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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-14
QTEsTIONs ANsWERED

You can get an answer TO any question OF
snapoIis Times. Washington Bureau, 1882
New York Ave. Washington, d. c.. inclOsing
2 cents in stamps. Medical. legal and love
, signed letters viii not be answered. but all
, letters are confidential and receive personal
.eplies.-EDIIOR.
Q.-What is the legend Of tie mi
, mosa plant?
A.-This plant, which is so sensitive
that it folds its leaves together and
hangs as if wiIted when it has been
pinched of struck, Is said to have once
been a maid-Cehisa by name-who
inspired Pan with so violent p passion
that she fed from him in terror. He.
pursuing, caught her in his arms just
as her appeals to the other gods for
protection We're answered in her trans
formation to the miTuosa.
Q.-What is meant by the DE
woman system Of rocks?"
A-Devonian system means a di-
vision of the Paleozo.c group of rocks,
next above the Silurian and below
the Carboniferous, so named from
Devon, England. where the strata was
early studied and described.
Q.-Are the leaves of the eucalyptus
they used for?
A-The Bureau of Drug Plant In
vestigation, Department Of Agricul-
ture, says that they have never heard
of the leaves of the eucalyptus plant
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UNUSUAL FOLK

By NEA Service
WASHINGTON, Sept. Thames
Henry Brown Of Denver came to
Washington with some suggestions to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-14

ems his position as head of the Islamic
world.
The Ameer Of Afghanistan. most
powerful Independent Moslem ruler.
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RESPIRATION
By DIR. r. II. BTSR0P
y S. lI11I =.

sometimes is due to
overwroug ht nerves .
or to emotional
causes.
In such cases deep
breathing exercises
may be employ ed TO
good advantage.
In ordinary breath
ing only about 10 per
cent of the lung con
tent is changed at
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-14
THE REFEREE
By ALBERT APPLE,
LOCKED

Walter Newman, she'll
shocked Canadian war vet
Gran. sees a woman in an
auto plunge over a cliff at
Ma CARA Falls The trag-
edv instantly restores his
h memory, which had been a.
blank.
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TRAGEDY
The Story of Wee Lass Who
Was Ashamed to Face
Mother and Father.

DETROIT. Sept. Il.
IGHT A clock strikes two.
~ Twinklying lights from sky,
scrapers and arcs reveal the
outline Of a wee girl on bench in
Public Square.
Head on hands, she gazes pensively
into the fountain pool
"RACK!
It's the slap of the night stick
~ Of Patrolman Harry Kinney on
the feet Of a sIumherer stretched on
a nearby bench
His glance falls on the next bench.
How did YOU get here?" asks the
patrolman. "Who are your"
TN Georgia Perry and I live in
Wyandotte, Mich.
"They said l took some money, but
l didn't / couldn't stay home with
them thinking that, could I? 1 ran
away.
Il came here to visit my sister.
But she hasn't come along"
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~ ETENTION Home. Daylight.
A rosy-cheeked 11-year old girl,
80 eating.
The matron enters.
I'VE haven't been able to find your
parents. Do you still want to stay
away from homer"
Glistening eyes. Can they be tears?
II want my mother and daddy. I
don't care what they think. IL want
to 60 home"
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that is in honour and understandeth not, like til
beasts that persh.-Psalns 49,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
otaons Took Jump Wall Street Tuesdays Dealings
DAILY BUSINESS EDITORIAL
How Birmingham's Pipe Making Industry Is Expanding
 
By RICHARD F. JOHNSTON

producing capacity 400 capital product
  institution shall have done in the short period of eight and began operations small plant city of 50 diem capacity 1914 It of 200 which it has been steadily employed months Its sock s2000 has increased first $300o00 and then $500000 will capital stock month 0oo which will capital operations 1914 Birmingham The build homes sorehouses Birmingham ops soil and the nation
 The National call of entirely the centrifugal under what the De Lavaud This standing the requirements of steel The already machines North Birmingham The National install The foundry will continue The foundry expansion That is the other name for Birmingham. course expansion a the thing
  and it's adjacent districts Gadsdn and Annton The industries fled by popuous communities which spring around the Why that great last when Alice reghted? Why did merchants their hands with the children Birmingham feel thrill? Alice furnace has the signal of times bad according smoke and issued from did Merchants diversified products knew that when old Alice rolls sumed and they to sell goods again.
 The McWane Iron Pipe company shops the installation avaud machinery the North Birmingham plant of the U S. Pipe addition of pipe foundry plant Birmingham Machine capital the National Pipe the
 
 hundreds of rolls that haly to the purchasing capacity of the community
  that original, intrinsic and weighty fact
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
STEADIER TONE IN COTTON MARKET
 ON BULLISH NEWS
By Associated Press

The cotton market showed a steadfsr tone today owing to reports of improving trade in Lancashire and rather more bull sh advices from the southern spot mar sets A reteration of small crop figures may also have contributed to tho advance which carried January contracts up to 25.37. or 33 points net higher. and 5T points above the low level of yesterday. That delivery closed at 25.26, with the generaD market closing steady. IS to 22 points net higher.
 The market opened somewhat irregular. unchanged to 4 points lower, except for October. which was 10 points higher. The unsettling effect of yesterdays sharp break probably accounted for some over night selling orders, but the offerings were quickly absorbed. owing to the rallies in Liverpool accompanied by reports of | better demand for cotton goods in Mar chester.
 g. a2s. 900 bales, or slightly above recent hulish views. was without any apparent influence and while the circulation of 8 few additional December notices brought peared to be a sufficient demand to absorb 1t at or 10 points under tho price or January. At any rate the market soon turned upward. with buyers finding en- couragement in the reported better tone of the stock market and reports of bet ter spot demand in the south. December from 25 06c to 25 .42c, with the active months showing net advances of 23 to 33 points during the middle of the afternoon. The early afternoon advance probably was nrofnoted by reports that a prominent southern organization estimated the yield at s916.000 bales. but general business was com paratively quiet. Port receipts to day. 4s,455. United States port stocks, 11ss 0bs Exports 26,123, making 2.150,- 742 far this season.
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EXPORT BUSINESS IN SIGHT CAUSED
 WHEAT TOCLINB
Bx AssocIated Press

Chicago, November 2S.-Indications of export business a large scale had de- cided buliish effect on the wheat market today. Prices closed strong, 15t @2Sc net higher, with May $1.16@1.16b and July sl.07ss @1.07&. Corn gained 1 z 02As ., and oats %c to l41Hc. Tn provisions, the outcome varied from Pc decline to like advance.
 Foreign purchasing orders which in some quarters were associated with French plans to seize the Ruhr region, gave the wheat market soaring tendency when trading began. and this tendency obtained throughout the day. the close being at al most top figures
 European Reports
 Meanwhile estimates were current that Europe had taken more than 1,500,o0u bushels today. in addition 10 5,00o,o0u bushels the day before.
 Bulls contended that navigation on the St. Lawrence would end within -a week and that total stocks Of bonded and do. nestle wheat at the Atlantic seaboard and Gulf of Mexico and at Buffalo and on the lakes would be equal. to only g couple of weeks requirements for Europe
 Corn and oats ascended with wheat Country offerings remained light. and nc, tive demand continued from the west and southwest.
 Provisions although dull. were upheld by the strength of hogs and grain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW onIEANs COTTON

New orleans November 2s.-A much stronger technical position was apparently a source of underlying strength for the cotton market today. With an almost en :. tire absence of the heavy liquidation tha. has been daily feature of the market for some time past. moderate buying was sufficient to put prices higher. In tho lsts trading the demand was strongest and market content was that much of 1t was coming from recent short sellers. At the highest the trading months were zs to 3S points up; the close was 20 to 2S. After trading as high as 24.9sc a pound, Janu- ary closed at 24.s5c.
 Better cables than due helped tho open- ing and buying increased after the re ceipt by brokers here of private messages from Liverpool stating that Manchester was doing a better business. After ad- vances of nearly dollar a bale the mar ket met a small setback because of crop estimate of 9,925,0oo bales and 460,ooo bales of linters in addition This was con- sidered full in comparison with recent pri- vate crop estimates The market stead al again and towards noon was supported by another private estimate of only 9,61b 900 bales of 800 pound weight meaning about 300 900 bales of running count.
 Following this small crop estimate much comment was heard about the proba ability of small ginning during the current gin :. ming period and it looked as If this had the effect in the afternoon of causing ner- vousness on tho short side.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
Hubbard Bros & Go.

Members New York Stock Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Pro- duce 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 de- livery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
IIyERpOOL COTTON

Liverpool. November 2s.--Cotton, spot f4.6sd: fully middling. 14.s3d; middling, l14.6sd low middling, 14.2sd; good ordi- nary 1a.6Sd. ordinary, l3.SSd. Sales of 4 GOO bales including 3.300 American. Re-
 ccipts ' 900 bales including 4,100 Ameri-
 can Futures closed firm; November lf4s6d; December. 141Sd; January. 14.06d;
 March 13.ssd; May, 13.T5d; July. lS.5sd; , Seutember l3,02d.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
rorfrYcN r,ycuAyCrs

New York, November 2s.-ForciEn eN- changes easier. Great Britain. demand, s,51 If-IG; cables. 4.51 1b-f6; 60-day bills on banks 4.49 a-t6. France. demand, e:eh cables 6a6: Italy, 4.76 and 4.76B; Bel rInIn. 6.42 and GAS; Germany, .o1A and 'oi 5-16; Holland. s9.bs and a9.55: Norway
 1s.4s; sweden. 26.9o: Denmark. POST; Switzerland. 1860: Spain, 153e; Greece
 70; Poland .ooA. CzschoslovalSis. 3.15i Argentine, s7.13; Brazil. 12.75; Montreal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
vyc.co vTGrTaHIrs

ChfcaEo November 2s.-Sweet potatoes Tennessee Nancy Halls, s5o@$1.
 Auction Tuesday--F1orida grapefruit Brights. large, ss.s5@s.75; medium. s0@ 4s0: small. $2.7oG4.56; Eoldens, large ssm4.s0; russets. al isizcs s2.76. Florida oranges. Brights, large. s2.65@4.eo; medi unls. sa.s5@4.so; small. ss.so@ 4so; gold d. AIS: small. s2.e5@4, russets, all sizes, s2.75. Florida tangerines: Brights large, sss0n3.a5; medium. s2.66@9.35: smali s2.10@2.s7; goldens, large, s2.6o@ S.so Alabama tasumas. Large S1.30 @2,3Oi medium, s1.s5@2.5o small. $1.e61
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
ACTIVE SHARES
 RANGE UPWARD
 ON WALL STREET
Ey Associated Press

New York, November 2s-Pricss took a decided turn for tho better in teday's dealings, gains in active shares ranging from l to nearly points.
 Much of the impetus was furnished by bear operators who wished 10 remain foV, cred ovor the holiday, and by the renewed activity of pools which had oeasedL 10 function during the reaction. The rapielty in some quarters had been overdone. The higher prices attracted some outside buy ing, but not in sufficient proportions 10 materially influence prices,
 Lower money rates another new nigh for sterling exchange, number or oavi- publication of more favorable October rail road earnings reports all helped to cnaate better atmosphere, but 1t could hardly he said that the upward course of prices was governed by any or all of these.
 Standard oil shares t99k .rss1 psUmnsnt ssn ing points and California s%.. MeHioan Petroleum, very little of which is ort- of i.'5Oo shares. American issues were strong. rising oyer points s.i, saeh.
 United Btates Steel. selling ex-divtdSnd, net gain of 1%. tndependent sissls draEFsd ,o hem D and crucible closed a point higher. Equipments made good recovery. Persis- York Central will be placed on 2 ' per cant basis next month resulted In some seosa sas suyans np ss. G % Moderate % strength also deysioped in a number of other rail shares. gains of ins to nearly points being noted In several osses.
 Eugars were strong, being helped by higher prices for the refined product. Stu dsbaker, which got down to 11th yester- day. crossed 11s today and closed nt |, net gain of 3 points. Other individual sd strong spots included Amerioan Tobacco n Lfggett & Myers and Pierce ON pre-. ferred. the gains ranging from 70 1o points
 Money rates were easier, can money opened at A. and eased off to 1! There was a fairly active demand Tor time money at "A for all inaturities, with few scattered loans being made on a. per cent. Out-of-town institutions are the principal buyers of commercial paper. the best names commanding "A per cent
 Foreign exchanges were irregular
 Days total sales. 9Ts,000 shares.
 Twenty induHtrials averaged sS.so: net gain. TIT. High 1922, i03 4s; low, Ie.oy;
 Twenty railroads averaged 6gbOi net rain. 1.ss. High 19f2 s3.es: low, 7s.ts'
 CHICAGO STOCKS
 ChicnEs November 2s.--Armour prs fsrrcd. esm, Commonwealth Edison, lsbM Diamond Match 11ss Inland Steel, 4oh; Libby NfcNelli TX, Middiswest utihuea 45: National Leather. TAI Swift Co., 1o7%; Swift International. fs; Union car blda BsH; United Light and Railway, fl; wahi, 6si Western Knitting. sis feiloW Taxi Y1lk.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
Nrr y0RR MONEY

New York November 2s.--CRII money easier; high 4is per cent, low. ( per cent; ruling rate 4h per cent: closing bid, { per cent: offered at 4ih per cont; last ceptances per cent. Tirns loans easier; mixed collateral, 00-9e days, 4%9 psr cent; four-sis months. 4A Gs per osne: sirime commercial paper. x per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
sPoT COTTON

New Orleans. November 2S.-Spot cotton quiet; % points down. Sales on the spot, bs: sales to arrive 745 Low nliddling, "A 3sc. middlng. 25.2bc; good middlng. 25.sSc; receipts, s.519: stock. s0S,2s7 New York. November 2s.-Spot cotton quiet. Middling, 26.46c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
CHICAGO GRAIN
CASH GRAIN

Chicago. November 2s.-wheat; No. 2 red, s1.2s; No. 2 hard, s1.1sN @1.19. Corn;
 No. 2 mixed, 72A @7sc; No. 2 yellow "A Y 4. No. 8 white, 4s@45c. Rye: No. ?. s5c. , Barley, 65Q74c. Timothy seed. s696.75. Clover seed, sf5@29. Pork. nominal: lard. s12.37; ribs, $11 IF.
 St. Louis. November 2s.-Cash wheat : No. 2 red, s1.s2; No. red, s1.26 q l2S.
 December 'il1n Mag sllS@. Ha wS,,s Sern new. zoe; December; 7o%e; May; 7oae: , December, 45c; May. 44hc. Kansas City. Mo. November 9s.--cash wheat No. hard. s1.12@1.1S; No. ? red. sI.f9. Corn; No. white. [ @7i hac; No. f , yellow. 7shc. Oats: No. B white 44e; No mixed. 42@4sc.
 PRODUCE New York November 2s.---Butter firm {: l53he; packing stock. current make Mo, on te s4m3iiac. Eggs firm: receipts. lo,o2o cases: New .Torsey hennery whites localiy candled extras s4c; refrigerator firsts. 2s @31c Cheese firm: releipts. e.fs4; state , whole milk flats, fresh. specials. 27lsc; ditto. average run. 26'a 927c Chicago, November 2s-Butter higher; creamery extras 5shc; firsts, 4s946c eS- tra firsts 49ia 452lzc; seconds, 4od 4lc; standards. 4sc. Eggs unchanged; receipist 1.84l cases. Poultry, auVe, lower. loWls, l13@19c; springs. 1sc roosters, 12ci tur-
 keys. s5c: geese, 1sc
 FLOUR
 Minneapolis, November 28.--Flour, 20 70 30c lower. Tn carload lots family patents quoted at s6.55q6.70 a barrel in ss-lb. cotton sacks.
 RICE
 | New Orleans, November 2S.-Rough rice quiet Sales reported: 15o sacks Hon duras, 3.50@s.T6c: 400 sacks Blue Rose, l3.46@3.71c: 100 sacks Edith. 4.26c Re
 ceipts. s,os7: miliers receipts s,o37. Clean
 rice steady; receipts, 17.s31. Sales report 1 ed: 2244 pockets Blue Rose. sa Q 4c. Bran, per ton, s24; polish. per ton. ss1. | BUTTER
 Chicago November 2S.-The butter mar
 let continued firm today under supplies barely sufficient to take care of buyers immediate needs. Fresh butter was cleaned up. The few cars of centralized availab ble were quickly disposed of. good demand 1 for storage butter kept the market firm at unchanged prices. Closing prices. fresh butter: S6 score. 40c: ST score. 4lc; Ss
 score, 4sc: So score. 46c; 90 score. 4shc;
 s1 score 52hc: e2 score. 54c. Centralized
 car lots s9 score. 46isc; 90 score. 4siAc-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
NEW YORK BOND LIST

New York, November as.-Folowins arc todays high. low and closing prices Of bonds on the New York Stock Exchange, and total sales of each bond Gin Sl,00O);
 1T S Ronds
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29

Chfoasn, November 2s.--Potatess wesN: receipts. 1fe cars, Wisconsin sacked and bulk round whites. so c 300 cwt-; Minnesota and North Dakota sacked Red River ohios. goo cwt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
rpIsu poTArnEA

Now York. November 2s.---rive pcitr, uulets chickens, 2o@21o- Dressed pouitr, active; turkeys. No. fresh. 6sG6so-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
DRY GOODS

New York November 2s.--Dry goods markets held steady today with trading quiet Yarns were unchanged as rule, but some quotations were cratic. Bur laps were steady with trade moderate. Wool goods continued firm with business of moderate proportions. Silks were less active but many of the standards held firm Hosiery was firmer with a tendency to advance on the staple cotton end.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
rnNnnN MnNrY
rORFICN BAH SILVER

London, November 2S.--Bar silver, s1Mf per ounce. Discount rates: Short and three months bills. 2h @2ss DOT cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
NIETALS

New York, November 2s.-Copper was steady; eiectrolytic. spot and futures 1szs "a l4c. Tin quiet; spot and nearby. SC. 50c.
 futures, se.12c. Iron weak; No. l northern VI ss; No. northern. s26@2S: No. 2 southern. S23M25. Lead steady; spot. '.lo47.s5c. Zinc quiet: East st. Louis, spot and nearby delivery. 7Q7.1oc Anti. mony. spot, $6.bOQp6T6c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
NEW ORPHANS COTTON FUTURES

New Orleans La. November 2S.-Cotton futures closed steady at net advances of tn n,ninta
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
STEEL.

New York. November 2s.-Steel prices f. o. D. Pittsburs, per 100 pounds: Blue an healed sheets s2.5o@275; galvanizea
 sheets. $4.a6@tT5: black sheets sa ss@ s.76; steel bars. s2G2.1o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
MENU yORYx pnTYY,TRY

Now York, November 2s.--Foreigr ba silver. eaAe, Mexican dollars. 4sSc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
CoTToNsEED OIL

New York. November 2s.-Cottonseed oil averaged higher with a mixed commission house trade. There were tenders of 2 200 barrels. the people stopping them appar- ently selling May against this oil. Closing bids were 10 points higher to net lower. Sales 17600 barrels Prime crude, S.25c, sales: prime summer yellow, spot. s.40c. December, 9.50c; March. 9.90o; May, 10.o3e, all bid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
FORT MOVEMENT

! New Orleans: Middling. 25.25c; receipts, is5ls; exports. 1s2: sales. sol; stock. sos. i e97.
 Mobile Middling. a4.ssc; receipts, 7s5; stock. 19.s2
 Savannah: Middiing, 25c; receipts. 74s; Charleston; Receipts. 67o: stock, 6o.os2. Wilmington Middiing. 25c; receipts Go9; stock. S2.S75. Texas City: Stock 26,2os. Norfok Middling e5c: receipts. 1,ss4; sa los, l0s: stock. 113,42s. Baltimore: Stock. 2,651. Boston: Middling. s5.25c; stock, 5.7oo. Philadelphia: Receipts. 154: stock. 4bss New York Middling, 35.45c; exports G. 944; stock, 5o,730. Minor ports: Stock. 7s43.
 Total today: Receipts. 43455; exports 2s 12s stock, t,1ss,4ss.
 Total for week Receipts. 12s.2ol; ex- ports. 10s.137
 Total for season: Receipts s.356, ,6S4 exports 2,l1o.953. INTERIOR MOVEMENT Horston Middiing. 25.2oc; receipts, 19. so5 shipments. l1.9Ss; sales. 1,276; stock Memphis: MiddIing, 2526c: receipts s.o59; shipments, 7.sss; sales, soc; stock, |179.1<s.
 Augusta: Midding. 25c; receipts. 1.ess; shipments, l,1s4; sales 30; stock. 7I.sss 324o; shipments, s,ss4: stock, ls,104.
 Atlanta: Middling, 26.55c.
 Little Rock: Middling. 25.5oc: receipts. s2s; shipments. ssS; sales. 77s; stock,
 Dallas: MddiinE, 34.5oc: sales. 1.s7s.
 Total today: Receipts. s4,47o: ship. ments. s5,s2s: stocx. T61.477.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
RAW SILK

New York. November 2s.-Raw silk was steady; prices per pound: Kansal doub,e extra cracks. Ss.o5Gs.5o: Kansai best No. l, sS.2oWs.S6; kansai No. filler ss2oes s.so; shinshu No. l. ss.soMs.25: Canton extra 1t-l6, SECT a7.90: Shanghai Chins, steam filler gold double deer $s.s5efS 90.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
COFFEE

New York, November 2S.--Coffee fu-
 lures were quiet but generally steady to.
 day. The opening was unchanged to .
 points higher on some trade buying of the
 later deliveries The market closed 1 to
 points net higher. Estimated sales about 6 900 bags. Closing: December. 10c; Jan luary. 9.s9c; March. 9.65c: May, 934ci July.
 9.06c; September, S.60c.
 Spot coffee was reported in somewhat better demand with prices on the basis of 11c for Rio Is and 15ls e 15ssc for santos As. Cost and freight offers included San tos ss and bs at 14.37 1a q 15c, and Rio 7s at 1O45c, American credits.
 The official cables from Brazil reported an advance of reis in the dollar buying
 rate with a decline of 1-s2d in the rate on
 London. The Rio market was 25 to 90 reis higher and the last cable from Santos was ,125 to 175 reis higher. Brazilian port re- ceipts 41000: Iundiahy receipts. 22.000 Rio cleared 14.00o for New Orleans. and Victoria 4,S00 for New York. SPOT COFFEE New York November 2S.-Coffee: Rio No q He. Futures steady; December, Toe; May, 9.S4c.
 NAVAL STORES Savannah Ga., November 2S.--Turpen- tine quiet; s1.45: sales. none; receipts. 6So shipments te90; stock. 11.461. Rosn Was firm; sales. 1232: receipts. S,314: ship ments. S.204; stock. 1o6.s5s. Quote: B, ll. tE F, s5l7n G. II, I. $5.2o; k. s5.eT F NJ. s5.47ia; N. s5.5s1.; VIC, s5.s7la; wv. $647ia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-29
PRODUCE
EIOUR

Minneapolis November 2s.-Fiour, 20 70 BOG lower Tn carload lots family patents quoted at s6.55q6.7O barrel in ss-lb cotton sacks.
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Kansas City Mo. November 2s.--Cash wheat No. hard s1.12@l1S; No. red. lsIt9 Corn: No 3 white. 7 o II lac; No. ? yellow 7sikc. Oats: No. 2k white, 44c;
 No. mixed 42@4sc.