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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18
CLEARING HOUSE
SURPLUS HIGHER
Loans Expanded Over S5,OOO,-
000-ExcesS Reserve Increases
More than S6,O00,000.

The actual Clearing House statement
showed an increase in surplus Of &c.
7444l0, to Sl69,455.730. Demand de-
posts increased 1921 900, time de-
posits increased S2Ss.OO0 and loans in
creased S4,943.00O. Reserve in vaults
and in the Federal Reserve Bank in
creased S9,374,000, while specie in
vaults increased SS.99S.000.
Surplus reserve in the average state
ment increased SS,167,il0. to 1892 39,-
go. Demand deposits increased sl4,-
$4,000. time deposits decreased $780,
600 and loans increased Sl,S96,00O. Re-
serve in vaults and in the Federal Re-
serve Bank increased Sl0,036,000, while
specie in own vaults increased 1884
mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18

hulk Is$5as7., lisht. s765ats, TO- mixed 8; =
81. heavy. sC.sj@N70: rough. 81 $50 81. II:
native bc,f steers. 81 40: Western steer,
S7ioo $50 cows and hcifers. 81 20 80 .: calves
5000 S6.75 lambs. s6.25e $500
ri,t,prsh. July l7...-HoGs,-- Receipts. 800:
s. 80 SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts. 500. steady:
to. sheep. $40. TOP lambs. $3.50. CALyES-Re-
ceipts 100 lower. top. slO5O.
Cincinnati July lI-HoG1 Recept'. 400:
strong packer, ana ggtche T i' 81 20 ia 'o GhT
TLE-Receipts. 100: steady: calves steady al SO
SO p. SHEEP-Teceipts. 300. steady lambs
steady
East Buffalo. july l7.-CATrTE-Recc 800
head: lower VEAIS-Recept,. - head. slow $40
$40 HOGS-Reccipts 1900 head: active. heavy. 81
aSSl5: mixed. SS'2ja$ 40. Workers. S>.3jn s.. 80.
$50 SHEEP AHD LAMBS-I,eceip,. 700 head ;
slow lambs. sj@<Ss5 yearlinss si.3oaS we,eeTs.
Kansas CITY. July l7.-HOGs Receipts. 700:
higher: bulk. 81. 500 So; heav. ,E4ogtN SO:
packers and butcher. N50g 81 -: light. F.5 ,5s
steaiy: prime n steers. ssj0USiO. dressed beef
,frey: S. 400 80. Southern steers. $3.50 So :
s ,sSs, SO oa e bG, 2 ca,es s.
sizes: y;arliass;, ss;OGH.s5; "''hes. $50
ST Louis. July I7-HOGs-Receipts. 900;
higher, PIGS ana lights. $3.50 s. p: mixed and
butchers. $3.50 go: good heavy. s. $50 81 90.
CATTLF-Heceipts 200. steady native beef ,teens.
s. casio a. yearling steers sud heifers. $50 s. IS
rows SOC s. Is stOrkers and feeders. sos % ,
Texas and Indian steers. 5. $50 $50: cows aud
heifers {la 80. native calves. sHtl07j. SHEEP
-Receipts 400: steady. clipped muttons, SO HJ.2J.
lambs f7.j0at'lj; clipped lambs. SG$'.JO.
lBy Telegraph to The Tnbunel
Louisville. July l7-sIlEEP and LAMBS-Rs-
c.iyts IS7. total Of q i22 for the week. The
tst springers brought ~ Sc. according TO weight
and qualify common light stun selling down 10
7isc. seconds. jaiisc; culls iF5c. best lat sheep
i,riuetug steady prices. So SIC. medium aud com
rroi kivds ,i0s and unchanged. bucks around sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. July II. 1915.
GRAIN.

wHEAT-The wheat market was again feverish,
and after an early advance Of so nc prices decline
sharply and closed with moderate rally. Whlch
len final quotations Tsd2isc net lower The
weather over the belt was unsettled, win uu-
merous showers but there was quite an extensive
arcd where clear. hot weather prevailed and II was
thought that harvesting would make fair progress IN
those sections. The movement has been vcTy much
kct susceptible To weather conditions and the
prospects Of an Increased movement Total receipts
A. interior points last week were 2 1870 900 bushels
compared With l27l5.GOO last year and It was
thought that the visible supply on Monday VIII
slow another decrease; while last year there was an
the Northwest included few scattered complaints
~ black rust. and while no serious trouble has de-
the market as a probable strong bull feature which
II likely to develop at most ans time. Exporters
were IN the market early ana esilma,e, on IHe
amount Of business done during the day ranged
from 600 OOO bushels TO 500. 900 II said that
offerings of wheat little more liberal
and the late decline In the market was attributed
e selling by cash houses I'm the West. Cash pre-
mums irregular. with the most desirable grades
hrmly held. and The uncertain quality Of the wheat
this year is expected to result IN Irregular cash
prices. The Liverpool market hrfner. and cable
advice, from there indicated growing belief in
deterioration 10 the American winter wheat crop.
and It Is said that holders In India were very nrn
In the local cash market No > red winter wheat
was quoted a $780, and No = hard AZ 81 Az,
/ New York. export billed. No ! Nor Duluth.
81 1874 and 40 l Nor Manitoba. 81 i3t. ! Z
CORN-Thc corn market was irregular with july
showing a steady undertOne. while later months were
easier the close being lsc higher to l2c lover.
Weather, conditions were believed 10 be- favorable
for the crop over quite large part Of the belt.
but sentiment Influenced considerably by the
light stock, Of Old and the fact that offers
from the county continued small In the local cash
market No yellow corn vas quoted al Nshgc. aud 4
cargo ~ Argentine corn said 10 have been sold
At T3c. New York
OATS-The oat, market was moderately active
and the undertone little easier prices closing
4 "a Sc net lower July short, showed some ner-
you.ness at times but the buying movement was
moderate Tile local cash market vas steady.
standard quoted al 63i5c No white at &c. No 3
white at 63c. No white at 62I7c. fancy clipped
white az G4G6jc. ordinary clipped white al G3d6ic.
all elevator.
RYE-Mariet quiet. No 2 Western. sl27 1 {
export.
BARLEY-Market quiet. mailing. re. c
Buffalo.
HAY-Market steady: prime. sl32l2. No /. 81 =
@Sl.271z No ,. sl.22lz No g. 81. shipping 81.
NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat: Close Yesterday.
Ceufember Observation-Disclosures. 81 Is 81 iGt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARo CLEARANCE!
FLOUR AND MEAL.

The -four market inactive and uomiuay
unchanged The fCverish ActiOn ~ wheat made u
difficult TO make quotations. aud buyer, and sell
ers were In most cases. apart Tie following
price, IN wood are quoted the New York Pro-
luce Exchange. Spring patents 81 so % 81 10. spring
clears s. lO@ So 3: winter patents 81 80 s. ~
s. 100 So: extra No > winters. Si.90@tj. Kan
SsS StraighiS. 5000 500. fsucy spring patents
fair 10 good $3.50 >j.Sj: choice 20 fancy. sj.S5M
ST. CORNNfEAL steady: kiln dried. s. BAG
coar,r. 81 CO@&i. %. FEED-Western steady: bran.
lOo-b sacks t2i7j. standard mildling5 do. S2S 30 .
-four midllings do. s33. red dog l40-b sacks.
49, 80. city dm. bran. bulk. $3.50: lO0-lb sacks.
So. heavy middlng, do. S295O. -four middlugs
do $36: red dog -four. liO-lb sacks. 81 o!lmcal.
s3j 2jd$ $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18

Coffee cables-Rlo. No 7. - reis higher at $4,000:
exchange l-l6d higher At IL Lie. receipts. TO- 600
bag. stock 30 900 bags. Santos. No 4 30 reis
higher at $3.50 receipts 81. 900 bags. stock. SIS.
900 bags.
Receipts. compared with last year and two years
ago we're a. follows Ports 81 900. against IS 900
and % 900. sac Pauo. 50 600. against 80. ooG al
81 900: Jundiahy. 80 900. compared with 30 900
and $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18
10 - WV
Brazilian coffee statistics
'NOt received.
Sugar FUTURES

The market on Saturday was lncless. there be.
ins only 100 tons sold. The opening was ] 10
points lower and the close l 70 points net higher.
The absence 0f a street market aud lack o. news
from other quarters served TO check business Range
81 prices -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18

SATURDAY, JULY II, 1915.

bondso
to Friday $216OOO SODA
against $685.
SS10 in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18

Official Cotton Exchange Liverpool Cablcs.-Spot
cotton fair business doing. sales. 5000 bales;
speculation and export -.j00. American. 1000.
Imports nil Mid upland. 22d. Futures opened
steady 10 s points higher. Closet barely steady
SlOd: October November. Esd. January February.
j.42isd: March-Aphl j.jld: May-June. j.5Iisd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron. y. No fyl75 Cotton middling 90
Iron. y, No 2 80 Coffee. No Rio gig
Iron. y. No lt.25 Sugar, fine gran 6.lQ
Steel rails. L2j Molasses. OK, y -
Flee copper. 1875 Beef. family 5000
Wheat, No red l39A Tallow. special. 6fs
Corn. No > vel S9. Pork, mess. Is -
Oats. standard G3iz Hogs. DR.. 100 n III
Flour. Mpls pat SIS Lard mid West SD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18
n.,ond the Dreams Of Ayarice.

The non-dvidend paying industrials'
,L;rb is almost the equivalent OF say
,,g The war stocks, gallavanted through
80 trading as though they had been
r;rked out for special attention by the
Ro,bschilds. And the rumOrs about the
Yrsr order companies were such as &c
;n5icate that Great Britain and France
md Russia would have TO end the war
y 8 month unless they could find some
niace where they could pawn all their
lands and Jewels Unless there Is
something wrong about those rumors
"a thing that is high treason 70 sus-
pect-a treasure such as Golcon-
ia never produced will be on its
wsy across the ocean before the end
Of the year. Il would not be too much
70 say, after totting up some Of the
,eeel. reports Of war orders, that for
every bushel OF wheat the United
States produced this year and 963.-
100000 are expected-there will be
turned GU, a bushel Of cartridges. ten
rifles and two shrapnel shells. The
estimates are not accurate, but then
neither are the rumors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18
Domestic Buying of Steel.

There has been a good deal of cues
ton about how much of the steel pro
ductlon Of the country-now estimated
al 30 per cent of capacity-has to do
with war orders, and how much with
purely domestic consumption. On the
basis Of information obtained from
Pittsburgh, J. $. Bache & Co. figure
that domestic consumption amounts 10
between 90 and 90 per cent Of present
production This, they believe, is as
nearly right as any estimate. taking
INTO consideration the fact that so
lar domestic buyers have not taken
hold with avidity, railroad buying has
been light compared with past records.
new construction is far from heavy.
and jobbers and manufacturing con-
sumers have shown no disposition to
stock up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. July l.. 1871,
BEEVES.


BEEvES.
Receipts 7Gi head. all for slaughter. No trade
I'm live cattle feeling dun Dressed beef dull city
dressed native sides. l2iz l4hc. extra. &c.
CklvSS.
Receipts o. head Very little doing. feslins
easy Common To good y'als sold at $500 81
per 100 ~: gIaS'ers at $50 Dressed calves 'er'
dull and barely steady at last quotations.
SaIe.-kerus Commission Co: 30 Va calves
lGl 10 average $50 pr 100 10: l3 1876 b. s. 20
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts $50 head: - cars on sale. Shee
easy: best lambs about steady others slow an |
lower sheep tewe,l. S3W$jj0. lambs. $3.50
81 %. culls $50 s. -. Dressed mutton SLOW Al
Sei l3c III: dressed lambs. A. la ljc. few a..
ljk "a lie.
SaIcs-Kers Commission Co.. go ~ lambs.
6S IN average So 20 per 100 10. 22l Va. -. s. -
l9i. 81 H.. $50; 2o7. 60. s.: ~. % u. $50
l0T Va Gull lambs "a H. $50; 80. - 10. s.: q
Va sheep. III 10. 49,. u. 81 10. $3.50. IL cuil
sheep. IS ID. 81. -
Tohin & shannon l9l Va lambs. 81 III. IS; 80
sheep. III ID. s.. a. Va 81 ID. S4.5j.
HOGS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18
The Real Mystery of Crucibles.


Crucible Steel, whose gross profits
in FIVE years have not aggregated quite
$4,000, 900. was credited with having a
contract for no less than 100000, 900.
Supposing that even a fifth of that
amount could be converted into profits.
the willingness of the insiders yester-
day 20 let the public in for a share is
hardly TO be understood; that is. unless
il is really a Perkins pool that is man
aging the campaign and the pool is
thoroughly imbued with the altruism
Of Its reputed leader. For the stock
10 sell up to S5l a share. when it was
possible en- last Monday to buy it as
cheaply as $29. might have been
thought remarkable enough. In many
quarters il was, in fact, thought
marvellous; but it could not have
been known there what orders the
company was supposed to have booked.
.- had been. the fact that anybody
Who had once bought shares would be
Willing 20 part with them would have
been thought much more extraordinary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
New York. July II. 1915.
Manhattan.
following judgments were nled yesterday.

The following judgments were nied yes'c'uS'
lHe "'S' "''', :, ~ Co,,c.feld. SilSS5
Applcodulh - T,I,n Bollmer-United Cigi-
BclheI' !"""' W STA -
Rel lanes EN- G Bel. costs. ,,SI 49, ~
Boetter. Carl Nv W Farley nut. . uf ti,-v
Rurkard Drug Co. Inc. ana Nllnsm "e'' w, 90
RurEr' AlfTed|X J Hague & Co; Sis
RerEogitz. J S-Sten Laplock Tire co. s iy' W. op
Cobcu ii II-C Victor ct al: IN ,a5 :
GyaHrr. ! M-Tilhard Hotel Co; go go ~
Teigenbaum IA Tekverk: - 2It ~ -
To2' II C. Fox and w II Canrey-H u ,,i reS IN
- cock e' al. Molly. 1898 -
IjacRdorf, H-National Nassau Bank OF N,soa,,.
Erauss CT TomashoH. slGNs!
/ A Nlorey X CO-MatheWs HARRISON .-Vn y;
icti,z Wv s Wagner: $50 >5'-'
Miller Emma G. or Mrs Thomas ElDefI- ON 81
v B,%'' Augusta. or Augusta ROth-c Coleman:
Prayer. J-P Miller ct al: 80 ~
pcTevra r Il DAILY. s-f- /,
Rcifnn E-Jefersou Bank; , 49, >-4u. u
Vobinson D. receiyer-N Railways Co. .3sl' ,
Rosenzweig Bros. Inc-Irons Russell Co: ~, 20
Varisarda A and VS. PerlS; StOi.'5
stein columbia Construction 60. Si.=.as
Ssbatb ] Al W Thompson 81 al Sl4a.V.
Simon J-Cahn Belt q Co. S-.-SV ~
Stevens Mrs Louise-M FIemaito' si55. Z
Weiuscin Nj Nemeiz: S-i3 81
wilson. Mildrei-I kaufman; $-oo 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18

The provision market was firm early. az re-
suit ~ an advance " 10 points IN the price u i've
hozs but selling orders appeared and prices eased
On in some cases 10 below the previous close. ~.
celpt, uf hog, al Chicago we're 5000: esumal "a
Kansas City received 700 aud omaha 500 PORK
IN settled mess. sIsa{INio. family. f2l@ 81.
.bort rlesr {lgdtgl 30 BEEF steady mess. 81 n
SIS 30. family $40 IOa 5000. packet. 81 900 SO
EXTRA India mess. S3lgs32. DRESSED HOGS nrin
bacon, lac. $50 TO- ll9c: 100 %. llHc; 40 ID.
barely steady. 10 n. lleal4ac. u %. lt&c.
"a No. BE. picked hams quiet. quoted. ltla ljhc.
TAILOW dun. special 6Ac city. sc. country.
sT,a6isr LARD steady. middle West. s0je
Ijc city lard nrm. quoted 5Aalsc. fehnei
lard quiet. Continent. Q tir south America 9 90
Ike sTEARINE quiet. oleo. Sac. city lard
stcarine l0c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18
BUTTER.

Receipt to-day. 6.SI2 packages. Most buyers
seemed "a he we'll supplied aud there was very
little call Zoe many class Of stock. Feeling steady
the finest grades Of creamery hut ~eah on an
ether Qualities. Creamery extras i92 scOrel. -'c'
higher scoring 81. o. Sc hrSts. 2i+. a=6Ac. sec
onds e3agli.c. thirds. 22e 22ac. state dairy. nm
est. 26izc. good To prime. 8la q 2tc; common 70
fair Fla &c. renovated. extras. 240 2i1zc brsis'
I'm 23zc. lover grades. 2l9 re: imitation cream
cry nrsts ga a &c. lsdei. current make, nrSs.
~, q 22c seconds, gO@2Di.c: lower grades. lSizG
lgitc. hacking stock current make. No !, 2Oh9
lie. 30 ,. 1874 q 20c. lower grades. l7g l9c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18

81: standard white. eases New York and Philsdel-
phia ta.T5; water white. bbls. New fofk anu fhuh
city raw. $50 zoe. out OF town. 51@JSc' Chcuua
NAVAL STORES.
Continued hfinness ~ SstaDnsn. whore tuIpeh
line was quo,cd ggna3eae SATURDAY. caused
an advance ~ spirit, here 10 &c. Tar was dui anu
r0sin stesdy without further change VuOtstlptis
follow SPiRITS TT'RPENTfNE. machine bots
Sc TAR-Reiou and Kin. 800 jyc. hoSisN-
Common 10 good strained. 3ZJf. Is. 3iIc' - 51,c- .
4. z Coz: n. 81 5c: a. aS0c: u, 3.SOc. l. 3.s,c; h.
t20c: 81 fsOc. y. J7jc. VIC. 6.Ijc; WV b.'1c'
corTossesD OIL.
The market for eottonseci oil very inactive.
with traders inclined 10 he apaiheiic and s.su de
rclOpmsnis. Price changes were narrow ana ~me
what irr, gilsr and the underiOns was barely
steady 1ne late decline In lard caused a reneNa
u bearish ideas and Il was SAID that offerings o.
new crop crude were again more liberal a. the
slightly reduced prices Range u prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

POTATO market weak: exceptional sales II best
Eastern Shore Early up 70 N.l2 general mdIH.i ~
down with MANY sales around Soc The general
market is till heavily oyerstOckcJ with nearly All
Kind, Of green vegetables prices are 10" and gen
lighter s,Iuph and Wi'h a better demand stock
cleaned up closely leading 10 some advance 3..
the late sales. although much OF the nist sup ~.
sold al uuimproved prices. Tomatoes dlassns a,,'
average qualities making A low average ~,
plentiful and moving very slowly. ohloh' Hiehsii :
az the low ranges quoted. Coed green corn slcaS,
hut very little arriving Cabbage san Irc,Sls
Tor sale al any reasonable ontfs' air !, MP
sible 70 close out al any price. PoIAIoi;S. new
No bbl I5ca 81 second, aud culls. 800 bOc. on
ibl or bag SOC ONIONS. shelter Island. yellow.
mi 81 25msl 30. Jersey and Del. white basSel'
lG,a S0'-. yellow i0I toe. red j0G CSC. Md aud Va.
haskell or crate 3j@ SOC. Orange County. bag. boc'd
ST. Nv 7ob bag 600 7oc TeKa' ysiiG .9 , C!aS
J,l,1 bunr,cs 55ra$i50. BEANS. Jersey. wax.
basket. 6jcca 81 green. 4Oa Ijc l. green; bag IS.
uGoc wax 5ocas CANBEkihS, -, s "a sg u yo
by. tops on bbi. 500 'jc CAhii0IS' o,d yDh 'iiS'
81 nS'fy t He" coRy Is-,c, fancy selected pr
100 s2a - Jcrsey fair 70 a,rage ~ ~ oJ yyg
nSl.Tj G. crate. tocH 81 CAV LIZ Low hhi !,
l. /. b6 t.a$ljO. CuCl NBERS. Jer'ey BOX 20
kst 3On iOr. bbl 5Oa Zoe. Del aud Md, basket, 5VA
&c: / + LIGHTHOUSE. basket. 81 go s. %: dollhouse
bunch $50 SOC. CABBAGES. nearby, lou. .yS1
81 90 hbl 100 zoe. red. POI I'ca 80. ~ TO-,
rtste. 81 jOat s.. LETTUCE. state. S-dozen Graz
700 jc g-Iozen crate 300 zoe. nearby. 6bi 900 -
P ISy, RTATS b.;Eit 81 16sj5 20. MU SiROOMS
rs basket. $la$l 80: OKRA. southern. 9 1,,,
iOcasIj 20. per 6-tn carrier. jOcaN =; ptthAS
Wes,ern = Y basket. i0dTjc. bag. ziG j0c; PAkS
IEY nc,rby 100 punches. 5000 PEPPEkS
Jersey basket. joa I5c box. 'oa 5oc' g oai w.,
WAINE' nearby. basket. goo SOC. RlT BARB. near
by. 100 bunches 1ic@ fi2j: sCALLi9NS' a asatly
bbl jOc0$l: 80. ASH. marrow u3l. W. =,
msSt '5o,at5c: box 3Oa i0c: SPINACH. nearby
crate. iOcasI TtRNlPS. white. 100 punches. %
IA 81. bd 100 1jc. rutabaga. bDl or bag; fUa d,
TOMATOES Monmouth County. Standard box ". ~
50; So Jersey Acme small box. N25@E G ii.t
Del ,nd Md. carrier. 900 IJc. hothouse. lO'lj-.l
basket 81 9jaSlIj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18
OILS.

Petroleum. was without change nm saturday and
I!uselI oil. while steady. Lad no special movement
Quotation. f0iiDs. PETROLEUM. standard white.
bUls. New lo.k am Philadelphia $50. 10 bulb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18
POULTRY.

Som. Il freight cas- on tracks this mofnins 81
witch 3 car, wcre unloaded and Il cars being car
,,y.J ,o.day but scarcely any demand. Inc MAJ
ket however ha. cleaned up closely 81 lows AII
hoilers al steady prices but iuVolees ihal,AS Sun
,1erease of brO.lers 20 arrive next week arr pi"'
rect. easter Old roo.icrs IN moderate supply ah
rrm l. I and other nearby spring ducAs so" Ahi
!, me surplu. lots going 10 reeyers. SQUADS dfAs
gns Frozen gogry ,ey qIlsII ' hlr, .nJ toH,s
ri,cd In iGr. toms lic. CHICKENS. fresh broii
on, iced Philadelphia, l. and l. T. ID 20 pa
y0c. Penn. 2, ih - pair. GJHEtc NEARBY 'Pus'
SoIibern milk fed. Y-31 lbs loc, western or.
picked. milk fed. 81 %. 5he -.r; ,voth icni
h., &c. 3-3is lbs no &c. Ohio and Mlcn; "s.l
ed lbs to pair d. 90 Other sSa'f 6vr rs m
box dry packed. Western. boxes - lD' ahd OYER 10
fo1 iry picked. HE iS.jj lbs. lIhc. 49, ib'
jhc: 3ei2 rs ~ 800; ~ isS; u@ iy S SS
a. lbs and over l7c. .bs, l6iac. St lbs. ljc,
: rs and under. 1910 = Shern lnd and III. lhs
les. southern aud southeastern. average best I1's
a Ice small. la'1c. ONO fnd Mch acaided; rnrsg
lsisc. other Western ,caidei. iarse, lsc. 0rnEK
POULTRY old cooks ID. lle lie. ! and Penn
duckngs 10. lie. squads, prime. white. ~ lbS -
COS $3.50 . rs, s. 5 lhs. NjO. lh. ~
euis. 700 re Frozen-TURKEYS. Western small
lcIes dry picked selected young hens. gle. tons.
gle. bill. dry picked. selected young hens. zoe.
toms, goa gle. y9unS hens and toms, l9f zoe aver,
bes, lsc. Tex. Do picked average best. ne NE
turaeys No =. lia l5c. old hens zoe. old toms.
l9c BRO!LERS l. 70 box. milk fed. fancy. ~,
lhs to don. 2-a25c: IS % lbs. 2ec corn ied Is;
Il h0r soft nes'ed milk fed t3-if lbs 20 don. 2lc
= los and = n r.. 90 tl, AMI over. 20, corn
ted 81 lns. isc: lbs aud o'Sr -ee go lbs and
lhs AMI over 90 d01. div picked. Use 80 lbs ~
40 lbs i-c. 3l-tl Dos. lHc J0-3J lhs Zoe. uu1e
" ia " d0l. AIS. Old goosyegs. l-GI-se.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18
CHEESE.

Receipts to-day. 229l boxes. The market IS
closing easy on the general run Of white cheese
and underpriced cooTcd Fancy marks Of state
coIorcd fiat. fairly well cleared. Feeling easier ow-
ing To further breaks IN price at primary markets IN
Canada state whole milk. fresh fats aud twins.
colorcd specials ljc; white. specials: 4tc. col
orcd. average, fancy lils@l i4.c; white S'efaAe;
styles. uudergradcs. 2Gl3i2c; Wisconsin. Who,e
milk fresh twins and fats. l414 llc; Double l3.e
choice. 1914 ollie fair to good. So lOc. common.
3dT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18

Receipts to-day. ij6S bags beans, lOi bags pas
very little new business and no change OF impor-
lance ia the general position Of the market. Mar
row, choice. 100 10. f60@N.7o: medium. choice.
$s.l59{G 20. white ki1nry choice. !.tQ@N %;
yellow eye. choice. N.7j@sj. black turtle soup.
Sgs5pt5. LIMA California. choice. fJ@SjlO.
PEAS. Scotch. choice. AeSilO.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-27
UNITED STATES NAVY DAY
AT SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.-Navy
Day is being celebrated at the Pana
ma-Pacific exposition today. Dele
gates to the convention of the Navy
League in session here have been
assigned important parts in the cele
bration. National Defence Without
Militarism" is the keynote of the con
vention."
The league believes that the present
haphazard treatment of national de.
fence constitutes reckless radicalism.
that If congress wishes to be trulv
conservative it should prepare for the
emergency Of war. Unpreparedness
and inefiiciency means gambling with
the security of the country.
The governors of Is states have m.
pointed delegates to this conference
ana representatives Of many patriotic
societies, including the National De.
renee League, the Society of Colonial
Wars, Sons of Veterans, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, Spanish War veterans
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-27
THE ALLIES VIEW.
tBy Albert w. Bryce.)

But the war Is not going to end lust
now. There is some bitter truth in
the view credited to Earl Kitchener
that 1t has not properly begun yet
! There can be no serious doubt that
the decisive trials of strength are still
to come. Instead therefore of ex.
tolling Germany for the great feats
she has performed and the bold front
she shows, an acute observer is more
inclined to speculate on the reality
behind the appearance of things and
TO turn over In his mind the question
whether from the future point of view
she has had the best of it down TO the
present time.
Inc public interest and curiosity
undoubtedly center in the western
field of operations.
All along the western line the situ-
alton has for several months past
amounted to deadlock. The Germans
nave made virtually no progress what.
ever since the armies settled down in
contact within the neighborhood of
Lille to Newport about the middle or
last November. The Allies by definite
ehort appear to make from day To
day some small local advances. I'm.
like the Germans, the Allies eeey, n
nave kept up aggression.