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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17

Receipts to-day. ll.423 cases Very high quail
ties OF fresh eggs continue scarce and nrm. attn
some sales q little higher than recently quoted on
the highest grades. Good medium qualities are
Plentiful enough. and there IS still a surplus 81
unimpr1ved prices Nearby eggs IN fair supply
fancy qualities steady. some accumulation Of aver
age good and lower grade. Fresh gathered. extras
dozen "a 2jc. extra irsts. - BE. nrS's goa PIC
seconds lsa l9c: thirds ljTl5izc: diTties. No /.
ltalBikc: No > and poorer. l0Gljizc checks
choice dry. ljiec. fair to good liG ljc. culls and
inferior l3a l4c. state Penn and nearby. hennery
whites. fine % fancy. 27G sc. ordinary to good
a m &c: gathered whites. 10 size and quality
13H 27c. Western gathered. whites. p "a &c. state
Pom and nearby. henuery browns. 81 DC. gathered
browns and mixed colors lSH PC. duck eggs. state
and nearby Indian Runner. "a -Cc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
GAINS FOR WHEAT
IN CLOSING HOUR
Big Storm in Middle West Makes
Market Sensitive-COrn
Also Gains.

Chicago, July 16.-Thrashing delays
and improved export demand had
bullish influence to-day on wheat. The
market closed unsettled, but 1sc TO &c
above last night Corn gained 1sc TO
&c TO &c net and oats &c to Ac TO
&c. The outcome in provisions was
:1sc to 121sc to l5c decline.
Highest prices of the day were
reached by wheat after authoritative
announcement that less than per cent
of the domestic winter crop had yet
been cut. How serious has been the
delay in harvest was also shown by the
Tact that primary receipts so car this
week have not amounted to one-tifth
the total for the corresponding time a
year ago. Reports of big storms in
parts of Kansas and Nebraska lifted
the market right at the outset and
tended to cause prices to be unusually
sensitive later to news affecting the
prompt movement of the crop.
Increased rural offerings of wheat
from sections where il was dry enough
to thrash, notably Illinois and Indiana,
led TO a temporary setback soon after
the opening, but an Offset gradually de-
veloped in the shape of fair buying on
the part of foreigners. European de-
msnd appeared to extend TO options
even more than to cash. Corn rose in re-
spouse to wheat strength, and as a re-
suit of good inquiry from shippers. Hot
weather that favored rapid growth
failed to have any lasting effect on
values.
In the oats crowd shorts were on the
buying side most of the day. Storms
in the West were said to have laid
many fields fiat, and there was an ac-
tive call from the seaboard.
Selling by packers weakened provi-
sions. No attention appeared TO be
given TO the decided advance in hogs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
Southern Pacific. Still Heavy.

Foreign selling of Southern Pacific
does not have 20 wear seller 20"
or a seller 30" tag 10 be identified.
Inquiry around the financial district
diseloses that there has been quite a
little liquidation for foreign holders.
But the heaviness Of the stock is main
ly attributed 70 domestic selling. To
explain this il has been said variously
that the dividend was in danger of re-
euetion-a thing not generally cred
l'ed-and that the company was find
ing competition from the Panama
Canal hard 20 meet. Yesterday there
was report in circulation that the
railroad had found it necessary to re-
ouee its through rates on certain traffic
IS per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
DRIED FRUITS.

A small pedling trade IN eyaporated apples. with
prices about the same Is quoted Of late No In.
terest IN futures; prime 'rut Is Offering at nc
o shipping poin, FOR October November delivery:
and there are no specific bids but II looks II
buyers might be interested At about 7c Chops held
al 80 and waste a. q. GZnc q state. sun
dried apples IN small supply and very few wanted
other kinds without further change. APPLES
Eysporafed. fancy. 10. SAGE; choice 80 SIC:
prime. ~ 7-,c. sun dried. as 70 quality 81 a
jiac PEACHES-Cal. peeled. ia zoe. unpeeied
az gsGc. APRlCOTS-Royd, S1lOizc MoopaTk
$50 ljc. PhJNES-CaL Cos TO 3os. IS ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

GEORGE N. STILL. oyster dealer toct. 3.
1879; net value. s6s9s1. To Alwina II. shl.
Brooklyn valued at sli.0 900; one-haf the residua-y
Estate, S95.Gls: 90 Mrs Harriet l. still widow,
interest IN premises IA Decatur a.. Brooklyn.
81 600 ard one.half the reslduary estate sej.6ls.
Caroline v smith aud Minnie J.. Cameron. sisters.
interest IN the Hudson Still Farm. At Blue Point.
I. / appraised AZ $3.50 Assets Equity. Si00).
Ia 1879 Broadway. Brooklyn. appraisal at 10000:
equity s. 900. la ~ Decatur st.. Brooklyn, 40
praised At 5000. equity. 1850, IN 1925 Gates
land at Bayport. l. /. s.. $50. one.third interest
$50. IN Hudson sun Farm. Blue Point. l. l..
$780, derosns. tli2s. personality, SIS. NE mslt-
aucs SIS g3S $50 shares Ut stock VI George NJ
stll. Inc. APPRAISED al .3I.o5t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
ARECO COURTS INQUIRY
Sound Says Petition Asking
Connecticut License.

A petition for a license to do bust
ness in Connecticut would have been
filed by the American Real Estate Com
pany with the Bank Commissioner Of
that state yesterday had it not been
for his absence from Hartford. He
will not be able to pass on the petition
until Tuesday.
The company requests that the Com
missioner make a prompt and thorough
examination of its affairs, either indie
pendently or in connection with the
Banking Department of New York
State. The officers of the company say
they feel sure that its affairs will be
shown to be in good condition and its
methods of doing business above criti-
cism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.

Wheat. Omen. Hish Low Close day
september. ll6k lljh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orable John u. Cohalan. a Surrogate Of
the County OF New York notice Is hereby
ciyen TO all persons having claims against
Countess Mary Esther Won waldersee, late
OF Hanover, Germany. deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof TO the sub
scriber at his place 0t transacting business,
No. as wall street. Borough OF Manhattan
In The City OF New York. on or before the
nth day OF August next.
DATED New York. the ?sth day Of January.
1915 EDWARD w, SHELDON,
Auxiliary Executor
STEWART q SHEARER. Attorney Tor An.
culary ENecstor, Is Wall Street. Borough
Of Manhattan, New York CiS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. July 10. 1915.
GRAIN

WHFAT-The wheat market moved feyorshly
within d range Of about cents bushel and closed
winter wheat belt west OF the Mississippi caused
extreme nervousness the part Of July shorts, aud
the delayed movement has led 10 rather plzzllng
situation. The weekly Modern Miller report sad
that less than per cent Of the winter wheat crop
has been threshed and that 20 per cent OF the ripe
wheat is stll standing IN the nelds. Inc extent
Of damage by the wet harvest is believed uy some
authorities 10 be large. Exporters were IN the mar
Fet and sales were estimated at from 100000 10
500 600 bushels mostly 10 France and Italy. The
cash market was somewhat Irregular II seems 10
paratiyely little rust has appeared. Receipts al
primary points were yeFy small and so Tar TINS week
have totaed ? O9J. 900 bushels. compared with TO-
AZ 900 last year when new crop wheat was moVhs
with reports OF quite liberal offerings although
shipments from Argentina we're light In the local
cash marke, No red winter wheat was quoteI az
81 AZ and No hard at $lJl. J Nc' loIS
export billed No ! Northern Duluth Sl3S, and
No ! Northern Manitoba. $l42. Buhalo;
CORN-Prces IN the corn market were sustained
closed with net gains Of nc Casn markets
were firm az interior points. but Argentina corn
was SIN being offered Al the seabodd In the
local cash market No yellow corn wac quoted al
Sgi<c prompt shipment OATS-1he cats market
was again frm for the spot position owing IN the
delayed movement aud comparatively small stoSks'
and at the close OF the day Juy was - hgJ nSnet
while other months We're up = 10 70. The l9cal
cash market was hrmer standard quoted a. Is &C.
No , white. 6ic. No white sc: No white;
white 63@64c all elevator. RYE-Market quiet
10 Western. sl27. 1 ( export BARLEY
Market steady: mailing. nc. Buffalo.
Wheat. iESuding -four export, i9r ne ne Teek sc &C
els against g. l62 l99 bushels last week and 5g62 sgo
last year. Exports since July have been o.J6y.Sli
bushels against II OI6.200 last year Corn exports
last week and - 1873 las. year. Exports since July
l. SJj go. last year. 5S.266 bushels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
SUGAR FUTURES.

Futures opened quiet, unchanged, 10 decline OF
z Dolnts on sales Of $50 tons The failure 81 re-
hnsfs 10 buy raw sugar vas expected. caused
seiilDR movement later 80 Co. LAY. and rnsl prices
we're tas points net lover. SIN sAies TOT Tue nS
Z 800 tons Range ~ prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
"Bradstreet's" has the following:

Factors making FOR expansion multiply Evidence
Is provided by such facts as considerable improve
IN industrial matters overtime work IN
numerous war-order lines. smart activity at ship
yards. freer distribution Of seasonable goods, some
what fsirer skies aiding crops bOunteous yields OF
fOOdstuhs better collections. growing scarcity OF
labor. slightly larger sales Of steam coal and in
creased construction Of plants 10 take Of war
orders. There IS notable absence Of talk Of shut
downs due 10 necessity for repairs or for vacation
purposes
Still. while distribution by retail dealers has e1-
banded partly because Of clearance sales the move
Iuen would be larger were IL not for rainy weather
over a wide area and az the same time lobbers ct
perience midsummer quiet. In some sections Tor
ward buying is noted but In general the dispose
tion IS 10 mark time IN this respect until pros
poets as 10 unmatured crops become more settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
POr Divers Reasons.

= On a report that the Pacific Mail
sempsny was in a fair way If going
~ 81 business through a possible sale
~ heet 70 Chinese Interests. the
,,11ss rose 20 81 yesterday, a gain o.
points, and closed at the top.
aseiels Steel, starting at about the
tns Price 80 Pacific Mail, rose 70 AN
- ended the day 9H points 70 the
,sa, Dot for quite an opposite reason.
\ mSt much, a. least, the moral was
az crveible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17

When Steel got up 70 e3% yesterday
y vas virtually a. new high record
',f ne year, although on June IL
".e a. 81. That price, however, was
selled senteless one al the time and
lspfessn,ed a mistake In judgment. II
ss' made On the morning after the an
Lssheemsnt that the company had won
- we goyernments suit 20 dissolve the
errerstion. and was the result Of some
.ast Tear that short covering would be
sHie4 % such length that there
.esid be no getting out Of short
Commitment alive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
THE BRONX.


FoR0hAm RIO. n 5. So Webster aV / sty brf
strs and kR station. s0I5O. InierbofouEh X
Go. J. Shonts. 1855 Bway. pres. owner. G. II
Peram. lGj Bway. architect. 81. 900
l+6TH ST. 5, 1897 Morris Az 1 sty trans
she'd 26E6O: keaus. 23ll Grand Concoufss.
owner. fremont Archt Co. I0l fremont aV. archi-
tect. $500
ARTHUR Az. IS. i3l33 I17th st. sly brick
court and jail, 53xl29 .. W Bergen. 1882 Ar
thur av owner. W Martin. 1852 Arthur AZ.
Architect. 5000 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
METALS

coPPER-The local market WAS quiet anG IooLt
unchanged at 49,. -oc II london copper e,9,e'
iv,ir suot' lql. TIN--On the New York Metz,
Itc6anse vas quiet with spot IN 5.ton lots quote
a. - rts2 for futures salcs. leo tons spot
s FL 200 tons futures LEAD-Essie-: Sew Yor6
mot 562I,c asked. East 81 Louis. 9-53c asSed
Iondon lead. spot. "a los 81. SlELlEh-->e"
York nominal; London. spot t96.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
TEMPLE COURT STORE LEASES.

Tn. quarter, occupied for SIXTY years hy the
west corner OF Nassau and Beekmsn sts., compris
Ing 100 feet frontage on Nassau ST.. have been d.
ylIed into seven attractive stores. all OF which have
been rented With the exception Of one.
Anons the lsssee. Of these stores are the Emer
scn sho- Company tho Kline Candy stores. Inc.
BOemervsld Greenfield Jacob Goldsiein ana
irroh NlcolAus The rutland A Whiting Company
Las been agent for this property since ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
APARTMENT RENTALS.

Pease & Gilman have leased an apartment ia
the new house al l6l East 18Th u. Tor DE owners
Of whom l. Randolph Jacobs Is president. n Daniel
;. Rker. Also. leased an apartment ln 53J P6fs
ay.. IN conjunction with Douglas l. Gilman & Co.
to Mrs. J c. Jenncr. and one IN q West 59th q.
T. David II. Lichtensteu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
New Building Plans.

Plans for new buildings and alterations we're
Med yesterday with the Manhattan Bureau d
Buildings Is follows.
SEAMAN Az. .. 100 Academy 81. for two
sty tenements, 56.7ISS and j5xNs I Wilson Con-
struction GO. owner. Katz. i0j Lexington ~
architect $40 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17

Tho local spot cotton market was quiet ~ J..
ns,ints adysnos ~ the basis ~ e21c 'W mlndlins
INLAND 10 sales H0pthem spot mArEels Wrie
reported a. ioilONf New 0flssns steady plhb
hirhsr A. s.s1c. srss. 1900 bales MpDhe nmn .
jnai. anciangsd Al sHc. no sales. Augusta s'eaIy
~ points higher a. s50c. sales. 90 bales
I<aIs s.Tsdy UNCHANGED ~ $40. no sales. lli
iis RON agist unchanged A. $500 90 SAFES psi.
,sstoH steady. 20 points higher Al sI9c sAle, ~
Ale. 6sssnnsh quiet unchanged al s%c' SAFES
III bslss Charleston and Wilmington n1iulnSl, 10
sslss NOffob tteady. unchanged y s2,e. SAL,
lfS bales Memphis Ffs1y 10 p"ibn hk"I -
sT,e. sales 10 bales Houston steady, ~ Dyinls
Eishsf Al s.19c. Gales, 100 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
coTToNsEED OIL.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
WV 20 No. ~
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts to-day. AZ bags beans. Exporters are
taking Il moderate quantity ~ medium and choice
dry Red Kidney. on these varieties the feeling Is
steady. Pea, selling slowly. Marrow steady, but
trade light Lima continue q buyers. favor. Mar
row choice 100 lbs. g. 500 $40. medium. choice.
S. Is: pea choice $jlJa$5.2O: Red Kidney.
c.oce. So l5@ 500 White kidney: ch9ice - 4DG
Soup. t47J@Sj Lima Cal. choice. sjdSj 10: peas.
Scnfch. chOice Sia&ilO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17

packed Western. 50 10 rnd over 10 doz. dry picked
Il he. IS % s. 10. l7izc. IS % T. ID. lb1c, so
t. 4 ID. lsc 50 10 s. ID. ljc. under 80 10 70 doL
l4i5c: bbls iced. we''sTn dry picked ~ TO n ~
and over. lie. 10. l6i2c. 3i2 lD. l'c. I'D anu
under. l3iac. Southern md and H. J. 10. iec.
southern and Southwestern average best l5's "a Zoe
small l3i:c Ohio and Mich. seeded. large. l5':
other wes' n. scalded large Toe: COCKS. old. 10
lgl--. DTCkLINGS l. ! and Penn y. l,c;
SQt'ABi prime. white 10 ID 70 d0z. doz. Ss,ju, =
10 s.. d.. s. 20. %. g =. 10 81 %. slug
SIS ARK. doz. s. 2ja $50; eu.l;. 500 &c
Tr0zeu-'t RkENS. Western. small boxes. dfy
picked. selected. young hens. Die. toms lie DDS
In picked. selected. young heni. zoe; toms. -09
.lc. young hens AMI toms. 1870 2Oc; average pest
lie. Tenn and Ky DR. picked. average best lSc.
Tex dy picked. average best. Ia Il &c. No = lac
l5c: old hens zoe. Oh toms. 49, BROlLEkS. u
10 box milk led fancy. Is to q 10 70 doz. ga
22c. % 10 20 10. 2Oc co-l tet. i 70 - 70. gle;
prime - 20 80 10. Is a lgc. CHICKENS. u 70 box.
soft meaied. milk fed IS TO A. 10. 2lc; - 10 and
over To doL 2la &c. 60 10 and over. 22c corn fed
i3 70 g. b. l9c: - 10 and over. zoe; so 10 and
over zoe: FOWLS. u 10 box. Western. 90 ID and
ever TO doz lsc: IS TO IS 10. lSc; - to a lo l'c
20 10 a. DO. Ice. 30 10 IS 10. ljc. under 80 10 10
doz. l4isc BOOSTERS old. l2G l2l9c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
Alterations.
BOWEnY. 50 4

BowEnY. 50 and 50. and Elizabeth st, p and n
70 three story auditorium w kramers So
Realty Co. premises. owner. Conan coz
ona Queens architect. s.. 900.
6Ih ST. lOb +, 10 four story and basemeg
dwelling, Il A Taylor a. iTth q, owner; o ,
Spdnuhake, 283 T. 18TH st. architect. s. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
HOT SPELL MOVES
RETAIL TRADE
Overtime in the War Order
PlantS-COmmercial Failures
Increase.

Retail trade is said by the CONNER
cial agencies TO be improving with the
more seasonable weather. Industrial
lines expand with overtime at plants
busy on war orders. Collections are
fair, though the week provided more
than the usual number of commercial
failures.
"Dun's Review" says:
Constructive factors accumulate and the inter
national uncertainties. while making for caution
fail ~ check the growth Of confidence IN the future
The outlook steadily becomes brighter. although
apart from industrial lines. progress i, not rapid
IN any direction. In actual commercial
transactions there Is concrete evidence Of
improvement. Progress in strictly mercantile
lines would be more rapid were It not for the re-
cent yagares u the weather. which tended 10 re-
tard dStributive trade I'm many sections. More
seaSonable conditions now prevail and the oSt
ground is being regained. while there is manifest
disposition to provide more freely for future re-
QuirementS.
Commercial failures this week in the United
States 1876. against 1886 last week S62 The
preceding week and 1872 the corresponding week
last year or these IA were in the East. l34
South. l02 West and So IN the Pacific States. and
1873 reported liabilities OF s. 900 or more against
10 last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
TO RUuD BRONX IAII.

Plans have been ed for the seven sory Br0nI
court and jail be erected the east side of Ar
thur aV., l3i 4 feet south u li1h st. Il viii oc-
cupy a site 53Il296 ard will De put Up ~ william
e. Bergen. owner. rs cost has been estimated
at $500 900 by the architect. Walter G. Martin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
Range Of prices:

GTi@i, Cation Exchange cablss-Spot cotton m
yo,1 demand; unchanged Mddllng upland. 5l51
salrs h. 900 bales: speculation and export, 200
hweyesn II 900. Futures opened Giftdj N u
2 r1iris hlyacr. closed steady a. me- aifan,e
u : 10 7 points Juy.Aug. jojd: oct-N0' D. zS1 :
J,n.Feb 5Ghd: March April. ijd. MAY june.
ggid 8spcbes'er-Ysrns. quiet and unclAugei :
con, quiet Imports q, Liverpool. 900 bals. none
Amsncan. ,.,. .,, 90 A.,
al ,of he week. compared with the totals of l'N
vel and lagt year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

County Home informatlon tree 10 prospective buy
er. LIST covers field Call. write No agsnts sea
Country Home Service 50 ". 3lst 81. Tel 1881 Mad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17

Receipts to-day ll.070 packages. SONS new
speculative interest IN the higher grades o. fresh
creamery and feeling Oh such Is steady. There IS
larger proportion Of the secondary grades. and
the. are offered rather urgently al somewhat re-
duced figures Renovated slow. Ladies quiet. and
packing stock barely sustained. Creamery. extras
l92 scorel &c: higher scoring. 27h. a 2sc: hrsts.
"a a26ibc; seconds. 23G 2iiac. thirds. 22a 22i7c
state dairy finest 26izc; good TO prime. 24lz pc
common 10 fair 2lg2ic: renovated. extras ga
2ii3c: frsts 22k "a 23i2c. lower grades p a 22c
Imitation creamery frsts 22iz 23c ladies. current
make. nrsts 2lh a 92c seconds 2Oa 2O4c lower
grades. 1914 a 1910; packing stock current make.
No /. 20iza dc. No .. 1914 a 20c. lower grades,
1-n1Qg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
Alterations.

BARRY ST, s. $50 Leggett az sly brick
factory. l25Ll00. PeASe Plano Co. or premises.
owner The Rushing Co. 80 Cortland .. archi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
UNFuRNISHED APIS. TO LET.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
SEW JERSEY.

HILLSDALE y J-MODERN, STEAM HEATED,
10 room cottage. good condition. garage; ahout
il0r350. accommodates 500 chickens. many iruu
trees. committing distance exchange Cor Nes YORK.,
Brooklyn Income property Or lois. Room COS. ~
Court ST.. Brooklyn. telephone Main 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17

Coffee Cables: Rio-No 7. unchanged at 1926 !:
exchange i-iGd lower. At l3d; receipts. 5000. and
stock 327 900. SAntOS-NO was unchanged at
500; receipts two days. $4,000 bags. and stock.
7jSOOO. Receipts for two days. compared with one
day last year and two years ago. were as follows
Ports I'd 900 against 20 900 and &c. 900. Sac
pauo. Sc 400 against % O0O and $4,000; Jundiahy.
~ 600 against 20. 900 and $4,000. Cleared from
Victoria July IS. IS Frcda. with 10. 900 bags.
u,agltfan gorce efatisfirg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
SELLS BROOKLYN HOUSE.

L. T Newman has solt he three story sI fam
ily brick aud stone apartment 5.s sterling Place
near Franklin sV Brooklyn. for Virginia {. Bennett
10 . client for in'eslmenL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17

Trading a. the market Tor hog products was less
active. but while there seemed % De- less pressure 70
sell the demand was poor and sentiment vas bear
i,h owing 10 the continued pressure - supplies lte-
cepf, u hogs At Chicago were l. 000 estimated of
saturday. 200. Kansas Ciiy received 1000 ali
Omaha $500 PORK barely steady; mess. 80
$ly5o: family S2lg S22 short clear SlsS A9l ~
BEEF steady. mess tlSHSls.50. family. Sls.J0g
$50 80. packet SIS 500 Sl3: extra India mess 81
t3g. DRESSED HOGS run bacors. NE ~ 10
H. Il r. vi, 100 H. rasfe t2 d. H. PIG IIs
iiac; Il ID. l4i.c: Il 10. l3c Picked hams steady
l4EGlj4c. TALLOw duh: special. csc. city
SIC. county. j7sG6Hc LARD steady; middle
West. S.0jdS.ljc. city lard steady. I'7c rehnei
Brazil kegs. 10. soc. compound steady. "a &c
STiARlNE easy. oleo. SIC; city lara stearlhe' IVc-
OILS.
The former prices we're repeated FOR petroleum.
while lnseed Oh continued steady and without new
feature Quotations follow. PEThOLEI NJ
standard white, hbis. New York and fnl,1.. ''ovci
bulk. &c: standard white. cases. New YORK ana
Phila g.7jc. water white b0s. New YORK ana
Phila lO7Jc LINSEED OIL-Amercan seed.
city raw. 5sg j9c out -of-town. j7G jec: CALCUTTA
NAVAL STORES.
There was no change IN spirits turpentine Either
az Savannah here and rosin also continued quiet
without change. while tar was shaded little on
ate business. Quotations follow. SPIRITS TtR,
PENTINE. machine bbls. t2lgc. TAh-hetort and
kiln $52Jdfj.jO. ROSIN-Common TO good
strained 525c. Il. 3ijc. y. SOC. 2. SoOci p
5.75c. Q. &SOc. II. g Soc. l. 3sjc. X. 420c VI.
SOC. y. 57jc; VIC. 61jc, WV. os'c.
coTToNsEEo OIL.
The sction o. the lard market and the slow cash
demand were again hearish factors In The market
for cotton OIL tut they were largely Offset hy the
strength In cotton. and closing prices were steay
at / point advance 10 points net decline, ihe
rise in cotton values was believed 70 re que 10 rs
favorable crop news. and offers o. h-N crop ciune
oil showed a marked falling OF. Range u prices