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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-27
VICTORY OF MlDDlES
ENTHUSES HOME FANS

Annapolis, Md, Nov. 2e.-Navy
triumph over Army in the annua,
football game today was recelVeu
with wild enthusiasm among ioca,
fans. The result puts Navy one
game in the lead, the Middies VIC.
torv last year having made tne
series even at eleven each ana oiie
game resulted in a tie. The Mla-
dies will suffer the heaviest losses
in years by graduation next jun
as six members of the team pelong
to the first class. Those VINO VIII
graduate are: Captain Larsen, cen,
fer: Frawley, right guard; KING anu
Wiedorn, tackles, and Cruise ana
Koehler, backs.
In support of her plea for al
yorce, a Detroit woman testlf1ed
that on the occasion of a visit 10
her husband in an effort to bring
about a reconciliation, he charged
her IS to take her back to the rail
way station in his "flivver."
California claims among It's res
idents more than 80 women CEN
tenarians.
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BRADsTREET's REVIEW

NEW YORK, May 27.-Bradstreet's
tomorrow will say:
Wholesale and jobbing trade and in
dustry are rather quieter in some lines
and this dizziness in instances has al
ready taken on the appearance Of mid
summer inactivity. Retail trade is va
riously affected by weather conditions,
but as whole is no smaller. Conser-
vatism and immediate needs are re-
ported as governing buying the country
over but at the same time there are
many instances of increased activity.
Each line in many cases branches of
each trade, are apparently operating
independently to satisfy various con-
sidered or estimated needs. On bal
ance 1t may be said that trade is about
fair, industry is at 40 to 60 per cent
Of modern, afterthe-war capacity, and
collections drag as much if not more
than they have for three months past.
Mail order trade is fair. It should not
be forgotten that current comparisons
with a year ago in trade are with a
steadily quieting down period; and this
years reports will not tend to suffer
in this comparison.
Weekly bank clearings $5.994,255,0o0.
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ORLEANS COTTON
TAKES A SLUMP
Market Commenced to Sag Under Sell
in Out by Traders on the Long
Side.

NEW ORLEANS, May 27.-After a
period of strength in the early trading
today, the cotton market commenced
to sag under selling out by traders on
the long side who were seeking to even
up their commitments over the holt
days to follow the close. The market
made little show of buying power af-
ter the early demand was satisfied, al
though there were several made up
turns. Closing prices were the lowest
of the session. showing net gains of
8 to IL points. with July at 1880. At the
highest the most active months Were
% to 80 points up. with July at 1870.
The initial buying movement appeared
to be mainly the result of the very bull
ish private bureau crop reposts which
appeared in the late trading of yester-
day. Liverpool stood better than due
and cables over that 1t had been af-
fected favorably by them. Another pfi-
waite bureau condition report of 6S.4
per cent of normal together with fig
ures on acreage showing a decrease OF
rs to 80 per cent. helped to steady the
market but toward mid-session re-
port by local house Of sc PEI. cent for
condition and 30 per cent as the re-
duction in acreage caused but little
buying, indicating that bullish opinion
the crop was becoming dis
counted.
Weakness of foreign exchange was
against the market to some extent,
anything like wide recov-
cries after the reactions set in. az
were also sales in the Fall River mar
ket of 10000 pieces of print cloths,
against 10000 last week, but larger
mill takings than expected for the
week caused temporary upturns of
about ten points. Hester placed TAX
ines of American cotton by the mills
of the world at 10000 bales, against
213. 600 this week last year, and $4,000
this week two years ago. On the close
further liquidation by longs was felt,
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DULL BUSINESS ON
STOCK EXCHANGE
Professional Operators Awaited Them
selves Of the Slim Attendance

NEW YORK. May Robustness on
the stock exchange today was dull and
perfunctionary. a heavy tone predomi-
mating. Professional operators awaited
themselves of the slim, attendance. due
to approaching holidays to effect addi-
tional depression of prices.
Their manuevers were accelerated
by other developments of an adverse
nature. These included sharp unsettle-
ment in foreign exchange. continued
firmness Of money rates and the eau
tious or qualified views of leaders of
industry.
The one negatively favorable fea-
ture was the declaration of the regu-
lar dividend on Baldwin Locomotive
, This was without visible effect upon
other equipments or kindred issues.
Declines of one to three points were
regarded by majority of the seasoned
as. we'll as Solitile issues and rails of
all classes We're under intermittent
pressure, not excepting the high priced
coalers. The break in foreign remit
tances extended to six cents in sterl-
| ing bills and from ten to sixty points
in continental rates. especially Dutch,
French. Belgian, Italian, Swiss. Span
ish and Scandinavian.
! For want OF a more plausible ex-
PLANTATION dealers here ascribed the re-
action in British bills to heavy selling
by German commercial interests in
/ London from which center large trans
actions in dollar or American ex-
| change were reported. 1t is unlikely
that speculative operations conferred
| largely into the situation.
The money market followed exactly
its course of the previous day call loan
holding at per cent until the final
when belated inquiry forced the rate
| to 1-2 per cent. Changes in the ir-
regular bond market. including Liber-
lties and most domestic issues We're un-
important. Foreign issues were inclin-
ed to ease, although subscriptions to
the new French loan We're estimated
at 80 per cent of the whole. Total sales
par value aggregated $11,175,O0O.
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Title Guaranty Company

National Land Sales Co. to following
parties: George G. Burger, January
10. 1921, s1.00 and other, lots II and
Is, block 73, Figland Park.
John ]. Keen, February 1. 1921, $500
and other, lot 16, block "a. Figland
Park.
Edith c. .PolIum, Feb. IA. 1921, s1.oo
and other, lots, 8 and 10. block Z, sec
ton 10. TIP. s. r. 80, West.
Charles II. Rice, March 81, 1921, ST.
90 and other. lot 10, section 1, TIP. S.
r. 81 West.
c. A. Wilcox. April 10, 1917, $500,
lot is, block. Fig City.
Albert Frost, May s, 1917, $4,000.
sw La of Sc La of ne Ia, section s,
TIP. I, S. r. 80, West.
Fred T. Reid and wife. March 10,
1921. s1.0o and other portion lots 81.
"a, 20, and IS, Sec. 81, TIP. 1, S. r.
80, West.
M. Edith Williams, Jan. 81, 1919, ST.
90 and other, lot 3, block II, Fig City
Townsite.
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Market Conditions
The Latest Wire Reports on Cotton.
Bonds. Stocks, Etc.
FURTHER ADVANCE
in COTTON PRICES
Good Deal Of ReaIizins as Market
Reached the 14c Level.

NEW YORK, May 27-There was
continued buying on bullish cror re-
ports in the cotton market here TODAY
and a further advance in prices. oc-
tober prices sold up to 1895. com
pared with 1903, the low price of !, Of
MONDAY, and 1898, the high point
touched during the middle of the
month. There was good deal of rea :
liking as it approached the IA cent
level, however. and reactions occurred
in the later trading. with October
closing at 1870. The general list closed
steady at a net advance of s to 10
points.
The market opened sfirm at an adj
vance of 10 to is points on a renewal
OF yesterdays buying movement, which
was encouraged by relatively firm Liv-
erpool cables and reiterated reports OF
prospects for settlement of labor
troubles. Active months sold "a to sc
points net higher during the early
trading, with July touching 1913 and
December 1870 on the overnight re-
port of a prominent southern authority
making the condition Of the crop IS
the reduction in acreage 81 per cent
and the indicated yield only 100000
bales.
The south was a considerable seller
on this advance, while there was also a
good deal of scattered realizing which
eased prices off during the later trad
ing. and just before the close there
was active selling here believed to be
for Texas account. This carried July
off to 1892 and December to 14.0S, or
back to within a few points of last
nights closing figures. Business was
very active at the start, and there was
another furry of activity on the late
decline, but the market was COMPARE
lively quiet during the middle of the
day and fresh ventures Were restricted
by the approach of the holidays. AL.
three exchanges will be closed tomor-
row, and the American exchanges will
be both closed on Monday. Two other
private crop reports were issued. one
making the condition 68.4 and the
acreage decreased rs to 80 per cent
while the other made the condition sc
and the reduction in acreage 20 per
cent, with both reports indicating re-
duction in the use of fertilizer, the
figures ranging from Al to 40 per cent
The weather map was considered ia
vorable, and it was reported that the
crop was improving. The decline In
sterling was attributed partly to in
creased offerings of cotton bills.
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LEGAL NOTICE
ADVERTISEMENT
Notice Of Sale Of Certificates OF Indebted
ness of the Cltv Of Pensacola,


Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Commissioners OF the City of
gord Nav until twe s.; for
purchase of all or any part of the follow
ing designated Certificates of Indebted
ness authorized to be issued by ordinance,
passed May End, 1921.
Said certificates to be dated May list.
1921, numbered one I'D to thirty 600 of
the denomination of One Thousand Dol.
lars (s1.o0O.oo) bearing interest at the
rate not exceeding six per cent per an
mum, payable mi-annually, November
LIST and May LIST; will mature three years
after their date.
Each bid shall specify number of the
certificates bid for. and must be made on
a blank form to be obtained from the
panied by duly certified check for 2
per cent of the total amount of the bid.
The bid must be sealed and addressed to
the Board of Commissioners of the City
of Pensacola, and marked bid for Ger
tificates of Indebtedness"
The certificates will be, sold to the
highest and best bidder who offers to &C.
cept the lowest rate of interest not ex-
ceeding per cent per annum muAN p.p
VALUE OF THE CERTIFICATES WILL
BYE CONSIDERED.
All bids will be publicly opened and
missioners to be held in the City Hall at
two o'clock p. M, on Monday, May 30th,
|. The successful bidder will be required
to accept delivery and pay cash for all
certificates at the City ., of Pensacola on
The right is reserved to reject any and
For further particulars apply to the
| City Comptroller or F. D. Sanders. Com
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE
/ CITY OF PENSACOLA.
GEO. H. HINRICHS.
| F. d. SANDERS.
| f. r. POU.
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SHARP ADVANCES
FOLLOW DECLINES
Cotton Market Shows Increasing OPP
timism Over Trade Prospects
During Week

NEW YORK, May 27.-Declines at
the opening of the week were followed
by sharp advances on bullish crop re-
ports and increasing. optimism over
trade prospects. Improving weather
conditions in the south. combined with,
the continuance Of the British coal
strike, and near month liquidation
seemed chiefly responsible for the de-
cline to about the Is cent level for Oc-
tober contracts on Monday. Southern
offerings which had increased on ad-
vances during the previous week, be-
came much smaller on the decline,
however, and the market turned firmer
on the publication OF private acreage
and condition figures. October sold up
to 1895 during the days trading MAX
ing a recovery Of approximately 80
points from Mondays low and to with
in four points of the high price touched
on the advance Of May II. The south
was credited with selling more freely
as the price approached the II cent
level, but there appeared to be some
broadening of trade demand and active
buying for Western, Wall street and
local account. The feature of the pri-
vate crop reports SO far published has
been their showing as to acreage. The
first to make its appearance indicated
reduction of 30.5 per cent in the area
planted, while another made it 81 per
cent, a third 20 per cent and fourth
from rs to 80 per cent.
These reports We're very closely in
line with those issued toward the end
of April, and evidently strengthened
confidence in reduced crop next sea-
son. The condition figures We're also
low, but the crop is now believed to be
improving and last year a very low
initial condition was brought up to
about a ten year average by a favor
able growing season. No basis for a
settlement of the British coal strike had
been reported up to the close of BUSH
ness tonight. but recent advices from
both London and Liverpool have been
more hopeful in that respect and Man
chester Has reiterated reports of a
large business pending. If anything
reports from the domestic goods trade
have indicated a lull in the buying
movement so far as primary markets
are concerned but this has not made
much impression on sentiment. The
reaction in foreign exchange rates has
been attributed partly to increased Of
ferings OF cotton bills which are sup
posed to foreshadow larger exports.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. May 27.-Prime mer-
camille paper "a at per cent; ex-
change weak; sterling. sixty day bills
and commercial, sixty day bills on
banks 3.82 3-8; commercial, sixty day
bills 1892 Is; demand $3.50 rs; cables
3.S7 5-S. Francs: demand S.18; cables
$40. Belgian francs: demand Sis;
cables SIS Marks: demand 1.57: ca
bles 1853; Greece: demand 5.35; Swed-
en- demand $500; Norway demand 15.-
Is; Argentina demand $3.50; Brazilian
demand 1880; Montreal IL 1-16 per
cent discount.
Government and railroad bonds ir-
regular. Time loans firm; sixty days,
ninety days and six months 6 ga per
cent.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, May 27.-Notwithstand-
ing that the wheat market showed con-
siderable strength at times today, pri-
ces finally turned downward influenced
by violent breaks in foreign exchange.
The close was nervous at the same as
yesterdays finish to l IA lower. Corn
finished ga a 7-S to 2 " up and oats
varying from 3-8 decline to a adj
vance. In previous the outcome rang
ed from Is cents set back to IL IL
gain.
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IT believe" said the impatient man
as he put aside the telephone, that
I'll go fishing"
Didn't know you cared for fishing"
81 don't ordinarily. But it's the only
chance have of finding myself at the
end of line that isn't busy. Boys
Life.
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POTATO QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, May 27.-Potatoes weak;
northern white sacked and bulk 80 a
so cents per cwt. New stock, Louis
lana, Alabama md Texas bliss
triumphs sacked $2.15 s2.25 per cwt;
Texas Irish cobblers 1925 a $40 per
cwt: Louisiana round white sacked
$3.50 a $1.65 per cwt.
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COTTON SEED OIL

NEW YORK, May 27.-Cottonseed oil
was quiet but firm. Demand from
shorts prompted by the higher ruling
in lard and cotton and firmness in
crude revealed very light pit offerings.
Leading deliveries closed 10 to 10
points net higher. Sales 400 barrels.
Prime crude $50: prime summer yell
low spot 725; July 743; September 770;
December TIT all bid.
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SEA ISLAND COTTON

SAVANNAH, Ca, May 27.-Sea Is
lands: Market steady: fancy So; nomi-
nal extra choice 36~a37; choice 81, NOM
inal. Sales 10; receipts So; shipments
1853; stock 1,166. Crop in sight 1881.
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OPPORTUNITIES

WILL EXCHANGE income property In
Pensacola for Liberty Bonds or prop-
erty in Jacksonville or South Florida.
Owner, Box 1924, Jacksonville.
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PENSACOLA JouRNAL SATURDAY MORNING, rs 1871
The Market Place of West Florida
READ DAILY BY 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But Ize and The Results are Unequued
MISCELLANEOUS

IF YOU have had any unsatisfactory
dealings with stock brokers or In stock
purchases, communicate with us inlme-
diately. Everything confidential. Mae
& Co., 80 Wall ST., New York City.
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Jacksonville

JACKSONVILLE. May 27.-Turpen-
tine firm SIT IL. Sales At; receipts
1856; shipments 164; stock 20,439.
Rosin steady. Sales 751; receipts
355; shipments 100: stock 1882.
Quotations-WW 7.25 at 1856; WIG
SIS; N sos; M 5.45 at so; X Ats at
4.80; i 4.15 at 400; III 400 at 4.10; G
$50; F 3.s5 at 400; E $50; D $40 at
80 B $50.
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Savannah

Savannah
SAVANNAH, May 27.-Turpentine
firm 81 IL. Sales 1913; receipts SEQ;
shipments 60; stock 1856; offering
'198.
Rosin firm. Sales 1888; receipts
1.198; shipments 191; stock 74.355; of
fering 1888.
$50 at $50; $50 at 600; NJ $40 at
$50; K ATS; Ais at 4.20; III 400; G
$50; F s.s5 at $40; E $50 at $40; p
$40 at $50; B $50.
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NEITHER the captain, owners or con.
signees of the American schooner city OF
Baltimore will be responsible for deots
contracted for account of said vessel.
John Marshall. Master. Gulf transit
Co, consignees.
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Between Foley, Ala, and Pensa
cola May 20, 1921 one disc-Steel automo-
bile wheel with tire mounted on same
Wheel attached to part of broken frame
OF tire holder and locked to part of frame
with Corbin lock. Liberal reward for
return of above to Baldwin County Pro-
duce Corporation. Foley. Alabama.
LOST-Dayton bicycle. painted black,
aluminium painted handle bars. $500 re-
ward return TO % T.. Intendencia street
l.OST-Small Gold Aviation pin. Finder
phone 1915 receive reward
ILDST-Brown leather suitcase marked j.
Az. NJ. taken from sleeper from New or :
leans arriving Pensacola Thursday morn
WWs, Communicate with Manager, Postal
lttgiath Co, poasaco'a
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A''e [. E. HEINBERG. city Clerk.

NOTICE-Anyone having an account
against the Schooner Greek Girl VIII
please send same to us at once as We
have purc,.rxrd this boat. Acme Pack
ing Company, Apalachicola, Fla.
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Pensacola
Turpentine firm IS "a. Sales 46;
leceipts 11s; shipments 1872 stock T.
576.
113: shipments 121; stock Stag.
Quotations-WW IT'S; WIG 6.85; N
e.35; M $50; X 4.s0: I 4.sO; H 4.05;
G s.e5; F 3.s5; e $50: D $50; B $40.
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FOR SALE-HatchIng eggs and breeding
Cockerels from our trap-nested 250-300
egg Single Comb White Leghorns. The
best laying and paying stock in Dixie.
Cockerels now only $500. The Freiwald
Farm. Box o. Foley Ala.
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FOR SALE-Thoroughbred collie dog,
year old, brought up with children. Phone
229S-R. =
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FOR SALE-To make room for our in
creasing stock of new Zealand Red Rab-
bits, we are offering few pair at very
reasonable prices. Mrs. w. c. Currie,
box 407 Route A, city.
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FOR SALE-Porch swing, oil heater,
springs and mattress folding couch. New.
2l9 w. Chase street.
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TRANSFERS. Storage

BoRRAs TRANSFER CO..
PHONE HAS. OFFICE AND WARE
HOUSE EAST CHASE STREET. ALL
KINDS OF HAULING. YOUR BUSi-
NESS SOLICITED.
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FOR SALE-One house. seven rooms and
ten acres of good land. Good grazing
land; also farming land. Located north
east OF ,Muscogee. Florida. VIII sell at
any time. Answer to Mrs Francis White.
Cantonment; Fla Route A: box '267.
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FOR SALES-Pure sweet milk. Gilmore
Dairy. Phone 5404, County Operator.
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FOR SALE-Gardner. almost new. All
accessories, extra tire. Cheap for quick
sale. Terms. owner leaving city. Ring
AS.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE--Fresh live crabs. Phone
204 and get supplied.
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TWO large fire and burglar proof safe.
for sale at a bargain. See Albert Klein
the Jeweler.
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FOR SALE--Dodge Touring Cat, first
class mechanical condition and appear
ance. Phone 1890
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FOR SALE-One Starr piano, used only
a short while. Phone 90. IA e. La Rua
ST.
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EDUCATIONAL

DANCING SCHOOL-Classes. Private
thetic dancing. 206 w. Gregory. Phone
27S II
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FOR SALE-Several new and used Fort
bodies. All styles. Priced tc sell. Cal
1914. J. ID. Anderson, Ford Dealer Al
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FOR SALE-Several Ford touring car:
1914. ], ID. Anderson Ford Dealer. Al:
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Old Papers for sale at Journal
Office.
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Gold Aviation pin. Finder
one 1915 receive reward.