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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
DYNAMITE EXPLODES,
KILLING FOUR
Many Injured in Syracuse-Explosive Be.
ing Used in Search for Drowned
Bow.

Syracuse. \. V, May 24.-Four per
sons were killed, three fatally injured
and IL others seriously hurt Ssturds y
afternoon by the explosion of an auto
mobile load of dynamite, used to search
for the body of drowned boy One OF
those killed was hcv--2nother was a
baby. Several women are among the in
inred Windows were blown out Of near.
by factories and shreds Of bodies and
clothing were scattered for distance
of $50 feet. The automobile was blown
10 pieces. The dead are: Frank Ross OF
Brewerton. in charge of the dynamite:
James Hughes. attendant at the county
morgue; Vincent Gzenlekwe, sged H. and
an unidentified baby boy.
The baby was in the arms of his sis
ter, who was standing near the sutomo.
bile at the time of the explosion, and
who is dying from her injuries.
About ~, sticks of dynamite were in
the automobile and several persons were
standing near the car. Two men were in
IL Foss. who was in charge Of the dyns-
mite. is believed to have been leaning
over IL handling IL.
MoiRhF httehnhhis anu ptbfie WIRE
searching for the body Of Donald Willex,
Who was drowned early in the week.
and women and children were watching
the search. The dynamite was 20 he
used in an effort 20 bring the child's
body to the surface.
All smbulsnces in the city were bur
ried 20 the scene after the explosion.
The coroner Immediately started an in
vestigation Of the disaster.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
MAKING MOST OF FOOD.
Nc Detail Has Been Left Undone BY Der.
lin Government.

Berlin. May 2i.-No detail is too small
to be overlooked by the government in
It's measures 20 make the most Of the
food supply. A formal order Of the fed.
eral council even prescribed the amount
OF oats that might be used in sowing this
spring, setting Il ct about loba bushels
zach hectare. which amounts roughly 20
four and one-sixth bushels an acre.
An appeal has gone ont 20 the farmer.
TO use drills as much a. possible in SOW
ing since a greater amount Of seed than
that prescribed IL generally used in
broadoastiug the system still employed
BY the greater ma iority Of German farm
ers. Farmers who own drills are asked
10 lend them to their less fortunate
nsighbors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
Another Woman who has Found
Health in Lydia Z Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Iindsborg. Kansas =" Some years
suffered with terrible pains IN ny
side which thought we're inflammation,
also with . bearing down pain. back
ache. and I wss st times syfully ner-
vous I took three bottles II Lydis Z.
psnkhar's Vegetable COMPOUND and
an now enjoying gvos heslth- ! vih
- rlnd % recorrDend your rledicfne 20
Any vraraan SUI er7ur with female tru1-
fss ard 500 rzy publish TINS letter. "
-Mrx A. L. SwrTH, r. No. z, Boa 81.
Iindsborg. Kansas
" vou have the slightest Doubt
that T.vdia y. PinkhaFn's Negeta-
hlsGornpound win belr vOuwrfte
seI.vdaa y Pink hsrn Welicineto-
fsuu6denfiaIl LINN. rIass-f0r 80
vsre- Year lsfaer wfn t,e oFss.ned.
resd and answered ~ = woman
go he'd In striet oOniioeBce
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
"GRANDPA" WILL
SON CALLS ON
McADOO BABY
Stops To Visit His Second Grandchild
While on Way To Golf
Links.

Washington. May 24~-On his way to
the golf links. Grandpa Wilson stopped
Saturday at the residence OF his son in
law, Secretary OF the Treasury McAdoo,
for another look at his first granddaugh-
ter, Ellen Wilson McAdoo, born at Gals
p. m. Friday. The president has already
confded to intimates that the baby has
"a fine pair of lungs"
The child weighed eight pounds. Doc
tors say she and her mother are in splen-
did condition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
BREAKS UP TRAMwAY STRIKE.
London County Council Orders Young
Men to Surrender Uniforms.

London, May 24.The London county
council took drastic measure Saturday
TO deal with the strike on the municipal
tramway system. II ordered all en-
ployes of military age who are eligible
for service in the army or navy 10 sur
render forthwith the uniforms and
badges. Only men above military age
will be employed during the remainder
of the war
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
ross TO Run AGAIN.
Three Times Governor Of Massachusetts,
to Try for II Again.

Boston Ma "a Eugcna y. Foss
three tunes slgltea governor b. the Dcmi-
ocrsts III tiie state. Ell seek tire Rerub.
hasn gubrruaiofisi nominstinn 81 the
,-sEif srrl,rr primaries - the single issue
~ usfiun -vids prohibition. His decisiun
uas announced saturday IN q isfter b
Charlie sumner Bird. Progressive esn-
didate fHr governor fn 1912 and 1913
uhs haa aesIlued e. sec-Ff NJ Foss
-uaessstiaa e. sfsk thf HeTuia5.sn uurn
trsfiar 81 rrahfhltiun rlsfia-n.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
Only So PLUS
for the
Best "Non-Skid"
PRACTICALLY all Non-Skid
Tires that make serious claims

PRACTICALLY all Non,Skid
Tires that make serious claims
= to non-skid efficiency cost you
1919 to 800 more than Plain I read
Tires Of same brand and material.
Goodrich Safety Tread Tires cost
you only $50 more than our plain
tread tires.
Here's how and Why!
q . .
rORTY-FIVE years Of Rubber
uo,1ing Gin what is now the
= Worlds largest Rubber Fac
tory has taught us few Kinks and
Shortcuts that are not common to the
Trade.
One of these now comes to the
help of your Pocket-book.
Through the simple process OF
Thinking Hard (and being Candid
with ourselves) we have found Short
Cut to make the best Safety Tread ever
put on Tire cost us only about SO
more than it costs to make the Plain
Tread Of similar quality.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
CASE FALLS DOWN.
Expect Dismissal of the Riggs Bank
Suit.

Washington, May pa decision on
the governments motion TO dismiss the
Riggs National banks suit against treas.
ury officials was looked for Saturday
from District Judge Mccoy about July l.
Treasury counsel were in high spirits
over his declaration that the evidence in
81 persistent violations Of the law" which
did not begin when Comptroller Will
liams came into Office" and shave contin.
ued 10 this day"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24

o. f-n. Tl- sxe-nz r-e 20 fad 80
stin sssrr fsEar 80 rrnck uIssn-
f-i-ns ~ rtine s-a5 ~ - - = nnke
~ rsst-tr-n aozr rnd ascr ~ rlfntnssss.
Q rsr tts-sn. rae tlnl . rsprz fash 3n warsm
wMs~ NmE Cuft~1r-4 @saTi sssum aT1aA~t -
r1ir.-r.s-s ~ auF nxv 2 saw . 4 ~~s.rw
and Eizf nirtn h. Enra 81 naam ~ -
xsra rs-tirnsE r-sawfur tantw urHG 9 So
ctarrrn--d ir orr u~G -.
Ciiaars His-ra-s. nirasHr~ 81. aIA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24

me continually. Il
tried doctors and all
kinds Of medicine
for several years
but was not cured
until I took Lydis z.
Pinkham's Negeta-
be COMPOUND |
hope my testimonial
vii help other suf-
fenng women 70
ny your wonderful
-a1irfna ME-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
Lssssn Crater Fan. In.

BEDDING Calf, May 2i.-part Of the
srater Of l.sssen r~ak hss faliaa ia. A.
eording 10 sdvicos reaching here Sstaf-
Iay. This u the main, or oldest. crater.
and Il was learned that Friday's crur-
tion came thsrefrsrn. Two crsters that
were formed last summer are Streaming.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24

rhafed Re waslid waks
40 81 niEtf sns - ~
rlu-nirE- HIS st6n was -
anf ~ snd tlizez vas
f.r-rr AM fficr fIissf Hs
a,sss - ftlsz ans - 81 -
tus ft tru1iasa mr. 80
rnns 81 nirtt o. = .
1nr-r - = haf - rs so Nr1
fraf tlrs fwa - tsE-w- ss-s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24

BY testing out these Goodrich
Safety Tread Tires on a large number
of Taxicabs (where they could be
comparatively observed and carefully
checked up at the end of each day
use) and by comparing their actual per-
ts,mance with that of our own, and
other Plain Treads, of much higher
price, we have had this fact forced
upon us
Viz:
That there is SURPRISINGLY NOR
Mileage, in Goodrich SatSty Tread Tires,
than in our own, or any ether, make Of Plain
Tread Fires.
So MUCH more Mileage, for only So
more Co1 looked so good 10 us that we de-
cided to give Car Owners the benefit.
Here's what we now offer yop,
The best Non-Skid Safety Tread ever
put on the market, and II costs you only
S 70 more than our best plain tread tire.
The B. F. Goodrich Company
AKRON. OHIO
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
BABY'S BODY BROKE
OUT WITH ECZEMA
And Blisters Would Form. Skin
Began to Crack Open. hfter First
Days Use CuticUra Soap ard
Ointment Baby Slept All Night.

~ Nr-fis "a. ". Lynn. Mss A. tss
ar ~ go msrtis my hairy h-Ezn h--asfsE
out On hs bosiy. u ioot-1 as thoueh hs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
WOMAN WANTS
To HELP OTHERS
ByTelling HowLydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
Restored Her Health.

Miami, Okla ~ had q female
trouble and weakness that annoyed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24

~ wnr az s-fHe-rnr wrth -rNernz.
rrrrwu-rri. -zsh ~ rie.s.T tr---ersf-x
skin-e-urrrrnL ~ Tesirrl oimne-s
ar.S F-si-rrl Snzr Nuu I'll ,.
su--rs.d f1w orrtir tire frti-r
~urs ard n.. sltr bcurrcs clear
ard tszhi-r z-xtr-
F-f--F 49, - E-r--r $50 - 49,
awrr ra--- 80 -llr|--rlA Sc - 49,
go r--a--.--s q sr.rr-r - r-asl 81
49, 50 - - 80 a. 49,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
ARE APPROVED.
Rate Increases Given To New England
Railroads.

Washington, May 24.-The interstate
commerce commission Saturday approved
increased Boston 4 Maine ana Boston &
Albany rates on cotton and wooden piece
goods from New England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20
I0PICS OF The DAY
IN WALL STREET
visiug Prices for Stocks
Increase the Public
Participation.
pECTACULAR SIDE
oF MARKET APPEALS
Vs,ouri Pacifc's Activity Taken
as Significant of Change
of Control.

v,.s'- The LAST few days, and espe-
.,r1 Yesterday and the dsy before, the
~ market has shown an ability 20
.,,,-, ;ts former Importance with PEG
4, h the financial district and in some
..--s, 10 recapture public attention.
III Cd. rising prices and active trad
%, L,ve proved one OF its best sdver-
4 s-erts. To these have now been
100 other elements OF the spectacu-
!, Not the least among them are the
,..s,scts Tor early regeneration OF sew
81 COMPANIES whose stocks are still
=. i,v rr;ees and whose inherent worth
."-lv every one has thought capable
DEMONSTRATION under proper man
,-.-ert. For a time investment and
..,ulstior drew rather nearer to-
.,is- than the conservative like TO
J. them, but the distance between
zen IS sgsin widening now that Con-
-sss has ceased from plsguing, the
,r-srce Commission has granted a
ne increase and the European war
i,s been robbed Of most OF its terrors.
+, since the early years OF the new
r,grv has there been seen so much
generation in construction and such
drastic removal OF weak spots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20
STATE.
COURT or APPEALS.

Re application o. Rl,k for writ q eeilorsn ~.
-. TOD b. Public Service Commission. 20 plsiIc. 3.
poo, ~, reI Tc'ruseu CIVILIAN Sohmer, tompl .
Re- application OF McOuade Tor Nrit ~ man1alnus
against Morrow. rte. examining hoAfd on plunin.es
s,-ong. Peorle 81 rel stanton waldo. Poi,ce 'on
missioner; Re application for CTS o. 49,,
w. o. CIV OF : FOR writ of certiofan 20 Ds}o
and on. assessors of toRn of Gardiner. I ser %
same Jansen and others. assessors OF l"Eu. ~.
,.i,,,..r yrIrk lister 60 People et rel rutt
W.'er supply 60 connolly president, e,S,. Ie12P.7
O., Led Gala her Waldo Police COMMISSIONS w
te-s affirmed. with COSTS. ,.,.., ..sts
peifrh Deiirh order Affirmed. without Cos'''
ami ous.fon certified answered in me srlrn4lrFe ".
,ry ~ y Y Matthew, snd sno, Nluo" N's'"
.,I o,s Judgments affirmed. With costs. -,
P-op.e Marendi. People Giorlsno. lu1t'neH' Vt
oopri.fiou reversed and new trial ofuslel. .-fst
fs,,rts-e Ling Judgment reversed. ne" tFl~l
r-srfei costs 70 abide event. - ,.,... ..,s
Ual-ov Csdy. Judgment modified; Nlh'D. '''
q. indicated in opinion ~ chase j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE-For
thirty DAYS. ~ per cent. for longer msturues.
Pc cent
CALL MONEY opened .. Ter cent; highest.
~ cent lowest ?. Der cent. closing per cent.
TIM MONEY was quiet, rates Ss5ls pet cent,
MERCANTILE PAPER was IA demand. Ruling
rties Per cent for best names. bank scceptsnces.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Exchanges.
$500 les; balances. S2liS93 go. The Sub Treas
IN Vas debtor 10 The amount o. tlOloS5s
81 b-IkEASi RN New York banks gained from
ihe sub Treasury Ss'6 900 and gained since Friday
y FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATS ELSE
WHERE Boston. Tor thirty DAYS. ~ Ter cent.
ior thirty 10 ninety days phlsdelphs. ~ and
,; Oeye.a and for thirty dave ~ Tor thirty f0 SHY
DAYS. 8. FOR sixty 10 ninety DAYS 81 Richmond.
Louis ~. and 5iz PER cent. Minneapolis. ~.
snd s Ter cent. Kansas CITY. ~. aud - per
cent; Dallas, -. and ai7 per cont. san Iran
cisco for thirty dsys rer cent. FOR thirty 90 sAty
DAYS, per cent. Tor sixty 10 ninety DAYS. 81 per
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. Boston. par. Chicago.
'c discount. Cincinnati. par. s. Louis. Be- dis
cour, bid. Zoe premium asked. Minneapolis. sc
premium san Francisco. SOC premium
BANK CLEARINGS Rostor. exchanges SIS .es3
2'S balances $i2l99s4. Baltimore. exchanges
s. fse 2el. balances St1S.2o5. chicago. exchanges
changes SIS ia 2-5 balances $26 sos. ST. Louis.
exchanges SI4P-4 lss. balances 81 rt1. c01.
SlLNlR MARkET-Bar silver il London was
-- it-leI g. ounce. unchanged. NeF York Quots-
uo1 was +sc. unchanged. Mexican silver dollars.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE The market vas scuv.
bat closed lower cable and siEh' r.tes london
cable. SIS. demand 4Se0j Paris cable. jlsi<.
and Ninety day bills London. bankers. tiIty DAYS.
$3.50, ninety Gats. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20
IMPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. January 10 1918.
IrAIA

WHEAT Dcts.oumeut7 were against holder. ~
dt... 7ll .t--t, "oI.'t l.",l ..lN'' U'e'.
~ 2'sc NOT decline n was the opinion that some
az me stro0gc>, Interests in me market alo bah
their holdings I anticipation ~ Just such setback
as las occurred. and t.at 'He wheat passed. I.''
weaker hands. orcign demand was tcD much .r."
urgent. and O. apparent thaf fo-cgu bu'rr, c..
teraincd the opinion That tho agitation here would
ciucd 10 limit their purchases. sales 'or t'e das
being placed a. ouiy about 20 loads. krsl.ffce.
Of the Rockies. while stocks in America and iu sri
shost FOR EUROPE decreased $50 900 bringing me
year ago. IN Tho local cash market 10 red winter
wheat was quoted = q q 'nd No hard p
Runslo COGN-Ezpou demand was lacking. and
,c'ive liquidation. The statistical showing nss bear
i ,I iSs af dS Se d a, IN pT 1 1
ibe. which brought The total g. 2S"'hooo. c'mpafgi
with Isl 600 year ago. In ihe local cash MAJ
Bet 40 . yellow corn va, quoted A. S2'sr. q e. TO
arrive AZ p' ne. A *, 1sps q, a. s de"s in
wheat snl corn. a. ven a. lsrfer receipts az p.i
lower Brs3sreet's visible showed decrease for the
week n l0i9 000 bushels compared with decrease
of $50 ooo at ycsr local cast m2rkei easy stand
e PC. fancy clipped SOC SIC. ordnar clipped. sSa
COO All elevator. RYE-.Ti1n: 70 2 Western.
~ Ngy y ,,, I2r. maltins soc Sc bgs
mixed 81 9j. silver hull. 81 o..
NEW YORK PRICES
Wheat: Close YESTERDAY.
sfsv....... .................. 4. 4qis
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Ye,'rr-
Wheat, Open. High low. Close dss.
Nzy....... - 70 HE ~ 4Sfs t0..
July ...... 1S4 ls4 800. 5-i. Ais
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat Corn. oat7.
To-day ...... .....-....I 0il00o .l0i 600 tNSNoo
] at yeecE ...... o. 069 $40 0o9 Sef. 600
Last ycsr....-.. ..-.... $4,000 lo.'.O'o th'p'9
sEtB0LRD CLEARANCES.
Flour. Wheat Com.
To-day .............-- 1000 10000 'N'N
Last week ...... ........ 1000 t-O.Oul -'t.'Iu
L asst 1000 a-.UlO NNlN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20
Readings Activity.

Reading performance was partlcu-
i,ly noteworthy at the beginning Of
he lsst half hour Of trading. In ter
-inutes some 10000 shares changed
,srds. o. which Harry Content was
sd TO have bought 5000. the price ris-
Y from 1905 70 1914 before there
vas a reaction Of moment. J. ]. Man
ling another big trader, was re-
ieHsi 10 be the principal seller. Ac-
ording 70 the gossip Of the Street,
there has been more or less Of duel
te.Eesn these two for some time past.
BON switching from one side 10 the
',isf with the suddenness for which
tsrcon traders are famous. However
'hn rsy be. Readings record on the
ape ron 1925 20 2:35 o'clock is more
mar ordinarily interesting in its rem
.1.H'ies Of days long gone. The last
att, 1907 was Of 800 shares. Then
i'.'red rapidly: 100 At 1903; 800,
y, 1000, $500. al at =; 200 at 81;
v, 100 at . 200 at z; LOO at 151 (;
ne y 2oO az l51; 500 at 1913, and
= %. In the whole day about 10000
h,rs Of Reading changed hands,
smelling Ike half % them in the last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20
Control Of Missouri Pacific.

Control OF the Missouri Pacific, with
1' Goulds out Of the stock, is said 70
. ID the open market. There may be
rghlfcanee then in the fact that
.hes the Stock Exchange reopened 8
pa Of 1920 shares have changed
ana or more than one-seventh OF the
'ii'e outstanding capital stock. 10
n, total Yesterdays dealings con
'nesied 1920 shares. How much Mis-
van Pacific has been added recently
seeumulstions made early last year
zen The Goulds are believed 70 have
'a their holdings nobody knows ex-
aN TIE people who bought It, but the
"aesl meeting in March ought 10 see
= interesting showdown. Presumably
ss's would be no large investment IN
=, stock except by interests friendly
Aehn, Loeb & Co., who are expected
n the eompany's next bankers, or
interests sufficiently strong TO DO
~slf ovn banking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20
Be,hlehem's Dividends.

ne Bethlehem Steel directors IN
s.sns the preferred stock on q per
' basis did sll that was expected
-s-Sh many yesrning eye had Deen
!; NEG on the 1913 surplus by holders
y. ne common stock, with though
=, y eNidends on the junior issue. Inc
..s'fed Is nou-cumulative, SO tnat
-sie are no arrears 20 meet before the
S.-non may get an income, too. MI.
...-'ao Is authority for the statement
80 earnings in the year ended De-
!. s.a .eoer 81, 1914, were better than those
ne previous year, when 27.<b per
~, was indicated on the common
'osr All that stands between the
...anoh stock holders and dividend
~. is the directors intention 10
~.sh their construction plans beiore
,Nng any distribution other than on
a.. Preferred shares. That is al, puS
-, means the expenditure out OF
:, ,,i',.lhgs, It is said, Of 10000 600 70
,-s"OO,OO0. The surplus in 1870 pc
v,' me payment Of any DIVIDENDS
'" Bl22'7O3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20

Retirement ~ emergency currency through tne I,
csi Sub- Treasurv Yesterday amounted 20 slN'',-v'
fnsliug a total a. Sl70s95.0-j retired 70 date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20
FEDERAL.


SUPREME COURT.
Ns.ms'e1. NcF York Ciy Chsre
Sew Orleans prmpsey Lssrer worth. Nan.
anil ' e bc Ford. Youngstown. Ohio. admitted 20
pTsrflre
l1f-is ioE state - Washington Leave Grznted
70 counsel f0r defendant iu error 10 Hle brief
herein within Eve dsfs
tFt-leo TrAnk q Wheeler Msnsum. Sheriff
~ Fulton County. Georgia superseiss ordered
entered
ig3-John Cieuon Harry Th,r sub
mlf'ei
10 People OF Nv York q -. marlborough
Rapid Transit CO william sohmsr. Controller o.
NeF YORK Arried
lJo-IoEs Central Railway Bacon. ,dmr.
etc Submitted
lfi-lsy For Sts.- ~ Washington. Submitted
i7'-Nil. on Cypre-s CofEnridu. del rozo =
Marcos a. ArzIcd
l36-tirsn' Timber and Nfs Co George " GRAY.
Argument commenced
Dsy call FOR wednssd,, Jan 20. will b. A.
folo~s las. l3s. 100. ltl. li2, ~. 49, 40.
~ and lis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20
FOREIGN WOOL SALES.

r,-1o- Ian iq-Ihs first series - the 1918 rool
auction sales opened to-dsy with oferngs % 200
hsIes principally merlnos. ana pfafucaiy ~ trie
s-'f ne sffrrdsrse va good. there being present
fgare American. French and Felsian BUYERS thsi a.
fhe las sales The demand Hts tfht. an1 tupt,
go rne-fnos soII frrm unchanged % nef cent
iIrr.r wllir greasy crolshreds advanced from 3 70
i6 rer cent The home Trade secured most or ~
-rrri nd AmerI.a and France took several par,ris
III r-trirrs me B1sfd ~ Trade Announced that
iu.rnos msr hc shipped 10 Amc1cs l-ltlasI "
.f.fufnr, declaration is made that TIE cQnsiS e. Is
rroFu % fh- slirrfr and that the rool VIII nH -
- exported This. ~ Is tclieTed. Is TIE reason Tor
the rise iH mcriuos. .
N.bofirre. jan no The WOOL saics oqfned sfoas
90 dan N.rInoi advanced 10 gcE ccnt an cross
lrt.s from 70 o. l. pr oeaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20
CHICAGO GRAIN LOWER
Sharp Decline Follows Falling
Off in Export Demand.
.o,,lIa,, pklslon-INGRAHAM; p ,I iA' u
Ngqpf 1HVas c6TT' BOWLING and lOIChhlSS' '''-

Chicago, Jan. l9.-Flattening out OF
export demand to-day pulled the
ground from under the bulls in wheat;
After being heavy from the start and
at one time 3lsc down for May, the
market closed unsettled at &c 20 Sssc
under last night. Other leading staples
all showed net losses -corn, &c to
1l4c; oats, lie TO 1lsc. and provisions,
1Oc TO Csc. Wheat suffered its greatest
depression when it was made reasonably
sure that foreign buying had come to
at least a temporary halt. The check
in European demand was in measure
explained by a drop In quotations az
offers from Argentina and India. Bet
ter weather was reported TO be pre-
vailing in Argentina, and there were
liberal new estimates Of the amount Of
the Argentine exportab!e surplus.
Range of prices: v..,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20
COTTON LOSES AN
EARLY ADVANCE
Profit Taking, Light Exports and
Big Receipts Cause Re-
action in Prices.

Heavy realizing developed in the cot
ton market yesterday, and after an
early advance, which established the
market at new high levels, prices essed
off. with the active months selling q
few points under Mondays closing fig
ures in the afternoon. The final tone
was steady, on covering by some Of the
early sellers and continued investment
buying, with last prices points lower
20 point higher, as compared with the
previous day. The big offerings were
generally attributed TO profit TAX
ing by old longs and some selling here
by Liverpool houses against purchases
in the English market, bought as a
hedge against the forward require
ments Of spinners. Light exports for
the day probably helped the afternoon
reaction, although the continued big
movement TO the ports suggests that
clearances are restricted by the scare
ity of ocean tonnage.
Private advices from Bavaria state
that at the end OF December there
were 100000 spindles and $4,000
looms in that district running at full
time. Four steamers, with cotton car
goes aggregating about $4,000 bales,
have arrived at Bremen since the move
ment began, while fifth is reported at
a Holland port waiting for pilot, and
a sixth is believed TO be nearing that
destination. Other steamers now load
ing at American ports are expected TO
carry more than 10000 bales TO Ger
many. The stock of certifcated cotton
in New York shows gradual increase,
but is still comparatively light, and the
circulation Of a few January notices
was without special influence.
Southern spot markets were IN
changed to &c higher, and the local
market for spot was steady at $500 for
middling upland. Local contract prices: