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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-09
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

Duluth. July S-WHEAT-No ! hard. sissk
No y, I N9,71'hlesmT. 26A stl;37A No NeHhs-n.
MasEec. jal Jug sEwIAT soy,s"o'' I sgsSa
tl35 81 -: 30 Norhera. sI3Ig{lss; 30 !
hard winter l2s9N 90 sep,ember 81 0ss De
c.nber OOH. C0RN-No 3 yellow. .sc. No 3
white. Ish 97SAc; September. 75s. @75sc: Dcceu
ler. 'ic. BARLEY. 7ia7sc.
s. Louis. July s-WHEAT-No red new
s. 23SSL2I; No 2 hard nominal: July 81 06z
September, 81 o91s SSl OOa CORN-No 2 Tsc; No :
GGaiLls ,si4@79e: July, 5elsc: September. 5ss
September. 35& d357sc.
Toledo. July s--wHEAT-Cssh. Hsi: july.
Kansas CITY July s.--WhEAT~No ? hard. 81 81
@SLSG,. No red. 81 g. CORN-No : miIed
l3isc: No white. nc. No ? yellow &c OATS
No white. 49G SOC: No : mixed. i6G47c
Minneapolis. July s-WHEAT-N0 hard
northern. 81 ISL asI8sa July $i'5s. set,em
No 3 white. ist@4ec fLOUB-Flacy patent.
30. nst clears. $3.50 second cleans. S. BRAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-09

MINING.
METALS.

The local market for copper was steady With
elcstroytic quoted at 2oi. 2oi4c. London copper
closed al 81 ljs for standard spot and t's for
futures electrobtic spot. l13 Jos. TN OH the
New Yora Metal Exchange vas easy. With spot in
lots o, eve tons each quoted So sc bid London
tin closed at fl7O for standard spo, aud tIe' Jos
for futures with sales Of 10 tons spot and $50 tons
futures LEAD weak: New York spQt. ~ sc asked p
East ST Louis spot S 60c asked London LEAD. siol
f23 lis Sd sPELTER ncminsl IN the local naEAct.
bul quoted floQ. Gpoi. IL London.
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Range Of prices

u points decline on the basis d Q zoe FOR mid
ding upalds. sales. 1913 bales deliveries on
contract. 500 bales
southern pot markets were teicgraphed as FOL
lows. Galveston quiet. - pJur lover al sjc
sales go bales savannah quiet. unchanged al
s5sc. sales J03 bales Charleston and Wilmington
nominal Memphis steady. IS points lover. ~
s.62c. sales. 100 bales Houston easy. i points
lower. az soc. sales 20 bales Norfolk quiet.
unchanged Al ,jc. sales 4jS bales New orleans
EASY. Z points lower a. S.Ssc; sales 900 bales.
Mobile easy. 10 points lower at s50c sales 80
bales Baltimore nominal. &c lower. az Dc. no
sales. Augusta steady 70 points lower al S.75c.
sales. LOG bales - Louis quiet i4c lower. az
SC. no sales Little Rock quiet. unchanged al
Sc. 20 sales.
Receipts d, The port and interior points. with
L.--. f---.tr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-09
BANK CLEARINGS
ABOVE LAST YEARS

Clearings through the banks in June
again make a comparatively salts
factory comparison with those Of
year ago, the total, according 10
"Dun's Review" which includes re-
turns from l29 leading cities in the
United States, amounting 70 $4,000
l72,676, an increase Of 1 per cent. as
compared with the same month last
year. New York City reports a gain OF
% per cent.
While the returns OF the cities out
side Of New York continue 70 display
more or less irregularity, improvement
can be noted az a number Of points, al
though the total Of all centres is 6
per cent less than last year The daily
average by months for the year is
given below for three years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-09
TOPICS OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
Fresh Decline When Good
News About AdriatiC
Proves False.

Into yesterdays stock market trad
Ing there intruded an incident which
might easily have been of much more
serious consequence than II actually
vas. just before o'clock one Of the
news tickers printed an announcement
that the Adriatic had arrived safely
az Liverpool, and a few minutes later
the other ticker had a similar an
nouncement. The information was said
70 have been received from the Offices
o. the White Star Line. The market at
mat time was holding firm, following a
partial recovery from the decline IN the
morning For ten minutes or more the
news stood uncOntradicted and then
suddenly appeared fresh statements de-
hylng that anything had been heard from
we Adratlc. but stating that the FIRST
informaiion Of the ships arriving safely
had come from the White Star Offices.
The Immediate effect of the latest news
was 70 arouse widespread apprehension
ttat the liner had suffered some injury,
Which reflected itself in the market in
fresh wave of selling. Many stocks
men touched their lowest prices OF the
day.
katy" Has a Bad Day.
The low priced stocks, such as Mis-
souri, Pacific, the Missouri, Kansas &
texas issues, Rock Island, and so on,
were at their worst yesterday, many
o. them touching their lowest prices in
she memory Of the present generation.
me decline was most notable in the
.haty" shares, or at least 1t was in
mem that IL attracted the most atten-
non. There was nothing new 10 &C
count for their weakness, which was
PROBABLY due TO foundation aroused by
he publication Of the Missouri Pacific
pan. That, with its confirmation Of
vac goo assessment on Missouri Pacific
sock, possibly gave Katy" holders
more than they wanted 10 think about
~ connection with their own readjust-
men; Of finances.
b. & O.'s Good Year.
. Baltimore & Ohio steered through
ne whlrlpOols of a stormy year with
Extraordinary skill. Gross fell off ST.
G'S'oO6, Notwithstanding the aid of the
..cfeased rates granted by the Inter
ss'e Commerce Commission, but net
SSssowed the surprising increase Of So
sSSi'455. Even an increase in the item
Vther Income Of nearly Sl,00O,0OO
$40 an increase in interest and other
snarges Of about 100000 could not
aeep the company from ending the year
with S635C32 surplus after the pay
Went OF 5 per cent dividends on the
Sommon stock. A year ago it closed
ene twelvemOnth with a deficit, after
taying dividends az the rate OF per
"tt But il It had paid only o, as 1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-09
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. July s. 1915.
GRAIN

WHEAT-The wheat market again under the
inf Ience Of tho weather. AM prices were hrmer,
feared that they would have difficulty In procuring
wheat with which 20 iu.hl their 1uy contracts.
/ and Tie oficial weather report ln"cd,eu lalhtl
heavier precipitation lu Iowa and Nebraska On
"Wednesday Than had previously been reported. On
tic whole. sentiment w4S niue more oulilsii anu,
while there was partial aetuack toward mo close
- 'Ac day final prices were lc 70 l'sc he' hshet;;
Tie government report. issued hter we cipse ol
the market held out little consolation 20 those who
entertained hu'lsh convictions on the market rs tue
total indicated crop VI winter and sprhg Wheat was
placed al gG3 600 900 bushels an Increase u 49,
600 900 over the indicated yield mouth ago and
p 200 600 in ercess OF last years record yield The
recent rains may have lowered the quality of tho
med ,h@ winter wheat crop Il now practically
made ami conditions In the spring wheat belt have
been generally favorable The amount OF wheat IN
farmers hands larger than exiec1e1; amoliliiIs
10 - g12 600 bushels. only about 5,OOOOV0 less
than last year and. while the total VISIBLE supply
figures were not yet available II "as thought that
about 20 900 600 bushels. compared with 'o,-aoVVJ
la, year There was some export inqulfy rom
Continental points. and sales DURING Tie DAY we're
estimated Il about 500 900 bushels. There has been
come improvement recently ia the export demand;
and the future 81 The market u eAt.S.en 20 o'I.t
largely on the cA1nt ~ export demand 10 lahi
care Of the pressure u new wheat when the crop
begins 20 move In volume. In the local cssh mst-
ke, No 2 red winter wheat was quote! at sl.5ot :.
Northern Manitoba 81 3eI4. c Z buffalo CORN
Ts corn market was moderately active and prices
were finn. closing with net gains Of lc 10 &c
Tie trade fef considerable apprehension over the
continued rains throughout the belt and The cool
weather IN the Northwest. and shorts covered Tree
ly 4 private report Oh conditions indicated ma
with the average date of frost large crop ls SUI
possible aud The government repOr; vas somewhat
better than expected. lnli' aung yled ol .'nif-
600 900 bushels compared with final crop last
wear u 2C72 s04. 900 In the local cash marht
30 yellow corn was quoted a. Shhc, prompt sup
mont and Argentine corn offered here al ."c
81 New YORK. Exporters were said 10 have taEfh
100 900 bushels ~ American corn OAIS-Ihe
market fo- oats was frmer with wheN and corn. ON
fears OF delayed movement. closing 80 10 -
net higher with July showing he greatest strenSlh.
~. g1y,rI n,euf report Indicated yield 81 1879
06O 600 bushels or only sHgHuy below the record
Weld Of 1912 The local cash market was strong.
white see No 4 white $40 fancy clipped white.
60c; ordinary clipped white j9c. al elevator; klE
Market steady. No Western. Ne0, ! eA-
{ I Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-09
PRODUCE MARKET.
BEANS AND PEAS.

40 domestic receipts to-day. Marrow asc sul, boz
sellers favor though ,Ie feeling Is pos hy uo, quite
30 firm Medium shade lower to-day. na pea
are also Offering about &C. undct YESTERDAY q, dsrrs
Quite q little Inquiry foI red kduey. though actual
business so far is lght feeling Is STEADY a. quoted
Scotch peas dull and Wed. a. sell. BEANS mar
row choice 100 70. t1.jO@476J. medium. choice
t5.5jasj.sO; pea. choice. $jlj9$j.2j: rel sidney
choice. S6.l5@ $3.50. white kidney choice. $40 4;
yellow eye choice yi7Jd$j: black turtle soup. s. 4.
LIMA. Cal, choice &5.lo9t5.2O. PEAS. Scotch
chof.e q iOdSI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-09
BuIIER.

Receipts today lO.32s packages Only mod.
crate amount Of business passing. all mo genera
tone OF tho market Is barely steady. Perhaps the
secondary grades Of creamery, which comprise an ID
creasing proportion OF the stock. can DO fought
little lower Renovated not plenty on the spot
ladies' quiet Packing stock fairly sustained.
Creamery extras 9I sclre). 81 = as. higher scor
ing. -Si2 zoe. hfsfs goa lac. seconds ~ &c
good 10 prime. 25n -5izc. common to fair "a
. &c. renovated, extras. pa Age. trsts - '
sc. lower grades. -lw --c, imitation ere rs,
nrsts ~ 25c. ladies current make hrAts. - -H
pc; seconds -0iza-lr; lower grabs. 100
packing stocks current maze. NJ !, 20 -ic, 40 .,
boo io,ter grades lNi9 d fyfsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-09
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

Uncertain price fluctuations attended
the course of the market on the Con-
soldated Exchange, and the tone at
the close was heavy. Reading did not
get above .1461s. American Can at Its
lowest touched 443s.
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.EAROARp cLEARAKCes
COFFEE

Underlying conditions in the coffee market were
believed to be firm especially They related 10
the attitude OF Brazilian shippers and prices here
were ycp steadily held with an absence Of oneIihgs.
and little buyilg by a prominent commission house
was sufficient 10 send values UP 20 points.
The total volume o. bushes, was very small. how
at large was sim apathetic and not disposed TO
increase their lines. The Brazilian cables showed
an advance Of I'd En- the price Of Rio exchange on
London and private reports during the DAY u
dicaied further advance Of Lied. Tie klo
market .howed a gain OF 20 refs and Santos was
uuchaneed IN the cost and freight market prices
were generally higher. sale being reported 81
e., we're offered az 9iac g and 4s a. JljH3.@jc,
Is at 9 O54g Doc and RIO Is al 7l5c. Tho local
SPOT market was inactive AID unchanged on The
basis Of -. cents fos Rio -. Range o prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-09

COFFEE CABLES Rio 40 T. 50 refs higher. at
4sS.5. exchange. isd higher. At i2i,d. receipts.
9 900 hag, ana stock $4,000 hags. Santos. No
wa unclaimed al $3.50. receipts. $4,000 bags. and
stock 5s-. 900 bags. Receipts a. the Two ports
we're iioyO bag. against 1900 last year ana
we're IS 900 bags. compared with % 900 last year
and - 600 Las two years ago. aud receipts At
Jundlahy $1,000 hass. ssans' -ioOO year ago
and q 900 bass two -ears 4so.
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee Is as
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-09

did in 1914-15, it would still have had
a deficit then, so that this years re-
suits are all the more remarkable.
Even as lately as at the end Of the
first half of the fiscal year just ended
the road was not earning the periods
proportionate share of the common
dividend.
Cutting Down Expenses.
The reduction in Baltimore e. Ohio's
operating expenses amounted TO Sl0,-
441,00l. and since the gain in net had
come entirely through the cutting down
of these charges, there was a good deal
Of curiosity in the financial district TO
see where the economies had come in,
with the usual suggestions that the
property had suffered. Split up into
their important groups, however, oper-
atinC expenses did not disclose any real
reason for what had been suspected.
The biggest reduction of all was in
transportation charges, which fell or
$5,627,416. Ordinarily, a pruning OF
that item meets with no complaint from
stockholders. Maintenance of equip
ment cost S1,193, 583 less than a year
ago and maintenance OF way and struct-
ure accounted apparently for most of
the other S3,620,002 Of the total reduc-
ton in operating charges. The cut IN
maintenance charges was larger than
might have been justified in other times
than these, but in view of the results
obtained there was little disposition in
the Street to criticize il.
Fine Crop News.
Though July is a month when crop
news usually plays an Important part
in stock market movements there was
so much other news" in the air yes
terday that the governments figures
went almost unregarded. In the course
of the next few days, however, it Is
probable that they will get the atten-
ton they deserve To say that a corn
crop Of 2,814,O00,000 bushels, spring
wheat crop Of 295,000000 bushels, a
winter wheat crop of 668,0Oo 900 bush
els and an oats crop of 1899 ,OOO,0OO
bushels are expected is TO say in feeble
terms that this promises TO be the
biggest wear in agriculture the coun-
try'g greatest source of new wealth
that the United States has ever known.
Foresees Traffic Congestion.
One OF the directors of the ST. Paul,
asked yesterday if he could account for
the sharp break in the stock in the
course Of the last few days, said that
he supposed the poor business the rail-
roads had been doing had brought
about more selling on a thin market
than IT could easily absorb. He would
not discuss dividend possibilities.
Speaking about the railroad situation
generally, he said that in his opinion
boom in business would be forthcom-
ing before long, and that II was. lKeiy
the railroads would find themselves IN
a poor position 10 handle it. Because
Of the injury that had been done TO
their credit by unwise legislation and
political attacks they had been without
a good market for their new. securities
and so were prevented from buying the
equipment of which they stood in great
need and of improving adequately their
terminal facilities. lie foresaw with
the advent of new activity in business
the greatest congestion IN tralhc the
roads had ever known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-09
Bank Of England Returns.

lf0fetuHeW securities unchanged.
, Inc proportion OF the banks feseus 20 liability
us weeH Is 83 per cent. against 10 10 Jas, week
The rate Of discount remains 5 per cent
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS..

Iron. y. No IfSi475 Flour. Mpls pat 1915
Iron y. 40 f45O Co,ton. midlllug 30
Iron s 40 IT, Coffee No Rio ~
steel taus..... 10 Sugar. fine gran SO
Elec copper. e0's Moldsscs. OK, 45
Tin ............ So Beef. family 1000
Exchange lead b75 Tallow, special. So
Wheat 40 rcd 1851 Pork ness. 1870
Corn. No gel Ssis Hogs. DR.. 100 10 IN
oats. standard 59i7 Lard. mid West Sl5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-09
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

POTATOES-New. No l. bbl 7jca 80: seconds
SHEET s29 .i foTGT6Es. JERSEY r basket tI5oaS.
ONIONS jersey and Delaware white. basket. 30
75c. yellow. 5oHsjc: Maryland ami virginia. ha,"et
yellow crate 2ja50c. white. .. 1905 Bermuda. %
r. SOC. ASPAEAGTS green. dozen punches 81 4"
s.. white. slat2.5O. cuils jea zoe. BEANS. Della
ware and MaDia way. basket. -,e green.
I.lsud -ufu bag 2iajo.. wax z1cfao. Favs.
bs,ksi iop5or. ibl tl5oes- BETS ne.r1,.
! 40 buaeEes HeE e. iops ~ ol. -. IN ~
RIOTS old. pc- no ln bag 90 =. ~ cr AZ
jei,.,. per 100 81 s. - y e cate 81 $: 81. t4
ssGss5o CArLIIIOwEES Long Island bal.
SlJ0gt. CuCrMBERS. Nortl Carolina BASKET.
3s@7jc. Mi. -o.eSl -. Y.lrn!a. Third gs,.ei.
De aware and Maryland. baskct 500 &c. Long ISL
anil basket. 81 sjGS3. hothou,c M ]. dozen.
4Oo5oc. CELERY. state ana jen ,e standard
crate s2@Sj: bunch jodijc. tABBAGES Long
Island AMI jersey, per 100. SO $50. cate. '''
tnc. Dbl 500 Delaware Mid Maryland. Tair 9'
tOr. dbl 4Od50c; EGGrLANrS, Florida. LIZ.
TlCE safe 8 dozen crate j.,f l0r, dozen craze.
30 zoe. nearby ohl. 81 o.. la'Ao! IH,,,t.
BEANS lasket Sass. MUSHROOMS. % ht.-
ket sIatlsJ. OkRA. FLORIDA. basket 2. 3.
TEAs Lon. Island. bag GOO i.r.er ut,s...
s-ae5c. PARSLEY nearby. b1l. 5jclt PEP
PIERS. jersey. Let. 30 81 nnt. lIr. -sn.i
afl.ina basket Sl4fIl2 FLORIDA. ..oH So
RADISHES nearby Dbl 30. 81. RoAlAi\t
nearby bll 3-g75c. RHUBARB nearby loo
saaels. i,.ssi scALII9Ns nearly D1l. io.'
e.s .0c. SPINACH. nearby ln'. i0nGlc. tate.
b4.tet. 21a50c. ruRNIPS. white. l1l 0.,
rutlblga aa Or nag. ie,g7'c. TOMATOES -.r-
s.fa.ket carrier 6jo,1c. Fl0.ila c4ri.r 11.r
81 -. Virginia all North Carolina. - q ~
Georgia AID south Carolina. Sic 5. 81. Mississippi
na' ca.e. 900 r.. per ca-r.. I'fI.f. ietiA
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March ...... ass@aT as9
April. ........ a35@531 3.3a
MAJ. ........ $40 aio so 3ss@3lO Sn
PROVISIONS.

Prices Tor hos products again showed Neakneo
under renewed selling based On lie Iory heavy
stocks and poor spot demand Thole who hal
been holding provisions IN the hope ~ an adTenre
have apparently become discouraged. and ilc SELF
Ing recently has been heavy Receipts " hogs at
Chicago were n 900 estimated for Fhdsy 5000
kansas Ciy re'cSed 5000 and Omaha l0.S0o
s,i. short clear. 81. jO@tsl 20. BLEF -Sieadi .
mets slsHflh5O. family. $40 i0@ $50; pachet.
f0GsS Bacog. II ii- IA h, H. 100 ~ n ~,
10 10. ll1,c. pln. i-itc CIT MEATS Picked
beetles sieady. 10 10. 4+.c. y 70. h+c; IA d..
Barely steady special. &c. city. $50 asked.
county, o. s6isc. LARD -Wcak. middle West.
sloHs zoe. clD lard weak. re. rehne1 ard
weak. south America. lOc Continent 500, Brazil.
Yes, lie; compound barely steady. 7@ihc STEA-
iINL-Bsfely steady. Oleo. size ciD lard stearns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-09
HAY AND STRAW.

Market Is strong aud j0c--egc eptionally N-per
ton higher on the leading qualities ~ timothy hay
4 pre.ty close clearance N ADJ graacs. New M
emit ar-o is sriu enforced. aui the situation cone
tinuc, very healthy RE straw dui. W quge
Large baled hay pc- ton. timothy. No S25H 60.
No ; 10 No . Ss2dt2i 30; shipping $50 $2i a.
fancy light clover mixed. -3nSi. re straw.
No l. Si350d&ll small bale, about ioc lover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-09
HOPS.

Exporters have purchased about 1900 bales o.
1914 and 1915 hons on The Pacific Coast OF rri-
y4ie terms This has further reduced the stock IN
FIRST hands. and there /. quite a Arm holding.
s'ight attack ~ vemin Is reported go OREGON.
Mould has appeared iu some sections 0; New lorl
state and the weather has been unfayOrab.e for
spraying. the general appearance u the yards 8.
pretty good however. There Is SIN an absence n
business on th. local market and values are ~
some extent nominal state. 1915 choice I"r To.
l3aIic. medium % prime l0d lec. lover grade.
Ga o.: Pacih, Coast l9lf choice 1870 he. NEE
dln 70 prime. lldl2-. lower grades. Sa Toe. 1913,
sale: 1914 Imported 500 3ic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-09
Oils.

Linseed oil was quiet and steady Refined PC
roeun showed no change. continuing steady -
i.50c Tor standard white In bOis al New iOfH. We
quote standard white petroleum. bbls. y and
Ihua, Doc. bulk. g.. staudsri while. cases, y
and Fhila o.55c. water white. bDls. y J and
l'hla. $500 bulk. g.. water white. cases !
and Phila l0.I5c. LIASEED Ons-Ancrcsn seed
city raw. $3.50. out %. town. j5@5sc. Calcutta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-09

.iIucr 1uiet. bofh Tor '-4. and a--.ea lst
o-res held about as before OH ROSTERS at.4t
,feady Fresh KILLED turkeys -ssIllr BOD 4utff
.nd sllue L0ng lAand and olhsf ues-ly spna .
.leAs selling slowly. but p.iss VGcAlns,a- SCUBA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-09
NAVAL STORES.

The market for turpenunc was a shade easier a.
market remained steady al i2l4c Rosn was
quiet and tar steady We quote SPIRITS TUH
PENTlNE machine bhls. t2iac TAR retor and
Kiln. $500. HOStN-Commou 10 good. strained
3. Csc: Is. $500. u. 35jc. F.. 3.GOc. /. 5.15c. q.
S.S5c. II. SSJc /. 3.9Oc. X. f.30c. NJ. 4.gOc; y.
3 500. VIC. b 1Lr- ann NV Or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-09
cOTT0nsEGD OIL.

The market for co;tonsecd oil experienced a fur
lhor decline. under renewed liquidation and hcaVy
selling for Western account The break in lard
and the general weakness In hog products seemed
tO be the principal depressing factors. although the
decline I'm cotton also cNeItcd moro or less inilu
ence sentiment. The cash demand was p)or
and the outlook tor export business was noe en-
cuuraging Range Of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-09
CHEESE.

heceip,s to-day. 2.s26 boxes including I'll boxes
IN transit for export. Exporters are showing no IL
terest but tlers Is a moderate amount u home
t-1de and prices for the hi-Acst fairy Sustained;
White still comprises a large part o. ue s,ock and
Is weaker than colCrcd. Chediars ~ Hight receipt
and rather nimly held. Choice state daisies arc
scarce and firm but Wisconsin double daisies are
offering generally at l554C. Shims slow and IL buy,
en- favor. state. Whole milk. fresh hAts ana
twins colored specials l5izc: white. specials. lji4
a 10 NC. colOrc1. average. fancy. l3Gl3I4c, Wne'
average. fancy zoe. cheddaIs specials l3ia - &C.
daisies specials lfc. an styles. undergrad. lai-
l4@,c. Wisconsin whole mills. fresh twins AID mats.
!. ljlsc. daisies. ljA lj'zc. state skins ire'n
specials ~. l2-s.. choice. l9ll-c' iaH 10
good. 81 N lUl -c, common. SO tc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-09

Receipts to-day Il .3lj cases. Arrivals are sho"
ius sof1e decrease as compared with last week. and
tie proportion oi strictly fdncj stock Is small tOf
such tie market rules arm, with the tendency slght,
ly ia sellers favor. But tAe average prime AMI
lower grades are urgently offered a. easy prices
aud the full range u values Is without quotabg
change Nearby white eggs in light suppy and
firm but most receivers report no sales az any az
vance. Fresh gathered extras. PEI dozen. ga -5c'
lbss lsc: thirds and poorer l4is@ l5c dirtes. 40
!. IJis altc. NO . and poorer. I2a ljc, checks,
good 10 choice dry. ljg l5izc. cnls ana Inferior
ms 10 fancy. 2o@21c. ordinary u good 2-e -jc.
gathered whites. as 90 slIc Ad quality. 2-1-uc,
Western gathered whites. 20H23r. .tsfe. Penn and
nearby heuucr browns. 25G25c. gathered browns
and mixed co.0rs. Il "a 2.c. Di Ck EGGS. stare
anh nnAru.. IulIIn kuumer. 3 Q 20.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts. 3l36 head y car on sale. Market
higher at sSljaSs3j. roughs. Sc 609$9
Sales-Tob!n X shannon. Il Penn hogs l54 ID
average. S s. per 100 ID. yesterday hogs 2lO.
$ IS.
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Receipts. Liza head mainly ior slaughter Feel
Ing steady. Dressed beef nfm. city dressed native
sides. l21z a Az. extra lJc.