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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-01
GENERAL VILLA
ENTERS CAPT AL,

forty injured. One mile below the
scene of the wreck, six mines were
found connected with battery con-
cealed in ravine. The generals
train passed over these mines, which
were not discovered until the next
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25
GRAIN PRICES
STILL CLIMBING
Good Export Business
Keeps Wheat Advancing
Coffee Up a Little.

Continued bullish reports OF Southern
crop conditions and a good local export
business served 10 keep the wheat market
on the upgrade yesterday. although the
export business faced the fact that the
Liverpool market was heavy. a cold
wave in the Northwest helped the ad-
vance. which represented gains of 27sc
a bushel from the low OF last Tuesday
and net gains Of i.das for the day. &C
tivity and frmness marked the trading In
corn. and last prices were at the top OF
the day. net l2aasc up. Oats shared IN
the general upturn. and on comparative
ly small business gained i4u2sc.
Coffee prices felt the effect OF bullish
European and Brazilian news. and showed
early gains of to IL points, part of which
DISAPPEARED when foreign sellers went after
profits. There was nothing aggressive
about the advance. and the ease with
which the market responded to slight SELL
ing pressure showed that bulls were not
overcon1dent The close was at net gains
for the day Of to points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

chartering was fairly active. with rates
showing slight declines in several instances.
The demand for additional tonnage wss
light Quotations 70 Liverpool. London and
Glasgow, I'd nominal; Rotterdam, SAC;
Hamburg. 1921 pigs nominal: Bremen. 30
pigs; Hull, 2iad; Bristol, 2isd Feb: Antwerp.
Ed: Cork for orders. IS Cd; picked ports.
large tonnage. Is sda1s 1910. Cotton to
Liverpool, per 100 10. 25a3oc. Charters:
British steamer. 2.T3l tons. transatlantic
trade. one trip on time charter. basis. As Sd.
delivery north OF Hatteras, Feb, British
steamer 2,lS5 tons, same. basis as delivery
Gulf prompt: British steamer 1884 tons.
cotton, Norfolk TO Liverpool. Manchester or
Bremen. 25s Feb: British steamer. 2.e0a
tons. cotton, Savannah TO X or Continent
2ss Cd Feb: British steamer. 2.0io tons.
cotton, Gulf 20 Liverpool. 2ss cd. option
Bremen. 30s. Feb British steamer. 1.ssJ
tons. general cargo, Gulf 10 Denmark. IFS.
Feb: British steamer, 1.o3e tons. general
cargo, Gulf 20 the X or Continent. at or
about lis, Feb British steamer, 1,5s3 tons.
wSst India trade. one round trip. p l. Feb;
British steamer. 1850 tons. Gulf trade. one
round trip. basis IS. prompt: schooner. 492
tons lumber. owens Ferry to New York or
sound. Z: schooner LASS tons. coal, Bal
tirnors 70 Mayport, p {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25
WHEAT HIGHER IN CHICAGO
Other Grains Also Advance,
with Provisions.

Chicago. Jan. 4-Assertions that the
wheat crop I'm Argentina would be only
about - per cent OF last years total had
a bullish effect to-day on prices here.
The market closed firm. &sQl5c above last
night. Corn gained isqssc, and oats 'sg
&c In provisions the outcome was I'M
changed 70 l2isc up. Radical pessmistc
ideas about the Argentine wheat yield
were said TO be based on facts gathered
by an expert on an extended trip through
out the chief wheat growing provinces
of the republic The quality OF the crop
was declared by him 10 be go poor that
Europe would be compelled 20 come 10
America for wheat 10 blend with Argen-
tine Imports Shutting down OF immedi-
ate demand for ocean shipments acted as
a check on the rise. There was no Inn
portant reaction In prices. however. the
majority Of traders being convinced that
even aside from the extreme opinions as
to Argentina the upturn was justified by
crop damage in France and by the dan
ger from lack Of snow protection In the
United States winter crop belt. Range OF
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25
COTTON RECEIVERS
AN EARLY DROP
Selling Checked by Bullish Spot
Advices and Some Demand
from Trade Sources.

Although there was an early decline I'M
the cotton market yesterday. due mainly,
to overnight selling orders and relatively
easy cables, there was little aggressive
ness among the sellers. and on bulushs
spot prices from the South, with soma
covering and trade and commission house
support, the market rallied. Southern ado
vices tended TO show that the bearish gin
ring figures Of Friday had not checked the
demand. but many held to the belief that
when the January engagements were out
OF the way the spot demand would fall
off. Advices from the cotton goods mar
kets were favorable. and prices worked
higher on a comparatively moderate de-
n.and, with early offerings well absorbed.
The close was within a point or two OF
the best, net to points up for the day.
Southern spot markets were steady and
unchanged. and the local market held
quiet at 1900 for middling upland. NO
sales. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25
P. R. R. MEETING CALLED
General Understanding of Large
Mortgage Confirmed.

Official confirmation of the general I'M
derstanding that the Pennsylvania Rail-
road is planning the issuance OF a large
refunding and improvement mortgage is
contained in the notice TO stockholders or
the annual meeting 10 be held in Phila-
delphia. March 10. They will be asked 10
authorize mortgage to secure bonds 10
be issued from time to time when and as
approved by the stockholders TO an
amount not in excess at any time OF the
then outstanding capital stock, etc.
These terms would authorize a mort
gage under which a possible maximum OF
$500. coo bonds could be issued. and the
maximum would be raised II and wheh
the company increased its authorized
capital stock 1t is understood that the
PENNSYLVANIA has 10 intention Of ISSUING
bonds under the new mortgage imme-
diately.
Stockholders at the annual meeting VII!
also be asked to authorize the acquisition
Of the property and franchises OF the
HolHdaysburg, Bedford & Cumberland
Railroad Company. all the stock OF Which
IS owned by the Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25
Sessonable Reactions.

sz.hons in the stock market are vel
20 ~ he bulls only when they are
~ confident 81 the strength Of their
-Ea when the long pull and the
r pull alike are rosy with promise.
p dread nothing more than A halt OF
~ Or 50 in an enervescent advance
aae that is The only thing that VIII
b The outside public take stock OF
'zl position II trading for the turn
p better then than trading for the
sp-l the public IS apt 10 get out OF
q and transfer it's interest 10 bonds
~ inlsed. 4. will have nothing 70 DO
ether Trading for the turn is
2 popular with the outsider. except
z many months Of rising prices by
the be has got the habit Of specu-
. sirong upon him. and his judgment
Emerged. Bur after a long period
.lnsss he is prone 10 be suspicious
rttsn advances. and usually IL takes
2 Kite then 20 persuade him 70 leave
taping" TO the professionals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25
Bonds by the Ton.

I'm A. Read x Co. whose Joint bid
re Eshn. Loeb & co. obtained the s5l'-
% q New York state a. per cent
.-a On Wednesday. have had 10 hire
/ r.ono'le truck 10 deliver the securi-
s-,vo tons Of them-to dealers and
o. 70 whom on Thursday they sold
lgM worth IN an hour. TWO tons OF
EEL li sounds Ike a joke, but 1t isn't.
b hs automobile truck is a fact too.
gr has there been such an enormous
racton concluded within so short a
, Il Is no wonder that the stock
pc, found in the bond sale and its
-rsable sequel the resale, a mighty
ia 10 the Imagination. Thousands OF
in worth Of them 10 the pound
.ggls-or ought II 10 be troy. the
q, By which gold is weighed: Two
3 q bonds. Are there that many in
r5rlde
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25
topics OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
..,t statements Record
changes Are Result of
BIG Bond Sale.
.cpoSITS INCREASE
" ABOUT 100000
.,,-< Have to Hire Auto Truck
a Deliver Bonds-Street
Weighing Factors.

.-si- o. = record bond sale fol-
-.w~arv a record bank statement
- great changes had been fore
-.U n.ch point Of increase N
- seposts and IN specie-all three.
vrr~ise. They stand as records
Or increases Loans gained
DEPOSITS $S.6SScoo and specie
w one has Co 50 hack Co jan
1878 90 find anything Ike the in
ID loans. and then 10 was 5000
49, same week 90 find the next
,-,-esse 500 deposits. which Was
80 Dr. specie. the next highest in
r,s two weeks ago, when the
-, showed S2.u4ceo esit. Incl
FL, tho decrease this week IN legal
=, ytes, oo was Likewise a record.
-. has little significance Taken
- tte cash items Of specie and
.,-ss-s registered a normal change
..,,,ste 90 the change in the other
pr mo end Of another week there
/. q, 10 adjustment OF the posi-
- ,se banks Tut 10 is hardly likely
-. erouch difference in the cash
,-s in The surplus reserve as 70
-, the f.turc Of easy money rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25
BANK EXCHANGES.

Bank exchanges this week at the prin-
cipai cities in the United States make a
somewhat better exhibit than OF late. the
total according 10 'Duns Review"
amounting 10 s3.1os. 4o6.77s a decrease
OF only IS per cent as compared with
tho ss.lss.523.0 ss OF the same week last
year. but gain OF SO per cent over the
corresponding week In 1912. when 81
955.795496 was reported. New York City
again shows loss. as contrasted with last
year, but tho falling of amounts 10 but
"a per cent which indicates some i'm
provement over recent weeks. The out
side cities report gain OF OF per cent.
as compared with the corresponding pc
riod OF last year. Average daily bank
exchanges for the year TO date and for
the two preceding months are given be-
low for three years:
1914 1918 1912
January $685.. e66. 600 s5ss los Ooo S.22 OIL 90,
December. 4sT. 072. oo sSI 02s 900 40. sit. o0u
November. 6l6.69T.c coo bS3 277. 600 6ll.6lAooc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
|S,tral News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

&teW alignment Of track OF the Lab
81 Route OF the Lehigh Valley
~ Company. from Allentown 20
'oe-phis. Is nearing completion. All
t q the new cut-offs are IN USE
- work on this last one IS proceed
'''aly The earnings for the twelve
ended December 81. 1913. IN
- satisfactorily over the previous
sioss earnings for the year were
We a gain Of s235.31o. while net
ss were SSso.s76. an increase OF
The balance. after all charges.
year amounted 70 1901, 400. an in
% f5s7lS over 1872.
Wen Houston Electric Company.
oiec,ors Of the Galveston Houston
I company have declared the regu-
-'ehnual dividend Of Sc a share on
\ ,''siieo stock and a semi-annual
II. On the common. both payable on
b ~ % stock Of record on March 8.
-. asho on the common is an in
49,. ohe-half 81 ] per cent II Is
49, 'hs' the company will offer 10
- ana preferred stock holders Of
~ ~ FEBRUARY I 100000 common
T.. pei' the proceeds TO be used 70
h s.VVo per cent notes due on
~. us and also for extensions and
- ''s 70 the property. The new
'sl,,..p s'a Tor in fun, will carry the
Ia, Va dividend Of 50 50 share
, "a March 10, but II may be paid
.. 40 equal instalments
''' Gas and Light Company.
is..,,'s ''n'ont Cw. W Gas and Light
" ssS announced yesterday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25
Yester-
PROVISIONS - Hog products n

PROVISIONS - Hog products moderately
active and trmer owing 20 moderate re-
ceipts at Western points ard buying by
commission houses. Offerings were small
bet sentiment was divided and the tone was
nervous PORK-Quiet: mess $23 500 So :
family. so 80 q k27. short clear. $40 - q g.
BEEF-steady; mess. SIS SIS 80; family.
msss s2sGs9O DRESSED HOGS. llAq
lite: pigs 12Ec CUT MEATs-Piekled
bellies steady; 10 II. 13Lc' j: 10. i2tc'
TAII,OW-Firm; special. Tc; city, eb C
asked. country. sd6.c. LARD-steady;
middle West. 11.o5 II 15c; city, lie; re
fined barely steady South America. l225c !,
Continent II .s5c: Brazil. kegs. 13e5c; com
pound stead. saUssc. STEARINE-
Quiet: oleo. ai.c. city lard. lla.c.
COTTO>sEED OIL - Business was small.
but prices we're steady. closing az points de-
cline to points advance. Crude VAS also
steady and, while the consuming demand was
not active, there vas en- absence OF pressure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25
,n the market, Local contract prices:


sIGAR-Thers was fair demand for re-
fined, nne graduated in bulk being gfneralIg
quoted az &C. although the American Was
holding az 4 O5c and the Federal advanced
their list price late last night 20 = l1c. Inc
nrmness IN raw was still IN evidence. ana
while trading was quieter renners were ~
the market for Cuhas At Lice, with hold
ers asking 2isc for all positions. no safes
occurred There we're rumors that Cupas
sold late on Friday AZ l-32c. although they
could not be confirmed. spot prices NsIe
higher. with centrifugal AZ 500 n 3 Nc, mus
covado. 2S9G2e5c. molasses. 2oin 2.'Oc'
and cost and freight at l-l6q 2tc IN
London beet sugar WIS quiet but nlkher ~
o. 81, 4 for spot and February and rs ofso
FOR Nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25

has been purchased by J. Fl Nheelvright,
president Of the Consolidation Coal Com
psny The Fairmont company supplies
natural gas 10 Fairmont and its vicinity
and has been controlled by the Watson
interests. also identified with the Consoli-
Dalton Coal Company. II is stated that
the Consolidation Coal Company has no
interest IN the purchase, hut that new
company will he formed. with largely in
creased capital Cthe present capital being
$500 oo0l 10 give the company ample
funds 10 carry out its plans for extensive
development Of tho territory II will serve
Louisville Railway Company.
The comparative report Of the Louis
willie Railway Company for the month and
twelve months ended December 81, 1918,
IS as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25
BANKER LAUDs MONEY ACT.

Boston. Jan. 24.-The new currency
system Of this country marks great ad-
vance. DR.. Jacob Riesser. president OF the
Central Deutsche Bank. Of Berlin, and
Privy Councillor Of Justice, said to-day at
a dinner in his honor. DR.. Riesser said
the new system would give broader mar
ket for mercantile credits and bills Of
exchange, and would make business be-
tween the United States and Europe much
easier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sYABOARD CLEARANCEs.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour was firm

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour was rrm owing
TO the advance in wheat and buyers were
showing more interest in the market spring
patents 81 5ogs4 70; winter straights' 81 -
asa 40: winter patents, 81 30 qs4 SO; spring
clears s415d$4 80: extra No ! winter. 81 30
asa SIS; No 2, IS As a 50 so; Kansas straights
a. 2Oas4 30; fancy spring patents 50 4O4
s5 90. BUCKWEEAT FLOUR-Steady. $50
81 % per 100 10. RYE FLOUR-Steady; fair
10 good. 456ss So: choice 10 fancy, 50 90
n 81 10 CORNMEAL-Quiet: kiln dried,
81 IS. BAG MEAL-Fine white and yellow
81 45G 30; coarse. 81 40GSl AZ. FEED
Western steady; bran to arrive. 100-lb sacks.
SOC. standard middling. s25 500 s26 nour
do SOS 10: red dog 500 10; city steady
bulk S25 40; sacks. S27; middllng. S2o ooe
$50; red dog. $50 so: oil meal. sSl q s3l so
COFFEE News from abroad, showing
higher prices in both Europe and Brazil had
n stimulating influence. and prices eariy
showed gains Of 70 IL points on scattered
buying but late in the day part OF the ad-
vance was lost under selling believed 10 be
FOR foreign account. and at the close values
were only 10 8 points net higher. sales
aggregated IS 80 bags, and IL was eFideht
that traders were still In A hesitatins MOOD
and inclined 70 await Developments Cost ana
freight market hrm, Santos offers being IN
changed TO 10 points higher. while RIO was
up 20 10 30 points. believed 10 be due 10 the
reduced estimates on the present RIO crop.
Tbs cable showed a decline OF 80 reis In the
rio market. while Santos was UP 90 refs.
Havre advanced s9i franc, and Hamburg
was xd1 pig higher. Local spot market IN
active but frmer. with Rio Is quoted at ssc
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25
s..,..'s Ear to the Ground.


.-...s.orsl Wall street in business
u, money. kerDs two things in mind
i, .-e-what the future really prom
"a what people think il promises.
Z. .,ssd wholly with one or the other
vsse IL would certainly lose in
80 the business Of a successful
II hs.nr ;o foreseo four times out
I. which VIII he dominant and for
..-s Just now the task is particu-
sac.t Ahead there are such Su-
=, rog-f decisions as those in the tap
l. al intermountain rate oases-the
\. r-s.de-ed likely 10 be unfavoraole
--rs-s.ors. The second the contrary !:
-~st,e question Of a railroad freight
=. --rease settlement of which may
-,r lot provide buliish ammunition.
u. frs decreasing railroad earnings.
-.-.lv active general business. and a
--,. ~ iorc continued easy money
linz amor- them sii'l further con-
80 But ir the immediate present
- e5rf-onts the professional trader a
4.s.s,aror of tie changed temper Of
. r,n-professional operator. whose
- are the foundation Of every real
90 There is a demand for bullish-
= earorng 20 the doors Of Wall
~ traders profess. az least. 10 hear
--'ar and 10 IS their own desire. so
Pas nav he. % ride with the tide.
D. -srkets are all well enough in their
r. tst il isn't bull markets that see
r-sson house brokers drawing down
afiisl 90 meet the difference be
81. neir earnings and their Office rent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York, January "a. le1

New YORK, January - 1919.
BEEyEs-Receipts 45s. mainly consigned
70 slaughterers. No trading on live weight;
feeling unchanged. Dressed beef steady at
1874 lac per ID for ordinary tH choice
CAIyEs-Receipts 24o head: IS on sale.
Market steady. No vesls offered. Dressed
calves steady; city dressed veals. 15aI9itc
per 10: country dressed calves, 1lh 1910. -.
sales-Kerns Commission Co: % Ind
calves. Ss4 10 average. 81 80 per 100 10. 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts, 1908
head; cars on sale. Market dull and weak.
Good Michigan lambs sold at 81 IS per 100
10. Dressed mutton dull at sgl0c per Id;
dressed lambs, IL a l4c. Country dressed hot
house lambs quiet az s5aS per carcass.
HOGs-Receipts. 3,ls7 head; none on sale.
Feeling nominaly steady. Country dressed
hogs slow at So i2c per 10. from heavy TO
light weight
Chicago Jan. 24.-HOGs-Recelpts. 5000;
strong: bulk OF sales IS SOass as light. $ 100
s. 40: mixed. s. 30gS i5: heavy. s. Goa = 5o;
rough. IS s0dis 3; pigs, s. i5eS 10 CATTLE
Receipts 200 slow; beeves, - soass 80; Texas
steers s. sodis 10: stockers and feeders. s. i0D
~; cows and heifers s. 60d IS 80; calves. 81 50
ash SHEEP-Rsceipts. 1000; steady: natives.
81 COATS TO- yearlings s. SOAR Is; lambs. native,
kansas City, Jan. i-HoGs-Receipts. 1000:
higher: bulk. s. lOdss 20. heavy, s. Soats As
packers and butchers. 81 eoaS %: light. s. s5p
$ q: pigs. IS 75Gs7 50. CArTLE-Receipts, 100.
steers. s. sOass IS: dressed beer. 81 tOdp 50:
Southern. IS 25g,s: COWS. 81 c5atl 30; heifers.
s. 5oasS Isl stockeTs ana feeders. x6x: bulls.
s. 5OaS so: calves. 81 5OGSi. sHEEP-No re-
ceipts; steady; lambs. 81 i0dy 90; yesrlings.
s. 55Gss 90; wethers. s. sass S.. ewes 81 7sg
East Buffalo Jan 4.-CATTLE-Receipi
ig5: dull VEALS-Receipts. 30. active and 300
lower at B6sie. HOGs-Receipts. 1000; active
and 5nlOc higher; heavy. 8 7oqS IS; mixed,
s. so: roughs s. 75dN IS: stays. sass rs,
diaries. IS 655ss 20. SHEER AND LAMBs-Re.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25
SEED PRICES.

Toledo, Jan "a - CLOVERSEED - Prime
cash and January. IS s7is; February. IS 72is
March. ss67ia; April, $685.. ALSIkE-
Prime cash. $40 rs. March. $40 SIS TIM
OTHY-Prime cash, 81 An February, s. 80:
March. s. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25

Liverpool cables: Spot in moderate demand;
sales, 1000 bales; speculation and export 800;
American. 5000. Imports. 5000; American.
1900 Middling upland. 71od. Futures
opened quiet; points lower on old and
points lower on new; closed steady; 70 q
points lower. January and January-February.
8 73d; February March. 6.73iid; March-Aprl,
e75d; April-May. o.73lsd; May7June. $780,
June-July. g. 7ed: Juiy-August. SOD; August
September. e.e4iad; septembeEOctober, 65odS
October November 6.34lid; November-DeceniS
Der, 9 Esd December-Jsnuary. e2oisd; Jani~
ary-February and February-March, SID
New Orleans, Jan. ga steady undertond
characterized the cotton marke, throughout too
days session. Early In the morning prices
stood s 70 points down, duo partly 10 dis
appointing cables. Later, however. buying
based on reports OF poor seed, predictions oe
large mill takngs and a strong tone In spos,
markets sent prices TO points over yester~
DAYS last quotations The close was steadys'
an a net advance Of 20 points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25

csipts 700: slow; vethsrs STEADY; otne,s -
we,hers 81 1896 ewes. 1895 % sneep'
mixed, SIS 5Od&5 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

nounces that William C. Low. jr.. has been
admitted 20 the firm Of William Morris
imbrie & Co. and Alfred r. Thomas has re-
tired from the firm Of Erwin & Co. These
new branch Offices have been opened Herr
field Stern. London; Hrsch, Lilienthsl
& Co. No East 44th street Halle &
Steelitz Berlin; H. l. Horton & Co.
Hotel Royal Poinciana. Palm Beach.
Fla. snd The Breakers Palm Beach.
Fla. and F. NJ. Lockwood & Co. Balu-
more. These branch Offices have been dis
continued Body. Mcclellan & Co, New
Haven. and ". c. Langley & Co, Hotel
81 Regis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25
CASH QUOTATIONS.
New York. January "a.

New York, January "a. 1913.
GRAIN-wHEAT-The wheat trade seemed
satisfied that Europe will require large
amount Of wheat from America 10 make up
for the deficiency in the exporting countries
south Of the equator and that the American
markets Will be able TO dictate the price.
Export sales during the week were on a
more liberal scale than for A long time. and
prices on Saturday were firm and higher,
which represented gains OF 2ssc a bushel
from the low OF last Tuesday. and making
new high records for the advance. Local
exporters failed to report more than mod
crate amount Of new export business for the
day. but all admitted that a good business
had been done. In the local cash market
No hard winter wheat vas quoted AT ~ 'ac'
(, TO arrive; No red, 81 OF, elevator (:
No | Northern Manitoba, 81 OF, b, and
No Northern Duluth 81 03. o b. CORN
were al the best Of the day, with net gains
Of i5dsc Shorts were good buyers, and
Western authorities attributed the advance
70 Improvement in the cash position, al
though in the East the cash demand was
again light and Argentine corn was being
offered at slightly lower prices. Cash No 3
yellow corn was quoted at I1hc, c T. 70
arrive OA1S-Ths hrmness in other mar
kets had a stimulating influence, and while
buying was not aggressive values were gem
orally higher closing at L a &C net advance.
Cash market quiet; standard white, AN q
45c; No 2. 45g45i1c; No 3, 4iq 44isc; No 4,
43ia n 44c: ordinary clipped, 44u 46c; fancy
clipped. Asa g47c. all elevator. RYE
steady: No 2 Western. 67isc, G 1 (. New York
export BARLEY-Steady; mailing, ga
soc, c T. Buffalo. BUCKWHEAT-Steady
Canadian. 81 So silver hull, 81 81; mixed,
81 90. Japanese. 81 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25
BONDS.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-25

The American Brass Company's report
for the year ended December 81, 1913.
shows net profits of sl,e17,605. decrease
Of s357.1SS. This is equal TO 12.7 per
cent earned on the capital stock as COM
pared with ISL per cent in 1912.