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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Heaviest Day Since November
10-EarlY Prices Advanced.

Sales on the Consolidated Stock t.&-
change totallod $500 shares, the heaviest
business since No mber 10. Initial prices
reflected general overnight advances
with further substantial gains recorded IN
the early trading. \ check vas admins
tered when Baltimore & Ohio began 10
break sharply and rumors spread that 'he
Union Pacific holdings of Baltimore *
Ohio we're TO be distributed and the Union
Pacific dividend reduced. rumors mat
later proved correct \ quick rally FOL
lowed, on which Union Pacific sold as
high as 1855.
Commission houses handled a large
business. The market was broad one,
forty-four different stocks being repre-
scented in the transactions. Reading ac-
counted for 1890 shares. Union Pacific
for 1850. Steel for eeiO and Amalgama cd
Copper for $50 About 500 shares Of
various stocks changed hands in the FIRST
half hour. On the initial call Union Pa
cific showed an overnight advance Of = II
point. Canadian Pacific on the call
was up j. points, Steel =, Southern IA
cinc T. Reading = and Amalgamated
Conner !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
,,,;on Pacihc's "Unscram-
bling" Plans Meet d
Cool Reception.
uYy HARTMAN GAVE
UP SIMILAR IDEA
..,.y Goes Begging Among the
Brokers Railroads Would
Front BY B. s. NJ. Scheme

....,c, out 81 one pocket and
las'- 49,, n another. PROVIDED both pook-
i-', - 10 tae same person has never
- '.,,ic.lariy exciting form OF finance.
- - /. one reason why they refused TO
H- enthusiastic on the stock EN-
So o,er The latest Union Pacific pro-
oyite apart from any considera-
vhether the plan proposed 70 the
- could ever become operative.
- could see nothing in the scheme
~, oova promise unusual returns for
.,..-,-ising. except in the way Of ar
- and il Jid not take two minutes
- IN that direction 10 assure them
Mess they were unusually blessed
-,,ssnsficians they might much bet
..,,k 20 the familiar daily round than
-. into intlicacies most promising In
- Cor mistakes and none too rich
-,1,rss Tor the alert. OF course. on
!. r,,,b there was trading in Baltimore
o,,o cannon and preferred. when. as
re,eased' and with dividends ad-
- d" almost instantly. That gave the
-, Of Union Pacific common an i'm
80, market for his prospects in the
,,v fan extra dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
CURB MARKET IRREGULAR
Wide Activity, with Unusual
Fluctuations in Oil.

Further advances. with renewed strength
in the Standard Oil issues. marked trad
ing on the curb market yesterday, though
i'm many instances the reactions were al
most as great. The activity extended
nearly throughout the list. with unusual
fluctuations. Atlantic Refining, which
closed Monday night at so7. moved up 10
$50. subsequently breaking to s12. Standard
Oil OF Kentucky advanced about 20 points,
selling at 105: Prairie Oil and Gas moved
up IL points. New Jersey points. Cres-
cent Pipe Line about points, California
points. Standard oil of Indiana Z points,
Ohio Oil points and Nebraska points.
After high levels were reached profit
taking brought about reactions. Other
ndustraIs. while firm. showed little ac
tiyity. Copper stocks were almost neg
ected Bonds were slightly easier. New
York States dropped =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
COTTON RECEIVERS
AN EARLY LOSS
Local Buying and a Stesdier
Spot Situation Help Prices
Up a Little.

There were few overnight selling orders
in evidence when the cotton market
opened Yesterday. cables were not up to
expectations and there were reports OF
unfavorablc trade conditions IN India.
Southern and local buying. with reports
OF a frmer spot situation. soon iirmed the
market UP. the local demand being chiefly
from shorts and buying not being suiii-
GENTLY aggressive to indicate any revival
of general bulish sentiment Active
months. however. sold II TO 10 points net
higher i'm the late trading. and the close
was within a point or two Of the best
net to - points above the final of Mon
DAY. II was reported that Bombay mer-
chants are discussing a proposal to with
draw from the Lancashire market for four
months. owing 10 a congestion OF cotton
goods In India. but there was nothing IN
Liverpool advices TO indicate uneasiness
regarding the outlet for Manchester
Southern spot markets were unchanged
and the local market held quiet at l1.SOc
for middling upland; sales, 696 bales
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
Sewing the Storm.

o. "oi oe possible Tor all the railroads
81 ieAei. as the Boston & Iaine and
Ne" Haven are doing. by decreasing
80 uain service. Some IL them, how
w vii undoub; sdly take similar steps
. ave expense, and il is only question
~" Tar they will dare to 30. Il would
II ' more sudacity than they are capa-
VI even though they ,oInd some way
YEA hing state railroad commissions
"t Interstate Commerce Board. 10
va al their relatively Improbable
''-'heir too-cxpensive fast passen-
=, ''o last freight trains. etc.-but the
,''@' eject Of such an action would
tremendous To SOW storm Is not al
' Ns 70 reap whrlwind. II the storm
~. only be planted by the railroads so
In. ,'e harvest would be garnered willy
'He noioriety- dema sogues
"ou'd be something worth while,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments lot aIhouhts
oxceeding slOO were filed yesterday in New
yor, County. the first name being that OF
the debtor: $500,
Ash Abraham III. AbTamson ct al. Noi %
tdsm RIchard-U. T. Hungerford Brass anu
Copper &C. George rye H.-C. Klein: $40 n.
I,cis.' Iacoucs L.-Allenel Construction Co
S39g IL. - -, an ~
R ppy Frsnk-J J. Rofrano: ssss -
Rrov,n Herman &c q. Randle' ~" -
Rsrberio kphonso. and Donate A Naimoh-
peoplc etc: $1,000 , -
Bowie. John john Burke importing o.
.eiofsky. Rachael. guardian-ciiy Of Ne"
York costs: SIZE ~. .
cohen Louis Flamm ss- 10 -
CantSr Alexander la L. "''e'
co Sroo John TT w Heinzer ct al
N@ 's,.xsrdsr-I.ord & Taylor: secs 81
f,oN ~ tIerbert EFT CosSrove; se-s u
Dirt,nson walter /. and lds-Ameriean Asri-
riItursI chemical co. rss 10
Etheridse. Ernst L-husseH SUN
Ei '..T he Issae-ciy Of New York COSTS;
,,s zig 81 ,ifrsd w-c Noise. SIS. -.
i,i,,..,rais Archer W-Gorham Co: Us %
I,rcT Maurice As. Fseder' s-~. $3.50,
Gslobtcr Nathan :. sills ct al. '0V y.
{ Cfizas. Nichni"s "
s;31 90 ~. ptar.,a,
Gigucrr. j. NlilsW ".
S5l1 - 81. pto,o-ra,h;,y
Howard Frames -9'AN'''
COMPANY. seiI o. -, ,-.,,,,r
xgticulural chemical IGmpSny ,, sa2 =, os-
Hartley. william - Marlin "a
iisistr Tucv-Gorham Company. sos -
5o~Iand' william /. &c. RoIlino sJlt ~
, Harold. John T.-Col"ell LEAD company
,,cohus lanes W. sRd Andrcw J. Cobe-
us, >sfional Bank OF Jamaica So. 81.
jacobs. Abraham 7. sutton 81 AL COSTS
49, John T.--Iord 4 Taylor. s4os so
! E.uv John A-Thibaut walker CONF
| p1 Vino AIsxsndcr-C. weishecker slta g..
| Dr., - ns,id-D. Coulter 81 81, $3.50 80
! ob tobias G.--J. WOLF a."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
hartman Gave Il Up.

-..os Pacific preferred stockholders
-. %, nothing under the proposal FOR
s,.,r,sution OF Baltimore & Ohio stocks
:. ,ooked 10 10 block the contamination
:, -. plsn in the old days, even as far
81 IS Mr.. Harriman's time, they were
thor, in the side OF the directorate.
u.,-i,ssn himself IN fact. had an idea OF
a,,-isutinS some of the company's treas
IN stocks-they called 1t "segresatins
t, assets" th,n-but gave 10 Up in de-
.,,i- when the lawyers told him that II
,s,s mean al east five years of law
an, and that a victory for the company
as st best doubtful 81 almost wish the
rs,.frment would unscramhle us. he
.,a on one occasion. I'VE can't do H.
d ,bs Street Yesterday there was admir-
.,oa ,or the ingenuity which substituted
~.gvrg shares FOR a part of the regular
dividend and 80 made 4 dividend out Of
shat many regarded as assets. but no
..it conviction that the courts would
i-rse with the Interpretation OF the exec
rfE. committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
CANADIAN STOCKS.
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Latest Dividends Declared.

American Light and Traction Company,
.esular quarterly OF IL per cent on pre-
ferred and ~ per cent in cash and "a per
cent IN common stock on common, both pay
able February .
savoy on Company. monthly OF cents
end IL cents extra.
Associated Gao Electric Corporation. regu-
lar quarterly Of ~ per cent on preferred
payabfa January - 10 stock OF record De-
cember }.
West FsnnsylVanis Traction Company.
regular qusrtcriy OF n. per cent on pre-
fefred PAYABLE January ~ 10 stock OF rec
ord January ~.
htchison. Topeka 4 santa Re Railway
Company r. guIsr quarterly OF IA per cent
on common. payable March 90 stock OF
record January 30.
Federal sugar Refining Company, quar-
;crlv Of ~ per cent on preferred. payable
January 81 TO stock OF record January 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
Publicity in Season and Out.

Vas not SO very long ago that the Sc
'-'ues Of the Federal Sugar Refining
mpany we're dropped from quotations
The Stock Exchange, because the
pnlsny. represented by Claus a.
sSeckels its president. found il not feas-
~ 10 comply with the exchanges re-
s+ismenis for periodical statements Of
'"hhgs NJ. Spreckels, fl may be re-
I'noered. was one Of the champions.
'a''i i've years ago. Of the widest sort
i publicity for the American Sugar Re
-"hs Company. incidentally. Mr..
'Neekeis announced Yesterday that the
's'iar dividend on Federal Sugar COM
~ Stock. Que on January 81. would be
-li''so' because IL had not been earned
. The las, quarter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
Money Goes 4eqalna.

H119 Vas a drug In the market yes
',-ay Opening at 81. per cent, it held
ar figure until about 1880 o'clock. but
'aalsi On rapidly afterward. so that a
i,gri tine after noon il had got down TO
~ cent one Of the money brokers on the
Tor said that il had taken him more
nan an hour and half 10 lend $1,000
90 busy DAY 10000 could easily he
% o.. as rapidly as the loans could be
recorded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. Jan. 6.-While dealings to-day
on the local exchange were comparative
Is light. IT was noticed that investment
demand developed among some OF the
well known issues. Pneumatic Tool
Swifts and Steel common were the fore
most Of the stocks taken as permanent
purchases Sears-Roebuck common was
sold BY a house identified with inside in
terests but the shares closed at small
net advance in prices. American 'ah
common and American Telephone shares
rose in union with the upward movement
i'm the East. Quaker oats common SOLD
at go ex-divldend 2ia per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07

riveni Dominick J.--se,h Thomas Clock
Company. 1850 ~.
Mosr,alo. John-Sew York Confectioners
| Utonsii Company, s2oi ~.
broker. si7, SIS
MacBride Jennle-w Pond. sss7 So
M.yerson. Max-Funk & Wagnalls Company
McNanus. Arthur &c W. Green. sIio o2.
| McDermoit william Wv. Glib ct AL
o'Ncill Frank -sweeney-Tlerncy Hotel
Company. SECS 80
ostrardcr John IA. Pellesuni $3.50 80.
pyle. Abin F-J. 7. Parker. SiOG
Pcarsan Harry H-s Bssne Il o.. si32 81.
Pieper Maria :. and August. Selling
Parker. Frederick w.-John Kenneth. Inc
costs si3I 10.
Polack. Jacob. and Charlie, \. Kosef-c. W.
Walworth Of al. si3i y.
Ranken. Arthur W. and Alfred Evans
First National Bank Of Jamaica, sioG 73
Reichenbach. Herman - ". and Frank
Norak-smth Bros. Publishing Company
tiGT ~
Samuels Beatrice Eastman Machine Com
pany. S2G0 30
sherman. A. Pcrcy-sulzbcrgcr & Sons Com
pany of America, SO, 10 o..
Schrivcr Joseph =. W.-Rikcr a Hcgeman
Company Sl961S
Sl0iel
seleck. Herman D.-Drycr Memorial Meth
odist Episcopal Church. OF Utica y. Y.
$40 O3
Stember. John-Rohe & Bro. Si73 Of
Sullivan. Fredcrick-Br Broadway and Thirty
ninth street Company. $315 81.
schulman. Barnet-Friedland Levine.
SIG o3
schafren, Isidor-H Breltine. s2l5 ~
Stefe. Frank J.-F. W Heinzer ct al. costs.
sl37 So
Tisdale. George Az. 3. WILSON. sl693l
Tanner. JUlia-Bankers Land and Mortgage
Corporation costs. s31S 40
Thompson. Robert NJ. Rowland Haggerty
Pell. Charles \. Kittle and II. p stephen
Peli.H. Scwell. costs. si25 %
Witt. Max S.-N. Driedenwald. Sill 81.
Warner. Wilfred Nv. r. Reeve. s103 30.
Williams. Frank. and Marcus Pino-Peopie,
etc. $500
Liberty Nassau Building Company, 1928 s.
fetman. Charles H. and Frank Il. Denniston-
Illinois Surety Co. $3.50 ~
Iagarino, Frank. Josephine Psssoreno or
Josephine Passariello-L. Albertelli 81 al.
Frederick :. rAfond co.-Cfty Of New York
General Finance co.-samc. Si7a 90
lsbell Gavigsn q Co.-Same s1T9 90
Latest Information Co.-same sI2J -
Levy Dairy co-Same. $3.50 %.
L"rnan. Daniel A.-Ssme s232 ~.
Lestrange. Michael Same. S232 IL
Landau. Morris-Ssme. sl25 ~.
Lewiston. Frank Same. SIPS IS
lawson. George P.-Same. $3.50 90.
loventhal. Philip-Same. $500 %.
Lebowotz. Simon same 500 -
Lehman. Hippoyte-Same. S2:I2 81.
Lapkin Hummelshine,. si2j IS.
Linden. Arthur-Ssme. S44I l..
1amport. Arthur M.-Samc. 500 o.
Leddy. Thomas-Same. Sl2J -.
Malsin. Albert Same Sl47 H.
Marion. Eugene-Same, $3.50 %.
Mannion. Thomas Same. Sl2j IS
McWilliam. Robert Same. Si25 -
Meyers, Lous-Same. SAL Is
Mays julia Same S4i7 Is
Nelancon. Jules-Same. $500 o.
Christopher Embroidery -Patchogue
Manufacturing Co. SIG II.
r. r. McMsnn -Msesble Iron Fittings
Co. 1881 -
Albany Vulcanizine Works Republic Rubber
co. OF New York. s.. 49, 90.
New York Mail Co New York Edison CO.
s2si -
Superior Pump Coz. ". Miller. SjJ3 :.
NJ Groh's Sons. lnc.-W Clemens Horst 60.
costs. <l23 -.
American straw Board CO.. r. Barker. sa93 -
American Laundry Machinery Manufacturing
Coz. Hocfo. SlT.ssl -.
Vitasraph 60. OF America. r. Binns; costs.
>ll3 -.
McMullen. Snare & Triest. Inc.-P. Collins.
$500 s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
3. & 0. ConvertibIes

0r. Eject Of tLe Union Pacific discus
Id, has been Go attract attention again
70 Q. Baltimore a Ohio issue Of $3.50 go
..-srtbis g. per cent bonds. which were
r.ra 70 stockholders last year at sSiz.
sing al g. their yield is attractive
nugh 10 make them formidable COM
rttsrs With the stock. especially with
- possibility of an extraordinary in
nsss in The floating supply Of b. & O.
fues. The bonds are convertible into
snmn stock al $40 a share up to Feb
-ay = 49, and redeemable after that
rN.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. January o, 1913.
GRAIN-wHEAT-Bus was compare
lively small. and at times the market ruleo
dull with very narrow fluctuations eteaoy
tone prevailed early. and values were WITHIN
isc of the high point OF Monday. Inc cary
advance was based largely on strength IN
Europe where the spot position appears 70 Do
ha rdening. The weakness In coarse grain msr-
kets exerted a bearsh influence. however. ana
late i'm the day prices broke stc under IN
creased selling, and closed at the low point OF
the dsv with net losses of ssq1zc. Receipts az
primary points we're moderate, and for the last
two days show a falling of OF 22o.oo pusheis
fIom last week. but the cash demand was
poor aud shipments at interior points were
about 100 OGO bushels smaller. showing fall-
ing off I'm he distribution. In the local casn
market No . red winter wheat was quoted 81
81 elevator domestic. and 81 OIL y. b; no
Northern Duluth. 81. o b. CoRN-The
r.ak cash situation In The West and increased
offerings from Argentina again HAD pearlsn
influence and after showing an early ADVANCE
OF i,ftc the market weakened, ana closeo
s.fii,c net lower. New crop Argentine corn
local market at around 65c. Q I, ana as ABOUT
: coo 600 bushels have been imported FROM W
old crop and there are still about l,ooooc
bushels contracted for Argentina Is PLAYING an
parentlv preparing 10 market It's new pum 1 pr
crop which has been estimated az 4s,ooV,vp
bushels compared with 1875. Sal 600 last year.
In the local cash market No Yellow wss
make, showed frmnoss early. but gave way
I'm sympathy with corn. and finally broke sharp
iv under stop loss orders. which resulted IN =
ret decline OF ad1c. Cash marker easy =
standard white. 44isa45c; No ? 4ot,g voc: 40
2 1aSi l5c. No g. 43isGAi4c: ordinary clipped
Iai5I4Gc: fancy Clipped. 45q4Tc: all elevator.
rYE-Easy; No Western, 81 &c. I. new
work export BARLEl-Steady: mslun 49,, .'
a SOC CT New York. RuCk MhEAI Z, 90.
Canadian. 81 60: silver hull. 81 81: mixed II 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.
efai News and Earnings of
various Corporations.

az !, mas recently been considerable
-, an early payment Of the So per
rs. r-'''atye preferred dividends by
"a, ,''s'ons Telephone Company. due to
o, I .'''sased business IN the last year.
10, a. -'l HE company had IN opera
too,..s' telephones. and. IL is said. is
"a. sla''ns an expansion Of It's bust
i Is. sAe Keystone corporation has. II
e 49,. S.''eed sufficient funds on hand
81, ,.' os Tor it's financing for the next
a. - During the last few weeks
ls,,' "''eFre1 stock advanced several
g ',.. sna L is taken In some quarters
asos,,.'a'''e OF the fact that certain
s.ss az are anticipating the payment OF
Heights Railroad Company.
- -. Brooklyn Union Elevated 70 :
',te ' bonds and Kings COUNTY EIe-
~fsa VI ~ cen, bonds viii be guaranteed
b, n. s.'s Of each month by the BROOK.
oa<s y Railroad Company. a, its
:" 'cii"'on street. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07

y. v. between 9 a. m. and Y m The DAYS
on which bonds Will be guaranteed for
the year are January Is and 30. Febru-
AIRY IL and q. March l6 and 81 April r.
and 90 Man 10 and 70. June Is and So
July Is ana 80. August "a and 81. septem-
Der Is and 90. October. IS and 80. Novem-
Der l6 and 80 Deccmbc4' 10 and 90
Galveston Houston Electric Company.
The November report of the Galveston
Houston Electric Company shows salts
factory increases. Gross earnings were
Sellel2. gain OF S3053S while net was
SSefSS. an increase OF sl3.le5. The surplus
over charges for the month remained at
&2elS. as compared with $40 566 for No
vomber. 1912. a gain OF N0Sj2. FOR the
twelve months ended November 30. 1913.
gross earnings amounted 10 $2SJ2.Se5. a
eam or S37l.596 over the corresponding
period last year. and net earnings were
larger by S1S5.96. amounting to 81 O07. 663.
The surplus gained $3.50, so to $3.50 276
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
PORCUPINES.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

, Furnished by Middendorf, Williams & Co, In
corporated, No. 81 Pine street, New forh,
and No iee East German street, BaltimoreD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07

Liverpool cable. spot in good delnsnd; safes
.. OuO bales. speculation and export LUZ.
american lO.uu: imports. 22.o0l. American.
10000 Nhdlli1g uprnd SOD. futu'rs open,e
,uict IisG points higher. closed steady. 2Hi
points higl.r January and Jsniary-teoru-
ary. GGId: February March 6.62 sd: March
GGsd. June-IIlv. GOOD: July August. god;
August September C.4G I'D: september OCTOBER
sji,d October November. 6.20fsd: November
December G.1Gi-d: December January. Ito "a.
Uunrhesfer-Yarns. fair business doing; cloths
frmer.
New Orleans. Jan. 5.-Steadiness featuied
the co,ton market from the opening to the
close to-day. \ good demand for contracts
was in evidence at all times, and 1t was met
only BY limited offerings. shorts were the
hcgt bnvers. and II was said that several i'm
portaui bear lines were closed out In the
afternoon the trading months were II points
over Yesterdays last quotations. closed
steady al net advance OF & TO points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
Galveston Houston Electric Company.
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

Transactions for foreign account in this
market yesterday totalled about $4,000
shares, Of which 5000 were on the buying
side. Southern Pacific was the feature Of
the purchases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07

The Merchants National Bank has re-
ceived $4,000 gold coin from Canada
This shipment to some extent is the natu-
raj outcome OF the heavy gold shipments
that were made from here to Canada
during November, in the harvesting sea-
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07

The Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad
Corporation has acquired and taken pos
session Of the properties OF the Buf1alo 4
Susquehanna Railroad Company. Ofhcers
Rave been elected as follows: II. J. NIL
Ter. chairman: =. r. Darlow, president
r. E. Hail. secretary and treasurer ana
W. +. Harris. general freight and pas
senger agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles d. Barney Co. No. %
Broad street, New York, and No. l2Z South
~ atrcaf PhIlalelphiaD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07

~tGAR-Ihrre was only a moderate de-
mand for refined. aud prices remained up-
changed a. &c FOR nne granusted Ina barrels
and bags There was a little more activity
IN raw, md prices were unchanged on Cubas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
SHORT TERM NOTES.
(MatuTtng lsii-ls)

FURNISHED by Swsrtwout q Appenzellsr. No.
a. Pine street,
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q FINISHED by William W. Cohen. no ~
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles Head & Co, No. II wall
street)
LAND.
Bid ASK. BID Ash'
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
rOUR AND MEAL --

FLOUR AND MEAL - Trading continued
NSansed huyers mere encouraged TO hosn OF
Inv the decline in wheat Spring patents, 49, 80,
axI 70. winter strsights. 81 2Jgsi 80 NM
patents 81 y06s4 50: spring eiesrs,
e. 45ass 90; Kansas straights - pdN o.
ysnov spring patents. s. tyGsop ~ 90 =,
WHEAT FLOUR-Quiet. s5a>S 80 pc, ~ n "a
RYE FLoUR-Bsrely s'e@d!. e. rosa so
"a sOdS3 Is; choice TO fancy. - iogF3 ~.
e,oRNMEAI-Quiet. Kiln DRIED - -, Pc -
NT:AI-Fine white and yellow, u SVgsl"
coarse 81 t54<i 20. FEED W. W esl o Isari
bran 10 arrive, 100 ID sacks. 80 81 stshn IT,
middling. SO 80; -four 90, 20 ~, ~, =,
SO 10: city steady; bulk. ga 70 w 10 H =" ~
500: middInc. S2t9S3O 90 red cog ~ ''f
meal Gld<3l 80. $3.50, -,
COFTEE-The better feenng "hl,h I'VE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
RAILROADS.
MINING.

Bos 4 Alb. ..lsl 1876 Bos Il Of Ss's 30
Boston Elev So, 81 West ST Ry %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07

The New York Stock Exchange has
stricken from the list Canadian Pacific
subscription receipts for ordinary capital
stock issue of 1919. ana Chicago, MilWau-
kee & st. Paul subscription receipts Tor
Az per cent coupon bonds, Series {, due
1859
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07

The Association OF Partners OF Stock
Exchange firms will hold a meeting at $3.50
this afternoon at the City Midday Club.
No. p Broad street TO discuss the future
action OF the association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
MINING.
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

by carl H. Pforzheimer. NO. -
W Rroad street.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07

The williamsburg City Fire Insurance
Company and the Nassau and Duchess
Fire Insurance Company have merged
under the name OF the former. The new
company has a capital OF 100000. with a
surplus Of an equal amount and assets Of
about 5000 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
CURB STOCKS
TORONTO STOCKS.

FURNISHED by j. J. Csrew. No. a Broad |
street,
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