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New-York tribune., 1916-07-18
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

White potato market easy. Beans continue
low. Beets and carrots steady. Cucumbers
slightly hrmer for fancy. Cabbages easier.
Corn slightly weaker. Lima beans steady.
Lettuce higher for finest state. Onions also
hrmer. Peas about steady. Peppers con-
tinue weak. Tomatoes unchanged. POTA-
TOES, Long Island. bbl, S24S2.25; Del and
Nd, No |, Sl.75Ms2.l2 Eastern Shore, No |,
Sl.50N 90; Va. No /. Sl.50m$l.75; n c. No
l, $l.256l $l.15; seconds. Southern, l5c0tSl
culls, Southern, 50m 55c: SWEET POiA-
TOES, Jersey, basket. ,jcGi Sl.50; BEANS,
state. wax. basket. 50cW 81 green. basket,
50M Sc Jersey and Long Island, wax. bag.
5OcGi 81 ; green, 25W I5c Del and Md, wax.
75cm Si.50; Fava. 50c6i Sl25; Regina, 50cI
Sl.2j: Cranberry. basket. SlMSl.50; BEEIS,
nearby 100 punches, $2HS3 tops otf. bbl,
$500 81: basket, 75cftSi CARROTS, near
by, 100 bunches. S2@ $50; tops OFT, basket,
Sl.50M 81; CUCUMBERS, Long Island,
bushel basket, Sl.5OU 81: Jersey hotnouse,
box. Sl.25MSL75; jersey, basket Slm Sl.5O
Jersey, large box. Si.50 small box. Toe Del
and Md. basket. 75cmsl; Va, b5l, slM$2;
CABBAGES, nearby, 100, 2@N; Jersey.
crate. $l.25qs1.50; Long Island and jersey.
bbl. 5Oc@sl; Bait crate, Sl1Sl.25; bbl. I5c;
Eastern Shore. crate. 75cd sl.25; Dbl. Toe;
Virginia. crate, 50cM 81; Dbl. j0ft SC red,
crate. slmsl.5o; bbl. SlM 81 80; CELkRf,
state and nearby, bunch. l5d 75c; crate. $3.50
ass: CORN. Jersey, 100 ears. SlWS2.50;
\ q.
CAULIFLOWERS. nearby. bbl. $500 s.;
EGGPLANTS, Va. 60-qt crate. Sl.75; Fla,
box. 5OcM$l GARLIC. strings. lb, 3n &C.
LIMA BEANS. Del and Md. basket. S2.50W
So Va, basket. SEA S2.75 n and c. basket
81 .5Od $3.50; LETTUCE, Dbl. 50cH $3.50;
crate. 50cm SIPS basket 40cmsl; LEEKS,
nearby 100 punches, 15cW 81 MUSHROOMS,
Alb basket. S2Ms3 ONIONS, Long Island.
yellow. basket. 5l.5O; Jersey, white. basket,
81 .50ds sl.15; yellow. basket. Sl.oO@sZ red,
basket. Sl.50N ;l.75 Md and Va, basket,
sl.SIH Si.15: Bermuda. SlmN.65 Spanish,
crate. 1928: OKRA. carrier. 50cU S2.Z5
basket. 5Ocms2: PEAS, Western New York.
basket. S1Msl.62: bag, 75cM sl.25; Long Isl
and and Jersey, bag 75cHsl.2j; Jersey.
large. basket. slTsl.25; small. basket, 81
PEPPERS, Jersey box, SlW sl.25; Del and
Md. carrier. Sidsl.25; n c. carrier. Sl.25
large basket. si.25M sl.6O; small basket. 81
Msi.25: s c. carrier. slnSl.25; Fla. box.
5OcSfst.25: basket, 50cWsl; PARSLEY.
nearby. 100 bunches. 15cM 81; PARSNIPS.
new. 100 bunche5, SiMS2: RADlSHES.
nearby. 100 punches. 50cWSl: RHUBARB.
nearby. 100 bunches. Slm $l25: ROMANO.
nearby. bbl. 50cm 81 basket. 2jW65c; berry
crate. 25N soc: SCALIIONS, nearby. 100
bunches. 5ON 75c; SQUASH marrow. bbl.
81 500 go: white. bbl. 25clfSi; yellow.
crootcd neck bbl. siMs3: box. s5G 75c
TTTRNIPS. rutabaga. bbl. slNfsl.50; white.
100 punches. slMss: TOMATOES. upper
Jersey. box, Sl.5OM s2.25: South Jersey.
Acme. box. sl.50ms2; Grant. large box.
Simsi.4O: small boy. s0cd SLIP: culls.
SoG &c. Jersey. 90 ID basket. 5OM75c
Del and Md. 6-basl carrier. 75cmSl: B.
basket crate. i0G6c Bait. 6-basket carrier.
sI25: Va. 2-baskef rate. 50cmsl WATER
CRESS. 100 bunch >. slMsl.5O.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18
Checking Speculative Extravaganza.

Gates w. McGarrah, president Of the
Mechanics and Metals National Bank,
believes that so long as steady alb
sorption of high class securities goes
on there is little reason for concern
over the soundness of the hnanciai
situation an every conceivable way,
he saws. "the large financial and buSl-
ness interests of the country are seek
inc 20 check tendencies toward ex-
travagance. particularly toward eN-
travagance i'm the purchase OF unsea-
soned securities. This restraint mas
served the country well, and whatever
the future may contain
tbev arc faced more calmly to-day by
reason of the conservatism when mas
been exercised in financial quarters
over the last eighteen months" SPEAK
ing of the enormous absorption OF Sc
curities. he says: Without any phe-
nomenai stock market activity since
the opening of the year, American IN
vestors have absorbed not only the
bonds and stocks sent at regular N
tervals from Europe, but their invest
ment appetite has permitted peslueS
the issuance Of 81 0,OOO,OOO ne" ran
road and industrial securities IN tne
six months from January l to june oU;
This amount compares with SloO,OOo;;oVV
in the corresponding period OF last
year. The quantity of securities that
is being absorbed by the American pup
lie is testimony OF an unmistakable
kind regarding the nations growing
wealth"
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18
CARTOON AIMED ONLY
AT WAR, SAYS WHITE
Pastors Counsel Appeals from
Flag-Insult Conviction.

Bouck White, pastor Of the Church OF
the Social Revolution, appealed in Spe-
cial Sessions yesterday from his con-
viction for publishing cartoon alleged
to be an insult TO the flag. His counsel,
B. Raymond, Of 277 Broadway, has pre-
pared a list of other cartoons and clip
pings from newspapers showing Car
ranza and others insulting the Stars
and Stripes. These, he argues, are
worse than Whites offence, because
White meant his appeal as one against
nothing more.
In carrying the case TO the Appellate
Court Whites lawyer says that he does
not think the Constitution appoints the
judges who sat on Whites case as GEN.
sors.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18
GOLD
NFROM ENGLAND
Arrives Under Armed
Guard-Over S600,000,-
600 Now on Deposit.

A procession OF seven auto trucks
chugged its way into Pine Street yes
terday morning and came 20 a stop be-
fore the Assay Office. A squad OF
armed guards stood at attention while
attendants carted 700 wooden boxes
into the government plant. Twenty
million dollars in gold bars had just
completed journey from London.
It was one Of the largest shipments
of gold ever made, making the journey
by way Of Halifax. The gold came to
that port unheralded on an English
liner From Halifax it departed Satur-
day night in a special srmored train OF
steel for New York. Armed guards ac-
companied il The train crossed the
international border early Sunday
morning at Vanceboro, coming from
there over the Boston a. Maine Rail-
road by way of Lowell and Worcester,
Mass. The gold was deposited In the
Assay Office TO the account of j. Z.
Morgan g. Co.
On August 80 Of last year s55,000.-
900 arrived in one shipment from Eng
land Two months later s25,000,000 in
English sovereigns arrived Both ship
ments were deposited TO the account OF
J. P. Morgan h Co., the money being
used to buy ammunition and war sup
plies. The total of the present gold
movement amounts TO 8s,946, 600.
A shipment of s20,000,000 is a mere
drop in the bucket, so to speak, accord
ing 70 an inventory of the precious
metal in the bowels of the huge vaults
in the Assay Office and Sub-Treasury.
More than s6O0000,000 is deposited
there at present, exclusive of yester-
days shipment. Three examiners from
the Treasury Department in Washing
ton who have been at work in the
Assay Office for the past three weeks
making an inventory finished their
labors yesterday and returned to
Washington.
Their figures show deposits of gold
bullion in the Assay Office amounting
to $3.50, ,493, 900, and silver bullion of
$780, 900. In the Sub-Treasury the gov
ernment keeps s155,000,00O, and $780,
100000 belonging to the Assay Office
is also there. The war is bringing the
huge shipments of gold TO New York
to the end that supplies can be pur-
chased here.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18

a luncheon given on the decks of the
Ecuador, which was purchased by W. K.
Grace & Co. and the American Inter
national Corporation from the Pacihc
Mail Steamship Company early IN the
wear from the Royal Dutch West India
Mail Line. The other two boats in
volved in this transaction were the
Venezuela and the Colombia. Steam,
ship service between San Francisco and
the Orient, which was abandoned for
considerable period because of the irk-
some provisions Of the La Toilette sea-
mems act. will be resumed by, the
Ecuador on August 10. She will leave
her pier along the South Brooklyn
waterfront this week. With her sister
ships. the Ecuador has been changed
bv the new owners into an oil burner
About $50 people, including harbor Of
ficials. steamship and freight owners
and agents and merchants, Inspected
the vessel at yesterdays luncheon.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18
EGGS.
HAY AND STRAW.

HAY. large baled. timothy prime. per ton.
S27; No /, s26: No 3 to No 2, SlsnS24; ;
shipping. Si5Ni sl7 fancy light clover. mixed.
grade, clover mixed. sl2QSl6; RYE STRAW.
No |. Sl20sl3; small bales about 81 under
large.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

The continued frmness in the primary
coffee markets of Brazil and the lack OF
pressure in the cost and freight position has
created more bullish sentiment in the local
market, az least in some quarters, and while
the volume OF business yesterday was small.
prices advanced 3MS points. There was
conspicuous absence OF selling orders in the
market after the opening, when prices were
3Gi4 points lower under sales Of about 1000
BAGS by local commission house. and when
buyers became more aggressive toward the
close Of the day the market advanced quickly
and final quotations were at the highest.
Cost and freight offers were about UNI
changed from last week. Santos 3s being
quoted at l095M lie. g. and 4s az l0Ac and
is at l0.55m l0.75c. London credits. Clear
ances from Brazil were small last week and
stocks there are increasing somewhat and
in view of these facts operators here are
more or less puzzled over the apparent
strength In the Brazilian markets. The
local spot market was inactive and prices
were unchanged on the basis OF 93sc for
Rio IL and l0iac for Santos a..
Range Of prices
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18
BIG BROOKLYN BUILDING
Story Skyscraper VIII De
Brooklyn's Largest.

A twenty-one story building that
will be the highest in Brooklyn Is 10
be erected at the southwest corner OF
Court and Remsen streets. The three
story building on the site was ieaseu
and improved several years ago by the
United States Title Guarantee Com
rany. Of which George Fleury is presi-
dent. Since then the title company has
occupied the premises. The building
was previously the old home OF me
Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn. The
present home OF that institution Is at
DeKalb Avenue and Fleet Street. Inc
Hooley Opera House many years ago
occupied the site 10 be improved.
Plans for the new skyscraper we're
sled Yesterday by the Court and Rem
sen Company, of which Goodwin Star.
iett is president. The estimated cost
is s500,000.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES
BAnkruptoy PetItlon,.

Paul Plunkett. salesman. LIVING at q West 18Th
sso 47i and nominal assets o' SIS 900 IN lss shares
o. ,,o,s soIn Az Of r-eSe sS A' Punke, money
loaned. National Fuel Saver Corporation. s. $50.
judgment, Mortimer b. Foster $500 on note.
WILLIAM OPPENHE1M-A petition h.s been
fled against william Op?ei.hsim Of ig5i Hoe AZ.
Iake' SlsS, CSrus Mszilon. of White Lake $3.50.
and Osborn 4 Son. Of Monticello, $3.50. al q SUI
Ivan COUNTY IL va, assfd insr on :: S"-s ne
\ J.. hut It Is claimed that the United states Dis
ihG Court ,hsIe has no arsdc'oaa See,sss be- og
here for the greater portion Of sir months peced-
Ing lie was formerly a real estate estate operator IN
,ss,D.s wPLFs Non CO. dealers IN 0Sn dyseod, % and
i9hns' At i2i; and S3 Thd M1,s; % BY K.s thse
ner ,s7 and Edwin Golden. No4.
scfuMAN & scHMERZ.-A petition IN bank;
Cbarie. srhmers, composing the nm Of schuman
schmcr1 dealers IN delieaisssen And s;oeriss ;5se
Morn. Bruehy. siio. Abraham koch. tiiS. Joseph
Rosen. sss and Louis schAcr slsi
MAX HoBkRMAN painter. of 1854 Bsthsap Af.
has nied petition. with liabilities Of $3.50 snd
no IsApoR BREcKEL. painter q 9eo linton sy..
has hed petition. with liabilities of sIiS and no
ROBERT NJ CUNNINGHAM salesman. of JOG
s.,,,ion ttye m bsnbrpey with liabilities Of sgiii
sri no assets The Robinson Timber and Lumber
company OF 81. Louis, Is creditor ior 81 500
RAPHAfL MA. .i-sinLa ua,,a dr.,,e1i. rv aa@ r,Sb,h
aT.' hy these creditors. Brt. Ioerer & Wei: 1913:
johnson 4 johnson. s2l5. and Phi ZunIer CO.
sio2. Liabilities are 5000 and assets about the
Bankruptcy Schedules.
LIBERTY DOLL co. nc. Of u Elst ith #
has nled schedules showing liabilities oi f2ls72 ard
ss.e,s Of S. s2i consisting of proceeds ~ sale OF
sio~k So 600: cash IN bank. s2l, and accounts
$500 Luson Co are secured creditors Tor
'''' Receiver Appointed.
PRANK 7. .DAyis-Mss Berth. nsmssush has
~ Nes Rochelle bond $500. By Judge Hand.
Assignments Mads.
BENJAMIN HoRowITZ. grocer, AZ is7 Orchard
=, "h,s md, ar sssisnmen, 70 Morris Cohen.
IOjTIS BECKER wholesale dealer IN butter, esr
.rS ehe.se At 25s Broone ST.. has made q, assign
ment 70 Mar JocAef.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18
american Flag In the Orient.

tn. r. return Of the American flag to
"eihc was celebrated yesterday at
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18

BENJAMIN HoRowlIZ stoe,, q, u, Orchard
oi-iS RFCKFR wholesale dealer iu butter. ears
.ns ehe.,e At a5s Broome st.. has made ~ assign
ment 10 Mar JocAef.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18
More Gold Expected.

No cessation of the present gold
movement TO this country from British
sources is yet in sight despite the huge
total S1SS,946, ,000-that already has
been shipped since the present move
ment began early in May. Bankers SAID
Yesterday that England will continue
to paw her bills in this country by this
method whenever the sale of securities
here becomes undesirable. No attempt
has been made TO estimate the amount
that will come in before the imports
stop. This will depend largely on how
long the war will continue. One OF the
uges to which j. P. Morgan e. Co. have
out the British gold at their disposal
is the liquidation of call loans that are
continually being made available IN
London The present sold-out condi-
tion of the stock market makes 1t ap-
pear that England's obligations here
will be met by further gold imports,
which may be supplemented by the is
suance Of a new loan later Then there
is always the recourse to the sale Of
American securities when conditions
are favorable.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Temporary AssISnments-ro training school. from
commands Indicated u ,. n. July Ia. 10 N.
August \: fleuis Joseph W Mckay, lith; James
McDnnad. 10th. Ruben G. Connof. TN ~ mn. /,
Gcorge r. Schmidt listh. assigned as station house
attendant. Il days, a. m. July y Geofgs H.
Griffin iGlst 20 Bor Inspectors office. 10 days
A. m July 10. william Wehrenberg Traffic 3,
and Charles H. Wash. Traffic d. TO I'd l. D. iO
As,lonmeni discontinued -Ptlmn Charles f..
Thomson. 56th TO sd as station house attendant
ftempOrsyl, a. m, July II.
Leave. OF Absence without pay)-Ptmn. Joseph
A. murray lG7th. ! dsy. a. m. July -; John
n C0nlan 276th. l day. 1901 a. m. July ~.
Proi atonGry Ptmn. Roscoe Hansen training schooi'
1 day. . q. m, July y .,
SIck Leayes-Ptlmn. Emanuel Gulfoyie, 18Th,
90 days a. m., july l6 lApman Moss. bsth, 30
days. 2 a. m. July 10; Michael A. ONeill' Zslst.
30 DAYS : A. m. July lG. ,-,,
ResIgnslOn-S special Ptlmn. Michael Mcl1ughl,n'
with the Misson of TIM Immaculafe Nirgin, July IA
Amendment-so much Of :. o. No. lo2. e. -
a. Temporarily assigns ftlmn. AleAandef lnnes.
llith 10 e. .. Squad. 80 days. a. m, July IL,
Is amended % read. a. m. July y.
Rey0caki0R--S0 much ot : o. lbl, c. $. Is TEN
porariy assigns Ptlmn William Z. Jenkins 10th.
10 3lst. IS revoked
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18
THEFT SAVES LIFE
Patrolman Snatches Eggs and Milk from
Shop to Fight Poison.

Patrolman Steuerhof, of the East
Fifty-frst Street station, snatched
bottle Of milk and a carton OF eggs
from the counter of Third Avenue
delicatessen shop yesterday morning
and ran out. While the proprietor was
listening to the advice of his friends to
call up the Police Commissioners and
the District Attorney the pntrolman re-
turned with the bottle and ten OF the
dozen eggs.
At 706 Third Avenue he had found
Mrs. Rose Carlson i'll of bichloride OF
mercury, which she had swallowed.
After crammng two eggs and the milk
down her throat he mad her taken to
Bellevue Hospital, charged with at
tempted suicide. Physicians at the hos
pital said that Steuerhoff probably
saved the woman's life.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18
Bankers Will Advertise
New S1OO,OOO,OOO French
Loan Widely.
MARINE EARNINGS
ESTABLISH A RECORD
Return of American Flag 10 the
Pacific Celebrated - Gold
Imports to Continue.

The bankers who are bringing out
the new 100000, 900 French loan are
plsnning an advertising campaign that
they believe will outdo the publicity
work connected with the S50O,OOO,OOO
Anglo-French offering. Hundreds OF
publications will be used throughout
the country in the campaign Of the IN
derwriting syndicate to reach the IN
yesting public. The syndicate sub
s,ription books for the French issue
we're closed at 10 o'clock yesterday
ntrning, with the applications for
Participation largely in excess OF the
allotments by the syndicate managers,
j. P Morgan e. Co. and Brown Broth
efs & Co. public Offering OF the
$4,000 900 three-year 5 per cent notes,
the sale of which will supply the
french government with practically the
full amount of the loan, is expected
ihis week. The fact is emphasized
Ast the syndicate which has under
written the issue is purely distrlbu-
I'VE one, the allotments being made 20
obtain as wide a sale as possible OF
ne notes. Included in the syndicate
sres large number of private banking
houSes and brokerage concerns that
nave extensive facilities for distribut-
ing securities
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18

The local market Tor spot COTTON was quIet
and 10 points higher at lS.0Sc for middhng
upland; sales. nil; delivered on contract ioo
bales. ..,.,hod as
s.iio,,,s. Galveston steady, unchanged at
i91E, .sles. 500 bales. Savannah steady,
uncbaneed at l3c sales, 1856 bales. VII
,.,in~tnn steady. unchanged at l2i1c: salea
inins mi a., 1m,,,,sta steady unchanged at i2.76c !
inics nn AS bales. Memphis steady. UNCHANGED
ar a.r,,i.nged At IA soc sales. 2.iis bales. New
Orleans quiet. unchanged at lSe sales 10
~ Mobile nominal. unchanged at loc !;
pales, ," .u CHARLESTON Quiet unchanged at l2Ae;
ssies aie MI III Norfolk steady unchanged at lSc
saies sSes i,ISS bales. Baltimore nominal: dn In-
sLn.od 49, az lsHc: sales nil. ST Louis steady,
Unchanged At isitc; sales: 1877 bales, III Little
Rock auiet, unchanged at lSe sales NIL
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18

PRANK T. DAyis-Miss Bertha Remhaush j
,.sn snrointed receiver for Frank T DAVIS, groo
of New Rochelle bord $500. by Judge Hand.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18
Open. High. Low.
METALS.

The local street market for copper was
dull. with electroytic quoted Mt 2im26e. on
the New York Metal Exchange tin was easy,
with spot in nye-ton lots quoted at ss.25c
asked. In London tin closed at fl6e Jos Tor
spot and fl67 5s for futures. with sales OF
I50 tons futures. Copper. standard spot, SIS
futures. fS6 l0s, and electrolytic spot. tlZ5.
with no saes reported Lead quiet; New
York spot. G.40c. and East 81 Louis, 6.5oc
asked. The American Smelling and Refining
Company quotes lead at 6.50c for New York
delivery and at 642 &c East 81 Louis. Spell
ter quiet New York. nominal and Fast st
Louis spot. &c asked. In London tpelter
closed at SIS for spot and at fft for tut
ures. Lead in London closed at s2S bs for
spot and at 81 for futures.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18
Satur-
COTTONSEED OIL.

The market for cottonsced oil was frmer
early in the day on covering due TO fears
that the recent storm had damaged the cot
ton crop and on reports that crude mills
were not disposed 20 offer freely owing TO
the fact that seed was being sold ahead at
very high prices. On the advance, however.
selling pressure increased as result OF the
further decline in the price Of lard and owing
10 a slow consuming demand, and at the
close the tone OF the MARKET was easy. with
prices net unchanged TO points lower.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18

this house, however, that they will be
certain to influence higher money rates
during the remainder of the year, and
the total foreign demand for both short
and long term accommodation is spoken
Of as being very great. For that rea-
son it is pointed out that borrowers at
home will have to compete with bor-
rowers abroad. and it is possible that
the terms offered by the foreign gov
ernment applicants will have an i'm
portant bearing upon money market
conditions.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
IOsI RANkBOOKS.

LOST -Bankbook No. 6li n Dry Dock sAvinss
Institution Any person having claims upon said
book Is called upon b. present tho N the bank
within thirty days or ulc said book will he de
clarei cancelled and crtlngiished and new one
issued IN lieu thereof
LOST T-BNnkbook 40. d20 .06e q DRY Dock Savings
Institution. any person having claims upon said
hook Is called urpn 70 oreseut The same 10 The bank
within thirty days. 0r SAID book Viii 20 declared
cancelled and new one issued n lieu thereof.
LOST T-Bakbook No Gi0 le3 q DRY Dock SAVINGS
Institution. any person having claims upon sad
book Is called upon 10 present the same 70 The bank
within thirty DAYS. Or sad book viii be declared
cancelLei anl ne.s issnet m lieu therenf
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18
Plans for Long Island Hotel.

One of the largest hotels on Long
Island convenient of access to Manhat-
tan will be erected at Douglas Manor,
on the site of the Douglas Manor Inn,
and the former mansion Of William p.
Douglas. s. L. Newman, of that place,
who has just purchased the property,
is negotiating with the owners Of
prominent hotel interests Of this city,
for the project.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18
$125,000 House for Newbold.

Plans have been filed with the Man
haitian Bureau of Buildings for a five
story private dwelling, at l3 and 10
East Seventy-ninth Street, for Thomas
Newbold, of Hyde Park. 1t will be a
freproof structure. with a facade of
brick and limestone, 3S feet wide by 70
feet deep. McKim, Mead & White. are
the architects and have placed the
cost at S125 900.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York, July IL. 1916
BITTER.

Receipts. l0.237 pkgs. Creamery. extras
t92 score). per lb. zoe: higher scoring. 2sh
n3oc frsts t6s 20 81 scorel, 2im2S1sc;
seconds tS3 10 ~ Scorel. z5W26isc; thirds,
29isc; higher scoring, 30N3lc; hrsis. ga
2shc state dairy. tubs. finest, 27i5M 2S1ac;
good to prime. 25h common TO fair,
23N Csc: renovated. extras. 26isc; frsts. 25
M26c lower grades. 23M2ic; ladies', current
make. frsts, 23ikM24c; seconds. 22ia Q23c I;
lower grades. 22c: packing stock. current
make. No l. 22i1 n23c; No 2, 2lisM22c /;
lower grades 20N2lc
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18

city dressed veal.. isT2oc per ID; country
dressed do. i2l4mi7lic.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 1910 head 47i3 cars on SALE
Sheep steady lambs Zoe lower. About all
the early arrivals went 10 the scales. Com
mon 10 prime sheep (ewes) sold at t.5om
AZ % rer 100 III ; cuils. s3Mst lambs. s9.50M
sifi culls, $3.50. Dressed mutton st+sdy -
iOnl5c per Ii dressed lambs easier at ios
Mi7ne a
Receipts. $500 head; IL cars on sale
Market lower. Heavy 10 medium state ana
Penn hogs sold at slO.25Msio.s5 pigs sio; /;
rouqhs, ss.7b.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18
Falls Two Stories; Bruised.

James Rogers, thirty years old, fire.
man, of 331 East Thirty-eighth Street,
fell from a window of his room on the
third floor TO the pavement Yesterday
morning. He was taken to Bellevue
Hospital, suffering from bruises and
contusions. Rogers said he had fallen
asleep sitting in the window.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-18
More Advances to Allies.

It is expected, according to the bank
ing house of Knauth, Nachod d kuhne'
that further large advances Will be
made to the Allies, chiefly through
direct loans by banking institutions.
Some of the smaller neutral nations are
said TO be negotiating for considerable
advances, provided American bankers
are willing to take them. Just what
may come Of these negotiations cannot
be forecast. IL is the opinion of