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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-13
ALL MONTHS TAKE
SETBACK ON HEAVY
GINNING RETURNS
Close Was Lowest of the Day
With Market at a Net De-
cline Of Thirty to Eighty
four Points
nv Assoclated Pr,ss

New York. November 1z,-Thcre
was renewal of the selling move
ment which was started by the publ
cation of the Unexpectedly heavy gin
ling returns last Wednesday, and the
cotton market showed continued
weakness this morning. All moa.hs
sold into new low ground for the
movement. with January breaking to
16.0sc. or more than &c per pound
below the price prevailing Just De-
fore the census report and 567 points
below the high record of last Sep
TENDER. Closing prices were the low
est Of the day with the market easy
az a net decline of 80 to "a points.
Selling on the increased elements
of the crops was encouraged by the
weakness Of Liverpool over yester-
days local adjournment and rather
less favorable reports from the goods
trade. The opening was easy at a
decline of 2 to 2s points. There was
considerable covering and probably
some fresh buying around the 16M Q
level, which caused rallies OF Is or
20 points from the lowest. This de-
mand was soon supplied, however,
and the market was very weak later
In the morning under reselling by
early buyers, further liquidation and
southern hedging.
December contracts broke TO 16.15c
and March to l6.i0c. while July sold
off to 1900. making declines of 40
to so points, as compared with
Thursdays closing quotations. Talk
OF better feeling In the stock and
grain markets had no apparent infiu-
ence, and bearish sentiment was evil
IDENTIFY encouraged by reports Of in
creased southern hedging, which cre-
ated an impression in some quarters
that holders of spot cotton were be-
coming less confident. Sales of print
cloths in the Fall river market for
the week were estimated at $4,000
pieces, and buyers of goods gen arally
were said to be holding off pending
more settled raw material markets.
London press advices said that Old
ham spinners had decided against
recommending organized short time.
but would ask the Master Splnners'
federation to call a meeting to con-
slider the position of the industry
to Manchester cables,
about rs percent of the spinners and
SO per cent OF the looms In Lanca-
shire are now idle. The threatened
strike of garment workers locally
probably had an uhsettling influence,
but the failure of trade demand to
development more importantly and
the southern selling were considered
the CHIEF factors.
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n
New Orleans, November 1.-THE
selling movement in cotton continued
today with the heaviest pressure in
the last few minutes of the session,
so that the close was at the lowest
at net losses OF IS to 81 points. De-
cember fell to 15.4bc a pound, and all
months made new low levels for the
decline which set In more than a
month ago. During the early trad
ing the poor Liverpool of yesterday
was the main selling influence but
IN the late trading disappointment
over military takings for the week
caused much of the offerings while
on the close 1t looked as If liquidat-
ing longs were doing most Of the
selling.
The first dechne carried prices 20
to 81 points under the close of Thurs
day, but after December touched
l5.75c a much better demand sprang
up. mainly on reports that spinlsrs
We're calling cotton In this market
ana a fairly good trade demand. The
recovery that resulted put December
points higher than the close of
Thursday to 16.u4c. with other
months not quite as strong. AS
usual Of late, the hard spot attracted
selling. although the market was full
OF reports that Canadian spinncrs
were buyers In this market, while
Havre cabled that French mills were
pare of cotton and intimated that
they would have to buy shortly.
The market commenced to give
ground and pressure increased mate
rally after the posting of the weekly
statistics. placing mill takings at
Sf2.oo0 bales, against 100000 last
week. In the late trading there was
no effective support from any quar-
ter.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-13
HuBnARD,s LETTER

New York. November 12.--(Special)
A further break in Liverpool over the
holidays caused another decline here
today. catching stop loss orders and
inducing further liquidation. senti-
ment Is completely demoralized as the
trade find the mills buying very lit
tie cotton on the break and sec htte
Indications of fresh buying. The real
trouble. lies In the fact that everyone
feels the government has grossly I'M
derestimated tho crop this year and
are at sea as TO what the yield ao-
tually Is. We do not believe that
whatever increase there may be Is
sufficient to warrant these prices and
believe we viii have violent recov-
cry as soon as confidence is restored.
British board Of trade figures for oe-
tober show the largest exports of cot
ton yarns and cloth since 1913, indi-
eating a steady reduction in the sur
plus goods in that oountrys-Hubbard
Bros. & Co.
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LIVE STOCK
Nv Assoctuted praSs


Chicago, November l2.-Cattles Re-
ceipts, 1000; compared with week
ago, good and choice light and med
iumweight steers and yearlings. csc
to Acc lower; short fed and heavy
steers, soc to CSC lower; common
Erassers and western, 25e lower; fat
she stock, 25c to 40c lower; bulls. can
ners and cutters, mostly Use lower
veal calves, 50 lower; heavy calves.
Soc to Use off; stockers and feeders,
Csc to soc lower.
Hogs: Receipts. 5000; largely 10c
to 15c higher than yesterdays aver
age; mixed. up most; few late sales;
150-pound hogs. $40; light lights,
$765; practical top, s7.25; bulk, $685.
Q7.20; pigs, steady; bulk, desira-
BILE, IS.
Sheep: Receipts, 1000; today's re-
ceipts, mostly packers direct; COM
pared week ago, best lambs steady
to 15c higher: fat yearlings, Csc
higher; matured fat stock. 25c high
err; feeders, 25c to Acc higher.
East st. Louis. November 12.-Cat-
tie. Receipts. 1000; market. com
pared to week ago, steers and butcher
she stock. soc to 75c lower; can
ners, Csc lower; stockers and feed
ers. 15c to 40c lower.
Hogs: Receipts. $500; active. 10c
to 15c higher; bulk, butchers weights,
s625@75O; light lights. $7.50@7.75;
packer sows, steady, S5.75@6.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-13
MARKET WAS BRIEF
BUT EXPANDED IN
STOCK LIST TRADING
Quite a Number of Favorites
Went Up In Quotations
Yesterday, Especially
Oils, Coppers, LeatherS
BY Associated Press

New York, November 13.-Usual ia
vorites among rails and industrials
played no part In todays brief but ex-
banded stock market. their places be-
Ing taken by special issues particu-
larry oils and equipments.
Standard Oil of New Jersey was the
most prominent feature at further
gain off points. Standard Oil of
California gained 6ss American Lin
seed common and preferred were 3h
and 5i1 points higher. Pullman.
Pressed Steel Car preferred and
American Brakeshoe were strongest
of the equipments.
Coppers, feathers and paper special
ties, also several of the textiles,
were better by l to 2 points. these
In turn being Offset by moderate re-
cessions in miscellaneous issues. in
Guiding mail order stocks. Sales
amounted to 365, 900 shares.
The days light dealings in bonds
centers in Liberty issues, the 81 S
and second As showing marked
strength. Domestic issues of the
railway and industrial types were
dull and fnternationals showed irreg
ular changes. Total sales, par value,
S6,750.000.
Changes in the weekly clearing
house statement reflected the inter-
ruption to business caused by the two
holidays. Actual loans and discounts
contracted by a little more than s22,-
100000. reserves of members of the
federal reserve bank increased by
slightly over s23,006.0O0 and cash
gain of about S22.000.000 lifted the
excess reserves to about s35, 1000, 200
in contrast to the deficit recorded
several weeks ago.
Trading in foreign exchanges was
perfunctory and irregular. British and
French rates held firm. Italian, Bel
gian and German quotations eased
and of the neutral remittances jump
in Norwegian rates was offsett by the
reactionary tone of Spanish bills.
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COFFEE MARKET
H. AssocIa4>d n...a


= New York. November 12.-The
market for coffee futures was very
quiet today. but ruled lower owing
to the easier showing of Brazil over
yesterdays local adjournment and
scattering liquidation. After selling
1T 1900 early. March rallied to 9.75c.
compared to 1910 at the close of
Thursday. but the bulge was not
fully maintained. and after opening
at a decline of TO s points the mar
ket closed to s points net lower,
except January. which was 5 points
higher. Sales were estimated at
about 5000 bags. Closing quota
tons: December, $3.50: January.
; 33c; March, 7s2c; May, 7.92c: July,
Nt72c; September. 7.64c.
Spot coffee dull; Rio Is, SA q
sNc; Santos IS. a @12hc; Santos
offers averaged lower. including 3s
and IS, part bourbons. at 1860
II SIC, American credits.
The official cables reported no
changes in the dollar buying rate.
Exchange on London was 5-32d low
err. The Rio market was unchanged
to 100 refs lower. and Santos rs to
400 refs lower. Saptos reported
clearances Of 2S,100 bags and Rio
cleared 20,S00 for the United States.
SPOT COFFEE
BY Associated Press
New York, November 12.-Coffee,
Rio No. Z. s 13-f6c.
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New York, November I2.-lSpeclaI.J
The failure of cotton demand to
broaden on such rallies as occurred
is constant source of encourage
ment to bearish operators, and such
shorts as cover from time TO time put
their cotton out promptly once more
when they see that the buying tapers
off on even such moderate upturns as
take place. While this keeps the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-13
SPECIAL SERMONS
AT DORA SUNDAY

Two special services will be held
today at the First Baptist church OF
Dora according to an announcement
by the pastor. Rev p. F. Hendon. who
was in Birmingham yesterday
The pastor will deliver a special
father and son sermon at II o'clock
and at the evening service beginning
at o'clock. DR.. Frank willis Barnett
will deliver a sermon appropriate TO
the armament conference.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-13
RICE MARKET

New Orleans, November Though
Rice dull. No sales. Receipts 1850
sacks; millers' receipts same. Clean
rice dull. Sales reported: 1872 pockets
Honduras at SAc; $50 pockets Blue
Rose at 4@4hc; so pockets Louisiana
Pearl at 3%c; Early Prolific at 8 "a c.
Receipts 1854 pockets. Bran, rer
ton $1,000. polish, per ton, $1,000.
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pay GOODS MARKET

New York, November 12.-Cotton
goods were dull today with some
weakening reported In gray goods
lines. Yarns were slightly lower on
full demand. Knit goods were sea-
sonabiy quiet with mills better en-
ployed than for some time. Burlaps
were quiet with trade light. silks
showed no change of moment. Linens
continued firm and in fair demand.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-13
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, November i2.-Foreign
exchange irregular; Great Britain de-
mand 3.94is cables 3.94ss sixty day
bills on banks 1911 Il. France demand
7.241S; cables 7.25. Italy demand
409H cables 4i0. Belgium demand
6.911z; cables $50. Germany demand
.35A; cables .S5%. Holland demand
1866. cables 34.71. Norway demand
14.12. Sweden demand 23.00; Den
mark demand 1855. Switzerland de-
mand 1892. Spain demand 1875.
Greece demand 4.20. Argentine de-
mand 1915. Brazil demand 1881.
Montreal 311k.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-13

New York. November 12.-cotton
seed oil was easier under scattered
liquidation induced by slow trade
conditions and the heaviness in cot
ton and lard. Loading months closed
2 TO points net lower. Sales, 1890
barrels. Prime crude, $1,000;
prime summer yellow spot. Sc; De-
cember. S.l5c; March. S.51c; May.
S.72c. all bid.
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SPOT COTTON

New Orleans. November 12.-spot
cotton quiet. rs points lower. Sales
on the spot, 100 bales; to arrive. 6one
Low middling. 1870; middling. 1926:
good middling. 1920 Receipts, 1856 =
stock, 417,607.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-13
Port MOVEMENT

by Associated Press
New Orleans: Middling, 1890; re-
ceipts, 1855; exports, 6,33S; sales, 100;
stock, 4176o7.
Galveston: Middling. 17.50c; receipts.
l1.025; exports. 1913; sales, s33;
stock. 459.2e4.
Mobile: Middling, Ice; receipts. SAT;
stock, 1925.
Savannah: Middling Ice; receipts,
2,724; exports, 10,704; sales, 464;
stock. 1900.
Charleston: Receipts, 300; stock,
1so.434.
Wilmington: Middling, 15.75c; re-
ceipts. 400; stock, 28.105.
Texas City: Stock. 10s,75S.
Norfolk: Middling. Ice; receipts,
4.1S6; exports. 1900; stock, 10s.75s.
Baltimore: Stock, 1871.
Boston; Middllng, 17.40c; receipts.
ITO; stock, $500.
Philadelphia: Receipts, 61s; stock
1929.
New York: Middling. 1s.7oe; stock.
123,422
Minor ports: Stock. 1927.
Total today: Receipts. 23.43s; ex-
ports, s3,775; stock, 1.55s,s77.
Total for week: Receipts, 23,439;
exports. 33.775.
Total for season: Receipts 1853.
500; exports, 1.s70.063.
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by Associated Press
Chicago, November f2-Potatoes
firm. Red River Ohios, sI.55@$i.7o
cwt; Northern whites bulk s1.75W
s2d0 cwt. sacked S1.70@s1.95.
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~ fxo5sCidttQ kfc86
LiVerpooi. November i2.-Weekly
cotton statistics: Total forwarded to
mills $4,000 bales. of which Ameri-
can $4,000. Stock $4,000. American
$4,000. Imports $1,000, American
$4,000. Exports 1000, American
1000.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-13
CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE,
CASH GRAIN
Hv Accumulated s,rSaa

Chicago, November 12.-Wheat, No.
hard. s1.los Corn. No. mixed.
44A Q44%c; No. 2 yellow. 4s@4SA c.
Oats No. 2 white. ssh q S6c; No 8
white, S2N @34c. Rye nominal Bar
fley. SAC Soc Timothy. $460@5.50.
Clover, $12@1s.5o. Pork nominal;
Lard, ss@s.Ob; ribs. $6Q7.75.
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Lemons and Apples
DrOp-.-Eggs Are Up
on Morris Avenue

Cotton took another drop of IS
points, leaving the market very I'M
settled. Apples dropped 25c to 75c a
crate. Lemons dropped SOC a crate.
Potatoes went up NC a pound. Butter
dropped lie a pound Fresh ee . went
up % dozen oysters are selnng ex-
ceptionally well as the weather is
much cooler. All of the markets are
well supplied and reported good sales
yesterday.
FouFtr:
tGarret; rrirnnie.l
EgKB-FTesh candled. bbc-
Efyers-2b U27c.
Hens-2O@1Sc
HoosterS-l2hc.
Butter-Fresh country. 2O9a5c.
Turkeys-Live, SS@ 4uc.
Ducks-30c.
Geese-zvQ2bc.
Fruits and vegetables
(MAfshali. Jordan 4 Keith
Bsnsi,~A-- 'ght-hand punches. 90 to 50
pounds. &C III.
OrAnges-Florlda, tS.b004.0o.
Apples Extra fancy. 1es and larger
ts.Sv; fancy. ss2s; Rome beauties, sS.25
extra fancy bon, Jonsthans. bu. basket. -.
pears-bssc. as.oo; winter nellie. ss.5O.
Grzpes--Emperor's, So
kut2Vagas-Canadian, &c.
Potatoes-w estern. sNc 3D.; Porto Rico
sweet. IoV-lb. sacks. 20 Id.
81 sack. yellow. &c To-; spanish onions.
81; small crate; $3.50 large crate.
BsAbE--CaiilUInla lima. large. SC 10.
Caiiloi nIs baby sc To-; pink beans. 10;
biack-eyed peas, nc 10; Michigan navy.
Pesants-No. 1 Virginia stock. D. ID.
roasted sae4 lots. shc ib.; bo-pound lots
walnuts-Calitornia No. i. sso. so. ;.
2sc.
Almonds-Draks. Ice; Nephis. 2sc.
neutrality-suspicious., 1850 crate.
Cheese-kull cream daisies, 21c.
Mackerel-lOU count. &b.eO0s.
1S&eios .d~l shlu4lI~ws--el1 Ice pack
aKes 70 case. 5000 case.
Cocoanuts-IvV count. $500: broken
lots. 400.
Lsttucv---lcepeig $4.60 crate.
GrSpetrult-kloIida. $A.z0Gt.b0 box.
CrshperIies--zv-tb uox, sss Sz0 = bar
rsk
uarrots-sz.25 blu.
CauIiIIOWer--SS6U crate
h1Isins-L. H., x4.bV.
Brazil Nuts-Medium. i6c H.: large
washed. zVc Id.
Live stock
Fed Steefs-GOou to cnoice. 607c; me-
GRASS Cattle ACCORDING to weight.
quality and fteanJ: steers. 4W5e; fat
cows hWamc. medium cows. IN @21ac.
cutters. hW hei Gamers. 10 nc. heavy
bulls, 30snc, ilgnt bulls, z05c; oven.
yearnnks, SWac; veaiers. 1850.
hoKs--Cnoice corn leo hogs leb and up
0Inc; choice corn led hogs, 1856 TO 100.
6WSho; choice corn ted hogs, 90 to l3&
svee light pays, ~ pounds down. 30 &c
best heavy rYuth hogs. SVec. half fat
rough hogs. 4Wee, soft and oily hogs from
lc 20 per pound less than ABOVE prtcea.
klsh
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NEW YORK BONDS
. BY Associated Press


y >. 2s. registered. bid ...... 1oox
u Is. coupon. bid ,............ i'm q
y 5. Is, registered. bid ........ f04E
o. 2. - coupon. Did .&............ 104A
Panama 3s. registered, bid ...... 76H
Panama IS. coupon bid ..,... 76H
American Smet. a Refining So sSN
Amer Tel. & Tel, CIV. 6s ....,.. 106Z
Atchison gen. ~ ........, S9Z
Atlantic Coast Line list Az ...... s0&
Bstsimore Ohio ey. Al ........ 73A
Cen. Of Georgia Consolidated SIS. bid Ss&
Central Leather IS ....... "a
Chesapeake Ohio CIV. SIS - s4K
chicago, Nil. e. st. p. CIV. AS - sc
Chicago. r. l. Pac. Ry. ref IS. 74%
S6oiorado 4 southern ref. AIS. bid SIX
Denver Il Rio Grande consol. ~ IL
Dominion Of Canada IS (193i) 94M
Erie gen. Is "a
Illinois Central ref. As ... s0h
Int Mer. Marine SIS ..f.......... S6H
Kansas City southern ref. IS. bid sex
louisville q Nashville un. As ~ $50
Missouri. Kan. & Texas LIST "a -. 6s%
Missouri Pacific gen. 4s ....... Is
New York Central deb. SIS ......... s7H
Norfolk Western CIV. IS ....... 1891
Horthern Pacific Is .............. sos
aennsylvania gen. IS ........... SIX
Reading gen. As NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Republic /. & S. IS $500, bid =. SIS
St Louis San Fran. adj. IS -. s9M
Seaboard Air Line adj. SIS 5000. TN
southern Bell Tel SIS, bid 49,. sS%
Southern Pacific CIV. IS, bid -. efK
southern Railway SIS ..... s6ss
southern Railway gen. Is 800. b9%
Texas & Pacific list SIS. bid ...... SSH
Union Pacific IS. bid ......... SAX
u. X Of q. b. & 1. Va (1937).. ssk
United states Steel IS ........ ssE
Virginia Car. Chemical IS ...... AK
Wabash LIST 5s. bid. 49,. 90
Wilson a. co. CIV. 6s 87h
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st. Louis. November 12.-4Wheat,
No. 8 red. s1.17; No. 4. s1.07; Decem-
Der, Si.Os III May $1.12. Corn, No. 2
white 41c; December. 45sse; May,
5lhc. Oats, No. white, 321ke; De-
cember, 32%c; May. 37hc.
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The rings OF Saturn consist of
swarm of meteors. which travel at
different speeds around the planet.
according to their distance from the
latter. The innermost particles per-
form their revolution In about 8
hours. while the qutsrmost require
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Members Now York Cotton Exchange. Mes
Orleans Cotton Exchange. New York Pro-
ducs Exchange. Associated Members
Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders so
Iicited for the purchase and ale Of Coston
and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery
SpeciaI attention and liberal tsr.us given
for consignment of spot cotton Tor do
livery.
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Savannah, November l2.-Turpen-
tine. firm, re: sales 1873; receipts ss7;
shipments 255; stock 10,43S. Rosin
firm; sales 2.003: receipts 1.730;
shipments IFS: stock sS.sis.- Quote:
b to / 1920: K $40; NJ $40; N
$3.50; Wig $40; Wv 1850.
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last year, 100000; same seven days
year before. 5000; total since Au-
gust !. 4.0l7.000 same date last year.
2.534,000 same date year before.
3.0s5,00O
Statement of worlds visible supply
Total visible this week, 6.040. 900; last
week. 6,016.000; same date last year.
5.364.000: same date year before.
100000. OF this the total American
this week, 4,375. 900; last week, 4,3s3.-
900; last year. 100000; year before.
$3.50 All other kinds this week.
1865 900; last week. 1.sss.000; last
year, 1865, 900; year before, 1880, 900.
Visible In the United States this week.
2.740.000; this date last year. 2.375.-
600. Visible in other countries this
1883. 900.
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BAR SILVER

BY Associated Press
New York, November 12.-Foreign
bar silver 66%c; Mexican dollar sic.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

ny AssOcIateu Press
new Orleans. November 1z.--Cottop
closed barely steady at net decline Of Is
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by AbsOcIhIeu TreBs
New York. November 12.-Butter
steady. Creamery extras, 45c; firsts,
37V44c. Eggs firm; fresh gathered
firsts. 56q62c. Cheese irregular; av-
erage run, 2lc. Live poultry firm;
fowls, 22q26c; dressed steady; west
ern chickens, 26@4oc; fowls. 1SQ2Sc.
Chicago, November 12.-Butter
higher; creamery extras, 43hc; firsts.
36q 42c. Eggs higher; firsts, 53055c.
Poultry alive, unsettled; fowls, 1870
zoe; springs. Ice; turkeys, Soc; roos-
ters, 15c.
st. Louis. November l2.-Butter.
44c; poultry and eggs unchanged.
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Meal and Ees1stuH
(Smitn Grain Coz
Mixed horse iced, S4v; old style hula,
s4S; No corn. 1bc. corn chops. $1.sUI
No. i white oats. b6c; shorts, $5S bran,
$zv: Z. ). meal pct. t4t, hen feed. lV0
lbs, SAC; timothy, &34; choice pea green
sIIsifA, 1885, johnson nay. t2r; Whss<
Ntaw $50 ton.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-13

Ang-khak. or red rice, used in
China for coloring food products.
owes its color to a species of mold
which is cultivated with the rice by
special treatment. The red rice is
reduced to a fine, soft, red powder
before used.
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Private Wires Carried
Nothing Out of the
Ordinary Yesterday
s. n. STEWART * CO.'S LETTER

Birmingham, November 12.-The
cotton market opened 20 to 30 points
lower this morning in sympathy
with the lower Liverpool yesterday.
Short covering during the early part
of the two-hour session caused re-
action of around 80 points from the
opening figures, but when this de-
mand was satisfied prices eased off
for lack of support, becoming weak
in the last hour on general liquida-
ton, mostly In small OTIS, all around
the rings at New York and New Or
leans. There was no particular news
except the spinners' takings for the
week at $4,000 against 100000 last
year. Sentiment is mostly bearish,
the only hopes for an upturn in the
near future seeming to be for the
market to become technically over
sold. Cotton is rather friendless now
and bears seem to have the situation
all their own way at the moment
With any good news we should have
rally of a cent from the present
levels, and would advise purchases
Tor turns. r. Stewart & Co.