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New-York tribune., 1916-07-12
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-George B. lauek, as COMMITTEES
Of the Property Of John W. Quincy. an In
competent Person. Plaintiff, against Eliza
beth II Briggs. et al. defendants
In pursuance OF a judgment OF fore
closure and sale, duly made and entered In
the above entitled action and bearing data
the sOth day OF June, 1915. I. the under
signed. the referee In said Judgment named.
viii sell az public auction. az the Ex-
change salesroom 10 lt,le Vesey street.
York on the 2nd day OF August, 1915. at
- o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph p.
Day, Auctioneer. the premises directed byl
said judgment 70 be sold. and therein de-
scrbed as follows &
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel of
land. situate, lying and being In the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. cry. County and state
of New York. bounded and described as
follows:
BEGINNING AZ poin, on the Northeriy
side OF 53rd street, distant 3i5 feet East
section OF the Northerly side Of 53rd Street
with the Easterly side u 9Th Avenue; run
ming thence Northerly al right angles witf
53rd Street, and parallel with 9th Avenue
81 feet I inches; thence Southeasterly an,
on a line which makes on It's Southerl
side an angle OF 50 degrees % minutes
seconds with said last mentioned cours
80 feet "a. inches. thence southerly and Q
"A line which makes on its westerly side
angle OF 81 degrees 80 minutes i6 second.
with said last mentioned course, ~ feet
Street: thence Westerly along said North
erly side ot W 53rd Street. 81 feet IL
inches more or less, 10 the point or place
OF beginning
Said premises being known by the street
numbers 33l-3 West 53rd Street Borough
OF Manhattan.
Dated New York July ist. 1915.
JOSEPH n. TPI ESDALE. Referee.
WILFRID y. O'NEIL. Attorney for
Plaintiff. Once & 7 O Address. 1875
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York city.
The following is A diagram OF the prop
erty 10 DE sold: its street Number is ASIA
West 53rd Street.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-12
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
TROUBLES
Bankruptcy Petitions

STONE BROS DRESS AND WAIST co.-reu.
ton in bankruptcy fled against stone BIOS -, H.,
and Waist Co. manufacturers OF d.es'e' i Abrams.
sio0. A r Cunmns sl00 ard T.. Wadman. ss.o:
Liabilities are s23 900 and assets $1,000 An ones
20 cents on the dollar The company was incor-
noraed on september 49, 1909. with capital stock
10000. Judge Hard appointed MISS nelHA nun
0-rf CHARLES HASBRoUCK. chauffeur, .2s wss, West
5sth St. h.. hed Pe'iii;.oFp i;sFs. si.A 8, sss ,ads-
msnt obtained by Anna ID. Bomber: as admlnis,
tratriI Andrew ]. Bomber. IN 1916. 'or pef''hA
niSiIs:Rsrs iPiYRrs wAIIAcH $50 Fast sth st. has hled
A p.ttion with liabilities SIS, and no ASSETS, VI VI
ias liabilities 9i' N.-- y k. EaSEtn' "A 0'ts intast. Sy
n CELLS q sON-Bsrlet and Abraham Gems,
composing the arm l Of - SS S,s'' pe,iion With sb.
ities s. 030 and assets. of nc nanintles g.
is deficiency judgment from foreclosure sac "a
'fI ERNEsT LEGEREr chauffeur li2 West sch s.; +;
has Gled petition WIN nauit,les al 70 Anr,l
i9is when he was IN the liquor business .,-
LoUIs sIEGEL. 2li Forsyth g., wao t ,oTIasiy nasiI'
had a lunch room. has hed pet'ioh' WI" "
i,ies ST. SIS and no assets.
Receiver, Appointed.
rENNEy CANDY CORPORATION, W0ii,I covsra spnfs
and George W Morgan receivers FOR the IeihW
Candy Corporation. manuiactuFsr 2, c11s' nros Inc
49, Mas 81 io- $40 5ss Assets are ss2 900 In cash.
mechinery Want and fixtures, The company mad:
An ASSIGNMENT on May 10 10 Nessr CoTernae l
Morgan. and a petition in bankruptcy WAS n.@d
ID MN XFW ERA SovELTY co.--Judss Hand h" sp-
nonted Wm Harris. o, Newark sncillary receiver
Tor the properly IN this city OF the New FRA N0s,
ok High St Newark. and saesroom a. ..V oln
sT New York Most of the assets arc u .,,., NeMars
and the company was sd!udie4'ed 4 o@A'u0'
'"1I HARRY BREM,fER- L: Ly,tls h. been
appointed receiver by Judge Hand for HAITI bren;-
mer dealer IL tobacco and c.s@r,. "a L'0e'N D.
IisbNitics are 5000 aud assets sooV
cfAs l. KANTROWITZ. Judge Hand has sp-
nointed Miss Ber1na Rembsush receiver fot oaS; os;
l. Kanrowt1. trading as the hsht'etnw eS noo A.e,s
Paper Co. 1873 West 22d ST. bona s-'VVO A'''''
are SAMUEL MILLER Judge Hand has appointed
Iohn L. Little receiver for Samlsl Mhief' s''Se''
l7eth ST. and Southern BouieSar1'
Bankruptcy Schedules.
JoUS NJ sTAHL grocer. i65 Columbus N
ha. fled schedules showing Liabilities siios anu
As;g,, MAX LlIiFsHIrz dealer IN dysOOds. ~ TIN.
,,y ay has filed schedules showing iiaDiltlss
q e7I and assets si.Oi2 consisting OF stoes.
s.. 500. fixtures. $500; accounts WI ana 0'SH
In bank 81.
Assignments Made.
RITE RIBBoN DAIRY co. grocer. a5th St,
co1acr Of Broadway. has made al assignment 10
EDWARD BAGNER. dealer in leaf tobacco
1890 Lexington av. has made an Assignment 10
''Sfp MEYERS Frs & NArHAN-Hcrber; Meyers and
Abe Nathan sellers ~ merchandise on me m
stalment pan a o. EasI .o, blD~u"'y' NA'' '"'D' "
SOLOMON SkOLNIk has made an assignment
as a member oi the firm OF Leadins b~aiee Ap
parel Co. dealers In gowns and dresses oo- ON
av. to Herman Mirenburs
New-York tribune., 1916-07-12
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat FeveriSh on Rust
RepOrts-Corn Some
what Easier.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. July IL. 1915.
WHEAT

The wheat market was feverish and prices
moved frequently within a range Of about
lac. Early in the day new high records for
the novement were established. but closing
prices were only slightly above the lowest
and showed net losses Of isM7sc from the
final OF Monday. Rust reports from the
Northwest were again the dominating
features In the market, and as these were OF
very conflicting nature opinions differed
widely on the probable future action OF
prices. Leading crop experts again ex-
pressed the opinion that II Is too early in the
season for rust 90 damage the crop. and
Furthermore. they were not inclined 10 take
n serious view Of the situation. The trade
at large WIS nervous. however. and II was
evident that at the close Of Inst week the
market was in badly oversold condition
and shorts continued to cover during the
early trading yesterday. Weather conditions
continued favorable for harvesting the winter
wheat. II is becoming more apparent that
farmers are disposed to hold their new wheat
in expectation of higher prices. The export
demand was moderate, but sales were re-
ported OF about 100000 bushels Of now
American hard wheat and 200. 900 Manitobas
In the local cash market No durum wheat
WAS quoted at sl.lsi9 No hard. sl.2lA !;
No Northern Duluth. sl.29h: No
Northern Manitoba. sl.2slc. all o b. New
York.
Prices were firm early in sympathy with
wheat, but toward the close Of the day an
easier tone developed and final quotations
ranged from hc net lower TO isc higher.
Cash markets were steady. but country offer
ings were rather more liberal. and this gave
rise TO expectations OF larger receipts. Ex-
port sales for the day amounted TO 100000
bushels. In the local cash market No 2
yellow corn was quoted at 90ssc. I. New
York.
OATS.
The oats market showed a firm undertone.
owing 10 rumors OF export sales OF about 4
million bushels and on frmness in the cash
position generally. Receipts at primary
points were moderate. The local cash market
was steady standard quoted at 46%c; No
white, 45h. d453.e; No white. 44A q - NC /;
fancy clipped white. 46A G47%c; ordinary
clipped white. 4494 fll6s.c, all elevator.
RYE.
Market steady; No Western, sl.os. T..
New York.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-12

$4,000 a share for the stock of the
Union Sulphur Company. at that time
the highest priced security in the
United States, if not in the world.
Since then, by two successive advances
of $1,000 each, the bid price has been
raised 10 sll 900, but no stock has been
offered for sale The company, the
largest individual factor in the produc-
tion of silver in the world, has been
paying dividends of 100 per cent
monthly, or 1900 per cent annually.
The authorized capitalization is S400,-
900. of which 100000 is outstanding.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-12

mills were disposed 10 hold prices Arm on
account Of the recent advance In wheat
while buyers were apparently not disposed
10 take the rust reports seriously, and con-
sequcntly refused 20 pay the prices asked.
RYE FLOUR quiet; fair 10 good. s5.lOH
$3.50; choice % fancy. ,j.3JMs5.50. CORN
MEAL quiet kiln dried. n.l5MSi.2o. BAG
MEAL quiet fine white and yellow. sl.s0 !;
coarse. sl.Gl. FEED-City steady bran. bulk.
s22.40; lO0-lb sacks. $3.50; heavy mid.
dings. s2a.60: -four middlings do. s32 red
dog hour i40-lb sacks. 1880; Western
steady bran, l0O-lb sacks, s2l.50H s22 !;
standard middings do. $22.40Ms22.s5 -four
middlines do. s27.i0; red dog -four. l+O-ib
sacks, g3l.
PROVISIONS.
The provision list was weak and lower
under heavy liquidation, prompted by evi..
denccs OF a falling of In the cash demand
and on prospects OF free movement Of live
hogs. Longs sold freely Mt times. and il was
thought that packers were not disposed TO
support values. Receipts Of hogs ut Chicago
were $1,000; estimated for Wednesday.
$1,000: Kansas City received $4,000 and
Omaha 1900. PORK Arm: mess. s26.b0Dp
ms27.6O. BEEF hrm: mess. sl7.6oM sls; /;
family. 500 s20.50; packet. sis.50N sl9 :
extra India mess. s30Ms3l. DRESSED
HOGS steady bacon. l35sc $50 lb. 1876:
1860 ID. lic: i4O ID. l4Ac; pigs. l4Ac. CUT
MEATS Picked bellies quiet: 10 ID. 15Ac:
~ III, l5%c: IA III, l5c; picked hams steady.
1914 Mi7ilc. TALLOW steady special. 9Ac;
city. DC; country, 9M9A.c. LARD easy !;
Middle West. l3.2Oni3.30c; city lard easier.
ia.25c: South America. li.50c; Brazil. kegs.
I5.5Oc: compound quiet. ll1sml2isc:
sTEARINE steady; oleo. lie: city lard
stearinc, liSc.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-12

The local market for spot cotton was quiet
and 10 points lower at l2.9Oc for middiing
upland: sales. 300 bales deliverd on con-
tract. 2,l00 bales.
southern spot markets were telegraphed as
follows: New Orleans quiet. unchanged at
lac; sales. .O5O bales. Charleston quiet. un-
changed at l2Ac; sales nil. Norfolk quiet
unchanged at i3c; sales, SIs bales. balti-
Augusta steady, unchanged at r. SC; sales.
3q5 bales. St Louis steady. unchanged at
I3isc; sales. 258 bales. Little Rock quiet,
unchanged at l3c; sales nil. Galveston
steady, unchanged at l3.15c sales 10 bales;
Govannab quiet, unchanged at l3c sales. 6jS
bales. wilmington steady, UNCHANGED at
12i1c; sales nil Memphis steady. UNCHANGED
at ia. re; sales, 700 bales. Houston steady.
? noints lower at 1860 sales. S37 bales.
Receipts at the ports and interior points,
.,,;.l oronarisons follow
New-York tribune., 1916-07-12

The coffee market developed n reactionary
tendency yesterday and prices lost most oi
Mondays gain. closing at 93lf points net
lower. The volume Of business was aEali l
small total sales aggregating 30. $50 bags.
bu, the selling was little more aggressive
than the buying. and local longs apparently
were disposed TO liaudate. while Mt the same
time there was absence OF outside demand.
from Rrazil showed continued frmness there.
Santos As being quoted at lo12dllc and Rio
Ia az 0 05c. London credits. Spot prices IN
both Rio and Santos were unchanged, ouI
Santos futures were firm at unchanged 10
as reis higher. and according 70 official o ad,
vice, santos receipts will be limited to $4,000
bags daily after August l. and the move
men, will be controlled In a similar manner
to last year. , ,d
The local spot market was auietsf i.u
,x;cas r.nained nominally unchanged, with
Rio Is quoted at shc and Santos As at lo1ac.
Range Of prices: v...
New-York tribune., 1916-07-12
METALS.

The local street market for copper was
quiet. with eectrolytic quoted at 2o1Z9c-
On the New York Metal Exchange tin was
steady, with spot in fve-ton lots quoted at
39c asked. Lead dull; New York spot, 6.5oc
asked. and East St. Louis. July. 6.30c asked.
Spelter dull spot. 925c asked. East st. LOUIS
delivery. The American Smelling Re
fining Company quotes lead at 6.5Oc for
New York delivery and 6.42i9c East 81
Louis. In London lead closed at s2s for
spot and at i26 los for futures. Spelter.
spot, ga, and futures. $40. Tin in London
closed at flss los for standard spot and at
il69 for futures, with sales of 1870 tons spot
and 20 tons futures. Copper IN Loncon
closed at $50 for standard spot, $50 for
futures and at sl2s for eeetrolytic spot, with
sales Of 25 tons spot and l25 tons futures.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-12
Flow of Gold Resumed.

Gold imports were resumed yester--
day, when J. p. Morgan & Co. deposited
$4,000 in the Assay Office. the gold
coming from Ottawa. II was the first
shipment to be received from there
since June "a The last shipment Of
gold received was from London on
June q. The total is now compiled as
sl56,94e,000 on the present movement,
which started on May II. Totals pub
lished two weeks ago gave the amount
as s1l6,000,000, but this did not in
clude shipments received at the mint in
PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-12
Brokers Fail to Feel Heat.

While pedestrians in the Wall Street
distrjc. were sweltering yesterday un-
der the torrid July sun traders on the
floor Of the exchange were able 10 go
about their labors in comfort: TINS was
due to the fact that the reirigerathg
plant was in complete working, order,
and no complaints we're heard from
the brokers Of the heat that was caus-
ing suffering throughout the CITY
There is one other place In the hhah-
c,al district that is always cool no
matter how high the thermometer may
register in the street. This is the Of,
fees of prominent international
banking house located on william
Street
New-York tribune., 1916-07-12
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Extra Nashville Dividend.

A semi-annual dividend OF ga per
oont On increase of \. per cent over
tbn last dividend, was declared yes
tnrdov ,n bv directors of the Nashville,
Sbsttanooga g. 81. Louis Railway AT a
r,aet;nr in Nashville. The last divi-
dend was declared in February. Louis
v;lIe & Nashville, which recently in
creased its dividend from 5 to Z per
cent owns a majority of the stock:
Roth roads reduced their dividend
rates shortly after the outbreak OF the
war.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-12
West 53rd street

West 53rd Street
Tho approximate amount Of the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above de-
scribed property Is 10 be sold Is Ten
Thousand Four Hundred and Fifty-slx and
s5/l00 (Sf0.s56.9J) Dollars, with interest
thereon from the 29th day of June. 1915.
together with the costs and allowance.
amounting 10 Three Hundred and Seventy
five 52flO0 Dollars. with interest from the
30th day OF June. 1915. together with the
expenses ot the sale. The Approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and
water rates. or other liens. which are to
be allowed 10 the purchaser out Of tho
purchase money, or paid BY tho Referee. 10
S530.5s and interest
Dated. New York. July LIST, 1918.
JOSEPH Il. TRU ESDALE. Referee.
SURROGATES' NOTICE.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-12
Loses His Watch in Union Square.

Union Square Park is becoming as
unsafe as Coney Island on the Fourth
of July, David Wexler, Of S06 East
101st Street reported to the police
yesterday afternoon. He asserts that
at high noon yesterday he was set upon
by two men in the park and was robbed
OF his gold watch, valued at $40.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-12
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

The thirty-eighth annual edition Of
"The Manual Of Statistics"-Stock Ex-
change handbook-has just been issued.
II contains a list Of railroad and in
dustrial securities quoted on the lead
ing stock markets and gives details OF
the national debts and funded obliga-
tions of the United States and the
principal foreign countries, etc.
Operating revenues OF the Rio
Grande Southern Railroad Company
for May amounted 10 s46,7l7, as
against s45.2l4 in the same month Of
last year. Net income after expenses
and taxes was sl0,70l, a decrease Of
s2,7s2.
Stockholders of the New York Title
and Mortgage Company yesterday au-
thorized an increase of capital from
$4,000, 900 to s3,000,000.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-12
COTTONSEED OIL.

The market for eottonseed oil was weak
and lower under selling which was believed
70 be for Southern account and under local
LIQUIDATION The weakness in lard also had
a synnpnthetic influence on values. and at
the close OF the day the market showed net
losses Of sails points. Total sales were
1880 barrels.
Range of prices:
Yester-
New-York tribune., 1916-07-12
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.


Potatoes in excessive supply. weak and
lower Onions dragging unless fancy. AS
paragus in light supply. Beans steady. bees
and carrots in good demand. Cueumbers
active and higher. Cabbages steady. Corn
selling well. Elephants and peppers with
out change. Lima beans weak. Lettuce
higher. Mushrooms scarce. Peas hrm Tor
fancy. Tomatoes in good demand when
showing fancy quality. but poor dragging.
Other vegetables quoted. POTATOES,
Bermuda No l. bbl s2.50M $3.50 No 2. sl.oO
dsl.75; Jersey, No l. bbl, s225ms25O; Del
and Nd. No /. S2.l2Ms2.37 Eastern Shore.
No l. bbl. s2N$2.31: Va, No !. bbl. S2g
No /. Sl.75GIs2 seconds. all sections. I5eg
81: culls, all sections. s0@75c; SWEET PO-
TATOEs. Jersey. basket. 75cgS Sl.5O; AS
PARAGUS. nearby green, fancy. dozen
Msl.75; culls, 75cMsl white, fancy. 81 ex-
ira, sl.50G Sl.75; prime. slGsl.25; culls, 90
"a T5c; BEANS, n c. wax. basket sl.5O; Jer-
sey and l. /, wax. bag. slusl.5O; green. soc
Qsl; Jersey. wax. basket. 5OcGsl 30 green.
5OcGsl.25; Del and Md. wax. 5OcG Sl.0O !;
5Od75c Jersey, Del and Nd: Fava. 75egsl !;
Regina, 75cdsl; Va. wax. basket, 25g5Oc
round. green, basket. 25T SOC; Va. Faya. 90
475c: Va. Regina. 5OcN 81 BEETS. nearby.
100 punches. s2Hs3 tops Off. bbl. sl.5Ous2 !:
basket. 75c@ 81; CARROTS, nearby. 100
D4uGnes. S-WSo bcbo NAAs SH'NNN. >
s2.5O: CUCUMBERS. l. |. bushel basket.
sl.5Oas2: Jersey. box. sl.25usL75: Md.
basket, s5cMsi; Va. Dbl. slGl.l5; basket,
25d75c: CABBAGES. nearby. 100. S2.5Og
s4; Jersey. crate. Sl.259sl.50; l. | and
Jersey. bbl. 75cQsl; Del and Md. crate. slg
$50; bbl. 75cGsl: Bait crate. slmN.25; !;
bbl. 75c; Eastern Shore. crate. 75eu l.zo !;
bbl 75c; Va. crate. 5OcM 81 Dbl. 5O1 l5c :
red. crate, sl9si25; bbl. 81; CELERY.
state and nearby. bunch. $4,000; Bermuda.
large crate. s.: two-thirds crate. s2.50D
s2..5: small crate. 75cfi sl.25; CORN. JeE-
sey. 100 ears. sl6tsl.75; y c. crate. 75cg
$50; bbl, slN 81 so: Fla. T5cGgSl: La, Dbl,
81. .5O6I 81; CAULIFLoWERS, nearby. Dbl. 81
Gsl.5O: EGGPLANTS. Va, 60-qt crate. S2sl
s2.25: 32-qt crate. slMsl.25; Fla, box. 5ocg
81; GARLIC. La. strings, ID. SAFE: LIMA
BEANS, N { and c. basket. Sl.5Oas2.25; !;
Fla. basket. slNs225; crate. si@s2; LET
TUCE. bbl slMsl.75 crate 75cG sl.25 bas-
ket eOcG 81: LEEKS. nearby. 100 punches,
81: MUSHROOMS. Alb basket. S2nS3 :;
ONIONS. Jersey, white. basket. $3.50 81 30 !;
yellow. basket. $3.50 Msl.50. red. basket.
sI.25 Nd and Va. basket. sl.i2fi sl.40; La
and Ky. lOO-lb bag. s2.25Q s2.75; La. 75-lb
bag. S2N S2.25: Texas. crate. slMsl.75; Ber-
muda. slmsl.65; Egyptian. bag. sSusi;
Denia. crate. sl.40; OKRA. carrier. slH
$3.50: basket, slNs2.25; PEAS. Western
New York. basket sl25gsi7sAb bag. Si.2Sg
New-York tribune., 1916-07-12
Yester-

out the list. but the volume Of business was
small. The close was net l TO 3 points
higher. with sales for the day $500 tons
Yester-
New-York tribune., 1916-07-12
sIIolidsy,

Cotton-Exchange special Liverpool ca
bIeeWSpot cotton freely offered; saies.
49, GUooricon 900 imports $4,000. all Ameri.
can middlina upland. sO5d; futures opened
ouiet. 4GS5 points lower; closed quiet "a at a
pet decline of S04 points. July-Aug. ..s1 izd; !;
Oct,Nov. 7.76d; Jan-Feb, 7.69d; Mar.Apr,
7.esd; May-June. 7.oSisd' Ma"cie''
Yarns dull cloths quiet.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-12
SI'RROGATES' NOTICES

Ct hho'-- AN' t'D ittsD.
IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF
OF the County Of New York. NOTICE 10
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against Alice warren Narescaux; late OF
sent the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber at hts place Of transacting
business, az the once OF Pierce & Greer.
York. on or before tho 2lst day OF De-
Dated. New York. the ieh day Of
DAVID II GREER.
Administrator c. "a
PIERCE & GREER.
Attorneys for Administrator c. T. o..
81 Wall Street, New York. ~ Y.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the County Of New York.
Notice Is hereby given % all persons
having claims against J. Frank Turner
late Of the County OF New York, deceassd
20 present the same with vouchers thereoi
10 the subscriber. at the once Of her at
torneys, Harmon. Patterson. Eagle. Green
business. no SIS Wall Street, in the City OF
New York. on or before the sth day of
dated. New York. the ,s,h day Of v.s-
ALICE coNYNGHAM TURNER.
HARMON. PATTERSON. EAGLE
CREENoUGH & DAY. Attorneys tor
Executrix. No. SIS Wall Street New
York
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
John L. Cohalan. a Surrogate Of 'hs
County OF New York. notice is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against
Jose2h NJ. Goldberg, late Of the County Of
New York. deceased. to present the same
with vouchers thereof TO tho subscriber
az their place Of transacting business at
The once Of Lester NJ Friedman. No. 231
Broadway. In the city OF New York, on %
before the 10Th day q September next
Dated. New York. the lth day Of March
1915
LOUIS B MuTNICN
LESTER NJ FRIEDMAN
Executors
s33 Broadway. New YORK city
CHARLES o. Nj AS. Attorney for the
ExeoutorA 81 Nasssu ST. Neu xogk cltH
New-York tribune., 1916-07-12
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, July IL. 1915.
BEEvES.
Receipts, l.34o head. nearly all iJr
slaughterers. No trade in 1--we eatue'
inc sasy. Dressed beef quiet; city dressed
native sides. l2hcgl6c.
CALVES.
Receipts. i72 head. all for slaughes ea
cept few head. Feeling steady frime
veals sold at sl3.25 per 100 ID. culls a. -,
Dressed calves firm city dressed veais. Io4
I9i5c, few zoe; country dressed
l2iaql7hc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Reeeipts. s.5ss head: l2 cars on SAFE.
cb.sn steady: best lambs steady: other:
weak at i5a25c lower. Common TO gooSa S
sheep sold at s5Gs7 per 100 ID; eulIs, s3g sg
$3.50; ordinary to choice lambs at siV;soB
slI75. Dressed mutton quiet at ilw iSc
best wethers. l5i5c; dressed lambs sold AZ
l6Mi9c.
Receipts, $500 head. all for slaughter. NO
trading reported. Feeling steady.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-12
BOND SALES ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
TUESDAY, JULY IL, 1916.

Exchange Tuesday amounted
holiday week and SS6lOo year
Erom Ianu,v TO date s5s267OOO sil3o0OO 1915
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The Highest Priced Security.

Several months ago Wall Streets at
tention vas called 70 = bid prlce OF
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SUGAR FUTURES.

SUGAR FUTURES.
After opening generally unSnansu s,od
nm little on scattered trade buying and
values showed gains of few points through
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CHICAGO STOCKS.

BONDS
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