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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
COTTON QUIET
AND DECLINING
Holiday Dulness and Export
Trade Uncertainty Keep
Market Narrow.

The cotton market continued very
quiet yesterday. The fear of some un-
favorable development in the export
situation is against fresh business, and
trading may also have been restricted
to some extent yesterday by holiday
considerations, as the American mar
kets will be closed on Monday, while
Liverpool will remain open, as usual
There was practically no trading feat
ure, and prices fuctuated within
range Of 4 or 8 points, closing steady,
ret unchanged to 2 points lower.
Cables were slightly better than due.
and London advices were somewhat
reassuring, as they indicated that war
risks were being written on big vol
ume of business at comparatively low
prices. but the local market opened at
a decline of 10 8 points, under over
night selling orders, and sold about 3
to points net lower during the early
trading. There was scattered Wall
Street selling, but otherwise offerings
were limited. and the market later raj
lied TO about Fridays finals on q little
covering and trade buying.
Southern spot markets were un-
changed TO &c lower and the local spot
market was quiet at 8.55c for middling
upland; no sales. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
T1PICS OF The DAY
IN WALL STREET
Germany and Austria, as
Well as France, Seek
American Aid.
pI AN PRIVATES SALES
OF BONDS IN u. S.
r,,uch Offering VIII Protect
Spbscribers from Lower
Prices Later On.

". only France, but Germany and
,.,,r.s. are after the dollars Of their
..sorsls and other sympathizers in
~, country. So far the latter two,
ever. have not made their offers
,,s,,.e. Il Is planned 10 make the
e,,n,n loan here & semi-privste offer
=, and probably the Austrian loan
a, Re the same. There is a good
lance. It was said yesterday, that the
,,,,s, will be Endorsed by Germany
,,.,uss OF the doubt that an Austrian
ia, pure and simple would so well in
-, United States. Germany Is under
..,oS 10 be counting strongly on the
..npIs,ion Of first and second gener-
IYgon Germans in this city, Cincinnati,
e Ioujs and Milwaukee. Bankers,
,v,, those whose sympathies are with
=, Allies. said yesterday that they had
- doubt that many millions Of the
c.-nsn war bonds would be taken in
,ss country. the proceeds TO be left
5sr, for the purchase Of goods. They
i.gb,ed. however. that there would be
.,.ort 10 a bankers acceptance credit
AZ alternative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
The War Market.

Yesterdays was characterized as a
var market" like those of the pre-
r3rg davs Of the week. Brokers had
,,I5 on Friday that the market had a
sd out appearance, and yesterdays
'lsng tended TO confirm their judg-
rest. l. was no market in which TO
gl stocks. as those who tried II found
% their cost. The rapid rally toward
10 close was generally attributed TO
re covering Of short contracts by the
r-ofessionals in the face of the two
avs holiday. While the expectation
throughout the Street was that any
news that broke" before Tuesday
would be more likely 20 be bad than
good. the professionals were wary Of
Increasing their Shorts" remember
ing what had happened at the end Of
July. About the only good news that
could be reasonably hoped for, as the
Street saw II, was a proposal of set
dement, Of the difficulties between the
United States and Germany, and as 1t
vas this country's next move the be-
lief was that there would be nothing
definite from Washington until about
The middle Of the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
APPROVE r. R. MERGER
Minneapolis & st, Louis and
Fort Dodge Lines Now One.

Stockholders Of the Minneapolis &
ST. Louis Railroad and the Des Moines
4 Fort Dodge at a special meeting in
Des Moines on Friday approved the
merger Of the two properties. Be
cause Of the objections by Des Moines
& Fort Dodge stockholders TO the
terms of the agreement the merger
was delayed for several months be-
yond the time scheduled for 1t 70
take place.
For this reason the original agree
ment was modified so that holders OF
the preferred stock Of the Des Moines
G. Fort Dodge should receive 90 per
cent in preferred stock and 90 per cent
in refunding and extension mortgage
8 per cent bonds of the Minneapolis
& ST. Louis. The amount distributable
10 holders Of the common stock Of the
Des Moines line remains unchanged.
namely. one share Of Minneapolis &
ST. Louis common for each two shares
Of common Of the Des Moines & Fort
Dodge.
The Minneapolis & 81. Louis, as own
or Of s2,b30,O00 of the common stock
Of the Des Moines & Fort Dodge, will
receive si,266,000 Of the new common
stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
As Measured BY Money.

Sterling exchange closed the week
comfortably above the gold point from
Ottawa, and the discount on francs
vas not too great TO work much hard
ship 10 French debtors; but marks,
kronen and lire were practically un-
nlAble Demand marks, at 84 cents
ior four, showed a discount of nearly
lis per cent. In other words, mer-
chant in Germany with a debt of 500
70 pay here would have to give his
banker for a remittance AIS marks in
stead Of something like 20 marks in
normal times Or, TO put it the other
vsy round, a merchant here could pay
debt 20 a German correspondent at
cost Of less than 500 which in ordi-
nary times would have cost him Sll3 20
% discharge As for Italian exchange,
he market has been without demand
for some time. II is offered at OCT
Ire for the dollar, and could probably
be bought cheaper. Normally lire sell
little cheaper than francs, which are
unusually low now at 5.24 for the dol
AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
Frnnce Prnfects the Prompt.

PARTICIPATION in the French loan.
,l,eb is 10 be issued on February 25
,s5 runs for ten years, has been Of
i.rsd 10 a number Of the larger banks
nd trust companies in this city. In
-os. cases these institutions have not
b,en asked 20 take part Of the loan
themselves. but 10 receive subscrip-
IONS for il. One feature Of the loan
!. very striking. II gives the sub
.,rIher the right TO participate in any
fu,ure loans up 20 the year 1918 at
al. the Offering price of the present
iw1e, which is 70 be put out on $50
-, cent basis. The idea in this is,
n course, 20 encourage investors TO
ale the loan now offered instead OF
Waiting for later offerings, which are
kelly TO be on a higher income basis.
hat is. Il irsures the subscriber that
), will be in exactly as favorable a po-
,i,ion with regard 70 the later offerings
IS those who wait for them. Incident
,uy. there is a hint in the date Of 1918
q what the French government con-
nders 10 be the maximum length Of the
wlr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Gross earnings of United States rail
roads making weekly returns to "Dun's
Review" continue In considerably
smaller volume than a year ago, the
total of roads from which reports have
been received for the first week in
February amounting to S6,755 1888, de-
crease Of 1912 per cent, as compared
with the corresponding period in 1914
The trend toward betterment that has
been shown for some time past by the
roads in the West and Southwest is
maintained. In the South the only i'm
portant system reporting improvement
is the Chesapeake & Ohio, and this is
slight. On the other hand, the falling
off on Louisville & Nashville, Southern
and some other leading roads is still
large.
Following are given gross earnings
Of United States railroads reporting
for the first week in February and loss
as compared with earnings of the same
roads for the corresponding period a
year ago; also for roads that reported
for the same week in the two preced-
ing months, together with the percent
ages of loss compared with last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune J


Albany FEB. 2O.-Incorporstious filed win sec
Hsid 4 ode,s Manhattan: publishing; $4,000
]. ) Odets. "a southern Boulevard y. L. Aichi'
Schisiber 4 Ejn1iS. Manhattan: deal in butter
g. DOD: VI l. SrhreibeT 30 Ryngton 81, n l.
Anton EiuZlg Mar Blumenield, y. ,. .,n ,nn.
Holland Court Realty Co. hanhAt.m' , slO.gov,
ile,IIer. c X Dahmer u Y
Brown Kent Jackson Lumber Co.. BinghAmton
so 900. l. H. Brown. BlnghAnton. r. - NUT
Brsdiord Penn = Jackson s, bsns "; 600 X
YenneInAn. Buffalo. G. c. Klein. J. sau''st'
ne ksee Mts cop Msnha.an T.3gi .Stg :,
y Y: e O Campbell. y. Y: w. IL Baird.
Cilnohaeid Navigation Co, Manhattan t15.oo0
J. l. stewart, address not given. C. y. smith, ID.
H. TfaSk. addresses DOT given .
World Leather Novelty Corp. Manhattan; 5000
Elizabeth SQrkn. 1850 ssh ST., Brooklyn. Mendei
Sorkin. Brooklyn. Aaron Meter. n. y
bile repair SO 900: Arthur Vans IT,. Williams
Vile, Ene County. II. NJ Abel. wiliamsTille: H.
" J. " Haiisield Co. Msnhsuan. boys, mems
clothing; t750o. u. MARKS. 6Ol w. lt0th st
n Y Hattie Hausteld. 3 J. HSrsfeid. Brooklyn.
Merchants Mail order League hoehes'e5 general
nj A smith IS c Smith. Rochester.
n " Fuller Co. Albany. grain: $40 600 2.
J. Bne!, So2 Hamilton 81. Albany. l. N Aonthie.
o B a 's stSdios RaTao $4,000: A l. Burn.
ham Buffalo: J. T. Kelley. " :. Bell Buffalo.
The Hiths Bros MAClJ improvement Co. Man.
h.tts9; 5000; c a,,s M M,,s B,ils n st.
Crescent Cloth sponging Co, Manhattan VIC goo
Nathan Emmeuch. 23s Shllmsn 81. Brooklyn.
William Emmerich. Henry Seller. \. y
$40 900 gdsin Coz 22g " 2sth st., n. \. Martin
GOOdfnund. J. H. Potter, y. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
CHICAGO WHEAT
PRICES LOWER
With Slight Rallies at Times, All
Grains Show Net Declines
Provisions Off.

Chicago, Feb. 20.-Dangerous condi-
tions abroad for export shipments
brought about a fresh decline to-day
in wheat. Notwithstanding rallies, the
market closed unsettled at lhc under
last night. Other net losses were:
Corn, &c to 1Bc; oats, &c to 1c, and
provisions, 71ac to 37hc. Rather
stormy selling occurred at the outset
in wheat, regardless of firm quota
tons at Liverpool. 1t was evident
that holders were liquidating in whole
sale fashion, many stop-loss orders be-
ing uncovered, especially in the July
option. During the break which en-
sued, however, cash and export houses
were persistent buyers of the May de-
livery. This circumstance and the fact
that some foreign business was said
to have been done at the seaboard
and in Kansas City led to a reaction,
which was afterward duplicated with
increased force, owing in part to word
that millers were buying at Minneapo-
lis.
Fears that exports might be gravely
interfered with prevented the rallies
in wheat from assuming lasting
character. Favorable prospects for the
domestic winter crop counted also 10
some extent against the bulls. Advlces
regarding the energetic attacks on the
forts at the Dardanelles came too late
to affect the market. Corn was under
pressure most of the day. Domestic
buying for industries was something
Of an offset at one time, but the in
fiuence of the big visible supply and
of the wheat weakness could not well
be conquered. Seaboard assertions of
a big export call for oats were unable
to overcome the results Of the depres-
sion of other grain.
Provisions showed decided weakness,
especially pork. It was said packers
were figuring on big arrivals of hogs
next week. Range of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
ROADS MUST SUPPLY CARS
Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion Upholds Shippers.

, Washington, Feb. 20.--The Interstate
ennerce Commission held to-day in a
sr'ded opinion that il and not the
seerts has original jurisdiction in q
ase where there ic an alleged failure
y the part Of a railroad 10 furnish
afs 70 the extent requested by ship,
~. The Illinois Central had denied
Ae lurisd.ction Of the commission IN a
Nse involving two coal companies and
1gued that the question was one for
"st determination.
The opinion held that a carrier must
more than provide itself with sum /.
sent equipment for the slack period OF
IA production and must assume the
ssLn,aen Of explaining or excusing its
".ufe 10 furnish cars.
commissioner Clark wrote a dissent
.g opinion, in which Chairman Harlan
ae Commissioner Clements concurred,
.'lolng that the question of requiring
carrier 20 provide itself with addi-
WA facilities, or respond in damages
failure 80 20 do, was essentially a
. !. one and not within the power
TIE commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
RESOURCES.
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

moderate demand prevailed for tonnage. but
the scarcity Of boats limited trading Rates wefs
fim and but slightly changed. Quotations u Liver
pool ia: London. I'D Hull, sad April cotton
10 Liverpool per 100 3D. 81 80. CHARTERS 70
British steamer previously. 5000 quarters gram.
Atlantic range 10 ROTTERDAM. y Cd April. British
steamer 80 600 quarters oats. same 20 Avon
mouth or London. 6s. March April: British Heatn-
eT ~ 900 quarters grain. 10 west coast itay.
los 3d March British steamer, 5000 quarters.
same: British steamer. 300 quarters. same; Bnt-
ish steamer. 81 900 quarters. same from PorilAnd.
10 ai.d February; British steamer. 2.l60 tons.
time Charter general trade. IL months. basis los
IA. British steamer. 3 205 tons (preyiousyl sugar.
Ciis 10 London Liverpool or Green0ck. SOS %.
Fsbruary. spanish steamer. 297f tons. sane, sos.
March; schooner. s27 tons. Quehrsch0 wood. buenos
Ayres 10 New York or stanford. - schooner; III
ions same private terms. schooner. l5J tons lum-
ber Jarksonytlle 70 Providence, 81 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb. 2o.--wHEAr-spot. steady; No !.
No hard winter. l3s lOd CORN-syot quiet;
American mixed - "a American miIed. new. ~
IA. futures Quiet: February. Is l0d March Is l0Ad.
patents. sos HOPS In London
IPacirc Coast IS 5s&G4 lss. HAMS-shori cut.
Coz "a BACON-Cumherland cut. COS Sd. short
III az, "a: clear bellies. COS Ga: long clear MD
dies ught 6is: heavy. 63s. short clear backs, SIS.
SHOULDERS Square. SIS ID. lARD-Prims
Ayesf,rn tierces. new s2s old. SIS "a: American
,espsd pals 20 %: 56-ib boxes. SIS 81.
CUTEsTE Canadian finest white and colored. new.
sos al Tt'RPENTINE-spirtl as 81. LINsEED
on. 9ls OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9kd ROsfN--
Common noninaiiy rs 81. COTTONsEED OIL
Hull refined. SPOT. 39s
London Fe6 2O-Calcu,ta iihseed tFeb and
march, SIS Ga Insect Oh. s0s 81; sperm oil. f2s:
petroleum. American refined. sid sYirits. eAd:
tallow Australian. t0s cd. tufpentne. spsris. ga
81: rosln. American strained. ia 81 nns, ia 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. February 20. 1915.
GRAIN.

WHEAT--A feeling 81 upcert alnty prevailed and
there heavy selling early the part OF longs
who were not inclined % carry their wheat over
sunday and Monday This pressure resulted I'm
decline Of 2's@32r. but later tho market rallied
and al the close the net losses were nc. Local
not been interrupted and that business was pro-
ceeding usual. although freight rates were high
and That considerable delay was being experienced
IN dischargIug boats abroad. which migh' result In
their forward dates being postponed. There was,
however further advance IN war risks. and rates
have advanced about 80 per cent during the last
week or TWO. which I'm itself gave fair example
0f the uucasiuess which prevails Ia the trade. EN-
port orders were again In the market and an active
demand fJr May position On Chicago suggested the
taxing of OF hedges against cash wheat sold for
export. and Il said that sales for the day
would possibly amount 10 1850 900 bushels. Ia the
local cash marke, No red winter wheat was
quoted al 81 IS and 40 hard at 81 70i., all rail
c T track: No / Nog Duluth 81 81 and No | Nor
Manitoba 81 GS. Buffalo CORN was weak
early IN sympathy with wheat and under heavy
selling but regained part Of the loss on unfayor
able weather IN Argentina. and at the close was
5alisc net lower. Receipts at Interior points tcll
of about 100000 bushels for the week. bur the
visible was expected 20 show another increase on
Monday. In the local cash market No yellow
corn was quoted at - Ac / 90 arrive. OATS
The market was Influenced principally by the move
meut IN wheat aud corn. and az he close values
were "a a lc net lower although Italy was credited
With taking about 500 600 bushels for export. Local
cash market barely steady standard. &c; 10 2,
G4isc. 40 g. 63igc; No 4 s3l2c; fancy clipped.
go 6Sc; ordinary clipped. 6ir @6jEc. al elevator
RYE quiet. No , Western. 81 "a C New YORK
BARLEY steady. feeding. Sjc : New YORK
mating sS,aeGc 9 ( Buffalo. BUCkWhEAr dull ;
Urifns state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
SURPLUS RESERVE
AGAIN REDUCED
Shrinks Over 50, 500,000-Loans
a Trifle LoWer-Demand
Deposits Decrease.

The actual Clearing House statement
showed decrease in surplus of $685.
900, to Sl37,174,f50. Demand deposits
decreased $10,SO9, 900, time deposits in
creased S4,375,000 and loans decreased
S431 900. Reserve in vaults and in the
Federal Reserve Bank decreased S4,-
$4,000, while specie in vaults de-
creased sl,121, 900.
Surplus reserve in the average state
ment decreased s402,050, TO $13S, 1885,
no. Demand deposits decreased ST.
$4,000, time deposits increased S2,Sl1,-
900 and loans increased S3,7Ss, 900. Re-
serve in vaults and in the Federal Re-
serve Bank decreased S1,05S, 900. while
specie in vaults decreased S1,l2S,000.
ACTTrAT STATrnFNT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
foreign" Selling Of Bonds.

The bond market has suffered but
little from he political complications,
the bloom having left it some time be-
fore Germany announced her plans for
submarine blockade. The most &C
tive issues receded during the week,
WITH some exceptions, and the others
held their ground. Bond dealers said
hat there had been a good deal OF
hort selling on seller 20" contracts.
There was a suspicion, if not a GER
ainty, that much Of il had no refer
'hee whatever TO foreign liquidation
except the wish, for obvious reasons, to
Be thought a part Of il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
PROVISIONS.

bo,yy selling on the hog situation, liberal supplies
and in sympathy with grain stop loss ordets Ss ad
eIso,,nteTed on the decline, especially III PORK anu
S,ie ,bsre we're occasional rallies on covering al
,bs close the market vas easy POhh-Vl.e. .
mes. 500 s2l; family. So jOe!2f snort c,eM
81, ga. pacEet S25as2i: extra India mess, zoo
SIS DRESSED HoGs-steady. , 6ieCn' ,, So
,.'r RI iTSEPicked bellies dull 10 lbs, nc,
u lbs, isA l2,4g Z e, l:e r picked e. 1 eif9
steam, -. - Az tfsTsc LAKD-Weak: Middle West
90 = i0c city easy. csc refined south America
NJ &c. Continent nlCc; Bfa,m bsSsi t5.oi
comppund easy, SA@slzc. SIEAhL'E-DN
.,e.gy- cleo i0.c: City lard. HE.
coTToNsEE0 OIL.
vv.,L under heavy rquldating sales. closing loG
- noln,, net lower. Crude oil was oelhs oHefed
49, freely Range OF prices w..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
Stock Sales and Exchange.

10 London dispatch yesterday Ger
nan, Austrian and Hungarian holders
we're reported 20 be selling stocks here,
hhng advantage of the low exchange,
Vhieh partially Offset the decline in
nsrket prices. Exchange rates, how
sssu, did not lend much support to the
belief, being at their weakest since
h war began, and so giving no evil
ssaee Of the remittance Of proceeds
iom these sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. February 20. 1915.
BUTTER.

Re,sIpts zoos packages. Yesterdays advance
a. pistained With0u. dirlculty. and there was a
,,-1srs,s trade in the and fancy grades Of fresh
t.5is butter Creamery. extras tg2 scorel, SIG
siLc. higher. 500 32l4c. hrsts. .Ng3lc; seconds
Ri :! iLc. held extras t92 scoEel. @s Zyc. higher
-si h g0c. nrsts 21is q iac. seconds. . zoc
sac dairy finest. -9g3oc. sdod 10 prime. zee &c.
cHEEsE.
Receipts l.eS3 boxes Market easier. with er-
mont trade dueler AMI local trade moderate. there
Is little more disposition 20 shade prices 20 sun
mI5Hc. average fancy. i6L q lie winter. export
TWP specials. Gisnlbh.c. average fancy l54 "a
ls.c. WIS whole mllk. double daisies. 1914 lie.
slnsis daisies. ltA 9leasc. tgins. l6dl7c, Young
America l6ald-.c. state, skins. he.d. specials
l4hal5c. winter, specials. lsis@lic: choice
EGGS.
Receipts. san case. LargsrNupplies expected ia
the near future. Receivers anxious 70 avoid earry-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
SUGAR.

Refined unchanged. on the basis q 5I1c io' me
y,sSnI.tsd TRAILING was quiet; "a" quleief. WIN
49,. ftsnosed 10 await deye Opmen,s Prices re-
'.a ,in,hanged al lie for centrifugal. &C. tof
I.sss. sud 81, d3Ac for CubAs. cot and freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
NEW YORK PRICES.
CONSOLIDATED EHCHAN
seAeoARO cLEARANcES.


Flour was inactive and uominally unchanged.
Spring patents s. 4OaS 80; spring clears. 81 JOG
s. winter patents. s. 400 = 90 winter siraIshts
s. 25gS7 40. extra No winter. S69S 10; 10 :.
spring patents jobblng lots s. jOa$S IS. BUCK,
WHEAT FLOUR-Dull; 50 p. nominal. per 100
s. % choice to fancy. 81 3Oas7 80. CORNAiEAL
Barely steady: kiln dried. 81 Is. BAG MEALD
81 90; coarse 81 SOa$l s.. FEED-Wesern bare
y steady bran. lOo:9 sacks. $2' standard mid "a
-four iiO.lb sacks, s3j 80. City steady; bran.
bulk So so lOO-b sacks. S2S: heavy do. So;
-four do. SIS so: red dog -four. HOLD sacks $50;
oilmeal $40 j0gSil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
SEED PRICES.

Feb. 81: March g. 9ih ADdL s. 70; Oct s. say.
ALsIkF--I'rims cash aad March $3.50 TtAO-
THY-Prime cash. March and April. 81 iais.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

Inactive. and after an early advance Of ! TO
nonts on buying BY local operators, probably on
account OF the higher war risks on shipments from
brazil values eased or and 1t the close we're net
10 1 points lower. with sales Oh 9JOg
I'm all departments Local spot Rio Is quoted al
T4c and Santos Is al 9ac. Range Of contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21

SUGAR FUTURES opened easy at decline OF
10 Ia uolpts on active positions. with sales OF 80
tons The market remained inactive. but the tone
improved somewhat, and though the volume Of
business was small $50 tons, prices closed 10
points net lower Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
WEEKLY SUMMARY OF BOND SALES ON LIE STOCK EXCHANGE

the al highest lowest l NJ p botr ed inont the
he EEK d " owes prcsh
earrn and
agar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-21
! neekly 1enorts nilh comrarlsons.

Liverpool ca5les-Spot dull: sales. 1000 bales
speculation and export. 500. American. 5000; i'm
ports Il 900. American. SO 900. midiling. 409i;
futures opened quiet 2a3 points lower. closed
quiet 1917 points lower y-June sou July
August. 4s4lzd. October November 5.o6d. January
February, 5.l2a