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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
D. c. Reid Oh for Europe.

D. C. Reid left rather suddenly FOR Eu-
rope yesterday. though it was rumored
around the financial district on Monday
,tat he was going. The abruptness Of his
departure was due to the urging OF some
o., his friends. IT is said, who were con-
,.rned over the strain on his health that
work IN connection with the Rock Island
reorganization was causing. Mr.. Reds
lodings Of Rock Island securities are
,arse. and I'm recognition Of that fact he
was made one Of committee Of four TO
arrange r plan Of reorganization OF the
.,stems finances. Though the committee
vas APPOINTED early in February it has
lot yet been able TO find p way out Of the
iangle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS
AND CAR TRUSTS.

CMatur.ns islf-2,l
Furnished by swartwcut & ArpenzeIlar. 80
a. Pine street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
SPLITS
PRICE CHANGES
Overnight Selling Orders Caused
Early Irregularity-Closing
Tone Steady.

Old crop shorts sent prices FOR May
options back 20 nearly the high level OF
Monday morning. a gain of about 10
points from the previous close. There
We're a good many selling orders in hand
al the opening. but offerings were readily
taken and prices gradually worked higher
bringing out considerable long cotton
Realizing sales caused reactions in the
late trading. and with the final tone
steady last prices were 4 points higher to
the same amount lower than the previous
close. New crop months We're relatively
quiet, most Of the day. Southern spot
markets were unchanged to Lice lower
and the local market held steady at 1850
for middlins upland: no sales delivered
on contract. 200 bales Local contract
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER he local street market was hrm-
er. with lake quoted AZ l5c nominal electrolytic
"a 62igc and casting ii35i7c Standard COP
per on the Metal Exchange was firm. with
spot. March. Apfil and NAV l3s5isal4 = c.
In London tho copper market was also firm.
and closed at iC5 Is 6d fof spot and fG5 l5s FOR
futures
TIN Firm. with sales Of tons. spot and
Mach closed ar - 7Oq3s SIC April a. 3s.65n
- zoo MAY al - sOuS9c. June st 3 eog39 iic
and July ~ 3eq3p 25c In London tin closed
.asv ~ fi7G y FOR spot and IFS for futures
LEAD Easier. New York spot ojdi 1jc
East 80 Louis. 81 rs So.
spFLTFR Dull. New York srot 2 20n 2 no.
East So Louis 5.o5U5. i5c. la London speiter
closed .i.ll ~ ~ - 81.
don The local iron market Vss steady and un
,bsnred al Si5dtiG FOR No foundry northern.
St4 7sIti5 80 for 80 Northern. sljntl" 90
for No I Southern AMI So |pntl; Tor No :
Southern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

Transactions in this market Yesterday
for foreign account totaled about 1000
shares. nearly all on the buying side.
Spencer Trask & Company announce
that a series Of lectures is being given
TO members Of their organizations 10y Of
metals Of various railroad systems.
w. {. Van Antwerp, member OF the gov
ernins committee Of the Stock Exchange
will leave town tomorrow on two
weeks fishing trip at Florida Keys.
The Consolidated Stock Exchange has
announced the suspension Of l.. A. Cole
no 30 Broadway.
A further shipment Of $3oo1o gold was
received from Canada yesterday by the
Merchants National Bank.
The New York curb Market Associa
ton has admitted to quotation when as
and if issued. the 10000 shares common
stock Of the Wayland Oil and Gas Com
pany. par value 50. The Guaranty Trust
Company is the transfer agency ana
Columbia -KnickeIbO booker Trust COMPANY
registrar.
The Quincy Mining Company, for the
year ended December q, 1913, reports
gross income Of $l.92l1S9. a decrease OF
81 400 Sss from the previous year. and to-
tai income of S216 ,69. decrease OF >S2S,-
80 from 1912. The mines produced ~
l61575 pounds. decrease of n,s'e.'So
poiInds from 1912, and of refined copper.
l21S4.l2S pounds was produced 'oSS Oh
S4J0.612 POUNDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
TOPPING'S VIEWS ON STEEL
SAYS Market Needs Reassuring
to Galvanize Il Into Activity.

John 4 Topping. chairman OF the Re
public Iron and Steel Company. who has
returned from a vacation spent at Jekyl
Island. said yesterday that he saw moth
ing alarming or discouraging in the steel
situation although the market is disap-
pointing so far as current volume OF bust
ness is concerned.
Present conditions, however are sub
stantialy better than they were in De
cember both a. TO price and volume" he
ADDED. 81 think the industry az a whole
will show an operation for March close TO
an average Of IS per cent to $ per cent OF
ingot capacity.
In general. the market may be charac-
tcrzed as waiting one, with a DISPOSE
ton to activity. All it needs is some re-
assuring or good news from Washington.
Mexico or Europe 10 galyaniZe It into
activity"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Electric STORAGE Battery.

The Electric Storage Battery Company
for the year 1913 reports gross sales, less
cost OF manufacture and sll expenses IN
cident thereto. of sl.55S 1913. small In
crease over the previous year. After de
Quoting operating expenses OF s522.2O5'
which showed an Increase Of nearly $40
COO. as compared with 1912. and adding
other income OF $172,SS7. the total net IN
come. S1.20S.S55. was equal to GIL per
cent on slS,000.o00 capital stock. against
s.25 per cent earned on the same amount
in 1912 Surplus for the year was Zoos
.91. an increase of tS3,476 over the pre-
ceding year, and a decrease OF s54,so5
from 1911 Cash on hand on December
81 showed an increase OF s94265.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Northern States Power.

Reports OF the Northern States Power
Company show an Increase OF ~ per cent
in net earnings OF the companys sub
salaries for February, 1914. compared
with the same month a year ago. Gross
earnings were s3s6,699. an increase Of
s1S.S33. while net earnings were s209, os9,
q gain Of sl9,2i3. For the year ended
February 2S the combined surplus Of the
Northern states Power Company. after
paying interest charges and preferred
stock dividends. amounted 10 s206,Oo1, Or
345 per cent on the common stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
e r. Bedford Speaks Out
70 the Corn Products
Stockholders.
TALKS PLAINLY OF
DECENTRALIZATION
,ecbe Banks Cheerful View OF
situation Herd. u. Reid
Goes Abroad.

nis new era OF publicity the remarks
~ ~ PRESIDENT r. r. Bedford TO lne
"a. "|'.hoiders OF the Corn Products Rem
''.' company Yesterday did not cause the
~ thew would have a few years ago
10 you'd be too much to say that they
=. hailed with enthusiasm. what MI
Lord said-that the company was
D'. 81 CONGRATULATIONS often been
I before by those VINO are acquainted
~ ,.s ,ts properties and its business. Inc
.s,dsnt however. was the first to say II
- authority. lie has never made any
10, n his ideas I'm this connection
mich IS one OF the reasons perhaps why
.orla,ion In the company's stocks mas
.ra- made a stock market scandal HOW
-. .onpany will get rid of Its excess
80 ,,allzation IS a matter not yet deter
80 but that a readjustment OF It's
s..rc,s will eventually come. with
',,,un OF disturbance, is now certain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Tn. City's Borrowings.

In the many attempts that are made TO
...orr, for the weekly changes in tho
hank statement very little attention Is
,..d 70 the heavy borrowing on revenue
.'.,rsnt, bv the CITY OF New York. Yet
III. has PLAYED considerable part, at
Lac, IN the loan item. Since the middle
!, n.csnber. wien the city was able to
nav of its floating Indebtedness with the
,,oc.eds Of tax collections. hardly week
has passed without fresh borrowings
"a, week alone the city made temporary
tc,ns amounting 10 nearly Sl,@oWl.
,bout half OF their proceeds was used 10
nav Of other temporary loans, but al th8'
about 100000 found its way into the
nsnk statement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Weakness in Late Trading
Fractional Declines.

Securities were weak in the afternoon
trading on the Consolidated Exchange
Yesterday. but the net losses were. as
rule. merely fractional, with the market
tending 10 quiet at the lower levels ana
the undertone apparently fairly good. Tie
trading list was again broad. ifty-eight
different securities being represented
with dealings OF 2i.s20 shares. Eeadlhs
led with 5000 shares. steeis total was
go, end COpper's 900
Copper did not get under 1872. Union
Pacihc's high was 1901, on the call. Read
ing did not sell above l61. New Haven
touched low OF Gei.. There were early
transactions in Distillers Securities at
nd lQi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
GRAINS LOSE
EARLY ADVANCES
Corn Affected by Argentine
Offerings-Wheat and Oats
Off-COffee Gains.

Fears OF crop damage. based on reports
from Kansas OF dry weather and no,
winds, caused a small early advance In
the wheat market yesterday. but later
there was reaction on profit taking AMI
the advance was lost, the close being al
net unchanged 20 a decline OF &c
Strength in the cash position was again
an element OF strength In the corn mar.
ket. but pressure or Argentine supplies
and profit taking caused drop which
carried prices down 10 net unchanged &c
i4c off AZ the close. oats continued 10
follow corn and closed unchanged To e
down
There was a lack OF selling orders in
the coffee market. and as bulls showed
disposition 10 have something TO say
there was generally steady tone. News
was against the market declines being re-
corded in foreign centres. but the local
market at the close showed net gains OF
Il 10 l. points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
A New Chewing Gum Trust.

Wall Street learned yesterday that a
new chewing gum trust IL In process OF
formation. The negotiations have pro-
crossed SO far that the stock WAS traded
in over the counter on when issued"
basis. II was stated that no name has
been given TO the new corporation yet
but that George J. Nhelan and associates
are backing the proposition.
Mr.. Whelan and several friends recently
took over control Of the Riker- Hegeman
drug stores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
81 AYES EARNINGS DROP
"oSs Due TO Heavy Snow
storms, Saws Whitridge.

-. lhifd Avenue Railway Company's
So, 80 Tor February shows loss In OPP
revenue amounting TO ti3s,e2.
'1'se'y 70 greater expenditures for
''''iance Of way. the increase In this
s'ohs being t@3s5. Gross earnings
:, Ts''S1. decrease Of 1881. and to
=, "ia'ing expenses were Isi.lll. a
- O' Nz'zfl. After all deductions there
s,., qehcii after last months opera
n ., o. ASzisZ The cOmpany's surplus
fszry !. PERIOD from July T. 1912 10 Feb
Conn.,. ~ sf4slf5 decrease OF &7.Zs3.
~ ,lIntnung or the companys Febru-
a.ssrsppot President Whltridge said last
ssyv ZOE in earnings was due 10 the
80 NOV last month aud the big ex-
IN W, Ktiin9 no II it This latter
tgs oiitn nuns ~ high ~ 200 or
,b1 - ND9t. The February earnings we're
"a, a. lscauSe the people do less tray-
m stormy weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
fRr r.lezraph % NE Trlbun.. ]

Boston. March 24-Lirestock receipts,
1Gi2 cattle. g 697 sheep and lambs. las
calves 1919 hogs Demand for beef cattle
better and prices Of high grade stock higher
best steers and oxen. ga Size, good. = y
So. hes, heavy COWS. 8G6z.c. fair 10 good.
n G.: Door 70 ordinary. "a SC. bolosnss and
Gamers. 81 n &C: bulls. AZ Q6isc: fancy
heavy bulls. 6iaa7i.c. Veal calves hrmer
lut unchanged az 7asisc for average veals'
and SIb G9t,c FOR fancy. poor Neals. 6n &C,
and small calves 81 5Oa 81 each. Hogs IN
light supply and prices unchanged az ga
.ai.c. boars n &c. dressed hogs. lin II ~
s,eo, ana lambs few and market nominal
sheen 4Q6c: lambs. 50 So. Large supply OF
r,iich COWS average quality bringing $3.50
S65. heavy mixers. So a $40; extra cholce'
coo II sl95 demand rather light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Ventura County Power.

Application has been made TO the CALI
fornia Railroad Commission by the Ven
tura County Power Company requesting
authority 10 issue $500, 900 fve-year per
cent notes The proceeds Of this issue are
TO be used in retunding outstanding obli-
cations aggregating s120.S $50, for the con
structon and completion of power line
and hydro-electrlc generating plant 70
he used by the Ventura water system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
GRAINS LOWER IN CHICAGO
Corn Drops from New High
Level-Provisions Lower.

Chicago. March 9i-The advance In
prices for grain VAS stopped to-day by
reports that new corn from Argentine was
already at the Nharyes in Galveston.
These reports We're later disputed. After
reaching new high level for 1914 the
corn market closed nervous az the same
as last night 10 &c down. The outcome
in wheat and oats conceded. both I'M
changed 10 i-Gi4c off In provisions there
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

Gross earnings Of the Philadelphia
Company and affiliated corporations for
February were S2.1S3,5Gi. an increase Of
S3S6. So over the same month in 1919,
while net earnings were $loiL653 A gain
OF S66Gl5. For the eleven months ended
February 2S. gross earnings were S25,-
3f3,04S. an increase OF s. .G26.317. Net
earnings for the period were sS.179,67S
a gain OF $756.1S6 over the corresponding
eleven months i'm 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Deutschland Ueber Allies.

in agriculture. as measured by a pro-
duction per umt-in this case I'm metric
h1ndredweight go pounds per hectare
ei1 acresl-Germany leads the world as
The following comparison shows. The fig
lTss have a special significance when it is
remembered that much OF the German
and has been under continuous cultiva-
ton for nN3 Years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Orc Electric.

Earnings Of the ORC Electric Corpora
ton for the year 1918 Gross, sS26.450 :
net. 500 5i5 After deducting interest on
bonds outstanding and other Interest
there remained balance OF s276,sO'.
The company Is earning its interest more
than three times over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
EXPORTS OF APPLES.

Exports of apples 10 Europe from
United States and Canadian ports for the
week ended March q, furnished TO The
Tribune by Lunham & Moore. Produce
Exchange forwarding agents Boxes are
reckoncd as three 10 the barrel and count
ed As barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25

sUGAR-Business In refined sugar was fair
and prices remained unchanged. with two re-
hners holding nrm AT 2 9oc for fne sranu-
lated while the remaining three were said
20 be taking orders AT 3.sJc Bearish cuban
figures had an unsettlinc effect on raw, and
while no sales we're reported II was rumored
that prompt Cubas we're being offered A.
Al 32c and sales we're also rumored ~ hrsf
half Aprn shipment a. i5-lSc. Spot prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Open High. Low


PROyIsIONS-Inectlys most or the da''
hut after moving within narrow range
prices developed an easier tone. PORK 90
steady: mess. s23 20 n s23 10, family. S2iu
see. short clear $50 % a s22 BEEF-Mess
SIS a SIS 30; family. sl9g $50; packet SIS 80
r. $40 so. extra India mess, s21 = S2-
DRESSED HOGS-I2. a12Bc; pigs. 13s.c
CIT MEATs--Pickled bellies steady; - g
l4ftc. picked hams firm. l4q i4izc. TAI
LOW-Essy: special. 61sc. city. 6isc nom
die West 10 7jdl0.s5c. city. 1912 100.
refined South America. ll.S5c; Continent
li25c: Brazil. kegs. IL. s5c. compound Arm
saQst4c. TEARINE-Quiet, oleo, s7sc.
city lard. HE
tOTTONsEED OIL -- Showed further
strength most % the day. Shorts were in
clined 20 cover but later there was a par
tial reaction under realizing. and nnai prices
were points lower 20 points higher.
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. March -. 1914
GRAIN -WHEAT-ShoWed hrmness early.
and prices worked up about be-. although lat.
IN the day tho advance was lost aud final
quotations Vere net unchanged % ~ lower.
The upturn was ascribed 10 apprehension of
crop damage reports from Kansas. Longs
took proiss az the advance. and II was Cfi-
dent that the real dominating factor in the
market was the action OF corn. I'm The local
cash market 40 hard winter wheat was
quoted ~ 81 Oh, T New York. No . red
81 05il elevator. No ! Northern Duluth. 81 o3 E
d ahoat. ana No Northern Manitoba
81 03s. afoat CORN-Nas firm. and
early iu the DAY prices worked up about u"
on buying By commission houses prompted by
strength IN the cash position aud evidences
that buyers were no; deferred by the az
vance I'm prices. Argentine corn was again
being offered freely however. and late I'm tire
DAY the market gave way under proht-takinc
closing net unchanged TO &c lower Cash 30 2
yellow corn was quoted AT I5'.c r / 20 az
rive. OATS-Prlees continued 20 folloNw corn.
advancing early. easing OF late. and closing
net unchanged 70 &c lower. Local cash mar
ket quiet: standard white. f5d46iac No o
40 7dHc. No 3, 45iga46c. No a. +qioi2c, ord
nary clipped. 4sH47i1c fancy clipped ieu
4Si.c all elevator. RHE-tirm. No Western.
6Sc 2 I New York export. BARLEl quiet:
mailing. &c g Buffalo. opening navigation.
BUCK WHEAT-Firm. Canadian. q %. silver
hull. 81 g.. mixed. g.. Japanese 8 0JdH 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARaNCES.

FLOUR AND uEsL-F1our was steady.
Spring patents 81 7OqS4 30. winter straights.
81 s5asi 80. winter patents 81 5Gasi 90
ter 81 6JNS3 -. No 2 winter. 50 4JpS3 80;
Kansas straighis 81 25as4 -, fancy spring
patents s. i0qS6 BCCKWHEAT flour
Dull: 81 s5aS3 per 100 n. RYE FLOUR
Quiet Fair 20 good. 81 30dS3 a.. choice 10
fancy 81 50gS3 6J. CORNMEAL-Firm. Kiln
dried So 90. BAGMEAL-Firm Fine white
and yellow 81 5ONSl s.: coarse, 81 45QSl 81
FEED-Western firm; bran, 20 arrive. i00-ib
sacks. s29nS29 so. rniGdling. $2sdS2s 30. -four
do $50. rel dog S3l city firm; bulk. $50 40
sacks. s3l: middling. s2sqs3O 80, red dog. s3i
OILNEAL-S31 50nS32.
COTFEE-Stesdy. and AFTER opening az an
advance OF 20 10 points. prices continued 20
rise. and a. The close we're ~ % II points
net higher The principal sustaining inlu
ences Of the day we're a lack Of selling pressure
and a disposition on the part Of bulls 10 ab
soro whatever coffee was offered and 20 SID
port the market. European markets we're
STEADY early. but gave way. and AT the close
Hayre net unchanged 70 = frame lower.
while Hamburg showed net loss OF = PIX
COST and freight offers from Brazil were IN
changed to 10 points lower. thus losing prscti-
cally AL OF Mondays gain. The local spo,
market was unchanged. with Rio ~ quote
at sihc Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
BON DIS,

sl65. 900 can J. GO notes lOi7, lO5 1917. ia
5000 chic ri Joc nts. 9S2. 90. as
. 900 West Pac 5s... ~ T. 81
'Ex dividend. tStlls cents per shar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
iNDUST RIAL S.

Bid Ash ; "a. Ask.
Am 1t & Tr.s54 Ss7 MANN Transit II
30 uref....lO1 100 Mays on. 10 y
BRAN lob. % 25i. y Trans. -. ~.
do new. e2i, 20. Tob Prod pr So So
X Spg Z pits 80 In Gig - pfllS 10
Rub ~ ctfs s., WHY'S Ov pf. % %
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
surtp A\D IlMBS- Receipts, AZ

SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, .flo
head. mo- trade for LACK % offerings Feel.
ing STEADY for sheep: hrm for lambs. Dressed
mutton steady a. ga II re, dressed iainbs
firm az j. a tic; hog dressed l4l2c. county,
dressed dollhouse lambs steady A. Soq>'
Sales ,yesierdagI -Kens Commission Com
panv. Az state lambs. 20 10. 8 90 per loo
lb price incorrectly printed a. So. ,.,,..
HOGs-Receipts. 1908 head. nominaly
steady at Yesterdays quotations. country
dressed hogs unchanged ~ 9pl2 &c per 10.
sales ,su late Yesterday kerns Com
mission COMPANY. % state hogs. $50 10 aver
sge 50 40 per 100 lb. b Penn 1$l H. 81 30.
roughs. 206 10. $ -. !. $50 lb' y TO-
stag 400 TO- 81. ~
To6in q shannon: - Penn hogs. l,0iioo
80 40. roushs. 265 TO- s. %. : 80 TO- > w.
Chicago. March 2L-HOGS- Receipts. ~
600. easy. bulk OF sales s. - n = So ls ht
= A.. IS eTI.. mixed. IS 90 U s. s1lz, heavy,
g. 45Hss -. rough. So 4O0 IS -. pigs s. 10
N s. 80. CATTLE Receipts. 1000 stead
bee, rs. 81 lOGS9 20. Texas steers. -9g
1885. stockers and feeders. - o'"s, ~
COWS aud heiters 50 80 - 49, ,sl.e, Foe
s 81. SHEEP Receipts. 5000. s,esay ma ia-
lives. 81 s5a So 30. yearlngs. s. 9OaS' lo'
lambs. native. So - a 81 30. .. ,,-,..
- Louis. March - -HOGS-Recelpts,
zoo. H. higher. pigs and lights s7asS 30:
,,tved ana butchers Sc IJQ s. %; good
heavy. s. sass 90 CATTLE Receipts
coo. including 800 TEXANS STEADY hsuNe
beef steers 81 5Oa 50 -. COWS and hefers'
& GA IS -. stOckers and feeders. SJH -.
TEXAS and indian steers. s. 75ass. cows and
heifers 81 lja So 50; native calves s6qS9 -.
sfirtp Receipts 1000: DC higher. native
nuttons s. 75n So -; lambs. sTnSI 30.
Kansas CITY: March 24-HOGS-Recel pts,
II 200. steady 20 Sc higher. bulk. IS 30 q
IS -. heavy s. 7OdSs 77is. packers and
butchers. Ss8Oa s. ~; light s. - u s. 20;
pigs. s. 50Gss TO- Receipts. 1000,
including 200 Southerns steady 20 strong;
Prime red steers s. Goa 50 70: dressed beef.
s. 4OG IS 30; Southern. So j0as IS, cows 81 80
n & 30. heifers. So 75dSs 70: stockers and
feeders So 50Gss bulls, t6as7 %; calves.
81 5OGSl0 SHEEP-Receipts. 500, strong
10 lOc higher. lambs. 81 10HS7 so: yeariings.
SO 9JaS7: vethers s. 500 So %; ewes. 81 so
Gs6
East Buffalo. March q -CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 100. active and firm. NEALS-Re-
ceipts. 70. active and steady. s6Gsll HOGS
Receipts 300: active and steady 20 &c
higher: heavy. mixed. Workers and pigs. 50 30
~ 50 50. roughs. s. 3Jdss so. stays. s7@
e. -. dairles. 50 20 50 50. SHEEP AND
IAARS-Receipts 1000. active. sheep
steady. yearlings, l5c higher; lambs, 81 80 q
IS 90: yearlings. 50 50qS7 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


New York March o. 1917
HEEyF>-Receipts. SOP head. all Tor
slauphterers and exporters except one car.
so trade IN live cattle, feehng sleady
ports tomorrow. Al cattle. all % Bermuda.
CALVES Receipts, &s4 head. all Tor me
market Part OF the offerings were held tor
Wednesdays trade. Feeling tun bteauy;
Medium yeals sold az $40 per 100 IN. mixed
calves at S7qS9 Dressed calNe. steady 70
stroug. CITY dressed veals 1iH lsc, few,
fSfqc. country dressed. IL loo.
Sales-Kerus Commission company -
lad calves 14B ib average. SO per 100 10,
Al mixed calves. 40 d. 50. 81 1870 H. y - ;
Il Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25

Liverpool cables. spot. fair business DONG
sales. 5000 bales spe IlatIOn and export. 500,
American 5000. imports 5000 American.
% COD Midng upland. 1.tli. Futures opened
steady. D lower 10 / roiut higher; closed
STEADY. net -. points higher 10 2'2 points
lower March. 6.77 I'D. March April. ga I'D.
April-May. 6.67d. May-lune. 6.65 ed. june
July. G.Js Sd: JUly-Auslst. G.5id Angus sep
TENDER 43i. September october. 21d. Oc-
t0bor- November s.1s ed: Novemoer-December.
g l3d: DeCember-Januarv and Jauuar, Febru-
ary. 611isd. FEBRUARY March. 6i2i2d: March
Arri l3f.d Manche-te,-iarns quiet,
cloths In moderate demand.
New Orleans. March 24-Price' % cotton
today ranged within narrow limits. Inc
market was held from advancing hv talk
OF = weakened technical position and the
close was steady, unchanged 10 ! point up