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eating Out from Under.

Judging from the great haste "hlGh
a number Of motor car concerns maue
Yesterday to deny their connection
with a new automobile merger, com
binations Of this character arc now
considered in bad form and something
TO be strictly avoided. Anyway mer-
gers somehow don't seem to carry
the appeal they did before the 80,
600 900 unnamed but not unheralded
combination died a-borning In tne
latest story several well known con
Germs were reported TO be slated 20
join hands in a S75,OOO,OOO combine.
Up to late night three of the companies
mentioned fatty denied connection
with the new amalgamation, and there
are others still TO be heard from Uh
the Stock Exchange a waggish trader
pooh-poohed the idea that the MeXiean
trouble had jolted the market me
dope's all wrong" he declared. mere
another one Of these automobile mer,
gers, when the air hasn't cleared OF
the odor Of the one that died last
,vaoL -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-20
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

There was n further advance In coffee
futures here yesterday The steadier tone
which appears % have developed in Brazil az
prices which are still above a parity with the
local market IS believed 70 have encouraged
some investment buying. and after opening
al a decline Of 1 point 20 advance Of 6
points, active months sold about 20 10
points above Saturdays closing figures.
March contracts, Tor instance. touched s.70c
during the afternoon. on just about 80 points
above the low leye. Of last week. Last prices
we're a shade OF from the best under reaiz-
ing but the tone was steady at a net nd-
vance Of 10 points Sales. $500.
Cost and freight offers received here yes
terday were steady % a shade firmer San
tos As were offered at l0.3OIi lO.40c, sixty
day shipment and Santos 81 and IS at l0.s5c.
London credits. sale Of Rio - was re-
ported In the cost and freight market 40
sa,c. London credits. The official cables
from Brazil reported Santos unchanged while
there was an advance of l25 refs in the Rio
market, and Rio exchange on London was
l.32d higher. Brazilian port receipts. $1,000.
against II 900 last year. Jundiahy receipts,
POI 600. against 1900 last year. The spot
market remained quiet with quotations on
the basis OF 9l.c for Rio is. Range OF
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-20

ranging from about DC to 2sc. The London
market closed AZ clio for standard spot and
at sos 70, futures. Tin was unsettled and
was quoted at 4OQ4 on the New York
Metal Exchange. London tin closed at fllS
for spot and AIS % for futures. Lead was
weak, with spot quoted at 6.s5c asked in the
local market for New York delivery and At
e6Oc asked a. East 81 Louis. London lead
s3I -. Speltei continued more or less nom
inal. but was quoted az l3c asked East ST
Louis delivery. London spelter. Sos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-20

changed were the IS. No sales were
recorded during the day. Specialists
in governments" maintained, as they
have in the recent past, that there
would be no loan if il could possibly
be avoided. They pointed out that the
Treasury Department was strictly OPP
posed 70 such move before election
and would hold off as long as possible.
Since the Mexican situation developed
into a crisis there have been rumOrs
of q SbO.OOO 600 issue Of Panama 3s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-20
Standard Oil Has $4,000 Fire

Smoke almost overcame fremen at
$4,000 fire in the Standard oil
Company's plant az the foot OF North
Thirteenth Street, Williamsburg, yes
terday The flames started in an oil
pipe conduit. where there was stored
a large quantity of crude oil. Two
alarms were turned In. and il was two
hours before the fremen could leave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-20
as mnch mvstery ns 10 the reason for

was much mystery as to the reason FOR
the shipments. Most Of the gold is
supposed TO have come from London
direct, although NJ the end Of last
week 100000 arrived from Ottawa.
J. p. Morgan & Co., who have been
importing the gold arriving here from
Ottawa. are also said 10 have figured
i'm the imports at Philadelphia. The
gold there went to the mint and was
melted into bars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-20
SUGAR FUTURES.

Trading in futures was quiet to-day. due
10 lack Of interest shown by rehners IN IA"
.ugar offerings. coupled with the fact that
.ranulated for export was 40 a standsti. and
nat the local demand for refined was quiet.
After opening 1 point lower 20 1 point
higher. trading became irregular. the market
closing easy points net lower 20 points
net higher. with total sales 200 tons. Range
~ rrices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-20
Bigamist Gets Two Years

Leon Sackett. twenty-seven. Of il5o
Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, will have 70
do TWO years in prison Tor bigsmy.
The Judge In Queens County Court 81
Long Island City said Sackett might
have 10 serve four years. Saekets
pleaded guilty.
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FLOUR AND MEAL.

The rally ia wheat stimulated little bet
ter INJURY for hour. and while most buyers
were not willing % pay the prices asked,
there were several round lots sold az slightly
higher prices than were obtainable lsst wees.
RYE FLOUR-Quiet fair 70 good, s5lo9
$3.50: choice 10 fancy. s5.s5df55O. CORN %
NEAI-Steady kiln dried. $40. BAG
white and yellow, sl.l5 coarse,
sis2 FEED-City steady bran. bulb.
s22. 60: 100 IL sacks. s2i. heavy mitdIngs
DO. $3.50. -four middlings, do. $50 re- dos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-20
Politics Rule In Montclair

Commission government has NOT
cured partlsanship In Montelair cleo.
tions. Tho Commission Governments
League is slowly finding this out. Inc
local Republican organization has de-
cided 70 back set Of five candidates
for the commission at the election
July IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-20

Official Cotton Exchange Liverpool csbles-
Spot cotton dull ~ ! point advance mid
upland. SID. Sales 5000 bales, including
600 American and 500 speculation and er-
port. Imports nil Futures opened steady
at li.GjS points advance, and closed easy al
A net decline Of iaN2i2 points. July-Aug.
sod. Oct-Noy, 7.67d: Jsn-Feb. 7.5ld; Mar
Apl. 7.56d: May-June. s.53d. Manehester
yarns quiet but steady; cloths. quiet but
rrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-20
British Gold at Philadelphia.

While semi-offcial confirmation OF
the reported arrival Of some $4,000 900
in British gold sovereigns az Phiia-
delphia was obtained yesterday, there
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AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Advances l%c to &c
on Mexican Situation
Corn Gains 11sc to l12c.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. June 10. 1915.
WHEAT.

The wheat trade placed a bullish interpre-
tation on the Mexican Developments and trad
ing was more active, and prices at the
close of the day were firm at the top, Win
net gains Of e. &c from the fnal OF Satur-
day. The market was apparently in an over
sold condition. and when shorts attempted
TO cover they found comparatively htt1e
wheat for sale.
Exporters were in the market and took
cargo of $50. 900 bushels Of Manitoba wheat
and il also came 20 light that about t9O,OOO
bushels had been sold on Saturday and that
probably 200 900 bushels during the latter
part OF last week which had not previously
been reported. This made total showing
Of about 1000. 900 bushels. and was thought
20 represent a recent buying movement by
the Belgian Relief Commission.
The Liverpool market was weak ana lower
early. but showed a steader tone at the close
and II was thought that Europe sent buying
orders here on the suppOstion that the Nrh
of events IN Mexico would have stmulat-
ing influence on the market. No new deNel-
opments occurred in the crop outlook, anu
while temperatures were still low m the
spring wheat region the forecast was for
warmer weather. There seemed 20 be some
disposition. however. 20 anticipate the usual
crop scares in the Northwest and while there
was a disposition to expect increased hedging
operations against the new crop sentiment
was less disposed TO follow the bear side.
In the cash market No durum was quoted
at sIl3i4 No hard. SLl84t No North
ern Duluth Sl.22i No I Northern Mani
toba. Sl.24i,. all T b. New York.
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COTTONsEED OIL.

The Mexican situation had an indirect in
fuercc on the market for cotton oil, and
prices advanced sharply. with an active
t~,de Houses with Western connections
,,.e-e heavy BUYERS. and this started a general
covering movement, and FINAL quotations
wee Al the best ~ the day. with total gains
Of isn25 points. Range Of prices:
Satur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-20

Receipts FOR two days. $3.50 head rs cars
on sale. including 30 ears Of steers. Trade
was slow %. both yards. Top steers were
barely steady. others l06i l5c lower. some
sales possibly Z5c lower Bulls were weak
% lower. with some sales l51i 25c 0f cows
l5n25c lower and several carloads unsold.
Common 20 extra prime steers sold at Ss.Z5m
SlI20 per 100 10; outside figures for two
ears stable fed. shipped here By the Lancaster
Abattoir Company This il The record price
tor the year Tor "a stra ght carload Two head
fancy sold at Sil.sO. bulls sold az $3.50
81 90: two head 1925, COWS. s375Q $50: b.
u few scattering S. 15Wss.25. tai.ends. 1926
rfF2 30 Dire set beef SLOW
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METALS.

No change WAS reported In the situation
With reference 20 copper. Leading asenf~@a
are stIl holding electroytic az from - IN
2si.c FOR October and later deliveries. While
resellers are Offering small lots az prcs
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York, June 10, 1911
bitter.

Receipts. II .395 packages. Creamery. eN-
tras (93 score. 29l.M29s4c; higher scoring
30L M304c. frsts go to % scorel, 2sm Z9c
seconds 90 70 ss score), 26i"m27 &c cream
cry. thirds, 25m 26c creamery unsalted. eX-
tras, 29%, 030Ac; higher scoring 8OA a
3lisc; frsts. 2laM29lac; seconds. 20 ga
2sc state dairy, tubs, finest. 2si2d29c good
% prime 26iaM2sc common TO fair, ZtH
Z6c renovated. extras 27c; hrsts. 25n26 :
lower grades. 23Gl2lc; imitation creamery.
frsts. 25li25l &c ladies. current make. rrss,
24M24isc; seconds. 230 % &C lower grades,
22U22l &c: packing stock. current make. No
!. 28U23lsc, No ., 22Nc; lower grades,
2lH22c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-20

-four. 40 ID sacks. $3.50; Western. steady
bran. 100 10 sacks. 500 q S22.25; standard
middlings, S2i flour middlings. do. $3.50
red dog -four. 40 10 sacks. s3l.
PROVISIONS.
A decline of 10 points in the hog mar
ket caused easy opening in provisions.
but subsequently the whole list developed
strength and a sharp advance. This was
based on active buying in anticipation of
war orders. and the Mexican situation was
looked upon a. a strong bull factor. Hog
receipts at Chicago were $1,000; estimated
for Tuesday. II 900 Kansas City had $4,000
hogs and Omaha S.400 PORK-Firm mess,
s25WS25 50; family. S26Q SIS; short clear.
SD 5O0 $3.50. BEEF-Frm mess. Sl1.50ll
SIS. family, sl9O 500; packet. Sl6HSi9;
extra India mess, sea $50. DRESSED HOGS
STEADY bacons. l3Ac; $50 ID, l3i2c $50
ID. 1S5sc; $40 10. 1850; pigs, l4Asc. CUT
MEATS-Piclled bellies steady; 10 10. l5a4c;
II 10, l5Ac. IA ID. l5c. Picked hams firm;
quoted at 1914 Ql7igc. TALLOW-S Steady
special. CSC; city. DC asked; country, 81. q
CSC. LARD-Firm: middle West. 1920
1890. City lard firm quoted at 1875 BIC.
Refined arC firm; Continent, lac; South
America. l4.25c Brazil. kegs, 1889. COM
pound lard quiet; quoted at llis pl2i &C;
STEARINE-Firm; oleo. l03sc; city lard
.-fVa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-20
REORGANIZATION
81, Louis and San Francisco Railroad Co.

Orleans Texas and Mexico Division First Mortgage Bonds
Five Per Cent Two-Year Secured Gold Notes
Six Per Cent TwO-Year Secured Gold Notes.
Stock Trust Certificates for Preferred Stock Of Chicago and
illinois Railroad Company.
Stock Certificates for Common Stock Of Chicago and Eastern
Illinois Railroad Company.
The undersigned as Reorganization Managers under the Plan and
Agreement dated November l. 1915 for the Teorgazon OF St Louis
1 Pnl have entered into the foowng Settlement Agreements ali
dated November
tiles Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company respect
the bonds certificates:
90 With the aforementioned
Orleans Texas and NeS'o Division Bonds under the protective agree
H S R1road to%raay Nc" texas
Cent Notes under the dated June 49, 1915
WIN the Go%mcf Of 6odeTs the ,Eye nn d. Six
o. with Committee Of holders the Stock
under protective dated
said bonds stock certificates participate
no or sa.I trust SerceS on or before august l. isie as follows
Mexico Division Bonds with September
with Columbia Tust COMPANY (Nev YORK city, Deposary
under said Plan and Agreement dated August 25, 1915 for
the reorganization OF New Orleans Texas and Mexico Rail
Five Per Cent. with 1913 subsequent coupons
said protective e' agreement dated June u.s. f9i5
Notes with September t9f3), and subsequent
With The Equitable Trust Company Of New York CNsy York
City, Depository under said protective agreement dated
Preferred Stock and Common Stock of
with The Equitable Trust Company OF New York (New York
Depository under said protective agreement dated
May 1913
Holders certificates
deposit under said protective agreements p
said Settlement Agreements by depoSng their bonds
certificates with aoresa before
Central Company OF New York Depository
under h REORGANIZATION deposited certificates of
the Reorganization Managers de-
ternire will he issued
stock certificates deposited must be in negot
able properly stamped for transfer.
Cores Of the Settlement Agreements Plan
NAV he obtained respective DepOtae the
tee agreements above mentioned or from Central Trust Company Of
e
ated New York 49, 1915.
& w. SELGNfAN & CO, SPEYER & CO.,
ReorRani Managers
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MONDAY. JUNE 10. 1915.

Trading
s96lOOO
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Lower Bids on Governments"

One OF the many effects of the late
developments az the border was a sharp
decline In the bid price on United
States government bonds Quotations
Of the various issues, Oft on the fore
noon call. went still lower m the after
noon on the expectation that the. gov
eminent would be compelled 70 bring
out a new bond issue 10 hnance Us
Mexican operations. The iahama %
were the hardest hit, as it is expected
that anv new loan will take this form.
The hid price on the Panama IS was
lowered 2 points 10 100. compared with
l02 Saturday IN the case OF inc
Panama Is the bid quotation stood ! a
urdcr the Saturday price, the IS OF
1913 were off y, at par, and the IS OF
1890 off r. at 80. The only issue un-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-20

The local spot market was quiet at points
decline. on the basis OF l2.s0c for mid-up-
land. Sales 80 bales.
Receipts at the ports. with comparisons,
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HAY AND STRAW.

All harbor points are rather heavily sup
pliei with hay. demand Is slack and outside
quotations. even as reduced to-day, are gem
orally extreme. Clover and clover mixed very
slow sale. Rye .traw plenty and easy. HAY.
large baisd. timothy. No !, ton 800 No %
No =. s2i0f s2650: shipping. Si1ftSl9. fancy
light clover mixed. SIG; SO Z clover mixed.
l.5OH 228IO. lower grade clover mixed.
sl5HSlq. RYE STRAW. No 1. si6. Small
holes .Lout 81 UrIer large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-20

Receipts. 1888 cases. Fresh gathered. eX-
ira fine. doz, p "a 26c extra hrsts. 23i2H
24c: frsts. 22ii M23c; seconds. 2lW22c !;
thirds and poorer. IslgW2Oi.c: dirties. No D..
20. N2Ic; No and poorer. l,i .ft zoe 3
check. good 20 choice. dry, l9Wl9i.c. UNI
dergrades. l6Gilsl.c state. Penn and near
by. honnery whites, fine 70 fancy 2'H2sc ;
ordinary % good. 2JU26isc. gathered whites.
ordinary % fine. 2lW 26c; Western and
southern gathered whites 2iH2j pc; state.
Penn and nearby hennery browns, zoe gath
cred browns and mixed colors. % -W25c;
duck eggs. state and nearby, Indian Runner
.Ef Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-20
CHEESE.

Receipts. 2.8l7 boxes. including $50 boxes
in transit for export. State. whole milk,
fresh. fats. colored. specials. 1884 y l6c !;
white. specials, l5a.c: colored. average fancy,
l5isc: white, average fancy, 1914 10 &c {;
twins. specials. ljAc; average fancy - &c :
choddars. fancy. l52, ~ l6c; fair 10 choice
l5lsc. single daisies. fancy. l6l2c all styles.
undergrades. l3ieNl5c; Wisconsin, whole
milk, fancy fresh. Young Americas, llc;
twins. l5as N lee state skins current make
specials. l2i, 10 l3c choice. ia l2c. fair %
good. l0NlOaic; lower grades. jnsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-20
CORN.

The corn market was active and firm. clos
ing with net gains OF ma &c. The adj
vance in wheat and the Mexican situation
caused a more active demand. Exporters
were in the market. and sales We're reported
of about 800 600 bushels OF which about half
we're done on Saturday. Weather conditions
were considered favorable for the new crop,
but IL was thought that the movement viii
continue small on account Of bad roads and
the fact that farmers Will be busily occupied
in harvesting their wheat. The visible sup
ply showed a decrease Of 2.266,000 bushels.
compared with decrease OF $4,000 last
year. In the local cash market No yellow
corn was quoted az 64Hsc. j {. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-20
No Discrimination.

Security owners who liquidate their
holdings showed little discrimination.
They sold railway shares, metal issues
and wag stocks. regardless OF what the
effect of war might be on these par
teular issues. Some Of the wan stocks
were especially weak. despite the fact
that war with Mexico ought 20 mean
additional business. Perhaps the fact
that the government might take over
the operation Of war munitions plants
and also the suggestion Of tax on
war profits as means toward raising
the Sl5O000,OO0 additional revenue
which Secretary McAdoo told the House
Ways and Means Committee would be
needed I'm the coming fiscal year mill
tated against this group. With few ex-
eeptions. notably Rock Island which
was strong most of the day on the
theory that the movement of war sup
plies 70 the border would add 20 ITS
income the railroad stocks were un-
der pressure. Why issues like Chesa-
peake & Ohio, New Haven, Norfolk &
Western and Pennsylvania should be
singled out for selling on the Mexican
news was a mystery. New York Cen
tral on the other hand, was affected
unfayorably by the defeat OF ITS pro
grammc TO raise passenger rates 10
2i2 cents a mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-20
FRESH FRIITS.

Receipts. 1900 bbls apples. APPLES.
Northern Spy Dbl, S2l $3.50. Baldwin. SEA
$3.50: Ben Davis. Sl.50N $3.50. Albemare
Pippin. S2WS6.50; Rus.ct. sl50uSi Far
Western, as 70 kind box. SlU$2; PEACHES.
" C.. carrier SL25N Ca. sl.50ns3.5Ot
Tenn. s825WS35O. CHERRIES. sweet quart.
-l. Zoe. sour. 7N8c jersey Black 30 lb BIAS.
kct. sl.I0V $l.1J. other sweet, Sl.2lfiSl..O +.
Jersey. sour. }rNsl25; Del and Nd sour
SimSI12, sweet. sL25M$l50. STRAW
BERRIES. upriver. quart 81 re; jersey.
quart. 5Vl3c; Del and M. 3U9c; BLACK
BERRIES. y G. quart. 51l2c; RASPBER-
RIES. Jer-ey. rcd pint. l0Wlic, Del and
Nd. red. 7uoc: HuCkLEBERRIES. y c.
uuart. I2Nlsc; GOOSEBERRItS. SINAI.
green. quart, al &c bushei basket. Sl1ffl25f
large green. quqr-. 6Hsc. KINGS. ; 10. strap.
SZ50us5.50. ORANGES. Cal. box. $2.50ll
Sl15. Porto Rico. Sl.65N $500; Fla. fancy.
$500 $780, average. S15oWsi $3.50; poor 20
fair. s225NS52,; GRAPEFRUIT. Fla. as
% size and condition. box s2ms5.75 Cuban.
s2uSA-5; Porto Eico. sl.2j4tsi25; LEM
ONS. Cal, box. s2Nsf.4j; Sicily. $500
sA62: LINES. Dominican. Dbl. S.N /.
NUSKMELONS Ga. standard crate. S2W
s2.-5: PONY. Sl.50fLs2 "a, crate. 81: Fla.
standard crate. S2NS2.25: Fat crate. 15fg
oOc Cal. Jumbo crate. SiNsLS0; standard
crate. S3.25N 1925; pony crate, f3li$3.15:
Fat crate. sl250sr60. WATBRNELONs.
per lOO s25WS5O. Fla. carload. 5000. $500 .
pINEAPPLES Porto Rico. Red Spanish. box.
gG..fsn 81. Cuba sra ~ 90
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The Mexican News Causes
Some Real Selling in
the Market.
BUT NO ONE GETS
VERY MUCH EXCITED
Talk of Government Bond Issue
Causes Drop in Bid Price
on Panama IS.

u was not so much the pressure OF
selling that affected stock prices on
the exchange so adversely yesterday as
the absence OF anything like a sup
porting demand. In other words, the
buying was insufficient to take up the
slack caused by a moderate amount OF
liquidation plus a fair volume Of bear
offerings, and the net result was
general lowering Of prices all around.
Nobody seemed particularly anxious TO
buy stock in the face of probable war
with Mexico excepting a few courage
Gus professionals and a handful Of the
ever present bargain hunters. Brokers
reported steady liquidation most Of the
day, but no demoraGzing rush 70 un-
load. The selling proceeded In calm
and orderly manner, and prices instead
Of breaking, as on some other occa-
tions Of national crisis, just melted
away. The calmncss Of the market
was favorably commented on, although
some persons were unkind enough to
say that il was "a case Of financial pre-
paredness. the Street having had three
years 20 get ready for the inevitable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-20
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Receipts. 4s.26l bbs potatoes. 400 pkgs
onions. POTATOES. Bermuda. No l. boz.
SIS. 40 .. sf5OWS5. No 2. s3Ns3.50. East
ern Shore. No J. Dbl. $85Ons4; No 2. ga
S2-j. Va. No J. bbl. S3.5OUS3.15s No 2.
S1Hs2.50; y c. No /. s3.Z5M 1915; No 2.
sl-50S25Oi $ c. No !. $3.50 $3.50. No ?.
sf.--u $3.50; No 3. Sl.50Nsf.-5; old. 100 lb.
SlNSl50: l6s-lb'bag. S3.-5NffZ5. SWEET
POTATOES. jersey. basket. i5c1l Sl.30. AS
PARAGUS. nearby. green. fancy. dozen
punches, sZl5Ws3; extra. SZ.25Gs1.50:
prime. si.50ns2; cuils. siWsl25. white
fancy. Sl-50s2; extra. si.25dsl.50. prime,
7lcdsl. cuils. 5Od60c; BEANS. Md. wax
basket. siNsl.75; green. 75c0 si.25; Bait
wax, basket, Sl.l5; green, sl.45, Va. wax
basket 25cTsl. round. green. 3Ol soc. Va.
flat. green. basket. SiMSl25: y c. wax.
large basket. 25u soc small. basket. % q soc /:
- C.. green. round. LARGE basket. 25fl 60c /.
flat, large basket, 75cU sl.Zj; green. small
basket. 250 50c. Fla. S c and CO. basket.
25ffs0c .ETS. Va. 100 bunches. s2IS2.50 /,
Dbl. sl5ONSl15s y &. 100 punches. slNs2 .
La. Dol. S2dSLb0; CARROTS. Va and y c.
100 punches. s2as4; la. bbl. s2gS; 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-20
OATS

The oats market was a trife easier early
in the day under scattered selling prompted
by favorable weather, but subsequently
prices advanced with the other markets and
closed aS01sc net higher. The visible de-
creased .O6i 600 bushels. compared with a
decrease of 1926 900 ast year Export sale
Cor the day were estimated ~ go. 600 bush
els The local cash market was firm stand
ard quoted at 40 isc; No white. l6H a. &c
No 1 white. 44dfiac. fancy clipped white,
46u47isc; ordinary clipped white. Az G
46llc. all elevator.
RYE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-20
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipt Tor Two days. 10 800 head IS
cars on sale. Demand good and prices fun
steady. wiki a clearance Of the pens Com
mon % prime sheep sold az s5Ms7 per 100
10 a few at 1928; culls az s3.50Is4; or
binary 10 prime lambs az SlIatl2. a ear
Of Ky az Sl2.I0: cuiis az $40. Dressed nut
~ lsu2lc.
HOGS.
Receipts for two days. $50 head 2I1 ears
on sale. Market generally l5c lower Good
medium 70 heavy weights sold az si0dSl0.i0
per 100 10 roughs at Ss.50gss.65; a few
az ssh