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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER The local street market for cop.
p1r was dull. with eiccifolyuc quo.eI a. a.
isLaiaSc. and casting l3i3pl37sc. stahdai I
conner ON Metal Exchange was quiet WIZ
~ INV August and september quoted
Il ssalS &C. In London copper closed ,'eaay
e'rtS LJyr, Now York spot. July ana Au-
sn aiN al. 7sGs2c. september. 3lS9S2 TO-. and
=, Iober. s.T22sjc In London tin closet
irm at fn ios FOR spot and iiiS foT . r9,[ e
al i,se, s. Iouls. 372i4d3 NC. In London
Icol closed Mt n9 Tot spot and ih = %
Tor October delivery. 49, ,,.o
sPFLTER-Quict New tor ksP0,;; ~ =.
T, a., and Eat 81 Louis. An'ap he''s'' IL
Io,don ypelter closed ~ 81 los
Iron Middleshoro No g. Dis M In Lon
don Local market steady with No ! ioun-
dry Northern and No fonniIy southeIn !
quoted 81 $3.50 %. and NO northern hh1
10 southern. 81 08fi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET


PHILADELPHIA. July 17-Quietness. almost
Of p holiday nature. prevails in the local
WOOL market and sales nave been fe"
and small Purchases consisted only OF
odd lots. taken by manufacturers VINO
have some immediate orders and are IN
moi Of a small quantity Of wool 10 pieo.
on, tho orders Prices are well maintained
and there " no indication Of any down
ward revision at this time. Most dealers
link that prices will show A tendency 10
90 upward instead OF receding. IN view
~ tho fact that prices abroad show an
,rc-oasn Of 10 per cent Quotations arc
siohigan. New York. Indiana and and NJ, Ms
:, uri-Fine delaine. unwashod. 26T2
%ra medium. 26G2Tc: medium. - n - = e.
low medium. 26is &c. braid and low
combings 2Od2 Gle. bury. s"edy and cot
tod 1gG zoe ohio. Pennsylvania and West
X,rcinia-Fine delaine. washed 20 goo /.
* and above. 27n 29c: fine medium. 30 M
al. low medium. - n 30c. unnorchant-
abl, y or Xxx. 25127c. fine delaine. I'M
washed, erase; hne or ~ y 90 a. a 2 io,
medium. 27a27iac; braid and low comb
in-. 22d23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18

Ore Of the most popular theories 20
sceoah. for the depression OF invest
nsn+s all over the world Is not uncon-
,sc,ed with the fear Of war theory. It
= ths- taxation, or the cost Of govern
rent. has everywhere grown so great
;hst those who have a little surplus
annot afford 20 invest IL and those VINO
ssye great deal will not. Capital has
sssn driven out Of Germany by taxa
ton and ont OF England; 70 a lesser
tsgree. because here capital can earn
uore. OUT OF the United States. And
row r. is going out OF France. Switzcr-
srd IL s.ll a safe place to be rich M,
salsss one lives ~ a hotel. How long
sxitzer.4rd will he able 20 resist the
ismpiaton u cutting melon At the
,Tps1se 81 the capitalists. (who are
people saving $500 year as we'll a.
itote saving 100000, there is no ray
M; but zhe can't stand out for many
Tssrs. A. the years slip by u Is less
AID les enjoyable % be rich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
NInre Fnrnnean Selling.

Continental selling. both direct and
through London, continued yesterday,
he low priced stocks. like Missouri,
Kansas e. Texas. suffering most. Tho
selling from abroad was supplemented
by bear drives here, in the course OF
which Katy" was hammered from IL z
down 70 9 before any rally of conse-
ouence occurred, at one time dropping
from III. 20 10 and then TO Q on two
tran actions. Other soft spots were
likewise singled out from time to time,
the bears enjoying a regular carnival.
IN the end the damage done TO prices
proved not very great. but what might
have come in market Of public par
is something not likely to be
fhnnrht Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Trzrssc.ions FIR foreign account
l'sterday amounted 20 about $1,000
l,srer, y which some 10000 were pur-
tassef
4 gain % about $7,3O0,0o0 in cash
- he banks this week ia indicated
!, The reported movements Of currency.
Izin from The interior was SllAl5,-
20, sklDmenfs including $4,000 trans
erred through the SUb-Treasury 20
ar Frarc.aco. and SZ,J33 900 in ma
Bona bank notes sent % Warrington
.of redemption. The loss on Sub
,iiitss.gry operations proper was 81
Iss special meeting o. the stock
itffff ~ the Mobile b. Ohio SEIZED
- Tor July u vas adjourned 20 July
=, pfnfing action ~ the Illinois Pub
= yNlt.e1 Commission. The purpose
Me meeting IL % authorize a new
s'T,zaze.
kzports ~ copper FOR the week
.astc July 10 we're AN tong, ~ com
yNt1 Nl'1 14zz for the corresponding
'ssf iaft gear
ne New Y,rk Central has ordered
~ iff2ft ears for the Toledo T.
Vsis Central
Following the dlssolution 81 The vot-
80, n1ft ~ the Southern Pacific
ss1NsT Company, application has
- mae ~ me GtDck Exchange 20
~ t4IyHDDDJ common and 10000
- preferred stock ~ the company
a, re quarterly meeting ~ the board
.r,'sfhpfs u me inytstment Bank
=. annexation viii be held in Boston
~ AsEstt 7 and =.
~. y B>lsDt, e-pFesident Of the
-. hshDnsi Bank III Chicago, has
f,s s'nfd ~ ne Missouri Pacific
r5,.V npkfbcl1Hrs protective com
49, 81 wbleh Edwin q. Merrill IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. July Il. 1914.
Bft.NES.

Receipts 1850: - cars on sale. Good dry
fed cattle about steady, all others easier.
and grass sed 10 n l5c lower. bulls steady 10
l5c lower. light bulls showing the decline
most: COWS were generally rated about
steady with \ little weaker market for me-
dunn 10 good The yards were cleared.
steers sold AZ So 30 ds9 s5 per 100 III oxen
at s655HtS 25 bulls At s. so 81 50: cows
AZ 81 50HS7 Dressed beef slow at l3G Size
FOR native sides. city. dressed.
Sales. Shamberg Som II Penn
steers. 1883 10 average. 50 35 per 700 10: I.
1886 IN. - IS: 10 " Va. 1892 H. 80 20; u.
iltl ~. 50. 20 1875 10, s. 80. IS Va, 1885
10. IS so: : oxen. 1870 n. S. 20.
Mcpherson a Co: Is Va steers. 1852 III,
,sSb: 20 W Va. 1890 III. s. 70: 2 oxen. 1865
In $50. II bulls. 1905 III. So so; 7. 1889 Ii.
ss AZ q COWS. iiii 10. 81; /. ITO 10. So rs
Ills N. 50 50: 49, s56 H. 50 40: s. sis II.
So 81. 1. sss No. 1920: s. 1855 H. 81: /. ITO
ii. $3.50 O. 900 10. $3.50 2. ste h. IS 80; 2.
st65: IS. S33 ID. 50: /. 500 10. 81 rs; 2 635
10. 50 So ,o,o =,
,qi5' 20. 1850 10. 50 10. Penn. $50 10,
IS IS bulls. 1898 n. s. 80; 3, s2s 10
S6lb I COW. 1870 n. 81; g. 1872 n. ~ ~
/ 500 N. S. 30 I. i0ie III. S. 80 2 $50 ID.
So $50 n. Sis5, 4. $50 h. 81. heifer.
newton 4 60; bulls 1925 NJ. s. 50; ?.
1885 ~. s. 20. /. 1880 10. s. 10. 922 m.
t6Ib; IL. SO 10. 81 80. :? $40 10. 81 so; II
9s5 H.. 81 30. I. Sa6 10. 81 IS 3. $50 H..
IS IS; 8. $40 10. 81 30; is. III 10, 81 IS; Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
Union Pacific "Ex" on Monday

The stock Exchange committee on Sc
curjtieg. as a result Of .he recent de-
cision Of the Court Of Appeals IN the
Equitable Llfe-Union Pacific case, hnS
ordered the common stock 20 be quoted
cI The extra dividend on Monday me
committee also ruled that Union "a
c,6c dividend warrants be admitted 70
dealings either cash or the regular
wav.0 There vas heavy trading in he
y,syyAnts On the exchange yesterday,
IA 200 changing hands. The first trans
action was AZ 30H and the closing price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
COFFEE.

Much OF the better fcciing which A'vel-
oped In tho coffee market on Wcdnes lay
and Thursday vas lost. and prices at the
cIosc we're 10 TO II points net lower The
decline was due largely TO disappointing
cables from Europe. where Havre was net
unchanged, and Hamburg WAS unchanged %
"A pfennig lower Brazil was unchanged on
spots. while Santos futures Mere 80 10 10
refs lower. cost and freight Offers from
with santos IS quoted al 1850 II soc; A.
ana - AZ II 2jc. IS at 0jc and Rio. "a
A. sG0a :. 6jc Local spot market quiet and
unchanged. AZ sac for Rio No I. Local
contract pTiccE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
LONDON WOOL SALES.

ronaon. July 1.-THE offerings ~ the wool
auction saief to-day amounted TO l2.50 bales
mainly crOssbreds. All SECTIONS were ieh1y
wrre eager FOR nne and medium gfades oil
r,o.st,cIs and the Continent bought the
buih 81 the secured merino.. The Hales fol
- gtLd4gs III greasy. SdGls SD Queenn-
land go. secured. II sIdQ2s II. srossy.
Adds 1i.d Victoria. 900. seoured. L. la
- ID. greasy. HSinls ~. West Australia.
ion eTr,ev 1ikdnIs III Tasmania. 100
srrasy. lsnis ftd. New Zealand $500.
secured. Is i.du.s I'd. greasy. G,.1uis ilsd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
Ycster
PROVISIONS.

The market for hog products was only
moderately active. but steady 70 nrm. OWN Z
20 small receipts OF hogs and strength IN tho
hog market. PORK - Firmer. Mess.
S2fds2i 80: family. S2ids25. short clear.
500 80 ~ S22 80. BEEF-Firm. Mess. Si7ff
SIT5u family. sIsdSip. packet. sl7QSls.
cNtrn Ind. mess S20a 81 DRESSED
HOGs-Tirm; i2b ml3hc: pigs. l3s.c.
~ 1i5isc, picked hams steady. 49,, o
Lie: tniiow, easier. special. 8hc. city.
67,c. country. "a n &C. lard. steady. mid
dle west. 10 3ON 30 10. city. firm. loc. re-
nued south America. 4 soc. Continent.
lie, Brazil KEGS. I2.5oc. compound. Ga "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
u. s. Treasury Finances.

Warrington, July The condition
~ ,be United States Treasury at the
BE- Beginning Of business to-day was; !, No, Ne;
Ssfsnce In general fund. Sl62.5l7,zsO;
,~tsi receipts yesterday, y2,046.2le; TO-
tsi payments yesterday, &l.Fs7.t46; the
sn,oIas this hscsl year is 1891 ,6Cs,
sgsinst a deficit Of tls,SbS,ssS las,
Year, exclusive Of Panama Canal and
nublic debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18

Weekly movement figures of the cotton ~
change: Port receipts. O.6B haIes. heai"9
q 3l3 last year. overland 10 mills ana , az
ada. 95S9 against 1923 last year SoutIl,'n
mill takings 10000. against 100 last yea.
los Of stocks at interior towns 1885. asalns1
II ssS last year: brought into sight TOT INC
week. 95Sl. against 35,6is last year -. o gs,
crop movement: Port receipts lV"l.,,IT,i,
against 9 SOS. 2J5 last season. overland 70 nuns
and Canada. 1.t4f076. against lOls'5Oo iaS.
wear. Southern mill takings, $4,000. a1alhst
: 7s5 600 last year; stock at interior towns ~
excess Of September /. 23.Sls. against .t'uI0
last year: brought into sight for the seds'h'
IA as 175. against IL, 500. s36 last season An
LIVERPOOL cables: Spot dun; safes, o."
bales: speculation and export. 500: Ainericais1'
600 imports. none. Mid-upland' t;%ou.
Futures opened steady. u TO ] point dec.lhe;
closed steady at a net advance OF ~
noint: Julv. 7fGd July-August. l1bl7d, Au-
gust September 6e0i7d; september Octoper'
6qi,d october November. 66ii7d. Novembei-
DECEMBER SD. December-January.6 g. l7q
January 70 bruary. 6.5Sd; Fehrusry- Marth;
& 5ed. March-April 5000; April May. 6cld
Nsy-June. 6.sii7d June-July. $500 jury
August 6 bsiad Manchcster-Yarns dull anu
irregular. cloths firm
New Orleans. July l7.-Dry weather IN we
western belt to-day again proved st,UDnS
SUSTAINING influence I'm cotton. pullls"
feature was private bureau report on con,
dition showing loss since Juno = oil q. 9t
n poInt. but offsetting this was the hrst baic
of the new crop in Georgia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Potatoes in liberal supply and pc lower
Onions lower Asparagus higher Beans'
boots and carrots lower. Cucumbers lover
CabbaScs. oegplsnts peas. squash and to-
matnos lower. POT ATOES- Bermuda. Dbl.
jorscy. round. s. 254s2 5O long. s2Is2 IS :.
southern. hi. s. o. s. 30: seconds and culs
SiuSt -. SWEET POTATOES. No ], bskf,
55caSI ONIONS. Jersey, bskt. 81 500 81 :,
j. T. 81 500N: M and Va. 81 5oatl 81;
case. Sass: ASPARAGUS. doz lunches
81 80 a 81 so; BEANS. l. !. bag. l5H soc :.
conn. 10 n e5c: Jersey. bskt or bag. 10 25c:
BETS 100 punches. 81 bskt. - q SOC. box,
-O4I SOC. CARROTS. 100 punches. 81 Gel
cry rbl. JOU7 5c: 100. 81 50a$2; CAULI-
FLOWERS. hbl;. I5c4 w. bskt; So4 I6r'
corn. Va AM C. crate. So 81 Jersey;
per 100. Siaf2; CrCUMBERS. Va and
y g. hbl. lOQ soc: Va. bskt. I00 i5c; Del
and Nj. bsst. l9uz5c. Jersey hsltt. goa i0c
box i00 &c.. l. l. bskt 5ordfi. 'UCtM-
RER PICKLES. Jcrsey. bhl. 81 so ~ Egg
PLANTS. < g and Fla. box. 50c1Si. Va.
crate. 81 10; LETTUCE. bbl, 80 Toe: bskt.
Southern h.kt. S@$;, Jf Etsy Gg !; 90
PEAS. state bskt. tlasl37; bag. 50cd
SIZE. PEPPERS. Fla aud = g, box, STA
81 a.. jersey. hakt 81 25uf 81 so; box SlH
81 -. RADISHES loo punches. 81 N 81 80
ROMANO. bbL 25a Soc hskt, l5d SOC,
RHUBARB. 100 lunches 50cgsi: SQUASH.
ihl. 3jcH 81. marrow, bbl crate. STA 81 90;
TOMATOES. Del and MI. bskt. carrier.
aiI7jr. 3-bskt carrier. 2JdO,. hoX, So y
81. Baltimore. 6-bskt carrier. 75cQ 81 - :;
Jersey Acme. - Is q 3 q Stone. 75c 81 50 !;
Giant. % DE; II RNlPS. white. Dbl, 25 2
SOC. purple tops. $lusl % rutabasa. Dbl
7jcp 81. WATERCREss. 100 punches. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
cu,c,co GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. July 17-Repid spread, CO. Of IL Sa tbs
rust in North Dakota oIcisA nrosbt a' about
va., nS al advance. Tho market closed frm at
y cain Of isd|.c net. In corn tho out'o on,
JARED from &c OF 10 49, , up, 9TI. TO
tshed &c down. and prov siohs uhvhd"h'' y"
zoo higher. Range or pTlceh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18

Sanford. A.-Knickerbocker pstillins Co.
800 10
Vanderveer F. T. F.. and r. c. Dsle-At-
lantic Mutual ms. Co. sso4sa
The Bronx.
Booth. N. d.. r. Booth. slH 81.
brooker. w. E.-E. r. Grauer ct al, sos 81
Iawrier, WI. Kronold. 1902 80
Phelan. Eleanor J., and W. ID. Phelan-C s.
Wick. 1888 50.
Rytenberg. g. P.-J. McCreery & Co.
Rosenhain. J.-H. Hollander. slis 4s
schultEe. L. W.-National Casket Co. t1T o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
Yester.
SUGAR.

Withdrawals tn refined continued moder-
ate and prices were firm. holding az 4.4Oc
for fine graduated. except Federal. which
still took orders at 1 soc. Trading IN raw
was quieter. the only sales reported being
lot or 600 bags OF Cuhas for second
half August shipment at csc. cost and
freight. equal to . SOC for centrifugal TO 4
Spectator. Market closed steady at un-
changed prices: centrifugal. 326c: molas-
SEES, 26lc. and cost and freight. 2ltc. In
London beet sugar was reported with sell
ers a, 9s "a. d for July. 9s I'D for August
and % 81 for October December. with
the curb at 9s 2itd ~ 3igd and os IA d
respectively Willctt & Gray report total
stock Of Europe and America 29O5. " I
tons. against 2TIs. Os6 tons last year at the
same uneven dates. The Increase In stock
IS i57.33S tons. against an increase OF lo5. !.
j2i tons last week Total stocks and
ahoats together show a visible supply OF
3.O7a4oi tong. against .. $50 Ns8 tons last
year or an increase OF lG0.3lS tons.
FUTURES UNCHANGED.
Tn. continued quietude Of the. spo, mar
ket for raw was reflected in similar con 10
dltion in that FOR futures. However mold
...rs we're refusing TO make any further con-
cessions and prices ruled steady quota =
lions for cuban raw sugar futures pass
96 degrees q Z New York, reported oy
Hopkins Bros. % Broad St:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18

The market was under the influence OF
renewed liquidation OF August holdlhss,
and prices were generally lower. closing az
10 points net decline. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
POI I.TRl.

DRESSED-Tradng quiet Large size
fowls nrn. but small and medium have had
To ho forced. TURKEYS fresh killed,
Wtstrru. fancy. ia $50. CHICKENS. brOil-
ers. bills. and Phila and l. | squads. ID
each. p"r pair. ~ Il roc Phla. fancy . lbs
each. IS %2c; Penn. fancy. - &c. Va
and Western. selected 22M DE: FOWLS.
box uackcd. 12ai4.: hbl packed. l3dlsc:
COCKS old. llig n TIC, DUCKS. l. l. l4lt
lGc. SQUADS. white. primo. 81 10 81 IS,
dark. 25H 30. culls. 50d Zoe. Frozen
TURKEYS. box packed, young hens or
toms. - n 2Gc. hbl packed. % q 25c: old.
22a2ic: CHICKENS broilers. milk fed,
i5G ice: corn fed. l4II7c; roasters. soft
meated milk fed. i6a22c: corn fed. $50
zoe. FOWLS. box packed. ia 100. as 10
size and quality. BOOSTERS. old. i2H
l.i.c. DUCKS. Western. No !, l2dl5c.
GEESE. i3Ni Tic: ALINE-Some Il freight
cars on tracks this morning, OF which ;
were unloadcd. Trading shows increasn Z
hrmncss on both fowls and broilers. Two
cars OF fowls reported sold at lsc but most
receivers claim TO be willing to accept
lTi3c General trading moderate. chick
ems. broilors. u n &c fowls 1Sdlsiac: old
ROSTERS. I2isc: turkeys. l5c: ducks. West
ern and Southern. old. H. Il l6c; l. I and
Jersey. spring. H. n isc old. l3d l6c
geese. Western and southern. old. lie:
euIneas. per pair. 5oTGoc. pigeons. alive.
pIIr, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. July u. 1914.
GRAIN.

WTEAT-The market was again cor
trolIcd largely by the nature of the rust
reports from the spring wheat belt and
a. advioes we've conflicting prices were IT.
regular and tho market was fDNCrish. clos
ing near the top. with not gains ~ Z y
&c Foreign markets wer" strong ana
higher, aud private adyices said mat sen
tiinent abroad WAC influenced by growing
f,.rs regarding the American and cana
dian spring wheat crops as Wei a. by
prospects for Hight shipments from other
countries. In the local cash market now
80 hard winter wheat was quoted ~
SSi4c. July shipment. New York.
AID 80 . rod - &c. july shipm'nt g ! r
New York. No / Northern Duluth. 81 ol'
and No northern Manitoba. ""t4c, % D..
anoat CORN-Dccliucd = " &c early un-
dor active selling, prompted hy reports OF
good rains Tho Argentine market wa
firm and higher, and late IN tho day the
market rallied on complaints regarding
the quality 81 now Atg"utin" corn arrV-
ing. final prices were ~ the best or the
day. ranging from &c not lower TO 2c
higher. tn tho local cash mdihet 20 =
yellow corn Was quoted az 1Ntir. T. 20
arrive. OATS The market was modcr-
atcly active and easier under selling hF
commission houses. prompted by Increased
hedging operations against tAe new crop
and a somewhat larger movement. There
Was a partial recovery late. but hnal quo
tatious were sc nrt lower Local cash
market steady. standard white. ala SIC:
80 =. 4t'z a 80. 80 g. 49, We: 70 l..
42G13i.c. ordinary clipped ii1i6izc;
fancy clipped. i3'4 n i5izc. all elevator.
RYE-MariIet quiet. No :. western; d6,sc'
G Z. New York. export BARLEY go
steady. Mating. 56c. Z. Runalo.
wheat. including four. exports for the
week. according 20 Rradstreets. aggrogate
? gsp 200 bushels against J.Osf 900 last
week and g. 800. 400 last year. for the sea
son, 1896 200 bushels. against s.17G 600
last season corn eXporia for the week.
- 400 bushels. against 20 SCI last week
and 2o5GI2 last wear. for the season. IS.
lG6 bushels. against 257.Go5 last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
NEW YORK PRICES.
Ncafc
INTERIOR RECEIPT
sEABOARD CIEhR,NCES.
FLOUR AND MEAL

FLOUR Was steady. but buyers seemed 70
lack confidence in present prices. Spring
patents. s. 45a$i ~. winter s'raiehts. - -
dSi 30. winter patents. 81 3igA ~; spring
clears. 81 15G$i 80: extra No winter. 81 30
4S3G0;.No . 81 50QS3 g.. Kansas straights.
- l5aSl 20: fancy spring patents, s. 'Oa
s. 50 RYE FLOCR-Quiet Fair 70 good.
81 35Gs3 30. choice TO fancy. 80 1888 10.
CORNMEAB STEADY: kiln dried, 50 -.
RAG MENI-Fine white and yellow. 81 tea
81 s.. coarse. 81 35aSl 80. FEED Western
easier; bran. to arrive 100 n sacks. So ~:
standard mldiing. S2j 20. -four DO, So 80.
red dog. $50 80. city steady; bulk. So ~.
sacks. Sol. midllng $50 80. red dog. $3l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
IMPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS..

Iron. y. NolfsI5OO Flour. Mpls pat 81 90
Iron, y No2f - cotton. middling 10 .
Iron. : No1f t. - coffee. No Rio =.
steel rails. 10 Sugar. gram. 80
stand cop. SPOT 1916 Nolases. % *. -
Tin ....... 81 ~ beef family. ~ 80
Exchange lead 40 iTaliow. special. ~,
Sptlter ........ go PORK. M So. = ~
Wheat. No r 81. Hogs. dr. lfo n l27,
corn. No vel -, Lard, mia West 10 %
oats, stand VII 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
oace Again Comes a Re-
mort of a Leak in the
Rate Decision.
Glory THAT EASTERN
.ROADS WILL SUFFER
a,.priced Issues Under Fire of
Roth European Investors
and Local Traders.

-. bss been a leak from the In
Commerce Commission or from
-,inter's Office, they said in the
.r,St The Eastern railroads were
ny 70 get any increase in rates worth
N.sa1inr. The decision itself would
s.!stannd IN the Sunday newspapers.
=. :, was once TO be hoped for was
e,o he dreaded. All was woe. SO
re Keen for most of the day. What
'A-.S;rg there was az the last did rot
v.,cve prices in the stock market
~ The chance OF using to-day S
...;on 70 advantage still seemed good
re hears. For one thing, more peo-
!. could be got 20 believe yesterday
e., he rate decision would be out be
- Monday than could be persuade
hsleve previous reports of like
..,o- And the leak on the decision, old
,.ory as IL was, had plauslolllty nc
suse il promised nothing but dlsap-
,ointment. People are wary about be-
Swing good news when there is 50
-seb obviously bad news around. No
I.Sv thinks any more, as the street
zee used 20 think, that fear of re-
..ivsrshirs will alter the commission
lseision about rates one Jot or title.
Persuasive Pessimism.
The feeling of traders seems TO be
Dat the Commerce Commission thinks
,athing o. mercy but only Of a sort OF
Srartan justice. and that it visits the
.ips Of the fathers of railroad finance
y me children. no matter o. what gen
grafton. That theory is not consistent
nth the other belief of the Street thet
here has been a leak in the decision
because the report had it that the weak
rosds in the Central Freight Associa-
ion were 70 get some relief; neverthe-
less traders persist in their view that
me commissions work is largely punt
i've. And because they believe that II
i, easy for them to turn rumors OF. dis
appointment into reports and reports
into statements. Their confidence, 20
rves them the eloquence that par
shades others,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
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