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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
STEEL PRICES ADVANCE
New Orders This Month Much
Better than November S.

An advance in the price Of steel
bars, structural shapes and plates rs
announced by steel trade publications.
Business OF independent steel compa-
MES has been much better this month
than in November, though few can re
port orders doubled as did the steel
Corporation. for the first three weeks.
Much interest exists IN trade as 20
the extent 70 which railroads will
place orders early In the year.
1.-THE Iron Age" says:
Tie main Development % d, la, vces Of lel,
D., the acton o' . number " manufacturers ~
bGri. structural shapes and PLACES iu sfsAneng
prices from 05r P.usfursh. on early deliieuc',
TO- lice. one Independent bar Interest MADE i's
thus far there is no sign Of Ito extent 20 whi-h
railroads wiii depart from the poiicy N buli g
this year. similar orders ~" nkey % come on
early u 1915. Due 10 the reduoed state 81 RAJ
road traffic and The fari that new .ars can p
had tr six weeks. there IS mo- hurry OBJ place "a
orders hut fce roads srs looking no their neeos.
December b00Engs - an independent steel com
rar,e. have boon e0nsiderabs larger than tho .
NJ November though few reached uhc 100 nsr celi
-ste Ia sar reported by TIE Steel Corporation Co.
tho first ;hree wce-. Of tlls month. mat pellt
apparently du0 % the inclusion OF syne specs
contracts with extended dslirres 80,
The rate RI mill operations in early January WI
show a moderate Increase upon tho December
sversgs steel consumption BE- LITTLE changed ipi
specifications tarc come in htler %, la-c On 10.
df-fiors rsrgo from 30 N o. per cent the PROB
able operation bv fne end ~ the fft quaref TX
iron burug Is s'iI going ol il thf NenfA WEI
after suhsiling first ln The Ea-' and then m me
Soutl A gradual increase in blast furnace opcf-
alton Is probable 10 Tho ncW year
"The Iron Trade Review" will say
The usual holidsy lull has APPEARED ~ ths i'm
and s'eel market but prices arc firm ara M so'n,
materials tending upward. Fla'es. SHAPES ali
Isrs for spot shipment are bed A. zoe per pound
pit'slurgh or advance q - ton lhers ~
errlfr racnrg iu tiIets Tine prevailing .eniime
a. to tie nos year g. cheerful and better 20
inne ~ buying is looked NJ all around. p'riicp-
larry from tlc railroads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
Western Maryland's Cash.

There never has been time within
recent years when Western Maryland
was not more OF less in need Of money,
so that the company's determination 20
defer the interest on the notes falling
due on January / takes no one bv sur
prise. The chances are, TOO. that few
persons will suffer by the postponing
Of the interest payment even # II rs
delayed until after the end of the war,
or until some financial reorganization
plan can be started with q good pros
pect of success, for the bulk Of the
notes are said 10 be held by such
strong interests as the Deutsche Bank
and the Rockefellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Dec. 30.-Uneasines in re-
gard to the export outlook carried wheat
values to-day to a lower level The
market closed nervous at MG1%c net
decline. Corn finished Esa7sc down
and oats unchanged to &c Off. In pro-
visions the outcome was the same as
last night to n setback Of 7i7c. Bearish
feeling as to wheat hinged TO a consid-
cradle extent on cables telling of spe-
cial meeting of British high officials
this afternoon 10 consider the note
from Washington about interference
with neutral commerce. The absence
Of any sign that the American protest
would bring about a material change Of
British policy had disquieting effect
and was taken advantage Of by short
sellers. At least one prominent export
house became. conspicuously active on
the bear side. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
CONSOLIDATED WHEAT

vH.s- Orcn High Los Close d.y
MAJ ..... 81 5s'. 81 5Jf- 81 55i, 81 35i2 81 3s's
EXTERIOR RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
DIVIDENDS.

Ashland Waterworks Co. lst Mtg. b.
Athens Terminal Co. lst Mtg. IS
Auburn Gas Co. lst Mtg. Sky. I'd. 6s
Bronx Gas & Electric Co. 1st Mtg. IS
City Of Oregon. No. W.W.&Elec.Lt.5s
City Of Rome Ga. ,Ren.orRefMtg. AIS
City Of Sedal.a. No, Refunding AIS
Central Market St. Ry. Co. LIST s. F. 5s
Citizens Gas & Fl. Co. Of Council
Bluffs lst Mtg. IS
Citizens Gas & Fuel Co. OF Terre
Haute, Ind, lst Refunding -
Clinchfeld Coal Co. 1st 5s
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton f. r. Co.
lst Mtg. %
East Hampton Electric Light Co. s.
East Ohio Gas Co. lst Mtg. s. F. 5s
Edison Electric Light & Power Co. OF
Erie, Pa, LIST IS
Equitable Illuminating Gas Light Co.
Of Phila. 1st Mtg. IS
Ire county Electric 60. lSt Mtg. as
Evansville & Terre Haute Z. Z. Co.
Ref Gold IS
Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville Z. Y.
Co. General RefundiHg 4s
Fonda. Johnstown & Gloversvills r.
r. Co. 1st Cons. Refundjng 4i2s
Greenwich Tramway Co 1st IS
Hackensack Water Co. 1st 4s
Hamilton Ridge Lumber Co. Purchase
Money LIST 6s
indianapolis Water Co. Cen. Mtg. s.
Jonesvillc. s. c.. School Dist. 5Izs
Kan. City& Westport Belt Ry.Co. 1st IS
Kan. City So. Ry. Co. Ref. & Imp. IS
Kootenai Co., Idaho, Fund'g Bonds 61e
Lincoln Traction Co. (New) Gold IS
Lincoln Traction Co. (Old) Gold IS
Lockport Light, Heat & Power Co. 1st
Mtg. Refunding %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The following railroad reports for
November were made public yesterday
Missouri. Kansas a Terns-Cr14' 13.c35O lt
decrease So 80. Deg. 'l03-g'2. Increase. sl5+.-
rs
Erie HanroAd-Gf0ss. Sf-I5.2lC. decrease. ,7s..
SOS net after ta1es $50. ltJ. decrease flo6 III
New York SutqIriauua a Nesicrr-45fo=s f3sT b
600. de--sAsc e.. ssI nrt after taxes. s608ss.
Western Marlaa1-1ross. t63llll. decreas.
sTO3. NET. after tE4r, ;lis0s3. Increase. 81.
500
wabash s1ufgh TsrmuAl-Gros5. SG5 81 q.
crease s. .5f. ne fi.7Ns. incfesse. f2.4Z8
International A Crest Norfhern--fiross fsTa 17e
de,rcass 3its 500. nef. after tAies. $40 no. Dc
CffaFf. flt.-4h
Detroit Machine Gr0.f 'sf,026. decrease
rhuair'plia itosdins -G-oas. s. Psf o.. DE-.
rIeasf. $50 .fi. nf. s. -a..ifi decrease sf3
EfafiHF tHlipaHI 'iruaI. 'ttIbHl. increase
so ttt. bel. flbt. 80. lurfras~. f2iff.
Nrr YORK ontario a Western fif0.s. ff9f 9is
increase ft.i1f loi. tltl.ty9. ilcrsazs, tag.tgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
FINANCIAL.

fpilt l~->ealed Proposals will be received
4nt y. VI. December Stst. 1914, a. the
rt fhe feuusFlralla Company Tor In
olers ru Lives and Granting AnuuitfeS
s.' Chestnut street. Philadelphia. Trus-
=. ieT th. Gale 90 lf o. o. many o. the
ntsuelphia. Wilmington and Baltimor.
oaa stock Trust Certificates a. 170.ss3
\ u p1rctaar
pc offerings o. The lowest prices not
hg par costing in the aggregats
Kan fhe amount stated. viii be
: -p.'A The parties Offering them adj
ee-t.ses,..a .a ~y ...'l.d Os mao WIEN
y tlary Isl. lei. ''
+, ais should De endorsed Proposals.
4 .e,s ~ fh..alelphia. Wilmington and
I Railroad stock Trust Certia-
enc aedressel 10
- h. ". PACKARD. President
-----nEt Street. Philadelphia. Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
French Banks Lend a Hand.

A new ray Of encouragement has
fallen upon the financial district from
France through the announcement OF
the Credit Lyonnais and other impor-
tant banks that, beginning with Janu-
ary !. they would waive their rights
under the moratorium and restore Tor
depositors the conditions existing. be
fore the war. BY making deposits free
~ available 20 their owners they will
10 is expected. encourage a new invest
ment in securities and at the same time
spare French holders of Americans the
necessity for parting with some OF
them in order TO get ready money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
New Rediscount Rates.

Washington. Dec. 29.-The Federal
Reserve Board to-day approved changes
in the rediscount rates by the san
Francisco, Boston. Dallas and Chicago
Federal Reserve banks. San Francisco
viii have az per cent rate on ma
turtles UP to thirty Gays, Boston will
have the same rate, with per cent
for longer maturties; Dallas will have
s per cent up 10 sixty days, 5i2 on
sixty and ninety and 8 on longer ma
turtles; Chicago viii have four rates
III on up to thirty-day maturities,
5 on thirty 20 sixty, 517 or sixty 70
ninety and on over ninety days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31

least this is better than the downpour
Of foreign liquidation that was prom
Used us with the reopening Of the
board" OF these optimists, however,
there were but few in Wall Street by
the time the days business was ended.
Such a session on the Stock Exchange
had not been seen before IN the
memory Of most of the members. A
total Of less than 10000 shares IN q
fve-hour day finds no parallel since
the early days 1SS8-on February H.
according to one record, though the
date Of the month and the year suggest
that it must have been March, when
the great blizzard was just ending.
Then the total was 4s.270 shares a
smaller day actually than yesterday.
but considering the great increase OF
speculative facilities and stocks listed
on the board IN twenty-siX years, pro
portiouately Il much larger one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
TOPICS OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
Record Goes Back Twenty
six Years to Parallel
DAVIS Stock Total.

,ncorr.ciblc ortmists said very little
ou. loud yesterday in the face Of the
days record of business on the Stock
Exchange, but when two or three were
gathered together, where there was no
commission house broker 20 overhear
and be irritated, they found comfort
sttcr their own fashion, saying: at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31

0rang, County Lighting Company
Pennsylvania & Maryland Street Rsilvs, Co.
Port,mouth Suffolk Water Company
Peoples Water Company, 0,ksloO,., SO
Piedmont & Northern Railway Co. Notes
Richmond Beach & Railway Company
ST. Louis L Cairo Railroad Company
South Yubs Water Co. ConsOl. Mortgage
Santa Lucis Company
Southern Public Utilities Company
Tarboro Cotton Factory
Third Avenue Railroad Company. go
Union Uhlitie, Company
Union Depot Company, Columbus Ohio
v.nderbwsh County, Indiana
Watkins, JsbeI B.
Warren Water Company 0'su. Of 1890
Warren Water Company (Issue Of July, 1908
VAN. Cotton Mills
Washington Water Power Company
WOODWARD Iron company
January End, 1915
County Of ysndera,Esh. Indian,
East St. Louis & Grant, City Water CO.
January 18th, 1915
Louisiana Water Company
Minneapolis, Lyndsls 4 Minnetonks Rail-
wsy Company l. Minneapolis Street Rail
way Company
St. Paul City Railway COMPANY
January goth. 1918
P,kiu Water Works Company
January 31st. 1913
PuIonI Water Supply l. Power Company
DIVIDENDS
January End, 1913
r. ". Woolworth Company, Preferred
Twin City Rapid Transit Company, Preferred
Twin City Rapid Transit Company, Common
Duluth-Supsrior TrsctonC ompsny Preferred
DuIuth-Supuia Traction Company. Common
Weymsn-ButOn Company, Preferred
Weymsn-BrutOn Company, Common
Weymsn-Bruion Company, Interest on scrip
January 9th. 1913
Detroit, HiLsdsle & South Western RI. Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
Panhandle Dividend Lower

Philadelphia, Dec. 30.-A dividend OF
Oh per cent on the preferred stock
was declared to-day by the directors
Of the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago
q ST. Louis Railway. known a. the
Panhandle system ~ the Pennsylvania
Railroad. This makes for the year an
aggregate Of per cent for the pre-.
fcrred stock holders The common
stock has paid three fourths Of per
cent In 1918 both classes OF stock
paid d per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31

Arm, & Nav Club Of ManiIs
In~,,e.n Water Supply Co. Of Ksnkakes
l,b..c, Railway s Electric Company
u,b,r. Great Southern Railroad Company
I-,,ie.n Society Of Mechanical Engineers
R,m.ck Water Supply Ceupan,
RaIs HIicr COMPANY
Cb,a,Dooss CITY Wster Company
C.ntrsl Brewing Company
C,o Water Works Company
Consolidated Street Railway Go. (M,mphi')
Commercial Cable Company
Consumers PARK Brewing Company
Constitution Publishing COMPANY
Covlitr Lumber Company
Cr,,,,o & North Western Railway Company
Equipment Trust Certificates. Series 4
cb,e,,o s North Western Railway Company
Eowpmsni Trust Certificates Seue' I
DAYTON Union Railway Company
Direct Line Telephone Company
"a, Greenwich Ws,er Supply Co. End
Mortgage
E,t Greenwich Wai- Supply Go. la
Mortgage
Ead s. Lous City Water Company
rlP,D& Southwestern Railroad Company
Er-orth Collieie, Company 'BOnd')
pls,,rbmsnn Rsslty& Construction Company
H,mpshrre Southern Railroad Company
H.,kines. Mohawk. Hon g. Frankfort
Electric Railway Co.
Hoes,on Brothers
Ithaca Street Railway COrnpssy
Iowa CITY Water Company
Indianapolis & SOUthsAss.rn Traction
Company
Iinn., S,earnshrp COmpsny(St J. S.Ashley)
lawrence Psrk Really Company
Mobile & Ohio r r EI,en. lsi mOrtgsge
Mobile Light & Railroad Company
Mosler Safe Company
National Starch Company
New Orleans & Northeastern r. r. Co.
Nev Castle & Sheusngo Valley r. r Co.
New Yosk & Cuba Mail Steamship Co. lst Sc
Olsan, City Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
Trade Balance Favors U. S.

Washington. Dec. 30. - Exports
through the thirteen ports handling
IS per cent Of that trade, according 70
official figures Of the Department OF
Commerce for the week ended De
cember 26, made a balance OF trade OF
S20.000,00O for the United States and
ran the total December balance. that
far, up 70 SSS,777 s9s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
steel Trade Hopeful.

I'm the iron and steel trade puphca-
tions. which are being read with much
interest in the Street just now because
~ the feeling that the next impetus 10
better business will be seen IN the
steel business first, there is evident a
guarded cheerfulness. Prices have been
advanced for bars, structural shapes
and plates by number of manufact-
urers. with a good hope that the higher
quotations can be maintained, and De-
cember bookings have been encourag-
;ng. The absence OF car orders by the
railroads in any great volume, follow
ing the favorable rate decision, Is
ascribed 70 the reduction Of railroad
traffic and to the knowledge that new
cars can be delivered within six weeks
after ordering. Spokesman for the rail-
roads have already told Of their salts
faction over the rate decision. with its
promise Of still further increases. and
10 is to be supposed that railroad buy
ing Of rails and equipment will begin
in real earnest not long after the nrst
of the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31

u. S. Treasury Finances.

WasAlago Dec. 90 Tie condition % he United
State, Treasury a. Oh, beginning o, business TO-DAY
was as follows Net balance boz general itAi 80. -
s. Og1 $50. The deficit tis fiscal f"ar Is Sl-.-
So SIS agains' crtcit OF 81 az 30 last }c-f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
ON THE CONSOLIDATED,

Business IN stocks on the Console
dated Exchange Yesterday was Of fair
volume. with numerous odd lot order
executed. There were transactions Dr.
Butterick at 2sis and Maxwell seconc
preferred n IN. Consolidated Gas
rights were deal. in az . "a 10 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31

LIVERPOOL cable. spot 0uicf. sales. G 900 bsles
speculation and export. 500. American. 1000. In.
ports 81 900 American. IS 900. middlug upland
GA Futures opened 0uet. iaSli7 points lower
closed quiet. net = points lower. Ma'-jure. 4 80
JUS Aug 4 "a oct Nov. 452i1d. Jan PEI. 4 Bod
4Jllg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
Stock Minimums Lowered.

Minimum prices we're established
yesterday on the following stocks, in
addition to those already announced by
the special Stock Exchange committee:
General Chemical Company, 100; Wells
Eor,o Evpresg Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
W. N |. tonN rnl.r ooNrANY..

TIr ft'rAf III. New YORK
81 ftf. g.3@l fsefirg a. tho Stockholders
e.. =, I'npany ut ihe election OF Trua-
rd ~ a .Nepf' tors ~ The next election
&C., ~, fanraotion 81 any other bust
.n d. i'aJ come before fhs meeting
~ 81 70 a' fhn on.s n fhe Company.
Igs1re-l.. .paq Street Ncn YORK CItv. IN
J. one, y, 1s11sry 18Th. 1915. Polls ulu
gft.. ~, " 90 4. 81 % 2 % Noon.
'ikEbEHT W. MORSE. sscretafy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
American IeIsphune { telegram Co.

dividend % Two Dollars pe1 share VIII b,
paid .I l-Iar. January l5 1915 90 stockholders
-e-i at pc close a. business on Thursday.
Iltrr-.er ... ltlt
G.. u. MINE. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
The Farmers Loan & Trust Co.
10. IS, 20 and p WILLIAM STREET
New York City

Commons and Dividends due in January are payable al
,hs office on and after January list, 1915, follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
EXPORTS or APPLES AND PEARS.

Tho following table gives tho exports on
e.Dfes from United states and Canadian
1ortg for week ended December q. prepared
mr. Tho Tribune by LUnham & Moore. 'is-
ION House fnrwa7ders Boxes are rerkoned
a. three 20 tho barrel and counted as baires
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31

Sales amounted n - 80 h4Ss ar1 me tone was .
neal. ...Irr prices ciosiug net unchanged 10 ?
uriHfs lower Trade i,o0,S were tho principal
talr-. hut oTeriuss were fairy rCu absorbed, ail
.he-s was = little buying late il tIc DAY. credited
q, foreign account spot demand inactive. Cost aAd
f-cis.t ogers from Brazil about unchanged, with
-4Tfos Z. Az GrHi-r Private aivlgcs from Ham
ti- r.o,,t'g SAID tult $50 0o9 bag, ~ the vaorzs
fIor holdings there have been sold or tuc basis oi
Ifi.- for g1ai frerlge brazilian MARKETS. seneraiA
--Isrr..I. with receipts lIo aud Santos sig f
.,ua.|ar tta1 Is scar ago. L1ru spot market shade
'5.s.- ui'u BIO o. a. ,i4r. Loca cpl'r4c, price,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. December 3D. 1914
BEEVES.

Yer
BssyEs.
.--- t.f. % as. ,- ell. S.ser,
kec,pi'. -,- heaI. I'D az 81 si,s. .s, I'll
opened So" anu to"ef Ai.4 D-Vio -. ~, '- "
vaace 90 Monday hsl oe'4 '.ss "4,uoI. &c. ~ a.
some sales fraction A.she- 9ra-a4 , TO sla..,
steers sold az y 500 ~ o. p'l -VV ~ W., ~
s, t3 extra bull = ~. c9ns' p Pa :, ~.
COW. 9 ~. Diss'st , ZEE HIiE' ci, i,,r ls5- It
ayerase 50 80 pe, 100 io 70 49, ~ ,o' iiiiSSs
g ~, =" NJ lttS''. -. ~ -, az "a
- - rl..a, 80 - ~ ,.o.ve i4si 81 X. 1e
N..a''o-4s 90 a. "A hi f1s0 e. sot Isl
..y-' .1 go 80 a. ss' ia' i5-- & tO. l4
-..os' , ,.GY' -; 400 a. Ia
-Is 49,, 30 H., s+ss-. mia sc-n
N,.p 49,. !" CO 10 Va s,errs. lafs. $50.
Dull. .sI9, - 65-ot- "a s3s e.
90 ~ e. : asg 81 25. T. go. 81 Is. o. no.
s. :; ST 80 .o,. stat. starr, or g 20.
f,Ii 1880 s. %. :. 1910. s. %; s. ll0- s. CO. o.
400 s 's;t Sssaa-t-. ~ - pa ~
~, tot5 81 81 81 is'I ef- sf'
20 ~. n etf g. 81. 'gss e II . Sts
g.. ~ - 5s 'f1' "a "a 49, az 81 10
~. - -, 81, ''-' -. A., 49,. 80
u. HONS GUYS Vi 'ei4'-' "IS'-' % ''1
~ '. CAVES
Receipts. l-,9 ht@4 otS on s@s. S' ,, . ,
%. higher toHilo" .e mo- ',ss SUI a. 2, 4
s.s ~ ~ N CIV d,s..s3 ,.ss tybs, ~ ias.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31

i"h ANNIsL MEETING OF THE
eInl q IIlI III-E-

,-.. ... STOCKHOLDERS
$3.50. n " nJrfh Street safe Deposit
80, TT tte election OF Directors FOR
/. N.'.'f ffer GRO for the transaction
-..,. ,"-h'r business 90 may properly
!. Vet Thrfy-f sarft tfreet fu me civ
,.''. 80 iDr< or Tuesday. the 18th DAY OF
49, .si.. o. q. 30 O'Clock y. "
rH YORK December 30. 1914
1871 BROWN. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
PARIS BOURsE ACTIVE.

lat.. DE- 20. Trading vs. active oa '.,r Iolrr
n.lsj. Three pr cent rrr.fs. fi francs 81 rr..
fifasi for cssh. LIchsue 0u iondgu. 20 frsno ~
0fafime1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
StABotRo cLEtRskcts.


TTTIr vas dUT aUI IoaIITfIf's NpTI7F '3-f v
tfoSC 30 spring ccers. s. tja<j 80. wln'or, pa
,ttrs 80 D winter 81 706 81 ey. 40 e. 81 5oe 81 -
kaHsa. st-alsl,. s. zoe So taney spring patent,
AS. g3 rsr 100 No. RYE FLOUR-Q Quiet fsir %
good sfas5l5. choice 90 fanny. s. -0e s. a.
OOENNEAI.-sfcady Kiln dried. s. IN bAGAiLAL
81 f-r&i 20 IEED-Wesfern steady. bran, 100 To
Sachs. S. g.. standard mil4lins 100 10 sacks.
go 60. nlgr DO. $50. rcd 11s r'Ir. 100 I'D sac 81.
81. cts steady. bran. bulls. So, 400 lo sacks
s.. 30. r-avy DO SIS 30. -four dH. fai 30. red dos
foI- $50 10 as So 20. oiiu-si. N' I'D nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31

BDTftR.
H-.tIla. tr,- nacksgr.. Market easier on fresh
rrramery supplies more liberal and demand out
slds u regular mark ushL Creamery. eItras t91
soorsl. tse. higher. esbS0oi iius. 32s to.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
corToNsEEo OIL.

Theirs e a general scarcity %, ofisfs and bJsi-
res was extremely light A. the Gloss values we're
unchanged 20 g point. net higher. Local contract
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
MILK AND CREAM

Both supply sUI dcwer1 arc lOe for To season.
fuf closely balanced. Collections arr reported 20 be
sufficiently improved % male dealers look forward
f1 Pine new wear With hope The Bo-lou January
rate ~ spprqKima.Cif & quart for grade 30 he
- z1ra Is looked upon % representing The market
value az he present time Receipts of milk aul
rrram in 40-qua-t cans Tor The wees ended Dcc'm-
he- follows
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BRIDE HELD AFTER
KINSMAN IS KILLED
mo Privacy in the House." She
Cries, When Brother=in-
Law Is Shot.

Taunton. Mass. April 13.-Mrs. Bradford
Scudder. a bride Of three months, was
arrested on a charge of murder, after her
brother-in-law, Edgar Scudder a farmer
had been shot and killed in her apart
ments to-day. According to Medical TX
aminer Charles A. Atwood. the woman
admitted that she had fred the shot be
cause there was no privacy in the
house"
Mrs. Scudder was married in Albany
She and her husband. an inspector for the
Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective
Association. occupied an l. Of the Scud-
der home. and her brother-in-law lived
alone i'm the main part Of the house
The womaus husband was away TO-DAY.
The notice say two boys-Leslic Buckng-
ham and Earle Chase-whO were playing
cards with Edgar Scudder in his room
told them Mrs. Scudder called her broth
er-in-law into her apartment. moment
later the BOYS heard a fall. Young BUCK
ingham ran into the room, where ne
found Scudder dead on the floor
Mrs. Scudder was in such hysteria aiter
her arrest that little could he learned
from her about what had happened.
Scudder was hfty-four years Old inc
woman is thirty years old.
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Stock and One Week Houses

THE Fight" Bayard Nelller's play, is
the weeks Offering by the regular COM
panv at the Academy Of Music. Theo-
dore Friebus and Priscilla Knowles play
the leading roles.
The Offering At the Grand Opera House
this week is Klaw & Erlanger's produc-
ton OF THE Little Cafe" seen recently
NJ the New Amsterdam Theatre. Prom
inent in tho cast are John z. Young,
Mildred Elaine, Alma Francis, Grace
Leigh. Tom Graves. Harry Depp. Marie
Ernpress. Harold Wizard. Marjorie Bate
son. Fdan Pendleton. Eddie Morris, Fred
Graham. John Deverell. F. Stanton Hook
and Joseph Monahan. There will be the
usual matinees on Wednesday and Sat
urday.
way Down East" is the attraction 81
the ROYAL Theatre this week, with the
usual Wednesday and Saturday matinees-
"Omar. the Tentmaker," Richard Wal
ION Tully's play with Guy Bates Post and
the original production, is the week s
attraction at the West End.
Along Came Ruth with Irene Fen
wick. is at The Bronx Opera House FOR
a weeks engagement