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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
PROVISIONS.

There was quiet trade in the market for
hog products. and price changes were COM
parative,y narrow The mdertonc was a trfe
easier. however. under proft-taAing and scat
tered selling. prompted hy the continued lib
eraI receipt Of live hogs and lower prices
at the yards. Tho cash demand was said 20
be Of fair proportions and prices were firm.
Receipts Of hogs al Chicago were $1,000; es-
timated for Thursday. $4,000. Kansas City
received 1900 and Omaha 10000. PORK
Quiet mess. SO; family, S26uS2s; short
clear, s23I SOC BEEF-Quiet: mess. $3.50
0Sl8. family. sl94S2O; packet, Sl'H $40;
extra India mess. $500. $50. DRESSED HOGS
Quiet: bacons. l3i4c; $50 10, 1850; 100
10. l3izc: 40 10. l3Ac; pigs, lie. CUT
MEATS-Pickled bellies quiet. 10 10. l6c;
y 10. l6c: u ID. l5c.. Ilc4led hams firm
quoted az l60l6i5c. TALLOW-Firmer; city.
iOi.c: special. lie: country, l0i, &C..
LARD-Quiet. middle West 1900 1890;
city lard steady: quoted at 1875 gl3i4c. Re-
fined lard barely steady Continent, l4.Z5c
south America 1850; Brazil. kegs. l5.5Oc.
Compound steady; quoted llt-4 l2i,c.
Quiet oleo, re; city lard stear-
inc. ne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool eab.es-
snot cotton in good demand; sales 10000
bales: speculation and export 1000; Ameri-
can Q 900. Imports 10000 American $4,000.
Mid-upland. s.l7d. Futures opened quiet. 2
d2is points higher. Closed easy at net
decline OF 4i3N6i2 points. May-June. 7.s6d 2
Juiy-Aug, 7.Sld; Oct-Nov. 1850: Jan-feb'
: 5Si5d. Nar-Apr. 7.58i5d. Manchester.
varns firm; cloths in more demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Business in the -four market WINS again
restricted by unfavorable traffic conditions.
especially the strikes in the harbor. which
made II very difficult 10 get lighters. RYE
FLOUR-Quiet; fair 20 good, S5404 1915 /;
choice 20 fancy. s5.60GS5.75. CORNMEAL-
Steady; kiln dried. S425. BAG MEAL
Steady fine white and yellow. Sl.65; coarse.
S1.68. FEED-City steady bran. bulk. S23 ;
! 90 10 sacks. So heavy middhngs. do, $3.50 :;
-four middlings. do. 1872 red dog -four, 40 ID
sacks. S32.50c; Western quiet; bran, 100 ID
sacks, S22.650 S23; standard middhngs, do
s2365 -four middlings. do. $3.50: red dog
-four. 40 ID sacks, 5000: oilmeal' SS2 q
900 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
Disguised

A trader on tho exchange was asked
Yesterday how the majority of the
operators felt about the international
outlook and what they expected the
German reply 20 the Sussex note
would contain. "Well," said he,
most traders are now expecting an
unfavorable reply. but they don't seem
TO care a whole lot whether it's IA
vorable or unfavorable. Their pa
thence is exhausted. What they want
is a reply of some kind or other that
will settle matters once and for all
If it's favorable, so much the better.
If it's unfavorable, and break FOL.
lows, why, they will make the best OF
il. At least they will have eliminated
one great, big uncertainty from the
horizon"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04

COTTONsEED OIL.

The market FOR cottonseed oil was quieter
total sales for the day amounting 90 300
bbls. and in absence 81 aggressive operations
prices moved within narrow range. mere
zee further Light tenders on May contracts.
which caused "a little pressure, and differ
ences between MAY and The later months
viiened a ,rife. The close being . points net
lower for Map and unchanged TO points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
SUGAR FUTURES.

Continued advances in raw sugar. with
strong conditions prevailing there. caused a
firm opening in futures. first bid price show
ing advances Of 4di1 points. with sales on
the call $50 tons. Short covering and sup
port by speculative and trade interests sen,
prices 20 new high levels. and in the early
a afternoon the market was Gni9 points net
higher. with trading very active. The mar
let closed strong. sNl7 points net higher
with sales fo- the day $3.50 tons. new
high record for the exchange. Range Of
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold
yesterday at auction az the exchange
salesroom by Adrian II. Muller & Son;
FOR ACCOUNT OF EXECUTORS
share. Kiass County Electric Lsh, ard P0r-
share. Nss Yors. Ne~ Haven 4 Har,fora n B
sSs.s mi. Gasrsn,s. .ad rr., Co tti6jj.'sH
share American sugar Refning co. pfefered
shs-ss Bond AID Mortgage Gu4ran,,e Co. l,i9o
shares BrooxJn Fi-, Hr-a wo-s. 800 each l96
l. 'ha HG 9. y l " Ss' 90 ,55 9,cs
FOR ACCOUNT or ADMINISTRATOR
.gbi.-t 20 a o-,or fisa n So 900 on pSoosr-y
oaaed ~ > j. Di.soa. situated 4, rs Niln g.
saaun' 5000 81 300 .ecord norsags 80 81. -
ri.,ai5' s :. subject @ ar, mortgage Q. s. =,
.6,--s Cuaaay trust GO q = Y 'plss9,
FOR ACCOUNT OF THY ADMINISTRATOR e
Jadsmea, for Slsii1.50 against Augustus ~ Pre-
recovered Dr. S..-,sa'e.' S,S9q1rT MIS- So.sy -
IN N~s Yo(s county Ce-,s offcs Apr'l %
iais and .1 slro.s COUNT Cefk' oises o.
FoR ACCOUNT or WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
: &c, caryed ivory chessmrn 7 So csvst borwcci
dfaughfs ! iuisif chesshotrd loi 1870
% shs-rs frfiyidual Drtndlz Cup 90 ocmnoo
lsi00 ea-hl 20 share Individual DnnNns cup
90 preferred 800 sacll. lot ..... ..... 90. ~
% .haFes Iuifersal Auih CO 900 cs,il ~. vi
So 900 kansas Ciy Fia1pc. ald Iermil A. hL.v
co a. ~ cent certificates ~ decost q.
go - .s,fs. cgmosri,aa corpo,aion common isi.e
.,5 .6irr- ca,h,. p Byron Co common ,'iNs
s. 60o A-tsr Neral A Couir Co p-r cot
bonds Que ia17 colr'ns li1. snf IDLY 10. 81
s 5000 ~ntfhsr~ ,raf snf Iron 60 fs' r<sg-
o t.- rrUr SOIL bonds lu- OCforer 1871. Aqri
rEas ami .u.sfnurnf Ur.. po0t affsched I1f -
a. tira Flf~tIi R.tH Co.. d., 500 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
Eastern PENNSYLVANIA Railways.

Electric gas and railway earnings OF
the Eastern Pennsylvania Railways
Company amounted TO s75,2i9 IN gross
for March. and. compared with last
wears income for the same month,
showed an increase Of more than 20
per cent. Deductions for expenses and
taxes totalled S49.347, a gain OF -
per cent, and net earnings Of S25.9O2
made an advance Of II per cent. Out
laws for underlying company's charges,
interest, rentals, etc. were s2O,s3o,
leaving a surplus balance Of S5,O6I, an
increase OF nearly 81 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04

OF course. is not conclusive evidence
that the gold did not cross the Channel
as on other occasions the Bank OF
France has sent gold TO the Bank OF
England which has failed TO show In
the weekly returns Of the later insti-
tutinn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
Nashville Railway and Light.

Higher gross and net earnings are
reported by the Nashville Railway and
Light Company in its March statement,
gross. which totalled Sl9403S, being
more than $4,000 above that shown a
wear ago. and net after operating
charges and taxes was increased So
IA. 10 s72.2G3. Surplus after charges
amounted TO 1856, against S25,5s5 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
U. 6. Treasury Finances.

WasnIngon. NAV S-The condition % the United
STATE. Treasury to-day Rss ........ "
So haIanc. IN general fund. NS.,ttl. s.s: to'al
re.eirts 81 IsT. e66. total pHy ments g 2lslN'.
TIE AeH-t fhis fsrsl wear IS 81 $50. agalns
dsH-it of S47 5.6 25g last year. ctclu.He Of Pan
ana CauAI and public dsot uAnsacIiyls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts. e22 head 6s cars on nr sale and and
mand was fair at about s'eaug ~ .li,nsd
tne b ee.-I sold at $50 per 100 b. deck OF
ngye' unshorn lambs at sl2 clipped lambs S S az
p1, w SI055 Maryland spring lambs at So -;
ner head Dressed mutton hrmer az -
i6isc per Ii; dressed lambs h' ia ." a. Wider
i9c: country dressed dollhouse lainoS at "'ue'
INC Of sl5OdSs.5O per carcass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL
RUNWAY COMPANY.

four Per Cent. Gold Bonds Of 1925.
Notoe IS hereby given hat Che outstanding TEN
poity Calcaz1. Milwaukee and 81 Paul Railway
company -Four Per Cent Cold Bonds o. 1925 upon
..tii presentation and surrender az Gle o-ce ~
y lll-e1 states Morsase and lrlst Company.
.Iflt Department.. are uuE cVcfangeabls FOR me
lslnl-re t1l1s ~ said fssue With coupons thereon
g.e June J. 1915. and subsequent thereto attached.
mild STATS MORTGAGE & Iki ST co.
e,, CALVERT HREWEK Vice President
CHICAGO MILWArkEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY
COMPANY.
G. 3. FERRY. Vice-PreSdeut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
LEE RUBBER & TIRE CORPORATION.

Nov YORK, \ =, ApTI =, NV.
Inc Directors have this day declared a
quarterly dividend on tine capital stock Of
nA company OF 500 per share and an
,ttfs dividend Of Csc per share, paFab. 2
.une lst. 1915, 20 stockholders OF record 20
re close o. business. May 18TH. 1916.
Nhecks will be mailed
HENRY HOPKINS. JR. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
Anrnra- Elrin 4 Chicago.

The comparative income statement OF
the Aurora. Elgin & Chicago Railroad
Company for March, issued Yesterday,
announces gross earnings for the month
Of s146,546. as against sl39.626 in the
same month year ago; operating
EXPENSES were increased from S9i.395
20 500 sos. and net earnings were SAB
TAI. a gain of $4,000 The balance AZ
ter interest and taxes. reserves. de-
probation and amortization was S2,9ll,
compared with S51S IN 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
ne STANDARD GAS LIGHT COMPANY OF
.nL CITY COR NEW YORK ufu be- held a.
t. Orc ~ fHo Camrs11 Room NO. 2Ii 10.
H. Tat 18Th Street New York Cty. On
|"'esdJ. May 10Th 1916. A. I- o'clock NJ.
d, ne election of Dircriou and the uansac-
a u"t1s
JOHN Z sANBoIGS. s.GssI7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
UOTHoUsE PRODUCTS.

CUCUMBERS. No J.. dozen. 75cgsl: No
d. box s2.5OTs350: CAULIFLOWERS
4 oug Island. No :. dozen. sfHs5 No 2. box
~ 50ff ss.50: LETTUCE. Boston. strap. f2N
Fs-a- WTNT. dozen punches. f01 soc !:
MUSHROOMS. white. Alb basket. sl0
sfg.. cream. -5cH&ll5. brown. 6ocN ISL;
buttons 80 s0r flats and opens f0T SOC ,
RADIsHES, 100 punches. i2gS5. RHU-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bankruptcy Petitions.

CUAs 2 ELLIS. salesman. at IL Broad"E'
-, It,. 4, persen County. " j.. has hed 4
,,,,,,o, q, BANKRUPTCY. with liabilities s-33si and
80 g. Az consisting q shares Of stock. 1850
an pledged. lots a. Broo6hsyen. Long Island. ana
.,sb 81 AMONG the stocks are By nlnette Land
"a G. 600. Guanaiuata Reduction and Mines Co.
500 AMI American Finance and Securities CO. Of
,, vain. Among tho creditors are J. \. Hubbard
,, Eovoke. Mass, $500. money loaned Alex
setvsiek. $3.50. loans: Ross Yanderho'en' Ran
nav 81 900. L. Torrey CoTington. NeTAS. A.liO'
p = Rlss,. White Plains. $3.50. and Geo. h.
st.gmann. $500.
PHOEBE H. WHITMAN. formerly Phoebe "
s.oc,.m. OF io3 East seth ST.. has nled petition
In bankruptcy with liabilities 1881, mostly 10
connection with real estate a. Chestnut Hnl which
las been sold under foreclosure, anI ass-s cOl
ssting u 40 shares q Chestnut hll !res'' -
Bedford Gents savings Bank. sow; NeN d.
ford safe DEPOSIT ana ir,4sL % <o'tg9'
Joseph BOGEN-Two petitions IN bankruptcy
tav, been lied against Joseph Bosen. deaef li
hosiery. underwear and Or goods Al w "ssn-
gtou Az. Toe Bronx. by These g. a4lloi' %
i,.srsr SD. and hy Edwin n Bsonner il.y.
r'-5r-s kuf..r. $40 and J. n. Semel q 60. s-a5.
-.r fv those creditors Hochman. Blum Co.
Inc So; Rose TrachteuOerg. 80. and samuel
Friedman. Si-5.
tf,rorD r FRANKLIN theatrical manager. q
or V,-ef fiIth s. has fled A petition n BANK
rgtr,. wi.h liabilities sass, contracted II tais
f,' --ii-e- arr lie Casino Feature Film Co.
500. Amsr an Play Go, sI5 BrrAshhire Eg i.i.
ti-s GO $3.50. Or. J. W. MlssfaTe. 500, 'aieS
PnnLus c.. Sl04 sai T. j. Hayes ff1l4s 90
SO.
FREDERICK G. PRICE. residing a, ne Ner
C-,aj Hoe. 0ho did business as me {. rec
HrrnHa
49,, a." EsrL~.-,.r. ,sih liabilities 1881 ard 10
s..e,s ne .ass.st creditor IS the Grand kApids
Vsneer Works. $50 for money advanced on euiA-
missions.
,,gop u.rc desls, In meat ard poultry a.
-s- go N la. alcd = petition n cahkrpicyt
VI.h naIiIitie, s. -f4 and no assets 49,, o-
fD[IApD r STARR y 1rOmHel Lshe. orange
c-... "a eleI a petl'iog iu 1alAupsy. ~lin
lf.f....f.rs II go aid 90 assets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
Ill iIIIN AAINIE.

New YORK. May g. 1915
dividend % So has been declared upon The
,.nnion STOCK q Tie American TOBACCO Company
.Ntbie dune 1. 1916. o. stockholders o. record a.
- e.ose q bushes Msy 10. 1910. Checks viii
INV HICKS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04

The local market for spot cotton was quiet
and 10 points lower at 1900 for middIng
upland Sales nil
Nth cnrnrari.ons follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
Dividend Ordered

PATRICt J. KIERAN-Judss Myer has a.,
rs.,.st he trustee o. me estate ~ fatrcN >.
L-,rsr f,-rcer-y head of tie Fidelity FUND.- (
COMPANY. o. IFS B-oatvly. 20. psy n0t ga b.,
faal dividend NJ ole-tlirl o. pct 'e.s +" -'7
az az We..e-r German Bank y C,nHanau,
ala 600. German savings and DeposN baNA, p"
i,ft..t-.-v, no 200. American Clue comp any. ~
i5-- sal. Banking aud Trust t9mpa.
cbsrle. B. Green. S-.0s1 and D. ky.es smith. '',..
a. |isir,s r.rI were destroyed 0y IRE On ,ne
foaI..I1. gul.l.g AIS tIf uns laI referee l-.i.
At-tler referee YES l.sftu.-l sni t,.r- .n
49, p, rr.4.-o-s al.ss names appeared % ''-
l.rs. q. e.e claim. 10 10 AgI |. !'lf. aNf
tt. aboss seven creditors tlei their ,l14ns. ..
unl-h .rs l.uIcrl as ccc- W
- a'li sel'.sf Dim or Decem.er D. '''' -'i
% iarg e.Ht g.. received bis lis..alf' ih
I,rk-lpt.l cu se.f'mltf d. lHlA "' N'N" '.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04

o,Dp dozen small punches, 26GS6c; TO
NATOFS. ID, l0n zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
HOGS.

Receipts. 1870 head; rs cars on sale Fs re-
we're a fraction lower. with sales az ssg
sIO. 90 per 100 ID roughs sold at ss5og ..
Country dressed hogs steady at 4oS &c PEE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
CALVES.

Receipts. s.4o7 head 1850 on nl ssle t,rbs ne
s.Isa,'5 Gas brisk and prices oOtG DC hisneI'
a ';,b GOOD clearance OF the pens CommS on
W choice yeals sold at $500 SOD per at az
10 euILs at $685. .i, D 5rsssed veais ii014c
- .3t,r+r,y dressed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Rallies from Early
Decline and Closes with
Gain of &c to PC.
New York. May 3. 1915.
WHEAT.

The wheat market was feyerish and subject
20 frequent price changes owing TO the varied
reports on tho weather and crop outlook.
The appearance Of higher temperatures In the
Canadian Northwest and predictions OF
warmer weather over the Western belt gen
orally caused an early decline OF sd &c I'M
der liquidation on the part Of those who had
bought recently on the low temperatures
throughout the spring wheat belt. show
Of heaviness abroad added 20 the pressure
here but on the decline several leading com
mission houses became aggressive On the buy
ing side and the market rallied sharply ana
closed steady, with net gains of asM sc
Exporters were again in the market and
sale, FOR the day were estimated at about
900. 600 bushels Of Manitohas. including lib
cral purchases. thought 90 be By the Belgian
Relief Commission. and fair quantity by
the Dutch government. In the local cash
market No / durum was quoted NJ Sl.3l F.;
No hard. Sl.272i No ! Northern Duluth.
SI.34t2: No l Northern Manitoba, Sl.32A,
all b. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

Directors Of the International Paper
Company yesterday elected Ogden
Mills and c. W. Lyman vice-presi-
dents Of the company. 70 succeed a.
r. Wright and G.. II. Parks.
The Diamond Match Company at
the annual stockholders meeting yes
terdav elected T. J. Reynolds vice
president in charge OF sales, new
position. A dividend of IA per cent
was declared. payable June 10 to hold
ors of record May 81, which compares
with n previous quarterly rate OF / y
per cent.
Deposits OF the Columbia Trust
Company at the beginning OF the
month were in excess Of SlOO,OOO'oUO
for the first time in the company's
history.
The Savoy Oil Company has de,
clared the regular monthly DIVIDEND
of / per cent and an extra dividend OF
per cent, both payable May 20 70
stock Of record May 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. May 3, 1916.
HITTER

Receipts, 500 packages. Creamery. ex-
tras t92 score). 33iac: higher. scoring, 3sd
Siiec: hrsts. 32i4n33c; seconds. 3ll2m32c
thirds. 3ON3ic. state dairy. finest. 33c good
10 prime. 32H32 &C: common 20 fair, 3OM
3ii4c: renovated. extras. 82c frsts. 3Cn Bic
lower grades. 25l29c; imitation creamery,
frsts. % IN soc. ladies. current make. firsts.
= ia 29c ; seconds. 2sc lower grades. 26 "a
81 nc; packing stock. current make, fine,
q &c; No 2, &c; lower grades, 25i2926 &c.
CHEESE.
Receipts. 4.754 boxes including PTS boxes
in transit for export. State. whole milk.
held fats colored specials, lgGfl9ihc; white,
specials. Is &c colored. average fancy. lSl2c
white average fancy, l8lsc: fresh, flats, COL
ored specials. lie. white. specials. l7hc;
colored, average fancy. l6laM l6a.c; white,
average fancy, l6I.Nil1c. held. cheddars,
specials. Size: fresh. cheddars. good 20 fine.
l7fil7 pc held. daisies. fine TO finest lsigH
l9c held. twins. specials. u &c fresh. twins.
good 20 fine. 11nl5l.c. held. all styles. I'M
dergrades, ia &C fresh, all styles. under
grades, l5Ml6Hc: Wisconsin. whole milk.
fancy, held, twins. $50 lsi2c; daisies, lsis n
lsi3c; Young Americas. new, l6Isdl7c;
state. swims. current make. specials, l4d
4a.cI choice. l3ql313c; fair 10 good, l1I5G
y c; lower grades. ga l0i2c.
EGGS.
Receipts. I&o9i cases. Fresh gathered, ex-
100, w. go tJoFhkS IdChSu, HreIss Eoly
23laoi regular packed. frsts. 21AG22hc;
seconds. 2OG2ici trade eggs. 18i5Gl91hc:
dirties, No l. lekq2oc; No 2 and poorer,
lSI1 Qleho; checks, good 10 choice, dry, az
N l9ci undergrades. 179lsc; state, Penn.
and nearby. hennery whites, fine 10 fancy.
2sG25c ordinary 20 good. 23i3G24o; gath
cred whites, ordinary 70 fine 23M24c; West
ern and Southern. gathered whites. 23d
% 90: state. Penn. and nearby, hennery
browns. 24c; gathered brown and mixed
colors. 22d23i C duck eggs. state and near
by. Indian Runner. 2s0 soc: Maryland and
Baltimore. selected, 25m2sc: Western and
prime Southern. 23N25c; common 10 fair.
Southern, lsd22ci gooe eggs. doz. 4cG5Oe.
HAY AND STRAW.
There is only gradual increase In the
supply Of hay at the 33d st. shed. but stocks
in transit for that market are considerably
heavier. The tone Of the market in Brook
lyn is gradually improving. but there il still
quite n free offering. especially at the Bush
wicl; Station. HAY. large baled. timothy.
No !, ton, SRA s2s: No 3 20 No >. s20U S25 f;
shipping. SlIdSl9: fancy light clover mixed.
$23U S26 No 1 clover mixed. S20U $40 lower
grade clover mixed. sl2MSls: no grade hay.
STA SIG. RYE STRAW, No /. $lsQSl5.
Small bales about 81 under large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York, May 3. 1870
DEENES

Rece;p,s. 2.154 head; SO ear. on 1,. sac;
H,,s,,sd slow 10 l0c lower; the marc.
S .ile Gp later and the close was Just so0G,
sseady with Mondays prices Bull So ws'f held
fairy good demand and s,eae and the the pens
y W re 1 sDoi 100 Il bulls, s55ogss9 bull a.
:s9y p cows ss25ds75o. Dressed eeei vas va,
So as to lost quotations. or at llgli2e per
y. 81, city dressed native sides.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
FACTS ABOUT
the CORN EXCHANGE BANK

The Corn Exchange Bank began business in 1858. In
1900 the bank nauguraed the system OF branch banking
n this City The foresight of the management has been
earlv demonstrated by the support has received from
he public and the fact that course has been followed
bv other institutions
We number 50 branches in Greater New York We
have as an adjunct business l. Safe Deposit Vaults
ov-ned bv the Corn Exchange Safe Deposit Company OF
our 81 locations where we are dong business IN New
Work we fee simple 10 Banking Houses including
he large building in William Street
We amend statement OF our condition May lst 1916,
18th s,ch explanatory will enable everyone to
understand it, recognizing do the confusing char
octer Of statements those who are not accustomed 10
dissecung them
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
CORN.

The corn market moved within q narrow
range. with sentiment divided owing TO I'M
favorable weather for the best interest OF the
rev crop on the one hand and n slow cash
demand and fairly liberal receipts on the
other. On the whole, prices were well main
tanned however. and ~ the close ~ the day
were net unchanged 20 a.c higher. The
weekly crop bulletin said that cool weather
in the South retarded the termination OF
corn and that damage by cut worms IA
general. while ploughing "a progressing well.
but planting Is retarded By cool, showery
weather. In the local cash market No
yellow corn WIS quoted at eOsse. ! I. New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
OATS.

The oats market was quiet, With soma fur
Their buying Of May and selling OF tbs later
positions, which resulted IN a further WIDEN
ing OF differences. The crop bulletin said
that the ground Is still too wet for seeding
oats In the Northern States and that the
crop Is being unfavorably affected by drouth
in the South, bu. Is starting well In the
central districts. The local cash market was
firm standard quoted AZ 52I5sc No 8 white.
5lH d5ii5c: No white. 500 d50i5c: fancy
clipped white. 1914 q sac; ordinary clipped
white. 90 laa52iae, all elevator.
PYE.
Market steady No Western, si.o4, ! T..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-04
RYE
NEW YORK PRICES.

Market steady; No Western. sl.o4, c II.
New York
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
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