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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Boe,saaiu FRANK SCHULTZ. 10 receiving ship at
Boaf,wsln = J. MAYER detarhed Clgoa ~
nav yard. PcrfsmoIth
CHIEF Marfirist ID IS HAIRY f0 Reina Mercedes
Cricf Merhnist A HICkEY. detached navy yarl.
Mar Island On puf .lrcL
Miehnis, b " LAMBERT detached Pitisourgh
90 uaD yard. Mare bland
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
july g. Tecum.eh ?, Wtshins'ou.
Juiy Prcmcthcn A. - George Island. Alaska,
Dor0thea a. Cleveland
Iuiy Gioure,t-r a. Cleveland. ssndovsl
Rocllrster Wolverine a. Erie. Nsn'ic a. Haneo'S.
n.it L,n.on a. P7,.d-n, Roads. F,u'scr A.
Boston. Jenkins. Msligir and Ba'cn AZ NcN-
port Raleigh a. Mare Island. Hawk ~ Rufao,
Chattanooga a. san Diego Bcnhan and Nass a.
N-Wp,u.
Iui. ,-Wo.1erine Ere Tor Buffalo
juF -Prouctaeus 81 G,Orse Island Tor - fanI.
Jul, Preston. loaapot Ne Or Boston Walks.
p,rth Arl0y for SoFpo-f Virginia salem fo'
N.apor. Nebraska Lastpuff. Ne. Tor Newport.
C.ofua Gloucester f0f Ngvpru. O'Brtn. fAlA-
icIr.la f.r Newg0t Liu.s.n. Boston Or frcsiift
r..t Fl,ier presilf.f Road flr b1.iol
r,I.sh Sal Francisco for N.re leland irt-
haitian New YorS l.ri 'of Gardiner Bay. Ne~
Hampshire Portland Me 'tr Newport. WILSON,
.r hnrapo.i. for Guantaulino Severn. Potomac
a. &c GO. C ard t.i. tlirl1ui Lagoon f1r
C-l,.atal CAsttsno0ga Laas brarh 'o, san Diego
Ieulsasce will st0p uue Nouh NeN lolA 70 SNs
liberty e. route 20 nsp yEd Portsmouth. y. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08
EGos.

Receipts to-day s7Tss cases. Fresh gathered.
extras. per dozen. ga 23c; extra hrsts; goa 2lc;
Grsts lsalsi4c. seconds. ,l6is is thirds ana 3
and poorer f3ls @ljc. checks. good 70 choice dry'
$50 l5lsc: Gull. and inferior l2sii'9e; , s,ate'
5fa37c. ordinary 10 good 221 ?5c gathered whites,
as 10 size ami qualify. 22a &c Western. gam ed
whites. 90125c. state. Penn and nearby henhep
browns a3da5 gathered brown and mixed color
i5is a ~; DUCK EGGS. state AMI nearby hdi'n
Hummer 2ia 25c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

Duluth July 7.-.WHEAr---No T. hard. tl3i .
sIiaoasi3@. IGiy SIS. SeP.-naer slo54
Milwaukee Wis July ,.-Wll@AT-N1 l. North
EN- tl8i4Sl. 50. No NorAe.u. e 32a$l3 81. No
. hard winter sl.21e 81 20. September. 81 OF. e.
81 o9i. December SlolG CORN-No 3. yellow.
5-a7-i.r No s. white. 77hG7Ttc september
49, December. t4'+9Gi',c. BARLEY-Mal'ns
7Im7Jc.
SiilN. NJ l. N1rthsu 81 3o's 9Sl 4o7s So D
Northern. sis7-,. Sl.3l-.. July. Si27,s; sentem-
oATs-No 3. white. 4lagiSr FLoiR lope-;
fancy patents. 500. frs clears. $3.50; second
s. Lou, h,N -WHEAr-No rcd 3D. s. 33.
new. sl2l@Sl 23. 40 hard nominal July
tl;oS', sep,e46er. 5s'sa CO.'S CORN, 2.
Use. OATS-No p '9iac. NJ ?. white. 52hc;
Toledo july 7.-wHFAf-Cs.h. UM: July.
slo9: Sog,smbeI tLorss Decem5sr slo7h
December. $S72h, MME.h .$S77h. ALsItL.-
SeDtcmber. S3.3.h October s. Az.
Kansas cry. July 7..--WlIEAT. 2. hard
.. mixed 7ii2 5-c. ~ .. white. 76c. 40 .. yell
low. 76c OATS-No .. white acc No ? mixed
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08
RAINS FLOAT WHEAT
2l-S POINTS HIGHER
Buying Rushes Jump July OPP
ton, but SouthWesternerS Sell
and Hold in Bulls.

Chicago, July 7.-Unwelcome rains
over the harvest fields Of the West
gave the wheat market to-day lively
upward swing. Despite considerable
reaction values held in stubborn fash
ION 10 much of the advance. The close
was steady. 1hc to 21sc above last
night. Corn wound up with a gain Of
Ac to Sac and oats Of l2c TO sc. Pro-
visions finished at 2212c to s215c net
decline.
Rushes 70 buy wheat were OF such
violence at the start that in some
cases the July option showed jump
of 4c At that point, however. firms
identified with the Southwestern trade
sold freely, and the extreme bulls were
crowded back Reports of clearing
weather throughout Kansas and Mis-
souri, prevented any renewal of the
ascent of prices but failed otherwise
to make much impression. According
TO high authority, the entire winter
crop belt was suffering from the delay
to the movement OF new wheat and
also because of the impaired quality Of
a large proportion of the grain.
Although higher quotations from
Liverpool encouraged some hope OF ex-
port DuylNB, HO dHlouHNNASIN ""'
made of any wheat sales to Europe
On the contrary, the worlds available
supply total showed a substantial in
crease as against a big falling on at
the corresponding time a year ago.
Corn was firm nearly the whole ses-
sion. owing to the undesirable cold,
wet weather. Complaints OF slowness
of growth were received from all parts
OF the belt.
Oats. like wheat. rose on account OF
fear that the July delivery would be-
come perhaps altogether an old crop
problem. The seaboard sent word Of
10000 bushels Of new oats taken for
export
Unusually persistent liquidating sales
by holders brought about a notable
break in pork, lard and ribs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08
UpHOLDS DECREE
FOR WABASH SALE
Circuit Judge, However, VIII
ALLOW Railroad to Redeem
Properties After Foreclosure.

Woodstock, VI, July IA petition
10 vacate the decree of the Federal
Court ordering the foreclosure sale Of
the Wabash Railroad was denied to-
dav by United States Circuit Judge
Elmer Adams. Of st. Louis, after
hearing at his summer home here. Inc
originally ordered.
In announcing his decision. Judge
Adams said that opportunity would be
given the railroad to come in at any
time after the sale and redeem the
properties by paying the purchasers
the amount at which the sale was
made. He also will allow the company
70 present to him at any time after
the sale any reasons they may have for
claiming that certain indenture bonds
are void in order 10 eOntrovert the
right of their holders to participate IN
the proceeds of the sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08

3 do for Cen TT. Is ~ -
10 Western FL SIS. ..l0lh 1919 l0l :
4W L col tr SIS. IS % 95
$50 Westgh ElMfg5s 1861, loi@ 105h
81 do ctfs of dep. l0ih lQ4% l04.
West Shore Is. s9l7 s9lz sea
8Wh & l. + con Is 81 81 81
Wis Cen en- Is. SO So 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts. $3.50 head: car on sale. Market
saies-J. @ Curtis & Son e. state hogs ls3 10
average IS 20 per 100 b. roughs. 295. S675
George & L. :. Dilenback 10 state hogs Us b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08
THE METALS MARKET.

TIE street market for copper was steady win
r,,Irors N renewed war orders. Elec'royuc was
quoted a. 2ot, d10i1c. London copper closed a.
~ - To- STANDARD spot ESQ IS Tor futures and
ta1 10, for electro.ytic spot TIN on the Sew York
Nctal Erchang- was quiet with spot ~ five ton lois
.'o,rd rs -5c bid 20 ejc asked Londoa til closed
el-O los for standard SPOT and $3.50 for tuiiires.
,,ith sales n 95 tons spot and 20 tons fuiures
Ian a shade easter. New York spot. &c aslct
- E,et 81 Louis 56gis as b7i.c London lead.
9! :. Ga SPELrER nominal London speiier.
spot. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08
To Increase Gypsum Stock.

Directors OF the United States ,Gyp-
sum Company are sending to stock
holders for approval plan for increas.
ing the common stock from $4,000, 900
to $4,000, 900. the additional stock TO be
used to pay the deferred dividends on
the preferred on June 80. Stockholders
are asked to waive all rights to sub
scribe for the new stock that it may
be used as a stock dividend. II is pro-
posed TO place the preferred stock on a
: per cent basis if the plan is APP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold
yesterday at auction NJ the Exchange
salesroom BY Adrian II. Muller & Son:
For account u executor
All the good VIII o. the fertilizer brokerage
business formerly conducted by william
D Ehea. deceased ..................-. y2-5 no
= shares Germal American Insurance Com
pam. 500 cach...... .........-. 500 90
: shares New Yorker Sssr-Z-i'uns" .... 5lsf.l7
1873 share, Richmond HlI Investment Com
psuy. 900 carl. 'ot.................... 200
~ 'lares Mechanics - " BROOKLYN ... l3s 40
s. 500 A. L. Stone Manufacturing Com
pary Chester. VI first mortgage per
cent bonIs. due Aprii J. 1923. lot ~. 10 10
900 valley Greek Coal Company frat
mortgage per cent bonds. due 1883.
lot .........,...... ............. 20 m
9 shares Bryant Park Bank 500 each ..... 80. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08
WEEKLY EXPORT FIGURES.

Exports Of merchandise from the
Port Of New York, officially reported az
the Custom House, for the week ended
July 3. amounted 10 $28,06O,62l, against
$lG,772, s9s the previous week and Sl2'-
"0i .2G9 in the spondlng period
last year. Since January !, S690l4l,65
against S4s3, 466,l92 in the correspond
inc nnrlod last wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08

month, Pig iron has often been Gale 4
the barometer of general business
since it is the basis for numberlcss
forms of construction. II the bust
hess of a barometer is to forecast
events, rather than 10 record them.
the index may be more accurate than
al present seems TO be the case. Pig
iron production now is on the scale
that is supposed 20 mean prosperity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08
BROOKLYN Sales.

Ross s. MccAs sold f1r O. arr Gregory three ens
faulr houses rho north side - H'tn 81. essi ~
I'm Ay f1 clients Tor lDancl.
Samuel Gai's.g .c1 i9f Ae serenity se'ealh
Stree, t0ns'ru.fiea Corporation tlt tao stOD ons
family house plot 20zi01 iel'. a. 5-3 ilth -
Joseph Not.ger purchased from NJ Sianse. no
fniec two flmil houses -l-I % zi5l West l4ih s..
sneepsneaa BAY. eA.L nn ~ -tIllO tee-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08
"No Cause for Alarm"

n an interesting circular on "The
TSlect Of Foreign Liquidation" Knauth.
hchod & Kuhne declare that there is
.o,a'ng IN the situation to alarm real
,oiders Of American securities and no
ISson why they should sacrifice their
soleings. Making no allowance for
Is foreign liquidation Of the last
lfee- months they say. "and estimat-
.sg the value OF the American securi-
,sss now IN the hands Of foreigners at
~ 100000, what would happen II,
~ half Of these holdings were sold?
.le chances are that nothing alarming
,,oald happen. Such an amount,
H0.2O00O0O would about Offset our
Dregn trade balance for the year
,haed June 80 last. There is every
.ssson 10 believe that this market
wSsd Stand such liquidation, II it was
sAed upon TO do so, just as II has
5000 the much more violent selling
s~oSyement Of the last eleven months
IN none If the disturbances which
,s.ie predicted in December by those
40 opposed the reopening Of the
'Wck Exchange"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Denial was made at the Offices Of
J. p Morgan & Co yesterday Of state
ments that JuniuS Spencer Morgan,
eldest son Of j. ?. Morgan, is to be
made a member Of the firm on Scptem-
her l. One Of the partners said that
young Morgan would begin work on
that date. but he had no knowledge
that he would become a partner so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. July I. 1918.

VIII wAEA s'I wheat marke, srp.riencsd . sharp
npt1n during ne early oers,ions the July position
later months we're up ikalac Shot. we're sc,
two buyers on the appearance Of another rainstorm
Western Illinois IL +, feared that his unsettled
weather viii further delay the movement and as
we're inclined 10 cover
Conhdencc IN the Ions side q the market was
stimulated by show ~ hrfnness abroad. where
millers were said 70 10 absorbing local stocks but
while foreign operators seemed somewhat anxious
inprovcinen, in the .ipo-t demand in the American
markets. and. while there we're nmors Of moderate
sales % some Of the Continental points details
lacking. and the rumOrs we're not confirmed
Predictions Of more settled weather IN the West
checked tho early buying movement. and prices
eHperienced partial reaction With final quota
tions IL d2iac net higher The trade at large Is
in very uncertain position. a. the delayed move
ment makes sale 81 july rather hazardous. while
A. the sane time wheat will be pressing on
the market In volume. aud at presen, the demand
from abroad Is u uncertain quantity. with tho eI-
port situation doubly pulling as result q fnan-
cial conditions and the question Of tonnar;
"Brad5treet's' worlds Visible showed an incrsas.
~ 494 000 bushels. compared with a decrease ~
006. 600 asst year In the local cash market No :
red winter wheat was q@o,ed at s. 1914 and 10 .
No ! Northern Dguth. 81 81. and No Northern
Manitoba, sl.s4 C Buffalo.
the rains IN The West. anil prices early IN the day
advanced ~ 9lasc, with good commission house
ing and II was thought that The government re
port due after the close OF me markst thi' stier,
lost par Of tho early gain under proht taking due
20 liberal offerings from Argentina and closed
barely steady at A-@Sc net advance In The local
cash market No . yellow was quoted At Sc
PROMPT shipment
OATS-Thc oats market hmer IN sympsthJ
with wheat and com and on large export clear
ances a. 9ell az reports from Europe that I'M
porters we're looking to Aneu,s for future supplies
There vas partial setback from the top. but nual
quot ations were y "a &c net higher The local cas
market was nrn. standard quoted A. 81 "a: No
willie SIC: No white SIC. No white. 56zci
fancv clipped white. 5sis959c. ordinary CLIPPED
white 57is d5Sc, all elevator
RYI-Mafket firm. No Western 81 a..
export. TO- -.,-
Buffalo. $3.50, ,,..,, ,,,crs
,r., Cioss Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08
PROVISIONS

very severe hreas occurred hi the market Tor
hog products especially in pork. which ieciihel
over 81 q barrel The decline va tte rtsht oi
heavy liquidation. which was caused lj the pressure
~ large supplios c1ming a marhtt devoid Of hy
Ing ord =. lttrtlps " Logs al chicago Ner5 -l,-
600. estimated for THURSDAY. 10000 Kansas CHS
,ocel'sd 1000 and Omaha q. 500 POkh-tasy.
tis joGS5i'S6 BiFT STEADY Mess. siSstis 30.
family. tie ,O@ssO; packet Sis SIC extra India
mes. $50. DhESSED OGS-Steady BNons
&c, $50 10. lllsc, 100 10. llisc. 40 d. ll'4c.
pis'. l2hc CUT MEATs-Pick.ed bellies easy
10 10. Httc. Il 10. liac; u ID. lsc, Picked
special. ehc. city. SIC. asked. country. 81. 6ac
LARD Weak. Middle Western. s.31@s'Oc. cry
hmsrcs qS'ed con,. be"gd aIo HS S.gs
J l. .0c. Compound easier quoted. IgI 3.c
STEAklNE-Easy. Oieo. Sac. Ciiy lard steariuo
loo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08
Long Island Transactions.

L'Eoiuse Wasu0gm 60. sod for August
f.Is,en new Ten room stlcco and hollow tie Fasi
dc.rs on a PLOT 81 e-quArer n an scrs AZ Plan
dome Lnug Island. 70 r. r. Thompson. o. Man
haitian
Douglas J.. Gilman 3 Co leased mo Horace :.
de- camp place a. P.aadome. Long Island. fof -
season - Herman fl0eucArlmer : ossood Fell q
60 Mere associated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

The United States Public Service
Company, which controls number OF
electric, gas. water and other prop
critics in several Western ard Middle
Western states, reports an increase IN
gross operating revenues for the year
ended May 81 Of ar per cent, total
earnings for the period amounting TO
ss7s,69l. The balance after taxes and
interest on underlying securities came
TO 1888 ,625. or S6S,559 higher than in
the preceding year. After interest
charges on the Sl,200,000 6 per cent
notes there remained balance OF
s2i1 1924, as compared with $l43,O68 a
year ago. Earnings for the month of
May totaled S6S,50l in gross, as
against S61 ,s32 in 1914, and the balance
after taxes increased from sl2,S7s 10
s20,696.
Nassau and Suffolk Lighting.
Authority has been given the Nassau
and Suffolk Lighting Company by the
Public Service Commission OF the I'd
District 20 expcnd a further sum Of
100000 for the purpose of extending
its gas and electric system on Long
Island, the funds to be raised through
the sale OF first mortgage 8 per cent
thirty-year bonds at not less than 90,
amounting TO S364,650 sl80,700 by the
sale Of stock and $4,000 from the pro-
ceeds of securities already authorized.
These new extensions will consist OF a
new generator house. equipped with
gas apparatus, a governor house, new
meter house and laboratory, street
lamp service for 1000 lamps, a new
main across Great South Bay. and the
company will also lay 100000 feet of
four-inch main and 100000 feet Of two
inch main.
Helena Light and Railway.
The May report OF the Helena Light
and Railway Company has been issued
by the J. G. White Management Cor
poration. While gross revenues, which
amounted 70 sgS .556, showed small
improvement, net earnings after op-
Grating charges and taxes made de-
cline of over 10 per cent. After pay
ment Of preferred stock dividends and
providing for sinking fund require
ments, payment OF interest charges,
etc. there was deficit of sl,762, com
pared with a deficit of Sl,I75 in the
same month a year ago. Gross income
for the year ended May 81 totalled
1922, O6S, an increase OF S2,243 over the
previous year, and net income Of $780,
OBI showed a gain of more than 10 per
cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08
NAVAL STORES.

Tn. market FOR turpentins was steady and about
unchanged. with Savannah quoted s9a, a ioc Rosin
was nrm SPIRITS TuRPLNrlNE--Nachlne DPS
AN @i5c TAR-Re,ou and Kiln a.. 80. ROSlND~
Common to good strained. S. 40, ~. 500: D.
1875. F. $3.50; =. .s3,15; q. Ss.sS; II, ts9. j,
1890. X, 40 VI. t4sO. y, $3.50. g. |ot'' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08

The market for refined sugar remained unchanged
as far a. prices were concerned. NV ule u,utIl".o
IsfeI for early iuly shipment 90 France hy looa!
retncr NJ zoe b Ga bond Tic f0lloWing aie
ii,i prices ~ the American sugar hehning t"m,
psny. CDstal dpmluo>. casc-- ~ .-Il"H, ne" w.
nm size tablet, o. 1"s sol Ra &c s,.e. ,,ot
Tage tablets = 50r. cut Loaf. &C.. crushed '.'oc.
mould A iic: cubes and Eagle coliec,ioner
grapulated s.3-c. NXAN Hdefed. b2'c' poA
dercd a0d coarse powdered snd Laglc coarse sr4su
t5tcI g .nc. fruit powdered and Eagle extra me
rrarui.'ed l0c. domino grauula'ed. cases u! .
"a, and Do cartons. Goo. ~ ~ tas-s. o.lY.
EAGLE. 2 81, snl % carton. 5i h nss 'a a Icl
10 hags &c. SOC. lo.' hss, 40. % zoo - s.I
10 d, lag do aud standard graruiaied. el'ct me
sraarlstcd AID diamond A 5loc. coniscilone.s =
Zoe. 80 o 54--. 10 lo . 900. No II. $50. W
Tor f,w sugar was Inactive with no 'iles reported
porto Rico, were offered ,paungb ol ihr basis ~
1ssc for csntrfus4r 80 test Du, s''e Ap ,p,srl
quantities Of Cubss Tor prompt shipment on ,i,
tasi. ~ li.iRc cost aud freight. VINE f'." a.d
shipment Wa oacred Al 4c. but. 10y ihc ,m. ofns
we're unchanged on The basil. ~ -, a.. ~
trifusal. 20 test. bens quoted At ises 20, o.,
3l5-l6c cable sdvice- from Cuhs reported export,
Tor Tie season 10 III, end Of June o. 5gs s.l tons
,sh,rh compare. Win SSS'349 last year
SUGAR FUTURES
SYg,, future, op,ned quiet and eAsy unchanged %
decline u points. with 90 sales on me can
Arfr N, cal liffle short covering III Iuy ana
september sent pLce, p. mn h, opr atom sr1
closed unchanged tu points nc. -owrf Hlih to.4I
.ales 1850 tons sugar trade Interests were OuSs's'
Range ~ prices Yester.
Jul, ogfss. 4 !ssS s e: , :.:i; q =!
s sys.s. .u 40 am ls:SL'i A.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08
coTT0AsEEO OIL.

The market vas weak and lover under nqu.da-
ton. started By hcavy selling Of September believed
10 DO for Western accouut. The brcaE IN the pro-
vision market and ih, decline IN cotton hsf ten
dency 10 discourage buying and. aside from fairly
active covering the demand was poor. Final quo
tstons were 10 10 points net lower
Range u, prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08

hehnod petroleum wa unchanged. Lnsced oil
was Sc lower on American seed. Calcutta oil vas
unchanged We quote. standard white petroleum
hbs. New Iork AID Phiia $50. bulk. 81 stand
white bbs Sew York and Phia. $3.50; bulk, 81;
wsler white csses. Ncw York and fhila, tlel3
LlNSEbD OlL-American seed. cty. raw. SS8 39c I,
out Of town. raw. Sg5sc. Calcutta. raw. j5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08

Coffee cables Rio-No unchanged a. $50:
exchange l-lGd higher. al Pad. receipts. 5000
hans. stock 7Os 000 bags Santos-No unchanged
Al $3.50: receipts 30 900 hsgs. stock. $4,000 bag
Receipts al the TWO ports we're 10000 bags. against
4, OO6 A wear ago aul "A 600 two wears ago, sac
psvIo r,ccipts % 200 against % 600 and % 0ep
.mndiahy receipts IS 200, against 10000 and $4,000
re- pectiYely ,,,,- -. 4, -
fo1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08

Not since the fall Of 1913 has pig
aoh production run along at the pres
.nt rate. II is now nearly % per cent
rss'er than it was year ago, and the
rospect is said TO be for a still larger
ssspQt before the end Of the current
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08

The trade a. Large in the coffee market seems ~
,ost IN tats A bIll,h view Of tlc statistical posi-
lion but while uuder normal conditions ms mlgut
he expected ~ bring about higher prices, lhere are
from tie war 10 Euiop~ Gnd it, cncct Oh hnanrai
conditions bon as they relate 20 the buyer aud 10
seller that ,herr seems 10 he li'le nl'posi'lon 10
snirinae price movements. ~ least. there l. niue
interest being manifested IN tie contract markets.
and trading from day 20 day Il without mueh ieai'
ure Total sale. yesterday amounted 10 Sou uds''
and I'm Absence " aggressive operations either way,
price changes were narrow. closing points lover 20
I ooint mel higher RIO exchange on London shoNcd
a. advsOre of -lGd. without c0Tresp Hding de
cline In milrels prices both u which were believed
10 show better feeling there. MISUNDERSTANDING w
sr,i r,c.ir,s Tb, frmncss ~ Brazil was also re-
ne-tsd ty a slight advance in coat and freight orers
from Santos = and & be-ns quoted 81 "'<' - A.
while Rio onrrs Wefo unch snged with Is quoted al
axe and IS a. q So. The local spot market ~n
inactive and UNCHANGED. on the basis o' &c iof
Rio e.. Range ~ prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08


Stockholders Of the New Jersey Zinc
Company, at special meeting yester-
day. voted unanimously to increase the
capital stock from sl0000,000 to S35,-
100000. The new issue of stock Will be
distributed as stock dividend on the
basis of two and half shares OF new
for each share Of old held.
William G. Hamilton has resigned as
ce-president of the United Profit
Sharing Corporation. and is now vice
president of the Speery g. Hutchinson
Company and the Hamilton Corpora
ton.
The New York Curb Market Associa-
tion has listed and admitted to quota
ton 100000 shares Of stock and S1O,-
100000 first mortgage per cent con-
vertible bonds, due 1925, OF the kenne-
colt Copper Corporation. The stock
has no par value.
William ?. Bonbright & Co. an
nounce that Sinclair Adams, formerly
with Kissel, Kinnicut & Co., has become
associated with their firm.
The American Locomotive Company
announces that s1,600,000 Of its per
cent notes which matured on July
were paid on that date. A like amount
of notes will mature on July l, 1916,
and July l, 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08

Receipts a. SOC pkgs Creamery. extras le3
score 27s 2'c higher scoring iS 2ae a aTs,s
STATE dairy. finest 27a25hc. good 10 prime. 25@
a6ilc: common to fsir 22S2i1c: renovated. extras
9ia 24i5c: hrst' 22ha ?3c lower grades 2l@ 2Zc !;
rent make nrsts. 2lis a %. seconds. GOA a gle:
lover grades. 1910 2oc. packing stors current MAKE
hr lQiac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08
CHICAGO STOCKS.
WEDNESDAY lilly z. lalh-

Wednesday
s26s90OO and ss600O
wear ago Total from S4O66OOO against sSsO9O