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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15
POPRAVA VYKONANA.
Zapas Irska Ia jeho svobodu
vyzadal 81 dalsich sest
obeti.

Dublin, Ia. brezna. Sest vez
nj usvedcenych 2 ucastenstv
ma Zabiti britickych d6stojniki
a clenu korunnich sill V Irsku
bylo popraveno V Mountioy
veZenl V tomto meste, dnes ra.
mo. Muzi byli popraveni pc
dvou pulhodinovych pre-.
stavkach.
Dvacet tisic lidi shromazdi-
10 Sc pred v6Zenim V dobe, kdy
poprava konana a vSechna
prace We m6ste Zastavena az
do IL hodin. | ma poSte bylo
Zavreno a telegrafni sluzba SUI
spendovana.
Zastup zacal Sc shromazd'o-
vati pfi usvitu a V 6 hodin v6-
zeisky dvGr byl plny. O hodi-
nu pozdeji zastup plnil vsech-
ny okolnl ulice. Oltar byl i'm
provisovan blize vezenskych
dveri a ma zdech stromech
v6Zehskeho dvora umisteny po
svatne soSky a obrazy.
Vsude svice horely, tn tam
knee nejakV neb zena predri-
kavali modlitbu neb hymnu,
ku ktere pridavali Sc vsichni
pfitomni. Ma sta osob kleGicich
ma ceste bylo nuceno povstati,
kdyz obrnena kara razila si
cestu zastupem.
Dva q popravenych muzu,
Patrick Moran a Thomas
Wheelan, byli obvineni q uca-
stenstvf ma zabiti dustojniku V
Dublin6 21. listopadu minule-
no roku. Ostatni Gtyri, Frank
Flod, Bernard Ryan, Thomas
Bryan a Patrick Doyle, byli Oh
vineni podileni Sc ma prepa-
deni vojska nedaleko odtud,
pri temz jeden ellen utocici
tlupy byl zabit.
Kratce po ornament, re po-
prava byla vykonana, zastup
ZaGal Sc rozchazeti a mnozi DO
zdeji s1castnili Sc pohrbu jed
noho z ditek-dvojcat Patricka
Doyle-a. Pi. Doyle-ova, dru-
hym dvoicetem ma ruce, navSti|
villa sveho manzela vtera a.
roZiouGila Sc s MIN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15
MIMORADNE ZASEDANf
KONCRESU.

Washington, Ia. brezna. Pre-
sident Harding svola CT. kon-
gres do mimoradneho zasedani
II. dubna. Toto bylo oZname-
no senatorem Henry Cabot
Lodgem, republikanskym vud-
Gem V senate, kdyz vySel 2 Bi-
leho Domu s Oscarem w. I'm
derwoodem, vudcem demokra-
ticke menSiny, po porade s
presidentem. Vedle teto kon-
ference p. Harding v6noval
s-oji plnou pozornost otazce
patronaze pod svoji admin
straci a obsadil opetne neko-
lik ddlezitych 1radG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15
NASH CAST LUPU.

Toledo, O., IA. brezna. Po-
stovni inspektori zdejsi ozna-
mill nalezeni 100000 z ST.
100000 lupu ma poste toledsk6
II. tnora. Vice nez $145,000
bondu bylo objeveno Y New
Yorku, $4,000 V Detroitu a
$4,000 We Filadelfii. Pro kra-
dez ma poSte Y Toledu bylo liz
zatGeno ctrnact osob V ruznych
m6stech a ocekava Sc, re vel
ka porota spolkova jeSt6 dal$i
zaloby vznese. Proti obzalova-
nym sebrali iiz poStovni in
padne dukazy a co
nejdfive bude zapocato pre-
llcenim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15
ZBYZSkO PORAZIL
STECHRA.

New York, Ia. brezna. Sta
nislav Zbyzsko, obrovity Po-
lax, porazil Joe Stechra Ne
brasky We dvou hodinach, sest-
nacti minutach a deseti vteri-
mach zde dnes vecer. Byl to di-
voky zapas cd pocatku az do
konce. Polak polozil sveho
protivnika zapestnim chva-
tenn, vymknuv Sc 2 nuzkoveho
chvatu, Y nemz jej mel Ste
cher skoro ctyfi minuty. Vaha
Zbyzskova byla ohlasena jako
219 liber, Stechrova 2O8.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15
POLACI Sc ZLOBf.
Spojenecka plebiscitni komise
v Hornim Slezsku nevyhovsIa
jejich prani.

Londyn, l3. brezna. = V ce-
lem Polsku jest, yeliky hnev
mad nedavnym rozhodnutim
plebiscitni komise pro Horni
Slezsko, sestavajici re zastup-
Gu vlad dohodovych ohledne
spusobu, jak Sc ma hlasovati
0 plebiscitu, ktery, jak znamo,
ma Sc konati dne 20. hrezna.
Pravi, ze byl porazen francouz
sky vliv a poSkozeny polske za~
Jmy Vitezstvim AngliGanu, KITE
II pref N6mc6m. V Horntm
Slezsku mali hlasovati nejen II
sedlici, ale lid6, btefi t
mail domoyske pravo, ale jsou
ma praci iinde Y N6mecku.
Komise puvodne. .mela V u
myslu nechati hlasovati kazde
zvlast', coz by Sc Polakum no.
dllo, ale nyni Sve rozhodnuti
zm6nila a nafidila, aby hlaso-
vail ySichni najednou dne 20.
brezna. To znamena, re prede
dnem 20. brezna vnikne do
Horniho Slezska 100000 orga-
nisovanych Nemcu, kteri bu-
dou miti ma polsky lid demo-
raliZujici yliv. .Francouzi, jako
vzdycky, haiili Polaky, ale
bez yysledku.
Velitel franc. vojska,
general lie Rond, pohrozil, re
nebude stavu Sc svou slabou
posadkou ruciti za udrzeni po-
koie. pfijdou-H N6mci pred
20. bremen. Premier BRAND
oznamil to V Lordyn6. a dou-
fal. ze tim Lloyd Georgia. OBJ
ale ten odpovedel sli-
benz, ze briticka vlada sama
po5le do Slezska posilu ctyr
praporu rojska Briandovi
nezoylo nez-li nabidku pfi-
jmouti.
Jeden polsky statnik vyslo-
vii Sc X americkemu zprayoda-
il: "Je to prost6 move anglick6
vItezstvi a my Polaci jsme jen
bezm0cnou figurkou ma politi-
cke Sachovnici. N6mci Sc proti
nam chapou kazdeho prostred-
ku. i kdyby byl sebe nizSi. TAX
rozsit'uji zpravy, ze ma jare
ynikpe bolSevicke vojsko dc
Polska, ze pry my ustavicn6
valtime a ze mladi muzi Hor-
niho Slezska budou muset ma
1ojnu." Vzdor vSemu tomu Po-
laci Vyslovuii nad6ji, re Sc pre-
&c velikou vetSinou zvit6zi. Ma
titezstvi iejich zavisi pripojeni
Hlubtinska k republice cesko-
sloVensk6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15
VYHOST V ITALSkYCH
DILNACH.

Turin IA. br. Policie obsadi-
la zdejsi Micheiinovy zavody,
nichz delnici byli vyhosteni.
DoSlo k tomu nasledkem nasil-
nych cinu d6lnikG. Rovn6z V
Galileovych zavodech We Flo
rencii proElasen byl vyhost a
obsazeny policii, ally Sc prede-
Slo vytrznostem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15
UTOK MA POLSKO?
Osmnact az dvacet bolsevic.
kych divisi tahne pry ma
republiku.

Stockholm, Ia. bfezna. RiZ-
sky dopisoyatel zdejsfho "Af-
tonbladet" pravi dnes, re osm-
nact az dvacet bolsevickych di-
visi delostrelectvem letec-
kymi oddly tahne proti Pol
sku V oblastech Smolenske, Vi
tebske, Orsske, Mohilevske a
ma sever Cd techto mist. Blize
Polotsku, severozapadne cd
Vitebsku, jfzdni divise S leh-
kym delostfelectvem postu-
puji majl V planu rychly IL
tok smerem k Wine, dopisova-
tel dodava.
(V depesi 2 Rigy, datovan6
IL. brezna Sc sdelovalo, re A.
dolf Joffe, hlava ruske mirove
delegace, Sc pozdravil re sve
nemoce a ze jest dobra vyhlid-
ka ma uzavreni miru mezi Ru-
skem a Polskem do Veliko-
noe.
Londyn, IA. brezna. Leon
Trocky, sovetsky ministr val
ky, die sd6leni obdrzeneho
Zde, roZhodl Sc blokadovati
kronStadt, pres tn skuteCnost,
re bude to znamenati velike
utrpeni pro 5000 zen d6ti We
meste. Pricina neochoty Troc-
keho k bombardoyani m6sta
jest V tom, re nerad poSkodil
by bitevni lod' Petropavlovsk,
kotvici V kronStadtskem pri-
stavu.
hudah, IA. bfezna. Dnesnf
zpravy z Helsingforsu sd6luii,
ze pevnost Krasnaja Gorka by
la znova dobyta sovetovym
vojskem a re posadka pozu-
stava nyni hlavn6 kadetsk6-
no sboru.
Leon Trocky, sov6tsky mini
str valky, postal velik6 hmoz-
diru do Oranienbaumu, Ma Fin
skem zalivu proti Kronstadtu,
kdyz byl dal popraviti Koleso-
va, vrchniho dustoinika letec-
ke stanice a Al jinych rebelu,
sdeluji depese.
Moskevsk6 povstani bylo po
tlaeeno po tuhych poulicnich
bojich.
Carihrad, IA. brezna. Pri-
stav Poti, V GruZinsku, ma Ger !
mem Mori, severne Cd Batumu, |
byl obsazen bolSeviky, pravi |
depeSe obdrzena Zde dnes. |
Gruzlnci spalili uheln6 kulny a |
odejeli ma parnicich "a velike |
boure.
Turecti nacionaliste, kteri
nedavno obsadili Batum, od-
zbrojuji vsechny prichazeiici
tam gruzinske vojaky a mesto
Kutais, padesat mil ma vychod |
cd Poti, bylo vypleneno. Cru
zinsti civiliste Tiflisu byli
popraveni bolseviky, obsadiv-
slmi mesto, V odvetu "a popra-
vent bolsevicke misse tamtez
Gruzinci, nez-li odtahli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15

Jinou sensaci dneSniho Ice
nj bvlo cteni vaSnivych dopisG,
iez Cara Smithova psala sve-
mu milenci, Jake Hamonovi a
2 nichz n6ktere byly z dfvti
SSoly Y Lexington, Mo, kan
ma sv6 utraty il postal. Obza
logana, jez dovedla Sc podiyu-
hodne ovladati, pri cteni tech
TO dopisd sklopila hlavd by
la bleda jako mrtvola. =
Ultra svedciti bude Clara
Smitaova We SVEN vlastnfm "a
jmu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-15
SVEDECTVf HAMONOyY
ZENY.
Vypravela tragickou historku
sveho zivota a "odpouStim ji",
fekla Clare Smithove.

Ardmore, Okla, IA. brezna
ri. Georgia Perkins Hamono.
va povolana byia iako svedky.
ne dnes a hlasem, iejz pro mo-
enc pohnuti stezi oyladala, W.
praye}a jak Sc pfesv6dtila Q
never dho manzela, millio-
nafskeho , sejafskeho podnika-
tele, Clarou Smith Hamono-
YOU, obvinenou Z jeho vrazdy.
"Sla jsem do jejich pokoju
a videla jeji pfekrasn6 saty;
veci, jez mne, matce jeho d6ti,
byly odpirany. Videla jsem
tam Claru. Pc ttto navst6v6 on
muj manzel - wal mne k
vlaku a postal mne pryG. Nj
kdy mi nebylo doyoleno priii-
II zpet k menu.
Pl. Hamonoya, o niz Sc
rozhlaSovalo, re hofi nedocka-
vosti, ably Sc mohla pomstiti
mlade zen6, jez lasku muzovu
il odloudila, svedcila Sc ziev-
nou nechuti. Bylo treba neusta-
leho pobizeni jejiho osobniho
zastupce, James G. O'Briena z
Chicago, ably yylicila svoii L.
lohu V manzelskem dramatu.
Sc sloyy, jez jenom zvolna
plynuly 2 jeilch> bledych rtu.
pl. Hamonoya trp6liva Sc sna-
lila, ably zachranila co ~oznO
z pamatky sv6ho manzela, cd
nehoz doznala leta brutaaaiht.
zanedbavani, o n6mz pro-
hlasila, re nikdy neprestala
Jej miloyati. S0tva deset stop
cd nj, sedfc tax, re oci iejich
caste Sc stykaly, byla ona dru-
ha zena, treti postava Y troj-
Uhelniku tax starem, jake lid
stvo samo.
Pi. Hamonova jest malo
pres ctyricet roku a jest dosud
krasnou zenou. Vypadala sko-
ro jako d6Vte, kdyz vypravela,
jak- vzala svoji dceru{.u, Olive
Bell, do Randoll hotelu.
Nell tam diva pokoie. Vi
della i,em fotografii sveho man
zela a iinou slecny Smithov6 V
nadhernem dboru. Byla tam,
hodila klobouk na postel a Wy
BELLA ven. Podivala isem Sc
kolem a videla jeji krasne sat
Stvo. Byly tam diva kozeSinove
kabaty, saty, vSechno, ia nj
kdy nemela kozeSinovy kabat." "
Odesla odtamtud, pred tfe-
mi lety, ably zacala novy zivot,
nehoz vymizela Gloha zeny
zustala jedin6 uloha matky.
A bylo to teprve, kdyz povola-
Ia byla re sveho domoVa Y Chi
cagu k lozi, ma n6mz umiral
Ieji muz, re Georgia Hamono-
"a vratila Sc do Ardmore.
Zda-li byla nekdy touha po
oomste srdci pi. Hamonove,
leni j tam nyni. Sama rekla. /
ze nechova horkosti vuGi niko-
nu.
"Miloyala jsem Jake Hamo-
Ia, kdyz jsem 81 jej vzala,"
'yprav6la. "Bylo mi tehdy
ivacet, ale vedela isem, co
sem cinila, kdyz jsem rekla
pro lepsi nebo horst"
"Byl otcem meho chlapce
neho devtatka. Mohla bych
oozdyihnouti hlasu, tax ably
lflchy rodicd snesly Sc Ma mo-
e d6ti, kteif miluji vice nez
.ivot ylastni?
"Mimo to, nepreju 81 ubli-
.iti nikomu. Clara Smithova
olati "a svuj poklesek bude
)latiti nadale. Mn6 predstavu-
e vSechno, co bylo nejhorsi V.
nuzi, jenz byl mym muzem. |
70 nejlepsi bylo dano mne. ia
/ odpustila.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-10
Confidence Grows In
 Financial Markets
 on Inquiry Expansion
By Associafed Press

New York, October 5.--Indication of growing confidence in the finan-
 cial markets this week were most definitely expressed in a substantial expansion of the inquiry for hign grade securities and the further low erng of rediscounts at reserve cen teIs.
 Trading In stocks was seconda y throughout to the activity displayed by the bond market. Liberty and Vic tory issues again held undisputed
 sway, the former leading at highest quotations of the year.
 Prevailing prices for these ponds show an enhancement of about s1,- 00,000000 over the years lowest lev
 els. The major part of the accumu- lation was credited 10 the Treasury Department, but there was little doubt that considerable propor ion emanated from private sources
 The strength of the investment slt- nation and it's international scope were reflected in the immediate ab-
 sorption of such antfpodal underwrit- ings as a Rio de Janeiro Sl2,000, 900
 loan and an Australian offering, the first of its kind ever floated here for a like amount.
 General business conditions also l showed signs of improvement as evil
 denced by an enlargement of buying power over the corresponding period of last year. In several of the less
 essential lines of industry, however,
 some retrogression from the last
 months forward movement was noted
 Almost every important district in the steel and iron trade reported
 gradual increase of operations over
 August production. Confirmation of
 this improvement is expected in the
 September tonnage statement of the
 United States steel corporation to be issued next Monday.
 Foreign exchanges again were the
 most uncertain elements, although
 dealings were limited largely to Brit
 ish and French remittances. Sterling
 was strong on steady buying, much
 of which was credited to Japanese
 account. The German rate made only
 feeble recovery from it's lowest rec-
 ord and Austrian, Polish, Czecho- Slo- vakia and Greek bills continued to
 shrink as economic and other devel-
 opments in central and eastern Eu- rope assumed grave aspects.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-10
- . s---------- GADSDEN MAN INJURED

Gadsden, October 9.-News reached Gadsden Saturday of a serious acci- dent which happened to o. B. Coop CT, foreman of the by-product plant of the Gulf States Steel company, while he was en roIte to Birming- ham on Friday afte-n ,on in an auto mobile. In some manner unknown he lost control of his car and ran into tree 10 miles this side of Birming- ham, throwing MT. Cooper through the windshield fracturing his skull and cutting his face in al places Mrs. Cooper and two children were also thrown out and were badly in- jured. Mir. Cooper is said to be in a dangerous condition in a Birmingham infirmary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-10
S200 PAID FOR 4
 GADSDEN CHICKENS

Gadsdens October 9.-Two hundred dollars for four Rhode Island Red chickens is the price paid two Gads- den citizens today by F. l.. Cox of Jonesboro, Ga, who purchased the chickens from T. s. Griffin and R. l. Laverty. for which he paid the sum of s200. One of the chickens he se- cured from MT. Griffin he paid s100, which is the highest price paid for one chicken in this section.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-10
WEDDING ANNOUNCED

Anniston. October 9.--(Special.)-- Announcement of the engagement of Miss Ruby Lillian Lesley of this city to MT. James F. Daws. the wedding to be an interesting event of Novem- Der.
 Miss Lesley is the second daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John H. Lesley Q. Coldwater, and has been locAted in Atlanta 'or the past few months She Is sister of Miss Ola Lesley of the Anniston postoffice force, and one of the most popular girls in this section.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-10
MARINE NEWS


 Port Eads. La, October e.--Ar- rived. Bratsberg. (Nor.), Cape Gra- ciasko; Chattanooga City. Mobile. Hague Maru tJap.). Norfolk; Stavan- geren (Nor0, Frontera. vennacher (Br). Rotterdam; Yuri Maru tJap). Havana,
 Saile1: Abangarez. Crist6bal; Car rigan Head tBr), Dublin; Chal- mette, Havana. Choluteca ,Hond j., Port Cortez. Fl Lago. New York Isonzo Qtal). Genoa: Jamaica (N,c.), Port Barrios: Kewanee. Porto Padre, Cuba; Lake Falama Cuba Managua tNic.1 Bluefields; Manzanillo. Porto Rico Suriname. Port Barrios; Te- gucigalpa tHond.), Ceiba; Yunari. Vera Cruz
 Mobile. october 9.--No buatA-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-10
SCHOOL ASSOCIATION MEETS

Motion, October 9.-(S Special. 1.-The Motion Public School Improvement association met Friday afternoon at the public school building and had an interesting session making plans for the betterment of sanitary conditions about the building and securing funds during the session. the meeting was attending by both the elementary school supervisor and the county superintendent of education.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-10
DRIVE CHAIRMEN NAMED

Gadsden, October 9--Loui Lovemen, general chairman of the united com munity drive, has announced the vice chairmen to take up the work of the drive which will begin Monday, Oc- H. Cross. Jr., A. F. Brod and Mrs. Mack Farrar. As associate chairman he named A. N. T,,ylor who made Q great reputation d ,ring the war as campaign leader fo, many of the Lib erty Loan drives. Gadsden expects to get rid of all her welfare drives in opa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-10
SWIMMING POOLS CLOSED

Tuscaloosa, october s.-(Special.)- All the swimming pools of the city were officially closed Saturday. in- cluding Riverview. Hull Lake, Beach wood. and other places. All bathing suits and equipment have been packed away for the winter. This has been universally popular sport in Tus- caloosa the past summer. approxi- mately one-t third of the population having made regular habit of swim ming.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-10
LOOKING FOR FARM

Gadsden, October 9.--J. c. Gilbreath was in town Saturday looking for a suitable location near Gdsden for a farm, dairy and poultry yard. He ex poets to go into all three on a large scale and will be~a great addition to the dairy business in this city, which furnishes a wide field, there being some six or eight dairy companies al- ready In the field and all kept busy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-10
Hubbard. Bros. & Co.

Members New York Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Pro duce Exchange. Associated Members Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders .o- licited for the purchase and ale of Cn9.op and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery Special attention and liberal teens given for consignment of spot cotton for de-' livery
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-10
GADsDEN HORSE WINS

Gadsden, October 9.-Walter NJ, the roan pacing racer of T. F. Griffin of Gadsden won the 2;20 pacing race at the Chattanooga fair last Friday. The racer lost the first heat by a nose, but came back and won the next three straight heats, taking a big purse.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-10

The racer and several others win go to Rome, Ga, Monday to participate in the races there where s4,1O0 is hung up in the various events on the cards during the week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-10
COTTON PRICE OFF FIGURES OF 1920
 ABOUT 100 POINTS
Market Fluctuates From Rise Over Last Week, ,of 159 Points to Drop of
 136 Points
Fly Associated Press

New Orleans, October s-The trend of prices in cotton this week was lower, the market making it's high est levels during the early bulges of bureau day and selling off each suc- ceeding session until Thursday. when II touched it's lowest. At the hiRh- est the trading months were 115 to l5s points over the close of the pre- ceding week; at the lowest they were 96 to 136 points under. On the close prices were at net losses of 59 to ss points. December traded as nigh as 21. S5c. fell off to IS goo and closed at 19 S6c. In the spot depart ment middling lost 65 points in the net results, closing at 1s soc. year ago middling closed at 20. 50c.
 The first bulge of the week. due to the smaller ginning figures tha expected, 2,907,s5O bales produced to September 25, while the decline of the week was started by selling based on the fact that the condition report of 42.2 per cent of normal on September 25 was higher than ex- pected. The indicated crop of 6.537.- 900 bales was from 100000 to 800. 1000 bales larger than generally looked for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-10

Meal and Fee.sstuf
 Mixed horse feed, $40; old stoyle hulls, s1s: No, , corn, SOC; corn chops, S1.90; No. l white oats, 5sc shorts. s3s; bran, S2e; c. S. meal ' pct, S44. hen feed, 100 lbs S2.25; timothy $34; choice pea green alfalfa. yS6; Johnson hay. s2e; whes straw S26 ton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-10
Like Going to a Fair
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WHERE'S something fascinating about fair Things always moving. Folks from near and far to to hear and to compare
 But nobody would think of going fair every day. It would valuable time Besides there's continuous substitute right in your home though you not have realized it. For this newspaper conducts regular fair every day in its advertising columns Here the merchants and makers of everything you need want display before you their most attractive You have only to choose your ease what you about before actually going to see the prod ucts so displayed.
 There's world of information and interest in the ad- vertisements The time trouble they save you are beyond calculation Always feel you're shopping when you read the advertisements You'll find the habit pleasant and profitable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-10

AID ToO t4AD To GARRY Tl4S- CAV. PARROT NrAD aoID
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-10
Hedge Selling Evidenced

AS the week progressed 1t ran ihucn nquldation. and for a while tfere was persistent hedge selling in evidence. Late In the week 1t b came apparent that interests outside of the trade were sellers on a large scale, while certain professional and spot interests were also against the market. Wall street, western and Japanese interests were named as the most permanent sellers in the closing sessions of the week. As the market fell 1t attracted more or less support, but buyers who took hold on the breaks were prone to let go on the bulges which made the market much of a trading af- fair.
 Great interest was taken in the spot department mainly because of the marketing policy of the growers who sell on declines and offered cotton only sparingly on advance It was market gossip that many banks In the belt were advising their customers among the farmers not to sell cotton under 20 cents pound, but were advocating supplying the demand to a moderate extent abov that level Farmers withdrew fror the middle of the week that Liver pool cabled that Texas was offering no cotton at all
 Both private and official repor claimed that cotton was open to the northern most limits of the belt. and many private reports claimed that the crop was 80 to 90 per cent picked with ginning keeping pace with pick ing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-10
LOCAL MARKETS
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 Fryers-3bc.
 Hens-30c.
 Roosters--Ib&1Ic.
 Butter D Q zOc
 Fruits and Vegetables
 (Marsnall, Jordan X Keithl Bananas- ght- hand punches 50 tdt 60 Lemond--Choice and fancy, s7; Florida all sizes, s6.
 Apples-Spit1enburg 163 and larger. s3.70; nome. beauties SJ.5O. extra fancy Jonathans $500; fancy Jonathans $3.25 box. Jonat hans. bu. basket. s4. Pears--Basc, S6.50.
 Grapes--1 okays-S2.75. utAbagas--Chnadian, 3kc. Cabbag 1s--4c.
 Potatoes-- cstern, shc; Porto Rico sweets 1oo-pound sacks, s2 sack s5.5O sack; yellow 6c h.; Spanish onions, s2.5O small crates; s4 large crates. caforna 1fo 6a6S % SC nN lb pink beans 7c black eyed peas. hc Ib. Michigan nsvy. lt0 pounds to sack, Sc lb. Peanuts-No' 1 Virginia stock, Sc lb, Brazil Nuts--Mediums F. large washed 20, P. V. walnuts 26
 Celery-Callornia, S7.5o crate. Cheese-tu,lad ,a cream ] %aislet s1 se s6c. Anwelus Marshmd l6o pack. ages to case $4.50 case cocoanuts--ioO count. s66O; broken lots. $7.
 Grapefruit-F s5.50 box. uranberries -es
 Live Stock Eed steers: Gooo to choice 6h0Ths medium to good. 0Wsc: common to ms dium 2V4c.
 Grass cattle iaccording to weight Quai. ny and flesh); Steers 5bGshc; fa' COWS 495c. medium cows. 304c. cutters 203c tanners. l4lizc. heavy bulls 90 3Nc; light bulls. 102hc: oxen. 1Q4c fat yeariings SW6G. medium yearlings 203o. Veslers 4@6c.
 Iogs Choice corn fed hogs l6s and up S0shc, choice corn fed hogs. 135 to 16t 8WShc, choice corn feu hogs 20 to 13L 7Vsc; light pigs. 70 poands and down. 6W7c' bes, heavy } ,ugh hogs 6V1o doss from lc to 2c per pc md less than tn" apny9 priceh
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-10

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-10

Swift & Co.,. Packers. D. 8. Clear Belies-1l + q Is iac, Pure Lard--Silverleaf. l3lsc. Jewel Shortening--l3 Hans--Regular, 2s@ 31c. HaIns-Skinned, 21 G 33c. Pork Loins-lS Q26c. Bacon-22 Gg 49c. Butter-43c. Eggs--34 v 39c.