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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24
TY-SALONOWA LIGA =
~BEZPARTYJNA.
ZMIANA SYSTEMU VOL
SKOWEGO.

Washington, "a. liGea. - A.
meykanski system w~ojskowy
przechodzi pewne zmiany, stoso-
wnie do warunk6w novel ustawy,
omawiajacej reorganizowanie ar
mil, ktora weszla w zycie 1gc
lipca.
Oficerowie armii utrzymui?. re
pr1ca przewlecze sic kilka nie-
siecy dlatego, re move to prawo,
przeprowadzone ma ostatniej Sc
syi Kongresu, domaga sic utrzy-
mania armii tylko o sile potrzeb-
mel ma Gas p~okojowy. Wiel'ta
vice praca zdemobiiizowania wo-
jennej SHY armii jest W toku.
Regularna armia bedzie miaia
tylko 1850 oficerow iEoi.;ie--
rZy, rozrZuconych pc cafym Ha-
iu i w koloniach. Armia bedzie
uzupeiniana "a pomoca stano-
wych miIicyi, tax, re w czasie ma
-giej potrzeby. kaj bedzie mial
wielka siie wojskowa.
Stanowe milicye beda miaiy O.
koIo 40 600 oficer6w i zofnierzy,
.,ecz siia rezerw ME zostaia jesz-
re wzieta pod uwags, Epewno-
;cia znacznie powiekszy sic iclh
iczbe.
Nova regularna armia bedzie
liczysa okolo 1900 oiicerow.
Urzedy drugiego i trzeciego a,
systenta sekretarza wojny beda
milestone, a obowiazki tychze IL
rzednikow maja bye pelnione
przez asystenta sekretarza VOL
nv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24

Pan Gompers wyrazii swa opo-
zycye wzgledem proponowanej
podwyzki oplat kolejowych, ably
ia byIa podstawa podwyzki pia-
cy nadanej robotnikom. Taxa
.czynnoSc jak r6wniez nakladanic
podatk0w, ably uregulowac wy
datki, byiaby niepotrzebna, gdy-
by koleje byly kierowane z WIG
kSZa oSZczednoScia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24
GOMPERS o PODWYzCE
KOLEJOWEJ.
Washington, "a. lipca. - S

Washington, "a. lipca. Sa-
muel Gompers, prezes Amerykah-
skiej Federacyi Piracy, przeglada-
jsc nova skale p}acy, przyznana
przez Kolejowy Wydziai Piracy,
oswiadczyi, re chociaz robotnicy
kolojowi So nieco niezadowoleni,
iednak ME beda strajkowac, ably
forsowae lepsza decyzye w ich
potrzebach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24
POSUWANIE SIE BOISE
WIKoW

Warszawa, "a. lipca. - Ataki
bolszewickie ma krancowych Cd
cinkach prawego i lewego skrzy-
dIa frontu polskiego ~zostaiy od--
parte i dalsze posuwanie sic boil
szewikow wstrzymane.
w centrum frontu bolszewicX
doszli do linii byiego frontu TO-
syjsko = niemieckiego ma po{noc i
poiudnie cd Polesia. Wszelkie da-
ne wskazuja, re Polacy zdolaja
utrzynaG sic ma tel linii, jezeli
bolszewicy ME zgromadza wiel--
kich rezerw.
Pochod nieprzyjaciela zostai
wstrzymany rowniez W okolicach
Grodna. gdzie bolszewicy posu-
wall sic przecietnie do 10 mil
dziennie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24


pc otrzymaniu posi}kow zdoiali
wyprzec nieprzyjaciela jeszcze
pred zachodem siohca. Bolszewi-
cy przegrupowywuja swe wojska
i szykuja sic do nowego ataku.
Baranowicze, glowny weze} ko-
lejowy oraz wazny punkt strate-
giczny, zosta}y zajete przez czer-
wonych. Ma poiudniu bolszewicy
zagrazaja Rownemu. Il komuni'
katu nalezaloby sadzic, re Rowne
znajduje sic W rekach polskich.
Przyp. Red Kawalerya bolszewi
cka znajduje sic ma poiudnie i
potnoc cd Rownegp i tworzy sill
ny front.
Pomiedzy Ida i Grodnem wal
ka toczy sic w poblizu, Szczuczy-
nd. Wojska, ktore ~opuScify Bara-
nowicze odchodza w kierunku
Bia}ostoku i zajmuja obecnie po-
zycye pod Sioninem. Pod Dziat}o-
wiczami ma rzece Onie(O ataki
bolszewickie zostaiy odparte. Ma
wschod Cd rzeki Styru wojska pol
skie wypariy najezdzce z Nowo-
siolkow i Rzeczycy.
Kawaleryi bolszewickiej udaio
sic przekroczyc rzeke pod Boro-
wicami. Walka o Dubno przybie-
"a coraz wieksze rozmiary i stale
sic bardziej intensywna. Ma pol
noe Cd Dubna bolszewicy byli
zmuszeni do cofniecia sic. Kawa-
lerya Budennego przedaria sic
przez prawe skrzydfo i urzadziia
.uapad ma szpitale wojskowe w
poblizu Woioczysk.
Prawe skrzydio armii bolszewi-
ckiej przekroczyfo Niemen i we
szfo ma ziemie polskie. Bolszewi1
cy wys}ali patrole w herunku'
Prus Wschodnich, ktore napotka-
fy mafy opor.
Otrzymano tn wiadomosG, re
Grodno znajduje sic w rekach pol
skich. Wzdfuz Zbrucza Polacy
powstrzymuja ofensywe bolsze--
wicka, celem ktorej jest przekro-
genie granicy Galicyi Wschod--
niej w kierunku Lwowa. ME-
wiclkie silly bolszewickie pre-
kroczyfy Zbrucz w okolicy Ka-
mienca Podolskiego. lecz wszy--
stkie ataki w tym rejonie costa
H. odparte przez wojska polskie.
Kamieniec Podolski broniony
przez wojska ukrainskie zostal
zajety przez bolszewikow.
Wzd3uz Styru bolszewicy odsta
pill ma calej lirii. Kawalerya pol
ska odparfa ataki konaicy Buden-
rego, ktora zagrazaia piechccie
polskiej. w tych miejscach, gdzie
walka zostala przeniesiona ma te-
rytoryum polskie, sytuacya po--
prawia sic ma korzysc Polakow.
BOLSZEWICY o SYTUACYI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24

rzadu brytyjskiego wzgledem
kwestyi irlandzkiej. Przyjaciele
Lloyd Georgia. m6wia, re gotow
on jest daG Irlandczykom wszy-
stko pr0cz republiki.
ITorysci So "a wzmocnieniem
shv zbroine.j i radza ogiosic stan
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24

wojennyNw caiej Irlandyi.
daily Mali pisze, re Sir Ed
ward Carson grozi obaleniem RIA
du brvtyiskiego, w razie sdy ten
zgodzi sic prowadzit ~pertrakta--
v ? Sim Feinerami W celu NADIA
MIA Irlandvi home ruIe'u".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24

Azyi Mniejszej, Egipcie, Tripoli-
/ Tunisie. Wiosi natomiast obo,
wlazuja sic przeszkodzic allan.
tom W podziale Turcyi.
A
Londyn, "a. lipca. - Oczeku,
ia tn novel zmianv w postawic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24
TRZECIEGO
INTERNATIONALLY
w
KR6L SYRYI PRCSI AMERY,
KE o POMOC.

Paryz, "a. lipca. - E~'eisal, kr6l
Syryi, wyraziI sic do jedncgo Z
korespondcnt0w, zc tylko Ame--
ryka jest W stanic zalatwic spra,
we Syryi be- przeIewu krwi. Po-
moo tc kr6I Fcisal rozumic przcz
wysIanic mi>yi amcrykanskicj
kt6ra wystqpiIabv W c]haraktcrze
arbitra. lezeli Amcryka ME przyj
mic udzialu W rozwiazaniu kwe-
styi syryjskicj, to caly bllzki
wsch6d zostanic objety wolna.
TAJNY SOJUsZ TURCYI,
WLOCH I SOWDEPII.
Berlin, "a. lipca. - W zwiazku
Z ofensywa ma ironcie polskim
boIszewicy / Turcy rozpoczeii
kampanie dyplomatyczna w E
gipcie, Albanii i ma Naukazie. Do
tych tajnych kombinacyi polity-
.cznych zosta}y wciasnietc i Wlo-
chy.
Talaat Pasta, wiclki wezyr i
dyktator rewolucyjncj Turcyi,
kt6ry popiera Kcmala, powrdci|
przez Niemcy re swci misyi do
Moskwy i Rzymu. Podr6z swq
Talaat odbyl ma aeroPlanle.
Tufcva ofiarowafa Leninowi
10000 wojska W celu rozPoczecia
kampanii ma kaukazie.
Wlochom Taalat ~przyrzck} W
imieniu Turcyi, re zostanie wszy-
stko zrobione, azeby Albania do
stala sic Wiochom, W najgorszym
razie zas Wlosi otrzymaJa su,
werenne prawa mad tym kraJem.
Zostaio zagwarantoWane uzyska-
ME wpfywow pEzez Wfoch6w w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24
'TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE;
Dokonczenie re strony l-szej.

tragium", oznajmiiy, re ME So
z~adowolone z odpowiedzi pana H.
| Postanowiiy poprowadzic dalej
swe zadania, by senator przyjai
wyrazniejszy udzial W tel spra-
vie.
oSurazystki wyrazaja niezado-
wolenie", mowiia PAM Alice Paul
rrzew6dczyni tel partyi ~ odmo-
wv senatora Hardinga, Z jego Cd
Powiedzi danej delegacyi kobic--
cej partyi, Oraz Z lego mowy
Przyjecia nominacyi. co do stano-
wiska w sprawie urzeczywistnie-
ria programu rownouprawrienia
kobiet w republikahSkiej platfor-
mie. Jezeli senator Harding Cd
~mowi zastosowania sic do progra-
nu r6wnouprawnienia i zadawa-
Ia sic tylko .,nadzieja" i Yserde-
cznemi zyczeniami, jakimze spo-
sobem moze sic on spodziewat, a
by Eraj wziqi ma servo inne punk
Ia jego platformy?2 Krajowa ko-
bieca partya bedzie dalej zadata
I'd senatora Hardinga, ably dopel-
nil warunkow platformy republi-
kanskiej co do poparcia sprawy
ratyfikacyi przywilejow kobe
eych W legislature Stanu Tennes-
see, gdy ia zbierze sic ma SPECIAL
na sesye ma przysziy miesiac."
LIGA -
Washington, "a. lipca. - Pc
caio-dziennej konferencyi anty-
salonowej Ligi, komitet egzeku-
tywny .jej zadecydowai. re Ligs
ME bedzie popieraia zadnego kan
iydata ma prezydenta W naicho-
dzacych w%yborach.
DR.. P. A. Baker, supcrinte" dent
Ligi zostal obrany prev odnicza-
:ym komitetu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24

zyeye wzgledem proponowanej
podwyzki oplat kolejowych, ably
ia byla podstawa podwyzki pia-
cy nadanei robotnikom. Taxa
czynnoSc jak rowniez nakladanic
Podatkow, ably uregulowac wy
datki, byiaby niepotrzebna, gdy-
by koleje byly kierowane Z WIG
ksza oszczeduoScia.
KRoTKIE WIESCI z KRAJO-
WYCH RAMPANT POLITY-
CZNYCH.r
Marion, Ohio, "a. lipca. -
Partya progresywna i przewodcy
rePublikanScy zgodnie popieraja
senatora Hardinga, aprobujqc
fromalna move przyjecia nomi-
nacyi, a szczegolnie stanowiska
jake zajai wzgledem Ligi LII
dow.
San Francisco, "a. lipca. - Sc
nator Johnson wysiai komunikat
do senatora Hardinga, pochwala-
JAG stanowisko, jake obral wo-
bee Ligi Ludlow.
Columbus, Ohio, "a. lipca. -
Gubernator Cox opuScii wczoraj
te miejscowoSt i udai sic do swej
~letniej kwatery, gdzie postanowii
dokonczyt swej formalnej mowy
przyjecia nominacyi. Zostai on
poinformowany przez swych
przewodc6w, re Stany zachodnie
zdaja sic bye przychylne jego kan
dydaturze.
Salt Lake City, Utah, "a. lipca.
- Farley P. Christensen, handy
dat ma prezydenta z ramienia par
tyi farmersko = robotniczej. o.
Swiadczyi, re senatora Hardinga
NOVA o przyjeciu republikahskiej
nominacyi byla tylko "ustnem
wojowaniem z cieniami."
INNE TELEGRAMY KRA-
JOWE.
Nowy York, "a. lipca. - Ma
rynarz zaiogi okretu linii szwedz-
ko-amerykahskiej zostai wczoraj
ujety przez urzednika ciowego w
tym porcie, gdyz ukrywai W SVEN
ubraniu znaczna lose nierzniete-
90 dyamentu, wartosci $4,000.
Jest to n~ajwiekszy luP, jaki kie-
dykolwiek zostal wySledzony
przez urzednikow Clowych w tym
porcie.
Springfield, Ill, "a. lipca. -
Kilka tysiecy korporacyi W Sta
ME Illinois popadnie konfiSkacie
wlasnosci i ~sprzedazy przez sad,
jezeli ich podatki "a specyalne IL
przywilejowania. asesowane We
dug generalnego aktu korpora--
cyjnego' ME zostana zap}aco-
ne pred 81 lipcem. Take orze--
genie wydai tn sekretarz stanu
l.. l.. Emmerson. L ca}ej liczby
10000 korporacyi, kt6re poda}y
swe roczne raporty w mieslacu
lutym, okoio 1000 dotychczas je-
szcze ME z~apiacilo swego podat-
ku. Podatek ten nalezy sic Cd
wszystkich krajowo-zagranlcz-
nych korporacyi, oprocz bankow,
kompanii asekuracyjnych. sPoNek
budowniczo = pozyczkowych kor
Poracyi ME istniejacych ola "a
robku. Zaniechanie z~aplacenia po-
datku, spowoduje sprzedai villas
uoSci korporacyi przez sad.
WASHINGTON A SPRAWL
POLSKA.
Washington, "a. lipca. Czy-
nj Sc tn nadzwyczajne wysiiki, a.
by zdobyc sobie peine poparcie
Stanow Zjednoczonych W tel
wielkiej chwili, W ktorej Polsce
zagraia zalew bolszewikow.
Prezes wydziafu Narodowego
bawi tn jeszcze W tel sprawie. w
najblizszych dniach a mole i 60
dzinach spodziewana jest decy-
zya.
Sekretarz stanu Colby i MIMI
-ster Gibson bardzo gorliwie
wspo1dziaIaja, celem zapewnienia
Polsce moralnego i czynnego po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-24
%TeIegTamy z%agEaniczne.


NCkNr~-A"'r 20 - 'NnI~w l-SzrI
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
Weekly Financial Review

New York, December ll.-Much of the heavy selling in the securities market this week, with consequent new low rec ords for several of the most conspicuous leaders, was ascribed to the fixed purpose of corporations and wealthy individuals
 to establish losses against income tax payments which mature the latter part of the coming week.
 According to surface conditions and cir cumstantal rumors however, the great CT part of the offerings, including that induced by professional pressure, eman- ated from disheartened holders and from speculators who had about reached the end of their resources.
 Commodity markets displayed more sta- bility than in recent weeks, but this seemed to be fully balanced by the more definite signs of a slackening in these industries which form such an integral 1 part of the country's domestic and Tor | eign trade Any remaining doubt re- specting the conditions now prevalent in I steel and other basic metals was c;s- pelled by the adverse November ton tnage of the United States Steel cor
 poration and further shutting down of ! copper mines, while silver was quoted I at lowest prices in the worlds leading
 markets.
 ! The tremulous state of many stocks
 yet to be subjected to such revision | however, ot1ereu llItle encOuidSeiheiil ee any but the shont account.
 I The strain upon the money market in- | cidental to extraordinary heavy year
 end requirements caused steady i illumination of time funds save for 5 to 60-day renewals and very light buyint of merchants paper, only small par of which was taken by local institutions In foreign exchange, minimum or pusl mess was reported with minor changes
 save to eastern Europe. the Greek rat' l reflecting the threatened withdrawal O 1 financial support of the allied powers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
WEEK IN STOCKS ENDED IN MORE OR
 LESS CONF US|ON
Suspension of the Dividend on Fisk Rubber Drew Renewed Attention to the Auto
 mobile Industry
By Associated Pres.

New York, December 1.-The stock market ended the week in more or less confusion and disorder by reason of re- newed selling of the general list, incluG- 1hg dividend and nondividend paying rails.
 Announcement overnight that the Bos- ton and Maine road had postponed divl- dends on it's preferred shares empha- sized the recent statement of New Eug- land railway officials respecting the ; precarious financial position of the trans portation companies in that section Of the country
 Suspension of the dividend on Fisk Rubber drew renewed attention to the present state of the automobile industry and it's related specialties. and other news advices of the short session wers mainly discouraging.
 Apart from losses sustained by the rails, recessions in prominent issues com prising the oil, motor, steel, equipment and food groups ranged from to ! points short, continuing their operations with confidence.
 The actual condition of local banks as reported by the clearing house, contained few items of more than passing interest. Loans and discounts were decreased by little more than $600,000 despite the weeks heavy liquidation of stocks. hold ings of members at the federal reserve banks showing nominal contraction and an increase of about s43, 100000 in net demand deposits almost offset the pre- ceding weeks decrease.
 For the short session, there was a fairly large volume of trading in bonds, convertible or speculative rails respond ing to the further response of shares Of that class.
 Total sales, par value, $l0, 425,000.
 Old United States bonds were un- changed on call for the week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
New Orleans Cotton nz Aaon~iat@A praca


 New Orleans, December n.-A typical pre-bureau market prevailed in cotton today, with prices depressed to a small extent practically throughout the session as the result of a. small volume of liquid- ation from holders Of long contracts, mixed with rather car1tious short selling or the view that the governments crop estimate Monday had to be at last mod erately hearish. Toward the end shorts were inclined to realize profits and their buying caused almost a complete re- covery, the trading months standing at levels ? points under to point over the least prices of yesterday. The close was at. net losses of four to points with January at 1496c and July at 1545c Liquidation of long contracts was felt in the early trading and the unfavorable tone of general trade news also had it's effect. The opening was lower and the downward movement soon amounted to 10 to 16 points, which carried January down to 14S4 and July to 15.3Se These levels proved to be the lowest of the day.
 The tendency to decline was checked by a private crop estimate of 12,227 ,0oa bales, not including linters and added steadiness came late in the day from hope of favorable progress by legisla- tion to revive the war finance corpora tion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
East St. Louis Live Stock

East St. Louis, December 11-Cattle. . Receipts, $50; no market today. Com pared with week ago, steers, stockers and feeders, steady; best heifers, soc higher; common and medium grades steady; beef cows 25c and in spots soc lower; bulls, 25c to soc lower; yealers $1.o0 down.
 Hogs: Receipts, s,o00 market active and steady to 10c higher than yester- days average. Top, $10.10; bulk, s2.SO9 lO; packer sows steady; pigs and light lights, strong; quality medium to good everything in and sold
 sheep: Receipts none; no market to- day. Choice S9-pound yearlings sold on yesterdays late market at $10. For week, best lambs and yearlings, 75c to $l lower; ewes, Poe lower; quality fairly good.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
Liberty Bonds
Chicago Live Stock By Associated Press
By Associated Press Fnrl nocA-.k 17

Chicago, December 11.-Cattle: Re- eeipts. 10000, compared with week ago beef and butcher cattle closing around steady, some medium and good killing heifers showing slight gain in value; bologna bulls fully 25c higher, fat bulls dull; light and handyweight veal calves mostly $1.50 lower; heavies weak to lower; stockers and feeders steady.
 Hogs: Receipts, 5000, mostly 15c to 2oc higher than yesterdays average Top, S9.s5; bulk, $9.so@s.75; pigs, 25c to S5c higher; bulk desirable, 90 to 1S0 pound pigs. $s.35@s.sO.
 Sheep: Receipts, 1000, compared with week ago, fat lambs and mature weth CTS 7Sc to $l lower; yearlings, s1 lower; i; fat ewes, breeding and feeding stock steady.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS
Rx Associnted Presa

New York, December 1.-The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows that they hold sl1.2f7, ,elo reserve in excess of legal requirements This is decrease of x0 733, 13o from last week.
 The statement follows:
 Actual condition: Loans, discounts, etc, decrease s6l9,ooo Cash in own vaults members federal reserve bank, increase $721, ,OC0 Reserve in federal reserve bank of member banks, decrease $56S4,ooo. Re serve in own vaults, state banks and trust companies, increase $ll50W. Re- serve in depositares, state banks and trust companies, increase Sl00000. Net de- mand deposits, increase %S, ,66S 900. Time deposits, decrease stl9lS,000. Circulation, decrease $71,0o0. Excess reserve, decrease $10, 733, ,1S0
 Summary of state banks and trust
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
WEEKLY METAL
RN Assnciafed Press


 New York. December 1.-The demand Tor steel and steel products has continued very light and unified orders of the Steel corporation show a decrease of S15,- S7l tons for the month. Prices for prac- tically all lines, with the exception of pipe, have now been lowered to a basis with the Steel corporation, but without stimulating new business. Independent mills have in some instances intimated that they might shade the basic price 1T it would induce business. Record Octo- Der exports had little influence as they represented old business.
 Pig iron was dull and weak. Fur naces are getting little new business de- spite steadily declining prices and more Easier prices for coal and coke are ex- pected to affect prices, and consumers have not indicated at what levels they might take hold.
 No improvement in copper demand has been reported and returns from some of the larger companies indicate that pro- duction for November ran somewhat above previous expectations Prices. however, have been generally main tained. The supplies recently pressing on the market seem to have been pretty well absorbed, and the 14c basis has been more firmly established with some pro- ducers asking an advance of quarter of cent for forward shipments. Sales for November are estimated at about 100, ,000, 900 pounds, and on the basis of returns so far received it is believed that November production will be about 10000, coo pounds by United States smelt- CTS. or a little over 50 per cent of capacity.
 Two companies have announced wage reductions of 15 per cent
 Tin prices responded to improvement in London and straits, but domestic buyers have been slow to take hold.
 Lead firm with few sellers except at better than Sc. The late drop in London had little effect here
 Zinc was quite active earlier in the week, but demand lessened later as buy CTS semed to have secured all the metal they need for the moment. Offerings, however are not being pressed, and prices were well maintained at the close of the week. Antimony was affected by liberal offerings from the Orient at lower prices in New York in bond for January February shipment, and by the recent decline in silver.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
MARINE NEWS

New Orleans. December n-Ceared Bogstad (Nor.); Christiania via Gothen herg, Malmo and Alborg; El Cano (Span) ), Rotterdam; Elcid, New York; Iris San Francisco via Cartagena; Porto Colombo, San Pedro and Galveston Manx Isle CBr.), Ta1npico; oiympier (Belge). Antwerp; Venator (Nor), Car men via Vera Cruz; William Isom, Tam pico; Yoro (TIond.), Ceiba-
 Port Eads, December n.-Arrived: Am pecto, Europe: Ancon, Chile; Coosa New York: Godosund (Nor), Cuba; Sa- lacia 0BrD, South Port N. C.; Wgco, Charleston; Wilhelm Jebsen, Tampico; Zophot Dan), Rotterdam.
 Sailed: Bolivian (Br), Liverpool; Copan, (Hond j. Omoa via Port Cortez; Roath (Br.), Havre and Hamburg Shooters Is land, Genoa via Norfolk; West Erral, Manchester via Norfolk.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-12
Hubbard Eros. & Co.'S Letter

New York, December 11.-Our market this morning opened steady on better news from Liverpool and talk of bet ter spot demand throughout the south. Yet underlying these factors that influ- ence our market from day to day we must not lose sight of the very vital conditions that affect our market from one years end to the other.
 The condition of trade is serious with out orders of consequence. and talk of very serious labor trouble when the time comes for cutting mill wages to meet new conditions. These serious facts act as drag anchor on our market, and any little optimism that is shown is flat ly squelched by world conditions. But for all this. in due time we still come through and enter the high road to big ger business and flourishing trade We advocate that our customers buy mod crate quantities of cotton on the way down for future profits. Hubbard Bros. 4 Co.