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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE.--For
% days 81 per cent; FOR longer matuFlues' pef
cent
CALL MONEY. Funds were offered freely. Rul-
ing rates 4ss as per cent for new loans o9o per
cent fOr renewals
TINE MONEY was sbu dsnt Rates per cent
MERCANTILE PAPER was in better demand
Ruling rates 81 per cent Tor best names Oal4A
scceptauces. yer cent
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT L1changes
t2l5O 98.3 1855. balances. NO5S.ll5 iae c6 SuO
Treasury was a debtor 10 the amount Of >-o4'o'0.
SIR TREASURY New York banks lost 70 me
sub Treasury {2.237.0OO and lest since iHuN
SlO.4lb.OO0. -
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE tLsL-
WfiNUE PHI adcl phis. for 30 days % per CEN,
for ,o ger maturilies per cent. Boston peI
cent. Cleveland. per cent, Richmond, per ceIll
9 and 81 per cent. Minneapolis. ana ~ per
cent. Kansas City. aud Cla per cent .DalS. %
and o. Der cent. san Francisco ana ~ per
cent
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston, par Cneln-
rati par. ST. Louis Sc premium pid, 100 premium
asked Minneapolis. zoe premium. Montreal oI'tc
premium
BANK CIEARiNGs .--Bostou exchanges So
l6I T6-. balances Sl4l3.l56. Baltimore changes
g O79 500. balances Ss407A Chi ago ekchahEys
34s4lS7Z2. ba auces i.-S', lSsi - LOUIS CT
change SI22l5.S{2. balances S9s9.fls
SILVER MARKET.-Bsf silver IN London was
9esd An once on i'd New York quotation was
59Ic on isc Mexican silver dollaB. so 4-c
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Businoss vas active but
-ste- wers not much changed. Closing Oaule tl-r-
M ssr5. demand stelug ass Cable francs.
1914 demand francs. 5lle Cable marhs. oo's D
demand, t6lk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21

tCoupon interchangeable Registered or
Co,,pon. gRegisteFe-. aOpuonal 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
BOSTON WOOL STRONG.

Boston. NOV 20--"The Commercial Bulletin
viii say tomorrow Tho WOO. market has been
fairly active the .Ast week and ya.ues continue %
strengthen. holders o. gOo.s a. the moment being
very confident % the outlook Tor the immediate
future. Demand has been u a Fery genera nature
and secured Hoos have been particularly active
TIE situation Oh the primary markets Is sfi.. very
strong Cor cr0ssDrcd s00.s but the seak condition
or tle the WOOL market % Australia last week
caused gery feN offerings u uefluos % be mad. III
che sales his Wtc-' Leading domestic quotations
ohio aud feuusJlF auia nceces-Dels iuc Waslei
80 Sic. one -laf blood c0nblug z9c three-eig a.
81 zoe. le. al4s unH asAed. -5l Zee Michigan All
New lork-lAe unNasled. --a-3c. dclaiIe gLm
23c. one hair blood % -sc. three cishtas ga -sc
Wisconsin and Mssoun-Ihree- eight..s God. gIa,
-s-. oAe -qlafer -tia 4Zic, braid. gao -5c ken
tucty and slim. sr-Oue-lat blood uuwa.hed 2.ea
zoe; tAree-eis..ths. sc. One-quartef. l-@-sc
Secured bass reKas-ftle D. months 50a5sc.
mouths. 5le sac. ial. f54f5c California
northern, 3i9a.c. middle county, 5l65-c. south
err. isa30c. O-cg0r-Easferu 80 1 staple go
9ic. clothing. 5le see. valley 40 T. iss 50c Ter
utory-Fiue staple. 6ogtjc. nne medium 6OdSzc.
nue clothing 81 dG0c. rle medium. 55a55c one.
haf blood eomtils. 90 t-c. three-ezaths. 5ts5zc.
SIC. A SUPER. 500 j3c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
WHEAT HEAVY IN CHICAGO
Declines with Corn-Oats Gain
Provisions Irregular.

Chicago, Nov. 20.-Noticeable lessen
ing Of export buying tended to-day to
weaken wheat The market closed
heavy at 2s6 &c net decline. Corn
finished va &c down, oats a shade off
10 sc up and provisions ranging from
a setback of sc 10 rise of INC. IL
was current gossip that although Eu-
ropean bids for wheat continued nu-
merous, holders here we're not anxious
to sell until a larger stock had been
accumulated In Chicago. Country Of
ferings were small, and primary re-
ceipts for five days this week were
100000 bushels less than for the cor
responding days last week, although
larger than a year ago. Dealers also
were made cautious by the first press
ure from the Argentine crop, Buenos
Ayres being reported as having offered
at Liverpool to undersell Canada.
Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
COTTON POOL IS
NOW ORGANIZED
Committee Meets and Draws Up
Forms for consolidating
Hopeful of Success.

At the first meeting Of the cotton
pool general committee, held in the
Federal Reserve Bank Building yester-
day morning, tentative committees 10
pass upon loan applications in the cot
ton states were selected, the form OF
applications for loans and OF ware
house certificates was discussed and
various less important matters OF de-
tail were passed upon. There was no
acting upon loan applications, because
the machinery of the fund has not yet
been completed.
Only four Of the actual committee
were present-W. p. G. Harding, chair
man, and Paul NJ Warburg,. both or
the Federal Reserve Board; Albert II.
Wiggin and Levi l.. Rue, the Phiiadel,
mia banker President Alexander or
the National Bank of Commerce, who
is likewise on the committee, was IN
Geneseo testifying in the Siegel trial.
The other absentees were James s..
Forgan, OF Chicago; William A. Gas
ton, Of Boston, and Festus }. Wadel or
st. Louis, the originator OF the plan
Those besides the committee who were
present at the meeting were Eldon
bisbee. of RushmOre, Bisbee & Stern,
who have been named as counsel lor
the committee; w. p. Holly, secretary
Of the committee, and Edward r. Tink-
err. ir.. both of the Chase National
Bank. and S. Z. Ward, Of the National
Bank of Commerce.
Mr.. Harding said afterward that he
had received some applications for
loans. He would not say how many
Asked what he thought the prospects
for the fund were, he said that he be,
lieved IL would work out all right and
that il would clear up the whole com"
mercial situation in the South. II
would enable the farmer to pay OIL his
debts to the merchant, the merchant to
pay his bank, the bank to make new
loans and 90 on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
COTTON PRICES
HIGHER AT CLOSE
Not Much Activity Except in De-
cember Contracts-More
Exports Expected.

The cotton market was quiet but
firm. Prominent spot interests were
buyers of December, and IL is believed
that contracts aggregating greatly in
excess of the local stock are now in
the hands Of holders for higher prices
or for deliveries. December led the ad-
vance, selling up to 7.17c, or l6 points
net higher, and 80 points above the low
level of Wednesday morning. There
was little business in later deliveries,
but they were influenced by the
strength of December and the absence
Of selling pressure, with prices work
ing about to Is points above Thurs
days close, with May contracts selling
at 7.76c. The final tone was very
steady, and last prices from to 10
points higher.
The announcement from Washington
that the federal bureau will under
write marine insurance on shipments
in American vessels TO Germany is ex-
pected to be followed by increased ex-
ports to the Continent. Reports for the
season have now passed the million
bale mark, but are still some 100000
bales behind last years TO the same
date. Austrian mills are reported 70
be in need of American cotton, while
reports that cotton is bringing zoe or
more in Bremen amply demonstrates
the scarcity of supplies available to the
German spinners.
Spot cotton was quiet and 10 points
higher, on the basis of 1900 for mid
ding upland.
Southern spot markets: Galveston
quiet, at 75sc; sales, $50 bales; New
Orleans, &c higher, at 1850; sales,
3,125; Mobile steady, at 7hc; sales,
sales. 2,725; Charleston and Whining
ton unchanged, at 7bc; Norfolk, lice
lower, at 7 3-l6c; sales, 465; Baltimore
nominal, at TIC; Augusta, Lice higher,
at nc; sales, 1869; Memphis, &c
higher, at 7Ac; sales, 2,4OO; st; Louis
quiet, at 73sc; Houston, Lice higher,
at 9-16c; sales, 1880.
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

uoderate steamer business vas reported. mcsiy
,or grain carriers. moderate demand pre'll.a.l
sor additional tonnage. With rates trm il al
trsdss Quotations % Liverpool, % LoNdll. llUA
.nd Bristol "a Glasgow. Sad picked lurts. large
Tonnage A. 81 cotton % Liverpool. per 700 l GO.
CuARTERS-B steamer. 10000 qs grain.
New YORK Or Philadelphia % west coast Ifay. IS
"a. November. Noweuth steamer. i'l t1fs fI
private terms prompt British steamer %. 900 qrs
oAts Baltimore 10 Genoa. O.. prompt. Brt 800
steamer 33 600 qrs. same. Danish steamer. 30 600
qrs grain. Baltimore fu Scandinavia ports private
terms N0vembt r. December. Danish s-eamcr "a 900
Qrs same. Danish steamer 1000 grs. sane. SAed-
Eh steamer. 1900 qrs. same swedish steamer
IS 900 cn. sans. British steamer. 100 tons. coal
Baltimore o. The Mediterranean. private terms.
prompt. British steamer 3.i6- tons coal Philadel.
pAlA 10 Havana. private terms. pfOmpt schosD .er
i35f tons. coal Norfolk t1 Tampa then Bora
Graud8 90 Baltimore phosphate rlck. priy4, Turns
schooner. lZts tons. ties. savannah to Baltimore.
Philadelphia. Por Reading or Nea York 10.
schooner. sss tons. ooal. PM ade.lhla % Bost0n.
zoe. schooner. ISIS tons. coal Philadelphia TO
Bangor. private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21

Tob Prod pf. 10 50
T. Gig S new SN7 9 %
do Ola ...ss 90 So by
do pref....le5 Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
FINANCIAL RECORD
HERE AND ABROAD
ANTIQUITIES in Way of
Open Bond Trading
Not Serious.

,.a.,lties that prevented immediate
Dlu-N - the Stock Exchange for
epI~s In bonds az minimum prices
ueN' was announced Yesterday. not
Nsls ,,,s and the plan will probably be
80 orcratiOn within the next two
~ Formal notice viii be given'
N,'Jhsblv bv the governors Of the Stock
LIv.tta,,e themselves They have dele
hN ~ isrce powers 90 their committee
sr, during suspension, but may be
q" ...te5 themselves 90 take any def
sction toward reopcning Bond
~ considering only the lnvestment
n,e ..,ND had generally been convinced
s. ~ rro0oscd resumption OF trad
would cause no disturbance. IL
uIi, bowevcr. be necessary for the
WV, IN lend freely on honus as col
naesl and a mum Der Of institutions
',s.-3erstood 20 have felt that with
Ice an amount Of emergency cur
outstanding here the time for
- relaxation Of credit had not ar
rived -...-... ..,,..a h..
~. announcement of open bond trading,
y. rrices yesterday held fairly
- Sbort-tcrm notes were particu-
iarly strong with o further ADVANCE IN
- ,b~ee.vear New York City 6s.
Pords were In reasonably good demand;
-. IRREGULAR outside market in listed
..oeks has found its brief period or
rrosperity apparently az an END. An
rcressinc number Of stocks are wanted
:. ,r;ces equal 90 or better than the
e,sl figures Of July so, and transac'
ans on this basis are carried on
.i-ougb the stock Exchange clearing
lor.e This business has so expanded
- 4 now includes more than ffty &C
.rs shares. with O daily volume OF
f-o-, 1900 90 $1,000 shares.
To-davs Clearing House statement,
10 srs+ under lowered reserve require
-srts is expected 90 show a surplus
.,,.;ssrsblv over SlO0.O00,000 where
'.., weeks was about S7.500,000 Many
;-stitutiors. however. are expected 10
Ger much greater reserve than the
-',,i-rr, allowed. so this does not rep
...srt an actual increase of idle money.
v,ovr movements Of currency indicate
vsir Of nearly Sl2.O00.000 from the
.,fsrior during the week. Payment IN
~ LAST six DAYS for retirement Of
,-s-rercv currency which may be
ode En- bartr0tes. was more than
100000. and this may reduce mate
r.suy an apparent loss IN cash cf more
nan 100000 on ordinary Sub-Treas-
Nv opere--o~s Arrangements were
-sIe Yesterday for cancellnC $4,000
.oo more Of the A.drich-Nreeland notes.
T;t+'a change appeared yesterday in
-,c-starv conditions The foreign ex-
change marke. was fairly active, with
o. INNros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21

emergency currency retired yester-
sAy was S+,2l5,000, making total thus
M returned 20 the Sub-Treasury by
we" York banks Of S64O54.32O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
MINING.
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.

'sen cents per share. TEX dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
UNITED PUBLIC UTILITIES co.
First Lien 81 Collateral Cold Bonds
due L. 1 1912

FIFst Lien % IOIlateTaI TVll bVH45
due Jan l. 1913
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, as pro-
uiaed IN Section Of Article ~ Of the
Trust Agreement. dated January LIST. 1913.
and the Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York, that offers will he received until ten
o'clock A n on Monday. December Ast,
1914 al the office OF the undersigned. No.
~ Broadway. New York City. Tor the sale
OF sufficient bonds at not exceeding llOSe
and accrued interest. 10 exhaust the sum OF
Nirety thousand eight hundred and nine
teen dollars and eighty-three cents. $50
Igs0 The undersigned reserves the right
70 accept or reject any or all offers Oners
should De sealed and addressed 20 the
TRUST DEPARTMENT.. -.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK
BY A. J. HDMPHILL President.
New York. October S0th. 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
TRADING IN THE
CURB SECURITIES
Oil Shares Irregular, with List
Narrower - Automobile
Stocks Go Higher.

Delings in the outside securities mar
ket yesterday were moderately active,
but the business transacted was linn
tied to the more important issues. The
oil list showed particular contraction,
with an irregular tendency in prices.
Standard of New Jersey receding 3
points and Southern Pipe Line advanc-
ing 2.
Slight advances were made in the
automobile shares on more active buy
ing, Kelly Springfield Tire going up |
point. Kiker & Hegeman was more ac-
tive. with a fractional advance. while
the rights remined unchanged. United
Profit Sharing Corporation made a
slight loss. Larger business was re-
corded m the higher priced mining
shares. led by Jumbo Extension, which
fell back points. West End CONSOLE
dated improved 3 and Mckinley Oar
ragh and Tonopah Merger each 2
nOfntg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
THE METAL MARKETS.

Inc local street market for copper vas a-msr
With electrolytic quoted Al l2A8lzAc and easths
at l-9l-bc. II Loldon copper closed Al l54 3,
Tor STANDARD spot snd f5l los Cor futures. with
electroy ilc. SPOT. AZ ia is
TiN-Localy was arm At g STA a32.sIllc Cor
SPOT. ~ lO.s " > tuls each deliveries la ware
house. Manhattan. AID 1851. ass 3-isc in loLs u
% tons each delivery dock ~ store. p0u u New
YORK IN London fl closed a. 1856 lis Tor stand
ard SPOT and El36 Tor futures straits. spot flA
LEAD-Firm New lork. spot. $50 &C.. hast 81.
6d
sPELTER-Firm New York spot. 5I58S2jc.
East 81. Loub. 583l0c. London spslier. SPOT t25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21

COBALTs
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.

Philadelphia N0v. 2O.-ln spite u ono uHcef' AZ
,.o- 'I--',,-s ,Irosl and light buying D. mills tle
i1eai ao5l market Continued to rue strols. lhe
f....iiIe SHORTAGE u wuoi DOB The near tullrt PAS
ftgit stlat some speculation. ana many believe
th,t mis- has he.n The cause 0i mill oWlefs STAY -
igg out Of the market a. they would prefer MINER
U.15I Do a shortage Dealers are content 20 wax
tutu the demand becomes strong enough y var
r1ft their getting ODE prices they asa AM refuse
III make ans concessions a. Ills time o.
T.re a al Quotations are Sew York and
W1.iirsr derees-Fre. ulwashli -z1-2zc. de-
laI.t 2li. --r. -hai lpoi' ~ 49,. t.L,e
ci.s-f.- fl-ee-el shths ard 0rs-h4f clothing
~ -2c common aud braid -at-ic FeA4sj 81
pai0 fe-ces- ue aiue washed. % IA soc.
NN -ga SOC. ane uumercl anfab.e. .iH-3l-c, one
han FOOD combinr ESQ.,. ne. three eigiihs. - q
Dol. one-auarter 2Ir-N.. one quarter hlfe-
l'-Ifh. I'D 1.t-haf cr'llIs -t1 rgc. Del Ie
u-washed 2iis q 25c. fAe. % e -ic.. cJMlnou and
braid. 23G2ic
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,,-.-,,s,s8 by Il. f. Mcconnell * Co.. %
VI w "' Pine SID
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

'Par value $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. November 20. 1914.
GRAIN.

WHEA1-Trading was again quiet and aside
from little spur In the afternoon. which carried
Vaues i Ac above the previous close. the market
was generally lower and final quotations were al
net decline OF 4sc. Comparatively little export bust
ness was done. while freight room was little more
plentiful. especially FAR as full cargo boats were
Concerned. tash premiums were firm and there was
little pressure OF offerings. but the Argentine stu
and conditions in that country viii have n be given
more consideration. The Argentine eNpOuable sur
pus Will De a. least 10 900 600 bushels, unless
serious damage Is caused during harvesting Receipts
a. Interior points we're smaller aud tine move
menl 10 Canada was particularly light. aud a semi
Northwest a. l40 .2Jl 900 bushels II tie local cash
market No red winter wheat was quoted az
81 l74 No z hard ~ 81 lT&. No / Northern Du-
luth 81 q and 40 ! Northern Msnitoba 81 "a.
ment WAS again besrish. but price changes were
comparatively narrow. the close being = q &c net
lower. Cash demand WAS slow. there was iess eVl-
deuce OF foreign demand and European buyers are
apparently Influenced b. tue large movement from
tic Argentine. Cash new No yellow vas quoted
~ 764c. G. Z 20 arrive. and prime Argentine 40
1919 delivered. OAIS-Ihe market showed
very steady tone. notwithstanding the decline il
wheat and corn. and sentiment vas Influenced by
smaller receipts. Tie Canadian crop was placed az
lit4ol.0O) bushels. Cash market arm standard
5fi4a5ic. 40 .. $50 JJiac; No 8. 5ih Jf'4ci 20 T.
$3.50 sac. fancy clipped 5tH SIC Ordinary clipped.
5Ia &c. all elevator. RYE-Stroug. 40 2 Western.
81 0s. g { Buffalo. BAkLEl-sieady feeding.
~ 5,cs mailing. zoe soc. :, Buff,o,, b, ca Ia
silver hull. 81 Is Wheat tineiudins -FOUR exports
f0r me week. according 70 Bradstreels. aggregate
aq5. 4i2 bushels against s.s5l.5il iast week and
40 023 last year since July l. li5.l5elt. against
lI8 Zs5. 465 last season Coin e1pors Tor the @eeA
last year. since July /, 2.2ioSs. against ssi'-S'
f4afE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

A cash gain Of around S2,500,00O by
ttt banks is Indicated by the reported
Ewements Of currency this week The
gan from the interior was Sl2,9S0UO0
and the loss on ordinary Sub-TreasUry
operations was Sl0.4l5,000.
Directors Of the General Chemical
Company have declared the regular
Q-sreriy dividend Of IL per sent on
,le preferred stock, payable January
2. with an extra per cent dividend on
ne common stock. payable February !,
70 holders Of record December 81.
The Great Northern Railway Com
fsry announces that subscribers 10 the
NSAs0,000 stock issue may obtain the
SOCK subscribed for upon surrender of
ne negotiable receipts al the COM
ilny's Office, 50 Nassau ST.
The Marcoui Wireless Telegraph
Company, Ltd. Of London, which has
he'd up payment Of its dividend be-
ause Of the moratorium in England,
announces that holders Of coupons IN
iais country can have them cashed at
Tx Hanover National Bank at the ex-
easnge rate of ASS
An extra dividend Of 4 per cent has
been declared by The Chesebrough
Manufacturing Company, in addition 70
he quarterly dividend Of 6 per cent,
payable Decen Der %, making total dis
eunenents Of 60 per cent for the cur
isat year
Directors Of the Standard OIL Com
An7 Of Ohio have declared she regular
quarterly dividend Of per cent and an
ulfs dividend Of per cent Both are
PAYABLE January ! 70 stock Of record
December q
J. P Morgan 6 Co. announce that
oslivery Of Republic Of Cuba external
esot 8 per cen. bonds Of 1914 in ex-
aange for temporary certificates will
'' made al their Office.
The Cotton Exchange seat Of Will
an \. Schill has been sold to Robert
~ clifford for $4,000. This is the sec
oae Cotton Exchange seat purchased
within a week at this price, and COM
Pafss with $1,000 previously paid.
p 'teulnB on tle New OIh fIouuCe
sstehange was adjourned yesterday At
?. n. out Of respect TO the memory CT
tSeoer. W. Gwathmey, a former mem
sSsi Of the grain trade. who died on
thursday.
The Kansas City Southern Railway
company reports gross operating rev.
eve Of $3.50 r- for October. decrease
=. s+z,2l9, al net revenue after ex-
lsnses Of S292.5Zy. a loss Of S52,348
''hpsred with the same month in 1913.
N 1foss operating revenue Of the
s.sxas & Pacific Railway Company for
september was l.434 ,306, S9S,SSS
smaller than for the same month last
;ssst' while net revenue, which was
S:5.'"ls' showed an increase Of S54,-
emergency currency retired yester-
sAy was S4,2l5,000, making a total thus
S,I returned 70 the Sub-Treasury by
'e" York banks Of 64.O54.32O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
Norwegian Loan offered Here.

The National City Bank yesterday made
public the details OF Us agreement with Nor
way FOR the establishment OF a credit Il
S. 10000 with the hank 20 finance purchase.
Of various commodities IN the United states.
notes OF which s. 500 90 are dated October
49, 1914 ana due Cctcber Is. 1915. and 81
500. 90 dated October Is 1914 and due October
Is. 1917 The city Sank is onsrinz tie notes
subject to prior sale a. 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
NeN York. November 20. 1914.
BUTTER.

Receipts. SECS pkss. steadier tone on high grade
fresh creamery. Medium grades quiet CreAmery.
extras le- scorel. 3ic. higher 34iz 35c ersts 50
q Csc. seconds. - -sc. creamery. bed eTtras t91
sro-el 3-isc. higher 33a33iac. frss 2sa3zc:
state dairy. finest. 81 35c good 70 prime 81 &c
process extras. -5iz .6izc. arsts. q 25c inita
lion creamery. rrsts. - , "a -4i7c.
CHEESE.
Receipts. l.029 boxes. Market quiet. More IN
quln fof the better soris Of carter made state
cheese and occasional sales up % lic but that prce
ser exceptional state. whole ml H. held .pecia
i5f.alt c average fancy. l5sc. fresh, Specials l14
lTt.r. co0red average fancy lfL IIiA.c. Waite
i4talsc. daisies. l5Hc, wisconsin. whole milk
fresh. daisies. IA Slftcs twins li48l51c.
Young Americas. liHli-.c. state skins. held. spe-
cia.s l3alsiso fresh. l2k l2i7c.
EGGS.
Receluts ZiS cases. There Is confinuei great
shortass d ues laid qualities and prices tend ~
sellers favor Fine sto-sse eszs steady. Nearby
egxs scarce and fancy qualities wanted A. strong
p-ic-s Fresh gathered extra nne. dozen. i0Gi-c.
cst-a frsts 3s92ec. hsts 34GsTc. seconds. q
3ac refrigerator early packed specil' marks. fancy
cla - raid 25a-isc r~s. -3ia a-llac. sec
onds. ses lss. heaaerS whites. nns 70 fancy. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-21

Liverpool Cables-Spot quiet; sales,
5000 bales; speculation and export,
500; American, 5000; imports, 1000,
all American; mddling upland 4.44d.
Futures opened quiet but steady p TO l
point higher on old and 2h 70 3 points
higher on new crop; closed quiet at a
net advance of to 81 points. jan
Feb, 437lad; May-June, AID; July
Aug, 4.21d; Oct.-Nov., Add. Man
chester yarns quiet; cloths quiet and
unchanged.