davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
Gold TO Argentina.

In years past Europe could be depended
upon 20 take a very large aggregate OF
securities from this market Thanks TO
that, the United States has been able to
draw largely upon Europes supply OF
gold I'm time Of need, the ordinary trade
balance about sufficing 10 offset the with
drawal Of the funds that make up the big
invisible balance. But st the time Of the
Balkan War Europe sold a great number
Of her Americans" and not ali the buy
ing that she has done on balance since.
according 10 international houses. has re-
stored her 10 the position Of debtor TO the
United States. At times. in the height of
the export season OF cotton and food
stuffs, the United States Is temporarily
a big creditor OF Europe, bat when these
shipments begin 10 diminish exchange
tends TO reflect the true position. Trans
oceanic freight charges are largely paid
20 foreign ship owners. American tourists
and others begin their heavy spending
abroad and dividends and interest on for
oign held American securities go across
the ocean. Cold may not go from here di-
rectly 70 Europe. but It goes 10 South
America 70 pay Europe's debts. II IT
does not. N there ere no exports, II Is be-
cause this country needs - badly: and
then II IS costly 10 keep. For such rea-
sons rs these bankers believe that the
regular shipments OF gold from here 10
the Argentine. which IN 1913 ran 10 t2l.-
2s5 90 and in 1912 TO 81. 1900. are not far
distant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
Dividends Declared.

Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Com
pany. quarterly OF per cent. payable April ].
United Gas and improvement Company
quarterly Of pr cent. payable April 10 TO
stock OF record March 81.
Augusta Aiken Railway and Electric Corpo-
IA don quarterly OF IL per cent on the pre-
ferred payable March 81 10 stock Of record
March a.
otis Elevator Company. quarterly Of "a per
cent on the common and lis per cent the
preferred both payable April 10 to stock OF
New York & HARLEM Railroad Company.
semi annual Of per cent. payable April 1 20
stock OF record March 90
Mutual Alliance Trust Company quarterly
Of ~ per cent payable April to stock o,
record March 81.
Old Dominion Copper Company. quarterly OF
81 share, payable April to stock OF record
Phelps. Dodge & Co. quarterly o, 50 50
share and an extra Of 50 90. payable March 81
10 stock OF record March 10.
American Agricultural Chemical Company,
quarterly 81 l per cent on the common and
~ per cent on the preferred. payable April
Is 10 stock OF record March %
American coal Products Company, quarterly
OF IA per cent on the preferred. payable April
- 90 stock of record April 10. and a per cent
on the common, payable Apri 1 to stock OF
record March -.
Consumers Power Company. quarterly Of ~
per cent on the preferred. payable April 1 10
stock or record March %
American Multigraph Company. quarterly OF
ia per cent on IN" preferred. payable Arrll 1
20 stock or record Mdftu ~
American Road Machinery Company, quar-
torly Of Z per cent on the preferred. payable
June !.
Arkansas Valley Railway. Light and Power
COMPANY quarterly Of ia per cent on the
preferred. payable March 16
Amerlcou Power and Light Company. quar-
terly %, IL per cent IN .he preferred payable
Aoril I 20 stock of record March 2f.
Ashcvillc Power and Light Company, quar-
tcrly OF = per cent on the preferred, payable
April / to stock or record March %
). J. Case Threshing Machine Company,
quarterly OF Ia, per cent on tho preferred,
Ia Vahlo Auill / to stock of record March 10
dominion Iron and Steel Company. semi
annual ~ 3i2 per cont ON the preferred, pay
able April / e. stock Of record March rs.
Lake shore Electric RAILWAY. quarterly OF
~ per cent on the first preferred, payable
Auril / TO stock Of record March II.
Southern Utilities Company quarterly Of "a
per cent on the preferred. payable April %
stock 81 record March -
United las improvement Company, quarterly
of per cent. payable April - TO stock OF rec
ord March 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
Lake Shore Pays Again.

Following It's practice Of the last four
wears. tho Lake Shore has again added
an extra 6 per cent to its March dividend
disbursement and put some S2,17S52 much
needed money into the treasury OF inc
New York Central. The Central owns
81. 2S9, 200 Of the Lake Shores Sis'4oo'oV' u
common stock outstanding. In JahudiS'
the first month Of the new hscal year 4ol
the roads in the Centrals system Ne"
York Central & Hudson River showed d
decrease in net earnings of $5s4'2Ss' anu
~ the Boston & Albany's earnings ma"
bsen included as they used TO be. the
decrease would have been S6l'ScS. Ihs
total decrease in net FOR all lines in the
system was s2.5S9, 226-from s6,24o'467 to "
7O1 al Of this decrease the Lake Shore ac-
counted for s95S,253 in its own operations
Wage increases added $4,000 to the en-
penses Of the month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

London was seller in this market yes
terday to the extent Of about 5000 shares.
The Baldwin Locomotive Works has re-
ceived an order for fifty mikado type loco
motives from the Illinois Central Railroad
ten from the Buffalo. Rochester & Pitts
burgh, two from the Chicago & Illinois
Midland and twenty-five from the Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas Railroad.
The nominating committee Of the Stock
Exchange will hold meeting on the ex-
ecutive floor this afternoon.
The Stock Exchange committee on Sc
curities has ruled that the certificates for
the Union Pacific common stock entitled
to the extra dividend declared by the d.
rectors last month may be accompanied
either by due bills or dividend warrants
until Thursday, March 10; that all due
bills must be exchanged for the dividend
warrants on or before that date; that be-
ginning Friday March 20. all deliveries
of Union Pacific common stock must be
accompanied by dividend warrants.
For the year ended December 81. 1913,
the National Fireproohng Company re
ports net earnings of s511.563, an increase
Of s6O.135. The balance for dividends was
S411 ,56S, equal to 6.47 per cent on the
s7.90O,5OO, compared with go per cent
the previous year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
A.eo,n.inn vs.. specuIatine.

po;lroad accounting is a mystery for the
average man in the street Beyond wha'
he gets from monthly reports OF earnings
and the yearly income account he trusts trusts
his own judgment but little lie taNe'
& for granted that the Interstate COM
,,,orca Commission is protecting him from
irregular or crooked accounting. the
commissions well known attitude toward
the railroads has taught him to believe
that and. also his own necessity 1t Is
too much 10 expect. he says, that ne VIII
have either the time or the requisite tai
ent 10 follow every quip and quirk OF a
roads financing and accounting BeiieV-
ing in the protection Of the commission
IS naturally disconnected when II ap-
rs. as IN the case Of the st. Paul that
omething against his interest occurred
years before that body was p o. or saw
fit. 10 discover it to the public. Dlscoh-
certed SPECTATORS make reluctant traders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
CHICAGO GRAIN LOWER
Wheat Weakens on Big Crop
Prospects-Provisions Steady.

Chicago. March 12-Although wheat at
times to-day made a show of strength. the
market ultimately fell under bearish con-
troll Crop damage reports were denied,
and there was 2 continued lack OF export
call. The close was steady, but &c to &c
net lower. Corn suffered setback OF sc
TO so. and oats OF &c TO &c. Provisions
varied from the same as last night to
loss of 2i2c. Estimates that the wheat
yield I'm Kansas alone would run up to the
total OF 100000 900 bushels
made damage advices seem relatively in
even If true. The reports
OF harm were more specific than hereto
fore. but new instances appeared TO be
confined almost wholly TO Marshall and
Nemaha counties. in Kansas, and to Ran
doph County in Illinois Range of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-Thc local street market for copper
y,ay cag, with clcctrolytlc quoted II i2iaT
Il siisc. and casting 1iHl4.i2hc On the Metal
Exchange STANDARD copper was weak with
spot March aud April quoted - 2alic. In
spot and f63 les "a for futures
TIN Easy: spot March and April g 60a
$50: MAY. 1.'s4S 25c; June. srHikpsa 3'isc,
and July. 3Sa3 Nisc. IA London tin closed
quiet AT el72 los Tor SPOT and flii So for fut
urcs.
LEAD-ouiet: Now York SPOT. 2 e5ffi o5c and
a. 70
SPI,LTER-Q Now York spot = 25G5 soc,
and East ~ Louis. Siou5 20'. loudon spelter
closed ri ca los
IRON Middlcsboro No , eos ga IN London
The local iron market was steady AZ sl5Gp
Sl5 30 FOR M I foundry Northern and sif 1sa
81, 20 for No Northern ana No | Southern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
Waters Pierce Company Fined

Shreveport, La, March l2-The Waters
Pierce oil Company was fined total Of
$4,000 in the federal court here to-day,
after the company had been found guilty
on fourteen counts OF an Indictment
charging violation OF the Elkins law. Tie
company was charged with making rate
on oil shipments IN 1901 1913
and 1906 from Bixby, ILL.,, TO points south
of Alexandria. IN Louisiana. Notice was
given OF appeal to the United States Cir
cult Court OF Appeals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13

The nominating committee Of the Stock
Exchange will hold a meeting on the ex-
ecutive floor this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
Bank of England Return.

London. March l2.-The weekly state
meut Of the Bank Of England shows the
following changes. Total reserve increased
fig.oO0. circulation decreased 1861 900.
bullion decreased 1859 other securities
Increased r.139.Ooo. other deposits de
creased 1855. 900. public deposits increased
fz.502.O0O. notes reserve increased nc. 900
ard goyernmTnt securities unchanged.
The proportion of the banks reserve TO
liability this week Is 800 per cent,
against y0il last week The rate OF dis
count ls maintained ~ per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13

sIGAH-RcAncd castor and prices lower.
hut demand limited. although n was he
Mevcd that should prices remain 40 at pres
emf Tor day two some activity would
result All renners are now taking orders
To- rnc graduated at 3eoc. Raw was steady
and unchanged The days transactions wefe
believed TO consist OF a few scattered lots
of Cubas Tor prompt and nearby shipment
al the old basis Of l5-i6c. cost and freight
Some Porto Ricos we're stili being offered az
prey ious prcca without takers. spot prices
we're O. a5c for centrifugal and . soc for mo.
lasics In London beet sugar was quiet but
steady at - SAD FOR March. % tnd for
.pfil and % - a 10: NAV. With the curb ~
os iitd for March. - l@d For May and
- 1Hd FOR August London cahled tho
Visible suppl, OF ntgpr a. 4 enn 600 tons
nrsirst l@S1n'" ltt D.rh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
New uaven Demand Slaokens.

For the first time in more than TWO
Months New Haven stock loaned ri
rate Yesterday, as distinguished from d
premium. That IS TO say, the oorroWei
Of the stock received interest on mo
money he loaned against it. The interest
rote was one-half Of per cent-not much'
but enough TO indicate That the shoi' -
terest had pretty well covered up 10
commitments What there was 10 pr
mote short covering recently when the
hears had successfully weathered score
Of storms. there was no saying YESTERDAY,
AS late as last Saturday the STOCK sou
as low as 65s.. Yesterday IT closed at o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
Norfolk Southern's Outlook.

Interests OF the Norfolk Southern RAN
way are credited with the statement that
there IS good reason 10 expect the sus-
pension Of dividends at the next Ineetihs
Of directors late this month. The dividend
due at this time was TO have been de-
cIared at the February meeting, but the
board deferred action. In the year ended
June 20. 1913, the road earned 5s per cent
on It's stock. Tho present rate Is per
cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
Ye
PROVISION

PROVISIONS -Steadier early ana prices
made slight gains. but late IN the session
M market esscd or. PORk-Stcady. mess.
S2sofS2S 80: family. s2f@S26. snort clear
$50 25QS22 BEEF--Quiet mess. SIS
SIS 30. family. Si9n $50. packet SIS s9g
HOGSLFirm: 12i, 012Ac. pigs, 1870. CUT
MEATS Picked bellies quiet. Is Z nltltc.
picked hams steady. l40lfisc rALLoW
country, G.fGa,c LARp-Stoady. middle
Wost 10000 1000. city. loisc. refined.
south America. l. SOC; Continent u Doc.
ARINE-Quiet, oleo. SIC, city lard,
lIisc
COTTONSEFD OIr.-In.Ctive. with small
values were 70 3 points net lower Local
crnfrorf ppleeS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
Beth. Steel May Sell Bonds.

II is not considered improbable that
the Bethlehem Steel Corporation viii soon
enter the market for tho sale OF bonds
to pay for new ships To be utilized I'm car
rying ore from the company's mines In
Chili 10 this port The new financing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The following railroad reports for Feb
ruary were made public yesterday:
Toledo Peoria e Western-Gros7. sol So
decrease. slS.313; net Sl.761; decrease, $500.
Reports for January were:
Minneapolis g. 81. Psul-Gross, $50 l29; Dc
crease, 7,G4i: net. SOL. SO; Increase. S2O5'.
Wabash RallrOad-GToss. S22ss,5Vb' De
crease, S17O AGO; net Sl59.15S: decrease.
SIC O22.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
American Public Utilities.

The American Public Utilities Company
for the year ended January 81, 1914,
earned its preferred dividends twice over.
and after their payment earned at the
rate Of 40 per cent on the s2,9950OO Of
common stock, on which quarterly divi-
dends Of three-quarters of per cent are
now being paid The company has re-
Gently acquired other properties in the
Chippewa Valley in Wisconsin, and It is
expected that the board OF directors will
soon make announcement Of their plans
for new financing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13

may take the form of an issue OF the
Bethlehem Steel Company's FIRST Hen and
refunding thirty-year per cent gold
bonds. OF which there are now outstand-
ing sl5.SO0,cJ0. out OF total authorized
issue OF 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13

5,76S.00o francs. notes In circulation de-
creased 1855. 900 francs. treasury de-
poslts decreased 2O.S75 900 francs. general
deposits Increased 100000 francs. bills
discounted decreased %. 25O,OOo francs and
advances decreased %, SOC, 900 francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. March f. Tho offerings az the wool
auction sales to-day amounted to H. 500 bales
Morinos were az dear ~ ever but crossbrods
were generally per cent under the best An
grades were readily sold Americans were
pood buyers. Tho sales follow: New south
wales. 200 bales, secured. II 2dnis HAD:
greasy. @r1dis "a. Queensland. 700: occurred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
Southern Utilities.

Southern Utilities Company shows gross
earnings for December, 1913. Of SS2,55l,
with operating expenses and taxes Of s64,-
SlS leaving net earnings OF SlS,2l7. The
surplus applicable TO the common stock
amounted to 1884. For the nine months
ended December 81. gross earnings were
s707. 234. with charges OF $515.l38, leaving
sls9,Os5 net earnings. and surplus appllca-
bic to common stock was s76,93l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDUS RAILS.
MINING.
BONDS.

Brad Con 6s150 155 kel spg I Is = y
Cen d Tel $500 lO0iz NYC 44s. 90 1908 10l
Chic FL 0eo n sSss 9S94 NIC 4i.s, 1908 lOl
.Ex dlvlaand. tsolla cents ncr share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
Bank Of France Return.

Paris. March I2.The weekly state-
veDt Of the Bank Of France shows tho
following changes: COLD in hand Increased
s.s5l. 900 francs. silver IN hand decreased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
Utah Power and lluht.

The Electric Bond and Share Company
reports earnings OF the Utah Power and
Light Company and its subsidiary for
February Of .l52,s42 gross. an increase OF
$50 044 over the same month in 1918. and
$50 259 net, a gain OF s10.350.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13

Liverpool cables: Spot in moderate demand;
sales. 1000 bales; speculation and export, oVV'
American, 5000 Imports 1000. all American
Mid upland. 6.96d Futures opened quiet uIl.
changed 10 / poinc lower Closed steady, net
unchanged TO y point higher. March ana
March-Aprll. 6.60isd: Apri-May. $500; May
June, 6.54ied: June-July 6.49lad; July-Aug-
ust 845i ed August-September, 6.36lsd; sep
tenber-October 6.17lsd; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Gt2lad December-January and January-Fe6-
ruary, cid: Febuary-March. 6.121bd; Marcn-
April, 6l3Iad. Manifestations dull;
cloths quiet and nrm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13

secured, Is 4egds Id; greasy, s5dqls ~, std;
Australia. 500; greasy, sdais siad. Tasmania
100: greasy, ici4d01s eisd New ZeaLand,
800: greasy, 7isdGls 3izd. Cape OF Good Hope
and Natal. 6&qls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13

put the price OF cotton up rather sharply to-
day. The undertone was steady and the de-
mand increased decidedly. much OF II being
on account of longs entering the market on
account OF low temperatures, particularly in
South Texas At the highest trading months
were g to u points over yesterdays last
quotations. Tho close was steady at net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
BONDS.

So 900 Can p 60 notes. 1875 loiis 1897. 1oi
Is 900 Cuban new 5s.... eSi. esi. PSI. .Sl.
SO OOO West Pac Js..... 50 90 81 5ga
ok dividend. tsells cents per share. todd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
Easton Consolidated Electric.

Gross earnings OF the Easton Consoh-
dated Electric Company for 1918 were
s46S. sos. an increase OF s4O972 over 1872;
net earnings were 9.45o. a gain OF s3OSSi
over the previous year. The surplus after
charges was S7S,373. equivalent 10 1915 per
cent on the $50 900 capital stock, as com
pared with &C per cent earned in 1912.
The regular per cent dividends have
been paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
NV ! YIN sIHINII - y
REEVES Receipts 2.26l head nearly

New York March T.. loli
FTVFS-Recepts 2.26t head nearly an
Tor siaughterers No trading In live cattle
The feeling was rated steady. Dressed oeeI
slow; city dressed native sides. l2Nl4c.
CAIN ES-Receipts 4l9 head; 800 on sale
Market very dull AMI fully 50c lower; the pens
were not cleared. Common TO falriN ltist--s
yesls sold at s9qS1 70 per Joe h. eus at 81
Bamyard calves and yearhngs nop'l ~
Dressed calves lower. city dressed veais' I''s
Glee country dressed; l2.I ioc poca,r+. ga
head. cars on sale. sheep steady; lambs
weak Fairly good ewes sold at s. 30 per 100
N. vethers. 81 - bunch o, or ono islbs'
lie: dressed lambs quiet at 12a &c. hog
lambs lower az S3aS5 per carcass
UOGs-Receipts. 1,lS6 head. pa cars on
sale Prices steady. and good medium am IGN
weight Pennsylvania hogs sold at 81 2oaS9 -
per loo 70. Country dressed hogs were steady
at 9Ql2isc per 10.
Chicago March -HOGS-Receipts. % 900.
strong; bulk OF sales. s. sass 70: light. IS o0W
s. so. mixed. S 45GS sO heavy. s. sass S0'
rough. s. 35a'S 30; piss NnSs 30. cArTLE-
s. 1OdsS 10. stoclIcrs and feeders. s. 6oq~ 10.
COWS and heifers, 81 7o9S 30; calves. s7GSl0.
SHEEP Receipts % coo; steady, natives, = 80
ass 9o yearlings, s. SoGSI; lambs. native, So 10
kansas CITY, March ie-HoGs- Receipts
5000. steady 70 DC hgher; bulk Of sales. y 500
s. co. heavy S 5jaS s.. packers and butchers
IS soGsS c5: light. s. slTSS o.: p.ge. s. 25Gss
CAT'TLE-Receipts. ] 200 10 southerns: steady.
rhine fed steers. s. GoN$s 30 dressed beef s. -
0s7 80: southern. ST. 50aSS %. COWS. 81 35nS5 IS.
hefors s. 6p@. stockers ana feeders. g. 50w
s. bulls. s6usi 30: calves. s. 5oH$iO 90 SHEEP
-Reeoipis. 5000 steady. lambs. g. e50sl IS:
yoorlings. s60f6 81; wethers, s. JG4S6, ewes.
Sass 1l
20. slow and steady NEAT.S-Recclpts. Is:
slow and Soc lower; native calves s6Gsli 90
GS-I,eceipts. 5000. slow; pigs l5c lower.
others steady. heavy ana mixed 81 l0uS9 -;
Workers. y sO4S9 10; pigs s. 90. roughs. - ESQ
IS 30 stays. s. Sons. 80. diaries. Seqs9 -.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Roccipts. 5000 slow
owes and mixed sheep steady: others. iOI2ac
lower: lambs s. 50iiN 10. warnings s. 50fi 81 81
wethcrs, 81 25gSG 10; ewes. t3dS6. sheep. mixed.
SGfl26 L.
BY Telegraph to The Tribune
81. Louis, March lg-CATrIE- Receipts
900; tairly active at strong prices. steers.
81 ,5u@ 80, yearlnss 81 5Hys 60 Rcifcrs. s. %
n s. %; COWS, 81 s0A< 20. Southern steers s. 20
ass HOGS Receipts. 800; active aud bo
mgher; choice medium to heavy weights. s. 80
avs Nis hulk of sales. s. 10nS 40. packers.
~ eOnsS 20: lights. 8 eouS io pigs. 81 so6s 10
SHEEP Receipts, 1000 active and steady:
lambs, - souN z. common 10 medium lambs
y s0HS.' lcarliUsS, ST. aoGtl 30. mutton sheep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

New YORK, March j.. lfl'
GRAIN - WHEAT - Crop news from tbs
Southwestern wheat belt was reassuring. and
prices developed an easier tone and ~ tho
close we're &c ret lower. At the decline the
market showed losses OF about &c from ihe
recent high point and bulls were not inclined
70 be aggressive. While news was OF bearisn
character traders were not disposed to take
heavy chances on the short side. owing 10 tie
close proximity Of the crop scare period. In
the cash market no 2 hard winter wheat vas
quoted at 81 OO4, T. 10 red, 81 %. ele-
Vator. domestic; No ! Northern pllutn.
81 O2s. Z b, opening 81 navigation No i
Northern Manitoba. 81 O3ia, b. CORN
steady early but late In the day cased OF
and closed at i4a7sc net decline. Cash 10 3
yellow corn was quoted Tic. G Z. TO arrive.
OATS-Quiet and steady early, but e2sed ~
svmpathv with wheat and corn ana closed sc
net lower. cash market steady stanasI'
white. 45isd4Gc: No ,. 46a4j &C.; No g. 80
- nc; No 4, 44'sg45c; ordinary clipped; lI.e9
40: fancy clipped 45iaNssc, all elevator.
pYIr-Steadv: No Western, &c, T.
New York. export. BARLEY Quiet; maltinS'
65675c 9 Z Buffalo. BtthNhbA -
silver hull, 81 90; mixed, 81 90. japanese. 81 q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCE



h,,yers we're Ftlll unwilling 20 take large lo'-.
Spring patents. s. 70pN 90; winter r,i'l-
81 3Jnsi 50. winter patents. - onsi ,p' .-9
clears 81 MAST p: extra No ] winter ~
Sc s.: No .. SO i5dS3 90; Kansas straish,, >,
asa 80: fancy spring patents 81 i0nSo. Isl
WHEAT FLOUR-ouiet. 50 sass re- ~ 10 =,
RYE FLOUR-Quiet; fair TO COOL ~ senfs '''
choice 10 fancy. So 56s3 75 CORNMEAIs-
Steady. Kiln dried, $50 BAG MEALr,,t ,5.s
white and yellow. 81 i50S 30. ccarce 81 iVf
81 A. EEED-Western firm: bran 10 arrive l'l
~ sacks. Ss: standard rnddlng S2e -: n.1r
do SO: rcd log $50; city. unsettled bulk. 3
sacks s.S: middling 81 50GS30: red dog. S9 '
oilreal Ssi0S 3l 20.
COFFEF.--Less active but steader. open
ing AZ decline u 10 . points the local mar
ket rallied. md ruled quiet ard STEADY, clos
ing at / point net lower 70 points higher
Brazilian markets were lower. Rio spots. TO
reis and Santos 100 rcs. and the fact thar
prices are declining in Brazil in the face ~
reduction in the rate of exchange on LONDON
was believed 20 be an unfavOrahie feature.
cost and freight offers were unchangcd 10 '
points lower. Hayre closed az ne' advance
OF al franc while Hamburg was unc hanged
TO q pig lower. Local spot market was qii't
and easy a. s'sc FOR Rio No :. Local contract
prices.