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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-17
Bulling wheat.

While the furious speculation in tho
wheat market In August and September
has quoted down with the reaction in
prices there Is still strong bull ele-
ment IN the street. Renskorf Lyon q Co
present the prevailing argument OF spec
ulators on the side OF higher prices as
follows: We have a deficiency in the
European crops estimated AZ 400 million
bushels in the Southern hemisphere.
$50 mill on IN Canada. - millions, while
the shipments from Argentina for the cal
endar year are rs millions below 1918.
and from India and Australia 100 mill
Ions Moreover. there IL The outlook for
Of war ~ agricultural efforts become ar
fectcd with accompanying scarcity OF
labor and horses--of which latter over
1000 00o are reported on the battlehelds.
Also every week that passes there passes
with 1t the seeding time Of mach OF the
European territory with such
an expose rs we have made the ques-
ton naturally presents itself. Are pres
ert prices high? As help perhaps
toward answering that question We quote
from the report of the Department OF
Agriculture. issued on the eth inst.
Average crops. l909-19l8. CSC. 600. 000
bushels average price. October /, s7.6
indicated crop. 1914, 500 600. 900; actual
price. October !. ~ ;. with the present
deficient crops Except that Of the United
States) and a scourag1nC outlook for
succeeding crops what Interpretation Is
u he placed on this years price exceeding
tho average of 'he previous four years
by only 81 cents2"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-17
Live stock Market,

FRIDAY, October IA
Receipts Of heeVes were aa54 hrnd In
Guiding 60 cars for tho market mnk,r,
with previous arrivals GS cars on Sois
Steers were slow, hut prices improved after
the early hours and Al the close were Arm
to l0Tl5c. higher, bulls ruled steady and
medium and common COWS were unchanged
In price, lat cows were n trne flrmer IN"
wards were cleared, Common To ChoIco
steers SOLD at sG.26Ns9.70 per 100 lbs oxcn
and stays a. slS5Nf7.25; bulls at S45OG
81; one choice fat bull nj s7a5 brassed
beef steady. ~ l2@ l5". for city dressed ma,
tive sides. "
Receipts Of calves were G7i head Jnciud
ing 40 for the market. Prices we're Avn,
80 % a soc, higher for vcnls. nrm for grass
ere and Nc1rli0gs. Common to choice coils
sold AT sSiO1Sl3 per 100 his, culls AT seGt
s.; warnings AZ $40, grassors AZ s. ~
city dressed veals Arm at lla1Shc; a fow
al l9c. tountry dressed AT 12Gl7c
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were > 6q-
mead, including 2'p cars for the marker
sheep were steady; lambs slow hut NOT
puotahly lower Inferior TO primo Sheen
sold ~ s3nsi per 100 lbs: medium ~
prim" lambs Mt s7.75Hss.2Gi culIs at "a
pr, Ssrd mutton quiet at Snllr.: dressed
lambs ~ l-'t l4C, with hog dressed aeIltng
I'm n Fr~all way ut liiaC
Receipts Of hogs we're Zoo head inciud
ing about half y ear for tho market Prices
weak to a fraction lower. Whole range ~
$3.50. 4 -'"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-17

Wall Street men who are endeaVoring
To offset expenses by doing n little bust
ness I'm bonds or stocks are greatly ham
p"red ny the conditions under which bust
ness now has to bc done. The ordinary
communications between buyer and seller
are OF course cut off with the closing OF
the usual channels IL Is now necessary
for the broker to scour around the Street
IN order 10 bring buyer and seller to-
geth"r The consequent delay in the COM
plction OF trades often causes them to
fali through. Moreover, in the present
condition Of disorganization there has
been a notable lapse In the snirit with
which bargain once made is kept Many
people now in the business are not always
inclined 10 stick TO their word when they
mud later that they can make better
bargain elsewhere The consequence Is
that the broker finds II extremely difficult
To- get firm" bid or OFFER or what he
can safely call firm" bid or orer In
ordinary times, even In trading outside
the exchange. there are innumerable in
dicatiOns Of the prevailing trend OF the
market for securities and the lack OF
these signs may he 10 som" extent re-
sponsihle FOR the prevailing confusion and
indecision But whatever the cause. II Is
now tho custom OF the broker TO obtain a
bid for certain securities az a certain
price then after working hard to get the
securities ne finds that his bid has disap-
peared They call this sort Of thing
phantom trading" In the so-Called gut
ter market phantom trading" Is even
more common. II has been estimated that
ont there seven out OF nine trades never
go through. Brokers there now refuse to-
do business except with those they know.
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THE STEEL MARKET.
Mills Turning out Wire Products
Busy-Demand Less

Iulness continues the steel markets.
main feature. The present week Is de-
clar"d To- have been the poorest that tn.
trad" has experienced I'm many wears
NH operations are running AZ about 80
per cent Of capacity and new bookings
are at even lower rate Mills turning
out wire products are sti,l comparatively
busy" hut demand for these products has
fallen off perceptihly in the last week. QUO
tdtipns are nominal
Tho Iron i0c SAYS; Pig iron is weak
and slow, both home aud export hut
slightly more has been done in hcmatlte.
The output Is still ahead Of needs The
number of furnaces in blast IN the three
districts Is l5S, against 1870 year ago.
Ferromanganese Is weak makers com
pcting sharply, with little demand II
is nominal.y quoted about sG326. Ru-
mors are circulated of American sheet
bars being offered hut IT is inpossible
TO trace any substantial business and
our own steel works want orders pretty
badly owing to the Indifferent state of
the galvanized sheet and tin plate trades.
American sheet bars may De had at about
s243S cost, freight and Insurance Last
weeks tin plate shipments were the llrr-
est since the war started. About 80. 900
tons OF rails for Australia has been
booked by Bolckow, Vaughan a Co. and
10000 for South Africa by Guest, Keen
Il Nettlo folds at low prices, owing to the
sharp competition of Canadian mills.
American barbed wire has been sold at
s6S13 per ton. cost freight and insur-
auce. Stocks Of pig iron In Connals stores
are 1O7.132 gross tons. against lO4,110
tons a week ago"
The Ddiy Iron Trddc saws Heavy
orders from abroad for barbed wire ana
nails have filed PttsburF district mills
for next forty days. fully 10 900 tons of
these orders being received in the past
week Connellsvlle coke trade reached
the low point Of the year for shipments.
but the present nominal market prices
show no change as yet. Japan has en-
tered the American pig iron market with
an inquiry aggregatinE 80, 600 tons Of al,
grades. Additional Southern blast FUR
naces accept $40. Birmingham price
schedule"
william Jacks & Co, iron and steel
merchants Of Glasgow. WRIT under date
Of October Q. as follows:
THE market for M!ddlesbrough war
rants has shown n decided fan. prices
having declined from 50s tod last Fri.
day to SOS. cash buyers to-day.
"shipmonts from MIddleshrough ne
very small amounting To only lO.21t
tions FOR the first eight days OF the month
as against 90 7dl tons for the same period
last year. while stocks In public stores
show an increase Of 2,9jl tons for tho
week. and probably makers stocks have
increa Sed To a similar extent
prices OF hcmatte pig iron are also
weak. Marlborough hcmatte being now
been done in America half finished ma
tcrlal. which is now taking the place OF
continental steel IN this market.
MARKETS are still waiting for some
moro definite news from the seat of
war"
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THE COPPER MARKET.
Some signs of Improvement-Ma
Inquiries.

Clearances Of copper for tho week ended
Thursday night were 5,l6o tons. increas-
ing the total since October to $3.50
tons against 15.22l tons last year Thes'
sh .pmcnts apply only 70 tho port OF New
York or late ther" ha. been difficulty
IN securing all freight room desired for
copper. owing to pressure for other car
goes The coming week as result may
witness heavy movement OF the metal
70 Europe
Yesterdays market presented some
signs Of Improvement. as there were in
the trade queries from both nome and
abroad. The export demand seemed
likcly Of dove. ping into fair orders dur
ing the next few days.
Eleven ana half cents pound. de-
llvered thirty days. for electrolytlc was
the general quotation. although producers
admitted that lower prices were being
named on limited quantities by dealers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-17
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.


According to experts there Ia bond
market and there isn't As they put IL
the present market il entirely a matter
OF sentiment II customer can he found
In a cheerful frame of mind. say Just
after the dinner hour. he may he per
suaded to buy n bond at current low
prices. ON the other hand II ne has ha 2
an uncomfortable nights sleep or is de
pressed by the war news he will refuse
to take bonds at any price. Small as
the Improvement Indicated is Il is i'm
provement. Uncertain as the demand IL
IL represents conditions mmeasurably
better than they were short time ago.
Whereas the bonds were unstable a dis
tlnct return OF confidence is now apparent.
The panicky rush to sell all kinds OF high
grade securities AT whatever prices they
would bring has disappeared When II
became apparent that bonds could be sold
even at concessions the desire to throw
them over disappeared. People who re-
fused bargains offered them are now bid
ding for tho same bonds at considerably
higher prices. Investors are. of course.
stll timid about tying up their money.
The preference Is plainly for short term
securities over those of long maturities.
This Is natural In view OF the confusion
over the prospects for the capital market
within the next year or 60 Indeed IL IL
now the expectation that uncertainty on
this score Is likely to result in the next
few months. Hut a start In the restora-
ton OF confidence I'm securities has al
ready been made and with money grow
ing plentiful throughout the country and
with an absence of further outside shocks
this Improvement will gradually extend
until 1t embraces all descriptions OF se-
curitics. The progress OF this improve
meut OF course will depend upon events
iu the European war
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-17
MENICAN PETROLEUM COMPANY
LIMITED, or DELAWARE
First Lien and Refunding o. sinking
nj

Guaranty Trust Company OF New York.
as Successor Trustee under the Deed of
Trust securing the above issue, and dated
october !, 1871 hereby invites proposals for
the sale OF as many ~ the above bonds "a :
can be purchased Including accrued inter
est, for the sum Of three hundred thousand
eight hundred and forty-three dollars and
forty-one cents OS300, S43.in. Sealed pro
posals will be received at the Guaranty
TRUST Company Of New York, 40 Rrotdwav,
New York city, untl 10 o'clock A NJ
Wednesday,. November fth. l9l4 Ronds OF
fered ~ the lowest price mot exceeding iO5
and accrued INTEREST,", viii be accepted pro
portionately and paid for on Monday, No
Vemher IL, 1914. upon delivery together with
accrued Interest 10 that date only The
right II reserved 70 reject any ana all offers
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
or NEW YORK.
Ry A J HEMPHiIt. President
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MONEY IN NEW YORK.

Call money ranged between and B
per cent
Time money ruled at 7 per cent. FOR
most maturiti,s the range being TO 3
per cent.
Commercial paper was quiet, with rates
AZ from TO per cent
Domestic exchange on New York: 81,
Louis soc premium san Francisco, 30c.
premium; Chicago, par.
Can money in London was G1%
per cent.
Sterling exchange was firm Quotations
were: Demand. i.A7', cables 4 ashs
Var silver in London 23ssd.; In New
York, % sc.
New York Clearing House statement {.
Exchanges s2?S.1sS.77S, balances. sl3,-
202.NC3: Sub-Treasury debit balance,
s952,22l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-17
DRY GOODS ACTIVE IN WEST.
Trade Considerably CurtniIed In
south, Says "Economist."

The general movement OF merchandise
r. active In the agricultural sections OF
the West and Northwest i'm manuflc-
turing centres II Is below normal, and in
the cotton raising sections of the South
II IL very considerably curtailed. says the
DRY Goods Economist Where unfnVorahle
conditions exist they are accentuatcd
by the prolonged mild weather, Even
week or two OF low temperatures would
give n decided impetus to retail trade in
many sections,
staple cotton goods continue to show
weakness especially gray goods for con-
vertcrs' use. brown cottons and hlcached
goods. With tho raw material selling
around 6la cents, buyers look for lower
prices, especially on the coarse. heavy
fabrics Mills, on the other hand. have
curtailed their production because they
do not know what price they will he able
to obtain for their product, Similar con-
ditlons, though OF a more acute charac-
ter, prevail in England. where cotton
goods production Ii for the present at a
minimum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-17
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
AMERICAS LOCOMOTIVE 90

~ Church St, New York. Sept -fU non ,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the aUn ~
meeting OF the stockholders OF AMERICAS ~,
tOMOIlNE COMPANY will be held ~ thrnll. '
OF the Company al 80 Church 81 Sew ) U..' ~
ON Tuesday. the 2uth day OF Oci lall ~ tNr'e
@ CLOCK noon, for the purpose of ClcrilN- '.'r'
Directors for the term Of throp years auI for ne
Transaction of such other business As may p'u.'' '
com" before the meeting Amcudmeutst to 500 400
- ana 10 OF the By Laws, crcatlus Ii'"
tommitt%', and changing the numh"r of Df' .' =
necessary for aquorum OF the Executive oHWu'
tee from four to three. Will be presented o.. .''
hcaton. The polls viii remain opru from .
O'Clock until ~ O'Clock IN the afternoon H' sag
day. The stock transfer books Of he tunptN +" Il.
be closed from the 2ist day of Sept, 1914 a.,
three o'clock IN the afternoon, until Oh" NJ
day OF Oct, 1874 at ten o'clock ~ the i1.'"l''
& II. DENNY. Secretary
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MEXICAN PETROLEUM COMPANY
LIMITED, OF DELAWARE.
First Lien aud Refunding &c, sinking
enid HnnIs S,ries

GuArnntV Must NOmplnN OF New York.
as Successor Trustee under the Deed Of
Trust securing the above issue. and dated
October !. 1871, hereby invites proposals for
the sale Of as many OF the above bonds rs
can be purchased OncludiuE accrued inter
est, for the sum Of two hundred and ninety.
one thousand and twentv-seven dollars and
siXtv-three cents tS2Ai.0.7 So. sealed pro-
posals Will he received at the Guaranty
Trust COMPANY OF New York. lao Broadway.
Sew York CIV until 40 O'Clock 4 Nj
Wednesday November 4. lgl4 Bonds offered
AZ tho lowest price tnot exceeding 1915 and
accrued INTEREST,". will he accepted proper
iionaiely and paid for on Monday. Novcrn
Der 10, lol4. upon delivery, together with
accrued Interest 10 that date only. Tho right
i reserved y" TsirSI HhT Ar, InI az orers
OFF SEW YORK
By A. J HEM PHIL. President
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
Peruvian Raw, DUTY Paid. bought
at t,52 Cents.

Peruvian raw sugar 10 the amount OF
1,5oo tons was purchased yesterday hv n
re1ner AT n full duty paid price equal T.
az cents. Cuban raws vore quoted on
a hps's of 439 corts
Tho refined sugar market was quiet
demand from all quarters being very.
light There was no change I'm auota :
lions for fine. granulated, the Federal
Company quoting 6 cents and other re-
Nners sSb cents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-17
MEXICAN PETROLEtN COMPANY
LIMITED, OF DEIAWARF.
FIRST Lien and Rcfunding 60 sinking
Iunl l.nll Hnnils srrlns az >,

Guaranty Trust COMPANY Of New York
a. Successor Trustee under the Deed Of
Trust securing the above issue and dated
October !. 1871. hereby invites proposals for
the sale OF a. man" Of The above bonds
ms can he purchased Iurludiug accrued tn
tcrestl. FOR the sum Of three hundred thou.
sand, three hundred dollars and ninelr. nine
cents $500 500 g9l. Sealed proposals win be
received at the Guaranty Trust Company
Of New York li0 Broadway, Sew York City,
until 20 O'Clock 4 NJ. wednesday. November
I. 1914 Bonds offered at the lowest price
mot exceeding 1915 and accrued interest
viii b" accepted prOportionately and patti
for on Monday, November 10. 1914. upon
delivery. together with accrued Interest 70
that date only. The right II reserved to re-
tect any and all offers
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
ny !. HEMPIIILL President.
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The annual meeting Of the $50, kh0 '"'' o'
the MllLBROOk COMPANY VIII Poo '' Oh u
the othCe NJ the Company, lNoth S'fr..
Motifs iaTk Avenue, ButuuLh az "a, ,.
1874, at lG:00 o'clock noon, fnr th' r
of u BOARD Of Directors for tho ensuing .''
and for the Transaction of such o|H.. |',
ness as may properly come hc''' ga
meeting
A y. CLARK Sn.r.
Dated this seventeenth DAY ui u,'Nl"r. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-17

Chl,aEo. Scptemher u.s. l'lt
To THE REGlsTEitED HOLDERS o. FAR
oNE fw0 ANb i'HREE, i.;suEn ~
D!EltT THAT CERTAIN rAnTlClrN
tElrIFIC ATE 40 REEMENr o.. h. ~
ADO. PHrsc .HARTLETr. cHil.>ti.y
HEEHIr nHisifI a. AI HCi tiiA XII T.
DAWES, WITH THEMSELNES A. De
r r8NSINl E 3r H NEw S yi.K * 1t iro
ni\N; AhNn THE HoLnEhS, or rAk-
riHI!ir,lh,Tlo%% CEitriEiGATi.is g., .oE \s
THE CuICNGO RAILWAY COMPNNi.
AND OTHER DEPOSITED SECURITIES.
Pursuant 10 "A request du.y lodged with
and made upon the Undersigned, a. pepos!.
taries under IA" above mentioned agreement
certinya'"s. Series one. Two and rhr,e.
issued ana outstanding under said egrs..
mont, b. their attorneys fact, purpor.ins
To d" thereuuto duly authorized, representing
more than 100 Of III. whole number ~
tidicatcs. Series one, Two and Three ISSUED
and outstanding under said agreement ~
request having been made pursuant o. N.
of eaiI agreement. you and each OF you ere
hereby notified that a meeting OF the reg'..
tered holders Of participation ccrtin,,Is.
Series one. Two and Three. issued and ONT.
appointed and is hereby called hy the under.
held At the general Offices OF the On. 20
Raiivays company 500 Borla;d Rioct N
cago. Illinois. on "Wednesday, Octoher q,
l9li at the hour or ten o'clock In the f1-.'
sid"ring and voting upon tho adoption %
a resolution TO be- presented TO said meeting
~ aforrsaid. to vote or cause to he voted.
tho .itoI stock of the chicago Es.Na.,
holders Of said Company so be held o. no.
general ofhc..s, Of said Cownan1N Ch,,aF,
AZ any adjournment thereof. for tho p'rsor'
TO be named in said resolution. as dire tGr
o. the chicago Railways Company for d"
ApoLrIn,s G. BARTLETT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-17
COTTONSEED OIL.
Not Much RRIIy-Crude on SIN
offered.

The demand from the West and that
caused by consuming inquiry fpilcd to
prevent some now low prices Crude oil
liquidation was not so heavy on the basis
OF 29i.i cents, but moderate amounts We're
to bee had and there was resultant hedge
pressure. Large rcfners are indisposed
to give great deal of support
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-17
CARTER COAI. And IROS COMPN\l
First NtOrtgnpp hrg Sinlinu Iund f,nId Ilond

Notice is hereby given, pursuauf 90 H.
terms OF the Mortgage dated the lr.' dag NJ
october lN9S that the understand 70
trustee. Will receive sealed proposals 4n "
3 T. NJ On the fourth day nf N.EsH ".
1874, for the sale to 1t Of bonds %. Hho's
described, at price not eNrrrtIlul .H.H
ana accrued Interest 20 nm anloun. ,I.'
hclent to use the sum OF Sl5.25s
THE NEW YORK TRUST CONrA>N. .
successor 10 Continental Trust ruWpH o.
the city OF New York Trustee
By III. W. MORSE. Se,sr'H-r
Vow Nnrk. Ocinhnr Il 1911
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-17
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST
THE TRENTON poTTERIE> 90

ITTWT0W, = u m TWUVT 7
DIVIDEND 80. b.
Al a meeting az The Ruari ~ n.
held this da, "A dividend OF ONE FER =
N%l was declared on tho N"n 'I...
Preferred Stock Of tine CoWprn'. N.'"
on October -. 1874 to siO,lhn. l"'
record at o'clock u. NJ, Ortoher o. i''''
Transfer books do not close
C. L. LAYTON. Secretary and Treasurer
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, a PIrTSBi RICH
RAILWAY COMpA>N

EQUIPMENT SERIES D. AZ r. B'NpS
Due November l. 1873
Notice Is hereby giNen as provided 'n NJ
ticle Mi Of the lndcnture. dated No'"n'
Der st. 1909. made bv the Buffalo. Rochester
4 Pittsburgh Railway Company to the Guar
anty Trust Company Of New York as I'ls.
tee. that bonds bearing the following s"f.a.
numbers have been drawn for redemption n,
the Sinking Fund, and will he paid on and
after November lot, 1914, at l0i'e OF par.
upon Presentation At The Trust pcp1r'usni
OF the undersigned. AFTER Novrmh'r irA
1914, interest on the above bonds VII ,H7"
bonds should have the November lsi 1910
coupon ttached.
q q, 81, 81, a.. so. 81, 81, IS, 70 20 =,
sis 10 5as. 5s7 - ssi 81 sSs 81 5sa ~ - Us
~ Sss go s3s. OK. go. SS3, 3;ss, ~ ~
ss6. zoos. 1855. 1895. l-', llts ll5o. l,e
iss3' is25 l232. l?9s, 1905, 1891, 1922 i3,-
1871. 1888, 1894. l43s. 1147, 1850. l4iC lob
1890 1885 1901. 1905, l644, lt57, li3l. 1872
i75!' l1t2. l7t7. l777, 1855. isot, l'l4. 1872
iN22, 1898, 1854.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY or NEW
YORK.
nv 4, ] HEMPHiII. Pr".i1on'
Dated September 21ih. 1914.
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Following are the closing bid and asked
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR


DIVIDEND PAYABLE
Company and Term stock Ann
Lehigh Valley Coal Sales quar-
Terry Observation-Disclosures. ~ e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-17

Receipts from customs on October n were
sSS9. l52; internal revenue, ordinary $40 go
corporation tax i7tSj. and miscellaneous
$50 Az
National bank notes received for redemption.
s7ll. 103
The cash Statement, of the United States
Treasurer for October II shows
GENERAL. EI7Nn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-17
BOSTON CURB MARKET.

BOSTON, OCT. l6 tSpeciah Following are 10
days sales on the Boston curb market:
llnnll- IA IlA,,-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-17
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON Od l6 The statement Of
the receipts and pay warrants OF the Treasury
shows
October II This month Fiscal year
Receipts ..,. 81 go - ~. 4o3 2i sif3 col 81
Pay warrants 2 999 a97 80. mi 1876 233 so ?ss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-17

New York wheat prices were:
Open. High Tow. Clos Prev
ing. eat est ing clos
December ..... l-rs ~ l2liq 1e2 ~
May ........... l.GH lgCt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-17

To redeem ou' 81 andng certinrates 81 "a 4s3 $50
Grand total cash assets in Treasury lS67, SIS ssi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-29
RICHMOND PRODUCE.
~ MINER . Co. TO, q. MAI. ..

tReported by Woedhn & Ccoot. Corr
mission Larchants.1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-29
CHICAGO GRAIN AND pRoDt CE.

,ots. 1890; unchanged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-29
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
I Is=3-4.s,+-tl b. tse4s'<it- q, Burcfr & Co,
ta16 East Main st. Richmond. Na)
Richmond, Va, Ian. IS, 1914,
STATE SECURITIES.

Va, 81, iod e. ana R..1a3. ST
VIA. e. =, 8 = 171r1 R--tSa 81 y a
RAILROAD PONDS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-29
This Coupon Good for 4
Penndnt

Pennant Coupons appear in the daily issue Of Tho
Virginan. Any coupon is good for any pennant which
has been announced.
In ordering pennants which have already been
nounced it is necessary to send coupon and the INCL
dental handling price for each penpant desired
Mail orders sent out the day received il the
remnants in stock. Should the pennant desired be
out when the order is received it will be held until
are notified to send another