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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
Coffee Market BY AssoelatNa Press

New York, March 17.-The continued firmness of sterling exchange and re- ports of d firmer tone in the Brazilian markets today encouraged renewal of yesterdays buying movement in coffee futures. The opening was 1 to 3 points higher and active months sold about 4 to points net higher during the mid dle of the day, with July touching 15.06c, or 66 points above the low level of last week. This advance seemed to attract realizing, however. and July eased off to 1499c in the late trading, with the general list closing net 4 points higher to points lower March, 14.49c; May. 14.74c; July. 1496c Sep tember, 1470c; October, 14.96c Decem- Der, 14.6sc. =
 Spot quiet; Rio Is, 15@15Ac; Santos As 24@24hc. offers of Rioi Is were said to be here at 200. London credits. Otherwise no fresh offers were men, toned, but 1t was reported that recent offers of Santos 5s and 6s at 2Oc. Amer ican credits, and 27c. London, credits, had been accepted.
 The official cables reported an ad- vance of 75 reis in the Rio market, with no change in Rio exchange on London, and an advance of 10 reis in the dollar buying rate. The Santos spot market was 300-reis lower, but the early cable reported an advance of 25 to 15o reis in Santos, futures and special cables showed a further advance of 50 to 100 reis. Santos cleared 1s000 for New
 York, and Victoria 14.o00 for New Or leans. No receipts were reported at Rio owing to the railroad strike. San tos regeipts, 5000; Jundiahy receipts | 1000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
CORN TAKES AN UPWARD SWING
 IN CHICAGO PIT
Oats Were on See-Saw, While Pro- visions Scored Gains of Twelve to Thirty-five Cents Over
 Tuesday
By Associated Pres,

Chicago. March 17,-Fresh upward swings in the value of corn took place today simultaneously with re- ports of bubonic plague in Argentina and of export buying of foodstuffs at New York. The corn market closed strong, 1a to 2K net higher, with May 15A to 157h and July 150b to 150%. In oats the finish ranged from A c decline to l ssc advance. Pro- visions scored gains of 12 to 35c.
 Corn began to ascend as soon as the market opened. but heavy selling to realize profits led to a decided break before the market went soaring in e;trnest.
 Narly all of the news which de- veloped was adverse to the bears, but the feeling was prevalent that some sort a reaction would result froV the fact that since February 9 therv had been an extreme rise of 32c. In- itial advances due to Argentine ad- vices were therefore made the sig nal for general selling Independent strength shown by oats. however helped the sharp rally that followed and so, too. did persistent gossip oi big purchasing to supply transAt lantic needs. emphasized by reported difficulties in Argentina.
 Eastern shipping demand lifted casi oats here to 97l1, the topmost fig ure on record.
 Firmness of provisions was ascribet to enhanced values of hogs and grain
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
RENEWED STRENGTH SHOWN IN OLD CROP
 MONTHS FOR COTTON
General List Closed Firm at a Net Advance of 15 to 5 Points Except In
 April
By As,seI.i.a Pr..s

New York, March 1.-The cotton mar
 ket showed renewed strength and ac- ktivity today. old crop months making
 new high ground on covering and trade buying, accompanied by reports of an im-
 proved spot demand for export May
 contracts sold up to s7 7.74c. or 52 points net higher, and closed at 37.7lc. The general
 list closed firm at a net advance of 15 to 55 points, except for April, which was lnomnally 20 points lower. There was no business in April. and the closing quo tatfon merely reflected 8 readjustment after the marking up of the price yester- ! day.
 | The market showed some hesitation at the start, owing to the sharp break in Liverpool and private cables which re- ported some selling on a less favorable | view of German politics. The optimistic idea of the German situation still seemed to prevail here, however, and after open | ing 1s points higher to points lower the market quickly turned firm.
 ] Liverpool and domestic trade interests were both good buyers of May and July, while there was also scattered buying oh | the frmness of sterling exchange and lunfavorable weather for new crop. prepa-
 rations in the western belt.
 Later covering became more active ow- lnS 10 reports that eApoitel9 Weie soou buyers of spot in eastern belt markets
 and a private message from Dallas, which said buying orders had been received there from Germany again today, and | that the buyers were offering payment l in New York March sold up tq 10. 24c.
 a new high records, while July advanced \ to 34S7c and october to 3l.96cl 6cl\makins net advances of about "A to s6 points,
 The close was only few points off l from the opening. The early trading feature was the trade and Liverpool buy ling, but later there was broadening de- mand through commission houses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
New York Futures
New Orleans Cotton
By Associated rfuss


 New Orleans March 17.-Moderate ad- vances marked the trading of thepgreater part of the session in cotton today as the result of buying based on the i'm provement in the German situation and on continued unfavorable weather condi- tions in the belt The opening was higher and the improvement continued with oiisy one or two recessions, until the grading months were 25 to 34 points over the last prices of yesterday. In the early after noon there was reaction, which carried prices off almost to the level of yester- days finals, but at no time were net declines established.
 Late in the day the tone was very steady ap expectations of an unfavorable weather map in the morning. The close was 19 to g points up net for the day. Selling of the session was for the most part in the way of liquidation of long cotton. although during the period of lowest prices short selling came on the market as the result of rumors of fresh labor troubles in the steel industry. Liv- erpool was very poor and kept hnllisn operations down to moderate limits Tn the early session, but the market re- tained steady undertone throughout the day, and much of the steadiness was due to reports of excessive moisture in the eastern belt and too dry top soil in DOT tions of Texas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
Nrnlork Tribnrtt

New York, March 17.-(special.l-- Baldwin Locomotive certainly bore all the earmarks of pool minapuiation. The tip that big things were due in Baldwin reached almost every corner of the street. It was hinted that the interests behind the move in the equipment issue set ah objective well above the 150 mark. The result of the spreading of the news of an im- pending move was to bring into the market in Baldwin a big outside fol- lowing once the stock got into action. The outstanding stock of the company amounts to 100000 shares. The turn of the market today approximated 900 shares, or within 5000 shares of the total amount of stock in existence.
 The New York Airbrake Company is being mentioned as a stock dividend possibility. This has explained in a measure the rising strength of the stock recently. The last report of the disclosed a surplus of s6.054, 16S, or S60.54 share on the Sl0,000,- coo outstanding stock The authorized capital is s13,000, ,090 so that it would be possible for the directors to make a distribution of s3.000,000 in stock without asking for an additional au- thorization of stock by the stockhold- CTS. Officials of the company state t.a since the middle of February the com pany has booked orders for s3,000, 900 worth of Airbrakes, or more than the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
WALL STREET HAS
 DAY OF ACTIVITY 1 IN STOCK TRADING
Call Money Freely Offered at 6 Per Cent After Open
 ing at 8, While Foreign Exchange Was Steady
nv A,,oeIsted Prsss


 New York March 17.-Stocks were ae- tive and strong at the opening today dull and uncertain during the intermedi- ate session, and higher than at any pre- vious period in the final hours, when many substantial gains were registered.
 The spirited rebound in the later trad ing followed word from Washington that inc Secretary of the Treasury had ad- vised against the imposition of tax on stock dividends until the beginning ol next year.
 Equipments, motors and oils, as feat ured by Baldwin Locomotive, Stutz anu Mexican Petroleum, led the sudden anu vigorous advance towards the end, baiu- s'- win gaining B points and Stutz zV' .n..as some two score less prominent lssueS made net gains of>3 to 10 points.
 crucible Steel and General Motors, which again created much unsettlemen' hv their cratic course, finished at com raratfvefv nominal gains, after haVlhs fluctuated within a 10-point radinrl. Stocks which manifested erea.es. 's : strength in the feverfsh actiVley oi sar cIose were those directly in line TOT stnci, dividends. The more stable indus- trials and rails made relatively httie haodwav though strengthened at the end. a,osd from favorable to the reverse I. ynonev was freely offered at per ceIie s" sftar onsning at s. but foreign exchange was was unsteady and industrial conditions, ions se viewed by trade authorities, were eiouded by fuel and freight car snort age. otko and The batter tone of high-grade rails were .ns feature of an irregular and eon.laeeeo gu bond market, internationas recoiulne ss .ssatartsI change. Sales, par value, az srasated BIO S75. GOO. old United states bonds were unchanged on gall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
THEDAY IN WALL STREET
Baldwin Goes Into Action-New York Air Brake Men toned as Stock Dividend Possibility Philadelphia
 Company Common Shows Strength

total orders received in 1919, when business was slack. Last year the company went ahead with the mann- facture of brake equipment, so that it is in a position to make prompt de- nveries on many of the new con- tracts.
 Philadelphia Company common stock, after displaying marked eta- bility through the recent period of market trend, displayed pronounced strength and is only few points under the high price for the year. All though known generally as a public utility, the company is really an im- portant ou producing conesrn, a fact which has lent superlative flavor toI it's shares. The recent stock dividend decision has opened the way, 1t is stated by those conversant with the affairs of the company, to possible segregation of its seven units, con- sisting of Philadelphia Oil. the Phila- delphia Traction Company, the By Products Company. the Philadelphia Natural Gas. the Philadelphia Arttii- cial Gas Company, the Duquesne Elec-. tric Light and Power Company, the Philadelphia Coal Company.
 The demand for stock in the lean crowd at the stock exchange was heavy after the close. This was taken as indicative of the existence of large short interest. Borrowing of Baldwin Locomotive was said to be unusually heavy. although the lean- ing rate on the stock was in line with the rest of the industrials.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
MARINE NEWS

New Orleans, March 17.-cleared; Steamers. PoeldiJk, Dutch. Rotterdam via Havana and Newport News; States man, British Liverpool.
 Port Eads, March 17.-Arrived; steamers I0perator. Norwegian. Blue fields; Jamaica, Kingston, Jamaica; i; Lady of Gaspe British. Frontera' Metapan, Port Limon; Menus, New York; Rama Bluefields; S. M. Spald- ing, Tampico; Sucrosa, Porto Rico Truxlllo, Fla; winterton British. Ser muda; Yorko, Honduras Ceiba; Schooner Rassepeage, Buenos Aires.
 Sailed Steamers: Atlanthus, Port Tampa; Lake Yahara, Savannah; Montsllo. Italian. Genoa via Norfolk; Quimistan. Honduras, Omoa via Port Cortez.
 Mobile, March 17.-Arrived; Steamer Everglades. Cuba.
 Sailed: Schooners Placeland, Cuba Frank A. Mercy, Port St. Joe. Fla; Mabel Gale Saint Andrews, Fla.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
Liberty Bonds
Money Market

New York, MaGh 17-Mercantile paper .61s @ A; exchanges weak; ster- ling 60-day bills $3.67A; commercial 6o-day bills on banks s3.67A; com mercial N0-day bills, $3.66%; demand s371h; cables. s3.72A. France de- mand 1360; cables 1858; Belgian francs demand 1907; cables 1905 guilders demand 365s; cables S6A lire demand 1S42; cables 1S.4o. Marks demand, 1.26; cables 1.27; government and railroad bonds irregular.
 Time loans easier, 50 days, 90 days and six months 8@S1a.
 Sterling made a slight recovery ir the late dealings. Quotations were eO-day bills $S.6s; commercial 6o-day bills on banks $3.6s; commercial 60- day bills s3671a; dems<e $3.72; cablts s3.72A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18

tine firm, 21sKc; sales TT barrels; TO- ceipts 27; shipments 4Os; stock 1,sos.
 Rosln firm; sales es7. receipts 2b3; shipments 9s: tsoek 25.049.
 @Quote. B. 1T; D. E, F. G. IT. o, 1715; K. 1875; M. N, VIC, wv. 1s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
Spot Cotton

New orleans, March 1z-Spot cotton,
 steady and unchanged Sales on the spot. ,s5s bales. to arrive, 1,765. Low middiing'
 32 75c: middling, Ale; good middling, 4Sc.
 Receipts, 4ye43; stock, 3l,157. New York, March 17.-Spot cotton steady; middling, lc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
Naval Stores
 By Associated Press lvannah, Ga, March 1T.-Turpen'
Hubbard Bros. & Go.

Cotton Merchants. Hanover Square. New York Members New York Cotton Exchange. New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Produce Exchahge. Associated Members Liv- erpool Cotton Association. Orders solicited for the purchase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed oil for future delivery. Special attention and liberal terms given for con- signment of spot cotton for delivery. Cor respondence invited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
Dry Goods Market

BY NSsOcTated FTtss New York. March 17.--Cotton goods were steady with gray goods not so ac- tive, but firm. Yarns were steady on high levels. silks were dull. sknti goods and worsted yarns were quiet and burlaps easy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
Metal Market

By Assooleteo TFoss
 New York. March f7.--Copper steady; eleetrolytic, spot and nearby @1S1sc. Second quarter 1S1sc. Iron steady and unchanged. Anti money He.
 Metal exchange quotes lead easy, spot $50 asked March, bid. Zinc quiet. East St. Louis delivery spot S37ia bid.
 At London, spot copper 1o2 pounds IFS. Sd; futures 106 pounds. Is. Cd; electrolytic, spot 116 pounds; futures 11s pounds; tin spot 35Sp. 5s, futures S6sp. 5s; lead spot 42p. los; futures 44p. los; zinc spot sip; futures bSp.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
C0ttonseed Oil
 av Associated press

New York. March 11.--Cotton seed oil was dull and featureless today. prices being sustained by the bullish showing in other commodity markets. Leading months closed 9 to 12 points net higher. Sales. 1900 barrels. Prime crude. TO |17.50c: prime summer yellow spot 19 soc: May 20.17c; July. 20.4sc; Sep tember. 20.50c. Prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
Chicago Futures By Associated Press
Produce Market

Produce Market
 By Apooatsd Press Chicago, March lT.-Butter. lower; creamery 53@6Ie Eggs, unsettled firsts, 4SQ43a.c. Poultry, alive, higher; springs, 4ec; fawls, 42c. New York, March 17.-Butter, steady; creamery, ffrsts, e3d66iac. Eggs. strong; fresh gathered firsts 1 47a47lac. Cheese firm; average run, 271a9es1ac
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
Sugar Market =. z.s~~ssksA ne~.~

New York. March 1.-The local mar ket for raw sugar was firm today and prices were Ac higher on the basis of
 10szc for Cubas. cost and freight, equal
 to 11.7sc for centrifugal. Business was
 more active. sales including 10000 bags of Cubas to local refiners and 12.500 to New orleans refiners at 1O&c. cost and freight. for March shipment, and 25.000 bags of Cubas to operators at l0%c f Q. b. Cuba. There were also sales of e0 0OO bags of Porto Rfcos to a local refiner at 11.75c eff New York.
 In refined. prices generally range from 14 to 141sc for fine grapulated. although one refiner still quotes 16c. Meltings during the past week were a little larger and refiners are said to bs allocating a little more sugar. The de- mand is still active.
 There were no sales in sugar futures,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
London Money

London, March 17.--Bar silver 65& q per ounce; money. 3M per cent. Dis count rates: Short, 5%@7; three months. 5H.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
Cash Grain qv Aasoelsfed Press

By Associated Press
 Chicago. Ill. March f7-Nheat nominal.
 Corn: No. mixed, si59; No yellow. $1 6O0f1.e1. oats No. white, s4ha97Ac; No. white, s4A9s1tc. Rye: No. ?, s175d7d7s Barley. si.4sd1. J. Timothy seed. s1o5od13; clover seed s450l59 Pork, nominal. Lard s2090: ribs, si7.7501S.7S | St Louis. March 17~-Corn: No, g. S15ld i.8: No. 8 white. si.s5: July. si.5oA. | Oats: No. 2, 96c; No 2 white, 96ds7c May, 90Ac.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
Liverpool Cotton uv AsssHstsd press

Liverpool, March H.-Cotton spot m
 more inquiry. Prices easier. Good middIing 30.17c; fully middling 2s.r7c; middiing 2s.17; low middling 24.S7
 good ordinary 2167; ordinary POST. ordinary 20.67c. Sales 1000 bales, in- cluding 3,60O American. Receipts 25.- 900 bales including 12.s00 American. Futures closed steady March 26.44c;
 May 2534c; July 24.4sc; October 22.S0c;
 Dec<mber 219sc: January 2I.72c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18

but the undertone was flrmer and clos ing bids were 15 to 25 points higher in sympathy with the strength in raws.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
Interior Movement

Total today: Receipts. 2S,152; ex- ports, 31,436; stock, 1,S27,670.
 Total for week Receipts. s0.019; exports, e3.306.
 Total for season: 5.ss2.7s2; exports, 4,s03,e20
 Houston: 4150c; receipts. 5.280; ex- ports. s.250; sales. 1.150; stock. 253.225 Memphis: 40.50c; receipts. $500: ex- ports, 3,4e3; sales. 1000: stock. s1s,673 Augusta: 1925; receipts. 1920; ex- ports 1852; sales. 1,109; stock, 133.483 St Louis: 40.50; Receipts. Al; ex- ports s2:' stock, 11.960.
 Lttl xSRock: 40.50; receipts. 1s0; ex- por~ 446: sales, 446: stock. 44.233.
 Total today: Receipts. i2.091;; ex- ports 12,142; stock. T9427
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
Potato Market
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Chicago. H., March 17.-Potatoes strong, receipts 51 cars; northern round white 55.40@5.60.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
Port Movement

New Orleans: 41.00c; sales, 3,l2; stock, 3S1.757. s
 Galveston: 4275c; receipts. 7,026; ex- ports. 14.9S0; sales, 2,149;; stock, 27s.- 294
 Mobile: 3s.5Oc; receipts, 143; stock 22,371
 savannah: 4050c: receipts, 2.se2' exnorts. 3.S75: sales, 726; stock. 144,2ss
 Charleston: 40.ooc; receipts, 6ssi ex- ports. 900; sales. 1s9; stock. 19s,s96.
 wilmington: 39.00c; receipts, 1,4s4i stock, 45,132.
 Texas City: Receipts. S,2s1; stock 76.064
 Norfolk: ssOoc; receipts. 1.9s2; sales 762: stock, s3,54s. Baltimore Stock, 5.551
 Boston: 41ooc; receipts. 225; stock $500.
 Philadelphia: 125c; stock, 4,77s. New York. 41.o0c; exports, 4s; stock 51.122 Minor ports; Receipts. 6.627; ex- ports, 12,553; stock 1s,269.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
Rice Market

By Associated Press
 New Orleans. March 17.--Eough rice, no sales; millers. receipts. LIPS. Clean rice strong. Sales, Honduras, 1,260 pockets at sA @131kc; blue rose, 500 pockets at 10hc. Receipts. 2.7s3.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
New Orleans Futures RN Assaciatad PrdAs

New Orleans, March 17.--Cotton closed steady at an advance of ls to n9 points.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-18
Chicago Live Stock pv AxsooInfpd PreKx

Chicago, March 17.-Hogs: Receipts, 1s.- 900; estimated tomorrow, 25,00o; 15qz5c higher; closing weak.
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