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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-13
REscrE-EuLA MINING COMPANY

Location OF principal place of bus
mess and location of works, Tonopah,
Nyo County, Nevada.
NOTICE-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on ac-
count of Assessment (No.9) levied ON
the 9Th day of June, 1915, the several
set opposite the names of the
resnectiXe sharehnlders, as follows:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-13
By ''Hop''

And in accordance with law and an
order of the board of directors made
on the 7th dav ~ June 1915 So rnanv
shares of each parcel of such stock al
may be necessary will he sold at public
auction at the office of the company,
room 265 Russ building, San Francisco,
California, on Tuesday, the l7tn day Of
August, 1915, at the hour of o'clock
p m. of said day. to pay said delin-
Quent assessment thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses
CHARLES D. oINEY.
Secretary.
Office Room 265 Russ Building. San
Francisco. California,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-13

ana IN accordance with law ana an
on the 18th day of June, 1915. SO many
shares OF each parcel OF such stock az
may be necessary will be sold al pub-
nc auction at the office of the COMPANY
room s65 Russ Building. San Francisco,
California, on Thursday. the 18Th dav ~
August, 1915. at the hour of o'clock
p M OF said day, to pay said delinauent
assessment thereon, together with costs
OF aayertising and expenses of sale
CHARLES d. OLNEY, Secretary.
oHice, Room 265 Russ Building.
san Francisco, California,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-13
DIVORCED IN RENO

Judge Moran granted a decree to
Effie from Charles Harding on the
grounds OF failure to provide. They
were married at Tonopah. January 20,
1905. .Gazette.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-13
PRINCE CON, SHIPMENTS

The ore shipments from the Prince
Con. mine this week amounted to 70
carloads, one OF which was high grade
lead ore
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-13
TONOPAH Gypsy QUEEN MINING
COMPANY

, Location of principal place OF bus
mess and location of works. Tonopah,
Nye county, Nevada.
NOTICE-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on ac-
count OF A ieeesment mo 81 levied on
the 18th day OF june 1915, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders. as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
APPRAISALS or ESTATES.

To iS NJ, LUCIA f2ank Wife SIS SIS Marian Frank
d 6a51i .6,-e. 10 Dsvd F.sE Max Frank leo
Fiank. bernard FrauG. cara Berg and Fau.ins
sl6 Is an" 59ortssscs s6S 4s7 life insurance $3.50.
claims due sS53: ewsry, 500 sioShs t Snq ooi'''
a$s8 retail eqeheT business r, 500 ioy '5io la1p
pe, SSH 81 To Emma Pearl Beat,ic Mitchell
dsuse sl3 lS' MSTy Ezs0'i9 F EbgIcb d'1 Hm
s;crdSm ay sad 92d At Assets Deposit $3.50
personally SIS and stocks and 39na'
To- M rs Ka,h9n E BROOKS wife and two daugh,
ters bencfHanes. Assets. thirteen nhllmpioSseu
% osadt wGsc9', ss5 Coqsa} ' Sote. snd
claims due s. 2ls: stocks $500. ana ne III
'u MRS 'ENIlY l. r. FAY. stamford. Conn.
Niay Is. 1919. Assets taxable IN New fork Staie
one half Interest in 5l6-5ls52o West l3.th ~ 81:
s. sy Con received New York assets. $500.
PHLLIriINE AsMUs ,NoS sS l2 ,t. net ne.
'siii-.r bensnciaries Assets. 529 Fast l46th ST..
Tie Bronx. $4,000 mortgages. SSoSy' ,o,u. 80.
90 SsS. 10 Mrs Emile O'Rourke. wife. $SeoS
tnd John O'Rowke.[ nephew WIZ; A,ses'
Fsht los al Port Jefferson. L. l.. $500 deposits
rnLF sTARE %y g.,.g sI@ "' 49,; ss'i aa
AZ &, 900. an equity. 5000. 30 1875 Madison 81.
d EFiH@Nl%$y q '-HiNMAN october 81. 1927 net.
tos 81 The bulk Of tho estate passed TO sa
S--,,'i.fuf,rU no Catherine Hayden. not related.
& 40 Assets. Interest FOO The estate Of William
< Hlnmaa nu,'s9l i,, $500 and personal ''
touN < HANLEY. Of san Diego dec. p.
ioiS N,w YORK assets. me- value. S517.c5o: TO
Mrs. Nlarsarctha V haNley VIE temporary ity
~. ..,.-e u,sioy ana u Rood HSWley children.
sii55sl Ths amounts siTssn indicate ne shares a,is
H. -, yc,f assets were 551-559 Broadway and
i9Slso Mercer 81. appraised at s222 600 80 Prince
., tfo4 400 three hfths interest IN $50 2S2 La
49, xaS So. three nfths interest iu 2Si 80
isfsyette 81 81 $50. three nfths Interest ~ -
sSi fafsyctto st. Sl2L00O. three hius interest IN
1885 Prince st.. s2S.S0S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
SO BRONX LOTS
BRING $4,000
An Average of $3.50 Each
for Bradish Johnson
Estate Parcels.
low PRICES PREAIL
AT AUCTsoN SALE
Narv Small Investors Besides
Some Well Known Operators
Among the Buyers.

The remaining $50 Bronx lots of
81. Bradish Johnson estate were sold
- suet.on in the Vesey ST. salesroom
yesterday. With the lots disposed of
~ the previous day. a total in all of
57o $4,000 was received, which
,bovs an average Of about $3.50 for
each.
A number Of lots went for SIS apiece.
Martin Garonne, who was one of the
principal buyers on the first day, went
"a The Bronx Yesterday morning, and
liter looking over his purchases has
.eno8 20 the SaleSroom and added 10
bS holdings. buying in all thirty lots.
Resides the small investor many we'll
trown operators attended the sale.
Ioseph =. Day and J. Clarence Da-
v;os who conducted the sale, said that
q was success. Il showed, they said,
that so many lots could be disposed OF
" the present slow market. They be-
Teved the lots were sold at ridiculously
law cost and were Of the opinion that
bnvers would soon make money on
,bcir investments. W. PierSOn Todd
hought ten lots. Il is said he has at
tended every sale conducted by Messrs.
nav and Davies in the last five years.
The northeast corner Of Ludlow and
pose6sle avs, 50X10O feet. was bought
nv Levine & Posner for Stops. The
adjoining two lots on Ludlow av. went
for Ss75 each 20 G. Sully; the next two,
AZ si110. 20 s. Asibell. and a plot, BOX
in0 fee. a. the northwest corner, was
sold Tor SlI75. A. ProkpOwicz paid
q 200 for four lots on the east side Of
Pose6sle av.. north OF Ludlow av., and
six lois adjoining were knocked down
AZ from $3.50 20 $500 20 Emily Black,
Samuel Horowitz and !. Levy.
The abutting lots on Commonwealth
az averaged from S275 TO S525, and
among the buyers were William H..
Fitzgerald. Max A. Feuerlich, Roger
Williams and Mary Meagher. A total
of SHIFTS was realized for this block
Of thirty-one lots.
lots on Beach av. extending through
IN TAYLOR av., between Story and Lud-
low avs. were next sold. On Beach
az. Isaac Hyams paid 1925 for q o.
foot plot. Charles 3. Dreyer got three
,ots AZ Sl-5 each and Teresa Frawley
obtained two az the same figure. Single
lots were acquired by Patrick Buckley
AMI Edward Strobel at 1925 and 5000.
respectively. From SIS 70 $l75 was
received for the ten Taylor az. lots,
bought by Philip Wienkens, J. d. Cor
nell. Lois Arnolth, Sidney !. Rosen-
bloom and II. BandessOn.
Jacob Kottek, the well known opera
cor. purchased the northeast corner
of Story and Commonwealth avs,
q plot % three lots, for total Of $3.50.
The five adjoining lots on Story av.
went from 5000 10 S4OO, the latter
rrce being paid for the northwest
corner Of 81. Lawrence az. Inside lots
or Commonwealth and 81. Lawrence
avs. went from $50 20 S275 per lot.
The northwest corner Of White
Plains Road and Randall av. was sold
~ S425. and the remaining twenty
three lots on the west side Of White
Plains Road brought from $3.50 to $3.50
each. Three irregular shaped lots at
the northeast corner of White Plains
Road and Randall av. went for Sl75
each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
BROOKLYN LOTS SOLD
Auction Sale of 121 Parcels
Brings $74,906.

Over four hundred people attended
the auction sale held yesterday by the
Jere Johnson. Jr.. Company at the
Brooklyn Exchange Salesroom. One
hundred and twenty-one lots were sold
for the estate of William Protzmann
by order Of the Surrogates' Court for
total Of S74,90S.
Lots on Gravesend av.. between Cor
telyou Road and Dittmas av., brought
Sl,025 TO $4,000; lots on Cortelyou
Road. between East I'd st, and Graves
end av.. brought $3.50 to S1.275; in
East I'd ST., south of Cortelyou Road,
from 1915 70 1915; lots on Avenue Q
and East 2d at, from $500 TO $3.50; lots
on Avenue s and West Sd St, brought
$500 TO 1925: lots in West 4th ST. and
Avenue s, brought S425 to $500; lots
on Avenue NJ. between Ocean Parkway
and Coney Island av., brought $500 to
$780, lots In East 7th. East Sth. East
9th and East 10th SITS. near Avenue NJ.
brought SIS to $500; lots on Gravesend
av., running to West St. south Of
Kings Highway. brought from 1915 to
S4l0.
Among the buyers were Patrick b.
Lynch. Paul c. Weiner. John T. La
velle, Charles NJ. Burdaker. James j.
Lahey. VI. V. White, Herzfeld Sweedler
& Siegmeister, w. Redmond, Charles
Thiele. A. II. SelinCcr. Arthur A.
Quinn. II. Helpin. John J. Kenny, l..
NJ. Kat, Louis FCnning. Boris Levitt
Edward 2apf. w. c. Mckee. pares
Becker, Edward J. Dungate and Melvin
Brown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
lBy Telegraph 70 he Tribune
Albany. June 90 Interpretations eled vi
---,.... - etafa N daV

Albany. June 30 --Incorporations fed with tho
Secretary Of state to-day
J. =. Arrange Co. Manhattan: commission
merchants. 500. 900 Jacinto = Arrange, and 10
bridge St y y. Harry F. Behrens. william II.
Tac sheTeld Fisher Co. Rochester: printing.
,tr so 200, Arihur G. shefeld % Lsbuuum
Crescent. Rochester. Harm W. Fisher. James II.
Harri.51 Warren Realty Co. Syracuse; $50 900.
Z A TruaS Syracuse. T W. DIson william A.
Photo player Co Of New YORK Manhattan. $50.
600. J Robert Rubin. $40 W. esth st.. y. y;
louie T Noouan NJ A Ritter. y. I
Metal Toy MFG Co. Manhattan t25 900. Ludwig
Schumacher ~ lst 81. y. y. Erich Ropaschinsh.
= TIsla Waist Co.. Manhattan: $4,000 Philip
R1,cnNAsser. 1850 Ray 2sth 81. Brooklyn. r. Zlpper.
Brootlvn: Leo Greenfield. y. Y
scandinavian Film Corp. Manhattan. so 900 ::
Carl G.. Voigt ~ Park Row. y. Y Ward B. leo-
mans y. Y. charles 3. small. fonkers
ran American SIX Co. BuTalo $50 900. Frank
L Groner st GATHERINGS. ont. Edmund r. CRIT
an ir Edwin l. Thomas. Buffalo.
ontario Canning Co. kushyue. 800 Albert
Il Hatfield New Hartford. Frederick VI. Calder
= Hobrook calder Utica.
our own Building Co.. Brooklyn; 5000; Gideon
R,chman. y y EneD G. Phillips. y. Y. James
DsTd MACK Co. Manhattan: ladls. nsckwslr
g. 600. David Mack q T. 22d ST. y Y. Fred
erIck Taussig y Y samuel ka.H. y. Y.
The Model Photopl2y Co. Brooklyn; $40 900 ;
Bills Elsenberg. 1855 Myrtle ay Brooklyn. Annie
Tissnherg William Miller y Y.
Philip Funck Corp. Rochester; machine shop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01

IS 900: Jultina Funck. Rochester; Jacob Funck.
Eduor A Marsh Rochester
Gs Co NaanA Isl5 mfg floininsI lb so'p
mn Brooklyn George A. Janlen. \. \.
The Rosemary Waist q Brass.ere Co. Manhattan
,ls 900: sarah Upton. 259 18th st. Brooklyn
" r. Clarke william Bankes. y !.
G. & T. Realty Co. Manhattan. $40. 900 Chris
TOPPER " stafford $50 First Az. y Y: James J..
Purcell Bernard j. Mechanic. y. Y
Blgenuf bungalows Co. Manhattan: realty
s. 600; n schiefclin Savers. 81 Nassau st.. y. Y ;
Harold Roberts. william l.. Sayers y. Y.
Clifton Audit Co.. Manhattan; $50, Charles
Y Edge 4OZ Madison ay.. y. Y. william =.
wainwright. Frank b Kecch. y. Y. .
Gc M hGoii,on iois E ai@ G5d St. = = FED;
.rick A. Zott. Carlsbad. y. J.. Walter VI. Wechs-
it. " c. Chemical Products Co. Manhstt,n
s. 600. Wali."e T Chaplin. II Union square. y. Y;
Ardon " Mitchell Walter l.. Hatch. y. Y.
Justice C0usiIuction and supply Co, Corona.
500 900. Vincent scuden lZ3 katcln g.. Corona
Mar Sculert. Joseph LocastrO. Corona.
Adams Williams Mfs. Corp. Manhattan; 800 900 4;
Vincent J. Stahl ]l7 Riversdal9 AZ. lonkers Ken
meth G. Osborn. Bronx Francis &. schwsb. y I
Cortwrixht co. Manhattan distilless 500 900 !:
Bascho. Alphons Dry;oos. y. Y
A D. Burgesser & Co. EsopuS; mfg. millinery
100000 W c Foster ei2 Greene Az. Brooklyn;
Emil Adler Herbert Cohen y Y.
J. stevenson Co. Manhattan: mfg ladies
clothing. 800 100. Elmer z. Wigs. 80 Nassau st.
y y James A. Stevenson. IT,. Anthony y.
Bargnaln. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
New Bankers Club Opens.

The new Bankers Club Of America
opened its rooms on the thirty-eighth,
thirty-ninth and fortieth floors of the
Equitable Building yesterday, with a
we'll attended reception. This lunch
con club has been fitted up at an eI-
pense estimated at s750000, and will
be maintained with a capacity Of twelve
hundred persons. The officers are A.
Barton Hepburn, president; Colonel T.
Coleman DUPONT and George 7. Wilson,
ice-presidentS; Charles II. Sabin,
treasurer, and Franklin A. Plummer,
secretary. The board of governors in
cludes many Of the most prominent
tinGnciers of the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
Reserve Board Bond Decree.

Washington, June 30.-The Federal
Reserve Board decided to-day that re-
serve banks which bought government 2
per cent bonds previous to December
81, 1915, may not count them as part Of
the 5000 900 worth which the Federal
Reserve Act provides they may be re-
CURED to purchase each year About
$750,O00,000 worth of the 2 per cents
are held by national banks against cir
culating notes. and the law provides
for their retirement at the rate Of $685.
000, 900 q year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
COFFEE.

The coffee market stil in waiting position
and the volume OF business was small. consisting
Of sales Of Q go bags. Prices wero steady how
ever. and at the close u tho day showed net
gains Of 8 10 5 points Owing 20 The holiday IN
Brazil on Tuesday tho usual cables were not re-
ce!yod from Rio and Santos and while the cost
and freight market steady prices were shade
and As al 9lj@925c; A. al S9oS9l0c. and RIO
IS al 69JQ7c. Brazilian shippers were not press
ing coffee for sale and u has been estimated that
sales 70 Europe and the United states Of new crop
coffee for forward shipment have amounted 10
somewhat In excess OF ~ million bags Receipts
primary points arc small. Much Of the coffee sold
dy Brazil has not yet moved TO the seaboaTd. and
until there IS a greater pressure Of supplies thcre
seems TO be no immediate prospect OF weakness Ia
Brazil although the unsettled financial conditions
there are believed TO be against holding OF largo
stocks.
Tie local spot market was inactive and uR.
changed. with Rio Is quoted e. FAC. Range OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
cnIIoNstEn OIL.
MILK AND CREAM.

The market has picked Up IN measure. a. the
increased receipts show. Dealers complain how
ever " the general sloyness a business IN June
Tie market value S consdercd 10 he sliglty
under SIC quart FOR Grade q IN the o-cahed
pc zone. The receiV5 of milk and cream M
iO-qusr cans for the week ended Juns 20 were
a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
sEABoARD CLEARANc
FLOUR AND MEAL.

continued strength In The SPOT wheat position.
spring patents Sc IS g Sc 81 sprng clears. SOC
SOLO vu'e- Ta,cn's. 5000 Is 50. winter stra she.
$3.50 S. -5. Extra 10 winters. sjl0g&' Is ..
Ex,ra 10 : winters. $4a5es5. kansas s.ra,ghis
s5Ij@$5 %. fancy slrn2 patents jobang lots.
s. 25aSI Rye FLOJ R-uu!l. fair 90 good.
S. 8J@$jgO. choice TO fancy. s. 1910 CORN
MEAl~-Steady; kiln dried. $500 BAG MEAL
Steady. fine white and yslow. 10. coarse. $l.5I
0$I.60 FEED--Western. steady. bran. lOO-lb
sacks t24 25 standard mid1linss. do. t:7 IS: -four
middlngs. do S32 50. red dog -four. lto-lb SACHS.
$35. Cry. steady. bran bulk. S23l5: l00-lb
sacks s2475. hca7J mlddungs. do. SIS. -four mid-
dlings do. S34 so. rcd dog -four. HOLD sacks.
.35. oil meal. $33509 S34
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01

The market was finn and higher cary IN the
dsy owing 10 aggressive buying prompted BY re-
10 thst t,reaf Britain had purchased about
- oSo IONS Of refined sugar 81 the domestic market
,rhe demand was principally for September and Va,
tbc,gbt 10 represent covering Late IN The day
49, vas partial setback under pfon taking. but
he close was steady. with prices ranging from
r6irt decline 10 points net advance. Range OF
prices VT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

vrsr FNn Az ii " cor 18th 81. FOR l2-sy
teSement lo5Ii3l6 chamioq Construction a,,, co.
Henry Mayer pres. 2sOs Bre@awS, ,,t 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FARM FOR SALE

consisting 81 200 acres. IS acres fine tim
Der. 30 acres second growth timber bal
tnee cultivated land and very fine. Three
earns several houses new s!lo. Main
nonse has furnace. hot and cold water.
toHei and bath and all modern convent
thees This is rare opportunity for any
yn' wishing a farm Or a summer home.
fafm situated in northeastern Pennsyl-
yysn.a on Lr.c u r.. 200 miles from New
VyoiS Cry. Q, miles from Binghamtcn. y.
am 10 from Scranton. Penn. For price
-"o further particulars write
a l. KESsLER, Brandt. Pa.
q LAWRENCE RIVER COTTAGE for sale, So
4. ha.tlx Iolg AZ Fine View. nrar Clayton.
W 'pisaii Islands Bargain with easy terms.
--- n1l GAS. A-csl- ln-a n
N,.u"l Rome infofmatioa tree 10 prospective buy
c'ia III COVERS neld Cali write No agents sec
---tp Home Service 50 vs. slst S. Tel 1851 Mad
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March .......... sWTsE SIS
April ........... sU@sn ~
May ....>....... $50 $50 800 S@e5a a'3
PROVISIONS.


The marie, was only moderately sctiva but
prices were frrner. with comparatively small oncr-
mss and buying vss credited 10 packing interests
msde for export appeared 10 have stimulating
influence values and onse tho rather heav
,9S TO the sSs ":s1 G'. dT S 81 SI, 5
Kansas City receiSed 1000 and Omaha II 900
PORK STEADY mea ;is ,SSil' n family l ,;lS
mos .lsssis 50 family. iissoat2o 80. packet
SIS 5Oatl9. EXTRA India mess. 81 asa DRESSED
Is. lss 10 s''; He iss l S N' c e
MEATS Piekled bellies steady 10 lbs. llkc; y
U.s. al lSS pulled BS .p S. nm nc a0a eiJ
80. country, bAaehc LARD-Fim. Middle
West, Ne5@t9. city. nIm quoted. $50: iIsnncd
soady: South America. $40 g. Continent, so 10;
arse sTEARlNE- Quiet: oleo. SIC: city lard
Refined petroleum was sie.dy and unchanged
Linsssi oil was quiet Al previous price, STANDARD
white. petroleum bhls Now York AMI Philadelphia.
s. 50 bulk 81 Standard white. eases. NeE YORK
York and Philadelphia. $3.50. bulk. s.. water
white. csses Nov fork and Philadelphia. $40 i'
LtNSEED OIIr-Ame.lcan seed. city raw. 6i96.c;
cut OF town raw. 60@Oic. Calcutta raw. T5c
NAVAL STORES.
Tho local market for turrentne was hrmer n day
and prices showed a fraction sain. with radins
R,n %s. sTm held At Tseen .g Tar steady
chine. bis. :i3 TAR"Bc,ort and Kin, s. so
EOsIN- Common u good, strained. 33.l5. T. s. so;
u. $3.50. T. $500: T. s365. G. s375 II. 50 so;
/. s. 50; X. 81 %: NJ. $3.50: n. 15.6j. VIC, Sc 80
and WV. $40
c0TT0NStED OIL.
An active covering movement took place IN tho
market FOR cotonsced oil and prices hrmcr
closing net unchanged % points higher The
technical position was believed 20 have been strength
cncd hy the recent selling. but there appar-
cnt movement IN the consuming or export demand
notwitls; aadns the rlccat sharp decline. Range Of
prtre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
rGGs

Receipts 1892 cases Fresh gathered orir7a.
dozen. % -ac. extra frsts. 2Jg2lc. hrsts. lsi3B
lgi.- state Penn and nearby. henner whites. me
10 fancy GAG Z5c ordinary % good. q 25'. gatl
cred whites A. 81 size and quality. -lH2Sc West
en- gathered whites. 2Ci4 a22c. state. Penn and
nearby. henncfy brown. pa -ic. gathered
brown and mixed coors ia 2Zc. duck egss. state
and nearby Indian Runner. "a pc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01

The local market for refined sugar was un.
chan.ed with al rehners listinE on the basis Of
To- FOR tue Trading was more active. local
Withdrawals on old order being on somewhat
more liberal scale. while exporters were IN the
market again and purchased some 5000 tons OF
refined during the past TWO days. al 'o5 o Tor
Great Britain. Crystal domino1. cases. z-lb car
tons. half or fun size pieces. eloe. In y cases.
2 Doc. 30 cases. 5-lb cations, sou. ID q cases.
STOc Eagle tablets. 1900. cut loaf lc. crushed.
6 COO Mould 4. 6.55c. cubes and EsEi" coniec-
TONERS gfanulaied. s 35c. NNN& powdered. C2ic:
In containers 25-lb bulk. 675c. po" lefe1 aud
coarse powdered and Eagle coarse gfahu.Ai7l zoe
fruit powdered md Eagle extra me gaualtied.
l0r: domino grauulaed. cases. = "a All 10
cartons 4Oc. I'm y case. 500 Easle. ?. 81 and
b-ib cartons nne granulsted. $500. --lb bags 10.
& DOC. 81 10 bags DO. 3Jc. $40 bags DO $500.
IO.ib baEs do 25c: . and Sob bags DO and
standard granulatcd. 6l'c. fine ganulated and
diamond A 6lOc. coniectioncrs A. DC: No ].
= Ssc. 10 2 8 SOC No g. 51jc. No T. 3 loc. No
: i;c. No 6 COO No = b55c, No s. 55oc.
No @ 54ic. No TO- 30c. No II. 355c. NO y.
: SOC. No Is "a and IS. . 25c.
There was no change I'm prices IN the local mar
kcf Tor raw sugar but trading was considerably
more active sales late TUESDAY amounting 10 10000
Lacs of Porto Rlcos a. 4N0c Tor centrifugal. ana
fS 400 bays ~ Cubas al 4 SIC. ana today 5000
hgr. Of Cuhas for July shipment were sold ~
q ir-iso coual 20 4gjc fcr centrifugal. and ~
roors ~ another sale Of Cuhas % d slecula'of AZ
g.. anna mice Tie renewed demand for refined
rom abroad brought about better ceiling N raws
ma lie market closed arm al $50 q SOC Tor
.-cnfriGiqal IO3@4lgc FOR moAsses and Sac for
1ubae cost and freight.
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron. y. Mol f.Sl45O Flour. Mpls pat .s45
Iron. y. No 2fi425 Cotton. middling $50
Iron g No 400 Coffee No Rio IA
Steel rails. 125 sugar. fine gran go
Flcc copper. 20% Molassos. OK. q
Tin ............ 80 Beef family. 1000
'ENcl ange lead SIS Tallow. special 6h
Wheat, 40 Z red l32i5 Pork. mess. $50
Corn 10 vel S. Hogs. Dr. 100 N llN
oats, standard 6 Lard, mid west SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01
HAY AND STRAW.

Market IS firm; arrivals are light. Invoices show
no increase. nut there is demand here sufficient to
timothy haJ are 81 very light remaining STOCK
Fair call f0r white clover mixed and not much u
# here HEAVY mixed aud clover not wanted
Re straw quiet and easy HAY large baled. per
ton timothy prime S25. 40 /. t249S24. so: No 3
10 40 g. S4ld&4S 50 shipping tle.5 5000 fancy
light clover. mixed. t22 j0H 81 30. STRAW. rye.
~ I ~ 81. LsLnau nalea .uc lnAsLl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-01

Receipts. e2s6 boxes. including 29l5 boxes, IN
transit for export state. whole milk. fresh. iats
ard wins. colorcd. specials. ijii@l5e,c. white
specials, liisc. co..red average iaHcy !. &c "n.e
l5a,c. daiues. speD.as l5f. dlG-. Wisconsin. NAo.e
lllh fresh. tsius aud ddfs. l5A d i3r. dai.ios.
1917 0!'4ci state. slams. frtsh. specials ~
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