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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-19

RICE-Asidc from moderate demand Tor
Honduras grades, Of which there Is scdlSIl!'
business was Of routine character. screen
iEgs. 32s03tsc; ordinary, 4g4tc, far 4"a
$40; good ordinary, Ja5hc. prime, 0Ag';2C,
choice. 59sQJi2c; head, Japan 3'sg4'2c'
Patna. 6i4g6Ac. .,.,.
s,ill taking. orders at f.2oc. while al! other
refincrs were asking 500 for fine granuiatcd'
No new business was reported. but WIN
drawas we're again liberal The folo"lnN
fning Company: Crystal don,inos, cases, 10
cartons half or fun size pieces. i1uH . 90 III
1, cases. do cases. 10 cartons tHbu' ~
- cases. do graduated cases. =. -. ana
lets. 6JC. cut loaf, 5.15c; crushed. 'V'C.
mould \, 400 cubes and Eagle contecuoncrs
Cranulated. 60; NNNN powdered, A'VS'
powdered and coarse powdered ana Eag.e
powdered 4 7Oc. fruit powdered and Eagle
extra fine eranulated 4.3jc. Eagle. = So and
= n cartons fine graduated, 4.53c; Iagle, :
10 bags do. 4G5c. 3ig NJ bags do. $500: 10
bag DO. 455c. 10 III bags do { soc. - and
20 N bags do and standard graduated. 44uc'
fine graduated and diamond y, A3'c' con
fectioncrs \. 4.2Oc. No ]. 40, No :, 4V'C'
No 3. 4c: 40 g. 395c, 40 =. 330c. No u.
No 10 2G5c. No n. 3G0c. No -. . 5ic. Nos
~. "a and 10 $500. Raw was quiet. WIN
buyers At . 33C hut holders Stll asking ".""c
for centrifugal spot prices we're unchaneel
At 3.;}G3 So for centrifugal, 2S3H2S6c for
muscovado and 25SN2 GlC for molassts. Inc
early cable quoted London beet sugar nru AT
9s 5isd for June, o. sd FOR July and 9s I'D
for August while on the curb there were hu!
crs at qs 42,d for June 9s - for July and
9s 7i4d for August. Nllcu & GRAY r'polt
the movement AZ four Jnited states Atlanil.
ports FOR the week As follows. Receipts, ILL
tons. against 52943 tho previous week. 4."""
last year and 40 2SG in 1911. MEETINGS. 's.n''
against -. 900. - 900 and 81. uOo stock. Us,
700. against $500 1S9,SlN and 2i?.';"
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THE CROP MARKETS
Grains Weaken, but Close
Hiuher-Coffee Also Advances.

There was a moderate rally in the
wheat market yesterday and less agrees
siyeness TO the trading. Foreign markets
were lower and weather reports Indicated
that apprehensions Of crop damage mad
been lessened by rains where they were
needed While price changes were mar
row the trend was bullish, but the close
was at slight reaction from the TOP
net isqisc above Tuesdays final hgures
Corn advanced early on reports OF dry
weather. but later accounts of rains
caused a reaction. which left prices only
l.al4c up. oats also were higher carly
but declined in the late trading, with the
close at net advance Of @sq5sc. Wealth
or conditions were the controlling factors
I'm all the grain markets.
Confidence that the turning point had
been reached in the coffee market was
apparent from the start of trading for
eign markets showing substantial ad-
vance and reports from Brazil adding TO
the bullish sentiment
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Stephen II. p Pell. a Wall Street
broker as president of the WampaSe
Realty Company. gave tract OF Sixty
acres of land at North Hampstead for the
vacant lot at 40. s. Firth avenue, re-
ported sold in these columns yesterday by
August Heckscher.
The property given in trade consists OF
a peninsula juttng out into Port Wash
lngton, in the Sands Point section OF me
estates, and has a frontage Of more than
a mile on the bay and Sound. Besides the
land the sale includes six dwelling houses
modcrnly constructed. a yacht club ana
bathing pavilion This property was
placed under development about three
years ago. when S. Osgood Pell & Co.
were designated the selling agents. IL
was held free of mortgages ny the
Wampage Realty Company, which valued
II at $4,000. at which price II IS said TO
have figured in the exchange. The Flfth
avenue lot is encountered with a 100000
mortgage, and was put in the trade at
$4,000 The transaction was negotiated
by Clark I. Chambers ana ). Ossood Pell.
The STAFFORD apartment. the sale OF
which by the Mark Rafalsky Company for
the Salisbury Realty Company. has been
purchased by Morris g. Lichten and
julius Herman The purchasers gave IN
exchange the eleven story loft building 81
Nos. IS and IS West 10Th street. on plot
50x92 feet. between Fifth and Sixth ave-
nues: also the Clark, six story apart.
mcnt house. on plot JoXll5.i feet, at the
northeast corner OF Madison avenue and
S1th street.
a builder who a few days ago purchased
No. 81 West seth street yesterday pnr-
chased the adjoining house. No. 80. on a
lot 2oxCoS feet. through J. y. Wakeman.
The two hOues occupy a frontage Of io2
feet. located loss feet west OF West End
avenue. and will be replaced with a
twelve story apartment structure. Of the
most modern type. from plans by
Schwartz & Gross. The house will hav"
unusual Hight for its apartments as. aside
from fronting on a loo-foot thoroughfare.
the entire surrounding section is improved
With private homes.
other sales announced follow.
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green. 81 5OdS2: jersey, way 81 oVsSi hi
Green. s2a$2 80. North carolina. WaN ~, 100
basket 5OcdSl BEETs. So ton h,rches
lunches. SldSa 30: CARROTS, ioV WI VI hag
StGS2 80. old 1i0-ib bag, 81 "VqS-'. S ~ -
S5rISl %: double head bbl' flI'gss -
CICt'MBERS. Florida. basket. O.. - =. uF ~ ~
Georgia SIaS2 Carolina, 81 IopS- 'o.,i-044t.-
rinia 81 1JdS2 -. dollhouse, dottn,, - IN
CORN. crate. Si6s1 -. 100, - Jon -, -
RACES Norfolk Sl1S2, bbl. klqN- tdstVlh
n ore. crate, 81 5OGS2 70: hhl. 81 21gS=' haIu
more, crate. $2QS2 81: southern, rec, T' ST
S.aS2 -: EGGPLANTS. box. I5cnSi ~ Lh
Tl-tE basket jOdTjc. LIMA BEANS; Graz
or basket Sass. OkRA, crate OF nasne,' =.
GSa 30: PFPPERS Florida. carrier loGqsI ~
- I'm box StTS2. without tills, SlHS- % JET
Sow. box. 81 T5GS2 10. PEAS. southern. baskei'
75clrSi 80. Jersey, large. 81 21a$l 80; sms-.
S1asl -: Long Island. bag >lhHl -
SQUASH Hubbard. hbl crate. 81 marrow
81, white. box. 5OcdSl. basket. ga ye,
low. box 1jc0Sl 20. basket. 25cqSl' TUX
NIPS rutabaga, hhl or bag. 75caSl ~: "h'ue'
100 lunches. $la<2. TOMATOES. Florida'
fancy carrier 81 5NdS2 choice. Sln<l -
common. 6Oca$l: Mississippi. fiat case. soh 50
WATERCRESS. 100 punches. S1nSl 30. -
MATOES. dollhouse. 10, jaloc' MCSHkooMS'
4-ib basket jucHS2 -.
MILK AND CREAM - The demand mas
shown a marked increase owing 10 the warn
weather hut has not Yet oNcTtakcn lhe Sup
ply There is still some surplus IN the udl
kei The receipts Of milk and cream III TORT
quart cans for the week ended June ~ were
o,g fYff
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100000 BROOKLYN DEAL
Thirty seven Houses in Dyker
Heights Section Sold.

one Of the most important realty trans
actions i'm the Dykcr Heights section IN
some time has been closed by Henry Gold
who sold to out-of-town investors thirty
houses in 10Th and nth streets. between
Goth and 2st avenues, and ten houses IN
18th street, near 10Th avenue. on the Sea
Beach line. The deal is reported 10 have
been brought about through the recent
activity I'm the extension Of the Fourth
avenue subway. The transaction. II is re-
ported. Involves about $1,000. The houses
are one-famly dwellings. recently built
Clarence 5. Whiting was associated win
Mr. Gold n the transaction.
Mrs. Jesse C. Woodruff sold her resi-
dcnce at the southwest corner Of Abe
marie and MARLBOROUGH roads on a plot
lcx15o feet. to Oliver G. Carter, a. re-
ported price of 1000 Howard G. Nc
Kenzic vas the broker.
Studwel e BurkhaTd sold No. lI6 Mon
roe street. 3-story and basement dwell
ing for r. l.. Van Norden TO VI. Hyde
FOR occupancy.
Tutlno & Cerny sold for Edward See
man. 10 client for occupancy No. 81
SD street 2-story and cellar brick two
family dwelling, 9QXl0o feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-19
REALTY NOTES.

Or Eli Long is the purchaser of the
dwelling house No 3.5 West @th street
sold recently by Slswson Hobbs for
Gertrude y Nauderbeck Dr.. Long now
occupies the house al No. l5l West s5th
street, which Is 10 be RACED
GOodale Perry q Dwight negotiated the
sale OF the Hawarden apartment house
at the northwest corner Of Fitth avenue
and l29th street. Thomas L Roys repre-
scented the buyer the Alrmor COMPANY.
y Schneider Is the buyer Of the dwell
ing house No l22 West SSth street. re-
ported sold recently by William Il. Ware
Tor the James T.. Ch'lds estate.
Emma Baumann ~ the buyer or the
five story apartment house al No. 1888
81. Nicholas avenue. the sale OF which
by the Began Realty Company through
Norman DenZer was reported Monday.
William Demarest Is the buyer OF the
four story tenement house No. lOHi Sec
ond avenue sold by Joseph haplon
through Leonard Morgan.
David j. Oliver, who has been con-
nectcd with the office OF David stewart
for the last eighteen years. will sever
his connection with that office on July !.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re
corded Yesterday at the New York Real
Estate Exchange salesroom, Nos. II and
Is Nesey street.
by Joseph = Day.
UNION SQUARE. II 20 -. cor ~ 18th
-. II 5Nl6G 10 ; sly loft and store bldg sold
to the plaintiff for $500.
LEXINGTON AVE. ~ 10 ~. :. 1919 n =
~ 25th ST. 30 3N0iNaS9 ~ 18th ~ 1880 N22N
20 GxI2 ~ sly lott bldg I'm course NJ construc-
ton. adjourned To- August 10.
MANHATTAN AVE, $40, = ass 4 ~
1871 81. 15N7- sly dwlg; sold to the de
PENDANT FOR o020
BEEkMAN pI. 80. cor DIST ST 3iN2o.
sly dwlg sold n rho plaintiff for $1,000
WASHINGTON ST ~ aud 61i q. 80 n
> of iith -. ~ iNG4 ~ irrcE. two stv tennis
and stores and ! sty rear bldg adjourned 10
June o.
POST AVE. II s.. intersection Of ot
10th ave. 2oN6 iNl5G sN25Ni60. vacant, al
iournod To June 20
By Herbert A sherman.
MADISON AVE. 1870 n cor ~ oath At.
lesNi:p. 81 tenmt. sold to Edward 4
Hannah for $4,000
3y Charles \. Berrian.
9th ST. rs East A. $40 n " of "a ave-
ioNlo05. q ~, tcnmt and stores. sold TO the
plaintiff Tor SIS. a33.
Vt The Bronx Exchange
by Joseph T. Day.
l56rH ST East, : s. OO.l n ~ Eagle ave.
oI6Nln, vacant sold 10 the plaintiff for $500.
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BRONX AUCTION SALE RESULTS.

At tho absolute auction sale yesterday,
iu the Nescy street salesroom Of lots on
Baychester avenue. adjoining the station
Of the New York. Westminster 4 Boston
RAlroad, Bryan l.. Kennedy sold twenty
I'VE lots ranging I'm prices from 800 10
81 90 FOR inside lots and 81 $50 FOR a gore
lot adjoining the railroad tracks Among
the buyers were Samuel McMullen. John
g. Smith, II. J. Crawford and Max
Teuschler
MIR. Kennedy announced the sale as
absolute selling TO the highest bidder OF
every lot offered and as the prices were
considered unduly low by the sellers. the
auctioneer stopped the sale at this point.
stating that no more lots could be sold
at the range of prices offered.
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chine. bbls 4oc. TAR-55oc. ROsIN-
Common 10 good strained i23c; Is
455c d. 4G5c: Z. 4.7oc; + and g. sue
II. 4sjc: l. 1900, Is. SOC: NJ, '9or, ~
66jc. VIC. Ic. and WV. IlOc.
OILS-Linseed unchanged. Refined peuo
leum steady. Standard white petroleum
bhls, New York aud Philadelphia. NIuC'
bulk. 90. cases. lie. water white. bhls 80
bulk, &c, cases. i2c. LINSEED OlI1-Aln'rl
can seed. city raw. 4SI 49c. out-of-to"n raw
a. n &c. Calcutta raw. 10C.
COTTONSFFD OII-There was further ac-
tive buying I'm the near positions. ana PllVcs
again established new high records Lonss
sold freely on the early bulge. which pIuuElt
about q moderate midday reaction, but la'e ~
the session there was renewed buying an.
prices closed firm at net gain oi 10 q"
points. Local contract prices: -.
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The Bronx.

sol IHEEN EDrLENAED. FlYmen;hai
Vas cold for the ,Iori Company fhe northwest
corner ~ southern Bolle,alI and lN5th street.
Il i've story apartment house. on a ,l0' 4uNl2p
feet The purchaser ls The Benensou Realty
Company. which gave IN part payment Pc
northwest corner or tGith street and Hall
Place plot containing about 800 square feet.
which VII bc improved With tn apartment
SoIse. The southern Boulevard corner wis held
So uu
CROTONA PAEkWAY-A. & "a bloch. AZ
Rt'oru,ss. have sold Tor H,rtAa and Jennie
llTas,h tho plot. 5oA>0 feet. AZ the northeast
corner OF Croioua parkNa, and Hornaday
Place. 90 frazer q Beau. Hho gave 300 part
payment the dV,lling huuse az so tl3 I1roop
evcuuc. BrDoHlfu.
BRYANT AVENUE Edward Poiak has sold
for samuel Ecsuia the three stoy' Jrirh dwell
us house. on e. lot 2J1lOO feet 80 rho north
east corner ~ Bryant avenue and 1921 stree.
The buyer CAV" iu part pas mcnf lots ~ aud -
IN The Nar4uE estate. on clifford avenue
25GrU STREET cement "a smith has sold
n Andrew Kelly 40 30 East 23Gth street 90
three story dwelling houre. on d lo, @jXlOp feet
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BIG PENNSYLVANIA ZONE RENT.

The Library Bureau leased through y
Brigham Hall and William H. Rlocdgood
the store. basement. first and second
floors. about s0Do square feet, I'm the No
Keen Realty Building. No ~ To 43s West
ed street. for ten wears. at an aggregate
rental of 10000. The store and basement
viii be utilized for the display and ship
ping Of Office furniture and cabinet files
This department Is now a. No. $40 Broad
way. The two upper floors will be used bv
the printing department. which is now at
West and Hubert streets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-19

X; Denis OIL Cohalan. referee "a =.
RcisS l74s Topping ave; June IS. 3. snsssa .
torney. Lawyers Title Insurance and To-. Z.
100 Broadway. wv z
WESTMINSTER AVE. Tvs. 1884,.
Concord ave. lI6X-; Meyer NJ Friend ~
70 sophia Brenncr. PA Ave A: June it'ss
Kraus. 81 Nassau 81. /
135TH ST. 6l7 East. E. 4OxIOo. r..
Realty 60 10 Henry A Prann. 2asf pence
ave mtg S33,500). June 16; 81. sddrss...
Broadway Z
15GTH ST. 1913 East n s. 4Osi2o.
Weinbergcr ~ Austrian Hungarian -, W.
ton of the Observers OF the Law 81, r'u
ave mtg -, SEQ: June Il. slOC. at,o,n', ~
Guarantee and Trust %. l16 BroadNa,, M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-19

PROXISIONS-Blg receipts and lower hogs
explained an early sharp decline which Was
attended by considerable selling through
commission houses. The offerings were alb
sorbed by shorts and following the noon
strength in corn the market rallied. ana
with further support IN the afternoon closed
well up from the bottom. PORk-Steady
mess S22 % n S22 70. family. S2f So. short
clear. $50 75G 500 BEEF-Quiet: mess, SIS
n $40; family. $50 $23 packet S20@ 81
extra India mess, $30d 81. DRESSED HOGS
Easy: bacons. i2ss l2tsc: pigs. l3lsc.
ctr MEATs-Pickled bellies quiet; 10 III:
l1si1c: 10 III. 1874 a15&c. II 10. l5c. picked
hams 15iac TALLOW-Steadyi special
csc: city. SC: country. 81. a sac. LARD
steady; Middle West. ll.100 II 20c; city.
t1Of4c: refined South America l2.3jc: Cont.
lnent IL &c, Brazil kegs, i335c; compound
arm. sXGec. STEARINE-Quiet. oleo sac
notninal. city lard i3c.
MOI,AssES AND SYRUPs-The hot wealth
or tends 10 restrict business in molasses. and
nrices remained steady and unchanged.
Evrups were steady. with light demand
aud offerings moderate. Ncw Orleans. cen
trlfugal. common. 15420c. fair. iSn22c;
good 25q34c: prime 30 a 40c, New Orleans.
omen kettle So 55c; syrups. common liz
Zoe. medium. f4N nc; fancy, iSn re
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpentine un-
changed with demand small. Rosin IN
changed. although concessions we're said to
he obtainable for large bids, Tar dull ana
nominal SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ma-
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Manhattan.

WOOSTER sTREET-The Charles BucN Con
sirgctiou COMPANY has sold so. col and 2p3
Wooster street. n siN story lJN building. on
plot afNlur feet between Elrect'r and West "a
streets The buyer is he Convent Avenue
Construction Company. Marcus Iollaa. presI
dent which gave in - .langr the new tx Story
apartment house. o.rup' Ing 90 plot - ilNt5 Feet
o.. the .outnvs,' corner ~ convent avenue and
I41fh street
!liTH STREET The Bancroft Holding com
panv hes sold sylvia Han els story elevator
apartment horse. NJ No $40 West iiitn street.
On plot loJNg9 II feet. adjoining the Wash
lnSton court apartments. AZ the southeast cor
nCf ~ Broadwn' Tho buyer is understood 20
be- ths New infk Realty and Security Com
"a
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100000 BROADWAY BUILDING.

Plans have been filed FOR the construc-
ton OF combination moving picture
show. offices and stores on the southeast
.orrer Of Broadway and 10th street for
the Ftna Amusement Corporation. or
which Leon Schlesinger is the president
II will have a frontage OF '"3 feet ana "A
depth OF % feet by irregular. and is 70
cost 10000 Y. Hugo koehlor Is the
architect
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APARTMENT LEASES.

The Montana Construction Company
leased TO Or. George f.. Jernigan a nine
room apartment I'm their new building
No 37J Park avenue
Pease q Gilman leased apartments at
No. III West llith street To Charles T.. A.
WinsOw: at Nos. IS and IS East list
street TO Fisher r. Bullard. and at No los
East 18th street 20 pr william II. Hem
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RiVERDAlE DWELLING LEASED.

Herbert a Sherman has leased al Field
ston, Riverdale- on Hudson, Tor the Della
field estate TO J. NJ. II. Lyeth. OF the
law firm OF Carter. Ledyard a Mlburn a
three story and basement stucco dwelling,
now being completed. on plot 75xli5 feet
for a term Of three years with the prvi-
legc OF purchasing.
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RECORDED LEASES.


'WIh name and address Of lessee)
JUNE rs.
BROADWAY. cor 23d st. front base
mont, OrVille 4 Dickinson and ano to Isaac
Butt; ip-i2 yrs from Aug !. 1912. $1,000.
address, premises
BROADWAY. 1881. store and basement;
Eliza ArkenburEh, indiyid and trus TO
80 BOO address. 20i West 18th ~.
BROADWAY. 1880. all, Joseph II Munier
to John w Richie and sno. yrs from
June 10 1918; $4,000. address Al Central
Park West
pYCkMAN ST 10l. store. etc; John V
Fitzpatrick 10 Herman Samuel. 10 yrs from
AUG J. 1913. 1900. address, S25 East
170th ST.
SPRING ST. 3i2: store and basement.
Robert w Courtney to | Wertheimer Son
yrs from May I. 1911, $50, address, on
premises
WILLIAM ST. 100. store and basement;
Frank fort st. Is. store and basement. George
Maekellar exr, to Greater New York
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RENTS NEWPORT COTTAGE.

De Blos & Eldridge rented Rhuddlands
cottage. No. Sea View avenue. and the
Cliffs, at Newport. r, J.. 10 Baron Kurt
Won Lersner. an attache of the German
Embassy, for the summer.
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CONTRACT FOR YALE CLUB.

Marc Eidlitz & Son have been given
the general contract for the construction
OF the twenty story clubhouse for the
Yale Club, on Vanderbilt avenue and 18th
street in the New York Central terminal.
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BUYER OF VAIL HOUSE.

Eben L. Olcott. president of the Hudson
River Day Line. is tile purchaser of the
house No 332 West 18th street corner Of
Riverside Drive, sold few days ago by
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BUYS AT RYE.

Warren & Sklllin sold for $. Roger
Mitchell about 2l2 acres. corner Of Forest
avenue and Manuersing avenue, Rye, y.
Y. to client, who viii build for his own
occupancy.
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LONG ISLAND TRACT FOR FIFTH AVE. PLOT
Wampaue Realty Company Gives Sixty Acres at NORTH Hemp
stead for August HeCksCher'S V aCant Parcel.
INVESTORS BUYERS OF STAFFORD APARTMENT HOUSE

Pease & Gilman for Henry II. Vail Mr..
Olcott will have the house remodeHed loi
his occupancy.
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CLEARANCEs.

FLOUR AND MEAIl-Flour was neglected.
owing 70 the fact that mills are sun hrm
and buyers unwilling 10 meet the advances
asked. The following prices iu wood are
Spring patents. 81 75QS5 10; winter straghts
- 6Od$4 -: winter patents 81 s0QSj 20 spring
clears. 81 1j0Sf 80: extra No ! winter. So qOG
- 20: No .. So S0gS3 %. Kansas straights
- 3OdS4 40; fancy spring patents. 50 JOdS6 10
RYE FLOUR-Quiet. fair 10 good, So FOG
Firm. kiln dried. IS IS. BAG MEAL-Fine
white and yellow, 81 4OqSl A.; coarse. 81 3jg
81 40 FEED-Western firm; Western spring
bran 10 arrive. lO0-ib sacks. $50 75dS2l
standard middling. S2l J0GS22; hour do. ST.
red dog. SIS so. city firm bulk bran, 81. 100
H. sacks. so; middling S230S2s JOi red dog
$50 50: oilmeal, S2sdS2S -.
COFTEE-Early Developments indicated
change Of sentiment from the bear 10 the
bull side I'm all the leading markets OF the
world The strength was pr0rounced early IN
Europe where Havre showed gains from to
81 francs. While Hamburg was 2q2i2 pfennigs
higher Private cables attributed the ad-
vance 10 an attempt on the part Of shorts TO
cover In a sOld-Out market Private adNices
from Brazil said that financial conditions there
we're much improved. and cost and freight
prices we're advanced "a sc. Prices here
opened firm Al an advance Of % 10 30 points
There was active covering a. well consid-
cradle new buying. but the demand was read
ily supplied. while late In tine session there
was selling for outside account. Under this
pressure the market lost part OF the early ad -
vance and closed steady, Al net gain or from
Is 70 is points Sales. l34 $50 bags Foreign
markets lost part OF the early advance and. on
ket unsettled Spot showed an advance Of
SC but trading Was quiet and prices we're
nominal on the basis Of l0isc for Rio No IS.
Local contract prices:
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with name and address OF granite.
torneyD "l
Interest per cent unless othergis. ,,..,
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EXPORTS.
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

GRAIN WHEAT - Prices experienced a
moderate rally from the sharp decline OF
TUESDAY but OPERATORS seemed more apdineuC
and inclined to await developments. lIlCe
changes were comparatively narrow, ana tue
market closed slightly below the highest Witn
a net gain OF ia &c The market Is re
ginning 10 anticipate increased offerings OF ne"
winter wheat. and the july position IN me
West was under considerable pressure. NoltH-
western markets we're relatively firm. ana
good cash demand served as stimulating
factor Leading commission houses predicted
renewed activity on the buying side IN the
event Of a return Of hot and dry conditions IN
The Northwest Foreign markets were gen
orally lower owing 20 favorable crop reports.
Increased offerings of native wheat on the
Continent and pressure OF foreign carsoes
In the local market No Northein spIln6
wheat vas quoted at 81 03. afoat.
greater mart Of the corn belt resulted in an
early advance Of @d1c bushel in the corn
market. with further buying by strong com
mission houses. Late IN the day private re-
ports OF rains in Illinois brought about re
neved selling and the market lost most oi
the gain. closing al net advance Of "a &c.
Export cOrn 7Ol4c nominal. % afiodt.
OATS-TheTe were numerous complaints Re
Ceived regarding the crop outlook and the
market ruled firm most Of the session, sassing
Of little late in sympathy with corn. al
though final prices were ga &c net higher.
Cash market steady: standard white quoted
47G4T1c: 40 .. 4sc. No g. Gl2d41c, No !.
ASK d46c. ordinary clipped. 4Gis G41i2c. and
fancy. 4SzQ49i2C. all elevator RlE-SteadN'
no = Western. 67i7c e. { Z New York export.
BARLEY-Quiet. mailing. 59q6jC { Bui-
falo, focding. sc nominal o New York.
NEW YORK PRICES.