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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-19
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
Daily Financial Gossip

Great Britian. It's acquisition in- creased the business carried on under the name of the United Drug company so that at last the aggregate yearly business was considerably in excess of $100, 0oo,000.
 Mir. Liggett could not have fore seen the sudden and disastrous de- pression in the securities market or have understood that it would be diff ficult to secure continued aid from the banks in carrying his stocks. But he did forsee apparently the tempor- ary depression which was to affect almost all business. He was able with his associates to float a large issue by the company of notes or bonds early in the spring. The very fact that he was able to do this proves that the confidence of the bankers and the public in the soundness of the great business which MT. Ligett founded.
 Whatever be the outcome of his as- signment of his personal assets to trustees who will handle these assests for the benefit of his creditors, MT. Liggett's reputation as a business man will be unlmpaired. He will be numbered among the considerable list of Americans who began with no capital, but with energy, foresight and great business constructive abil- ity by which they were able to build up very large industries in the course of a few years. MT. Liggett's assign ment at this tune reflects some Of the depressing business influences which have greatly embarrassed many men whose ability had brought wealth to them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
MARKET SURPRISED. AT POOR SHOWING. OF FLEECY STAPLE.
General List Closed Steady at Net Advance of Seventy one to Eighty Points on
 the Day
By Associated Press

New York. August 1.--The givern- ments cotton report placing the con- dtion at only 64.7 and the indicated with the end-June indication of s. 4S3,OO0 bales took the market by sur prise and was followed by Very sharp advance in futures here today. December contracts which had closed at 12.65c on Saturday sold up to 1363c, or nearly cent higher, and closed at 1345c, with the general list closing steady at net advance of II to 80 points.
 The market showed no special fea- ture until the government report was Issued. The opening was to : points higher and trading was quiet during the morning although prices worked up a few points on covering in ad- vance of the bureau. Another pri- vate report was issued, making the condition 67.S, but was so closely in line with previous reports that it had no effect on the market which was evidently looking for government condition of around 61 to 6S.
 official Figures
 The official figures indicating that the crop had Suffered greater de- terioration than the 10 year average and placing the indicated yield below the figures of month ago. was fol- lowed by an immediate rush to cover recent sales, and the demand later broadened with commission houses and the trade good buyers Liverpool also W as a buyer here on the advance, which carried october contracts up lo 1908 and January to tJ.JS, with ac- tive months gene rally selling 90 to 9S points net higher. In the case of october contracts, this made re- covery of 122 points from the low level of last week, which was suf- ficient to attract scattered realizing and last prices showed reactions of IS or 20 points from the best. The supplemental report of the bureau referring to the inability of planters to apply final dressing of fertilizer and loss of fertilizer through the rains of May and June, seemed to strengthen the bullish impression made by the condition figures, while nervousness over final crop prospects also was increased by private reports of deteriora tion slnce the government figures were compiled. Rather con fusire reports reached here concern ing end-season figures from New Orleans which were hardly a factor in the days market.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
MARINE NEWS
By Associated Press

Port Eads, August 1.--Arrived Brynhild {Nor.). Havana; Colorado Springs, Charleston: Coppename Be- cas Deltoro; Donax (Br.), Europe: b. R. Kemp, Tampico: Fl Lago. Ne,y York; Hibueras (Hond). Bluefields: Houma.' Norfolk; Jalapa, Charleston: Jamaica (Nic.), Kingston. Parismina. Tela; Tegucigalpa (Hond.y, Ceiba, 1, Texaco No. TAT, Port Arthur: Tux lilo. Tampa; Warkworth (Br.) Eu- rope; Winterswijk (Dutch), Norfolk.
 Sailed: Albertolite (Br.), Europe; Ceiba (Houd.). Ceiba; Cliona (Br. ;. Rotterdam; Georgie (Fr.), Emden, Germany. Glenpool, Tampico; Rama (Nic), Biuefields; Reiyo Maru Clap. ]. Hong Kong; West Plein (Dut.), Lon don; Yuma, Frontera.
 Mobile. August 1.-Arrived: Mis- kianzi. Galveston: Munisla Havana Lake Giltedge, British Guina; Devo- lente, Philadelphia; Lake Faristcl New York and Tampa; Herman Win ter, Port Barrios; schooner Gertrude Somerville. Porto Rico
 Sailed: Passaic Bridge, Bristol and Cardiff via Pensacola; Ninon L., Gulfport; Bowden (Nor), Truxilio; schooner Harrison T. Beacham, Vera Cruz
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
THE COUNCIL AT. A GLANCE

Charles Seymour. in What Really
 Happened at Paris" tChaTles Scrlp-
 ner's SonsD
 The hearings took place in Secretary Pichon's study in lhe Quai d'OIsay, with red roses, It's rich Gcbelin tap estries, and high French window op- erlng on to the perfect lawns of the foreign gardens In the center. be- hnd the empire desk, sat Glemsn- ceau, squat, stolid, gray of face. his hands clasped quietly, covered by the eternal gray gloves. on his counte- nence an expression of bored tcler- ance. In his cynical wisdom he had never believed that the ela of the war would bring the millennium; these nationalistic quarrels see ned to him entirely natural, even though inconvenient. His arid humor. Als biting sarcasm displayed in an iTlrc- Guent question. entrusted with the patient earnestness of President Wil- son, who sat upon lis righ5 and 10 whom. it is noteuninterestine. to note, the claimants appealed by their man Ter. if not in form. as the mar of justice upon whom their hopes rest ed. Next to the Americans sat Lloyd George and Baifour, perfect contrast The British prime minister, consumed with an electric energy. always on tlc edge of his chair questioning and interrupting: B3lfour, with his lcng legs outstretched his head on the back of his chair, eyes not infre- quently closed. philosophic in hix at titude completely proof against those sudden gusts of enthusiasm, which sometimes assailed his chief. Next, on the right were the Japansss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
PORT MOVEMENT By Associated Press

New Orleans; Middling, 11.75c; re- ceipts, 592; exports. 4sS; sales, 1,oso; stock, 430, APO.
 Galveston: Middling 12.25c: sales 16S stock, 242,6S7
 Mobile; Middling. 10.75c receipts. l05 stock. 13,092.
 Savannah Middling, 11.50c; recipts. SEQ; exports, Ss2; sales, 53; stock, 132.47S.
 Charleston: Middling, 11.25c; re- ceipts. 43; stock. 199457.
 Wilmington: Middling, 11c; recipts 622; stock, 2S,S48
 Texas City: Stock, 15,245
 Norfolk: Middling. 11.75c: receipts 5o7; sales, 1,541; stock, Ss,046.
 Baltimore: Stock, 500.
 Boston: Middling, 12.15; receipts 7S4; stock, 103 300.
 Philadelphia: Receipts, 1ss; stock. 5,402. New York Middling, l2.soc stock, 156.4s5. Minor ports: Stock, 2.10s.
 Total today: Receipts. S,4S2. ex- ports. S65; stock, 1,32e,074.
 Total for week: Receipts, 4.1s27. exports, 53,07o. Total for season; S.4s2; exports
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
COFFEE MARKET. ra- AaSociatAd Press

Nav York. August 1.-The market Tar coffee futures was more actiVs .,d higher today. The official ca blex from Brazil reporting a sharp advance in Rio exchange rates were s sccompanied by rumors that brazii- Ian shippers were withdrawing their firm offers or asking advances or 90 to 25 points and there was some trade buying in the market here as well as covering. First prices were IS to IS points higher. The pusiness including switches amounted to ap- proximately 15o,oo0 bags. Septem- Der s.7ic October 6.S5c; December 7.17c; January 7.soc; March to2ci May 7.72c. July 7.92c.
 Spot coffee was reported in better demand with prices firmer at to 7Hc for Rio 7's and 9A to 1oAc for santos As. Cost and freight offers Included Santos 4's at 10.6o to 11.75c American credits.
 The officials cables reported de- cline of 5.25 reis in the dollars buying rate with an advance of 15-16 pence in Rio exchange on London. Santos futures were unchanged to 25 reis lower aud the early cable reported a decline of 7b to 100 reis in Rio fu- lures which was followed by fur lther decline of 25 to 250 reis. Bra gillian port receipts 4s,ooo; Jundiahy receipts 31,o00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
NEW ORLEANS COTTON By Associated Presa

New Orleans, Aug. 1.--Advances Of more than cent a pound were made by cotton today on the bullsh show ing of the governments figures on the growing crop and or bullish items in the annual statistical state ment from H. G. Hester, secretary of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange. From the lowest levels, which were two points under the closing prices of Saturday. the active months rose 106 to 110 points, or S550 a bale on the strongest months to 12.70c for October. The close was at 12.50c for October with the trading months at net gains of S4 to S9 points.
 In the early trading prices ad- vanced 8 to 10 points but fell off to- ward 10 o'clock, the time of govern ments crop report reporting their lowest of the day just before the figures were read out. The condi- tion report of CAT per cent of normal on July 25, the lowest condition re- port ever made for that date, indi- eating a crop of but S,203,000 bales, the smallest crop in quarter of a century, was far under expectations and excited buying ensued which soon had the market about 65 points over Saturdays close.
 A little later the annual statistics were out and they carried prices to their highest levels. The carry over was the main item and it was at first given out at s,S7t. 900 bales, which was far under general expectations. To- ward the close plus corrections in in- terior stocks of 323.0O0 bales were announced raising the carry over 10 9,194,000 bales. The correction caused reaction of about 20 points from the highest. The carry over was the largest ever reported with expecta- tions of at least 9.500000 bales. Tho commercial crop was rather smaller than expected, 11.377S16 bales against 12,44S.fS0 year ago but worlds con sumption was disappointing. o,5O0,- COG bales against 12,67o.000
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
Bullish Reports on
 Spring Crop Yield
 Strengthened Wheat
By A Press

Chicago, August 1.-Bullish advices regarding the spring crop yield did a good deal to strengthen the wheat market today despite big receipts here. Values closed firm to 1s4 c net higher, with September 1.25h @ 1,24% and December 1.27s4 @1,2S. Corn lost E e 5sc and oats fin- ished unchanged to A O asc lower. In provisions, the outcome ranged from Sc decline to 10c advance.
 Buying orders from the northw est gave special emphasis to messages saying that domestic spring wheat territory which looked promising 10 days ago was falling down badly on tice was taken also of gossip that stocks of flour everywhere were low. Besides, considerable importance was attached to an estimate by one au- thority putting the Canadian crop at 2s7. 100000 bushels, as against earlier estimates by him of 300, %, 900 to 350,- 0o0,0o0 bushels. Strength in the mar ket however was more than offset for time by big receipts here and by slackness of export inquiry. Never theless, continued power to rally was shown, especially after midday, when the visible supply increase, although large, proved to be less than many traders had looked for. It was said' too, that rural consignments In the southwest had dropped off at rapid rate.
 Rains and cooler weather had a bearish effect on corn. Heavy arriv- als here weakened oats.
 Lard and ribs averaged lower in sympathy with hogs. Pork, in which there was next to no trading, fin ished at a nominal advance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
TRADING IN STOCKS CONTINUED LIGHT ON BIG EXCHANGE
Sudden Hardening In the Tone of the Money Market Affected the Late ReaC-
 ton In Stocks
By Associated Press

New fork, August 1-Trading iC the stock market today continued light, but there were evidences 0: Improvement in virtually all sections of the list.
 During the early session, the mar ket showed strength, with rails in the lead, and although gains of i to 2 points were reduced before the close, final quotations for the most pal { were higher.
 The liquidating movement among sndustrials, a feature of trading dur ing recent weeks, appeared to have spent it's force, for the time being al least Lower money rates and evi- dences of a better feeling as to in dustrial prospects in certain lines prompted broader inquiry. The buy ing appeared to be largely in the nature of short covering, and there was little evidence of greater out side participation.
 Steels were influenced by reports of increased production in some sec lions. Sugar stocks responded to iu- dications of a better demand at the new price level, than before the re- cent advance. Oils, equipments, Inotors ana food shares also were prominent in the upward movement.
 Late In the day motors were again brought under pressure. Failure of Studebaker to make & better re- sponse to its favorable earnings statement facilitated the drive agains { motors, and In the resultant decline Chandler sold off points to 461s the lowest mark of the year. The list as whole fell in line, easing off in the late trading.
 A sudden hardening in the tone of the money market affected the late reaction In stocks, Call money advanced from Az to 5is per cent. Offerings of time money were negli- gible.
 In the bond market the recent up- ward tendency continued with in- creased buying of investment and speculative issues. Total sales (par Vplue) S13 200 000
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02

plies caused a general buying move ment at the start by shorts and com mission houses and prices advanced 14 to 19 points above the close of last week. although realizing brought about setback in the late trading with final prices g to 13 points net higher September closed at 329c; December, a.05c; March, 2.S7c and May 2.93c. all bid.
 The market for refined was un- changed at 6 cents for fine granu- lated Several refiners are out O.. the market. and while all are busy on old orders, the demand today was said to be less active.
 In refined futures trading consisted of only a few lots of September at 6.25c. The undertone was firm il sympathy with the steadiness in the spot market and closing prices were 5 to II points net higher. September closed at 6.25c; December, s.15c, and March 5.S5c. all bid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
By Brig

with features immobiie as the sphin1 enigmatio as the Mona Lisa. Facin Clemenceau sat the Italians: Orian1 do, florid in manner, eloquent in speech: Sonnino, with eagle feaI lures, powerful nose. and jaw set liks a wise. In the corners were the sec retaries. Behind the principals sai the attaches and experts. with their maps and tables of statistics. whis pering corrections of the ex paits statements, which the delegates oi the nattonalities presented
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
INTERIOR MOVEMENT

ny AsBOciated Press s,SS7; shipments, 7,252; sales. 9iss stock, 203.504.
 Memphis; Middling, lie; receipts sss; shipments. AIT; sales soo. stock, 255,2 POS. Augusta Middling, 11.6sc; recipts. 6e9; shipments, s5: sales. 35. stanI s9,5s9. 'o' seoch' @ St' Louis: Middling, 1o.75c; receipts szs; shipments, 1.s26; stock, 3s,o42.
 Atltnta: Middling. 11.65c.
 attie Rock: Middling. lie: receipts 53.S7S. ''V' seock'
 Dallas; Middling. 10so; sales, 1.oss. -Montgomery: Middling. lie: sales.
 Iotai today: Receipts, 11,s75: ex- ports, 11,557; stock, 645,171.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Members New York Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Pro- luce Exchange. Associated Members Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders so- licited for the purchase and sale of Cotton
 and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery Special attention and liberal terms given for consignment of spot cotton for delivery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
} COTTON SEED OIL
 Rv eene;uta1 pr~gs

New York, August 1.-Urgent de- mand from shorts prompted by the sensationally bullish government re- port on cotton put cottonseed oil sharply higher. closing bids reporting net gains of 20 to S7 points. Sales, 14.500 barrels. Prime crude. 7c, nom- inal: prime summer yellow spot, S.75 e 9.25c; September, S95c: De-
 cember S.65c; March, S.50c. all bid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
METAL MARKET Ry Associakad Press
Mau

New York. August 1.-Copper un- settled: electrolytic spot and nearby, 12@12kc; later, 12A @12tsc. Tin firm, spot and nearby, s26.75@21; fu- tures $26T5@27. Iron nominal; No northern, SHOES; No. 2 northern. $2o@22; No. 2 southern, s19@2os Lead steady, spot $40: Zinc quiet East St. Louis delivery spot, $4.20@1.25. Anti mony, spot, S465.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

New York, August 1.-Prime mer- eantile paper, 6@6A per cent. Ex- change steady; sterling 60-day bills and commercial s0-day bills on banks, $S.52: commercial 60-day bills, $3.51h demand, s3,56; cables, s3.5e E Francs. demand, 762; cables 7.s21a Belgian francs, demand, 7.36; cables, T.S6h Builders, demand, 30.6S; ca bles, So.73. Lire, demand. 4.241A; ca bles. 4,25. Marks demand. 1,2S; ca bles. 1.2S1a. Greece, demand, 5.43. Sweden, den and, 2O.3o. Norway, de- mand, 1s.67. Argentine, demand, 29.fz. Brazilian. demand, 1925. Mon treai, 1011-16 per cent discount.
 Government and railroad bonds firm. Time loans steady; so days, 90 days. b1a @5% per cent; six months 6 per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
NEW YORK BONDS By Associated Prese

U. 8. 2s, registered, bid ......... 1ooL
 U. < zs, coupon bid, ,..............., 100L
 U. 5. 4s, registered bid ........... 1O4L
 U. ;. 4s, coupon, bid ............. 7b
 Panama ss. registered, bid ......,, 75
 Panama 3s. coupon. bid .......... 75
 American Smelting and Refining 5s. 701a American Tel & Tel. cy. 6s...... 100
 Atansio AtfnlsGn doast ssn 'f Line ist 4. 7s#
 Baltimore & Ohio cv. 4 Is . 71X Bethlehem Steel ref. 5s ....... S2
 Central of Georgia Consol. 5s, bid SEA- central Leather 5s ..s....,........ S9
 Shesapeake Ohio cv. bs ........ S3A Chicago. Mil. & St. P. cv. As - 67is Chicago, R. I. & Psc. Ky. ref. As 6s% SSlty or Parls 6s s,.,,.....:..,..... 99h Denver & Rio Grande consol. 4s ~ 66 Domlnion Of Canada 5s G93D ..,.. s9 Erie gen. As ..........,... 4A Illinois Central ref. 4s ....... 76X Int. Mer. Marine 6s ,............. 799s kansas City. southern ref. bs ..... 77i5 | Lggett & Myers 5s ;.l.... .......,. S6M l Louisville X Nashville un. As .... ss Missouri, Kan x Texas 1st 4s - 6lTs Missouri Pac. gen. As ............ 54L New. York Central deb. es ..... s25s Sortoih & western cv 6s ....... 103A Northern Pacific 4s ............ 77M Pennsyva mia gen. 5s ,.......... ssL Phg RPeaasng gen; ss ..;.:..,..,,,,...; 76h | St. Louis & San Fran. adj. 6s 6Sx Seaboard Air Line adj. 6s - 2S Southern Bell Tel. 5s . S2 southern Pacific cv, 5s .... SS% Southern Railway 5s .......... S5L | Southern Railway gen. As - 57T- Texas & Pacific 1st 5s - 70 IJni4sd Tni9m FaGisie KfntS 4s r,.....:: S2M U & 'steei'5s'..,''''t'''..''-'.''''...'' Steel 5s s7
 Virginia Carolina Chemical 5s .... ga
 Wabash lst 5s, bid .... S7 wilson X Co., cv 6s ........., 79M !
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
 Rv Aasociated Press
CASH GRAIN { By Associated Press

Chocago, August l.-Wheat No. 2. s1.21@$1.22A No ? hard $1.22h q 1.23. Corn No. 2 mixed 60@61c; No. 2 yellow SIC 1ac. Oats No, ? white 34ia e 351ac; No. white s2Isc. Rye No. 2, $1.10@ta Barley 5S6l CSC. Tim othy seed s4ooMs5.00 Clover seed s13@S19. Pork nominal; lard 1e.10c; ribs s1.50@$11.25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
LOCAL MARKETS

The produce market was well sup piled yesterday, but business was said to be rather poor. No changes were made in prices
 Eggs have not advanced again, and hens and friers are plentifuly The fish business remainded the same with no change in prices
 CBen- Rodgers Produce co) Eggs-Fresh candled, SSQ35c. Hens-20q z2c.
 Friers--SOQ 35c.
 Bananas-Eight-ha punches, 50 to SO Lem6ns-I Imported. sso, s11.5o box. Limes-Orange boxes. @s box; per 1oo Oranges-California Valencia, 17s, 200. PIG, S6.50 box; l5o, 260, 26S, Ss box; 100. 126. $6.5o box 324, $ box.
 Pesrs-sand. preserving stock. sl.76 hamper.
 Cabbage-Sack, green head, Colorado stock, 5c b.
 Potatoes-No. Irish. cobbiers, .vr- Virginia stock. 10 pecks to sack, due Tues day, S5.50 sack Porto Rico sweet potatoes. S2 quarts to hamper, SS hamper; Triumph sweet. S2 quarts to hamper, S275 hamper. onons--lowa reds, s4 sack; California. Beans Michigan navy, 1OO- pound sacks 6c lb: California lima, large, Sc b.; Cali fornla lima, small. E nc ID.
 Peanuts-No. 1 Virginia stock, Shc h.; i lots, Be lb.; Alabama stock, sc lb. Che, se--Full cream daisies, 25c lb. Mackerel--lOO count, t76o keg. Prunes-40 to 50, 18c lb.; 50 to 60, 15c lb. 50 to 7O, 14c Ib. 70 to 80, 12c lb. :; 80 to 90, lie lb.; 90 to 100 Sc ID. Honey-rwenty four section cases, ss,5o Evaporated Peaches-Fancy 6e-lb. boxes, l7c b.; standard 5O-pound boxes, Evaporatsd Apricots-Fancy s5-pound Dixie Cake--Five- pound 2sc h. Angelus Marshmallows--Fifty soc pkgs. Walernielons- Twenty five pound aver age packed to 10 to barrel. soc each.
 Live stock
 Fed steers: Good to choice, sn0iEc, medium to good 0Y6c; common to me Grass cattle taccording to weight quaI- ity and z, dleshl l., Steers, 55AS61ac: fat Sc; canners, 1@1isc; heavy bulls, 70 ; 1sc; light bulls. 70 21ac; oxen, 204c; fat yearlings, 70 Sc: medium yearlings 70 Sc; ; Hogs: Choice corn fed hogs 1s5 and up. SGSAc; choice corn fed hogs. 155 to lSS' llSSSS' sgSasc; choice corn fed hogs 90 to down, 6 7c; best heavy rough hogs. 6qTc; hall fat rough hogs, 59sc; soft and oily aDuvs prices.
 Standard Fish Co) Gray Snapper-12 lac.
 Red Snapper-19c.
 spanish Mackerel--22c.
 Pompano--36c
 Salt Water Trout-20G 22c! Mixed Fish--l2c. Mullet-10c.
 Meats
 Swift & Co.,. Packers) D. C. Clear Belies-1491sc, Pure Lard--Silverleaf 15 hc Jewel Shortening-12h Hsms-Regular-30Q @ 36c. Hams-Sknned, 32&3Sc.
 Pork Loins--23 @2sc.
 Bacon-24 @ 49c.
 Butter-45c.
 Eggs-33 037c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
DRY GOODS MARKET

New York, August 1.--Cotsbn goods today were steady; branded bleached cottons maintaining old prices. Yarns were steady, with inquiry fair Cur taiIment of production in yarn mills continued. Dress goods and burlaps were steady.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02

st. Louis. August l.-Wheat No, 2 red s11s@s1.2o; No 5, s1.15@s1.17: September s1.21s ss s@ 1a: December $1.25S4 Corn No. white 5SG iAc; No. ?. 5Sc: September 5S7s O SIC: De- cember 517sc. Oats No. white S21z e Ac; December 31@1sc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
HOLIDAY OVER THE SEA
 

London. August 1.-The stock eX- change here and the cotton ana pro duoe exchanges in Liverpool were closed today on account of the bank alnliday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
SPOT COTTON

New Orleas. August 1.-spot cot ton steady, 75 up. Sales on the spot S23 bales; to arrive, 206. Low mid ding. JOG: middling, 11.75c; good middlins, 12.75c. Receipts. 592; stoci,, S0,420.
 New York, August 1.-Spot cotton steady: middling. 12.90c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
COLD MOVEMENT

New York, August 1.-The gold movement continued over the week end, arrivals here totaling hesrs &1s.5o0, 900. La France brought sls'- Sno noo inc Yoland s2,40o,0o0, the Ce- Cedric $soo.ooo, and the Acolus s2es'- ll&
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
NAVAL STORES.

h Savannah, Ga. August 1--Turpen- itine firm 53E, sales Sos rece,pts 1850; Shipments S,0S2; stock s.75s.
 Rosin steady: sales S67: receipts Is. SIS; shipments 2,6o0; stock S7,6SS.
 Quote B to F $s.50; G. sS.55; II. s3.s5; jI. S3.7o: K. s3.S0; M. s4.05; N. s4,25. EWg. $5.o5; Wv $5.75.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-02
mn sII.NER

By Associated Press New York, August 1.--Bar silver domestic, 99Ac; foreign, o@eA C. Mexican dollars, 41ssc.