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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-17
New York Futures
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans June 16.-The heavy rains in Texas gave the cotton market steady tone today, with periods of moderate strength, but advances generally were met by increased liquidation from the short side and by short offerings based on the belief that more favorable weather conditions were in prospect for the belt. Also, bearish sentiment was fostered by the belief that higher money would work against trading. Around the opening the weather map caused enough buying to put prices to 35 points higher, but liqui- dation met the improvement and there was selling for the account of Liverpool so that before the session was very old prices were T to 2S points under the close of Saturday. Private reports com- menced to pour in from Texas telling of grassy fields with much standing water in some localities, and only a limited supply of labor with which to work the crop Toward the middle of the day the market was at it's highest, a net rise of 9 to 37 points The wider fluctuations of the day carried July up to 31 soc, down to BOG, and back up to 31.S1c.
 In the afternoon the unexpected decline of 25 points in spots, which carried mid ding off to a.63c, was against values in the contract department to a moderate extent and the close showed gains of only to 10 points,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-17
MORE |RREGULAR|TY IN COTTON MARKET
Sharp Opening Break Fol- lowed by Even Sharper
 Rallies

New York, June 16--The cotton market was irregular today with comparatively small volume of business. A sharp open ing break was followed by even sharper rallies. with October selling up from SC. 9 to 3o.95, but the demand then sub sided and that delivery closed at so6o The general list closed steady at a net advance of to 10 points.
 The market opened at a decline of 24 to 4s points in response to lower Liver pool cables, but soon rallied on reports of rains in Texas The forecast for fur ther showers in, east Texas seemed to stimulate the covering movement during the middle of the morning, while there was also some trade buying on the ad- vance which carried July up from S060 to 31. 4S and December from 30O0O to 3o57 This made a net advance of 2S to q points on the active positions, which ap- peared to attract a good deal of scat tered realizing while the detailed weather reports showing that the heaviest rains in Texas had been pretty wei confined tu the coast were considered reassuring
 Reports of rather unsettled conditions in the stock market and uncertainty re- garding money rates, probably contribut- ed to the nervousness during the middle of the day and there were reactions from the best. Private cables said the break in Liverpool was due to an accumulation of hedge selling orders since the close there last Thursday, but no much south ern selling was reported around the local ring.
 Some brokers were inclined to attribute the smaller volume of general business to the increase in commission rates but others thought it presented disposition to wait for the outcome of the peace ne- gotiations or a better view of the end month crop reports.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-17
Over W. I. Phelts & Co.'S Wire

New Orleans, June 16.-The exceedingly heavy rains in Texas worked for higher prices in cotton today but against the market was the reactionary sentiment which many traders entertain as well as the feeling that conditions in the money market are likely to operate against such liberal trading as has recently been seen. Neither of these features, however, af- feet the intrinsic position of the staple while the rains the west do Private crop accounts from Texas are now fully as unfavorable as those from many points in the central belt, telling of grassy fields and lack of labor and op- portunity to clean them
 The first impressions concerning the weather map were unfavorable and prices around the opening call were 20
 to g points higher. Cables were poor
 and liquidation persisted that before the session was very old the market fell
 until it was 21 to 2S points under the close
 of last week. Later on. however, private
 accounts from Texas made much of the
 rains, which were as heavy as SAP inches
 at Houston and resulted in a better de- mand especially as there appeared to
 be a chance that the storm area might
 work eastward across the belt. At the
 best of the day prices were g to B
 points higher than Saturdays close.
 A somewhat better feeling is in evi-
 dence regarding the wire strike. Actual
 improvement in this direction would
 bring in much buying from the interior
 Further rains would be certain to bring
 about higher market. sherard &
 Gluck.
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trading position seems all that Is advis able at the moment

trading position seems all that Is advis- able at the moment.
 New York. June 16-We have had today a market in direct contrast to what we have become accustomed of late Here tofore money has had spurts day after day up to or 10 per cent but renewals were made at the regular $ per cent for mixed loans and 61s all industrial. To- day, however. renewals were at 10 per cent with all-industrial money lending at even higher figures. There was big demand for money with heavy calling of loans and an inadequate supply This has resulted in a much lower market. which was also no doubt influenced in part by the uncertainty over Mexico. the situation in regard to the peace treaty and the general labor unrest especially in France. With all these adverse fac tors it is really surprising that the mar ket has not been even weaker.
 These high rates will no doubt draw money to New York from all over the country and the probabilities are that to- day marked the high point in rates Blind confidence in the market which has so long obsessed the public has been shaken and the banks are not going to allow any big bull speculation for some time. We think for 50 days or so. This will mean duller time and in all lflxeli- hood lower prices. Total sales, l.4Xsoo.- Post & Flagg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-17
Over Stewart & O., Wire

New Orleans, June 16.-Notwithstand- ing Liverpool was B points lower than due and New York market opened 30 to 60 down. our market opened unchanged on July to 90 higher on the new crop months. Liverpool improved on the close. Strength was induced mainly in our market through better strike news and unfavorable weather indications. After ranging within a limit of 20 points on January and 54 to 62 points on
 the earlier positions. the market closed steady Ito 10 points higher than the previous close. Spots are g down, mid ding g 2.63 sales 3365
 The foreign situation is hanging over
 the market and until this factor is clari-
 fled nervous and cratic course may be expected. The climax and what may
 prove to be the crisis is expected on Fri
 day, when some relief is anticipated, or
 at least enough will transpire to relieve
 the uncertainty now prevalent The de-
 nland for cotton goods at the high prices
 continues with no abatement in sight.
 Buyers claim it is useless to bid for goods
 at higher rates than they offered, as
 deliveries cannot be made. The con-
 clusion Is that contract and spot prices
 are at too low level, John F. Clark
 6. Co.,
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Dye Import Control
 Needed to Protect
 American Industry
M A,.ooIat,h Pres,

Washington, June 16.-Unless protected through licensing plan controlling i'm ports, the American dye industry will be left alone to fight not only the Ger man trust but also the industries of the allies" the Chemical Foundation, a non commercial institution. headed by Francis P. Garvan. alien property custodian. de- clared today in brief filed in the house by the ways and means committee.
 Pointing out that Germany submitted to the inter-allied council in May. list of SO, ,ooo.o0o worth of dyes which they desired to export in that month alone. the brief said unles congress acted before peace Is finally declared this flood will be released and under its irresistible flood we will be engulfed in certain ruin"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-17
RECO|L IN STOCK MARKET CONTINUED Adverse Monetary Condi- ti0ns Chief Cause of
 Reaction
By Associated Press

New York, June 16.-The stock market continued its reactionary course today, chiefly as result of adverse monetary conditions and other unfavorable develop ments which precipitated further liquid ation of speculative holdings.
 Call money again rose to F per cent for mixed collateral and as much as Is per cent was paid for loans on all indus trial security.
 Time funds were distinctly firmer. The rate for commercial paper also harden ed and heavy discounting was reported by the local federal reserve bank hit.
 These significant incidents were rein forced by cables which suggested a demonstration by the allied forces, the more critical situation in Mexico and dis approval by the share holders of the plan to dispose of the mercantile marine tonnage and assets to British interests.
 Trading WAS again very large and va ried, but most of the activity occurred during the intermediate and later stages or the session, when prices were at low est levels and pressure most general
 Among the popular oils extreme and sessions ranged from 4 to almost 10 points, motors reacted to z. shippings to almost B. steels and kindred equip ments to ', and feathers, textiles, to- baccos and food shares to points.
 Rails held better than any other branch of the list, the setback in that quarter, save among a few of the secondary or minor issues from one to two points.
 Further exports of gold to South Amer ica and Japan were in process of nego- tiation, there being neutralized by pros poets of additional imports of the metal from Canada.
 Bonds as whole, including Liberty and foreign issues, eased slightly on a relatively light turnover. Total sales, par value aggregated $11, ,6oo,0oo Old United States bonds were unchanged on call.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-17
LOCAL MARKETS
By JOHN c. MOSES

By JOHN c. MOSES Roosters-16G17c. Turkeys-Live, 5Sc. pucks-s0952c. Fryers-1 to 1H lbs. Bc; 2 lbs, soc. Hens-S0c Geese-15c. Fresh Eggs-Ssc-
 Butter Creamery-57dssc.
 Fish Spanish Mackerel-2OQ 2li5c. Pompano-5c, Salt Water Trout-20922c. Mixed Fish-I2c Gray Snapper-Headless and drawn, 14c Red Snapper-Headless and drawn, 2o4 He. Fresh Water Perch-12a1c. GTouper-1s1z914c. Shrimp-1ld121kc.
 Meats ID. s. Clear Bellies-291kGe31hc D. s. Rib Bellies-32Q221sc. Pure Bard-37Ac. Choice Dressed Beef-Top, 1s92sc; me- dium 20921c. Hams-Regular, S0Ssc; skinned, s5Gcsc Picnic Hams-2S1kc. Bacon-Best. 4s11c; lower grade, ST9Ssc Pork Loins-s4c.
 Produce Lemons-ss.5 .5o9$s00 box. Peanuts-1I6112c Cabbage-Alabama, s crate Irish Pota atoes-SS.50 per cwt. New Irish Potatoes-5GSc lb. Onions-Red Globe. $S per 100 Beans-S35 Peppers-S3 hamper. Oranges-California. q. Rananas-Extras, 7c ihl Cauliflower-$3 doz Grapefruit-$7. Tomatoes-s4 5ea5. 50 crate Cs baskets). Limes-SL50 per 100. Blackberries-$5n6 English Peas-SS.0o per hamper Texas Onions--S S3 75Gf4 crate. Cucumbers-s7 hamper. Squash-2 crate. Beans-s2 hamper. Peaches-S2.5 50dS crate. Canteioupes-SSn6.5 50 crate. Watermelons-SoG -SoGSoc-
 Meal and Feedstuff Mixed Horse-S70 Old Style Hulls-$17 Velvet Bean Meal-$4e. Corn Chops-A. Corn-s2.15. No. 3 White oats-asc per busheL Shorts-S5S Bran--sS c. S. Meal, per cent-stn Peanut Meal-$s6. Hen Feed-s4 per 1oo-fb. sack Economy Dairy Feed-$63. Choice Pea Green Alfalfa-$A Wheat Straw-siS. Timothy-SF No. i, green salt hides, 319S3c- No. 2 green salt hides, S0dS1c- cured. 1li2c less. No. 1 green hides, 2762Sc- No. 3 green hides, 26Qz7c- No. 1 dry flint hides( 42@S3c No. 2 dry flint hides 404nc- No 1 dry salt hides, 3@40c- No dry salt, 376aSc- Sheep skins and wool. sl.2SG1,5o, Lamb skins. 75cdS1.oo. Horse hides, $a0019.0o Colt hides. 50@7Sc. Hog skins, 5o@75c- Tallow. 10G12c. WooI-clear washed. 60d65c; clear grease, 45G5oc; hard bury. 1GS0c.
 (Union Stock Yards.) Good to Choice-121f3c. Common to Medium-SGf0o Medium to Good-10l12c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-17
Over Private Wires
Shannon & Co.'s Letter

Demand does not as yet follow ad- vances, and buyers are in evidence only on good dips and even then apparently for scalping purposes, chiefly as realiz- ing makes it's appearance on any fair rally and prices sag again. Confidence
 in ultimately higher levels is as strong as ever in bullish circles. but the feel ing is that it is better not to have very much interest just at this time of year. when the situation is so hazy and so much can happen to affect the market. The weakness of the stock market had an unsettling effect and talk of tight money does not encourage operations for rise.
 Exports were 1000 bales The market presents no feature for the present and a
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Money Market.

New York, June 16.-Mercantile paper 514Q5A per cent Sterling 60-day bills A59; commercial 60-day bills on banks 45Sa; commercial eo-day bills, s4.5sH demand A.Sl.. cables, s462. Francs. de mand, 627; cables, 6.25 Builders, demand 39; cables, SsA. Lire demand, 79l; ca bles, TSP. Government bonds easy; rail road bonds easy. Time loans strong, 6t days. 90 days. and six months 54@6 pei cent. Bank acceptances, 411 per cent
 London, June 16.-Bar silver, 54a.d pel ounce. Money, PA per cent Discount rates: Short bills, 2A per cent; three months bills, S% per cent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-17

Grass cattle. according to weight, quail lty and flesh: Steers-10912c. Fat Cows-S11oc. Medium Cows-I6Sc- Cutters-6d6kc. Canners-43kG65<c- Heavy Bulls-7h6S1kc- Light Bulls-61AGGc. Oxen-45H6Sc- Fat Yeariings-7&sc. Vealers-Sd12e. Choice Corn Fed Hogs-is5 and up. 1s9 IShc.
 Choice Corn Fed Hogs-1S5 to f65. lie Choice Corn Fed Hogs90 to E5 151zc. Light Pigs-so pounds down, 1a914c. Best Heavy Rough Hogs-i5916c- Half Fat Rough Hogs-11G14c. Soft and oily hogs from 1c to % per pound less than above prices
 Cotton
 Good niddling ....--.---..-.... .501zo strict middling ....---~-........ .301Sc EnAuuAins .s-s-.--..-.. .@~-2-.. -<S17c Strict low midding ....... -261zc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-17
R. D. Burgers Saturday Letters

Chicago, June 16.--Corn-Over Sun day developments in the grain belt gave the bulls fresh impetus, to buy and prices of the coarse grain were materially lifted. Corn advanced from 3%c to 4ssc. the wet weather making field operations slow and grassy con- ditions being reported from the big belt The visible increased 7S4.0a0 bushels, but the total Is too small to be figured as burdensome. being less than a weeks receipts. The days pri maries were smaller than last week.
 Oats are again in the front of spec ulative interests. has seen a decline in the condition In the big belt and the weather delays the ripening of the grain and assures late harve st. with possibility of eYtenston of dam age with the successive wet weather over the west The visible had de- crease of 100000 bushels. and with the probability of a late harvest and a lowering condition on reduced acreage the buying will continue until de- cisive change develops.
 Provisions strong at the start, bit reacted sharply on selling by carriers and houses with stock yards connec- tions. Hogs were FOG higher. with top at 21.6oc. a new record level Re- ceipts. 10000. with 5o,0o0 for tomor- row Western run, 133,700. against 130,300 a week ago and 95,500 las. year-Clement Curtis & Co.
 New Orleans June 16.-The sustain ing feature of the market today in the face of easier cables than due was more rain in Texas, excessive in locai- 'ties south portion of the state, with prospects for more rain in Texas br tomorrow.
 Shorts are very much disappointed in the character of weather expert enced during the first half of this month. Better weather than prevailed was looked for. since June is general ly favc<ab1e for progress of the cotton crop.
 During the first half of June the weather was generally unfavorable too cool and wet especially in the western half of the belt, and while fairly satisfactory weather prevailed east of the Mississippi weevils ap- peared in increasing numbers in that section. doing damage in Alabama.
 Looking ahead. indications are for very bullish July government crop condition report, due about July 2, at which time the buSeau will also make estimate on this, years acreage.
 If deterioration is reported for the month and private returns point to q loss of about to points for the fret half of the month. the general aver age for the belt will figure low ir comparison with the 10-year normal, which for July was 802, as the last bureau was only 75.6. against 7s.2 for the 10 years normaL-B. & B Beer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-17
Cottonseed Oil.

New York, June 16.-Cotton seed oil was firm on buying for western account strong crude situation and light offerings. Speculative interest remains light, how ever the turnover for the day amount ing to only 17O0 barrels, 1000 of which by switches. Prime crude, 26.21c; prime sum- mer yellow, spot, 5.25; July, 26c; Septem- her, 26 9oc; December, 2525c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-17
New Orleans Futures
Port Cotton

 New Orleans Middling, 3l.63; receipts, 5462 sales, 3365; stock, 424,s72. Galveston: Middling. 32.20: receipts, 52O3; {; sales, 1525s stock, 2sS Sy. Mobile Middling, 30.5o; receipts. SIP; stock, 1S,7o6
 Savannah: Middling, s2oo; receipts, s741 : exports, 6910: stock, 209, ,64S Charleston: Middling, 31.0o; receipts. 1loS; stock, 65,793.
 Wilmington: Mddling, 5000; receipts 674; stock 62S4S.
 Texas City: Receipts, 54S; stock, 19,231. Norfolk: Middling S05o; receipts, 161: : sales, 20; stock, 107.97o. Baltimore: Stock, 7,792 Boston: Middling. 32. .75; receipts, S7; stock, il 300.
 Philadelphia Middling. 800; exports. 3262; stock. 1858. New York: Middling 32.75; exports s2s2; stock 100,659
 Minor ports: Stock, 4S,15s. Total today: Receipts, 17,244; exports, l0,172; stock, 1,370,S33 Total for week: Receipts, 35,521; exports. 1,s43
 Total for season: Receipts. 5,s55,1T7; ex- ports, 4,6s4,256.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-17
How Liberties Closed

New York, June 16.--Bonds: Liberty final prices today were: 5iks, 99.44; first 4s. s49o; second As. aa72; first 4l4s, s5-2o; second 454s, s4.10; third A.. 95.32 fourth 4zs, 9426: Victory sAs, 1oo1o; Victory 4As. 9a9%
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-17
Chicago Futures
Cash Grain.

CaSn GTd1n.
 Kansas City, June 1e.-Corn un- changed to Pc higher; No. white, s1.SC @1.s0B; No. yellow, s1.s1 Oats firm; No. 2 white. 72c; No. 2 mixed, 6s@7oc; No. 2 red, T0@71c. St. Louis. June 16.-Corn No. 2, s1.79; No white, s1,s2@1.s4; July, s1.So@1.ss
 Oats: No. ?. 7o@7ohc; No. white, II @ II 1kc; July 71c
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Cotton Merchants, Hanover Square, N. Y. Members New York Cotton Ex- 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
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-17
Dry Goods.

New York. June 16.-Good inquiry today for cotton cloths in the gray. Yarns were firm and quiet. Raw SIX was higher Burlaps firmer Dress
 goods deliveries were not up to expee- tations.
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Interior Movement.

Houston: Middling, 3165; receipts 5694,
 shipments 752s: sales l9ss: stock 22s.sl9. Memphis: Middling, 32. GO; receipts 1o6S; shipments. 3e2e: sales 625: stock. 275,474 Augusta: Middling. s1 50 receipts, l076; shipments. 1854: sales 525 stock, 150,942. St Louis: Middling, s2.0o; receipts, 1266;
 shipments, 1266; stock. 16,2sS. Little Rock: Middling, a.25; receipts, 255; shipments. 3o2; sales So2; stock, Sss4.
 Total today: Receipts, s.S76; shipments 15 009; stock, 732, 600
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Rice Market

New Orleans June 16.-Rough rico: No sales; receipts, 1512 sacks; millers receipts. 1512; clean rice, no sales; re- ceipts, 5079 pockets
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New York. June 16-Butter unsettled; receipts, F, AT tubs; flrsts, 501kG5sc. Eggs irregular; receipts 15, 4s5 cases; firsts, 43 d4fc. Cheese steady; receipts, 1721 boxes; average run, so6S0slc Poultry, alive, irregular; broilers, 35650c; fowls, 32c; turkeys. SGsoc; dressed steady broilers. 490piSc; chickens, 4o14sc; fowls, fresh SldeSc; frozen, 3Gs75kc; turkeys, 46a49c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-17
Live Stock.

Chicago, June 16.-Hogs: Receipts 4,000, estimated tomorrow, 50,Ooo; market ac- tive, mostly soc higher than Saturdays close. Bulk 2l25q21.5o; heavy weight, 21 3o921.50; medium weight M.15a21 .6O light weight, 2Loo9A.6o light light weight 1s.Vdzll5; heavy packing sows, smooth 20 75QA.15; packing sows, rough, 2Ooo@ %. 75; pigs, lS.00q19.0o.
 Cattle: Receipts 14O00 estimated to- morrow, 15,0O0; beef steers steady to strong; she stock and calves, strong to 25c higher; bulls steady, feeders steady Beef steers, medium and heavy weight choice and prime. 15.00G16. g; medium and good, 1225n1500; common, 10 756 12.S5 Light weight good and choice, +. 7541475; common and medium, 10000 15.O0. Butcher cattle heifers, 7.75@13 0g; COWS, 75o012.65; canners and cutters, 500 Q7.50; veal calves, light and handy weight, 16.ooq1750. Feeder steers, 975@ 13.oo; stocker steers, s.25@12 25.
 Sheep: Receipts 120O0. estimated tomor- row, 5000 Lambs and yearlings mostly 5c higher; sheep strong. Lambs, in- ciuding springs, S4 pounds down, 16.506 1S.75; culls and common, 9.5061550; year ling wethers, including aged lambs, 125O q15.75. Ewes, 7.75dS. %; culls and common, 25@7.50.
 St. Louis, June 16.-Hogs: Receipts, 15,- GOO, closing fairly steady with Saturday Top 21.5o; bulk, 2osO@21. 40; heavy weight, 21. 2eq21. 40 medium weight, %. 75621. 30; light weight, 19S5q212 25; light light, 19609 G.35; heavy packing sows, smooth. S.95 Q20.25; packing sows, rough, 16.95G19. 15; pigs, Il. .o0a19 75
 Cattle: Receipts 4500, uneven, practical ly steady: little demand in close, beef steers, medium and good, 12 5d15.0o; com mn 10 7EEr1o lioht tobt butcher cattle heifers, 9.0O015.0O; cows, 70o@11.25; canners and cutters, 2.25; calves light and handy weight, 12. 25D16, ,25; feed CT steers, s.5o@125o; stocker steers, 7.50 G11.25
 Sheep: Receipts 5000; practically steady on all grades. Lambs, 15.50G1S.50: culls and common, 9.00614.50; yearling wethers, 150. ewes, culls and common, 7.30@S.50
 Kansas City, June 16.-Hogs: Receipts 16,000; steady to 10c higher than Fridays average Bulk 20. 75@20. 90; heavies 20 907 21.15; mediums, 2o.70@2o.So; lights, 2O.4o@ 2o.9o; light light, 2o.25@2O.6o; packing sows, 19. .00@20.5o pigs, 19.0o320.25.
 Cattle; Receipts 10000 and 1000 calves; heavy beef steers and she stock closed weak; yearlings strong to 25c higher; veals, 25c higher; stockers and feeders, strong to 15c higher; heavy steers, choice and prime, 15.00@15. 90; medium and good, 1S.40@1490; common, 11.50913. 35: light weight, good and choice 1250@1500: com mon and medium, 9.5oG1215; butcher cat tie, heifers, e.75@13B; cows. 65O@12 50; 1 and cutters, 5.35G6. 40; veal calves light and handy weight, 12.5e@15.00; feed CT steers, 1o00Q1450; stocker steers, 7.60 @13.4o
 Sheep: Receipts $500; fat sheep and lambs steady to 25c higher; other grade steady; goats low best 25 to soc lower; lambs, S4 pounds or less, 15.00G1S.40; culls l and common, 12.50Q14.75; yearling weth CTS. 11.25@135o; ewes, 7.25Q9.75 ewes, 4.50 a7.00; goats, 5.009850.
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Produce Market.

Kansas City, June 1e,-Butter un- changed, firsts. 4sc. Eggs, 1zc higher firsts, s7lsc Poultry unchanged; hens 261zc; broilers, 35642c.
 St. Louis. June 16.-Poultry hens, 2716c springs, 45c; turkeys, S5c; ducks, 25c geese, 1Sc. Butter, creamery, BOG; eggs Solac.
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an end Saturday night. It was the most successful season 1t has ever had here and announcement was made that the attraction would be brought. back next year under the auspices of the Y. M. c. A., which has been bringing the chau- tauqua here during the last seven years.