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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-11-07
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SPOT COTTON MARKET

Atlanta, steady, 40.75c.
New York, quiet, 39,75c.
New Orleans, steady, 40.50c.
Philadelphia, steady, 40c.
Charleston, steady, Csc.
Galveston, steady, 43c.
Montgomery, steady, 39.2or.
Boston, steady, 39.05c.
Mobile, steady, soc.
Norfolk. steady, 3S.50c.
Savannah, steady, SOC.
st. Louis, steady, Ale.
Houston, steady, 4l.50c.
Memphis, steady, Ace.
Augusta, steady, 80. 25c.
Little Rock, steady, 40. SOC.
Dallas, steady, 41.95c.
ATLANT AsPoT COTTON
Atlanta spot cotton ................. 10. zjc
KecelptS -. 80 .....,...'' 1,2Ue
shipments 90. ........,.... l,olL
Stocks .....- ,....... .....,.. 30 ,90I
LIVERPOOL COTTON
Tone: Irregular; sales 10000; good mid
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ATLANTA CoTToNSEED PRODUCTS
MARKETS
Corrected by Atlanta Commercial Ex-
ho
COTTON MARKET OPINIONS

NO. L nnters' ot2c; NO. = nnteTS, &c.
COTTON MARKET OPINIONS
Hubbard Bros. x Co.: The greatest eau;
tons should be exercised in too freely fol-
lowing what on the surface at least appears
to be very hullish condition.
N. l.. Carpenter Il Co.: The market may
rest awhile but the advance is far from
finished.
S. NJ. Weld & Co: Spots are still rea-
lively much higher than futures and we con-
tinqe to expect higher prices.
buying on good setbacks
j. w. Jay & Co.: We are believers in
higher. prices ultimately but it is well TO
bear in mind that a sharp reaction may
change.
SHEPARD GLUCK COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-Wide reactions
were brought about in cotton today, the
selling movement starting in Liverpool and
spreading to the American markets as soon
aas they opened. The National Ginners'
association report, showing an output of
1000 600 bales this last period on a total
of G, 100000 bales ginned to November 1,
which it was claimed pointed to a crop of
lO,9OO,OO0 bales, was generally considered
very bearish Higher money rates in this
country an din England were regarded as
yer yunfavorable. Sentiment generally ia
vorS a further reaction.
JOHN F. CLARK & CO. COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. G.-The sharp
break of 40 points at Liverpool was due to
the technical condition described in yester-
days cables, and to the better prospects for
settlement of the dock strikes which would
speedily increase imports to Liverpool and
cause a shifting of selling hedges.
General news, such as the uncerta inty
over the coal strike situation, reports from
traffic and manufacturing centers that the
strike is beginning to be felt, the advance
in call money, was against the market and
increased the reactionary disposition.
Weather map shows favorable conditions
overnight, there was practically rain
over the belt. Outlook is for fair and much
colder weather with frost freezing likely
over the northern half of the belt.
The Bank of England raised its rate from
) to per cent and it was reported that
the federal reserve bank likewise increased
it discount rate.
Spats are reported unchanged, but quieter.
They never follow a change in trend as fast
futures.
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NEW ORTFANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. GA wave Of
liquidat ton struck the cotton market on the
opening today, prices dropping under it to
minutes of trading A very poor LIVERPOOL
and private estimates on ginning of ratheF
larger figures than expected stimulated the
selling. AS the market dropped it met new
buying of consequence and at the end of the
first half hour of trading reacted 80 TO 80
points from the lowest.
The tone held fairly steady after the first
furry of trading was over but only partial
recoveries from the initial decline were made.
Toward noon prices were fifty to eighty
points under the close of yesterday.
Somewhat lower quotations at interior
spot points increased offerings of contracts
and at l o'clock prices were at net de-
clines of 60 to 95 points.
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NEW ORLEANS c0TT0N

The following were the ruling prices IN
the exchange today:
Tone, steady; middling, 4050c; steady.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-11-07

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ATLANr AsPOT COTTON
LIVERPOOL Cotton

Tone: Irregular; sales, 10000; good mid
ding, 26.99d.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30
MEMORIAL SERVICES
HONOR|NG DEPARTED
HEROES HELD TO-DAY
q. A. R. and Other Organizations
Heap Flowers Upon Graves Of
Veterans Who Have Passed; All
Business Houses Closed in City

Impressive Memorial day services
were held by the members OF the q
\. a. and other veterans al the GENE
terry this morning and myriads OF
flowers were strewn upon the graves
OF the hOnored dead. In whose mem
ory the day iH dedicated. Veterans and
their families met nt the odd Fellows
hail at o'clock this morning aud
shortly after that time the line Of
march was formed 10 the cemetery
where the comrades of by-gone days
were commomoralcd m the beautiful
service.
The trip 20 the cemetery was made
In machines which were furnished
by the Sons OF Veterans OF the city
Members OF the American Legion and
Confederate veterans also assisted m
the ceremony.
Immediately following the services
the veterans rode 10 Barnlca bridge
whore a short service was held and
thousands Of flowers were cast into
tho Rio Grande In accordance with
the beautiful custom. that they may
be floated In the waters 10 tho rest
are not known
Members aud friends OF Temple Al.
bert followed their usual ceremonies
In memory - honored ones and tl
9iib the procession started from ths
synaEogue 20 Hnai Birth cemetery
where short services were held and
In addition 20 cut flowers. more per
manent tributes In the form OF pottes
plants were placed upon the Fravei
OF tho departed veterans OF the con
greEution
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30

noble women OF suresnes have given
evidence OF the loving sense with
which they received these dead as
their own. for they have cared for
their graves. they have made Il their
Interest. their loving interest. to see
that there was no hour of neglect and
that constantly through all the
months that have Eune by the moth
er- az home should know that there
were mothers herr who remembered
ana honored thew dead,
You have Just heard In the beau
tiful letter from Monsieur Cismen-
ccau what I believe 60 be the real
message % France To ur on day like
this, q message ~ rcuuin. comrade-
ship. mvrsare Of genuine sympathy.
ana ! have no doubt that II our Brit
ish comrades were here they would
speak In thu same spirit ana In the
same language. For the beauty ~ this
war b. that 10 has brought a new part
uershlp aud u new comradcship ana
new understanding into the field of
the effort of tho nation"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30
SERVICES HELD BOTH
ON WAR FRONT AND IN
CEMETERIES FAR AWAY
In Memorial Address in France. President Wilson
Says That He Looks for Time When Man Who
Opposed the League Will be Ashamed Later;
Day of Secret Councils Is Past, He Declares

PARIS, May 3ONo OF American who fell IN the
overlooked today observance of Memorial Day
Of the services held the vicinity Of the battle line
which the troops fought aud sacrificed their csn the cemeteries
where they laid Others took place the hospital
further back where those whose wounds finally caused their
lcath have been buried
The notable of the day Suresncs
Paris and RomaRne the Argonne President Wilson left
conference the place for address IN the
cemetery there while General Pehng Romagnc
the spot where the Americans suffered their heaviest losses IN
the fighting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30

Joint ~g,icr after the wire
proprrtics arc rt1cassd from goV-
crnntcnt control, was urged bc-
fore the sfinic Interstate cnm-
nsdco committees to-day by NeN-
comb Carlton, president of the
wcsss'rn Union Tt'legraph com-
Irtny.
Tho committcc Il conducting
hcarings ON legislation providing
for the Ngurn of tho properties
To private ownership. Hearings
an sanilar Legislation ai~n wctc
tHEun to-day b. the houar inis'f-
state commerce. cpmmittcr.
Nr, turltnu said lac hac M
rsmttini legislation to suggest a.
the Wsstrrn Union Wna able to
ta.go care Of itsclf after the goy-
ornment riinquishcsi control. ne
adsi,sl. hONtitcr. that he would
like Ia mts the United State NJ
this time ss.itlns "a worldwide e'x-
amplc la thc comblip1 use of
tha telegraph aud ts1rphonc sfr-
,icsss with prosisions making a
mandatory ui,on all companies 60
Iartlcipats. such plan. he
said, wOuId aid the cOuniry's
prosperiiy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30
NAN VINO OPPOSES TIN
tEAttE D. Mltd. ni ASHAMED

Paris. MAY 80 The day Of secret
councils h. past because the people
are iu the saddle. President Wilson
declared IN hts Memorial bay address
In the American cemetery at SureneH.
The private councils uf statesmen. he
added. viii NO longer determine the
lestinicH uf nations.
An earnest defense of the league ~
nations was prominent note uf the
presidents address. tie said he look
ed FOR the time when man who
failed tn support the league would be-
49, ashamed az the man whu opposed
the Union uf the States after the civil
war.
TuNt of Aalsirts-.
Washington, May 80. The text uf
President Wilson's Memorial Day adj
dress az suresncs cemetery today fol-
lows
MIR Ambassador. ladies and Ecn-
tlemon. fellow CountrNmOn3
NO one with heart IN his breast.
no American, no lover Of humanity,
can stand In the presence Of these
graves without the most profound
emotion. These men who lie here
are men of unique breed, Their
like has not been seen since the fnf
days uf Crusadcs. Never before have
men crossed the seas to foreign
land 80 fight Tot a causc of humanity
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30

which they aid not pretend was par
ucularly their own. nu. kncw was
the cause OF mankind. Ana when
they came, they found comrades for
their courage aud their devotion. TheS
found armies of liberty already in the
field men who, though they had
Eone through three years ~ fiery
trial seemed only to be just discover
ing. not Tor moment losing. the
higher temper 20 the great affair. men
seasoned IN the bloody service of iih-
.rty. joining hands with these. the
men of America gave that greatest Of
all gifts. tho Tift of lie and the gifi
81 spirit n viii always be q treasured
memory ON the part uf those whu
knew ana loved these men that the
testimony of everybody who saw them
In the field of action was their un-
fnnching courage. their ardor 20 the
point ~ audacity. their full conscious
ness of the high cause they had come
tc serve. and their constant vision Of
the issue. u h. delightful To learn
from those who saw these men fighl
and saw them waiting IN the trencho'
Tor the summons Co the fight that
they had touch of the high spirit OF
religion. that they knew they were
exhibiting a spirit as well as q physi'
cat might and those of us who know
were discovering 10 the whole world
the true spirit and devotion % theft
mntherland. u WIS America wht
came In the person of these men and
who Will forever be grateful that uh'
was
And il IL the more delightful TO en-,
tertain these thoughts because W.
know that these men though buried
In foreign land, are not buried ~
al auNI fIA.N NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30
COAST LEAGUE.
SAID Lake q, sacramento Z.
Carranza to Move
His Troops Oyer
Mexican Terrain

Nogaiss Aria. May so.--elr hum
dred MexicGa federal soldiers undar
General Franchise Torres arrived at
Oranita SIDING, four miles south of
NoEales sonora a eikht o'clock this
morning after an all night run from
hermonlliJ. The train consisted OF
twelve hoxcafu containing soldiers.
camp followers ana two carloads of
hornca.
General Torres stated that if the
United states government would not
allow the Mexican troops 20 be ship
ped In bond through American ter
ritory. 70 juarez, he would take the
train over the Cenanca branch Of ths
southern Pacific of Mexico 10 Nnco
and then march overland to chihuA-
hua.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30

NladivOatok. Wednesday May es.
"A large number Of Roisheviki iu
mohiliging AZ layanka. In the import
ant suchan mining district ana ac-
cording to reports, ARE preparing 10
attack the allied mine guards, COM
posed ~ American, Chinese and Jap
anese troops.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30
DOTS AND DAsHEs

a York Colonel Robert Bacon,
n amhaasndor to France. died
80 o'clock last night. following
.eration for mustioditir,
uas Additional returns from
rdays election emphasize the de-
OF suffrage amendment and sue
of prohibition in the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30

Breat. May so-The n. a s. 1eorrs
washington late this afternoon picked
up this wireless meaafe:
N. ca landed for today. n will
continue tomorrow"
The mcannHc was font By the de-
position of the ianfine. Tho naval
officihia here are OF the opinion that
the Htaplane viii retn - IN the Mon
ESQ river over night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30
Germany WMSign
If She Is Let In
S League Member
- t-s .s.os'.'ss '....

~ fst sasoctsfst Fssss
iorlin Thursday May ~
i,' many iz willing to agree To J
thr proposed Hiipuihtlons re-.
.nfdiur her military aerial aud I
naval forces contained IN the
f. AT uf the peace treaty, pro-
Ted that she is permitted 20
ter the league of nations ON an
\ ai footing Immediately upon
slEuing OF peac" and partic'
rly that she he permitted 10
&C. IN the complete equality
reciprocity ~ all nations ~
economic domain.
II rhis declaration IN contained
r The second section Of the Ger
-an memorandum cmbodyins
H counter proposals 60 the
~ ace terms ,.t .ss s's 900
} ~ a a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30
GRAVIs oT i.sas is
SOIlDIEItS DECOR NTH

London. May 7o-rhe graves % o.
sse United States soldiers and sailors
were decorated to-day in many parts
ct the United Kingdom. American
flags we're placed above them hy
army ana navy officials and ON each
placed " wreath by representative Of
the KNIGHTS Of columbus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30

BREST May s0atest reports received By wireless say
that the ca developed trouble starboard motors which
unbalanced the plane and compelled Lieutenant Read
to land The plane damaged
Commander Read attempting repair NAV
try to reach Vgo Corunna before darkness in
PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND May 30--The United States navr,
seaplane ca left Lisbon for this port 20 clock this morn
ing - -"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30
Conductor Nam~ Prs.-lten,

81 Louis Mo- May SOL r.
sheppard of Camden. n. j., last night
was elected president of the order ot
Railway Conductors. defeating " r.
Curtis. Of Crystal CITY. Texas hy i0a
votes. G66 having been east.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30
SOON AFTER LEAVING
LISBON PLANE GETS
INTO MOTOR TROUBLE
Winner of Transatlantic Race l. Undamaacd.
But Will Be Unable to Continue Flight to
Plymouth Before Tomorrow; Both Starboard
Motors Get Out of Order

WASHINGTON May 30,-Althougb she landed AT Mondeen
river 100 miles north Of Lisbon the American eapane
- u % K according from Commander
Albert Read to the cruiser Rochester Lisbon received today
at tho navy department W
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30
Newcomb Carlton, President Of
Western Union, Says All Wire
Companies Should Operate Join,
Service Under Private Control
WOULD AID ooUNTRY's
PROSPERITY, HE SAYS
Big Wire Chief Urges Amend.
ment Of Sherman Antitrust
Law SO As TO Make Such a
Combination Lawful

Washington. May 1o.---lNmend-
mont of the sherman anti-trus
law ~ that the Telegraph aud
tsICphonc rS,mpanis~ can opcratc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30
WASHINGTON NOT ALARMED
OVER TROOP MOVEMENT

washington, May d9.-NspoFu
from the border that Mexican fed
crai troops were uobiiixinE AZ Epelms
sonora. FOR shipment a. bond through
Arizona. enrout tc Junrcn save Of
ficiala here little concern. II was be-
lievcd here the mobilization began
before the Mexican novcfnmnt could
set word 10 the commanding officer
that the state department had with
held for the present permission Zoe
the troops TO pass through American
territory,
ofnclals said the American govern
mcnt officials on the border could
not permit the Msxicans 10 cross the
line without Instructions from wash
inrton regardless OF the fact that tho
acting governor OF Ari1ora had not
withdrawn his permission for the
Mexicunn 10 pass through that state.
one official said n the Mexicans dlsl
actually cross the internationl line.
n probably would he regarded a. a
mistake which easily could be recti-
fied by turning ths troop trains back.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30
GRAVE OF EVERY AMERICAN WHO FELL in BATTLE
DECORATED in FRANCE AND in UNITED KINGDOM
Allies Won't Give
Way-LIoyd George

= London. May 1e.-frcmicr =
Lloyd George. IN his speech 10
the Welsh division at Amlena
. last sunday. declared. according =
. 10 the South Wales Daily News
= we say 10 the Germans. Gen
= tlcmen, you must slEn, N you I
y don't do 90 at Versailles. you
= shail do 10 In Berlin. We are Z
= not going To give way"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30
B all Scores

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh o; Cincinnati ..
Itsbprgh. May 90. - Morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30

American hydropibne y. G. T.
rst aerial craft tu eros the A.
urtau. has encountered the first
Boz htr history making voyage,
ts received late this afternoon.
er. indicate that she has not
damaged. and that she Will be
% resume her trip tomorrow
4 rontrciemps. slight a. it b.,
a. that tho science Of aviation
still be- developed extensively
it can he put o. Commercial
For one thing, the airplane' i
dependence on the weather u ~
q e drawback Freight ANA pas
- have tu be- moved. rain ur
erthelcss. aerunautlcs has made
ng forward strior~, ana the
may confidently expect fdriheE
80 in the near future
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-30

Washington, May so.--A MESSAGE
from Commander Read today rsi.l'
N. ca al MondosD river Nuat
whit hlEh tide Asapiana OK. Can
not make piymcuth tonight Request
dertrcyers keep stations what y
hest port 20 north 20 land nsnplano
within 400 mliaaf
feignedD READ