The Birmingham News from Birmingham, Alabama • 19

DAY, JUNE 1, 1410 THE BIRMINGHAM NEWS, BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA MEDITATIONS OF EAMB0NE (Crj-yrlcht, I'Ve, ky The Medan Vempapm SxadicaU tm She Birmingham Mem) iSJEMU SNMAIiMIT RIHAIN PROJECT STILL IN EMBRYO i MORRIS AVENUE N.O. COTTON LOCAL SECURITIES MARKET. (Correct bv Marx A Co.) iimibK INDRJVE0HP01ES Poles Claim To Have Made Gains As Result Of Sitter Fight. DEY KEEPS, ON TALKIN' BOUT WIMMEN 5UFFR1N' POLTICS, BUT PEAHS t' me lak 5EY ENj'yfN PEY'SEF RIGHT SMAHt Bats. B'd.

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B. A B. Bids-, 4 104 'rices Decline On Higher Money And Better Weather Report By Araootated Bnu. NEW ORLEANS, Ia Job 1. After brat-Utkua tm the opening today the KirtM toil oft Kfidef Mil lux dtM to Ulk higher federal reserve -rate of utent iU a Utile later aetllag was further increased bj a favorable wranter Bap.

Ob the finrt rail the nearer months were 2 to 4 potato higher than yesterday eiueo July rtsuig te So (Me. The break carried the list 28 te 43 pointe under the eioee of yesterday, July droning te Brattae of uncertainty over legislation concerning the form of the future contract the market became unsettled but it waa straightened out finally by dispatches from Washington, stating that President Wiiaoa had sigued the bill making permanent the for mof contract which has been traded la for a year past. Toward neon the trading inoaths were Id to 15 potato under the dose at yesterday, July standing at 87 84c. lue market became quiet and toward the close turned rather ea ay. Late In the day too trading months wore at net dor lines of ly to .4 poitua, July standing at 37.7.2c.

RANGE IN NEW ORLEANS COTTON. MW ORLEANS, June 1. The cotton market closed steady at net declines of 18 to A points. By IwwitW tn.i LONDON. June 1.

Russian Bolshevist forces fighting against the Polea and Ukrainians in the region, south of Kiev, have retired to new positions after fighting with superior enemy forces, says an official statement issued in Moscow yesterday and received here by wire Less, FIGHTING IS VIOLENT ftuO Ltd loft L54 Xft ttft bd 0 RJ Jft 20 -1U0 80 Adft ft ft 0 too 140 ld ftd 00 bd 10ft Xul J05 io a Avonuaia Mtta, pfd I barn Reftiiy Co. eomaoft bimm v. Went Co uM Himm W. Woraa. IH thantaer of 0tnmmi pfd Ceatihvutlki Gin.

te, kwt Lake Land (a Limwued Cem Coe kotpire Imp pfd. 44444 (kiBiey Land (old) Lnatey Land .4 Jeffecwm JTorUUaer Li J. ft fiOBUDM Las J. ft Lm plli, Mttaer Land (hada) Milner Land lat bonfta BmuAgUn land Woedward Cwl. 2nd ats Fairfield Land Ca Corn Drops 5 Cents; Strawberries Are Rapidly Disappearing On Avenue.

Cor bad dropped te $2.45 frosa 2J0 Taeadsy. Olber pnrei mMiM4 Macfaangvd. Freak fruit sjmI vegetable crewdd Urn mx kta. there briag plenty ot preems sad strawberries However, tiravtamre wul last bat few da teuger, dealers as. Own cars Irani FUmd ws a IM Barket, Tuesda a pnres: Tnuti.

(Corrected by Beil Rogers Freda CO Appmo-V) taewspa tn barrels, $ia tsnd, fast' winessps. $4-75 box. sad 8-Asod ftc tirapefrutt (46. 54), W.W i)ut; t64, 80), box, (36. box.

LrasMiO'-LaJiforfii? $5.50 bar; imparted Metuaa. 369 s. $5.50 box. OrnngoaAslifunita Valencia (176. 300.

216), a. 50 bug, (250), box; (288), $5 uO box. iLMpfdre-d, 30, 36), $6.50 crate; (42) $6.00 crais. Fredaos- Corrected by Beii-Kr Fwdaea Co.) Cabbage Musassipl teck te crates, $3-50 crate. Union Trtir jrikw In crates or basket, $2.59 crate.

ureen hamper. New PtH lore -N a. 1 stock, red, ik No. 2 stock, red, 8c lb, 64uab liiwbaA bwakets, MMuteppi tock, $2 50 bosket. Egg Fiaal $3.50 crate, crate.

ftweet lotatow iano Rlcoa. 5c lb. Beaa cduforaia savy, 9c Micklgaa navy. 9c tahfoniia iimaa, XAe CwLforeu bob lima, 23 lia Calif onua pick. 9c lb.

ail fora ia biockeyea, lie ibw 1'racui irg teui new crop No. 1 steck, 14. lb. Almond Drake's seeding, 15c lb. Fecao.

X5c lb. teeeee Fail cream dalaiea, 32c lb. Market Basket 6c tesea. Mackerel XW 6-oa futa, $8.25 keg. beukwro 50 packogtw to case, $3.50 wfogg A canaiea stock, 61c Wife Of Former Governor To Deliver Seminary Commencement Speech.

Mrs. Charles Henderson, of Troy, "rife of ex-Gov. Henderson, will deliver he commencement address to the graduating classes of the Loulie Compton Seminary and the Margaret Allen School at the Jefferson Theater Wednesday night when diplomas will be presented to 83 members of the two classes. Commencement exercises of these two schools began Sunday with the commencement sermon by Dr. John McNeil, pastor of the South Highland Presbyterian Church.

In the auditorium of the First Methodist Church. Members of the senior class of the seminary presented an operetta Monday night and Tuesday night the musical pupils, both piano and vocal, will present their annual musical concert In the auditorium of the seminary. The public is invited to attend. Mrs. Henderson will address the graduating class on 'Americanism.

Screw couplings on a pips that enters watering pot invented by a Philadelphia woman enable It to be filled with iliose without any water being spilled. Belgian cotton spinners and manufacturers will send an agent to Brazil to examine the possibility of extending the cultivation of cotton in that country. loo uo 100 ft Itift (bond) ef; Jefiatao C. Bldg. Rotes Havo Advanced Their Linos.

War. i saw Office Say. LONDON, Juno 1. In violent fighting between the Dvina River and the upper Beresina River (on the northern end of the Russo-Polish battiefront) the Poles have advanced their lines af- ter repulsing Russian ansattitA the war office announced in a com- 1 unique telegraphed from Warsaw to-day. Heavy fighting has developed in rkrainia.

on the southern end of the battle line, where flanking attacks by the Russians were repulsed. Airplanes and armored trains are playing atfimportant part in these engagements. FRANCE MAY HELP New Corporations And Increased Capital Total In May. GRAIN MARKET Price Of Corn Advances On Account Of Small Receipts. By Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Juno 1 Corn prices went up Oh a rash today, because receipt were not nearly as largo os bad been looked for. Reside, poosibilitie of further railway labor acted as a stimulus to buyers. Opening prices which ranged from 4 decline to Jc advance, were followed by a sharp gen ml t8tarn in values. Bullish crop reports gave independent strength to onto. Declines in the price of hogs weakened provisions.

N. Y. STOCKS NEW YORK. June 14 The following are the opening sod closing quotations for today on the New York M-t Ext-hauge: Open. High.

low. Close. Am. Can 36 Am. Car Fdy.

.....135 1354 IS3ft 138 Am. Ijocomouve 96 96- 95 Am, 8inclting 601 6D1 59T 59T Deaths and Funerals (Corrected by Anaour A Ca). Dry salt dear bribes, iMksiVe Kettle readered lard, SSiet, ure Lao) t-S'. Cure bard 10 (e, Pur. tauw, aSinaed bstaa 42c regalsr bam.

41c. trr.li haau, AK, uacou. 4UsbSc, abertaaiag (, reattiv. (Cerrected by Beil Frodeee Ca.) Creamery buuer. Sue.

Ueae, sJc, 4jc; roue ten. 22c; 70c. S'reaS oouulry Esse 42(43c. Braras Aa reea.taifs, tOorrected by W. M.

UKy.) Bea teed, (K.oO per luu-pouad eacSj auxeS bone feed foeWAk Pure a beat wmru. 78; pure wheat bra tub, C. b. meat, Suits iKOU, cora td.od) cure cuepa, u(e ua st.4o, Subiwoa sraw bay, pdo, choice alfalfa, Lw, tlaur, Colonial Troops Said Te Havo Been Offered To Poland. BERLIN, June 1.

The Zeitung Am Mittag prints a rumor that France has offered colomaJ troops to Poland for use against the Russian Bolshevist army. OFFERS TO FIGHT PLAGUE American Consul At Vera Crus Would Help Mexicans. MEXICO CITY, Juno 1. Paul H- Fbe. ter, American consul at Vera Crux, has i offered in the name of his government -to bring sanitary supplies oo a tor-pedoboat from New Orleans to assist in fighting the bubonic plague, accord-lng to a Vera Crus dispatch to The Universal.

His offer has not as yet been accepted. Only one no wcase was reported in Vera Crus yesterday. Capital stock of new corporations and increases In the stock of old concerns totaled 11,388,000 during the month of May. according to records in the office of the probate Judge Tuesday. Of the total figures the capital stock of new concerns amounted during the month to 8734,000.

while increases in the capital stock of concerns already existent reached a total of 3654,000. Twenty-five corporations are presented in the figures given. Following is a list of the corporations and the amount of their authorized capital stock or Increases as the case may be Iron City Pip and Foundy Co. $275,000 9T4 57 1U HIM 821h 89 894k H64g 674 12 nm James M. Craig, mentioned as.

secretary of the International Steel and Motors Compony Corporation, with capitalization of 320,000, which Henry Leon. Brittain and associates are said to be considering locating at Rome, asked concerning the plans, said that he knew nothing to be given out, that he understood that Mr. Brittain had been to Rome and looked over the situation but he was not in possession of any of the plans of the proposed steel and motors parts plans. Mr. Craig is connected with the Birmingham Stjel Corporation at East Birmingham, one of the projects of Mr.

Brittain. The plant at East Birmingham is doing as nicety as could be expected on commercial work, but little steel is being fabricated now for the Mobile Shipbuilding Company, another enterprise and parent of the corporation here organised by Mr. Brittain. Information from Rome is to the effect that several persons have consented to Join Mr. Brittain in his plans of development, that ore lands will be taken over and other arrangements made for a blast furnace, steel plant and automobile parts factory and that before lon the project will be on its feet.

Industrial Notes. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Shelby Iron Company, of which Morris W. Bush is president, will bo held in Jersey City, N. June 9. Mr.

Bush will be re-elected president and all the other directors will be reelected. The company is making charcoal iron and enjoying a strong market, the product selling at 355 per ton. The Gulf States Steel Company reported net income for April, after deductions for taxes, depreciation, at 3106,700. The Republic Iron and Steel Companx has declared the regular quarterly dividend of IX per cent bn the preferred stock, payable July 1, to stockholders of record June 15. A dividend of 1 Vi per cent has been declared by the same company on the common stock, payable August 2, to stockholders of record July 15.

The Southern Railway Company has declared a dividend of 24 per cent on preferred Btock, payable June SO, to stockholders of record on June 4. Birmingham interests are said to have leased the blast furnace at Rome, and made arrangements for ore at Ce-dartown, coke from this state and other material and soon will begin operation again of the plant. The furnace does not need a very great amount of work done to place it in full commission. Birmingham furnace companies are being askd to offer a considerable tonnage of pig iron for export. Not less than 2.500 tons of pig iron will leave this district in the next four weeks for foreign countries.

FACULTY IS SELECTED w. S. Leather-wood Is Chosen Superin tendent Of Gadsden Schools. GADSDEN, June 1. Special.

i W. S. Leatherwood, for ten years superintendent of the Lanett, Ala. schools, has been elected superintendent of the Alabama City public school system. He is said to have conducted the largest elementary school in one building in the South, it being reported that the Lanett school has 1,400 chil dren in one structure.

Ten teachers were elected to assist Mr. Leatherwood and seven more will be selected before the term begins in September. MRS. WOODWARD SPEAKS Purposes Of Business Womans Club Is Outlined In Gadsden. GADSDEN, June 1.

Special Mrs. Bertha Woodward, secretary of the New York City Business and Professional Women's Club, addressed the members of the club here. She asserted that the principal work of such organizations is to promote and protect the interests of women in business, to raise the standard of efficiency of women in business and to make the members a great factor in the 53H Am. A Fdy, Am. Tl.

Tei, Anaconda Baldwin Loco. Bo Ho. ft Ohio Beth. Steel Brooklyn EL T. Can.

Pacific ....114 Chess, ft Ohio M. ft St. I Colo. Fuel ft Iron Crucible Steel Erie (ieneral Electric Illinois Central Krai. Cop.

Corp- Lackawanna 6 tec I Lehigh Valley Louis, ft Nosh. 534 32 1304 133 130' 131 124 144 70S 69 69 43 110 .144 704 GARY THEATER FAIRFIELD TUESDAY HARY CAREY in one of the greatest hits of hie career BULLET-PROOF" Also good comedy, "Dangerous Eyes," with the Fox Sunshine Girls. The Publicity Hervtee Co. Hiden ft Cheek Reuty and Insurance Co ('denhead An to Kim Co. Midway Pharmacy Nortii Birmingham Trust and Baring Ba (increase) Johnston Sales Co Birmingham Business College Alabama HUim Products Co Kaoertoa Coffee Co.

(increase) Franklin-Stiles-Franklin Hosiery Mills Prnaton Motor Sales Co. Fuel Hervloe Co. Birmingham Hypodermic Syringe Cass Co. Franklin Motor C'o Hotel Hillman Operating Co. Advertising Service Corporation llnU-Kodgm Produce Co.

(increase) Central Ice Co (Increase) First Bank of Fairfield (increase) Hhsdes Valley Coal Co. Jzeeds Bargain Store Birmingham Dry Cleaning Co Hopeoti-Cartrr Realty Co. (increase) Caslon Printing Co 4 000 5.000 800.000 8,100 50.000 10.000 5.000 io. you 70.000 200,000 25,000 5,000 20 600 50.000 20 000 25,000 25,000 15,000 25.000 25.000 2.000 20,000 104,000 5.000 T. Bmaum, Hustsrille.

HTST8V1LLE, June W. T. lirnnum, 73, prominent fanner of Madison ('rnity and a )Kjmlar Confederate veteran, died yesterday at hi home at Owen Cross Roads aftiT a short llluewi. He is survived tv his widow and the following sons and daughters: John B. and W.

8. Rranmn, Mrs. R. M. Hphey and Mrs.

John W. Carpenter. jMr. and Mrs. ftramim celebrated their golden wedding anniversary last week.

Mrs Virginia A Field. Funeral services for Mrs. Virginia A. Field, 7S, who died at her home in West End Hun- day, were held from the home Monday Rev. Oscar Randolph officiated.

Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs. Field is sur-jvived by three nieces, Mrs. J. B.

Cunning -them, Mrs. Jairs Dinwiddle and Mrs. Alice Pierpont, all of Neve York. Many beautiful floral designs were sent to the Field home. James Ray.

Funeral services for James Ray, aged 16 1 years, will be held from the family residence la Bunnyside at 3 oclock Tuesday after-, neon. Burial was to be in Kim wood Ceme- tery Ray is survived by bis father and four staters, Mrs. William M. Sutherlin, Mrs. C.

D. Bkewes, Misses Kate dud Agnes Ray. Mrs. R. 0.

Roberts. ANNISTON, June X. Special. Mrs. R.

0. Roberts, 68. is dead at her former home in Oxford. She is survived by five children, Earl Roberts, of Anniston; Mrs. 1 Jumes Orr, of Oxford, Capt.

R. (J. Roberts, of lallndega; Mrs. Foster Mellon, of Oxford, 1 and Mrs. Bam Mellon, of Fort Worth, Tex.

H. M. Street, Meridian. MERIDIAN', June 1. Col.

H. M. Street, 88, preidnt of the Citixens National Bank, vice president of the Missis-stppi-Alahama Fair Association, member of the board of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and four times speaker of the Mississippi House of Representatives, died at bis home here Monday X. Pendleton, Petersburg. MOBILE.

Ala. June Special. William Kendrick Pendleton Wilson, prominently identified with business, political and social life in Mobile, died in Petersburg, according to information received by relatives here. Mr. Wilson had been in failing health for some time.

Deceased leaves a widow, three sons, Beverly Paul and Thomas Darcy Wilann, ail of Mobile; three daughters, Mrs. Thomas B. Madia, Mrs. Harvey Plummer and Miss Nannie A. Wilson, all of Petersburg.

Va. I Funeral services were held Monday with interment la Blanford Cemetery, Petersburg, Mr. Nannie Wet, SyUcauga. BYT.Al'Al'liA, Jane 1. Special.

Mra. Nan- Went died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. T. M. Fleming, on Saturday.

Pneumonia resulting from influenaa waa the eaus of death. The body waa csrried to Fort (ialnea. for Interment. (Cocacted fay W. Jrieor A Ormia ho.

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he. A IU: he, A XOe. Uveateea. (Cariected by Lama block Tarda). (armaa cattle, KcoanUsg Weiset, Qoat ire aad (ee Oieera, JittsOiat; fat cwwa arMlUB ea w.u( catura, taaaera, uts4c: heary Doha, ytsiw-: briM uuua, ewtsdvsc: exea, bid w- fat yeaniaga, ktlfut, lerrllilfu yeerliush d7.

wawre, ewlsc. bed kteere Scad ekeica, OHIte; aedriun te food, sikMOlat. waae dium, twee caoice nr, fed knee, 163 aad t. 614, dance cora led dogs. Lift te )0A )id cueke cure fed bos.

So to ISA til; Usat bua, AlLod; bait tat rout fa huge, (tahgV.M: pi no peuada dewa, 6iw; bast keary ruosfa wtt aad edy hose from iitffac par pound low tua auove prtuea. Had. (Corrected by biaadard fin Oo). Celt wier trout. 22idSSc: white trout, ike red euepper, xsttSSe.

gray an. per. lte; auxed flab, tie; freed poetpeae, hoc maefaerd. 22e; mulJcC XA. Hidee Aad Tahew.

(Op reeled by Blrmincbam Tide A Tallow Ca. ho. 1 green call hidee. 10c; No. 2 grev aalt 13c; No.

1 green freak hidee, 13c ho. 2 green wit hidee. ISc; No. 1 dry Dint hidee. Ale: No.

2 dry flint hidee, 82c; No. dry wit hidee, 30c: No. 2 tlry wit hide. 2c sheep eklue. Sbcfaxt 23; hone hides, 62 30s) goat ekina.

73tl6l; hog ekina, 23alSc; tallow, btflUc; beeswax. 84(s35c; dear wool, 634ftiOc; clear gteaso wool, 3rtt3bc; burry wont, 1820c; gtruaeng (wiidl ARKANSAS DEMOCRATS MEET LITTLE BOCK, June 1. The Democratic State central committee met here today to name the Arkansas delegation to the San Francisco conven tion. N. Y.

STOCKS Heavy Selling Features Opening, Due to Higher Interest Rates. By Associated Press. NEW YORK Jttua X.Hravy sovUiof e-eooajiSDivd th reoumpLOQ of tradtaf of tb Stock Bctuoe Unlay. Ottering for bo tit Ion sod short sceoowt wre precipitated by further credit contraction. This was Indicated by the higher dmcouat rates anoosoced over to week-cod by the Federal Reserve banks of this city aad Chicsfo.

Lasses ranked from 1 to 4 point, sreat weakness betas she a by Bethlehem and ltupoWk Bteeis, Mexursa and Psa-Amencan petroleums, SUodebaker, American tawowUw, lakiwis LoroatiT aod affiliated indus trials Rails also reacted under lead of i mutt Pacific, Texas and Pacific aad Rock islsud. torts pressed their advantage during the stagnaut Biitl-acHaioa, making further attack against motors ami their subsidiaries, as well as equipments and food Issues, Traders swand word from ashing torn where tb supreme court wsa expected te render several important financial decision. The eloaiug was heavy, stale approximated 50,010 share. FOUNT MAN FINED Manager Of Cigar Store Convicted Of Non-Observance Of Sterilization Law. The management of two of the United Cigar Company's stores in Birmingham faced Judge Dinsmore in police court Tuesday morning charged with permitting their employes in charge of the soda founts to violate the sterilization ordinance relative to rinsing spoons, glasses and other equipment used in serving drinks.

The health officers who made the arrests stated to the court that the places in question were equipped with the necessary sterilizers, but during the rush of business, the dispensers in charge had become careless and had ignored the ordinance. Judge Dinsmore imposed fines of $5 in each case and admonished the ac cused not to appear in court again charged with the same offsense as the penalty would, be most severe. These arrests were made at the instigation of Dr. J. D.

Dowling, head ef the health department, who states that this law must be observed to the letter. THE ASTRONOMICAL M. P. In the early das of the Army of Occupation it was not such a simple mat ter to get permission to cross the Rhine as it later became. And the M.

who had been stationed at Coblenz end of the Bridge of Boats wasn't going to let anybody get over to Ehrenbreitatein, or vice versa, if he could help it, unless the party In question bad an Iron-clad seven-times-stamped pass. Now one of the privileges of being a general is that you can or could go almost anywhere you wanted. Spread eagled colonels had to stand In line with the newest 90-day lieutenants not to mention the bucks when a train pulled into an A. E. K.

center. Similarly, those same colonels had to show the proper authority when riding in. O. D. motor cars.

But generals oh. just a salute, that was a little better than usual. Fo when a car bearing the single star of a brigadier in its windshield rolled easily up toward the Bridge of Boats, its driver merely glanced at the M. P. to be sure he was out of harm's way and bounced up on the bridge, ''Hey!" called the M.

The chauffeur stopped. There might have been a silent blowout or something. Got your pass? queried the M. sticking his head inside the door and saluting as many times as space permitted. Paasr repeated the occupant of the car with reasonable irritation.

Yessir paas," insisted the M. politely, saluting some more. Don't you know what that star meansf inquired the general with some acidity, pointing to the windshield. The M. P.

grinned with a well-how-did-you-think-up-that-one air. 'Sure, ho said. Mean you got a son In the service. The Home Sector. FRANKLIN THEATER ENSLEY TUESDAY OLIVE THOMAS in OUT YONDER A quaint story of lovo, adventure and romance.

Also Knights and Knight- i iss, a Big Comedy. BELLE THEATER ENSLEY TUESDAY JACK DEMPSEY in DAREDEVIL JACK" ANTONIO MORENO in THE INVISIBLE HAND" Also good Western and Comedy. A purchaser of an old Arab muaket In an antique shop in Pans discovered in the barrel of it 240 valuable tur quoises. ail of beautiful color. TO ENTERTAIN CHILDREN Boys and Girl Will Be of Ro tartan At Luncheon.

Birmingham Rotarians will observe Junior Rotary Day at their regular weekly luncheon at 1 oclock Wednesday afternoon1 at the Tutwller Hotel ballroom, and each Ro tartan is expected to bring at least one boy or girl with him, while children within school age will be made especially welcome. Howard Dayton Leake, a member of the graduating class of the Central High School, and president of the Hil Hard Literary Society, will be the principal speaker and Hollis E. Davenny, director of the Community Sing, will lead in appropriate songs. There also will be other stunts." Miss Ola G. Browne, executive secretary, asks that all Rotarians who Intend to bring more than one guest make reservations in time so arrangements can be made for them.

CABINET I STALLED Democratic Platform May Be Discussed At Meeting. WASHINGTON, June 1. President Wilson wiU meet with his cabinet at 2 o'clock this afternoon. It is understood that the president will take up political questions with the cabinet and that there may be a discussion of the Democratic platform. The mound-shaped nest of the Jungle fowls of Australia are sometimes 15 fee high and 150 feet in circumference.

MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS LIES POOL COTTON. LIVERPOOL, June X. Cotton spot doll, prices steady; good middling l5MJd; full middling 2S.37d; middling 27 12d; low middling 23 hid; good ordinary 30.62d; ordinary 19 62d galea 6,000 bale including 2 00 American; receipts 18 000, including 12,300 American. Futures closed; near months firm; distant quiet. June 25.2Sd; July 34.R5d; October 23 6U1; December 22.68d; January 22.38d; March 21.75d( May 21.25d.

LIVESTOCK. IXJUISVILLE, June I. Hogs receipts 1.300; 225 (founds up 13T5; 165 to 225 jiounds 314 50; 120. to 165 pounds $13 pigs 69 0010 50, throwouts 10.25, down. Cattle receipts 100, slow.

Heavy steers 12, beef steers 50; cattle $4. 75410 50; feeders slock era $7 73. Sheep receipts 1,900. active. Lambs seconds $14 00; sheep $8 50 down.

EAST 8T. LOVIS, June 1 Cattle celpts native steers 25c higher. Texas steer steady. Top steers $13 25; hulk $10 00 yearling steers and heifers higher? fanuer cows steady at $5 OOf? 7 25, calves steady. Good and choice vcalers $13 00 14.00.

Hogs receipts 8.000; steady to 25c lower; top bulk $14 0014.60. Sheep receipts 2 000; iambs strong to 25c higlier; sheep steady. Tup lambs $16 50; bulk $15.00:16 50. CHICAGO, III. June 1.

Cattle receipts beef steers 15c to 40c higher; early top heavy top years many good and choice she stotk steady to 25c higher. Prime heavy cows $1150; heavy butcher bulls, strong! light butcher bulla active, fully steady, calves mostly 50c higher; top verniers feeders 15c to 25c higher. Hogs receipts 36,000, mostly 25c lower than average, heavy very dull, bulk all weights $13 top pigs steady to 25c higher. 8heep receipts 13. QUO, alow, best grades mostly stead), others weak; chokk Spring lambs medium feeding lambs $11.00.

POTATOES, CHICAGO, 111., June 1. Potatoes firm; receipts 64 care: Northern white sacked and bulk new. steady; Florida barrels No. $15.00 15.25; No. 2 $12.50 12.75.

SUGAR. NW YORK. June 1. Raw sugar steady. Rentrifugal 2ft 75c: refined steady, fine granulated 21.004j26 50c.

PRODUCE. CHICAGO. 111., June 1. Butter unchanged. Creamery Bggs lower: firsts Poultry alive higher; fowls SSlcc.

NEW YORK June 1. butter steady; creamery first 55(fc59c. Kggs irregular firsts 4445Ve Cheese easier; average run 27 30c. Live opultry steady: broilers 404700; fowls Sfcc turkeys 30c. Dressed steady; broilers frosen 4Hp'5tic; chickens rosea B643c; fresh 42s, '8T.

LOUIS, Jane 1. Poultry hens 31c; springs 42r; turkeys 44c; ducks 27t8c; geese 15c. Butter creamery 53c. Eggs 35c. LIBERTY BONDS.

NEW YORK, June 1. Final prices on liberty bonds today were: Se, first 4s second 4s first 4V second 44s $66 80; third 4VU $90 60; fourth 4Ws Victory 3a Victory 4s METALS. YORK, June 1. Copper dull, electrolytic spot and nearby Iron steady; No. 1 Northern $49: No.

2 Northern $48: No. 2 Southern $43 00644.00: antimony $9 00; tin steady; spot $52.50: June July $52.00. Metal Exchange quoted lead quiet; siot and June offered at mine quiet, East 8t. Louis delivery spot $7 45 bid; 7.65 asked; at London spot copper 97p 7s 6d; futures 96p 12 6d: electrolytic spot 106p; futures 109; tin spot 272p 15s; futures 15s; lead spot 39p; futures 40p; sine spot 44 5e futures 46p 10s. COTTON OPINIONS.

President Wilson signed Agricultural Mil providing that the amendment to cotton futures act providing for government classification of cotton grades for delivery and for a reduction in the deliverable grades of cotton from 20 to 10 grades shall be permanent legislation. New York Bureau. NEW YORK. June 1. Our Washington of fic says a bill fixing cotton grades ha just passed the house took a minute to pass it and has gone right over to the senate and will past the senate as quickly as did the bouse.

Mcelroy. PLANTING IN OKLAHOMA. OKLAHOMA Planting is further ahead In Oklahoma and latest returns show the sea eon tn this state to only from 10 to 20 days late, while It now looks according to preliminary estimates as df there was to be a substantial increase in the acreage planted to cotton. The percentage condition also prom ises to exceed that of last year when it stood 73. Complaints are almost universal of the scarcity of labor.

COTTON LETTER. NEW YORK, June 1. Our market opened higher on July on the strength in old crops in Liverpool, but a few points lower on new crov then experienced a sudden break of 40 points on moderate selling baaed probably on the uncertainty in connection with the suspension of trading irr- New York and the anticipated effect from the raising of the federal discount rates. The market soon steadied and recovered about 2U points holding around 34.70c for October for developments. 81 a showed better condition than private advices suggested.

Mostly fair and warmer western half of the belt, partly cloudy eastern half, only few light scattered showers, with heaviest rain .42 at Memphis. Indications are for partly cloudy to fair, possibly a few isolated showers and twisters in Oklobama. JOHN F. LARK ft CO. MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, June X. Mercantile paper per cent; exchange strong: sterling 6JMa.v bills commercial 60-day bills on bauks commercial 60-day bills $3 85fc; demand $3 90; cables $39Xfe. Francs demand $12 66, cables $12 86. Belgian francs, demand cables $1:126. Guilders demand cablet 36c.

Lire demand ca hies $16.67. Marks demand 2.61; rubles 2.62r. New York exchange on Montreal XX per cent discount. Government bonds weak; railroad bonds weak. Time loan strong; 60 days, 90 days and six months 84 pr cent.

Oail money strong; ruling rate ft per cent, bonk acceptances 6V4 per cent. NEW MANDATE PLAN WASHINGTON, June 1. Assumption of mandate over Armenia, including the military defense of its frontiers as they shall be established, is provided in a sub-resolution to the Lodge resolution declining to accept the presidents proposal to establish such a mandate, Introduced in thd Senate today by Senator King, of Utah. UHL REFUSED REVIEW. WASHINGTON, June The supreme court today refused to review the case of Arnold Jacob Uhl, of Birmingham, convicted of violating the selective service act by falling to sign his questionnaire.

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15Hc. BAR 8XLYER. NEW YORK, June 1. Bar silver 99ac. Mexu.au doliani 7Tc.

GRAIN LETTER. CHICAGO, June 1. Today's corn market will prolmbly develop the fact that the expected movement from the country has been discounted. A demand from ontaide Industries will aiper as soon as shippers here arc iu position to submit offers. Conditions of railroads will not permit any big receipts st any one time.

A11K.0.T.C. Units Of High Schools To Go To Summer Camp Much enthusiasm was shown in the meeting of the reserve officers training corps who expect to attend the Summer training camp at Columbia, S. this Summer, which was called by MaJ. Arthur E. Chair-sell, professor of military tactics in the schools, Tuesday afternoon at the Central High School.

The boys were notified that not only the 10 per cent of the two units of the Birmingham and Ens-ley High Schools, but all extra men who desired could go. MaJ. Chair-sell stated that about 90 bos would go from Birmingham. This is to include the 30 members of the band who have been designated as the official band for the camp this Summer. I These special concessions have been granted the units here by the headquarters of the Southeastern Division for the high record made by them during the past session.

The boys will leave June 17 and return about Aug. 1. hMdurasraided Band Of Rebels Enter From Nlcaraugua, But Are Repelled. WASHINGTON, June 1. A hand of 2S0 armed Honduran rebels crossed the Nicaraguan border into Honduras last night in an attempt to raid but were repelled, the State Department today was advised by the American consul at Tegucigalpa.

FRIER SONCON FIR ED. WASHINGTON. June I The Senate today confirmed the nomination of William L. Frierson, of Chattanooga. to be solicitor general.

TO CEL EBRATe JULY4. HUNTSVILLE, Ala. June 1. Special. A movement has been started here for the celebration of July 4.

Th general committee that had charge of the monster celebration four years ago has been placed in charge and a meeting will be held during the present week to get the enterprise under way. Southern Paint Oil Company Memphis, Tenn. THREE ARE MURDERED Mysterious Woman In White Now Is Sought By Police. PHILADELPHIA, June 1. J.

Leroy Eichelberger, 33 years old, was murdered during the night as he slept beside his wife, in West Grove, Chester County. Mrs. W. E. Dunlap and her 9-year-oid daughter, Ruth, who lived on a farm a mile from the Eichelbergers, were also murdered in bed.

A mysterious woman in white was seen by Mrs. Eichelberger as she glided from the room after Eichelberger was killed. The police are seeking the alleged woman murderer. The Weather WEATHER CONDITIONS. A low premuro center crouea the wwtern Tgltoy 8utes, separating regions of htg bprrasure in the Atlantic and Ohio Valley States end Ihe Northwest.

This pressure distribution caused light rainfall In the Central Valley and middle gulf districts, and over the Northwestern Valley and Rocky Mountain butee Temperatures were generally moderate, and without material changes. I nset-tled weather with ore local light local showers are indicated for Alabama. y- ChehawSand, Gravel SMfg. Co. 39 S.

Forsyth Street Atlanta, Ga. Clean washed concrete sand and gravel for prompt shipment PITS-CHEHAW, ALA. Cotton yarns bought, sold and exported si 21 5,9 STiTIONai STATIONS i t'ft IS? SCRAP IRON Rubber and Bags The Jaffe Iron Metal Co. Mixed or Assorted Grades Car loads. Also Metals, Rags.

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servative banking. Special facilities for savings. American Trust Savings Bank BIRMINGHAM, ALA. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM. LOCAL WEATHER DATA.

Temperature data for the 24 hours ending at June 1920 High eat yesterday, degrees. lowest last night, 58 degrees, mean, 74 dees; normal temperature for this ju, 75 degree. Temperatures for eotTsspacdlng dates last year Highest 85 degrees; lowest, 87 degress; mean. 78 degrees. Accumulated deficiency la metn two psrt tart Moot Jsn 1.

342 degrees. Preeipitsuoo for tbs 28 boon ending at 7 a. bl today, none Total preripltitkm siora Jaa I 17 82 tnebra Aoruvu ated excess in precipitation tines Jan. 14 68 inefaea. Highest wind velocity for the 34 boors ending at 7 a.

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Rammsry of the wsaiher renditions for the sot-ton region sUtrs for the 24 boars ending si a m. today. TRh meridian time. fbwaonable temperatures prersiied during As lost 72 hour. Moderate to he tv ahowert were reeardvd ftuadsy tn AHanvu aouthrm Mtaeippt Mi eat southern Texas, sod Mooday in Arkansas, western Tennessee.

Miaslisirvd and aowtherw Alabama, and light to modern showers in Loaisian and a few pisres elwwtwc. fomttered howe were reported Tuesday from aotithms Louisiana nonhesstword through Alabama, with moderate to heavy showers in aortbara Mm-iaippt and western Teripraoeo. Women buy 90 per cent of th com modltfc (tied io the American homo. COTTON YARNS NEW YORK 395 Broadway PHILADELPHIA 3d and Chestnut Streets.