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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01

per 100 IL for heavy to light weights. ropshs
sold ~ s. 80.
sales Kcrus Commission 90; - state hoGs'
40 % average. at s. - per 100 10; y ~ W.,
< 70. late yesterdsy. % state hogs 80 10,
s. tO J. 1870 49, s. 50, o ly2 70. = -; -.
2i3 n. s. 20. > roughs. 80 H.. 81 90 . '5o
NJ. 81 -. T. 800 10. 81 30; |. 40 ID, 81 -.
Ncvton ~ 60: Penn hogs, 232 10, s. 30; !
Chicago Jun' O--HOGS-R"ccipts, II. .
600. st.ady. bulk. s. 2J0 - -; light, IS 10
s. ~; rough. 81 3ja$S 10; pigs, 81 3'H
s. -. CATTLE-R7ceiptS. 5000. weak
beeycs - 2Ou So -: s,ecrs. 50 mays 20 :
stocl.eIs and feeders, 50 80 81 50; GOV
and hcifcrs. 81 70gSs 80: calves. 50 IJW
So - SfGEEP-Rcceipts, 10000. steady .
lambs. 81 40US7 90; springs. 80 % n - 10.
sheep 81 -" SO -. ycarlings, 80 5np ;, ~
81 Louis. juno OGS- KeceipI
800. STEADY: pigs and lights. Sass %;
mixed and butchers, s. tOT s. %; good
hey. - 504$S 90. CATTLE-Receipt PTS.
100. steady: native beef stccrs' - 90
50 - cows and hcifers. SjN 50. stockerf
and feeders. $5G$7 90. Texas and Indian
-.e.rs. SJTJG<> 80: coWs and heifers. 5 30
"a 81 G5. native calves. GlSRD 30. SHEEP
T;r-,ipts 5000. lower; Shcarod mutton
c.. 550 50; spring lambs ssh $ DO -...
s.. COO. steldv: bulk s. .0N s. 42iz; h'avN.
:~ 514 & -; packers and butchcrs $. 3%g
b.. ~: light. 81 1JTSS -. pig, - iJu>N -.
Z tTTLI,-Bcceipts. 5000. stcnGy. PUN.
-,d .faers. - So 50 30: dressed beef s. 30
,, s. g.. Southern. s. IJn $ -; COWS, - -
s,S7.5. hoiferS. ST. jONs9: stcckers and
f-sccrs. So 25as7 50: bulls. 81 23@S6 ~
.,li,cs SGmS9 80 SUEEP-Roccpt =.
cpn. lowe. lambs, s. 25ase; earrings: ~
~ 81 : D.. rethcrs. 81 5Oa 81 -. owes $40
ID T.. -f.rkrrs and feeder 81 JOns'
g., Telegraph 20 Tho Tribune. go.
b. pr. Jun" 3O.--Liv' stock feceipls
us ee.iic. IlSa sheep and lambs. w !
Gales. !3.G2 hogs. Demand for bc,t
,aIl. more active. with prices shgntly
f.igtar Good steers and oxen = nvc'
cro.c, SISlec. good heavy COWS. SHG'sc.
fcy extras. g. az average. JWOc' poor
to a-dirar,. tst5c; bo.ugnas and Gamers
aI,G4c bulls ~ moderate supply at \ "a"
&c with choice heavy up 10 ic. calves
IN Good supply. but market weak: 2 neral
average. 7ismsilc: with &C about top for
choice veals. poor Veals, sac; cparSe
calves drinkers and feeders. 5a6c, small
elves S3NSi each. offerings Of coarse
calves h.ayisr than usual. Hogs strong
and ip excellent demand at a fractional
advance: market ranged from So p>3. g.
with some extra choice rs high as s9uc
dressed hogs unchanged a. 1Olg a lie re"
sheep ard lamos Offered AZ Yards and mar
1t dun aud weak; sheep, "a . -'"hs
G0Sc. offerings Of milcb COWS IN excess
o. DEMAND. and market unsatisfactory /,
average cows sold from SO 500: sood
heavy mixers. sos $40: choice. S90g $I2o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
Indigo Gary on the Future.

Tho chairman Of the United states
c,aoi CORPORATION was once the hTsV
ont;mist OF the United States IN the
Ia.t two wears, though, he has not ig-
,'rad among the highest names on the
ii., of the hopeful, and last fall, when
tbero filtered out 70 the S'reet al az
dress he had delivered 70 the presl-
Jorto Of the corporations SuOsIul&tiS
~ ,,,,,..nies. ne came nea" 20 losing ms
.,ard;ng as an optimist altogether. p n!l
istcl,. things have begun % look III.
.Je hotter 10 him. He stu THINKS, a.
Le sbowed in his address 10 the pres,
Tsr,s few days ago, that II may De
,,s.osssrv TO reduce steel WORKERS
les and he is not in favor OF Spehu-
30 ,1oney for any but the most nece ,'.,
a., improvements. we have ieaso.
so nxpcct." he says, too, that unuet
he resent tariff law The earn Oh
,'sn1facturers will not be as large as
tbev ought 20 be in order TO lurhlSh
a. tbc investor a fair return on inc
,apital actually invested IN ms ous'ss
nes. or the payment to his employees OF
nc wages they need and should be en-
lid 10 receive" To correct that the
10y viii be changed, he thinks. But
Indoe Gary is not wholly downcast. /
: ''Tev, In the early autumn, says ne,
",Tc shall see an Improvement IN busi-
,ose conditions"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
PRICE MOVEMENT
in COMMODITIES
Wheat Gains-Corn Splits
ChangeS-Oats and
Coffee Decline.

There was a bearish feeling in the
early wheat market, but reports Of too
much rain in the spring wheat districts
caused some uneasiness. and there was
Lot much enthusiasm or the selling
side, although prices went down 20
new low records. \ covering move
nent toward the close brought prices
back. and the final figures we're IN
changed 10 sc up. Corn recovered
from an early weakness, due 20 liqui-
dation sales and report by B. W.
Snow placing the crop at 1925, 900 00C
bushels. but as with wheat, late cover
ing caused a rally, and last prices were
&c above 10 sac below the previous
close. Oats were easy all day, losing
!. sc net.
Little activity and general weakness
marked trading in coffee. and while an
early decline was partly recovered. the
let loss for the day was 10 points
he new season opens to-day. The last
brazil crop turned out 10000 bags
larger than had been expected. and
while the new crop - likely TO be
smaller, there is strong feeling in
the traGe that estimates so far made
VIII be exceeded, and there is little
probability of any shortage of sup
plies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01

change 31hc discount; Cincinnati, e%-
change par.
changes s35,S51 1888. balances u ,o5V,-
900: baltimore. exchanges SSl,SS2,sl9'
balances 81 $40, 662; Chicago. exchanges
S55.SS2. 61s. balances S3,559.727; Phila-
deIphia. exchanges s33, 126,135, balances
$3.50, SOB. ,r c.o;o,
price of bar silver in New on o912c,
a decline OF nc. Mexican silver dollars
we're quoted at 44c, unchanged. In
London bar silver was quoted at 3d. a
drop of 1-16d. rr r,a.,o.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The market
cloeod steady. Cable and sight rates;
Inndon- Cable. 4.SS; demand. 4.o16Ola
hS7Sg paris Cable. 5.15 less 3-o4;
c ci" 516i. plus 1872. Berlin-Cable'
e53-16; check. 951s less 1-32: Switzef-
jand-Cable, 5.16h plus l-32; cneck'
ia IIolland-Cable, 4O's less
i.l6. check, 4O14 less Lie. Bel GUM
Cable. 5.192s. plus 1872; check 3;Zo
Dims i-32. Sixty and ninety day Bills;
london bankers Sixty days, 4.So3o;
, nU DAYS. 4.S565. London CONNER
niaiS| sixty days, 48512; ninety days
Sst5s paris (bankersD-5.l6% less
1872; ninety days, BIO less 20 20 1aiS
1commercial) Sixty days, 6.ioF4 less
90: ninety days, $40 less 3D. Der
lin lbankersO Sixty days, 944 ninety
davs, 941k. Berlin (commercial)-SlX.Y
Says 9dss less 1872; ninety days, 94%s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
The Shirt of the Times.

Strange to Wall Street as ahyth''is
in wear extraordinarily strange Is
tho slight influence of bad news out
aide it's place of origin. Thus one 1ay
hanks close-a string Of them-in Ohl-
ago and New York, free from
NERVES" merely looks on. injurious as
at a failure of some sociological eN-
neriment or another attempt to medl-
ste in Mexico; gold pours out from
New York and Chicago has hardy
more than a mild interest Even tne
bankruptcy Of so great corporation as
the Clafin company proves less Vhal,
the traditional nine days wonder ana
the receiverships in other cities lntei-
cst as little as they excite. There Is
No defining normal" times, bat with
ont doubt in what arc vaguely con-
siGercd "normal" times any one OF
tbese occurrences and how much more
ali three would have produced some
thing else than the surface ripping OF
ointment that they have. why they
don't now there is no certain teillhg'
business languid from starvation IS DIS
little subject to excitement as business
v;corous from good feeding; and wheI
such consultants as young Hope anu
old Detection are called in diagnoses
are apt to disagree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

CALL MONEY opened az per cent
highest. 2 per cent; lowest ~ per
cent; closing, IL per cent; renewal Z
TfNE MONEY was easier and de-
nsnd light. Rates: 2k per cent ior
,ixty DAYS, 2lz@2A per cent for ninety
DAYS. %. Gt3 per cent for four months;
563h per cent for FIVE months ana
3LN3h per cent for six months.
MERCANTILE PAPER continued
ouiet with rates unchanged. Rates;
Der cent for sixty 70 ninety days IN
dorsed bills receivable and FOR choice
four 10 six months single names ana
AZ per cent for others. .,,
CLEARING HOUSE Statement
Exchange, $265, l31 1874; balances, S2s;-
GZ3Asl. The Sub-Treasury was a cred-
itor 20 the extent Of S404s,9O7.
UB-TREAsURY.- New York banks
lost 10 The Sub.Treasurt S4,SOZ,OOO ana
los. since Friday Si0A54,000.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. 49, Boston
gar; Chicago, exchange be discount; 81
louis, exchange Zoe premium bid zoe
premium asked; San Francisco, eH-
change 26e premium; Montreal ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market FOR
copper was steady with electrolytic quoted
1SI. Hi3-c and casting lJisc. standard
copper on tn, Metal Exchange was quiet.
,,ith spot. July August. September ana
October 1.aJOc asked. In London copper
closed easy at 600 is I'd for spot and $50
l3s I'D for futures. 49,
6f.O. soc; July 30.3 q 20. zoe: August. 30,
b 30 soc: septic miner. iV.3I = q cog &c aht
october 20. - u 30 7Jc. In London un
closed easv at 1854 LIS sd for spos aho
1889 los for futures.
LEAD-ouiet. New York spot $500
=. 95c. md East 81 Louis, 3.75a.;.s1c. Ia
London lead closed at 80 -.
pFITER-Onlgt: New York spot. > n
: ioc. and East "a Louis. $50 Dc. Lon
don spcitcT closed az al los.
ON-Middlesboro No =, Jls IN London
Local iron market unchanged al Slf 'ou
SIS - for No Northern and No ! south
crn. aud s1t 50dsl5 for No Northern
and No Southern,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
COTrONsEED OIL.

business was narrow, snles amounting 70
4 700 bbls but tho tone was steady ana
dr,I otiotations we're net unchanged TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
TRADING in THE
CURB SECURITIES
Oils and Industrials Quiet and
Irregular-Mines Active
and Lower.

Irregular price changes and small
business marked the trading in the IN
dustrial and oil shares on the curb yes
terday. while mining issues were more
active at lower prices. Maxwell No,
tors common and second preferred
both improved = of a point, and
WHY'S Overland continued to rise
showing a gain Of IL points. Riker
Il Hegeman was dull but steady at
9is. fractionally above Mondays close.
Rock Island preferred was weak, with
a loss of a, and United Cigar Stores
declined point.
Price movement in the oil list gen
orally was small Standard Of Cali
fornia made gain of points, At
lantic Refining, Prairie Oil and Gas
and South Penn Oil each 3, and Stand
ard of Kansas and New York =. Stand
ard of Indiana, which was strong on
the day before, lost points, and
Standard of New Jersey 1. West End
Consolidated was exceptionally active
in the mining list. 1t sold down to 60,
but rallied to Sc, net loss Of points.
Caribou Cobalt and Tonopah Merger
each rcceded point. Chilli Copper rs
were weak, with loss of 81 points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
MINING.
Penn.'s May Income Declines

The Pennsylvania Railroad system in
its report for the month of May shows
total operating revenues of S29.455,4n,
a decrease of S4,635,7 7S, compared with
May last year. A reduction of S3.92l,-
734 in operating expenses enabled the
company 10 report net revenues OF
1858 1894, a loss Of only $7ii,Oi3.
OF Mays total gross S20,274,4 O9 came
from the lines operating east Of Pitts
burgh and $9,lS1 ,06l from the lines
west. Net earnings of the former de-
creased S25o,367 and the latter S454,-
G7e. Pennsylvania operating surplus
for the five months ended May 81 was
SIg.235,723, a decrease Of $500, 006.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
Cron Reports Golden Legends.

Crop reports read now like the lyric lyric
. ~ which appear in newspaper
%, 1,''S he ready for March 81 at minutes
sftcr O'clock in the rosy mornin I,'
when spring is officially released, l"e ~
spell billions IN dollars dollars, rr rnraei bulC-
;, es;Ses college students with break
,ms backs and blstered hands on the
cT n'q burning up mortgages and ch ,i
~nrabouts for touring cars, WIDOWS
s sud oTDbans" once more getting diyi-
J"nd checks. Congress elections, Ia
vorable trade balances, gold import,
they never quit spelli,n Isot IN i" summed
' ., these crop reports show even
S SPi' prospects now than they did
.ndstb AGO. and month ago they were
inc hest ever known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
Stock Market Begins July
Just About Where 1t
Began June.
LEVEL OF PRICES IS
ONLY A SHADE LOWER
Gary, Looking Into the Future
Sees Better Business, but
Smaller Returns.

Thanks to yesterdays brisk upturn'
the end Of the month Of June saw the
stock market as a whole returned al
most to the place where it was at the
beginning. Averages compiled IN wall
Street disclosed the level OF group
of railroads as only one-thiTd OF !"
point below the June lever ana
group of industrials only one-eightn "
q MONT below. Meantime the marhe'
has had some fairly VIDE swings neAlc
~ ali of them based upon rI I1r,, o.
chat the Interstate Commerce Conhiio-
sion was going to do with the rate IN
s sroa.e annl;cation and when it was go
inc 10 do it. Yesterdays one best ruI
inor-best for market purposes - iste
the commission to meet IN the laee
afternoon, presumably TO see that no
Illicit commas or semi-colon1s had Dee Degh
introduced into its decision by me fu %
lie Printer, and then the release re, o.
the decision in the morning. TINS stoIG
followed one no better than 1T IN POM
IF verisimilitude. that the deGlslois.
would not be down for couple o.
weeks vet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
NAVAL STORES.

ir.. was not active Spirits turpeniine ma
rbine hills. agisc. TAI-lietort. 81 20, Kiln.
e. ROsIN Common 70 sood gtT1ned.
s. 10. u. - 40; -. 81 80; :, ~ 3D. p ~ 90
q and H. 81 az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01

EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. June 80. 1914
GRAIN


itlN i-Scntiment was still inclined TO
ldNoF the bear eide. although there is a feel
Hs OF caution about taking further heavy
risks on the short side Of the market Coun-
Wy scceptances "ero large, and early prices
'9uched new low records. but toward the
lose stcadicr feeling developed on COW
eilhS ana nnal quotations were net I'M
changed to isc higher Exporters were again
IN the market. and sales came TO light OF
ABOUT nfy loads. There seems 10 be no
aouht about tho size or the crop. a report
by y. W. snow indicating total Weld OF
winter wheat O. 6J7 400. coo bushels and 20
WO0O0 bushels spring wheat which indicates
a total or fully 900. go 900 bushels above prob
able domestic requirements In the local
cash market 10 hard winter wheat was
quoted at dc. ! Z, y. y; New 30 . red
Ma. July shipment Z. No / Northern
Duluth !uS4c ana No Northern Manitoba
'''2c ahCat. Freight engagements
were r 2Ortce for l56 loads. including six tull
cargoes. CORN-Tne market showed pro-
nouuccG weakness early. with heavy selling
OF the late position. we'll rs liquidation I'm
July, prompted 10y reports II rains in the
Southwestern belt and q report by r. W.
snow placing tn" condition Or the crop At
SO and The indicatoi yield at 2.925 000, 900
bushels. Late in the day there was a
lions were &c higher to sc not lower. In
the local cash market No yellow corn was
quoted at lsSic. { T, prompt OATS-The
market was Influenced largely by tho action
Of corn. Tho tone was oas". however. and
At the close prices we-s iic 20 81 not lower
Local cash market was weak: standard
white, a3isNsfc: No -. }5.G4Gvc: No 3 430
Hiad4ec. and ordinary clipped white i3f iSc,
all elevator. rye Easy; 80 Western.
SIS &c. G T. =. y. export. BARLEY
steady; mat'cg. ofG62r, e. / Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
FRI ITS.

FRESH Receipts for week. 35It bbl'
apples Apples have sold readily when good
quality. new in light supply. Pears com
mencing to arrive and selling well. Musk
melons in active demand aud closing higher
Natcrmelons firm and higher al tho close.
Fiucapples in good demand. APPLES Ben
Davis. So j0dS3; Russet, bbi, 81 J0nS3 20
Baldwin, 80 JOaS3 80. common. ~ JOdS2 Far
Western. box apples. slas2 -: Southern,
new. basket I5cq>2. PEARS-southern, Le
Contc bhl. SipSI PEACIiES-Ga, carrier,
81 25dS3 2j Ala. 81 5odSl 50: G, 81 500
81 80; Md. SldSi 10. PLCMS--Ga. carrier,
SldSl % CHERRlES--Black and red. ID.
IdlIc. white. 6G9c: sour. GQsc; black and
rcd, ID basket. 350G0c; white. 25n45c; sour
ia i5c; sweet, 20 10 basket T5cnsl %; sour.
I5cGsl 90 CURRANTS- Cherry, at, Id9,,
small. Gd7c. STRAWBERRlES Jersey
Ga9c. nearby. fancy. ioa l2c; Up River lower
stations. 1nl3c; upper stations. Snl6c
Western y Y. ilalsc; Staten Island. "a l3c;
Long Island, lodisc. BLACKBERRIES-N
-. at. 2n3c; Del and Md, SGl2c; Jersey
Itdf4c. RASPBERRIEs Jersey, rcd. pint,
iq1c; Up River, red, 6Gsc; blsckcaps. pint,
sale. HTCKLEBERRIES-N G, az, go l3c,
Itof and 10 nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
Hard Iuck Writes a Sign.

There is much that is curious IN tnc
financial district besides the STOCK Ma ma
kct and its human machinery vi
Grams Of the district, however, "oulH
have a hard time recalling wheh suci'
a sight was seen before as was Pr pro-,
vided in Exchange Place yesleir,u" ~
afternoon. All along the Slae wall o 70
ore Of the large office builulneS W.
ranged roll top. desks chairS, oo ond
cases. canvas and calf-bound Doors a sho
piles Of dusty documents plaintS 'H -
AZ NOT need the presence of police
80 80 and Sheriff's officers to see the
MAJ, MAJ "D;snossessed" spelling itself out
II, the air above them all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
BOSTON CURB CLOSING.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. June 30.-Uneasness over con-
tinued complaints OF too much moisture in
the spring crop belt rallied the wheat mar
ket to-day after prices had fallen to the
lowest level this season The close was
steady at the same last night 20 shade
advance. Corn finished t,n&c or to I-lsc
up: oats down Sac. and provisions vary
ing from Toe decline TO a rise OF = q. Opin-
ions were widely circulated that the only
thing saving the spring wheat crop from
serious damage the fact that the atrro-
sphere over the Northwest remained cloudy
and cool. II was said that n hot weather
came before the surplus water IN the fields
ran off the consequences would be alarming.
Range ~ prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
SUGAR FUTURES NJ
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Week ending June 80, iylt
BUTTER

Week ending June 80, 1877.
BUTTER.
Receipts for week. 1925 pkgs: last week
S3.5iI; exports 10 tropical countries. 467: i'm
ports from Europe. 81. No material change
I'M the price OF high grade fresh creamery
1air trading md a steady 10 firm feeling
Creamery, extras, 2Ii,Q@Tiec: frsts. - "a
26lsc: seconds. 22h24c; dairy. finest. .6c
process, extras 22N22i2c; frsts 20isq2l &c;
imitation creamery. frsts 2lH22c.
CHEESE.
Receipts Tor week. o.7I2 boxes; cApo'ts.
230. Receipts liberal speculative demand
less active and market easier, with prices
showing consderab BILE decline from our ast
weekly report. state IN. fresh. specials,
l4tal4i7c. average fancy. l3hGlic daisies,
l5ssc; state, skins. fresh specials ll.g
lla.c. good 70 choice Ion lie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
NE,y YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOaRD CLEARANCES.
FLOR AND MEAL.

Flour was quiet. although there has been
some Improvement IN sales during the las
week Scw crop Kansas -four is being Of
fcrcd. arl tic quality of the samples shown
f. exc lent Spring patents, s. 5)GA So;
winter straights. 81 306ii a.: winter paten s.
81 5osfsl 20: tr-ing clears. 81 Edsi -. extra No
winter. g. .oqS5 20. 80 :. s. ,Q4s g.: Kar-
sas strsigi'ts. 81 2jHSt -: Fancy spr,"r pa
au,s e. ilsisJ ~. RYE. FLOT P-S;eadv.
Ta.r 20 good 81 ajaS3 %. choice 10 fancy.
% 55dss u CORNMEAI~-Quiet. KIN dried.
s. - RAG MEAL-Flne. white and yellow.
81 f5Gy 81: coarse. 81 4oaN -. FEED-West-
orn quiet: bran 10 arrive. 100 10. 81 N
standard middling. s. s. -four DO. S2s rel
dog. SO: city. steady; nUlk. 81 %; sacks,
ia -: -four do. s. 756<]0 No; red dog. s3l OF
meal S21 nnIsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
The nav of the Schoolmaster.

Like bulls in china shops, scnC 'o,ith a
tcrs in business are regarded W. bo q
sour visage down town. 1t must be be a a
i little disconcerting, then, to know that nat
i Ssri, dior for position of financial i'm
,eu On the Federal Reserve
BOARD is California professor, Pres Fl Is
New Haven and now DR.. Prltch3ti' lor I
m ,,er,y of Massachusetts "Teeh" and
latteTly Carnegie Fund admlnlstra'V o.
IS elected by the Atchison director; 70 ~
fll q vacancy in their board fuzzi'hs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Trading Much Heavier with
the Advance in Prices.

With the advance in prices, trading
on the Consolidated Exchange yester-
day increased heavily. the total turn
over being more than five times that of
Monday. On the opening call frac-
tional declines were general. with fur
Their losses in the early trading.
Reading late in the day touched
high of 164A and Copper Of 691s.
Union Pacifc's high was 1856
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
INDUSTRIALS.
,JISCEIJANEOJrS RIGHTS
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

l00 tRock Island II. 37's s. 3ii2 rs
600 lido pref new. So 81 So SO
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HAY AND STRAW.

Market well supplied with all grades Of
timothy hay and prices irregular, WITH lryers
having the advantage Large lalcl hay,
ton. timothy. prime, S2l 80; No !, $50 5O@
SCI: No to No .. sleasla 30; fancy light
clover. mixed. Sl9qSl9 50; other mixed, $3.50
SIS: No | clover. $iTaSis; rye straw, No !,
81, small hailed hav 81 lower :usn laTge).
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BONDS
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
BANKS

J. Safe Dep & IT.. 30 90 go 20
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CNI'I EE.

The market WIS very narrow, and after
an early decline OF ~ ; points foy active
pCs,tions rallied late on covering and final
prices were only l 20 ! points net lower.
Hayre clos j ~ a net advance or franc.
while Hamburg was unchanged TO | pfcn-
mig lower. while owing 20 the holiday IN
BrszU Monday the usual cables were 10: re-
eeiyed from there. hut the special cable r--
ported prices in the spot market unchaugs..
yblIe futures were unchanged 10 - rc.s
ioU.- est and fre ight oilers were IN
hanged TO 10 points lower. with Santos -
ouoted al IL 90. IS at T.. j0d T.. 30. 4 al
II 5oGI II GOc. and - a. llHll.3oc. Tie local
snot market inactive with RIO Is quoted az
hfsc Local contract prices;
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MONTREAL STOCKS.

icy dividend.