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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Sugar Market ~ Assnriated frn-s
East st. Louis. March i9.- Hogs:

New York, March i9.-The local mar ket for raw sugar continued firm to- day and prices made ne whigh records for the movement. closing at 1lA cents for Cubas cost and freight, equal 10 12. 2ec for centrifugal. Business was not active and the only transactions re- ported were 10000 bags of cubas for prompt shipment to local refiner at 11N cents cost and freight.
 There was no change in refined quo. tations. which are listed from to 10 cents for fine granulated
 More interest was manifested Tn 1u- lures and business was more active than at any time since the reopening or the exchange The days transactions amounted to 1900 tons and prices were firmer in sympathy with the continned strength in the spot market. The open ling was to 20 points higher and after sales at 10 to 25 points higher on trade buying there was slight re- action under liquidation. with closing quotations 15 to 20 points net higher, May sold from 11.75 to 11.eoc' closing at 11.70c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
New Orleans Futures nu hearnfata1 Brace
New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans, March 19,-Higher prices
 attended the trading of the morning ses-
 sion in the cotton market, buying being
 chiefly the result of further rains in the
 belt, but in the afternoon there was
 sharp break following statements from
 Washington that the outlook was not
 bright for ratification of the peace treaty
 at this tnme. Moderately wide breaks en- ened. and the near months developed considerable weakness, while the distant
 months remained steady, with the result that the close was very irregular Il points down to 10 points up net for the day on the active months.
 l Tho weather map showed altogether tpo much rain east of the Mississippi river and good demand arose on the opening. 1t was increased on the wide Dulges Tn tae rate of sterling exchange.
 shorts covered and special buying en- tered the distant months, as the result of sSsimistic talk concerning the start of the new crop. At the highest of the day riIces were s to U points over yes- terdays close, December making the wid- est gam and trading up to 3l.91c From the early afternoon on, the market did not have any too good tone and eon- siderable realizing came from the long side.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
THEDAY IN WALL STREET
Too Fast and Too Far, General View-Vanadium Steel Springs Surprise-Royal Dutch More Active.
 Activity at the Bond Counter

ness for week pas in both issues has been attributed to nervousness in London and on the continent over the drift of affairs in Germ any. Yesterday Royal Dutch broke away from that in- fluence for the first time and sold above 1o6 on fairly active buying. Shell was not so strong, although it sold above S1, up points from its low of the week. Every time Royal Dutch gets strong the rumors of an impend- ing stock bonus or stock offering with valuable subscription rights is brought out Yesterday was no exception.
 Bond men reported a continued iu- provement of sentiment in the invest ment market Prices are made firm and buyers found difficulty in finding what they expected. Dealers found 1t difficult to get securities below the list price. Despite the betterment whica stands in contrast to the depression of fortnight ago, when hclders of se- curities were timed regarding the fu- ture the change Is not to be overem- phasized. The demand for outstand- ing issues is clearly better, and the rapid absorption of the Texas Com pany notes indicates that there is a limited market for new issues that are especially attractive. However, houses of issue are moving cautiously, feeling that the absorptive capacity of the market should be tested only gradually They fel that the demand for investment funds is still infinitely greater than the appetite for new bonds. Various industrial corporations, which have been financing themselves recently through bank loans, are anx- ious to reduce their obligation at the banks, by means of bond issues and shipping interests which have bid for shipping board ships and railroads in ned of equipment are in the market inauiring on what terms they can get accommodations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Dun's Review
By Assoslased, rrs.s

By Associated press
 New York. March 13-Duns tomorrow will say;
 Drawbacks to business through trans portation congestion and delayed deliv- cries of merchandise, although still con spicuousIy apparent in some. sections, are being gradually modified with the advancing season. and production records are now more favorable.
 While, shortages of goods continue to prevent some transactions that might otherwise be consummated. yet the scar city is less general and pronounced than previously. with domestic outputs enlarg- irg and the disrroportion between ex- Borts and imports narrowing steadily
 Abatement of consumptive demands serves 10 relax the pressure for supplies in some quarters. Except in isolated in stances. the effect of thees tendencies has thus far not been seen in any sub stantial lowering of commodity prices. but the former buoyancy of some impor- tant markets is lacking. and the belief that the crest of prices has been passed. Weekly hank clearings. S,75i, ,7-a.a0s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Nrln0ork Tribn1,f

New York, March 19 Special. )-- Most of the market letters that went out on Wall street last night advised profit taking on the theory that the rise has gone altogether too fast and too far" However. the senior mem Der of one stock exchange house said he looked for rise that might easily carry on for three or four weeks more. But he thought it wise for~ traders not to overplay their hand. He cited the old saying that No body ever went broke taking profits"
 Holders of canadium steel. who sold out Saturday on the assumption that the declaration of an initial dividend on the stock at an annual rate of s6 a share had been discounted by the stock market were treated to an un- pleasant surprise yesterday The stock moved up rapidly on urgent buying and between an1 o'clock had reached 69H, new high record price. On realizing sales the price dropped back at the close to 67s4, but even at this level there was d net advance of GA points Earlier in the year the stock sold as low as 70. Yesterdays
 @@ @f''S Wsa7 ASpot eeu tc nave peeh SN- sineered from Atlantic City, where a leading interest of the company was said to be vacationing
 London was credited with being buyer of Royal Dutch in this market yesterday. Heretofore tor several days this stock and it's twin shell, Trans port and Trading. fave been 1an- gushing, much 10 the disgust of hold CTS, who found themselves tied up in shares which refused to go up in a generally rising market. The heavi-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
COTTON SEED
 AND PRODUCTS
By Associated Pres.


 Washington. March 19.-The cotton seed and cottonseed products report for the period, August ] to February 20, announced today by the census bu- reau. shows
 Cottonseed crushed 3,3s5,554 tons. compared with 3.365.5ss a year ago; on hand at mills, FaSruary %, 354,552 tons compared with 55a,5S7
 Cottonseed products produced in the period and on hand February 20 were
 Crude oil, 1.o11SG4.92o pounds pro- duced and 17s.753,473 on hand. com pared with 977,319,s s31 and 1s4.5l7,77s ia year ago.
 | Refined oil, 712s52, o70 pounds pro- duced and 2ss.26s.17s on hand. com. pared with 733.962.5s5 and 2s5.s1o,8ot a year ago.
 Cake and meal. 1,5s-.305 tons pro. Educed and 252,541 on hand, compared with 1,63S,284 and 1309o9 a year ago Linters. sos. s10 bales produced an. !f83,551 on hand, compared with ITS, 235 and 328.393 year ago Imports of oil for the seven month, twere 15,s01.s .s9s pounds. compared witl IS,4s1 sos year ago Exports were: Oil, s4654550 pounds compared with se.73s,5e1 a year ago cake and meal 2lo.1Ss tons. compare,
 with 4s.1os; Iinters. 29.5o7 bales, com pared with 62,S24
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
HIGHER PRICES IN
 !. COTTON REACHED AND THEN A SLUMP
General List Closed Barely Steady, Net 30 Points Lower to 30 Points
 Higher
By Associasss Pres.

New York, March l9.-Stnl higher prices were reached in the cotton market during today's early trading. but the ad- vance to $ 1sc for May attracted heavy realizing for over the weekend. That delivery sold off to s7.S2c, or about 1s points net lower, and closed at 57 7.ac. The general list closed barely steady. net 90 points lower 10 30 points higher. new crop positions being relatively firm owing to continued complaints of unfavorAble
 weather or new crop prospects in the south.
 A decline In Liverpool was offset by
 the advance in sterling exchange, and
 the opening here was firm at an advance
 of to 22 points. There were two March notices issued, the first so far this month,
 but they had no effect, and March soon
 sold t.p tc 10. S9c, or 10 points net higher.
 Later months sold 3S to 49 points above
 las. rights closing figures on Liverpool and domestic trade buying of old crop positions, and a broader commission
 house demand for new crop deliveries. There were realizing at 30 .72c for July which checked the advance in old-crop months, but some of the old-crop sellers were buyers of new-crop positions and october worked up to .6Sc. or Sl points net higher. Later, profit-taking became more general and the market was unset tied in the late trading.
 The early advance was encouraged hy reports of a good foreign demand for spot i cotton in eastern belt markets. some at l tention was attracted by reports that an Italian shipping firm had received cable 1 gram from It's home office in Genoa to- | day, asking 1t not to accept any further cotton bookings for Italian ports on account of embargo Other Italian hrms have reported no such instructionss anu llocal traders appeared to be without any | further information.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Live Stock
tUnlon stock YardsD

Fed steers:
 Good to choice, s1oooal1oo; medium to good, ss.ooas10oo; common to medium, S. c0dsOo
 Grass cattle according to weight, dual- ity and flesh;
 Steers, $500 @1O,oo; fat cows. s7.0oaeo0 medium cows. s69on7.oo cutters, so.5Vd 500; canners, s4.0oa5oo, heavy bulls, s1oo as co; light bulls, sso0df %; exen, $i.eoq 500: fat yearhngs s7.00QIS,00; medium yeariir gs. s6.oua7.0o veaers, sS.oo@ ii.00. Hogs: Choice corn fed hogs, 165 and up, si4; choice corn fed hogs 1s5 to 165, SIS; choice corn fed hogs 90 to 135, sl1; light pigs SJ pounds down, $i0: best heavy rough hogs, s11.5o; half fat rough hogs. NS0 to sg to; soft and only from 1 to 2c per pound less thar above prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Hubbard Bros. & Co.'s Letter

New York, March --tSpeeial) "A
 further improvement in foreign ex-
 change together with more rains in the
 Atlantic states brought another ad-
 vance in our market today. Heavy
 liquidation made it's appearance when new high was reached checking the market. New Orleans and the south were free sellers in the early aft- ernoon so most of the improvement was lost. While the market shows no signs of weakness and absorbs the offerings well, nevertheless 2 substantial reac- ton may be expected at any moment lafter the recent sharp advance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
New-Tyne Roat Hull

Channel steel is combined with wood in q novel manner in the construction of boat hulls built tp or assembled accord ing to a system, which is declared to produce exceptionally strong and dur able bottoms at relatively low cost, says the Popular Mechanics Margarine in am Illustrated article. Canal barges and Aarbor lighters constructed in this way are said to have the advantages oi both wood and steel boats, and to pos sess nonelof the di%advantages of either, being light resilient. and resistant,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
J. ". Jay & Co.'S Letter

New York. March 19.-Price move ments were quite cratic early in the day and the near months rose quickly on more covering of hedges, whereas later on new crop deliveries were in active demand based upon favorable weather and the shortage of farm Ia bor. The February figures of exports and imports comp pared with last year indicates lessening of foreign de- mand in this country and the recovery of sterling exchange to above 3s0 sub : stantiates this fact. We look for quick movements in both directions for the time being and favor selling long cot : ton so as to take advantage of any sharp setback to replace.-J. w, Jay & Co
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Cottonseed Oil
 By AsseeiAteG press

New York, March 19,--Cottonseed oil advanced early today 21 to 23 points for active months on short covering and lo- cal buying on the advance in lard anG cotton. but later turned easy under sell ing by commission houses and with the break in grains. Leading months closed 2 to points net lower, The census report was construed at bearish Sales 20,s00 barrels. Price, crude IT. 7.25e sales; prime summer yellow spot 1855, May 2o.10c; July 20.33c; October 1S25c. Prime winter yellow and summer white nominal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Moss & Ferpuson

New York, March 19.--Aside from an easing tendency caused by profit talk ing in advance6of the final census gin. ming report. cotton continues to ma sl- tai steady undertone. Bad weather is improving the status of the late de- liyeries. We believe a little more con- servatism should be used al these levels but still advise purchases on good breaks.-Moss X Ferguson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Prnducs

Sweet Potatoes-$s50 per hundred. California cslery--sle crae: s.7h doz. Lemons g..
 Peanuts-S Spanish, sc lo,; large, 124l5l9c. Cabbage-$6.5O per hundred. Irish Potatoes-s6 Ter hundred. Onions sl.25lt7.5J iVj ibs Bananas Extras 7Izc su. Limes-$17S per 100 Lettuce ss,50 hamper 6 10 dozenD Rutabag gas-4c ID.
 oranges -rlorioa, lges, $500; 15os, s65o; s6s, s7; 209s. q; sies. si 25os s.
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Anglo-French ss ............ s7az Atchison gen. Is ....-...-..-.... HIS Atlantic Coast Line 1st 4s ..... 13st Baltimore & Ohio cv. f1ss ...... 643s Bethlehem Steel ref. 5z -........ 80
 Central of Georgia cons. 5s Siss Central Leather 5s ............ s5
 Chesapeake & Ohio cv. IS ...-.. 1914 Chi, B. & Quincy joint IS .-.--. s51e chi.. Nj. & St. P. cv. 4lhs ....-.. ll1e Chi, R, L & Pac. Ry. ref 4s STA City of Paris 6s ...-.-.-.... 9V Colo. & Southern ref. 41ks. bid.. I2ss Denver X Rio Grande cons. 4s o4
 Dominion of Canada Ss t1sS1),. VI lss Erie gen As ............---- 4VA Illinois Central ref 4s .......-. tz1s Int. Mer Marine es ...-...---.-.' ey
 Kansas City Southern ref. 5s to
 IlSgett & Myers 5s ......-. eess Louisville & Nashville un. 4s Fl
 Missouri. K. & T. 1st 4s ...-.-. 9t s Missouri Pac. gen. Is ..,..-..-. ools New York Central deb. ss ..- sl 's Norfolk & Western cv. 6s .... lVz ss Northern Pacific 4s .........-.. p 1s Pennsylvania gen. 5s ...,...... SS.s Reading gen. 4s -..-+..... .f-i... fe se Republic l. X s. 5s tl940l...... se% St Louis & San Fran. adj. 6s 6oS* Seaboards Air Line adj. 5s ,,... Stsz Southern Bell Tel 5s .......... Sl9s southern Pacific cv. 5s ........ 1o4
 Southern Railway 5s ........... soh Southern Railway gen. Is 59
 Texas Company cv 6s ......-.. 1o4 E Texas & Pacific 1st .......... SlA Union Pacific As ............. S2A United Kingdom of Great Britain
 and Ireland sss GsS7)....*, sSss II. $. Steel 5s .....-...s......-. 70 fs Virginia -Caro. Chemical 5s ..... 941s Wabash 1st ................ SSA Wilson & Co. cv. es ......i...... s2
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Liverpool Futures Bv Ass0clated Presx

Liverpool. March 1s.--cotton. spot in limited demand. prices higher; good middling 3o.S0: fully middling, a9.S0; middling 28.s0; low niddling. 23.50: good ordinary. 2230; ordinary. 2I30. sales. 1000 bales. including 3,100 Amer ican. Receipts, 46.000 bales. including $ 32. 200 American. Futures close I steady. March, 2s.a7 May. 25.a1; July 24.s1; October 23.03; December. 2eos: January, 21.S6.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Spot Cotton
MARINE NEWS

New Orleans March 19-Cleared :. Steamers Barcelona, Spanish, Barce- Iona, via Galveston and Havana; Cops pename. Port Barrios via Belize; I'm : perator, Norwegian, Bluefields via Port Cortez and Cape Gracias, Jamaica, Kingston, Jamaica; Lake Figart Iia- vana: Manzanillo. Sabine. Texas, Nom bassa, British. Glasgow Va Norfolk; New Brighton, British, Liverpool, Sioux. Cardenas and Cuban ports; Su- crosa, Porto Rico; Truxillo, Tela
 Port Eads, March 13.--Arrived. steamer Lake Calistoga. Guantanamo. Sailed Steamers Korsfjord. Norwe- gian, Progreso; Santa Leonora tU. s. transport, Cristobal; Speedwcll, Tam pico; Statesman. British Liverpool Troja, Norwegian, Norfolk; Yoro, Hon duras, Ceiba.
 Mobile. March 1s.--Arrived: Steam CTS saguche. Charleston; Jim Sid, Key West
 Arrived: Barge San Antonio. Key West.
 Sailed: Steamers Bowden. Norwe gian, Belize; Herman Winter. Bocas del Toro; Schooner Thelma, San Juan, r. F
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Rice Market

By AssocIated Press New Orleans, March f9.-R6ugh rice. no saless receipts 2,ol7 sacks, millers same.
 Clean rice strong; sales, blue rose, r. i60 pockets 12A Receipts 4,24s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
New York Futures By Associated Press
Spot Cotton

: by Vssvutdftu FTt5s
 New Orleans, March ls.-Spot cotton steady and unchanged Sales on the spot 2,746; to arrive, TIT; low middling, 32.75; middling sf1.00; good middling. $500; receipts, 5,ss; stock, S76,6le New York. March 19-spot cotton steady; middling. 4l60.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Meats

D. S. Clear Bellies l2ik6241sc. D. $. Rib -2015G2Skc. Pure Lard-24c. Hams--Regular, Sog35c: skinned. Sefsoc' Pork Loins--2Sc. Picnic Hams-23c. Bacon--3Sd45c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Fiah

Gray snapper-Hesdless sad drawn,. i4c.
 ked Snapper Headless and drawn. g 92sc.
 Eastern Select Oysters-S2.50 gallon Spanish Mackerel--22623c, Pompano-35c. Salt Water Trout-z2023c. Mixed Fish-l2c. Mullet-1lc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Dry Goods Market By Aexe-ciafed prexs

New York, March 19.-Print cloth markets today were firm. with other cotton goods steady. Yarns were firm with demand light. Wool markets were quiet with fine wools firm. Burlaps were easy and knit goods steady.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Coffee Market
 A-..f.xaa prexs

New York, March 1a.-Coffee futures opened today al an advance of to F points and the active months sold ls to g points net higher during the morning. There was buying by trade interests who were believed to De GOV ering hedges against sales of cost and freight or spot coffee with some seat terinr demand on the firmer tone ot sterling and talk of steady Rlo m ket. The advance was checked at l4.soe for May by realizing, however ana there were reactions later on reports of lower Santos futures. May closeo at 1475c with the general list net un- changed to 10 points higher.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Pntatn Market

BY Associated Prcss Chicago. March 19.--Potatoes firm receipts B cars northern round white, sacked. s.60@775
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20

Ribs-No. 1, 25c; No. ., zic; No. 5, 1Sc.
 Loins-No l. Ale: No ?. s5c; No. 3, ac. Rounds-No. 1. 29c; No. ?. 2Sc; No. 8 2ie. chueks-No, 1, 1sc; No. 2, 12c: No. g. lie Plates-No. l. 12c; No. ?, lie; No. 3, loc'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Sea Island Cotton

Savannah. Ga. March 1a.-Sea IsI-
 ands: Fancy. iot; extra choice. 1000 101; choice. 90 ioe; extra fine. ss; fine, s3; medium fine. 7s: common so. Market steady. Sales. HI: receipts. |2 FIT: shipments. 2sf; stock, 2.7s,: crop in sight. 2s.0ts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Chicago Futures By AssoeiaSec Press
Produce Market
By Associated Press

Chicago March 19.-Butter. higher;
 creamery, 5S@ 6sc. Eggs, u;sfrsts, 44la f5 Me. Poultry, alive, lower. springs. Ssc; fowls, f3Sc.
 New York March 1a-Butter, rmer; creamery firstsS Se4@ sSe Eggs, easier: firsts. 4S1a e 4sc. Cheese, firm; aver age run. 27iz Q2S1Ae,
 New York, March 19--Poultry, alive, firm chickens, 35Gt 3sc; fowls. 46c roosters, 26e; turkeys. 4oct dressed, dull and unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Weekly Liverpool av Assoc5afed Pyess

Liverpool, March 19.--Weekly cotton statistics. Total forwarded to mills. 1O1 900 bales; American. S4.0oo; stock. I ,o3s 900, American. s3fO0o: imports. |116,ooo. American so.ooo: exports. i1,ooo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Cash Grain By Associated Press

Chicago. March 1y-Cash wheat No hard S2.50; corn No. mixed st.591a; No yellow, s1,s0@ f.65.
 Oats. No. white, 95@96 lAci No. 3 white, 93 F m941sc,
 Rye, No l. s1T5; barley, sl.3s@t.66s : timothy seed, $105o@ 12.50; clover seed. $45@59
 Pork. nominal; lard, s2os2; ribs. $1S12@19.t2.
 St. Louis. March 19.-corn. No 2. ls1.so@I61; white, s1so@16Si July. sl.47h
 oats--No. white. DOC May, ssc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Meal and Feedstuff

Mixed Horse soVufS Old Style Huils-ss2 Corn-$2 10. Corn Chops-H No. White Oats st.25 per bushel. Shorts-$66. Bran s55. c. $. Meal, ' per cent-$7S. Hen Feed-N per 100-lb sack. Economy Dairy Feed-sT5. Choice Pea Green Alfalfa Sf Wheat Straw-ss5. TimothyAS Perfect Hog Feed-S75.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Hides and Tallow

No. Green Salt Hides--2tn2lc- No. : Green Salt fIides-l9@9oc. No. 1 Green Hides-l6@i7c. No. 2 Green Hides--l401oc. No. Dry Fling I1ides-36nSic. No. Dry Fling Hides-S S5mi36c. No. 1 Dry Salt Hides Sa'0 Sic. No. 2 Dry Salt Hides 324SSc. Sheep Skins--5ocdSl. 50.
 Horse Hides s3n6.
 Goat Skins s1n1 g.
 Hog skins 25150c.
 Taliow-llM14c
 Beeswax -3SlD3Sc.
 Clear Washed Wool 6fsei 65c. Clear Grease Wool-45a5oc. Bury Wool 25D30c. Ginseng tWildD -sl0@l2.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
LOCAL MARKETS
Poultry

Poultry Stags- -25GSoc Turkeys-Live. 4sAq45c. Ducks-3sds5c. Flyers Small. ssc lb.! large, soc. Hens 35ds7c. Fresh eggs-isc-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Metal Market

New York, March Mercantile pa per. 611a @6%; exchange strong sterlIng 60-day bills 3.6S; commercial eo-day bills on banks, s.eS; commercial oo day bills. 3.67ta; demand 3S2A ca bles. 3.Ss. Francs. demand. 1882 ca bles, 1860 Belgian francs, demand 1908; cables. 1910. Builders, demand, 36lh; cables. 36N; lire, demand, lS.62; cables, 1860 Marks. demand, l34; cables, 1855. Government bonds, heavy railroad bonds. firm
 Time loans. firm; 50 days % days and six months, S@SM
 Sterling reacted from it's highest quotation in the late dealings. Sterling day bills. SIT: commercial 6o-day bills on banks, 3.77; commercial 60 day bills, s67 1z; demand. 3.S1 cables 3.S2
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Shot Coffee

sy Assseiatsd Prsss - New York, March 19.-Coffee. RIO No. I. 15A; futures steady. May. I1475c: July. 14.s6c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-20
Port Movement

New Orleans: Middling. 4tc; receipts. 5,946 bales; exports; 990 bales; sales, 3, . 46s bales; stock 37661s bales.
 Galveston: Middling. 43c receipts r. 408 bales: sales T34 bales; stock 275,- 519 bales.
 Mobiles MiddIing, 39.50c; receipts, 3 bales; stock. 22,764 bales. A
 Savannah Middling, 4o.T5c: receipts, 1.7o3 bales; stock 145,276 bales.
 Charleston; Middling 40c; receipts, 500 bales; stock, 200, 496.
 Wilmington; Middling, 39c, receipts, i,09s bales; stock, 47,177 bales.
 Texas City. Receipts. 102f bales sales, 742 bales; stock, 95,507 bales.
 Baltimore: Receipts, 541 bales; stock 4192 bales.
 Boston: Middling, 4ic; stock. 5.ts7 bales
 Philadelphia: Middling. 41,25c; re- ceipts. 100 bales: stock, 5,04f bales. New York: Middling. 4lc; stock 50,1 bales. Minor ports; Receipts, i1.67s bales exports, S.I5o bales; stock, 2l521. Total today: Receipts, 24,427 bales exports. o140 bales; stock, 1,322,652. Total for week: Receipts. 13s,114; ex- ports. 122,025. Total for season: Receipts, 5.940,S77 bales: exports. 4,s62,37f bales