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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-28
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
From TIE Tribune Bureau
Washington, July -.


Big. Gen. . BELL JR.. assigned 70
command Ith Brigade. Vancouver bar
LIrat. col T. r WILSON. coast ar.
found incapacltatcd for cctive service IL
.eot Sol S f. SMILEY. Int. assigned
10Th INF. 10 take effect Nor I.
MAJ IT, s. SORLEY and Capt \. T.
SMITH 18th lnf. 90 Preside Of san
Francisco thence t0r temporary Guty,
ARM school ~ the line. Ft Leayen-
Nj. NJ. g. BEETscH. 81 Inf. detailed in
quart, rnla' Ter corps. 90 take elect Sept.
l. vice Vsj r. r. FERGUSON. quar-
take enc, sep. /. aaI BERTsCU. 80
san Francisco. as assistant depot quar-
Ne. W r. LITTEBR Ant. Ist Cav. from
present duties 20 Preside ~ Monterey
Cspf. !. r. ShL MAJ. from 2ith lnf. Oct.
capt p ID. POPE. from i4.h 70 eith Iuf.
Sow 90 san Francisco. about Nov. =.
thence 20 Manila 90 foin his regiment
Capf. :. g. BoNfFAcE from l3th 90 7th
cav. Oct /. 20 sa1 Francisco about
oc'. =. thence % Manila 10 Join his rcsi-
Tnrt Lieut. :. W ANDING. Mi. from
disg'"eippi Agricultural and Mechanical
COLLEGE. Aus. 81. detailed professor -
military science. Virginia Polytcchnic
I1sfitIte 90 take effect sept. !.
Res gration or second Lieut.. v 3. ROSE
VAR. JE. lst Iitld Art, accepted 10
- aHd I.iouts. 49, e.. sroNELY ana C.. -
FLovD. csth lnf. from Galveston %
Iearee OF abseLce. First Lieut. J T. TUI.-
MEI INF. : month and Is DAVIS from
Aug. a. Capt. NJ O.. STAYEE med.
corp". one month on reicf from Madison
one month. capt r. :. OFFLEY. 1sl
ln' on month.
NAVY.
com e. ". KINDS 90 Command receiving
ship az Philadelphia.
Lieut. Junior grade' =. CARPENnEK
detached Jtah. 20 naval militia office. Navy
Department.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
JuIv es-Perrv. ~ Mazatian. Nero and An
napols ~ IA Pa. Justin az Acapulco.
Iuls -f-PatuVenf. ar Worn Cruz
july -,,--j meas, az New ork ard, prnters
AZ Hampton Roads and Newport News. SAN
Francisco. al Portsmouth. Hancock 40
Norfolk yard Nanshan, ~ riburon. ALICE
az Newport News Nashville az Hampton
Roads. Caesar a. Sanchc. iTairie. at Cape
fiayt,eu. caesar. az Hoboken. Chattanooga.
a. Salina cruz
July ss-GoidsborouEh. at Bremerton. Prairi.
and Caesar. a. Puerto Plata.
SAILED
july ss-Perrv. Ia Paz. Tor Mazauan. New
orleans. Saiina cruz FOR Acapulco
July -s-prOtcus. Hampton Roads FOR New
port News Nanshan. Mare lsland for r.
burun Alice. Newport News Tor Porfs-
mouth. y n. Caesar. sanchez, FOR Puerto
Plata. Prairie. Cap. Hayden. FOR Puerto
Plata. Perry Mazatlan. for cruise
July S-Mainr, Gihralia-. for Nillefranchr
Rhode Island, Portland. Ne. fcr Halifaxs
ontario. Vera Cru- Tor Galveston. Prairie
Puerto Plata. f1r Cape iiayticn. Alert Marc
Island. Tor Honolulu.
july s,~Wilmington. Hong kons. Tor can
ton.
Hancock. At Norfolk ,ard ordered 10 Pm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-28
The Nisfor,unes of Others.

W-ca. in ths country has already
--s-ced several cents a bushei on
--ount Of me seeming imm'nence o.
var between Austria and Serva. and
way actually breaks out u IS Ike
-o g much higher II other ma
lions become involved = vii 20
--e- still. All this IS very fne for
ne farmers here who have not oeen.
- too much Of a hurry 90 dispose o.
a.- CROPS. But i Is not 20 %. ex-
coed nat they are going 20 have
o-e or.ce. 80 20 speak. for the for
-rer and another for their fellow,
--ens. II may be q privilege TO sell
heat or -four 20 an American a.
-.-s-ust an allen. but farmers are not
- he habi- o. INDUCING IN a-tru N
.- The expense Of their pocketDooh4-.
People who are farsightec. even tno 5
--ev NAY not be advocates o. AnureN
.a-nc-.e's doctrines or peace-a'-any -
r-.~a theories. d0n'- want war any
nero
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-28
r,cbapre Breaks All Records.

Cold could have gone anywhere yes-
.,-d.~ 30 "a as foreign exchange
-a,cs we're concerned. That uHceI-
-s-n point. the theoretical export he
IRE. was lef- far behind IN the hrs1
FEW quotations. Never IN me history
a. exchange between the nileu
-.stes and Europe have sterling hg-
res. both FOR demand and csoie9'
-ee1 60 hign. not even when, oF ar
-anrement with the government IN N
-oe carly 'sOs. al the Internal ons.
-oyses N New York but one got TO
ether 20 prevent gold export. Per
Iaps the most remarkable part Of the
-reat rise was that IT occurred no,
--.e- an outbreaA OF war abroad ol-
--e,s-v on the rumor o. wa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-28
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Business over the arbitrage rail yes
.erday was Of little consequence. For
cicn estimates. however. Of stocks sold
here for foreign account. principally
on direct cables from the Continent,
we're placed a. between 10000 and So
geo shares.
The regular quarterly dividend OF 50
has been declared by the Standard Oh
Company Of Indiana. together with an
extra dividend OF s.. This compare
with a like amount declared IN the last
quarter and s. and 3; extra az TINS
time last year
Gross earnings OF tho Buffalo. Roch
ester & Pittsburgh Railroad FOR June
totalled s8O9l1S, decrease o. S2O6.-
$40. and net earnings after taxes were
s247.377. loss Of s51.6s6.
The Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton
Railroad h1s placed an order for 1000
steel freight cars. so steel passenger
cars. 70 locomotives and 100 caoooses.
The Canadian Northern Railway re
ports for June gross revenue Of ST.
$4,000. d decrease of S322.soo, and net
revenue OF SlS3.S0o a loss Of SI9.2OO.
Because Of r-mors that the Toledo.
s.. Louis q Western Railroad would
default on August 1 IN the payment o.
-he coupons on the collateral trust !
per cent bonds due on that date.
committee mas been formed 20 protect
the interest OF the bondhOiders ootn
OF Class 4 and g. Edwin G. Merrill.
president OF the Union Trust Company
Of New York. mas been appointed
chairman o. the committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-28
U. 8. Treasury Finances.

Washington, July D. The condition
~ ne United states Treasury a. the
yFziaDinz " busineHs to-cs1 Vas; Hot
p4iapcs IN general fund. SlBs,1s4sll;
|tzi receipts Saturday, f2.J9H 20, to
81 payments Gatsrda1. ~ E7g.Oi5. The
surplus this fiscal year b. SgHDeJD2.
sgsinzt deficit ~ sl3,62J.f 10 last
leay, exclusive Of Panama Canal and
bgelIe debt fsanEa on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-28
PROVISIONS.

The ma-ssf vas mode aie 2 .-
-ine- On covering prompted nt the 81. "a
-'on .g Europe am SHOW ~ uriili.' -
70 hog POSITION PORk-Stel- ness. ~ 20
- So. family g24as2j short clear. y" ,"
af-@ REEF--fealy Mess. 9ll ~
feIrfy SlsH;i9 pacAe' ~ Us .'d
F--m. 1ef. Gfrt... pigs lfsr t'4
srEaTS-Pic. .ea beIf.es-Sten ga
$500. picf 20 hams firm -. a ~. Al
LON-EGsv spe~,a'. Sc. ci' - Ioini-
rfr- count. -. qG-.c LARD-Firn -
Middle Wes'. 20 i"G 1900. c'tt 81. ~ 90.
refined south Nrn~-4c~. II Doc 'ontine
fD.s5c. Brazil fcgs. 1896. compound eas'
Si.QbLr STEARTNE-Quiet. olep. 'Ic-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-28
Nsw York. july q 1914
WEEKLY RECEIPTS


.-a .af He'N.I ''"N' l'.''' '-'f''
url~ Ar,n,.. r.r REENEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-28

we're down 90 rcs IN he cost and freight
ma-sef ,an.os - were quoted 81 ils0r q"
p SOC. 90 ana - A. i.G5r. &c or iiY9c 20
L. SOC. - and 80 A. 1850. ana Rio - a.
sf-c Local spot market qui-f nd lower
III RIO - quoted a. -. Local contract
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-28
.HEEP NND I.NNIRs.


Receipts f0r tN" i' - It-." mead " a'
on safe sheep stead. S..i aoi,e .aI.
.''aay 20 strong '- .oi,pa ..l .,.'
virginia iarrb, .a(f--" higher Tor best stadoe
medium AMI Common s'''A 7let' -.''l.-
VIII an lni'r.lne "I N''N.'..' To- p-'''
we've we'll ..ar-n nm l'I '' N''4N' ST..
.eWesI sold o. S. 5ua 81 an per 1000 Ih rev
rcad DO = 1,. cl..r g. ".Wn 100 fH nloi e
lambs 81 casa. eu1e. : 5oNfr. Dressed mu.-
ION steady ar gallo. dressed aw0s. f-'.0f-.
Sales-roDu a. shannon 300 Nr lambs.
G6 Ib average 81 per ioo n. 81 80 Dbl. 50:
es5 IS To- 60 ~ o. .b g, a.. -f5. ss 3D.
81 -. $50. ln b 30 81 W IA. =, .b
- Do -'N as- "a 90 80.
10 ill., s. so. 1856 ohio. 80 ln. e. 80. 20 Penn.
.4 Ib g. 40. 3 state IS TO 81 80. CulIs
b.. Do 80 f a. In. So 30 1s- is sheep. lif
DOB. 81 so. 90 lff ib. s. 20. q. lhI ih g. 90 .
g. no Ih. 81. state. Lif io 81 30. 90 Va
lo4 DO. - %: Penn ~ in. p
herns ,omnisssi'. o., 1me
'u. -. ---' - 81 -. 30
a.. ~ lb. ~ '' -, - ID p s' az
70 81. ia "' ID - o." - -
5, 20. as. 30 i' - o. ,o =. ''
90. - d. =" 80. Nv =. ~"
=; F'. o. ,'t % ~ fin g. n
',t'r 80 .'. az u t.a d.
Siat" 9'e'' 100 - d. "a ~
- q" "a. T., f "a 4, 90
~ ,."2 ' g., ,5 ~ "a * M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-28

r.0as SOLD below the s-cenf mark resier-
.fs. r5..iur ust. lor records for lc season
md fouchlnc fhe lowest point for number
I'D y-a-a Nevs from abroad vas diaquief-
.re. ir Europe we're much upset The prospects
~ Brazil being able FOB secure The loan
u.bI,h Do has been seeking Tor months
...fned highly lmprohnbie. 10 was thought
fhat Brazil world he more disposed % sell
,l.rf.e on fhia account and as cost and
fr,isnf offers were considerably lower there
,...- Il general rush fp sell in DE early uiI"r-
sflour aud prices drorpcd about 20 points FOR
...fte. uo.nflona Lac Boo the day offerings
acre smrlicr and fhf market regained part
az fhe loss. closing rs 90 21 points lower
Iftvrr rIor.d :. franc net lower. while Ham
lttfa showed e loss ~ q. pfcnuig and The
fo.si market was relatively lower than Eu-
rope rio declined e. reiH FOR spots. while
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-28


~lD il-> lpN bELN =. $500,
GOOD % choice native steers $ - SO 90
Poor 90 fair native s--crs .--- sou ~
gNon ana stays ...-....-..- . -@H -
Bulls .-...-..--.. ....---.- W. i. -
COWS ...-. ..-.-.... -......- " QUO % o."
ene year ago ...-.--..-- o'a wv
BEENES.
Receipts ,o- Two days $50 head. =
CO... ,r sa.. S,ee-s ar.i.s ana fOui5c
go =" ~ 1910 i,Io.,,a $50. fO5,15c
so--,, ,5,. ~ ,ov.s -srs~slic stead
,'..,.,,,, tr.n oovs sve-e po-siblv
H". 1m ''.' ,,. st.e-s
e.. -'..e ,o h.. , xfo.
sod at >. =" n ~" pVi wv .u, -, .
ou..s a. s'e ?, o'' 80 =. 80 >" 49,
enas = H. 80. s,5e. 1' '' 30
t'r c'i, ~ SEQ 4a...' F,s' s e.. ....-.
sa.ez-J -ha'nsc,s y -" ,, -,
80 .o afsra St. M ,p - o0 n 10. '' To-
80 -. - " Va. l2SG %. - go: g i2:o ID.
- = Va l-o' .o - "'' - ,- as ~ No.
bui 1900 TO- s. - COW. 1860 To. s. -.
: heIfers. 94- Do. $ %.
MCPHERSON q Co.. Pom -'-er' 40
~. 50 90. - Na. l3+6 ib. $ Nj. =. lSl2 10.
g 81. - Is. 80 Do : -. - -" DO.
= 6an. ro'a j.. So 50. ; ,se p. 50 To-.
o.. r so 40 T1 g. 30. zoos ib.
s. . 500 ID. 81 - : 1ou5 10. 81 go. .. 756
N e 7o & 20 ''' y n Va s'ce-s 80 o.
Ss., = r.4- Do s. -. Il. IS44 d. s. 81.
- r'.,,s f,io %. ~ no , 9to M 81 ~,
"a s,GI : s.f M e. -. COW iOGn In.
- o. 80 - . o.s IT, m s. - n. $50 n. sl7s. 3.
S"1 - 90 d. a. 700 M 81 %
SANDER. 90 vi--inlt steers. POS Do
&c, 90 ra,a Il, So bulls. 1915 ib.
s. g. 8 1925 III. s. -5.4 i07s DO. g. 80. ..
$50 d.. So Is. E. '5l. TO- So % cows. 1850 ..
e-a u g. -, IT, sl,0. $50 iu. 81.
SD. d. s.. u.s. o. ISL lt s. 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-28
InTTON.IED OIL.

Cottonseed on was agli IN under heavy soil
- ions we're weak New crop months we're
.uie' ard relatively steady ear.y anu when
renners tooa he buying side there vas
active covering which resulted Do sharp
r1llr and closing quota lions ware TO =
points net highe- Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-28
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

ne Philadelphia IL Western Rail-
way company. which operates t,yentv-
,"" niles or electric railway bet,yeen
ID. "Ge'pnla. Norrstowu and Strat-
''"' in rs earnings statement for
% ~"c SHOWS gross operating revenue
"' '"o''t'. gam Of $500 over the
same month OF last year: net revenue
wa. .n.-et and surplus increased S2Si
'o >"''oo For the twelve months end
ga June 30 gross earnings were SSH
800 and after tcductinC evneneer.
'"NeS. reserves for depreciation and &c
e.utnts and $4,000 Tor betterments.
mere remained surplus of Sl4.375.
ne company operates "a third rail sys-
'em over double track lire on pri-
Late rlght o. way connecting with the
fhuadeiphld Rapid Transit Company
subway system and with the Pcnnsvl-
wanna Railroad az Stratford. together
win last elect-lr service over an ex-
tension from Niiauova 20 Norristown.
D. also maintains through service he
tween Philadelphia and Allentown by
means OF the Lchgh Valley Transi,
Company
American Power ana Light.
S-at'men: OF com oined gross and net
earnings OF the Southwestern Power
and Light COmpany's subsidiaries. the
Kansas Gas and Electric Company, the
Portland Gas and Coke Company and
i0e FaclIc Power and Light Com
pany. subsidiaries Of the American
Power and Light Company, for June.
,0talled SJl72ll ~ gross. s65. SS5
greater -han for June Of last year. EX-
penSes and taxes increased s371S6 20
= -
earnings Of S2l3,270. a gam OF rs per
cent. For twelve months ended June
30 gross earnings amounted 20 s6.255.-
1855. l3 per cent higher than for the
preceding year; expenses and taxes m
creased 9 per cent. 20 $3.50. 06l, VII ie
net earnings were S2-9O3.I05. an in
crease Of S47-.l06 over 1918. These
earnings are made up OF al properties
now owned by the subsidiary com
panies irrespective Of the dates Of ac-
QUESTION.
Laciede Gas.
The Laclede Gas Light Company in
lis half-yeariy report shows earnings
az the annual rate Of over ~ per cent
on lis S10.700000 outstanding common
stock, as compared with about So per
cent in the same period of the proceed
lnC year. The company's gross bust
ness showed some Improvement over
last year, but increased expenses, de-
probation and interest OUTLAWS con-
ve-ted the gam OF about $4,000 into
g net loss OF almost $4,000 for the SIX
months. Current assets. as of June 80.
were 81 470.479, an increase of Sol
40 over 1913. and current liabilities
decreased s977.692 TO S536.829. leaving
a working capital of $685. $50. Last
year the company earned SIS per cent
on its outstanding common stock. as
against $40 per cent IN the previous
year, s.52 per cent n 1911 and 1902
per cent in 1910 Il does the entire
Gas lighting business In 81. Louis un-
der a perpetual franchise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-28
BUSINESS REVERSES

HOTEL sT ANDREW co. BroaIva-.
cor. 20 30. Schedules show liabilities. $40
500 assets. 3 i3,. Creditors include Charles
a. DAVIS president So 40. ". Gilman ~
CO., So 0tf. -chinasi Pros. $1,000. HOLMAN
q Co.. e. 453. state Controller $50, fran
chieo ta-
ISAAC WOLF. diamonds. s. Nassau 81
Jrfso Hand confirmed composition az %
cents PAYABLE cents cash. ~ cents IN 2
notes A. =. T. g. :. 10 - IS Is and 20
months Liabilities SCI t0l
NJ H. BRANDT MANUFACTURING CO..
novelties las Duane 81 Judge Hand con
nrned composition a. % cents cash LA
gro " C0PLEY. 1890 Valentine av.
The Bronx filed petition. With Liabilities
s.. ago. no assets creditors include Jefer-
- Lincoln De Can WATERFOWL. Sll, Id +.
Fidelity and CASUALLY 90. NJ MARYLAND. as
si-use Of Isaac Powers. sci
" ID. KORTBLANG. cafe and restaurant
az as lexington ar.. filed petition. with ia
buitleS. S2Gg7a. assets S4j49 Creditors in
cluIe jacob RUPERT 50. $50. Anuers Co and
estate of JACOB stahL s. 80 Washington
Joe KARPP chauffeur. 81 Eas' losth e.
.fo-nicr.v taNlcab scrricel. lied petition. with
liabilities 3 9S1. assets. 1928. creditors IN
c'lde Henry NaaerInan infant. - TX, rs
tre- Label g.. 1pG. King Tire Co.. Siup
IDA ALTSCET LER. hardware. iliE' sou n
a-n Boulevard Schedules snow liabiN'i's
S. $50 assets. S4.c25.
DISCHARGES
Judge Hand resterdav granted discharges
OIL. George T T-aHley. COS West il2tn -'-
liabilities. $50. Max kanter. men f1i
u.-hirg ;00as I33 Eighth av. Liabilities. > -
-a- rohn n. kcnnurd 1872 Broadway. FOR
mo~.~ president Coupler Gear Co. liabilities
sal los Kurle- Bros stock brokers'. 80
R-eadvav liabilities $3.50: Charles L.
4.a-f Broadwav liabilities Si.505. ~
usrd Nadov jeweiler rs A~. 4. laDili-
,ies S5.52i. Goetl & Blum, manufacture
or Sins. - West e2d ST.. AID l-ehign'on.
Penn. liabilities $500 Harry J.. SleaN
SIKH ins-alman. dealer 631 jefferson Place
liabilities S. $50 Joseph = Szunogh. grocer
r'srs. 10 Eas, ll.th 81. liabilities. Si.uS2
BENJAMIN T-anan ievelie- 1>2 Broome s,
,,..t..e m ,Ve,f an e.. habu lies Sc. rs
.r7,or.as ZUf f0rme-l~ lie manufacflrer
~. t,,.rrat. L.. lanllifies s.. 9ni-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-28

Receipts 10 fs@ cases. Arrivals moderate
and UgI,. shipments loo transit. traiins QIiet
sn. yeiccffre High grades firm Frr-n
ga her,1 extras. dozen. 20 q -'c. extra iF-i-.
gs4-fc. nrsta. y go. seconds Is " -'r
ref-'g erltor. special marts. Fancy. 'haI -f7
maid $50 N-ste .to-ftsr. seconds. - ~
% iyc. nearby henuefr whites. fancy. new
Ia5r .srsuc nearby henuerv browns -
-sc gathered ami mixed. - % 20. duck eggs
r-.ft.n ~rfrua~ n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-28
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

sma coiorsd and white sold a. i5s &C.
Butler 40 tubs sold a. SHE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-28
ffr IMAM lar -
por,TOES AND VEGETABLES.

White potatoes slghtlr easier t8niiioN
ELS I'D light supply faucr should eAt--' 10Y
quotations. Corn plenty t)p 9uolAi !on7 .1
Under heavier supplies Peas slightly h,gner
rD-r ATDES l. b. hri or nag - ton y - q.
l.-se- round s. 15uS2 D.. Iong. > d. "a
8 az southern. Obi s. 80 ID - set"uds anu
.YfIs -5c0ti g. SWEET PoIA iOiS "4n
SO bskt. I5cuSl l5. new. y e.. DBL - 30
0S4 So. yams. Dbl. So 70 s. ONlpN-. J-Ise!,
1s'+ s. soas2 -. l. s. 75HS- Dbl. 3; -
- .o Nit ana ga. bskt. s J0rS- Orange
.,.o,,ot, nsx :. -5u 8 So conn valley. te--
.o.- fJe-u, baS g. 90. spanish. .arge c.se
st4ss. Washington. .eilow. ip"-l" naE. -.
raI. summer crate. Il 90. Lt.N-'T - D. -'e.
o. soc. Conn 10 n goo Jerses. nsri or pas
,.g..- BEEw- 100 punches 90 " ,sc. hoi.
senT5c CARROTS. 700 punches ~. 30 T. .. ,o,
b.l. tn0-5c. bh. s. RI = 80. 'ELtisl. .
I.~.e- .,ate and Mich 800 nunthes. lo SOC
.ttpRA6Es DOL s0rf In". 'oN' d.
CATIfFLOWERS bnI. t"e q s. 80. state
s.soasS So Conn va and y a. crate. 10
t..Ps "a al y g.. biol 5ea Joe. De. ami
XII bs,. $4,000. Jersey bsi,t. 90 ID o"c box
$4,000. /. l. bbl. 81 asi 90 hothcuse. lshi.
--rnSl CUCUMBER PICK Les. nhl. g %
at- CiGPLANTS. JERSEY oshl s ,., e. g..
io- 4ofI50c. Va. crate. g.. LETTUCE. BIOL
s-rasf bs<t sOa15c. loz ho1. 40 tpc
LIMA BEANS. southern. bsit. . S0H s. ,
I.~sev S.ffk- - OkEA. Jersey peach bsI.i,
-.-Dsf PEAS. state. bshf. Tsc 81 ~. bag
soc g.. PEPPERS. FL end :, boy 81
box. fo4I5c. ROMAINE. bssf. -5fl soc
SQUASH white uni. 5oa t-low
. go led uech 50cq g TOMATOES. Baiti-
more lstt carrier. 81 r. f0c. y Jersey Acme
S 1s.l, carrier. 'lFSi p stone 'Sca 81 .
81 s..i,i -.one tiqsf 20. Grant Soc ~
=, .s TrRNfPS rufaDaga. unl .sr ,0c.
IS AwTECEESS 100 punches. g n - 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-28

TIverno0I cahIes. Spot unsoftlcil saIes, 1-NNn
bales. speculation and export. 500 American.
> 900 imports Is 600. American, 1000. mid
ding upland lid. Futures opened harei'
steady "a 10 points lower closed steady
a. a net decline Of ~ 20 i0iz points. july
and July-Aug.. 6.94d. Aug sept. s.I5i7d
sept Oct. 6.59tad. Oct.-Nov., 600 I'd Not.-
pee. 65ld: Dec Jan. G.50i3d. Jan. Feb.
65fi,d: Feb March 6.52i7d. March April.
std. April May. 6.54isd. May-June, sod
June-July. 8 SD JulyAug., 6.50d Manches-
ter. Yarns anu cloths buyers hold on.
New Orleans July c1.-The market was a
most entirely dominated by European pohu-
cal news TODAY. In the carly trading prices
FELL or - points from he level of Satlrfaf
close. but later there was a rflf adN1nc-
IN reports f1af efforts 20 bring about
mediation were successful Ifo cioae "s-
steady ar a net adj ance of . % points.
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on

Refined petroleum sfsady Nth 'rad.ns
moderate Linseed oil A-n ana higher. Nlih
prices IN single barrel lore advanced about
&c. influence bv The strength IN the haAseeI
market. Calcutta raw uncha nged Pc IHo-
3 -1f-S-andp -I white hhis. Ne" YORK
and Phuac.luha g.e5s bGik. 600. cases.
TO- -5c. wafer white hb.s. +.-5r bulls. o.ssc-
cases ff7sr LrNSEED OII.-Americau
seaa eirr raw .lG--. OUT = town ran.
so 0f'r. calcutta raw. .ar
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POULTRY

DRESgED-Eecclpts and invoices ~
r-... allied fowls light anu fIncr l~st
1r.n. small fowls dull and irregular Il r
KEYS fresh killed. Weston. fancy. iIp
-. CHICKENS. brollcre. nhis Phua and
D. SQUAD. pair. Goa zoo. Puua. faucr. .l
"a ra. - ~ soc Penn. average best. .5' B.
Fa selected. - &c western. fancy mik
e... - q .-.c corn fel. tr~ picked. 300
et.. W.. Idcd 1910 3oc FOWLS box packcit
f-.,afaf-r. BIOL hacked. 1874 Zee. coo KS
.1'u- 49,. q 1.c. ID tk< f. T. iltf f6c.
SQUADS white prime. - - r. s. -. DARK
$ - ~ 81 So. calls 5ufi s5c. F~1zeu--rl r.
INEy-. box packed rouns hens or tams
900 .G-. bbl packed. . Tf -ic. old. - "a -ic.
-UfCkENS hrolier@ irl|h fed. iJd 1870 d.
com fed. l4Ui1c. roasters. sore
-reated. milk FED. 10 - corn red.
% q.Oc FOWLS. box packed Dc
100. a. 20 siz. and quality. RpoaT-
,.T.- old feai@'s ALI\E-OuN Il
freight cars on tracks this morning. ~
which - were unloaded- Trading genera
q. moderate. with most pri ate sales g.
70 Sor fowls &c for Western chickens
and re for Old roosters. Auction sold .
cars ar 1914 MiG7.c for fowls. ipa, U-lc FOR
Western broilers and ~ =. l2r Tor roost-
.rs CHICKENS hrlllcrs. laiene-c. fow.s.
iGt.1 10. Old -oosters % q. % i2c. TT r.
KEYS. i5nl5fsc. DICKS. Western and
southern. old IsG lGc. GEESE old. t3c
GUJNEAE. pair. 500 Gnc. LIVE PIGEONS
pii-. .jc.
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FRESH Receipt % apples '.era. 'ui teW
reach top quotations Fancy southern ptai
nrm.r Fancy blaclherries higher. AP'l-t>.
old fII s. SUES, 30. Far West ~ DID, -'N
81 -JqSf 80. urirrr 1cu. hU-re basket 30"
s. - i1. s. - sS2 - PEARS = Cont.
De- Dbl S5fISJ. nearby. early ~. 2 81 3d.
PEACHES. Ga. carrier. g juaS- =" I'tN.
Jersey De. ami Mo. BASKET. f'N 20 car -l.-.
xi4Si - PLrM- Ga carrier 81 -'f>l 10.
Ml cur.- OF. g.. GRAPES. y o.. le'. ca-''
81 qS.. CHERRIES. sour. r~i. 81" s-,.'.
100 ,Oc sour black. lo1 i5c ClRkA y II a.
suar. Has D..t..lEr. urritei 81 u. 30
s.- 1ui@.. RAsTBERRl r. ierse- req. i''.
5l,sr uu-..er. Jd>c. Western ~ .'..
llacE..oe. pint luto. HUCNLLBLHkii-- ~.
Dol AMI Nd 10 Penn ana Jersef, a.
..u.-i.t.-.K2InS large. ~. ia l-c sina. .'
S1qc. afUSKMFiLON-. Ariz. STANDARD ci'..
5. fsqSs. .ur1bo s. 50nS3 - pony. 81 'ygN-
ga stINl so Ga. standard cate t'.nAI =.
- - -tauau-d crate. 10 Qsl ~. pon,. 'ScfS,
as- 25at5c. y g. STANDARD craze. >ifif-.
-on-. 7lc1rSl - fs'. 5un' "J-4t
-.,e 81 50 fat 75casi. No. standard crate
SrltS. - Jumbo ~ 75.;SI ht' 80 90 pa
..-uore Gem STANDARD crate. - -'Hs o..
0EANGEs Fla blk. Sass -. "a, N-p
S. - GRAPEFRUIT fla. no> 81 , 9,1S''
..,,1sr Sias4 Porto B.co. >l1N" Pa
APPLIES Porto Rico. Rel spanish. a.
,,-.iS@S, cubsn. slaS2 80 ia. hR$,'
load ssoaSi -. per 40 SlaS-o
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UTICA CHEESE MARKETS.

ftica. y = July - -To-day's sales "
..se on me Utica Dairy BOARD of Trade
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Isl TIER.

Receipts fos- pigs Buying. .uteres, sma.l.
n..- with receipis Ealing or ana qIaHI-
% raragiug .oW t1e-c was no disposition I'D
~.urh HalIes Creamerl. extras. ~ = -''
nrsfs. - n 80 c seconds. ga r. &c stare
Iaf--. finest. =, b - i1r. good .o prime - ~
.6c. process. extras. 80 % 81 i9c. nrsis. e.. a
.ac -mi,nfinn nr.amer. frsls- y , y -
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Refined vas quiet. wien Dr. les IN anlet
Il. ~oG4 900 'or duc granu.a.ed. Ra ~ wls
dur ana no sa'es we're repor'et. -lSar Nas
still Available p e. f0- c1s ana rex 70
and ne lose vas stead a. 3 -7c Tor cHnifi.
lgsi. .fic fcr nola ,ses ard -.tc Tor 'auaF
cost and freight IN London bee sugar Wl7
g-.e' but higher. with J3lv ana AlEus
quoted gs 81 ana October Decem ~ Hs B'sd
with -he curb a. o. 80 Tor July - 4'+p for
August and ~ 81 FOR October De efnuer