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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
PRICE MOVEMENT
in COMMODITIES
Bulge in July Corn-Other
Grains Higher-COffee
Gains and Drops.

There was a sharp bulge in the July
corn option yesterday. and shorts were
caught in an advance OF 1ssc bushel, the
close being a the high of the day. Other
months were less than cent over Mon
days closing figures Wheat answered
bullish influences with a net gain OF 40
s.c. although there was little drop from
the best just before the close. Chicago
house issued an estimate making the total
crop this season 900 bushels. against
1853, $50, 900 bushels harvested last year, and
the Nebraska State report made the con-
dtion of winter wheat 9S per cent and
the acreage 1913 per cent. oats were not
active, but scored a slight advance.
Active profit taking in the coffee market
yesterday reduced an opening gain OF TO
Ii points, based on several bullish feat
ures, to close only to points up net
as there was no general or aggressive de-
mand to absorb offerings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
COTTON DECLINES
UNDER REALIZING
Midday Rally Overcome in The
Late Trading by Profit
Taking.

The cotton market met heavy reahzihs
Yesterday. but while the close was barely
steady AT a net decline Of IA TO - points
the action of prices suggested hesitation
in following advances and precauuon-
airy securing of profits rather than al!
general confidence in permanently lower
values. A bullsh weekly report from the
Weather Bureau caused sharp raliS
during the middle OF the day
Liverpool made firm showing Ou'
hardly met the local advance OF Monday
and the opening here was barely STEADY
at unchanged prices to decline OF ~
points. Realizing was promoted by pros
meets for better weather in the western
belt. and after some irregularity active
months sold 9 to - points net lower
There was a good demand at the decllhe'
however. and following the publication OF
1.-THE Weekly Bureau prices rallied 10
about a shade over Mondays closing hg-
ures but the market weakened again UNI
der general selling and closed at the low
est point of the day Southern spot mar
kets were unchanged to sc higher but
the local market held quiet at 3'oc Tor
middling upland; no sales Local contract
prices: NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
The Gold Export Total.

Tor the sake Of the record the following
figures Of gold exports to Europe since the
beginning of the year were obtained yes
to-day afternoon from the Sub-Treasury
and the Assay Office. Exports OF coin.
g.. 5000. exports OF bars, 80 0oS AS "a;
total, s3i59s. 745 "a Owing 10 a recent en-
eagement OF bars by TWO firms Jointly
there was some confusion in the Street
ever how much Of shipment later an
rCunced by one Of these firms was includ-
ed in the first announcement Of the en-
gagement II is to be noted. in connec-
lion with the total Of gold exports, that
engagements are usually announced at
the nearest round figures. instead of the
actual figure. so that {34,5OO,o0O will prob
ably be found 10 represent the total Of the
shipments made public from time to time.
as they are recorded in Wall Street
diaries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

Transactions in this market yesterday
for foreign account amounted TO about
500 shares nearly all on the selling side.
The Guggenheim Exploration Company,
at the annual meeting of stockholders
Yesterday. elected Z. /. Newhouse TO the
board of directors. TO succeed o. b. Perry
who resigned some months ago.
Stockholders of the state Bank, at a
meeting yesterday. voted to increase the
banks capital stock from 100000 to
81 10000.
The Philadelphia Company has elected
George s. Davidson TO the board Of d.
r, ctors. succeeding Patrick Calhoun.
Stockholders Of the Southern Aluminium
Company. at their annual meeting yester-
dav. elected NJ. Barendson and j. Borde-
Tongue directors OF the company. 1t was
also voted TO issue 100000 mortgage
bends. interest on which is not TO exceed
per cent.
James Ward Warner. formerly vice
~ esident Of the New York Produce Ex-
change. has been elected president OF the
exchange. and Z. G. Broenniman succeeds
Mr.. Warner as vice-president. Edward c..
Rice has been reelected treasurer.
Stockholders Of the Reading Company.
at their annual meeting yesterday, elected
Isaac Hester director, TO succeed the
late George +. Baer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

SELLS cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
Quoted on percentage basis.)
FURNISHED by Freeman & Co. 81 Pine ST.
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-rhe local street market for copper
was dull. with electrolytic quoted at l4'.c and
casting, itai4isc. standard copper on the
Metal Exchange was dull. with spot. June.
Iu,v and August quoted 13.5oGi4c. In London
copper closed easy at f62 es Sd for spot and
f6a ISIS % for futures.
TrN-unsettied. with sales Of 10 tons. Spot
ga lima closed at 80 go 80 CSC; July, $4,000
M 2sc. August, 80. 5000 4oc. and September
On SgS,2o soc in London the marke, was weak
"V o. Siosed al fl3S for spot and tlsO Tor
futures. 1870 ,-.,, Work .,o, s5da Qsc
"a e., 81. Louis 3 1908. Soc. in London
Lead closed at fle "a Cd. -, -, ,o,a
PELTER-steady. Ne" a aog,c spot In y ienY
p De and East 81. LOUIS. s;vVa'o' IN Lo'-
Son spelter closed al ~ IS Ga; n, q, london
NO ss 81 s 80 G for no
i>o sHi a. Northern: SI4 75axi5 rs for No
so,,bern! si4 754si5 Is for No southern anu
SD Hasl5 for No southern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
Nav Bank Clearings Smaller

Considerable lrregularity was displayed
by bank clearings in May as reported 10
"Dun's." and the total Of lS leading
cities OF the United States. NS'c9OSS''ei"
shows a loss OF 6.s per cent from the
Inc month last year. and ia per cent
less than in 1872 New YORK City reports
decreases Of 81 ard l76 per cent re-
snectively. as compared with the Two
nrevious years. while the outside cues,
20 whole. show losses Of SS and 20
Der cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
COL. WALL AMENDS SUIT
Withdraws Prayer for Receiv
ers of Mining Company.

Al the annual meeting of the CONSOLE
dated Copper Mines Company yesterday
at Il Broadway It was announced that
Colonel Wall. Of Salt Lake. who recently
brought action against the company. had
amended his suit by Withdrawing his al
legation and prayer for receivers.
At Yesterdays meeting the stockholders
elected George ID. Hopkins. A. j. Selfridge
Thomas Il. Adams, Charles II. Boynton
end Edwin +. Gray as directors. succeed
tng Ralph c. Lupton, w Hinkle Smith,
James Phillips. jr, W. b. thompson ana
William Is. Joyce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. June 2. 1914
GRAIN.

wHEAT--A slow but steady adyanGs '0os
niacs and NJ the close prices were q z &c net
btobe- ai,hourh a shade or from the best.
RsIlis6 influences consisted chiefly Of oet,S
cash demand complaints about weather con ,li,,
lions in Russia, and rather bul1lsh NeehN
a,cather renort indicating a lack Of moisture IN
The Eastern states. Aside from this the crop
news was very favorable. No hard winter ~
he local market was quoted at VI Oiis. !;
Neyv YORK: No red, o. &c July shipment
=. No / Northern Duluth: 81 o. and l 30
Northern Manitoba. 81 %. anoat, SohS
The oyersold condition IN July corn Va
f,T,her emphasized to-day when that con
tract advanced lsc bushei. and eiosea =,
the top, against sasc net rise "a sos.e
months No . yellow corn was quo,ea So,
. = prompt. oATs-To the extent on soo ,,
&c bushel oats followed the corn srsns' =.
-, vsers rot 80 active. Cash oats Close" - -
III n,S1"s. stsndsrd white, 6i.QtIc; No :. fs~
t .gilow 40 3. 4Sd.ss: No g. 45'l94cc; 9rei !,
nary clipped tcs';ey r fancy siP So Vest
- "a go New York export. BAhl.Ei-
s,1ady: mating. e0aesc. {. Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


poc.i,ts FOR the week 1O02O PIGS Ias'
week 81 j34. exports 300 ne s1,T"e rernort
- at he time OF our last wesky IePo.'
tlCh satua,,od Nv ne advance on Wednesday
smother isc on Friday ana y . &c o o.,
day, with business fairy active. -, ae 500
- warehouse returns there are now 9 90 On"
- IN The public freezers ana about -V,vvo
,ni,es in private boxes. creamery, 5Sl ~
555o7I,ct hrsts. 25is q 20 &c, secohus' - y, ~
80 state dairy, finest. 20i1 -oC, sV e1nt
brine. 22ls "a &c; process, extras u i'a''
nrsts. 10 20l2c. ,,rrsr
boxes Market closes very hrm.
ana prices both here and IN inc Cou" ciSS.siy
tending upward. Receipts clearing -, he
anu ,ric@s quoted. state. whole mllh'
rresh. specials. la. average tshJ3 10 70
1Ic: state. skins. fresh spee-4ls' II - ~
good 10 choice 90 lo31e'
peccipts for tho week. zoo cases, IN
-. a, ouallty has deprecated. recelpts
have been lish'Sf ecs ana Closing Hrrn. Move
49,, c,, 20 s,orage confined chiefly TO the lower
nriced stock and there Is no iohtei ~
,rrsmiurn on storage packing. Fresh gam,
p ref''S Ira" dozen. % 24c extra hrsts. Il
u 22c. frsts. 20 u 2O9. G; seeohus ~ 20 ~
nearby. hennery whites. me 10 tahe5, - a a
f. -t,sS: Browns browns csg2ic; gathered and
r,.',.ed 49, n eec: duck esgs. nearby lndiah
Runner 24c selected. lsp -oo'
FRUITS.
rPrsH- Receipts. o. $40 pkgs apples. Apples
.. -. ,,t.ntv and market has steadily cecIinel.
car ~ Gcorgia peaches sold Monday 81 20 20
ass. and another car 'o-uay a. 80 ~
Isrsey and with Issavare and Maryland re-
800 liberal are low Small lots Of gooseoefries
- re 49, commencing 10 arrive. Mnskmelons
shc stsar' pPIEs. Ben Davis. bbi. 81 500 50 !;
&C.,, hi 81 .54s3: Northern spy, -: Bad
Win. 81 5oGs3 SO. common 81 c4as.; ,, Esr
1Sns,.rs' box apples. 81 23gs2 Is: BENCHES
" eSt 't,, 90 - so: STRAW BERRIES. va,
Ga as. Del and Nd. qi 5al5c: Jersey; SO
ii se: Carolina. saIe; HUckLEBERRIEs' a., g.
s,'.nEss- Inv crate, s3gS3 -: ORANGES,
81 "a ~ Il 75asa so; Porto Rico. I3ecss 90;
- - 81 soass: GRAPEFRUIT. va. box, 81 25e
81. Cuban. sass 10; Porto RICO 1913 80,
MI nsr 100 sse6ssc; PINEAPPLES. Porto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
Easy Money.

Money was much easier yesterday than
IL has been for some time, notwithstand-
ing the long existent plethora. One and
ihree-quarters per cent was the maximum
charge for call loans Recently there
lave been some heavy note redemptions'
Including those Of the Chesapeake & Ohio
and the baltimore & Ohio. The city. too,
has been paying back TO the banks some
o. the loans made in anticipation OF the
collection Of taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
$4,000, ooo, 900 in Public Utilities.

The magnitude OF interests involved and
the large amount Of capital invested I'm
public utility holding companies are
brought out in the brief submitted by
Stuart G. Gibboney 20 the Interstate
Commerce Committee Of the Senate
for consideration in connection with
pending antitrust legislation. II Is es-
timated, he said. that the total capital
employed in electric, gas, street and inter
VI ban railway companies in this country
to-day exceeds $500, 0oo, 600 OF this amount
about s. 500. 600 is controlled by holding
companies and their subsidiaries. and OF
the approximately 100000 in population
served by electricity and gas over 20 per
cent are served by holding company sys-
TENS. The electric light and power COM
panies represent approximately 100000
600 OF capital, Of which nearly &c per cent
is controlled by the holding company form
OF organization, and serve over 100000
people Artificial gas companies repre-
sent a capital OF approximately N.SSS.o",-
600 about two-thirds Of which is controlled
by holding companies. In street and inter
urban railway companies there is a total
capital OF nearly &eo0,o000oO and II is
estimated that not less than two-thirds oi
tits amount is similarly controlled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
GRAINS HIGHER IN CHICAGO
Cereals and Provisions Close at
Advanced Figures.

Chicago, June Wheat prices turned
inward to-day, influenced largely by
European advices OF bullish crop condi-
,ions and OF diminishing stocks. The
market here closed steady al an advance
~ &c TO a. net Other leading staples.
too. showed gains-corn, sc 70 1Sc' oats
i.c TO &c. and provisions, lZ1.c 70 soc.
T,rage Nv drouth and high temperature
~ the southwest and central districts OF
Russia counted effectively against the
bear side i'm the wheat pit. There were
prospects also OF smaller crops than last
9ysr the worlds available supply total
had fallen off much more rapidly FOR the
week than at the corresponding time
wear ago. Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03

MONTREAL STOCKS.
EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports OF merchandise from the
mort OF New York. as officially reported
al the Custom House for the week eiiu0u
May 30. amounted 20 Sl6ilf'i's' asalils against
S4.455,362 the previous week ana Sio'-'o''''
in the corresponding period last year
Since January /, Nl6,os6,422. against wv
1855 in the corresponding period last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
Fight for 100000 Lost.

Albany. June Judge Johil hehi'eAl''
-, Iaabo city. Idaho. to-day. In the court
- Anneals. lost his fight 10 recover $iV0'-
ono 49, held by the state Treasurer as
~ os,ate OF william A. Kenneaily' OF
Brooklyn. ,s,e A,roo,.d
Kenneally. who died ~ H''' ulI 60
that II his brother Edward VINO mao ais
appeared. were found 500" shouid DC
ad,on him and the remainder Of the estate
' 49, among certain charitable IN
s,i,r,ions Judge Kenneally claimed that
- was a half-brother of William A. Ken
neatly and entitled to the estate Nearly
= hund, ed different persons have uleu a.
,,,,,ornnt times TO recover the estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
MINING.
BON QS.

5000 con Gas cvt 6s.ill& lI47s ll4a. IA.
1000 X spg T 4s..... IS IS, ~, 90.
$500 Mo Pac 6e".... 94'2 si7 s4's %'s
.odd lots. tseus cents per share ;Ex diyi-
dond sWhen issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDUST RAILS.

Bid Ask. Bid. ASK.
Am 1t & 1881 342 mays OIL. i, -
do pref.....lOs 10 / y Trans. -
B-A lob zee. 2-i4 22i2 SAVOY OIL. ~
DO new .... 12@s 22ig lob Prod pr. ~ ~
Houston Oil. IA J. I'm { Stores. NJ 80
Rub TT CTS u. do pref .,.,:.n0 III
l. Coal : .1G5 115 IWaYland O&G % -
Manhat Tran q = WHY'S o pr. !" 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03

LIVERPOOL cables: Spot, fair business CO.
ing. sales. 5000 bales; speculation and export
SEQ; American. 7.Oe0 Imports, 5000. all Amer
lean Mlddling upland. esd. Futures ope".u
steady. II 10 u points higher on near ana asd -
20 10 points higher on distant posltlohs' CUSH
ouiet at net advance OF II 10 - pni,s,
June. 74id; June-July. 10; JUL eis,,an5Ssr,.
zSisd, August september, il4lzd; selteHsNe NJ
october. Sod: October-N ovember' osgl,
Vsnnber. December. Esd; December -Janua.y y
& 7Iisd: January February, 6.itd. neDrua,
Marth' 677isd March April, Aprii-Msy AND AND
Msv-iune I57Sisd Misunderstanding arms aliu
cioths. the higher prices asked checks ousi-
ness
New orleans. June 2.-Liquidation in the
cotton market to-day sent prices IL 10 10
poInts under yesterdays last quotations
selling was based chiefly on the BELIEF tha'
the recent extremely unfavoraoLe eohu .'i,id
LTD not continue and any change "ouIu
Se for the better The weekly crop sum,
mary and weather reports ala nov ,ho
,nnch huyins The close was steauy u '''
lowest. a net decline Of II to 10 points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
Rico. crate. socass Cuban o5cGs2 40; Fla
HAY AND STRAW.

Receipts are light and invoices small, but de
mand has fallen off, and outside quotations eN-
IRENE at the close. The Erie Railroad has de-
cared an embargo. Large balcd hay, ton
timothy prime. SD so; No I. So: No 3. TO
No =. Sl7 5OqS2l. fancy light clover, mixed,
S2Oas21; other mixed s15qS10; No clover:
S1saS19: RYE STRAW. SIC JOqSlI tsmal
baled hay J0c4Sl lower than large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
year ago. Range OF prices;
rooosrUFFs IN LIVERPOOL.

SrssAs,rHs and provisions In Liverpool
2 R,.on n. 100 boxes. hams. $50 boxes; shoul-
der sao boxes: butter. 1900 ewts.; ensees'
80 boxes, lard. BOO tierces 81 prime Yves"
ern ,teaiu and .2to tons OF other KINDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
NEW YORK PRICES.
RECEIP
sEABOARD CLEARA>CEs
FLOUR AND MEAL

rIoUR-conunued steady ::ne ao her 81 e. ~ss 49,, /.
fair demand spring patents; ~ 'ves 1890 "a y,
= :. 60 sDrt ,E clears. s. i5Gss 30. .s,rs 10
Winter ises.sS i no .Vr,s - 'G Ssssn %.
~ aos,sa Rye FLOUR--ouiet; fair 70 kood'
a. sSSss 30. choice 20 fancy. 81 eSgb ~.
20 c;oiIRSNMEAIs-stesdy. 50 IS BAG MEAL
ZINE white and yellow ~ oOS o',Is ~ s,sn 10
- $3.50 ,oo M sacks. SIS IS. standard mid
Silnr' SIS IS, nour DO so 10: red dos ~" 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
petroi, United Railway.

me Detroit United Railway Company
s''rr gross earnings for April of N,oos,-
decrease OF t54, SIS. and net earnings
sus cs.es2. a loss OF .ao.74s from April OF
-, year. Surplus after charges was
N'N. ;Zs.sn less than In the preceding
~ Cross earnings for the four months
~N April 20 we're ss.7sS.oso loss Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03

Where are you going DO you "oro -.
IN planning your vacation ASK '"' ''''1"N
Resort Information Bureau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03

nPESSED-Fresh killed: Receipts for me
week. u pa pkgs. This week oPen ,,,o T,.s
fairly large receipts and liberal ihFV 1e,Ic
,radino slow and tone weak, with loi2
ehon, ION Tor heavy iced fowls. Long lsiaho
dTck shipDers ordered their ducks held AZ
iGc or nIaced IN freezers Frozen poul,rs
oTiet TURKEYS. fresh killed, western
fancv 1SGl9c; CHICKENS, orollers Do,s'
pbiIa and l. [ squads 10 each per par,
20 n Soc: Phila. fancy IL 10 each' aug 90 "a.
Penn fancy. 35a37c. selected; 80 a 2oc'
FOWLS box packed 1+i2 a lsc; Dbl pacneo'
iais GISi5c: COCKS, old. 10l2 a lie; DUNE
ice. SQUADS white, prime 81 ,3W
81 o.. dark 81 254si so; culls oog 'De,
Frozen-TURKEYS box packed, youns HJ ia
or toms. o54 26c; Dbl packed, 23H2oc' orc ol1,,
% a 24c; CHICKENS. broilers, MIX Tea, -
2Sc; corn fed. 1sc; roasters, s son 1 nSSSgSs'
milk fed 18022c corn fed. 10 Zoc; fON f, -.
box packed IA l9c. as 70 SIZE an9 qU West
BOOSTERS. old. II q l2c; DIThS' Tfvr
ern 10 /. 12a15c: GEESE, l3q &C. ALIVE
pereIpts for the week. 107 freight cars
,rioadeS and 90 held on tracks; suppnes
iarSer than expected. and prices lower On
Mnndav and Tuesday receipts were laI.Iy
iarge demand slow and several cars OF hesNS
FOWL reported sold at private sale AT lDc'
Lo,b ueht and heavy. on TUESDAY, noHH .
ever holders were asking 151sc lot usn'
Soul. and generally 15d l5Lc Tor hesSy;;
LEI so,ne business et those ngures Olu
BOOSTERS in liberal supply ana "c Huous %
that can he reached. The feW 1uIkeSs e -
ing are rarely salable above - l4c' Soee.
ern ducks offered at 13c; larger Mes1ci,,"
d,cts have brought l4c; Southern geese seis,
ing AZ lOGlIc; broilers declining Win o'V
aec ton prices at the close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03

sis2, a62 from the same period last year,
While net earnings decreased slH,S4, Sur
plus after charges was sis2, S5e, a decrease
OF sl64 i49.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
GENERAL News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

Directors OF the III Paso Electric Com
MY have declared the regular semi
annual dividend OF per cent on the pre-
''ired stock. payable July 10 20 share
s'iotrs OF record July /. Statement Of
e>rnings for the month Of April shows
aoss revenue Of ss.ils. an increase OF
'1'z@ over the same month last year. and
81 revenue Of s23479. ti.S73 greater than in
- Surplus over charges amounted 10
W. gain Of :2,56s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Receipts, 20 296 bbls. onions, 25o5 pkss
New potatoes in heavy supply, but active DC
mand, cid closing slightly higher onions
closed a shade higher. POTATOES, Bermuda
No /, Dbl. 50 1884 %; No >, 81 5OqS3; No 3
81; Southern, white, No /, ~ 25aSI %; No =
81 5ogs2 70; cults Slqsl 90; Msss Wnie a isI
10, 81 25gs2 So 10 10 bag S2qs2 50; state anu
So %: $50 10 bag. 81 jOas1 10 SWEET POIA-
TOES, No /, basket. 75cSl 10; ONIONS, Der
muda, crate, 81 25dS2 80: O. per 40 10 oag,
white, 81 5OGS2 80; ASPARAGUS, Penn ana
Jersey, green 81 25q$2 IS; white, 81 25gS2 90
culls. jVcusl; green. doz buns hes SlgESS5
white I5cqSi 80: sqlis oSSg 5oos IS
; and Ga. basket 5Ocasl TO- BerLiu-
Ga. Faya. half box. I5cqSl' G, Fa,a
basket, slQsl 70 BETS. southern en- IV
crate ljcHsi; CARROTS. Dbl, washed. s. JOQ
SO %; unwashed, 81 75as2 20 100 10 bag, 81 90
0S2 Southern, 100 punches, ~ oOps0. DeI
muda, crate. 10cqsl % CELhki Iia :ggss,
crate $2q$4; Bermuda, standard crate foIsD,
onion crate. 81 JOQs3; CABBAGES, =, fLat
Dutch, crate. Slgs1 20; Nakeheid' oOc9St,,
Va. bill jOa Sc: CAULHLOWERS. Va, ana
. s<et. 50cdSl; CORN. Fla, standard crate
sldSa 80: CUCUMBERS. Fla. basket, 0oe ,SS
Ga. 5Ocq$l: ) c, 50cqsl -; EGGPLAN 80, -,
Fla, box SlGS2 30; Cuban, Sla$2; va 81 -oe
81. Boston. SlaS3: l. l. doz. GOq75 hothoEse'
fos6gSH domestic 100 n. Sass imported
IS 5Oqs4 80: LEXIS. @. 100 bunehes; Si ,.,c
hearty 5OcG$1; basket. 25Q75c; LIMA BEANs,
Fla basket. s2as3; Bermuda. half box, sig
81 Is; MUSHROOMS basket 5OcgS2, PA Ais
LEY. crate lOcGSl; curly Dbl s4aS5' pisl pau
S5as6: PEAS, y c, basket 2ocasi' "a, laIse
iarge sk.t. 25c1sl: small large basket 2oca
lie: Baltimore, basket, 2ocql; Eastern SnoI re-
2Scasi Is; Md slqs2 %; Jersey, 81 SegSI 10! 2o'
PARSNIPs. Dbl, S2dS2 80; PEPPERS, !, = "a "a,
hor q 50as2 so; cuban, SiQs2; RADISHES
nearby near 100 punches. 5Oa75c; RoMA!NE, Fla
BASKET. 5OcqSl; Rermuds crate; 25cqSI NV NV
BARE. 100 punches. 50cqsl 90; SCA a iTi% =
and Jersey 100 punches. 23doOci SIN :
AcH. 5Ca 7Sc: SQUASH. white. box, 2OcaSil;;
basket 25g75c; yellow. basket 22q.Se; Oh Oh
crate. 5OcQsi 80; marrow. crate 81 Soasl 90
~ ioc. TIIRNIPs. white. 100 punches, Slas0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
MINING.
BONDS.

Brad COP ss15s 1853 Ne Fac Sc 99,s l0i
Can s. 1874 ioa NYc - 80 ISs l 10;
+SeUs cents PER share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

CO.. open. High. Low. LIST ;;aas,
sslei ,..- pou.or lG7i, 1914 1912 l0r3
30 Elkhon Fuel 90. u - "a ,09
Munsey Trust 100 Nv ,oo i9s
20 Union Bank ..... l& lyS iS 80
o97 Unit RVS q Elec 8ls "a
BONDS.
q 500 Arun s & G Gs.. 100 100 i i@ iGel.
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/ 600 Elkhom Fuel os. 50 . s9Ss 20s
10 600 6 y : Brw - -. 30@s Syet a. al.
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900 L & II LIST IS. S5ss sS-+ - ga.
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-07-17

table eyes. Many seconds rassed be-
fore she spoke.
Would you want her for your wife
if you knew she he'd belonged 70 an
other man."
He turned very cold. The palms of
his hands were wet, as with ice-water.
Something dark seemed to Git before
his eyes.
Il viii not believe that OF her" he
said, shaking his head with an air of
hnality.
That is not an ansp er 70 my ques-
ton"
Yes, l ould Still want her" he
declared steadily.
u merely meant TO put you TO the
harshest test" she said, and there was
relief in her voice. she IS a good
girl, she il pure. I asked roy question
because until yesterday had reason
10 doub' hsi."