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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
Paris Let's Up on London.

t,,rsgsments OF gold coin for export
s,,cb as that announced yesterday, are
-e-e except when the destination Is some
south American or Central American
country. where they are received at their
face value. And the reason that they are
rare is that the Assay ONCE usually mas
nIenty OF bars 10 meet all banking re-
orirements But It is only matter OF
convenience for the government TO sen
bars and there is no concern when ths
s,,rrl,. runs out for the time being. CON-
~ c,.,rsa IL has 70 furnish as long as
ans. one nresents certificates and demands
/, Yesterdays renewal Of exports oil
co,5 was not unexpected. though, as
.,s,5a1 there was some surprise Over tl0
80 ~ Exchange at the time OF the en-
esosr,ent High as sterling mas peen any
Ell, he there is as yet no manifest POll
~ stirnine eagles SO IL is 10 be SUP
nosed that the Bank Of France Wh!Vn
nrobablv ordered the gold. pald a pretty
GOOD nren1irm for il. The iact tIat '.e
Continent auparentlv made no eHort 70
Get any Of the new South African arrlVdI
I'm London suggests that intimauohS haEe
zone ont from the British capital thaI II
would he lust as well II the Bank OF Eng
land were permitted to recruit reserve
Which has already aroused crltlclsI SIN,
Until Yesterday the bank had not GOT any
Of the new gold for many weeks II not
months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
Buos and Other Bugs.

Agricultural and chronological experts
nav that there are at least $4,000 species
Of flies. not counting lightning bugs
Forty thousand OF them have names al
ready. and the crop experts know and use
,h.n, all. But the pride OF the COLLECTION
ava the Hessian fly and the chinch ous'
The Hessian fly is worse when he IS
naegot Matched. Then he deserts the
Leaf OF his nativity and works his insiol-
o,,s yav TO the base Of the sheath wax
,rr fat on the substance OF the s'aiA.
rertilzer copiously and promptly appheo
viii save something OF the wheat LOT ma
vest but there is no other remedy An'
.birch hug seems TO be more dangerous
His annual depredatons in me go
states alone have been esuhiatSu snscies
an 600. But the female OF ume couss
Is more deadly than the mae, 60 Law
the female is industrious ehoust root.
inward OF five hundred eggs on ' hh,v,rSrnA
sTd stems of grain. and the nNe hui1 n. 90
- inward new citizens prompu! go
y-o~l and suck all the juices OUT Oh WIG
crei~ and IL dies. Soft-nosed oulels aie
$50 Inv the rules Of civilized WARFARE
he. the American farmer is ingenious.
So, time he catches chnch Dug ne
t-fscts him with the bug equivalent OF
sr,elIDoX or something equally deadiy ana
Se~Js him out 10 mix with ms leho"s'
- a result. many are said TO ole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
Crop Killers Start Their
Campaign Against a
Big Handicap.
FIND THE HESSIAN
FLY HARD AT WORK
D., the Government as Yet Is Not
Worried-Gold Coin Goes
10 France.

Tho government takes the advent OF the
usss,au IN IN the wheat fields very calm
r. I, notes in the weekly report that the
e. has been seen here and there. but that
=. ohout all. The private crop experts,
s,ryever. are terribly concerned. Be-
80, the lines Of their kilograms is to
=. seen as much woe as the imagination
-. vel support at any given time. SO
.,,,.,, are the bugs in some Of the fields
-. ,bsv are indistinguishable. 1t is to be
,.s.-rss nom the crop experts them
Ives 1t viii be hard work 10 turn
,,,,,er wheat crop already 1oo.OOo'oco
bushels and moro larger than any pre-
v,ous crop into failure, or even into the
,nsk,ngs Of failure. and so the experts
deserve moro than the usual amount OF
sympathy they get. Every one who has
cone through a summer in Wall Street
though. will realize that they have vast
CAPABILITIES. There never yet has come
YEAR without a serious crop scare. and
the chances are there never viii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
Shipping Gold Coin.

How much 1t costs to ship gold abroad
is a matter concerning which shippers
are not disposed 10 be voluble. the cost
varying with particular cases. II has
been calculated. however. that for 81 in
bar gold the shipper receives credit for
about 1880 francs at Paris. In other
words. when less than that amount OF
francs can be bought for 81 in New York
IL is better 10 ship gold than exchange.
cold coin, Of course. will bring in less
tban bar gold, because the coins are
never at the maximum OF weight and
d brasion is much greater than in the case
Of bars. there being very much larger
total OF surfaces TO experience friction.
In has been said at the Assay Once that
q bag OF eagles removed from the scales
~ the floor and then replaced viii show
Az appreciable difference in weight.
And as American gold coins are bought
entirely by weight abroad n0 ON
sbinnent OF 81 900 or S2.QOO;OoO Is
sornefbing i'm reality quite little less.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
COTTON SPLITS
PRICE CHANGES
An Early Decline Recovered on
Bullish Weather Reports and
Local Shipments.

The cotton market showed a reactionary
tendency early but rallied and closed
steady at a net decline OF points on
May. while July and later months were
unchanged to points higher. The early
selling was scattering liquidation. and on
pressure inspired by the usual reactionary
reasoning after an advance OF some 81
or 50 bale. private predictions Of better
weather in the Southwest and disappolnt-
ing cables Offerings were pretty well
taken on the decline. however, and the
market frmed up on the bullish weekly
report OF the Weather Bureau and rumors
Of arrangements to ship 10000 bales of the
local certificated stock TO Southern mills
between now and the end of the week
Early sellers seemed to be covering on
the late advance: Southern spot markets
were unchanged, but the local market de-
clined 10 points to 13.50c for middling up
land; no sales. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
Rock Island Plan Ready.

The Rock Island stockholders protective
committee. which has been working out
a Man for a reorganization OF the rys-
tents finances. has succeeded in disentan-
Cling some Of the problems that caused
a delay in the presentation OF the re-
suits Of the deliberations to the pohdhoiu-
ers' protective committee. and II Is eA-
pected that the plan VIII be suoinl''eu ~
that committee to-day or tomorrow
with definite proposals as TO what sha.
=. dome 10 provide the Rock Island Win
now funds the two committees Will put
forth every effort TO whip the plan INTO
sucb shape so that the security holders
nav know what portion OF the financial
burden they are TO assume In the re-
organization of the property. the ne od pan az,
calls for the raising of about S'o 49,.
70 be expended within the next three
wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
PRICE MOVEMENT
In COMMODITIES
Wheat at New High Figures
Corn and Oats Gain
Coffee Featureless.

The bull element in the local wheat
market is making the most of damage
reports from the districts infested by the
Hessian fly. but aside from these reports
crop conditions were admitted to be salts
factory. The ny. however, dominated the
market. and buyers were SO urgent that
new high records for the season were
made. advances OF hglhc being recorded
at the close, which was at about the days
high point. Light receipts at Western
points were practically Offset by increased
and more favorable offerings from Ar
gentna. SO that the advance OF about sc
ret in corn might be charged to sympathy
with the buoyancy In wheat. Oats felt
the effects OF the other markets and re-
ports Of dryness where moisture was
needed. the net gain for the day being
&QI1c.
Coffee continued dull and featureless
and prices showed practically no change.
Consumers are apparently not concerned
regarding supplies. and as deliveries since
the first OF the year are about million
bags ahead OF last year. they are believed
to be pretty well supplied, and there was
nothing doing in the spot trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market was
uuiet, with eiectrolytic quoted at 4hc. and
casting 14altbe. The market lor stshoara
13s5a140O for spot. May. June and July.
In London copper closed firm at fo3 Is Sd for
spot and f63 lss Cd for futures
rIS~r,arely steady with sales of 8 tons
May. Spot tin on the New York Metal Ex-
change was quoted 32.s7Ia a33.12h; May,
3asTia $500. June. 32.s5 d33.O0; July:
September, 33i2i, 933.37is. In London tin
closed easy at flf9 IS for spot and flol for
LEAD-ouiet New York spot ss5a895.
and East ST. Louis 3.15g3.s5 London lead.
Els 17s Cd.
sPELTER-Quiet. New York spot, 5.io8
500 and East 81. Louis. 4o5g5.03 In
London spelter closed ct f21 Is Sd.
IRON-Middlesboro No 3, Sis AID In Lon
don. Local iron market steady with No
Soundry Northern quoted SIS rs q SIS rs; No
3 Northern si54sl5 30; No / Southern.
s1475asl5 IS and No 2 Southern. $14 so q SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
TRADING IN THE
CURB SECURITIES
Dull Market, with Irregular
Price MOvement-Gas
Rights Active.

Demand for Consolidated Gas rights
and bonds increased In yesterdays trad
Ing on the curb. the rights making a frac-
uonal advance and the bonds closing with
net gain Of point. The rest Of the
market was dull. with irregular price
changes, British-American Tobacco (new)
receded fractionaly. Maxwell Motors first
and second preferred declined y OF a
point each, United Cigar Stores yielded
u and United Profit Sharing Corporation
made small gain.
Trading In oil stocks was materially re-
duced, with price movement unimportant.
STANDARD of Kansas rose points Stand
ard OF Indiana 3. Prairie Oil and Gas 2.
while South Penn OIL and Southern Pipe
Line sold Off point Mining shares were
Irregular. Jumbo Extension declining 21a
points West End Consolidated Q and
Mckinley arragh making gain OF 2
points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
The Value Of Eagles.

The American eagle in perfect condi-
ton weighs 25S grains, which is equal to
.ss75 ounce Troy. According 10 a caicu-
lstion once made by 1.-The Journal OF
Commerce" 100000 in perfect eagles
weighing $3.50 ounces. would be worth
COOS oo1 in London. II the Bank Of Eng
land raid its price Of rs shillings AZ pence
an orrce for them. With the cost 10 snip
81 900 600 estimated at 1901, the net yield
would h. f2O4 900. At that rate the aver
age value Of pound would be S4.SSI2-
always provided Of course, tnaI one
eagles would be perfect when taken OUT
OF Inc Sltb-Treasury here and perfect
when bought by the Bank of ENGLAND.
The calculation is affected by so many
other varying factors that It's only vaiue
is an illustration. AT that, however IL IL
not without interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20

were in the market on fairy active scse,
ord purchased some 10000 bags OF Cubas
and Porto Ricos for prompt and June ship
ment at 2Hc Cuba. cost and freight; spot
prices are 3.2Gc for centrifugal, 2oic tor
molasses and 2Lc for Cubas, cost ana
freight. In London beet sugar was reported
with sellers at 9s 6A d for May. 9s lsd Tor
June and 0s SID for August, with tho curo
Of os al os AID. and 9s SID. respectively
London cabled the stock in the United King
dom at los 900 tons. against l12.OOO last
week wlllett & Gray report the movement
OF sugar at the six principal ports OF cuba
for the week as follows: Receipts, $4,000
AGAINST 81 600 last week. $4,000 last year
and as 900 two years ago; exports 4sooO'
against 20 900 49, 900 and $4,000; stock
s35. 900. against e3s 900. $4,000 and $4,000;
entire island receipts. 10000. against 9o'oOO
% 600 and &c. 900: centrals grinding, 93'
AGAINST 1913 i25 and 1l9. respectively
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

Statement Of earnings OF the Pacinc
Power and Light Company. subsidiary
OF the American Power and Light COM
panH shows gross operating revenue
Tor April Of SlOS.567. s9O73 greater than IN
April OF last year, and net revenue AFTER
expenses and taxes was $500, an In
crease Of $20,672, equivalent to IS per cent
income after interest charges amounted
70 GsS2i a gain of $17.226. or l79 per cent.
FOR the twelve months ended April 81
sfoss earnings were 81 ,316,37s. an increase
oi 1885. or per cent, while net earns
ihgs were SG72.9G4. 81, Ss3 higher than the
preceding year. After payment of dlvi-
uehds on the preferred and second pre-
iefred stocks there remained a balance
VI 1895, an increase Of 1894, or s per
Cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
Lovett Harlem Director.

Robert g. Lovett. chairman OF the
Union Pacific Railroad. was elected a d.
rector OF the New York & Harlem road
at that company's annual meeting yester-
day 20 succeed Lewis Cass Ledyard.
Chauncey II. Depew presided over tho
meeting. Ex-Judge w. y. Cohen was
present TO represent the minority stock
holders committee. but did not offer any
opposition to tho ticket nominated by the
New York Central management. Ex-Judge
Cohen also represents the Harlem minor
ity stockholders. who have begun a suit
In the federal court TO prevent consoli-
dation OF the Harlem with the New York
Central!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
Cash QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REORT.
New York. May 10. 1914
GRAIN.

.WHEAr-while the wheat trade is still in
c!ined to be skeptical regarding reports OF
damage by Hessisn ny. the complaints have
been SO general and from such well known
sources that operators are becoming alarmed
Trading was active. and prices again made
new high records for the season. closing at
about the high point OF the day. with net
gains OF &c to 1isc. which represented ad-
vances Of 3izc TO SIC since the recent upward
movement began. In the local cash market
No. hard winter wheat was quoted at 81 06
c 1 (. New York: No 2 red. 81 OK. l Z. to
arrive; No Northern Duluth 81 05h. and No
Northern Manitoba. s1o5. b. ahoat.
CoRN-Was higher. largely in sympathy with
wheat, closing at an advance OF &C Receipts
we're moderate at Western points and European
markets were steady. The Weekly Crop
Bulletin" said that corn planting Is we'll adj
vanced In central and Western districts. Spot
No yellow corn quoted at Sic asked.
oATS-The market was again firm and higher.
prices closing at net advance Of ssc to lc.
Local cash market firm: standard white. 46d
46isc: No 2. 46iad47c: No 3. 45ls ai6c: No 4. asa
45isc; ordinary clipped, Bizd47i4c fancy clipped,
47di9c all elevator. RYE-F1rm No . West
ern. 72i1c, | Z. New York export. BARLEY
Steady; mailing 60aG4c. / Z. Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
PROVISIONS.

r,ac,,v. and only about steady. although the
Armness In grain had a tendency TO restrlet
selling. PoRK-steady: mess. s22as2s d.
family. s23as26: short clear sls %gsz ,.S ~:
,la.ta, SfSGSl9: extra India mess. s2Igs2s.
HppFsSF,p HOGS. l2a12lsc; pigs: l3c CUT
MEATs~Pickled bellies. I2s.aii.e; Ip ,sSiefp
MANS MANS it, csc: asked. 6n6sc. LARD
49, go, Middle west. 10 9Odl0.30c; city, 9sa
So. ,ef,ned. south America. il30c; Continent
10 SOC; Brazil kegs: Il SOe compouha. qua Qua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20

sale OF about 10000 Maryland Electttc
railways Company first mortgage s per
cent bonds to provide for capital expendi-
lures OK the company during the next two
years The proceeds OF the Maryland
Slectrio bonds Will be used in payment
Tor eighty-hve new cars. The notes OF
the United Railways Will be convertible
INTO common stock at $SS l-S a share
stockholders will be allowed TO sub
scribe for No notes for every 40 shares
OF the stock held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20

ss5o' green, zoe a 81; Bermuda, Faya, half
81 7ca 9Oc: y or. Fava,, basket; $iaN 20 20
BxETs SO car TO- p Rs9mada crate. 75es
sTa5: CARROTS. Dbl, washed. s? 9ogs5.
VI washed. 81 s9s2 %; 1oo-lb bag. 81 SogsSs;
n2 punches s2gS4; i befmqaa crate 81 s.:
a rmuda. standard crate. s2qS3 so; onion
cifte. T5casl25 CARRIAGES Fla; a wni .S:
G elH1si figsiE RS basket 81 scGss 81
Fla box sless 2S Guban si@ss GARL 100
+ 1sa s i m9HsEhA,Ssi5sa so EEKs
\ or. 100 i o punches, Sc nearby. I5c a 81
/ ETTUCE, basket, 25q Toe; nearby. DOL
siS ass PARSLEY. crate. 75c q 81; curly, Dbl.
ssTs4: plain, s3dse: PEAS. Carolina, large,
isr g basket. s2sss; small basket; 81 Sog
s 81 SS 'me S 5o va large basket
s. 80 a So 50' small. S2Gs25O: PARsN..Ps,
s5 s2gs2 So PGP g 5 R hei hes 100
s g. aSi c" 7sc 81; Romano. basket SOC
81. cate. si9S 5o RHUBARB, 100 bunch
es !5cGsl 30 SGALLIQNs' o 100 cun nssr.
so eSc sPINaGH va bb, 2S boz soc Isl Isl
Basket. ESQ 75c: yellow. 75c as1 so; ToMA-
TOES. Fla, carrier. 75c qs2 30.
POULTRY.
DREssED--Recelpts for the week, 1Ssll
pkgs Supplies OF fresh killed fowls nshter
and prices frmer Frozen poultry generaly
quiet. Fancy large roasting chickens ana
large fowls firm. but small chickens ana
fowls dull and irregular TURKEYS. fresh
killed. Western, fancy, 2Oc; CHICKENS,
broilers bbls Phlla and l. l, SQUAD, j 10
each, per pair, 500 soc: Phila, fancy Ia 10
each, 4Oa 45c: Penn. fancy 3543Ic; select
ed. $50 36c; FOWLS. box packed, 1914 q l9ci
Dbl packed. 159lsc: COCKS, old, l4is
Dicks. l. |, zoe: SQUADS. white. old, 81 10
81 %; dark, 81 25gsl So; cuils. oOa I5c.
Frozen-TURKEYS box packed young hens
or toms % a 26c: Dbl packed, 70 q 2oc; Ola
22m24c; CHICKENS, broilers, milk fed, zoo
23c: corn fed, $50 zoe; roasters. soft nested'
milk fed, II q 22c: corn fed. 150lec; FOWLS,
box packed, l4G19c. as TO size and quality
RoosTERs. old. lac: DUCKS. Western. No
1, I2Il5c; GEESE. 13gl4c. ALlNE-Ke-
ce!pts for tho week. 81 carloads BY freight
and about cars by express. on Monday
advices indicated a little increase In sup
plies and weaker feeling developed. on
Tuesday there was a fair movement, ana q
few small sales OF fowls at lie, and old
ROSTERS at i0l. d10hc. Turkeys In moder,
ate supply at l4a16c. Southern ducks and
geese small and few ducks salable above
1914 q14c, and geese 1914 G1ic. Guineas
selling at Toe per pair Live pigeons. 500
35c per pair. Broiling chickens increasing
I'm supply and declining until at the close
80 a 32c per ID about all that can be reached
latter extreme for freight lots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
Portland Gas and Coke.

The Portland Gas and Coke Company
reports gross earnings for April OF sloe $40.
decrease OF N.Sb from April OF last
year, and net earnings were %2.Gl. $3.50
less than In 1919. Income account after
interest charges was 81, 500, a decrease Of
WV. Gross earnings for the twelve
months ended April 80 were $1.2S3, 22s, an
increase OF s64.oo6, or per cent. while
net earnings increased $5.lsS. to se5s. 9s7.
OF per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
SUGAR.

p.sned arm. and prices were advanced
10 points All reans' sr are srs aOw 9ST Trad
the T" moderate with Withdrawals TAR
ing 0nrs arm and Lice higher Renners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
United Railways and Electric.

Inc United Railways and Electric Com
pshy has decided to issue 100000 per
vent 9-year convertible gold notes, and
arrangements have been made for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
New Orleans. May is.-Ths cotton marke, t,
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York May 10. 1914.
BEEyks.

Receipts. LII head. all for slaughter. ex-
cept 2 cars. No trading IN live cattle. Feel-
ing steady on light receipts tomorrow
Dressed beef duh and weak AZ i2al4o for
city dressed native sides. Exports Tomorrow
from this port IS cattle and SO sheep' al
TO Bermuda.
CALVES.
Receipts 291 head, l55 on sale Fesnns
weak: common to prime vesls sold al VOC
SlI so per 100 lbs throwouu at - %.
Dressed calves firm: city dressed veals. lob q
lsc per In: country dressed. III l6e
saiss-Tobin & shannon; i2e veals lts IDS
average at 81 90 per 100 lbs j, $50 IDS,
$40: 2s throwouts l+2 lbs. IS so.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 2.459 head; cars on sale. MAI
ks, gensrally steady =. Medium ,dn ~, to prime prime
lambs, $40 50: yeariings and Gull lambs
mixed, 81. Dressed mutton steady at 100
l3c: dressed lambs at 14fiTc: country
dressed dollhouse lambs nrm az s4gsT so per
carcass
sales-Kerns Commission Co: EST Mary
land spring lambs. 65 lbs average. al $40 50
rer roo lhs 60 Onto sheen fwethersi. 50 lhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20

Liverpool cables: Spot, fair business doing
sales. 5000 bales speculation and export. 500,
American. 1000; imports. 2sooo; American.
1 900. Mlddllng upland. 1884. Futures opened
irregular. I.g2 points higher; closed barely
steady. unchanged to l point lower May and
May-June. 7.i3d: June-July 89sd; July-Au-
gust 6S5hd: Au1ust-September, 8s0sd; Sep
tember-October. G.591zd; October-November.
8 S0d ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6.t3d; December
January SAD; January-February. $40. Feb
ruary- March, e4f1sd; March-April. 6.42isd.
and cloths quiet and nrm
New Orleans. May is-The cotton market to-
day was two sided. In the morning shorts
were able 20 bring about a decline Of to
points below yesterdays close. but in the after
noon tho market went 10 an advance OF to
points over yesterdays nnals. The main sus-
tanning influence was the weekly summary OF
crop conditions by tho Weather Bureau The
close was steady a. net advance OF 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
NAVAL STORES.

In response to continued strength ma az ,o une
South and a fairly active demand from IocsI
a,,,s c,urers turpentne was hrmer win
prices up about tsc Resin steady; and var
quiet quiet TURPENTINE:. spirits IMAGINING e6 SSIS
f' zonron 10 good strained. 4nf2oc: b.
A Soe. D. 4 4Oc; E. 4 Acc; F. 4.5oe c. i'aoe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
MINING.

Omen High. Low. Last.
20 Am Indem ms. 62i7 20 - ,SsU
POI Con Power .....'lo6,9 l9 oS1t iS S9T 90
725 Elkhorn Fuel .s1 ~ % %
100 Fairmont Gas 81 "a 81 az
10 Federal League. ga va .o99n onS
~ Fidelity Trust 300 goo 0 QUIZ us
100 Mer-Mec Bank. 3l+ Slst GA ga
se5 Unit RVS & Flee 5o's % 20"
Wash 3 & pr 81 D.
BONDS.
81 900 B sp PIT & 4lgs. sl+ ,SSo., ,S1st To-
/ 900 Chas City Ry 6s.lO2s+ w. VS. Ssit eSi5
900 Chic Rys LIST bs. S.2 ~ S2ss e7ss
500 city Bait IS 1854. s5s. 20 ,Sens 1908.
900 con Coal S.. ...'lVyi% US az Ok
. GOO Elkhom Fuel 5s.. 30 ~, ,oS7. 1909.
600 Fair & CT TT IS. 1908 Tvs iSS,s 9Si5
900 Maryland FL bs.. S.2 90 o1n AIS.
900 MI Wv Cot ID So 3les 9d7s 90 %
900 u Ell e. aus. 80 vs. % 81
900 L Ry & FL LIST As - "a, ss s5%
a. 600 do inc 4s.....'.. %, eeSSss sSx ssS.
600 do fdg 5s.....'. soH ssooI1 sSS s2I
mn Wash & os.. S-% o-t '-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Flour inactive as the rise in wheat has
caused millers to raise their prices and buyers
refuse 10 follow the advance. Spring patents
s4 oJas4 90; winter straights, 81 354s4 30; win
81 20: extra No / winter. So 75q$3 10; No :.
81 5Oas3 IS; Kansas straights. "a 25qs4 80,
fancy spring patents. s. 4oas6. RYE FLOUR
Steady; fair TO good. 50 3oqs3 40; choice 70
dried. 81 IS. BAG MEAL-Fine white and vel
low, 81 4Oqsl A.; coarse, 81 35asl Az. Feed
Western; bran TO arrive 100 10 sacks. SO 80,
standard middlinE. $27. -four, do, SO ~; RED
dog $50 So lake and rail; city, steady; bulk,
SD 90: sacks. S2s so; middling. SIS JOa$3o 90;
red dog s3I; oil meal. $32aS32 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-20
COFFEE.

The market was dull, featureless, sales
amounting to 900 bags, and prices were pfac,
ticaIly stationary closing net unchanged 10 ]
point higher. European markets were without
feature Havre closing net unchanged TO =
franc advance, while Hamburg was unchanged
were practically unchanged; santos IS being
quoted at u e0c: IS at 1850 lOc: As at
IL .3OQ1l. e0t; 5s at l0.90dl 12isc and hio
- AT 3 eO6s. CSC. Local spot market Inactive.
with Rio Is quoted at sac Local contract
prices yeat.r