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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-09
Government Ownership.

In many quarters the decision was re-
garded as just one more Of many indica-
tons of the rapid drift toward govern
ment ownership, or at BEST federal In
corporation of the interstate railroads.
Considering the probability that there
will he federal regulation of security
issues. federal charters for the carriers,
it was said. Were not hard TO foresee'
The railroads themselves profess will
ingness TO accept that shelter from state
harassments. Then, too, the power that
has accrued TO the Interstate Commerce
commission has somewhat discouraged
old-time railroad managers. Years ago
they fought the interstate commerce act;
then they accepted what was forced upon
them, the relief il afforded from dis
astrous rate wars When state railroad
commissions and legislatures began 70
make two-cent rate laws and otherwise
annoy them they turned for protection to
the federal board. But when the federal
board went further and further in its
regulating there was nowhere else TO
turn. They were between the devil and
the deep sea. Now that all the fun has
gone out of running a railroad they are
wiling that someone else take the Joo
z. 2. Ripley, Of the Atchison, was re-
ported last week 10 have said that gov
eminent ownership was inevitable. Many
other railroad men have said the same
thing. but not so publicly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-09
PRICE MOVEMENT
in COMMODITIES
Wheat Declines, but Corn
and Oats Advance-COf-
fee Partly Receivers.

The government report indicating
wheat crop of 100000 900 bushels came too
late to affect the market but there was
a strong belief that it would sustain re-
cent bearish estimates, and while bust
ness was not large there was considera-
BILE bear pressure at times and a sag
ging tendency all day. The close showed
prices unchanged to zee lower than Sat
urday's finals. There was bulge In the
corn market early on weather conditions
and foreign advances, but when prices
touched 1c over Saturdays close there
was a pressure of realization sales and
the advance was partly lost. last prices
being only &c UP. Oats followed the
lead of corn and gained ssq1sc.
Coffee started out on the downward
track, the impetus coming from weak
ness In Europe, but Brazil held steady
and this broke the force of the decline
The market rallied and recovered most
Of the drop. last prices being only 10 D
points off from the previous close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-09
MORE GOLD FOR PARIS
S6,0OO,O00 Will Go Out on the
Kronprinz Wilhelm To- day.

Following the rise OF foreign exchange
TO a new high level at the close of last
week, gold exports were resumed yester-
day with the largest single day engage
ment since the present movement began
early in May. In addition to the 100000
gold coin withdrawn from the Sub-Treas-
ury last Friday by the National CITY
Bank for shipment TO Paris by the kron-
prinz Wilhelm sailing to-day. Goldman
Sachs G. Co. and Heidelbach, lckelheimer
e. Co., are each shipping 100000 on the
same steamer to the French capital.
The 100000 going out to-day makes a
total of S24JOO,OO0 engaged for export on
the present movement and Ao5cO'cW since
the beginning of the year. 1t is the be-
lief of foreign exchange experts that more
of the yellow metal will go abroad this
week. with perhaps an initial engagement
for London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-09

Receipts. s7c boxes. Asking prices hish'
and moderate business within ranges quote
state, whole milk, fresh specials, t5aloi s'
average fancy, li%c; state skins. fresh spe
Gals, l2Gl2nc, good to choice, lOAgilac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-09
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New YOIs. June s. iSi''

UttEAT-Ths government crop report was
issued lust at the close. and proved 10 De UP
20 beafish expectations indicating winter
uheat Weld OF G3s, 90 900 and spring wheat
n,t9 90 900 d total OF yOOOOCOOo bushels tor
both crops Lowered conditions In missouri
Vas more than Offset by gains In other "lhte.
wheat states notably Kansas, when pronlsei
a crop around 100000. All day the ehpecI
tation OF the report hello business IN check ana
generally there Was a downward tendency 10
prices tho close being at let losses otisu7sc'
Gables We're irregular. Liverpool showing par
,,ai &c net decline while Berlin was 80 &c
higher Budapest 2Ac higher and Antwerp IN
chsnred 10 &C higher. The only response on the
IsIo curb TO the bearirh government report was
dec,ine OF i,c In the July contract al New
YORK. C'ash wheat locally was Irregular, no :
hsrd winter was quoted at 81 o9ss. l. ne"
YORK. new No . red. oilsc, July shipment
c 4; No Northern Duluth, - oS o
seoat. No Northern Manitoba, III ooA %
saoat CORN-There was no government re .
mort on corn and the market was innuenceu
an say by complaints 81 dry weather ana a
Ssckward crop. together With an advance OF
80 AZ Brenos Ayres All day commission
houses were good buyers and the market.
shaved a rise OF Adlc over the previous
close. when realizing set IN. leaving nnal prices
about nc under the top. No yellow corn IN
New York Was quoted NJ s3hc' !, pTohps'
oATs-The government report on oats indi,
cateS a larger crop than last month, the total
b.ing 10000, 900 bushels, against l'l2looo
oon a YEAR ago Owing TO dry weather talk ana
h,gn tsmperatures the market shared corn
.trensth all day and closed Sp.1c net nisheaa'
s,nnSsra white oats closed at 46is 4f.c: No -
SSGaTi,c. No 3. 4SG46lsc; No 4. tohqsoc; or
S,nary clipped. 45fi4sc: fancy clipped. 4,sv
seisc. ali elevator. RYE-Firm; No western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-09
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS,

Business in this market yesterday for
foreign account amounted to only few
hundred shares sold
Stockholders of the Broadway & Sew
or,b Avenue Railroad Company at their
annual meeting yesterday. reduced the
rup,ber OF directors from thirteen TO nine.
r,s retiring board was reelected.
Tho Seamen's Bank for Savings an
oounces that interest payment VIII be
wade 10 depositors on July at the rate
q, per cent per annum.
Charles B. Toole. member OF the Cotton
r,cbanre. and Albert II. Gross mem
49,. =, the Stock Exchange. have formed
nortncrsbip under the Arm name OF
Gross & Toole.
The per cent cumulative preferred
a.ook NJ the National Cloak and suit
company. acquired by Lehman bro'hers'
Goldman. Sachs & Co, and hieih"of''
co,s G. Co. of London. has been appheo
for nv the public in advance OF the FORMAL
Offering.
The sub-Treasury has transferred f-'V'
oO0 70 San Francisco. making 'o'"' VI
* ZOO 900 on the present movement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-09

The Northern Texas Electric Company
reports for April gross operating revenue
Of Su, Al. s6,72S greater than April of
last year, while net revenue gained but
SOS. Surplus over charges showed~a de-
crease of sis96 from 1918. For the twelve
months ended April so gross revenue in
creased SZl9,SS5 TO s21b9,227. and net revc-
nue. was $e51, e55, $40, IA higher than in the
preceding year. and surplus showed en-
increase of nearly $4,000. The company
pays a dividend of I per cent on Its COM
mon stock and owns the capital stock OF
the companies which do the electric rail-
way business In Fort Worth. and op-
crates interurban electric railways be-
tween Fort Worth and Dallas, also be-
tween Fort Worth and Cleburne, serving
a population exceeding 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-09
COPPER STOCKS INCREASE
But Gain Is Smaller than Was
Generally Expected.

The statement of the Copper Producers
Association, made public yesterday. CIV
ing the production and consumption OF
copper in the United States in May.
showed stocks on hand June / amounting
TO Si,3i2,6il pounds. an increase of H.o5 $40
pounds over April. Production OF the
metal fell off from Isl 5Oo,53l pounds In
April to 1i2.3os,2s7 pounds in May and
there was loss in deliveries. of 17.i7O, 202
pounds. The increase in copper stocks at
the end Of May was accepted with salts
faction in trade circles as 1t was feared
there might be much larger gain In the
visible supply Production failed to main
tain the big ratio shown in April when
the refneries turned out approximately
100000 pounds a day, the May per diem
rate being about $4,000 pounds. Do
nestle deliveries were 7s35,oO0 pounds less
than during April.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-09
Interpreting the Decision.

Stock traders haven't too much time
10 argue what a Supreme Court decision
docs or does not mean. Usually IL is
sufficient unto the day and their purposes
that they realize early what the majority
Of them are going TO think it means.
Traders have got so used TO believing that
the states are the enemies of the rail-
roads and the Interstate Commerce Com
mission their friend that it was easy for
them TO suppose. on the spur Of the mo-
ment, that the railroads had won vic
tory, since the Commerce Commission S
ruling had been upheld. on that theory,
they at first bought stocks; but later
when some very important" selling OF
Union Pacific appeared-selling that was
believed TO originate with Kuhn, Loeb &
Co.-they grew uncertain. In the end
many Of them took a middle course, wait
Ing until to-days further news should
bring them the text of the decision and
an authoritative Interpretation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-09
he Aguero Denies Deal.

prosident de Aguero of the Consoh-
sa,od sock Exchange. referring yester-
day 10 the report OF the puf ,i =. y, ~.
Consolidated Exchanges buiio'ns oy '"e
Corn Exchange Bank. declared Una. no
negotiations looking to such purchase
are pending. ~. .r,,,,a
hoard" with the Produce Exchange ana
s%ouId this happen. either the Consolidated
Exchange would transfer itself 10 ,he
produce Exchange. or, should plans ior
the sale OF the latter for terminal pur-
no.es he carried out. it would move over
81 the Consolidateds quarters on New
and Beaver SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-09
Paris 10 Take More Gold.

LONDON has her troubles. but Paris still
Gains first place among the weak centres
ibroad What with her Mexican engage
nents. her Balkan and Russian loans ana
her big impending issue for armament
and refundipg. she has her hands !ull' no
ess 50 than at any time since the hrst
u the year. Berlin has been so much
Worried by the high rate OF exchange on
10Th Paris and London that tho Reichs-
'snk has been putting out large amounts
bills TO break the rates or at least
keep them below an automatic export
"1nt for gold. Paris's huge takinSs OF
'ad from here yesterday and for weeks
sst show plainly her necessity. Bank
" do not believe that the export move
asht Of the metal will be over untli
use TO the end OF the month. BY that
uas II may be checked through the
s4uening OF the money market que 10
Interiors call for crop moving FUNDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. June s. 1914.
HITTER

Receipts. 1885 packages. Outlook for heavy
supplies again this week. and receivers We're
obliged 10 make slight concessions Creamery
o302Ic. state dairy, finest, 25d25ac; good 20
prime % "a g2i'lc process extras ziu-if-e'
irsts. l9isa20l2c.
CHEESE.
Recepts. s7c boxes Asking prices higher
and moderate business within ranges quo,eu
state whole milk fresh specials, t5ni5i sac;
average fancy, ii%c; state skins, fresh spe-
cials. l29l2Hc; good to choice. loAgil'.c'
EGGS.
Receipts. ls.2i2 cases. High grade steady
low grades moving slowly. Fresh gathered
extras. doz. 23a24c: regular packed, extra
frs.s. 2lhq22he: frsts. 20q2lc; seconds lsg
l9isc; nearby. hennery whites, nne 20 Ishcy'
24G25c; gathered. fine. 22a23c: hennery.
browns 23d24c: gathered and mixed lsiav
22i2c; DUCK EGGS. nearby, Indian runner
24c. selected, iog23c.
FREsH-Receilts. 4s7 packages apples Ap-
PIES plenty. dull and weak. one car F!Viaa
peaches arrived and sold at s2ass ~, susT
berries higher blackberries lower. Mushmel-
one and watermelons lower. Apples; b sen
Davis. Dbl 81 Go6s3; Russe,, Dbl 81 23gs3
Northern Spy. s3gs3: Baldwin. - ooasS oo
common. 81 5Ods2: Far Western box apples
81 oslis2 Is: PEACHES. g and Ga. carrier
81 75as2 80: CHERRIES. Nd. black and REQ
iOQl3e; white i00i;c; sour. iopl2 sIhAM-
BERRIES Del and ,i No; g. esiSc' , 5ssis
HucKLEnERRIEs, zsiae; Go s,snssIS e1a;s
10 ISass 20: pony crate, si6s2 So Fla. crate
d 1S,a 80 oRANoEs Fla ,6 sss g aR AYE
rEt,IT. Fla box, 81 25a$4: Cuban, slaA
Porto Rico. I5essi; PiNEApPLEs; Porto h,sS co
crate. sla3 Is: Cuban, sias2 80; ia az. SO
s2o Is: WATERMEIJONs. Fla, per 100. sSov
$50; carload. $3cogssoo.
HAY AND STRAW.
Arrivals light but demand small; high auaI-
ity timothy scarce and firm. Large oaled nay,
ton. Timothy prime. So 80: No !: So 90: No
70 no 2. III 50as2i; fancy light clover,
Yntxed. s2odSzf other mixed, sl5gSls; NO i.
clever Sis9Sis: RYE STRAW. No l. SIC 500
SIT smAII baisd hay cocgsi lower than lsrgsD
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.
R.csipts loss bbls potatoes. 800 pkgs onions.
New po,a,oe. weak Old steady; .A, Ssl s,s
40 No !, 81 7sflss Is: No ,. 81: southern.
white. No !. ;2 7SeN 50; No ,sgE %'
iToyf, bag. SsGs2 ~: state. and western. l@ w.
t.qs2 10; i7o-Ib bag. segs. 70. iSo-ib bag, u Sog
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-09
Bad News for the Bears.

There was 763. 10000 bushels Of wheat
harvested last year. but this year there
threatens 10 be 10000, threatens" be-
csus. while the freight rate advance is yet
ungranted cheerful news has to be thrust
upon Wall Street, as honor must be thrust
II has been said. upon some indlVlduais'
There isn't a place in the hnanclal as
trict any more where a bear can 80 ana
be decently and unobtrusively melancholy.
Not only must winter wheat threaten
deluse Of traffic for the railroads ana
dollars for the farmers but spring wheat
has to 20 out of its way to swell the
total oats. too. and rye flourish as
weeds ought TO do. only hay gives a
chance TO the pessimist. and how small a
chance. \ condition OF SIS against %'S
/ On May ard a ten-year average oil S"4.
1 The chinch bug has turned apostate anu
\ he hessian fly has lain down on the Joo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-09
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
ro,.,. $50 1i.7ss 1887 23.5i
,rotais last week s.s2l 13.lsI 36,I53 70 o'
TONS FOR BEEvEs.
BEEyEs.
New York. June s, 10
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

Recsipts for two days. lbs head; 80 cars
on sale Steers. active and nrin 10 -. :.
higher: common ana ,'1ea nSo,cs fat bulls ful
st1adv. cows in good demand ana une haI 49,.
The Yards were cleared: Good 10 pr.ne ,,sSiYn'
sold al ssGS9 20 per 100 II; rev insu so~s
oVan Ss6is8 so; common 10 choice bulls. 80 oon
81 go. cows So 75Gs7. Dressed beer, STEADY a., q,
i2Giic per ID for ordinary 70 ehoioe WV
dr Ssean nSt & Co: IS Penn steers, 1872
average. 50 20 per 100 ID; p. iseg 10; - 80,
~ 1875 b. s. IS 90 liat is 81 %; ip,7 'i H.
81 S, $50 b. So so l. 92o b. 50 i5 l. $50 ~
IL s. so: 2 oxen. 1895 ID. 81: . cows io'' w.
sS. 3 SOS ID. IS: 2. 800 n. SO 80 - coin.
% s sand ls s. TO- ~ 1859 ID $ 50; IL 1872
p 20 l?@S b. $50 3 So H. 4 S. i- 70 Ma
1850 - ia II 81 p - 1870 1850 n ;os 50 CO. 81
i9s b. 50 20 il 1850 $50 s. 1855 Il II H. o.
s6G 2o il s sSg 20. 100 b. SO Is; & o2s H. $ ~
ao2 s 70 H. 20 s. 20: o. $50 ID. So eos h. $50:
3 $50 u, sa2s; s. SIT h. 90 L. 10 w.
Essl1 Bur- Saiss?fiD io;S s. e: 90 ss 81
lsso ID 7g 90 81 81 q 10 nS'o cows. ioiS - ss
s sss T. !: s? 100 80 b. E. ''s' 50
10 sqs IS 50 T. Co 80 Penn steers. 1872 y
50 N 81 1919 ID. s. SIS : bulls iiso 10; 80 70;
10 pG2 H. So IS: 3. lvo 10. 60 pa, az. 4
le ~ a a 1c'S iioo ID. So IS; 3. $40 ID 81 70:
U.s. IS 7Ss 10, s.7s: /. $40 h. a2'; l. -" TO-
a. . 74o u; , 81 90 Co: 10 Penn steers. icrs
Ks e. 20 bull. i7oo ID. 81 8. 100 H.
ss 4: f. 600 ID, Sc. coy $40 H. 20 'o' l.
$50 r. ,sss: s2s i ss s. 80 fs,s ID. 81; 1000
ID, As I'd S% Mullen oxen 1887 a, 10 49, ~
bull. 1910 d. 81 y: 800 20 ro H. S25, COW.
:, ,,G 90 ~ g. 49, d. go &. IS IS go ID s''
TO ..s II, 50 s? 81 It cows go ID, IS 80:
j ssn r S 81 s ssC H. ,i; e. p
s So 10 600 ID, 50 50; i. 7so ID. $3.50 s. es'
Curl, sss. SIS ss''s s. i::G ~ j? T. 20
10 scrss q /. s. DiIlenbaeki J DUH ~, Tn In
II, So Is: j. $50 ID. IS So cows so' '''
" w r. Hum. /: bulls. zoe, u, ss, i 81 l.
,ao ii. s3 1 COW. 100 Ii. -; . NO 10 W
CALVES.
p.ce,p,.. 6 500 head. 400 on sal. Ma
ket active and STEADY, MIN MIN I, las Was az the
cio,s OF the iast week. The onerlngs sels
ali taken Common 90 choice Nsa az sSSp
g 80 Sss,'.fS sG per calves sas pressed
IS 20, ar,iys and nrln: city dressed yeaI..
isaiThc per ID: country aresssa ''''
ssles-H ". Hollis; isi yesls % IS,
AVERAGE. sill so per 100 III; ~ ise 10; go ss:
las. i:7 70. $40 sIS ss mixes 20 So ~, as In.
ss. Of buttermiiks. 1tT ID. 81; fea es''s'
oss In. 81: 2. eco Ii. 50 "a.
Andrew Mullen; = s ,es ii s,i3 So 40
~ si M; rs, los IL. $40 70: %. l2s - $40 aes
- lei -. sio tes calves ,ss IL sII TO- - ~
cuW,,S R'' Hume: q veais. 100 10. sit 30: rel
,ay In sii Is: 81, isi ID. 81; 70. iss H.
$40 so; SO culls ioi ID. IS 70; y its 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-09

81 rs; SWEET POTATOES No 1 basket. !seg
siIS; ONIONS. Bermuda. crate. :: 'S4;s , 20;
Fla ysllCT , basket s. q % w Thi1s @S
bag. s4as4 Is; rex, crate 81 50as2 IS; AsPARA-
GUS, green. doz punches. 81 SgSz 80; white
slq,i 10; culls, ,5oc@sl; BEANS. Fla, basket.
asl .; Va, wax. ;: 5Oqss; green; sssss 80;
BBBrs, Southern. 100 punches. slasS; Der
!: 5oass g; unwashed, 81 75q.s Is; loo:lo bas,
81 5OaS2; Southern, 100 punches Sass; Ber-
muda, crate. 9ocgsl p; Celery ia, t .sl,,si
onion crate, 81 5OaSs 50; CABBAGEs. s q.
5Caf5c; Va, Dbl 5Oa75c; cAULFLowERs. va,
SaS6et 1919 sSa s,5 G cucU ta FIR Fla basket
10d5Oc; Ga, lcg6Oc; c, iocasl; va, 13cgsi 20,
Elephants, Fla, box. Sias2 .; HOIST
RApIsH domestic 10 ~ AaSi h im iSSssi
basket, e5a5Oc, 2-doz box, SGI5c; LIMA INA
BEANS, Fla, basket, s2as3: half boz; ip
81 75 MUSHROOMS basket 1S Ss9 rs oeh 100
Ia, large, large basket, 5ocasl . small Socg
& Bati@9Tf r. s %S ,as i' Sc Jersey sTge
sldsi rs; small. 75casi %; PARsNlPs eel, :.
as 50; PEPPERS. Fla. Still box 81 WE 80
Cuban box 5Ocqsl 70; KADIsHEs 100 o9 ns,9ss
nearby. Dbl. 5OcQsl; RHUBARB, 100 punches,
5Ocdsi 5O SCALLI0Ns, 100 bunches 2oqSSoSi
SPINACH, 50a75c; SQUASH, white oox. 9oSV
basket.
hi crate. 81 25Q$l Is; TOMATOES, Fla, car
rIer. 75cas2; TURNIPs, white, 100 buncheS'
siss3
POULTRY.
FRESH KIILED-There Is a fair quantity OF
fowls due. but much OF the s,ock ri FIX
KEYS fresh killed Western, fancy, htls0
CHICKENS, broiiers. bbls, Phl ns, so ana pbis
fancy, II, 10 each. 4Oa49c: Penn, fancy ~
SSc; selected. Sic; FOWLS, bog pack e,1 liz liz
@lsc: DUCKS. l. l.. lse; s0uABs wh i6s;
prime, 81 75asl 25: dark, 81 2Sgsl So cHNs. M
&c Frozen-TUREEYs. box packed, youhs
hens her or toms. 2562Gc; bbl packed $50 80; OLD
ssa2ic; CHICKENS, broilers, milk tea, ~
9sc. corn fed, isa26c rossters, soft meate9'
milk TSf ' fed iSG.2c corn fed. l5a2oe; FoWs
box packed, 1915 as to SIZE ana Wa.,apS
l. i3a5c GEESE. l'altc At Ill. moTSi@s, M IA
oe,n ,nIosdes BUYERS inclined 10 operate eau
tously some business at p.iySss5e, O sa ter Sroi
sps i'm, most of the stock going out is a, open
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-09
Orc Electric Corporation.

Stockholders OF the Orc Electric Cor
poration at their annual meeting elected
Frank b. Peterson a director. succeeding
W. s. Wilsey. Other directors were re-
elected. Gross earnings for April in
creased s9i.S60 to s21, 1914, while net after
taxes was sl14,S333. a gain of sl6,274. Divi-
dends decreased $4,000 to $3.50, and sur
plus amounted to S.6S 2C5, an increase of
s133 6s4 over April of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-09
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

Inc earnings report Of the Pacific Light
ana rover Company for the four months
ended April so shows gross revenue of
ssiS,ols S1Sa greater than for the corre-
spending period in 1918. Operating ex-
penses and taxes decreased sl22,370 to
sSoSei' which accounted for the large
increase in net earnings Of NSo.1lo Other
income was $3.50. an increase of $3.50,
making the total income revenue for the
period $31l49. a gain OF slSi sl9 over 1919.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-09
Bank of Germany Return.

strlin. June s.-The weekly statement
'Ae Bank Of Germany shows the ioi-
~nng changes:
essh in hand. increase, 19,6ls."O marks;
as decrease. s.s3s, 900 marks; discounts
..assse. 1915 600 marks; treasury DIS
sassse, l3.lss.000 marks; notes In cireu-
s''n, decrease. lO4, Os9. 900 marks; deposits
'ssse, ASSOC marks; gold In hand'
"Rssse, u i55, 900 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-09
SUGAR.

graduated No change in raw, trading was
only moderate, the days business amounted 10
about 80. 900 bags OF Cubas for prompt clearance
AT s-32c cost and freight, equal to &c Tor
centrifugal and 1000 bags OF Porto Ricos at
equal TO 3 &c for centrifugal for prompt snip.
ment Prices on the spot were unchanged az
g. 29c for centrifugal, 264c for molasses ana
. 9.S2c for Cuban. cost and freight. In London
beet sugar was dull but not lower at rs 6Nd
FOR spot and July and IS 7lsd for August. with
the curb at IS AID for June. IS 5A.d Tor July
and gs I'd for August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, June S-Wheat eased of to.
day, Influenced by private estimates or
afternoon would show-estimates that
turned out to be substantially correct The
close was barely steady. at the same as
Saturday night TO Is 10 &c down. All
other leading staples showed a net gam
corn asc TO &C oats &c to isc and pro-
visions Zee to SOC. Range of prices;
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vets New Trackage Rights.

aee'ors OF the Texas & Pacific RAIL
nave ratified a contract with the 81
~. Iron Mountain G. Southern, under
~ 'ae latter railroad will be gwen
~ ss nights over the Texas e. Pacinc
100 Alsxsndris, La, into New Or
sne VIII Jointly guarantee an issue
TOT terminal Improvements.
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TIE METAL MARKETS.

49, rs dull With electrolytic quoted al lac
ii4c; casting. 14q1iisc. stanaard, COPPER ",
on on ,nS y'Iv and August quoted 1900 $4,000.
IN London copper closed steady, at iol ios
for spot and fe2 IS Cd for futures re- 40 a, ,oc
- anJ Univ 30 5Od 81 Zoe; August. so oW
a. zoe: september. So q 81 .Soe' and Octo-
Der. so 90 a 3i.ioc. In London TN closed quiet
NJ 10 ouiet. New York spot. 3s54S.goc'
nd East 81 Louis. s.T5G 3.s5c In London
lead closed at f19 5s .o.e
sPELTER-eIl;ti o NEW i so5 Sc p''i In LON,
Son shelter closed at i2i Is 90.
'o IRoN~M iddlesboro No :; OILS 30 IN . I'm
ooni.o sor No 1 foundry. Northern; Slf 100
s,s o. Tor No . Northern, and No ! South
80 80 .,d ara 30 n SIS for No Northern.
r,c,N au1TER MARKET.
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M | Nj NC.
BON DS.

$4,000 Can p So notes 1Or4 l0i. 1914. 1914
5000 Chilli Copper 7s..lil III IL IL
90. 900 Con Gas cvt .ll5&s 1858 1853 1l6ss
1000 Mason Valley Is. % 80 81 81
1000 Va-Car Chem 6s.10i. 1914 1914 iNH
'Ex dividend. tSels cents per share.
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PROVISIONS.

A good cash demand. with support from COM
mission houses and packers and strength Of
corn resulted in strong market. with final
prices at about the best level. PORK-Steady
mess. s22 eJQs22 IS; family, s221s26; short clear,
$40 50gs2l. BEEF-Quiet: mess $17G$is 80; fam
ily. sisas2O; packet. sisdsls; extra india mess
$27ds2S. DRESSED HOGS-Steady, 1i%Qi2hc;
pigs. 12Sc. CUT MEATS--Pickled bellies
steady, 13a14tc. Picked hams steady, iAJ
14hc. TALLOW-Dull; special, 6ssc; city, SIC
nominal; country, 6a6%c. LARD-Firm; Mid
die West. 1O15a1O 25c: city, 97sc; refined steady;
South America, lie; Continent, 6Jc; Brazil
kegs. 12c; compound steady. SAqs13c. STEAR-
INE-Quiet: oleo. sac asked; city lard Ike.
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TOBACCO STOCKS.

fouotations furnished BY l.. l.. Winkelman
Co. ~ Broad ST.