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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-06-25
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 New York, June 24.-The cotton mar ket opened steady but somewhat irregu- lar at an advance of points to a decline Of points, the gains being in response to better cables than expected, while the south continued moderate seller of new crop positions. The local opening was not as good as warranted by the cables but Liverpool continued to show firmness and soon after the call there was a sharp upturn, and in the covering which was also promoted by the talk of too much rain in Texas and too little in Alabama and Mississippi July was advanced from l0.4 the opening price to 10.60. August, which had opened at 1Ol30 and sold off to 1928, rallied to 10.46. while October sold up to 962 and December to 9.61 with the general list showing net gains of from 13 to 22 points. But the demand seemed chiefly from small shorts and soon be- fore midday the market weakened under liquidation. Trading had been fairly &C., tive on the bulge, but became less so during the middle session. and while there seemed to be no very aggressive pressure against the market prices gradually sagged off to about the final prices of the previous day on all months except July which continued about to 6 points higher. Toward the close trading fANSN NP o Helit but ilc showed little change, finishing the day with prices net to points higher with the tone quiet and steady. Sales were esti- mated at 150,O00 bales.
 After the early advance. trading seemed to be mostly of an evening up character preparatory to the closing of the market Tor over Sunday and was largely local in character, though wire houses with south ern connections were moedrate sellers Crop accounts were generally favorable and the weather map fairly so Exports were full again, exceeding port receipts by considerable margin, while the into sight for the week was smaller than ex- pected Receipts of cotton at the ports today were 3246 bales against 3651 last week and 1273 last year.
 For the week 14000 against 14.796 last week and 5,436 last year. Today's re- ceipts at New Orleans 1917 against STA last year and at Houston 19O against 2S9 last year.
 New York, June 24-Cotton. steady; i; middling, ii 05; net receipts, 1S6; gross, 1011 ;s sales 652; stock, 63.497.
 Total today: Net receipts, 3246: exports to Great Britain, 351; continents 7566; stock POS, 961
 Consolidated: Net receipts, 14.s95; ex- ports to Great BritainS 5502; France, 6S53; continent 14149; Japan, 200; Mexico, 50.
 Total since September 1: Net receipts, 7,047, I'll ; exports to Great Britain. 2.402, ,SO4; France, es7. .3o6; continent. 2,532 7sS sJa- pan, 42, 7S6; Mexico, 26,72S.
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Cotton Seed OH.

New York, June 24.-Cotton seed oil firm. Petroleum easy Resin quiet; strained. common to good s3QI3. .O5. Tur- pentine, steady, 56@56Ac.
 New Orleans June 24-Cotton seed oils firmer; prime refined in barrels, 2ec; off refined, In barrels. 2sc; prime crude. loose, 23c.
 Memphis, June 24-Cotton seed oil, carload lots, per gallon Prime crude, 23c; prime summer yellow, 26c; choice cooking summer yellow, less than carload lots. 36c Cotton seed cake, prime, s20.50; cot ton seed meal, prime, s20.25
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Da.iJ Statement. Galveston-Steady; middling, 10es; sales s4: receipts. 273; stock, S726. Mobile-NominalI middling. 1o9s; stock 734.
 savannah-Steady; middling 10%; sales 10s0; receipts, AGA; stock. 2sBS harleston-Nominal; stock, 15sS. Wilmngton-N Nominal; stock PAS Norfolk-Receipts, 60; stock, 290o, Baltlmore-Nominal; middling Il. .25; re- ceipts, 13a stock, HOT,
 Boston-Quiet; middling. 1o.s5 gross receipts 25
 iladelphia-Steady; middllng, Il .soi receipts 40; stock, 657. St. Louls-Quiet; middiing, lo% stock 127OS receipts, 85.
 Memphis-Quiet: mlddling, 1oss; re- ceipts, 50; shipments. 73s; sales, b0i stock 16 eo5
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Dry Goods Market.

New York, June 24-Slight indications of improvement in dry goods arc noticea- ble in certain quarters and yet tnere ls considerable conservatism and lack of confidence on the part of buyers which must be overcome before active business can be expected.
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Local Staple Grocerlo,

Local Staple Groceries. F1our-Fancy patent. s6; half patent. s5.65
 Sugar-Granulated, Sc: Y. C., pkc Coffee-0reen. s5AGizzdc: Arbuckisa Porto Rico. s11.s0
 Meat-Dry salted ribs. s7sc: dry salted rib bellies, 9c hams, fancy, 13e; medium 11ssc; extra clears, SAC; bacon bellles 11kc.
 Jard-Leaf 7Ac.
 Compound Lard-Snowfiake, 6ssc Molasses-CentrffuRal. I5035c; sugal house. 40c: Georgia cane, asc BenEs-Navy, s2.65 per bushei; Lima. Go pound.
 Pearl Grits-s2 pounds, slM
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steady: June. 1o.e461o.aai July. 10. 44a1O 45i August. 1o.21d1o.22; September, a.6iN9 .ezi October, aa4d9 .35. November, p.g9di9. gsj December. a.s2d9, sa January e.seas. A4
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The Live Stock Market.

Chicago, June 24.-Cattle receipts. 1000, including 150 from Texas, Steady. Good to prime steers s5 .5OQ6.5O; poor to. medium $4 50Q5 50; stockers and feeders. g. .50Q4. 50; cows. q .50Q14 25; heifers, $2D4.75; canners, a .50d2. 60; bulls, $2@425; calves, g. .50d6; Texas fed steers, 8. .2593. .65.
 Hogs-Recefpts. 12yO00; to 10c higher Good to choice heavy, $5. 35Q5. .45: light. s5 .20Q5 .25; bulk, s5. .25@5. S5.
 sheep-Receipts, 5000: lower. Good to choice. wethers. 4.50a5; fair to choice mixed. S.75@4.5o; western sheep. $s.5O@
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Chicago, June 24.-A cloudburst in Kansas was chief among the causes of a strong wheat market today. At the close September wheat showed gain of ssc. Corn was off a shade; oats down A, and provisions up from 10 to 200.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Sends.
None. Gn Call.

New York. June 24-Close money on call easy 1q1A; closing bid. 1h; offered at IA; time loans easy and dull; sixty and ninety days, ? per cent; SIX months, 3d3A
 Prime mercantile paper 3l4a41s per cent; sterling exchange easy, with actual business in bankers bills at 4s7.9 4s7 50 for demand and at 4S59o@4s5. s5 for
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CIearinus and Exchanues,
Seaboard Ar Line.

Baltimore, June 24-Seaboard Air Line common "A bid; do. preferred, 14q15 Coast Line common 19is bid.
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RAILWAY SCHEDULES

Showing he arrival and departure of passenger trains at the union station. birmlhghHHl
 LaulsVllla and Nashville RalIrnad-
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COTTON MARKET
 VERY IRREGULAR Early Gains Were in Response
 to Better Cables  DEMAND WAS FROM SHORTS Picked Up Some, But the Market Showed Little chanse-saIes
 Were Estimated at
 15o.ooo Bales.

< New York, June 24.-Our tele- < < graphic advices from the south this : ' evening are in the main of favor . ' able tenor. Rain has been quite gen . & eral and as rule the precipitation ' . has been moderate or light In a . . few sections along the gulf and < % Atlantic, however, moisture is said '
 % to be needed and from a portion of . ' Arkansas and extreme southwest and ' ' northwest Texas there is some com .
 ' plaint of excess of rain. The temper . . ature has apparently been as desired. . . First blooms reached Memphis from . . Bolivia county, Mississippi on June ' ' 20, five days earlier than last year. '
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Wanted, to buy Grand Duke Soap wrappers. one- half cent each in cash. No. 22l3 and 22l6 Morris ave.
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New orIean, Cotton Market.

New Orleans, June 24-In the spot cot ton market there was some trading done. Sales, 45O0 bales including 400 to arrive and 3500 f. o. D. terms. Quotations un- changed. Futures opened steady with prices unchanged to points lower. This was first notice day for July and some nervousness was apparent at the opening, owing to the uncertainty over the mum Der of notices, but this soon wore away when 1t was found that but few notices were out and that they were being taken care of. Liverpool was fairly good and New York came In quiet with prices from 2 points down to points up. Shorts covered freely around the opening and prices were forced up for fair advances on the lack of offerings to supply the demand for covering. As the day pro gressed and no exciting features devel- oped the market became dull and prices easedS off until all the advance had been lost. In the trading July opened at 1O52' advanced to 1060 and then fell off to 1O.44; October advanced IS points to 9.45 and de- chned finally to s.34. The market closed quiet with net losses on June of Il points. July 8, August 3 and 1 to on the new crop positions.
 New Orleans, June 24-Cotton easy; sales 45Oo; ordinary, sss; good ordinary, 9 11-16; low middlij 2, 10 5-16; middling. 1oA; good middling, s-1s, mlddling fair. Il 7-16: receipts. 19ll "-s3.
 New Orleans Jur futures
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sixty days; posted rates, 4s6G4SS: com mercial bills. 4s5. 2Od4S5.25 Bar silver, 55%. Mexican dollars, 46. Government bonds steady; railroad bonds irregular.
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virqinIa-carolIna Chemical Go.
S.Icauo 'Chanue,

New York, June A.-Virginia-Ca Carolina Chemical company 2rs; do. preferred 1O1
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Treasury Statement.

Washington. June A-Today's treasury balances exclusive of the gold reserve show: Available cash balance, s164019, ,2S1 ; gold, $64065 047.
 clearings and Exchanges. New Orleans, June 24-Clearlngs, 2,0s8.- 901; New York exchange bank, s1 per 5000 premium; commercial 75c per $lO00 dis count
 Memphis, June 24-Clearings, s566, 6o5 balances, $243393.
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Queen and Crescent Route.
Frisco System,
centra, of Georgia Railroad.

Arrive from Depart to-
 Macon ....., s.45 pm Macon ...., GAO am Sava'h .....12:20 pm savannh .. 400 nm All trains run by Central time. Trains marked thus co are daily except Sunday.
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Cash quotations were as follows. Flour-Dull.
 wheat-No. 3 spring. sSqs7c; No. 3. s5@ Sic; No. 2 red, 9S@99c
 Corn-No. 2. 4S4c; No. 9 yellow. 5oc. Oats-No. ?, 4AGA1kc; No. white, A1k@4S1kc.
 Rye-No. ?, 65c.
 Barley-Good feeding, S4a4oc; fair to choice malting, 42@52c.
 Flax Seed-No. 1, $1 .01; No. l northwest ern, SLOT. Timothy Seed-Prime, S2.9
 Mess Porlx-Per barrel, SIS .050D13 10. Lard-Per 100 pounds, $7 7021a@7 .05. >sShort Ribs Sides-Loose, %.371s07 .62la. Short Clear Sdes-Boxed, s7.25@7. 50. Whisky-Basis of high wines, s1.8 Clover-Contract grade, $10.75.
 On the produce exchange today the quotations ranged as follows:
 Rutter-Firmer; creamer. 13Rq17%c; dairy, 111zd16c.
 Eggs-Steady, 14@141kc.
 Cheese-Steady. 7AaSc.
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Feed atun,

Feed atuff. Meal-Bolted. n.20. Hay-ePr ton, timothy No. 1. $17; clover. mixed. Sl6.b0. Corn-Mixed. CSC; white. 6pc. Cotton Seec Meal-Per ton. feed. sfl; prime. t2s
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pROSPECTORS FOR COAL

With Diamond Core Drills. The J. A Brennan Drilling Company. Scranton Pa, guarantee to furnish nrst-class cores Of coal veins underlying property at any depth with Diamond Core Drills. Core epondence solicited.
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 compiled by the New York cotton ex. change.
 WEEKLY MOVEMENT,
 This Tear. Laat Year Port receipts. .......,..i457s l4,3o4 Overland to mills and Canada. .......... .4oo R,24o Southern mill takings (estimated)s ...... "..l5,ooo e.5oo Loss of stock at in- terior towns. ....,.si2.o2a ..... ,.. Brought Into sight for the week.. .............ls.7s5 sS,o54
 TOTAL CROP MOVEMENT. Port receipts. ..7,o4e. so2 7.e75, ,4es Overland to mills and Canada. ............. siS,esf i'Oo2'zos Southern mill taklngs (estimated).. .... ..i ,so5,ooo i'sle'ooo Stock at interior towns in excess of September l... eS.soi '''...''.".
 - Brought into sight thus far for season. g. .86O, 69O IO,bto,7Ol
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Naval Stores.

4.75; spring lambs. s467; western lambs. $4d5.
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Weekly Cotton Movsmsnt,

New York, June 24.-The following statistics on the movement ef eaten for the week ending Friday. June 24 were compiled by the New York cotton ex. change.
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Da.,y Statement.

Brought into sight
 thus far for season. .o,seo, eso lo.5is.7ol
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New York Cotton Futures

By Cothran & Go.
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2dslih btib, WabI,titsu dui gsttn une.
Gutsr bsibtr uup fa!ttr aanib. Gbtias
ptaitsSelepton ct. 9aui 1915 D.
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Se9pti0SE uTes
10l, TOT Sem1at1aStraBr, &isbIanotbpn.
6tiuit etine unD S;au6rt. Ter oes
iiirotfe Crt out Der Grpt. Die befsn
gooisparIors ia 6iabIanbtOipn. 9rompts
Stoitnuns. (ItSi-)
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Cd, 8 u. ejousbtr. Sonupiqus1titr bes
Sifrifs Ill. .. u.ES.," s6i6snfrauls
SamtnpsreiHs,' -Gauten Smmerp. @uus
Y. ettbpersing.. Etutidt EbsiumeInsSarD.
luna. pboHs: N.236i-9, MD. Dinbior 81.
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IA. ms D'SonntNastr., 9antsn.
Gtrdumist/ 8ailt fur 8trtin. uns @es
isai6aften. 6anptauariitr bss .grin,
Stint;6: Sitrttts @r. 204, 9. u. %
8einis Gstrantt. gbei. Gel 1914 Q. QSl
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NarsIanb & VenniplbaniasGiie
bahusgomnaanie.

8att stsloasn Rottef aosaut. uus Csfs g trstA.
6tsiisn<a an @ebtaiastn Ha4 Utfs:r 730 eso
gsrm, $50. as. eco usmsl nae Gsite ~
Dorm, 10 As Ra1nt. -
Rad. yesi $50 gsrm. 40 RsAn. eonu,ses
SAD Delta $50 9ssm., 40 Rs&m. "
ssnntass ua4 ehsis fl8o, 30 gsrm.. N
SA6 9sAm., 800, I.S Sttase- -
6ttsa SssrsbIsHssiu.ussaA
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NJtUUuI
nah W~biIaseipbia uns Rewsyore.

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Ohpdrts. Yerl.Gambsn. Bert Wt. aopa.
o4latipaospn 49,. 3aslit 3.5l U. 8.55 U.
G&lafs u. eptiis.. 1a9lid 71 y. u 800 90
6uItstsparlor. ausetn. eo. 9.l9 y. 92 &c
gartsr, Dinu... uur 60. 9.52 Q. 0.57 q. &
Norlor, Diner. au8osn. 81. 1850 q. u 1854 o.
Qatlor, Gin.t .....fdali6 1.55 u. u I59 y.
sHepal eimitso.s uar 9uamaus3ua.
Nuifsfs5mofer. parlor. Cbirpatioas, u. Speifss
~seas9ons ........ 9aali@ $40 u. . 3.S3 n.
Oaylerea', Phil, aussL %; 414 500 ).
Gea&ts pbila.".. fdali9 900 u. 96 u
69iafp ........ 2daIi6 1889 u. i2.A u. Z.
IefdlrS hidtipaeQon na6 RttpsDorf. teriiq lum
0ebtaub. In Wt. Mopa.sSiatiou nm 900 dbsnos.
u, rad Stiantis'dltp. ssoasntass; y. ua& Vt,
taatts8itp. tdglid.
,aa. 8ass baltsn in Wilmington. g, bait tm
Gbthtr.
B,ri. Gamb.u. Beet, DIT. NsSsl
gbtia. dffsnf. ...... fdeIi@ sos .. aON.
SSeiia' eEerts ......snse. 60, e3oN 2S :.
9tttottn NffemT auss. 50. SIS Y. SD =.
While, .Atlom.,...... nut So: $40 q. SIS Z.
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Otto niirr't s%rfauranf.
1441. N. =GentraIs2gne., ode Ol:otrs6tr.
s.auptauartitr oer .gpitb.fm S.ts2egt Rr.
3. 0sr6. o. q. Of % 0riammiuus,u
itbtn Wontaa sbtnb. : Gtintts @eirduft.
sBarmtr euRib taaii6.
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@egweiier
tentid,er 8efaurafeMre mne Wirtbe
uun Baltimore GAe 1tMaeaene.
!. 8oIat'S 4halia.Saf

.. Seiat's 9halasSaae.
ll1-ll2, cdriorbsapt. 6auptauartitt
hes .9balias9 Rdnnerders.s Gals II. Spms
iltrearten bilio ju bermittbtn. Guttrpias
tir Hutsrnrofttn. Gsiniit @ttrdafs. 6rsi'
Bsft. gbti. Eel. S674 o.
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aLeam aupp's Reaanrans.

1iO4, Observation-Disclosures
Der .Rerooh Smintrirdbre 9aus8ers
elm bon Baltimore eftiammtlt I'D bier
ies,n WoHtaq. Gto. BstbR's Bier am
3api. nab ptuiiber Nrt brett bonn 6ab.
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z. a. Mfrrmann,a naas.

3. a. mdermann's CdHe.
oauptaaarsitr pts ~SaptrusW duntr@ors.'
.sO.sGdt gouab, u.GaroliRttr. Ytrtinss
Btrianlintnns itpen Donndiiae ubtne.
4tnt Witetieeer ipiafemmtn. Yerliteii,
6es Bier Der Tatioual= Srautrei im 8apf.