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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26


ID. s. %. 70. % -. 50; 2. is' d. - ~
}" sy nv : % Co = go W Va lamb. 90 y, ",
~ ~: sheep. IO5 10. - %; J oaek' i'''
~ - - HOGS.
Receipts f,G43. nearly al Tor 5iees',ss' =
feeling weak No sales reported up 70
late hour.
chicago June 25.-HoCs- Receipts: is:'s ~
strong; bulk. - sass 30; light 81 a. osg eoS
mixed Ss.009SS 40: Eeayy ~ ,gev5,. ~ =.
81 e5ess o.; pigs $! Z0gss %. a. sn1sss ".
steers. so SOats 70; stockers ard ,as,ss q
So iOIss 10 COWS and hcifers. ~ ~ = as.
calves sTGsi0 sHEEP-Heceigss. ~ :z,o,
81 20: lambs. 50 5oGss %; sprirss' - 20
Kansas city June ,ol s:sss
g go: stsssdy: ssls. ssd bstsRsfs. s 100
SsS5: tight s. i56fs .; pigs. - . sSe "a
CATrLE-Receipts. 800 stesss & ~ a. ~
steers. g T;s9 "a dressed =. soS Sse' 2s5t7 y
heIfsrs 81 5lbdS9: stOckers and teeosf :. x,s,c
as7 6O bulls So 2saST; calves ~ - ~ y
sHEEP--Reselp.s 90 ses ssesS ss.,hers. s. 75g
ss: ewes. 81 2jatl 90. ,,-.,.,, 100
e Louis. June 25-HoGS -RecrlRt~ ,.,,,its e.,i
lover pig, and q o llse's <o.s "a SesSy. S 90
nstive beef steers. s. 501fso IS; COWS W. W.
heiffrs S5NS3, stock94a aill a. 7-5ffe 40
81 G5. Texas and Indian steers. ~ go, 80 ,.slvss
cows and hcifers. - 5000 81 ns sdn 49,,
sss,so 20 SHEEP Receipts. 2.Nps stet's :
shearod muttons IS 754ft5; sAcarea iaN''s' -
ass. spring lambs. Ssas9oS'
fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
louisville. juno sJ.-sHEEP ANp isA .,ai11
Reccipts. $50. making g % fof ioot %. -,
c.,oJ s~tive demand for choice lambs a.
SoOt stror@ choice lambs selling a. ~,
slc. seconds. 7G7nc; cults ana on'c en-.
is1nbs ss.9SIc: best rat sheep. Fso412s' me
dunn and common sheep, zaF94c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
London Undisturbed.

As was the case in a good many quar-
ters in New York, London had been
aware for q week chat there was more
or less trouble expected in commercial
circles in New York, though it was not
until about $3.50 o'clock New York
time) Wednesday afternoon that Lon
don stock traders knew definitely what
was the matter. On the other side OF
the water, however, there was no dis
position 10 make much Of the failure.
The American market in London eXpe-
rienced very little selling until about Z
o'clock in New York, when there was a
pretty good amount of selling for New
York account. international houses re-
ported Yesterday no unusual amount Of
London selling here. Their London cor
respondents, they said, showed little
familiarity with the name of Clafin,
which has been a household word in
this country for many generations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
SHORT TERN NOTES.

(Naturing l9l4-19)
FURNISHED by sWartwout & Appenzellar, A
Pine ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
COTTON LOSES AN
EARLY ADVANCE
Market Nervous and Irregular
on Crop Reports and
BUSINESS Troubles.

Conflicting crop reports and the
disturbing influence of the financial
troubles in dry goods jobbing elreieS
caused more nervousness and irregu-
larity in the cotton market yesterday
Early gains we're followed by reae-
tions, and while the final tone was
steady last prices were from l 70 :
points net lower. Two private. crop
reports were issued. That OF tne
"Chronicle," published before the open
ing. indicated an increase Of 2.S4 per
cent in acreage, and its general remarks
regarding crop possibilities read rather
enthusiastically. The Turner report
which appeared around midday, how
ever. proved more in line with gen
eral sentiment, as il estimated the
acreage at LIS per cent under last
wear and placed the condition OF the
crop at rs per cent, comparing. with
the official ten year average OF eO.I
per cent. Neither Of these reports
appeared to create much fresh in
terest. Southern spot markets were
unchanged to &c lower, New Orleans
showing the decline, and the local
market held unchanged at l3.2oe Tor
middling upland; sales, 100 DRIES
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDUSTRIALS.

Bid. Ask Bid. ASK.
AMI, T. z. S35 349 Mar Of Am. 3h 81
DO nrsf los 10 fMays OIL. 10 Il
Houston oil l22 1877 Nat c & pr 9iil $50
Int n r Gifts 69t "a y Trans. 81
K spg Tire. IS GO Puebla s&R. 2 ~
do pref,...lB lt6 savoy on" "a ~
do n 1st pf &c 80 " { sts pI;AO 10
T, Val 9 s. no $50 WHY'S pr. 81 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

Statement of earnings Of the Inter
borough Rapid Transit Company for
May shows gross operating revenue of
S2,94S.937, an increase OF S9l ,S62, and
net revenue after taxes of 81 ,656,434, a
gain Of $l37,60l over May Of last year.
Surplus after charges increased $751;
1913 20 SSl0,2e6. Gross earnings for the
eleven months ended May 81 were $780,
500, 72s, SS94,129 greater than for the
corresponding period last year, while
net earnings amounted 10 Si7035,9i9,
an increase of 81 ,242, S29. The number
Of passengers carried increased from
6SS,S05,3I5 TO sos, S06,jsI.
Minneapolis General Electric.
The Minneapolis General Electric
Company during the week ended june
Is secured zoe lighting contracts LOT
total of $40 kilowatts, and IL power
contracts covering 5S2 horsepower III
motors. One Of the power contracts
was for 127 horsepower for the new
postof,ice at Minneapolis, when, IL 70
estimated. will use 100000 kilowaV'
hours year.
Cities Service.
The Cities Service Company reports
for the twelve months ended May o.
1914, gross earnings amounting 10
Sc. 245 O44, an increase Of over ESV per
cent. and net earnings of SS,lol,z-V, d
gain of 236 per cent over the preceu.hIs
wear. These figures include five months
on the old basis and seven months on
the new, after the Cities Service com
peny acquired the Utilities Improve
ment and Consolidated Cities Llght'
Power and Traction companies. For the
seyen-month period ended May 81, l9l4,
CROSS revenue totalled S2,555,2ll, and
net earnings after expenses were
SO sos, 3S1. The total surplus available
for the twelve months ended May 81
was s2.654,591. The outstanding pre-
ferred stock of the company is now
s27, 1865. 426 and Sl5,71S,3S0 in common
stock.
Manila Power.
The Manila Power Company has been
Incorporated in Hartford, Conn.,, with a
capital stock of 100000, to own and
manage power lines in the Philippine
Islands. w. w. Hyde, A. w. Hyde and
A. L. Shipman, all of Hartford, are the
incOrDOratOrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
FAVOR ROCK ISLAND PLAN
Majority of Illinois Commits
sion Approves Provisions.

Present indications are that the
Rock Islands tentative reorganization
plan will be approved by the Illinois
fu6ic Utilities Commission, the only
CODY which has to pass upon it. Will
IAN A. Read, chairman Of the stock
holders protective committee, said yes
terday that he had received assurances
that three members Of the commission
have expressed themselves favorably
toward It's provisions for the elimina-
ton Of the two holding companies, the
wiping out OF s357,000,0O0 in seeuri-
ties, and the means by which the OPP
Grating property is TO obtain approx
mately S3O,000,000 in new money.
so certain are the important Rock
island interests Of the success Of the
tentative agreement between the stock
holders. and the bondholders of the
railroad company that next week the
JOINT reorganization committee which
Is to draw up the formal plan will be
organized. This committee will con-
siSt Of seven members, largely made
up from the two protective committees,
with the possible addition Of member
representing the Amsterdam holdings
IN the Rock Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Prices Break in the Middle Of
the Opening Call.

The opening call on the Consoli-
dated Stock Exchange was going on
when definite announcement was made
of the II. B. Clafin Company bank
ruptcy proceedings. Leading stocks
broke sharply. Steel, for example,
on the call changed hands from SO
down to 595s. Further losses were re-
corded in the early dealings, but for a
time considerable resistance was
offered. In the afternoon renewed
selling swept the list to the lowest for
the day.
Steel did not get under 5S5S. United
Drygoods preferred was dealt in at
697s to 68. There we're transactions
in Denver & Rio Grande common at IL,
Denver e. Rio Grande preferred at
1885, Kansas City Southern preferred
at 6O7s, National Lead at ASH, Ru-
nelly at ga, Union Bag and Paper pre-
ferred at 81 and Batopilas Mining at 7S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26

st.. flied petition. with liabilities. Sss,53i;
aa.ets. siIA trviit0rs include Henry Marcus,
olcan, y. y. N0o; Robert ScObre $500;
Morris Shear, sAUo0: Ida Shear. 500.
UTILITY PRINTING AND pUBLlSHfNG
CO, zlg William 81, fled schedules showing
liabilities, li0s. rs assets. fGL6i5. Creditors
include Charles a. Jenncy h93si Under
writer Print and Publishing Co., Si5.oiO'
James n. Ringland. 50. isf; Whltock Printing
Press Manufacturing CO.. 5000
KEYSTONE CONSTRUCTION CO. Is East
s5th st.. hled schedules with liabilities, $50. %
e0i; assets, iyI zoe. Creditors include Can
dee. Smith & Rowland. $4,000; Julia r. En-
rs
Ia A. STUDIOS, INC, 251 West 4ed st..
filed schedules. with liabilities, 81, 3ss; assets,
s.. 40
IDA ALrScIIULER, hardware. 1863 South
ern Boulevard. Judge Hand appointed Bertha
Rombaugh receiver.
FIRED II. sTAAB. liquor dealer. Mount
Vernon. Judge Mayer appointed Francis a.
WinslOw, Nonkers. receiver
BELI.MER II. FORCE, printer. go West
Broadway, made assignment TO John 4. Mort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER--The local street market for
copper was dull. with clectrOlytic quoted
At iSMa1lAc and casting at 13Hc. stan
dard copper on she Mctal Exchange was
weak and unsettled. with spot June quoted
i3 soc asked. and July. August and Sep
TENDER 1880 asked. In London the cop
per market closed easy at go for spot and
fGO lbs sd for futures
TIN-Weak and unsettled. With spot
quoted 20 ING 20. zoe: June. 20 6Od 90 20c
JuIy. 90 70 Q $50 zoe; August. 20 30 u 30. CSC
September. - 90 30STi4c. and October.
30 90 g. 80. soc. In London tin closed easy at
flS5 i0s for spot and fiST IS for futures
LEAD-Qulet; New York spot ass q
395c, and East 81 Louis. 3T543.S5c. In
London lead closed at f10 - Cd.
IROS-Mlddlesboro No 8, 5ls ID IN Lon
don. Local iron market unchanged at
sI4 TbRSi5 IS for No I foundry Northern
and No 1 Southern and S14 JOasi for No
. Northern ard No . Southern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
WELLS FARGO PAYS LESS
Reduced from 10 to 6 Per
Cent-Due to Parcel Post.

Wells Fargo e. Co, which has been
paying dividends at the rate of 10 per
cent annually since July 10, 1906, yes
tcrday cut its disbursement to per
cent, when the directors declared a
semi-annual payment of 3 per cent
This is the last of the big express
companies to reduce its dividend as
result of the competition of the par
eel post and the reduced rates which
went into effect early in the year.
The larger part of the dividend just
declared, the company announced, rep
resents earnings from investments, the
earnings from express operations be-
ing less than 1 per cent. This period
includes five months operations under
the reduced express rates, which were
made effective February l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
History RepeatinE Itself.

To find q commercial failure Of any
Ehing like equal rank with that of the
|H. 3. Clafin Company the historians
have TO 60 back to 1878 and the panic
that followed the failure Of Jay Cooke
& Co. Then the great calico printing
house of Hoyt, Sprague & Co., with
establishments in Providence and this
city. was forced to the wall. Linked in
history by the Importance Of the fail
ures, the event of 1873 and that of yes
terday have yet another bond. By g
curious chance one of the receivers Of
the H. B. Clafin COmpany-F. A. JUL.
liard-is the son of the receiver Of
Hoyt. Sprague & Goa. d. Juilliard.
And A. D. Juilliard, who had been a
salesman in the H. B. Claflin Company
Of that time, is supposed to. have got
his great start in life through that re-
ceivership,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
MINING.
CAR AND FOUNDRY REPORT
Increase in Earnings Due to
Contracts on Books.

The American Car and Foundry
Company, in its report for the fiscal
year ended April so, shows net earn
ings of S5,s10,8S9, an increase Of $271,-
O6l over the previous year. There was
balance available for dividends Of
SO, 1921, which, after the payment of
S2,1OO,OO0 on the preferred shares, left
a surplus of 81 657,971, equal to 5.52
per cent on the S30,000000 common
stock outstanding, compared with 4.09
per cent earned on the same stock in
1913.
Frederick II. Eaton, president of the
company, said that the gratifying re-
suits of last years operations were
not to he ascribed to any improvement
in general business, but rather to the
fact that the company had on its books
contracts for cars enough to assure the
continuous operation of the company's
plants for several months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

81 900 pitts Blrm Tr s. ZOE i02 10.
.. 900 Pitts Coal deb js 20 SO 9;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
The Bronx.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
JUNE %.
Manhattan.

The first name is that OF the debtor, the
second that OF the creditor, and date when
Judgment WAS filed:
Riverside Bank-C. Schneider; Jan. H. 1907;
1919 81.
same-same; May % 1907: SlO2 81.
Seligman Emanuel-EXport Flour and Feed
Co May lG 1914; $40 65.
Stcurer, Chas. D.. and Steucr Pub. Co
Lawyers Advertising Co.; May IS, 1912;
ST. iUj ~.
Sugarmau. Solomon c., and Solomon Geilich
u. y. Wofson: May -. 1905; s235 80.
Shapiro Barnat--M. LevensOn; oct. 10, 1907
vacated: $3.50 "a.
Ehrhart, +. Nelson--F. b. Goodlffe; Dec. II,
1913: Si72 Is.
F-ldman Israel, and Frencis Cohen-People,
etc; March 20, 1914; $500.
Hazard Rene and Coraline Ar j. Rat
tray; June %, 1914; S2Ti8 If.
Gross, Beckey and Felge Gitter-B Maudel-
man; Dec. 10, 1913; S25l 10.
Coe. Mary CT. Friedman; oct. IS, 1913;
Sl3S A..
Canavan. Michael j., David Delsan and Adm
q. Pierce Coo. odds; March ., 1914;
s.. G2O ~.
Cohen, Elias As. J. Freidin ct al; April
Z. 1914; $500 %.
Metropolitan Life ms. Col Day; June 9,
1919; 500 %.
ostre. Leo Z. and Bertha III. Shapiro;
May -, 1914; SlO0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26

Sales in this market yesterday for
foreign account amounted to about
$4,000 shares.
The New York Stock Exchange seat
of Gerald Brooks has been posted for
transfer TO Charles H. Boynton and
that Of Howard J. Hildt to Pieypont V.
Davis. The purchase price in both in
stances is $4,000, unchanged from the
last previous sale.
The following securities have been
listed on the New YQk Stock Ex-
Company, S14,000,000 consolidated
mortgage AZ per cent sinking fund
bonds, Series Az; New York Con-
Meeting Railroad Company, $4,000, 600
guaranteed Az per cent first mort
gage bonds, Series "a" due 1858; Chi
cago & Eastern, Illinois Railroad Com
pany, 100000 additional preferred
stock; Chicago & Northwestern Rail-
Way Company, $685. 900 general
mortgage 4 per cent bonds, due 1887;
Florida & East Coast Railway Com
pRny. 81 100000 first mortgage Az per
cent bonds, due 1853, and Continental
Can Company $5,250,500 per cent
cumulative preferred stock and S8,000,-
900 common stock.
Stockholders of the Pierce Oil Cor
poration, at a special meeting held
yesterday ct Richmond, Va, voted in
favor of increasing the compRny's cap
ital stock from s21, 100000 to S3O,0OO,-
900.
Louis Bacon has been elected TO
membership in the New York Stock
Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26

Receipts 10.O35 pkgs. More speculative
buying and little steadier feeling on
highest grades. Creamery extras, 279
~ &c; hrsts. 25d26kc: seconds, 80 = ~
Hhci state dairy. finest. &c; good 20
prime. - q 2Jc; process, extras, 22g % 4 G;
hrsts, 20 92tlsc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
sHEEPsKINs SOLD IN LONDON.

London. June 2J.--A sale Of 800 bales
Of sheepskins WAS held here to-day The
attendance was good and competition was
fair Half wooded skins were unchanged
10 I'd dearer and short skins unchanged
10 IA lower. Americans were not active.
Following are the sales and prices paid for
clothing and combins: New South Wales,
800 bales. at JAdN7Sd. Queensland 600.
at Jitdng%d. Victoria. 800, at Aldo
iO4d; south Australia. 100. at 5Id@
g7yd. West Australia, 500, az Gisd61Oaid
Tasmania. 100, at GitdQ9ad. New Yea
land. l. 700, at 4hdmilA d. Punta Arenas.
|, roo. at iisdHllid.
since the last wool auction sales Ameri-
cans have bought 1000 bales OF fine cross
breds, including 5000 Punta Arenas, az J
per cent advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Sales in this market yesterday for
foreign account amounted to about
20, 900 shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
ClaAin Paper.

Clsfiin Endorsed bills used to look
like gold certificates to bankers in New
York. There was an anecdate going the
rounds yesterday that the late j. p.
Morgan, when asked "How is money to-
day." would call out to a clerk, "How
are you quoting Clafin paper?" and
when the figure was told would say,
There's your money rate" The anGc-
dote may not have been true, but at
least il was wholly plausible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
REVERSES

II y c.T.AFTIN CO., wholesale drygoods,
church ana Worth SITS Judge Hand. OF tho
Ifnited states District Court. appointed
Joseph h. Martindale. president Chemical Ma
tioraI Rank. and Frederic a. Juilliard re-
sst,.srs. bond goo 900 Petition nled by Al
bert r. Bergner. So, so; William Worth. 70
i3l. John Miller. $73i. -
ycst aist 81 Two petitions filed By Max l.
Rosenstein. s25e: Gertrude Brafman. ,S56
AMI Joe Irbelman sos; u. Abanus. tlsj; J. %
KelIy. s2l6. and s. s. COnvissor. $50 Judge
MAYER appointed Malcolm SundheimeT re-
ceiver; bond, s.. COO Liabilities, $500;
ANNE PIsER. millinery. esi West issih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS RIGHTS.
BONDS.
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

.Ex dividend. fsens cents per share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
Bank of France Return.

Paris, June 25.--The weekly return
Of the Bank OF France shows the fol-
lowing changes: Gold in hand in
creased fOO.3e5, 900 francs, silver in
hand Decreased 3,26T,0OO francs, notes
I'M circulation decreased 65,064,00O
francs, treasury deposits increased go
$4,000 francs, general deposits. in
creased 72,i42,O00 francs, bills dis
kounted Increased l2,380,000 francs, adj
Anees decreased 1O,082, GOO francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26

Receipts. 23i2 boxes. Market easier
some pressure to sell, with only occasional
sales at top quotations state. whole milk,
fresh. specials. lax n loo: average fancy,
14i3c; daisies. iJAc: state, skins fresh.
specials, u y " l2o good 10 choice, 1919
g1f2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26

Receipts. 20.Oo6 csses.. Market shows no
change in general features. Fresh gath
cred. extras. dozen. % n 25c; extra hrsts,
- % &c; hrsts. 2Od21izc seconds $50
lOiAc: nearby, hennery whites. as 20 size
and quality, 24027c; gathered. ga 26c:
nearby. hennery brown. ga 2Gc; gathered
and mixed 1S0l94c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26

Moderately active and irregular pOfI,
showing a good rally from an early decline.
while lard and ribs were inclined 20 be heavy.
PORK steady; mess. SOD 25aS22 70: family.
S22d So 80: short clear. $40 JOdS2l BEEF
quiet: mess, SlIuSlS so; family. $1OaS2O:
packet. S1Sa$i1; extra India mess S2TdS2S.
DRESSED HOGS steady. ltI6t2Lc; PIGS.
12Ic. CUT MEArs-Pickled bellies. quiet.
TALON quiet: special. Che asked: city,
&C.: country. G@6fc. LARD easy: Middle
West, 1O.G3g 10. l1c; city quiet, 0ac: refined
10 zoe: Brazil kegs. IL. BE: compound steady.
sAaSEc sTEARINE steady; oleo. Sc; city
I'd I1lrc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
Month
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. June 2j.-Whcat rallied to-day.
but not until after prices had fallen lower
than at any time since 1902 The rebound
seemed to be chiefly owing to farmers evinc-
ing disposition to withhold sales until Of
fered better returns. values closed firm az
&c TO 2,e net advance. Corn finished &c
10 &c under last night. oats or iic 10 Ac
and provisions ranging from 7iAQi0c decline
TO an advance OF 20c. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26

MONTREAL STOCKS.

Bid. Ask Laurentide ..l1J 40
pra- Trsc. n IA. Mon l. X SP2eJ 2c5A
pa, cetnSnt 2St. 2SL y : Stl & c. 5lis 81
Ssn CONS n 81 81 Q Ry l. G. p l2i. lSh
$40 o., I,,e 1Oi lO3 Rich & . n. 50 IS
T,y" ~ Nv s5L G6 shaw w A Pl3s ls3
~ ~, g., Cor 22s. 22Ss Sherwin VS. IS 81
Bo,n Tcxtils eC& 81 Toronto Ry..l2SA 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
Yester


Refined steady az Zoo Tor fne granulated
Raw was stili available az last prices. but
there werc no takers. and the market closed
al g32c for centrifugal. 2.67c Tor TnolasEes
and 5-16c for Cubas. cost and freight IN
London beet sugar was active az a de
cline. with June and July quOtsf 0s I'd. and
August es 2kd with the curb az o. Ia ror
June. o. I'd FOR July and o. 90 for August
London cahled the visible supply at 1900. 600
tors, against 3, 3S0,O 600 last week
OFFERING RAW SUGAR FUTURES.
In consequence Of the prevailing belief
that the SPOT npnsation viii not reach 2ile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
COFFEE.

mere was considerable selling prcssurs
early and prices broke 10 II pOi,ts Tor az,
tive positions, with little resistance. Euro
pean markets. were rather steadier than eX-
pected' ana the decline here was attributed
to liquidation. brought about bv a fesbps 81
uncaslncSs regarding business conditions
Stop loss orders were uncov cred and prices
showed losses u about "a from the high
point Of the month Brazilian markets yyere
about steady and cost and freight offers were
practically unchanged. SPOT market easier
with Rio as quoted at Dc. Local contract
prices: yester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26

Ibis year. offers o. Cuban raw futarcs al
that figure for any month in 1914 went
without takers Thursday The tone OF
the market was easy. Quotations OF Gu
c / New York. reported BY Hopkins
Brothers % Broad 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-26
CnTTnNsEEn OIL

The principal feature In the market was
the continuation OF liquidation OF July hold
ings and switching rom that month 10 later
uOsitSons. Price changes we're narrow The
market closing steady az net advance OF 1
point to q decline OF point. Local contract
prices:
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEJPTs
SEABOARD CLEARANCEs.


Business IN -four Increased slightly az the
recent decline, but buyers are still conserva
tive; spring patents 81 GCaS4 so: winter
81 IO' spring clears. 81 1884 20. extra No
winter, So I5dS3 80; No >, 50 5O6s3 G5: Kan
sas straights. 81 2JdS4 IS: fancy spring ma =
ents' 30 4OqS1 80. RYE FLOCR-Steady;
lar Ia 70 good ~ 5oaS 90; choice to fancy,
80 5JaS3 70. CORNMEAIs-Easy: Kiln Grlcd
81 20. BAG MEAL-Fine white and yellow
81 4jql 80; coarse. 81 iOdsl a.. FEED
western quiet: BRAN TO arrive 100 10 SACKS
S2s; red dog. $50. lake ana rail. eitv ,,,i oV.
bulk So 80; sacks. S24: middlin5 sol s0S6
500; red dog, S3i: ollmoll $50 JO1f s33