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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
COTTON FALTERS
ON BRISK OPENING
Firmness in Liverpool Starts
Buying, but Market Says to
Decline of to 2.

The cotton market failed TO hold a
sharp opening advance, with prices
sagging off under scattering liquidation
and closing steady at a net decline OF
to 2 points Firmness in Liverpool
and reports of unfavorable weather
over the local holidays seemed to &C
count for the early improvement, but
these factors evidently failed to IN
spire any general or aggressive de-
mand, and as soon as prices began 70
sag off some of the early buyers
showed a disposition to liquidate their
contracts. Scattering liquidation Of
July gave that month a relatively easy
tone, but spot houses bought it against
sales of new crop at a difference OF
about "a to IS points under October,
and July closed a couple Of points up
from the lowest, while the later months
failed to rally, although the final tone
was steadied by covering.
The feature of the early news was,
perhaps, the large spot business in
Liverpool. Sales there amounted to
$4,000 bales for the three days, With
the price showing an advance o. -
English points, and Liverpool fu.ure )
also showed a sharp improvement. Pr
vate cables reported small market,
however, and the effect of the advance
on the local market was modified by
the fact that Liverpool has been rela-
lively low, with traders looking for
some widening Of the differences. The
weather map showed more or less gen.
eral and steady rains in the Eastern
belt and over the greater part Of the
Western belt over the holiday, with the
official forecasts calling for unsettled
conditions, but the outlook appeared to
be for gradually clearing conditions,
and crop complaints were hardly
numerous or general enough to
make much impression on sentiment
As a matter of fact, the trade seems to
be less concerned just now with crop
prospects than with the outlook for
exports during the coming season. The
statistical position shows that large
amount of old crop cotton will be car
ried over into the new season, which
is naturally an Offset of some import
ance to the reduced estimates Of the
coming yield, and many think that the
extent of this old crop surplus will
make itself felt TO more purpose with
the nearer approach Of new crop com
petition. Exports yesterday were only
ia bales, making S,159,741 bales so far
this season, against S,9l3,S17 last year
Southern spot markets, as officially re-
ported, were unchanged, but sales were
a little larger at both Galveston and
New Orleans.
The range OF prices in the local market was as
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
c,-,sn,sr II. V c. wETMORE detached nav
yard. Portsmouth, y. h.. July Is; TO Texas.
MOVEMENTS.



June so-Mariet,a at PFosre'o; PrOm''heu' "
y,iy ilMsPromsthsus at Dutch Harbor; Benhlm and
Patterson al Newport Denver a. Manzanllo
July 2-Nebrask1 al Eastport. Ne! Casslh A. NeH-
port. Trippe at Addison. Ne Eagle Al FoH-Au'
Juiy S-wyoming and Orion at Newport Wasp u
oyster Bay. Proteus az Boston, Virginia az salem
Wake a, Perth Amboy Pauldlng al New beI-
ford. New Orleans at La Par. Georgia Al Glouces-
ter Mass Balche Al Bridgeport Conn. ,,., .
July 4-Smith a. Boston. Eagle az Z ape mayhem .
Preston a. Frenchnan's Bay, AylWin a. new
port. Cyclops a. New York yard; IruItun a.
Juiy 5-Trippe a. Newport KrnAwha At san Diego:
Caesar A Aerandrs keagsarge and hentucy
a, GARDENERS Bay; Trg1,un at MaT' iS So,,b
Paulding and Jouett Al Newport. wasp ~ NUT"
River Wheeling at Tampico
SAILED.
Tun. 3o-Prometheus. Dutch HarbcI for UnLEa
and return Dutch HGbor - ~.
July 2-Nereus Lambert Point for Olong1po. HOP
kin, and Lawrence san Diego Tor san FrAnclsco
July 3-Promc,heus. Dutch Harbor for Pnbyloi
Aiiehi.an NeWpor, Tor Bristol R /: Paulding
Jenkins and J0uett Newport for New BEDFORD.
Mas. Arsthl5s. GuAnianAmo fo5 ChAtles, ~
FarrarIL Hull and Whipp.e. san Pedro t1r san
Traucls-o: Dorothea. Cleveland for cruise
FaEe Port-au- Prince for Cape Hayden e!ouces-
ter Brooklyn Tor practical cruise. kan4snl
san Pedro ,or san Diego Trux!uni san Dieso
for San Francisco. Cyclops Norfolk Tor NeN
York yard. kearsarge and Kentucky. Philadel-
phia FOR G4rtiners Bay. Glacier, Guaymas Tor
san Diego Brutus. Progreso ior Guantanamo;
Yantic. Marquette. Mich Tor Hancock. Mich.
New York yard for Newport supply Guam for
July 5-Ai5any. Port Angeles Tor san Frsacisco.
rruIiun, san FrGneiseo yor Mar Island; WSsp
Island f0r Tsmpico.
JuiJ s-CAsais;s AsIAadnI t0r ys1A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07

transactions included In the total re-
ported from the East.
Corn displayed stubborn resistance
and gave way only little to bearish
attacks that were due 10 the weakness
Of wheat The upholders OF prices had
the backing Of unfavorable crop reports
and Of an urgent spot demand at Liver
pool ms we'll as falling of In domestic
stocks.
Field news concerning oats was Of
a decidedly hattering sort. About the
only check on the ensuing decline re-
suited from profit taking by shorts.
Heavy lard sales by packers led 10
setback all around for provisions. The
selling began after the market had
bulged to meet an advance In the price
Of hogs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

Duluth. July 6.--wIIEAT-No l, hard. 81 S5h
No !, Northern. slS3h@il. san: No ?. Northern.
81. 2Sh 8fl ssb July. 81 s5ri September, " eS =
Milwaukee. July 6.-wHEAT-No !. Northern.
81 S3@tl IS: No 2 Northern, il3Q9h 81 No 2.
hard winter. il25qN.7i september. Of De
ocmber 81 oih. CORN-No yellow. I9e No 5.
white. 56hc; September. 77hdi2Ac. December.
65ftc BARLEY-Maltng. 7o@l5e.
Minneapolis July s.--wHEAT-No !. hard. 81 IS
No i, northern. Il 27h@N,37h. No ?. No!thssI,nn.
81 24h @ilsih July. s.; Ah sep,emoer No2h
CORN-No 8. yellow. 12k Sf2tc oAIS-No 3.
white. ieA@i6%c. FLOUR AND BRAN-Un-
changed.
St Louis July 8-wHEAT-No , red. new.
N?l9tl22: old 81 %; No 2 hard. nominal July
siOlH September ashc. CORN-No D. T5he:
80 ?. white 76&@77c July, 4hc: espiember'
lie OArS-No ,. i9c: No 2. white. SIC; July
l2itc: September. 35hc.
Toledo. July s-wHEAT-C.h. $780,, July.
81 o6k september slO5% Deoemberl h,95A:
December sSI5; March. $3.50; ALsslKE-Augl't'
;99 IS o ToT1 Z 81 cash $780, September
chicago. July s.-wHEAr-No 2. red new
NISh@ !l az: No 2 hard. old. 'l.so; CORY
80 ?. yellow. 75N@16hc; No T. yellow; ISe
OATs-No 9. white. i9% a iotc; STANDARD. 10Y
TIMOTHY HT.5S9is CLOVER .o@ 1ls q;
PoRK-iis4O. LARD-.sS5G!S.G. BlBs-'s62
Kansas City. July e.-wHEAT-No 2. hard.
81 2fasl 30; No O. red. tlledN.20. CORN-No
@ mixed. 7skc: No ?. white. i5c; No 2. yellow
75G75hc OATS-No 2. white iSh g 4sc; No T.
mixed. l3hGHhc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
POULTRY.

Receipts unloaded The past week. lOS freight cars
and about scattering coops by express, some
10 more freight cars have arrived and are he.d On
tracks supplies the past week ruled much heavier
than expected. The market was not settled uulll
Thursday morning. when fowls we're mace loe oa.
that price was extreme ana khAiel IN ns' .y
later In the day while on Friday fowls we're iieey
50 far this week radlng has been sG" ana WINS
holders feel shade frmer. prices had not been
settled al a late hour Tuesday BToiiers were islry
plenty. and the demand for the holiday was 'etg
tisaupointing with prices closing last week weak
and irregular SO far this week demand has been
slow and prices are without Improvement. Holders
ask &c for Western br0ilers and 2O9-l for South
ern: prices unsettled. Old roosters shade lower.
Ducks about steady. Geese trne nrmer. Guineas
and live pigeons slow Dressed.-While supplies OF
fresh Killed iced fowls were not especially IaiBs
last week demand continued slow, ana iaaIHe'
weak and irregular with l8c top Tor 10 lows
with price occasionally shaded 20 clean up. Large
fowls A. 10 each. ~ hght Supply am uiia. w
s.ar.e during the latter porion Of last week anu
prices ruled higher and firm under an active non
DAY demand 9ut ne iee-ns was S irade
while %. Tuesday 90 ms "etA' WIN ~" roeI
prices declined about &c per ID on all grades freSn
killed turkeys irregular In quality ana vS.ue, .,.,d
I,rinr the latter portion O; last week. IN view u
The holiday. but did ny clean up ana some SUI
E p 2'. 80 h fsl III, week hut supplies y liberal
ana prices without improvement; Frozen duckinss.
iS $50 -'5'H f. S. ''' h. $40 t. 8 25 654
D. $500 N.75: dark. per doZ E-3@ SI.SV' GUS
5OG7jc Frozen TURKEYS. Western. small boxes.
iry picked selected young hens and toms. &c;
BIS. dry picked. selected young hens 2Jc; toms.
20aelc: young hens and toms. l9G zoe; average
best. lSc. Tenn and Ky. dry picked syerage best
lSc: Tex dry picked. average best. l7@ rs; 10
:. i4@Ijc. Old hens. zoe; old toms. lec. BRoIL-
ERs. II 70 box. milk fed fancy. 1924 d 70 doz'
25c: prime. $3.50 h. l992oc.. CHICKENS. ~ to
box sof, mea,ed. milk fed Si.S6 ID 70 doz 5 39S;
siagey. l78l8o; corn FED. Sl-36 ID TO doz l lSe:
81 h and over. zoe $500 10. staggy. l6gl7c
FOWLS, u TO box Western boxes 60 ID snd over
TO dor dry picked. lSc: 4S-55 ID. lSe; so 20 10;
doz i455c. oid ROSTERS. l2@l21c. DUCKS. Ohio
and Mich fancy. 1jdl5kc; other Western, fancy;
lie. Western 30 2. 9@lc GEESE OHIO and
Mich fancy, l2al3c: other Western. fancy l2c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
sURROGATEs NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan. a Surrogate
BY given 70 all persons having claims
against the estate Of George Clinton
Batcheller, late OF the County Of New
York, deceased. 70 present the came with
place Of transacting business in the once
Of MessrG CLIFFORD. Hobbs Beard, their
attorneys. No. so Broadway, Manhattan.
I'm the city OF New York. on or before the
18th day OF October next.
dated, New York. the 18th day of April.
TRuENE GEDDEs BATcHELLER.
ALFRED p. W. SEAMAN.
EDWARD w. RUSSELL
CLIFFORD. HOBBS & BEARD, Attorneys
for Executors. 50 Broadway. New York
sALOMON. ADOLPH EN- PURSUANCE
OF an order OF the Honorable John +.
Cohalan. a Surrogate Of the County OF New
E SoTM he Claims against 4doph E. saIonon
late Of the County Of New York. deceased.
10 present the same with the vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers at their place Of
transScting business, at the once OF Amy.
Van Gordon. Eydns q Kelly. No. 40 Cedar
Street Borough Of Manhattan, City Of
New York. their attorneys. on or before
the 18th day OF September. 1918.
Dated. New York, April srd. 1918.
R REGifxSi s E Fl HEVr
Amy. VAN GORDON. EVANS & KELLY.
Attorneys for Executors. once and Post
once Address. No. IS Cedar Street Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HONORABLE
John p CohLlAn, Surrogate Of The County o.
New YORK notice "a hereby giVsa 10 all persons hsI
M eiaias against MAp A Harriet. late Of the
County Of New YORK, deceased. 70 present the same
with Iouehsp thereof. 70 TIE subscribers, At place Of
tran,aeting business. NJ. 80 Nassau Street. IN thu
City Of Nes York. before the 2oth DAY Of July
Dated New YoSk. the stu day Of January. 1918
EDWARD X FINCH.
EDWARD L FINCH.
EIecutouL
.OHlg "a COLEMAN Attorney for Executarl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
FORECLOSURE SALES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
York County-Guaranty Trust Company
OF New York, Plaintiff, against Rober.
Fulton Realty Company ct al Defendants.
In pursuance OF judgment OF fore
closure and sale duly made and bearing
date the 18th day OF June, 1915. and
entered on the 10th day Of June. 1915. IN
the above entitled action. 1. the under
signed, Referee in said Judgment named.
Will sell az public auction AZ the Ex-
change Sales Rooms, Nos. 1916 Yesey
Street. IN this Borough OF Manhattan, City
OF New York, on the 18Th day Of July.
1915, at Y o'clock noon on that date, by
Joseph p. Day, AuctiOneer, the premises
directed by said judgment 70 10 sold and
therein described as follows:
All that certain tain plot, piece or parcel OF
ough Of Manhattan. City. County and
state OF Now York. bounded and described
as follows: Beginning a. the corner
formed by the intersection Of the North
ery side OF one hundred and sixty-hrst
Street. with the Easterly side OF Broad
way. running thence Northerly. along the
(s9) feet. eleven Ol) inches. thence East
erly parallel with the Northerly side OF
One hundred and sixty street and
part OF the distance through party wall
ninety mine (ss) feet ten and three-Quar-
ters NO4) inches. thence Southefly. par
alel with the Easterly side OF Broadway
ninety-nine (9s) feet, eleven tlD inches
10 the northerly side Of One hundred and
sixty-irst Street and thence Westerly.
along the NOrtherly side ot One hundred
and sixty-hrst Street. ninety nine (99)
feet ten and three-quarters Gc&) inches.
10 the point or place OF beginning.
Together with all fixtures and property
attached 70 or used In tho operation Of
the said premises
The sale OF said premises shall DO made
subject 70 a first mortgage Of $40 900
held by Metropolitan Life Insurance COM
pany OF New York
Dated, New York. June IS, 1918.
MELVIN G. PALLISEB,
Referee.
STETsON. JENNINGS & RUSSELL. At
torneys for Plaintiff Guaranty Trust
Company Of New York. IS Broad street.
New York City New York.
The following Is diagram % the prop
erty 20 DO sold It's street numbers ars
ssh West l6lst Street and 3s6o-s Broad
way:
land Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
NEW YORK PRICES.
REcEIPTs.


he year sld statistics in the coffee market were
o plllsh character, especially those showing the
large coli1mpucl lIricg The past season but there
va hii!e or 10 Interest shown in the market and
to-A saes ior the d1y amounted 10 only 300
bsuL Prices. however were steady with net gains
OF 3 % Z points The action Of The Brazilian mar
Ee4 over our holidays were not o. special impor-
lance although en- advance Of $50 re!s IN RIO. which
.Ggef receipts e. primary points. The Worlds VS.
DE supply o. c0Tee showed decrease during June
o. lC5t4l bags compared with decrease last year
o @l5.AJ. AID The total was 7.5lb.ls4 bags. com
e. cam over since 1901. when the total was esq.,
81 bags ms worlds production OF coffee last year,
tocofding 20 J. Llrcuvle. Of Ha7re was Iho5.OJO
btSi, compared with 10 Gl2 900 the previous season
void't deliveries a. Il 65S 900 bags compared with
4s5I5.QQQ he previous season and lt.b-0.O0O two
years az. In the cost and freight market prices
were about unchanged. Santos p and IS being
fS19isa a, from Vsoe 70 9lsc a So5c 70 Qoe and
10 70 a. 6t5c SALES were reported Of 1000 bags
y cost and freight coffee made ,ate last week. il-
elQing 1000 bags o. Santos IS and b a. &c for
I.iure shipment In the local spot market trading
rs inactive ard prices unchanged on me basis OF
nc Tor Rio 70
Cstrlnees snd Shipments Of coffee at Brazilian
Pis lNi week as follows Rio clearances.
@g9l bags including MI 20 the United States and
Wvlg 20 Europe and North Africa and 1000 %
.ae Care. River Plate and the west coast Of South
Saoing 1000 % the United States. 1900 70
SeioD and North Africa and 1000 20 the Cape,
tH.'T F4ate and ths west coast OF South America.
ss.e.onA e.esfances we've 1000 bags TO the United
800 - 600; cle4rAnces % the United states and
hliope MI ard elsewhere. 200 bags. Total ware
ssy-te deliveries OF Brazilian coffee IN the United
Sstes last week were o. 100 bags. compared with
I s' former amount New York reported 59l64 bags.
hthEe o. prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07

Ss % "a ep+ s, s3d" g;spl,sd sIS. hR'
Sc: No 1. bSSc; No 2. $500: No 3, 5iSc No A.
5 zoe. No s. 565c. No 6. 5 coo. No Z. 5.b5c; No s.
8 sec. No 3. s &C: No 10. 8 lOc; No II, 5SSc; No
"a soc. Nos "a. "a and is. b25o. The market
for raw sugar was quiet with new sale, reported.
and Prices remained practically UNCHANGED. with
centrifugal a6 test quoted At iSo@ AqSC. the In
side ngurc being FOR Porto Rico. molasses. 50 test.
AoSe 4lSc. and cost and freight 1910,
SUGAR FUTURES
The futures market was unsettled and frst prices
were 8 points lowet TO points higher on nrst ssics
u 500 tons AZ the opening Wan street interests
bought the new crop months but later in The day
there appeared 20 he some liquidation Ny brokers
with Cuban connections and the market closed got
points lower With total sales $500 tons. Range Of
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
Gold from Canada.

There was deposited at the local As
say Office yesterday 100000 gold bars
for the account of the Canadian Bank
of Commerce. This institution also
deposited through its New York cor
respondent 100000 in gold coin at the
Sub Treasury on Saturday, making a
total Of s3,5OO,00O sent here by this
institution since the middle of April.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
[By Telegraph to The Tribuns.I

by Telegraph 10 The Tribunal
Albany. July e.-lncorDoratiOns nled with secre-
trest7isx Realty Co. Manh.t $4,000; Walter
Gibbons: 100 PyeEmsn st. ~ y J. v Fitzpatrick
eai5s. ETC $50 900 JOIN J. Reilly. Isl Is 18th st.
~ Y Morgan A. Jones. y. T.; Fred Homan. Col
Wesley Pub. Co., Manhat $4,000; Joseph A
savadel. l2I W sOth st. n. y: Frank Solder
'Oi Harper Auto Safety ~ Signal Co. M.nh. $780,
900; Herbert Harper. New Bedford Mass; Herbert
J. Harper. New Bedford, Mass; w. II. Thompson.
Yibur Realty Co.. y. Y; $1,000; Jacob W. Block.
2 Marble HI aV., y. Y: Philip Roaeodsy. Jacob
Henry Barnes Co.. Msnhat deal In machines /.
5000: Henry Barnes. s75 Ocean az; Bklyn; Walter
Nastshag Bros Manhst restaurant keepers; So
Louise Matching. Francis VI. Matching. Bklyn.
SOHO Bros. Manhat wines and liquors; IS 900 ;
Siyestro S9zio. CSC Brooine g. n y; FidraVant
Chadakoin Amusement Co.. jamestown; $4,000;
Clark f. Brown. IS Barrett av.. Jamestown: Clara
NJ. Brown. J. Clark Brown. jamestown
goods. 10000 Harry Gers,eln. Al Greene st.. y. Y;
oliver W. Hobbs. y. Y; Burton F. BlOugh. Harris
Patrick GARFIELD & Co. M.nhse general sdver-
Using 600 900 James H. " More 10 Liberty St.
Rochester a sanits ' FSt and ProSas. Co. ROch
ester: $40 900: Daniel Hayes. 56s Main u, East
Rochester: Amos Feasier. George W. Irwin. Roches-
D. Davis & Co.. y. Y; deal in cloaks, suits.
$4,000: David Davis. 2O7 L. 18th st.. ~ Y:
Abraham LiDkien, Bronx Philip FSlkman. \, Z.
Horace e,,'' 5. Byrhss iii BSay.. n. Y: Frank J.
Febe Ro5allnl Bloch. y. Y.
Schsrfmsn Bfothen, Msnhat. ladies' dresses:
$40 OOO Isidore Schanrnan e45 T. 1891 st.. Bronx
Abraham scharfman. fsidore smiowit Bronx.
Great Eastern Electric Co. MAnhst. $1,000 !;
Hellberg. Annie Halberg y. Y.
!. schwenk Maniac; millinery; 5000; Yirginis
sherman n Y Isid0r
schwenk. Jesse Meyers. Bronx.
Long Beach Automobile and Storage Co.. Mas
sau. $40. 900. Martin Van Barcom. 1857 Milford
Frier Bkyn.
Penny Package Corp Manhst; commission mer-
chants S24. 900; II. scierelin Sayes 81 Nassau
st y. Y. W. L. Savers. John X " Ewing. y. Y.
Fruit Exchange Auction. Buffalo; $50. 900: James
A. Fech'ig IT,. 81 Bway.. y. T.; John A. Graves.
Elizabeth MOesch. y. Y
Barnett Bros. yewely Co. ManhAt. SO. 900;
George Barnett. ISL 45th st. Bkyn: Harry BrOus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
Extend Wabash Deposits.

The joint reorganization committee
of the Wabash Railroad announced
Yesterday that in view of the postpone
ment to July 81 of the sale Of the
property under foreclosure the
time in which further deposits Of both
bonds and stocks under the readjust-
ment plan may be made without pen
atty has been extended 10 July II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07

1876. Adj N. Swain. nisoe. received ,7.s7s and
mo rsst OF the estate passed 70 thres otbsr nisces
stocks, T,07s
MQRRfs YOLLSfAN. Of sesius Wash. lLprn
], 1910. value Of entire estafe Is not disclossd
Assets tsT2blo IN New York s;ata--An equity $40
2os In pfemites a. Audubon aV and lslu q. sD-
praised a. so, 900 Net value q de-edents New
Of the dscedsnt. was he beneficiary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
Is2nd Street
I0E


isist Street
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 70 satisfy which tho above de-
scribsd property Is 90 be sold. is forty-nvs
thousand two hundred thirteen and $500
Souars ({462l3sD with interest thereon
fron the 18th day OF June. 1915. together
with the costs and allowances amounting
TO four hundred nine and si-i00 dollars
(s4Os.9i) with interest from the 18th day
81 June. 1915, together with the expenses
OF the sale The approximate amount Of
the taxes, assessments water rates or
other liens, which are 20 be allowed 20 the
purchaser out OF the purchase money, or
maid by the Referee Is Six thousand four
hundred ninety-eight and 1900 dollars
(Ss.4ssl9l.
Dated. Now York. June IS, 1919
MELVIN U. PALLISER,
RsfagsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
THE METALS MARKET.

.iertrolytic ouoted A. 20l. a 30hc In London cop
per closed at ffs is FOR standard spot 81 S for
futures and SOS los for eectEoyuc spot. TN on
the New York Metal Exchange vas quiet, WITH spot
in nyr-ion lots quoted Al 286 s950c. In London
tin closed a. fl7l los for STANDARD spot and tieI
for futures with sales of 200 tons spot and leo
tons fiiturss IFAD-Firm New YORK. spot.
572Hc bid and Eat 81 Louis. 5.!5e BID London
lead spot f24 IS 80. sPELTER-NonilnaL London
speltef, 400,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
receipts Re sIS at tn. ports and interior points, with

C0UOn EIchange SPECIAL IAVeFpooI Od7I13' ~
cotton IN good demand a, IS points advance from
Friday. on the basis OF $500 for middas upland.
sales. 900 bales including 5000 American. In
ports u.s. 900. including 1000 American. The
market for futures closed steady al a net advance
Of sail polr's Closing prices: July August.
5lgi5d: October November. sill; December Janu-
ary 3 led; January February. j.J3d; March April
56Oi7d; May-Junc. j66l5d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07

ME local market Tor spot cotton was quiet a.
10 points decline on the basis of 9.j0c FOR MID
upland; sales 100 bales. Southern spot marHeis
Wers telegraphed ss follows. New Orleans. steady.
unchanged Al De: sales. 1928 bales Mobile. nomi
nal unchanged a. s 53c. no sales. Baltimore. nomi'
nal. unchanged az 91.c no sales: Augusta. steady.
changed at &c. no sales. Little Rock. quiet Nn-
changed al s87c no sales: Galveston, steady. un-
changed al &C. sales 2.90l; savannah. quiet. un.
changed AZ sl5-iGc. salc5 100; Charleston and
Wilmington nominal: Norfolk. steady unchanged al
S1jc. sales $780, Memphis steady. uncnangeI az
sales sos. -,
Receipts at the ports and interior points with
comDarlsons follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-07
APPRAlSALS OF ESTATES

Ten relatTes ~ The deccdent sero he bencocia.ss
Assets-Deposits. $3.50 notes. $3.50. and jewelry.
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Mrs Nellie 8 Weed. sister OF decedenI, vas given