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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
COTTON STEADIES
AFTER EARLY DROP
Gains 7 to 10 Points in Day on
News of UnfavOrable Weather
and More Exports.

The cotton market was steadier yes
terday, and after opening at decline
Of to 3 points sold II to 10 points net
higher, with the close showing a net
gain OF from to 10 points for the day.
A less favorable view OF weather condi-
tions, talk Of increasing exports and
reports of better spot demand seemed
the factors in the advance, which re
fected covering by straddle and specu-
latiye shorts, as we'll as some fresh
buying from trade interests or scatter
ing sources.
Weakness in Liverpool again failed
to inspire any important selling around
the local ring. IL il felt that the lower
rates of freight and insurance have
necessitated readjustment % the
parity between American and foreign
markets, and while Liverpool was sew
eral points lower than due the market
here paid very little attention 70 the
showing Houses with English connec-
tions were among the buyers. and buy
ing Of new crop months by New Or
leans was also attributed 10 the cover
ing OF straddes. while spot houses
were moderate buyers Of near months.
Prices almost Immediately steadied up
after the initial decline in consequence
and covering became little more
active as the market worked higher.
October contracts sold up 10 1890 in
the late trading. or back to within q
point of the highest level reached
since the early month decline, and
closed at 1880. The close was within
8 or points OF the best.
Private cables reported quiet mar
ket IN Liverpool, with an absence OF
demand. II appears that Liverpool has
recently been above parity, and the
declining tendency there reflects the
prospects for increased shipments in
that direction. as well as undoing
s'raddlcs. Private wires from New
Orleans yesterday said that ocean
freight room was offered freely for
Liverpool at Sl75 a hundred. No
change was reported in the rate from
New York 10 Liverpool, but a small
amount OF room was said 20 have been
booked for Manchester at $3.50 hun
dred The bullish view OF the con-
tinued rains was that they would lead
10 poorly rooted plant. but several
sections have been complaining OF IN
sufficient moisture, and in such locali-
tics the rains are believed to have
been beneficial.
Several private reports from the
South reported better spot demand
and Houston reported an advance Of 10
points. Other markets. however, were
unchanged Exports were 1899 bales,
making 5,22S. 6s6 so far this season.
Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

The Edmunds & Jones Corporation has
declared an initial quarterly dividend
Of 81 a share, payable July !, TO stock
holders Of record June 20.
An extra dividend Of IS cents a share
has been declared by the Shattuck Ari-
IONA Copper Company, in addition to
the regular quarterly disbursement Of
90 cents share.
Logan c. Murray. chairman Of the
board of the American southern Ma
tionsl Bank Of Louisville. Ky. has been
appointed as Southern adviser OF the
Irving National Bank.
The issue Of s3.OoO.OOO fve-yesr 6
per cent convertible notes OF the Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea COMPANY. Of
fercd by the Equitable Trust Company
and Edmond Seymour ( Co, al l02 and
interest. has all been sold.
Gold amounting to sl5O.oO0 has been
withdrawn from the Sub-Trcasury for
shipment TO Mexico.
Directors OF the Stewart Warner
Spccdometer Company. II was an
nounced Yesterday. have elected l.. n.
Lackance, chairman; {. r. Smith. prcsi.
dent. ". J. fucker. vicc-presidcnt and
secretary. and T. r. Sullivan. vice-presi-
dent and treasurer Mr. Fucker also
succeeds the late J. X. Stewart as a
director.
The MacAndrews Forbes Company
hiss declared an extra dividend or "a
pcr cent on the common stock I'm the
nrcvious quarter an extra common stocA
dividend Of 80 Is per cent Was paid.
Directors Of the Guantanamo Sugar
Companv have declared an annual cash
si,.,dend of II pcr cent. or So per share,
together with stock dividend Of ? per
cent. or $3.50 a snare
Harry VI. DeMott. president o' me
Mechanics Bank. was yesterday elected
a director Of The Bank Of Coney Island,
in place Of the late Charles &. Bal
manno.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
FIRST BALE BRINGS $3.50
Auctioned on Steps of Cotton Exchange.
Gift 10 Red Cross.

The first bale Of cotton from this
years crop. grown az Lyford, TcX"
was sold al auction on the steps OF the
Cotton Exchange Yesterday afternoon
for Sl2O. The buyer was Gale Young.
acting for stephen VI. Weld & Co The
money will GO TO the Red Cross Society.
The bale was picked from thirtv-tour
acres az land in scattered farms by
twenty-five Nexicans and brought $3.50
Al the sale in Houston. the second high
est price ever paid for bale OF cotton.
The buyer was Jesse L. Jones, Of Hous-
ton. and the proceeds went 10 the indi-
vidual farmers who gathered the bale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.


While there was no active or aggressive
buving in the coffee market here yesterday
offerings were light. and prizes advanced
rather sharply owing to the failure Of Bra
III To fully follow the recent local declin-
,oyerine 81 shorts and little demand from
trade sources The close was steady al nc'
gain Of from 10 70 ~ points. Sales we're
reported Of 1880 bags
Cost and freight offers were about NM
changed on tho average. Santos IS arc san
offered here AZ 9iqc o b Santos FOR forward
shinment and Rio - ~ soc cost ana
freight on the basis Of London credits The
official cable, reported no change IN Bra
lillian milrcis prices. but showed quite a
sharp falling cf in the Santos stocs and an
advance Of l-S2d iu the rate of Rio exchange
on London. Receipts at the two Brazilian
ports were q 900 bags. against 10000 last
year.
The spot market was nominally unchanged
at qiac for Rio IS Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
NJ & ST. /. Plan Approved

The committee OF minority STOCK
holders Of the Minneapolis & st. LOUIS
Railroad that opposed the plan OF re-
adjustment has issued circular 10 'ne
shareholders whom it represented al
vising them Of change Of front con
corning the recommendation OF the ma
iority interests that S4.50O.OOO IS neeo
cd for reorganization purposes ne
minority group now admits tins amount
is necessary and has withdrawn IT'S op-
position. IL Is expected that the pan
IN he adopted bv a practically unani-
nous vote al the adjourned special
meeting in Minneapolis on June IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
PROVISIONS.

The provision market was moderately ac-
tive. with irregular price changes. Early m
the day there was a general advance, with
fairly good ruyng by commission houses.
but subsequently lard cased of and closed
at the lowest. while pork and ribs we've com
paratively steady. Receipts o. hogs AZ Chicsgo
we're 90 600 estimated Tor Friday. ! 1000
Kansas City received 1000 and Omaha 1880.
PORK-steady mess. S25u $3.50: family.
S2sq S2s snort clear. 500. 500 $3.50 BEL
steady mess. Sl1.50H SIS; family. Sl9q
s2O: packet. slsHSi9: extra India mess, S29
a $50. DRESSED HoGS--Steady; baeons'
isc; 40 10. l3i4e. $50 ID; l32sc; 40 H.;
i3asc: pigs. lshc CUT MEATS-PicNlsd
belize steady 10 10. l5f,c. - lb. l54,c II
IN. i5c Picked hams firm quoted az l6''
0ITi.c TALLOW Quiet; special. &C ,
city. o. asked country. i,n94tc. LARD
Steady: middle West. l3.05M l3.l5c. City lard
easy quoted a, ~. q i3c. Refined lard hrm
Continent. 1890 South America, lil3c I;
Brazil. kegs. i5.l5c. Compound lard steady ;
quoted Al llssMI2i.c STEARlNE-Barcly
steady: oleo. l0i.c. city lard stearine. l3@tc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16

vestigation would ship a bill of goods
to South America on an inquiry re-
sulting from magazine advertisement
and then wonder later why they lost
out South America had many frsudu-
lent firms. he said. who made II regu-
lar Business TO order everything and
ANYTHING they could obtain on these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
CLERK GETS EXCHANGE SEAT
Sidney s. Schuyler Makes Unusual GIT
10 Empl1yc.


Ross Nendc.s.ohn. Who since 1898
has been telephone clerk for The
stock Exchange firm o. Schuyler. Chad
wick & BurnhaM, yesterday became a
member o. The big board when the
seat Of the late Albert r. Vernsm was
purcha sed for MS account bv Sidney S.
Schuyler. senior member OF the firm.
The price paid for trc membership was
$50 000 unchanged from me last pre-
yIous sale.
Ncndelsschns gift became rumored
about Wall Street earlier 10 the week.
Othcr mcmhorshi transferred yester-
cay for SG5. 900 ware John h Scoville 10
J. Leroy Smoker and James y. Brown
% Walker p Hall E.more Coe Kerr
and Frank d. Lackev have been elected
members Of the exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Receivers from
Early Break and Closes
Firm-COrn Gains.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. June IS. 1915.
WHEAT.

The wheat market broke sharply during
the early operations and prices declined &c
10 Sc, with several Of the active positions
making new low records for the season The
early weakness was due 70 continued weak
ness abroad and pressure Of old crop sup
plies in the domestic markets On me de-
cline. shorts bought freely and prices rallied
Ia TO Zc from bottom, and, while there was
partial reaction from the top. final quota
tons were IS 70 &C above the final Of
wednesday. The advance was accompanied
by rumors of an improved EXPORT demand
for American hard winter wheat through
Gulf ports. but these lacked confirmation and
export sales for the day. "a far as reported
CONSISTED OF cargo OF about 100000
bushels Of Manitoba
In tho cash market. No. I durum wheat
was quoted Al Sl.l4ia No. 2 hard. SLl4i,.
No Northern Duluth. sl.2lis No. 1 North
EN- Manitoba, sl.23h, all f. o. b., Now
York.
CORN.
Continued frmnoss in the cash position
had stimulating influence on the corn mar
ke;, and, after showing a moderate early
decline. values rallied and AZ the close
showed net gains of Sc 10 &c. Country
offerings we're again small. and farmer
we're apparently not disposed TO sell freely.
The movement was CORES ponding.y light and
reports that stocks OF cash corn IN the West
we're controlled by strong interests led 10
ltdTN OF congestion IN inc sNiF position ana
caused some active covering on the part %.
shorts. In the local cash market No. 2 yell
low corn was quoted az s5iSc G. j. T. NcH
York.
OATS.
Rumorv Of a large export business IN ol-s
lacked confirmation. hIt the Tarkc. rs 2
whole was steady and closing quotations
were a. net higher 20 isc lower. The ocs.
cash marke. was steady standard quoted "a.
46l.c. No. white. 45Nf &c. No. Z white.
44n &c. fancy clipped white. 46N4it.c
ordinary clipped white. l4j.M46i2c, all c.e-
vator.
RYE.
Market quiet No. 2 Western. sl.0el2. c. T.
T.. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16

Liverpool cables Spot cotton quiet. 5
points lower; middling. s.2sd sales. 5000
bales. including 1000 American and 1000
speculation and export imports, $4,000 bales.
al American futures opened auie,. unchang-
cd % ! point higher and closed quiet but
steady A. net decline Of az points ~ an
advance OF 90 points. July-Aug, f.s2 ID ;
Oct-Nov. lid: Jsn-Feb. I.6Id Mar-Apl.
7.65 ID nay-June 7.63d. Manchester
Yarns and cloths neglected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
Canada Drawing Down Balances.

An carly drawing down OF the large
balances held on deposit i'm this city
by Canadian banks is predicted by the
Canadian Bank Of Commerce in ITS
June circular The recent loan Of $50
oo0. 600 obtained here by the Canadian
government has accounted for the un-
usually large deposits AZ this centre,
Che proceeds OF necessity having been
kcp, LIQUID I'm August S25,000,0OO viii
Be required for the retirement OF the
nominon's oue-yc8r notes, and IN the
meantime il is expected that large
portion Of the balances probably viii
flow back across the border 70 meet
June disbursements. Attention is
called by The bank 20 considerable pur-
ohase- OF Anclo-French bonds for
Canadian account. ii development which
De- deprecated by the Canadian financial
authorities. each nation being az vari-
ance with the expressed wish Of the
Minister Of Finance. Industrial con
cltlons in the Dominion are mentioned
rs favorable, with the value Of this
Years output Of manufactured products
laced at So 900 600 600. against Sll64,-
100000 i'm 1910. Greater economy m
public and private expenditures IS
deemed imperative II Canada is TO hold
un her end Of the war burden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
Stutz Motor Shares TO Public.

The Stutz Motor Car Co. is being
organized with an issue Of 10000 shares
Of no par value. 70 take over the man
facturo of the Stutz cars. \ syndicate
formed by Allan 4. Ryan & co. has
purchased $500 shares. which VIII be
cforcd 10 the public az $50 share.
Sub criptions already received we're
aid TO % IN excess Of the amount
available for public offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
I. & N. DIVIDEND RAISED
Semi-Annual Declaration Of 81 =. {.
Restores Rate TO Old Basis.

sDircctor7 o. the Louisville E. Nash
Vile Railroad declared Yesterday
somi-snnua. dividend Of 80 pcr cent.
restoring the stock 20 3 per cent an
nual basis. The ratc was reduced in
December, 1914, from z per cent 70 .
per cent.
Earnings or the Louisville & Nash
vile during tho current fiscal year have
shown a substantial increase over 1915.
The indicated earning ON the stock Tor
1916 show that che company will earn
-wice as much this year than last, when
Tho surplus was equivalent 90 6.1j PEI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16

METALS.

No change vas reported IN the position
Of the copper market yesterday. The leading
agencies sre still quoting in the neighnor-
mood OF ZqHZqitc for October and de-
Hreries. while small lots are sad 20 10
available ~ prices ranging from ahout -iM
- -. I'm London copper closed ri size Tor
stariard SPOT and fii6 fo- futurc'. lin Dss
dull IN the New York Netal Exchange. with
spo- quoted - $500 AZ. Tne ondon
rr,a-t-f rlo-sf ~ sfsf ts fc- sro' ard fl'l
Ia 10. iutuEes. Lead was stead. a. Q. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
Din In Allies Bonds.

Out Of a total turnover in bonds on
the exchange Of around s4.5OO.OOO yes
terdsy. approximately S1.750000 was in
Anglo French 5s OF this more than
slio0.000 came in the first hour of
trading, and the bonds showed the
weskest tone in long time. opening
atq5hs. declining 10 95i4 and closing az
i5.. A. first thought IL might have
been inferred that the sudden break in
the Allies bonds was due 20 adverse
war rcws. But as the days cables only
told Of favorable events in the theatre
Of var the Street naturally held the
payment % the 10 per cent dividend in
Aaglo-French bonds by the du Fonts
responsible for the break. Yesterday
was the date ON which more than Sill
100000 Of these bonds we've handed out
20 du Point stockholders in the form Of
dividend, and judging from what hap
rened on the exchange many Of the
holders preferred 10 sell their newly
acquired securities Immediately. Al
95i the bonds we've 3 under the high
point o. the year made recently On
'he previous disbursement Of Anglo
Tyenchcs b. the du Points the market
N5s affected similarly, only on that oc-
caslou the stockholders i'm many cases
cold .hc bonds before they got them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
FLOTR AND MEAL.

The -four marke. %as inactive. but prices
we're steadily held. owing 70 the rally m
the wheat market. and the attitude Of the
mills Who were not disposed 20 make con
eessions. on account OF the decline in mill
feed. RYE FLOUR easy fair 70 rood, $50
Ms525: choice 20 fancy. s5.35M $3.50. CORN
MEAL firm kiln dried. $40. BAG MEAL
firm. fine white and yellow, Sl.,5; coarse
sl62 FEED.-City steady bran. bulk
500 50 i0O-lb. sacks. s2s. heavy middiinc do.
$3.50 -four rniddling do. s3z red dog -four
l4O-ln. sacks. $3.50. Western STEADY :
bran. lOO-lb. sacks. s22d $3.50. standard
middinQ. s2A. -four middling do. $3.50 red
dog -four. l4O-lb. sacks, S3l. OIL meal.
t32M S23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
POTATOES AID VEGETABLES.

Receipts. $3.50 barrels potatoes, Loo
-. ,,s,t .- Be-nuda. No I. Dbl tsG $3.50 .
No ,. S5at55O. 40 3. s3nt Eastern
shore. No /. bbl sfaSts7 No 2 s2dSs.', .
Va. No Z. Dbl. $50 $3.50 10 2. ga so =
4 No I. siHss50. 40 .. S-.25d - .
80 stGst.5O. No Q. s3.2-ns So No 3.
81 5na g old ls0-lh. Slm $50 - o@g'
r. -tsisf25. SWEET POTATOES. Jersey,
bs.kes -scHfl.8O. ASPARAGUS. nearby.
rleer. fancy. do, punches: '2.'Smi3 extra sra,
a. l5ds2.50. prime. $500 e crls. SIG
SIPS: white fancy. s225N 500; eAtra'
sf.-50s2. prime. si25aSi eull, toctt
81. BEANS. Nd. WAY basket. sL5om 500 /;
Green. slnst.-5. Baltimore. wa. oasAei,
S. -5ds22I. e-ccn. slnSl50. Va, wax. ST
q, s2. round. green. 1i-la 81 Va. hai green
as-te.. sl0fi25. y O.. wax large basket
-0cnsl.50 small basket. l'c'1
Green. round large basse,. f0u r. ha'.
'sr.a b,.kst. 15cNfi green. small basket,
t'lI Soc. Ffa -nd s q. baskst ,5n 10 hsr-
r-ras green fat is crate. e0H 7,c BE- =.
r'4 bbi or bag SocqSL2s Va, 100 hunch-s'
Sass. BIB. $Lsoas2.50. \ {. 100 eunehe7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
SUGAR FUTURES.

After opening generally 3 70 points
higher con first sales. futures hrmcd up on
huying ~ outside interests and bull SUP
port. and a. midday prices showed net sd-
vsnces 81 5 20 points with trading active.
Later IN. market eased Of under Wall street
selling and the close was me- unchanged 10
an advance Of points. With sales for the
DAY A. $50 tons Range or prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES

General News and Earnings II Various
Corporations.
To connection with the listing Of ST.
100000 % common stock 81 the Nom
tana Power Company ON tho Now YORK
stock Exchange. thc company reports
consolidated gross earnings or Slo0l,-
9s4 FOR tho four months ended April 30,
income for fhe folr months was 81
0l2.212 after payment Of interest
charge on bonds. floating dcbt and after
deducting s49.G56 for construction pur-
rn.n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
Tho spot market was uominally unchanged
4. ai.c Tor Rin L Range OF price,
COTTONSEED Old.

The market Tor cottonseed oil vas
moderately active. total -ales FOR tho day
sCereeatinc 1900 barrels. During the
early operations prices shovel an upward
tendency on the advance in lard and cot
ton Longs cold quite heavily on the bulge,
however. and when the lard market esssd
on in the afternoon prices broke sharply
and AZ tho close we're I 10 points net
lower. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16

20. New York. and 6.s0c asked for East ST.
Louis delivery. London lead was quoted at
e3l los. The New York market for spelter
was nominal. London quoted spot at f6s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
kansas CITY RailnaYs.

The Kansas City Railways Company
has sold 100000 % f-st mortgage 5
per cent bonds 20 ". s. Halsey & Go.
A syndicate has been formed 70 offer
the bonds for subscription 80 % and
interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
W,cln.s

The local market for SPOT cotton re-
ported quiet at 10 points advance. on the
basis or - 90 for mid-upland.
Receipts At ports and interior points. with
comparisons follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which we're not dealt IN
on the stock Exchange Thursday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
STATE BONDS.
Va DEF S. Brown Bros
nOo rffa
MUNICIPAL BONDS.

IS y g as 1857 Nov y e. a. 1850
81 ON ........ l0ih o. ono " 1924
do AS 1855 do Siss 1854 Nov
5000 ..........lo7A 1000 .......... 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
FRESH FRUITS

P.ceipts. 1870 barrels apple. Nor'noern
srv bbl s2as6 Baldwin, stm ff.'9 be'
na,is 81 5ons8 Albemsrs Pippin' -" 2.
Pu.set. 81 5Otis3.-5. Tar Western. as 70
Ind box. Slas2. PEACHES, \ &; ssTr IRE.
si.250si.75. Ga, ns2l5. CHEhhlE -
sweet. quart. IUioc; sour. 1use BLACK ~; ~
M basket. si.50mSl.I5: other sweet Sl'-'m
81 30. STRAWBERRIES. up-river qHsrt
5aIlc: Jersey. quart. 81 o. De- ana e. sa,
Toe RASPBERRIES. Md. red. pink. n &c
COOSEBERRIES, small. green. quart pa es
Et-CKLEBERRIES. y G. l2M lec; ousnei
80. si.25H SO. KINGS Fla. strap.
- 5o1 $3.50. ORANGES, Ca: boz boz 80, 80
fi-5ms525. average. $500 poor
70 FAR. S225af5.95: GRAPEFRUIT, ~. "a.
a. 10 Sire and endition. box. sl5o1 s5'SV /.
cuban. s2HS4. Porto Rico. $3.50 $40 :
Jamaica. $500 81; LEMONS: ca ,,y n9s'
s9. 4O0st4O: sicily. s22ju sis2 LINZ Ne
nor,iri.sn bbl ssasa. MUskMELoNS
ia. crate sl@s2.5o Ca ;isnsard eTa a.,
cT,te SI2SaSi50: WATERMELoNS, Pc
100. s35Hs75: Fla. carload. 5000 '5oo .
ptNFAPPLTS. Porto Rico. red Spsnisn, box
eo~eI "a 81. Cuba. slMs2.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16

Statement - earnings and expenses
Of the Brooklyn rand Transit COM
psny for the twelve months ended
March 81, as reported 20 The New York
Stock Exchange. sGows total revenues
from transportation amounting 10 ST.
5lS,2lG. This compare with s26.i2l,-
c67 gross reported for tho fiscal year
ended June 800. 1918. Total operating
expenses were Sl5A7s. POI. ard opers'-
rc income after taxes accrued on op-
Grating properties amounted 20 slo,-
iG9.052. surplus after an deductions
r,,. e. F~sfn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts, $50 head cars on sale. Wan
k~t quiet and steady. Common 90 prime
,heep sold ~ Sj.5ONs1 per 100 III few un-
shorn A. $3.50 fairly good 10 choice lambs
At sii150gIz.i5. including 4 car Of KEN
lucky AZ the outside hgures. Dressed mutton
steady a; l0G l4c. dressed lambs a. lsd2lc.
HOGS.
Receipts. 1870 head. all for slaughter. cK-
cept Few head feeling firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
Russian Loan Tnkes We'll.

Bankers handling the now S50.000,00o
Russian Government credit expressed
themselves yesterday as highly graft
fed at the response made to the offer
'ng At one of the banks it was said
that orders from private investors for
participation or $1,000. $4,000 and Si5.-
0oo were numerous. while the demand
from investment houses was satisfac-
torr The Russian loan has this adj
,artage over preceding foreign govern
meme issues. Not only is the yield at
usctve, with chance for possible OK
change profits, but the Investment
public has had two years now IN which
90 become educated 20 foreign hota-
uons. This is q factor that cannot be
overlooked. for the cold reception given
some earlier issues was considered
largely due to the TACT that tho Amcri-
can investor knew little Of ihterna-
tonal securities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-16
New York state Railway.

The New York state Railways May
report dscloscs gross operating income
Of s696Q9l. which was Sl22,351 above
last years income FOR the same MONTH
Net earnings AFTER expenses, depieei'
ION and taxes tota.ied f20lf9o' an In-
crease Of SD. lso. and the surplus Al si'st
various charges amounted 20 soo'''''
ccriparod wiki $751; In 1919.