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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-06
LIQUIDATION HAS
RUN ITS COURSE IN
THE CORN MARKET
Staple Closed Strong, With
Figures Well Up, While
Oats and Provisions
Made Gains
BY Associated Press

Chicago September 5.-Material up
turns in the value of corn resulted to-
day from evidence that liquda tion had
run it's course for the time being.
Prices closed strong IA to 81 net
higher with September at 1872 and De-
cember 1878 to ,1.31s. oats gained
y to 1 q and provisions rs to 2.10.
Notwithstanding that the corn mar
llet showed considerable weakness in
the opening indications soon developed
that a majority of trade had taken a
bullish position. In the initial dealings
September delivery went to the lowest
level yet this season, but during the
day the trend of the market was de-
cidedly up grade for that month and
for December and May as well.
The general contention of the bulls
was that the recent break of 46 cents
bushel from the high point on De-
cember delivery has discounted to a
great extent the current agitation over
high cost of living. Besides reports
were current that the quality of the
new Texas corn arriving in northern
markets was not as good as had been
hoped for.
Oats assembled with corn. Eastern
demand was active and country offer
ings almost at zero.
Provisions were given a big hoist
owing to the strength of grain One
of the leading packers was credited
with having been liberal buyer
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New York Futures
BY Associated Press
Iew York, September 5.-Cotton
New ORLEANS Cotton.
Nv AssoniaAaa RrasS


New Orleans, September 5.-A con-
siderable better tone was exhibited by
cotton today and the market made good
recoveries from it's declines. for which
bear pressure was responsible.
Selling was encouraged by continued
favorable weather over the belt. the
cal storm was dissipatng in the West
Indies, the continued weakness of for
eign Exchange and the lack of a spot
demand The greater part of the de-
mend came from shorts who wanted
their profits and buying of this char
acter was done in a large way late in
the session following the unexpectedly
bullish showing of the week end static
tics on account of which the market
closed at net declines of only IL to 10
points.
The opening was higher on good
cables and realizing by shorts but after
an advance of II to 20 points large Of
ferings came on the market and prices
were sent to % points under the close
of yesterday. More realizing was felt
and it put prices 81 to 80 points over
Yesterdays finals. In the afternoon de-
clines were widest and they carried the
market IS to 81 points under yester-
days close but closing @coveries were
due to mill takings for the week of
PA. 600 bales against $4,000 this week
last year.
At the lowest of the day October trad
ed at $3.50 while its closing prices was
2S so Spots were marked off 100 points
which reduced middling to 29Oo
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Shannon e Co.'s Latter

New York, September 5-The weakness
that developed on fears of increasing Ia
Dor troubles continued in evidence until
near the close, when prices recovered
somewhat on covering by shorts, but the
demand was neither urgent nor general
and trade houses seemed to be showing
very little interest.
The weather was considered favorable
and wire houses with Southern connec-
tions were rather free sellers leading to
a more confident blief that the crop
would be hedged and the supply of con-
tracts be increased from that source as
long as exporting is attended with so
much difficulty and the domestic demand
remains light.
Receipts are expected to increase rapid
ly from now on and press on markets
forcing liquidation. until the holdings
have been materially reduced.
Exports were 200 bales. but the total
to date is $4,000 VS.. 10000 last year 1t
is generally admitted that the specula-
tive interest is conferred on the short side
and reclosing on pressure from the ac-
tual to provide the contracts needed for
covering. How far this view will prove
well founded. remains to be seen. pu'
the probability of being so, has been very
heavily discounted by the trading.-Posl
G. Flagg.
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Over w. / Phelts & Co.'S Wire

New Orleans, September 5-The general
tendency in the cotton market today still
was downward, although there were sew
eral reactions from the decline Upward
movement, however, was not well sus-
tanned and the market had no genuine
buying power. Whatever support it re-
ceived, most of the time was from shorts
who wanted their profits. At one time in
the early trading some little professional
buying came in on the theory that re-
action of consequence could be brought
about, but these buyers did not stay
with the market any length of time. In
the early session, especially, price
changes were rapid. At the highest OF
the day the active months were 81 to 80
points above the leevl of yesterdays close
and at the lowest they were IS to IS
points under. Lowest prices were reach
ed after the noon hour
Not little selling was done today on
the very favorable weather report over
the belt and the equally favorable fore
cast. to say nothing of the announcement
from Washington that the tropical storm
was disappearing from the West Indies
Weakness of foreign exchange and pessi-
mistic talk concerning the labor situa-
ton contributed to weak undertone OF
the market which appears to be headed
for lower levels.
The close was a net loss of y to ~
points.-Shepard and Gluck.
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'lAaL FIRM NESS
FOLLOWED BY BREAK
IN STOCK MARKET
Gomper's Telegram to Presi-
dent Wilson Caused Much
Unrest Among the
Big Traders

New York, September Labor eondi-
tions overshadowed the stock marker
'11 Iain today; latest developments affect
l. the steel and iron workers causing a
sharp reaction after an early period o.
comparative firmness.
The Gompers telegram to President
Wilson reciting alleged conditions ar
steel centers, requesting the president ;
intercession for a conference and stating
that the union presidents are to meet
next Tuesday to take such action
as they may deem necessary directed
renewed attention to the tense situation
in that important industry.
Speculative interests which recently
resumed their bullish commitments III
various specialities liquidated freely on
this phase of the labor situation and the
shorts quickly realized the Importance
of the news lever with which to de-
press prices.
Further weakness in exchange with
francs and Tires at new minimums also
helped to bring about the reaction, low
est quotations during in the last hour
with rallies of to points at the close
Stocks which suffered greatest impair
ment included crucible at an extreme de-
cline of 121a points; Baldwin locomotive
General Motors, Studebaker, Stutz, Amer
lean Wooden, Central Leather, Atlantic
Gulf, Barrett Company and Utah Cop.
United States Steel registered a gross
reversal of points but displayed some
support in the final dealings.
n Bonds were irregular on reduced deaf
yngs: total sales, par value, aggreSating
100000 Old U. S bonds were unchang-
ed on call. a
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Over Private Wires
S. r. Stewart & Co.'s Letter

The week end approaches in the cotton
market with prices moro than $50 points
under the prices ruling just before the
government condition reports on last
Tuesday, with prices today moving into
new low levels, December selling as low
as 2S20 in New Orleans
The market opened slightly higher, but
soon sold off 80 points on the New York
market decline. At this time there was
no liquidating pressure and support car
ried prices back to yesterdays closing
level.
Many inquiries are being sent to the
northern market from the South, asking
particulars regarding shipments to New
York for october delivery.
Consumers have been absorbing con-
tracts on the decline and the long inter
est passed into strong hands.
The market closed steady at net loss
of Is to % points from yesterdays final
figures.
Spot markets are generally lower with
a small business done; middlings, New
Orleans, 29c-S. r. Stewart G. Co.
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Money Market

Aeoctseo >-ets
New York. Sept. 5.-Mercantie paper
5A@51s; sterling 6e-day bills, 412A; COM
mercial 60-day bills on banks. 4f2h; COM
mercial 6o-day bills 4.12: demand, 414%:
cables, 4.15,k. France, demand. S.32 ca
bles, $50. Guilders, demand 367s cables,
371s. Lire demand. 9.75; cables, 9.7S:
Marks. demand, 42A cables Az. Govern
ment bonds easy. railroad bonds steady.
Time loans easier: 60-day, 9l-day and
six months, per cent. Bar silver 81 11ss:
Mexican dollars. s65sc. Call money easy.
ruling rate. 81; bank acceptances. 5l5.
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Port Cotton

New Orleans: Middling, 10000; re-
ceipts, SS3; sales, 1870; stock. 26S,0Ss.
Galveston: Middling, 29.75c; receipts,
All; sales, AL; stock, 110,195.
Mobile Middling, 1900; receipts. 175;
stock, 10,402.
Savannah Middling, 2S.1Sc; receipts,
1885, sales 10; stock. 1886.
Charleston: Receipts, 100, stock, 90
400.
Wilmington: Receipts. 5; stock, 25,-
221
Norfolk: Middling. 2S.ooc; receipts,
1872; stock, 64,321.
Baltimore: Stock, 1920.
Philadelphia; Middling, 29.65c; stock,
6,9SS.
New York Middling. 29.4oc; exports,
200; stock. S5,053.
Minor Ports: Receipts. 3245; stock.
1854
Total today; Receipts, 55s7; exports,
200; stock, S3S,717
Total for week: Receipts, 1888
exports, 67,2S6,
Total for season: Receipts, 2s7, 25s;
EXPORTS 253S09
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COTTON RALLY WAS
FOLLOWED BY BREAK
ON LABOR OUTLOOK
General List Closed Steady
at a Net Decline of II to
30 Points Under
Thursday
BY Associated Press

New York, September 5-Revived APP
prehension of labor troubles in the stee,
trade led to renewed selling in the cot
followed by break into new low ground
for the movement. December contracts
sold off from 1856 to 2S.55 and closed at
29.n with the general list closing steady
at net decline of u to 80 points
The market opened steady at an ad-
vance of Ia points to a decline of six
points. and sold at an advance of IA
points to 20 points net lower right after
the call. under renewal of yesterdays
pressure encouraged by the weakness in
foreign exchange and reports that the
Gulf storm was losing its intensity too
far from the belt to threaten the crop.
There was a good deal of covering, how
ever, and the market firmed up shortly
after the opening with October selling
at $3.50 and January at 1883 or about
20 to 81 points net higher. There may
also have been buying in expectation of
a rally after severe break of the prev
ious day. but otherwise there seemed to
be little support and the market turned
easier as soon as the demand from shorts
subsidized
Later selling was stimulated by the un-
7 Favorable review of labor conditions and
the market was very weak for, a time
with October selling off to 1926 and jan
uary- to $3.50 or &c to 80 points under last
nights closing figures and more than Sls
cents pound above the high price OF
Tuesday. Last prices showed rallies OF
As to 65 points from the lowest on renew
ed covering for over a week and al
though no change was reported in the
general character of the news.
private wire claiming that the new
cotton crop was offered at &c cents in the
interior of South Carolina was followed
by denals, but there was considerable
scattered selling for Southern account on
| tho decltne
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Chicago, September 5-Hogs' receipts
$4,000; estimated tomorrow 5000; uneven
but steady with yesterdays average.
Heavy, ST. 5Od19,5o; medium, s1S129.
light, $1S 75020 light light, s1s.25CD19, 5o
heavy packing sows, smooth, sl6.25dl7 %;
packing sows, rough, s15.75@l6.25; pigs,
S16.50M1S.75
Cattle, receipts 1000: estimated tomor-
row 1000; slow Beef steers, middling
and heavy weight, choice and prime.
SIC. 25d1S middling and good, $11.75al6. 7o;
common s9.5Nn11.75 light weight, good
and choice, sl3.75d17.75; common and me-
dium, 50. 5o6If2 rs; butcher cattle, heifers.
s7G1475: COWS, s6.75d13.50; Gamers and
cutters, So 65@675; veal calves, s2on21 !;
feeder steers, s7.25d1275; stocker steers,
$6.75l10.25; western range beef steers S9n
1875: cows and heifers, s6.75012,75.
Sheep, receipts 10000; estimated tomor-
row 1000; unsettled. Lambs, 81 pounds
down, sl2. 75d15,25: culls and common,
S. 25Gll2. %; yearling wethers, slod11 .75;
ewes, middling. good and choice, 81 .259
$780, culls and common s.. 25a6.Jo.
st. Louis. September Hogs. receipts
$500; unsettled: top. sl975; bulk, $40. 25a
1880; heavy, sl9d19.50; medium, sl9.259
1915: pigs. sl5Q1S.50
Cattle, receipts 1900; steady; beef steers,
medium and heavy, choice and prime,
SIG. 75nl8': medium and heavy. ,choice and
prime, SIG 75d1S; medium and good, sl1d
1880. veal calves. sl5.5n02O; stocker steers,
s7d10.25.
Sheep, receipts 400: STEADY to higher;
lambs. sl250a15.25; culls and common,
sea12; ewes. medium and choice. seas.
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Bank of England

London, September 1.-The weekly
statement of the Bank of England shows
the following changes:
Total reserve, decreased e9s9.000: circu-
lation. increased G997 coo: bullion, in
creased, GS, 03S; other securities, increased
81 ,967. 900; public deposits. increased e.
$4,000: other deposits. increased e7,379,-
0oo notes reserved, decreased e976, 600:
government securities. increased e7,706. 900.
The proportion of the banks reserve to
liability this week is 20.42 per cent: last
week it was 22.76. Rate OF discount per
cent.
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Metal Market

New York. September Cooper nomi-
nal; electrolytic spot, 23G23iac; Septem-
Der, 23l5c; October and November. &c.
Iron steady and unchanged. Anthony,
s.l5e.
Metal exchange quotes lead steany;
spot, soc bid; October. 5.70e bid. Spelter
dull; East st. Louis spot, 7.35G7.55c; Oc-
tober 7.3IGt7 Soc
At London: Standard copper spot,
El01 2s cd: futures, E102 Is Cd; electro
lytic spot. ell0: futures. $40. Tin spot.
e279 los: futures. e2s4 rs Cd. Lead spot,
s2a Is cd: futures. ea5 lis Sd. speiter spot.
al; futures. G4i los.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Poultry

Poultry
Roosters-1Sc
Turkeys-Live, Sc.
Ducks-3oQ32c.
Fryers-40c.
Hens-2S@S0c.
Fresh Eggs-50c.
Storage Eggs-40645c,
Butter
Creamery-61@S2c.
Fish
Spanish Mackerel-2 O@p1lsc
Pompano-35c.
Salt Water Trout-2eHasc.
Mixed Fish-i2c.
Gray Snapper--Headless and drawn, lac.
Red Snapper-Headless and drawn, 206
BIC.
Fresh Water Perch-12i1tc.
Grouper-1314614c.
Shrimp-11G12hc.
Eastern Select Oysters-s275 gallon.
Meats
ID. S. Clear Bellies-28l1130c
d. S. Rib Bellies 2S1k@90c.
Pure Lard-3l%c.
Hams Regular, 4oc; skinned, ss1xc.
Picnic HamS-2614c.
Bacon-Best, fsc lower grade, SIC.
Pork Loins-36GS7c.
Live Stock
(Union Stock Yards.)
Fed Steers:
Good to Choice-$11612
Medium TO Good-$sd1i.
Common to .Medium-s7n9.
Grass cattle. according to weight. quail
lty ana flesh:
Steers-$9M11.
( Fat Cows-S7@s.
Medium Cows-$6Q7.
Cutters-Ssd6S0.
Canners-$4. 50d5.5O.
Heavy Bulls-$7 5UdS, 80
Light Bulls-$6Q7.
Oxen-$ SOFAS.
Fat Yearlings-N@S.
Medium YearlinEs-$SG7.
Vealers-$ SQ12.
Hogs:
Choice Corn Fed Hogs, los and up. So
q20.
Choice Corn Fed Hogs 125 to 1S5-s1701A
Choice Corr Fed Hogs, 30 to lS5-$1561..
Light Pigs 80 pounds down-Sla0l5.
Best Heavy Rough Hogs-Sl6a17.
Half Fat Rough Hogs-s13015
Soft and oily hogs from lie to SC per
pound less than above prices.
Produce
Sweet Potatoes-6c Id.
Florida Celery-F.5o crate.
Lemons-$750
Peanuts-12Q13c.
Cabbage Virginia, 4c Id.
Irish Potatoes-5ge11c ID.
Onions-Red Globe. A.5o0S.ee psr leA
Beans-s1@f1. rs.
Oranges-California. $3.50
Bananas-Extras, G17c
Limes-S1 per 100.
Pineapples-N craze.
Peacbes-s 2.5O435o
Meal and Feedstuff
Mixed Horse-$5OQ75.
Old Style Hulls-$16
Corn-$2.S
Corn Chops-$4.50.
No. White Oats-H per bushel.
Shorts-$7O
Bran--$53.
G. S. Meal, per cent-$7.
/ Peanut Meal-$73.
Hen Feed-A.3O per 1oo-Ib sack.
Economy Dairy Feed--$O
Choice Pea Green Alfalfa-$G.
Wheat Straw-$l3
Timothy-$40.
Perfect Hog Feed-$72
Hides and Tallow
No l green salt hides 35G36c.
No. green salt hides, 34I35c.
No green hides, 29G30c.
No. 2 green hides, 2S029c.
No. 1 dry flint hides. 45d46c.
No. dry flint hides, 44Qi45c.
No. ] dry salt hides. 42q43c.
No dry salt hides, fp42c.
Sheep Skins, 50c912.
Horse hides, $5@1o
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Sugar MARKET.

New York, September 5.--There was no
change in the local raw sugar market
with centrifugal quoted at 7 CSC to the re-
finer No sales. The market for refined
was unchanged at &c for fine graduated
Deliveries are steadily increasing a
result of the increased supply of raw
sugar, but refiners are Still behind and
not in a position to accept new business
as yet although there is an active de-
mand in the market.
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Interior Movement

Houston Middling. $3.50; receipts,
1899; shipments, 957; sales, 1850, stock,
10S,e54
Memphis: Middling. 31.50c; receipts,
100; shipments. 654, sales, 100; stock,
1904.
Augusta: Middling, 27.75c; receipts,
PIP; shipments, 1000; sales, 1917; stock,
1918.
ST Louis Middling. S1,5oc; receipts,
SIT: shipments 729; stock 5645.
Little Rock: Mddling, 2950c; re-
ceipts 49, shipments. g26, sales, 22s,
stock, 10667.
Totals today: Receipts, 1858; ship
ments, 1859: stock. 29444S.
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Chicago Futures
Cash Grain

Chicago, September 5-Corn No mix
ed 166; No, 2 yellow, 1861.
Oats: No. ? white e91s@70la No. 3
white. 6s14d 701a:
Rye: No. ,, i.s6a4@S7i.; barley, 1.2od156;
timothy, S;50d1100; clover. nominal.
Pork, nominal; lard 275od27.65; ribs,
23.50n.3. So
ST. Louis, September 3 Corn. No. 2,
1857; white, 1.6S070
Oats, No .. 69@1a: white 701A@71.
Corn. September. 16412; December,
.1S314.
Oats September. TIA; December, r.
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Cotton Seed Oil
~, Aa.fatad Droxe

New York, September 5-Cotton seed
Oil showed a reversal of form today, the
sharp upturn in lard being responsible
for general replacing by the sellers of
yesterday. Some of the buying was
credited to refiners. Final bids were $50
w points net higher. Sales, 1900 barrels
Prime crude, 1850; prime summer yell
low spot. 22c; September, &c; December
IS &c: March, is zoe
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. NAFW ~
Cotton
Naval Stores

Savannah, September 5-Turpentine
quiet; 57i4; sales, 100; receipts, 227; ship
ments, 56S; stock, 1854
Rosn. firm; sales. 1855; receipts. set
shipments, 519; stock. 1897.
Quote: ,, 1900 ID. 16.50a6o; +, 10000;
f, 16-s1dl7Oo: G, 1l25a5o; H. 177oa1Soo;
1, 1s.sG019.o0; X, 1000; M, 20.5om2l.e0 NJ,
21.0075; WIG, 22.oom25 WV. $500.
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Sea Island Cotton

Savannah September Sea Island cot
ton: Fancy. 70a72c; extra choice, 67q70c
choice, 63G45c; extra fine, 55d60c fine. 50q
SIC; medium fine, 46@50c common, 3Sd49c
Market quiet and firm; sales, 49S; receipts.
1864 shipments, PSF; stock, 1875 Crop in
sight, 2037
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New Orleans Futures


LIVERPOOL. Septen1her 5--Cotton. snot
quiet: prices lower good nniddling. 10 sd:
fully middling, 1S75d; middling. 1874:
low middling. 16 snd; good ordinary,
1475d; ordinary, 1422d. Sales 4pef9 bales.
including $500 American; receipts 1900
bales. no American Futures closed bare
ly steady September. 1s t9d; October.
1s52d: January 1s.55d March, 1s.45d;
May, 1S35d: July, 1S.25d
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Clark & Co.'S Letter

New York, erFb--(SpeciaD--Con
tinued weakness in foreign exchange.
perfect weather and heavy margin calls
on long cotton weakly held, induced fur
Their liquidations today AS soon as this
liquidation runs its course and it may be
nearer finished than some people seem
to think, the market will in our opinion
respond readily to the most bullish IN
fluence Spots are still firmly hello
throughout the South.-Clark and COM
pany.
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Produce NJ arket

BY Associated Press
New York, September 6.-Butter ir-
regular: receipts, 1895 tubs; firsts, $50
size. Cheese steady; receipts, 1865 boxes;
average run, 291Ad30c. Eggs steady; re-
ceipts, 1882 cases; firsts, 47n5lc.
t Chicago. September 5.-Butter steady;
creamery i9a55e. Eggs steady; receipts.
iS15a cases; frsts. Sale; ordinary firsts
SM39c; at mark. cases included. SSd43c;
storage packed firsts. 45c. Poultry, alive,
unsettled springs, 2s1ac; fowls, 26431c
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How Liberties Closed

BY Associated Press
New York. September 5.-Final
prices ON Liberty Bonds today were:
31.s, 08.04; first Il, 04.54; second
A.. $3.50; first 4Hs. 94.6O; second
AIS, 92.9S; third 4Hs, 94.9St fourth;
AIS, $3.50; Victory BIAS. $3.50; v;c-
tory 4a4s, $3.50.
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Liverpool September 5.--Weekly cotton
statistics: Total forwarded to mills, 90
200 bales. American. Al 900; stock, $4,000,
American, $50, 800: imports 5000 Ameri-
can 5000 exorts 40.
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Z. s. Is, registered, bid ..a 3aH
y. s. IS coupon, bid .. a9ia
Y. s. CON IS. registered. bid -. so4
Y. Soon. IS, coupon, bid ... 49,,
y. 81 as, registered bid .... 1861
U. 5. As. coupon. bid ... 1851;
American T. & T. con. 6s ..... 100 u
Anglo French SIS ..... a7,G
Atchison gen. As ............. 1SH
Atlantic Coast Line LIST As, bid 7SM
baltimore & Ohio con. AIS - 7216
bethlehem Steel ref. IS, bid .. s7N
Central of Georgia cons IS Ss7s
Central Leather IS .. a6a,
Chesapeake e. Ohio con- 5s $3.50. Se
Chicago. B. & Quincy Joint As 95tk
Chi,s Mil. & ST. p. con f1ss 80. 74ls
Chi. r. I. & Pac. Ry ref As saX
10y OF Paris IS ..-....-....... 9e q
colorado & Southern ref 4las rs
Denver & Rio Grande ref IS. bid 5s7s
vDominion of Canada as t193D. 94a
Erie gen. As bid .... 81
illinois Central ref. As. bid . 10
lint. Mer. Marine SIS . os7s
Kansas City Southern ref IS - 77N
Liggett & Myers IS, bid 1890. 90
Louisville & Nashville un As, bid S2H
Missouri. X. & T. LIST As - 81
Missouri Pac. gen. As ... 59K
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Hubbard Bros. & Co,

Cotton Merchants, Hanover square. n.
Y. Members New ork Cotton Ex-
change, New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New York Produce Exchange, Assoc
ated Members Liverpool Cotton Asso-
Citations. orders solicited for the pur-
chase and sale of Cotton and Cotton
Seel Oil for future delivery. Specis
attention and liberal terms given for
consignment of spot cotton for deliv-
cry Correspondence invited
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-06

Thirty-one miles an hour is the too
speed of the fastest ocean passenger
liner afloat, the Mauritania, which holds
the worlds record
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-06

A judges stand for race tracks that IS
revolved by an electric 's
of a Kentucky inventor.