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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15
New Securities Are Listed.

New securities added 70 the list o.
the New York Stock Exchange are;
Union Pacific Railroad Company. 81
714OOO first lien and refundlng mort
gage 4 per cent bonds Hiol'oUO urs.
"a refunding mortgage Z per cent
bonds Of the Oregon Washington Rail
road and Navigation Company; $4,000
GOO dominion OF Canada per cent loan
issued April /, 1916; S2,265.OOO series
A FIRST mortgage per cent sinking fund
bonds Of the New York Municipal kali-
wsv Corporation guaranteed by the
New York Consolidated Railroad Com
psny and by the BroGk oSa hspio, ,ds san
mortgage sterling. stamped dollar
bonds. dated May I. 1908. bearing inter
es, al the rate OF per cent per an
mum OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com,
pnny; interchangeable certificates Of
Geposit for 100000 preferred stoeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15
CROP OUTLOOK
ADVANCES COTTON
Scattered Covering Checks Sell.
ing and Market Closes with
Net Gain of 2 to 4 Points.

Less favorable crop reports checked
selling in the cotton market yesterday,
and there were moderate rallies on
scattered covering, with the close
steady at a net advance OF 70 !
points. The weekly report OF tie
Weather Bureau read less favorably
than anticipated. and the report Of a
prominent local statistical bureau
placed the condition of the crop as OF
June 8 at 1906 per cent. compared with
ia per cent as Of May p. This I'M
provement was evidently smaller than
had been looked for around the ring,
as the recent selling movement had
been accompanied by predictions that
the good weather since the data Tor
the last government report were col
lected would be reflected in condition
fully equal 10 the ten-year average
of around so per cent. Scattering re-
ports from the South. however. were
generally favorable. and the unfavor-
able features mentioned failed 70 IN
spirc any fresh buying Of consequence.
A sharp break in the Liverpool mar
ket did not meet with a full response
at tie opening here, as 1t was felt that
/ lower freight rates should result IN a
narrowing OF the differences between
B American and foreign marketS. The
| opening was only 4 10 . points lower,
and the comparatively light offerings
were we'll absorbed around the initial
figures. Prices showed little further
change until after the publication Of
/ the crop reports az midday, when COW
ering became a little more active. with
the list selling about 3 to 5 points net
/ higher. Closing prices were within a
point or two Of the best.
Private cables indicated that the
English market had been Influenced
by some hedge selling in the absence OF
support, and said the demand was like
ly to remain light for the balance Of
/ the week owing 10 the mill holidays in
/ Lancashire. 1t is reported that some
ocean freight room from New York 20
! Liverpool has been booked at $3.50 per
B hundred pounds. comparing with S115,
the prices paid recently, and with the
/ high rate of 80 per hundred asked late
last winter or early in the spring. The
rate now quoted is the lowest since
carly last December. and it is reported
that room is offering freely Exports
yesterday were 1886 bales, making s.
| 2l4,857 so far this season.
Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15
New Interests In Stutz.

Despite the failure of the Willy
Durant- merger, the financing
of other motor car enterprises IS eX-
pected to continue on an active scale.
II was learned yesterday that new
banking interests have bought into the
Stutz Motor Corporation. and have
arranged for large increase in CAPT
talization, involving. it is said, an issue
of 10000 shares of new stock. Tie
understanding is that syndicate has
already been formed TO underwrite 3d.
600 shares Of the new stock, members
to have the privilege of Withdrawing
& large portion for their own account,
leaving the balance 70 be offered for
public subscription. According to re-
port the new stock Is TO be offered at
So. At the present time the Stutz
company, whose plants are in Indiana
polls, is operating on very small CAPT
tai. The new interests propose large
expansion If everything goes well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15
EnRECLOsrRE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YOPK-ln foreclosure Van toruAndt
Realty Company, PLAINTIFF. against Nerri!l
Park Company. Defendant. County clerk
index No s3il. 1876. William o. Hubbard
Plaintiff Attorney. y william street,
New YORK. y. y. -
Pursuant 10 a judgment entered May p.
1915, the undersigned VIII cell az public suc-
lion ar the Exchange SaIesr0oms, 1918
Vesey street Borough ~ Manhattan. New
YORK city. al y o'clock noon on Wednesday,
Juue 2l 1916 by Bryan T. Kennedy ayc-
tioneer. the mortgaged premises directed -
said Judgment 20 b. sold, situated on tho
easterly side OF Amsterdam Avenue. formerly
known ss Fort George Avenue. - feet south
erly from d new street known as Fort
George Terrace. and extending easterly -
the westerly side line 81 Fort George Psrs.
formerly known as Highhr.dge or speed
way Park the said premises being apout
100 feet on Amsterdam Avenue, about 81
feet on Fort George Park. about 318 feet
on the northeriy side line ana about sts
feet on the southeriy side line.
said premises being part ~ a parcel Known
and designated az Parcel % upon a certain
man entitled Map OF ic8 acres N land SIT
uated In the Twelfth Ward % the city ot
New York part Of the Estate - Isaac Dyck-
man deceased known as the Fort Georgs
property. dated September IS, 1855 n. Rosa.
Surveyor. ana filed In the once ~ The Regis
ter OF the city and County of New YORK.
November T. 1855 as Map No 6sl."
The following is q diagram Of ms property
% be sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15
BIG 4" RESUMES DIVIDENDS
Directors Declare IA Per Cent on Pre-
ferred-United Shoe Extra.

Directors of the Cleveland, Cincin-
natl, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad yes
terday resumed dividends on the pre-
ferred stock BY the declaration of II.
per cent quarterly, payable July 20 10
stock Of record June 27. This will be
the first payment on this issue in al
most three years. the board having
passed the dividend on August 20, 1913.
The United Shoe Machinery Corpo-
ration has declared an extra dividend
Of sl.50 share on the common stock
in addition 20 the regular quarterly
payment Of 50 cents share. There
was also s per cent in the Plant Com
pany preferred stock disbursed 70 COM
mon holders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

4 slight early rally was not maintained IN
the coffee market yesterday. as prices eased
of in the late trading under renewal o.
scattering liquidation and a little trade sell
ing. which probably reflected talk OF easier
firm offers from Rio. First prices were ! 10
3 points higher. and December contracts sold
AT $3.50 right after the call. or points above
Tuesdays closing figures. That delivery
later eased of 20 s.21c. or into new low
ground for the movement. however. and the
general list closed steady at a net dec line OF
TO points. Sales were reported OF 1920
bags.
Firm offers from Santos were reported un-
changed to-day. while Rio offers were said TO
be TO 10 points lower and the official cables
also indicated a relatively easy ruling in the
Rio market. which was - refs lower. while
Santos was unchanged. The rate Of Rio ex-
change on London was l-32d lower. Re
ceipts are slowly increasing. yesterday ;
cables reporting % 900 bags at the two ports.
against % 900 last year while jurdiahy re-
ceipts OF Il 900 bags compared with 5000
last year. Rio cleared 1000 bags for Ne"
York and Santos 2 900 for New Orleans.
The spot market was dull and nominally
unchanged, with prices on the basis Of 9i2c
for Rio 1s Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15
Time Not Right.

One banker said that in lis opinion
The fact that the financial market was
now absorbing heavy offerings Of for
cign securities. i'm addition TO new for
egn loans already placed and yet to
be placed including the Russian crsdit
Just announced and an Impending
French loan. might have operated
against the success of the motor com
binstion. Moreover the fact that oehN
surpluses lave fallen TO point where
they are causing a stiffening or money
'stes might, he thought. have also been
an important consideration. The man
asr IN which~the bankers were SAID 10
have CjSeh the merger the cold should
ssf involved, il was said, refusal on
,,heir part TO accept the new stock IN
hars unless certain specifications were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15
STORAGE NOTICES.

JULIUS KINDERMANN 8 SONS. INC.
STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
5s5-S1 WALES AVENUE.
BRONX BOROUGH. NEW YORK ClIfs
JUNE STR. 1878.
To Goldsmith. ROsenthal horS Baum
Plsygoers Flm Company. sh-~mss
Commercial Paper Company
You and each OF YOU are hersny nobnet
that thu time FOR the payment OF our nes
upon the property hereinafter dsscrlee1
having expired. after due notice thereor
had been given you, We VIII Gauss 80
property. 70 vii. Household Goods re-
sonsi Enects ana Merchandise. stored
The warehouse % this company az 9,o-ss.
wales Avenue. by you or ia your ns"s h..
Ia which you may have an interest," W
.old Al public auction. according 20 -
statute N such Ease made ana . pf,''ss 80.
a. IA. warehouse Nos Asb-5.I Wars 80
ne near ls0th street. New YORK ,lt!' -
FRIDAY. JUNE 23Rp. 1918. a. ~ "a
ana IN the sale thereof D. not cemp.e'e =.
80 tsf. ~. same alil BE- contin-.
-. ar. nfar. IN every FRIDAY tnffe
beginning a. 10 = ~ ana
al I'M The eonfs are sold 1850. t>--
JULIUS hINpsRAANN = SS"'' ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15

ported in the attitude OF leading producers
however, and these agencies are still main
tanning quotations OF from 2ec 10 29i&e for
October and later deliveries. London copper
closed at flls for standard spot and at fll6
for futures. Spot tin was quoted at assoc
asked on the New York Metal Exchange.
with the market quiet In London spot tin
closed AZ flS3 SIS and futures at fla3 l5s.
Lead was firmer. with spot quoted a. 6.76n
&c on the New York Metal Exchange for
New York deliveries. and at 6.s5c from East
81 Louis. London lead. f3l los. Spelter
nominal. London spclter. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15

Tbs property TO be sold includes also ths
tOhoggan slides. buildings swing csrouse.s
and structures erected on The premises. ami
the sppurfeuanccs. equipment rolling stock.
also ell rights Of tho mortgasor. and OF
one Emerson q. Merrill 20 use maintain
and operate tho same under Letters Patent
Of the United states OF America No.
70g ssZ. issued Ca the nam, % The sad
Emerson G. Merrill. and their license 20 U.S.
the same. and all rights and privileges in. 70
and under saif patents and growing out ot
TIE same on said premises.
To Be sold subject 10 a first mortgage for
81 900. Interest a. 6gs ana accrued Interest
thereon since January ?. 1915
Approximate amount ~ mortgage debt.
costs and allowance fZt6e3.i3. with intsress
thereon from May 10. 1915. assessmsnis
$3.50. ana interest accrued thereon. taxss
and water rents s. .5220T
Dated New York May 2s'h. 1915
JOHN h ROGAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15

Strength of the copper shares as a
group yesterday, with Inspiration. Ten
ncssee and Anaconda. the individual
features. was welcomed in circles where
a rise in the coppers has been awaited
for weeks. The question uppermost in
the minds Of these persons last night
was whether the move was the fore
runner Of sustained rise or another
fash in the pan Basis for the sud
Den uptun in the group was associa-
ted with the talk of large impending
orders from Great Britain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15
COT New Jersey
Plan of Reimbursement

complied with. In stock market cir
cles the air of mystery that has sur
rounded the whole merger proceeding
created an unfavorable impression, par
ticularly when circulars we're sent out
stating that details Of the inner or
ganization would not be divulged until
after the subscription lists had been
closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15
BUSINESS TROUBLES
kisqnnstt.


THE FEDERAL MAIL & GENERAL EMPRESS
CO.. M. express And irue6ins N N5 East on
g.. hD made an assignment % Louis stem. u
a. INCORPORATED On September 10 1903 sth capt
al stock IS 900 ana Emangsi Lpxoeliz u pr,si-
dent T. formerly operated contracts fof collection
All delivery q mail ard parceI resi N this CITY
Je1ey cts. Hoboken a1f Staten Island and or asd
tie pFor1ry a. sol kot ,ih D. Ls5ilila are
-s.ln4tef a. about $4,000.
eassrus,ey Pstitlsn,
SOLOMON POLEKoFF--A petition ir bsns-
ruD,cy ha been r.sd against solomon PoehoT.
dealer a. dDGcds a. e-3 "a az. b. thess cl-i.tOs
Fsnnis sshosnbum. ,lis Oscar Mril1. Dorothy
Spinner $50. and Nathan Cohen ;lil
CHAS Alberta petition 81 BANKRUPTCY has
Been fed against Ch.r.es Alert. instAiment dealer
a. 50 Esr DrosfNaY. hy thess creditors. Benz
setter S51s Louis NN-enth.l $500. ana Joseph
cohen. 500 n. mafs On s,ssnrnsnt on Monday
3 PATTISOS KNOWLES. resident asel, FOR
a petition 81 bsnkr-p,cy, with Liabilities ESQ and
70 sscs The largest creditor IS his wife Kaiher-
the Knowles. 81 isf who obtained sepaEafion
from Rim n the supFrms C0g~ in NoTenocr 1915
she paid out during The separation. shi-h sn -
haze coma W 20 day IN no supreme Cour. but
Jsfss H,1i fesirain.d tbs suit FOR ysu
JENNIE y sILEN. - king'on. hn Sled a
petition N BANKRUPTCY. 9TH liabilities s. Sss as
ind9sssf on notes. and 70 ASsets.
ssakrupto Schedules.
PHIL GILL Manufacture y dresses a. -
$500 o: shlch s.lis. Is .e-sr-d. and .s,e,s
s. 9Ti ccGs3tlns ~ ACCOUNT 81 SIS proceeds -
sac - ,to-s az 900 real ssis.e - s0A a. I'm
hurst Long Island mofisassd 'or 8 100 and a.
autoroen, 500. Ds'id lrTins f. secured u-d
~ for fsisi
OSTROW FRIEDMAN JOSEPH m4nuiseiu'.
sf NJ lss.ss, AZ or CREME g. hsf, SEQ schedules
aa0sl-s lss-.Iles si.-t al assess t-.sss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
and for 81 900 900 common stock of tn,

and for 81 900, 900 common stock of the
Pittsburgh Coal Company Of New Jer-
Soy; s5.442, 900 general mortgage per
cent sinking fund bonds, series A, Of
the Havana Electric Railway, Light and
Power Company; s606,s00 common
stock of the South Porto Rico Sugar
Company; S2.500,000 common stock OF
the Montana Power Company; 81 ,7OO,.
600 7 per cent cumulative preferred
stock Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company. and s2,50o,000 cumulative
preferred stock of the American Zinc.
Lead and Smelling Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15

Official Cotton Exchange Liverpool cables !:
Spot cotton quiet. Z points lower. at s.32c
for middling sales. 5000 bales. including
5000 American and 1000 speculation and
export imports. $4,000 bales. including a.
600 American futures opened quiet at 3Qi
points decline and closed easy at a net de-
cline Of giaGl2 points. July-Aug, 7.95isd !:
Oct-Nov. 7.75d Jan-Feb, Esd; Mar-ApL
7.6Sd May-June. 7.6ld. Manifestations
and cloths neglected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15
SUGAR FUTURES.

After opening steady. 70 points higher.
futures frmed up on continued strong sup
port from Cuban interests and short cover
ms due TO Arm spot situation and
stronger conditions existing in refined sugar.
and the close was hrm. 20 points net
higher. with sales FOR the day 10000 tons.
Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15
Female.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Femnle


AA-COoK wAIrRESS. HAMBERNAID YONG
Irish girl good 'efen'es. Nssss. i3o or w.
Mis-, G. Hcfmsye-'s Af.Irr 10 last go -, a
floor Telephone s9l; Mu~lv Hi
CHuD's NURSE lt1ns English Protestant: -
nioaths' reference. { g.. Miss hNmsyer
Agency. N Ess, i2d g.. "a foo' isephoas sst'
Murray Hill.
COOK and WAITRESS -Cipabl. Finnish srl, eest
references Jussia Agency. l.5 East &n a.
plaza ii53
,oTPIE lcoioredl -Eaceiien' cook s'sist Laundry:
butler useful. yczrs' reference, ~, country.
Ms shsughnessy's Agency. u Wet t-f 81
LADY's MAID Young scotch nomsn. 'o,s'st
highly rrc0mnrniod GOOD needieNomal G. N1s
Hofmaser's Agen3. ll Last 4ld o.. 80 foof lei.'
phone ,0i7 Ailr-sy WV "
MAID attendant M assistant housefeeper pr'ss
family. school or institution. 10 years asst place.
highest references. ey. county. Mis- SHAUN.
messy, ASelcy. u Wet ca -
OFFICE ASSISTANT. Dung man. IS % 20 must
~ neat Christian faifh. high school graduate;
siya reference. .'ete SALARY ctpertei. excellent
chance for slgaucement IS. BIS Iu0une.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15
SECURITIES AT AUCTION

The following securities were sold
yesterday az auction at the Exchange
Salesroom by Adrian II. Muller & Son:
Pag Account ~ Erscgtoy
rs shafes : T.feysn 60 Inc Hi,o sscal 8
30 shares Minnesota Railway Construction Co ~.
zoo shares California Medicinal >priass CO ioi. So
81 -fs certificate % beneficial interest in The assets
% The Bsrkr'ey school. lo. a.
For Account o. Whom l. MAJ Concern
i0s shares Weston. Fcser CO. comncn. ser sh.-e.
SO.
s. roe Acs.r Neral A Coudi 60 p>r cent i,
hsnlufs bonds. due 1898. mkres; Jsnusp AID
! o00 sh.rss B,nr.. Realty Corstraeiion 90
iH hare, A.siAn W,b.r Piano ri,nols 60 com
mon 900 eschl ....... ...--.-. ..-... .li.
70 shsres Hsnour National Bank 800 eiehl sigL
10 shares stcas1 Colstructicn Co 800 EACH
Iof ......... s. 200
s'.5co bonl al third morssse made b. tia sisa-
~ CnnS-Iricu e. 70 Htnv Clsiand. Inc
isi~i october % 1914 d-. AprL 1877. e
i-f cert Interest en- premise. 1ortnNest corner
i-sfl - AIT niTeriy e.. bofolsh - B-,n.
Ner Nrrs city. recorded an Brclr nsslsier %
= be- nock series NoTsaE-s. sexton u. Lne-
fsi Tag 500 AID inieisI urT-r tiost Nc
ISIS eHl A. gncl amount = pfior nersas-
isi.3se A.. ta.e.esl. ~. ...............d...3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15
Yeste
METALS.

No improvement was reported 90 the MAJ
k-: for copper yesterday. and II L. said mat
IN .or- cases -eseIcrs are oferng % shade
thei- recent quotations slightly owing % The
continued l.sh. demand No caAnse WA re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15
AUCTION SALES.

FORECTOsURE sALE-M Sens'r su-uope.r,
sells Jule l5. 1880 m. A. sas' Nht. flln.
Avenue Bronx Borough rs'aursn. fttur-s, y
order ~ Jabu-g Brothers. u.1rigasees HUGO
GOEBEN. mortgage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15
Yest.r
CorToNsEED OIL.

market FOR cottonseed OIL and. Nth the eN-
ception o. the spot position. which showed
some frmness. values we're weak and At the
close Of the day showed net losses Of $50 "a
points. Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15

'EI'ra And per cent 10 cash 81 5ol. pay
able july 3 also per cent i1 per cent stock
~ ,he Thoms, q. Plant Company, PAYABLE about
July lj initial dividend. account % t"o de-
fered dividends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15
INACTIVE STOCKS.

Tn. following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt in
on the Stock Exchange Wednesday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Market Is Lower
on Liquidation Sales
Corn Gains IS to 12c.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York, June Il, 1916.
WHEAT.

The wheat market was active and lower
closing with partial rally. but at net
losses Of l&mlMc. Longs sold heavily
throughout the day. and, while there we're
rallies at times on covering. the tendency OF
the market WINS downward and underlying
conditions were not materially changed. Tx
port sales FOR the day amounted 70 about
80, 900 bushels. including a cargo OF Mani
toba wheat. as well as one OF macs-oni, and
about twenty loads OF hard winter wheat az
the Gulf. In view Of the decline in values
and the pronounced weakness in the market
for ocean freight room on grain 20 Great
Britain. which was quoted "A low as eM
l2d, the demand was considered very dis
appointing and was thought To indicate con-
tinued apathy on the part OF foreign buyers.
The Liverpool market was inactive and
about steady but II is said that Great Britain
has supplied its requirements for the time
being. and IL was expected that the govern
ment holdings will be placed on tire market
In the near future.
In the cash market 10 l durum wheat was
Northern Duluth. si204 No ] Northern
Manitoba. SLIP. all T. o. b. New York.
CORN.
The corn market was steady. in face OF
the decline in wheat, and final quotations
were Ad &C net higher. Country offerings
were light. and il seemed TO be the general
impression that receipts will continue small
Tor some time. The cash position shows
frmness, with reports Of some good buying
on the part OF leading cash houses in the
West, and this appeared to be one OF the
principal supporting factors in the market.
In the local cash market No yellow corn
was quoted at s5l5c c. l. Z. New York.
OATS.
There was a steady undertone to the oats
market, and prices at the close we're l4c net
higher TO isc lower. Commission houses
we're fair buyers. and there was little pres.
sure although crop advices were considered
favorable The local cash market was
steady; standard quoted at 4shc: No 3
white. 45N45lac; No white. 44G4tl1c
fancy clipped white. 46d47l5c; ordinary
clipped white. Ai2G4Si3c, all elevator.
RYE.
Market steady; No 2 Western, sl.Osl5 c.
l. Z. New York.
CHICAGO PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15
FLOUR AND MEAL.

The -four market was inactive. and the I'M
dertone was easy. owing 10 the decline in
wheat and indications that some Of the West
ern mills we're more disposed to make con-
cessions RYE FLOUR-Quiet: fair 10 good.
S5lo6sB25: choice 10 fancy, $4,000 $3.50.
CORNMEAI.-Steady: kiln dried. $40. BAG
NEAL Steady: fine white end yellow. sl.75 ::
coarse, sl.s2 FEED-City steady bran.
bulk. $3.50: 100 IN sacks. s2l; heavy mid
ding do, ;2460: -four middling do, S32 :;
ed dog -four. 40 ID sacks. $3.50 Western
easier bran. 90 II sacks. s22Q $3.50 :;
standard middhngs. S2+: -four middlings do.
$3.50: red dog -four. $50 ID sacks, S3l oil
r,.al s2og S33
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15
PROVISIONS.

The provision market was moderately ac-
tive and price changes were feverish. Early
IN the day there WAS good support which
was thought % come from stOckyard in
tercsts. but longs sold on the advance. and
final quotations were lower for lard and ir-
regular for pork and ribs Receipts of hogs
at Chicago were $4,000. estimated for Thurs
day 10000 Kansas City received $4,000 and
Omaha Il. 400. PORK Steady mess. S25G
$3.50: family. S26N s2s: short clear s22.50
Gt2550. BEEF Barely steady: mes.
sl7.50GSlS: family. SloG $40: packet. slsn
$40 extra India mess. sea $50. DRESSED
HOGS-Firm bscons, 1910: $50 ID, l32sc !.
$50 Ii, l3izc: l4O 10. l34tc, pigs. II &C.
CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies quiet: 10 Ii,
1910: Il III. l5-c: Is 10. l5c. Picked
hams steady quoted at 49,. n l7i,c. TAIL
LOW Barely steady special, CSC: city, So
n DC; country. 9hm9atc. LARD-Steady :;
middle West. l3.05G l3.15c City lard barely
steady quoted at he Refined lard dull /.
South America. l4c; Continent. l3.l5c Bra
I'll. kegs. ljc. Compound lard quiet quoted
at 1t7sql2t.c. STEARINE-Easy; oleo.
IOisGlOa,c: city lard stearine. l3'4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15

The local spot cotton market was quiet
and unchanged on the basis Of l2.s0c for
middling upland. Sales. 100 bales.
Receipts at the ports and interior towns.
with comparisons, follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-15

WEDNESDAY. JUNE IA. 1916.

Trading York Stock Wednesday amounted to
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