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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
BUSINESS REVERSES
RANKRUPTCY PETITIONS.

/ lSIDOR ROsSBERG. o. $50 East l52d a.. for
WORKS. o. as East ssh st. fled petition. with
liabilities SO 20. mostly fog indorsiaG notes Of ne
a sa A 5s 10 ' ra BSi a'';fcs ms and
assets. LYMAN R0ssbtrg. Of 63s linton Az, LIesI-
t5wi1S sS Gs' so I .35 s6s assets 81 a. foi
money leaned 10 tho company A petition v" 'hSa
against st.. ne company o. Nay 10 49,. ,.,oo,
hotel At Highland Falls. y. y, filed petition; Win
liabilities SO 6's and assets Sl $50, consisting o.
subject 10 mortgage % brewer, and STOCK, toOI
He also has & claim against tho New YORK CentiA
turic.. II has ben tried once and IsIdiot q
s. 900 rendered which was set aside ny the court
5 sy' ai ' ' aGS not RSs: sG ' B- H
/ OF New Yo.k City IS creditor for $500. -.
Nya-E. filed petition with liabilities s'Sl and no
''''-' PETITION DISMISSED.
WILLIAM J.. sUTPHIY-Iudge Hand dismissed
tho petition fiIad N August 81. l9l3. against WILL
lam l. sutIhlu ZEAL estate dealer Al s5S bih iv.
whose liabilities were $500
COMPOSITION CONFIRMED.
ETsEN FEIT1Jqd9: HAND eonfiTgnsa sSne =
l5s West 25th 81. Al 20 cents on the oolr. La
bilitisi we're $2o.loo
BANKRUPTCY scHEDULDA
WIS !sR4E 5a sAFIRO S';I Il f.S = i w.
s- 60 10u iSa 'A.dais, Showing lSSiss so.
soc and ssse,s tI.22S. ooashyng o. ttock, $1,000
-
DISSOLUTION.
Judge Gre.nbsun appointed Robst Z. 6inon ~
ce!ver Tor Knapp d French. Inc, real estate oPsr-
Ators IL The Bronx, In prcceedinEs for voluntary
dissolution OF the corporation brought ~ me cl.
Ei;,5iS5[S, Tho bond Of ne receiver WA EXEC .
KoPRE's BANK.-Ths o1sr Of competition Of
MAJ kobres Bank. Of IL Canal and 81 Grand SIS.
came Up before judge A y. Hand. The compost
lion proposed 70 pay, % tho New YORK deposition:
100 cents or the dollar. Of which 20 per cent has
already been paid and the balance Is 70 be paid by
. q NQuilstiuE corporation undo! the name Of kobre
Assess Cooperation within four years. The corpora
tica viii Sc under tho direction o. Eugene Lamb
EicnLrds. Superintendent Of Banks. majority o.
the creditors IN number and amount 5isniied theif
acceptance Two creditors opposed the compost
ton and Judge Hand adjourned the matter ioI tEo
their speciacancrs OF objection in writing within
ten days a position was filed against no BANK on
August 9. 1914 Liabunsa were S.S7oooo.
BANKRUPTCY DIsCHARGES
Judge A. " Hand yesterday granted disaharV.
" thsse bankrupts
william o. Hobby. o, Mount ysrpoui Liabilities,
{ls2. 66l, Tor indorsiD5 notes o. the wsstehestss
u, Thomas Il.s, BE;hi estate 'F0h''' SOS w'''
w as! ss!S $. ES sSRt9 ga 1'af-''
". George Klosy. dresses. 1915 seVunsh a" La
Samuel II du,hiE. esrpentsr. NevovrIA Liza
Oscar {. sachs 20 walker ct. Liabilities. $500.
Morris J sydney. isgeller. l5s East Broadway.
Thomas Tfayaor sA East 10Th a.. formerly
LIQUORS Liabilities. S2,ua ,.,.,
simon B. hamburger, salesman. 10 Cathedral
Parkway. Liabilities. $2.55s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
nPAIN.

increased pressure q new crop wheat AID general
prices broke rapidly and closed weak with net
losses Of 393ibc. Tbs Liverpool market Indicated
better feelng there. with some impr2TsneHt In ne
cash demand and less pressure OF offerings. Inc
weather was somewhat unsettled over Sunday. with
heavy rains over the upper Mississippi Valley and
the iaEo region as well as scattered showers IN the
Southwest, but on the whole conditions seemed TO
be more favorable for farming operations. Reports
received late IN the day said that increased ar
causing increased hedrins operations in Chicago.
ana Z was the consensus Of opinion that a better
gary 70 sustain values Conditions IN the North
west were generally satisfactory although there
lion recently. Worlds exports foi the week were
Is. 800 900 bushels compared with ll.l62 900 the
supply IN tho United states showed decrease q
3GS, 900 bushels. bonded wheat decreased 226,O0O
While ne Canadian yi6;e dsefss'sd s5 az Rsa
against a decrease Of 4.3l3.000 last year N the
local cash marEe; No ? red winter wheat was
quoted at 81 Is and 10 hard a. 81 80, New
York export billed. No ! Northern Duluth. Sl27.
and No Northern Manitoba Sl22ig, I Buff
falo. CoRN-Wass comparatively firm throughout
plants Of poor termination which Is causing eE.
tensiTs repiantns. The break IN wheat checked
most Q, The gain. closing net unchanged % Se
higher. Late reports from the West indicated
was predicted that these would increase With I'm
proved ysSthsL -, The Visible supply shogsd . o.
crease o; $1,000 bushels. compared with an IN
market No 2 yellow corn was quoted at s6ha
prompt shipment oATs-wu steady early In
huenoed By the hunnoss in corn and owing 10 com
While the cash position was firm and July closed At
gains 0, sc the late months gays way and showed
net losses Of &c Tho visible supply decreased
$50 900 bushels. compared with decrease Of a5.-
900 last year. The local cash market vas Urn;
white 5Ac; No white 54Ac. fancy clipped
white 56957ho; ordinary clipped white. .55955hc:
al elevator RIE,MaIkst easy No 30 ~ Western;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
NEW BANK TO START
Will Promote Trade Relations
with South America.

W.R. Grace & Co.'S bank, which was
incorporated at Albany in April TO do
the banking business Of the firm, which
is iergely with the countries on the
west coast Of South America. will be-
gin operations this week. ]. P. Grace
Is president. J. l, Schaefer Is Vice
president and W. II. Klinger Is cashier
The bank will be run az an adjunct TO
the business now carried on at Han
over Square.
Mr.. Schaefor said yesterday that the
establishment Of the bank should prove
further stimulus TO the growing
trade relations between the United
States and its sister republics In South
America. W. +. Grace & Co, have
thirty branches, largely in Chile, Eoua-
dor and Bolivia, and every one will be
a branch of the new institution. Tho
firm does an annual business with
these firms sggregating s25,o0o,ooo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
Lending on "Amerteans."


L is not believed By foreign ex-
t.l1Hs EXPERTS familiar with invest
ussi conditions here that the first ex-
a.!snt TO be attempted will be the
STATION in this country OF British war
soads, though ultimately their appear
ues Is 70 be expected. The reception
even to the French war loan here
Vsnsd to indicate that the time Is
70. Jet ripe for further experiments
q hat nature. What Is expected is
eat loans will be arranged here with
American securities deposited as col
iis1l. OF that there has already
esst q beginning. Some time ago the
Lknaon Joint stock banks arranged
srsin with their correspondents in
eli city Of large size. More recently
mach banks have made similar loans
,Es against the deposit Of American
l,Enties In Paris. These loans, made
E.isout the Intervention Of the Bank
q England or the Bank Of France, re-
ala private character. though they
rs o. benefit 70 the respective govern
H'h1 because Of the measure Of sup
YEN they have given 70 the exchange
srL.t Now Il is being proposed that
as Bank Of France arrange for the re-
.p9thecstion Of American stocks and
''ati deposited with 1t last year,
saarsrrinR the loans-said TO aggre-
na ,N5O,OO0,000-to this country. In
~ background Is a suggestion that
.anate!y these securities will be sold
.s'fight 70 American bankers. who will
tsfket them 70 investors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
Oen that the remaining sH per cent

Cen that the remaining e& per cent
Of the accumulation on the preferred
will some day be paid OF, leaving the
way free for dividends on the common
shares. While a director was quoted
at the beginning Of the year as saving
that no unusual disbursements would
be made until the governments suit
against the company was settled, lat.
terly IL has been rumored that some
thing was soon to be done about that
So per cent. Continental Can, Il might
be noted, also touched q new high rec
ord yesterday, but there were scrupu-
lous denisls that It had taken any
war orderG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
CHICAGO PRICES
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

Duluth MINI June l4THEAT T az l Ia bard
M.t.; - e IA, N 81 s5i. july ,iisS "
a.qkss n' Io,S!I5 ), Sos 30 Aorg Js9.
g 'g0RN-No yellow. TSiz g16kc. july.
f5i.e BARLEY Milna99s. 5g99fis7r ro,.,. NJ
Phlide;g5i4' .t yCi.a 81 :7sSi IS: 40 Northern
BUru,h s. 5taN 3d. C0RN-HiEhsr. No y icy.
ii sac. steamer. 40 yellow. sS8s5'1c.
1,Ts glghsf. 40 2 white LII -,
" ttSrs,'-s,is June -WHEAT-No had
., N-iN,A K, NGThern 81 sa$l.27; No North.
en- Nl58sl ~. w ls' ,,,' .oH 81. "a:
Yellow, 7le,' in,s5i,v U 1AAii,,r.sd "''''''
s. Louis june l'TH "a 4 si gi r'd , Ti,5
SoRtX 20 ; 74i. d7sc. ~ 2 white. IS = q 75c
I r,'i -tt, afiAc oATs-No 2. 4'c, No white.
"r2 gisd 5u' June -wIEAT.-,cs,h tla3 July.
e. 49, sent 81 05. CLONERsEED-Prme cash.
= on 'o,i SIS 40 BID ALSIKE-Prine cash. s 50.
TRlorHYPhms cash $ oy yI,s sia sSP,' ~
., hAse.gI'ssi % 70 Z red tIi78silS cORN-No
miIsd. iglssISsi y? Whit Itsi 10 ysiios5
rtf,d ilsl2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
STOPS MO. P. SUIT
Holder Deposits Notes After
Demanding Pay for Them.

A new attempt by holder Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific notes which matured June
+ and were extended for another year.
wa, frustrated by officials Of the COM
pany, yesterday. The noteholder,
whose name was withheld from publics-
ton, called at the eompsny's Offices and
threatened to bring suit unless they
were paid. After few minutes persua-
sion. however, he determined TO de-
post under the plan, bringing the to-
TAI deposits at the close Of business
up 20 more than S23,0O0,000, out Of q
total of $24.S45,000.
The reorganization plan which the
directors are now working on is ex-
pected to be made public within ten
DAYS. The chief provision will be Tor
the raising Of an amount OF money SUI
fcient to pay off the notes next Jrne,
in cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
HAY AND STRAW.

Ths market continues firm with price, sesns s
,,shS,sed Bulk OF business ranges s-O9S-o' a.
70 Quality. with a pretty close clearance Of re
nndeigrsdes straw quiet and barely steaay a. tao
90 soaftSi No !. s24. 10 ; 70 No 2. $sl@S2.5s;5g
s6ipplgs 500. fancy Light clover ml1sa 800 800
S25 So. re straw. No !, |li.'VSEI'' ''u'1"
EOc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
THE METAL MARKET.

II. metal markets we're nm and higher sgLu
o.. - ne local street mRrket ior copper was
a. vith eetIoyuc quoted A. 20i9r IN Len
''' ,,t.sr cIosed a. ESQ S. fer stAnda.d spot ISL
~ fr- futures and geo 10 Tor elrctru.yuc spo,
10 an he New York Heal Exchange vas stfoAg
,rttb .p1t In n1e-ton lots quoted a. $i2i08 $3.50
H. london tin closed a. tlii lcs Tor standard spot
80 eiT0 for futures win sales % 200 tons spot
81 400 tons futures Lead strong. New YORK
nd Past 81 Louis spot s. IS The American
s-~.f,iru and Roaming Company advanced the
80 ~ ,hipmsui lead from s. so % s. Ia 50 ton
icf, Londol lead spot. as = ed. tpeltes nom!-
nal. Londcn Ipelter Ell9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
Sales in Auction Rooms.

~ Ju5'pH = U"y =
10TH ST. 1875 W f. 2sI W Columbus Az ~
0'ii65 > sy clubhouse, Fannie l. Harrison az
VsI5etr so.ioty Of City New York et a.; $ Han
fori atty: W S.sgin. re'. due. $23 l74'o' taxes
etc 81 600 10 } Resneas tor 81 100 -
ZOO zoo liysi svl7I5. / sly theatre and | sty brS
garage. Wicks j-. az, Mary Logiler e. i;o
Y Nt,heU atty; II Blur ref; due, y +VV'
ta,es. e.c 81 600 70 the plaintiff for $4,000
By CHARLES A Berrisn.
,ru Az soI 10 81. n cor 37th st. es e12t z
~ esrase. Equtahls Life Assurance society o.
~. I, 3 AIT w X Bryan et a.; A!eKender
C-,on sftyg. J Dcnney. ref; due S5-5 81 - .
taTes, ect sal 1865 90: to the Little Streets Cor
poration Tor S556.o00.
At Tho Bronx Exchange:
By Joseph P Oay
SIMPSON ST. 1888. $. IFS l6Ith q. rtlog.
Z .fv tsout. L Ulmann at Henrietta EsseIt e. a.
Wsish,n x Ne-aBumer. attys. A y Geseri,h.
80 1ue $50 lls %. taxes. etc. A6s 20, 10 hose
Be,z q party n interest, for S-JoOo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
MINING.
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
by Telegraph 20 Ths TneunSJ
.s-. 49, ,.ftI

telegraph
Albany. June H.-InoOrporsuons nled with SEQ
rei R,ys o. az Collins. Manhattan pianos 'loSOSi
o. l. Kinder 80 W 4tth st. n y; W. r.
Collins, G9. it'. Pgsio. so0Oo OeOrrv g Hspks
CT sr1 Iron Evrh.. Bu"alo: J. b. Ford. "'l'S
Eo54ie' Machine i5s Product, Co. M.nhs',aH
500 6O0. Daniel Il HSne5 ~ " teth ~ ~
y a M,Gaar y On , % SOLE BrooEyH IS 90
lM ssaI ayn. 4 schm.lOs,n y Y nan,
r.,;Ii1d r Wysr. McAlp,n Hotel. y y Arthur
s. Harris. Isaac ffsgnsr; y t;.,,,.,z, tqs oss
san'II' ssviIls as W. lO5tn o., y. g: Sidney
f'as Sa,b = Y.:F Forest Dow. B'hyn. 10000.
fa;ss C2A7 +, S SS '9a' Newton FEE EN-
,ry Henry ADclson. \. Y. -,-...-. .......,s,
f " Rechenbscn,sf. AshhHuR oG Gb9P2 eS.rl
ii1g nj Eklyu Lyman Rsichen6aehef. hyn
s,se'eI Eo'': lIf'Ps ,Ai S2Sf coOso s.
fPo.ses,er, Msy !. schas'eF. Charles W. koss'
h, .l,,r, 4 COMMIT Shoe Co. Geneva; t25 900
" IS Wallace DusenouD. John J. Connih. Ii'd
c SLIM. 1M ssuiro Bhyn; real estate; S.
rs.s,I Nas.lrs. lZt5 Atlantic Ay., Bkyu, W
= Creeumsn julius J.. Earl Bkyn, -.
pd gasSh i .s5s " ga st, Bsya Peter Cane. IT,
pie,r9 Cane Bkiyn.
l''iio ST. 81 one sLss c9rD, Ms1h't slee,h:
s2'I Sy;o,keri. Russell D. Burehard. \. y. Agnes
NJ WI Colstfuc Co. BroaI: 90 900; Michael
csypielio. 1856 Paine 81. BronI; Walter S. fnce.
SirGse Garage Co. BroaEi, tlo.oooj walter
a. Ntetiee Y8s Webster GV.. X Y. Martin o.
0.usilorsf. 'rhomGs Ryan. y. Y.
italian American Music PIP, Go. Minhhi'an
VGerardo CarbonaTo. Bhyn; Eduardo Flocco.
Ny,9.,, Pub Co. Maahsuan. $40 900: Rafael
yirra. le =. isth q. n. y; Jotcph Barton. Ben
Cs1,iss Bros Inc MAnhsr a. artificial flowers
saS O6O. Tyman Dominitz. 7ts 6th e.. a.. Y
Gerald NJ Grant Mount Neu.on; Georgia n
Bsrlach. Bronx. 1880
Wsiss 600 W l69th e.. n. MArcelG Sanger.
J.msica; Arues q Sanger. y. Y.
I Ultra Dye Proiuct Co, Bklyu; $50. 900; John
" Buast ~ fis.: 81; bs{n,i Harp a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
BUSINESS CARDS.
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By
he Board OF water supply. at It's ofroes,
,c,enty-second floor, Municipal Building.
park Row, Centre and Chambers Streets.
New York city. until II A. ~, on Tuesday,
Inc 81. 1915. for Contract l59. for the
coGnstruction OF a coagulsting plant IA the
Town OF Mt. Pleasant. Westchester
SoWntv New York. The structure will he
- STEEL about 90 feet wide by 81 feet long.
inside OF which will DO steel bunker for
storin9 about 600 tons OF sulphate Of
siuni1a and conyeyor for raising tho
material 20 this bunker
A. The above place and tins the bids
iii he publicly opened and read Pamphlets
containing information for bidders and
Contract drawings can be obtained az the
ebovs address. at the ONCE OF the Secre-
fary. BY deposltlng the sum Of ten dollars
Gi0l in cash or It's equivalent for each
nsmphlet. For further particulars apply
10 Inc once OF the Prin opal Assistant
EnRineer az the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. Presidents
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
Holm +. CALVIN.
Commissioners OF tho Board OF water
w BRUCE COBB. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
New Building Plans.
Tho RronI.

siKrR,s ISLAND for four I ST. frame dorni
49, etrIiO. ugo | sty frame lavatories, lsx30l
civ q, New YORK owner: HlrU G HoneeE ~ ~
Brigys az Richmond Hi. architect: cost 10 ooS
" - i,Sr1s dwelling 2l150. Henry kahr. Ssl
Fast 18Th g. owner. Anton Primer 2oo9 We ssdio
cbester az architect. cost s'-tv
3t9Tg ST n s 200 q Holland az; FOR Ny
brick store and dwelling 2jKt5 FRANK scoppe,,,ni
AZ Fast 18Th g. owner: kats Feiherg ~
Fif,h av architects cost, 20 80
tssn ST W cor Morris av: for three ] sty brick
.'S,c. 1880 and 1ir5s Jacob Marie. y
lana. o. Jtii,s.t cast s. 800
nERMIos ~. s. 80 l-sth q: Tor ~
6rcE tenement ~ tSS6 E,. Co3'Ia ss.is.,, 10
o,1ger' Macmillan zipkes. 4o5 Lexington a.;
architect: cost. ,,, - D., 1870
'O2y ',..,.r,cn, SOxSs: Schlesinger Gilman
construction co charl., se5sssnEsr lssl CaI
t.r av pres,dentl. owner Moore go noo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
Can Makes q New Record.

american Can common, when Il
49, sAeo 47% yesterday, made a new
~ record, passing It's old mark Of
49, established in October, 1912,
sis1, On Eumors that the accumulated
s,. ,sehos on the preferred stock-then
1. is.ihY 70 about SO per cent-would
~ sia on, II rose within q few months
49,. Ia Twenty-four per cent OF
us,;, olYiaends were paid of, but not
,Is ' Jn aSP pr. OF the following year, when
,nsaiovs'yVO Of debentures were sold,
NJ. - me same time the surplus fund
- = reimbursed, in a sum about equal
n.s,' s dividend distribution, for pay
is, made on capital account. There
Asis..wsys been the hope for the stock
h and the market champions OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15

MODERN COTTAGE, BUNGALOW STYLE. SIX
sleeping rooins all Improvements; houte newly
decorated. VIII rcnt Tor season, furnished % IN
furnished. For further particulars apply 20
l. c. AUSTIN Catskil. y. Y.
Country Home iniofmatlea ires 70 Srs,pse;h' sgy'
Country Home Service. SO w. SlN 81. TeleSsl MAJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Members Of the New York Cotton
Exchange are forming q petition TO
close the exchange on Saturday, July 8.
Announcement has been made by the
New York Curb Market Association that
all stock of the West End Consolidated
Mining Company for transfer must be
sent TO the company's Office at Oakland,
Cal
The annual stockholders' meeting Of
the Rock Island Company Of New Jer-
sey has again been postponed 70 July -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
More Gold Reported Coming.

yesterday 81 500, 900 more gold arrived
80 from Ottawa for J. p. Morgan &
~ representing a deposit by the Brit
government. In exchange circles it
49, -. reported that Lazard Freres, whose
49,. recent importations have been
!. ~ az. from France, had again resorted
A.. Ul'swa and would bring down an
s; \. e. 100000 in the next day or so.
n. Understood the firm is acting for
r, M Denk o. France, as il has done on
many occasions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
Westchester Sales.

Malcolm z Smith 4 Co. ard J9,sPh E s..l;T
az 49, .tyrtcoa l7.s on The west side Of Fox
,,,3nn,99Sg' Rad. a. scarsdale \. Y. compdsn ~
~. ~ .rTes. fcr , Rush Wilson. and have
$3.50 So- ir,rsedla'e Improvement three building
~, on th.s properly 10 Alan Mann. A {. Dalm
TIE scArsdale Estates cod the Ens,i'h des,gn
49, an Rerkeley az, belonging % Harvey W.
go 10 William Breiiweissr The house con
49, n ten rooms and three baths. and Z, IN me
central portion Of Greena'res, near INC hAF'sd4ie
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
Girl Shot in Rat Hunt.

passaic. y. j., June l4.-Joel .'eison
~ % Burgess Place, was hunting rae1
that have been killing his chickens 70
day. and as he turned TO answer mn Ms
little eight-year-old daughter Edha
who asked what he was doing WIN tng
shotgun, the gun slipped from ms h&n n.
and was discharged. Some OF the sh2'
entered the girls body, and she IS ~
the General Hospital IN q serious cum
d,tion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
WHEAT DECLINES
IN HEAVY MARKET
Chicago Pit Closes 3ls Cents
Under the Level of
Saturday.

Chicago, June 14.-Prospects Of bet
ter weather for the Kansas harvest and
therefore a quicker movement Of the
new crop brought about a fall In the
price Of wheat to-day, notwithstanding
an upturn at the start. Quotations
closed heavy, &c to Slsc under satur-
dav nights level. Corn finished I'M
unchanged to Sc up, oats with q gain
Of 70 to SO and Nc and provisions at
15c to 40c decline.
Professional spectators were con-
spicuous In free selling that began as
soon as wheat was found TO have only
a scattered kind OF support. Advices
that rain delays to cutting IN the
Southwest would probably not turn so
serious as at the opening Of the session
appeared most likely gave the bears a
decided advantage. Besides, cable bids
TO exporters on this side seemed to be
entirely out of line, regardless OF early
dispatches that told Of an advance in
the Liverpool market.
Some rallying power was shown by
wheat Wnen late IN lne Gay Inning
off of $4,000 bushels was reported in
the weekly total Of the United States
visible supply. The effect on traders,
though, quickly disappeared, and values
in the end were within &c of the low
est point of the session.
Corn advanced sharply owing TO bull
ish crop conditions over the greater
part of the belt Later the weakness
of wheat induced a good many holders
to realize, but the undertone Of the
market continued firm.
Oats were only partly sustained by
word of good foreign demand at the
seaboard. Spreaders buying July and
selling September made the market
very uneven.
Holders Of provisions unloaded on
account Of signs that packers were de-
termined 70 get a cheap supply OF hogs.
The most noticeable decline was in
pork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15

70 increase TIE demand for refined ard naturally
bfinE about an improvement n ths demand ior
faHt Prices rsmGiust unchanged al 4.sec Tor
eeLtdfugal ( 10 i7r molsssrs. and ave for Cuhn.
coat and freight
SUGAR % rURES -Futurss opened quiet m q.
changed 10 a decline q 3 points. but later gained
point Or two littls covering % shorts Fales
On The call amounted 70 go tons. The narFei
closed points lower TO = points higher win
salss for tho day 2.i'g tons. Range q prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
NEW YORK PRICES.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

The nour marke. was very inactive. With The
,,rdrTtore EASY owing 10 the decline IN wheat
SpTing patents, $6.35a$57 q, spring clears. 5000
81 80. winter patents. 5000 Sc %: winter srashis
e. Sintefs. S. s58t5 5j. Kansas straights: g. Is
ds625: fancy spring patents iobbins lots. yIg39
S-Q5 RYE FIOUR-Dull. fair 70 E0Od, s6.lOg
e 2S. choice 10 fancy. So. $40. CoRNMEAL
SSteady: kin dried. s. 80. BAG MEAlr-s;i,e3sGy
n as FFED-Western quiet; bran. lOo-lo SACKS.
;s375; standard middlnss DO. t25: flou! mi1dlins5
do, $50. red dog -four. Hold sacS. S..33o0 eiS
STiSdiipFs DO, S26 sOgse7. flour middlings do
"a Sol; red DOG flour. HOLD SACHS. SIS. oilmea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
COFFEE.

The total volume Of business IN n. coffee narEei
v,stsfday consisted Of only e.oOO bags and prices
nee easier closing with 10; loss Of 10 10 polAs
~ dsmard was very slow ard while the selilns
Ite5.vTe was not great thore was suTcient coffee
Offering 10 bring about the Ioss N ,S..' o,ds,
10 sustain prices, 4 decline Of Nd IN RIO Isis
N eIchsnge on London seemed % create oeaLl.A
,ss,s s,ssdy and cost and 'reisht orsrs were nm
vTS IA crop Santos is At o 209s COO, and new
Hl 49, A. A. e'2O4q $50 while Rio "a were here A.
i6a7 zoe. The spot demand was not active bur
rrices were steadily held. which vas thought 70 re-,
-, ~. romnaratiysly small ttocH here Mall
J-j.s rom Turope reiterated previous estimates
,bsi Wo-ld's deliveries this season will amour; %
~ Oon 600 BAGS and there are students Of ne
-,s,i,n who believe that sooner OF later the trade
,Iii recognize the significance Of tho statistical
ndsiiio1 and that the market viii commend Itself 10
N IN, loci. spo, mario, Bio Is were quoted Al
-a,r Range Of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
Suburban Hotels Leased.

The Hotel Gazette Assng hss h.ssd rsthin
mis- Of East Orange 70 John y Blohm. q New
York and the Beach House Al sra Uitt ~ J.,
Tor J. r Jackson, Of Philadelphia. 70 sAfzce >.
Tt,rl.r % YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
New Tenants for Dwellings.

slav,on a BoSb, haze leased los West i''h 81
70 Or J z. Warren. 80.
william Herr. -, -. .
P.s.s 4 Gilman rented as Madison sr and tT
lanes A ghsrr1n leased $50 East s3d s.
Tbs s H. Raphael Company leased lo9 West
1874 A. 10 John q Wilson