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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-06

Live Stock MARKET.

FONDA Y. June e..
Receipts ~ hor,cs for tw" days were
1855 head. inoludiug 90 cars for tn.
'nurk.i, steers were slow and easier. with
ears unsold ut = late hour: bulls were In
fairly good d"msud and steady, Fat cows
rather oaslcr. others about steady, Com
mon to- choice steers sold Al ss..5 1Sl0. 30
per 100 lhs huils at 50 90 %; lows al stH
s7.ii, : extra COWS at 81 2iMSSS5 resper-
'iv,ly taiIcnds ~ 49, 50 80, Ore sed
beef SLOW at lidIGc Tor city dressed
native sides. l7ui9c, Tor hinds and ribs
l2uitc, for chucks and plates,
clos head, including L,i9s for tho market.
There was - good demand for the stock
and prices we're nrm 10 ltE .jc, higher.
The pens were cleared Common to prime
veal, sold a. s9uSi?7 - per 100 his culls
AZ t7TfS;n; skim milk sud fed calves At
i7nN Dressed calves wero steady AT -
iF'. for city dressed veals. l.ig u lie, for
country dressed.
Receipts % shecp aud lambs for two
previous arrivals 30 cars for sale, Prices
dropped 9bc. ON best grades Of lambs, 30 a.
soc. on others. sheep we're weak. Nearlings
almost nominal, Medium to,chuiCe south
ern lambs sold At Sllmtle per 100 his
Including u ear Of Kentucky lambs ,hrst
Of the season. IT the outside figures. n
few state smhs at 3lO.j0. u few unshorn
yearlinss At sS5on3lo. Dressed mutton
slow at 10 n 1850; best aethers ~ lic,
1sssinH '.WIr .".'ff at 'Sns''' dressed
Receipts ot hogs were s,a7 head. in.
Guiding . cars for the market, Prices
we're 2ou25c. over. Good medium WEIGHTS
sold st VsstesW per ies lbs; rsushs
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Tho cities Service company announces
maj Oh" various eases IN Usage couut,,
Oklahoma. CENTRALIZED by subsidiaries. which
expired IT, March. have been renewed the
rapcrs having beer signed nv the Secretary
% n" Interior The." leases snec. about
200. """ A're> ot developed natural ga
ar"i : k, E As'@sIssS%S;s, w psye,s ssrS'r;
tho reuoya, ~ these Eases. vNi now be
carried Oh; A. quickly as possible.
Reports nom chi.ago Indicate tina. the
,ar".t' nl '." surface inc, IN that Guy
for ne hr~t four months 90 the present
year have increased - per cont. while the
:atn,nS- of tne e."," ed lines hay" gained
show q arg advan." over June last year
because of thu national Republican ruu
N"rti"u and other gathering iu ChlrsG, ..
"'I $50 bccaus" iu June. 1915. the chicago
-. NN' lost n j. 's't1ut"i. mo-" than
80" uon g. r't'ng"- bs ,u-, ~ the strike
the' tod up al trania 'o- tho month.
N"gu'r'' ''s arc t., n. ',"' h.''sS1 o.,
p..t ,.'.- ,,~ ,.tt.ttr. ..4 'H. 1t, =
'..sm. I- rcs -its ZOO. ~ . -, ,atu ii
~ 10 '. pr Ir'p "n,.. ftu 1g', ; 1916.
wr, l.r : ra., a~ ". a., '>P 30.
r'.. 'N' 'n't - .-'-.r' ~ q" cer''
rrodH'r'n. l"' 'r.. .r' '.i'g &" cou
var. 'nser. Men , re- So. c.n',
not e 'In.~tul foo" -. ..s' fGrr" wears uf
Bon, ' 49,. ,, .9g', q, "a, 90, ',', ,,, o. minimum
90. combined Eroa. carri Z, ~ Tho con-
psn!s- - thc .ouu'~v . v4-.1 i,lo. US
- p"r 'eu;- pyer ga, nr 4r. :ur tAc rpr-
-. r'ua'uE ror'' ~ 90" rIr..llng ,clr.
companies Nt- lsg1 GEO" 400 Is .uVstt hours.
bong 900 ~ s.,-" o. - or" 90" kionatt
n'ur- ur 80 p"r ...' ,Thg 'r'. quarter q
ne -urr..,u l.,, sl,''- ,o.""insi 60 earn.
81 800 900 u..f 900. sam, p.r.YI'n. 1919.
while th' ou'put Of u'ver $50, +. 49, """""o
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Mercaatlle Marine.

International Mercantile Marine pre.
ierred, Tor the first time since IL began
us sensational advance from AROUND a
J." 1915. crossed par yesterday. II sold
: high as 1908 and closed AT % II. an
Advance OF ga points over saturday,
lose. Marine preferred had been t,nred
70 go to par last week and. Judging
rom us performance on Friday, would
nave lone so had not the news of the
naval battle In the North Sea tenn.
porsrily unsettled the entire stock mar.
ket Yesterdays strength and activity
IN the stock was accompanied by ,e.
ports that important Developments were
oeing worked out Mt the conferences 90
The committees representing ne vari.
Gus classes OF securities Of the conpanv
ana that an early solution of Ali the
uitncuiues OF the REORGANIZATION might
pe expected. II was even rcnorted
that a statement would be %forthconiny
before the day was out, but this proved
incorrect. although II was intimatei at
the close OF the days conferences that
AN announcement might be expected TO.
day. Marine preferred's new ton wa.
2ls point above the highest figure. at
which the stock had ever sold b. for.
the previou high having been reached
on Friday before the news OF the ma.
val battle.
Marine common. while active. fail6
10 make a new top and only solo rs
nigh as ?7%. The top on this class OF
stock was 2si. and was reached ON
May ]. II closed yesterday at 2eiy. an
advance OF rs points.
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GOSSIP OF A z
A Specially laarkst.

Yesterdays stock market was iarrs,x
one OF s~pecialties and, to a cons,dsr.
aoie extent, new s%pccialtics. Although
mere was a turnover Of 5l7,sOO shares
u was significant that the trading IN
the old line stocks that have prove,
their worth was remarkably light. ms
turnover In Steel common was only IA
ooo shares: in Union Pacific. 2 aoo
snares In Southern Pacific. 1900 shares
IN Atchison. 5000 shares; and IN
reading, the most active stock on thc
list. only 1880 shares. on the Other
hand the International Mercantile Ma.
rine stocks n the motor issues. which
're AT present receiving the attention
% strong pools. were most active. The
turnover In Marine preferred being "a y.
soo shares and In the common "a. 200
shares. In the motor stocks, 14s0o
snares OF Chandler Motors were traded
l4.boo shares Of Maxwell Motors ana
o's.o shares Of Willys-overland.
FROM the behavior Of yesterdav,s
market II was evident that. II left alone,
u would have been a dull pre.convep,
uoh market. which would have bean
most natural at this time. However. In.
tense activity In s~peciaities was injected
ipto H. n as a result whatever activity
J nave taken place In the standard
rails and industriais was halted un,,I a
healthier condition NJ the marke, mads
opportunities for commitments in these
STOCKS more attractive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-06
UNION BANK CREDITORS
WILL GET A DIVIDEND
Richards Prepares Accounting,
Showing Light Admins
tration Expenses.

A fun accounting Of the liquidation oi
the rnion Bank OF brooklyn has beer
prepared by Eugene Lamb Richards
Superintendent Of Banks. The accounting
made by Perley Morse & Co. covers the
time from when the bank was closed IN
April. 1910. to January !, 1915. j,
shows every transaction IN detail. The
audit will be submitted to the Supreme
court with an application for permission
to pay a dividend to stockholders.
Cash on hand April I. 1910. was s63.-
612.Si. and receipts were S755.O76.7i.
Disbursements in this period were S762.-
s33.S2. as follows: Paid TO depositors
and preferred creditors dncluding A IN
per cent. dividend), s104.57o.07 money
borrowed by bank before It's closing.
s365.19l1o; special security deposit,
$1,000 bonds and mortgages paid $40
5?397; real estate acquired. 36.S5s.l2
rent. s26.300 taxes. s46.a20.s5: interest.
S1'.Ol2,It repairs to real estate, 49,
oo?.2 20 insurance. s2.63494 light and
fuel. H,10s.33: administration expense.
including legals fees and disbursements.
SSs. 20I miscellaneous disbursements.
res. estate. sS.903it I. Items aggregating
si96 .i27.Sl were obligations incurred be-
fore the hank closed,
or the administration expenses only
s2o.oto was paid during the two years
work ~ Mr.. richards. Under his pre-
decessor. q. H.. Cheney. s22.ss2.25 was
paid IN less than a year. and during the
three years ~ GEORGE & Van ruyts. Jr..
tenure s4a.cTs52 was paid. OF the co.
040 paid out IN two years under Mr..
Richards only $4,000 represents legal
fees.
In addition 10 tho real estate holdings
the bank has a claim Of several hundred
thousand dollars against william Cow
This IL being pressed with all possible
speed,
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IRON AND STEEL MARKETS.
More safes 81 TIN Plate for Shtp-
mcnt In orient.

Nor stle' of tin plate haze boon made
for shipment 80 the orient a. q, vS6. 10
per ba." hos. The domestic market ~
stronger. with an advance expected coon
Wire product too ar" trmor. Very lIttIr
l. dvaildbl" for Europe, although iuuuirict
are larg" and pressing
Domestic railroads have bought more
rails for 1907 shipment. Including the
Union Pacific. hil rompanics have ordered
more tank care, but som" car Inquiries ar"
unsutistl"d. Demand for ships y. W-
preoCi-Uled gUd moro large orders Tor
marine plates for 1917 are under negoiia-
tiou. Asti" from subway and elevated
work In New YORK., structural steel TX quiet
The General Electric Company WIN require
900 tons of shapes for plant improve
nents IN Delaware"
Pig Iron In dull In all sections. small
snles Of foundry grade are being mhic
In the East N Lots pf l00 to 1000 tons for
second half 1915 shipment.
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CUSTOMS DECISIONS.

BEADED rHrMMIS,iS- rhc d.t, ou Of
,,,,.,.s and trirn,,ys inp,r,,d l., Man
Naul"' , lowered W - decision hdui'l
town p, tho Hoard ~ General hDp'aIs,ts
,,u,, a., ,,scs.,I am ,bt. w-.r.n,rstso -,
'"''
90" rat" ~ 3" p'. cont 80 'hInfeW uni't
he provisions 90 paragraph "ON oi IN"
pnT,t ,he &ssr,,,l.s' ho,'. ,om,p".cd H. ~. +
liN W 'e"" '''"s
I r,,, ,,d.- n,r.s.ni, g~2
so sI'''''" "'"'' ''"N'"'' ''"' " sue
'd'n3n'
TAST lRDN-TNt iron &, special va
-t"ty Of ptg Iron, l. properly '.dNsindh'o
ire" Of duty under tn" provision "a par"
iron - Wig s' "iaim"i hH John II
r,uur" sui N'or-. Ni.'u y 90. ~ rhi.t
ds'rhis rsrh"r 'hsn dpu.nl' At IL" r."
graph 70" ~ sat- act ~ fo-ro.lt'ou. 40
ola ssined Nv tho customs collector. accord
us 20 u d,"i.trr rsudcr"d Yesterday les
Appraisers
FEATHERS :, Lombard sor- ~.
h"s,",, ~ m.".I n""r, !" I,n.ri'
.'", ~ ''N'''
,nr,r law ~ c.t',I, IT",t,rt,II fsN!,l.r'
IrIh."s ~S",,r,T, ~, ,n "''.'i n, tIr",.',
'nre' ~ ''"''' ~, 'p'. ~ ~. u
~. NV. w. n',a",," "uu
ce"n,. vi ,sior~m under tho proVision.' in
paIaerapn 49, ~" i'"p"f,ti' ''"'n.S1
ny wv S,.""', "''' "'l l'N'n ~, tn"
D. - | - 49,.
'''u'.N "Iu'I va i'"N''''h 'h,
-"-,,' P''' HP' ~ ''N '''h nov,
yH,n,',hSr. in ," aS".,lo" nav. ,,I been ,,ri,pprmss , ,nT
'iu-"'I "'I " '"h''' 'h'F,'"r" Nc SAM
mo- ~ nave NO h''h "I'il''d or
manufactured IN -n Wa0r"r buy wa
properly assessed ana "" "nlrm tho col
'e'toFs h'''"h
SILK DRESSES p1k garment aud u -
TX l-css,, imported hy Marshall Fieid 4
80. ~ chicago were the subject OF /, Gu,
toms controversy i.st adjusted bv tho
Board ~ Gcncrdl Appraisers. Tho silk ear
ueut made IN ptri ~ trimming IN lilo for,u.
~ fringe was DESIGNATED on The invoiro "A.
Il gray hod,rr' while tho INK drpsses
oruamNntcd with beaded ,riuininss snl
constituting tho component ,nutrr..l 81
chief value. were Designated on IN, I'm
yoi,es as "Iiseron" aud "Rordighcr. Z"
DUTY Was collected on the., ,r.sacs and
the garment ut the rate Of 20 nor cont
nd Valureuu under tho provision of mar,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-06

international Mercantile Marine, PRO
forred sold on the Consolidated stock EN.
change yesterday as high as 1904 About
IhOO0 shares Of the stock verc dealt In,
liz activity making II tho outstanding fea
The opening price for Mercantile Marine
preferred was SsL, which was ~ points
above It's closing quotation ON SATURDAY.
After a reaction TO 9sN there wac another
advance, which carried the stock 10 its
highest for the day. Then 1t reacted
again, closing At gst Tn" common
American Beet, Sugar was. the feature
a factor In their case, After opening AT
7sH Beet sugar changed hands a. 7s.. and
then rose TO s2is, closing at SEN, Mexi.
4 point from saturdays nnal hgurc, sold
at ioIx. and then rose to iosr, but II
closed 81 ica; An'srisAn smelling, sft.r
assI. Sr,os last ys:s. sdvaneed to ~.
Dvt " eioeeo ~ wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-06
COTTON NOT ACTIVE,
BUT HOLDS STEADY
liverpool Buying TO Undo
Straddles Furnishes Chief
Trading Feature.
REVISION OF ACREAGE

While cotton showed no great ACTIVITY
yesterday. aside from purchases Of about
10000 bales for Liverpool during the
ar.t hour OF trading, the market was gen.
orally steady. and a slight net gain
VA. established for the day. The fea-
lures Of the day we're the continuation
o. favorable weather. English buying to
reduce ~s,iaddles and heavy exports. The
exports. amounting to 81 900 bales, were
urusuall, large. considering the stage Of
ihc season.
Adyicee from Texas state that the
weather is perfect. except In the south
west. where drought continues. 1t is
believed that the dry weather In the
with the increase which had been ex-
pectcd in the Texas acreage.
Another feature was the annual I'M
ward revision of the previous seasons
acreage. which Is now placed by the
Department OF Agriculture at 32,IO7.O0O
acres, compared with the guess last seat
son OF S1.535.0o0 acres. The new figure.
will he used as the basis OF calculations
this year.
cables state that II Ia considered
probable that the British Government
VII intervene this week In the wage
dispute between cotton operatives and
employees. As matters now stand the
unions are counting OF a general strike
or June 10 IL the demands have not
been granted at that time.
New England cotton brokers say that
manufacturer are showing only a linn
tied interest IN cotton. The South con-
'inues TO hold very firmly on prices.
II Is believed that some of the mills vii,
rave to buy more cotton before the
summer Is far advanced. but nearly all
are well supplied for early requirements.
IN Alabama spot firm says: THE de-
nand for spot cotton Is quite in,ertnit-
tent and offerings are extremely light,
which Is undoubtedly due to the market
having a sagging tendency. thus re-
s'raining possible buyers from covering
their commitments. Sellers, as a rule,
are able TO hold their product until more
satisfactory prices can be secured"
Na-Ent tN.Al
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Pu and call men were commenting
freely yesterday on the scarcity OF calls
on Marine preferred. What few were
onered were for 10 points away for the
market and were good only for ten DAYS.
On the other hand. calls on Marine COM
mon were plentiful and were freely Of
fered at . points away for the market
and were good for ten days. The prices
on the calls on the common we're lower
tia those on the preferred. although
much closer TO the ma
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-06
New York Title Insurance Co.

q ~ Wv W ~ - llF - I
NOTICE "a STOCKHOLDERS.
The respcC'lsr Boarls OF plrectors II
tho NEW NoRK TITLE INSURANCE.
COMPANY and tho NEW YORK MORT
GAGE ASD SECURITY COMPANY having
made and entered into an agreement. ur-
dor tn" respective corporate seals NJ ths
said Com pnn'es. for tho merger of tho said
NEW YORK MORTGAGE AND SECURITY
COMPANY into tue said NEW YORK IT,
TIE INSURANCE COMPANY. under the
name and style Of NEW YORK TITLE
y MORTGAGE COMPANY. prescribing
the terms ana conditions thereof. and the
mode Of Carrying tn. seiu. into effect.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that .
Special Meeting ~ tho Stockholders Of tbs
NEW YORK TITLE 1881 RANCE COM
fANY will be hold a. tn" once Of tbs
said Company. No l31 froaIwsy, borough
o. Manhattan. Nov York 'i'y, at -
o'clock. noon, on TUESDAY, tune N. 1875.
80 consider aud act upon said agreement
Of merger which will then be submitted 10
saii stockholders for their approval
The stock transfer book ~ the Company
VIII be closed on Friday. june IL. 1915. 49,
o'clock y " AVID -copar~i on Wadn.s.
day, Jun" -, '9iG, IT - o'"'ncN A VI
HARRY \ kAHLEH. President.
Ran l.. tDOkE. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-06
sCHwAB TO SPEND $40. 600. 900.
Large Extensions At n%rthIebcu, IN
Come From EARNINGS.

The Bethlehem Stae, cor,,,. ~.
tends to spend about so. 400. 600 In oN-
tension work, II was learned in Well I'm.
formed circles in the financial dis,ri,,
yesterday. and all the money will be pro-
'ided from earnings. The cumpany's
production 81 commercial steel will be
largely increased.
II was stated su~thorl'ativcly 'N,. tho
work. which VIII he pushed orWarI 4.
rapidly as possible. VII b.. CONNECTED
within the ucNt three years. The com
pany IS now spending about $500. 600
a month on new construction
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-06

Another country that has never on
tered our money markets before AZ a
borrower is said to be sounding local
banks AS to the possibility OF doing some
financing here. Newfoundland, the coun-
try In question, II seeking "A s5,roo'ooo
9 per cent. loan. She wishes TO borrow
half of that amount for hre years ana
the remainder for ten years Heretofore
Newfoundlan nd has always done lis
financing IN London, but like many other
countries, she has found that market
closed to her on account OF the war
Since the great struggle abroad began
numerous countries that nave done their
borrowing In London have hecn forced
10 come into this market.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-06
ANOTHER STEEL BUYING
RUSH is SEEN COMING
Enormous Demand Now for
All Kinds Of Metal for
Foreign Countries.


The Italian state Railways have
placed a contract for $4,000 tons of
that the order went to the United States
steel Corporation. through the export
department. Other heavy contracts for
rails To be exported TO foreign countries
are still under negotiation. but the in
sbtlity or American mills to make ship
ments before the latter part OF 1917 Is
held responsible for the failure to close
contracts.
BY far the most important feature In
tne steel Industry at the moment If the
enormous demand for all kinds OF rolled
ana Forged steel from foreign countries.
II Is predicted by those In closest touch
WIN the situation thai United states
mills are on the eve OF experiencing an
otner heavy buying movement % steel
to be shipped during the last half Of
iSl' 10 all parts OF the world.
The Union Pacific Railroad ompan
has closed Il contract, for heavy section
rails for shipment IN 1917. The exact
tonnage Is MOI, reported, bu, I, ia under
stood that probably 10000 tons. I'm he
aggregate, have been ordered. Domestic
railroads have p~urchased about so. 600
on of heavy rails for next year's de-
livery since the price was advanced 8,
a ton.
sss
The Public Service Commission re-
ccivcd tenders Yesterday direct from the
fabricating shops and from the struc-
tural mills f~abricating their own shapes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-06
THE SUGAR MARKET.

Inc market for refined SUGAR rs aIIo'
At unchanged priuc- Tho local deri.u,
continued l-ht Whl'- there Vas some iu
uU'ry for gr,uIiatCu tor EXPORT. only mode
rat hu-iu"-~ Has reported. At Interest,"
quoted ,'"" l'-s Isr cent bass for fine
gr,uIiatoI
RI" sugar uss Nulot. Nth no chang
reported N cuban sugar but local relner-
took .,'p bass Porto llcu- ~ port and
'.,,J bsgs ,nu,t ~ o,e Delivered Rcfner,
appear 10 he indl ffereut to offerings. but
operators scent TO br willing To buy Cuh,-
asklu. -"
In the market Tor sugar futures thnre wa
= los active demand and foundation by Wal
street Interests sent values of several point
ists 900 the afternoon. the market closing
EASY, = poiuts net lower to ! points net
hl-hcr sale, tor Ia" day 'otrllcl 700 tons
Oncu IIl.h Low ,In.. prrv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-06
MORE PACKARD MOTOR STOCK.
Common IL Increased From Hs,.
100000 70 si3,OOO.OO

The stockholders Of the Packard Mo-
tor Car Company rave authorized an in
crease IN the inmo stock from S.
o00. 900 to s13. 900. 900. THE brings the
company's total capital stock ur to sal
o0o. 00o. of which 5000. 900 is : per cent.
cumulative Preferred.
The position Of chairman OF the board
has been created and will be Nlled by
Henry Il JOY. who has retired from
the presidency. He has been su ceedei
by Avian Macaulcy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-06
THE GRAIN
Wheat SELLS Htgher-Trnde ne
strict~d by Chicago VoIid.,.

ne oearisll sentiment SO noticeable i'm
we "hest trade last week seemed y artlv
'Spc!led yesterday. but as there w.s
no session in Chicago because of the
'NH''ial elections 1t was rather d'alcu,t
.' tNdch y great dea. Of Significance
70 'Af light trade and higher prices in
"'her markets. But the volume OF spe, =
ud''e pressure was much reduced. AZ
minneapolis, where the bulk Of the
trade was placed. values ros. about
J 70 l'g ceins Il bushel after opening
~ fractional declines. The Winnipeg
'N' really seemed the strongest, es-
ne'sally as other Englisl, markets were
over losing their advances Of Saturday.
80 export business of momen tran
sll'ed ana d few Government inquiries
mere we're untitled. A. the buyers were
inviting to bic within . or 3 cents "
asking quotations.
There are Indications that confidence Ia
cunning 20 some Of tho Wall street bulls
'hI seemingly members Of this eroup are
tt,,,tn Pr'pt,ed g. buy wheat contracts a.
'\p-r'HI to be IN their favor, AS the win
NN.'l .rop estimat" is not likely TO
o9o'oo" ltsi year. While the spring
.5, ,'Irl !. hish' The acreage has been
rspo., eve, ~21 "nt y.sny v si' sSr n St1,;
.-.p l7 Missouri Of only Is. 900. 900 bushels.
sfA.nsl - 100000 last year " the Gov.
'H''N NV ENtAf 'FIpft 1nlN
'N.'. lh" winter wheat promise misht
F-it"r 10000. 900 than $4,000. 900.
p ''.''o~ Ner" hardly u factor yester-
zoos ever Their" vas bearish com-
'''h' on general showers over the grain Sec.
viii" on mo other hand I, was said
'I7' rains were not wanted in the extreme
-" .iU'es' where wheat cutting 4. in
I. Hfrss iu parts Of the Northwest sun
Is needed.
l.1'iaia' 'rop adylce- Included an esti.
''' log clement, curtis 4 60. for a 20
~ trn.ase decrease In the Canadian
There we're other reports indi-
< nav the area decrease IN Canada
NOV %" as large AN Was previously
''' cog, 'nd that the total acreage
'-I' 10" J" per cent greater than
f ~ $50 seasons ago. Cabled reports
oft I'n"n"inl rains In Australia and
'''ni' monsoon In India.
Trade was confined 10 the south
% torn markets, where price changes
'h "' the end Of the day. The mar
we're Hr"'t"l largely by the upturns
COT ana on tho Disappointing coun-
''N"m'ut Receipts have not in
,1H..r 'onditions are Very fssorabia.
"F- tr' forecast for tho entire pro
-, ton. The Missouri State report
3 ''ir'v high condition of rs ON
.h"r hand, the Element. Curtis esti-
"i e total area Increase Of only
per cent. was disappointing to
'Hy had been calculating on a larger
'' WIN tho holiday at chicago
'Ht 81 very small proportions The
tos market ruled virtually unchansed
b rnc session. There were very few
f'NlT ~ TO weather conditions and
= Interest seemed At n low ebb.
F~!nus-There were no dealings In
'', due to tho adjournment at Chi
,ss" Tle. hog markets were generally
y. lover for tho DAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-06
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, Iunc with the exception Of
United states smelling. which adv anced .
points. stocks IN the mining group showed
slight changes as a result of the days trad
lng. Old Dominion sold up 2 points to II, but
Tailed to hold all the Improvement. Copper
Range gained y. Atlantic. Gulf and West In.
dies was strong. The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-06
III Duh IH->i pERIOR TKt1JION
(DMUN

Tho Roar' IT Directors have I~s,lprei a
regular quarterly dividend Of uu. ro- en-
'l''' upon the preferred #fo.. Of tlis
'"wpHut. pay alb" Jul" Isl al. 20 .'ocs,
'I''I- 81 .' "iI At ia" p.u-" - luslu.s,
l.'h. 1915
bFvii.'i 'heckS vil hc tr-rIsI g., Tia
Farmers loan and Tru-' t.urutr,. rr.u-
fer Agents. Soc lt.-- WiI'4. Gtr,rf. Nov
Work. CIV. - s,oo kholdcI. who lu,. ftoI
mailing order
=. 2 EiiDHIEr
Secretary anu Treasurer
New York. Jun" u,h. 1915.