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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
CHINA AFTER PACIFIC MAIL
Reported American Capital to
Finance Company.

Feng-Sui, the Chinese fnancier who
is reported to have come to this coun-
try with a view to purchasing the fleet
of vessels of the Pacific Mail. was in con-
ference yesterday with officials Of the
Southern Pacific, the holding company.
1t has been known that China is anX-
ious to establish commercial connec-
tions with the United States, render
ing her independent of Japan.
The result Of the conference is not
known. but it was reported that three
banking firms of the Wall Street dis
trict have joined with the intention of
securing an option on the stock of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company. 1t
is their purpose, it is said, TO purchase
the fleet, the operation of which by the
Southern Pacific is made Improbable
by the La Toilette Seamen's act. and
finance a Chinese company to enter the
Pacific trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24

Receipts. 500 head. about car on sale. Mar
ket lower. az SI.909Ss.2j for heavy to Eight:
roughs S6jUa $500.
SIS per 100 %. %. 22j. $3.50. roushs. 26J.
$3.50. >. 80. $3.50.
Kctu, Commission Co.. e. Penn hogs. lJi ID.
S -. state. l5I. S Is; E0ughs. 21j. $3.50.
Mcpherson q Co.. date yesterday " state hogs
$50 ID. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
Strnng Competition.

The opinion has often been eX-
..asssd IN brokerage Offices that the
i.s16ard securities will have their turn
- coon as the speculation in the war
,,orks has passed. While the feverish
.,sSing in the munition and ordnance
;.suas adds one extravaganza to an
her general business removed from
49, contracts is slowly regaining its
;sst. Eventually. say the hopeful, 1t
Iii make its influence felt, and rail-
roads and sound industrials alike will
MOTT thereby But this is to take little
5Srropnt of the fatal fascination Of the
var issues or else TO suppose that they
viii disappear into the background. 1t
=. true tia. speculation in these shares
!. largely IN the hands of the profess
,ousls and that the public Is holding
sioof from the market. But so long as
me war lasts there is almost certain TO
he excitement In some kind Of war
stocks. and whether the staider securi-
lies will be successful in competing
with them for popular favor when the
time arrives for a betterment IN the
old line securities is a matter by no
means sure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

The Augusta-Aiken Railway and
Electric Corporation was able to give
higher gross electric earnings for the
month Of June than last year. but
earnings derived from its railway lines
were more than IL per cent lower.
principally because Of jitney compe-
ttlon. Gross revenues from the cleo
trio department amounted 20 S25.Sl0.
an increase of almost per cent, while
gross income from the railways was
S2IO22. a reduction Of more than Si,-
600. Operating expenses and taxes
were S2S,007. leaving net income of
S24,S24. a decrease of nearly $4,000
from June in 1914. The balance, after
interest charges, sinking fund require
ments, etc, was S9,637, and after pro-
viding for interest charges on the ST.
100000 new Georgia Carolina Power
Company'S per cent bonds and other
charges there was deficit of s2,93l,
which compares with a surplus of s12,
431 in 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24

In view Of the spectacular advance Of
Electric Boat shares on the curb, it
nav be worth while recording that
stocks progress in the last few weeks.
Il began % be active and strong fort
nigh, before the Lusitania was sunk, or
around April p. In the week ended
With that date it rose from COZ to so.
For a while il continued around the
higher figure, dropping on May 7, the
day the Lusitania was torpedoed, from
50 TO %. The following Friday it was
quoted a, 20 bid, y asked. As in the
subsequent weeks the asked price was
seldom more than points away from
the bid, only the bid prices are given
IN the accompanying list Of end Of the
week quotations: May p, rs; May 28,
70; June 4. 81; June II, 108; June IS,
rs; June %. 119; July 2, 116; July 9,
III; July l6, 1876 Yesterday there was
an actual ale of the stock at 275. In
week the price had risen So points, in
two weeks 100, in q month $50 and in
two months nearly 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
I0pICS OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
profit Taking Shows in
War Stocks, but Prices
Hold Well.
EXPECTED CRACK"
FAILS TO APPEAR
r,octric Boat, on the Curb,
Shows hotpoint Gain in
Two Weeks.

~ Thursday some observers of the
VI market believed they saw more
st io.A ,bc usual amount Of profit taking
in" ~ war stocks, and yesterday they
10 ~ MAJ The movement had been con-
sal~ = But. contrary 70 the eNpecta-
ta .' hold IN the middle of the day,
i,on ION. was no really notable weakness in
We ~ the war issues, and the crack
2 a! has been looked for ever since
yna'e. tL steel crossed SO-not $50,
pa. Main 50 failed 70 appear II is
.or...-;teb,e. Of course. that there will be
l. ~ charm recessions in the war stocks
. .,.r. time 70 time. Il only for the rea-
w hat speculation cannot stand the
5on ,Sev are setting, but 1t Is fairly
% pin too, that there will be sharp
lens as well so long as the. Allies
~ ~. SsperGent on this country for the
s.e part Of their war munitions.
~ sneculators who are. playing the
~ ~ e,ocks are alive to the dangerous
Va. ~ their adventure. They know
~ az, here will be casualties, but II Is
no other fellow. they think, who is
,oire 20 be hit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
S5OO.OOO FOR ESTATE.
Percy Pyne Lewis Property in
Westchester Sold.

One OF the largest OF the numerous fine country
seats maintained by prominent business men In aud
around Bedford in the uplands OF Westchester
County. has been sold by the realty Arm OF F. r.
wood-w H. Dolson. Company for price around
$500 OOO The buyer IS a resident Of this city. who
intends to occupy the place.
The sale is concerned with the estate Of Percy
Pyne Lewis eGJ-acre property which cost the
former owner. including the numerous improve
rncnt; he made about $50 600 Besides large resi-
denre almost entirely constructed o. native NELL
stone died roof snd completely trimmed IN solid
oak the property includes three comm0dlous dwell
ilg,. garage. stables numerous farm buildings and
a lake about three acres 10 area
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
Bankers in Sulzberger Go.

Max J. Sulzberger, of Sulzberger. &
Sons Company announced yesterday
that arrangements had been made for
the acquisition by New York bankers
&c substap tial interests in the common
stock of the company. All of the com
mon stock o. the company is TO De
placed in a voting trust, Of which A.
Barton Hepburn. Charles H. Sa6in'
Harry Bronner, of Hallgarten & 60;
Max Sulzberger and Germon F. Sulz-
berger are TO be voting trustees. Harry
Bronner. William C. Potter, vice-presl-
Cent of the Guaranty Trust Company
Edward r. Tinker, jr., vice-president OF
TIE Chase National Bank, and Elisha
Walker. of William Solomon 4 Co. nave
been elected to the board of directors
as representatives of the New York IN
terests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. July 20. 1918.
REEVES

Receipts. 2s0s head: 20 cars on sale Choice
and extra steers full steady others slow 10 l0a ljc
lower; bulls steady to nrm. fat strong. me-
dium slow and weak. thin COWS unchanged. Yards
were cleared common % choice steers sold at $50
@$9Sj per 100 ID. car o. fancy stable fed at
5000. oxen and stays. $jdE.1J. bulls $50
$50. cows $3U SG.ij. Dressed beet quiet at last
quotations
Sdles-NcNton d Co. Is Penn stable fed steers
fancy. 400 10 average. 5000 per 100 ID. q. 1881
Do. t9.S5 less s. on lot. Penn. l002 h. $3.50. )
oxen. 1916 lb. S1.2j. bulls So 10. $50. >.
go Id. $50. 1 COWS. 10 10. $3.50: $, Sil ID.
J. Shambcrg x son 20 Va steers. 1852 ID. s9.Sj:
10 " Va. 1892 10. $500; u. 1928 10. $50. %
Ohio. 1888 ID. 50: IS. 1883 10. $S.6j: 90 1866 ID.
$3.50
3 sanders. 90 Va steers. 1855 b. $40. 81 Ohio.
ll>S 10, $3j. 1852 d. S. bulls. 1885 10. s. .jO
:. sNS ID. 50; y. lsS H. SJ.6j; COWS. si2 ID. s.
McPherson & Co.: is Ky steers. 1900 10. 500;
/ bull l22O 20. $500: 1 bulls. 1878 10. 1913: Is
cogs. 1913 d. 500: bulls. 1850 D. 500: 9.
1914 ID. SG2j: p 700 ID. {j.7j; D. 81 10. $50;
TO- 900 ID. $40. 10. 9S2 ID. Sj.32lz p go ID.
s.: I. N52 10. $.7j o. 900 d. $40. Il. So 10,
1915. .. 13J Do. $3.50
Kerns Commission Co: IS Ohio steers. 1871 ID.
sos; COW. 1910 ID. 1913. 9. $50 ID. Si.2j: 3.
90 lb So
Toliu * shannon: Ohio steers and cows. 1884
10. $50. oxen. 1900 o.. 81 l. Ohio cows. 9jl
DO. 500, %. >1N 20. E.2i y. 936 %. g.
Judd X Co.: bulls. y3s ID. $0lj; 3 COWS.
J. g. Curtis & son: bulls and COWS. various
weights. $500 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
SURROGATES' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
orable John Z. Cohslan. a Surrogate Of
the County Of New York. notice Is hereby
given TO all persons having claims agsins,
Countess Mary Esther Won Waldersee late
OF Hanover. Germany. deceased. 70 present
the same with vouchers thereof 20 the sub
scrlber at his place Of transacting business.
No - wall Street Borough OF Manhattan
IN The city OF New York. On or before the
nth day Of August next.
Dat1. New York. the 2Sth day Of January.
1915 EDWARD W SHELDON.
Auxiliary Executor.
STEWART & SHEARER. Attorney for An
cillary Executor, - Wall Street Borough
OF Manhattan. New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
Buffalo General Electric.

Lee, Higginson & Co. have purchased
an issue of $250,000 first refunding
mortgage per cent bonds of the Buff
falo General Electric Company. The
bonds are dated April l, 1909, due
April /, 1889, and are part of 49,
033,000 issue Combined earnings of
the Buffalo General Electric Company
and the Cataract Power and Conduit
Company, of which it owns practically
the entire capital stock, amounted to
$2,s10,411 in gross for the year ended
June 30. 1915, and net earnings APP
plicable to interest requirements were
SqS74S9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
DEAL PENDING
FOR SKYSCRAPER
American Tract Society
Building in Nassau St.
May Be Sold.
BUYS AT AUCTION
OLD NORDICA HOME
Property in West 9th St.-Con-
vent Av. Apartment Figures
in Trade.

The American Tract Society Build
ing, at the corner OF Nassau and
Spruce Streets, one of the pioneer sky
scrapers of the city, is said to be in
fair way to change owners. Gossip yes
terday had it that negotiations tend
ing to a transfer of the big building TO
new interests were well on to compile
ton. Those in position to know about
the matter, however denied that there
is a deal on for the building. The
structure is twenty-three stories and
was erected in 1894, in which year the
society bought the site, which is lOO.5x
94.6 in size. 1t is from plans by R. II.
Robertson, who estimated its cost at
$500 600. The property is assessed by
the city's appraisers at S1,4OO00O.
"The Sun" recently moved INTO the
building, occupying four floors in the
lower part of the building. The print
ing company leased the space for a
term of ten years at S27 800 year.
The lease carries with It renewal
privilege of eleven additional years at
$4,000 a year The alterations made
for "The Sun" are said to have cost
$4,000. The American Tract Society
was organized in 1925 for the publica-
ton and circulation Of religious liter
ature. Il is undenominational Will
ian Phillips Hall is president, Louis
Tag treasurer and DR.. Swift secretary.
The onetime home of the late Nine.
Lillian Nordica az and s West Jth st.
was sold in foreclosure yesterday and
secured By Archibald s. White. bank
or. on bid Of $l5,97S over prior mort
cages aggregating $4,000. Samuel
Marx conducted the sale. The prop
erty consists of four story structure,
occupying a plot 539X93.1l feet, To-
Gated about 124.l feet west Of Fifth
av., and was sold in an action brought
by Harry Content to recover Il mort
gage judgment of Sl3,498 obtained
against the Securities Company. Mr..
White plans to occupy the house. He
at present resides at Port Washington,
Long Island.
Other sales follow:
i-TH ST-Frederick Zt,, & Sons and John r.
Harrington sold for the Iona Home Construction
Company Ellis VI Potter president. the SIX story
elevator apartment house. l00XC0. a. the northwest
corner o. Convent AID IAN st. The pur-
chaser is Ellen A Stewart. who gave IN part pay.
ueut an estate q fifteen acres. with residence aud
The transaction involved about $3.50. 900.
lG3D ST-Smitu \ Phelps have sold for ne
nIent al the northeast corner u sherman az aud
lgGl s. uu pU' I-NlOi TIE seller took boz part
payment 90 Esst san 81. three sioD dwelling
on lot Is 2xlo22. near Az A The Transaction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24

The demand for refined sugar was again dlssp-
no'rfiug and aside from moderate Withdrawals on
I'D contract. trading was very quiet fnces how
ever remained unchanged on the basis o. Toe for
fue crALulaied The following are list prices Of
thc American sugar Refining Company. Crystal
dSpino tablets cases 2-lb cartons. half or full
Ne tablets 9.lOc and 9.2Oc Ia n cases. do cases
5-lb cartons. run size tablets S6oc, and s. zoe lA
l. cases: Eagle tablets. 7.50c. cut loaf. 5c:
crushed s. GOO mould A. 6Jjc. cubes and Eagle
cnnfcctioners' grauulatei 63jc. ANNA powdered
Use and O. &c iu containers. p lh bulk Eag.t
5-b hags powdered 6.4jc; powdered and coarse
powdcrcd and Eagle coarse grAnuA;cd. t.z0c. fruit
ioWdercd aud Eagle extra fne sIanuAied. 6l0c;
domino graduated. eases. ? 81 aud 5 70 cartons
4 tpc and zoe IN y cases. Eagle e. 90 aud b
ID cartons me srsnulsied. 65qs: 20 lass , 40
M lh BAGS DO & Csc o. aud 30 10 bags do aud
standard graduated 6l5c: nne graduated and dia-
nTnd A. s lOc: coufectiouets A. Sc: No !. 3>lc,
20 . soc: No g. 5.7jc: No 4 5Ioc; No o. . t't
40 4 soc. Nc e. b soc. No = J.]oc. y o.
&c. No TO- soc. No H. 5.35c. No T.. $500;
Nos IS. Il and - 5.-5c g., III,
The local market for raw sugar was dul. WIN
the underfane heavy. and while spot plces re,
NAMED uomiuGlly unchanged IN me A.',h,s Gl
Insircss holders were ,.l inclined 70 onet Ueey
and Cubas were available al S'ac. cost AAd He''A''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
Sales in Auction Rooms.


b Joseph p Day.
DUANE ST. -. " cor Lafsyette St. srsI 2Sls u
2Is1lS.3 ~ ioft bldg. H.rmiulc Clark Il q
at Madison Avenue Reel Estate Co ct al; II
Clark y. atty. l. II Sauicis. re-. due. 50
53T.0s. taIes ETC. sl.ssD0l. subject TO hrst mtg
SN. 900 Adjourned % Aug ..
54TH ST. g-6-4-S. go ID Az. 50tlOOi !
~ stable and ~ brk ienHt. BJwery Savings
Bank az J D0elgef e al. Cadw4ladeT Wicker
sham & Taft. attys. Foley ref. due $40
4I453. taxes. etc. SZ.27l.j9 To the plaintiff for
50 600
LENoH Az. > 24li li3d g. 501Sj vacant.
Il Lew ag Meyer e Al. J Sapiusky. stty. &
Ehrmann lr. ref. due. {9.1ls5j To the plain
TN Tor $4,000
By Samuel MARI
9Th b. s.s W s. llil 9Th av 50 sIe3.ll.
two - dwg, Content a.. the Securities Co
e. a.. X L TarhoK. aity L Abrams. ref due.
SlslgS 90. taxes. etc. N.i8lT0. subject 20 two
ntgs. agsregatiIg $4,000. To A White ior
Sg097
Al TIE B.onr exchange.
IS jacob II. Mayors.
INTERIOR parcel % land beginning a. A point
sos T0wIserl lI-d. -5xIo. Anna r
Cross!l 90 " .;.i.Z - a. u swain. at'y. Il y
souTront ref due. {ijit6. taIs.. So ssl1 To
the plA!ItL- gE 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
Rnnks Rnying Securitles.

Recently il was shown that the ma
,onal banks had added considerably TO
their holdings of stocks and bonds
since the war began, and even since the
returns were made TO the Controllers
call early in the year. Within a few
days the figures fo' the state banks
and trust companies ought to be avail
able. In quarters where knowledge
might be expected 70 exist 1t was estl-
mated yesterday that their holdings Of
public securities would be found TO
have increased about S6,0O0,O0O since
he last previous call and their holdings
a other securities about SI.O0O.OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
British Loan Coming.

British bankers are considering the
negotiation of a loan here similar to
that recently arranged for French
bankers. with American bonds as col
literal. New York bankers are not IN
the least averse 10 accommodating
them. There was a rumOr yesterday
that upward Of Sl0O.000,000 was being
sought here in this manner, but bank
ers who would undoubtedly know de
dared that no definite proposals had
been made as yet AMI that the whole
NATTER Was still in the air.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
Helena Light and Railway.

Operating revenues Of the Helena
Light and Railway Company made a
decline Of ST. per cent in gross for
June, total earnings from the electric,
railway aud gas departments amount
ing to 500 $50. Net revenues, after OPP
Grating expenses and taxes, were So
1877. a decrease of S1,724, and after
payment Of dividends on the preferred
shares ana setting aside S1,506 for
sinking fund requirements, etc, there
was q deficit of S2,254.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
New Building Plans.
The Bronx.

18Th ST. n =. l3j e Ka,onah az two "a sly
frame dwlg,. 2oH35. Cohen. Honeywell aI own
~. IL Nurllsiu. architect s. 600
GRAND CoNCoURSt. " cor I96th -. 4 sty
hospital. t,tl055. House % tAe Holy Com
foster. the Res Dr W NlO4er. pres. oHaer. h
Su0ok's sons. architects flIj 900
VAN NEST Az. W cor Matthews AZ. / sly stores
20Y10. VI Mouahal. owner. " " del Gaudlo
architect. $500
18Th ST. n 5. % Alexander az / sly factory
lsKlo. II Well. osuef Moore 4 l. aIchi-
tecf-. So 600
i76TH ST s.. ll9lg Slarm,on Az. sty tenmt
10 llTl.tl0. hirWan Bidg Co. A kircheis. pres,
-a.crL rIrm..f Architect Go. architects, $50 600.
SPUiTek OUIEiL 70. 5. 200 10 23stA 81 =
AAnenaa l. !. architects. .9g9g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
METALS.

,sDPPER-The local street market was easier
~. with elfctrolytic quoted At 100 l5izc, IN
20. 90 ihe copper market also was easier. closing
IL l0 for standard spot. SIS Is 81 Tor future,
~ % 5-iou LOT, quoted At $3.50 3b.1Jc. London
,aee1 a. ElC2 los for standard spot and ~ ~
!. futures. with sales Of 70 tons spot s"u ~
Id. i'u,lfrs. LEAD-Easy; New lork, spot 2.9lc
eesl Last S. Louis soc asked. London lead.
y, s.t l0s. sPELTER-NOminaL London speilef'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
CASE QUOTATIONS..
wv TN VIZ - 4"4V'
GRAIN.

WHEAT-Receipts Of wheat at primary points
today were sN'htly larger. and II was predicted
increase The result Of the improved weather.
which was again fine over the entire belt OneIng'
were readily absorbed. however and 1: was evident
that both domestic and foreign buyers nave been
waiting for the new crop movement before making
purchases. Whcn It became apparent that there
was no pressure on the market shorts bought freely
aud throughout the day the tone Of the market
hfm with closing prices :. "a l@4c net higher. There
were further reports OF black rust s scattered points
in the Northwest aud the spring wheat markets
were strong and higher. Crop experts who have
been examining the spring wheat were very upu-
msiic IN their views regarding the crop outlook.
however. and said that AZ the present time rust
exists IN only a few places anC that in the alb
sencc o uniaVOrabe weather there seems to De little
probability " iis becoming much OF factor. Tie
export demand was fairly active. and while export
iu fear OF influencing prices T. was estimated that
the days business would amount 10 about 500 900
aud New York The Southwest reported a good H.
maud for calh wheat. and prices in the CAIN mai-
feiS There were l@ -c higher me Modem Nli.,.
wheat crop was thrashed this week as much OF the
wheat is still standing in SHOCK drying out. and
local cash markc. N0 red winter wheat was
quoted al SllCaSll6K aud No hard $l2o...
Ngw York: No ] Northern Duluth. $ll-A.
{ Buffalo CORN-The corn market showed
very firm uIdert0ac. with active covering especially
q July shorts and st the close OF the day values
were tsGll.c net higher Receipts were again
from me country Rave caused active buying by those
who had anticipated mOle liberal offerings Re
ports Oh the new crop were generally favorable. al
though the crop IS late one. and consequently
offered here 90 from &c TO &c according 10 guam
tity and date Of shipment IN the local cash mar
kct 40 yellow cora was quoted al s2ec. prompt
shipment OATS-Thc oats market was strong AID
higher for july. which closed with net gains Of
2S.c while the later months were &C higher. The
DELAYED movement and SINAI. stocks were the feat
ure, Of the buying in July. although export sales u
about 100000 bushels also added 10 the general
strength Tie local cash market hrmer. stand
ard quoted al sc: No white 6r4c: No 3 white.
CSC: No white. b2i2c. fancy clipped white. 64H
&c. ordinary clipped white. G3Ht5c. all elevator.
IYF-MarEet steady. No Weston. $io6 C.
New YORK export BAIIEY-Niarkct steady; feed
ing 1Sc and mailing. &c. / Bunalo Wheat
Ji1cudiug uour exports tor the week. according 10
Er5i.frrci's. aggregate 4.lS24ji bushels. against
Julv l. l075l.S2S against l>.-S6. O2j last season.
corn exports FOR the week. 5j4 $40 bushels against
45l 47S last week and $50 last year; since July
/ / 200 Osy. against 1866 last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24

Louisville july 22-sHEEP AND LAMBS
ceipts 315l Prices ruled steady. Choice lam
Sastc. light common stun "a a i.tc. secou,
81 aJc. cuAs. "a BE-. fat sheep jg sac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
CHICAGO PRICES.

Duluth July o3.-ClosinE WHEAT. No ! hard
81 A.. 30 Northern 81 42d$l.44: No Northern
81 81 atl ~. july tl42 September. 81 ogh.
81 4taxIi,, So Northern. $I44aSL47i 80 2
hard winter Sl3qSl "a; SePtemherro 8. oS<e.Gl
s. Oss.. December 81 O9is 81 O9h. CORN-No $
yellow SEC. 40 white S2lzc september. i3-.
75tc: December. 6459c. BARLEf-MaitinS' '7S
Minneapolis. July 23.-wHEAT..No. 2 hard
81 50s.. No ] Northem. 81 4o's eH.5Qh No :
Northern. 81 27is@ 81 ~; July. l37* scpi6slw-
bcr 81 O7is COBN-N0 yellow. '9't "a ~ e
GArS-No white j91a . $40. FLOUR and BRAN
i ri H,,43aDsJI alv 2s-wHEAr-cssh. sIl2. July
81 ~ scPlsmtel osi pece@ Gc,db., S- q;
- 81 3O March. IS 32l9 ALSIKE-Au-
gist. SIS TIMOTHY--Pnme' cash. 800 Sep
tcm6er s5.T5. October. $3.50 -,
Kansas city. July 23--WHEAT-No hai n
$3.50 Sl43. No req S4-saS 10 . ySlloS 49,
10 .ar' oATs-No ? white j2s 52lse: No mixed
s. Louis July 28wHIEAtTT-Nsg2 q red Scri A1s9
e. "a. al o. CORN-No 2. Sic; No white
size July Soc seP'emG,,eiI ~ 7S'g S $50 Sep
TENDER. 3JAc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24
COFFEE.

Tho coffee market opened steady and unchanged.
a., j,,,ing tle day developed easier tone ana
closed to { points net lower the market vas vas.
very narrow one. and when a pTomlHthl lola NUS
- tIe ceiling side what was hcllcFct 10 ut
order, against purchases in Brazil values gave way
easily but closed with moderate RAM. - ~. i iVi
80 So1 bays hut II thi, a considerable quantity was
H. the form Of exchanges. No important news was
,..cirsl from Brazil prices there being unchanged.
I'M, rcceipt, continue large. and socks III santos
Teve Increased 10 over million bass ana are
toii, orrr. we're not materially changed Santos
1. icing quoted at 9lo@935c and RIO IS at 7l},c:
bu, the undeuone was easy, ana u was thous,t
lie local spot narke' trading was quiet and prices
we're unchanged. with Rio . quoted at '12c Range
Of prices. -.