davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-18
HOG KILLING time.

Am prepared to k.ll your hogs. Also
rende' lard and make sausage. Every
thing sanitary. Delivery prompt.
Give me trial. Jim Wood Bourne.
ll-lS-3t. pd. Phone u.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-18
DON'T KILL YOUR HOGS

Let me do it. Everything clean and
work guaranteed. Hayden Leavell.
II. pd.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-18
For Rent.

| desire to rent the old brick residence
now occupied by w. c. Davis, for the
year 1916. Fisher Herring.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-18

Make your horses sleek, fat and
strong. Give them Rapiers Alfalfa feed
Hudson, Hughes & Farnau.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-18

Will take orders for Potato Chips"
20 cts. 10. for Boston Brown Bread 10
cts. loaf. Mrs. w. S. Walker.
ll-l2-3t Phone lS5 Lexington St.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-18
Wanted.

5000 Turkeys for Thanksgiving. 5000
iozen eggs. Bailey & Moss.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-18

Dry cleaning and pressing. All work
guaranteed. Colson Bros. Successors
to A. d. Kirk. 2mo.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-18

Work called for and delivered.
Colson Bros. Successors to A. d. Kirk
Phone rs. 2mo
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-18
YOU'LL FIND IT IN THIS COLUMN.

Salt for sale. s. n. Davis.
ll-lS-3t.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-18
For Sale Or Rent.

House and lot on Lexington Street.
Mrs. Susan Fisher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
COTTON FUND OPERATIVE
Subscriptions to Glass A Ger
tifcates in Hand.

The committee which is administer
ing the cotton loan fund for the benefit
Of Southern planters announced yester-
Gay that Class A subscriptions aggre-
eating SlO0.0O000O are now In hand
and that the committee is In a position
to act on applications for loans.
W. P. Holly, secretary of the COM
mittee, said that telegraphic advice OF
the completion of the fund had been
sent to the chairman of the state COM
mittee in eacn of the Southern states
in order that the South might be i'm
medately informed Of the availability
Of the fund. To date four applications
have been received for loans, prlncl-
pally from Alabama, the home of w. p.
G.. Harding, of the Federal Reserve
Board and chairman of the cotton loan
committee. The other members are
Paul VI. Warburg, also a member Of the
Federal Reserve Board; Albert II Wig
gin and James S. Alexander, of this
city; James b. Forgan, of Chicago;
Festus j. Wade, of st. Louis; Levi l..
Rue. OF Philadelphia, and William A.
Castor, Of Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03

Bank Clearings.

Bank clearings again make an indif-
ferent exhibit, for while there is sub
stantial Improvement over few weeks
ago there is still a very marked falling
of at most points. so that the total last
week at all leading cities. according 10
"Dun's Review" amounts 20 only ST.
973 ,973 ,290, a decrease Of 1916 per cent,
as compared with the S2,45i, 732,7l6 of
the same week last year.
There is again considerable contrac-
ton at New York City, the loss being
2l5 per cent. Returns Of the cities
outside of New York still show irregu-
larity, though indications Of better
ment are no, wholly lacking Most
centres report more or less decrease,
and while gains appear at a few inn
portant points the total is 1914 per
cent smaller than last year. The mos.
pronounced falling off continues at The
large industrial centres OF the East and
those in the South which are affected
by the situation in cotton. whereas
generally favorable conditions az Kan
sas City and Minneapolis are indicated
by satisfactory increases al those
cities.
Average daily bank elearings for the
year are given below for three years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Railroad gross earnings continue in
moderate volume, the total of all
United States roads making weekly re-
ports to "Dun's Review" that have so
far reported for three weeks in Deem
Der amounting to S22, 1892, 248, a de-
crease of l2.4 per cent, as compared
with the corresponding period a year
ago. Practically all the roads in the
South make very Indifferent compari-
son with last year. A tendency toward
return to normal conditions is noted in
the earnings of number of roads in
the West and Southwest, several i'm
portant systems reporting moderate
gains over 1913.
Following are given gross earnings
of United States railroads reporting for
three weeks in December, and loss as
compared with earnings of the same
roads for the corresp spending period a
year ago; also for roads that reported
for the same weeks in the two preced-
ing months, together with the per-
centages of loss as compared with last
year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
CHICAGO WHEAT HIGHER
Export and Milling Demand
Factors in Advance.

Chicago, Jan. Urgent demand
from exporters and millers gave wheat
to-day an upward swing from the
start. Closing prices, although I'M
settled, were y to 13sc net higher.
Corn finished Is to sc up, oats with
a gain of y and provisions varying
from 2l5 off 70 a rise of 7ls. Big
houses led the bull forces in wheat,
and there was at no time any impor-
tant setback, despite much profit TAX
ing by longs, especially at the end OF
the day. The most popular opinion
was that clearances for Europe from
the United States during January and
February would continue on a huge
scale, and that the size OF the Argen-
tine surplus was immaterial. Messages
FROM farming regions, in particular
west and northwest of here, indicated
that growers were tightly holding re-
serves, and that country millers were
bidding up sharply to prevent export
agents from reducing supplies in hrst
hands. Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
BUSINESS REVERSES

& / SINGER & soNs.-Petiuon fled against
samuel J.. Meyer Daniel D. and Samuel D.
singer r. composing the firm OF :. J. singer q
s,,. manufacturers Of clothing. al Is spnng ST.
BIZ Charles l. Greenbsll attorney for simpson
r1,or $500: Parker wilder Co. SoV' ana
stevens. Sanford & Jordan. $500. The firm as
signed 10 Irving l. Ernst They have been IN ou'i'
tess here about seven years. They suffered 'afs'
loss by Gre on November %. which tea UP u0
business. They were Il Is said. insured Tor SloO'
600 but have not yet obtained the insurance money
Liabilities are reported 10 be $4,000
BERNHARD wEXLER. dealer 80 lewely ana
merchandise. Al q East ga g. and ID west 1@'
- has assigned 20 Herman Heideloers peu
10, Was tied against him BY these creditors OF
Proyidsnce. r. J. Grraths a sons Co Szyo; !.
Goo H. las been Boz business since 1903. ana
formerly had stores H. tlt,tiaNu' '''''' %, -,
isntic Ciiy y. J. Liabilities are said " ''
'-TRRSEsr FRIBoURG. hotel manager. =! :; W Va,
3gd e.. red a petition WIN ,ioD' ~, F,I Hetei
Long Branch from 1919 TO 1914 si9e AZ ,t,,Si,,
ho,c Amoag the creditors are Pmup "i, ~ i5sSo
"a 900. wsst Ind Cot,sgcs and Casino CO. - wv
Mei1ger Frank. }l.il7 and Charles W Le's1'''''
ABRAHAM KLARIsTENFELD. doing business .s
a. ne Metropolitan Susptt4cf Co, OF 81 ALSa. ,'.
has sssiFaea 70 hsiH1a A.. So1ssru, wb and
RuckIe C 500. Samuel Froelch. sol. ANi
joseph Slalin SIS Liabilities are 5000 al
GLOBE UNDERWEAR Co-feu".n cnI.S
sFsinst Heyman Abramson. trading = ,ne4 , -
Underwear Co. Manufacturer o. musni el4el 49,
Al rs Allen IT,. hy Maurice hisk.n 30!
Roseabis1' $40 md Model IpdeIsesr CO. 500
lie made an as gfmcnt on WEDNESDAY "a H.,
BARNEY LEEDER Petition rlsl es4lns. h~i e.,
ney Iesder dealer in clothing 81 " Cana -, w
jacob Uain. $3.50. Adcns Fried. 80. .ra VIZ
lam Kaufman. 1851. lie assigned on 4"1is4-''
Liabilities are s. 900 aud assets S-,uyV , roo
SYDNEY JARVIS thesincal pefiof19.i nut. al
West ltth d.. filed peuuoa. wiiH nsDll'iis',s u
- - % - s-A--~ LIS AZ a. S~~~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03

FEDr"AL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE.-Tor
thrt, .-.s. 81 per cent. Tor longer m4t1flueS'
pr cCUf.
CALL MONEY during the week. 9A95b per
cent
TINE MONEY. There were loans ioF various
periods al 34o4 per cent
MERCANTILE PAFER-Rates. is45 per cent
for % names. bank acceptance. ga 85's per cent
CLEARIsG HOUSE STATEMENT. Exchanges.
s3TO7.O Ss4. balances. $40 $50 064 The Sub-lre42-
ury was o debtor 10 u.s extent % S2bb.soI.
TREASURY View York banks lost % tho
Sub-Tcasury sl.-9S.oo0. aud lost since Friday
SO. 6O2. JCJ
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATS ELSE
WHEhE.-Boston. Tor thirty DAYS, "a Per cent '2I
longer maturiu 5. D.. Pnliadeipms, "a and p.
Cleveland. Tor thirty days. per cent; Tor imiT
70 sixty days. so Tor longer matunues. O.; lacll-
uOul . per cent for sixty days and under. ~ ior
sixty 90 ninety DAYS. Atlanta, per cent Tor Sixty
DAYS and under. ~ tor sixty 70 ninety days; lll-
SO Tor sixty 20 MIN y s. Louis. D, J'2 dud
per cent. Minneapolis. 81 and per cent. Kan
gss CITY D. Jla aud q yer cent: Dallas, ara 81
per cent. san Francisco. "a aud . per cent
RANK CLEARINGS. Boston. exchanges $50 %
sl5.74l. ba.nces S.5o35JI; Baltimore rchang'l
changes $565lf4s5. balances S1s.i5i3. Pltisoufsh'
exchanges sll.s8j.4sl
SILVER MARKET Bar silver ~ London was
% Sled an ounce. u "a. New {0is quotation
vas 4si.c. OF ssc. Mexican silver dollars i'S y.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE There was only fair
volume u business during the week. and prce5
rr0yed downward Range of demand sterling, $40
a4SJgj Closing cable and SIGHT rates: London.
cable s565. demand S.. Paris. cable 5lo. check
niuefv dav bills. London. bankers sixty days.
A.SLIJ. ninety days, 4sl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03

among whom Richard Rur Jarvis. S226o money
loaned; Caroline Palermo. S3oS ana hafy :.
Johnston. $3.50. - -
MAN KiRSCHENBLATr. bartender OF ,s2 Els,
lOlth St. filed petition. with Liabilities Of >h's'
SlGMUND SIMON ZEILER. also known as sam
ue : Ciicr. Of 1900 Setenth sv. filed peiiuon.
with liabilities Siel aud assets $3.50 on q clam
MlCHAEl, STERN, ieweler, al Port theslit
y y. f.cd Petition with liabilities $s.l-S VI
ORBiN b SHELLEY. private va,chman. !iyins
az Ossining. filed petition. with liabilities Slal 3.
contracted mainly IN Liberty y, Y. and no Asseis.
l. J. sLoAI a BRO. manufacturer o. ciosks
Ing liabilities Sl2Ta3. snd assets S2Q.lt0. CONSIST
ipg oi stock. 81. 900 machinery and nNufcs 32.t0O
tree accounts. S3.l09. and cash IN bank. tol hc-
counts amounting % $5l.is have been assigned.
ASSIGNMENTS.
Tt-sHNTTT a STRAUs-Phnp Tishneti ard
10 r. Sfraus. comprising The firm OF Ilshneu q
~ lave assigned 90 Eugene b. OConncf. u lhe
t,,.ft,ss wss ssarfel lU 1907
01Ij0SAs NICHTHAUsER ieNelle'. a. 1858 Broad
VA. Las assigned % HEMP 81 NuSleih h'
0'ffIC0B TNCAR. dealer % furniture a. i,
re as slas assigned 70 Walter I. Inst ne
10 been IA business niioen Seais
CORPORATIONS NOT AFFECTED.
IT.. foloains statement Was ssHed ey NE ,, IL
s'ein a h. f'sd by Morris Leistein and sarah
~ O@.h' 49,. he, I'M the leAs, 1neci the s9.sency
y, .,,t,-Stioa known a. the leiste.t hoee ..
=, ~ furniture concern 0't-"'.,N, 49,.
~ t.Ws u the state OF NeN 'uus,si,n o.tns
We A. f1SO % l4s6 BroideAy bf'oASi ~ ~ - :
Uusi-ees n.ri,y ir names srongfYl nngesal99tt. -
20 we ne srI Ills statement Is issued 70 u''i''
80. that t1lrree slNls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03

i2s21c. medium. iseeoe: Penn. troil,rs sis s2ei
rotsiers. lt8lftc. Va. mix fed. bfoisrs --c
rossisrs. ike. Western bruiisrs iea20c foa',sfs
~ alfc. mixed lih l,c; corn fei. dry PICKED
broilefs lie. roAs,efs tsai,iae; niret lie5 Mleh'
sca.tet 10 i5s. mitsi i3a rs. o'hsf "s',sTl
sralded. mixed llEi3hc souihefn ano S's.9'
western. il'1c Fowls. e0r pacsei wss'em. ?
q llc a. O. sire ard quality; b5N az ya'.s !
Western. dry picked i2h aisc. southern and
sou'h.esiern. aVsfage its western s.Ildsd are
fai4i1c. small i4Ac. COCKS Oh lo. l+'sc
DUCKS Mi fancy. l6e Western. i5c shoi &C.. es.,
:1oes 53I.'. 80; -ss; .ls4slaoi, 81! s9r I, 3
culls 50@f5c. GUNEAs snail sPns $ VI s4a
over pair. 81 a7oc old zoe. hABBils cotton =
rab6it. prime. pair s;s,ic ALryE-soms g
freight csrs % tracks ifis morning % which i.
were unl0adsd on Frd.y n cars we're unioiied
bur ~ more we're carried over on rArSs ~. !
under limits - shippers There vts a tIty -
demand Friday. market fruer 0n fancy f9Es a1
chicken> AMI held fairly steady today % toosl
ers % moderate supply with general private SO
A. iiiac .f0uzh three coops sold A. suction ,o'
DAY a; lose Yep rev 'fesh turkeys s1a'lsoi.
ani price, un.crrsin some poor los r.iurnei r. !.
buyers are orrT,nF A. ia l5c, GHiC kENs II
l4Ac; FOWLS ltn a l6c. BOOSTERS 90 n
Ducks state sprng $50 llc Western, isa u.
southern l54Rifc. GEESE western IA g 49e
GUINEAS pair. g0c. PIGEONS -oSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
HOGS

Receipts .l03 head. none on sale. Feeling nom
.lly Hrm Country dressed hogs IN fair demand
a. e6lOlsc PEI ID tor medium 10 HIGHT Weighs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
COTTON MAKES
GOOD ADVANCE
New High Ground for Move
ment Reached in First Trad
ing of the Year.

The new years trading started with
a sharp advance in the cotton market
As Liverpool and New Orleans were
closed New York was the only big
exchange open. Trade interests, for
eign houses and people with Western
connections were moderate buyers,
however, while there was comparative
ly little cotton for sale and prices made
new high ground for the movement,
with October selling at s.57c, or 7
points above the best prices previous
ly reached since the reopening of the
exchange last November. The close
was within a point or two of the best
and steady at net gain Of 10 70 IS
points.
Local spot cotton quiet and 10 points
higher at 790c for middling upland.
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
T0pICSOF TKEDAY
IN WALL STREET
New York Hears a Report
That Gold Is Coming
from Ottawa.
coREIGN COIN SOLD
~ BANK OF ENGLAND
So,k Exchange Just Escapes
Having the Smallest Day
in Its History.

- New Years Day Il was an
- in London that the Bank Of
md Rad SOLD sl,o14,OoO OF foreign
~ ,oin. or approximately 100000
cling circles there the inference
,--ediately drawn that this meant
4. a.psteh OF that amount from OF
"a New York Inquiry here yes
-, however. failed TO disclose any
...',srs on the part Of bankers Of
movement. and the price of
...p-r exchange. close though IL was
.. import point Of normal times,
"a. q, Import Of gold just now seem
-.-,bsb,e. 10 is seriously TO be
sol ir the view Of foreign ex-
49,, men. . England will let much
Ia ..re here. but if exchange falls
i.r Is 90 cause q serious discount
i,-son funds she may feel obliged
/. ,.,--n some Of the metal from OF
-, What isl considered probable,
e.~,-r-. is that France, having pur-
&c. ro'5 i7 London. will ask the
81 ~ England 90 deliver it here
- OTTAWA 90 help pay for her pur-
5,.,s cs ua- supplies in the United
e..sr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
FAILURES HEAVY IN
YEAR JUST CLOSED

There was a marked expansion in
commercial failures in the United
States in 1914, Dun & Co. reporting 49,
$50 and with 1857 sOs,S59 of defsulted
indebtedness This contrasts with 49,
O87 suspensions in the preceding year
fc: s272, 672, 2SS. The unusually heavy
liabilities, however, were largely due
10 q comparatively few insolyencies Of
exceptional size.
There were 4.62O failures in manu-
featuring lines last year for Sl35,636,-
PIG, against 4,243 in 1913, when the LA
bilities we're S123,122 ,52S. Trading
losses during 1914 numbered 1851 and
involved the exceptionally heavy
amount Of Sl65,s64,S52. as compared
with ll,l45 for Sl15,l15,2l2 in the pre-
vious year. Among agents and brokers
ana concerns not properly included IN
either the manufacturing or trading
divisions the exhibit was S09 insolv-
encies for 56,407 .728, as against GAG
for S34, 434,54s in the year Immediately
preceding.
The record by districts follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

steamer freizhts offered steadily ard rates sd-
rafeaI further on moderate trading The supply Of
b0,fs avail able Tor January February loading vas
liam Ouotatlons % Liverpool. SID. London, Hun
40 Brsto 9d Rotterdam. l0s March. picked
rorts large tonnage IS ID cotton 10 Liverpool.
pef 100 d. 75c. Charen-bniish steamer, 1000
~. e.fs Newport News 10 50 NaEaire os t4d.
jaruary February. British steamer. 5000 Qus
graln Gun % M4Deiles. o.. January February
t-,ish ,fearner "a 900 qrs same. FehrIary British
sfrsmer II 900 an grain. Baltimore 10 French
Atagtis ports IS e. JanuAD Brush steamer.
a. 60O ar oats Ba tlia0fc o. London. Is 81. Jan
nm. Fntlsh steamer 5000 as oats. Baltimore
40 Bordeau.. - "a. January italian steamer. sls
t1ts coal Baltimore % Sicily. T. January
N,,-,scfan bsrk 1876 tons. timber CUT 10 west
cosst Tnlted Kingdom. iios. option east coast
l.is 81 March. N0rsesian BARK. l.tit tons lprc-
ss,,t.lvl umber guk ~ west coast United King
dom l3Gs March. Norwegian bark. 100 tons.
sane 1855 March British steamer. t-5 tots.
cotton Baltimore 70 Bordeaux. So "a. January.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liserpool. Jan. 2.--WHEAT-SDot steady: No I.
Nsnit06a los Cd. No g. los ID No 2. hard win
~ los Sd futures nominal CORN-Spot nom
NAL futures Strong January. Is sd. Febuiay.
n. SilT FLOUR-Winter patents. 3ss 80. HOPS
M L1ldon fP4cinc COAST. II l6saLi s. BEEF
Extra India mess. loss. POkk-Pnrne mess
Wssteru llOs HAMS-short cut SIS 81 BACON
-Cumberaud cut. 6is. short rib. So. clear beliies.
as I'D. louy clear mddles. light. tIs. heavy, DOS
Sion ci an Iacs 63s SHOULDERS-Sgusre. 5ss.
IARD-Pume Western. IN uefces. new. 55s 81; Old.
n. IA American refined pals SIS 81; 50-lb boxes.
~. .f GHEESE-Cauad an finest white lss %
ccioreJ 7qs TALLOW-Ausifauan IN London. 5ts
"a TTRPENTINE-spidB, SOS LINSLkD OIL.
III, PFTKOLEU Nj Refined. SID. ROSIN-C0m-
non. lis COrrONsEED oiL-hun refined
London. Jan. --LINsEED-Celcuta. Jan and
FEB as Ga LINsEED OIL, 23s "a PETKO-
II RPENTINE-spirts. 3ss ROSiN-Ameriea az
.fr1Ired lOs "a nne i5s Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
SURPLUS RESERVE
AGAIN REDUCED
Against Cash Gain of S3,5OO,0OO
Demand Deposits Expand
Nearly S42,000,000.

The actual Clearing House state
ment showed a decrease in surplus o.
s3.O36.2s0 to Sl14.Os4920. Demand
deposits increased Sal ,9S6,000, time de-
posits decreased Sl,544,000 and loans
increased SEAL 900. Reserve ln
vaults and in the Federal Reserve
Rank increased s3.559,00O, while specie
i'm vaults increased Sl.25IOOO. sur
plus reserve in the average statement
decreased S4,70l,77O to SllIll2,l4o.
Demand deposits increased Sl8,9lsoOV,
time deposits decreased S956,OOO ana
loans decreased S3345.000. Reserve m
FAULTS and in the Federal Reserve Bank
decreased S1,536,O00 while specie IN
vaults decreased S2,923,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
Movement of Specie.

Imports Of specie at the Port Of New
York for the week ended January 2
were: Gold, Sl5O,s0O. and silver, S2l6,-
e2s. making q total Of 1857, 52s, against
A total Of 1892 asa in the preceding
week and S2s2,6l4 in the corresponding
week last year.
Exports Of specie were: Silver,
sl,5ls,026 and gold. $500, against a
total Of 81 ,s29,376 silver last week and
s9s2,sll gold and silver In the CORE
spending week last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03

+ reasonably complete list Of the
.'.9.eaes payable yesterday showed
-.e reason for the existence of the
--iy re.nvestmCut tradition. No
nan z04 corporations were named
. ...,, were sending checks out 70 their
'..Aaoo.oers. a number of additions
-s lsi Of dividend payments is GER
70 be made To .hc next ten days
,..o weeks, many companies not
LII, ,aeir disbuI ements exactly at
.,sra.oc Of the month for reasons
convenience. But whether this
mat there W.ll be increased ac-
10y IN the security markets or not
~ Is no telling Ordinarily demand
.ss mar source begins 20 manifest it.
p ne latter weeks Of December
-sa PEOPLE anticipating their divi-
.e snd Interest; and in 1914, un-
.aie.7, Shore was no such fore
--'"irg of q happy event.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03

p,-srbrasel 20 III the times, the ac-
----s Of Yesterdays market might
--s rad something Ike this: Sat
,-i.v vas generally a quiet day, with
tr'os tte forces engaged. In the
-,.- .isst-e Of activity, where Union
PCS, Reading and Steel were in
-s-chei. dcel,tory Commandment by
10 bears produced no results OF i'm
r-.srs Missouri Pacific reEained a
,s-t Of The ground lost in the attack of
T-rssy. but Western Maryland and
r-rs-i Kansas & Texas were COM
ar@to mske a further retreat. The
.g-e-t was effected. however, in
order aud the positions given up
e v-bout strategic value. The adj
arse O.. Sears Roebuck was not con-
si hy the bears In the region Of
. Srcar and Bethlehem Steel vigor-
s Gfrces were made with gratifying
r~iten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
New York the World Market.

t7 York has still a good way 10 20
Gn O. can d,en'ace beleaRuered Lon
r is The worlds money market. but
-isi severe tcndicars il is making
r,,''r. progress. The granting OF a
|Mo1o loan 'a gold 10 the Argen-
-,s or-ht % be- q strong bulwark 10
b rCT market for dollar exchange,
81. tbe widening Of the market for
a-aoan securities here Will also help
: g.ye The cosmopolitan tone 10 New
Ti france chat IS so notable in Lon
1 10. urt' the day, however, when
Z. Stree. begins 20 talk Familiarity Of
ftuv.ans," as though they were Sc
Cr.es and not the victims of q pat
r' Medicine, and Of -Kaffrs." BRAZIL
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van Stree, be patent TO all the
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03

Wolerafely active and lruef. OWING % hrTner hos
markets 10 the West and a better commission house
demand PORK-Sieady: mes, SIC 5OG t-g 90
family s22aS2j: short clear, $24@ ~. bI.Et
Ggiet: ness. $alaS33: family. SAG SIS packet.
Sa54 S2i: extra India mes $3.50 S5N. DRESSED
HOGS-Steddy. b4cons. l0itc; $50 10. l0h.c; 100
pirkcd bellies dulI. 10 10. l3isc. II d. l31c: Il
DO. use Picked hams steady: l3c. TALLON-
steady: speciaL CSC. City &C.. country, % tsc.
LARIl-Firm: middle West. 1900 1880. city
steady 40 l0isslOhc Refined. south America.
n 6jc; Continent, l.30c: Brazil kegs. II Soc Com
pound steady a. 1sGl.sc. sIEAhiNL-sieady.
cleo Toe city lard. lli-c
Holiday IN coffee. sugar metals and cottonseed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-03
nd by districts follow:
Monthly Railroad Earnings.

The following railroad reports for
November were made public yesterday:
,.t..,,s.ts 4 Ohio-Gross .2ssl 0o0 decreass
asa al. lei t-O6lg.. decrease i.5l.53i.
Cftrsso a Aitou--Gruss S.lI3 sos. decrease ~
sgl- ~ after taxes ti6i.s5t. Increase $50 49,.
Nnu-suOll. 81 Paul a S4u.t ste Mare-Gross
g. 6s4ls4 decrease S-illsj. net Alter taxes Ses-.-
az f..-e1-e sfl 5D4 Chicago DiT.siou--Gruss
s-5sgzI decrease .liZ5Ia. net after taxes fl'lls5
decrease Sl0N.ilr. -.--.. -
Boston a MElc-Gross t5.4t3.tts. dscreAse
,s51 ss1 ~ No tsfes 1851 61i inrFesse ;.9s -
Ma r@ Celuai-Gross Ss5i 900. DECREASE $40 20 !.
r.i sfer taxes s-0J44l. increase $. -ls.
N.rreapsiis - L0uis-Gf0as So $50 Increase
ga iTa ref affer ta1es al SIG Increase SEQ Qst.
Ni..1uri Pser--Gr1ss sfs>S.lsi. decrease sec
eg4 rel srer tares tlli- 54s. decrease AZ %, D.
Uo[tles Valcy-GIoss al. li3, decrease tl-i,-
.sI nd 49, stl decrease &JS0si