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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
PRICE MOVEMENT
IN COMMODITIES
Wheat and Oats Advance
Corn RecOverS-COf-
fee Declines.

A spring wheat crop scare came to
the aid OF the bulls in the wheat
market yesterday, and this, with the
general idea that the recent declines
have discounted the bearish effect OF
the big crop of winter wheat, gave
buoyancy to prices, which closed at net
gains of 1q1l4c. for the day. Corn
suffered an early decline of ia Sc,
but when Argentine reports were
firmer and it was seen that there was
some concern here regarding the supply
of good corn for export there was
sharp recovery, which left last prices
unchanged from the previous close.
Oats also recovered an early decline,
closing net IA sc. up.
Coffee trading was about s.andoh,
neither side being disposed to agrees
sive measures, and while there were
few changes they were of practically
no Importance, last prices being 3 to 4
points off from Wednesdays finals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
WHEAT HIGHER IN CHICAGO
BlackRust Stories Send Prices
Up-Corn Steady.

Chicago, July Assertions that
black rust had been discovered at WI,
mot. S. D.. formed the chief cause OF
a decided advance to-day in the price
of wheat. The market closed firm, lie
20 lac net higher. Corn finished the
same as last night. oats up &c to sc,
and provisions, with a gain of DC to
zoe. Wheat developed greater strength
than at any time since the bear cam
paign Of the last few weeks started
Besides the reported finding OF black
rust. there was an advance at Liver
pool. based on political troubles in the
Balkans and upon adverse field eondi-
tions in Hungary and Russia. Al
though not single place except Will
mot sent word of the presence OF black
rust, the trade was Enthusiastically ner-
vous, for continued excessive. rams
of late in the Northwest had made
danger of the pest evident to all
Range of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
EXPORTS.
What. bush
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York, July ., 1914.
GRAIN

WHEAT The rcactiouary tendency no.
tiCeable for the last day or two gained
strength to-day. and prices made net gains
~ 1ntitc The principal sustaining fest
urc was renewed talk OF red and black
rust I'm tho spring wheat belt, although the
existence Of this blight was not very wei
established There were some reports o.
farmers ga the winter wheat belt showing a
disposition - hold their wheat, but country
offerings were on q fairly liberal scale. For
eien markets were nrmer, with some anxiety
expressed regarding the political situation.
Export sales amounted TO about % loads.
cash market No hard winter wheat was
quoted NTlsc, and new No red al s6Htc,
July shipment. | Z. No | Northern Duluth,
% &c and No / Manitoba, 09c 0 b, afiOat,
CORN-Was easier most OF the day, owing
to good rains over the Western belt, but
after showing losses Of "a sc tho market
rallied and at the close values were net un-
changed for the day. Argentine was firm,
ana there was practically no Argentine corn
being offered Tor July shipment, while So
was leinS asked for August Shipment. \
leading commission house placed the condi-
ton Of the new crop at - per cent and in
dictated a yield II 3. s3l 900. 0O0 bushels. Cash
No = yellow corn was quoted at I6s.c +.
10 arrive. OATS-The market was slightly
O.. 'Ier early on the weather, but late in the
cay prices gained strength, closing iaHf'c
net higher. Cash market quiet. standl"I
white. - d44c; No 2, t3&ai4i7c; No ),
43d43tsc: No 4. 42iea43c; ordinary clipped.
43a45c: fancy clipped, 44l24i6c, all elevator.
RYE-Easy; No Western, CSC, 1 Z. New
York export. BARLEY-Quiet; mailing. 560
&c c 1 l. Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
The Bronx.

Albright. Wlliam-North Side News Co.
Sl99 =.
American Market-Sams: yi2j o.
Bliss Jessamne C.-N l.. Nought: sl02.
Brambcs Nalentine-David Mayer Brewing
Co. $50 -.
Fitzgerald. Archer WI T.. Muller 500 81.
Cav Construction Gov. schmidt; s'3i y
Hay Foundry and Iron Norks-B. Larson
SO II -.
Tehr. Ilarry-M Jackson 81 al: s,0e5 Is.
Nesiani PasquHle-A. Baskt e. al Ss5I 81
North Side Coach and Auto Co.-N Pet
small. Philip I.-Maryland Casualty Co
Sil5 - ,,e, a,
Wiader. Bcniamin-H Bloom: Sbl 81
Warhtcr. Frank-Grcat centres realty o.
yHt- Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
PORCUPINE.
MONTREAL STOCKS.
BID Ask.
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
II TclCgTaph 20 The IrIbune-T
Albany. July

Building Violations Corp. Manhattan:
expert service. $4,000: y. W. Cushing 2:'3
Broadway y y: II. Francher y. "
Il u. Frcifcld. Brooklyn. ,,oo
Prosperity Publishing Co, \. Y sJoV.-
600. A. X. wing. So 18th ST., BROOKLYN;
g. : Wing. H. &. Wirg, y. Y.
AII water Front Realty Co, Manhattan !;
$4,000. " \. Den.pscy @Goi NeWkirk ay'
brooklyn. \. \. kuestcr, Brooklyn q. II.
Dick. Woodhayen. y. Y.
trenton Grand Theatre Co, Manhattan; ;
SOON. NJ. Spicgel 1919 broadway ~ l.
T.. Spiegcl r. =. Mac Mahom; y. q,
Uoilaudor Button CO.. Mammalian 70
600. - l. Iollander, 2JOs Croiona aV'
Bronx. $ scligman. +. X. Latz \. ".
Allen q Young Co, syracuse, cnein'cai :
Sio.Ooo: G. II. Allen. $50 W Fsyet.e ST.
" IT, S. Lett Co. Manhattan; advertising;
so. 900; g. V. Lett. 800 Brcad%a!' ~ -
- r. Gordon. Manhattan; hats; $50 900;
/ H. Gordon, so "a av. y. y; p. Gordon
y. y: y. Gordon. BROOKLYN. ,-ooo
. AZ AlIairr. Uoboken aud Jersey avs,
Jersey city; =. NJ. AlIaire' y. T.; +. Neilis'
Universal ' Industrial Corp Manhattan
w. T. IaVignc. Atlantic Highlands,
continental Heater CORP; DunkiTk: :
$500 600: IT, Gould, ~ Ma' chicago ne, l.
J. H. stearns g :; Hu Wnnnsttan; realty:
90 ,nn' q q Uavemcycr. ROslyn, !. l.
r a Uaycmcyer. Glen Head L. l.; IT, o.
U.vemcycr. Mahwah. \. j. ,,,
West winfield Telephone az onoi y, 81,
ou"id, and Otsego counties $40 200; T., "
Wi,ros west winfield. y. y. ~; W. VIII
Gov. =. G. Wilcox. West winfield. ,,o
j; & 3 building corr, bT9oH aIoo, s no.
w " Dennett. O. ]. Brown. Brooklyn.
cerdcs Co. Manhattan; contracting
a. ooo' T. #. n. Gerdes . Van Nest pl'
<, =; J. II oerdes. ~ 7 Gerd ss, ~ Soo y n
na,,s ii7e Madison av.. y. Y: NJ. II.
PsI,azintr. n. y; II. London. Brooklyn,
The Walden cutlery Handle n and Mis
Co. Walden; $1,000 ID; a. poh'i"'eh'
senf.ae, I,ro,hers a cohsn. Manhattan;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
Hudson Tubes Earnings Grow

The May income statement Of the
Hudson e. Manhattan Railroad Com
psny shows grozs earning Of $l13AoZ'
an Increase Of s9,023. The net income
applicable 20 bond interest was $780,
az, sgainyt tZ2i,074 q year ago. The
balance II net income available Tor
interest on the adjustment income
bonds was $780, 100, a gain Of $S,0iJ.
The number Of pagEengers carried ~
the MeAdoo tubes in May was 5.1S3,743,
compared with 5,O79,0ss for the same
month year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
A Misleading Comparison.

Some comment was made IN wan
Street Yesterday that the governments
report Of the dsy before on the cotton
crop showed decrease IN acreage
whereas, it was asserted, the contrary
Was the fact. Students Of cotton con
ditions declared that the acreage really
was the largest ever shown at this
time Of the year and that the com
harrison, which made out an apparent
decrease, was made by the government,
not with the corresponding figures OF
June %, 1913. but with the revised es-
innate Of the acreage, a figure some
1000. 600 acres higher. Government
estimates OF the cotton crop arc almost
invariably much below what they ought
20 have been, 50 the chances are all
in favor Of a much larger crop than
anything they have indicated 50 far.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Receipts 20 "a bbls potatoes. l.39G pkg
onions New potatoes weak ana &c d"W Low
old scarce and i ?SG s ssnsF 5o 40 s. e
n 81 90; southern. white. No ], Dbl ~ ~
Sg75: 10 >. S20S2 81: red, No J. $3g - :"
No - S1NS2 -: Culls, 81 1OW .. ol1, w
o. bag Sass IS; SWEET IorA OES, ,f =
/. basket. 75cas1; ONIONS, oaiiiorn, u. "a
crat.. s. so 81 -: Texas, &4s2 - hy
yellow. Dbl, SGnST. 100-lb bag. s1gs3 -
70-lS bag. 81 25dS3 10; Jersey. yeuo%
basket s. - n 81 10: white, $2Hs2 20, = ~
s11Ss 30. Va and Md. yellow, basket, - -
sfS2 70: crate. 81 - 81 %; ASPAKA",. !,
green. dozen punches, 81 30 n ~ CUTS, -
white Sl0s2. culls. Toe; Akl CnOh -
French. dozen. $Idsi %: BEANS. va. 2an
soc. nearby wax. basket or bag iJc = -
gtccn. 60caSl: BETS 100 bunches' - ~
s.: CARROTS. old, Dbl. Sos 20 Ds so
81 5O0s2 80: new, 100 bunches' slWf-i
CELERY. state and Mich. doz buncnes "u
q no. Jersey 4OfU60c. CABBAGES, bni'
7,cTfS1. per 100, S3uSl; Southern crate
10 N SOC Dbl 1Om zoe: red. crate, ~ 90 q =
GAULIFLOWERs. bbl. slaS2; basks,' %, .
y G. SfQSt 80: y or. bbl. s. ~ CORN,
Via standard crate. zoe 81 %: y g 3'c y
s.. y or Dbl $2Gs3: CUCUMBERS. caro-
ina. basket &c q 81. Dbl. soc n s. Va Dbl
kot. soc ISL Del and Nd, basket, t'c n
81 -: nearby dollhouse. doz, 500 JOc; EGG
PLANTS. Fla. box. 81 n 81. Va. large, crate
81 5Oas4: small, 81; LETTUCE. hnl, i,ol y
LIMA HEANS. Fla. basket $iGs3: y G.
S36,sa 80: MUSHROOMS. basket. 50c1,
FL 30. OKRA. carrier. s2nsl, basket. 81 q
81 80: PARSLEY. Bermuda. crate. 81.
nearby. 100 punches. 81 so 81: PEAS. /
and Jersey basket or bag. 1jc q 81 -,
stare. 81 25nst 80: PEPPERS. Fla. box
81 25a$2: Jersey. 81 23dSi 30; RADISlIES
nearby. 100 punches. slds2: ROMAiNE
hbl - n SOC basket 16G Soc; RHUBARB
100 punches. Doc aSi; SPINACH, Dbl. sou
Zoe: state. basket. 40g50c, SQUASH
white. bhl. 81 5Oa 81; yellow. crooked neck
TOMATOES. Fla, carrier. Toe n 81 80: : g.
box, &c n ST; Miss nat case. % q 15c: Del
and Nd. carrier. Toe 81; Jersey. 81 Gti 20
TTRNtpS. white. 100 punches, 80 n Toe
Dbl. JOd 75c; ru:abags. Dbl. 81 25uSl 90.
POULTRY.
DRESSED-Tradng quiet. Fancy heavy
fowls scarce and firm: Alb fowls steady
small and medium duh az low and irregular
figures. Brollers In fair demand and steady.
TURKEYS. fresh killed. Western, fancy, /,
GlSc: CHICKENS. broilelrs. Dbl, Phila and
T. | squads III each. per pair. 6ousoc: Phils
fancy IN 10 each. 3Sai0c, Penn. fancy. 3Sn
sc: Va. selected. 3id35c. FOWLS. box
packed lsgisac Dbl packed 13nlli4e;
COCKS. old. iiisdi3c: DUCKS, T. l. itnl6e
SQUADS. white. prime, 81 ISas5 90; DARK DARK
81 eSdsi 50 culs. 50g55c Frozcn-ruRkENS,
box packed young hens or toms. ssnsec
bbl packed. g3g PC: old. ?s1Sc; CHICKENS,
brolers. milk fed 5000. corn fed, i5nlSc;
roasterx soft meatod. milk fed. i602ec: corn
fed. i5d2Oc: FOWLS. box packed. l3GiS'sc,
a. to size and quality; ROSTERS. old, len
ls'ac; DUCKS. Western. No |. lsdl5ci
tracks this morning OF which all were un-
loaded. Receipts comparatively moderate
demand good and feeling arm. especially OF
fowls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
Puget Sound Traction, Light and Power

State of earnings of the Puget
Sound Traction, Light and Power
Company, for April, shows gross oper-
ating revenue of S7O2,77O, S12,S29
greater than for the same month of
last year. Net revenue totaled $275,-
3l5, and surplus over charges de.
creased S4,O63 to $1O0,O4S. For the
twelve months ended April 30, gross
earnings increased S406,079 to S8,726,-
264, net earnings were s3,697, 1897, $242,-
911 more than for the preceding year,
and surplus over charges amounted to
S1,609, 5SS, an increase Of S165,793.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
Depleting the Reserves.

As it happens. the banks here have. have
suffered the enormous drain on them
70 the Sub-Treasury, on account OF tne
income tax and other matters without
having 20 pass on any embarrassment
to the cali money market. That IS
yery largely because they haven't too
much use for their funds in their
ordinary business and because ba9 BAN,
OF the interior, too, have surplus
enough 70 warrant their shipping large
amounts Of currency to New IorS:
Concejyably. though, If the business Of
the country were now what President
Wilson says it will soon be, OF even
II those times were here which were
50 confidently expected at the begin
ming Of the year, the neay transfers
Of currency. incidental TO June 90 and
July /, might easily be disturbing
r. the movements Of currency 90 noun
INC else thew make a severe COM
mentary on the unscientifc character
Of Treasury financing arrangements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03

Hog products inactive. but steady The
hog market vas slightly higher and this
had stimulating influence PORK-Steady:
mess. So 25Hse1 -: family. s22Gss4 short
clcar. $40 5OHt9l REEF-Easier: mess, tl74
81 %: family. slSa$ls: packet. Si7aSls: extra
India mess, s26GS27. DRESSED HOGS
Steady at 1isdl2Sc; pigs. le5sc. CUT
NEATS-Plckled bellies quiet az l3s.d14s.c;
picklcd hams, dull. HA,al5c. TALLOW-
quiet. special. 6a.c; city. &C. country. 6q6i.c.
LARD-Steady: Middle West, 10 l0alO. 9Oc;
city. firm. ss.d97sc; refined. steady; South
American ll5c: continent. 10 7Jc; Brazil.
Kegs. u &c: compound. SAdstsc STEAR-
INI;-Barey steady: oleo. 7Aasc: city lard.
Ilisc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
To Foreclose on @. BEL. Bonds

Following the default on the July
coupon IL was learned yesterday that
counsel for the refundinR bondholders'
committee Of the Chicago g. Eastern H.
linois Railroad would soon file bond Of
foreclosure At Springfield, H.. l. is
expected. however. that very little will
he done during the summer months tow
ard a reorganization Of the property.
W. n. Lyford, counsel for the receiv-
crs. will sail for Europe tomorrow, and
Will be gone FIVE weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
Committee for P. g. E. Bonds.

John F. Wallace, chairman Of
Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co;
] evils W. Waring, of Edward Sweet q
Co.; Sidney 6. Schuyler, of Schuyler,
Chadwick e. Burnham, and Thomas
Nelson hay3 formed a protective com
mittee for the Peoria & Eastern Raj
way income mortgage per cent bonds:
The committee is calling FOR deposit Of
the bonds on or before September ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03

$4,000. y. Pnsizky. ZOE F. l76th St. y. Y.
l. Pilatzky. Bronx; J. Pilstzky. y. Y.
Alliance supply Co, Manhattan; S5.OOo;
II. W. Brown. 90 ". 6Sih st.. y. Y; j. j.
Baird. Y. Y: =. II. Lang. Bronx.
Tho Biurland Patent Fastener Corp. ia
maica: $1,000. J. +. Biurland. T. r. Mac
Mabon. Richmond Hill y. Y. II. NJ La
sauce, Brooklyn.
NJ 4 Myers Amusement Corp, Buffalo
souo 900. VI. \ Myers Il Erie county
Savings Bank Building. Buffalo. -. g.
HocHer T. G. Pierce. Buffalo
charles IT, Watts Co Manhattan; COM
mission merchants: 100000: n. J. Uderitz,
3S7 Madison st.. Brooklyn; g IT, Watts
Brooklyn; c. Decordoya, Kingston. ia
maica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
English Option on Pure Oil.

Pittsburgh, July Edward II. Jen-
nings, director and one OF the prlnci-
pal stockholders Of the Pure OIL Com
pany announced to-day that an Eng
iish syndicate had taken an option on
A majority interest at S25,000,000. The
company is New Jersey corporation,
with a capital stock Of $10.000,000 and
daily production of $4,000 barrels.
It's wells arc located principally in
Oklahoma and Louisiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
Seek Leak" That Aids Banks

Washington. July 2.-Inyegtigation
81 o suspected leak" In the New York
Sub.Tr ehsury regarding the shipment
~ ~; 300 900 in gold bars from the
Denver mint has been ordered by the
Sscrstary Of the Treasury as result
~ reports that the department has fs-
yorsd certain New York bankers by
Informing them In advance Of gold
st'pnsnts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
June Bank Clearings Increase.

Bank clearings for June compare well
with both Immediately preceding years,
the total, according to "Dun's Review
which includes returns from 129 lead
inc centres in the United States,
amounting to $13,869,9l2,279, an in.
crease of IT per cent AZ compared
with the same month last year and Of
81 per cent as contrasted with the
corresponding month in 1912.
Average daily bank clearings for the
year are given below:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
NEW JERSEY CHARTERS
In TeleEraph DO NC TrIbune. J

Trenton ". J.. July -. non". 600 or.
yc,ta schuchmsn. Joseph Schuchman ber-
nsrd MarEiies, jersey city. -,.. ,.,,,
Fast orange Laundry CO., NewsTH lsun
dry; 500. 600. 4. -. Patterson j. a. hs''o''
Verona Patterson, Newark. .,..
,reupIer conKor Leather co. leather sooht'
400 GGO. w. 4. Tcmplcr. J. H. H. 'ohgcr'
q r. Landcmcsaer. Newark -,
iraen Union Realty CO., Elizabeth; rear
80 sos 900 clara Trout. Elizabeth Mar
ssrst a. Garland. Ne. brunswick; r. H.
Anderson, GASden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03

Receipts 1850 boxes. Msrke, closely
cleared OF fresh: asking prices requeni,y
above top quotations State' Wnolo lie
fresh. coored, specials, lii4gNiac; "hite'
lrsc: colorcd average. fancy nc; white
fancy. ilalr.c: daisies, l5al5asc; star,
skins. fresh. specials, ntqllAc sooa 70
chnicc. l0lllc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03

Instances were forcing Withdrawals. Nnile
raw was unchanged on the spot at .i.5@c ior
centrifugal. 2.6Ic for mOlasses and O~loc
for Cubas. cost and freight. the tone Wss
little finer and holders were asking as hish
as a5sc for cost and freight. Trading was
little more active and sales which were e.
timated At about GO,OJO bags, included l"Vo
for second half July clearance 10 sn,cu
lGtor at =. li-72c. cost and freight equal 20
5.3Gc Tor centrifugal; 5000 bass ior ne
came shipment at .'sc. cost ana itelsnI
equal TO 3 3ac Tor Centrifugal 20 the PENS
sylyania and -. coo bags OF Cubss for Aug
rst shipment at s3sc. equal e 3.39c FOR
In London beet sugar was
frmcr al as AID for July. as "a for August
and 9s 81 for October December. with tina
curb at as I'D. rs 5lsd and as 81, respectively;
london Cabcd tie visible supply as S-iV'VW
tons, against 100000 tons last week.
RAW SUGAR FUTURES.
Yesterdays market for Cuban futures was
quiet However. the tone continued hrm'
with The trade looking forward 10 some I'M
portant developments after the holiday
Quotations for Cuban raw sugar futures;
basis % degrees . / I New York, reporter
by Hopkins Bros. % Broad 81; 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
New Erie Vice President.

1t was announced yesterday that at
meeting Of the board OF directors Of
the Erie Railroad, held yesterday at 80
Church ST., Albert J. Stone, general
manager Of the line, was elected vice
president in charge Of operation, with
headquarters at 80 Church ST., effect
i've .JulV Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
HAY AND STRAW.

Reccipts liberal, nat contain less hign
grade timothy and on such market sllgnoS
sai 506 500. No 1. sci. No to No . SloH
500. fancy light clover. mixed Sl9GSlN 81 ;
o1her mixed sl3dSls: No clover SiaSiSs;
RYE STRAW, No I. Sl5 small 0aled nay -
c,ct "a touqr than LARGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

The Connecticut Power Company, a
connecticut corporation under control
OF Stone & Webster, reports for the
twelve months ended April 30. gross
earnings amounting to 1895, 034. Oper-
atlng expenses and taxes were $685.
3Z9, leaving net earnings of $156,705.
Balance after interest charges, rentals
and bond sinking fund amounted to
SS1S4l, The company's outstanding
capitalization consists of $1,32S 900
bonds assumed through consolidation
and acquisition of properties, 81 .3OO,-
600 first and consolidated 5s. 81 .00O, 900
common and sl.250,00O preferred per
cent cumulative stock. The company
now serves New London. Middletown
and other manufacturing communities.
with a total population aggregating
100000 A new hydro electric develop
ment at Falls Village of 10000 horse
power, with an ultimate capacity OF
10000 horse power. has recently been
put into operation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
Gall for Bank Statements.

Albany, July "A call for state
ment OF the condition of trust com
panies and state and private banks at
the close of business June 80 was 49,
sued to-day by Superintendent Rich
ards Of the State Banking Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03

Trading in the market yesterday for
foreign account amounted 10 some 5000
shares, all on the buying side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03

Turpentine was a little steadicr Rosin and
tar we're unchanged. Spirits turpentine. ma
chine bbs. f9isc. TAR-Retort. 100. kiln. &C.
ROSIN-Common 10 good strained. ilOc. B.
ioc; y. 4.55c; r, fsjc; F, i75c; @ and II.
4 1-i,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03

Receipts. Is 0J5 pkgs. Considerable out ,,,
town demand for secondary grades' ,,IS
nearly all other qualities quiet ana ss5itc
drsts 2iha2si4c: seconds. 22a?ic; , siate
dairy. finest. 26c; good 20 prime: "a -oo .
process, extras, 22d22izc; nrsts' 2o1suI'se'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
COFFEE.

There seems 70 be little doubt that traders
are going to wait for the Towering OF the
new crop before taking an aggressive ctand
either way. Prices early were to points
lower and after a midday rally on COVERING
the market again cssed off and closed with
net losses Of to points. Sales. $3.50
bags Leading trade interests were con-
spicIous sellers at times and IL was APP
parent that the trade was disappointed ly
the visible supply figures. which showed a
loss during June OF only 1870 bags, and
total OF II 3O2, 1874 bags compared with T.
~. 3l6 last year. Foreign markets were
steady. Havre showing an advance Of Lftla
franc while Hamburg was - pig higher
and Brazil was generally unchanged. Local
srot market inactive on the basis Of SIC for
Rio No :. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
Northern Colorado Power.

Notice has been given by the re-
adjustment committee of the Northern
Colorado Power Company to holders
of certificates of deposit of the Equit-
able Trust Company of New York,
representing the first mortgage per
cent bonds and preferred and com
mon stock, declaring the plan of re.
adjustment effective. Holders of all
OF the bonds and over 9s12 per cent
of stocks and all Of the two-year s per
cent secured notes as we'll as all the
secured demand notes of the COM
pany have assented to the plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.

81 ooo g D&P Tel 81. o9% as% sh @
1000 PITTS coal deb ~ w W 70 cs
1 900 PITTS Brew 65... - - ~ %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
JULY ..
Manhattan.

The first name Is that OF tho debtor ne
second that 81 tho creditor. and date when
Judgment was filed: , ~,
He'll Wilbur A Second National Bank OF
Iloboken. April go 1910 N,so- 81; So, 90
1914. sio- 81. - e,a,,.r. ,,ru
ll 1907: Sgi3 .. 49,. I'm. %
1914: sllN l.. o,Ny T,d-F
Massafi: May % 1914; $40 %, ,,.a.,
unIlahan John. and James r. HhVS'" T.
Jonos; June 90 1914: 1900.
The Bronx.
,,..r,.t Evangelical Lutheran Churchill.
SHERRY Urustee,; May IL. 1915. fl,OSs 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
Malone Light and Power.

The Malone Light and Power Com
pany has been granted authority by
the Public Service Commission to issue
$4,000 capital stock and S34S,O00 6 per
cent. bonds, the proceeds to be used in
the purchase Of property, franchises
and assets of the Franklin County Hy-
draulic Company, which operates a
hydro-electric plant and transmission
lines