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tl' 18 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. TUESDAY. JUNE 8. T915.

TRI ST COMPANIES, TRUST COMPANIES. THE GRAIN MARKETS COTTON MARKET The cotton market was active and BROOKLYN MAN ELECTED COTTON EXCHANGE HEAD Henry H. Royce of 1189 Dean street quite firm early with prices helped by the position of Liverpool, and by the reports ot more rain3 in the f.outn-Was elected to the presidency of the west. Later values reacted slightly, i i but trading was light. The fluctua- Cotton Exchange at the annual elections after the earlv trading were nar- ltlon held yesterday.

He was nomlnat- Grains Closed Weak on Poor Export Demand and Favorable Crop Expectations. Perfect Confidence row and unimportant. led on the regular ticket and received more than safflclent until the new harvest, which expected to be very large. Feeding fralu la acarce and dear. Russia The weather and crops are favorable, including important spring wheat crop of the Volga.

Offers In some sections are larger, and prices easing. India Continued free offers at lower prices. Actual shipments are disappointing. Australia Some report of dryness, as there has been only very moderate moisture during the week. Italy Weather and crop prospecta favorable.

Supplies are ample for the present. Austria Nntblnf definite, but believe food supply very llerrit. Hungary Crop will be much under last year. Weather unfavorable. Greece Crop prospects deteriorated; yield will not be up to expectations.

Spain Moderate complaints of unseasonable wenther. Norway Dryness prevails. Agricultural out-look unfavorable. Cotton was dull and Arm late. 262 votes out of 282 votes cast.

ne nuiK or tne im.nng seemea to oe Hovce has bee connected with the for local shorts. There was not much Cotton Exchange for a number of PUBLIC UTILITIES The United Light and Railway! Company has sent out notices to its second preferred stockholders advising them that they are entitled exchange their present holding of second preferred 3 per cent, cumulative stock for either first preferred 6 per cent, cumulative stock or common stock of the company, par for par. This privilege takes effect June 15, and under the terms of the company's charter exchanges can be made for a period of sixty days thereafter. After sixty days the company has the right to elect for the stockholder in the absence of a choice on his part and can decide that the stock shall be converted into either first preferred or common. The United Light and Railways Company has outstanding at present $2,108,700 par value of second preferred stock.

All of this was issued at the time the United Light and Hail-ways Company acquired the control- years and has been identified with th cotton business for all of his business life. He was a prominent member of the National Guard in Brooklyn and retired as captain, being a member of the Thirteenth Kegiment at the tim of his retirement. Mr. Royce succeeds The wheat market opened very weak and unsettled, prices showing a decline of 1 to 4c. a bushel early, later recovering the decline with quite active trading.

The break was on the weakness of the cables and the heavy decline in the Canadian markets yesterday. The rally was helped by reports of considerable damage In the American and Canadian Northwest on account of freezing temperatures. Some export business was claimed at the decline, although the volume was Edward K. Cone. in a friend, a store, a banking institution develops through long association.

The activities of this Trust Company have been closely associated with the business development of this borough for nearly half a century. As the powers of the individual wane with increasing years, the ability of this company to serve the community is constantly broadening through the application of modern methods coupled with accumulated experience. Its officers are easily accessible to meet your business problems. Brooklyn Trust Company Chartered 18M Edward M. Weld, the only opposl tlon nominee, who was nominated for demand from the South, although the complaints of excessive rains, poorly worked fields and abandoned areas continued to be received from parts of Texas and Oklahoma.

However, the Indications of elrar and warmer weather over the cotton belt as a whole adequately explained the absence of a speculative demand because of the unsatisfactory crop reports. Press dispatches claiming that Germany and Austria would soon make known their terms of peace were not unnoticed in cotton cicles, as the advent of a peace movement would doubtless result in considerablebuying speculative and otherwise despite the liberal surplus of cotton scattered through this country. The foreign market was steadier again today and there appeared to be a little foreign membership to the board of managers, COFFEE MARKET Shorts in the near positions continued covering this morning, and in the market displayed a very steady undertone. There is still said to be a scarcity of deliverable coffee here, especially of the Rio grades. Wall was elected to that office over Wil Ham L.

Harriss by a vote of 2 to 66. lng Interest of the Tn-uity and Light Company and was used as The following la a list of officers elected at the annual election yester street interests continue purchasing, and it appeared as though contracts were being accumulated on the long day: President. Henry H. Royce: vice preslden part of the securities excnangeci oy the United Light and Railways Company for Tri-City Railway and Light Company common stock. THE REPUBLIC RAILWAY AND LIOHT Archlhald fiwathmev 1r.

treasurer. James F. Maury members of board of managers, Leopold small considering the recent heavy break in values. Wheat reacted late on expectation of a favorable Government report and on disappointing export trade. Sales of new and old wheat were estimated at 600.000 bushels.

The corn market was unsetttled and weak early, with other grain, but rallied sharply with the market influenced by reports of very unfavorable s. Rsche. Xatbsnfel L. tsrpenter, J. -temple Ownthmey, Kdwsrd L.

Hanemann. W. Hustaee COMPANY March; Hubbard, William P. Jenks, Walter I. Johnson, William H.

Jnrison. John ti. Lonsdale. Blwood P. absorption locally.

Reports from France claim that Main Office 177 Montague Street Bedford Branch Fulton St. and Bedford Ave. sine. Aavices rrom rsrazll continued somewhat bullish, and cost-and-freight offers from there were agatn higher. It is felt here that Brazil Is finding a steady outlet for Its forward shipments, which have usually been offered to Europe.

While only a short time ago Santos fours were here around 8.25a8.30c, there were said to be none offered under 9c. last yesterday, and MoEnsny, Clement Moore. Paul (tehwars, George Grosa earnings Oper. expenses and Net aamlnra M. Shutt, Spencer Waters and Edward M.

weld trustee of the gratuity fund to serve three years, Other Income "alter c. Huhbard: inspectors or eiecuoa, vsn llsm A. Bogert, Frank A. Kimball and James Grosa Income psS Manhattan Offic. FfSSTS MJI Wall Street and Broadwar VTiHrrffir' conditions, particularly In the northern sections of the belt, on account of cold weather, and generally west of Interest dimming.

Net income that country is beginning to seriously need dyestuffs and is feeling the pinch of the war conditions. Manchester Cloths Firm. Manchester cables that cotton cloth are firm, with a fair demand; yarns steady, with a fair demand. English Textile Strike Impending. A London cable this morning says Preferred dividend the Mississippi on account or tne wet weather.

Offerings were light and FLATBUSH BANKER BOOMED Balance Changes. 1916. Increase. 1242.234 aSe.46 157.141 '386 n.032 4 "42 85.0f7 7,074 64.840 176 a. 257 26.957 2,800 1.K0 724.887 14.2S1 468.844 J67.993 i.m 2ft! 4(1 2RS.2e9 6.009 170.6.14 8 952 97.626 8,961 77.871 19,754 there Is claimed to have been considerable business done around that figure of late.

Coffee was dull and steady. Both Rio and Santos were unchanged From January 1 to March 81 tl: the market showed a gain of nearly 2o. a bushel from the early low levels. uroae earnings Oper. expense and Net earnings FOR STATE ASS'N OFFICE Alexander C.

Snyder, vice president Corn closed auiet and easy with Other Income that unless the Government intervenes there will be a strike In the cotton goods trade, which will affect at least wheat. Oats were weak for a time on liquidation and hedge selling. eather con urosa Ineoma Interest Net Income of the Broadway Trust Company, In charge of the Flatbush office of the Preferred dividend 30,000 workers. Cotton Movement. company, will have his name offered for State treasurer of the New York Balance, ditlons were more settled and a bearish government report was expected to be Issued after the close of the market.

The decline was checked on the buying Tha receipts of cotton at the principal At- State Bankers Association. Mr. Sny The Denver Tramways Company has lantlo and Giur ports, as reported early toaay, yesterday, but an Improvement of l-16d. was noted In the Rio rate of exchange on London. Receipts were still light, and Rio stocks showed a decrease of 24,000 bags over night.

There Is a better feeling current In the local spot market, and prices were higher. Rio sevens were advanced to 7c. this morning. 11:39 a.m. ring and margin prices June, 5.75; July and August, 6.84; September, 6.83; October, 6.84; November, 6.86; December, 6.86; January.

6.90; February, 6.94; March, 6.98; April. 7.03; May, 7.08. der Is a member of Group VII of this association and the members of that for shorts. At Winnipeg the list aa Issued its report for the year ended March 11. The income account fol were as louows: Today.

Last wk. Last yr. vanced 3 cents a bushel due to fears of Galveston S.CM 4.SH5 3.734 group have felt that the time Is op frost damaee in Canada. New Orleans 1,693 802 1,2 portune for some representation iln lows: Gross earnings, operating expenses, net earnings, taxes, bal PRODUCE PRICES LOWER AT WALLABOUT TODAY With shipments of produce some Oats closed easy on expectations of the executive list of officers of the Mobile 1.S45 savannah 4H 1.199 Charleston :3 183 110 a favorable crops report. Export sales KINGS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY 342, 344 346 FULTON ST.

association. ance, other income, Norfolk 461 1 830 The twenty-second annual conven were placed at 700,000 bushels yester- Hav and fodav. 296; total Income. $1,333,070: interest, what in excess of the current, prices today at the Wallabout Market tion of the New York State Bankers net income. $322,805, Provisions were quite steady despite The total receipts today rere estimated at 8,000 bales, compared with last week and last year.

The receipts at the principal Interior points Association will be held at Saratoga touched a lower level for the im pront and loss credits, total, the unsettled train list. The nog mar Brazilian Coffee Receipts, on June 24 and 26, and while nothing portant varieties. String beans dropped profit and loss charges. 1914. ket was firm and packers were buyers laonoay.

At Rio 11.000 or a definite nature has been set as 116; balance. $310,281: previous sur 11.000 zt cents a oasKet, new canoage 2b compare as lollows: Today. Laat wk. Last yr. Capital, SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS $500,000 Santos 6,000 Sao Paulo 6.000 Houston 1.726 2.14 1,690 a programme for the convention, tentative one has been arranged.

cents a crate, cucumbers 50 cents a crate, kale 50 cents a barrel, and green 16,000 16.000 9.000 plus, total surplus. $447,193: dividends, final surplus, $205,831. Memphis 614 499 301 Jundiahy 6,000 Augusta 817 11 460 The mornings of the convention will be given over to business sessions. Coffee Stock. peas 50 cents a basket.

Long Island lettuce is a dollar a barrel cheaper St. Louis 478 868 2.664 JULIAN D. FAIRCHILD. Pre.idenu The balance sheet, as of March 31 At Rio 294.000 200.000 125,000 of product: shorts also bougnt. Provisions closed quiet and steady.

Future Markets at New York. (Quoted by Morrlii Wllmarth, 33 Broadway, Manhattan.) Yester- Open- Hleh- Iw- Clos. day'e ln. est. eat.

Im. Last. WTTE AT 119 lm 1191! im 122 The convention will be addressed by than last week. Florida new potatoes Santos 393,000 Estimated receipts for tomorrow, with com-parlsons, follow: Elstlm- tomor. Last wk.

1914. last, shows current assets of $802,804, current liabilities. $1,043,293: profit New York Coffee Quotations. Vlca Prasfa. Warburg, member of the Federal Reserve Board, and Benjamin Strong governor of the New York and loss surplus, $205,331, and total (Reported by Hubbard Bros.

4k IS Oalveston 8.000 to 8.750 3,442 1.620 New 1.000 to 1.200 928 6,187 assets and liabilities of $26,932,867. JULIAN P. FAIRCHILD, WILLIAM BARENESS. D. W.

McWILLIAMS, WILLIAM 1. WASOli fHOMAS BLAKB, HOWARD D. jriOST 1. NORMAN CARPENTER, leaver Manhattan. federal Reserve Bank.

Tester- The report calls attention to the re day'i organization of the various properties Ssentarn Ass1! flec'yj Trust Offlcelj New York Cotton Quotations. (Reported by Moyse Holmes, 26 Beaver Street. Manhattan.) Tester-First High- Low- 2:80 p.m. day's sale. est.

est. sale. laat. of the company which was consum .114 11434 1144 lU'i 116 Consolidated Grain Prices. 121 121 121 121 mated as of March 31, 1914.

The report Just Issued, therefore, covers the July. First sale. 6.8D 6.84 6.85 7.03 7.13 Highest. 6.92 6.91 6.94 7.03 7.13 I-OW- eat. 6.80 6.84 6.85 7.03 7.13 2:30 p.m.

sale. 6.91 6.90 6.93 7.03 7.13 Interest Allowed on Accounts Subject to Check. Special Rates on Certificates of Deposit last. 6.83 6.84 6.84 6.98 7.08 BUSH TERMINAL COMPLAINS TO COMMERCE COMMISSION Complaint has been filed by the Bush Terminal Company with the Interstate results of the first year's operations Future Markets at Chicago. 9.57 9.58 9.55 9.56 9.53 9.93 9.97 9.91- 9.92 9.90 Dec.

May. Batur- Open- High- Low- Clos- day's Inf. eat. eat. Inf.

Laat. WHEAT under the new system organization. During the year there was a total expenditure by the Denver Tramway Company of $188,647 for betterments and improvements and the outlay for Commerce Commission against the 10.20 10.22 10.17 10.18 10.16 Jan. 10.26 10.27 10.22 10.23 10.20 10.50 10 50 10.46 10.48 SUGAR MARKETS U3Hi 110 1114 lU 110 106 108 llOj severance of through rates and a dlvl sion of allowances on freight. The de 110 Sept lOT1! system maintenance amounted to The market opened at 4.89c, a de $871,116.

fendants in the complaint are the New cline of 6 points for 96 degree test iorK uentral and other railroads. A syndicate headed by Ladenbure, A lair and reasonable division nf COBN- 70 71 694 70Ts 71J4 71 72 70 71 72 OATS 45 45'i UHi 44 46 are replaced by tubers from Charleston, which sell at per barrel. Florida tomatoes are slightly easier. Strawberries were in good supply today, and the prices were lower. Toward the closing hour of the market some perfectly good specimens were sold at 7 cents a quart.

The average selling price of fair stock was 9 cents, with fancy goods as high as 12 cents. Veal went up a cent a pound. Butter came down a cent yesterday afternoon. The egg situation was reported weaker, though today's quotations are the same. VEGETABLES.

Beans, per bakt 7531.50 Beana, Southern wax. per 1.252.00 Beett, per dozen bunches 503 .75 Cabbage, new, per crate Carrots, per dozen hunches 2nS .50 Carrots, L. per bushel 1-00 Celery, round, per bunch 0f .75 Celery, heart, per dozen bunches 1.00 1.50 Cucumbers, per basket 1.2 Eggplant, per crate 2.50-3.00 Lettuce, L. per barrel 1.253.2-00 Asparagus, per dozen bunches 1-0 Kale, per barrel 5O3LOO Peas, per basket 1.2V2 00 Texas onions, per crat 1.001-40 Onions, Bermuda, per box 1001.25 White onions, per crate Parsley, L. per dozen 25 Parsnips, per bushel 851.00 Peppers, per till 3 4 1 Potatoes).

L. uer barrel 2.00O2.25 Refined sngars unchanged at 6.10c. Sugar futures this morning opened Thalmann Co. has purchased one-year 6 per cent, notes from the Philadelphia Company. The joini rates Detween the Bush Terminal Company and the trunk line railroads Is asked for.

The Bush Company asks steady but Inactive, first prices being LIVERPOOL COTTON PRICES. Liverpool, June 8 Cotton, spot In fair demand. Prices steady. Ameri-man middling fair, 6.22; good middling, 5.76; middling, 5.44; low middling, 4.96; good ordinary, 4.66; ordi-nard, 4.25. Sales, 8,000 bales, including 7,200 American and 2,500 for speculation and export.

Receipts, 30,000 bales, including 26,000 American. Futures closed quiet: HAMILTON TRUST GO. 189-191 Montague St CAPITAL AD SURPLUS OVER $1,500,000 WILLARD E. EDMISTER, WILLIAM BERRI, 1st Vice-President WALTER C. HUMSTONE.

2d Vice-Prea. CEORGE HADDEN. 3d ROBERT S. GIRLING, Asst. Sec.

JOSEPH C. HECKER. Ami. See. Intereit on Account, Subject .0 Ckack, Parable Through New York Clearing Hoase unchanged to a decline of 1 point, with 401, 41 40 40 418 notes were dated May 15, 1915, for an average sum of about rents LARD and mature May 16, 1916.

Proceeds per iuu pounds on all through ship- 9.75 9 75 9 65 9 65 9.75 from the sale are to be used for gen no sales on the call. Considering the question in raw sugar, futures have more than held their own the past day or so and the undertone continues to be iiieiiis, uius an increase or ner rent 10.00 10 00 9.90 9.90 10.00 eral corporate purposes, Including improvements, betterments, etc. The en Damages and reparation are also asked in such sums as may be found RhnnM BIBS tire Issue has been sold by the bank Opening. 12:30 p.m. 2 p.m.

Closing. very steady. Quotations for Cuban raw sucar futures, baaii of 96 dm re en, c.l.f. New York: Openinj-. 1 P.M.

10.50 10 52 10 47 10.50 10.52 10.80 10.82 10.77 10.80 10.82 ers. have been paid the Bush Company by the trunk line railroads since the repudiation of the division of Joint rates 6.31 6.81 6.81 The Philadelphia Company, accord June June July PORK 6.26U (.32 6.42 ing to officials, is showing more favor Bid. Asked. Ring Prices. early In 1914.

June Aug. Sept. 17.90 17.95 17.80 17.80 17.90 18.25 18.35 18.20 18.20 18.30 A petition of the New York Tinok oct. able operating results than in early months of the current year, or since the beginning of the European war July 394 3 97 6.264 6.824 6.42 6.64 6.68 4 6.76 6.82 6.804 6.84 4 6.424 6.49 6 66 6.69 6 76 6.824 Railroad Company In which complaint Oct. 6.64H Nov.

6.69 4 August 404 was maae against tne Baltimore and Jan. Feb. 6.6St and the outlook Is considered favora 3.87 3-96 4.06 4.15 4.18 4.08 3 93 September 4.14 4.18 Cash Markets at New York. Tester- Last. Today.

day. Tuesday. 6.684 6.76 4 Ohio Railroad and others, and In which an advance in Joint rates received hv March A April 6.76 May June. 6.82 October 4.16 4.18 November 4.06 4.09 ble. As compared with other utility companies, it is considered that the Philadelphia Company Is a little morn than holding Its own in the utility December 395 Unsettled Dull Irregular No.2 Red f.o.b.to ar 134'4 13734 No.lN.f.o.b.

1414 14734 1584 the Dock Railroad was asked, was denied by the Interstate Commerce Commission on February 1 last. The peti Potatoes, Maine, per barrel 1.75S2.25 Potatoes, new per barrel 3.504.50 field. tion set lorth that the Bush Terminal January 4.68 February 3 60 3.58 March April 8 50 May '60 company was receiving a greater com Albtfhy. June 8 Articles of Incor Broadway Trust Co. Capital Surplus, $2,250,001 FLATBUSH OFFICE Flatbush and Linden Ayj.

SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Storage for Silver, Etc. Package! Stored for 50c. and Upward Per Month. INDIAN WHEAT CROP NOW COMING TO MARKET Ottawa, June 8 A London dispatch through Reuter's Ottawa Agency says: A special dispatch from Simla, India, says that the government's pensation than that received bv the poration were filed here today by the dock company. This it was claimed Western Power Corporation of Man constituted a discrimination and a re COTTONSEED Olli hattan.

The company has 217, 50C shares of capital stock, of which ductlon in the Joint rates received by tne Terminal Company followed. 00 shares are to be preferred or the scheme for the control of the export Homaine, per crate i.wi.ou bcaillons, per dozen 15 KadiBhes, per luO bunches 75 1.50 Rhubarb, L. per dozen byup greens, per dozen 25" .35 Spinach, 1 per barrel 50 -75 Tomatoes, Florida, per crate 1.502.50 Turnips, 1 per barrel. 4 U.0J FRUIT. Apples, per box.

2,753 25 Bananas, per bunch Cherries. California, per box 1.252.00 Grape fruit, per box 4 0K4 4 5- Lemons, Palermo, per box vi.SOota.oO Oranges, Valencia, late, per box 3.5iM-oO Oranges, Naval, per box 2 Apart from the switching operations from July to the latter months there was little feature to the trade. The FIRES HERE CONSUMED value of $7,080,000. The common stock has no par value. The corporation proposes to do a brokerage business In stocks, bonds and other evi- of wheat is working smoothly and for the most part successfully.

The dispatch adds: "The new crop is now coming into $82,500 PROPERTY IN MAY ences of Indebtedness and to finance corporations. The fire loss In Brooklyn, according to the records kept by the Journal of the market. The total exports on government account to the 29th of May amounted to over 112,000 tons bushels). Favorable weather The directors include Charlos Peaches, per crate ouuu Ayer of Boston, John R. Freeman of Providence and Frank H.

Davis, Rich i.7 .12 conditions have materially contributed 1.75:43.00 ard M. Reed, Benjamin F. Yoakum Eatibllitieil 1888 Frankfort TruJl Company Main Office 166 Montague B'klyn. Fulton Si. Offices 569 Fulton B'klyn.

Market Branch: 68 Washington Avenue Kew rork Ofut 46 Wall Street to the success of the scheme. and Richard B. Young of Manhattan. Interest shown by refiners was very slim and there was no aggressiveness from speculative sources, although bearish opinions predominated. There appears to be a little export business doing, principally to England and France, also a scattered domestic demand, but the buying generally represents the takings for routine requirements.

Early cotton crop advices are generally favorable. Sales to noon, 6.800 barrels. Cotton Oil Quotations. (Reported by Aspeerren Produce Exchange, New York City.) Opening. 12 :00 Saturday 11:00 Call.

High. Low. Call. Close. "The final wheat forecast indicates Strawberries, per quart Pineayp.es, Porto Rico, per box.

MEATS. Beef-Steers, native, per pound Hindquarters, per Chucks, per pound crura WofttArn ner that the total wheat area of nearly Cleveland, June 8 Hayden, Miller 32,000,000 acres win give an aggre ami ..15 loxaii Co. have purchased, subject to the gate yield approximately of over approval of the Public Utilities Com CORN Easy Inactive Dull Exp. f.o.b. to ar lHi 79si 84 OATS Dull Dull Weak.

No.2, white, elev 55l2 od'Hj 58 RYE Easy Quiet teasy No.2 f.o.b. 129 130 129 FLOUR Dull Dull Weak. Minn, patent 6.75 7.05 7.65 Winter straight 6.50 6.65 6.90 LARD Dull Dull Weak Prime Western 9.55 9.60 9.55 PORK Dull Quiet Dull Old Mess 19.25 19.25 19.25 Ocean Freights Steady Dull Dull Liverpool 12d 12d 12d Receipts at Western Points. Flour. Wheat.

Corn. Oats. Pnrre's. PnshW. Bushels.

620.000 603,00 776,000 660,000 Shipments From Western Points. I lour. vi neat. Corn. Oats.

Wsrrels. vermis. Pijshels. BUHhela. Totals.

124,000 706,000 630.000 1,076.000 Receipts at Atlantic Ports. Flour. Wheat. Corn. Oata.

Parrels. Bushels. Bushels. Bushels. 77,000 341,000 117,000 169,000 Exports From Atlantic Ports.

Flour. Wheat. Corn. Oata Barrels. Bushels.

Bushels. Bushels. Totals. 220.000 176,000 17,000 9.000 i Oflicial Visible Supply. Wheat.

Corn. Oats. Total 18.1S5.000 11.053.000 11,386,000 Decrease. 894.000 1.742,000 1,100,000 Week's Grain Exports. Wheat.

Corn. Flour. Oats. Barrels. Bushels.

Bushels. Total 3.44H.S15 iSMH llei.RIH 1.4o4.665 Frev. 4.624. 8S5 1,414.992 2H0.S31 4,471,850 Grain Exports From July 1 to Juno 5. 1915.

1914. Increase. Wheat, bu lTS.l.VlSO 119,808,582 Flour, bbls 11,119,121 2,915,909 260,000 tons (382,667,000 bushels). The province giving the highest yield mission, a new issue or $500,000, one to five-year 6 per cent, collateral trust otes of the Ivorthern Ohio Traction is Punjab, with nearly 4,000,000 tons (149,000,000 bushels). Light Company.

"Purchases are proceeding steadily LAWYERS TITLE TRUST COMPADT Trust and Banking Dppartment, 14 Court 8treet. Title Department. SS Montague Street. Transacts a general banking and trust bust Bess, offers Its customers every facility consistent with good banking. Attention Is especially called to our Interest-bearing Certificates of Deposit for funds temporarily Idle.

SAFE DEPOSIT ltoVJOS FOR RENT. Commerce, was the second largest that has been reported during the current year, the largest loss being reported last month. The fires that occurred during the month of May amounted to due to a steamer (ire and the damage to a large quantity of cotton stored in South Brooklyn. To this should be added 15 per cent, for unreported small fires, which would bring the total amount of fire damage last month to $94,875, as compared with $140,070 In the previous month and a nominal Are loss in the corresponding month of last year. The total fire loss for the first flvev months of the current year has amounted to $340,995, as compared with a fire loss of $1,038,450 in the corresponding period of last year.

The following is a compilation of the loss by months during the current year as compared with that of last year: and prices are reduced to a level which gives the cultivators a reason PUBLIC UTILITIES STOCKS able profit without pressing too heav (Quoted by H. F. McConnell A Co 6.20-29 632 6.29 6.80-31 61-32 6.49 6-49 6-48-50 6.47 4 (j.fil) 659 6 60-61 6-58 tiO 6.6'3-4 6-63 6.63 6 63-65 6 63-65 65360 6-5468 65258 6.65 6 55 666-57 6.54-5-j 657 655 0.57-58 6.55-68 Pine ily on the consumer. Freights have Oircoi, i.u,, been engaged by the Indian wheat Bid. Asked Bid.

Asked. GasAEs.e.. 65 75 committee in London at a rate appre Am.Lt.Tr..317 322 ciably below those paid by Indian FIN'ANCIAIi. AmlLT.Tf..l08 110 shippers." Adlrond uaaE.S.pf. 79 15 10 N.O.L.ftP.pf jo XStatesPow.

27 N.StatesP.p. S2 OiarkP.ftW. 15 80 25 15 55 EO 20 AmuasiEl. LIVE STOCK MARKETS. Chicago, June 8 Hogs Receipts.

IB. 000 Am. steady. Bnli. light, 7.4Sa7.75 mixed, 7.35a7.72H", heavy, Si.05ai.65; rough.

si. pigs. ohi.9o. Am.P.L't.c... 45X 47U i'aclnc Pac.Gaa.pf..

Cattle itpceipm, i urra. oeei 83 Ateers. Western steers, S6.S0a8.lo; 17 20 Hindquarters, per pound Chucks, per pound 10 10J Rounds, fair to prime, per Veal, Mutton and Lamb-Calves, city, per pound 18 17 Calves, buttermilk, per VUfatUX Calves, Western, per pound 15 17 Lambs, spring, per pound 18 to'llK Lambs. Western, per pound i7 19 Sheep, per pound 1112 Pork, fresh cuts Bellies, per pound 1 S14 Butte. Boston, per pound 13 l3- Butts, boneless, per pound 14H01- Callas, per pound HH12 per pound 15 17 Loins, city, per pound 17 18 Loins, Western, per pound 13 16 Lard, compound, per pound 794 8 pure, per pound 10H10 pork, smaked Bacon, clear, per poun.d 17 WIS Bacon, rib, per pound 15 Callas, per pound 123)13 Hams, boiled, per pound 21 24 Hams, skinned, per pound 15 Hams, regular, per pound 15 16 Spare ribs, half sheets, ii.UJ Poultry, dressed Chickene, frozen, per pound 20 24 Broilers, frozen, per pound 25 Ducks, frozen, per pound 20 d'4i Ducks, L.

fresh, per 23 Fowl, fresh, per pound 19 ($20 Fowl, frozen, per pound l6Hi('-iO Geese, frozen, per pound Id tv'JJ Roosters, per pound 15 Turkeys, fancy, per pound 25 ($25 Turkeys, fair, per pound 2U latS-i Poultry, live-Broilers, spring, per pound 28 932 Ducks, Western, per pound iS (t cow and heifers, calves, SUPPLIES OF COTTON FOR RUSSIAN MILLS According to the Information received by the Central Cotton Committee of the Ministry of Trade and Industry, the question of supplying the Russian cotton industry with the necessary quantity of raw cotton is beinff solved in a satisfactory way, according to Consul General John H. Snodgrass of Moscow. From the beginning of the war to 1916. January 1340.995 February March 63.251) April 140.070 May 94.876 1S14. $710,700 Nominal 227,500 Nominal Nominal AmP.Ut.pf..

Am.W.&BI.. Am.W.iE.p. A.W&Elstp.. Cities CltlesSer.pf. MX 15 63 66 8914 P3 46X 4hH 60 64 79 83 .10 35 est as 7 9 19 22 61 t'5 63 64 6 t8 50 3 79 fc2 89 91 61 C7 70 75 60 60 15 18 68 Mi Sheep Receipts, tyiun; ateany.

sneep, so.iua Total bu. 63 66 73 8 bz 5(4 6 25 28 FIRST MORTGAGES Still hold first place with comervatin mvestori. TAX EXEMPT Amounts from $1,000 to $25,000. Pej-saeiit fusranteed by us. Interest Sfc net yVlEW YORK Jar Brooklyn, t.

OFFICES p0M Office Building. Jamaica. Capital, Surplus Profits Over $1,000,001 Kepub.Ry.p. S.C.Edison.. S.C.Ed, Stand.Gas..

Stand. G.pf. Tenn.RL&P. t'orn, nu Oats, bu 3S.O10.991 3.SM.994 34,195.997 8H.4-iS.145 12.398,825 74,067,320 20: lnmns. S7.7.taiu.4".

Ent Buffalo Cattle Receipts. ISO. Veals Receipts, 50; active; Hoes Receipts. 2.500: active. Heavy, Week's Provision Exports.

Pork, Bacon Hams, Lard, 6K 7), Com Pow.pf. mtneil, SfinS.Or,; Yorkers soil pigs, roucbs. etags, 2B the month of March there were sneep ana lamDs iteceipis, juu steaay un hanired. ODie, ins. lbs.

577 16.760,471 T.179,911 .2.519 10,881,393 6.288.455 .1,958 21.418,273 4.822.305 .2,371 6.082.525 7.574.38S brought from the cotton-producing Total wttk Previous wepk Two weeks ago. Cor. week Kansas City Hogs Receipts. 12,000: strong. si 46 '0 la 15 60 Em.D.Elos...

Em.D.Elpf Un.tL.&Ry.. 43 Un LiRyHt. 67 67 Utah 14 West.Power. 1.3 W.Powerpf.. 68 Bulk.

57.BOn7.7n: heavy, 7a7.50; psckers and butchers, light, pigs, ed.L.4T.... regions, 14,500,000 poods (261,000 short tons) of cotton, nearly 2,000,000 poods (36,000 tons) more than during the corresponding period of last year. 7.4'P. Fed. L4T.pt.

Cuttle Receipts. 8.000: steady. Prime fed Par valua aw. The amount of foreign raw cotton im steers. 8.70n8.90: dressed beef steers.

ssa8.85 Southern steer. cows, heifers. stoekers and feeders, bulls. S(la7: calves. Total 0340,995 11,038,460 The fire loss throughout the United States and Canada during the month of May amounted to $11,888,450, as compared with $15,507,800 last year and $17,225,850 in the preceding year.

The fire loss in the United States and Canada for the first five- months of the current year has reached a ttoal of $81,497,050, as compared with $103,670,250 in 1914 and $93,752,950 in 1913. 0 DECLARES REGULAR RATE. The regular monthly meeting of the stockholders of the Eagle Warehouse and Storage Company was held today and the regular semi-annual dividend of 2ij per cent, was declared. The dividend will be paid to stockholders on July 1 to those of record of June 26. ported during the above period reached 1,581,000 poods (29,000 tons).

BANKS. Sheen Receints. 5.000: steady. Lambs. S8.60 MINING NEWS B.

J. MacNamara has returned To this quantity must be added the supplies of cotton at the factories on Provision Exports From November 1 to June 5. 1914-15. 1913-14. Increase.

Pork, lbs 12,151, SdO 15.268,000 S.lH.ajo Baron, 202,614,485 219 258 7'' Lard, lbs 348,164,414 263,871,858 84,292,546 Decrease. Receipts at Lake and River. Ports for Week Ended June 5. Flour. Wheat.

Torn. Oats. Barrels. Busl: el F.Rushets. Totals iinn n.sxs.ono 2.2ii8.ono Trev.

2.493.0HO Cor. 1914 327.0(10 2, 977, 000 4,996 000 all. 30: yearllncs, Si.2oa9.25; wethers, S5.i5a7; ewes. Julv 1, 114. amounting to 6.000.000 PIMsbure Hogs Receipts.

1.000: stesdv. Heavies. heavy Yorkers. 8.05a8.10: poods (108,000 tons), and about from the property of the Santa Fe Mining and Smelting Company and reports that the company now has Fowls, light, per pound 18 Fowls, heavy, per pound 20 light Yorkers. SRnS.O.-,; nigs, 7.80a7.0n.

000,000 poods (18,000 tons) of cotton that remains unexported at Ferghana. Nhcep and lamhs Keeelpts, auu steady. Ton 13 Geese, per sneep. it Top jamns, 00 men employed in the mine and According to the above calculation. the total quantity of raw cotton that 14 smelters.

Operations during the last seven days of last month netted a could be placed at the disposal of the Calves Keeelpts. 100: steady. Top, fl0.25. Cincinnati Hogs Receipts, steady. PigR and lights, Cattle Receipts.

100; stesdv. Calves stesdy. Sheep Receipts. 1.900: steady; lambs steady. etv York Reeves.

975: 11 for slaughter: Pigeons, per pair Boosters, per pound Turkeys, per pound DA1R7 PRODUCTS. Butter, fresh creamery, per Factory, per pound Prints, per pound good profit. In a statement to be issued shortly it is expected that Shipments From Lake nnil River Ports for Week Ended June 5. Totals 711,000 3,1.7. 1, 992.0-10 2.297,000 The Nassau National Bank of Brooklyn Court Cor.

Joralemon St Capital $1,000,000 Surplus (earned) $1,000,000 This Eaak is ready at all times to meet promptly and liberally the requirements ol its customers as determined by the character of their business, financial reipoai. bility and battli baiancsi. MEMBER NEW YORK CLEARING HOOSI MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE BANK 30X331 good showing will be made. Prev. S.Tfi.rtno nominally steady dressed beef unchanged.

City dressed native sides. 12al4c. BROOKLYN SECURITIES Eggs, best candled, per Cor. 11)14 7.00 S.TICt.OO-.) 4.41VKW Xorthwest Wheat Receipts. The Tomboy Gold Mines Cnmnarw Calves Receipts.

40; ell ter market: feeling Western, candled, per dozen 25 strndy: dressed calres steady. city dressed under the management of the innay. ago. 1314. Case, per dozen Exploration Company.

of Lon- veals, loaiic; a rew li'ic; country dressed. 1211R-. Sheep sod lambs Receipts, 4.1:1.1: 11 cars on market steeflr. Sheen. culls.

Wbite Leghorn, per SEAFOOD. Blueflsh. per pound on, reports ror May: Mill ran twenty-Ine days; crushed 12,000 tons of ore Duluth. 44 4rt 74 Minneapolis 1" 115 ir2 Ohirpgo '-'4 219 47 4S Three 735 236 Wfnnipeg, cars 198 19 837 239 RAILROADS Bid. Asked, Atl.Av.5'31..1t)0 102 BklnCftNlst 100 Bkln City.

..173 17 PklnCitylst.lOOX 101 84 9B 12 (314 lambs, tis12: yenrllrgs. 7a0. BANKS Bid. Asked. Nassau Nat 195 210 Nat .270 285 North Sid.

.175 200 PeeplesNat, 133 145 Public 175 leldlng bullion valued at Clams. Mule Neck, per 100 Hogs Receipts. 1.12i no sales on live weight: concentrates shipped. $55,500: total feeling weak. Hard, per basket Hoft, per 10O Russian factories up to April 1 was 23,081,000 poods (416,000 tons), which nearly reaches the amount of cotton consumed by them per annum.

The stoppage of production at the Lodz factories is compensated by the increased requirements of cotton in the other manufacturing districts, and the total consumption remains practically the same. Consequently, according to the data of the Ministry of Trade and Industry, the Russian cotton industry must be considered as having sufficient supplies of cotton to last until July at least. The delivery of cotton of this year's crop will begin in October. Therefore, the important question now is to obtain the amount of cotton required between July 1 and October 1, which is estimated at 6,000,000 poods tons). Half of this amount has 103.000: expenses, $60,500: nrnflt 42.500; profit from other sources! Codfish, per pound Croakers, per pound TRAN'SFFRS AXD DIVIDENDS.

1,190. Additions to the List Today. 100 100 74 1113 105 Boston. June 8 Information from Company and Dlv. Payable.

Close. Open. B. tWEg. 07 Coney LAB.

00 C. I.AB.lst. 80 Nassau 4s N'aesaulst6s 101 05 XYConBypf 05 St'nwyRyns 9 Alb Susq 4'4 July 1 June 15 July 1 the West is that a double shift of men .11 Mi .04 .14 .11 .0 .115 13 Herring, per pound Butterfish, per pound Eels, per pound Finnan Hcddle, per pound Flounders, per pound Haddock 135 87 1 15 00 18 45 Allegheny West State 120 FERRY COS. Brooklyn s. 93 Brooklyn 6s N.Y.&E.R..

10 N.Y.4E.R.5 45 10 Mthft2SdSt5 40 Union Ferry 33 as oeen started on the new TItah THK CORN EXCHANGE BAN MOW YORK Capital nnd Snrrlus 10.O00.OO BntXIKl.y.'V HRA'C'HES Itrnoklyn Hranob Court snd Jorulemon Sta. Flstbush Ave. Branch 10 ft 21 Flntbush Aa, Oreenpolnt Branch A Msuh-ittan Ayea. Myrtle Ave. Branch Myrtle Ave.

and B'way Booth Brooklyn Branch. 79 Hamilton Avej guar 3 a July IS Bingham mine. The headings are Appleton Co 5 a a. June 16 June 7 103 Case Thresh Mach ow showing sulphides and Conner Hake, per pound ILLUMINATING CO pf 1 July 38 Chi A- 2 Halllbut, green, per pound Kingnsh, per pound 5 s.Tune 14 25 sjune 19 6 19 indicating the proximity of the sulphide ore-bearing zone. The company for this reason is pushing the Dot.

Hillsdale UnlonF'yos. f)9 lOt MISCELLANEOUS 2 a July Lobsters, per pound Two days. Minneapolis wheat stocks decreased bushels in thrpe day. Kuropoan Visible. Rroomhall reported the Kuropean visible supply of whfat this werk at Ss.72R,iOi.

showing an increase of l.i'24,W hushfls. Last wppk (here was a rlecrrase of bushels ami last year a ''IprrpaFe of 3.1'Vt.rmfl hushels and ihe total to 73.7tVirt) bufhels. Wheat in the ofTVuil American visible, with Rrooin-hall's of th amount in ami afloat for Impp, hov a ehlecrrase of Imshels for the past upp1, comparing with a decrease r.f last week and a decrease of last year. IJvcrpool Weak. Brnnmhall rahlrd that wraknrss In America and Wtnnip-e yestf-rdar and )a -k of demand eren nt ivrt-ssfon in pri-s rauwd a Rcm-i-al liavy decline In Ihe Liverpool wheat nnirket tmlay.

Sport nim-kef very weak. to id If.wer, with the rarco market weak, plates and winters frl Uiwrr Manirolias lower and Indian alimwf Us lower! There I no ronfldeni'p In nieps ciwlng to near! res tif the Kuroiein harvest, expectations of lirp yield In A inert. -a. tdirf in tlm early movepnrnt if new winter, anil larce Indian offers Det Mack pf Mackerel, large, each orK as last as possinie. The min he Acad Music.

9 13 BklnBorGas 95 110 1st as. 1)5 100 H5 99 Edison 87 87i KgsCoElec.12 124 Kings Co 5s.l0: Do.pur.6s. llOU 113 Do. con. 6s 1-0 l'Jl July 6 1 'June 15 1 Jun 12 perch, per pound Pollock, per pound a luiy Dom Glas pf 1 i July superintendent expects to g5t Into the shipping ore in about a month from date.

DIVIDENDS. Roe shad, each Shad roe. per pair Holllnger (ioid Jlln 4 4th weekly 17 "June 10 K-on CltV A i Buck shad, eaen A dispatch from Salisbury tn the Cut shad, each July i 1)7 .80 .60 .13 .10 .76 .08 1 June lfi 1 'June is 1 'June 1 1 Mune 15 Charlotte Observer, says that Judge Shaw has appointed a receiver for the Salmon bea Bass, per pound Sea trout, per pouna oia fun uonsonaatea company. TO THK OF THK EAGLE AKKIIOl 'HE A STOK.V.E At regular monthly meeting of the Directors of the KaKle Warehouse und Storage Company of Brooklyn, held Tuesday, June Sth, 1 3 1 It wan Itesolvrd. That a penil-annnal dividend or.

bp declared, payable to all stockholders of record on July 1st. 1'JU. and it waa turther Resolved. That the books of the Company rlose on June 25th and re-open on July 131o. GVXNiaoX.

Secretary. pf trust ctfs lq.July KresRA. SS com 3n. July Kregse. SS pf 1 Man.

Ry 1 '1 'uly Morris Kssex a Inly NY Hart comR.July A- llarl pf 5. July Y. Lack Vi'est in July ft crabd. per dozen July 1 164 03 11 95 20 285 78 87 fit S.V.i 110 400 14, 290 105 150 208 5 188 btr.peu 0J38. per pouna per pound 1 June 7 1 "Juno 15 1 'June 15 1 June 15 118 65 75 160 490 145 6U 1500 ii's yjj bO '390 RAILROAD GROSS EARNINGS.

r'hana-es. 1315. Increase. ANN ARBOR. "i market -Easier Ameri'-an I tii 1 hy with en a nd fa hie tlm Are'tiiine.

with IMatP f.i eahles, fsyi: weather in LOCAL FEED MARKET Am 150 Am.Chlc.pf. 80 A.D.T.Bkln Atlantto DX 85 Bkn.Devel't 10 BondiM.O. 270 Bkn. Storage 55 Bush. 8i Bush.

Ter. 6s 85 Bush.Ter.Bj 83 EagleWare. 101) E. W. BIIsS.875 E.W.Bllsspfl35 Fid.Ph'nix..270 FirstMtg.d.

90 BklnSafeDe 130 HomeT.Ins. 195 Kings 65 Law'vaMtf 18S ULSafeDeplll) Na.Llcorlce. 40 Na.Llc.pf... 75 N.Y.MortaT..123 N.Y.Tltie... 42 Ry.

Secur'ySafe 113 30 Wmsb.F.Insl2a Life Ins Tr 20 June 10 pot Ft Wavne Fourth week May $1,074 r.d lowrr and Plate spots Ud lnwpp, eaused the already neen purchased in the United and is at the ports of Vladivostok and Archangel, or on its way to Russia. Negotiations are now being conducted concerning the 3.000.-000 poods (54.000 tons) of raw cotton still required, one American firm, it is said, proposing to sell 1,500,000 poods 27,000 tons) on credit for three years, on condition of a Government guaranty. The Ministry of Finance is investigating this proposition. SI XLY JCRY ES. Washington, June 8 The jury In the case of Daniel J.

tiully of New York. who brought Ruit in the Supreme t'ourt of the District of Columbia, against John Havs Hammond to recover $1,500,000 for alleged violation of a contract, was discharged late yesterday because of its failure to reach an agreement. The jury had been out more than 24 hours. Hearing of the suit was begun three weets ago. In presenting hia case Sully charged Hammond with failure to live up to the provisions of an agreement by which the latter was to finance the manufacturing of a cotton ginning process which Sully prompted.

Hay. per iui ivs $1.35 onth 194. esn rom July 1 2.1:4.479 ln.stT No. 1 1.30 Do. con.

4s 116 45 60 TRUST 144 470 Citizera 1.17 .250 205 ivh.gr, 600 I.avvy' 112 Peoples 2HU Queens ,0 Title 11 T.3,5 HANKS Coney IsPd. l.t.i Corn First Flatbush. ...1:15 Homestead Hillside i05 14u Montauk derlttie. Areenttna nur neurit fttvnrahie, hi'iz h-ii- at her raMi 11. No.

'1 clover, mixed June 12 June 15 June 15 HAVANA ELECTRIC RAILWAY, L1UHT ND POWER. 'eek 6 $.51. R00 i-n July July July Chi guar I 6 Pitts Ft Wayne Chi spl guar 1 4q. July 1 Renssalaer Sara toga 4 July 1 'ith reejiinjr KreMsinjr, and -t i- parts. ef whit In T.nfldMUiy vr- l.t!5 1.22 .971, i.eu l.bU 1.69 Straw, per 100 lbs Oata, white, per the ii'race will Ti.t A vrr hrn re larger tlia 11 la -t yi From January 1 1.1M.713 75.994 RIOaT.RANDE SOUTHERN.

Hn: nnd Amerienn Corn, per bag Fourth nek May M2.547 193 Riordan Pulp pf 1 30 19 Trust 25 a. July 1 June 19 July 1 wan wak tli wen s. 1 'i weather pfpvnili demand, flue Cracked, per Bran, per bag 1.40 Fine feed, per bag 1.60 150 308 265 145 160 115 120 150 130 Month 44, tis as 4 From July 1 508. .116 CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN. Fourth week May 1273.298 S0.j:7 Month 1.074.832 "22.210 Stock of record.

GREAT LAKES TO GIIjF. New Orleans, June 8 The arrival here today of the steamhout Steel City, from La f-'alle, 111., with a cargo of merchandise shipped to New Orleans 1 hy Chicago manufacturers marked the beginning of what is expected to be a regular freight service by water from the Great Lakes to the Gulf. An informal reception tomorrow aboard the steamer will be attended by city off!" cials and a committee from the Association of Commerce and the Board (4 Trade. 83 135 62 105 "bo 174 From July 1 12.725.865 Mis. (155 COPPER SHARE MARKET.

Harvey A. Willis 32 Broadway, Broomiiiill's orfisn Crop Stimmnry. t'nited Ktmidom-Wheat dolne well, with The weather ion dry. The outlook for other crops I fii'r, Frani-e 1 i up a nd prospprtu exel-I'Tit 011 ledm-ed ii.rencp. ThN redifTton will tH I rifi ly in Hie yield.

r. ieineKR lj tniriiH nf. H'eHihn- favorable. Offleinl rliilmn ttmt uupiillts ot breadstuff and potatoes are I1KNV CR AM) BAljl A. A O.

IV Fourth week May 341.000 111.049 Month 127.300 17.788 MILLERS CTT FLOUR PRICES. Mlnncapolic, June 8 Millers have cut pricos ir flour 20c a barrel to $7.30 a barrel for standard spring patents. have Issued for free distribution some Interesting data on the Copper Share From July 1 1,499,942 422,046 New stock. For listed Brooklyn aecurltlea i Market, actions, Decrease,.