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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-20
TESTERS wEEKLY STATEMENT

NEW ORLEANS Jan. 1s.-Comparisons are to actual dates, not to close or cor responding weeks:
 In sight for week, 1s4,ooo; same days last year, 220 000o game days year be- fore. 2s2 900; for the month. 607,o00; same date last year. 64l,ooo; same oaee ae year date last year. 7.74s,000; same date year before LOSS, 900.
 Port receipts for season. 4,357,ooo; same date last year. 3.913,0oO; same date year before last, 3,901, 900.
 Overland to mills and Canada for sea- son, s22,000; same date last year, 1,o4o,- 900; same date year before, 621,0
 Southern mill takings for season; 2,1S5,- 900; same date last year, 2,532,00o; same date year before 1886. 900.
 Interior stocks in excess of August l. ss7 900; last year, 259,ooo; year before.
 Foreign exports for week. 1o1ooo same T days last year, 10000: same days year before. 115,coo; for season, s,oSS,oo same date last year. 3,236,ooo; same date year
 Northern spinners takings and Canada for week. 55,oo0; same 2 days last year. "A, 900; for season. 1.427,ooo; to same date last year, 1,592,0
 Statement of spinners takings of Ameri- can cotton throughout the world: This week, 293.0o0; same days last year. 26s.- ooo; same 2 days year before, 2ssooo; to- last year. 7,610,ooo; same date year be- fore, 5.371, 000
 Statement of worlds visible supply: To- tai visible this week, 4,S39 ,000; last week. 4, ss6. ooo; same date last year e.1os.ooo; same date year before 625s. 900. Of this the total American this week, 3.263, 3,00e: last week, s,372,ooo; last year. 4,145,ooo; year before, 4.4s1. .o00. All other kinds this week, 1,614; last year, 1,963,0o0; year be- fore. HIT 900. Visible in the United States this week, 1,ss1ooo this date last year. 2,506,00 Visible in other countries this week, 2,sos,ooo; this date last year. 3,602, 900.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 19.-News in the cotton market today was construed as be- ing almost entirely bullsh and new high price levels appeared in the early trading and again in the late trading. In be- tween was period during which consider able Uaufdation came from the long side causing moderate Impressions. At the highest of the session prices were IT to 2i points over the closing quotations Of yesterday, with March up 10 27.85c; last prices were 10 to IS up. with March at 27 soc All months rose to new high levels, October, the most active new crop position. opening at .26.25c and closed at 26.1Sc.
 The continued advance in, the Liverpool market with spot sales of 12,000 bales increased business in the Manchester mar ket kept the tone steady here when realiz- ing set in Estimates from Fall River were that the weeks sales of print cloths in that market would amount to 100000 pieces and they were more less of q support. Mill takings of 29s,O0 bales of American cotton were larger than ex- pected. comparing with 269,0o0 this week last year.
 In the middle part of the morning the market was at its lowest, under liquida- tion. 12 to IS points off from yesterdays close, receipts selling down to 27.50c. From then there was gradual improvement with the highest prices in the late trading, following reports into large spot sales in this market, statements from Houston thht Liverpool heavy buyer there, and rumors by cable that Russian purchases of spots in Liverpool amounted to 150 900 bales all told.
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Bradstreet Report Not Much Stronger Tone
 So Bright Past Week Is Imparted tn Bonds


 NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Cessation of the liquidation in French and Belgian bonds, which held steady. and brisk upward movement in some Of the speculative raii- road mortgages, imparted much strong CT tone to prices in today's bond market.
 Some good trades were made in the for eign list, particularly by the South Amer lean Issues. Serbian Ss and Norwegian ss each gained z1s points. Republic of Co., lombia Is, 2; State of Rio Grande de Sul ss Iz, and Rio de Janefro ss. Bolivian ss, Zurich s. Belgian 6s and Italian 6s, to K.
 to points were registered by Chicago. Burlington and Quincy, Illinois division, 3h; International and Great Northern adjustment 6s. Seaboard Air Line adjust ment 5s, Katy" 6s. Erie convertible 4s. Series and B, and Rock Island general As. A number of others closed at least a point higher.
 Cerro de Pascoi ss. Chile Copper Is and Midvale Steel 5s each up points led the advance in industrial mortgages; other strong spots in which were Eastern Cuba Sugar 7Hs, Goodyear Ss of 1881. Otis Steel 7Ms and Virginia Carolina Chemical 7as when issued.
 United States government bonds were irregular. The first. second and fourth AZ gained 2c to Sc on $100. and the other active issues lost 2c to Sc.
 Total sales. par value. $11, 900.
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STEEL NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Steel unchanged.
ArLANTA REsERyE HANK

ATLANTA, Ga. Jan. 19.-Statement of resources and liabilities of the Federal Re- serve Bank of Atlanta at the close of busi- nes January IT:
 Resources-Gold and gold certificates fb,S2s, 250.50. Gold settlement fund, $21,- s4S.s91.75. Total gold held by bank, S2T.- 777.142.25. Gold with federal reserve agent s106, 91S,6s5 Gold redemption fund $1559.S96.03. Total gold reserve. $780, 255.72s.2S. Reserves other than gold $S,083,S53. Total reserve, s144 339 576 2s Non-reserve cash, s9,S61, ,667.7S. Bills dis : counted for member banks: Secured by United States government obligations 32.055. .101.12; other bills discounted s1S,- 741S57.79; bills bought in open market $S10S, ,150.34; total bills on hand BPS 905 . 109.25 United States bonds and notes S135,750. Certificates of indebtedness s2,0so, 92o. Total earning assets, ss1,0 IT, 779.25. Bank premises S206O 4667s Jjn- collected items, s25,s9O,s ,s7951. All other resources. s35O,S2S.4o. Total resources $213 .19T.95.
 abilities-Capital paid in, S425ss5o. Surplus fund, SS,941. 553.42. Deposits: Gov crnment. $571722 member banks. re rerve account s54.979. 22s.s6: all other. S1,27s,231.6S; total deposits. s56,s27,- 1s0.30. Federal reserve notes in actual circulation, s12o.1e42s5. Deferred avail ability items, s22.775,394. All other liabilities. s6O7.4s4.76. Total liabilities. $213.575.1 .197.95.
 Ratio of total reserves to deposits and federal reserve note liability combined, s1 6 per cent.
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Rr AssocIated Presa

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-An opening advance in the cotton market today met a good deal of realizing for over the weekend, but offerings were ab sorbed on moderate setbacks, and prices made new high records in the late trading. May declined from 2S.4oc to 2S 17c and rallied to 2S. soc, clos ing at 2s. 4oc. The general market closed steady, to IT points net high CT, except for September, which was 2 points lower
 The market opened steady. un- changed to 12 points higher and ac- tive months sold g to 13 points net higher owing to the continued strength of Liverpool, the increasing activity of the Liverpool spot mar ket and a continuance of favorable trade reports from Manchester. This early advance to 2Sc for January and 2S.15e for March was checked by profit taking, which was accentuated by reports of unsettled weather in northeast Texas with better prospects for a break in the drouth. This news probably was responsible for-the rel atively easy ruling of October, which sold off to 26.35c, or IS points net lower. while the decline in old crop
 
 around 27 S5e for January and 27.95c for March.
 Offerings later were comparatively light, and the market showed in creased strength during the afternoon on reports of an increased spot de-. mand in the south.
 Week-End Figures
 Bullish week end figures also were a factor on the advance, which car ried January up to 2S.07c and March to 2S. 25c. There was pretty heavy realizing by some of the more prom inent recent buyers, but the close was within or 10 points of the best.
 Liverpool cables reported sales or spot cotton for shipment to Russia there again today, and there were ru- mors that Russia was buying cotton In the American markets.
 Reports from the local cotton goods market indicated that buyers were paving new high prices for some lines of staple goods and Fall River ad- vices estimated the weeks sales of print cloths in that market at 300,0Oo pieces. Exports today, S,226, making 3.1o4,355 so far this season. Port re- ,ceipts, 14.S4T. United States port stocks, 951, 1,105.
 NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
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NEW YORK. Jan. 19.-Bradstreets to- morrow will say:
 The trade. price and industrial situation varies greatly accordingly as domestic or foreign happenings or conditions are con sidered. The first mentioned industry is busily engaged. unemployment negligible: trade for the first three to six months of yored by mild weather in wide areas. is unprecedentedly active, and the chief sub jects of complaint scarcity of cars. Coal or materials for manufacturers are almost uniformly favorable. On the other hand, with punitive military measures being enforced against the worlds greatest debtor the conference with the repre- sensatives of Britain adjourned, prices of cotton and the grains diversely affected by war talk foreign security markets weakened, the exchange situation, one of the most important keys to foreign trade. being unsettled beyond description and our export mediocre. the foreign side Of the picture is hardly one to wax enthusi- astic over.
 Weekly bank clearngs s7,9s9,046 900.
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Mexico Changes Tariff

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1s.--rhe import duty on raw cotton has been decreased slightly and the rate on carded cotton in creased by the Mexican government, ac- cording to official reports to the depart ment of commerce today. Export duties on henequen and unmanufactured tobacco have been abolished, while the duty on raw cotton exports has been advanced from s2.5o per 100 kilos to $S. carded cot ton. heretofore not dutiable, mas peen made subject to an export duty of $1.2S ner mn kllna.
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To Help Spring Wheat

WASHINGTON, Jan 19-Experts of the department of agriculture have de- termired upon recommendations which will be made by the government for the betterment of conditions in the spring wheat growing states. These recommen- dations will be presented by the Assist ant Secretary of Agriculture. c. N. Pugs- ley at the spring wheat regional confer ence at St. Paul tomorrow. The depart ment of agriculture will name repre- Bentatfves to serve on subcommittee which the conference will appoint to go into the special phases of the regional nroblenls
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Wool Market Reported
 As Growing Steadily

BOSTON, Jan. 19.-The Commercial Bulletin tomorrow will say:
 ''The strength of the wool market has been growing steadily since the first of the year and prices have shown a further strengthening tendency this week, which while not pronounced and not applied to all grades equally, has been evident. Nevertheless. the demand seems to have favored the finer and the coarser wools with yonly moderate trading in medium crudes. Manufacturers evidently have been anticipating their heavyweight sea son requirements. The goods market is firm and healthy but waiting the Amer ican woolen openings on Monday"
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LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL, Jan. l9.-Good business done in spot cotton; prices firm. Good middling, 16.35d; fully middling 16Sod. middling, 16.2od low middling. 15.s5d; good ordinary, 15.45d ordinary. 15.15d. Sales of 12, 900 bales including 7,S0o Amer ican. Receipts of 5000 bales. no Ameri- can. Futures closed barely steady; Janu- ary. 15.6sd; March. 15.42d; May, 15.21d; July, 14.96d; October 14.13d; December. 13.S3d
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FoRrIGN EXCuANGEs

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Foreign ex- changes firmer. Quotations: Great Britain, demand, S4.66ss; cables, t4.66H 60-day bills on banks, $4.64 1-16. France, demand. e.66hc; cables, 6.67c; Italy. 4.S3c and 4.S3hc; Belgium, 6.06Ac and 6.07 Ac; Germany, .0061c and .0062c, Holland. ss.59c and S9.62c Norway. 1s.62c; Sweden. 26.90c; Denmark, 19.37c; Switzerland. 1S.71c; Spain. 15.61c; Greece, 1.2Sc; Po- land, .O031c; Czechoslovakia, 2.7Sc; Ar genuine. snare; Brazil. 1l.62c; Montreal. 9S 45-16c.
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Hubbard Bros & Go.

Members New York Stock Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Pro- duce Exchange. Associated Members Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders so- and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Special attention and liberal terms given for consignment of spot cotton for de- livery.
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-sweet potatoes steady; Tennessee Nancy Halls. s1@115. Spinach steady; Texas bushels best sl4O. ordinary. sl lQ1.25; poor. 75 Louisiana bar rels, S4Q5. Strawberries steady; Florida, quarts, 40@45c Celery steady; Florida crates s5Qs6; dozen. ss6s.25; s-1o dozen, S2.25@2.50.
 No auction in fruits.
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SPOT. COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. l9.-spot cotton firm; 25 points higher. Sales on the spot. 1,977; to arrive. 2.625. Low middlins, 27.13c: middling, 27.ssc; good middling. 2S.2sc. Receipts, S,6s1; stock 219.5o4.
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SUGAR

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Raw sugar was uuieter today but the undertone was firmer. Spot Cubas were unchanged at sAc cost and freight. equal to 5.02c for centrifugal with no sales reported but February shipment was 1-16c higher at 5.09c for centrifugal sales of 10000 bags to an operator.
 Raw sugar futures opened unchanged to points lower under scattered liquidation, but firmed up on covering and buying by trade interests. Final prices were 8 to 6 points net higher. March, 3.35c; May S.47c; July. 3.60c; September. S.67c.
 Refined 10 points lower to the basis of 6s0c for fine granulated owing to the re cent decline in the price of raws Refined futures nominal.
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RICE
Nrru np1rANrS

NEW ORLEANS. Jan 19.-Rough rice quiet; no sales; receipts TOO; miliers re. celpts, same. Clean rice steady; receipts, 9,S63; sales: 2.T00 pockets Blue Rose 45-16@4&c; POO pockets second heads, 2% q Sc; 764 pockets screenings, 1&c.
 Bran and polish unchanged.
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NEM YORK MONEY

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Call money was steady; high, 4 per cent; low. per cent; ruling rate. per cent: closing bid, 4 per cent; offered at A per cent; last loan. per cent; call loans against acceptances, sA per cent. Time loans steady; mixed collateral. 6O-9o days, 41s@4% per cent; four-six months, 415 @4% per cent; prime commercial paper, A @45 per cent.
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WOOL PRICES

BOSTON. Jan. 1g.-The Commercial Bulleton tomorrow will publish wool quo tations as follows: Domestic: Missouri half blood 4S@ soc; three eights blood 51@53c; quarter blood 4s@4sc. Secured basis Texas fine 12 months $1.S5@ l. 40 {; fine months. $1.2o@1.25: fine fall. s1.1S 1.30. A supers. $1.16@l20.x Mohair: Best combing 7s@sac; best carding 7o@75c.
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POULTRY

NEW YORK, Jan. 1e.-Live poultry was steady; prices unchanged. Dressed poultry firm; western chickens, 21G46e old roosters. 16Q22c; turkeys. No. 1, 42947c.
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roNDON MONEY

LONDON, Jan. 19.-Bar silver. 31%d per ounce. Money. 1ss per cent. Dis count rates; Short bills, 2h per cent; three months bills, 3s @2 3-16 per cent.
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CHuCAGo sr0CKs

CHICAGO. Jan. 19.-Armour of Della ware, 99 Armour preferred. 941z; Com monwealth Edison. 12ass i; Libby McNein 7A Middlewest Utilities. 4s% National Leather, 7%; Swift & JGo., 10s; Swift In ternational 2o15; Union Carbide. 6sh United Light and Railway, 71%; wahl, ex div, 56; Yellow Manufacturing B, ex div, 24s; Yellow Taxi. ex div. 71%.
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'OFFEE
 4n ~

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-Coffee futures showed increasing activity and strength today owing to reports of firmer cost and freight situation and stronger tone in the local spot market. After opening to Is points net higher. active month hs sold g to IT points above yesterdays fis- ures making new high records for the season. March sold at 1o.9oc. and May at 10.44c.
 The close was only few points off from the best. showing net advances of ' to 16 points. Estimated sales of 5000 bags. January and March. 10.S9c; May. 10.37c; July, 9,s4c; September, 9.22c; De- cember, s.92c.
 Spot coffee firmer; Rio Is 11s @12c; Santos As, 15h @16c. Cost and freight of fers included Santos ss and 5s, part bour bons, at 14.40@14.S0c and Rio Is at 11.5o G11.90c American credits.
 The official cables showed no change in the dollar buying rate with an ad- vance of 100 to 275 res in the Rio mar ket, and of 75 to 225 res in Santos. Bra zilian port receipts ss000; Jundahy re- ceipts 21. 900. Rio cleared 1900 for New York.
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WEEKLY LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 19.-Weekly cotton statistics Total forwarded to mills 5s. 900 bales; 3s.o00 American. Stock S43 900, American 474, oo0 Imports 47, 900, Ameri can 1s,00o Exports 5000. American 2,O0o.
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=
 pR0DuCE

CHICAGO. Jan. 19.-Butter steauy; creamery extras. soc; standards, 4S%c; extra firsts, 4s@49c; firsts, 46@47c; sec onds. 44@451ac. Eggs lower; receipts 9144 cases; frsts, 36@36hc; ordinary firsts. S2q sac; miscellaneous, S4@3bc
 NEW YORK. Jan. 19.-Butter steady; receipts, 6.561. Eggs easier; receipts. IL. 954 cases state and nearby hennery browns, extras. 47@52c. Cheese firm; re- ceipts, 34.12S pounds.
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BUTTER MARKET

CHICAGO. Jan. 1s.-The butter mar on ali scores, with s2 score bringing premium in some cases. The bottom scores were very firm with ST score sell ing at 46c and ss score at 46hc. A fair volume of business was done in cars centralized while demand for storage was active but offering limited.
 Closing prices, fresh butter s6 score. 45c: S7 score, 45hc: ss score, 47c; 90 score, 4Sc; 91 score. 4sc 92 score. soc. Centralized car lots: ss score 46hc; S9 score, 47hc; 90 score. 4sc.
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IRISH POTATOES

CHICAGO, Jan. 19,-Potatoes dull; lre- ceipts of 54 cars; Wisconsin sacked round whites, S0c4s1 cwt.. Minnesota sacked Red River Ohios. slightly frozen, soc cwt.: Idaho sacked round whites, $1Q1.10 cwt.
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NEW YORK, Jan. ls.-copper quiet: electroytic, spot and nearby. 14% 914&c; futures, 14&c. Tin firmer; spot and near by. 3S.S7c futures 39.1203s.25c. Iron steady prices unchanged. Lead steady: spot 7.50@7.75. Zinc quiet; East st. Louis. spot and nearby delivery. 6.s5G s.9oc. Anthony, spot. 6s6c.
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 New Orleans: Middllng, 27.Ssc; receipts, 21s s504.
 Galveston Mlddling, 2s.25c; receipts, $500; sales. 2.o9s; stock, Ss2, ,94O. sales 25; stock 9,175.
 Savannah Receipts 474: stock. 71.17s. Charleston: Receipts s2o stock 65.s Wilmington: Mddling 2Sc; receipts, ST; stock. 31.4S1
 Texas City: Receipts, 751; exports, 1,415; stock 19545.
 Norfolk: Receipts. 1.4O5 stock. 1O3 46s. Baltimore: Receipts. 754; stock. 3,066. Boston: Middling. 2s.15c; receipts, SIT; stock 5.632
 Philadelphia: Stock. s.666. New York; Middling, 2s.3oc; stock. 71, 45s.
 Minor ports; Receipts, s2i: exports Total today: Receipts. 14,Os7; exports s.226; stock s51,446.
 Total for week. Receipts, s5.41s; ex- Total for season: Middling, 4.s57.o1o; exports. 3,037,6 69o.
 INTERIOR MOVEMENT Houston; Middling, 2S25c: receipts 46s7: shipments, s,SO4; sales, S,S97 stock, 334.497.
 Memphis; Middling. 2se; receipts. s7,- 9o6 shipments, 4,ooS; sales 4.1oO; stock, Augusta: Middiing, 2s.ssc; receipts. 546 shipments. s1s; sales, 1.o4s; stock, o,104,
 St. Louis: Midding. 2sc; receipts. 4.51s: shipments 4704; stock, 19.397. Atlanta: Middling. assoc.
 Little Rock: Middlng, 27.75c; receipts, 1855; shipments. 959; sales. 1.742; stock, 55231. Dallas: Middling, 27.s5c; sales, ,s,472. Montgomery: Middling. 27,6sc; sales, 1a5.
 Total today; Receipts. 12s22; ship ments. 14.291; stock, 633,s17.
 
 COTTONSEED OIL NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-After advancing 20 to s6 points through buying by refiners and the south and aE i've covering on the hardening trend in crcde. we'll as cot. ton and lard, cottonseed oil reacted under profit taking sales. Closing bids were to 21 points net higher. Sales of 41 ooC barrels. Prime crude. 10c. bid; prime sum mer yellow. spot nominal; January, 1125c, March. 11.41c; May, 11.soc all bid. DRY GOODS NEW YORK. Jan. 19.-Unfinished cottor goods. print cloths shetings and combed oonvertibes were steady and slightly higher today. Finished goods finished i slowly. Yarns were higher. Jute goods were steady. Jobbers reported an expand ing business with retailers Wool goods | openings scheduled for Monday and Tues day will show advances.
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NEW YORK BOND LIST

NEW YORK. Jan. 1e.-Following are to- days high. low and closing prices of bonds on the New York Stock Exchange, and the total sales of each bond, in Sl,OOO:
 II. S. Bonds
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FOREIGN BAR SILVER
IETAI.S

NEW YORK, Jan. 19-Foreign bar sil- yer, 65asc; Mexican dollars, 4sAc.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-cotton futures closed very steady. Spot steady; mid
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GRAINS AND PROVISIONS
CASH GRAIN


 KANSAS CITY, Jan. 19.-wheat: No 2 hard, s1.12@1.21; No. 2 red. s1.24Q13l. Corn; No. 3 white. roc; No. yellow. 71s. Oats; No. white. 45q 46c No. 2 mixed, 44Q45c.
 ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1s.-wheat: No. red, s1.36d1.37; No. 8 red, S1.3191.34; May SLIT; July, s1.1o%. Corn: No. white, 7Shc; No. white 72Ac; May. 72%e; July. 72%c. Oats: Mo- white 46 @46kc No. white, 45@45Ac; May, 46&c.
 CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-wheat. No. hard. S1.20h. Corn: No. mixed, T @72c; No. yellow, 72072hc. Oats: No. white, x 946c; No. white. 43% Q44%c. Rye: No. 2, ss9ssAc. Barley, 63 1 64hc. Tim othy seed s6@6.50. Clover seed. s13.5o a 2o.5o. Pork. nominal; lard. s1f.57; ribst s1o.50@11.50.
 MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 19.-wheat: No. northern, sl1sN Q1.27%; May. s1.197s . July sl17%. Corn: No. yellow. 64h Q 65c Oats; No. white S9h 94fc. Flax No. 1. s2.sS1A @2.94s
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NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-Raw silk firm prices unchanged.
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uIrRnaRD,s LETTER

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-(Special. )-An excellent demand continues in Manchester for goods and this is reflected in the Liverpool market. which was again strong and higher this moring. Our market met the usual heavy realizing which always appears when we pass into new high levels. The offerings were we'll taken and the market has ruled strong during the greater part of the day. The future course of the market will depend entirely on whether or not the demand from Man chester continues Hubbard Bros. & Co.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1s.-Cotton flu lures closed steady at net advances of 10 to IS points
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RAW SILK

HOLIDAY IN NAVAL STORES SAVANNAH, Ga., Jan. 19.-No naval stores market. Holiday.
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LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-Cattle: Receipts. 500: slow, unev'p beef steers and she ocks steady to Weak with weeks de-