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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02
International Navigation Company
First Mortgage Sinking Fund Five Per Cent Gold Bonds
Dated February /, 1899; Due February I, 1929
(OF NEW JERSEY)

The Mercantile Marine Company formerly international
Jersey has announced that the European
OF Red
condition OF transportation Is I'M
situation the determined 10 d
Oneha Mortgage and Collateral trust
Bonds which matured October 1, 1914
probable default by the Company in payment OF
its First Mortgage Sinking tund rive
Gold believed that the bondhod should unite IN
prompt the protection OF their interests Az inc
OF said bonds the undersigned nave
Committee the Bondhoders eng the right 10
agreement 18th day of November 1914 has been
prepared.
Holders requested deposit the at once In
with February l. tytS
subsequent coupons Fidelity Company Of the City OF Pha
ph said agreement with the Bankers Trust
Company the the Depository In the City OF New YORK. Cerun
of deposit will be issued for all bonds deposited
ANY stamp tax imposed upon the transfer of registered bonds will be
the bonds are deposited
Signatures bonds must be guaranteed by
OF known to the Depository or its Agent
Copies protective agreement may be obtained at the once OF the
Depository or its Agent
Dated Philadelphia November 18th, 1914
Fidelity TustC Company, william r. lest
79s Chestnut st. Philadelphia T. De Witt Cuysr,
80 samuel F. Houston,
Bankers Trust Company Charles D. Norton.
Agent for DepoSltary George s. Brewster
Wall St, New York City. Committee.
mo,o.n .w;. a. Bockiu. T. Homer Atherton
e~7 Counsel Secretary.
Title Bldg, Philadelphia 325 Chestnut ST. Phnadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02

bulk s@E l5 light IS eOsS7 IS; mixed 80 No No
cArTLRSssp $500 sGs ssA news sows
and heifers s. 40@$9; calves. s. 5O@s,9 %.
SHEEP-Recelp,s. 2j 600 weak sheep: IS sSGfs 40;
ysass g iosN Isl l snR;; s,sss $4,000:
packer. aud butchers siSN 20 Isht g o s5s,I ~
prime fed steers. 50 50@sl0 Is; dressed beef y ~
"a So % Southern. s. 50Gs7 IS; cows. 81 .sgE ~
bss g 2g's a siSshe sc ssf Is
S. scssf Is. wethofs. $ $3.50 IS; ewes, 81 $50
st. Louis. Dec. l:-.HoGs-RecelPts. y, 1872: 900
lower pigs and lights, s6@s! Is miIed ard ori r,
ers. $685. 30. good heaD 81 2Q@N go cA a. ldat
$40 rs COWS and helfers. $3.50 g TeIas ana ",
dian steers. s. iJ@E %; COW, and heiisrs HSSSo
native calves 80 sHEEP +, SsSS
East Buffalo Dec f--CATTLE- Receipts. 400
sctlTe and steady YEAIsIReesiP,s o. . sets
r rS1 {. As stass sSs s. So SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts 1907 active and steady; unchanged.
[By Telegraph TO The Trbunel
Boston. Dec. Livestock receipts for week 70
/ sO4 calves 1928 hogs. Offerings beaver than
last week and market generally weaker. Sn soli
fs eei choices With good cattle az 8s4c and fair
7L@7Ac; best heavy cows b@oscs WIN SONS rs
extras higher: fair 20 good cows. 596c; poor 70
ordinary 4d5c. bolOmas and Gamers 5e@fc
Veal calves steady at Sia @9i7c for general run,
with extras I'D 70 lie. and coarse calves from 90
i &C. H tessn ns' AMI SbSios dressed sheep and
lambs Arm. with sheep 4gse and lambs g@Sf1e:
Additional cases Of the foot and mouth disease
have been discovered in this state recently so mat
the quarantine will be prolonged. Cases have been
reported from New Hampshire so that state may 10
oliarantined also. As New Hampshire sends large
amount Of stock here. this would reduce offerings
greatly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02

The Stock Exchange firm of Edward
3. Smith & Co. has admitted Albert
Lawrence as q partner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02

'Pnr $50. TEX dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02
MINING.

f65. 900 Con Gas cvt IS. IIlIs ulIs llVS lIU7s
Bought under rule. tSells cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL, RESERVE DISCOUNT RATT.-For
30 days. a per cent; for longer matunues' per
cent.
CALL MONEY opened at "a per cent; highest.
~ per cent. lowest. per cent; closing Va per
cent: renewal, 5@6 per cent
TINE MONEY was abundant. Rates. AZ per
cent
MERCANTILE PAPER was bought moderately.
Ruling rates, 4AzG5 per cent for best names oahk
acceptances, 3aai Der cent
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. -EKchsnges'
S276 800 1874 balances fl329T.2sO. The sub Treas
IN was debtor 10 the amount OF Sl03.3os
sUB-TREAsURY. New York banks lost % The
Sub Treasury 3j.S62. 900 and lost since Friday
$40 1872 900.
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE ELSE
WHERE Philadelphia for 30 days, ia per cent
for longer matunties per cent. Boston. "a and
per cent: Cleveland. 81 and per cent; Hich-
moad. per cent; Chicago per cent; ~. Louis
per cent Atlanta, and 6ls per cent, MIN
neapons s and 6k per cent Kansas City, and
gis per cent: Dallas. and GA per cent; san
Francisco. and "a per cent
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston. par: Cincin-
natl. l5c premium: -. Louis. lOc premium bid par
asked Minneapolis. 4oc premium; san Francisco
zoe premium Chicago. l5c premium
BANK CLEARINGs Boston. exchanges, S2s.-
zoo as. balances Sl.570.7s6 Baltimore. exchanges.
g. balances. S622 $40. Chicago, exchanges
$50 95s 235; balances 81 s97 063: Philadelphia.
exchanges. S3l I2l. 099: balances, S2,Ibo lio ~
Louis exchanges. sl3 .639.733; balances. S09S.oss
SILVER MARKET--Bar silver in London was
22d an ounce. Up sd New 1ork Quotsuol was
49a.c I'd nc Mexican silver dollars. %. . iZc.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Busnessw was quiet and
rates were little changed. Closing Saple sterlMs'
l0i. demand francs. 5.lls. Cable marks 500
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02
TRADING In THE
CURB SECURITIES
Industrials Dull and Weak-Oils
Firm and More Active
Mining Shares Quieter.

Business on the Broad street curb
yesterday was in fairly good volume,
with higher prices prevailing in the
oil and mining issues. The industrial
group was dull and weak. with frac-
tional declines in Riker & Hegeman,
Sterling Gum and United Profit
Sharing Corporation. World Film was
also depressed, closing Is of a point
below Mondays close at 4&.
Oil shares were dealt in more
actively, with gains general through
out the list. Ohio Oil and Prairie
Oil and Gas were favored at ad-
vances Of and points. respectively.
Mining issues were quieter. Gold
field Consolidated and Stewart both
made fractional advances following
dividend declarations. Consolidated Gas
convertible 6s made a small recession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02
SUGAR.

tn. activity IN the raw sugar market had No In
duence on refined. AMI trailing vas quiet Prices
s,,s,ned unchanged on the basis 81 6.l0c for fine
erannlated net less per cent cash. although re-
finer would have accepted business A. De- Ihsre
-. more Activity IN raVs and sales late Monday
All Tte.iay were estimated at about 10000 BAGS
Of Cubs from store and ior prqmpt snism,eht ne 20
moderste orerlnss holders evidently being willing
10 llquidate The market closed steady az slc ior
Cubas cost and freight.
HIDES.
While the holiday interieted somewhat with
,,.tins business was fair with prices nrmer. DO
enfss sere quoted al goo Soc ard Central Americas
az zoe. ,r.ruro
r..al,y In bemiock sole vas more active. and
49,. we're rm Tanners were buying moderately.
nxtnx 10 the better demand IN The last where
- manufacturer report an active movement
Jismloek rrsts were quoted At SieS2e ana seconds
at 50Galc. op,os
Trading was lcss active. covering only moderate
ou.ufiiics for nearby requirements. opium was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The rates demanded by steamer owners for Deem
Der boats continued 20 restrict charenns. although
several q the important usdes ouo,stieas 10
Liverpool. Cd London. Hull and Bristol. 10; Glss-
". 6isd: picked ports large tonnage. q 80, cot
Greek steamer 20 600 orr. grain. Baltimore 70 Rot
terdam. at or about 10 SO. December; italian
steamer. 2ls0 tons, coal. Philadelphia 70 ne
tons transatlantic trade. trio across basis los. de-
livery Gulf fedeiivery United Kingdom. proupt
Dutch steamer 4 IFS tOns. sugar machinery. New
orleans 20 Maracaibo. s. so, prompt Norwegian
steamer. 500 tons. coal. Philadelphia 70 Havana.
n = oroupt: schooner Tse tons. coal. South AM
how 10 Iasksonyille zoe; schooner. 9s7 tons. coal
Phtlsdelphla to Portland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
FURNISHED by II. F. Mcconnell & Co., Is
Pine ST.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Par value $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

The consolidated earnings report of
ps Canton Electric Company, the
Bedford Electric Company, the
ssrsnton Electric Company, and the
Wheeling Electric Company, controlled
y the American Gas and Elec-
me Company, shows gross operat-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02
MEETINGS.
ERIE ELEYArOR COMPANY

Tie Annual Meeting Of the stakeholder. for the
election Of directors and for such other Business
nay come before Il will Be held At the ofce OF the
Company Room 5. sth door. Mills Building Is
Broad ST.. New YORK. on December Z. 1919. At l.
GEO. W. GRAPF. sscrsssry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02

Sales were slightly larger. consisting or $3.50
bags. and while the tone fairly steady the mar
ket was feeling It's way cautiously. and there vas
an absence OF aggressive operations. Europe vas
bfying early and this with moderate local buying.
caused an opening advance Of 70 points A
sale ~ October at Csc established a higher level
b values for the distant positions and at the close
the market was irregular prices ranging from
points decline for months % 10 points advance
for distant Many well Informed operators believe
that when the IS possibly before Il VIII
he found that the yalohzatlon holdings o. over
600 600 bags in Europe will have passed out Of the
hands OF original owners and gone into consumption.
thus rem wing what had promised 10 be menace %
bulsh operations. Cost and freight o1ers from
Pralfi were practically unchanged. Local spot
tet Guiet prices unchanged. Rio Is quoted az 6i.c
and Santos Is al g.. ai0c. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02

TUESDAY. DECEMBER I. 1914.

TUESDAY. DECEMBER /,
S37S00o 37sOOO Monday sO00
date Q914 against $57S16O0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. December /, 1914.
BEEveS.

Receipts. 1869 head. including q cars for the
market. Nearly al hell i5f wednesdays trade.
ReUortsd light receipts for tomorrow and feeling
steady. Dressed beef SLOW. al la@ i2c FOR ciy
dressed native Sides
Recoipts 3sj head. all for the market. Prices
s,eady. with good demand Common to prime yeals
sold al s. 50G$l3 IS per 100 lb choice selected
o fa G SS it s' a.s:.ei Is 5f'I . SS
az l5a zoe: country dressed easier al l2l29 Il nc:
country dressed srasser3 steady a. JOG I=c' city
salss.w. T. Hume, g Veals. is' h. 'l3 So;
l7o. SIS Is: 2. TO Sl3; 8. li7. sig 50; H. les.
). Judd 4 Co i5 yeals ue" led eal'esl' ]" ID
II To6n & shannon g veals 100 ID. $40 Is: Il.
i' s andeI ~ 'i Is yea H.. 100 b. ;s 80 90 49, .ls
8. l5i. sl2 so; s. 49, SO z: ~ y ~; g. .,qo,
Andrew Mullen grassers 255 ID. s. 50: year-
nngs. $50. 81 IS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts ef2l head sis cars on sale Market
steady. with fairly good demand and carly clear
Snce 3, the pens. Common TO good sheep ft8s5 80
pei ios @ goa ye 20 S.' s. 4 Dressed mutton
Sgist AZ saliisc per ID: dressed lambs l5i. lie:
eoa i,; dressed hStioase lambs. Sass per car
'" sales@s. sanders iIs stat. lambs, 70 D $40
per 100 lbsi iss rs sl9 ~; e. f IA 40 "a sS
y va Il - S. S.; sheep 1870 IS 50; Is. 49,
81 Isl: 7. %. 81 50: 3. 50. s., =. ga.
3 culls 60 81 - sheep, 30. - 90 so
TObin a shannon. 20 si&te lafn3s' o. ~ 10
"a curtis a Son: II state lambs. 81 50 s2i
Oaie yesterdayl; 1893 W lambs. u. $40. =. -
% so. ls2 state. ". SO: 1893; 81 ssI5; Z, los.
81. O. 81 So. TO- 80. s.. 10 culs. ~. ~ go ~ 90
81 s5 sac sheep i26. - -. a. u, s. IS ". g.
& 20 ". III. s. IS. 25' 30. s. p; 10 los' 30
u u jusa 4 Co: % state lambs, 7s $40: 10
'Hysp n iuSe: $40 state lambs. II. $40: ciIls
a.. 81 IL sheep los' " 20.
HOGS.
Receipts. 5,6i2; about carload on sale Prices
Toe 10 ijc higher than yesterdays early quotations
Good heavy And medium weights. 5, bVH - - per
100 ihs. rougiis s. 3jaE IS. County dressed hogs
steady. a. l0al1c Tor medium and nght weights.
roasting pigs lhHc.
s. sO per 100 10. s. i75. s. 90 roughs. $50. 81 s.
Andrew Mullen: state hog. lss. 81 81.
j q Curtis A Sou. Late yesterday % state
hogs i5s s. Is; %. 1855. s. g., TO- 23s s. 30.
state piss. o. 1915. roughs Isl. 81 IS !. 800.
81
hogs 1856 s. 50. 81 state. 9.A. s. 30. > r0ughs
$40 s. % 4. 3e2. 81 30.
Chicago. Dec. l-HOGs-Beeeip,s. $1,000: weak:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Directors of the Federal Light and
Traction Company have omitted the
regular quarterly dividend of liz per
cent on the preferred stock, due at TINS
time. Dividends at the rate OF per
cent have been paid since 1911.
The Stock Exchange firm of Edward
3. Smith & Co. has admitted Albert
Lawrence as partner.
The special stockholders meeting OF
the Erie Railroad Company to vote on
the proposed S300,00O,OOO general mort,
gage, has again been postponed until
December 8.
Holders Of the Toledo, ST. Louis q
Western Railroad Company per cent
collateral trust bonds, series "A" ana
sB." are requested by the protectiVe
committee 70 deposit their bonds Witn
tho Union Trust Company, OF New
York. depositary, before December 10,
when the privilege of depositing the
bonds will expire.
Frederick r. Fenton, secretary OF the
Investment Bankers Association OF
America, has issued bulletin 10 mem
hers Of the association, reviewing the
ARGUMENTS of the special committee
that appeared before the Interstate
Commerce Commission TO show tne
necessity Of an increase in freight
rates from the investors point OF view
Emergency currency retired by New
Work national banks yesterday totailed
s5 53s. 900. bringing the amount retired
10 date up to So5,o9l ,32O.
The annual meeting Of the IL. X.
Warrington Company, scheduled Tor
Yesterday, has been adjourned until
December Q.
r. G. Estee, formerly Of the stock
r1cban0e firm of Gilbert Elliott & Co.,
has become a member of the invest
m me" security house Of Spalding, Close
a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02

nrm az former levels. but trading WAS siaes De.
mol and refined glycerine were easier; LsseA'-A
OILS quiet, With prices barely maintained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02
DIVIDENDS.
RAILWAY sTEEL.sPRING COMPANY.

November rs, 1914
A quarterly dividend OF ONE AND
THREE-QUARTERs PER CENT. u&G)
has this day been declared on the Pre-
ferred Stock OF this Company, payable De-
cernber 2ist, 1914. to stockholders OF rec
ord December 4th, 1914. at Messrs. Hsr-
vey Fisk & Sons. SO Cedar Street. New
York City.
Transfer Books Of the Preferred Stock
will be closed on December 18th and re-
opened on December 22d. 1914
RAILWAY STEEL-sPRING COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. December /. 1914.
GRAIN.

WHEAT-To-day was delivery day IN the grain
markets. and. a. often happens after II found
passed into strong hands. the market developed
hrmness with more confidence the part Of hold
ers. Deliveries at Chicago were said 10 be about
10000 bushels. but the December position de-
yeloped decided ormness and May lost nc Of is
premium. the market closing &c higher Tor Deem.
her and nc higher FOR MAY An advance Of a fuil
penny In the Liverpool marke, had a sustaining IN
nuenoe on values here. q was said that the adj
vance abroad had resulted from reports OF too much
that country. Exporters were again In the market.
and Il was estimated that the usual 1000 900
bushels hal been takeii' atholgh most on the busl-
ness was done through outpots. Receipts a. pri-
mary points were again liberal The Oklshoma
State report made the condition Of winter wheat IS
per cent. compared with 1913 last year but showed
an increase u ~ per cent IN the acreage. and
private report showed that out n total increase
N winter wheat acreage Of 4.ss2.000 Texas and
cent In those states. Bradstreets worlds visible
decreased lis 900 bushels compared with decrease
No 2 ned and 40 hard winter we're quoted a,
81 IS. No Northern Duluth at 81 COX aud No
Northern Manitoba AZ 81 23t. all nominal. c T.
Buffalo. COMPLIES declined \ &c early
der renewed selling. prompted by continued large
receipts At Western points but rallied on buying Of
about 1000 bushels. which were taken by strong
Interests. and z was said that country offerings
smaller. Bradstreets visible Increased e6l 900
bushels. compared with decrease o. 100000 last
year Cash No yellow corn was quoted al l3.c,
e arrive s,d prime ARGENTINE at ,Sf nS@,
tracts IN the West heavy. amounting 10 over
900 000 bushels. but after slightly early decline
the market rallied and closed steady with net
gains Of &c Export sales for the day were placed
az about 100000 bushels Local cash market steady.
standard quoted at 55a 53isc. No ?, 53it@5ic;- No
5sc: Ordinary clipped. 53a5ic. all elevator RYE
Firm: No 2 Western. 81 lOt. {. Buralo. BAR,
~ u fs p 91iV af 9 seady JAP
anese. 81 IS: miIed 81 so: silver huh. 81 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02

Wheat: Open. High. Low. Close. day
December. Z2E 2lR
CONSOLIDATED MARKET.
Sfy......... / 2sA 2sH 2sis 2sS 2sT,
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABoAR0 cLsARAsces.


Flour was firm in sympathy with the advance IN
wheat but business was small Spring patents.
IS 60iass winter patents. IS $685. 60 spring clears
IS l0as5 so: winter straights s. loci s. 3; extra
No | winters 81 4O@ti IS: No 3 81 l5G$4 30 /:
Kansas straights s. 25ds5 20: fancy spring pat
eiis Sc 7jat7 Is BUCkWHEAT ELolIi-Dull.
g. 70 nominal pr 100 80. RYE FLOUR-Firm.
Fair 20 good g. $50 So co. choice 10 fancy. s. s54
50 20. CoENNfEAI-Steady. Kiln dried. s. So
EAG MEAl-steady;, Fine white ana Yellow 81 90
steady: bran. 100 ID sacks. s25 ~ standard mid
ding do s2J 80; -four do. $50 30. red dos -four.
l4O IN sacks s3l city steady: bran. bulk. S25; 100
N sacks s26 30. heavy do. $2G Is: -four do s33 30
red dog -four 40 10 sacks. S3i 30; ollmea, S3i 80
"a xQr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02

Receipts Of hogs at Western points we're very
heaTy and prices weak and lower IN most Of
he interior markets. Consequently there was heavy
pressure IN the provision list and prices declined
sharply. PORK unsettled. mess $50 500 81 fam
ily. S2iGs26. short clear. 81 5OgS.5 BEEF M
s2sa So: extra India mess. $3.50 t5s. DRESSED
HOGS barely steady: baoons. ili4c. $50 ID, llhc;
Picked bellies easy: 10 10. l6c: II To- l5igc, ~
h. iI.e: picked hams steady. l34. glic. TALLOW
steady. special GAc. city, 6isc. country, 81. 70
65sc LARD weak. middle West. 9.s0a9 90c; city.
o& de4c. refined. South America. ll.20ci Conti-
mont 10 soc; Brazil kegs. u zoe. compound steady,
7I.GTI4c sTEARlNE quiet: cleo. lie; city lard.
coTrosseEo OIL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
saasH-HHH-
TAnACC0 STOCKS.

.counon. interchangeable. Registered or
c.,nnon, tRegistered. sOpuonal isSV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Daily imports and exports of general
merchandise at the Port of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02

Emergency currency retired by New
Work national banks yesterday totalled
So, 1896 900, bringing the amount retired
10 date up to S65,o9l 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02

The annual meeting Of the. II. X.
Warrington Company, scheduled Tor
Yesterday, has been adjourned until
december 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02

r G. Estee, formerly Of the stock
Exchange firm Of Gilbert Elliott q Co.
has become a member OF the invest
ment security house OF Spalding, Close
g. Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02
IIGGETr 8 MYERs TOBACCO COMPANY

81 Louis. No. Nov Zfth, lsIF
A dividend OF One and Three-quarters
Per Cent G&SD has been declared upon
the Preferred Stock OF Ligsett & Myers
Tobacco Company, payable January 2nd.
1915, 70 stockholders OF record at tho close
of business December 18th, 1910 Checks
''' 7. T. ANDERSON, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02

lonoiatlons Furnished BY. J.. l. Winkelmhn |
4 Co. ~ Broad ST.
81 - RId Aak. |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02

Tie decline IN lard market and selling for West
,rn account started a general selling movement and
prires most OF the day were weak. closing with net
loses Of IA 10 n points. Local contrac, prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-02

'And iOcs extra. paSa1lc Jan 1. fPror pre-
ference stock. tENtra.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-08-27

The maximum increase Of meal
prices since the war was three-fourths
of a cent pound, according to Ar.
mour & Co., in contradicting charges
made by Representative Ware OF
Philadelphia in the House Of Repre-
sentatives. Mr.. Ware was reported
as saying that while meates in this
country have jumped 81 a hundred
pounds since the outbreak Of the war
Armour & Co. contracted with Eng
land last week for 5000, 600 cans of
beef. 1--WE have not contracted with
England for any canned. meat, i'm
mediately before nor since the begin
ming of the war, nor have meats
jumped 50 hundred pounds, said
the Armour statement. Document
airy evidence we are rendering the
Department of Justice will show the
increase to be three-fourths
of a cent pound" The statement
continued that Canada's tariff Of 81 a
hundred pounds is prohibitive and
that the packers had for some time
imported from Canada, not exported.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-08-27
A Card from C. C.. Dickinson

To the Democrats of the Sixth Dis.
trict of Missouri:
| want to express my thanks to the
Democracy of the Sixth Compression.
al District of Missouri for their gen.
erous support of my candidacy for
denomination for Congress, and
hereby express to Mr.. Thos. w. Sill.
vers my appreciation Of his telegram
of congratulations and his cordial let.
ter promising his support, as publish.
ed in the press of the district.
hope all matters of difference be-
tween Democrats may be forgotten
and that genuine friendship and unit.
ed support Of all Democratic nomi-
nees may bring complete harmony in
Democratic ranks in the coming cam
paign. Every man has his right Of
first choice, which right should be
recognized by every candidate for Of
flee. l hope for united Democracy
and strong endorsement at the polls
this fall of the national and state ad-
ministrations.
With grateful appreciation of the
support given me at the recent pri-
mary, am, Very truly,
C.. C. Dickinson.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-08-27
JUDGE GRAVES
CONGRATULATES
Sends Fluctuations to Judge McRey.
nOlds.

Sends Fluctuations to Judge Mickey
n0lds.
Jefferson City, NO., August 90
Judge w. w. Graves of the supreme
court gave evidence today that he is
good loser. After reading the Off.
cial notices from Washington con.
corning the appointment of James C.
McReynolds to the vacancy on the
bench of the United States supreme
court, he sent telegram to President
Wilson and also to Mr.. McReynolds.
To the President, Judge Graves said:
''This mornings paper announces
your appointment of James C. Nc
Reynolds to the vacancy upon the SUI
preme court. congratulate you up
on having selected man of such dis
tinguished ability and genuine fitness
for the place"
To Mr.. McReynolds Judge Graves
wired:
II most heartily congratulate you
upon your well-merited promotion to
the most distinguished tribunal of the
world"