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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21
HoaYAN LEHET sovlLNYon
NIq

A test k0versege alatt a zsir
Macy mennyisegben yalo felhalmo
zodasat ertjiik. ETA testre ma
gyon hatranyos, inert anhak moz-
gekonysagat lenyegesen cs0kken-
ii es altalaban hatranyos befolyas-
sal van az egyen egesz fizikai ele-
tere. "A kover ember olyan hety-
zetbe iutott, melybol nehez, me-
nekiiles.. 'Mennel4 k0verebbl ugyanr
is valaki, ANIMAL kevesebb testmoz,.
CAST vegez es mennel kevesebb
testmizgast vegez, anal k6verebbe
Walk. ~
A Observation-Disclosures sfatiszti-
kai kimutatasai meggy6zhetnek
barkit arrol, hogy tulsuly, ,kiiioi
n0sen az elorehaladottabb korral
jard tulsulE kedvezotlen befo-
lyassal bir az elettartamra. Ez ke.
pezi az alapjat annak a mondast
max, mely szerint k0ver ember
elGbb jut menyorszagba, mint d
soVAny ember, Mindenesetre XII
vanatos,~ hogy a koversegben szen-
ved6 emberi ssszerii kiserleteket
tegyen ARA, hosg magassaganak
Is testi fejlettsegenek megfeleB
sii'yra cs0kkentse magat.s Negs6
eredAenyeben az a 'faradsag, me-
lyet efosxslhatarozassal fs nemi
onmegtagadassal test sulyanak
csokkentesere kifeulnk, meghoz-
"a a gyiimolcsef;;.s:., s,miert 'ass,eletet
jqbban elvezhetjiik es 6letiink tar
talna'ra is nem kis mertekben vol
tunk e1nNos befolyassal,
Nagyoni term eesze etes, hogy'a ko-
versegnek mem yninden4faitajat le-
het meg .sa,l,v vlegkipr6baltabbe sova-
nyito kurakkas sem Fgy6gyitani
vannak esetek,, miltor 10, k0lVerse.
get valami belsG rendsAeAesseg
peldaul bizonyos mirigye hefyXzts
len milk 0dese, idezi elo. Ebben al
=.
esetben MISREPRESENTATION jartas
orvos segitseget kell igenybt
venni. -
A test suyanak cs0kkentest
mem k0nyii feladat, dacara an
max, hogy az alapelv nagyon egy
szeriinek latszik. Kevesebb tap
iaD anyagot vegyen az ember ma
galoz, mint amennyit test teny
leg felhasznal. Ez azonban me,
nems elegseges, inert a legcseke
lyebb taplalek mellett is megtor
tenhet, hogy a test kevesebbe
vaaszt XII magabol, mint ameny
nyit bevett. A taplalek csokkent
het6 kipr6balt dietikus etelek al
tai. A test fokozatosabb kivalasz
tasi folyamatat pedig az altal er
hetjiik ell, hogy fokozzuk test
energia kivalasztasat rendszere
testgyakorlas altal. Az egeszsege
modszer test sulyanak cs0kken
tesere es ugyanakkor jokarban
tartasara mem kizaro.ag dietiku
tap 'alkozas. Megfelel6 dieta E
rendszeres testgyakorlas egybe
kapcsolva nagyobb eredmenyeke
hOznak.
Aki tulk0ver es komolyan eliza
tarozza, hogy lie akar fogyni, els
sorban is azzal kezdje, hogy ne
hany napon at pontosan megfi
cyclic a taplaleknak mennyisegei
melyet magahoz vesz Ha ez
megtette, szilardan hatarozza e]
hogy megvaltoztatja eddigi tapla
kozasanak modjat. El6sz0r, szem
ben az eddigi taplalek mennyise
gevel $50 percenttel keveseb1
taplalekot vegyen magahoz es ma
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21

OLVASSA Az AMERIKAI MA
GYAR H1RLAPOT ES TAMO.
GASSA AZ ABBAN HlRDE-
TGKET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21
APR0 HlRDETfSEk
TEHEN ELAD0

Egg hat ewes j6 fej0stehen ju-
tanyos aron elad6., Atlag hat gal
Ion tejet ad naponkint Gin: Ru-
boczky Istvan, az Early Road Is
Emma st. sarkan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21
VAL0DI FARM-OLCS6SAGOK
ELADAsRA VAGY KICSEkE-
1EQUE ss

30 aker, io tpaletekkcl. Ara
csak $4,000.
81 aker, i6 fpiiletekkel. Ara
csak $3,420.
LOO aker, jo epiiletekkel. Ara
csak $500. I,
So aker, j6 epuletekkel es az
osszes vetemenyekkel, marhaallo-
mannyal es gazdasa ersaamok-
kal. Ara csak Sc, $50.
100 aker, jo epiiletekkel, az osz.
szes yefemenyekkel, marhaallo-
mannyal es gazdasagi szerszamok-
kal. Ara csak csak $500. /,
IRA G.. PARK f
606 Home Savings & Loan Bldg.
Federal 1910, AAdto. 6970.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21

/! Olvassa ell figyelmesen minden
heten ezeket a! cikkeket es orizze
meg, hogy a j6yGben haszanlhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21
xXv-IK CIKK
Szoptatia-e bebiiet?

cohhdl iOUU lO hCpCS SyClIAC-
ket szoptatni, mint ahogy alfalfa
nussagban gondoljak. Teny az,
hogy sigen keves no van, aki tel
jesen keptelen a szoptatasra. Az
ugynevezett keptelenseg sop
tatasra a legt0bb esetben inkabb
nemakaras, mint keptelenseg. Sok
not azonhan tanitanak ARA, hogy
keptelenek legyenek, mikor ! BIZ
zony kepesek. Sokszor a szopta-
tast feladjak' ido el6tt, inert a tej
kes6n jelentkezik. A tejkeszlet
nemelykor elegtelen, amikor meg
az anya az agyban fekszik es g
,miatt adjak fel a szoptatast. Mem
ritkasag az. sem, hogy keszletet
n0velni lehet es elegend6 lesz ak
kor, mikor az anya elhagyja az
agyat es elkezdi vegezni a rendes
hazimunkajat. -,s
Nagyon sokszor meg sem kiser
llk szoptatast, inert attol felnek
hogy szoptatassal jar6 meger6l
tetes veszeIyes az anya egeszsegi
re. Igaz, hogy a szoptatas ma
Fgyon megviseli az anyat. Men
szabad azonban elfoledni, hogy ;
szoptatas normalis aIlapot es igal
sok anya sokkal egeszsegesebb
inert szoptat, mint azok, akik men
szoptatnak. Meg akkor is, ha
sz6ptatas megviseli kisse az anyat
aldozza fel magat, ho"v ~ycrmc
Ike eletenek helyes kezdete
megadja. Gyakran AIT mondjak
,hogy az anyat idegesse teszi
szoptatas es emiatt teje rossz
a bebi mem fog fejlodni. Ketsee
klviil sokszor igaz ez. Mas no
pedig, akik lathatolag nem megfe
lelok a szoptatasra, nagyon j
szoptatoknak bizonyulnak. Ezer
tehat mindig meg kell kiserelni
sZOptatast is csak akkor kell fel
adm, ha sikertelennek bizonyul.
Sokszor AIT tanacsohjak, hog
mem erdemes a n0nek szoptatr
bebiJet, ha csak mem kepes j
hosszu ideig szoptatni. Ez feI
teves teljesen teves, inert nine
fontosabb idoszak a bebi eleteber
mikor anyatejet kell kapnia, min
a kezdetkor. Mines a bebi elett
ben id0szak, mikor emesztesC
kOnnyen meg lehet zavarni es m
kor legnehezebb megjavitan
mint eletenek elso napjaiban vag
els0 heteiben. Minden nap, mir
den het, amikor a bebi anyateje
kap, el0segiti ct ARA az id6rt
mikor mar k0nnyebben lehet mes
terseges taplalekot adni mex
Sokszor AIT is mondjak, hogy nel
erdemes bebinek anyatejet adm
lhacsak mem kap elegendG taplal,
kot oman. Masok AIT mondjal
hogy mem io termeszetes anys
tejet~ mesterseges taplalekka
0sszekeverni. Ez felteves ten
|meszetesen teljesen teves. A mes
Iterseges eledel nem teszi mellte
emeszteset nehezebbe, viszont
melltej hatarozottan megkonnyii
a mesterseges taplalek emesztese'
Minden csepp melltej segiti a be
bit es megkonnyiti a mestersege
)taplalekkal valQ taplalast.
Ha az anyatej mem elegend
|hosszabb proba utan, edesitett sii
ritett tel a legtaplalobb, inert
legkonnyebben emeszthet6 az osz
lszes mesterseges taplalekok ki
Izott. Ha egeszen hianyzik az anya
tel, akkor edesitett siiritett tejet
legjobb a bebinek adni es ha meg
felel6en lesz vele taplalva, akko
pormaisai fog fejlsdhia i
| Legnagyobb feladatak minde:
anyanak, mikor tejiik lianyzik
| hogy milyen taplal4kot adjana,
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21
C0S4Ro
a magyar kOrmany dltal 90 ev 6ta
engedelyezett haj6st arsasag
Vannak rokonai, akik Amerikaba
j0nnek?

Az Egyesilt Alliamok budapest kon.
znlja most veszi at az utlevel- -vizum.
ert val6 folyamodvanyokat a j0v6 6vi
kv6tahoz. A cUNARD szolgalat a leg
gyorsabb vilagon. h Az utasoknak, q
klknek Cunard jegyik van, nem kell
varniuk haj6ra, inert. minden nehany
napban indul Cunard haj6 Eur6pab6l.
CunarE Line intezkedeseket tett
Masyarorszagon, meg pedig saj6t alkal.
mazottai segitenek az utasoknak, hogy
megklmeijek oket kellemetlensegektSl
es kiadasokt6l azaltal, hogy az utasokat
egyenesea hajdhoz yiszik. Ez a szol.
galat ingyenes.
cunard penzatutalasait Magyaror-
szagba a postatak kas6lpenztar ,fizsti II
Gyors, biztos, mesbl aIst6. II iis.
Tovabbi felyiI4aositlstltp fordulion
barmely hajdsdsyn0khSs, vagy
Cu.lard Line -
TIE Smithfisld ~, f.49
Pittsburgh, Pa. ]lnS(Iars,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21
APR0 HIRDETESEK
KISLANYT KERES

Kerestetik egy magyar kisleany
ket gyermek feliigyeletere. CHM:
Auto. 8912. A telefonon beszel
jen magyarul.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21
B0seges aldas

kiskunmajsan Kuklis HES fe-
lesege harom egeszseges gyermek-
mex adott eletet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
Banks Show Excess
 In Reserue for Week

NEW YORK, March 1O-The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows an excess in reserve of sl7,246,OS0. This is an increase of s1S,131, 690.
 The statement follows; Actual condi- tion; Loans. discounts etc. s4.662. 62t. 900, decrease s66147,1OO Cash in own vaults. members federal reserve bank S52-s1 ,, 900, increase s3,255, 900. Reserve in federal reserve bank of member banks S513,, ,,442,- 900, increase S3.79S 900. Reserve in own vaults. state banks and trust companies S9,s17,00o, increase sl96 GOO. X-Net de mand deposits $3,S36.342, 900, decrease t16, ,418,0 000 Time deposits $444, ,996, 900, in- crease 1856, s32. 900. Circulation s32 II $, 900, increase S191.0O0. A-U. $. deposits de ducted S33. .76S 900. Aggregate reserve s531,191,000 Excess reserve $17,246,OS0 increase S1S,13l,69O.
 Summary of state banks and trust com panies in Greater New York, not included in clearing house statement: Loans, dis counts, etc, S2S2 2.07I000 increase SAIL. 900. Gold s2,S6I4O0, decrease S12,tO0. Currency and bank notes s19,O49,10o. in crease s6S,600. Deposits with federal re serve bank of New York s66, 1O9. O00. de crease SSS2.600. Total deposits SSlS. .233. 900 increase S10, ,96S, 400.
 Eliminating amounts duo from re serve depositares and other banks and trust companies in New York and United States: Deposits STE 369, 500. increase s10,62s.5o0. Banks; Cash in vault s27.- 16o.5 800. Trust companies: Cash in vault S65
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
MODERATE RISE IN | WHEAT FOLLOWED BY DROP AT CLOSE

CHICAGO. March 10.-Although on account of some increase of com mission house buying the wheat market scored a moderate advance for while today. profit taking on the part of holders led to a setback in prices at the last. Closing quotations were easy at lsc to ssc net decline. with May s1.19$s to s1.191z and July s1.14h to s1.145s. Corn finished lsc loss to like ad- vance, oats unchahged to lsc O + up and provisions unchanged to 10c higher.
 Upturns in the price of wheat dur ing the early dealings were partly due to higher quotations at Liverpool and were also influenced by the ris- ing tendency of the commodity list as q whole.
 Approach of the opening of naviga tion was apparen ly sienalized by some late selling of NJ. y wheat here by spreaders who were simultaneous ly purchasing at Vim 'eg. In this connection, talk was current as to a possibility that more or less of the grain held at Eastern Lake ports might yet be hil ped back and de- livered here against hedges on May contracts. Notice was also taken that primary receipts for the week again exceeded in volume t'.ose of the previous week and of the cor responding week last year as well.
 Corn and oats were relatively stronger than wheat owing in a measure to bullish views which a leading trader expressed as to corn.
 In the provision market, scattered selling was finally more than coun- terbalanced by the effect of higher hogs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11

which another phase of the advance may ,neds seedseiy M rest. eommitments can still be Sorn Products, American Can. Texas Gulf sulphur sup. all have big possibilities. Otis otesl IS especially to the fore.
 Market Opinions-H. N. Baruch: The stock market will do better as there seems 10 De some good buying in it, There are ment on Pan-American Petroleum stocks today or Monday regarding increase in div @ i@oenu. Pan. American A and B have made several starts and the action of the stocks indicate there is something brewing. Prince X , Whitely; All fundamentals continue highly favorable, and we would not hesi- tate to buy the high-grade rails and such others as St. Paul preferred and Baltimore and Ohio on sealedown. Block, Maloney should be bought on the dips We favor es- pecially United States Steel and the equip ments, but there are plenty of other good stocks A. A. Housman & Co.,: No one doubts the progress either of general busi- ness or of railroad earnings, but the ques- tion of the technical position of the general market has taken precedence over pros perity signs. E. F. Hutton X Co.,: There is nothing in the news to affect the market. It has two sided possibilities here. The steel and sugar stocks are way behind the rest. in our opinion. Hornblower X Weeks There should be no surprise at a reaction, but rather satisfaction that 1t offers op- portunity to replace stocks sold for profit. Town Topics: Barring or points dip, the trend in Gulf States Steel continues very bullsh as we see 1t, and 126 to 150 would not surprise us, even in a very sharp move.
 Chicago grain: Wheat started sharply higher and ruled strong up to the last hour when influential selling pressure ap- peared and prices gradually eased. The news from abroad decidedly more en- couraging. Liverpool closed Esd higher and cable advices from the other side ap- pear very optimistic of satisfactory set clement of the French German difficulty at the Monday conference at Brussels. The weather map showed low temperatures with thawing and freezing again over most of the belt Sentiment is beginning to crystalize on the constructive side of the market and we look forward confidently to a better underlying situation and higher prices next week. The corn market made a sharp early advance on rather general short covering and new outside buying, but turned downward with wheat. The weather
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
Trend of Curb Stocks Is Dovnward Outing to Heauy Profit-T aking

NEW YORK. March 19.-The most i'm portant curb movement in the past week were to lower levels, refleeting a continu- ation of profit-taking in some stocks and liquidation in others. The declines which were most extensive in the motor stocks ranged from 1 to over 20 points. the heav- jest losses being in issues depending on single operators small groups for mar lcet activities. Peerless Motor was one of the weak futures, failing points to q la. and after good rally was again under pressure Coal stocks showed strength at times but were in supply in the last half of the week. when Glen Alden showed a loss of about l point. United Retail stores which was in demand at the beginning of the week. yielded a4 to "A. Household Products was actively traded in, due large ly to application for listing on the stock exchange. but it also yielded from it's highest price. There was display of strength in Tobacco Products exports which rose over 1 point.
 Standard oil issues were generally in supply at declines and also sustained sub stantia losses. the widest movement be. ing in Prairie Oil and Gas. which ranged from 263 to 250; South Pennsylvania dropped from 1S5 to 175 and Ohlo oli yielded from s5 to S1. Standard oil or Indiana ranged from 69B to below bf: ln- dependent oil shares were irregular, Nam moth being weak feature and declining about 4 points. Mutual oil. which was in steady demand until after the beginning of the week, dropped 1 point. Humble Oli first advanced to 444 and then dropped n 3g1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES NEW YORK. March 10.-Cotton future
NE1y ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, March 10.--Trading was heavy in cotton today. but with no positive trend developing in prices Much week -end liquidation was in evidence, and at various stages both sides evened up their commitments over the week-end Straddle operations were on large scale Der. which was the long end of most oper- ations of this character. The undertone of the market generally was steady. because of fear of rains in the belt tonight and to- morrow, and the close was at net gains on the day of to 8 points May closing at 30.31c and October at 26 05c.
 The early trading brought the highest levels of the day gains of Ii to 21 points. May rising to 30 3Sc and October to 26 lSc. Prospects of rains in the interior induced much of the new buying. The circulation of March notices. calling for the tender of about 1000 bales caused liquidation Of long contracts in rather a large way for . while. and March became temporarily ac- tive. dropping points under the close of yesterday. Other months were affected by this weakness and fell to levels points higher 10 17 points lower than yesterdays decline. At this stage. May turned as, low AS 50. 10c and October as low as 2b .O2c. Telegrams from Texas to brokers here, stating rains were already setting n over portions of that state. were steadyinK in fluence in the second half of the session. when prices again were carried well up to- ward the highest of the day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
COMPLETE POOL PLANS
Farmers Of Northwest Organize Wheat Marketing Association


 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., March 10.- Final plans for the organization of a national cooperative wheat mar keting association and pool have been completed and await only ap- proval by state organizations to put it into effect, it was announced here tonight.
 The plans were approved today by a committee which has been meet ing in the offices of the Northwest Wheat Growers association.
 The plans will be submitted to farmers from central states at q meeting to be held in Wichita, Kan, at date to be announced later. An other. meeting will be held later on the Pacific coast.
 Details of the plan will not be made public until after the Wichita meeting. It was said. however. that the organization expects to pool about 5o,O00.0O0 bushels of wheat this year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
DAY IS QUIET IN
 NEWYORKCOTTON: CLOSE IS STEADY

NEW YORK, March 10.@The cot ton market was very quiet today. The feature was a narrowing of the divergencies between old and new crops, resulting from liquidation by scattering old crop longs promoted by reports of less active spot de- mand and covering by recent sell CTS of new crop months who were influenced by prospects for unsettled weather in the southwest. At the close the difference between May ana October deliveries was 4O9 points, compared with a difference of 429 points at the close of the preVlous day. May sold off from 3O.76c to 50.4Sc and closed at 30.63c or points net lower, or f3 points net higher. The general market closed barely steady. net points lower to 2o points higher. The opening was steady at unchanged prices to an advance of II points on all months except June and September, which were to 10 points lower.
 There was some covering at the start but old crop months were for sale around the opening prices and soon turned easier under liquidation which was particularly prominent in May deliveries. Offerings of the lat ST months were very light, however, md there was considerable liquida- ton by May longs who were re- buying in October evidently in an expectation that the difference would narrow further, if there was not quick increase in the volume of spot demand.
 old crop months showed a decline of to 22 points at the lowest, with March selling at 3040c and July at 29.75c, while active new crop posi- ton worked 22 to 24 points above yesterdays closing quotations, with December selling at 26.04c. The close was few points up from the lowest on the near months and few points off from the best on later dealings
 The bulk of the days business was attributed to evening-up of commit ments for over Sunday. Reports from the cotton goods markets were con- sidered generally encouraging but sellers of old crop position appeared to be more influenced by the small CT spot sales officially reported in the southern markets late yester- day
 NEW yfRK COTTON FIfTURES
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
WILL OBSERVE ARMIsrICE DAY

LONDON, March 1o.-The King has approved that permanent instructions be issued to the army regarding the observance of Armistice Day. The following new paragraph will be add ed to the regulations: Each year on the morning of Armistice Day, No- vember II, at Il o'clock, all troops will stand at attention for two min utes, and all guards will turn out and present arms"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
WORLD WIDE RADIO WILL BE USED IN ARGENTINA

BUENoS AIRES, March 1o.-The big, high power wireless station at Monte Grande, near Buenos Aires, the first South American station in the international commercial radio sys- tenn, is almost completed, and it is announced that service will begin in June or July next. It will place Ar gentina in direct wireless communi- cation with the United States for the first time. as well as with Europe. Radio engineers say there are two strange static dead area one near the equator off Brazil and one in the South Atlantic. which only station equipped like that at Monte Grande can overcome.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
RITTER MARKET

CHICAGO, March 10.-The undertone of the butter market was unsettled today with trading somewhat limited, although there was some demand for top and bottom scores. The car market was steady and unchanged.
 Closing prices fresh butter s7 score 45c. ss score 45i2c. 80 score 46c, 90 score 46hc 0f score 47c, 92 score AT l5c.
 Centralized car lots; S9 score 46 ac. 90 Score
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
Puts and Calls

$40 to s125 controls 100 shares of any listed stock on N. r. Stock Exchange. No further risk Move of 5 points from op- tion price gives you opportunity to take $500 profit: 8. $500. etc. Write for free circular.
 R. PARKER & CO, 50 BROAD ST. N. Y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
PORT MOVEMENT

New Orleans: Middling, 30 72c; receipts, 2.S57; sales. 15i: stock, 1SS.317.
 Isaiveston Mddling, 90 soc: receipts. al7O; exports, 5.335, sales. 1.10f; stock, Mobile: Middling, 30. 25c receipts 1oo; savannah: Midding. 30. S6c; receipts, 3.S19. stock. 55,651
 Chareston: Middling 30.25c; receipts 5s1; stock, 45752.
 WiImington: Middlng, soc; receipts, 15S: stock 2S.S92.
 Texas City: Stock. 5,S52. 4 Norfolk: Middling. 20 3sc; receipts. S4s; sales, a1; stock S9.O+7.
 Baltimore: Stock 2.660. stock, I4.000. .o,, Philadeiphia: Exports, 2G3; stock, 4,Sol. New York: MiddIing. SO1oc; stock' ei.- 0.3.
 Minor ports: Stock, 1865.
 Total today: Receipts. ll,9S6; exports 559s; stock 693, 543.
 Total for week: Receipts. 5,o5S,o66; ex- ports. 3,65921S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
DoREMUs. DANIEL & co.

NEW YORK. March 10.-The stock mar
 ket was rather reactionary Saturday ow- ing to conflicting rumors less affecting the foreign situation, and un- confirmed rumors of another advance in the federal reserve rate. Any adjustment of the foreign situation can only prove a stimulus to business in general There is a strong potential buying power slightly below current levels that should re-estab
 fish powerful points of resistance upon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
INTERIOR MOVEMENT

Houston: MIddIing. 3O.l5c; receIpts, ls43 shipments. 1.S25; sales 1,340; stock loI, ,060.
 Memphis: Middling. Slc; receipts 6794' | shipments 6.049; sales. $50; stock, 1Os.9 Augusta: Mddling, 30. 25c; receipts. ds.U39.
 l,43I; shipments. 1.2sO: stock. 16,1ss.
 Atlanta: Middling, 30 .10c.
 Little Rock: Middiing. soc: receipts. 106 i; shipments 1.009; sales. 163; stock. SS.S7S. Dallas: Middling. 90 15c; sales. ll3.
 Montgomery: Middling, 50. l3c.
 Total today: Receipts. 11.043; shipments 1lJ56; stock, 3T3127.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11
Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Members New York Stock Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange. New York Pro- duce Exchange. Associated Members Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders icited 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.