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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
Fshnestock's Start.

-N c. Fahnestock. who died yester-
.S an important figure in the hnsn-
VIC as long as fifty years ago.
e'esEs, talking about him yester-
n vailed that he was cashier OF a
Il Mhtabula, Ohio. when Jay Cooke
'--'as hnancier of the Civil War
: stn1 for him. just after the close
'~' and made him manager Of the
Vpened New York office. John
IN dealer in uncurrent money
.~ Of "Thompson's Bank Re-
hsd converted his business, con-
dingy basement at 2 Wall ST.,
rust National Bank. When Jay
% failed on September IS. 1873.
invited Fahnestock, James
and the other partners in the
20 house 70 join the bank and
government bond department
1sg associates there was George
- VINO had been successfully
~ paying teller and cashier Of
ue business IN the basement.
~ ~ years the bank had a capital Of
W Later II was made 10000,
nsure It remained for a con-
ufne. Notwithstanding the
.ai the bank did large BUSH
several OF the officers became
~ wealthy. particularly Baker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
Car Order . eulIish Factor.

The New York Central system, for the
BE -Four" it is said. has ordered NV
~irht cars. the biggest single order ior
Shipment recorded since the early part
Z 1873. when the Pennsylvania signed a
u,,ract for 1900 cars. The Street made
--,h OF the news yesterday, both as an
Seaton Of the Centrars faith in the
s.g-4 and as a reflection OF confidence
|. The favorable outcome Of the rate
ap What the Central had done othe'
ads would soon be doing. it is asserted
p-edic,ion not at all unpleasant TO the
ripment companies. For many months
sss have had little better than hand-'o-
With business. Now the roads are con-
.-,ed with the probability Of eXtraor-
|arily large crops and deficient IN
eaprnent TO handle them. When the
s4pment business does boom 1t mas
,-s contracts than ii is able to handle.
4 t,h n condition is confidently expected
ae rate decision is at all favorable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
PRICE MOVEMENT
In COMMODITIES
Grain Markets Weak and
Lower Under Liquida-
tiOn-COffee Gains.

With increased offerings Of new wheat
in the South, good weather for harvest
ing in Texas and Oklahoma, some more
big crop estimates. and weakness in Ly
erpool, the local wheat market was under
comparatively heavy pressure ali day.
showing net losses at the close OF &9lc.
Export business Of about twenty-five
loads was reported. Corn felt the same
influences as wheat. and with heavy
liquidation the July option was At one
time lie under the previous close. Ar
gentine conditions were much moro fav-
orable. and II was reported that $4,000
bushels had been worked for Atlantic
ports since last Friday. The net decline
for the day was xd1c. Oats lost nc net
under liquidation sales and improvement
in the weather conditions
September and December contracts
made new high ground for the movement
in yesterdays coffee market. the advance
being based on rather firm cables and
steadness in Brazil. The close showed
net gains OF 10 TO "A points for the day,
last figures being shade off from the
best.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
81. Paul Sala a Test.

Ras,y-siK and a half for a az per cent
= a. good as the ST. Paul offering
u Something Of being a bullish argu-
q the investment market. But that
soncs should have been disposed OF
u railroad on a purely commission
y without any arrangement for a
4 = underwriting, must pe taken as a
tgn. Evidently the ST. Paul looks
y dificulty in selling the whole
Nc worth. Bond brokers are in
70 believe that its confidence is
ID II the issue is sold with reason
gomptness sentiment will almost
I tay Get fresh impetus 10 bullish-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
BUSINESS REVERSES

% WEST SD ST. CO. which % erected eI,aN,
buildings on leased land at Is 10 - Wis us
3Sd St Petition filed by Harris IA
IRON Co. s5.1i5; church z. CAFES .oo 900
$3.50; John r. Smiths SON. Inc, s'U Je
Judge Hand appointed Hugh a. Dan .v,ar ~
ceiver: bond SiOCC0. and stayed sunI nt,,S
nroceodinSs to dispossess company. I.iaolli-
Tics ss0s1p unsecured on notes anu oP7
account: ST.. 900 to oscar j. Mayer, ana
claim OF Ravitch Bros, hnanciaI pACAe's'
amount not given. -,,,-. o,o uy..,
John ARTHUR POLHEMUS, Zoo Nest
1oIth St. formerly insurance broker, az
liberty St. filed petition with nso, ~ o.
$40 004: assets. 50. Creditors inciuoe n-i'
Of Louise Polhemus. s2i 800; Union tsn In
can Insurance Co.. $2,2ie; Mu NUN - L sI eo5
surance Co $500: Standard Audit 60; sI;VoSS
JAMES PARK co: tChas' n nnsai,ion
ovnorfer and Importer. "a Stone ST: Petitloh
al ~ by, american Axe and Tool Co.. jIass
nnrf penn. $40: Butcher & Gioos ftousn
70 Canton. Ohio, SiO3; Anthony g .. fI ooo
500 Liabilities, $1,000; assets sS'ooo
judge Hand appointed Moses Ely ie'e'''''
Oond' mounts UNDER $4,000. oo.s
MODEL, BUTTON WORKS ~ Eass en- CO
NJ Petition filed by J.. G. Hlrsch * 60 90
sl15; Minna Go.tlieb. $500; Cs'nseF N0''
sannAC S HANDLER. buttonhole contractor
"a second av.. filed petition WIN 'ao'''''''
>s SSH gS q KADIsH cloai:4 and suits. p?
Divirion St made assignment TO MOTIFS D.
"l TH09IHIANNEs NJ. JoHANNsEN, grocery, 6 ~
Columbus av., made assignment TO bu"a'o
Uii1u,anu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
JUNE 4.
Manhattan.

The following judgments for amounts 90 OF !,
more than 500 were filed yesterday 'he h'''
AnnIebaum. Harry-Wynotol Realty and Hotel
A list tier '- Samuel. and Frank hftis-G'
Ab iuGmT1H, PAU M-world Examining Works
Ai bro $ stephen y.-M; Badti $40: 80 n,n
Rrrlando Adelaide-R. ]. Doyle, sl,Oos ~
Brown. Henrietta l.. and VIM. j. Brown
Rsrro S%a f5dwsrd-F. A. seiberIins, $3.50 S.
Cathcart. Joseph Nj: Cairns, SiIs 81
Cariev Earl E.-A. Sulka & Co, 1888 81: -
Cohen Elias An. l. Blumberg et a. az o 90 90
Ginger, John-Cassidy & Son Mfg. Co, VA W.
Davidson, Maurice-Manhat'an Leasing W.
psy. George-F T. Hopkins. sl,SS2 49,
Du Bourg. Charles, and STEPHEN y. WHITAKER
rorrester' James. and Harry Wright-F. Jack
son ct al, costs, Isl. To-
Same-same. sl2,iO7 o. .e,
Fox Abraham-H. Michaes, S2,e59 81
G GoHd NJ S. ormond~o. Rhodes. s7.S7S7s.
fIeIgbt Fred A.-E. p. Coe. s., eO3 SO.
Hsdden. Archibald-E. NJ. Haas. 1913 s..
Hesy James. and Thomas Wixted-Boser'
uf shour Ann. GDi ~ r, H.-F. NJ. Wells $40 %.
i1TrIs. Robert NJ. L. Green '5ls a.
Lagen. Marc. Naimska; Sio3 -: 70 ,.as IL
@sroY Abraham-A. Pichel ct al, sl,622 u.
Meyerback, Andrew-E. c. Herman ct al
malcolm ssg In. oliver F-w J; sloane 81? g. ..
McGovern, Thomas-E. j. Marley Co. s-5i w.
Wonschein. LOUISA. Dryfoos ct al, VS. Is
Mackie. VIM. II. and Anita-Jack sooei Co.
Miller Henry-E. F. Branning et al f21 IS.
Nafis. William H.-Pinehurst Holding Co..
o2 sTo ~ Charles IA. David. 1896 o.
Panzcr. Gersen-I. katz, 'lO'oso -. a.
Ppjnre. Adolf ard Samuel Nagen-o. r. Or
6acn. siV cSsrIes-sonn Bros Co.. 1858 Oh.
Cochran et al costs,
sheehan. William F. and Katherine p-P' F.
s, HsasS MS s,0i G. Moore. ssa7 o..
schIang. Rosa-L Tannenbaum. Sl'lOs 20.
SNOW. John IF. Spenke, f2sf 81 o..
solomon. Irving and Josepn-H. H. strauss
s, 81 s Charles. jules sweitser and Elias
Rosenthal-J. II. Aidrich ct al sIIoo ~.
Titus, ALICE. Ship, sSi3 30. ,s,s,.
Torpey james,. II. Ferguson. ssls 10.
rr sU s. sulwell-Motor Trades Pub. Co.
vatson Thomas n. and George p. Baisley-
Weiss si,si' marry-H Rosens,ein ct al: SIS q;
Wei-sburser. samuel and or ,t sa'a aI "e'''
NyIcahy & Gibson. Inc.-P. Hildreth ct al
,r ts55 70 Rapid Transit Coz ReasOner.
$40 s.. 49,. No.. -
Ocean Bay Milhng So-no's'H DIVE
ciohs Commercial CO.. ELIAS Jacoby and Jacob
Kaplan-Kugeman. FARMLAND 4 Foreman
r,;,no'S surety Cos. W steel. r2.og7 ~.
., W., aa5 -, Goa Y. See. sI,lo3 90.
.nerican West Indies Trading Con-. J. Levi
ss sntlG.. Levi. s1iso2 81.
same. Aron. Si.4i0s 81.
Albro CO. and stephen V. Alero-E. bsd''
Si3I 81. ,..,. = Goa -
RroosIyn Heights r. r. Cog. Torassisn'
$3.50 II. ,.,. ,,oo
Greystone Holding Cob. Llmsek' >f%
Pe,pIe OF the state OF New fork-G ~ sher-
man. si4sl 81. p.,.u,,.,
Chester nm Auto Service Co.-Prudenuai
Casualty Co.. 1921 s.. @
san C;rego-o Mining and Railway Goa .
Moore. sal. $50 S.
The Bronx.
co-Free Realty co.-weinstein Bros Inc
si3fe 81. 49,.
patoIka, Frsnk--A. Kriyanke, $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. June 4. 1914.
IN AUN-

WHEAT - Bearish conditions replaced
Wednesdays strength. and after day OF
quite general liquidation final prices showed
3. 10 Ic net decline. Liverpool showed weak
ness. and closed at I'd net lower. rejecting
more favorable European weather. prospects
for larger Argentina shipments. heavier
worlds exports Monday and peaIlsn
OFFICIAL report az 10 crop conditions In Russlas
Big crop estimates from Kansas recelNe0
further impetus Yesterday in n report from
lie Count. WHO figured a possible crop Of To-
900 for that state and 6S,0o0.Ooo for Ne
braska. against total OF 1876 900 for the
two states last year. No hard winter locally
was quoted at 81 03. Z. New York; new
No 2 red 9ii.c July shipment. {; no l
Northern Duluth, 81 03i7. and No l Northern
Manitoba, 81 O4A. b ahost.., CoRN-rhe
weakness I'm wheat was fully reflected In
corn, which lost q 10 lc bushel for the Day
with July at ono time lisc net lower. Ar
rentina crop reports were more favorable, and
partly accounted for the decline OF q to Ia
at Liverpool. No yellow corn here Was
quoted al slisc. (. prompt. oATs-lm-
proyement In weather conditions was chiefly
responsible for the decline OF nc In oats.
Local cash market was quiet; standard white
46ia TO &c: No white. A. 10 Fi5c; No g.
4s to lsi2c: No do. 4jis 20 Sc; ordinary
clipped. IS TO 4Sc: fancy clipped Az 10 tsl5c,
all elevator. RYE-Barely steady; No West
ern. 7eI1c New York export BARLEY
Quiet; mailing 60 to CSC l Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
An Unfair Comparison.

one time yesterday Missouri racine
4 Western Maryland could have been
ssrht for exactly the same prlce-Sle %
hare. a fact which provoked a numoer
comparisons in brokerage ohces.
ath. Il was noted had had the benent
B. F. Bush's management, and each
|us a Gould road. and from that the
rleal wished certain deductions TO be
|zd, But what little stress was lad
Don was the vast difference in the ma
fnal Mr.. Bush had had 70 work with in
Is. two cases. Then, too, the Western
|Isryland hasn't continued the pro-
|unme as he started 1t. whereas the
r,puri Pacific has and is well satisfied
sh him carry out the course he mapped
", years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
Railroad Earnings.

The following railroad reports Tor Apr''
were made public yesterday .oa. on.
Central New England-Gross' s oose.,
increase, s5s,Toi; net >i'i--'
View York. Ontario Western so, St
s7oT. S0T: decrease. s6,i2I; net slfo'ooii as'
Nv; YORK westchester e. Boston-Gross
sai 2Io. increase, So, $50, deficit, 5000 de-
erSssy' pittsburgh Terninal-cross SAB
AZ. decrease, s1s49s; deneit' sSsso; de-
Western Maryland-Gross. sdsf, 49, q. IN
crease. s5OOi3; net S5e'--o; decrease Si'''
6IT. - O. o,t,cy-G Cross 50
$4,000: decTease. s4s6925; net at'e' t~N''
sTs4 $50: decrease. s30S,9l3. .o ana. l..
'r,,iv,h q Iron Range--Gross. sl32,uV o.
criase' sfg2. 7a4 deficit after taxes >oO'lsi
decrease s43.3i9. 49, .-oa eco
,,crcsss' sis.36l: net. $l06,jei; decrease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
THE METAL MARKETS.

CopPER-standard copper on inc Aetsl
I'D AUGUST quoted 1900 13.ooc. The local
street market for copper was quiet MIN .
siectroiytic quoted 14b qi4tc, ana S Saan |,
1a6iaisc In London copper closed oul AT
!si Ia sd for spot and t62 los for futures.
TiN-Firm, with sales Of tons; Spot ana
June closed 3o.eoa3l; i2hc; July, 1850
Sy%Si 3fitc. In London tin opened hrin.
hui eassd of and closed at flio Tor spot
and fi42 for futures: -. asxa
, az ~ and Fast Sc Louis. 3.T5q3.s5c. In
Iondon lead closed at fl9 los.
SPEITER-euieti New f sS, 81 spot lon Lon,
q i5c. aud East - LOUIS :" N'''
iRoN-Middiesb No g. sls so IN Lon
don. Local mdfket steady az slsaSlo 30 tor
~ :, Sartbc,. xf4 T5Hsi5 % forl No !
Southern and sd 5ogsl5 for No southern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05

The market opened steady In sympathy WIN
hogs and on n little commission house buying.
but eased or IN the middle OF the day under
realizing and with grain. Part OF the early
less was regsined Ia the last hour the close
being quite steady PORK steady: mess. s22m
s22 SO; family. s22Gs2e: short clear. $40 oOa
s2i BEEF quiet; mess, fl1nsls 90 FAMILY
sI9Gs20; packet. sisasl9; extra India mess.
seTas2S DRESSED HOGS steady. lladi2l.c;
nIrs I2xc. CUT MEATS--Pickled bellies quiet,
i3dith:. picked hams steady fgit"S'
TALLow quie,; special. 6Nc; city. sac nom,-
nal; country Ca6itc. LARD steady Mode
West, 10 i09l0 20: city barely steady s.a
oT,c; refined steady. South America. lie, con-
tinent 10 GJc: Brazil. kegs l2e. COMPOUND
firm. s.asisc. sTEARINE quiet; oieo, sac
nominal: city lard. Ike.
NAVAL STORES.
Turpentins was little steadicr. IN sympathy
with the South. and prices were 'sc higher:
trading was aule, Rosln was unchanged and
tar dull. Spirits ,urpentine. machine bols
47ikc TAR-Retort. SOC: kiln, &c. RosiN
- Common 10 good strained. tgt.lo y, 900;
d. 4. tOc; +, Af5c: r, 45oc: @. 4.3oc: II. f.eoc.
COTTONsEED OIL.
Although the oil market showed moderate
declines az times. II met good buying on the
soft spots and exhibited a fairly steady UNDER
tone A decline OF 10 4 points Was shown
on final prices. and sales amounted 10 800
barrels Local contract prices:
p,.r IIleh Low Cto.e d.x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
u. S. Appeals for Files of LIN.

Washington, June 4.-Attorney Gen
eral McReynolds to-day filed IN the
United States Supreme Court an appear
from the Federal District court in Ken
lucky denying the application OF the
Government for an order compelling the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad 10 per-
NIT examiners of the Interstate COM
merce Commission to examine It's mes
of correspondence. The Attorney Sem
eral contends that a railroad can ha TSe
no secrets from the Gove ,,Ilnnrtspce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
SATISFIED JUDGMENS.
JUNE 4.
Ma nhattan.

The first name Is that OF the debtor. the sec.
ond that Of the creditor and date when judg-
ment was filed:
Berlin. :. ~, and b. Trosky-E. sidenbers ct
all June l. 1914 (vscated): Sl.042 80
Cambridge Construction Col. Larsen; March
q. 1915: ;s35 IS
Powell. n. W.-Germania Life ms. Co.; Jan.
3. 1918 cancelled; $3.50 II.
ssme-T. Kilian ct al; Dec. IS, 1899 (csncelled)
s4.iiO o..
samc--A. Boote; Jan. 6. 1900 cancelled; 81
577 q
Ssme-w. VI. Seymour ct al: May 8. 1901
(canceled); 81. 3A o.
Reiner. Beckie. and Charles Bloom-People,
etc. Jan. H. 1914: $500.
Ftnkelsten Max and Adolph-R. 8. Smith;
May O. 1914; 1855 50.
Gilmer. c. View Amsterdam Casualty Co:
Jan. %, 1918; sii2 ST.
stl2 S.
Frank. Roberta F.-F. N. Wells; Feb. g. 1914
Wacated): t3is 46.
Ward, II. J.-Fergison Bros. a Forshsy; Feb.
%, 1914 so2J %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington, June 1.-The condition
Of the United States Treasury at the
beginning Of business to-day was:
Net balance In general fund 1885,
0ls.
Total receipts yesterday s3.0s0,9o5.
Total payments yesterday S2.2S3.521.
The deficit this fiscal year is $780,
H2,5I7. against surplus Of s75e6,o69
last year. exclusive of Panama canal
and public debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
Az the Back Of Beyond.

isck Island preferred. breaking through
10 new low record since the begin
|ef Of time, was taking an unfair ad-
ware OF the common stock, which had
sasd almost the point OF utmost com
sxsllty in the farthest south move
u II il gets any lower the probability
a, the common stock will have 10
@n assessment added to it in order
~ a price that may be expressed in
sss terms. Like Wabash, Rock ISL
y record has TO be symbolized by
afrke-outs in four times al bat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Call Prices Generally Higher,
Followed by Advance.

New high levels on the present move
ment were attained on the Consolidated
shaded a little at the close on profit TAX
ing. On the opening call fractional ad-
vances were general with Wednesday 5
closing prices.
Reading reached a high Of 1854, Cana
dian Pacific 1856, Can 2S7s, New Haven
G5s4, Lehigh Valley 1885, New York Cen
trail 9l7s and Missouri Pacific 1875 New
Ravens lowest was 6i%. There were
transactions in Tompkins Cove Stone pre-
ferred at par and in Montana Power at
b2iL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
Bank of France Return.

Paris. June 1.-THE weekly return OF
the Bank OF France shows the following
changes: Gold in hand increased 52h1'co
francs. silver in hand decreased 5,s@IOOO
francs. notes in circulation Increased
2l9 $4,000 francs, treasury deposits de-
creased 5O,s620Oo francs. general deposits
decreased 81, Ss7, 900 francs, bills discounted
tncrsased 1876 10000 sancs. advances in
go 900 fran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

The California Railroad Commission has
recently handed down a decision in which
IL extends the time TO December 81, 1913. in
which the Great Western Power Company
shall issue its first mortgage s per cent
sinking fund forty-year gold bonds in the
sum OF S3.s71,7S1. The commissions orlgi-
nal order called for the issue 20 be made
before March !, 1914.
Union Light. Heat and Power.
The Union Light, Heat and Power Com
pany, Consumers Power Company sub
sidiary has started the work OF replacing
all of its present steel high pressure gas
mains in Fargo and Moorhead. n. D.,
with cast iron mains, and changing the
system so as TO give only low pressure
gas service. Seventeen miles OF mains
are affected. eight in Fargo and nine IN
Moorhead. The total cost OF this i'm
provement is estimated at $500.
Northern Ohio Traction and Light.
Statement OF earnings Of the Northern
Ohio Traction and Light Company for
April shows gross operating revenue OF
$2S51S, an increase OF $49,l73 over the
same month last year. Operating ex-
penses and taxes increased slS701, to N73.-
32l, leaving net revenue OF Sll4,S96, $3o.47l
greater than in 1913 Surplus after inter
est charges was s64055 a gain OF 1854.
For the four months ended April 30 gross
revenue amounted 10 sl,0S0,SS3. $15S. l56
higher than for the same period last year,
while net revenue increased $50 $50. to Si12.-
$50. Surplus totalled $2l2,4Z7, an increase
Of &9,4Ol
BylIesby Properties.
All electric properties controlled by ".
NJ. Byllesby & Co. reporting for the week
ended May 25 show net connected load
gains OF 2ll customers, with 537 kilowatts
lighting capacity and POI horsepower in
motors. New business contracted for but
not yet connected. included 800 customers,
with 636 klowatts lighting capacity and
Al horsepower in motors. Output Of the
properties was 1888 OS2 kilowatt hours. an
increase OF 1913 per cent over the same
week last year. Artificial gas output In
creased 40 per cent.
Pacific Gas and Electric.
The annual report OF the Pacific Gas and
Electric Company for the year ended De-
cember 81, 1873 shows gross earnings or
s15,s69,O O5, an increase of ST. $50 over the
preceding year. and net earnings OF &c.
5S7, 40, a gain Of s495, S35. Balance for the
year was 81 969, 0S5, so2493S greater than in
1918. Expenditures for net plant additions
amounted to s9o91,l92 in 1913. and in the
last eight years aggregated 10000.
During the year capital stock In the
hands OF the public was increased $ll0,550.
and bonds outstanding were decreased
$4,000 on December 81 there was due
the company's treasury for advances TO
construction account &lO,905,6 S5, Of which
the California Railroad Commission has
already authorized the capitalization OF
$lO,0OO.C 900 represented by unsold bonds. A
plan will be submitted to stockholders in
/ the near future Involving the probable
/ cancellation Of these bonds and the sub
situation Of some other form of security
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05

Miller, Henry-E. F. Branning et al. s24s So.
schrank, Jacob Al. Wsylsnd. $40 81.
tucker. Frank-H. thinner et al, $500.
10th 1t and 90 av Corporation-The East
River Savings Institution, $40 ~.
Same-Same s22tbT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
MINING.
Lower Bank Rates in India.

Calcutta lime 1.-The rate OF dis
count 81 Tho Bank of Bengal was re-
d uced from ) to 4 per cent t soo0aysi
ON May / the rate was lowered from
per cent.
Bombay. June 4.--The rate OF oIs
count OF the Bank OF Bombay Was re-
dnced from 8 10 4 per cent to-asy
drop IN the rate frorG TO per cent
was made on May II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sFAROARD CLEARANCEs
FLOUR AND MEAL

The break in wheat restricted trade in -four.
concessions were not available. and the general
tone remained steady. Spring patents. 81 700
81 30; winter sjrsights. 81 3JaSi 80; winter
patents. 81 J0GS4 so; spring clears, 81 1jds4 80;
extra No | winter 81 75a$3 90; No 2. 81 5O0
So IS; Kansas straights, 81 25Qsi IS; fancy
spring patents. s. 40as6. RYE FLOUR
steady; quoted. fair to good 50 35n$3 30;
choice 10 fancy, 50 5JGS3 IS. CORNMEAL--
Kiln dried. 50 - BAG MEAIs-Flne white and
yellow, 81 50ds1 IS; coarse, 81 45qsl 30. FEED
Western. steady; bran 10 arrive, 100 10 sacks
s25 ~: standard mddng, $25 10; -four do,
500 10; red dog. $50 80. LIKE and rail; city,
steady: bulk 500 80: sacks. SOS; middling. SIS
qs3O 80; red dog, s3I; oil meal. S32gS32 30.
COFFEE.
The market more than recovered Wecnes-
davis losses yesterday. with September and De-
cenber making new high ground for the move
mcnt on the firm showing OF the European
cables and the continued steadihess Of Brazil.
Closing prices were shade or from the best
but showed a net gain Of from 10 10 IL points
for the day. Sales were reported OF $3.50
bags Including some exchange OF December
for MAY. Havre closed at a net advance OF j
franc and Hamburg was y pfennis higher.
Firm offers from Brazil were irregular. Local
sUot market quiet but steady at csc for Rio
No !. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
lNDUSTRIALS.

Bid. Ask. Bid Ask.
Am 1t & Tr,387 S42 Mays OIL. II 10
do pref.....l0S ITO y Trans. % .
Houston OIL. u II Savoy OIL. ~
l. V Coal S 165 l15 Tob Prod pr. ~ %
Manhat Tran Il q Unit Cigar st. " 8b
Marconi of 4 3iz SO. DO pref. lilo ia
Maxw Motors u IA. L Profit Sh c 5l3 %
do 1st pref. 43 A. WHY'S Ov pr. 20 70
hhIcorII hMEOlS RIGAIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
TOBACCO STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by l.. L. winkelman &
Co. ~ Broad st.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-05
MINI Nc.
BON DS.

SO 900 Can p Sc notes .lo4h 1oii. io.i. iott
200 Chill Copper 7s..n0 ll0ia 10 ll0'.
so. 900 Con Gas cvt 6s..114'. 1l5t 1l4S. H.
1000 Western Pac 5s.. 90 Uoit oAH< o'rt
'when issued. tsells cents per share. Tex
dividend.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-11-19
To Mine Hume Coal.

The Ideal Coal and Mining. Com.
pany, Of Hume, has been incorporat.
ed with capital stock of $40, 600 fol
the purpose of mining Hume coal.
The company is composed of Evan.
gelist John A. Davis, of Bible School
Park, New York; DR.. Ford C. OF
man of Stanford, Conn.,; B. F. Bill
ings, Liberty, Mo-, Elmer Whited,
Worland, Mo-, and DR.. A. L. Billings
of Hume, Mo-, each holding an equal
number Of shares. The officers are
Elmer Whited, president; B. F. Bill
ings, vice-president; DR.. A. L. Bill
ings, secretary and treasurer.
The company has purchased 40
acres one mile west Of Hume in Mis-
souri,. The grading for switches has
been completed, and the Frisco tracks
will be used for shipping facilities.
A large steam shovel has been order
ed and will be shipped from the fac
tory on November 80. The vein of