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New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
BUSINESS TROUBLES
PotitIen, In Bankruptcy.

JAMES A. COUGHLIS butcher Al ~
with nsblliti.s o. So los and assets o ssgs
MAX NEwBERGER. clerk. at Ssts Scammel
olllues of s604 aud asses OF 1858
HENRY ROsENBLUM petition IN ears-
rup,cy has been eed against Henry hooenblun.
sft hs oor5r ~ nI.' credo. r S.p Morris RosRbum $500
Dave frldman 9leO ard Tnomss Ruth, so Al
assignment gas made oy kos;-o.lm o" June o.
MAN sCHLEIFERSiAN A petition in bank
riiptcy has been fled ag.ins, Max schleifeunan.
retail shoe dealer, Al 90 Esst lltn 81 ~ so
following creditors Wilson shoe Manufacturing
20. s2l3. merritt Eliot Co. Sl3s. and A ;
Krcider Co. fl66. Schieneman made an assign
m.nt On MAY 70. 1916.
Schedule, Ia Bankruptcy.
DAVID GOLDBERGER and HARRY II. GREEN.
trading as Marine Manufacturing Co. mAnUiac-
tursrs OF muslin undergc4r. al 81 Wooster ~ nave
died schedules in banNupAy, Win hsollltles Q;
sS032 The assets arc all IN me possession Oh
GEORGE TAYLOR of East isth 81, presdei'
O, the Ruszits Company dealer in gowns. furs
etc. at ! Esst 4Sth St.. has fled schedules. show
ing liabilities s93.s5s and assets, slolt5; consss-
bank $40 lie also has ht,y shares of stock Of IN.
RusEt, Company and equity IN 2sSh shares oi
ths stock o, the same company Among me
creditors are .he Ruszits Company. t23Oo0; Accept
ancs Corporation SIS 900: Douglas H. Soose,
White Plsin, s.; 500; Gomelis p yri9r' SOoo
Composition Confirmed.
SAMUEL cLAYMAN Judge A y, H.nd mas
confirmed a composition Of samuel S,sym.n, n.n,
dealer IN paper bags aud woodcnware a. $40 Eas'
llSth St. with creditors q; 20 cents % me aoiisf
Assignment
GEO A SUITS. heating engineer of 1888 50
ave. has made an assignment 10 Bert Wei.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
Motors Have Setback.

Spectators in the motor stocks
earned yesterday, in many cases TO
their sorrow. that the market for these
issues had two sides and that they
could decline as well as advance. Con-
,ervstives who have been maintaining al
along that the movement in the group
rad been overdone spoke of yesterdays
reaction as but mere beginning OF
what might be expected if the wild
speculation in the motors continued.
Yesterday - was reported that there
had been q good deal of discrimination
against the motor stocks carried in
bank loans. and this was one of the chief
arguments for selling them. Some Sc
gere losses from the high levels o.
'he day were taken in many Of them,
Willys-Oyerland dropping to 305l2 from
top Of 319. Chandler Motors de-
clining points. 10 lis. Studebaker
showing loss from the hight of 2l2
points. while the Maxwell issues
uere all substantially lower On
the curb Chevrolet. which recently
achieved a high Of 273, dropped from
90 70 PAS and closed at 255, while
United Motors. the new merger, after
selling at ssh. declined to 1914 and
closed al So. A day 0: ;Vo ago this
stock sold around 95.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
AUTo.MERGER SYNDICATED
100000 Shares Of Common To BE
Offered Public at go.

OF the 100000 shares OF common
stock of the new Willys s-Overland-H
son Chalmers -Auto-Lite merger, IT was
announced yesterday, about 100000
shares will be syndicated and offered
for subscription. Although no details
were given regarding the prices at
which the constituent companies were
acquired. il was stated that the syndi-
cate price of the stock offered by the
holding corporation would be % and
the offering price so. Syndicate par.
ticipants will have the privilege, OF
withdrawing one-half Of their stock at
81, under agreement not to sell for four
months.
The syndicate managers are William
Salomon & Co, with whom are asso-
cisted Dominick & Dominick, j. ).
Bache & Co, and Laird 4 Co, OF VIII
mington. Del. The name Of the new
merger has not yet been decided upon
The one under consideration. VIZ,
American Motors Corporation was
found not to be available.
It is expected that the bankers VIII
make an official announcement regard
ing details of the offering as soon as II
has been definitely determined what the
name Of the new combination will be.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
COTTON ADVANCES
AS SHORTS COVER
General List Shows Net Gain of
Is TO 1S Points-OctOber
on 13c Level.

After somewhat irregular early fuc-
tuations, the cotton market advanced
sharply late yesterday, with October
contracts selling up to the thirteen
cent level, or about 38 points above
the low level of last week. The general
list showed net gain OF 10 to Is
points, as compared with Tuesdays
final figures. and closed within few
points of the best, at net advance of
II to Is points for the day. Rather a
less favorable view OF weather condi-
tions in some parts of the South, pre-
Gictions of increased exports. and re-
ports of better spot demand in the
Southwest seemed TO be factors on the
advance. Rumors OF more favorable
war developments were also in circu-
lation, but seemed too vague to have
been an important factor, and local
traders were more disposed to attribute
the advance to covering and renewal
of bull support. encouraged by the
stronger technical position and the
ldiluIe VI 4aNOidDio Ncchiy Nce
ther Bureau report to bring out in
creased offerings.
The market opened firm at an sd-
vance of TO II points, in response 10
relatively steady cables. Liverpool was
moderate seller Of January and
March, but an active buyer of July and
October, and the market worked up
another point or two shortly after the
call. After the close abroad. business
here became less active and prices
eased off TO within . or points OF
Tuesdays closing prices under real
izing, but frmed up again as soon
as the report was published, without
bringing out increased offerings. There
was some buying by trade interests, as
well as covering and scattering sup
port on the late advance, which re-
suited in the recovery of about the
recent decline.
British Board of Trade returns for
the month of May indicated an increase
in the exports OF yarns and cloths, 90
compared with April, which, combined
with the reports of an earlier ocean
freight situation. probably encouraged
the talk Of larger exports, while the
larger spot business reported at Gal
weston seemed 60 point in the same
direction.
Southern spot markets, as officially
reported, were unchanged TO 20 points
higher, the chief gains being in the
Southwest. Exports for the day, in
cluding a clearance from Pensacola
amouted to II, ,45l bales.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
Crop Report To-day.

To-day the government will make
nublic another Of its monthly crop re-
ports. Unless the private experts have
been wrong in their observations the
official figures are likely TO show CON
dition of both winter and spring wheat
as Of the first of the month consid-
erably under that of a year ago. The
grain trade yesterday talked Of an in
dicated yield of winter wheat OF 4e6'-
coo 900 bushels, against 100000 the
first of May and an actual harvest OF
100000 bushels in 1918. Last
months bulletin on winter wheat dls-
closed a decrease Of around 10 per
cent in acreage, and more has since
becn abandoned. The report on spring
wheat conditions will be the first OF
the season. and the trade looks for a
forecast Of 240,0000 900 bushels, against
356. .OOO. 600 last year. Oats are expect,
ed TO indicate a yield Of 1,250,OOO,ooO
bushels. against 1,5O0,O0O,00 last year.
While no report on corn viii be mace
until July, the acreage this year is
said 10 be near record. For once the
indication OF smaller crops is causing
little concern in the trade, for the rea-
son that farm reserves are the largest
on record as a result Of last season S
bumper harvests.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
rnRFCI.nsIRE SALES.

STTPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
yORK-In foreclosure. Coruentt
Realty Company. Plaintiff. against NerriilI
par, Coupany Defendant County clerk
Index No g3il. 1876. william %. Hubbard.
piaintins Attorney. 20 William sues'.
New York y. \. a.. o..
Purpuant 20 q judgment entered Nay ~
1916 the underslgned VIII sell or pIol' az.
,ion al the Exchange Salesroom-, lt-ls
Vesev street. borough Of Manh-t.an sew
Work civ. at l. o'clock noon on Wednesday
lime 2i 1915. by B-yan T.. Kennedy. alc.
tioneer the mortgaged premises directed ~
said Judgment 10 be sold. situated ON ins
easferlv side of Amsterdam Avenue, f)rmerF
known as Fort George Avenue. 90 feet sontn-
erlv from a new street knoWn ss FORK
Geo,ea Terrace. and extending eastefly -
the westerly side line of Fort George PARK,
formerly known as HlgLhridgr or speed.
way Park tho said premises being aooys
100 feet on Amsterdam Avenue, about alt
fee, on Fort George Park. about 1888 feet
on the northerly side line and about 1fs
feet on the southcrly side iIne.
said PREMISES being part ~ a parcel known
and designated as Parcel % upon a certain
map entitled MAP og les acres ~ iani slt.
mated IN the Twelfth Ward ~ the tliy o,
New York part of the Estate n lsaic l'fck-
man. deceased known as the Fort 1eofs'
property. dated September rs. 1855. p. Rosa,
Surveyor. and fled IN the office m the Rcgs-
ter of the city and County o. Now YORK,
Noyeuber T. 1865. as Map No. GfI'
The following is a diagram Of the property
N he sold.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
Advice.

Many stock Exchange houses have
been advising their customers 10 stay
away from motors. John Muir & Co.
vent so far as TO issue special cir
cular TO their clients stating that
we do not even regard the motor is
sues which have been advanced on re-
ports Of mergers as commendsble spec
ulstions." Moreover. they pointed out
that the present state of the motor
industry seems 10 US onewhich is dan
gerous from the standpoint of the
small investor" motor mergers
which have already been consummated
and those which are being discussed
have many points Of difference" they
said, but they have one point IN com.
mon. They look for continuance OF
demand for motor cars at rate which
will show continuous development like
that which has been enjoyed since
the war In our opinion there is
dangerous fallscy in this line OF reason
ing and one which, when II Is general
ly appreciated, is likely TO result IN
a sudden check to the reckless speculS-
ton which is responsible for the cur
lent boom in the motor shares" Ihey
suggested that just as after the Clvil
War mules with the United states
trad. mark stamped on them were
thrown on the market for any price
they would fetch. so similarly at tne
close Of the war in Europe the market
will be glutted by hundreds of thou,
sands Of motor cars no longer needeu
for military purposes.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
Steel Tonnage Estimate.

The recent slowing down Of the do
nestle demand for steel is expected TO
be shown in the May untitled tonnage
statement of the United States Steel
Corporation, due on Saturday. Where
as monthly bookings Of the corporation
have OF late been running far ahead OF
deliveries, it is believed in the trade
that incoming business fell of consid-
erably in May, and for this reason the
increase in new bookings, il any, will
be the smallest in some time. The.
April statement revealed an increase OF
49s.550 tons 10 a high record OF 9,S2s,,.
551 tons. Yesterday it was estimated
in the Street that the increase in May
probably would be under 100000 tons,
and some persons looked for q small
decrease. Comment of the trade jour
mails laid emphasis on the fact that the
tendency Of prices for early delivery to
approach those for forward delivery
seems to confirm the judgment recently
passed that the crest of the wave OF
high prices for steel has been seen.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08

The amount was sA,ooo,ooo which. in
cluding the consignments Of the pre-
vious days, brought the total up to
$50, $4,000.
Reports were circulated yesterday
that new demand loan of substantial
size had just been arranged between
the British government and the Morgan
firm, its agent here. In connection
with the rumor the point was made
that this financing had been con
tributing cause behind the recent stih
ening OF call money rates in this mar
ket.
In banking quarters we'll informed
concerning the details OF the general
plan of making call loans to Great
Britain this idea was not given serious
consideration. II was pointed out that
the policy Of making callable loans TO
London has extended over consider
able period Of time. and hence any sud
den jump in the rates could hardly be
attributed 10 foreign borrowings.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
lee Al, NOTICES.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
PER CENT 30 YEAR FIRST AOklOADb
GOLD BONDS.
r-N-tON LIGHT. HEAT AND POWER


NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
r PER CENT 30 YEAR FIRST NOklGAGb
COLD BONDS.
Union LIGHT. HEAT AND FO"Eh
COMPANY
pursuant 70 the provisions Of that certain
r..d OF Trust executed by the Union Light
H,at and Power Company. a Norm DAKOTA
~orrorsfion TO the state Bank OF chicago.
- F,,,,st.e dated September /. 1909. and
sunolemental Trust Deed dated February H.
tsb9 securing an authorized issue of rive
yin1drsf Thousand Dollars F50o.o0o par
s.,,e Of Per Cent 30 Year First Mortgage
cold Bonds dated September l. 1902. notics
A. hereby given that said Union Light. neat
s,t power Company. IN the exercise o; tho
right and power reserved IN sel1 trust DeeI
nd supplem.ntal Trust Deed. has elected 70
nav and redeem on September !. 1915. all
81 IN. bonds described In ami secured py
ssd Trust Deed and Supplemental Trust
Desd then outstanding and unpaid. By paying
he face wave OF gald bonds with accrued
i,,.r.st and IN addition thereto. per cent
., ire amount Of IN. face value or par
value Of ssid bonds. all as provided By said
Trust Deed and Supplemental Trust Deed.
said Company VII be prepared 70 redeem
aid bonds on September 1. 1915. and ihs
numbers Of the bonds 10 called for redemp-
fion are as foiloVs / 20 50, Inclusive, ~ %
10 iS5. inclusive. lsi 20 iai Inclusive. isi %
22A inclusive 222 10 256. inclusive 200 40 2ss.
Inclusive 200 10 800. inclusive 30i 10 322. In
elusive $50 70 al. inclusive. fl3. fSl 90 62i,
inclusive. 6e7 70 $50. inclusive. 532 70 5Js,
inclusive. Gf3 20 6s5. Inclusive. So 10 200.
Inclusive said bonds and an Interest
coupons attached thereto should he presented
and surrendered az the once ~ said State
Bank OF Chicago In Chicago. Illinois. on
September !. 1915. and on and after said
date interest on said bonds shall cease.
Dated June I. 1915.
STATE BANK or CHICAGO
BY LEROY A GODDARD President.
By SAMU FL II KNECHT Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
HIGH AND EXTRA DIVIDENDS
-Four Dollars Extra on Weyman-
Rruton Co.-Mining Payments Larger.

Increased and extra dividends were
announced yesterday BY more comps-
nies. Directors of the Weyman- bruton
Company declared an extra dividend OF
81 a share on the common, IN addition
to the regular quarterly distributions
OF 3 per cent on this issue and IA per
cent on the preferred.
The Quincy Mining Company increased
the quarterly dividend rate from 50 to
81. The Savoy Oil Company announced
monthly dividend Of l per cent and
per cent extra. The Allouez Mining
Company declared a dividend OF 81,
against a previous dividend OF sl.5O.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Closed. with Net
Loss of | to 1lsc-Corn
Little Changed.
WHEAT.

The wheat market was active and feverish
and prices moved within range Of about
cents bushel After a comparatively
steady opening the market cascd off cent
under renewed liquidation. prompted by con
tinued evidences of pressure Of cash wheat
on the market and an indifferent demand
Leading Western commission houses took the
buying side on the break, however. and ~
this was followed by general covering. prices
rallied sharply and advanced TO about 4. c
over the hnsl OF Tuesday. Subsequently val
ues again broke sharply under renewed
liquidation prompted To scSe extent by
vague peace rumors. and final prices were at
about the low of the day, with net losses OF
IN
The Liverpool market WAS heavy, and the
export demand was again limited, with sales
amounting TO about S50. 900 bushels, princi-
pally Manitobas. Ocean freight rates on
grain were again weak. which was said to
demonstrate the lack of export demand.
'Bradstreet's" visible showed decrease
Of S,344.Oo0 bushels in stocks in America
and in and afoat for Europe. compared with
decrease OF 2.2S0,000 last year. In the
local cash market No | durum was quoted
at sl.l7i. No hard winter, sll6i. No
Northern Duluth. sl.23i.. and No l North
ern Manitoba. sl.24ls, all New York.
CORN.
The action of the corn market was inhu-
enced largely by changes in wheat. but
fluctuations were confined within a narrower
range, and closing quotations were net un-
changed 70 the final of Tuesday. Prospects
Of clearing and warmer weather over large
part of the corn belt were looked upon as
favorable. and the weekly weather and crop
bulletin said there was improvement in con-
dtions in the Southern and Eastern states.
while warmer weather was needed in the
Central and Northwestern sections. In the
local cash market No 2 yellow corn was
quoted at s2isc New York.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08

The property 20 be sold includes also th-
tohoggan slides. buildings. swings. carousels
aud structures erected on the premises. AMI
the appurtensnces. equipment rolling stock,
tools and machinery appertaining thereto. AMI
also All rights OF the mortsagor and cs
one Emerson g. Merrill 90 use. maiuia "A
and opersto the same under Letters Paiens
Of the United states of America 10.
700 gS2. issued IN the name - the ssit
Emerson & Merrill. and their license 20 uss
the same. and all rights AMI privileges IN. %
and under said patents and growing OUT ot
the same on said premises
To be sold subject 70 "a first mortgage for
$4,000, interest ~ 81, and accrued interes.
thereon since January 2. 1918.
costs and allowance s2i.6s3l3. with interes,
thereon from May ij. 1915. Assessments
ts35Ssi and interest accrued thereon, ta6ss
and water rents fi52Z o.
Dated. Sew York. May 26tr. 1915.
JOHN n ROGAN.
Igofe-as
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08

ct s7Gys5o; fed calves and skim nilks a.
s7Nss Dressed calves sbou, steady at 1877
l9c for city dressed yesls; l2EGl7c for
country dressed
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. s.o1o head; s cars on sale.
Sheep were steady lambs in very light sup
ply and generally rates 26c higher the pens
were cleared early. Common TO prime sheep
Cewcs) sold at s5Gs7.5o per 100 ID: cuils
AZ sldgl50: good 10 choice lambs at sil.50
msi2 Yesrlings almost nominal Dressed
mutton steady at i0n l3c best wethers. 1871
ql4c: dressed lambs sold a. i6020c few
at 2lc.
Receipts. 1920 head "a ears on sale mar
ket lower. with sales ranging from 50 10
$3.50. including pigs, at s9gss5O; roughs
sold at $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
OATS.

The oats market was comparatively quiet
and prices were little changed. closing 4.
gether favorable. and damage was claimed
in Kansas by Hessian hy. The local cash
market was firm standard quoted at 46lec
No 3 white. 45gl5hc; No 4 white. 4+d
44hc; fancy clipped white, Agatha; ordl-
nary clipped white. AN g4se, all elevator.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08

At N.i2Hmi4s7i1c. Lead dull. New York
and East ST Louis delivery. 7c. Speltsr nom
inal. The American Smelling and Refining
Company quotes lead at &c for New York
delivery and at 6.92Egc East st Louis. In
London lead closed at ss2 rs for spot and at
f32 for futures. Spelter spot f7s and fut-
ures fs3. Tin In London closed at fisi los
for standard spot and at flsl l5s for fut-
urcs. with sales OF so tons spot and 10 tons
futures. Copper standard spot fl24, fut-
urtes sl2o and electrolytic spot el42. with no
saleJ reported.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
BONDS.
81 800 s..bomd . BE-. ssh e'h @h "H
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Directors OF the Midvsle steel and
Ordnance Company yesterday elected
W. B. Dickson second vice president
new Office lie resigned as secretary, but
will continue as treasurer Of the com
pany ID. b. Gehley, secretary of the
Cambria Steel Company. was selected
secretary Of the Midvalc, IN pace oil
Mr. Dickson.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
AID FROM ADULTS, TOO
Churches Seek Extra Help Besides
Children's Offerings.

To augment the children's offering 70
be taken next Sunday in the Churches
of Christ in America, which IS to be
forwarded to Europe for use in reliev..
ing starving children, the Federas
Council of the Church yesterday sens
ort an appeal for contributions from
erown-ups. Checks sent 70 the Stary-
ing Children's Fund, 20 Fifth Avenues
will be added TO the contributions OK
American children and sent TO Ar
menia. Belgium. Poland, Serbia and Al
bania through accredited relief sources.
II is estimated that there are half
million children in these war-torn
countries who have not enough to eat
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
sTJgAGE NoTICEs.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN a LAS
Raincos, Co. Bird. Frank Co. Bac6eu-
heimer Bros. Bolton Chemical co. Eoyef-
town Burial casfet co, " Chessier co.,
John n. Davis. Psola DIANA, J. k lerg.-
SON ~ Ginsburg. T. ~ HamNior. Il
Hcrbst Max Hoffman. d A. james Co.
H. Kuzinger Grant knapp. a. kfaps
Landers Bros. CO., j. J Madden Co. Dr.
Marvin Co. Inc. James Nonteth, Mf1
oven McCurran. Monarch Piano Pliyef
CO.. y Y. Granite Co. Phono Record botS
60. Pckens Auto Cloth GO, 81 f9hcS =
Mrs Edw Potter. Adolph Prime Co. T.. Il.
Rogers Inc. Root Knight Co, T.. echol-
berg. star Pound Cake Co. straight Fiia-
ment Lamp Co. r. Q. Striffier. " Struchsr
e. B Tull. Walcutt Bros. Co, Louis Wed-
man. West Michigan Furniture Co, Wo0'i-
lawn Metal Co. Wucker 4 Hinderk, how-
ard Houstan. Henry Gardner. Inc, fleL
Mcdonald. You are hereby aotiaed that tbs
time for tho payment Of this ComDanys
lien upon the property herein described
having expired. after due Notice thsfsos
had been given you, this Company VIII
cause such property. t0 viz h1useh9
Goods Personal Effects. Theatre Scsrefy,
Prop, rifles, Costumes. Goods and hefchan-
disc. stored by you or in your name ~ -
City. 20 be- sold a. Public Auction on Non-
day. June goth. 1915 and it Will continue
each succeeding day az 10 80 A. N. al the
same place until all goods are sold,
TOOKER STORAGE & FORWARDING
co. " " Becker, Sect
JULIUS KISDERMANN & sons. INC.
STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
5s6-s7 WALES AVENUE
BRONX BOROUGH NEW YORK CITY,
JUNE sTH. 1915
To Goldsmith. Rosenthal. Mork bsufni
PLAY goers Film COMPANY Shawmus
Commercial Paper Company
You and each N YOU are hereby n0fifsf
that the time for the payment q our len
upon the property herruafffr trsrrihet
having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given you, We Nln cause slea
property. 10 wit. Household Goods Per-
sonal Enects and Nerchandise. stored IN
the warehouse ~ this company a. 3sb-ssr
wales Avenue by YOU or ON your name fcr
In which you may have an interest. 20 bs
sold AZ public auction. according % he
statute in such csse made 49, provided.
al the warehouse. Nos bS.-iNf Wales Ave.
nue. near f50fh Street N.H York CITY, DN
FRIDAY JUNE -3RD 1915. af 10 A NJ,
and if tho sale thereof '. nlr completed "a
said date. The same rNI n. continued q
fhr same place on effrt Friday fnfresf ef,
beginning st ~ a ~ ana continuing I'D
ul AN the goods ars sold
JULIUS hINDERMASN ( Sons Inc.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-08
PROVISIONS.

The market for hog products was active
and frmer on renewed buying on the part
of leading commission houses and shorts!
prompted by evidences OF a firmer technical
position and on the recent falling of IN the
hog movement. The hog markets were easier
however, and larger receipts were predicted
Receipts of hogs at Chicago for the day
we're %. 900 estimated for Thursday. 1000
Kansas City received $4,000 and Omaha r.
600 PORK unsettled mess, s25n 5000
family. s26Gs2s short clear. s22 25O4 5000.
BEEF steady mess. 81 I.5odsis family. sls
n $40; packet, slsnsl9: extra India mess.
ts0Mssi DRESSED HOGS quiet; bacon.
i27,c. 1870 ID. 1916: $50 lb: lSte 40 h.
iSRc pigs. l.c. CUT MEATs-Piekled bel
lies ouiet: 10 lb. 1880: Y IN. l59.c; IA 10.
lie pickled hams steady. l6I, n I7Ee. TAI
Low easy special. ipts city a,:n StSM1it5gse Mi5s:
Wast 10 75GI ~ .s5c; city lard firm. l26sM
iss,c: refined lard steady; South American.
ii85c: Continent, !iSe y Brazil. rail- .sss, kss,.
i5.35c; compound steady 1,q Il &c; stesr- ..'
inc barely steady oleo, llS.c nominal city
Il AID stearine &c.