davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
FINANCIAL WORLD |S 'lUCH WORRIED BY
 2END OF UNREST
II Loans Opened at Five 'er Cent, Moved to Five and 0ne- Half and Closed
 at Six Per Cent
By AssocIated presa

ew York, October 24.---The railroad
 pr situation continued to exercise
 ,werful influence over the stock
 rket today. although trustworthy
 vices suggested that earnest ef-
 ts toward a compromise of exist
 differences were actively under
 y.
 ere nervous In consequence of the rish and Hungarian situations, and he local money market stiffened as
 result of last Saturdays large loss [ cash reserves by clearing house in- ititutions.
 Dealings in rails were not especial ly large and gains in those stock held within limited bounds. but domestic oils, also equipments. motors, and va rious affiliated specialties made ex- treme advances of to points
 Foreign oils denoted a recurrence of last weeks liquidation of those is- sues. Royal Dutch and Shell Trans port were under intermltlen pressure as also were Mexican Petroleum, Tn which the shorts finally were driven " tONtT.
 Steels manifested all of their re- cent irregularity. but the course of those stocks indicated that the spec uiative element had discounted any unfavorable features of the United States Steel quarterly statement which will be Issued after the close Of tomorrow's session.
 The per cent opening rate for call loans was advanced to 51s per cent at midday and per cent in the final hour, without interference. however, to the higher trend of many indus trial and miscellaneous issues. Time funds were unchanged and commer- cial paper and bank acceptances re- snained steady.
 Exchanges on London and other im- hortant European points did not TO- fleet political conditions. Sterling rose to fraction of It's maximum figure for the current movement and even the German mark held firm, notwithstanding the fall of the Wirth ministry but far eastern rates espe- tally the Chinese quotation, reacted sharply.
 Liberty issues made only slight gains or losses. but the general run of domestic bonds was firmer than lie share list. Foreign bonds were mixed though mainly lower. Cuba Iane Is improving, however on financing prospects,. Total sales, par alue, $12.s5o.oo0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
Market Reports Told
 Ouer Priuate Wires

New York, October 24.--(SpeciaL)- Monday has been for long time the day of reaction in stocks, and prices started off today as If they were going to run true to form and as though the market would go off. Ap- rarently the room traders followed this idea and sold stocks, but the sit- nation is much changed, and this he professions cannot seem to appre- ciate, for the liquidation ia over and this professional selling does not bring out long stocks as 1t has now for nearly two years.
 After hesitating and being rather weak in the first hour. the market has gradually stiffened up and is closing at considerable net advances over those of Saturday. The oil stocks are the bull leaders and quite rightly so, as the situation in the oil trade Is unusually strong.
 The bank statement was not favor able, but renewals were made at 5 per cent, and although the banks lc st heavily to the government this is simply question of throwing depos- Aeo oilo Wdy or tlc OlieI, anu Has uO more meaning than temporary change in rates. as the banking sit uation generally speaking is strengthening all the time. Total sales 584,200.
 The cotton market has shown a firmer tone today in spite of various bearish influences around the open ing. Scattered shorts were disposed to cover. and buying orders reached the market rather frequently from Wall street and western sources dur ing the later trading and found little sale
 The aggregate of these orders Is estimated at about 25.O00 bales. which is, In our opinion, a very modest to- tai as compared with the quantity that has been sold from the same sources during the past 10 days or so.
 Possibly shorts have begun to pay some attention to the repeated ad- vices from reliable sources as to the amount that has been picked and ginned and to feel that even large report tomorrow may not have the extremely bearish effect predicted by these sellers, especially If. as sLg- gested by news items today, the re- port should contain a reiteration of the crop views expressed by the gov ernment, based on the condition fig ures for September.
 Any bearish disappointment in con-. nection with the report tomorrow will disclose, we think, an exceed ingly strong technical position, and prices will be affected accordingly.- Shannon 4v Co
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
COFFEE MARKET

New York, October 24.--The market for coffee futures opened at a decline of 6 points to an advance of points. with December relatively easy. under a little scattered liquidation or hedge selling. Otherwise there was little or no pressure and the market steadied up during the middle of the day on talk of slightly better tone in the cost and freight situation or Wall street covering. inspired by the re- ports of prospects for a settlement of the railway troubles. December ral- lied from 7.40c to 7.50c. with active months selling 4 to 9 points net high CT, but the market eased off again in the late trading under renewed sell ing of December. The close was net point higher to points lower. Sales were estimated at about 14.00 bags October. 7.25c December. 740c; Jan- uary, 46c; March. 7.60c; May, 7.70c; July, 7.S0c: September, 7.S0c Spot coffee was reported In fair demand at TAc for Rio Is and liz 612Mc were estimated at about 14.00o bags were unchanged to shade higher in- cluding 3s and 5s. part bourbons. at 1fN11.35c and Victoria Ss plus 20 at 7.65c American credits.
 The official cables reported an ad- vance of 20 reis in the dollar buying rate. but no change In Rio exchange on London. The Rio market was un- changed to 25 reis and Santos un- changed to 30 reis higher Santos cleared 125,000 bags for the United States. Port receipts, 42,o0o; Jundiahy receipts, 26,00o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
FOREIGN ECHANGE

New York, october 24.-Foreign ex- change firm. Great Britain, demand. 3.94: cables, s.s4h 60-day bills on banks. 391h. France, demand, 7.3o: cables, 7.3ols. Italy, demand, 3.9S; cables. S.93ia Belgian. demand, 7.191a; cables. 7.20. Germany de- mand. SO; cables. 601s. Holland. de- mand, 4.OS, cables, 34.14. Norway, demand, 1920. Sweden. demand. 23.1O Denmark, demand, 19.15 Switzerland, demand. 1S.40. Spain. demand. 1883. Greece, demand. 4.45. Argentine. de- mand, s2.75. Brazil. demand, 1887. Montreal, s1%.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS
 By Associated Press
MONEY MARKET By Associated Press

New York, October 24.--Call money, firmer; high. 6 per cent; low, 5 per cent; ruling rate. per cent: closing bid, 5ts per cent; offered at 6 per cent; call loans against acceptances 4@41a per cent; time loans. steady; Su days, 5A @5l2 per cent; six months 3 i4 @51z per cent; prime mercantile paper, 5l2 @5& per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
THE MOVIE MENACE.

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
 The Church School institute has been considering the 'menace' of the moving pictures. A speaker told his come to stay. The question Is, How may substitute be found for the harmful" picture?
 It Is true. as was alleged, that many children are fed an unhealthy diet of nerve -racking sensations on the films. so that school books are pallid ana lusteriess and ordinary play is tame
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
LIVERPOOL COTTON

Liverpool. Octobar 24.-Cotton, spot fair Inquiry, prices weak. Good middling 12.5sd; fully middling 12.09d middling 1t.6sd; low middiing lo.4sd. good ordinary 9.19d: ordinary S.44d Sales 5000 bales including 6.S00 American; receipts l2,0o0 bales in- cluding 2,100 American. Futures closed steady. October 11.S7d; De- cember 11.53d; January 11.4Sd March 1l.S2d; May 11.2id: July 11.04d.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
SUGAR MARKET Nv A Asso~iat Preas

New York. October 24.-The raw su- gar market was unchanged at 4c for tduty free centrifugals. with sales of l02.000 bags of Philippine Islands due November 15 to IS. at that level. while Cubas were offered at 4.11c, with no business.
 Trading In raw sugar futures was light and prices. moved within a nar- row range. Wall street and commits sion houses bought, while the prin- ciple business came from trade inter- ests with closing prices point higher to points net lower. December closed at 2.4sc: March, 2.36c; May, 2.46c. and July 2.56c.
 The market for refined was steady and unchanged at 5.20c to 5 soc for
 fine granulated. The demand Is of fair proportions with refiners said to be severa ldays behind in deliveries There were no transatcions in re- fined sugar futures and closing prices were unchanged to 5 points lower, with December and later months 5.30c bid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. October 24.-Cotton
 goods and yarns opened quiet with
 prices fairly steady; reorders for small lots of goods for immediate shipment were general. Raw silk was reported firm abroad, but quiet here. Further lines of spring dress goods were opened. Burlaps were quiet, with prices easy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25

New sYork. October 24.-Copper, steady; electrolytic, spot and nearby. SIS; later. s13A. Tin, easy; spot and nearby, S2S.50i futures. s29. Iron, steady; No. 1 northern. $21 @22; No. northern. $20.50@21; No. 3 southern, $19QD20. Lead. steady spot, $4.75g 4.75. Zinc. steady; East St. Louis de- livery, spot, $4.70. Anthony. spot, 50 Q5.25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
STILL GROWING
From tf

From the Boston Transcript. They are talking about a couple more constitutional amendments. Let us hope that with about the Twenty first amendment the constitution will be regarded as grown up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
SPOT COTTON By Assocint<d press

New Orleans, October 24ESpot cot ton, steady and unchanged; sales on the spot. l,l73 bales; to arrive, 300. Low middling, l6c; middlng. 1s.25c; good middling, ls.25c. Receipts, 7.262; stock, 42S,569.
 New York. october 24.-Spot cot ton. quiet; middling, 19c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
NAVAL STORES

Savannah. Ga. October 24.-rur- pentine. firm; 6s1sc; sales. 37s: re- cefpts, .1ss; shipments. 327: stock. s7s1. Rosin. firm: sales, 1887: re- ceipts. 7s4; shipments. Is; stock. s3.- 1858. Quote: B. D.. $4.20; E.. $4.20@ 425; F. C.. $425@4.30; H.. $4 3504.40: l.. $44004.5o: K. $4.70@4.75: M. s5.15@5.2o; N, $5So; wg. $5.so: Wv |. s5.so.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
by comparison
By BRIGGS
Industriai and Miscellaneous st4

by comparison
 It Is also true that film producing companies are already on the market with educative films of a high artistic qual ty, bringing the whole world of natural history alive in extraordi- narily vivid and compelling fashion, so that the process of woodchuck's hibernation, or cows digestion. or ian octopus working day, or the auto biography of the deer, the lion or the hawk may be made as fascinatif.s as any erial story. %3tf
 There is a place for such pictures in churches and in schooihouses, sen- livening religious instruction or seftu- lar pedagogy. Just as music hasstts function in religious service, a pie true, too, may have it's edifying part There is country wide movement to- ward the utilization of these new ad Juvants of the minister and the teacher. Martin Luther said he ssA, no reason why the devil should have all the good music His saying ap piles to the use of motion pictures.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
NEW YORK BONDS By Associated Press

U. $. 2s, registered ......,.,...... 100% U. s. 2s. coupon, bid .............. 1o0E U. s. As, registered, bid ............ HOAX U. $. as, coupon, bid ............. f04L Panama s. registered, bid ..... 76h Panama 3s coupon. bid .......... T6A Amer. Smelt. & Ref. 5s .......... 7gfs American Tel. Tel. cv. 6s .H..... 102
 Atchlson gen. 4s ................. 7s% Baltimore & Ohio cv. 4las ..., 7Je Bethlehem Steel ref 5s ,....,.. S3
 Central of Georgia conso 5s, bid s9M Central Leather 5s, bid .......... 91
 Chesapeake & Ohio cv. 5s ......, SS
 Chicago. Nil; X St P. cv. 4lss .... 6os Chicago. R. l. X Pac. Ky. ref. 4s . 7lT Colorado & Southern ref. 4ias ..... 77M Denver & Rio Grande consol. As .. 68A Dominion of Canada 5s CsSD SPA Illinois Central ref 4s ............ 77% Int Mer. Marine 6s ..,......... S3% Kansas City Southern ref. 6s ,.... 7s
 Iiggett & Myers 5s, bid ...,....... S5N Louisville X Nashville un. 4s ...... S31 Missouri, Kan. Tex. 1st Is .,.... s5% Missouri Pac, gen. As .,........ 56M New York Central deb. 6s ....... 95% Norfolk & Western cv 6s ....,., 103
 Northern Pacific Is ......,...... TIM Pennsylvania gen. 5s ...,........ ssh Republic @ Iron ( Steel ss (1e4o,, bid ssss% St. Louis X San Fran. adj. 6s .. 64Js Seaboard Air Line adj 5s ...... is% Southern Bell Tel 5s ........ S6
 southern Pacific cv. 5s ..... 9iK Southern Railway gen. Is .... bs
 Texas & Pacific list 6s ........ s2n Union Pacific 4s ........... S2% United Kingdom of G. B. & l. 5hs
 " tissgJ '..,'.'...s....i..... ssh U. S. Steel 5s .,......-..........,. 95
 X;-S. Chemical 5s .,............... 94% Wilson X Co4cv 6s ........... sSN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
LONDON MONEY vRx, A.sr.ant~<JD D~~z.

London, Oct.ber 24.--Bar silver, 40 lad per ounce; money 2is per cent discount rates, short bills s% per cent; three months bill 3 11-164 % per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
COTTON SEED 'oIL

- aNssVCfHteu rtsB
 New York, October 24.--Cotton seed oil was easier under selling by re- liners and for want of outside sup port. Closing bids on active months were to points net lower. Sales 13,40o barrels. Prime crude, 710 sales prime sumer yellow, spot, S50c9 S.So; December, S.77c; March, 9.o5c; May, 9.22c, all bid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
POTATOES

Chicago, October 24.-Potatoes weak; Minnesota and North Dakota
 bulk Red River Ohios $1.75Q s1.S5; Wisconsin and Minnesota sacked white s1.65Q$1.90; bulk $170Q
 S1.90 cwt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
RICE MARKET

~~ ny AsBOclateO fre0S
 New Orleans. October 24.--Rough rice, quiet. Sales reported 1.23t sacks Carolina at 3.02@3.76c. Re- ceipts. 6.SoS sacks; millers' receipts, 5,515 sacks.
 Clean rice, quiet. Sales reported: :: 3S9 pockets Blue Rose at 3hc@4hc: 124 pockets Carolina at 5@51sc. Re ceipts, 3s1 pockets. Brand and pol ished, unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
HUBBARD,s LErTER


 New York, October 24.-(Special) J. While Liverpool market was weak on the Austrian situation our market showed decided undertone through out the entire session. The ginners' report. which Is due on the opening, is expected to De a big one, but our be- lief Is that present prices discount and the report and that 1t will have only a momentary effect on the market. Some people throughout the trade are of the belief that the government will issue another condition estimate, but this is erroneous, for Secretary of Agriculture reports that there will be no other estimate by the govern ment.
 We have heard from good sources that good quantity of New York stock Is being shipped from this port. We have not changed our opinion re- garding the future course of the mar ket and that is, that prices will work gradually higher. This report of to- morrow will be the last effective re- port to be issued by the government with the exception of the report on the yield December 12. The course of the market to a great extent will hinge temporarily on the rail strike situation. Hubbard Bros & Co.
 
 sTEWART's COTTON LETTER
 Birmingham, October 14.-A disap- pointing Liverpool came over this morning, bringing with 1t cables that the foreign political and financial sit- uation remained discouraging, if not worse than those that have been pre- vailing for some time. Our market opened about 20 down, which was only about half 1t was due to follow the early Liverpool.
 This opening was due, 1t is said, to the better views taken towards the rail strike and improvement in the demand over the weekend holiday. There. was a fresh storm warning is- sued by the government that covered the gulf coast from the mouth of the Mississippi river to Miami. Fla This, with good buying In New York. which was said to be evening up over the bureau report tomorrow, caused a rally of 60 points. The final prices were 20 to 80 above Saturdays, close.
 A rumor that the government would, coincident with the ginnings, reaffirm their crop indication Of 6,537 ,000 bales and also say that large percentage has been ginned. helped the market. considerably. If this is true 1t should take some or the sting out of the large figures. Attention is being called to the fact that the bales are running very light, which increases the number Of bales In ginning report. The market should do better after tomorrow's report IS out of the way.--S. R. Stewart x Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

! New Orleans, October 24.-cotton
 points.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CASH GRAIN Rx Assnciafed Preaa

Chicago, october 24.-Wheat. No. red, s1191a No. 2 hard. s1.o6@1.07M Corn. No. mixed, 45% @47c; No. yellow. 46@47%c. Oats, No. white Ssh @s5c; No, 3 white, 3o@s2%c. Rye nominal. Barley. 43@50c. Timothy seed. $4.50@5.50. Glover seed, $12.000 1850. Pork. nominal. Lard. $9.55@ s.e5; ribs. $5.5o@7.00
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25

St. Louis,, October 24.--Wheat, No. ?. s1.2s; December. sl.o6M; May, $1.11%. Corn, No. white, 46hc; No. ?. 46c; December 46c; May, 51%. Oats, No. white. SSh 034c; No. 8, 32@ 33c; December. 33c; May, 37Nc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
General Supplies
 Come in Quantity
 to Morris Auenue

 l The first car of new crop of rai- terday. %
 Small shipments of snapper end spanish mackerel were received but no change of price was made. Fruits and vegetables underw snt small changes, all of which marked an advance in price. Cauliflower was not added to the list. Corn and hen feed also took a drop while local cotton advanced Ac Pouftr- Garrett q Trfrnnis.f EgEs-Fresh candled, 400 042c. Fryere-30c, Hens-25 Q 27c. Roosters--12@ @1Se. Butter--l5W W2Uc. Fruits and vegetabrcs (Marshaii, Jordan < Ksith) Bananas-.Eight-hand punches. 50 to co Lemons---Choice and fancy. ss.7G oranges-.Florida. sGso crate. Apples-Extra fancy, 1e3 and larger 3sfo; fancy, sS.so; Rome beauties. Ss.o0: extra fancy box. JonaLhans, bu. basket, Sl GrApss-L Lokays-x27k. RutaDagas--Iansdian. sho. CaDDagvs-4c. sweet. lpV-lb. sacks, ixo Ib. xs s.n:onsEipwA T, I.as tso bounds to sack
  sz.lo; small cratei SA.o0 large crate. Sea ns--Caii.oin iinis. .a.xs 90 Ip.. Saiito.H,a s1sd 1soy nss so iS; D,nn beans 7c; Ivv pounds to sack, 7c ib. Peanuls-No. Virginia stock. S. ib. i; roasted sack lots, yhc h.: 60-pound lots, brazil Nuts--Mediunss IT, large vashed 20, r. V. walnuts 2B.
 CeIery--Caii1urnia, $7.b0 crate Cheese--Full cream daisies. 27o. Mackerei--lOU count. St.ov keg. A faEs E. ages to case, $o.b0 case. Cocoanuts--ivo count. s7; broken lots, x7.ov.
 Aettucs--lcebeig x4.6o crate. Graperru!t--kloI Ida, 70 box. Cianperriss-$s.Sv haIf-barrsI: t2o . barrel.
 pca.rots-yz.25 bu. Caulitiower-$2.60 cratA. kaisIns--L- l., x%6e.
 stock sed steers. Good to choice. h0TAs. medium to good. eWso. common to me uiunl AU$c.
 earass cattle tAccordinz to weight ousl. COWS. sWvc, aaeoiulu cove, v sc, cuttsrs %Vec, c~nneis. AVAsac. heavy DLIis, sw seafiinys. Swoc. medlum ysartlhSs 70 so. tssiels. 1Voc.
 k-oks. Ihoice corn led hogx iss and up. eVonc. ehoics corn teu hogs. l36 to aoe. eWenc, choice cofu hukA 20 to Ast. 'woc. ngnt pigs. >v polnus anu uoNn. cWss. uSst nsas, suxn noys, ow .c, na.i tat rough nogs. oW sc, sotl ana cily eoss rom Ic lo ~ per pc ana isss than ths AD.,vo prices.
 Fish
 tStapdArd biah Co1 Gray SnaLpvl-tl hc. hed SnADper--Iyc. Spanisn 4nacAarsl---51c. Sat % ~a.si Eout-2oosse Mlxeu z < lsh-l2c. MuiIet--lvc. UyFers-Chesapeaks bay extra select, Sz.sV gal.
 A0nta
 (Switt d Co.. Packera D. S. Clear BeIlies--ll 1s Q I4Mc, Pure Lard--Sliverleak, 1Sc. JeWeii onUrLonink--41c. hans--rles uIar. zsU s0c. ha.u5--oAlnneu, zxW2xc. Pork LoinS-z& U 2Sc.
 
 buIler-40c.
 k,.un \ 1u nc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25

Chicago, October 24.-Cattle: Receipts. 26,O00; beef steers mostly steady; good and choice corn fed 15@26c higher. Top yearlings .......-... .$ll2b Bulk beef steers o.7bW 9.2b Bulk good and choice vealers 10.50&ll.00
 Hogs: Receipts, 10000; mostly 10c to oc lower than Saturdays average; clos ing firm.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25

Meal and Fe~sstuff
 (Srnitn Grain Col
 Mixed horss iued, s4v; old style hulla, $1s No. corn, roc; corn chops, xl.xV; NO. white oats. DOC: shorts, %Ss: bran. S1S. l.. 5. ulsal | pSt.. s.-. Iced. l0U lbs. S2.l0: timothy, $34:, choice pea green aIlAllA. SSo. Junneon nAs &<c. whsS etiAw SLD ton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
BAR SILVER
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK Ry AsaOciated Isress

By Associated Press New York, October 24.-Foreign bar silver 7o1sc; Mexican dollar 54c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
INTERIOR MOVEMENT
 By Associated Press

Dy hssOC1ate0 Press
 Houston: Middling, 1S.90c; receipts, 23.70S; shipments. 21,os7; sales, 3,291; stock, 2S5,7l1.
 Memphis: Middling, 1sc; receipts, 12,o9s; shipments, 7.943; sales, 2,So0; stock, 232,S67.
 Augusta; Middling. 17ssc; receipts, 2,o76; shipments, l.0o5; sales, 59; stock, 136.015.
 St. Louis: Middling, 1sc; receipts. 3,566; shipments, S,l2s; stock, 23,225. Atlanta: Middling, 1s.s5c Little Rock: Middling, 1sc re- ceipts, 1,1SS shipments, 1,144; sales, 1.090; stock, 4S,365.
 Dallas Middling, 1s.55c; ship ments, 3,S7S.
 Montgomery: Middling. 1775c; sales, 1S0. Total today: Receipts, 42,6s2; sales, 34,S15; stock. 72s,1Ss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
SPOT COFFEE,
METAL MARKET

By Associated Press New York. October 24--Coffee, Rio No. 7Zc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
PRODUCE

Ky Associated Prces r Chicago, October ,24.-Butter un- changed. Creamery extras. .44isc; firsts. 35@ 43c: standards 3sc. Eggs unchanged. fresh gathered firsts, 45@46c. Poultry alive higher, fowls 1SQ2Shc: springs 21c; turkeys 2sc; roosters 13c.
 St. Louis. October 24.--Poultry hens 201sc; springs 1s;c turkeys S6c; ducks 25c; geese 200; butter creamery 45c; eggs 4Sc.
 New York, October 24.-Butter steadier;4 creamery extras 47hc; 'firsts. 3S@ 46c. Eggs firm, fresh gath cred firsts. 54@5sc. Cheese firm. av- ,erage run, 21h @22c. Live poultry nominal, no prices quoted. Dressed poultry steady; western chickens, 26QSSc fowls 2oQ 3sc; turkeys 25 @4Sc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
PORT MOVEMENT
By AssOcIatod Press a ma. MIA dlinn

New Orleans: Middling, 1S.25ci re. ceipts, 7,262; sales, 1,473; stock, 429, 56s.
 Galveston; Middling, 1sc; receipts 20,67o; exports, 3,7s1; sales, 47s; stock S92,O91.
 Mobile: Middling. 17.50c; receipts 1,0S7; sales, 6 stock, 2o,272.
 Savannah; Middling, 1s.5oc; re. ceipts, 3.231: stock. 190.657.
 Charleston: Receipts, sos; stock 197.439.
 Wilmington: Middling, 1Sc; re- ceipts, 150; stock, 33.69s.
 Texas City: Stock S,S99.
 Norfolk: Middling. 1Sc; receipts 2,S65 sales, 641; stock. lo6.525.
 Baltimore: Stock 2,647.
 Boston; Middling, 1S.S0c; exports 199; stock, 5,700.
 Philadelphia; Stock, 10,741.
 New York: Middling, 19c; exports 472; stock, l36,46S.
 Minor ports: Stock. 2,5S2,
 Total today: Receipts. 35,873; ex- ports, 4,462; stock, 1,536,296.
 Total for week; Receipts, 6o,420; exports, 1S,167.a
 Total for season: Receipts, 1,945,- I'll; exports, 1,5o5,7os.