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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
PRICE MOVEMENT
in COMMODITIES
Grain Markets All Firm and
Higher Coffee Also
Makes Gains.

Firmness in Liverpool. an increase IN
EXPORT sales and fairly good cash de-
mand gave considerable strength 10 cary
trading in wheat. On the bulge there was
considerable realizing, ana this' WIN
fears of bearish government report o"
Monday, ,aused reaction, but the c'ose
showed a net gain for the day OIL 81
Corn for July delivery made some sharP
advances, aggregating 1isc. and TINS au-
vance, with the gain of asG@c in other
deliveries. was held practically TO tne
close of trading. oats were heipeo ~
the steadiness of the other markets anu
gained Isd6sc for the day. =
Coffee recovered from the depression u
Friday. on better news from foreign mar =
kets. The advance attracted some plo"I
taking. but offerings we're we'll taken ana
the close showed net gains for the naH
of to II points, only little oelo" '"e
ton figures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
New York. June 6. 1914
GRAIN.

y.,,r-T good deal Of strength 80
- tho market and at one tiuc
49,, =, 5.c above tho previous hlsu| Lost
Inch ,,art Of the improNeIn' o,,ot 4, .
- * laet half uour. so that uuHl ~ 2
lions vcrc only about &c hct a,,SSnced nv
IN outset sentiment was ,ri(cs we're
..odi,css a. Liverpool. where pIlCcs ousc
93tttlatGillG 5ieber. and by commission houa
eii,'nort based iu part on tSp'' haard for
,Npi''' ~ hen worked "a the srdpodlG5
49,, 70 Friday in addition 10 ~ ,oau ,e,d
49, ,,nr5,G In contrast 10 the Liverpool o
~ cor,inputai markets were 'dSieI' a. -
mss - T. n &C lower Pudap,sl -
~, ,In amG Antwerp unchanged IIIt Ia J.
l'.,;on more WAS due chiefly 70 P,.spcI' 20
~ n bcarish government repoI' %. mn
and scattered realizing 80 ~. ,.cv.
was quoted 81 o2't, T. y" - No
W ofrat o5r Juiv shipment, T. -
% 30 DuIuth SIota,, and 40 SOY
~, v,ni.oba 81 U6l., % u auoat. ~,
,,,to-n va. a strong upturn I'm july ca r
atuouutivz 10 It.C busheI aE"'uH.t 20 tIe
ais., a., lat,r positions \ good d'a' ul Nv
''ir,,rirg in This contract vas pase1 on - -,
,U,'ate advancc Of 3. a I'D ana I'poi,s
tpt Argentine corn arriving IN tuIope MI
ito,,;,,. moor ouaiitv. There was N'tt 49, a
si."W, ,rc ~ auv time. and last prices VI
y. ,tout hest lc-cI for III" DAY.
.,i'Hrv corn closed az SIZE Ia
n ,Tc-Eather PctiVC covering d1d d,.anccd
.rate commission hous" buying g. tafor+
80, Z. nc part Of which was Ios Vavs.
oalS - 80 Cssh oats closed as foi!oWs.
StondarJ white. 46ie sc: No :. - r,ii,,ry
~. ted i6i,c: No g. i5ie n SO olu ,aii
.N ~ -, AZ ., 4sc: fancy clipped y, = "a 20 e.,
c ii p,Io,.otor RYE-Stcady: No GSl, -
~ n nc. = Z New York export - go Hl'i'E
= tir,n. Mailing c. q roc. / buHalo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
TRADING in THE
CURB SECURITIES
Business on a Small Scale, with
Price Changes Small and
Irregular-Oils Quiet.

Yesterdays trading on the curo was
IN y small scale, with price fluctuations
slight and irregular. Business IN OIL
stocks was light and number OF prom
incn, issues ended the day unchanged
standard of Indiana declined points
Standard Of Kansas ., and Standard of
New Jersey and Continental Oil | each'
Prairie oil and Gas advanced : points
and South Penn oil J.
I'm the Industrial list British-Amerlcafl
Tobacco, old. receded Il. while United
cigar stores Company improved IA or
point Rikcr az Hcgcman was DUH win
a fractional advance. Kelly SprinGheIu
Tire was less active and closed ] point
down. McKinley-Darragh WAS a strong
feature IN the mining department. max
inc. ,aiu nf points. AMI caribou Co
halt point. Touopah Merger was weak
losing roints. Consolidated Gas COLI
vortible 6 advanced = Of point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07

and N J, 100 punches. 25a SOC; SPINACH.
nearby, 50n75c; SQUASH, white, box, J0n
Toe; basket, 2jm Zoe; Dbl crate J0c "a 81 -.
marrow. Dbl crate 81 25dS1 so; TOMATOES.
dollhouse, Toe: Fla, carrier 1JcdS2; TUR-
NIPS, white, 100 punches. stms3
POULTRY.
DRESSED-Nery few fresh receipts to-
DAY or wanted. Fancy broilers firm. Frozen
quiet. TURKEYS. fresh killed: Western,
fancy. 17G1Sc; CHICKENS, broiIers, bbis,
Thila and J. | squabs, / 10 each per pair,
90 n Soc Phiia, fancy, ~ ~ each. 80 a 42c
Penn, fancy. 80 n Sc; selected. Sac: FONLS
box packed. Ia 1Si2c; Dbl packed. 1875 q
IGiac COCKS. old. 1iix n re: DUCKS. I, l.
I6c: SQUADS. white prime 81 750S4 rs;
dark. 81 25dSi 30; culls. J0a7jc Frozen
TURKEYS. box packed. young hens or toms.
- a. 26c: bill packed. % q 2Jc. old. 22m2ic;
CHICKENS. broilers. milk fed. 20G23c; corn
fed ISn zoe. rOasters. soft meatcd. milk fed
1Gm22c; corn fed. 10 zoe: FOWLS box
packed. IA Zoe. as to size and quality;
BOOSTERS old. ia l3c, DUCKS. Western.
No I. l.n1Jc. GEESE. i3HtIc. ALIVE
Receipts to-day. carloads by freight and
few scattering coops by express. THIS makes
lO7 carloads by freight for the week Fowls
selling at I7iec. Old rOostcrs II n re. tur.
keys rarely exceed BE AT private sale
southern ducks selling AZ I3c though a feg
Western have brought lfc. Geese 500 i0is
~ lie. Broicrs firm from $50 to 90 per
10 At private sale, though "A few sold al
auction to-day at 3oh n ioi4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
Bank Clearings.

Bank clearings this week at the leading
cities in the United States made mueh
more satisfactory exhibit than for seNerai
weeks. the total. according to "Dun's Re-
view" amounting to $2S77 S1,723, an in
crease of 10 per cent, as compared with
s. SIS. 81. 729 of the same week last year.
New York City reports n gain OF over last
wear of "a per cent marked ihpro,c-
ment over recent returns, and eSpeclaIN
gratifying considering the reduced volume
Of stock market operations. At seVeral
points the improvement is quite pro-
nounced notably at Boston where there
is an increase Of 11.2 per cent: Baltimore
1t2: Pittsburgh. IL; Minneapolis log ana
St Louis. 35.3.
Average daily bank clearinss are given
below for three years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
JUDGMENTS RECORDED
Manhattan.

Tho following judgments for amounts OF
more than 5000 were hled Nest'IudA' ''0
frst name being that Of the debtor
r Brayton and s. Rsuch-Peoplo Go: s3'"'
+ Goldsmith-I Siiberberg et al wv -
Flora GracnfioIl-S. Fuchs. 5000. ,,,,o,
" Huls. ir.-Eric Railroad Co; S-''t" -
y c Houghtaling b. starr, Inc; 500 80
u Kotkes-A. Kadish 81 al, 80 30 o,
y I onman-Gramont Holding CO. S@U05t ~ M
r end Alma LarSon-M Eskelin; SIS w.
Stella Murphy-P. Livingston, S|I' -
j. O'Hare-C. y. Hancher: S2.l ~,
< NJ OppenhcIm-A. Kant, SOS, %,
p Pangalides-T J. Krkorian N-oo 81
S9,rr-.-C. Pangalides, $6l6 AZ. $3.50,
T. 4. Rubenstein-H JaTeckv. 500 81, Soc, a.
r p Sword-Bayway Chemical o: S"oi a.
solomon. ST. Kaufman. SS."Gj ~
Puhlev W market and Fulton NauohaI
Rank of New York. $5oG Sc. .
Sykes. T. F.-Amcrlcan Newspaper 'u'''H"
ers' Association. S2.%S6 -. .o,
Tiernev. Mary-H. Spear et al, 81" hi'
Wise l. Nj j. Mitchell, SlGS"i 90.
Iardin Co, Inc.-Levenson NreckinS Co.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.-I~ Day
$50 IS ooo o..
New york Mail Cor. Schllurman. 81 oM' -
patrick Reddy Contracting Co, !. j. kamcr'l
and r l.. Rafferty-Mutual Alliance trust
90 OF New Yorl-SI61 %
Print Weave Co-E. T. De MoineauN'
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07

OF Med. Corps from Philippines sept. To-
10 l.. :. 49, o-.L .,
18th Inf. -., .,
second Lieut. w. II. FRANK, from 5tn i-. 70
18th Inf. August I. thence TO san fra"0iSoo'
sailing August for Honolulu 80 e,n
Second Lieut.. r. II. HICKS. from Hn 10 VI"
Field Artillery. -. n II
Leaves OF absence: second Lieut.. W II. II.
MORRIS. Jr.. 18th Inf, three months OIL al
rival in L. :. -..,.,-,, Ia
Passed Asst. surg. W. c. MDoNNELI; de-
tachcd Naval Hospital. Annapolis 10 MAYA
Passed Asst. surg r. NJ. LHAMMoN. 10
Naval Hospital. Los Animar. .,
PayInaster g. COWARD, detached nav f"'u'
Portsmouth: to fiscal Office. Vera cruz.
Paymaster q. G. SCHAFER. d"tached To- -
INK ship AZ Norfolk; to navy yaFa' MAI
Island .-,rn -,
Passed Asst. Payluaster j. II. kNAPP. &C.
tached Mayower; 10 naval radio s''-''"'
Radio Va. ,.,.,.-,-, H.
Passed asst aymaster L. r. IlNNJSkA, d5
tached 81 Louis. to navy ward: Marc lsltl.''.
aymastcr clerk +. r. PERkINe' aP'''"'' ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
ACTUAL srATEMENT.

Banks-Cash reserve in vault s443 ls8 oV
Trust communication reserve in vault, 81
nO4 900 Aggregate cash reserve. S1l5,19O,oV'
excess $40 $50 $50: increase. 81. lbs 600. trust
companies reserve with Clearing House mem
bers carrying - per cent cash reserve go
500 600.
SUMMARY or STATE RANKS AND TRUST
COMPANIES IN GREATER NEW HOitk
NOT INCLUDED IN CLEARING HOUSE
STATEMENT.
O-iguros furnished by State Banking Depart
mcnt)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07

increase eliminating amounts due from
rcs,,rye dcpositories and from other banks and
trust companies I'm New York city and eN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
Miscellaneous Rights.

g. 700 con Gas ......... 80 g., 81
1856 Union Pacific 90. - ->'l ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. juno 8. 1917
HttkiS

BEENEs.
Receipts, 1Sj an consigned 10 slaughtcrers.
feeling unchanged. dressed beef quiet ~ Ia
lie per 10 for ordinary to choice city dressed
dressed beef
Receipts none: feeling noninally steady.
Aressed calves active: city dressed vcals. ~,
qllgc per 10; country dressed voals. ieHij'zc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 232 head: cars on sale: market
steady. all sold Medium to prime sheen
owes sold at 25ai Der 100 ID; good TO
prime virginia lambs 50 1899 50: prime ~
lambs, - 80. Dressed mutton steady al A6llc
per n. dressed lambs l6dlS..
Salos-Tobin q shannon 209 Ky smbs 81
n average. g per 100 10: eH Va 3 n.
g %; l99 g. H. 81 %; 3 Ky sheep. ll6 No. s..
Kerns Commission Co.: 2l1 Va lambs. 50 H.
50 81. go g. H. - 50.
:. Sanders: 2i3 Va lambs 81 N. SssJ
Newton q CO.: 233 Va lambs So 10 80 i5. 70
sheep. III 10, 81 p.
Receipts. 1i62 head; none On sale. Feeling
nominally steady
Chicago. Juna G.-HOGS Receipts isOoo.
* oJliSN s2I.. mixed. s. o. Va s. So hsayv
s. sass 81. rough - S5aSS; pigs 81 700
- -. CATTLE-Recoipts. 300; quiet:
I.eN,s. 81 25HS9 -. steers. S6 s0d rs.
stockcrs and feeders. SO 81 IS y; COWS and
hcifcrs So 7OdSS -; calves. SG$lOiS.
SHEEP-Rccoipts. 1000; slow. sheep. 50 81
So 10: vcarlngs, SO 35 81 20. lambs. s. 80
N s. -: springs 81 50nS9 a..
kansas city. June lOGS-Receipts
coo. steady: bulk SIS lOH$S 20; heavy. IS Is
ass 20: packers and butchers. SO 1905 20:
lights. IS U5a s. 90: pigs, 81 5oak7 IS CAT.
TLF-Receipts. 200, steady. prime FED
steers. s. JOa 50: dressed beef. s. 40ass 50:
southern sea s. %. cows 81 25aSTT5
hcifers $76$9: stoclIers and feeders. $50
81 -: pulls. 81 . n 81 %; calves. S6T SiO5 %
SHEEP-Rcceipts 49, 600. steady; lambs. s.
n 50 90: ycarlinGs. Sc 2jfN1 q; wethers
81 % SO -; ewes 81 30 a s. -.
81. Louis. June 6.-HOGS Receipts. 5000;
steady. pigs ana lights. Sass Is; mixed
and butchers. * lOdSS 30: good heavy. ssis
n s. 70. CNTTLE-Receipt 800. steady:
native beef steers. s. 80 n So cows and
Loifcrs. - - n 50; stoclers aud feeders 81
n SIS Texas aud Indian steers s. IJTSS. ~.
COWS aud hcfcrs. 50 j0N So g.. native calves
$GFfS1O - SHEEP-Roccip.s 200. steady
sheared native muttons. 81 1JTS5. SHARED
lambs. S1MSS. spring lambs. S9HS915
Eas' Buffalo. June &C ut .E--Receints
POO. steady. NEALS-Receipts 30 head:
activ, and stcaoy: S50Stl HOGS-Re-
ccipts. 5000. active and steady; heavy. 80
IS 60; mixed s. 90. Workers IS 50dss s..
pigs. SIS i0@$s5 "a; roushs 81 S5as7 30;
stag, Sc 81: diaries. s. 4o5 IS %: canada.
SIS -. SHEEP-Receipts 800. active: sheen
steady. lambs 15c lower. lambs, SG6 IS 81
spring lambs S7GS975
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07

There was no now feature IN rcnned, b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
CAN'T RIDE. HE'S SHIFTED
Captain McKeown Leaves BIZ
cycle Station-NeW Precinct.

Because Captain Jphn J. McKeown Of
the Wakefield station is unable to ride a
bicycle, and that precinct has recently
been made bicycle one. he has been
transferred after several years TO City
Island. Captain Edward c. Barnett
changes places with him.
A new precinct, the ed, with a station
at Westchester av. and Simpson st, The
Bronx, has been established Captain
Thomas Palmer and eighty-seven men
will move in tomorrow afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Receipts. 95299 bbls potatoes. Si3 pkgS
onions Potatoos. new, more plenty ana
beans lower Cucumbers lower. CaulihoNers
lower. Mushrooms lower. onions higher.
P pc y e. No DBL $685. 'oi , 40 ~
l. Dbl, So 1894 ~; No >. bbL 81 75aS2 -,
culls. SlmSl 30; Ne, white. $50 lb. s. 2'Tr
81 so 17O-lb bag. S2nS2 10: state and West
81 40. 15O-lb bag. 81 JOd$l -: SWEET
POTATOES, No /. basket. l5c 81 -.
ONIONS Bermuda. crate. 81 - n s. 30: Fla.
yellow, basket, 81 Pa 81 80; white, 81 81 10
81 30; y .. T0-lb bag. 81 l]d s. -. Ia. 100
10 bag, SiG 81 %: Tex. yellow, crate. 81 ION
81 -; white. 81 5Oas2 30; ASPARAGUS.
81 75. culls. 5Ocn$l: BEANS. Fla. basket.
- 75c: 5 G and Ga, basket 23c a 81; g.
81 81 30: Miss. wax, basket. $la 81 30;
BETS southern 100 lunches. 81 a 50: Miss.
basket. 5o@ 73c. BERMJDA \, crate. l9cH 81
washed! washed 81 IA 81 ~ '' i0ol5 b 'G 81 36a s.;
Miss basket j0u SOC: Southern. 100
punches $ldS2 Bermuda. crate 50cH 81 -.
muda standard craft. 50 a So: onion crate
81 5Oa 81 30: CNBBAGES. : G. Flat Dutch.
$1dSl -. Wakefield. soc HSi: y g and Va.
crate 5ocusl. Va: Dbl. j0cH 81 CAu,LI-
standard crate. SIN 81 80: y o. 100. Siq 81
CTCuMBERS... Fla. basket l0q23c ca
loa i5S; G lCd Soc; va I5cg 81 9: q.
imported. So jOGSi 30; LETTUCE. Southern
basket 25H SOC nearby. Dbl. 7jc n 81 30.
basket. - 75c, 2-doz box. 81 N Zoe LIN 4
BEANS. basket. S2DS3; half box. SldSt -.
MUSHROOMS basket. 81 n s.: PARSLEY
crate 1Oc a 81; curly. Dbl. 81 n, 50: plain. S4a
81: PEAS. 9. largo. basket. - n soc; Va.
SOC u 81 -: small basket. J0cHS1; Balti-
more basket T5cdS1 80. Eastern Shore. 10
N 81 80: Md 81 aS1 -; Jersey. large. 81 a
81 -; small. 75cG 81 -; PARSNIPS. Dbl -
n s. 80: PEPPERS. Fla. box 81 - n s. 80:
Cuban soc 81 -: RADISHES. 100 punches.
- a 75c: ROMANO. Bermuda. crate. ION
7jc, nearby. bbl. 50cHSl; RHUBtRB. near
by 100 lunches. J0cff 81 80: S'ABLIONS. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07

Chicago. June 6-Notvithstanding the fact
that the government crop report would be due
., Monday. restricted business to-day IN
wheat. the market ruled higher. fr'h 'd"'''
helped the bulls. Closing prices 'hoUEh e''''
were a shade to 1sdNc above last nlsh'' vi"
finished at a net advance al &c 70 &C. o"'1
unchanged TO Ad%c higher and PROVISIONS
with gain Of 7izgl2i2c. Range oi P''1eS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07

Receipts, 1Sj an consigned 10 slaughtcrers.
feeling unchanged. dressed beef quiet ~ Ia
lie per 10 for ordinary 10 choice city dressed
native sides. No exports Of livestock OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
BUSINESS RE'VERSES

r,,trs = EEANE furniture dealer. lj9l
Third av. filed schedules which sn'" ndo,e
itirs 500 SG3: SG66jS secured; 800
SIiI SOS secured creditors inciuue A,'t
haId IL Mod. Sinclair. S2lOOO' haIr'ess
Wenes' Si7O0o: william y. shannon. S To
400: Louis NJ Morris, >1.'w"5So
Clearing House Association, Sh">"''
AMOUNTS UNDER $1,000,
WILCOX CHANDLER CO; In g,;, ,a auto 0,i reI
airs 30 West 18th ST.. hlcd pe.illol' - -.
iisLiljtice S3T3f: assets, 81 W ~. ~, Ge :
eFanted restraining Republic Auto Pai. srnrs
and Trimming co. or a city marsha' i'''''
sei DIR OSCAR c. REEVE. 4$l. West 12 z9s a
st filed petition. with liablIlues' sl'o-7'
assets 1915 in accounts. ~ .ootor
CHARf.ES SUBITZKY. furniture dea.er
Mount Vernon stephen II. Thayer. teieIe1,'
appointed stephen Holder rece''e''
LOFTS I. GORDON. shoe dealer @3S Mad Mao
ioI ,,,stodiqn to pres assets estimated
a 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07

prices we're steady at zoe. Raw was quiet
but the tone was steady. as there was a
Willingness on the part OF rehners to pay
last sale prices for Cubas. The market
closed steady at 3 9c for centrifugal 2tic
for molasses and . 9-32c for cubes, cost and
freight In London beet sugar was dull
and easier at % Ga. d for June and July ana
ns 7HG for August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
Stoppani & Hotchkin Assets.

Abraham s. Gilbert, assignee for the
firm of Stoppani & Hotchkin, which
failed on May IS, said yesterday that
the assets of the firm were insufficient
TO pay for further probing into the
whereabouts Of the customers s25O,o0o,
Of which 10 trace can be found. He
would call a meeting Of the creditors
this week. he added, and lay the matter
before them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
FRUITS.

FRESH-Reccirts. 1880 pkgs apples .Ap-
ples weak Cherries scare, car tIorlqa
peaches arrived. Strawberries lower. Black
berries lower. APPLES. Ben Davis. Dbl
s. 5OdS3: Russct. $2n 81; Northern .SPs
S. n 81. Baldwin. s. - ~ 81 -. common. 81 -
4S2: Far western apples. as 10 KIND. - -
n 81 -: PEAC Hes : G. and ca, carrier
81 u a 81 50, Fla. 81 5oa$2 p; cHERRl,GGS..
sour. 1OG1Ic: STRAWBERRIES. Del ana
Md. at sa l2c: Jersey. ga 12c; BLACkBE1IR.
RIEs, y 9. at. Iod 15c: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p,
y c. a.. n tic, CONSERVATIVES. per y
S. 5O6s4: pony crate. 81 80 So ORANGES,
Fla. box 81 - So. Porto Rico. 15c - 20
cal 81 jOdS4. GRAPEFRUIT. Fla box
81: PTNEAPPLES. Porto Rico. crate. Slr
So 25. Cuban. Sld$2 81: Tla. 81 n - -; Wa
ONC Fla S4OT SG5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
The Bronx.

l.. coon-R. J. Hicksson 500 Go o..
\ d'Ancc1o-C NJ. Mop"s. S@lo
T. y; "a, 'p97,l,v co. d'Angclo. S27H -.
+ T. * Kra 'e1--G Gusscnhoy'n. $50 g. o.
G. Ltsoc-r. Patcnc s Co. Inc Inc s s5il ~" ~
\. Neleon--O. }. stephens. ne. nc, g. 49,
r. NJ. Thjerry-Bo=gs q Bull Inc. N-'' ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
Yestcr
open. High Low.

Showed considerable strength on account
Of light offerings aud little commission
house support. only 10000 hogs were re
cciVc ed AT Chicago, but -, 600 were expected
on Monday and 10 600 next Wrck The
market closed firm and at about best point
FOR tho day. PORk-Quict; mess. S22u
So 80. family. S2td S2G. short clear. SO %
n >"l BEEF--Steady: mess. SlTd$lS ~,
family. Sl9m 500. packet. StNHSla; extra In
lila Wcss. SRA SIS DRESSED HOGS
Ia, Hl2ttc. pigs. l@'.c CTT MEATS
Picked bellies dun l3n 1t4c; picked hams
steady. liHIiiic. TALLOW--Quict. special.
GSsc: city, Gi,c nominal; country. Ga So e.
LARD-firm; Middle West, rosa 10. DC;
tiueut. 1OG5c: Brazil. kegs. l2c; compound
quiet SitdStgc. TEARINE-Quict, cleo.
SIC asked. city lard. NC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07

New Orleans. June Sit was weather mar
ket to-day on the Cotton Exchange. and whiie
a favorable map caused selling early ana a
decline of 5d6 points on the active months
fear Of rains in Texas over Sunday proved the
stronger influence and the market recovered
Tho close was steady at a net decline OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS
Mani attain.

Tho irst namc is that Of tho debtor. M ~,
second that Of ;he creditor, ana o''' WIZ"
judgment was hled;
+ y. McDonald-H. W. WOOD 81 a."
81. 1913; S447 30. ,,.-,. Ma. "a 1914
A end NJ Dorflrar-J. weiss May ~ '''
fyacated). Sl.30S c.
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MINI NC.
BON DS.

SIG 900 can Pac So n...1or. lot. lOi!. i9ih
Il 900 con Gas cOnN -. ll5lt ll53S il!Ns ii.9
5000 y Y . IS 1870. 1917, 1919 1915 loi's
when issued iscls cents per share. TOAD
lots EEK dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
lNDUSTRIAlS.

md ASK. Sd. ASK.
Am 1T { 1881 ~ MAYS OIL. u II
do nref.loS 10 y Trans. 90.
Rr- Am Toh 90 ~. Savoy OIL. ~
Houston oil. ~ 1874 Ster Gum " - IS
/ I'm Rub rr "a L zig \ pfll0 lli
X So Tho pf1SS ~ Way oil ~ 9 - -
l. y coal : loo l15 WHY'S ONer'd - -
Mnnhnt Tran = 8, do pref 49,. % -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
EGGS.

Receipts 16 $50 cases Market firm on
high grades OF fresh receipts Fresh gath
cred. extras dozen. % 24c; extra frsts,
p u d22i2c: frsts. 20d21c: seconds 1871
1880: nearby, hennery whites, fine TO fancy,
"A n 241ac; gathered. fine. 22d 23c; nearby.
hennery browns, 23d24c gathered and
mixed, 1914 a 22isc; duck eggs, nearby In
dian Runner 24c. selected. IS n pc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
Hay AND STRAW.

Arrivals light and market no moro tina
steady. Larc. balcd hay. ton. timothy
prime. $22 80; No !. So: No > to No
$l1 jOT SCI: fancy licht clover. mixed, $50 n
sol: other mixed $15T$l9: No l. clover
StST$l9. rye straw. No ]. SIG 50W$1I tsma
halcd huA MO- N 81 InNnr lnlm lar-ol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
NEW YORK PRICES
INTERIOR REC EIPTs.
SEABO.fRD CLEARAN
FIDrR AND MEAL.

Nat,sot STEADY. and adyices from Mime
apolis reported q moro active trade hut a l
S cpDnessiony spring patents, So 70@s 81 90;
winter stra'ghts 81 $50 81 90 winter P @a'
90 ~ I winter IS 75a 81 90. No =, 81 oOn
81 s5: Kansas straights. 81 - n 81 -; iane>
spring patents. s. 500 So RYE Fk Loica *, -
fancy. 81 55asfI5 CORNMEAL-Steady ;
Kiln dried SO 10. RAG MEAI.-SteadS m
white and yellow. 81 j0W$l %; coarse - ~
y, e. 40 TTEED-Wcsteru easy, bran. 70 a
rive O0-lb sacks. 81; standard mlddune.
500. hour do. SIS 10 red dog, $50; city
easier. bulk S25; sacks. S26 %: miIdnus'
co. n $40. rcd dog s3l. oil meal, So So -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
IiEESE.

Receipts 1926 boxes Recent sales of col
ored chiefly ~ = n l4S.c. Rare sales of white
up 70 loo and some selected marks OF col
ored held at the same figure. state, whole
milk fresh, colored, specials. 1t5,c. white.
l5c; colored, average fancy lfi3c. white.
l4ia N 1+3tc. state skins, fresh specials,
II = n re; good to choice, 1Oa lc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
FURTHER GAIN In
SURPLUS RESERVE
Banks Add $5,OO0,000 in Cash,
and Excess Holdings Increase
to Over $50. 100000.

The actual Clearing House statement
showed an increase in cash Of $5.O34.0oo.
The surplus increased $S,245,7OO to So, 229,-
40. Deposits increased $l0.5SoocO and
loans decreased $4.O9S,OOO. Cash increased
$e.4OscoO in the average statement and the
surplus reserve increased N,22S'c~ TO
$40 2S005O. Loans decreased &4'6oD and
deposits increased S7.O2SOoO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
COMMODITY PRICES FOR THE LAsi
TWO YEARS.
1918. 1912.
.r,icIs High. Low. High. Low.

Article. High. Low. High. Low
Wheat. No.
Q red .sf.1s .siis sl.3' 'so
Corn, expt. SIS 81 81 'o>
Oats. stand. a.
white 60. so .42la .s'Hs 80
Flour. MINI.
patents. 500 $50 5.ss ''o0
Cotton mid.
upIand 1850 ITO 1910 $50
Coffee. Rio ,o-,
No. L.. Is7. .os;s 1874 1875
Lard. Mid ga
West Lids 1000 1850 s'i'
Prime: -ox
Steers 9.15 $50 30 10
Veal, 1900 s.'5 1850 $40
sheep -.
(ewes). 100 4.c5 1.'5 so
Lambs 1850 $50 1850 sou
Hogs ..IOIO 6.i5 $50 o'oo
Cation and lard prices in cents s""
hundredths: livestock. per 100 ID i've
weight.