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New-York tribune., 1913-08-01
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following Judgments for amounts more
than 500 were filed yesterday. the nrst name
being that ~ the debtor.
Al2TishLJ Al1d Jvtio5, ko9eFi HtgrSt Hox siio ''
Cpolia Gaetano. sayerio Cipolla. stafano C-
pona Adele g Russo and Gae'ano Lopez
peisnaS' a." iP'}5nifp Sew York Railways Co.
Duty. Df1, Annie. guardlan-A II. Jolns ct al
cherry. Louis. AND Isaac Kaunman-c. r
pdrS rae Annie f1 b. II Joline e, a. costs. s22 Ss
Hiliman. Judson &C +. costand & Co..
Goodwin. 't.S R Emma-A II. Jollns ct al. costs
Gebbafdt. Mary E-eqne, costs, $3.50 SIS, -,
Hoioccher' Gertrude M.-A. d. Nye'" ct d.
Gtrnshcim. Michael-H Townsend. 81 so2 s..
Renal Louis g. Cooper ct al. S4C0 30
Jackson. William A Gnd Frank b. Newell
=. y. Newell, 81 c99 81.
Lang christian H-Byron ". Greene. Jr"
Leon. Hsnri0F Hem IL C. Dessert. s65s 50.
Moss, Herman IaieneT Ate !,Is sI25 z e, y
Portman. Isaac, and Herman Feinbers- f.
RYAN Daniel J.~Burus Brothers. slG3.
stenens. G. Henry Joseph ct a.. Sls4 Os.
schiayette. Luigi and Antonio q. Aqulno
sehwart Harry-G. J. Llppman. Sl.6l0 80.
singer-G J. f. Tieck; slS3 93
Spencer Nellie, and A. NJ. Moore-Peopie. etc, ,
$500.
Urzo. Leonardo A. II. Joline ct al. costs
Van Horn. John IA. V Van Horn. sl.23l 20
Wagner Henry. and John J. Fraade-Germania
Bank Of city Of New York. 81, 646 80
white. : Fllsworth-N BOYD. 1924 81.
Ward May. and \. NJ. Noore-Peopie, ETC.
$500.
Couple Gear Co of New York--Goodyear Tire
& Rubber Co.. s3s5 50.
Charles s. Powell & Co o.-Hygrads lncandes-
cent Lamp Co. SlsI ~
Diva Realty Co.-Burn Bros, $50 AZ
United States Phonograph Co.-M!Ier' FRANK
I'm & CO.. Sf0@ %
Si3e ~.
Brighton Beach Racing Associatlon-Wes'-
chester Racing Association $40 i2O ~
same-Jockey Club. s54. $50 60.
Hoffman Youmsns Paner Mills-Fsnns!iNania
Coal x Coke Corp, s352 3s.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01
NEW YORK CURB.

Slightly more activity was shown IN the
curb market yesterday, with marked
strength IN spots Before midday. how
ever. an irregular tendency set In on real
izins i'm a number Of the higher priced TN
dustrials The Standard OIL subsidiaries
were more prominent. the Waters-Pierce
OF Company making A sensational rise OF
over 4O0 points. selling at 2.lo, the ad-
vance being due 70 the announcement oi
the cash and stock dividends as a result
Of the taking over of the con. 2any by the
pierce OF Corporation. South Penn OIL.
Atlantic Refining and Standard oil II
California we're also strong Southern
Pacific certificates. after early hrmness.
broke more than point. with slight re-
action IN Union Pacific rights. lntercont-
mental Rubber was quiet, but hieher.
other industrials were somewhat irregu-
lar The copper shares were about un-
changed. Notwithstanding the rrmneSs IN
the metal In bonds New Haven debeh-
ture IS fell =.
Extreme dulncss prevailed IN the
Nevada mining issues, the few trdnsa'-
tions recorded resulting iu slight reces-
sions thr ughout tho list North star lost
points on the days trading % closlnS
sales at &c. while Tonopah Merger de-
clined from 75c 10 I3c. Jim Butler was takeil
I'm fair sized lots from Toe 20 GO, the maj
being Sc Midway came out AZ f'yc TO a
low at sc selling finally az i'c Rescue
Tula was liquidated AZ from -0c 20 lsc ana
Nac%amara ~ 15c. Nizpah Extension
was sold AZ Sc and Nevada hils was OF
10 sac Pressure was evidenced ~ 'o'In''d
Consolidated the stock selling irom
81 ILLS 20 So, Atlanta changed hands az
l6c 10 i5iac and Jumbo Extension al L'zc.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01
THE COTTON MARKET
July Shorts Squeezed-Other
Options Close Steady.

Closing out July contracts furnished
about all the excitement there was TO the
cotton market yesterday, and in the rush
for cover shorts had to go 70 l22oc, or +S
points above Wednesdays close. The new
crop positions were comparatively quiet
with small price changes, the close show
ing a net decline of 10 4 points. except
for August which was higher by points.
II appeared TO be the general impression
that the government report to-day VIII
not show much change from June's. New
Orleans was reported 10 be buying on the
strength Of the dry weather Southern
spot markets were unchanged, and the
local market was quiet at l2c for middling
upland; sales, 20 bales. delivered on con-
tract. Y. 400 bales. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01
THE CROP MARKETS
Corn Still Higher-0ats Lower
Wheat and Coffee Steady.

There was a squeeze OF July shorts in
corn yesterday which gave the opuon
net advance OF 3i2c, with other months
unchanged TO &c higher. Wheat values
were irregular, European markets and
crop conditions here affecting prices. An
early decline was recovered. except in the
case of July. which closed net sc down
other positions remaining unchanged. oats
suffered a decline owing to an easy feel
ing due 70 liquidation in July, the close
showing a net loss for the day Of 1sg &c.
Coffee trading was practically all spec
ulative but an early drop on liberal re-
ceipts and lower prices in Brazil was re-
covered, last prices being about the best
OF the day. net I point lower TO points
higher than the previous close.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01

cleaned the market up pretty well OF sup
Plies and more business Is looked for In
week or so. Raw nrm. and prices were
advanced points Trading was fair and
included 200 bags Cubas, prompt shipment.
at D-32c equal 20 36ic for centrifugal.
and q cargo Of 1880 bags Cubas TO the
Federal same terms. Spot prices were 3.6ic
for centrifugal. 81 test; 3.i4c for muscoyado.
and sac for molasses In London beet
sugar early was active with July at IS
l1Ad, August 9s and October December
% Sd, while the curb market was quiet with
prices Sill lower July being quoted az 81
lid; August, IS I'D. and October Decem-
ber. 9s 2a.d. London cabled the visible sup
ply OF sugar as 26l0OOO tons against
2CSO, 900 last week
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01
R. R. VALUATION COSTLY
Interstate Commission Expects
to Expend S15,000,000.

Washington, July 31.-Phvsical valua-
by the Interstate Commerce Commission
will take from FIVE 10 seven years by
specially organized corps OF men. and
will cost the government from 5000 Ooo
70 $1,000 900. according to plans presented
70 the House Appropriations Committee
The commission has asked for an imme-
diate appropriation Of 81 5000 FOR the
organization Of the corps OF engineers
necessary 70 undertake the work
George p. McGinty. secretary OF the
commission. has presented a plan which
contempates the division Of the country
into five districts. each containing ap-
proximately fifty thousand miles Of rail-
road
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. July a.-Price changes in local
stocks were of q fractional order. the
marke; showing a steady tone on a fair
amount Of trading. Light dealings were
IN evidence in Peoples Gas on a gain Of
half point. Swift and American Can
common were fractionally higher. while
American Can preferred displayed a
slgnt decline. Sears Roebuck common
sold ex-dividend at 1903, while Chicago
Railways, Series 2 displayed a slight
loss. In the issues in which no change
IN price occurred were Rumely pre-
ferred, Diamond Match. Montgomery
Ward preferred and Commonwealth Edi-
son. National Biscuit made a gain Of a
point TO lis on small sales.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,

New York July 81, 1913.
AIN-WHEAT-Was moderately active,
with pr!ce movements rather irregular.
around The opening values declined, owing
90 lower prices In Europe and an anticipated
early increase IN offerings of new crop
native wheat. Offerings from the country.
however, were not particularly heavy. and
the market developed hrmness on active
covering and buying by Leading commission
houses. prompted hy the rally In corn. A.
the close there was weakness IN July under
liquidation. and this month closed az a net
loss ~ &C, while other positions were net
unchanged. while no export business was
reported for the day. there were rumors of
sales. and Chicago reported that about 900
600 bushels had been sold 20 exporters on
Tuesday and Wednesday. No red winter
wheat. quoted. '3a. Q94c. & !. New YORK
export basis. and o. &c. 20 arrive. 10
: Northern spring. 3S!4 o b afoat. CORN
Showers over portions of the corn belt as
wrll a cooler weather and prospects of more
unsettled conditions generally brought about
"a heavy selling movement az the start. and
early prices declined - q = C. on the de-
cline there was renewed buying, and the
market gained strength closing at net
advance % 3i4c for July on covering and
unchanged 20 = higher FOR other positions
Export corn. 74c nominal, % afoat. OATS
-Orly moderately active. and late IN the
irg and fnal prices we're = q &c net lower
cash market steady; standard white. 46t7 y
41c 10 > 47itc No 3. iji7 4 46c. No T.
IS r. i5isc. ordinary clipped 45 = q sc fancy,
- 1. r fSizc all elevator. RYE-Steady; No
Western CSC. New York export:
BARLEI-steady. mating 5sg62c. Z
Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01
BANK OF ENGLAND RETURN.

London. July s1-The weekly statement
OF the Bank Of EnC'and shows the follow
ing changes: Total reserve increase. h6o'-
0O0: circulation increase, fSss0oO; bullion
increase. 1851, 900; other securities Increase,
5000: other deposits increase, f7oOoo; pub
uc deposits decrease, 1906, 900; government
securities unchanged.
The proportion Of the banks reserve 20
liabilities is now $3.50 per cent against
53.7O per cent last week. and compares
with decline from $3.50 per cent to 1873
per cent in this week last year.
The clearings through the London banks
for the week were f32s. 2sO, 900, against f267'-
$4,000 last week and f32e, $4,000 In this
week last year.
The minimum rate OF discount remained
unchanged at Az per cent to-day.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01
e,Jsl,c BUYS UTIcA's BONDS.

Utica. y. y, July a.-The popular sale
Of $4,000 worth OF city bonds held by the
city to-day was successful. The bonds
Dear a.. per cent interest. and were Of
fered for sale on June Il, with no bidders.
The Controller offered to sell them IN
small lots to investors at home and more
than seventy bids have been received. The
tssue is oversubscribed at par and VIII be
Avoided between the small bidders.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01
U. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington July 3l.-The condition OF the
United States Treasury at the beginning OF
business to-day was: Net balance In general
fund sl3i. 700 s24 total receipts yesterday
s274s,341. total payments yesterday si'sSf'-
s67. The dencit this fiscal year is sl2'lo2' p
eS5, against a dencit OF s2,97s.sio last year
exclusive OF Panama Canal and public debt
franaacfinnn
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01
BUSINESS REVERSES.

JACOB M EHELICH schedules o, Jsc2o ,.2
81 Ehr.Icf q $50. lis West lstn So .~''
NJ -l,. president ~ tho Union Gas and .-iect g
riYture COMPANY. show liabilities ~ $lyt.1!-'
OF which 500 1OS are secured, nonIha. asSs -
,i2s 30 ,onsis,ing o. real es,ste SlVg s,osS ,sS
81. so. of the Lux Mauufaeturirs COMPANY.
oIirF are rledzei as collateral. lie has othe.
st6.ks but DID, value is placed on tnem re -
faU Horsesho' Pad COMPANY wren I.sI'a. ior
real estate is at 40 $40 Vest it0ih Ssl.'.. - -
lot. near jamaica. Long Island. ana hFe go go,
at Hemps'aad Gardens. Long ls.and. \ 80 80 90
rart uf hlf .iaUuluc- are Tor l,-' tS.-n 'oN,
of the Union Gas and Eeetuc flk,lFe ~'nry
paus and other companies ana hfuis. N,.'.s r
me creditors are tho Atlantic Nal0nal hauH
of ProvIdon-e $50 COS. secured by - sha, -
a., tre LIN Manufacturing Company, on ~
Traders National Bank of Lowell Mas Mas
Ti3 .G3yl3rd ,,,1 ron1paMys Mssny,ertnrins
Compauy s. 80. Acme Gas and ElesttlT
Fixture Company s5eia STANDARD Me,s, e',s,
Compary 81 coo secured - mortgase nae
Aaron. Sia 605 secured. and E;ni.inH
pcpoler. si8. 300 secured. and Jewish Loan
Association. 500. indorser Oh note OF Harry
u '''' AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
LELAND " DUSTIN leland y. Dustin
of No 1883 West lsdth street. hiss5 petition. =.
sank T6c debts we're cont-actsd q mis- city
ma Hartford aud are f1r tires. Sl2I speed
ome,tr SIS. ciothiug. Sl35 drugs. $l4. doc
NATWAN RENDUElM nathan Benlheim'
foruerly a dealer il stationery and toys AZ 30.
l9p5 W!lkenz avenue The Bronx. now cieIH
az 80 500 Broadway. filed petition. "!tn ia
Iuities % Ss2i. assets. SD proceeds Nt sac
on s'oek and fixtures hv 'hc assignee. hr.
Bendhe.u made an assignment or July J."
ACORN WAIST COMPANY Petition hieA
against PHILLIP sklover and Mayer kirs 20
baum doing business as the Acorn was,
COuuauy mauuga e'urer ~ waists. az No. -
RroadWav Creditors Morris Mande.owltz.
sl0a. Israel Peserllo sl5i. aud ". IT. Has
se.t 500 Liabilities are g 900. assets. 81
OOp Tho business was damaged by trc on
Apru % and they received. 90 IS said >-'''p
KREaEL < COLLIER Judge MAYER ap,
pointed Walter s. Hebron receiver tor kresel
& Golfer. furriers. X 80. 20 West 3lst street
'''.' 's.f'LRERSrEfN & JAcoBY Judge MAYER
appointed George Hall receiver to- silh'r
p'oin & Jacoby. manufacturers or handher
chICfs ar 80. 3i5 Canal street. bond. 5000
ST DENIS HOTEL COMPANY creditors
oy the 81 Denis Hotel COMPANY of Broad
way elected Arthur r Gouno.d the receiver
t-ustee under a bond ~ 81 600.
BENJAMIN l.. GLAEsSBL Deputy SherN
Juskowitz received an attachment agalnst
BENJAMIN I. Glaessei. pcttcpat manufacture,
~ ~ fSG Fifth avenue. this city. with fac
to-v In Brookiyn who disappeared IN October
last for ST. ~ IN favor OF Nathan simon. X
was reported NJ the time De disappeared that
ho had probably committed suicide hut some
o' the creditors now believe that he is ali'"
The deputy sheriff served the attachment on
the Empire Trust Company. whore he ls sup
pogeI 10 have a balance ~ 81 .asb
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01
uorAssrs AND sYRUPs-Molai

MOLAssES AND SKI FS-MoIasses quot
bu, with stocks light prices are steady
Syrups showed no particular change.
NAVAL sTOREs-There was an easier
market for turpentne, I'm sympathy with the
iower ruling Of the Southern market Rosln
was also easier with business quiet. Tar
steady.
OLs-Rehned petroleum steady. Linseed
ul IN fair demand al former quotations.
RICE-No change IN the market. and with
grades scarce prices were arm.
SUGAR-Rehned steady. az SOC for nne
with moderate Withdrawals Not
rnch activity In new business. although the
steady withdrawing OF old contracts has
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01
WATERs-PIERCE SALE MADE
New Corporation Pays S1,250 Share
for Old Concerns Stock.

Il was announced yesterday that the
taking over OF the Waters-Pierce Oil
Company by the recently organized
Pierce Oil Corporation has been consum-
mated. Stockholders Of the Waters
Pierce oil Company will receive $3.50
cash for each share Of the old com
pany
The consideration for the change in
oEnership was 10000 in cash and
70 10000 os the common stock Of the
Pierce Oil Corporation, I'm addition 20 the
assumption of all the debts and liabll-
ues Of the Pierce Oil Company.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01
CURB ECHOES.

The Portland Gold Mining Company has
tust paid a dividend Of Z per cent the
report Of the company for the quarter
ended June 30 shows profits Of s243o+S'
which are about 100000 less than the
profits FOR the entire year Of 1912. The
gain is due TO the successful operation OF
the mill. and. in addition. there has been
a largo amount OF good orc taken from
the mine during the quarter.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01
BANK OF FRANCE RETURN

tbs aI5s, rs July S-The weekly statement OF
ehsn0esiA cL rance shows the following
10 s5s 6o0 SOld reserve on hand increased
Ia; oS;',N ~ francs: silver on hand increased
e,ss.p5 francs; notes in Circulation in
dscersseeoa Seseo "a 10000 francs; general deposits
incrsssasee .. 80, 900 francs bills disco1nted
po,,ss pot,saseo s2,200O00 francs: treasury de-
deereasns ssr sssed l5.325 600 francs; advances
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01
pRnNIsIONS-Prlces

PRONI~IONS-Prlces were agaIn Io"e' uu,
der an easier feeling In the hog market and
liquidation by July longs in pork. PORE
steady Mess. s23 5oaS2t family ,;i= Szt 2oR &
Mes. siSaSi0: family. s20QS22: packet. SlS ,LS
ds20. extra india mess. s2SHs3o. DRESSED
MEATS-Pickled bellies steady: 10 H., l!g
l7isc; 70 N. iGc, a n lstc PlSkLEED LII,
HAMs-Firm: l6%0iIc. TALLo"1.,sk5esa.a ,ks.y;
I.ARD-s,eadv Middle Western. II. 1.7oall soc;
city. ilhdll igc refined, south America. d,.
10 O5c. continent 70 2Oc Brazil kegs, 1890.
t'omnound Arm. 10i4 i4Rloiac sTEARlNE-
EAsy. oleo. lOafilkc. city lard. l3'4GlS''c.
COTTONSEED OII,-Moderately active but
irregular. near positions closing az a net de-
were points higher to / point net lower. I.o-
cal contract prices. ~,
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York July 81 1913
BFFVFs-Receipts. f.642 head cars on
sale; no sales reported feeling unchanged.
Dressed beef quiet az l2G lSi2c per 10 for
native sides. a little extra beef i4c: no ex-
ports
CALVES 49, Receipts 81 head feeling
steady. Vcals. 50 so Si2 30 per 100 III; culls.
SIS. buttermilks nominal. city dressed veals
quiet at Is n lsc per 10; country dressed. l4G
l6isc
sales-Newton & Co. 80 veals. l3l 10 aver
age. sl2 % per 100 ID. 3. III n, Si2: Gull
90 10. IS.
Kerns Commission Company: veals. i2i
H. sl2 -: . 10 lh. SI2: l. i3O n. $40;
W Va. l20 ID. Sll IS: I. 1s3 ID, $i1 %;
calves 10 lb Sc 25.
s. Sanders veals. l3s ID. Si2 80.
Mcpherson & Co. 3 veals. ilo 10. SO 90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts 9lls
head 30is cars on sale; market slow: sheep
steady: prime handy weights nrn; lambs
weak TO 25c lower: the pens were not
cleared. Sheep teWes). 50 50@ 81 81 per luo
10. culls So 80: lambs. S66ss %; culls 50.
Dressed mutton frm al Sd1llsc per 10;
dressed wetheTs. l2c. dressed lambs lower'
11T lie; choice hog dressed. l5c
sales-Tobin a shannon: 2l1 Kentucky
Continued on fourteenth page
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

Toronto investors are taking consider
sble interest In the affairs In Mexico. cs-
pecialy as regards any action that might
be taken by the United States 70 bring
about peace in that country. There are
about six public utility corporations rep
resenting many millions OF capital operat-
ing in Mexico which are controlled In
Toronto and the investors believe that
when the Mexican government is recog-
nized by our government the safety OF
foreign investments will be strengthened
Blackstone Valley Gas and Electric Co.
The Blackstone Valley Gas and Elec-
trio Company, OF Pawtucket and Woon-
socket, r. l.. will hold a special meeting
on August u % authorize an increase in
capital from $4,000 10 $4,000 by the
issuance OF $4,000 preferred and $4,000
common stock. The proceeds Of the new
issue will provide for additions and I'm
provements. including an addition 10 the
central genera ding station Of 1900 horse
power and the construction Of new coal
gas plant at Pawtucket. II the new
stock is authorized II will be offered 10
the holders OF common stock at par In the
ratio Of one share OF new preferred and
one share Of new common stock to each
eight shares Of common stock now held
Quebec Ry, Light, Heat G. Power Co.
The Quebec Railway. Light. Heat and
Power Company, 1t is announced. has
paid all OF the interest remaining unpaid
since June on the $4,000 consolidated
mortgage per cent bonds. AS the com
many had until August / 10 make pay
nents before actually in default. II took
the course Of paying of the coupons by
instalments. Earnings are more than suf-
hclent 10 meet its bond interest. but for
the year ended June 80. 1912. the com
pany paid out about 10000 in dividends,
and so failed TO keep up its cash re-
sources 10 a point TO meet fixed charges.
which in all amount TO about s65O.cO a
wear for the parent and It's underlying
companies.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron. y. No ISIS s7ia Flour. Mps pat. "a as
Iron y No Z 10 37i1 Cotton. middling y ~
Iron. s. 40 Z Is 81. Coffee. No Rio 9is
steel rans....... Is sugar, granulated 80
stand COP spot Is 37i2. Molasses. % K, -
TIN ............. 1000 Beef. family. q u
Exchange lead 80 Tallow. special. oA
wheat 30 red e5. Pork. mess....... Is %
4Exrort corn. - Hogs. dr. 100 10 i3A
.Oats. stand uh 90. Lard mid West. II Is
p aaoat IF o b. Elevator
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01
NEVADA QUOTATIONS..
ToNOPAIfS

Furnished daily by Weir Bros. Co. No. -
Broad street. New York;
July 81. 1918.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Middendorf Williams & Co. In
corporated No. 81 Pine street New York.
and No. 12o East German street, Baltimore)
rlIa ari,
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01

II is unlikely that the directors Of the
Greene-Cananea Will take any action on
the dividend at their meeting. 20 he held
some time this month. The dividend was
passed I'm May. and since then the com
many has been operating on reduced
basis on account Of the political disturb
anccs In Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01

LIVERPOOL cables. spot IN WVdfTdle ue'.IaII,I' -
sales ZOO bales. speculation and export ]. 90
American. 5000; imports 5000. American;
s,eadv. geueraliv points higher. closed steady
az a net advance ~ 3 10 points. August
September 620izd. September october.
leceu1her and Dec-Tanuary GO2d. January
February 6O3d Fcbruary-Marcn. G0i,zt:
Narch-April. GOJied. April MAY. t.oot2d'
Mav-Junc and Juue-July. 60sd. Manchester
Yarns and cloths dull.
New Orleans. July 31-The cotton futures
market after q quiet session. closed Iery
steadv AZ q net advarce OF 3 70 4 points The
bureau report on the condition OF the cotton
crop. coming tomorrow, had a bearish ehect.
irasrnuch as IL is generally expected that the
report Will Indicate a slight falling on IN con.
dltion compared with last months figures OF
New-York tribune., 1913-08-01
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLNARANCEs.


FIOI X AND MEiI--The -four market
was inactive and unchanged. Spring patents.
81 7o4s5. winter stralghts. 81 30qS4 80. winter
patents. s. 6UGS4 90. sprinT clears, 81 l5QSi 800
extra 40 winter SO 8iGs3 s6: No 2 s. $50
s. tJ. Kansas straights. 81 3oQSi 40: fancy
spring patents s. oO0f6. RYE FLOUR
Quiet. iar 90 good So 6odS3 So. choice 20
fsnrv. s. q04S4 CORNMEAI,-steady. kiln
dried S35p BAG MEAL-Fine wE!te and
yellow 81 35dsl 40. coarse. 81 30qSl 35. FEED
Western dull; spring bran. 20 arrit te. loo.Io
sacks 81. standard middling. go So 20;
-four DO S2G so. red toz. S2S 80 city quiet;
bulk. $50 sacks. SO middling, s23 eo0S2s go;
red dog 500 So. OIl.MEAL.-S2g 5OgS3O
COFTEE-Iuterest limited, sales for the
dav amounting 20 only 225Oo bags, but after
orening 10 5 points lower on featureless
cables and In response 90 liberal receipts aud
lower prices IN Brazil, steadeT feeling pre-
vailed. and az the close values were at about
the best OF the day, ranging from l polat
lower 10 points net higher. Hayye closed az
2, franc net lower, while Hamburg was on
Ldl2 pfennig RIO Is were - rels lower. ana
I'm santos the spot market showed a decline
oT so refs while futures were 100 % lIJ refs
down cost and freight offers from Brazil
we're about steady although irregular accord
ing 70 grade santos rs were offered az u -
dii7sc and ~ at ii.65c In the spot market
desirable grades of santos coffee are scar q
and command premiums o. as mUch as 100
points over the ueual premium and tho ad-
vance has brought prices 70 about a parity
with the Brazilian markets. Good old crop Is
are high IN all positions. and differences be-
tween the less desirable and the desirable
grades appear 20 be unusually wide. spot
demand fair and prices unchanged Tor Rios, az
oLc for IS and isc higher f0r santos, az l2c
for A. Local contract prices: