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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-30

large basket 25m1jc. G. green. round.
basket 26M75c Regina. per large basket.
t5cGSi 5 c and Ga. basket. goa loc
Reefs. nearby. 100 bunches. S2aSS tops
of. Dbl. SEA $3.50 CARROTS, nearby ioo
bunches. S2.5onS3.5O: CUCUMBERS, Nd
basket. 60ds5c; Va, hbl. SlgSl,tb' Va
per large basket. 50G75c small basket, tOh
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kct. 25H5Oc: s c. basket. 25UoOc; Caro-
lima. hbl. 5OcdSl dollhouse, No !. doz. 2bg
SOC No . box, SlG$l.5o: CARRIAGES.
Jersey. crate. Sl.15GS2.25. Long Island and
Jersey. bbl. Sl.5ONS1.75. Del and Md. crate
SLING 81 20 barrel, Sl50HSl,I5; BAIT crate
Si.75U$225; barrel. Sl50. Eastern shore
5Oc Sl.6O: Dbl, 50cN 81 red. crate. l5cdSl
Fla. red, basket, SldSl25: CELERY. state
and nearby. bunch. 5oc bermuda: large;
crate. 81 two-third GRAFT, 5000 $40 small
crate 75cM SL25: corr: Carolina craze.
75cuSi25. Fla 75cT$i La, Dbl. S2.50GSS
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SiGS3 crate. slms2.50; LETTUCE. nearby.
IN SOC state. 4Od Soc: LEXIS. nearby. 90
b.nohcs. 81: MUSHROOMS. Alb basket. Sl.a
$3.50. ONIONS. Jersey, white. basket, $l.oo
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punches. SlMSl50: basket Slo SIZE "a,
curly. Dbl. Slqsl,5o; plain IS, i5e a 90
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bbl. SlG$I25: RADISHES. nearby, bbl' sra
sl.,5 100 punches. 5OcMSl RHU BARB, near
by. 100 punches. slaS1.2o R0MAlNE.
nearby. bbl. 5Ocdsl: basket. 250 'oe berry
crate. 2sQ SOC: SPINACH. nearby. Dbl. l5eG
SIS: SCAlLlONS. nearby. 100 bunch hes
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white. 25c0Sl. yellow. crooked neck. bbI.
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fat asc. 5OGs-c; carrier. 15cnSl.30' "a,
carrier. 75c0Sl so: Jersey. prime box. D :
culs $3.50 Md. basket crate. Sl.25n sl.'y
Va. 2-ba,ket crate. STA Sl1O: hothou'e, ~
60l"c VATERCRESS, 100 punches >l.3'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-30
CITATIONS.
sHEAFE. LUCY D.-THE PEOPLE OF
the state OF New York. by the Grace OF
God Free and Independent-To
LOUISA MARCH ALLEN,

suFAFE. LUCY D.-THE PEOPLE OF
the state OF New York, by the Grace OF
God Free and Independent-To
LOUISA MARCH ALLEN,
FLORA MARCH TURNER.
GEORGE ST. AMANT.
MARGUERITE ST. AMANT. and
TANNING q. r BECK,
the heirs and next OF kin Of LUCY D.
SHFAFE. deceased. SEND GREETING:
WHEREAS HORArTO ; KRANS. who
resides a-lountain Lakes. County Of Nor
ris state OF New jersey. has lately applied
10 the Surrogates' Court OF our County 81
New York 10 have certain instrument
in writing. dated the 3ist day OF March.
1918. relating 20 personal property duly
nroved as the last VIII and Testament OF
frey D. SHEAFE and a certain instru-
ment IN writing. dated the 18th day OF
tune 1913 duly proved A codicii 70 said
last VIII and Testament OF LUCY d
SHEAFE. who vas, al the time OF her
death resident Of the County OF New
TWEREFORE. You and each OF you ar.
cited to show cause before the SurroEates
Court OF our County OF New YORK, at ms
Hall OF Records. in the county or New
York. on the 25th day Of July. one thou
sand nine hundred and sixteen. at hair
past ten o'clock IN the forenoon OF mat
dsv. vhv the said VIII ard Testament
and the said Codicil thereto should not be
admitted 10 probate as Will OF personal
property. --.......... -
caused the seal Of the Surrogates coui'
~ the said County Of New York 20 be
hereunto affixed. 1890. . -
WITNESS. HONORABLE JOHN p. CO
HALAN a Surrogate Of our said County
Of New York az said COUNT, me =oth
day Of June. IN the year ~ our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and sixteen.
DANIEL J. DOWDNET.
(seaD clerk Of the Surrogates' Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-30
COTTON VERY QUIET
WAITS u. S. REPORT
Wall Street Selling Checked by
Improved Outlook of Affairs
i'm Mexico.

The cotton market was very quist
Yesterday, with fluctuations compare
lively narrow and irregular. Two pr
vatc crop reports were issued, one
indicating an improvement and the
other a deterioration in condition dur
ing the last month, but both were rea-
sonably close in their estimate OF the
present prospect. In other respects
the days news appeared to be about
a standof. with the trade waiting Tor
the government crop report on satur-
day. An carly decline was followed by
rallies which were not fully MAIN
tanned. with the market closing barely
steady at a net decline Of to points
on the old crop, while new crop posi-
tons we're unchanged to points
higher. !,
cline OF . TO S points in response 10
relatively easy cables. Offerings were
light and prices soon steadied. Inc
firm opening of the stock market ana
the more hopeful view of Mexican al
fairs seemed to have checked the wal.
Street selling. which has been recent
feature, and there was scattered buy
ing for a reaction as well as cover ne
on the rally which carried new cron
deliveries about to points net
higher during the middle of the day.
The forecasts for generally clear
Weather were considered favorable
from a new crop standpo mt, but were
ofsc by reports that o.l weevll were
very numerous in many sections. ne
market ID pretty steady until well
along in the afternoon, when me tom
We unsettled by scatter ne near
mo- n lou lation. A good PR. OF the
small days business con ed OF
switching from near 70 la months.
July contracts clio. ID 81 nts under
October. compared with Terence OF
ii points at the close on ' cdnesday.
OF the two private crop ports
sued. one made the condition y
cent, against ia per cent last
and the other was S0.4 per cent, a aln
s1i per cent last north. Sew al o:
these private reports arc expected to-
day, and the governments report viii
be issued at II o'clock tomorrow
morning. The ocffiial condition hg..
ures will compare with condition oil
77.5 last month and ten-year average
of s0.2.
Reports from Galveston said that
the State Department of Agriculture
had issued a bulletin commenting on
the presence of the boil weevil in un-
usually large numbers and advisir
farmers that unless every precautlon
was observed they might cut down the
i cxas crop by at least half miilloi,
bales Reports from various parts OF
the belt emphasized the prevalence OF
boil weevil and these advices tended
10 modify the influence of more fav-
orable weather conditions.
Exports for the day were 1925
bales. making 5,478.s90 so far this sea
son. Southern spot markets were un-
changed.
Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-30
MAY FINANCE
CAN. RVS. HERE
Committee Will Make In
vestigation of Properties
to Study Their Needs.

A closer relationship between Amer,
lean bankers and Canadian raiiIo"u
nroperties is being predicted by men
b;oh in Wall Streets roster of finance.
n ia expected that this market IN the
near future will witness the fotation
of Canadian railway securities whlch
beretofore have sought a sale In Lon
don. q.
A definite step in this direction, u
is believed. will result from the vlsit
TO this city of Sir Eobert Borden
Canadas Premier, and Frank coch-
rane. Minister of Railways. Both nave
been in New York about week, con-
ferring with Wall Street banking IN
terests. Efforts are now being direct
ed toward the formation OF commit,
tee of American railroad men, VINO WIZ
make an investigation of Canadian rail-
road properties. with view t. having
their needs financed in New York.
While the personnel OF this com,
mittec has not been definitely agreed
upon. it was said yesterday that two
OF the members would probably be
Frederick ID. Underwood. president OF
the Erie. and r.. W. McKenna, VINO
made an exhaustive report on the ROCK
Island system several months back. IL
is hoped that the committee Will be
able TO start off on it's inspection trip
by the early part of next week.
The offering Of Canadian railroad
securities i'm this market, bankers said
Yesterday. was only another result Of
the war. England. because Of the ne
cessity Of using all its resources Tor
military purposes. has had to refuse
TO lend the aid that formerly was free
w given. The success that has met
the sale TO American investors Of Cana
dian provincial loans leads ban kers to
believe that the securities Of the rail-
roads will meet with similar recep-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-30

ARRIVED.
Corfe Castle tBrl. Beirs May s. Durham . Asoa
BAY 10. cape Town Is. ~ Lucia June B. baltimore
- and Bestou - to Barber 60. Win mdse
MAY 8. Valparaiso II. cruz Grande Is. C.ldera -
Chsrsrsl IS, Antofogssts l6. Meilones II, lquique
H.. Caleia Baena y Janin - CrE,ooR s.ne a.
Co. with mdse Bar at midnight 18th
Yuma M.coris June %. % tho clyde - Co.
with sugar Bar at 1880
IL Dia New Orleans June e. 70 the southern
Pacific Co. with mdse. Quar- at ess m 49,
old dominion s. Co with md,s Quar- al 80 m.
Mae. Mstsnzas June q 10 the Munson s. Line.
with sugar Bar At II m o., -. 49, ,,,.
Msjoren cNori Liverpool Jun. II. to h. Kerr
Van anne der hf pu1 aS iDuicR r.n.mo Jun. % and
csnsnova a. to the Atlantic Fruit Co. with mdse.
PrncipcsS, Lett. n,.n. Norfolk Jun. %. 10
simpson. spence Young Lett Quar- at 1850 m.
MonvSo utan. Palermo June and Gibraltar
Ii Mar. GslIe.ton june o. to the southern
Pacific Go. with mdse Quar- a, l.3s m.
Arkell a Co, with mdsr Bar a. m.
Carolyn. CtTdenss June p and Matsnzas 3. 10
Ncnezia (fr. Barcelona June l6. 10 James W
Elwen Co SANDY Hook al ; 81 ?
Minas Ger,es lBr.z,. santos June 6. RIO d. j,
NERO 10 and Para ls 70 Lloyd Brszieiro. with
santa Catalina TAcahuano June 2 Tocoyils
Iquique 10 and CIistonal %. 10 W Grace a Co.
With mdse. Sandy Hook az $40 p m.
SAILED.
Pawnee. Phns1ephia. Advance Crivohal. Fl
occidcnte. Galveston Santa Cecilia Ceite. Arksusrs
tBrszl. Norfolk. kalhadin. George,oEn: Dante Ali
ghieTi lliaD Naples. Chesapeake Baltimore. =, Pat
-ick lBfls NlsdiVostoA. Gunborz (swedl Lands
Nona. % knudsen lNou Rotterdam Adnatic
sHrl. Liverpool. oscar II DAM. Chrisiia-ssnd. Rs-
diant. Tampico. Vela (Norl, Rotterdim Bella OBJ
tiitafa, Idaho bfl. nun Briillani. IAmpco. koSs
tRussl. Archangel Older NOR. Havre. Beslenr
1Danl. Bordeaux Moro Castle, Havana. Kspersnza.
DO FsImand (Norl, Lisbon. ArspAhoe. Ch4rrton
and Jacksonville. Princess Anne Norfolk and Nea
mort News. Alec Dutch. Rotterdam. kroonland
Livcrpcol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-30

Copper was dull with electrolytc quoted
at 26leW 29c for September and later de-
livery. On the New York Metal Exchange
tin was hrmer. with spot in fve-tcn lots
quoted az 39.25c Lead was steady at $500
for New York spot and at 6.75c East st
Louis asked. Spelter dull . New York nominal
and East st Louis spot II SOC asked The
American Smelling and Refining Company
quotes lead NJ &c for New York delivery and
at 6.92iac for East 81 Louis. In London
lead was quoted at 500 Js for spot and at
SOS 5s for futures. Spelter. spot. 1913 and
futures G53. Tin in London closed At Sl13
los for standard spot and at STA for
futures. with sales of % tons spot and 230
tons futures Copper. standard spot. fl04 (;
futuhes, 500. and electrolytic spot. sl32.
with sslecs Of % tons spot and l75 tons
futures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-30
Trade Balance Heavily
Adverse, but Industries
Show Revival.
RAILWAY RECEIPTS
NEAR PEACE BASIS
Commercial Traffic in South and
West Surpasses War Zone
Business.
By YVES GUYOT.
tI.sl,l,,s 81 Public works Editor tAoente
Eoononous q Finsncltr,.'

fBy Cable o. The Tribune
Paris. June 29.-The balarce Of
importations against exports con-
tinues hugely against exports. In
April. 1916. imports were Sl50,OOO.-
600. against S59,OOO.OOO Of exports.
The difference is enormous. but 1t is
pleasing to see that while imports
have increased S17OO0000 over
those Of April. 1915. the exports
have increased S1O.0OO.0OO, which is
more in proportion, while of the total
Of exports of manufactured articles
those in April, 1916. increased Sill.
OOO.O 900. which shows there has been
an important resuscitation of in
dustrial affairs in France during the
last year.
This is shown also in the business
done by the railroads feeding indus
trial France, in contradistinction %
those feeding exclusively the army
zone. All the railroads in the West
and South show a great increase in
receipts. which in some cases each
nearly those of the last year Of peace.
Thus. in spite of the war, which
demands such a large part Of the
masculine life Of France, the coun-
try's industrial and commercial life
shows a vitality truly remarkable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-30

J. Leroy Soeckner and Raphael Men
delssohn have been elected members
of the New York Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-30
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Crivoh.i June 2a-AlmlranH. Carag-s fer N-s
York land proceed,dl.
Genoa June l5-Trelswny tBr). New York
Lisbon. June 24-Progreso tNorl. New York
Para June 2s-SargentO Albuquerque tBrnl. Nex
Noyk
Liverpool. June 2s-S'oriie!i lNorl. Nov York
Co-onel. June 2s-Chinchs. New orb
bordeaux June eJ-Sihiris. New York
Kirksau June 2s-Msrsuks Dutch. New Yofk for
Rotterdam.
SAILED.
Kirkuall. June IS slieir-chi Dutch from Ro,.
terdaml. New lork.
CadI. June 2i-c Iop-z lcr-z tspan). Ne~
York.
Pirau. Jun. et-Frirrs fGrrekl. NV York
1ristobal June e9-PAntma. Neu York.
Balboa June 2e-ksngAroo By. mctorl from New
YORK; Brisbane: =. Dell Dutch iron Nes
York; Hong Kong
Port Talbot June 2s-IEAlis lRfl. N.z YORK
bergen June krisiiauisflord Nor. Nev York
Rotterdam June q-Sosstydys tDuichl. New Nort
Buckcisfyk fDutchi. Nes loA.
PASSED.
G!brl.li. June 2e-AlsSuash. As- Yo.s 'u cssiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-30
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. June 20. 1915.
Ri TIER

Receipts, No ?, 22.7Ol PACKAGE Creamery,
extras (93 scorel. To. 29c: higher scoring,
2el2 N30c: frsts $50 10 % scorel. 27ig6i
She. seconds (s3 20 So scorel. 25aa27c
thirds. 24l2N25c: creamery, unsalted. extras.
290 l9l2c: higher scoring. 30N3lcs frsts.
2 2Q28lac: seconds. 25laN PC State Dairy.
tubs. finest. 2Sd2s &c good 20 prime 260
l'l2c common 20 fair. 24M2fl2c: renovated.
extras. 26l2M2tc' fr,ts. 25N26c: lower
grades. 23U -4c; imitation creamery. frsts.
- &c. ladies, current make. frsts, 2412 "a
CSC; seconds. 23lsM 90. lower grades. 22d
Csc packing stock. rent make. No ]. % )
q &c /. No 2. DC lower grades. 2lN22l.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-30
COTTONSEED OIL.

Until after midday there was little feature
to the market for cottonseed oil but late COW
cring promoted a fair advance. and the close
showed 406 points net gain. Some buying
Of new crop positions for outside account
was also noted in sympathy with the strength
of lard and because Of the light offerings Of
new crop oil. notwithstanding favorable
crop sdviccs from the South, although a lit
tie business is being done in new crop for
foreign account Consuming trade was light.
Sales for the day amounted 70 $500 barrels.
Range of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-30
SUGAR FUTURES.

Price changes in the market for sugar fut-
urcs to-day were very narrow. but there was
q fair business reported as orders seemed
20 he pretty well divided. The opening was
firm AZ an advance of poin.s on covering
ard me support from trade Interests. and
price ruled generally steady throughout the
day. although al the close there was sat
tered liquidation in July and prices eased
Oh slightly. closing I point lower TO 2 points
net higher. Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-30
HOGS
BUSINESS TROUBLES
RankrunitN PefItlons.

DAILY & CARLSON George Daily an JOIN
August Carlson. "ho compssed iee nm o. Dsiy q
lave fled a petition 300 bankruptcy with liabilities
S137 os5 81 which sa3l 900 is secured BY morgss's
S5y,ss sr1'G Ro,'eyara 1913 and 1923 Longwoi az,
and broadway and l64'h and l65ih sis. aud s6.ot'
holders u the mortgages were the Title Guaranty
and Trust Company. $3.50 900 Title Insurance Com
PAW. $3.50 900. estate - Henry Mason. tli5.O09
estate oi Joseph Hsmesch.ss 1000. and Charles
Lane % 600 Among their building operations vas
~ apartment house At corner Broadway and 1851
J6SEPH r ROSS. salesman. Of Gil West ltl'i
81 formerly president y the Van Honicn Ton
Rroork Company manufacture of Therapeutic ~
Tins country. has fled petition in hank7pty.
With liabilities s3G66l and no assets Most OF the
which went into hankuPcy on september J, 1911.
Wills y Boyuton. 81 Brewster. IS a creditor Tor
WILLIAM r HAYNIE.A petition IN BANKRUPTCY
has been fled against William T. Hayme as
va. president n the Marine OF Engine COMPANY.
Inc. ~ 90 church r.. hy Bsu. IalNu Cohen al
iorcs for benjamin sNarZ. receiyer Of the con- on
pany. which is creditor for more than $1,000
Tor moneys which IL is alleged he received II vas
alleged that he IS inSoveit. and he,seen Apnl IS
lois KRoMMiNGH. groccr At 80 Greenwich
az has .elsd petition IN ea1ss-up'cS: WIN IA
sicrk 81 600. fixtures. $500. accounts. $3.50. and
cash. s..
Bankruptcy Schedules.
krFy + COHEN. dealer in clothing a. ~
Canal street and 6s3 sixth Avenue. has fed
s-iediiIes SLOWING liabilities tl297i0 Of which
IS Ion IS secured by bond and mortgage. and
asset. 81 ol9 consisting Of stock $4,000; fixtures;
81 90 and cash ln bank 81. lie also has real
estate ar $50 Brook Avenue. Bronx. and SIS Baltic
street. Brooklyn. value unknown; II shares ~
sfr.t ~ fh- I.auser Realty Company value un
ki.o,n and a claim against subway contractors for
damages 1900 .,...,-,,-,, .,.,.>.,.,.
sn% STRr CTION COMPANY. ~ 1854 Seventh Ave
ruc has fled schedules showing liabilities S2l6.22j.
~ which 500 .9S2 vas secured By bond and mort
cage and no available assets. The company for
mSrl, owned Is 20 Sc and 90 10 90 Edgccombe
Avenue 20 East ll2th Street and near 10th street
and Rroadwsy hui 81 has been sold under fore
closure leaving deficiency judgments against The
company. Among thc creditors were The Germsnia
Life Insurance Company. S6S.029 deficiency iudg
ments : Wolk S765e. deficiency judgment.
Brandt Brothers $4,000 and the Empire city
Gerard Company. Of Brooklyn. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-30
THE WEATHER REPORT
Records for the Last Twenty-tour
Hours and Official Forecasts.

Washington June 2e.-Auuospheric pressure Is
relatively high over the region Of the Great Lakes
and on the south Atlantic coast. and an extensive
low pressure system covers the plains states ana
III. Rocky Mountain region This pressure dstHbu-
ton is causing continuation of moderately warm
weather over the south Roxy Mountain region. the
plains states and the middle West cool weather
over the plateau region and the Pacific states ana
normal temperatures elsewhere There have been
y,tdsiy scattered thunder showers within the last
twenty four hours IN the south Atlantic Gun STATES
and IN the northern border states from mo bfe@t
f,tes westward 10 Washington ard Ongon. In
other regions fair weather prevailed
The weather viii be unsettled. with probably local
showers n the region of the Great Lakes. aud
nsrtiv overcast with local thunder showers. Friday
and Saturday IN the south Atlantic aud east cur
states. IN the middle Atlantic and Ne~ ing ana
stare tie Ohio valley and Tennessee me weather
viii he generally fsir Friday and saturday.
No material change boo temperature Is INDICATED
FOR tho eastern hall OF the country within the next
fort eight hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-30

capital stock from S2,OOO,Ooo to s9'ooo'-
900.
At the annual meeting Of the Cramp
Shipbuildng Company W. Hinckie
Smith, who succeeded during the year
the late Lincoln Godfrey as director
was elected for a full term.
J. Leroy Soeckner and Raphael Men
delssohn have been elected members
of the New York Stock Exchange.
Morton Waddell, formerly trust off a,
GER of the United States Mortgage an
Trust Company, has been appointed
assistant cashier Of the Hartman Ma
tional Bank.
A. +. Watts. assistant TO the presl..
dent. has been elected director or
the Sinclair Oil and Refining Company
in place of W. 7. Fenton, of Chicago
who resigned.
At the .nnual meeting Of the stoc':-
holders Of the American Car ana
Foundry Company william Hager was
appointeI assistant TO the president;
J. VI. Buick, general manager, and H.
c. Wick, secretary.
Otto c. Steinhauser has purchased
the second New York Cotton Exchange
membership of James b. Clews for
$4,000. this amount representing. an
advance of $500 from the last previous
sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-30
Juiy'...... 1882 1857 lS.47 1855 ls.S5
September. 1852 1880 1850 1917 ls.e4
.Iulv.' 2,.gs 2S.5S 25lo 25IO 2t.75
september. 2425 2A75 2A2O 2465 24.S2
COFFEE.

The coffee market did somewhat better
The buying was not active enough 10 indicate
any material change IN sentiment but offer
ings we're much smaller after the recent Sc
we're decline. and prices showed moderate
rallies. closing steady 40 net advance Of
Sa7 points. Sales were reported Of 1880
bags.
The frmer to- Of the early stock market
and the better feeling with reference 20 Mex
ican affairs entered into this demand. while
some attention was also attracted by some
what smaller Brazilian port receipts rs re-
ported by the early cable.
No improvement WAS reported IN the 80
n,and for spot coTecs. and the local spot
market was unchanged on the basis Of @
for Rio IS and lOi.c for Santos Is. Range 81
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-30
EGGS.

Receipts. No .. 22.1l4 cases. Fresh gath
cred, extra fine. doz. 26N27c: extra firsts.
24a4m25i2c; frsts. 231.M24i2c: seconds,
tics. No !, p gage: No 2 and poorer. 2ON
2lc; checks. good 20 choice. dry. 20i.c I'M
dergrades. leW 20c State Penn and nearby
hennery whites. fine 10 fancy. 2903lc ordi.
nary TO good. 2602sc; gathered whites. ordi-
nary to fine, 25M2sc Western and Southern
gathered whites, 24N27l.c: State. Penn and
nearby. hennery browns. 2sd2siac gathered
brown and mixed colors. 23ieM27c: duck
eggs. State and nearby. Indian Runner 3Oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-30

Liverpool cables: Spot cotton quiet sales,
ooo baIes. speculation and export. 500
American. 1000 Imports. 5000; American;
1000. Mid-upland. said. Futures opened
quiet at | to points advance. Closed
steady at a net advance Of u to ~ points.
July-August. 1893; October-Novemher. i.!9 = :
January-February. 7.Ill2 March-April. III I;
May-June. 1851. Manchester arms ana
cloths dull.
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FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $500

da 1ttS At 'F $50 p. NJ Music. "
Providence Line for Proyidencs, Boston
and points East Strs. ~. Pier II, y r..
II. Fulton ST. week days only. a. P 81
New London (N0rwch) Line, str. ".
Pier 40 y r. n. Houston St, week days
only. $50 p. N; Pier 70. L. r., II. +, I'D
St. 600 Z. NJ
New Bedford Line, strs. w. pier 20. y.
600 Z. ~
New Haven Line. str ". Pier rs. r. r.
n. Catharine St. week days only. ZOO 4.
NJ; Pier 70. r. =. 22d ST, 2:l5 p N.
Bridgeport Line (week days only. str.
leaves Pier y. r. r. at p. NJ; Pier 70.
r.. 22d ST. AZ 3:lJ p. NJ
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