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about the affair, so it didn't matter.
See here, Monsieur Rambouche,"
said George, taking him by the arm.
I'm going to overlook all this be-
cause OF your disgusting ignorance.
In this country, my friend, it is girls
privilege to firt, whether she's en-
gagged or not. It's expected of her.
That's what has made our nation
great-that and the battle of Bunker
Hill. Now, if you'll come back to the
hotel, I'll buy you something cool to
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drink. You look as though you need

drink. You look as though you neeu-
ed it. -.~'- - ~ -. - -
And so you say Monsieur has be-
come naturalized now. Dear me! |
suppose the shock of this intelligence
upset all his preconceived ideas. Yes,
1 knew they were good friends, but
l didn't know he. had married Miss
Elsie. But in strict confidence, dear,
l wonder just what George did say to
Edith afterward.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-01

''Pa, why do you always insist on
me singing when Mr.. Spoozleton
comes here?" 'fWell, / don't like
that fellow, and yet hate to come
right out and tell him to. CO."
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-01

Mrs. MISUNDERSTANDING TO this
paper, boiled cows milk is not good
for babies. Mr. Mommer-I can see
where the paper is right. A raw cow
gives better milk than a boiled one..
New-York tribune., 1913-07-19
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat, Corn, Oats and Coffee
All Show Gains.

Strength in the coarse grains markets
helped wheat yesterday. aided by reports
that about 80 loads had been worked
out for export Favorable crop advces
caused weakness early, but the decline
brought out active buying and prices
jumped to a net gain OF 2i2c for July
with other options sc up on slight re-
action. There were some sharp changes
ine the corn market an early drop OF
is47sc being shifted on bullish crop news
to net gain of iaaSsc oats followed
corn, were easy early. rallied on poor
thrashing returns and closed firm. with a
net gain Of i2Gs4c.
Strength in the coffee market Overcame
the fact that foreign markets failed To
respond to the late advance here on
Thursday. and Nhcn liquidation Lad
dropped prices to 10 points rally set
In which revealed the fact that there was
little coffee for sale The jump carried
prices 10 10 II points higher than Thurs
days close. but at present profits are
looked for and selling on the bulge by
early buyers caused a reaction which left
final prices points net higher to a decline
of points.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New 10TH, july H. iJli.
AIS-WHEAT-The market was ner-
yous and irregular. with an active trade Early
In the day values were lower owing To very
favorable crop adyices from the Northwest
and Indifferent cables from Europe. but there
Was active buying on the decline, and prices
rallied sharply. closing az advance Of
2i.c for July on covering hy belated shorts.
while other positions were OF little from
strength was believed 20 have been borrowed
from the coarse grain markets, although re
ports that probably about l25 loads had been
worked for export late on Thursday and
yesterday had considerable influence on sentt-
ment The Modern Miller said that the
winter wheat harvest Is rapidly nearing COM
pietion under the most favorable weather con
ditions imaginable. and that the grain gen
orally Is OF hisn order. not only as 20 con
dition but also In regard 10 the -four MAKING
qualities. Receipts at interior points were
again heavy. and so FAR this week are more
than twice az much as during the correspond
in2 time week ago. No red winter. 9i%tc
! ( New York export basis. ana NG'-c
b 10 arrive; No l northern spring.
81 eos. aiOst. CORN-De lined izn Atc
early. under Liquidation due 10 favorable crop
alylCcS from the Northwest and lower prices
abroad bur rallied sharply on bullish crop.
adyices from Illinois and continued hot
weather over the Southwest. closing AZ
az Interior points and the cash position was
firm Export corn. GHa.c nominal % ahoit.
OATS-The market wns Influenced largely by
the action of corn. easing m early and closing
Urm al n net gain OF ieG q Threshirg re
turns were disappointing and crop news on
the whole was rather hullish. Cash market.
firm. standard white, 4ld444c; No >. tilgc;
No g. i3Tf3i-c. No g. 42ieT43c; ordinary
clipped 43aa4iac: fancy. ijG46iec. an elevator.
RYE-Stoady: No , Western CO. { New
York export. BARLEI-Quiet; mating 550
COc q Buffalo and feeding nominal Wheat.
including -four. exports for the week. accord
ing 10 Bradstrecrs aggregate 3,599. 40G bushels.
against 5.i76G G2 last week. and l.9Ni.+56 last
year: since July l. S.776.22S bushels. against
i4Iq SG3 last season corn cNporks for the
week 49, Gi2 against n 993 last week. and
~ 50l last year, since July L. 2jIG0j, against
f-O ~ Near
New-York tribune., 1913-07-19
THE COTTON MARKET
Firmer and Higher, October
Leading the Advance.

While there was no material broadening
OF business and trading was not active
enough 10 suggest a crop scare, there was
considerable nervousness over the new
crop situation. with fresh buying late IN
the day for long account sending the
october option To- new high figures Tor the
month. High temperature were reported
In the Eastern belt and there were some
reports OF crop deterioration. \ reduc-
ton In the local stock. with hulilsh week
end figures. helped the bulge. but old crop
positions were easy. with some July no.
ticcs causing scattered liquidation of that
option The close WAS steady. net un-
changed TO an advance of Y points .Or
the DAY. Southern spot markets were uH-
changed. but the local market advanced .
points % I. soc for mlddlng upland, no
sales. delivered ON contract LHo bales.
1 s,aT contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-19
RECORD FOREIGN TRADE
Total for United States Fiscal
Year Is S4,278,383,070.

Washington, July 1S.-A record for the
foreign trade OF the United States was
made in the fiscal year 1919. Just closed.
Imports and exports were larger than
ever, imports aggresating a,Si2, G2l, 100 and
exports 2,i65. .76l. 90. For the preceding
year the figures were Sl,6jS, ,26i93l and
50. .20i, ,322, 400.
The total foreign commerce for 1918 was
1928. .O7o. as compared with 1851. 5S73l3
for 1912, an increase of Si29, 795,727. Of
which Sl593 225 was in imports and $751;
t39 J0l i'm exports.
Russia is the largest purchaser of
American agricultural machinery. $1,000
coo worth having been sent to that coun-
try during the fiscal year. against F,0o0Vo
TO Canada. S5.5oOC0o to Argentina, $tc0O00)
to Germany and 100000 to France. This
country exported $2l.0JO,0C0 worth of agri-
cultural machinery in 1905 and Si2,c0,9O)
worth this year.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-19
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

Tho following Judgments for amounts OK
cccdinc 500 were hlcd Yesterday. the nrst
name being that Of the debtor:
AIp,rt. MoN-E Mpert Sja3 93.
Buren,. Thomas H.-onc Hundred and Thlr-
u-Gye West Fifty-clgnth street COMPANY.
Bern.,cin. i'% i wuIam-E. L. Kleiner ct al.
Bender. i " A-,hur B.. and Philip Nadig-E.
Bucksdotf. costs. SiI3 A.
bolnm,rshcim. Heleue-L. 4. Sable. S30S 81.
Bohaty. Autonio-Clty Real Estate COMPANY
csrtazzo. Mchael-E. Grinhorn. Si7G 80.
same stegrmann Rockefeller Ice Com
cutlcr. John A.. John +. sayward Company
ard John A. Connolly-Ncst Side Bank'
p'mto wv charles-E r Reynolds costs.
DS Maria. Luigi Secman ct al. slo9 -.
Doubro. Louis-W. .. construction Company.
rlicR6'. frank w.-HeNtor stable COMPANY.
500 80.
auce Company. $lD7 81
rritzcl. George L-F 4 Becker. s20i ~
GtIhanl. George al J. Browp. Sl,553 9i
Grimes Robert H.-Georse Bernard COM
C;,prIcitt'' hngust-Glokner & Blue Company.
Hahn, AIbert-s Cohn. s3oS 60.
Haieht Allen T-Theodore =. Kohn & Son.
,,crn sIp' Milton E-E. schaefer ct al. sl55 81.
Ueltlcr Samuel-W. O. Construction COM
Krausr Sn,i. Joseph W, suardian-F. c. Miller
Icfevrs ["''s Josiah P.-J. A. Murray ct al
,,itges Enelia-Rock Island Butter Com
rIny. Of Now York. slG9 %. -.
McGormacE. %,T & John J.-seeman Brothers.
M5}I'lScpp 'Ma-y-A Van Norden, SIP Il.
Mayer. Joseph B. receiver-City OF New
NayirT. Howard-H A. Caesar Co,
o.RcliIy' f'Iii Edwin R.-Herring Hail Marvia
SAFE Companv. s7s3s %.
rCnz. l.. Everett and Frank 4. Hannah
R,drr. Marie IA. W. Brown. S3it ~.
Rcinlr. Philip J.-C. p. Fritz Ct al costs
r5Ie' SiC' Elizabeth III. F. Nune. s22G ~.
Suots Eugene County Land and Mortgage
sorGhegim. diem" Lcopold~Lovel Realty Company.
s,SrcSs STJ, o. AIphonse. Mary stercks and Whit
nry Hotel. Inc--Whirlwind Company
schsGow' kdolph-Nehr Manufacturing com7
smith pnnS Waller gilie H-Herrins Hall Marvin safe
Company. sL741 Gs.
Titcomb William On OShaughnessy.
Tucker Ross F.-Clinton Point Stone Com
pany $3.50 SO.
Nanderbcrg, Gertrude h.-S. u mhTN"''
SlJ2 30. =,
Annex Homes Of New York city, lnc.-N.
Pnlmieri. $500 50
Baul. of New York-M. J. solomon. 81, 81 ~.
century Gas and Electric Fixture Company
T. Bacnenfeld. $jS3 60
Fiavius Improvement Company. salvatore
Casalaro and Angelo Fasany-L. II. ZEN
scnfeld ct al. S30i -.
f. NJ Millstcir ~ Co.. Inc.-Virgina Table
Company. 500 30
Nacolithic Concrete Company aud irving j.
Never-LW H. Hendrickson. 5000 -.
Tide water Lumber Company-Bruceton Bank
s3,30j o.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-19
BOND DOTS.

II is reported that tho $2,5O0.OOo Public
Service Company OF Northern Illinois
three-year per cent collateral gold notes
are being offered for public subscriptions
convertible into first and refundns per
cent mortgage bonds at 95, dated July J,
1918, and due July !. 1916.
y. r.. Aub q Co, Of CINCINNATI. were the
successful bidders on July for $4,000 )
per cent twenty-year coupon fire depart
ment building bonds of Xenia, Greene
County, Ohio.
According to reports. Nirden Macoupin
County, Ill. recently held an election
and defeated the proposition to issue
$4,000 township high school construction
bonds
r.. y. Lethschuetz. CITY Auditor OF
Springfield, Clark County. Ohio. will re-
ceive proposals until p. m. on August y
for $1,000 AZ per cent coupon improve
ment bonds, denomination $1,000, dated
March !. 1913. and due March /, 1928.
The Williamsport State Bank, of Will
Transport, was awarded on July the
$22,9SO AZ per cent ten-ycar gravel road
construction bonds OF Wil'iamsport, War
rem County. Ind.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-19
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago, July 1S.-Dealings to-day re-
suited in a further advance i'm prices for
some issues While a few stocks which
made their gains previously fell back a
trine. the latter was induced largely by
speculative profit taking. The strong is
sues continued to reflect small invest
meut buying. Principal advances aver
aging a point OF more each included
Sears RoebuCk common. both classes Of
American Can shares and United States
Steel common stock. Fractional appTc-
Citations appeared in quaker oats pre-
ferrcd. Chicago Railways Series ., fco-
pies Gas and Swift shares Illinois Brick,
Chicago Railway Series i and 3 and
Booth Fisheries preferred remained UNI
changed. National Biscuit common lost
point and declines of around half
point each occurred in Commonwealth
Edison and Pneumatic Too. Union Car
Oide lost a couple Of points There was
moderate amount of business in the
bond department and prices held for the
most part firm.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-19
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEtBO,RD CLEARANCES
HOUR AND MEAL-Therc a

IIOIR AND MEAI--Thcrc appeared 10
he fair jobbing business IN -four and rumors
OF quite liberal sales or both spring patents
and kansas grades Tor forward shipment.
Snrng patents 81 I0HSj. winter straights.
s. GUliS4 -. Old. winter patents. - NOHS5 -,
spring clears - ijhSi 80. extra No / winter.
So mGSi %, No .. %SOmS3 80; Kansas
straghts. 81 30aSt AZ. fancy spring patents.
81 JO6tSG RYE FLOJR-Firm fair TO good.
MEAt-Kiln dried. 50 ~. BAG MEAL-Fiuc
white and yellow 81 3jGSl 40; coarse, 81 SEA
81 -. Western steady; spring bran.
20 arrive. lpl-fb sacks $50 5OdS2t standard
rniddline. f22nS22 -j. nour do s26 GO. rcd dog.
SIS ca: city steady; bulk. $50 80 sacks. S2l -,
middling. S23 CONS2N co. red dog, SO 80 oil
meal s2nRx29 20
COFFEE European coffee markets again
failed TO respond 10 our tirmness of late on
Thursday. and I'm consequence prices here az
ihe start were JntO points lower under liquida-
tion hy tmd longs There was comparatively
litte coffee Tor sale. and the market gained
strcrgth on covering and new buying. Az one
time the marN,t showed gains Of l0nli points
from the previous close. hut late in The day
there was profit taking. and final prices were :
Ioints ne hiehcr to , points lower. sales
90 $50 bags HaVre was 4dA franc lower
carly. hut rallied sharply. and at the close was
td4 higher; Hamburg closed at net loss Of
y al pfennig. and the hcaNiness caused some
. the late selling here. There was some buy
ng on r;ivate cable from a promncni Santos
house. which stated that the crop VIII be much
smaller Than cXpected. owing 20 rendiment dm-
perfect bennsI. cost ana freight offers were
frmer and there a fairly active business.
Spot market hrm. with Rio IS quoted al 9'sc.
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-19
RosTON WOOL MARKET.

Uostou. July IS THE Commercial Bdlle-
tin tomorrow viii say:
anr.atcr confidence is being displayed In
IA. wool market and while II has been n"
.ea.y matter to advance prices for wool even
soctionnilv dealers have refused oners whlcn
t,,o ar threc weeks ago they probably would
ho,c ,ccepted So far as spot transactions
arc concerned there has been about the same
volume of business done and at about the
same prices that have pre'ailen tor stNvral l
1''"ts some buying Of woods 90 arrive has
also occurred.
"Openings OF light weight woollen ana "or-
stcd goods are being mnde very slo"iy; tnc
princlpsl factors delaying their pubic sho"
inrs ~ goods Fair repeat orders are IN eVl-
'dence In heavy weights -,
The shipments OF wool from Boston rom
January 20 July II, inclusive were o-,"n', .
no riad last year The receipts we're lOO'O0o-
6a5 pounds. against ls2. 22i, TO
New-York tribune., 1913-07-19
SOUTHERN EQUIPMENT NOTES
S1,750,000 Sold to Purchase Rolling
Stock for Road.

The Southern Railway Company has
sold 10 Potter. Choate g. Prentice and
Droxel & Go. Sl,750O0O 8 per cent equip
ment trust notes, maturing semi-annually
from February 1914. to 1923, inclusive
The proceeds Of the notes are 10 be used
TO finance the purchase of twenty-five
locomotives recently ordered, l.5o) coal
cars and 80 stock cars.
Bankers are Offering the issue IN large
lots on a o per cent basis and In small
lots on a -. per cent basis.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-19
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

During the last six months the number
OF stockholders Of United Light & Rail-
ways Company increased from 800 10 1870
Southwestern Power G. Light Company.
The Southwestern Power and Light
Company has recently acquired the Fort
Worth Power and Light Company, when
supplics the entire electric light and
fpower service in Fort Worth, serving
population OF about $500. The Southwest
err Power and Light Company is 'he
holding corporation under the Southwest
srn Utilities Corporation. The Fort Worth
Power and Light Company is capitalized
al s.. .576, 600. consisting Of $4,000 preferred
ard the remainder common. More than 80
per cent OF tho common is controlled by
the Southwestern Power and Light Com
psay. There is outstanding 1881 900 hTst
nOrtGage twenty-year 8 per cent bonds.
IL ed6ition 10 its commercial light and
power business the company furnishes
tho current for tho stree; lighting of the
city and the operating OF the municipal
watSrwo-iss. Gross earnings of the com
paay fer thc yco. ended April 20, 1913,
vers S5IJ4sS. an increase OF 81 8iS over
tne preceding twelve months; net after
taxes amounted to S2s5. .24e, q gain Of {60,-
0i. and balance after charges was y2iG,-
rs, al increase OF se3.tG5 over the CORE
sposeing period OF INC previous year.
Central California Gas Company.
N Increase Of approximately 80 per cent
In gross and * Per cent in net earnings
Is shown In the statement of the Central
California Gas Company for tho month Of
June ard an increase of about II per cent
IL gross and - per cent In net for the
year. The comparative statemen. OF the
company for the month and tic year
ended June 60 1918. is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1913-07-19
Yester

PROyISIONS-Only moderately active hut
hrrner on buying by commission houses and an
absence Of offerings outside of profit taking
PORK-Firm. Ness. S23d<23 80. family. S23a
Sa6: short clear. 500 1j0S22 -. BEEF--
steady Mess SlsaSiS so family. s2oas22
packet. SlDaS.0; extra India mess. S2sq,S3o
DRESSED IlOGS-Firm BacOns. l3is@t3%tc:
plgs Hhc. cut MEATS-Picked bellies
hrm: 10 n. i7i-c IL 10. l6hc; II 10. $50
15isc: picked hams. 16lac. TALLOW-Firm
special csc: city. 6isc: country. 5A6GRc
LARD Middle West II 75mil Soc; city hrmer
it%c refined hrm: South America 2S0c:
Continent, T. zoe, Bras!' kegs, 13s0c; COM
New-York tribune., 1913-07-19
Crop Report Good.

The crop outlook offers much encour-
aeenent for improvement in business
conditions based on recent reports. The
81 Louis Modern Miller" says: The
winter wheat harvest is rapidly nearing
completion under the most favorable
weather conditions imaginable. Reports
of delayed harvesting are fewer than
usual. and with the exception Of occa-
sional complaints of smut the quality OF
the wheat is practically perfect. The
grain generally is of high order. not
only as far as the condition is concerned
but also in regard to the flour milling
qualities, the soft wheat especially yield
ing we'll Yields in the hard wheat ter
ritory continue better than had been eN-
pected. and the crop as a result will be
larger than had been expected.
There continues TO be free marketing
Of the wheat as it is thrashed, and the
grain is we'll taken care OF. millers buy
ins literally and an export demand for
both wheat and -four having developed -
New-York tribune., 1913-07-19

Secretary Hoster's statement % the "oiIg
tlsible supply of cotton shows h" toial as
p9t 81. against 3.ODt926 last week. @.N-N',>
isst wear and ip5S 16S ycar before last, pt
tIfs th. total OF American cotton is l.bN2,3Ni,
against i.7II.a2G last week and l,,sO'si last
New-York tribune., 1913-07-19

WeskIr t,Wsnt rgrrr OF tnr Sow ioI"
Cotton Esehaur,. Port receipts. @llfV balcl;
ar.Ins, ~ go Lass y,Ir, overland % mills ann
canada o. iur sll.iIs, T. 3bI laei year. SoiiH
.,Iu miI ,ltiurs trsuulf'II. $1,000. against
-u uOp Iast year. loss of STOCKS 30 lHi'Iln.
towns. IG@@i against ~ ~ last year uiVls,t
into slpnt Tor ne Vt.k. @'elG. gfHius. --'l
Itsf year Total ,rpr movement. Ioti ~. t'Ii-,
H1JgSf- bale. against liNJbtD last ytiI. .
overland 10 mills and canada. 30 sos. aBalhs'
rs ~ last year. southern Wl.I iahlNsa.
5O5 COZ against . 26Jo.pp last year, a1.-@ ~
Interior towns boo excess of september J. -
$50 against 1854 la.t wear. brought iu,2 s.si''
mus Lr Tor season. l5.5U9.jj-. against l'.'s4'-
% la.t season % oDc
liverpool cables. spot gu.,t,r. sales hV.V
bales. rpc-ulatiou aud export 900 Aine i,'u'
, rlu. inpnrts 500. American. 100. M"
.JIirr upland Gth. Futures opened quiet OUT
steady at 3 points decline; closed STEADY.
H. POINTS .ovcr 1uy. Ga ID. Jul> Ausual'
o. 44d. Angus. september. G3IG. fcpirmntF
,,lcr G2Bi4d. october November, 'lp', ~
,,r,bcr. Bc,smbrr. Gii'ad. December -Janu"IF'
ei4I: January geb,Jar,. d l4d. tebrhaIy
Mach Gi5IsI. March. April. d.l' -. Nprh
90 i-i.a- NtV.IIuc. e. l.G. June-JulN,
aIligd Man,host.r- Yarns and cloths Gull
New-York tribune., 1913-07-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. july j. spreading of black rust
rad considerable to- 30 with rallying thc Whcat
market to-day after an early decline. ,loSihB
t,riccs were steady at an advance ~ "a 'sc
net Otbcr leading staples also made gains
conn "a Sc. oats IA ana provisions oR
lal.r Z EanEc " prices.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-19
Cash Gain Indicated.

The currency movement for this week
indicates q small cash gain by the local
banks The movement of currency as
reuorted shows that the banks received
from The interior s17,9SS,ooo. which in
cludes $4,000 in gold coin from Can
ada. and there was shipped TO the inte-
rior sS,9sS.OOo which included $i,2l3.Oo0
Of national bank notes sent 10 Washing
ton for redemption. This leaves gain
from the interior Of 100000. Gold
export in bars 20 Paris amounted 70
100000 and ordinary disbursements
BY the Sub-Treasury were Sl3.S43.OoO.
The banks paid to the Sub-Treasury
sle.S76.0 600. This shows loss on Sub
Treasury operations of s5,533, 600 and
net gain Of $500 for the week.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-19
sTEARINE-s,eady;

pound finn. 1OG1OAc. sTEARINE-steadyi
oleo f02c. city lard, l3hc.
COTIONSEnD OIL Active, and prices
carly were higher on strength in the spot posi-
ton and the armness in lard Late In ING
day values were easier clospg Irregular AT d
points decline to points advSce Local con-
New-York tribune., 1913-07-19
CURB ECHOES.

The Seneca Superior Mining Company
has declared a bi-monthly dividend of 10
cents a share. payable August 10. The
companys financial statement shows
cash in banks of sl27.2i9 and ore i'm transit
having an approximate value Of SG5,OoO.
II is reported that the Butte and SUI
perior earned about $500 net in May
and about $4,000 in June.
The Nindicator Consolidated Gold Min
ing Company has declared a dividend Of
per cent on the stock. payable July p.
which amounts 20 $500. II is the inten-
ton of the directors to build a strong re-
serve, and. I'm addition, to continue TO de-
velop the mEe.
The regular four-weekly report Of the
Hollinger Gold Mines. Limited, accom-
panyinS dividend checks for that period
to stockholders. shows profits for the
period ended June II amounting TO S2i0i5
leaving a surplus over the dividend re-
qurements Of $4,000. The most notable
feature of the report Is the reduction in
working costs 10 s. Il ton. Further re-
ductions are expected by the manage
ment. The company's cash balance IS
now &;fCco. The main features OF the
last three four-weekly periods compare
as follows:
-Four U'ks cnced-- Ap-. -. May %. juno Il.
Milling time ...........SG y. 9. ~ 2. G.. % J.. 9
Tonnage .....-..-..-..$ ) | .35t 5000 Sll. .N6I
Avge. ore values. ton. 23.45 1888 1850
App. extraction ....... % p. g. % =. e. % ,. e.
Milling costs ......... 9jj $50 1.3l2
IT is noted that in the four weeks ended
June Il the expenses Of the strike are set
down at $500 which amounts to 0.2ij per
ton Of ore milled. General Manager Rob
bins states that upon June II the wlnae
which has been sunk upon No ! vein
had reached a depth OF II feet below the
600 foot level and that there has been no
change In the character oi the ore.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-19
Yester-
MOLAssES AND SYRUPs-M


With "a light demand and stocks moderate,
and prices unchanged. Syrups steady ana
unchanged.
NAVAL sTOREs-There was a fair de-
msnd for turpentine and prices were steady
Rosin barely steady Tar dull and IN
changed.
O;Ls--Rehned petroleum steady and un-
changed. Linsccd oil hrm at former quo
t1tiOus.
RiCE--Quict. with prices unchanged. Most
operators holding on awaiting the new crop
which IS only a few weeks OF and whica IS
believed TO bo a large one.
SUGAR Refined unchanged, with fine
81 anulated quoted 1900. Withdrawals were
fair. but no new business was reported, as
consumers seem 10 be waiting pending the
outcome Of the tariff. There was a sale OF
Cuba sugars for second half August shipment
a. 2Lc cost and freight. Outside OF this
the market was quiet and unchanged, At
351c for centrifugal: 3.01c for muscoNado'
and 2S2c for mOlasses. In London beet
sugar was weak and lower. the carly cable
quoting July and August al 9s and October
December at 9s 24d. while on the curb
prices were stll lower at rs loihd for july,
IS 11iad for August and IS 2d for October
December. Wil!ett d Gray: Total stock or
Europe and America. 2.7O9.0SG tons. against
l. S92, 443 last year At the same uneven dates
The incrcaGc Of stock IS SlG.6i3 tons, against
an increase OF 9iS2 2j3 last week. ToiaI
stocks and ahoats together show visible
supply of 2,SSj,OS6 tons, against 2.OsS. 10
last year, or an increase Of sO1.6i3 tons