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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
NEW CROP OUTLOOK
SENDS WHEAT DOWN
Rains in DrOuth Sections Of
Belt Also Influence Pit
Traders.

Chicago, May 3.-Prospects Of a
bountiful and early harvest turned out
to be too much of a handicap to-day
for supporters of wheat. In conse-
ouence tho market, notwithstanding q
display of power TO rally, closed heavy
at q 70 ia net decline. Corn finished
l to rs TO II down, oats off Is to rs
and provisions unchanged to ~ lower.
Fairly general rains that fell over
districts east of the Mississippi, where
drouth had been threatened, brought
about quite a rush Of selling in the
wheat pit at the start Higher quota
tions at Liverpool, however. large ex-
port clearances and a big cut IN the
domestic visible supply tended to cause
a rally that lasted until about the mid
die of the session.
Growth conditions for wheat west Of
the Mississippi were said 10 be so
nearly perfect that the crop, instead
Of being as indicated in March, three
weeks late, would likely be the earliest
harvested in several years. This as
sertion was reported TO cover all the
territory from Texas 20 Missouri.
Texas advices were that wheat was be-
ginning to head. with a bumper crop
in sight.
Corn sagged more constantly than
wheat. Excellent field conditions and
larger receipts were chiefly response
bic. Shipping demand. although said
TO have improved somewhat, was on
the whole undeniably slow. Oats weak
ened under hedging against new crop
purchases TO arrive. Rains East gave
an additional advantage TO the bears.
Large receipts Of hogs acted as a
weight on provisions. Continued lib
eral export clearances, though, we're
helped in averting any serious decline.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New YJrk. May 3. 1915.
GRAIN.

NiLAI-Ihc crop conditions proved m, dom
1AAs feature IN the wheat market. and while 40
I'a'- NE foreign situation caused sufficient buy
"s L. o-'hs a'oI. good rallies late IN the srs-
'l Prices were az the low o. the dav and the
close was = % l4c below the final u saturday.
GOOD rams ever large part OF the Ohio VALLEY
state. which had been sending reports Of IacE ~
moi. iurr d. well as faftcr.ug reports from the
an. an spring wheat states aud adviees that
made fl' American crop outlook most fsyor5lla
ana Cf,'t tie many hulIsh features iu the situg-
-yl. y no question which IS puzzing the stage a.
i.es1hl IS ne price az which Europe viii be allie
70 absorb the first rush % selling against the new
crop Inc visible supply IN the United states
ioaded SOCKS Sif Hcea,Si So'' W ga5a , While
ior The week were 1887 600 bushels against H. o.
I,ayyJ la5t week aud 92iS000 last year Re-
under tle cleaTances. Exporters wof, in The market
Tor OLD crop wheat and sales for tEe dav
amounted 20 about 500 0JO bushels In The lo.sl
clsl market No red winter wheat was quoted
Norlsrn Manitoba. NGiis GO = Hgralo.
parHs the ground Tor Tie new crop as vel a, r.
ports NJ more favorable weather iu Argentine a., q
s[-e feneIis = primary points caused quite general
sr..hE ana prices were loser. closing 81 a net d,-
cline Of 90 ll2c TIE visible supply In the United
S.a'e' showed decrease q l7t- 600 bags COM
IaIgI WIN decrease Of ll34 900 last week and
cash market No. yellow corn was quoted az Ga
PROMPT shipment. Exporters reported 200 600 bu.heis
"AlH-ihe rams over the West were looked
N'H az very favorable Tor The new crop and prices
Etir easier closing az is0lisc net lower mo
'-I"r supply showed a decrease Of 20 r-1
ui-tt4s compared with q decrease u 1851 900 ls.t
year I.e Local cash market was easy: standard
GI'.ed az t-ier. 80 white cgr. 80 % t.tto'
80. ~, ....' hI &c. fancy clipped white esq
elevator nyr'0... w "A'' W. ,l,s a.,
.I-f' BARLEY steady. mailing NIgs-c r {
.tIa'. .Al steady. so 81 Tgf,1tI H..
N' . q. '....-eS.Iy. so. 3. sI9&.O5. shipping.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04

There IS always more or less foreign
selling going on in the market whether
from advantage or Of necessity, but
yesterday II was considerably aug
monted. London seemed 10 take the
Gultlght incident with great serious
ness. Canadian Pacific, the coppcrs
and Steel had 10 bear the brunt Of
the lQuIGatop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
Warnings That Are Unpopular.

Y eVsTanees like that Of Frank a.
1, aasflip, Of the National City Bank,
speech at Philadelphia are not
tiSHar' lie was quoted as saying:
time for warnings despite our
,.tialness. The National City Bank
ae present time is carrying a 90
cent reserve on its 100000, 900 Of
rr' ss. When a speculative com
Es1ly gets 20 point where its
ti.sest hopes are based on the CON
,s@nee OF devssting war IL would
- As If IL were a time for warn
even without considering what
=" happen when the war is over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
THE METAL MARKET.

go, ..,,,t market Tor COPPER WAS quist with
Tho l"aA 800 4, Isr ard casting a. lSA .
Cee'ro9' IT, Ilrflr COPPER closed q fI6 To- fof
ls5 sfo as for futures aud ~ Tor ei'1''oiy
&C. sp,. ,i.. Ncu Yors Metal Etchsnss vas ol'si
ilh on 10, q tons cash A. ~. sp'i iH uts ton
o Sas quoted at a. go ,os a1S s ssd ' fs, IS
C.osea ., wl,h sales Of too tons SPOT AMI 40
tons futures. - ,,-t and as 70 80 and Past
Lao cur 10. ~ go london Iced closed al Al
- 50 fUf siN. "a s,st d o. a. 70 o, and
Sne.f n.,g ls5o s ltoa L0ndon ssel1sf spot
soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
NAVAL STORES

Tupsntlns ssEcr and prices ~ lower. with only
4 moderate dom1ri Ro.n was steady and I'M
hanged SPIRITS TJ'ErENTiNE-Niachins bbls.
s,i4c TAit-E-.urt Gui him. DC. HOsIN-Com-
mon % good strained g C0e. T.. $3.50; j., $500;
T. 1850: J.. g.: q. 4OSc. II. I loo: l5c; X.
1850. NJ 4CJc. y. 56,c. VIC. 6lJ1. WV. 6.5Oc.
COTTORSEED OIL.
Tfs volume a. business 90 the co,tonssei Of mar
Dot was comparatively small and IN h'slnce o.
aggressive demand. tOe market was slightly lower
% .lsr moderate liquidation Closing prices woIo
Ia4 point, u.t loves Tenders on May contract
amounted 10 l1Ju. 81 900 bJ.s. Range Of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
New Tenants for Dwellings

s,,0,.,, 4 H1hh, have rented 25s West Gath st.
q, M, ] n HAYS ga West l47'h A.. n a client.
IN conjunction with Albert .. Ashforh. 10 Riverside
Dr,y, % Nathan Klein. $50 West lOSth s. 70 If:
II Evrr.t Russell: % Richard Ritter. 800 West 80
al and 20 West 10th 81. 70 Thomas OConncu
r..-ls Ford leased 70 Emily Baiten. l-3 East
C1,s 81 llg East 34th ST.. 20 Mr5. Colby.
roul. Fs-ker Company leased 525 West l1jth st.
% IS tam btnttL - ann
C'giHin & Goodwin rented 70 Georgianna Miller
sZJ Yves. llbth So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
Westchester Transactions.

& osro,I Pen & Go leased Tor W Ward Damon
tt, rs.t.I.r-s Gray Gables on Prospect Hill. Pei
E,-, Manor y l. o. USE =. Pe,ear.
Trs River y.eg Building Co. sold tho cottage at
"a v1-rb B,1aInay. NJnkers. " Y. 70 pur-
crsrar 'Tr occupancy. ,,,,- a.,
-...ra~t a. -llc.lk leased for Robert Mallory his
,.+... s1r-rristug thirteen acres. OferlooklnZ the
er-,i al Fa-um Point. Greenwich. Conn. 70 Col.
a...sf If..g.N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
Factory in Another Deal.

q 2 Butterfly has leased for DCchtermann
r-rr ~ Oh. No Of the Douglas Robinson.
Ct.-Ies s Brown Company Tor a term OF
wears. on PEI, basis the former McAIpin
tobacco factory, az l22-l33 East lith st.
--,rH This is The .hird transaction inyo'y-
ir- chose premises recently negotiated hy Nr.
rIttoriy. The new lessee Will rebuild for
e-II another tenant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
LONG ISLAND.
COUNTRY.
FURNISHED HOUSES TO lie
NEW Jersey.

rr-pNrsurp HOUSES FOR RENT AT BooNToN
and Mountain Lakes. EDWARD :. NAhAlA'
Poonton. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
Lots at TarrYtown Sold.

r,s,-h p Day sold for The 500 Fifth Avenue Cor
rar.ua1 10 tho Chevrolet Motor Company. o. New
NJ IT,. auuroIin.a,tIy seventeen acres In Tarfy-
,9tu \ Y frontinA on the Hgdson River. being
All he land lying between TIE Beekmsn az. and
Kinssland Ioint plants u The Chevrolet Motor Com
many q Nov York Inc, formerly the plAnS "
H.. Nargeu Mo.or Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. May 3. 1918.
MEEKLY RECEIPTS.
QUOTATIONS FOR BEEVES.
BEEVEs.

Receipts far two days 30-s head: i2h cars On
sale Steers in ub.ra. receipt; SO" % locS iec
lower. prime heavy showed rreaiss, decline. iat
bulls about steady. others weak 90 70 lower, Iht
cows eay medium sud common steady @ s,rons
Medium t1 choice steers sold A. ). 50dS.t0 pef
100 b.. bulls AZ $ 2'e!l, extra dressed. N2is
us ip--f native sides. l0h9l2hc 800
Sslc.-NtPhsr.ou 4 20. Il Penn steers. 1854
Do average. s. AZ ref 100 10: 10. lts6. $50. -.
1873 $40. u 100. So 80, ~ So l55'
1855 $50. U.s. 1854. $: 2. lot5. $50 !. hu-,'
1870. $3.50. 2. 1880. S.. J.. l-s5, 500; 3 H,5.
{gg6.'4 1851. S. 40. o. iles i625. !, sos. s.
:. s55 So. eoss. l-os. .si5' Is. lit3 90:
IS i55iiss: SS,55. 5. 49, 5; o5 T. i6sl $50.
it i8.2 10. T. 500. s. s. It3. 81 70. 2, -.
1850. S. 90. I4is. II. 9i5. H-5. ID. $40. 81.
Nfe s5 So Co Ii, g5 l'' a55 ou IT, ,so 81
D. mo. s. %. cows. 1888. go. = ,95. 33.t''
/. SIS 81 Boz. o. t54. Si.-5. 3. ~. t81y.
800 f,I.. % 1903 $50. 10 ohio. 1862. $50
g Va. 1913 sso5. 6 cyss. lleo. $50. 4 So.
k,fa, Commission Co. q Ohio steers. 1858 H..
$50. hIT' MO. $3.50. 2. o5.. it.2J. . COWS.
800. SO. +. 80. $50. q AS 5" 'ie $50.
$50, s.. I.is. iT,s. 20 VI. 1890. $50. Is y
TTssla s sA.nssa. u Psaa 'Iss. !!E u. %;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04

rctracing Of steps. After a while the
pace ought 20 be faster. as the coun-
try gets better adjusted 10 the changes
brought about by the war. This ia "A
great country and ats business men
are versatile, but they should be given
time"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
UNFURNISHED APIS. TO LET.

Broadway Apartments, 5lst 70 62nd st.
3-I-5 and 9 Rooms. Low Rents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
More snaca for Show Rooms.

7 NJ citdina & Co. who occupy the entire build
,,S Al Est Sos FIFTH sv have rented for term ne
toS aoor In tho adjoining building. 56Z. northwest
y,sr of 46th A. The space. which will give ne
~ - .,,biishtneut A new street entrance. Will
To- usea Tor executive Offices. display and special
showEU0ms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
In The Auction Market,

BY Henry Brady
WARREN ST or AVE. s. 9s5.2 II o. sguyten
Duyyl PARKWAY. 2OfIls1l05I hrrG Nll1diA"h'
b James } Donovan.
"a n = Of Coucourse. also East lgIth =. q ..
Is n q u Creston Az Adjourned 70 May 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04

Receipts ior two days. eT2l hesd, : cars on
SALES Sanders-52 state hogs, l5l N average.
IS - per 100 10. IS, u.s. $50. = IcnhsyFahia'
It's. Sis; 10 r0ughs. SiI. SGD.
Rerns Commission Col siats hogs 10 ~
5 Judd & Co.-85 STATE hogs lss II. ;sl5:
4 r0ugus. 83I. $500. .
Newton a Co.'S state hogs ll 10. SS.loi =
2l3. $; rJughs. 1913. S. 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
9Th Az. Parcel Transferred.

The property at the northeast corner o.
Fifth ay. and 29th Ct, comprising pro
"a sxiOO was transferred yesterday U
Frank Y. Burton There is mortgage o.
SiOO, 600 on tho parcel. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
Bronx Apartment Rented.

sussrsan -Glhbs q Khrlin lsased FOR the Newport
Te,fstinE COMPANY. a client of suaua DNotSy
re- ..1Yy elevator apartment a. The nouhssH cor,
r.- On lslth T. and Prospect Az tor a numhcT ol
v.,r. tl. lease involving approximately 100000
Inc -sacs viii rebuild the entire uolad noot. ~
IA ,-t, ,oern ,fofr, TO conform with the rapidly
changing character o. the section into Tetail uAde'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04

Rice & Hnl leased for the seasS n, iI'
yinbbs q Beard, his summer camp near the
Adirondack League Club, and with a 'front.'
age OF 200 feet on Little Moose Lake. 10
Amos l., Prescott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
BROOKLYN Parcels Sold.

v-.,,A A se.v.r A Co sold s1 lots At northwest
.o-reI ~ Twelfth ay and 10Th st., for the Glorsl-
tar Construction Company % a o9Lder, '0' III
rro,emcnt with ne-family detached houses -,
fieT-y Agar sold the 3-stOry sir family house az
d Waiyorth g. 70 Lorenzo n. BracclA. taxing u
paIt payment 1926 Kent Az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
SUGAR.

Refined sugar was unchanged and uadlnE Wa'
Quiet with ou'y moderate WithffaWas Al re-
fprrs list granuiatsi on the basis ~ C net. lrsi
2 rcr cent for cash. Cygsl domnot. cases. To
cations Ian " fuu size pieces gc. IN half cases
2 TO-. 10 cases. 5-i6 cartons S'0c, DO half cases
\ sGc. Eag.e tablets 100. cut loaf zoe. rrus. ID
& SOC. mould A & Sc. cubes aud has.r c0nfar.
toners gfanulsiod. o g5c. NNNN powdered. 6l,r
iu containers. 90 10 bulk. o.ttc. laFe 5-.b bass
poedefed. ace. powdered and coarse powdered
cad Ease coarse rTanuis'ed. lOc. irIt p0vdrrri
sad lAE- extra fnc GRADUATED. g., domino gfaH-
ulafcd casss. q ~ and lb cartons q .t.. IH
lar case. zoe: Eagle 3 ~ and DO cartons o'
me g'anulaisd. zoe; Glib bags DO. o.. "a il
1. iss. = lnd 20 u btss 90 1Sd standard ula-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
Brooklyn Sites at Auction.

william p. Rae will auction to-day IN The Brcok '
Iyn Real Estate Exchange for the estate OF Josl4i
tending through 70 y H0yt H.. also 400 brds
u and 2gS Lincoln pl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04

Total sales we're 10 900 bags. and prices v,r.
irregular. closing 70 points net higher f1r
the near months and unchanged 70 2 points lower
for the distant positions. Tie principal feature
in TIE marlet ~ present sppeaS 10 Do tight
cHHg So The July position. This month which q
short time ago Wsb selling Is points under Sep
tcfner. closed a. 4 points under that month and
Soma authorities believe That the technical position
Bon july g. decidedly strong. The statistical posi-
ton s. considered strong and 70 was estimated
tfat Tie worlds visible supply during April would
ElpN decrease or possibly 100000 20 500 900
bags. compared With a decrease Of 523 900 last
year. Shipments OF coffee from Rio and Santos
last month were heay, amounting 20 lOi-.0
bass. ITO local spot market was inactive and
unchanged. with Rio IS quoted a. &c.
TIC total warehouse deliveries last week were
o. .sl bags. against .09 $3.50 last week and eJ24T
lef 'csr. q The former amount New York haI
q 900 bass, Receipts al Rio and Santos last week
were Do! v.o bags against l5s0DO the previous
week. $4,000 lat year and $4,000 two years ego
Cl'Arancos and shipmen's ~ Brazilian ports during
tie week were. Rio ciearaues. 90 900 bags if-
cIsIlnE 1900 20 the United States. ID 900 90
Europe and North Africa. SlI 5000 20 Cape River
Iia'e and west coast % south America Santos
cIcsrsucos, $4,000 bags including 1000 70 the
United states, "l2u0H 90 Europe and North
africa aud ~ 900 10 Cape. River Plate and west
coast 81 south America. Victoria clearances ~
ue United s's'c, 1900. Bahia receipts. 6.ao)
bass. stock 20 600. c'carances % Europe. 1900.
aud elsewhere 700. Range Of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
Rents Newport Cottage.

De Blois & Eld-idge leased for L1,ws Ca,s
INdyari the Huntington place. on hnse fu,'
SaWUort. r. L. which he recently pufChas d.
10 Mrs George 7. Bliss OF THIS city for the
coming season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
New Brooklyn Apartment.

shampan & shampan have prepared plans tor
upFr-ment house on the south side Of Adelpm ~
30 .,et north AZ De kab ay.. Brooklyn. on plot
tOs 100 Tor the G. a NJ improvement Comp any
as owners. TO cost $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
BUYS Montclair House.

Frank T. Williams n the Nss Jersey 'oAtsd
Paper Company. has purchased the new hou 49,, o.
tfas corner o. lorraine and Norwood a'es, ppet
Ngrt-lair n contains eleven foofnt 49, tnfcs
b.l.Eoons AID sls e4lli b. u'NLa Lsnsss y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04

COFFEE CABLES Rio: Market unchanged 81
$500 for No z; exchange u ll-l6d. UP Lied
receipts 900 bags stock 900 900 bags. Salto.-
No l. unchanged Al $500: receipts. 1900 bags
efork 6Z1 900 bags. Receipts a. the two ports
were % 900 bags. against 1900 year ago and
600 two years ago. Sac PGulo had is 900. against
3 900 A year ago and 900 two years ago. Jun
diahy. "a 900. against 1000 ard 5000 bags. re-
spcct!ycly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
real ESTATE.

TO THE MAN WHO
L REALIZES THAT
THE MOST DESIRABLE
SUMNER HOME FOR HIS
FAMILY is NOT TO BE
FOUND WITHIN COMMIT
INC DISTANCE OF NEW
YORK.
1t is not necessary for you TO
spend four to ten hours on the
train twice a week. The East
ern end of Long Island extends
from a point opposite New
Haven to one opposite New
London. The north side Of this
section Is wooded, billy and
bounded by fine beaches. Ex-
cept in time II Is as remote
from New York and as altogether
delightful as the Massachusetts,
or the Maine Coast.
Many handsome places have
been built here In the last few
years by cultivated people who
have discovered the charm Of
this country and that the City
can be reached from It In as lii.
tie as two hours by train and
three hours by motor.
We specialize In Country
places In this district and have
to offer at bargains three desir-
able places which their owners
must sell and few comfortable,
substantial and spacious bung7-
lows and cottages for rent at
$500 to 50,
SHOREHAM AGENCY,
Poioer House, ShOrehdm, Z. J.
II Wall Street, Net0 York CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
Do You Think

Long Island City
property in the neighborhood of
the new Rapid Transit System
will improve when the road is
running?
258-260 Academy Street.-Two two-famiy frame
houses one block from the station at Wash
ington Avenue must be sold for whatever they Will
bring together with the following properties;
MANEIATTAN-402-4 04 Pearl ST., Running through to
10 New Bowery.
43S and 440 West 57th St, near 9th Ave.
pROOKr YN-1S three-story private dwellings Clinton
St, Harrison St and Tompkins Place; to be
sold separately.
Northeast corner of Myrtle Ave and Jay St.
known as 69-75 Myrtle Ave. 81 to 333 Jay st.
BRONX-Subway station corner four lots. n G. corner OF
l3Sth St. and 3rd Ave.
So lots to be sold lot by lot Mott Ave,
153rd ST. to 156th St. and Sheridan Ave.
7ocz can remain on mortgage Titles insured free
Ar n. absolute auction sale Of the Estate of Arthur r.
Morris bv order of Henry Lewis Morris, Executor at the
Exchange Salcsrooms Vesey Street Tuesday May th
70, NAP, and tartita!a" apply 70
Clarence Davies r4otb S. and gid Arr 4or and 6nstosns
Joseph P. Day 81 Nassau ST.
Lewis S. Morris, Esq, AtC, q Liberty S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
Disoounting Prosperity.

t.,s.e real bulls said a broker yes
ls,s. are not the people who buy
b. tickets just because there hap
80 be en- unusual number Of big
AZ but they are the people who
va, these war days substantially
a,r eey would buy in other days n
p,..,-ef e discounting a return Of
an ..etity TO the United States. Things
il ,ssIing better in business. That
te,,s secret 10 anybody. But pros
h., Is not yet running along like
IA IRE. II there were no war
f.arSope we'd probably say that the
i,,s.. ttoeks-which seem 70 be the
ser, leit 70 some one else 70 buy
can. .thing just about where they
ins,,.@ be. As see IL. business is
"a, .g IN sound and substantial
-" sast there won't have 70 be any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
SUGAR FUTURES.

Provisions cvlct ard. while prices reli'ci from
on carly decline me ..og1 wa generally below che
rua's ~ Saturday. Tho hog movement was uhera!
lli me Western markets were lower. Receipts -
day. 10000. h.rsls Ciu received 900 and Omaha
$500. rUlut--'oaay. mess. SO t9J0. family.
tls5O1SIg, family. {lg509$2O.5y. packet. $l9G
so. cy'ra india mess Sss8&si. DRESSED HOGS
I0isr. 10 ID. INC. p,r. lINc CUT MEATS
TIcaoi bellies dun. ~ b. 1880; y %. l-g. u
Do. Ike TrEel hams quiet o. i2tc. TALLOW
LARD. llt4c. Middle Wost. ee0@lUs cts. lard
steady a. sac. N.lncd lard steady. south Amor
l.a. lie. Continent .H.s0.: Brazil Kegs, re. Com
pound steady Of 5Aa5a.c sTEAEGNE-Barcly
steady: oeI. o.. Asked. city lard acaunc. HE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04

u's's1. fo-~. f1e g-7ruafet s1t diamond a. &C.;
So 3. 5t... So &. ss.-. SO B. r-e. 80 q. 500.
$50 & rf-r. so g. co.. 500 %. f'fri 10 10.
Do. 5Ir.. HHN sugar vea easier I1 '.r' a'i prices
Ne-o Lice i.tsr u1 f4as U. 1000 bags N Porto
Hf.0s a. t--- Win more offered az that price At
-h. e'naa Prices acra tr-r FOR centrifugal g. Tor
uo,assss and Sac for ClNa. oHst and freight
SUGAR FUTURES.
FUTURES opened cu.et a. f' POINTS decline. Ard
uroushout he da5 trad.ns was uEh.. owing 20 an
castor .rH market AID trader. we're waiting f0r tho
weekly CInsu figures 90 morrow. lns uaff"i closed
lui points '1NHr. Wish tJ.al facb % Wv tons
Range of prices
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BUSINESS CARDS.

CARyyuL CARPET CLEANING oo..cksns, ~
compressed air, steam hsnd Or 90 81 49,
pycsdssy. :2l East sstb a. coz bhANDL
Tel l32-5sth -------y-------..-.,
-N.IfIs-ssS Letters. 500. nso: lee. Mts
10 900. 50 prempt @. ~ Mesihcrcrd ~ br sl
a. fFoutshle Buildlngl. Room lisl fhoos hss-
-NlVy YORK IARPET CLEANING Works.
Oldest largest Most Moderu
Prices RsAsonsble. ccni u tEsnG.
la ssg3-sss: bsysnh AsI-tSs Noa SA u
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T.ease Near Adirondack Club,

Utah ~, ,ar. OF the estate Of the late Walter T.
nmryea T. N Crawley & Bros. were tho brokers.
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SUMMER COTTAGES TO RENT.
NEW YORK STATE.

RON PINT -SlI.room bungalov; Lsks YlIid;
basuiifI location. T. b.. 1864 BHay.
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EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
CASH QUOTATIONS..

IRON y, No fslt5o Flour. Npls pat s. 10
IRON - No l445 Cotton. mlddling 1920
IRON, j. No / 400 Co"ee, 40 RIO -2
S.eeI IalS..... l-5 Sugar, fine gran 6.0l
!.lec "copper". 10 Noiasscs. OK. y a.
IN ......:.... 90 Beef. family. 20 ODD
LNchange lead 4lIH Tal!Ow. special.
SleIleT .......- 1919 Pork. ness. ~. o.
Wheat, No red 10 HOES. ar lf0 ~ 10-
Corn, No Q vel k-&|Iarl. mia Wrs, 90
Oats. stand VIII 81
'Asked.
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H0THousE PRopucTs

/ CrCUNBERS No /. doz. 75c63l. 80 2 Dor. 5.
/ 0fi CAuLuLOWERS. do l-a s., LETT ~
nearby. DBL Nof2; .doz ga co.. MUSHROOMS
. buttons. 1900 81
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OILS

R-9nc1 petroleum steady and prices remained
unchanged. Lrsced Ok was hrmer and prices were
higher FOR both city hTI out-of-toNn OIL IE-
TKOLEJM- standard white. Sew York and Phila,
bills 1850, hu.t. g.. cases. lOc; water HG.ie GJs'
Doc: bulk gr. cases. lie IINSEED OIL
American s..i city raw 65GCTc: out-O'-.Own raw.
.------- l.--..t. NV 10