness of southern spot
markets, reports of a more active de-
mand for goods in China, a better view
of the Mexican situation and the readi-
ness with which the market had alb
sorbed Yesterdays heavy offerings.
Houses with European connections were
again buyers. particularly of the new crop
months. and there was some demand for
May, which was said to be on orders
cabled from Bombay.
At any rate, the market firmed up right
after the call, with the active months
selling about 8 to I points net higher.
The advance was circulated around this
level so far as the old crop was con-
cerned, and after the new crop had sold
about points net higher on trade buy
ing and continued covering, the whole
list weakened. Numerous Wall street
and uptown brokers appeared around the
ring with big selling orders and the APP
pearance of spot cotton offering seemed to
revive aggressive bearish sentiment Of
ferings soon became general and the mar
ket closed at the lowest point of the day
with old crop positions showing net losses
of 10 to II points.
Possibly the reported strike of garment
workers in Philadelphia inspired part of
the afternoon selling. but the more gen
eral impression appeared to be that the
absence of more aggressive bull support
and reports of more rapid progress with
farm team work had encouraged a re-
newal of the selling movement.
1t was also reported that some Of the
! leading trade interests were selling old
crops against purchases of new crop po-
sitions. The days news from the south
indicated no change of Importance in the
spot situation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-20
RAINS AND SHOWS
EASE DOWN PRICES
Wheat at the Close Ranges
From Lie Net Decline to
a Shade Advance

Chicago, February 1a.-showers and
slight SHOWS as far cast as the Missouri
river today eased down the price of wheat
At the close the market ranged from lie
net decline to a shade advance. Latest
trading left corn 4Qssc down, oats 50
lie under last night and provisions less
expensive by 21am5c to 71se.
Wheat showed its best strength at mid
day support at that time and earlier
in the session was due largely to the tenn
porary failure of predicted moisture for
the winter crop belt. a little export busi-
ness in Baltimore and from gulf cities had
Plenty Of selling orders came out when
Kansas City sent word that a drizzling
rain had begun.
Smalness of receipts northwest were
forgotten and also were other bullish
factors of more doubtful significance Ex-
eept in the case of the May option fnal
transactions gave no evidence of any
power to rally. Primary receipts were
$4,000 bushels, against $4,000 year ago.
Export clearanees of wheat and flour
equalled 100000 bushels. Spring like
wea ther led to considerable speculative
pressure on corn. The market wavered a
good deal owing TO the stubbornness with
which the bulls upheld wheat.
Oats followed other grain down grade,
Notwithstanding fairly influential buying
on weak spots. Hog receipts furnished a
surprise. being for the first time recently
above the total of the corresponding day
one year ago. Holders of provisions un-
loaded freely. but shorts and new in
vestors brought about steadier feeling IN
the end.
Fntnre quotations Were as follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-20
LEADING ISSUES
SHOW NET GAINS
Pressure of Stocks Relaxed
and Downward Move
ment Checked

New York. E'ebduafy 19.-Pressure on
the stock market relaxed today and the
= downward movement was checked. The
undertone was distinctively better and at
the close a number of leading issues
had established net gains of 1 to , points.
Early in the day after strong opening
bea. traders made a drive at the market
and succeeded in sending some stocks to
new low points for the movement.
The list offered better resistance than
recently and prices soon moved up again.
Thereafter the market was steady. The
change was to some extent reflection
of the improvement abroad the principal
foreign markets exhibiting a better tone.
The better feeling apparently was due
10 relaxation of strain over the political
situation
News from Mexico held hope of peace
and fears of the enlargement of Euro
pean powers in the Balkan war lessened.
The chief source of strength lay in the
size of the short interest. Covering of
short contracts was responsible for brisk
demand for some speculative leaders
Steel was bought persistently and there
was a steady demand also for Reading
and Union Pacific. The strength of these
stocks influenced the remainder of the
list
There was some further selling of minor
stocks, but the declines were not great
and had little effect on the market -
whole. Chesapeake and Ohio was sold
inEnusually large amounts and at one
time showed a loss of over 8 points. The
decline in Goodrich continued during the
early part of the day, pulling it down to
40, but later it more than recovered its
loss. Bonds were heavy. Total sales. par
value s2,300,00o Panama IS registered de-
elined * ON call.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-20
FRESH EGGS At 70
CENTS PER Dozen
Extra Graded Eggs at %
Cents-Seed Potatoes i'm
Great Demand

Fresh eggs went down to 20 cents a
dozen yesterday. owing to the large
receipts on the Morris avenue marts.
The extra graded fresh eggs also felt
the downward trend as they were
quoted at 23 cents a dozen--a drop OF
cents on the dozen. Cold storage eggs
were Withdrawn from the quotations
las there are none to be had on the mar
ket at the present time.
The continued open weather Is caus-
ing the farmers to supply themselves
with seed for spring planting, seed po-
tatoes being at the present time in
great demand
Owing to the fair spring weather the
trade continues brisk. Yesterday saw
very few changes in the quotations and
the receipts were plentiful, there being
some especially large shipments of to-
matoes from Florida. Yesterdays cor
rected wholesale quotations follow:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-20
Interior Cotton Movement

Houston: Quiet; middling, u 9-16c; nei
.eceipts, $3.50; gross receipts, Sss9; ship
ments g776; stock, 1899.
Augusta Steady; middling, 12ac; nel
eceipts. 298: gross receipts. 29s; shipments
767; sales, 313: stock, S6s19.
Memphis: Steady: middling, l25sc; nei
receipts, 400; gross receipts, PISS; ship
ments, 1928; sales, $50: stock, 15l.043.
st. Louis: Dull; middling, 12s4c; net re-
ceipts. 45; gross receipts, 1875; shipments
6S2: stock, 28,407
Cincinnati Net receipts. 1874; gross re-
ceipts. 1874 shipments. 676; stock, 3O99S.
Little Rock: Dull middling, 12Ac; net
receipts, So; gross receipts, 50; shipments,
2O3; stock, io,162.
Total today: Net receipts, 11.575: gross
receipts. BOA shipments, 1903; sales, 1893,
stock, 477,S2s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-20
Hubbard Bros. & Co.'S Letter

New York. February l9.- Especial. y
Trading was comparatively duh with
a better and steady market during the
forenoon with an advance of few
points which was lost under later real
izing.
In the afternoon reports of strike
IN Philadelphia further eased prices
with depressed condition
There is little more than local trad