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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
HEAVY RAIN REPORTS
SEND WHEAT UP
European Buying and Kansas
Harvest Also Help to Bring
About Rally.

Chicago. June Fear OF damage
from heavy rains northwest had good
deal TO do to-day with an advance IN
the value of wheat. The market closed
at sc to lac above last night. Corn
gained lc 10 sc to 1Ac. oats finished
unchanged TO lac higher and provisions
down 2i2c to &c to 27l2
For the first time this season anXl-
ETY. as TO the spring crop became the
leading influence affecting the wheat
market. The fact was generally appre-
ciated that the next few weeks would
be critical time in the spring wheat
belt. and that excessive moisture
formed an element of danger. espe-
cially as twelve hours downpour
throughout Minnesota and the Dakotas
was said 10 have followed almost daily
rains since the beginning of May.
There was also a renewal of misgiv-
ings in regard to the effect OF recent
frosts in the Northwest Most OF the
strength from these sources showed
itself in the last hour of the session.
Quite a severe break in the wheat mar
ket preceded the final bulge. An up
ward tendency at the start was for
while more than offset by news that
harvest had begun in Kansas with
weather of an Unexpectedly favorable
sort. which promised to continue until
after Sunday at least. Subsequently
rumors of European buying of new
crop winter grades helped to bring
about a rally.
Bulls controlled the corn market
from the outset. Adverse crop reports
from Iowa and Nebraska were empha-
sized by similar advices from other
states. notably from Missouri. De
mand from the seaboard grew much
more liberal and country offerings dl-
minished.
In oats the feature was selling
pressure on the September delivery.
Several big commission houses led the
bear attack on that option.
Lower prices for hogs weakened pro-
visions. On the decline packers came
to the support of lard and ribs. but
seemed TO neglect pork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

More complete returns of the gross
earnings for May of the United States
railroads making weekly reports to-
"Duu's Review" still make a somewhat
Indifferent comparison with year ago.
the total of all roads amounting TO
$50, 776,l29, a decrease Of 3.6 per cent
as compared with the same month last
year. In the South remarkable con-
trasts are presented, Chesapeake Il
Ohio reporting a gain of no less than
1911. sA5 and Western Maryland $685.
348, while the earnings of Louisville Il
Nashville show loss of s4ll,l27,
Southern S774,l62 and Mobile & Ohio
Sl22,S24 In the West and Southwest
the returns continue comparatively
favorable.
Following are given gross earnings
of United States railroads reporting
for May, and loss as compared with
earnings of the same roads for the cor
responding month a year ago; also for
roads that reported for the two pre-
ceding months, together with percent-
ages Of loss compared with last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
Millennium En- Route

]. oaeer Of one Of the commercial
! ana 50 a man whose business II
~sp close watch on trade and
*.1aeneies, found inspiration the
- cay IN the headrear Of his fell
I, tsssengers on a train. Counting
n, |as or unusual kinds Of straw
u, sight he found no more than
49,. tnree, where a year ago II
4, nave been easy 20 find twenty.
= ,' us getting things standardized. y
So, and Standardization means
b, ~ As the season goes on and
$50 getting scarcer and more ex-
,s.. We shall probably ind people
!. s standardized clothes. And
u. 'aoNs maybe bv fall women will
~, gwen up those extraordinary
s..,. sho we shall have standardized
-" Think Of the gain 10 the ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
Too Much Money.

's,n there is a surplus reserve Of
Ns5.OOO,oO0 held by the Clearing
7 banks Of this city alone, and
4lie in week increase twice as
7. " loans, there is room for a sus-
y nat bank managers would not
verse 10 some change that would
ii'm more chance TO lend money.
, 1a, reason, among others, there
! gooe many bulls in the financial
tI'i But II precedent is a trust
ly guide 10 takes something else
- EASY money 20 make a stock mar
!. " ught money 20 stop il. Stock
u - nave been known 10 soar when
cans were anywhere from 90 TO
= ny cent, and IL is within the most
~. ~ aisiory that they have lain pros
=, ~ wen ! per cent money went beg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
Cuggenheim's Strength.

l,,d the stocks 10 show particular
r.,r,s in q list tina. was full Of
= spots" was Guggenhelm EXplora-
- /, would have been reasonable
rs,s % sscr.be the strength of the
I'D 70 the holdings Of the company
~ 4 Of such stocks as Utah Cop
y SHELTERS. Chino and Ray Consoli-
nd IN large blocks all these COM
re doubtless profting largely by
!, extraordinary advances in metal
~n But for Wall Street purposes
rr.,ty something more was re-
n. o impress the Imagination. Il
10 Finished in the shape of a re-
m Inst the company was about 70
-rbg,s lis principal assets or was
s., 70 70 into liquidation. Calculs-
q. we're put forward 10 show that
imitation value of the stock was
.rs,a SIS and $50 a share, and as
ssr price reached yesterday was
rN ne inference was obvious. I'm
srs,sly for the life of the report
.,tsior Of the company said frank
wen asked about the truth Of the
-ry that It could be denied without
lixtion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
CHICAGO PRICES.
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

duluth. MINI. June I2..wHEAT-N>,o, ! bard
; 2Ss 81 49, S S,i "a. iu5. s. ~ ss. 10
Se,qs Iqa' WHEAT 5, s9s,i s AG'9 1a
g. "a coRN|No Q. yellov 5iis sihc. July
stS.c BAILEY Mating ,saIic. -
,iiIi. 10 northern 81 OF, 81 sos 10 ?
Norh,'n. 81 isr 81 80, ggB ..5l .b,s S3 ist
~. yIOI-R and BRAN Unchanged
Toledo IuEs I!.NH q At tSsIhoyfRsrEpn
Pam r..n g. 90. Ociotef. SSie hLsihE--
Prime cash, 81 20 TMorHi-rrms. cash 20 ,
'R6Iadslphli June Is-wHEAT-st,ssiidy ,ohN
-Higher. No ? yellow. local. s'Ss.le s"'ni'''
:, Ioii, June h -WHEAT-No T. red. ~ ~
No 2 hard 81 ifsN % July. siets III III
"a ; ;5c. 80 3 vhlis iils 9ISc. lyy fS@,,fit
oars 40 = nominal. No While. f's''7'0'
'Us 80 rry. June Is-wHEAT--No 2 I'd.
s, isSsi II: 10 9 hard N,ieshi CO.'S ~ .
No . mlIed. i2s 70 ~nnbSt. i5b,Siee,
80 , mixed. i9Si2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13

Aggregate reserve. SsaS 500 o00 excess reserve.
Slsj 7s5 100: decrease s.. So so. decrease.
SUMMARY OF STATE BANKS AND TRI ST COM
PANIES ~ GREATER NEW lORk NoI ~
CLUpED N CLEARING HOUSE SIAIhMkNI i.
Figures furnished b. state Banking Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
Opportunity Loses It's Way.

.isrs ought to be a chance TO trade
s-HAut on the difference of opin-
e hS, seems 10 exist between GER
~ representatives Of the Depart
-. Of Justice and the officers Of the
s..sIn Pacific. When the govern
~; wins a suit over sO-called oil
"a sgsinst the railroad It claims 70
as isgsined property worth millions
3-ars in the aggregate and tens
as.srds, if not hundreds of thou
ga. Q! dollars for the average acre.
81 re Southern Pacific, which has
g good many years 10 90 over the
na and find out what is in them,
TO ,seysd 10 sell them 10 the gov
tii,s' for IS cents an acre. accord
2 % story current yesterday, and
ii'rss. itself none Of the anguish
',s zines 10 a man who has been
Ht'si,aed. The stock market reflect
eaipopulsr belief that the Southern
'fi' had a good deal the better Of
tTgment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13

-. 49, sank sank Of England announced yes
D y s.as, II had sold another $4,000
,s,,. ,s,o'elgn gold. II is practically
n, 1 that the metal will come
IA - NE banks reserve al Ottawa and
ss,, brought 10 New York. That
es,, wat by Monday or Tuesday the
a., IMPORTS Of gold by the United
Z, ahee the beginning of the war
"a sass the 100000. 900 mark.
b 49,, m % the exchange market nor in
.s,, .,iseinational trade situation is
-. ~ slightest evidence that the
Z ~ the precious metal is nearing
hayi,. 30 Tar from sterling exchange
"a because Of the great imports
- ,s..!t stands barely steady. Doubt
a, - would be a change IL prices
: 49,. II'esiled international issues in
y. !. market experienced REVEALS
w, nave been seen in purely do
, securities. As il is. there is
! lsss.stnent for the foreign holder
'''esns 10 sell his stocks and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NeV York. June Il. 1915.
GRAIN.


WHEAT was the opinion ~ some loading
grain operators that the sharp decline ~ Friday
had marked the elimination ~ the downward
movement for the time being al least. and Al the
opening " the market Yesterday prices showed
gains n Sc To lisc from the previous close Tie
huyirg was not very aggressive. and while the mar
advance was checked b. further selling believed 10
he from tno farms, and prices losi all the early ad-
vance and declined 90 Sac 70 isc below the last
prices Of Friday Bulls were not inclined n ahau-
don their efforts 20 bring about substantial rally
market again hardened. and al the close vas al
about the top. with net gains ot sc % llsc. The
weather appeared somewhat more favorable over
good part or the winter wheat beli, n helhg gen -
orally fair with higher temperatures but there we're
heavy rains I'm the Northwest and predictions for
further unsettled weather and showers over th'
white; wheat belt. This rise TO further fears
n vet harvest. as cutting j. nov In progress as
Ear north Kansas and is expected % WORK steadily
n0rthward from now on. There were rumorS Of eX-
port business but while there said y have
been some fair sales made late on Friday mos, of
the rum0r, lacked confirmation and there little
IN the situation 20 indicate any substantial increase
w the demand for new crop wheat from Europe
The possibilities O unfayorabe weather for harvest
ing operations. as we'll az determination In the spring
wheat belt. were looked upon as factors which
reason 70 expect crop OF large proportions without
an actual catastrophe In the local cash market
70 , red winter wheat was quoted at Sl.-s1. and
No Nor Duluth. 81 27'. and No / Nor Manitoba
Sl23.. c ! Buffalo
CORN-Growing uueasiuess regarding the condi
iion NJ the uew corn crop, az well a. an improved
cash demand, again had a stimulating influence on
the corn market and AZ the close ~ the day prices
were lc 10 NC net higher There we're rumors Of
export business throughout the day. and advices
from the West said that sales had amounted to
about $50 900 bushes In the local cash market
No > yellow was quoted az Sac. prompt
shipment.
OATS-The oats market was steady In sympathy
With wheat and corn and rumOrs n export sales
hui there seemed 10 he good deal ~ selling On all
hulge,. and final prices were unchanged to &c net
higher. The local cash market was steady standard
quoted Al 34t7c. No white at 55c. No white Al
SIC. No 4 white a. 53iar fancy clipped white A,
iia57isc and ordinary clipped white a. sac SEC.
all elevator.
RYE-NIarket duh: No ? Western. sl.2s nominal.
+ export
BARLEY-Market duh. mailing 75c {
Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
IlPICS OF THE DAY
V N WALL STREET
s,b Metal Prices Assist
's,,ders in Giving the
Market a Whirl.
LIEF OVER GERMAN
CITATION MANIFEST
=. and Dogs Prominent in
-, nealings Guggenheim
Not to Liquidate.

ri the ordinary variety DO
t'''i'';s, = 70 buy such sterling IN
e. ...,c9rities" ,slvayss IN quota;
s,rs',. - as Federal Mining and
e h.'AT, ,ited states Reduction and
, '.o and quicksilver to make a
t'ts ss,,srdsy for the stock mar
aa' !. - ,, press their relief over the
O . - tension with Germany. So
sem ', assumed that the too strik-
'.a 100, in those securities yes
'.,,5tbeir existence 20 the per
..sl w. .,r;.;es OF the professional
ot " p.onle familiar with the old
l'''s -3.viIle stage VIII doubtless
= ~" ...,..y,sting likeness IN some Of
= - ~ most conspicuous stocks TO
's.I ,.;, 6umbbels of the profes-
o.. ..n,o man those dumbbells
ca sos0 lbs" ia unm,stakable
= Z s.,,rs and sho5,iered with i'm
.Tort. And ,hey may remem-
''',a ,,.sing the stage door late on
y y. fr;eb; and seeing an express
f''-s ,. or with an srmful Of the
=, 'l-SbsIIs. o. whose appalling
"a, indicated by their labels
100 wholly ignorant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
APPRAlSALS OF ESTATES.

ROSWELL MILLER president Of The Chicago
Milwaukee 4 81 Paul Railroad Jan ?. 1851 net,
sf-e Iia sO To Mrs Msfy Louise Miller. Ehos
hfe iuereft iu two trust funds one Of SIS 500 .nd
smother ~ ts7too. and me residue - The estile.
90 4 So A. the dcsih n the widow the estate
4. fersft 10 Dorothy Miller. daughter chief stock
holding, Central Trust Company u Illinois. 80.
ftr Continental and Commercial National Ram; OF
chicago sliI SO. Tennessee Power tompany 49,
~. triou sfori}ar,is Company. ~ omaha. vi !.
no. Illinois Timber Company. So 900 Standard
Gas and Elc1rir Company. t24sh0. Price Cereal
ProlIurt, Company. so 900. Nesiinshouse Airhrake
company Sgi7g3 British Columbia Copper CON
siork M me Chicago. Milwaukee a 81. Paul tom
pany. - -, q, ,.,,. -. ,,a
EDWARD HANLEY tNoT. II. 1910 net. t'e
~ IN II Catherine G Hanlsy. widow 50 3Si 50
Ths balance Is disded smons three bfoihers. who
receive silsi.le each. and Esphees and nieees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
COFFEE

further advance Of SGD In the rate OF Ell
change on London az Rio gave confidence To BUYERS
In the coffee market. and a. offerings were small.
prices developed seader tone. and at tine close
~ the day were lao points net higher. The vol
ume OF business was not large. consisting Of go
bags and. while the buying Yas rather aggressive
Al the start. the orders came mostly through one
broker and toward the close ~ the day the market
was inactive. Mireis prices In both Rio and Santos
were unchanged and. while the cost and freight
market steady. offers from Brazil were again
ket. The movement az primary points mod
crate and. as stocks small a. both Rio and
santos. the evidences ~ somewhat later crop than
anticipated seems 10 be having some Influence ON
sentiment. fhe spot demand was again quiet with
buyers limiting their purchase tD direct impOria-
tons but owing 10 the relative hrmness I'm the
July position in the contract market spot prices
we're steadily held. with Rio IS quoted az 5iac
Range nf prIees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
,.,,,r. Do Most of the Work.

-, r. the movement in the
,-s feline specIalties the mar
=, =, considered 20 have acted we'll.
!, s,i6 that the professionals
~ l.,,g most Of the work, but that
-. ~ the copper issues there
J,o Isve come O fair sized public
--,,.ion. It seemed 10 be the
~ 81 people in the commission
:, ,ss, me breathing spell 10 be
Nv he interval between the DIS
u our note 20 Germany and the
-, n Germany reply would not
LIVED 70 90 10 waste, though IN
= - the caution with which the
-, iss been conducted since the
-, ~ the Lusitaria created a
i, (, our relations with Germany
=, thought unlikely that a con-
- .Fort would be made 70 sweep
...rsli, Of their zee. into bull mar
j, .g,b a. has been dreamed Of and
..s.,,3 ever since the international
~, Of trade began 20 move strong
favor Of this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
Bank Exchanges.

Clearings through the banks this
week at the leading cities in the United
states. according to "Dun'5 Review
aggregated s2,767, O29,720, an increase
Of 81 per cent as compared with the
1881 ST. ,7es Of the same week last
year. but contraction OF 8 per cent
as contrasted with 1918. Compared
with last year, when the weeks ex-
changes were Unusually small, New
York City makes fairly satisfactory
exhibit, with a gain Of 81 per cent.
Considerable irregularity continues 70
appear in the returns Of the cities out
side New York, and the Total OF all
points 1881 .5SS,i14 shows a gain OF 80
per cent over 1914.
Average daily bank clesrings for the
year to date are given below for three
VnQrg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13

bonds here, and so little help comes
from that quarter to his beset govern
ment It we'll may be that in the
course of time heavy taxes on Ameri-
can securities abroad will help 10 ere
ate dollar credits here by forcing the
liquidation of those holdings, and so
make easier the buving Of war sup
plies in the United States, but as yet
there is no sign of il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
Dissolution Denied.

The truth OF reports current IN hnsn'
cial circles that the Guggenheim *
ploration Company has under eonsid-
Grafton a plan for dissolution, when
includes a distribution OF the security
holdings, was denied by a representa-
tive Of the Guggenheim interests yes
terday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS.

increase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13

The market continues firm Arrivals still
Nghf luVoccs are showing yery little Il an}. tn
crease. and A. most h2rDor points demand Il ot
volume sun1cieu' % take care ~ arrivals very close
ly. Fair call for light clover mixed. and yery llie
~ Il. straw quiet and about steady. Hay Tim
Oily. prime. large bales ton s2l5ogS! 70 J..
light clover. mixed S22a$23t0. tSmail bales SOC
luWerl STRAW y. I Slt T01 ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13

CoTee cables RIO No unchanged a. 1855
exchange l2a.d. up sgd receipts 900 bags stock
eos 600 Rags Santos-N0 unchanged al $500
re,eiris 900 hags. sto,k. ~ 600 bags.
Receipts a. the two ports were II 900 bags.
azau,t l. 0on last year and $4,000 two years ago.
Sac Paulo had 1000 against 900 ana II. 000,
and Jundishy had 900 against 1000 and .l,0oG
bags. rcspecti;eb
STGAR FUTT RES. There was a steady open
lng n futures this morning with nfst prices IN
changed 10 an advance Of ] point. sats on the
r.U were 200 tons. AZ the close little trade
riIying sent prices q point or two higher and the
market closed steady. unchanged 70 an advance
u prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

that q, the creditor. and dat, when Judgment ".
hled .. ,,,- ,,n- M
Drukker Pm Drukker: March % 1918; Alo'.V5
Ht.-1s,t.s and Traders Realty Goa J Hoiuer,
VI ,,loitt foto. kli3 IS
Mdi'u -. ~ lana. 81 4i9 36
S ,Ie : 4 NJ lee. NAV TO- 1915; 81 1872 p
M.IltIiS NJ 10 ioi5. $500
H4me '1m', %sssot' Anr o. 1918; SiSS %
ho"an, . -, No,tgssa Guarantee Co: March
y SS9i- - '' &il3 ~
van WE "A F Dulrst: Jan T. 1915; t2ol4j
The Bronx.
pu,kor NJ and l Go1an'ky; A Levin MaT I'm 81 u
r.rrcn Ill West e5th stree, Co; Aug 10 lelt;
.., u AZ tr,,srcs. Feb 10 1915; 81. o90 os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
BUSINESS REVERSES
rrr1r1nX IL RANKRUPTCY

cu.prvs Seldom. contractor Of 9o7 Dyck.
49, 81 aied petition with liabilities $40 COL and
asset. Of no value consisting o. one sna d o1 's
Stock N the Seldom Plumbing company anu O"'
share charles seldom Company
COTTON CLAIMS or PLLL 4 co
: u r PTIL & Co.-Judge A y. Hand has
ordered that the receivers ~ :. " 7 re-, -.
cotton and stock brokers formerly al - Ltcna'.T
p,,re no directcd TO withdraw al objections 70
"a nefions 10 reconsider proofs Of debt NJ cred,
iiors whose claims are based on we 1iea,h ~.
',,,,sr, Tor future dolivery Of cotton heretofore
ale, nv Them with Peter p. oney. referee, ih
ctsrvs ~ the bankruptcy proceedings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEABoARo cLeARAaces.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Flour was inactive. with the usual saturday
apathy among buyer, but prices remained uominaly
unchanged. with slightly steadier tone. owing 10
tine uptum in wheat. Spring patents. 81. 3j0 So 20
spring clears. So 2Oa s. 30. winter patents s. 100
So > winter stTgighls. N.Sj@y6. eAl.a No VIM
straight,. S5ljaS6.aj. fancy ,prng patents, job-
bling lots. $3.50 <79j. RYE FLOUR-Fair N
good. S6.l0d 500. choice % fancy s. 300 81. 80.
CORNMEAi-S steady kiln dried 81 30. RAG
MEAI.-Steady. fue white and yellow. tl.iO@
$l1j: coarse. $1,000 81 IS. FEED-Wesem steady
bran, 100 10 sacks. S23.7j. standard middling do
Sa6: -four middlmg DO S32: red dog flour. li0-lb
sacks. So. 80 city steady. bran. bulk S22 50 100
lh sacks. S24 heavy middling do. S2650e 81 nour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13

Liverpool cables Spot cotton arm. sales. &eoo
bales speculation and export. SEQ American. 5000.
Imports. IS 000. an American. including N0s
american AZ outpOds Mlddus upland ala.
Futures opened quiet. generally "a points hlshsrl
July August. 529Id. October November. s.J.1; 4
} anuary February. 5.55izd. March April 5.isd1
May June, 7ed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
Movement of Specie.

Imports II speris a tns Fort - Nee fork ,sr
the weed ended June ~ were God s-.s "a. 80
. ,otai "a 81 asa sSs In the precedink ee>4$
ilfi $40 81 lie correspcodins seek lasi ~
i.,uarv / he imports ~ srscie snoJn nj
GA sin sssinst s. ess $50 lat year
Exports n spe'ie were silver NSssNo
tlte 500 against total - N3Ae sAxs
All ysar since Jsnuary ! tKpcrts q ia
III 70 81 5so.i.s and silver, slt,eeT0U.
sac .es 009 sold aud slSeSo.lll sls4 >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
CLEARING HOUSE
LOANS GO HIGHER
Surplus Reserve Up $S,OOO,OO0
to S195,0O0,O OO-Deposit
Liabilities Greater.

The actual Clearing House statement
showed an increase in surplus Of 49,
SS7,26O, to sl95,l56,5O0 Demand de-
posits increased s29,sl2,OO0, time de-
posts increased s4,299,OOO and loans
increased 15,s3O,OOO. Reserve in vaults
and in the Federal Reserve Bank in
creased Sl6,564,000 while specie in
vaults Increased S1l.l52,000
Surplus reserve in the average state
ment decreased S2,s3s,3 $50. TO S1S5, 1885,
400. Demand deposits increased S19.-
$4,000. time deposits increased 49,
100000 and loans increased Sl9.7l4,000.
Reserve in vaults and in the Federal
Reserve Bank increased S6.783, 1000. while
specie in vaults increased s2,706,000.
ACTIAT, STATEMENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
PROVISIONS

The market 'or hos product, vas under pressaf.
- Iioutdsfiol especially lofA ana pfices Nrte
s,sisr closing orb ~ slightly above the lowest
Tie bes maTket vas easier ard u was thousnt
~ rsetsrs we're on the selling side. Receipts
n hogs :, chicago were II 900 ss tn for
- ,.,sIvsf I 700 and Omaha 500 PORK
si.,dy mes. tieaSis % family. S-laS-s short
go 40 ;0aSsl so BEEF Quiet mess. tls l0s
,is family. SO sOaS-e y PACKET slsaisoi extra
f5i. s,sss y33at3A DRESSED HoGS-Stsady .
lnlls a, IL ia h. ne: 100 H. IKE. 100 II.
it, riss I2e. CUT .MEATs-Pich.d bellie,
aitst 10 IN i3Rr ~ b. llA.c. 10 h. llkc
pietied hsms sitadl quoted. len ei2Ac. TALLOw
o,,tef spefal ste. rity. Size country. S.. % u
I sGD[Fssief. Middle West. el0ds zoe Ciiy
d1,d essy AZ q, Refined lard easy. south America.
n sse. Continent 10 soc; Brazil. keg,. II $50
grmpognd dun At 7AGiAc sTEARlNE-eaS !.
ol,o' -, a3c. eiD lard steanne. letc
OILS.
Tn. ioral market fcr refined petroleum vas IN
rhsnxef LAuseed OIL unsettled hui price,
.bo,ssd no further change STANDARD white De-
t-osur, bbls New York ard Phila s. 50. bulk
81. standard white. eases. New York and Phna.
a. rs. water white barrels New Ioyk ard phla
Is 50: bulk S.. wStsF White cases Asw York and
Paula. slo1s. LNsEEo 0IL~-AmencLn seed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13

SATURDAY, JUNE ~. 1915.

Trading amounted
s3S3 against S0OO
date &5696lOoO against SSi27O1 in 1914