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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-14
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Shannon & Co.'S Letter

New York, May 13.-The cotton market has shown very steady tone with a
 gradual hardening tendency to prices, as result Of demand through foreign and domestlc trade houses and buying by i'm
 portant outside interests, supposed to be influenced by bullish crop advices, which
 have been coming in lately from many sections of the belt and will it is thought,
 be reflected in raher unfavorab blc
 weekly weather report tomorrow The first conditnon report is expected on June 4 and traders will watch closely the weekly reports from now on for a
 suggestion as to the~protable figures for that.
 The census repore due also tomorrow is expected to show about 45O,000 bales consumed for April as against 544, 900 for .ast year and 434.000 for -arch this year. Such figures are on the surface bearish but the trade feels that the domestic consumption Is steadily increasing and that May will make a better showing. No exports were reported today but for egn advices indicate that demand from ibroad during the season will be limited Jnl by the credits which can be secured. Offerings have been light and the opinion is expressed that speculation is turning
 rom grain and She other commodities to lotion again in which case the extent ot he probable advance will be determined
 chiefly by the amount southern holders
 ire ready to sell as new high levels are reached.
 Heavy trading is still the order of the day in stocks and the marke shows no sign of weakening. One kood respect is
 the fact that the market has of late de- cidedly broadened, indicating more inter- est in the rails and the metal stocks and not being so exclusively confined to the oils and a few specialties So great 4
 momentum has developed in the market and so distinct speculation is abroad in the land it shows every indication of continuing longer, although the imme
 liate favorable development of the peace
 reaty and the Liberty Loan are passed
 No one seems to take seriously the dis appointments voiced in Europe, but ex- poets that the peace treaty will go
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RECORD MADE |NNEW STYLE CONTRACTS IN COTTON MARKET
General List Closed Strong at a Net Gain of 45 to 60 Points Over
 Monday
6y Asxec,stes rrss

New York, May 13-Early irregularity was followed by very sharp advance in the cotton market today with all de- liveries making new high records for the new style contracts except May. July sold up from 26.S5 to 27.37c and closed al 27.Sc with the general list closed strong at a net gain of 45 to 60 points.
 The market opened steady at an ad- vance of to 20 points on comparatively firm cables, very bullish reports from the goods trade and crop complaints from the eastern belt. There was a good deal of scattered southern selling and local pressure around the initial figures under which process soon eased off to about or a shade under last nights closing level. May notices estimated at about 1000 bales were reported in circulation and caused some scattering near month liquidation. Trade interests were buyers at the de- cline. however, and the market turned firmer during the afternoon on reports that prominent cotton men returning from Europe were bullishi on the prospects for foreign demand. Covering became active as prices worked higher and there was more aggressive bull support than at any previous time since the old bull movement eliminated around 2729 for July contracts >toward the end of April October sold up from 25.16 to 25.71c. with active months generally showing net ad- vances of 1T to 61 points in the late trad ing and closing within a few points of the best Liverpool sold near months early but bought later deliveries and there was moderate commission house dennnd in the late trading attributed to Wall street and the west.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-14
Burgers Cotton Letter

New Orleans, May 13-As yet the weather remains unsettled in the cotton region and advices from the goods mar kets and southern spot markets continue of bullish nature.
 Dry, warmer weather is desired in all sections of the belt, whereas cloudy con- ditions, with the possibility of scattered rains. are indicated.
 Cotton goods are stronger and more active, with yarns advancing as a result of larger sales.
 Tomorrow morning at g a. m., local time, the census bureau will report on quan- tity of cotton consumed in the United States during April Returns will com pare with 44,o00 bales last year, exclu- sive of linters.
 While returns are likely to figure small CT than for April of last year, they will probably be larger than 444000 for March of this year, which would indicate con- sumption increasing in this country again
 Moreover, by reason of American spin ners takings having been 2eS,o 900 bales asss than one year ago the past month do- nestle mill stocks will likely show fur- ther large relative loss compared with one year ago.
 Following the publication of the con- sumption report the government will is- sue it's weekly weather and crop review a- a. m., local time, which, as whole, will probably be rather bullish owning to unreasonable low temperatures and too much rain in some sections Of the pe1t the past week.
 A strong feature of the situation is the gradual improvement for spots in the south, principally for export. This de- mand is likely to increase, as American mills are doing much better business and their stocks of the raw material is being reduced rapidly. which will prob ahly force them to buy spots more freely in the future.
 The day is fast approaching when the treaty of peace will be signed. which when signed, is expected to cause another sentimental rise in values. and when the blockade is lifted the market will be on a sound foundation to work on the con str,lctive side.-H. and B. Beer.
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Alabama Cabbage Makes It's
 Appearance on Local Market
By JOHN c. MOSES.

 Hens-s1Gs2c. Geese-15c. Fresth Eggs-4ec.
 Butter creamery-soa62c.
 Fish Spanish Mackerel-20d2 211zc. Pompano-S5c. Salt Water Trout-20Q22c. Mixed F'ish-l2c. Gray Snapper-Headless and drawn. 14c. Red Snapper-Headless and drawn, 200 21c.
 Fresh Water Perch-121kc. Grouper-1S1zQl4c. Shrimp-1d121sc. D. S. Clear Bellies-a2G321sc- D. S. Rib Bellies-32dS2isc. Pure Lard-361sc. Choice Dressed Beef-Top. S2c; heavy cows, 21G22c Hams-Regular, Sc: skinned, Ssc. Picnic Hams-2S11c. Bacon-Best, 41sc; lower grade, SI4S9c. Pork Loins-34c.
 Produce Lemons-s5.75 box. Peanuts-10a Cabbage-Texas. 7c lb.; Alabama, $5.5C crate.
 Sweet Potatoes-5tac lb. Irish Potatoes-s350 per cwt. New Irish Potatoes-6c lb. Onions-Red Globe, s6 per 100. Beans-S375. Peppers-N hamper. Oranges-California q. Bananas-Extras, 7c lb. Cauliflower-s3 doz. Grapefruit-S6. Tomatoes-S525. Limes-s1.75 per 100 Strawberries-A-at. crate, $50. Blackberries-s5@6. Apples-Winesaps $6 per box. Lettuce-s1.25 per hamper. English Peas-s3.5o per hamper Texas Onions-sS75G crate
 Meal and Feedstuff Mixed Horse-s70. Old Style Hulls-$20. Velvet Bean Meal-s5o. Born Chops-s4. Corn-s203
 No White oats-s7c per bushei Shorts-s60. Bran-S53.
 c. S. Meal. per cent-s65. Peanut Meal-S5S Hen Feed-s4 per 1oo-lb. sack Economy Dairy Feed-s65. Choice Pea Green Alfalfa --so4. q No. Timothy-$50 Wheat Straw-s1S. Johnson Grass-$34. Hides and Tallow No. i green salt hides, z2623c. No. 2 green salt hides, IG22c; half cured, 1GD2c less. No. green hides, 19G2oc. No. 2 green hides, 1s619c. No. dry flint hides, 35136c- No. dry flint hides, S4G35c. No. l dry salt hides. 32@3Sc. Sheep skins and wool. $1.2S@15G Lamb skins, 75c@Sl00. Horse hides. s250D7.00. Colt hides, 25d50c Hog skins, 25G50c. Tallow, SG110c Wool-clear washed. 55@6oc; clear grease. N@45c; hard burry, 20025c. Livestock (Union Stock Tards.) Good to choice-1215115c
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 New York, May 13.--Today's market was again quiet. but steady at high CT level of prices. with the local trade all bullish and inclined to look for further advance in prices. Much at tention is paid to reports of strong goods markets and there can be no doubt that at the moment the specula tive feeling is quite bullish. On the other hand there is not much increase in outside business and the south has been a steady seller on the advance, which is not surprising in view of the fact that prices are now at more attractive level to holders than for sometime. Weather conditions have been rather unfavorable In consequence of continued scattered rains in the Atlantic, but the map showed clearing weather in the west today. with moro seasonable temperature. It is expected that the April consumption report, due tomorrow, will show an increase ex- port movement and better consump- tion than last month.--Hubbard Bros & Co.
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Business picked up yesterday. with wholesalers making large deliveries to the outlying sections
 Alabama cabbage made it's appear ance, and was listed at s5.50 per crate Alabama lettuce was also to be had in larger quantities, but the outside product regulates the price. The home rroduct does not find favor as does the shipped lettuce, merchants claim : ing it to be inferior, both as a shipper and seller. The price of lettuce dropped from s2.25 to s125 per ham per.
 Quotations were as follows:
 Poultry
 Roosters-20c
 Turkeys-Live, 35c.
 Ducks-3od32c
 Fryers-1 to IF lbs. 75c: lbs. Soc.
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Coffee Market

New York, May 13.-There was re- newed liquidation or realizing in the market for coffee futures here today and some trade selling accompanied by reports that hedges were being sold against some coffee in the local stock. The market opened 22 to 35 points lower in consequence, but private ca bles from Brazil were bullish and after selling at 1715c~ for September and 16.65c for December the market steadied on scattered covering while there was also some buying here for Brazilian account. September closed at F 7.26c and December at 16.76c, but near months were relatielvy weak with the general list closing II to 45 points net lower. May, 17.90c; July. 17.s1c, September, 17.26c 7 October. 17.0Sc; De- cember, 16.76c; January. 16.6Sc; March, 16.5Sc.
 Spot coffee easier, Rio Is. 1SAc Sam tos As, 23c. No fresh offers of Santos coffees were reported in the cost and freight market, but As were offered ex-ship to arrive at 229sc.
 The official cables reported a de- cline of 400 reis in the Rio market Santos spots were unchanged and fu- lures 100 to 200 reis lower. Rio ex- change on London was 3-32d lower at IA 3-16d.
 Brazilian port receipts, 36.000; Jun diahy receipts, 17,000; Santos cleared 12,000 for New York.
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Metal Market

New York. May 15.-Copper firm; cleo trolytic, 15%616c. Iron steady and un- changed. Metal exchange quotes Ieac firm spot offered at $5.10; June, &s2 bid spelter firm; spot, ssd6.o5; July, Sc. 5 66.20.
 At London standard copper. spot e76, IFS Cd; futures, f76, Is, Sd; electrolytic, spot. ESQ, 10s futures, ESQ., 1oc. Tin, spot, @. 35, 5s; futures, 92,22, Is, Sd; lead, spot. fA, 5s; futures, sA, los; spelter, spot, a35, 5s; futures, 35, 15s.
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Sugar Market

New York, May 13.-The local market for raw sugar was unchanged at 7.Sc for centrifugal The weather in Cuba continues favorable for the gathering of the crop and while receipts were smaller the last week they were still we'll ahead of a year ago, Centrals finished thear grinding during the week, with lsS now in operation The board reported purchases of 3s. 900 bags of Cuban and 77,467 Porto Rican.
 No changes occurred in the refined mar ket and prices remain on the basis of 3 cents for fine granulated. The more sea- sonable weather has led to further in- crease in the demand. All refiners report a. satisfactory distribution.
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued in the probate judges office yes terday:
 Emmet Williams to Miss Augusta Bur- ton.
 Ebert Nictor King to Miss Harriett Carmen Moscrop.
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sls 2s91s.e5; heavy packing sows. s1950G 20.20; pigs, s146l9.51.
 Cattle-Receipts. 11.OO0. and 1000 calves: all classes generally steady: veal calves strong to 25c higher: beef steers. medium and heavyweight, choice and price, s16.S5 @lS.25; medium and good, Sl5616.75; com
 mon, s12d13.40; lightweight, good and choice. s13. 75d1s50; common and medium.
 s10114.15; butcher cattle heifers, $7.50G
 .15; cows, S6.65Q1425; 'canners and cut
 ters, S5.25G660; veal calves, light and han
 dyweight, s1o.5o91S.25 feeder steers, $t0.i5
 d16; stocker steers, S.4o0f15.
 Sheep-Receipts. 1000; all grades and
 classes slow and generally steady open
 ing prices: lambs, s4 pounds or less. S16 25
 G1S.75; S5 pounds or more, $1641S; culls
 and common. s11d15.75; yearling wethers
 $l4Gi6; ewes, s10d1250: ewes. culls and
 common, s5q10; breeding ewes, S9.50d1S;
 feeder lambs, s14d16; .Angora goats. S7Q SIS.
 St Louis, May 3.-Hogs-Receipts, H. 900: steady; lights, $20.l0d20.60 pigs, $l5d $50; mixed and butchers, s20. .10620.s0: good heavy, s2o. o.6oq2Os5. bulk, s2o. .20Q2o. .6S. , Cattle-Receipts, HOO: steady; native beef steers. s11.5O91s.5o; yearling steers end sheifers, s9.50@16; cows, sl050d1S50; stockers and feeders, s10G1S.50 fair to prime beef steers. s10d1S; beef cows and he1f0rS, St.JuI1o, CdlneIS anu CutlSESt Sntbl
 @7 25; native calves, S75@l55o. 1 Sheep-Receipts, 2S00; lower; lambs, Sl9 d19.5o; ewes s136145o; canners and chop pers. s45o@11.5o.
 Chicago, May S-Hogs-Receipts, 15, GOO; market steady, 15c lower than yesterday s average; closed firm; estimated Tomorrow, g, 900; Dnlk s2o. 6Ga20.S5 heavyweight, S20. 75 @21; medium weight, S2o.50@20.90: light weight, s20. 25@20.S5; light light. S1902o.50; heavy packing sows smooth, $20Q20.20 packing sows. rough, s1991s.75; pigs, s1sG 1925
 Cattle-Receipts, 5000: beef steers. she stock and feeders 15c to 25c higher; bulls steady to 15c higher; calves slow, about steady; estimated tomorrow, 7000; beef steers, medium and heavyweight, choice and prime, sl6.75d19.5o; medium and good, | SIS. 50a17; common, s11. 25aiS.75 light weight, good and choice, $l3.75G17; com mon and medium. s10.5cd1S.75; butcher ca tile heifers, $S115; cows, S.75G14.b; canners and cutters, s6256775; veal calves light and handyweight, SIP. 75d14 ] feeder steers, s1o. 25Q15.5o; stocker steers,
 S 25Gf1350.
 Sheep-Receipts. 10000; market steady | to unevenly lower; estimated tomorrow, Il, 900; lambs. s4 pounds down. $l4@l5.2S; | s5 pounds up, s1s.75d15.15; culls and com mon. s1o6i35o; springs, s17@19; yearling wethers. SIP 25G1S.5o ewes medium. good and choice, $1o.50d12; culls and common
 s5G1o25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-14
WALL STREET SEES A F|NAL-HOUR SPURT W|THUPWARD PRICES
Steel Made a Net Gain of l 1-2 Points, With the Independents Still
 Higher
Ry Associated Ptrss

New York, May 13.-Frequent pauses marked the session of the Stock ex- change today, although trading was again active and broad. Price changes were mainly upward, but the list manifested no very definite trend until the final hour. when highest quotations were made.
 Steels, coppers and allied silver shares were the chief elemnts of strength to- Sether with shipments, the latter scoring gains of two to six points on reported advance in prices of some finished. steel products following the failure of the gov ernment's stabilization plan.
 Rails also went up, numerous dividend paying shares registering advances of 1 to points, with secondary or minor is- sues, presumably on the growing convic- ton that legislating aiming at their bet terment is near at hand.
 Metals forfeited part of their advan- tage on publicatio of the quarterly re- ports of the several porphry companies, including Utah and Nevada consolidated, which disclosed heavy losses in earnings, but these were largely regained in the spirited advance which accompanied the close.
 United States Steel made a net gain of one and half points, but the independ- ent group rose from to 412 points. Amer iean Car,~ American & Baldwin locomo- tives and New York Air Brake were the outstanding features at 4 to points advances.
 High-priced oils were under pressure most of the time, but Mexican Petrole- um turned the tide, rising four points, Texas company recovering three-pofnt loss and General Motors also rallying.
 Minor shippings strengthened, but that division as whole was irregular. Leathers, tobaccos, utilities and food and fertilizer shares were mostly higher.
 Local fractions were the strongest fea- lures of the firm bond market, Liberty issues also showing more steadiness. Total sales (par vaue) aggregated $12,2N, - 600. Old United States coupon As rose quarter per cent on call
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Money Market

New York, May 13.-Mercantile pa per. 5A @51s; sterling so-day bills $4.651a; commercial 60-day bills on banks, 4.655, commercial 60-day bills 4.65A demand, 4.6sA; cables. 4.6sN
 Time loans strong. 60 days. 90 days and six months, 51s @5%
 Francs, demand s221s, cables 620h: guilders. demand 3sN. cables 40 1-16; lire. demand 7.s5, cables 7.e3; govern ment bonds steady; railroad bonds. firm: bar silver, $1.14N; Mexican dol lars, s7c.
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Naval Stores

Savannah May 13-Turpentine, firm 74hc; sales, 234 receipts, 323; ship ments. A: stock, 2S,7s2.
 Rosin, steady; sales 279 receipts. 1905: shipments, 4o3; stock, 5s.oS7.
 Quote B. $10.95; D, s11.20; F. SIPS; c, s11.S0; H, s11.4o; I. s11.50; K, s12,s5; M, s13.20; N. $13.6o VIC, $13.75; wv, $13S5.
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Cotton Seed Oil

New York. May l3.-The cotton seed oi
 market continued quiet but was firm and
 shade higher on new crop contracts Prime crude 17.5o; prime summer yellow
 spot BOO; October 2s.7o; December and January 22.25.
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Live Stock

Kansas City, May 13.-Hogs-Receipts, sl 900: steady to 10c lower than yester- days average: top. 20; bulk, $20@2o55; heavies. go. 5O@3o.e0 medium weights, $2O @2oeo: lights. sls.7a2o35; light lights,
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Rice Market

New Orleans May 1s.-Rough rice, nc sales: receipts 532o Millers 5322 Clean rice, no sales; receipts 256s pockets.
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Snot Cntfon

New Orlaans, May 13.-Spot cotton steady, 25 points up. Sales on the spot 246l, to arrive 2S5. Low middling 23 3Sc; middling 2S13c; good middling %. 9.13c. Re- ceipts 3569; stock 402,034.
 New York, May 13.-Cotton spot, steady; middling 2950c.
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Bank of England

London, May 13.-Money. 3N per cent; discount rates, short and three. month bills, 3N per cent.
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Interior Movement

Houston: Middling 29.25c; receipts 5sS6; shipments 53ls; sales 50S7: stock 252,s77.
 Memphis: Middling 2s.25c; receipts 20So, shipments 5101: sales $500: stock 334,041.
 Augusta: Middling 27.75c; receipts 26yi; shipments 600: sales 367 stock IT, 15S.
 St. Louis: Middling 2S.29; receipts S55 shipmentsS43; stock 21,587.
 Little Rock: Middling FPS; receipts 369 shipments 60; sales 60; stock 44,473.
 Total today: Receipts 11,sS7: shipments Il ,922; stock S30,143
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How Liberties Closed
nx .A,seeIated Prsss

New York, May 13.-Liberty bonds final prices today were: 3hs, 9S72; first As. 95.70: second Is, s4.0Sk first 4As. 95.s0; second 4Hs, 94.14;9 third 4As. s5.22: fourth 4Ns. s4.1s. \
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Medium to good-1i612lzc. Common to medium-9q11c. Steers-10d12c. Fat cows-10Q12c. Medium cows-sl9c. Cutters-5&7c Canners-+lI5Ss51sc. Heavy bulls-9411c- Light bulls-709c Oxen-4ikG12c. Fat yearlings-SG9c. Medium yeariings-7QSc. Vealers-10Q12c. Choice corn fed hogs. 165 and up--lS1 ls1sc Choice corn fed hogs, 135 to 165-ls1z& i7c. Choice corn fed hogs, 90 to 135-15&15isc. Light pigs. 90 pounds down-12lzQ1S1zc- Best heavy rough hogs-151z1l615c. Half fat rough hogs-121z91Sl4c. Soft and oily hogs from 1c to 2c per pound less than above prices
 Cotton
 Good middling ....-..-.-.....-..--I. -I.1sc Strict middltng g-..-........--..+..zt
 MfddlfuU 2hleC
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Dry Goods

New York, May 13,--Cotton goods were firm and active today, with yarns higher. There was a steady export de- mand for small lots New spring nov cities were being shown. Burlaps were higher, with offerings scarce. Raw silk was higher. Wool goods held very firm
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.'S Letter

through according to schedule.-Fost and Flagg.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.

rottou Merchants, Hanover Square. N V Merapers New York Cotton Ex- change. New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Produce Exchange, Associat- ed Members Liverpool Cotton Associs- snd sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Special attention and liberal terms given for conslgn- respondence invited.
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Chicago Futures
Future quotations were as follc
Cash Grain

Cash Grain St. Louis, May 13.-Corn: No. white, H.7S; January, sL671a. Oats: No. ?. 69ia@7oc; No. 3 white ol4d71; July, ASIA.
 Chicago, May 13.-Corn: No. yell low s1.sad1.9o; No. yellow, $1Td1.7 IS; No. yellow, nominal.
 Oats: No. 8 white, 6s1x669A; standard, 6S1sp70c.
 Rye: No. 3, $1.55; barley s1. 1291 .ls timothy. ss@1l; clover and pork nom inal.
 Lard, ss.eoc; ribs. 275oa2s. soc. Kansas City, May 13-Corn un- changed; No. 2 mixed. $1.72d1.74; No 2 white, SITS; No. 3 yellow, $1.74. Oats, F to 1c lower; No. white, H@711ac: No. mixed, 6S1s@69c.
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New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans, May 13.-Opening at the advance today the cotton market re- ta ined it's tendency to improve through out the session and made it's highes. levels toward the close when it stood 45 to 52 points up at new high records for the new style contract. May went 60 2S.25c and July to 36.90c Closing prices were at gains of 4l to 49 points. It was almost altogether weather market.
 On the opening the rains in the belt of over night created a demand and in the early trading there was an advance of about Is points. This advance was gradually widened as the season prog ressed but without any excitement around the ring. The unexpected rise of 25 points in spot prices, which carried mid ding to 2,15c. helped the contract mar ket in the early afternoon and al title later wave of buying appeared which was due to expectations of another un- favorable weather map tomorrow morn ing
 Trnding for long account was plainly held within bounds by the uncertainty over the census bureau report on Ameri- can consumption for Ap.il, which is due the first thing tomorrow morning. The majority of traders were plainly looking for unfavorable figures.
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Potato Market

Chicago, May 13.-Potatoes: Arrivals, 5 cars; old stock firm; new weak. Old stock car lot sales. sacked and bulk, U. S. grade Is, $175@2.05 cwt.; new stock jobbing sales, Florida Spauld- ing Rose 1s s7.75GS. 25; 2s, s. 5.50@S25 bar rel
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New Orleans Futures
American Cotton and Grain Exchange

Quotation middling upland cotton. United States standard. New York:
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Produce Market

OIIICdSOt 4Hehy ID. UttCI -7- -IiI5IISI ' ,reamery, 50G56c
 Eggs higheT receipts, 4S,S49 cases; firsts. 42@43a4c.
 Poultry, alive, higher: fowls, 33c
 New York. May 1S,--Butter easier; receipts, 12,9l7 tubs; firsts, 561sd571hc.
 Eggs irregular; receipts, 27,374 cases; southern frsts 4G@47c. Cheese irregular; receipts, 40s1 boxes; average run, 3NdS2Ac.
 Poultry, alive, steady; broilers 55@57c: others not quoted. Dressed, steady and unchanged.