1000 r S Cont Mines
11%
.70
3%
.37
.26
2*4
.03
.01
1%
.12
3%
5*4
.66
2%
1*4
.03
.02
.16
.05
.45
.04
1*4
.03
.02
1 5-16
12
.08
. 18
15
06
45
.04
3*4
.10
18
200 T*n! East
300 T’ni Imperial ...... .90
300 Cni Ver Ext ex div 29
lono West End Cons.82
2000 WhPe Caps Min.. .05
looo Wenden Cop.46
.62 .46 .46
2 1 15-16 1 15-16
1% 1% 1%
.17 .15 .15
.30 .20 .20
.1 13-16 1 13-16 1 13-16
.89
28 74
.82
.05
.46
Total sales of stocks 321.700 shares.
90
28 74
.82
05
46
SrGAR MARKET
NEW YORK. July 3.—The raw sugar
market was firmer today, but as there
were no sales reported, prices were un
changed at 5*»c for Cubas. cost and
freight, equal to «.91c for centrifugal.
There was not much activity in the
raw sugar jnarket. and operations were
mostly of an evening up character for
over the holiday. The undertone was
firmer, and prices were higher on cover
ing and scattered buying by commission
houses, some of which was said to be for
European account. Final prices were at
about the best of the day. and from 25 to
31 points net higher. Closing: September,
6.35c; December, 4.84c; March. 3.93c;
There were no changes in refined sugar
and business was light, with most of the
local refiners closing at noon. Prices were
quoted at 9.26c for fine granulated. In
second-hand quarters offerings were
lighter and there appeared to be nothing
available below 9 cents for fine
Roftned futures nominal.
Alabama Power Company 5s and 6s.
B. R. L. & P. Co. 41/2S.
Birmingham Water Works 5s.
DeBardeleben Coal Company 6*/^s.
Woodward Iron Company 5s.
Masonic Temple Association 6s.
