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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-15

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Cotton Statistics
 For Month of June
R2E04NED W %z4ARH E COUCA

Washington, July 14.-Cotton, con- sumed 6uripg June amounted to 50T,S50 bales of lint and 53,3S5 of linters compared with 4S5,674 of lint and 53,344 of Iinters in May and 461, SIT of lint and 49,296 of linters in June last year, the census bureau an- nounced today.
 Cotton on hand June 30 in consum- ing establishments amounted to 1882, 1883 bales of lint and 152,065 Of linters, compared with 1,419,SS6 of lint and 159,251 of linters so held on May 31 and 1,203,364 of lint and 207,507 of linters SO held a year ago.
 Cotton on hand June 30 in public storage and at congresses amounted to 1,936,025 bales of lint, and 76,3S6 of linters, compared with 2,561,007 of lint and 94,181 of linters so held on May 31, and 4.a003s6 of lint and 2o1,- 911 of linters so held year ago.
 Exports during June amounted to 491,079 bales, including 12,67S bales of linters, compared with 460,397 in- cluding 12,06l of linters in May and 495,474 including 6,27< of hnters in June last year.
 Cotton spincles active during June umbered 31,S77,015 compared with 8 65s,061 in May and S2,,760,904 ill June last year.
 Statistics for cotton growing states include:
 Consumed during June S3S,SS7 bales, compared with 331,771 in May and 272,7s4 in June last year. Cotton on hand June 30, in consum- ing establishments 614,754 bales com pared with es5.792 on May 31, and 512,901 on June 30 in consuming establishments 614.754 bales com pared with 6S5, 792 son May 31 and 51295i on June 30 lasts year and in public storage and at congresses 1,4S7,526 bales compared with 2,955, 5S6 on May 31, and SSH, ,003 on June 30 last year.
 Cotton spindles active during June | numbered 1o,533,332 compared with l5,S5o.9s5 in May and 14,s35.753 in June last year.
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S|DETRACK|NG THE
 BLACK RUST SCARE
 SENT DOWN WHEAT
Corn, Oats and the Provisions List Varied Up and Down During the Greater Part
 of the Day
By Associated Press

Chicago, July 14.-Better prt spects to do today with bringing about price declines in the wheat market. The close was weak 1 to IS net lower, September 113% to 113B and Decem- Der 116h to 116A. Corn finished a shade off to 1a up, oats A to h down and provisions varied from a setback of 1Oc. to a rib of 2hc.
 Fine weather tended greatly to dispel fears about black rust and as to harvesting delay as well. Crop experts in the spring wheat belt sent messages expressing the opinion that unless conditions changed dam age from rust would be small. Re- ports from winter wheat territory were to the effect that threshing would be hastened by favorable weather.
 More selling pressure from hedg- CTS was apparent in the wheat mar ket than has been the late, and the country was said to be offering wheat freely to arrive, although at a little above the market. The fact that Liverpool quotations showed but slight response to yesterdays ad- vance here counted also as bearish influence. On the other hand, rail- way strike developments failed to stimulate any important new buying.
 Export purchases of corn totalling 750, ,000 bushels gave some strength to the corn market. Oats sagged with wheat
 Provisions reflected lower hogs. There was considerable forced sell ing of lard
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES

H5y fAhHOtINICU ITtBs New York, July 14.-Th. market close,
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FORT MOVEMENT

By Associated, Presi New Orleans: Middling, 22.50c; receipts 1.990: sales. 1,0so; stock. 1IS,012. Galveston: Middling, 2S.05c; receipts. t.6S3; sales, 500; stock. 111,11s, Mobile Middling 21.75c; receipts 25; sales. 100; stock. 2593.
 Savannah Middlng. 22.50c: receipts, S6; sales. 106; stock, 69.46S.
 Charleston: Receipts 133: exports. 2.164: stock. 54.302.
 Wilmington; Receipts, l2; stock 15,9I7 Texas City; Receipts. 5S; stock S26 Norfolk: Middling. 22.63c; receipts, 4S: sales. 663; stock. 40,93s. Baltimore; Receipts. 500; stock, 216s Boston: Midding, 2s.s6c: stock, 6,73s Philadelphia; Stock, S.756.
 New York Middling, 22.65c; exports. 2.659: stock, 175,S92.
 Minor ports: Receipts l; exports 800; stock. s.3S6.
 Total today: Receipts, 5,2s9; exports, 762s: stock, 602.959
 Total for week Receipts, 42s64 ex- ports. 56.775 Total for season: Receipts. 6.216, 6,966: ex- ports 5S96,3S3.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON Rx Aacnoiafa.r D.asa

New Orleans, July f4.-Heavy liquida- ton of long contracts against values in the cotton market today. and much of 1t plainly was due to the receipt by brokers here of telegrams from Texas stating that much new crop cotton was being ginned in the earliest sections of the state and predicting a further increase In ginning by next week. Lowest levels were reached late in the session, when the trading months were 27 to 37 points under the final prices of yesterday. The close was 27 to 37 points net lower on the day. October sold low as 21 93c and closed at 2l.95c. Distant positions were ~weaker March trading down to 21.3Oc~ and closing at that price.
 The opening was lower under the in fluenoe of poor Liverpool, and the early trading prices were 27 to 2s points off. Even at this stage reports concerning gin hing of new cotton were having their ef- and the market s.rengthend for a while by statistics that were generally eonsid- cred extremely bullish. The census bureau figures of 507,S69 bales the American consumption of cotton during June were considerably larger than expected Later on the decrease in the visible supply of American cotton to 2,21S.027 bales. against 4,112,143 bales year ago at this time had it's effect and prices were carried 5 to Il points higher than yesterdays close on the most active months, October rising to 22.31c.
 For & while the forecast of showery weather fer good part of the western belt caused buying, but. for the most part eather conditions over the belt were considered more favorable than otherwise.
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Mast & Co. Fail
Rx Associated Press

New York. July 14.-Failure of the stock brokerage firm of Mast & Co. of Chicago was announced from the floor of the New York Stock Ex- change today. Samuel Mast is the board member of the firm.
 Chicago. July 14.-The assets or Mast x Co., whose failure was an- nounced today. are estimated at be- tween s3,0O0, 900 and s6.000,000 with liabilities a few hundred thousand dollars more, according to the firms attorney, William Wilhardt Late yesterday afternoon the Chicago Title and Trust company was appointed receiver for the firm following the filing of a petition in bankruptcy before Federal Judge Carpenter.
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TESTERS WEEKLY STATEMENT
 Ry Associated pr~ss

 Comparisons are to actual dates not to close of corresponding weeks
 Foreign exports for week. 5000: do same seven days last year. 10000; do same seven days years before 23.0OO; do for season. 5,s96,000: do same date last year, 5205,o00; do same date year before. 6.245. 900.
 statement of worlds visible supply;
 Total visible this week. 3,95S, 000 last week. 4.l45,0 GOO; same date last year 6l4s.0o0; same date year before 49s3, 000 or this, the total American last week. 234t,o0o; last year. 2,112.0o0. year before. 3.o09, 900.
 All other kinds this week. 2.21s. 900; last week, 1.sol,000 last year, 2.0s6, 900: year before 1924. 900.
 Visible in the United States this week, s76.o00; this date last year. 2,5SO 900.
 Visible in other countries this week. 2'9s6,ooo; this date last year, s,6ls.O0o.
 SILK UNCHANGED
 By Associated Presa
 New York, July 14.--Raw silk un- changed.
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Priuate Wire News
uIrnBARD'S LETTER

New York July H.-(Speciai- )-Scat- tered showers in the Atlantic states and in Oklahoma caused the market to rally around last nights closing prices. After opening lower on disappointing cables from Liverpool, where the trade at the moment refuses to follow the advance, the market ruled quiet and steady during the greater part of the day, until the last half hour. when some heavy realizing of cotton. bought during the early part of the week. made its appearance. which caused the market to close at the low for the day. Trade still continues to be badly con- fused. although sentiment is generally bullish. Hubbard Bros. & Co.
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Wool Market
By Associated Press

Boston, July 1.-The Commercial Bulletin tomorrow will say:
 "The wool market continues dull for the most part but prices hold steady as rule. on account of the difficulty of replacement of any lower prices. The trade Is awaiting the opening of lightweight goods by the American woolen company next Monday Buying in the west con- tinues in limited way.
 Foreign markets are steady
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BUTTER MARKET

Chicago, July 14.-The butter market today on fine butter was light and fairly steady. while lower scores were weak and unsettled, with buyers giving little sup port. Offerings were liberal and conces- sons freely offered. Eighty seven and S9 butter was not easy as usual. Cars centralized were weak SS and S9 score cars remained unsod at current prices. Lack of export and re- sulting speculative demand apparently was the cause of the weakness of lower scores.
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INTERIOR MOVEMENT

Houston: Middling 2290c receipts, t274; shipments, 1,s11: sales, 1.346; stock. 47. 503.
 Memphis: Middling, 3ss; receipts 1880: shipments, 179S; sales, l,4o0; stock, 74.- 5S5.
 Augusta: Middling 22.slc; receipts 65e; shipments. 1,171; sales. 279; stock. 71,366. st. Louis: Middling. 23c; receipts. 252: shipments. S72. sales. 50; stock. 16.201. Atlanta: Middling 23c. Little Rock Middiing. 22.50c: receipts 50; shipments 22 sales. IA; stock. 19,S94. Dallas; Middling. 22.50c: sales 554.
 Montgomery: Middling. 22.75c.
 Total today: Receipts, 3.53S; ship ments 5,06s; stock. 229,54o.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON Ir.< Aaa-zs.k.I n..-.

Liverpool. July 14.-Cotton spot quiet; prices steady. Good middling 14d; fully middling. 1S.s0d; middling, 1s.65d: low middling, 1326d; good ordinary 1235d: ordinary, 11.s5d. Sales, 1000 bales. in cluding 5000 American. Receipts, 22 GOO bales including 16.000 American Futures closed quiet; July, 1S.22d October, 12.76d; December. 12.53d; January. 124sd: March, 12.29d: May, 12.16d.
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HORSE AND MULE MARKET
 Ry AkaQciatNd preaa

East St. Louis July 14.-Horses~ steady. Good to choice drafts. $145@175; medium chunks. ssoali medium t6 good chunks $+oGSo: choice southern horses, $50 @ 10. common to medium southerners, SIS Q 20; plugs t5916.
 hands, S175@250: sugar mules. Is to 1e.s hands, t175@225: mine mules. 15.1 to 15.S hands. $1bo @ 200 mine mules. 14h to 15 15.3 hands, S1o0@160: farm mules, $1zoQ O 150; cotton mules. small. 14 to Is hands. $6o 9so; small mules. 3o@6o.
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CHICAGO VEGETABLES Nv Agsociated Eress

Chicago Jul y14.-Cantaloupes steady; Arizona flats. sl.oo@1.1o: standards, s2.7s Apples steady; bushels. Transparents and Duchess s2.00@2.25. Peaches steady; six ba sket crates. Beles, ss.25; Elbertas. ss Watermelons; Receipts, 50 cars; weaker four-tier 2z to 25-pound averages, s2.00@ S2.s0; 26 to 29-pound averages, s3.0o64.10. Tomatoes steady; flats. originals. roc 75c; poorer 25c up.
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Hubbard Bros. & Go.

M.mbsrs New York Stock Exchange, Ne,. Orlsans Cotton Exchange, New York Pro duce Exchange. Associated Members Livsrpooi Cotton Association. Ordsrs so- iicitsj for the purchase and sale of Cotton snd Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. speefal sttsDtion and libersi tsrms given fer consisnmsns of spot cotton fsr ..ds- livery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-15
Konr0N MxcHANGn

Wewe8vk, 4niy 1k<-Foreign sxrnsngs f.s.:l SlsN! sS,d.y stiis % on @ ssnss <, k aiJW. 1fssy. demand. t.b3,.oables <.tsA. Basium, demand, s.re}ks cables. TT. o.naAa as.nsnd . ;ilS, ,s essIss ss ;, .SlA. mds. vsv. dersnd, 1880. Sweden, demand. skSk Denmark, demand e9.lk 6witxer- fsnA nGnand. ft1A Spain. demand. 1s.6T. 0reeoa. demand. s6.S. Poland. demand, .eiK- cSsoho-siowakia, demand. 3.15. Ar esntma demand Sb.TA Brazil. demand. 1A7k. Montreal. demand, ss 1b-1eo@
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RICE MARKET n9 AaaactaFad prae

New Orleans, July 14.-Rough rice quiet; no sales. Receipts 1,l06 sacks. Millers receipts same. Clean rice strong. Sales reported 435 pockets Honduras at 4h Q7c: 250 pockets Blue Rose at 5c; 500 pockets Japan at Az B4sc. No receipts. Bran and polish unchanged.
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WOOL. PRICES h. D-
Boston. ,Ju'

fAkbUtfFFet f@TtS8
 Boston. July 14.-The Commercial Bull letin tomorrow will publish wool prices as follows: Missouri. half blood 46m4Tc; & blood 44@45c: A blood. 41 1@4 42c. Secured basis; Texas fine. 12 months s1.2561s0: fine 8 months. s110N1.15 Pulled: Delaine. s1.15G1 A. s1.os@ h12; A superiors. s1.0o6 1.05.
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PRODUCE

New York July 14.-Butter easier; re- ceipts, 14.462; creamery, higher than ex- tras, 37% @sshc; creamery extras (92 score). s7h @37hc. Eggs irregular; re- ceipts. 2o.47O. Cheese steady; receipts,
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COTTONSEED OIL n--.-

New York, July 14.-Cottonseed oil was quiet with prices easier through scattered selling on dull trade demand and the poor showing in cotton and hog products. The closing bids were to IT points net lower. Sales. HOO barrels Prime crude. noni- nal; prime summer yellow. spot and July, l0.4oc; September. 10.35c: December. S4oc all bid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-15
ELOJh By Associated Press

Minneapolis, Minn. July l4.--Fiour un-
 changed to Toe higher. In carload lots, family patents quoted at Sf.75QS.05 a bar rel in 9s-pound cotton sacks.
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SPOT COTTON By Associated Press

New Orleans. July 14.-Spot cotton steady; quotations revived 50 points up. Sales on the spot 72s to arrive. S52. Low lmlddling 21.25c; middling, 225Oc; good middling, 23.5oc. Receipts, 1999 stock. 1lS,0l2.
 New York, July 14.-spot cotton quiet. Middling, 22.65c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-15
POTATOES Rv Associafed PrAaa

Chicago. July 14.-Potatoes weak: re- ceipts cars; total United States ship ments. s44 cars. Eastern Shore Virginia,
 S4.00@4.35 cwt.: Oklahoma Cobblers, sacked mostly $2.35 cwt.
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rInh fSfandard h'inh
Dressed Beef
Meal and Fee0stuff

Meal and Fcelstuff
 lSmith Grain Col Mixed horse feed, SSb oid style huIla SIS; No. Z corn. soc; No. >i white oatH SOc; shorts. $4l. bran. $3si c. s. meat pc. $4s; hen feed. 100 lbs. s2; timothy. S34; choice pea green alfalfa, S3s; John Son hay. $42. wheat straw. $25 ton.
 lIlidoN No. 1 Green Sale Hides-I0c. No. Green Salt Hides-9c. No. l Green Fresh Hides-sc. No. Green Fresh Hides-7c. No. l Dry Flint Hides-13c. No. Dry Flint Hides-l2c. No. l Dry Salt Hides-llc. No. Dry Salt Hides-l0c. Sheep Skins-10 Q 50c. Goat Skins-10025c. Hog Skins-10c to 15c. Horse Hides-50c to e3. Tailow-4 4Q5c. Beeswax-204 Clear Grease Wool-27 Q 3oc Clear Washed Wool--3s Q 4Oc. Bury Wocl--17 O 200. Ginseng Wild s697.
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PRODUCE - By Associated Press

Chicago, July 14.-Butter steady; cream
 cry extras. 35iac; flrsts. 32@34iac. Eggs. higher; receipts, 12ssS cases; firsts, 2fia e |22hc; ordinary firsts. 20i Q2lc: storage
 pa clxed 23@23hc. Cheese unchanged.
 Poultry lower; fowls 2slac; broilers. 26@
 30o; roosters. 14c.
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METAL MARKET

|f New York. July 1l.--0opper firrn cleo. ltrolytic strong; electroiytic, spot end ssl; futures, ts1.12. Iron steady: pricea unchanged. Lead steady; spot. et.7o Q SIS. Zine steady; East St. Louis spot and nearby delivery sB.76. Anthony. spot,
 s505.ab-
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OUTSIDE OF STEADY
 RAIL STOCKS, THE
 LIST WAS SPOTTY
Shorts in Mexican Petroleum Were Again Punished, That Stock Making a Good
 Advance J
By Associated Press

New York, July 14.-The most en- couraging feature of today's uncer- tain stock market was the compara- tive steadiness of the railroad divis- ion In the face of more serious strike conditions. A few secondary or minor transportations such as St. Paul preferred, Missouri Pacific pre- ferred and Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred were mouerately heavy but the investment group was well sup ported.
 Otherwise the list was spotty and irregular forenoon declines of l to { points among oils, steels, equip ments, motors and shipping being followed by general recoveries later At the end, however, gains and losses were mixed.
 Shorts in Mexican Petroleum were again punished. that stock rising al- most 10 points from it's low of the morning and closing at a net gain of 2A after having shown loss of 4 points. Pan American Petroleum. Mexican Seaboard and Standard of California also benefited by the vigorous decline in Mexican Petro- leum.
 Former favorites of tho equipment and motor types were tossed to and fro during the early and intermedi- ate periods, but finis.-ed at substan- tia1 gains with American Can and Consolidated Gas. Final prices for most of the miscellaneous showed trifling changes. Sales amounted to 7s5,000 shares. The 8 per cent open in.- and renewal rate for call loans was met by private offerings at 2% per cent in the latter part of the day such funes were freely avail able at as low as 2h per cent Time money was firm at A to A per cent. but high-grade commercial ~aner was marketed as low as
 letnsr light day was reported in .s foreign exchange market where EAs fur hsr firmness of sterling bills srR6 in liking contrast to reaction ary tendencies elsewhere. Allied re- Ynittancea eased to 6 points and most Of the neutrais. Norway and Sweden excepted. were lower with Gern an marks two points under theix recent top.
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DRY GOODS

By Associated Presr New York July 14.--The cotton goods market was stronger today with a better demand for odd sizes. Wool goods were firm. Raw wool prices unchanged with
 fair demand.
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Was Firm of More Serious Strike Conditions
NEW YORK BOND LIST
By AssocIated Press

New York. July 14.-Followins are to- days high low and closing prices of bonds on the New York Stock Exchange, and the total sales of each bond Gin Si,oool;
 T. S Ronds
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SPOT COFFEE

By Associated Press New York. July 14.-Coffee, Rio No. ', 10 7-16c. Futures steady; July. 964c: De- cember, 9.51c.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS FUTURES
 Ry Associated Preas
CASH GRAIN

St. Louis, July 14.-wheat, No. 2 red, s1.15@117; No. red, st.1o@ 1.11; July. $1.11A; September. s1.11. Corn, No. white, 64A @641hc No. 8. 63he; July. 63ssc; September. 64Ac. Oats. No. white. ssik @4oc; No. 8, Ss1s @ s9c: July, 35%o; September. 36%c.
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----- UY ABB0cfAten PrebN
 ENnAsn, July 14.-Bar silver, eSE a per eunsa. Money. 1M per cent. Discount ratsst Short. 13-1e per cent; three mcnthAk K per cent.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Fruits and Vegetables Marshall. Jordan 6 KeIthl

NMdTsuhti, JOruan & heithJ Appies-Winesap. extra fancy. 175. 21s, s4; transparent bushel baskets. No. 1. $4; transparent bushel baskets, No. 2. sa;26; Duchess. bushel baskets. s2.75. oranges,..11s. 25o. per box. sS.So; s24. op oPpotsaGtoo.es"yirginia ate. cobblers, s5.5o per bbl. per lb,. aAe; Lookout Mountain seed Irish. per h., 4c Potatoes-sweet. new crop, S. Onions-Spanish, yellow. per crate. ss; iseans-Califo, nis lima. large per lb.. ilc; California lima. baby. per ib- Californa, new crop. per lb.. 7c Michigan navy lGO-lb. sack, per h.. 9c. Sack NG; Io, per b. ss Niginia roasted. 6U-lb. lots per b.. iUc: Alabama, raw, per h., 5hc; roasted. 1ac mia standards. SS.60: California flat crates Sl.60.
 Al@rshmallOws..,Anssiu 50 lso pack. Lettuce-Per crate. Iceberg, ss. halsins-L-L-, Der box as.e0 sesns-Green. per nan,per. %A.20 v |. 50. feacnes--Per crate sZo0. Eggpiant-$3.
 Peppers-Bell. s2.50Q3. Cheese-Full cream. dairy. h.. 25c. MsckereI--Ioo No. s-oz. kex SS.o0. Lemons.Fancy California. box. ss.5o; imported, S6.bO.
 EEss-rer doi, zs v zso.
 
 w. W. GArrstt | Sons) Hens-Large, l9V 2Oc. small, 17@lsc. tryers-Lafge size. @sgS3c: small, 20W Zoe.
 hoosters-12c.
 Eggs-Canaled, 22023c. ouLter-fackipg stock. 15@1sc,
 LAVE SAOCh (Birmingham Live Stock Maarket1
 Fed Steers Fed Steers: Good to choice 6h07c: medium to good. 6hV6sc; common to medium, 1s V6hc. Grass cattle according to weight qual- ity anu tIesn: steers. V6c; fat cows. 4V DC; medium cows, 5V V 4c; cutters, 20Sc: canners, h1 C. zc; heavy bulls, 3Qpa1a c {; light bulls, 243o; rat yearIlngs 4Qoc: hogs:. Choice corn fed hogs. 165 10 250 pounus, 1O4l0ho; choice corn fed hogs l36 to loo pounds. 9Ws1Rc; choice corn ted hogs, 90 to lao pounds, SQ9c; light pigs, sV pounds aown. IVsc; best heavy rough hoss. aw719c; half fat rough hogs. 4QSc.
 se1t and oily hogs from Ic to 2c per pound less than aoove priceA
 r1sn
 Standard s'iAh Col Gray Snappar-llS. Req Snapper-lSc. Spanlsn 4Mackerel-22c- Pompano-Sbc.
 Salt Water TTout-22c. Mullet--lvc.
 (Swift & Col D. s. Clear BelIies-1lb Q lsc. Silver Leaf Pure Lard-l4hc Jewel Shortening-14c. Aams-skinned. 34W37c. Hams-Resular. 32V37c. Pork Loins-zl 924c. Bacon--z3 Q4Sc.
 butter-3sc.
 Egss-2Ic.
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BAR SILVER
LONDON MONEY

UY AssoofAted Pre81 WUwrssk Tuly 1t---Foreisn bar sffvsz, S9xes Naxiosn doiiarx bs&o.
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MONEY AfARKEr

NV York, July i4.-Caii money saay; rafe, pax cent: closing bid. 2% per cent, offered at per cent; last loan. per cent. Call loans asafnst acceptances, 2A per cent. Time loans ensisrj 60 days. 1 per osnfl % days. COAX per osnti six months. xX q sM per cent. Prime mercantile pa- nar. A&tkX per cent.
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Minneapolis, July 14.--wheat. cash. No. northern. s1.45N @1.4S%. Corn, No. } yellow, 5S 0 5ac. Oats. No. white, 321s Q hc. Flax, No. 1. s2I0G2.72.
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SUGAR MARKET Ry ApSOeiafeS RreSa

New York. July 14.--The raw sugar prices declined owing to the basis of 3A
 for Cubas cost and freight. equal to 4.s6
 for centrifugal, on sales of 22.000 bags
 for prompt shipment. but firmed up later on sales of 5000 bags for prompt July shipment at 5-16c cost and freight equal to 492 for centrifugal and closed firm. Offerings were light. Raw sugar futures were irregular and after declining to { points early, prices rallied sharply on ac- tive covering and buying. prompted by the upturn in the spot market. Closing prices were to points net higher. July, l332c: September 3.42c; December, 349c; March. s.25c. Refined was unchanged at 6.50@6.60c for fine granulated Refined futures nominal. Closing: July. 6.70c. September. 6.s5c; December. 6.sbc.
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STEEL UNCHANGED
f4yN STOCK

By AssUcuHteu FfctH Hlss York, July 1<---Stesl prices un-
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FLAX SEEG

Ny AkROrfnted FreRa Duluth July 14.-Flax seed. JulS. $2.6s% tid September s2.55 b'1; t'c.ooer ss.lsi7 ! sfed.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES
 Hy Associate0 Press

New Orleans, July 14-The market closed steady at declines at net loss of 25 to 37 points.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-02-10
BLAINE

Several from this plade attended
church at Gains creek Sunday
Mrs. Henry Griffith was the Sunday
dinner guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Edwards.
Sorry to know of the illness of Miss
Georgia May Kouns.
Grover Lowe and Miss Gladys Nc
Kinnon passed up our creek Sunday.
Miss Nola Edwards left last week
for Louisa where she will help her
brother in the clerks office.
Joe Boggs and Lonnie Wells made
their usual calls at this place Sunday.
Miss Mary Phillips spent Sunday
afternoon with Miss Elva Edwards.
Ruth, Lexie and Aubry Edwards
were the Sunday guests of Pauline
and Charline Morris.
John Phillips was visiting friends at
Newcomb Saturday and Sunday
SWEET BREAD.