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'"N' " " ~ 49, '''''''-'' ~ -
HOGS.
Receipts / $40 head no sales on I've weight
nomiually steady for all weights.

Chicago. July O-HOGs-Receipts 10 900 #:
mixed. $500 $500 SIS: hea5y. ss75as7 s. rough
$67j@t6Sj: pigs. S6.759{.jO CATTLE-lte'
ceipts 100. steady Tie weeks average price oi ma .
tive beef steers 1855 highest on record Native beef
steers to-days range. Sasl0 90; Western steers.
s. 800 S. 80. COWS and hcfers 1880 $3.50. calves.
s. 50mSll STIEEP-Rcceipts. 5000, weak, sheep.
s. G5a g. 80: lambs. s7a<975.
Pittsburgh. July O-HOGS-Receipts. 5000. ac-
tive: hcaycs. 81 30. Workers. Ssd s. Oj piss s. 90
ass SHEEP and LAMBS-Recelp.s. 1000. steab .
top sheep s. 80: top lambs. SO. CALNES-Re-
ceipts 100: higher: top. Sllj0.
Cincinnati July 10 -HOGS-Receips. 1900
steady. packers I'D butchers. $500 81 -. piss and
lights s. i0HS1 40 CATrIE-Receipis. 100; strong
calves steady. tjatlO %. SHEEP-Receipts. 400;
steady. lambs steady. -.
Kansas city July l0.-HOGS-Receipis 400
steady. bulk. s. 2Oa$I.IO. heavy. $7lj@s7 30
packers and butchers. s720d&l40: light. 81 ~
$74j: pigs. sG75@S7.2j. CATTLE-Receipts 500;
steady: prime ,ed steers. 50 SO. dressed beef
steers s. G0a 81. So southern steer. $500 $3.50;
cows 81 -0n$7 So heiieis. Ta 90 =. stockers Al.
feeders So jOa s. So: bulls $j7j@s7 - calves. So
@kIO2j SllEEP-Rcceipts none. steady; amls.
s9a 50. 90: year.inrs. s6jOa$S. wethcrs. $500
S. so; ewes. Sj.2j@$5.
rI,y Telegraph 70 The Tribune.l
Louisville. July IO-SHEEP and LAMBs-Re-
cciptS 4i63 a total Of y .Sj3 for the week Mar
ket firm good demand Tor choice ,pringers Cen
trail Kentucky lambs suitable for Eastern trade gao
seconds. o.. &c. culis. jai rat sheep pa 1'tc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11

Predicting that the war bull market
VII yet be realized, Wrenn Pros. e.
TO-, reviewing the market situation.
say; "Ihe market is still in process
o. readjusting itself 20 the new con-
olnons IL is impossible for the IN
yesung public 20 realize and compre-
mend all the evil effects of war at one
stroke, and, therefore, II is quite netu-
IA and usual that prices even after
Starting upward should at first turn
PACK few times by way OF discount
ing some evil feature Of war not pre-
WUously realized. Thus il was that in
NE beginning Of the Civil War the bull
movement started three times, only TO
sefer pretty complete recessions, but
Siter one entire year Of backing and
Lilng the real start finally occurred,
snc the ensuing bull movement was
Ohe o. the greatest on record"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11

2lc: bbls. dry picked. selected young hens 5oc
toms. 2o@2lc. ,ouus hens and toms lss . ~,
average best lsc. Tenn aud Ky. dy picked W Ayr,
ifhc; so 2. liaijc. Old hers. zoe: 90 toms.
Isc. bROUERs. u 70 box milk fe,l. fancy. J.,
~ a 10 10 dor 22H23c: - ~ % 10. 200. corn
fed II 10 q lb Ole. prime % 20 80 10. ltg TO-
CHICKENS. u IN box soft meAied milk fed -
20 ~ ID to don. 2lc. q ID and over. -lH-Zc. bp
Ii and over. re: corn fed a. 10 " H. lsc: - iD
and over. zoe 80 ID and over. zoe, FOWLS. y
to box. Western. boxes. 80 ID and oyer 70 d2l'
dry picked. lsc. a. ~ 81 ID. lsc. - 10 " 10.
lie; 80 10 q b. 49, 20 10 % 10. he; under 50
ID % don. llhc ROOsTERs. Old. l2el!llc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
July 10
Manhattan.

The first name IS that Of the debtor. the second
fled.
Creavcs Helen TN I Berg: MAY .. 1915: Sl9i II
Hertz Emanucl--C Hartman Apfll =: ISI2t SIIo.Iy
Ha-r.,0r John Il. ami Henry Hni-New losk ana
Western Special Co. July l. 1913: 49, 10
HorouItz Joseph-E J. Richards; June "a i.ig' 90
Mclaughlin. James &c l. Richards; JUG ~ q
W. p.,,,o, r5eue Nm = Rich: Feb q. 1915
's'',iisI s21j5l
r,i..o4r Ue1r,-U Samuels et a.. March .. 1915
,,tys-srdi s.. 033 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. July 0. 1918.

wHFAT-values in the wheat market experienced
early upturn of "a nc as result OF iutth '
rains I'm the Middle West. which caused covering on
the part Of shorts. who very nervous over the
DELAYED harvest and the strength IN the price on
cash wheat. During the day offerings Of new wheat
Southwestern terminals increased materiaIly.
however. and Il was said that the price Of caSh
wheat in 81 Louis had declined about cents
huShel. Local cash handlers ana exporters salu
that there plenty of wheat IN sight Tor Mon
day and this evidence OF Increased oHeflngs OF ne"
whest from the country brought about heavy seHlng.
which resulted IN a setback Of 2Mm4l7c from me
high point Of the morning. and prices al me close OF
The day showed net losses of lh@2%c. There we're
eyidenrcs OF some export demand. and estimates on
the amount n tho days business ranged from 30 10
so loads The first steamer o. crop wheat 20
clear for export was reported from Galveston. and
consisted Of cargo Of - loads ~ new wheat for
France The weather predictions were Tor showers
over a considerable portion of the country. but on
the whole the weather vas thought 20 ne lalry
promising and reports from Kansas said that har-
vestins operations we're progressing there WIN "a.
pidity. The course Of prices IN the lnmen.ets
future seems 10 depend largely on the weather and
the volume o. the Increment Of new wheat VINE
the future 81 the market viii doubtless be deter
mined by the attitude NJ foreign buyers and their
willingness 10 absorb the new crop movement when
Il nnally assumes large proportions. 10 far mere
has been little or no inquiry from Great Britain.
moderate wsy' In he local cash market No red
winter wheat was quoted at $l.3 aud No hard
Dui t 81 isA. and 90 ' Sof Manitoba ,l.5o
C0RN-The corn market was moderately sctive.
and after a moderate early advance prices developed
an easier tone, and closed Win net u,'es "l =
lac Weather conditions were generally favorable
quite a large area. and this had depressing
influence on the December position. which shovel
the greatest loss. while the months we're rela
uScy steady on Sccount Of the slow movement Of Old
corn Argentine corn vas still being offered az I3c
G I { New York and this had tendency 70 check
buying Of the near positions. In the local cash
market No yellow corn was quoted al IS nc.
prompt shipment.
OATS-The oats market Influenced largely by
the action Of wheat and corn, and after firm
opening prices eased on. and closed "a i1c net
lower The local cash market was steady: standard
quoted a. 60kc. No > white. sic: No 3 white. soc
40 white 50nc fancy clipped white. 60a SIC :.
ordinary clipped white. 60a6lc. all elevator.
RYE-MGrket steady; No Western. Sl.T Z
export
BARLEY-Afarket steady: mating 72G7jc. c Z
Buffalo.
dsi25: No .. $40. No 3 81 10: shipping. 9Jc9 81
NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat. Close Yesterday.
September Observation-Disclosures LOB 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11

holds securities FOR payment of the claim. Steam
slap Naracas. he00clg 70 the company. was seized
b. March hy the British prize.
BANKRUPTCY SCHEDULES.
l. ELFENHAM & co. dealers in cotton and
woolca goods. az 20 Eiridgc st. fled schedules
showing liabilities S.l.75g and assets 81 .2jS. con
sstng o. cash $3.50. stock $3.50 due from FIRE in
surauce companies Sll33. They have outstanding
accounts Sla..0l the value o. which Is unknown
ASSIGNMENTS.
BRUNSTE1N n BITNSTOCK-Moe Brunstein
sul Morris Bcrstock. composing firm Of Brunstein
q Biet>t1ck. manufacturers o. women's aud chill
drcu's hats. a. - Bond So. made assignment 20
Nathan G.azer and Joseph Bielstock Began
business iu Aug 1918.
ANEDO DONZEILI dealer in confectionery and
rast0 at Prince s.. made assignment 10 Louis
IIzzuI1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11

creased S22,49S, to S344,4s6. Deduc-
tons for interest charges, sinking fund
requirements, etc, totalled S227,955,
and the surplus balance, after dividend
disbursements, was S16,524, a loss Of
S10295. The company expended for
additions and betterments during the
year S96,903.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11

The market FOR hos products vas again weak
under acuye liquidation. The decline IN the mar
lei recently has been attributed 10 the yer large
stocks n Al. Kinds OF hog product and the slow cash
demand Receipts n hoss a. Chicago were 10000.
10 OOO: Kansas City received 800 and Omaha
s 400 PORk-Jnsettled. mess. SIS $50 SIS. 3.
family 81 q i23 short clear. tla@N BEtI,--
packet SIS jodil9 sItr. India mess. i3l So.
DRESSED HOGS-BAc1ns. llhc: $50 %. HIS:
SUATS-I1cklsd bellies easy; 10 10. liAe. u No.;
Ike. Il ID lsc Picked hams steady quoted
ila sI5sc. TALLOw-Duil; special. sac ey
West. s6slOc city lard quiet quoted. 7isc uoTi-
nal: renned lard weak South America 2 b0c. Con
fin.nt 25c. Brazil. kess. 10 SOC. compound dan
quoted fLaT.c sTEARINb-Barely steady
cleo sac. city lard stearine. ioc.
OILS.
The PETROLEUM market vas steady without change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11
coFFEE.

Trading In the coffee market to-day was again
quiet but prices were stimulated by continued firm
mes, In Brazil. and inGl quotations were "a
points net higher Total sales FOR the day amounted
to 900 bags. The Rio rate OF exchange on London
showed an advance Of T. indicating further i'm
pro,ement In the condition Of finances there. and
milrrls prices were unchanged In Rio and 20 reis
lower In Santos. 10 conform with the advance in
exchange Receipts were again liberal at primary
points. but the movement Is causing little or no
prerure. and cost and freight Offers were steady
and unchanged. Mail adyces from Europe said
that Of the valoriz4tion stocks In Antwerp. con-
siStng Of 10 900 bags the Rockefeller Relief Com
mission has taken $50 600 bags and 100000 bags
have been taken by the Austrian and German
armies. The local spot market was inactive. with
prices unchanged. on the basis OF The tor Rio IS.
hanIe Of prlcea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11

There vas further liquidation by Wal street longs
A. the opening Of future, to-day and fret bid prices
showed a decline Of "a points. with sales gu Tie
call go tons. The early buying was by operation
With trade connections Just a. the close Wa
street buying orders of crop months aud short
covering sent prices on the late positions higher,
md the market closed a. net advance o. la u
points with total sales 1850 tOns. Range Of prizes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. July 10. 1915.
BEAMS AND PEAS.

Receipts to-day. 900 bags beans No change
IN the situation to-day. Marrow beans held firmly.
with the different qualities passing as choice taking
a vide range as quoted exceptionally Jc higher
Medium about steady. Pea beans easy Red kid
ney steady under considerable export inquiry. Scotch
peas dun and easy. Marrow. choice. 100 ID. $500
t7.Gj: medium choice. tJ7j@t5 10: pea choice.
s.lj@ s. - red kidney. choice. S6ljG $500: white
Kidney choice. S2j. yellow eye choice. s. 7j@
s. black turtle soup. 81 Lima. Cal choice s. 10
as 20: PEAS. Scotch. choice. t4gAl0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11

COTE cables Rlo-No unchanged AZ 1887.
t1cha.se I'd higher at 10 3-lGd. Receipts. 5000
bags and stock. 32l 900 bags Santos-NO ( was 80
refs lower al $500 Receipts. $4,000 bags, and
stock. $4,000 bags.
Receipts. with comparisons. for last year and Two
years ago follow. Two ports. IS 000 bags sg,inst
50 900 and "a 600 Sac Paulo 50 900. against y 000
and $1,000. Jundiahy. 5000 bags against $4,000
and $4,000
Cleared from RIO July .. IS Fred,. with 5000
bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
seLBoARD CLEARANCE
FLOUR AND MEAL.

The -four marke, vas inactive. with buyers and
sellers apart Mills were being Influenced hy the
hrmness in the price OF old cash wheat. while buy
ers we're inclined to hold N IN expectation of
lower offers Of new -four The following prices lin
wood are quoted the New York Produce EX
change. Spring patents $500 81 % spring clears
s6(6 s.. 20: winter patents. 5000 Sj.S5. winter
straghts. s. 35@t $3.50 extra No l winter. $500
SIS; ertra No winter A9oGfj; kansas
siraghts. $3.50 So fancy spring patents, lCb1ing
lots. 81 GT.75. RYE FLOUR-Stesdy: fair 70
good s. 6Od IS 90: choice 10 fancy $j.75@tj 90
CORNMEAI-Firm: kiln dried. ti0j. BAG NEAL
FEED-wesicrn steady: bran. l00.lb sa-ks. $24.2j:
standard middng. S?S: -four middlins. $3.50; red
dog l40-ib sacks. S35 city firm: bran bulk
$3.50: lOO-lb sacks. t2j: heavy middllng. $2S.75
-four. $3.50. red dog -four. li0-lb sacks. $50. oil
meal f3j gJmsyJ 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11

Gross operating revenues Of the
Kansas CITY Southern Railway Com
panv amounted 20 SS3l,S73 in May. or
S55.974 less than was earned lu the
same month d year ago, while net in
come. after charges aad taxes, which
totalled s266,ls9, was S35,5sl greater
than IN i9l4.
Hartshorne & Plcabis. members OF
the New York Sto,k Exchange, have
removed their Offices 10 7 Wall Street.
Rupert l.. Joseph is located at Ray
mond, Starr & Co. ll5 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11

PITTSRURGH STOCKS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Sales open hlgh' Low L 81;
Exchange BanklN ~ ". ~
81 Unit RVS FL. - -. rs. 80
BONDS.
s. coo Cons Gas 4i4s... s3's 81. 9t. ~
q. 900 Ga Car & y % .lolA lgl's lois il<
20 900 n X a l. inc - % % % %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11
NAVAL STORES.
COTT0NSEED OIL.

Sentiment In the market for cottOnseed oil was
again affected by further sharp break in the
price of lard and prices declined N ii points
under renewed liquidation. The distant positions
also Influenced By reports of more liberal
offerings ~ crop crude FOR future shipment
the spot position The consuming demand was
again slow. and there appeared 10 be little prospects
Of export business. Range 0f prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11

Receipts to-day. 5000 pkgs. few orders were
In hand to-day. but the general movement
light and the market had a dull heavy tone. with
indications Of decline IN tho near future. Cream
cry. extras (s3 score. 271. a Csc; higher scoring.
-at2 "a %jc, hr,tS. 2Gdi 27hc, seconds, 2iH PC;
thirds Z3@ Z3i2c> state dairy finest, 2Ia21l2c,
good TO prime. 25@ 26lzc; common 10 fair. ga
2ilzc, renovated. extras. ga 2il2c. hrstS. 22l2d
2jRc. lover grades. 2ld 22c imitation creamery.
hrss. 22i2 23c. ladies current make frsts. q ls@
22c. seconds. 20i2 10 2lc. lower grades, l9G 20c.
packing stock current make. 40 !. 20lz@ Gle No 2.
20. lower grades. lNiz l9i7c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11
BONDS.
BOSTON CURB CLOSING.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Sales. open hlsh' Low Ls La
50 Am Shipbulding SS'1 ga IS IS
so do pr ........'' -
Com Edison Gee. lS51s 1875 l39b lS1S
20 Illinois Brick. 81 r,ig % %
. Mont Ward pr. liz III III II
S. swift & Co......n-ll l.il IL "
lSi Union Carbide."lfsk 1891. lsi3 H'-.
so do rights ~ "a - 50
BONDS.
81 0nO chic Gas 5s.....lO0il 1904 1904 1907
1000 Com Edison 5s..l0s l0ols lN,l loo,s
Is. OOj chic Teep IS. .lOelI ltOl7 l0lz llo.7
lOO 900 ogden Gas SIS. 81. 4h Nh So
- 900 swift & Co 5s... s6is ses 20 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11
RECORDED JUDGMENTS.
JULY 10.
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

The following judgments were fled yesterday. the
hrst name being that o. the debtor
B-odsky Nm Kurtn st al; 3l75n
Brown I'm Fletcher sl92>,
Brauuer r. and ; Braunstein-People. etc 500
Baron. N Ms Bernstein ct al; i29s -
GARRISON. G--Mo-ewood Realty Holding Coz $4,N.-5
CAarop N. Chdrop and u GinsouIs-D , niIIs s5
Chemical & Electrical Co and = Barnes-Cu!maseroo
Gas az contracting and Building Material CO.. A;
pays,crs Alliance Press Co: SILL
Df1ea, Mary IA S,einthal ct al: 81 81
Dalnert. Doly-J Cuasch. s5os
Iid'"r.sao Holding Co1r!-H L Herbert & Co. s3l7ol
Eirn Mig Co. .lne,-Bederek Waist Co; 3, 80, S-24
E t,sns i61a,,ra saving, BsnE-J Mea$
Freeman. W X and C BaHsht-42d st & Mad,
Fita- 5 -A,tg Harriet Nv Lincoln: scale
Hem. 5 E3 M lS.sia5a1a' $3.50
H1g - s and 5' alsrts. Lew ct a" si55iis
Israel. ana D. ; l Wrsai. i SS.o' 4,
Jordan. j &c + Berner y Co. sssq5.2S
KirSS S.'i Gsl.S@J " " LITTLE. se2o355
t. Wen M1ue-Tucker Mfg Co. $lg2 y
Ilposo 60. LtI-Warl q Co: H3=4V
Li'lrg u H-C Caleuu Ct al. Sis
Moore. a T. ami / Godsmith-People. etc. >, $5g9
Wars rein v-Klcn Material Co: $3.50
H 1 5 =, real Estate Co. 'i .st555
ROE ROE r fNwuams q Morford Co. !.l5S
S l-1Ss, W Ucrr,"F Iiuntner & -. sl6l.gl
Schneider. joe Jacob and Benjamin. MaI arm
sg,noal rranh-consumers' Brewing Go q !. Yes s
sherman rsa living Pc Heuel ct al. $i222ii5 y
vermont Iyaea Ice Co-securty Bank Note g.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11
Steel Report Helps Stock.

Steers untitled tonnage report,
through some inadvertence yesterday,
was made public just in time for the
traders 20 make use Of it in the stock
market. in the three or four minutes
that were left Of the session there was
hurried covering Of shorts in Steel
and 81 advance Of about half a point in
the Price The stock ended the day
with a net gain Of ia points. The
gain IN untitled orders by the corpora
ton amounted 20 4lo.59S tons. any
where from 100000 90 100000 tons more
than recent estimates had made it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. July 10. 1917.
BEEVEs.

BEEvES.
Receipts. $50 head: nearly all for slaughter. \
few bulls and cows sold az fairly steady prices.
Dressed beef quiet Al last quotations.
Saes--S. Judd a Co 4 bulls. 1851 ID aVcraSe.
q $500 per 100 ID. g. s97. S6.lj. 3 cows 80.
N.75.
CALVES.
Receipts 39i head. ~ on sale. Market quiet.
with little undercurreut Of weakness foI coarse
and heavy calves Veais sold At 50 500 Sli IS per
100 ID. culls 81 j00SS Dressed calves steady
city dressed veas. lj@lsc. country dressed II
q l6c
Sales-Kems Commission Company. - yeals. lj5
10 average. at Sll7j per 100 Id. cuiis. 2tj. S.
II. 1856 $3.50.
s Judd 4 CO. 40 veals 1877 10. &li.s2ii .
culls. IA. s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts g. 30j head: cars on sale. Sheep
steady. Best lambs about steady quality consid-
cred others SLOW. Common ~ prime ewes sold at
81 0dS6 Der 100 10. Medium =, prime lambs $99
so. Dressed mutton slow. at ga l3c. extra weth-
ers. iic
~ average. 80 per 100 10. less $40 on lot. l0f.
90. 81. "a North Carolina. s. 50. sheep 1872
So: l. ~. S.
Tobln & shannon POI West Va lambs IS H.
$40. 1875 Va 81. $3.50. - W Va sheep. ~ $ =
Newton & Co. 1874 Va lambs. 90 ID. so. 6
sheep. lls. S57j
s Judd & Co 10 state lambs so ID. s925.
H0GS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11

and llnseed oil continued quiet Quotations follow
fETROLktM VI. standard white. bhls New York and
PHILADELPHIA. 1900; bulk, &C. standard white. cases.
New York and Philadelphia. 9ijc water white.
bbs, New York and Philadelphia l0ijc LIN
SEED OlIS-American seed. city nav. $50 J9c out
f-t0wn. 5IgiSc. Calcutta raw. Zoe.
NAVAL STORES.
There was little change IN the market on sstur-
dy. and only moderate business IN turpsntine and
other products H0su continued rather easy. and
tar was quiet. TURPENTINE. spirits. machine
bbls. eve: TAR retort and kiln. . zoe. ROSlN,
common 10 good strained. 5.2jc; b.. 5,j0c: d.
Z. SIC. r. SOC. =. 315c. @. 3sjc: II, 3.S5c; l.
ooc; X. iJoc w. ieOc: y. 5.soc: W @. 67jc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The New York Stock Exchange firm
of Galloway. Fish ( Co. has openea
branch office in Pittsburgh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11
Time h. Domestic News.

Bv tomorrow, il was supposed in
Val Street. thcre would be some trust
worthy indication Of what attitude the
p-esier. was likely to take in his
.,sver 20 Germany. 1t could probably
Is fairly assumed that the reply would
70. be dispatched for week or ten
Savs. perhaps longer. Meanwhile, with
decrease in foreign selling because
~ the closing Of the books for the
British loan the market would have
chance 20 reflect domestic conditions.
Provided the forecasts Of our govern
re,.'s newest note were not too alarm
inc. the crops. the iron and steel indus
NV and railroad earnings would have
her innings. That was the Streets
cheerful reasoning yesterday. cheerful
because outside Of the political situa-
ton al the factors OF importance in
making sentiment are encouraging.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11
HOPS.

An entire absence OF business on the local
market but hrmnes, I'm the interior encourages
steady holding here. STATE 1914. choice. ID. ia
lie. medium to prime lOa lie. lower grades. bN9c.
Pacific Coast 1914. choice. l3G lic. medium 10
prime lloslgc lower grades. So loo. 1913 og lie
lgl4 lmported 300 Soc.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-26
We Control Many
49, SneCl.Ial LINES

The agency for the we'll
known lines Of merchandise
is not TO be secured by
merely asking for the line.
The best lines are usually
contracted for and a mer-
chant has To- wait. III some
instances a number OF
wears, before he can secure
q known line. Our forty
wears of merchandising III
WaXahachic has enabled us
to secure the agency for a
large number of the best
grades of merchandise of
every kind. Take womens
shoes. We have the WaXa-
hachic agency for the IA
NOUS Selby and Fox makes.
We sell LaCamile and American
Lady Corsets, ONYX Hosiery, Meyers
Gloves and the we'll known Tuxedo
Mills Dress Fabrics
In mems goods, we have the agency
for Athletic Cut and Clothcraft Suits,
Hanan. Douglas and X. O, Shoes,
Manhattan and Eclipse Shirts and so
on In every department OF the store.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-26
Trade Carnival Specia!
Mems $3.50 NegIigee
Shirts $l.0O

AbOut 20 dozen Shirts
included in this offer of the
lannon's Eclipse make. Pat
terms IN neat stripes, etc.
These are wonderful Shirt
values for
$1.00.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-26

The business was Incorporated under the rm name OF
{o,eecb & ,,hasbH ,,nu,4f. TIL looks with par
dona bic pride on record has made ana the redta
ton it has established being known far ana Wae as mead
quarters for absolutely dependable merchandise me
present MANAGEMENT the company are conducting the
business along sound principles established by .hel
predecessors and without which, business can endure
# takes a great business have large and well dellnea
storks-stocks distinguishing from the common run
nd this store is the that has them
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-26
WAXAHACHIE TRADE CARNIVAL
SATURDAY, MARCH 9TH
See Program Elsewhere in This Paper.
WOMEN'S SLIPPERS

We have the style you want: All The
popular styles in patent and duii , kla' III
Guiding Mary James, Beaded f1,ecas 1
Colonial Buttons, Brocaded ana coioIe'
STYLES the new side strap celluioio aaee no
etc. Splendid Slippers, selling at aooo'
$3.50, 500, $3.50 and So.oo', toiilpie'e
line of Misses and 'chlldrens Shippers.
ONYX Hosiery.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-26

Boys Clothes
We would be pleased for
al a. parents to see the splen-
ana assortment of Boys
s ; we have provided for
spring, 1915. The Fabrics
are handsome and the Tail
oflnS is the best that skilled
Workmen can do.
We make special mention
q o. our line of Boys Suits
d 9o.0O to $1,000. These
are indeed excellent values
and with each suil there is
ah lngersoll watch.
! All other wearables for
enc enc boy, such as Hats. Caps,
shlr's, Blouses, Footwear,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-26
Trade Carnival Special

j. York silk house recently consummated a wonder
iu deal in yard wide Black Messalne Silk, securing
nearly five thousand pieces. Our buyer, who is always
one lookout, of this SILK 1t is
value 81 90 per yard price for Trade Car
uyel aay the ward Observation-Disclosures. zoe