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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-14
STEEL AMONG THE
 LEADERS T0DEC[|NE
Continued Selling of Securi- ties Cause Further Unset
 tlelnent in Stocks

New York, J uly 1S.-Continued selling believed 10 represent liquidation, today caused further unsettlement in the stock market. The movement differed from that of last week in that it offered most of high grade issues. A noteworthy fea- ture was the persistent offerings of Can1 ad1an Pacific It sustained a net loss of As points, The selling was ascribed to commission brokers, presumably acting for home clients.
 United States Steel was another leader to decline, and Union Pacific, the coalers and metal shares yielded from 1 to points. New Haven and other issues oi the same class were again weak, the for mer declining to its recent low record while some of the Gould stocks added to their recent severe losses. The arraign- ment of New Ravens former manage. ment by the interstate commerce commits sion had little effect in the market.
 Prices rallied fractionally in the hna dealings. and the tone at the close was weak, New Haven, however, reaectins some buying.
 London was a moderate buyer here. de. spite dull conditions at home. Paris wat observing a holiday and Berlin prices were lower, Renewed weakness was re. Ccrted sron Vienna Money rates were nomir.s,lJ higher
 In .s,e bond list half a score of low priced issues lost from to 101a points, the latter being the extent of the decline in one of the New Haven subsidiaries. Total sales, par value $19s7, 900. Panama cou- pom 3S declined 11s per cent on call.
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COTTON MARKET HAS GOOD UNDERTONE Crop Damage and Damage From DrOuth in West
 Mainly Responsible

New Orleans, July 13-Cotton had good undertone today on account of crop damage and threatened damage in the western belt through drouth. In the early trading the tendency was strongly up- ward, but profit taking by scalping longs was started on an extensive scale and the offerings checked tre upward move ment of values and finally worked against them. At their best the trading months were 10 to 13 points over the final quota tions of Saturday, The market closed at a net gain of ? to points.
 The forecast promised generally fair weather over the entire belt, and the long distance forecast predicted a week oe comparatively little moisture. This, to- gether with private reports of the need of moisture in some sections of the belt, caused a less confident feeling among those who have talked of high condition report in August.
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DECIDED FALL IN THE PRICE OF WHEAT Immense Receipts From the New Crop Leads to
 Decline
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 Chicago. July 13.-lnimense receipts from the new crop led to a decided fall today In the price of wheat. The market. after favoring the bears throughout the season, closed heavy at ss@lisc net de- cline Corn finished ssa07sc down, oats off ssG1sc to 1lze. and provisions rang ed from 1Oc loss to an advance of 2Oc Arrivals of wheat in Chcago reach ed n total of 11s6 carloads. believed t ohe the largest amount that ever, came here on a single day, The domestic visible supply also showed huge gain. Black rust news turned out to be of no advanta se to the wheat bulls.
 Corn at first rose sharply owing to re- ports of heat and drouIh damage. but ad- vices that rain had fallen in portions of Nils souri, Iowa. illinois, Indiana and Ohio later gave the bears control despite a ssertions that the Kentucky and Ten essee crops were virtually failures. Oats tJinbled with corn. Active operations in the provision trade ascended with hogs.
 Future quotations were as follows
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Butter Market
EIgin, Ill. July 1s.-Butter, 2714c.
Live Stock

Chicago July 1S-FIogs: Receipts, 2ss- GOO; higher bulk. ss.75@o; mixed, $S.5569; heavy. SS. s5a9; rough,s ss.35GtS.5e pigs N-S5elS-90.
 Cattle: Receipts 15,000; strong; beeves S7-7OQ1O steers, $6.40fI7. 35; stockers, $5. 75sd S10: cows and heifers, s3.90@9.15; calves S-5o011.
 Sheep: Receipts. 22ooO lower; sheep s5- -Nca6-15 yearlin gs, s590a7.s .s5; lambs, s6. 40 @e25
 Cattle prices at the union stock yards reached a record point today when choice beeves sold for s10 This price was the highest ever paid there in July, and was a top point for the year. Hogs touched @, the highest level in months.
 St. Louis. July 13-Hogs Receipts, 5900; higher; pigs and lights, s7.50d905; mived and butchers, sS 90d9.05; good heavy. $S.95 @905
 Cattle: Receipts, 6OO0 steady; native beef steers, S-50cd9.5e; cows and heifers, s5@9; stockers, S507; Texas and Indian steers. S575ffS.4 40 cows and heifers, s4.5O @665; native calves, s6d105 50
 Sheep: Receipts. 1000; steady; native muttons. $475d5; lambs, $s@9.10. Kansas City, July 1S.-Hogs: Receipts, 5000; higher: bulk, SS.70dS.90; heavy, Ss 65 aS9O; packers and butchers, s.S09S 90; light sS-70QS.S0; pigs, ss.25dS5o
 Cattle: Receipts. 11,0OO; steady: prime fed steers, s925d9.75; dressed beef steers, SS- 10Q9.25; southern steers, s5.75mSS5; COWS siCd7-50; heifers, s65Od9. 40; stockers, $6- 15tdS .S5-
 Sheep: Receipts, 4500 steady; lambs, SS- 50a9-25; yearlngs. $6 25a7; wethers, s4. 75 6; ewes, s4:25G5; stockers. $3.509675
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New York Cotton Futures
Port Movement

New Orleans; Middins. is 5-1sc re- cepts. 25s6i sales, 7S5; stock, s,a36. Galveston: Aidd1ing, l37sc; receipts. 1s2; exports, 7sss; sales. 7OS; stock, T1,6aS Mobile: Middling, 1Si4c: stock, 6s2O Sa vannah: Aidd1ing, 137sc; receipts. 50, exports, 235; sales, 25O; stock, 14,O1a
 Charleston: Nominal: receipts. 10; stock, 1764
 Wilmington; Receipts, l2; exports, 300; stock, 10431.
 Norfolk: Middlng, 1Sszo; receipts s96; experts, 76S; sales, 2: stock, 1S, $50,
 Baltimore: Aliddling, l3%c stock, S4SS- Boston, Niiddling, I325c; receipts. 30; stock. 74O0-
 Phlad elphia: Middling, 1350c: stock, 19A.
 New York Middlins 1375c; exports, 170O: stock, 1l2,S1G
 Minor ports: Stock, 2702,
 Total today: Receipts, 5S21; exports, lo,- 901; stock, S2099S-
 Total for week; Receipts. 7176 exports, 27 .S95
 Total for season: Receipts, 10, ass1ol; exports, S,7eoS37.
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Summary: Two-base hit, Sellers Home run, Weston. Struck out Aaron z. Sel. lers 6. Wild pitch, Aaron, Hit by pftc her Strinsheld Time of game, 2:O5- Stolen bases, Strlngfield. Utley, Holland. Um pire Davern
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POULTRY AND EGG TRADE VERY ACTIVE DrOuth Affects Truck and Good Vegetables Are
 Hard to Get

The poultry and egg trade on Mor. ris avenue is heavy and the me re ha-nts are well stocked. Frying chick ems arc plentiful, and there is a good demand
 Wholesale meat men also report { steady demand.
 4 scarcity continues to prevail il the vegetable market. the drouth af, fecting the yield of the truckers. Tn, first shipments of Elberta peaches arc now arriving from Georgia, and tn, crop thus far Is said to be Of excel, lent quality.
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 Furouean methods of cure by vac cnes serums or wonderful (914 Neo salyarsan. No loss of time, no hospl tai expense, no pain, One-half hour visit often all required. X, ,pNEY AND BLADDER DISEASE s Pains In back swollen limbs and other symptoms of these ailments quickly banished- NERVOUS DISORDERS DISAPPEAR If weak, nervous. irritable and lack. ing energy and ambition, caused through excesses--come to us at once. RUPTURE CURED WITHOUT
 SURGERY
 Cases we accept for treatment have no pain and are not detained a mo- ment from business.
 RECTAL AlLMENTs VANISH Piles, Fistula, Fissures and other Rectal Diseases treated without ths knife.
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M etaI Market

New York. July 1S.--Lead dull, $3.S5 c 3.95; London, f19 Is 6d Spelter quiet, $l.95@ 6.o5, London, f21 los. Copper easy cleo trolytic 13.75@13.S7c; lake nominal; castings, 13.62c. Tin steady. Spot, sS2.2O@32.50 September, $32.40 O S2-T0, Iron qui ct: No. 1 northern, S14.75 15-25 No ? northern, s14.50 0@15.0O; No i southern, $14.75 @15.25; No. 2, $1 4. 50 @ 15. CO., London copper steady; spot, f61 IDS Futures, f62. Tin steady; spot. fl 46 5s; futures, f147 15s. Iron Cl Cleveland warrants 51s Sd.
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Fruits and Pr0duce

W1ne sap apples, box, S; Gano apple s, box s2.5o; Missouri Pippin apples, box, s2.75. Lines. per 10o SlQl. .25. Lemons, box, 96o, s55oq6; Florida grapefruit, $3925 50. California oranges, crate, $3.50. Pineappes, s, crate, $3. New Irish potatoes, $1 .S5 bus I; tomatoes. $25oQ3 crate; cabbage, 21zc lb; celery. crate, s2.50 squash, crate, a; bananas. per bunch. s1. .5o01. .76; peanut s, No. l, 7c h.: new crop red and yeIlo W onions. 4c lb.; imported onions. crate, s25O; watermelons, Florida, S40Q45 hund red; cucumbers, per crate, g; snap beans, sl. 90 crate peaches, S2Q2. 50 per crate black. berries, crate, s3.5O. Cantaloupes 8; corn. <0q60c per doz.; okra, six ba six ct crate. s2.5O; huckleberries. 25OQa.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.'s Letter

New York, July 13.-t Special) -TEe
 market waits upon the future wea tn er |conditions in Texas. opening this morn ling higher on the better Liverpool ad- |vices and the high temeratures in the sou il west over the weekend Private advices report the crop gen. Ierally as doing well, There Is a lack of outside bush ess and a crop scare on future pr ospects Is what the trade Is wary of.
 Pending the settlen1ent of this doubt 1.-the ma rket contin ues local and du H. The decline in the securities mark ct was not helpful to better feelin 8 in the trade.
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Woman Breaks Record

Philadelphia July 13.-Miss Louise De- bus a local high school girl, Sunday broke the best authenticated swimming record for women over the fve-mile marath on course in Schuylkill river Miss Debus covered the distance, which Is in dead water, in two hours and A minutes. Ten-year-old Florence McIou hlln swam nine miles and a half in the Delaware river yesterday in three hours 22 min utes and 25 seconds.
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Hides and Tallow

Green salted hides, 14015c; partly cured 13a14c; green. 13Q181kc; damaged and culls, one-half price; dry flint, 27Q2Sc; dry salted, 25@26c dry culls, 121ac; goat skin S. 25Q40c; kids, one-half price; lamb skin s. 25@35c; sheep skins. 25Q75c; shea rings, 16 @25c; green salted horse hides. No. 1's, s3Q 4; green salted horse hZes, No. 2's, g; glues and ponies. $Q1.50; Mo- l tallow. 5@ 6c; No. tallow, 4c; beeswax, 2S@6Oc wild ginseng, $6QS; cultivated ginseng, s3a5; golden seal, s350Q4; clear grease wool, 16Q19c; slightly bury, 15GdSc; clear tub- washed wool, 30Gssc bury. 16@2Oc.
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LOCAL SECURITIES

Total sales for the day. 21t
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Selma Ba rely Wins

Talladega, July 1s.-(S Special )-Se1m a defeated Talladega to 9 In the first Inning Selma made two runs off Prui tt on two hits ana a base on balls Tn the second inning other was made on one hit, a base on balls and an error. Prultt retired In favor of Decat UT. vvh O pitch ed phenomenal ball. holding tho visitors hitless until the ninth when they got two. Tal1adega out hit the vls- tors ? to l. but could not hit when hits meant runs, Reinicke and Wilson fea- tured in tho infleld. accepting IA chances with out pebble, while Crow Camp and Baker featured at the bat Gnnrn.
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Cotton Seed Oil

New York, July 13.-Because of the steadiness in lard, and a flrmer cotton market cotton seed oil was steadier to- day with a fair trade, mostly local The demand for cosummers was still rath Ter small Closing prices were points lower to 2 higher.
 The cotton seed oil market closed steady spot 7-S0@7.40c; July, 7.31 O 736c; August opened, .37@7.3Sc, closed same; September TAT @7.44c; October, 722 @7.2 4c November, 6.S0@6.S5c; De- cem Der and January, 6.72@6.76c Feb ruary, 675@6-7Sc Sales, 9400.
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Flour and Breadstuffs

Self rising flour, $5.25; Tennessee flour, $4.75: pure wheat shorts, s32; pure wheat bran, $50; C.. s. meal, 71k per cent, 80; C.. feed meal, per ton, s26 c. S. hulls, s12 ton; No timothy hay. per ton, PA, mixed alfalfa and Johnson grass per ton s22. c. s. hulls, 80 lbs., 1.5O ton John. son grass, per ton, $16; mixed feed s34; oats, 56s bu.; corn, 96c; cornmeal sl.JO per 26 lbs. New crop alfalfa, s22.
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a Anniston Takes Another

Gadsden. July 1s-tSpecial.) .)--Althrish
 Woods outpttched Batson and tho Steel makers out-hit the visitors. Anniston won to ?. Doubles by Ragsdaie and Tisiale.
 a single by Lamar and q double steal
 gave them two fin tho first. Tn the third two errors by Sharp were costly. yield Ing anot her brace of runs. Features were a rolling stop by Donaldson of Selph's liner in the third and his perfect peg to third and Lamar's work in the field, at bat and on the bases Soore.
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Bonds
Money on Call

New York. July 1S.-Prime mercantile paper closed 3 4 @4A per cent. Sterling exchange easy; so days, $4.S5.60; de- mand, s4SI45. Commercial bills, $4.S5@ 4.S5, 25- Bar silver. 55 s4c Mexican dol- lars, 44c Government bonds heavy. railroad bonds heavy Money on call steady, 2ls dS per cent; ruling rate, 2 s4 per cent; closing bid, 21a @2s4 per cent. Time loans stronger; 60 days, 21a per cent 90 days. 2A @3 per cent; six m months, 4 per cent
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.

lotion NIefchants, Hanoyer square, N, shange. New Orleans Cotton Exchanes, New York, Produce Exchange Asso. siation Orders solicited for the puT. shase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Spoeiaj attention and liberal terms givon IT.
 lons1gnments of spot cotton for 60s GVery. CQrregpondenee Invited.
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The Very Idea

From Llppln cOtt s.
 Two suburban mothers met on the train one one day and the topic of their converse
 How did your daughter pass the ex- eninati tion for a position as teacher?' asked one.
 Pass! was the answer "She didn't pass at all. Maybe you wouldn't believe 1t. but they abked that girl about things that happened long before she was born. D
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Auto Sets Mark

Portland, Ore, July 13-Percy r. Barnes of Seattle. driving in the Rose City speedway automobile races, made a. new worlds record for 25 miles yes- terday over a dirt track. doing the dis tance in 9 minutes 1-5 seconds.
 A former record g minutes 26 3-5 sec- onds was n1a1e by Disbrow at San Jose April 14, 1912.
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Inferior Movement

Houston: Aiiddling, ls 5-1ee; receipts, SIT; shipments, 19So; sales, h9; stock, 3632l. Menpfs' Midding, 1ss4c; receipts e16; shipments, 627; sales. 100; stock, G.a3
 Augusta: Middling. 1Asc: receipts, 1o9; sales 221; stock. 1415s.
 St. Louis Middling, 1Sssc; receipts ESQ; shipm 66i; stock, 16425.
 cineinna Il: Receipts, 5s6; shipments, g; stock, 14,902.
 Little Rock: Middllng. 1S1sc: receipts, 5; shipm ents. 3; stock, ID, 3O1.
 Total .toda y. Receipts, 276e; shipments, 8216; stock, 1l2,S11
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New Orleans Cotton Futures

New Orleans. July 13.-Spot cotton quiet
 and unchanged. Sales of spot. $50; to ar
 rive, S5. Good ordinary, Il 3-16c; strict
 good ordinary, Il 11-16c: low middling. 12 9-16c; strict low middling, 13c; mid ding, 13 5-16c; strict middlng, 3i1-16c; good middling, II 1-16c; strict good mid
 ding, 14Ac. Receipts, 2596 stock, 6S,3 3S5.
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International League

At Rochester: Rochester z. Toronto 1. At Providence; Providence 3, Baltl- more o.
 At Buffalo: Buffalo-Montrea. wet rounds.
 At Jersey City, Jersey City-N ewark, game sch uled played yesterday
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STANDING
Rome Ties and Then Wins

Rome. Ga, July 1s.--tspeoial) )- Rome pulled an Thinning game out of the fire today. making 1t three straight from La Grange. Sellers weakened in the latter innings while Aaron. hls oppon ent, made four hits out of five times mp and brought in the ueing run in the ninth. Utley pushed across the winning talIey in the eleventh The score
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LiYernonl Cotton Market

Liverpool, July IS.--Spot cotton cotton steady. Good middllng, T. 49d; low midding, 6.97d; good midd1 in E, 7. 9sd; middling, 747d; low middIng, 6. sgd Sales. 4Ooo. for SD ec ul ation and export, 300 Receipts, 400. Fntur more quiet and steady; July, 7-22d; July-Au- gust, 7.22d: Sept enb CT Jet ob CT, 6. sod; Nov en1b er-Decenb CT, 6.67 5s d; January February, e-s7 l4 d. March April, 8-7od.
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Dry Goods Market

New York. July l3-The Fl B. Claflin company recelvers' sale was large ly attended and buying was active in all departments. New lines of staple worsteds were priced for spring Ad- vances ranged from 5 to 7 cents over last year. Cotton goods were st ca di CT and quite active in staple gray goods.
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New Orleans Rice Market

New Orleans, July 13.-Clean rice was quoted steady today but there was no trading in either the clean or the rough product- Receipts Rough, 736; mi1lers, 7s6; clean. 1oSs pockets. Quotations: Rough nominal; clean Honduras, 4kQ6Ac; Japan. 29a0S1tc- Polished rice per ton, s26a2T; ID ran per ton SlS@19
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Selma Market

Selma. July 13,-(speclal.) )-spot cot ton in the Selma market today was quoted as follows: Good mddling Il3%c: strict rniddling, 13 # c; mddling B. Il3Nc: strict low mIddIing. 12s4c; low middling, 12Nc-
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Fish and Sea Fools

Red snapper, s@s1sc; gray snapper or groupers, Dc; Spanish mackerel, 15c in bbl. lots; fresh water breams. shc; pompano, 5c; bluefish. Sc; red bass 5c; mixed fish, 6lsc; small trout, 71sQsc; fresh water cat. dressed, SEC; speckled trout. 12lsQ15c; shrimp. 1oc; perch, 9c.
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Selma ,.,-,.,... ...... 21 0 900 o0O-- Ta1la dega .,... '. .. 1OO QUO 10O-
 Summary: TWO base hi ts. Vasterl in & Mo ore, Baker. Stolen bases Baker Davis 9 Bostw ick Base on ball, K i'm ball g. Pruitt 1 Hi ts. Prttt 3 in 3 l., innings, Decatur In 52-S innings Struck out, Bostwic ok 3, Fruit 2, De- catur A. Passed balls, Baker ?.
 Time. 1850. Umpire, Blackburn. At tendance, 500.
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Montgomery Market

Montgomery. July 1s.-(Specia al J. Spot cotton was quoted here today al follows: Strict middling, 13 5-l6cA middlins, lac; strict low middling 1aisc; low middling. 11Hc.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

At Waco. Waco 3, Dallas {. At Bea urnont: Beaumont 6, San An
 tonio 2.
 At Fort Worth. Fort Worth z Austin B.. At Houston Houston 3, Galveston Q3 liDnings)
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France Wins Doubles

Wimbledon. England. July 1S.-France was today's winner of the doubles match against Great Britain in the preliminary competition for the Dwight F. Davis international lawn tennis trophy
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Baltimore Splits Double Bill

Baltimore, July 13.-Bal timore and Buffalo split a double header here to- day. Buffalo won the first game 10 to 6, and Baltimore the second 6 to 2.
 Score. RH.E Buffalo ..... 800 130 003-10 II 9 Baltimore .. OBI 900 200 6 Il 2
 Batteries: More, Schultz, Ford and All en, Blair: Wilhelm and Russell, J JackIitsch
 Second Game H. ID. Baltimore .... O2O O2O 20'-6 10 l Buffalo .-.. 100 900 O01-2 I
 Batteries: Smith and JaclSlltsch: Ford. Woodn1an and Blair.
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Creamery Products

Country butter. e0Q25c; fresh creamery butter. S1c; process butter, 25c; cheese 1G1sc; imported Swiss cheese 2Sc German brick cheese, 1Sc; limburger cheese, 1sc imported Roquefort, 36c; Neufchats cheese. per dozen. 45c: fimento chessA, N.36.
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LOCAL QUOTATIONS
The Iron Market
Local Cotton
Poultry and Eggs

Hens. per pound. 14c; flyers 1%@ 11a lbs. average, 221ac; ducks, l5c lb, guineas, BOG; roosters. BOG: geese, 40c to 45c
 each eggs, fresh country receipt S.
 17Q1Sc; candled, 19c; extra graded can
 dled, 20c; candled carton eggs, 24c.
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lEry hlt for Cantley in ninth.

SLmmarV. Two-base hts, HoWeII, swartz, Chambers, MoIin. Stolen bases. Steele. ISinbrell. Double play, Kimbrell to Nfaolxey. Base on balls, cantley l. LewelIyn D. Hit by pitcher. Macxey. Struck out. Cantley {. I.ewellyn { Time, l.9O. Umpire, McGrath.
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American Association

At Columbus; Columbus Minneapolis, rain,
 At Ioufsville Louisville i, St. Paul g. At Cleve1and. Cleveland 2, Kansas City g.
 At Indlanapolis Indianapolis {, Milwau- 1<ne~ 10
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Coffee Market

New York, July 13-After opening to- day at decline of 1 to 2 points under scattering liquidation in the absence of any important demand, the coffee market closed at net loss of to ? points Sales, @o0 July, S.26c; August, safe; Sep tember, S4ic; October. S.54c; December S.7Sc; January, s.7sc; March, SS7c; May S92c- Spot quiet: Rio, No. ', SAC; Santos, No, {. 117sc Mild coffee dull. Cordova. 1219d16c nominal. Havre holiday: Ham burg unchanged to Ac pfg. lower. Rio '75 reis lower at 4sx975. Brazilian receipts SO.OO0 .Iundia hy, 24,0O0. Today's Santos ca bles reported As unchanged. Sac PauIo receipts, S60o0; Santos futures, 25 lower to g reis higher.
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Meat

Lard, 12c; compound Sc; extra ribs, sl3.65; zellies, 2o-25. s14 30; Boston butts, l6c; pork loins, 17q171sc; breakfast ba- con, 25c: spare ribs, He; regular hams,
 1sc; smoked hams. 2O1ac
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GEORGIA-ALABAMA LEAGUE

up the most hits. Opelika was unable to
 hit in the pinches. Only in one inning were they able to get two hits. Newman scored her two runs by punching three hits on Cantlev in the first inning Score.
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London Stocks

London July 13.-Consols for money, 75%; con sols for account, 75 11-16 Bar sfl- yer quiet, % l1-l6 pence. Money. 1Hx01%. Discount rates: Short bills, 2@2h; three mon tn s. 21sfI21z
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K aI,sas City Grain

Kansas City, July 13.-wheat, No. 2 hard, 7sa1so No. 2 red, 711ta72c. Corn. No. 2 mixed, 7oc No. 2 white, Soc Oats. No. 2 white. ssgsS1ac No. ? mixed, s4al8ec.
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St. Louis Grain

St, Louis, July l3,-wheat, No, red. T6G 77c; No. hard. TS0Sec. Corn. No. 9. 71lzc: No white, 7Sc Oats, No, 2, SShc; No. l2 white 3gc
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Finneran Wins Game

Brooklyn, July l3-A stirring twelve Il min pitchers duel between Dickson. |Pit tsburg-, and Finneran, Brooklyn, was Broken up today when Steve Evans ma de a home run Score: R.IIE. Pit burg ... 900 900 900 000--0 5 2 Brooklyn .... 900 900 900 001-l 0
 Batteries: Dickson and Berry; Fin neran and Owens.
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Chicago Wins One

Chicago, July 1s.-Chicago and st.. Louis divided double header today A home run by Ward Miller and the hitting Of zeider and zwflling, who got five hits each in the two games. were f ca tu res Scores: R H. B. St Louis ...,.,. 900 900 O00-0 4 i lChicago |. .... 900 101 40s-8 16 0 | Batteri es Groom, Herbert and Chap ma n; Watso on and Wilson
 | Second Game R III. E. St Louis ...... 900 900 221--5 10 2 Chicago . ,.... 100 000 000--1 5 l Batteries Ora ndall and Simon; Fisk, Mcclure and Wilson.
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OpeIiISa Fails in Pinches

Newman, Ga, July 1s-(special)-Tn Q pitchers battle between Lewellyn and CantIey, Newman defeated opelika by the score of to i Although Lewellyn gave