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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-17
COTTON LOWER IN
A QUIET MARKET
Dcclinc in Condition Reported
nv Giles Fails to Stimu-
late Buying.
SPOT DEMAND Is GOOD

r,'rn showed 40 snap yesterday.
Phi es moved within p range OF to 8
oor;s and closed steady at a net loss Of
/ 70 > points The Giles report on its
.nce was bullish. as 4. showed n decline
a condition OF IL points since May %.
rNs authority. however, had made the
ron sci, against a Government
ord.;non OF rs. and there was a suspi-
cor that the decline. In the face Of GOOD
growing weather. merely represented an
ticr, to roadjust the figures and get
them more In line with the Washington
report.
Tn, weather now is all that could he
De-. red Clearing conditions have SGT IN
aver Texas and the rest OF the South
rest, where dry weather would he well
come. and bcneacial showers have visited
4 large part OF the eastern belt. The
Lessei-ioldman Cotton Company. In its
renof ON Arkansas, southeast Missouri
sni Oklahoma, avs AS We have had
practically no complaints. we are glad
TO he alle to report that the crop In our
section is IN excellent condition. Guilt
vatiou : all tina; can he douirci aud
farmers are well up III their work. Dry
vea,hcr would he beneficial"
$40, demand has been somewhat stiuu-
lated b. the drop in freight rates, Sew
Orleans. which has been paying 81 per
hundred to Liverpool. is nov quoting
room at i.1j. This difference of s6.c5
rtr bale has enabled exporters to meet
he demands of southern holders. cspc-
clally as Liverpool quotations have not
.noNn that much OF "A decline.
According to the New York Cotton EN-
change the into sight for the week is
1885, ha,es. against 1s.1?i bales last
year. The total for the season IL 1855
ooc bales. against 1909? a9 bales last
year, Spinners' takings OF American cot
ton for the week are placed at ISL 600
bales. against $4,000 bales las, ear
Nsrke; closed steady.
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New York Title Insurance Co.
-. ntoadw.y New York. Jun, .. 1915

49, b~ioadws?, New York. Juns !, 1915
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The respective BoarLs OF p!.eStors ..
the f YORK TITLE INSURANCE
COMPANY and tn. NEW YORK MORT.
GAGE ASD SECURITY COMPANY having
mste ana entered into an agreement. un-
der the respective corporate seals Of the
sa.a comp,.iss for ths merger q The ..id
inc he sa!t NEW YORK IL
TIE INSURANCE. COMPANY. under the
name and sty.s of NEW YORK. TITLE
ANr MORTGAGE COMPANY. prescribing
the terms and conditions thereof. ana the
mode q carrying ~. same INTO erec'.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that =
Sp-clai Meeting ~ the stockholders OF the
NEW YORK TITLE INSURANCE. COM
PANS Will be held a. The office ~ the
said COMPANY. No 1855 Broadway. Borough
~ Manhattan, New York city, a. !,
O'Clock noon, on Taesday. June 20. 1916,
to consider sni at upon said az-eemen.
Of merger " Mich viii then he submitted to
saii stockhcldsrs for their approval
The stock transfer books OF the Company
Viii be Closed on Friday, June -. 1918. a. Z
O'Clock y. NJ, and reopened on Wsdnes
day. Jun. q 1918. a, % o'clock A. NJ.
HARRY 4 KAHLEP, President
FRANK l.. COOkE. Secretary.
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~" 'ipN Elt' NV IpkND NJ .
\ meeting ~ the Board Of Directors has
been called for $3.50 O'Clock y. NJ. June 80,
1915. FOR the purpose OF declaring y quar-.
terry dividend mo. - at the rate OF sl.a5
per share upon the Common Capital stock
81 i,ls .ompAny' PAYABLE on JUL Is. 1915.
- stockholders Of record at $50 O'clock
= Nj. June 30 1915. Checks Tor the di,i
uend VIII be mailed. The transfer books
VIII not close, and owners desiring checks
PAYABLE 20 themselves should have stock
.ertitcates issued In their own names on or
before the last mentioned date.
y II FOoTE. secretary ~ the
PACIFIC GAS y ELECTRIC COMPANY.
san Francisco ca, June Is. 1918.
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The French liner La Touraine. sailin0
to-day for Bordeaux. will lake mail. elos-
zerland. italy. Spain. Portugal. Egypt,
Greece. British india. British East Africa.
Siam, Malta. Gibraltar, Ceylon, Strsits
settlements, Dutch East indies. West Aus
tralia and Persia,
The American liner Philadelphia. sailing
to-day for Liverpool. will take mail. clos
Ing al s:39 4. NJ. for Europe except Ger
many. Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg. Bull
garia. Serbia. Turkey. the Nsiherisnds
West Asia and the East Indies.
The Holland America liner -Ryndam.
sailing to-day for Falmouth and Rotter-
dam. will take mail. closing At $3.50 a. NJ.
for the Netherlsnds
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THE G MARKET.
Belief That Rehners Must Son,
Begin tO Buy.

The week closed with refined sugar que,
end unch ansed al zoe. TO Use. re.Ii,r
terms, basis hne grsnulated. A, Tho Lose
there was an absence OF demand for rranu.
lafed Tor export and the local demand va,
SSiei With Withdrawals also falling of
Fhuaneiphia interests were said TO be- had.
ing prices on certain srades, but bus. ness
sN reported light.
nav sugar was steady. with a sale 70
Sanadian rehners Of 1900 bags San DOMINIC
eusG reported at 5Ac. In the ahsenue o,
rev business IN Cubas the spo, market va,
anchanged a soc. for Cuban centrifu.ais
WITH Porto Rico sugar availxble At Gle de.
Ev.rsd Renners. however, had appsrcnI,
m,.ndra~n from the market. at least ten
hai local rchners will have TO enter the
market soon for large quantities OF raw susa-
70 meet their requirements for the summer
months The strong financial position of
Cuoan holders indicates their ability TO hold
prces At the presen, level sw aitins the ex'
p.c,ed large demand.
The market for futures was fea,ureless
WIN trading Of small volume. Opening zen.
ef.Iy 10 8 points lower on bids. values ad.
sanc.d a couple of points on trade support,
e' Incubation later caused prices TO sag
Ins market closed 3 10 s points net lower.
With sales for the day s. 800 tons.
A.. -I
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$4,000 900 MOTOR DIVIDEND.
Packard CompsnS Declare so r. e
Distribution on Common stock.

DETROIT. June ls,-Directors of the
Packard Motor Car Company to-day for.
mally declared a stock dividend Of so psr
cent. on the $4,000 900 Of common stock
outstanding, The $4,000. 900 OF new stock
will be distributed pro rata among stock
holders OF record on june Is or .Aueus,
s. This gives the Packard capitalization
OF SEE, 900, 900 as recently authorized b,
stockholders. The preferred & gates
: 5000, 900.
President Alvin McAulcy made formal
announcement ut the meeting DENYING
rumors which have be~n in circulation
for =. veral weeks that the was
to he Involved In a large merger RI.
directors also Installed Henr, a. JOY as
chairman Of the boa ri, "A position . ,,,cl
to permit the advancement ~ Mr. Nc.
Auley to.the Pr sidenoy.
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WASHiNiToN. June ls--rhe cruiser
Baltimore has arrived at Gloucnstnr: DO
Deinwsr. a. Boston: Tunhoa, Duhuqu. al
Gloucester; destroyer Ericsson At Newport.
destroyer Tanning at Rockiand DESTROYER
HUI at san Diego; torpedo boat jenkins
~ Bar Hlrhor, hnttleship Kansas At Now-
port. DESTROYER Mcpougsll at Rock,and
,ugs Ontario, Patspsco, Patuxent and
Sonnms At Gloucester; destroyer rsuld'ng
st Rockland. torpedo boat Tucker AT Sag
H,rhor. destroyer Winslow at Boston.
Tue DESTROYER Cummings has sailed
from Rar Harhor for Newport: DESTROYER
Flusscr from san Juan for La Romans,
h ttlcShip Kansas from Newport for Block
Island Sound: collier Leonidss from Girls.
tohs, for New York o, ship Kana~hs
from Ne"port for Norfolk destrov.r
Mccall from boston for Portland; SUNNY
ship supply from Cavits for Guam; repair
ship vulcan from Philadelphia for Haimp-
ton Roads,
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C%OTTONSEED OIL.

fnfs vas active. The market was
eNr weak during the morning. but II
r~scorered partly at the close. An early
aecins In lard. Favorable" crop reports from
,he south, some southern selling Of the
new crop months and liquidation in the OLD
,'op broke values 10 To 20 points. Quito
heevy selling on stop orders was brought
nu After the carly pressure was over
.oIal traders tried 70 cover early sales and
vtuss quickly reacted. helped by a sharp
rs m ara Reports Of better weather
s1n1'lons, better crop prospects and more
NWingness Of the South 10 sell new crop
moh'hs were the features ~ the early
uhr. New crude Was reported offering
nIh6'7 for all September, with demand In
,'u'TtH' \ l!tt'e better tone was reported
80 IN 'a'low and greases, with no ad-
vance In price.
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FIRE RECORD.


WASHINGTON. June 16.--These army
orders wore issued:
Col. Charles Richard. Medical Corps, re-
lieved from duty a. medical supply depot.
New York city.
capt. r. W. Honeycutt. Second Field Ar
tillery, detailed to Q~uarternaster Corps
and 10 Philippine Department.
Can't. +. y. Jackson. Ninth infantry, to
al vacancy In Quzrtermasts Corps. vice
Capt. n. DIN. ouartermaster Corps. re-
lieved
a. Tennessee Military institute. sweet
water. Tenn. and assigned TO active duty
master ana in charge Of construction work.
capt. y. Il. Piper. retired. detailed as An
acting qu~srtermastc- snd - New YORK
city as assistant to depot quartermaster.
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InromiUg Nessels--B! Wireless.

:. St Louis Liverpool, y, miles esst Of
Sandy Hook a. p " yesterday.
Ss Antilles N.u orleans II miles south OF
Jupiter OF noon
So y Orcrne, Galveston 81 miles south ~
Jipt.r o, noon.
SIS r. Re, Galveston. "A miles south Of
,Iuniter ~ noou.
- (a'aras. san Juan. al miles south Of
Sandy Hook at noon
50 lampssss Mobile, @ miles south Of
Tampa bar AZ noon.
81 Nueces, Galveston. : miles east Of
Tortuess ct s =. n.
s. Fl OSidente, Galveston II miles ess,
Of Galveston bar n, noon.
50 Mun~ood, MatAnzas, 3m miles south OF
So d. Hook a. noon.
SIS ConIal, GalvsMon ls miles south ~
Sandy Hook at noon
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

STANDARD 9 Fine %so''3e 'S''''-
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rs.. "a sua s.... !:soI Moon :, ,s.. ~ M
MON WATER THIS DAY.
s.sd,ar. al oo,.rs -. ! ~ I'd, H., oa... AZ, Az
Low WATER This DAY.
sa.A,At. ~ ~ Gov. .! AMau o.... ~ =,
Artvsd-rRIpAY. june 10.
: ssi,'c; LEO A. ~. Laysrpcea. June o.
s. Canine. S:SS p. n. TOT TsSr rs sSn fes>oa.
Z: Baron Mimic; A. y. Liverpool. juns ..
g srookby. 4. N Ioueenstovn. June :,
s, = s.Tyl:n Prince, 7:N p. Y. fSarsday.
Motor ship Juno. lis p. NJ. xirkwaii.
IS wellington, ii p. N. rnur.day. SANTIAGO.
xss :: santa Cecilia. $40 p. NJ, Bu.nes A,-e,.
!: hs orinaa. 80 u ssa., Jan.a.
s. Ediih. .:i5 =. ~. san juan. JUNE s' q. !"
I1'y &c, q MSn,somery saysnnsh. Juns n
g: Ssdi.os. Soriclk. June ' IS /"
So Tyler, Norfolk. June Is.
80 Delaware, Philsdclphia. June Is.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
rrsderick Luckenbsch. ., Gibra,ias.
% 'his de Tamstave. At Msrseiiles.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
So Mo Colorado. from Victoria.
- Rotterdam dsnk,. from Amsterdam.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-17
81 Years for Kidsappins lrpheld.

4 sentence OF not less than twenty.
five years in Sing Sing for Benedetto
Randozzo. who war convicted OF kidnap-
ping Giuseppe Gunnia, 3 years old, on
April IS, 1914. and holding him for ran.
sion yesterday. The defendant. who got
$Ie5 from the boys father to bring him
hack. commended that lie was merely
agent Of the father and not Q hid.
napper.
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THE WEATHER.
For eastern New York n New Ens'a"d'
showers to-day snd probably to-@errs~'
fresh southeast winds.

For eastern New York and New Ensiand.
showers to-day snd probably Tomorrow
fresh southeast winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Psnnsyi-
vanla. showers to-day and probably to-
morrow. fresh southeast to south winds.
For western New York, probably showers
to-day and to. morrow moderate to fresh
southeriy winds.
NEW YORK. June ii--Low pressure
continued 10 cover all Eastern parts OF
the country yesterday. except New Eng
land. from q centre over Wisconsin. -.
Heavy rain fell In the Csromnss' out
elsewhere In the Atlantic ana East ouu
states and the lake regions conditions were
generally cloudy and unsettled, with nsnt
rain.
4 strong area Of high pressure centefed
over the maritime promises retarded 'ns
storms normal exstwAd movement.
Low pressure also prevailed t~hrouenovt
the West and was only relatively n'sn
over the plains States.
The weather throughout the Wet was
however. generally fair.
1t was warmer In the South ana midole
Atlantic States and lower lake REGIONS ana
generally cooler In the central states
In this city the day was CLOUDY ano
showery: warmer. wind fresh to orisk
essterly; average humidity. - per cent
al A. NJ. 2ssT: 4 r. NJ, 1854
The temperature IN this city yesterdsy.
as recorded by the ofhcial thermometer. 10
shown IN the annexed table:
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
United Shoe Machinery
Corporation

The Directors of this Corporation have
declared a quarterly dividend Of iL.S
CS5isc per share, on the Preferred Cd pi'al
stock. ard a dividend OF 2oe '50c. per
snare, With an extra dividend Of Sc
tsl.bo per sharel In cash Oh the Comfnon
capital stock. all payable July 9Th, 1916.
20 stockholders Of record at the close OF
business June c.nd. 1918. The Directors
voted. also. to distribute among the holders
" common stock of pecord at the close Of
business Juno @.ni. 1915. a part OF N.
surplus assets Of the Cooperation. consist
ing OF shares Of the ,'e Preferred stock Of
the Thomas q. Plant Company. on the
basis OF ff.sen one-thousdHdths ,ii-i000)
~ q share Of said Preferred stock OF said
Thomas q. Plant Company for each share
OF the Common stock Of the United Shoe
Machinery Corporation. such distribution
TO be made on July 18th. 1915. or as soon
thereafter as circumstance will permit.
l. A. COOLIDGE. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-17
TIT CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. June is-The market developed
n rea,tiouary trend. with stewart Warner
showing the most pressure. Chicago Pnru.
matte Tool. Swift and Diamond Match Were
a fraction lower, Lindsay light was active
but UNCHANGED Ihica-o Railway irsnSs and
commonwealth Edison acted well The bond
market va. steady. The summary:
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|eurIIr gien Z Missouri River
Railroad Company In Nebraska
censs.Idatsd Mer!gsys
Pov Cent. Bonds
Due JULY l, 1919.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT In
cuted to The New England Trust Company,
Trustee by tho Burlington & Missouri
d E,tsI july Ts''i {. is,s. 1 sns 1fsoSIlow.n3ns H &C. Con.
aolidated Mortgage Bonds due July {. 1919
Of said Railroad Company. secured b. said
Deed Of Trust. have been drawn for nay.
ment, viz:
Three Hundred and Th!rty;one 1881,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-17
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. June IS American Zinc sold ex
and closing AZ jiis. The dividend included
the recent stock dividend. Butte and Su.
h nr y w sS also es d,S ~. md ,oS points. ;ios
The copper shares were steady and dull
Heavy transactions marked the dealings in
iinued its advance, closing At 81. other
shares we're dull and not much changed
Tho u0marv
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slO>>-sHEFFIELD STEEL 4 IRON CO
B~irmlnGhAm. Ala.

INC bosfi OF DIRECTORS mas declared 4,
quhrt"rly dividend Of on. and three.auar.
'ers Per cent. is."c' on The pre!srr.d
.!Ch odt OF the earnings. pay HE July /,
l'Ie' a. the ONCE Of Central Trust Com
r'nt of New York, without, the closing ~
4 NJ. June 10. 1918.
7 l. NORRIS. Secretary and Treasurer.
New York. June -. 1916
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RECEIVERS NOTICES.
ADJOURNED SALE OF
~FIORcNCE IRON xyoRka

The Receivers sale OF the Florence Iron
Works property. machinery. tools. supplies,
pipe, hydrants. etc. stands adjourned Ia
Wednesday, June 2sth. 1916. at eleven
~. J.
May i5th, 1919.
HAROLD r WELLS. Receiver
GASKILI. & GASkTLI, Counsel.
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Inul.,iu. 4 N,.hyiiI, R.u,n.d -.

- ~TTIHIWdN- wv 10fk. Jure Mn lF'f
Ihe Board of Directors Of his Company
phN % Jared 4 semi annual cash dividend
ahle August 10Th 1919. to ,tockholdors Of
lH.v'H It tn" close of business on July an,h
l'tN. cheques will ne 'uailei to /.
~ who have Med PERMANENT DIM
hENp ORDERS At THIS OFFICE
g I. AM He Assir'aIE Treasurer,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-17
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

rTTSR RG June j-Westingnouse Air
crave aud Union switch and Signal were
nv ENORMOUSLY -'rons Westinghouse advanced
=. holn's fnlon switch closed 2 up. Other
rh"hs showed linimUOrtant price changer.
,nio fl!el American WINDOW Glass Machine
~ ,nluniois Ga and Electric were the more
"Nlve shares The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-17
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PHILADELPHIA. June is-Iake Superior
delphia Electric was the most active OF the
traction stocks, closing fractionally higher.
Philadelphis Rapid Transit was quiet and
Arm Buff slo and Snsouehanna was up
Electric storage Battery closed AT e57.. being
y higher Bonds were dull and steady. The
m
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Springfield Body Corporation
Preferred Stock Dividend

The directors OF the SPRINGFIELD
BODY CORPORATION have this dsy DC.
Glazed . dividend 0: 80 or the Preferred
stock, PAYABLE July LIST 20 stockholders Of
t'oori Jun" 20. lsls, This dividend covers
o.. FOR the period from February Is "a
April and the regular quarterly dividend
OF - for the quarter ending June so.
n. ". COLLINS. Secretary.
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81 The United Gas improvement Co

WIN FFVsl anu NfTF ~t~th'e
Phil'dsl rhts June II. 1918
The Directors have this day d,,I,ra
quarterly dividend Of two per cent / On
r. snare. PAYABLE july IS. 1915. to sto%
,"lGers ~ record ~ the close % hgsinesx
Jun" 80, l9l6. Checks will I've mailed
| " MORRl Treasurer
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will be paid at part at the office ~ the
undersigned 1875 Devon.hire street. Boston.
Mass. on the ftrst Day Of July, 1916.
after which date intere.t on said bonds will
cease In conformity with the terms OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-17

The u A " bids to Liverpool we're f.:
July. |: Isc : October. IL .c January. 1919 (;
March. 70 sc. The market there was due
70 open to-day y, TO ! poin, advance.
Port receipts and stocks:
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Sales If about 1000 tAls Of Southern
foundry iron warrants W. been made
for export at s13 for No. ? foundry.
Usually II 10 dificult TO make sales Of
warrants for foreign shipment. because
exporters demand a guarantee OF snaly-
sis. The sale was made on speculative
account, the holders having ov~erstayed
their market. Alabama furnaces are
st.ll holding for $3.50 for No. ? foun-
dry AZ the furnace. hut there are rumort
that some sales have been made ~ VA.
II Is not clear. however, that the latter
is not also resale iron.
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OND

tloo Am r 4 r .,.s .ios,, 1851 !cs,, 1851,
.Nic A q 4 . SCI. S3t. S,s
i"a Cent Vermont - sol. soL 81. 81.
,nN { J & Y 81 ial5lo.S ieiA iois ioit
5000 swift Ss ',-'inA iN,. lcos 100,
100 Western Tel Is. .iol il IL. nj
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-17
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest " mpersture. 65'. a. $40 r. .
Lo~es, temperature. 81. at 7:s3 A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-17

Exports yesterday We're u. eos bale. Total
last season, Sol 81 bats
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-17

The Liverpool market opened dull. There
vss a 'iull business IN spo, cotton. with
rlGdlin- point decline At Scjd. Sales, 5000
0naAf bsretv aseudv
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The American Brakeshoe Company
has purchased several lots OF eastern
Pennsylvania foundry iron for early
shipment TO its Mahwah, y. J.. plant.
According 10 rumors yesterday this iron
was secured close TO SEQ delivered for
:as to 3 per cent. silicon. The same
company Is also reported to have pur-
chased between 5000 and 5000 tons Of
foundry grades for delivery at It's Chi
cago works.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-17

Russia. Japan and italy continue &C.
lively In the market for finished steel
products and for railroad equipment.
Russian interests put out inquiries yes
terday for several thousand car wheels
and the japanese Government TOOK pids
on 500 car wheels. Italy Is understood
to haH closed for another small lot OF
foundry iron and IL actively negotiating
for more bessemer pig and for steel
rounds
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-07
MfDnats.G s.Gruteberidt.
Stanb Der Suaten elm lpenig id]ledl'
fer als Dpr etnem Sabre.

Gaming, Ntidl.. I. Suni. Soitt
6ent monotIihen @rntebcribt, Der
beute burh ben Staotsiefret1r perof-
fentlid,t murbe, lit Der 3uitoub bon
g9eisen, 8ogeen, 0fais unb !Sofer
elm penie i6ledlter oIs Dor einen
Sabre. Ser g8eisen itCbt ST i'm
Stoate i'm @crgleif, 5u 81 Dor einem
Sabre, 3ogecn lit bier Gro5ent ee-
ringer unb 0afer ocseleifen.
@etter- -SerbGItniiie mGbrenb 0tai
lporcn fir CbIt eilnItie unb hic 9lus-
Iid,ten fir Die SbIternte Itchcn bellte
mie foIgt: 9lepfel 50 Tro6ent elmer
9urdidnittsernte; Sirnen. S5 Tro-
gent; Tfirii6e, 73; Yilalmen, 80;
&irl6en, SO, rnb Grobeeren, 81 Ero'
sent.
9Ron ihdst, boB 10.150,000 9l-
ibeIs @eisen pobrenb Scr 5cbnmo.
notlidlcn Geriobc ppn 9luglit bisgtol
oiIi oen NPorft gcbradt uno fonill'
n1iert nuroer unb int Wfonot Vtol
murben t6t ,217 @uibels permorft.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-07

ne enogiiltigc SSuipcftion III oem rie-
iiaen @eb0uoc unb berihteten ais
Scraeant ot arms Stone, oab sll-
les in Srbmlna iei.
,3fponSig 0finuten Dor Gonpents.
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eincm ieben Ser SSiibrer Spotioncn
bcrcitet.
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fitcr oes rcpublifaniihen Eotional.
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