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Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-02

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Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-02
PUTNAM oREw CAPTAIN

PRINCETON N J June h. Ohn s Putnam or Johnstovn y v. vt9 ha sslroked the Princeton varsity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
TRADING IN THE
CURB SECURITIES
Market Still Rather Quiet, with
Mines Lower and Oil Shares
Making Some Gain.

The curb was rather quiet yester-
day, and the limited trading showed
trend slightly downward. The oil
shares made some improvement, while
industrials fuctuated irregularly with
in narrow limits. Mining issues were
inactive and generally easy. West
End Consolidated closed at SO. 2
points below yesterdays close, and
Tonopah Merger, Inter Mines and Nc
Kinley-Darragh each lost a point.
Nipissing and Orc closed unchanged.
British American Tobacco gained a
point. Elkhorn Fuel y. Mareoni,
Riker-Hegeman and United Profit
Sharing each lost u Of point.
United Cigar Stores, new, went up 70.
while the United Cigar Stores OF
America closed unchanged. Union
Pacific right lost fraction, and Rock
Island. new, 4. The oils were irreg-
ular with a strong undertole. Prairie
Oil and Gas, after opening up points,
reacted, but rallied at the close to the
opening price Of 4i2. Standard OIL OF
California advanced 2iz points and
Indiana Pipe Line and Standard OIL
of New Jersey each l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
PRICE MOVEMENT
in COMMODITIES
Corn Leads a Decline in
Grain Prices-COffee
Dull and Lower.

Once more the enormous receipts
of wheat at interior points were more
than export orders could counterbai-
ance, and the local market went TO
new low records for Il - season. Price
changes were small, however, and
there was moderate sustaining factor
in the idea that the heavy export busl'
ness will leave Europe in an overbought
condition. The last prices were net hd
sc off. The drop in corn was due to
break in drouth conditions and an in
creased estimate of the crop by the De-
p8rtment of Agriculture, the new fig
ures calling for crop OF ,92O,O0O,OOO
bushels. The net loss for the day was
A@1hc. The July position was the
weak spot in the oats market, and
while other positions made small de-
cines, that option lost Use net
for the day, drop of 3 cents a bushel
from the high of Monday.
Coffee trading continued dull and
featurele5s, mainly owing to holidays
abroad; the price changes were of
practically no consequence, and the
close showed decline of 2 points
to a gain of 1 point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
poor. 75c9si; dollhouse. 10, iogl2c; TuRNIPs'
white, Dbl, 6oQ6oc: rutabaga. Dbl, ".

DRESSED-Receipts for week. e,4S6 pkgs.
Iced fowls In moderate supply, with scarcity
OF fancy 42 TO ID each, which have ruled
firm General demand for fowls Glow ana
unsatisfactory. Frozen broilers lower on all
grades Long Island and other nearby spring
ducks held at l6c. AZ the close tnere was -
strain prices to 16lsc. or freeze on their
account Later buyers refused to pay more
than i6c. and many had 20 go In freezers on
shippers account. TURKEYS. fresh killed
Western, fancy. lTdiSc; CHICKENS. broil-
ers, bbls, and Phila and l. | squads. 10
each. per pair. 60a70c; Phila. fancy Ia 10
each. 32Q34c Penna, fancy. 26G2sc; va.
ice: Dbl packed. 1Ja1sc; COCKS, old, l1lsg
12c; DUCKS l. l. 14Ql6c: s9UABs white
5OQT5c. Frozen-TURKEYS, box packed.
young hens Or toms, 25q26c; Dbl packed. 23g
2Jc: old 22d24c: CHICKENS. broilers milk
fed, 14619c; corn fed, i4dl7c: roasters. soft
meated, milk fed. 16q22c; corn fed, log2Oc;
quality: BOOSTERS. old. 12al2hc; DUCKS,
Western, No /, 124l5c; GEESE, lJnl4c:
ALIVE-Receipts unloaded for the week, IS
carloads, by freight and about cars BY ex-
press. Some IL cars more were due to-day
Tuesday, but delayed on Monday. Trading
was very slow, and some private sales re-
ported at Ice. though tone shade stea9ler
late and some business at i6lsc. on Tuesday
buyers showed more interest and feeling was
hrmer. with most sales at l6lzc, some hold
ers inclined to ask TIC. Old ROSTERS steady
steadier. On Tuesday, with good demand,
market was considerably stronger. with sales
Of Southern and Western at 22q23c and
nearby choice at 23d2ic, but White Leg
horns rarely exceeded 10000. Turkeys,
ducks and geese steady. Live pigeons plenty
and lower. CHICKENS, broilers. 100 2te;
FOWLS. l6QiTc; BOOSTERS. old. lZc;
TURKEYS, lie: DUCKS, Western and
Southern, old. l5dl8hc; l. I and Jersey. 17l1
Glsc; GEESE, Western and Southern, old
i3q13iac: GUINEAS, pair, boG6oc; PIG
EONS. live. pair. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

The public utility business Of the
United States is nearly half as big as
the total railroad business of the coun-
try, and is growing more than twice as
fast as the railroads, according to W.
ii. Gardiner, well known statistician,
Forum. Mr.. Gardiner quoted figures
to prove his statement: "The gas, cleo
trio and traction business of the United
States now involves about 81. 500, 000, 900
of invested capital, of which nearly
$4,000, 100000 is organized into about
40 independent holding companies. Its
needs for additional capital are as great
as those Of the entire railroad business
Of the country. To meet the increasing
demands of the public for more public
utility service will require on the sv-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS
About 10000 shares of stock were
sold over the arbitrage rail yesterday.

About 10000 shares of stock were
sold over the arbitrage rail yesterday.
Perpont V. Davis has been adj
mitted to the firm of Plympton, Gar
diner E. Co.
The investment banking house of
Counselman e. Co. has been estab-
lished in Chicago, with offices at 112
West Adams st. The new company
will specialize in the underwriting,
purchase and sale of the securities of
Middle-Western corporations. The
capital Of the new company is $780,
600.
Stockholders Of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Exchange Of New York
reelected the present directors at yes
terday's meeting. The meeting of the
directors was adjourned until July 20,
when they will elect corporation Off
cials. Several changes are probable.
Capitalization of the National Bind
ing Machine Company was increased
from S150,O00 to S250,000 at the stock
holders meeting yesterday, the new
stock to be issued as called for by
the directors. The funds will be used
to increase the working capital of the
corporation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
BUSINESS REVERSES

RAViTCH BROS. builders. lu East 80
81 Petition filed by George y. Kennedy.
50. Oo0: Albert Schatz. N,Do; William Boyce'
Dr.. $500. judge Hand appointed David j..
Fox receiver: bond. $1,000. Liabilities sZbo'-
JOHN r. ABELL. coal commission mer-
chant, l Broadway. individually and as part
ner IN Abel a. Sloan, with liabilities, sis-
se3: no assets. Creditors include Sackett a
Wllhcms c., Brooklyn. N,479; II. J.. Her
bert s. Co. 81, Oi7; Shoemaker Coal Mining
Co. Philadelphia. sl.94e.
Appel. HAT co. 81 Broadway. SEIZED
ules show liabilities. 'li,l7l; assets, Noloi.
ISAAC WOLF, diamonds, So Nassau 1T.
Schedules show liabilities. i6i.s0 nominal
assets. $50, $50: actual assets. SO,93l.
FRANK ROSENSTETN, glassware. 49,
Grand 81. Judge Hand dismissed petition
filed May % on settlement at IS cents, pay
able Is cents cash and 20 cents In two notes
81 four and six months. Liabilities were
SPTVAK BROS. waists. li2 West sith ct.
Schedules show liabilities. slS46 direct and
s. 0e5 contingent: nominal assets, fll,lS;
actual assets, S,257.
AMOUNTS UNDER $1,000
VICTOR BRUKNER. drygoods, New Ro-
chelle: Schedules show liabilities, 1850; as
sets. t2,10O
SELDES & KAPLAN. trousers. IL Walker
81. Petition filed by Samuel Roserthal, $40;
Harry Goldberg, s343; Lyman Levin, 1851.
Liabilities, 5000; assets, $500
BARBARA J. RoEM. baker. Peekskill.
Petition filed by Van Cortlandt Dairy. s2s7;
Gustav Zimmerman. Ss2; Arthur Brown. S54;
Peekslill Ice Co, Sis. Judge Hand ap-
pointed ~ Wesley Parker receiver. Liabil-
files. $4,000; assets, $500.
ABRAHAM COHEN. dresses On West 18th
st.. Schedules show liabilities. s3.251: noml-
nal assets. s2,lll; actual assets, S1,o5e.
BYRON CO., photographer. 125 West 46th
ST., made an assignment 10 Walter l.. Ernst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
CUTS TWO DIVIDENDS
Pacific Coast Co. Lays Action
to Business Depression.

Directors of the Pacific Coast Com
pany yesterday voted to reduce the
dividend on the 100000 second pre-
ferred stock and on the $7,000,00O COM
mon stock from / y per cent to per
cent for the present quarter. No
change was made in the regular quar-
terly disbursement of IA per cent on
the S1,525,00O preferred stock. In an
official statement it was said that the
dividend reductions were due TO de-
creased earnings for the company's
fiscal year, which ended on June 80.
"The business depression on the Pa
cific Coast" the company's statement
added. "has been even more pronounced
than in any other section of the coun-
try. While the large crops now as
sured in Oregon, Washington and Cali
fornia, the opening of the Panama
Canal and the expositions at San Fran
cisco and San Diego give promise of
better earnings during the coming year
the directors deemed it more conserva-
tive and in the best interest of the
Stockholders TO declare the lower rates
If dividend at this time"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15

machine bbls, 4sc TAR-Retort. 7f5c; kiln.
675c. ROSIN-Common 20 good strained, &C
r, 44oc; d, 455c; 4, 4.65c +. Abe; q ana
", 47i5c; J. 4.sOc; X. BLOC; M, 65oc; NJ
615c; W G, 6.i5c, and W w, 6.5Oc.
SUGAR.
There was only a moderate withdrawal de-
mand in refined, and prices were unchanged
on the basis Of 4i0c for fine graduated. al
though rehners were still taking orders az
430c. Raw sugar was quiet and unchanged.
Centrifugal quoted at 332c; molasses, -'o'c
and Cubas. cost and freight 5-l6c. Lon
don beet sugar was reported with sellers az
quotations. which were 9s AID for July, IS
5itd for August and 9s 81 for Oct. Dec, with
the curb at IS 3 Nd, % 4s.d and 9s $40, re-
spectiyey London cabled the stock In the
United Kingdom as $4,000 tons. against 49,
OOO last week. Willett C Gray report the
movement of sugar at the six principal ports
OF Cuba for the week as follows: Receipts,
1000. against 5000 tho previous week; 900
last year and 1000 In 1872; exports, 1900
against Al. 200 1900 and 1900; stock. $4,000
against 40 600. $4,000 and 3n, 900; entire Isl,
and receipts, 1900. against 1900 l2,OOo ana
10. 900 tons respectively. There are now CEN
trails grinding, against 3 last week, l. last
year and Is in 1872.
Quotations for Cuban raw sugar futures
basis OF IS degrees, I, New York reported
by Hopkins Brothers, % Broad e.: july
5-1sc bid, 2ssc asked August, n-52c DID,
2ssc asked. September. 1880 bid. lo-3-c
asked, and October. II &c bid, lb-52c asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
NERVOUS
AND IRREGULAR
Price Changes Small but FIRE.
quent, with a Slight
Net Loss.

The cotton market opened steady ut
an advance of to 6 points and sold
up another point or two during the
carly trading on reports of continued
dry weather in Texas, relatively steady
cables and the failure Of the census
supply and distribution figures to show
as big a falling off in domestic mill
consumption for the month Of June as
some of Mondays sellers had antici-.
pated. Offerings increased, however,
as soon as the Western belt forecast
was published, and became more &C.
tive during the late trading, with con-
siderable nervousness. Last prices
were or points up from the lowest
on covering, and steady at net 1855
OF to points for the day. South
ern spot markets were unchanged, and
the local market was quiet at 13.25c for
middling upland; no sales. Local con-
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market for cop.
per was dull. with electrolytic quoted sac
I37ac and casting i3asc. Standard copper on
the Metal Exchange was quiet. with SPOT.
July. August aud September quoted ia3yff
IL 75c In London copper closed easy At fsi
for spot and f61 los for futures.
TIN locally was irregular, With sales Of 10
tons August Spot and July. 3i.5o032c. Au-
gust, 81. tya3l. 65c: September 81 25g3iI5
tin was weak. with spot at tli3 So and
futures n4f i5s
LEAD quiet New York spot. 3s5d3psc
and East 81 Louis 372isd2.TTAc. 10 Lon.
don lead closed at fip.
SPELTER qulet; New York SPOT, tes3
kO5c and East = Louis, 4IIh0tS7hc
london spelter closed at f2i lbs.
IRON Middlesboro No 3, Sis fssd. io-
caliy iron WAS quiet and unchanged Al
SO T5asl5 IS for No I Northern and no
southern and SO 5oqsiS for No Northers
and No Southern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington, July 14:-The condition
If the United States Treasury at the
balance in general fund, $l52,9Sl $40;
total receipts yesterday, s2.43l ,9l4; to-
tai payments yesterday, S2,7l6,7b9, The
SURPLUS this fiscal year is Sl0,119,4es,
against a deficit of Sl0,437,626, last
wear. exclusive Of Panama Canal and
n,blic debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. July 1.-THE offerings st the
wool auction sales to-day amounted %
1880 bales. including large supply %
crossbreds. The demand was brisk. and
home. American and Continental buying
efected a ready clearance at nrm prices.
The few merinos brought forward we're
eagerly taken for the Continent The sales
secured. IL 5000 Id; greasy. i0dais
gid. Queensland. 500; secured, IL 1910
81: greasy, sdffts ID West Australia. e9e F.
greasy, f0isduis It'd. Tasmania. 100;
sconred. i0dass I'd; gressy. Thd0fs
thd. Punts Arenas. i.3as; grsssy. tAd0
IL ehd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15

bolognas and Gamers, 3hG4kc. Bulls in
and ehaTtsc for fancy heavy. Well Ssives
iirmer; general average. 7hdehc; ehoice
heavy. oisdl0l9c: few extras, llci coarse
calves, grassers and drinkers, 6a7c:' small
calves, $3.50 each. Hogs fraction higher
at sAq9sc, live weight, most sales being
at Dc or higher. and Iiaiihc dressed. Of
ferings moderate and demand steady. Few
sheep and lambs offered and market nominal.
sheep, 3f5c; lambs, 6GSc. Mich COW trade
poor. and market inclined TO lower prices;
average cows. s3oqs6o; good heavy mixers.
seOass5 fancy. Ss5d$ii0
Louisville. July H.-SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. 3.5i5. making i0,0iS for days
market steady: bulk OF lambs selling around
IS 10 with Central Kentucky ismbs as high
as SIS $3.50 seconds, So 5odsT: best fst
sheep. 81 2j4si so; medium and common. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
GRAINS LOWER IN CHICAGO
Another Sharp Drop in Corn
Wheat and Oats Decline.

Chicago, July 14.--Despite increasing
damage from black rust. the wheat
market to-day finally took a downward
turn owing TO export bids being out OF
line. The close was nervous, b@ sc
under last night. Corn showed net
loss of ss@lhc, and oats of s@1Sc
In provisions the outcome varied from
5a7isc decline to rise Of 15c. Range
Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15

Liverpool cables: Spot neglected. sales. a.
900 bales; speculation and export. 800; Amer
middIing upland 1900 Futures opened quiet.
p to ] point lower closed barely steady at
net decline Of 4 90 3 points. July and July
Aug, 71Sd; Aug. Sept. 6.96izd Sept oct,
G.7lisd; Oct Nov, 6.6siad; Nov. Dec, 663d;
Jan. 6Gii4d: Jan.-Feb.. 6.G2d: Feb
March 663d; March-Apri 6.64d; April May.
G6flsd. Msy-June. esd; June-July. C.62d:
July August 6.6Od. Manchester: Yarns dull
and irregular; cloths dull.
New Orleans, July 1i.-Cotton to-day
displayed steadincss in the early trading.
During the middle Of the session, however
values were not well sustained. and prices
went under the level OF yesterdays last
figures The close was steady at net
decline OF / to points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports OF merchandise from
the port of New York, as officially
reported at the Custom House, for
the week of July IL amounted to
$i1,629, 900, against sl2.3ol ,269 the
previous week, and $685., 979 in the
corresponding period last year. Since
January 1 $405,0i5,249, against $685.
696,76l in the corresponding period
last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
Utah Power and Light.

A movement for greater efficiency
and economy in the Utah Power and
Light Company has resulted in the
Capitalization OF generation Of power
by the closing down of small plants.
Current is being furnished from new
and more economically operated sta
tions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
erage $1,000, 100000 Of new capital per
snnum, or 100000 per working day."
The virginlan Power Company.

The Virginian Power Company Is in
territory which produces 100000
tons of coal annually, the mining and
handling of which uses 10000 horse
power in installed apparatus. At pres
electric If supply IA ten avsilab,e Tine vir.
ginian company has an abundance Of
high-grade steam coal available at min
imum cost and, in addition, owns sew
eral water power sites where econom-
zeal development of power is practical.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
Utah Securities,

The Guaranty Trust Company, as
trustee for the ten-year 6 per cent
notes of the Utah Securities Corpora
ton, has accepted tenders for the sale
OF S1,l5l,000 par value of the notes.
exhsusting the Sl,0o0,340 which it held
for that purpose. The average price
paid was S4.s145 and accrued interest.
There still remains S15,S49,0 900 of the
notes outstanding. The funds with
which the notes were redeemed were
obtained from the sale of $10,000,00
5 per cent first mortgage bonds of the
Utah Power and Light Company, the
operating company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
JULY H.
Manhattan.

The first name Is that Of IN. debtor. the
second that OF the creditor. and date when
Judgment was filed:
eSth ST. and Tth Az Realty Co. and Albert
l. sire-Dimock & Fink Co.: July 0. 1914
vacated: S3fT %.
Milwaukee Tank Works-F. q. Weir. June
IL. 1914 (yacateO: o.
s:th St Realty Co.-City Of New York: May
20. l9i4 ta6i Al.
American Surety Company ~ New Tori, and
Leon WszeteT-W. W. Farley: April is
1914: 1919 %.
Oakland Chemical Ca r. Hanson: Feb.
~. 1914: sj.6i3 20.
I.vona. John J. Equitable Trust Company OF
New YORK: June TO- 1914: SOS ~.
KuU Albert III. Gottlieb. Dec, 8. 1913;
Magic. Perclyal E-Harlem Supply Co.:
Finneran. Michsei-W !. Emmet; Juv 10
1914 treleased) $50 -.
The Bronx.
william. Eleanore-N. j. Slicklen; June 20
1914: $3.50 IL.
zane same: June 20 1914. sei q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
CnTrONsEED OIL.
NAVAL sTCKEs.

Trading IN turpentine Was quieter. but
prices were a shade easier. Rosin also was
easier and about 10 points lower. Tar was
dull and shade lover. Spirits turpentine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15

The market was inactive and somewhat
,rres,,lar' although the tone was steady In
Inc face NJ lower hog markets and further
decline IN corn PORH-Steady; mess, sz2 %
asa: family. ;23GS2j; short clear, f2o9
81 90 BEEF-Quiet. moss, shgSii 90 lam
mos. sascsg7 DRESSED HOGS-t1rm.
Bacons. i2lsdl3c; pics. i3ilc. CUT MEATS
-Tfckled bellies nrm. liisul5igc. Picked
Quiet. special ba.c city. Sc; country. 5p
ST.. LARD-steadier; Middle West. 1880
70 i5c: city. Zoe; refined south America.
II. &c: Continent. lo.Sc, RTazh ktgr' y 0ci
compound quiet. ssds-.c. sTEARlNE-
steady; oleo 73lc; city lard Ike
COTTONsEED OIL.
Tn. market was little more active and
the tone was easier. prices being point net
hirher % points net lower. with the near
positions showing the greatest heavlness
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15

Default having been made In the payment
OF the interest due July ]. 1914. on each OF
the series OF bonds above named, the under
signed. at the request Of holders OF large
amount OF both series OF said bonds. have
agreed TO act as a Committee for the pro-
lection OF the interests Of all said bondholders
who shall became parties TO an agreement
now in process OF preparation.
Holders OF said bonds are requested 90
deposit the same with the EQUITABLE
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK at its
Office No. 81 Wall Street. New York CftJ.
the Deposi;ary TO be named In said asres-
ment All bonds so deposited must be IN
negotiable form and must bear the coupon
maturing July !. 1914 and all subsequent
coupons. Certificates OF Deposit will be
issued for the bonds deposited.
In the judgment OF the Committee the
interests OF the said bondholders demand I'm
mediate concerted action for their protection
and Il therefore requests that said bonds bs
deposited Immediately
Copies OF the Deposit Agreement may be
obtained las soon as the same Is compisted)
from the Depositsry or ths Secretary OF the
Committee.
WIN. A. READ. Chairman
J. AUGUSTUS BARNARD.
HENRY Y. COOPER,
FREDERICK II. ECKER,
GEORGE X. JOHNSON.
II. r. WHITCOMB.
ALBERT II. WIGGIN.
l.. EDMUND ZACHER,
COMMITTEES.
NEW YORK. July T. 1914
r. u. MOVIE. secretary,
Is Nassau Street.
New York city.
CADwALADER. WIcKERsHAM q TAFT
Counsel.
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF. NEW
YORK. Depository.
81 Wall Street, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
MINING.
BONDS.

go ooo Can Pac IS n. .103H 1O3t loSh loSss
s. GOO Western Pac IS. SS'5 aS'5 $50 %"
.odd lots. tscns cents per share. twhen Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
sEABoARD CLEARANCEs.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

FLOUR-Inactiyc owing 20 the weakness
in wheat. Spring patents, 81 45dSf rs; winter
straiQhts. 81 1894 30; winter patents. 81 50
ass 60: spring clears 81 15aS4 80; extra No
/ winter So 7Oq$3 90: No 2. 50 joqS3 80;
Kansas straights. 81 l5qS4 20: fancy spring
patents, IS 3OTS5 50. RYE FLOUR-Quiet;
fair to good, SO 3jas3 50; choice to fancy,
SO 55dS3 20. CORNMEAL-Kiln dried, " 20.
BAG MEAL-Fine white and yellow. 81 4Og
firm: bran 10 arrive. 100 10 sacks, SO 10;
STANDARD middling. $40; -four do. SIS 60 red
dog $50 so; city firm; bulk, 81 30; sacks
s24: middling. $2e so; red dog, S3l; oilmeal'
S33dS33 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
COFFEE.
vcrv ma rroy arair and

The market was a very narrow analr, ana
the fact that Havre and the Brazilian
markets were closed led to a holiday
feeling here. and operations were large
iy OF A local character. Al the outset
values were / 10 3 points lower, but the
tone was steady. and final quotations were
points net lower 20 point higher. Ham,
burg was unchanged 10 . pig lower, and
ket. showed a decline Of 10 reis for Rio
spots, while santos was unchanged. Cost
and freight offers we're unchanged TO about
no poiuts lower with Santos As quoted at
II call 4Oc Rs and As at II. 45c and 6s aud IS
al 10 45c. while Rio Is were quoted at s.2O9
o5c. Local spot market inactive and un-
changed with Rio rs quoted at sac. Local
contract prices; 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15

Receipts for week. Ct, $50 packages, re-
cepts last week. 1910; exports, 218; Inn
ports. 2s3. Some falling off In the supply
tive requirements a good deal OF stock
has been wanted for storage. and the close
absorption OF the receipts has caused a
higher and fairly firm market. the I'M
proyement has been mostly in the top
grades Creamery, extras, TN 42s a /;
hrsts, ESQ &c; seconds, 22d 24c; state
dairy, finest 264261ac; good to prime, 70
n Csc: process, extras. 22G 22hc; hrsts,
20ib q2Iikc; imitation creamery, nrsts' II