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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
I0pICS OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
,,.m II Is Norfolk That
Pennsylvania Is Said
To Be Selling.
oou ROADS SHARES
HAVE SUDDEN BREAK
80 &C Much Of the Stock Sold
Yesterday as in the Whole
Week Previous,

y,riols 4 N'S''', cur 49, zen. '" .,
= we're mace ""'' -. ~" ,o..s o.,I,. a
h, Friday "'," " v','', ~. - - 80
:, cent 10 l''>N "',u So,k,-r IN
:. here was oo'l""SIN . 10. III ~
~ 10 explain Nys''5' cav .'."l ,
al in the S,o'A. Dt utNtt"' ""S y
.,g,ssl 10 a SioeS o. ot.oIN WV
=, that even u 'he e earn, ""u ./n
-cl.ng but eomt"'"''l'',,S XIV" I'S
-.tr eNp,aaa..o" "o"'" nav ~.
.,sed :or such s"ao'" anu me, mo
,Ig on '' '.. ~. -. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
COTTON RECEIVERS
AN OPENING DROP
Market Nervous and Unsettled,
but Rallies Near the Close
Spots Quiet.

The cotton market was nervous and
unsettled again, owing to liquidation,
which seemed chiefly due TO apprehen-
sions Of interference in the export
movement Rumors that some South
ern shippers were selling near months
here against cotton previously held for
export were colored TO some extent by
relatively more active business In
these positions, and probably contrib
uted to the feeling of uneasiness, but
prominent trade interests were buyers,
and last prices showed moderate rail-
lies, with the close steady, net un-
changed to points lower.
The market opened steady at de-
cline Of . to points under overnight
selling orders, although the cables
made fairly steady showing. Buying
by trade interests caused an early rally
which carried the market about to
points net higher, but prices soon eased
off again under Western and Wall
Street liquidation. After selling about
3 to 7 points net lower there were raj
lies on covering, but the market re-
NAMED more or less unsettled in the
late trading.
Southern spot markets were reported
unchanged, and the local spot market
was quiet at S.65c for middling upland;
sales, 100 bales. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
Canada Invades Bond Field.

Until very recently Canadian securi-
iu have had only q very limited mar
II 10 New York, outside those Of the
ulidlIn Pacific Railway. But within
'sg weeks, with the restrictions the
supsh Treasury has placed on offer
70 Of new securities in the London
e.rui there have been brought out
'tnweI S30,000.OJ0 Of Canadian loans,
a.. hnd dealers say that the move
a''i has hardly begun. II has been
'itd comparatively easy to interest
ilssiors IN this new field. The cam
iign o. education through local bond
,'ases has proceeded 80 fast. in fact.
iat what was 70 have been expected IS
tgIhhing 70 msterialize. Not only are
shsdian bonds being offered through
american houses, but sales here are
.t'hg made from Canada direct. Next
'seE mere will be an Offering in this
-y o. The City Of Saskatoon bonds-a
.l1l one, 1t is understood, because II
: largely IN the nature Of an expert
-slL Saskatoon. in Saskatchewan,
=. alAs second TO Winnipeg as a whole
ss distributing centre for Western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
WAR LOAN HERE
Now Believed Administration
Will Not Oppose It.

The belief is growing in banking
circles here that there would be no
opposition by the Wilson administrs-
ton 70 a participation by American
bankers in joint war loan by the
Allied powers, reports Of which are
coming across the sea. Owing 20 the
urgent requirements Of the warning
nations an offering bearing the indorse-
ment OF England. France. Russia and
probably Japan IS expected in the near
future.
While official Washington last sum-
mer declined to sanction a loan Of
S25,000,000 by J. ?. Morgan & Co. to
France, II is felt that conditions have
changed so much since then that the
public sale OF foreign securities in this
country would not be considered an un-
neutral act. The contemplated loan, It
is understood, will be or the basis OF 4
per cent.
The joint loan plan Is considered
more likely TO succeed than three or
four separate loans, as Russia would
have to pay higher rate than Great
Britain and France. and Japan still
more than Russia. The combined
credit of the Allies, ii is thought.
should permit of the raising Of large
sum at per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. February 8. 1918.
BEEvES. ,H,,

New York February o. I94o'
BEEVES. u,,
Re.eip,, s.ling ,,saIy Dressed beef quiet a. ll9
70 u%s m Tor ordinary % choice nail'e SIDES
CALVES. ,,..,., ..,o,,
Receipts. 2>o head: :, ,5 ." A. sgs$is Is yer 100
m ch"rs offered city dressed YEAS mn ~ ~
5aigi3c per 10: country dressed 40 lie ayetsso.
Sales sanders. o. WaH' - ~
81 IS per 100 Do. y. l-2. s..
SHEEP AND LAMPS. ,,,,,,.
Re~,ip,,. 80 head, all Consigned 70 , ,.niso1
'erers. Feeling nominaIiy h, ,ss.sd wepher,' l2c:
IIeaay 11,mF, Iis@i4ac; hog dressed l5@ y &c.
Ial,ntry gI..,tI dollhouse lambs "SF' @i "a
cas-, HOGS. m r..,,n, nom.
tr5'Iy weak C,~l1tD dressed hos, s'A1'
IT, rcr Do a. heavy TO light "e'su'''
~ s. q y S, 'l niGei $50 %
o. 90 O. 6saT. S. ifas6eo rough 81 1859 S5 ~
g. !, s. toss6 90 CATIlHSeoyEf',a , 80 &c. G 1aa,
naive steers 50 = 1926 CO., Sayc, .sesl2 SHELF
~ Receipts. 900 weak sheep, s. l's'' 80 year
uar' 81 4og$s lambs mods a%@H Receipts. 5000:
n.3s Ss, 50 50 so heavy. So 5ogtS Is: gaS ,S
er, I'D hu,,hers - ,, 1TrffT receipts. 200 steady
p1. geJ si.sf. &, 5CNSJ dressed .eet; o.,
s0Iifber, <j55ef7 %. cows; - -'9 ioaIt7 30 :
s. 20 So 5S ca,scs. 90 5oa$lo 30 s EEr
Is, none steady lambs. s. ~ y6-fl' -
s. q 81 %s.NIr 10 @u0Gs- Receipts. 5000 i9Eer
"a ngbi. s6as7 Jj. mixed and bu,g1eT{ 20 :
al 10; good heavy, ~ yO@s; y, ~, s-I6Ssq Il.
cei8ts. 400 steady, native beef steer o. ~ g.s.rs
a; "iGS7 q, Texas and Indian steers - ,s,i
=, ~, ,I and hslier,, sass native calves s9e a.
IN a." ps',iris ZOO steady native mu'o., $'@
So 90 l1ml.. - geb LCArTT'F- Hcceipts, 900
,atIy TEAIs-RereiptS. 80; Scll'e' $50 i T3.
iToGS Receipts. COCO. slow hs..T; s@>, 41Ss
mixed. S1dS - I".Hrf,s :. 80 ~ SGs5 75
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
OCEAN FREIGHTS.

y.... tolJ O,p, 10th for steam and sail tonnage.
"a good demand prevailed Tor both. but TIE
scarcity OF boats available for early loading con
tinued 10 limit trading QuJ2l3ls 10 IA'e,y's,l,.
RrstSI i0i. March picked py,s large tolnsgee. -
al. cotton 10 Liverpool pee 100 lh. u q. thAF-
&c N vest coast Italy. los igd February ;
Rr'.h steamer 10000 0rs grain. Gu' 90 west coas.
- l6. gJ February March. British steamer 49,
tS1 ,-. grsin Cuif 10 Naples lis. demurrage guar
a,t,,i March: BRUSH steamer 2.J25 tons. cotton
Wilmington. {. 10 Liverpool. lgJs ''HsHrr
~ fSts coal Norfolk 20 Rio De Ianelfo. $ co.
s.lnrer / So t1rs coal. Norfolk 20 ieramJicO
S.. schooner / 2ey tons sane. schooner OIL IONS
80 Philafephia 20 ParamanDo. private terms
8 lo,,urr az tons general cargo Norfolk ~ P0rto
R..o lump sum: schooner. -is tons. dry cypress
Palatka % Portland. s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
RUSSIAN DRAFTS HERE
Are Held in High Esteem by
New York Bankers.

Drafts on J. ?. Morgan & Co. against
the credit Of s25OO0.0O0 recently opened
with them by the Russian government
have been distributed among the syn
dictate of banks formed for the -pur-
pose. including the National City, FIRST
National, Chase National, the Guaran-
ty Trust Company, Bankers Trust
Company and the Equitable Trust
Company. The bills are in amounts OF
$4,000 and 100000, and bear the IN
dorsement Of the Russian ambassador
These acceptances are regarded SO
highly by bankers that II Is not llEely
that they will be offered TO the puo!Ic.
Mn brokers are bidding for them at
rates better than those on prime bank
ers' bills, which are quoted at p. to
81. per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
Waking the May Easy.

oo;h Bethlehem Steel and American
~ ~ nave been promised no dividends
some time 90 come By those most
.asehIlal in their management. Which
T. ~ y particular interest TO the advance
j, oe'hlehem Steel yesterday and TO
UPS on Can with which the Street
.., al'eo. In the attempt 10 give some
y. w y o. reason % the rampant strength
osth!ehem Steel, following Mr..
ss,se's declaration Of policy against
,,..'lo' until Improvements costing
80 millions are completed. il was
-. ~ some quarters yesterday that
~ vas d chance of new securities
r..y issued for which the common
....',.aih.olders would get rights OF sub
-.Yl9n that would be worth real
Icy. As for Can, the idea was that
d was sure 30 be talk some time
s,;5sylng ID the 81 per cent back
,-.,.lSehds on the preferred. and that
XII 70 help the common stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
Movement of Specie.

Imports Of specie at the Port OF New
York for the week ended February q
wore: Gold. $2O3,845 and silver, s4O'-
g1O. making a total Of S344,sl5, against
total of s579.954 in the preceding
week and S7s4.724 in the corresponding
week last year Since January i me
irrnorts Of specie amounted to 1885,
-O5 against SS.29l.9l3 last year.
FYnorts Of specie were: Silver, $685.
ASi. and gold. Sll, 900, against total
of sl,262,3s4 gold and silver last week
"a s3O13.5s9 in the corresponding
week last year. Since January l ex-
norts OF gold amounted 70 $3.50 900 and
FIiIver 81 43l .9s4. against ss,73s. 276 gold
and s3,s7s,l25 silver in 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Iiseypoo' Fer -WHEAT-Spot s,eady: No ?
hard wiate-. l3s ID: futures nominal. tOHN-Spot
STEADY: Ameri a. mixed new. > 50; tu,srss n'hl
T4IrI4ry Is Tod March. - III. HAMS-Sn0rl
en- fss BACON-Cumterisud clt. 6ss. clear bel.
lies Us, "a. long clear mIdes. hsht o.. % sh9,,
80, 49, 40, 'SHOI IDf HS--Squsfe. Us. lAkD
Prms Westsrn tlercCs. new. SIS 30. o,d. ojs 81 :
60 70, boxes 55s 81 CiiLESL-T aIsaltn bss'1
Sri-.s a., LINSEED OIL. 20 81. PEIko-
Itl'N-Renued. SD, EosIN-C,mf-0n5i b.. II, -, tt.d
~ 80 Ven SNCNIGTTTA LISsEED. Febr1A'
A. I'D Mach 5ls 81 IINSELp OIL 80 nd.
SPERM OIL E2t PETROLEl NJ american re-
go - "a a.. spI-,s sd. TALLOW-Australlan
~ ~ RI kPENTINE,- Spirits. i2s hOsIN-
Agr.-i.-n strained lis 81. ane ia 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
SLIGHT LOSS IN
SURPLUS RESERVE
Loans Expanded S29,OOO,OOO
and Deposits Up-Surplus
Trifle Lower.

The actual Clearing House state.
ment showed a decrease in surplus OF
S26s $50 TO Sl43,991 $50. Demand de-
posits increased $2l 900, time de-
posits increased Sl,926,000 and loans
increased S29. 439 900. Reserve in vaults
and in the Federal Reserve Bank IN
creased S3396.O0O, while specie in
vaults increased S2,653, 900. Surplus
reserve in the average statement de-
creased s825.s60 to Sl42,90l,l6O. De-
mand deposits increased s34.S75,OOo,
time deposits increased S763,0OO and
loans increased $35,l 900 Reserve in
vaults and in the Federal Reserve
Bank increased si,s02 900, while specie
in vaults increased S49S4,00O.
.,-rIrAT. ST ATENfENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
The Best Managed Road.

Norfolk & Western has often been
l-si the best managed railway prop
~ in the United States. As a pro-
=. Of the Pennsylvania 1t has always
slowed the Pennsylvania idea Of
l,-ghing back money into the prop
ry, and dividends have been paid only
ntes that made possible a substan-
a surplus TO be carried 20 the profit
II loss account. The steadiness Of
= Earnings is due 10 the large per
EAge OF its tonnage made Up Of the
-ptUets Of mines In the last FIVE
ears, for instance, they have increased
assdily from 74.72 per cent Of the to-
a revenue freight tonnage 10 1929
~ cent and for many years there has
ssa progressive advance in car load
rs and other items in the statistics
q tAeienCy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Gross earnings Of United States rail-
roads making weekly returns 20 "Dun's
Review" continue TO show considerable
falling of from "A year ago, the total
for three weeks in January amounting
TO 500. ,667, a decrease OF $2,067,476
as compared with the earnings OF the
same roads for the corresponding period
last year. In the South pronounced
contraction still appears on Louisville
& Nashville and Southern, and mod
crate losses on some less important
systems, but in the West and Southwest
there is further evidence Of a trend
toward improvement.
Following are given the gross earn
ings of roads reporting for three weeks
in January and loss as compared with
earnings Of the same roads for the cor
responding period year ago; also for
roads that reported for the same weeks
in the two preceding months, together
with the percentages Of loss as COM
pared with last yeA.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
The Boomerang.

q. yesterday aftermath Of discus
VA ~ me German blockade threat IL
Z, elo more than once that perhaps
NJ. .etest way Germany could take 20
y me Allies financing easy would
-. DO" up one or two American
~, On their way 20 England or
- II that happened. IL was ar
~ ~. oaerings Of bonds for the Allied
s,,.' would be made in the United
49, 49, before the news got cold, though
s,,sy and reparation came immedi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
LONDON WOOL AUCTIONS.

London. FEB s.-The aot seIes u %, l9ij wool wool
'gj.i-b uere readily absorbed az lru prizes ny
$780,. fr5m all se,tiols. During the series l33 900
49, uere sold. The American purchases ar r>il'
$3.50 - "A zoo bales but 90 estimates o. French
,--,-h.sss are given Compared WIKI tie December
-. he f5,l0Slug advances were made M-rflus.
=, % ~, cent. CAGE % Good Hope and natal.
X ~ a0 ter cent. crossbreds ~ N 10 per cent
~. frs.i greAsy croisbreds shovel bat little
rhanse TIE hmlness Was Due 70 ne alnenly Of
n III, home trade 20 81 tie s1Oi 20 TIE machinery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New YORK. February 6. 1918.
GRAIN

wHEAT-A feeling Of conservatism made itsel,
felt. and prices showed sagglUg tendency. with
A much reduced volume o; business Export sales
amounted TO about 100 loads. part ll'e on Friday.
but there a shOT of uueasiless over the pos
slbillty Of curaoi shipments. Conditions we've
not particularly changed bur q evident that
the influences OF the In Europe are OF such a
colossal character that their bearing the value
OF ioOdsturs IS somewhat beyond the conception
OF tho average operator. In the local cash market
No 2 red winter wheat quoted az 81 722.. and
No 2 hard winter at 81 72A. all rail ( track :
No Northern Duluth az 81 66t. aud No |
Northern Manitoba, 81 ia. g 1 Buffalo. corn
felt the influence OF the decline IN wheat. and al
the close values were sc net lower. and there
was considerable liquidation. The large visible
supply and the apparent weakness I'm the cash
position were against holders, aud export demand
has not come up tn expectations. Local cash No
yellow corn was quoted az S57sc, @ ( 10 arrive
OATS-TEp market vas lower. iu sympathy with
wheat and corn. but export sales ~ two cargo,s
checked selling 70 some extent, and frdl prices
showed losses ~ only g. Local casn market
easy: standard. Gidfiikc: No >, 81. "a SIC; 10 3.
tsi2 Gt4c. 10 4. G24 63c. fancy clipped, 5jgg
SIC: ordinary clipped Gila Sc all elevator RYE
easy. No Western. 81 32y, New York
BARLEY steady. fc,yliug SSi2c. I New YORK
mating sOcGsl. [ { Buffalo. BUCkWliEAr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
SEABOaRD ClEARANcES.


Flour market was inactive owing 10 uncertainty
regarding the stability o. values Spring patents
ents s. 900 81 Is: winter strasnts. s. 3JqSl 80;
extra 10 / winters. 81 OG>6 ., No =. s. goa
patents s. 659Ss 95 BUCKWHEAT FLOUR dun
s. IS nominal per 100 ID. RYE FLOUR quiet fair
TO good S. lOd$1 %; choice TO fancy, s. 509x 20.
COkNAiEAL steady. kiln dried. 81 %. BAG MEAL
steady hGe white and yellow 81 sjsSi 20; coarse
sacks. SIS so; standard mddlings do. SIS 50; -four
do. $685. red dog -four lio-lb sacks. $sj 80. Ciy
steady; bran. bulk. s2l: l0O-b sacks. IS 80; heavy
sacks, $50: oilmeal, sal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
U. S. Treasury Finances.

washinFtca PEI The cor iiuou a The United
sta,es Treasury q. tie close q business to-day was
NJ ba. ace In general fund. f59.9taii2 total
.,iuts TO-DAY 81 COS "a. total payments to-day.
81 80 $50 The drdit this rs al year q so sss.-
p,,. asaingt defcit Of go 90 ll3 last yen. exc
elusive VI Panama Canal and public debt trans
scuouA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07

Actual figures at close Of business on
February 5, 1919, including Federal Re-
serve notes and excluding earnings, cx-
uenses ard accruals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
COFFEE.

The market was devoid Of interest and sales were
only $50 bags, but there al absence u selling
pressure and prices showed net gsi9s Of "a points
brazilian markets firm. Rio 81 nxNg an adj
vance Of - reis while Santos was lU'psvs Sgher
and the persistent fmuess on the part or tGe
primary markets has added a sembance of trmness
here. notwithstanding the extreme apathy when pre-
walls Cost and freight offers were practically uu-
changed Local spot Rio - were quoted Al sb5
Sac and Santos a at csc. Range Ot prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07

Hog products lower under heavy Liquidation and
selling by commission houses inspired by weakness
In ths hog market predictions u large receipts ~
hogs neIt week and the decline ~ com PokthS,,
shoIt clear S.OgS23 BEEF steady, mess. 81
@s23; family. i2i s2s; packet s-Ia,,3t; eItra
India mess s969S3S DRESSED ,In!olGSU,,E5asyyi
ISs.c: pIss' l6f.c cur MEATs-Pirhei bellies
quiet: 10 b. l3c: IL p. l2h Gl2Hc: u H. Ia.
cisi &C. city, Sc: country 5.g6isc LARD
Fssy. middle West, 1880 lOtoe;, city. iois$
lose; refined. south America. y Zoe; Continent
n ~. RAIL kegs Is Zoe: compound steady; $.
GSs.c' sTEARlSE-Quet; oleo. l0i2c. city lard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
NV YORK. February c. 1918.
BUTTER.

NV YORK. February c. 1918
BUTTER.
Receipt. 4T6S pigs Qur,rr ;fadilg, but a
g.neraily steady feeling high graie fresh creamery
c-r.mrry rE,rss - score 3is 3ic. higher. - y
!, 80 rrs,s sia5tr: scronds zsl q 30i4c. held.
exfrAs 81 score 5ga33t.c. higher sj& 331e. nrsis
90a8li,c; seconds q = . .sc. state daiy. nnaL
ssd 2gi-c good 20 prime. -sg J-c. Imitation cream
en- nrsis. z4i= a -Jisc.
CHEESE.
Receipt, $40 boIes Continued export inteis'
and make, arm on al grades STATE, Sho!s p;ilA
held Specials, l6a Gle, average fASS' NSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
.S2O,OOO,OOO jump
in RESERVE GOLD
Increase Largely Due to
Instalment on Capital
Subscriptions.

Washington, Feb. Gold resources
Of the twelve regional reserve banks
have increased more than S2OOOO,OOO,
according 20 the statement OF their con
dition at the close Of business on Feb
ruary 5, made public to-day by the
Federal Reserve Board.
The increase is due in part 20 the
receipt Of about l4,6OO,O00 on account
Of the second instalment Of capital
subscriptions from member banks.
The statement follows:
RESOURCES
God coin and certificates ........... I255 2lIoos
LegA teUde, notes. silver ce-ifo4t,s .EI ...
subsidiary coin Observation-Disclosures. 14b'l,'O
Ru., discounted ADD oar,
Ma'4-.ti~- within thirty dus........... 'I7lteol
Nsufiiies within sixty dUs............ 6Jtt.oo0
o'Ne' ''''.''''''''''. .''4'yy'
ra5o IN 'ii;6S.0oS
Due from Federal Reserve banks -.
Al O,her feso3scss instrumentation. ts@}.0o9
Total resources ......................,1.2: $4,000
LIABILITIES
Federal -,..,s aits, 10 circulation ne,
amount .....-...... .t...-....... ."'.'"
T5.s' .ItrIries s}gl 22l 900
cash reserve against rrt IsaiI-.s'. 90 pr cent.
cash reserve against IA.i.,t. a'rr .rtias ssi4c 20
per cent gold reserve against net amount % Federal
Reserve notes in circulation. 800 pr cert
In its analysis of the week the
board says:
Loans and discounts increased about
$4,000 900, Atlanta, Dallas, Richmond
and New York showing substantial
gains for the week. OF the total gain
IN investments ABOUT $1.400,000 repre-
sents fresh purchases OF government
bonds by the Chicago and Kansas City
banks. The loss Of 100000 under
the head of all other resources Is due
largely o the decrease in the amounts
of national bank notes and Federal
Reserve notes held by the banks.
Federal Reserve agents report to-
tai circulation of over S20,000,000 OF
reserve notes, which, however, are Sc
cured over IS per cent by the deposit
of gold and lawful money About
So 500 900 Of reserve notes are on hand
in the banks, leaving net liability on
account of circulation of only $1,000
600"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07


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i5t . ,isls :ss -'i E.d .4oSsi,. IisAaS win.
isf st..!a.s l..4llt.'
toGs
Ee.riv.s 1916 cases Marie, weak under. the
gs 90 .aaD. ''-s 0pcnins At ~: S5, ,s ..st
sa,as :. =, ~. ,5r ar..s 6u, 4 d. close ~
lo1 a o.. ezra as'' 90. n'',s. 2 e25ac. sec
unf. -G'-s'.r re'-ssrE.0r. Oes. % 20, henusty
s,- n. +, mo .-s .''asrsa as ., 70 l l-,'
e. "a. .a,,c l' All l.l.i go
fsUrTs.
IE.Su -'i'i-'''c :r'sh r"ceiUs o, aPp's' ol'
trade .lr "a I'D g.,h,o's e, SI.ced'd ,p l35 "a
r,e.'5 OI..s s.I il.ar. Dol. 81 'eN so, >p. +,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07

SEED PRICES.

Toledo. FEB. -CJoyERsEED-Prirne cash.
s. 81 SIX f'4 - 80: Mtr q B, NssS ~ Fn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07

SUGAR FUTURES--The strong upward move,
meut in raw the spot as we'll as for forward
Shipment again had a stimulating influence, and
prices were Arm. closing net unchanged 10 points
higher With sales OF > 800 tons Range VI prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07

Ths dnlins m the grain markets. a. we'll As
,rssEres, IN lard caused active liquidation. and
r-i-e, Vere easier closing 70 points net lower
Crude was about steady. but some traders pro
fss.si 10 see signs Of a. 0veybOuslt nafke. Range
Of prizes