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'HE ATLANTA.GEORGIAN AND NEWSi FRIDAY, JUNE 16,1U11. 15 JOSEPH B. LIVELY i UTETtXAS NEWS Week-End Figures Also Bull ish—Caused Advance in Cotton. MARKET NEWS RANGE OF NEW YORK STOCKS AND COTTON MARKET BY PRIVATE LEASED WIRE.) COPPERS AND S1EEL name ok STnr jw Am. Locomotive*. Y Am. Car Founder . Am. r*n|»m OU . . Am. - Woolen .... Anaconda AicMi»or» . . , Atlantic Coast IJna . Baltimore and Ohio . New York, Jiihe 16. -In tospnnee to j«tendv cables, new crops were well sup- f orted at the opening of the cotton mar-, , . et today. Brokers acting for leading bulls ; Goeaa. and Ohio . . , were good buyers of new crop positions, j ^onsnbdated Gaa . . , Now cropa ranged upward .2 to 3 points. Central Leather . . . shove last night’s close In the opening 1 Colo. I* uel and Iron. . prices. Futures were steady in Liverpool. Colorado Southern . . The reported rains In Texas yesterday' Delaware and Hitdsri. were not confirmed today.' There have , Denver and Rio rj. . . been only a few scattered showers, and i Distillers’ Securities . todav the weather l*i clear and hot. Prices 1 **,ne . declined a few points during the early j ao. preferred . . . trading while waiting for Information | General Meotrlc . . from Texas. When It was found that the • Goldfield Con. drouth had not been relieved the murket promptly advanced, and at 2 o’clock new At the close the market Was irregular, the old crops showing declines f. to 6 r lnts. while the next crop months were to 11 points higher as compared with the closing quotations of Thursday. Warehouse stocks In New York Friday 104 480. certificated 93.453. World’s visible supply: foil. ’ " Great Western Great N. p.d Great N. ore . Int. Harvester Illinois Central Interboro . do. preferred Iowa Central f<n? sas C. Southern .... Kansas and Texas do. ’ preferred Tots!"sales, 328400 ‘shares. NAMU or STUCK. Lehigh Valley. • . L. and N Missouri Csciflc . N. Y. Central . A Northwestern . . National Lead . . N. and W Nor»h«ro Pacific . Ont. and Western • Pennsylvania . . . Pacific Mali . . . , People's O. Co. . . Pressed Steel Qar • Reading flock Island . . • . do. preferred . • Republic I, and 8. . do proftrred . • . SU'ss-Sheffleld . . Southern Pacific . Southern Ry. . . . do. preferred • . Texas Pacific • • Third Avenue • • Union PatMflo • • U. S. Rubber . . , c. s.‘ st.il*. I do. preferred . . Va.-Car. C'hem. . Western Union . Wabash .... do. preferred . , whouse Electric WIs. Central . . . W Maryland . . of 1 per cent. List Slumped Fractionally in the Trading, But Soon Rallied. NEW YORK. F«r the weeUj iM.niior iSiSol 21>.j»<> Sine. Sspt. tllO/O.OWi 9.P31».OOOI11,«IO.I>QO Movemsnl into sight: 1—J «09. OvsrlM.' 'S'»>| _Jj.MII. li.oilljuno Since Sept. 1. In sight, w k. Since “ Sell. tton questions: r ■ & o u J •Ifl J LIVERPOOL. Futures opened quiet and steady. Opening I’-crlouB i, w „ Range 5 !'. M. '*!•••. On**; £ 4 June. • .8.05 -8.08% 8.06% 8.05% *.04% £ y June-July ,7.93%-7.94 7.94 T.bS^tr 7.92 Tnlf. A f fit " Oil: * On - U01 “Of ‘NEW ORLEANS. Cotton quotations: T-; aVii^ni i- ni l- nr, n .c rs July-Aug. 7.88 -7.88% 7.8:' 7 #8% 7.87 i*’iJ r^ ! Aug-Sept 7.59%-7.61% 7.614 7.614 7.59% 14 5’Ss : Sei,, -° ct - ™ -7.S7H 7.17 7.27 7.>4ti 1 oct-xov. 7.11 -7.1s 7.ms 7.ish 7.10 ! 1 O .... . * 3 Ji ? 5 II June ! July (15.27 Aug 114.49 Sept 113.60 Oct 118.36 Dec 113.34 Jan 113.38 Mar 113.54 ..... 1.V2* 14.67 18.60 13.47 13.45 13.50 12.64 15.17 13.33 13.32 nil 13.64 15.19 14.50 lftio 13.43 13.42 13.48 13.64 15.07 16.19-20 14.60-62 13.66-68 18.43-44 13.88 13.47-48 13.57-58 1I16 16.28-24 14.48-49 13.68-60 13.31-32 13.31-32 13.24-36 13.45-47 By CHARLES W. STORM. Now York, June 16.—Improvement was shown in the stock market today, with the Coppera again leading tho upturn. Better weather for crops in the West was an Influential factor. Steel was another strong factor, making an Initial gain of %. Issues that were under pressure yester day showed fractional gains. Great North ern preferred, Union Pacific and Wabash preferred wsre among the prominent Is sues that ranged, above yesterday's dbse. Despite the strength of the market, prac tically all trade was professional, there be ing little demand from the outside. Amalgamated- was up % and American Smelting up >4. Within a few minutes of 1 opening ‘ * rhth, sendln jnlon. PftclL.„, . Rsnld Transit, and Kris were unchanged: southern Pacific was up 4 and South- •jn^Rallway up 4. Atchison scored a gain The curb market opened Irregular. Standard Oil was unchanged, but Ameri can. Tobacco was ofT 4 points. There was scarcely any movement In Americans In London today, their position being one of pausing after a steady ad vance. Mexicans were strong. The market was without pronounced feature during the morning, moderate gains being established In some Issues, while other stocks showed fractional de clines. granger stocks ranged fractionally after an early reaction 13.58-60 I n the copper stocks. Amalgamated mov- 13.31-32 I ,n * U P 1 Mnt and then receding slightly. 13.31-32 : A number of specialties, reflecting pool 13.34-35 activities, moved up slightly. * The market closed heavy. Governments unchanged; other bonds steady. MONEY~AND EXCHANGE. ESTABLISHED 1861 The Lowry National Bank OF ATLANTA Capital. . .$1,000,000.00 Surplus.. .$1,000,000.00 Designated Depository of the United States, City of Atlanta and County of Fulton Accounts of Individuals, Banks and Corporations Solicited Letters of Credit and Travelers’ Checks Available in All Parts of the World SAVINGS •DEPARTMENT New York, June 1«.—Money on call >U; time money easier; 60 daye 2lift24,; SO jdaye SK@>Ti; elx monlha >140114 per I Poeted rates: Sterling exchange H.64V4 I ©4.87 with actual huelneaa In benkera hi lie at It 86S0H 4.SB85 for demand and 14.816804.8388 for 60-days hills. Prime mercantile .paper ateady at >14 to 4 per cent. NEW YORK CURB MARKET. i; studenaker preferred irruplne Central MOM; T4toa i 7 , 'H , ! n f„b w • 27027%; Manhattan 1.05fi 1054; Porcupine Hutto Coalition 010%; Greene _ national Rubber 270 27%; Transit 3 3-1603 5-16; IJnlted States Light preferred 8% ft 8% Giroux 740714: British Columbia 14054; Ohio Copper 14014; Ray Central 1401%; Chicago Subway 34044: Consolidated Arlsona 1 6-16014; Nevada Hills 3 1-16034; Davis Daly 1014; Insparatlon 9409ii; Por.c Northern 70f!u7l; BtudH>aker 6640 ••^evgda-Utab 11-1601%; McKinley 1 LONDON 8TOCK MARKET. Slock quotations: IlnUHton. Auguxtn. . Memphis. . Ft. 1 otils, . Cincinnati. . Little llrck. Total. COTTON MARKET OPINIONS. market will show a better tone and an advancing tendency from present levels. .1- U. Wllllston A Co.: SHI It. Uayder.. Stone ft Co.: The technical situation has been improved by revent Ion ... lloulilation. Miller ft Co.: We look for lower levels. Texas and Oklahoma and the drouth bro ken formally contradicted this statement b'fisy and said that there were only light rhnwers, particularly In the Dallas-Fort Worth section, with possibly some benefit fair nnd hot In Texas and Oklahoma ex cept around Houston. Galveston and l*al- Arkansns, wheat at ::::: Caused Small Decline—Hot Weather in Southwest Strengthens Corn. 8T. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS. Wheat- Corn .. Oats.. -No. 2 red winter. Chicago, June 16.—Following a steady opening, wheat today became slightly rxtin© nnjY ritj. 'jrrauEiMr . nrt n f \rk«i»R» easier because of rains In the spring v.mnhl. and North Carollnn/ Fnlr alee-1 wheat country, despite the steady I.tver- where In the belt; no rnln. except .04 Inch pool cable. Many tired longs wero on the at Oklahoma City. Detailed rain records ! gC ||j n g B |,ie, and these were augmented *!!*! by scattered commission houses. Shorts ram In Texes. Three out ef eleven ^ Uvcrpoo , r „ mo ,- d to higher, against the decline here yesterday. Rrcnmholl cables that the steady tone there was due to private reports of too much rain In Koumunla and southern Russia, lighter Argentine shipments. Im proved demand from Germany for car goes and a general improved continental eastward to the vicinity of Kansas City, Mo.. Increasing slightly In extent. It Is accompanied by rain only on the north and northwest sides, good showers having been received at St. Paul, Huron and Rapid City, 8. Dak., and at Sheridan, Wyo. Fair weather prevails generally In the Hast, altho the atmospheric pressure Is The temperature Is somewhat higher In CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. the rest of the belt. Twenty-five stations In Texas record 106 to 106 degrees. From the shove It Is plnln that the • rntith situation has not been relieved. In- •hcstlons show Improved prospects for In creasing cloudiness, cooler east winds and fome scattered showers, particularly In tne north-central belt and Alabama, hut *« far no general rains are Indicated. Liverpool was about 3 points better than due. Spots 3 points lower; sales 6.0H) bales, based on the weakness In July In York, which Is still a source of nn- eeelnes* and checks support. However, UgaHIBHi M York for rale goes on Corn opened %c to 4c higher and held the advance thru the early trading. High temperatures and reports of some crop In the far southwest were the causes. Grain quotations: Open. High. WHBAT— July. . . 87 Sept .v . 87 %Akn- ”* July. . . 64% Sept. . . 66 Dec. . 54% 874 SIt 87% OATS— July. . . 384 Sept. . . 394 654 644 64% 674 66% 66% 554'644 66 384 894 40% Deo. . , . 40% PORK • July. .18.25 15.374 15.224 16.27 Sent. .16.10 LARD - July. . 8.16 Sept. . 8.30 38% 194 <04 the South and Bast, exceeding 80 degrees along the gulf coast from Key. West around to Galveston; also at Memphis, Charleston und Savannah. Fair weather prevails over most of ths Rocky mountain region. Another storm has appeared In the Ca natllun northwest. Atlanta will probably experience an other very warm night tonight, and rather high temperatures on Saturday, with fair weather. GENERAL FORECAST. Washington, June 16.—Forecast until 7 p. m. Saturday: Virginia—Unsettled: occasional showers tonight and Saturday; warmer In Interior tonight. North Carolina—Unsettled; local show era tonight or Saturday; warmer tonight In extreme western portion. » South Carolina. Georgia And Florida— Generally fair tonight and Saturday. Alabama and Mississippi—Generally fair In the southern; local showers In north ern portions tonight or Saturday. Louisiana—Increasing cloudiness tonight and Saturday. Arkansas—Unsettled with showers in the north tonight or Saturday; cooler In northwest. Oklahoma—Unsettled tonight and Sat urday; cooler In the northeast. Fast Texas—Increasing cloudiness to- nlxht; probably unsettled Saturday. West Texas—Fair tonight' and Satur day. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24 hours ending at 8*a. m., 76th meridian time. June 16, 1911. rfmp’turs Dec. . 8.65 tubs— July m 8.05 806 In anticipation of things ¥he market [ wheat was irregular today, but steadied after the close of Liverpool on range was above that of jester range e more confidenV'tbnV ’ ’ ’ • necij'f* ~ italna‘ lr» the .“outhwesY canned Montgomery. Ala., sends very good ac-| rom „ Humps, which were Immediately counts of the crop. This Is not a sur- followed by bulges oa buying. Shorts C nse. it is generally admitted that Ala- * ere )n the lead as buyer* during the »ma. parts of Mlsslrslrnl and Georgia * closing hour, with offerings at that time have had the best conditions right slung I inadequate for their demands. Final prices »nd have the most advanced crop*. {were %c to 4c higher, with July the feo- I lU Corn closed %c to 4c higher on report- [ed higher temperatures In the southwest. the sterday COTTON SEED OIL. Tnti»n seed oil quotations Spot June.. .. .. July.*.. August.. .. Psptember .. October.. .. November .. I open Tie ..I 6.4006.44 ..] 6.470660 ,.| 6.4606.60 .. 6.1706.20 rVrember January., Snles 11,700 barrets. .. 6*006*3 6.800633 which drove many shorts to cover- The I market showed unexpecied strength, bjt iMuMing !the corn which came out on the bulges 6 4506 68” I not only drove early buyers cut of their I .—!•(«« hut ?hi»r«» was short selling In 6.4706.52 6.4106.44 6.4606.48 position, but there addition. Oats ranged 40 %c higher to %c lower, e j.<v< sft ;Thn market w*. .irons on the rame in- s'' (tuer.cea as In corn, bn, mere wax mucti sISbs s, 1 realizing and short sclllns on the bulges. S SOfiS XI Which took the ctgc off. f'lJi'lK I Provisions were better all aroun.J In JsHSEJi-! nrli-e. but the trarto was rather slow. One 'grain hmiso wus crr.llterl sith hiymx at > I feast t.OOO.thW pcomts of September riba. : hut the soiling was sesllerod. i Baltimore leporte.l twelve loads of New Yark June 18.—At the motel ex-| wheat ns havlnx been taken for export. -* | the trade in cash here^ Was small. METAL MARKET. ch * n 6* tmdlng was quiet. - f _ Quotations: Cooper, snot to July !2.to with 12 25. August 12 2601136. !*ad 4.450 corn *6. srelter 8.8605.66, tin 420 45. (09 1 bushels. I bu3hels and of oats 180,- CHICAGO CAR wOT8. btaticns OF ATLANTA DISTRICT Atlanta, clear. Chattanooga. cl» Columbus, clear. Gainesville, clear. . . . Griffin, clear. ...... , xMrcor. clear Following are receipts for Friday and »Monticello, clear. ... . mm(ai. tn»• KatiiFiiavr xiNgwimii. clear. » • • Rome, clear Spartanburg, clear. . . . Tallapoosa, clear. . . . Toccna. Hear West I'olnt. p. cloudy. PRIMARY MOVEMENT. WHBAT— ' 1 1911. 1 1910. Receipt*.. Shipment*.. .. . ..1 £81.H>0“T .. ..( 215.900 | 3FO.0O0 314.000 CORN— 1 ! R'T.OOO - fOi.OOO Receipts Shipments.. .. , 171 502.0'* r .. ..! 479.W | LIVERPOOL ORAIN MARKET. American Smelting Anaconda Atchison Baltimore and Ohio.. Canadian Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio .. Denver and Rio Grande Erie do, preferred Great Western Illinois Centra! Kansas and Texas Louisville and Nashville New York Central .. Norfolk and Western Northern raclflc.. .. Ontario and Western Pennsylvania Reading Rock Island do, preferred .. . Southern Pacific.. ., Southern Railway.. % do. preferred.. .. St. Paul Union Pacific Utah Copper United States Steel .. do, preferred.. .. Wabash do, preferred NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET. Coffee quotations; I Opening. | Closing. January. February. , , . March. , . , . , April ..... May Jane. July August September. . , . October November. . . . December, . , ■ Closed steady. 10.80016.82 10.84 tO.48010.60 10.440 10.66 10.470 10.60 _ 10.460 10.48110.46010.46 Sales *1,600**bags' NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET. Nsw York, June 10.—Wheat easy; July 94; September 93%; spot, No. 2 red 94 In elevator; 96 f. o. h. Corn dull; July 61%: September 62. No. 2. In elevator nominal; export No. 2 60% f. o. h. Oats active: natural white 43045: white dip- P®* 1 . Barley quiet: m«ltln« c. I. t. Buffalo: |1.0« 0I.H c. I. f. New York. Hay quiet; rood to prime >1.1681.40: poor to fair lo© J t.lt. Flour unxettled: xprlnx patenta 4.»«<it.1S: ntrnlghu I4.40©1 M; oleara t>.90f?4.28; winter patenta >4 tout.70; xtralghtx »3.0O«4 20: dearn M.4S&3.70. Ileef quiet: family llj.to© 1>.00. Pork Il7.7ieit.00: family 119.00© Ready Money—Anywhere TF YOU TRAVEL ABROAD AND A cany one of our Letters of Credit or Travelers’ Checques, you will be able to enjoy the many and great conveniences of having Ready Money wherever you travel, and avoid the dangers of carrying cash around with you. In addition to this distinct advantage is your knowledge of the exact amount of foreign money you are entitled to receive in exchange for your American dollar—a very vital consideration. Come in and let us fully explain the • .matter to you, and enable you to save time, avoid delays, aud derive the full enjoyment of your tour. Atlanta National Bank C. E. CURRIEft, President F. E. BLOCK. Vice-Pros. JAS. S. FLOYD, Vice-I’res. G. R. DONOVAN. Cashier J. S. KENNEDY Asst. Cashier J. D. LEITNER, Asst Cashier DAfaRY AbY.-ATlUKIU.' TIPS FLASHED PROM WALL STREKT. (From Hayward A Clark.) N,w York, June 16.—Corpanter, Bafgot A Co.: The market developed a reaction ary tendency yesterday afternoon, and It wnen crop scares nominate tne maraet, and the bear element work them for all they are worth. Should only buy aloeka ■- 'tr the present. Financial Bureau: Beal cpjreiinnj ui Frees comment la cheerful.. Dow-Jonea Company: New regime In Mexico will abolleh (renting concessions of foreign monopolies. Connecticut house of representatives kills public utilities bill, iperlal conference In London suggests ring state cable between England and nxiia unless present rates are reduced. ,rk Williams will assume presidency of Windsor Trust Company in July active Industrials declined .». nils declined .44. NEWS AND GOSSIP OF THE FLEECY STAPLE. (From Hayward A Clark.) New York, June 16.—Carpenter, Baggot _ Ca: Liverpool was duo 4 lower on July, 3 lower on August and % lower on new crope. Opened quiet. % off to 4 13:16 p. m. was quiet but higher. 1 to 2 on new. Bpots quiet at old GRAIN NOTE8. 18.1 mess hogsheads 6%: country. In tierces 6V BUTTER, POULTRY AND EGGS. Wheat opened unchanged: at 1:39 n. m was unchanged to %d higher. Closed %d . Wilmington. ClaHijuIrn. . Augusta. . . Savunnah. . . Atlanta» . . Montgomery. Mi bile h, CVrn o| ©red unchanged; r»t 1:36 p. in. j it2*fe}£ni was %d higher. Closed %d higher. 118»fs RoSi IHcth NAVAL STORES. Savannah, Jtr»t 16—Turpentine'firm at 6240 53%: receipts 1,425, llo^lna firm: receipts “ $7ro(j t ;26. wlr.dow x , .-» 07.C». M *S*54.3:‘0. K |6 *04/ 6.85. i 86.77V*. II W75Q1.77*-. O 36.73. V 16.700 f ?:•. F. $6.6008.62%, D 16 CO. C B A 16.95. I •6.93. Oklahoma City New York, June 16.—Dressed poultry firmer: turkeys 12023. chickens 14025, fowls 8014*%. ducks 8014. geese 7011%. Live poultry steady: chickens 26028. fowls 16016%. turkeys 15, roosters 19%, ducks 13. geese 9. Butter strong: creamery specials 24. creamery extras 23. state dairy (tubs) 17 022%. process specials 20. Kggs quiet; nearby white fancy 22025. arby brown fancy 20022, extra firsts 19021, firsts 14%. NEW YORK GROCERIES. Nsw York, June 18.—Coffee steady; No. 00 7 Rio spot 12%ft 12%. Rice active; «!n- ’<H) * metric ordinary to prime 3%04%. Mo- lasses quiet; New Orleans open kettle 33 Chicago, June 16.—Bartlett, Frasier ft Co.; Tne weather map shows very lit tle rain anywhere, altho cloudy conditions prevail at many points. Temperatures are high again west of the liver. We are inclined to look for a market of a trad ing sort In wheat, and much depends on the volume of selling pressure which may »me In the way of hedging sales. A continuation of steadiness In the cash tone -will be a strengthening factor, par ticularly If receipts drop off as we ex pect. Until we get general rains we pre- ’er to buy corn on weak spots. The market has a firm understone, and we believe oats are worth present prices and advise buying on all depressions. The provisions market may firm up a little, but stocks are accumulating and the cash demand seems only moderate. Effective June 14 all trades In grain carry a commission of $7.50 per 6,000 each way or $15 for the round turn. All trades muT ' " sion rates. Chicago Inter-Ocean: A majority of wheat traders were bearish and short, and a number of big traders were bullish, but had no wheat bought. The mark<l regarded as in a position where It n easily rally on 6 little buying. Bulla said the situation Is not favorable for short selling except on bulges. Bears said they would be more aggressive sell ers were they certain about the position of holders of cash wheat. Corn specialists say the only weak feature Is the disposition Co over-buy on bulges and the possibility of good rains. They argue that every day without a •nd soaking rnln reduces crop posslhll- and 2% __ _ ... _____ __ _ pelnts off; middling 8.27: sales 6.090. in cluding 6,100 American; speculation and export 600; Imports 100, all American. Lfvarpod rabies: ''Market advanced, consequence bullish." Habersham King reports rains uncon firmed. Kxtlmnted ports 1,600, against 4,416 last week and 6,315 last year. Following are 11 a. m. bids: July 16.12, ugust 14.82, October 13.46, January 13.47. New Orleans, June 16.—Hayward ft Clark: The weather map shows fair and hot in Texas and Oklahoma, except a lit tle cloudy around Houston and GeUvaa- ton; partly cloudy in Arkansas and North Carolina; fair elsewhere. No rain shown on the map except .04 at Oklahoma City. There were no rains of consequence In th# belt. Map very bullish. The. inap indicates partly cloudy to fair In the belt; possibly some isolated show ers In the extreme north of Oklahoma, Arkansas and Alabama. LlVtrpoo! cables: "More doing; Man chester spot business Increasing; unlaaa further rains market likely to advance. Have favorable opinion of the market." Marshall, Tex., wires: "Ralna reported yesterday were very light and of little benefit. Temperatures remain abnormallv high, with constant deterioration over all sections where moisture Is deficient. I now consider all late eotton either a fail ure or partly so, and much of It Is re ported to me dying in sections." CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS. Chieago, Juno 16.—Wheat—No. 2 red 87406**4. No. 3 red 85067, No. 3 hard winter ftS'tfiftftU, No. 2 hard winter 860 87%, No. t Northern spring 96099. No. 2 Northern spring »30 98, No. 3 spring 880 92. Corn—No. 2 64%064%. No. 2 white 54%. 065, No. ?. yellow 54 4055. No. 3 64054%.* No. 3 white 544054%. No 3 644 » Oats No. fi 374. No. 2 white 38%ft3!»%, No. 3 white 3«< 784, No. 4 while 37038%, standard 33%039. New York, June 18,—While the market ■ dull and Inclined to hesitate, prices hold well and the undertone is firm. Rains in certain parts of the West have benefited the crops, but there are some sections that are suffering from lack of moisture. If we should have heavy rains throughout the agricultural districts It would stimulate considerable new buj'ing In the stock market. LIVE STOCK MARKET. slnts 1 _ . „ beeves 86.1006.66. cows and heifers 12 25 06.90, Stockers and feeders $3.75ft 5 40, Texans $4.9005 *5, calves |7ftS.*?0 Sheep—Receipts 8.909. Market strong, native and Western $3.f"'a4*5. iambs $5.1007. MINING STOCKS. Boston. June 16.—Opening: United States Smelter 33%; East Butte 14%: Shea Machinery preferred 29; North Butte 84; North Lake t; Algomah 10%. FOR SALE Multigraphs rebuilt. In g*>od condition. Reasonable prices. Cochran & Me any. 651-2 Car- dler Annex, Southern Represen tatives. THE FLEXOTYPE COMPANY. id actl r 6.80. i Ramsrfc*. oMahomo Is tl?e only district reporting rainfall. High temperatures continue throughout the belt. i*. L VON HERRMANN. Section Director, Weather Bureau 6.25, powdered 5.t0, diamond A 5. confec tioners A 4.85, No. 1 4.85, No. 2 4.80, No. 3 4 75, No. 4 4.70 t hreeo firm; whole milk specials II4. whole milk fancy 11013%, skims specials i‘09%, skims fine >408%, full sklnu 6% 4*7%. ALGMZ® RICHARDSON & CO. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS jgngEMyg) itiuii