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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
CHICAGO PRICES.
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

Duluth June Iy--wHEAT--,N?o l hard sl225 y.
s. lFi. o&l2lt; July. $llSA, 49,,
SulG sukee. June lI.-WhEAI-,NNo, ! Northern l'
ti.oas. CoRN-No yellow, .5t a '5i2c: July.
Ninrelrl.s. June l1.-EHEAr..--No hard,
81 2aa,. 80 ! Northern. 81 -0i s. 29% No ?
northern 81 49,, eSlo5A. July $llSh. CORN
So yelirw 72f-2',c OATS-No white. 45'.9
4ttr flour and BRAN-Juehaugel.
F.rsdr'pl.a. June -WHEAr-Lower; No 2
rel carlais export, sl20&N y,5; No ! Northern northern
local 3aSsiac. steamer. No ? ye.loS. s-&s-.2
r..g.I5 .u2s l7-wHEAT-Cash. $Ilsla; July,
81 0iia; september. 81 o43. CL0yERs,EEiIp-Pn,TT
cash s.. October s. A. p December. > T. "a Al
GIIyi.. Prime cash and August s. 20 TIMOTHY
Prime cash $40. September $3.50 December
s.. louis. June l7.-wHEAT-No ? rel. Sll3;
y, harl nominal; Ju.y. 9s'tc. (oHN Us :,
81 llAe 10 white; 4e Sjr JgaIyr t!,.e hard
81 i4asl 20: 80 red. S.lOa>llL C0RN-No
: m'1eI, 7s-.c; No white. IA l5c; NO yei55
low 7=E.c OATS-No white. i]c; No Z
mixed. 40A 843c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18

On Sa.urd.v Of last week Federal
Y,ing Smelling jumped 20 points, 20
Eora volume Of business amounting
o only $500 shares. 1aler u rctreatcd
70 q. but even 81 that showed & gam
ir the week Of "a points. This week
b has moved o the opposite direction,
40 although the metal business is stun
Furnishing, j. touched So Yesterday
I'd closed only fraction higher. Fed
,nl Mining is not the only issue that
las been treated with the galvanlc bat
TN, but It's movements have been rela.
lively more spectacular than those OF
lsns other stocks. As an example OF
ns sort Of thing that has been making
re judicious spend rather more time
Tan usual rrioving the gyratlons are
asgeyer, typical.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
JUNE Il.
Manhattan.

Drewes II FL Jare,: April II, 1915. AlS p
Fried. WI Lang. April a. 1915. Sji3 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
n,lposIrInY CONFIRMED.

er,,oS EIEIN-Iudgs Hand confirmed oon-
,osi,;11 Of simon Klein. clothing manu- -cturer AZ
nd Houston st. with creditors al 20 eehS OF
hs dollar Liabilities were s-e''9o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
BUSINESS REVERSES
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS

: ANTooN & Co--Sa.eem An.oon and Touae
KL1Try Is AntOOn Col, dealers IN faces a4lu
9Is,ai goods At " b'S-aHaa 3Sde Btos S570
y 5 MaI10k SIG aud Imperial Manufacturing
'Y n A. McCAFFERTY Co. INC -Elecirotypers at
III p 2sth g. Petition fcd by Columbia Smet
l1s aHd Heaang Wors {to; P,ssgTsA WI" siS
Tie company made an assignment On " elAeSn@y'
Liabilities are SO 900, aud assets 50 300. $500
JOSEPH KIKCHEh iocksmith and electrlclA az a,
AZ no W sam ST.. aled petition with Liabilities OF
81 $50. and assets Of Slg3 !u stocks and accounts
BANKRUPTCY SCHEDULES.
RICHARD 5 PEALE. of 22j Firm az PRESIDENT
Of the Americana Company; SclehuEs Ains IN al
ciatl6n Ged schedules showing Liabilities OF sooi
"a o. which S99.lSi are secured and nomlnA a.
; tss nv The companies IN which he was ~
tcre,teI The assets consist %: reA! esi1e SI5ovyy
notes sl7s75 books and plates S5'Iot C,sS in
S2s34I9. shares OF stock. Saso.oiO' ana caSh III
TIE real estate comprises hall interest IN ,s tSo
Mount Vernon National Bank Building. s5y'-.22S9
property al 18th and state SIS Chlc2so s'l5Oo.
and Fsirueg lots. Chicago. $1,000 Inc a;Iyl w
Ir,,r ' ne The shares Of stock are Scientific
American Compiling BsP1tm1en OnsT L 6,bs5s
secured. n Y Life Insurance aud Trust %.
81 4o5. Bank oi America. SOL Bank OF me
;lS "a i97, American National Bank. Richmond.
Va S26.O33: Atlantic National Bans' iIoyloeAAsss e.
$40 jsg. Continental and Commercial b4iE; Inl-
eago. SASS. and Central Trust Co. Chicago
"nilAvEL1N Co nc. Of % ". Houston st. Med
sctriIies showing liabilities SeO72 and Sseis
z a. cousisting Of stock 81 900, mscEl.e5 aug
fixtures. 81 800. accounts. t45t. notes 40 anu
50 All 81 REDBoRD. grocer and dslicaiessen. At
iz49 81 NichoIaa az died assignment. schedl.eq
showing liabilities S2,2lo nomlHA- assets ''oV' anu
sctuai assets. Ijl7.
COMPOSITION CONFIRMED.
SIMON KLEIN-Iudgs Hand confirmed coz.
,osi,;1n OF simon Kein. clothing manu- -cturer AZ
s6s L Houston st.. with cfclt0Is a. - '''~ Va
IN, dollar Liabilities were sAo.39O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
THE METAL MARKET.

The local street market for copper vas steady
with electrolytc quoted a. ~ : s2ohc. In London
COPPER closed az fk3 s. Tor Standard spot. asa s.
~ futures and fe6 l05 FOR oieciroytlc spot TIN
quiet. New York SPOT the New YORK Metal *
change. stl bid IN seton lots. In London Tn
closed a; flgs for standard SPOT and Eit5 l3s for
futures with sales q 90 tons SPOT and ~ tons
futures LEAD weak. New Nork spot. q 2ic asked.
aud Fast - Louis. O. asked TIE American smeit-
inr and Refining Company reduced the price Of
shipment lead from &c % z. use On 50-ton lots.
London lead spot. f25 Us 90. sPLLrEB nom
NAL Loadon speltef. SPOT fllo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
New Wabash Plan.

The protective committees repre-
senting the first and second mort
gage bonds Of the Wabssh-Plttsburgh
Terminal Railway Company nave
agreed upon a tentative reorganlza-
ton plan which provides for a so per
cent assessment on the first mortgage
issue, Of which the amount outstanding
is $50, 236,000. The status Of the sec
ond mortgage bonds remains to be de-
eided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
NEW PLANT FOR SHELLS
100000 Building will Help In
crease War Output.

South Bethlehem, Pa, June lin
order more quickly TO manufacture
shrapnel shells for England, Charles
NJ. schwab announced to-day that he
would start building at once another
$50, 900 she'll loading plant.
This will make the third plant OF THIS
kind here. It is believed Mr.. Schwao
has spent nearly 100000 in building
new plants and machinery TO produce
war material. About 5000 persons are
engaged at the local plant on war ma
terial and the daily output is now TO-
900 shrapnel shells, besides other mu-
nitions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. June II. 1915.
GRAIN.

WHAT IN. .,,,,,t. ~ r,,,o,. IN -.vs,d IN
i"' N''.'''0 VI i'''p' ~
making purchases Of new crop wheat IN America
- rousi-g o s,es, 9o.l n, co,cs-, sr,rrg grain
operators az present as not only has ue ''in""u
completely disappeared. but there have been heavy
cancellations Of contracts for August September
shipment made early b. the season al much higher
prices than prevail az present This absence u
demand coming r. a time when the new crop har-
vest Is getting underway and when the country is
selling against new crop supplies Is the principal
reason for the recent almost perpendicular drop ~
goo a BUSH. ia the price OF wheat. Conditions
have no, changed and al one time to-day the market
sold within '. q. 10 az the previous l.w record
~ The season although toward he close there was
sufficient covering 10 bring about rally. aud final
quotations were Sc De, lower 10 ~ higher July
Is losing rs premium 0yo- September and reflects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
Sales in Auction Rooms.

Al lt Vesey ST.;
BY James L. Wells.
MADISON Az. l6i4-l8s6 " 8 i3ll HON 81
3Srl00 sly tenmt ScesiQr say ga3E q tls
city 81 y AT II R0senthal e. al: y QUICK.
s.,y. L : Burcharf ref. due $40 422.S7l taxes.
etc sSli O5. 20 the defendant for sSs.00o
Al the Bronx Exchange;
BY Joseph p Day.
I3sTH ST. 2a7 Z. s. $50 Lincoln sN 2ozlo2,
3 sty tenmt and store, Rosana Scanlon at
Bloch et al. R0sen & p. attyss Edelson. rsti
due. sl49S3J5 taxes. etc, 5000; TO tho PLAIN
Tin f0r $4,000
LINTON Az. 72I. vs.. 1917 i5sth 81. 25Es2 sS
% 2rGsT 1 sly tenmt. Ruscher AC J
Marlin Ell al: II Friedmann. atty; d Dowins
ref: due. Sl2527S1; taxes. ETC. &9I: 70 mo PLAIN
tin Tor 50 QUO.
By James J. Donovan.
EAsTcHEsTER ROAD. n $. i2s Walker sn ~
1856 2x9 3. vacant. also 80.
% 5x75Hl32l 4. vacant: also ..o
ovERiNG ST. cor Walker Az LOG 6IllsI
ga vacant: " Ganly az, Cecilia Brsnnsn
Ct al J Kadel. atty. Frees. re,. cue 80"
7T226 taxes. etc. tI.ioo: 10 w II Jen1a Tor
client Tor $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
q, N. sane time long, in July we're disposed %
liqIila'e. Range ~ prices


Hog products were steady az the start IN sym
patty with rrmcr hog markets. but during the day
hnA prices lost the early advance although closing
about s.cad} he,cuS q hog, q Chicago were
1900. estimated iur Friday. 1900: Kansas City
mess !lE'O4tl0. family. !2l@ ,23. shor, clear
SO 20" 81 .BEEF-Easy: ness tlg1Sls So;
India mess, {3laf32 DRESSED IiOGs-steady,
hacons. l0Ac, $50 lhs. Iosc. 100 lh,. lie 40
pa, Nkc. pigs, ny. cut MEATs-Plcklei
l2hc. picked hams steady 1874 alir TAILow-
qu.s,: Ieriai 6hci city. 'Nc: country. -. tGtc
easy. SIC. refined lard quiet. south America
ln5oc. Continent - Csc: Brazil. kegs. II SOC.
compound quiet. "a d7'sc. STEAIINE-Barely
steady cleo SE9Sh.c. city lard steanne. lOtc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
100000 Brooklyn Sale.

Samuel Galikla sold hieen one-fLmlly bhck houses
on 4 DO, s50rl0O feet 4, 5ll % 51s T7th st. 'or
Charles n Louis % : Manhattan speculktoT. Tie
dwellings were valued AZ 500. 900.
r. j. s'3r1A s1lI for c NJ C. Fulton the plot,
40Il00 feet 90 the south side o. ESD st. 900 feet
West ~ liih az
A Roth purchased from the Menken KrAus Realty
and C0us,ructou Co the Tires story dwelling 3l9
South 9Th S. joseph MotIger negotiated the sale
Paul M-GolLhck bought nom the Bond Con-
struction Cooperation 1918. 1918. 1911 and 1913
Eastern PsrkWay two four story Apartment houses.
tory suites lust erected a plot ll2I
1 COX IRREGULAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
COFFEE


The July premium over the later postons In me
coffee market was further w!deacd yesterday ana
Switches were made from july 20 next March on an
oven basis shorts iu July were nervous and IN
c,Incl q, cover while Longs we're very lndlHereht
about making sales. The frmness In The near
position hsd a stimulating Influence on te e.u.e
h., "a an tII. close o. the day values were ! ~
10 points net higher. TOTAL sales Tor tie day were
70 200 bags RIO exchange ou London was LEA
higher. and as a result ui The LcNud, Hu,.ldu"I5
ir exchange there were comparatively Few cost ana
freight offer received from Brazil. while nose
which lld arrive were about unchanged from those u
wednesday Tie demand from consumers was 10Y
active mt Il was said that sales q ne" crop coIee
hags Hr-clrts were again moderate. and the ialliS
on In the movement at this time when ne" .r,p
coffee IS generally beginning 20 move was believer u
statistical position IS looked upon a. strong ,LruI
lu tse market especially as 10 is thought thal we
stocks IN Europe are much smaller u!ah HA'o O'7"
ne local spot market was quiet but firm. with
rL. :. nlntl-l L nc RauEe " prov.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18

ALIyE-s0me ~ freight cars on tracks. Of which
20 we're uu.0aded DEESSED-Frcsh Al.ol iced
fowls are selling slowly. bur Ges;rauls grades he'd
about steady tt EkEIS-Ffesh iced. hens and
toms miIsd. %. lC"ltC. toms. lh. l5c. Chlth-
ENS-Fr-h bT0ileTs. Phila. l. ! and X !. : 10 20
pair lb Soc Penn = ID % pair ESQ 2Gc. nearby
SQUAD. pair. 80 coo. Va milk fed. 2, Id 70 pair.
.Sr. other southern milk fel. 5. III 10 pair. ->c
Western dg picked. = ID. 2i92ic. scA4ed = D..
23dg4c. FOWLS. ~ % DO. dy packed. Western
bJ1Cs 90 Ne and over 90 doz dry picked l>r.
under 30 lis 10 doz l4i4 l5c, bbs. iced Western.
dry picked 8 lbs and over lie; lie and under.
44iIc. Southern Indiana and Illinois DO; lgiz'.
Southern and Southwestern. average. best Joe llg.
small 4@l-c. old cocks. ID. II q l-c: DUCKLiNGS.
/ and Penn ID. lie; SQUADS. prime white
10 lbs 90 doz dor. s. 30. dark. d0z. Sl-5aSl. 50.
Frozen--Tt RKEYS. Western. small boxes ay
picked selected young hens. Ole. toms. pie. hos.
dry picked selected young hens zoe, toms, zoo &c.
young hens aud toms. lJo zoe; average. best. lSc.
BEOiLEHS. r. 70 box. milk FED fancy, 1874 lbs
to do. 27q2Sc. corn fed. 1874 us. 2Gc prime.
Is So is 22c. CHICKENS. y 20 boz, soft meated.
milk fed. 81 SO lrs 70 dog. Zoe' 90 us and over
over zoe: FOWLS. u 10 box Western boxes. go
lis and over 10 d0z, dry picked. lsci under 90 !ls
10 dor l4Lc; old ROSTERS. l2s l2Rc. DUCKS.
Ohio and Mich. fancy. l59l5Ac. other WesieIn
fancy l5r, GEESE Ohio and Mich. fancy. l2s &c .
other Western fancy. l-c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCGs.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Asa. from a moderate i0hhlrg trade 10 al
absolute requirement. the four market ruled dun
with prices barely G-sas 40 the recent decline.
S. 70. winter patents. $ 9o''l D.. Winter
stra,rits $50 $3.50. extra No J winters. tjiod
ftratghts s. S1rS6. falcy spring patents. !o5bing
lots. &7C5oE1 90. RYE fLOJ R-Stealy; iaiT 70
T0EvNIT iI,T.rm. Kiln dried s. Co. BAG MEAL
Firm fno white and yellow. Sl7ooEl7'. coarse.
s. coo SlC5 TEED-WeSte!u Qulci. Iran. l.o-lo
middugs do. So. red dog -four. l4O-.h sacks, ga
city steady. bran. bulk. 81 g': l1o-lh s9chs.
d. So 30. rel d5s -four l4o-lb sarlS. $50. ci
meal so EnuSg2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
SUGAR.

There was little more actidty in ne va" way ,e Of
,v,ibdraValS on old contract IN the maraet ioi re-
gned sugar. but new business was SUI gl, ~
p,jces were unchanged. all rchners listing on VIC
basis Of 6lOc for fac. Crystal don!l"9S1,io 80
on cartons half OF full size pieces. y I've ~
%, i'm - cases. do cases. 5-lb cartons e.oVc az
Ia In 4 cases. Eagle tablets. 900. Guy !oAi.
g crushed soc: Mould A. Q j5c4 cube an E1sie
IoIferfirncrs' graduated tS5c. AANN poHI,,lI,H
ca5r and 7sc in containers. - ID uulh. LSs.o
tsgs r1wdcrcd Sc powdered and coarse po~aeIed
- faFlc coarse graIulated 6ZOc. i1lt poSuei i
and TSris me granu,aed Iig g,c,. a'n t5S
I'd Soc IN y cases: Eagle 2. 81 and 10 f .1r
tons me 81 Az 4 s5c 5-lb bags do. 6SOc. lO-lb
Ssg. DO Z 25s. % and 30 % bags DO and siandaid
s-'rulated. 6l5c. fine Eranulaed and D!smo.l a .
3 ioc. roniec,iouers A. &C.. No J. ', rs. No &
fGt No 7 5S5c: No s. 500. No Q. 45c; 70
10. toc. 80 u. 535c: No y. 3Soe. nos 10 -
Tbsys vas no change IN the local market iof i1 N
sugar. but trading vas little noie 6 sSu ". N
a. business amounting 70 stout $1,000 eAs' ~ ~
C1ia. in port ahoat and prompt shpne.,' -
a." r. 4 4 equal H. 4 500 for cenuiiugal AZ ".
clo,t feinsrs were wiling 10 buy Az 9neiiass3 ~
r,cyaiiing levels but holders we're not lneths,l
~, 49, more AZ that basis. and the market cIos,n
e. Al zone Centrifugal was quoted a. f''1'
r6Iasses re snd CubAs. cost ana freight -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
Exchange Seat az $4,000.

S.oetS sS Sne Of $4,000 in the price Of
ys,ts,s Exchange seats was recorded
he ,y "hen 10 was announced that
Baso- '1iunl11ershlp Of the late Daniel
]. mao oeon transferred 20 Alfred
cd tb 49, Tor $4,000, as against $685.
' last previous sale on April "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

sLAcKwELLs ISLAND. south end FOR sly
storage bldg 3OI5o city. owner: II Honeck
architect. cost, LOW
picture theatre. stores and Ofi.es. William Wal
dor Aston owner: A Weiss. 40 Avenue A lesseC !.
] Fisher IS Avenue A. architect, cost. SO. 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
reported -. 49,, g., nth
- - - - -. - MIC

.sSS5' .,cSSngs. i2zd. OF l-32d, receipts, 1000
nsg- stock 5i7 900 BAGS. santos 10 unclaimed 5S1
A. $500. receipts 5000 bags. stock, 80. ooy u.s.
H,..iuts Al he two ports were lo,JOO, Agai..AL
o. soO iss, year and 20 900 Two years ago. sac sac
p.uIo lad IL 900. against 1900 and zoo9V. ana
Jundlshy. 5000 against li.ooO ana -'.VV' o~"''
,..f.rfiyflg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
RECORDED JUDGMENTS.
JUNE II.
Manhattan.

Tn. following Ndsnen,s were hled yesterday '''
rg,t name being that OF inc ueO'o'' .
p,,,.tt. George and sAmue!-F Calm. so "a
pgrdaEe Asa r. presi-J slsgeL. t,'sS5 IA
R5gsry savings BANK I AcheahA' e. Ia -
brown Weiss Resltles-l u S9nea, ;56fs 20
Hersen AAl'i1np Sr,iih n al costs 3i)7 80
-, RAM Inr-s NJ Hitchcock. .NL42y
80 az ~ W smith lac 49, ~
,,it,,st--D...r Flora-F de Sola Aendes. 4ls9 y
60 Geo DEB J I}.dgdg 49, -
= 3. rGs.rr Glove CO G Berry. el3s,sJ
Crt-d5n. John r. q spiro Piiou. F-Bli.sV o., N M
c c9aPifsy sad Grant,, Co Patrick RyaI-la,s e
c E1onj Jos B1 oIn,.rs.s Note Holding @ ~,
c.,t,t Luin-J silo. 49, .ss5 20
Chtfa5erlalu. Aaron w n MhHPo' 20,
porsey. James VIZ McpoIheH' - 80 ~
Dguaoody Harry L--smith Gfg a o. ~
DI..oa. Ni F'.1i1sbe,h Al C0ndon. sioI IS
m, Harris WootWorh Co-Baumer Electric Go
Doho' hA4'N' t2i7 %
t.,,,,,,a, Fk-Fh,1 Hsnrcs & Sons. Inc. si2I5o
ti-ltIrst ~ Casino Co. ino-M LAndon q 81.
i.'-''-''' t-li5i
r,,,k.I Frank--L A Stern. tlli0t
, A Mill Van Dam. u -Jial
- f1br-U Wolf $3.50 %
TO- ,o,, Cirstopher NE Shoemaker Co SloS02
FslItnsr. Asa - Rice ir. et al. sa0i 10
p---rrr James ! clara g.. a American Authors
a. Ilr-H NJ Leyeugstln. tla ~, %
30, Ceo Frank n-Morris A Co sos q
CgffIish Mlrhasl-NestbuTy Afg Co. 500 ~
Gro,smi'h ThonEs H-NGuoaa. Nassau Bank q
New YoEL s-aS'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. June Il. lsl
BUTTER.
.ckages. Cr,amery. eIlras l93

Receipts II oO2 packages. Creamery. extras t93
scurcJ. 2sitG2si4C. higher scoring. 2s-. g -9lzc
nr,ts 2,a25 4o state dairy. finest 4Sa y &c s2od
TO prime 25s 27lzr. renovated. extras 2iiz DC
arsis. 1914 "a 2ic, imitation creamery. frsts. $50
-Siac. ladr, current make. tir.'s. -Z'2c, packing
stock current make. No ]. 2llze.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

The final dealings on the Consoli-
dated Exchange were at lower prices.
Reading got down 10 I44ts and Anal
Eamated Copper declined to 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
Alterations.

MADISON Az. 1896; 70 s;y dxg: c and G
DolArd and Mar Z Curtis. Far ROckaway, L /.
owners: Lang AZ 5th AZ. architect. cost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
WAR LOAN ACTIVE
In LONDON MARKET
CopperS Firm, but Oil Stocks
and Gilt Edged Issues Tend
TO Decline.

London, June 1.-THE stock market
to-day was moderately active, with the
war loan most dealt in. Copper stocks
were firm, but gilt edged securities,
katiirs and oil shares were easier.
A fair amount of business in the
American section was done in United
States Steel, Union Pacific and Amalga-
mated Copper, but the other shares
were reelected. The close was steady.
Consols closed unchanged at 66la
The Bank Of England sold 1854, 900 in
foreign coin and released 100000 for
Egypt. Money was plentiful, but dis
counts were firm Money loaned at
Il, to Ia per cent. Discount rates
for short bills were pa per cent; for
three months, 27s per cent.
Gold premium at Lisbon was As.
Paris, June 17.-Trading was dull on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes closed 10 confines lower, at II
francs 65 centimes.
Exchange on London, 26 francs 10
confines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18

NefNed PETROLEUM vas qu7e' and unchanged. In
seed U,l unsettled with prices 20 lower PETRO-
LEUM. standard white hbls. New York and Phila
zoe, bulk. &c. standard white cases. New York
and Thila &c. water white bbs. New York
and PhIa. 8 Zoe. bull 30: water white cases. Now
York auI PHia. lose. LGNSEED OIL. American
seed. city raw. e3otIc. out-of-t1wn raw. 6286ac.
{ .4"sIfrfa raW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
HoIHousE PRODUCTS
POULTRY.

/ Cucumhors. 20 J. dog. 400 soc; No :, box S! 25
/ 81 50. mushrooms white. 10 bsk 1..a&l.7j.
brown 75cqtlEO. buttons. 5Oc9Sl. radshr5. 100
. buurhr, SOraG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
SUGAR FUTURES.

Tradins in sugar futures vas nodeiHriey Nc;
tGs ne active positions we're about steady isHt.s
iIon point advance 20 points decline s by. a.
trg the er.stef part 81 the day the hlal.,l -
f.i,I, stsady In the afternoon guile ass SS.5
selling developed 30 seplemJef shieh va ,,s rs.rit
~ ,,nor,s Of increased acreage Of beet tuEI' Ni4'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
.AsrcggsreR ROAD. n $. a2s . walker sI 2
RENTS COUNTRY ESTATE.

Kenneth Ives Co. rented fos term o.
years suncliT tho county estate OF Nh Chariss
Cogld a, Tarryt0wn on Hudson, - Allan y.
lehman Il contains about cght acres, large
house. stable. garage etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18

The record low price of exchange
seats for the current year is $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. June II. 1918
pEFvES.

NV lUThs sHI0 10 wv
BEEVEs.
Rece,p.s. ess head all ioT slaush;eres. Nom
inaiiy steady: city dressed native sides. l2slic;
extra beef. Nlzc ,,,r,
Receipts, 100 head: 81 on sale; feeling weI
Commoa 10 fairly prime yea!s sold Al SSS'lo
loo rs. mixed calves s. 50 Dressed calves lover
rlty dressed ,eals. l2a elsie: county dressed
Sales-s sanders-Nine veAls. 100 lbs, average
al sg75 100 lbs. "a mired calves. us IT, NO-oO'
euEFp ANN LAMBS
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sHEEP ANO LAMes.

R.oelnts. s.76O head: III cara on sale Trads
.l1, IA lambs barely steady. Ordinary 70 prime
lambs sod a. S9sSlOT5 100 lbe cuis. s.; or
binary 10 good sheep At 81 50 s. 80 ieW yesIlas
Inns sasy al ls6lsc. few hogs dressed zoe.
SaIes-Kerfs Commission CO---lI Va lambs. %
Tam Cg 50 5U. 2lO So. 50 = year.iAgst IS los. =
shamberF son.5l' W Va lam, lambs "a O. lbs sig r
100 81. Sl025: 10 eulls 90 liz. IS. Va sheep
los Us. S. -, "a a. os,.
oo; ~ 40 Is IS "a 50: l61 Tenn. 50 Ia s.
Is sheep 81 Ia $3.50; II, 81. 81 80
NrPheson & Co--l9l Va lAmbs. ~ Ihs slO2S'
IS sheep. % lbs. s5.25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-18
HOGS.

Receipts $500 head veg little doing In h7s
sanders.ls s,ats boss. 2l2 Ne. average. IS
100 lbs. or,r e,. .,.,-
sfiTFp-L6wer. supply fair prime wethers 81 ESQ
s. So. cull and common. $50 $ 50 ,pIng lamb
x s0aSiO 50. veal calves. SO. hOGs-High
teesIris' IS double decks prime hsay!ss. 40.
mediums ard heavy yorker SOC ~ -, isi'
y5risfs sI7OGE7i: piC. N.3osNso. roushs
''Gbieaso Jun, If.-HoGs- Receipts. 5000 ;
strong: bulk S3osE.60. liGht, y tossl.I 3
g S6a o5 pis, isstis ! RsI,i9,,
Western steers t1aSS Is. cows and heifers s. ~
Sc. calves 81 asa $40 3 sHEEP-Rscsips. og9
w.sE' sheep. s. f0a36i0 lambs. '6'5sSs-5
- -, Ciy. June l1-HOGs-Reo.iD,s. 500
higher. bulk .7.s59E so hssasy. leg 80.
ns-Ear. aud butchers. 81 .80Gt I-lt. llshi, a'.-Jt
Dix. s5s64f7l5 CATTLE-l.eeeip,s. =.
100. steady. prime fsl stseu. S'IosSs. dressed
80 Ser s. 90aSs 80. Southern steers. N.o'P
~ 5o COWS, si6oet hsifsr. !s!!s 70 ,ies5srs
s,i f.edsrs S5aSs 30. calves. s. $50 shEhf-
p...irf. 4 500. steady lambs. s. -5et 50. year
ii6e, ,I.5s1s. ~s'hsr'. 'os''''. e's'' "''s
as" So Louis. Juns If.-Ho0s-RsosiptA AS"Si