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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
Putting a Price on Risk.

Yesterday morning there vas a dis
parity a. one time or nearly , points
between the price OF Baltimore &
Ohio on the stock Exchange and the
urice OF Baltimore d Ohio when re-
leased" on the curb. The difference
vas much reduced "a the day went
Or. and practically eliminated when
the decision supporting the Union Pa
enc IN The McCsdden suit was made
known. What caused Baltimore &
Ono % sell lower on the curb than
o. ne Exchange was the fact that
home way might be found between
yestereay ana 5ionday, when the
Ca.oa Pacific distributes It's stock. 20
hold I'd the distribution permanently
and the man who sold short on the
Ex,aarge and bought on the curb, 70
cover HE shorts. might never be able
o rst the stock. the curb contracts.
o. course. being cancelled IN the
even that there could be no distriou-
tion. He would then have % cover
b. buying stock or the Exchange, and
a there - a large outstanding sno1f1
ratsrest in Baltimore & Ohio, he
p q. be put % 4 great deal Of dim
eglty and expense 20 buy Or even %
os-ro~, me necessary snarCc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
FOR FEDERAL SUPERVISION
Spocner Supports Kingsley s
Views on Insurance.

The New York Life Insurance Com
panv. which recently inaugurated a
country wide campaign through IT'S
president. Darwin p. Kingsley, for fed
eral supervision Of insurance, yester-
day made public the opinion OF John
{. Spooner, formerly United states
Senator from Wisconsin, IN support OF
his attitude.
Mr.. Spooner's opinion dwels on the
legal effect Of an amendment 20 the
Constitution giving Congress power 70
regulate the insurance business. IN
his general conclusions he says:
Under the form of amendment sug-
rested u would seem clear that no
state could impose any license. imposi-
ton or other form Of tax a. all on IN
surance corporations or upon the
agents OF such corporations carrying
on an insurance business IN state
other than that which created the cor
poration. Certain II Is that the fed
eral mower would be held by the Su-
preme Court 70 be complete m itself
and exercisable 20 the utmost extent
without limitations other than those
prescribed in the Constitution Itself.
Supplementing the SpoOner opinion
President Kingsley IN letter, when
Is being sent 70 the heads OF all lnsur-
ance organ cations m the Cnlteo
States. asks their assistance IN obtain
ing the support Of policynolders Tor
The enactment Of the proposed amend
ment fsvoring federal insurance regu-
latiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. July Is, 1914
BEENES.

Receipts $50 head nearly a. fo-
slaughter 80 trading feeling steady Tor
prime "a, stock. NcaA for other grades
Dressed beef n-m. cify dressed na'iy. sides
% ff f-f,r n..- Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
U. P. DISTRIBUTION
AGAIN UPHELD
Justice Page Refuses Injunction
Asked for Preferred
Stockholders.

The planned distribution by the
Union Pacific Railroad CO. OF about
$4,000. 600 in Baltimore & Ohio stock
among the holders OF common stock,
a. well as cash dividend bringing the
total 20 about S80,000000, was upheld
for the second time IN the Supreme
Court Yesterday, when Justice Page
dismissed the application Of Joseph J.
McCaddon and other preferred stock
holders for an injunction 20 prevent
the pavment o. the dividend.
A similar action brought by the
Equitable Life Assurance society. A
holder OF preferred stock Of the
Union Pacific, was dismissed by the
Court Of Appeals on Tuesday.
McCaddon alleged that the purchase
bv the Union Pacific Of securities Of
tho southern Pacific and Northern Pa
cifc having been declared Illegal m the
federal courts the prohts accruinS
from that purchase could not be dis
tributed as a dividend. The Baltimore
& Ohio stock was taken IN exchange
for the securities Of the Southern Pa
cifc Il was further alleged that there
had been improperly credited 10 proht
and loss various amounts sufficient to
reduce the Union Pacihc's alleged sur
nlus below the amount of the proposed
d,vidcnd. and that the declaring o.
the dividend was improvldent.
The executive committee OF the
Tnion Pacific. al a meeting yesterday.
.ordered the payment OF the dividend.
THO reimbursement was originally made
nsvable 10 holders Of record March =,
1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
TRADING In THE
CURB SECURITIES
Union Pacific Rights Heavily
Dealt In and Close Lower
Rock Island Shares Firm.

Union Pacific rights held the centre
Of attraction on the curD yesterday
following the decision OF the Court
OF Appeals and OF the roads directors
for delivery OF Baltimore & Ohio
shares in an extra dividend. payable
on June 20. Trading amounted 10 Il
total Of $4,000. and the markets close
saw the rights selling At 2sis, : Of
a point lower, because e the decline
in Baltimore & Ohio shares on the
Stock Exchange. Rock Island new
common closed up = and preferred
Up %
Trading IN industrials was light, the
only transactions o. consequence be
ing 900 shares Of Riker-Hegeman,
which closed at 9is, an advance of IS,
and 5000 shares OF Profit Sharing Cor
poration at :. The oil list was broad
er. but business was still restricted
Atlantic Refining improved > points,
as did Prairie oil and Gas and South
Penn OIL Vacuum oil lost point
and Buckeye Pine Line =. Mining
share we're moderately active win
prices fuctuating within narrow limits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
New Haven Meeting
Checks Trading for a
Time-NewS Belated.
PL. DEBENTURE IS
MOVE DOWN FURTHER
william Rockefeller Misses an
Opportunity by Leaving the
Stock Exchange.

wseh was expected from the New
haven meeting yesterday, and there
a, even talk in the morning that
=, stock market was waiting TO hear
"a. would be decided. Traders,
,.uever. did not remain downtown
Or report OF what had happened.
y they had, it Is probable that they
xsuld have been disappointed, Tor IN
-. lobby OF the Exchange and IN
customers rooms OF commission
houses during the stock market ses-
oor there had been predictions Of
wholesale designations Of directors,
action in the Massachusetts bill fox
,se sale OF the Boston & Maine, etc.
such news as filtered into the fnan-
"a distric, in the late afternoon mad
!, ,ha, the directors would not apply
for no~ consent 20 q receIversnIn. and
tat s. fa- as the sale OF the Boston
4 Maine stock was concerned they
we're standing pat. The Interstate
Commerce Commissions literary mas
teruiece a committee OF three was 10
consider and report on at later
meeting. The committee on the Bill
FG-d transaction reported that u
would Try 20 recover what SIM, II
,sny. wss due the company. All OF
which was pretty light material for
the making OF history.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
BUSINESS REVERSES

r0rNOsA MERCANTILE 70. imporirrs
90 f.4r and exrorf~rs Of cotton go"df 90
water ~ Petition nlcc or konis Bros
O.. SO Gs9. corn L--hansc, Bank,
g. 900 U.F A f.oudon $3.50
IS % BARNETT. salesman SO y
f..tr ST. nIcd petition. With Liabilities
g.. an. no assets Creditors include
.tr.ts~orers' national Bank. '-.9iF and
,.Ittl,1e. Nation<l Bank. 5000. % chey
,,.,c. Minnie Barnett. Boulder. Cot. 80 o.
600 J - Barnett. Long Beach. CAL
f0uV = MITCHELL 60 publisher ~
f,.bion piate- and periodicals. 81 v 10Th
=. Judge Hand authorized receiver 90
.,reut nffer of Peter y Huser 10 pur-
Dt,..r ..~sts for tfI.s 800
rpIGNfAL HAT GO. IS ". sd 81
,,.la ssaiguinent 20 samuel n Lummis.
- April they compromised nlth cred
giV0N LfNDAU ~ Lind4u 4 GO B..
,..,r,~u.s apparel. 81 ctu ~. made as
,irnment 90 Nathaniel Walk"f Petition
III, Med by a. cohen. ~, Brand a
%,rden Inc stss. Benedict " Beck. So.
fJsbliitica said 20 b~ $1,000 assets. $1,000
cuAHLEs PASNtct. drr goods. 1868
gd a. Petition Med ny : Friedman
a nro. iiss. Laz4r Jacobson. 1890. sam
ueI guint 90. s..
BNHNET JAFFE waists and dresses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
Neither Sign Nor Portent-

Where the relief viii star. that
tent.ally ia % come 20 the stock
nsrkst nobody now IS bold enough
- say. The disappointing results
vtsre % much WAS eZpected-ot the
sls,e and City bonds sale here snd
- ne French government sale abroad
ave gwen prophecy black eye.
sset discuzsIon a. there is just now
soogt the rate decision ~ Ike the
content % a soda-wster bottle With
tts cork long out. II anything, me
rsis dec or in prospect is a Dis
t4rt.uz factor In sentiment, rather
'azr the contrary. Latterly stocks
have noyed when rate discussion =
Boz the ar ~ often a. not ~ though
tae osc.sio1 were a threat and not 4
promise. The Commerce Comm iarIrn p
ffport Or the Sew Haven seems %
have been she proverbial straw %
bTea< ,he back ~ overloaded opt
HEw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
Manhattan.

Tho following Judgments fo- amounts oI
more tiau Si"o we're nled ycsterds,. ne
mrs, name icing thar o. the debtor.
Abdgiau Mseau-Pcopie. etc. 500
Henry A. Ruoino-J. a. Bsugger. $40 -
.n.to salvatore. and f.ulSl Ogui5ane-D.
.It,uni q 60. s51s Vi.
AItc-Io. Joseph. Sorje. si.0is 80.
Borut Herman-Lansins AhonnaHa
B'sih. Harold. and Louis H ol'sadlrh-E.
Bu-lct. Rov G-Piumbers Trade journal
Publishing Co. s-+j -.
Burk, Robert Z. or T. LA. suiAa *
chas. r -iS r.-wuliam B Harris Co.
BIZ. Ueaaaa.r and RAJ Brauer.
Bergen. Louis John Burke importing
C,,,,ai-. cIaude F-canlvln Investing
casser. r hens Cumpert ct a. s464 ..
Clements. Nicholas . Meyer Denker SIN
Cuiio. John and Jam.s-N.w York Edison
pudi.y' Theresa AZ. /. Brady Co.
rlscI. frank A-Thomss c. Edmonds &
Feldmaa. jacob NIB. H. Kopanhs~ies
r-reaE,i Edward. Jacob Quail and John
Solomon. pitz-N T.. kass. So %
HeurndsU G.-Nauonal BanA Of Far HocA-
E' ava r W|Jonn wanamaAer NeH YORK
HEAD. +. Ain L HAZEL, GO. $3.50 81.
Iandierio. G.-People et..- ~ g. ooos
EeUr. q H.-National Casket Co. $3.50 -
Sa1c--ame SIS 81. SOME
T'rrron v 4. l.. Joseph q al. So .. -.
Leiusin Tur 90. ard y b'auhs's'h - W.
NAM nsmpe'i r's1 800 60. r c. ra.lor
NN ~ o.. Matthew Wilson ( e.. s2?s o5.
NrfiI,r s " - slut eff a.. So ~.
D.. CarmIns A. AM \. roma
$50 - 49, Security 90 r. T.. l.a,',. $50 q.
Permanent 'orslfi-'.'N
~ ~ w Elne.15r. t47ei
pope r A.-Reea stone CO. s si.i 81,
RYAN. j j =. LEO. 81 ,op u
80 po.e-Colorial Bank. 81 $50 a.
RIOS. R.-V Lowers Gam1rinls Brewery
r. no, 'G fFI.nl.ea Market & Grocery Co
Re: riD tS Abrahan--A Ca.on, Sill 81
sssai. Florence. and Aimee :. hlss@N-i H. :
sp PellT "a SCI 'si u /. renhar, $50 Is
Sem. s-Dur,' MS 20. In, 81 SiS - ..
smith n Al 4 White. $l.',''4 BE. ,,o.o-
r--,,, 60 Of %ew York. Inc. 81 $50 -.
as vs. 5gtn s., CO.. Albert sFe-'o
SD. Tredlsnder Co.. SO.
f..o-,. Vereakci-C Brandt. $50 -. -
r Tulanev whiting Hudson Iils- co.
tyi-igo- Land and improvement GO. ana
81 .tpstead House and HONE Col IT,
Rrabaud. Sl,isG7> ,,o- a.
r--.-f- 2 VhttSor-J = Nhiison. NlV" -
Victor Vollm-r-Amer.can Box Ban co.
A9,F V' &c., yandrasltch II. Au''aadsr
rfsr a. 3 Ziitel-s E-helmen. tl35 o.
James p wood-B. Altman O0''
ros- -i,',' Wasrer-i- Joseph Ct g., S-s3 81.
The Bronx.
r.- Campbel,--L Neuhurger 80 -
fia--,. Cht~h~lsh -. Ness. S2.o'J 81, same
ro.eH5ire r. Ci-ord-T Z. Chancellor.
rf tyT, ueaiy-E. T. Eoone, $50 IS.
Isaac or,-Northevn Bank ~ Ne" Oh H.
- .ii,sw Lcadino and ssrcrio Gailo-H. r.
--rram a co. $500 80.
rlrrr-d and Ellen J r. Hsra-Noiih III
rant 81 ~ev York. st5@6 46.
samuel schwartz security Bank o' Nc"
Eosins.d whamond-The Nor'h. sd sd.
Board o, Trade DO ,ne city 'i HeV
Yo-s. s:23 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER The Local street market for cop
psr vas duu. with cis~trolytir quoted -
tgs.0I...c and casting al i34nlj's
-t.ndard copper on the Meta Exchange VA
,,.,l., ..ifi .uoi Iuiy August and ~~pteu
ter oDo,ea af 81 2s0 o. CSC lu London cop
,rr closed quiet. hf lGi 81 81 for spot and
fgi ifs 30 FOR future.
ms Firm. Sow Yorf spot and July.
~ .s09t s5c August 81 TOAST '5r. septeu
I'd sn1f.2r. Ortotcr. 30 gO03@ i0c lu
tordor tlu closed quiet. 90 tif3 ios for SPOT
and fiG5 for future.
Lad quiet. Nev Yor. SPOT. s,da H5c
and Fat So fouis " ~ us.1f'.c Tn Lon
,t,,, had closed - 40 - %
stfI.TEU Quiet. @e~ York syot o'n
~. and Ea-t 40 foui-. 477i7Nf s,'s.. o.
toodor sp.iter closed ai III lnr
mo. 8iddisai,ofo so :. "it 81 in Ion
.t,,, to,. market steady o. SO IJHfl' ~
a. So northern md No : southern and
.it a4nfais for No northern ana No
Eoutbefn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
The Earthly Paradise.

r. William Rockefeller had ever
spent more time on the floor OF the
stock Exchange than the half-hour
o. so 10 took 20 introduce him when
he was first elected he might not
have been 50 willing 20 give I'D has
eat, and certainly not on so not d
day "a yesterday. For L New York
really anything 6 a summer resort
ne stock Exchange is an earthly par
sdise set in the midst OF l.. They
rlter the air that enters those
charmed precincts through a hundred
LAYERS % cheesecloth-and the results
show that they need 20; they run J.,
through pipes on which the snow
rests deep as on the Matterhorn;
they get l. down 20 fat 90 degrees
ard then. 20 avert a widespread
pneumonia, they actually heat It, so
that 10 won't be more than 10 degrees
bclcw me temperature OF the outside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
Rock Isld. Syndicate Formed

fp.lo1ilg conference yesterday be-
'fet1 t0s tuo KDck Island protective
f>f1 m tees. a. which r y. Schumacher,
.s~irman Df me board. and President
~ 7. Hsdzs, we're present. % va
fsrns1 ttzt q syndicate - anderwrite
l,e reorganization plan had been com
tlstsc, bat that official announcement
- recent deyslopmentz would be with
a'.e ssysrsl ezys.
hf behgm4cher. who has returned
ron trip through The West, aaid that
- wheat and corn cfopE along me
hpes Island lines we're never better
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
Kingsford Quits Assay Office

Daniel p Kingsford, whose resigna-
,ion az superintendent Of the local
Assav Office was accepted by the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury Yesterday Is
or q vacation at Saranac Lake. At me
Assay Office 10 was stated that aver
closing up a deal on Tuesday under
which he will engage IN private ouSi-
ness, Mr.. Kingsford sent his resigns
ton 20 Washington. Mr.. King iord
was placed IN charge OF the local Assay
Oficc in February, 1911, under the
Taft Administration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17

gage bonds OF the St Louis & San
Francisco Railroad. due July I. an
rourced yesterday that majority %
the bonds had been deposited under the
agreement dated June 80: that the GER
t'hcatcs OF deposit Of the Central Trust
Company have been listed on the Stock
Exchange. and that the trustee under
the rcfundinS mortgage has filed bill
80 toreclose the mortgage The com
nlttec ls acting solely for the deposited
bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
Rock Island Debentures Down.

Il = one thing for Rock Island col
lateral Is 90 have declined TO unrec-
ocni-able prices. because the prom
ise for their holders under the re
o-gsni-1ron IS far less than the hope
held 50 late even as the first o. this
year. But II quite another matter
FOR the underlying railway company's
eebenture IS TO sell off so badly. At
the tine the plan was announced they
we're selling around IS. Yesterday
they touched SIS The explanation
was said 20 lie in the company
ssrn,nSs and IN the certainty that a
s-ea- part OF the future earnings
vii! have 10 be ploughed back into the
property before any thought can be
gwen 70 rewarding the security hold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
Down and Out Club.

New stocks are every now and then
added 70 the Exchanges list. but for
all that the quotation board m one
commission house Is never over
crowded. The reason is simple. Every
.,-,e q stock gets down 10 81 share
NJ less u cast forth into outer dark
ress and there Is room for a new
one. 4 few weeks ago II was Wa
bash. yesterday Rock Island. And
rne board boy confesses 20 an itching
% his finger-tips for one or two
others that seem 20 be doing their
best 20 earn membership IN the Down
and Ont Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
Renowned Players Featur- Finn CO. Man
b,tf.n 81 o00. N. ~ Criyy II " ilS,h ST..
= s. II ~ Pesrlstein and NJ Go'db-rs'r.
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London July % The offer ngs q ne rooi
.au.tlon sales to-day amounted 10 1880 bales.
INCLUDING larger selection 81 merinos
Greasy merinos we're 10 strong demand 81 =
1919 I'D Americans bought some or the
hest grades and "a quantity ~ crossorcis
Viriorisn merinos sold as high as - 81.
The sales follow Sew south Wales. LOO
b,les. secured isr-a al greasy. 81 10 L.
al Queensland 900 greasy. l8n Is tisd
Victoria 500. secured. ls igdu- IS 81 .
ercass Ifdnts 81 South Australia. 700 .
greasy. ShIn o. 81 Ne" Hediand 1000 .
-..os,reI D. itsda.a I'D Ereasy. '.du Or
tId Cape ~ Good Hop" and Natal zoo
-,.1ur,d. l. ioda-s If. greasy, 'i1du IL
I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Dealings on the Opening Cal
at Lower Levels.

Dealings on the Consolidated TX
change yesterday started at lower lev
els and after some Improvement were
uncertain and irregular. steel the
most active stock. opened At oO'7 ana
later went a. nigh a. COS. 10.
You, Haven failed 10 get under 4e'.
pesd,r, touched the low price o. l6l a.
frlon Pacific went a. high az 1861.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

~ sIeCrt "U ~ 4Nr 4AtNa.ic
Ai54u,. July rs Interpretations lied 90
CAV With the -e,rltar, o. STATE
C-o.oas Holding 20 Manhattan. resll
n cohen ana j. r. Schin. y. y.
Benedetto. Clar4 * $uEent. Manhattan
contractiu= go 90. :. ID Beuedet;o. -
Franaliu az. Astoria O. S. CLARK. Brooklyn
: p. Nugcn.. ) y.
ar ruuu-s Co. Manhattan. 50 900 \
r Su.ant. 100 East 57th 81. " a.
Pelham Brooklyn. g. q. Sc7sad Nv 10
cheur.
Long Island Lunch Brooklyn, 5000 u
Z-i,iu. 6Ji Nandcrur. ave. brooNfn,
Goldberg and s Zcitll1. BROOKLYN.
las. Keenan, a 90. Br1oNyu. contracting
."0 go ~ NJ keenan, rs 81 James OF
rrookl,n. T. keenan, AMI j. T.. Keenan,.
Brook,r
Horu-IIog4nd 90 9u,.ns. chemicals.
800 700 4. Horn, HancocA ana bodlne
SIS Y y. t. ". Holland an J. u. Ner
Renowned Player. Featur- Film Co.. Man
b,ttsn. 81 900. M. ~ crivy. II ". iiSth ST..
: s. n ~ Pesrlstein and NJ Go'db-rs'r.
Mate,u. HONE Building 4 Land Improve
mont a.. Manhattan. SIC 600 n l.. Gold.
llf7 THAN e.. Bronx. =. u. Hsa-I ana NJ
Gold Brook, %
N.N,u SteirhoN Co. Manhattan: cloth-s
g. 600 r. 4 Mcneil. 81 LEONARD 81. y J.
n y Stcinhon and r Mar-naN y. \
t,,o,riI Chocolate Works BROOKLYN. so
Ooo. \ H4n~ay. 81 BroadN-}. y. y. l..
/, LIthau,r on4 !. =. Il-arn, y. y.
Ier.-ron store. ,lthass. &C.. TO- and -jc.
.t1res. $1,000. T. 4 Walsh. + BrhIcr
.ns e. Sorris. Cartlisc
Tt,htman Zimring. Manhattan. commits
.,,,, hsrtS. SioOo0. l.. Bichtman. 81
f,.t ioad r.. y. s.. T. Zmring. Bronx. T..
Llmrlnr Brooklyn.
Modei Coat Z Apron supply 60. scheme
.aat. StOouO. e. l. LIND, - S"uin 'rnir-
-cn-ns -tadt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17

p.I The laSaenec q i~proc'd reports on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
POTATOES AND yEGETABLE>.

Receipts. 1871 phgs onions. 90 bo'
potatoes. Potatoes weak anu about -Jc 10"
e. onions weak and lower. Beans p.eein..
and lover. Clcumoer' show further decline
Essula0fe lettuce and lima beans lower
POTATOES Bermuda. Dbl - '9eN :" j. l.
40 ! Dbl or bag 3 J0aS3 jersey. round. NJ
b.i s. as. =. Seconds 81 e5asl 50. ruus,
sFsl =. SWEET POTATOES. No ! 6asse-'
7ycGSi Is. onions. X yellow, 'o-ib 9as'
8 i0G;3 Tenn. Dol. EFSs. Jerse, "a, ~ !!
as -. orange COUNTY 6aske, 81 ~ :, - =
qpsni.r large case. sass ASPARA1De
dozen punches. siGS3 BEANS. l. J. wax OF
green. bag. 800. jersey. oaske. or -
ksr aoG50c. box. SOa50c. CARROTS. Old 99l
or bag sass. new. 100 huncnes' NaSI ~,
f,f-rJ.Ty STATE Jersey and Mich. dozen
tnr~bc. '0G,0-. CABBAGES Dbl. SOFAS.
as basket. 5OG75c. CORN, Va az y =,
r~s,e 5ocaj Jersey. per 100. Nns-.
rftVRrES Va and y g., Dbl loo a
basket Wae6c. Del and Nd. l5e -. e e
STcrTBER PICKLES Jersey: bb'. seG,3 .
-,,,pTATTs s q and Fla. BOX. aocgN :,
Va large crate. '.dS- e. LIT ~ =. q, 20. ,a...
15n1lc. basket 5000. -.loL,h DoN 80
LIMA BEANS, basket slgs-. -.cG,i %.
Co. MUSHROOMS. oaske, u" y;
0I<RA southern. carrier. iifs: oaskei, =
- ,o. PEAS state. basket. NHfl ~. - -
5ora,i o.. PEPPERS. F.e ani - 10Y ;iS
81 g. RADIsHEs 100 punches ., s lS.' nit IT.
MA5 u :, L" ,oo b,n-hes 5oca$i SQUASH. white
ibi as veliow. croo>et neck 5Gct'i -
marrow 1a 81 crate mg' To ,s.' earrer &
,-pasheL C@I' NfJ S-uasket carrier, lscn
a 80 -, carrier i0d7Sc. boy. go
;. =. ,S,,i.j,''ore 6-bastet carrier. sgcnN =
lcr .s % A-me sou % stone s 81. ::
Grant. ~, -, u-i,e bbl 75cdfi p rutsbsss
~ l..q "a u ,WATEEcREss 10 punches N~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17

Inactive With small price changes. Hogs
,e~. higher huf white thc semi monthly
ft.t.r,ut ~ stocks was about a. expected
COR pork and ribs. o. showed a larger IN
crease - lard than anticipated FOEk
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81. short clear. so 80 n 81 - BEEF--
ri-n Ness. slTnti7 % family. $l>f
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-rrrrd arui.r. south America. ! soc .
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Fell the influence ~ improved reports on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

About 10000 shares OF stock changed
hands over the srbitrage rail yester-
day. The selling was almost double
the purchasing.
The report that the Clinton & Okla
homa Western Railroad has been pur-
chased by the Missouri. Kansas &
Texas received an unqualified denial
from officials Of the latter road
Walter L. Johnson has been elected
a member Of the Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17

1s " 18th s. Petition fled b. simpson
Ls or. $500. Murray kannsr. $50. Alex
Simons SIS
HYMAN + RUBIN. jeweller. - Cana
81 made assignment 20 : Marsha! .
Nronheiner. Petition also fled 10y Fan <
T. McMann. $40 S. Weisman, 81. LOUIS
pusran fGf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago July T. Black rust VAS re-
ported 10 have invaded North Dakota to-day
and the wheat market scored a decided i'd
vance closing prices were strong 70 sc
above last night. Corn finished = n Nc or
10 sc I'D. oats with a gain o. 2. &c and
provisions varying from i@i.c decline 20 a
rise OF 5n7fac Range % prices.