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Cotton Cloth and
 Cotton Exports Giuen

Washington, November 2s.-Exports of cotton and cotton cloths during October decreased in quantity as compared with October last year. but their value in creased. according to figures made public today by the department of commerce.
 Exports of raw cotton, including 1inters, for the month aggregated 79s.66f bales, of value of $9s.s2a,o0o. In October. 1921, foreign shipments totaled S74,520 bales. worth s91,02S.000. F.
 Nearly 51,000 square yards of cotton cloths were exported in October as against 4,4sS square yards in October, 1921. The was $7.756.0oo. approximately $1,00o, 900 more than the value in October, 1921.
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the three-fold responsibility of the church in the vindication of Chris tianity, in the spiritual undergirding of our civilization and in the .mo oral liquidation of the war. The singing was conducted by Prof. A. L.. Boat right.
 The revival will continue during the remainder of the week and. a
 special Thanksgiving service will be | held Thursday night. Tonight Dr. Carpenter will speak on "The Trag- edy of Rejecting Christ"
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES New York, November 29.-Cotton futures
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

 New Orleans, November 29.-Something of holiday feeling prevailed in cotton to- day and trading plainly was restricted by the fact that there will be no market to- morrow. For a short period in the early session. business was fairly active, but later on the ring became much quieter. Covering by shorts furnished enough Of a demand in the early trading to put prices 13 to 19 points up, but after Jan luary touched 25.03. the demand let up and a gradual sag set in. Toward noon prices were at their lowest. declines under yester- days close of to 5 points with January off to 24.f0c. In the afternoon price changes were narrow and the market finally closed points up to points down, net on the day. January closed at 24.sSc.
 The early steadiness and short covering were generally set down being due to expectations of bullish ginning reports from private sources in the near future. The sixth ginning period ends tomorrow night and the weekly crop reports from the government today stated that picking was nearly over except in the northeast ern portion of the belt while private re- ports from Memphis claimed that picking would be completely wound up this com ing week. The inference generally made was that ginning for the sixth period would be found to be light.
 The export movement continued large. but while 1t caused comment, it did not lead to much buying. Clearances for the day were 2S,46S bales bringing exports thus far this week up to 133,605
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES
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nav GOODS

New York. November 29,---Cotton goods were steady today but sales were light. largest producers at prices 10 per cent above the low point of the year resulted in the ready acceptance of all offerings by the wholesale trades and did much to strengthen the general markets. Yarns were steady and quiet. Wool goods were quiet and firm. Silks were quieter. Bur laps advanced under the impetus or nisner prices and moro active buying abroad. I.inens ruled firm.
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Market Flashes

New York. November 2s.-Ths Borne scrvmser company. subsidiary of the Standard oil company of New Jersey. to- day declared a stock dividend of 400 per cent payable to stoci* olders or record Deeembr g..
 Berlin, November ss.-Ths Reichsbank statement for the week ended November 23 shows an increase in note circulation of 61,644, ,6s4,ooo marks.
 Nashville. November '2s.-lrhs stats utilities commission today denied the pe- tition of the Cumberland Telephone ana Telegraph company for emergency rates, pending the final hearing of the company petition for increased rates in Tennessce' which will begin on March D.
 New York November 29.-The strofn. berg Carbureter company today increaseo its quarterly dividend from S1 to $l.zb-
 Washington. November 2s.--A tentative value of SIG, 6,466.o 900 was fixed today by the interstate commerce commission on the property of the Georgia Railroad ana RankinR company This corporation, which is controlled jointly by the Atlantic Coast Line and the Louisville and Mash : vile railroad, has outstanding stock and bond issues. with par value or tssieN- 900.
 Santiago, Chile, November zs.-Generai business conditions in Chile during tne last five months 1t is believed, have snown some improvement over the first elk months of the year, although businesc mas been dull. Nitrate sales since July nave amounted to about 100000 tons, or wnicn 65o,9 900 tons were shipped
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pORT MOVENENT

New Orleans: Mddling. 25.25c; receipts, io.ss4; exports, 15,55s: sales, s2S; stock. 3ol. 1928.
 Galveston: Midding. s5.25c; receipts, 7.1ss; exports, s,45o; sales, 1,5so; stock. 477.o55
 Mobile: Middlng. 24.75c; receipts, l.41l; stock, 20.975.
 Savannah: Middlng 25c; receipts, 1,oss; sales. S03 stock. S1,772.
 Charleston: Receipts. 7b; stock. e0,13T. Wilmington: Receipts. ITO; stock. s2. POO. Texas City: Stock, 26.2o6. Norfolk: Middling. 25c: receipts 1860: i: exports, 300; sales. 625 stock. 113.449.
 Baltimore: Stock, 2.651.
 Boston: Middling. 25.45c; receipts, eo; stock, 5,70o.
 Philadelphia: Receipts. 75: stock. 4.2ss. New York: Middling. 25.45c; receipts, "A: exports. 2.ss6: stock. 4s.1s0.
 Minor ports: Receipts, 5.37s; exports, 5s7e: stock 7642.
 Total today; Receipts, e7.777; exports. ss,46s; stock. 1.1s2, 162
 Total for week Receipts. 15o.s7s ex- ports. 133.605.
 Total for season: Receipts. s.as4, ,4s1; ex- ports, 2.1S9,42t.
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corToNSEED OIL

was higher on buying for account of re- liners and short covering on the firm showing in crude. Closing bids were 10 to 20 points net higher. Sales 1S,6OO bar reIs. Tenders of 100 barrels. Prime crude, s.37k@s.5oc; prime summer yellow. spot, ss0Q1oc; December. 9.66c; March, 1o.o5c: May 10 2Oc all bid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-30
IIvrRPOOL COTTON

Liverpool November 2s.-cotton. spot. quiet; prices steady. Good mddiing, 14.77d: low middiing. 14.4Td good ordi- nary, 1s.s7d ordinary, 1s.57d. Sales of 5000 bales. including 2.5oo American. Re- ceipts, 4.40o, all American. Futures closed easy; November. 14.33d; December. 14.17d; January 14.05d March. 1S.S5d; May. f3.69d; July, 1S.49d: September, 12.96d.
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FnREIaN ExCHANGN

New York. November 2s.--Foreign e1- change steady. Great Britain. demand, A51M: eo-day bils on banks. 4.4sis. France, demand. 6.so; cables, 6.so; Italy, .f5h and 4.76; Belgium. 6.35 and 6.s6; Germany. .01h and .o1 5-16; Holland. Se. 54 and ss.57; Norway. 1s.s4; Sweden, 26.s1; Denmark 20.ss; Switzerland. 1s.b9: Spain. 15.s7: Greece. 1.44; Poland, .o0E; Czecho- slovakia, s.15; Argentine. S7.12; Brazil. 12.62, Montreal. 99 3-32.
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HANK OF GERMANY

Reriin. NoVember 29.-The Btatement Ol the Imperial Bank of Germany as of No vember p shows the following changesi Total coin and bullion increased bsS,oou marks; gold increased 1000; treasury and loan association notes increased 80. l13,- 77f.0o0 notes of other banks increased 6,143,00o; bills of exchange and cheques Increased sss51 q95,000: discount and treasury bills increased 1s,7s6,sb4,0 900; ad- vances decreased 7.0S6. 900; investments decreased s6.2s5. 900: other assets increase1 T.959.106, 900; notes in circulation increased 61 1644, ,6S4 900: deposits decreased 10.s30,- 404, 900; other liabilities increased 27.7sb.- slo.ooo. Total gold holdings 1oo4.s4e.ooo ms rLa
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LONG SIDEM THE STOCK LIST WAS
 THE MOST PLAYED
By Assnnlnisd Presn

New York November 2g-Speculattvs in- terests continued to find operations on the lond side profitable in today's stock mar ket, with the result that further sub stantial improvement was noted the gains points
 A bear raid on the Erie issues caused material recesslons in those shares and Temporarily halted the upward movement. The Fries recovered most of their loss,
 Some of the impetus for the later sd- vance was provided by tho brisk demand for high priced speoialties Fisher Body being pushed up t2 points and Liggett sories stocks influenced by an in crease of from $4 to s5 in the annual divi- former Allan Ryan property that stock advancing s9s points o
 Short covering operations undoubtedly played a big part in today's advance, Ad- ditionai announcements of increased divi- dends and the optimistic tone of the week ly Iron and steel reviews. however, had a cheerful effect on sentiment, some in vestment buying being noted in high-grade
 Oil shares again stood out in the indus trial list. California Petroleum getting as where 1t was 2% points above yesterdays 5 close. General Asphalt common improved points. the preferred s3s, and Standard of New Jersey 2h. Baldwin. American Locomotive Continental Can. Sears-Roe. buck, Beeehnnt Packing snd United states Steel all clos closed cain i to Fla higher.
 
 Some good gains were made in the Tn vestment rails. Louisville and Nashville climbing A. and New York Central, Union Pacific and Southern Pacific to nearly points. Call money opened at A per cont advance, but advanced to shortly after noon. A few scattered loans were made at per cent in the time money market. with the demand fairly active for accommodations at A per cent for all lnaturities. The commercial paper rate continues at "A per cent with out-of-town institutions the heaviest buyers.
 Increased export buying of grain was held responsible for the recessions in for eign exchange Demand sterling was quot ed around $4.51ss and French francs around 6 6.Ss. German marks wero quoted around 1 kc hundred. the weekly Reichs. bank statement showing an increase or more than 61,o0o. 100000 marks in circu- latton. The days total sales wore sss.ooo shares.
 Twenty industrials averaged s4.6 net gain 80. High 1922, 1oa.43; low; Ts.es. gain .e5. High 1922. 9s.9s: low. 73ts.
 sEx-dividend, .162.
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NEW YORK MONEY

New York November 2s.-Call money firmer: high, per cent; low. 4A per cent: ruling rate. 4ss per cent: closing bid. per cent; offered at 61s per cent. last loan. per cent. Call loans against ac- oeptances 4 per cent. Time loans easier; mixed collateral, 6o-so days, <% @5 per cent; four-six months, 4%6B per cent; prime commercial paper. A per cent.
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SPOT COTTON

New Orleans, November 29.--Spot cotton steady; quotations revised; middling un- changed. Sales on the spot. 325 bales; to
 arrive, 500 Low middling. 24e0c; mid ding. c5.c5c; good middling. 26.75c. Re- ceipts, 1o,6s4h stock, 3o1,923 New York November 2s.-spot cotton quiet Nfddling, 26.45c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-30
NEW YORK BOND LIST

New York, November 2s.-Following ara today's high. low and closing prices ot bonds on the New York stock. Exchange and totsi sales of each bond tih s1.ooo,:
 IL s. Bonds
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INFERIOR MOVEMENT

Houston; Middling, e5.2oc; receipts. s.so4; shipments. 7,236; sales, 1880; stock. 424.5s0.
 Memphis: Mddiing. 25.25c: receipts, 12,- 6oa: shipments. ls,s7s sales. 1900; stock, 17a.3s4
 Augusta: Middling. 25c; receipts. 1,oeB; shipments, 974; sales. 33: stock. 77.473.
 St. Louis: Receipts, 142o; shipments. 1b7; stock, 1s.367.
 Atlanta: Middling. 25.55c.
 Little Rock: Middling. 26.50c; receipts. s26; shipments, 2,0o4 sales, 664: stock. 63,253.
 Dallas: Middiins, 34.5ec; sales. a.154.
 Montgomery: Middiing. 2l.6sc; sales. 3ie. Total foday: Receipts, 35,sal; ship msnts, 2s.7l4; stock- 7sLot7.
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LONDON MONEY

London. November 29.--Bar si1ver s2 1-1sd per ounce. Money 1% per cent Discount rates. Short and three months bills. 2h Q2ss per cent.
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IRISH POTATOES

Chicago, November 29.-Potatoes steady: receipts. 46 cars: Wisconsin sacked and bulk round whites, 80 190c cwt.; Minneso- ta sacked Red River Ohios, 9o@a5c cwt.
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SPOT COPPER
LIVE STOCK

New York. November 2s.--Coffss. Rio Nc. :, He Futures easy: December. s.s3c; May, s.20c.
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Hubbard Bros & Co.

Members New York Stock Exchange, Nsw Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Pro dues Exchange. Associated Members Liverpool Cotton Association Orders so- licited for the purchase and sale of Cottou and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Special attention and liberal terms given for consignment of spot cotton for de- livery.
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SWEET POTATOES

Chicago, November 2s.-Sweet potatoes steady; barrels. Virginia yellows, s2,25: whites s1.25Q1.50 Tennessee Nancy Halls, s5c @sl.
 STEEL New York November 29.-Steel was un- changed.
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New Orleans. November 2s.--Cotton fu- lures closed steady at points up to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-30

Chicago, November 2s.-wheat: No. hard s12o6p1201a. Corn: No. ? mixed I73H @73%c; No. yellow, 7211 9T4c. Oats: No. white, 45A 945%c; No. white, 40 45c. Rye: No. g. s6Hc. Barley, sS@73c. Timothy seed. s6@6.75. Clover seed, s15@ 20. Pork. nominal; lard. ILLS; ribs. $il OF.
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New York, November 2s.-The strofn. its quarterly dividend from s1 to $l.zb-
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Chicago. November 2s.--csttis: Receipts. 1l.ooo: beef steer trade fairly active: un- evenly strong to 25c higher,
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New Orleans, November 29.--Rough rice quiet. Sales reported, 1.036 sacks Blue
 Rose at 3.S5c. Receipts, b,354; millers' re- ceipts, 6.354.
 Clean rice steady; receipts. 5c5 pock- cts. Sales reported. 17s pockets Honduras at 6%c; 3,6S4 pockets Blue Rose at $40 1-16c; 44s pockets second heads at Q2Nc; S52 pockets screenings at ss Q 1Ac. Bran and polish unchanged.
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polls. November ss.-wheat: No. northern. $1.fsA 9l.25%. Corn: No. 3 s7ss @4oksc. Flax: No. l. f2.44& G2.4s&. yellow, 6s$4 97oEc. Oats: No. 3 white,
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R.r,tn November 2s-Ths Reichsba ni statement for the week ended kovembe 23 shows an increase in note circulation of 61,644, 6s4,000 marks. s
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RAW SILK

New York, November 29.-Raw silk was extra cracks, $S.35@s.45: Kansai best No.
 1. ss.15@S S.22; sKansai No. filler. ss.1o@
 S.2o; Shinshu No. l. ss.o5 @s.io; Canton
 extras A 14-16, $7.67@7.9o; Shanghai
 China steam filler gold double deer. ssso
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PRODUCE

New York, November 2e.-Butter steady, receipts, 1,o12. Eggs unsettled; receipts. [8,5s3 cases; fresh gathered extra firsts. 6t a 64c; do firsts 55 @ soc. Chese firm !; receipts. 4s12; state whole milk flats fresh average run, 2fc: state whole milk twins, held specials. 27is 62sc.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
CASH GRAIN

CASH GRAIN tI
 Kansas City Mo-. November 2s.-Wheat: {: No. hard. st.12@11s; No. red, sl.2l Q |1.22. Corn: No. white. 7lhc; No. ? yellow. 73ac. Oats Higher; No. white.
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St. Louis. November 2s.--wheat: No. ber. ;l.17A bid; May, s1.1sh. Corn: No 2 yellow, new. 74@74ho; No. yellow, new, 71h @72hc; December, 71Sc: May If0%c Oats: No. white, 45h @ 46c; No Ia white, All d45c; December. 44hc: May,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-01

Kansas city, Me, May Stu, ), Bu,
tfau % Markets i-tsltis-Hsssiptss s.eaa
head beef steers opened stssdE 90 strong
ttasss weak best medium weights, hfs
HssnE SeaFiings numerous, steady 20
Asshl best. $685. other glasses STEADY,
gess, slow; several loads YesFiins h.ifnrs,
~ sss plain 10 good lt f,sH} fed
eass shove $500. most, ftkadssFsi top
Neelsfs. fia,hn, bulls, ttneu s. 90, rahs
hsIs sHd eultsFs, fsisGtsA,
ttass-NFeriptt is,ahh head, market
apfnFd siawi 100 TO lse iaNsF riassd
ialfly srtiSf, 90 10 iar iaN.F. bulk, lfa
asih Founders, iio2ahlp,a. sahH 500
pehdetss tleslDu 1875. nRs load ia pack,
rts. 80 49, hulk. ti0lkh 10 sns shippers
took 400 saNs around sg,n pigs Zoe 10
tag laNsFi hast tia5A,
sheen aud tsmhs=Re Receipts. 5000 head:
hillsh glasses steady 20 shs lower Texas
ssihsfss VI sas few light ewes. s..As sharn
lambs. noi native hprinsafs. SitSe
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New York Bonds



As~ faEk, May sl.-fTsdias IA ths
b0ad market tsjsy sss RstssaTshs, Chief
~ from the fact that practically sil Ins
Liberty issues said al par o. better on
very heavy transactions embracing ssfs
sFst iAdiFidasi lots af si,essees,
Ia the main the bad ltst sss sAssE'
tain, although taNestnasRt offerings
among lFaRspeFlslisns sai high sFsas ia
dastEisis ssEs disposed 10 strengthen.
That tendency also applied 10 mast sf
the tareisa loans, Mstisaa a. sHa 70 ss'
esptsi.
the feature at'ths Fsiissy aiyislsa sks
ssulhsfn faeillescsntTal Pacific salist.
eEsl trust ts That issue reacted slHias.
halt way from ils msteafle rise ef Over
II points on MendsY. fsliewins ness 81
the supreme court decision disssiflhs the
merger Of thess eempsAlss
Chesapeake k ohio Atlantic Coast
Line. Southern Railway and ~, Louis q
San Ffsneiseo issues embraced the fss >
lures Of fifmness and fshsthentd
NeFthsfn Pacific. ssahosfd. Reading snd
several utilities. Including American Tel
sRhonr, registered moderate tseesslens,
Total sales, par value, aggregated Va
SIS ana,
New undsFwFitinss Of ths day com
prlssd the Province Of Manitoba, gsst,s
200 per cent bonds New York, New
Haven 4 Hartford Railroad, " sse,eps 9
Per cent equipment notes. and q city Of
Norfolk tsssi,oo ~ to per cent loan
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Nse NsFk, Msg sl,~fhs iefsi nsss
faF rae sgksF Nss FigHssE saa ssts sst
meal SGbas saia W ~ s9fr HNst 80
freight, slMal 90 tfsr teF tsy1tltsss,'
sitR ssiss 81 sbaat ,eaee lpis sa.aissA',
triFgx.l FEsF~ gss : tste sails of 49,
~ lass - Phlnpplas islaaas % ",
al TenHsF AZ Arise asliNtisa stl.
JgHa stfiNsi fhH Ess sassf tass.ss
u,aFkst Nas fiImeF aa rHgrfiAs shd ess
10 ~ iFada shi ragniissina h9ess
prompted ~ chs stTthssb 10 ths So
maFket slaslns prizes NsTs Y" : pvs
Rst hishsT ~ aniy q pAlRt under the hsss
N lhs day iBit. : E.el September. .sssN.
nsFtmhsE. ahf, MsFsh, s,sF. -..-,.
The fiFmnsss ~ RAYS Nss sise tstlssa
~ refined sasaF when sstsfsl tellhsss
VsRred their list prizes 10 pssnlss 70 ~,
hasis % 5hs fat fine gfsaaistsd' tsNe
taaas IA change with tbs l.st nas f.hs
ias nam 8 sas u tfes. There vas =
seed iRastFg from hoth domestic sha ga
paFi iHiaFeats ~ ..s.,
Nsfinsi FUTURES nsmlhsil lniF, seesi
September, altrl December 4asts
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forsiHa Hands.
NJ. t.aui Live slack

South ~ Paul, Minn,. Msy al.-fu. s.
Bureau II Markets =-Ealtis-- Receipts.
i,soi head. market fairly sstiys, steady 10
strong on all cattle except sAnnsrs and
cutters. weak 10 slightly lower: few choice
yaai ling beef steers, ts,khaf.ss. common
"a medium beef stsefk. tssaus5o bulk
% sales. E.beMssb. butcher COWS and
h.ifsrs. mostly N,beas,sb. hest fat young
cows and helfers, sh,insi SEQ or better;
eanncrs and cutters, ts,soda.Ti: bologna
hniis. ta.snGt.s. calves. receipts. LOO
head market strong 10 sac higher: best
lights. Nsors's: few t3soe9s26; see.
onds mostly $500,
Hogs-Rse.ipts, s.0oo head: market $50
ssC lower: range. h.TSMin.Ts. bulk Of
sales fe1bfio60. good piss. fii.oo. good
40 to ls0.Ib feeders. sto.so.
Sh.ep-Roeelpis. 500 head; msrke, un.
evenly steady to soc lower; Gull lambs and
heavy sheep off mostly native spring
lambs, flt.00: best clipped lambs. $1,000, /,
culls down To $500; good iirht native
ewes. 81. SO: hcsyies. down to $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-01
Market, Financial and Industrial News of the Day
Chicago Grain
BY CHARLES D. MIcHAELs,

o"s8e "Fs bsess" ""ss
Chicago. May li,-Liquidation By
hslaisd longs was on in May wheat,
tu, buying by cash houses prevented
. bad break and al the last il show.
cd SIDE 10 , l'le lower than Mon
days finish with final trades At sl,i0
10 Sl.i7. Deferred deliveries
strengthened after al early break.
July closing l.se lower and septem-
bsr lie higher, Corn reacted sharp
ly after being lower early. closing
l-ee TO S-se higher. while oats were
unchanged to Use higher.
Evening up was under way in May
wheat from the start and il sold at
] lie under TO about le over the
July, with cash and elevator interests
persistent buyers OF the nearby and
sellers OF the distant delivery. II
was easier to trace the buying than
the selling, the former being OF an
excellent character Prices had
range OF J i-2c for the day. with the
iinish about the bottom,
g.. .I.. -.
WI" s""es'""~ s1m'
while the bulk Of the buying Of corn
was OF lacsl character. the undsrtone
was hrih tho greater part OF the day.
.ash demand showed Improvement and
the basis on spot Was slightly firmer as
.enpsfei with the July. while the after
planting movement ia not proving as
heavy as the trade anticipated. Receipts,
ilt cars, with shipping sales ls5, 600
bushels,
Heavy buying Of oats, credited TO lead.
ing local shorts. combined with rather
uhfaNorable crop reports. made il easy
70 bring about a short rally after an ear.
~ break. with September leading tho
advance. Domestic demand showed con.
SIDERABLE improvement, with sales OF
$4,000 bushels, including $4,000 bushels
TO exporters. and charters were made for
600. ooo bushels TO Buffalo.
Houses with seaboard connections were
persistent buyers OF July rye. May wss
weak under pressure from belated longs
good export business was understood
to have been put through at tho sea-
board.
Notes.
May deliveries in ALI markets went ont
today AT The Lowest prIsea IN montbs
hour ilauIdatIon v.s an heryiIy
aud the finish was a great dissnroInt.
ment 10 holders Of All grains Nav trades
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N. Y. Curb Bonds

New York, \, Y, Msy ii,-fhs stand
ard oil group tantiausd 10 demand most
interest on the curb today and continued
their upward movement. selling al ns~
high.
Expectations Of the announcement Of
IN. merger terms OF To 4 was effective
In making International Petroleum .
prominent feature. sales amounting 10
over $1,000 shares on an advance OF from
ss,, 0.T<r
Imperial oil Of Canada. which. se-
eofdins 10 reports, 10 to absorb iniefhss
tlsnai Petroleum, rose from tss 70 the
new hish Of isfh, There wss heavy
trAding in Standard oil Of Indiana, over
$4,000 shares selling at iss TO istas
The creates, gain was made IN KEN
lucky. which rose from 30 to ies, both
stocks making new hikhs,
Mutual Refining was tho most active
Of thS independent issues, about se,bop
shares changing hands at 81 TO ION.
Salt Creek Consolidated held strong al
iAN 10 itn. Garth syndicate was sgain
in demand, with trading at sA 10 81.
Mother Lode coalition mines company
reported ita production OF copper IN the
frat four months Of this year as over
q 600. 600 pounds, and greater than for
any corresponding period In ths history
Of the company. Buying Of Ray Hercules
new stock continuation advances that
work II under wAy TO enlarge the mill,
preliminary 10 resuming production.
New York. May determinations on the
New York curb bond market today were
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Nan Mark taffss.

Nsw FaFk May sl.wfhs msfAs, fef
esffss futures apensi 81 sA shsshss ~
"a 10 patnts ia response 20 fsFets ~
higher ntiFeis prices Ia nFsgll sad tsik of
smaller RTa Eillsu fsfethls, Ihsts ss
sama FesiigHs BY July longs snf sN..
srtiiHs at 30 sar, that delivery esssd OFT
,f.ady around snr 10 sts faF nsss.s
bsF, sith The market el"siRs net ! point
laNsr 10 pathls higher sales Nsts etlr
mated al abaut s,aAs base ttasiu
auatatians Iuil, 70 sse, September. s,Ase
aFt0bsF. e.5se' Isrsmh.t, sksgi jsnuF
ary e,shr! March AID May. s,nes
Spot Pnffe.. moderate demand hie 10
lie, santos u. lttpitnt lost snn
freight offers were generally siSshF stih
effsrs for future shlpmen, shsds higher,
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