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New York COTTON Futures
Daily Cotton Movement

Galveston. Steady; middling. 1914 c;
net receipts, 1855, gross receipts, 105b
sales, Ill; stock, 7S,S09; continent, 1915.
New Orleans: Steady; middling, 121sc
net receipts, $780, gross receipts. 1915
sales, 937; stock. 1883: continent, 147
Mobile: Net receipts, 90; gross re-
ceipts, 90; stock, 2780 coastwise, 1877
Savannah: Quiet; middling, 12c; mel
receipts, 720; gross receipts, 720; sales
$685. stock, 44,972; continent, 1886
coastwise, 555.
Charleston: NominaI middling. 12hc
net receipts, Is; gross receipts. 15
stock, 10,376.
Wilmington: Nominal net receipts
3; gross receipts. g. stock, 1901.
Norfolk: Steady; middllng, lie; net
receipts, ISL; gross receipts, 1871 sales,
432; stock, 2s,005; coastwise, $50.
Baltimore: Nominal; middling, 12c;
gross receipts, so; stock, 6706, CONT
netn, Ill.
New York: Quiet: middling, t16oc
gross receipts, 1908; stock, 15o,2eo;
coastwise, 220.
Boston: Quiet middling. 11.60c; net
receipts. 10s; gross receipts, 1885, stock.
S374 Great Britain, SAT.
Philadelphia; Steady; middling.
1185c; stock. 1773; Great Britain. 265.
Minor ports Stock, $50.
Totals today: At all ports, net 3774;
Great Britain. l112; continent, 90e9;
stock, 371.591.
Consolidated: At all ports. net 6S53;
Great Britain, 1915; continent. 1906.
Total since September 1; At all ports.
ret 11,773,5s7; Great Britain, 4,094,993.
France 1,150,367; continent, 4,350,S62 !,
Japan, 1888 Mexico, 1853.
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New Orleans Cotton Market

New Orleans, June 25.-Cotton futures
opened steady at an advance OF to I
points on good cables and what the
trade considered was too much rain in
the cotton delta. Complaints were re-
ceived from Georgia that nights have
been too cool; that too much rain has
fallen, and that plants are too small.
This stimulated buying for both sides.
offers, however, remaining slender.
The market had a good tone in the
early trading. At the end of the first
half hour prices were to 10 points up.
The market held steady throughout
the forenoon on private reports. These
showed less favorable conditions in
Oklahoma and Texas than have been
taken for granted by the trade as a
whole and also on the weekly weather
reports which made special note of low
temperatures during the last week.
They reflected the average temperature
in Oklahoma was IL degrees under
normal Operators on the bull side
were not aggressive. They bought cot
ton steadily, however in a small way.
At the highest of the forenoon prices
were IL to IL points up. At noon they
were to points up.
In the afternoon session longs liqui
dated freely and the market dropped
off under the force of offerings. Hall
an hour before the close the trading
months were ! point down to / point
up compared with yesterdays final fig
ures.
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Coffee Market

New York. June 25.-Coffee futures
opened steady at decline of 1 to 8
points in response to earlier cables,
reports that interior jobbing demand
had slackened, and scattered realizing.
Later cables from Havre were steadier
Ind with interior Santos receipts rum
hing smaller than expected, the market
brmed up during the day on covering
md support from trade sources, to 8
points net higher, Sales, $1,000 bags.
June, 13.7oc; July, 13.74c; August.
t3.S5c; September, 13.94c; October,
1890; November, 14.03c; December,
s409c; January, 1412c: February,
l4.06c; March. 14.16c; April, 1417c:
Nay, 14.19c. Havre unchanged to Ac
higher.
Hamburg unchanged to u pig lower.
Rio SO reis lower at $7.25; Santos
steady, higher at $3.50; Brazilian port
receipts for two days, $4,000. against
1900 last year. Jundiahy receipts for
Two days. 5000, against 1000 last year.
roday's Santos cable reported the mar
ket firm and unchanged; Sac Paulo re-
teipts. 1900, against $4,000 reported
yesterday.
Spot steady; Rio rs. 14%c. Rio rs,
tss. Mild quiet; Cordova, 16@1sH c
nominal.
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BUGS BROKE UP
COUNTRY HOUSE

New York, June 25.-The appellate d.
vision of the supreme court of New York
state has held. in a decision Just rendered
here. that the presence of bedbngs IS
justification for the breaking of lease
by tenant.
Howard Enrich a member OF the stock
exchange last fall leased a country house
on Long Island The Ehrichs moved in
October is. last. They were greeted. they
declared in court, by delightful swarm
of bedbugs. Because of the bedbugs
they moved out on November 10, and de-
clined to pay cent OF rent.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.'S Letter

New York, June 25,--CSpeeial.) -cables
from Liverpool this morning were rather
better than due and heavy rains were
reported in parts OF Georgia which our
trade were inclined to consider unfavor-
able, as that state is understood to have
had too much moisture already. Prices
here, therefore. opened some 10 points
higher and remained steady at that level
during the morning with the. usual ar
bitrage buying against Liverpool fur
nishing quiet market all the support
needed. The weekly weather bureau re-
port referred to low temperatures quite
generally through the pelt but was other
wise favorable.
During tho afternoon the market slowly
lost most OF its early Improvement on
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Visible Sunnly of Grain

New York, June 25.--The visible sup
ply of. grain in the United states Sat
urday, June 10, as compared by the
New York produce exchange was as
follows: Wheat 24.e49,000 bushels, de-
crease .1,71S,000 wheat in bond $780,
600, decrease 1000 corn S,715.000
bushels. increase $4,000; oats 4.5Sl,ooo
bushels, decrease $4,000, oats I'm bond
I1,O40,OO0 bushels, decrease $4,000; rye
$4,000, decrease $4,000; barley 595,00t
bushels, decrease $4,000. The visible
supply of wheat in Canada Saturday
June 20. was 11,s36,000 bushels, de-
crease of 341 900
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various rumors concerning the private
condition reports which are expected in
the next week prior to the July govern
ment report on the Sd. July liquidation
being absorbed at a carrying difference
into October by the spot people. There
Is little change in the general situation
as the cotton trade on the whole prefers
to await the developments of the next
i've or six weeks In the way of progress
OF the crop before taking a definite stand
on the market. Meantime fluctuations
largely represent the underlying bullish
feeling in local circles. Liverpool Is due
from | to noints decline.
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STOCK MARKET EVEN
']ULLER THAN USUAL
More Attention Devoted to
Crops and General Trade
- Conditions

New York. June 25.--In practically
every essential feature todays stock
knarket repeated yesterdays perform
lance with the exception that the move
hent was duller and the undertone
more heavy. Lowest prices were reg
|llstered in the morning, after which
|lsome slight hardening was observed,
HUT the outcome was relatively unim-
!bortant.
Less attention was devoted to politics
Ind more to crops and general trade
Conditions. Continued sunny weather in
The northwest is benefiting all cereal
srowths in that section and the rail-
roads are making ready to move the
expected heavy tonnage. Copper shares
we're once more under pressure by rea-
Ion of the highly speculative interest
how prevailing in the metal trade here
ind abroad.
London sold a few thousand shares
bf our stocks in this market, preceding
this operation by heavier sales at
home.
Much of this selling is believed to be
Tor Berlin account. where further buy
ing is expected by July 1.
II The Atchison road submitted a very
favorable report for May, the net In
,reasing by $661.000, which was made
possible to great extent by a saving
bf s23O,000 in operating expenses. The
Southern railway made a net gain for
The same month of $4,000.
Announcement was made after the
close of the market of the declaration
bf the regular quarterly dividend on
copper. 1t was generally expected that
IN increased or extra" disbursement
night be made. The late Improvement
In steel followed a statement that all
previous records for output would be
exeelled in the current month by the
yteel corporation
Total sale, 1bar value. were $2,074,-
700. United sAhtes government bonds
were unchanged on call.
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Interior Cotton Movement

Houston: Steady: middling. II 15-16c; net
receipts, III; gross receipts, liz ship
ments, 300; sales, 39s: stock. BLOB.
Augusta: Quiet; middlipg, 12hc; net re-
ceipts, 10: gross receipts. 10. shipments,
IA sales, 6; stock. 81. S35.
Memphis. Steady; middiing, 12isc; net
receipts, 14g; gross receipts, 549; shipments,
1878: sales, 255; stock, 2l.S09.
ST. Louis: Quiet; middling, 12isc: net
receipts /; gross receipts, 494; shipments,
541; stock 14,214.
Cincinnati: Net receipts, 2029; gross re-
ceipts, 2029; shipments. 149; stock. 1853.
Little Rock: Steady; middling. 11%c; net
receipts, 2; gross receipts, 2; shipments.
1856; stock, 1908.
Total today: Net receipts. 2408; gross re-
celpts, 1901; shipments, $3.50; sales, 65i;
stock, 126.04S.
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New York Money

New York, June 25.-Money on call
steady, 2sa@3 per cent; ruling rate, 2B
per cent; closing bid prices offered at 2H
per cent Time loans firmer; 90 days, 8
per cent, and 80 days, $685. per cent; six
months. 3s4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 464A per cent.
Sterling. exchange easy. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at s4.s4.75 for 60 day
bills and al s4.S7.20 for demand CONNER
rial bills, 1884 Bar silver, 61%c; Mexican
dollars, iSc. Government bonds steady
Railroad bonds irregular.
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Liverpool Cotton Market

Livernpol, June 25.--Close. spot cotton
In fair demand; American low middling,
6.S4d good ordinary. SD; ordinary, 5.4id.
Sad; good ordinary, 5.92d; ordinary, 5.44d J;
which 800 were for speculation and export
and included 1900 American. Receipts
none. Futures opened quiet and steady.
and closed steady. June 6.476d: June
July, 6.46d: July-August, 6.I5d; August
September 6.441ad: September-O October,
6.3Sd October November, 6.32d: Novem-
ber-December, 629i6d December-January.
6.2S1sd: January February. 6.2sisd: Febru-
airy March, 6.29d: March-Aprll. 6.3od !;
AprilMay, .30lsd; May-June, 6.31lad,
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SPECIAL RATES
tg Zl

Low Round Trip summer Tourt.s
Rates to Many Points I'm the nor,n.
northeast, south and southeast. Tickets
on sale daily from May Is to September
80, final limit for return as late as
October 81. 1912.
Chicago, ILL.,, and Return. =. SEA. Al
Account National Educational associa-
ton. Tickets on sale( July 3, and 6
limited for return not later than mid
night of August 81, 1912.
For sleeping car reservations and de-
tsn information call on or write to r.
IA Jones. d. p. A.. Birmingham. Ala.
Fnone Main GIT.
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Bonds
Treasury Statement

washington, June 25.-At the beginning
pf business today the condition of the
United States treasury was: Working
balance In treasury office, 500, al, 1862; in
banks and Philippine treasury, sS6, 754, 113.
The total of the general fund was 1885,
D5,94s. Receipts yesterday were Sl,197,170,
with disbursements of s724745. The sur
plus to date this fiscal year is $6.S50,393 as
against surplus of SIS. 1884, 1856 at this time
last year These figures exclude Panama
canal and public construction.
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COTTON Seed Oil

New York. June 25.-Cotton seed oil
was more active with prices easier under
Ecattered liquidation for local and west
ern account in anticipation of liberal
traders on July contract. Futures closed
to points net lower. June. 6.65m6 .72ci
July, 6.73Ns. 74c; August, 6.s4n6.S 5c; Sep
tember. G.s9a7c: October. 6.s9dl691c. Prime
crude nominal: prime summer yellow
6. eom6.7sc; prime winter yellow. TAI. roc
prime summer white, 6.90Q7. SOC; tota
sales, $500.
New Orleans. June 25.-Cotton seed oil
Prime refined in barrels. per pound. 725c
choice meal. per cent ammonia. pei
long ton, 50 Choice CAKE, per cent am
monia per long ton, $3.50.
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THOUSANDS WILL
GO FOR CHARITY

Boston. June 25-Ninety thousands dol
lars the residue of tho estate OF Mrs.
Sarah cazenov, who died more than 30
years ago, becomes available for eharit-
able purposes as a result of a decision
just handed down In the supreme court
here. The will was contested by 70 rela-
tives of Mrs. cazenov. but the court de-
cided against them after protraeted liti-
cation.
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@4s. rs: July, s45. 25145. 10; August, s44a44 10.
Lead steady, 81 .40q4.50
Spelter firmer, s7.o5Q7. %.
Anthony quiet; Coolxson's IS.
Iron steady. unchanged.
Arrivals of copper at this port today
SO tons. Exports this month, 1897 tons
London copper firm, Ell rs Cd. Futures,
e7s Sales of tin here rs tons, spot and
July.
London tin firm; spot G207 los; futures,
e1es. Local sales of lead. 100000 pounds
July. London lead, SIS London spelter
a25 los. Iron, Cleveland warrants, oos
lid in London.
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ST. Louis Produce

st. Louis, June 25.-Flour. steady. Hay.
declining; timothy, 81 .15qp1 %; prairies,
81. 11s41. 49, whiskey, $1.i4 Bagging, s?sse
Hemp Irvine. TIC. Pork, unchanged job
bling, 81. 65. Lard, unchanged, prime, a.01
al Is Short clears rib, INC. Bacon, I'M
changed, boxed short, 11Ac; clear ribs,
11%e: short clears 12c. Receipts Flour.
600; wheat, 11,Ooo, corn. $1,000; oats. 3D.
600. Shipments: Flour. 5000; wheat, n,ooo;
corn 40 900: oats, $50.
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inal; ordinary. CSC; good ordinary.
10 1876; strict good ordinary II 3-16c;
low middling, IL re; strict low mid
ding. 11Ae. middling 12hc; strict
middling, 1850; good middling. 12%c;
strict good middling IL 13-16c; mid
ding fair. 131sc nominal middling fair
to fair 131se; fair, 1880. Receipts.
1880; stock 39,6S3.
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tCorrectcu py Dou8ias EfOB.)
Apples, new, per bushel, 1.50ef2; peaches
Georgia, per crate, 81; plunls, Georgia a
per crate. 81; oranges, California. per
box, s3Gis.25; lemons Imp, per box, 81. 756o
500; cabbabe. per crate, 81; onions. Texas
per crate. $50: Irish potatoes, per busheI
s.. 35li1. 90 snap beans, per busheI. 81 254e
80: tomatoes, Florida, per crate. 81 5oso
800: cantaloupes, Georgia, s2.5oa3: pine.
apples, Florida, per crate. 50. 50f3: water
melons, 20a35c; lines per hundred. a..
bananas, per bunch, sl.25dl1.5o; blacsber,
ries. per crate. 50; suckleberries. per
crate, s3.50d4.
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FISH AND POULTRY
MARKETS ACTIVE
Another Quiet Day Passed
by Morris Avenue Mer-
chants Yesterday

There was another quiet day on Nor
ris avenue yesterday, prices holding steady
and the few changes being reductions.
The fish and poultry markets were ac-
tive but trade was generally dull with
the other produce markets. Dry salt
market remains unchanged. Yesterday s
quotations were as follows;
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HUBBARD EROS. q co.

cotton MerChanfs, HANOVER SQuaFo, =
r. Members New York Cotton ES.
0hange- New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New York Produce Exchange. Asso.
eiate Members Liverpool Cotton Asoo.
station. Orders solicited for the Dur.
chase and sale of Cotton and Cotton
Seed OIL for future delivery. Special a.
sisnments Of spot cotton for dslivssSs
C0rTsspondsnce Invited
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Liverpool Provisions

Liverpool, June 25.-Wheat. spot, steady:
No. red, western winter SIS sgd; No. 2,
Manitoba, SIS 3D. No 3, Manitoba, rs 11isd.
Futures. strong July. rs Tad; October. Is
Cd December, Is 5l4d.
Corn, spot, American mixed. no stock;
new American, kiln dried, easy, IS 9s4d.
Futures, steady; July, IS 27sd September
Is
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Flour and Foodstnffs

fCOrrected By Tennessee Mil Con-
Self raising -four. Sc. 60; Nellie King -four.
per barrel, $500: bolted meal. per es hi
sack. 81; No. 2 corn, per bushel. kill,
dried. sl02; pure wheat shorts, s33: pure
wheat bran, $50: C. s. hulls, per ton, $40;
prime C. s. meal. per ton, 800: c. s. feed
meal, per ton, $26; No. / timothy hay. ner
ton. s3o; mixed alfalfa ana Johnston grass
s22; corn chops. per 100 pound sack. 20.
white oats, zoe; alfalfa hay, SIS: johnson
grass. SIS.
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Cation Gin at Evergreen

Evergreen. June 25.-tSpecial)-J. p.
Benson. agent of the Alabama Cotton oil
company, was here today and purchased
tract of land from S. J. Robertson. on
which will be at once erected a modern
up to date three-stand cotton gin. Exca-
vations for the building will begin at once.
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Poultry and Eggs

Hens. 35g50c; live. per pound. 1ao.
large flyers, 25c; medium frvers
Csc per pound; small, 25c per mound,
ducks 500 40c each: gulneas. Csc: roos..
ers. soc each; geese. 4n@5oc; live tur-
keys, 15a16c; eggs. fresh. 17q1sc; country
butter. 15d2oc.
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LOCAL QUOTATIONS
Pig Iron
Meats


(C0rTocteC oy Arhiour N Col
Lard, 129sc; compound, 10ssc; D. S. short,
ribs, $l2.32iz; rib bellies. Sf2A; ham
butts, 1910: Boston butts. lac: pork loins.
15c spare ribs, lie; breakfast bacon.
20a22c. Star Reg. ham 161@c; Star skinned
ham, 17Nc.
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Kansas City Grain

Kansas City. June 25.--Cash wheat. No.
hard 81 o91al1 .1S1l4: No. red, 81 .o9ap1 .10la.
Corn, No. 2 mixed. 751kd76c; No. white,
7s1kd79c. Oats. No 2 white. S9asoc; No.
mixed, 4714715c.
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New Orleans Rice Market

New Orleans, June 25.-Clean rice was
steady, rough grades nominal. Receipts:
Rough rice, "a; sales, clean Honduras, 106;
clean, Japan, 10. Quotations. Clean hon.
duras. 4A675Ac; clean, Japan, 4G4i3c.
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Metal Market

New York, June 25.-Copper dull; stand
ard, spot and June. SIG. 75017. 50; July,
h6.S71kG17. 3715; August and September. SIT
n17.32k. Electrolytic. 17s4c; lake, 17A@
I7Mc; casting, 171sG17Ac.
Tin unsettled; spot s47. 2504S. Is; June, SAT
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Grain Receipts and Shipments

Kansas City, June 2b.-keceipts,
wheat 10000. corn 1900, oats 1000.
Shipments. wheat $4,000, corn $4,000,
oats 5000
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st. Louis Grain

st. Louis, June 25-Wheat futures July,
81 O47k; September. 81 .osssG1. 3a4. Corn,
July. 71Mc; September, 71ss9Tls4c. oats,
Oats, July 47ssc; September, s9c.
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Dry Goods

New York, June 25.-The cotton goods
market steady with demand active for
narrow print cloth. Jobbers' advance or
ders for fall are large. Mems wear re-
mains firm with shortage of stock goods
noticeable. Yarns rule steady.
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Montgomery Market

Montgomery, June 25.-tSpecial 1.-The To-
cal cotton market was quet and steady
today. Strict middlng was worth l1ssc
and middling 1IAc.
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NEW VITALITY
FOR MEN

Vitality IA the thing which
gives men the courage TO
lace all danger: Il " the
hing most in demand today.
( give you this Vital strength;
I make a man II you; l re-
nsw your youth; take you
out Of the half-man class
and put you up in the fight
ing line Of manhood and
courage. Ny Health Belt
with suspcusory attachment
is the greatest self-cure for
weahnness and debility that
the world has EVER known.
40 drugs. no medicines, no
ileting. no unusual demands
II any sort: Just cease all
ilssipating and the Belt will
10 the work. II sends a
's.am Of vital life into
sour nerves. organs and
blood during the entire time
fon are asleep. Ny Belt
kidney liver and stomach
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New Orleans COTTON Futures

New Orleans, June 25.-Spot cotton
steady; prices unchanged Sales, 701; to
arrive. 236. Low ordinary, 9-16c nom
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Live Stock Market

Chicago June 25.--Cattle-Rece1pts, 300
market steady to 10c lower Beeves, $o.sa
me. so; Texas steers. ss.25a7 10; western
steers, S. 4o67. 80; stockers, $4.1Oa6.7o; COWS
and heifers, s2.eoa7so; calves, s5.5OQs.2S.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market weak. SC
to 1oc lower. Light. sz15d7571k mixed,
81. 25017. IS; heavy, S15a7.e5 rough, s7.15@
7.45; pigs, 5.25Q6.25; bulk of sales, s.5e
G765.
| Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market steady
TO 15c lower. Native. 50 25G5.30. western,
SO. SOFAS. 40; yeariings. s4.75Q6.S5; lambs, ma
tive, 81 25dI7. so; western, sf.S0G775; spring
lambs. $5.25G9.
Kansas City, June 5.-Cattle-Receipts.
900. including 1000 southerns: market
| steady to 15c lower Dressed beef and ex-
port steers, ss.25Q9.50 western steers,
| IS. 75d9; stockers, s45oG7.25; southern
steers, s450Gs.50; cows, s4-5oq5.5o; calves
| $41S.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000: market 1c lower.
Bulk of sales, s7.450765; heavy. $500
| 7.72; packers and butchers S5Om1.Io'
lights. s745d755: pigs, s6.25a675
| sheep-Receipts. $500; market steady 70
Sc lower. Lambs, S. 4Od7.25; yearlings,
s5d5.75; wethers. $495; ewes. $350@42oi
stockers. s3n4.
| ST Louis June 25.--Cattle-Receipts, 800
including 600 Texans: market steady. Ma
tive shipping and export steers ss.5On9.75;
dressed and butchers. So 25QS.25; stockers
49, 5oGl6. 70; Texas and Oklahoma steers,
IS. 506Is. 70; cows and heifers. A.75dS.so
Hogs-Receipts. $500; market steady,
weak to 15c lower. Pigs and lights, s5.2S
al 65; mixed and butcher, S.5oq775; good
heavy, s7.6517.s0
Sheep-Receipts, 1920. market steady to
Csc lower Mutton. s4d5.25; lambs, $500
s75: stockers, s.. 25ff8.50.
Louisville, June 5.-cattle-Receipts, $50;
market quiet. Range s2dS.50.
Hogs-Receipts, 500; market steady.
Range, s4.50Q7.70.
Sheep and I.ambs-Receipts. 5000.
Lambs sac; sheep, 4Ac down.
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Coffee and Sugar

Corrected by Franklin. stiles & Drank.
lin
Coffee: Arbuckles. s243o per 100 lbs. !:
Luzanne. 27c ID. Sugar: Standard gran
ulated. SIC lb
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Naval Stores

. Savannah. June 25.-Turpentine. firm;
44a.a45c; sales, SOP; receipts. $50; ship
ments 1879: stock, s4.s4s Rosn. firm;
sales. 275; receipts, $780, shipments, SIS;
stock. 9o.se2 Quote: B. Sc. 1916 20; d. s8.35
ae. 40; f, SO. 75a6. 80; F. G, II. and |. 81 %
X. 81 2odi7. Is NJ, 81. 35ep7. 45; N, slS71s
an. As: VIC, s7.45; WV. s7.55.
New Orleans, June 25.-Receipts; 25s bar
rels rosin; 81 barrels turpentine.
Export: New York $50 barrels rosin; 100
barrels turpentine.
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LOCAL SECURITIES

II sales for the day, 221.600 share