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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York June 3. 1915.
GRAIN.

WHEAT uoder'yins conditions IN he wheat
market as far IS the 10" crop oHtiooI "&s '.h
market was relieved a. have become oVersold dut-
ing the process ~ the recent drop ~ la :" u
sellers were less aggressive There was an 'arF
dc, inc - about cent Dushel on inrther NeaA
nos, abroad. ana another private 'Iop e>nlhHc
which indicated total winter ana sping Wnfdt
crop OF a.1 00o oOo bushels iu the lniei states
and placed Tho condition ~ wheat m Anada .,
ga p'r cent ON III arrcaee about y per ce,,
rallied. and after rather ieyerish movements ron
Were I.al7.r net higher Exporters showed vii
- a, sS"uf zoo 0ai bushes. but there vas
irrie DESPERATION shown 10 make forward contracts
for the new crop and Il was the prevailing heht'
that foreis0 buyers are gong 10 ne tty .',,sc,,s
,iye tactics pursued during the Lac, .eaS;h G.n COW.
less were responsible Tor the eitfeh> rl't'.
Westh.r conditions were nor. iayoiSe , S,'
difiOns as Dry weather Il mo-" NsI'rd over t'r
entire winter wheat belt 10 rpen ne gIop "h5 az,
.eer,ej 10 be ssairst values. as Tie old season Is
closing out with larger supplies thH eNperep Az
he iocsi cash MAKE, so : red winter wheat va
quoted al 81 2e'1 and 10 hard a. - - 9n,,r,h
az Ne. '1 srd ~ northern Manitoba. :ln'..
= + Burslo CoRN The market for corn was
,'her ce i ,.G ,9e to ' loyer a. cs in sym
nathy with wheat bt the undertone was 60,
owing 10 favorable reports On We f" FAY o-.rinc,
~ Argentine corl. which is hens quoted mere ~
- 10 :, under locsl quotations Mts,he' conn ,he
lions over the belt wee more ter"fa lle iH lIl'
new crop In the local cash market 30 2 te.ITrS
corn was quoted al $50. prompt snlPhs., Varg
I,norf sales 81 oats wer, again iAise ufiIs
estimated A. about a million bushels mshas 10,
600 OOd bushels during the lasi 'ifee uAFSS Luz Luz
,ttc ms stimulated the near POSITIONS anu Ju'
closed &c higher the favorable crop pTq'pe''s a,'
. 'nre- The local cash market vac Hes'N
standard vas quoted at 5e'1c 40 white c,,1 S,,
80 3 white Soc No : white - r. an SttPpp
~" al c.cvsior RYE Market rim. 10 ,Me',,
en-. 81 .1aEl.s e :. export BAkIEl MAtAe'
tfe,d, mating soc C. T. Buhao.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04

Wsyfourth Cons'rl-iion CoM Jcn.s. ~. Z (
Williams e. BIT Dugssr S'fN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
Cnminr Al the Right Time.

Z tho grave crisis in our relatlohs
with German passes. the steel decls,
ION will be a. fortunate in ITS arilVa va
as was the enactment Of the FederaI
Reserve law. There never was tline
when oppo~.u- ~ offered so much 70
,re American merchant and manu-
facturcr. Not only are there ne"
markets orcn for our export trace
bu, there has accumulated in the
United States power for financing
domestic and foreign Industries Pc
yond ANYTHING ever seen before. Inc
banks business" and savings are
'eemrrg witch .a'c funds. not ONLY mere
10 New York bur an over the country
.te securities markets have been llqu'-
dated 20 am extraordinary extent tu-
lcre owe. us thrce-Guarters OF a
billion dollars on balance and IS con.
s,srtly addirg 70 her debt. All thaI
remains B. t~c German question ana
Mexico a. for Mexico. not even an
anteperul.ratc note has vet been
drawn Up. Germany is another NAV,
Ter. Wall Street has always belleNeu
that peace was somehow 10. emerge
rom that situation. and the favoTap!e
color given 20 the Bernstorf interview
with the Pre- ,dcnt on "Wednesday went
Jar 90 give distance TO its hopes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
NEW ISSUE OF
CITY BONDS SOON
Will Provide for $4,000. 900 in
Notes Maturing Next
September.

As result Of recent conferences
with Wall Street bankers IL was
learned yesterday that Controller
Prendergast has decided 10 offer soon
in behalf Of the city an issue OF bonds
sufficient in size 10 pay off the first
instalment OF the slOo,oOO,oo0 serial
s per cent loan negotiated last fall
which natures in September.
The amount Of the loan falling due
in the early fall is $57,O0o.0oo. in one
wear corporate stock notes. and &C
cording 10 the present arrangements
the new financing will provide for TINS
maturity at a lower rate OF interest
probably a. per cent. In view OF the
big surplus of funds now in the vaults
Of the banks and other institutions II
is believed that q city security sold AT
this rate will find ready market.
From the sale Of the notes sold last
September 20 J. ?. Morgan & 20. ana
associated banks and trust companies
more than $50 900. 900 was used 10 pay
off city revenue warrants maturing
abroad. More than half this indebted.
ness was met through the purchase OF
exchange; $35, 2G4 $50 went out IN gold
and S4.46O. 29O was in checks direct.
In addition TO the S57.OO0,OOO cor
porate stock notes maturing in Sep
TENDER. the remainder Of the siOO,VOo'-
600 issue falls due as follows: Sls,Ooo'-
900 two-year revenue warrants IN sep
TENDER. 1916 and S25,0O0,OOO three
wear revenue warrants in September
1917.
This sale was one of the most sue
cessful the city has had, although II
was launched in the midst OF the imam
cial disturbance following the outbreak
of the war in Europe. There we're
10000 applications for the notes ana
the public subscriptions aggregated
fully sl25, 100000. The profit to the
l24 banks participating i'll the loan was
sl.6O4.S7S. representing 2 per cent on
SSO.243.94O of syndicate subscriptions
set aside for payment Of the city
Indebtedness in London and Paris.
In addition to this profit to the SUB
scribers the city received between
s4OO 900 and 100000. representing the
net protits sccruing from the sale OF
the notes in excess of per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The following railroad reports for

Tho following railroad reports for
All were made public yesterday:
-, York Sew Hasen Hartford Gross 8
-.' see decrease Sss on net snef t'ies 'ifV'-
- l"',s ~ oats-io Western Gros 1891.
- Slq.-j. net afler tsi's 500 5ia. Increase
So 81 Nee EaslGnd eros tiSl 500 iugreasc
A.. S5e ,,i Anef tsAe, '.o>.i.l inrressr 81 90
rl,lH sr,f taNs S-if.-tt iucfcas g. 30 go
~ In PAc.nc Gro. 500 'so decrease
50 TT ret after ''''' 'i'-'.-so' Increase $50.
'0s n.r,,f Ro Gfsrde ,,s, 81 este Gs.S S
- Nf'. l.t Nsshtiiie. Gross 81 B. So hbN de
,l LOW, go net after 'alo' Nio-i' deofeass
So a'N lroostook Gross s., sos decrease
bsss" o.S s5l AZ. deCuls..s :,,9sl
Grand r ~ a. 1911. increase 1885,
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CHICAGO PRICES.
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

Toledo June 2-WHEAT Cash. $50. JUS.
H. I,.m. c,.s 'p' s. III. otorr $50 ALsihE
Prime ossl So, ,TnlorHY-Prime. cash.
10" Bg,a,, H' iune -WnKAr- 80 hard. III:
70 ! Northern. s. 90. ~ Northern. 81 3issl 80.
"Win.es75r, June WHEAT No ! hard.
sl-i. No ! northern sl3'h. 81 -. 80 ?
Northe-r 81 3i'. a 81 -. july 81 -. cons
80 yeiIJS t9atsi.r OATS No white.
81. o"'sc FLQrR ANp RRAS-I a'ha"srd.
g. esGSl.l. 40 rel. l93aSl % CoRN -
20 -. mited 79'ic. No : white 'i'sc. 10 : gel.
low ga - OATS so white. Go. No :
:, Louis Jdnr 2-wHEAr->o ? rel. 81 80
s. 7o. ~ had s. 751 81 - Juy. - -.
1pftN 40 .Ii.c. No white. ~ 20 90. july.
- oArS-No :. isqte'ac. No . white. 90.
MiIs,utse Jun. WHEAT 70 northern.
81 i44tI g, No Norher'. s. 81 Ia5.
81 iqs. 81 lei. tuKN ~ yellow. .a,1 a - .
III, ,s-t',c BARLEY Mating = ''c
PHls I-'ph.a. June WhLAI .chansed.
,oGN il.Hansel. oATs -LoNef. 40 "h''''
q. III -
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A, New Era DaWning.

p. vas the frs. Judgment Of those
.bo read the brof summaries Of me
decision .ha, appeared on the Nail
60. -ctors ~. ahou, $3.50 o'clock
..s, ,.s importance could hardly be eS-
srr,rs,ed The possibility Of an ap,,
80 by tho government ,hen appeared
,r~,.c with alb the Judges. IS i was
,,,,-.s5 agreed. and with the victory
---s-,.9 ar an. except technical
ra.-t, o.. defeat. Ard even II theTTc,
re-s an .qr.al .. was argued. Il wouiG
ts . natter ~ wears before IL could
Ae decided. .r winch interval traders
would have every right considering
OWN .bs matter Of the lawsuit TO buy
.se soc. with confidence. Hereafter
sal, .5s street. traders in Steei. or m
,e.,ors would be justified IN consider,,
j-r -, ~cr.'s only from the point OF
.-s,, NJ how much business the cor
re,f.or WAS dong. And that was a.
F. sroY'd be. Bu, beyond that the de
r.or was 90 he regarded as an eNl-
oe-ce Of d now era for big business
an era In which mere size would mean
nothing rreiud'cIal 10 the prospects o.
great generations. an era when com
nations fo~ efficiency would he al
loved 20 expand the business OF the
c'J-'~v without let or hlndrance'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
WHEAT PRICES GAIN
| TO 7-S CENTS
Plentiful Rainfall and Good
Cash Demand Account for
Strong Close.

Chicago. June 3. Too much rain
southwest and a gradual Improvement
in cash demand both here and at the
seaboard tended to-day 10 lift the
price Of wheat. After a good deal OF
wavering the market closed strong at
to "a net advance. Corn hnlshed
q off to u up. oats at II decline TO
n rise OF ~. and provisions with gains
of ~ to In.
Oklahoma reports that an inch. OF
rain had fallen in the last twenty-four
hours and that unless there was let
IN the harvest prospect would be I'M
haired did more than ANYTHING else
70 give the wheat market genuine
backbone. Previously. signs of bet
ter call from milers and exporters
had Scd to rallies which showed that
quotations were not altogether under
bcarish control The dominant IN
fuence finally. though. was the tact
that additional storms were threaten
ing Oklahoma, where already much OF
the growing crop was said TO have be-
come badly tangled and lodged.
Hedging sales and the absence early
of any good sized export or domestic
cash transactions put wheat bulls at
a disadvantage large part of the time
until the last half hour OF the session.
Lower Liverpool cables. too, had a de-
pressing effect. out all such factors
were lost sight of later in seemingly
complete rout of the bears.
Uneasiness in regard to Argentine
offers at the seaboard was largely re
sponsible for a break in the corn
market here. The late strength of
wheat with some export buying here
formed only an offset in part
Big sales at the seaboard strength
ened the July delivery OF oats. Sep
tember. however. eased off on account
of crop advices OF decidedly bearlsh
sort.
Buying credited to packers carried
provisions sharply higher The orders
TO purchase came with something of
a whirl during the late bulge in wheat.
CHICAGO PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
REcEIyEK APrnINTEn
TIE MANHATrANYILL

RTNJAMIN LEVY Judge Housh sppolnteI hstIy
On me installment plan AZ - East Broad"S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

The stockholders protective com
mittce Of the United States Light and
Heating Company Of Maine announces
that more than 90 per cent Of the pre-
ferred stock and IS per cent of the
common stock deposited with them
have already paid the subscriptions
provided for in the plan. Under the
Reorganization plan announced April D,
1915. the time for payment of sub
scrlptiors expired on May ;. but an
amendment has been adopted which
gives a further extension Of time up to
June 10. and the time for the sub
scriptions 70 the bonds is also pro-
lonCed 70 that date. The new COM
pary will acquire all the property Of
the old company, which was ordered
sold by the court. and in addition the
stock Of the old company deposited
under the agreement dated July %,
1914. or. urder the plan, will be trans
fcrred 10 the new company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
BANK CLEARINGS
IN MAY LARGER

Bank clearings in May reflect more
strongly he gene Il tendency toward
normal conditions noticeable in April,
the total at principal cities in the Uni
ted States, according to "Dun's Re
view" which includes returns from 129
leading centres. amounting TO $l4,536.-
6Gs,l43, an increase Of Ill per cent as
compared with the corresponding month
last year and 3.5 per cent as contrasted
with the same month in 1918.
New York City shows increases OF
1913 and So per cent, and the aggregate
Of the cities outside shows a gain of
90 and a loss of 80 per cent respec-
lively, AS compared with the CORES
ponding periods in 1914 and 1913. The
average by months for the year TO date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04

broadway Apartments. 3. & and Rooms
.iS Nest slst 81 and "a Meat ..aS -.
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S325.000 for Brooklyn Site

The properly A. ~, aud so Fulton -. extend
ips through - - How 81 iu fUr shopping district
II Brooklyn. Nas Struck down a. auction ]estefity
FOR S3-t. o0o Tho successful bidder vs Marie
trrps.y n.e ~ fhs heirs NJ fUr o. ate - Joseph I
Smith mr. Whose account tl- pr perty aas oi'ersi
az the stand - william p Rae.
For the smith estate VT Rae also offered 10
three Uor lulldifg a. l9f Bridge y rls vas
also taken % Mrs Cropsey on Fd ~ Sl4 40
An outsider T. i JurgtI Was the successful bid
der fo- the other parcel belonging 20 the estate
9Ss Lincoln Place -Four stop 1nelhrs he pad
SO 100 FOR The parcel The Fulton =. property MI
nov be- offered On A long term lease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
Sales in Auction Rooms.
At II Vesey St:

At IL Nesey st:
49, Japh p Day
l21TH ST. I5l Eus 7lo I'D az is ','9 ~ ;
:, lw.g. il.th ~ ~ D.. --' "a a. 90
TOO ! T. s1 dwlg Flora H5an lsf W hah
q 81. stewart & Shcarer. atNs. Flanagan.
re-. partition. adjourned sine tie
lE.OS Az, lOI Sud 900. :. - iafih q. =" -
lO01 irrcg two s'y tennis aud sio,Ci. tihEnNr
VI Wcp ast Caroline ilenss 81 al J took az
4 O'Sulliyau. rtf. pariiiuu. suhi.F m miss "f
so. 900. 20 Levine a kcmpner and " J. nsk tor
5000
A. the Bronx Exchange:
By Charles a Berral
I7sIH ST T. $. uhos front between Prospect
and Mape, as. i.KlI0 XIV f1 Map AZ ~ &
.ySs 10 abandoned foundations. N ~ Pau
hsler - al az y RgheusicN 81 al. J. NehdfI.
h. atty. ! ! Hyne ~. due. 81 1bl Ed. tnss
etc. s.. 56l 90. 90 n Ha.pfrn for 5000
~ Bryan l. Kennedy.
I4orn ST. -0l g. ns liis Bra1s az - etloo
~ tcamt. " uypcanem. iH4lyd and ehf.
All Bsekmau Construction to ci 81, lsrsel
,Wrig 40. J H1Ue,. ~ ilg. >-' - - .
taxes. etc. titl9 a. 90 The p.aintif iof ~ oo9.
~ James ) Donovan.
HsrH ST. 900 anl 'o2 =. cor Webster az. a..
= 5KlO7 IA5f itlO6 10. tnu So tcuinir. Enly
Schaef-er ~ BDseobd BuiiiuE 90 e. a't > 9
Gulck atty ! D. Eusiicr. 80. -lIe. hlf Wa.
tnes. ETC. <93a5. 20 The p'ailur fof h5.59'.
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sharing the Benefits.

One ~ The most important OF the
odd-ot houses has Just given signal
evidence Of the Improvement IN stocf
MARKET conditions. About ten wears
ago li began 20 distribute sem an
Due..y 20 los clerks what IT called d
dividend. amounting usually 20 ~ per
cent Of their yearly salaries. THIS was
tcr' un until after 1907 AFTER thA'
'nere were no dividends FOR year o.
NO and tncy were discontinued again
~ 1911 This week they were re
Sumct. Incidentally. all the time thc
Exchange was closed last wear me
c..erks were kept on full salary. though
,,heir working hours were cut in hali'
Lately the house mas had all the buSi
iess II could wish 10 do and us actlNi'
lies have been rapidly increasing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
New Tenants for Dwellings

Dougls, J. Gilman 4 60 leased for term o.
,esrS Tor seth VI Mkcn q Fast isth 81. a
s@ur sfoyy house 201sO feet. 70 Nelson ~ burr
"a ynglish Isssed for Alexander Mcconnell
The dselns 90 West 5ih q. 10 " T GanS
Sor , term Of years. and rs West '2lh 81. 70 IL
= " Iohannins leased n Mrs Lacey me
d,elinz at %; West l2th a. for term ~
pears. , %, w., i.,h =,
and g23 West lsth u FOR stephen J. tolhns 70
III ; perry aud Margaret D0lg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
New Art Collections.

tonstocs Tunnel also ran ran rom
Il cents share down to ID. mere
were e. good many people who had ioT-
gotten that they were waiting for the
STOCK TO give them a chance TO get out
o. a. age-lang investment. but one
OF the hg holders. az least. was not
so Ear away from Wall Street on
WedncsGav that the opportunity was
lost 20 n.m TO tighten his DAD. Last
light there were plenty Of the younger
genera,.ou Of traders who had an op.
roSun.ty for the first time 10 STUDY al
leisure trc attractive engraving on the
Oom>'ock certificates and 70 arrange
with Che proper persons for their ap-
ifcurs'c framing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04

rrdications u more bullish sisilsue a. po,rIIIi
,Ia'l .,. a. ,bc cost and freight market. bfolgh
i.n an active covering movement IN me rout-
rt, AMI As offerings we're not particularly
t'"ih'' on. y,-e frf5er closing with net gains ~
% rs point, Total sales IN the day we're
"a ,,o Iag, Consumption abroad dHflhs Na} was
- .,,,i,s ~, an e,trayagsut scale and "'Ile lie
@s,,re. ,f Tie visible supply were not tomplef vi
10 local exchange. private cable, rom Si"Hd a.
rhergt ulAred the worlds visible on june ~
: ~ 600 lag, making a decrease for The month Q,
10 rao rnmuArcd AltA decrease last year on
20 - baFs THIS decrease was consderahy lAIsti
tnan generally anticipated and creelei m1fe '' sod
-, ir the long side ~ the market 'n.t ana
uU'4.f. 'one,. from HrAzi we're irregular ana sen
.o'.IIy ermer There we're some erta'agsh. az
,s~ers ASKED. ahich were believed 30 lhlca'e an
70 os,or On The part Of Rra1i Co sustain TIE mar
tc, Inn, conservative ofers we're IN 10 POM.
ftghct The local spot market Was lhsru'e ~,
steady. With Rio = quoted al cents Hs"I' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04

Tic msrtcf o. rog pro.lurf. vs' Quiet q os'''
tfsadv Throughout 'ie greater part = rho dav. ~
Guerrei t further hrsvfre@s tH 'Io H's r@~'i'''
'uf raNisi with srain sod .n iIyinE Wnl.' vas ne
bvsd 20 Nar, taer p, r.rte-. B.. siff. f' tug' A.
tlicaEl verr % uNo. es,fra'cf 'rr FriIa. 200
karsAs CIV received 1000 AMI "r1shs inl- PORN
stcsdy. mess flsa ti4 80. family. 81 t-3 short
c'car So foqs -' RrrF o'm mes r. n .
So. fsr"s. ta-0a{-o N. packet tlpaf1" ertra
India mess Snr{1f pRrSSTp HOGS nm
t,-ors. lot- l,o It. lo'sr. 100 To- 49, l4o %
H. rig ll'.c CrT MEATS rtNs1 70 ~
,Wsi,. n H. In7r !. Do - - n, ~"
,peeiAl eNr. ~ify &C. .ourtu. a. fs',- LARD
Arm middle Wsst s'fuPs'c. city ard h1n. o.,
rsrt n 20 P-s1. ke,s n 9o- compound spaig.
~ a,i,r sTTtRINE dun. oleo. *. eip lard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
LO>G Isl AND.

p,r Airet from Builder. save .sruts' COMMISSIONS
,i-.,,,tf,l Colonial hou-e Ilinl ursf. : rooms al
'frpfo,emsuis schneider >cituoh. . Afburis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
NEW JERSEY.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

c.u,,r, NON. iafs asilsa tree 10 ge'seet"s ssy
e'e""' 4, over, Geld taii write. No ssenl. -.
-.i,,.. Home service. % " slst At Tel ssel MAJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
Steel's Operations.

IN the excitement over the steel de-
Ssion statement made By Judge
vary few minutes before that was
published got but scant attention
fHhd yet IN view Of the many mislead-
M statements that have been mace
ABOUT he steel industry lately II Is
wen worth reading According 70 the
CHAIRMAN. the Steel Corporation as
"holo ls operating at about ST. per
Csht OF 10. ingot. and 6S.1o per cent
OF its Dig iron capacity. When II -
remembered that the plants OF inc
corporation have been greatly enlarged
e The past few years il will be re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
June :
Manhattan.

n. frs, nans Is tina, Of the dee'og tre sse0nd
hist - the creditor. snf ds'e rh'n judgment ."
h.ei
Aifr-i Pests COZ Brsdl.y: April 5. lal5
SAN. Van B.ur-n ard Y Billpo.,in co. April
1918. VI ::
Dl.r Building Co J F1srhe and wolnis 3
Ba-ke, Il o. Jan T. 1915. 'Nls
ie,. SUI 81 g1s %
So, r,,,,., CT DIRK q Al MAY 70
Sils a.
Nolineli and &c Goliryer Apr =. ieiS
s..,,,.h,.. p,,s coW Ho's,ein MAJ q 1914
f3a4f Is
sam>-J Hoissin May q. 1915 $50 ::
N' ,gr,.,,~.ii,5, 100 =
The Bronx.
MolireHi. J .nf &c Golir.y.r April - lsls
TNeissis e & city ~ y / March J. leli W. q
1helssH Narg,-ef.- same Msrch |. 1917 s7s >
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,,Xp,,pN,surp APIS. TO LET.
WEST siDt.

y. Ma, q Co. 5li Finb A,e recommsnd
b,S las apartments Decorated 90 suii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
n0THOUSE PRODUCTS.

CICI.MBTEs. - l-Ien. 900 90 ~ "a "a. I
q t0aSg. "a LIFLOWtRS. dozen >, ~ "a
tTTtCE dozen. 2J6 1I.. VI ShklpMS M.I's +
IN basket. Sos brown. 75retl.'o' buttons
.OrdSl ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
State Takes Loan Office.

Eugene Lamb Richards state SuPerinteident OF
Eork- fieI notice .r-teglsf I'm 'he county 'lNrk )
orre that he has taken possession NJ the assets "t
the Equitable Personal LoaI tompAny. ~ tar'
Fourfeenth street anil appointed Special Deputy J.
A p,fermau 20 have charge - the place
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The local market for spot cotton Wa .ioai' ana
T. mint. higher a. - for w'ld'tHg up' ana.
Iiverpoo, rshrs Spot COTTON iu moderate te
D. and A. points advance. miil.iag upland ~
sales 00O bales speculation and export. l."'.
American = .00o Impors. 1000 bales. all amer
ram Futures opened quiet. unchanged 70 2 Ul.'
lower. closed steady az ret advance " 'H log
points: Iuly- August. j2iial: October Nore.hef.
i,i.d. Jsuusry Fehruary S63iad March April
10t7d. Nsy June jiii7d Manchester ai's
and cloths iu demand.
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Illinois Traction.

Operating companies Of the Illinois
Traction Company for the month Of
April report a falling of In revenues
m all departments. with the exception
Of electric lighting and gas sales.
Earnings derived from interurban lines
decreased from S332,167 in 1914 20
s27O433. and income from city lines
totalled S2226f6, a loss OF Sl5.77S.
The combined income from all sources
amounted 10 sS50.61l. or SAC per cent
less than was earned in April Of last
year This decrease in gross earnings
was more than offset by affecting a re
duction in operating expenses and
taxes. which amounted 10 S533.02l.
leaving a net income OF S9l7.590, an
increase Of 2.2l per cent over the
DroViOus wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
SnEtP AND LAMBS.

Es.,lgts $500 head ~. cars ou sale Market
-. .fssir al around fes ate arrivals we're
.r-'I over Common 20 choic. lamb, SOIL ~ s4.E
81 per 100 In. common to ros-l shrcp tesssI. e
80, .rI Xlrsiuta searllng. ~ Sos 50 Dressed
ru,te, steady A. %. l-'sc. best wefhers. l4t .
I-,..,I .arhs % u n--.. dressed }carinss a. $50
Is. ,.g.fr. dressed dollhouse lamhs a. sos pr
sac, Kern, Commi,.lon 60 90 "a lambs -
Do -,--..r n s.. per 100 In. IN. "a Do. ST. -.
.ss = slf'-0. = q Do SO. g. Ftar.lng. -
r. :, b. ,u,sy ~ d. s. go. y % 3D. 81 10. ;
r-,.. A -ts-.,o.. 49, a lambs. a Do. 81 81.
CD Il. 81 g. -ss ss b Sii.1'. 700. o. Ia. 81 80.
1 sintsr lamb 81 Dr. SO ~ on l' 'r'hcrs - 10
s. . 10 ohic 20 10. :, - ohio. J'iriinEs 90 j..
s. - a., :, a,