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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER The local street market for COP
per Wa qulef. With electrolyiic quoted 10 -
and casting 1890 STANDARD copper on ~
Meta Exchange WsH steady. ~ - tDd j. ~
for spot july August and september IN
London copper closed easy, NJ fsi Joe TOT
spot aud f62 for futures
TIN strong Ncv YORK spot and July,
D. 51a32 Toe August. 81 81 - ar s7isc, sep
tembcr. - 1909 sac. and October. 32.sI 20
&c Ia London tin closed nrm. AZ fltT IL 81
Tor spd and flfs Ia 81 for futures
LEAD-QUiet New York spot. s6d3. &c
ami East ~ Louis. 312 - as &c. In Lon
don lead closed ~ 40 Jos
rPELTLN quiet. NeW York spot. fsoU
OF. aud East ~ Louis 4 sOnt Doc
IRON Mlddleaboro. No 2. sia iisd IN Lon
don Local market Unchanged at So 100
sia - for No ! foundry northern and No
Southern, aud 80 6Dusl5 for No 2 Northern
aud No sogtberp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
I FRUITS

FRESH Receipts 100 pks' apples Ap-
PICS dull Pears i0-cr Potatoes p'Nn
ana weak Currants and hlaokofrr.
higher Hnspbcrrios lower ATT - t,"h
DAYS bbl seas. Baldwin. 81 'on ~ 90
common si0si -. Far Nrsi~ru box 20
MOS SidS. nov. basket. $500 81 , nhl
basket s5T75,. PEARS Southern. -
r.r.fe Dbl Sass 80. PEACH rs. Ga. car
rIe- sfaS. Penn. Jersey. Del aud MO
haskell 500. carrier 75cHti .. PIT Ms.
"a carrier s. ejGsi 70 CHERRIES
black and red. ib. So 10. white. a nc.
.ou- Uqpc. black and rod. s-lh basket 90
" soc. white 3n u 90. sour. req, -od DOC
sour. black 500 To. CO RRA y ~, enc.
a. 7apc. small. 81 d.. STRAW BERhl -.
up-riter lower stations 90 nc. upper SO
lions 1ni1r western J 20 &C.
uIArKHEgRiEs. Del and NJ 50 t.. Jei
So 5aDr. ENSPBERRTTS. Jers"r. ted'
mint. 4u1c. up river. red. dN s.. black apps
s.nt. 4agc. HrCKLEBERBlEs e a.
G1ie-. peI and M. "a 10. Penn and Jor-
.~y. sal5c. GODSEBEHHfES. lsrge. a.
g6igc small 4dGc. VI nMELoEs. a..
sfandard crats 81 7jn A. %. POM. 81 - q
s. -. ornuze pack crate. 8 - 81 "a. nat
,..e -5,asf -. s e. aud Gs. standard
,.att Sia.1i 90. pony. 80 as -, dai -"
d., SOC. g. standard crate. ST as 90.
DEANGEg. Fla. box. sass Porto RICO
1icaS.aO. cal 81 ,1Gs3 30. GRAFT
FRUIT. Fla. boz. s. n g. 80. CuDsn. , vs.
Porto Rico 75c q g. 80. PINEAPPLE.
Porto Rico. rcd spanish. crate, 81 a 81 -.
cuban staSc 10 Fla. Sass smooth CAY.
cnne S-G st VATERMELOHa 100. W. 90
rr go. .srfoaf Stnoa So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. July The offerings ~ tho oo
s4fflon sales TO fay amounted 10 1881
balsa Demand 40 brisk and prices we're
frnI Tho beet grH1ep Of mcrinoH advanced
from . 90 ~ pr cent Americans bought
me gresfy merinos and crnHahroda. luuts
Arenas rangf1 from unchanged 20 per cent
hlehef sud Americans secured the best
sfad~a ~ H. Gisd. TIE Continent vas more
arn.e Today sales follow Nee south
rvaif~ ~ halff. secured. o. Xdu2s lisG.
sfoaar sird0fa 81. Queensland. ! 100.
sc0ured o. Mas ga. Rfcnaf. Skddls IA.
Victoria 11n. occurred j. fd02s - greasy.
7isdufn go HOUtn Australia. @1 secured.
D. Am2s ia gfesaY. sduis - West
Australia. 100. FfesHy. l0lsdais 2iad. New
Zealand 4 J00 sr0urfd IL du2f I'D.
grcaay. sdUfH @iad. cape ~ Good Hope and
natal 900. FcOgfeG. D. sdN2f n Rfcary. "a
HIDt4d Puuta ArensH. . no. greasy Tis1m
D. 34d Falkland Islands. 1890, sfeseg,
gaduIa I.d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
BUSINESS REVERSES

LATHROP HASKINs a 90. brokers. 81
Broadway. stanley ". Dexter referee has
decided against several claimants Tor stocks
which eere on margins with nrm when 10
ras put into bankruptcy. Ia January. 1910
Claimants are Frederick ". Finley. Robert
Flanagan. Gustav r. Boehm. Annie O. frN-
erich. Gencvisvc = Nedder. T.. G.. Osborne
aud Catherine l.oysrich
r. SHAPIRO. ROrMAS a co. waists
and dresses. - " 10th 81 Petition filed by
Nsx ShdloNsky. Seoi !. Rodsteln. sliO. "
NJ Leyitan 4 Co. S2>s Liabilities. $1,000.
assets. S4.@o Judge Hand appointed Miss
Bertha Rembsugh receiver. bond. .. GO.
BERL BlRNBERS. - Bond ~ Petition
filed hy Producers Feather company. s2is
African American ostrich Feather Company.
SOS. l. Salsman & Co. s3I5
ABRAHAM WEfNSTEIN. tailor ~:
caldwell av.. Bronx. nlcd petition. with
liabilities. t25i2. no assets.
SIMON sCTiU Imam baker. 39t 2. s;h
81; hlcd petition. With liabilities. -. ioS
assets. $500
ISAAC KALIsH. pcddIsr. isi T. mn
ST. nlod petition, With liabilities. fl.s9i
assets t3.2s3
rHILIP j. HERBuRGER JR.. les "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
MISSOURI PACIFIC
GOES STILLLOWER
Officials Cannot Account for
Heavy Liqridation-To Discuss
|. & q. N. Notes Today.

The heavy selling IN Missouri Pa
cihc. which caused excitement in Wall
street on Wednesday, continued yes
tcrday. and the stock, after opening at
l2@,. declined TO II, only one point
above tho low price of the last twenty
years. The closing sale was at lla., a
drop OF IL from the previous days
last quotation.
There was fairly sharp recovery in
inc roads bonds, which were also weak
WCdnesday. The convertible D per cent
bonds. which sold as low as 49,
Wednesday. closed AZ ~. and the forty
year Is, which dropped 10 ~ 2. went 10
-. but closed at 49,, Yesterdays
gains, however. made up only part Of
the recent heavy losses
Missouri Pacific officials reiterated
their previous statements that they
knew Of no reason Tor the continued
heavy liquidation Of the stock. In well
Informed quarters, however, the ex-
PLANTATION was offered that the heavy
decline Of the last two days was due
10 ,he uncertainty over the maturing
obligation. of the Western Pacific and
the International & Great Northern, IN
both OF which properties the Missouri
Facihc has large equities. There was
also the suggestion that the chief
Gould railroad must sooner or later
iacc reorganization which will in
volve a material scaling down OF its
interest bearing securities, with n pos
slble heavy assessment on the stock
Ranking interests Of the Interna-
tional & Great Northern will hold a
meeting to-day 10 discuss the ways and
means OF providing for the 81 900 900
three year per cent notes. which fall
cue OF August !. As yet no plan has
been devised 10 take care Of the notes.
but according 20 reports current yes
tcrday some arrangement may be made
with the Gould family 20 carry the
road over the coming Crisis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10

100000 70 100000 The stock will
be issued from time TO time, and the
proceeds used in purchasing additional
properties and for other requiem ents
found necessary.
Tho Bankers and Brokers' Direc.
tory has just been published by Will
Jams & Co. Ii includes q list Of law
lcrs and accountants. and covers New
l.asland, the Middle Atlantic states and
Washington.
Kuhn. Loeb 6 Co. and William 4.
Read 4 Co. arc Offering New York City
a.. per cent interchangeable gold
bonds at l02.l4 per cent and accrued
interest. TO yield Ais per cent. The
bonds are due March /. 1864.
An extra dividend Of per cent has
been declared by the Eastman Kodak
Company on its common stock, payable
september TO holders of record July
-. and an extra dividend OF 81. per
cent on the common stock. payable Oc-
tobcr 10 holders Of record August 2 /.
The regular quarterly dividend % pa
per cent and y per cent on the pre-
fcrrcd has also been declared. pay
able October ! 20 holders Of record
August 81. A total dividend Of 40 per
cent was paid on the common stock
IN 1910, 1911, 1912 and 1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
COTTON LOSES
AN ADVANCE
Weather Conditions Start a Sell
ing Movement After Early
Firmness.

After an early advance the cotton
market turned easier yesterday. owing
TO more favorable weather reports
from the Southwest, and closed steady
at a net decline Of - points 10 an ad-
vance of points. late months being
relatively steady. Old crop deliveries,
r. fact. we're relatively weak during
the entire day. There was selling OF
August and October against purchases
OF later months, and there were also
purchases OF late months against sales
in Liverpool The official weather re-
ports indicated good rains At three or
four stations in Texas, with scatter
ing showers a. several points, while
temperatures averaged lower than re-
ported on Wednesday. Closing prices
we're a shade up from the lowest. with
new crop positions ruling points
lower 70 points net higher. South
orn spot markets we're unchanged 20
&c lower, and the local market held
quiet at l325c FOR mlddllng upland.
Iocal contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
RAILROADS.


81 900 6 " s.. a.. s.. ~. ="
0ca y esieru Tel &c.. s''. "a 10 '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
JULY .
Manhattan.

Tho fr.t name IL that OF IN. debtor. IN.
second that 81 tho creditor and date When
Judgment was fled: -,
puffr-t~s Publishing 90 u. r. Wood. July
IL 1912 reversed. ssoi o.
IRIS ~ III Finck June -, 1910 teil ~
HOFFMAN il kezsler. oct Hs''
81 20. g. ,- A.. -
o. PonrkS. r FL. Clarke: June }. 1914
$50 ~. al. -. 4.
Penross Realty Cor. D. Purcell. Ney j.
1913 siU2 30 49,
siftler. caroline e.-F. r "s''' S@N -
1919 s-sls ~ 80 80,
kolfwcllcr j D. brcnNers juno Ia Wv
Cancelled. $3.50. .
I.lehrrmann T. Pom, Breeze Ferry sni I'm
pro,erent Co sept % 1913 Hs-3 ~.
pufterirk Publishing 90. LTD y. Syernsel .
Nov - 1918 81 g. -
Nev York Homcops; ne Medical collsG. sn1
Flower Uospitai-J. Buckley; June =.
1913. Sio.2l5 %
Cooper. Il B-Palmer 4 Emssry MANU-
facturing Co: Aux. q, 1913. s.as 80.
Ftgcher. II New York Edison 90 Fse
!. 1905 tioi 81 49, q.
1914 s53s rs. A.,
Mlutcn, VI Mr.. j. Erid g az 81" v
1914 SasS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10

OuI, moderated active and somewhat &c.
regular Early lu the day prices we're higher
ON an advance boz The nfo hog market and a
rather bullish statement &. large MilWIn-
kee "a cker. hut commission houses sold frror
and late 10 tho DAY lard ana ribs were carl.
while pork vaa firm on covering hr july
shorts PORK Firm. Ness s. 0Qf-s lau
De. f-0s.. short clear. SO .n}1. BEEF
s,cadr Moss 'l1afis "a. family Sis4fi9.
packet iEWtS. extra india mess. son 81.
DRESSED HOGS Firm. l-AHl-n.. pigs.
i7'sr CUT MI ATS ri-i,lef hoilic--St' a.il.
fidi5c Picked hams-StcaI'. l9Hlai,r
TAIi/OW- QUIET. special. 6f.r. city. s. asked
country. sassy LARD lrm. Middle Ne't.
30 l.ai0 g.. city nrm. 9'sr' refined stca'f 4.
South America. ll@Ic. Continent 10 soc
Brazil kegs. i-cs-. compound steady. 8As4
SIC TI;ARTNE-Quiet. oleo. ~. city lard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10

The etatcmcnt issued from tho Balti-
more & Ohio oficcs yesterday said that
expenses last year we're augmented by
extraordinary charge amounting 10
S2.ll-.0s5 for permanent rcconstruc-
ton Of property damaged or destroyed
hy the food o. March. 1913. The res
torntion Of the damaged property has
now been completed and virtually all
charges on this account have been dis
posed Of IN the year just closed. II
was thought; preferable By the man
ngement TO charge these expenses out
ri present rather than extend them
over n series OF years. as has been the
custom OF some other railroads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10

--,nyI,tod remalned a. s, 30 susht -
scrion occurred in raw. under liocral oner
inss. sales amounting 20 about - 100 oass
% CAoas anoat and FOR prompt shipment 20
O., 2 % fo- Ccntr'fugal The market be
.,me steadicr late. with holders ASKING a
shade HIGHER without takels- ne Cos.
VAS nrm. ~ 2sc FOR Centrifugal -olc to'
-,oIas.es and -. Tor cuba. cost ana frels.
n, Tonson bect sugar was quiet. but ~teadN.
IN as "a Tor july. % a'.l Or August sn1
@. "a far October December. 700. W.
.i-b Al IS "a % a. and % .'d. re'p'' ''''
CUBAN FUTURES
Tin. fsr, that holders OF raw ate seneI
,p,' r.fu,i,r fg -eU az currcr. PRICES 81
.,.-,eed 90. belief shat quotations y Hl -
advanced and on this account 'hn'n t'N
for September and October delivery WeIe ~
cideil, nrtnc-. closing :, higher on inc ia '
,,,,o,,tfors Cor Cuban raw sugar futures
b.sis 80 degrees 1 2 Ne~ YORK, reporter
~ Hopkins Brothers - Broad at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
MINING
NEW JERSEY CHARTERS.

fBy Telegraph 20 Tho Tribune
Trenton y j.. July &C s. "o coo oSJ YET !,
Inc Town 81 Union. real estate 1917
Golfhcrzcr West New hoIh' Jps'p',
bs.ts Iergrv ct,y. j. T. Doppsl. Town OF
I mon. 1900.
Bshr Bro. Co Newark: plsyer piano,
800 90 Henry Behr. W !. bshr' j.. u
Behr. Monielsir a.. An
NitnmN nsaItv Co Jersey city. Vn .
John Nimmo. FIsnc.s Nimmo l. "inho
Jersey city. .,,.
hopewen chocolate 90, Inc. Hopewen .
Nelson Hep~eeU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The following railroad reports for
May were made public yesterday:
>,- York. Sew Haven & Hartford
li..t s. 5st204. dc,rras'. Si29 aGt. net,
81 -.u u-s. increase. So. SO
Contra. Sow Lugla1d -Gf0ss. S8l0.oss
u.-...s. S4l9f. NET S8f SIS. decrease,
SrI.ae
>.u York. Ontario 4 Wcstern-Groas.
s1o0pSe. decrease. s.. "a. net tla5. III.
decrease So AZ
chicago. Burlington & quincy - Gross.
s. .-n -g~ decrease. s715. col. net sfter
ts..s S00g c1.. decrease t.tp. j62
Weston Mari iaud--Grosf $3.50 $50 o.
.r.... Sf4l5. dcncit So 80. Increase.
S@-..rfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Irregular Changes at Opening
Prices Fairly Firm Later.

Prices on the Consolidated Exchange
were irregular on the opening call, bu'
in the face Of renewed weakness N
special instances held we'll for the
greater part Of the day. On the call
Missouri Pacific changed hands at l2's,
1871. and 10. New Haven at 63'7 and
Chesapeake l. Ohio al Az
There were transactions in Corn
Products AZ Q and National Lend AZ 30.
Atchison again changed hands at par.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10

Northern Pac. Bonds All Sold

T. J.. Morgan G TO. announced yes
.e1a. eliza. the $4,000 900 Northern
Tactic SO per cent rc'gndiuC and in
rro.cmcrt bonds purchased recently
bad all boon sold. The sew rcfundinr
and Improvement mortgage was exc
c.tei do favor Of the Guaranty Trust
Company. as trustee. u covers s.!
m IS o. railroad one a. tho largest
m. leaces ever pledged under p single
instrument. Additional amounts Of
che bond may be sold iu subsequent
years. a. required for rcfunting exist
Ing mortgage indebtedness and for ad-
CIt.oua aad bcttcrments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
Traders Are ObSeSSed by
Possibilities of Rate
Decision.
r & o. FORCED TO
DRAW UPON SURPLUS
dividend Would Have Been
Fully Earned Had 1t Not Been
for Unusual Floods.

scf.ers discussing the apathy OF
OK market toward such nhu-
80. az the splendid crop prospects IN
~, ,untry and the great success OF
,ss rcnch loan abroad declare that
80 r. and the public generally are
~ ,sessed with the idea OF what
= ,.,e decision .s 90 bring that ihey
see nothing else. YET u rs inc
, omon belief IN commission houses
at the decision itself, whatever u
r1sv he short O.! comp etc victory
for railroads ls not "Ae!y 10 GO
ne more TO the market than
49,. n TO two or three points ln one
sirection or the other ana N'I s"e"
hs NEED m as a market factor. l. ITS
'G,,et influence extends over more
,bsn three DAYS there viii be lot
~ sarprised persons ln the street.
Rut In many quarters there ls The
sesli- that the fact or the decision,
atm than IT'S terms. Is what VIII
~, .-adinc out Of rs du.no-s. These
rri.tes believe that She decision
sone.hing like the p.sto! shot tna'
stari runners in race, and they
,h;nl that the bulish factors when
bs.e been so numerous lately have not
heeu ignored, but have been laid aside
ouly FOR the time being useless while
th,re is uncertainty over what the In
,,rstate Commerce Commission may
"a. but Of considerable potentially
ones rs announcement Is made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10

Operations In 'lc coffee market -e-e con
enrf % Sepfemhcr. December ana Ma. li'
A .tcadlcr tone prevailed and prices q, '"'
closc Ncrc At about The best ~ ne dAy w.
,ct s,lns ~ idf polntr The slight upfutn
so. Tue largcN g. show ~ hrnir"sf -n
-ur.ne. whore Tia,re closed i9n't f-Hu. un'
hi-h.r. and Hamburg advanced i4pis Pig
Pr.ztlian markets were also stea.'. tan
sro,s Showing nu attauc, ~ 1A rris. AMI
ehlIc -artoq spots wore unchanged futures
rcre fairly nrm a. uuchaugcl 20 30 f'i.
higher cost and freight offers from kra.ii
uerc stead. with pisces sf.ll above parifr
with local quotations. Ioral Fpot market
Vas unchanged, with Rio 7s quoted at s..
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, July Corn took the lead
on change to-day both in activity and
strength. Drouth damage. as well A.
the bullish construction placed on the
government report, prepared the way
for a decided bulge. The market closed
strong, sac to 2i.c above last night: In
wheat the outcome was uncnsnsed TO
x6hc lower. and for oats . gain OF
bc TO sc. Provisions wound up With
2i4c TO 62Ise net advance. Range OF
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Trading n this market yesterday for
tCrelgn account amounted 10 some
1000 shares, practically all on the sell
ing side.
The Ensold portion Of the t12.JOO.-
oOo Horthwestern Elevated Railroad
company o. Chicago frst mortgage 3
Pc cent thirty-year bonds, purchased
~ tue National City Bank, - W. Hal
ssy 4 60. and Lee. Higginzon e. Co,
"a being offered a. 81 ard interest. %
yisld ~ per cent.
risrpopt {. Davis and Charles n.
boynton have been elected 20 member
fnlp on the New York Stock Exchange.
5toekholserE 81 the American Chicle
company have approved az Increase Ia
ne company common stock from o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
NrM YORk PRICE-.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
IIOIR ND MLNL.

Flour VA inactive. 90 buyers seq" %.
- d, ....f ..rlr Ir rlo.. r.t itr- - .i.tE
t,,enf. ;tt4sf1.. viltc- sra I~Nts. g IN
Ia 9, winter patent. 81 s.U3l %, lfIls
.I,ars. 81 Isntt ~. catrs 40 winter :. ''"
as 20. fam, sprins patents. s. ht !, ,' D. D. =.
rTpIrg-gu.ct Fair FL" go... ~ .."ff no.
choice 10 fancy. g. ,,n$a 90. ,1l." MIA
',,,,.t' IN. v,bIfr and ttllov 81 i00tl a..
,o.r-o 81 gsati a. rLD-Wcstern eatt &,
tr,n iOo IL .a,.a. 81 o.. standard iIlddliug.
80 g.. nour TO- s. rel dos. 800. cir easy D.
mn s.. sacks. s. o.. mifdiinG. 81 '5a $50
r.d erx. f5l. ollmeaI t2J0 i73 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
rot LTRl.

pREssED-Fancy, large foNls scarce q Pc
arm gmaI,. r sizes dan ana irregular. ho'n
49, ,rf f-czeu L-Oii,rs plenty. dull ana
lover Fanry frozen roasting chickens arm
o,h.r grades dun TL RkEl = ircrh XIV %
1,e.te'n fancy. l16isc. CHICKENS. btoh-
80 lhi PHIIa and J.. 1 squads. ono 10 eacn'
per PAR oOq1Oc. Phila fancy. ~ lbs ca -
aeagt~- Terna fame. e6G-Sc. VI, elected
% - tDNrS boz hacked. l3alac. obi
p.csod. isgiSc, COCKS OIL. Nrsgl-c
DrCKl T. T. ltaisc. sQLABs, white . 6Ii.-n9e'
81 .5nys -. dark. q sail %. eulls. sOel %.
i.rortn-Ti RKEys box packed. Young he,na
o. IONS. -sa.s-: ool packed 20 90 9,.
ait. CHICKENS, broiiers, milk fea w
10 ..orp rcd ifdi5c. roasterr, soft mested'
mix fed Isl esc. corn Ted. 1890: Fowls.
box packed l5aisc. a. 20 sizc and aualt. 4.
~, No IeGl5c: GEESE. lSJlfc. ALlN -
.o,a. 2. freight cars on tracks this morning.
- catch ~ were unioaded sales a. auction
=, -. and hrollers AZ lower Prices la .
eaused weaker market at private sales.
Most sales OF fowls a. l'c and ezaileFs a,
iSFrsoc. ~ auction fowls sold a. isrl'c' and
boilers nj isnlHsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10

Ore % the most curious fact u
connection with the break DO the u .-
souri, Pacluc issues la she small
amount Of selling which can hc traced
70 the commission houses. NhateVcr
the general public thinks about Che
compsny's position 10 is making Ltt.c
effort 70 dispose Of ITS holdngE OF
Mop" There was rumorc. % Dc
considerable foreign liquidation Of the
Gould issues. but investigation OF tins
report, too. failed % yield much a
the way OF facts. European traders
IN fact. seem 90 have bought nearly
as much as they have sold OF the
Gould issues lately. The process o.
elimination. indeed. seems 90 make
clearer all the time that the real OF ga
Of what Is plainly concerted selling
- in this country and not TOO many
blocks south OF Wall Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
COTTO>sEED OIL.

Was fairly steady early, oNlnf - iess
preasur. 20 asll AMI on buy ing credited 70
esding renncrs Late ~ the day tho market
gave way under liquidation. ana ar fhe close
prices were = 10 points net lower. Local
contrast prir~s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
Baltimore & Ohio's Year.

u was taken as a pity in the Street
that Baltimore d Ohio's showing for
the year was less effective ns an
argument than % might easily have
hen. because Of the heavy expenses
incurred through making up its prop
sr,v losses through foods Charges
nj. hi account amounted 10 S2ll2,065,
Whe. as the deduction from accumu-
hted surplus needed 20 make up The
6;vissnd on the common stock was
only s357,O30 greater Undoubtedly
re loss in earnings sustained by the
road through the floods was much
lager than that excess, so mat even
wjst he loss o. interest from the ad-
vsr 10 the Cincinnati. Hamilton &
the company would have done
better. u there had been no
fooe than 10 earn its fun dividends.
Az On object lesson OF what regu!a-
tom has done 90 the railroads the
Bsit:nore & Ohio consequently Is
without reE value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10

Liverpool csbics--pot presscd TOR sale,
salog. 700 bales. speculation and export. 10
American 1900. imports. no mlddilng W.
land 3sl. futures opened steady 5'gni
points higher closed steady. 500 points Cd
vance July aad July-August 0sisd. Aug
gust september G. seed september october.
1.i-d: October Nov smDcr. sGfisd Notcui-
tor December . sod. December January.
s5g4. Januar, -Fc hruary. 659isd. Februart %
March. s0iyd. March-Apri 6.62l. April
Ma. s6"sd May-JIne, 6.65f. June-JulN.
s0d Mancheste.-Yarns presHci for sale.
Cloths duh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10

Re .lpts 3teso bbis potatoes. I 40 pkgs
onions New potatoes dall ana 90 !oN'l.
Csbbasca and lettuce lover. Peas hlsher.
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ST COAST - old. per bhi Or bag NiQSl -.
SWEET POTATOES. 20 ! basket 'S.s
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seg. yellow basket. s. 25aS white. .-Iis,"
81 red. S-fS2 - spanish, arg cfa'ss, sS@
81 80. ASPARAGUS. doc punches. >lNNl'
AGTICHOkE-. French. dog. Sla4l .
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KrErS ipJ lunches. NipS2: BASKET. "1cH
$50. CAREOrs. old. bbl. S.nSl bas ~ 9"''
5. -. now. 100 buu"hse. SlHf- 'El.Lt' o.
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