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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
COTTON RECEIVERS
ON FRESH BUYING
Moderate Demand and Some
Profit Taking Cause
a Rally.

The cotton market was steadier yesterday,
with prices recovering several points cf their
recent loss After the heavy liquidation OF
last week and the decline of nearly So 30
bale from the high records established at the
beginning of the month offerings were small
cr. while there appeared 90 be considerable
profit taking 10y shorts. a. well as some
fresh buying for louS account. but IL re
CURED only a moderate demand TO cause tho
rally. The close Was firm at a net advance
Of 4N7 points on near months and Of ia -
points ON now crop deliveries. According 10
tro report Of n prominent Memphis authority.
published yesterday morning there Will y"
abandonment OF acreage i'm both western and
eastern sections OF the belt. and on the whole
Tile Outlool, is for reduced area, as com
uarcd with last year Southern spot markets
were unchanged 10 isc lower and the local
market was quiet at l3.2jc for middling up
land Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23

Receipts. ,J32 boxes. Market unsettled
with some pressure TO sell and early sales
indicating further decline in leading grades
OF whole milks. State, whole milk. fresh
specials. Hs.Gl5c: average fancy. liisc; dais-
les. lJ%sc: state, skins fresh. specials, il5.lg
l2Ac; good 70 choice. l0Lgntc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23

open. High. Low. c Sl9,2 90 az y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
Form Protective Committee.

The impending default in the pay
mont Of the July interest on the hrst
mortgage ; per cent bonds Of the chi
caoo e Indiana Coal Railway Company
Sas led the holders Of these bonds TO
mite for mutual protection, and
connittee has been organized consist
inc Of W. ". Jacobs, Of HartIor1'
conn; K. II. Carleton Of B Bloog sS,,r % q
Co.; Edwin S. Hunt. OF "e'e Foric ;.
Conn, and j. 5. Iarllee,, Of .. .: VII VII
@ 70 tbe secretary and Sullivan &
C ~, NJ Of 10 Wall st., counsel a
D otntnc,i.c agreement is IN course Of
p ,,o,aration and viii be distributed
p l.oD tS trout the depository. the Cen,
.-si Trust Company Of New YORK. %
Wall st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. June -. 1917
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
QUOTATIONS FOR BEEVNs
lsi:BN Is.

p...;,ts Tor Two DAYS. @.3l% head ~
- an SHE steers showed irnincss' lll
',,r,i sales here Zoe higher. choice iat
S.iis st,,dv. others less active and lOtt -'c
i.u1r. min COWS about steady; Others loH
- i,v..r Ordinary TO prime steers sofa
"a p, 50 Il Der 100 lh. three cars extra
~ - staI,le fed Penn. 80 90; bulls 50 -, q
- - c.tra SSNSs -: COWS. So '1W - !;
I'm COW. s. -: tEil,ndg. 81 30 Dressed
be,f steady at ia lie for c'ty dressed ma
s,l,s-N, Phcrsou a Co: 20 Penn Steers
ta.S Ia average. 50 10 per 100 lb; !, 1857 ID,
ca 10 I3os Ii. s. 50: ~. 1913 10. s. 40; J.,
i3io ln s. -. I. 1880 10. IS TO- ], $50 To-
~ q l. 1000 III. 81 80; > oxen. 40 TO-
~ o.. bull 1900 ~. 81 so J. l325 ib
- d. 1870 ~. 81 -; y ia 10. SO - I:
: liza 10. 81 50: I. oT0 10. 81 60; :. 1919
M SG 40. TO- $50 10. So -; 10. SD 10. 81 10;
4 G7G 10 So: - cows. ms 10. 81, .. os5 To-
en- ~, 1910 ~. ST 80, . 1905 lb. 50 -;
II io35 10. 81 ~. =. 9GO 10. 81 20; - 1908
IN s, 40: > aOG no. 81 - a. MS H. 50 ~;
sTt H. 81; 3. I3O 10. - 80, >. No. 10,
81 -: I. $50 10. 81. .. IsJ 10. So 13' = 10
lb, s. -. ,,os n.
s. o.. II. i2.0 10. s. 90; ~. ll62 10. 81 90;
bull 1000 10. 81 -; lI9O 10. y, 90 y
1880 No. 81 30. l. iG.o III. 81 ~; =. ITO H.
50 %: |. 1850 IN. so 81; l. lO2o 10. VI go; 4.
on liz. So 50; =. sio 10, 81 -; !, 100 ID.
s.: COW. l3i0 III. 81 -; =, l2no 10, $,
is. ii2S 10. SO 50; I, ITO No. 50 50; l, 1880
No. So B5: :. l055 No. ST. 80, 4. 1927 Id, 81 80.
As. lois 10. 81 %; 20, 1857 10, 81 70; I, 1914
H. so; !. pT0 H. 81 10. T. p5s TO- s. 80; l.,
$50 III, 50 40; :, 1910 10, ~ 20; :, $40 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23

Light Company and its subsidiary
companies. available for payment OF
dividends upon the stocks of the COM
pany, for the year ended April 30,
1914. amounted TO S2,203.35O, or more
than seven times the obligation which
the Commonwealth Power. Railway
< Light Company has undertaken
through its guaranty of interest on
these notes.
Texas Power and Light.
The Texas Power and Light Company,
a subsidiary OF the Southwestern Power
X Light Company, reports for May an
increase of 50 per cent in gross earn
ingS and a gain o. - per cent in net
earnings. Expenses aAd taxes more
than doubled during the month. while
interest charges showed decrease
OF 43 per cent. Income after charges
and expenses increased 1917 per cent
to S2S.525. For the twelve months
ended May 81 gross earnings were
Si,3I2.674, % per cent greater than
in the preceding year. and net earn
inCs increased 16 per cent to S4S2,6SO.
The company's outstanding capitaliZa-
tlon as Of May 81 was Sl.G00,000 pre-
ferred stock. Sl,400,00Q second pre-
ferred, Sl0,00O,OOO couseon, and Si,-
$4,000 first mortgage per cent
bonds.
Nirginian Power.
A. b. Leach & Co. are offering
S3,300,0O0 thirty-year first and col
lateral trust mortgage ped cent gold
bonds Of the Eirginian Power Com
pany, dated December l, 1912, call
able on any interest date at 105 and
accrued interest. The bonds are being
offered as follows: $1,000 first and
collateral trust mortgage 5 per cent
bond and $500 IS shares common
stock. for 5000 These bonds are Sc
cured by an absolute first mortgage
on a modern steam power station To-
Gated at Cabin Greek Junction, West
Virginia, and by an absolute first
mortgage on about 129 miles of trans
mission and distribution lines running
through the Kanawha-New River coal
district. The proceeds will be used
for the purpose Of financing the con-
struction of the steam power plant
and distribution system, now IN oper-
alton. the ACQUISITION of other prop
ertv. extension of transmission sys-
TEN and for the purchase OF add
tional electrical equipment. The Nlr-
ginian Power Company was organized
on September %, 1912, under the laws
Of Massachusetts, for the purpose OIL
acquiring, constructing and operating
hvdro-electric and steam power prop
critics, transmission lines and other
public utilities located IN west Nlr-
GINA and elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
Rock I.Iand CollateraIs.

There IS s7l.353.50O Of the Rock
land collateral trust As nominaliy
outstanding. 80 statement can yer
be obtained from the bondholders
committee Of the amount that mas
been deposited with H., but IN wall
Street Yesterday there was d report
tbat only about 81 100000 was IN
IL hands. II this report is true there
is more than oj per cent still un.
deposited. fact which may be OF
considerable Importance in case there
is any disposition later on for The
on-depoaiting bOndholder8 % E9ht the
reorganization. The amount deposited
Fi.h the committee, it is understood
however, does not include s0me very
large holdings Of the bonds whose
owners arc DO agreement with the
committed ideas, but who have get
refraincd from making the formal
deposit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
The Bronx.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
y I y Il -.
Manhattan.

The first name is that Of the debtor
the second that of the creditor. and date
when judgment was filed.
Cline. Milton HI. Levson ct al June
Il. 1914: SIPS 90.
Simon, Monroe IT, and Elsie J.-Chelsea
Exchange Bank; Feb g. 1914: $l23 -.
Simon. Monroe L.-Chalsea Exchange
Bank; Nov. Is. 1912; $6.07l 90.
Collins. Dudleigh ca. e. Lordly: Mar.
., 1914: $l01 Sc.
city Of y. Vt !. Brady; Feb. q. 1914;
59,99i -; Sane-.R. q. Packard CO.;
Mar. >. 1914; $3.50 a; Same--B. j.
Fleming; Mar. 10. 1914: Sl2j So. Same
Il. !. Leon. Mar. 30. 1914; $500.
Marmod. Jaccard X King Jewery CO.
l.. A. Duhain; July \. 1912: SlO- 80.
Same; oct. .. 1911: S2.220 rs.
Peck. Nellie E.-W. a. Waite June -,
1913: Sl71 -.
Roe. Charity "A. Koch; May l.. 1914;
Sl229i.
Samilow. Lester Ferdinand Enrich,
Inc; May 20, 1914; Sl.397 -.
Jacoby. Joseph Hirsch. Lilienthal *
CO.; May II. 1913 reversed; S11J l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
Manhattan.

The following Judgments FOR amounts
OF more than 500 were iiled to-day. the
,,rst name being that of the debtor:
Atwel Amos Nh. Morris ct al;
1894 So.
Abrams. Viola II. A. Reich; Sl03 0G.
Bake, VIM. VIC. T. Russell; costs;
$3.50.
Bowen. willis Pm. -. Bowen, costs;
Si21 b..
Rnrry. Horold RI. =. smith. 1868 GS.
Bradstcttcr. Gottlieb -. Il. e. Johnson;
Sl3G -.
Browrr. Maurice London County n
Westminster Bank. Ltd.; Sl.li9 ~.
Eucklcy. Joseph s. W. Mclclwee. sl2s 80.
Bpgcome. John II W. y, Waters; SIZE o..
Byrnes VIM. NJ. Sollind; N.O9' -.
Bhrstrom, ivan Duparquet Iiuot q
Moneusc Co; SLY 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
THE METAL MARKETS

COPPER local street markc, -,
,,,~ vas dull and unchanged with ,, ~ coo p
ic quoted at 1874 ai3'sc. and casting ~
IsNc ON the Metal hx:hangc standard ' c,,.t
per was qnIS a. al '" IN S ss for spot juno
Guii at idi Tor spot and col rs "a Sos ss
futures. wi
TIN-Firm. New York spot Inn.
tulv. 30 5OQSo 15c: August 10 ,,at. s 1--WE 9nd
september. ~ TON3ic. and Oc,o..NrsS 'scs
m iaisc. In London tin cloed steal, oVsute
IL "a for spot and liio - Cd Tor s,,,s.a1 tiSs
LEAD-Quiet. New York eno, y n.INs
and East 81 Louis, , 1904 sSc' =, Ss@1oSe.
lead closed at fia Is Cd a" London
sPELrER -Qnlet New York Sno,
i i5c, and East ~ Louis. i.lls,.s pV,' ooSM
don spolter was t2i 70 81. IN Lon
IRON Mddleshoro No B. 5is IA In
Local iron market unchanged q, =" london.
southern. and sii oO0Si5 Tor ~, :. and No |
and No 4. S0uther northern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
>E\HOiRD CLEAKtNCEs.
TIOIR tND MEAL

Flour continues inactive. but prices have
been /. .uccl lUU 10 on some brands AMI
tbls has led 10 a little better trade Spring
Tatents. 81 700 81 90: winter straights. So 3jl'
- %; winter patents. 81 JONSI 50; sprin-
clears. 81 iJ0S4 20: extra No winter - -
aS3 90. 80 .. So 5OaN3 20; Kansas sutishis'
RYE FLOUR Barely steady; fair 10 good
a3 .5qS3 20: choice TO fancy. So d5HS" -.
CORNNEAI.-K dried. 81 -. BAG MEAL
Fine white and yellow, 81 JOUSl %; coarse.
81 t-uSl 80 FEED-Ouiet Western bran,
100 NJ sacks. S23 10: standard middling
So 30: -four DO. SIS -; rel dog. $50 lake and
AN: city quiet: bulk. $23 80; sacks. 81;
fniddIius SIG JOHSjo; red dog, SCI; oilmeai,
s.{r 5u1SI.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
1 :. TREASURY FINANCES.

Warrington. June y. The condition
~ tbc United States Treasury at the
beginning Of business to,day. :. VA a. -, Bet
DT In general fund, sS7 ,O95 ,42o;
ga Daai receipts Saturday, S4782.982; to TO-
tai payments Saturday $G5O,l1ii;o o g Jia
de6c,f thig fiscal year Is ga POLE
ag@inst a surplus Of $l2494 ,l0G Iasi
Year. exciusiye Of Panama Canal ana
,oblic debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
{ EI.

Was inactive and very marrow. and while
tho tone was steady and null prices were IN
4 pointf moi higher the advance Was due more
10 am absence Of selling pressure than To any
chan.c in th' situation. and there was really
rn significance To the days developments.
IIavro closed net unchanged while Hamburg
Was unchanged to = ptenng higher. Trad
ing i'm spot Wls inactive. Brazilian markets
were about steady and cost and freight Offers
we're practically unchanged. Local spot mar
kct inactive and prices about unchanged or
ID basis Of &c FOR Rio Is Local contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
IL CAR.

There were pretty fair Withdrawals ~ re
fined. and prices were unchanged at $50 TOT
fine granuiateI. Raw was quiet. Prices re
NAMED unchanged. Centrifugal was QUOTE
al JOc molassca 2.74c and Cubas. cos ai,o
freight 2asc In London beet sugar Va
duIl and lower al 9s AID for June and Jul!
and gs 5Ad for August, with the curD o.
- 30 for June. 0s 3itd for July and 's ID
Tor August
RAW SUGAR FUTURES IRREGULAR.
on q moderately active volume OF business
Cuban raw sugar futures developed consider
able irregulaHty yesterday. Demand now
chiefly FOR July, which was firm ana slghsiy
higher August and September were shade
or early in the day. but toward the close
recovered. Quotations Of raw Cuban sugar
futures. basis 80 degrees c I New York.
reported by Hopkins Brothers. - Broad st :;
Sid Asked. Bid. Asked
June. II 81 27s Aug. ZIG ~
July. rs 1872 Sept 2's .9-lG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Transactions in this market yest9r-
day for foreign account consisted Of
sales of about 5000 shares.
Announcement has been made by Lo-
Gan g. Bryan Of the removal Of their
Offices from III 20 ll3 Broadway.
Authority hes been granted the Corn
Exchange Bank by the State Supcri1-
tendent OF Banks 10 open branch at
Goth ST. and Post av.
The proposed increase in the mum
Der OF directors Of the Broadway Gem
trail Bank. Of Manhattan, from nine to
eleven has been approved by the state
Superintendent OF Banks.
Directors Of the Fifth Avenue Bank
have declared the regular quarterly
dividend Of 20 per cent. together with
an extra dividend Of l25 per cent, pay
able July 10 stockholders OF record
June 80. An extra dividend Of 1870 per
cent was declared last year at this
time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
MINING.
BONDS.


SdIcs IN NI,VTV. - -
Is Ches q o 5a II. ,9.i1 81. -. .95is
2NYC AS 1856. 1913 1913 1915 1915
'Ev dividend. 5sells cents per share.
4When issued sOdd lot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
EXPORTS.

Wheat. bush. IL. 2O9 Lard, lb.......l ~ ~
Flour. sacks. SC99 Grease, b.. lt0, o0
OHcake. lb...L 500 Cheese ID. LOB
Pork. bills. 3 seed OIL I'D t0o9
Beef. tcs..... 80 Lub oil gals. J@5,1l0
Bacon. ib..... As. $50 Cotton, bales. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Receipts today. 1s.G2I bnl- potatoes NeT
potatoes duh and slightly loW,r; o'D t,G5r!,
Cabbages Iowrr. tomatoes x,E2isi 40. No .
60 iGgsi .. southern white. No I. bbls, ~ 30
asa 10 =. 81 75gS2 %; red ~, ~ a. oIJ
So -; ~ :, s. 30gS? cu us. y, psg 81 10Gc
e. - SWEET POTATOES. No !. 0ashe l.
75.GSl u: ONIONS. Bermuda. crate - -'4
So ~. La 20 10 bag S4n>9; eA, !r ,,,ion
rate SSd$3 10; white. S3HS3 20 EsH pV" -
I,t, e., Jcrscv, yellow. or white, basket. ;"
az. II red. s}a~} "a: ASPARAGUS grren'
don lunches SiaS2 - Guaty, 80 FT.nch'
75cqsl 20: culIs, G0c fC ,,>ax tocGSi:
I'm $10SI 10: Del ard Md. wax. SiFSi -
arScn. 81 j0U$2 -; Baltimore. wan -el%SSi IN,
green, II 2jGSl -: jersey, WaS' 80 LISA,
C,pU0TS old. bbl or bag. S2uSI JU' IW'-lo
bar 81 JOGS2 80. new. 100 buncnes St4fI ~
Iernluda crate. ijcT$l: tEl ;hhl : ID
rrstr. 3U,IS1: states and NiSh. dol ouhy,,' -
49,; I,rsov. tOGdOc: Bermuda onion
Srate, G5cn$I. CABBAGEs, I. ! ana Jer So, i,
75.flSI p. southern, rate 20 &c ~,
~ 1v.ERs In pls5c: Florida. standard
'r.'t, 5o,5iSt -: y {. $tNsl 20; o. byl.
S5GSi: corn. Tla. standard CfaJ,, 81 -" ~.
~ -. \ g. $lgSi 80, n - ,o % aj. x G.
--.(,Si -. \ @ and e., bill, 81 1CHN': d.,
SImyl -: n. 9rhy hothoure: d%N: '"I i '''I
t1.GPLANTS. Fla. BY; Siafl g. t,f,,;5c:
-, trAN- Fla. basket. Sass; NJ I'll
Eo1NS basket. 5Uc6si 20; OkRA. South, m
carrier =" iitn hunches 81 lOGS2: PEAS.
- htar"> lo, 554 35r. Nd 2JcnSl: Jcr-
Baltimore -o1nSt 70 mall 2J4T5c: l. I. bag,
7 -,SaS 81 81 st state basket, Si@Sl ~ PEP
p iIsRs Fa. Jox Slq>l =! R ndi ~,
rr rii' 100 punches, @9aI3c' K 2t.i NJ +
I'LL 25a5oc; basket l9g &c, MI 5 1t7 30
IL" toI ba.ct ica5Oc; sQU ASH white AK
, 'IiLD O' 6b crate 81 5oa$3; Marrow, ~ ~
crate. 81 5Oas2 TQMATot1s Fisi ra s.c sd
M a. 30 &c. 81 5GT&3: TURNIPS. white
leo ~ bunch. SlQS2; III, 81 25@Si %; fn'a-
i,.,. S'.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
POI ITRN

DREssrp-Fro.h KILLED, fouls in in,,, i,sn, or
r,reinte ana feeling one hall cent strong OF
S,TrI gr,,lt,. \ few Va broilers ~ !. cay
AMY bcid Ar 80: otter, pominally uncAans -,
Erozrn poultry quiet. TlfhEnSS... ,i>lI
1 trI11" vcsltrn. fancy. i1m1sc; CHI
ErI,t-r. hbl. Phila ard i l. squaoS ~
,o,b por pair G0ft>0c; Phia fancy p ~
each, ga SOC; Penn iancy' i %oG,,SSi iialSc
t6I pac%cd. i3aiTc; COCKS. old II "a ,@c
~ nTl'$S /, !. lGc. sQrABS. white. prime
81 -,l:; n. dark. - 2ju$i 81; cuIis ''OP 80,
I'm nj -RE[ENS. loX packed. y0ing "rl1
~. toms 25M2Gc: lbl packed 2inI o."
81 9l4 '2i,: GHlCN ~ troiers MIX t .e,;
1=G5ec. corn fed. 15al>d; roaster, soii
,'t,1cd milk fed. i6N.2c: corn led i"d-u,
Fowls. box packed, "a ~ ~. az 20 5 1Ic ks
T Vi"iis,n so I. I2dl5c; GEESE l@a lt,.
VITXt, some II cars on tracks lnlS MOI
no ~ which u were unlodded. AdNlc'e W.
di1ato lighter supplies and Iceiin; sI hoij
Grn,r on fowls. but buyers taxing no'i
n lIn,ylv 9 and prices not definitely sG!ued.
.,r iirbt fowls was reported sold AT &c an
10 5no.hcr car Of smaller lots at Itc. 70
rrost@rs held at IL. but few sales IT OF,
'rS we're not i'm large supply. bug Genahd ,. .d's
arfivc and ceiling wcskcr. Win ' t Iron
@7Go>c Tor L-ghorn, Up 10 dpt lot p'''"0
,lrisfi,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23

Now orleans. June 22.-Talk OF high
temperatures i'm tho belt aroused buIilsh
e.r,irteut iu the cotton market to-day.
rrices we're put to- 10 70 Is points over
:. rurday's last quotations and the ring
r.rrd ID dificult to supply even a mod
cratic demand. Tho close was steady al a
~ .nN1nne OF Q 10 u points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
PROV I>IONS.

Hog products showed steady tone most ~
u,r ia, Lut toward the close prices ease /
oG ami NAL quotations were az about the
low ~ iEc day PORN Steady: mess. So -
y, -, II. family. Sl2r So 30. short clear.
so 5OaN.i BFEr'- Mess. SlTuSiS 30. ram
IN suns pnck"t. Si>nSip; extra India
i,i.vs S.Im 50. DRESSED llOGS Firm.
III lid bellies bim. l3'rUlilc; picked
inms. ItaGt5c. TALLOW--Quict; spccial
die. CIV disc asked: country, GudAc
LARD Steady; Middle West 10 lon 10. Soc
10, ~ 1u5.,. rehuod nrm. South America
II 80. Continent. lOS0c; Brazil. KEGS. - 30,
,,tnuotud auirt. Sitns 'sc. SIEANiNE
ouici. oleo Sc. city lard. II 'ec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
COrTONsEFD on.

TUr murh0t TnguIn f0It tN0 INNuVNIO
Iiouidntiun ln De July position, "a well IA
moderate scllllsQf the new crop months. an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23

final prices were net unchanged TO p''"''
lower. Local contract prices: catur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
NEW YORk CITY BONDS.

sroupous interchangeable fReBlaleIeu
tcoupons SRegiaterod aud coupon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. June -, 1914.
BUTTER.
Receipts lO,f1 pkgs. Continued liberal
supplies AMI quiet trading. sales OF Is TUBS
creamery extras under the call ON change az
-.n-ll4c. Creamery. extras. TGg1i2c. nrsts,
-,4-c'ac; seconds. 23Q2il3c: state dairy, ilnest'
20: good 10 prime. go 25c; process, extras
1lep22igc; frsts, 2002lc
CHEESE.
k!eeceipts 2l32 boxes. Market unsettled.
win some pressure TO sell and early sales
indicating further decline in leading grades
Of whole mllks. State, whole milk fresh,
specials l4a.nl5c: average fancy. liigc; dais'
les. lj3sc; state. skins. fresh. specials, ilS.g
l-hc; good to choice. lOhglihc.
EGGS.
Re1eelp's l6's59 cases" Market unimproXIed
showing a wide range. Fresh gathered. eX-
tras, dozen, 23Q2Jc; extra hrsts pa 3ci
lirsts. 0@2iec: seconds. Sul9i2c: nearby
h,nnery whites, as TO size and quality, 231
browns 23u2jc; gathered aud mixed. 1910
23c: duck eggs hearty, Indian Runner, "a
2Gc; European, poor to good, lIis4lsc.
FRESH Receipts 900 bbls apples. Appe'
Ia light supply. Peaches moic plentiful, out
in active demand Currants scarce. Black
berries higher. Raspberries lower. MUSK
melons and WatermelOns lower. APPLIES
60 u; Northern spy. SSuSJ: Baldwin. ~ 1Ve
SO 80; common. 81 joaS2 lar Western. boz
apples, Sln$2 p; PEACHES Ga, carrier ~ :
0s3; : g. 81 50as2 Is: g. 81 7jqs2; Md
81 250H 20; PLUMS. ia. carrier. S20S- %
CHERRIES. black and red. 10. SHlJc; while
60l0c; sour Gd 100: black and red. S-lb bas'
ket. 40Q ,0c; white, 3OdjOc sour, 3ogtfc
sweet. 20-b basket. Sldsl J0 sour. Slgsl =
CURRANrS, ct, 12ul4c; STRANB DKkl -
Dol and Md. at. ga l0c; jersey sale: nearby
fancy. large, i3N l6c; up-river. lower stations
SmlJc: upper stations. l0alSc; staten Island
l0n1lc: Long Island l0a lSc: Western
l2ec1Gc: BLACKBERRIES, .. qt Nqlic
RASPBERRIES Jersey. red. Ut. tWlVc W,
river. red sale; HTCKLEBERRiES.
1t. n lac; GOOsEBERRIEs, At. 50 l lns
AlI'SKMELONS. Cali standard crate, u yVn
s. ~. pony. 81 2jdSl 50; fiat case. I5cpsl; "a
and Fla. standard crate, SJcGSl y; pony :.
09Oc; ORANGES, Fla. box Slrf foltI
Rico 7jc0$2 %; Cal. 81 J0gS3 %; GRAP,G'
FRUIT Fla. box. SASS 80; cuban H1To
Porto Rico. 7jcu,2 %; PINEAPpL5S, toll'
Rico Rel Spanish, crate, $lG8 a. 'uedh
sias3 %: TIA. crate. slus2 90: smooth cay
emo siat2 Is: WATERMELONS, Fla. WV'
s.JaSJ0; carload. $ZOonSiOO.
HAY AND STRAW.
Arrivals heavy. demand light ana NM
weak. with outside quotations extreme. u
large baled. Timothy. prime. ton - 40 -
S.l4s2l 20. No TO No p $40 yVgsD' ~ 80 p
lignt clover. mixed. so; other mixed ga ~
isis: No [ clover. SIS; STRAW, rye. NO ),
SlG. (Smal baed hay J0cgN lower '"""
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-07

Darning stockings Is not consld-
cred great fun during the hot sum
mer months. YOU can avoid this
drudE.ry boy buying our Black Cat
brand ~ mems, wOmen's aud chill
dren's hosiery. They are made Of
such splendid material that they Will
outwear any other brand on the
market Prices run from i2isc up.
G, Mays shoe store. 3ii West Cen
trial avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-07

r. plenty OF time 90 allow an the
Republicans who are Republicans IN
Albuquerque TO cast their ballots.
The anti-bosH faction declares that
" n ballots are cast after the two
hour limit Romero will use that as
nm excuse To throw out the two Albu-
querque delegations from the owen
tiOn.
The forces Of the BOSS declare the
only chance the opposition has Ia
win IN by splitting the convention.
Taken all In all. the necessary
requisites for n genuine, slam-bang.
dingcd II you do and DANCED u don't
Republican battle are Mt hand and
the public Is promised n spectacular
exhibition of how Bernalilio county
Republican harmony can be busted
The two city polling places are. for
the twenty. sixth precinct at the ofnc,
of Charles Chadwick. los West Gold
avenue. aud for the twelfth precinct
NJ the police station. Reserved seats
are at n premium this afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-07
C. @. AND
MISS ANNA DAY WED
AT VALLEY RANCH

The cedar room In the Miller bun
galow NJ Valley Ranch was the scene,
Thursday evening. of an exceptionally
pretty wedding. as VOL as n eulmlna-
tion Of a very enjoyable summer vaca-
ton. when Miss Anna r.. Day became
the bride Of Mr.. G. q. Mardorf.
The cedar room was beautifully
decorated by the ladies' Of the ranch.
the color scheme being green and yell
low. The bride was beautifully gown
ed In white and carried n shower
boquet OF sweet peas.
Miss Day has bee for the past
year a resident Of Albuquerque where
she has a host Of friends. all OF whom
extend to her sincere best wishes,
while the groom. Mr.. Aardorf Is
known throughout the state as ono 81
our leading business rNRn and at pres
ent Is cashier OF the Capital City bank
at Santa Fe.
After the wedding an elaborate
dinner was served In the large dining
room Il the ranch. the same color
scheme being carried out rs IN the
cedar room. Following the supper a
large party Of friends accompanied
the bride and groom in motor ears 10
Santa Fe. where MIR. and Mrs. Mar
dorf will reside.