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New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
| [..oAccumulsting ..o Large
aI,,nces at This Centre
'n&R. 6. Issues Up.
|,,prNE STOCKS GAIN
| nN RECORD EARNINGS
..;sn Trade Figures Stagger
"Imagination-Japs Profit
by Seamen's Act.

c.u shipments 10 the Far East
4. been 8 considerable move
-, y, !, China in recent mOnths-hsve
80 fresh interest in the last day
M the reported shipment from
y. :, francisco of si,Ooo,oOo for Jap
,ccount. Il was learned yeSter-
n,, local bankers. presumably the
...-,,iensl Banking Corporation. had
Ia in tie transaction. Bankers
= ;-,,rationsl connections said that
- I...-s;p Of profit on such operations
s,,ssr small, owing TO the position
W .,.tsnce on Japan, and therefore
q - IA not look FOR any extensive
'll l-.S, S, of the metal 20 Toxic. Jap
''. ,vsbanre as it stands now makes
'a',. 18th $3.50 cents in American
: ,,mpsred with a par of 50.40
80 -.. While exchange has been favor
~ '.i. "a Jspan for some time past, the
-. ~. y seyernment. instead of assist
MFfss. r.. Sipnent OF gold to the islands,
,.s n, h, h accumulate here until a re-
as az -. - = rors than $4,000, 900 has been
s.,, ~ y, and is now on deposit with
.....o, -, baking institutions in this
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
Afraid to Take Paper Profits.

great deal is heard Of the alleged
,''nous profits made by the so-called
"'on crowd during the past two
r..tS on the bear side Of the market
.e individuals. who include many
,,Iine racetrack kings and other
,slors well known in the financial
IA ,,i5'.eI as well as hotel lobbies, have
N, s'IcEs heavily, and because of the
\. sS9ciines IN a number of the more
.s,, ,~,e \. issues the belief is prevalent
~. the majority of these men have
!, ~, killing" A man who has been
a. val Street for over forty years
r,s,,nS nS had the opportunity Of wit
n, .ug many market movements offer
n u. as'taeuons 70 the short sellers is
4 u,u oplnlon that the Waldorf crowd
d s,i ,s., snort OF the market. being afraid
I,is @SMn "a IN their profits. This fear, he
,o,t... - passed on the assumption that a
tr,.' '.eo covering movement would
nsrt. many bargain hunters into the
sips ~, whose purchases might soon
" Sot large part Of the winnings
lo,.s se shorts before they had time to
'u' their commitments.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
Children Hurt in Auto Smash.

Three children suffered minor in
+aries yesterday when an automobile
driven by Richard Donovan ran into
pillar of the elevated structure at
Westchester and Union avenues, The
prorx Hazel Frankenberg, seven
Years old. Of 970 Prospect Avenue ana
her brother. Harold, nine, who were IN
tho automobile, were cut and bruised
Rudolph Fetzk, thirteen. OF s73 inter,
vale Avenue. The Bronx, was knocked
down and bSuised.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
ON THE CONSOLIDATED

The market on the Consolidated
Stock Exchange changed tone more
than once during the day. Early firm
ness was succeeded by reactions, but
a number of stocks that had softened
rallied quite well later The best ac-
tivity was in Reading, International
Mercantile Marine preferred, United
States Steel common, Mexican Petrole-
um, Crucible Steel, Studebaker, Ana
conda and American Can.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19

very heavy and general liquidation. prices
closing at practically the low point Of the
day. with net losses of 10 TO 55 points. The
ceiling movement was started by tenders OF
about 1900 barrels on July contracts. which
was believed TO have come from rehners and
was thought to reflect the very poor spot
demand. Traders generally complained OF
very poor demand, and those who had been
holding on on the theory that there Is very
little cotton oil to be had sold out. and on
the decline stop loss orders were uncovered
in abundance. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
n&R. 6. Issues Advance.

n.,wr & Rio Grande issues were
.,tss,y strong in yesterdays market,
.. COMMON selling up to 15& and the
,,,rred to S7i2. Buying Of the com
,,.,, bonds also reflected the greater
~. made in the stocks. The activity
a.se securities upward was accom-
.,'iS by reports that the claim of the
rg,rn Pacific against the Denver rel
M, 70 the guarantee by the latter Of
4, former company's S5O0O0,0 900 first
rgsge 5 per cent bonds would be
~itiAly adjusted IL was also pointed
!. hat the improvement in the Denver
4 Rio Grande's earnings would war
IN, some buying of the securities.
rls it was predicted that some sort
\ settlement would be made with the
Ts.srn pacisc regarding the inter
r ruarantee on the cOmpany's bonds,
vas learned authoritatively that no
f-i,e negotiations to that end have
r been initiated.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19

LOST -Bankbook No. 226 's5 Of the Bosery Saw
ings Bank $50 BlNerg. Nea lorA. Tie bnief .
requested i0 return b. 20 tie bank.
LOST -Bankbaok 40 iis.t67 u Dry Dock savlnrs
Institution. Any person having claims upon aid
b0ak Is called upon present tie same D. tho hank
within thlry days 0r the saii book will b declared
cancelled and eatingl.shed ard ncs one ls5ged
in lel fhsroi
LOST -Bsnkbooss IOi55rs. l05s. .oss q Bsak ~
Sanngs $50 ith az. New YoFk Payment stopr~d
Please return 10 bank
LOST Handbook No 58s s2s n Dry Docs Sagne,
Institution Any penQn having claims upon AT
book called upon 10 present the same % ths bank
within thirty days or Tie said book 4. - decla1s1
-n--iled 4a4 = ---Ald - .-S.lA-ssA
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
female.

A 80 CHAMBERMAlD- WAITRESS - Young
scotch woman we'll recommended $50. N. Miss
Hofmayer's Asencj 10 hast iJd A.. "a ioor. Tee-
phone s9il Murray Hill.
COUPLE. Finnish. excellent cook, assist lsu0dry
butler useful entire work. tcss references. gly
or countr Miss shaughnessy's Agency. " West
s2d
GONERNESs. must be- ahis % speak French Ger
man. experienced in care d children aged IS
year or over. pr0.rfenf refined and athletic Ap-
ply 2.l50. Woolvar' building
WANTED -Ol 0r Boz country not Tar from
city employment assist n h0uscVork or as COX
for small family l0r month 0f August. sidos wHh
Al reference Address Christian. Box a.. Tribune
once
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
v,rine. Advance on Big Earnings.

Following the exclusive publication
ihs column yesterday of the May
--gs of the International Mercan-
e Marine Company, both the pre-
rsi and common issues made sub
1-lal advances in market that was
a'-ftd by its irregularity. The pre-
-us closed at 81 z, the high price
2! he day and an advance Of > points;
M sg sale Of the common was at
.A. net gain Of q In addition TO
,' iict that the Marine company's
.-rgs FOR May. totalling $7,311.00O,
J. orlv tahlished a new high month
record. the statement was made yes
'-ay from an authority on the cor
'aron's affairs that cash, or its
r.yalent. on hand by September
! reach the large sum of S90,000,000.
sa Of this. Of course, is invested in
? sh short term obligations. The
,.1nt in the possession of the reor-
r.zation interests in New York at
4 present time is in excess of S30,-
.o00. This, with the additions that
q be made by the time the receiver
b is lifted. it was stated, will be
ply sufficient 20 provide for the cash
.pirements Of the plan. Estimates
June earnings by the interests iden-
',i with the organization are that
,g Will show a further increase over
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
FRESH FRUITS.

APPLES. new, handpicked basket. 75cm
sl.75: windfals. 25M75c; PEARS. nearby.
basket, 50cMSl25; Ga, lie Conte, bbl.
sf5O6ts5; Fla. lie Conte. Sl.5OM So Fla,
Sandringham. bbl. S3Hs4 PEACHES, Ga,
carrier, 75cm SIPS; PI.UMS, Ga, Burbank'
carrier, siMs2: CHERRIES, red and black,
s-lb basket. 30N soc: sour, l5m35c; CUR
RANTS. cherry. ut, 46i6c; small, 4N0c
BLACKBERRIES. Jersey, at. 36i Sc Del and
Md. 3N6c. RASPBERRlES. upriver, red.
pint, lM7c: Jersey red lM7c; Blackcaps.
3m7c; HUCKLEBERRIES. Penn and
Jersey. Mountain, at. l0H l2c; other Penn
and Jersey. 7Ml0c. Del and Nd. 7Nloc !;
y {. 7ml0c; GOOSEBERRlES. large. green,
at. IA l0c small green. 4fi sc 20-lb basket,
6OQ soc: PEARS. avocado Cuban. box. sl6I
81; ORANGES, Cal. box. Sl.15W 80. Fla,
s2m $3.50; GRAPEFRUIT. Fla. as 20 size
and condition. box. SlGis4.50: Cal. box. 2lm
80: Cuban. SlMs5; LEMONS. Cal. box.
S325M$s. imported. SlNS5; LINES.
Dominican. bhl. 81: Cuban. bbl. s5.50fi So (.
MUSKMELONS, n c. standard crate slN
Sl.50: pony crate 60ff 90c fat crate. 35N
60c 5 c. standard crate. SiWS1.75; pony
crate. 75cmSl; fiat crate. 75cWS Ga.
standard crate. SlmSl.50; pink meats. Hat
case. Goa ds0c Ariz. standard crate. S3MS4;
pony crate. s2.5Ods3: fat case. sl.50W
sl.75: Cal Jumbo crate. S40 si25: standard
crate. S3.25m 81 pony crate. s2.5OM 50 fat
crate. SlMSi.15 MELONS. Honey Dew. Cal,
crate Of 20 II. sl.25m Sl.75; WATER
MELONS. Ga and Fla. per 100. Sl5MSlO:
carload, sl75Ms275; PINEAPPLES. Cuban
81 50W 80. Fla, smooth Cheyenne, S3fiS325.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19

much stock in transit and Offering here IN
the sheds and terminals that the tone OF
the market is still in buyers favor. and
we see no improvement from the values re-
Gently prevailing. HAY. large bales
timothy, prime, per ton, S27 No |, so
No 3 TO No 2. SisU$2l shipping, Sl5mSl7 ;
fancy light clover. mixed $23 No 1 clover,
mixed. slSMS20: lower grade clover. mixed.
$I2Msl6 STRAW. rye. No /. Sl2WsiS.
Small bales about 81 under large.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
sIGAR FUTURES.

After opening quiet. TO points lower.
trading in futures became more active and
liquidation in September sent the whole list
oil. with the selling more or less general.
There was nothing in the spot market to
stimulate prices on the exchange and the
market closed weak, 10 10 points net lower.
with sales for the day 1890 tons. Cuban
interests picked up a little sugar on the de-
cline. but the support was not heavy. Range
OF prices
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
CHICAGO PRICES
FLOUR AND MEAL

The -four market was very inactive. IA
milIs were holding prices very firmly and
buyers were no. willing 10 pay the prices
asked RYE FLOUR quiet: fair 10 good.
1880; choice TO fancy. s5.351s5 so
COkNMEAL firm; kiln dried. S4I5mSf2O.
BAG MEAL firm: fine white and yellow.
Sl.9o' coarse. $40. FEED-Cuy steady
bran' bulk. S22.40: lO0-lb sacks, $500
heavy rniddlings do. s24.60: -four middlings
40 ~ red dog flour. ll0-lb sacks. $3.50:
Western steady: bran, iOO-lb gacks 500
s tandard mddlings do. SEA flour middlings
DO SIS red dog -four. i4O-lb sacks. S3O.5O.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
METALS.

Tn. local street market for copper was
ou;et with eleetrolytic quoted at 2se 26c. On
,be New York Metal Exchange tin was easy.
With snot in fve-ton lots quoted at SLl5e
asked Lead easy New York spot 6.40c, and
Tast 81 Louis. July. 6.2Oc asked. and spelter
{, rouis July. S.S7Ibm937iac. The Ameri-
can Smelling and Refining Co quotes lead at
s 5oc Tor New York delivery and at 6.42 ise
Sor Fast 81 Louis. In London lead closed at
s2s los for spo, and at s27 80 for futures.
SHELTER. spot. sis. and futures. s44. Tin IN
London was quoted at fl65 los Tor STANDARD
NOT and Al fl6i s. for futures. with sales
~ "a tons spot and 200 tons futures. Copper
standsrd spot. fss. and futures. isI, with
ssIes Of l75 tons spot. while eleetrolytic spot
closed at sl22.
COTTONSEED OIL.
The market for cottonseed oil was IN more
~ '' 4..o.,i;,.d condition owing 10
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Bankruptcy Petition.

IMPERIAL KIMONO MANUFACTURING Co
Petition aied agains, Michael Absey manufacturer
of underwear who I'D business a. the Imperial
k mono Manufacturing Co.. 40 Fast 2lt st., hy
these creditors D. D. league. ijsl; DAVID Berk.
$50 and Jacob krlsei. 50. lie bsgsn business in
November ldsl
Schedules Filed.
TERMINAL MILK CORPORATION lsf llth ar,
has Mod schedule showing uahuucs sl9.iis. and
a.-eis tpa1l. consisting OF notes. S.io. accounts,
s. b6Z. 500 milk rans etc.. fl.lt5. wagons. 5000.
aud cash. sll9. Among the cfolitofs tho Clty
OF NeN York 500 fine and Sl3 water taxes. Ham
den Cooneatyc Creamery Co. Uamdan. y Y
StO,r. Aver a MekennsY. Philadelphia S. s33 /;
NrE Ira Creamery Co.. Trenton, y. j.. Sls33. and
Richard Reedy. New N0k A.i33.
SAMUEL q. LAkIN. manufacturer n cloaks. -
East llih s.. has Glet schedules showing Nahin-
tlls 8 400. and assets 0f unknown value.
Receiver Appolntsd.
ScHUNLAN & sCHMERZ. Judge Hand has sp-
pointed George q. IaNr stle receiver Tor Schuman *
Sohmerz rroces 2iie 10 aV bond 500
RAPHAEL NACLAfRE -1ulsc Hand has ap-
pointed Jacob Wei receiver for Raphael Msclaire
dmgsist. az STA aT, bond s. 900. Assets are
5000
Assignment Made.
RUBBER SPECIALITY CO--C4h = HAYES doing
business A. the Rubber Specially Co. 81 Duane st..
las made au assignment % Carmne A .PanaE0
~ L--.-a ---.H--- -I-L 4 l-lS q
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

Operations in the coffee market were
again of small proportions. but after opening
| to points lower under scattered local
selling "A steadicr tone developed. and at the
close of the day the market was 90 : points
net higher. Total sales were 1920 bags.
Cost and freight offers from Brazil We're
firm and about unchanged and sales were
reported of about 1000 bags of Santos coffee
on the basis of l0.95c for 3s. lO.f0c for IS
and Is and l0.5jc for As. London credits.
The spot demand was light, and as a mer-
chandsing proposition the market was still
practically deadlocked. with prices in Brazil
mostly above working basis. Shipments
from Brazilian ports. both to the United
States and to Europe. continue very small.
and the frmness there in the face of this
light movement is rather surprising and has
given rise TO a theory here that Europe must
be buying coffee against future requirements.
Local spot prices were steady and unchanged,
with Rio Is quoted at 9asc and Santos 4s at
lOl,c Range of prices
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
MINING.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. July Is, 1916.
BEENES.


BEENES.
Receipts 727 head 4 cars on sale, No
trading; feeling unchanged. Dressed beer
steady at 13ml6c per 10 for ordinary to
prime native sides.
CALVES.
Receipts. 664 head 496 on sale. Market
steady. Common To prime vesls sold at $500
aSl35o per 100 lb culs. SSns9. Dressed
calves fairly active: city dressed veals, lbI
zoe per ID country dressed do, l2hWi71se.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 1000 head 1872 cars on sale.
Sheen and prime lambs steady common and
medium lambs slow. Common 20 good sheep
(ewes) sold at $4.50nS7 per 100 ID common
20 prime lambs. S9GJsil. Dressed mutton
quiet at l0@l5c per ID; dressed lambs, 1915
Ql7l2c.
Receipts. 1858 head including only few
head for the market. Feeling steady. Heavy
TO medium weights sold at Sl0.lbGSl0.35 per
100 lbs rouGhS. ss.1A-
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

White potato market frmer. Beans weak
Cucumbers steady for fancy. Corn easier.
Lima beans steady Lettuce sustained at yes
terday's advance. Onions firm. Peas largely
poor fancy N here might exceed quotations
Peppers slightly irmer. Tomatoes steady
on early trading. but heavy late receipts,
and market closes weak and lower. POTA-
TOES. Long Island. Dbl. S2ds2.50. jersey,
No !. SEA s2.25: Del and Md. No /. $40
s2.25; Eastern Shore. No l. sl.754s2.25; T;
Va. No /. Sl.I5Gf2; seconds. Southern. slm
sl.25: culls, Southern, 75c; SWEETS. Jer-
sey. bsk. Toe sl.75; BEANS. state. wax.
bsx. 5OeGSl; green, 5OG75c; Jersey and
/ I. wax. bag, 50eQsl; green, 25cnSl (,
Fava. bsk. 5Ocdsl.25; Regina. bsk 5OcH
SIPS; cranberry, bsk. Si6isi.5O: BEETs.
nearby. 100 bchs. SEA g.. SO: tops or. bbl
sl.6OQ 50; bsk, 75cNsl; CARROTS. nearby
100 behs. s2Gs2.50 tops off, bsk. Si75G
SAYS; CUcUMBERS. Jersey. hothouse box,
sl.25qs.75: Jersey. bsk 75cMSl.5O large
box. sl.25Gsl.50; small box. 75cusl; Del
and Md. hsk, 50cmsl: Va. bb slQs2.25 f:
bsk. 35q75c; CABBAGES. nearby. per 100.
= = g. LIZ .04 pos. W LL- 5a4 -. r-A
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt in
on the Stock Exchange Tuesday:
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANKBooks.

LOST on srOLEN -Bankhook No Tii5ss Of The
. Emlsrsnt Industrial savings Bank Payment
stopped Please return book 90 bank. No. 81 Cham-
har. franf
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF MEETING
BeaChWOOd Lot Owners

Meeting OF Beachwood Property own
ers. 70 effect a permanent organization for
the advancement Of the interests OF Beach
wood. will be held in the Club House a,
Beachwood Saturday evening. July %. at
$40 o. m. Lot owners are urged TO at
tend. THE COMMITTEE
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
PROVISIONS.

The provision market was moderately act.
i've and early In the dag prices we're frmer
owing to an advance IN the price of live hogs
and on buying which was thought 10 be by
packers. On the advance longs sold freely
and prices developed weakness. closing AT
the low point of the day. Receipts Of hogs
at Chicago were 1000: estimated for
Wednesday. 27.o0O: Kansas City received
$4,000 and Omaha 100. PORK firm mess.
S21W $3.50 family. S2Sm $3.50. short clear.
s25Ws27. BEEF steady mess. SlSHs1S.50:
family, sl0.5OU $20.j0; packet SlS5)HSl9:
extra India mess. $20u s3i. DRESSED HOGS
steady: bacon. 1859; $50 lb. l37sc: isG n.
hc $40 lb. 1lI4c; pigs. i4%c. CUT MEATS
Picked bellies quiet. 10 H. l6c l. lh. I6c
II 10. l5I2c: picked hams steady l6iscf
l1i2c. TALLOW easy special, 9stc asked
city, &c asked country. special. 9n9Ac
asked. LARD steady; Middle West. IS256I
l3.S5c; city lard easy. lSNl8iSc: refined lard
quiet Continent, ltS5c South America.
li.60c: Brazil, kegs. l5.6Oc compound barely
steady. 7sMl2hc. STEARINE barely
steady oleo. l0aic; city lard stearine. l4'.c.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
HELP WANTED.


MODEL, to try on t6-year misses
dresses and to assist in showroomi
permanent position Apply J. Wise
Co. 55-45 East SD 81.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
BOND SALES on THE STOCK EXCHANGE


Trading in bonds the New
S't'co against Noeo0 Monday &9SSOO0
year age From January to date
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Lower i'm Feverish
Market - Corn Is
Slightly Higher.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. July II. 1916.
WHEAT.

The wheat market moved fcverishy within
range of about a cent bushel and at the
close OF the day WAS barely steady. with
net losses of IA sc. The rust reports
from the spring wheat belt were fully "a
in5stent as on any day during the recent
advance. but the market was less responsive
90 bulish influence. There appears 10 be
little question OF the prevalence OF rust IN
the spring wheat states. but whether or not
IL IL going To prove really serious menace
10 the crop dcpends largely on weather con-
ditions between and harvest The
movement of new winter wheat appears 10
be Increasing quite steadily. and as the eX-
port demand was small It was believed that
the market felt the influence of increased
pressure. Attention Is called To the fact.
however. that the crop in the leading soft
winter wheat states Is small one and that
with a production less than milling require
ments red winter mills will doubtless seek
supplies in the hard winter states, which
may result in big absorbing demand sim-
lar to that experienced in 1912. Export
sales for the day we're estimated at about
100000 bushels. principally at outports. and
comprised OF both Manitobas and American.
In the local cash market No / durum was
quoted at si.22; No hard, sL2Sh: No
Northern Duluth. Sl.32h; No l Northern
Manitoba, Sl.S0l2. o b. New York.
CORN.
The corn market showed very steady
tone throughout the greater part of the day.
owing to more less apprehension OF crop
damage as result Of cfontnucd high tenn
peratures and lack of moisture. 1t was
said. however. that aside from in Texas and
Oklahoma the crop is not suffering. and
late in the day prices lost part OF the ad-
vance on private reports of showers in Iowa
and Missouri. The close was &c net higher.
Export sales for the day amounted to about
100000 bushels. In the local cash market
No , yellow corn was quoted at qO7.c
c (. New York.
OATS.
The oats market was steady at the start
as result Of further complaints of damage
by hot weather. but longs sold heavily on
the advance, and the market eased Oft and
closed with net losses of "a sc. The local
cash market was easy standard quoted at
4sA A@AsAc; No 8 white. 462, n47iic: No 4
white, +6d46i2c ; fancy clipped white. 4SlaGr
fg'2c; ordinary clipped white. 46i2m Is &c,
all elevator.
RYE.
Market quiet: No Western. sl.O7. c r.
New York
CHICAGO PRICES
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York, July Is, 1916.
RITTER.

poeo;nts 1879 pkgs. Creamery, extras
fo9 score,. per 10. 29c higher scoring
5o7. .6,sOc frsts (ss to 9l scorel, 27m p nc
seconds Sc (5s to ~ score. 25@26i9c thirds. hos
9tM94ihc: creamery. unsalted. extras. 29W
90 &c higher scoring. 30M3lc; hrsts, -"
9.i.c state dairy. tubs. finest. p .m o.ae
good to prime. 25i2 a 21e' common 10 la.r'
SSg125c. renovated. extras. 26G 20 l2c, hrsts'
91L025ne: lower grades. 22n2Sc; imita-
tion creamery. hrsts. 24laI25c; ladies, cur
rent make, frsts. 2Siam2 24c {; seconds. 22i2c ;
lower grades. q l2M22c; packing stock, cur
rent make, No /, 22l4c; No 2 q &c; lower
grades 2OM2ic.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19

Recelpts. 6.166 boxes. State, whole milk.
fresh. flats. colored. specials. i54Mlbise
white. specials. 1874 @l5l4e; eolored. average
fancy. I4stml5c; white. average fancy.
i4stMi5c: twins. specials, l5ita l5ise ;
average fancy. l4ai n l5c cheddars. specials
10 c: average fancy, l5htl5Ae' single
daisies. fancy. l6hc; all styles undergrades'
I8gI44c: Wisconsin. whole milk, fancy.
fresh. twins. i5i4c double daisies. l5Am
Zoe: single daisies. l6al6hc; Young
Americans. l62. lie: state. skins, current
make. specials, l2i9M lSc; choice, ia l2c !;
fair TO good l0lsafl0Ae. lower grades
81 i.Ml0c.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
OIL

The market for cottonseed OIL was IN more
or le.s OF a demoralized condition o"ins 'Si
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19

Receipts, 1882 cases. Fresh gathered.
extra fine. per dozen. 27k M2sc extra hrsts
26i, 627c: firsts, 2ii2426c; seconds, 2SD
2ic: thirds and poorer. l9d22 l2c; dirties.
No /, 2lilG22c; No 2 and poorer. lsm2le !;
checks. good 20 choice. dry, ioiaM20c .
undergrades. lSm lse state. Penn and
nearby. hennery whites. fine to fancy. 29N
see; ordinary 10 good. 26G2se; gathered
whites. ordinary TO fine. 25G29c; Western
and Southern. gathered whites. 2id2sc /:
state. Penn and nearby. hennery browns
2gQ soc gathered brown and mixed colors
236 2se; duck eggs. state and nearby.
Indian Runner, 2sd 30c.
HAY AND STRAW.
New inyoices axe l,ght b.. Asgs L 40
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19

Interest payable February and August
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19

)VE NOTES FOR SUBSCRIPTION AT 90 AND INTERES
PER CENT.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
HAY AND s
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New inyeiees axe light tgt Lsgs u 40
New-York tribune., 1916-07-19
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

NfplhIlr IrOn 4 SfeeT q 0TN
h. 600 ......t... w WIS Zen y
Rio Granie West col Is ono.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-08-31
THE COUNTY AGENT.

The campaign in progress for clsvers and pastures and cover crops furnishes many fine examples as to the value of the county agri-
 cultural agent. In one county, where last year no crimson clover was seeded. the county agent had in the warehouse in his town on last Saturday 75 bushels of crimson elo-. yer seed and reports of need of as much more. In another county, 3,000 hogs have been vaccinated in ten months by the county agent, and in an adjoining county without any
 agent 5000 hoes have died from cholera in seven months. Thirteen cars of pure bred cattle. mostly bulls, have been brought into Ar kansas since February, 1916, all of them in counties with agricultural agents Not one car of pure bred cattle has been brought into coun- ty that is without a county agent. The county agricultural agent IS the only employee of the county who is constantly working for the farmers and agricultural interests.