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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
PRICE MOVEMENT
In COMMODITIES
Wheat and Oats Decline
Corn Loses Part of
Gain-Coffee Up.

Changes in wheat prices were narrow
yesterday. some late steadincss i'm the
II arket being based on export business,
reports OF n fair cash demand and buying
OF July wheat by mills. The close was at
partial decline of &c. Corn was firm
and considerably higher In the early trad
Ing. but tho excellent weather and crop
prospects caused late weakness. which
left prices unchanged to sc up. Oats felt
the effects OF bearish weather advices and
declined sc net. The Canadian Northwest
reported an increase OF 20 per cent in the
oats acreage over last year.
There were heavy offerings around 9iac
for the December option I'm the coffee
market yesterday. and the whole market
was saggy and easier, May having lost its
premium of Q or 10 points over March.
The close showed net declines OF 3 20
points for the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
LIKES CROP OUTLOOK
D. Miller Says Kansas Wheat
Harvest Will Pass All Records.

Darius Miller. president Of the Chicago.
Burlington e. Quincy Railroad and the
Colorado & Southern, yesterday brought
assurances from the West Of generally
satisfactory agricultural conditions.
There is going to be big winter wheat
yield" he said. The harvest In Kansas
will Re over 100000 bushels. and when
that is compared with the best previous
yield of 100000 bushels. there may be no
question Of a record crop. In Missouri
and Southern Illinois the Hessian fly has
done considerable damage, but the reduc-
ton in the crop from that cause viii not
be more than 100000 bushels, and even
then the yield will be larger than last
year Cotton along the Colorado q South
erns lines in Texas looks well, even II
conditions in other parts of the state are
not so satisfactory"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06

p. 'sac: II. AiOc: Z. 4i5c: F. t5oc; @. tsSc;
II, 4t0c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

po.,o, Tune b.-'The Commercial BuHeuu
,,iIH saw Tomorrow: Manufacturers nave CV III.
,in,,od IN show a keen interest IN wool We
weck and have taken considerable quhat,.its
~ domestic territory wool. mainly IN tle re ~,
traG ba cs but 10 a small extent IN grauSu iO,S'
pics ara very strong and appear az we III ~
rIIrr 10 he tending higher. Farly soou ~, ~
stapie woods are Quotable very close 70 e,Io
eo cent basis In tho West prices az. 80
eyrona ON the basis Of last week q9oiatIons,
domestic quotations are: ONO snd IsnI'sS.
yania neeces-Delaine washed. SVl &c, n.t' 20,
merchantable :4a25c; n blood eohlD. iI ny; ny
&c. 8, a, 4, clothing. Au2Sc' ceia'hy VI
washed y7d2sc. Michigan am ne" 100. 49,
Fine unwashed, &c: delaine, z3u4c' DoJu'
os%i9sc. =. 25a26c. Wisconsin ana nissT ylIl,
HOOD. s5d25ac; u. &c; braid, 2lQ &c; ,sn
tncEy and simiaT-a blood un~ashed' -'e-'''
Secured basis-Texas-F1ne. IL mon'ns, eoW
eoS. 10 months. 5ia6sc; fan Nql0c'
California-So 63ao5c; middle co Fs,
t,a5Oc: southern. 43a4ee. oresonoEs.sst.
en- No 1 staple. Coo; clothing. ofayI.'
v.iiey No I, i7Gn4sc. Territory-fine saP Pc
so6,;sc. fine medium, 57djsc; fine clothing, DSg
So. line medium. 5sq55c; "A blood eohoihs'
% PTIiea@ExtFa. 5sd6Oc; "A. ssa57c super''
50d62c. 49,. .ooi. ar. merely
noninal on tho bacis OF price IN the county
a. the moment quotations will have 70 da''"~o
YnatertaIly for dealers TO make prohs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
THE METAL MARKETS.

CoPPER-The local street marke, for copper
was dull. with eiectrolytic quoted lf"alfao
and casting i4014hc. STANDARD copper Oh '''
Metal Exchange was quiet with spot. june
Julv and August quoted 1900 9oc. In
London copper was also dull and eios,d at ioI
l2s 81 for spot and fs2 6s for futures
TIN-Locally was dull and easier with spo.
and June quoted so.S5a3o.o5c; July. ao.so9
so.eoc; August. 3o.35d3oeoc. and september
80. +Oa2osoc. In London tin ci0se' "'" ~
ii3s for spot and $40 for futures.
LEAp-ouiet. New York spot. ss0a8s5c'
end East S, Louis. 6.75as3.s5e In London
lead closed az fi9 los.
sPE1TER-Quiet. New York spot. e'ooe
5l5c. and East ~. Louis. 490aoc' LONDON
spelter closed at f2i IS Cd
IRoN-M iddlesboro No 3. DIS +ad In Lon
don. Local market unchanged at si3Gsi5 30
for No ! foundry Northern; SO 7sa$ie 70 for
No 2 Northern; sis 1855 Is Tor No South
err. and SO 5Qasi5 for Ne 2 Southern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
COTTON NOT ACTIVE
BUT HIGHER
Irregular Fluctuations End with
a Steady Close and Some
Advances.

The cotton market was not more than
moderately active yesterday. and while
prices ruled generally higher nuctua-
tons were Irregular enough TO suggest
an unsettled sentiment as to the i'm
mediate course Of values At times re-
dictionary sentiment appeared 10 be
growing stronger. and offerings might
have been heavier had II not been for
reports OF trade buying at declines and
apprehensions that unfayorable weather
would develop in the Western belt over
Sunday Closing prices were steady net
unchanged to twelve points higher. 4
bearish Interpretation of the weekend
figures was responsible for some OF the
reaction due 10 realization sales owing
TO the holiday there were no cables from
Liverpool, and that market will remain
closed until Monday. Southern spot
markets were unchanged except New
Orleans. where a revision OF quotations
Increased the premium on high grades
Tho local spot market was quiet at
1860. for middling upland. Local con-
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
RAILROADS GET EQUIPMENT
Illinois Central Places Order for
Five Thousand Cars.

The necessity OF additional equipment
to carry the bumper crops promised this
year is bringing more railroads into the
equipment market. despite the fact that
the Eastern rate decision has not been
announced by the Interstate Commerce
Commission. Following the ordering OF
1900 cars ~ the New York Central, an
nouncement was made yesterday that
the Illinois Central had given an order
for 1000 boNcars. making total OF
10000 cars ordered in two days. OF the
CentraTs order 5000 cars will be used
by the Big Four.
The Pennsylvania rail order for 1914
delivery is expected soon. 1t is under
stood that Il will not amount to more
than 10000 tons which. with the test
order placed recently with the Cambria
Steel Company and tho Pennsylvania
steel Company, amounts to about w.
600 tons. the smallest total for year ,
equipment requirements in several years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
SEEK STOCK TO AID ROAD
New York Railways Company
Would Make Purchase.

The New York Railways Company yes
terday asked permission Of the Pubic
Service Commission TO purchase 4,2Vi
shares Of the 600 shares of the stock or
the 23d st. surface lines at $3.50 snare
or approximately s1.410oO. Commissioners
Maltbie will hold public hearing on the
application June l6.
The New York Railways Company. as
the successor to the Metropolitan Street
Railway Company. has been paying about
Is per cent to the stockholders of the I'd
St line since the Metropolitan went out OF
bankruptcy and the new company was or
gained. This percentage has amounted
10 about 100000 a year. BY purchasing
majority of the shares the New York
Railways Company will effect consider
able saving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
MONTREAL STOCKS.

81. 900 Ind Brewing S.. es IS IS IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET
{ By telegraph TO The Tribune J


PHILADELPHIA, June 5.--The little wool soli IN
,hs ioeaI n srket Is for Immediate CONSUMPTION
md manufacturers are buying only enough 70
az az -. ,bcIr orders but the frequency OF these
or,rers has main,alnsd prices and Kept tne
o,srket firm, with a tendency 10 20 a or
bie,hsr' The continued high prices Tor domes-
80 WOOL are banned on the tarin being taAeh
or which has enabled foreign dealers 20 con
troll the market and increase their pront. Inc
n,Jcas arc practically the same now as they
g..,e vhen the tariff was on wool. and the GOV
lament Is out the difference In revenue; As
st~h "a Is TO 25is cents has been paid Tor
hsn =" nsdh,m wools during the week. Quo
,s,,ons are; y Y, Mich and Ind-Etne delaine
,'nwasned. 22G23c; fine medium. 2fa2oc; me
S;',n1 otis d25c: low medium. 2t02Sc; braid
"a i,w comb,ng. 20G2lc; bury, seedy ana
Gifted. 1906. Ohio, Penn and w Va-Fine
Jotatna washed, 27d2sc: Xxx and above, 20
W.. a.. medium, 2T02se; low medium 2Jd &c:
,.,,r,,,,s rel, 3g:4c; hne delains. un-
washed. 2ia25c: or Xxx, 22as5e; nne me
alum 2a,sgs5lse: braid and lew eemblng 2ip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06

ri cristofore. Angelo-w W FARLEY; May
Is 1915. 81 so 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
wholesale Prices Adva nee.

Jy,. ''.ueA number for the first OF
"a was aZ.@s. against ti1S23O on May
Sou sn normally at this season it
h No. tendency TO decline. a year ago
s.,ys~ s.-VS0 The figures concern them
eo,. Co.. only with the wholesale prices Of
A, ,,~H- 'es ana do not necessarily mean
i Ease In the cost Of living. which
ls,,,.a. a''et OF retail prices. sun. il is
N 4. 10 note that breadstuffs moved
f,o,. gay from s2l.544 to ;23.lS2. and meat
,.- t s-as to Haoss. Dairy and garden
w. declined slightly. other food ad-
'' and clothing likewise rose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
CRACKER CONCERN CURBED
Pacific Company Enjoined for
Trade Mark Violations.

Trenton. n. j., June 5.-The Chancery
Court OF New jersey. Chancellor Walker
presiding. has granted an Injunction on
final hearing against the Pacific Coast
biscuit Company, operating number OF
cracker plants on the Pacific Coast. for
INFRINGING sixteen Of the leading trade
lie trade names and packages Of the
National Biscuit Company,
The case has been pending in New Jer-
coy courts for several years. and this Is
ro1a,ded as q most important decision on
go INFECT OF unfair competition In trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
aN.rtaI Mourning" Has lts Day.

Nins.v-odd thousand shares IL not much
. stock market. spread out over 1--WE
,,r-, 81 trading. But Yesterdays SEES
IN, was even duiler than that total
-,sss q seem. for just about half the
avs business was done In the first hour.
p,vnc only 500 shares or so FOR the re-
r,,,irg four. And in that first hour. out
&c stocks on the board Of one brokerage
use s. failed altogether 10 put in an
.poearance. Among them were Baltimore
A Ohio. New York Central. Chesapeake q
ohio and Great Northern preferred. TO
eme only a few; and Northern Pacihc
and Understandable common
,srely escaped the same odious distinc-
,on. What with the profusion OF oppor-
entities for It's exercise mental mourn
x in Wall Street has been raised TO the
entity OF fine art.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
JUNE 3.
Ma - h titan

Tho following judgments for amounts or
more than 500 were MED yes'eruaE' 'ie III
name being that OF the debtor; ooo
Brunner. Jane III. Gallagher y ga 20
Beilevney, JOSIE. NJ. Boutross, soiS o.
Corbin. John R.-W. G. Philhps' go so
Convn. Felix-West Side Bank SeZ- eV; 40 a,
De Fargo, James-Norfolk Lumber Co. So42 VI
Friedman, SAM. Gold ct a. S5si 81,
Feldman Edw. D.-L. Gcbhardt S3lo 10 ~
Griffin, Michael J.-George RinsIeF 20"
Carly charles E. and Ella ri j. Nands-
VILE, S6S3 30. ., .ooo .,
Green. Lansdale B:-H y. Ha4i 80 e. "a sss a.
Hoes. William NJ. Pub, adm &c.-B' Humpe''a'
S2j4 %. .o,ou
Judd. William il. A: Burke. s242 - .,o, 20
Kelley, Catherine-D. F. Kellogg ct al So2s -
Komer. Max. Esther Radner or Ester Redner'
Kerr Gi Lt Chester NE. C. Kerr. s1.lso7 p
Lake, William B.-Henry steers esho anu
Gravel CO., Inc. s349 a.
1nninck, Behnil-A. Klepsa, NlS6 90. -
MGriarty. John. and William Horan-I' L.
A. M rspIias fE ed KATE. $3.50 81
MoIinari. Michael F.-Atlas Paint Co., s259 y
Morris. Louis he. G. Gunthers Sons
us sdif o. Bernard-David Mayer Brewing Co.,
o'Fr Te TO- James ard Mary-B. W. Fem
1 poULer 90 uarold-w. r. Savage. 81 .2s7 "a
panzi John-M T.. McGunnigle. S2S2 81;
Potter Emily C.--Campbell Studios. 1853 Al;
Pfster. George. and Maria Schropp-E' VII
po oenGeax Rachei|Rub.am Hermann
Roeenbawnn. Morris--M. b Menaker. s49a 20.
Rubin. Jacob--Denance Button Machine Co..
Ricbman, Daniel w Margolies: s2ls4o.
Sitomer. Abrum G.-J. r. Dunn, s824 %.
SPAIN MarionJ. Nstelson, s2,lsI 90 Sooo
Taubenfeld. Nathan-H: Hayemann, SEoV: 4,
Thomson, Joseph B.-Herman Nosenack. !r'
Inc, s27s %.
witbycomb. Robert Wv. A. Pinto. s27s co.
City OF n Y.-F. s. WiIlamsosn:o %, si 20 io' oi'
Charles Brogan Inc.-Thedford Eltz Coal Co..
CITY Of X. Y.-Laurence, Son a Gerri,h. Inc.
Eastern Steam Laundry Co.'S. Singer. ST.
II. II. Walker Inc.-D. P. Hays. ct al.
Hi era e' Body Building Co. Inc.-Pet1 A.
Trasee & Co. Inc, s25l O3.
l. 2 B. Sales Co.. Duysters Press and n, Ma
thilda Duysters-w. q. Phillips: $5l1 81.
Manhattan slide Co1;J Goldberg. ssol I6 90;
National 1--we Fish Coz. Common. si.0i3 ~.
Pressure Lighting Coo. De p. Field ct al,
S733 so
Rickett Finlay Realty cO:mIllinois Surety Co.
slSG 81; same-same. 1896 oS; same-same,
schnader Co. Inc.-Cry Of n Y. 1894 Al.
sanitary Water sam Co.-F Hasbrouck. ST.
Temple Co. Inc--L. Mayer. sis7a4.
The Bronx.
Darnico Giuseppe-G Vaina: S221 81
Garrett, W T-E Diler. ssS5 81.
Goldberg Yetta--Tirrill Gas Machine Light
ing co. s9Ss 70.
Kramer, Bertha-L Ebling. tl075 20.
Nader, B-David Mayer Brewing Co, $500 rs.
Reisler Netherlands and Mechanics Bank,
S6T7 II.
Solomon. and J-H II Strauss. STAT.
Titus. Aice--J Ship. s343 70
Weilcder As Nohr. s2.b1s co.
9th 81 Amusement Con- Chlaffo, S37a SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
Norfolk ppina We'll.

"Otioik & Western, with two more
a0n'hs OF increase in net such as was
.-OWh Tor April. would be able TO end the
year as well of as in 1918. The
-" -" III net In April was SiS90l2. The
' Us, N net for the ten months ended with
~ -" was EA,oS Net income increased
:, ap'" oy 1880. cutting down the loss
owl, previous nine months by about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
S2.OOO,O00 More for Paris.

A consignment Of 100000 gold coin for
Paris was engaged at the Sub-Treasury
yesterday by the National City Bank.
Since the present movement of gold TO
Europe began early last month total en-
have amounted to s2o'5c'eO.
Thus far in 1914 sS5,5O0,0oo has been en-
gagged for export. practically all Of which
has been taken at the French capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
Railroad Earnings.
The following railroad reports Tor 4

The following railroad reports Tor April
were made public yesterday;
Nor4olk & Western--rtross, ~ ool; 300; IN
crease sl0o,0i3' net si'%"-'-0A'
S529. 900. c.o.. ASA TIA. IN.
ortase st70SS: net after taxes $-o"o'1'
'"I nva,,,b south Shore & Atlantic--Gross'
s2GT as: decrease. Sl7c5l; net S5so4f' de-
crease S2.SS4. ,,o,o. S.o-.a.o
az ia. net SiT. S53; decrease, $500
CO., Torthern-Gross. S5.i6ITl5;- DE-.
crease. s9I4 1855. net after taxes SOeo'1o''
decrease 5000. g2T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS
JUNE 8.
Manhattan.

The first name 10 that OF the debtor, the sec
ond that Of the creditor. and date when 1udg-
Adm G Pierce co-M Cummings: May g.
1914: $500.
Csmbridse Construction Co. and Adolf Hirsh-
feld--American Clothes Dryer Co; Oct. 4,
1913; s232.
Interborough Rapid TRANSIT, COD. W. Dwyer
Jan l.. 1914: 400 II.
Marshall Chemical Co. nIc.-sW. T. Hamblan
March 27 1914: SJN %.
Mitchell. Geo. WIN. III. Bingham Plumbing
and Cont CO.: Nov. 90 1907; si53 II.
STRAIGHTFORWARD Construction Co.; Nov. 70.
1907: $3.50 o..
National surety co. and Martin Black-Peo-
pie, etc; Feb. q. 1914. $1,000.
Rice Joseph r.: Coleman King, John Ganey-
Michael King-Blaw Collapsiblc steel Cen
trng Co. May -. 1911: $3.50 %; same
same: July 81 1912; Sis 81; same-same;
May 10, 1914 si36 IS. -
Schwartz. AbTaham--l Hall et al Oct. VI. 1877;
$2l4 40. 49,,
Trebert Henry L. F.-Bowler. Holmes &
Hecker; March 23. 1914: SLY 40.
Watkins. Edg. EFF. *. TrowbridSe; May g.
1907 1903 0T. -.
Youngman. VIM. North Electric Co: Feb
5. f9l3 reversed: S261 70.
Knapp, Clyde De. Iantz et a; May .
1914 (canoelled); $3.50 oil.
The Bronx.
III cristofore. Angelo-W W Farley; May
rs 1915. 81 so 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
POULTRY.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, June 5-Auspicious field conditions ions
over the entire domestic and Cahaalah N ,teas
from Europe and Argentina. In consequence
the market here closed easy at the same Do
last night TO tsgl.c lower. Corn woG gu, * az
and provisions down 5diOc. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
PROVISIONS.

Depression in the hog MARIE Gsct.rs t snd stock
cas-. G,nrnsts and moderate bear pressure
y srd wearne., in provisions. The close was
a, lowest prices Of the s ga sS6I, Sasr
mess .;.,,s; Vs. nF.EF'-Quiet mess h7dHs %;
;i IrS E'-; ;lsa,.6; packet slsG,ls eHtTS lndi.
"ss: ;es P PRE- l;2c H eTT Eisa2Z
bacoh, hhaii,es steady: l}dif4c; picked hams
6 rtSieI itair,c. TALLow-Quiet: speeial g.
e City &C nominal; country 6ues.e. LAkD-
Essy middle West, l0giO'-c Continent ylS, 10 &C.
me men yscs lie: compound tsesdy. Shasi5c.
~ ,pISI,-Barely steady: oeo. sac asked;
city. ni.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
BUSINESS REVERSES.

LOUIS J. Contemplation against Louis
J. Gordon. shoe dealer. SS3 Madison ST. by
th... creditors: Rubinsky, Lande G. Co.. *iss'
A. ]. Bates e. Co.. 500; ]. z. Bates q Co.,
Ss5. II was alleged that while insolvent he
secreted shoes valued at $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06

tional bank notes sent to Washington for
redemption. Gold exports amounted TO
sLooo.cco 20 Paris The loss on ordinary
Sub-Treasury operations was s. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
marlborough Rapid Transit

Gross receipts Of the Interoorough
Rapid Transit Company for May were
about $1,000 greater than in the preced-
ing month. following gains Of $4,000 IN
April and 81 900 in March. For eleven
months gross shows an increase or APP
proxinately $4,000 over last year, and
indications are that the twelve-montn
period will show a gain Of nearly Sl,OO'Vco
which compares with an increase or Sl'-
251. 900 for 1913 The lnterborough hapiu
Transit Company is saving more than 100
per cent this year of the gain in gross Tor
net, as in ten months gross gained $4,000
and net after charges increased $l,15o,cOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
NAVAL STORES.

Their. wss r moderate demand for turpentine
.nd nrices we're higher Rosin demand was
sh.,ssa and tar dull. spirits iurpentne
uinas,ns mi f7iSe. TAHr-RetoEt. 1900: kiln.
- 'rc'sSrv-comnion tn good strained, '6iioe;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06

Application has been made by the Du-
luth. Missabe & Northern Railway Com
pany TO the New York Stock Exchange
to list s3,17S0O0 additional general mort
gage IS. due l94l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06

Exports OF copper for the week ended
June 4 totailed $3.50 tons, compared with
7,oie tons the same week last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06

p. &c: II. too: Z. 4i5c: F. t5oc: q. tssc;
II. 4t0c.
SUGAR.
There was 70 change I'm refined sugar. al
rohners holding firm NJ 20c for fine granu-
lated. Raw was easier ana l-32c lower under
moderate offerings. business amounting 10
atCut 10000 bags OF Cubss for prompt snip
ment at csc. cost and freight. equal 10
zoe for centrifugal. and 5000 bass OF Porto
Ricos. ahoat at equal 10 soc. for centrifugals.
steadier tone. with Centrifugal quoted 29c
molasses 2.64c and cost and freight = -32c
In London beet sugar was quiet but steady az
for August with the curb at o. Cd. ~ III AMI
Us I'D respect, ely. Wilctt Gray report
Tho stock OF Europe and America together as
3.6iC.16j tons. against 1892 Ais tons last year
q, the same uneven dates. The increase OF
stock Is 1S.Jis tons against nm Increase o.
lOH19i tons last week. Total stocks ana
anoats together show a visible supply OF B.
sGs T6G tons. against 3.T9s.+1s last year. or an
Increase OF 7o3IS tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06

Kuhn. Loeb & Co. and the National
City Bank announced yesterday that tho
81, 10000 Chesapeake Il Ohio Railway
equipment trust AZ per cent certificates
purchased by them have been sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
NEW YORK PRICES,
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sFaBOARD CLEARANCES.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Flour was steady in sympathy with Wh 1s.s
Spring patents 81 7Ca 5o winter s sa aSrig
81 sJ5s4 30; winter patents 81 1CgSi So sPti 5s
s. sSast S5 tancy spring patents, s. 4ca$2s 90
Rye FLoUR-stcady; far "a T,d 70 gS0a CoR az
s9sEs..irNRiIn aried, SO 20. BAG MEAL.tine
tito and yellow 81 5Oas1 s.: coarse 81 IL to q
81 90 a, gTefs Sos H 95 oa agO DO
600 n. red dog, $50 50 lake and rail-; cry y
asv ~ bulk. s2S: sacks. SGT 80: middiing go 80
S isSo 20. "a dog. s3l ollmeal, $500 SS2 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06

Weekly movement figures OF the New York
Cotton Exchange: Port receipts. 50. 32S bales.
against 3d. 432 last wear; overland 10 mills and
Canada. 1857, against 4.Sg7 last year; South
err mill tskings testimated). 5000 against
20. coo last year; loss of stocks at interior
towns. 23.s7S, against 25Gss last year: brought
into sight for the week. 79.037, against 81. Sal
last year. Total crop movement: Port receipts
5l7 bales. against 8. 6-}9. 545 last year.
overland to mills and Canada, ] .l09 9s7.
against 029 992 last wear: Southern mill tax
ings. 10000 against = $780, 600 last year.
stock az interior towns in excess OF September
]. 1912, against 1s6943 last year; brough.
into sight thus far for season, IL. 100 1856
against ~. 435 $50 last year.
New Orleans. Juno B-Ths cotton market
opened higher, remained ct the advance all
day I'm the face OF continued improvement in
weather conditions and disappointing week
end statistics, and closed steady at n net
advance OF 8 points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
COFFEE.


w.. ,hads easier. Offering we're not ss-
,.sI,. and saies were only $4,000 bags m m
E,es,n, soma exchanges. but there were te"
buycrs ami the market closed a., a. i hst
Cn i5 az nTaciIcaliy even terms. although NAY
500 showed premium OF some . or ~
roints Local spoi market quiet odt s'eaoy A'
as.c for RIO No !. Local contract p''0eSy o.to--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

The Western states Gas and Elcc'ric
Company. which operates In Central anu
Northern California. reports an increase
IN electric customers rs OF March 81 OF
l5.s per cent over the corresponding date
of 1918. and an increase Of over per cent
IN gas customers. Kilowatt lighting load
made n gain Of nearly IS per cent while
horsepower motor load increased 1871 per
cent over the preceding year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-06

a., s'h OF $1,000 by the banks Is indi-
,,,. " the reported movements OF cur
~ ms week. The gain from the in
- was Nb.o7,coe. shipments including
;, transferred through tho sub-Treas-
" san F1ancisco aus sz2Boo ma