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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-05

rim vedoucim do foyeru. TAX
bez slova, Joseph Gurney Can
non, vysel ze snemovny posla-
necke a politickeho zivota, do
nehoz vstoupil pred pnlstole-
tim. Asi v tutez chvili odcha-
eel re senatu John Sharp Will
liams z Mississippi, jenz slou-
iii tam plnych tficet roki.
Jako v minulych letech. pre-
sident dostavil sc do kapitolni
budovy a podpisoval predlohy
" posledni chvili pfijate. Zaro-
ven rozloucil Sc t6mi senate
ry a kongresniky, kteri Sc me-
vrati v prosinci, al novy kon-
gres Sc sejde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-05
MONOPOL STANDARD OIL COMPANY,
MAX MU NEUBLf fzILO "ROZPUs
NJ" " r. 1911.
DIE ZPRAvY SENATNlEO vYSETROvACfHO w
BORU OVLADA OLEJARSKY PRUMYSL

Washington, 4. bfezna. Ze
olejafsky priimysl We Spoj. Sta
tech jest dominovan skupinou
Standard Oil Co. pres jeji
''rozpust9ni'' v roce 1911, jest
tvrzeno We formalni zprav9
podvyboru v cele Sc senatorem
LaFolletem z Wisconsin,, KITE
ra jest vysledkem dlouheho a
|bedliveho vysetfovani.
Plany pro federalni kontrolu
prdmyslu byly odporuceny, ale
vzhledem k tomu, ze kongres
Sc odrocil dnes v poledne, zad-
ne pfedlohy We smeru tom ne
byly pfedlozeny. Stane TAX v
pffstim kongresu, jenz sc Sc
jde prosinci.
v souhlasu 8 resoluci pfija-
tn v senate 5. cervna, 1922,
LaFolletiv podvybor zahajil
vysetfovani "a 1celem zjisteni.
zdali zvysene ceny "a gasolin q
jin6 olejne produkty byfy vse-
obecn@ povahy a zdali byly
stejne We vSech mistech.
"Bedlive prozkoumani sv6.
dectvi vyslechnuteho tonic
ivysetfovani," pravi Sc We zpra
I've pfedlozene '. senatu dnes
Is.dokaze. = 1zhledem X temtt
v9cem ajinym, jez vedly /
rozpusteni Standard Oil mono
polu, tytez pomery prevladaji
jako prevladaly, nezli vydan
byl znamy dekret nejvysSim
soudem a ze nekterych ohle.
dech primysl jako celek, jakoz
Ii verejnost, jsou lpln6ji V mo-
lei Standard Oil zajmi nyni
nez byly, kdyz dekret narizu-
Ijici rozpust6ni byl vydan ro.
Ice 1911.
STANDARD Oil dnes urcuje &C
ny, jez producent suroveho o
Ileje dostava pri zfidle, cenu,
kterou rafinarny dostanou "a
svIj gasolin a petrolej, jakoz
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-05
KONEc 81. KONCRESU.
OdroSeni stalo - We snsmOvne
poslanecke "a hubby \
xpsvu.

Washington, A. bfezna. -
Dnes, urtit9 We dvanact hodin
v poledne, dokonal 81. kon-
gres, jediny v historii Spoje-
nych Statl, jenz konal ctyri
zasedani. LED by Sc n6co zcela
neocekavaneho stalo, pristi,
68. kongres, nesejde Sc az v
prosinci.
Senat. veren sve tradici, skon
cil s obstrukcf, ale ga to We sne-
movn6 poslanecke bylo veselo.
Pozvali 81 proslulou namofni-
ckou kapelu, jez hrala popu-
larni pop6vky a kongresnici
zpivali. Do zasedaciho salu byl
takovy naval zv9davcd, re je-
nom Cast jich nasla mista ma
galleriich q We foyeru. Ostatni
tisnili Sc v chodbach ma scho
diSti kapitolni budovy. Ii sta
stnf", ktefi Sc dostali dovnitr,
zpivali $ kongresniky "The
Old Oaken Bucket Long,
Long Trail" a tucet jinych pi-
sni a pax "Auld Lang Syne" a
naposled "Home Sweet Home.
Ticho vSak zavladlo, kdyz
kongresnik Cannon, Nestor
snxmovny poslanecke, zavesen
v rame poslance Rodenburga .
Illinoisu, objevil Sc v chodbe
d6lici fady stolkt a beze slova
kr&cel az ku stolci pfedsednic-
|k6mu q pax ma pravo ke dve-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-05

M6sto Mexiko, 4. brezna. -
Dv6 slsupiny farm6fd dostavsi
sc do sporu o pfid6ly pozemki
blize vesnice Mixquiahuala, We
state Hidalgo, bojovalo " pre-
staykach vice nez dyanact ho-
din vcera s tim vysledkem, ze
ma obou stranach Jest mnoho
zabitych a ran6nych. Depese
dodava, ze guvemer Azuara
postal do onoho kraje dosti
vojska k zjednani poradku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-05
SYkANE Sc BOUkf.

Londyn, a. bfezna. KeuterO-
va depese 2 Cafihradu, citu-
jic jednu tureckou tiskovou
kancelaf sdeluje, ze Billie Alep
pa, v severni Syrii, domaci oby
vatelstvo Sc vzboufilo proti
"francouzskemu" dtisku. Depe
Sc dod&va, ze pet francouz-
skych vojakl bylo zabito sar
vatce $ rebely.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-05

Buenos Aires, 4. bfezna. -
Rev. Luis Perez, katolicky
kn&z, byl bodnuk usmrcen
phi slouzeni mise n Bahia Blan-
Sc dnes casn9 rano. Jeho vrah,
jisty Dan, byl zstcen, avsak AZ
dosud odepfel sdeliti, jake by
" pohnutky jeho zlocinu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-05

PODRzf 81 1900, ,SOO, 900 NlAREK IA
BAVENYCH v KOLfNE..
ABY Sc NEZAPOMNELO - BELCIE PklPOMlNA
NEMEcKE BARBARSTvf, PAcHANE "A vALKY. !

Kolin mad Rynem, a. bfez-
ma. Gen. Degoutte, francouz-
sky velitel, uvedomil fisskou
banku, ze nevrati nieeho z Cast
ky 12,0oO,8 800, 900 marek, ne.
davno zabavenych Francouzy
v tomto mest6. Zaroveh pravi
gen. Degoutte, ze zdali risska
banka chce Sc vyhnouti podob-
nym ztratam v budoucnosti, ne
mecka vlada must vyhov9ti
francouzskym pozadavkim q
penize ma vydrzovani okkupaG
Mich armad.
Penize, zabaven6 Francou-
~ v Kolin6 mad Rynem, byly
die tvrzeni n6mecke vlady ur-
ceny k pouzfvani Britt v okku-
povanem pasmu a cast byla ma
ryplatu briticke armady. We
die t6chto penez cetne formy
ma tist6nf bankovek byly "a
baveny Francouzy.
Pariz, 4. brezna. B9hem in
terviewovanf belgickeho pre-
miera Theunise ycera. Robert
De Flers, redaktor Figara zmi
nil Sc, ze Relgicane v jistych
kruzich jsou obvinovani, ze pc
cinaji 81 pfilis razne ,proti ne
meck6 sm6rnici trpneho odpo-
ru ' Porufi. Ma to Theunfs Cd.
povedel:
"Kdyz Nemci zabrali Belgii
v 1914 nekteri 2 nasich lidi by
Ii obvin6ni 2 trpneho odporu
Vlada nase podporuje $4,000
valecnych sirotkI. Dev6t tisic
sedm set jsou deti vojakd zabi.
tych v bitvach, $500 jsou deti
belgickych civilistd postr1le-
nych N6mci.
"Dovolte mi uvesti jednu ne.
bo dve cfslice. v Dinanu, 23
srpna 1914, Nemci postfileli
"a jedno odpoledne 700 civil.
stu, 2 nichz 73 byly zeny a tri.
Get devet d6tf.
Nv Tamines, "a. srpna 1914
N6mci postrileh 600 civilisti
v Andenne 800 osob. Dne %
srpna postrileli 342 neozbroje
ne Relgicany v Louvaine a
Aershot $50. v tomtez mesic
v Ethe, N6mci postrileli trice'
matek rodin a dvacet deti. Y
Tingines zabili 1873 a v Rossil
noli zastfelili 112. v mnohycl
vesnicich pocet zabitych civi
listi prevysil desetinu obyva
telstva."
Essen, 4. bfezna. Essen zazi
10 tn nejdivocejsi noe cd poca
ku Okkupace v casnych hod
mach ned6lnlch kramy s potra
vinami byly vypleneny do il
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-05

cenu v drobneW prode lace
nou spotfebitelem.
standard Oil skur ro-
DELUXE mezi cleny one .upiny
cele izemi Spoj. Staff q 3 ma
lymi vyjimkami vyhyba Sc vse
like soutezi jinymi f!eny sku-
piny v obchode prodavanf ga
solinu a petroleje."
Podvybor pravi We sve zpra--
We, ze kdykoli uzna Il zahodne
zniciti neodvisleho rfoducenta
oleje, pima sila skupiny Stan
dard Oil vyvinuta jest k tomu-
to dceli. Kontrolou zvlastnihn
procesu, jehoz pomoci do sc
ziskati normaln6 dvojnasobne
mnozstvi gasolinu z oleje stej-s
ne jakosti jako ze studni q il
.nymi pom1ckami, Standard
Oil dovede zniciti kazdour VIZ
nou soutez, die zpravy vyboru.E 4
Ceny prehnan9 vysoke jsou ef.
tany v mistech, kde soutex mi
cena, kdezto v jinych cft&ny
jsou ceny, 5 nimiz neodvislym
zayodHm neni mo3nO sout6ziti.
Jako vysledek teto situace, pra.
vi Sc We zprav9 vyboru, obrov
ske dividendy ma hotovosti, o.
brovske akciove dividendy =
sslnza9 .oa $50, ,A0A d0. .Sl2k. 600 100
! rocn9 Mavam rlznych elajar
skych spolecnosti byly placeny.
Vedle toho cas- cd casu vyda-
vany move akcie, takze kapita-
lisace byla zvysena n6kolikra
te.
Toto, v presv9dceni vyboru,
jsou priciny vysokych cen, jez
verejnost jest nucena platiti IN
gasolin a vsechny olejne pro-
dukty: Dominovani prImyslu
jednou mocnou skupinou, pre-
mrSt6ne dividendy a vysoke
sluzne placene lredinkam O.
lejarskych spolecnosti, zejme
ma tenn We skupinach Standard
Oil Company.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-05

nych vedraly Sc ozbrojene da-
w pozdstavajici . nezam9stna
'nych d9lnikI.
Jeden 2 nejv6tsfch kabare-
ti,, Trocadero, byl prepaden
vcera vecer q n9kolik set osob
pfitomnych oloupeno o vsech-
ny penize. Tato loupez prove
dena byla asi dvaceti muzi, o
nichz N6mci tvrdi, ze to byli ko
muniste, kteff vyuzitkovali W.
puzeni bezpecnostnf policie,
ktera dosud nebyla nalezit9 ma
hrazena obecnf policii.
Dnes casn6 rano jeden ne
mecky d9lnfk byl zastfelen
francouzskou hlidkou a jint
N9mec poran6n, kdyz dopade-
nj byli v ohradach blize hlavni
no osobniho nadrazi. Francou-
ii tvrdi, ze straz vyzvala Mem
ce, ably Sc zastavili a kdyz tax
neucinili, vystfelila, ridic Sc
rozkazy.
,Marky v castce jednoho bill
lionu cd ffsske banky v Berli-
ne, jez byly pfevazeny do bank
v Duisburgu, byly zabaveny
vcera Belgicany. Techto penez
bude pouzito ma hrazenf vyloh
spojenych 8 vydrzov&nim ok
'kupacnf armady, S kterymiz
splatkami Nemecko zIstalo po
zadu.
Essen, 8. brezna. Tajna od-
vodni kancelar pro n6meckou
risskou obranu byla otevrena
" Hagen, blfze hranicni cary
Poruri, die sd9leni ddstojnikd
francouzske vyzvednA sluzby.
v posledni dob6 bujela naciona
listicka agitace a otevfeni teto
kancelafe jest vysledkem.
Mohut, 3. bfezna. Francouz
|ske vojsko postoupilo dnes "a
Mohucske predmosti a zabralo
dodatecne male casti n6mec-
|k6ho lzemi. Tfi zeleznicni
spravkov6 dflny byly obsazeny
francouzskym vojskem v Darn
stadtu, kterezto m6sto lezi ma
pokraji predmosti. Rovn6z by
la obsazena m6sta Karlsruhe,
Mannheim a Maxau. Stalo sc
to nasledkem provozovani sa-
botaze ma zeleznicfch a prd-
plavech v Ruhrsk&m Gdoli a v
Porynsku.
Dusseldorf, 3. bfezna. -
Francouzske vojsko veSlo do
Gelsenkirchen Y Porufi vcera q
odzbrojilo bezpecnostni policii.
Zatkli dvanact distojniki a
,27O muzl q deportovali je do
::vnitrozemi N6mecka ma moto.
rovych vozech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-05

Ex-kaiser oGekivk dGdico =
chce, aby = narodil mimo
vyhnanstvi.

Londin, 4. hfezna.-Zvlast-
nj correspondent zdejHho Chro
niclu pise:
"Dozyidam Sc, ze radostna
p1lj jlo<t I = Ss6sax&va Y Doorl-
skem zainku, ex-kaiserove by
dlisti v Holandsku. Dfiv6jsi
n6mecky monarcha pfeje 81
vsak, ably prvorozeny 2 jeho
druheho manzelstvi nespatril
svetlb sveta I'VE vyhnanstv'. !.
Ably Sc tomu pfedeSlo, bylo
pred delsi dobou zahajeno W.
jednavani, ably exkaiser mohl
opetn6 ziskati drzebnost sve
Willy ma ostrov6 Korfu.
"Zdali vyjednavani setka Sc
S lsp6chem, doufa, ze nejpo-
sledn6jsi Glen domu Hohenzol-
lerni narodi Sc ma onom ostro-
We. Ex-kaiser vi, ze marn6 by
zadal, ably jemu bylo dovole-
no odebrati Sc ma Korfu, avSak
doufa, ze nebude bran6no prin
cezn6 odjeti tam ma nejaky
cas- pred ocekavanou "radost-
nou udalosti".
"Princezna test sc vyborne-
mu zdravi a rovn3z ex-kaiser
cini DOZEN jako by nasel novy
zajem v ziv0te."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-04
DAILY. BUSINESS EDITORIAL
The Kinship of Merchants and the Basic Industries
By RICHARD F. JOHNSTON

NTONE given 1N convincing proof that of conducted business assured becoming accustomed to it's merchants acquiring val business seemed awfuly big venture the Third Indeed that central city ready burst from it's confines and by that look the future
 year building Nineteenth street. Lot by lot he has reached magnificent really magnificent He small ham,
 Burger Dry company purchase of truly Fourth Twentieth The Burgers They the beginning Birmingham Birmingham been good to them None surprised that they float $5oo00o real estate deal with all those who here with he invested that little nured good business methods and banked the rolls of district which producing larger larger which growth all these and still insure it.
 The large department the proof First had to the the original investment whose heritage their descendants rather than Some of them did also wealth. but until they had through dark the experimental and proving period Some of them left
  not knowing the fortunes they had founded
 We the fundamental Why did of
  and universal of better conditions the community Because for Birmingham Alice had ben and the old Birmingham rolling mill There the closest
 
 mill smokck first then the payroll then the purchases the stores
 banded Diversified production nestled beside and steel their those thousands here to work the basic industries. Acquisition of valuable business We family the thought that should always be dominant with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-04
NEW LIQUIDATION.
 COULD NOT HOLD. BACK LATE RALLY
By Associated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-There was some further liquidation at the open ing of the cotton market today, but offerings were much smaller than they were yesterday and prices soon rallied. March sold up from 26.Soc to 26.75e and closed at 26.72c. wi.h the general market closing firm, l5 to 3S points net higher.
 The market opencc barely steady. 2 to p points lower, and the. active months showed net losses of 10 to 80 points under continuation of yes terday'ss selling movement. There also vas some scattered selling on the relatively easy ruling of the early cables from Liverpool, but as soon as the initial offerings had been ab- sorbed, the market turned steadfer.
 Steadier late cables from Liverpool and rather more encouraging ad- vances from Manchester promoted covering and while fresh buying was said to be restricted by nervousness over European political affairs. the market showed considerable strength during the afternoon. Recent sellers were among the buyers, either 10 cover short contracts or replace long lines OH lllG TdllNs NlliSAl Seti ASt oeeit tary up to 26.60c and May to 26.s4c, or about 20.35 points above yesterdays quotations.
 Tapering Off
 The way offerings tapered off after the early break was taken by traders as indicating that the market had been pretty well liquidated and was technically In a position to respond to fresh buying or any fresh bullish development. This combined with the relatively steady ruling of January as tending to confirm bullish south ern spot advices, was considered the chief factor on the recovery. The close Was within point or two of the best on most positions.
 Private returns indicating gin- hing of 9,60O,00O bales to January |. were considered about in line with previous ideas of the crop. Liverpooz cables attributed the early deeliua ? 'thero to the effect of yesterdays g break in the American markets fol- lowed by trade calling. Port re- ceipts, 27,065. United States port stocks, 1,oo271O. Exports, 11,S79, making 2,S74,O53 so far this season.
 NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
 FAf ton fff
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-Cotton futur
Nr,v oRI.EANs COrToN


 NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3.-Atter an easy period in the early trading today, cotton turned very steady and held it's steadi- ness to the close. reaching it's highest levels in theA late trading and closing ls to 3i pointsShet higher for the day. the list considered. March closed at 26.44e a pound after having traded as high as
 9e47c. At the highest the old eroh months were 20 to 31 points over yestef- days final prices, while october was l5 over.
 The steadiness of thee session was due to a variety of reasons, chief among which were reports from the spot mar kets of the interior that American mills were competing for the remnants of the demand was being felt from continental mills. In the late trading, what was com monly set down as rebuying by sold-out bulls seemed to be the main factor. For a while earlier in the day. following the initial easness, bullish private bureau figures ginning helped to bring about steadiness. According to figures cireu- lated in this market. thA total production to the first of January was estma-ed at 9, a,600, 900 bales indicating an output for this last ginning period of but 105,0G0 balas against about I70.o00 during the pre- cedfng period. In the early afternoon, buying was stimulated by statements from local ocean freight brokers that they were booking more room for January and Feb ruary sailings which led to predictions of increased exports.
 The opening was lower and the first decline al its widest amounted to is to 39 i points, March trading as low as 25.96,.. Lower cables than due. an unfavorable opinion of foreign political news and fur ther liquidation of long contracts were
 back of this decline.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-04
Higher Ground Touched Trading Despite Bear ack On Foreign Ne

admittedly near collapse. San Angelo and west Texas awaits eagerly the re- suits of the conference called by Lieu tenant Governor Davidson to be held here today to stave off. if possible abandon ment of the only rail transportation n great part of west Texas has The conference at which Mr. Davidson will outline his plan for saving the Orient promises to be largely attended. The four directors of the road residing in thls section of the state will attend
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-04
Alfalfa Crop Sold

WASHINGTON, Jan 3.-More than half the marketable surplus of the 1922 alfalfa crop had been marketed Deeem- Der 15 compared with less than half the 1921 crop at that time year ago, but the amount available from last year 5 crop was estimated to be about 15 per cent less than was sold in the previous year, according to d statement issued to-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-04
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 consignment of spot cotton for de- livery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-04
LINERpooL cnrroN

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 3.-Cotton, spot, quiet, prices easier. Good midding, 15.25d :: fully mddling, 15.20d; middlng. 15.15d low middling 14.95d good ordinary f4.35d. ordinary. 14.05d. Sales of 900 bales including 2,S00 American. Receipts of 5000, including 5,600 American. Flu lures closed steady; January 14.56d i: March, l425d; July. 14.05d; October, 1321d; Decembery l2.96d
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-04
SPOT COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3.=-Spot cotton quiet and unchanged; sales on the spot. 33s bales; to arrive. 100. Low middling 25.75c; middling 26.50c; good middiing 27e. Receipts, S.74S; stock. PEA, 4,676. /
 NEW YORK. sJan. s.-spot cotton was steady. Mddlng, $500.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-04
NEW YORK BOND LIST

NEW YORK. Jan. Swallowing are to- days high. low and closing prices of bonds on the New York Stock Exchange and the total sales of each bond Gin s1ooo):
 U. s, Bonds
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-04

day by the department of agriculture. The movement of timothy hay to market was said to have shown a decline for the gear and, as against advancing trend in the price of alfalfa. its quota tions showed a falling off.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-04
HORSES AND MIIIrs

EAST ST. LOUIS. Jan. s.-Horse and
 mule market active. Good demand for
 work horses and fat cotton mules. Quo tattons unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-04
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-Foreign ex- , changes irregular; quotations in cents: Great Britain, demand. 465s; cables, 4G5as 60-day bills on banks. 4s3: France,
 demand 725: cables. 7.26 Italy, 5.17A and r1s; Belgium, 6.67h and 6.6s; Ger many, .0133 and .0134: Holland. 39.45 and 39.4s; Norway, 19.04; Sweden, 27; Den
 mark. 20.50 Switzerland, 1927; Spain. II5.T5; Greece, LIS. Poland .0056: Czecho-
 slovaSia. 3.0a; Argentine s7.s5; Brazil, IL 75; Montreal 90 1-16.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-04

urgent demand from shorts. put cottonseed oil to new highs for the movement. The strength in crude and late 5firmness m other commodity markets helped bqllish sentiment. Closing net gains were Is 10 29 points Sales of 26,s0O barrels. Prime crude 9.50G9.76c; prime summer yellow. spot 10.s5c; January 10.94c. March
 l sc. AInn a2n 4 hid-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-04
NAVAL STORES

. SAVANNAH. Ga. Jan. s.-Turpentine firm, $1451a; sales, ss; receipts, 1S9; ship ments, 157 stock, 12.99e.
 Rosin firm sales, 691. receipts. 1os4; shipments, 2.26s, stock. s5.ss7. Quote: P. D. E, F, c. II, l. $4.aO; K. s4s5; NJ, s5.45; N. S5.75; VIC. SC; wv, S6.65.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-04
May Abandon Line

SAN ANGELO. Tex. Jan. 3.--With the Kansas City. Mexico and Orient railroad
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PORT MOVEMENT

New Orleans. Middling, 26.5Oc. receipts, 224.f76. Galveston; Middling, 2s.s5c: receipts. ls.6ls; exports, 1'O75, sales TAI; stock, 370.367. Mobile: Middling, 2sc; receipts, 75; stock s,652 Savannah: Mlddling, 26,75c receipts, 1909, exports 2,6S6; stock, 6ss62. Charleston: Receipts, 50; stock, GA 426e. Wilmington: Middling 2650c; receipts. 262: stock. 7,090.
 Texas City: Stock. 21736. Norfolk: Middling. 26.75c: receipts. 1,254 sales 1,29l; stock 1lO0s5.
 Baltimore: Stock, 2,558. Boston: Middling, 2645c; stock, 6,s00 Philadelphia: Receipts. 425; stock, 5S12 New York: Middling. 26s0c; receipts, 42; exports, 100; stock. 73,274.
 Minor ports; Receipts. 450; exports, 450 stock, s,643.,
 Total today Receipts. 2s52G exports, 11,379; stock. l,00s.79T.
 Total for week: Receipts. e2,2sS; ex-
 Total for season; Receipts, 4oss .9ss exports 2 st6,71l.
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CHICAGO STOCKS
LONDON MONEY

" LONDON. Jan. s.--Bsr silver, SfHd per ounce Money, A per cent. Discount rates: Short bills 2k G25 5-16 per cent; i; three months bills, 25-l692s per cent
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Cotton goods were firm today with trading in small lots re- ported Yarns were firm. Discounts were shortened on some branded lines of cotton duck. Additional lines of carpets and
 rugs were advanced. Floor coverings gen. orally were firm. silks were quiet with raw silk higher. Burlaps were unsteady.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES

NEW ORLEANS Jan. 3.-COtton futures closed steady at net gain of 15 to q hninfa
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INTERIOR MOVEMENT

Houston: Middling. 26.7Oc; receipts sS52; shipments, s,60s; sales 1.s1G stock S59.6 .6S4. Memphis: Mddling. 26.75c: receipts bg2s shipments, 5,4b0 sales. 500; stock 1893
 Augusta Middling 2s.ssc; receipts 7a.2s1.
 St Louis < Middling. ZIG: receipts. $500; shipments. 5,S0s stock, o9s3 Atlanta: Middling 26.s5c. Little Rock: Middlins 2625c; receints S21i shipments, 1,1s9: sales, 51t; stock 59.195,
 Dallas; Middling. 25.95c; sales e02. Montgomery. Middling. 26c: sales 4s Total today: Receipts. 24G44; shin. ments, 22.l9o; stock. 697.527. COTTONSEED or. NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Buyng by refin- CTS and commission houses along with
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LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. Jan. 3.-CattIe: Receipts. Il GOO; active; beef steers and butcher she stock uneven. strong to 25c higher; better .I.a.. al,1. 11nut .i