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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-13
Japan's Methods In Far East

From "If Japan Refuses, by Putnam
 Weale, in Asia" Magazine.
 Imperialist Germany cannot be consid- red properly crushed until her copied methods have been eradicated from the far east. The root of the evil lies in the present nature of the Japanese gov ernment; in the fact that under the pres ent constitution it is perfectly 1egiti- mate for the Japanese ministry of war to direct the empires policy in China and to be above the control of the Diet. A Japanese cabinet responsible to the Diet is absolutely essential to the peace and happiness of the far east: unless that, as well as proper extension of the fran chise can be acquired by constitutional means, it is essential to oppose Japanese intimidation of China by methods other than those that have been adopted during the war.
 For it is force that is behind the Jap arese programme, not equity or justice, but force mixed with corruption. This force is today semi ntiquated; for Jap anese armaments are still much where they were after the Russo-Japanese war and are totally unequal to the challenge of hrst-class maritime powers. Indeed, it is obvious to observers on the spof that the asset of geographical isolation has been completely exhausted; and E the frontiers of the League of Nations are to be on the three-mile territorial waters limit. there is a method available which would instantly change the situa- tion Grey battleships on the horizon line would bring home to Japanese leaders what all the butchery of the war has failed to teach.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-13
MONTEVALLO

Montevallo, June 12. (SpeciaD. The summer school of the Alabama Girls Technical institute will open Thursday, June 12. Already students are coming in and a full attendance is expected.
 The faculty of the summer school is an unusually strong one. composed, for the greater part. of teachers from the regular faculty. Among those teachers coming from other educa- t;onal institutions are Miss Louise Wilson. graduate of Smith college. from the English department of Win throp college. South Carolina; Miss Willie Tabb Moore, head of English department in a leading Tennessee college; Miss Rena Wiggs, Peabody college; Miss Mary Clay Reese, gradu- ate of Columbia university. head of art department, Synodical college, Fulton, Mo; Miss Julia Higgins. grad uate of Alabama Girls Technical insti- tute and of University of Alabama.
 The many friends of c. R. Calkins will rejoice to learn that he has re- turned after years leave of ab-' sence, to resume his duties as director of music. For the past year MT Call kins has studied in Boston. During the summer school he will give spe- cial courses in piano and pipe organ.
 In addition to the courses usually offered for certificate work and for high schol and college credit in Eng fish, history, mathematics, science, home economies and physical educ1- ton. the institute is offering prac- tical courses in poultry raising. gar
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-13
EARLY DECLINES IN
 COTTON FOLLOWED
 BY SHARP ADVANCE
General List Closed Steady at a Net Advance of 2S to 60 Points Over
 Wednesday
RN Associafnd Prs,

New York, June 12.-Early declines the cotton market today. owing to re- ports of unfavorable weather and talk of an easier ocean freight situation.
 October contracts sold up from S0.05c to 31.04c and closed at S0.9Oc. with the general list closing steady at net advance at 2S to 50 points.
 The market opened steady at de- cline of r to 2S points on the rather favorable appearance of the early weather map and sold about s5 to 45 points net lower during the early trading under scattering liquidation and local pressure This carried July off to S0.S0c and December to 29.7oc, but the offerings then subsided, then were followed by sharp advances in the market turned firmer on the west ern belt forecast for showers, reports of further showers or rains in the eastern belt and rumors that the Brit ish freight rates from Savannah to Liverpool had been reduced from s2.20 to s1.50 per hundred.
 This was taken as suggesting an easier situation as to ocean freight room and buying on the rally may also have been encouraged by reports that there had been an active and ex- cited demand for cotton goods in the domestic market on the advances of yesterday.
 Trade interests were modekate buy CTS on the advance, which extended to S1.66c for July and So.70c for Decem- Der. and the market closed within 10 or 15 points of the best.
 There were rumors of buying for French account during the afternoon, but general business was not partio- ularly active and local traders attrib- uted the advance partly to stronger technical position and pretty well liquidated market.
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The hide market continues to ad- vance. the Birmingham Hide and Tal- low company marking quotations up from 1c to Sc yesterday. Receipts are reported good. Home grown greenstuff is crowding out shipped products and will cut the prices. Some large stock shipments are be- ing received. all at top prices. Quotations were as follows:
 Poultry Roosters-16a17c. Turkeys-Live. S5c. Ducks-509S2c. Fryers-1 to 1h lbs. eS@soc; lbs. soc. Hens-30c. Geese-15c. Fresh Eggs-S9c
 Butter Creamery-619SSc.
 Fish Spanish Mackerel-20Q21iAc. Pompano-s5c. Salt Water Trout-2oa22c, Mixed Fish-12c. Gray Snapper-Headless and drawn, 14c. Red Snapper-Headless and drawn, 204 s1c Fresh Water Perch-121kc. ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Shrimp-11Q121Ac.
 Meats D. s. Clear Bellies-S9 70. D. S. Rib Bellies -S2QS21ac. Pure Lard-S7Ac. Choice Dressed Beef-Top, 1s623c; me- dium, 20d21c Hams-Regular, SSc; skinned, Sc. Picnic Hams-2S1zc. Bacon-Best, 4S1zc, lower grade, SGSsc. Pork Loins-34c.
 Produce Lemons-s5. .5NR6 box. Peanuts-l0911c. Cabbage-Alabama, $ crate. Sweet Potatoes-51t1c lb. Irish Potatoes-s3.5o per cwt- New Irish Potatoes-6c 1b. Onions-Red Globe, s6 per 100 Beans-$3.& Peppers-s7 hamper. Oranges California, S. Bananas-Extras. ?c ID, Cauliflower-$3 doz Grapefruit-S6. Tomatoes-s4 crate (6 baskets). Limes-s7.50 per 100. Strawberries-$4 crate Blackberries-S5@s. English Peas-$S.50 per hamper. Texas Onions-sS. 7594 crate. Medium Yearlngs-6G7c. Cucumbers-S2 hamper.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-13
N|f,a as PER CENT LOAN MOEEY CUTS A BIC FIGURE IN STOCKS
Conservative Bankers Say Speculation Has Been Too Heavy for a Long Time
 on Wall Street
By AsseciafeS Press


 New York, June 12.-The money situa- tion again today caused a decline in the final hour of trading on the stock ex- change. A rise to g percent for call loans unsettled prices at a time when they were pursuing a vigorous upward course and the early gains made during 8 moderately active session were largely reduced or entirely lost.
 The situation reflected once more what vative bankers toward the speculation which has so long been in evidence. The advance in the interest rate from the normal six percent was the third Of its kind in three consecutive days and was interpreted in some quarters as re- tbuke to professional interests who are seemingly inclined to ignore the federal reserve bank note of warning against speculation during a period when money is required for other purposes, notaoiy the resumption of gold exports and the financing of the movement Of the gram crop.
 During the greater part of the session prices were marked up steadily with speculation becoming very broad, numer- ous shares which commonly do not ng- ure to a notable extent in the dealings advancing four to five points. The mar ket unquestionably showed the effect Of confident pool operations in numerous cases but there was also a considerable increase in public buying, which was evidenced by the activity of the com mission and big wire houses.
 The enthusiasm which was manifested for the long side of the account was attributed almost entirely to the fact that speculative interests apparently had recovered from their recent scare over money conditions and were disposed to take into account the numerous favor making toward improvement. These in cluded brilliant crop reports and revived inquiries on a large scale for copper and steel products.
 Rails moved in a hesitant fashion dur ing most of the day while United States steel also showed a wavering tendency at times but otherwise the trend was aggressively upward with long list Of shares scoring advances anywhere from 1 to points until the final dip.
 Bonds inclined upward, with Victory 8 S-fs establishing a new high record at 10e.Ss. Total sales (par vaiue) aggre- gated s11, 100000.
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SERGT. P. B. GREET
 HAS LANDED SAFELY

A telegram to Mrs. L. B. Greet 1769 Thirteenth avenue, south, announces the safe landing of her son, Sergt. Peyton B. Greet of the S1st division. He will be stationed temporarily at Camp Mills
 Sergeant Greet is a Huntsville boy who got his army training at Camp Sevier and Camp Jackson and it was at Camp Sevier in Greenville. S. C., that he, with a large number of other Bir- mingham and North Alabama boys, were assigned to the S1st or Wildcat division. The division went over last summer and arrived in France in time to make a fine reputation for itself at St Die and in the Meuse-Argonne. Since the armistice the division has spent considerable time in the line of com munications of the army of occupa tion.
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were reduced to about 3,0O0,O bags, brought in fresh buying. however. and the market was later influenced by pri- vate cables claiming that aside from government holdings there were only 750,0O0 bags of unsod coffee in the San- tos stocks. According to these advices ,100,O 900 bags of coffee held there are sold for shipment to the United States, 350,0 GOO to Scandinavia, and 100000 bags to the balance of Europe.
 December sold up to 19.42 and March to 1922 with the market closing up to 51 points net higher. Closing bids: July 19 96, September 1880, October 1866, De- cember 1896, January 1928, March 1915, May 1898.
 Spot nominal. Cost and freight offers were reported higher including Santos As at 2475, American credits. The of ficial cables reported a holiday at Rio with the Santos spots unchanged. The early cable showed an advance of 75 to f5O reis in Santos futures. but two spe- cial cables were received later showing further advances of about 575 reis. Bra gillian port receipts 12,ooo; Jundiahy re- ceipts 1000
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Over Private Wires
Oyer Stewart & Co, Wire

New Orleans, June I2-The contrast be- tween strictly cotton influences and gen eral news was rather pronounced today and the market was consequently ner- vous and shifty.
 Foreign news: The sharp decline in English Consols, ss down to 5sk Wall street comment and apprehension over the strike were against the market, causing a 90 to 40 points decline at the opening
 while improvement in the dry goods mar
 ket, and the weather map indicating a return to generally rainy weather over the belt were sustaining bullish views Of crop and value.
 New York says: National Ginners es- innate of May consumption only 4S4.00o vs 576,oo0 last year; this would make bear ish impression. Census report on con sumption due on June 14th.
 The market after an advance of 80 points, paused for consideration and on the presentation of unfavorable political news in the afternoon press. some selling developed which caused reactions The contrast between builish weather and bearish general news stood out sharply. The press reiterates the developments in southeastern Europe towards fresh hos tilities between the newly created coun- tries to which we have pointed repeat edly in the past in our reports. sS Our spot quotation is steady sS higher. Middling 31.SS; sales 23,1o. .M Comparison of mill takings tomorrow promise bullish. Advices from the At lantics is that the spot demand is much quieter while points in South Carolina re- ported heavy rains. The May consump tion report for last year was 576 0o0 bales; the National Ginners forecast of the con- sumption for May this year is 4S4;O00 bales, which if confirmed by the census report nn the 14th will prove hearish
 After ranging within limit of S6 to ss points the market closed steady 43 to oU points higher than Wednesdays close.
 Interior spot markets are quiet moder- ate business done with prices unchanged to 25 points higher-John F. Clark and Co.
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Bank of England

London, June 12.-The weekly statement of the Bank of England shows the fol- lowing changes:
 Total reserve increased 92s1, 900.
 Circulation decreased G1s6, GOO.
 Bullion increased e94, ,42S. Other securities decreased e922. GOO. Public deposits decreased 9t,126.000. Other deposits increased f3,2 ,00o Government securities increased G2771,- OOo
 Notes reserve increased E195, 900.
 The proportion of the banks reserve to liability this week is 1877 per cent; last week it was 1924. Rate of discount 5 per cent.
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New York, June 12.-Increased ac- tivity was noted in cottonseed oil to- day at materially higher prices. Shorts and western interests were buyers, in- spired by the bullish showing in lard and higher cotton. Total sales, $500 barrels. Crude oil. 2150G2 22c; prime summer yellow spot. 25c: July 2625c; September. 26.70; December. 2425c.
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Atchison gen. 4s ............. szn Atlantic Coast Line 1st As Sos Baltimore & Ohio con. 4hs ... 79h Bethlehem Steel ref .5s, bid go Central of Georgia consl 5s, bid 91 \ Central Leather 5s ....-........ Sd Chesapeake & Ohio con. 5s ..-.. 90
 Chi, B. & Quincy joint As 9e b Chi, Mil. & St. P. con. 41zs 7SB Chi. R. I. & Pac. Ky. ref, As T2% City of Paris 6s .........--.... 9fS Colo. & Southern ref 4hs S0h Denver & Rio Grande ref. 5s 5T% Dominion of Canada 5s (1s31) 9S
 Erie gen. 4s ....-.---.....-...- 55 F Illinois Central ref. As, bid so Itn. Mer Marine 6s .......... 99S Kansas City Southern ref. 5s, bid S61A Liggett & Myers 5s, bid ..-.- 94
 Louisville & Nashville un As .. S5lA Missouri K. 6 Texas 1st As .. 65A Missouri Pac. gen. As ... 61ls N. Y. Centrali deb. 6s .... 100
 Norfolk & Western con. ss ...,. 1oSs Northern Pacific As. bid . S2
 Penn. Consolidated 4hs. bid .-.. e5
 Pennsylvania gen. 5s . 954 Reading gen. As ............ s3h Rep. Iron & Stl. 5s G940), bid 9S
 St. Louis & San Fran. adj. 6s " 6S
 Seaboard Air Line adj 5s ~ 51
 Sinclair Oil & Refining sf IS 9ak Southern Bell Tel. 5s. bid. ~ 91A Southern Pacific con 5s . 1SSlb Southern Railway 5s e416 Southern Railway gen. 4s ... 6Sh Texas Company con 6s 102k
 Texas & Pacific 1st, bid .. 90
 U: Steel 5s .......... 1o61s virginia-Caro. Chemical 5s, bid. s7
 Wabash 1st, bid .... 95h
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dening, fruit growing, home making, play supervision, education, typewr,t- ing, stenography and bookkeeping. In connection with these courses should be mentioned the work given by the Gulf division of the American Red Cross. This work consists of a first aid course in home nursing.
 A number of married women have enrolled for the homemakers course to be given during the summer school Arrangements are being made also for the girls canning club work to be given here June 16-21, inclusive.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-13

Cotton Merchants, Hanover Square n. Y. Members New York Cotton Ex- change, New Orieans.Cottnn Exchange, New York Produce Exchange. Assocs- ated Members Liverpool Cotton Asso- ciations. 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
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-13
Hides On Local Market Continue
 To Advance, With Receipts Good
By JOHN c. MOSES

/. MOSES Squash-s2 crate. Beans-s2 hamper. Peaches-$2. 50G7S crate. Canteloupes-S505.50 crate. -SGaS0c.
 Meal and Feedstuff Mixed Horse-S7O. Old Style Hulls-s17. Velvet Bean Meal-s4s. Corn Chops-s4. Corn-S2.1 15. No. White oats-s5c per busheL Shorts-ssS. Bran-SS C. s. Meal, per cent-S6z Peanut Meal-s56. Hen Feed-S4 per 1oo-lb. sack Economy Dairy Feed-$6s. Choice Pea Green Alfalfa-S6. Wheat Straw-s1s, Timothy-A7.
 Hides and TaIlow No. i, green salt hides, S2d33c- No 2 green salt hides, S0d31c- cured. 1dI2c less. No. 1 green hides. T62sc. No ? green hides. 26627c. No. dry flint hides( 4264Sc- No dry flint hides, 4o741c. No. 1 dry salt hides. S9640c. No. 2. dry salt, H@Ssc. Sheep skins and wool, S.Gq15O Lamb skins. 75cdS1.00. Horse hides, sS0o69.oo. Colt hides. 50Gr75c. Hog skins. 50n75c. Tallow, 10d12c wool-clear washed. ee165c; clear grease, 4SdSoc; hard burry, 25d5oc.
 Livestock
 (Union Stock Yards.) Good to Choice-12G1sc. Common to Medium-SG10c. Medium to Good-10N12c. Grass cattle. according to weight, quAl- fly and flesh: Steers-l0G12c. Fat Cows-S1l0c, Medium Cows-7dSc. Cutters-6G6lkc Canners-411151sc. Heavy BuIls-711GDS1zc. Light Bulls-61x@7c. Oxen-41xG9c Fat Yearlings-7GSc- Vealers-SGri2c. Choice Corn Fed Hogs-lss and up. 1s0 iS1kc Choice Corn Fed Hogs-1s to 165. t7c. Choice Corn Fed Hogs-90 to 135. 151kc. Light Pigs-so pounds down. 12@14c- Best Heavy Rough Hogs-15@16c. Half Fat Rough Hogs-t3l14c. Soft and oily hogs from 1c to Pc per pound less than above prices.
 Cotton
 Good midd1ing ..-.....-......- .5U5zc Strict miGdling ....-.....-...-......---.-- M1ddl1ng ...........-.-.....-~--- .zSr1c Strict low middling ..--...---. .261zc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-13
Bank of France

Paris, June 12.-The weekly statement of the Bank of France shows the follow ing changes:
 Gold in hand increased 1921 francs Silver in hand decreased 792. 4S2. Notes in circulation increased n, ,636, 475 Treasury deposits decreased 12.S9o, ,199. General deposits decreased 160, 4S7, 800. Bills discounted decreased S5, ,517, ,S43. Advances increased 2S, 500, I'll
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Interior Movement
Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool, July 12.-Cotton: Spot quiet: prices lower good middling, 204s, fully middling, 1888; middiing, 1888; low middling, 17.S3; good ordi- nary, 16,1s; ordinary. 15.65; sales. 5000 ceipts, 32,00O bales. including 27,600 American Futures closed steady
 June, 1s3o. July, 1895; Septemb ber.
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Shot Cotton

New Orleans, June 12.--Spot cotton stea- dy, 3S points up; sales on the spot 216s bales; to arrive 1140. Low middling. 27.13; middling, 3l.Ss; good middling, S2.3s; re- ceipts 1892; stock, 412,S7.
 New York, June 12-spot cotton. steady; middling, 32.95.
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Coffee Market.

New York, June 12.-The market for coffee futures showed increased activity and strength today with all deliveries making new high records and with July contracts reaching the 20 cent level on the higher Brazilian markets and bullish advices from Santos. The market opened at an advance of six points to a decline of two points and sold 8 to IA points low CT during the early trading with Decem- Der selling at 1875 and March 1850 un- der realizing.
 The special cables from Brazil showing an excited advance in the Santos market and estimates for the coming Santos crop
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w. E. Campbell & Co.

New Orleans Cotton Exchange
 COTTON Brokers Levy, Arcnscn <& White Direct Private Wire
 Local Telephone G141 Long Distance Telephone 991S
 PIT Woodward B1dE.
 Correspondence Solicited
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Weekly LivernooI

Liverpool, June 12.-Week1y cotton statistics: Total forwarded to mills
 4s,0o0 bales; American. S3.5OO: stock. 507, ,000; American. S16,00O; imports. Ss,000; American. S5,Oo0; exports, 9e1,
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How Liberties Closed
av A,.ee,.t.d Pres.

By Associated Prsss
 New York. June 12.-Liberty Bond final prices today weres 3hs, 00.70; first 4s. 8s.OO; second 4s. 93.02s first 4As. 9S.60, second 4As. e4.14; third 4As. e5.44; fourth 4As, 04.26; Victory 3As. 1O0.3O, Victory 4azs, 00.o6.
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Cottonseed Oil.

1885; October, 1902; January. 17.ss; March, 17.3O.
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Money Market.

New York, June 12.-Mercantile paper ohqeA; sterling 60 day bills 45eh: com mercial 50 day bills on banks 459h com mercial 60 day bills 459 demand A61% ; cables 4.62&; francs. demand 643; cables 6H; guilders demand S3s4 cables 8 15-16; lire, demand 7.sS; cables 7.22; government bonds steady; railroad bonds steady.
 Time loans strong; SO days, 90 days and six m onths 514@6
 Call money strong; ruling rate S: bank acceptances 4A.
 London, June 12-Bar silver A%d per ounce; money 2& per cent; discount rates short bills 314 per cent; three month bills, 3$ per cent.
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New Orleans Futures.

New Orleans, June 12.-Cotton closed steady at an advance of 4S to 50 DointS.
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Potato Market.

Chicago. H., June 12.-Potatoes weak arrivals 54 cars. Old Northern white U S. No. car lots, s1. 650D1.S0 cwt. New Bliss Triumphs, sacked s. 75QD45 50, cwt
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Port Cotton.

 Z New Orleans: Middling, 31.SSc; re- ceipts, 1892; exports. 4o3; sales, 33o9; stock 412.317.
 Galveston: Middling, 3260c; receipts, 7462; sales 1893; stock, 2S9991. Mobile Middling, 30.50c; receipts, 1134; sales, 5; stock, 1s,Os9. Savannah Middling, 3175c; receipts, 7436; sales. 725; stock. 226,750. Charleston: Middling, S1c; receipts. 11S9; stock, s64, 4,69S.
 Wilmington: Middling, BOG; receipts, 290; stock, 61 ,665.
 Texas City. Receipts, 955 stock, 1882.
 Norfolk: Middling. so.5oc; receipts 75; exports, 14,3sS; sales, 462; stock. 113,392.
 Baltimore: Stock. 72s4
 Boston: Middling, S2.s5c; receipts, 437; stock, 12.3oo.
 Philadelphia: Middling. 33.20c; re- ceipts, 150; stock, 425s
 New York Middling, 32.95c; exports, 1884; stock, 1o5,716.
 Minor ports: Stock. 3s,s64. Total today: Receipts, 25,o2o; ex- ports, 16,235; stock, 1.369,956 Total for week: Receipts. 143122; ex- ports, 113,556.
 Total for season: Receipts, 5,7s2,6o6; exports. 4,627.414.
 Interior Movement Houston: Middling, 32c; receipts, 3126; shipments. 65s6; sales. 4227; stock, 236,051.
 Memphis: Receipts. 22s1; shipments. 4252; stock, 2s4.21S.
 Augusta: Middling, 31.25c; receipts SIT; shipments. 3134; sales, 2s6; stock 154,055.
 St. Louis Middling, 32c; receipts, s4s5: shipments, s7SO; sales, 1000; stock 16.292.
 Little Rock: Receipts, 203; ship ments 150: stock, 36,3S2. Total today: Receipts. 10,s46; ship ments, 2O,746; stock, 755,616.
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Chicago Futures
Produce Market.

Chicago, June 12.-Butter unsettled, creamery t5d5o%c; eggs easier; receipts 29.634 cases. tirsts, 3S14deshc. Poultry alive higher: fowls, Sfc.
 Kansas City, June 12--Butter packed 1c lower, 4c; other grades unchanged. Eggs 1c lower firsts SIC Poultry broil- CTS % higher 37@42c; hens unchanged. New York, June 12-Butter steady re- ceipts S,429 tubs; firsts 50d51c eggs ir- regular; receipts 8. 415 cases, 45d461hc
 Cheese easy; receipts 3,720 boxes; aver age run, 291asdS11ac. Poultry alive firm broilers 4O@55c; fowls, 34c; turkeys 25@ BOG; dressed steady; broilers 4O04Sc: fowls. SoQesc; others unchanged. ducks 25c; geese 1Sc; others unchanged Butter creamery Soc; eggs unchanged.
 Cash Grain.
 Chicago, Tn., June 12.-Corn No. yell low S.74156ol.75; yellow nominal; 5 vel low nominal. Oats 8 white eS%669 c; Barley s1.o7@17: timothy s9o0d12.00; clo- yer nominal pork nominal; lard s5l2: ribs s27. .50GD2S. 75.
 Kansas City, June 12-Cash wheat No M ial u' "A.i""'-oo, tNo. z, ~1.4o; NO. req g. 42de A; No. ?, S2.3s92. 40. Corn 1sc to Sc higher; No. ? mixed $176a1.77: No 2 white H76l5G1.79; No. 2 yellow s1.76. Oats 1sc to 1c higher; No. white 70c@hs No. mixed 6S1sc.A
 St. Louis June 12.--Corn No ?. S1.75; ? white $.So. Oats 2. 671aGs3c 3 white 6Salsc. Corn July $175 asked; September s1.65 1-s Oats July 6S1kc; September 67c.
 Rice Markaf
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Cash Grain.
Rice Market

New Orleans. June 12.-Rough rice no sales; receipts 300 sacks.
 Millers: Receipts 300 Clean rice no sales; receipts 13,69O pockets
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Chicago, June I2,-Butter unsettled creamery t5G5oSac; eggs easier; receipts 29,6& cases. frsts, 3SixdS9Ac. Poultr. alive higher; fowls, 31c.