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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
Sudden Fall of the Metal
Shares Gives Traders
Much Concern.
METAL MARKET NEWS
IS LESS CHEERFUL
More Talk Is Heard OF Over.
production-ROck Island
Is Strong.

Metal shares bore the brunt Of yes
terdays selling movement and they
Mainly showed the effects. Out Of
eleven stocks in which transactions ran
into five figures FIVE belonged to the
metal group. Zinc stocks were the
weakest but the coppers ran close
second. American Zinc lost the most
ground. declining points to 50. Butte
& Superior, also zinc producer. at
the bottom showed a loss OF . points,
bu. closed So points OF 60. Kenne-
cot. whose behavior lately has caused
Good deal of adverse comment, took
he biggest loss among the coppers and
On turnover of $500 shares reacted
81. points 20 4l.a, or some z points
nader the figure at which 10 was re-
rorted q large block Of stock was re-
emily uuloaded by insiders. kenne-
colt sold yesterday at the lowest price
since It's admission 20 dealings on the
exchange and compared with a high Of
5q made early in April Since then an
initial dividend has been declared and
an increase voted, but the stock has
failed 20 hold Anaconda and Utah
both reacted more than a point. In
sp!rstion held up better than the other
coppers In view OF a meeting OF the
directors to-day, when, II has been pre-
d;cted, g larger dividend VIII be de-
clared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
COTTON RALLIES
FROM EARLY DROP
Liverpool Houses Strong Buy
ers-Prices Close Unchanged
TO 6 Points Up.

The further advance met heavy
realizing in the cotton market during
yesterdays early trading, and reac-
tons followed, with the close steady,
net unchanged to 6 points higher.
Every delivery on the list sold above
the lbs level at the start, with Decem-
Der contracts advancing 10 1343c, or
G5 points above the low level of June
? and within 10 points of the highes
price reached on the bull movement ot
last month. The reaction carried that
delivery back TO 13.27c, and closing
prices were within point or two OF
the lowest on most positions.
While Liverpool did not fully meet
the local advance of Tuesday. houses
ers here, while there we're good
many overnight buying orders around
the ring, which had evidently been at
tracted by the strength of the previ-
Gus day. First prices were firm at an
advance OF 3 to 8 points in conse-
quence, but profit taking was so active
that the market soon turned easier,
and there may have been some scat
tered selling for a reaction. Slight
rallies followed the publication of the
weekly Weather Bureau report, but
the lowest prices Of the day we're
reached in the late trading under con-
tinued Southern. Western and local
realizing or liquidation.
Southern spot markets we're I'M
changed TO y points higher. and a
fair volume Of business was reported
at most points.
Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
Freak Unexpected.

The collapse Of the metal issues
especially the zines, came out Of a
clear sky. Early In the day they had
shown q firm tone, and consequently
The downward drive found many trad
ers OF their guard. The break in
American Zinc and Butte & Superior
caught numerous stop loss orders that
accelerated their decline. The obvious
explanation for the weakness Of the
ines was the continued weakness OF
the spelter market. but this has been
something the Street has known Of
for weeks; in fact, many trade au-
thor.-ios have long predicted a col
lapse IN the metal owing TO production
having ovcr.aken consumption. Al
present prices spelter is y cents or
more under the high and is still drop
ping
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bankruptcy Petitions.

STERLING TOYS CORPORATION msnufae'ur-
ers N TOYS. an West i5th So and Az West dHth
- has Il ed a petition IN bauNruptcy. wiki Habit
ia $50 ana assets 81 lss consisting u stock.
81 500: accounts <ll3 and machine so. Tho
company vas incorporated on February e. 1915.
With capital stock s. 900. which vas Aterssld
ine-oasei 10 Si2 600. Warner 5 Sterling the
president also He'd petition. With liabilities
i-03 and DO assets Most q the Liabilities are
personal debts and Slo9l are those q The corpora
WI KIINGLER - A petition IN bankruptcy has
been fled against VIM. hAug.er nest market, A.
lOl East fremont av, by these creditors ai,fd
Dressed Beef Co. s2il Julius Wei. f2ls. Herman
Brand. Inc. SIS. and katzenstein Bros Inc. -.
Composition Confirmed.
WALL ART NOVELTY co. iNC Judge MAYER
has confirmed a composition " the Wall AT 10Y
city Co. manufacturers of fslt slippers. o. -
Spring ST. wlfl creditors a. 80 cents on the doiar
cash Liabilities were 81. 26N Specifications ~
objection. after hearing ia court. we're oserruled-
To Return Money.
JOHN GRANT LYMAN.-Judge Mayer has granted
an order permitting John L. L5tte. receiver of Df.
John Grant lyman. 10 return % various persons
entitled thereto moneys sent by them 20 JONI d.
putnam x Co. stock brokers. Of - Broad d..
which were collected hy the receiver after the pel-
ton IN bankruptcy vas aled
Assignment
J WEINBERG & co Joseph weinoefg trading
a. Weinberg 4 Co. feathers, A. uitelsliy
Place. has made an assignment 10 Alexander hahn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
HEARING ON TRADE WASTE"
City to Stop Collecting Ashes from
Office Buildings Board Decides.

The Board Of Estimate after public
hearing yesterday made a compromise
ruling for temporary settlement Of the
question of the collection or distribu-
ton of what is called trade waste" It's
decision was that for the present the
Department of Street Cleaning would
discontinue the collection of ashes or
other waste from distinctively business
buildings, but would admit TO free
dumping on scows such material when
collected and delivered by private con-
tractors.
The hearing was on the report sub
mitted TO the board by Commissioners
John 7. Fetherston, of the Street Clean
ing Department, in which he recon-
mended the discontinuance OF the col
lection of this kind of waste by the de-
partment. Is. l.. Martin, representing
the Real Estate Board and the New
York Builders Association, contended
that ashes from Office buildings should
be treated the same as ashes from
apartment houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
Foreign GOvernment issues.


scaled ios July !. l9ls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22

ing 2oM29hc for October and later deliy-
cries and exceedingly confident In their posi-
ton owing 10 liberal sales ahead There
were still resellers OF small lots In the mar
kst at 27G28c. In London copper closed at
500 for standard spot and SOC for futures.
Sales Of spot were % tons. Electrolytic spot
was quoted fi37. Tin on the New York
Metal Exchange was unsettled. with spot IN
5-ton lots quoted at 40c asked. London tin
closed ill3 5s for standard spot and El73
l0s for futures sales. spot 100 tons. and
futures. 1870 tons. Lead ensy. New York
spot. 6.s0c asked and East ST Louis. $500
asked London lead. SPOT. f3l. and futures.
$50 l2s Sd. London spelter. i67 for spot
and f57 for futures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22

The coffee market showed increasing weak
ness yesterday. with some Of the more active
positions breaking through the lowest levels
touched on the decline Of last week, owing TO
the talk of probably smaller takings from
Brazil by Europe during the early new crop
season and reports OF slightly easier tone
in the cost and freight situation. December
contracts sold of TO S.26c. % points
below the best level reached on the bulge
Of last Monday, and 7G points under the high
records established on May 20. Closing prices
were the lowest Of the day, showing Il net
loss of 13a Is points, and sales were reported
of 1880 bags.
Offers Of Santos 4s were reported in the
market at 1OitMlOiec. C and (. and at 9.65c.
f o b. Brazil. The easier tone of the ocean
freight market was also factor, although
no definite change was reported in the rates
from Brazil. A private cable received here
from Santos said that the Sac PaulO govern
ment would again take measures 70 control
receipts during the coming season.
A moderate demand reported for spot
coffee. with quotations unchanged on the
basis Of 9Hc for Rio Is and l0%sc for san
tos Is. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

A quarterly dividend Of 50 q share
declared by the CRANKY Consolidated
Mining and Smelling Company is an
increase Of 80 cents over the previous
quarterly dividend.
The Proctor and Gamble Company
has declared an extra dividend of per
cent in common stock. The cash diyl-
dend Of . per cent is an increase OF l
per cent over the former rate.
Public Service Corporation OF New
Jersey declared a quarterly dividend OF
, per cent, an increase Of a per cent
over the last dividend. Stock Is now
on an per cent basis.
The directors OF Stewart Warner
Speedometer Company voted yesterday
TO retire on August all the company
outstanding preferred stock, amounting
70 100000 at $110 share.
The Lchigh Valley Railroad Com
pany reports for the month or May
gross earnings OF s4,3lS,6l2. an IN
crease of S473,342. Operating income
amounted to S1,3f1,572, a gam OF
S91 1927.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
A Change Needed.

Confidence in the preservation OF
American prosperity after the ending
o. the European war;" say John ii.
Davis & Co. in a letter 70 their Gus
toners. cannot be lasting or even
strong unless IL presupposes Novem-
Der election results that will bring
about complete change in the admin
istration al Washington. II is obvious
that The political, economic and hnan1
cial problems which the nation VIII
will be serious ones, and there viii
be great need at both ends of Penn
sylvania Avenue Of practical wisdom
and appreciation Of the necessities OF
American business in place OF the mex
perience and incompetency now on
view. The country's current profit
able activity is in no way due 70 the
politics or acts Of the present Demo
cratic government. 1t is the result OF
accident and has gone on IN spite OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
Mercantile Stores Distribution

The Mercantile Stores Corporation
has directed distribution OF per
cent on the principal amount OF notes
outstanding which were given 20 hold
ers Of paper OF the II. B. Claim Com
panv two years ago In connection with
the reorganization. The notes. issued
late in 1914. amount 20 S33.25O.OOO. and
the dividend payment totals >2'.OO,OOO.
In addition. there Is 20 be further
distribution Of S550,O00 proceeds de-
rived from the recent merger Of the De-
fender Manufacturing Company with
the ii. b. Claim Corporation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22

Official Cotton Exchange Liverpool cables
Spot cotton in more demand. l3 points high
er. NJ 8.29d for mid-uDland. Sales 5000 bales.
including 1000 American. Imports Il 900
bales. including 1000 American. Futures
opened steady, at 5i.MSia points advance,
and closed barely steady. az a net advance
Of lN2 points. Juy-Aug. closed 7.e4lad;
Oct-Nov. 7.79l2d; Jan-Feb. 7.70d; Mar-Apl.
7.69d: May-June. 7.G6d. Manchester yarns
hardening cloths. a fair business doing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
Dollar Exchange Grows in Favor.

According to Leopold Friedrich, Of
the American Smelling, and Refining
Company who has been instrumental
in popularizing dollar exchange" in
the financing Of foreign purchases Of
metal in this market, credits Of this
character running into millions Of dol
lars have been opened for the account
of French and Italian firms with a
prominent New York trust company
and several international banking
houses. II is the confident opinion Of
Mr.. Friedrich that this is but the fore
runner of other dollar credit transac-
tions 10 be established in the near fu-
ture, not only for the account of Con-
tinental houses, but also for English
concerns. Most of the London banks
so far have. however, been unwilling
to open such credits. Should they do
so i'm the future Mr. Friedrich is Of the
firm opinion that they would facilitate
materially the task of the English
government in steadying the sterling
rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
Rock Island Comes Back.

a stock facing reorganization as
sessmcnt of $40 q share held first
place in speculative interest yesterday.
Around $1,000 shares of Rock Island
changed hands, and the strength Of
the stock In the face Of general de-
cline elsewhere made IL doubly con
spicuous. 1t went up 9 points, 20 241s,
while the bonds. too, were strong.
Tentatively. az least, It is understood
that the plan for the rehabilitation
Of the road involves % sale under the
MORTGAGE securing the S20000.000 de-
bentares. these bonds 20 be exchanged
for new per cent preferred stock
which will be cumulative up to 8 per
cent. and an additional $50, 100000 OF
preferred 20 be offered the holders Of
the $4,000. 600 common for 40 per
cent cash assessment The latter is
sue Of preferred will bear z per cent
and be cumulative up TO b per cent.
This issue will be underwritten by "a
syndicate. according to report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22

political conditions, which, prior 10
the outbreak Of the European war.
operated to discourage enterprise and
TO check industry. Not since the free
silver effort of 1896 has it been so vi
tally important to put men in power,
men who, Individually and as a party,
are practical and sane and construc-
tive in their ideas. The postwar
period from 1917 10 1921 will not be
one for experimenting with theories
at Washington"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
COTTONSEED OIL.

There was an active trade In the cotton
seed oil market yesterday and generally
higher prices resulting from increased new
outside buying for Investment account and
a vigorous covering movement. The strength
~ lard vas an important factor IN the adj
vance. as was also the better demand Tor
compound lard Supplies here are light and
some increase IN export interest Is reported-
Final prices we're 10 10 points net higher
and sale q, 500 bbls. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
VIII Clear Through City Bank

Alfred ]. McGrath. cashier OF the
international Bank, announced yester-
day that on and after June 20 all cheeks
drawn on the bank will be payable
through the New York Clearing House
Arrangements have been made TO clear
through the National City Bank when
institution recently took over control
of the International Banking Corpora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
STGAR FTTURES.

After opening dull. unchanged 20 a decline
OF r points, trading IN futures became more
active, and values advanced several points
due 70 sales Of ( o Cubas for foreign ac-
count. Later, however. heavy liquidation in
July by Wall Street interests in preparation
for first notice day. one firm alone taking
about 5000 tons. prompted an easier feel
irg, but prices declined rapidly. the market
closing easy. points net lower 10 an ad-
vance OF / point, with sales for the day
9n zoo tons. Range OF price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
N. G. ST. L. PLAN APPROVED
Voluntary Assessment of $50 Share
Involved.

The official plan for the reorganiza-
ton of the Minneapolis & st Louis
Railroad, which involved a voluntary
assessment of $40 a share, has been
accepted by the minority stockholders
and adopted by all the shareholders.
Commenting on the approval of the
plan, President Newman Erb said:
1T is the first readjustment of the
finances Of an important railroad COM
pany amounting practically to a reor-
ganization, voluntarily assumed by the
stockholders in the conviction that they
were benefting their property and Civ
ing added value to their stock"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
Market steady: No Western. s1.o7I
C ! {. New York
CHICAGO PRICES.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

The -four market was inactive as mills
were inclined 10 ask higher prices than buy
ers were willing 20 pay. RYE FLOUR quiet (:
fair 70 good. Sj.l0N $3.50; choice % fancy.
Sj.35d $3.50. CORNNEAL steady: kiln
dried. Si.l0. BAG MEAL. fine white and
yellow, SLI5: coarse. Sl.62 FEED easy
city bran. bulk. S22.35 100 ID sacks. $3.50 :
heavy middiings. S2i60 -four middlings. S32 f:
red dog four. 40 ID sacks $3.50: Western
bran. 100 III sacks. s2l.75MS22. standard
middlings. $3.50; flour middlings, $3.50;
red dog -four. 40 ID sacks. s3l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
PROVISIONS.

The provision market was firmer. with a
good class Of buying. which was based on
the strength Of the hog market as well as
rumors Of government orders and talk Of
some recent large export sales. Receipts OF
hogs at Chicago were $4,000 estimated for
Thursday. 20. 600 Kansas City received / 600
and Omaha 200. PORK firm mess. s25.25
6tS25.75: family. S26M SOS: short clear.
S22.jON $3.50. BEEF firm: mess. Sl7.5Oll
firm bacon. i3l,c: ls0 ID. l3i.c: 100 H.
l3a~c; 40 H. l37sc; pigs. l49sc. CUT
MEATS Picked bellies firm; 10 h. l5a. c /:
y 10. i5@ic. - ID. l5c; picked hams firm
16isM17lec. TALLOW firm special, 80, @ !.
city &c asked country. 9H9atc LARD
strong Middle West. l3.40Gfl3.50c. city lard
firm. 1850: refined lard firm Continent
14c: South America. l4.2jc: Brazil. kegs
ij.25c: compound lard steady. ll7sT12h,c
STEARINE firm; oleo, lOaac: city lard
ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
STORAGE NOTICES.
|. WEISSBERCER G. SON.

s-S-t-i EAST HOl sIDN ST AND -
CANNON ST
New York June 3rd. 1914
To ~. iec0witz Mr. Rosenberg Mr.. Joe
Bonds. Mr feebach. hr Welssman. Mr.
Pilser. MIS-. Borlsh. Mr.. Bank. Mr. Ack.r-
mau. Clara Lustgarten. Mr. Moloch Mss y.
Green. Mr Chas. SchNdkraut. n Adler.
ii0-o Machine Co. M Sinsah0ugh Mr.
Morris lseuherg. Rowland I'm c. =.
Nirfler. NJ Porcelain. Mrs Lyman. clara
Corn. Mr. Levy. Mrs Speigel Mr. sam ZIP
pert Mrs.. Hu5bcri. Mr heifzott. Fitth Ave.
studio Mrs. Paul. American Frame s
Picture Co. You and each q you are hereby
notified that the time FOR the payment OF
our lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scrihed having expired after Que aotcs
thereof had heen given You. We VII cause
such property 90 Nit' Hogsehoig Goods.
Pianos Personal Effects. Gas Engine,
camera and Merchandise. stored m the l.
Nclssb-rger q son storage Warehouses. New
York civ bv you or In your nsme sor IN
which sou may have an Interest,", 70 %
sold al nunli, auction, according % ny
- tut- In such case made and provided A.
A.. Nyer.ho4se ~ cannon ST. Se~ fefs
CIV. on THU RSDAl. JUNE y. lsls -.
100 p 81, and n the sale thereot - nov
-.lrpl.t.a on said date The same VII
eon-,nu.d a. the same place on e@ya an,
e,er, ThDrsdaV thereafter p"sinnins
a ee y a. ana continuing uHtl al 10
s''u' /. WEIsSBERGER q son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
5000 COO Anartment Planned

The Reliance and Palma fathouses,
az li5 and III East SOD ST., are 10 be
replaced by a 100000 apartment house.
Plans for the Improvement were filed
Yesterday by Emery Roth, architect.
The site is l75 feet east Of Park az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
Hinge Conner OUTPUT.

The National Conduit and Gable
Company, d large consumer OF copper
has some pertinent things TO say
about the market i'm its June circular
To stresses the astonishing ability of
the American producers rapidly to in
crease their output. The startling rate
OF production now in force effectively
dispels, IL says, any idea Of scarcity
Of supplies. The quantity of copper
produced in the United States from
primary and secondary sources in 1915
was 2O2G000.00O pounds, compared
with 1.79OO00O0J pounds in 1914, and
attention is called TO the fact that am
bilious plans are now being developed
20 surpass all records of output.
Wherefore 10 is logical TO inquire
whether production viii not ultimately
be overdone and brought to a point
where it will oyertop demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of Various
Corporations.

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany's operating income for April in
creased 10 per cent over the same
month n year ago, while for four
months ending in April this year the
increase over the some period in 1919
was 80 per cent. Total telegraph and
cable operating revenues for April were
S4.616.72O. as against $4,000, 972 for the
same month last year. Total operating
revenues for the four months were Sl8,-
600,348, compared with Sl5,486,3S3 for
the period a year ago. The net tele-
graph and cable operating revenue for
April was 81 PSI ,6S4, as against SEl39,-
1874. and operating income was S1,l22,-
Os4. against S1,016364. Operating in
come for the four months this year was
S5.331.477, compared with s4,lO4,2OI
Operating revenues increased 10 per
cent for April and 20 per cent for the
four months.
Cities Service.
Previous records we're broken in the
earnings of Cities Service Company for
May this year and the full year ended
May 81. The gross earnings for May
were s709,O85, an increase of S42l,l2O,
or l47 per cent over the same month a
year ago. The surplus for dividends
was S644,S51. gain of S4l2,6ls, or Il.
per cent. and the balance for the COM
mon stock S473,496, an increase OF S3i2,-
1856, or 367 per cent. For the year the
gross earnings were S6.0l2,9t9, gam
Of 50 per cent, and net earnings were
S5.Sl1 .625, as compared with S3,sO9, IOf
for 1915. For May net earnings were
S65S.e72. against S273,O07 for the same
month last year.
Great Western Power.
Earnings OF Great Western Power
system for May show an increase over
the same month last year. Operating
revenues amounted to S295 800, as com
pared with s236,65S a year ago. Total
earnings over operating expenses ana
taxes were s220,276, compared with
S176,269 for last year.
Detroit Edison.
The total gross revenue for May in
the Detroit Edison Company increased
more than 81 per cent over the same
month last year. while the net income
after expenses gained over 80 per cent.
The net earnings after deductng IN
terest on debts and other expenses
amounted 70 SlS5.l40 FOR May. a gain
Of over SO per cent. The net earnings
for five months ended in May increased
over 40 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
SECURITIES At AUCTION.

The following securities were sold
yesterday at auction at the Exchange
Salesroom by Adrian II. Muller & Son:
For account Of executors.
500 shares Phoenix Water Power Co. preferred
$50 cacll. per share ............. 81
$50 shares Phoenix Water Power Co. common $50
eacljs per share. = d
$50, Dcuischer veIein first mortgage per cent
30-year god bond. due January. 1871. interest
annually. January l....-.....-..- ......... $50
800 Deu'7rher Ncrein second mortgage and income
50-year bond. due January .. 1891. Interest not
q shares Mechanics Bank or Brooklyn $50
ea'D ....-...-.... .lssi >
For account OF trustees.
Subscription rights on 200 shares Central Trust Co.
For account Of whom it may concern.
100 shares Acser. Meuai COndit Co. 600
200 shares Luy,ies Brother. Observation-Disclosures. :
3s shares Merchants n.stlrg Co ............. IS
$1,000 New York 4 East River Fern CO. Der
90 shares Aeo'ian Weber Plano a Pisnoia 60
100 s'ar.. We,tchesisr Fire insurance Co so
farlI. per slasc. g IS
SEQ chilean government 2 Ter cent loan o. 1911.
MAJ. 1910. coupon ou Series li2D eachl
flJ0 R0y al Hungarian government "a I.r cent loln
a. 1913. rcIeein40e Sept. 1918 tt-0 eacll
. shares London & Southwestern Bank. Ltd. ftl0
eachl so Pos Once savings Bank. London. Eug-
land A.. pr cent War stock l"3j-l94i. 10 $500
200 shares Mexican Petroleum Co common 800
tlNlI - a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
Range Of prices

The local market for spot cotton was steady
1T an advance of . points. with middling
quoted at l3.lOc. Sales 500 bales.
Receipts az the ports and interior points.
with couparisons folloV.