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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-15

The topper stocks tool the lead IN
strength and activity and by their days
performance did much to redeem them
selves In the eve. OF speculative Wall
street. For many weeks they had been
wing dormant In spite OF growing earn
ires n increased dividends. until their
behavior had become the chief market
my stery. while IN the meantime they had
earned themselves many harsh names
During the latter part Of last week the
Up wac widely circulated hat X a.; wen;
well al Chicaso there would be gains IN
the coppers. and yesterday under the
leadership Of Inspiration the entire cop
per group moved upward. Anaconda,
Chino. Tennessee and Utah all registered
considerable sains, nnd shout the only
disappointment was furnished by Kenne
colt. That stock. although It's dividend
WAS raised only last week from II 81 per
sHnum basis 70 a Ss haSs. failed 70 re-
spond IN eynpathy with the rest Of the
list. It's turnover Of 20, 900 shares WAS
only q little less thar the total trading
n Steel for the day. but It auage "a
gain only ~ a point.
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Copper.

Tennessee Copper. which for the last
few weeks had been lying dormant
around the years low Of ~. exhibited
II sudden burst Of strength and bid fair
10 duplicate its performances OF 1915.
when rises OF ten points were common
features OF rs market. From a days
low OF <2S the stock advanced on a
turnover OF fewer than 10000 shares
to %7A and closed At ~. up four points
from the previous close. Tho strength
OF Tennessee was unaccompanied by any
rumors Of big war orders for %sulphuric
acid such as have attended other move
ments In the stock. and In fact the days
developments were significantly free OF
any news regarding tho company's oper-
ations.
Tennessee earned over ~ per cent. or
rs 5000, 900 stock In 1915, this being
before the company began 10 feel 20 any
great extent the benefits OF !s acid con-
| tracts or the high prices Of copper metal.
Directors 81 tho company have stated
repeatedly that a better showing would
he made this year. Moreover. II has
been frequently pointed out that the
c~orpanv's cash position IN a good one
and tina, Il is ono OF the few copper
companies which did not reduce their
dividend rate after the outbreak ~ the
war. For several months there has been a
disposition on the part OF certain mem
here ~ the board 20 increase tho dtvt'
! deud, or a. least declare an extra one
THIS element has been voted down Al
each dividend meeting nv more conserv-
alive directors, but Il was admitted re
! Gently that a majority OF the board now
favor doing n little better for The stock
holders
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THE T MARKET.
copper mud Lend Dull. with no
me.tic Demand Iight.

',prc- remains rur There, 80 I'm
movement 90 IN" domestic demand fo'
.'c'rc.t.ir and lake tJ' some FAR ororr'
..' finished shapes ~" s'N' h"ing piec'u.
- wuuuft"'u'iuS plants The "tppr'
uH-t,' T. s'U| urir'.-"s''ug Second
hands are more erNiouH 10 Sc. nearby o.
~ q 70 go. sHI f.'lr- sh'pu'rtq 49, u'
forced under &C. = r &c.. tuf urslr-"es'u.ly
Producers sr- vaf'ne IVro-'' r"port"'
,'storlHv were et' ;ons mainly 20 ITALY
aHJ LuEaauu The London market Ma
go t'40 10y spot. Standard Nr1ks e on
SPOT ana 90 los. on td'ur"s 20 f''> en-
Tlu Ma .lI Au' weak here. s'thouEh
N'rh"- abroad l"met'i, oons4ti'is et1
i-.. 1u'y a. go August e~-~''t.s a."
uJnfthle a. "a $50 september ~ ilg
va e.. October at 49,. 2 4lc. and Suveu
Der "a 40 10 40iac. There We're no 'lrthe'
arrivals y,sterda, fhe London market
advanced q i5s on all positions. with sp0'
fet dropped a. los. win 't.'7 "f iEt trr
l.aI ls rrm.r. With a 'e'- demand 8.
'vut r'| 'I.g s4'f'.t'' About BOO 'H'.
are fcpnr''. 70 have hs'r sos fU- IS
pn~' iu fha .Bsr fcv iais. and most ~ 'h'
cheap Dot. Inv" h"'a 'sicn .ur Hu''r'
tr" uHN ''f1'rr f'.- = pm To- sro' ~.
Tu. ~ Nav NHrlJ ans Hvc ro'nts low,
40 r,s' - Louis LONDON advanced .
20 f7' Jos. '0r spot NH tH' e 20 fItu-'-
Ems I-h cad ls hoI1 g. 80. ~
Spri"' IS quiet Hri easter - ~ ~
rry' uri June ia. 10 To- II''. ~ r
! l-.r for Aurur'. f-c ro- sop'e'u ro- ~.
! Ilr 'o- Z. iohe- q. E4s- - Ions
Io' lon ws. unchanged a. t's 10y spo' ar.
! 600 fnr futures
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CUSTOMS DECISIONS.

made On the foreign market value Of
human hair. raw, lmpori.a heie i,Us
g., a commencement decision ~ General
Appraiser Waite. The price az nHst ey
ne General Appraiser %resds,, % foin,s
ASA a. oym; entered At ISIS lirc per
Mo; no advance. Add oases'
oRIdISAL pRAwINGs. AND PAINT
1NGs-Tnoma. Mesdo"s = co. Won p =,
4. decision admitting free % duty certain
o-igiusl drawings ana palntnes Ihese
draw iur- ana paintings weIe tnNen - pc,
cent. ~ vp'nrcm under parsrraph So OF
ihr tarIr act Of 1919 ss works az art rho
rrotestqnts claimed tre" entry under Para.
craph ta2 or 600. Tn" board mas tha'
mo entry should Nave been al'o"ci
TRIMNrNGs And oRNAMEATs-Th.
futy on trimming. ana ornaments imrorj"1
by John Morrison, Aoer, Ecksto,n,
Millinery COMPANY is Lowered by tho board
m nm opinion Duty vas assessed NJ y"
ner cent. "a yslsrem qnG de-, ,sI' P,S'''! fRs
unorter. claimed that tbs articles. were
~,ornposed In chief value o. oesds or
,,fa'"i at the rate Of so r.I cent as valorem
der paragraph B3s, This claim is aus
tanned.
s1Lx WOVEN rARRIcs-o.n..., Ap,
r-.ieer Howell b handed down yesterday two
fesppraisem-nt deoislons on NE Foreign
marked values Of silk woven fabrics Inn
ported from Yokohama. ~ TO soods I'm,
rnrted from Chalhouh Freres tho General
Appraiser writes; 'S6Nbo kase Red "a
"a, entered At $50 yen per 100 NINE. no
advance StSto reh'5en REQ "a sss In,
voiced at 90. entered and reapprai.ed at
so Yen per 100 mme Ditto ssl 'uvolced az
sac. entered at S5, advanced 10 ~. yen
Ter 100 mms. Ada cases and packing :"
In holding that s!lks imported from NJ
ynsuri shotcn were not undervalnea ynose
NowcU "r''esi t'h's.h Hauu,a,, 49,
yards. 10 M,' enfeftu ~ F,Feh Pe' p'eue
No advance Aan p'chlhs
MUSTARD pRoSS-The board handed
down u decision involving the correct cls,
siAcation under the tsriN act OF 1918 ~
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Tuspiration.

Rurnors that the dividend on Insplra-
ton Copper would soon he Increased 20
So per annum. coupled with heavy buy
Ing by prominent houses. were respon-
sible for the carrying OF It's price to the
new high record figure Of sos. This
compares with a previous high OF 4ai,
on March Is. Inspiration closed last
night at bols, up q. points from the
previous close. \ big pool IL under
stood to have been formed IN the stock
and the tip has been widely circulated
that II Will go TO 60. In view OF In
spiratIon's past performances and Its
repeated starts for that figure. At times
when II has been tipped N break into
tho class OF the higher priced
the present movement IL being watched
with considerable interest. II was
considered significant yesterday that
houses which had been associated with
the buying Of Inspiration told custom
ers when u reached 30 hat II had had
a pretty big rise.
The Inspiration Copper Company 10
reported to be turning out copper at
the rate OF I25, 900, 900 pounds annually.
On the basis Of 27 cent copper this
would mea earnings OF about &2S. 900
900 per annum Figured from another
angle the company IS reported to ne
earning as high v 328 a share on the
present number OF shares outstanding.
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rotechntcs.

tn announcements Of the abandon
'neut of the motor merger plans caused
= had break iu the shares Of those COM
pa''c> which were slated a. leaders IN
the proposed combine. Willvs-DNerland
h'oh" - points from Tuesdays close,
selling a. low ss "a II called later to
-N>it. where il closed. m lisa, point
FROM thc previous da,'s nual prices At
.ts low 81 Yesterday WHY s-Ovcrlaud
was A. points below It's high Of 225.
reached ,n June =. role;, the other
motor stock affected to the greatest en-
tent. seemed to have anticipated the
new on Tuesday. ~ IL dropped from
Esq 20 -" or that da! II sold , points
lower, howeNcr. Yesterday at $50 and
closed ~ "aS. up ~ points from the
days low. - the low figure for yes
,crday Chevrolet wag IS points below
is recent high 90 rs
ON the other hand the stocks Of those
motor companies which were not slated
tc he included IN the combine were
strong and active. Studehaker sold as
high as l4"l. and closed at l4liy. vi
"a uf a point. All classes OF Maxwell
Motors stocks were strong. TIE rom
mon advanced 70 SIS and closed with n
gain OF 27s points over the previous
days iinal price ~ So The frs. pre-.
fo-red advanced ~ points to sgS. and
closed -. points above Tuesdays last
price at S9iy The second preferred
gained v Of a poir, over tho previous
close.
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THE COFFEE MARKET.

The irrpro,Nl 'roNn.ral position - I'VE ma-
bet Wa probably the factor an an ouenns
advance of from : 30 @ ipIri- too Tho goN'r
market her" N's'crtty md bccenfhc- ron
trlr's so.G az go. soon after tine call o. 1
points not y rhcr There vas very l'tlN de-
mand, how'Nor. and prices cas"d m later ~
the day OWNS 10 rrrort- 81 lower O. = and
freight offers from Rio and the aupearaurr
~ T. inw selling ordors around tho RINK part
Of which seemed to come from trade source
Dec,mhrr ma60 now low ground for the
movement. and The general hs' closed ~ e
net deDline OF /. 70 @ points Sales for he day
wcr" only $50 bags
RIO e. were reported 10 he Offering In IN.
cost and freight market at $40 TO .5'. Ion
don credits, and NJ soc American crrdi'e
while Santos 4s were offered A. 70 nc for
.luly-August and AZ iosSc for July tn Spp,em
her shipment, London credits. No sales were
reported and the local spot market remained
duh, with prices more or less nominal a. eiar
for Rio 7s
The official cables reported q dscl'D. Of =
reis at Rio anf there wa . decline Of .Sef
in the rate of RIO exchange on London. while
the Santos market was unchanged RIO
cleared 400 bags for New York ard Their
was q clearance ~ go haxs from Santos for
Nrv orlean. Receipts a. the two brazilian
ports wer. 1900 bags, srains, 2. mn last y-a-
The summsry
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c"ei.uEs wee brought ~ recover n. car
tn''I Nesse. ana .arrN 'or 'he British
owners the United states Marshal ordered
sold al Of the r'rishHhle goods including
this oil and Shea nu'ter. The CO.. .cto- a.
norfolk r''u'ed - rNisas. the merchandise
uutil duty WAS paid. and this wa. done
under protest. The oil was appraised a.
expressed OIL and duty wa. sfsessed at -
per cent. al yalorsm under paragraph A.
o.; the tariff act Of lHl%. ~h'e the butte
was appraised as vegetable butter AZ
duty collected A. the rate - 81, cents "a
pound under paragraph .32 Of the present
law. IN tho protest free entry va- claimed
for both tn" OF and butter either unu-r
parnGrGph 4Ns or paragraph mol Ihis
ciaim 10 sustained. Both N. OIL and IN,
butter are used In the manufacture % soar
and candles. Pending ia. settlement %:
the iiN", proceedings . IL now Il CUES
ton who IS en'i,Ui 20 ,hn rsflr1s. ths
German Government or tn" british owner,
IN tie meantime III" money viii - e.
trusted to the care ~ tho United StHfos
Marshal fcr the District of MARYLAND, W.
uuci,uued IN the p"rishHr'e goods lb.
protest stood a. the mans. ~ John G.
| saunders O Norfolk.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

LIVE POULTRY definite settling r-l, ,-
were fixed alth'urh there wore twenty -four
While Iolers showed q heavy ,ncres-c witt
good demand, selling Gopt - for southerr
with northern slolk e. better There wei,
express stock which went ont NJ c"7g'L.
spring duck. brought 90 .lTires Will Nkey
he fixed for ali lines to-day
CHEESE-Tone OF the msrk., VIVA better
and advanced &c The advance WAS felt on
all best table Grades, while the s&ms r.
malned UNCHANGED bn,,, nrm S'ock is soinr
little buying by exporters The nrmer tone
was iIt on all grades, market closing firm
Prices Flat fresh, colored and White, spe,
twins. fresh src-'s,. liz. Young Amer
ica.. fresh. is.Q l7c.; state skins, spccisl-
current make. i".g'2&c lower srades,
E'iGs Their. WA no chang" IN quota
tious,. with active trading a, the prices Of tie
DAY oe,ors tons,deTrrabS,s volume %nanso
grsde stock Much of tho best shows a
greater perrrntsge Of new lad than la,
tiouA Much Of the stock lacked good duali,
ma such Is hari 20 sell Good d'rti"s were
IN demand aud the market generally healthy
But ,httle speculation in held stocb the hold
ors being firm because Of good condition u'
the local markets. Prices Fresh gathered
dirtlos, No |, 9'9ag', No, l. iN09oc chcck-
lSGl'lac.: nearby henn'rv whites, .6J2rc
CIV ' L@ ' , hA't, NldNf
a1H zoe.
BUTTER Trading WAS sct'vr yesterday
90 much 80 that extras advanced .c an
business WA generally good The genera
trading basis was Str, and buyers say tho
can get al they want nj that although IN,
quotation was i.c, better Where the scOr
Ing IA above an extra the prlCe iS i.r AZ,
IN some inst ~" higher Much NJ thl
butter arriving IA under contract based o.
the days quotation OF arrival Much OF ~.
butter showed u weedy flavor and some ~ /
Is notified tndergrHdes we're IN ordinsr,
receipt withOu, change priSs. Creamery
extras. % score, a"17oh.c higher Scortns
SoisdSic hrsis. 2s'Pm .a.pc seconds. 2lm'sc
thirds. 2,ia d?f,ac unsaltrd, extra, gnQ }0irc
state dairy. finest. cpp.'2c: good to prime
27dcSc renovated. extras. ",n27irc hrsts
cit.a .Gtac.: ladies frE', cn2ikgc packin
stock, current make, tne, BE No ? e:iec
DRESSED POULTRY Receivers complain
ed Of delayed stock and tew deliveries o
fresh ice packed fowls we're made, hut W.
probably reach receivers early this morning
Market waA In sood shape, with y frme
tendency and IN advance On fresh drcese
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T>ITrD SHOE MACHINERY CORPORA

The directors 81 this Corporation have
declared a uuartcrl, dividend 81 lhaec
o3;tgc. per share on the Preferred capital
>tm h, aud "a dividend Of 2. 900. per
sharcl Wit, M extra dividend Of &C.
81. 50 per shnrrl IN cash an the Courmon
capital stsL. nil payable July 5th, 1915, I"
>iockholdcr~ Of record NJ the close of bust
mes. June End. 1913. Tho Dirstor~ voted.
also. To distribute among the holders Of the
Common STOCK ~ record at the close Of
business june r'nd. 1919. n part Of the
surplu- assets % the Corporation consisting
Of shares Of a." Preferred stock Of the
Thomas T. rl,ut Company on the basis Of
tittcs'n one hnusRndth- th-1Oo0( Of u
share NJ sp,i Preferred stock NJ said
Thomas q. rlsnt Company for each ehRrc
~ tho Common stock ~ the United shoe
MACHINERY corporation. such distribution
to he made on July 18th, 1919. or NJ soon
thereafter ~. circumstances win permit.
!. 4. tbbIIUbI Treasurer.
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live stock Market.

WEDNESDAY. Juno u
Grce'pts NJ hreVes 1880 head, Including
% cara for the market. Steers slow hut
steHdNt bulls and COWS generally steady,
hut medium and common bulls slow some
sales Of cows arm To TO-. higher The
yHrda cleared Common - prime steers
sold at ssT5@ 80 90 por 100 lhs oxen Al
-, bulls at 90 So. COWS Bt 81 IS 10
COW nj ss2a Dressed nocf st,nly At 14G
lGiar for city dressed native sides.
Eoc-Ipts Of calves 9.i9i head, nrlusin
9OS2 for the market. Demand active and
prlccs averaged .hc. higher than la,t Mon
dsv. The pens clearej promptly Com
mon to choice veals told ~ 50 aoI sl3 per
100 his; culls at ssQs9, skim milk calves
NJ 81 80 81 10 Dressed calves arm 81
Ian 19igc. for city dressed veals, with -
few selected NJ 2oc country dressed a
l2g nc,
Receipts o. sheen and lamb. 41i1 hesa,
including with previous arrivals 10 osr'
on sale. Sheep a tribe Ntm; lamb. oI
moderate receipts ruled steady 10 nrln
There was - good clearance Of the pens
Common 20 choice sheep sold at So Y PEI
100 his: Guile at 81 prime 20 choice South.
ern lambs at tl2h s1@1a; n few STATE
lambs At sll5o Dressed mutton nrn a
ioT a., dressed lambs steady at lsW?lc
Receipts of hogs 4.s67. head, includins
. carload 70, " ms,sct Price: higher
roushs At $3.50; stnss a. a.
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NATIONAL CAR WHEEL COMPANY
Sin Per ten,uW First Nortsngc twenty
Nsa.r t,nId IiuuJ.

Bs mixers Truaf GomptIN. Us TRUSTED.
under the Tir-f NprfEt.' OF 'sfI.n.. Ger
wheel Company. dated .ep''hNlr 700
hereby invites written Irpr1.Hl- iHr -
sale to a. % such number uf fh. aforesaid
bonds as viii exhaust. AS rs1f.E ~ 'ut- -
tho sum OF ;l,5.o0O, now h"1 hN n iu 'N"
sinking fund under said Mortgur". srNh
sIm having been paid 20 = -" Hr'I. patton
~ al sinking fund i~nstalUtr'r h .rt.i'r
10 become due under the feru' Of s..i
Mortsags Proposals fnI tho -a r' furh
bonds must t' delivered TO- 'n' IrN.t'. ct
i;s once. T. WAL street \'w NHr' ley,
~ l. o'clock moon, on jun .."1, .t.'. rn1
e.ct PROPOSE should state fH" ,H-r 'H"'
bonds included therein vi. I I-.rr'"i
Tor purchase should such y%rtu"'Ii N' "'s
certcn
H. tho even, ~ two of mnra rrrpne''l
being ~ equa| amount ttd o. lowest HN
the others received. such prou..H So. POD"
accepted IN prn rata proportion. p-H. '"t
that no purchase Will o." trt.. g. u ID" .
exceeding ifUrr ~ The r1' ,H'.r az 'r'
bonds. nu5 mat The rrut'"" t'."r,.' ne
! right to reject suv and U r'H"n'a e lu
whole or 81 part "a q can, o. 't' 'n. ~
opening rti ur"poen's. rl' nH.N 'N'
requisite amount 90 .aii '.r' ON -
ptrt thereof ~ a lower ~ " hen the low
e.' phi, .retod Nv sad p'n.".It.
tuit,H states Tfsr.lrN o.. .Hu r"rV. 80
tina Fedora Income TN nWi'f. l.r r"-'''
Gates for amount ~ ur. rUoI Interest uua'
accompany .urh bonds whom irts'r'r' f"'
BNNKERS TRUST COMPANY. T-ns'..
BY n = WILSON. j.. AsristHp' s" f'fa"y
June lst. 1916.
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COTTON Is MARKED
BY QUIET STRENGTH
Early Weakness Overcome in
Afternoon. Weather Re-
port Ecinw Factor.
LARGE EXPORTS BOOK ED

~ tho rrr,Iur of m" rottou market
yesterday I.,criuni price. we're consid-
crably poorer thar expected hut Nc lead
frum this quarter w.ts mot fully followed
ont iy th' course Of prices here After
recording - Z to /. roiui d".iuc tho mar
10, rallied easily. especially toward mid
day. when 'utH short covering was
noticeable iu anticipation of the weekly
weather rcf'or'.
The sum- atS az this report stated
that dur tx tt' week the weather Vds
Icss fsvorahi. fur cotton than had ne
vailed during The first week of June. hut
M the whole II Indicated nu essential
change I'm growing conditions. " ~ gem
orally admitted. even ny The bulls. that
the progress %: the crop to- date IL quite
Favorable and thaf 'hc average condition.
over tho belt can hardly to made ~"
basis of ANY hullt-h Demonstration .U't
now
rho slrsrrth or thc market during Ne
az, moor could be accounted for nArtiA
Nv the publication of the dnNs tNr"r's
which r%inuunted 60 over "'.o"" h6Hf
THIS stimulated some lttl' inquiry. nut
n, 20 ,un, duriuu the session id the
market show any tendency I" h'"td' T.
\ private report i~utd Icy a i"'aI
Investigating bureau mad" the CONDITION
Of the cron 1N.5. ~ against IN" same
bureaus neure Of IS covering tho den
teal period = Near ago i pr'\ed 90
have little effect from u market stand
point.
Yesterdays session d'd not show any
continuation Of the liquidation noted III
the last few DAYS. but At the same time
pr,ce move ments e-erucd tn TESTIFY to n
lacy of any broad interest. TIT i'nrne-
diate trend Of prices should Toe more
dependent upon weather and the Si"'
.,,,,ation than TO any other factor. Tho
recent reduction IN the liNetpoo. S'r'h'
dle interest &. not adding anything lt
the strength OF the technical r''sition OF
the market. The effect Of h Ht'l'
buying was influenced by the "eehll
weather report seemed Co lose tS Tore
quickly. However. the Arm tone h"'e'
In the latter par; 81 tho session wa'
maintained right TO the close, "hei
prices ended at practically the hes
levels Of the day.
The market closed steady The sum
1885,
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SECURITIES SOLD AT AUCTION.

~. share, G Tel'eyan 4 Co Inc. ~,
20 shares MlnnesOts Railway Construction
tuw pHuy, SO lot.
200 shares california Medicinal Springs
company, s33 lot
.I,5t6 certificates Of henencia' '~nt-resf
IN the assets 81 the Berkeley school'
81. lot
100 share. Western Power Company. com
mon. to01s per share.
5000 Auker, Mcrrsll and Condit COM
many . per tent dtbenture bonds. due
1893. interest January and July 10,
81.
nm shares Rsthgate Realty and Con-
struction Company, O. lot.
~ shares Aeolian Weber Piano and
PiAnola Company, common AN
ID sharek Hanover National Bank. 6tSk
10 shares stewart Construction Company
1000 lot.
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neaned Quiet, Raw Firm N
Futures Higher nj CIose

TIE mark., FOR refined sugar waa Quiet
With a fru, undertone and quotations m
changed at goo. 10 T@c, less 2 per cent 10,
sash. basis fine grsnulsted The Withdrawal
Demand ues fair and q slight Improvement
vas noted IN IL. country demand
Raw sugar was Arm n soc for c%-ntrtfu'
gals. with the Federal sugar Refining tom'
NAVY having hough, about P.ooO bags Cubas
n por and afoai. al sac. cost and freight
and with buyers AZ that price Tor any pos
vtnce There were sales late in the day ol
5000 bags a, siyc, cos, and freight for July
ahipment Cubas. II was said rehners were
poorly supplied with rays for me!tlngs foi
June and July, and there we're expect afion'
AZ considerable business being done later IT
the week.
The market for sugar futures was hrr
throughout the dav under short covering ano
support FROM q lead nv Cuban Interest inc
market closed Arm, . 10 : points net hlsher
With trading ~ the close very active. SAFE
for the day were n 100 tons The summary
pna, E,gh.Tou. Gins. Prey
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turkeys Dry packed fowls ver~ IN good
eupply. and when the stock was fue II he'd
FIRM for &c for large sizes Old roos,rrs
were n shad, irney, with N inactive De,
ns'd Fresh killed turkeys were weak.
uuiIe Lone Island .prlug ducks sold well.
Frozen poUltTH was Tn Aght supply. with a
26U.,r; chickens. rhIlndclrlia md Lon.
Island fancy. and = Pos 10 ratr. SSTl. i.
Western DRY picked, %J''v: fowls /" 10 box.
dry packed, Western, 90 lbs. and over to
dozen. 80 = 10 A. !ns., &c under. 70 lhs ,
e. ana Western dry pirkNi, . his and
ever. ,'" a., lh-, lHlgr'" . lhs and un
der, ls'qo old BOOSTERS, lllvr squads nrlme
White. 20 lhs =, dozen. g. Q lbs ~; :
lhs ~ ,f-ozon. ur9.cr. r TO- box -
chlcScns, r. To hoA, mink Ted, 9 to 81 lbs
| pp.c.; As TO & lbs 2Ec corn fcd, 81 90 re-
| he, :ac e. 70 A. lhs ?Sia pac
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JOPLIN ORE & SPElTER
CORE GRAFTON

ri. Yum. dividend from May earning.
has been declared a. 'Nc rate ~ lh Pc
cent. or 80 uer shHr" on the 400 co1
tirre4 - 30 car''p. s'u.I - this com
r.rv. ra,tilr : mo 80 - s'o-khor1,rs n;
record ~ tho ..a.e Of business June -,
1915. Truustcr tooss wl'l not be closed.
D. AIIlNppbT. Treasurer.
Jun. -. 1910.
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oren. Hisn.Lo~. Clio. PREY
%CoTToNSEED on.

Ccf'ons-eh ol trading was quiet earl,
but became active later, vith the market
weak, closing az about the low. Nesr
positions were relatively arm, with reports
az private trades In Juno al 1890, lidui.
dalton OF later deliveries In q luiet mar
ket carried prices on easily. Speculation
10 hesi'a'inr owing 10 the weakness IN
competing o'ls. ana fresh demnni 'or
spr, ula'lvs account - email, RcNuiug H.
'rrre's BOA the spC' OIL, y T. said ana
are not willing 70 sci however, except a.
ful' prices This maintains a nrm spot
position, while IN the absence Of support
selling pressure easily Influences later
months The
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z. ". BLISS COMPANY

Borough % Broo4lvn, Sew work.
june II. 1919
Tho Road ~ Directors Of this Company
has ~ day declared a dividend of ~ per
cent. md NJ eyfta dividend ~ ~, per cent.
ON the common STOCK Of tho Company. to
no pa'l from the accumulated not earnings
OF the COMPANY. on July LIST ueNt. to hold
ers ~ the Common sock Of record on the
books OF 'hs company o. the close Of
business June "a. Transfer books will he
.i0sed June -.i to aoth. both date, In.
elusive
HOWARD =. SEAMAN.
So"rs'1'" nrI Trearurer.