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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-04-17
,STOCK TRADING IS
TWO-S|DED AFFAIR
Buying of Specialties Offset
by Selling of Standard
Issues

New York, April 16.-Apart from a
fresh cbullition of speculative hys-
terra, which was most conspicuous in
various industrial and equipment is
Sues todays active stock market was
essentially two-sided Buying of spe-
cialties frequently was offset by heavy
selling of standard shares. which
yielded much of their early advantage.
though closing with general net gains.
Unrestrained trading of first half
hour, probably without parallel in an
nails of the local exchange. was con-
fined mostly to shares of companies
which are supposed to have remuner-
alive orders from European belliger-
ents. American Locomotive rose oyer
is points almost at the ouset. New
York Air Brake Is and numerous in
dustrials and equipments from TO 5
POINTS. Air Brake increased its adj
vance to is points in the later trad
ing, but most of the others in that
sroup fell back appreciably.
Representative issues were under
moderate pressure throughout the ses
sion, even though some with part c.
ularly United States Steel, attained
their highest prices of the movement.
Union Pacific. Reading and few 9TH
iers which are commonly regarded as
market barometers, fell to lowest levels
in the final hour, though recovering
in part toward the end, which was
marked by confusion of prices.
Financial conditions were again
highly favorable to bullish interest
Rank clearings testified to bettermeht
in general lines of merchandise.
Total sales of stocks, 1,l5O,sOo
shares.
Bonds as a whole developed broad
err tendency on another large volume OF
trading. Total sales, par value, aggre-
gated $4,030,000.
United States coupon Is advanced "a
per cent on call
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Produce Market


New York, April 16.-Butter I'M
settled, 61S1; creamery extras, 80 score,
311ac: creamery, higher score. 32@
seize; firsts, 29h oslo; seconds. ESQ
2sc Eggs irregular, S3,sS1; fresh gath
erede extras, 23@ 231hc; storage pack ed
extra firsts, 221s @22%c: firsts, 221a ~
23nc; regular packed firsts extras, %
q22a C: firsts, 21Q21Ac; nearby hen
nry whites, fine to fancy, 231sc; near
by. HENRY browns, 230231ac. Cheese
firm. 1880; state whole milk, fresh
specials 15M @15sl C; do average fancy,
$50 10 &c. Dressed poultry quiet, prices
unchanged.
Chicago, April 16.-Butter lower
creamery, 22@291kc; eggs higher. 49,
40s; at mark cases included, 1S@1912c
ordinary firsts, 1914 61sRc; firsts, 1914
@191ac. Potatoes, 25 cars. unchanged.
st Louis, April 16.--Poultry un-
changed except chickens, 141zc; butter
and eggs unchanged.
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New York Cotton Market
Port Cotton Market

New Orleans: Middling, 9.4se; receipts
1856; exports, 800; sales, 1850; stock, 1861, ISL
Galveston Middling, 9S0c; receipts si7s
sales 1049; stock 405,l75.
Mobile: Middling, 9.06c receipts 10
sales, 150 stock, 32,5S7.
Savannah: Midding, 925c; receipts, 1856
exports, 20,i45; sales, 13l; stock, 1876.
Charleston: Midding, 925c; receipts
S43 sales, 200; stock, s9,654.
Wilmington: Middling, 9.25c; receipts
264O; exports, $500 stock, 5Il4S.
Texas City: Receipts, 1925
Norfolk: Middling, 925c; receipts. 1871
sales, 1876; stock, 70,03o.
Baltimore: Middling, csc; receipts, ssSs
stock 1852
Boston: Middlins. 1o15c; receipts, 1907
stock, 12,606.
Philadelphia: Middling, 1o.65c; receipts
"a; stock, 819l.
New York: Middling, 10soc; stock. 49,
49,
Minor ports Receipts, 1885
Total today: Receipts, 5,497; exports
2, 545; Stock 1,459,096
Total for week: Receipts. 1Ss,sSs; ex
ports, 1n074.
Total for season: Receipts, 9,665, 757; ex
ports, 6,SS9, 487.
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BUSINESS HEAVY
FOR THE WEEKEND
Lettuce, Beets and Aspara-
gus in Good Demand.
Cotton Steady

The fruit and produce trade on Morris
avenue is heavy for the weekend. and
lettuce, beets and asparagus are among
the products that are in heavy demand
New potatoes and snap beans are being
received from Florida, but the price is as
yet rather high. Beans are wholesaling
for 81 per hamper, and new potatoes at 49,
The demand for fish is good and supplies
with the exception of mullet, are plen-
tiful.
The cotton and flour markets are un-
changed, the market holding firm.
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WHEAT PRICES
SOAR UPWARD
Jump Accompanied by Re-
ports That War Will Be
Extended

Chicago, April 1s.-Wheat rose ut enc
time today nearly s cents bushel. The
Jump was accompanied by assertions that
foreigners were buying new crop deliveries
and new crop flour on belief that the war
influence would extend into the 1915 har-
vest Unusually heavy profit taking,
though, led to a reaction. the market clos
ing unsettled sc off to Sisc up compared
with last night. Corn gained 1ssq1l.c to
1ssc net and oats ss@s4c to 1i4@issc. Pro-
visions closed from cents decline to 15c
advance
Buying demand centered chiefly on July
wheat new crop month, and seemed TO
have broadened out away beyond what
would naturally be required to cover any
previous short selling.
Higher corn prices were based largely
on bullsh Argentine crop reports and on
the years first big lake shipments.
Oats went up grade with other cereals.
Clearances OF more than 100000 bushels
helped sustain the advance.
Increased warehouse stocks of lard made
it relatively weak. Stores of pork and
ribs. however had not enlarged as much
as expected, and prices for both mounted
higher with grain and hogs.
Future quotations were as follows:
-
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A Hot Story

From Engineering and Mining Journal.
contributor to the Chino Herald.
telling of experiences during a summer
trip into the desert, narrates that
while he watched lizard run across
sunbaked open strip of land 1t dis
appeared in a puff of vapor. The in
tense heat of the sand had turned the
moisture of it's body into steam. the
pressure of which rose so high that the
little creature was blown into bits so
minute that no trace of ii WAS aft
erward to be found. In backing up his
statement he quotes an old prospect
ors allegation that In Death Valley.
during the heat of the day, water
poured from a canteen will not reach
the ground, being turned into steam as
fast as 1t leaves the mouth of the
canteen. Can you beat 1t?
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MAY COTTON SELLS
ABOVE 10 CENTS
Market Shows Continued
Strength for Week-New
Records Made

New York. April 16.-Cotton hes
shown continued strength this week
with prices making new high seasonal
records to-day when May sold above the
i0-cent level and December above tO4,.
or more than cents a pound above
the low levels Of last December That
advance has been in the face of rath.
er reactionary sentiment in local
circles and heavy realizing has caused
frequent reactions, but all offerings
have been readily absorbed and buy.
ing scemea TO become more general to-
ward the end of the week on reports
OF active domestic fill consumption.
estimates of the export demand and
growing Impression that u large
amount of the cotton remaining in the
United states is being held for foreign
spinners hntil shipping conditions be
come more favorable.
Better weather south has been ae-
companied by reports of more rapid
progress with farm work and ii was
rumored during the middle of tho
week that the returns of one OF tho
prominent southern statistical bureaus
Indicated the reduction in acreasa
might not exceed IA per cent. but those
factors seemed to promote very lit
tie selling aside from realizing and
moderate offe rings of near months
against the increasing local stock or
prospective shipments here have been
taken by sellers of later deliveries at
prevailing premiums. Census figures
showing record breaking mill consump-
ton for March tended TO confirm es-
Inmates that domestic mills would re-
ouire 100000 bales of linters for the
season and ideas of the export move
ment ncw show n tendency to range
above 100000 bales In bullish circles.
because more than 6,Sa6,000 have al
ready been cleared. with three and one
half mortns still to hear from.
LIVERPOOL adviees indicate the gov
critmeIt is moving to enforce a re.
duction of one-third in the Egyptian
acreage this season, and a continued
active spot demand in the English mar
ket has been one OF the weeks bull
ish factors. While the market also
has been influenced by the strength
and activity of the stock market as an
indication of rapidly improving gem
eral trade and financial conditions.
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DOCTORS
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Specialists
Nervous. Blood. Skin, Rectal. GenIto-
Urinary, Female aud Chronic
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We treat scientifically chronic nerv-
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rheumatism and morbid condition Of
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We furnish medicines without extra
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914-the famous German remedy
for Specific Blood poison--is scientif-
ically administered by us.
Our Medical Institute was estabiishe ed
I'm Birmingham over 20 years ago
Is one of the best equipped M
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We make no charge for CO
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BULLS RETAIN HOLD
!. ON COTTON MARKET
Prices Reach New High Sea-
sOnal Records But
Slide Back

New York. April 16.-1ncreased estimates
of export requirements and a bullish view
of general trade and financial conditions
seemed to be responsible for cottons con-
tinued activity and strength today. al
though after making new high seasonal
records prices eased under realizing, clos
Ing steady at a net advance of only / to
points
Relatively firm Liverpool cables pro-
NOTED a renewal of buying, and an open
ing advance carried the active months
about to points net higher. Rather
heavy profit taking then was encoun-
tered, while there was considerable SELL
ing of late positions by houses with Liv-
erpool connections hut offerings were
well taken on comparatively moderate
reaction. and prices. soon developed re-
newed firmness.
Leading spot house brokers bought near
months, the constant strength of which
inspired greater activity among specu-
lative or investment buyers of later de-
liveries and the general list sold about
10 to II points net higher during the early
afternoon, with May contracts touching
1001c and October 1o.7c, or more than
Sc a pound above the low level OF last
December
Reports that 40 steamers were sched-
uled to sail with cotton cargoes from
Galveston and Texas City during April
and May and that there still was a feir
demand for ocean tonnage contributed to
tho progress with farm work inspired
some selling, however, and the market
was easier in late trading on private I4iv-
erpool cables, reporting that Manchester
was not following the advance and rather
smaller spinners' takings for the week
than expected. Exports for the day, "a,
545 bales, making 6s96,3SS so for this sea-
SON Port receipts, AZ, 1s9 United States
port stocks. l ,45s, 92s Interior receipts,
1855.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.'S Letter

New York, April 16-(Special.)-In a
market without great activity. prices to-
day advanced to the highest point of the
season. selling Off at the close, on the
execution of some realizing orders, but
with a steady tone points below the
highest prices
The advance today was partly due to
rather better foreign advices than ex-
pected, but more to the renewed demand
for cotton goods from retailers, whose
shelves have become empty because of
unemployed customers. As men find work
there is a renewed demand for cotton
goods.
Foreign houses were sellers of the dis
tant deliveries against purchases in Liv-
erpool, supplying the selling power.
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All stockholders of the Alabama Bev-
erage company are notified that by reso-
luton Of the board OF directors Of said
company, adopted April 16. 1915, a spe-
cial meeting Of the stockholders has been
called to be held at 8 o'clock y. M, Tues
day. the 18th day Of May, 1s15. at the
general office OF the company, 2513 Second
avenue, north, in the city Of Birming-
ham. Ala. for the purpose Of consider
ing and acting upon the question Of au-
thorizing an increase Of the capital stock
to ,0oo par value, or an increase Of t2oO0
BY order Of the board OF directors.
RIGDON q. ORR, PRECEDENT.
p. C. CONVICTION,
Secretary Treasurer 4-17-6t-sat
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Interior Cotton Market

Houston: Middling, 9.S5c receipts, $3.50
shipments, 631S; sales, l446; stock, 1873, IA
Memphis: Middling, 9.13c; receipts
1858; shipments, 1876 sales, Sl0O; stock
170,S44.
Augusta: Midding, 9.SSc; receipts, 4o3
shipments. 800; sales, 1149; stock, 126,s4S.
st. Louis: Middling, 9lsc; receipts, 6S6s
shipments, 625S; stock, 33,s23.
Cincinnati: Receipts, 92s; shipments
73S; stock, 1883.
Little Rock: AIiddling, 9.15c receipts
0; shipments. 1854; sales, 1854; stock, 81 1866
Dallas: Middling, soc; sales, 1867
Total today: Receipts, 129s1 shipments
q Liza stock 510,21S.
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Montgomery Market

Montgomery, April ESPECIAL )--Spot
cotton was quoted here today as follows:
Middling, firm, 10c; strict good middling,
Csc: good mddling, $500; strict mid
ding, 925c; middling. &c; strict low mid
ding, S5Oc; low middling, Sc; strict good
ordinary. 7.5oc; good ordinary. 7.1sc. Mar
ket quiet
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.

;DttOn Merchants, Hanover Square. N.
( Members New York Cotton Exchange
lew Orleans Cotton Exchange, New
Vork Produce Exchange. Associate
sembers hystsrPo93a c35fon n MsSsocaation
sie of, Cotton and Cotton Seed OIL for
4ture delivsry: Special attention and
Ibsral t4rms given , for consfEnmenta ct
bee invited, 4
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New Orleans Cotton Market
Spot Cotton Market

New Orleans, April 16.-Spot cotton
steady, 6 points up. Sales on the spot, 1850
bales; to arrive. 800; good ordinary. 742c;
strict good ordinary, 7.9Sc; low middling,
s.61c; strict low middling. 905c; middlii,g
9.43c; strict midding, 96sc: good micdling,
10c; strict good middlng, 10,37c. Receipts,
1855: stock 361 7Sl
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Bonds
Mercantile Paper

New York, April 16.-Mercantile paper
BH43s4 per cent: sterling exchange easy;
60-day bills, $40 so: for cables, s4.79.50;
for demand, Sable Bar silver, 1890.
Mexican dollars, CSC. Government bonds
firm; railroad bonds firm. Time loans
stronger; 60 and 80 days, ga per cent;
six months, 31ad3s4 per cent. Money on
call easier; high per cent; low, 2 per
cent; ruling rate, ? per cent; last loan,
Q per cent; closing bid, per cent; Of
fered at 2 per cent.
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Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool April 16.-Cotton, spot steady.
Good middling, Slid middling, '5.75d: low
middling, 5.S7d. Sales, 5000; for speculation
and export, 1000. Receipts. $1,000. Futures
quiet May and June. 5.651ad; June and
July. 5.73d; July and August, 5sod; Octo-
Der and November, 6.96d; January and
February, 6.02d March and April, sod.
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Wool Market

Boston, April 16.-Except for moder-
ttely good demand for foreign woods. prin-
eipally fine, the wool market the past
week has been hesitant and dull. Prices
ire lacking in uniformity on almost every
lass of wool due to wide divergence of
spiniontas to the markets future. At the
Mills there is apparent the same uncer-
ainty and new orders are coming for
Yard slowly, although some mills are rum
ling on a fair schedule. Advices from
broad indicate very strong market for
not woods. Missouri, n blood, SAC; u
hood sac: half blood, 31@32c; braid Sic.
kentucky and similar, n blood. unwashed,
R033c "a blood, unwashed, 35437c
bcoured basis: Texas fine, IL months, 7O6
lie: fine, s months, 62G63c.
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shorts, $34; pure winter bran. $50; c. 8.
meal, TX per cent. $50; Creme meal. t26;
C. s. hulls, SO ton: No. 1 timothy hay, SIS
per ton; mixed alfalfa and Johnson grass,
per ton, s19; pea green alfalfa, western,
$26; mixed feeds, per ton. SIS; oats. per
bushel, &c; corn. per bushel. Csc; corn
meal $3.50 per 'bushel; Creme meal. $26.
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Lemons-$3.5 so.
Limes-$1.25.
Florida, Oranges-$2. 75QS.
Grapefruit-$2@2. so.
Florida Oranges-$2. 1905. 25
Apples-Winesaps IS; Baldwins, "a; Ben
Davis. $4,000; box apples, $1.5Od2.
Peanuts-51a@61ac per lib.
Tomatoes-$z. 1893 .25 per crate
Cranberries-Per box. 81 .5092 per bar
rel, SC.
Celery-Florida per crate, s275; 75c to
81 dozen.
New Florida Beaps-Hamper, a.
New Florida Potatoes-Hamper, &c.
Walnuts-16@20c Id.
Pecans-15Q20c lb.
Filberts-15c per Id.
Almonds-20c per ID.
Lettuce--N 80 per hamper.
EsEp1anvs-S3.5t
Onions-$2.75 per bu.
Irish Potatoes-S0c per bushel
Cabbage-31ac per lb.
New Cabbage-$S.25 per crate.
London Layer Raisins-$1.75.
California Figs-$1.5O per case.
Seed Potatoes-S1@1.2 blu.
Onion Sets-1 bu.
Seed Sweet Potatoes--Dooly yams, per
bu,, sl.35G2.
Asparagus-$1.25 dozen.
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Cotton Seed Oil

New York. April 16.-Cotton seed oil had
moderate advance early on short cover
Ing, but later sagged on under selling by
the west and with the easier ruling in
crude oil. Closed Q points lower to net
higher. Spot, 645d6. CSC; April. 64oQ6.lOc;
May, 6.4SQ1s.51c; June, 6.67@6 soc: July,
6.sl@6.s2c; August. 6.95@6e6c; September,
7.06G7.07c; October. 7.0567. Csc; November,
6.7006. soc. Total sales, 12.50O
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Naval Stores

Savannah, April 16.-Turpentine firm,
45isc; sales. IA; receipts, 1870; shipments.
1858; stocks 2o,157 Rosin firm; sales. 1875;
receipts, <72; shipments, 7os; stocks S7,652.
Quote: A, B, c, d, 1925; e, $40: f, G,
$s.45; Fl, $3.50; I, $3.50; X, $3.50; NJ, S15;
N, $5.15; WIG, $3.50; WV, $3.50.
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Chicago Grain

Chicago, April 16.-Wheat: No red,
s1.s2dl .621s; No. . hard, 81 .62a1 g. Corn:
No. yellow. 76i4@76ihc. Rye: No. 2,
S.16k. Barley. 72@S0c. Timothy, 81 500
SIS. Glover. ssq1s. Pork, s17 80 Lard.
So. 81. Ribs, 50. 12de. so.
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st. T0uis Grain

St Louis, April 16.-Wheat: No. red,
81 .b61Aa1 81; No. Q hard, 81 .59isQ1 60: May,
n.55. Corn; No. .. 76iac: No. white, roc;
May. Use. Oats No. ?, 57d571hc; No. .
white, 5s1gc; May, SEC
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Weekly Cotton Statistics

London, Liverpool April 16-Weekly
cotton statistics: Total forwarded to
mills, $4,000 bales, of which $4,000 were
American; stock, 1,53s,0O0; American,
10000; imports, $4,000; American, 147 600;
exports, 96l2.
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Kansas City Grain

Kansas City. April 16.--Wheat: No.
hard, 81 .54n1 8; No. red. s1.54. Corn: No.
mixed, 7o1sq76c No. white, 76lac; No.
yellow, T6m76isc. Oats: No. Q white,
56izQ57c No. 2 mixed, 5S1Ed54iac.
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Worlds Visible Supply

February. 1850; March, 1860. Spot steady;
Rio, No. z. 77sc Santos, No. 4, 1Ohc. Cost
and freight offers unchanged. Rio ex-
change on London, 1-16d lower. The San
tos market was unchanged, but the Rio
market was 70 refs higher and stocks
showed loss of $4,000 bags over night.
Brazilian port receipts, 21,0o0; Jundiahy,
11.OOO
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LOCAL QUOTATIONS
Poultry and Eggs

Hens-13Q131ac.
Turkey Gobblers-15c; hens, zoe.
Broilers-3Dn40c Id.
Ducks-15c 1b.
Guineas-30c.
Young Roosters-35c.
Old Roosters-30c.
Geese--No sale
Fresh country eggs, 1sc; graded carton
eggs, zoe.
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Coffee Market

New. York, April 16-Coffee futures
pened at an advance of 2 to points and
BID about s to points higher on active
jonths as result of covering and lit
tetrade buying apparently inspired by
diminishing Santos stocks and reports of
bntinued active European demand in pri-
nary markets. Demand was by no means
.ctive, however. and prices later reacted
lnder realizing, with the close to points
igher. Sales. 1890; April, 6.o1c; May,
Ole: June, 6.0sc; July, 71Sc; August, 7.25c;
'Icptember. 1885, October, 7.40c; Noven-
er, 7.45c; December, 7.49c; January, 7.54c;
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New Orleans Rice Market

New Orleans, April 16.-Rough rice was
strong and clean quiet today Receipts:
Rough, 673; millers, 673. Sales: 400 pock-
cts clean Honduras at 3126oc.
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English Money

London, April 16.-Bar silver 23rad per
ounce. Money, 1Ad11a per cent. Discount
rates: Short bills, 2Ts per cent; three
months, per cent.
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Hides and Tallow

Green salt hides. l2@18c; green salt hide.
(half cured), Hope; green hides {fresla)
1O@11c; dry flint hides 26027c; dry sail
hides. 23Q24c; damaged hides. half price;
sheep skins. 25@eoc; horse hides, {2@s. So
sherlings. 15G25c; goat skins. 2swaec; KID
skins, 10c; tallow, 5@3c; beeswax. 25@27;
washed wool. 2s@soc; clear unwashed wool
0@2sc; bury wool, 12@1Sc; ginseng. 81
as.
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Very Likely.

From the Louisville Herald.
Putience-Peggy says he always brings
sunshine when he calls.
Patrice-Is that the reason she always
turns down the gas?
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Sugar Market

New York, April 16-Raw sugar firm;
centrifugal, 4.S9c; molasses, 4.12c; refined
Iteady Sugar futures opened quiet and
yteady and at midday were net I'M
changed to points lower. Light liquida-
lion caused further losses in the after
aoon and the market closed easy, to
points lower; sales, $3.50 tons. May, 3.S9c:
Tuly, S9Sc; September, 4.09c; December.
SEC