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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]


Albany June lS.-IncoporAtions nled with the
wcissnan Paper * Laundry supply Co. Bronx:
se6SSrbnos, 81 WestEor. y. Y.
Boxer = Lustig Manhattan. fruits etc. $40 900
Lyman Lustg. IS LenoH av.' Rose Boxer EDWARD
Amherst builders supply q Coal Co., Amherst;
sgS 900. Charlotte D. Long Howard Is. Long Wnl-
Evansville. Michael Fischer. snyder
Trenton Building 4 Engineering Co. Manhattan;
$1,000 Alfred i. Levy. ISL W. Sith st.. =. Graasi'
international CIo.ure Corp. Manhattan $500
Alder; Mes,lake. 500 tifth az; y T.: WilH IAN
Hansen Salisbury 4 Co., Manhattan; all kinds
Charles X. Hopkins. Piandcme. L. l.. LauehlAn N.
ora Sanitiys Corp. Manhattan. denitriees $50
900 Albert We,tlake. 500 Flfth az. n; Y. William
T. Healy. y. Y. Blanchard ~ Preble. New
Psrs Avenue improvement Co. Manhattan: realty;
s. 900: Harry FischeI. 81 Park Row n. Y. DaTid
Has, Herbert 5. Goldslein. y. y. 1900.
Thoma, A. Hlns, rs Howard az. .Gyms's nm.
5 / " :. Sinclair, Frank L. Randall BROOKLYN.
" Emerick Fulton. David Kat. Max Ka,z Full
Come, storage Battery Co. LonE Island CITY:
k.eL Bronx. JaJ A. Hurst. LONG Island CITY
Bargain Buyer Co. Manhattsn. 5000 Arthur
Combs. Frank II Gero.iete. Brooklyn.
The J. Il L. Co. Manhattan real estate 5000:
4 Hublnsky Lille huhinsky. y. Y
Public building and Trading Association. Man
haitian. $50 600. Robert G.. BE ger, li3 second sv.,
\ Y Abraham Bermikow. y. Y; Leon BrerdA.
Apef Advertising Corp. Manhattan; $4,000
pbiiip simon 10 Bahrumtorth az, DsGbuy, Conn.,.
HaTry = FsIdman. y. Y. ; Ben HYDE. BronT 49,.
Nu,sbaum Hat Frame Co, Manhattan 5000:
MAJ FinkeIstein 1865 WiouEhby 81, Brooklyn.
Abraham Finkestein. Brooklyn. Nathan hnddef.
Esstrrg Motor Sales Corp. Manhattan $4,000.
Frank s. Hannah. lt9 West t9th st.. y. Z. Albert
q Keinath. Charles NJ Fleming y Y .
Public Gas and on Co. Manhattan; 100000
P D Benson. lli Nassau st.. \. y D. b. kno"I-
'oIT IA s.s,tery Brooklyn stoves, ranges. etc. !.
81 600. Peter slattery. 81 Rugby Road. Brook
I'm James b slattsy. Man G. siattery, Brooklyn.
Trpire slipper Manufacturing Co. Manhattan !.
5000. Charles MarEois. Hotel Majestic. Arrerle.
l. jacob Mafsos. Brooklyn: George Ehenoerg.
"ot,nls Realty Co. Bronx. 81. 900: John J. Kns-
wiz sIgl Wileu AZ. Bronx. AGnes q. knssilA.
Eugene l.. Brsach, BfonI 49,.
Klv,r.lIe Drive Estates, BinEhamion. realty $50.
o06. Zo.tan A SteEnullef, BinghAmion; w
Fari.y Albany. Charics OC0nn0r Hobart. y. Y.
/ No 40 Park Avenue Co, Manhattan; rally;
$500 600 { Augustus Meier. rs BsoadSay. ". Y.
Arthur T. Brosn. l. Tuckhorn. y. I.
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EXPORTS.
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. June is. 1915.
GRAIN.

WTEAT-There were enough unfsvorahe crop
and weather advices iu the wheat market yesterday
10 have brought about a sharp uptum I'm values
under ordinary conditions and while there was
active buying at times and the trade seemed more
attention 20 some Of the bulish factors in the
situation. net changes for the day were represented
there reports Of a tornado IN the Southwest.
covering portions of Oklahoma. Kansas. Missouri
heavy winds This was said TO have done cuu-
was s0m. pr"s1sSt Of Gearing weather over sau-
day. another area o. low barometer further West
Unsettled ss Isf co5dan s" TSe Moicfn ' Miller IN rs
weekly report. indicated damage ly the prolonged
rains, but the trade Al large was not ready 90 Pc
been materially essened. and on every sharp up
turn there WAS heavy selling pressure. which sug-
gcsied continued hedging operations ~ The country
The European situation showed no improvement.
The demand from abroad was again lacking, and
exporters more or less alarmed by the con-
iiuued disposition on the part Of foreign BUYERS
20 cancel previous contracts. Europe AZ present is
getting a liberal quantity Of wheat from Argentina
and from India. aud apparently believes that by
waiting II make purchases In America at
cheaper prices sharp alteration !. ne crop
until this occurs Il Is stll believed that II viii le
difficult 10 maintain values in the face Of the new
winter wheat was quoted al SIX and No bard
II Sl2gl4 / T. New York export billed. No /
MANITOBA. Si24. / T. Bunsio, CoRN-The corn
market Armer early in the day, owing 10 Tie
storm IN the Southwest which caused iuriher AnAl-
ETY. regarding the state Of the new crop. There
we're also numerous private adVices claiming the
necessity OF extensive repantiug and backward
farm work. The country seemed inclined 10 Sell
on this advance however. and late an the day
prices were easy with increased offerings from Ar
geutins. which quoted on the basis Of 16c. !
L New York In the local cash market 40
yellow corn was quoted az s6kc. prompt shipment.
OATS-The market for oats was moderately active.
and prices steady on the rains. cosiuG = % PC
let higher The local cash market was steady.
standard was quoted at 55l.c. No white. $3.50;
No white. IA No white 54itc; fancy clipped
white $50. "a 57i.c: ordinary clipped white. 54A3
55A.c all elevator RYE-Market steady. No
Western. Sl.2j. c ( {. export. BAKLEl-Market
steady. mating. 75G77c. 1 I, Buffalo.
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CUT THROAT PRICES, $4,000 UP

BUY a / or famlly house in Brooklyn lour
own terms Send for new list. best sections
Brokers note. w. r. SPENCER. l6j BrOadWA'
\, Y suite 2eOOA Tel 1921 Cort.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY

Are you Interested in a waterfront bunga-
low? IL so, write. call or telephones little
cash needed; no brokers. 5. EICHEN, 243
W. 3ith St, y. Y. c. Tel 1850 Greeley.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board OF Water supply. at It's Offices
tvrnty-sscond floor. Municipal Building
Park ROW. Centre and Chambers Streets
New York CITY, until IL A. NJ. on Tuesday.
uIna 22 1915, for Contract 1853. for the
construction OF a eosgulatlng plant In tho
Town OF ut. Pleasant Westchester
County New York. The structure will be
OF steel. about 25 feet wide by 81 feet long.
inside OF which will be steel bunker for
storing about 900 tons Of sulphats Of
si,tmina and conveyor for raising the
material TO this bunker
Al the above place and time the bids
will be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
Containing information for bidders and
contract drawings can be obtained at the
above address, a. the once OF the Secre-
tary. BY depositing the sum OF ten dollars
tSlOl In cash or It's equivalent for each
pamphIet For further particulars apply
10 the ONCE Of the Prlh pal Assistant
Engineer at the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS, Presidents
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JOHN r. CALVIN,
Commissioners OF the Board Of Water
W BkGcE COBB. Secretary.
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Sales in Auction Rooms.
At Il Vesey Street:


By Samuel Man.
sTH Az 7s5 " 5 324 4sth 81, s3.Trl0oIN.Ir
1902 10. sly teumt and stores also
4STH ST. 500 W. 100 " sth az, lsMlOO9i
sty .0st bldg and 1 sty ext. Daud Israel Az
A Realty Co e al: David R1sengarten. atty: A j
Talley. ref: due. sl5.TIl. 29 taxes. etc, $3.50
sub 70 mtg OF $50 900: 10 the plaintiff for 'o'o9y
over prior Hens. ,.
tenmt and stores: Central Trust Co at Mamie
Silver Il al JOline. Larkn a Rathbone. attyss
Jacob SehOenfed ref due. 2I6i009. tafes. ETC.
1859 80: 70 the plaintiff for $4,000.
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
s7TH ST. i3S W, 80 Columbus AZ. 20Iloo.s
sty dwg: VI Schriefsr sgt j z Laimoeer 81 a.;
Emanuel van DernOot. atty. ! Green. rel: due,
s. 362 %; taxes. etc. S5iS: adjourned 10 June a.
At thu Bronx Exchange:
By James j. Donovan.
VAN NEST Az. $50. s. 1857 Unionport Road.
2j195: vacant William Dettner at Rose Nathan
ct al. eIrs. Acker. atty: hcETsrty. re-
due 81 .Sel.34: taxes. etc. t2Ss. 70 the plninilH
for $1,000.
By Joseph p. Day.
INTERIOR PARCEL. beg al a point liz n q
Clinton ay and 10th 81, Boston Road, ~ i0r
% sr57 llr75; vacant: Anna Crossin AT John
Reilly st al Harold Swain. atty; J Truesdale.
ref: due 81 .Ti6 i2: taxes. etc, AiSsSti 70 EIiA-
bet Reilly. a party In interest. Tor $3.50
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEW YORK
THE SEA

All sports al home. polo. tennis. basebaI. boat
ing bathing and nshins few beautiful homes one,
SECTION See A. A. SEALY. Freeport, or ls5
Broadway. n Y Suite 29O0A. Tel 1921 C0rt.
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seaman's Institute, $136, 144.

After receiving $1,000 each from
George Baker. Arthur Curtiss James
and Cleveland H. Dodge. an anonymous
gift Of $1,000 and small contributions
totalling $9,144, the board of managers
Of the Seaman's Institute raised $780,
144 of the $4,000 needed 70 pay the
debt on the building. Edmund l.. Bay
lies, the president, yesterday an
nounced at his Office. at 81 Wall Street.
that the institute managers expect to
raise the remaining $4,000 by the first
of the month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

Cheap Argentine offers at New York
finally proved more than an offset to
fears that the domestic corn crop IN
the big surplus producing states had
been handicapped by cold and rain. In
the final hour many early buyers un-
loaded and there was aggressive selling
by speculative shorts.
Oats ruled a little frmer than corn
owing to reports of good deal OF
lodging, the consequence Of excessively
wet windy weather.
Provisions failed to hold, except to
a limited extent, an advance due to
higher prices for hogs. Packing inter
ests were said to have unloaded freely
OF the bulge.
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PROVISIONS

Tie provision marsct c1prtClcei quits a sub
6fsuffaI rails during the early operations owing 90
an advance ~ 20 DO points So the hog market
and 400 sympathy with grain. Trailing was mostly
Iu pork aud persistent selling by packing interests
again brought about a reaction. and late IN the
day price, were weak Receipts ~ hogs al Chicago
we're 8 O00. estimated f0r Saturday. 900. Kansas
CIty rc-e.veI 500 and omaha G.OO0. PORK
steady. noes 81 900 So. family '2ldf23. short
clear .lg50oS-l 20 BEEF Steady; mess. slsP
SIS 20 family $lg5OT{L0 30. packet. SIS j09flG;
extra india mos isl0S5. DRESSED Hoes
am; haroas l0-sc. $50 DO. lie. 100 10. lbc. $40
H. lac. pigs. llac CUT NEATS-Pickled bei-
lies firm. 10 H. lle. y d. l3Ac. - ID. l2A l3c.
picked hams firm. l4el4hc. TALloW dun re,
c.al 6i,f. city r'sc. country. 81 9tizc. LARD
s,cady; Middle Wct. 90,a9l5c: city lard steady.
SA.c: rcaucl lard steady South America l0.50ci
Continent 1890. Brazil kegs u SOC; compound
barely steady. "a. "a NC kIEAkINE quiet. cleo.
Si4 aSa.c. city lard s'eanne. 1850.
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suRRnGATES, NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE on AN ORDER or HON.
orabIe John +. Cohalan. a Surrogate OF
the County Of New York. notice Il hereby
given 10 an persons having claims against
Countess Mary Esther Won Waldersee lats
OF Hanover. Germany. deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof 10 the sub.
scriber az mis- place Of transacting bushes.
80. l5 wall street. Borough OF Manhattan
in The CITY of New York. on Or before III.
llsh day Of August next
Dste. New YORK. the 2sth day OF January.
1915 EDWARD " SHELDON
Auxiliary Executor
STEWART a sHEARER. Attorney Tor An.
cilary Executor. IS Wall Street Boroug n
q. n Manhattan. New YORK City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
COFFEE

The coffee market was easier during yesterdays
trading and hnal prices showed net losses OF 90 u
points Sentiment WAS little confident on lhe
Of h. over the late positions, there was more OF less
selling in that month. and some students OF Tie
siua'ion were inclined 20 the belief that any iur-
tier nrnne,s iu that month is liable 10 attract sell
irg against holdings Of high grade Rio cofee. The
point Is brought out that large amount or ms
character az coffee switched from MAY lnio
fu,y September and December. aud that a. present
differences 70 would seem % be prohisb.e opera
ton 20 switch back into the near position ana maze
delivery The decline 81 1924 iu RIO exchange on
London had beafish influence here. and while
stocks IN BrazN arc low II the prevailing i'm
preston that present finances there are not or
character 20 promote concerted Andhs move
rDcut Cost and freight Offers were little easier Do
tone although prices were not materially changed,
santos new crop 2s and 81 being quoted a. $500.
s. al q 1000 DC. IS and Is al 92O9953c. Is al sc'
and old crop Rio IS 81 llSc. ..
In the local spot market sale OF 10000 bags OF
well described Santos cOffees reported late on
THURSDAY on the basis Of 0Ac for Is and Rio Is
gsvs atoted A. nc Range OF prices
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Avenue, which he bought from Otto
II. Kahn in 1913.
Other sales follow:

FEATHERBED LANE.-EiEabe,h DriEEs has sold
through George Y McNslly the plot. l0i1lA. at tho
southwest corner o. Feaherhcd Lane and Jessup AZ.
10 Man A. McManus. The seller purchased the
property al the Upland Realty Company auction sale
conducted by Bryan /. Kennedy on wednesday
last and Is said 20 have received a big prOnt
lJ2D ST-kurE 4 Uren have sold for the
NOsam Corporation 20 MD. Henrietta {. Green ~
Fast lj2d St. three stop three family dTellng
in front and a two story rear dwelling. o. lot
25IlOO TIE plot 40xl20. on the west side of
Chisholm st.. 40 feet north Of Freeman 81, re
Gently reported. given in eIchange.
DYCkMAN ST-COlonel Jacob kuppert Il mo
purchaser % the plot O3.5Ils39Ii00 % the north
side of Dyckman 81. $50 feet vest - Prescott az.
ale Of which WAS announced yesterday.
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asw Listings Applied For.

g.pEeation has been made 20 the
s,,n'ag committee Of the Stock Ex-
- 70 Inst the following securities:
. !, CigaT Stores Company Of Amer
~, Fs,oE 900 cumulative preferred
.ENo thd $2Il62 900 common; $45.-
1, =, preferred, and 1926 shares Of
a. s, as non stock voting trust certif-
tn.sH me marlborough Consolidated
s,,,s.Ss ION, the company formed TO
fsrs,s 1he PETERBOROUGH Metropolitan
s.r,s.B 100000 additional first
& se - per cent ffty-year bonds
e. y. Rutland Railroad Company;
@lnes, Ltd. 81 600 600 stock
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KINGS COUNTY.

N I.NbD NUN4NI 4.
SUPREME CoURT-Appelats Dhlslon-2d Dept
DECISIONS.
Frank Frear/Afred II Lewis ct al. Motion
granted without costs.
The People LYMAN Stehr-Re argument ordered,
and case set down for Thursday, July 70. at 10
a m
Sanhorn Map Company Peter Ceder. Motion
granted on condition that appellants pay the sttor-
npy Tor the relatOr s2J within twenty days perfect
the appeal. place the case upon the September cal
endar Of this court and be ready for argument
when reached otherwise motion denied. with $40
costs.
samuel T Williams Peter Keller Building Co.
Motion granted and default opened on condition
that appellant perfect the appeal, place the case on
the September calendar and he ready for argument
when reached and within ten days pay $2j TO re-
suoudents. otherwise motion denied, with SO costs
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.s Rock Island must be tempted 20
Y" WITH the late lameuted dramatic
" ,Strstford-oD-Avon, England il
as he who said 10 that sweet are
uses Of adversely. Because Of the
~ depression in business the
sEah Company has been induced to
J, ~ equipmert trust certificates on
Per cent basis for $500 freight
Is 20 build for the railroad and
bAe the contract, according 70
- .FIftsidert Ruurels. cat pretty near
order 20 give our employees
The Pullman Company's freight
PANT has been closed since last
s' The new work is expected 20
busy az capacity for two months
s.t' There is a report that no at
~, viii be made 20 market the
4 .uent trust certificates, but that
AHtnt
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. June IS. 1918.
BEEVES,

Receipts. $500 head; ls cars m sale Steers
u, IN. limited supply and steady: good and choice
a shade lower. Tie yards were cleared Good
to choice steers sold az s. 80 40 per 100 lb:
bulls az S4j0a$l few choice dry fed do. S7.2j
"<.-'si COWS. s. 10 S. c.. taicadS s.. Dressed
reef caster al lliz@ l51sc per 10 tor native sides.
Exports rom uHs port o. morrow, lO5O cattle.
Sa.es-M,l'hcr-ou Co. Penn steers. 1890
10 average. s. 40 per 100 10. 20. l252 1925: l.
1850. $50: 2 stable fol bulls 1880 t775: 10
Iu.,, ll--. s. so. i5. lol5 $olit u, SOB. S555.
2. l-tN 600, j.. 1925. S. 80, o. 1000. $685.. T.
i los !d,. II cow, gae. So, :. no $50 s
s.. 2. g4-. So g. $40. S42,. T. S75. 81. H.
so sos5; T. u.s. $3.50: 5. ms $40. S. e5i,
y. Kens Commission Company. : Penn steers. MS
ii15,, T., 's.2. i-'gs <"3oo lt'5 $Se5;
s: 2, $50. "75. ?. 700. 81; S. 67e. 's.25. !.
sander 10 Penn ssep. 1855. b. 3s75; /
iois ;5.@s: 2 T65, SO. {. u.s. $50. 6. 9S5.
MI sss g &c. ~ Sa g. 81 49, 3is g. 'o"'
Il sgs s1'P o; sos s'9 &c. G =. Is il0- b. $3.50
$500. g. g-L $40: 2 S5 s s5 U25 e. s95. 60
$ Judd q Co.. 5 bu5s 75s ID. ;575
CALVES.
Receipts s-1 head 553 on sale on light weight
yeas firm TO 51c higher. no skim milk calves
1 SIl "a 49,. 4a9 d.. .,..I. a. -n,,t- n,c..o5
c,,g -, .I.',, l<',y8H,' D ISi'tt
,,, ~. 'o-4"5 a.''1ed 49, Sa .s.
tla rS ,.r ig6 - q. ote e. -"H'' i665 "'s''
az W, Nv. i.' 3D. - S''O' - -ve e. 49, .,
,,6 Hge cue Ok to ''iID'y "a 40 ess q" ~
$3.50. yssrInss. 40 $50.
s. sanders. ~ yeas. l4' ID. 1900; g. 30
Judd a Co. o. veals. I4S b. sIO5O;I euns
Tooin d shannon. ,csls. 1873 ID. slo25; ?.
l2J. SO. 81 Virginia. 1877. SO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
pec.lnts LISA head. lGL rsrs oo ss1s Sheen
,,otsrscJ. lame. ga ~. 4Io,,"r. sro,', al ~
Comm5. 10 prime ,heep lewcsj sod At $40 s. 20
Few yearlings. So 50ats55 Dressed mutton quiet
~ nc - ~ JANUS '0"''' Ia I'''
''S '.' T'Ii' 4 Shannon. 25o Y, lamb, - IN
-. o., ga - 49, ln6 10. a. az On. g94
az $50 81 -0 10 sie'T 49, 6 So &
Ili So q. l1, 80 s5,, tyo a. Y, ,,oh, 70
n "a -. rit "a 81 t0' = ycsy.i8gs' 100 & Z
.b "a tts0. q ms e.. - ~ q "a 80
sbsmberg q Son. IS Va lambs. 81 ID. 80:
Z" va sHe,f r "a -. :, ,,,r,s ., u. tio. r.
., Nt."'yG 4" ~. -'' "a '1i'''' ~ '"' '4V' 49,
's' Gov HOGS
Receipts a,OsV heaa ABOUT car on SAFE. MAJ
ke, steady. state and IcHhs boss sod AZ $50
S. 70 100 lb ioIkLs SC,SOa 80 ., .. ,ss ~ -.
IS e NJ 1Gs t " ~ % ''1' "'s' 100 10 s'e'
ea jSS e e5 'AF "'S'' I'' d. 'S0''
IliNhufgh. ,s1qe - ~ sIsesatS' eisIPRB
Agi choice go, 80. Bin5. ~ 81, : ~ ~
-, .} ,5o al 5o1 S5 5O .nriSe iST6s g. 10
Ig ,l5 ~. ~ Wal Wal cAIyEs Sio' HoGS~GlsbssTr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

The volume Of business IN the cottonseed oil mar
narrow. closing ] 20 points net lower The un-
dcrtone was easy. owing 90 predictions o. large
tenders on July contracts and owing 20 the very
light consuming demand The weakness IN hog
products was also a hearish factor. but on the
whole, offerings were quite well taken. Range OF
prices.
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18TH ST

The Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. 10 satisfy which the above-de-
with Interest thereon from the goth day OF
Nav. 1918. together with the costs and
allowance amounting 10 st00.ls, with in
terest from June End, 1915, together with
amount OF the taxes. assessments and
water rates. or other liens, which are 10
be allowed 10 the purchaser out % tho
purchase money. or paid BY the Referee. 10
tsBg5s and interest.
Dated, New York June go 1918
HENRY c. QUiNA-Y. Refsrsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

The local tupeutine market was nrmer again, and
prices were " higher following tho continued
strength a. the South There was fair demand
from manufacturers. prompted by the favorable
weather. H0Sin was unchanged hut the undertone
continued firm although trading WAS only moderate
Tar was unchanged TURPENTlNE--Spirits ma
chine bhls. 4ic TAR-Retort and kiln. 5.50c
WOSIN-CommOn % good, strained. 3 soc; b. $500;
u. 355c: 4. 3GOc: +. 36Jc: G.. 75c; II. 8S0c.
l. $3.50: X. 425c. ". 4.sOc. y. 5.6jc; VIC, 6.S0c.
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from abroad has not been w 70 svperfations and
rt,rsIty there has been some accumulation n sugar
here while Offers from cuba have heon rather
more liberal scale The cuban crop. q Ia now we'll
established has turned out considerably larger than
sIpo,trd. and cflch report recently on the beet
sugar situation indicates lager acreage in tho
West than was planted last year Range d prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

o. more than one occasion success
+ sales Of b.. blocks of state or city
s,!s have becr made the signal for
rIr.,g a new wave Of bu.hshness IN
Z. s,otk and bond markets. They at
I'D evidence OF the state Of invest
nj sentincr, because the number
C. character o. bids made by the big
,ci dealers is Influenced by their eN-
w Judgment Of the chances they
rt 70 resell them. as well as by the
Es,l orders for the bonds they have
I hand. So a heavy oycrsubscrlptlon,
EE though it is not what it super
iily seems 90 be. on account Of du-
nations and so on. is taken 10 mean
q, the genera. public Is ready TO in
- is money and only awaits the
M)sr kind o. ar invitation. Lately
,gt has been evidence that the public
10. waiting 90 be urged TO buy
Ei.s, and bond dealers are now hop
= that whatever INDIGESTION there is
VI be efec,ually overcome by the
cirttie announcement on June 29.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

Cofee cahles Rio-No I up Is Tois az 4H300i
exchange. ~ 2l-S2d. of 3-a2d. Receipts. GOO
bags. stock 2sS.O0O bags. santos-No on lug
bags. - ,oo -.
sgainst Is OOO last year and $4,000 two yesS Sgo
SO Paulo had II 600. against 1900 and 2o.ooO,
md Jundiahy Il. OO0 against 1900 and 1900
Dags. respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

The local market for refined sugar was IN.
changed With all rchueS listing on the basis OF
6lOc for hne granulated. a!thGsa sun ~ ~
,,ay OF new business, although WlhdIeWAh on Oh
contract were quite liberal prompted by The con-
tlnued favorable weather ITystal uonlhoes; cas-
56, in d, cases: do cases. 5-lb cartons. So0c
ana zoe In u cases. eagle tablets 3Oci CUT Ioal
% crushed 9 SOC. mould A. J5c. cubes ana
eagle coufectioncfs' graduated. tS2c, ANNA InH
800 3 sc and s i5c IN containers p ID bulk;
csgie f.lb BAGS powdered. ijc powdered and
ros,.s f1sdered and eagle coarse graduated, b-y',
fruit powdered eagle extra bne gtAnuA,tu o..tug'
domino granulated cases 2, ga and BID cartons.
q IOc and soc in a case: eagle. 2 50 ana I'D
cartons. fne grAnua,ed 6aoc; 2-lo bass 40 . &C.
~ ID bags do bs5c olo bSSs ao' % 'v, ,,i.t5
srsIilstgd 6 Toe: hne graduated and Diamond 4.
iOr. confectouers' A. &C. No !, bS5c No =.
3 soc. No 8. J.75c; No 4. 800; No ;. 565c; no
6. 5oc. No 7. 555e 70 s. SOC; No s "a 80 S
No TO- 40c No II. 5S5e' No T. o.'Ve' MS
Pm, ioc.l market for raw sugar unchanged
FOR spos. but a little easier for distant positions
ino6iins 10 20. 900 or 50 900 bags Of cubas for
Srgr9ut shipment A. the old price 81 5'se cost ana
ireIght equal TO ls9c for centrifugal ana sD2lt
-t s,d grcight equal n Csc f0r centrifugal.
me demand came principally from local Trnners'
shn we're evidently supplying Their tuiufe tepulit,
meuts while Cuban holders seemed in'iS w, w ~
ccDfrifuEaL ll2c Tor molAsses and S'se Tor CuDAl'
cost aud freight
SUGAR FUTURES.
The uquidAtiug movement which started IN INC
,,.,ts ~ .ugar futures on Thursday afternoon N9
.tiil An progress during yesterdays operations alu
az the close Of he DAY ,Alne. Seds 20 i9 80
toos me selling movement vas believed 70 frlto,
,s1t unfolding b. tired longs who had t1pcc,e9
a sh.rp advance On foreign 0tdGA Ihs asDAN'