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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-04
Live stock Market.

THURSDAY. June 3.
Receipts Of bseves were 1887 head, al,
for siaughterers, No trade In live cattle,
The feeling was rated steady. Dressed
beef Was steady At l2atltc, per ID, for
native sides, city dressed,
Receipts OF calves were Is head. There
was no prime stock offered Good vir.
rinla veais sold at ii0,25gtio,So per 100
higher. with good demand, City dressed
yeais sold at lslh Ollie, per III; country
dressed at i2a l5c.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were $500
OF which 4 cars arrived late. There was
"A good demand for the stock at steady
prices, and all the early offerings were
wanted. Common TO choice lambs sold a,
Nethers at 3Gg.l; common to good sheen
tewes) at &tI355o: Southern and Ohio
warnings at 371flo. Dressed mutton was
In moderate demand at shgl2iAo, per h.,
with choice wcthers exceeding quotations.;
dressed lambs steady at 1920; dressed
yesrlings quiet at Ia l7c, country dressed
dollhouse lambs unchanged at tQT per
carcass.
Receipts Of hogs were :..ss head, all Of
which were for slaughterers, Feeling was
weak on Buffalo and Western adviecs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-04
Incentives to Trade.

The way in which the stock market
d~isregarded the reported fall of Peremysl
and the news from the eastern front only
testified to the strength of the techni-
cal position OF the market and the
speculative impulse. The extremely hope
full way I'm which the financial district
was inclined to regard the newest phase
OF the situation between this country
and Germany may have'been largely the
effect rather han the cause OF the rising
prices. Sentiment was also undoubtedly
stimulated by the lmost sensationally
optimistic statement given out by the
first vice-president OF the Carnegie Steel
Company. incidentally II is reported
that many OF the officials OF the steel
companies have been playing the bull
side of Steel common heavily. Never
theless there remains the question or
whether advance knowledge of the COM
ing Of the Steel decision was the real
force behind the rise. Whether there
was an actual leak" or not n good
many people In Wall street were assert
ing positively before the close OF the
market that the decision was coming
after 2 r. NJ. On the other hand SINH
lar II not SO exact reports were circu-
lated on several other occasions within
the past month or so. But this time
there was the great advance In Steel to
be explained. Was the position of the
stock and sentiment strong enough to
justify such heavy buying without more
or less precise knowledge OF the decision
entering into the question:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-04
DIAMOND DEALERS CONVICTED.
E25O,OOO Concealed From Credit
tors Of Herman Levy 4 sons.

Moses H.. Levy. his brother. Philip H.,
and Jacob Silber were found guilty by
"A jury before Judge Pollock in the
United States District Court yesterday
Of concearlng $500 900 worth of dia-
monds which should have been included
in the assets vi Herman Levy q Sons,
diamond dealers Of 60 Nassau street.
Herman Levy, the father Of Moses
Levy, and head of the firm. wal ac-
quilted. lie Is &c years old and very
feeble. According to Assistant United
States Attorney James w. Osborne. the
elder Levy bought 100000 worth OF
diamonds in Europe n short time before
his firm failed on November 81, 1911.
The LEWIS reported assets OF only $780,
900 and liabilities OF s27l 900.
An investigation made by George
Storck, special agent Of he Department
Of Justice, revealed. II was alleged, hat
most OF the gems had been secretly
transferred TO the firm of Moses Levy
n Co. which was organized just before
the Herman Levy Il Sons failure for
the ostensible purpose of dealing In
bristles.
Another i%rregularity found by Mr..
Storck was the transfer Of $40, 900 in
bills receivable TO Moses Levy & Co. in
return for loans supposed to have been
made to Herman Levy & Sons. No
record Of these loan could be found OF
the books OF either company. The bank
ruptcy investigation, according to Mr..
Osborne. disclosed customs Irregular
ties,
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
C"O.PaRTNERsuIP NOTICE,

THOMAS NJ. MckEE & &C.
Certificate OF continuation OF limited
The undersigned. In order TO continue
the limited partnership formed by them on
Ma IL: isis' until May x; is:o, under
l. The name or nrm under which such
Tnr,ni5ssis Is to be S Sop rnn Is Tho|s:
is the County OF New York.
II. The general nature Of the business
and Brokerage. business.
III. The names anu residences OF ali
the general and special partners Interested
Thomas NJ. Mckee, general partner, n
resides at New York city. W II. Schubert.
general partner; Who resides a. staten
Mckee special partner. who resides at
Nv, Tn. amount OF capital which the
common stock 4. the same as formerly.
V. The extended period Of snid partner
ship IL to begin on the 18th day OF May,
1915. and to end on the i5tn day OF May.
THOMAS " Mckee, General Partner.
W. II. SCHUBERT. General Partner.
IL SELLERS MCKEE. Special Partner.
1915. EipiTn BiRowv%S' "N''
Notary Public No, I King. County, o.
Certificate MED In New York CO No. Z.
state OF New YORK, 70
County Of New York. So
ON this Sth day of May, 1919, eefors
me personally appeared Thomas y Mckee.
W, II. Schubert, and H. Sellers Mekee' TO
me known and known to me to be the In:
dividuals described In and who executed
edged to me tina, they executed the same.
EDITH NJ. BROWN,
Notary Public 30 kinss COUNTY.
NeN NNrE co Reg No G0i9.
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DIVIDENDS And INTEREST.
PACIFIC GAS ASH ELEoIRlG CO.

STOCK DIV
Notice IL hereby given that the Railroad
Commission OF the state Of California has
granted authority to tho Pacific Gas and
Electric Company to issue. during the year
1915. by way Of reimbursement for net
earnings applied to the redemption OF Its
bonds through sinking funds, and as divt-
dends on It's outstanding common stock,
new common stock to an amount equal To
elk per cent. OF the par value OF such OUT.
standing common stock. that, acting upon
such authority. the board Of directors Of
said company will meet at $3.50 o'clock IN
the afternoon OF June 30, 1913. and de-
clare a common stock dividend, amounting
at par to six per cent. on its outstanding
common stock; that such dividend shan ~
issued In two Instullnents, one-hal on
July IS. 1918. and one-half on Decsmber
IS, 1915. to the common stockholders OF
record at close OF business June 80. 1915. In
stock certificates for whole shares OF fuffy
paid new common stock and stock dividend
warrants for fractional parts Of such
shares which shall be ex~changcable on de
integral numbers Of shares. that no stock
certificate will be issued representing .
fractional part Of n share. that such war
rants Bhall neither hear Interest nor eutitlc
the holder thereof 10 participate In divi-
dends prior to exchange IA stock certir-
Gates; that stock transfer books viii not DO
closed. and that holders OF stock certfHr
Gates not Issued in their own names should
have such certificates transferred on the
80. 1918. II they wish such dividend to BE-
issued In their names. 3
D. II. roorE,
Secretary OF Pacific Gas and Electric Com
pany.- H
San Francisco, Cal, May 20. 1915. T..
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CITY ARRANGES OFFER
OF %$6O,00O,OO0 BONDS
Comptroller Prendergast Finds
Financial Market Is I'm
Receptive State.

Negotiations are understood 10 be
practically completed between Comp
trolier Prendergast and well known
bankers TO- the sale Of between
$50. 900. 900 and SEQ 5000. 900 of New York
city bonds. Tho proceeds OF Tho sale
will be devoted to paying of the $751;
600, 900 In 6 per cent. notes which Will
mature on September 1. The notes are
a part OF the 500, 900. 900 In one. two
and three year notes old by the city to
provide funds for meeting the $S0.0OO.-
900 OF maturit!es In Europe between
September 1 and December 81 OF last
year. Tho remainder OF that issue.
5000 10 900. was used by the city for
miscellaneous purposes.
II Is believed the new bonds to be
sold by the city will he 4hs, and II Ia
certain that they will be long term
bonds. The bankers are understood &c
have assured Mr.. Prendergast that the
bond market 10 In a receptive state FOL
municipal financing at this moment. II
is known that the banks have a large
amount Of IDLE money. az there has no.
been any large Offering OF securities fol-
more than a month. The New York city
AS of 1862 and 1854 are now selling
around par. and there has been an ex'
cellent demand for them Of late. caused
In part by the reinvestmcnt OF June
Interest payments.
The bonds will be the FIRST Offered
since the 500. o00.0 00 sale. II will b.
recalled that this issue was largely over
subscribed at the time In spite or tn
unsettled financial condition OF th'
county and the world by reason OF tn
outbreak OF tne war. J. y. Morgan 8
Co. and Kuhn. Loeb Il Co. were TIT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-04
STEADY UNDERGONE
IN COTTON MARKET
Prices Advance Over Twenty
Points on Covering and
Bull Support.
CROP NEWS CONFLICTING

There was q revival Of bulllsh senti-
ment in cotton yesterday. TIT market
registered an advance Of 20 to 20 points
over the closing Of Wednesday. Shorts
covered freely and there was more or
less APPREHENSION among the bear ele-
ment over a possible rise simply because
the market had failed to break IN
the Governments report. issued at noon
on Tuesday.
In addition to this feature. Liverpool
displayed yesterday a ~steadiness which
was In decided contrast to the easy tone
which has been SO frequently noted In
that market of late. Private cables
stated that the market was small, with
little for sale and a better Inquiry for
spots. 1t seems likely also that the
local market was affected sympathetic
ally by the strength In stocks.
The firm undertone In generally con-
strued as a esponse to the strong tech
meal position, as the market has shown
limited selling power for some time.
SO far as crop accounts are con-
cerned there is little cause for uneasl-
ness. Some complaints are coming from
Texas and Oklahoma, however. and II
will require a favorable period oil
wea the during June 10 make the out
look satisfactory.
One Of the local firms received a let
ter from a correspondent who has made
an extensive trip over Texas. The let
ter says The condition OF cotton gen
orally Is below the average at this sea.
son of the year. Many OF the fields are
foul and the plant Is unthrifty and bad
in color. I saw many fields here the
stands were poor. h is especially
true in parts Of Hill. Johnson, ELLIS, Bel
and Taylor counties. In Cook. Denton
and other of the States principal Srair
counties ! believe the reduction OF tn,
cotton acreage is more thar so per cent
There IL q large Increase in corn. oats
and wheat acreage II apears TO me-
that the State vii produce double 1t:
normal crop OF grain and forage crop,
and the cotton acreage will be reduced
to this extent. with the plant at thi,
date much below normal conditions
Futures closed firm.
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
Tutures StrOnge-VoIuMe
Trading Not Large.

The coffee futures market was broader
and stronger yesterday. The volume Of
trading was not large, burt 1t was much
better than on the faw preceding days
The tone OF the market was strong
under short covering, prompted by re-
ports Of hrmness at Santos. and prices
at tho close were 10 TO IS points
above the previous closing level on
sales of 3O.25O bags. Santos cost
and freight offers on Wednesday wer"
10 to u points firmcr. Stocks AT pri-
mary points were somewhat smaller.
and both port and interior receipts
showed q falling off.
BRAZILIAN markets OF Wednesday were
irregular. Rio 7s declined rs refs 20
1900. Santos ~ were unchanged at
$3.50. Rio and Santos receipts totalled
II, 900 bags. Sac Paulo had 5000 and
~Jundiahy 5000. Yesterday was a holi-
day In Brazil.
Prices were:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-04
4 Rare Bird.

The spectacle of a stock soaring with
out the necessary wings In the way OF
war order reports or other specific
reason is worth attention. Pacific Mail
had quite n squirt yesterday. Sales
rmourted to $4,000 shares. as compared
with 200 shares OF Wednesday. The
price jumped to 81. which compares
with 20 in January. 1914. The stock
has been tipped generously. hut the
upon which the pool has
managed to stimulate outside interest Is
not clear. Perhaps II Is concealed some
where In the possibility that the COM
many will have to suspend It's trans
j.acidc service on account OF adverse
legislation. lust passed bv Congress. in
creaslng the cost Of operation.
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NOTICES.

AASl.EY, EDWARD In pursuance OF
an order OF Honorable Robert Ludlow Fow-
Ter, q Surrogate OF the county OF Now
having claims against Edward Hsnley. late
OF the County Of New York. decreased, 70
present the same with vouchers thereof, 10
IN. subscriber. at her place Of ransacting
business. AT the once OF Mcclure a Prem
tice. her attorneys, No 81 B~roadway, b"s'
ourh of Manhattan, IN tho City o. New
York. on OF before the .oth DAY Of June
next Dated, New York, the 18Th day OF
cATIERiNE CONWAY HANLEy,
Aininistrstrix
Mcclure 4 PRENTICE,
Attorneys for Administratriy
81 R~roadwav. New York CIV.
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THE G MARKET.
Raw Firm at A.OS-R Refined steady
At 6.IO Basis.

The raw sugar market was Arm ves-
terday. with the spot price unchanged
at t.9J cents. duty paid. New YORK.
The Federal Sugar Il fiuing Company
took : 5000 bags of first half July Cubds
at 4 cents. cost and freight, or bog
cents. duty paid. New York. There
were some Porto Ricos offering at 4s+
cents. but refners did not appear eager
70 take them.
The refined sugar market was steady
Yesterday. with all interests on "A firm
SO cent basis. II was reported that
the Federal Sugar Refining Company
was still allowing withdrawals on old
contracts at 5S5 cents, hut was asking
the full quotation on new contracts.
Tho sugar futures market M the
Coffe. Exchange was quiet and steady.
Total sales were 300 tons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-04
EXCHANGE MOVES LOWER.
Downward Tendency On Light Vol
ume of Rusimess,

The volume of business lone In the
foreign exchange market yesterday was
light and the tendency was toward
f~racrionally lower prices.
Demand sterling closed at <.7sta,
with cables at 4.79. This compares with
I.7s tbs for demand n ASS for
cables.
Francs closed at 5.ii for checks and
5.a3h for cables. This with
5.4t for sight drafts and 5.43h for
cables on Wednesday.
Marks were lower at sen for checks
and "a for cables. On Wednesday
they closed at 82& for checks
and s2L for cables.
Italian lire declined to 5,92E, against
5.9lia on Wednesday.
Austrian kronen, in spite OF the vic
tories in Galicia, declined to 1910.
against a close OF 1916 on Wednesday
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PROPOSALS.


SEALED BIDS will he received b. the
Board OF watgr supply, at IT. otires'
twenty-second Moor, Municipal Building
Park Row. Centre and Chamber streets
New York cry, until ~ A. NJ on TUESDAY,
nishlng, delivering and installing where
required, bronze or steel ladders. nozsles
and other articles.
The points OF delivery OF Installation are
along the line Of the Catskill aqueduct
between the Arhoksn reservoir, In the
tow OF Owe, Ulster county, ana WI
View reservoir, In the lily Of Sonkers
Westchester county, New York
At the above place ana tim" the hits
Will be publicly opened and read. Pam
phlets containing Information lot hi1uers
and contract drawings can be obtained a.
the above address, at the once OF the
Secretary. by depositing the sum Of ten
d%ollsrs uiO( In cash or ~ equivalent foT
apply 10 the once OF the Principal Assis,
ant Engineer at the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS, President,
CHARLES y, CHADWICK,
jobs 7. CALVIN.
Commissioners OF the Board OF Water sunply,
". BRUCE COBB, secretary.
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Atlantic Birmingham
Construction Company

The undersigned. The Equitable Trust
Company OF New York. successor Trustee
under an agreement dated April 30. 1910.
ton Company and the Trust Company Of
America, Trustee, gives notice that default
hsyins sGns,sd In 'hs ps ,.I s az ms ~
lantic 4 Birmingham Construction Com
pany and Atlanta, birmingham q Atlantic
ment OF April so. 1910. the undersigned on
June 23rd. 1915. at - o'clock noon. at the
s'S.s;. n me s.' sorSssh q S0s Man hs,ts 's civ
OF New York. will sell at public auction
the following securities. being part OF the
collateral held By the undersigned as trus-
tee under the agreement above nansd:
Ss5o.ooo face value First Mortgage SO IN.
terlin Gold Bonds OF Brunswick
Steamship Co. dated July !. 1907,
Of the denomlnation OF $50, 900
face value each: due BY. their
terms $50 900 face value thereof
on the nrst day OF July. 1918
and $50. 900 face value thereof on
the nrsi day Of Juiy In each year
thereafter to and Including the
nrsj day ~ July, 1929. subject TO
prior payment. as therein pro.
vided. Each OF these bonds bear
an enforcement. by the Atlantic.
Gulf a. West indies Steamship
Lines OF the assumption TO pay
the principal and intVest thereof
as the same may become due
and payable respectively IN pur-
susncs Of the contract for th-
purchase Of the steamships GOV.
cred by the mortgage each OF
said bonds bear a further en-,
dorsement Of the payment OF
the interest due January 2 1918;
1900 shares capital stock Of the Bruins
wick ship Co. OF the pal
value NJ 500 each:
10. 900 shares common capital stock OF
the woodward Iron Co. OF thu
par value OF 500 each;
Demand Note OF the Brunse lex Steamship
Co, dated August I, 1910. In. thu
sum of Sl0i.lG6 81. reduced ~
endorsements Of payments on nc'
count OF principal to slO,Osols
with interest ct the rate OF 81
from January 9Th. 1919;
Demand Note OF the brunswick steamship
Co, dated August !. 1910. In IN
sum of sil6f 81, with intcrcs
AT the rate OF SCI per annuu
from January 9Th. 1915.
Dated Ma. "a, 1918
TIE EQCITAPI Trust vi
NEW YORK.
Bv LYMAN RHOADES. Nice-Presdent
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LONDON, June 3.--Trading was quiet
to-day, with small changes IN prices,
Americans were irregular, but sentiment
was cheerful on reports from your side.
Gilt edged securities were unchanged.
Home rails were dull and inclined to
h~eaviness. Brazilian and Argentine rails
were again weak, Mines and oils moved
irrcgularly,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-04
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN, June 3.-Mining shares dis
played n broadening tendency from
the opening. General advances were
recorded throughout, with closing prices
around the highest OF the day. There
heavy trading in the more active
shares. the zinc issues again leading In
activity and strength. Advances ranged
from a fraction TO more than two points.
United Fruit showed further strength.
selling at 1919. New Haven was the
feature Of tho rails. gaining 3 points.
ThA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-04
SOUTH PORTO RICO SUGAR COMPANY.

This Board Of Directors have this day
declared quarterly dividsnds OF 2T on
Preferred stock and lGr on Common stock.
also an extra dividend Of 40 on Common
stock, all payable on July /. 1915. to
stockholders % record June IL, 1915.
r, \ DtIIINGHAM. Scc'".
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THE DELAWARE 4 HUDSON coMPANn

A quarterly dividend OF TWO AND ONE.
QUARTER (2LT l PER CENT. on the cas-.
ital stock OF this Company will be paid ~
The Office OF the Company. SO Nassau
street. In this city, on and after Monday.
June 81, 1915. 20 Stockholders OF recordTat
close OF business to-day.
BY order Of the BOARD Of Managers.
CHARLES A. WALKER. Treasurar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-04

A Jury before Judge Kerby in Brook
Ign yesterday gave Gus Anderson y
verdict OF 81, 200 In his suit against
Joseph Levy for the loss Of two toes.
Anderson crushed his foo In an elevator
accident In Levy's factory two years
ago. due as alleged 10 the carelessness
of the elevator man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-04
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHiLApELpHIA. June 3.-Therc was
heavy trading in United States Steel
and moderate activity in Cramp & Sons.
Cambria steel. Electric Storage and
Lake Superior. all Of which were
higher. Philadelphia Rapid Transit and
Union Traction improved f~ractionally.
Tho summary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-04

CHICAGO. June 3.-A strong and active
market developed to-day. due to the
sharp Improvement In the East. Union
Carbide, Stewart Warner and Sears
Roebuck were the leading features.
Good advances were also recorded In
Peoples Gas and Chicago Pneumatic
Tool on small sales. Bond market dull.
The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-04

AT A MEETING OF the Directors held
to-day AZ London u was decided to pay an
interim dividend OF hve per cent free Of
on June 30. 1915. NJ transfers received In
order at London on or before June rs. 1915,
Will be In time to be passed for payment
Of dividend 10 transferred.
BRtTIsH-AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.. LTD.
June 3. 1918.
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Customs Receipts Yesterday.

The total receipts for duties at the
Custom House yesterday were $454,-
227,b:. of which Sl60,772,s3 was for
merchandise Withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and ss03, @5470 for recent
imporiations.
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spot cotton at New York was 9.I5c.
southern spot markets were unchanged.
with New Orleans &c, Galveston holiday.
Savannah holiday. Houston holiday.
Augusta s.sSc. and Memphis 9.l2c.
The New orleans market closed-holi-
day.
Tho Liverpool market vas steady.
There was a good business In spot cot
ton, with middllng 6 points advance.
Sales. 10000 bales.
Prices at LiyerpOOl clDsed steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-04
C0rT0NSEED OIL.


Tfie offerings in cotton oil were lighter
during Yesterdays session. Shorts
seemed disturbed 10y the sharp ris. in
Wall street markets n by the bulge IN
lard. Actual trade d maId fo- cotton
oil enIains routine. Dealings tor the
session were 800 barrels.
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

P~IrTsBuRG, June 3.-Crucible and
Westinghouse stocks were fairly active
and strong. Other issues closed un-
changed to slightly higher. Elk County
Gas made II further gain of IS. The
summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-04

SEALED PROPOSALS in trip.icatc Vii
he received hy the QuartcrmaSter, Genera
Of the Army. Washington. ID G. until .
o'clock p m, Eastern time. June :, 1919
delivery during the Hscsi veal 1919. a,
Depots OF the o~uartermaster Corps listed
In schedule, Schedules furnished upon ap-
plication TO Quartermaster General L e.
Army, W~ashtng'oa n G, or Depot Qua,
termaster, SO Whtrhsl street, New Y'-h
Tt's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-04

Island froz n ducks were nof In tutHcisnt
supply to be quoted Prices: Fowls, ~
. box Ms,,sLn 90 he ana o,'r to
lstc; old ROSTERS, liiiql2c, squads
prime, white, 70 NJ. TO dozen ssfs; ?
dry picked, selected 2lr Western 200,
Texas, l7di7,4c Broler'. milk fed. !,
70 ~ lbs, q use, corn fed IA 20 z:
lbs use Caick.ns. u 20 box, milk Pod
81 to 80 lbs, 20c., As lbs and over. clt
?2r corr tca, 81 10 36 lbs lsc ~ NJ
and over, zoo, Fowls l2 10 boN, so lbs
ana ov,r q dozen, lSc.; 30 20 80 No
iSc. Old r~Oosters. !. Tlclsc. Western, lge
Court Of Appeals Calendar.
ALBANY. June a--Court Of Appes ,
calendar Tor tomorrow; SOS. 3H?, So.
and $50.
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'Ex dividend
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMoHE. June s--The securities
market was quiet. Houston OH was IN
fair demand United Railway first IS
were of Il. The summary: