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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
COTTON DECLINES
5 TO 10 POINTS
Break in Prices After Early
Rally Due to Realizing
Over Week End.

An early advance in the cotton mar
ke, Yesterday WIS followed BY rather
a sharp reaction. with the close easy
AZ q net decline OF 20 10 points.
General business remained very quiet
and the fluctuations Represented me
influence Of comparatively small orders
on narrow market.
The opening was steady At an ad-
vance Of 3 20 points. and active
months sold 70 9 points net higher
right after the call on renewed cover
ing and loca. bull support. which ap-
peared 20 be inspired by the steady
ruling OF Southern spot markets IN the
face OF light demand and apprehen-
sions that unsettled weather IN tho
South was interfering with new crop
progress. The support. however. was
limited. and the advance was soon
checked by realizing for over the week
end. while selling later became rather
more active. owing % bearlsn view
Of the visible supply statement ard ex-
pecta..Ons o. clearing weather over
Sunday. The sensitiyeness of the mar
ket 70 small orders was illustrated by
A decline 81 fully points In October
under offerings Of about 5000 bales,
and some people around the ring esti-
mated that the break OF Il or Is points
from the high level of the morning re-
hected sales Of not more than $4,000
bales. Closing prices were az the low
es, point of the day.
The official forecast was for unset
tied weather in the Western bait to-
day. bat for clearing conditions over
most OF the Eastern belt. and local
map readers thought that barometric
conditions pointed 20 clearing weather
by Monday in the Southwest. Some
unfavorable reports are beginning 20
come in from Oklahoma. based on the
recent showers and low temperatures,
hut these complaints have not been
general enough 20 materially eject
sentiment as 20 the probable show!ag
Of the private condition reports eX-
rcctcd mex. week or OF the Official fig
Urcs which are due on Ju2e !
Liverpoo, was closed yesterday and
will remain closed on Monday. owing
20 the Whijsuntide HOLIDAYS, and the
absence of cables may have restricted
business here 20 some extent. although
the duness Of the market is certainly
attributable TO nervousness over 20
litical conditions aad uncertainty as 20
the character Of the German note eX-
pected on Wednesday.
Exports were heavy Yesterday. run
ring in excess Of $4,000 bales. and tho
amount of cotton on shipboard await
ing clearance az the close on Friday
was 1919. coo bales. against 10000 az
the same time last year. SpInners'
;akings for the week were estimated
at only 203,000 bales. agains. 2l3,00O
for the same week Of last year. and tho
decrease in the visible supply Of Amer
lean cotton was only $1,000. against
900 last year.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and unchanged at $50 for mid
ding upland; sales nil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
TOPICS OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
Ranking Interests Again
Apply Brake to Stock
Market Trading.
,nVANCE ENCOUNTERS
SUSTAINED SUPPLY
Nam Street Fast Losing Patience
with kaiser-War Stocks
Get a Recruit.

zee, Friday. the selling IN The stock
-. was better than The buying
- 's.-e-~rt Go give The advance am nr-
-....-e-ce q sustained strength to..
.~- vhsr stocks began 20 come out
- rs prices rose. and while there
-. - rercrr. gains on The day tho per
l,--.s-.e C. thc market indicated plain
=. enough ,re opposition o. important
..s,es.s 20 revival OF the April mar
-, so ,oac as the international poltl-
~ situation held so many grave posi-
S',..es so~ this country. IN the lesser
.,..r'at.ve circles the same old story
-, heard The banking crowd, as
~ called chem. had been left IN the
SO. use. trcy were bare Of stocss,
.-S.a ,h.v fought the market. Il was
rsse OF sour grapes with them, and
:, On. Cur.ous.y, nothing was said
,sogt tho support that the barking
@-,vd" gave he market IN The days
<,''ou;nr .fe LusitariG's sinking and
.,4 predictions then made that stocks
togrt, rcrfo-ce IN salvage operations
md Pc returned 20 the market when
ever opportunity offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
WHEAT SLUMPS
ON WAR REPORTS
Flood of Holdings Sweeps Pit
When Italian Kings Action
Was Made Known.

Chicago. May %. Action by King
Victor Emmanuel, which seemed TO i'm
ply that It2ly regarded herself az al
ready at war, made wheat prices tumble
today, Notwithstanding an early adj
vance. There was an unsettled close.
1Isc 20 li2c under last night. Corn
finished sc TO sc down. oats NC off
70 sc up. and provisions at gao 20
l2i2c decline.
Despite the fact that in the first
half Of the session crop damage re-
ports had led 10 excited buying OF
wheat, a lood of holdings swept into
the pit when announcement was made
that the Italian King had signed
measure comforting on his ministers
extraordinary powers lasting for tho
duration Of the war On the down.
turn that Quickly followed in tho
values the sellers were sad 20 have
included not only spectators. but ele-
vator people, miilers and farmers as
we'll. Opinions from leading exper5
that Kansas crop damage had been
oyerdrawD contributed more or less TO
the rout Of the bulls.
Assertions that late seeding through
out Southern illinois had been virtual-
~ a total failure were chiefly instru-,
mental in bringing about the wave OF
buying with which the market began.
Besides, il was said. most OF the Argen-
tine reserve stock had already been.
shipp>d or arranged for, and that signs
pointed TO a good decrease in the do
nestle visible supply total on Monday
Corn advanced and then receded in
company with wheat. Excellent field
conditions tended 70 accelerate the
final downward action Of the market.
Oats proved relatively frmer than
corn. The reason appeared 10 be COW
ering by prominent shorts.
Provisions lacked support. Lower
prices for hogs made good buyers lag.
CHICAGO PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
Bond Men Cheerful.

il bond circles the opinion is often
expressed that the dulness in the in
ves:ment security business is only tenn
rorarv. and that even if war shall result
with Germany there will be a return
% the activity that was so notable be-
fore the torpedoing Of the Lusitania.
A good many bond men are agreed
with their customers that situation
out Of which anything may come prop
er.y invites caution, though higher
prices for sound securities are almost
inevitable. They base their predic-
lions on the enormous accumulation OF
idle money here, on the many evidences
o: industrial Improvement, on the
promise o. more liberal treatment for
The railroads and on the natural swing
Of the pendulum toward prosperity
after long period OF depression.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
Bank Clearings.

Clearings through the banks az the
leading cities IN the United states last
week. according 10 "Dun's Review ag-
gregatc $2.s75,29l,l27, an increase Of
II per cent. as compared with the
same week last year This is a con5ld-
cradle contraction from recent weeks,
and is accounted FOR srgely by the
comparative quietness OF the stock and
financial markets at New York. that
centre reporting a gain OF only 80 per
cent. whereas last week the increase
was 23.6 and two weeks ago pa per
cent
The trend toward improvement Is
also less marked in the returns OF the
cities outside Now York, The total Of
which amounts 20 Sl.007. l96,254' or l
per cent less than last year Average
dsilv hank clearing for the year are
given below for three years;
.f Iql4 1913
Nsg ....... So 1000 - ~ ~, ~ ~. 6aa
ffirs. quarter ssosIso)0 5oso5,ooo .ls.l''.'oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

The market continues firm. WIKI the tendency
% values upward On most descriptions. Hay. LARGE
Ia ed ton timothy. prime nominal No !, $23j0G
s2i. 80 3 20 40 2 $-0as23 shipping SO fsncy
!ight clover mixed. s.. 1873 rye straw. No !.
sijdSlG. (Small bales SOC l0werJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
APPRAlSALS OF ESTATES.

MRS LUCILLE MILAN sTLNENs SrAt
FORD o. Ws,hns'on we C' t.s w.. \ ~ "r,r
wlao On 'r r ,s n, ,r. erfi-c c..s,e 8. not
disclosed - nc ie'.L. v< g.. -,F ,e- sfter mo
o,,aie in Sew i''" ,.N'C ,,a,r. and commits .ou.
rated dciu'Nois ipI ''lF',s .',i' . ~, I'M ne
$40 in,. l.a.f iHt WI. '..4 ,,t, ~ 81 900 al
husband is I. W .,.o,i a. ,-st f.r tfe benefit
ne IesiaIA,n ,''ee a. '.,.,' ,.ro-4 fh, dsgeh-
o, Lucille lthiHe.ani.t .'v , g.. o., "a, Ycrk
Ter s,si..' p'@p, ,,',- pe-,o,si,. i rasisac al
"a Past tad 81, <l..'l. 10 lA.i ff5. 3fa
the following lAi ,,.''" e. Ga id- ps-k
Front az ~ ',,.r yK,.t e. sis .Gz. 2a3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
s New War Stock.

Outside OF the professional element
~ .he street, nobody takes current
r.oc. market movements with much
seriousness. realization being pretty
genera. that such a remonstrance as
The United States addressed 70 Ger
ma-e is no, simply an exercise in
rhetoric or the opening Of a diplo-
matte debate under the rules Of Cush-
.as's Manual, So it was not found too
hand yesterday 20 discover connection
v..a the abrupt rise in Cast Iron Pipe
- is with the German statement that
among their recent Russian prisoners
were many armed only with iron clubs:
As police records in this city would
doubtless show. the popularity Of 1.-TWO
.eet O. pipe as an offensive weapon
has been challenged successfully only
by tic ready revolver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
CHICAGO PRICES.
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

Duluth May % wTIEAT-N0 hard. 81 s9.;
No northern. 81 5s1 No Norhsnl. 81 $40
M.Tt.iss. Nay : wHEAr-No northern.
8 53sal s.. 70 Norhe. NNsi1 10Y.
g. ~ I9KN-No 8 }e--,sww. I'PI'se' ~.
Philadelphia May 9-.-wliEAT F.m COM
Steady oAIS-Sieafy
ka'sa Cly, Ma % WHEAT No . na-~.
81 i>gSl 40. 10 red. 81 - COEN 80 m1sr,
'3eii'. 70 white. li'4c. 70 yellow ita9fSI
oArS Shi,e D, 5ia S,,u ~ mhgd tss!,',s
No ? asrd. s. '2SN 81. jay. 5, gsA COIN
70 2. &c 40 ? white. 7ihc. Jay. -. 8fSAc.
4fnaFA
Minneapolis. MAY y -wHEAr-No hard.
sm. ii'ssSN So. jGj. SsS C0RN- 80 >
yellow 0ta1lAc oATS-No 8 white $40
~. FLOt X and BRAN nchAng~i
Toledo May p --WliEAT-Cah and MAY
81 an July. Il2ss CLOvERSEED-Phns
cash. 5 - oc,06er 81 s2A ALSlkE-Pnms
cash. 81 90 TIMOTHY -Pnms cash. s. 70. sep-
teinh.r s. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

While the gross earnings Of the
United States railroads making weekly
returns 70 "Dun's Review" continue 10
show some falling Off from year ago,
the loss is now small and is largely &C
counted for by contraction on few
important roads in the South. Even
here there is trend toward improve
ment. Following are given gross earn
ings of United States railroads report
inc for the first two weeks in May, and
loss as compared with earnings + the
same roads for the CORES ponding period
a year ago; also for roads that reported
for the same weeks in the two preced-
ing months. together with percentages
Of loss compared with last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

P.rcsncy was joined by John Mar
shall and Elbridge Gerry in new et-
ION 20 lodge rcmonstrance with
France. TO them Talleyrand sent three
commissioners. who demanded S5O'VOO
each before they would discuss any
WlnR. a promise that the United states
would pay tribute 10 France by taxing
Dutch loan OF her hands at an eN-
9rbltant price. and an apology Tor
President Adams's language in his mes
SAGE 20 special session OF Congress
The demands were Indignantly refused'
ana Pinckney's answer, Millions ior
eefence. but not one cent for tribute
far through the United States, kindllng
war Ere in its train. Washington
vas made Lieutenant general OF an
army hastily called together. Ihree
sqsadrons were sent to COMBAT 'he
french in the West Indies. Several
french ships were captured and sunK'
Including a frigate. That brought the
french 20 their senses. by direction
81 Napoleon, then First Consul the
American commissioners were received
FIrnce. and hostilities ended win
ns rfdress Of our principal grievances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
,ction for the Restless.

Re -tcory ofterest heard 20 &C
rom. <'r the strength Of the war
..S,ss - which group the coQpcrs and
s,-,e ~ -te motor issues are nov poDu-
i,-,r :~c,u.ea is that the companies
ie..-6 t-em are undoubtedly earning
',-re returns AID SO the stocks are
,,ts 90 "hu.l" The idea IS that, if
.-ss.,- were 20 remain at q minimum
trsrv Gay until an expected important
ever. mf-er.a,ized. most Of the time
~ .bs Street would he consumed in
waiting. and overhead charges. which
70 on forever. would completely devour
Tror.s By Keeping away from SO
tsres international issues the really
,-ss.sr. traders feel that they are
sacrificing enough 20 prudence. They
nigh. as well. they say. get action out
y .te yes. of the list So there is
considerable irritation when they are
-, permitted even to disport in the
teld Of way stocks without running
into some ones "Verboten" sign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
NJ York. May p. 1915.
nHTwE

R,coe.pts s15o pkg, Marke, steady 70 nrm.
with Jar demand for toe cSoir. and fan1y
grades and quite active trading on ~ cheaper
sorts t-eanisry ezra. l32 s-orel. CSC. higher
sc1ras. ga 200. afs,s - g27tzc. creamery. n.l
crmm0a 90 PRIME. ga 25r. safe daiU. tnrs'. q, =
q 2sc, good 'o priu, goa &c. rcrovf'e! CK'r-s
~. a.. e-.'s - &c. imitation creamery. frt's
q s422c. ladies. D--r 20 make fr'is. y p =
packing stock Cl-re.t make NO l'iar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
CALVES.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 1908 head. none on sale. Foelins nom
irai.y steady

East BuTa'o Nav 22-CArT1.E Receipts. 225
dun NEALS- Recipe 20. slow. 81 30 s. %.
HOGS Receipt. 200. sioa hray and mhcl.
81 so,ss;, A2r..seg N.5"N ,Ps,s s S49sSS' IS
LAMBS Receipts. 1000. slow sheep steady lamhs
S'afio -5 ye4r.ils. 8 goa s. - we'hev. s. 80
s. -. ewes sos. sheep. mixed. $S@t25
Chicago May y HOGS Receipts. ! o00 weak
$50. h-ay. ;'ltaE 50. rough. t-l5at7 90.
pigs fG9t55 CATTLE Receipts loo. sbady
ra,ira rec' steers s. rs. Western steers
8 SOS cows - 4eifsN. s325aV 70. calves
sLesg 80 $50. lambs t'f5aslol5
.,esd, bulk. s,;6aSi s. hssy. s?Sas, 50:
packers aud butchers. g. 'Oa7 IS. nght s. S0g
= Is. piSr Ss;'7f-'2i' CATTLE Recepts. lo5
stes.' RHm. e. s.eeu. Ss55e3s %. dressed bee,
COWS 8, 'oat-5f. hsl'ers s. 50ass.5. stocscrs
al '-oIe- S. -id{s 90. bulls. S-T5as7. calves.
NeSln SHEEP Receipts 1000. steady lambs
s1{li %. yearng Ssst3'5. we,hen. SO
50 Lolh. May p noes Receipts, 5000:
butchers. t'554E.i5 good heavy. s. eOes5 S.
CAITLt Receipts. 400 steady native beef .ter ~
SO ls.fns . ten Ard hsiieIs ,s;9 %
he.'e1. AHts native c4ivrs. tsgt, SHTEP-Re-
ceir's none. steadl CLIPPED mutions. S. 'oaSl 10
clipped rmhs s. ios s. IS CLIPPED yesriinEs. s755
go 10 spriaE lambs. Si0dtie ~.
Pittsburgh May % HOGS Re,ipt. 900 &C.
YorEers. s. s5at' %. pigs s. 5oSs7 90 SHIP
and LAMBS Re .elp,s 500. steady top sherp.
8 % TOP lamhs SO 55. CALyEs-Reosipa. 100.
Cincinnati May q Hogs Receipts. 100:
slow Hsoetsso SHEEP Receipts 700
steady. lambs steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
NAY u
Manhattan.

TIE following judgments were h'ed yes'eHisy The
Is name he!ng that ~ the dehto.
A.4srs,l. q J. a Fanny Bogert Flour Co. 80 -
E.~fori Mig Coz HamsG. S!.. ~
Arerfe. Mary-Waldof Astoria Hotel Co. ~. -
Br.Wa. Hcnp W-M Itter 4 a.. SIS. =
,'.'.,'-4 ca,,y. . o,iirr $50 80
j.. A-'i.~.' ma Hr1s Ina $500
H.reIcs. LlWiu wv Il JenNns 81 a. Si->.4
~ Mar, C-W Wcob-r e a.. - =
pg.,au IL HiHrl. .--l t-
DAVIS Louis hancfsy. SH. .'
Il.lrar Samue NJ Kosen'eid. S--i 81
F.lar. Huga-A T " Pilgrim r a. >li- OBS
Engr.L4rIt BaglIra-NcCollhe kea.V 10
ssmc-D Mud-' costs ',a-
r.5,,,y bero,i, g. - MAry!and-M Ma, $50 s,
Inmc " r. .ap,-Norhen Bank oi y.
G-ec.llat'. sarah T. er'r-H sehWarE s. ~ Az
Goodman. DauI &C Wright
Gfa.t a Rahuus CD s Schneider. 80 A.
G.fflo1rr. , People a.. g.
ii.ssn Anna = 8 Gin ~ a.
Hanson. l. GcolEs supply CO. .
IIr... Carrie-E Rufls'ai' = a. 500
lu.h,s. IueI A B'Arf starr fros'
Ha.'or rs ~ Dent A croft Co 80 %.
Ir'rri.r. IgA sash Door Co lno-lnir .'a,c
ks.1..Drl B-orl.slsu-N Tlores 80.
loser ID. International Trust 20. u.
,io-.tyl, : II l. Efs.F s-lf4t
MURPHY J A-st johns Par Realty %. So y
Mrrh,r,er. ; w $ Rrosu tiil ''
North Essic-u Construction 60 National surely
Ff.I IA Bnee !Jso35
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
CHEESE.

Receipts 200 boxes acuding esS hotes m
transit; %. export MG.6e' closed decidedly wrst
and unsc'tlcd state. whole MIX fresh. fa's ana
twins. c1orsi specials. i'c white sYs'is's. ic.
e9orci efeIage. fancy. io'4 lGA.c. w!..e a,e ~
fiucy. 49, 5l6A- chsGtsr, specials. IN l. a..
fvsraz- fancy lie. al styi.s uude--ra ie, ifr
l6Hc, held as 20 quality. Ifi.1lSiec. Wisconsin.
% hole milk fresh. tv.rs. fe's or I1'r ps.ss
lsN. nc. state. skins fresh. specials. "a isc.
cac.c-. i.a.si3&c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

To trend gss t7s1sl-f iu The provision mar
kff OWNS 90 lover hos. sqd. toward 10 close In
s.wrlrtb a.'h grain Iarser AL sunffs we're
r-l I.-r'e buyers tlf there sls very uff.e OUTSIDE
.urfr-,. at prices tl1tcI sr1lli the l0ae-f Ar
r.tF. a. chicago acre % 900 hoes altl 15 900 sr-
pei "a m Monday AMI Us 900 next wcak Kansas
irfv received 800 hogs srl omaha ~ 0eo FORK
Steady. ness 81 tfa&l9 - family. f2l 81
sh.r. GEAR sl9.5 ft-l 20. BEEf-steady mes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
IT s. Treasury Finances.

,,.,,,.,o, MAJ ~ -The condition - fhe nifef
60 T,sssup N me- close % bushes &c. dsy was
-, balance. o. genc'sl fund 81. 80 - io,Al
ny - a. 10 ~. f0Al payments s. 80 $40
re- al this rscal year Slo1 90 $50 against
49,, n $50 O0T..jl last scar exclusive Of
Psnsm. Canal and pubic deoi EaisA,NoiS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
The Faiscr's Irresponsibility.

W. Street has not been remarkable
so- he.lcosity since the President sent
his note 90 Germany. L has been well
satisfied 20 have the Kaiser deliberat-
:rr over the reply. since every days
delay is thought 70 make for peace.
But there IS such a thing, the Street
thinks, IS too much delay, and in New
Street, az least. they are wondering
with some impotence what the Kaiser
can be about TO keep the only free
stock market left in the world drifting
so long In mere idleness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
EGGS.

Receipts 1912 cases. Tho low pr.-.- rr ,en'lv
ruling have stimulated = little fresr trading. and
the market IS closing with slightly s''aIirs zone.
Glthouz. CTertngs are sin !a.ge. aal there is 30
improvement, ~ The rang, @, value. Fresh gan
ercI eN-rcs. lo: 81. 22~. storage packed. extra
frsts Z9HZlr. a-s,s 1910 -oc. regular "a Ael ct'f3
frs's iei. -n-. rrs's l>r l9c. s'a'e. Penn fni
nearby Atl1er whites Ens - fancy Z-'4 go:
ordinary 90 god. 2la Do. gathered white. 2, 10
size ana quality 200 l2-. Western. gathered whites
600 Il. sts'e Penn ant nearby. h-ln'y brow =
&c gathered brown and mixed colors. 1870 -lc;
DUCK ECGS state snd nearby. Indian Runner. =
a-5c. Baltimore 2.a-4-. Western. / g2oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

SATURDAY, MAY -. 1915.

Trading amounted
wear ago Total January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
BANK SURPLUS
STILL HIGHER
Loans Reduced Over $4,000.
000-EXceSS Reserve Reaches
More than $1S0.O00,O0O.

The actua! Clearing House statement
showed an increase in surplus of ST.
073,330, TO $1sO,3l4,560. Demand depos-
its decreased S9,O5OOoO, time deposits
decreased S1,s13OO0 and loans de-
creased S1O,61l,OOO Reserve in vaults
and in the Federal Reserve Bank in
creased $3,5l8,O00, while specie in
vaults increased S2,4O4 900.
Surplus reserve in the average state
ment increased S9,635,540, TO Sl78,534 A.
go. Demand deposits decreased Sl6,-
607 600, time deposits decreased 1884,
900 and loans decreased $40, ZOO
Reserve in vaults and in the Fed
eral Reserve Bank increased $6,229. 900,
while specie in vaults increased &c.
f0a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
cOrTOssEEo OIL.

Covering by July shorts anf isht o'er.nss
sioaded ne cotton eel Oh market to-day. All tlal
price, were l03 yo.n, net higher kenncrs . 'e
a n,.le. but thcre was iAr sIpof demin }. all
the decline g. ard SEEMED g hs'e 10 JIG.
cgc-, on EutimeL'. Rang % pr.ces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
FRESH FRUITS.

Arr',' rrm Strawberries active AMI h'erc-
hrpLES Northern So 5o. $50 e. Ba.d'...., e
St75. Rus,s'. s. s. 50. Far Western. box. 81 ga
$ go. STRAWBERRIES. y q a.. -.aict "a. SEA-
&c. Dc AMI Nd jaI-t. TANGEIINES. F,a. strap.
5, -0as4. ORANGES ia. box. 81 -iaSt I..-,.1
Mco. Si@S7. ca. Sl75as3 $: GRAPEFRUIT
MOO. box. 5oosi PiNEAPPIES. Poro. RIO.
Eel Spanish o-a,e. 81 OlaS- 30. Cuban. 81 u y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

.issogsIe, family. sl25oes-o 50: packet. sea
$40 cI',s fsda me-5 s3sgsst DRESSED HOGS
- s's , s':e', !o>e 80 r. I';f 4ss b ~.
bellies dun 10 10. l2kc. u 10. re: IL p. llAc
T-k'sl lsu. q1.', a, I2%t TALLow-gult,.
srs .isi. t'sc. ~. ~ county 0h9ote. LAID
DBL, Oh. Rs3.-i ia-I barely steady. SCUM An.-r
i-s ~ 91-. Continent; l1 zoe Brsru kes- II e0c
Compound steady a. IA -. srEARINE-
S..riY. o'ro. 90 c'y ls-l s'carins H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. May %. 1918.
BEEVES.

BEEvEs.
Receipts l2i head. none On sale Feeling nom
irally steady Dressed beef ia fair demand AZ
ia dl31ac ID Tor native sides chucks and plates
I'D Pc binds and ribs 10 l6c.
CALVES.
Receipts 3l3 head. mainly consigned dirsc, 70
local butcher No trading ~ importance. feeling
.feaIe Dressed Ca.ye8 active. city dressed Eeals.
l2i. aIJL.c 10. fca choice carcGsses. l6lsc.
country dressed veals l0i7 q sac
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts 1853 head. ~ cars on sale Spring
lambs s'ea!y. CLIPPED lambs almost nominal and
MeaE Sheep extremely dun and easier. cars
sheep uu,olf Maryland spring lambs sold q, 81!
per 100 Do. common clipped sheep. g 80 Dressed
mutton quiet l3a l6izc per ID. dressed lambs.
l. y n zoe. dressed spring lambs 2o@z3c. country
dressed h0thoGse lambs. SiaS per carcass
sa!es-AIcPherson 4 Co. PSI Nd spring lambs
59Is n average sl3 per 100 10. yeafiinss. ST. -.
81 sheep. lo9 $ 90 1850
Receipts, 1908 head. none On sale. Feeling nom
ira..y steady
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-08
Nene lInrnbtu iii MDOies
utlt.
Nramem perpriiseln stuei Guseitellte
nprtiser Tabrifem.

&ooriepeIt, q. g.. s. 6ebr.
Cine Menge erregter srauen itiirm.
te bier beiite bic 9iebig uno Die 8il.
liam & Glarf aunitoiinger glnla-
aen, NC am 19. SSsanuar neliraebn
Streifer BON Silfsiheriffen ourh
SdiiIie perlest tpuroen, iirb perprii-
aeIten glmer Osborne, Gbei Snge-
1ieur Der 9iebig @erfe, iinb Srnrlf
Iopis, einen Glerf in Ser @iliams
& Glarfs glnlage. geioe M6itner
murben 6urh Special Yoli5iiten
gerettet, Die crit geitern eingeihipo.
rem fpor6en iparen.
Sic unruben begonnen, als eirti-
ge Der @rbeiter 5u einem 9obn bon
$3.50 pro Gag CUR Mrbeit geben
ipcIlten. 9ies mar Der 9obn, ben
lie snr 3eit beg Streifousbrudes er.
bielten; porber mar Der 9obn 50 pro
Gag. Die 6raiien beihinpften Die
WGnner, oIs iie iih belte our 9lrbeit
beaaben. aIs aber Osborne unoEo-
big erfdienen, puroen lie bon Der
Iense aneegriffen. Gin Wann, Der
iid ir,ter 6en Srauen befanb, puroe
perbaffet.