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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-10-28
At
DYSPEPSIA
BY Simply Using Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablet After Any Meal You
Want to Eat. a

1t sounds almost ridiculous to
think of eating a big meal without
pain and discomfort afterwards,
doesn't it? Well, try this simple rem
edy and demonstrate its truth. You
know that II men "a jury decide the
laws of our land. Not only have u
men o. KID Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let's, but hundreds of thousands as
well.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-10-28

All you who have torpid liver,
weak digestion or constipated bowels
look out for chills. The season is
here and the air is full of the dis
ease germs. The best thing to do
is to get your liver in good condi.,
ton and purify the stomach and
bowels. HERBINE is the right rem
edy, il answers the purpose COM
pletely. Price soc. Sold by Bomar
Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-10-28
HEADACHE GONE! NO
PAIN OR NEURALGIA
Don't Suffer- Get a 1o-cent package
of Or. James Headache Powders
and stop Headache or Neu-
ralgia Pain.

When your head aches you simply
must have relief or you will so wild.
It's needless to suffer when you can
take a remedy like DR.. James Head
ache Powders and relieve the pain
and neuralgia at once. Send some
one to the drug store now for a
dime package of DR.. James Head
ache Powders. Don't suffer In a
few moments you will feel fine
headache gone-no more neuralgia
pain.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-10-28

Tickling in the throat, hoarseness,
loss of voice, indicate the need Of
BALLARD'S HORBHOUND SYRUP.
1t eases the lungs, quiets the cough
and restores health in the bronchial
tubes. Prices Csc, soc, and 800
per bottle. Sold by Bomar Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-10-28
Provisions of Law.

"In the past the majority of charg
es that have been made of unfair
elections have been directed against
the election counters. Our law pro-
vides:
"'At a meeting of the precinct
election board. on Friday, preceding
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
THE CURB MARKET.

Two new issues were admitted to quo
tation on the curb yesterday These were
the when. II and as issued" convertible
So Of the southern Pacific. which ranged
between 1927, and lo3is. and the sub
scription rights which were quoted be-
tween s, and n.
Yesterdays trading was on a more ac-
tive scale and prices fuctuated irregu
larry. Brtish-American Tobacco was
firm, both the old and new stock adj
vancing " point to 24h. United Cigai
Stores yielded y to 92A. Maxwell
Motors shares were heavy. Rker and
Hegeman was firmer, selling at and
SM.
standard Oil shares displayed further
weakness in the early session, but clos
ing prices were generally above the low
OF the day. Atlantic Refining scored u
further loss to go. closing at dsj. of
81 points standard OH of California
ranged between 293 and sos. Standard
oil OF New Jersey closed weak. or
points at 4l4: standard oil OF Kentucky,
new, fell points to 2os and standard
OIL OF New York receded . points TO 1872
Indiana Pipe Line rose points to 100
Anglo American oil yielded ~ to l6'>
Prairie OIL and Gas eased to %94 am
Union Tank Line sold between 1Ol n and
80.
Transactions IN detail In the market
Yesterday we're as follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11

A convertible bond is bought without
prejudice. This fact was brought rather
drastically To- the attention OF the holder
of the Union Pacific convcrtibles only re-
Gently. The terms OF the new Southern
Pacific issue as reported have scarcely
helped the market for the old convertible
tours of the same company. obviously
the position OF these bonds. which possess
a call on the stock at 1870. IL not improved
by the prospect OF new 8 per cent. Is
sue having a call on the stock at par az
IL now stated. The recent advance of
the convertible Is above 90 was undoubt-
eddy due principally To their merits az a
per cent. bond, since the conversion point
was hardly near enough TO exercise much
OF an influence. This rise. IL may be
noted. also occurred despite some selling
by holders. who thought 1t we'll to trans
fer into the stock when IL was selling
around So. The present reaction in the
bonds IL attributed to selling by holders
who 'sh to exchange into the new issue
of bonds because OF the greater attractive
ness OF the convertible privilege Theo-
retica'ly the convertible privilege should
tend to hold up the ~ selling at present
prices and prevent the price OF the new
corvcrtibles from going too far above
par. But in the present case the widen
ing of the disparity between the two L.
sues may increase as long az the better
conversion opportunity in the one Ia not
onset by a greater interest return on the
other.
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Baltimore and ohio dropped below 90
on the announcement OF the Union Pacific
special distribution The fan was &C.
big Increase In the supply Of the stock 4 :
a result Of liquidation by m. henehciari,s
OF the "melon." Subsequently Il recov-
cred sharply to 90 when II was realize
that general selling Of the newly released
stock was by no means a certainty. Bu:
the advance was not held Yesterdays
low price Of als. was made after period
NJ rather persistent selllTy indicating per
haps that the former hypothesis had not
been completely abandoned. II ls pointed
ont that while II is safe TO say that the
Union Pacific stockholders as a general
rule will not sell their Baltimore and Ohc
AZ once. particularly II low prices should
no made In Just that expectation. some
selling of a more or less forced character
might come from the former convertible
hondholdcrs who surrendered their bonds
for conversion slmDly to take advantage
If the special distribution This CONVEX
sion movement is proceeding continuously
lust now. II has been mentioned "a n
,oss'b'. check on the upward tendency OF
Union Pacific also. OF course the bond
holder who converts now simply eS-
changes his bond for Il stock certificate
Put some Of this stock newly BROUGHT int,
circulation may he held by institutions o.
Individuals who for some reason or other
do not care to carry stock H. that case
much Of Il may come 20 narke. after
March 2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
BrOuI In btea,

In q certain well known Wan Street
commission house an eplgram has been
to the effect that the future
OF the Third Avenue lies In the Bronx
birth rate For the benefit OF those who
do not Immediately grasp the profundlt!
OF this idea and Its extraordinary posi-
blities a little explanation may be necss-
sary. The Third Avenue has "A whole net
work OF surface lines covering what used
TO be called the annexed district" Of
New York before The Bronx was brough;
within the municipal jurisdiction OF the
city. The development OF this portion OF
the metropolis in recent years has been
enormously rapid Actually the popula-
ton has grown by leaps and bounds. II
seems that the chief economic value OF
"furthaSt New York; IL the fact that IL Is
the greatest human breeding ground In
the country. To the imagination that il
at all active birth statistics and NOR; atty
tables will not be needed to picture teem-
ing millions of prospective travellers ON
the Third Avenue Hut FOR the benefit OF
the still doubling il may he said that In
the office of the firm in question there is
an elaborate and beautifully executed
map OF this remarkable district which
shows at a glance how the once desp!sed
"huckeberry lines" are eventually TO pro-
vide tho Third Avenue with all the traffic
IL can bear.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
THE MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee Gsins slightly on short
Covering.

The continued apathy OF the leading
speculative interests Was reflected IN the
narrow and featureless business done in
coffee Yesterday. European markets We're
higher. which, according To some OF the
cable adviCes. was due to the support OF
bulls. That development, however. served
to provoke n scattering demand from
shorts, resulting in an early advance or
6 TO : points owing to the fact that
offerings were thin this gain was sub
stantially retained up 20 the close Trans
actions totalled 1890 bags.
Brazilian cables reported IA light falling
off in receipts at primary points. Kahn was
reported in all Of the i've Sac Paulo dis
tricts
The Hamburg market opened a 10 y
FIR. higher. Hamburg started unchanged
to l. pfg. higher and finished !. pig. net
higher. Rio No : was ~ reis lower. at
$4,000. At Santos No. was 30 refs
higher at $500. while No. there was
unchanged Mt $4,000. Rio and Santos
receipts for two days were $4,000 bags.
against 81 900 for three days last year.
Sac Paulo had 10000 bags for two
DAYS against 1900 for two days last
year. Jundiahy had 10000 bags for two
DAYS. compared with 5000 for two days
last year.
New York and New orleans warehouse
deliveries OF Brazilian coffee on Monday
were 2o,OIO bags, against 1869 on the
same day last week
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Wheat Advances on Decrease In Wis.,
ible supply.

Snort covering impaired fair degree
OF strength 70 the wheat market yester-
nay, following the announcement OF a
ollllsh visible statement. This reported
decrease OF more than 100000 bushels
IN Inc worlds wheat supply, which was
Considerably larger than expected.
Hnnors NJ larger export business also
'eha'd To Increase speculative demand
ana adY.ees to commission houses said
.aat there was further good buying of
Nthraska sheat. Country offerings were
ta!d TO nave been lighter.
Values ruled a little easier In the early
Uad.Hg on the more favorable weather re-
ports from the Southwest. There were
many reassuring dispatches concerning
we effect Of the cold wave. which II was
said caused Inconsiderable damage to the
winter wheat crop Cables were without
particular feature. Liverpool was some
"hAl easier early on the favorable Euro
pedH crop advices.
IN 80 moved within an extremely mar
TOW range UP to the final hour OF trading.
wAen there was an advance OF about Nc.
c'aIny due to the covering OF shorts.
~ the close the market was relatively
tNorg, with values at their highest levels
Corn moved up about NC. with wheat
enn closed at the best prices Of the Gay.
country movement was lighter. but cash
uemsnd was reported az thin. Oats gained
&C. 10 l2c. In sympathy with wheat ana
com There we're reports OF better
essh demand and II was also stated that
export inquiry was broader, this applying
10 Canadian oats.
!. 6radstr'ers visible showed wheat In
Me United States east OF the Rockies de-
creased 100000 bushels; wheat west OF
Tie Rockies decreased 10000 bushels
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
WIRELESS PLANTS ENJ0INED.
TeIefunken Apparatus Used by At
Iautic Co. Called Infringement.

An injunction was granted by Judge
julius NJ Mayer In the United States Dis
trict Court yesterday restrain ng the
Atlantic Communication Company from
Installing wireless stations equipped with
the apparatus Of the German T.lefunken
Company during the pendency OF AN in
fir nEement suit brought against the
Atlantic company by the receivers of the
National Electric Signalling Company.
The litigation Involves over million dol
lars
The stations installed by the Atlantic
company AT New York and Sayvillc, l.. l..
however. are allowed TO operate beca use.
"a Judge Mayer pointed out, they may
serve as "a means OF averting great loss
apply to III. stations being equipped 10y
the Atlantic company for the Government
at several naval stations.
The complainant Is required TO flo &
bond OF $780, 600 To indemnify the defendant
against loss through the injunction in case
the defendant wins the suit
The complainant asserts that II controls
the patents OF Reginald A, Fesscnden
These patents were adjudged valid by the
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
last October but In spite of the court 8
decision the plaintiffs contend that the
defendant company still uses the Tele-
funken apparatus, which Ia OF II similar
construction. The plaintiffs ask "A per
manent injunction and an accounting OF
the profits,
The defendants contend that there Is
nothing new in the Fessenden appa ratus,
and that therefore the patents are In
valid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The pennsylyania Railroad ComIsny mas
sold TO New York bankers o2,66s,00o bonds
as follows: Si,tss, 900 Cincinnati and Mus
kineum valley Railroad nrst mortgage per
cent bonds due August l, 1913 guaranteed
principal and interest by the Pennsyiyania
company: ssa2 900 Cleveland. Akron and
Columbus hrst consolidated mortgage 4 per
cent bonds due August l. 1910, guaranteed
principal and interest by the Pennsylvania
company. and also t2ss 900 South west Penn
sylvania hrst mortgage IA. due February
/, 1917. assumed by tho Pennsylvania Rail
road Company
At the stockholders' Meeting Of the Allan.
tic Mutual Insurance Company Nicholas
Biddle, Charles A, Peabody. Edmund l..
Raylies and samuel Sloan we're elected as
new members OF the board OF trustees Va
cances had been caused by the resigna ton
of Cornelius N, Bliss. Jr., ana the death of
Vernon II, Brown.
Al the annual meeting Of the Schuyikill
Navigation Company J, Y. Hare was elected
secretary In place OF W. q. Brown. resigned,
and John $, sneed was elected assistant seq
rotary,
II Is said that practically all of the 5000
shares OF International Nickel Company
common stock. voting trust certificates.
offered for subscription to employees at ITO.
have been subscribed for, OF the 1000 per
sons On the company's payroll, 20 per cent.
subscribed for their allotment of shares
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER There was an advance of -. 90
The higher grades of ircsh creamery bI,ing
hrmer. Under the call OF the Mercantile EN
Oh ange yesterday = tubs creamery extras sold
with sales al ecd27c while the of Grades are
q, shade frmer they are s'lli a DRAG Oh the
Packing stock SLOW Pricc- folio" Creamery
extras. 20! sc nrs's. .'l..c secouls 3s's
s2S'1c held extras. 2, i2'gy; hrsls 25'2G,sc
State dairy finest. .6'zJ2,c good TO prime
.la2Gc. PROCESS extras. 81. ~. hrs,s. 40
?lsc ladies' current hrsts, .ohS - packnd
stock, current make No. =, l''' no s. leo
CHEESE. Dealers ar. stul urging she sal- Of
medium ard lover srsde. WIN some In ,.'.i.
are held firmly under steady dtWdliu hr
ceip,s of ircsh MAKES Of ayerasr Hua.iv are
white specials. i,ulNigc Coorrd ere, iais 10
lst.C average fancy, l'yNlt'.r uhHersr"fA
,yls'.c base ,,c Hrl1 P sr,a i Choice '" lbs
i2lac skims fresh good TO choice le'sail'sc'
poor 20 far, 6plc' .-....-,.,,. ,,.,,,...,
EGGS An grades OF eggs materially declined
High grade stock tcll of Be-, with trade dl'l
The advance OF L. MONDAY Was shorl lived
Receipts we're large aud even when offered az
stock was carried over. On the exchange l1
cases of indiana hrs,- SOD a. ,,s,' NY ther.
good to ncne rcGasr ps,Ensas , on i~G MAI
gathered. extras, 2sQ3lc extra hr-. Use
hrsla 80 -7'gc seconds. @'sH'6sc lennsyI
fancy. 3;G3Sc hruuery browns .sd31c
brown and mixed 'oors 21'7a2s'gr retr.sers
TOR uutst 9IC far 10 good, ..H2ic Lover
grades lgU-lC EurOpeAu. fresh, 70 tolNi
10 case, fsir to prime, % I-Jc. Refrigerator.
1--WE 'pOi'ITRY Receipts to day wrr. ~
r,rs WestcTn, Southwestern and cars South
ern 10y freleht, with few scattering coops ~
express kr,clpts are moderate. NIlh l. Tar
drmand and firm feeling On fowls WhIcl
viii mean higher marKet. Due to unsettlec
conditI uns no uuOlHt IONS can ho gwen
DRESSED POI L1RI Market "a dead dull
Reoetpts are light. with no change IN prices
The faw fresh killed turkeys thht arrive are
not desirable II roasting chickens we're fancy
and soft mea,ed they would command a IRE
MUM, but as II IA th'y ar" arriving coarse
and Stacy and not ~ demand barreller
fowls are IN far demand, but boxed HocA
continues slow Ducks and geese Jun squads
Gunras very dull The only inleics, on tho
market seems 10 he for frozen turkeys and
CHI cliens. which command D. aslonal sales
line OF three carloads of milk fed chickens
changed hands At iar tOr q a 80 lbs and iai.c
Tor i2at7 lbs with boxed t"'''.ys selling ~
ana movement FOR cu,Ceu, con-umption ~nl
not be noticeable for some time Quotaticns
are Turkeys, Western dry plrstr svS.c-s
hest .Sl@i, Western -,Alded, fancy, 30
Ohio md Michigan, 2tc Texas avrTsge hest
dry picked. 99'gc. philadelphia hroers, III, a..
each, SOa2ac box pa' kcd WeH,ern fowls dozer
IN box 60 lbs and over, lt.".; under 80 lbs,
, i,,sc barrcllcd stock, dry clicked his cR,h
i've lbs and under, i5m'6'go scaldcd l6h'
i1iic old ronstcrs, l3tgc SQUADS. prime white.
10 lbs TO dozen per dozen, 50 30; his, s.
tdiSi. lbs s. i5Gs3; dark. u 70. CHpous PhiIa
, dciphia, sGlO his 2sg3oc. /; Ohio, 2ld@.c weet
ern slps Hvlsc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
QUEENS LINE TO ADD TO STOCK.
Public service Commission same
tiOns Increase Of R705,OOO.

Tho Manhattan and Queens Traction
Corporation which runs trolley ears over
the Ques nsboro Bridge and on several
lines In Queens, got permission from tho
Public Service Commission yesterday to
issue S765, 000 in capital stock 1t wanted
to issue 1880, 600 In stock and 81 500, 600
IN bonds. The commission deferred action
on the bond issue until the corporation
shall have filed it's proposed mortgage of
so. 900. 900, with the consent Of stock
holders.
The purpose OF the stock issue In 10
acquire property and 20 construct, com.
plete, extend or improve facilities, The
issue must be mado by June 80
the Manhattan and Queens Traction
Corporation succeeded the old South Shore
Traction Company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
THE STEEL MARKET.
steel Corporations Unhlled Tonnage
ShOvs Increase.

In Its regular monthly statement is
sued yesterday the Steel Corporation re-
ported untitled tonnage on its books on
January 81 at 4.6i3,6s0 tons. an increase
of 33i.5'2 tons as compared with Deem
Der 81. 1913. The fcures were accepted
as indicating a distinct improve ment In
the volume of buying since the first OF the
year, but they also sug gested that a good
many OF the recent stories from steel
manufacturing centres claiming that mills
were operating at close to full capacity
were utterly sroundless.
The Steel Corporations record OF I'M
Allied tonnage by months from June 30.
1910. up TO January 81, 1918, is shown In
the following table:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston. Feb 10.-The local market vas
dull. with prices irregular. The copper
stocks were prominent, being the only
active feature. They were generally
frmer In tone. Utah Consolidated Jumped
two points to IL on the unexpected an
nouncement OF 81 dividend Tamarack
advanced ~, to 3sia Quincy gained
-. to 67N. while Ahmeek declined 3.
American Telephone and Telegraph de-
clined IA, to 100. American sugar
dropped Ia, to 1864. with recovery to
1861. United Shoe was steady. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
PROPOSALS..
MADISON RIVER POWER co.

The Madison River Power company pUr
suant TO the terms OF it, FNst Mortgage
dated February l2o5 has deposited with
sum Of t3i.3olF> ~ a payment into the
sinking Fund mentioned therein Proposals
for tho sale OF bond. sufficient 20 absorb
such sum are hereby invited. All proposals
must be IA seCurrly sealed envelopes ad.
dressed 10 the undersigned ana marked
Madison River Power COMPANY. Proposal
Cor sinking Fund and must be delivered az
the ONCE ~ the IN iorsrned IS Cedar street.
New YORK city, prior t. ~ noon. February
18Th, 1914 The right IL reserved TO re.ert
any application deemed by tre Undersigned
not 20 hlyS been made IN good faiIh % IN
accordance With the RNnv"
New York dated February +th igli
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE * TRUST
COMPANY Trustee,
CALVERT BREWER. vice President.
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To the Holders Of First and Refundins Mort
gage Thirty Year Five Fer Cent. Gold
Bonds of the Princeton Light. Heat and
InMer lnm nnt V. Dne Eehruarx lsi. 1879.

The Equitable TT -, Company OF New YORK,
as successor ny merger to The Trust Com
pany Of America. Trustee. under the mort
gage OF the Princeton Light. Heat and
Power Company, dated February LIST. 1909.
hereby invites PROPOSALS for the sal. to IL
under the provisions 81 .aid mortgage Of as
many bonds secured thereby as viii exhaust
The sum u Three Thousand Two Hundred
aud $500 H3.eoo"51 Dollars. At p-lce not
exceeding loss and accrued Interest
sealed proposals wi! 30 opened at the
oN!ce OF the uui' rslsued. No. 81 Wall street
New York CRY, a. H. O'Clock, uoUn. on Feb
ruary isih, 1914, and should be endorsed
Proposals n the sinking Fund Of The Prince
ton Light Heat ard Power Company" The
right s. reserved 60 reject any and all tenders
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY or
NEW YORK Successor Trustee.
BY LYMAN RHOADES. Vice President
Dated New York. February 2nd, 1914
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To all creditors of the Idaho Railway. Light
4 Enu or llnnnanA.

NOTICE Is HEnEHi GIVEN pursuant to
an order OF the United States District CourJ
for the District of Idaho Southern Division.
In cause therein pending where the Guar
dnty Trust Company If New York IL plain
TN. and said Idaho Railway Light Power
Company, e. al, are defendants being cause
No 40 mo. i6s. Westinghouse Electric &
Manufacturing Company V. Idaho Railway.
Light Power Company. Consolidated) tina.
all creditors having claims for preferences
not heretofore allowed on account OF claims
arising from the operations OF said Company
prior to December cara. l?i3 the date Of
appointment Of receiver therein, which are
proper TO be paid expenses OF operation
ana current and unpaid pHyrolls and vouCh-
erS. and supply accounts, Incurred In the
operation OF said property at any time within
six months prior to said order. are directed
TO hle their claims with said receiver on or
BEFORE the 3Oth day Of April, 19li and all
other creditors are directed TO intervene In
said cause within a like date on or before
the same date, and all claims not 20 pre-.
scented By nlins with the receiver or inter-
yention within said time shalt be barred
from any participation IA the assets ~ the
receivershlp estate
Dated January 29th 1914
RN ORDER OF THE COURT
Signed q. =. +. MARKHrS.
Receiver
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
BI>GHAMTON LIGHT HEAT 4 POWER
COMPANY FIRST REFUNDi>G

Proposals ptl L." p -itci Hy tho under
signed un'il and in,'IIiUr February. 20tt.
count co.; tho shaking Fali .-Dltrf jv M
First Refund.ng MortgtE" 90 the bingham
ton Liyht, Heit 4 Power Cnmp1uy. dated
july l-t. 1909. OF bombs secs 'tl ny saic
mortgage 10 an amount suf1riep; 20 eXhaus'
the sum Of seven thousand TWO hundred and
forty nine ant "--lVU dollars s., gl19it.
UNITED STATES TRt ST COMPANY or
NEW YORK. Trustee.
Ey WILLIAMSON pkl.l. Assistant secretary
Dated. Falrll., 3 i4Nf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11

Wheat-No. 1 Northern at Minneapolis,
9l%c. No. 1 Northern spring f. O. b. to
arrive. Sl.03ia No. red {. o. b., I.02; ;
No. hard T. o. b. to arrive. Sl.0l y {;
No. Manitoba (. o. b.. sl.02A. Corn
No. 3 yellow prompt shipment. 6gAc., c. |. E.
domestic new export to arrive T. o. b..
6Sac. Oats-No. 2 white. 40 a +5 l.c. !;
No. white. i4mf4igc. standards. i2la
6r45c. Barley--Malt. g. l. T. Buffalo.
64u7sc. Rye-No. Western, 81 i2c.
F1our-Spring ratents. Si.50Ts5.l5;
spring clears. s3.S0us4.t5: Kansas
straights, SI.15GS44J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
s7,OOO,OOO bond OG.ri.w.

Lee, Higgnson 4 Co. are Offering
s7.000,Ooo ten year per cent. convertible
bonds of the American Agricultural
Chemical Company ut 97L. The bonds
are part of total Issue of $4,000. 900.
and will be convertible into common
stock any time at par
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11

Sugar--Refncrs took all the offerings
nj the old spot bass OF 3.4Sc. yesterday.
which impeled holders 10 make the ask
Ing price aisle. About 10000 bags were
taken for March shipment. which makes
the basis on the new duty 3.l3R cents.