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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-18
Vinegar worms BuGs.

The flight of the hours are marked
on the dial OF c. W. Hundreds watch
by the faces of his ten children and
by his own face and the face Of his
wffe Tiny photographs are set In
the dial in place Of the Roman num-
erals. Every time Mr.. Humberd -
who Is a grading contractor OF 81
Joseph. Mo.-looks At the ume be
sees his whole family.
He is I o'clock and his wife Is 3.
The children are arranged IN the or
der Of their birth, beginning At
o'clock with Carl who 10 -, and CON-
tinuing through Calvin, Albert, Bcr-
tha, Glen. George. Eva Robert. YER
non and little II O'Clock Edith. who
is . and the youngest Of the family.
The watch was made especially for
Mr. Humberd several years ago and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-18

lulliancy. And it is hardly necessary
TO- sy that II is these hard
working students that grow into
tho best and most useful citizens OF
our country. while the boy who had
things easy is more than likely TO turP
out q dismal failure. Difficulty
creates determination, opposition be
gets courage; tho necessity for strug-
gle arouses ambition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-18
The directors Of rve business

The directors OF a nve business
concern do not discharge the manager
at . time when he Is able to show the
biggest profits IN the history Of the
Trim" says the Democratic committee.
Perhaps not but we would nike TO
know tust how much the books have
been juggled to make . showing Of
that apparent prosperity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-18

The Russians seem to be having
another spell of marching through
Gellcia again They may not get as
far ~ they did The other time, but
Their progress b giving the central
powers = serious spell & nArvous
.prostratioA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-18

the exact time at n glance. He arises
at Albert o'clock in the morning, has
luncheon at half past Edith and Is
usually home by Bertha Kansas
CITY Star
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-18
Object, aMtripnonv.

so, you don't believe in advertis-
Ing. eh?' scornfully remarked the up-
to-dato business man.
No. 1 don't" insisted his sad-eyed
neighbor. Il got my wife that Way
Judge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-18

She's a very frivolous woman"
"Neglects her children and husband
fearfully. I'm told"
why. that woman doesn't even pay
any attention to her rubber plant!"-
Kansas City Jour, 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-18

TOR COUNTY CoMMIs ssIONER

c. ? Sgppes hereby announces his can
iidAcy for C1umIssioner ~ Tulsa county
ican voter, Of Tulsa county st the Angus,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-18

FOR CONGRESS
A Chandler q V.riia hereby announces
~, candidacy for the Repubii-Ar rpnirstion
for CorEr~ss form he Firsi Corgresslona
district subject 90 ;he Wil o. the Republican
yo,ert q The district A. ne Auruit prmaiI
FoR CONGRESS
4 Swa. - Tulsa hereby announces hts
Ardidacy Tor the Republican nominatior Tor
Congress from the Firs; congressional district
= OslAhoua subject n the wlll % the Re-
3ubiieAr voters q the district a. the August
nriuartHE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-18
roR COUNTY ATTORNEY

c. 2 Baldwin hereby announces his can
iidAey for the Republican nomination for
'0uuty Attorney o. Tulsa county subject 20
he Repubheaa voters q; the August pr.
nsries
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-18

iet Paid Daily Average .--.......- IT,. Io
7. Har-y Halmss Circulation Manager OF
he Tr.sa Daily World being duly sworn
lnon oath DO soIemuls swear that The abov.
frouIaiior statement is true 10 The beal OF
ny knowledge AID belief
HARRY HOLMES.
Circulation Manager.
euhscril~d 70 act sworn o. before me this
0;h day Of July 1915
Seal WILLIE WHITNORE.
Notary Puhhe
" --r----.-l-r .r----. L-n- Il l4ll-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-01
Complaint of Traders Is
the SCanty Supply of
Stocks Offered.
STEEL AND UNION
PACIFIC ACT WELL
More Big Earnings for New York
Central and Pennsylvania
Railroads.

Holiday considerations played an i'm
portsnt part in shaping the course Of
prices in yesterdays stock market.
With many Of the big traders prepar-
ing TO leave town until after the Tues
day recess, there was accordingly n
good deal of the customary evening up
of commitments. Operators who sought
TO do business complained. however, Of
the thinness OF tho market, especially
on the buying side. Stocks Offering for
sale were in very scant supply, they
said. and IL was this condition that
accounted IN large part for the strong
tone displayed by the general run of
the market. Traders spoke OF the eX-
istcnce of large short interest as one
of the favorable features at the mo-
mont, the furry of Thursday apparent
ly having driven TO cover only por-
ton of the outstanding short account
Among the special features Of the mar
ket Yesterday was the bullish attitude
Of many of the important houses
toward Steel common and some Of the
railroad shares, notably Union Pacific.
In the case OF the latter the floating
supply was said TO be comparatively
small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-01

s1.25: Fla, box. 6OcGsI25; GARLIC, La.
strings, ID, 5a7c: LIMA BEANS, southern,
basket. slQS2.75; crate, SlGs2.5o LEI
TUCE, Dbl. 75cGSL50; crate. 15cgsl.S5 (.
basket, 4OcdS1; LEXIS, nearby, 100
punches. 81; MUSHROOMS, Alb basket. Sl4
$3.50; ONIONS Jersey, white. basket. sl.50
n So; yellow. Sl.25Msl75; red. basket, Sl.Z5
d$I.JO: La, lO0-lb bag, S2.759S3.25 lob
bag. S2MS2.5O; crate, Sl25gSl4O; Texas,
crate. SlMSl90; Bermuda. SL254 10 :
Egyptian. bag. S375Gs4; Eastern Snore
basket. siNfi25; Va and y {, basket sl.Z0
MSI50: OKRA. carrier. Sl4$2.50; basket
f2Is225. PEAS. Western y Y. bag, slZ7g
sl..5; Long Island and Jersey. bag SlB
Sl.25: Jersey. large. basket. $3.50 $3.50 !;
small slNSI25; PEPPERS. box. Si.5O9
$3.50: basket. sI25M&2.25; PARSLEY, near
bv. 100 burche5. slWSl.50; basket, sluSl.25 ::
La. curly. Dbl. slN $3.50; plain. 75cg Sl5O ;
PARsNIpS. new. 100 punches Sl9S2; old.
Dbl $lMSl.25: RADISHES. nearby. bbl. 81 q
si75: 100 bunches. 50c03l; RHUBARB,
nearby. 100 punches. slMSl25; ROMANO,
nearby. Dbl. 50cN 81. basket, $4,000; berry
crate. 250 SOC: SPINACH, nearby. Dbl, 75cG
SIPS. SCALLIONS, nearby, 100 olne re-
75cdSl: SQUASH. Marrow, Dbl, sl.5O9s22
white. Dbl. 25u Sc; yellow; crooked n ne <,
bbI sidS2: TURNIPS. rutabaga. Dbl, Sl;5o
N $3.50: nearby white, 100 punches, slgs5
TOMATOES rex and la, fat cases, s0g Soc
Miss. fiat case. 5O6i 85c: carrier, 15cBsl.2o
Fla. carrier. T5cd Sl.25; Jersey. prime. box,
81 culls. $40: Nd 3-basket crate. Sl.256s
$3.50; Va, 2-basket crate, SlgSl.oO; hot
house h, 4Hl0c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-01
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
MUNICIPAL RONDS.

e.r v,-r c..r as lofT Sow York CITY as 1895
Fc-1...........lsA f'o. ...t.......l TO- ,
@ a. 1902 o. 4. 1857 AL.
-'o.........-.lo. 4ep'i...t....... ~ y
t0l0........... ~ =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-01
The Only Nav.

Going further. The Statist' declares
that Great Britain's huge adverse trade
balance Cannot. indeed, be adjusted
even with the goodwill Of all the bank
ers Of the world. for the amount Of
banking money available for financing
SO great balance would soon be insult
ficient for the purpose-that is. after
the bankers had taken care Of the needs
OF their own customers in the verious
countries IN which they are situated.
This great trade balance can be pro
yided only by the sale of securities
owned by investors here to investors in
other countries, and this process is now
In operation by the sale OF American
securities BY British investors TO the
British Treasury and by the latter 10
American investors. The investment
fund is infinitely greater and less
easily exhausted than the banking fund.
For how long our stock of American
securities will be sufficient TO meet the
adverse trade balance no one can calcu-
late as no one can determine in adj
vance how great the trade balance will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-01
Facing the Facts.

In the course of discussion Of the
reasons for the recent advance in the
London discount rate. the LONDON
Statist" Of recent date remarks that the
essential matter is that the rate should
be high enough to induce the foreign
owners Of money 10 leave balances IN
that market. 1--WE would. however,
again point out" 1t continues, that at
the present time the discount rate has
not the usual influence in governing
gold movements, and that this matter
Is controlled by what may be termed
stock market rather than money mar
ket influences. The trade balance
against this country is so great that 1t
cannot be settled in the normal way. 1t
must be adjusted by the sales Of secur-
tiles. not by shipments of gold. The
country's adverse trade balance is at
the rate Of something like f5OO,OO0,OOO
a year, and it is impossible to adjust
this balance by any discount rate that
NAV be offered"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-01
"NIexicanso Still Slipping.

Mexican government bonds show no
signs of improvement despite the evil
dent turn for the better in the political
situation. On the contrary, they are
still slipping, one of the United States
of Mexico As of 1854 selling on the ex-
change yesterday at 271g. This com.
pared with a quotation in February OF
80. United States government registered
So sagged off also yesterday, one of
them changing hands at 99@4. off IA
points from the previous sale price.
Yesterdays quotation compared with a
high for the year Of 1929 and low
record for all time of IS. made in Sep
ienber 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-01
More Big Earnings

The May operating statements Of the
Pennsylvania and New York Central sys-
TENS. issued late yesterday, make pleas
ant reading. Combined gross earnings
Of the Pennsylvania lines, east and
west. were s3S,197, O94, an increase Of
SS,92S,014 over a year ago, while net OF
Sl0.s45,S92 represented gain OF s4,-
lO2,262. Net earnings of S40,5i5,593
for the five months Of the year dis
closed an increase over year ago Of
$20,l97, sol The percentage Of return
on the property investment Of the
PENNSYLVANIA for the twelve months
ended May 81 was $50 per cent, against
1926 per cent in the previous year.
Combined gross of the New York Cen
trial lines for May aggregated S3l 49,
9l6, an increase of $7,5s1,39S. Net Of
81, 4l5,3S2 represented an increase OF
$3,98S,060 compared with Nay, 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-01
EGGS.

Receipts TO day, 2l.ll6 cases. Fresh gath
cred. extra fine. doz. 26d27c. extra hrsts,
25M25lsc: hrss. 23a. M24l2c; seconds. ESQ
% l5c; thirds and poorer. 2lm22lgc dlrties.
No I, 22c No and poorer. 2092l &c T;
checks. good 20 choice. dry. 20i2 d2lc under
grades, l9G zoe state. Penn and nearby, hem
merry whites. fine to fancy, 29GSlc; ordinary
to good 26d23c gathered whites. ordinary TO
fine. 2542sc. Western and Southern, gath
cred whites. 24d27 lgc; state, Penn and near,
By. hennery browns. 2sd2sl2c; gathered
brown and mixed colors 23l2G'1c; duck
eggs, state and nearby. Indian Runner. goo.
HAY AND STRAW.
Most all harbor points are heavily sup
piled with hay. demand Is very light and the
situation is dull and in buyers favor
throughout. outside quotations being only
pos sible at the most favored terminal sheds.
and are becoming more and more extreme
even at those points. Anything showing
mixture OF clover is very slow sale. Rye
straw about steady. HAY. large baled. tim
othy. No /, ton. s27GS2s; No 3 70 No 2,
Sl9d s26; shipping. sl76Sls; fancy, light
clover mixed. s24Gs25; No clover mixed.
sleHs2l: lower grade clover mixed. SAG
SIT. RYE STRAW. No /. sl5@Sl6. Small
bales about 81 under large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-01
Money on Call Firms Up.

The turn Of the half year, with It's
record breaking interest and divided
disbursements Of 00,000,000, com
bined with the heavy income tax col
lections plus the adverse influence OF
an uncertain Mexican situation, ap-
parently imposed no great strain on the
money market. To be sure, call money
stiffened perceptibly on the exchange
Yesterday and the rate was consider
ably above that of year ago, yet the
furry was quite unimportant consid-
ering the range of rates in the recent
past. At the high rate of the day,
which incidentally equalled the high of
the year made earlier in the month,
call money on the exchange touched !
per cent, but only 100000 was loaned
at that figure This rate was made
shortly before the close of the market.
Most Of the money loaning on the
board was placed at lower figure,
with S10,O00,O00 going at S1a per cent
and 100000 70 s8,000000 at 3 per
cent. Renewals were made at pa per
cent. A year ago. before the full tide
Of industrial prosperity had been felt
and a plethora of idle funds existed.
the end of the six months passed OF
without causing a ripple in the call
market. the average rate from June "a
10 July 10 being q per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-01
MINING.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The following comparative railroad
reports for May have been made public:
New York Centr4l-Gross sl72ss.oo-. incssass
$3.50. $50. net 81. -yl0iy. Increase Sl,.5s. s1s
$3.50 Js. net t56l O5s. increase 500. SOL
Michigan Central Gross $ ,3s ~ Ecfess VI
GA su2. uct $laJ3.s56. increase >jei.ts-
Cleveland. Cincinnati chicago a - Louis
Gross S3s-1ls5. Increase ssl3iSi. net '.oS'-
Cnc.nas-l Northe1- Si55953. increase ,1i.-
800: neg Sf.Zl5 increase SIS 100.
Toledo & ohio-Gso's sis5..iis increase 'i'i.-
Ptisburgh a Lake Ene-Crlss 5000 as. N
crease S6eS.i3'. uet sLll5iii. Increase tisI $50.
Lake Erie = Western Gross 500 10. increase
sl52 SCI. nei s203.3 increase SllLll6
nsssa7 i'iS Increase 1''i 5000. ast .i5sSS' "a;
ks ll a Nichisan-Gro.,. 1927 200 inc...
so 80. nt. sla5.3il. Increase Si5 ~. -
self5s9l6. increase. s75sls9s: net sL'i3.ss7:
si2553i5. a,,. ssios.sir: Increase. 81 ,7ss,sss.
Plnnsylyauia Company Gross. Sf.Ol5.Ts5: In,
crta,s ;.5!2ii0: net. :2so5.siO. Increase.
Feaa.jI,ana system total line, Eu,l-Gros,
S2jls,is,, increase. S.!ls.s9-. net Nl7s''''
Peaa.ylssala system total line, wesp-Gro..
81 ooS-sl increase. sS'5il2l, ne- S.sSI,Lisi
Total Pennsylvania system Zines E,s, and Vest.
Gros'. tiNls'.os' inefesse. sss2s9l'' ne.
sl0s45S94. increase. ,i.l02 81.
$50 Osi. net S-eie i5s. increase ties3.79g.
Toledo. 81. Louis a We.tern-Gross s523 SO
Increase Sl19iff net 300 30t Increase $3.50. a35.
Minneapolis q - Paul-Gr0ss SIS so. Increase
sl3B ~. net SOS. so. decrease Sil0-1
Yafo0 q Mississippi Nallcy-Oross 81 A6T&
increase sl9iii5. net s32o.s.7. increase s)s.s'3,
Illinois Ceutra'-sross s.. es5 AZ. Increase 81
1916 500. net ST. 2ssl55. Increase ff2s. llT.
Chesapeake a Oh.o-lir0ss 81 -iJ 16f. Increase
1920. So. net 81 $50 i2l. lncrcase S3sa los.
Buffalo q SusQueh snna-tifuss sllsilO. increiss
$3.50. ret fls.ijj, Increase s, l2f
Atlantic Coast L.ue-tsru.s s. 100 0sT. Increase
S394O8,. net Ssl75l-. increase S-s-s5i
New York. Susquthanua - Western Gross t3is-
4aH decrease Nli 1885, ref $50 -ii. decrease Atf 49,
Erie Gross 81. $50 1-> Increase -sS 700 mel.
81 s6l. 8i6 increase Sl6lls3
Chicago Great Western Gross 81 U.s. Sit Ia
crease s9s.2s3. Get Ni59s2. Increase s37.:E.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-01
lime Financing Smaller.

The slackening of the investment de-
mand reported all during the month Of
June by bond men apparently was re-
sponsibe TO some extent for the large
falling off in corporate financing. Ac-
cording to a Wall Street estimate, new
financing announced last month aggre-
gated only $4,000, 700, or less than hal!
Of the monthly average, since the be
ginning Of the year. There was. on the
other hand, the unprecedented total OF
s67.000,000 of note extensions, inclusion
OF which in the June total would bring
the financing to s146,OOO, 900. Corporate
financing since the first Of the year now
aggregates the enormous figure OF
SI'O1S. 5000, 900, compared with S795,50O,-
600 for the corresponding period Of
1918 and Sg90,0000O0 in 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-01
RAILROAD PLAN OPERATIVE
Minneapolis & ST. Louis Rcadjustment
Now I'm Effect.

With the approval Of the Iowa State
Executive Council the readjustment
plan Of the Minneapolis & 81. Louis
Railroad Company was declared opera
tive Mt midnight. One minute later the
new consolidated company entered upon
the operation Of the property, on the
beginning Of the new fiscal year. me
following statement was issued by
Newman Erb. president Of the road;
Until otherwise advised, the same
officers will continue TO perform their
respective duties as heretofore. and all
employees are retained in their respec-
tive positions as employees Of the Min
neapois & st. Louis Railroad Company
as recognized"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-01

be. II Is understood that very few new
orders for munitions are being given
out. but no one knows, of course.
whether fresh orders will be necessary
when the present orders are completed
II IL evident, however that the amount
OF munitions already ordered Is large,
that tho deliveries are heavy and that
the money 20 be sent TO other countries
for some months TO come. ut any rate,
will reach "a very large sum-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-01
Yester-
Open. High. Lo'
METALS.

Conner was quiet, with eectrolytic quoted
a, ofi. l72qc for September and later deiiv-
cry on the New York Metal Exchange TN
was firm. with spot in five ton lots quoted
AZ 40 SOC. Lead was quiet. with New York
spot quoted at 6eOc ard East st Louis s.75c,
both asked. spelter dull; New York norni-
nal and East st Louis il.a5c asked. The
An,eriran smelling and Refining Company
ouotes lead at &c FOR New York delivery and
: a2i.c East 81 Louis In London lead closed
Al f2s l5s Tor spot and ct f25 for futures.
Spelter. spot. sol. and futures. sJ5: Tin IN
cndon closed nj fl7s l5s for standard spot
and AZ il1a los for futures. with sales OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-01
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

A frmer ton. developed in the coffee mar
ket and at the close Of the day values were
AT the top, with net gains Of l5ul9 points;
The volume OF business was not large total
sales aggregating $1,000 bags, ana me Suc
yance vas due as much 20 an absence OF
selling pressure as 70 an improvement in the
Brazil appeared steader. and cost and
freight offers we're slightly higher. with San
tos IS quoted at csc for the inside price,
which was about 10 points above recent quo
cations There were no evidences of any
importan. change in general conditions. and
at bes, the market was rather narrow.
The spot demad was slow. and prices
were unchanged on the basis OF DC for klo
IS and lOi.c for Santos IS. Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-01
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

Early in the day on the Consolidated
Exchange there was q display OF
strength by q number Of the leading
railroad stocks, but the gains were not
fully maintained. Mexican Petroleum
went as high as 97l. aud as low as
96ls. United States Steel, after open
ing at 85H, advanced 10 56is. Reading
rose 70 98iz. Baldwin Locomotive In
the late afternoon declined TO 7sh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-01
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Receipts to-day. S2.iS6 bbs potatoes. 1850
pkgs onions. POTATOES. Bermuda. No /.
Dbl. 81: No 2. 50 No 3. 81 Eastern Shore.
No !. Dbl. s2.5OM s3.12; No 2. slasl.50;
Va, No !. Dbl. s2.50gS3; No 2, STA Sl37;
n and s c. No /. s2.25@ S2.75 No 2. STA
SIPS; Chill. red. y c. No 1, s2@S $3.50; No
2 SlMSl.25 culls. all sections. Dbl, 75cN 81
SWEET POTATOES, Jersey, basket, 75cG
$3.50: ASPARAGUS. nearby. green. fancy.
dozen punches. Sl.75Ms2 extra. sl.25G
$50: prime, 75cMsl; culls. b0M75c white.
fancy. $3.50; extra. sll20 Sl.S1 prime, 1jc
Msl: culs. 5OG6Oc; BEANS. Jersey, green.
basket. 75cMSl; Del and Nd. wax. 50cW
sl.25. wax. 75c0$l.25: green. 50cu ST.;
Bait wax. 50cli sl.25: green, 5OcdSl Jer-
sey. Del and Md. Faya. Sl0sl.25 Regina,
green. basket, 35m l5c; Va. Faya, Sl4 Sl.25 :;
Va. Regina. basket. SlN Sl.25; c, wax,
large basket 25n 75c: y {. green. round.
basket, zjTl-5c: Regina. large basket. 15cfI
81: c and Ga. basket. 25M zoe. BEETS.
nearby. 100 bunches, s2us3; tops OF. Dbl.
s2ds250; CARROTS. nearby. 100 punches.
81 500 So. old. biol. sfUS bag. S44 s. :;
CUCUMBERS. Nd. basket 5OG Zoe Va. Dbl.
slGsl.5O: Va. large basket. BOA i5c: small
basket 40d soc " c. large basket. 251f 65c :
small basket, 25M5Oc 5 {. basket. 25N 60c ;
Carolina. Dbl. 5OcnSl. dollhouse. nearby.
dozen. l2G40c: CABBAGES. nearby. 100. IS
ass Jersey. crate. sl.l5Qs2; Long Island
and Jersey. Dbl. si.2jGSl.50: Del and Nd
crate, N.5ods3 Dbl. sl25dsl.5O; Bait
crate. sl.75HS2; bbl. sl.25@si5O; Eastern
Shore, crate. slMs2: Dbl. tlMsl50 Va.
crate. 5OcH $50; Dbl. 5Ocdfl; red. crate
SlMSl5O: Fla. red. basket. SlMsl.25: GEL
TRY. state and nearby bunch. IA iOc: Ber-
muda. large crate. 81 tWo-thirds crate $3.50
ds2.75. small crate. 1jcBsl25: CORN.
Carolina. crate. 75cN SIPS Fla. 75cW 81 !;
La, Dbl. s2.501tS3; CAULIFLOW ERS. near
by. Dbl slnsl75: EGGPLANTS. Va. 60
quart crate, s2gs2.5O; s2-quart crate. SIG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-01
COrTONsEEp OIL.

For the time being the market for cotton
seed oil has assumed rather small proper
tons. with a general absence of aggressive
operations either way. Prices yesterday fol-
lowed lard. and after m early uptrrn eased
OF and closed heavy at net unchanged 20
points decline. Crude oil was not being Of
fered very freely. but the underton was
sligntly easier. Range OF prizes:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-01
Open. High. Low.
SUGAR FUTURES.

After opening unchanged 10 points IoWgr
sugar futures eased of few points on trade
selling. but the market was not active at any
time. and trading was more or less or an
evening-up character for over the holidays.
Late positions were entirely neglected. The
market closed 5G7 points net lower, with
total sales I. 800 tons. Range of prices;