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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-06
itbcr feline @erion gibt nn0 Eait.
icnoe btiidtieten Die 2eihe.
griht Sas Mafarat.

gei elmer qntomobilfnbrt ON
Sonntaa nodmittog nerungliidte
SEER Gloon Morris BON Silo.Do-
.foto. Ser ouf geild in Glarinon,
Soma, nellie. Der @erungliidte
modte NIT $errn iin0 Graii Sobn
Sennenan cine alitomobiIfnbrt; IN
Ser 9tohe bon Sooannab poate
Serr &enueman eiuem 6ltbrtperf
nltsmeihen un0 ihIiipften Die Gds
81 in Dem peiden 8oben. Gn8
altto iiberf6I1tg iih nobel Iforris
nno @enneman berlebt tpuroen uno
nah Dem bieiigen Gnsnortb So
ipitol gebroft meroen muBten.
aer5tIide ltnterfudiine ergob, BOB
norris oas Giidgrat gebroden unO
Sennerron burd einen Rippen.
brlth cine @%erIetttng Der 2unge or.
holten hotte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-06
Die So5ialiIteit iinS
keine CanScsperrdter!
Gieie Grfldrnug giebt Seumonr
Steabman, 9iedltsbeiitnuO Der
So5ialiitenpartei alb.

GbicaQo. 6. Sept. = Gic io3iaIi.
itiife 9artei 0es 2an0es miro Der
Regierung ale eroenflide Inter
itiltltng BEL Der pou Der IcBteren
einge[eiteten lluteriuhung 3uteiI
ner0en Iaiien, ia9te beute bormittog
5eDmour Steoomnn, @eneralonnalt
Der io3iaIiihihen Gurtei. ng5 gibt
.alerongs qeletIihe 0}ittel, ourd
nelde mir bic oiesbe5ilglihe 4rbeit
Ser Gegierung beeintrdhtigen fonn.
ten idqte er, mir beabithtigen
aber nlles 3it titn, i'm Die l~tnterit.
dung 5u beidleuniqen. Sir min.
iden, Der 9fegierung ELM fir o1e
Dol Die ueber3eitgung bei5ubrin9en,
6aB bic So3ioliiten fpe0er 46tran.
nigfcit nod 8errot pre0igen."
Gie 8un0esQeitmorenen itnb benz
te 6amit 6eidGitigt, Giniitt in 0ie
Bidder un6 Shriften 5u nebmen bic
in BEN berihieoenen Guortieren Der
s. 8. 8. un0 Der So5iuIiiten bors
gefun6en nuroen.
Der u4merican SocioIiit" 6as
offi5ieQe Organ Dor So3ialiitan,
.piro morgen nidt eriheiuen oa bic
gunoesbeamteu bic oridfertigen
8lotten zerit6rt hobef.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-06
Ga toilette crcbcrtc
Riga, iaet HmflcM!


Ninneapolis. 0lim., 8. Sept. -
Charles @6mar0 Ruiieq. 0us ioaia.
liittihe glitglieo Der Rootiden 8ons
milton na9 aubldnO, ertlGrte beute,
als er bier eintrat I'M Der aoHgen.
ton Der gmcricon Alllance for
2ubnr on0 Democracy bei3lnpobnen:
a9tiga lit uidt bon Oeu Gelttiden
erobert mor0en. gIgn wuroe BON
gfobert 2a5olette, sid Stone uuo
Senotor @ronnn eju9caommen. Giea
ie babeu &iqa crobert.
sails Betrogruo gcnommen iper-
ben ioate, geidie9t Dies leiteus 90.
6nactte, @ronna. Stone lu0 pro-
0elltideu 8iIrgermGfteru, melhe ans
tiomerTfuuiden 9~cpegungen lire
@ilfe lej9et."
Ges lueiteren iogte oos friibere
@iltglico Der io5ial1iideu &artet,
Dab Die @innabmG bon &Jgu bon
fetuer 8eoaitung lei, ou6er ais elu
3eiden oofiir, mie wcit oa5 ruiliide
&oif gcidmddt lit,
s&i9a bat nidts 5l bcoatten "
iogte 8uiiea. n28ir muBtan genou
che mir 3uBlauo perIicben, BOB &i.
ga fallen milBte. Nigga III nidlt Die
6rage. Die grnBe 6ro8e it, ob Ole
oeittide 0ffeniipa 5araasepieien
miro"
.&em Der aoiicr Crom fiir sic
Ginua6me bon Gi9u ntsteilt. iolte
er nidt 2u6oacttc @rouuo mo
Stoue bergeiien. Gle orbeiten oar.
auf bin, Die Sade QeltihlanOs 81
itarfeL DEN arieg gu pcrlangern mn
4merTtoner bin3uihLa6ten. Sp
0ieier &iuiibt tan iie meqr, els gang
Ielttihlauo 8uiammc18euommeu -
tie mo tbc @pople's Gouuil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-06
BiISMng einer
lteucn parfei!

Mtinneabogs, Minny 8. 5ppt, =
BE Gelegatgn Der ameritGnii6eu
aaidnS rlr arbeit urlo Gamofratie,
pelde 9elfe Gfer cine aonferen5 ab-
bieltel 81 iAdfti9tea iid NIT Der
Driim0mm elmer iIeuen i%o5ialoemo.
fratiiAeF Bartei, meIde aus Der
filr5li9 hi aem gort ms 2e6en &c.
rufeueu ioslal0emofratiiden &iga err
iteben fol-. Wtan madt erHitlthe
9eItrebungen, cine Giniguug uuter
Sen 8robibitiouiiten frahtraE BRO
areiiiben mo jenen 2cuten 81 er=
8ieIen, melde TrHber 0er i~o3iGloemo.
fratiiden 4artet ~aHgeb0rien, Dam
aber 0ieie 9artei Degen iDrer SteIs
lullgnabme gum ariege uerIieBea.
9Iele 8eDcqnag 5ur 9leugriuouilg
0ieler Qnrtet bat nit oer gegenipdr-
ttaet 4rbelter- &%onbcntlon u5iolut
ntdfs getueiniduL oo6 miro oiei@
Northumberland Der berihie0enen
GgIeqntcn bon geDiiiet 5eitc ais
qiinltige @elegenbeit betllet. nm bic
8ldne fir Bic ipatere Bran0ttng Der
nellen 8ortei al legen. t~rter9ano,
lnngen smiiAen ben 5ibrarn Der
Reconsideration, Irograiitueu un0
friberen @itglieoern Der IasIgeu To-
siul0emofratliden &artei MAIDEN gu
fe Iortihritte. Ger einpano bon
5eiten Deridie0ener So3IaIoauto.
Tratrn, oie iebt nidt bic 9lotuenoig.
felt Slir 4elgriinoung eiaer 8artei
Eeben, 0Hrife mobl b0l0 u6errUUloen
lein
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-06
Bi9thcfen bolt ietnen
Oh. Oeener bereb!

Berlin liner 2on0on 6. 4uquit.
-Cffi5iaa nirb eerneIoet, Bob Size
aerhauptnnnn b. Ridtbofen am
1ienstag ieinen 81 @egner hernb.
geboIt bal. Ger crit fur8Lid pegen
ieIner Gaididlidfeit I'M 2uftfampf
bonn Gereeanten gum 2eutnant be-
f6r0erte 6. g2iiGer idoB dn oemief.
ben Gage Die q. fein0fi9e @las
Idine nb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-06
Dog l3cpuli Dog Del!

8aibrngtoI 6. Sept.-3n eiuem
9rief an ben Reprdicntonten aabn.
BON California 0rift Gr0iioent SiI.
ion bic @offntug aus, oaB iid Der
aongreB halo bertagen meroe, INT
nod 6ouie 3uriid3ufehren luto iid
iiber ole thinning, Die inter Dem
9oIfe berriht 3u unterridten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-06
Bon alnpperidIanaen ae6iHen.

Davenport. 8oib, 6. Sept.
Die 8%rDeijd6rige either 8oitt muroe
bon elmer Qlappcridlange gebiiien
lno it ait Dem giftigen 9iB gcitors
ben.
2y6re nm1d6riqe Sdmdter totete
bic s6lanQe. nndoem oieielbe ben
totIihen QiB getan.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-06
2ll1f. Bon5anc Mrs
darlington ucrlancn!

8oi5inaton, 6. 5ept - @ier 3ir.
fuliareu Beute Ggriitte Dab @igr.
8ou3nno. Der pdpit,ife geieqot in
&oi6ingtolb oeumddit eturn gtoh
folQer erbolteu miro. Die uriade
Ser 4~bberuiung miro uidt nngegc-
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-06
sanicnb sdafe per6rannt.

Qeuiiton, 5oo., 6. Sept. Gtpa
touieno Sdaic. Gigeatum ron SRI
Dlop6eae Wrig6t bon 9urleB Soa9
itno bel cinem @ol0brono nate Der
@rcn3e 3mii6en 3ooho mno glouta.
ma n"lItDerbrannt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-06
Derlanocn balSiocn
cmti6eiSenSen S0lae!

@ai6iHgton 6. Sept -gm Qi.
glonat Der 4llierten CAB bic CT.
fldrung nb, boB bic Gage on Der
ruiiiihen 8ront notoeoumgen einen
Souptidlag Der 9laierten geqen Die
Geutiden mo beren 8er6unbeteH
6eoinqe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-06
S~255,OOO,00O mcbr
fir Sie lltarinc!

8dibiuetou g.. Gent. 8lotteu.
ietretar Daniels reidta lc!ite i'll
aougrcB Die 6orOcrung oui meitere
$235, 5000 fin 0cn Dan ben Cor
pe0oboot3erit0rerH Elm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-06
Eelsaarairrte gaOefofamr InS oas
9seneite.

atlattic Giip, 6. 5rpt -gion
dabt Die .3ubl Der Maniden, melde
bic Seiertage bier berbradten, oni
$4,000 nllo bcrednet 01B lie
aulo fIni @liaionen Dollars bags.
.aiIen haben.
"a es aaH Stronea 5ieHlIif filbl
nar. erhhieaen nicle giooeodmdeH
ii NIT @ aarnierteA 9aoef0lGll-
ulea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-06

Is mIr0e fid fir Sic ialbit cine
meitere 8eiie lohnen um lire 4itgen
III gatem 3nitol0e iiir Die 3utmft
81 erbaItal. Or. 4eilarlo, oremont,
Slebrnstn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-06
3a6lreid1e onftfdmpfe.

oonoon. 6. Gept.-5aneraL @aiB
meIoete belite nadaltttog iber 3obI-
reihe Suftfdnipfe nn6 8Iiegerongrif-
fe. Sn BEN 8erift beiBt es: a4m
gienstag fam es all 3ahlreihen 8Iie-
gerfdn1pien, Die fir uns groBtanteiIs
einen erfolgreihen 8erIaltf nabmen.
uniere 6Iieger marfen gomben nu
aeiIitdrpoiten, @abnitationel Mounts
tionsnie0erlngen uim. hinter ben
feilloIihen 2inieu berab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-06
iltebcr 1900 RMTen
oetatcn bel Riga I'M
Gcfan9cnI6aft!
1870 8eidhte, 800 @laidincnsrpeb.
r., fRebrefe Eqn5erantomObile nnb
5aHlreides nnOeres Sriessmaterial
iultrDe erp6ert.

Berlin ilber 2cn0on 6, Sept-
Cos Griegsant meloete beltte nod.
mittag, Son Der Giga 6ront miro
~5eineIOet, ooB 100 ruiiiide 0fii5iere
mo $500 Wlafn gciangen genorrs
men mltroeu. mo ferner DAB $50
@eid)iite, 300 neutrality-suspicious., Ell
ne An8abl 8an3ermttomobiIe uno
51hEret1es 1nocres GriegsmnterinI
srobert ruor0en 1T. @ei unierem
9ormnrid Ser Gina eHtIang inns
mir Bis nad 6rieoridSitoot norge.
orlingerl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-06
Stalieniider geridlt.

Rom, g.. Sept. - 9a8 itolieniihe
Griegsatnt meloete beute. oaB bel
Dem geitern unternommenen Cor
itob 700 5eiterreifer in @tfanger.
ihnft gerieten. Sci bern @efedlt
III Dem @0r8 Ibidnitt modten mir
Gina 525 @eidngene, beiBt es in
Dem geridt. agluf Der Carlo Sod
fIdfe fpieien mir n~ie0er6oIte feirb-
Iide &ngriffe al mo nabmeH 200
9aorm gefangen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-06
ggns Die lEranauien mclben.

9aris 6. Sept. - Cffl5iea tprr-
be beltte befanrt qenadt Dab an
Der gorsen fron8oitiden 6rout Die
Beidnse mtabl1iiig 6onnern. Syu
Der umgegeno bon Germ (nm o.
menbofneg). beiBt es in Dem off.
sieaeu 8eri6t mar Der 8eiditt
fan1bf bon beion0erqr 9eftigfeit.
RorOIid bon Reiu1s 6ritd6radeu
fran86fide @otrouiqen oelttide nor.
geihobene 5teaungen. Sn Der
Champagne mar lebte Gndt elm &c.
paItiger @eidiBfompf 3t oer3eih
men, uniere Qrtiaerie ober mar Der
feinolihen ilberlegen uno berbinoer=
te. Dab iid Ole 0etti6e Snianterie-
maiieH 5lltH qngriff entnifelu fonr.
ten. Altd 5u beioen Soften Der
M}aas naren leBte 9adt @eifue
f1nrpfe all beraeihnen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-21
Dry Goods Review for Week Bleached Cottons Sold Up for Balance of the Year-Advance Sales of
 Spring GOOds Biz

New York. October 2o.--Cotton goods markets are on a high level of price,
 with trade of moderate character.
 Embargoes and restrictions of various sorts are impeding the delivery of goods and productions Is not up to capacity, owing to labor scarcity and other in flucnces. Wide sheetings have been ad- vanced to a basis of 45c sor 10-4 Pepperell goods, and fine cambrics and longcloths have been advanced cent yard Ali mapped goods are scarce for quick deliv-
 cry and are being advanced steadily il
 first hands. Ginghams continue in ac- tive demand. Bleached cottons are firmer with many of the leading brands fully sold up for the balance of this year. Advance sales of spring cottons to retailers have been larger than usual and have taken up much of the cloth engaged by distributors some months ago. Government business Is persistent in several directions. Owing to ts,e high price level and the uncertainties attending production. many mill agencies have withdrawn goods from sale and are slow to name prices for long future shipment. Brown cottons are back at the top levels of the year, and in sev- eral instances higher, while printcloths and convertibles all show firm trend. Yarns have moved to high levels with trade of moderate volume Prices are as foliows: Printcloths, 2S-inch G4x64s 8c: 64x60e, 7xc; 38k-inch 64x64s, 1lc; brown sheetings. southern standards, 17c; de- nims, 220 indigo. 2Sc nominal; tickings. 1-0z-., &c; prints. 1211c; staple gtrghams. I5s5c, st vaiue; dress singhan& 1s3t0 l73kc . <, s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-21
STOCK LIST HAS GENEROUS GAINS Shipping Shares, Steels and Equipments Have a
 Good Day

New York, October 20-Professional in- terests and pools dominated today's brief but active dealings in stocks. again con centrating largely upon war issues
 Shipping responded to overnight ad- vices with gains of 11s to 5lh points, Att iantic, Gulf and West Indies being the strongest feature. Steels and kindred equipments increased recent advances by 9 to points, and metals overcame their depression, Utah copper, for example, rising almost points
 The more extreme gains also included Baldwin Locomotive, which advanced { points to 61% on reports of an approach Ing stock dividend, Texas company, 4N; Cuban American Sugar. 5; American Tobacco, 4, and Republic Iron, 31a
 United States Steel, the Bethlehems, Lackawanna and Crucible Steels kept pace with the gains in allied shares and leading rails averaged to points on comparatively small trading. Closing prices were fractions to 11A points below the top.
 i. The bank statement again reflected To- cal conditions incident to the flotation of the second liberty loan. Actual loans ex- banded by about s14,0oo, 600. demand and time deposits showed combined con- traction of $34,5000Oo and reserves de- creased by almost $26,0o0,0oo.
 Bonds were slightly lower, with many transactions in liberty SIS at 99.70 to ss.72. Total bond sales, pa- value. were s2,620,00o.
 unchanged on call for the week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-21
BANK STATEMENTS
Clearing House Banks

New York, October 20.--The actual con dition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows that they hold $76,499,970 reserve, in excess of le- gal requirements This is a decrease Of $25. .9S3,S2O from last week.
 The statement follows:
 Actual condition: Loans, discounts, etc, $4067, ,977. 900; increase, $1417l, ,OUU Cash in own vaults, members fede<el reserve banks. (a) $9S,148,0 ,000; decrease, $1, ,657, 900. Reserve in federal reserve bank, of member banks, S426 206. .0O0; 4de- crease, S39, 427. .00O Reserve in own vaults. state banks and trust companies, (b) $54,- 167000; decrease, s11. .617 900. Reserve Tn depositaries, state banks and trust com panies. $93, coo; increase, 21,OS4, ,oOU. (x) Net demand deposits, s3,619, I'll ,OO0; de- crease, s31, ,326, 900. Net time deposits, $220, ,702, GOO; decrease. sS,102,000 Circula- tion, $32,729,00O; increase, $2S1, ,000. Specie included in (a) and (b) $1l1, ,26O,OOO (x) United States deposits deducted. $227, . 422, ,000. Aggregate reserve, s573,S7 ,OOO. Excess reserve s76499.970; decrease. s25,- 9S3, ,320.
 Summary of state banks and trust companies in Greater New York not in- cludeds in clearing house statement: Loans, discounts. etc., s84G, TOT. 400; in crease S, ,443,900. Specie, s56.999. 400; de- crease, s495, ,900 Legal tenders, Sl7.S33, ,U0V; increase, s1, ,4S2,S00. Total deposits, s1,OU9,- 85S, 900; increase, $12.0S3 300. Banks cash in vault. $13.048,6 Trust companies cash in vault, $61, ,783,S0O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-21
Weekly Financial Review

New York, October 2o.-A pronounced change for the better came over the stock market this week but not before prices had exhibited further weakness. LiQuidation was suddenly halted and the widespread pessimism of recent weeks gave way to moderate optimism.
 Sentiment was visibly heartened by the squirt in the liberty loan campaign, but perhaps toFa greater degree by the plac- ing of additional large orders for war supplies
 These developments found instant re- flection in the numerous war stocks. some of which recovered to almost 2S points in a few days. Coppers and utiIi- ties were again under cloud, however, gas issues In particular. reacting sharply. s Rails also, rebounded on the marked relaxation of pressure and the more cheerful feeling expressed in transpnr- tation circles respecting prospects for an Leading systems of all sections have Joined in the petition to the interstate commerce commission. and the argu- ments presented by railroad executives offer hope for recognition
 Money was in better supply for conn mercial and industrial uses but local institutions continued to exercise more than ordinary care in lending for stoeA market purposes, caution being the 36ar. ent of safety.
 Payment of several large privafe loans by British interests, and the dfrfAnsi ,r of others was reported during tfhR wesk No marked change occurred Nh foreirr remittances, aside from anothesr reactio- in the rate to PetrOgrad. (
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-21
Shepard & Glpck's Letter

NPy sNduPpciis Wlre.)
 < Rather liberal selling made it's appear ance in cotton today And prices were moderately depressed by 1t. Much of the offerings came from reallzing longs, but large percentage was unquestionably from the short side. the bear theory be- ing that the advance has gone far enough for the time belpg and that market is altogether too h1gh as general propo- sition. Our view is just the opposite, and that thet etscutting down of yield by cold weathSr still prevailing puts the market iSi position to make fresh ad- vanceys position which is strengthened by tfXe growing disposition on the part Of farahers to hold for 30 cents pound, T4legrams from eastern belt stated cot ton was selling at some points at over 2s cents pound lbpt that receipts were
 light even wherH such prices were being paid. In other words, farmers are not rushing their cffton to market at the advance. They Ire in control of situa- ton and realize heir advantage.
 Frost and freezing weather occurred In northern parts da belt and winter tenn peratures extend@ to the gulf coast. The outlook Ia Al continued cold with much frost in eakern belt tonight. We believe in remainFg on the long side of the market unde4buch conditions. The
 market closed at H net loss of 19 to 27 points.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-21
'BULL|SH CROP FALLSFLAT
Cotton Market Gone Stale. or Has Discounted All
 Bull Features

New York. october 2o.-Bullish crop much fresh buying in the cotton mar ket today and reactionary sentiment was a good deal in evidence around the ring December eased off from
 27.60c to 2720c, or 34 points under last night, and closed at 2729c with the general list closing steady at an advance of one point on October, but generally Is to 25 points net lower
 The marekt opened barely steady at an advance of one point to a decline of 17 points December and January were higher on the unfavorable show ing of the weather map and bullish overnight spot advices, but there was active realizing for over the eek-end and the failure of bullish features to inspire aggressive buying evidently in : creased the disposition to take profits. Brokers with Wall street and uptown connections were particularly active sellers on the decline which carried January off from 27.22c to 2e7sc, and March from 26.90c to 26.55c. Closing prices were a few points up from the lowest on covering. Frosts were re-. ported in the eastern belt and baro- metric conditions suggested that an other cold wave might reach the southwest before Monday. It was re- ported that returns to prominent southern authority indicated ginning of 5.262,000 bales prior to October IS and pointed to a crop of 11.036. 900 bales. which local traders supposed to be without regard to the weather of the past two days. There was also some uneasiness over reports of a tropical storm in the Caribbean sea, but these features seemed to be over for the time being by the extent of recent advices and the in creasing crop movement. Reports from the goods trade indicated continued firmness owing partly to the raw ma terlal situation and scarcity of labor, while good demand was reported for goods from the interior
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-21
GRAIN GOSSIP

Chicago-Corn prices have advanced TOT three days, December showing the most strength. This created the belief among number of traders at the close yesterday that break is due on tte Idea that the technical situation is right Tor It. Those who watch the movement Of new corn in the south are bearish and sell short, but have made little progress so far this week.
 Scattered reports from the country say farmers who have their corn cribs full or oats beginning to move them to mako room for corn. This is expected to en- large receipts within a week. Farmers generally are not disposed to sell their oats freely. It Is suggested by conserv- ative men In the trade that 1t would be well to sell freely while there is good demand abroad.-Herald.
 Lamson Bros: sOn bulges in corn, the short side seems attractive. Large stock of oats in the country and approach of corn husking will probably mean an i'm creased run
 Ware & Leland. Believe corn prices will work lower. Believe pressure of oats crop will bring further decline in prices
 Bartlett, Frazier Co: "On all advances believe sales should be made in corn"
 Simons: Advise caution on buying side of corn and oats.
 Harris Winthrop: Think price of hogs may work much lower.
 Thompson: See no logical reason for investments in corn.
 Logan: December corn is in a strong position We believe oats will be higher until better receipts are recorded.
 Chicago: Eastern houses selling De- cember corn. Demand scattered and no one prominent. Crowd sold oats, eastern houses bought. Trade very small.-Bab- cock.
 Chicago: Son current news anticipate selling corn and oats on bulges today and Nonday.-Wi
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-21
STOCK GOSSIP

New York--American transport Anti1- Europe, sunk by submarine. Seventy killed including Is soldiers.
 shipping board to turn to France about 2S0.00O tons shipping to relieve conges- ton of supplies.
 Dun's review says where outlook has been made clearer by partial or com plete removal of doubt about commodity prices there has come immediate strengthening of sentiment and some re- yival of activity in business conditions.
 Twenty industrials 7s.21, advance, .S6; 20 rails S3.S2, advance; .16-Dow Jones.
 s. B. Chapin & Co. 1t is not believed in responsible quarters that we are likely to run into anything like bull market on this movement
 Harris Winthrop & Co.,: eThere is a better feeling, but we hardly think any important advances need be looked for = ] New York--E. F. Hutton 6 Co.,: "A statement like that of tho Republic Steel company, which shows over $43 earned on the stock for nine months, Is bound to favorGbly influence this group and the industrials. Heavy realizing in United States Steel yesterday represents stock bought to support the market. We ex- pect to see this stock bought now when ever it sells off. The dividend period Is very near. Labor troubles and poor earnings are affecting rails where there Is big liquidation. Leather stocks are doing record business. The edge Of the bear raid has been taken off the in- drstrials."
 New York-Hear from good source steel will go higher on this bulge.-Mulcahy- Bache & Go.
 Birmingham, Ala.-The net operating income of the Gulf States Steel com pany for the month of September ac- ccrding to their statement. just issued, was s237, ,19S, an increase of $31, ,015 over the same month last year. For the nine months ending September 30, 1917, net op- erating income was s3, O9S, 800. an increase of s1,361 or over the corresponding nine months last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-21
Buoyant Feeling In Stock Market;
 Cotton Appears to Need Reaction
Rx Q. F. AVERY

Cotton gave unmistakable evidence yes- terday that the bull news had gone stale and that the market had fully discounted all the damage by the cold, freezing weather. None of the underlying bull fac tors, however, which will cause ulti- mately higher prices. has been changed in any manner. Only, as I said previous to the last break of nearly S4 per bale, the mere mechanics of the market will cause inevitable reactions and believe we are on the eve of one now.
 The news from the dry goods markets show that bleached cottons have been sold up for the balance of the year and spring cotton goods are in big demand, and scarcely any materials are obtain able for immediate delivery. This speaks well for the distributing end of the cot ton market and with both the raw ma terial and the finished product end short of supplies no permanent or drastic de- cline in cotton Is possible.