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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-01-02

Crisis, with beautiful Aida Overton
Walker on cover page, for sale at the
League Enterprise, 1921 East Eigh-
teenth. What is our phone? Why it
is the same as our street number,
East 1921 on the Bell. The Chicago
Defender, New York Age, Boston
Guardian, Freeman, Topeka Plain
dealer, Independent, Dallas Express
and Kansas City Sun are always on
sale here. Negro books by Negro au
thors.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-01-02

What paper do you read?" said he.
She answered: did you speak to
me?
For all the news I need but one 4,
That is the KANSAS CITY SUN"
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-01-02

Veteran real estate mar and one of
the hustIine business men of this
city.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-01-02

The Mother Of two of the brightest
and most ~precoeious children Of the
race, and herself a reader Of much
ability and an earnest worker in
Ebenezer church.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-01-02
A~frO.American Investment Go.
Rooms For Rent

For Rent-244O Montgall ave-, six
rooms: modern; $3.50 per month.
John NJ. Day, 1411 Lydia ave.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Water, a and
telephone service. Rates reasonable.
Bell phone East 2667J. 1852 Euclid.
Ind. 20.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-01-02

Miss Eva P. Washington was enter
tanned Christmas by her brother, Mr..
Charles Washington, who gave a fam.
lily dinner.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-01-02

One of Kansas city's substantial
citizens and the owner of much valu-
able property.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-01-02

Mrs. Villa Dwiggins, S52 Oakland
avenue, is attending the Interstate
Literary Association at Lawrence this
week.
Mr.. Leslie Caldwell of Chicago, ILL.,,
was the guest of his cousin and broth
er, Mr.. John Caldwell, during the holt
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ward, 2042 N.
Bird street, entertained the family
Christmas at dinner. They report a
fine time.
Miss Eva p. Washington was enter
tanned Christmas by her brother, Mr..
Charles Washington, who gave a fam
lily dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilford Davis, 1116
Washington boulevard, are in Law
renee attending the Interstate Liter
airy Association.
Mr.. Sam P. Mix of Chanute, Kas.,
is in the city for an indefinite stay
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Webster
Ball, 1895 Freeman avenue
Mrs. e. A. Ward, Matron of the
Boys Dormitory, Langston, Okla, was
the guest of Mrs. Webster Bell, 1895
Freeman, during the holidays.
|
Miss Marie elmer, 1918 Barnett
avenue, spent Christmas in Bolton,
Mo-, where her father and aunt enter
tanned her with a family dinner.
Excavation for the new NJ. f.
Church, 9th and Oakland avenue, will
soon be completed and the stone work
begin at once. Rev. T. S. McMorris is
the pastor,
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Tilford Davis, 1116
Washington boulevard, are in Law
renee attending the Interstate Liter
airy Association.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-01-02

Mr.. Sam P. Mix of Chanute, Kas.,
is in the city for an indefinite stay
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Webster
Ball, 1885 Freeman avenue.
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31
Fettered By Statutes.

p,ople should note the plight Of the
r.r Haven as an object lesson in the
--.lst:on o. great public utilities.
~ New Haven, for a purpose admit
rFv honest and justlhable, wants TO
s.s bonds or preferred stock. But
cause. u DAYS gone by, the law
lse-s OF assachusetts had one idea
Z The proportion bonds should bear
stock and those Of Connecticut an
-tsr. and because, further. the right
M. corranv 70 mortgage property
Rhode Island is doubtful under the
Tvs o. that state, there can't be any
r8s a. present. As for the pre-
erred stock. there can't be any OF
A. either. as only Connecticut OF
70 three states is sure Of the com
a-v's right 20 create il. The New
-,-en has 5000. 900 Of floating debt.
2 rhich e2O.OOO.O0O is due on May l
nd 100000 more on August !.
Ultimately, the public service com
-syors Of the three states in ques-
r are considering changes for the
JgIature 10 make. Presumably II
III be a matter OF only q fortnight
% 90 before the road knows definitely
"a, /. can do 70 meet its early ma
-r,ies. Meanwhile. the companys o
~ cent notes and those Of the Harlem
iyer & Port Chester are selling on 2
go per cent basis. or theeraoouts'
r5 the indicated yield OF the New
I,rllnd Navigation 6s is $40.
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31
STEEL MINIMUM LOWER
Reduced from 40 to 38-Lit-
tie Board to Follow.

The minimum for trading In Steel
common was lowered yesterday from 20
20 38 10 take effect tomorrow. This Is
the third time the Stock Exchange has
reduced the trading level of the stock
since the dividend WAS passed last
Tuesday. The day following the an
nouncement the minimum price was re
duced from AZ 20 43 and on Thursday
from 43 TO 40. On Friday no change
was made Az yesterdays minimum
about LOO shares were dealt in during
the first hour Of business and odd lots
after that brought the total up TO sp-
proximately 1900 shares.
Other minimums which will 60 into
effect tomorrow are international Hsr-
vester Corporation. 20, and United
States Realty and improvement, 43.
President de Aguero of the Consolidat-
ed Stock Exchange made this statement
regarding Steel common on the little
board:
~ expect TO call the committee to-
gether shortly to take action TO reduce
the minimum on United States Steel
common TO 3s, following similar action
by the Stock Exchange. We have no
idea OF going below the big boards
minimum"
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31
WHEAT AT NEW HIGH
RECORD IN CHICAGO
Foreigners Buy on Fridays De
cline and Prices Rush Upward
Corn and Oats Advance.

Chicago, Jan. 30.-Threatened en-
largement OF the war zone IN Europe
was accompanied to-day by the great
est upward whirl yet In wheat, the
Nav option going to new high record
s1b2. Excited buying lifted the mar
ket 4 cents q bushel, as compared with
the level at which many nervous trad
era were yesterday selling out on Ac-
count Of vague reports OF peace. The
close was strong at 2iec 70 $40 above
last night Other net gains were; :;
Corn. 1ss &C to 1a4c; oats, &c 20 lc, and
provisions 21zc 20 lOc.
II developed during the last hour
that foreigners had not only oougnt
500 600 bushels of cash wheat in Chi-
caoo to-day, but from the moment that
trading began had also been purchasing
future deliveries here. Wheat for spot
caeh commanded the highest premium
tbis year over futures. Big cash in
terests seeking 10 got grain to NIL eK-
mort sales were bidding lac above the
Nav price. II was this circumstance
in particular that fguratively set the
speculative pit on fire near the end oil
the day. .. .o
for wheat took place at any time 70,
dav. and the few reactions that did
occur were brief. The calling out OF
the military reserves in Italy. the de-
NAL Of peace rumors and the fact tnat
storms we're further menacing the
quality and movement OF the Argen-
tine crop made sellers reluctant
throughout the session. Bears were
further discouraged by the prospect OF
n heavy decrease in the United states
visible total on Monday. From July i,
1914. 20 date exports have been more
than twice as much as for the CORE
snonding time in the year previous;
Corn climbed with wheat. Besides
,bere was noticeable widening OF the
sesboard demand for corn, whiie re-
CENTS here fell of.
oats Joined in the advance snd were
helned upward by big export sales'
Nav oats touched a new nign hgure'
60Lc
were liberal early and the market ae-
cordingly weaker, the strength OF gram
scted as more than an onset iater'
Packers. however, continued 70 sell on
The upturn. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31
COTTON RECEIVERS,
CLOSING STEADY
Seesaws in Trading End with
Slight Net Advance-Spots
Dull and Lower.

The cotton market lost an early
advance yesterday, but rallied on COW
ering and closed steady at a net gain
Of from TO Z points. Liverpool not
only failed to follow Fridays local
decline, but advanced on some posi-
tions, and the market here opened
steady AZ an advance Of 4 10 Q points
in sympathy with the cables. The
market soon turned easier, but spot
houses were buyers on the decline,
which carried active months ? or 3
points under Fridays closing figures,
and there was a continued demand
from this source as well as covering
on the late rally.
Prices in the Southwest are consid-
cred relatively steady. and local firm
was said to have paid higher price
for middling cotton in Houston late
on Friday than II paid for the same
sort when May contracts here were
selling 10 points lower. New York ex-
ported about 1900 bales to the Con-
tinent yesterday, and there we're over
$4,000 bales on shipboard at the close
Of business on Friday awaiting clear
ance. This compared with $4,000 at
the same time last year and $4,000
two years ago. Local spot cotton vas
quiet and points lower at 8.45c tor
middling. Range of contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31
nlpICS OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
seel Episode Believed to
Have Been Almost All
Discounted.
,rW HAVEN COMPANY
SEES LIGHT AHEAD
.n,,v 10 Get Power to Issue
pon6s or Preferred Stock
for Pefunding Needs.

49,. we're dealings IN Steel in the
market below the 30 mini
y" - q yesterday, but they didn't
- .ss runaway tendency Of other
~, ~ For that reason, partly and also
-. ~ letting a full day go by
80 again reducing the minimum"
-, street now calls these things
.-r't,ee gave the impression that
,,8 ,;opped operations on that par
- ,,,ue. the rest Of the market
I, t,,rt OF grace sud resumed its
.,a,g steel, however, stuck at 40
s,-ssz,re" on a thermometer elings
% rs refusal. or inability, TO quit
,so. wss gradually accepted as
-. ,h,t there would be another re
..,,, IN i.s under level after the
-. ., the market. The realization
- gradual. however, that II did
a -,ors Che dsmper II might easily
~ issr People are getting TO be
.. .Sst the market has pretty well
'...--,sl che Steel episode.
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31
Missouri Pacific Notes.

"a. Missouri Pacific notes which
-, sge IN June are now selling so
-. n S0 per cent basis that the
ss.-s-cs is insignificant. Remember
- IA, the Gould estate land Speyer
- made possible their extension
:, Iu-s bv buying all that were not
,,s.s yp by others. there are some
-. Who are wondering # II would
''.tst good idea 10 take a "fyer' in
4. notes. on the theory that the
,5s never lose and that by buying
4, ro.es one would be partner OF
q. sbrev6est family that was ever led
"a big brother One might be a
.s.--.r In that sense, but for how long
would never know, nor 70 what end.
i,iv Investors are satisfied to think
-. notes are mere receipts for money
=, tnd proofs Of claims. Other peo-
!. WITH 4 LOT Of them, know that they
n, bs much more useful than that, for
y-jeulsr purposes.
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31

-..s r--,.-. ,, a.. So, f---,...s ,,1 r-,c-s nj.
-2s' -s. y, 81, &c H., a a.. W ,,'" 49,. ;, - 20 Fr-.s
.s,hsr.4 .s.r, fa. Ia-.l t.c. s4.-a sr., sic
srs s.esg.s- i.c1ee' t't. 's f,,.,,. ~.
80. ~ r-, i--
4Isi3e i..-.'. .-l--s. .,. s..ss--l al
n.Ati .' t.'H sertre
49,. 'ns'''
flH snd orsr tr4.ht-r-t .si!r. tui demand
y oranges ar1 g-4l.'r.f unFae ~ -
ti,,- ..,-.ss Diss ,e 49, 80 = s5s3
BINS 81 s. '7,t.'o--, - fft{ ise
n n.". s'e -. NJ. -
,,'e.''A. =, s-e " ~. "'h.'-D. .sl prAt.$
heIr'. DOT. .,,,t,f,'s = -. - - -
Ne l.A t9 ~, .'ss,s''ir ,x,.r,,. [,'s
,'' FIs ,,s5 : i65s. liA%6ARfiSlsS' 3 10
5 NE "a .,, ,, p,-., a.,
f,.Vf .oo @HAN'- 3Ht,S 81. -, '', sos 3 s. IS;
@i.NfEl tl IT. "a De- ,1,e.t.pl =
ro-o rs. -st SPA .... rae 80
..ls y Pines. Nsi4''
hAF AhO stBA". -..,..-.
r-si'. N',''. .s.5 sa'' iiti .' g-r- t. J. o..
trse bales 'cs S-L. s.. fel ft-i =. no to
81, 300 So ,l " w. s.-af.. '.ly -.
STRAW P-s. >If Etsaaslf. So D. s.f
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.
Potatoes 4l.o'. b.. ssiiy. HsHuaia po-s'os'
f-r Boo. arI cs-ro.s nru Pop dss- reF Csiey
v-sk cl..org s7d ..-a-o's .rn fancy ir.rsns :
lrrm.al. LETTUCE a.l ail oyer. 20 aAOS.~
beruuis - .S. s. sosis 50 30 50 = Ni Il
DID or h'g $ ,teat. slate. llA. lsl ID. ,. 20
81 30. h1I o. ras 81 -,4lt - ~
Sd 10. ~ouire.l rtff. tldSl 80. oNiONs white
crate. 1Igtlc. yellow or ret. hsr tsAl3 ~
French box Sl8ff 70. ANtSF Dol. ~ 5osSl 3"
EIAN~. vas n- Tten. b't. ~ 5Vafs %. bh'
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31
Sugar Shares Higher.

Raw sugar prices continue 70 ad-
uncc, and the prices Of Sugar com
any stocks with them. Yesterday
american Sugar got up to III at one
me, and even az 109h. where II
osed, showed a gain OF more than a
ioint Cuban-American shares moved
p similarly. though the q gain was
lsde on only one transactioni while
Bee, Sugar. with 5000 shares changing
lands. kept Ia points Of It's gain.
lgbs's crop Of sugar Is heavily short
q requirements, and adverse weather
q the island. together with hlgh
'sighi 'rates, helps 20 increase the
lnce o. the commodity.
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31
FOREIGN MARKETS.

ti,.rpooi. Jan. so.--wHEAT-spot, ssaiy; No J;
Miaito6s. rs ID. 10 2. u. 5,5d SN99p 20 s1lG sao
an. hpsriesn fnl1ed new, IS cad. old. ls I'D
ia;ai,.. Arm: fsotasg Is % dHo9s Psf'h; N i.pdo1 Sa
tIB5s,ie@ cos,fl - l6.9Et g. BEEF-EnuA India
mess nominal PORK Prime mess Western T. nom
maj HAMs-Shou cut. tss BACoN : cniAnsl -,s
a. al. l5ng clear niddlss light. %, % hss,2
~ al. short clear backs. 9ss. ShOt lDEhs
-..,.,-a "a TARD-prlms Western. tsfces. rev
is IA b, 81 American refined. paii. nominal
55-.b to1e, 56s 80. CHEEsE.-C.n ny,s'.
,.,,.,-,iisn IN london 3Ts Sd TURPENIINL--
soir.ts. 81. ed LINsEED OIL. 2ss 81. PEikO-
TElI- Refined s1.d ROslN-Common. ~, t'1a'
G0rToNSTFD OIf-HuI refined spot. 2ss 81.
London. Jan. 80 -LINsEED--Calc Jan and
FEB. 58s LINsEED OIL. rs 81. SPERM OH.
90 pgTROLEt NJ American refined. so. ~
rs sd rRPENTINE-splhs So - RoslN
American strained. lis Cd. fine. l., 50
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31
CLEARING HOUSE
LOANS EXPANDED
Increase of S21, 100000. with
Deposits Up S24,OOO,OOO-
Gain in Surplus.

The actual Clearing House staten snt
showed an Increase in surplus Of ST.
28714O 70 Si44.259 $50. Demand de-
posits increased S24.493 900. time de-
posits increased sl,45l 600 and loans
increased S2l.0i1 900. Reserve in vaults
and in the Federal Reserve Ban < in
creased S5.1S3.O00. while specie in
vaults increased sl0,e7s,O0o. surplus
reserve in the average statement IN
creased S5.434,9l0 TO $143.727 ,020. De-
mand deposits increased s2O,Osl 900,
time deposits increased sl,222.0O0 and
loans increased s12129 900. Reserve In
vaults and in the Federal Reserve Bank
increased $s.975.000, while specis IN
vaults increased sl2.277 900.
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31
Pennsylvania Bonds Offered.

When curb dealings in the middle Of
ts week sent the price Of the Penn
ylysnia when issued" Az per cent
soads M 20 1O57s the wiseacres. re
strained their temptation 70 go short
q few with the reflection that the
oheial' Offering price would prooapIy
bs advanced above the 103 first con-
,snplsted. Their caution was just
fed by yesterdays announcement that
he pries had been fixed at 103A and
that the subscription would be closed
no., later than Monday. At the sub
'cription price the yield on the bonds
g rs,her better than 4.30 per cent.
/ is no more than reasonable TO be-
Hs that. in order 20 adjust them-
.lvss 10 the Yields Of other Pennsyl-
lria issues the new bonds will soon
y selling at q premium even higher
ian the = of a point yesterday 8
.Tb closing figures gave them.
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31
Bank Clearing h.

Clearings through the banks continue
in moderate volume, the total last week
a. leading cities in the United States.
according 10 "Dun's Review" amount
irc 20 s2,623, 3,sl5.5o7. a decrease Of 22.s
noy cent. as compared with the s3,il6o.-
f7s. .26i Of the same week ihst year 90 ~. y
New York City exchanges were 'o''
smaller. L.r 81
1,,;es outside Of New York continue 10
- indications Of improvement. there
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31
SUGAR

R.an,t srn A. s0'c ior ans TinulU,d. 'ad
.,,sin. Va, moders,e Raw euie,er hut hru. While
,s.-. ,,rs fsN scattered los sod a. $3.50 f1f
Cnbss cos, AID freight, holders generally were a.
ing SIC. although reaner YER more inclined 70
sTat dsv.opmslt1. The MARIE, closed nrm a. : -ee
p, e--frsflsal 847c f0F molGsses ard 3-lsc f0g
1tala. CO. and freight.
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

he December earnings report Of the
.''iral Railroad Company Of New Jer-
y shows o decline of SlI2,9oo IN
,eH operating revenue, which amount,
. S2,944.326: net income decreased
NS57 90 Sl.394.s93, while surplus,
~ fixed charges and taxes, WAS
A'0s6, an increase Of S6O,31s over
e ssme month IN 1918.
new partnership has been
med by J. W. Howell and NJ. F.. Nc.
't'h, who was formerly associated
20 A. d. Converse & Co. under the
y name OF J. W. Howell & Co, with
secs al n Broadway. They Will spe,,
l.,e in public utility stocks ana
,.lee local ub-Tressury transferred
''''Voo yesterday 70 San Francisco.
aipplication has been made by Alex
ser W. Behr. Of Moscow, Russia, TOT
saeership on the New York cotton
'1shange
ne Atlantic. Gulf and West Indies
]. .F..nlship Lines report gross income
\ ~ ,N@to,0f3 for November, as agelhsV
.l'ot.s34 for that month in 1913 net
,,uthue decreased $S0.403 10 SZ3o,'lo'
surplus after interest charges was
wy a loss OF S67 ,94s.
ne New York Coffee Exchange has
.tec Walter NJ. Sternberger, o,
vpoerger. Sim & Co., member OF
s1ehsnTe.
- @.s,srgeney currency 20 the amour,
200 was retired q. the local
ii Ifeasuy yesterday, making TO.
VI Sl7G0ls,e90 retired 10 date az
% sshlre
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31

Char,e-ing vas exceptionally
sfssm aud sail tonnage msrkcls
scarcity and lighi offerings OF
strong and ffeigAn plentiful.
pol. Id. London. ia asked
ioi ied March. picked p0rs !
cotton % MgerD0ol per 100 ]
Foreign steamer 10 900 cases
70 fFo ports Yang Tse River
steamer. 8.o59 tons. cotton. y
D O FEB. schooner. 1881 q
Martinique. , &. Br schooner. .
to ClsufIszCs. = z. schooner. y
more 10 san fusn. r Il. p O.
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31
COFFEE

me mtfkef Wat InacfIFe aII UTI0es NeTt sasI.T
Ions. seemed disposed 70 AQuidate aud trading
plck,.I up a liftie toward the close. sa.es amount
ing 10 10 80 bags while final prices were net
unchanged 10 . points lower The near positions
were relaiigey egsier than The lafe months. and
there sppears 20 he a steadily widening dIHtrencr
between the Old and contract months. sgggesf- -
INK an underlying fear Of pressure of high grade
RIO coffee before the neH c0utrsc, comes into
force IN July Local spot Rio Is we've quoted Al,
si.c and santos a. st 100. Range of contract
prices
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Nss Tork. January 50. 1915
RIIIER

BUTTER.
Receipts. 5-I3 pkZ. Quite fru fsell1z on %,
test grades 81 f-esI creamery snd sons sses a.
.frhtv llfrer sglre. thar ruled yesterday. Cream
- ,stras Is2 scorel 97isc higher, 3'45tisc
ersr. sOi, z33c seconds. n loc, held. .rtfH le-
seofsf sgt, d31sc higher. s3f55iic 1n., =
sle. .sconls y a2sc. ss'e dairy. nne-,, sgd sc
sood 10 prime q. a Jlc. common % fair. p -sc
Initiation eftsms1. hrts. -iiS s-sbc.
CHEESE.
Receipts. :3sl bor,s. Ms'k.s a liiil. gu'si.f
ie~.ly bu, feeling generally nrrl Hts'e. Niol-
rriiF hslc srecisls lsiac srsrsss fancYs ~.
ist slater eIror type specials. l's q lnc. sf-t
e.i.,.s' isxsis.s tEins. lsfl6sc. YOUNG
Am,rru islSff6. chsddsp. iGisc. sist. tAi4s
h.Id ,r.ciis. Ia lii1e. ~inisf, 'eciAl' I-,
VIZ EGGS.
R.oeipo. ssss cu.s villa further ho.fs =.
eeic.I Ia1 advises o. GSct SUPPLIES 70 ssnfs ln'
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31
PROVISIONS.

In synpathy with grain. and closed nru ~ the TOD.
PoRK[Unsei,led. mess. sl9 15q $50 . ismiy s.
15s2f. short clear tl2aS2z 3Y. BLEt s'eal,
sssasss DREssED HOGs-firm 6acons. sAe.
is0 b. axe. 100 10. l0i.c 40 b. l0ihe plss llc
Cr-T MFITs-pickled bellies qucti 10 lb. lztsc.
IL 10. i9i59l2sc. "a %. lzi7c. picked hams lSc.
TlfJ.OW-Qulet. special. q .c. city. itci country.
sL SsT.c LARD-Barey steady. Middle West.
i6T-df0ss ssc. city quiet l0isc refined steady.
eout Americ, l2c Continent. ll.'3c. Brazil kss'.
Ia. compound trm. 81 hasiac. sIkAklNE-
sfeady. o.eo. l0i4c. city lard. l.lic.
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31

Liverpool cables Spot dull. 'aes. 5000 bales
soeculifion and export 500; American. 1000. I'm
r'o-fs 9g 600: American. q 600. Md-uplsha
0sd Futures openei quiet. 1 70 points lower /.
closei very steady. unchanged on May and Y "a
SfeLe- on ofler months. Mav-Juns. 4sSd; July
Angis. sea: Angus, September. 4eshd. OCTOBER
%oTsnber. 5O7d: January February. 5.lzd.
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31

Actual figures at close Of business
January 29, 1915, including Federal Re
serve notes on hand and excluding
earnings, expenses and accruals.
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31
seAB0ARO cleAl


Flour unsettled but nomlnally hlgTer. o.lug 10
The strength In whesinx sprng patents. s. loe
57s 5 saie; Liner .ss: ss:' s. g S1,ii So o-sa, l
SO ] winter. s. Sja$6 o. No 3 s. t0u s. IS.
ents. s. 20aSs s. BUCkWHEAT FTOUR-D
nominslly s. PEI 100 10. RYE FLoL Rvqg.ei .
81 20 CORNMEAI.-Firm. kiln dried. 81 o.. BAG
MEAfs-Tlrn fue white and yellow. 81 15e 81 50;
coarse 81 TOdSl Is FEED-Nesfern firm. bran.
l00-ib .sck.. S2S: standard mlddliug s9s: -four do
s33. red dog r0ur lf0-lb SACKS. S3i So city frm
bran bulk S27: l00-lb sacks SIS 30. heavy DO
SIS 30 rour do t3J j0 red dog -four. 4iH-lJ sacks,
90. ,ifu.a.f Fnaf S4l
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31

6uoog tables show sales hghcto ow hl an
* change the C nd
1and1 1915
ush the an
{ dat ga n
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31

SUGAR FUTUREs-Actiye and strong. sales
Amounting 20 $3.50 tons or record day since the
ma rke' was started. sDo, position very strong and
trsde interests we're good buyers while selling was
prime pally IA the form o, profit taking by outside
iongs closing prices were 20 points net higher.
Range Of prices.
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31
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is still more or less pronounced con-
traction az most points, and the total
for all centres displays a decrease. OF
az per cent. Substantial gains con
tinue 70 be reported By Kansas City
and Minneapolis. and moderate I'M
provement by San Francisco.
Average daily bank clearings for the
y,ar are given below for three years:
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