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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-17
DAILY BUSINESS EDITORIAL
Tens of Millions in Early 1928 Offerings
Rv RICHARD r. JOHNSTON

THE of ndustrialy from standpoint
Il in reaped There thrills each ad-
that lead the advance the in the
achievement wrought by the advance.
reazatons of the first half of 1923 will include these
auditorium seating $500 Masons of all Alabama
look forward with keene to the early spring when this handsome
their spirit of enterprise will bring them thiher from
every nook and corner for its dedication
Phillips early offer
only
dedicatory but enjoy the of its large
auditorium for their assenbage purposes
The house costing land and building 100000 will be
That will afford the truckers of the that
with Birmingham which promises further
the living produced home
among coming service
fifteen miles the lock H.
With installation Alabama will have the water for homes
and industry available
While Woodrow Wilson will not be completed 1928 the work
building going the first half of the
with believe that further appropriations will be
nation VIII consent tuher IN
authority the generated
is dispensed for mankinds benefit
completion proposes
the Tapoosa the construction that
will be than
that of Mitchell The development Of Aabama in 1928
will be standing and continuous order
outstanding industry per
first half by coming the $2500000 plant of the Lehgh
Portland and the similar plant of the Phoenix Port
Cement These plants the
third this
territory they Of this business of
distributing advantages
Alabama
and steel and other industrial plants Birmingham These
claims both regularity of supply smoohness
operation.
per plant
poraion will n about the time
Of items. Others
mentioned in this Notice the symmetry this
veopment all on solid foundation and of
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NEW YORK corroN FUTURES
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
Nv Assoeiafed Press

New Orleans November 16.r-Extrems
weakness featured the trading in cotton
during a good part of the session today.
Toward the end of the day the active
last quotations of yesterday. The close
was at net losses of "a to 100 points. De-
eember fell off to 2450c and closed at
a4.65c. Liquidation Of long contracts fur
nished the greater part OF the sellihg
pressure and. to all appearances, much
buyers.
on the opening. the tone rather
soft but after declines of 2 to 30 points,
effective support was offered and prices
recovered to within l to points of yes
terday's close, December coming back to
25.4sc. These were the high levels of the
day Early declines were due to poor
ca bles and an unfavorable opinion of Ger
man political news, while the recovery
was caused by a private bureau estimate
vember IA. a total we'll under average ex-
pectations. For while the market was
steady under the influence of these figures.
The second and prolonged downward
movement in prices seemed to have Its
start in heavy unloading by longs, APP
parently of contracts bought during the
rapid rise of yesterday. This selling per-
sisted and encouraged traders who have
been looking for a reaction to put out
new lines of shorts. Much WAS made of
the quiet in the spot department and of
reports by exporters that while they had
sent cablegrams all over Europe. no new
business had. resulted. This offset the
fairly large export movement of the dav,
.0lS bales. the point being made that
the exports were the result of old bust
ness
In the late trading, values crumbled
away rapidly, but just the close tho
tone was somewhat better and upturns
from the bottom of a few points occurred.
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BY Associated Press

New York, November 16.-coffee flu
lures were higher today on more buliish
advices from Brazil. There was a sharp
advance in Rio exchange rates. The mar
ket opened to IA points higher and the
closing prices We're within point or two
OF the best at net advances of II to Is
points Sales about 5000 bags. including
exchanges. December, 9.76c; January,
9.66c; March. 9.46c; May, 9.25c. July.
s.a5e; September S,53e.
Spot coffee steady; Rio Is, 1OSs @t0s.c;
Santos As, 15415Ac. Cost and freight Of
fers generally higher, including Santos IS
and 5s, part bourbon, at 14.10@1445c for
prompt and at 12.10c for deliveries ex
tending over the first half of next season.
Rio Is were quoted at 1o.l0c, American
credits.
Owing to the holiday yesterday, there
were no early cables. but special cables
showed net advance of 225 to 800 refs
in the Rio market with decline of go
reis in the dollar buying rate andgan adj
vance OF lsd in Rio exchange on London.
The Santos market was net rs refs lower
to 200 reis higher
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RECOVERY STILL
IN PROGRESS IN
STOCK MARKET
By Associated Press

New York. November 16-The stock
market made further recovery from its re
cent acute depression i'll the early part q
today's active and varied deals but feli
back sharply later. Dealings Mere lafRels
professional and suggested more gen
eral readjustment of traders contracts
Sentiment IN speculative circles seemed
to be sustained at the outset bN Yester-
days many declarations Of dividend dls-
Of production in basic ndustrials and en-
mulatfve evidence of Increased activity IN
many lines of business.
Money conditions also favored the mar
ket's conservative side. All loans opened
at S per cent but eascd to " per cent pc
fore noon and 4 per cent IN the tlnAl
hour result Of the flood Of offerings
from local and interior financial lnstltu-
tious. Rates for time accommodations
were unchanged but funds. especially Tor
the shorter dates We're in good supply.
Leaders Of the steel, equipment aud mo-
tor divisions as featured By Emitted states
Steel Baldwin Locomotive and Stnde-
bal,er made their usual substantial con
tributions to the session at forenoon gains
of TO points but these we're more than
Cancelled later.
Rails did not figure TO an important ex-
tent in the days business, although au
ters of transportation reported a continue
tion of heavy tonnage movements to tide
water and points Of distfii il
Some of the Junior rails which are not
meeting their fixed charges were under oe-
Movements Of oils were confusing. Cen
erai Asphalt, for example being the OBJ
iective of another severe drive on ia
mlliar rumors of adverse financial con
ditions. Other foreign oils were ifrega-
lar or uncertain, with many Of the do
nestle group.
Shippings reported the markets weakest
side, International Mercantile Marine pre-
ferred soon reactng from its firm open
ing and suffering extreme decline of al
most points to A q. Offerings OF this Is
sue. which ultimately affected related
shares were attended by rumors that the
Washington administration might feel CON
strained to modify perhaps abandon its
ship subsidy program.
Close Was Heavy
Tone of the market at the close was
heavy. verging weakness. Further
heavy liquidation OF the Independent
steels. Asphalt, Marine preferred and In
dustrial Alcohol finally extended to United
States Steel, American Can. Corn Products
and numerous specialties. Net losses
ranged from to points among popular
stocks. Sales amounted to 100000 shares.
Pronounced strength was shown by Eu-
ropean currencies, sterling rising over /
cent, presumably on the outcome of the
British election. The Paris rate was at it's
highest level In over fortnight. Italian
and Belgian remittances rose appreciably
and German marks were fairly firm. de-
spite latest political and economic devel-
opmeDts in that country.
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HIGHEST PRICES
OF SEASON FOR
GRAIN DELIVERIES

Chicago. November f6.-Although orOs l.
entg OF general speculative interest today
led to the highest prices 1t this sea
son for all deliveries Or gain except De
eember wheat, heavy profit taking sales
brought about q subsequent reaction
Wheat closed unsettled at .ssc net decline
to Sc adva nee. with December s1.19A to
t.f9ss and May Sl16ts to S1.tsts. Corn
finished unchanged to nc higher, oats IN
changed to nc Off. provisions varying
from &c lower to l5c gain.
Selling of wheat in the last part OF the
season appes red to be based largely on
gossip that after three days advance some
setback to be looked for. Besides,
export conditions at the east 50 id to
be bearish, New York. Philadelphia and
Baltimore facilities being talked OF az
practically blocked. with no shipping di-
ton. Offerings here, hewever. were readily
bsorbed.
interest Large
Commission houses reported the largest
general speculative interest in months md
It was to this fact chiefly that the early
corn values had additional stimulating
effect. as did reports that flour mills were
picking UP cash wheat.
Assertions that rural holders of corn
were showing increased disposition to
await higher prices gave the corn market
impetus upward Big demand from feed
ers Continued from sections where the crop
liberal receipts.
sharp reduction in stocks Of lard here
tended to make the provision market
average higher.
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HICAG0 GRAIN
BY Associated Press


Chicago. November le.-wheat: No. 2
red, sl;3oA; No. hard s1.211s Q1.22A.
Corn: No. mixed, 73D73%c: No. yell
low, 7a@74Ac. Oats: No. white. $50
46Ac; No. white. 43s. @45c. Rye: No.
2, 90lac. Barley 62mssc. Timothy seed,
6q6.75. Glover seed $1,000. Pork, nom
inal; lard, s11.30; ribs s1o.75@l2.
st. Louis November 1e.-cash wheat:
No. red, s1.S1; No. red, s1.249127;
December s1.17%; May 1.15M @1.15%.
Corn; No. yellow. 74tsc; No. 2 yellow.
She; December 1850; May 7ossc Oats:
No white, 46c; No. , white. 454 Q451a
December, 45Ac; May. 44hc.
Minneapolis. November 1s.-cash wheat
No northern. s1f7A G1.26h December,
Si15A May, SHAY. Corn: No. vel
low. 67% I69Ac. OATS No. 3 white 81 IS
q 40hc. Flax: No. l. s2.51@2.53.
Kansas City Mo, November 1s.-Cash
wheat; No. hard, $1.1sG122: No. 2 red
SllSG LEO. Corn: No. 2 white, 74c: No.
yellow. 76c. Oats: No. 3 white, 46h C;
No. mixed. 44@45c.
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Crude Oil Production
By Associated Press

New york. November t6.-The daily av-
erape gross crude oil production of the
1Tnifed states Increased 25.200 barrels for
the week ending November II; totalinE
/ GAO 400 barrels, compared with LID
coraing to the weekly summary OF the
American Petroleum institute. The daily
average production east OF the ROCKY
p,annfains was f195 400 barrels. COM
pared with 1860 barrels. an increase OF
30 200 barrels. California production was
Az 600 barrels as compared with 4a0iU00
hagrels. a decrease of 5000 barrels.
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BANK OF ENGLAND

London. November f6.-The weekly
statement of the Bank of England shows
the following changes: Total yeserve in
creased 621 900 pounds sterling; circula-
ton decreased 617 900; bullion increased
3. sos; other securities decreased 1,74e,0o0;
other deposits increased 3.08l,00V; public
deposits decreased 1881, 900; notes re-
serve Increased $40, 900; government securi-
ties increased S76, 900. The proportion of
the banks reserve to liability this week
is 1860 per cent: last week it was 1893
ner cent Rate Of discount. 8 per cent.
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COTTONSEED OIL
Nv AaEtn.lafed preea

New York. November 16.--After ad
vancing 9 to IA points in response to
higher lard and the relative firnness OF
crude as we'll as tallow and greases. cot.
tonseed oil reacted somewhat under scat
tered liquidation induced by the down
turn in cotton. Closing bids were to
points net higher. Sales, 26,S00 barrels.
Prime crude. $500 sales; prime summer
yellow, spot, $500; December. 9.67c;
March, l0.o1c; May, 1o.17c, all bid.
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Hubbard Bros. & co.

Members New York Stock Exchange, New
Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Pro-
duce Exchange. Associated Members
Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders so
iicited for the purchase and sale of Cotton
and Cotton Seed OH for future delivery.
Special attention and liberal terms given
for consignment of spot cotton for de-
livery.
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PORT MOVEMENT
fsx Associate1i Press

New Orleans Mddling, 25.o0es receipts.
1859; exports. 1850; sales. 2.eST; stock.
sos. 900.
Galveston Middling. 95a5c receipts.
H. S07. sales 432: stock. 550,S52.
Mobile: Mlddling. csc; receipts. 80;
exports, s.s3s; stock 1901
Savannah Midding, 25c. receipts. 1881 (;
exports. ASIA; sales. is /; stock, s4.244
Charleston: Receipts 437; stock. 5s.20s.
Wilmington: Mddling. 25.25c. receipts.
$50: stock, so,7l2.
Texas city: Stock $3.50.
Norfolk Middling 2s.ssc; receipts.
2oss: exports. 500. sales. 53s; stock, 1ol, :
ISL.
Baltimore: Stock, 2,6i7.
Roston Middlng. a6.s0c. stock. 500.
Philadelphia: Receipts. so; stock. 4242
New York; Midding, 25.50c. receipts,
$50: exports, 1900. stock, $500
Minor ports; Receipts. 1916: exports.
else: stock. 7,3l6.
Total today; Receipts. 4s.3s5. exports.
si.0ls: stock. i.25s,sass
Total Tor week Receipts. 223s15. ex-
ports l46.29a.
Total FOR season Receipts, Aa7a 656;
exports l169,53S
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Dealing Largely Professional and Suggested General Reaustn
Building Operations
Shcw Much Activity

New York. November l6.-BuHFing ops
erations show increased activity for this
season of the year. according to Brad
streets report issued today and based on
returns from l61 out Of 1854 cities. For
oetnher building expenditures totaiea
5000 $50 1874 as against t97,e26.49s for
Ser,tember 1922. and total of s165 536,-
5hb for October. 1921.
only two groups Of cities. southern and
western show a decrease in building oper~
atoms in October 1922. as compared with
ever snow an increase in October this
wear over building expenditures in Octo-
ber 1921.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York Nocember 16.-Foreign ex-
changes firm. Great Britain. demand.
4.47a cables, A,47ss; eo-day bills on
banks. AS 1-1e. France demand. 6.s7 !;
cables. 6.9S Italy. Al and 4.72; Belgium,
6.4T and Gas; Germany, .01 7-l6 and OF Z /;
Holland 1920 and 1925; Norway. 1880;
Sweden. $3.50; Denmark. 20.19; Swtzer-
land. 1892 Spain, 1926; Greece. las: Po-
land, .00ss; CzechoslovRkia. $50; Argen-
tine, 3612; Brazil. 12 Montreal 100 s-32.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON
nv Aaaortated Presa

Liverpool. November 16.-Cotton, spot.
limited demand; prices steady. Good mid
ding, l6.4sd; fully middling, 1894; mid
ding. 15.29d low middling. 14.s4d; good
ordinary, 1439d; ordinary, l4.05d. Sales
of 5000 bales, including 3,200 American.
Receipts We're $4,000 bales, including 49,
500 American. Futures closed easy. No
vember, 1475d; December. 14.5bd; Janu-
ary. 1900, March. 14.1sd; May. 14.o4d:
July 1920: September, 1S.3od.
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BANK OF FRANCE

Paris November 16--The weekly state
ment Of the Bank of France shows the
following changes: Gold in hand increased
204. GOO francs; silver in hand increased
PA. 600; notes in circulation decreased 693.-
$4,000; treasury deposits decreased al,
A64, 600; general deposits decreased IL
o16,000; bills discounted decreased 30
$4,000; advances decreased 1920 900 The
state repaid the bank 700, 600 600 francs.
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NEW YORK MONEY

:,
New York, November 16.--Call money
easier: high, per cent? low. per cent
ruling rate, per cent; closing bid. 4 per
cent; offered at 4 u per cent; last loan. 4
per cent. Call loans against acceptanees
per cent. Time loans firm; mixed coll
lateral, 60-90 days, per cent; four-six
months. per cent; prime commercial pa
per 4% per cent.
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SPOT COTTON
Nv Associated Press

New Orleans, November l6.-Spot cotton
steady, 81 points lower. Sales the spot.
l115s; to arrive 1,62s. Low midding,
2463c middling. 25.60c; good midding.
26.13c Receipts, 1850: stock, S0s.904.
New York November 16.-Spot cotton
| quiet Middling, 25.50c.
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RAW SILK
u-Aaso,iat.d prae.

New York November 16.--Raw silk was
easier. Prices per pound Kansai double
extra cracks. sS.5oQs.60 Kansai best No.
T. ssS6Gs40; Kansai No. / filler, $3.50 70
s.S5; Shinshu No. /, 1925 $40; Canton
extras 14-ts, s7.so@si Shanghaf-china
steam filler gold double deer. $4,000.
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BY Associated Press

New York November 16.-Raw sugar
was firm and unchanged at 3%c for
Cubas cost and freight, equal to 5.5Sc
for centrifugal with no sales reported.
Raw sugar was firmer active covering
and buying by Wall street an houses with
Cuban connections Final prices were :
to 10 points net higher. December, a.s4c;
March, 336c; May, 3.50c; July, 3.6Ac.
Others unchanged.
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CHICAGO STOCKS
Nv Associated Press

Chicago. November 16.--Armour pre-
fcrred. 9es Armour Leather. 12M; Com
monwealth Edison. 1876 u Diamond Match,
120; Libby Mcneil, 7&. Middle West
Utilities, 45ia National Leather sly j.
Swift & Co. 107k; Swift International.
20; Us1on Carbide, 60h: United Light and
RAJ way, CO., yellow Manufacturing Is,
a. Yellow Taxi. IL
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DRY GOODS
Nv Associated Press

New York, November 16.-cotton goods
markets We're steady but quieter for the
day, prices being firmly maintained. Yarns
were firm. Raw silk was slightly higher
Burlaps advanced sharply at Calcutta
Wool goods for fall season were tending
higher.
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METALS
IL.

New York, November 1s.--copper steady
electrolytic. spot and futures. 1873 @1tc.
Tin easy; spot and nearby $40 50@se.62:
futures, ss6.75. Iron steady; prices I'M
changed. Lead steady; spot. s7Q7.95.
Zinc firm; East st. Louis spot and nearby
delivery, $7.3047.40. Anthony spot,
s675
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NEW YORK BOND LIST
Rx Assoc.alcl Press

New York. November l6.-Following are
today's high low and closing prices Of
bonds on the New York Stock Exchange
and total sales OF each bond Gin $1,000;
L. S. Bonds
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INTERIOR MOVEMENT
nv Assoeiat ed Press

Houston Middiing. 2s.2oc; receipts. IT,
escs shipments, 23si4i. sales. ECO; stock,
44tT2s.
Memphis; Middling. 25.7sc; receipts IL
ei9; shipments. 1i.sss. sales. $500 stock.
tl7o,Ia5.
Augusta: Middling e5c: receipts / a7o.
shipments e,12a: sales. 2s2; stock 56 5si.
ST. Louis Midding. cease receipts
4313s shipments 40as; stock l5I2S.
Atlants MiddiMg. $500.
Little Rock; Mddting 25.5ec: receipts,
s.ss3 shipments, 2.576. sales. ST.; stocs.
s4.oTa
Dallas: MiddIng 2475c: sales, i, sss.
Montgomery: Mddling. 2t.7sc.
Total today Receipts. $3.50 ship
ments. 4s.G2S; stock s6s.sI9
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NAVAL STORES

Savannah, Ca. November 16.-Turpen-
tine firm, s1.5i% sales. S65; receipts
321: shipments, 1865; stock, 11,7S1.
Rosin firm; sales 4,225: receipts, ftS9
shipments. 757; stock, ss,771. Quote: h
ID, E, r. G. H. 1. s5.25a5.30: X, $3.50 %
5.45. NJ. $500; N, s5.75; VIC, 1896 @ 8
WV, s645@6.6o.
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Cement Dividend
Rx A ssnciated Press

New York. November 16.-The lnterna..
tionai Cement corporation today increased
ito quarterly dividend on common stock
from 62lsc to 95c. The regular quarterly
dividend of l * per cent on the preferred
stuck was also declared
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IRISH POTATOES

Chicago. November 16.-Irish potatoes
steady; receipts, Al cars; Wisconsin sacked
and bulk round whites s0@ soc cwt.; Min
nesota sacked sandIand Ohlos, 76c cwt.
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LONDON MONEY

London, November 16.-Bar silver 32t 4
per ounce. Money 2 per cent. Discount
rates: Short and three months bills. rs
a. l1-16 per cent.
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by Associated IresS
Duluth, November 16.-Flax seed: No.
vefnber. s2.4sl4: December. $40 asked +;
May, $2.34 asked.
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New York. November 16.--Butter steady:
receipts, $3.50; creamery frsts. IS to 81
score, soy q 4sc. Eggs firm receipts
S.oSS cases. fresh gathered extra firsts
SIS q SIC; firsts, 50957c. Cheese firm; re-
Iceipts 2.666.
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BUTTER
BY Associated Press

Chicago, November 16.-Very light sup
plies, together with fair demand in the
butter market, resulted in extremely firm
conditions today. Though not in the mar
ket for large quantities. buyers were
anxious to supply their needs and sellers
fearing that the stocks would run below
the requirements of their own customers
We're holding very firmly. In fact, some
tional supplies. All grades OF fresh, in
Guiding centralized lots. We're cleaned
up. Storage butter was in fair demand
with stocks firmly hele. Closing prices,
fresh butter; sc score. 36c: 81 score, 3Tc;
So score Sslac; SO score, 41tac; 90 score
45 lac; 81 score, 4Sc; 80 score &c. Gem
trallzed CARROTS: SO score, 42c; 80 score,
451ac.
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BY Associated Press
New York, November 16.-Coffee: Rio
No. 4 10 Lie; futures firm; December
9.76c; May 9.25c.
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PRODUCE
BY Associated Press


Chicago, November 16-Butter higher;
creamery extras, 4sc; firsts. 3SQ4llac; ex-
ira firsts. 45@47iac: seconds $50 3Tc;
standards. 45c. Eggs higher; receipts,
1850 cases; firsts 50@54c; ordinary firsts,
40 "a 45e; miscellaneous 45950c: refriger-
ator extras, 270271sc; refrigerator frsts.
IS 625isc.
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FOREIGN BAR SILVER


4fhsOVTHttu TtsH
New York. November 16.-Foregn bar
silver. case; Mexican dollars. 4shc.
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II wilson&Co 7iss.lo5 losss lo4ns
ii do CIV 6s ...-.,.. s5 s+ia "a =
II Wis Cen gen 4s... 65 90 IS
Total sales OF bonds today were sl7,
557 600 compared with s14,sS3,000 pre-
vious day. aud SIS $4,000 a year ago.
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RICE
H. A.~nc-nfal Rress

New Orleans November 16.-Rough rice
quiet; no sales: receipts. 1903 millers re-
eeipts. 1909.
Clean rice steady; receipts, 1925. Sales
reported; Jas pockets Honduras. sac;
S,239 pockets Blue Rose, 3 1S-i6W4isc; 1f$
pockets second heads. alsc; coo pockets
screenings. sc. Bran. per ton, SEA:
polish per ton, $50.
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Ky Associated Press
Chicago. November 16.-Sweet potatoes
steady; Virginia barrels, yellows mostly,
$3.50; Tennessee Nancy Halls. $1.25G1.S5.
steel.
By Associated Press
New York. November 16.-Steel was un-
changed today.
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Chicago November 16.--Cattle. Re-
ceipts, 1900, good and choice corn fed
steers steady; others dull; tops lower.
Ton heat eteers
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THE nduay and from civic standpoint
There thrills in each ad
that lead the advance the next in the
achievement wrought by the advance