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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21

made n gain OF Sill 1896 or more than l6
per cent over the same period OF last year.
Dallas Electric.
An Offering OF $4,000 Dallas Electric
Company threc-year per cent gold notes
is being made by Stone e. Webster and
tho Old Colony Trust Company, OF Bos-
ton. The notes are being offered at 1914
and interest. yielding go per cent. Pro-
oeeds from this issue are 10 provide funds
for retiring the company's floating debt.
incurred for extension to car barns and
shops. additional rolling stock. instalia-
ton of $500 hlowatts additional capacity
in its power station, and for overhead and
underground light and power distributing
systems. Gross revenue for the twelve
months ended March 81, 1914. was 2.25'.-
05S. an increase of 1894. 600, while net rcve-
nue. increased sl3s.410 to s924,Sis After
providing for interest charges and sinking
fund. there remained balance Of Ss92, 225.
slSs,o65 greater than in 1913. The Dallas
Electric Company. successor to the Dali
las Electric Corporation. whose obliga-
tons IL has assumed. owns the securities
of local companies which do an electric
railway, lighting and power business In
Dallas. Tex, serving a population OF APP
proximately 115,0oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
NswOuestion of How Much
Gold Can Be Spared
to Europe.
OPINIONS REVISED
BY TRADE FIGURES
r.,ooe Anxious to Hear What
New York Thinks of Mellen's
Testimony.

v-,uo there was comfortable lInowl-
- q large international trade bal
80 &c. Will street was Indifferent TO the
.,nor,s Of gold. But now with I'M
Its getting ahead Of exports ana the
Cc,.s-,ng House banks showing de-
s..oss in surplus reserves-small, but
s..rease. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL begin
- 20 be some question OF how much
"a the country can AFFORD TO spare 10
s.,.ore and how IL can be got back when
,,eded. Exchange rates. like trade
genres. indicate that the movement just
.1sumed will be extensive. There are
=, nurchases Of securities by Europe or
s,v consequence TO Offset the obligations
- this country, and with the disclosures
o. the New Haven investigation it is
,oared that there may be further liqui-
6s,,on hy foreign investors. Europe
mas At first detected by the Frisco re-
ownership. and its interest in Americans
was not stimulated by what has hap
,ened 70 the Rock Island securities or
New Haven stock. on top of that there
Is the feeling abroad that tho present
administrations attitude toward busi-
ness Is no recommendation TO buy Amer
team stocks and bonds. a feeling that has
bean strengthened. If IL was not built
IN nv edVices from this side Then
T5,-opean investors have read that the
rSw currency system is not likely to
Work well unless particular care Is ex-
erted 10 keep IL out of politics, and they
have been shown by the dlstrlctlng OF
tSo FEDERAL Reserve hanks that the fears
- ~ entirclv uniustifed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
WHEAT SOARING IN CHICAGO
Corn and Oats Also Advance
Provisions Split Changes.

Chicago, May 20.-Despte heavy selling
TO realize profits, the wheat market to-
day advanced to the highest point thus
far recorded on the crop. Alarming re-
ports OF damage from Hessian fly kept
spectators in a turmoil, and made the
close strong at rise OF &c TO lSsc net
Corn gained &c to Sc, and oats sc to
nc. Provisions finished a shade of 10 an
upturn of l5c. According TO one authority
the prospect to-day was for cut OF lOO,-
coo 600 bushels in the 1914 wheat harvest.
compared with the extreme figures q
month ago. Conditions on which this
estimate was based were described by a
leading expert in Southern Illinois as fol-
lows: More than so per cent OF all the
stalks have the little white larvae OF the
Hessian fly deposited just above the first
Joint. In some OF the fields there are as
many as twelve grubs on one stalk.
Wheat cannot mature properly now, and
there is an irreparable loss OF many mill
ion bushels. II it stays dry week or
ten days longer the loss Will be terrible"
Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
Europe Wants to Know.

Within the week not only have the
New York correspondents Of foreign
newspapers been asked 20 amplify their
dispatches relating 10 financial condi-
tons, but many houses in the Wall
Street district have had queries ad-
dressed TO them by their European allies.
What seems TO be most generally sought
IS the Streets and the stock markets re-
Fiction Of the Mellen testimony in the
New Haven investigation. Abroad they
don't know how much Mellen is TO be
credited. end they have been so often
mistaken in their judgments of things
American that they prefer 20 accept
conclusions drawn on this side OF the
Atlantic 10 those interpreted by a diff
ferent. IL not necessarily higher,
standard. Libel laws. In England espe-
cially are so much stricter than they are
here that IL is hard for for foreigners 10
understand that smoke may indicate a
great deal less fire in one country than
the sane volume would in another.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
Cost Of livine's Volplane.

"Bradstreets" index figures show that
one could buy the same amount OF a
certain JOG commodities necessary for life
and reasonable comfort for $. 1924 on May
that cost S9.54G2 so long ago as Deem
Der ]. 1912. when the high cost OF living
was mere spcck in the empyrean. July
]. 1911, was the last previous time that
any sucn bargains could be secured And
not only in the United states. but in Eng
land. has II again become practicable for
the ultimate consumer TO meet his land
lord face TO face on the first of the month
Expressed in the mysterious symbols of
"The London Economist" that which
cost 27l4 in the heyday of the sellers. on
September 80. 1918. could be got on April
80 of this year for 1854 In the seven
months between the two dates the de-
cline was practically uninterrupted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
Wall Streets Opinion.

Round about Wall Street the opinion
seems to prevail that Mr. Mellen as a
witness has painted very faithful por-
trait Of himself As an autobiographer
he has been compared With the late Ben
venuto CellinL What the effect OF his
testimony may be is another matter. So
far as the security markets are con-
cerned. II is not welcomed as an adver-
tisement, and it is well recognized that
whatever discrimination well Informed
persons can make between the New
Haven and other railroad corporations
there are hundreds Of thousands Of posi-
bic investors all over the country who
will not feel themselves qualified TO make
distinctions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
Accounting for It All.

The market" said one observer yes
terday. reflects the conviction that the
Interstate Commerce Commissions de-
cision viii be uninteIIigible when it does
come down" The market" said am
other. "is waiting with the troops at
Vera Cruz" Other critics thought that
g. was reduced to lassitude by the posi-
bnity Of antitrust legislation COINS
through at this session of Congress, or by
caution over the crop prospects, or the
failure O. business TO revive rapidly, or
uncertainty over the success of the new
banking system, or delay in erecting
railroad denominations. or all OF these
things Only one man in the group dis
CJssiug the markets inaction stood apart
The market is not moving" he said
because there is nothing TO make il 80
up, and it's tired OF going down. And
as the day was not and the market
really was standing still. they let it 50 at
tnat and adjourned TO New st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
Buried Treasure.

\ mining engineer among the recent
refugees from Mexico said yesterday that
while there was bound to be considera-
bic loss in properly caused by the shut
ting down Of mines, however the present
situation resolved itself. one Of the min
ing companies, at least had found way
10 protect IT'S accumulated bullion. The
plan adopted I'm this case was simply TO
put the bullion at the bottom OF the
deepest shaft some hundreds OF leet
down, and then stop pumping the water
out Of the mine. Eventually II Will cost
thousands OF dollars to pump the water
out of the mine. but that expense would
be incurred anyway, and the company
will at least have something for its trOu-
BILE in the shape of recovered bullion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
INDlJSTRIAlS,
MISCELLANEOUS RIGHTS.
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

5000 Con Gas ......... 81s S's 90 90
100 Union Pacihc.... ~ y -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
TRADING in THE
CURB SECURITIES
Quiet Business In Narrow List
Prices Show Trend Toward
Weakness.

The market on the curb yesterday
was unusually dull, and at Intervals
trading was practically neglected. Inc
list was narrow and prices were gem
orally weak. OIL shares made small
price movements. the most pronounced
being I'm Standard Of California. when
sold down 6 points, and Standard OF
Indiana and Prairie Oil and Gas, when
lost points each.
In the industrials Maxwell Motors
was fairly active, the common gaming
Il. the first preferred yielding 3 and the
second preferred advancing u OF point
Tobacco shares were dull, Briush-Amei-
lean Tobacco new declining is OF point.
United Profit Sharing Corporation was
firm I'm the early trading, but closed =
Of a point down; Mining shares , were
Irregular, Mckinley-Darragh and flor-
ence receGine / point and Tonopah
Merger making a similar advance. CON-
solidated Gas convertible 6s lost "a Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
COTTON ACTIVE
AND HIGHER
Broadening Demand Sends Prices
to New High Records for
the Movement.

The cotton market was generally firm
yesterday, with prices making new high
records for the movement on broaden
ing demand. which appeared TO be in
spired by expectations OF a bullish crop
condition report from the government at
the beginning of next month and the re-
ports of a continued steady old crop stu
alton. The close was firm and from ,
TO IS points net higher New crop months
were relatively firm during the after
noon, and December contracts were selling
within SO points OF July at the close, COM
pairing with difference OF 50 points less
than a month ago
The close here was within point or
two of the best. Southern spot markets
were unchanged to sc higher, and the
local market advanced 10 points. to 1860
for middlng upland; 10 sales. Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. May 70, 1914
ERtIN

UHEAT-The market was active and strons,
rrices again making new high records Tor the
reason ana closing at the best, with net sslus
az :. 10 ls,c The advance was based ON fnT-
Their rerorts Of serious damage by HesSlan ny
although the MAY position showed the great,
est strength. owing TO covering ny peId,eu
shorts. Business was large. and tire rlarKe,
appears to be broadening. as the sensational
damage reports and advancing prices Rave at
tracted more outside interest. Foreign mar
ksts were firm on the American crop news. but
trerc was an absence OF export demand. IN
the local cash market. No hard winter wheat
was quoted at 81 or. c | New York; no
rod. 81 OsIs. { 70 arrive; No Northern
Duluth. 81 OK. and No Northern Manitoba.
81 G5i3 afoat. CORN-The market was
again Influenced by the strength In wheat. mai
prices being LGsc higher Argentine advices
we're Of a bulllsh nature and Buenos Ayres
showed an advance o. 1&a2hc In the local
cash market No 2 yellow corn was quoted at
Sic SPOT OATS-The market was more active
With a broadening trade. There was active
covering. as well as new buying. and values
rose easily. closing at %Qlhc net higher.
Local spot market firm: standard white. 45I12
a7c: No .. 47G7izc; No 8. f66 isi7c: No 4. i5iap
81; ordinary clipped. 4GGisc: fancy clipped.
47i2a49tac. all elevator. RYE-Firm: No
Western. 73iHc, / New York export. BAR
LFY--Steady; mailing GoG6ic. | Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21

sEx dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21

SHIPS Dbl. s2qs2 30; PEPPERS. Fla. box.
s5GS3: Cuban s2as2 rs: RADlsHES, IVo
launches. 75cqSi; RHUBARB. 100 punches, zoe
GSi %: SCALLIONs 100 punches. 5ogo2c ,
SPINACH. Va, Dbl. 25Q7jc; nearby. 5Og!2e
soIiASU white. box. 5OcGSi basket. 80 .Sc'
yellow. basket, 75cGsl %; TOMATOES fia'
carrier, 75cas2 so.
POULTRY.
RESSED-Receipts. 5.2i9 pkes supplies OF
fresh killed fowls light and market &c nlsn,
or on desirable grades II hhE ,. ~ - ~ =
killed, western. fancy. 1sgNc; Chl, Is r ~
hroilers. bbls. Phia and l. l. SQUAD, 10 eacn,
per par 60qs0c; Phla fancy, Ia 10 ca n; ~
Fowls, box packed 15ia9lsac: 6oi p2ck geo.
i56tsi5o: COCKS. old, 1rlc; DUCKS, l. J. l Sc;
SQUADS. white old, 81 75qa %: d9TK; VI L ISe
81 20. culls, JOq7Jc Frozen-TURKEYS. b9X
racked. Young hens or toms, 22G2oc; Do
~ cked' 23a25c; old. 22G2ic; CHICKENS trol-
ere milk fed. 20G23c; corn fed, lSgNc' rot ts,
ers soft meated. milk fed. ln25c' corn lgu'
l5I2Oc: FOWLS, box packed. lidlsc as 10 SIZE
anH qualify: BOOSTERS. old. ltgli,2c;
DUCKS Western, No ]. l2Ql'c; GEESE, lo ~
Itc ATIVE-Receipts - cars or "hlch ~
cars were unloaded. Market unsettled al pr
yate sales and most OF the business IS sun a.
orcn prices We hear OF few sales or lignt
and heavy fowls at lie. but buyers generaiiy
refuse to paw that figure
MILK AND CREAM.
The market has been comparatively orish
since the clear and warmer weather SET IN.
The supply IA rising rapidly, owing 10 tne
same conditions. The receipts or milk ara
cream I'm 4N-quart cans for the week endlhS
NAV IS were as follows: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. May 20, 1914.
BEFvES.

Receipts. 2.Os2 head; % cars on sale. in
Guiding cars OF steers Trade auggisn.
and with limited offerings OF steers prices
we're no more than steady; Fat bulls and
good 20 choice fat cows were loo lower; otner
GRADES slow bur steady. Fair 10 good steers
sold a, ssass75 per 100 H. with ca. r. o.
81 Is. and yearllngs do 81 so f5 rs: cows.
81 5Oqse 80. Dressed beef steady. Exports
to-day. 50 cattle end 50 sheep. all to ber-
muda
saies--s. Sanders; 10 Penn steers liss 10
average, s. 80 per 100 10; ! stag, 1910 al. 10;
ID. 81 70: Z. ie4o ID. 81 so s. 1898 ID, 81 IS
i. 1850 10. 81 20; 4. 1851 ID. 81; s. 1854 10.
1915: II dstillery fed Ky bulls, 1878 10.
s. 80: 3 cows. iios ID. 50 80; o. liO2 10. So rs
i. $40 Id. So 10; 3. loco ID. So; 8. iist ID,
9Go No. 81 !. 1880 10. 81 10; .. $50 ID. 81 80.
/ $50 10. 81 %; 5. GA 10. 81 10. :, $40 h.
s375
McPherson & Co: Penn steer. li80 10
s. -. . 1898 10 g. 20. 7. 1913 ID. 81 80:
bull 100 N. 81 so I. 400 III. 81 -; 2 lao.
lb 81 10. T. i022 NJ. s. 3. 1000 10. So 50. 2
733 3D.. 81, l. loIO io. s. -, cows, 100 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

Net earnings Of the Consumers Power
Company OF Minnesota and other sub
salaries of the Northern States Power
Company increased approximately 26 per
cent for April, compared with year
ago. The advance in gross was nearly Is
per cent. These companies operate I'm
Minnesota, North Dakota. Illinois and
Wisconsin, and include the electric SER
vice OF Minneapolis. For the four months
ended April 80 gross earnings increased
sl06.2i3 to 2,379,Sl3. while net earnings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21

wore still holding at 4lOc for fine graduated.
most refners demand prompt shipment ana
were not inclined TO take orders on contract
Raw was firm and higher for future shlpihehs'
Tho day', transactions amounted TO about
35 .0CO bags of cubes for June shipment at
2 5-I6a2 / SIC. cost and freight, the former
eonailinr 3.32c and the latter 3.36c for cen
trifueals and co OO0 bags for July shipment at
2a.c. cost and freight, equal TO 1850 for cen
trifugal. spot prices we're 326c for centriIu-
ral. p SIC for inolasses and 2l4c for Cuoas
Cost and freight The London beet sugar mar
ket on the curb was 9s SID for May; w "a
for June and 9s SID for August Niett ~
GRAY report the movement OF sugar at United
states Atlantic ports for the week as tolo"s'
Receipts 81. 271 tons. against Al $50 last week
s.. Oss last year and 70.074 In 1917: MEETINGS;
ca coo against 5000, 5000 and 5l,oUO; t0tai
stock 3I4 sG4 against 293 1893. 35s 06s and 49,
reqpaCtiyeiV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
Copper Consumption in 1918.

The United States Geological Survey re-
ports that mine production Of copper in
this country decreased 10000 tons in 1918
and refinery production increased q, 800
tons, indicating a depletion OF stocks Of
1900 tons. Exports increased 2lj0O tons.
so 4 IS assumed that Domestic cOnsump-
lion increased 1880 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
Detroit Edison.

The Detroit Edison Company and all Of
its constituent companies report for
April gross operating revenue of s5i2,oo7.
gain of s7S.oS5 over April in 1913, equal TO
1916 per cent, and net operating revenue
after deducting operating expenses and
reserve funds OF s2lS.l9S, an increase OF
1872 per cent Surplus for the month after
interest charges and depreciation reserve
amounted to slo6.56l. sl4,o52 higher than
in the preceding year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
PROVISIONS.

The activity in the grain markets seemed to
detract interest from provisions. and trading
was very quiet. Prices irregular. but nuctua-
,ions we're confined within narrow limits
p0RK steady: mess. s2eds22 30: family. 500
1sa6. short clear $40 50Gs21 20. BEEF
Mess si7Gsls 30: family, si91s2o; packet
slSGS19: extra India mess s2lfis2s. DRESSED
hoes Rarely steady: 12aI2izc: pigs. 13c.
CIT MEATS-Picked bellies dull. l2%Gl4tc;
picked hams. lac. TALLOW-ouiet: special
csc: city, csc asked: country, 6d6+c LARD
steady: Middle West. l0.2OdlO Doc; city.
az =. refined South America. II .30c: Continent,
10 SOC: Brazil kegs. IL soc; compound quiet.
si.Gsisc STEARINE-Quiet; oleo, sac; city
lard. NE.
COTTONSEED OIL.
The market was quiet. and after show or
bsayiness at the start prices rallied. and az
the close the active positions were ! 10 :
noInts net higher. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
COTTONSEEr
r,,arlsrf .Ulg nfItft a
Omen. High. Low.
NAVAL STORES.

There was a hrmer market for turpertine.
Influenced by a sharp advance in the Savannah
market and prices were about &c higher, with
trading fairly active. Rosin and TAR IN
changed SPIRITS TURPENTiNE-Mach
ibis 4sc TAR-Retort. 81 70: kiln, s..
ROSIN-Common 20 good strained. 4rtZoc'
Il. 3Oc; u. 4 i0c; T.. 45c; F, 4.5oc o. $500.
SUGAR.
Til. continued rrmness Of raw impaired
firm tone to refined. and while al renners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21

Directors OF the New York. Chicago &
st. Louis. Lake Shore. Michigan. Toledo
and Ohio Central. Detroit River Tunnel
Company. and the Detroit and Bay city.
have reelected retiring officers for the
ensuing year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
Texas Power and Light.

Statement Of earnings Of the Texas
Power and Light Company. subsidiary
OF the Southwestern Power and Light
Company. reports gross revenue for April
of Sis. 9io s36, 567 greater than in 1913, and
net revenue of SALES. an increase OF
sl4,554, equivalent to So per cent Net In
come increased $3.50 TO s1s,As.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21

Liverpool cables: Spot fair business doing:
sales. 5000 bales; speculation and export. ooo'
American. 1000: Imports. 5000. American. l.
coo. Middling upland. 7.54d. Futures opened
steady. 2ha3ii points higher; closed very
steady. 4iag5 points higher. May. 5.isd; Nay
June, 1l7kd. June-July. 702iad; July-Au-
gust. "a. August-september. 6.ssd: September
october. 664d october-November. 6.1'sd;
November December CASA; December-January
and January-FebruaTy. 6.46d; February-March.
e I'd. March-April. 647hd: April-May. 6.4sd.
NancheSter-Yarns very firm. but prices asked
check business; cloths in good demand for
India.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21

The Sub-Trcasury has transferred $780,
900 10 San Francisco. making total OF
81 600 on the current movement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21

The regular quarterly dividend of 10 per
cent has been declared by the Ford Motor
Company. together with an extra cash
dividend OF 100 per cent Last year an
extra cash dividend of 800 per cent was
paid on the companys 100000 capital
stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

Sales in this market yesterday for for
eisn account amount to about 5000 shares
on balance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sFABOARD CJFaRANCFs
EIOTR AND MEAL.

Flour was inactive. but the strength IN
wheat and the crop damage reports were ap-
pareutly causing some uneasinoss on the part
Of those whose stocks arc beginning 10 run
low Spring patents. 81 10uSi 30. winter
sfraights 81 35GS4 80: winter patents 81 50f1
s. 50: surng clears. 81 1904 30: extra No !
winter. 50 1898 %: 40 >, 50 J0ds3 50: Kansas
straights 81 25ds45j fancy spring patents.
g. 4OdsG RYE FLOUR-Firm: fair 10 Nood
SO 3GdS3 ~: choice to fancy, 81 50Ts3 Gj
CORNMFAI-Kiin dried s. 20 BAG MEAL
Fine white end yellow. 81 1881 so; coarse
81 40TSl -. FEED-Western steady; bran 20
s27: flour do. 500 10: red dog. $50 80. lake and
rail: city steady: bulk. s27: sacks s2s 90
middllng. SOS 5OGS3o so; red dog. s3i; oilmeaL
eeaT5 600 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
COFFEE.

The market was little more active. but
trading was small. consisting OF sales OF 10 30
bags. MAY showed a comparatively steady
tore but other months were heavy. and at the
close the market was 1Q4 points net lower
There was an entire absence OF new develop
mcnts European markets were without spe-
cIal feature although Havre was slightly high
or and in Bra I'll spot prices were 20 reis higher
for Rio and 30 rcis lower for Santos. cost and
freight quotations were practically unchanged
European markets. well Rio and Santos
will be closed on Thursday In celebration OF
Ascension Day, and this Is expected 10 restricf
| ufiness SPOT market unchanged. with Rio rs
quoted at S7sc Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21

The United States Gypsum Company
has elected w. a. Avery. jr.. and Z. H.
Birdsey TO the board. succeeding w. a.
Avery and Augustine Sackett. deceased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21

the feature OF the cotton market to-day.
based on belief in crop damage due to the
heavy rains over night In Texas. The mar
ket had no selling power. however, and mod
crate buying turned the trend OF prices up
ward The close was steady at net ad-
vanca Of TO IL points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
CHICAGO STOCKS.
MONTREAL STOCKS.
Rid Ask.

Bid. Ask.
Mont 1t H&P.22iia 222
Nov S s & g. 6lL 81
Ogilvie Fir Mll5 10
Ouch II L & L 10. l6la
X & Ont Nav. q $50
shaw W & P.l32is l33
Sher Williams s. -
Toronto Ry...l32i1 lS24
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
MINI NC.
BONDS.

e 900 Can scs notes.1O4 1O4 lo4 loi
PIX. 900 Con Gas cvt 6s..ll5A ll53. n4ss H.
%. 900 Cuban new 5s.... 9ls N's VS. "'s
.When issued. tsells cents per share TODD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDUSTRIALS.

Bid. Ask. BIZ ASH
MI. & Tr@ as Marconl Of A.. 3As
do nref los iO7 Mays OIL. II 70
Houston Oil. IL l. y Trans "a o..
Rub TT cfs ~ Tob Prod pr. 50 81
Kel Spg Tire 50 80 Unit cigar ST ~
do pref .182 1871 do pref. 1l5
LV coal S. 100 i6S WHY'S Ov pr. 90 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
MINI NC.
BON DS.
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

.When issued. tSells cents per share.