davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
For Decline Caused Recession n Many Fauorite Issues
October Figures
 On Cotton ( Consumed
By Associated Press

Washington. November 14.-Cotton con sumed during october amounted to 6s3,s5o running. bales of lint and ss.4os bales of linters, compared with 4s4,sl7 of lint and s5560 of linters in October last year and 4s5,S44 of lint and 5s.s5s, of linters in September this year, the census bureau announced today.
 Cotton on hand October at was held as follows:
 In consuming establishments 137aT7o bales of Int and s2l6e of linters com pared with 1,3es.13s of lint and 157.S7T of linters a year ago.
 In public storage and at compresses 4s2s, s02 bales of lint and 1s.s17 of linters, compared with 4.9S4.S31 of lint and 212,ss7 of linters a year ago.
 Active spindles numbered 55,sbs.e7s. compared with S4,2os.17s in October last year.
 Imports and exports not availaibls.
 Statistics for cotton growing states;
 Consumed during October, 346 436 bales. compared with 297,101 in October last year.
 Cotton on hand October s1 in consuming establishments was s55.esi. compared with 77<.S4s. and in public storage and at com presses. 4,124.5ss bales, compared with 4,677. POP.
 Cotton spindles active during October. 15.S31.959, compared with 15,3s1,e79 ir October last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
". Y. Curb Was of
 Watering Character
By Associated Press

New York, November 1.-The cure market today was of wsvering eharae- ter, and after the Hrst hour developed a heavy tone.
 The Standard oil issues continued to ds mand most attention, Standard Oil ef New Jersey first advancing from f1s ts 117%, but reacting after midday Stand ard oil of Kansas also was in continued supply and sustained & further declira. Imperial oil of Canada was strong for. time, moving up from 11S to 1I4H, but fsu back in later trading. New York vax strong in the morning. when It advanced from 573 to 5T7, with reaction later. The S25 par value stocks moved In the same way. the feature being Standard oil of New Jersey. which after moving up from 4eh, reacted to 5ss. ndependent Oil stocks were generally weak from the opening. Cities Service ranged in the first half of the day from 1s7 to 1854, while Gulf Oil sold down from 56 to b3h. Nam moth ranged from 43A to AZ. sale of Kirby Petroleum was made at new low record Of 2%.
 Schute Stores was the strong feature in the industrial group, advancing from 6s to 59h. Southern Coal and Iron was rub iected to vigorous raid around midday and 1t contended that seilings on u decline was for short account.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
By Associated Press


 New orleans. November 14.-Wide res actions from the advance occurred in cot 2 ton today as the result of heavy liquida- tion from the long side. coupled with new selling from operators who were looking for a, setback. In the early trading C1- tone was strong and prices at one time were S2 to so points over yesterdays close. From this there a slump until prices were 27 to 39 points under yesterday 3 close and the market closed at the lowest. December traded high 26, l0c and fell to 25.S0e. decline of exactly s4 a bale.
 Conditions of the afternoon were the exact opposite of those of the morning from being extremely firm, the market turned extremely soft. Early gains wei 9 due mainly to the favorable census bu reau mill taSings statistics for October, although a better Liverpool than due anl less apprehension over the Near Eastern situation were help to the market. For A while after the opening the tendency was higher but finally the advance was checked by realizing and once checked, the advance was not resumed again.
 No great headway was made with the reactionary movement until brokers here received news of failure in the stock market. On top of this were reports of heavy unloading of cotton by western op- etators Even following this the market gave ground only grudgngly for while, but in the afternoon selling became more general and all support was withdrawn. The tone on the close was weak.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
FIRW'S HAS INFLUENCE { ON DAYS TRADING
AssnnIntnd Prnaa

New York, November I4-specuIators for the decline forced reeessions of 10 todays stock market being aided by heavy liquidation by discouraged holders of long stock and the closing out of the accounts of a large brokerage house, whose failure was announced.
 The average price of both rails and in dustrials was approximately equal to the bottom of the June break. which marked the first serious interruption to the bull movement which began in 1921. Slightly more than one-third of the maximum bull advance has been cancelled.
 There was virtually nothing in the days news today to account for the acute weakness of prices. The election results possibility of unfavorable tax Legislation, the Turkish crisis, failure of the Berlin separations conference, the weakness or foreign bonds and the calling Of loans by some of the large banks all have had a cumulative effect in bearish sentiment.
 All recent efforts of bull operators to rally the list have been futile because of their inability 10 get the same investor back into the market.
 United States Steel, which establish ed new high for tho year al 111h about
 montn ago. ana % came dronnea to p0in5 Io2% today, later rallying to 103%, or lA points beioW last nights close. Crucible con tinued to yield in reflection of speculative disappojn tment over the annual report, weight showed a deficit of approximately ss.s 1000, today's net loss being a% points
 The sharp 3 point break in North Amer
  rsoint1nene over the form in which another distribution of the treasury is likely to be made to shareholders one report stat Ing that another stock issue was in pros pect.
 Low~prlced rails were subjected to. heavy selling pressure on the theory that their market condition had become apprecisbly weakened by the recent reaction. Dividend paving rails offered resistance, but later they reacted with the rest. New York Cen tral dropping points Reading s At lantsc Coast Line ,, and Atchison h.
 Mexican Petroleum dropped points on . small turnover, Houston oil continued In free supply, dropping nearly points. while Standard oil ot New Jersey, Cali roTnAa Petroaeum. and the Pan-Amer4can Issues wer@ off ] to 2 points
 Some of the additional weak spots were American Express American Car, Ameri- can SnlfS. Calumet and Arizona Jersey Central. Dupent. KrrSge. Scars Roehuck. and Untitled Drug. the declines running from { to 10 points
 Total sales were i-2sS,eao shares
 Call money opened and held at 5 per cent Time money continued at per cent with renewals comprising most of the nusamess- Iatfle new commercial paper IS <snrnang imtD the market the bulk of prime names comm smdimg At per cent
 wsae fluctuations marked the foreign exchange market early strength being followed by B period of acute weakness. particularly i'm continental rateA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
Prices Crumbled
 In the Bond Market
By Associated Press

New York. November 14.-Bond prices crumbled in todays bond market in re- sponse to further heavy liquidation. Re- newed weakness of foreign government securities precipitated the drop, French ss again falling to new low record.
 Scores of railroad mortgages dropped a point or more. Some of the outstanding weak spots. all at losses of 2 to 31s points. were the Erie prior lien 4s and converti- ble 4s, series D; Seaboard Ar. Line Rd- 1ustment 6s Frisco income 6s and adjust ment 5s Baltimore and Ohio gold 4s and Pennsylvania general 4s.
 Losses in the industrial group were not as extensive, although South Porto Rico Sugar IS sold off points and 'Cerro De Paso ss. Kayser HIS and General Electric 5s lia to points.
 Except for slight gain in the uncalied Victory 4%s, all of the United States gov ernment securities also shsowed substan- tial recessions which ranged from 10 to 4s cents on s1oo. The first 4s and first and second 4Le suffered the most.
 Total sales, par value, were sl4,162, 900.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
EARLY ADVANCE
 MET REALIZING IN COTTON MARKET
By Associated Press

New York November 14.--A sharp early advance met great deal of realizing or liquidation in the cotton market today and was followed by rather severe reactions. January contracts sold off from, 26 S5c to 25.74c. or 6l points and 32 points net lower.
 That delivery closed at the lowest with the general market closing barely steady, T to 45 points net lower.
 The market opened firm, f3 to 33 points net higher more bullish domestic con- sumption figures from the census bureau than expected, and relatively firm Liver pool cables According to the census bu reau the domestic consumption of cotton pared with 494317 last year. and these figures were regarded pretty closely In line with the buu sh view that require ments for the Aason would aggregate nearly 1000, 000 bales, including foreig n cotton and linters The firnfness of Llv- erpool and steadier early ruling of foreign exchange seemed to relieve nervousness over the near eastern situation, and the market showed considerable firmness, with December selling at 26.4S and March at 26.5l This made net advances or 23 to 34 points and carried prices back within Is or 30 points of the high of last Thurs day. Realizing became more active, how ever. and the early afternoon market was under continued liquidation and selling which was promoted by reports of less Der broke to 25.ssc and M8rch 2574c. with active months showing net losses of 20 to 37 points. The opening advance probably was encouraged by reports that the Egyptian crop officially esti- mated at A. 002, 900 eantars. or considerably under earlier figures Exports today were 26,057 bales making l,705,9ei so far this se son. Port receipts, S2,624. United States port stocks. 1,272z,3is.
 ... .- ~+.r .,on-ax4 ,.,,,rt-Dnc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
4 Good Diuiidend
By Assriated rrrss

New York, Noyemner ii.--fhe Reming ton Typewriter company today declared a dividend of s3.50 share on its first pre- ferred stock and It's first preferred series shares. The last previous payment on first preferred stock was made in April. 1921, when Sl.I5 was paid. Back div. dends accrued on this stock amount to sl0.50 share
 James R. Carney. investment banker; Alfred P. Walker and George K. Morrow of the Standard Milling company: Daniel E. Nooohull, pres e1t Of the American Bank Notes company. and Edward B Bra.e, president ofethe Pacific Develop nent company, have been elected direc tore.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
PriUate Wire News.
HUBBARD's LETTER

New York, November 14.--t Special. )-- Our market advanced sharply on the opening this morning on the replacing orders for those who sold out on the re- cent decline.
 The market met however. a great deal of heavy liquidation and this continued during the day. especially in the Decem- Der position, which gradually undermined the market, causing quite "a considerable break In the early afternoon.
 The market is very feverish and act tired We would not be al al surprised to see further reaction take place.
 January futures in Liverpool are due 25 English points down and March 23 points. -Huberd Bros. Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
Hubbard Bros. & CO.

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 consignmsut of spot cotton for d. livery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
BUTTER MARKET By AssOclnted Press

Chicago. November i4.--Trading in ths butter market was more active today, receipts and street stocks were lighter and the market was flrmer. Ninety-two score sold at 4s12c to 49c. and while q number of sales were reported at 4sLc e. at the close f9c was generally asked. The medium grades held steady to firm. and the under scores were cleaned up and practically ahalf cent advance. Fresh cars of centralized were in moderate sup ply and firm.
 Closing prices: fresh butter s6 score. S6c; S7 score, S7c ss score, 3Sc 80 score. 40lsc; 90 score 4ic, 9l score. 46 he: 92 score. 4Sc. Centralized car lots, S9 score, Ale, 90 score, fila
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
DN NVVT'S Ry Assoeiated Press
By Associated Press

TtNH
 New York, November 14.-Cotton goods held steady today with business less ac- tive. Yarns were firm and quite active, Dress goods also were firm Some staples were sold up and withdrawn. Silks were steady with the demand for novelty crepes full. Burlaps were steady. Linens showed constant improvement in demand.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
LIVERPOOL COTTON Rr rAasa~lnt.I D~n..

Liverpool. November 14.-Cotton, spot quiet; prices steady, Good middling 15.s4d; fully middling. l5.54d middiing l5.44d; low middling. 16.oad; good ordi- nary, 1t.54d; ordinary. 14.24d. Sales. 7,oot bales. Including 1000 American. Receipts si,oo0 bales. including 11.so0 American Futures closed barely steady; November ls.osd; December. 14.ssd: January, l4.72d March. 14.4sd; May. lt27d; July. 14.02d September. 13.43d.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
PORT MOVEMENT Rv Aesnciafad Press

 New Orleans Middling, 26.12c; receipts, 12.232: sales. 1.371; stock. 306,70e. Galveston: Middling, 25.s0e: receipts, 44.s92. sales, 1.9f4. stock, 552, 2s5. Mobile: Middling 25.t0c; receipts. s53, sales, sS; stock, 1s.739.
 Savannah: Middling 25.5oe; receots, S,S94; exports. 7277; sales 5i1 stock. s6,- sos.
 Charleston Receipts, 69s; stock, 5s,s7e. Wilmington; Middling, 25.50c; receipts, 959 stock. i2. .039.
 Texas City: Stock 29,o5o Norfolk; Middling, e5:75e; receipts 4,049; sales. 5Sf; stock, 97,727. Baltimore: Stock, 2,617. Boston Mddling, ze.S5c; receipts, 1ss; stock. 5.70O.
 Philadelphia; Stock. 4,1s7. New York. Mddling. 2sc; exports. 1,s97; stock, 61,es3.
 Minor ports; Receipts, 1s.s7s; exports. 16.S7S; stock, 1916
 Total today Receipts ss.sa6; exports. 26.047; stock, t,s7f,1s3.
 Total for week: Receipts 14s.sd5; ex- ports 66 6ls9.
 Total for seeson Receipts. 2,so4,sss; exports. 1.6s9.42S
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
PRODUCE Rv Presa

New York November 14.-Butter was firmer; receipts BOSS; creamery firsts, ss to 9l score. 49c., packing stock. current make. No. 2. 32i2 ease. Eggs firm; re cefpts. s.539 cases: fresh gathered extra firsts.s 5sT soc; firsts. 4s455c. Cheese firm receipts. S,53S.
 Chicago, November t4-Butter higher; creamery extras, 4sl5c: firsts, 37 F q 4oc; extra firsts 44@46iac; seconds, 35 I S6c 1; standards. 44izc. Eggs higher: receipts, 4.2ss cases firsts. 50G52c ordinary firsts. 70 q 45c: miscellaneous. 4504se; refriger- ator extras, 26d26nc: refrigerator frsts, 70 2, @ 20 nc, Poultry, alive, hlgner: towls' 14m 22c; springs zoe; roosters. 14c; tur- keys. 35c; geese. 2Sc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
Exchange Failure
Bv As.oriated Pre.s

New York, November 14.-Failure of the stock brokerage firm of Wasserman Bros. was announced today from the ros- trum of the New York Stock exchange Jess Wasserman, member of the firm. committed d suicide last night
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
INFERIOR MOVEMENT

By Associated Press
 Houston; Middling 25.75; receipts, 21.- 694; shipments. s3.1O6; sales. 579; stock. 436.552.
 Memphis Middiing. 2s.25c; receipts, s.1o7; shipments s.33s; sales, 4.2oo; stock. l69,3S5.
 Augusta; Nlddling. 25.50c; receipts. 2,Ss6; shipments, 1,162; sales, lso: stock, 73.7So.
 st. Louis Middlng, 26.25c; receipts. sO. 974; shipments. 20. s2i: sales. l75; stock. 15,l9s. Atlanta; Middling, 26c. Little Rock. Middling 25.75c; receipt 8, l.914; shipments. o59 sales, i ,4s9 stock. CASTE. Dallas. Midding, 25i5c. sales I.93s Montgomery; Middling. 26.Ssc: sales 54. Total today: Receipts. 65.075; shipments 63,SS9; stock 75g7S3.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
METALS
R .ASs-sciafed Press

New York November lA-Copper WAS xteadvs eAec1rwar1fe- spot and nearby. 1sSs 2, futuu,es lsEal4e- Tin easier; spot and nearby S2hSE@87s futures. Sss- Iron steahy. pr1eea unchanged Lead steady; sp0d. SE @E-f6. Zinc firms East St. Louis sped and nearby delivery. S7-Sg d7-s& An firnonr srtnf Sksh
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
C0TTnNSEED OIL

: FttS
 New York. November f4.---Cottonseed oil to- secure profits and selling on stop or ders. Crude markets were relatively firm but the poor showing In lard disturbed holders. Closing prices were near the low of the day and from 29 to 34 points net lower. Sales, 32.2oe barrels. Prime crude s,75c asked; prime summer yellow, spot a.ioc: December. 9.4sc; March. s.s1c: May, lcc all bid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
NEw YORK MONEY

New York. November 14--Can money steadys high 5 per cent. low, per cent- ruling rate , per cent closing bid- per cent- offered a1 D bh per cent last loan. E per cAna- call loans against acceptances. 4ia per c~nu- Tims loans firm. mixed collateral sN-se days per cent. four-six months. ! per cent. prime commercial pa per. A per csmu-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
COFFEE Hy AssOciated Preas

New York, November 4.-The market for coffee futures opened at an advance of to po'nts on covering. but the general tone of hea.market was steady with the close to points net higher Sales 25.- 800 bags. December, 9.5sc; January, s.4sc, March, a..7c; May, e.04c; July. s.soc; Sep tember, s.40c.
 Spot coffee steady: Rio Is. f0%c; San tos 4s, l5ml6kc. Cost and freight offers included santos ss and 5s. part bourbons. for prompt shipment at 13 e5Q14.30c and at 11.75c for shipments during the first half of next season.
 The official cables showed an advance of 32h l eis In Rio and net gains of 50 to 1b0 reis at Santos. The dollar buying rate was SO r-is higher but an early de- cline of 1-16d in the rate of Rio ex- change on London was, recorded. Brazilian receipts, +S.00o; Jundiahy receipts, 23o0D. Rio cleared $500 bags for New York and Santos s9,ooo for San Francisco.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
F0REHGN EXCHANGE

New Yur&. November IA-Foreign ex- changes aHrezm1ar> Great Britain demand. &AsWs cables A1FA, se-dsy bills on hanks HAM France. demand e.s25 ca hleSl 6sR: Italy, s-sa and 4s1; Belgium sl5 and &1TA: Germany, -e1 7-1s and .0ln= Holland 3s-S0 and sS-SSs Norway, rsAf. Sweden 2S-ss. Denmark 20-2d; Swdt5e1iamd- 1Ays. Spain 1s-SS. Greece. lsb. Poaand- -ARA; CEechasJorakia- SIS; Argentine. Sss8Ss BrzEin- LIS: Montreal lOo1A-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
POTATOES By Assoctated Press

Chicago. November f4.-Sweet potatoes: Market slightly stronger; Virginia barrels. yellows. s2.25 @2.50; Tennessee Nancy Halls s1.10G1.25.
 . Irish potatoes; Market dull; receipts, S4 cars; Wisconsin. sacked and bulk, round whites, No. 1, s9@9Oc cwt. Minnesota. sacked. Red River ohios. 500 sOc cwt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
SPOT COTTON

 New Orleans, November 14.-Spot cotton steady; 2 points lower. Sales on the spot, S5l; to arrive, 520. Low middlng. 25.2 i: middling, 2s12c good middling, 26.75c. Receipts i2,232; stock. sos. .702. New York, November 14.-spot cotton quiet; middlng. 26c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15

Savannah. Ga, November l4.-Turpen- tine firm. s1.as G 1. 50 sales, 700 receipts, 629; shipments. is6; stock. 1I.IS5 Rosin steady; sales, 71s; receipts, 2.4ls; ship E. F. c. H. I. ss.35; k s5.50;. NJ. s5.e5 N, $5.so;fWG, $6; wv s6.50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
rax SEED

By Associated FrcSS puauth MHmn-- November lA-Flax seed November. S14ssas December, $z-37h bid MAys $zSg asaea-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
CHICAGO GRAIN py AssocIatefl Press
CASH GRAIN Rv 4 red fSresa

Minneapolis November l4.-Cash wheati No. sl northern, si.15A @t.22A; December. s1.fSA: May. s1.t31s. cornss No. vel low. 66h 467%c. Oats: No. white, 37 A dse&c. Flax; No. 1, s2.6o% q2.02%.
 Chicago. November l4,-wheat; No. ? red S12a No hard, st.19@ t.2ek. Corn: No. mixed, 70A @71&e; No. yellow. 7t1s@79hc. oats: No. white, 4s% Q 45c; No. white 42% @4S&c. Rye; No. 2. s6lsGs7 Barley 61@6sc. Timothy seed s6ds.75. Clover seed. s15.5O @ 2o.6o. Pork nominal; lard. s11.2o; ribs, siO.75Q @ 1925.
 St Louis. November 14.-cash wheat No. red, sl.2a; No. 3 red, si.2b @ i.27i, December. s116& May, 1.i5. Corn: No. ? white. 72@73c No. white, 6ec new December G9c: May. 69as @sehc. Oats: No. ? white, AZ. 645itc: No. white, 44A 144ac; December. 44Ac; May, 43ssc.
 Kansas City. Mo-. November l4.-Cash wheat No. ? hard si.15G i.20; No. red. s1,1Tm11a. Corn; No, white. 72Rci No. ? yellow. 74c. Oats: No. ? white, Acc; No. , mixed. 41 q 45c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
SUGAR By Associated Press

New York, November 14.-Raw sugar was quiet and unchanged with spot Cubas quoted at &c cost and freight. equal to 5.5Sc for centrifugal. No sales were re ported.
 Raw sugar futures were .firmer on GOV efing and trade buying with final prices to ! points net higher December 3.7Sc; March, S3Oc: May, 3.4lc; July. s57c. a
 Refined unchanged; refined futures wHe nominal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
NEW YORK BOND LIST.
sx Assoc;atrd Pres.

 New York, November lt.-Following are todays high, low and closing prices or bonds on the New York Stock Exchange. and total sales of each bond Gin Sl,0oo).
 U. Z. ROndS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
SPOT COFFEE

New York, November l4.-Coffee: Ric No, ', 1o%c, futures steady: December 9.5se; May 9,o4c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
FokNzGN BAR sLyKR
CHICAGO STOCKS

- bf 1ksskDCfhIeU FrcAH
 Nvw York Nn9em Der 14--ForeiEn bar sil nars 65 Aes Mexican dollars- bBc-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15

ChfcagU N@semt,e 14.-Armour pre- ferred- ag5e Commonwealth Edison- 1sS; Diamond Match 11s1a, Mlddlewest Utiii- ties. 4hs National Leather. SA; Swift X Co., 1oS. Swift 1mterna tional. 1sS, Union Carbide s@A. United Light and Railway Ss%. WahOr b2ias Western Knitting. sA {; Yellow Manufacturing B. 197. Yellow Taxi. goA-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15

ChicaxrN November 14--Cattlez Receipts. II, oees sl@U, uneven. beef steers. better grade beef oows and stoekers and feeders
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
STEEL,
NAVAL STORES Nv .AssOcIatefl Isreas

By Associated Press New York. November 14.--Steel was un. changed today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
w,house Flee 7s... .iO7M lO7 lo7

Wickwire- -Spencer
 Steel Is ,..... 97 96i1 96 F, 15 Wilson&Co sf 7ias .1o5 1Q4 104 do cv Us ........ 96& 95 90 Total sales of bonds today were sls.~ 62000, compared with $4.S9s.0o0 pre-. vlous day and sib759,oo0 year ago
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
HcRsEs AND MULES

F.as; sf L-uis November lt.---Whil- 'rss active than usual the horse and irule market today continued steady: qlur tations unehanKea.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
By Associaled Presa

New Orleans. November l4.--Rough rice quiet: sales reported: 324 sacks Blue Rose, 3.s3ci receipts. ll.43l. milcrs receipts, ll.4s1.
 tNcan rice steady; receipts 9.ss3. sales reported; t,5ss pockets Blue Rose. 3% e 4c: i55 pockets screenings. 17sc.
 Bran, per ton $at. Polish per ton tss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
LONDON MONEY. slx Assacinted nr.e.

l London. November i4-Bar silver.
 s2 lb-lsd per ounce. Money. 2 per cent. | Discount rates: Short and three months lhilIs. 211-lsd.% per cent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
EAW SILK
A-lt " rttsh R~r Aax-~Susad Px~zu
LIVE STOCK

Ey AssDcSnfed Press New York. November 1A--Rar silk va, s1eadys prices umrhanged-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES
By Associated Press

New orleans, November 14.-Cotton fu- lures closed weak at net declines of 2'