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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-14
WASHINGTON STREET sNAP.

A bona-nde value-growing property; close 10
Market ST.; in the very heart OF several new
improvements; plot s4xi6o: offered below price
of recent sales; act quick. LEON FEIST
formerly Feist & Feist,, now located Fire
mems building.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-14
HELP WANTED-MALE.

AUTO SCHOOL OF NEW J~ERsBY-Yesrs Of
experience In auto scnooI : ork ENABLES US TO
give the best practical instruction at the low
eat fees; your license obtained after nasnins
orr examinations. Day and eve ing classes.
% Washington st.. near Kinney.
CALFsKIN TRIMMERs wanted. ECLIPSE
TANNING CO, 1f9 Sussex nv.
SHOB-LACE CUTTERS wanted. ECLIPSE
CO., 119 Sussex av.
VARNISH RUBBBRS-Two varnish rubbers
at once. D. r. DUNHAM & SON, Railway.
N. J.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-14
AVENUE

One-fsmily, seven rooms, all impts.; opposite
park; lot 25x160; price s., 800: subject to oreri
terms easy. BLUMBNHEIN a FRANKhl+
756 Broad st.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-14

CENTRAL OPPORTUNITY.
Five brick one-family houses of nine rooms
and bath each; all In good condition; income
81. $50; owner will leave 80 per cent. on bond
utes' walk of Broad and Market sts.; price
t37. 500. LOUIS SCHLDSINGER. Union build
Ing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-14

CENTRAL THREE-FAMILY.
Stirling ST.; two well-built, centrally located
flats OF three families each: always rented:
owner will sacrifice at SIS. 900 and make liberal
terms of sale. LOUIS SCHLrSIEGER, Union
building.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-14

NEAR SOUTH STREET STATION.
House twelve rooms, all impts. convenient
to trolley; price 50, 600; will entertain offer.
LOUIS SCHLESINGER Union building.
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CEMETERIES.
GLEN RIDGE CEMETERY

Franklin NV. and Joralemon St. Bloomfield.
n. j.: tel. 1881, Bloomfield. Branch ONCE
Newark. Scheuer Bldg tel. 1921 Market
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RIGGINS-At Orange, \. j., on Sun
day. February IL, 1911, Katherine
Higgins (nee Rockeford), widow of
the late Patrick Higgins.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral
from the late residence of her son,
Mr.. Thomas Higgins. q freeman
street, West Orange, on Wednesday,
February Is, at 8 o'clock a. m, thence
to Our Lady of the Valley Church,
where a High Mass of Requiem will
be celebrated for the repose of her
soul Interment In st. Johns Gene
terV.
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JENNINGS-At East Orange, N. J.,
Sunday. February IL, 1911, Sarah A,
Jennings, in her. seventy-fourth year.
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FOR SALE-sk acres on Myrtle av, Bloom
Held: suitable for building lots. For par
ticuiars address NJ. Box 90, Star ONCE.
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HoPP-On Monday, February ID, 1911.
Emma Emile, infant child of Gustav
and Katie Hopp (nee Somers), aged .
months 10 days, 45 Sixteenth ave
nue..
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

or theatre work, by Al
trombone player; non-union. r. Z. THOMP-
SON. IS Dodd ST.. Bloomfield.
YOUNG man, strong, wishes position in the
country, driver or anything. Address Y. M,
Box q, star ONCE.
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WASHINGTON AVENUE INVESTMENT.
A beautiful new stucco six-family apartment.
with separate store, independent OF apart
ment; annual rent 81, 900; separate heaters;
beam ceiling. combination fixtures; this propo-
sltion must be seen TO be appreciated. LEON
FEIST formerly Feist & Feist), now located
Nremen's building. Telephone 4sls Market.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-14

MANUFACTURERS. we have all available fac
tories and lofts on our lists. II none suit
your needs. we have clients who will build
factories to your order on lease. with option
to buy. Consult FEST q FE1ST. Factory
Specialists, Scheuer building. 7as Broad st.
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Two-FAMILY RESIDENCE.

Facing Heller Parkway or Summer av.;
fourteen rooms; all impts. :, frst-class condi-
ton; fifteen minutes from Broad and Market
Sta. as a home and Investment the location
is ideal; price sc. 500. LEON FEST formerly
Feist & Feist). Firemen's building. Telephone
484S Market.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-14

WARREN STREET SNAP,
Store property on Warren st.-Store with two
four rooms and bath on second floor,
and five rooms and bath on third floor: price
$4,000; this property is in good condition, and
little money is needed. LOUIS SCHLESTNGER,
Union building.
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gMacNALLY-On February IA, 1911,
Mary A., beloved wife of Thomas
MacNally, at her late residence. 8
Arch street.
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LINK-On February IA, 1911, Carolina.
widow of Albert Link. at her resi-
dence, 1W South Twenty-first street.
%Irvington.
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PETO-On February 10, 1911, Daniel
Peto. 1873 Livingston street.
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NORROW-At Fresno. Cal, on Febru-
airy 9, 1911, Evaline, daughter OF
Daniel and Augusta Sage. Interment
at Fresno, Cal, on February IL.
Jersey City papers please copy.
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McCLOSKEY-On Sunday, February
10. 1911, Joseph McCloskey.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-14

SUMMER AVENUE
Brick, corner residence; one-fsmiiy; lot Sox
10: house contains seven rooms and bath;
dining-room has metal ceiling and paraust
noors; hardwood trim throughout; hot water
heat; price SO. coo; owner leaving city. the
reason for this exceptional bargain. LOUIS
SCHLESINGER, Union building.
THOMAS sT.-Bargain; near Broad; twelve
rooms; three stories; bath; heat. makes fine
two-family; two kitchens; Sc. 900: mortgage
$500. FEST g. FEST, Scheuer building. 73S
Broad st.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-14

NORTH N ONE-FAMILY.
Woodside av.; frame one-famiiy; plot 4bxi31:
contains eleven rooms. reception hall and bath;
hot water heat; in good condition: price IS, 900.
LOUIS SCHLESINGER, Union building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-08
STOCKS RISE A BIG MYSTERY
Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke De-
MES Deal with u. S. Steel. \

An advance of 1914 points in two days in
the stock of the Virginia Iron. Coal and
Coke Company was accompanied by a re-
vivel of recent rumors that q change in
control Of the company was pending, and
It was said that the United States Steel
Corporation was 10 he the purchaser
Representatives Of the company declared
however, that there was no truth in the
report that the Steel Corporation was after
the property and declared further than they
knew of no deal pending involving the
transfer Of control TO any outside interest.
Virginia Iron. Coal and Coke stock
opened yesterday at Ssi7. AZ points above
Thursdays closing figure. and advanced
sharply TO o.. which is the high record for
the stock. made in October, 1907. as the re-
suit of the declaration Of a per cent stock
dividend. From the high point the stock
reacted in the later trading to 9314, at
which II closed, a net gain for the day Of
"a points The total transactions were
800 shares.
While interests identified with the COM
pany said that they knew Of no reason TO
account for the rise Of nearly twenty
points in the stock i'm the last two days. ii
was pointed out that similar movements
have taken place IN the stock of the COM
pany in the past on rumors. which never
were justified, Of q change in control OF
the company. The floating supply OF stock
is relatively small. owing to the fact that
a large part OF the stock Of the company
is lodged in voting trust which does not
expire until January, wherefore IT IL
comparatively easy matter to boost the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-08
CASH QUOTATION
export, { o b afioat.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. Inlv I. 1911.

New York. July I, 1911.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Th situation in North
Dakota was again source OF apprehension
and had much TO do with an advance cf
about SC Private dispatches from many
parts OF the state were pessimistic but others
stated that the crop was in excellent shape
and in line for a big yield. With conditions
unsatisfactory IN South Dakota however. the
trade was very sensitive TO adverse news. and
there was a good deal OF buying, even by
people who did not take much stock In the
reports. The market received further impetus
from rumOrs tina. upward OF million bushels
had been taken for export in the last two
DAYS. including 100 600 bushels OF No red 1 I
New York basis. july shipment. Foreign news
cat but little figure, Liverpool being y q I'D
higher. Budapest Il d up and Paris Il a u
lower. Private advices from Canada said that
che crop is 10 10 days earlier than last year.
and will be headed out in about q week. The
first If wheat received at New
York. Weighing 80 ID 10 the bushel. No 2
red here. a5c elevator. and o6Lc q h afoat;
30 l Northern Duluth. 81 0Sbs afoat.
CORN--Weather conditions caused advances
Of fully &C q bushel one time during the
DAY, while final prices were - 6l'sc net
higher Liverpool was sd higher, and export
business amounted to loads. all at outports.
30 . here 60c. export basis, Z o sfoat.
Sac net higher Cash prices Standard white,
RYE--Essy: 40 ,. 92c c / Buffalo to arrive.
BARLEY-Steady; mailing. 81 15ds1 30 c I Z
Fuffalo. Wheat including -four, exports for
the new season. according TO Bradstreets,
aggregate 1.3s7.2I5 bushels. against 2.07s.40
last week and 1889, ~ last year. Corn
ports for the week. pIso17 bushels. against
C13, s4s last week and l90.072 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New york, July I 1911.

New YORK, July I. lBll.
BEEyFs-Receipts 2.o39: II cars on sale
steers we're active and all grades 1oqloc
ttgbcr. bulls nominally steady and cows an.
changed The pens we're cleared. steers sou
az a. 40G so 20 per 100 In. cows, 81 5Omsfoo
pressed beef quiet and steady az ~ ioc per 10
20, native sides Latest private cable sdNices
nuo,ed 1.-Two cattle in London at l3d l3tsc per
H. dressed weight: at Liverpool. l0A. n II -.
Exnorts from this port tomorrow, ~ cattle
nd about 495 quarters Of beef
soie.-J Shamberg & son: IN Pennsylvanta
stscra lao 10 average. 50 20 per 100 lb. 10
Vira,nia. lIoO H. 50 90; 10 virginia. 1882 10.
So 30. 10 Virginia. 1879 ID. 50 90. Il Kentucky.
1924 ~. so 80. , ,,.o, 49,
5 sanders. IS virginia steers. i?I9 H. 81 90;
"a 1919 10. s. 81. IL. 1ll2 h. 81 40; cow
1880 H. - Po. 80 .,-,t - ,
IN So 80. is 1880 III, 81
Ksrrs Commission COMPANY: IN Pennsyi-
vanIa steers 1919 IN. 50 80. I, llo0 ID. s. 80.
p0s 10 s. 40: bull, 1880 H. 81 30. ! bull.
1870 To- 40. fresh COW and calf for s22.
Tohin a shannon: cows, $50 In. ~ rs
CAJyES-Receipts. 500. including FOL for
m. market; 3I3 on see. Good veals arm
others steady. buttermilks nominal. all sold
culls and ihrowou,s. stTss Dressed calves
steady: city dressed yeals. iois lac per III
country dressed sdl2c.
Snles-H n Hollis 100 veals III 10 aver
age 50 per 100 III POI ID. s..
W. " Hume 80 veels. lj5 H. sssTis (
J. O. curtis 4 son: IS veals 10 III. IS So
o culls. $50 10. 81 80
Tobin & shannon a. veals 1io H. 50: 8
cults. 1870 III. go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-08
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago July T.-CATTLE--R Receipts. 2OoO:
slow. weak; beeves. - 90ns6 90. Texas steers
81 60ds5 SO. Western. 81 75as5 90; stockers and
feeders. 50 S5Gs5 so: cows and heifers. 81 33d
steady FOR good. others weak al opening figures:
light 81 35GS6 So. mixed so :5ds8 50. heavy
SO 20dSe so; rough. 50 2odt6 80; good to choice
heavy. 50 a5as6 SO; pigs. 81 l9as665 bulk of
weak native 81 60Gs4 10: Western. s3TS4 so:
yearllngs s. 40aS5 so: lambs. native, 81 25T
s. %. Western 81 T5ds7 IS.
Cincinnati. July 7-CATTLE- Receipts 500
very slow. with good to choice dry fed and other
grades about steady steers: 81 'oas6 %. heit-
and strong 10 25c higher at SASS -. HOGS
Receipts . SIS. active and strong az YESTERDAY =
early prices: packers. 81 70GS6 50. stays SASS
sows 81 65dS6. pigs and lights. 81 5OaS6 SO
SUEEP-Receipts. 1891 steady at 81 1888 30:
string lambs. <3nsI no
slow. unchanged. NEALS-Receipts ssh: ac-
tive ana 2ac higher at 81 5Oqsa 90 HOGS Re
cepts 1900. fairly active steady 10 strong:
heavy and mixed. 81 2oas7 -. Workers. s7asT 25
pigs 81 9oas7 roughs, s6Gs6 rs: stags 81 'oa
LAMBS Receipts. 400 slow yearlings steady.
ings. IS 2SGs5 Is: wethers 81 25as4 40. ewes.
81 25TS3 IS; sheep. mixed. 81 50dSi
tBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
St Louls July 7.-CATTLE-Recepts. 2.76s.
good grades steady. others Toe lower steers
H05; Southern steers. Sass 60 COWS 81 s5d
s. HOGS Receipts a65l active aud Sc higher,
choice light and medium weights. 80 900 81 80
bulk of sales So 05dsb IS; good pigs. 50 2S6i
sGSo po2r Gs: ssgss .Ss.S 50 ,Sss' So
steady. lambs 2Se lower; good lambs. 81 251s7
medium rs e0df8 Is, fair f5dsT 10. eus. 81 81
asa. sheep, So 5ods3 rs; common, s. 1agss a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-08
FOREIGN MARKET rs.

Liverpool. July 7--wHEEAL-tS,p Spot s Yd T 70
Manitoba 7s giad. y" =. IS ,zI, y" 81
9s-d. futures Nrm. july. Gs II 20; Oc'o g,,i
Is 100: December 20 lo'sd.c 'Cl III. , nor.
~ american mixed old. rs Cd Now an, ,1,,
n yam Kim dried. 5s I'd; futures arm s2!s1n
mri, - to,is o5s uOPs-in London b'a-
cidc coas0. g i'sGT plS@sRKF bFff @css
r VIZ Ias ID HAMS short cut o,zs,
RAcoN-Cnnberlgn cpt. 35s shor' r r1Si lee
'sht 53s. neavy. ~ short 9e"I , sSShS wei
sin.,idSrs suuare 4Gs. LARp--fdlms Man.
o,o ,icrres lis va. American refined. paw
92s CHEESE canadIan hnfs' rTTpF irg Good
rT IN states nominal I TUnPE lac ~.
Spirits 3os Cd. RoslE-ComImr%nSst!i t o on.
TpoI Ft-N-Kehntd Oizd. LlNsbbp eneI
is "a coTToNsEED oILnHi,ua,,i T., 1eI Ion,
sDot. rs Cd TALLOW-Australiah u -"
COZ london nj irly RAW suGAnaAIq stoI,1I'iT.
ne ccntrifugal. 12s Sad. az 81.
sEEp~JnIy-Nusu G7s "a. LISsTEpE6GG "a VI
4ps , -, refined. I'd spirits 6'td IN or
PENTiHF-spirits 3ss cd EOSi''-
lean strained Us. hne Igt s Elm 10 francs.
Antwerp. July 7.--PETROLEC"' 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-08

10. i5c toms. lac. common ia l3c; BRoIL-
Frs Philadelphia and other nearby fancy
SQUAD pnir, 400 f5c. average best. - q &c
PENNSYLVANIA. average best, PIG &c; West
ern dry picked, average best. 2ld22c; under
Is ~ to pgir. 1I9 !oc' western scaIded: -9c .
5 lSSsS 5 Me IS TO- 80 isc 10 ID and under
J2d l3c: DRY, picked. bbls, iced. : ID average
Southern and Southwestern. average, l3i,alfc
Western scalded. average best l3lsQ14c; West
ern and Southern. scalded. poor to fair. loq
iliac. old cocks. dry picked, N. 81; scalded.
She: SPRING DUCKS. Long Island and East
ern. l4iic. PENNSYLVANIA. Sac; SQUADS prime
large white. dozen. 81 J0aS3 80: dark. 81; culls
toc. Frozen-TURKElS. young toms. 2la23c
hens liG20c; old. eoc. Texas. i6dlsc; hroil-
ers, milk fed. fancy. "a 10 and under, &c; %
1sc 20 to 30 No. 15c; No g. l2c roasters milk
fed fancy. large. 1s9isi.c; 10 1IG1sc; fair
to good. isc. corn fed, fancy, large. lel1c :
7al6c: old cocks sH@9c frozen. scalded, box
packed. fancy roasters. large. l5dl8c: 10.
14zdl5c. flyers. 13c; FOWLS. 14'.c; broilers,
POTATOES AND vEGETABLES-Firm on
high grade Southern white potatoes; to-day's
arrivals OF good stock cleaned up closely. As
parasus shows Irregular quality and little fancy
sells we'll. but market oversupped with or
binary. Cucumbers steady for high grade Let
easier. Squash selling at irregular prices
High grade Jersey tomatoes meeting good de-
mand and better sorts OF Maryands selling
well. POTATOES new, white, No ]. Dbl, 81 no
ass seconds. .s2gs2 y; sgIs. q soas2; old, Dbl
sew. basket. 81 5oqs2 10: ONIONS. Long Island
yellow, bbl, 81 25gs2 so, white, Jersey, basket.
81 80: yellow. slasl 25 Maryland and Virginia.
yellow SlGSl 10. Virginia, white, small basket
@ocasi 10; AsPARAGGs. green. dozen punches
siaS2 culls. 25df6oc: white, 75cas1 rs; culls:
37G5Oc: BEANS, Western New York. basket. -
9f6nc; Jersey. wax. 2nd5oc. green, 2Olf5Oc:
BETS. 100 lunches. slas2: Dbl. 81 2sasi -;
CARROTS loo punches, slds2; CABBAGEs,
Delaware and Maryland. Dbl. 81 %; CALI.l-
FLOWERS, Long Island. Dbl slds2i CELERY
stare and Jersey bunch i5G5Oc; CORN. Jersey,
5Ocas2. North Carolina, 30cdsl - CUCuM-
BRRS. Jersey. dollhouse, basket Sass; Della
ware and Maryland. basket. sIaSl IS: Virginia;
bssket. SoT75c: BGGPLANTs. box, 75cqsi %;
HoRsERADIsH. 100 n. sS9s8; LIMA BEANS
81 80: LETTUCE. hbl. 23q65c; basket. i5atoc
fiGs2: PEAS, state. large basket 81 Soqti -;
i arse S SasE sISsi So small 81 PEPPERs.
Ierssy. box. 81 5Ods2. Southern, sI9s2: carrier
siGSi 30. SQUASH. marrow bh- vi o9gSZ; ne; XsI-
r ,GW hi. siasi 25 white. 100 lunches 81
al ~ bbi. tiaSi 75 TOMATOES. Jersey;
hscms box, s. 80. Monmouth County. 81 5og
40 5o. Sonth Jersey. box. 81 hoTs2: cuhs. siT
81 ": Delaware and MARYLAND; 3,hasket carrie
mcTsl: 8 basket carrier. siqsl 80; Norfolk
erate 7scasl y: Florida and South Carolina
carrier. I0cfysI Mississippi case 3sT4oe pe 1ss
.o1ssc. hothouse. ~. l0dl2' WAIEHCRbSs'
loo punches. s2as3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-08
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

,,.a,, ru1, THE Commercial Bulletin
viii cav Of the wool market SATURDAY -.
THE Boston wool market mas he nee. on on -
- ,,,eit,s holidav and since our last report
,rS iitt1e business has heon transacted buy
cys showing no desire whatever to brave ne
49, Of the streets. except II were apsoiu'e''
lin N. West little has been cone helWet.
,-o,,e-e aud dealers. prices showing eilsn'
tendency % sag. although sIo"ets al mo, yools
bo,'o been dun and don"stics have moved onI2
70 ur,itcd quantities Of new territories an"
go a. i,ich were az about former prices.
H' '.r,c e. fnrreuts Of wool from Boston 70
r,,II q. inclusive were ioIfo3.13 p9unpS;,
ag tins, 1o6o3o57 for ne zane tnc,p psr' "rc
TAX 100 ~ pounds against 1l3.1S7S3o for nc
..,.. period last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-08
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
COTTON-Heports Of further

COTTON-EepOrfs or furtncT showers IN me
Southwest and prospects for continued unset
tied ard showery weather in the western belt
caused al opening decline. but while old crop
months were generally weak later deliveries
rallied several points from the lowest The
market closed steady at "A net decline Of from
20 rs points on near months but ONLY n u
points under the closing figures ~ THURSDAY
on fan and winter deliveries Week end fig
ures were about as expected and eAerted no
apparent influence the market Private
Ca bles from Liverpool reported that Manches-
ter spinners had decided against the short
time proposition Weekly movement figures:
Por; receipts. s.Cs5 bales, against 220si last
year; overland {" mills and canada, 89Gl.
against $50 last year. Southern mill takings
testimatcdl. 10000. against 10000 last year;
logs Of stock q int arior towns. 10 22I. against
"a 0as last wear; brought into sight for the
week, % 40. against 1874 last year To,el
crop NOV ement-Port receipts. S.iI1,J6I tH-
45l added Savannah etc). against T2025l5
last year. overland 20 mills and Canada,
Q37 90I. against s24.012 last year; southern
mill takinss. 100000, agairSt 100000 last
wear: stock At interior towns in excess of sep
,enbcr J. g.. 40i. against 42,54s last year
brought into sight thus far for season, IL
Cpl 96i against 10. / go 075 last year. The total
crop movement is for $40 days this season
against ~ days last season Local contract
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-08

Spot cot on quiet and 20 poinis lower at
Il IS for nlddlne upland. sales, nil. Liver
pool cables Spot quiet, sales, 5000 bales
irnports 3 COO; American, 1000. middling up
land 1914 futures opened steady at 20 o.
points decline: closed quiet AT net decline
81 ~ n POINTS July 7.6id. July August,
7,G1isd: August September, 730l5d; Septem-
ber-October. 7.O4d October-November. 69l I'D;
November December. 6s3.zd, Decemoer-gan-
uarv GSjNd. January February 6s6d; Feb
rllarv- March esd: March > pril. 0sSd.
COCFFE-Much less active but steadier'
with near months showing special nrmness In
late trading Other positions somewhat irreg-
ular but tone of market was steady AT ING
close. with last prices showing n net decline or
. minis on October but an advance Of to
onints or tho summer month"; and from 20
poiuts Oh other positions. sales. 2o!5o bags
Isovrc was 4, Il y franc higher and Hamburg
showed - similar gain. Rio was p reis high
e. and Santos loo refs lower. spot STEADY II
ii 5-iGc 10 1880 for Rio No !. Local contract
prices: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-08
ITOJR AND MEM

flour AND MENI~FIour stea9y. put
spring patents, $5@s5 Is: winter stragh rs
81 o5Gsi %: winer. patents = "Y% Ts5, og
a. iods2 90: extra No winter 81 ga 80 30;
K,naaa siraights 81 2o1si 80; fancy spring
patents, $es9$eis RYE FLot ,ancI a pslP
81 40. CORNMEAIc-Firm; kiln dried 81 40
PAG MEAIe-Fme white and ysllow' 81 500
trfi i sea %: STANDARD middlins, s25 60; n9qr
90 SOS 81 red dog, SIS GO. city bran, $23 bulk
sol sacks. middiine. so COZ SIS 80. red Dog
<2o: hominy chop. s2i bulk. $50 20 sacks OIL
'''i PROVISIONS little Investment demand.
VIII strength IN grain and rather llght re,
reIpts gave the market hrmer tone and
Ic@: psf SSsi7 80, family sissis; shor
.Ia e. t slS 72as sias.s g se pseSs
IliMs-Eirm; '27 5Oqs2o !, 30 DRESSED igS Il
HOGS neohsi go ,o ~ ,o, 10. ci'r EARS
o1fickicd bellies quiet: 10 H. .12il aHac; IL
H. Nc: u u; lomio,5cc.. rckied hams
~. GrGc LARD-Flrm. Middle West. S.35G
. i5c. oity Sc; refined steady; south America
compound INN. 7sq7-tc. sTEARlNE-oleo.
hG75sc: city lard. l0c
sUGsK-Rehned steady 10 Arm and IN
changed. standard granulated. 3loc net. less
. nor cent cash IN London beet sugar held
frrl and :. q Sd higher July and August. i2s;
october 10 December. lis I'd. Raw here
T.. u With tendency upward. nero Ndt ~
safe i' Of 1000 naes cuba centrifugal July
shipusni at 21c basis 96 test cost and
frt ifnt. equal 10 4.l1c here. Algo 1000 tors
- CroiN cent? sugal. August shipment, ~
eoual 10 iITc here. SPOT prices; Centrifuga Al
~ test. 4O5s. Ian'tnyFdo, 80 t'st' J55c. ana
r,nl .rSas sItar 80 tsht. 800.
RICE-Stcsdy hut quiet
WETALS-COPPFH- dull. spot.
1om12 20c. july. ~. lbm 2.30c. August " lI'5
N1237t.c. and Sept sniher ana octonef az
,rfpica ~ Gs Sd 1IN-Dull, spot. fin
. soc. Iur i25oq 4}ioc; AUGUST, t2a tsc
g.utfmher II roo ~ zoo: and October At
49,, Ionjon arm. Fpoi. f1D5. futures. ~ $
10. LEAD~-pnlfT 4f5aisoc Nsw York 80
d4S7lsc East 81 Louis London 10 /" 20 .,