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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Gin Gieientbier entbeft.

Sn Der inbiiden SnIeltpclt liest
3fpiid1en ben beiben 9roben Snielu
Shores unb Sumbatpa bas gilanb
!&pmobp, bas it'd gleiffaQs in boGdn>
bii6em Belts befinoet. Sieie feline
Sniel bat jest cine MISUNDERSTANDING
felt eriten 8an9es outage gcfOrbert in
8eftdlt elmer gibefie o lnpcr9leihs
Itdem Rielentpufs. Sic 9cbDrt sur
SomiIie Der 8orane unb bat bon Der
@iiIenidaft ben Nameu @orams
&omobeniis" nah i%etter Seimatb err
balten.
Sic @arane iinb in ben Sropcn
siemli9 perbreitet unb Seidnen iif
audi fat in alien Irten our6 itatts
Iihe @robe nus, IobaB tic I'M Iauas
rinm tets cine beionbere Sebcn5lpiir>
bigfeit bilben, Die bon Dem SeiGauer
nit etipas unbebagli6em gmpfinoen
betraHtet 81 fperoen pfle9t. Ser
arobte @aran, Den man bisber fam
te, lit Der 9ibenparan, Der 9leid)faQa
in Snopneiien portommt, aber aud
alif ben bennfbnrten Scitldnbern bon
Glib Niien unb Nuitralien ipobnt. 81
erreitt Die aniebnlife 2dngc bon adj
SuB. 9as critic gremplar iciner Set
tern bon Der Sniel aomobp mar aud
nift LANCER, aber bdrn pirrbe cir
3tpeites bon fat IA SUB gauge erle9t
@eitere Radforidungen er9aben
bah auf Der Sniel nod 8arane ban:
fen, bic io9ar 20 Sub lang iino mn
ii6 bamit ben eepalti9iten Ganotbie'
rem an bic Seite itelen fpiiroen, oil
iiberbaupt anf Der @rbe befannt iinp
Sosar fir einen @aisator limb IS Sut
2dnse iton ein red1t itattliteS WaB;
bonn Hieienfrotobil giien's nnb ponl
Riltrofobil aelten gremplare BON II
Sub 2Gnge idon ais %ieltene ausnabs
men unb bic 9erid)te pon 8ieientros
tcbilen bon 20 bis 80 SUB San9e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

Srancois. Seleeat Der 8alleiienarbeis
tersllniou, gintpanb basesen. neil
Slitenborf friiber elm Witelieb bers
ielben getpeien unb ulssetreten lei.
Or erfldrte, bab llnionlelte lire 6Gnbe
banon ablaiien iollten. s. 20. Hid.
9elegat Der Simmerleute, antner>
tete, bab bieie llnion 9egIaubt babe,
bab S%litenpprf elm llniomnann lei,
ober Die Sbatiafe, bab er es nidt lit,
feinen 11nterifieb MAIDEN Iolte. benr
eS lei elm @erf Der @ilbt6dtigfeit i'm
Sntereiie Der Srau unb Sinner. Srons
cois erfldrte, DAB fein ltuionmann
NIT Slitenborf ipnpatbiiieren ipatc.
beantraate ioear. bab ben 9eutcn.
ipelhe Sonbs fir Den 3ped lam
meln, Die Observation-Disclosures
ent5osen perben io0ten. Ser Intrag
lpirrbe dn9enoinmen. aher lllih err
fldrtc, bab Der Ylan frosbem aussez
fiibrt iperben piirbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

cine babe hinge gncrgic. nm Il Nr
ginbeitrih, nit Sleiitift ober Eunte,
III MAIDEN. Wtaft man i'm nit Der
Sd)reibmaid)ire. 10 braucIt man nod
bel mebr. Sic &raft; Die an bieien
unniiben fleinen Strif p~ertpanbt ipiro,
bctrd9t 100000 Yfunb gner9is
tdglid). unb bamit fouute man einen
Eaiia9icr5ue runb Inn Die grbc
ididcu. SIT es nid)t %uneldublif, me
Ger Menid, iih dnitren8t, obne cs g.;
piIicn? Scbcnfaa5 lit bic @ermc
bltng hcs @inbeitridJes in BEN aneriio
niihcu 3eitun9en ihon lett 9eraitme:
Seit bemerfbar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Die lette Gnbeitatte bes Ibtes pnn
ct. W%ernharb.

Man bcrid)tet au5 Der Sfrpci5:
@or bier Sobrcn itarb Sietro Ghaa
noun, Der gbt ppn ct. BERNHARD,
uno fpuroe uuf bent fleinen airdboi
bon Ga Sbuile begraben. Dor Iet@
rem Sobe bate er ben Wunih aus
oeiproden; in Def Hdhe oes 6oipt3es
oes fleinen ct. Bernhard be9ruben
al tperben. Gin internatioualcs 60
mite bate iif 9ebilbct, Inn Dem
@poitel Der Ilpen cine @rdbfapclc
8u erri6ten, unb iest puroen Die
fterblihen 11eberreite beS eblen Mcn>
1henfreunbes CUR lesten Hll6e in Der
Rdbe ieiner 8irfnnssitdtte iibcrgcz
fii6rt. Sat Elm babies Sabrbunoert
bate Der Ibt ieines berontiportun9s>
bonen 4mtes eefpaltet; CT ieBte i'm
8inter oft iein 9eben alf's Spiel,
Inn Die Spfer Der Shneeitiirme nno
2otpinen pom Spbe gu erretten. Suz
BEL mar er nod tpiiieni6nftlid thdti9
rnb hattie cine beionbere Sorliebc fir
EbiIoiopbie, Observation-Disclosures unb
Sedbnif. SIM Sabre 1870 le9tc er
cine . meteoroloeii6e Seobaftungs>
ftation an, Die bolb @eltruf crs
Ianete; aid Die Sfabe bonn Soipi5 gu
ben 8ipfeln beg Sancabrnnlette rno
BEG Wirapibi unb Die Strabe gum
@oiierfaq bon Ruitor paren iein
@erf. CT ihuf aid cine groBe
BflanSung bon Ilpeneetuddien, Die
G6anuita nod linn 9enanut ipiro.
3tpeitailienb Ienid1en geleiteten Die
iterbfife Siile bes abtes 5ur lei erz
rt6teten 8rdbfopeIe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

Sni1crc hcs Sbcaters bot Gin Bib groa
BEN Gurus unD bod,itcr GlcGdl5, nrlo
nidlt5 fcbltc, llm Der &nritelluita 81
cincru %glnn5pollcn Grfplgc 6u per-
bclfcn. 3ipiid)cn bcnl critcn rllo 5lpciz
ten Gift crid)icn Der Ncgillcllr pc6
Sbcntcrs Dor Dem Gprbnll9, nm cine
tltr5c Nn1prude an Die ~lpelbeppl 9e@
itimmtc 3ubprerid,ait gu ridtcn.
uWcine Samcn mnb 6errcn", rteI
CT in Den 3uidaucrraum bincin,
rcinc eliidIide @inecbung bat mic
rem berporraocnbcn Sircftor auf Den
@cbnnfcn gc6rad)t, hns Spinnrdn
@retdcns, Gin gdn5lif peralteteS ulo
~ldrmpolc5 Snitrumcnt, burd cine
mpbcrnc. Den Inipriifeu ~lnnlerer
Belt cntipreobenbe Ndbmaifine Der
Sirrra t. 81 crIeeen. bcren Sauf 10
glatt rnb 9erduihlpS lit, baB Den 2ua
bDrcrl nid)t cine cin5igc Note pcS
cnt3iidenben globes pom aonig bon
Sbulc pcrlorcn gcbcn miro"
Sprdd)'5 lino perIdlpnno. Ser
Torbans cling pieber ultf. Seterlid)
nabn @rctfen ibren Ylas Dor Der
Ndbmaidlilc, on nelder Der Name
itrcs Snbrifnntcn in fpcitbiu lcuftcne
Den Suhltubcn a%ngcbrud)t mar. Ils
tic ibr 2icb beenbet bate, rief lie cnt>
6iift nils: .Sicie Hdbmaid]ine lit un>
pcrQlcid)lid) nno foitet nlr ieH5i9
Splar5l"
Iuf bas Yiiblifim madote bieie
Gcrbcllerung" Der 8ounooi dcn
Spcr cinen onrdal5 eiiniti9cn Gins
brlld.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Jiirften Sic ppn SdJiuinbinht Re
falen an iperben?

gs bleibt iif aleih, ipie froniid
Sbr Suiten ober tpie ihtper Sbr Snlsz
poer 2unsenleiben lit, 9r. Sings Sem
Discovery tpirb Sbnen .iiherlih belfen:
tie mag Sbr 9eben retten. Stilman
Green bon Ralifite. Colo, i6reibt:
n3tpei Ier5te iagten, i'd bate Die
S6tpinbir6t unb tDnnte feline stpei
Sabre LANCER leben. Sd gebraufte
8r. Sings Sem DISCOVERY, BIN an,
2eben rnb geiunb." Wir eritatten
Sbr @elb 5uriid. tpenn es Sbnen nift
bilft. Sic bette 5ausmeoi5in fir
Suiten. grfdltunsen, Suls< unb 2unz
senleiben. Sreis so Gents unb $500.
8drantirt bon &. %. 8nete, $50
gaain Ctr, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Gin 5ranen : Garlament i'm Sttle.'
Ssean.

Ser Observation-Disclosures Stag
pool, Der nah elmer ldngeren HeiIe
burd Den n0roliden Sa5ifiifen
Ocean pieber ollf Dem Spne e%intraf.
beIud]te u~nteripc9S Die Mngalrs Sn'el
Der Yaloos< @rrppe, Inn bort Ybpss
pbatial5e fir Hotterbam 5n looen.
Sieie Suiel liegt ungefdbr 1000
&ilometer bon 2abuam, Norosg orneo,
entiernt. Sas Sdiif blieb etipa bier
@oden bort. Iuf Der Sniel leben
llngeidbr 500 G~ingeborene, Die aus
Den bena6barten Sit1eln mad bort
sebraft iuerben, I'M in Den E~bospbats
gruben 5u nrbeiteu. 3lpplf Slropder
fiibren Die Iuilidt. Sic SnIel bat
faum irgenb nelden Yflan5enbeltano.
unb MIR lpeni9 friifc Nabrnn9 ut err
bdltlih. Sduptlcbensmittel Iino Sonz
icrpen. Srintpniier muB ipdbreno
Ger Hcgens Scriobe in Sdiiern ab9e<
iongcn iperbcn. Ab unb 5u laufen
Yoitbompicr aus Son9fong rno
Nuitrnlicn an, Die iriiAes Sleild) mad
bort %brin9cn. Sic Sniel Seipobner
itehcu inter Der 0errihaft elmer So
ni9in. Die eincn Yrin39cmdbl bat.
Idmner uno Srallcn baben ibrc 9e@
trenntcn Earlonrcntc. Sdmmtlihc
Sraucn baben bas Stimmred,t. pao JIG
fir obcr gcgcn cinen 9cidluB ihrer
WGnner nusnuBeu tonncn. @ber
and Die @onncr babcn pas Hcdt. Die
@oridldge Der Srauen nn5unebmcr
ODER ab5ulebneu. Bie pcrlaltct. Ioll
bieieo Spitcm por8iiglih arbclten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
amerifanii6e &remssiise.

II. g. q. mib ale Sabre feinen
&reu55ug baben. 2estes Sabr eing er
.aesen Die SlteeerL beuer ioq Den,
@iubeitrih bas iiberfliiiiiee 2eben
a~useeblaien perben. Scnn cs bat
Semanb berednet, baB 200 Wilionen
@cnid)eu eneliih ihreiben. ipeIhe
Sprade beipnbers reid, an ioldcn
Strifen lit, unb bab iebcr bieier Iens
ifen minbeitens brei Wnl am Gage
ntosbap", Tonight" unb .toz
morrotp" ihrcibt. Ntan brurft abcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Srei S6bne fOnnett nift einen Batter
erndhren.

Sm @eitieite< @erid)t bon Neip gort
iplrbc Der ~S0jdbrisc Woris Ginger
ron No. 9S2 Columbus gpe. inter Der
Nnflage, brei Sd)aufeniter in benz
ShnittpaarenzGa oerI ieines Sohnes
German, go. $50 Imiteroam Ipe..
bospiais bemolirt gu baben, por9eS
fiibrt. SD lpollte Dol einen 8ifter
gebrad)t iperben", erflarte Der @reis,
LIMB bas ipdr Der 8runp, ipesbalb
ih Die Shaufeniter 5eritDrte. Sd
iuftc 8clegenbeit, einem Gid)ter bon
meinen Grfabruneeu 81 er5dblen.
Sh iterbe !Snn9ers unb babe Orei
Sobne, Die idmntlih reid iinb. Sd
Iuhc eiuen Ienid,cu, Der elm DIR
fir mid bot" Nad1 ben peiteren
Nn9aben Des alten Nannes iinb feline
teiben anberen Sobne Der 8rrnoz
eisentbumsbdnbler Sacob Ginger BON
$50. 272 Neip Yorf Gpc.. Srooflpn,
unb Der Shubpanrenbdnbler ,5enrp
Ginger bon go. 207 Oit 121. Ctr.
ollie Srei traeen angeblih, uuber Der
Rietbe fir bes sreiicn 9aters Be-
hauiung MIR 81 ipod1entlif Su beiien
llnterbalt BEL. Die 3eritorunssz
S5ene erei9nete iih, unfDcm German
Ginger, fpic iein 0ater lust, linn
cine auberoroentlife llnteritiibiing
i'm getra9e BON SIS 5ur Seihaffung
notbtpenbiser. 2ebensmittel pertpeiz
9ert bate. Ser @reis purbe nit
einem Sabel entlaiien, unb i'm iibrieen
rietb linn Der Hihter., Die @obltbdz
tisfeits@ nnb geHerunesbebDrOe iiber
feline e%isenartisen ~erfagrunsen gu
rnterri6ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
8retben ant Spinnrab.

Canada lit inherent 2anbe Der mn
bcsren3ten Io9li6feiten benahbart,
itnb CO paiiieren aId bort-io etpas
itcdt an - mitunter Singe. Die ans
bcrspo i6ier uumo9lih ipdren. Sn
cincm 10 iungcn 2anbe. in peldem
Der CHM Der Senolferun9 bauptid6z
lid nuf bas G~rtperbsleben gerid)tet
1T, itcbt Die Ieflame bober in Treis
unb InicbeM oils Die &unit.
8urbe ba Dor nidt larger 3cit -
10 cr3dblt Gin 2eier - in Iontreal
Dor cinem anbnhtspoacn unb alserz
leicnen Yublitum I'M @rnnb Sbeatrc
@ounob'S .Sauit" gegebeu. Sas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Snitaliernns eines Gr5biiGofs nl3
Gfarrer.

Ius arafau mirb gcnelbct. baB Fer
Dor mebrereu Sabreu aus Hublanh
o%usgeipieicnc gr5biihof Spmon, gaui
@riudhcn Dos Siiriter5biifofS Snpictn
sum Gr3pfarrcr Der Waricn1 Stride i'll
&rufar burh ben aaiier Sran5 Soiei
ernannt nurbe. Gr5biihof Spmpl,
Der in Den lebteu Sabrcn in Npm tcbtc.
1T bereits in arafuu cingetroffen ulb
ipurbc feierlid, in ieinc Yfarrfirdje
ein9efiibrt.-[a. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

lperbcn bon p%oriidtisen Sorihcrn nns
~ac5rpeifclt. &on Dem Wnran Norbs
H~uitraIicn's, Der bisbcr Den Namen
Hieienparan fiibrtc. untcrid,cibct lid,
Die nellc Irt burd, cine lpcniser ipibc
ltnb braun 9cfdrbte Sd,uuu3e uno
burd cinen fiir6ercu Sdpan5. Sas
aupdengeriiit Der nellcn Irt lit bas
gc9cn nidt 81 untcrideiben pom DEM
cincs @ararL Der friibcr in Iuitrulien
9elcbt bat, icst aber ieit gcrallncr
3cit alsgeltorben lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Snperldfiiges 2aricrn1ittel fit
SraMen.

Sait iebe Srau bat elm sutes Ca
riermittel nptbipenbi9. Or. Sings
Sem 9ife Yiqen iinb gut, neil biez
ielben prompt unb 5uperldiii9 iinb unb
feline Sfmer5en neruriaden. Srall
M. 6. Dunlap BON 2eabin, Senn.,
Ia9t: ~Sr. Sings Sem 2ifc Tillen
baben mir iebr piel aebolfen." 5olet
@ll6 nod bente cine Sdahtel. Treis
% Gents. gmpfoblcn bon g. W.
656 Waiu Ctr, Dubuque.
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Gin 4pliatf, Der 26 Nful 2ebens.
retter lit.

Sn @eeentpart bes Iiniiters bes
Snnern &los tpurbe ant s. September
IN Taris Dem Yoli3iiten gbmonh
9iou5eit, Der acknowledgements Wenihen
hds Seben 9erettet bat, bas &reu8 Der
Gbrenlegion iiber9eben. Ser Yoli5eis
prdfett 5ennion nnb Der Iiniiter ielbit
bielten Iniprafen; Der Winiiter befs
tete benz Y~oli5iiten bas &reu5 III unb
limarmte ibn.-(&. 49,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
@onpernenr gleale BON siib. GarOlina

lit nid)t nur Gin encr9iid)cr ScfIrs
morter Der Spuhiuiti5. Ionbern aud
Gin ACKNOWLEDGMENT Stumprcpncr. Dener
@prte an Seuilidfeit nidts 81 lpiins
lden ilbri0 laIlen. 9r bcipirbt lld) I'm
cincn Sis I'M Smnbesienat. nm. ipiC
CT Iid Dol cincr MISUNDERSTANDING
ausoriidte, ben .aampf fur Die Sus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

= Sic arinutb fiubct suneilcn
8obltbdter, icltcn abcr Sreuube.
= SddBc mr. Die clpigcn, bimnls
lii6en Sitter ais Die .ein5i9 luabrcn
bob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Ser 8rnno liest ttefer.

(6%ortIeBung bon Der 3. Seite.)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-13
Farmers Warned to
Keep Bales Uniform
Failure to Clean Gins Between Runs
Of Differing Grades Of Cotton
Is Wasteful.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-Acting
on protest received from the Cotton
Association of Manchester England.
the Department of Agriculture has is
sued an appeal to the cotton ex-
changes of the South to insist on the
ginners guarding against the mixing
of various staple cottOns in the same
bale
The warning is issued that laxity in
this direction will cost the cotton pro
ducers of Georgia and other South
ern States large sums of money each
season. The growers are particularly
urged either to limit their cotton
growing to one variety or to provide
themselves with storage houses in
each Of which only cotton Of a single
staple is stored
The department says:
THE fault it seems, lies largely
with the ginner, and results from the
fact that he Is unwilling to take the
time, after ginning one kind of cot
ton, to clean out the ginning ma
chimes before he introduces another
staple. AS a result the first layer or
part packed will contain some of the
cotton previously ginned. II the cot
ton being ginned is long stapled, the
mixture of short cotton in this first
plate or layer viii lessen the value OF
the bale from $3.50 to 81 even though
there be only about 20 pounds of cot
ton affected. The reason for this IS
that the cotton merchants sample
from each side of the bale and rate
ii by the worst side, so that such
bale would be rated mixed whereas
$50 pounds Of it might be long staple
and only the first plate or layer Of
about 10 or 20 pounds mixed staple,
The department urges on the cot
ton producers that if they can not
provide themselves with seed cotton
storage houses and gin large quanti-
ties at a time. to insist that the gin
ners clean out the ginning machine
and take the old roll of previous cot
ton out before ginning new cotton.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-13
Standard Shares Up
On Stock Exchange
Trade and Crop Reviews Display
Surprising Optimism, but
Bank CIearings Drop.

NEW YORK, July 12.-Despite the
record dullness that prevailed during
the short session of the Stock EX
change to-day, standard shares ad-
vanced fractionally on week end
covering by professionals. Some spe-
Cialties showed sympathetic strength.
Canadian Pacific advanced 212, Next
can Petroleum l Y and New Haven
IL.
Copper shares also shared in the
slight advance in spite of the con-
tinued dullness of the capper metal
business and lower prices.
Dealers continue to offer the new
city AIS. sale being made to-day at
99%. Panama IS also changed
hands at 101.
Prices were controlled entirely by
the London market. Stocks abroad
We're higher and the sentiment eX-
hibited was much more cheerful,
owing to optimistic declarations re-
garding the political and financial
situations by men competent to judge
The improvement here was even
greater than in London.
The surprising Cheerfulness among
business interests, as indicated in the
weekly trade reviews, may have
more effect later The week has I'M
dOubtedly seen a decided improve
ment in the prospects for corn spring
wheat and oats because of the rain
fall in the different sections devoted
to these crops. There also has been
Improvement in weather conditions
in the cotton belt, where the low
est percentages of condition have
been reported.
The decrease of 101a per cent in the
bank clearings this week for the en-
tire country is mainly due to the 20
per cent loss in New York and
shrinkage of 81 per cent in Boston.
St Louis fell off per cent and New
Orleans about 5 per cent, but Chi
cago increased 7 per cent. Baltimore
20 and Philadelphia ~ per cent.
The transactions on the New York
Stock Exchange We're 100000 shares,
compared with 2,287,114 year ago.
and bonds dealt in were so per cent
smaller which explains part of the
reduction in bank exchanges
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-13

tablishec earlier in the week. There
has been no general activity, how
ever in the market which has been
more or less under the control of the
professional element.
The July position, strange to say,
has shown relative weakness. Export
ers have had practically no orders
and even II they had them would find
il difficult matter to secure the
grades sought after by the trade on
the other side.
Except for reports as to damage
by bolr weevil in Texas, Louisiana
and Mississippi, crop accounts con-
tinue of a satisfactory character. In
fact, the reports as to the progress
now being made by the crop could
hardly be more encouraging.
II is believed by some that crop
prospects are now in the zenith, and
for this reason there is an inclination
to buy the market on declines, the
argument being made that the critical
crop period is now at hand, and that
any change in the condition is certain
to be for the worse. The alarmist
element in the market is trying to
make capital out of the high tenn
peratures reported in Texas within
the last few days. These tempera-
for Texas yet, however, and Conserv-
alive people in the market think that
hot dry weather is just what is need
ed to hold the boil weevil in check
in that section Of the belt,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-13
Bulls Held in Check by
Fear of Tax on Futures
Weevil and Hot Weather in Texas Only Bad
Crop News To Be Heard

NEW ORLEANS, July 12.-With
the sword Of Damocles hanging over
the cotton market, it is hard to
arouse speculation in the staple, even
though a somewhat bullish environ
ment has developed recently. Since
the Government reports were issued
July Liverpool has shown distinct
~ bullish attitude neither the con-
dition figures nor the acreage being
considered of a bearish character by
European cotton trade.
Taking advantage Of the pessimistic
feeling created by the proposition to
tax futures out of existence, bearish
interests, here and in New York. sold
the market rather aggressively in the
early part of the week, depressing
contract prices to the level of II 40
for October delivery The strength
manifested by Liverpool, where a
good spot demand has been in evil
dence, sales totalling 10000 bales al
most every day, checked the declin-
ing tendency, and started shorts to
covering.
Anticipation OF possible damage to
the crop from the high temperatures
now prevailing in Texas, together
with numerous reports of the boil
weevil rayaging the crop in the west
ern and central belt, induced some
fresh buying. With bulls bidding for
cotton and shorts inclined 30 cover.
the market has had a substantial re-
action upward from the low level es-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-13
CURRENCY Bill Delayed.

Latest reports from Washington
indicate that no currency legislation
may he enacted this session, but ma
tional bankers will not grleve over
the prospect. They are hopeful that
mature reflection will bring out the
necessity for amendments tending 10
give experienced bankers voice IN
the Federal Reserve Board ana treat
inc the banks as a whole with great
er consideration.
The Governments crop report re
elected A poor wheat condition, but
a corn crop far beyond expectations.
And after all. corn is the most val
t,abIa of all crops raised in the Unit
ed States. indeed, it is the most val
,ahIe single crop raised in any coun-
try of the world, for agricultural
nrospeCts as a whole are encouraging.
The Interstate Commerce Commls-
sion's severe condemnation OF New
Ravens financial operations mas
merely emphasized what every pouy
.,iraadv knew or suspected, to W.T.
thar money was being wasted Dy Iile
millions in an insensate EFFORT TO
create an homogeneous monopolS'
,,-,.,.,,,r+ioD craft. inexCusable eX-
.,-.,,-aerance and utter lack of ethclent
EnanciaI management are among the
nffansas fastened upon the company
,,.hich / p. Morgan & Co. have been
financing The bankers are hldlng
behind Mellan, but proceedings are
expected which may place the Dlaiile
where it belongs. e,5
The collapse of the First Second
Eatiora1 Bank of Pittsburg and the
:, ores Of water and other ventures
SC%rf9 by J. S & W. 5. Kuhn
reveals that supervision OF pan itlis
can not be too strlcl, 1 ne - in
washington or in Pittsburg-perhaps
Oo T!sfng the pubIc's money deposited
in hanks for dangerous spec lation
nv insiders is an offense Gaining IoI
r,risbment. The Kuhns are IN DANCE 7
bairg rIassed with the Morse ana
% Is-''7 type Of financial buccaneers
,niess they furnish more Satisfactory
eInianation than yet vouchsafed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-13
Future Sales Made
Of Southern Iron
Considerable Pig Engaged at Low
Prices for Delivery During
Third Quarter of Year.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, July r.
Considerable pig iron has been sold
in Southern territory for delivery
during the third quarter of the year,
some of the larger consumers in the
East and elsewhere taking advantage
of the low prices.
Manufacturers in this section of the
country have concluded they have
sold enough iron at the low levels
and have advanced prices from so
cents to 81 per ton. The production
has been cut down at least 10 to 10
per cent, six furnaces in Tennessee
and Alabama being blown out. Re
pair work is being done on one or two
of these furnaces. While 81 per ton,
No. foundry is given as the aver
age price for the product, there still
are reports that concessions are be-
ing made.
Inquiries are in hand that promise
to result in business, export deals
under negotiation amounting to r.
500 tons. while domestic business
under consideration amounts to not
less than $4,000 tons. The intentions
are to reduce the accumulated stacks
of iron.
The home consumption is looking
up. Castiron pipe plants in Annis-
ton, North Birmingham, Greater
Birmingham, Bessemer. Holt, Gads-
den and other places are beginning to
melt little more iron. The big plant
of the American Radiator Company
at North Birmingham has been start
ed up. 1t is proposed to melt 200 tons
of iron daily at this place. The COM
pany spent something like 100000 on
the big plant at North Birmingham.
The new pipe plant at Gadsden
started up this week and when in full
operation there will be a healthy
melt. This plant replaces the one de-
stroyed by fire.
There is considerable activity in the
steel market and all predictions now
are there will be steady operation of
plants through. the balance of the
year Southern railroads are begin
ming once more to announce estimates
of needs. Rail is in demand, as are
bolts and spikes.
There is a strong demand for coke
in this section of the country and all
manufacturers are finding it neces-
sary to keep coke ovens, both the
beehive and the by-product types, in
full operation. Better prices prevail
for coke now than for some time.