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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
NEW YORK PRICES.

The market for hog products was moderately sr-
Tive ana somewhat irregular. lard and ribs showing
weakness under renewed selling while polk was
relatively steady Receipts of hogs AZ Chicago were
5000: Kansas city received 5000 sUd Omaha
500. P0KK-steady: mess tlGtoasl7, family.
mess slSa$ls.50 family. $40 50@ 500 80: psrket
$500 $40. Extra India mess. S5oa $3l DRESSED
d. ll&c 40 ID. llSs pigs l2ikc CIT MEATS
..Piched bellies steady; 10 To- i5Ac. ~ ii. l3c;
TALIowSdRd Sh'J pec fen' a ea cy ~ i co6
try. 57s aGkc LARD-Easy: Middle West. sOja
lJc city lard quiet. s.. refined lard dun. Con
tinent. SOC. South America @ zoe. Braz'l kegs.
70. 2Oc: compound. steady. 7@71sc STEARINE-
Steady; ole0, 5Ec. city lard steanne. 9l2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Ncs Yort. August IL. 1918.
GRAIN.
New York. August IL. 1911,

WHEAT-Reports TIA, the French government had
bought 100 600 barrels OF -four az Minneapolis
caused a sharp advance. In wheat prices. Bulnsh
sentiment was Increased hy assertions that esti-
mates based on the government crop report were
l00. 100000 bushels 200 high. A report by the
Price Current" showing that the quality of the
winter wheat has been seriously damaged attracted
a great deal Of attention. and September shorts
became nervous and covered freely This sen. the
September position TO a premium Of. AZ one time
about lc hushel over December and prices
throughout the entire market were Arm and higher
closing win me- gains Of i26l7sc. Exporters were
~ the local market for wheat and while offerings
were not large sales estimated as high as
100000 bushels. including a cargo n durum wheat
via Gulf ports for forward shipment In the local
cash market No ? red winter wheat quoted
az 81 %. New York spot: No hard A.
S$ois. c New York 70 arrive: No ] Northern
Du!uth. H.lS& and No ] Northern Manitoba
Sill Buffalo. CORN-Thc corn market was
moderately active and prices were Grmer in sym
patty with wheat. closing with net gains of 1, a
hc County offerings were said to be moderate
put receipts a. interior points larger u The
loca. cash market No . yellow corn was quoted
az 90'4c. lake and rail. prompt shipment. OATS
The rains In the WCs' and the strength I'm wheat
and corn caused active covering movement in
oats and prices were firm and higher. closing al
= gli3c net advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
TAKE RIDGEWOOD TITLE
Transfer Preparatory t
Building Operations.

The Bauer s,ier Building Corporation. one Of
the most active speculative builders In the Ridge
wood section. took title from Sarah N. strecier 10
plot a, the northwest corner Of Gates and Cypress
avs RidgeFood. with 100 feet frontage on Gates
and 3Ol Zee, frontage Cypress Az.
The Ring Gibson Company another Of the sctlvs
builders H. the RdgewoOf section. m0rtgaged for
t37. 500 plot at Palmetto and Doubleday stS ,
Rdgewood. with frontage Of 220 feet on Palmetto
st. and 100 feet Doubleday ST. Both Of these
companies will begin at the erection OF Tires
story brick tenement houses
The Wilton Building Company. that has been
operating In the Evergreen Section also got build
ing loans aggregaung $4,000. on plot on Cooper
av. east Of Wilton av.. and also on Wilton ay, FOR
several private individuals. This property will Be
Immediately improved with dwellings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
MORE PAY, AND BATHS
Workers Get Watered Raise at
Bayonne Plant.

Employees of the Gulf Refining Com
pany, in Bay onne. have had their hours
reduced from ffty-six t. forty-eight
hours a week. The concession was UNI
solicited.
The General Chemical Company, Of
Bayonne. has instituted an eight-hou.
day, a lunch room where food is sold
AT cost 70 employees. and compulsory
baths on the companv's time. The com
pany voluntarily increased wages 10
per cent. Employees must eat in the
lunch room, but may bring their own
food. They must take two baths a
week at the company's plant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
COUNTRY.

Country Home information free 10 prospective boy.
ers List covers field Call. write No agents Sec.
Country Home Service 30 W. 3lst -. Tel 1851 Mad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
RENTS EQUITABLE FLOOR
American Can Company To Be
Tenant of 18th.

An entire floor IN the new Equitable Building.
occupying the block bounded b. Broadway. Nassau.
Pine and Cedar s,s has been leased for a Ions
Term BY the American Can Company
The lease affects the fourteenth door, which viii
be used FOR the executive offices u the company.
now situate at 18Th 81. and Tenth a7 which VIII
be removed to the Equitable Building Sep
TENDER l.
Floors IN the Equitable rent at from ss5 900 to
SS5, 900 a year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
Switzerland Buys Here.

Uncle sam mas just got a new Gus
toner. For the first time on record
Switzerland has bought suga~ in tins
country. 900 tons Of graduated from
ne Federal Sugar Refining Company
lt wasn't uecessar TO give trading
stamps or any other premiums WIN
he goods. because Germany and Aus
tia. which usually supply switzerland
are out Of the competition. They have
50 much use for sugar within their
borders that they can't afford TO ex-
port any.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
The Bronx.
Scarsdale Sales and Leases.

Angel & Co have sold at Scarsdale for the
estate Of Ann Laight. the properly on Autenreith
road in the ElmdOrf section This place consists
Of stucco residence and half acre The property
vas held az so. 900. Also rented Tor the remainder
Of the summer the Maurice b. Thayer house on
Oyerhi road. and the Hugh Mcdonald house. also
c. W. Moore property on Old Mamaroneck road,
10 X NJ Goldsmith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
Montreal Tramwsys.

Stockholders Of the Montreal Tram
WAYS Company, it was announced yes
terday. will be given the privilege. TO
subscribe to the 81 900, 900 new capital
stock, at par, in the ratio of one share
Of the new for each three shares OF
the old stock held. Holders Of record
September 10 are entitled to subscribe.
and the first payment will be III per
cont navaole October 25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12

steady siockes and feeders weak prime fed steers.
81 500 81 o.: dressed beef steers. fS@fe so southern
5Gitl 10. stookers and feeders fG.2j@fs y
bulls s. 2j6'G75. calves. te@t $40 p. sliEEp -
Receipts. 500. steady; lambs, s, i0nSsj; year
@ss75.
tBy Telegraph TO Tho Thbune.l
Louisville. Aug li.-SIlEEP AND LAMBS-Re-
ceipts T95; for the three days this week, b,IIi;
marke, steady Choice lambs brought sn@s% Nc.
according to weight and quality, only good welght
lambs going At 9Lc: seconds, 6h6hc. culls. i@5c.
The best lat sheep. sh@jt,c medium and com
mon kinds slow and unchanged. bucks around 4llc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12

The market for refined sugar was hrm and two
leading tehaers advanced Their list prices 10 points
is now listed on the basis Of ZOO 'S0c. Trading
was moderate and while IithtrRwas on old con
tract were fair. now business was said 10 he liberal
The following are list prices oi he American sugar
Refining Company, CUstal domino tables. cases.
2.lb cartons half o. fun size. t3c, and SOC IN
han cases do cases 5-b cartons full size tablets.
l5c and Z 25c IN half cases Eagle tablets 0jc:
cut loaf . SOC: crushed. 6Iic: mould A. 6.loc;
cubes and Eagle co.'e-tioner' granulated. e0c
NXNX powdered. 5Nu@630c. IN containers. 2j-lo
bulk. Eagle 5-b bags powdered Sc. powdered and
coarse powdered Aad Easle coarse granu acd. 3tIc.
fruit powdered and E"ge extra nne srah9iate'i.
Cartons Sc. and Csc IN hair cases; Eagle. .
81 and 5 u cartons me granul2'ed SO. -
40 Sc; lob bags DO $500. Is AND so ID
bags do and standard granulated. zoe. fine eran .
S' S5c. No / 54Oc. No 2. 535c No 3. 5 soc: 10
No & s. jc: No 9. Sc: No 10. 495c: No H. 1 e0c
40 IL 4s5c: Nos t. IA and IT,. 4S0c. TIE
market for raw sugar was Arm again. and prices
made new high records Tor me movement Tradias
market 10 a considerable extent. their purchases
being estimated Al so 900 bags q Porto R!cos IN
Rort and s s5G is 900 5ss q cabSs husa. p
ton. at lS-l6c; cost and freight eqlal 70 sc
formed 10 take care q 100 900 tons Of sugar for
Turopean account were again IN the market. and
while no confirmation could be had. these was
r,r,nt heavy buying The market closed firm 4t
tffg4 SAc for c,utrifugAl. 10000 for molasses.
and ) l3-l6c for Cuhas. cost AID freight
SUGAR FUTURES.
Intsres, In the market for sugar futures was
materially Increased b. ruu0rs that A combination
of Cuban AMI New York interests we're buy.ns
up large quantities q raw sugar agAint foreign
,sso,,irefDenfs hut the volume o. business hot
pNriieuIarly heavy and after opening A. 10 5
points higher Tor the active positions ne market
sarsed little aud closed Al p0his decline TO
q points advance. with total sales ~ $3.50 tons
Ieaf'ng Interests denied any knowledgs q any
buvins syndlcaie bur II vas generally admitted
M Shcse bat heeu A ysD good demand bon
Tor raw and refined sugar recently. and some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
Open. High. Low.
COTTONSECO OIL.

Tho market Tor cottonsecd oil vas quiet ana
about steady during the greater par; Of tie day
hut during the afternoon there seemed 10 be more
liberal offerings. which wcre thought 70 ne agalhtt
increased pressure of crude oil. and prices late were
easy closing al | 90 points net lower. lurlher
talk Of export demand had stimulating influence
IN the near positions. but the consuming demand
as a whole was not active. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12

The United Railroads OF San ran
cisco. which have been reporting losses
in revenues for some time, are begin
those Of last year. The July report
announces a gross income Of s6S2,1O;
which is s1l ,507 more than was earned
in the same month in 1914 In the
early part of the current year there
was a daily loss in earnings OF from
81 900 TO $500, and the loss In gross
income for the year ended June 81;
1918. was around $4,000, compared
with the wear ended June 80. 1914. An
city of San Francisco limiting the OPP
Grafton of "jitneys." and providing for
liability bonds by their operators to
cover accident claims. Although this
ordinance has been in effect only a few
weeks, earnings of the company have
already begun to show improvement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
Private House Leases.

Goodwin 4 Goodwin have rented for Louise
Hernes 20 Belima Kreinick the three story and
basement dwelling at l06 West 18th S.. lsxl00 II
feet.
Siawson & Hobbs have leased for 4 term Of
years the four story dwelling las West 10Th ST..
for Mary A. Frageser to Mrs W. 5. Hunt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
Delay in Frisco Plan.

D stoekholding interests Of the Frisco
s~Ss.eroad held meeting yesterday, at
.tsieh there was an excited discussion
me reorganization plan now under
sTnsideration. No announcement was
i'nheoming after the conference, but
y was understood that opposition de-
sSaeoped 10 the readjustment scheme
,saieh may mean another delay in its
"ssentation 10 the security holders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
More Midtown Deals.

Bastins & Co have leased space at 2S5-237
Fifth ay 70 LESSER & Rothstein at li3-lli West
3lst S. for Thomas & Eckerson. the fourth loft. 70
Hirsh & KoplOwtz.
The Duross Company has leased the seventh loft
az 32l-323 West 18Th ST. FOR the United Wine snd
Trading Company 10 tho H. c. Miner Lithographins
COmpany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
Professor Gelman a Buyer.

The Alec Building Company has sold in Brook o.
lyn the dwelling house 2i27 eth ST. 70 Professor
Fred II. Gilman. stsrstican q the Public Ser
vice Commission. the house 2030 9Th ST. 70 Eman-
uel De Mari, and the dwelling house 2047 Seth 81.
% Hoffman & Klein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
Rentals at Ridgewood, N. j

s :. Wals.rum Gordon d Forman have leased
furnished Tor the summer. the residence u ". L.
smith Is Doremus ay 10 + II. White, Of Brook
iyn. Tor Walter " Wilsey. furnished hts residence
on Phelps ri 70 Miss Z. r. Wellington. u Man
haitian Tor j. D Hsserouck. hi, rse,.4en1e urn
b,ttsn And f6r ! \ Moore his residence furn-
ished. on PARK slope. to Mr. Goddard. u Brook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12

Tie local market Tor spot cotton was steady az 20
points advance to the basis Of case Ter middlins
upland. =,
southern spot markets were telegraphed as fol-
lows. New orleans steady and unchanged ~ S2c:
sales l. $50 bales Mobile nominal At S.l5c Baltimore
nominal and &c higher A. 3'sc. Augusta steady
and unchanged a. 63c: sales 1913 bales It Louis
stsalv and &c higher al sac. Little Rock quiet
sud unchanged At s5Oc. Galveston steady and uu-
changed at s9Oc: sales. $50 bales. Savannah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

Returns of electric railway prop
critics. according to a compilation made
by the American Electric Railway AS
ISOLATION, comparing 1913 and 1914 in
dictate that this branch of industry was
not adversely affected in all sections OF
the country by the general business
depression. In the Eastern states
there was an increase in gross income
of So per cent. while net made de-
cline Of 90 per cent from the year pre-,
ceding. Operating results received
from properties in the South gave IN
creases in gross and net earnings OF
All and 419 per cent, respectively
Companies operating in the West re-
porting 10 the association showed
falling off of 81 per cent in gross ana
3.21 per cent in net income. The COM
bined gross earnsings Of 263 companies
located in all parts of the country
showed a gain of .6S per cent. while
net REVENUES made a decline Of AS per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
Get Liberty Tower Space.

Pese & Gilman have leased IN The Liberty
Tower IS Liberty St. space 70 the Radium Lu-
mirous Material Corporation. Charles f. Baldwin.
he : : Corporation. and additional space 10 John
n Koch aud Adolf $. Fedle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
To Improve S. I. Plot.

Dr Corbin JAY Decker Z. S y. retired. has
nurrhssed through Cornelius G. Kolf pot = COM
rr.sins plot 5jIl6{ facing the plazA a, Har, ,s
anchorage d, the United states warsnlps.
Dr. Decker viii erect residence for himself On
NM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
Plan S450,000 Apartment.

Plans have been fled By the Fenlo Realty Com
pany, owner Of the property 81 1909 20 1905 Park
az, Tor twelve story apartment for this site. Ths
structure will cost $3.50 900 70 erect according -
Emery Roth. who drew the plans. The building
Will cover plot lo7 2tliO feet al the northwest
corner Of S4th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
Newport Rental.

General Il1yd : Ryce has rented f7r the re-
r-e,rder Of the season. the place on Ocean az,
NeVpor' r l. owned b. stephen Ra"son ID
Riots & EldriFe were the brokers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables 5o9 spot
srs,iiiation md export 500: American. 1000 I'm
boris. co.. ali American Middlins upland. 5i3ld.
futures opeued quiet. ~ 70 3l5 points declhe'
closed steady; IA 70 ? points higher. OctoDer-
November. j5Sd. January February. SID March
Anil 8 SOD: May June. SOD. July August >; -
yaucheser-Yaus quiet ana uhchahs7d' oi0'"'
Receipts at the ports and interior points. with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
BUTTER.
.in,s to.dnr. 12fs2 -. Yosierhar.s sharp

Receipts to-day. l27S3 pkg' Yesterday sharp
advance IN high grade creamery checked buying
and with receipt, liberal In Tie afternoon and this
morning The market has weakened. with very 1T
de buying support 10 Ills writing Creamery. *
tras (s2 scorcl. 26a2Ghc higher scoring. 26'4 90
pa f-sts. 2i0 % Nc seconds. 22is 23i3c. thiri
% - 20 pc. state dairy. finest. 254c. good to prime
tras 25a23i5c. frsts. 22@ 22isc. lower grades. 200
2lc: imitation creamery. hrsts, 22G 22zc: ladies.
current make. 1rsts. 20i9 @2lc: seconds l9l7c:
lower grades. lSGlgc; packing stock. June make
fine. zoe: current make No q lShc; lower grades
lGd iSc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12

Reoeipts to-day 1896 boxes The very highest
GRADES Of state coored fats are fairly Vel cleared
end on such the market Is about steady. Sidie
whole milk. fresh. mas and twins. colcred. specials
l3a. "a l4c. white specials l3H9l3Ac: c0l0rci
average fancy 49,. GI3i4c: white. average fancy
Boise: daisies. specials. lA@l5c; Young
Americas. specials. ia. n l6c: all styles. under
grades. ll@l2Ic: Penn whole milk. white. fats
1870 1870. Mich. whole milk. oolored. fats. l3e
1870. Wisconsin. whole milk. fresh. twins. 1870
l3*c; daisies. l9is9lilsc; state. skins. fresn.
specials. l0aGlliac. choice. l0@l0kc: fair to
good. 7h9914c: common. s9Ic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.


The -four market was vcry inactive with prices
largely nominal. There is comparatively LILLE hour
available on tho spot. and where purchase, We're
but, as a rule consumers we've holding OF as flr
a. possible IN the hopes OF G reduction IN values
when wheat begins 20 move more freely The fol-
lowing prices. IN wood. are quoted on the New
York Produce Exchange. Spring patents. $1,000
& GOA s. So winter s'raiehs. $5.35a $3.50: extra
No ] winters S lOa$-9j; extra 80 2 winters.
So 90asj. KSnsas straghts S. 25d $50: fancy
spring patents. johhiug lo's. $Sa$N2j. RYE
FLOUR-S,eady: far 10 good. s5.75a{5 90; choice
TO fancy sj95@$c.lo. CORNMEAT.-Fim. kiln
yellow. 81 SGasi S.. coarse 81 7oarI73 FEED-
City steady: bran. bulk $2i40. 100 DO SACKS So
heavy middlinss DO. $5l: -four mtdlings dc. $3.50
IA 500: red dog -four 40 20 sacks. t37 Western
steady: bran. 100 10 sacks. 81. standard mid
dllngs. SOS 30. -four milllincs do. SO. red dog
-four. 40 b sacks $'j: oilme2l $40 $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. August II. 1918.
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts to-day. 80 bags Very quiet. but fair
" steady market for choice white beans. Marroy.
choice. 100 10. S. 80: medium. choice. S55aS. 30
81 so: red kidney choice .G@{6.0j: yellow eye.
choice. sLT5. black turtle soup. Si15; lima Cal
choice, s.: PEAS Scotch. choice. S39OdA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12

Norfolk quiet and unchanged At she; sass. oss
bales Memphis steady and IL points mshef =
S.s7c. sales. $50 bales. Hodston stSaoJ Anu -
dull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY.

RIVER EDGE Plot "A" two acres boating
large rooms, near station. {25. WOOD RIDGE
First St. l or ? family. Is rooms. acre ground
stable $40. HACKENSACK. IS Pine St. rooms
s25 HASBROUCK HEIGHTS. As Terrace Ave
rooms $40 PATERSON jl9 East 80 81, house.
barn grounds SIS. Sessh0re TOTTENYILF 203
Manhattan. furnished. S25 BROOKLYN So S.
apartment. slj-z21 Union. 6 rooms. SIS. mouth
free Exchange for farm. sell l0g down. ACkER-
MAN. ls7 Greenwich 81. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
Ystcr

authoritic. estimated that contracts have been
made for At least 100 O00 tons ~ raw and refined,
Tor foreign account since the first of the month
Range ~ prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12

The coffee market was again under the nfuenc"
OF heavy receipts a. primary points, and al The
points with longs inclined 10 nquidae. Tie sell
ing pressure particularly heavy In Sepicmhcr.
but during the day price changes "ere comparative
Ia narrow. and Tho close about steady, WIKI
rriccs showing net losses Of : 10 poinis. Total
sales for tho Gay we're $50 bags. II seemed
90 be the general impression that the biz movement
is sure 70 bring about increased selling pressure
here but so far Brazil has not been disposed 10
make much concession in prices and cost and
freight quotations were unchanged to slightly lower.
santos IS we're offered at &C. Is al Si.9S6jc. -
AZ 15c s. at Sc. Victoria Is and SIS AZ 6l2c. AMI
Rio "a At $500 TIE local spot market was very
Inactive and prices were largely nominal. with RIO
- nnoted AT sac Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
New Building Plans.

The following new building plans we're nled yester-
day IN the Manhattan Bureau
AUDUBON Az. cor 18th 81; 10 a sty tenmt
and store 251l00 Aldus Construction Co. 800
W islst ST. owner: Sass q springstein. 50 Union
So. srcht; $4,000
The Bronx.
Ia SALE Az. s. col Fort Schuyler road
sly dwlg 2lx30. II Schade. 23iS Gleason az.
owner II r Shiels 2l2G Giebe az. archt; $1,000.
INTeRVAlE Az. S. l95 l6jth ST. sly brs
hospital. 5OxlOO: Bronx Maternity Hospital. Of
which DR. julius Weiss 7iS Kelly st, Is head. Is
the owner: II & { y Winston. 50 az and
listh st. archts SIS 900
FOREST AV, G s. l4ii2 l65th ST: ! sly brz
garage j0xs2. Keipiu & B0dam. 1916 Boston
road. owners; $ Kessler. 1887 Teller aV archt.
s. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
Business Change.

Joseuh A Coon formerly with s Osgood Pel &
Co. is now associated With y. Brigham Hall &
William D BloOdgood Inc. In their sales de-
parment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
EGGS.

Receipts today l5.2l4 cases. Tho market "a
showing generally firm tone On desirable quail
ties, but there are st wide range Of values
and considerable iregulanty. The demand is fair,
bu, not especially active Fresh gathered. EXTRAS.
per dozen 23is pc. eytrA hrsts 2lz "a CSC frsis,
1914 2lc: seconds ia Ice; thirds and poorer. IA
"a lei4c dirtes. No /. l43 n l5c: No 2 and poorer.
l0d nc: checks choice. dry. 1917 diic: fair 10
good. 1915 a. 3c. culls and Inferior. S0l2, state.
Penn and nearby hcnnery whites. fine T. fancy.
3j63 ic ordinary 20 good p 52c gathered whites.
As 70 size and quality. = 32c: Western.
gathered whites. 23H2. STATE. Penn and nearby.
hcnucry browns. o. an.. gathered brown and mixed
c'iors. lSH &c. DICK EGGS. state and nearby.
I-lian Runner Ola Die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-12
Hay AND STRAW.

Market continues vcry firm. New hay. when u
mcrchautabe quality. sells In range n S2ig$2 per
ton Old rye straw very scarce. but demand for
IL light New straw has slow sale at fl2g$lf
per ton: outside figures exceptional Oh hay.
large baled. timothy No !. per ton $500 81 :;
No 20 No p f21 "a S295O. shipping. s2j0&26.
fancy lsht clover mixed. S2s5Oat29 %: we
straw. Oh No !. $lLJOGSl5. small bales about
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