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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-11
WHEAT REACHES
YEARS LOW POINT
Non. Competition of Foreign
Buyers Reason Assigned
for Slump.

Chicago. June 10.--Wheat prices
tumbled to-day to the lowest level yet
for the 1915 crop. The chief reason
given was the competition of for
eign buyers, transatlantic dealings for
the time being apparently having all
gone into the hands of European gov
ernments. Closing quotations were
steady at 112c to 1esc under last night.
Corn finished with a gain of 'sc 10
1bc. oats Sc off to sac up and pro-
visions varying from 212c to &c de-
cline to a rise Of shade.
Independence shown by foreigners in
regard to wheat shipments from the
United States seemed to be based
mainly on the fact that l0,000,000 bush
els were represented as being on the
way to Great Britain from India, con-
signed to the imperial authorities. In
this connection reports were current
that Europeans were cancelling recent
purchases of American new crop wheat
and were selling new crop futures in
the Chicago market. Under these cir
cumstances hedging operations acted
as a weight on the market. with like
lihood of increasing rapidly in volume
as the harvest works northward.
Sentiment that wheat prices were
low enough had much to do with a
bulge in the market during the first
part Of the session. Besides, the
weather was rather unfavorable over
the greater portion of the domestic
winter and spring crop belts. The up
turn in values, however, did not last
long when the fact became plain that
hopes of an improved export demand,
at least temporarily, had no substantial
ground
Prospects Of clearing weather. taken
with the weakness of wheat, made corn
lose some of an early advance. Iowa
crop conditions, said to be the worst
in years, were responsible for most OF
the bullish feeling in the market.
There were also reports of frost dam
age in South Dakota. Oats svayed
mainly in response to the course Of
other grain. Field advices were
against the bulls.
Provisions failed to retain upturns
scored at the start. Selling by packers
was a handicap on values.
CHICAGO PRICES.
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|IlPICs OF The DAY !I,I,
N WALL STREET
+. # LEAK" of Note to
IN e.,many Helps TO
O'l Bull the Market.
.,erl,s UNTITLED
L oTpDERs INCREASED
Nav Collect American Sc
'Hl'' .;,ics as Collateral for
Loans Here

=, no, need 20 be int'mat'o"S
M, . o. dozen brokerage firms knew
y ~ in the Presidents latest move
~ ~ =. E marke, up. The regularity .'.,,.
sne ,;,h the pendulum had swung
= ,s', forth in the last three 5''.v week:
v .. -,5s forecasts Of YESTERDAY ;
e." . ...y. Nevertheless Wall !. street rect
1.fS =. INSIDE information tha'
I'VE, si N to forget how Mr. Bry'
~ ".ll address and newspaper M
- in'' from Washington had made
''N ~, matter :Or the street 5
- ~ !. the Capitol 10 oraw up a
s1's ~, should bear all the n nee e''
rs hN - nlausibility and author
a., rsis, gawkshsvs were wont IN
Z Ih. .;r,es to furnish their patrons
lffu .'u'rt Of supreme Court de-
- 'esD sSvsnce Of their being mana,
as u ~ The judges. Some bad
4 EsH hoxever. bringing them tenn
r's's'' noxr cloud. they turned to
yafii INV. .vonpd Of Presidential mes
y S.. coneress. In recent mohtns'
a.. !. he inability Of = hen or w 0
ii,s 70 .. -" hicks altogether from the
siit' ~ The metaphor being Mir.
~ sS H. credit has again risen
81 Sweet So. yesterday every
W.. filing to believe that they
q VS. Nv an night before copying
: -. !" 20 Germany, or DECIDING It
!; ~, ere, ~ how they got their infor-
s,%! 90 80 had sent TO their employ,
ra 500. 1onlv genuine. authorized and
o y. ~ version OF the message 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-11
Sales in Auction Rooms.
Al u Nescy -.
BY IO.cuh Z. DIV

By Joseph p Day.
OsTn ST, $50 W 3 2li.6 Amsterdam az. ljr
80. sly dwlg: voluntary sale knocked down to
q W Planning for $4,000.
eaTH ST. l63 W. :. lSl.6 Amsterdam aV l0K
S. sly dsls voluntary sale knocked down to
G. " Tanning for $4,000. -
9sTH ST. is7 w. s. 1915 Amsterdam s' ljr
%. sly dSlg voluntary sale. knocked down 10
" flaming for $1,000. $500 = 49,
27D ST. - T.. $. $40 " 4th az 2Jr9s9. so
loft bldg. Gcrnania LIFE lns 90 agt Ross
ct al: Dulon & attys. ludvigh. rel; due
s99.l2j.sl taxes. etc. SjOsl9; TO the ps'hU'
SSH ST. seo-e2s Z. 5. $50 Sd ay loOxlOe.j.
sly shop. Mutual Life lbs 90 Of Y agi
Caroline Doelser ct al: = l. Allen. siy.
Bishop. ref. due. S33.is363; taxes. ETC. $I22.1O'
adjourned sine die
By Samuel MARI.
l24IH ST. ji5 W. e cor Bsoad"sy. loOtlOo II :
4 sly tenmet and stores. surety Really Co sgt
Grace II Howell e al: Esman. Levy, Corn a
levine atty; VIM Allen. fef; due s.9,sIs 20;
$3.50 600 TO the plaintiff. lor 100000
IssTH ST. Ii2 ". >. 100 4 seventh az; 26I
90 II: s;y tcnmt: GrecnNich savings Bsnk AIT
Vim w Davidson ct al: Is Aymar sands. ai'y
Samson friedandeT ref. due. s22.91.fl; taxes
etc sS366O. To the plaintiff. for So 900
Al the Bronx Exchange
By Henry Brady.
ClEBg Az. g 81 Il Starlllg ay yO1lgo
Jennie q BuCkley ct al ssi Colorado Really 90;
Eugene Berry afty Ellsworth Ilealy. ~. I'VE.
.lsjI84. taxes. etc. fs..sss2. To the pisih'n'
By James J. Donovan
$50 ST. 2s7-.Sl +. n :. ios Y Morris az
I00xi00. Two ard oue sty frame aMissi 100
Wynen AT Arthur Krause ei al Cat. mASsf a
k,f. stfys: Edgar Hirschberg ref; due. HiVo III
ta,n. etc ST i646 sub 10 three motgs
sssregatins $40. 700. To the plsiniln. for >if'o'
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New Jersey Transactions.

IN. Pay,on Mel. Merrill Company. Inc; sold
,or JACOB D. schus,er IT,. TO Harry y. Mingls
tb,e. quarters 81 an acre on wildwood Az ana
u,onk T.ne Lleseliyn Park. Wtst orange. on
,obich ur Minzle Will erect a modern dwelling
for nj, occupancy. The same brokers also sold
~, III sebt,ster 10 Mrs. James y. Din half an
ere an BROOK Lane adjoining the property. which
ih.v recently sold 70 Mrs. Dili and improved with
n Hs1r Hsrtram, Of Moniclsir. bought from
F,,,lerick T Gaies = residence plot on the west
"a. N LLOYD Road. Moatclair. neat llobuTg
pisce adjoining the rev Esset County Pafk aud
the estates Of Frcderick T. Cats. MIS. ,. II.
Bennsi, and Frank A. Bsrashy. !. ". Cra"ley
& Bros q Montcair. ven the brokers'
NJ Crswley a Bros. leased the residence ~
the late DR. John HAYES. On Ileaellyn Road, 10
r q Lozano Of Brooklyn. the John j. Kerr
cadence on Cresimount Road. 20 Aristides Mani-
nez Of New York city. and the Frank W. Adams
residence. on Lloyd Road. 10 Thomss D. Wells. Of
spring Lake y. J.
Mrs Gertrude r. Harrison her residence. ~ Wash
ingon Place. Ridgewood. y. j.. TO John ". Ward
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pIT1 SBURGH STOCKS.
THE METAL MARKET.

Tn. activity which has prevailed In the metal
markets for some time past vas again IN evidence
10 -dsy and prices were higher. CofPbh-Ihe locsi
~ 900 g0i.c IL LONDON copper ciosed Al $50 los
a., stsndard spot $50 Jos for futures and E95 for
si.ctrol,iir spo, TlN-On the New YORK Metal
~ change was arm With spot IN hse ion lots quoted
- t0S1lc In London Tin closed Al Gleb for
s,.pdsrd SPOT and 1864 for futures with sales Of
Se IONS spot aud so tons futures. LEAD-strons.
and prices made another high record. being quoted
AZ - fcf spot IN New lork and hsS 81 LOUIS.
london lead spot f27 Ia Cd sPELTkR Nom
nal The London spelter market wA quoted a.
alnr lbs for spot.
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Old Firm Moves North.

Pease A Gilman have leased FOR term o
sears al an Aggregate rental of about $50. 600
psrt ~ the old Lord 4 Taylor site. which faf
from Broadway TO fiuh az, between 18Th and ?0il
SIS The property leased Is s93 broadway and II
and n East 10Th At .. feet on broadway and A
feet on the street and bclorgs 70 the estate o
John ~ Doid I; Is covered al present with ol,
buildings which will b, extensively altered q
meet the needs ~ the nav tenants Charles Zirf
a Co. who are manufacturers aud impor,en o
V illoNear- and one - the Oldest nrns N m
business, having been located on Grand q. Tor TN
lst seventy yeen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-11
COFFEE.

There was less confidence expressed on the Dy.
ing side OF coffee yesterday. and while the mafket
was inactive prices were easier. closing TO 10
points net lower Total sales for the DAY were
( 600 bags Longs were disappointed by Inc action
Of the exchange market in Rio. which, according 10
fhe public cable was unchanged. while private al
vices on Wednesday had indicated an advance OF so
II was thought that the nrmneSs IN the cost sl1
freight market had been somewhat eIagsefated. a.
While there were Offers here which represented good
advances on Wednesday they were pilhcipaly ny
bOuees which had sold at lower figures while other
houses were Offering al little or no advance over
previous prices Santos Is for forward shipment
were offered here Yesterday a. &c. which was about
he minimum price Of the previous day and Rio IS
Tor prompt shipment were quoted at 1.l1c. II was
thought that some purchases had been made al
more attractive prices. and some on the, sehhs
against these purchases Stocks Of cofee here are
not large. and the July position increased us pre-
MUM over the later months. although compare
fiyely little interest appeared on the surface The
local spot market was quiet and unchanged WIN
Rio IS quoted at nc. Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-11
OCEAN FREIGHTs AND CHARTERS

eR.r,rinx continues light in both the steam and
s.u Tonnage markets. and The general conditions
An each were without changes u consequence. Quo
,s,i,n. 10 Liverpool. London Glasgow and HUI.
80. T,,ton 10 Liverpool per 100 No. 81. Charters
~-,xesisn steamer j36 tons. New YORK and Breni
trsde one round trip. Al or about rs 81. promp
ns,fi.h steamer. ISIS tons cost iniisfeipniN -
Rsrcelona private terms. prompt. sieame. 500
TONS chaik London 10 Boston private terms,
n,oroo, Dutch steamer 7t2 tons coal. Philadelphia
=, s.sus rriSste terms. prompt schooner. l01'
tons coal. Philadelphia 20 Porto nico. private
,.,,o. s..hoouer 500 tons. rs5 lols
i.ab.s. Mobus 10 81 John, y y. pirate GEas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-11
SUGAR.

The market for refined sugar was inactive a. far
a. new business was concerned. but there were fair
Withdrawals on old contracts and prices remained
unchanged on the basis OF &c for ine gfsnulsied.
Cry.tal dominos cases. 2-lb cartons. half or full
siye pieces o lOc and .. 2Oc In onc.half cases: 40
cases 5-ib cartons. s. Coo and sec IN one-haf
cases: eagle iab,ts. 1.j0c; cut loaf. 'c crushed
q qOc mould A. o. Soc: cubes and eagle cOnfectionefs
grsnulstcd Csjc: XXXX powdered. 6.25c. aud C.7jc
IN containers sj-lb bulk eagle. BIB bags pow E.
dered G4Sc: powdered and COARSE powdered and
eagle coarse GRADUATED. G2Oc; fruit powdered ana
eagle extra fine graduated. b.lOc; domino gsnu-
lied cases. .. 81 and ID cartons. SOC and o.jec
In one half cases. eagle ,. 81 ard ID cartons
6ne granulsfed. Soc 2-lb bags do. 6.iOc. 81 III
bags do. 35c: j-lb bags do. GJoc: lO-lb bags do.
8 aSr: - aud % NJ bags do and standard sranu-
lated 6l5c. fine grsuulated and diamond A. eloc
con cc,ioners' A &C. No ]. sjc. No 2. bsOc. No 3
5:Sc: 30 4 Sc: No s. 5.65c: No g. j.G0c; No :.
: 55c: 40 3 soc: No 9. 5ijc No 10. soc: No
H. 53jc: 40 y. 5.30c. Nos 10. IA and 10 5.25c
TIE market Tor raw sugar was little stesdier. ow-
Ina 10 sales Of - 900 10 900 blgs Cubas sfoat
and for prompt shipment. which was said 10 about
clean up the offerings. Al the close OF the dsy
there seemed TO be a little further demand at the
prices paid. which were on the basis o. tssc Tor
Centrifugal 90 test. il2c for molssses. 80 test aud
&c fof cost and freight Sellers. however. were
holding on the basis Of ljl6c for cost aud freight
a A. fcr IflV Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-11

The local market for spot cotton quiet and
noins higher al s70c for middllns upland; sales
lTS bales
cotton Exchange Special Liverpool cables-Spot
cotton good: demand sales. 10000 bales: specua
tnn and export. 1000: American. 5000. import,
20 600 American I5 900 mid Upland. 5.S5d. Flu
lures opened barely steady 3i1ail7 points lower
closed steady. \, TO | point higher. June and
June July J2nsd July August 527iad: August
September. 5.35lzd: September October. ji2iid;
October November & 49d: January February. jG3d
Marh-April. Sod: May-June. j.76l7d. Man
chester-Yarns firm: cloths quiet and nrm.
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RECORDED JUDGMENTS.
JUNE 10.
Manhattan.

Tn. following judgments were hled yes'e'u"' ''''
FIRST name being that Of the deo'of, ,.,..,
.u,,,o. American Steamship Go, Ids t xlSa 20
Altersohn. An Riylin st3i.is
Adler. Pearl-M h Belit1eGE' Frank. $3.50
Brondy. MI Fedmsn. s527;i
BIddIe. ii Al Bddls i, cordn Go. Ho6iiii
Rorgo. A-Acker. Neral 4 CondN w. stO6.i2
ponSet, & A-W ] Carroll. ti5sS IN
n p and 5 Msnfrs,onns-k i 4sf,,' 70 si9I *
Battists. A-Acker; MeIr@ i.,,o., OO"' $3.50
RrUndsse. G~Americsn Agricultural 'n'"'" ssil' 80
cboos. CIV Crsxford. s!Si.Si
Cavagnaro IA btsSS. Of al SljG.le
D Gsfif; BID Shapiro S1a!I s s5sS3s
III I eu;f' n .%RS'' ct GO cost. :5:S
Hsrbor Patrol, =. siiSSss.saii
E F;iis% ~ i Bfa4"sn s :s39. :;
F Fun Al " Bsrhman' isStiSi
,;erinser. CT l. Richard hard. N56S6
Gallo. D Nh VI 1iu,enX Lew Son. sl3s.36
,Tns r. Brandholtz-sehul'e hea sGTi II
Har, ~ Ny y H sssuS Ss..'' si5S,S
Han. II TT wS JHTnsRR 4 wetherbe. sI2tSll
kcmpler. IA Levin; s3jt.62
Marquette Drug Co I3eI C,o MshI p,si Atty Sis
S Sons. A-E Gstenby 'ig 500
Nv railways Goa Miranda 4, s-s SS
sams-R Miranda. nn,o.,-u woyt,sek s23sS.Is
opPsrman9 4 E.i RSf0, coN y Wesee:'!sr (
oi S0,3Sa rs Co., " r,,,.r s i:sS@
ffii'''" n'''''' n'. CO." ; ;5ss 81
PHger { jr-Trustces Columbia Chi'er''s, ~ los %
city Of y, ms s,Dhier ' si.5SS So
Pf1rot IN prt,et 4 Egg 60 Corp-People etc.;
p.r,r. J-rrustees Columbia University ioo the be
nI rly E Iii l. zlmmegly c.. ;:% 4I;.s
Rankin Dry Docs Collie Guarantee s2s2' 50
Kicker A-Fltusimmous. ga So o.
Rolhschlld. oTP DGTneT, goch ct a. s5siil
schauiele. c A--c B "'Hde'A'" a '0'' ' .lsl.9l
sch.u,.le G A Schultz Co ,2sss3.SSd5
Spence st%ao,''J j w1Bifkeii Mills. s;S SSS IS
s SaaIRyd rS H. Frances Francis ;, SSifl
md Florence Clsrke-L Adams .;ao0 "a
S Ss.s5 f-Freaeh Dfsgee and Specially co e., =
ssn,.uoni Cont Con- Donohu'' ', .;.Tf3.! 4
s Sam. H ~ aud Marks ROnDers st *
sergeant gssS he H Lazy. c,,v lion w SSs.."
Thcspsn Building Corp Empire w ~ Si5s7.
Tel,ey. AaB.k.t R ro, Bank 0, ssrsioss
,,sk.nnick NJ CT Clarke Ct a. - ~ a.
wss,Ins s G-Brangs 4 Heinrich. >-1iyi
Whnmsn. ". W whitman ~ c., ,l5i 20
VII iifn v.ris = @ McK-w wilson jig Z,
wsie,t P-Schuite Realty Go. - ~ , F",,I
Weber. l. v, u s9s2
hzher-Meshai,iss Dam 81 S02 -
VOlton. T-N W IaI,sH Data. "a Sl6i07
Ward 81 Ed Silberstein. f''''
The Bronx.
NE36
Tinrke Nh Kun, ta7s 81
Gardner. : II ofeIH' =, we ,g722s
Ginslurg. A-fuou- Dam ~ S25j o.
Ls,ier. n Is Zane ,,,td., 81 J0s 81
McGregor. J "a W. - Inc 81 SIS %
Me9i.: RG'o sass Sd' Ii ID Literature. s,adI
cate. Inc. ana liH.l'y, 1854 3
so,,n,sr II T. Nnuugerman. ,,ag- AZ
ixinsfon 4; VT Burke. . ,,.ssy,o,tirs
Wolf. l-hafem hi''' t2.66JS
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les.d: receipts 900 bass stock 800 900 bass.
Santos-No Saitcs. $3.50: receipts. SoOo bass
3 00o bags against q 400 last year and $4,000 two
wears ago Sac PAull had Q 900. against 1000 and
: 400 and Jundiah- 5000. against 10000 and
900 bags. respectively. Cleared from Santos. June
o the = Eastern Prince with 1000 bags FOR New
York and As O0J for New Orleans.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
Manhattan.

r.. sr,, name Is that OF the Debtor. me ssco'
,h.t o, the creditor. and date when !unsne"'
fed. -, ,,,. - lgiI
kirrhof. A-Nestefn hi'0"'N sos =
RAILWAYS COB soeeaecio: April 49, l siSi
,,,.,,.o,ou.h Rapid Transit Col Brad My al, !,
1914; - ..-,.- n Adler and /.
soid-eity Of Y. March 1912; hiai.
Asnes j P-N Y Telephone co. o0' sIso 90
nal, Lin. Rallsay COPS wlhior: MAY . isl .;
Fropel Mary IA Cochran. Jan l. ,,s ~;
a. r g,.,.,s. March l. 1915
GO.dshorOugh. f-t 0'' Sls0 q
Cranes Features Photo Plays. lne-I snis n
Printing Co. Mas -. 1919: s,,,.., c.
Osiro tonstru'l." ~-'- 81 -. 50
SANE sfne: NAV -. 1915; , ,aos ,sSs an
o,,Inn q "A " Gray. AUG ~, % p.,.tsti
Powell. MAY anu heia sl4i "a
Ian y. lylt % ,otg $50 o.
sinKer N McisushiIn' A"" q, ssi Il
cancelled. ,.- -. u,. "a 1918
same-I onmaH L'n's''""' S.?Iasa
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SHEEP AND LAMBS,

Receipts. 1896 head: IL css on sal. Market
,,e.dy Common 70 good sheep lewesl. sold at
dna 10 prime lambs am at .io sO S,s' ,,,a., or =,
>C.j0s$ So Dressed mutton steady. at SsIsc per
ib: dressed lsmts a. lse22e: a few at sc.
average at sie per loo 6 2os g. ,i o; 'y iss y
SO ',i:7i; i2a o Ohio geihers 81. s.: Va ewes.
MCPHERSON 4 Co sss Nd lambs. 81 ID. ,le:
$. sander. Y PennA lambs 50 10. 50: )
h k; rs cG%m $; 81, G s2 =; ;TD: 50
2.25 Tenn. IS siIs6: 81 sheep. Ito $50 l. e.
$3.50: yesrlinss. 1903. 50: s. Is. S.
HOGS.
Receipts. 5 1926 head: hall a car on sale: market
h l ,ish, .rd medium weights "sos"25'
Sizes sander: % regna hos. 1913 ID aver
Newton Co 20 state hOss. l5c ID. $3.50
light choice 1875 90. prime. sseOaSS 10.
SHEEP steady. supply light: prime wethers. S. 80
sse.'5: Gull and common. swat ping
lambs. S@Sl2: veal calves. ;l0sslO7j Hoes
active. receipts; 10 double decks prime heaVies.
$500 IS: mediums and heavy Yorkers s. o. q
$50: light Workers. IS: pig. E.sosss: roughs.
Esst Buffalo June lO.-cATTLE arm. ve.ls-
Receipts. 100 head: active at N.jOstloiJ. HOGS
mi.,a. o 9o,s YoIkers I'D pig. $ 70;
I
SsSl2.jG
Chicago June Io-HoGs- Receipts. 10. 900
strong bulk. 81 soss7.75: light. S.jjeEsTh
mixed. SfoeS.s2i. heavy s. l5asT.Tj. rough.
t7ljst7 80: piEs Soc cATTLE-Receipts.
3 600. FIRM. native beef steers. s5.s5at9 80: West
en steers. ts.9OaSsi5 COWS and hefers s. goo
Ns5. calves. S5oaSlo2S. SHEEP-Rsceip's.
$1,000 weak sheep. s6.e0sf.lO: lambs. s7.5Je
Kansas city. Jun. Io-HoGs-Re Receipts. 500.
steady: bulk. E.65@S.5o: hesv. 81. sesG.io.
packers and butcher N.6jsGsO. light.
t765eS.SO. pigs s. s0sS7 20. CATTLE
Receipts. 200 head: steady: prime led steers.
$50 81 o. dressed beef steers. s. - as 90 south
ern steers sGaSs.5. cows. Sj.j0HS.lo heifers.
s. Sad s. 30. sockers and fee,iers. S6t0et. bulls
s6ss7: calves. Sjss9..j. sHEEP-Receipls. 200
steady lambs ssssll.5o. yesrnss. $500 Ss.joi
Wethcrs Sijat65o; ewes fS6OaS6.i0.
- Louis June 0-HOGS-Ieceipls. SEQ
/ steady; pigs and light. s. sjeS7S9is: MIXED and
butchers S5OsS.Si good heavy. G.10at so
/ CATTfE-Roceipts. $500: steady: native beet
steers sf5Os 81 q. yesrinEs. steers and heifers,
J SSASs 80. cows Ssat7j %. sto-kers add feeders.
I scssS - Teas and Indian steers. s.. S. 81
cows and heifers. Hss6 80. native calves. s6stle
| suTTp-Ileceps COO slos clipped muitons
s. 500 So clipped lambs 500 flo.3j spring lsmos
Cincinnati June lo.-HuGs Receipts. 1900
4 .,,dv, bic. and lights. slTSes7so CATrl.E-
g. ;is8sS5i. cos. niisr.'. cALyEs..
( sirons Al ;Josgi5 SHEEP ecelpis. 500
! HIGHER. t5s!5.:3. lambs sAAs. 81 S7.seAslI.'a
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NEW YORK PRICE.
INTE Rloa RECEIPTS
seAB0ARD cLEARANceS
FLOUR AND MEAL.

The -four market was very inactive and prices
we're weak and lower IN sympathy with the decline
In wheat Spring patents. $G.35ste7e .prinF
clears sG.2oa $50: winter patents So lOe 49,;
winter strsights, Sj.s5(e Sc: extra No winters.
s. 500 * 75; extra No winters. $3.50 s5.j5 Kan
sss s,raghts. S. 50. %; fancy. spring patents
iobbing Lots S. $50 S795. RYE FLOUR dull: fair
I good Sc lOasG 70: choice to fancy. 5000 81 90
COENMEAL steady: kiln dried. $3.50. BAG MAI
steady. fine white and yellow. SliOe Sl.iJ; coarse.
81 6Of7 81 65 FEED-Mesicm easy; bran. lOV-lO
sacks s28.f5: standard middlings sec; nour. mid
Ciiy ouici brsn bulk S22 so: lOe-lb sacks. s2i :
heavy middlins, do 5000. -four middngs do
$40: red dog our. lio-lb sacks, $50; oilmeai'
500 800 S33
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CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nev York. June 10. 1915
CnAIA


NHEAT-Whiie underlying conditions IN me wheat
maze, wcr conceded 10 he extremely tea-i'h thee
has hocsn q feeling Tor several DAYS that after an
uninterrupted break ~ over 20r 2 husne, rally
Was 10 he expected technical conditions. on
ms theory several large and Influential houses In
The Ncsi to1s Tho bu'ing side YESTERDAY morning.
and after an opening decline ~ "a L. from the
rnsl NJ Wednesday prices worked up 80 70 2a.c.
'nusiasm among buyers however and around MID
dsy pnCes began TO we9scn under renewed selling
prompted by reports that Europe was rescling
wheat here and That interior spot markets hhd de
clint Ell vely Sharply.
suited in break Of about iisc from the early sd-
vance. Towsfd lie close there was partial re-
oovcry. but hns. prices were l'sel9.c net owe
Adyices from Washington indicated the FEASIBILITY
OF crop Of billion bushels IN America this year;
end reports from abroad said that stocks on mana
are sufficient for immediate requirement. and that
buyers both IN tho United Kingdom and on the
Continent were apparently awaiting offers Of natiIe
wheat and were also receiving liberal supplies from
Indls and Argentina
Al the low point NJ the day the July position In
while September was only sc above the previous
lev roint. Attempts were made 70 create eu mn
weather IN the spring wheat states and the rains In
the Southwest. but The trade was not responsive 70
ion that values will he determined by the volume o.
the foreign demand In the local cash market No
hard at sIs2s. / New YORK. export billed: No
Norhern. Duluth. sl25A: and 10 Northern
.
CORN nderlying sentiment In the com market
leaned 10 the buying side and prices showed strong
resistance 10 pressure The action Of wheat had a
tendency 70 check buying. however. but throughout
the day the market very steady Prices early
advanced about &c. and while there was partial
reaction during the late afternoon. closing quota
lions were = a isc above the final OF Wednesday,
There seemed IN be a good deal Of anxiety created
hl the numerous complaints Of DELAYED farming
operations and the necessity Of extensive rcplanting
H. the local cash market No yellow corn was
quoted Al sc prompt shipment
OATS-rho market was relatively steady Spd
nns prices we're 4 a sc net higher. Shorts seeThd
Inclined 20 cover and there were complaints Of crop
damage from the Northwest although the crop out
look as a whole was favorable The local cash mar
he, was steady: standard quoted at 5tlsc; 10 ?
white 55c No 2 white. sc. No white, 5Sifc;
fancy clipped white. 55is "a &c ordinary clipped
white 5iia "a j6c. all elevator.
RYE-Market easy; No Western. l26' nomi-
nal. { I I export.
BARLEY-Msrket easy: mailing. 7sc. I Buf-
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SUGAR FUTURES.

Futures opened unchanged 10 points lover with
A little improvement shown after the call on Wall
street buying. but a. the close selling by trade III
erests sent prices lower the market closing points
lover 10 poiais higher total sales Of 500 tons.
Range u prices
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tGGS

Receipts % 05s cases FRESH gathered eritt
dozen o26 ?3~. extra histS. 20i1 Glc hrtis lah
poe: state Penna and nearly hrnnery whites hne
20 fancy ?i@ 25c: gathered whites - IN sEo ana
quality. 22d 43iac. Western. gstnered whites. .id
23c sis'e Penns and Nearby heunep browns.
81, a. 22itc gathered brown and mixed cooTs. soI
2lHc. DICK EGGS state aud nearby. Indian Run
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BONDS
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Sales open hish' Low Las.
40 Farm & NJ Bk.. b% 80. 4o% 10.
BONDS.