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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-23
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transfer, and asslgnm.nts.--Noon July Il Capt
T + Maude 27jth 10 292d: Leus. j. NJ vince,
wight Wig tji,.-6g 5 i. McSaly from Oct Bur
a. 475th In command. p. m, july IS. Serss.
{ LAbod 3o'h 20 s'i: . gaI 1oorc,cI. daty
1 : Annogue s0th 10 ssth. assigned mo,or'y 80
duty. + Han. Slst 70 2ot3: b beGnuey' S Sls'
70 sVS MOTORCYCLE duty: j. Murphy sls, assign
mont changed from mounted TO motorcJc.e uuD /.
w9Ls5 i Se,. e . . S motor sI" duty 1s
Ciynn and r. e. Benedict. 9sh ASSIGNED h h,otoT
eyte duty; g. f. Con6oy syih' Ass.sned oI S5,h
To11ted ptlmn. with horses and equipments a., a r
nornow aud L. S Rogers. slst 10 IAN Pt.mn
Jy % J. DePPfI ~ 'o IN Z 70 t'P McDtr
mott I'd % 5I,,. 2. T. Kuukel. q 10 37th; w. J.
KenGe,ly. an TO iih ]. j. W, Henness{ IGN 70
~; r IN "a r'Te 81 M"cGe. iO,h to "a. " j
NORMAN rG,4 ga 20 ga J. j craig. ed 70 l5lst
= 3 Ragges. soth to 9oth assignment changed
EFT iisR 70 r squ;d 1''ifn'a w 95g.a
...Isnei Warrant Sql.l H. Hahn lo .'l., 10
s4,i' assignment changed from mounted 70 uo..i.
..tels diary. Constantine Nalmon. 9Th l. d % -lst
"a. .som precincts indicated. % 99ih. 0sisI Ell
10 motorcycle duty. Peter Dic1s. 18Th Irwin.
jr. 2stl; c. q. Wcehfe. ,59th: W BasyL. ~, ~,
so,h N pts indicated Theodore Henkler. q
ID j. Mccarthy. "a. Abraham Johnston. "a: J; J.
Coaroy. ION Michael EnhEht. lOth George Sehind-
Q. a
lit. j. J Doelser. 2lst. william Nee ar'hy "a
u IS Goodale, 2gh: A p johns.n -oth' 'h-tles
From gs'n = Pe'' ndcAIed pS q H. Cole IS
go II. r. : Wgaa' 9Th Louis BrIsgeman.
is:. + J. Newman. lst: G. V. Hal. lH: A. j..
'MsSya.a.cd duty. J. J. Hawthorne from 18Th %
laSih. J. ] ryan. 2ith 10 l1oth. ~. ?. Mcponash.
i-C,h 20 l6gh. T. W J. Cooper. l69th 70 Ills J..
+ e arb4-y l51,h 10 l7Ith William Downing 10Th
Bi-ycle duty. s0th pct-W h. Fielding q. II
Hsrish W Lsnsiritt. X. J. Mathews. 7. c, West.
= Turner. T = Cotton. Frank larry. p. L. Ne
cannon James Flood. lohust0n HUMPHREYS Albert
Iurtc- K A smith { !. Wilbur. 4. J. Hoerner.
G = Currea. J. p MAlinowsky. c. A. Powell
sIsf pct.-W H. smith. b. Palmer, J. r. kings
ION Dsley' Michael walsh. T W Malone.
". A soreEson. ". =. McGann, John yandersiar.
II Z Golauie W. @ HAsiam. A. &. katchHie.er.
Michael O'Dea. J. @ Gerharl,. 2. 5 Marshall.
4 V HAYES. J. r. Cook J, Murnu G. C. Joseph.
q Rose J. II. MADDEN. +. A. Gishenan. NJ
Decker & J Res r B Crumhnn. ! Y NIgcut
Goth - a o. Cisrius. J. FitEs.mmous. bern
hafdt Fest james Higgins
Assignments change l!on mounted to bicycle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-23
FOREIGN SHIPMENTS
HELP BOOST WHEAT
Market Closes Unsettled and
Shows Loss of 1sc-COrn
Gains.

Chicago, July Enlarged esti-
mates Of shipments that woulI be re-
ouired by Europe led to bulge to-day
in the price of wheat, but the advance
was not well maintained. Quotations
closed unsettled, nc off to kc up, COM
pared with last night. Corn finished
at a gain of &c to nc, oats &c to &c
down to 11sc up, and provisions with
losses OF l0c to 35c.
Notwithstanding highly advantage
Gus present conditions for the growth
of domestic spring wheat and for
thrashing and moving the winter crop,
the market soon developed notable
strength, based almost entirely on but
ish foreign news. The unpromsihy
harvest outlook in Great Britain,
France and Italy was said on good au-
thority TO have made virtually certain
a prospect that the United States would
be called on more freely for bread
stuifs than had of late been supposed.
Hopes for a big yield in Canada were
said 70 have disappeared.
Difficulty in obtaining knowledge of
the actual amount of export business
done to-day, however. led TO bearish
reaction in the wheat market after
midday. The largest total mentioned
was 100000 bushels, and this was not
confirmed until speculative trading
hours were over. A decided break in
cash prices at Omaha, as result Of
the arrival of the first Nebraska wheat
this season, tended further to unsettle
prices here in the last part of the day.
Corn showed firmness almost from
the start. Cool weather. adverse TO
quick growth, was 'gainst the bears,
and it was said all the corn here and
all bought to arrive in Chicago within
tn, next Thirty days had been sold or
shipment.
Active call from the seaboard lifted
the July delivery of oats. Later op-.
tons, though, were easy, on account o.
hedging by holders of new grain.
Sharp declines took place in the pro-
vision market. Lower prices for hogs
seemed to BE chiefly responsible.
CHICAGO PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-23
Canadians New Low.

Back in 1907 Canadian Pacific sold
as low as it did yesterday. But then.
even with a panic in progress, the
yield to the purchaser was only
43 per cent, because the divi-
dend rate was 7. Now the dividend
rate is 10 per cent and the yield is T.
If the stock were TO sell on the same
income basis now as it did in the worst
days of 1907 the price would have to
be 23215. Actually IL is nearly 100
points lower. Making allowances for
the change in the price OF capital and
the depression that has hit all rail
road stocks. as well as for foreign
selling of the shares. it is evident that
Canadian is either abnormally cheap,
compared with other railroad issues. or
that reduction of its dividend rate
is being discounted in the market. The
latter seem the more probable, be-
cause in the eleven months of its latest
fiscal year that ended with May. net
earnings were Ss,l93,7 0S behind what
they were a year ago. The balance 10
surplus after dividends last year was
SlO,936,12i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-23

Assuming, as most people in the
financial district did yesterday, that the
press reports made an accurate fore
cast, it would be impossible 10 make
a satisfactory answer to the question,
What does Wall Street think of the
Presidents note? All along the Street
has taken the attitude that there would
be no war, whatever happened. Appar-
entity IL has not deviated from that po-
sition now. Speaking of the note yes
terday, many said that it was we'll with
in the bounds of probability, that u
would be followed by a breaking on
OF diplomatic relations with Germany,
the feeling being widespread that Ger
MANY would not give up altogether the
right she claims land in the Nebraskan
analogy reafirmed) to sink enemy mer-
chant vessels without warning. To the
question What will happen If diploo-
matte relations are severed and Ameri-
cans lose their lives in some suose-
ouent German attack on, say, British
merchant vessel? Wall Street.-The wall
Street that speculates and VII not De
disturbed in its business-stlll returns
! that answer of it's regular formula !:
"Tbere will be no war" The wish that
| ia father to the thought insists upon
/ obedience in its offspring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-23
Sales in Auction Room.


BY Joseph r. Dag.
7rp Av 32s 3s2. s. 492 10Th g. ~ 7r9g 81
"a 7rlOO Z. three ( sty bidSs; " WarDHrs 81 a.
AZ q w Tubbs et al Stroock ;, Aitys'
Dsr,inz ref due. $ll9.0s2 u axes, etc" 90
rs o. 20 the plaintiff for $40 900 $1,000, -,
t73n ST 4lt r. s. ~ lst Az -3AlVV.ll "
sfy Ienfnt and stores Eleanor lie Roy %st II
~ Am,co 81 Al. Bowers & :. attys y NJ l. rms.
ref due. N!IiO-O. taxes etc. Ss5''of' 10 '"o
plaintiff Tor Sllj00. ...-t,-, a.,
uiTH ST. jl7-523 W s. 275 Amsterdam az
ii 66riSo sty tenmt. g Chisholm e, al.
t1istses. AIT \ Rosenberg ct al. trustees ,bo"
avs. strong. ref due. slgs.-
M =. tares, 81. $40. TO the plainih Tor WV
By Henry Brady.
3orp ST. 7 ms 1914 5th av q 5i'!. .
~ dwlz. ! W sterling AIT W oBncn e. "a
500 ~, taxes. etc. s2.372i7. adjourned 10 Aus o
By Herbert A sherman
7ru Az 2o-. 200 5. Tsl 2sth st. %. iIjj =
~ = 'tvo Z .ty tennis and stores and Two '
~ tsrrats. & y Lee. ext agt 2sth ;, ant ~
Az Reaiiy co et al. c orr, auy u Jump
fsf. due, So. SO -. taxes. etc |'J-.Jo. al
joufned 10 Aug ~
By Samuel Marx.
es1u ct 2t3 z. n ; rs lst AZ. 25Hl02 :. >
% -, Ienmt and stores: J ReEns0ers et a. 4fs
Dora IaArson et a. " Sulz1efsef any Al
Gob@n ref. due. s3.3jS2 taxes. ETC. 400 " .
sub 70 Isi mtg Of SIS 900. 10 ii 'A1"e' 'o'
-lG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-23
r.. & O.'s Good Year.

In the year just ended the Baltimore
& Ohio, through heavy reduction IN
its operating charges, entirely onset
a decrease Of S7,34S,213 in operating
revenue and brought itself through with
q gain in net operating expenses of 3d.
100 .66s. AS a result there was enough
Of a balance available for dividends
To enable the company to pay back
what i had borrowed from accumulated
surplus to exc out the first half year
dividend. to pay the second half years
distribution and leave for the surplus
account more than s650,0OO besides.
The years decrease in expenses was
s1O.477.s8l. and at first sight it must
seem as though the road had pared
from its costs of operation more than
prudence would allow. But when it is
noted that in the previous year there
had been an addition of s2,ll2,OOO to
operating charges, incident to the 1913
floods. the reduction in this years costs
is not so remarkable. 1t is brought
down, in fact, to s8.355.S8l. of which
s5.730.925 is accounted for by conduct
of transportation. Sl,147,l66 by mainte-
nance of equipment and $l.320,8O9 de
Quoting the extraordinary charge OF
s2I12,OO0 from this item by mainte-
nance Of way and structure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-23
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New Iors July %. 1915.


,NAEAT-A tood absorbing demand developed N
~ she4i Usfke' Gud While the rehthei Wa 'cs.'
- tuteslng operations and the Souihne"
ts'lE Wheat more ireely for cary shipihon,' OnvI
. seie readNJ taken and after te7erlsh pii'o
s-,af,i both Ways the market closed steady AZ &c
~ use.lne 70 NC advance. Sentiment Was onutu;
- Vile 80 seems reasonably sure that nbefs
~ ,'snsll can ue eIpected within me neit NeehI q,
Is hso believed that the wheat VII be wanted u
y el4liiy s. W % requirements. Harvesting op-
gtloos we're said 20 he progressing rapidly over
II Winter wheat belt and cash premiums IN the
r.,gyi hefe lover. il some cases a. muCh As tVc =
,-sL The movement Vas again small. however
-, vpHatof5 were tmid about taking an tssIes-
~. VAL on Tie selling side until thefe h lnoIe
49,. Or actual whea. on the market. Exporter,
49, eAh buying but while there we're Inmots %
- ~ one hSf 90 . million bushels iull con
,.-.lol Sas lacking. and some authorities eI .
.,,l ne belief that the extreme figures were ei
,s,ttlslons Broomhall cahled that u IS becoming
arp, Ia, ua importing countries VIZ fesIn s 10
thount o. wheat than expected. onlht 70
III 'tgiso.e harvesting weather. and that AmeiicA
s-,Ss called upon 10 take care OF most oi us
a.. sli Reports on the spring wheat crop were
90 itrofsble and Il was the general impression
III ~ Increased yield IN the spring wheat siAtes
So. 'is than make up for any water loss m the
4 \. wheat states There we're sCBae intmAuohs
49,, existence q rust. however. IN The sprinS
q. Ssies. and the crop there has not yet passed
IA s.st period. In the local cash mafket new
:. Esd winter wheat was quoted a. 81 .lt 1nd
IA 20 hard a. $ll9. c New York; NO
oogSyyuih. $lloh. Buffalo. IT,
tsstnSN-ihe corn market Was firm. with quie
A. covering. owing 70 the Light stocks OF oiu
49, d strength in The cash position FAVORABLE
4 ~ over the belt with improved crop sduces
,t,s'Hr as The early declAe IN wheat. caused a
Z, - etoack during tho forenoon but late IN me
u 49, market was hTm. closing Al the top WIN
"A 49, OF 1.PlAc. cargo Of Argentine corn
"a NE local market Of 73c. No yellow corn
e,SxsSed IN the local spot market at Sic. prompt
s%Sis-Ths weather in the West was favorable
pes- hew oats crop. but after slight decline
~, ..niled with corn and on unconhfmed ru-
u ~, export demand. closing &c net decline 10
g,ss.uee. The local cash market was STEADY.
sn.'l quoted al G3c. No white Al 6Skc, No 8
Was No white a. e2e. isney enpyea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-23

lower; heau.s. t74oaT.5o: heavv Workers. 5000
IS 10. light Workers and pigs. s. goa 2j. SHEEP
and LAMBS-Recelpts. 300 higher top sheep. $685.
top lambs. 1895. CALYES-Recepts. 100. higher:
top. tll
East Buffalo. July 22-CATTTE-Receipts. 200
head; dull. NEAI.S-Receipts. 100 head active. %;
higher at $4j0asll. HOGS-Receipts. 900 head
slow, steady 70 Sc lower: heavy. N.5oGN 80:
mixed. $50 $50: Workers and pigs. IS l0ass?0
roushs. SIS 25 q $3.50: stays s5@s55O. SHEEP and
LAlfBs-Receipt'. 400 head; active: sheep steady:
lambs. 25c higher: lambs. tjGt97j. yearl!ngs.
H5OaS; wethers, t6.25@t65O: ewes, 33Gs6.
''' Cincinnati. july 9?.-HoGs-Receip,s 5000:
higher: packers and butchers. s7.ioas7S 80: common
to choice. s5.25SS6j0: pigs and lights. $3.50
$Slj. CATTLE-Receipts 300: steady; calves
strong SHEEP-Receipts 1900 steady: lambs
active al $500 SS.7j.
Kansas city. July % HOGs-Rereipts. $500;
steady: bulk. 81 l0dt7.3 s.; heavy S@N.30 pack
ers and butchers 81 100 s. 40: light. 81 l0GS 80
PIGS. S7aS7 %. CATTLE--Recei 5000: steady
prime fed steers 80 - @ 5000: dressed beef steers
.s5oa:s7j: southern steer 81 ssSjs q; cow.
ers $500 30. bulls. S57jaSi calves. s66
tl050 SliEEP-Hecelpts. 3 900 higher; lambs
795ds77J: yearlings. $6.2jdt725; wethers. $50
1915 ewes. fj.5OGS6j0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-23
TOPICS OF THE DAY
in WALL STREET
Feverish Trading Taxes
Agility and Nerve of
Spectators.
STOCK MARKET FAILS
TO ARRIVE ANYWHERE
Cuban.American Sugar Is tie
Newest COunter-B. & O.'S
Cut in Expenses.

Without the stock markets getting
anywhere in particular yesterday, there
was excitement enough in the trading
for the specializing community. One
broker, whose nimbleness of mind was
under severe strain, said that the
trading was more feverish than it had
been for long time; tina: experience
went for less than freshness" nerve"
enterprise" or whateves else one
chose to call the quality that permit
ted the making of commitments in a
market that was here one minute and
gone the next. Broadly speaking, the
market was simply an affair of blind
speculation, made or unmade by the
following that could be built up for a
particular stock. Gambling was the
name that many applied to the dealings
in some of the war issues. it would
have been a compliment to attach that
| label to some Of the other trading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-23
BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS.

The local market FOR refined sugar was quiet
win uile pe,g business reported, while whIfaW"is
on old contract we're only molerste Prices Meie
inrbaured on the basis Of .lOc for me me
following are list FTicCs VI the American sugar re
6ning Company. CRYSTAL domino tablets, cases -.I9
cartons hall size full size tablets. s.lOc ana
q zoe ln - cases do cases J-lh cartons. iuli SIC
tablets S 6Oc and zoe IN q cases. easle iS5!e's
zoe: cut loaf. 7.00c; crushed. b9Oc' Inou!u a
s sjc. cubes and eagle coniecuoncrS grSnuIalcu'
35c. XXXX powdered. 2jc and 6f5c III con
taluers 25-lb bulk. eagle J-lo bags poWdeIed.
q lJc. powdered and coarse powdered Ahd tssc
coarse granuated. soc. fruit powdered ana csc
etfrs tue graduated. 6.l0c; domino grAuiA'eu
cases 81 aud BIB cartons. t.4Oc ana Quo IN
A. cases. eagle 2 81 and J.lb cartons nne srShu-
lated soc; 2-lb Oags do. 6 soc; ~ ID baSs GO
! Ssc. 5-lb bags do 6.30c: lob bags do. 0-oe
~ and 5O-lb bags do aud standard gfahu!SIed'
& lie: nne gTanulAted and diamond A, olOc, con
fectioncrs' A. 5000: No l. J.Sjc; No ?. Js0c: no
q 5f5c; No T. 57Oc. No 3. 565c: No ., 5tVc
No Z 555c: No 5, 5.50c. No .. 543ci No ~;
9oc: No H. 53jc: No u. $500: Nos IS. IA and
10. 5.25c. =, - ,o..i
There was no business reported In the local
market for raw sugar aud the tone was heaU. IN
the absence Of business prices were quoted nomlh
AZ 4 $50 for centrifugal 40Gc for molssses and
3 is.l6c for Cubas. cost and freight. .
SUGAR FUTURES. Futures opened quiet,
points higher 70 points lower on nrst sales Of
zoo tons Right after the call the market nrned
tp a little and prices gained few points. hui Al
midday reports Of weaker spot markets started a
iIesb wave o. liquidation aud seIliDs became cute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-23
Orduna May Be the Test.

OF the Orduna, of all ships, leaving
the United States for England with a
heavy cargo of munitions Of war
and with about 200 passengers on
board, several of whom are Amer
lean citizens, the next week is likely
TO see some grave anxieties in the
financial district, if not elsewhere. Be:
fore the Orduna arrives in England
Germany will have had time to digest
a note which the forecasts indicate
will not be too easy to swallow. Seem
ingly, then, a great deal will depend
upon what happens to the Orduna. So.
at least, it was thought in the financial
district yesterday. Conceivably some
thing might occur before the Orduna
arrives in the submarine zone. but
there was belief yesterday that it
was that vessel which was to supply
a test for which the country was wait
ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-23
Cuban-American's Whirl.

Cuban-American Sugar paid of Ia
per cent of the accumulation OF Z per
cent in dividends on the preferred
stock when the regular preferred divi-
dend was declared In May of this year.
That left it with only s4l4,6S7 OF ar
rears to meet before it could begin to
consider paying dividends on the com.
mon stock. That in itself is no great
handicap, and It is an undoubted, fact
that the company is earning very large
per cent in the current year over and
above its preferred dividends: behehting
greatly by the purchases Of sugar by
the Allies in this country. But that Is
hardly an excuse for running the stock
up, as it was yesterday, from lO3at
where il closed on Wednesday, to l25.
At that price it was nearly 90 points
above the low figure of early. in the
year. More than third of the gain
was made in two days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-23

COFFEE CABLEs-Rie-No T. up Is reis At
'oo6 bags stock 335 900 bags Santos-No u,-
changed at $500 receipts. 1000 bass sicch
600 bags against 5000 year ago and 81 O00 Two
years ago sac Paulo had 65 900. against 00S
and 5000 and JundiEhy $1,000 against 5000
and 81 coo bags respectively. Cleared from no
INV 2e the Sc Rio Blsuco. with 1000 bags ioT
New Orleans. and the Minas Gefaes. with tVVV
b.Rs for New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-23
sEABoARD cLEARANcEs
FLOUR AND MEAL.

holiday spirit prevailed in the -four market
yesterdsy as tbe New York Flour Club went on
its annual outing 10 Manhattan Beach and the
DAYS busineys I'm the form Of moderate jobbing
operations The following prices. IN wood. are
quoted on the New York Produce Exchange Spring
patents So 500 $40. spring clears. So loo s. 81 :
winter patents s. 60d$ jS5. winter strSghts. 1856
@s5.jO: extra No ! winters. sjl0@ SIS. extra
No winters. si.909S5 Kansas straights. 200
S7s5 RYE FLOUR-Stesdy. fair TO good. s..
g,5SO; choice to fancy. $5.Sj@S6. CoRNMEAI-
Firm kiln dried SAP. BAG MEAL-firm; me
81 g. FEED--WesieTn steady. bran. l0o-lb sacks
s24 So: standard middllnE. do. 500; -four mid
city steady: bran. bulk. 50: l00-lb sacks 50
heavy middling. $2s 80. -four middling do so; red
dog -four. l40-lb sacks. $50. oilmeaL S352J@s3j.JO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-23

The market for hog products was weak. pork
selling at new low records. while lard declined n
tle previous low point Of the season under heary
general selling The improved cash trade reported
on Wednesday could not be confirmed and IN.
seemed TO start a nqudating movement on the part
Of recent buyers and prices into stop loss or
ders There was a partial rally at the close. but
the undertone was easy Receipts o. hogs at CHI
Kansas city received $500 and Omaha 200
PORK steady; mess. slSesls 20: family. s2lss22
short clear, si9a 30 BEEF quiet; mess. tlSG
SIS 30: family, sl9GS2lJo. packet .lS.jOgSlo
eItra india mess sSlS*S2 DRESSED SSd p HOGS HOG
I4O H. II2,c. pigs ike CUT MEATS-Pickled
bellies steady 10 ID. il. a l5c; u n, iihc: u
H. l3c: picked hams steady. lia9 i5tc tai
i7.a6jlc LARD. $50. Middle West. 5000 loc
city lard easy, 7te7he refined dun Continent snt
compound dull 7@7tc STEAKINE steady: Cleo
SIC: city lard. steanne. CSC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. July p. 1918.
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts TO-DAY. 27Is bags beans. Market weak
Or Tor r-s beans. lob1ing sales being s5.l0gb II:
c.rosd lots have been sold f1r les. All other
varieties held about as Of late. lut trade quiet
EIpor,ers arc taxing few red kidney a. -
e. al Marrow choice 100 To. 500 = s.. %
MEDIUM. choice s5.-0ss575. pea. choire. S5Q5f
e. ii. red sidney ch0ice. 81 l5rs6z 20 white Ad
rsv g. 40af7 So yellow eve 81 80 s.. BLACK tuLtle
.Sgp 81 75as5: lima. Cal j@sj.lo TEAS
scotch. sia>il0. ,x,-o
p.,.frts TO-DAY. SIS pkEs. Market held STEADY
-, In, the highest Grades OF oreamery largely
Ssrsuss on tie reduced supply - such srrai
Jr1I M tue butter g. rlAAi-S OF IH 4'sl'S 49,
,. r.,-t.t 4 heavily supplied with secondary
r-.f.. These SIN f47yr The buyer. Crelmsf, q
if.s l9s sco.el. ?sae. hsesF Scoring -s-'' .''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-23

The sharp break IA the lard market ts well az
the decline IN cotton. had q depressing Influence OF
he cottonseed oil market but the volume Of selling
was not particularly heavy and price changes were
small Crude oil Lot being pressed
Tor sale and IL was thought that the technical posi-
ton Of the market has been materially siren gtheued
recently By the heavy liquidation which has taken
place. Range Of prices
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COFFEE.

The local coffee market was again dun and feat
ureess and. after opening unchanged 10 points
higher on hTmness IN Brazil. prices essied on III
the absence OF demand, and at the close n the day
were 10 ; points net lower The total days bust
ness amounted TO only $3.50 bags. Traders we're
still VeU apsthetic and 1t seemed 10 be me gen
erdl Impression that IN the absence OF some i'm
port Ant development abroad little activity IS to he
expected until tho Towering period for the new
crop which will give the trade some idea as 20
the prospects for the nett crop. Cost and freight
offers from Brazil while slightly above prices re-
Gently accepted on bids we're lower than Wednes-
day's orers Santos 3s being quoted at ssOc. -
al 9l0a9 35c. Is and IS al 9.25c IS and rs Al
< zoe and Rio Is al Csc The local spot market
was quiet but unchanged. with Rio Is quoted al
Range Of prices.
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white at s3l4 @65lzc and ordinary clipped white at
GU a &c. all elevator.
RYE-Market quiet No 2 Western new, 3l0s
New York, export
BARLEY-Market steady: feeding. &c. 1
Buffalo: mailing nc. 1 Z Buffalo.
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NAVAL STORES.

A slightly easter tone prevailed IN the local tur-
pentiue market following the decline at the South
aud trading was only fair Rosin was steady and
unchanged Tar quiet al recent prices. We quote
SPIRITS TURPENTlSE. machine bbls. i2i2c. TAR
-Refort and Kiln, 525ajj0c. HOSIN--CoTnmon
to good strained. 25c; b. 3i5e q. $3.50. L. $500;
IT. SOC: y, 5.f5c: q. 675c and w w. 6.s5c
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So GOLD NOTES

general. catching stop orders on the decne. The
market closed easy. unchanged 10 a decline OF
points. with total sales Of 1880 tons. Range Of
prices:
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