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TO THE HOLDERS OF FIRST MORT.
CAGE E. as, s :,Hki s..rT EySS Sst Go .4
ED WIRE CABLE COMPANY DUE

The undersigned. successor 10 Hnicker
booker Trust Company as trustee under tho
mortgage given to secure the above described
bonds. desires under authority Of said mort.
gage to expend the sum Of ten thcnsand
(SN0,ss67D In the purchase OF bonds Of
said Issue at tho lowest offers. not exceeding
1885, and accrued Interest
Realed Offers OF said bonds MAJ he sent 20
the ONCE OF thu undersigned, 60 broadway
New York city and viii be- received vntil
1900 O'clock noon or February .Sth. 1914.
COLUMBIA ENICKERDUCKLR TRUST
COMPANY, Trustee
by GEORGE J., WARREN, Trust once"
New York February ath. 1914
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THE GRAN MARKETS.
WAset RsceAes After ToacAins New
HlgA Level.

Influenced by tho higher Liverpool
cables and light primary tho wheat
market showed further advances yester-
day, establishing new high levels on the
movement. As was the case on Wednes-
day, however, the advance WAS not main
-uined owing to heavy profit taking
sales In the later trading. There were
-umors Of heavy export business. but 1t
~as Impossible to confirm any consider
able amount. Foreign news was without
much effect and Continental markets were
generally easier. Weather advices from
the winter wheat belt continued highly
favorable Tho market closed barely
steady. u TO Nc. net higher
Corn continued its advance until
short time before the close. when In
creased offerings wiped out the gain OF
about NC Country selling was heavy
and tended to curtail speculative demand.
Armour interests, however. were credited
Eith further active buying and shorts
covered. Oats closed about unchanged
from the preceding days finals The
market advanced early with corn and
shorts we're good buyers. In the late
'rsding offerings were heavier. prices re-
neding about Nc. from the highest
The export business vas said to have
included ~ loads, of which 20 loads were
worked from Winnipeg.
Argentine wheat exports for the week
are estimated by Broomhall at 100000
bush against 2.a76.000 actual last week
and 5.sls.0OO last year. Corn exports
are estimated At $50, 900 bush. against
$4,000 and 7&s.0O0 bush. respectively.
Corn harvest Is earlier than usual and
early exportaAion 10 expected
k0rtAsoestevR Mtlters report OF hour
output with comparisons, follows:
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Hepubise Iron 4 steel Company

II .. Q.
A. meeting Of the Executive Committee
OF the Republic Iron & steel Company held
February goth, 1914, She regular quarterly
aividsnd OF IA % on the Preferred STOCK WAS
holders Of record March l,th, isH.
The Annual Meeting OF the storkhoiders
be held At tho once OF the Company, ia L.
change Place. Jersey city. ~ j. on Apr!
Transfer Books Of the Company, both Com.
mon and Preferred, vii, be closed at !
at 10 o'clock -. u. on April Isth. lsi.
X. JONES. Jr Rsoret,ry
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Great Northern Rights.

In view Of the sharp break in Great
Northern some brokers have been point
ing out to their customers that AN eN-
cellent opportunity now presents Itself
for an investment in tho stock through
the rights" The investor who does
not wish to put up the full purchase price
at once can buy the rights and pay in
instalments-AO per cent. in May, so per
cent. in August and so per cent. in Octo-
Der. In the meantime he Will re
ceive interest on the money paid in and
next fall his Great Northern will I've full
paid at n cost nearly points below the
present market price.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

New York Mortgage 4 Security Company
The ANNA Meeting o. ne S,o.thS'as@
CuRITY COMPANY for the election OF ID
ree'ors and Inspsusors OF Election 10 serve
for the succeeding year, vii be held a. IN.
ONCE Of the Company, No 1855 BroaAw.y
New York CITY. on Aonday. March Pm. 1874
At u o'clock noon,
wall be closed on March 2. 1874. at p
and rssDened ON March 30 lsit, ~ - M
psted, New York. February 7. tsit
CYRIL II 6URDErT, Secretary.
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Announcement was made yesterday that
tho Erie Railroad had sold 3lS.50O. 900
three year 5h per cent. notes to J. p.
Morgan Il Co. 10 provide for the S12,-
100000 per cent notes, which mature
April 3. and other maturing obligations
Tho new notes are callable at any time
after ono year at t02k and interest. II
IL expected that comprehensive plan
OF financing through long term bonds Wtll
be ready before further ,naturities Of the
Erie next OctohAr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27

wheat-No. ! Northern at Minneapolis
90 &c; No. 1 Northern spring Z. o. b. to
arrive. N.obN No. red 4. o. b.. si.o5 |;
No. hard I. o. b. to arrive, 3i.08h !;
No. ] Manitoba Z. o. b., e1.o5%. Corn
No. yellow prompt shipment, 70t%c. ::
NO. yellow prompt shipment, 73Hc. Oats
No. white. 46As q 47c. No I white,
~ ~ 40. standard. 49, 0<ec. Barley
Mailing @. !. Z. Buffalo. 8sd75c. Rye
No. Western, 6shc Flour-sprine
patents S%.75ass.ss; spring clears
e3.s0d9420: Kansas straiehts. S&35@
$3.50.
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.

The regular Semi annual Dividend Of as.eV
per share On the Preferred stOrk and the
regular Quarterly Dividend Of $3.50 per
share on tine Common stock Of this COMPANY
have this day been declared, payable at the
Treasurer'a Office. l6b broadway New York
y. y. on Wednesday, April I. 1914. to stock
holders OF record at +. NJ ON Monday.
March g 1914.
stockholders who have not already done 90
are urgently requested to file dividend mailing
orders with the undersigned, from whom
blank forms may b. had upon application
FREDERIC V. = CROSBY. Treasurer
New York. 4. Y. EehruArN IL. lAlA
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

DiNipEND NJ, ~
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of one Dolihr
ana FIFTY Cents 81 50) per share on the
capital stock Of TIL. Company has been de
Jared payable at the Trcasurers once, y"
ls5 Brosdwsr, New York y. v, April l
1914, to stocknoioers Of record ut the clos.
OF business t2 o clock noon, saturday, Feb
ruary 20, 1914 The stock transfer books
viii not be closed for tho payment OF this
dividend Cheques viii be mailed only to
stockhoiders who have filed permanent divi-
dend orders.
A. X VAN DEvENrER Treasurer.
New York. February IL, 1914
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Feb. ALPHABETICALLY all the
interest was centred in Sears Roebuck.
where the fluctuations showed consider.
able irfsgularity. with final prices making
substantial recovery. Elsewhere mod
crate declines were recorded on trading
Of the ANAL lot order. bond market quiet
The summary
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MANILA L!,I ELEcT TEHap SkitHSAn
a.. Yer Cent fifty HcNr First lien and

CCiIoAcral Truat sinklna Fund Gold bOnds,
Pursua nj TO tho Provisiona OF Article Sixth
of the Mortgage and Deed OF Trust executed
by the Manila Electric Railroad Lighting
to the undersigned ~ Trustee,
dated September "a, 1893, offers are hereby
Invited for surrender OF above named bonds
4" the amount Of S8A9ts ID in the sinking
Fund Offers will be received by the under
sisned, Trustee on or before Monday. March
sspsia IL o o'clock noon The Trustee re-
serves tho right 70 rslsst any or Al offers
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
of NEW YORK, Trustee
Nv LYMAN RVOADEs Vice President
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amounted to about 100. 900 bags, which
were taken on the new duty paid basis
Of 3.06c. While In better position to &C
cept business than at the beginning Of
the week, most Of the refiners are still
ovsrsold. Prices wers unchanged from
the recently prevailing levels.
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Provisions closed steady. With the ex
ception OF pork which was easier.
Cash pork was lower; mess. $23 q
$3.50; family. S25 a&2s.50. Cash beef
was steady: packet, &1sG&1s: family.
sls032O. Lard was steady; prime West
ern, Si0.s5: refined Continent. Sll.15:
South American. $3.50.
~
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TO THE HOLDERS or
Collateral Trust -Four Per Cent
Gold Bonds Of 20O2
CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND &
PACIFIC RAICR0A0 co.

Al the request OF holders OF large amount
OF bonds Of said issue the undersi 2ned have
constituted themselves committee for their
protection.
The security for said bonds 10 stock Of The
Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railway Com
pany equal in par amount To the principal OF
the OUTSTANDING Collateral Trust Bonds. and
the interest upon the said Collateral Trust
Bonds has been paid out Of the dividends re-
ceived from time to time upon said stock.
The Committee is informed that after pay
ment OF dividends upon its outstanding stock
the surplus OF the current earnings OF The
Chicago Rock Island 4 Pacific hallway Com
pany for the six months which ended Decem-
Der n. 1913. vas less than o. 900; that the
Railway Company does not ext poet to declare
further dividends during the current fiscal
year ending June 80. 1914. upon the stock Of
the Railway Company: and that the Nail.
road Company will have no resources for the
payment on May !. 1914 OF the coupons then
maturing upon the Collateral Trust Bonds.
In view of these facts and the necessity OF
financing By the Railway Company Of con-
siderable capital expenditures In the near
future it is evident that the holders Of the
Collateral Trust Bonds should unite so ns 70
fully protect their rights.
A protective agreement, to be dated Feb
ruary 20. 1914. In in course OF preparation
and will be lodged with Central Trust Com
pany OF New York. the Depository there
under. on or before MARCH :. 1914.
Copies OF said protective agreement may be-
obtained from said Trust Company or from
the secretary Of the Committee on or after
said date.
Holders Of bonds are urged 70 deposit the
Ia hx.s.n ts.r- ~
TRIAL. TRUST COMPANY az NEW
YORK. at its office. No. - Wall Street. New
York city. Bonds In coupon form must he
accom- panied by the coupon maturing May
1. 1914 Bonds in registered form and regis
tered coupon bonds must be accompanied
bv transfers executed by tho registered
owner or his attorney duly authorized Ger
tif,cates of deposit will he issued by the De-
positary for all bonds deposited. and In due
course application will be made for listing
such certificates of deposit on the New YORK
Stock Exchange
The protective agreement will provide for
| tho deposit OF the outstanding unexchan9ed
stock of the Railway Company. and holders
of said stock are requested to deposit the
same or to communicate with the Committee.
Any bondholder desiring further iniorma-
tion may apply to the members OF the Com =
mittec or TO its secretary.
Dated. New York, February 20, 1914
JAMES BROWN
BERNARD VI. BARlCN
HENRY EVANS
FREDERICK STRAUSS
y. \. WALLACE. Chairman.
Com mturr.
ALBERT RATiBONE,
l.. &. HENDERSON.
Counsel
| c. l.. SICLER. Secretary.
| "a Wall Street. New York cts
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TmE DELAwARE 9 HUDSON COMPLAIN.

A quarterly dividend OF TWO AND ONE
QCAHTER t2h e. PER CENT on the caplts
stock OF this Company Will be paid at the once
on and after Friday, March 20, 1911. 10 stock
holders OF record at close OF business o-dsN
BY order Of the Board of Managers
CHARLES A WALKER. Tronsur.,
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NEW YORK TRANSIT COMPANY

n BrNAdway NeW YORK, FeOruary IT 1871
dividend OF Ten Dollar per shsrs has
been declared on the Capital stock of this
holders Of record AZ tho close OF business
March 70, 1914
change OF address should be sent 10 the
undersigned not later than April !. 1914
GEORGE CHESEBRO. Secretary
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kEllY.SPRlNaFiElD TIRE CO.

A quarterly dividend OF ~ 70 mas been a..
ciersd on me Preferred C&pksl Stock of this
Company. psyab,e Apr;i 2 1914. TO ,tocA
March 20. 1919. The Preferred Stock Tram
fer Boots Of the COMPANY will be closed tom
the eiose OF business March scth. 1919 TO
rREpERIcX A. SEAMAN. Secretary
New York January 30, 1914.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

tn. report OF n. sSS.h:rn, ,f S;i': :son:
gross ~ ssVl.lSi for January, iSii. opsr:
.snf s.l ;s. ~:r month y ,s s
After interest charges q Va,iso and allow
M. 70. ssn sS. H9 81 Gn '; :' :s
a surplus Of iSs.ss6 for The corresponding
month last year.
Gross earnings Of the CLEVELAND Electric
n y'Ss''ss.ssss.nsss: e:%I: sss.. g :
i y.nS:;y "i s &c. snS III. 'sn S 1872 y:.
s,ss% Z: ;;:s:sssa :; ;
81 s:r. tess!:Ss o. s SissS = mss: sSsae q.
the PIesN,sg; Twelve ,,. mon.hH, isocm an;
tnsr. was bal snes Tor Expectation and
Of StGl.s5: over the presiding twelve
months
For the year ended December u. leleL the
Northern Montana and Idaho Power Com
RV ss Gsgs,s: e ss:s s.'.:;
d.n,is for iSs yea, Of r.sc "a Th hs
rs,:r :up ps ~ .eS h.a s..
o fsns and s"G Idaho Power company Tsxss 81
81 g: 20 TsgS, hay; S'is t.. sss:: @
GERS estimate that In the twelve months BE-:
:,rnin .Io. r's ., .na "a nss w
a af"m wo on 7ssooS wl.%:sts vsil.Y .: .,
sell, 500 Nsgthsrn Montana and Idaho 81
sss I dsasit for the ysar 81 siS.iiS
Vulcan Detinni.s Go. Report.
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vulcan Detinni.g Co. Report.

The Vulcan DEFINING Company ~
portA for the year ended December ~.
i0iS. earnings Of S777.O6b. with Q
defcit for the year Of sSil67o. against
q surplus IN iSl3 q elsa3es.
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AMERICAN sU0AR HHrINING 60,

Jereey city, \. ] Februarv 10. 1914
The Board OF Directors have this day 90
clared the following dividepds psyueis Aprr
~, lsi4. to the stockholders of record on
March "a. 1914.
ON ehs preferred stock q dividend Of -
per cent. on the common stock . dividend
OF Y per cent.
The Transfer Poohs will not be closed
JOSEPH T. FREEMAN, Secretar,
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No RrSHaS@y. New TorH. FsS' ;. 1914
The Board OF Directors OF The American
Coal Company. OF Allcgany County 'Nr~
SENT Annual Dividend Of Three Per Cent
upon the Capital Stock OF tho Company
psyshls AZ this ofs'ce on NordAv. March T.
1914. 20 Stockholders OF record al y O'Clock
81 February IS 1914
Tho Transfsr hooks VII not be closed
GEORGE NJ BOWLBY, Treasurer
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The LNerpooI narkct was SUI co'
closed steady. There was a fair business
in SPOT cotton. with middling unchanged
a. 705d Sales. 5000 bales.
Prices At Liverpool we're:
Open. High Low. Clos. Prov.
Ma Apr ss -. . 49, s ,as s ss:s.
jun. AN 6@A eois $50 Gs3
fuly. Aug. $50 e6 6Nb 500 ths,s
A. Nov els s;3h 6ls 0c3h e2oh
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NATIONAL CAR WHEEL. COMPANY
SIN PER CENTCM FIRST MORTGAGE

TWENTY YEAR GOLD BON DSI
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, as Trustee
under the FIRST Mortgage of National car
Wheel company, TO Bankers Trust Company.
ma trustee dated september 20, 1898, hereby
invites proposals. for the sale to II, Vt not
exceeding li0eo of the par value OF said
bonds, OF such number OF said bonds AS Will
.xhRus, as nearly as may b. the sum OF
s52IO0 now held by said Trustee under the
sinking fund provisions ot such mortgage
proposals must be delivered to tn" Trustee
at Il. once. 10 Wall STREE. New York CITY
by 3 r. NJ. March ~. 1914 and each pro-
posal should state the date mot later than
Septe mber l. 1910 when the bonds included
therein will be presented for purchase
should SUCH proposal be accepted should
no date be so stated, the Trustee VIII assume
bonds are offered for delivery by =. NJ. on
March ~. 1914, and. " accepted, will b~ de-
liyerable to the Trustee on such date
In the event OF two more propose 8
being OF equal amount and the lowest Of
the others received, such proposals will be
accepted In pro rata proportions provided
that no purchase will be made a. a rate
exceeding iiog OF tbs par value Of said
bonds and that the Trustee reserves the
right to reject any and all proposals. in whole
or in part " II can at the time Of opening
said proposals purchase the requisite amount
of said bonds, or any part thereof, at
lower price than the lowest price offered BY
said proposals..
BANKERs Trust COMPANY. Trustee.
BY H. +. WILSON. Jr.. Assistant secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-27

II a. n. bids 10 liverpool were March,
l:.l7: May, 11.92: July. l1.s5; October.
ii<6. The market there IL due TO open
, to-day TO ~ points higher.
pnv< vnNafota ana atocka VerA.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
SPOT COTTON MARKET.

Atlanta steady w.ulNuE
Athens. steady, middlug 1885
Macon, steady, miiGliug ISia
Now Orleans steady Wildhuc . s..i
Ncv York. uHet WIt8llug 1850
Boston. quiet miuhlUg IS 90
liverpool steady. Wi1dIrE 1'ff
savannah. steady, mlodiug i. Io-ls.
Augusta. steady, WiIGhug 49,
Charleston, steady WidcmC 1874
Norfolk. steady, mid,liuE ar
GALVESTON. Nrm miUUl.nE b.
Mobile urW midONur ~ 't.16
Lutte Rock quiet. ulddiiug lSc
Baltimore, nominal. middlnE IA
g. Louis quiet, midclug 49,.
Memphis. steady; niddliug l3c
Houston. steady Middlfrc
louisville urm m'6tNnE lgi.
Ls.as. steady. mld1Iag 1865,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
(By W. II. White. Jr., of the White
RrnNiainn 90

CBy W. II. White, Jr., of the White
Provision Coz
There was but little change in the
cattle situation the past week Re
ceipts continue light while the market
ruled active and strong on the best
grades, with medium grades holding
their own
Hogs in light supply. with the market
ruling firm
Following represents ruling prices Of
good quality beef cattle Inferior grades
and DARN types selling lower:
Good Ju choice steers I. 900 to 200
s o0H70o good steers, 500 10 900 6.25
u6jo. medium to good steers 700 20
$50 50N625
Good to choice beef COWS 500 10 900
a.50q6o0, medium 10 good cows, 100 TO
500 00T 80
Good 10 choice heifers. 30 to 500, IS
$500 medium to good heifers, $50 TO
80 45Od5 so
Medium 10 common steers. il rat. 500
10 900, b25@626 mixed 70 common
COWS II fat 700 TO 500 45o6525, mixed
common, 32b a425, good butcher bulls
4 0OQ4b0
butcher hogs 40 to 100, s.60Gs 70: good
butcher pigs 100 10 14o. s60Gs so. light
pigs, so 70 90 s0O1s 60 heavy rough
| hogs goo 10 800, ,s5dSi5.
BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, March 2A-Commerciai
| bar silver 6SIa, Mexican dollars. 46l5c.
LONDON. March ~. Bar silver
steady at % 1850.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25

HAYWARD & CLARK'S
DAILY COTTON LETTER

NEW ORLEANS, March q The
map shows cloudy and warmer weather
west Of the river, fair and continued
cold IN the East with light IL killing
frost. no preclpttatiou, indications are
for fair weather and continued cold In
thc Atlautics. cloudy, unsettled and
warmer In tho remainder of the belt
with raiustorW coming on the North
western quarter. likely ia be followed
by another cold wave toward Thurs
iay.
English consols show a further sd-
vance Of 1l6. indicating better poll
lcs Liverpool came In better than
expected. with futures about 2 points
higher than due: spot prices points
The Texas movements gives signs Of
exhaustion. Houston receipts to-day
are only one third OF last year. The
drop IA thc movement vii, he fully real
ted from next week.. when receipts
asst wear increased during April
There was great deal of smaller
lpuldAttou I'm our markets Yesterday aud
stronger tone 20 the market this
morning First trades were AZ 'au adj
vance y to points with disposl
tou 60 improve further. which was only
checked by the fear ot tho hcsrish al.
Uudy OF New York
Tho difference between futures and
Fpnt prices bon New York and southern
tpot values hBs seldom been SO great
sui fNo adjustment so long DELAYED iU
tine face ot tho plainly hulhsh supply
facts spot holders lu the South CON
tlnue FIRM and spots are moi giving way
60 any extent
The market developed q stronger tone
IS tUn session progressed ANY little
huyuE causes advance, The possible
consequences ~ a bad start for the
IeNt crop atc being given cousIders
'ian Tho comparison Of expansion In
consumption and production has been
EriHuglN hulsb I'M tho last decade
THE orient and the Dark Continent pre-
sent am enormous possibility for deNci
opneut Poo consumption while the pro
Juctiuu of cotton has become increasing
tN difficult by Tho advance ~ popula
ion ana education.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
Atlanta Markets


Er,iTrr Fov pIy5r az Wcad0u
,I1n IN In bjocl,o ~. anu
->-,ts ~ Ini,t..rt1y ,,,,., f..a
., f,c, ~ L., i.,ftl-
u.r a,aaoa 5star. a. Ior. mr.
arus owing to fatuess' 23c
LIVE POULTRY Hons Joe H..
ROSTERS 39o brollers, 300 igG per
"io.. geese sou 10 each turkeys, o"-
ING To- Iathcss, IIu etD ppuno.
.,, FISH.
FloiI-bream and perch, tc pound !;
bI"tSh. &C. pouHH, p6lnpdh', -3G pound I,
tnark,iei r pound mlHeo tsh o9Gs
pound, b.alk Lsh, IVc pouhd' WIHel'
VIZ per narrei
LRtTrS Ann VEGETABLES tpulos
&c. l0nb75 prr barrcI. vybcrrIcs I5m
IT.o a.. Florida rclcv Il i5FI
co. indian RIVER orange. g 0o12 Is
b.psnas 9i,T,3r pound I-IGr.ds cab
,agc, per crate. 81 90. peanuts 10.
fancy Virginia Gl5m7c, choice 81 nsc;
gaulifoWeT n o6ei5 30 pcr rate. snap
beans Saasgs uer cratic. English peas,
81 per hammer, lettuce, ven loaded,
20 i1inqua az 7 ~ asa ""9 nel pound pound
hects 81 20 IN h-bbI. crates. cucumbers,
SO 0O03 %. eggpiants. 81 5O02 - crate
bcll neppars 81 s06s 30. fnrp.f toes fancy
-ia- basEef crates. active. 81 50GI2. 10.
squash iu large crates, 81 OOH3 80, on
Ions rcd and yellow S475 uer bushel;
sweet potatoes. pumpkin vans, 81 90
choice 50 20 per bushel irish potatoes,
~ d prI bag containing - bushels
NIITe
Bra1i ,,,tv fge,ISc nor nop.o. Erx.
nix y.,i,,',Is a., ie ,..r r,,,,t,[, ,..1..,'s
onirg ~ lie ~ q, a6, nar uol1nd
81 oitp Ann GRAiN
FfCrR pcetrlI'S ItIogarr 81 nm.
PIP.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
MoNEY ANn ENcAANnE

NEW YORK March 20 Money ur
Ddl ls,d3 tWo money unchanged I'D
DAYS 7,aa. 10 days. 3 slN months. .
m8l.
u4SI. with actual business IN bankers
bills a s65O for demand and : St65 Tor
so dav bills
Prime mercantile paper unchanged
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO March "a Wheat No. .
red. 95u95la; No. red. 94&s No > hard
winter, 9$l4 assn NO hard winter, 9s
a93l. No. / Northern spring. 97d97IE
NO Northern spring, 95q96; No. >
spring. q&H95.
Corn No. 3. 66l4 a69it. No. 3 white,
CSla q69, No. 3 yellow, 67d69h: No. 4,
64ie asst. No. 4 white, 64la as; No 4
yellow. c5' a66i.
Oats-No white AZ; No. 3 white,
$e", ntOh 30. 4 white, S9l2, standard,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25

Following are receipts for Tuesday
srd estimated receipts for Wednesday
Tuesday NV adm sday
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
GRAINS EASIER ON
LACK OF SUPPORT
General List Goes Up at Outset
on Demand From Shorts-0f-
.feringS Freer Near Closes
ST. LOUIS CASH euorArloNs.

CHICAGO, March "A Corn was gain
tho leader in tho matter Of activity with
the big longs On the buying side on the
opening Of the local grain market to-
DAY offerings we're held tightly and
only those having profits cared 70 part
with their grain Wheat Was u 70 &c
higher while the trade was small, but
the feeling was firm.
oats were u to nc higher and quiet
Provisions were firm.
There vas q wonderful lack Of bull
steam m the market during the last
hour of to-day's session when prices
were generally weak NC off to un-
changed for corn, unchanged 20 "A to
.ic OF for wheat, and u 10 &c lower
to uno hanged for oats
Provisions were shade lower all
around and dull
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.

LlVERJ OOL, March "A Wheat open
ed unchanged to Sd higher; at 100 p
m. the market was al higher; closed
unchanged to sd lower
Corn opened I'D higher, at so o IN
tho market was I'd higher; closed =
higher
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
RANCE nv NEW ORLEANS FUTURES
PORT RECEIPTS.

THE following table shows receipts a.
ne ports to-day compared with The
same day last year.