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New-York tribune., 1913-07-26
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

Inc New Orleans Railway and Light
company reports gross operating revenue
ior the month of June Of s559,3Ss, as COM
pared with $521, 300. an increase Of sSs.0s7
over June Of 1872; net operating revenue
was SSll68. as against $242,l97. a gain
OF NS91. and gross corporate income
amounted to $l98.4O3, as compared with
tso'oe5 for the same month last year, an
increase Of 1881 The surplus from
operations for the month was So, ,779. as
compared with s59,33S for June Of 1912, a
decrease Of ss,55s
Federal Light and Traction.
Gross earnings Of the subsidiary COM
psnies Of the Federal Light and Traction
company for June wCls Sl80,935, as COM
pared with $l62894 for June Of last year.
oh Increase Of SlS, 40l; net earnings for the
month were S2. 7O5. as against $65.l2O, a
San OF S,5Sy; the six months gross ended
VAN June amounted 10 $l.l8l. .533 as COM
tieo with N,O39, ,339 for the first half Of
''a' year. an increase OF $l43,l9. and net
.s'Llngs for the same period were $685.
~ as against S436.95O. a gain Of 1914
oUhalo and Lake Erie Traction Co.
rlans have been completed by the bank
s and bondholders' protective commit
"e ior the reorganization OF the Buffalo
a"o Lake Erie Traction Company. II
mVposes 70 acquire other properties in
'Ie immediate vicinity TO make the new
sOnpany compact and provide through
'Flce new company viii be formed.
nnieh will take In the Buffalo and Lake
-" Traction Company, the Buffalo,
-'OckDort & Rochester Railway Company.
@"o an electrical company will be or
saihzed 10 acquire a contract with the
a'ectric Development Company. Ltd, for
~e delivery OF current at the interna-
honal boundary.
the organization plan provides that the
s'0rtgage securing the S7,O66.OOO per cent
F's' and refunding bonds Of the Buffalo
7" Lake Erie Traction Company be
,viselosed. new company will be Or
senized to take over the property for the
''nohoiders. II will issue in payment for
NE property 100000, bonds secured by a
New-York tribune., 1913-07-26
NEW SITE FOR POSTOFFICE
Old Astor House Plot Urged by
Merchants Association.

The Merchants Association has for some
weeks been preparing figures dealing with
the acquisition of the old Astor House plot
and adjacent property as site for a new
postofiice 10 replace the present building.
The removal Of the postoffice building
from City Hall Park les been discussed
for several years. Postmaster Edward
W. Morgan said yesterday that the fed
cral building should be torn down, as 1t
was inadequate.
He said further that the Astor House
site was the best available for the cree
ton of a new building, urging, among
other reasons. the saving that would ac-
crue to the city from the purchase of a
property to which New York has already
paid the better part Of million for
easement in connection with the new
subway. The new site will also afford
more room.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-26

New York, July -. 1918.
GRAIN - WHEAT -- Developed an easic.
tone. and while exporters reported sales Of
about 80 loads at the decline, the demand
was not sufficient 90 offset the heavy receipts
OF new winter wheat in the West and favor
able reports regarding the new spring wheat
crop. and prices closed near the bottom, with
a net loss OF hsGlsc. Crop experts In the
Northwest seemed unanimous In the opinion
that the crop had made rapid progress during
the last week. and that there is now little
20 be feared from rust. there is every prospect
of normal crop OF fine quality. Reports from
abroad were more satisfactory regarding crop
conditions Adviccs from Europe Indicated
imuroylng conditions. although many unfayor
able reports have been received from Ger
many where there seems 10 be a tendency 20
reduce crop estimates. No = red wheat here.
g4i.c e. / T. New York, export basis. July
shipment. and csc. Z o ahoat 20 arrive No
1 Northern Duluth. g9lzc. o ailoat CORN
I'm the absence OF more than moderate buying
prices were easy. closing az net loss OF '24
7sc Export corn. 69Ac nominal. aiiodJ
OATS Active selling. In sympathy with me
decline In wheat and con, made prices cas-
Ter. closing at a net loss Of i.d&c. Cash oats
guiet. standard white. iJie0 DC, No :. 46'2c'
10 2 45dALc. No .. 44d44leC. ordinary
clipped 44is446isc: fancy. iT44sc. RYE
stesly. No > Western, 90, C / T. New 1ort'
export BARLEY Quiet. mating. ooavp.,
e. / T. Buffalo Wheat including hour. eNpoi .
gropated , 800 aOl bushels. against Ho99 900
last week and 2OJ6 95s last year; since Juiy
10 36S 99g against 1886, S2l last year
Corn eNports for the week. 1881 against
oo5 90 last week and % 262 last year; since
int 1 407 53G against go O35 last season.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-26

changed. with business OF jobbing chsr ,
acter Resins quiet and unchanged anu
tar steady. -,-,,,,
OLs-No change in refined petroleum.
Ifnseed oil cent higher on city ana ou'
of town oil. Calcutta unchanged.
RICE-Steady, with prices about as pre-
viously quoted. -
SUGAR-Refned steady. at t80c for hne
oranulated New business quiet, but Win
drawals fairly liberal. Raw steady az S.oto
for centrifugals. on sales of about 1.OOO bags
Porto Rico late Thursday afternoon; mus
covado was quoted at 3.0Tc and molasses
2s2c. while cost and freight was I-3-c
In London beet sugar had buyers at quo
tations according 20 the early cable Juiy
being quoted Ss 10iad; August. IS IL
and october December. 9s 2Ad. with euro
prices unchanged on August and Octoo'I-
December and I'd higher for July at IS
1O9d Willett Il Gray: Total stock OF
Europe and America. 2.640.j4s tons against
.SGJ,OJg tons last year at the same un- un
even dates The increase Of stock is If0.4so
tons. against an increase OF sl66t5 tons Ia, Ia,
week Total stock and ahoats together snow
a visible supply Of 2.791.54S tons. agains.
2.O8GO59 tons last year. or an increase Oh
New-York tribune., 1913-07-26
NEW YORK CURB.

While some irregularity developed az the
outset in the curb market yesterday this
was later followed bv pronounced
strength in the recently active issues The
larger part of attention, however, was
centred in the New Havens, which were
purchased on an extensive scale. the
rights moving up about as, while the bonds
advanced a point Union Pacific rights
were also in demand at a fractional i'm
provement, while Southern Pacific certii-
Gates rose L. United Cigar Stores was up
point on increased animation. Inter
continental Rubber and Consolidated Rub
Der Tire were also higher. Standard Oh
subsidiaries ruled firm. The copper stocks
were irregular, Notwithstanding the
strength in the meta.
Nevada stocks were fairly active. win
prices irregular. Midway, the feature OF
the trading, moved up from i6c 10 SIC on
Western buying and closed at 4Ic. TonO-
pah Merger. lacking support eaSed OF
from S5c to SEC, while North star remained
pegCed at the 81 mark. West End came
out at 81 5-l6 to Hl4, and Manhattan BE
-Four at 40c. Jim Butler changed hands az
re and MiZuah Extension at SOC. There
was a good demand for Rescue Eula al
pc TO 22l9C and Nevada Hills at 9ic 10 9'c
Pittsburgh Silver Peak sold at from 4Sc To
soc and Tonopah Mining held at ga.
Goldfeld Consolidated transactions were
AT 81 11-16 and Sla4. Jumbo Extension WaN
bought at l4tec and Ice was paid Tor At
lanta
New-York tribune., 1913-07-26
FAV0RS HART GARBAGE BID
Edwards Will Recommend That
Offer to Buy Refuse Be Accepted

John j. Hart, the lowest bidder on July
10 for the contract for the disposal OF
garbage in Manhattan, The Bronx and
Brooklyn. has proved his financial re-
sponSbility. and Commissioner Edwards
will recommend 10 the Board OF Estimate
the acceptance of his bid.
Hart proposed to pay the city $62,5OO
the first year. $S75Oo the second and
$l12.500 the next three succeeding years
for the privilege Of collecting and using
the garbage.
The contract is for three years. with the
privilege of renewal for two more.
The other bidder was the New York
sanitary Utilization Company. for $50
op0 year. to be paid them by the city.
The acceptance Of Harts hid means a net
saving to the city for the five years OF
.SlI3I.5pO
New-York tribune., 1913-07-26
THE CROP MARKETS
Grains All Show Declines
Coffee Holds Steady.

Conditions. practically unchanged as far
as export business was concerned were
Of no avail against the swelling tide Of
interior receipts and highly optimistic
crop reports, and in consequence the
wheat market was easier all day, closing
near the bottom at a net loss for che day
of 5sdljsc. weather conditions caused
heavy selling in corn, and with light
demand the close showed a net loss OF
IA &c Oats were governed by the course
OF wheat and corn prices, and While
thrashing returns were unsatisfactory
stocks were liberal, and the market closed
at a net decline of I2G3tc for the day.
The coffee trade is apparently at seas
regarding the course of affairs, and whlle
price changes yesterday were compara-
lively narrow. the market was nervous
moderate decline at the start was par
italy recovered on speculative buying
and the close, steady, was at net IN
changed TO a loss of only points. AS
the assortment of coffee here is growing
poorer every day. there Is a strong feel,
ing I'm certain quarters that buyers VIII
have 10 look to Brazil in the near tuture
New-York tribune., 1913-07-26
THE METAL MARKETS.

cOPPER-The local street market Tor cop
per was strong. with lake quoted at l5i4c
electrolytic l5c, and casting 14Ac. Standard
conner on the Metal Exchange was firm, with
spot July August September and October
Quoted AT u 5Od14 75c. In London copper was
also firm closing steady at f66 lis 80 for
snot and e86 l2s Cd foi futures.
TIN-Weak. with spot. July. August. Sen
tember and October quoted at 30 I5H 20 25c
local sales. 10 tons. In London tin was also
LEAD Quiet. New York spot. i30c. and
East 81 Louis. 415dI.25c. London lead closed
AT $50 17s 81.
SPELTER-Firm: New York spot. $3.50
shelter closed at f2O los,
IRoN-Cleveland warrents. Sos 4isd In Lon
don. Locally iron WAS steady and UNCHANGED
sic. No Northern. No l southern and SOFT
xts 2J6Sl5 20.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-26
ITEMS Of WALL STREET.
Transactions for foreign account yes
terday totalled about 1900 shares, mostly
on the selling side.
Dividends were declared as follows:


Keystone Watch case Company, regular
semi annual OF 3ia per cent on the common
stock, payable August ] to stock Of record
July -
Pittsburgh Drysoods Company, regular semi
annual OF ~ per cent on the common ana
preferred stocks. payable August J.
southern California Ellison COMPANY .ulaI
quarterly OF = per cent on the common 'ck'
payable August 10 10 stock OF record July 81.
WHY'S overland Company, additional OF i
per cent on its common stock, payable August
10 to stock OF record July ~.
General Chemical Company, quarterly OF IL
per cent on the preferred and ! = per cent on
the common, the preferred payable October !
10 stock Of record september 10 and the com
mon September to stock OF record August Il.
Secretary Frederick r. Fenton of the
Investment Bankers Association Of
America has issued a call for meeting
of the board Of governors at the Statler
Hotel, Cleveland, August and 3. The
board meets TO consider plans for the
annual convention i'm Chicago on October
2S, % and CO. TO elect the regular ticket of
officers and board of governors.
Manning. Maxwell y Moore have pur-
chased from Samuel :. Eveland. owner
of the Evcland Engineering and Manu-
featuring Company, of Philadelphia, the
entire production Of his factory for the
first year.
Beer, Sondheimer d co. have shipped
10000 gold bars to Belgium
The estimated gain in cash made b.
the New York banks this week is S9,jOo,C'l.
or the $4,000 shipped 10 the interior
$.9o> 600 was FOR national bank notes sent
to Washington for redemption. Gold eX-
ports amounted TO 10000.
Directors Of the United States Light
and Heating Company yesterday passed
the scmi-anuual dividend OF 81 per cent
on the preferred stock, due at this time.
The company will give out statement
shortly explaining the action.
Exports Of copper for the week ended
July "A totared 1881 tons. Since July /
SO tons Of the metal have been export
ed, against Q 553 tons for the same period
last year.
United States government 2 per cent
registered bonds sold on the Stock Ex-
change yesterday, 5000, at 96',. After
this sale was made the bid price dropped
to a new low record Of 9554. The coupon
Is sold, $1,000. at 10
The Seaboard Air Line Railway has sold
81 10000 per cent equipment trust notes
To- syndicate composed Of Eastman.
Dillon q Co, the Equitable Trust Com
pany and Kcan. Taylor 4 co. The notes
mature semi-annually over tbs next ten
years and the proceeds from the sale VIII
be used to pay for equipment and loco
motives. 10 per cent Of the cost TO be paid
I'm cash.
Regarding the government suit filed
against the American Telephone and Tel
cgraph Company under the Sherman anti
trust law. Theodore y. Vail, president 81
the company. said yesterday that the suit
was not unexpected. as II had been In tho
g.. .
New-York tribune., 1913-07-26

PRONISIONS-There

PRONIsIONS-There was heavy hqulua-
tion i'm the provision market. ana pncys
,,..ra lower closing near the bottom. PORN
FIRM. mess $23 - ll S23 70. family SIG
500 30. short clear $50 - u So 20. BEEF,,-
Steady: mess S1SaSls 80; family, S2O4 81.
nscxct SiOa $50: extra India mess. SIS q
900 DpESsED HOGS-Steady. bacons. IL y
6,i3a.c; pigs. I4I4c. CUT MEATS-Pictled
bellies steady; 10 ID. l7hc: II To-, l6laei -
In 15G15ikc. picked hams. l6ls q lh94 C.
TAI OW-Firm: special. exc: city, 6lsc'
country -. a6iac. LARD.Easy; Middle
West it.TOg11sOc; city II y oil Nc re-
l., 30c. Brazil kegs. 10 95c compound nrm
i0L q1OLc. STEARINE-Steady, oleo. lla
&c: city lard, i3i4 % l3isc.
FoTTONsEED OIL -- The market was
foverish. but prices early showed additional
strength. The recent decline I'm cotton, as we'll
as the easier market FOR lard. appeared 10
prompt active profit taking, and prices broke
sbornlv. hut made a partial recovery and closed
about steady at a net loss OF from to 10
noints Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1913-07-26
BOND DOTS.

NJ. Laird Deputy Clerk Of Columbia
Township. LOrain County. Ohio, viii re-
ceive proposals until p. m. on August il
for $1,000 per cent road Improvement
bonds. denomination $3.50, dated August
/. 1918. and due October /. 1884.
Field, Longstrcth q Co, Of Cincinnati
were the successful bidders on July 10 for
Sio.a0o per cent food emergency bonds
of Athens. Athens County, Ohio.
j. r. TAFT chairman ~ the Board OF
Commissioners of Dade city. Pasco 'oun-
Is. Fla. Will receive proposals until Au-
gust for $1,000 . per cent thirty-year
special road and bridge road construction
bonds. denomination N.ooo, and dated
August I. 1918.
4, Is reported that .. NJ. Bechtol a co.
Of Davenport were awarded recently the
5000 8 per cent funding bonds Of Mar
shalltown. Marshall County. Iowa.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-26
sHEEpsKINs SOLD IN LONDON.

London, July ga sale Of Cape OF Good
Hone and Natal sheepskins was held here to
day The offerings numbered II6. 9T3. OF which
ri 800 were sold. The demand was fair.
coarse short and shorn pelts ranged from M
changed to I'D lower other grades were n %
i.d cheaper.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-26
NEW YORK PRICES.
,<TFRIoR RECEIPTS.
SEABoARD CLEARANCEs.
IIOIK AND MEAL-FIOur was lnaCI'


as mills were rUldins prices steady but uuytLs
-" not Inclined To pay the hgures asked,
owing io favorable reports regarding SpLlns
wheat crop prospects. Sllng patents Fti,...
81, winter strlights. - 40HSi 90; VINE. WIhme.
PATENTS 81 SOd S. 20, spring clears ~ iog g. So ,S
extra No 1 winter. 50 9OHSt 20 no :, % ~
81 30. Kansas straishts. - w. - ~ an!
spring patents 81 sou 81. RYE FLOJh-9'ts1suHS, Z,
Jair 70 gooI 50 coo 81 s.. choice 10 fancy p "
1S4 CORNAIEAI.-Kiln dried. - o. ,'.s,' = ~
NEAI-Fine white and yellow, II "J4$i ~,
coarse 81 3O4$l 81 FEED-Mestsrn % %uIi
,nrinr bran 90 arrive. lOO-Io sacks, vi Hilu Hi
cling S29dS22 %: hour do, $50 oo req e@os @
SOS tn CITY dull: bulk $50; SACKS, F-I - 80
middliug S23 GO6S2s Go; red dog S-o % jill
MEAI.-$2UQ$29 90 ,.,. ,o,., b,,,
COFFEE-There was nervous Iohe' uii uui
price changes were comparatively narrow, az
sfter "A moderate early de,llne the ndIhy' la'
He'd and closed steady az net unchsHsyu ~ a., .
points lower sales. $500 bass. MalAe's III
l,urope wee disal pointing 10 holders, aS 9llyl
sbovtnr an advance OF franc carry h1Nte
urned weak and closed net unchanged; WINE
Hamburg. after opening itH' pienns nlshtt
.Iosed - higher FOR July, but = Plenhls net
lower Tor other positions. There was nIilllless
in praIu where futures In santos showed gains
of o0O to 25O rhis cost ana irelsht olels NSIe
Arm AT N0i,c hiSAcr. with a quoted az II oO'
rs and 4e II 9Jc. IS at ll.9Oc, ana Rlo is az
60 The spo. demand was only moderate, nut
eonsun,ers are gradually absorbing local stocks
and tbe asso,tmeu mere Is growing poorer
.ver, dav Siot unchanged at 9'2c Tor hlo 's
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1913-07-26
CURB ECHOES.

The Columbia a-Knickerbocker Trust
Company has notified holders Of sub
scrptIon receipts for stock and bonds OF
Neyada-Utah Mines and Shelters Com
pany that stock and interim receipts for
bonds Of the new company are now ready
for delivery
New-York tribune., 1913-07-26

During the twenty-eight days the Tom
boy mill ran in June it crushed 100 tons
Of ore, yielding bullion to the extent of
E,gO and concentrates worth Sj0,5OO
Profits from mining operations were
Siloo
New-York tribune., 1913-07-26
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following JudgTc cnts FOR amounts ulul y
than 800 were filed Yesterday the hrst naho
being that OF the debtor:
Alexander. julius D. and Charles j. Breck;,
trustees-D. \; Meyer ct al. possession "t
property Of 81 $50 a.
Ayrick, Dora j 9eeman et a.. Sl@@ -
( BOcro. Joseph ~. Sausomc. $6i2 -.
Backcr. Jacob T.. kehoc 81. 49, ~.
BruImbergE Ahrahqm-MA a Bernstein, Sili i7
Bonn. Otto W. and Michael Meycr-M. a
cobc. indrcw drew j. =. Goldsmith ct a. 1921 o.
circoria. Ernest Wv ". Faricy. 81. $50 81.
Dwycr Joseph a. Colonial Bank. S2.Il7 20.
Engcl. Martin Jefferson Bank. sos y.
Forris,, e. ". n W TIoyey, Sl5I 2S. 49,.
Goodser. p. Hamilton Il. Downing Ct al
Jariaon' samuel-w. -. Farley. SI.s2og,
kcyrousc. Rosc y. Dehenham. Gardiner x
Kccfcr. George NJ. L Keofcr. si22 IS
kot. kondroi Pleasant Spring Distillery Com
Linder.' &iaries Central cigar Manufacturing
lIacGTesoT Eagene 5 Jacobs. sio4 a.
Mallouk. ELIAS american Exchange Ma
uoual Bank costs. SloO o.
McAdoo. Malcolm Il. =. g.. Peasc, $ll6 76.
McNlcce James--G. W. steele, Sil3 70.
Rechnitz. Jacob and Mary-peopIe's Trust
Rose. Ttta"Tcn6cssea Realty Company,
SIO3 10.
Rowan. Della W W. Farley, SlS209 97
Rosenberg. Abraham and Philip Breaischnei-
der-S Goldman ct al sl23 90.
Nindberg. Tobias-D. Haas e. al, 1898 j5.
stewart Cecil-R Dodd 1895 IL
Stanley. william Francis q. Neale Slol II.
Tompklus. Vincent C.-Waubun Company,
Sl24 o..
Soinelolsky. Alexandria. r. Lcggett. $3.50 -
Somerylllc. Edw. L, Louis J. SomcrviIle and
Arvcrne Park Development Company.
Levy. S3i9 10
Williamson. William A. Hanover Fire lnsur
aune Company, $50 Al
Wright Arthur ". h Hcndrickson $3.50 81
Webb. Frank E.-Iiiildrd Hotel Company.
xG}S ~.
Weeks. nelson -zahn Bovly Company.
S1.j -
wcs,all Wal'c- w Arthur .. Rowe and
Edward Y. SaUsuu-BlbeTty Nassau Build
iuE Company. S2S5 ~.
Younguan. Clarence " VI. kalitzhy. Sj27 10
Wrissman. Ahrtham-H Weisbart. S421 %
Zernoski. Abraham r. j. Masba, h, $l45 II.
American Diamond Rock Drill Company
Waubun COMPANY $I73 50
! Detroit Garment Manufacturing Company-H.
= Turtle ct al S2N5 Is.
Goha Carpet Company, Inc.-G. II. Crawford.
SiiG 80
II \ Holding Company-Avery Cooper
Company. S2l6 -
Same same. Sll9 Nf.
I Juli'ttc Construction COMPANY Robcr, Grif
! nm Company. Si29 ~
queens Land and Title Company-R. \. cot
ter. SJ21 -
New-York tribune., 1913-07-26
NEVADA QUOTATIONS.
ToNoPAIIs

FURNISHED daily by Weir Bros. Co.. 10. p
Broad street. New York;
July a, 1913
New-York tribune., 1913-07-26

Regarding the government suit filed
against the American Telephone and Tel
cgraph Company under the Sherman anti
trust law. Theodore y. Vail, president 81
the company. said yesterday that the suit
was not unexpected as 1t had been In tho
air for nearly two years. lie declared
the company would h-ht the suit.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-26

New Orleans, July ZI.-Ihe cOItOn WuIhet
was nervous, with irreguarity In fluctuations
which were broad IN August and narrow In the
Dev, cron months In the old crops little busi
ness was do.e The market opened steady. TWO
points M % four points down An early de
Cline was followed by a reaction 10 yesterday 4
closing level on the new crops; ana July .n Went
eicbt poiuts over In the afternoon August
showed the most strength. az one time standing
10 noints 10 net The close was steady. III up
10 4 points down net.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-26

The report OF the Nevada Hills Mining
Company for the month Of June shows
that 400 tons OF ore were milled, valued
al S5,475. an average OF S14 % a ton.
Losses IN tailings amounted TO s.. 463 and
net recovery was S59o12. Expenses were
1881 and net profit was $2S,1Sl. The
nnancial statement as Of June 90 showed
resources of cash. A.3H; accounts re-
eeiVable, t7e2; supplies on hand. 81, ,7Oi;
concentrates and bullion, $28,7S7; absorp-
uon, S3,0l0. Liabilities included $1,000
bills payable, leaving $Ss,6O8 net resources.
Although no official confirmation could
Dc obtained, II was the general belief that
tae common dividend of the United States
Lght and Heat Company had been
passed. The price OF the company S
STOCKS. both common and preferred, have
cropped considerably during the last few
weeks
New-York tribune., 1913-07-26

mortgage on the traction property, and
S44S,3O capital stock. This mortgage will
provide for additional bonds for future
extensions, betterments and additions
Bertron, Griscom & Co, bankers for the
company, will surrender to the committee
for cancellation A.O66.OOO of the first and
refunding bonds, and also surrender for
cancellation the unsecured Indebtedness
of $4,000. The firm also will reimburse
the committee for moneys borrowed by II
TO advance interest on the November,
1912. coupons. pay expenses OF reorganiza-
tion and provide working capital for the
new company.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-26

Weekly movement figures OF the New York
Cotton Exchange. Port receipts Is 223.
against l2.47N last wear, overland % mills and
Canada 5.os9. against G17S last year. South
ern mill takiuRs. 1900. against 1900 last
year. loss OF stocks ar interior towns. 1902
against yGT3 last year. brought into sight FOR
the week - 1Ju against 23.g .gS3 last year
Total crop movement: Port receipts. y.7G7. $50
q. 3IG deducted Galveston. against H. $50 l0S
last year. overland to mills and Canada. $50
sos. against / 264 COL last year. southern mill
takIngs ? 212O.OOO. against :. COS. 900 last year
stock at interior towns IN excess Of September
/. 5g35s. against IA, POI last year. brought into
sight thus far for the season. l3 52I 342
against Is SOS glO last year.
Liverpool cables: Spot I'm good demand ;
sales 10 600 bales: speculation and export
1000; American. 5000. Imports. 1000. all
American Mlddllng upland. G6ld. Futures
opened easy. "a 2is to points decline. closed
duict but steady at a net decline OF 20 :
points. July and Julv-AuEust. 632lgd, Au-
gust september. 6.24ied. september October.
GI3i5d; October November. 6O9t, November
December. December January and January
February. 6O4lad; February March. 6Odd;
March April. 6.O7d: April May. 60sd; May
Iune and June-July. GOOi4d. Manchester
Yarns dull and easier; cloths hard to sell.