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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-08
FLEECY STAPLE
COMES BACK FOR
HALF-CENT RISE

New York, September Tine cot
ton market recovered about half a
cent of it's recent losses today owing
to reports of less active hedge COW
erings and talk of better trade de-
mand. December contracts sold up to
21.97c Or a. points not higher. and
closed at 1880. with the general
higher.
The market opered firm, rs to AZ
points up on relatively firm Liverpool
cables and coverings. There was
some further southern selling or
liquidation. which caused moderate
reactions right after the call. the
offerings were less active than yss-
terday, however, while there was
good deal of covering and trade buy
ing on which the market soon turned
firmer. The volume of business
tapered off as prices worked higher
and after selling UP to 21.05c for
October and 21.13o for January. prices
eased off some 20 or rs points from
the best under realizing by early buy
ers or some scattered selling in an
ticipation that the market would
meet another wave of southern hedge
selling before the close. So far as
could be learned. however, the hedge
selling failed to develop in the eE-
pected volume and the market was
steady, with some of the later months
making new highs for the day in The
late trading. Private cables said the
advance In Liverpool was due to less
active hedge selling there and an
improved tone in Manchester. Local
brokers said they saw evidences of a
better trade demand around the To-
cal ring and there were rumors that
domestic spinners were preparing to
call considerable cotton around zoe
levels. Spot advices were conflict
ing, some of them claiming a firmer
basis while others said the basis was
easy. Much of the buying here was
attributed to covering after the
break of about $50 points from the
high prices of last week. Exports
today were 1880 bales, making 251.-
006 thus far this season. Port re-
ceipts. 1891. United States port
stocks. 404.5s5.
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PORT MOVEMENT


New Orleans: Middling. 20. soc; receipts,
1.o93 exports. l.46o; sales. 1865; stock.
Galveston: Middling. 30. $50: receipts,
SITS: sales, 1870; stock. lll.osS.
Mobile: Middling. 20.lSc; recsiptA 49,;
sales, s96; stock. 1875.
savannah: MiddlinE. 1860: receipts,
3,273: sales. Ss7; stock. 5000.
Charleston: Receipts. 161. stock. 2,1o3.
Wilmington: Kidding, ~. 76c; receipts,
-; exports. 500; stock 1896.
Texas City: stock, AL.
Norfolk: Middling. 7se; receipts. IL;
Baltimore: Stock. 1915.
Boston: Middling. 2o.sse; receipts, S.;
Philadelphia: stock. l,g41
New York: Middling. II. $50; stock. 73.-
Minor ports: Receipts. 500; exports. soc:
stock, 4.781.
fetal today; Receipts lasol; exports
1850: stock. 403.SSo.
Total Tor week: Receipts. 7s.17s; *
ports, 3B.23<.
Total for season: Receipts. $50; OK
ports. 16s.74S.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON
by AssnciatAd Preaa

New Orleans September 7.-Better ae-
counts from tho spot market put the price
OF cotton higher today. Expected pressure
from hedge selling did not materislize
and In the late trading disappointed shorts
covered and helned to put tho market to
its highest levels. October reaching up to
20.49c, while the list showed net gains of
40 to 46 points On the close October stood
at 20.46c, with the trading positions at net
gains Of 50 to AZ points.
The opening was higher, in sympathy
with . better English market than ex-
pected, while next to no hedge selling ap-
peared, the technical position appeared
much stronger, and the interior wired in
telling of q sitter spot basis. This was
claimed, not only in the western belt, but
in the eastern belt as well. In a short
time advances of 81 to 45 points were
made, and these were the highest levels
until the late trading brought another
buying movement.
Throughout the session there was almost
constant expectation of hedge offerings in
volume. attendant upon the large spot
trading being done In the Texas markets,
but no real pressure from that source ma
terialized. Hot and dry weather continued
over the belt and reports of crop de-
terforation in consequence came from prac-
tically all sections. After the initial ad-
vance . gradual sag set in. but at Its low
est tho market still was Z to 16 points
over yesterday's close. and in the last hour
it rallied strongly.
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New York. September Coffee futures
opened at decline of s to points under
scattered realizing. but soon firmed up
on reports of better spot demand. De-
cember advanced from $50 to s.67c, or IL
points net higher. The market closed at
decline of one point on September but
generally to 10 points net higher. tsales
1900 bags. September. sac; October
$3.50; December. January and March,
9.e6c; May, s.6Sc; July, $3.50.
Spot coffee was reported firm with a
good demand on the basis of 10Ac for
Rio rs and 1b@16hc for Santos As. Very
few cost and freight offers were received.
They included Santos As. part Bourbon. at
14.1o@14.25c for prompt shipment. and
Victoria Is and So at $500 for September
October shipment.
The official cables showed an advance
OF so reis In the dollar buying rate with
Santos unchanged and Rio unchanged to
so reis lower. Rio cleared 1000 and San
tos TATTOO bags for the United States.
Brazilian port receipts $4,000; Jundiahy,
1000.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Members New York Stock Exchange. Ne~
Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Pro.
ducs Exchange. Associated Members
Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders SO.
licited for the purchase and sale of Cotton
and Cotton Seed Oil for failure delivery
Special attention and liberal terms given
for consignment of spot cotton for de-
livery.
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BfNK or FRANCE
R,AxSnnInfn.I Prass

Paris September THE weekly state
rnent of the Bank of France shows the
following changes: Gold in hand in
creased 47i 600 francs; silver in hand in
cfeased G700o notes in circulation in
creased 5T4,lal 1000 treasury deposits de-
creased e5,7fl,00o general deposits de-
creased 10 96s 900; bills discounted de-
creased S73.109 600 advances increased
S0,s6l, 900. Advances to the state remain
unchanged at 9S,90O 600 francs.
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SUGAR
BY Associated Press

New York. September Raw sugar
was weak and Cubas declined to tho basis
of SAc cost and freight. equal to 1850 for
centrifugal. with sales Of 1900 In port
at that level.
There was another sharp break in the
raw sugar futures market. Final prices
were 10 to Is points net lower. October.
3.31c; December. $3.50; March, 2.1zc; May,
1.34o.
Refined weak, with all refiners at $500
for fine granulated. Refined futures nom
inal.
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RICE MARKET
BY Associated Press

New ORLEANS September Rough rice
at s.SaS4.obc.p esG sacks Mondusa s''n at
3.s5 @ 21c; receipts 1o.604. Millers re-
ceipts. 1888. Clean rice strong; sales re-
ported: $50 pockets Honduras at SIC,
l,209 pockets Blue Rose at 4G4hc, 4os
pockets Edith at &c, 77s pockets Carolina
at Ac, 8S4 pockets Early Prolific at 4%c,
75 pockets SECOND heads at 2sxc. Receipts
none. Bran and polish unchanged.
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BANK or ENGLAND

London. September THE weekly state
ment of the Bank of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve increased
1.04i. 600 pounds: circulation decreased
1,p39. coo; bullion Increased 1,64l; other
securities increased $1,000; other deposits
increased 13S34. 900; public deposits de-
creased IL, 600: notes reserve increased
l,043, 600; government securities decreased
10000. The proportion of the banks re-
serve TO liability this week is 1887 per
cent; last week IL was 1864 per cent.
k.lte Of discount. 8 per cent.
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ooTToNsEED OIL


New York. September 7.--Cottonseed oil
advanced IL to IL points early through
covering on tho firm show in other COM
modify markets, but Increased pit offer
ings met scant demand and at tho close
prices were points lower to net higher.
Sales 22.500 barrels. Prime crude, 6.T6c;
prime summer yellow. spot. Sc; October.
6.66c; December, 1900; March, 1900, all
hid
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LIVERPOOL COTTON
Nv AasoclntAd RrAna

Liverpool. September Cotton, spot, in
good demand. but business moderate: the
prices were easier. Good middiing 12.s5d;
fully middling. lz.7od; middlins 12.eod:
1850; ordinary 1o.S0d: Sales, 5000
IL. SOD: ordinary. 1o.sOd. Sales, 5000
bales. including $500 American; receipts.
1000 bales. including 6.2oo American.
Futures closed steady. September
i3.2sd; October. 1860; December, ll.sld;
January. 1854; March. 11.S6d; Nay,
11,77d; July, 1850.
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Ife REIGN EXCHANGE
ISA AssoI .iafel nrass

New Yorb september Foreign eK-
change eaa;er. Great Britain. demand,
4.5sM: cables. 4.45% 60-day bills on
banks t.4sh France, demand, LA ca
hies 7.75; Italy. 4.A and 4.34h; Belgium.
T.s51s and 1885, Germany. OF y and OF "a !;
olland. 1886 and. 1891; Norway. 1850
Sweden. 1850; Denmark. 2l.4T; switzer-
land. 1893; Spain. 1881: Greece. 2.S0; Po-
land. OH: Czecho- Slovakia. $40; Argen-
tine s6.37 Brazil. 1880: Montreal 9sh.
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NAVAL STORES

Savannah Ca. September 7.-rurpen-
tine firm. s1.1s@1.1sA. Sales. SIT; re-
ceipts. 372; shipments. 40; stock, 1929.
Rosin firm; sales 1861; receipts, l,44e;
shipments, z66: stock. s7.s4a. Quote: B.
D, e, f, @. H. $3.50; I, s6.25; X, s5.36;
M. $40; N, $500; VIC, $3.50: WV, $3.50.
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NEW YORK MONEY

firm: high, per cent: low per cent;
ruling raic, I per cent; closing bid, per
cent: offered at ~ per cent; last loan.
sis per cent. Time loans firm; mixed col
lateral 5000 days, 4A@4h per cent;
foar-six months. 4is@4M per cent; prime
commercial paper, ia @4h per cent.
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INTERIOR MOVEMENT
BY Associated Press

Houston: Middlins. 10000; receipts. 49,
lT6; shipments. s.24s. sales. 1924: stock,
110.s79.
Memphis: Kidding. 1135c: receipts.
1.os8: shipments, 1.o68: sales. 1880; stock.
52.43s.
Augusta: Kidding, 10000: receipts,
LIB; shipments. 1.473; stock, 61.S42.
st. Louis: Middling. 21.76c; receipts.
as; shipments. 461; stock. e,Te1.
Atlanta: MiddlnE. 20.7bc.
Little Rock: MiddIing. 2o.Tso; receipts,
1.143; shipments, 759; sales. 1885; stock,
1905.
Dallas: Mtddling, GOOSE; sales, 2f,0t6.
Montgomery: Middling, 2o.1oc; sales,
ST4.
Total today: Receipts, 1880: ship
ments. 1929; stock. 1890
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LONDON MONEY

by ASsOCINteU
London, September bar silver, S6Hd
per ounce. Money, 2 per cent Discount
tates: Short and three-month bills. "a
Q2l1-16 per cent
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ny Ab9ocloteQ fro8D
New Orleans. September 7.-Spots wore
steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot.
1855; to arrive 900. Low middling. ls.2Sc;
middiing, 2o6o good middiing, 2l.6oc.
Receipts. 1.oss; stock. 1895.
New YorA, September Spot cotton
quiet. Middling, 21.25c.
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DRY GOODS
BY Associated Press

Now York. September Cotton goods
markets were steady today. with trading
Of moderate volume In small lots. Yarns
were stendy with orders scattered. Some
Of the wool goods lines were advanced
moderately with strong price resistance.
Silks sold steadily. Knit goods were
bought in filling-in lots.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-08
CHICAGO GRAIN
By AsEOrIafad Prasa
CASH GRAIN
BY Associated Press

st. Louis, September Cash wheat, No
red. s1.1291.14; No. 8 red, s1.o8@1.1s
September 81; December St.01k. Corn
September soAc. December, 67hc. Oats
No. white. 4oc; No. white. 3s93shci
Sept ember, $40.
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ABuOCIuEtU
Duluth Mimi, September FLAX seed:
September. $2.35A bid: October $2.so%
asked: November. $2.2sh bid; December.
$2.24 asked.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-09-08
NEW YORK BOND LIST
By Associated Prens

New York. September Following are
today's high. low and closing prices Of
bonds on the New York Stock Exchange,
and the total sales of each bond:
H. q Rouds
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BAR SILVER

BY Associated Fro8D
New York. September 7.-Foreign bar
silver. 7ohc: Mexican dollars. $3.50.
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STEEI.
LIVE STOCK

New York. September steel. un-
changed today.
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BY ABBOC1ated FfeD0
New York, September Coffee Rio
No. 7. 1oAe. Futures steady; December
s.sso; May as6c.
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PRODUCE

BY Associated Press
New York, September Butter firm;
receipts 1875: creamery, higher than
extras, 4o@4oHc; creamery extras, 90
score sehc Eggs firm; receipts 22.37s
cases; fresh gathered extra firsts, IS @ 40c:
fresh gathered firsts. a40s7c. Cheese
firm; receipts, 3.317; state whole milk
flats. fresh specials. 22hc.
Chicago, September T.-Butter higher;
creamery extras. s7kc; firsts s20SSMc:
extra firsts. s4h 0sshc: seconds. so@ 3lc
Eggs unchanged: receipts. $500 cases.
Poultry. alive, unchanged.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES


New York. September cotton closed
firm, fodnv
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METAL.
by Associated Press
New York. September Copper quiet;
eectrolytic. spot and futures lao Tin
quiet; spot and futures. $s3s7. Iron
steady; prices unchanged. Lead steady:
spot, e5.oo06. Zinc steady; East ST
Louis spot and nearby delivery, 3s25
Anthony, spot. 1925 05 $50.
RAW SILK
BY Associated Pres
New York. September Raw silk
steady: prices unchanged.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES

New Orleans, September Cotton
closed steady at net advances Of 80 to ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-21

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til Ell at bans Sstre, Den mi belfienb.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-21
Wontdna.
&piube RI &auoioat for Magur.

Mrs. 2poia @pbers Ricbolion al
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for Iapor peo Yrim9rpalget
Marts. Sum err llben 5pil BEN ferite
apinoe / Wontana iegenoe bette Gn'
beoe. gnpalget ~foregaur noerlom De
fprifieQige politiIfe Eartler.
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pernsr Siron bar / iibite gieblif REQ.
set aibao Subrap, Tom iibite 5reoaa
i Butte Sengiel iflllbe bore b9ngt
for Ior6et paa Sligb 8ibion. Strat-
fem blen al @ltperneren formiloet til
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mere % mere fonrnen til BEN Sper-
bepisnine, Of bette life par noget
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6eIsreiienoe, Ser farer blot omfring
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&pinoe oe bar trltffet | benne Sorret.
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man bapt nteeet grpoeri meo at blipe
fpit en- 9ererinoe, iom 0iitriftets
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bar fuloltpnoig ufiellbt fonnlet til
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WtnneIota.

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ger, Ell 80 Iar gammel Sarmer oeo
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fpiit al lllpe. Sfrrtbben er / Ginter
bleoet meget nRrgaaenbe / bisie
Strpg.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-21

misipr, og at 8rpernsren neo oetli'e
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til at iPtte De TO Npno no Of Gmbe'
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nepnte &~asienangel og mmooet ON,
at ser gapes bam Sib og I~nleoniilg
til at %eritatte Sabet.
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@iScomTtt.
&raafen ipaar tibIia @aar. 6!

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s Nprbeoen al RbinelmCcr er Zee.
flere SIpffe al &raafer, % Den paa.
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bar facet iiffert guo ON Saar.
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q. Spaioap, en- / SibfoiD praftiierens
De fptnbelig 29ge, blep en- Iften faIot
no peb Selefonbuo, men fommen NOR
Oct Steo | en- af 9pens l%16fanter,
bportil bum bar falOt, bleb bum ODER.
folot, ilaaet ballot bepibItlss og fra-
taget DC $25, bun bauoe hos Jig.
9epartcmentsbntif ibranb. Sen
17be melbtes ira Wabiion, at &oms
bauier Separtementshltif OeriteoS
bar iaa omltrelt belt lagt / Iife efter
at babe ppret ibraro / benimoo "a
elmer. Cite 9ranomGno bar n9r
omfonune ullber neutrality-suspicious.
Den foreaaaenOe Scat, Oa Ell al De tore
8uSleoninger iprang. ollie omfring.
ligaenbe 9pgningers &ieloeretager
bar lat UNDER &ailo peo be p9loi9e
Strsmme, bpornleo oen b~r9noenbe
8pgning itaoig oDereiteS.
Surbring paa Sailitabs 9ipsasin-
rance. Wtrs. GOparo s. Sailltao,
Der forreIten MI iom Gnte bar giftet
Jig igien og bprer ct anoet Napn,
bar anlaat Gag moo ire iorifie0iae
Observation-Disclosures for at faa iig ilb-
bctalt Den SiusaSillrance, iom Mtr.
SailItao hapoe uotaaet o9 ~operoraaet
til jim Suitru. Observation-Disclosures
bar negtct at itObetale De betpoeliae
Slmmer, for bpilfe Sailitoo bapoe
laoet lit Siu usiurere, paaitaaenoe at
han life er 900 nlell oerimoo er ltlf-
TEN al meo i'm oafrc &ontorbame.
SallltaoS 6%prretning / Gau Claire,
Witltitone Manufacturing 60, gif
fauit fort efter bans Soriuinben.
eiusilaue erflrres nifploia. ssobn
u. Sobnion, o9iaa fienot ionl "9o9.
tin" Sobnlon, or al @llpernsr Blaine
blcoen benaabet efter / ii glar at bape
ionet for Ell Sorbrpbelie, iom 8uper-
ltsrell IN erflGrer beune iamnle
Sobn'on Ilct life bar begaaet. Ssobn-
ion bleu / 1911 ibsmt liuspariat
Straiarbcibc for Nproet paa Den Z.
aari9c Minnie Sembcracr al Waoiion,
men Oct laoer I'll at bore melt rhine.
Zig, at SigenS Saoer, Wartin Gem.
berger, orGbte benbe / Sioiigbeo oa
@reoe ioroi bun | llagtiombeo bapbe
Ipllot Oct 81 bun ifuloe bente for
ham. Saoeren erflGreoe Tia npIia
nlfploie, oa Sa9eu inoanfeoes for
Netten, % bans aopofater paabe.
raabtc Jig Den peo Ell Statslop Iatte
Stostrilt, oa iaabanne Saaer life
fnnoe alenoptages, % oen mpItiife
Sag bill maaife alorie belt opflares.
Dog paaltoar @%upernsren, at oct
nof'aa fart fremgaor OF Sobnion err
osmt n'fploig. Srllct nleh at bline
lnnchct crflGrebc ban iio oen @ona
'fploia 90 blcp nhcn pibcrc llnbcrIs.
9clier pco &cttcn iosntt liuspariat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-21
SQinotS.
1tbnggclia NHindie noiat.

l1bpsgelis NhipIie nbiat. Sors.
bag aioroe man / GountpfRne'!et
Chicago De iibIte Sorberebelier III al
benrette ben bs6Sbsr,te Woroer @ar'
ben Church, iom / l9ngere Sio bar
itrGpet meo at inpbe 8algen oeo di
iulte iis libel. Sor ipag til at saG
bleo ban paa en- Seltieng bro9t III
0sbsceIlen, bpor ban ifiilbe ttlbr,fee
De iibite foa elmer, 90 Der bar laa,
Tlaner til, of ban Srebag Wtor9eH
ifllloe irrres iait i Ell Stol 90 | nei''
lie beres til 8algen. Stoler nteo Dc"
osbsbsmte Sarge Ifl,loe iaa arlbr1ii'
ges paa 8alaens Saloluae og Oct DeIe
ilippes neo efter of Striffen bar dN'
braet. Wan Hap boe at llofsre oeF'
ne mere enc alminbelig llbp98ellat
Nilipelie - ialfalb bennc 8allg, loel
8upernsren i iibite Eieblif beororce
oen ubiat for at SorbrDoerers ems
i%orfatning nGrmere frnoe liloer'e
aes. 0cnne llnbcrisgelie ifiiloe paa'
beounbes allercbe Wanbag.