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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
! BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

A gain of s1Ss44,O0o by the New York
banks is indicated by the reported move
ments Of currency this week. The gain
from the interior was So $4,000, the ship
ments including $4,000 transferred
through the Sub-Treasury to San Fran
cisco and Si692,o0o national bank notes
sent 10 Washington for redemption. The
gain from the Sub-Treasury was $4,000.
Exports Of copper for the week ended
April 80 totalled 9.0l9 tons. compared with
2.cA the same week of last year; for the
month, S4.7S7, against 1904.
Announcement has been made OF the
resignation of William r. Craig as a di-
rector OF the Assets Realization Com
pany.
George w Chauncey has retired as
president of tho Mechanics Bank of
Brooklyn 10 act as chairman OF the board
OF directors. Former Vice-President
Charles G. Balmanno will succeed Mr..
Chauncey as president. and Walther Wolf.
formerly Deputy State Superintendent OF
Banks, has been appointed controller.
Stockholders OF the United Railway In
vestment Company at their annual meet
ing Yesterday elected A. j. Hemphill.
W. II. Chesebrough and II. l. Miller as
directors, succeeding Patrick Calhoun.
George f. Shaw and Sidney March. re-
signed.
Frank C. Wadsworth has been admitted
OF e,
Nash, % Broad st
Proposals for the eale OF first mortgage
: per cent bonds of the Fairmont Coal
Company will be received by the United
States Mortgage and Trust Company up
to u o'clock noon. Thursday. May T. 10
cover the sum OF slT.4S4
Certificates OF deposit of the Stewart
Mining Company have been admitted to
quotation on the New York curb.
The American Writing Paper Company
Will hold an executive meeting In Hol-
woke. Mass, on May s. when the directors
will take formal action In appointing
Charles C. Hastings as the new presl-
dent of the company, succeeding ~ W.
Caldwell, resigned.
Announcement has been made or the CO.
partnership OF Auchincloss. Joost & Co.,
with Offices at 60 Broadway. Jere Mac
Gonigle has retired from the firm OF
Moore. Leonard & Lewis. Robert y.
Johnson has retired from the firm OF
Forest Davis & Macdonald. Tucker
.u,horv G. Co. have admitted to their
firm Robert w Sanford.
II. T.. Mcconnell Co. announce tr"'
John D. Herlihy has been soini''eu "s @
PARTNER in the firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,
GRAIN

New YORK.. May l. 1914.
NHEAT-Prospects for the American wheat
crop this year seem TO be improving from day
TO day rather than showing the deteriora ion
predicted by the bulls. but their influence was
partially Offset by the fact that the May posi-
tlon In Chicago held firm at wider pre-
about 10000 bushels. Tho whole market
showed some frmness early, but new crop
months gradually gave way and later May
also declined and at the close the market was
at the low point or the session, May being l.c
higher. while late months were Is TO Ac lower
Foreign markets were steady, with evidences
OF a better cash demand. and there were evil
dences that export business was being done.
apparently in new crop for July and August
shipment. In the local cash market No
hard winter wheat was quoted at 81 Ola,
I, New York; No red, 81 O5is. nominal
elevator: No l Northern Duluth. 81 Of, and
CORN-Firm most Of the day. Influenced by
tho fact that deliveries o. about 2.OOO,OoO bush
els on May contract at Chicago had been
taken up, and By reports that the Argentine
crop had probably been damaged % per cent
by recent heavy rains. Late in the session an
easier tone developed and final prices were &c
higher to sc net lower. Cash No yellow corn
was quoted at 14esc. I. to arrive. OATS
Tho market was steader early with wheat and
corn but eased of and at the close was = 70
&c net lower. Cash market quiet; standard
white, quoted at ~ TO 44i1c; No 2, 4iis to Acc;
No 3. 1914 to 44c: No 4. 43 10 43hc; ordinary
clipped. Is 10 45lsc; fancy clipped, 40 70 46'2c
all elevator RYE steady; No western
quiet: mailing 5g4eoc, c 7. Buffalo. open
ing navigation. Wheat, including iour. ex-
ports for the week. according 70 Bradstreet
aggregate 2i64416 bushels. against 2.764 30
/. 214776OC9 against 1874, 7o360o last season n;
Exports OF for the week were - 80
bushels, against 3S6O4 last week ana ~: 80
last year; since July l, 2,547,o79. against 3D.
-ra A 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The following railroad reports &c
March were made public yesterday:

The following railroad reports for
March were made public yesterday
New York Central & Hudson River-GrosA
ST. 500 sec; decrease, tS5l.iss; net. N.e1'iHi %
Boston q Albany-Gro... 81 81, 80: decrease,
sll S7g; net, s2s76l0: decrease, SO. 40
Lake Shore & Michigan SoAthern-Gfoss
81 1888. eE decrease. 3il5.sSs; net 3'2s-sis' CO.
Shicaco' indiana & southern-Gross, 'i2'.
ssl: Increase. So. sl5 net sile.sl0; increase
cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago & 81. Louis
Gross S3.02s.l5s: increase SAS.slo; net' wv
eSe; decrease sls2. 969
satss3: net, SAP; increase, $40. 10.
Lake Erie x Western-Gross. sos, VI IN
crease s5s6s1; net sll0.0ls; increase so, 'is
Michigan Central-Gross. s., s9li; decrease
Toledo 4 Ohio Central-Gross. SSiS' ~: IN In
crease SIS 1866: net. SIG 02i increase, U.s. sgs'
New York Chicago * 81. Iouis-Gross al
OF f7o; Increase ts2 oS.; net flSiSs7; Increase
~ pittsburgh 4 Lake Erie-Gross. 81. col 5so
increase 81. 90: net !e53l23; decrease; $3.50
New York Central's total tall iineslIoro rs
G. Wsso,1ri Kansas q Texas-Gross. s.. sss III
decrease, slOo. "a: net, ,5ZlsOs: decrease ~
'csiearo & Eastern nlinois-Gross. N,N go;
Increase, si72.64; net, sZ56,SS'' increase ''0'
Ssahoard Air LIne-Gross !2.4sl. js5: increase
.-S is5. net S1sj 513: decrease, III. go.
Rutland Railroad-tiross. 80, OIL decrease
e. ~ net 81 500. decrease, sl3,S-l.
Vain. Central-Gross N.GlSlt inereass'
scS,5ss: net. s2s9.74s; Increase. s'z'fn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
,,,;on Pacific Almost Free
n Distribute B. & o.
Holdings.
END OF LITIGATION
NOW CLEARLY SEEN
=. nscision from the Interstate
commerce Commission for
a Month Yet.

,. snneaI TO the Court OF Appeals is
~ ~.s,hie in the Eduitable-Union Pa
'S W.. ,c,lon the Street was satisfied yes
''us 70 regard the matter az practically
- - nv the Appellate Divisions
a-r,,,,on OF the Supreme Courts decree.
t,ken for granted that the highest
:, ,ha state would oppose no inter-
- -. g., tho Union Paciflcs plan 10 dis
-. 20 its common stockholders its
. 80. holdings @: Baltimore & Ohio
o. The other suit, the first one started.
90 xss thought must necessarily end
- ~. Uoutabie action. The move
,,.nt. o, Union Pacific and OF Baltimore
A Ohio shares after tho decision came
out Yesterday merely gave acknowledge
Van, 10 the fact that n chance OF inter
,srsnce had existed and was now practl-
oauv no more. Union Pacific said an In
formal farewell TO its days as 20 per
cant issue by moving UP point or more
m the next half hour. Baltimore & OHIO
likewise did the obvious by selling of a
,olnt and a half in recognition of the
large increase that will come
10 It's floating supply in Wall Street.
Hereafter. II is TO be expected. there will
B. broader speculation in Union Pacific
because the price OF an per cent stock
5 rarely as inaccessible as that Of 10
,.r cent issue. But one favorite among
he occasional flyers will pass forever
'rom the realms OF speculation Hence
birth Union Pacific preferred is definitely
respectable investment security, and
lothing else.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
POULTRY.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. May The Commercial Bulle-
tin will say tomorrow: transactions In
the Boston wool market this week have been
OF fair proportions only. A few houses nave
done a moderate business in the early terri
tory woog. and some others have had fair
trade in foreign fine and crossbred woods.
The frmness Of the market has been &C
centuated by the strength OF the opening
DAYS at London. Manufacturers are making
advances on both mems and womens wear
caused by the firm tone I'm raw material
Leading domestic quotations:
Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces-Del aine
washed 27i9 q Csc. one-half blood combing,
24ib n DC: three-eghths. 24ie n 25c: delains
unwashcd. % = 2ic; fine, pc. Michigan
and New York-Fine unwashed, PIC; delaine
unwashed, 90 N 22iac; one-half blood un-
washed % 24c; three-eighths. 20 q &c.
Wisconsin and Missouri-Three-e ighths blood.
% a 2tc: one-quarter. 23W23isc. Kentucky
and slmilar-One-half blood unwashed, "a y
Csc; three-eighths - "a 2Jc.
Secured bass--TeXas. iue. IL months
55d5Tc; six 70 eight months. 4s45Oc; fall
43q45c alrornia-Northern. soc; middle
county. asa 46c: Southern. @43c: fall free.
42d48c Oregon--Eastern, No staple. 5iW
sac Eastern clothing. 80 95ic Valley No l..
1850 TerritOry-Fine staple. 80 60c
fine medium. % n j5c: fine clothing. 80 DC;
nne medium sra 5Sc: one-half blood comb
ing. 54a 55c. three-eighths, 46d4s.
Pulled-Extra, 81 g60c; "A. of15sc; A
suners 5Om53c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
An Unenviable Position.

Pity the Interstate Commerce Commis-
ronl Though they speak with the tongues
men and Of angels. when it comes to
making the momentous decision they
VII not escape censure. They may give
lie railroads the whole Of what they ask
ier, only 10 hear that If it Is unreason-
able that the carriers be granted so much
low. It ought to have been obvious
months ago that no mistake would have
been made in allowing them, before the
tnal decision was rendered. a life-saving
Aalf. II they give less than the whole
hey will please neither the railroads nor
he shippers If they give nothing at
ALL Nobody but Mr.. Brandeis can
sontemplate that possibility without shud-
ssring The commonest guess is that
something will be granted. and the re-
nander that the railroads need will have
10 be found In economies. like doing away
With special services to shippers, etc.-by
Brandeising. by abandoning oldtime
methods OF doing business, not all OF
them necessarily bad. and substituting
Practices that satisfy every requirement
system and destroy initiative. How
much initiative railroads need nobody but
railroad men know. and they are not sure.
But railroading is not a cut-and-dried
business. II It were. q good half of The
mileage Of the country would never have
eeen built, because the railroad men
would have been waiting for the growth
Oh population 10 Justify" IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
MAKING Up Lost Ground.

II has been calculated that the Eastern
roads, II they get their full per cent
Increase in rates, will add S0'oOo.OoO
year TO their net earnings There are no
Hgures available relating solely 10 the
ioads in Eastern classification territory,
sut figures complied In Wall Street show
mar In January OF the current year eigh-
N-tour roads IN a group comprising the
Ahddle Eastern and Eastern states SUI
iesed loss OF sS.624. 9aS. or Stn per cent
70 their net earnings In comparison with
@e figures Of a year ago. and that in FEB
rusry the came roads showed a decrease
"a net Of E.66l, 49, or ISL per cent These
"sures certainly cannot fail to be typical
" the roads In classification territory. and
"oy represent only two months out or
many times that number In which net
earnings have shown q great falling on
N View Of these facts, It is TO be won
eerec how much of the increased reve-
Aues the roads may get will go 20 make
up lost ground and how much will mark
On slvance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02

A bull on stocks was overheard yester-
lay TO say that he was glad that the
freight rate decision was not coming
Town until the end Of the current month
or the early part Of June. This was when
dispatch from Washington was printed
on one Of the news tickers in which Mr..
Harlan. of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. was reported as saying that 1t
vas ridiculous TO expect a decision this
week and as indicating the later time as
probable The market is diseounting the
rate decision now" said this bull. las
soon as the news comes out II will stop
going up and wait for some other influ-
.nce TO move it, lie was not heard TO
sy why the discounting process had not
begun earlier or why the market, If it
vas going up. should stop as soon as the
leclSOn was announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02

PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Philadelphia. May There have been no new
Developments In the local wool market during
the last week, and business has been quiet.
old domestic woods are IN sinai! supply. ana
there is not enough OF the new clip on the
market 70 admit OF any large sales. In Ohio.
Indiana and Illinois. 20022c + being bid for
choice medium woods. but growers Ideas OF
value are above these figures. some busi-
ness has been done IN old medium heeces a.
from PC 20 24c, latter for cOice. Quotations
are: New York. Michigan and Indiana. me
delaine. unwashed. 9lG2lc: fine medium. 24c
medium. 3iAu2ic; low medium, E'z91H' biait,
and low combing isd0c. bury. seedy and
cotted i7dlsc Ohio. Pennsylvania and West
Virginia fine delaine. washed, Eu2sc, M and
above 2s6p27c fine medium Na2c; low medl-
um 2sGZ7c: unmerchantable. 23u2ic; fine de-
Iain. 2eG24c: y or Xxx. Hd22c; fine medium:
2Iisc. medium. 2lc; low medium, Ac. braid
arl low comblng igfi2lc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

Landau. May There were 1870 bales
.onsred NJ the wool auction sales to-day.
III. selection included 1000 bales OF New
Zealand. and consisted mainly OF crossor eos 20,
The Continent. competed eagerly. aud prices
hardened. especially for the fine serts Me
rlnos were at times IA per cent over tho
snnth wales 900 bales: secured. Is cd Q
% Sd; greasy. sdels fi.d. Queensland.
100; greasy. 1Oi:dgls lad. Victoria, 900,
rTcasy eddis ID South Australia. 300;
greasy 7I.dGls SID West Australia. 100.
Greasy Sd Id: Tasmania. 100; greasy Is
Is sd New Zealand. 1900; secured, Is Id y
ia pibd: greasy. siiddis "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
THE METAL MARKETS

COPPER-The local street market Tor copper
was steady with elecuOlytc quoted al l4ssc
and casting NJ lidl4bc. Standard copper on
,he Metal Exchange was quiet, with spot.
May June and July quoted az 3.40gltc. In
IonGon copper closed steady at 1888 los for spot
and fGi for futures.
"a 25c. June 34G3f. 81 &c. ruly. 3A23g3. &c:
August "a +O434-5c: September. ~ org
"a sTiac in London tin closed easy az tloo Tor
suot and fi57 for futures
LEAD-Qulet: New York spot, 3s3d5 JOG
East 81. Louis. 3 72h93s2iac. In London Lead
closed az rs Is ca
sPFITER-Quiet; New York spot. Ca5 lOc:
Fast ST Louis 4.s5g4.g5c. In London spelter
closed al f2i les
IRON-AiiaGlesboro No B. Sis 81 IN London
rocai iron market quiet az SIS 25GSl6 for No
so1,ndrv Northern, $l3Qsl5 - FOR No North
err. sfsdsl5 20 for No 1 Southern and ia COG
siS FOR No . Southern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02

Weekly movement figures OF the New YORK
Cotton Exchanges: Port receipts. 1855 bales.
against ~ SEA las; year; overland TO mills aud
Canada. 10. 65S against .2T3 last year: South
ern mill sakngs. 10000. against 5000 last
year: loss Of stock at interior towns. LUIS.
against 81. pa last year brough; into sight FOR
the week. no $50, against lUS.s sos last year,
Total crop movement: Port receipts. e.ele llo
bales $50 added New OrleRns), against 800
4O1 last year. overland to mills and Canada.
!, 0lG, s34. against gs4 sos last year soutneSn
mill takings, ESQ 900. against $4,000 lass
year: stock al interior towns in excess OF sep
TENDER l. 29G.11s against 3lD.897 last year,
brought into sight thus far for season. lS.slL-
OGa against - 039 0Oi last year.
Liverpool cables: Spot quiet; sales 900
bales; speculation and export. 800; American
5000: imports. none. Middling upland, !; no.
Futures orened quiet at a decline OF points;
closed quiet 3isG4 points lower; May and
May-June. G.s5d, June-July, tIof!d; JSly-Au-
gust, q. I3d: August-September. 6ocd; septem-
bcr-October, SAD: October-NoyeDber, o.5i t7d,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q. 25d: Decemoer-JanuaIy
and January-February. 6.2}d; February March,
6 23i.d; Msrch-April. 6.2id Manchester
Yarns quiet but steady; cloths duieter.
New Orleans. May Long selling, particu-
larly OF August cotton forced that option down
IL points at the close to-day. while otheP
months ranged from 8 10 points Town. Trad
ing was not active. and with the exception or
August prices moved within a narrow range.
Weather reports were conflicting The close
was steady at a net decline OF TO Is points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
SUGAR.

An ,.,r.r. NJ. sellIng on the basis OF 3sJc
,or ane ornnulated Raw firm, and rennsrs
we're again in the market on hoerai s so1i.
Sales amounted TO about 1000 BAGS OF ouo oa,
and Porto Rlcos anoat, ana pronptp ,ns anS
i-32c for CubaS. There were also saIes %
about i5 900 bags OF Cubas for late may sn ny.
ment at lice to a speculator. eauu W ,',,h
for Centrifugal Market closed nrn, WI"
holders still asking full prices, and In some IN,
stances even higher. with centrliusai, ,IaI,,S,
az soc; molasses 2 39c, and cost ana IIeisu1
at l-32c In London beet tuzhr mas o.
ported with sellers at es AID for May, ~
5hd for June and os 7isd for Ausus,, W.,
the curb at Us I'd. 9s 4lsd and W 20, lssR -,
rope and America, $3.50 2e0 TONS against D.
sis.jil last year At the same uneven u a,rs,
The increaFe Of stock is I'LL tohS, 800
stocks and afoats together show visiuIe
supply OF 4.I45. 2CO tons, against y ns,o.i '''''
last year, or an Increase Of 1917 tohs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
pern steeps Earnings Less.

The 1918 report OF the fehhsyivan.'
stsel Company. made public y eso
showed gross earnings of R'sSs'eSz com
rcd with ss,2Ss,544 In 1912. Allowing FOR
81 OH, 81 interest on the company's bonded dec
Ssht and depreciation and sinking funds.
80 rora,ned a balance Of s62s,6i4. equal
- sM per cent on s2o,56o.Soo preferred
s,ocn compared with 81 per cent earned
an the Same stock in 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
Extend Deposit Agreement.

It was announced yesterday that tbs
time for the deposit OF the National Rail-
ways OF Mexico guaranteed general
mortgage 4 per cent bonds and OF tho
National Railroad Company OF Mexico's
first consolidated mortgage per cent
bends with the Guaranty Trust Company
has been extended to June /, 1914 Interest
on the bonds was defaulted on April l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
COFFEE.

SPECULATION was again at low ebo' ana
business amounted TO only 5000 bags. The
market was very narrow ard values renamed
higher 10 ! point lower. European markets
were also without new feature. Hayre closing
net unchanged 20 ;. franc higher, while ham
hing was unchanged 20 Il pfennig advance. IN
rra1u Rio and santos spot markets were IN
changed bat Santos futures showed gains OF
,Iq75 reis from Thursdays midday prices
cost and freight offers were about unchanged
non, THURSDAY. Santos IS and 81 being quoted
NJ 10 25c. 3s AZ IL e0hl2 2Dc, A. az u. l9H
II zoe. As and Is at 10.909Jl 10c. os AZ lVs,9
iic and no offers were Received from klo
sno, market quiet, with Rio Is quoted at sac.
Tr.aI contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Flour was again dull and featureless, buyers
being Influenced by prospects of large crop
while millers were little disposed 70 make con-
straights, 81 35Qs4 80; winter patents, "a 6og
81 so: spring clears. 81 l5as4 80; extra NO l
winter So 85ls3 ~: No 2, So 45gs3 10; Kansas
straigh.s 81 25Ts4 50: fancy spring patents
s. 40Ts6 RYE FLOUR-Quiet. fair 70 good
81 3Oas3 z5; choice TO fancy; 50 9oSs 3 90 o.
CORNMEAL-Steady; kiln dried - -: BA "a
coarse 81 SOdsl 30. FEED-Western quiet
bran. 10 arrive. IOO-lb sacks. s26 So; standard
niddlins. s28 80: -four do, $50 so; red dog
eco 20. ci,v steady: bulk SOS 40; sacks, $50;
middllng. sos 5O0S3o co. red dog. s3l; ollmeal'
SgIM IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
Bank of Bengaps Rate Lower.

Salcrtta. May The rate Of discount
o. the Bank Of Bengal was reduced to-
cay from 9 to q per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Cornorationa.

Permission has been granted TO the
Maryland Water Company. OF Cecil Coun-
~. by the Maryland Public Service Com
mission. TO issue $4,000 8 per cent bonds
The proceeds OF this issue will be used
for equipment purposes and for the ex-
tension and Improvement OF the COM
panys plant.
Dallas Electric.
The Dallas Electric Company reports
gross earnings for the month of March
OF SlSS.2SS. an increase of s1S.47e. and net
earnings after expenses OF s7O.5os. s3.s21
greater than In March OF last YEAR Sur
plus over charges amounted to si36i3, a
gain of 1880. For the twelve months
ended March 81 gross operating revenue
totalled &.257.05S. a gain of sSSt.G0S over
the preceding year. while net operating
revenue was 1924, S4S. NSs, 40 higher than
IN 1913. Tho surplus for the year amount
ed TO sel5,4Ss. an increase OF s124,S7l
Louisville Gas and Electric.
The commercial department OF tho
Louisville Gas and Electric Company Sc
cured during the week ended April 10
seven industrial gas contracts, having an
estimated aggregate annual consumption
OF l5,S6o,oOO cubic feet. Additional power
business totalling 70 horsepower was Sc
cured and contracts were taken for wir-
ing twenty-four houses.
American Light and Traction.
Statement OF earnings on stocks OF sub
s.diary companies owned by the Ameri-
can Light and Traction Company for tho
twelve months ended March 81. 1914. shows
gross operating revenue OF 81 422. 766. an
increase OF Sl02.S9 over the previous year,
while net operating revenue after ex-
penses was A,29l.sS4. gain OF sss, COS
Surplus and reserve from the previous
year was sS.SSS.7o making total surplus
earnings as Of March 81. 1914. Of s13,1sO,674.
After providing for cash dividends on
common and preferred stocks and stock
dividends on the common stock. there re-
manned a surplus balance Of 50, 81, 5o7, an
increase of s6sS.7l7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02

Bid. Ask. Bid ASH
S,a, Cernent oes. 2sit OgiyIe Fir MIG III
S San Isl l3il. Queb r l. & p 1874 10
~, ~, nv 81 20 X q ont Nav. i0ls. lQl Z
Der, eti Corp 70 2sIt shaw W 4 Psi l32
"a Srror r,ref 9 90 sher williams 80 6si1
~ a, rIr tibe 1884, $50 Toronto Ry. .i35S
NJ, IH&P 22Oii EOS. VIM ST Ry...ls5is 100
. tal. faL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
PROVISIONS.

Market fairly steady az the start. but az
.asisr ton, dsyelooed under Liquidation, and at
the close prices were at the low point OF me
dav. although price changes were narrow
PORK-Rarely steady; uess SO 2oefs23i ram
i,v sosGS2s: short clear. $40 T5ds2i 90, BEE
Steady; mess. slTasis 80: family. slsdS2p
pacxet. sisd,19: extra India mess. s-iGs-e
nRTSsED HOGS-Easy: taconF. ll1sNl2sc
nigs 12T.e. CUT MDATS-Pickled bellies
Suiet. i2s4 ai4nc: picked hams. ~. TAI
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steady: South America. toc; Continent
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THAT month was firm. closing at an advance Of
3 polnts Late months were slightly higher
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tract prices: -,
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
MONTREAL STOCKS.

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