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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
BOND MARKET TEST
IS SUCCESSFUL
subscription List to Northwest.
ern Bonds Closed Soon
After Offering.

ANN, Loeb e. Co. announced vester-
~ nat they would receive subscrip-
- q iO21z and interest for the un-
-. portion Of the Chicago g. North
. ,ss'ern Railway 100000 5 per cent
s.nsial mortgage bonds they recently
s-shl and that the books would re-
81 open until noon to-day or earlier.
~ advance subscriptions were so
.-'si9us that the books were closed
"s.efasy afternoon.
I've million dollars Of Chicago, st.
N..s & New Orleans eouipment trust
c.. .--cs.es, guaranteed By the Illinois
s..isi Railroad Company, which were
s, .s.lse offered % the public yester-
y huhn, Loeb & Co, we're heavily
s...tisloseubed, and the subscription
-" we're closed.
Ihs Chicago L Northwestern bonds
=, ne hrst long term securities of
- Ipoftant railroad company that
~ seer put out since the beginning
"a, European war. The greater
VI NE issue was privately placed
X. eakers several days ago, and
v,s'-'tog yesterday was intended
49,, test Of the investment
sss,.,- " income yield TO the pur-
bo.I. ne the interest rate the
80, "a, b. the highest the bonds
IL ''s general mortgage have ever
a. osd circles 10 was said yester-
,,.>. the positive nature Of the
.s,. .a non Washington that the In
a. Sommerce Commission would
~ eoSn the rate decision within a
an ssp and would give the roads the
4, Per cent increase facilitated
!. nshpl sale Of the bonds, but that
~, Ass,,'aeiisenezs Of the Offering, in
-, o. the esrrent rates for caTital,
~. PROBABLY have been enough 70
insured the success Of the sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12

on the quarterly dividend due at this
time. The September disbursement
was omitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
GRAINS SLIGHTLY HIGHER
Chicago Market Reflects Fear
of Cold Weather Damage.

Chicago, Dec. 11.-Misgivings about
the effect of cold weather on unpro-
tected fields in the winter crop belt
tended to make the price Of wheat to-
day rule higher. There was GOOD
deal of selling on the bulge, how
ever. and the market closed easy at
a shade to &c above last night. Corn
finished unchanged to a sixteenth up
oats unchanged to &c and CSC ad-
vance, and provisions desrer by a
shade to SC.
Extreme low temperatures in the
West and Southwest, especially Kan
sas. led TO active buying of wheat at
the outset. Lack of snow covering
was conceded to be unfavorable, and
there we're numerous complaints re-
garding the outlook both for lately
Seeded grain and that which had al
ready attained a fair growth. Range
Of prices: w..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12

m. saol inm.. sao' lsR m. ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS
DECEMBER H.
Manhattan.

r,s f-st name is that Of the debtor; tho second
Il Of ne creditor. and date when judgment was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS Of the World

Na,urA fBrl. DemerArs November Is. Psrsmsribo
| -. Port spain and Trinidad December ard
Grenada 4 70 the Trinidad shipping and Trading
Go. with Is pEsSengsrs. mails and Eise. Bar u 70
River oronies CBrl. smyrna November 81 o-sa
20 ard Philadelphia December ?. 70 Norioti. iiiey
a Co with rndse Bar. - a m.
Prins Wlllem | Dutch Amsterdam October y.
FunchA SO. PartmArbo NOVEMBER II. Trinidad ",
Ia Guayra H. Puerto Cabello IS. TGcac0 -.
Curacao 81. Puerto Colombo .. Catssens -.
Colon % gscne December l. AK Cayes :. lere-
ME 8. Port au Prince I. Port de Pax aud cars
Haytlsn ?. % Punch. Edye a TO. with. IL pas
sengors mails and mdse. Bar, a m
CITY 81 Munig0mfn. savannah December ;, 70 ne
Ocean : Go. with passengers and mtse oaai.n-
Ausoaia IBri GLASGOW November 2s to Hsnder.
son Bros. with lis cabin and ne sieersse pAssen-
Mundae' Cardenss November IS Sssla De-
ccmher 3. CAbsrien and MStsnHas :. to The Nun
s0n - Line with mdSe Bar. II 20 m
Mexico. Tampico Decemler /. Vera Cruz T. Pro-
greso s and Havana s. TO the New York and Cuba
Nail s. Co. with % passengers. malls and ndse
SAXON Prince fBr). Carifr November 20. TO Paul
san JAcinto. Galveston December and hey
West -. % the Mallory - Co with passengers ard
mdse. Quarantine. noon.
Annie tRrl Norfolk December o. 10 Smpson.
spence s. Young. ia ballast Quarantine ) m
DamAra. san Francisco Octoher 81 LIS Angels
November 3, Baihos 10. char eston December and
Norfolk 10. TO the Loesenoaeh IS Co with @d'''
II soi. Galveston December 5. to the southern
Pacific Co. with mdse. Quarantine noo1
SANDY Hook. y }. Dee I. > 80 m-Nhd north
east gale raining and thick. heavy sea.
SAILED.
Dutch Rotterdam; Mohawk Charleston ard Isch-
s0uvfle. Mone lBrl. Brunswick; Herman frssch,
ssbins' Madison. Noriok and Ns~gsr Ne.s .A, ~
Suram OBJ Rouen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12

i442 Firm av. nled a petition. with lisbili-
ties Sll6s. and assets, 81 cash.
PETITIONS DISMISSED.
HERSHKOWITZ & SCHEIDLINGER -
Judge Hough has dismissed the petition fled
on November II against Hershkowitz &
Schedllnger. manufacturers OF furs. at 81
East l7th st, or a settlement at % cents
On the dollar cash.
SCHEDULES FILED.
Essen & FELT. manufacturers OF closks
and suits. at 1853 West 25th ST.. filed SEIZED
ules showing Liabilities. s2O.it0 and assets.
SI1S6. consisting Of stock. $i01i; accounts.
$3.50, notes. SIZE; machinery and fixtures.
1913. and cash In bank. Sl3i They have
offered creditors a settlement at - cents
UNION CREDIT OUTFITTERS. Inc. Of
$50 30 av. filed schedules showing liablli-
ties. fs.75s and assets. $40, consisting Of
proceeds OF sale Of stock and fixtures b. the
assignee. $500. and cash IN bank. 30.
ARMSTRONG & YOUNG. grocers. ~
Broadway and islst ST.. fled assignment
schedules showing Liabilities, $5.os5, and
LOUIS WALLACE. dealer in general rner-
Chandisc. az 1888 Madison av.. filed assign
ment schedules showing Liabilities, $2,22J .
nnomina! assets sL2ss' and actual assets
ASSIGNMENTS.
4 GOLDSCHMIDT son. Inc, manufact-
urers Of furs. at 100 East Broadway, has
assigned 20 Julius Morris. The corporation
was incorporated on March T. 1913. with
capital stock. $4,000. Aaron Goldschmidt.
president. and benjamin GOldschmidt, score
tary.
j. KLEIN & CO.-Joseph Klein. trading
as j. Klein Co, manufacturers Of dresses
at II East 18th St, has assigned 10 Aora-
ham AtiOWitz
THE MANDARIN WAIST co. Inc. man
ufacturers Of waists. at 81 Greene ST, has
assigned TO Alexander s. Marcuson. The
company was incorporated on February II,
1914. with capital stock. s.. 900. Benjamin
Belsky is president and Morris Grossman
treasurer
BLOCK MANDEL CLOAK co. retail
dealer In cloaks. at zoos 81 av, has assigned
10 Charles ". Walter. The company was
incorporated in June last, with capital stock.
$40 600 and a few days ago took steps for
81 voluntary dissolution. Liabilities are sali
10 be $500 Adolph T. Thier is secretary
and treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
THE METAL MARKETS.

copPER-The loeaI market FOR street copper vas
&c. srd ,eetrostlc va. quoted from $50 IS !.
80 easftng Al lgsHi3c n London copper closed
~ ~ 81 Tor standard spot. 81 lls 81 Tor futures
snd 800 l0s for eieefroiytic SPOT
TIN locally as hun a. SO - ~ i3.s5 N lots or
ga. each - ivefiCs Oh uArcnnuse. Manhattan.
- Al 81 ga Sc a. lot - - toes each deliTef3
- a. .t0rr Port q New N0rE IN London Tin
cl.ed Al fis- Tor standard apt. flig Tor futures
and aus f1f straits spCt -.
Ts.t - Loul. SPOT. 3G5G3sjc Dr. Loldon head
cl0.el al go r for snlt -.
F..i ~ Louis 8sIH565c. Ia LQliQa speilsi
ei0.sf 81 - Is for SLOT
KON-LocAl market steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
BOND VALUATIONS.
Requirements Generally High
err than Present Levels.

In connection with the announcement
by Eugene Lamb Richards. State Super
intendent Of Banks, that savings banks
holding bonds which are legal invest
ments for these institutions shall
value such securities in their reports
under date of December ! at an aver
age Of prices between the first and last
week Of July, and in exceptional cases
on the basis Of average prices between
the high and low for the same month.
the following representative savings
bank bonds and the valuations at which
they are 10 be carried are shown. Com
harrison is made wherever possible with
- -. v,arLo+ cuofations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12

on the quarterly dividend due at this
time. The September disbursement
was omitted.
The Cotton Exchange firm Of Morris
II. Rothschild & Co. announces that it
will dissolve partnership on January ].
and that the business will be taken
over by Morris II. Rothschild. Il. +.
Hyman, Of that firm, will be retained
as a member of the exchange 10 act as
floor broker.
Announcement has been made that
the Cotton Exchange firm of John F.
Black & Co. will dissolve by mutual
consent.
Gross operating revenue of the Wa
bash Railroad Company for October.
which amounted 70 S2,57S,5 500, shows a
reduction Of S306,623 from the same
month in 1913, and net revenue after
taxes decreased SSl. 1925 TO $604.l
The Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Company reports gross earnings Of
S532,265 for October, a decrease of
S326,563. Net revenue after operating
expenses was S221,5 72, loss of $685.
AT from October of last year.
Emergency currency retired at the
Sub Treasury yesterday amounted TO
S2.310,000, bringing the total retirement
up to $50, us, $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
FOREIGN MARKETS.

r,,.,nool De- u.-WHEAT-Spot quiet. No
u.si,ess i0s "a No ?. IS ND. No 2. - sid.
- go sintrr - sid futures nomLfM CORN
>. -. auIl, American n.iIed. new. o I'D futures
a., Dgcerber % liad. JanusrJ, 8 II I'D.
EagoN-Cumhefland cut. 6As shori rib. sos clear
VI. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So 81. LARD
.,,.,,~sE r,rnei pals. SIS Ssh bofes. - 80.
S,tifFIFsF-C anadian. fnesf white. new. 1ss. COT
TnSsryp OfInHun refined. SPOT. 96s %.
ferdo1. Dee n -LINSEED-Cslcut'a. Decemhei
and January. 90 %. LINSELD OIL. - ID Pr
Ti-fprNTINE- Spirit So io1i. kOsIS-Amcrl.
s.n strained, vs. nne. is Vi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
cnEEEE

Tie upward movement m values vas checked hy
what appeared t1 be selling fof New Orleans &C.
count against purchases ~ cost aud freight coffee.
and a, tue fore ~ demand was lacking prices cased
or ana closed al about the low ~ the day. with net
losses ~ 10 20 - points Business was moderate
sales consisting ~ 1880 bags and the market was
narrow and easily Influenced. Cost and freight
offers from Brazil were firm Santo, 81 hcing quoted
Al l0a 10 30c Is a. Q $50 SOC. % al Z5c and
Rio - a. I.l0c Brazilian markets were rfm. Win
RIO shoNfrg an advance % $50 reis. while Santos
was 100 reis higher Local spot RIO = we're quoted
Al ~ a7a.c. and Santos 6 a. Ice l0.-jc. Local
contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
'hltF WALL STREET NEWS

1. .'os, Of more than si7,0O0,0O by
s~hks Ia indicated BY the reported
d, 1shts o. currency this week. The
Il. ron ne interior was 1881 600,
ss.'ng 100000 transferred 20 New
{ 81 ssh !, through the Sub-Treasury and
$50 national bank notes sent 20
: ss..isssZton Tor redemption. The loss
- '.e,nsIy sub-Trezsury transactions
n. t<41'l 900. Retirement Of emer-
~ currency here resulted in pay
b 70 the sub-Treasury Of s20,si8.-
(. ,,.sssholdsrz Of the New Niquero
49, company. at . special meeting.
a % increase the capital stock Of
H ssmpany from 500 900 20 81 ,5O0,-
\ ~ e,fiaed into 500. 800 common and
'~V''DS preferred
s.fstteTs ~ the Ray Consolidated
sssf Company have deferred action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12

Rcaucd easter and Hst prices declined g points.
but trading was only moderate. Al fehners are
now listing fine graduated ~ use net. less per
cent Tor cash Raw easier. and While theie
tse-s no ssIes reported N possible 10 purchas
Al lie ga level q &c for Cuhas cost and frcig
tut r.nners were indifferent There arc now i,
csrtrais grinding IN cuba The rumorcd ss-es Or
porfo Ricos ls'e Thursday could not he confirmed
ana the market closed quiet a. 5ssc for oentfiuga
20 for moiasses and 25sc Tor Cuoc, cost Ahd
frsIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12

Weekly movement figures Of the New York Cot
ton Exchange Port receipts. 3I2.djl bales against
2s3 s6l last year; overland 20 mills and Canada
80 26j against Js13s last year. southern mill tax
ings estimated. 30 0Q0 against 10000 last year:
gain o., stocks a. Interior t01ns. ~ o2l. against
a. 362 last year; brought into sigh. Tor the week
faI 53T. against 50l.16l last ye4r Total crop
m0yemsn,-P1rJ receipts. 3ti2240. against 62ii.-
3I3 last year. overland 20 mills and Canada. 53-
$50 against 507 6j3 a year ago. southern mill TAX
ings sil ssI, against 100 last year, stock AZ
interior towns IN excess q August. I. lOe9.sSl
far FOR season 5s525si against sI2s ls2 last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NeT York. December II. 1914.
GRAIN


WhEAT-As a commercial proposition wheat IS
considered fundamentally strong. owing 20 The con-
apsuy prevails ia speculative circ.rs. and c0lss-
queiiy prices Tor seyera. weeks have been moving
within narrow range These coud ti0as are likely
To prevail until after the turn o. the
unless some new factors develop which will revive
confidence in one side another. and a holiday
spirit already prevails among traders. Tie mafEef
to-day shovel considerable trmless cary. prices
advancing = 20 &c on buying Tor foreign sccouut.
thought % De against export Orders. but toward the
close NE market gave way. AID final quotations were
Ael uLcna. Std 10 &c net advance II seems prob
able that Europe will want all The Argentine wheat
available. IN fact. BrO0mhau stated hat Itzy has
already purchased about 1900 900 bushels Il was
about 10000 bushels. and Winnipeg reported an
acuve demand from abroad. The scarcity q ocean
ior the DAY consisted Of only about 100000 bushes.
In the local cash market No red winter wheat
was quoted al 81 "a and No hard a. 81 IA ell
raj, 1 track Tor export; No ! Northern Du uih.
81 -0l3. and No 1 Northern Manitoba. 81 ~.
G. Buffalo. % arrive. corn was drmer early
owing 20 reports that farmers IN Illinois we're !u-
clned 20 hold their corn and on lighter country
offerings generally There were also Indications u
foreign demSgd. and sales amounted 70 about 100
loads for export Receipts a. interior poi0s we're
quite liberal, however and the market elsef %
late In the session. closing net unchanged 20 &c
higher. Local cash No yellow corn was quoted
~ re 1 % arrive. aud prime Argentine al
slightly early. but the demand was not aggressive.
40 ccsLs prices were net unchanged 10 &c
40 2 ga a54c: No 5. 55c: 80 4 sc. fa6cy
clipped. IS j8c. ordinary clipped 55a sc. all eie-
vator. RYE steady. No Western. 81 Is. /
Buffalo. BuCKWHEAT steady japanese. mixed
and Silver Hull. 81 IS. Wheat including hour eH-
ports ~ Che week. according % ''Brais'reets' az
week and 5j0l.543 last year. since July J. Ill
1851 bushels. against 1901 033 ast season.
405524 lsst vcek and Is gaa iss- year. Once Iuiy
!. 4lZ6.53j. against i.04I.isl last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Genoa Dec e-GioyAnni q utsD, New Ycrs {:
raormina tItAn, New York.
Copenhagen. Dec II. 10 a m--oscsr III DAM New
York via ChrlsnaUsand.
Liverpool Dee a., 10 m-Lusitaris tbrl, New
lOFk
Nantes Dcc Santa Clara. New York va -
Naaiu
stockholm. Nov 26-Bsns,on (Norl. NsT York We
hirkWal.
SAILED
liverpool Dec 10. $50 a m-Balue tBrl. Ns~
NoTk
New YORK..
lisbon. Dec 5-Eshom Dsnl. New York
santos. Dec i0-Sergipe tBrazli New York
Oran. Dee a-ChdstoioTos (Gnekl. Nev YorS; "a.
Orauos C0uppas (Gre6J. Nes orleans.
PASSED
Prsvls Point Dec lO-Delsssrs tBr). Ns~ rOrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12

spot easy. sales. 275 bales. mlddling. Is .-,-
Liverpool cs5es-Spot easier. sales, oO0O 0aes'
speculation and export. 500. American. 1000 I'm
ports 900 all American; middling upland. ~;
futures opened steady AZ 3d4 points decline closed
barely steady 81. aG points lower. May t9id
july August 4 l0d. October November, f-Oii jan
uary February. 425i4d. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hresl-
lar. cloths. IN good demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12

Steamers jamestown. Newport News and Norfolk;
10 the Od Dominion S. Go. with passengers and
ndss Quarantine. 2 - ~. -,
Pawuee hi.adeiphia. 90 the 'yde : 20 VIA
mdse Quarantine. 3iI m
American. Norfolk De, Q. 20 he American
Hawaiian 5 Line. IN ballast QUARANTINE '.''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS,
NcR York. December II.
BUTTER.

Rec,lpft g. $50 pkxs very small proportion o.
she fr,'h creamery soEs fancy quality. ara market
A fairy frm Plenty ~ good % me srAde,, Nhlei
:, 80 -,c.gv Crramery CEfrss ~ scorel. aaf
Slt.c. higher sc nrsts ~ SIC sec0ldsi 5oH -
he'd trifas if2 scorel. s-c; hgnef. - ~
e., rf-f ~. good 70 prime. SO SOC. process.
.ttr.s g.tsagsc. nrsis. elFzjc: imitation cream
err. nrsts. ga sc.
CHEESE.
ueeeipfs l. SCI boses. Including so N iransii io'
,,fsr, N.rtsi l. about steady. with moderate buy
- H.. to.aI trads STATE N. held. specials, ltc
.,.sg. ssorv i5LaI5Ar. fresh. specials. iit.
strrSss fsney. ia&aifr, Wisconsin, a. DAISIES.
IA TlsLc. twins ia Hi5tc. nsts. i1e l9'sc.
Yolins Amsricss i5aiihc. state tka'. hela' -
riais' f1ls f8i,c. fr,sh. i2is sl2.c.
EGGS.
usrsfrf. "a cases. not including go M iransl,
Cor etforf suppl 90 hish qualify ffr.h gaihfI ea
-.'.tl1iis. usht .rd value sustained lfr-h gsih
erred sKtfs nns dozen. i3ei4c. extra nsis. hS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
Forecasts and Records OF the
Last Twenty four Hours.

oNlclal Record and orecaSt-N 4Ahlnsion, Dee
IA disturbance o. considerable intensity vas
central tonight over the south Rocky Noun
lain region and moving cast nor;heasiward- II mas
teer attended By local SHOWS in the over Ms
,..ippi valley and The western plateau region and
+, general Increase IN cloudtness IN the SgilhgtsL
So furrles have also fallen IN the mldle ~ .
uni and Ohio valleys and me mode ALAIilc
s+sfes and rains have continued WI 'aiHoInl4
Tempe sfurcs remain below the seasonal t't,a-r n
,~.-ttfrsuv III paris o. the county. with freeing
ienperaiures as far south a. the sNu,h portions OF
49, rulf states sfd below zero 10 the Nofiiir 81 .
~. S'Do,s.f temferafure reported to-day was is
degree, below zero al valentine NtO
A.. ..ora nov central over tlc south Rocky
-tfa-fsl hv SHOWS saturday IN tne middle Iia'na
80 the lower OHIO and upper Mississippi fAie5s
AZ ti sfo-m probably win be felt the
.isfrs sunday, when suoW IL probable in me re-
500 .,'sotie states and New England all fain
In, ne south Atlantic and east gun state ''r
other pars-uf NE country l"e 1890 W. o
rslly fair except hat rams VII commune pm ayr
800, Tefupcratures viii not change ltrideiy
over Inc eastern states. The great central ni's ad
lie ale feg.0u and cold weather WIZ continue 'n
,i,c norrbrrsi Colder weather b. probable SATURDAY
nistt and SUNDAY Boz The southwest states
No. f,r ssfur,lay and SUNDAY North Atlantic
"c.-stc ,ee.i. middle and south Atl.n &C.. moderate
northwest: rsst gulf. moderate norm 10 east "'d
gulf fresh east and southeast
..r.s.a for special Losall,lss--gsst.n New
Yofs southern Me- ENGLAND. Man land Dsia~are.
vl,olnia Eastern Ptnrsyissnia and Mes Jert.y.
,'rsIs cloudy to-day: Sunday iaertssihs esudlhsss
srobshiy followed W snow or rain.
korhe Nes ENGLAND o. 'As IS sna SIaatS
eloudy to-dsy SUNDAY local SHOWS
West Virginia. local snows to-day ard probably
sunday.
tseat onelaI R.oord. The foll5wns oncial rec.
cd for, Tie weather Bureau shows the changes IN
-. temperature for the last twsnty-four hour. IN
,ompsrisou with the corresponding date q last Jsa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12

FLOUR AND MEAL.

Flour firm but demand slow. and business Sai
small Spring patents. s. 6ggtd .pnng clears
sfraigbts s. 100 s. - extra No ] winters 81 100
81 IS. No 3 81 ljat 90. Kansas stralghts. s. = q
WHEAT FLOTR-Duil. s. 55aSs - Per 100 lbs.
RYE FbDtR-Quist. fair % GOOD. s. Soaf %.
choice 10 fancy q - "a s. rs. CoRNAiEAIl-Steady.
KIN dried s. 20 BAG MEAI-Stcady. fle white
AMI yellow. s. f5aSl 80; coarse. 81 f0efl 9.
FEED Western quiet. bran. lo0-lb sacs. 81
standard uilddllngs 90. 81. -four. do. SO 90 Rel
Dog f0ur li1-lb sacks SIS. city Guet. bran. hu.k.
80 30 1901 sacks. $50 heaD. DO. 50 -. -four.
DO 80 Red Doc hour. lf0-lD sacks $50. oil neal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12
New Orleans, Dec. 1l.-COttOn futures

New Orleans, Dec. ll.--COtton futures
lost TO 10 points as the result of to-
days trading, closing quiet at praeti-
cally the lowest; moderate liquidation
of long cotton, with hedge and specu-
lative short selling, put the market low
er in the morning, and later the soft
ness of Southern spot markets complet-
ed the work. A steadying influence was
the export movement which, for the
week. was 264,79 bales, the largest
-.roa .ho nnthrnak Of The .Ear Eutnres:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-12

The first name Is that o. the debtor tho second
that Of the creditor. and date when Judgment was
Plymouth Rubber Cos II Howe ct a.. De- 2
1914 Vacated: - ala,g-' ~
Zei.er. oct -. 1914 lyacaiedl. N-.e!h ~
Sanmls. Autoiuette H-G X haNess nov - ,l5It.
Bloom. Daisy DIV II Bouynse. Juiy q isi{
r-sbalsl,. b Binder: Dec J. 1914. $50
holland n lib NJ Friend e. al, Oct O. I.lt.
Ku.er. F-P n McNuty. oct %. 1914: so %
Ero1man MI Sfieg.itz. sept -, lh''i >l'' -
Nirs Harriet B-Nati0nd surely 20 e. a.
N0g rs 1914. ~. cf4I, -
iyesiItt," NJ ia lqt3. Sllj -
81 Iohus PARK Realty to-Herrnitage Co ,Ngy ~
woy,b Geo w-LAneoin National Bank q y Y;
A,cKiaro. n T. New England Casually Co G.obe
Indemnity Go. Mclaughlin a Donovan. nc Nos
B5 We az water H-H Grant; Nov Is. igil.
smith. II II. and c Blnney-c Won Eiro. pc q
T..tern Asphalt Paving Co-Upper Hudson stone
90. Dee . 1914. se't -
The Bronx.
Pms, III Wenke. oct T. 1915. .l2t p
Scbirer n J. w e. Diiger. Dec 4 lslf. s-ll 90
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PROVISIONS.

The market declined early but reg4inct part o.
the loss on covering and buying credited Co packers
PORK quiet: mess so 5oHS-l. family. i-fg 81 /:
short clear. 81 S0df25. BEET steady. mess. 81
a s2s: fsmily. se4at2j: packet. s-gaS2i. EXTRA
Indis mes. $3.50 SIS DRESSED HOGS easy;
bscous. lose. $50 ID. 1850: TO TO- iosc: 40 lb.
Ilfsc. pigs l1Hc. CIT MEATS-Pickled bellies
dull. 10 ib. l5Gc: = %. 1s4c. IL ID. nc picked
hams steady. l3i4c TAILOW Quiet. special. ot..
city. sac. country. % e6lsr LARD stetS nil
America n zoe. Continent. i0I5c. Brazil. kess.
L. zoe; compound steafy. .lse1Ec- sIEAidNh
quiet. oie0. l0A "a lie. city lard. l2i.c
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n, Telegraph 70 The Tribune

PHILADELPHIA Dec 1.-THE local wool market re-
r-aio. uliet and dull and business T. almost Al A
,-,-nt of .fsgnation but prices are held hrm What
f,,i. vol thers l. being moved Is for lfnmedi ais
-.-s,r,n,iori A. manufacturers are buying only
er,.,,,h vooi 10 an orders on hand They fear that
sbou'd they stock w ahead there might be slump
An ur,ces A. the war abroad mas come % an end a.
- .i,,e Dealrrx hOsryer. stu maintain an indie
re8dent ATTITUDE and refuse 20 make any ooncos-
sor. believing that later on TIE mills VII - com
s,sr HOOD no!ls threatens 20 force hAf bloods Up
~ a higher level The principal demand nov Il 'or
49, tipd Of wool suitable FOR army cloth. Quota
-. a.. New York and Michigan feeres-Fine
gnsashed. g.s23c. del.!ne 2-G !se bali blood
sTaeSc; thrsc 81 shihs. p &c. quarter -s1a &c.
sss. Common and braid Ia2Sc Pennsylvania and
0b,o neece,-DeiAiue washed. SOC sle, AA. -se Doc .
a 80 ,,--.e-~hsntsnie e5a25i1c haf blood comh.ng
"a - o. three eighths 81 &c. quarter. p use:
ns,,s, thr-s -c.ghths aad hall blood clothing. go
ccn1n,ou And hrAIt a &c