Ankara, Sept. 19. The alliance between Britain and Wednesday's Closing Quotations New York, Sept. 17.
The cotton market today early eased on hedging and liquidation, with initial quotations ruling from 5 to 7 points down. Later, prices rallied on trade, New Orleans and Wall Street included the Mayor of Smyrna and In addressing the audience, which leading Turkish civil and military authorities, commercial leaders. the Consular Corps and the allied colony, the Ambassador recalled that when be visited Turkey for the first year, he stated that British commercial and prepa the Price Control Bill taking powers to fix prices for agricultural products from Mr. Henderson's hands. The advance, however, attracted profit taking and Southern selling, but the market closed steady with gains ranging from 16 to 21 points.
"Trading in the market for raw today ith the improvement of cotton counteracted inactivity in mill circles and liberal supplies from the North-presented at the Fair despite the West. with new arrivals rather sub-difficulties and the fact that all) stantial. At the final bell, losses of to|% to a % cen were recorded.
N. Y. Cotton N. Y, Rubber Washington, Sept. 18.
Senator Mon C. Wallgren, Democrat of Washington, yesterday said that Japan was violating an agreement with the United States by sending boats into Alaskan waters restricted to use by American fishermen.
Senator Wallgren, in a letter to the State Department, protested against the alleged violation and enclosed photographs of Japanese vessels. He said the pictures were taken on the spot.
The Senator said that "reliable evidence shows the boats entered the restricted waters during the summer months."
The Japanese vessels, he said, were a point between the Pribiloff islands and Kuskokwin Say. Japanese fishermen fished from small boats based on a larger boat.
"Alaskan fisheries are worth more than all the gold ever taken from Alaska, Senator Wallgren's letter said. "The Japanese probably need fish for their armies"—United Press.
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