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Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-15

The making of glazed tiles or "azulejos'' is the only ancient Valen- elan industry which has retained it's importance through centuries up to the present day. These wall and floor tiles enter into the construction of nearly every modern building throughout the region, and the local consumption alone is sufficient to keep factories running.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-15
LOOK THESE HORSES OVER

BEFORE BUYING HEM ELSE
 WHERE.
 PENNSYLVANIA EXPRESS CO,
 Ssi-353 East 9th St.,
 New York City.
 MUST BE SOLD VII HIN THE
 NEXT THIRTY DAYS. 10 Young Work Horses and Mares 14e In good condition, weighing from 800 to l6UO lbs. These horses have beer bought green within the past two year, and have been used in and around tho city. Among them are matched teams suitable for general pus- mess, also several pavement gore mares Prices, single horses S45 to S200, teams SIS to s400- (20) days trial allowed; if not as represented can be returned within trial time. No reas- enable offer refused One block from Long Island Ferry All horses shipped SoO miles from New York City, with blankets and halters and collars. All cars transfer to the door. One hiock from Long Island Ferry.
 See Supt. 74s1 Murray Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-15

Consul Julius D. Dreher advise3 that members of the Toronto Board of Trade will make fraternal visits this year to several American cities. A trip nas been arranged during the second week in June to Niagara Falls. Buffalo, Detroit and Cleveland.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-15
TIE KALEIDOSCOPE

According to a Frenh~ law passed in the eighteenth century, any woman growing a beard has. ipso facto, the right to dress like man.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-15

A transcontinental railway charte . is sought in the Canadian Parliament by the All-Red Railway Company. which desires to build line from Cape St. Charles, Labrador. through 10 the Pacific at a cost of S100 ,000, 900. The bill was allowed to stand over until the promoters furnish more definite information
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-15

During 1911 Germany turned out 15.574, 900 tons of pig iron. The out put of the United States in the same year was 24.02S, 900 tons but the United Kingdom. the third important factor in the worlds production which 25 years ago put out twice as much as did Germany and was unsurpassed by that country until as late as 1908, is credited with only 1o.os3. 900 tons.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-15
SALE HORSES

My buyer was unable to get my Horses bought to arrive Friday as They will arrive some time Monday. June 10th. There will be 2S head; some of all kinds. Prices right this time.
 Tel 1139 ELMER R. PlERSON
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-15

THERE ss no sauerr1sfns medium h Ea stern Connecticut equal to The Ru2s Sntlp tor br4inesa EsHn1te
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-15

THERE ,s no aaverrIsIHg medium n Eastern SokRectfcuI equal tG The Bul> ktiR fpg ausiRsan EaAsltA
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-15
ADVERTISEMENTS heading of "WhNfED FeR SALE or TO RENT
 ARE INSERTED AT THE RATE 5c per Line, Six Words to the Line
WANT ED

WANTED-Children to board by the week. and mothers care given them, by American lady in quiet country home; reference given and references required. Address Box S9. Moosup. Ct.
 je15d
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-15

wANTED-To buy a cheap motor boat for cash. Address Motor Boat, Buuetin Co. je15d
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-15
TO RENT

TO LET-Randolph cottage at Pleas ant View; seven rooms anu batn5 Tor July or september. Address Chestnut SL. MeSIerIy. R. ]. IelSu
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-15
Children's Day.
c..e.ss.:on Committees.

rr.lG~en's dav was observed in the H. tional church Sunday r2ti',, -:unday school.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-15

WANTED-Auto repairing at your garage, 4Oc per hour; ma gneto and self starters speciality. Address x. !. c., Bulletin je1oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
Railroad Stock Sales.

Pm time % time the movements Of
fE-lar stocks start reports in Wall
D. that some o. the railroad com
~ are disposing % what are euphe-
'1aly known as their investment is
stocks which were for the mos;
T sauired. not for their income yieid,
itr preventing harassing competition.
S,sring thar community OF interest
/ q succeeded the forbidden pool agree
~ So, YESTERDAY. 10 was suggested
; Lake Shore and Baltimore & Ohio
= getting rid OF their Reading. A
"a suggestion has been made fire.
ny N connection with Pennsylvania
'>,Es OF Norfolk & Western. az II used
; made about Union Paclhc's block Of
WEN Pacific What tends most 20
\ ercredit on these theories. however.
u FAC, that none Of them has yet
ssosisntlsied. Stock sales and pur-
~ IN the open market on behalf Of
. railroad companies are no longer
ea'on perhaps because there are 20
' hsTimsns and no more Keenes to
7, them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
COTTON MARKET
QUIET BUT STEADY
Market Receivers an Opening
Decline and Closes Near
the Top.

An opening decline Of from to
points in the cotton market yesterday
was due 10 overnight selling orders. but
the offerings we're soon absorbed and
prices worked higher on covering and
some spot house demand. Fresh ven
lures were limited. however. by uncer-
tainty as TO the census figures, due next
Friday. There were reports Of more
active trade in cotton goods rumors oil
bullish ginning returns and claims tha'
exporters were outbidding cotton mus
for spot cotton in the South. hut these
failed 20 stimulate business TO point
beyond the usual weekend character
southern spot markets were generaily
unchanged. but the local market al
vanced points. TO l2.9oc. for middlins
upland: no sales. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York January II, 1914.
GRAIN - WHEAT - While crop accounts
from the Argentine seemed 10 confirm pre-
vious reports OF unsatisfactory yields, the
new crop is apparently beginning to move
in larger volume, and this has served 10
check aggressive operations on the buying
side. The market yesterday was heavy ana
closed at about the low for the day with net
losses OF &c to &C Liverpool was lower
than expected. Antwerp showed decline
OF &c for La Plata wheat and Buenos
Ayres opened nc TO &c lower. making a
net loss there from the opening on Friday
Of INC 10 1Ssc. Some conservative traders
were OF the opinion that while the pressure
OF new Argentine offers may prove tenn
porarily bearish the underlying situation Is
bullish owing 10 an admitted shortage IN the
eXportable surplus from the Southern Hemis-
phere. as compared with last year. while
there Is evidence OF a continued good de-
mand in Europe. In the local cash market
No . hard winter wheat was quoted 97%c
c / T. New York; No red, 81 001e, elevator ;
No ] Northern Manitoba, 81, b. No 1
Northern Duluth. 81 0lH. o b. CORN
Was easier at the outset. owing TO lower
markets abroad. Argentine corn was still
being offered IN the local market at from
GS q deihc I Z. according 20 time OF ar
rival, and II was said that four cargoes
were expected next week. At the decline
leading operators bought heavily and the
market rallied and closed near the top. with
net gains OF = C 10 10 Cash No. ! yellow
corn was quoted at 70%c, ( {. 70 arrive.
OATS-Prices were slightly lower early but
on the decline there was good buying and
prices rallied. closing - net higher Cash
market quiet. standard white, 40 y a 46c
No 2. 46G4GiRc; No g. asa 46c; No A. Az
d45hc; ordinary clipped. A n acc; fancy
clipped. 40 y " 47c. all elevator. RYE-Dull;
No Western. 6Ti2c T. New York eX-
port. BARLEY-Steady; mailing. O. q soc,
c T. Buffalo BCCKWHEAT-Quiet Canad-
ian. 81 So silver hull, 81 50; mixed, 81 81;
IQpanese 81 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
CHICAGO WHEAT LOWER
Other Grains and Provisions
Show Advances.

Chicago. Jan. T-Forecasts OF a big
Yield in the winter crop belt had consider
able to do to-day with pulling down the
price OF wheat. The market closed eosy,
nc TO sc under last night Other specu-
latve articles showed net gain-corn.
&c TO &C; oats. a shade 10 &c 20 &c. and
provisions. 2izc to nc Flatterlng predlc-
lions in regard 10 the winter crop were
based on the enlarged acreage, the for
ward state OF growth. and the fact that
the year Immediately after dry season
has usually produced much more than
the average number OF bushels. Accord
ing 10 a well known expert the acreage
sovrn at present exceeds last years total
by 4ll9OOo acres. and owing TO the mild
ness OF the winter the damage 10 date
has been slight as TO be unworthy Of
notice. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
s.nLs IN strona Position.


..,,-s .xpect the returns OF the ma
Il A,,ks under the latest call Of the
..1,- O., the Currency 90 make an
-, showing. both in comparison
!. -. figures for the previous call and
,,nsslyes. In the last previous call
.~o.rtsge 81 cash 10 loans, for IN
:, vas so low as 90 cause appre-
-. !, was under even the figures
- n 1907. and considerably below any
=, On the interim. But after that
=, slowing down OF business. which
!. -. part'cularly marked in october.
:. % fsr that a good many authorizes
/, .g.ve that the bottom o. the de-
- vas reached IN December There
|, 4, course. a considerable reduction
:. demand for loans. and al the same
!, as cash holdings 81 the banks very
,..s~ increased. One after another or
al bank statements has shown eN-
.-ansry Increases On cash. which re-
: rgch more than the seasonable re-
d, specie in January on the 18Th.
|. s,v for the statement 10 the Con
H. the banks in al the great reserve
;. were strong in cash. and their loans
H. have shown big decreases Alto
|,r me national bank statement ought
rike interesting reading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
WHEAT PRICES
RANGING LOWER
Declines Here and Abroad
Corn and Oats Higher
Coffee Gains.

Movement Of the new crop Of Argen-
tine wheat and lower markets in Europe
affected the local wheat market yester-
day. causing a cessation Of buying ac-
uvity The course of prices was down
ward. with the close at the low OF the
day. net u a &c under Fridays finals
Corn recovered an early weakness based
on Argentine supplies. Good buying on
tho scale down caused sharp rally, and
the close was at net advance OF
Il n &c. Oats also. recovered an early
decline due to Canadian offers and gained
&c net for the day.
There was considerable frmness in
European and Brazilian coffee markets
yesterday. and while the local market
was quiet prices were firm, and the net
gain for the day was from TO S points
Liberal receipts continue In Brazil. and
local buyers are inclined TO be cautious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
NEW WORKERS BUY MINE
Purchase 10 Dandy Property at
Cripple Creek.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Colorado Springs, Col. Jan. New
York capitalists. headed by William Mac
Donald, Of Albany, have purchased con-
troll Of the 10 Dandy Gold Mining Com
pany, of Cripple Creek. The purchase
price, 10000, was paid to-day TO Allen
E. Burris. president of the FL Paso com
pany. which represents the majority OF
stock.
The purchase includes leases held by
Harvey McGarry, OF st. Louis, and otn-
ers. J. S. Miller. late Of New York, VIII
take charge of the lease. The mine en-
braces seventeen acres adjoining the Elk
ton and Cresson mines. II has a good
production record and exeprts say there IS
$50, 900 in ore IN sight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
Tn, Lsekswsnna Suit.

~ allegations made in the govern
'sali against the Delaware. Lacka-
"a western Railroad and the coal
'sie q the same name are true-and
q ~ reason 20 believe that they are
'nsie won't be much weeping and
- ana crashing OF teeth over
~ N favor o. the United States
years sgo D.. L. T. ". shares
ave been within the means OF the
rs investor 90 buy. a stock that
700 under 20 since 1901. however.
uS oe elassed as a popular favor
.''0'oihg 10 the governments buef.
e'h' o. the stock OF the coal COM
1elo BY owners Of n per cent OF
.'oso eompanys stock. a majority
! !. '~l'oac eompany's stock s. held
-''9-ave persons: d majority OF the
.s"panys by twenty-nlne. and al
!" The twenty-nine are included
- u'''y-aye No one. except a few
y - ana these under restriction.
-'''''ea 10 subscribe for the coat
-. s'ock save shareholders Of the
- 00mpany. and they were given
|cs,o-. "herewith 20 pay their sub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. January Il. 1914
BFENES-Receipts. 1871 mainly consigned
10 slaughtcrers. Feeling unchanged. Dressed
beef quiet at l2ia G14c per ID for ordinary
70 choice city dressed native sides. No ex-
ports.
CALyEs-Receipts 36s head: 81 on sale.
at 50 5OaSl2 30 per 100 10: culls. s6as7 20.
city dressed veals easier at 16d 19c per ID.
country dressed DO, 12h N 17hc
Sales-Tobin & Shannon: Z veals. 1873 10
average SO 30 per 100 10: 4 1ls 10. 50 30;
culls. 1T 10. 81 80; 9. f04 10, So
Newton & Co.: "A veals IA 10. si2 30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts, $500
head: 3 cars on sale Trade slow lambs
weak 20 a shade lower. . cars unsold. Fair
10 prime lambs 81 s3GSs - per 100 10
yearlings, 50 80. Dressed mttton steady at
So allie per 10; dressed lambs. u = q lac.
country dressed dollhouse lambs, sass per
saies-Newton & Co.: III Ohio lambs =
10 average ss 10 per 100 III: 80 50 10. s. %.
90 81 H. 81 So - yearlings - To. s. 20.
Kerns Commission Co.: 19l ohio lambs IS
NJ. ss
HoGs-Receipts. 1855 head: none on sale;
Feeling nominaly steady. Country dressed
hogs quiet at lOaI3c per N FOR heavy TO
light weights
nces3P, i< s' NJ .les S % a IS 40. ught
s. oJdSs 81: mixed. s. IS -. heavy. s. 10
ass Is: rough IS loass 20. pigs. SO 75a
ssI5 CATTL E-Reccipts. 2oh. steady:
boevcs. SO 7OdS9 70: Texas steers SO 9O8
10. Western. SC - n 81 %: stockers and
foeders. e. 10GS7 -; COWS and heifers. 81 20
n IS 20: calves. g. 500Slf - sHEEP-Re-
ceipts. 200. weak. native. 81 a0dS SO o.,
western 81 SOG 81 ~. vearllngs s. Goa 81 -:
lambs. native ST. 90GSs Is Western. SO S.
NSSl5
kansas city Jan. 17-HOGs- Receipts
200. steady. bulk % sales 81 $50 Sc 81.
heavy. s. son s. 30; packers and butchers
- - m IS So. uChts s. 9Od Is -, pigs. SO 10
n g. 30. CATTLE and SHEEP unchanged.
East Buffalo. Jan lT.-C CATTLE Receipts,
700 VEALS-Reccipts. IS. active and pc
lower. tfTSl2 % HOCS-RecelDt : 900.
fairly active and steady 20 &c higher; heavy
and mixed s. - n s. go: Workers. IS 5OT
s. ~: niQs g. 400Ss 20; rouRhs. 81 6O6s7 -.
slacs 500 &C. 70. daires. IS 5OMSs so. SHEEP
AND AMBS-Roceipts. 500: slow ewes
Zoe lambs 15c lower lambs. s. 50dSs ~:
yearllngs S50S7 25: wethers. s. $50 so % 4:
ewes. Sass 60. sheep. mixed. 81 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
Canadians Improvement.

.sdan Pacific IS one OF the first Sc
rs to be sold abroad when there Is
u tsf money chiefly because Of It's
- narke, And IL is one Of the first
70 70 be bought back when financial
r-ons improve IN December, when
s-sirn money centres were preparing
r.. expected ycar-end strain, the sell
III Canadian was particularly heavy.
|EG high price Of 229al on the Sth Of
4 ronth il dropped I'm exactly three
"a 70 s0s the lowest figure Of the
noe lowest Of TWO years. in fact.
/ ( pry recently IL showed but little
|sr 70 rally. but until very recently.
l1s. Europe was a seller Of stocks
y az Of other securities. AS late as
|rzy L Canadian sold as low as 2Q6i4.
/ aai date. as nearly as any can be
p brought a change in sentiment
~ and among its first fruits was a
p 'Csnpac Yesterday IL closed az
after having touched 1924
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18

on tho New York stock Exchange. The
circular describes all issues, which are
classified as investment. semi-investment
and speculative.
Ralph c. Morgan. formerly with Charles
n. Jones & Co. and Alfred E. I7inlay, for
merlv Of Eastman. Dillon & Co. have
formed a partnership under the firm name
Of Morgan & Finlay. at No. 11S Broad
wav. Arthur c. Turner also will he asso-
ciated with the new firm.
The stock Exchange has stricken from
the list the New York. New Haven &
Hartford Company tWcnty-yesr 6 per cent
convertible dchenture issue Of 1913. when
issued.
The statement Of the Hartman Ma
tional Bank as OF January Is showed de-
posits Of sIS.9SS.o77 as compared with
$4,000. 600 on October 81 last and ST.
600. 600 on February 4. 1919. Loans and
discounts amounted TO s91S9.757 and cash
reserve SS.0S7.27A The surplus and undl-
yided profits were <Sfl.765.
The Chatham and PheniX National
Bank on January 3 last had deposits OF
SoG7761lS The surplus and undivided
profits amounted 20 $l,356.324 and loans
and discounts totalled S16,25622o. The
company had in its treasury $1.350.00U
rar value United States bonds and ST.,
1896 Of other stocks and bonds.
The answer Of the Union Pacific Rail
road Company 10 the suit brought by GER
tain holders Of the preferred stock
asking a permanent injunction against
the proposed distribution Of the roads
Baltimore & Ohio holdings TO the common
stockholders will be fled before Janu-
AIRY %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
f1pCS OF The DAY
N WALL STREET
cate May Sell Its Bonds on
S' Refer than Ala Per
Cent Basis.
opB PRICE JUMPS
70 ON HEAVY TRADING
-. Relieve That Sale Will
Hello Other Bonds or
None Bids Likely.

..ss OF Inc New York state bond
January p is practically assured.
. ~, one all or none bid IS now
. >, 80 arranged. and bond houses sener-
= >, ,-epar.ng 90 pot in offers. many
= I. -. !, rsnsins well into the millions OF
or the curb market yesterday
"a, very heavy buying Of the i'.s
=. ,s.ped and the price rose nearly
y -. iraicatus tho probability Of the
=, having 10 pay less than the -
=. : -, for its money that was al first
- Bond dealers arc ssreed that
-. IS orc OF the most inviting in
-. hat has been seen for a long
a. they believe that the success OF
-. vii give the general market Tor
~, marked impetus. If only through
',rsr,sement OF the new life in the
,e~e-t situation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
MUTUAL LIFE co. LOSES
South Carolina Injunction Re-
straining Custer Dissolved.

Charleston, S c., Jan. Judge
Smith, Of the United States District
Court, dissolved to-day a temporary in
junction restraining Insurance Commits
sioner McMaster of South Carolina from
reyoking the license Of the Mutual Life
Insurance Company of New York. from
doing business in this state.
Commissioner McMaster notified the
company last summer to show cause why
its license should not be revoked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18

PROyIsIONs-Inactive but slightly high
or as a result OF buying by packers and the
upturn In hogs PORK-Steady; mess. SIS 90
a s24: family. S24 80 ~ S27; short clear. $50 -
u So 80 BEEF-Mess. SiSa SIS 30. family
SIC $50: packet, SIS 50qSl9 30. extra India
mess. S2sa $50. DRESSED HOGs.l1@ = g
10 10 10. 13c: II 10 12isc. II 10. 12Ac
picked hams quiet. 13isc. TALLOW-Dul;
special &c. city. csc asked. country. ga
CSC LARD-Steacy, Middle West l1lOa
II zoe city. lie refined South America
- f5c: Continent. 1i.75c. Brazil, kegs. - l5c;
compound quiet. si.dsisc. STEARINE-
Dull. oico 9itc. city lard. II nc
COTTONsEED OLA very narrow mar
ket prevailed, and prices were rather irregular,
closing az points decline % points advance.
Local confract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
DULL TRADING ON CURB
Oil Stocks Irregular - New
State Bonds in Good Demand.

In the curb market yesterday trading
was comparatively quiet Considerable
heaviness appeared at the outset. but a
steadier tone developed on small pur-
chases. Oil stocks were irregular, with
losses from to points in the early
dealings. MarcOni of America continued
active. The copper stocks were pracu-
cally unchanged. Silver shares were
duh. New York State new AZ per cent
bonds were in good demand around LOG.
LL--rrl.kna ~ LLnrr,- = Ihnnnenn & Co. No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
U. s. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE condition OF the
United states Treasury at the beginning %
business to-day was: Net balance In general
fond. sos. $50 055; total receipts yesterday.
81. 1887: total payments yesterday. 100. b
Cal. The deficit this nscal year Is Sle.1's.-
SOS against q dchcit OF 1889 74s last year
exclusive OF Panama Canal and public debt
transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18

Feb Cork for orders. Is Cd. picked ports
large tonnage. IL iOtad. Cotton 20 Liverpool
per 100 10. 2Jc. Charters. BRUSH steelnel.
; 244 TONS coal Norfolk 20 Bucnos Ayres or
Ia Plate los 81. Feb British steamer. 80
tons lumber Gulf 20 the River Plate. loos'
March. British steamer. 2.32S tons. coal A.
iantic Range 70 NarseiIies. lis Ga Feb. Brit
ISL steamer 900 tons. timber, Gulf 70 Ant
worp and Hartlepool. 75s. Feb Mar Dutch
steamer. 1.1S7 tons timber. Cur 70 Aiglers
and Alexandria. g7s 81. Feb schooner, 2.5l3
tons conl. baltimore 10 Boston. D Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
,EABOARD CLEARANCES.
FLOUR AND MEAL - Prices were

FLOUR AND MEAL - Prices were hru
but the demand was light. Spring patents,
81 50QS4 20; winter straights, 81 90 81 4O'
winter patents. 81 80 81 so; spring clears,
s=15qsi 80: extra No l winter, 50 63 q 50 -;
No . So 40 a IS go: Kansas straights, 81 2On
81 30: fancy spring patents. 50 40a 50 90
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Quiet; s. gS3 - per
Zoe H. RYE FLOUR-Quiet; fair TO good,
50 45as3 80: choice to fancy 50 6OQS3 30.
CORNMEAL-Quiet; kiln dried, 50 80. BAG
MEAI-Quiet; fine white and yellow, 81 30
a 81 50: coarse. 81 45Gs1 90. FEED-West-
orn firm: bran TO arrive. IO0-lb sacks. S2o,
standard middling. SO 10; -four DO s2s 10;
red dog, 500 10. city firm; bulk, S25; sacks,
Sa6 80; middlng. $40 a $50 so, red dog, $50 80.
Oilmeal. S3l a s31 90.
COIFJE-Busness was small, sales for
the short session Amounting Il y 90 bags. but
Irices ruled steady. At the Opening there was
IN advance Of sac points owing % steadintss
in Europe. VII re Havre was J. franc higher
ard Hamburg showed gains OF "a = pfennig.
Tie principal sustaining factor, however. was
frmness in Brazil. Cost and freight offers were
firm az a slightly higher level Santos being
croted at II. S5a12.l5c As and - az II 7Oq
l9i.c and 3s and A. at 12l5nl2.3jc. Price
changes after the early advance were narrow,
but late IN the day near positions were steaiicr
than late months owing 20 the fact that
leading operator was buying MAY and selling
September, and at the close final figures were
Ans points net higher. spot unchanged. with
Rio rs quoted al csc. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

limited business was reported Ia steamer
chnrteriug. with rates showing further de-
clires Quotations 10 Liverpool and Glasgow
I'd uomipal: London and Antwerp. Cd. Rot
terdam. aa.d Hamburg, 32is pigs, Bremen,
80 pigs nominal, Hull. 2%d, Bristol. 2ad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18

sUGAR-Renued as quiet and unchanged
at 4c for nne graduated IN bulk. Raw was
unusually active for Saturday. ana prices
were l-3ec higher There was good de-
riand from local rehners. and sales were re-
ported OF about 1000 bags OF cubas for
January al 31-32c. cost and freight There
vas some business ia Porto Rico sugar also
and sales OF about q OO0 bags were reported
M equal 60 about 330c for centrifugal N
thew arrive in January. and between 2. y u
32ic II arriving In nrst week In February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18

A. tho close tho market was nrm az 49,
for centrifugal 2sSo, for muscovado 30 90.
d. rorf1u beet sugar was reported, Win
sellers at quotations. which we're % ~
for January sc "a for February ana Ss Oh
f0r Nav. with. the curb az 9s "a for Jan
uary. as sid for May and 9s sd for August
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

Bid. ASK Bid. ASK
Man 3 -Four. i "a Round MI M .. ~
Wv Hiiis 30 IS sn King Conf 80 .s2is
New Wonder.1.i5 20Ol Yukon Gold..'-.W EIZ'7
pitts Silv PIX 80 40