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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05

Market continued firm during last week. hJe
straw Arm and No / literage free from upstate
could not be paid down here under go, "a S
Sc; No 3 TO No .. SIS SOC SCI 50: shipping SIS:
fancy light clover mixed. 500 $2l So RYE STRAW.
No l. sl3d Sl4 (small bales. SOC lower)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
SUGAR.

Refined unchanged. with moderate withdrawals
All refnsrs listed fne graduated on the basis OF Sc
net less 2 per cent. CDsts dOminOs. cases. I'D
cartons half or full size pieces 90. and . Zoe IN
half cases do cases 5-b cartons. Sj0c. and :. zoe
I'm half cases. Eagle tablets. 7 i0c: cut loaf. o9Jc
crushed + soc: mould 4. 6.4jc; cubes and Eagle
confectionery granuated s2jc. ANNN powdered
& ljc and 66jc "a containers % ID bulk: Eagle j-lb
bags powdered. 63jc powdered and coarse pow
dered and Eagle coarse granulsted, q. Toe: fruit
powdered and Eagle extra fine panu.ated. &c;
Eagle . 3i4 and 10 cartons fue graduated
6 zoe lib bags DO 6.30c: 81 ID bags do. 2jc I:
s-lD bags DO zoe. l0-lb bags do. ljc. Is and 50
III bazs do and standard graduated. 6.9jc. nue
zrsnulated and diamond A &C.; cOnfectiorers' A.
< gOc. domino graduated. eases. 2. 81 and ID
carton, 8 zoe and l0c In half cases. No l. 5.1jc 4.
No 2 s zoe: No 3. 5.65c: No T. J.G0c; No 5. 5.jic.
No g. s SOC: No :. 5.i5c. No = 3 40c. No g. 5.J5c /:
No 10 5 soc No IL. 52jc: 80 l?. 52Oc: Nos 49,
ia and l5 5fJc Raw somewhat unsettled
with the undertons easier Holders generally
asking sac for Cubs cost and freight but there
ITeTs 8 900 bags Of Cubas IN port sod a. equal N
1 Zoe Tor centrifugal. while some IS. 900 bags were
soid Al 3Ac cost and freight. equal 10 4Iic fnr
rcutrifural 70 Galveston. There also sales Tor
lure ,hlpnent Of 5000 bags Cubas a. lJ-l5c cost
and freiyht equal 10 is3c Tor centrifugal The
market closed easy at t70diIIc Tor centrifugal
: s3alc for molasses and li-lGs3se for Cub..
st'GAR fUrUREs-Fuures opened quiet IN
changed 10 point lower and trading throughout the
day was lisht IN sympathy with the dulness IN the
not market. Closing prices we're az points net
lower. with total sales for the day $500 tons
Range Of prices: 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
BUSINESS REVERSES
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS.

z. WOLFF & CO. department store at 2262 and
22a 81 T. Petition hled BY MILAN b.- sag. '+ Tn
Berg Bros. $500. and Marx H. noS W,,,,n nsu
II was incorporated on March ~, 1911. Win esplal
stock $50. 900. which vas increased 10 S.o:OeV u
1914. and Maurice Prayer Is secretary and treasure
assets as sSS' ss5 and hsbnitie. s23.2I3.
81 SINGER MILLINERY co, nc, manu-
facturef Of women's hats at III Blsecksr st. rsl.
ton dicd by Edward II. Poons 90. Inc, ts. .,
STANDARD Hat Block Co: Inc SD and Abraham .Iii,G1
mcnt 10 John Ankiow Liabilitie. are $1,000 ard
$1,000 petition vas lsd 'gainit lns e0m
made Al 20 cents on the dollar Edward NJ. Rooms
sgTTIPpERRI6R PAPER BOX Co-J,cob Fisberg.
samuel kaufman and Nathan Knob Superior Paper
BOZ Co. At ll5 Mercer 81 PetiIion p MEG ~ Ju
sisi pOs and R. SOM Co.. So They made an as
Segment on April a.
l.. DIAMOND 4 Co.-JudEs Mayer eonsrmed
composition Of 10 P P!a1Sd c.ns on The
dollar. payable 10 cents cash ard i've cents on
note al sixty days.
DISCHARGED
Judge Mayer granted these discharges
FREDERICK B. ALEXANDER. indihdualy Ed
brokers. OF iS Exchange Place, against whom
petition ws Med on March "a. lslS The MN
liabilities were SlS0.92l. and assets $50 .HS.
ROBERT L. KAPP. manufacturer OF piano sup
plies at 767 f. l5lst ST.. liabilities SSl.SeS.
SCHEDULES
MANHATTAN BAND AND COLLAR co, OF
aoo Canal a. phoenix Shirt CO.., manufacturer
OF shirts fled schedules showing liabilities S2l 1925
and assets 3s125 consisting Of stock. $500; ma.
chineTy and fixtures. $500: accounts. $4,000. and
cash in bank So.
ASSIGNMENTS
SAVOY LUNCH. INC. bakery ard lunch room
AZ 500 sixth ay. made assignment 70 Adoiph
Warshog The company was on neoP9Iated IN Msic
mai f. president and Morris GlSSsman treasurer.
AARON PACK, dealer IN infants and children
clothing at 2O16 Third sV. made an assignment
C0TsThSTINE CAssANos. Wholesale con'ec-
TONER at SO Cherry a.. made an assignment "a
Corn eIius NJ Ford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
COTTON RALLIES;
SPINNERS BUYERS
Prices Advance II to IL Points,
Despite Selling by Wall
Street Interests.

There was a renewal Of heavy Wall
Street and scattering liquidation at the
opening Of the cotton market yester-
day. but prices soon rallied and ruled
firm in the later trading, with the close
firm at a net advance OF IL TO IL points.
Weakness in Liverpool contributed
TO the early decline, and one OF the
more prominent Wall Street brokers
was credited with selling fully $4,000
bales Of October and December con-
tracts on call After this pressure was
off the market offerings became lighter,
while the decline Of approximately 81
a bale from the recent high records evil
IDENTIFY attracted considerable fresh
buying for long account as well az
good deal of realizing by recent local
sellers. Rumors of more favorable
turn in international politics, some dis
satisfaction over weather conditions IN
the South, reports that spinners had
been moderate buyers on the early
break and talk of relatively steady
Southern spot markets encouraged the
rally which carried prices some % 10
q points above the early low level.
Private cables attributed the weak
ness in Liverpool to liquidation OF
Egyptian following the prohibition of
exports from Alexandria TO Italy and
Switzerland, and liquidation Of Ameri-
can due 20 the sale in Liverpool Of
cargoes diverted from the Continent by
the British government. Continued
large arrivals were reported az New
York, but these shipments were started
when prices here were considerably
higher, and the contract premium over
middling quotations in the Southern
markets has been considerably reduced.
The weather map showed no further
rain of consequence either in the East
ern or Western belt. and conditions
are improving in the Southwest, but
temperatures are rather low for this
| time Of the year and more rain Is be-
| lieved TO be needed east Of the river.
! No change was reported in drygoods
trade conditions, and it Is said that
some very large orders have recently
been placed for coarse cotton cloths TO
be used In the manufacture Of bags.
Southern spot markets as officially
reported were about unchanged TO IL
points lower, with sales small, and the
| falling of in port receipts Is consid-
cred further indication OF subsid-
! ing demand from exporters. Yester--
days clearances were 30,594 bales, and
exports so far for the season have been
! 1896 bales, against S,2s3,l4O last
wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
FRANCE SENDS u. S.
S2,OOO,OOO in GOLD
Shipment Believed To Be fol
Aiding England in Buying
War Supplies.

The first direct shipment of gold
to this country from France in a
long time arrived yesterday on the
Espagne. The amount was S2,OOO,OOO,
consigned to Lazard Freres. II was
understood that the metal was sent
here by the Bank of France to steady
the exchange market. This institution
last week reported loss in its gold
holdings of 36,000,000 francs and the
week before 25,000000 francs.
1t is believed that a large part OF
this gold was released to aid the Bank
Of England in financing the purchase Of
war supplies by the Allies in neutral
countries. The arrival of yesterdays
shipment caused no surprise in for
eign exchange circles, as it had been
previously announced that gold was on
the way.
In addition TO the gold from France,
s640 900 was received at the Sub-Treas-
ury yesterday from Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
LBy TeIegraph % The Trlbune. J

Boston May 4.-Llvestock receipts for week. ls2
rs bc: OK Market ie Is .e 1e but o S1 Change
prices from last week. Best steers and oxen, "a
Sac: good. it@7Ac: best heavy cows, .9kg59tc
pOpr 20 ordinary ~ q Ac. bolognS and Gamers.
3iraitc. bulls. 4'za6'sc extra higher. veal
run Seszc. choice heAty 'eA,s Up TO lie' eq 2a
steady and unchanged a. s@ste live weight; ana
light. Sheep aud lambs In small supply al 4Goc
for sheep aud Gasc for lambs. No change IN quar-
disease since middle Of February.
East Buffalo. y Y. MAJ i.-CATTLE-Reoeipis;
aS375. HOGs-Receipts, 5000: active; heavy.
N00eSS; mixed and iorkes. S@so3 PIGS
M9o fC saa iRss 'f s stsstS
S5oasTs5 ewes sss'7 sheep mixed. s7ss7. 3 g.
.,t Hig:-' bulk H ssSa:7Ioo0 i Ge.T yso@s7 80
packers ana butchers, 9zh - light. N3j
iloj6 steady ;' pdmc lei steers. isa5Sse; dressed
;s;saNi;: cows .As.I.'. .,l letters; 4 g. So, $40
S. isaS7. calves. S6gtlO. sHEEP-Heceipts. $500
steady; lambs. s. qNo3j: yenlinss. bSs
s9-;. yeth.u. SsSs9; ewes "'1sS2''
Gheas9 Msy HoGs-R;ce IS y 900; -, s,.s
Biz. ss5S,ss 50 cArfiES iecsips. 1900 nriS
native beef steers. {o.2jgS.i5: Western steers r.
ssSs. Gov" Reese 1000 IN
settled: sheep. 81. iOaSs.40; lambs. $50 5000
81 Louis. May HOGS Receipts. 5000;
steady. pigs and lights So 2jdS7T0. nited snd
butchers t7.55a,Ts5. good. heavy. E.50aN.i 20
CATrIE- Receipts 800: steady native beet steers
81 900 81. 20. yearliugs steers and heifeFs. Na
s. 80 cows. fG@t7 % stocker and feeders. f6et
sTIJ TEXAS aud Indian steers. ,5.25ass COWS and
beifers. $40 g.. native calves. S8afi0. SHEEP
Rscsipt,. /. 800 steady. lamts 80 5o9tlO IS
ewes. S. 50a g. IS clipped lsmts. s. ii4g 10
yeaHings. s. soc 81 20. clipped yearllnEs. SGf. -
Cincinnati. May f-HOGS-Receiptz 200
steady. packers aud butchers s. 70eN s0 common
TO choice. $500 s.. % pEs and lights. s.. %
$40: stays. 81 j0sSj ~ CATTiE--Receipts
100: steady. CALVES. steady. sHEEP-Recep,s
200 steady. lambs steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The American Snuff Company at
special meeting Of stockholders yester-
day approved charter amendment
giving the company an authorized cap
itaI stock Of $4,000, 900, consisting OF
sIl .OO0, 900 common and 100000 OF
preferred, par value 500. Approval
was given to the retirement OF $780,
200 preferred which has been can
celled under the offer OF exchanges
made on January 10, 1912, and an ad-
ditional retirement OF $4,000 pre-
ferred purchased by the company.
Stockholders OF the Pennsylvania
Coal and Coke Company have elected
A. G.. Edwards TO the board OF direct
ors, succeeding Everett Warren. re-
tired.
The New York Stock Exchange has
elected Hugh X. Pritchstt. OF Pritcniss
e. Co, so Broadway. TO membership.
The Kelly Springfield Tire Company
has authorized a resolution to set aside
a fund for distribution among onicers
and employees in a profit sharing plan
TO an amount OF 10 per cent OF the
eSmPsny's net profits exceeding w.
100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
alPICS OF THE DAY
N WALL STREET
o.onsvlvania's Big Bond
Gale To Be Factor in
Stock Market.
u,NY FIRMS ASKING
FOR PARTICIPATION
s,,,ss Mark Time Waiting for
governments Action in
Gulflight Affair.

,,,oureement that the Pennsylvania
,IS.osS had sold S65,O00,000 OF AZ
p" .srt bonds 70 Kuhn, Loeb & Co,
,! me further reports that numerous
I.v,.tions had been received by the
w., for participation in an under
E..,,,r syndicate that was said to be
!. ,rocess Of formation, were received
x mich interest in the financial dis
-. In view Of the success Of the
y,v York Central debenture issue and
= ,bs bond issue put out earlier in
4. wear by the Pennsylvania, it was
.k,n for granted that the new bonds
.,gl5 20 well, ~ per cent oblga-
~, 81 the character Of the Pennsyl-
las being 8 thing investors are not
s.,ly 70 overlook. The bond market
=, some time past has been excel
i,,. and securities of this class have
..;oyed an active market. II the dis
,Ssution OF the bonds can be accom-
,gss,d promptly, the stock market will
Eve. new bullsh factor 10 talk about.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
THE METAL MARKET.

TIE local street market for copper quiet, With
eletroytc quoted al Zoe and casting ~ ISL q
isa.c IN London copper closed al fTg Tor standard
spot 81 s. for futures and fS6 for eectrolJtic spot
TN on the NeS YORK Metal Exchange wss easy.
with spot Ia fgeton lots quoted Al - zoe IN Lon.
don tin. closed Al $50 lOs for standard spot and
fI6a for future. With sales o. 100 tons spot and
$50 tons futures LEAD dull. New York spot.
4iSel .oc. and Eat 81. Louis. i0i@tl0c. Ion
New York spot nominal and hast 81 Louis May.
l..J.e asked London speltef. fG9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MAY T.
Manhattan.

The FIRST name "a that ~ the debtor. the second
that of the creditor and date when judgment vas
nled
Illinois Surety Cos Bsttss: April %. 1918 1851 %
Alderman. A u. Niertels and Kurlan-Olympts
NIfg 60 Inc. Nov H. 1919. Sl7N u
Birch. n Farson ct al. Dec a. 1914; Sls521
$500
Tnllsh VALLEY II n Co L M,r,nco, April Is;
1915. $500
Nallon Jane lIolidef Feb TO- 1915, S6bl9s
y Edison Co-M Hauptmsn. Oct ?. 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. May I. 1915.

wHEAT-The market was narrow. but. after
moderate price movements both ways. closed nrm
at net advance o. Is to sc; Chl 5 .D ogss
heuson va, felt regarding lower temperatures IN
The far West The Northwestern markets we're
stong and eNcrted a bulllsh influence over prices
generally. The advance In Minneapolis was IN
part attributed 20 the embargo placed by the Ca
other than Great Britain, as II was thought thal
possibly those who had made contracts for exports
TO other countries would have 10 I'LL their contracts
with Amecan spring wheat although local exporters
proiesscd 10 be puzzled over me prooaole enect Q,
the Canadian embargo and would not confess that
II was a feature in the market. The export de-
mand market again quite aggressive and sales
for the day were estimated az as high a. mllhoh
bushels principally old crop. The political news
from abroad was IN favor OF holders. as there
seemed to be every probability Of lons war. and
this IS believed 10 insure continuous demand Tor
American wheat. As the season advances olers or
new crop wheat will undoubtedly increase and from
now on weather conditions Will play very I'm
porant part IN deciding price changes In ne cash
market. No. red wheat was quoted at s.: b95.
N Saq ST Duu,hi 5; 81 and No. Northern Mani
toba, 81 56'.. c Buffalo. CORN-The market
steady throughout the day In sympathy WIN
wheat and on further complaints OF unfsyorable
weather conditions in Argentina. There was also
better export inquiry and sales FOR the day were
estimated at about 200 900 bushels. In the cash
market. No. 2 yellow corn was quoted at sIStc
prompt shipment OATS-The market infu
corn. but the undertone was heavy and final prices
were NC lower 10 &c higher. The spot market
was steady: standard quoted az 6?hc No. white.
s3c No. 3 white. SIC: No. : white. size; fancy
6lh@63llc all elevator. RYE-Firm; No West
ern. 81 90. c (. export BARLEY-Quiet: mating
,i15; No. ., .l.lO: No. ,. sl@slo2ia; shipping
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

In the earliest dealings on the Con-
solidated Exchange yesterday prices
for some Of the leading stocks receded
sharply under their closing quotations
of Monday. On these recessions there
was a large volume of purchases and
prices gradually improved. Later, how
ever, the market again tended to re-
cede. United States Steel at its lowest
reached b8h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
CHICAGO PRICES.
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

Mnn.soolia Nay 4-wHEAT-No ! hrdr
sl55s: No I N9, z q, 'iSSkSnns e sS
No yellow i3k sTstc OATs-No 8 Whit.
5sa5she. FLOUR and BRAN unehsnset
Duluth. May ..wHEAT-Ne ! bard. .nSA
min SnlsauSes. NAY t-wHEAr--No Horssru.
81 eoGss3; No 2 Northern. Ns7e.i 81; July.
1855, CoRN-No ; yellow. 7sSe; July. Soc
ph.dsBhia Hy s"F FE5uR@fzs,r asS.-r
,,rsiEhts, sfer25. spring s,raighu. ti.so8rr
Toledo May 4-WHEAT-Cssh and MAY, 81 seA
rlly Sl IS CLOYERSEED-Pnms cash. f.pg f.
october S. IS. ALSIkE-Pnms casa - Is. I1b-
OTHY-Prms cash. sS.lIb September. t3Th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
NV lOTk, My .. wv,
REEVES,

Receipts 800 head: nearly all for slaughter. FEEL
ing steady with moderate receipts expected for
changed prices, or at 1910 l2iac for city dressed
native sides. -
CALVES.
Eecelpts none No trading IN live calves. Feel
ing steady Dressed caves easy CITY dressed veals.
l2ia a loo. few. l6l4c. county dressed. LOG l5c
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts, GlS Lead. half a ear on sale, all VIZ
gnia spring lambs. market easier. with sales az
81 % per head. sheep and last years lambs would
sell steady Dressed mutton nm al l39 l5c, best
Wethers l6c: dressed lambs steady AZ liza ls1sc:
Log dressed, l90 l9iac. country dressed Dollhouse
lambs lower At $5aSS per carcass.
sales Newton * Co lG3 Virginia sprinf lambs
at s. y per head.
HOGS.
Receipts. lj25 head fer sale on live weight
feeling steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05

The local market for spot cotton vas quiet and
10 points higher. at 10. Soc for niddling upland
Sales nil: delivered on contract. 1900 bales.
Liverpool csbles-spot cotton dull: sales. 5000
bales: speculation and export. 1000: American
5000; imports, 1000: American. 1000. Mddling
upland sod Futures opened barely steady. 81
10 Ga points lower. Closed steady. 20 10 poinis
lover. May-June 54oitd: June-Juiy. 5Bnd
July August. 552hd; 0c,ober- November, 10
January February. 5.isnd; March April. os21sd /:
May June. 1915 $500 Manchester: Yarns In
BUYERS favor cloths dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
50.950 Total sales.
MINING.
WEEKLY EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports of merchandise from the
Port of New York, officially reported at
the Custom House, for the week ended
Nav | amounted to S24,763, ls9, against
S243l2, 1896 in the previous week and
Si6554 ,4SS in the corresponding period
last wear. Since January /, S44S,9S5,l l9,
against 354,423, 1888 in the correspond
-. rnrind La Nenr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
Money Rates and the War.

az NE view Of 1.-THE London Stats"
). a." val be high rates of both inter
~ ,he discounts at New York II the
asts FOR any length OF time. The
s,T Is that the longer the war con-
t..Sn The more this country will ex-
v;,s US means for providing Europe
a., -. ioodstuffs. munitions Of war, mo-
and the like. Wages will tend up
~ snd 50 will prices. When both
rnes the value Of money also will
~. Tee actual movement Of money
49, u New York, thinks the English
la. will be influenced 70 some ex-
~ h. " special events Of the war. For
,,ree, long campaign at the Darda-
f,. Implies rising tendency in New
las interest rates. II, on the other
s..sh e Dardsnelles are thrown open
Russia will be able 70 export
s,us'n which has been shut up ever
ss,s harvest time, "and, therefore,
a. me Statist," zone great cause OF
rskss'sased activity Of business in the
49,. States will be immensely les
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS,
For Veck ended WAY T. no.
BUTTER.

Rscetpt, Tor week. a. as pkgs last week. 3aI3
pkgs Fatort, 10 Europe D. 200 pkgs 20 other coun
trles. 80 pkgs The bulk u the fresh cteaneIy IS
ligh, supply and quiet Creamery. extras w Seoiel.
sic: higher seeding alh &c; nHt z's s Se 2 !,
p; 10. seconds .iFgsc: state dairy. dnest. soc.
good 10 prime $50 PC. renovated. extras. 25it a
2ic; hrs,s 22a 23c. imitation creamery nrse - n
"a 22c: ladies' current make. hrsts. 2Okg- se,
onds 2Os 20 llc packing stock. current make NO =
i0lJ iQt.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05

TUESDAY. MAY A la1h-

Tuesday amounted
S4S7oO against S73s0oo Monday and s22oooo
Total against s2s453oOo
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05

Interest in coree at present is centred around
the July position. which some Interests believe Is
likely 10 work into rather light technical cOudi-
ton There vas considerable opposition during
Yesterdays operations however. and as the market
easier, closing al 10 ; points net lower. The
volume Of business was small total sales for the
DAY agsregating II $50 bags. The worlds Visible
supply Of coffee showed a decrease OF $50 ll9 bags
during April. compared with decrease Of 523 1913
last year and the total $685.. 1872. against L.
lIO55l a year ago Warehouse deliveries Of all
kinds Of coffee IN the United States during April
were sTl 9S7 bags against 6467S3 last year. and
the total deliveries during the last ten months have
been 6. 73j 42l bags. Of this amount 4sj3lj bags
we're shipped 20 Europe. making total domestic de-
liyeres d. $50. 1906 compared with 64lY.JS9 last
year Owing 10 the holiday IN Brazil on Monday
the usual cables were not received and cost and
freight offers were about unchanged with Santos Is
The spot market was quiet and unchanged. with Rio
- quoted at sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
PROVISIONS.

Hog products we're moderately active and prices
nrner Receipts u hogs AZ chicago we're 1000
% Is.ssa si HG family isi stsi .hor. clear
Siqas2a BEEF-Steafy. mess, SIS D@tls' Fam
lis. sisSo9sg 50. packet. tlse $50 extra India
mess. ,,se,s. DRESSED ~, H isis. i.o X
EI,e: PITS, ii.c. ctr MEArs-Piekled bellies
steady: 10 10. ia%e: Y ID. l2ei e n, liz:
Ip1..cisI ;e. ri,y' az: country sha6I.c LARD
Firm: MIddis west iOsioloc: city lard nrm
sse. refined lard steady. south America. lie
Continent 10 soc, Brazil kegs, ICE. compound
steady. ~ STac sTEARINE-Quiei: oleo. sse
asked city lard stearine. llise.
Refined petroleum was unehansec shnasrd
White petroleum. bblE. New York ana fhlia. ~ ~
INIT 50. standard white cases. New hork ana
Phii.. $40: water seate bbls. New iork anil Ihlla,
ss..g, ILL., L.. saE Wai.s eAsaA Ass AsfS saa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05

nrpsntIns quiet and prices about unchhnked
Rotor Nd Eiln. s. ROsGN Common 20 goo.
..ir'inei .ssS: y. 81 a.: p. g. 90. T. 500: ,.
siJj. y. sJsj: VIC. g. T.. and WV. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
NEW YORK PRICES.
FLOUR AND MEA

Flour vas inactive. but prices were frm on the
strength In wheat. Spring patents. $500 IS .
spring clears S6SjaS7.lj; winter patents. 81 .30q
81 so; winter straishts, $7lO@ a SI.2j: extra No
winters. sj90@s6.l5; extra No 2 winters. $3.50
patents. jobbing lots. sS7jaS9.lj. RYE FLOUR
Quiet: fair to good. 5000 s6jj: choice to fancy.
S. 6OdS675 CORNMEAI1-Steady: kiln dried
tiOj BAG MEAL Steady fine. white and YET
low tl7O@sl.75: coarse. Sl6Og 81 s.. FEED,
Western easy. bran l0O-lb sacks. S24 60. standard
middlings do S26 50 -four middllngs do s3l; red
dog Hour. l4O-b sacks. S33; city steady bran. bulk
$3.50: lOO-lb sacks, s26 heavy middngs; do.
SACKS s3i.5O oimeal. So. jOqf53.
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hAXAl SrnREH

Phill I'll LfNSEED OIfy-Amsrican seed. city.
raw .gtSs'c. 0ut-oi town raw. sj9sGc. Calcutta
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CHEESE.

Receipts for week. Il 500 boIes. Exports 70 ",
zone Tor Veck I57SS boxes % other countries l'V
boxes OiI cheese in lighter supply and held ARMY.
but trading moderate. state. Whole milk. held COZ.
orcd .uccias ~ "a n IA. white specials. 10
III. coiorr,i. average fancy. l5A8l5c. white.
average fancy l67. l7c. fresh. coiorcd. spe
cials. l6i. al6@sc. white; haS. spe, lii'
average fancy 100 l6isc; white. average fancy i'@
I6Lr. Wisconsin. whole milk held. daisies. ioi% q
i6sc: twins, 1854 ai7c Young Americas. l6@ 1871 :
STATE skins held specials l313 a ltAc; fresh, spe-
Gals l2laal31c; skins. common, 3@7c
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corTosseEo OIL.

There vas only small volume ~ business tn
IN the face of afmnsss In both ne lard snd rot
ton markets Teuder, no MAY contracts amounted
b. about $500 bbls making shout 81. 0n0 - 'ar.
and. while the tenders have been veil iAkr1 ~
strong Interests there vas a little more pressure
In the nearby positions. Range Of prices