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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-26

9t sese Jersey asi.e upper i, ,ia'iU "a
islsG lower stations ga OK SG , TIiia l' %
5s6c: Del and Md. ;Gile: Jersey. Sc. RAsP-
BERRIEs-Up- river. red. Pint; 6aSe; Jersey. red
PINT 'ss Rt ,rR mir ISa i5 GcosE
BERRIEs-Larse green, at, 7alic; small, "a g, &c.
MUsKMELoNs.c.l; standard crate: cs q ~
si2 nat w f,i!f Nj SGS loo .a5S car
I F:fs i Rss ;is5 shASS e. sRxFf
h:s s sicG 3 q 9as.5 EfS F Fsd
HAY AND STRAW.
fairy liberal. but demand I, o. volume to clear Of
ferinss pretty promptly and the market wholly
With pretty close cleanup Of the lower grade,
HAY-Lsse b.led per ton t IN" lG prime tSO
siHs 55s;s3o: fsnsy light clover. mixed, ,22a'?5;
STRAW, rye. No l. sli@sl5. tsmah bales 1oc
'0''' POTATOES AND VEGETABLES;
goSs d,ssns oaop; hi|'I III A'Psrgpi q sis aJ
bSI Or BAG. iscssi: SWEET POTATOES. J.rsy.
bs,ks;. N'Soe,2: ONIONS; Jsr.ey; basket. 5Oa i;e;
s Ma ssa "a siss s5s'f gls s
FL3%EIEss s, RI 81 $, i's S9. fyc z sa,s
I h b6l OI 5.,tsi ;;cssi ss b3l. s:s.si; CAB Al
.s "a &c. FGGPLASrs. VA boI. slsts; LET:
TuSE s yoS ;os si-i fi BEANs southern. basket
sos; PEAS. l. /. bsg ioa SOC: Jersey. Large bas'
kst goo Soc small. -' o .9S ic Df PrPPERs JstssS
boz i5cSsI: Fla. iIatl 30: o-till boz ;icSsL.s
basket 5;c,i25: RADIsHEs nearby, POL 500 oGg ssII
ScH ns.fby 6bi. ice s5e; si,.. basket. sjs SOC
H. y. ny ;acs,l' TOMATOES. Jersey. boI. N@N.5o
risr. fseSsi5O: Miss. nst case. neS'e' fls' car
hef' Ne'L"' POULTRY.
ALIyy-Recsipts lish,. only freight cars ned
TO-DAY and fowl, hsa asn ~. se. u e'" end am ba
all other grades lul ard ysSs vim ~ f o..
freely cnsrsd !. lse ryRkErs ir'' p, esd a, efl'
~. ,sd tons g,., Pi b,ail. ~. 'f Ps. and %
ii 10 pair. ID. soc. Penn. : 20 ID 70 psT ~
2se; nearby. sauab. pair soc Se,h.,n mS led
~ IL TO pair .se w''srs d Siss.G T ~
picked r ' LEV, %F'''."' ID S ~. slss Sc
FOWLS. 1? 70 boz dy p.cEsd., Western bore :,
90 ID and over % ep1 az p'eI EEL western DR.,
picked : rs and over. iSaei ID and under; lS.,e
southern Ind and III. ID; III Loo; s'I nmr
and souhvs.,crn' s'.,si De, .;,, sisc: or
c COCKS, ' ID. NIL iIisiiae; DTckLINGs ans 3,
Penn ID. iIe Sol Ans. prime vhI', Us, 70 ~ "a
dozsn. dozen. $50; daih ""n..i, 49,. In
Frozen-TURkEYs. Western snia. O nIa. ~.
dr. picked. selected young hens, zoe; tons. .ea
~: younE hel,. ard lans ~ III I0T inv Is 20 y
m IL d",en sTa ssr: CHICKENS. II to Dor. 'of
ne,ed milk led 81 % % p to a soi,n' :, 'S sa..S
ID and over see. corn fed. y 70 80 - 70 W.T.
boI.s. 30 II and over to doisn dD gos os,n ns
ulidsr % 10 to dozen; tlae; OLD s."Ss iss
lesiebc: DUCKS. one s,n M lie. GEESE
Ohio and Mich. fsrcy. la i.c' other western
fancy, lie; Western, No :, s4iee-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-26

the domestic harvest in the Southwest
led TO rather free selling and TO a
consequent setback in values. This
weakness was soon Offset, though, BY
advices TO a milling authority that
regardless Of good weather now, the
crop movement from the winter belt
could not be otherwise than late
thrashing having been much delayed
in big stretch from Oklahoma 20
southern Indiana. II was when the
effect of this news was beginning to
wear of that the market was stimu
lated by announcement of foreign
governments purchasing -four.
Estimates that world shipments OF
wheat were 100000 bushels under
the weekly requirements Of importing
countries attracted good deal OF no
tice. The total for the present week
was figured as being roundly 5000
600 bushels less than for the CORE
spending time q year ago. Interest
was also taken in the fact that the
Kansas State crop report indicated a
yield materially under last years final
showing
In corn, the Kansas State report
making the crop condition only 65 per
cent Of normal had a bullish influence.
At FIRST, however, favorable weather
tended for a while TO induce lower
range.
Oats trailed the corn market. Sea
board inquiry for oats appeared to
have a little more life than has re-
Gently been the case.
Provisions held within narrow
range. The main feature was free
covering by traders who had been
short Of pork.
cuIcAC0 PRIZES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-26
PEAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
LONG ISLAND.
SHIPMENTS CONTINUE
S2,500,000 More Gold Arrives
Sterling Exchange Firmer.

Shipments Of gold to j. p. Morgan
e. Co. from the Bank of Englands
agent at Ottawa in payment Of sup
plies bought by them as commercial
agents of the British government since
the middle of May were increased yes
terday to 100000 by the receipt OF
an additional s2,6Oo,Oo0 in bars, which
was deposited at the local Assay Or
fee. The total gold engaged for i'm
port on the movement since the be-
ginning of the year now amounts to
100000, of which ssS ,145,OOO has
come from Canada. -,
The National Bank of Cuba will
ship to-day S1,000,000 in IS eagles
and 100000 in gold and silver coin
to Havana. 1t was stated that this
engagement was not part of the gold
coin which the Philadelphia Mint has
been coming for the Republic Of Cuba.
In the sterling exchange market
Yesterday decidedly frmer tone was
noted. Demand closed at 4.77$s, COM
pared with Thursdays closing OF
4.76 1916, and checks were in even
greater demand, closing at AIS 3-lo,
after selling as high as 4.7s%. The
recovery in London exchange was at
tributed, among other things, to prep
arations by bankers here to meet the
July interest and dividend disburse-
merts on American securities payable
abroad.
In contrast to the strength IN ster-
ling bills, the Continental exchanges
were weak. Francs established new
low records at 5.51 for checks and
6.5Oz for cables. Lres also went to
a new low level at 5.99h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-26

,ss. ,hort clear. SIC a,2l5o BEEF-siessd .
Ws so@ 10: eI,ra India mess. s3lesS? DRESshIiD
HOGsGs,esdy: bscons llc $50 h. I.sc; NV w. 70,
ike: 40 ID. liisc: pigs. rs CDI MI t.. "a
IL. " isc; picked hams. steady lth sthe l dAh
nv. 57taGiIc LARD-Easler: Middle West sn.y 800
az. civ lard easy. she. refined lara 90. ps yh
.i.sdv. south America $l03j; Continent, WV,
RTazl Ners sli IS: compound, barely SesIJ' 80 81.
7isc. sTEARINE-Bsrely steady oleo' sne' CIV
lard stesrine. lOsc ons
Refined petroleum was unchanged Ln,esa 80, on
,ss ouiet III the recent decline. Stennhd While
peiroenm bbl New York and Phila N:9V' , 5u,s
IA. standard white. cases. New YORK anu "a
20 7i. wacr white Dbl New York aud Phils' 49,
Init 81 water white cases. New York and fhIia'
Sin IINSEED OIf@-Americsn seed. CITY raw
m6sc. out OF town raw. Goaelc; Calcutta raw
zoe NAVAL STORES. ,.,.
The local market for tuTpeniine vas q H'ts
essicr to-day, but tradns was only qui,' III -,
iobbinr Character Rosin was firmly held a.
,.c:Dt prices with a fair demand, Tar unehingea;
snirIt, turpentine machine Dbl. iSc. TAH-IHtott'
"a lin Is 5O ROsIN-Common 20 5000 strHhea'
a. is. n $3.50: d, 1855; Z. $500; y 49,. u
tS;S. IT. $3.50 l. sass; X. N25: VI. siso' ~
s. 6J: VIC, $3.50 and WV. so."
coTToksEED OIL. -.
July Uouidstion was still Ia progress IN Wv
cotton.eed oil market yesterday ana that poAuu..'
for the nrst time this season. 500 OeIon o t,b
The late months were veal. In sympathy MN
JuIy and Al the close Of the day values "efs 20 >
points net lower Monday will be nft nouee uas
Tor July contracts and there seemed 20 oe s,,I
sral disposition 10 sell In anticipation OF hOe'H
tenders. Range Of prices: y.,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-26
Business Leases.

Tn. Charles ?, Moves Company has leased space
IN * 10 Past 2sth ST. 10 Samuel Cutler. offices on
81. .,,,,snth noor Of the Masonic Building. II West
I'D 81, 10 James v Rtcley; onices 10 1870 -l92
Pearl st. to +. r AlTerez: foor a. los Joh -, 70
AZ 20 West s. TO the Jaeger Engine Co; and space
In 4; go Front st. 20 Wolf sayer Heller.
" Aaron Bacharach has leased In 1913 West s6th 81
Nh. second loft 10 the Bader Fur Go. and the third
loft 10 Joeph Amato. both for a term o. years .
@ White Go. have leased the three lofe IN
$40 broadway TO Morris Cohen. Mar Belner and
Icssnh ZorosltI; al 500 Broadway, lott 10 the
pyInresS An and Embroidery Works; In 90 West
R,osdWay Offices 10 T. Marcus Olive. Ia - Warren
81 loft 10 Franz Euier a Co loit In -
CHAMBER, st. 10 Louis Pfeinsf at 23s West Broad
,Tav store 10 the Wright Graham 10. In 81
West 18Th ST.. a loft TO the Beacon Dress Co. ~
AZ East 18th st.. loft to Weiss haater ana N
70 West i7th st.. the parlor store TO the Dresden
Thomas g. Patterson leased 10 the Perfection
s,,ins Co for q long term OF years three s,orJ
aseprSof service building 70 be erected on the plot
TstioO on the south side Of 56th ST.. 200 feet west
Of Eleventh az. The Cross Brown Co vas th'
kwaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-26
CHICAGO PRICES.
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

Duluth. June .25.--wHEAT---No ! hard. siss
No / Northern 81 2s@$l 80: No Northern. 8l.2'
aSl2S: July. 81 IS. sep;ember. 81 o5t
Milwaukee. June 25.-WBEAT-No ] Northern;
2S6Si33: No . Northern. Sl.25@sl. 80; No
hard winter ill7@il ls. July. 81. %: septenbsr,
81 O2la CoRN-No 3 yellow. 7+i1 9.4&c; No
white i5e July 72s.c: September. 727.G, BAR
i Ph.laGcphis. june 2S.-wHEAr-F1rm. CORN
U1ehansed oA Inn, 'ssssaEywHEAr-No hard
sI.s6; No ! Northern. N93i4 @tl S5n No North
en-. N2oit Sn. $.t July. H2oisi sePisTTs mo-
10 5 while. 45h iec. FLotR-unehsnscd
foedO' Jun, 25.-.wHEAT-1Cssh. slls;, July.
slO5. september, il0t'.; December. MS5,
December aud March. $500 ALSlKE,-Aug,nt
1913 TIMOTHY-P De cash, ISIS; September
81 louis june Is -wHEAT-No 2 red. new.
81 lOaSll5: 40 hard nominal; July. 9sS.ci
September s9Se CONN 2.,Ittci 10 ? Uh he
10 ?. 46z csc; No white. iS'sg4'c' july
* ,Ssa. Civ June 25-wHEAr-No 2 hard
sizes 20; 30 rcd. Sis. ,CoRN-%o mixed
;lc; No white. i6GTJisc; No . yellow, .j1zc
OATS-No white. sc; No mixed. 1874 a SIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-26
Sales in Auction Rooms.
At "a yesey ST.

By Joseph p. Day.
MANHATTAN Az, 5i7. vs., sali lal't St, iet
ref. duo. ,972O.li taxes. etc. 1852. To the The
sssHsT1xs Az. 80, stiI I'D y :; lG !
rel; due. soTi5sf: taxes. ETC. sS5S.s7. To S iSS
WATER ST. 500. u 5. $50 v MONTGOMERY s; 2; u
Sglly ct al: Cap & Carroll. sttys J Guedans.
ref; due. s3.s22lS; tsres. etc. SssoSs' 10 , ns
ur~ ST. "a, y sg'P ! Ft as:%sg. a.. ss,,e.s
sly dws. G VI sehriefer sst Laimoser ct a.
Van psoG sc ' .aD S.s' To- prior ns
SEQ 900. To the plaintiff for s2oh9
BY samuel MARI:
sIn 81; and W. ~ co H. ah h ~ s, eSs
lie, 90 et al: l. TarboI. atty; L A Abrams.
ref: due SIS. $3.50 taxes. &c si''siio sub,'e.
% two mtss. assress'ins $4,000 Ad'oof"e' 10
A. the Bron. Exchange:
BY Joseph p. Day.
o H. II Be,sr at Empire state Wood Working
Co ct al: : 4 soathworth. ATTY ; W LeSna -.
plaintiff for 5000.
by Bryan l. kennelly.
sEO6WIcK Av, ~ inisEsec " Fordham
III oI's1ssi to Islth ), Is.i1s5t. John c
" s'o,h5y' atty. Geo o Hayes. ref; due, $40.
,.66f: tsIes etc. s557.iS. 10 the plaintiff
for $4,000.
By Charles A. Berrian.
ll0rp sr. " cor cypress ss (303l, 200. 5I9jrlss5
1850. vacant; Edgat $ Applsby e. al aE Mosef
Anidtstsin et al Cannon 4 Cannon. nbs; W
$3.50 10 To the plaintiff for 81. 900.
BARNES Az 1897. ). e0s.s n Bear swamp
Kd 25I95: Helen Peanall ar Ada "
Ranaos et all Charles p Hsllock atty; h
Yitas, ref: due. 1851; taxes. etc. $500. To the
plaintiff for $500.
BY George Price.
BARNES Av 1926 3 1873 Q bear swamp Rd
g5Is5 vacant; II lie Roy Pesrall sst A NJ
Ramos: & P'Haiicek. atty Hlldreth, rvt I:
due 1851. taxes. etc. $3.50. To the plaintiff
puppV sT. 1921. -, 1851 westchesier ~,
yijtl0o Corell ssi 9 Henderson Il al.
ss.iii06: taXo. etc. ssll.25. To the plaintiff
for s. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-26
TOPICS OF The DAY
IN WALL STREET
ondon Sells Bonds Here
"a Get Funds for New
British War Loan.
UGH GRADE ISSUES
MOST IN EVIDENCE
.,bIson's Net Earnings for
Nav and Eleven Months
Highest in Years.

"a, 70 have been expected, II was
80, in bonds than in stocks that
s',,,,,n liquidation exhibited itself
-, plainly yesterday. The generality
.Ihcrds yield far less than stocks to
;,vss,or. In many cases it was pos
~, ,or Britons 20 combine patriotism
"a ,,oAt In a transaction where they
IA ,ome Of their American bonds to
.,.., the proceeds in the British AZ
:. cant war bonds or IN eonsols as a
,,,gminary. But even where there
=, "a immediate profit there was the
x,,,e ths, the Al per cent bonds they
.,g5 buy would in turn be converted
..,s higher yield security, ss is now
-, done with the Slts and eonsols.
!. "a. notable in the trading in bonds
..,,.-day. both on the Exchange and
.,r The counter, that in sales known
:. Relieved 20 be for European account
s,,, was a preponderance of securities
= -, higher grades; that is, those re-
lining a rate Of interest not far from
ut on the war bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-26
BROOKLYN Sales.

q, U,nrork = a four story double apartment house.
IN iot siIl0e feet. through A. Bsneo. 10 9. Del.
n,in1io. also sold q Sterling st.. west OF Btdfofd
a. I. two story limestone house. 10 John Bener.
hi, completes the sale 81 a-ros OF eleven houses
or sterling Il. q, - -,
William r. Bonynse. a. owner 500 Ior imme
d,.,s i,,n,oyemsnt the plot lO0Ii90t feet. OIL the
moth slde of sd st. lao feet vest Of Colonial
Road. Hay Ridge. being part o. the tract known as
n u siorLa sold for Mrs. Mar Bynner the plot
sotleO feet on the south side Of Goth 81. 90 feet
If Eleyenth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. June %,
BUTTER.

BUTTER. -.
Receipts 1909 packages. Creamery, eitas w'
scorel 2SAc. higher scoring. Nr%-s.c, ~ =,
esHayTi,r. state dairy. finest. HisS.S fooa 70
mime g;I- a27c; renovated, extras, ,9ei . n,ss,
s3a 53isr: imitation creamery. hr1s, ~ ssfc.
ladies current make. irsis, @2ds-Ic' baehihs
stock. current maze. No !. 2lc.
CHEESE. -
Receipts 5.Si botes. Including i;iss nSis ~,
,ransi, for export state whole MILK nesh. mas
and twins colored specials l51se: Hhie specit,s'
i5Lc: colored. average fancy, l3eloke: Hh hn
average fAnc, l59l5hc: cheddars; speeias. ionS'
daisies specials. i5he; Wisconsin. whoie M :.
fresh twins and Mats. ltt @l5e; dsisle,' ,S 31 ~
isIe: state skins. fresh. specials. l.hSlSs
e"o''e' ''S EGGS.
Receipts 1901 cases. Fresh s,thsf.d. ssIn'
d,.Sn ~ u "a sXi,c: extra hFsts. 2dIsc' nfss
Ig6 2OIbc: state Penn and NEARBY hthheI} sn i
AM 10 fancy $50 .Cc. ordinary 70 CUon' - ~
sai,r: gathered whites a. n size sll qusnD'
aIGg3c Western gathered whites. sp. &c. say, x'
Penn and nearby. hcnuery brown, "a q &c sA'n
cred browns and miycd colors. lS@sae
FRESH FRUITS. ..
ApPJES-BaldNin. bbl. sSgN' ben pans; =
atS: fusset 2@f3.aj. Far Western boi. si'9gs
600 PEACHES G. cafrief sL;o@e' va
carrier ti50ds9T5. PLIMS-Ga Red June, car
fier, siCssi so CHERRiEs-Blsck. ID ssiais,;
red Sa ioc; white, 6@ac black, 81 10 bsm, eg@
syc. red. 3SG5oc white. go ioe; sour. sse
peach bsst T5c@sl. black. a. esl Iea' sssn
white jaoc. sour. sal - hhANIs- Sm "a,
r,I a.. sasc STRAwBERRlEs-Del and Nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-26
Long Island Sales.

Alter. r. A.hfotth has sold for Charles 4. John
Son the following properties: A. Jamaica Estates a
plo, Is0xlso a the northeast corner o. Midland
PARKWAY and Wexford Terrace plot leotlst a.
the southyeSt corner u DoncasteE Boulevard and
Avon Road. and plot. l67IlS3. on Avon Road.
Thsy were held al $4,000
James N Peierson has sold TO W J. Leyinsop
IN. thre, stofy dwelling house s5Tlo0, the Mer.
rIrk Road between LocuS and Farmers avs
Springfield. The came buyer also purchased an
adjoining iot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-26
Rumanian Jews to Convene.

The Federation of the Rumanian Jews
of America will hold a convention to-
night and tomorrow night at the Man
haitian Lyceum, Ga East Fourth Street
They will discuss "The Jews in Bellig-
erent Lands" the arranging of jew
ish congress to formulate definite de-
mands of the Jews to be presented at
a world peace conference, and the open.
ing of the Home for Convalescents al
Grand View-on-the Hudson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-26
WHEAT GOES UP
on EXPORT SALES
''eIpoofs Unexpected Strength
'aa Large Foreign Flour Pur-
chase Aids Chicago Pit.

IL. esgo, June 25.-Liberal EXPORT
L. ~ so-oay helped TO put backbone
sssS ae price Of wheat. Quotations
3sse, srItong at &c 10 i&c net ad-
IL I. Norn wound up with a gain Of
!aeE. 70 nc, and oats unchanged 10
5sss higner. In provisions the out
- AZ s s,s from me decline TO a
~ rv.etc strength in the Liver
IT, ~ aAei had given a moderate de-
trs Sonhdenee TO the wheat bulls
~ sn. values had responded with
N &C swing right at the outset.
spturn, better conditions for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-26
THE METAL MARKET.

COpPER-The local street market was dull. With
el.ctroytie quoted al 20i. a2o1ac In London cop
PER closed az ts3 - Tor standard spot fs3 los Tor
futures and Esi Jos Cor clectrolytic spot. TIN
On the New Nork Metal Exchange was firm az j
quiet with spot IN oyt ton lois quoted At a. 90,
lid ln London tin closed Al flil for standard
spot and flGs FOR future with sales ~ $50 tons
YofL spot. zoe asked and East ~ Louis. :. VIC
Asked London lead. spot G2t u "a. sPELIER
Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-26

Coffee Cables-lio, No I, unchsigcd AZ fsh-0'
stock 274o) bags Santos. No I. unchanged. al
$4,000 receipts. 1900 bags: stock, 100000 bag,
Receipts at the two ports we're 1000 bags sssinst
Paulo had &c 900. against H.. 900 aud 1000, and
Jundshy $4,000. against $4,000 and 1000 bags.
respectively ,
There were moderate Withdrawals OF Ienned sugs
on old contract. but new business was nsht. frices
remained unchanged. all rehners listing on the basis
Crysts doniinos cases, 2-lb cartons. half or full
size uicces o Zoe and Q zoe IN half cases do cases
5lb cartons. $500 and sos in haf Eases eagle
A. 6.55c: cubes and eagle confectionery ErsnGlsied
SJc, XXXX powdered. 625c and 6.i5c IN cont,in-
ers 2j-lb bulk: eagle 5-le bags. p9"ds go
formulated. G zoe: fruit powdered aud eagle extra
ine g9snulacd. 6.loc. domino gfhnulsted cases, 2.
eagle 2. ga and ID cartons fine graduated. soc
oh hsgs do SOC "a ~ baIs DO. G.SJc: 5-lb
hays do C3Oc: lob bags do. 6;25ci 70 and 80 ID
gfsnulsted and diamond A. sloc: confectionery A.
e., No / 5.s5c; No 2. $500; No 3: 5I5c: No I,
foe, No S. 5O5c: No g., 5.6oe; No I. 5.5sc; No s.
~ $500: Nos 10. "a and u. 5e5e;
There was change in the local raw sugar mar
ket to-day. and while holders OF Cuoss were nrm IN
ileir views renneiS were In waiting position and
M ,ars were reported Porto Rico susars were stu
syaiabIc a, { S3c Tor centrifugal, but these also
TsI,J 10 attract any demand and tbs market closed
the week barely steady for Porte Kico and nfnl ioI
4 Ss@i see: nolsssss. t.06@il:e. aud Cubas cost
and freight. 37se.
Futures opened quiet and steady. unchanged 10
. noints loaer with hrst sales $50 tons. There
we're estimated TO be about $500 tons july no
,,ces out which were taken By leading trade IN
tere.ts Late IN the day the market became quite
MI" SAW Yestsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-26
sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON
orabls John y Cohalan. q Surrogate of
the County OF New York. notice 10 hereby
given 20 all persons having claims against
Of Hanover. Germany deceased. to present
The same with vouchers thereof to the sub
,cyiber at his place OF trsnssctlng business,
No as wall street. Borough Of ManhAt,Aa
in The City of New York. on or before tie
il,h day Of August next
Datta New York. the 2sth day OF January.
1915 EDWARD w. SHELDON,
Auxiliary Executor
STEWART q sHEARER, Attorney Tor An
ciilary Executor. Is Wall Street. Boroys n
of Manhattan. New York Cay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-26

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above-de.
scribed property Is TO be sold. Is ts3.27o.
with interest thereon from the 2sth day Of
May. 1915. together with the costs and
terest from June End. 1915, together with
the expenses OF the sale The Approximate
amount OF the taxes, assessments and
water rates. or other liens. which are 20
be allowed to the purchaser out OF the
purchase money. or paid by the Referee. 10
S95256 and interest.
Dated. New York. June 9Th. 1918.
HENRY =. QUINBY. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-26
Exchanges Move Both Ways.

While sterling exchange was rising
oder the combined influences OF
80, discount rates in London, sales
.fBr,tish owned securities here and
-,orts OF gold-not TO speak OF the
Lk,f that some new British credit Is
80 srranged-the Continental ex-
ss5s.s were Gil declining. Against q
tsS price Cor sterling checks, various
reported as AT 7-l6 and 4.77't,
s,,s was q new low record for francs
JEN. and lire fell 10 5.99i2, also a
,ys low price. The market for marks
merely nominal and has been for
rsks, SO that a price Of STA meant
to;hing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-26
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
new lUl
GRAIN.
New York. June .. 1911,


that sentiment is NOR. two-sided Price changes
were quite FREQUENT. aud while at one time ne mar.
was s.@itc net higher. which represented an ad
vance Of ~ 92sc from the low o. the day. The
Ts bSyss by sadns %e.s comm,.On Rouse
which thought % represent the covering OF al
s1sns, Snssdns sho sSSGG and Ins s as mo
showed the greatest gains. Underlying conditions
were not no;lceaby changed and there was. no sp-
the market believed to be IN strong technical
condition. and recently there has been little mo!e
disposition TO favor the buying side on the theory
that prices were low enough. IN view Of ne eoAinu
alton OF the In Europe. Weather conditions were
Kansas State report indicated a Yield OF about
100000 bushels IN excess Of the hguies by the ~
government report. The export demand was AGAIN
u the new crop. which will doubtless increase ma
l.risly during lhs next few weeks. will be absorbed.
The European markets were steady 10 firm, owing "a
smaller shipments from Argentina and India but
Will. importing countries are showing some anIie,y
Of very heavy export business until more adequate
financial arrangements completed. In the local
cash market No . red winter wheat was quoted o.
mort Billed 10 Northern Duluth. $iJi aud 10 !
Nor,ho:n Manitoba, 1881. c Buffalo corr
The market s,sssd early oSs 70 Prp SSG.s Ds e
sturcs and owing 10 fears Of further pressure OF AT
Eeutine offerings The rally in wheat caused shsrI
The day the market developed pronounced nrmnss'
and final quotations were u a sc net higher In IN:
?is 'D paompi Shipment oATs-Crop accounts from
the West were Of most favorable nature on IN.
oats crop and prices were easier during the greater
part Of the day. although late IN tn. session there
good rally IN sympathy with wheat ana cerl
Tbs ices. eash market was STEADY; standard quoted
al Sac; No white, Shc; No white, 55taej No
white 53c: fancy clipped white q e. 5oc ana SIal
Market dull No 2 Western. sl.2j. export
BARLEY-NIsrket quiet: mailing. 72s7ec' C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-26
SUGAR FUTURES.


The market for hog products was ony moas
rAtely active and after steady OPENING w ILL.,
we're generally nrmer but the cash trade vas SLOW
and hish class meats are selling below q pErhyy
With ths contract stocks. Receipts ~ bofs AZ ~.
caso were III 600 estimated for SAturdsy sen s'
Kansas City received 1000 and Omaha t.'o'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-26
Dwelling for Young Morgan.

Junius Spencer Morgan. son Of j. y. Morgan. who
Was recently married. has rented for his home the
four story dwelling house al l23 East 56;h St, on
the block 10 the east n the big Morgan mansions.
Young Sir. Morgan leased the bouss from RUN y
occupies lot iiress feet ana is located between
Psrk aud Lexington avs