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Coffee Market.


New York. July A--The market for cof-
fee futures showed steadier tone, during
the earlier trading on reports of a firmer
tone in the market at Rio and talk of a
slight Improvement in spot demand. The
opening was 2 to points higher and ac-
tive months sold to 10 points above last
nights closing figures during the morn
ing with December touching 21e5
There was scattered realizing by brok-
ers with Wall street and commission
house connections at this level however,
and prices eased off in consequences with
December selling down to p, As and WITH
the market closing at a net decline OF
10 to 10 points.
Closing bids July 22,05; September PISS:
October A.T0; December 2145: January
n q: March PLY, and MAY 2l30
Spot coffee firm with a moderate de-
mand. Rio rs %: Santos As 2S24d29 Re-
sales of SaIfos As have been reported in
the cost a'al freight market at 291s. to
2924 London credit
Very few fresh offers were reported to-
dav. but shippers were said to be asking
29it for Santos SIS and Us London credits.
The official cabbles reported an advances
of 200 reis in the Rio market. Santos
spots were unchanged and futures 80 to
175 refs lower. Santos cleared $1,000 bags
for New York.
Brazilian port receipts 2l.oco Jundiahy
receipts 1000 ny
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LACK OF RAIN IN
CORN BELT SENT
STAPLE Up IN PIT
Oats Made Fractional Gains,
While Provisions List
Varied, 25c Up to
SOC Down

Chicago, July A-Corn averaged lit
tie higher in price today owing to wide
spread lack of rain. The close was I'M
settled, &c net lower to nc advance, with
September s1.s55zGl1 ssh. Oats gained l4@
&c. In provisions the outcome varied
from 25c decline to rise of 50e.
1t was almost wholly weather market
in corn. In the outset buying orders pre-
dominated as result of the fact that the
government map showed no rainfall any
where, and that the forecast was gem
orally fair. Inasmuch, however, as no
excessive high temperatures were noted,
holders seemed disposed TO take protlts
whenever prices bulged. Word from Ar
gentina that new high price records had
been established there attracted eonsld-
cradle attention, but the effect was more
than offset later by Illinois reports of
cloudy conditions and lowered mercury.
On the whole, increasing complaints Of
car scarcity tended more or less to make
sellers cautious.
Upturns in the oats market were due
largely to the difficulties of obtaining
cars enough to ensure prompt movement
of the crop Besides threshing returns
gave rise to considerable disappoint-
ment.
Provisions ruled dull and irregular.
Commission houses sold lard and pork.
Shorts were buyers of ribs.
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New Orleans Cotton


New Orleans, July 24.A better opinion
of weather conditions and a disposition to
look for a less unfavorabe July condition
report from the government than was
issued for June gave the cotton market
a downward tendency today. Increasing
the selling pressure was an unfavorabie
view of the labor situation in England
as well as the marine labor troubles in
this country. 1t was pointed out that ex-
ports from all ports thus far this week
amount TO but 2o,74S bales against 36,123
during the same period last year.
In the early trading prices had no de-
cided trend but moved uncertainty with
in narrow limits, both above and below
the level of yesterdays close. Rains in
the southern portions of the belt brought
in enough demand finally to put the mar
ket IS to % points over the close of yes
terday The firmness did not last long as
selling increased on the forecast of dry
weather for the better part of the cotton
region and a private condition report
of co. which was taken to point to a
fairly favorable showing by the govern
ment figures to July %. The advance was
replaced by net decline which late IN
the session amounted to % to 46 points
Closing quotations showed net losses o.
N to % points.
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SPECTATOR STILL
|. IN CHARGE OF WALL
STREETS TRADING
Steels Were Among the
! Strong Features of the
Early Session, But
i Fell Back

New York, July 24.-The same spe-
foremost on the bull side of the stock
laarket since last Tuesdays rapid re-
overy were operative again today,
lough in modified degree.
Surface developments, excepting the
suspension of extra" dividends on
he common shares of Bethlehem steel,
were mainly encouraging and the va
ried character of the trading offered
further proof of the activity of profess
sional interests.
Passing of the Bethlehem dividends
occasioned little surprise, such course
having been predicted ever since the
United States steel directors took SIM
liar action three months ago.
Steels were among the conspiciously
strong features of the early session,
that group opening at material ad-
vances but falling back irregularly on
announcement of the Bethlehem &C
ton.
Motors and their distinctive subsid-
iaries, not ably electric, rubber and
leather equipm ents, were heavily trad
ed in, Stromberg carbueretor fluctuat-
ing wildly in a 121h point radius and
closing at a net gain of three points.
Tobacco, shipping and food shares
contributed their recent large proper
lions at gross advances of Ito points
but yielded with the general list in
the free selling of the final hour.
All the favorite issues, including u.
S. Steel reversed their positions of the
early and intermediate sessions, the
reaction ranging from to points>and
causing an irregular to heavy close.
Bonds, including Liberty and foreign
issues, were irregular, but sound in
vestment conditions were exemplified
by the success of the Swiss govern
ment loan and closing of the Shell
Transport Syndicate offering.
Total sales par Value aggregate So
100000. Old U. S. bonds were unchang-
ed on call.
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CLEARING WEATHER
IN COTTON BELT IS
CAUSE OF BIC SLUMP
General List Closed Steady
at a Net Decline of 20
to So Points Under
Wednesday

New York. July 2i.-Prospects for
clearing weather in the belt were fol-
lowed by heavy realizing in the cot
ton market today October contracts
declined from S5.72c to S4.97c and
closed at S5.2oc with the general list
closing steady at a net decline of 20
to 55 points.
The market opened steady at a de-
cline of 5 to IA points on the better ap-
pearance of the weather map, but after
showing net losses of some Is to 20
points rallied on foreign buying and
covering The steadier ruling of for
eign exchange and numerous crop
complaints from eastern belt sections
served to hold selling in check and the
rally carried prices some is to IS
points above last nights closing fig
ures during the middle of the day, with
January selling at 3577 There WAS
selling of August, however; which was
believed to be against possible ship
ments here for delivery on contract.
and the relatively easy ruling of this
month made some imt ression on senti
ment AS soon as the demand from
Liverpool and other foreign buyers
subsidized. the market turned easier in
consequence, and there seemed to be
considerable selling during the after
noon on expectations of a substan ial
reaction in advance of the government
report next week January broke TO
3515c, with active months generally
selling some 40 to 60 points net lower,
but part of the loss was recovered in
the late trading on private reports of
further rains in the Carolinas and
Georgia. The first of the private crop
reports expected before the publication
of the official figures was issued to-
day, making the condition 6s.2 and the
indicated crop Il, 10000, compared
with the government report of 10 for
condition and 1o,9S6000 bales last
month This report only carried the
crop up to July 49,, while the govern
ments report will give conditions as
of the close of business tomorrow and
consequently will cover more of :he
rainy season
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Live Stock


Kansas City, July 24.-Hogs $500
steady; bulk, 22.70G $500; heavy. 22.S;
q 231o; medium weights 22.70@2S.10
lights 22.60m e306; light lights, 22.15M
22.6O: packing sows 10000 22.50; pigs
1900 22.00.
Cattle receipts. 5000 steady; heavy
Def steers. choice and prime 1850 a
1926; medium and good 1915 Q16.5o'
common 12.00@13.50 light weight, good
and choice 1885 q 1T.4Q; common and
medium 9.75 G1i,60; butcher cattle
heifers, .65@14.0o; cows SIS m12.25
Gamers and cutters 5.15@e.So; veal
calves,light and handy weight 12.75 a
1925 feeder steers 10.60@ $780, stocker
steers 7.50@l2.00.
Sheep, receipts 1000; steady; lamb
13.00@16.s5; lambs culls and common
9.00G12.75; yearling wethers also
12.75 ewes 5.5o@9.50: ewes, culls. and
common 500 q 500; breeding ewG< 11.0C
61L00; feeder lambs 13.00@15.25.
Chicago. July 24,-Hogs. receipts 35,
000 estimated tomorrow $4,000 mostly
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The word ahtidisesta blishmentarian-
ism isl said to be the longest in the
English languagage. The word is not
found in most American Dictionaries,
but is sometimes used in Great Britain
to refer to the principles OF policy OF
those who are opposed to the disestao-
lisLment of the Chu:;h Of England.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Cotton Merchants. Hanover Square, n.
Y. Members New York Cotton Elk
change, New Orleans Cotton Exchange,
New York Produce Exchange, Assoc.-
ated Members Liverpool Cotton Asso-
Citations. orders solicited for the pur-
chase and sale of Cotton and Cotton
Seel Oil for future delivery. Special
attention and liberal terms given for
consignment Of spot cotton for deliv-
cry. Correspondence invited
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Bank of England

New York. July 24.-The weekly
statement of the Bank of England
shows the following changes:
Total reserves decreased f371, 600.
Circulation decreased $4,000.
Bullion decreased f373.140.
Other securities decreased f542.00o.
Public deposits decreased f5,22S.000.
other deposits increased f9,390.001.
Notes reserve decreased 1851 900.
Government securities increased i5,-
$4,000.
The proportion of the banks reserve
to liability this week is 1857 per cent;
last week ii was 20.54 per cent.
Rate of discount, ) per cent.
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Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool, July 24.-Cotton spot in talf
demand: prices higher; good middlins
2.54; fully middling 2e.04; middling ia;
low middling 1859; good ordinary lsof'
ordinary 17.51. Sales 5000 bales includins
1880 America Receipts none, Futures
closed steady. July 21S1: October i's''
January 2206; March 22.6; May 2l.S'
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Cotton Seed Oil

New York, July ,24.-The cottonseed
oil market was easy under scattered
liouidation induced by lower lard ana
cotton prices. Outside interests We're
buyers at the start, but turned sehsfs
near the close and final plds wene
2 to TX points net lower. Sales, 1900
barrels Prime crude nominal; prime
summer yellow spot, 2s.15c; july
Is Csc; September, 2s.25c; December
25.45c
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Sugar Market

New York. July 24-The market for
raw sugar was quiet No sales. The
refined market was firmly held One
refiner was selling all grades of soft
sugar subject to indefinite delay at full
list prices but was withdrawn on
pranulated Generally speaking. re-
finers are concerned about their SIP
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Metal Market


New York July 24.-Copper quies
and firm; electrolytic spot and July,
cage August. 25ts a 23% c; September.
24e Iron steady and unchanged,
Metal exchange quotes lead strong;
spot, $40 bid; August bid Speltsr
firm; East st. Louis spot, 40 bid;
August, 7.92.
At London: Standard copper, spot,
f106 5s: futures, ft06 Is. Eleetrolydc.
spot, flo; futures. f123. Tin, SPOT.
1925 los; futures. f255 IFS cd. Lead,
spot, f2S les Sd; futures, ga os. Spell
ter, spot. f4s 5s; futures, f4s los.
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steady with yesterdays best time; top
1850 Heavy weight 22S5 q 1880; me
dunn weight S215a23.45; light weight
2t.75 q 2S.45; light 21.O0Q22.9o; heavy
packing sows. smooth 21.5O4 22.25;
packing sows, rough 2O.95 a 21.40: pigs
90 90 a 21.50.
Cattle. receipts $4,000; estimated to-
morrow 5000: unsettled. Beef steers
medium and heavy weight: choice and
prime 1855 q 1880; medium and good
1880 a 1915; common and medium
9.75G1+75. Butcher cattle: heifers
7.25@1450; cows; T25@1s.50. Gamers
5.i5 1725; veal calves light and handy
weight 17.00@1S.25; feeder steers 7.75
112.75; stocker steers 7.0O211.25. West
ern range: steers 11.50416.25; COWS
and heifers S,50@12.75.
Sheep receipts. 1880 estimated to-
morrow $4,000; lambs 81 pounds down
l425@ l7.40; culls and common 9.75@
l4.00. Yearling wethers 10.50@1S.75;
ewes: medium. good and choice 7.25 q
$50; culis and common S.O0&G.T5
ST. Louis, July 2l.-Hogs. receipts
1000, higher; top ESQ; bulk 22.6o@
1885; medium weight 22.75 a 1850. Pigs
14,o0@22.25.
Cattle, receipts $500, slow; beef
ste9rs, medium and heavy weight. me-
dunn and good 12.50G 1900; veal calves,
light and handy weight 11,25@1725;
stocker steers 7G5@1O.75.
Sheep, receipts 1900, steady; lambs
81 pounds down 154.50@15.60; ewes
medium and choice s.56@90O
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New Orleans Futures
D., A.scsf.tad prexa
Spot Cotton.

BY Nssoeiated Fresy \ ,
New Orleans, July 74-Spot cotton
steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot,
1909 bales: to arrive, 100. Low middling,
% &c middling, "a soc; good middling'
IS. SOC. Receipts, $40; stock, S2,4ss.
New York, July 24-Spot cotton quiet;
middling SIS .S5c
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Naval Stores

Savannah, July 24.-Turpentine firm.
81 %; sales, 2os; receipts, 1874; shipments.
1l2; stock, 10000,
Rosin firm; sales, Ills; receipts. So;
shipments, 2le; stock, $3.50
Quote: B, IS 5oGl5.s5; ID, .Sednl6 IS; f,
is. 45Gr1s. 50: F, 49, 7o@16.s5; G, Is. scaIt7; NJ,
Ii. 25d17. so: X, $40; NJ, 20; N, 1910; VIC,
20 7b: WV q.
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Money Market

New York, July N.-Mercantile paper
5z@5h; sterling 6o-day bills 4S41k; COM
mercial 60-day bills on banks 341l; COM
mercial 6o-day bills 4.34; demand 1855 !;
cables 43s1a. Francs demand 7.05 cab
les 1903; guilders demand 1874; cables So;
lire demand S.A; cables $50. Government
bonds irregular; railroad bonds irregular
Time loans strong 90 days. 30 days, six
months six bid.
London, July A.-Bar silver 547s per
ounce Money 27s per cent Discount rates
Short bills 7-1eG31a per cent; three
month bills 9-1sG3ss per cent.
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Central of Georgia cons. IS So. S9A
Central Leather IS ........... 81
chesapeake & Ohio con IS $3.50. ss7s
Chicago, B. & Quincy joint As ssB
Chi. Mil & st. P, con. AS 20
Chi. r 4. & Pac. Ry ref Is II
Colorado & Southern ref. 41ss 97fs
Denver & Rio Grande ref. IS SoH
Dom. of Canada IS G93D, bid 57ss
Erie gen. As ISIS
Illinois Central ref As ...... S3ss
Int. Mer. Marine 6s .......... ~
Kansas City Southern ref IS -. 96is
Liggett & Myers IS .. STA
Louisville & Nashville un. As -. S5ls
Missouri Kan. & Tex LIST As, bid 6S
Missouri Pacific gen. As . GIL
New York Central deb. IS .. 9sH
Norfolk & Western con. As 80. 1854
Northern Pacific As ......... 731e
Pennsylvania cons. AVS, bid -. ISIS
Pennsylvania gen.f4hs ... 95K
Reading gen As --........... SIG
Rep. Iron 4 Steel IS u940). bid %
st. Louis & San Fran. adj. 6s 65g
,saboard Air Line adj. So, bid -. ov..
Southern Bell Tel. 5s, bid .... es,.
Southern Pacific con. IS ...... sOI,
Southern Railway IS ........... 1o6 z
Southern Railway gen. As ...... %
Texas Company con. 6s . 657s
Texas & Pacific LIST. bid ........ 10s Z
Unior Pacific As. bid ...... 90
United Kingdom So .......... S5N
U. S. Steel SIS ...-..-.-..s....... 1907
virginia-Caro. Chemical So 1855. sc
Wabash 1st, bid ............... 32k
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Bank of France

by NNocIat6d FToSf
Paris, July 24.-The weekly state
ment Of the Bank of France shows the
following:
Gold in hand increased 1879 30S francs
Notes in circulation decreased IS
124,950 francs.
( Treasury deposits increased 1850
346 francs.
General deposits increased 1os,52e,s7s
fsancs.
Bills discounted increased 14,ss4.43s
francs.
Advances increased s,7ss174 francs.
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plies of raw. but are making distribu-.
ton at present without reserve. Prices
remain on the basis of cents for
fine granulated.
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New York, July 24--Cotton goods
and cotton yarn markets today were
ouieter, but prices held firm. Raw silk
was steady and burlaps advanced.
Ready-to-wear trading was active,
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Chicago Futures
Cash Grain

Cash Grain
BY Associated Press
Chicago, July 24.-Corn; No. mixed.
81 ssh; No. yellow, s..9Sd1 1919. Oats:
No. white, S0@S1%c: Nos white, S0G
S1Ac. Rye: No. 2, 81 .60@i 61 Barley, 1922
al IS. Timothy, s9Gf1150. Glover nominal.
Pork nominal; lard, "a 47c: ribs nominal.
St. Louis, July 24.-Corn: No. 2. 81;
No. white. $2,07; September. sl.s7s.
Oats: No. 2, 7s@s21Ac; Ne. white, $40
S21.c: September, s112c.
Kansas City, July 24.-Cash wheat un-
changed to sc higher. One car No. dark
hard at s.. IS; No. l hard. 81. 30; No. 2, 81. 26
az As: No red, So. 20d2 .20la; No 2, s2.1@
10. Corn: Unchanged; No. mixed, s196;
No. 2 white, 81 .02df2 .o5; No. yellow, 81 .s5la
@19. Oats: Nominally unchanged; No.
2 white, Sl1k9S2c; No. 2 mixed, 75@76c.
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New York Futures
BY Associated Press

New York, July 24.-cotton CLOSED
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Potato Market

u uy NNocIated PFesS
Chicago, Ills, July 24-Potatoes steady;
arrivals IS cars. New, car lots, Irish
Cobblexs. Virginia and Maryland 750 bar
rel; ditto Kentucky, sacked s75@s.so cwt.;
Karsas. Illinois and Missouri early choice
OhirA sacked 2.75@s10 cwt
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Rice Market

BY Associated Press
New Orleans, July 24.-Rough rice sales
none; receipts 60; millers' receipts 81
sacks.
Clean rice; sales Honduras 150 pockets
7@71z; receipts sos pockets.
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Chicago. July 24,-Hogs. receipts So, =
600; estimated tomorrow $4,000; mostly
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-07-25
Produce Market.
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BY Nss0eIated Prtss
Chicago, July 24.-Butter unsettled.
Eggs unsettled; receipts, $500 cases;
firsts, 421a 43hc.
Poultry, alive, unchanged
New York, July 24.-Butter easier;
receipts, 11,s7S tubs.
Eggs firm receipts, 1s4ss cases;
f1rsts, 47@ soc.
Cheese firm; receipts. 1864 boxes;
average run, II u a sac.
Poultry, alive. irregular; broilers, 80
@41c; fowls, soc; dressed. irregular
Brothers, nearby 40@4Sc; broilers,
western, $50 41c; others unchanged
Kansas City July 24.-Butter and
eggs unchanged Poultry. hens. &c
higher, 291a C; others unchanged