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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
BUSINESS REVERSES


u. CLAFLrN co. and DEFENDER
MIG co Judge Hand appointed Joseph
z. Nsrtindale and Frederic 4. Julliard per
mauent receivers and authorized them TO
continue business. until further order Of
court. Bond. $4,000 and $4,000, respec-
lively
.MARKHEIM co, &c. lae... u Yves,
S2' assets siii.4;i Creditors include
Stern & stern sl35.752: A q. rfsrre,
Biaucn. German tl6.c57.
.INGAE { /WlEEtL. vomen's apparel
Liabilities $50 go. assets $50 creditors
include H. u. Claim Co. Sass. Aaron
smith & Ffo, i-ooS, Bsycr Baycr
HELLER 1 LErroyITz. dress goods, 8,s
5eG assets sii $50
NLN York INCANDEScENT LAMP
hit'.~ {. oe3' Assoc si34is'
CHARLES ROSTER. bar hItures. % west
$.d 81 Petition .lc4 10y II y. Berner 4
$50; george Won Eunrcn. 'l5s. Lsbili-
tic. said 20 be 10 0p0
rELIMAN pETyFUSs closks and
suit. e West 2ith St, made assienmsn,
las, - sig; Liabilities. 5000
GOODFIr WAIST AND DRESS co. %
Greene So Schedule show Liabilities S.
$50 nominal assets. Sc.l5l, actual asses
JOSEPH .KANrRowITl. cloibns, go
Bovery. made assignment 20 Allen f.. Mem
hard. Petition vas flied by Africh 4 LIGHT
man fl53: benjamin Fcchtcr. $685., Louis
J.. NoNick. SIS.
EUSHNGCK JEWELRY AND NOVELTY
COMPANN abraham Levy and William
Schwart1I. 1921 Broadway. Propklyn. Pei-
tion filed rs Edward GclGstein, si2: Bcnia-
nin lnecr S6; Lagos schwartz, $500. AZ
sets 8 200
MORRIS JOSEPH. drygoods. 2is ST. AIMS
a. Petition fled rs s. Blcchman & Sons.
'lss /ucksrbraun BROTHERS, 'l55: Maurice
Lindncr, 'li,. Wciustein & 90. Inc. sa5
samuel Krupp. $50. Judge Hand appointed
Miss Bertha KemhaUgh receiver. bond. $500.
WILLIAM r. MALL baker. 2la2 % Is.
flied petition. with Liabilities SiI6S, no rs
SETS
PRINT WEAVE COMPANY. iiihographic
plates. l.2 White ST. against which petition
vas filed July e. denies that Alfred H. Mot
Icy. g., and Herbert " Pilhington are cred
itors. a. asks that petition bs dismissed.
Judge Hand allowed eight small creditors,
with claims aggreg3tius S35s. 20 intervene
fNEESAI SUIT CASE COMPANY
Diary Levine) g Franklin st. made as
signmont 10 Morris XVcrlug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
Paying Debts to European
Creditors Comes High
TO Americans.
POUNDS AND FRANCS
At RECORD HEIGHTS
COnSOls in London Go TO Lowest
Price in Their History as
2la Per Cents.

Foreign exchange rates arc unln-
tclEciblc 20 the ordinary lsyman' and
so tho extreme movements mean little
10 him except that there = some OK
t,ao~dinsry upset IN the settlement OF
debts between nations. An American
importer of goods from London has TO
nav hrs creditor IN English money or
satisfactory equivalent. II neither
country Owed the othcr a cent that
EQUIVALENT would be S3.S665 for the
pound sterling. That IS what IS calico
.-. parity of exchange IheoreilealE'
D.. such time the New YORK oeotor
.scl6 buy from banker here creGl1
,r London. on which his creditor might
..u. 20 satisfy the debt. b\cIuolng
...l o-'S charges, etc. he would SCI
r--tor credit 10 the amount OF t-VJ.4e
..- cyc-v $ 900 he had 10 pay. ne re-
.-.: changes n the foreign eNehAhee
..~eet. however, advancing inc P1tSe
- credits on London, mean that m
cad q something over 400 ior MS
g. 900 the New York debtor gets less
an 5000. t. he wants credit available
To~6on immediately, or !2OS, Il HIS
..--csro-6crt Viii wait ten days or
49, rsvmert. Similarly the debtor
F-cnch merchant seeking Paris
edits ects only 49o19 francs for
500. whereas z exchange were 81
~s-.tv lie would get S5iSlS francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

Albany. July 29.-Ths Foster MIG. Co.
Manhattan, clothing; $1,000, ]. lUld, %
Nas.au 81, y. y; l.. Hahn and ". Cohen.
ny.
jos. Andersen a Co. Manhattan: hats,
etc. $50. 900: J. Anderson. 1904 BRYANT Az.
\. Y; e. w. Anderson. Brooklyn, NJ. Machle,.
BronA.
The Bartlett, Distributing Ccrpn.. Mt. Yer
non; realty, $1,000; {. P. Carter. :33 Brosu
way. y. y. W y. Graham. y. y. W. N.
Dcmarest ( Dcmarest Manhattan; uphol-
stcry wdse. s2J.ccO: l.. .. Demarest iot Elm
St. New Bo,Aeuc. J. y. T. Demarest aud r.
". Freedman. New Rochelle.
Arkansas Development Co, Manhattan; re-
sity. 5000: II. oman $40 f0th 81. Brook
lyn. }. T. Lane and Il. T. Maiscl. \. I.
liaushey WINS. Manhattan; fertilizers;
5000, !. C. Haushey; l'9 hroad"Sy' n. "
!. y. iiaughey and g. ]. WINS. y. !.
thckoX- Rumscy Co, Batavia. cold STORAGE
>io00oO: NJ. {. Rumsey. - Elliott ST., Ba-
ts,ia: Z. d. IIickox and L. II. Pollard
II x H. * Corpn.. Manhattan; realty;
81. 60; II. korn. Fulton ay and Primrose
av.. Mt Vernon; d. l.. Korn and A. ".
Film stock Co. Manhattan: 500 900: J. II:
White. Iongacre Bldg. broadway and ted
st., y. y; W. Steiner and 4. II. Cordner'
Western Utilities corpn.. Manhattan: cen
tractors: $4,000: I. 4. HAYNES. 20 Broad st..
y y: :. Norman and II. r. Frost. y. Y.
Billy Dorado Co. Buffalo: brokersge; SO
w.
Koerbcr and J. koerbcr Buffalo.
Maron Woodworking Co., Manhattan: So
Geo: L. \. Msron go 4ith ST.. brooklyn; I.
j. Mckecycr and ~ l.. MarOn. Brooklyn
consolidated Metal Flrcproohns 60. Man
haitian: $4,000: A. Baruth. $50 West 18th
st. y. Y: A. Aderer and A. A. Jackson. \. Y.
" & L. Ms. Co. Buffalo: repair autos.
etc : 700; II. 4. White. Is3 West Upper
at, Buffalo, Il. o. Lee and i. ". Lee. But
falo.
Model Dairy Co. Manhattan; $1,000: J.
T. McCauley. 80 Sth ay.. y. T.. \. II. Roy
and +. l.. loy. y. !.
sanders Wilson Barnahy Eddyvillc: autos
and motorcycles: So. 900; r. sanders. Jr..
New Rochelle: " Wilson. ir.. y. y. X. 7.
Barnaby. Newark, y. J.
A. Mark. i2s Broadway. y. Y. y. ". Chand-
Ter and i. T.. Anderson, y. y.
The Park Sales Co. Manhattan vending
machines; si0,OIo; j. L. Stubc ijG Manhat-
tan av.. y y. T. ". Dreschcr and r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
August Msturitics.

In sharp contrast 20 conditions pre-
Naiifg prior 10 June and July | cor
rUfeie obligations maturing August !
4ic now causing 10 particular uneasi-
Ics5 In financial circles. The Inter
rational & Great Northern plan pro-
VcTg for tho elimination Of the
Gould domination and the extension
q. tnc company Sll,00O,000 notes at
higher rate o. interest seems 70
we4Gge the acceptance Of the agree
melt reached with the bankers, a. the
only alternative lS apparently re-
seNcrshlp. The Wabash viii replace
No,oVOO9D receivers certificates with
q Dew issue, leaving only S9,12J.OOO
- D. provided for. or this amount
$z'l%5.Vo0 must be met by railroads
".n4 S7DO0,O0O by industrial corpora
lions. On July !, according 10 hguIes
compiled By The journal Of Com
meIee, " there we're $ll6.764000 Of ma
.-si'Ies and $20,094.OO0 in August,
1si5. The foregoing figures do not iu-
Nvoe S,OOO,O0O notes OF the Wes:-
'hYaoese Electric and Manufacturing
I':"ysay due August !. 1915, but
sme- have been called Tor payment
.h' RS, 0: mex, month al l02 and in
.efes- Also 100000 three-year 8 per
S s- notes OF he Lincoln Gas and
~ Company maturing August
gu m De paid from the proceeds OF
s.yVgVy > per cent three year notes
'e'sd JAY /. l9lI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
PRICE MOVEMENT
IN COMMODITIES
Wheat, Corn and Oats De-
CIinc-COfcc Shows
an Advance.

II was r day Of smaller sales. in
creased margins, and "A general rclaNa-
ton from the tension Of Tuesday m
the wheat market yesterday, and with
Europe offering wheat IN this market
local traders rCgaincd much OF the
confidence which had disappeared on
the day before, although fluctuations
were fcvcrish ut times. One point
made toward stcadying the market was
that IN event of general European
war wheat would he contraband, point
ing to an interruption of shipments
rather than nm increase. After the
first little FURRY the market Gagged,
last quotations being at the low of the
day, net A., n i'sc under the close OF
Tuesday, with the market feeling the
pressure OF country receipts. There
was an carly advance in corn. followed
by casincss, much Of which was due
20 the fact that Argentine corn came
INTO the market in increasing quaint
tics, with spot bid for at 2'2c under
the local figure for No. . yellow. The
close showed net declines for the day
Of "a &c. Oats were under pressure
of heavy receipts and declined %sW sc
net.
After the coffee market had worked
down TO about a cent pound below
tho low OF last week a feeling OF hope
fulncss became manifest, and in the
face of declines in Brazilian as we'll
as European markets the local figures
at the close were net unchanged TO s
points above the finals Of Tuesday. Be
fore the opening proposition to close
the exchange in order TO a'crt panic
had been voted down by the members.
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tChrnpsing the Rainbow.

.-t often in Wall Street tHat
.... g.. a speculative eminent can D, De
....,g r. q particular hour. but ycster-
.... Saw. or. of those rare occasions
.. u. 10 about II o'clock that ,apprc'
.oa .oa seemed TO be displseed i by 10 a
..t.M Of hope. Fifteen MINUTES NIUE ~ pr
..r. thcrc had been talk that the STOCK
..csarrc ought to follow the example
o-lcr markets all over the world ana
-pcad 'red,ng rs tgrcn than Tbs oe not,
-, .s. 'tsyc the fact mat Europe Is
...,lcd 20 sell here the stocks ana ana
oajs he bought here. cables ma, hsl
..',sr moves" by Germany and Russia:
,.crcrthelcss. the recovery IN the local
srkct. which rad begun short mort; T. time M,
Ger the opening. carried CONVICTION
- q, Tbe-c were relspsos IN prices,
l.a, 10, in chccrfulncss. BY little
Tor noon everybody, G was Ff h"Ey;nr 70
.,d the crisis o. the day was patiently
.rrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30

500: steady: bulk. IS 15ass o.: hca..,a,
e. non 80. packers auT butchers. " SUI -
light g 71VSS 80. pig. s. 2IgsS -. -
TIE Receipts 5000. steady; prime -dei
rie,rs. 60 t5nSo 30, dressed beef ~ ~
~. Southern. 81 2JDsS %. COWS. ~ -
dS7. hoif.rs. So 25Gso 30. s'ockcr' ana
feeders sGlfss 50. bulls. s1n@ %, caves.
scr $40 rHFEp- r. eipts. lS'p. s'"a.E
lambs. s. 5DusS n: ycsrlinEs. So - 10
wethcrs. St15at5jo. encs. 81 tjnS'.
y, ionis trly 20 Nos Receipts.
..oo t,,,',r ,.gs ard tights. 81 80 n 81 -
~, fvcd o,d tt,,,bots q, p5dtp@n. good
L,o,.t a. to.,Sy.o CATH E--iiccc lp'e.
T; roo. steat- r,ti,, bocr st"or7, 81 '"ft
(, 30. ,....r ana I,ifer- s,d 81 - s'ockors
.,po fe,i4rs ss1t5 80. TrNas and Indian
~. scs,xQ 20. r.... and neifcrs. - %
b, 90 "a NAM. calves. tGnSiO %. SHEKP
--R.c'lp's. 100. stesde. native mutto"S'
tIUSi 90. lambs. s5nSs -
Itet Buffalo. Julv .9.-tAT III lte
ceipts. $50 hooG. slow a1d steadY NbaL9
Ecociptr. ~. active and higher. s'h
81 - HOGS Receipts. 1000. actF' ana
higher. heavy. 81 son 80 90. mixed. forkcrs
and DiLe - so w. 80 80. ronghs IS 700 ~ - {,
sting. 30 JOaST -. SHEEP Receipts. top'
active and steady. lambs. s60tS -; year
lingq s-0sI. wothcrs. s. 15Hts =: Ewes
g. 50d s. -. sheep. mixcd. s. -'9S' 3D.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribun".I
Louicyille. Jrly 20 SHEEP AND
AMBS--Receip's. 303I. good demand;
market strong. ton lambs. IIc. With some
farrv Central Knnfuokv lambs Sc secon1s
GoGHc. culls 405r. bost FAT shoep. "a
n &c; medium and common. ~ f2hc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
The Bronx.

GarnnN.. P-Auto Truck storag. and Ex.
change. 1880.
Gross. IN. Il. Judinsly. Sl7l 81
kcsiucy. James and ThoInas-COlwell L.a.
ca ,u,fCt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
ASKED.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nov Yorh. july -. 1914.
GRAIN.

WHEAT TITO foreign political situation
was again TIC dominant feature 80 tho
wheat market. hut vtiio the feeling was
extremely nervous around the or~uin= and
p'rdtors Wcro anticipating another day If
vid excitement. events proved muru loss
exciting than during TursIsys operations
aud PRICES were lower, closing at q not loss
Of A'sG4'sc. 1~adinS commission houses dis -
ana margins "cro raised I'm so'le cases to
as high as &c huehel. News was not
very definite. Europe sold wheat quite
hcstil.. sn4 Liverpool also developed an
caster tone WITT reports that London was
selling there. Tie country sold freely and
on tie whole there Uss considerable pres
urc on tie maf.'t, with receipts ~till heavy
A. Interior points Ia tho local cash market
y" hard winter wheat VAS quoted ~
- g. srd No rcd a. 2G'sc. = {. Now
80 ! Northern Manitoba. 81 o.. %.
ahoa'. al nominal 'pEN Wa only mod
'Tai'iy active. ard prices change Nere
iTfcrish. Ihe-" was "a carly aItaucc of
"a &c. but late IA tic session the market
cd--d on Nth wheat closing slightly above
'ho lowest, with tct losses of n g.. Ar
Eertiuo corn v9s h0ES traded 90 = uttlc
moro actively, sales heiu- reported 81 ;fn
o'D bushels for August ; rtrutcr .ipueut
- % ao?c. lsi" on Tu'- .is,. willie small
Of - g. f'r Scptembc? shipment and 10 for
july. while So Was bid FOR spOt. IN tho.
local spot Wai.ct 40 yellow corn vas
quoted - - &C.. e. T. 10 arrive. OATS
Tie market Wa moro parti 'ularlr uIder
tie influence OF Increasing receipt, al West
ern points. and prices were easier. closing
at 'splisc net decline. Local ASH market
srady; standard white. - g a 10. 80 . ~
no i-c. No ., 4iG4Jc. 30 I, f3c4ic. ordi
NARY clipped. ~ attic; fancy clirrod. IA
Crn. zoo e. T. New York e2port. BARLEY
steady. mailing. J6c, G. q IunalO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30

Receipts. 3so7 mead. y cars on sale.
Market nrm: sales at 50 5oafs75; roushs.
s. - n IS -.
Ssles-B. W. Otis Co 20 Penn hogs
10. 10 average. 50 10 per 100 ID. l pig, $50
49, s. IS. rough~. 200 10. - 20
: Sanders: 10 Penn hogs. 100 H. 81 s.
~. el2 10. 50 %; roushs, 80 ID. 81 IS, ..
3js 10. 81 %.
Kerus Commission Co: Penn hogs. 40
H. 50 90. roughs. $50 10. 81 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

JOSE BERRE KING CAprl %. 1879 net.
$3.50 500 Mrs. Louise W KING. widow.
living in London. under the y ~ received the
personally. APPRAISED IT 81 32l. snd an All
ipi,v ~ $50. 900 Edward -. King, son !;
Elsie King daughter; Emma King daughter
Mary X ne. daughter, and DAVID W MING
son each receives the Income from $l9t,bbs
and they share equally IN The remainder sNer
The death Of Mrs. King lie owned 10 realty
In, New York Assets: Deposits. - 3S1 yacht
Nicola, $3.50 yacht Spssm. ~; quo 1
I 600 snaros j -. King Co, appraised at
SI52l16e. ). y. KING & 60. are mangfdc' :,
urers Of plaster of Paris. plaster board ana
cement 1ifh plant on staten Island. NJ.
Kings holdings represent t"o-thirds or the
stD-k of the company. Subsidiaries or The
I T. King 20 are the y. King IranspOr-
ration 60. tho Gypsum Packet Co. the New
port Plaster aud Mining Co, the Windsor
Cement Co and the NuralO 90.
PAUL GCMBlNNER Soy 90 1870 net
,e.05GG The widow, Who Is now Mrs. Tho
ye.t SciIcubcrs ana Nrs. Blanche g. Erf-
man daughter. receive Joint snd surlllins
no estate IA Ill Of %" d-~ets. which are an
equity II si7.11s IN - West .0h st. sp-
ursi,cd at Sl3 600 jcWelry 300 bonds
"a az and the SIX and ueckWesr business
~ as and iJ7 Broadway known as PAU
,;umbinncr & Co. appraised At s.se'os'
bonds. $40 900. par value. \, T. >. T.
so 900 y p $40 900 Reading. 10000 y. T.
g. \ and $4,000 j. q r. g.
vIITTAM H. TAYLOR, first vice president
~ the St Louis Southwestern Railway, III
rector I'm the Equitable Trust Co ana o.h"f
i.,,,.nr.tions iFcb T. 1910; net. s2h3.OJ2.
Dci,rS and other deduc,ioGs amounted 10
sIGi7it Mrs. Eleanore ; Taylor, widow
beneficiary. Assets DEPOSITS, slo.o1'' ~
slrt Ses3: notes. tl026h, other personally,
{. 80. mortgages t2.isS. and stocks and
-. 500 700. Bonds were $4,000 New
York state canal. fy.ooO par saiue Heaa.
.,,s,,, .t.rn. e. 600 J. government 30.
a. 900 $ { - :. 5000 u. 4 H. g,
slo 900 Western Pc, sJepV NO. rae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
THE METAL MARKETS.

COpPEE-1he local street market Tor cop
per was easy. with clectrolytic AMI casting
quOtcI az lG,. on the Metal Exchange
standard copper Nas quiet and nominal with
asked prices for spot. July August and Sep
,ember az - In London COPPER WAS weak
carly but rallied and closed firm AT ~ s.
Tor spot and ils 5s for futurcs
TIN Locally Was strong a. 80 $50 ~ pc for
spot 300 5..'c for July ard 20 j0r3l. 2jc tor
August, september and October In London
tin closed hrm at fi35 los Tor spot and fi3s
los for futures.
LEND-guict New York spot. 3S5d3 eOc
ard East -. Louis. 3 70uG g. IN London
lesd closed quiet Al (lS los Tor spot and
IL, a. 81 Tor october delivery.
sPELTLl:-Qulo,. Nov York spot Jd5.lO-.
AMI East 81 Louis. t-igpL9ei.c. ln London
spclior CLOSED at "A l5s.
lkpN Middicsboro No. 3 SIS Il "a in London
Luctl market quiet 80 NL1,Vlt -,c Tor 80.
I Northern and SuPh''n. ana ~ j0u los ,0r
No. Northern and Southern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDU STRIALS.
MINING.
BONDS.
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

~ dividend soils cents ror shan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The following railroad reports for June
We're made public yesterday:
Canadian Pscinc--Gross si0.0Ji49i. de-
crease Sls2o.0o9: net s3.335.s25. decrease
.292 1870.
Illinois Contributors s.. PSI t93 dccrcasc
SoS.ssi net SSs2.7Si. decrease S3St.J23.
Mobile Ohio--t;ross 81 oS0.O-9. increase
t9.3i5; net t2sl 1917 decrease $50. 3i1.
Georgia southern & Florida -Gross $780,
fSS. increase ss.06l; net S5l33s. Increase
A2Sj
Alabama Great Southern Gross stsIsS1,
increase sSP3. net S5N.533. decrease $50 5s3.
Cincinnati New Orlciu * TcNts Pactir--
Gross $500 20. increase S1lN9i. net Slss,-
0,o, decrease $lj.6JI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
JULY >
Manhattan.

The his' name IS that 81 the debtor. the
s~,uul that 81 the creditor. and date when
Judgment was Med:
Arri,tscdt & CO... Herbs.; June IL. 1912:
SIS 80.
Conlon Eva RE. Dolsn; February IT, 1907
So %
Fitzgiblons Michael W W. Farley; Feb
rualv 10. 1914 $50 81
Gunjasno. linren1o Paoo Lgnori C
Frtulcsdui. June p. 1910. $40 -
Hacker. julius a Eliu'l National Park
Bank, February o 1914. $50 10.
Muller otto. Pauline Muller, Gustav Eoos
Lena Roos-C. Singer. November l.
1872 s-u3 -
Fcbruary u. 1919. fS5f -.
Ruittcl Maurice European American Bank
February u. l9ll sacatcdi sos
Mooy,r Juan & Russell Mar7i"n J.. \ g.
Meo,i,n. February j., 1911 u'casDdl, VI
d. ".
1918 ,ceuceliedj 81 oh'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
NEW JERSEY CHARTERS.

fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
Trenton. y T.. July 90 Frank Turner
Realty CO. Camden, $50 goo Frank Tuy-
ner T. 4. Turner. Annie Nocgtlin. camden.
Paterson Metal Ceiling Co. Paterson
$40 600: Bernard Hermann. Isaac Iirch-
berg. Paterson: Emil Hermann. Psssslc.
Lowe Paper Co. Ridgencld; manufacture
paper; $50 600 Mary Y. Lowe. II. V Lowe,
NJ. b. Lowe. Rdgeheld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
JULY 20.
Manhattan.

The following judgments for amounts NJ
more than 500 we're MED Yesterday, the
nryt name being tina, OF he debtor: c,.
~ 'eW York. Slli 81
Adath lsiasl. Of New York Inc.-H Feucht-
Wsuger. Sif ~.
CO. $40 30.
Boise. Jacques LII g. Jenk.l. fso7s
Brown .laco1 Ii. Banner. tla5 g..
Calm. Edgar B.-Boiany Worsted Mills.
coon Lewis ". !. Krsus L Co. ;us53
Cohen II man. Arnsuer. 1901 -.
Dobliu. Abraham & Morris Amsterdam
Esgen. Emms J.--Comn.rcisl Trus, Co. Of
NeW YORK costs. 1868 II.
L. X. sheppard Mfg. Co.-internstionsl Sill
Fcinne, Morris C.-Toledo Scale Co. ,i22 80.
Fiuuffrcddo. Santo j. Zaccaro. sl.sal 2s.
FcuNein. Max-A. Bakst e; al. s2f2 -.
FinAelstein, Anna-Madison Iron Works.
Fcu,on. Mari.-Jsc-Mar Inc. SAP ~
Hast Eebecca--J. O. Borss,ede. I,s69 So.
S,ue Same. s. tS5 &C..
usberlin, James HI T. White. ,lSt u.
,i,,,'i, Co. sii7 60.
J. II Mead COB. c. Faulkner ct al,
Kellner. Emil S. Custon ct al. si3si5.
KsIfon. Emma i-Greenhut- Segel Cooper
Kelly. william A--P. o'connor. ,is9Ia
Levine, Joseph Julius oltar'h-M. l..
Lust. Mar E.-j. Ksnefsky. tn65.
Lonnon Julia M-John WhnaInaker, ~. +,
S22s 0s.
NcCcHan, James. l.. Jack son. S22a 81.
Meyers. Jane Nm +. Kildun. $40 81.
Mosconi EcrnsrdO--M. Hirsch. s3l7 10.
McCad1on. Joseph r. Cathsrine 4. cooper.
STANLEY L. cooper and Linda l.. Cassard-
Union Pacific r. l.. ,Co costs, s1c4 30.
Nathauson, Norris. Reich Ct al. ilS7 g.
Neuherger. I.sac-Msrbrck Realty Corpn..
S27s 90.
Rothsteiu, J.--B. Evodon ct al. sissi5
Stcinborg. SIS. ksplan ct al. s:74 os.
Sotysik. Mrs. Msry--Departmen Of Health.
sil1?l.
Scery. FL. Krstochvil. 3iI5s
Sanders. Rosina T.--Greenhut. S.egel-cooper
Co. $l5sbs
Sanborn. q. K--G. X. Price ct al. 3iti So.
Scimses. Ga Bakst ct al. sli1 81.
Spiegel. y l.. Blout. 1896 o.
White a. III. Boggs & Co. 3lil ~.
Windsor. Marie-E. Baruch. sos 50.
Weiss, s. il. J. Robinson. sl33 TO-
WOOL. +. B.-Greenhut. Sicgel Cooper Co.
tl9l O.
Yao. {. PA NJ Rosenberg Co, sls7gs
Zahler. J.-People. etc. 500.
The Bronx.
GarnnlO. P-Auto Truck Storage and Elk
change 1880
Gross. IN T. Judinsky. si7l 81
kcaruct. James and Thomas Owcll Lad
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pRfltlSlDNS.

The market was nrmor early hut longs
sold freely on tho sd"anoe ana prices 81,
way. losing about steady. With inoI' ttt'
rally from tho bottom. FORK stsady, 'neSs'
s2fpS2i 20. family. s'tu $40; snort c.l,,4Eda,.
go i0ds22 HEEF- steady. iursS. 81"
sl7 20. FAMILY. slSmslo; packet SlIhSiN, .N-
ira India moss. <26n2i. pRbSeEb liOr2,,
Vim. bac0us. l2's'. $50 ~. "; ~ 70.
I1isr. 40 H. 1880: pigs. it,'. tII Mbhd .
Vt.Ll,I Lollioa stcadv. 10 10. BE-. y ID
10. ~ ~, 10. rirklcd hams. l19.9i'''.
TALLDW Quiet special g.. oiiy' ~,
countrv. -, n8'tr LARD LaSy: Ml1nle
,ic'i 10 loli To- eo,. citr. PC. renucd. south
America. II u5r. Continent, 100, hI3|H
iora. ZOO. compound qulot - Stu''.'
.tca-iuc hrru. oPo. I'.nNc. r'tr lara, ll.-''
tDTTONSEFD OF.
Tho market was nervous and prices "'Ie
lower under liquidation and selling by com
mi s.Iou houses on tho pcskues9 IN larl'
Tinal prices nerc 31lI points net loN'r
Local contract prices:
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POTATOES AND NEGETtBLtS.

White potatoes slightly nrmcr. owing 20
lighter receipts. cucumber pickles lover.
Fancy caulinowors scarce and hrin. com
closing low owing to heavy late receipt
Lettuce shows cousid radio advance ~ inc
close. especially on southern. POIAlOE~'
I. l. bbl or beg, 81 - n 81 10, Jcrsc -, round
81 g. Ions. 81 80 a 81 so. southern hbl
81 5U0S2. seconds and culls. iJc 81 :;
SWEET POTATOES, old, 80 ], basket iJc
aSl 10. nov, y G, hbl. 81 j0HS s.: vans,
y g. Dbl 81 30 n s.: ONIONS. Jcrser has
81 75qst5O. Nd and Va 81 25nsl -;
orange County bag, s. So 30: conn Val
lev. yellow. lOO-lb bag. 81 %; Washington.
yellow l0o-lb bag 81; "a, sumner crat"'
81 5oasl 60; BEANS. n.srhy. bag or oss-
krt. 25d To-. BETS. TOO punches. Jo' .
81. hbl. 5ocNSl; CARROTS. 100 punches
80 4 ?oc. basket. fVa zoe; bbl unwash I'd,
slqSl 80. washed. 81 % n s., CELERY ,
Jerscy. state and Mich. doZ punches. lQp
4oc: CABBAGE~ bill % O SO, Zoe. s. 80
n 81 80: CACLrFLOWERS, lbl 10 n s. 90;
stat. bbl 81 % = 81 %: corn, Va and
\ g. 100. 15c n 81 80; jersey 100. t1c -
CUCUMBERS. ~ AMI e. Dbl 1og 20 :
Dcl and Nd, basket. l. 90: Jersey 500
house. basket. 75rrsl. CrCrMBEES
PICKLES. bbl. 81 asl %; EGGPLANTs,
jersey. basket. 6od 75c: box. - 500; Va,
crate. 81 :3nSi 81. LETTUCE. basket. aoc
BEANS. baskat 81 5o0Sl -, OKRA, peach
basket. 10 q<t: PEAS. state, basket. i5c n
81 -. bag. 6ocTSl. PEPPERS. Fla and
e. hos. SlrSl -. Jcrsrv. btl. 81 - 70 s..
basket. 10 aSl: hoV. 5Ou 15c; ROMAINE.
basket. - q 600: SQUASH. white. bbl. 5On
zoe; yellow. crooked neck. 50crSl; mar
row, 81 -; TOMATOES. Bait. 6-bask I
carrier, So y 10: 80 jersey. Acme, 6-bs skct
carrier. TOO n 81 -: do, stone. so q $ :
Grant COG boo; nearby. Jcrscy. Acme. box.
sltisl 90. stone. 30 ri 81 80; Grant. joc y
s. -, TURNIPS. white Dbl 2JV To-.
rutlbsgs. 75H 9oc; WATERCRESs. 100
lunches 81
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Il was announced yesterday that pro
vision has been made for the payment
by the receivers OF the Chicago
Eastern Illinois Railroad OF the semi
annual interest. due August l, on So
13S.0p0 outstanding purchase money ;
per cent first lien coal bonds