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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
PRICE MOVEMENT
in COMMODITIES
Wheat Gains on Foreign
Strength-Corn and Oats
Off-COffee Gains.

Strength in foreign markets and evil
dences OF a heavy export demand over
came tho bearish influence Of the splen-
did crop prospects here. and the wheat
market was steady during Saturdays
trading, the close showing net advance
OF &c. Argentine conditions made nrm
corn market early, but profit TAXING
caused a sag. and last prices were net tsc
above to the same amount below the
previous close. Oats followed the leao
Of corn, and closed at Fridays last quota
lions
While apathy reigned in the coffee mar
ket a slight Improvement in Brazil was
noted. and although traders were not
disposed to take many chances either way
there was a net gain at the close OF TO
4 points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
Manhattan.

The following judgments for amounts
Of more than $500 were filed YESTERDAY,
the first name being that of the debtor:
Clark, Morris Sort Dearborn Ma
tional Bank; s1.l74S 81
De Marco. Celestino-Broadway Trust
Company; s9.45OSS.
Delamater. Arthur ca. W. Hannlns-
Fr 9Gh q Nj Miaaar i Bank Of
Fre9nd. Harry E.-Everall Brothers,
Harris iris Harry-s. Harris; 1919 50.
Johnson, August W, and Alexander An
derson - George Ringler & Co.;
Ki@sss2iiiis' francis H.-A. NJ. Madigan;
KeIut. John-H. Hirschfeld ct al;
Melbourne, George An. Vain ct al;
Moses. Hannah NIB. F. Romaine
samegsame; ss7s Al.
Margo.ta, Pasqual-George Ringler &
Co; 1851 OF.
Same-Same; sl,10s.
Institution OF City OF New York;
Perry cry; Egbert BIB. NJ V. Connolly;
Morasco. Carmine. and Petro Alvne,
exrs.-State Bank: S2,l62 30.
Perrin. Charles /, and Patrick Meow
ern-N Gallina: S6.O27 80.
Rau Israel BIB. Lissner ct al; 1929 So.
Smith. Robert S--M. Ftnkelstein ct al;
sussman Josephine and Philip-A. E.
Dunlop: $500 81.
Sears. judah H-American Hardware
Corporation of New York; s3l2 10.
schisgall, Solomon - S. Weintraub;
1858 II.
Saloschin. Paul "A Kuhn; s5s432
Wells, Elias B.-Badische Company;
sl.07l 10.
Teitelbaum. Isidore Payne estate;
S2,759 o..
Thorner. Max d. and ABE. Emsheim-
er: y711 81
Tench, Frank Nh. NJ. V. Connolly;
zimmerspitz. Adolph - NJ. weisberg;
vuccino, Amedee B. d. Dugundjl;
waybright, Elhanan w. Case ct al;
yucca, Emile Calvo ct al; s2.Ole As.
Auto Owners Sales Company-T De-
nuevo; s24s4
\. c. Besselman & Co. Ines. L. Metz;
S255 8.
Frost. Palmer Company Mechlowitz;
s795 &c.
Hotter Armen Chemical Company-T. c.
Wheaton Company; 1882 81.
The Bronx.
Berger. Sarah. Eisler; s2se Sc
Mclaughlin, Mamie $, and J. Fairfax
McLaughlin-C. r. Brown; 1856 o.
Roeder. William G. II. Kantrowitz;
S40272
Teltelbaum, Isidore - Payne estate;
s2759 03.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
BUSINESS REVERSES

SAMUEL GLASS, real estate broker
sol West 135th ST, filed petition, with
liabilities, s7,105; assets, So In a
Judgment believed 10 be worthless. Cred
itors include United Merchants Realty
and Improvement Company, sl,626, ana
David 7. Morris. $3.50.
MORRIS COHEN, bartender. % Az
\. filed petition with liabilities, Sl'ssS;
no assets. ~ ro...>v
r. Z. COOPER GOWN COMPANf,
INC 23s1 Broadway.-Judge Mayer APP
pointed Harry Osterman receiver, pro-
vlded he valves fees as assignee; au-
thorized to carry on business ten days.
EEK e. PORTUGAL-Charl Zeik
and Louis Portugal, manufacturers or
pants. 81 East Broadway. made assign
ment to Morris F.. Gossett.
GENERAL KOMPOLITE COMPANY,
manufacturer of fireproof flooring and
cement thing. SIG Fifth av. and SO Kent
av.. Brooklyn, which made assignment
February 90 10 Samuel Jaros, has had
property resassigned TO ii, having OBJ
tanned extension from creditors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY,
TBy TELEGRAPH 10 The Tribune ]


Albany. Nav 9-The following incorpo-
rations we're fled to-day with the Score
tary OF State:
Eureka Laundry. CO. Inc Manhattan; no
Tailey Susan Talley. y. Y.
$40 900. !. puryea. CITY Island. bronx; y. A.
Duryea, II. Arrow. city Island; Bronx.
T. r O'Brisn. Inc, Brooklyn; plumbing
SO 600. T. r O'Brien. 5sl 9Th st. Brooklyn;
n O'Brien. J. j. oBrien. Brooklyn.
First AID Supply Co. Inc, Manhattan. SO
90; II. c. Gomprecht' 80 Nassau st. y. Y;
H.mpstead Investors Development Corpora
ton Manhattan; So 900; r r. Blum, $50
Riverside Drive. y y; j. Kuschner. May
M RofsrT Intaglio Corporation. Manhattan:
manufacturing machines; 10000. NJ. Rothman.
2s9 Broadway, y. Y; W. Allen. J. C. Houston.
cieio Realty Co. Inc. Brooklyn: $1,000; NJ.
Ruono. JAG Degraw st. Brooklyn: J. Parascan-
dola. s Cioni. Brooklyn.
Inc Manhattan; $1,000; r. Beidler. s76 Rv-
erside Drive. y. Y; c. W. Gregg r. c Aul-
Andean Export Co, Inc, Manhattan; $50 600.
T u. p. FAR. ~ Wall st. y. Y; r. C. Dale,
- Acme CIR Manifolding Co. Inc. Manhattan;
Rohrnert. 5l4 W. ssth ST. y. Y: J. H. Murphy,
". c. Bohmert. y. Y.
Matusow 4 Mershon, Inc. Manhattan: gen
eral jewelry novelties. 5000. b Mstusow. 3
Rutgers st, y. Y. Jennie Matusow, Brook
lyn. r. Mershon. y. Y.
Atlantic Brush Corporation. Manhattan: $50. %
900: II Praeger. 1874 Boston Road. Bronx ].
r Crowley. y. Y: d. Eggleston Montclair
y !.
Paramount Pictures Corporation Manhattan.
& 900: W Hodknson. 10 ". 10th st. " Y:
James Steele. Pittsburgh; ". L. sherry. y. Y
Latin Realty and Improvement Co. Inc
Manhattan: 5000. 4. Levy. 20 church St
-
Aysia Import Co. Inc. Manhattan no
900. T. J. Canty. lf Elm 81 New Rochelle
a =. roran r. ". Nttle. y. Z
randauer & Pearl. Inc Manhattan: making
models and Designs $1,000: A. Iaudauer. 50
Linton ave. Bronx; II. Perl, n ". Grossmsn
Bronx
J. o. Graham, Inc, Manhattan; general
= Y a u Pfeiner. r 4 And-rsa- ~ y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
WHEAT GAINS IN CHICAGO
Corn Irregular, but Oats and
Provisions Decline.

Chicago May adverse crop eo.tt
tons in Europe from the Atlantic 70 IN
Black Sea more than counterbalanced o.
day the effect Of the great wheat hars,
which is looked for in the United Sta,a
The market closed steady al gain Of
shade to &c 70 &c net. Corn finished V
to &c off to &c up, oats unchanged 70
l-lSc lower and provisions virtually
the same as last night. Bulls had the at'
vantage In wheat from the start. Buying
by houses with export connections was
considerably more I'm evidence than trans
actions in new crop shipments TO arrive
There was good authority for statements
that the foreign business here reached
big total. notwithstanding that only 2oe.-
600 bushels was specifically confirmed
Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. May p N1h
BEENEs
Receipts 267 head all consigned 20 80 -
slaughterers Feeling uncnahsti' 49, !.
beef quiet. AZ i20l3iac per ID foi .,,r.
prime city dressed native sides a ltt,e ~
l4c No exports OF livestock or dressed pe''
p.c.iots 1875 head. 40 on sale t tce
steady. Nea!s sold al SsfSl0 - Per ,'p,t,
CITY dressed veals, l5floc per TO-
dressed, s sston Co: IS veals. l40 n s'''-
ave ~ $40 5 per 100 70; 3. 100 n. -
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
c,.,. . asa head. . cars on sale Fes.4
s+esdy 10 sheen offered. clipped l4inos ,, ~.
AZ 81 75dSs - per 100 n, crossed (. lx
steady. a. edi2c per 70; oressea ,.ss ~,
i5lzc: country dressed h9t"o1S'
81 per carcass cHlls. 80 - 70 o8 elipps
stste lambs. 60 70. s. - per l' p,.h. q
s sanders: $50 clipped Michigan 'ah'''
n 81 IS. noes
Rs,eints 1881 head. q; car on sac go
in1 about STEADY. Heavy hogs sou a.
per 100 n: light DO. 50 oil, ,.,s.y hoss
sales Mcpherson & Co; 10 se's'
2i5 10 average. az 20 pei Nv ,eo u So !;
roughs' $40 10. 81 Is. stag. 20 TO- "''
cb,caso Nav o -HOGS-Receipts. lxssS
rssEt - lower: bulk or sales tSSssN
light, IS 35ass IS; mixed, s999SSs IS
heavy. IS 1oass 81 = TIT TSu ssLReceipts. %.
pigs. 81 togss a. s5 A 49, So: T.1as ,,s.,;ss
s7ioassi5: western steers. - 80 sni
$500 ana feeders. s. 30 q s. 50i eosNr5r'Ef
Ieifers. 81 7OGSS so. calves, - st.n.7s5g n,
Receipts. I 900. slow; natl,e % xsfsaT
Western, s. 2OaS5 9j; yeari I,lsss.rr S. go
Lambs, native. IS 20 q 81 o5i "eS'''"
81 90. an A.. - noes - R.esipstss
500 lover. hulk s. p a s. 4O' hes,s az .a,.
e. ao ~" oscleers and butchers 81 80 s,SrTts
light. ssa54Ss 40: pigs 81 oOgs a.. prns
@Recsipts. 200. 40 southerns, s,eac' q 500
fed steers IS 90 q 50 To- dTesseo 81 800
s. sogthern, y S5g 5ysS .ioeksrs ard re-
srs So 75dss 80: bulls, So o9G ,, o. no.s
"a "a $50 81 SHEEP 80 ReceiPu' tsfst
steadv. lambs. 81 75G$s 70; yearl,n.s,6 fsSA
81 so: wethers. s. p q 81 e"Ss, .S,',,s 80.
81. Louis. May 9.-HOGs-h "a s;a
lower: piss ana lights stes' SSsyy. $ @s
IS 40 CArTLE-Rocelpts 800, inc. a 80
Texans: steady. native beet sSess .,ocsss
60 Ok. COWS and heifers. 81 % 9 ", S,,ss
and feeders. s5ass. Texas and lSSopsssS.
50 T5Tss: cows and heifers pscslpts
native calves. ssGsio. SIZE {. esess@
shared lambs ss25aS7 80; shessr.snes "a -
lings. 81 10 a 50 so. spring lamos; s,eeip,s,
East Buffalo. Nav Ca u. active
100. steady. VEALS-Receipts, 70 so.
81 lower. s5aSlo. HoGs-Rece,p' $3.50
active and strong 20 Sc higher h.s,s,, "a o3.
so: mixed. sedse o5. Workers - "a tags
ss 70 as7 IS, diaries. Sc 1899 SHEEP sees
LAMBS - Receipts. 1000, active sNs
steady: lambs. Csc higher. LAMBS Wv
IS as.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
Asks PAYMENT on r. R. Bonds.

The New York Life Insurance Company
has written TO the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, as trustee under the ad-
tustment mortgage OF the New York
Railways Company. requesting 1t to take
action against the railways company TO
compel payment Of full per cent interest
on the adjustment bonds
In case the trustee does not comply
with this request, the insurance company
states that it intends TO institute suit
IN It's own behalf and in behalf OF all the
bondholders for appropriate relief. The
letter is signed by Darwin p. Kingsley
president Of the New York Life, which IS
the owner Of 100000 OF the adjustment
mortgage income bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MAY I.
Manhattan.

The first name is that OF the debtor. the
second that OF the creditor, and date
judgment was fled
Carson. John, and Thomas r. Devine-
People, etc, May Q. 1914, $500
Lundy. Fred-Thorndike & Hix. Inc;
January 10, 1914 A39 90
McGuckln William Nv. ID. Sperborg;
February q, 1905 $50 o.
McGuckin. William, ira. Levin April
IS. 1907 y244 81
Newman. Samuel-Klauber Bros. & Co;
March q, 1872 1919 81.
y. +. Marcegleu & Co. Incl Nahoum
ct al: october 20, 1918 cancelled: 1915 25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
GENERRI mHhNC' w.
New York, May 0. lelf
GRAIN.

WHEAT-rhe splendid crop prospects ws s
again Offset by strength abroad. ana VIC
,Dsrke, ruled steady. closing at &c net
biaber Europe is apprehensiye regarding
suppltes during the summer and there mas mas
been a large export business recently; ~,
rone also has bought extensively IN the ~
lures market. In the local cash marker 90 , o
, hard winter wheat was quoted az 81 " =,
arri,e. No / Northern Duluth. 81 O3it 30 }
Northern Manitoba, 81 % o ahoat CORN
showed hrmness early, but after an sa a
vance OF l. nc prices sagged under pront
taxing and at the close were ~ higher 70
&c lower. In the local cash market NO % .
yellow corn was quoted at 7ei5c; I 70 ar
rive OATS-The market was slightly stead
Ter early. but gave way. closing net un-
changed for the day; Cash market q1let:
standard white, 44ie a 45c; No 4og 40 = 6;
ciippsd, 4$is q 46c. fancy clipped. 43g 4! &c
ali elevator. RYE-Firm: NO Z W nf'Ey&
roc, ( New York exp 9,.,aio w
Market steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London May "a good assortment. amount
ing TO u 5s7 bales. brought out spirited com
petition at the wool auction sales to-day.
Prices were firm and secured mernos sold as
high a, % 4isd Americans we're keen bidders
FOR fine, bright-haired crossbreds. The sales
follow. New South Wales 800 bales. secured.
IL 3da2s 9tsd: greasy. 6dGis 4d. Queensland,
roo. secured Is 5dd2s md. greasy. sdgls 2lsd
Victoria 300. secured. Is 7dd2s AID: greasy.
sisddis south Australia, 500 secured, IL Sd
as Nd greasy. TAdGis Id. New Zealand.
p 200. secured. is 4dqls md. greasy. 8Add
Is AID cape OF Good Hope and Natal 100;
secured. Is sd3is I'D greasy. 6isddls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
COST COMPARISONS
Changes in Average Prices Tor
the Last Week.

The following table gives the highest
lowest and average wholesale spot prices
of twenty-five articles OF current con-
sumption in the New York markets Tor
tho week ended May O. and the dil-
ference I'm average from those Of the pre-
vious week. cotton, sugar and lard quota
lions being in cents and hundredths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
APPRAISAIS QE ESTATES.

MRS HANNA f. CORNETH (Aus., To-
1904: net Sl2513. William y. Corneth, nus
band beneficiary. Assets: Deposits, S2O4l'
and a share in the estate OF Edward NJ. Ted
ney, which became part OF decedents estate
Oct, s. 1913: Sl2.3g3 .,
FLORENCE BELLE QUINCY. supplemental
report confirms the original report. filed Mar
IS 1912 She was entitled to one-tourth IN
terest in the si24 "a estate Of her parents
the property being in Richmond. Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
Cotton Brokers Firm Suspends

Announcement OF the suspension Of he
cotton brokerage firm OF Austin g. Raft
52 Broadway. was made on the Cotton
Exchange Yesterday. One Of the part
ners said that the suspension would be
only temporary. and had been caused by
failure 20 make certain collections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
U. S. Treasury Finances,

Washington. May s-The condition Of
the United States Treasury at the begin
ming OF business to-day was:
Net balance in general fund So4s,7oo:
total receipts yesterday. S,9S5 H3; total
payments yesterday. N.91549. The deficit
this fiscal year is 81. 097 9J5, against sur
plus OF 1895 0o last year, exclusive or
Panama Canal and public debt trsnsac-
ffops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
PROVISIONS.

Inactive. with small price changes either
way Prices at the close were barely steady.
PORK-Quiet. mess. s22q22 so. family. $3.50
S26 short clear. $40 50qS2l so. BEEF-Steady;
mess, Si7dSlS 80. family sl9GS20. packet,
sisDSi9; extra India ness s27dS2s. DRESS Ed
HOGS-Stesdy. bacon. l2Gl2l2c; pigs, 13c.
CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies. dull l2AGf4Ac;
picked hams. t4c. TALLOW-Barely steady.
special. SIC; city. Csc: country. 6G6s.c.
"a steady. Middle West. l0O5q10 15c
city. quiet. csc. refined. steady. South Amer
lea 1890. Continent. 10. 6Oc; Brazil. kegs
i2.3Oc compound quiet, si4Qsisc. STBARINE
Quiet; oleo sigGSssc. city lard, l1itGI1 &c.
COTTONSEED OIL.
The market was barely steady, prices clos
ing unchanged 70 points lower. Local con
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10

Liverpool cables: Spot in moderate demand'
sales. 1000 bales: speculation and export, L.
500. American. 900 Imports, 5000, all AIei
ouiet unchanged 70 1 point higher closed
barely steady: y lower TO higher on near .a
and unchanged on late months. May, S;s9u'
Nav-June Ge5Ild; June-July. e.Hhd: July
August 67si1d. August September, 6.63d; sep
ten9ber,October, SAD: october November
99iLd. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 626d; Decemper-
Isnuaiv and January-F ebruary, 6.24d; Fepru-
arv-March. 62l2d; March, April, 6.25d.
New orleans May "a further decline OF
trading In the local cotton market. Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Flour inactive. trading consisting Of ca a few eo'
jobblng lots Spring patents. - oCgS4 ~
81 5o6si so. spring clears. 81 l5ast 30; extra
10 / winter SO 65q$3 50; No >. SO sass 90;
natents. IS 4GdS6 RYE FLOUR-Quiet. fair
10 good. So s0as3 45: choice 10 fancy. 50 50q
So 50. CORNNeAL-Steady; kiln dried 81 20.
81 40; coarse 81 3Oasl 80. FEED-Western
steady; bran to arrive, 10O-rb SACKS, S26 10.
standard middling. S26 10; -four do, s2e: red
SOS 80, middling, s2s 50Gs3O so; red dog. s3l;
oil meal. S3lq$3l 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
ilsHc; state. skins fresh. specials. 1ol4en'.o;

aisle; state. skins fresh, specials. 1Oi7aul3c;
good 10 choice, saloc.
EGGS.
Receipts. $50 cases High grade eggs hrmer
with tendency in sellers favor. medium quail
ties unimproved. Fresh gathered. extras, doz.
22g22i5c storage packed. frsts, 2lq2li1c; reg
nearby. hennery and gathered whites, fine 70
fancy, 2212G23c: hennery browns, 22a22i2c;
gathered and mixed. 2ldIi.c; DUCK EGGS,
nearby. Indian Runner. 24d25c; Baltimore, Sc
lected, HQ23c. others. led PC.
HAY AND STRAW
HAY-Market steady on high grades Of tim
othy medium and low grades in buyers favor.
Timothy, prime, large bales, ton So 80: No ],
S1Gs22; No to standard. 81 50qs20; light
clover, mixed, Sl9qs2l: other mixed, Sl5qsl9 90;
No !, clover, ST 50d19. Small bales SOC lower
than large) STRAW-Rye, 81.
FRUITS
FRBSH-Receipts. s67 bbls apples. Apples
dun and weak. Strawberries lower oranges
and grapefruit drag unless fancy APPLES,
Ben Davis and Hubbardson. Dbl. So 50u4 90;
Alhemarle Pippin, sjQS7: Greenng Sass 30;
Russet, Roxbury. Dbl. 50 5GGs4 5O Golden. So Is
asa %; King, So 50ds5, Northern Spy, So Sog
S. 50; Baldwin 50 50Gs5 %. common, sass; Far
Western. boxes, 81 25G$2 50; STRAW BERRIES
North Carolina, klondike, quart, l0a lie; Lady
Thompson SQllc; Missionary 9Ql2c; KUN
QUATS Florida, quart. Sgl2c: TANGERlNES,
Florida. half box. S2aS3 90; KINGS. 81 5OaS2 20;
ORANGES. Florida, box 81 20 90; Porto
Rico 81 5Od g. 10; California, 81 5OdSS; CRAZE
FRUIT. Florida box. Sass so; Porto Rico; slg
81 so; Cuban. Ads3: PINEAPPLES, Porto RICO
crate. 81 5OQS2 50: Cuban, 81 %aS2 10; FIoilda'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10

Refined was UNCHANGED. with all renners
asking 5000 for me graduated. Raw was
asking i-32c above current prices for late
May shipment. No sales reported. and spot
prices were nominslly unchanged, az 3l4c for
centrifugal. 2.+9c FOR molasses and 2kc for
Cubas. cost and freight. In London beet
sugar was quiet and unchanged. at 9s 3%d FOR
May. ss flsd for June and es 6%d for Au-
gust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
COFFEE.

Business was again small, sales amounting
10 only g. $50 bags. At the outset prices were
unchanged, a slightly steadier tone developed,
and at the close values were 20 points net
higher Havre closed unchanged for the day.
while Hamburg unchanged TO l. pfennig
higher Spot demand slow. Local spot prices
were unchanged, on the basis Of sac for Rio
No Z Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS
New Yc
RI TTER.

y
BUTTER.
Receipts s 2S5 pigs. air inquiry for top
grades, and feeling steady Creamery. extras,
sl7d26a.c: frsts Parse: seconds 22ds3iAc:
held. lSGe3c. state dairy. finest. 25i1d sc: good
70 prime. 2ed2jc; process. extras. 20d2lc; Arsts
lsdlsc.
CHEESE.
Receipts 2.Gs boxes Market easier. with
this weeks arrivals not cleaned up. State
whole milk. fresh. specials. i4Gi4Ac; average
fancy l3A.c: state and Western. held as to
rusli'v 1sisSiac: New Zealand. cheddsr-. 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
SEED PRICES.

roleao. May s.-CLovERSEED-P cash.
81 SIS. Oct. 81 s7hGs1 90. TTMOrHY-prins
cash s2s 7t Sept. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
COTTONSEED OIL.
NAVAL STORES.

Turpsntine frmer. prices about nc higher.
Trading more active. Rosin and tar steady.
with demand quiet SPIRITS TURPENTINE
Machine bbls. 47i5c. TAR-Retort. 81 rs;
kiln, SIS ROsIN-Common 20 good strained,
400 b. u and Z. Abe; F, 4 35c; G, 4 4oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INOUSTRIALS.

Bid. Ask. BID Ask
Am 1t & Tr345 $50 Marconi Of A. s% -
do pref.....l05 lOi fMays OlI''.' l, ~
Britain Tob. ~ 22i2 Irans.''' -. o..
do new ..... 2%,s rs eaVoy OH 90. - 80
Houston Oil. IL i Sterl Gum W ! ~ 30
Int r T Gifts. So ~. lob Prod pfd " 10
Kel Spr Tire. 80 81 U Gig a PIN u9
40 NET 139 1877 Way OIL & G. 81.
L Coal 6 100 10 WHY'S over 81 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
VI V
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Receipts 1896 bbls potatoes, :, 544 phss
onions New potatoes firm; old weak. onions
frm. Asparagus. beans. cabbages, spinach. let
tuce, radishes and tomatoes lower: POLAIOES.
bermuda, No l. bbl. 81 6OgS5; No :, - ooq$4'
No 3. 81 25dS2 30; Florida white, NO !, ~ oV9
So: No =. S3ds4, red. No !, s4gs4 20: no =
81 1898; culls S2gS2 so; Maryland and VIZ. n
sinia, 81 Maine, white, lsO-lo Gag 81 JOa
81 81. lGJ-lb bag, 81 4Gqs2 %; state and West
ish, les-lb bag Slqsl %; SWEET POTATOES,
No l. basket, 7Jcds1 10; ONIONS. yellow, Ola
iO0-lb bag, S9Gsi. red. 81 5og$ 30. Bermuda,
crate, 81 T5dS2 Texas. yellow. crate. ~ 100
Sc 10. white 81 5O2s2 20, Egyptian. bag. 81 90
asa 10: ASPARAGUS. California, dozen bunch
Is. 81 5Oas3. Southern. slqS2 so: PennsyIyanis
81 Sit 50: cais. ali sections. 5ocGsi . ARTI-
CHOKFS. box. SASS drum, s3usi so
BEANS. wax. 81 JoqS2 so; green, 81 25as2 20;
Bermuda. Fays, MALT box Ss9G ,,, New OF
Carolina. 100 punches, S3nSs; New orleans, -
asa; Bermuda, crate. 81. CARROTS, Dol
washed. 81 50QsS; unwashed. 81 I5as2 70; 100,
10 bag. 81 5OGS2: 100 punches, s2qS4: crate, 81
qSl -: CELERY. Florida. l2-inch crate, Sl4
81 1O-inch. I5c4si 30. Bermuda. standard
crate. 81 5OGs4; onion crate, slasl 80: CAB
CoLLARDS. Dbl. SOC: CAULIFLoWERS. half
crate. j0cdsl Is: French. crate OF head. 81 %
dS2 so: basket. 81 2Jdsl 80: CHICORY. Dbl.
81 5O9S3. CUCUMBERs basket. 81 25gS2 rs.
EGGfLANTS. FLORIDA box, S1dS3: cuban. box,
Sfds2 %: ENDINE. Belgium. h. l5d20c;
HORSERADISH, domestic. 100 ID. s+aSs i'm
Torted. 81 1894 so. LIMA BEANS. Cuban.
box Sass: Florida. basket. 81 50ds3; LET
TUCE. Carolina, basket, 35a Toe Virginia, 25d
soc: OYSTER PLANTS. 100 punches, Sass;
PARSLEY, crate. 2JcgSl: curly. Dbl. slGs2;
plain, 81 50dS3 so. PEAS. South Carolina.
large, SldS3: small 5OcqSl 30: North Carolina,
large. large basket. S3as3 80; small basket, 81
Gs2 so: small. large basket. S2as2 80: small
basket. 81 25dS2; PARSNIPS Dbl. $2aS2 80:
PEPPERS. Florida. box. S2ds2 49, Cuban. SOC
0$2: RADISHEs. basket. 25G5oc RHUBARB.
Long Island and Jersey. 100 lunches. Slas2;
RoMAINE basket. 50cdSl, crate 75cdSl bhl.
SldS2: SHALLoTS. Dbl S2dS2 80; seal
LIONS. l0o punches. 7Jca$1: SPINACH, Viz
SQUASH white. box DcaS1: white and vel
low. basket. 2j075c. TOMATOES. carrier sla
e.
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MINING.

70 900 Western Pac IS. e0s. Ol 90 60
.Fx-diyidend tsells cents per share
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POIIIRN.

Dressed Receipts. 925 pkgs. Market quiet.
Fresh killed fowls about cleaned up. TURKEYS.
fresh killed Western. fancy. coo: CHICKENS,
broilers bbls Philadelphia, fancy. 40q42c:
Penn. fancy 3oG35c: FOWLS. box packed. Is
6lsc: Dbl packed, l5ql7iac. COCKS old. 4c:
DUCKS. /. l. &c: SQUADS. white. doz. 81 rs
asa 25; dark. 81 25asl So culs. 50q75c. Frozen
TURKEYS. box packed. young hens or toms.
CHIcKENs. brollers, milk fed. coq23c: corn
fed isG2Oc: roasters soft meated milk fed.
i7d2lc; corn fed. l5dlsc FOWLS box packed.
Hdls.c, as 10 size and quality: BOOSTERS.
old i4c. DUCKS. Western, No 1. l26iSc;
GEESE 13dl4c. ALIVE-Receipts. carloads
bv freight making 50 cars for the week. all
ali decorations, with fowls steady,
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TbN u ITO I9'7@'90'I
Albany, May 9.-The following incorpo-
rations were fled to-day with the Secre-
tary OF State:
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.

General Orders 26-Paragraph $50. Rules
and Regulations. is amended to read as fol
lows:
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