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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
TWO MAINE MEN
N CASUALTY LIST

The following casualties are re-
ported by the Commanding General
Of the American -xpediI-o2a-y
Forces
Killed in action. i: died Of
wounds, ?; died Of accident. -1-.
aled Of disease. IS. wounded severe
r. III: wounded, degree undeter-
mined. g, wounded slightly. 20,
missing II action. >, Total. SIS.
TOTAL number Of casualties . Ga1e.
.rciuHing rhnse ,-E.rinr-- "a !. nnrn.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-07-23
CORN HITS UPWARD
ON RECORD PRICES
MADE BY KING HOG
Oats Also Made Fractional
Gains, While Provisions
List Went Up for
Good Gains


Chicago. July 22.-With hog prices
today equaling the topmost level ever
touched. the corn market developed cor
responding strength and closed firm
~ to SIC net higher with September
194% to 1875 and December 1851 to
1861.
Oats gained * to y. and provisions
2 to 60 cents
Corn promptly followed the steep as
cent made by the hog market. Even
If there had been no other incentive
than the action of hog values. buying
of corn would have been greatly stimu
lated. AS a matter of fact, however
the bulls put much stress also on re-
ports of crop damage said to have al
ready resulted from prevailing dry hot
weather. Advices from the Southwest
told of leaves curling and of bot
toms firing because of the lack of mois-
ure.
At the same time forecasts gave no
indication of relief during the next two
days Central Illinois too sent word OF
the crop going backward owing to alb
sence Of rain. Under such circum-
stances the instability of foreign ex-
change although closely attended to,
failed as a check to the advance.
Despite want of export demand oats
took an upward swing with corn.
Country offerings were mainly held
higher than the market Provisions de-
rived strength from grain and hogs.
Business however was of only q
scattered sort
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-07-23
COTTON RECEIVERS
: THE PREVIOUS DAYS
LOSSES ON WEATHER
General List Closed Steady
at a Net Advance of 33 to
80 Points Over the
Previous Day

-
New YORK, july 22.-The cotton market
just about covered yesterdays losses to-
day, owing to the continued bad weather
in the south and reported of a steadier
tone in foreign exchange October con-
tracts sold as high as <5.S6 or Is points
above last nights closing and closed az
$685. with the general list closing steady
at "A net advance of IS to 80 points.
The market opened steady at a decline
of u points on July. but generally 10 to
80 points higher and advanced very rapid
ly during the early trading. After show
ing net gains of about Is to 81 points oh
new crop months, prices reacted some ~
or SO points from the best under realizing,
but yesterdays heavy selling seemed to
have eliminated the weaker long inter
est, while selling for spot account Was
held in check by the prospect for con-
-inued wet weather in the eastern belt
There was also buying for trade account
on the decline and the market firmed Ut
again during the afternoon with some
deliveries, reaching the highest levels OF
the day in the late trading. December
sold at $685. and January at 1913 or IS to
So points higher, and the close was only
a few points off from the best under
realizing. Reports that measure for stab
liking foreign exchange were under con-
sideration, probably helped sentiment to
some extent, while the more optimistic
view was aided by reassuring advices re.
assuring advices regarding labor condi-
tons in the steel.
trade. The main factor on the recovery,
however, was the continued wet weather
in the south and the apparent disposition
of the trade requirements on the declines
The, relatively easy ruling of July was
noticeable, and there was tendency TO-
ward an increase in the premium rate.
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2HlRE = FISTS
SssVssi-uVA=ULUIU
THE DAYS TRADING
Yesterdays Market Was
Just the Reverse of Pre-
vious Days Trading,
With Big Gains

New York. July 22.-Stocks rallied
substantially today from their severe
setback of the previous session. to the
discontinue of an overconfident short
interest. which seemed of the opinion
that technical conditions favored a
protracted reversal.
Recoveries were most pronounced in
speculative issues, which sustained
greatest losses during yesterday 5
heavy selling. notably oilsr~motors and
kindred shares. On the rebound. some
of these stocks were carried forward
to points.
Unusual activity was shown by the
secondary or low grade rails, over half
score of which Joined in the gen.
eral Improvement at gains of 1 tc ?
points. but dividepd-payin rails were
apathetic, though decidedly firm.
Convincing reasons were lacking for
yesterdays reaction on other than The
markets over-extended position, bur
the lower and attractive price level
evidently had the effect of inviting
fresh buying, which easily absorbed
today's additional offerings.
General news was more encouraging
and distinctly helpful to the long &C
count. Call money denoted increased
ease, metals were quoted at yet higher
prices and threatened labor troubles in
the steel and iron industry lost some
of their more serious aspects.
The market paused for a brief period
in the later dealings, but gathered re-
newed strength in the final half hour,
closing prices among leaders, including
United States Steel, being at or with
IN fractions of the days maximum
quotations.
Trading in bonds was irregular on
snail dealings, the Liberty group
holding steady and internationals
varying slightly Total sales, Par
value. aggregated s12, 750.0 900. OiS
United States registered rs gained
4 c on call others unchanged
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-07-23
Labor and Rnlshexism

The American Exchange National
bank of New York city has prepared
for distribution a booklet Analysing
todays labor movement with reference
to bolshevism and the attitude as
sumed by various labor and kindred
elements toward this doctrine. 1t dis
cusses the right and left wing social
lists the I. w w. and the A F. of L.
with a view TO supplying facts for the
broad-visioned employer. business man
or laborer as guide toward an under
standing of present-day so-called so
cial unrest" The booklet concludes;
THE future belongs to the progress
sive, forward-looking men of all tao.
tons. both laborer and capitalist, and
not to the reactionist or incendiary.
Business must be clothed with spirit
of accommodation. and any element
opposed to a meeting of minds has no
place in the present or future of this
country"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-07-23
New Orleans Cotton

by AsSoctatbo fress
New Orleans, July 22-Wet weather In
the belt was the dominating influence II
the cotton market today and it caused a
higher opening and, except for very
short period in early trading, kept tbs
market at the advance throughout the
session. Highest prices were reached late
in the day when the trading months were
66 to 81 points over the final quotations
of yesterday. Last prices were at net al
vances of 60 to II points.
After a rise of to IL points around
the first call the market met flood or
offerings from traders who thought they
saw more favorable weather conditions
in the barometer lines on the map ana
prices slumped to a level Is to 81 points
under yesterdays close. Here the real
buying of the day started and 1t was IN
creased by the forecast of more rain IL
the western belt and in portions OF the
western and also by many private tele,
grams telling of steady rains during the
day here and there in the cotton region
The strong spot toward the close appear
ed to be due to expectations of unfavora-
BILE weekly government crop accounts TO
morrow morning
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Port Cotton.


New Orleans: Niddling, s4.5oc; "e.
ceipts, 4e15; exports. ss5; sales, 1886;
stock, 364,213
Galveston: Middling. s5.5oc; receipts,
4744; exports. $500; sales. SOS; stock,
202.645.
Mobile; Middling. SAC, receipts, $50;
stock. 1850.
Savannah: Middling, 34.25c; receipts,
1924; sales. $50; stock, 232,S7s
Charleston: Middling, Sac; stock. So
400
Wilmington: Middling, 3325c; re-
ceipts. 352; stock, 64.210.
Texas City: Receipts. SIS stock, 49,
|772
Norfolk: Middling. ss.75c: receipts,
1913; sales, 1890; stock. 97.15o.
Baltimore: Stock. 4sS1.
Boston: Middling. s5.65c exports,
1858; stock. 300.
Philadelphia: Middling. $4,000; re-
ceipts. rs; stock. s5o45.
Philadelphia: Middling, 36.3oc; re-
ceipts. rs: stock. 5045.
New York: Middling. 36.05c: receipts,
2s5: exports. s75: stock, so.65s.
Minor ports Stock. 5S,S47
Total today: Receipts, 2o,536: ex-
ports. 571s; stock. l.233.72s.
Total for week: Receipts. 4s,9os.
exports. 871S.
Total for season: Receipts, $751;
SOL: exports, 5,410.9s4.
Interior Movement
1916, shipments. 1861; sales 1881;
1916; shipments, 1851; sales. 1884;
stock 164,557.
Memphis: Middling. 34.50c: receipts,
604: shipments. 251S; sales. 1900: stock,
1SS.o55
Augusta: Middling. 2437: receipts,
1929; shipments. ITS: sales. 90; stock,
1861.
st. Louis: Middling. SAC: receipts
296: shipments $50; stock. 1925.
Little Rock Middling. SAC; re-
cepts 7s1: shipments, 15s; sales, 159;
stock 21,19c.
Total today: Receipts 1853; ship
ments, 1853. stock. 550.59s.
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Naval Stores

Savannah. Ca, July 22.-Turpentine
firm. s119A; sales, 400; receipts, s5s;
shipments, 4; stock 1925.
Rosin firm; sales. 1869; receipts,
1920; shipments, 8; stock, 57,507.
Quote: b, s15.soG15.so: D, s16.15@
1925; f, s16so@16s5: F. s1e.5oG1665;
G. s16.65116.75; II. s16.9o617.2o; I,
st7.6091770: X, s1sS5@1s10; NJ,
1880; n, $4,000 2o.1o; wg. s2o.20@
20.35 WV. $1,000
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New Orleans Futures
Spot Cotton

BY HSs0tTatu FTEss
New Orleans. July 22.-Spot cotton
steady ard unchanged Sales on the
sDot. 1903 bales; to arrive. 633. Low
middling. 925c: mddling, 34.5oc; good
middling, s5.5Oc; receipts, 4615; stock.
364.213.
New York. July 22.-spot cotton
steady; middling, 31.06c.
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Live Stock

Chicago. July 22.-Hogs receipts 49,
600; estimated tomorrow 10000; mostly
rs to soc higher; some so to 75c up; top
1900. Bulk s2t.4O@22.so: medium
weight s21. 70 $500; light weight s21.5o
a $500; light weight $3.50 a $500; light
lights s2o75@ $3.50.
Heavy packing sows, smooth $4,000
121,75; packing sows. rough s2025G
900; pigs s2o.oo@21.oo
Cattle: Receipts 1000; estimated to-
morrow 1900; slow, beef steers medi-
UNI and heavy weight: choice and
prime s17.0091S5o; medium and good
s12,75@1T0o; common s1o.5o012.75;
light weight, medium and good $1275
61700; common s1o.5o@12.75: light
weight, good and choice sf4.75@17.75;
common and medium ss.75@1475;
butcher cattle, heifers $7oot4.5o cows
$3.50 1850: Gamers and cutters $500
CTS; stockers steers s7.50@1125; West
ern range sters $4,000 1850; cows and
hefers sS.50012.75.
Sheep: Receipts $4,000; estimated to-
morrow 10000; strong.
Lambs: 81 pounds down. s14751
1900; culs and common ss.75@1450;
yearling wethers s1o5o@14oo; ewes.
medium, good and che Ice $7.25@9,50:
culls and comon $3.00d6.
Kansas City. July 22.-Hogs: Receipts
$4,000. higher; bulk s325o a 1880; heav-
les s2270123.00; medium weights
s2265 q 23.oo: lights s22,5o@ 22.so: light
lights s22.oo@s22.4o: packing sows
sci. rs a $50; pigs s1S.o021.50.
Cattle: Receipts 1880, higher Heavy
beef steers: choice and prime $16.s5@
1900; medium and god s13.75@ 1925;
common s12.00G13.5o; light weight,
good and choice s14.75@17.25: common
and medium s9s5@1450; butcher cat
tie heifers s6.e5@14.0o; cows $3.50
1925; Gamers and cutters $510@63o;
veal calves. light and handy weight
$12.75@14.5o; feeder steers s10oo@1325<
stocker steers s7.50@12.50
Sheep receipts 5000; lower: lambs
s1275@ 1926; culls and common 5000
m1250; yearling wethers $9.75@1275;
ewes s5.5o@S.0o.
st. Louis. July 24.-Hogs. Receipts
10000; higher; top 1905: bulk $22.256
$500; medium weight $22.35923.o5; pigs
$135o@2200
Cattle: Receipts 5000; beef steers
medium and heavyweight, medium and
good s12.5o@16.75; veal calves, light
and handyweight s11.25@1750; stocker
steers s7.25@10.75.
Sheep: Receipts 10000: lower, lambs
"a pounds down s14.0On1e.75: ewes.
medium and choice sS.50@900
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LIVERPOOL Cotton
r. a..~~s.A~l E.ns.

4 Liverpool, July 22.-Cotton. spot slow
of sales. prices weak; good middling
1920; fully mddling 21.70; middling
2110. low middlng 1895; good ordinary
1910 ordinary 1717 Sales 5000 bales,
including 2,700 American. Receipts
900 bales including $500 American.
Futures closed steady. July 213S; Oc-
tober 21.e3; January 21.72; March 21.69;
May 21.62.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-07-23
Quietinp a Trombone

0uAStih5 a
From the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph
Jenkins lived in a fiat, and the man
below was learning to play from
bone.
He was surprised and little flattered
when Jenkins came down to borrow
the instrument. He lent 1t willingly and
told Jenkins he could have 1t any time
he wanted it.
Jenkins took full advantage of the
offer. He was always borrowing that
trombone.
What do you borrow it for7'' asked
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Dry Goods


New York, July 22.-Print cloths today
were firmer and higher Yarns advanced.
Raw silk went back again back to a basis
off lie a pound Burlaps were quiet and
firm. Silk hosiery was active Joboers
reported a steady business
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Jenkins wife. you can't play it,"
I know" said Jenkinsc cheerfully.
Nor can that fellow down stairs while
I've got it."
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Coffee Market.


BY Associated Press
New York. July 22-After opening a.
20 to IS points decline, the coffee marke.
rallied on reports of a steady tone in
Brazil. December sold UP from 2o7O to
q. Is and closed at 2l2o, with the general
list closing at a net advance of to s.
points. There was some selling on the
Orleans interests, but houses with cotton
trade and Brazilian connections we're
buyers later in the day. July 200; Sep
TENDER n.60; october 2.44; December
q 20; January 2115; March 21.l0; May 2l.o0
Spot coffee dull, nominally unchanged;
Rio rs 221k: Santos As 2s1s. Firm offers
based on American credits were reported
firm and about unchanged while offers
on London credits were irregular includ-
ing Santos As at $3.50.
The official cable reported an unchanged
market at Rio. The early cable quoted
Santos quarters unchanged to 20 refs
higher Later a special cable reported
an advance of rs to 100 reis, followed by
a reaction of 100 to It's refs while a third
cable gave no quotations for July and
August, but showed an advance of 10O
refs on other months. Brazilian ports
receipts 5000; Jundiahy receipts 10000
cables report Santos movements have been
stopped for "a hours by the strike,
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Sugar Market.

New York, July 22.-The local raw sugar
market was quiet and unchanged with
centrifugal quoted at 7SS to the refiner.
The board reported no purchases.
The domestic demand for refined sugar
appeared to be in excess of the spot sup
plies, refiners still being heavily oversold
and accepting little or no business this
side of September shipment The domes.
tic prices remain unchanged at sc for
fine granulated.
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Illinois Central ref. As ...... 53
Int. Mer. Marine IS .......... 50
Kansas City Southern ref. 5s 97A
Lggett & Myers IS, bid ...,. S2A
Louisville 4 Nashville un. Is 80
Missouri, Kan. & Tex. LIST 4s.... SiA
Missouri Pacific gen. As ....... IS
New York Central deb. Is $500. SO y
Norfolk & Western con. As 9Sls
Northern Pacific As ............ 1854
Pennsylvania cons. AIS . 1914
Pennsylvania gen. ANS. bid 49,. 50 V
Reading gem As ............... 93A
Rep. Iron & Steel SIS (1940), bid. 81 Y
st. Louis & San. Fran. adj. IS 94T
Seaboard Air Line adj. IS ...... 65A
Southern Bell Tel. SIS ...... 50
Southern Pacific con. SIS. bid -. 80 "a
Southern Railway IS. bid $500. OAK
Southern Railway gen. As ..... 107 u
Texas Company con. IS ...... 921a
Texas Pacific LIST ........... 65h
Union Pacific Is. bid ......... 1913 Il
United Kingdom SIS, bid .... 90
U. S. Steel 5s ................ SIS
Virsinia-Caro. Chemical IS $3.50. 10cx
Wabash 1st. bid ............. 96A
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-07-23
Chicago Futures
Grain Market
By Associated Press

BY Associated, Press
Chicago, July 22-C6rn: No. 2
mixed. sl.ss1s Q1.s6; No. . yellow,
I.ss92
Oats: No. white. SIX @s2kc; No.
? white. 9e1s q see
Rye: No q Lei d1.s2; barley. s1.2s
fo1,32; timothy. $9d11.5o; clover nom
nal; pork nominal; lard, 34.4oc; ribs,
.2S@29.25.
st. Louis. July 2s-corn No 8,
,1,ss; No. white, s2o9; September,
y 96H.
Oats: No. 3 white. 1924 9ssc; Sep
'ember s2%c.
Kansas City. July 22-wheat un-
hanged; No. 1 hard. s22202.s5; No .,
s3.22 Q 2.S5; No. red, $2.29; No. 2, $e.16
T217.
Corn unchanged to 15c higher; No. 2
nfx1d S1.93G 1885, No. 2 white $2,02@
',03: No. . yellow. s195G1.95h
Oats UNCHANGED: No. ? white. son
SoHc No. mixed. 1870 75c; No. red,
-5@77c.
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How They Closed
b. As.eeIated Pres,

New York, July 22-Final prices
ON Liberty Bonds today weres 31.s,
$3.50; first n, O370, second .as,
1924; first AS, %; second 4Hs,
O3.0o; third Ans, 06; fourth AIS.
0S.5C, Victory 34s. 100, Victory
4Hs, O0.06.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-07-23
Cotton Seed Oil

BY Associated Press
New York, July 2.-Cottonseed oil was
slow, but firm, owing to a scarcity of Of
ferings and the bullish position of iaro
and cotton. Last bids were unchanged
to 30 points net higher. Sales / 900 barrels.
Prime summer yellow spot $500; July
2S.S5 September ISIS; December $50
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IOtarO Market
Chicago. July 22.-Potatoes weaker:
arrivals 121 cars New Gear lots) Irish
cobblers, Virginia and Maryland $500
@7.25; Kansas, Early Ohios, sacked.
s3.0093.35 cwt
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New York Futures

sly Associated Press
New York, July 22.-The cotton mar
L c1nSad Of
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LOCAL MARKETS

w llH a SlASnL dQNdlGC III NSSSs AAAS
local produce market stands un-
changed this morning.
There is really more local stuff now
than demand calls for.
Quotations we've as follows:
New York. July 22.-Mereantile pa
Poultry
Roosters-1S6I1ec.
Turkeys-Live. Soc
Ducks-5OQS2c.
Fryers--l to lbs. soc ID: lb.. 45c
Hens-&uS0c.
GeeSe-12c.
Fresh Eggs-43G45c.
Butter
Creamery-55eQ67lsc
Fish
Spanish Notwithstanding
Pcmpano--J5c.
Salt Water Trout-20G22c,
Naked Fish--i2c-
Gray Snapper-Headless and ORA vn, lac
Red Snapper-Headless and drawn, zoo
nc
Fresh Water Perch-1251c.
Grouper-l3lzd14c.
Shrimp-1ld19kc.
Meats
d. S. Clear Belles-SSNc
d. s. Rib Bellies-29. 40c-
Pure Lard-S7%c.
dunn. 20d21c.
Hams-Regular. ssdssc; skinned. s59sso.
Picnic HamS-2SNc
Bacon-Best, 4S1kc; lower grade S70Ssc
Pork Loins-34c.
Live Stock
(Union stock Yards.)
Fed steers:
Good to Choice-$llI12
Medium 20 Good -$9G11
Common to Medium-s7@9
Grass cattle, according to weight quail
ity ana flesh:
Steers-S96i1
Fat CSws-S7Gs
Medium Cows-s647.
CutterS-$666.J
Canners-s4. 5oa55o.
Heavy Bulls-SI5OGS.50
Light Bulls-s6@7.
Oxen-s4 50GS.
Fat Yearlings-S2S.
Medium Yearlings-s6Q7.
Vealers-$SGp12.
Hogs:
Choice Corn Fed Hogs, 1s5 and up. s1s
go.
Choice Corn Fed Hogs, 1856 to I65-s17@1S
Choice Corn Fed Hogs, 80 to 1S5-sl5Gp1,.
Light Pigs, 80 pounds down-s13a15.
Best Heavy Rough Hogs-$lBr17.
Half Fat Rough Hogs-Sl3915.
pound less than above prices.
Produce
Lemons-ss. oo@S5o.
Peanuts-11I12c
Cabbage Alabama, IS crate
Irish Potatoes-$3 so per cwt.
New Irish Potatoes--5@6c lb.
Onions-Red Globe. s4.50q5.0o per 100
BeanS-S2.
Peppers-S3 hamper
Oranges California, 81
Bananas-Extras, 6G7c.
Cauliflower-$3 doz
Grapefruit-s7.
Tomatoes-$4. 50f5.5o crate e baskets.
Limes-$15o per 100.
Texas Onions-$4. 5oQl600.
Cucumbers--s2 hamper.
Squash-S2 crate
Beans-s2 hamper.
Peaches--s2 50dS crate.
observation-disclosures As size. s35OG
400; IL size, s1.75.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Pineapples-su crate
Peaches 81. 5oas.5o.
Meal and Feedstuff
Mixed Horse-y7o.
Old Style Hulls-s17
Velvet Bean Meal-$@.
Corn-s2.So
Corn Chops-A.25.
Nc. White Oats-sac per busheL
Shorts-s5s.
Rran-S4S.
G. s. Meal, per cent-ses.
Peanut Meal-s55.
Hen Feed--s4.10 per f00-lb. sack.
Economy Dairy Feed-s62.
Choice Pea Green Alfafa--s45.
Wheat Straw-s1s.
Timothy-s47
Hides and Tallow
No 1 green salt hides. 3914oc.
No. 2 green salt hides, 37q3sc.
No l green hides. 35d36c.
No 2 green hides, 33634c.
No l dry flint hides. 46Gf7c-
No. dry flint hides, 45G46c.
No l dry salt hides, 43Q44c-
No dry salt hides, 42@43c.
grease, 50Gl55c bury wool, 25Ge5c. Gin
seng, wild. sl0Qs13.
Cotton
Good middling ................. 51h
Strict middling ............-... 34A
Strict low middling ........... 33M
Middling Observation-Disclosures. 29h
Ouieting a Trombone
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Money Market

per, 5A@5h. Sterling 60-day bills,
427k: commercial 6o-day bills On
banks. 4.27; commercial 6o-day bills,
42s; demand. 4.s2; cables. 4s3h
Francs, demand. 7.16; cables, TIA.
Guilders, demand. BIN; cables. BIN
Lire. demand. $50; cables, s.58. Gov
eminent bonds steady: railroad bonds
irregular
Time loans strong; 60 days, 30 days
and six months, bid.
Call money steady; ruling rate, g.;
bank acceptances. Az.
After the close of the market there
was a further rise reported in sterling
exchange. Sterling 60-day bills, 1872 !;
comm ercial 60-day bills on banks, 4.29.
commercial 60-day bills. 4.S0; demand,
AZ. cables 4.36.
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Metal Market
Nv Associated Preta

New York. July Cooper, electrolytic,
spot nominally g. Future firm; July 90;
August 231s: September a.
Iron steady and unchanged.
Metal exchange quotes lead firm; spot
81. August 5.75; spelter firm, East ST
Louis delivery, spot 7.S5: August z95dS,1o
At London Spot copper e1o4 lis cd; flu
lures G1o5 Us Cd. Electrolytic spot f109
futures ELS Tin, spot f256 IS Sd; futures
a255 12s Sd. Lead spot f23 los; futures
E24. Spelter, spot ff43 los; futures 49,
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Produce Market

BY Associated Press
New York. July 22.--Butter steady:
receipts, 1860; firsts. 51h @53bc
Asa 49c.
Cheese steady; receipts. 5o51. Aver
age run. 311a a sac live poultry firm
hroilers, 3am 43c; fowls, +0s; others an
changed. Dress steady and unchang ed
Kansas City. July 22-Butter:
Creamery unchanged packing &c
higher, t3G43tac
Eggs NC to 1c higher firts, 4ehc;
seconds. 35c.
Poultry unchanged
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New York Bonds

New York Bonds
Y. 5. rs, registered bid eaE
" $. ?s. coupon, bid a91s
" 5 SIS. registered. bid "a
y, $. 3s. coupon. bid .... so
~ e i-oertv as, bid ......... 1061a
" e ~ registered. bid ......... 1861
- euupon, DID ........ 90 1915
s,,sa., roreiEn securities 5s.. 1929
49, i. CIT. 5s ........ an
$500 iench os ...-........ 794
.,hison gen. IS .......... 50
Atlantic Coast Line list As. bid 75E
baltimore & Ohio con AVS. bid se1s
Bethlehem Steel ref IS sa1S
Central Of Georgia cons. IS. bid so1Z
Central Leather IS, bid asfz
Chesapeake & Ohio con. IS "a
Chi, p. & Quincy joint As os
Chi. MIL & st. P. con- 4ks TX
Chi. r. I & Pac. Ry. ref As 800. ~
Colorado & Southern ref. AIS s7H
Denver Rio Grande ref. IS sag
Dominion of Canada IS d9s1). soX
ERE gen. IS .............. 95X
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Rice Market

BY Associated Press
New Orleans. July 22.-Rough rice re
ceipts 1858 sacks; no sales Clean rice
receipts 2115 pockets; no sales.