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Arizona republican., 1914-02-27
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

line.
 The course of true love often leads to matri- mony
 You can generally get around people you through
 It's easy to induce luck to way-if it is hard luck.
 The supply of after dinner speakers always exceeds the demand
 Complicating the situation the kick kicker is nearly always headstrong
 Every time the woman takes the conceit of man she adds to her own.
 You seldom successful business man who boasts of being thoroughbred
 once in while doesn't forget his old friends after acquiring wealth and fame.-Chicago News
Arizona republican., 1914-02-27

An American professional swimmer swan Trough 30 miles of the Panama canal last Novem- Der covering this distance in total swimming time of 16 hours and B minutes It is estimated that vessel will require 10 hours for passage through the 90 miles of the entire canal. The swimming feat required parts of two days for it's completion On the first day the 22-mile stretch from Gatun locks through Gatun lake to point the north end of Culebra cut, where the swim compelled to leave the water account of weeds, covered. Government regulations prohibit swimming in Cuebra cut north of the Gu caracha slide and, after resting day, the swimmer started again at the south side of the slide and swan to Balboa, the Pacific end of the canal On this stretch the Pedro Miguel locks, passed in 15 minutes, and the Mirafores locks, where rest of B minutes taken.-From the February Popular Mechanics Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1914-02-27

"uY HE WOULDN'T CONTRIBUTE Then you won't contribute support the Plunkville band?"
 "No"
 T thought you a lover of good music" T am."-Kansas City Journal
Arizona republican., 1914-02-27

The fiercest thing on earth, 1 wot- thing to call for gibes- Would be a baseball game between lot of baseball scribes
 Denver Republican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16

The notes of the Hennessy Corpof@-
..,-. 20 the extent OF Sl.690.0o0. whlcn
-.-re indorsed by the H. 3. Clafiln Com
-sr.. differed m no way, 10 was learned
-e,terdav. from the ordinary conner
...- 73De~ that banks and note Drohcrs
srr. Commercial paper based on ac-
..sr transactions and accommodation
..--e~ ave identical IN form as a gen
ri thing. II sometimes happens ina,
-. ,-su,n- company or the lndorser
.a.es WHOM Daper IS negotiated tina. II
presents merchandise, but THIS IS iar
LOT, beng customary. OrdinarhF ~
zssured that notes Ike those ~nich
--I the Claf'n Endorsement IN thus m
-s-ce arc based on commercial trans
.r.-ors. and II IS not the practice 10
..s whether they are or are not: Note
--cro~s said Yesterday that Il had al
.-,- been the general assumption. in
he absence OF specific explanations 70
.-a contrary. that ClahIn indorsed
-ote- we're issued against merchandise
~orar-Ous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
"Receivership" Talk No
Longer Under the Ban
of the Street.
MANY REPORTS ARE
CONTRARY TO FACT
Some ReadjustmentS impending
but Companies Do Not Need
Aid of the Courts.

Fyen As Broadway nowadays sees ahu
hears With calmness what was taboo
o. lew short wears ago. so Wall street
,,,.cysscs loudly and without reserve
~ "a. would have been mentio1ed, # at
al 81, 1913 and 1912 only with WINS
800 words and the most elaooIN'e
,recautiors against caVeSdroPpel =
Receivership" rs nothing Al ali 20 81
m IRIS wear Of grace 1914. EVerYoouS,
savs IL and with names. dstes an.
,,lacos And nobody seems 10 ne AK
.. -he imprudenee or afraid OF tne
-.,.,bio conseouences. RecelVcrshiD Is
- ~ fo- the New Haven, for one
~ the Rock Island triumvirate, even
Co. Missouri Pacific. In the case o.
~ Chicago, Rock Island & Paclrc
Railroad the talk is harmless enough n,
mat company is 70 20 by the ooHI
srvvav. II the reorganization plan De-,
-ores effective. But New Haven ana
Sf,.souri Pacific. If people VINO ought
~ be best informed know al al VIVA
.bev are talking about. nave py nv
,,sars any intention OF turning over 10
ne courts problems that they are COZ
-dent OF solving unaided. Nilsson
ps~iTe's securities have 10 be scaieu
low, and New Haven has yet to get
soo- loose from the tangle OF inter-
.roven subsidiaries. Neither. however
-.sSs - take an anssthetic TO undergo
- necessary operation. though alic-
,s.-v i 20 be tried instead OF nome
lpora+hv for one patient and just the
,--osfrc for the other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER The local street market inr
,o.per uas dull with elcruoiytc quot d
fatsQissc ana casting o. li'sc. stand
ard copper on the Meta tArhnsr "ar
outef sian spot. Jut' August ana Scptcn
her H. a,q H. 15,. fn London copper closed
ouict at i6l - 81 for spot and tdl lls 81
Tor futures
TIN quiet. 500 York. spot. july snd N
-r.t III I,n.fNl september 81 "nn3l b3c
trI O,toier 80 aAN3l 1J,. IN London tin
rlo.ci quiet. ~ Ii2 ~ od for spot and tlii
a. Bi fur futures -
LEAD quIet. Ncw YORK anof s3fi" 80.
and Lat &c. Louis 3 &. 1871 '1r Zoo Lon
don load ,lDs.d 80 10 -H n1.
spELTER quiet Nrf York spot fr"n
. a.. and Far "a Louis "a nf-iilc lu
London speiter clo.sd 90 ~ rs ~
lRON Mtddies"oro 30 3. OIL ga ~ Lon
dnn. Iorai ron marfrt unchanged. ~
Sft 5Sakis - for 80 7 northern AMI 40 !
southern aud So 50Vs5 for 30 Northern
AMI 40 southern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16

Receipts 1911 cases. imports. io5 100
dozen ~ ses. Arrivals decreasing and there
Is q scarcity OF high grade eggs which are
firm Fresh gathered extras.
dozen 24u36c. extra frsts 2.lT n 30
nrsts. I'm &c. seconds sd .oc nearby
hannery whites. as 20 size ana quality. .
e9" gathered. u = a &c. hennery browns
so e5c gathered and mixed. 90d &c, duck
cEgS Indian runne- IS n 26c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
The Breaks in Two Stocks.

A. no time yesterday, until the last
~4.r hour OF trading, was there any
.omfor. IN the market for those VINO
acre long o. stocks. And there we're
cartons when the feeling experienced
ron watching the tape for few min
.tes was even worse than detection.
Two breaks we're especially notable.
tor the ten minutes that each las,ed
- atmosphere o. brokerage Offices wa3
rngcd Nth me deepest shade o. wha.-
r,-r color b. - melancholy most al
fc-t3 81 each case tne declines were
~sntinrous. and without even trifi7g
f..t.rruotions New Haven ~ 1920
.'slock vas selling a. BIS, itself a
.osz Of 81 points On tac day. but from
b., n went % p. % p, r., 81, and 20
~. dropping rapidly, until 10 touched
.s4.. the lowest price o. the session
AID ~ much the lowest price in ITS
e,ory. View York Centrals break
ea-oe later r had been weak, Ike
hew Haven. bat now and then II had
allied With some show Of spirit.
Around 2 o'clock, however, u started On
..e tobo9gzp. The next few minutes
saw q long string Of sales, each n. a
loaer prIce than the last, from soFs
Dam - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
PRICE MOVEMENT
in COMMODITIES
Grains Recover and Ad-
vance-COffee Also
Makes Gains.

With the wheat market under the
rrm technical conditions caused By the
recent heavy selling and decline IN
rrices. reports 90 increasing damage
b. black rust caused a sharp advance,
sending shorts TO cover with rush. A
continuation Of the heavy export move
ment had no effect on the market, as
IL was more than Offset by enormous
receipts al primary points. The net
gains for the day were = a l9sc, with
the close firm. The weather map was
the principal factor in the corn mar
ket and the failure OF expected rains,
aided By firmness in European markets,
sent prices here on the upgrade. with
net gains of ga lie recorded at the
close. There was not much change IN
the oats market. conditions IN wheat
and corn being the principal influence.
Prices at the close we're net unchanged
to a fraction higher.
The fact that Brazil prices continue
10 be above "a parity with New YORK
quotations was a bull argument IN the
coffee market yesterday, and on the
strength Of II offerings were quisAly
absorbed. with business on a hrmeI
basis. -%he net result was gain OF l.
to II points. the close being at the
highest of the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
BUSINESS BRISK
FOR SIX MONTHS
Drygoods Man Hopes Last
Half of Year Will Be
as Productive.
CONTROL TRUSTS
BY PRESENT LAWS
Jobbers' Association of Knit
Goods Buyers Meets at the
Waldorf-AstOria.

Lincoln Cromwell. of William lselln
4 Co, drygoods commission merchants,
IN an address yesterday az the Waldorf
before the summer meeting Of the
Jobbers Association OF Knit Goods
Buyers, asserted that no further anti
trust legislation was necessary when
the New York, New Haven & Hartford
looting could be held up for public
inspection and the thread trust dis
solved by means Of the old laws.
The first six months Of 1914" said
Mr. Cromwell. have been good ones
for the manufacturer. the jobber and
the retailer. and we are living in the
hope that the next six will be as pro-
ductive. Business can get along very
well without any more Congressional
doses"
II was the opinion of the delegates
that the time had arrived 70 do away
with what is known to the trade as
fixed prices" Fixed prices as applied
to an article OF wearing apparel mean
that there are no intermediate prices
al which the article IS purchasable.
Underwear can be bought for % cents,
90 cents or 81, but there is no grade
offered by the retailer at 80 cents or
any other intermediate price. A motion
was passed whereby the question will
be put up TO the manufacturers.
c. B. Carter, secretary of the Ma
tional Association Of Hosiery and I'm
derwear Manufacturers, gave talk on
labels and packing, in which he told
of the progress made in this depart
ment Of selling goods.
Among those who attended yester-
DAVIS meeting were c. W. Dickson, o.
the Pittsburgh Drygoods Company
Pittsburgh; R. W. Powell, of the J. S.
Britain Drygoods Company, ST. Joseph,
Mich: c. (. Hutchinson, OF VI. L. Smith
G. Co., Omaha: Charles W. White. OF
the J. V. Farwell Company, Chicago:
William H. Starkey, of the Daniel
Miller Company, Baltimore; s. G. Nash,
of the Spokane Drygoods Company
Spokane, Wash: T. J. Sullivan, Of Sui
livan & Co, Philadelphia.
W. r. Hiett. OF Cooper-Coate e. Casey
Company, Los Angeles;'R. NJ. Jennings.
Of Finch. Van Slyck g. McConville, ST.
Paul: Joseph H. Estes, OF the Richmond
Drygoods Company. Richmond, Va;
Herbert L. Todd, Of the Edison Moore
Company. Detroit; O. II Kjos, OF the
Western Drygoods Company, Seattle;
j. J. Shaw. OF Calender, McAuslan &
Troop. Providence; Y. NJ. Smith. Of the
Carter Drygoods Company. Louisville.
Ky: William Cheek, OF Smith, McCord
& Townsend. Kansas City, Mo.
The Jobbcrs' Association Of Knit
Goods Buyers. like the Dress Fabric
Buyers Association, IS subsidiary 20
the National Wholesale Drygoods As
sociation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16

Gerald Brooks has retired from the
firm Of c. H. Boynton & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16

The week and prices declined i-iSc Trad
inS was not particularly acufe SAFES
amounting 10 only about 20, 900 bags OF
ruhas afoat. 10 Arbuckle az @iac. COST
and freight equal 10 so for centrifugal
with some sales 81 Porto Ricos late yes
terday ar equal 20 > ga for centrituSa
The market closed stcsdily AZ $3.50 Tor
centrifugal Sic for molasses and &c
for Cubas. cost and freight In LONDON
beet sugar was quiet but easier az Us ) :. o
for July. as 4t-d for August and 90 81 To-
October December. With The curb a. Us
SID as I'D and rs $40 respscuNeN.
london cabled tho receipts I'm the Jnited
kingdom for the week ss 10000 tons
D. zafnst % Ono last week Willett Gray
report tho movement Of sugar ~ United
states Atlantic ports for tho week as fol
lows Receipts. aS315. against $3.50 The
previous week tH ia last year snd ~. ISl
tons iu tai3' MEETINGS. - 600. against ~
OOn - OOo lnG $4,000. aud. total stock
cS5 80. aga u $50 2ee 3Ti.ff5 and COZ
900 tons r.. ~tively
LATE FUTURES EASIER.
Yesterdays early market for futures was
again strcng. notWithsta nding the inactivity
~ the raw sugar market Later I'm the day.
however September and October msturities
"a sed or a little Quotations for Cuban raw
sugar futures. basis 95 degrees. c { New
York reported by Hopkins Brothers. .
ErDsd II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
I.endiusting MOp.

the appointment Of protective com
-,,-tses for the stockholders and two
riasses Of the bondholders Of Missouri
Pacific is not to be taken as evidence
RAT receivership for that company
IS impending. according TO members O.
ne committees. WHAT II Goes M. M
-ou,eve-. is that there is TO be read
,Ts.r,ent OF the company's finances and
~ personnel Of the committees sGS-
-es,s that this time there will really
5s something done. II the outcome 81
me negotiations with the controlling
Coulds. which arc seemingly imminent
s~9s Kuhn. Loeb & Co. financing the
organization that is to be without a
-eceivership few persons IN al street
VIII be much surprised. ana Ine
.,.,r5s are no longer IN control whcn
he reorganization is effected the mum
srr or surprised persons will be smaller
-..'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16

balcd timothy hay. steady on lower grades
md cas- on small haleI. HAY large. haled.
ron timothy prime 81. 80 /. -lu{el 30;
SO 20 80 . SifTf30 fancy light clover
mixed. iisaile 50 other mixed. Si3qflSt
so Z clover si-Htis small baled hay. slG
g. 30 lower than large. STRAW. rye. No l..
a Z,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
TRADING In THE
CURB SECURITIES
Oil Shares More Active, with
Prices LoWer-Rock Island
Shares Decline.

The market on the Curb opened ir-
regular yesterday, with q growing ten.
dency toward heaviness in the prices OF
shares. The afternoon saw increased
activity in oil issues, with lower prices
prevailing. Rock Island common, new,
fell L point below yeterday's close
and the preferred -. Union Pacific
rights closed at = below yesterday
final price.
Increased activity in the oils re-
suited in consistently lower prices The
heaviest losses were made by the Buck
owe pine Line. with a decline of 6
points. Continental Oil was of o
points. Prairie oil and Gas ; and South
Penn Oil 9. Two-pOint losses marked
the close Of Indiana Pipe Line. Solar
Refining. Standard Oil Of California
Standard Oil Of New York and Vacuum
Oil The industrials were quiet, with
narrow price changes. and the mining
issues we're steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
CHICAGO WHEAT ADVANCE
Black Rust Reports Send
Prices Up-Corn Gains.

Chicago. July 10 Black rust reports
more ominous than az any previous
time this season, formed one OF the
leading causes to-day for an advance
in the nrice OF wheat. The market
closed strong, sc to l2sc net higher.
Corn gained SEC 70 lc, oats finished
1-l6c of 20 ia asc up and provision:
the same as last night 10 q rise OF
l7i2c.
Il was freely admitted that now
Minnesota fields. as well as those IN
South Dakota. showed serious inrosds
from black rust. Advices were az
hand also that the plague had tray
elled to within thirty miles OF the
bordcr q North Dakota. The raw
ages already in some places were said
to be worse than in 1904, when the
spring crop throughout the Dakota
and Minnesota suffered widespread
ruin. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
BUSINESS REVERSES

JOSEPH r.. BAUCCS lawyer, A. Wall St.
fled petition with liabilities OF So. 15l. nom
nal ssset- 1893 99l Creditors include Ciii
gems Nsuoua BSnk SaratOEa Springs. 81
iSs. First Natoua Ban1. Saratoga sprln--.
8 800. National Bank Of ~chur leryille. SIS
Peoples National Bank. Hudson Falls. $500
Htr-, " Wacl g. 700 Mrs Esther -. Bau
Gus $500 Mrs Mar Baucus. s. 900. Jonn
sherman. 5000
CEANFORD PLUMBER CO. which ma te
Assignment at Springfield. Mass. had iis
financial headquarters in this city ar - 10
a West -5fh st.. and stores IN Springfield
Boston Hartford ana New Haven. L.api'i-
ties SO 0O.
BARNET JAFFE waists and dresses 81
Wrst 18th s.. made assignment 20 Henry
SINGER IiahNIf.cs are said 90 be flf. 0oo
assets. SO 600 % 81 600
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000
q al shFCHlCk. FUR manufacturer.
East 18Th ST. Petition fled oy Alex
Gurewirtz 81 0o0 g..
VOLK a kiss human hair goods. ia
GoercL Il Judge Hand appointed John Il
I.-ttIc receiver. bond. $500
SCOTTISH RAINCOAI 60 tAbram Ben
n,tf. Harry Bennett and Adolph Stomo"itzi.
% East .0fh st., made assignment 10 ,Hi
ford g. t.ufviGl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
Vestchester Bonds.

la quarters where there Is good res
for having correct information, y
aid that New YORK, Westcnester {"
Boston bondholders are not worrying
much about their securities. L vas
o-iv a short time ago tina, they re-
po,ved their half-yearly interest. in
ne I'VE and half months before the
next interest IS due they see chance
~ much Improvement for the New
4sven. the guarantor OF their honda.
..euise thev say that there never
-aq such a guarantee as they have. b
conner bottomed, steel riveted AMI
,o-rre+e reinforced. They naturally
DONE Ike the implications OF .NcT
Ravens decline nor OF the break IN
.,eir own issue, but they believe Their
.r.ostment Is secure no matter what
rappers 20 the New Haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
COTTON ADVANCES
AND DECLINES
Market SteadieS After an EX-
citing and Irregular
Session.

While reports Of continued dry, hot
weather in Texas caused an early ad-
vance in the cotton market, they failed
to inspire any material broadening Of
demand. and prices later broke Sc
verely under liquidation and renewal
Of general selling. The close was
steady. but az a net decline Of 10 to
Il points, with October contracts
back to within ; points OF the
low levels reached last week. Heavy
Wall Street selling was attributed
partlv 10 the influence Of a weak stock
market. while. as soon as 1t was seen
that the detailed weather report for
tho Houston district was not inspiring
any general demand, local bears sold
on the rains reported m the eastern
belt and OF other private predictions
Of some rain within the next two or
three DAYS in South Texas. Southern
spot markets were unchanged; and inc
local market was quiet at 1880. for
middlins upland. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings o.
Various Corporations.

inc United States Light and Heating
Company will contest the reeeiyershtp
To- which pet tion Was fled on Monday
% ne Buffalo Federal Court BY coE1-
aztec 81 stockholders. A. Henry
Aeesfmsn. yice president % the com
k4nT, sh0 nzs been named ~ judy
Sehn z Haze - one ~ the three re-
Gwen, b. severely eenHUfec ~ Il
d4t$men, issge6 ~ council for III
spfnp1ny. flmgitsDeousiy With the bi-
~ u tho application H. the stack
hpicef@ committee, Mr. Alderman sub
mittsa a. answer admitting the ma
4sHsxfment charged IN the hrst peti
w s1e slfsflnl y . IeeelHeIEnIp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
The Bronx.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS
Manhattan.

~i.. FIRST name is that or tho debtor. Che
second tHat of the creditor. ana daie ""'n
Judgment was fled MI. H.,
George =. NingUt It dau bsllon' i'-
Jan - 1913. Sis @S .-
Uarry ; Rush-T & McMsnn 60 Aus
"a 1909 $3.50 81 49, and
I.cob T. Schatzky--St0ne Bros Dress anu
Waist Co. AUG. i. 1918. Slep oy. ~,
AIS s,S5 = =. Peck q. ''
- 80 y Birkett-Vecht.n warins CO.
Jan :. 1919. $50 ee. -...1,,
MAJ and Blume coopersmith ~ "8'N'''
HS e,,S OI Wells Ei'eman' April 80
1872. sl7o65 ,.....,
Inaitidua' Drinlurg cup CO niV ,d;s
standard Electric Co. NAY
cl arm ne 'e 7 and Laura !. Birkett-H c.
T,-ter Ian = 1871. $2S2 %.
John Ward-H hermann FURNITURE 10
June =. 1914 ,vacatedJ. Sls7 - r.
Frant Barracona and National surst 70
people. etc. March 90. 1914 N'opoo
ORLANDO Bald and NatlonaI 1870
People. etc. Jan. a. Iolt; 49,. 70 -
Damiano Vital and Nations. 0nrf 80
peor.c etc April go. 1914 $1,000
robr rauan ami National surety %
r~oriie ETC.. Fec 4. 1913 'Vacatea'
NAN n Daniel tho younger. and IA
t-T sr---r ga People. etc, Sot u
1a1. vacated. $1,000. Do.
IA Arnold and National surety CO.. ~
mic &c. Jan tG. 1914. 5000 -.
Ih,.ian y Daniel o." OUNCE -
tousl surety Co.--Pcople' etc'' -'''
tets ,v.,atedI. 81 500 ,..
Do,k Young and >atons,o uI'..,,.,,ed,
PEOPLE. etc. Jan -. 1919
Ems, So carpareua and Ns,ionai sa ret,
To- people. etc MAJ % 1913 IVA
n. ga,Ca', r. 81 l1oG and national surety
60 People. etc. Vel. - i'l" ''aes'
r.t. 600 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
LIVESTOCK MARKETS
" York. July 10, lslf
BEEyEs.

Receipts los3 head - cars on sale. De
nand for steers slack. best barely stesdl
others lower bulls generally ]" 10 loo
loNor Poor Go fairly prime steers sold ~
81 n ~ 50 ~ per 100 no bulls. ~ - 10
81 o.. extra drvfed $ ~ COVE s. 20
to s. taucnds. g.. dressed beef stcad'
city dressed native sides. BE o. l''sc.
Aaica-s sanders. - Penn. steers. ilAH
A. ateraRc. az 50 - pc. 100 ih. . oN'n.
1873. a. %. I. hull. 1879. s. 80. q. lulo.
81 -. 4 1000. 81 ~. .. 1923. 81 40. !. 1870.
So - . Tio 81 10. Sod. s. 80. COWS,
aa5 bes. D.. sH g.. l. Sco. s. Is; 4.
50. s. 10. = 7TS 10. I. o.. 81 80.
q. Tsa s.. l. $50. 81 80: heifers. ans 81 81.
Mcpherson & Co, II Va. steers i.pi,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
Inans and Loans.

W1st appears 10 many people ana
.oecisIv 70 money brokers, matter
.or wonderment Is that there should De
% small a difference in the quoted
-ates 20 collateral loans and CONNER
Lei paper. Between nigh class me9r-
.sltiie paper and loans secured by
-ar.etable bonds and stocks there rs
-s-elv a difference in favor Of the lat
.-- o. more than 5 Of per cent:
Money brokers believe that It should
. -ae~er e. Of per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
LONDON WOOL SALES.

Ioudou July O., The offerings 81 the
wool auction sales to-day amounted TO
tasfa bales. principally crossbreis. The
demand was brisk and prices we're nrn.
Arrcrlrana paying 10 pcr cent advance for
frc crc..v Nerinos were in short supply
md ~ellerr' favor shabby -lipes Irregular
Folloeing are tho sales. New south Wales.
500 bales. secured o. siffls ild grcHal
ttf d. sd Queensland. 100 greasy, lNl
an. 81 lirtofis. 100 -roure'i. In adH
.. ff.d. grcar.. s'sfhls SID south ~"
ir,ll, 200. greas5. 1daiid West Aus
,,it, zoo srcasy. sdafs sd Taamanil
aoc yr,a.., qdeffs 81 NeV Zealand,
10 900 scourcd is i'sdn.s "a; gresal
St.dfla nd Cape ~ Good Hope and
natal. 800 secured. 10 l'idn % lfsd'
greaa, sdg Is lid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16

Business WAS lt'|. 60 A'-tNria'.
and as huvirS Wa O. littIe nor. aSgres fi' '
than selling prices Ver" hr'i''. losing "i
+lc host ~ frc dav. Wi'r rr' gai1s of l. o.
d uoirts European wsrE0-- Ncr- without
special feaurc. liItr@ closing a. an sI-
vance n g.. franc. wfiIe Hamburg "a nor
unchanged. Cost and freight orders FOR the
4,., vrrs firm A. unchanged 90 about B.
u.lnts higher IOca' SPOT market steady.
Win Rio T. quoted a. So Local contract
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
NEW NORk Prices.


EIoy~ Rl- steady. nuf on large JOS hu. ~
ana seller. Werc apart. spring patents. - -
as r.. wirto- -traights 8 l5nS4 20 winter
nat.nt-. s. 35GN ~. sDrir= clear. 81 L1& ~
..-ra 80 winter g. loGi3 =" N .. = 'op
g. Kansas str4ichts. q i.ES4 20. fancy
.rring 8 9oG$s 10 RYE FLOUR-stesdy
fsir fo good g. G0sa %. choice % fanCN.
S. ass 20 COENMEAL-huu dried. - l1
EAG MEAL-F'nc White anil .rlon 3 ioH
er.. bran to arrive. i00-'n sacks. s. 10
standard rrGilins s-e four d.. SIS 10. red
aur $50 30. .i'r firm. h".N s. 1. sack
81 mNdl.ne 81 20 REQ -3s. 81 OF medA
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