WOOL MARKET
BOSTON. Dec. 28.-—The Commercial
Bulletin will publish the following wool
quotations tomorrow:
Domestic: Wisconsin. Missouri and av
erage New England: One-half blood, 63c;
three-eight blood 62@53c; one-fourth
blood. 49 @50c.
Scoured basis: Texas: Fine 12 months,
$1.25(g) 1.30; line S months $1.10@ 1.15.
Territory: Montana, fine staple choice,
$ 1.35® 1 37 : one-half blood combing, $1.25
@130; three-eighth blood combing. $1.07
@1.10; one-fourth blood combing, 90@93c. j
Pulled: Delaine, $1.30@1.36; AA, $1.25@
1.30; A supers, $1.06@1.10.
Mohair: Best combing, 78®83c; best I
carding, 70@75c.
Though he lias never left Washing
ton, D. C., William Zell has journeyed
1,000,000 miles in 40 years, lie did it
on a street ear. He is a motorman.
Springfield. Vt., leads the world in
the manufacture of the turret lathe
and the last lathe.
Investors—
For your January funds we now of
fer for sale well secured first mort
gages 0n improved Birmingham
real estate that will yield you 7 to
8 per cent net interest. Investi
gate.
Hazzard-Clark
Mortgage Co., Inc.
406 Title Guarantee Bldg.
Main 3484
COTTON REACTION
FOLLOWS ADVANCE
•NEW YORK. Dec. 28.—An early
advance was followed by reactions in
the cotton market today. Additional
notices representing about 7,000 bales
were issued against January contracts
and seemed to be causing some near
month liquidation. This probably
had rather an unsettling effect on
sentiment which was also influ
enced by reports that mills in the
northern part of Georgia would cur
tail their operations next month, and
those features led to considerable
realizing for over the week-end and
the New Year’s adjournment. As a
result, May sold off from 36.14c to
35.58c, making a net decline of about.
35 points.
