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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
COTTON RECEIVERS,
CLOSING HIGHER
Crop and Weather Conditions
Cause Buying. and Prices
Advance.

The cotton market recovered several
poirts of last weeks losses during yes
terday's trading. There was much less
cotton for sale after the heavy lqui,,
dation of last week. and there seemed
to be a feeling that investment ana
trade buyers had absorbed large
number of contracts on the decline
which followed the bureau report OF
las. Wednesday. At any rate. prices
advanced on covering or scattered buy
ing for reaction and the market
closed steady at net gain OF from o
10 Is points. Houston reported the re
ccip: OF the first new crop bale. which
was shipped from Cameron County
some four or five days earlier than last
season. and some of the reports com
ing from Alabama and Georgia claim
there will be a heavy August move
men:. Weather conditions in the West
crn belt are doubtful. and, Judging
from the majority of reports. the crop
is unusually spotted and irregular;
Southern spot markets were unchanged
to 1sc lower. and the local market held
ouiet AT 1890 for middling upland:
no sales: delivered on contract, l,2Oo
bales. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings oil
Various Corporations.

The American Gas and Electric Com
pany is offering through the Electric
Bond and Share Company Sl,OOOOOo g
per cent gold debenturS bonds, date
May |. 1914. due May !. 2O14. interest
payable May l and November /. AMI
rcdcemablc as whole on any interest
day at 10 pen cent and accrued inter
est Proceeds from the sale OF TINS
issue may BE- used 20 liquidate hodunE
debt resulting from the financing OF
subsidiary companies. for the purchase
OF additional properties and Tor o.her
corporate purposes. At present tat
company has an outstanding cap.l8l
stock of 81 sos. 900 preferred per cent
cumulative. 50 800 900 common. S6.2o2,-
600 collateral trust } per cent bolC :
due 20O7. and the present issue OF ; L
100000 per cent debenture bonds.
Earnings Of the American Gas and
Electric Company and its subsidiaries,
applicable 20 il for the twelve mon-ns
ended April 80. 1914. after deduciini
expenses and prior interest charge :,
were more than twelve times the an
nual interest on the present issue. me
company controls electric light and
power and steam heating companies
operating in seventy-four communities
in six different states and serving an
aggregate estimated population Of
81 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
British Consols Move Up.

British consols are altogether lack
ing these days in that decorum which
formerly used 70 characterize the we'd
ding gifts Of the nobility and the gem
try. Yesterday they moved up 7-lG Of
4 point-ll-16 compared with Friday,
when the New York market last heard
o. them. Pleasant Autters there doubt
less were in many stout British hearts
vhose owners had bought cOnsols that
they might not futter, but pleasantel
still we're the feelings Of the banker.
In the City az this seeming evidence OF
a July reinvestment. COnsols nave a
long way TO 90 before they get back TO
where they were only few short years
ago. From now on, if their Fremont
tons arc carried out, they should be
such a source Of JOY TO their fortunate
pOssessors az 20 put out Of their heads
altogether the income tax and the other
'carful cortraptions Of the active Mr..
IiO-d George.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New Yor.. July .. l9lt
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
OrorArIoNs rON BEEvE

Totals ........1o3U 5 ioS31 5l.392 ..
To,als las, veek 9.6.j ma. $500 =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
PRICE MOVEMENT
IN COMMODITIES
Wheat Active and Higher
Corn LOWer-COifee
Gains Slightly.

Vide and harp fluctuations mar"ed
trcding in wheat yestcrdav. iirmness
stroad and rain ID the spring whe2-
districts causing some covering. The
general :rend was upward, although
longs were inclined 20 liquiGate an an
ticipation O. 1earish report On
"Wednesday. Last prices were - re,
gain Of ga sc. after 4 closing rally
o. ~ lee. Cora dropped heavily IN
weather reports. but m the late .rad:ls
rallied. with final figur,, ,sG &c above
those % Friday. Cats wore o. q ,rc
early -rsdiug. bus rcco,ercC. ;Ee Go o.
being a isc OF 70 he ,ano amouh- ~
from Friday.
Firmncss o. tone bat $40 ra-..cA..-
anx.ety 20 do businc,S We.r &c .ea--
ures OF the coffee nar6,-. ara aQep.rt
CURES held practically all Ia, v'ti
traders waiting to e. Inc ,. the
Fra7il.au situation. The cio.e No. Il.
| 10 ) poISts ne, advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07

COIPEE The local street market fOf
cnpper was stcacy. with elcctrolyiIc quoted
al I3e. Ms % aud casting 49, q 49, 60.
st4ndafd copper or the Metal Exchange
,.us rrfu a. g. sjn l3.sJc for fpOt. Julf.
Angus. aud September H. London cop
u,r cios.d FIRM a. tG2 1Os for spot and
To- ~ Gd Tor fLtufer
Odd. g, sG1 ~ 300. Juiy and August. 321
se .1o september. 80. iOd@y SOC. ana DC
trt., ~ fOu32 500 ln London tin closed
hrmsf. an'r opening weak ~ tlfG for
.t,nt aud tf47 iOs for futufcs.
trAG auicf Nes York pot. q 81 n
o9,r and Esn ~ Louit. 572is H377 isc.
London lead 10 - $500.
FPEiTEH nrmcr New YOU SPOT fc"n
.1,s and Vast ~ I0Jr fNpW4S Ia
+ .d,r grfltcr closed p 80 10.
nos. Middi'Sboro So %. o. 30 100
t,r,.or L0eai iron market unchanged 90
81 ..ntf,2s for So rorihcru nus No
t,",',srr snJ Ais J0UfI5 for so . North-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
Sears. Roebuck's Big Sales.

when there is nothing else very
cheerful 20 talk about the sales Of
Sears, Poebuck & Co. are always avail
able. Those which have just been re-
portcd for June amounted to S6.092,10O
gain Of S541.462, or 9.7j per cent
over June Of 1913 In the first sig
months Of the year the company's total
sales were s47.90l .0l2, an increase OF
s2q91 .04l. or $50 per cent. II was in
evitable, of course, that there should
again % talk Of an extra dividend. par
ticularly as the movements Of the stock
in the last week encouraged the belief
that The "insiders" knew what they
we're about julius Rosenwald, how
hat nothing Of the kind is being con-
side rod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
NAVAL, STORES.

srEAErxE quiet; oleo. 7'.a>e: city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.
GRAIN.

WHENT-TIo market was active. win
vide 0u-tuatious At the opening price
acre - 10 - above m" final Of FRIDAY
owing To- covering on unexpected ufmne-- lu
Esiropo ana rains in tie spring wheat reit
where dry weather Is wanted. selling M
values lost over a cent a bushci Late lll
IA, day tI"r' was a quick rally on i'h'N'l
aud aggressive buying. and hual quotations
were i's To l'2c mp from tho bottom AMI :
20 tss net higher. one of The features "i
she upturn was a report hy Il W. Sup"
confirming the reports Of black rust iu -out"
Dakota. although the outbreak uas said -
81. IN tie uniMpoitaut wheat sections ann. lt
confined there will not Zoe serious. There We''
r-Inors Of an increased export demand on tI'
line. ami II was said that q large num"rr
81 Steamers had been chartered over itl'
HOLIDAYS to carry wheat TO Europe. lu ih"
local cash market No hard winter wheat
WAS quoted at $50. new No red az - -
July shipment, e. / (. 40 l Northern pulu'"'
s...r and No ! Northern Manitoba. @,'''
: - n float CORN Renewed liquidaii'l
occurred and prices AT ono time fno"'i
losses o. 80, 10 U.c from the uual "t last
Friday. although late IN the dar there was
a martial rally iu sympathy with wheat. ana
Cral prlc~s wer. only 90 20 "tc not i"N'I.
Tho Argentine market vas urm ana nl-n'i.
H., domestic cash market was not up 20
expectations IT, do" local cash nalh.. \"
,cilov' cora was quoted AT GOO. q" %.
rive. OATt-1hc market was lower carry
biii closed steady at g. not decline 20 80
aayauoc cash market quiet. standard white,
fsi,au-: 40 % GatNHec. No 8. @di3i7c. No
-igi,df3c. ordinary Clipped i@Hlc; fdu'E
clipped 80 ffii6c. RYE quiet. " western.
CSC % T New York export. BNf'lsEl easy 3,
,,,.f.iuc MS, o. b ( Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.
BANk REPORTS.

Elgin III. July 6-Buttcr here to.ds
was nrm at 36c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07

s. -. ~. g, 10. s. 80. 20 IS 10. s. 10;
~. q. ID. - 80: aI,. 81 10. 81 20; Penn.
IS y, 81 81: 70? Ohio. - Id. 81: sheep.
rs d.. SO; col, 20 Il. s. -: pocn. rs ~.
yesrlInss 30 10. s..
J. shsmberg & son: 2i0 ny lambs. -
li3 ID. - -: 80 Va. Ioa 10. 81; y. los ID.
Mcpherson & Co: POI lambs. 81 h. s.:
10. 40 10. IS: - sheep 1855 ID. 81 s5
81 Judd Co.: lo9 Ohio sheep. ~ ID.
W. Il. Hume: 81 state lsmb, 50 ID. 81:
sheep. llo 10. 50 %.
HOGS.
Receipts for two days. so65 head: one
sales at IS so TO IS % per 100 10; roushs.
az s. co; stays. at IS TO ST..
9, S s, Judd 90; i1 s's'e hogs 80
10. 81 co. STAG. 400 II. 81.
Kerns Commission 90: re state hogs.
io> ID. s. so: =. 500 ID. 81 80.
:, Sanders ~ state hogs. l:9 ID. s. -
= 80 n. s. So: : roushs. s2o 10. s. 20.
stag. $40 H. sd: boar. $50 10. s: 80.
Chicago July s-HoGs-Receipts 10
O0o; strong bulk. s. 800 s. 80. light s. :"
s. So. CATTLE-Rcceipts II. 600: strong
heeves s. - o 50 81: steers. 81 jogss s5.
Ockers and feeders. 81 i5d>I %. cows
and heifers 81 70dsS ~. cal,c. So $50
81 80 SliEEP-Recrip ts. 10000 strong
sheep. 81 50 n ST. 10. yssrlings 81 81 y
g. 30. lambs Sd 81 a 50 -.
s. Louis. july 6--HOGS Receipts g.
200. higher; pigs and lights sass g.
LesNy, s. 5odss - CATTLE-Receipts
1000. higher: native beef Steers. 81 500
80 80: cows and heifers. S5a$9. stockers
and feeders S5a< s. 80: Texas and Indian
steers 81 20 s. "a. cows and hefers.
s. J0a SO 81 native calves. SsGSg y"
SHEEP Receipts. 1000: steady. shesred
muttons 81 100 IS; spring lambs. $50
Saa5
kansas city. July 6-HoGs- Receipts.
Zoo; higher. bulk. IS s. 30. hoaN2.
s. i5G s. 80; packers and butchers, s. toa
s. 80: light s. 20 s. 80. pigs. sSatS -.
CATTLE-Reccipts. 800. higher. prime fed
steers s9r 81 30: dressed beef. 81 co.
81 co. Southern. s5aSs 80. COWS. N250
$. 80; heifcrs. So JOG So -. stockers and
feeders. S6msS 10; bulls. 81 25n 81 -.
calves $50 81 -. SHEEp-Rsccipts. g.
500. strong. lambs. s. 2jG So earrings
s6N 81: wothers. 50 - So: ewes. si0s'.
stockcrs aud feeders, So 80 n 81 -.
( by Telegraph TO Trc Tribune
Louisville. July e-SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. 6.0i9. quality not UP 10 tho
standard; steady; top lambs. $40. seconds.
Co. &c; culls and butcher lambs. 506' .
fat sheep, iQtisc. medium and common
sheep slow at 2G3isc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
,t,Bo,RD CLEARiNCEs.
flour AND MI NJ

FLOUR vas stcaa.. tut M. cr'an'y regard
Ing the wheat market had a tendency L" 'iS
49, -, bu,iuu Tor forward shipment spring
n.fcnt> - 4JdS4 ~. winter striighiS. ~ -
0<t"j. winter patents. - iuH>i ~, sprlLs
..,c1,.-. S,IJHS4 80. extra 40 winter ~ 80
oS3 90. No =. ~ J0dSJ 80 Kansas sti.!s
(. rr5txt "a. fancy srriuc patents. - 900
S. % RIVE FLOUR quiet. fair ~ cool
s.: a5as3 ~: choice 'o f3nct. - '''>. -.
rOENMFAf.- Barely steady. Ni.n cri'..
81 -. BAG MEAL-ou.et. Hnc white ana
.linv. 81 4-J<i 30: coarse. S. 4uHSl ~
r-I.rp Western quiet: bran. 90 arrive iuu
n, sacks. So go. STANDARD mIddling. 50 -.
on,1r TO- S.S icd dos. $50. city steady. BUZZ.
s.: ~. sacks. 81 - middlns ~ ''nN'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
BEEyF>

Receipts cor no days 27s2 heal: - cars
Oh sale. steer IN light supply ana lOpl5c
higher. raj bulls strong. others barely
steady. good 10 choc" TAT cows firm; other.
steady The yards we're cleared. Ordinary
g., primo steers sold st 81 1OqS3 20: ~ very
.hoicc Penua AZ 81 -: bulls, s. lass. COW -.
s.. -uHs7. Dressed hcef steady. At l:al4' &C
for city Dressed native sides.
sales Newton ~ Co.: - Penn steers. 20
I'll. average. at 81 - per luU 70. - Va ig79
H. al Ss>J. Is i4li 70. s. -. - W Va l.1l
m, g -: - l255 %. 50 30. ~. 1916 No. s. 30;
20. iiit n. s. 81. ~. 1913 ~ s. 80. bulls
3 1000 H. 81 -. 49, grG %. So 20. l. SO
H. Sci. :: cows. I.uo n. 81 80: -. $40 ~ ~ 10;
D.. - 20. 3 20. !. @'o 10. s. %: !. 1000 n.
McPh.rs1n a. Co.: Is Va steers. 1913 n.
:, 20. -. 1919 DO. ,, %. bull 100 n. So -:
49, sol ~. S. a. 7. 80 H. 5, -: l. COWS. i09s
H. 81 -: p ITO H.. - -: l.. ieii p. 9. 8.
ion, H. 50. 500 H. 50 20. T. so 10 > .0
= Saud,r-: o. Penn steers 1875 10. % o.. I
bun. 1879 o. So 50. T. go n 81 20; l. 90 10.
Is =. h. ~ 10. s. I. So 10 So ! COW
100 70. s.. o li51 No.. so: T. 81 n. 50 o.;
:. so ~. s.. -: T. go No. :; 70: So 10. s. 90:
Be- j. 5 Sh 49,, * Son: >, W Va steers. iioi
Il X r. rms IS Commission %: bull 1880 10 g .;
s. ~. % 1910 ~. 8, 81, % ,0i N S.. /. 20 10.
s. =. COW. va n. 81 =: -. .,e2 ID. $50. g.
qyo %. 81 20. hclfers. t55 N. s. 80.
g. -. curtis ~ son: oxen ana steer ioei
10, SIS. bull 100 No. S. %. 20. 1855 H. 81 - !.
. - n. 60. t 6,i n. s. 80: helicrs sei ~
So . "a ~ :, 20. 10 cows. e5e II. s. -: s
Q. >se ~ = 20: % 6t5 No. 81 g. Go r. s. -. l. go
" Il. Hume. buns. IO,2 H. SSs. H.
81 y. - =: Z. 500 H. l.; 10 SO N. 81 10
50 .. o. $50 10. s. %, .. - ~, 81 -. :, 80
o. Fl 10. 80 ~. = -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
WHEAT HIGHER IN CHICAGO
Black Rust Reports Help Bulls
Corn Declines.

Chicago. July i. Unquestionaole dis
covcry Of black rust in South DaNotA
and reports Of the presence o. the
plague in North Dakota and Mlnneso' a
turned the wheat market to-day over TO
the bulls. There was firm close AZ
J., to sc net advance. Corn suffered
net loss Of sc 20 &c. oats hnisned
!. or TO Lice up. and provisions
,sngcd from 2Isc 10 &c down 20 rise
If 7ige. One of the highest authorities
in the wheat market went on record
with A statement that black rust was
generally present in the southern coun-
lies of South Dakota. Range Of prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
Illinois Traction.

The statement of earnings of oper-
ating companies of the Illinois Trac-
ton Company for May shows gross
earnings of interurban lines amount
ing to S266.l0l and S394.6S4 of cIty
properties. an increase Of more than >
per cent over May of last year. Opor-
ating expenses and taxes were $40
334. SOFIA greater than IN 1913, and
net revenue totalled s24O.45l. loss Il
3.O4 per cent Total gross earnings for
the five months ended May 81 of inter
urban lines and city properties we're
1892 .453, an increase OF 7.3l per cent
over the corresponding period of 1913
Expenses and taxes totalled S2,0S6,02o,
leaving net earnings of s1,306,425, 2.96
per cent higher than in the preceding
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED b. W. y. coler & Co.
cedar ST.
(Accrled interest to be sddedD
THE METAL MARX ETS.

coupons interchangeable isesister'
.Coupons. tEcgistered and coupon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07

Call money got 70 3 per cent yester-
o. for a few loans. Not Hnce FebTu-
az ha1 10 reached that figure. The
combination ~ circumstances that
brought about the rate was. o. corr5e,
exceptional, and no continued high
legel Of money IL looked Tor after the
iesdJustmcnt 100 the banking position
4hich is EJrc % come with the income
u out 81 the way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
BANK REPORTS.
No. 1851
REPORT or THE CONDITION or
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK,

81 New York IT New York in the State o.
New York, az tho close OF business. June 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07

Louisville july 6-SHEEP AND LAMBS
receipts S.9I9 quality not Up 10 tho
standard; steady: top lambs. $40. seconds.
c. &c; oulls and butcher lambs. 0Ss .
fat sheep, fQiiec. medium and common
sheep slow at 2G3isc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
Protective Committee Formed

Because Of the recent passing Of the
Hfnry X. WorthiuRton preferred div
dff1 End he announcement 70 stock
fslders that the international steam
~. = Company wss considering making
~ ofcr 81 exchange o. ~ securities
Tor ne WOrthington stOck, a protective
committee for the l1tter issue has been
.ofmel. consisting II Robert ". Wood
~ssH yico-s res tdopf ~ fbo Haaaap Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07

u...t.-.. an th. coff.e mar',,t consisted of
q, an, I.l- and traders Nnr" NOT di~uo-.'i
o.. take nov chances cit.'r way. AZ 'h'
oits,t prices aere ! 20 : points higher. 'dr
iuG tao day o." market scarcely moved IRON
,hS ,o,uiue level. and anal quotations Rerc
10 . p,int4 net higher. HAVE at th" lose
MS "a. iran, net higher than last rsi
I.y-s close. ard Hamburg. after having
shown gains o. a. tanc. closed uH
,.,4ursd Rio and santos spot markets were
.tui.. and santos futures we're un' hanged %
-, r..s niebcr. cost and frcisht Offers from
Brazil were unchanged Co ln points higher.
,rot market quiet. with I;io = quoted at
SO Local contract prices.
,,.u IIfrr Low. Close FRIDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
Copper Metal Stronger.

The conner metal market has lately
even much more satisfaction % it,
followers Copper IS ranging around
y cents a pound and there have been
lslcs IN the last ten days said 20 total
~. 900 900 pounds Unfortunately, a.
yei domestic consumer have shown
ii.fie i1ciination 20 be alarmed. over
tnree-quarters Of the recent sales were
made for export.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
u W o;Is & Co.: . bup. no ib. So; J.
so II. 81.
CALVES.
CALVES

80 u, -.
Receipts Tor no Ia. 80 hcaa. $50. on
sale. Ncsls firm and choice sold - hiSn'f :
tujtermilk calves opened strong bat rlosel
casier. Common 70 choicc tesis sold o. fsr
s.. per 100 u, with 81 - TOP nr.cc New
cviis So Dressed calves steady 10 iirm.
city dressed veals sold q; i5pl.i.,' IL leN
at sa I e1Sr1y dTf Is%. a. Isl p lss. les %
average. ST. 90 per 100 70; 100. 90 10, Sli'
81. l0o ID. 50; 3, culls IA N. -: mixed
III y, 81 -: - butiermiks. i9t 10. ~,
Ardrcv Mullen: % ye'is' u: 10 e. . On,
3 r. , 81; s. 10 r s. 20 go - 10 Se', 20,
los 70. 81 -. 80 n. 81 90 :, ~ 10 81 -,
o. - IN en-. y = SO yei e.; n sill
i. 81: - 10 IL s.; T. :is u. 81 So ="
Ceor., & b.. .. rHlcnba e.. 80 yeai,. -;
Il. sli -: lt5. IS. n 81 s.. 81 mixed ~
n. - 81: o.. - II. & 81; 10 eIlls' IL -
s. 3d. - - s. -: - b..tc-milks. ~ t.
H. Il. lois. ~ ves.s ~ =. 81 .. is@
mixed. - r. S. -: 20 ~, H. e ~ 80
buttefmi.is. 10 =. s.; T.. i5j u. So .: .,
Kern. COZ; mis- OF 20; :; "a. L. L.. -
lon n. sli. -. ~ = 81 90: = H. -.
$40 -. :? rs T.. So; - Inc. IA IT, ~ 80;
- ie' o. ST. CH4e'. 80 70. si = il -, se 49,
newton & TO-: 40 Ncs.s. ls- Nd: sll ~ ..
los n. sil; !. zoo -. So ?. llS 70 - =
fcl. rs r. g 20; l. mAc-. ~ u. > '''' :
yesiiinas. 'eJ =. s. 80.
SHEEP AND INiEs.
Receipts For TWO Gay. 1853 ne"4. o. a.
On sale sheep easier: lambs declined -,nSS'
on neral sale. With cas- o. cfo.c- hen
tucAy selling ~ 20 last weeks closing 70.
prices. Demand fsIrly sooG: and nearly al
prime sheen ceweD sold al Sc 2SUS per lY
De: clls. s.: common 20 prime lambs sse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07

JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
Manhattan.

r,i1 Liam , ,1rsn gio Tor amount, . er o.
nm. t,,,'. - ~ '.-r''' ''t "'s'
nan t,.,I, pens n,. ma OF N. GTo,or.
IN, =. "as''' We '"-''
,.,., t.. ,- ,,..o,
''.'','.'' ,ait n y g. N,ahe ~ 81
,,,s,e- r, ,. a. .,, ln' a., 49, ~ "a.
1.c,,, r ', ,, ro,,,,, c,,.,,, t.,o ,.,.
t.rs,.o e. . .., - - p.,,.,. ,a,u
49,. ~ AZ ., H., N,,,,.s,,.,
- ',' ''''" ."
..-...fi.' ..I'l.' -, IL 4, ......-
',''''' i- w. "nG ~; =; ~. IN a. NJ Garner
't-a". I'i"1, D.. -. ' Len - ''-' 3D.
'i I.,e, So. cleaners ami D'''' ' ~ 50
's.iIFr a e., az. Ire. Edward h''Is sons a
pivlr H., :, i,,,,ers.seu.rs ,,,,,,,f.ii.
.. o.: Inc. 1888 - u,, 49,.
. ,s ~ "'sa' ""i'o'1 "''''
%. 80 w. - :. ,,-.,... 1910.
''xii-aH' '"'-" ~ J. ''''"''' w. o'S'''
80 ~ - ,.,l.., a. . r,~,r. q q,.o,
Edgar. George-G. Edgar 'S-5. .
i.dgdi. ihonas a. ~ La son' DIV ar -
EhrenItau. Jonas. VI. io"tnsieln' 20 !
fiuIy Constitution coz. pinss 81 a.
Fisnnigan. Thomas - Thomas McMuIIen;
FIiedman. sam Max Miller and Zs .,isdI
w cl,sniahh- hhautH' Na'no1 Nun"e'
r.f -. ..rl-, t..,.l A., ..ho,. To-, .
fSH, steiner CO. '''h ~ '"op' i'0''
.. SI.l'' ~ .,......., ri,..,.. ,,q, %
a." '''''' -, Dr. y, - 60 e.,
Garth Nictor.l g. zimmerman sS-e 81. ~.
huhlHc!. Anthony '.-OeheIdi Nu'ohou''
supply Co.; 81 a
Groegoiy. Albert N.-M. Baumsnn trustee
500 u
Granula,or soap Co.-Bayonne Casting Co;
SO, So
Gross. Marcls-M Abrahams; $40, =.
Grc"nblatt. Jacob. y. Haily; So o.
Goldberg Gussic-N. Y. Butchers Dressed
Meat CO. 800 ~.
Hubert ~ &C.. Inc lark & GlUby' Inc. ,
St'& -. , 49,
Hdvc-. NIllian-A Morihngslde Drive 20. .
SljS g.
Harlem river Faik 1o.-tiE OF Nc"
York, S-Gi H.
Morris Jacobs b Hopkins $3.50 80
John i. kOuhu. Henry &. Smith-B. =. cor
set Co.. S3Ui 81
john g. krumWoidc--J. Y Mitchell. 500 IL.
Niger kasdcn--T. Scher, Sll2 II.
E,rI Kraushaar-D. Friedman. S1I% ~
Milton and julius krane-P SieGel. Nil9 ~.
samuel and Da,id Kohsn-G. Moskovitz.
LOUIS Lovy-city Of New York. $2Gf 81.
Nighoias . and Nlchcia. l.atto'h'I S'a'r
Bank of syracuse, SG.56G iNc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07

IAverrool cablcs-SpOt quiet; sales. o.vp
LsIee. SPECULATION and export. 800. AineTi-
can. tejn. imports. 1000, none American;
raiddiinr upland. I'D Futures opene4
quiet. iisG9 points lower than sa'urda.yy
closed very steady Al an ady ance or H2d|''
roir.s &C coupared with Fridays close: July
and JIly-AucUst. 1.1tC; August September,
5. a6d. september October 6.7H:d; October
November s61i.d. November December 6'pi'
r5si.d: February March. c.e0i4d; Marci-
April 6.6iiad; April-Mav. G.1-d; MAJ June.
cen %. June-July. G'ei3d Nanohestei
Yarns duh and irregular. cloths pressed for
sal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07

New Orleans. July Cotton did better
TO-DAY on buying for long account, stimu-
lated by private bureau reports or crop
damage in the Western belt through high
tcmperatures and lack OF moisture. A
Tho highest. trading months were - 10 10
uoints over last weeks final figures. The
first bale OF tho new crop IN Texas al
though IL came a week earlier than last
year. had no influence on prices. Inc Close
was steady at net advance OF ii TO il
uOiIfg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
The Bronx.

Andrew >utomopoulos and Paul Louusis-
J. Wo.scr. $3.50 -
George Balian-M. Vince. Sl93 -
julian W. Br1hdon--Chutch f.. Gates &
CO. SIS OG
Ioh0 Bolgcr &c. Mandel So -
L&zsr Dragoylcvich and Michael 4. 10
tanov!ch Fox River Butter Co.. S7i ~.
Michael Franz y. construction Co.
80 -
Arthur Gorech--O Bartelstone ct al,
SCI -
Louis Gottecccn-W II Simmons. 500 81.
L.ur- IacEcn -Cam1c street 60. So IS
Emilv IT, Pottor-E. Altman a 60,
s2.o3S 60
Fred Roscnbaum-Mo,t Avenue Realty Co.
SG3 -
samuel EogcufclG-S MsrroVitz. S51?tt.
Elizabeth e. Spccht-A. Krsnz $3.50 -
MAJ H. SiegDl-G. Goodman. $3.50 -.
Michael subitzskH--A J. Levin. 5000 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
PROV VISIONS

Market luacuf. "i'h Ncry narrow price
,h.rs,. Thc opening was slightly airhcr. but
l.r,,,~ ,.-ed Of. partly u sympathy Nlth corn.
IOI.K steady. mess. So JodS2". family.
30 s"1Sa5. short clear. SlD 5oHS.l BEEF
Oul.t. mos. Si1aSli "a. family. slSa<lp:
packet. Sl1HSlN, extra india mess, N2Ud>2'.
rpt-s-t.p iIJGS- Stcady. hacouz t2Hl2is
Mas ~. cut MEATS icklcd bellies
.teady. ts-,mGi'.c. picked hams. l5dIJ' e..
TNTIDN Dull. special b'sc. 'ity. &c.
@urntr, sffS sc LARD steady. u.iddlc
Meat 10 .oniu. ;0r. city. n',Ho'sc. r'hncd.
south America. ~ IL. continent. 10 sur;
rt,lu L.rs. I" 2Ic. compound nru. >Nn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07

t'onal Bank Of Brooklyn; Jonathan
Eulklcy. Of Buckley, Dunton & Co.. and
Percy Jackson. an attorney. Stirling
Birmingham, Of so Maiden Lane. is sec
lctary Of the committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-07
MINING.
BONDS.

s. 900 Can = GO notcslo2'. 1855 1861 1os7,
II 900 con Gas est Gs.l lJi4 uJ4 lIi9 llJ4
.Ncv. when issued sells cents per share.
tOId lots.