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New York Cotton Futures
Port Cotton Movement

Galveston: quiet; middling 12ise: net
receipts, 5455 gross receipts. 5455; sales.
906; stock, 170,572
New Orleans; Quiet: middlng, II 3-l6c;
net receipts, 1882; gross receipts, 4l5S;
sales, 604 stock So.229. exports to conti-
nent, S652: coastwise 800
Mobile; Steady; middling, 1l7se; net re-
ceipts. 7s9: gross receipts, 7s9; sales. 1850;
stock. 1885; exports coastwise. 592
Savannah Steady; m.ddllng. 12c; net
receipts. 2795: gross receipts, 2795; sales,
2sl; stock, LISP; exports eoastwise, 129.
Charleston: Quiet; middling, 11sac; net
receipts 726; gross receipts 726; sales, 262;
stock. 2l,257; exports coastwise. 129.
Wilmington: Nominal: net receipts, 81;
gross receipts, 64 stock. 1886.
Norfolk: Steady; middlng, 12c; net re-
ceipts. 1929: gross receipts. 1929; sales, Sill;
stock. 4669 exports eoastwise, 27S4.
Baltimore: Nominal; middling, 12c;
stock. 6063.
New York: Quiet; middling. 11.soc gross
receipts, s647; sales. 200; stock 12s, ,756; ex-
ports TO Gerat Britain, 2440: 10 continent,
37l9; coastwise, 1888; to Japan, 1884,
Boston: Quiet; middling, 11.S0c; net re
ceipts, 2s; gross receipts, 221G; stock, 1886.
Philadelphia Steady: micdins. 12.55c +;
gross receipts, 1925; stock 4l53; exports to
Great Britain. 4510.
Brunswick: stock. 10 400.
ieNas iitSi Stoch, lo'p-e, eAports 10
Mexico, 1870.
Jacksonville: Stock, 1896
Total today, at all ports: Net, 1896; ex-
ports to Great Britain $3.50; TO continent,
1231 to japan, iS4; to Mexico, 1870;
stock, s02, 1872.
Consolidated at all ports: Net. 3ld72;
export sto Great Britain, S6,el2; to France,
9173; TO continent, 1851; to Japan, 1Sl;
10 Mexico, 1870
Total since September /, at all ports:
Net, 9.217 $50; export sto Great Britain.
S.17l136 to France. 92114; to continent,
S,06i 45l TO Japan, 303, 4l4; to Mexico 1889.
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I,iyerpooI Cotton Market

Liverpool April 29.-Spot cotton;
Moderate business; prices easy; mid
ding fair 7.22d; good middling, 6.Ssdi
good middling, 6.6sd; low middling,
6.b4d; good ordinary 8.20d ordinary
5. .s6d. Sales, 5000, incluging 500 for
speculation and export and 7700 Ameri
can Receipts, 10000 including 1890
American. Futures opened easier and
closed easy. April. 6,39hd; April-May
May-June, sad; June-July. 6,32d; July
August, 8.2sd; August September
6.19hd; September October, 6.07 1ad; Oc-
tober November. sod; November-De-
cember, 5.9Sd; December-J Jannry
597hd; January February, a.s61ad. Feb
rusry- March. 5.e7 I'D, Mareh-April
5,9sd
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.'S Letter

New York. April o. 80 bearish is
the feeling that there evidently remains
an uncovered short interest In May as
that position advanced 10 the price nf
July when II was round hat tenders
We're absorbed for foreign account
This crop remains steady therefore
with the selling moveemit trans sferred
10 the new crop which il not yet all
planted. but which the market in its
present pessimistic attitude as to bust
ness as a result of he tariff and the
expectation of a very large planting,
considers almost certain to be larger
than requirements.
1t is not unusual 10 see heavy for
ward selling at this season of the year.
though experiencefs that 1t is net prof
liable II is needless 10 repeat the feel
ing is more bearish than ever,
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NUMEROUS LOSSES
|, OF | TO ; POINTS
Pronounced Weakness o
European Markets Has
Influence Here

New York. April 2e.-The pronounce
weakness of European markets caused u
reports of Austria's 5 belligerent attitah
toward Montenegro was of direct pfIt
enee on the home market, where prices
were depressed sharply today. Many il
the important stocks made new low rec.
ords for the year with numerous losses
on the day of 1 to points. Pressure wa3
heaviest against the International stocks
particular Canadian Pacific. .whie
slumped seven points. Steel, the Harr
mans. Reading and Amatgamated Coppei
displayed marked weakness
The market continued to reflect ab
sence of demand and susceptibility I,
pressure. Prices broke sharply in th
early trading. American stocks in Lon
don, which had shown general adVances
weakened abruptly before the openin1
here, and some of the early selling in thi
market for foreign account. Before mid
Gay, the list stiffened butt in the after
noon active selling was resumed culmn
ating in q vigorous drive during the las
hour, which forced the market to the Low
point of the session. Selling appeare,
to be chiefly in the nature of bear pres
sure.
The quarterly statement of the Stee
corporation, which came out shortl,
after the close of the market, was les
favorable than was generally predicted
total earnings of s3t 426,OO0 comparing will
forecasts of S36,000O0O to Ss00o,0O0. Whil'
the average of prices received for stee
was higher than in the December guar
ter, the gain derived from this source wa
offset by extensive flood damage and til.
increase in operatings- expenses resultan
on the advance in wages establishe,
February !.
The expected announcement of an Is
sue of New York city bonds was mad,
today, the city offering $l5, 100000 at 4
per cent Outstanding issues were de
pressed by the announcement, some o
them touching new low prices. The new
bonds sold when issued on the curb
al i00iz. For an issue OF 4ias in 1907, tbs
city obtained an average of ie2. and 70
JS0s issue an average of 1di. On accoun
of present conditions In the money mar
ket. bankers predicted that the average
for the new issue would be alnder l01.
Bonds We're irregular. Tow prices wer'
made by some reorganization issues. To
tal sales. par value 81 3Sl .0ee.
United States bonds were mchanse,
or call.
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Available Supplies

New York April 29.-Special cable
and telegraphic communications re-
ceived by Bradstreets show the fol
lowing changes in available supplies
as compared with previous account.
Available supplies, wheat. United
Statesa east Rockies. decreased 2,54S. 600
bushels; United States, west Rockies
decreased 100000; Canada decrea sed
e.719,000; total, United States and Can
anada. decreased 12,S70.O00; afloat for
and in Europe, decreased 100000 to-
tai American and European supply de-
creased 16.370,000; corn, United States
and Canada, decreased 2,S5o,000: oats
United States and Canada decrease
f,1gf,000; leading decreases include
Chattanooga $4,000.
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Cotton seed Oil

New York. April .9.-Cotton seed oil was
firm early on demand from shorts and
local speculative blying on the lard adj
vance. but the list eased OFF later under
report sof lower crude markets. poor con-
sumptive demand and scattered liquida-
ton. Closing prices We're steady with old
crop months 1 10 , points higher and new
crop positions net unchanged Sales,
IL. 7o0 Prime crude. 5.9Jc nominal: prime
summer yellow SPOT, 70ee: May, 7e:
June 7.02c: July. 705c: August, 7.l0c; Sep
tember L09c October, 6Uc; November
651c; December. 6.40c. Prime winter yell
low, 7.25a7 soc; prime summer white, 7l0
as
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Interior Cotton Movement

Houston: Steady; mddling, 12lsc: net
receipts. 265a; gross receipts 1868; ship
ments, 3265: sales, S7i; stock, $500.
Augusta Steady; mddling, 12lsc; net
receipts, 1856; gross receipts. 184; ship
ments, 243; stock, 523O1.
AIemphis Quiet: middling, 12Ac; net
receipts, 95; gross receipts. 91S; shipments,
9012; sales, 400; stock, 89,579.
St. Louis: Dull; middling. 12hc; net
receipts, 81; gross receipts. 499; shipments,
56s stock, 3l.15S.
Cincinnati: Net receipts, 429; gross re-
cepts, 429; shipments, 80; stock. 27700.
Little Rock: Quiet; middling. 115sc; net
receipts, 27s: gross receipts, 2s; ship
ments. 512. stock, 29,056.
GreenvIlIe; Quiet; midding, 11sac.
Total today: Net receipts, 362S; gross
receipts, 1887: shipments. s199; sales. 1911
stock, 326,911.
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Fruits and Produce

Apples, fancy i-asap, $il5dJG per bar
rel; Ben Davis apples, box sl.50 to sl.75:
Roman Beauty apples. box s.. a5; yellow
Newton. s250; Florida Valencia oranges.
81 90 box; cranberres, s275 box; barrel
SO; Italian chestnuts. 100 lb. lines 81 70
per hundred; Irish potatoes, soQs5c busnel:
sweet potatoes, Doolel, 9oc busheI
Onions, red globe, 20 per pound; Danish
per dozen, $50 cratei rutabagas, lie per
pound; lettuce, yl.Js12 50 per crate
strawberries ssUS 50, cucumbers per
crate, 800; tomatoes. Florida, $500 10
81 50; cabbage, Mobile, 81 Hqs crate; new
Texas onions, crate, s2i beans, per ham
,,er $3.zo.
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Live Stock Market

Chicago, April %. -Hogs-Reeeipts, TO-
600; slow; bulk of sales. ss. 30QS As; light.
S. .s5@S. 80; mixed. IS. aoQS So; heavy, $50
SIS; rough. ssQ8 is; pigs, s6.40ae.op.
Cattle Receipts. 25oo; beeves steady:
cows and heifers weak;-beeves. 81 .2o0
$50; Texas steers. s1a.7oQ7.75; stockers, sea
s: cows and heifers, 50 90QS.10; calves,
SO. 25q9. %
sheep-Receipts, 1900: steady: native,
s6a7 is; yearlings, ss.5o@7. 80; lambs, ma
tive s6. 60ds so.
Kansas city, April 2s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 10000, including 100 southerns;
steady to Toe lower; dressed beef and eS-
port steers 81 90dS so: western steers,
81. soqS. 20; stockers. se.5oa19 30; southern
steers, s6.25ds; southern cows, 81. 25d6.7 70;
native cows, 81 A.2547 20; native hefers,
81. 5o0is. 80; calves Sc. 5od10.
Hozs.-Receipts, 1900, Ice lower; bulk of
sales s.. .2Oqs .35; heavy, ss.15as. Is; packers
and butchers. So .eods IS; light 81 .25ns. .S7la;
pigs, 81. 25@7 80.
Sheep receipts, 5000; steady to 1oc lower;
Colorado lambs. s7.504s so; yearlings.
81. .50g7, 40; wethers, So. 25@8, 10; ewes, 500
8 so: stociSers $45ods6
st. Louis, April 29.-Cattle-Receipts,
POO, Including 800 Texans; steady; choice
to fine steers, s. 50g9: dressed and butch
ers' steers. s5.75n7.5O. .stockers, So 25qs;
Texas and OKLAHOMA steers, so'-ouo'ov'
COWS and heifers. S447
Hogs Receipts. 10000. 1oc lower: pigs
and lights. s7aI8 IS: mixed and butchers.
So 40as .6b: good heavy, S.. 40Qs so.
shee,-Receipts. 1900; steady: muttons,
sea7. .25, yearlngs. s7ds; lambs, sI0tsso.
Louisville. April -Cattle--Receipts, 80;
market quiet; range, s2.5oass2s,
Hogs-Receipts, J70o steady to l0c low
er: range, si5Das.55.
Sheep-Receipts. 70, lambs, SC down;
sheep DC down, springers SLOW, l4luc.
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ST. Louis Produce

ST. Louis, April 2s.-Flour quiet
hay steady; timothy Sl2@17.5O. prairie
e10@13. whisky $1.40; iron cotton ties
9sc, bagging 10c. henop twine &c: pork
unchanged, jobbing $3.50: lard un-
changed, prime steam $I0.S0M 10. 90;
dry salt meats unchanged, boxed extra
shorts 1l7sc, clear ribs 11stc, short
clears 12c bacon unchanged. boxed
extra shorts 125sc, clear ribs 127sc,
short clears &c Receipts; Flour 1000
wheat $1,000. corn $4,000. oats $4,000
Shipments: Flour $4,000. wheat $4,000,
corn $4,000 oats $1,000,
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London Stock Market

London. April 2s.-The stock dealings
opened fairly steady. Prices were In
nlined TO harden until a report was cir
culated that Austria intended TO take i'm
mediate cation among the powers. This
caused pronounced weakness. The close
was fat, The American securities showed
davances until the slip occurred In Cana
dian Pacigc. The stock. however, closed
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New Orleans Cotton Futures

New Orleans. April 29Aspot cotton.
1-16 off Niddiing Il S-l6e' sales on the
spot l04 bales. To arrive 800 Low Or
dinary. l3-l6c; nominal ordinary, 9Sse;
good ordinary. 1lhc; strict good ordinary,
1l1ae; low middling. ll9ic strict low mid
ding. 12c: middling. j. 3-l6c' strict mid
ding. 12ssc good midding. - e-lGc; strict
good mlddling t2a4e middlng fair
10 s-l6c nominal. nlddlng fair to fair,
Is 9-16c nominal; fair. i3 i5-lGc nominal
Receipts ass. stock. 50 -.
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Metal Market

New York. April Chopper steady,
standard to July slO.52; electrolytic, 1575c,
lake, 15S7c; casting, $3.50 Tin dull, spot
and April $780, May, $3.50. June un-
changed. Lead, steady. $40 bid Spelter
quiet, S5.50d5. 80. CoolSson antimony, dull,
$500. lion dull, unchanged
Copper arrivals, 25 tons. Exports this
month. S2,0i2 tons. London copper easy;
spot e67 2s cd. Futures, e67 IS Cd Local
exchange. sales tin 5 tons. London tin
quiet spot e229 futures 9220 London
lead 417 los. London spelter, 925 los.
Iron, Cleveland warrants, 67s in London.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Cette. Merchants, Hanovef Square, N.
changs. New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New York. Produce Exchange. Asso-
sistion. Orders solicited for the uP- pur-
chase and sale of Cotton and Cotton
6eed Oil for. future delivery. Special
attention and liberal terms given for
oonsignments OF spot cotton for de-
livery. Correspondence invited.
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New York Money

New York. April 29.-Call money steady,
3 per cent ruling rate, 2s@ per cent; clos
ing bid. 2s4 per cent; offered at 27s per
cent. Time loans strong; 50 days, per
cent: 80 days. AZ per cent: six months,
4iz@4is per cent
Prime mercantile papers 5d5ia per cent:
sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at s4.S3. 50 for
so day bills and at ST. so for demand.
Commercial bills, 4.S3A. Bar silver. sO5se.
Mexican dollars. 4Sc. Government bonds
steady; railroad bonds irregular.
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Kansas City Grain

Kansas City, April 29.--Cash wheat, No.
hard, SS12m9ie; No. red. 81 .03. Corn,
No. 2 mixed, 5612057c; No. white, 5ss.c.
Oats, No white S5lad35c; No. , mixed
S4ds4l2c May wheat. s6ssc July. s6dSeisc.
Corn, May, 341aM3Issc; July, 55is955'.c
Oats, May, 3sssc; July, 3is.c.
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Bonds
Treasury Statement

Washington. April 29.-The condition of
the United States treasury at the begin
ming of business today was: Working
balance. S7l,SS6,727: in banks and Phillip
pine treasury, s42, sS6,2e3; total of general
fund. S140,2i3,106 Receipts yesterday ST.
1880; disbursements, Sl.44S,1a; the sur
plus this fiscal year is s7,9S9,79i sa against
q deficit of $685. 4o7 last year. The fig
ures for receipts, disbursements, surplus
and deficit exclude Panama canal and
public debt transactions.
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LiyerpOOl Grain

Liverpool, April 29.---Wheat spot
steady; No. 2 Manitoba. Is lid; No )
Manitoba, as 10d; futures steady: MAY,
is 9s.d; July, rs 7isd; October, IS
~ d corn, spot steady: American
mixed. new 5s I'D; American mixed
rev kiln dried, as 1&d American
mixed. old, 6s; American mixed. old,
Via Galveston, 5s sad; futures irreg-
ular; May American. mixed, IS I'D:
July, La Plata, IS 17sd.
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wheat shorts, SO; pure wheat bran. s2e. 50;
c. s, hiills, per ton. SIS; prime G. $. meal,
per ton, t5D3 G, 5. fesd meal. per ton. szs:
No. timoth.t hay. per ton, s22, mixed
alfalfa and johnson grass. par ton. $50;
sack. si.0; alfalfa hay, per ton. $ab; john
sack, 81 90, alfalfa hay. per ION. ti5. John
son grass, per ton, SIS: mixed feed. tsl;
oats. 52c bu.
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Dry Goods

New York, April 2s.-The auction
sale Of carpets here today was well a r
tended, Prices were generally higher
than anticipated, and the buying on
the first day was very active, Wide
print cIoths are easier and on a bust
ness of 4 "a for ASIA inch d4x6ns. silks
are unsettled because OF he difficulty
of securing deliveries from mills. Yarns
are quiet
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! New Orleans Rice Market

New Orleans, April 2s.-Rice steady
reeeipts clean, 1884; sales, 304 Honduras at
3Ad5ssc, Japan. 1900 at SAd3ssc. Quota
tions: Rough Honduras, $3.50 and 81 .25;
japan. 81 1908. 30; clean Honduras, 44@
Sic: Japan, 3asM44c.
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C0mnaris0na

From the Washington Star
so you think a member of Congress
has some advantages over Presl-
dent?"
Yes A member of Congress can get
leave to print. but u President has to
stand out Of doors and read every word
of his inaugural address,"
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Creamery Products

Country butter, UUz0c; fresh creamery
butter, 3s1Ac; cheese 1916; imported Swiss
cheese. SIC; German brick cheese, zoe;
limburger cheese. 19c; imported roquefort.
37c; Neufchatei cheese, per dozen, 45c.
Pimento cheese, S5e; process butter. soc;
daisy cheese. 1870 per povnd.
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Poultry and Eggs

Hens, 4has0c; live. per pound, 14415o;
large fryers, I61zDn Medium fry
ers, 22isQ25c: small flyers. tla50cI ducks,
401ooci suineas. 5oci roosters. DC, geese,
lo4yocI live turkeys, lsGDa, fresh eggs,
case candled, lscI extra graded candied
es ss, 30c.
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LOCAL QUOTATIONS
Pig Iron
Local Cote.
Meat

Lard, 13c; compound. s7sc; dry salt
short ribs 1s.1oo; bellies, l4.10c: ham
| butts. 1850: Boston butts, ice; pork
| loins, 171sc spare ribs, 13lse; breakfast
bacon. 22@ 24c smoked bacon, lee, reg
uar ham. 1910, skinned ham, 1896,
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ST. Louis Grain

ST. Louis, April 2a.--Cash wheat, No. ,
red. 81 .O9d1 .12; No. ? hard, 93n95iac Cash
corn, No. >, 52i2d5234c; No , white, 60u
60iac. Cash oats, No ., s5c; No white,
SIC Wheat futures, May, 921ac; July, eOc
Corn futures: MAY, 547sc; July, 55ssc
Oats, May Sac; July, S4c.
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perhaps

From the Kansas city Star.
Mrs Junebride--You probably know
more about sailing this boat than | do,
but is it necessary for you to hug the
shore so closely?
Mr.. Junebride--WhaHs the matter?
Jealous again?
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he final tone was weak.

The hnaI tone Was Weak.
Consols for money. "A 11-16c; for the
account. 7Ss4 Illinois Central lis; Louis
vile and Nashville 135ls; Southern rail
way, 95ls. Bar silver, easy; 27 15-16d per
ounce. Money. 224uS per cent; discount
rates. short bills, $685. per cent, three
months, Ss4 a3-13-16 per cent.
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MONEY IN WHEAT

e1f An Buys Puts or Calls on 10000
UlVsUU bushels of wheat. no further
risk . movement Of &c from price gives
&c. $4,000, etc; Write for particulars,
The Central stock = Grein Co.,
Park D1dg., Clevelapd, D,
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French Exchange

Paris. April 29--Three per cent rentes
% francs IS centmes for the account.
Exchange on london 25 francs 20 CEN
times for checks. Private rate of dis
count per cent.
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Grain Receipts and Shipments

Kansas City. April 29.-Receipts: Wheat,
F43 900: corn 29, 900; oats, $1,000 Shipments:
Wheat, Al, 900; corn, "a, 600; oats, 1000.
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Fish and Sen Faods

Red snapper Zoe In Dbl jotsj lie In
small lots; greupers, 81 in Dbl, lots, Sc in
small lots; Spanish mackerel, l0c In bb
lots, i2lac in small lotsi sun perch or
bream s1ac in bbl lots, 16c in small lots;
pompano, 25c; mixed fish, SC in bbl lots,
crockers, &c in bbl. lots Ice in small lots
Iesh water perch, sasisci mullet, Tc in
bbs; small trout, Slec; fresh water cat
1l@12c.
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Sensible Advice

Bill-What are you carrying a cane
for?
Jim-Tm having deuce OF a time with
water on the knee.
Bn-why don't you try wearing
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German EXCHANGE

Berlin, April 2s.-Exchange on London.
Scm 46iapfg for checks. Money, 31s per
cent Private rate OF discount, 4ss per
GENT.
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Bullion Taken In

london. April 2e.-Bulion amounting to
a10s.0oo was taken into the Bank of Eng
land on balance today.
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Coffee and Sugar

peundsi Luzanne. 37c Per pound sugar
STANDARD granulated, 4+c per pound.
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Elour and Rreadstuffs

flour, 1855 Indiana flour, so; Okla
homy flour, S5.5; lnfallibls, $780, pure
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Naval Stores

Savannah, April 2s Turpenune hrm,
- sales, 1888 barrels receipts, 1866
sales, 81; receipts. 2Slo; shipments, l226;
stock, 45.S2s. Quotes A; 3. G. and ID, si.5o;
f and F, fi.6N. q, Fl, 81 ~; J., si.ss; X, s.;
NJ, = S0i y, Sc; VIC, Sc WV, $3.50,
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Coffee Market

New YORK., April 29.-Coffee futures
opened steady at a decline of TO II
points in response 10 lower European
cables, somewhat larger Brazilian receipts
and reports of rather an easier cost ana
freight merxes, Private cables attribu-
ted the weakness abroad to nervousness
over the situation IN the Balkans, and
the circulation OF May notices in Havre.
Europe WAS u considerable seller here.
and with very few buyers around the
ring prices CONTINUED to ease off under
liquidation and scattered offerings from
bearish sources The close was steady
Sales, 51,Do. April and May, lO.soc june
10 .soc July. l0.sicj august, II .e6ci Septen-
her. October. November and December
II, lsc january, u l9ci February, ll.1c,
March, Il 2lc. Spot easieri No. Rio, H&e;
Santos Is. l34c; Mild coffee, quiet; Cor
dova, Hlsml71sc nominal.
Havre. AQ1 franc lower: Hamburg isii
"a pfennig lower Rio, l25 reis higher al
Gsx-S0J. Santos unchanged. Rio exchange
on London. 1-64d higher at ID l3-l64d, Bra
lillian port receipts Tor two dss a,,0Dd
against 1900; Jundiahy receipts 2ooo
against l2,ce0 last year. Today's Santos
cables reported the market 80 reis lower
at 6sxs5e. Sac Paule receipts $500. against
1900 for two days,
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Wool Market

st, Louis. April ae.-Weoi unsettled.
Northern or western mediums, lf4lSc;
fine bury lSc; light bury, 1sc
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sou. States fire .....
Traders Nat Bank -. . 1G5 $50
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ABERDEEN

s22d st. near B'way. 500
rms. with bath. SI.50 i
s.. no higher. Parlor bed
rooms \ bath. ss.5O TO So.
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HOTEL FLANDERS

18th 81 University n; j block eass of B'ss
FiIeproof naenis. 81 up. 81 with bath.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-30

l20 ~ sfTH STREET
Best residential seefiun. Convenient everywhere
Rnoms and bath sis0 pe- day and up.