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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
Much Liquidating In Cotton Featured the
 Weeks Transactions
By Associated Press

New York, October 21.--The uncer- tainty of railroad transportation as a result of the nation -wlde strike
 threat, has been the dominating inIlu- ence in the cotton market during the
 past week. There had been d great
 deal of liquidation before this threat developed and decline of nearly Sc
 per pound from the high prices touched just before the publication
 Of the end-September crop figures ar i the beginning of the month A fear
 that the railroads might be tied up
 by labor troubles led to further sell-N
 ing and further decline of approxf-
 mately 1c pound, however Deeenf- Der contracts selling off to IT .33c on Wednesday, compared with 21 95c, the high record of the season.
 Offerings then became smaller,
 suggesting that speculative long ac- counts had been pretty thoroughly
 cleaned out, and the market showed
 steadier undertone toward the end
 of the week with indication of trade buying on the setback and covering by shorts. There was conslderabie southern hedging at the beginning of. the week, but this became much lighter at the decline and the ab- sence of greater pressure from that source probably promoted some cpN ering for over the week -end. If anything, the weeks developments
 otherwise have had a tendency to fn- crease the nervousness caused by the
 strike possibility egs The recent break in the German
 mark made an unfavorable impress. sion on sentiment as to central Eu-
 ropean conditions, and apprehensions that the ginning returns would ulti-
 mately force an upward revision of crop estimates, have been promoted by talk of comparatively heavy gin- nings to October IS. Some slaeken- ing of business has also been report- ed in the primary goods markets ow- Ing to the decline in raw materlal
 as well as the strike threat and spot
 sales have shown a falling off, both in Liverpool and in the south. At the same time trade interests have
 been reported more or less steady
 buyers of futures on a scale-down. and the steadier tone of foreign ex- change rates had a favorable effect lon sentiment later in the week sH A prominent southern authority 1 Is said to estimate the ginning to October Is at 5.7o0,oo0 bales, and the percentage of the total crop ginned to that date at "A per cent. sat
 tering reports received here have in dicated that even a larger percent-a age than this had been ginned and
 the weekly report of the weather bur reau said that picking had been
 mostly completed in many states
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
Dun's Reuiew Places Rail Walkout Foremost
 In Past Weeks Feature
Fly Associated Press

New York, October 21--Dun's to-
 morrow will say:
 The possibility of a widespread rail-
 road strike was not without influ-
 ence on business this week, but
 caused no conspicuous disturbance.
 Belief that a walkout would be avert
 cd was strengthened as action to-
 ward that end was taken. and early unsettlement arising from the threat ened trouble was mainly confined to speculative markets.
 While requests to expedite ship ments of goods under order were made in some instances. there was no general anxiety regarding sup piles of merchandise and forward de-
 mands were not appreciably affected The prospect of lower freight rates is entering into calculations. but the disposition to defer commitments pending developments in this connec- tion is manifested in comparatively few quarters.
 Despite the existing uncertainties and retarding factors. the commer- cial revival is making progress and the slowly rising trend of production continues in evidence. Weekly bank clearings, s7.06s.625,00Q.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
MARINE NEWS
By Associated Press

Port Edas, La, October 21.-Ar- rived Creole. New York; Fuel Oil Mexico; Isabella. Porto Rico; Liberty Bell, Beaumont; Strombus (Britishl Tampico; Truxillo, Tampa; zacha Tela.
 Sailed: Canada Maru (Japanese9 Yokohoma; Choluteca (Honduras) Port Cortez; Corozal. Porto Rice Geisha tNorway). Antwerp; Polpana (Norway). Liverpool; Rama tNica- rauga), Bluefields; Sabine Sun, Por' Lobos: Sachsenwald (Germany) Hamburg; Santa Rita, Spezia, Italy Saxoleine (British). Hayre; Trophoi (British), Montreal.
 Mobile, October 21.--Arrived; Bra bant. Port Lobos.
 Sailed: Tuscan. Havana; Tug Her cules (Mexicaa). Tampico.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
Insurance Stock. S10 Pal
Land and Building Company Stocks
FINE POTATO CROP

Meridian, Miss, October 2l.-(Spe- cial.)-The sweet potato crop of ,hin section Is said to be the best in potatoes are reaping harvest on the Meridian market right now. Clar- ence Easterling residing at Bonita, suburb of Meridian, exhibited three potatoes from his patch weighing seven pounds and three punches, the trio of beauties being taken from a single hill These three are some what above the average in size of those now being placed on the mar ket. but all being brought in are of extra large size. while the crops are said to be abundant.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
WALL STREET NOT PLEASED WITH THE
 STRIKE OUTLOOK
Call Loans Opened at Four and One Half Per Cent, But the Demand Sent Rate
 to Five Per Cent
Rv RvAssocIated Press

New York, October 2l,--Rej jection by the railroad unions of the plans proposed by the railroad labor board to avert A strike effected declines of l to points among trAnsportations in the first half of todays stock mar ket session.
 These losses were partly retrieved later, when Mexican Petroleum be- came the leader of drive against the shorts and announcement came from Chicago that the brotherhood chiefs and railroad executives had been cited to appear before the labor board next week.
 Early reversals extended to steels, rubbers and feathers. the former be- ing rendered more vulnerable by the poor statements of earnings issued by the IAckawanna and Republic com panies. Equipments pursued a con trary course, however, and motors strengthened with utilities and nu- merous merchandising shares.
 Popular oils forged ahead almost from the outset, foreign issues lead ing. Even Royal Dutch, which re- gently lost ground on selling at tributed to Dutch interests, ignored the proposed senatorial investigation into it's activities here.
 Mexican Petroleum registered an extreme advance of nearly points and all but a fraction of this was held at the. finish, General Asphalt and Houston also showing substan- tial support.
 Call loans opened at 4M per cent, but the demand for funds over the weekend was large enough to force the rate to per cent shortly after midday, without alteration. however. to time quotations. New England and western banks were in the mar ket for merchants paper.
 sterling forfeited part of yester- days sharp rise and exchange on Trance, Italy, Belgium and Germany eased, but Holland, Norway, Sweden and Spain improved and the Shang- lai rate advanced in response to Lon slon's higher price for silver.
 Buying of Liberty and Victory is- sues, all at moderate to substantial gains, featured the lighter trading in bonds. Domestic rails reflected the heaviness of stocks, but foreign issues were devoid of especial fea- lures. Total sales. par value, SlA,- foo, 900.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
NEW YORK COTTON ssoId pslBIoOssX Al
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
 nH Aa~--lok~A Dec.


 New Orleans, October 21.-While values were depressed in the cotton market today, from the opening there were strong recoveries after mid session as the result of new buying. based on the very favorable show ing of week lend statistics. The close showed net losses on the day of 96 to 29 points, with December at l7.9Sc but at one time the market was at net losses of so to 69 points with December at 17.58c.
 The opening was lower and for q while in the early trading selling was very heavy as the result of q private bureau report counting gin- ming to October IS at 5.700,oo0 bales which. 1t was claimed. represented but 74 per cent of the crop. The trade sold not so much on the total to October IS, but because of the statement that the crop was only ~ per cent ginned. The report, using the percentage given, pointed to a total crop of 100000 bales, which was we'll above the crop Ideas that have been entertained of late. The figures indicated ginning for this last period of 2.777o00 bales which, while somewhat larger than expect ed, were under some of the private estimates of the week, there being much talk at one time of 3,00o.O0O bales as the output of the period.
 Around noon the market took on a better tone as the result of the weeks world mill takings of Ameri- can cotton of 57,000 bales, against 154,O00 this week last year and 26S.- 900 this week two years ago. Further strength was gained from the large export movement for the week. count ed at 245,o34 bales, against f0S.39i this week last year. and 65,S50 this week two years ago.
 Late in the day the market was at it's highest. within l2 to l6 points of yesterdays final prices, Decem- Der standing at lSl3c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
COPIED MARKET


 New York, October 21.--The mar ket for coffee futures opened at a decline of to points under some overnight selling. which was prob ably inspired by talk of an easier tone in tho cost and freight market late yesterday. After easing off to [ soc for March. however, prices ral- lied to 7.61o for that position on covering for over the weekend and private reports of a ffrmer tone in f,io exchange, although no improve ,nent was noted In cost and freight offers. The market closed at a net advance of to { points October, .24c; December, 7.39c; January z .4sc; March, 7.s1c; May, 7.s7c; July, ' .77c; September, 7.77o.
 The spot market was reported nc nninaliy unchanged at 7%c for RIO 7s and 11A@ @I2M for Santos 4s, Cost and freight offers were little lower nn the average, including Santos Ss and bs, part bourbons. at ll0ll .2sc' American credits
 The official cables showed an ao- vance of 800 reis in the dollar buy inr rate with . decline of 1-led Tn the rate of Rio exchange on London, The Rio market was unchanged to 70 reis higher and Santos unchanged to 50 reis higher. Santos cleared 6s,loo baxs for the United States. Bra saiian port receipts. <s.o00; Jundiahy' s7,o0o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22

New orleans, October 21.-Compar- isons are to actual dates. not to close of corresponding weeks.
 In sight for week, 43S.0 900; same seven days last year, 3S0.o00; spme seven days year before. 4S2.000; for the month, 1,35S,oo0; same date last year, l.015,o00: same date year before, 1.1S7,00O: for season, 2,l1S,oOo; same date last year, 2,146.000; same date year before, 1,127,ooo
 Port receipts for season, 1,S85,000; same, date last year. l.22s.0oo; same date year before last, l,l1s,000.
 Overland to mills and Canada for season. 322,000; same date last year. l3s. 900; same date year before, ?oS,- 900.
 Southern mill takings for season, 7s3,000: same date last year, 63S.0Oo; same date year before. S21 900. \
 Interior stocks In excess of August 1. 11s,000; last year. 240.000: year te- fore, 1s4.000.
 Foreign exports for week, 245,000; same seven days last year, i0S.000; same seven days year before, 66,000; for season, 1,4Ss,0oo; same date last year. 7s5,ooo; same date year before. 937.0o0
 Northern spinners 'takings and Canada for week, 7s.Oo0; same seven days last year, 41,ooo; for season. 4s9. 900; to same date last year. s5s.- 900.
 Statement of spinners' takings of American cotton throughout the world:
 This week. 357.000: same seven days last year. 154.o00; same seven days year before. 26s.e0o; total since ,,u- gust l. 2,93S,ooo; same date last yehr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
PORT MOVEMENT By Associated Press

New orleans: Middling, 1S.5oc; re- ceipts, 5,463; exports, 2,643; sales, l. 1884; stock, N4S6,526.
 Galveston; Middling, 19.15c; re- ceipts, 15.9 exports, 10,692; sales t,020 stock, 3765
 Mobile; Middling, 175oc; receipts 2s1; stock. 1S,sss.
 Savannah; Middhng, 18.50c; re- ceipts 2.e16; exports, 7,700 stock, 1S4485.
 Charleston: Receipts, 41s; stock. 1ss.2s1.
 Wilmington: Middling, 17.75c; re- ceipts, 655; stock, 36,174.
 Texas City: Receipts, 1s6; stock, 36,174.
 Norfolk: Middling, 1s.Ooc; receipts s.3S2 sales, 471; stock, 105,2s7.
 Baltimore: Receipts, 1,997; stock 2,647.
 Boston: Middhns. ls.2oc; stock, S.- 714.
 Philadelphia: Receipts, Sos; stock 1o.s41
 New York; Middling, 1s.soc; stock 137,6s44,
 Minor ports: Receipts, 2,1se; ex- ports, 1,295; stock. 2.5s2.
 Total today: Receipts, 33,761; ex- ports. 22,230; stock, 1.504,317.
 Total for week; Receipts. 222,019; exports, 5,034.
 Total for season Recepits 1885, 291 exports 1,437,542
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
AUTAUGA HOG SALE
 TO BE HELD TODAY

Prattville. October 21.-(Special Saturday. October 22. is the date set by the Autapga County Farm bureau for the second cooperative hog sale in Autauga county, which will he held at Prattville. and County Agent J. B. Mitchell states that in his opin- ion mere than 100 hogs will be sold at this sale. The majority of these hogs will be feeders. and the bidding by the buyers is expected to be very keen
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
INFERIOR MOVEMENT

Fly AssOciated Press
 Houston: Middling, 1s.s5c; receipts. i2,s41; shipments 1S,746; sales, 1,644 stock. 290.S17.
 Memphis: Middling, 1900c; re- ceipts 11,s25; shipments 7,s77; sales, 2.200; stock, 226.474.
 Augusta: Middling, 17.75c; receipts, 2,17s; shipments, 1,971; sales, 264; stock, 134177.
 St. Louis: Middling. 19.00c; re- ceipts, 2,5s7; shipments. S,5s7; stock. 22,s1o
 Atlanta: Middiing, 1S.s5c.
 Little Rock: Midlding, 19.00c; re- ceipts. ss3; shipments. 1886; sales. 1,2S3: stock. 4S.010.
 Montgomery: Middling. l7.SSc; sales. 49.
 Total today: Receipts, so.464; ship ments, 34,117; stock, 221.790.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
775,oOo; same date year before, s,1os.

flo,UUui same uate year berore, S,lvSi 000
 Statement of worlds visible supply;
 Total visible this week, 5,927000i last week, 5,S68, 900; same date last year, 4,866,00o; same date year be- fore. 4,323.000.
 Of this the total American this week. 4.1S7,oo0; last week, 4,106,00oi last year, 3,125.O0o; year before 3l95.000
 All other kinds this week, 1,740,- 900; last week, 1.7s2.0o0; last year, I,741.000; year before. 1,12S,0o0.
 Visible in the United States this week, 2,599.000; this date last year, 1,9S2,000.
 Visible in other countries this week, 3.32s,ooo; this date last year, 2,Ss4,- GOO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
COTTON SEED OFT. Hx AssocIafAd Ereaa

New York. October 1l.--A rather sharp advance in cotton seed oil to- day. owing to strength in lard. grain and crude oil. was followed by late reactions under selling by rehners and early buyers. with the close un- settled at general net advance of to 10 points. Sales. 17.70o bar rels. Prime crude sales, 700; prime summer yellow spot. 8 4oc; Decem- Der, s.77c; March, s.sSc; May, s.l2c all bid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
RICE MARKET

New Orleans, October 21.-Rough rice. quiet. Sales reported: 200 sacks Carolina at 3.40@415c. Receipts. 54e sacks; millers receipts, SS7 sacks.
 Clean rice. steady. Sales reported: a5s pockets Honduras at 21a O @51sc. s4 pockets at 2ia @51zc; 34 pockets Ja- pan at 4%c; 3.794 pockets Blue Rose at 2 1-16@4Ec; 1.103 pockets Caro- lima at 2h @6 per cent. Receipts, 600 pockets. Bran and polish unchanged
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22

By Associated Press
 New York, october 21.--The raw sugar market was unchanged with duty free sugars quoted at 4c for centrifugal and Cubas at 2hc cost and freight. equal to 4.11c for centri- fusal Sales reported were 4,s00 bags of Venezuelas to arrive late this month, TOO bags of San Domingoes due this week to local refiners at 2.2oc cost and freight, equal to 4.20c centrifugal and 10000 bags of Cubas at 4.1lc.
 The raw sugar futures market was more active today and prices were firmer on covering and scattered buy ing by trade interests and commits sion houses. Closing bids were to 12 points net higher, or at about the best point of the day, except October which was 5 points lower under lioui- dation. December closed at 2.4Sc; March 2.4sc; May 2.b1c, and July 260c
 The market for refined sugar was unchanged at 5.2oc to 5.Soc for fine ~granulated, with only a moderate business reported.
 Refined futures were without transactions and closing bids were net unchanged. December and later months closed at 5.S0c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
FINE ROAD COMPLETED

Meridian, Miss, October 21.-CSpe- cial.)-The Mississippi Valley high way from Meridian to the county line northeast of here distance of about 2S miles by way of Lauderdale, according to travellers, is one of the best continuous roadways in the state and will compare with any in the country. The entire distance is practically completed only finishing touches being necessary. The road is hard surfaced and as smooth as a
 floor from the corporate limits CT Meridian to few miles this side or Lauderdale. Further on the road is of gravel. a4
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
LOCAL MARKETS
FouItr-
Fouftr.. Garrett & Trirnhle,l Sg s-Fresn candled, 5sp 40o, 

FouItr.
 Garrett A Trifnhie.l Eggs-Frtsn candled, 5s@ 4oo, FryerB-soc.
 HenS-27 q zSc.
 ROOsterS-15&i7c. ButLer-i C kUc-
 Fruits and Vegetables
 tMarsnall. Jordan & keith) Bsnsnas-1l.'E bunehss. 60 to ss pounds. fc 10.
 Lemons--choico and fancy, aS.7s. orsnges-Florida, tS crate. Appies--SpltArnOuig. fo3 and larger, Jonathsns. SS.Vo; fancy JonathanB ISz5 DoA Jon~thsh1, ou basket. N. Pears--bRsc. tD.oO. pea-Iukays-y2.7b. kuta gas--SanAaIan 3%c. CHDDancB--4c. Potatovs-N W estern, t5 sack; Porto Rico sveut, 1o0-lb. sscKs 1&c lb. on:ons--IVwa .eus. p.unds to sack sS.sg sack; yellow. sc b. spanish onions. Do&Ls-CssIlo, ilnIa 4",ge Se ID. Gallioi ma oapy Se lb.; pink beans. To; black eyed peas, Sac ip,i MichiGan navy. loo pounns to s~ck, ic 10. Pe~nuts-4No. thKinla stock, g.. lb. roasted sack lots, She ip. OO-pound lots Brazil Nuts-Mediums 17. largo washed 20, r. V. walnuts zs, Celery-CsIIlVrnia, S7,50 crate. cheeae--huIl cream daisies, 2Ic. AideRerel-IvV count, $nVV kGE. A1seius Si~.shin-ho"s-- --riits i5o pack az E to case AOsDV case. Cooosnuts--iVo count, s7; broken lots, S7bu.
 1ettuce---lceDeta, S4.50 crate. rspetr-uit--tIoilda, 10 pox. CrsnOerries-'s hslf barrel; 315.so . Carrots-ss.2S hu.
 livs Stock Bed steers: Gooa to choiee sMefhs, medium to good. oveci common to ms- uinn. AU4c.
 t3raRs cattle i4ccording to weight quaI. ity and llesh): Steers. 6h GsHo, fat cows 4@6c medium COWS 3W4c cutters 70 Sc, cAnners, lW457v, heavy DLLR 70 SAC, light bulls, -W4 4sc. okeE, e 4c, fat yeArlings. Sw sc: medium ysarIinxs z05o teslsrs. AGsc.
 IoEs Lnoice corn fed hogs, lsS and up sWs he. choice corn fed hogs. iss to lbt. s%6nc, choice coI tsd huxs, 90 ts l5G. soc, light pigs. .>v pounds and down. O1ic, best heavy ,uxh hoyA e 7c h&.t fat rough hogs. Q @ So, sotL and ely AOIs from Lc to zc per pr md less than tke tpIvS prices
 (standard r'ist Col Gray Sn9pper--l2 Ac. hed Snspper--lsc. hpAnIsh Mackerei-g2c Eomps uo--3ec.
 Sat- Water lrout-so@zse hixed kish--l2c. ALunst--lvc. &2.b gallon.
 Swift X Co.. Psckera D. S. Clear Bellies-1l !. p14Mc. Pure Laru-sliverleaf, Izhc. Jewell snortenIny--L2c. Hams--hekuIar, 2sE o0c. 2 hRlnR-Skinneu, 1tW2bc. FvrK hoIns-1sW26e. t Bacon--z4 W4yc.
 Butter--4sc.
 E8zR-2S e 42c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, October 21.--cotton s,,ot in fair demand; prices steady: good middling 1S.44d; fully middling 12-94d; middling 1254d; low middling 11.S4d; good ordinary 10.04d: ordi- nary 9.2sd; sales 10000 bales. incl id . ing 4.s00 American; receipts 10000 bales, including 12,4oo American Flu lures closed barely steady; October 121sd; December 11.s3d: Januaiy y 11.7sd; March 11.51d; May t1.34d; July 11,14d.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, october 21.--Foreign ex change irregular. Great Britain de- mand. 3.93A cables 3.s3%; 50 day bills on banks S.90A. France de- mand 7.26; cables 7.26h. Italy de- mand 3,sS1s cables 3.s4: Belgian de- mand 7.l3la; cables 7,i4. Germany demand 80; cables .605s Holland demand 340o; cables 3i06. Norway demand 1922. Sweden demand 1920. Denmark demand 1905. Switzerland demand 1S.40. Spain de- mand 1925 Greece demand AT. Argentine demand S2.eS. Brazil de- mand 1912. Montreal .s11a.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
NAVAL STORES Rv Assncinfed press

Savannah Ga. October 21.--Tur- pentine firm 6sAc: sales 232; re- ceipts 304: shipments 5s3: stock s.o45.
 Resin firm; sales f77; receipts l. 3Ss shipments 1,567; stock s1.166.
 Quote; B D s4.20; E s4,2oG25; II $40; s4.50; K s4.75; NJ S5.2o; N s5.30; Wg s5.60; Wv $5.8o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
HONEY MARKET

New York, October 21.-Call money ejrIner. High per cent; low, { 1s per cent; ruling rate %1h per cent; clos jug bid 41s per cent; offered at per cent; last loan per cent; call loans against acceptances 4@41a per cent; time loans steady; so days, 90 days and six months 5A @5b per cent. prime mercantile paper 61s 45& per cent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
METAL MARKET Rv Assoriatsd Praaa

New York. Ocloper 2i Copper lslectrolytic. spot and nearby. 1S; late. 13@13A. Tin. firm; spot and nearby. s2s futures. s29.25 Iron, steady; prices unchanged. Lead, steady; spot. s470@4.75. Zinc, steady; East St. Louis delivery. spot, s4.7o. Antimony. spot, $5@5.25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
WEEKLY LIVERPOOL.

Liverpool, October 21.-Weekly cot ton statistics: Imports 5700o bales; American 35 900; stock S53, 900; !; American 4sS,00o; forwarded s1.0oo American 4600o;. Exports l4.000 American 10000; sales 4l,oo0; Ameri- can 25,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
HUBBARD,s LETTER
DIR. RLOODGOoD LECTURES

Meridian. Mss, October 2l.-(Spe- cial)-Dr James c. Bloodgood of Johns Hopkins university, delivered a lecture to the practicing physicians of Meridian yesterday afternoon and to the general public in the court house auditorium last night. His visit to Meridian was under the aus pices of the American society for the control of cancer, and 1t was on the subject of cancer that he spoke. his audience being a llrgs and deeply interested one.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22

The "pontias" is local night wind blowing out of narrow valley near the town of Nyons. France. Accord Ing to prevailing legend the wind was brought thither from the sea by a bygone saint in order to increase the fertility of the region.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
POTATOES
By Associated Pre-.

By AssOc,M Press
 Chicago. October 2l.-Potatoes, white, weak; reds. steady; Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan round whites.
 sacked, s1.7S@1.s5; bulk, s1.65@1.So.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
LONDON MONEY

London. october 2l.--Bar silver. 40Hd per ounce; money. 2is per cent; discount rates. short bills, 5%c per cent: three months bills. a1a-ls per cent St'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
DRY GOODS

New York. october 21-Cotton goods were quiet. Knitted outer wear lines for the coming spring season were shown. Tissues and ging- hams were in steady call for spring retailing. Burlaps and yarns were easier. Wool markets were steadier
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-22
Meal and lFe...atuff

Meal and lFe.~,stuff Mixed horso feed. $40: old stoyle hulls. SIS; No. corn. s0c; corn chops, 1l.yO; No. 1 white oats. bsc: shorts, s3s; bran, %zs; .. 3. meal, pct. t+. hen feed, 100 tba.. t2.2b: timothy t34: choice poa green eIfalts, tss, Johnson hay. sSS; whs~ str&w. $40 ton. No 1 Green Salt Hides-7c. No 9 Green Salt Hides--sc. No l Green Fresh Hides--5ke. No Green Fresh Hides-4hc. No 1 Dry Flint Hides-10c. No. 2 Dry Flint Hides--sc. No 1 Dry Salt Hides-Sc. No Dry Salt Hides--7c. Sheep Skina--10 G soc. Goat SkinB-l0c. Horse Hides--6uc to 31.st. Hog Sklns--10 c &c.,. Tsllow-s@5 @5c. Beeswax--l7 01Sc. Clear Grease Wool--l3 &I6c Clear Washed Wool--1S @ 20c. Burry Wooi--7 @sc. Ginseng tWiid)-StW6.
 Butterfat Corrected Daily by City Creamery Co.) Butterfat-41c.
 Local Cotton Market
 Good mtddling ............. 1s Str,et middiins ..'',....'. TIA Strict low middling ....... 16h