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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
WHAT THE BUYERS WILL
LOOK AT TODAY

PTTsBuRGH-Tos Home Co: Mss DiIon. 40 On
PTrrs6uRGH- Kaufman Dsps store: P Cohen 80
ST IOi.Is"B Nu..r, 4 Bros y g CO. liss Ro5-
inson ard Mss Geiser 40 fih az l4ih h'oi'
Ladies underwear. Gloves ard Hssisy.
cHIcAGo-slegei. Cooper Go. Br'eh. sior-s' u
cI.EyEIAyD-Biiisy Co. II Ksizens,eini II W
1ad a. i0fh fpor
PTTsBURGH-Jossp Home Co: Mo Psi,srson.
T6LEDo-w J. Miner Co. Il " = wmisn'; 20
I'D c. sth floor
wash Gsoss. Liasns and silh.
PITTSBURGH -Bozss & Bull. Mr. schumsn. 81
ST PAUf..-.Nsahsins, E,a.. Air Kelly. Mr RHt
sPRINCFIELD. OHiO-r6e Tdv Wren Coz Mf
Burns. wash goods 1870 BEtf. ih roor. -
TOLED0-w L Miner Go: Gefdes: % 22i
YOUNGSTOWN " McKelr,y Co: Miss " Con-
nell. sllNi 1910 BWsy. ~ foof.
Mems wear.
B0sToN-.R n White 90. NJ koven. eie,hinEi n
M. 40 an aT iath roor
MENPus-J Coldsnhh q son, Co: Bursssz.
PIrTSBJ RGH-kaufman's Dcpt store solomon.
lo.s cothilz obs 100 SD AZ rear sih ho2f. 49,
81 Lot Is emous q Barr. Mr. kentie. u
ToIEDo-w T. Miner Co. NJ A Williams: 20
W ga ST. sil floor.
Miscellaneous.
BMTMoRE-cahn. Goblens GO. NJ, Com. joSs.
AmCnos. house dssses ll19 RNu. an hoor.
BOSrON-R u White. Mr Theal. upholstery goods.
go tth as. l-tn a00r
BosT0N-R II wife Co. Horne. trunks ard
bags 40 til A. l.td floor.
PlTrSBU RGH Joseph Horne Co. Miss Simpson.
ieFe'y. 40 an az llth floor
PIrTSBJ BGH-kufmaGn's pcpi store. Mcfstt.
leather goois and hosiery. Siiverstein. rugs:
Mofait. hosiery seiIas, sporting goodsI 200
sfh az. Room s0i
PI,TTsBURGg,-B 3e;s BAH; ", MeDon.id.
ST PAUI-Manhcimer Bros Miss McHale. cors,s
1870 Bway. fih floor
ST LOrlS-Funous q Barr. lfr Boston. tors. 81
" .6fl 81 Nfl floor
SpRINGFiELD OHIO Tbs Fdw Wren Co. Edr
Wren. H. laccs 1870 Bgsy fth floor
TOLEDO-W L. Nuner 60. ! & Mcilhaney. ORA
peries. .N " ga g. san floor
BOSrON-l1erc's Aiiss GRIM. waists: Mas OCai-
laghsn. misses suits. Miss Connor. infants caps.
toasemenu. Mr. Rlng. fIr. NJ Cooper. eosis
and suIfs
PrrSBt kGH-kaufmarn Department stores; Mr.
Abbott. Mr. J. Siycrsien. carpets. rugs and Up
holster 200 i,h aF. Room S0l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
r,c That Fills New Street
Seems to Emanate from
the Stock Exchange.
NTFRBOROUGH-MET.
REFLECTS ACCIDENT
o.,blehem Steel at Last Takes
the Lead of u. s. S.
Sterling'S Record.

,vsss day iD tho financial distric;
-, ,pe fog that hid Now st. inter
.~,,,ly throughout the session
.-,s 10 have ITS origin quite natu-
NJ on the floor Of the stock tx
zee whether 10 came from there
-, II was a proper symbol OF The
Ing in Wall Street. In some sort
4, accident iu The subway helped to
s,,ui,e the stupidity Of the trading,
use Il delayed so many brokers IN
...,;,r 10 work that the inactivity Ct
!, ror.ins could we'll be laid 10 tnat,
a 1876. for instance, board on
.;,s ninety stocks are ordinarily
-.,.s showed prices for only twenty
- Among the abscDtees were
~ securitics as Brooklyn Rapid
-, Baltimore & Ohio. New York
c,-.rsl Lchich Valley, the INTERIOR
.Wetropolitau stocks, Canadian
49,. Rev Haven. St. Paul, SHELTERS,
,'..,.,da. ard so on. When the Inter
a..,rsh issues appeared. IL was with
IA decline I'm the preferred to 80,
:, ir-educiblo for the day. az least
-.,i-ur, snd with a similar break N
=, cannon % 1913. At that time,
..,,v,r. IL was reported that 200 had
~, klled. Later both stocks rallied,
4, ,onrcn better than the preferred,
..,prh each showed a loss on the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations

The Winnipeg Electric Railway
company has sold TO William A. Read
4 Co. Sl5oO,OOO per cent notes. of
which S7500O0 natures on January
To- 1916, and $4,000 on January 10.
1917 While practically all Of the is
sue has been privately disposed Of, the
remaining one-year notes are being
offered at 1904 and the two-year
notes at 100.
Railway and Light Securities.
The income account Of the Railway
and Light Securities Company. which
owns bonds and stocks Of forty-two
public service corporations located in
widely separated sections Of the coun-
try, gives a combined income from
bonds, stocks and notes Of S282,965
for the twelve months ended Novem-
Der 30. There was paid out for eX-
penses and taxes $15,592, and the bal
ance, after interest charges, which
amounted to $9l,937, was S175,436.
Philadelphia Company.
Directors of the Philadelphia Com
pany have declared a quarterly scrip
dividend for a second time of IL, per
cent on the common stock, payable
February l 10 shareholders Of record
January is. The dividend is redeem
able at the option Of the company on
or before February l, 1918, and carries
interest az the rate Of per cent, pay
able semi-annually. Stockholders re-
ceived the first scrip dividend on No
vember .. which becomes due in
eighteen months, but in order that
certain obligations of the company
may be retired out Of current earnings
the present dividend has been extended
for "a period of three years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
RAILROADS ORDER STEEL
Purchases and Inquiries BY
Carries Cheer Trade.

Steel trade publications tell Of en-
couragement in trade circles from rail-
road orders and inquiries, though TINS
movement is. of course, still llght as
compared with a year ago. Steel mil
operations have not shown any remark
able increase so far, and pig IRON IS
being bought only moderately. Pig IRON
production in December was little
under that for the month before, but
capacity on the first of January was
somewhat larger.
"The Iron Age" says:
The steel trade has drifted quietly into the new
year December bwing in bars plates ana s9ai i,
was liberal in comparison with Noyember and we
advance Of l10c. Pittsburgh. which an important
,-g.iuce-s announced 10 be effective January /. led
10 a fair amount Of covering az lower nkuifes. 49,,
rsfIer better schedules than those Of the HOLIDAYS;
I'M the increase is not pronounced Actual ana
.,'.ti,o bnyirg 6v the railroads has had a good
deal of pubicty particularly as 20 rails go go
rig iron production in December was l2i'','@
tons or As 500 tons DAY. as compared van h. ~,
Jauuary J. with l47 furnaces iu blast. me acu'e
capacity was 4s.S}S tons day, against 4s'43t lo.s
Der l.
"The Iron Trade Review" will say:
Considerable encouragement IS being derived BY
the steel trade from the increased buylns ~ ue
railroads Rail ard track supplies are ule pIlHSpal
products iu demand. and some laTse 3IueIs nat !,
tse1 placed Rail orders Of the week aggregate
roi less than so 900 tons. and actual inquiries h1"
t..r.dirr run from go 900 10 100000 tons, Me
largest of which IS that for 10000 tons tor uie
Pa1usyIvania Railroad. 10 be purchased 81 UNI,
fimc with 20 600 tons additional 20 he PLACED
later Equipment buying IS responding Slowly. nul
there arc more cars and locomotives under htgo'la-
tiOn.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad has
made contracts for the purchase OF
1000 freight cars, 1000 box cars and
1000 steel hopper cars, and options
have been taken on an additional l,OVO
box cars and 900 steel hopper cars.
At the same time prices have been
asked on $4,000 tons of rails. The or
der for the ! 900 steel hopper cars was
placed with the Cambria Steel Company
of Johnstown, Penn, and the box cars
will be purchased from the Mount Yer
nom Car Manufacturing Company,
Mount Vernon, Ill oo e.,.
The contracts made for 1000 freight
cars call for prompt delivery, and 1t is
expected that work on the new equip
ment will be started Immediately; The
new equipment ordered will involve an
expenditure of between Sl,5OO,OOO and
81, 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inquiries relating 10 trade matters and condi-
lions should be addressed 70 tho Editor q tho
Buyers Column.
Question Please tell me the names
Of the commercial hotels in the follow
ing cities: Columbus, Dayton, Indian
apolis and Chicago. | am showing a
mems clothing line. Thanking you for
this information. Bert X. b. Answer
Columbus, Chittenden; Dayton, Al
gonquin; Indianapolis, Claypool; Chi
cago, Great Northern.
Ouestion-What will be the most
ropular cloth for the spring season
Yours truly. A Buyer Of Ready-to-
wear. Answer Gabardine and pop
Inns.
Question Are Southern interchange
able mileage books good on the Penn
sylvania Railroad A Thankful In
quirer. Answer No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
FOREIGN MARKETS.

rtv.r,o.i. Jan s-wHRAT-spot STEADY No !.
usoitoBS lis "a: No 3. lis. No bard ~int,f, lls.
s,fires nominal CORN-spoi homih- n gISf,'1
,y.,,s n.terfs 81, 81 HOPS IN London if4cine
coast sg l5ssgs o. BIkI-EI'i,iio 10. inoHIi Hans
49,, ~ sas BACON-Cumber.and cut, %
~, ,,b 6j, "a: clear bellies 90 %. long ceaI
aidiles. uzhi. 65s 81 hesg, IS q M3Ii Am
pam. Western. terces. new, - % o.l' - 81
Ame-ean refined pals. So bold poLss, - ~
III "a. TAiIOW-Australlan In London, iis "a
I'M PESTINE-sp.nu 80 %, LlNaEE, ~ ~,
IA al PETROiEr M-kennei, ~, d, "a,
Common. lis. CorIoNsEED oii
Iondon. Jan sLINsEEp-cslc i prTf soa
ys,{i-,f Hpsrned American T.d: spirits. si.d Ith-
PiESTfNE-splris. 3es. ROsiN-AmsheAn s'fa4hsa'
i0.. me IS Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

good demand prevailed i9f 'o1 ,nneai..,.l,Bs seg
FAR an s'las yesses Rates continued strong a.
he highest terms yet recorded ol,J Bli.S 81
eipgo,,.. - Ns,eb picked ports. large tonnage ~
81: cotton % Liverpool per o 100 d ~. S.. Bstl
IT'S sS ., y fda1d6n IS January. British steamer ~
Doe ors oats Baltimore 70 ffensh -. a.
por, IS 81 January February P nn,e,ds| private
, wv nroinpt British steamer 5000 qL sISl
N..s York 10 Marscilles % ~ LOUIS ~ NJ gai
t,.nssfisutlc trade, one round UP w,
efarter private terms, January .Is1 ,osi .age
,.l.'' .',I i,tn. IN 500 January. Swedish steamer
se7 ions C;uf 10 G0thenbufg. I8os, Maien' sllp
i7i6 tons, cotton. South Atlantic % bremen os,
u Sycyt IN no dc Janelro. s. -, ami loAdsd
.b9oney ss5 tons coal Norfolk 90 NO de "a
reiro s. IS schooner. ~ tons. COAL p~-' "
gt-uftirsos private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
THE METAL MARhEIS.

coPPER--Iocai street marsei nrm. WIN e &C.,
troiytic quoted Al lsel9isc enl e.s'us 80
Standard sgot. $50 los for futures ana t'4 lo'
10 r, * ~ ~. u.,.i Frrhange vas quiet With
sr.1t ouofed Ar $50 see in lots 81 Eve ton. eAsl.
feiivsrirs IN warehouse. Manhattan IN ionde a
Tin closed a, tl5i Iss 70, s.@l.sHu "" A'N ''
LEAD .quist New lers pot 800 ~ S's 20 ana
Past u Louls 1850 Csc. London le~n ~ w "A.
AID Tsst g Loud spos. 5ses5.I5e. London spell
'si IR uiS,'a ussha ans At ui s5sNiT5 for No
foundry Nofflfru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
coTroHSEED oil.
SUGAR.

Refined quiet Fine grsHulaied as quoted a.
s5c net les 2 pr cent Tor cash. krpv-tes were
rof la the market. although Do vas SAID tial
Frarre hal purchased about 900 tons q refined
recently FolloEing LIT prices Of ne Anefic Az
SUGAR Rsanlug Co Crsfal doln.nos. c4aes, -
cartons haf Or fun size pieces. 1850. ald ep'e
In haf-cases. % cases. SD cafio q. lt3c. 40
&c n hair cssss Eagie tablets, Sc, guy lo4ii
Sc. crushed. Ifrs mould A. 9-flc. c4pe. z. ~
EaEfs coat erflonsss' fr4lulafed. l-yts \ NV
p0sd-rsd , 1895 6oc Boz containe1 = TO blk
Esoss pardcrsd ald Eaz.e coarse sf4nuiat.d.
o.. fr.,f po-Jslci ard Lage ezra me sfauu.
lated ~ dolin1 sralulstei casa, :. ~. az
3 No. cartons. -fc. ard tsc ln BAR fasgs E-sle
p 90 a1d 10 cauens ne srsnulai,d. lei
.-lb bags DO. o -ic. -b bags %. 20. PIP
hsss 90 5l5c len btFs do. 3lQc. - snd N
Ib bags d.. and standard sranulsiei. 3ci me-
sranuiaied and disn.oad A. igie. eonieeuenefs
A. $50. No Z AIoc. No 2. &c. NJ ,. 30.
SO 4. tsse; 50 3 t5oe; No .. -; 70 :.
IL Igss: 30 y. iise. Nos -. IL and D.. iloc
fsdnss we're scarce ff6m Cuba as holdsrs ve-s
sskns hishsr prices. although % vas generally
believed ihsi rsenefs would pay Ae l.si sac p-e
AID cary shipment There sefc n1 sa.s ta-lll.
slfhalgh f VS. believed thar cargo ~ Cubes
ass s0l OBJ a. outsider flr laruaD sn4lnie'li. af
a. ro-i AMI freight elual io tpl. - ru'irfl
AL fls market r.ns.d am a. cot f1r cen
irfuTsi 90 for uuiasiri sld l-a-r 'H tulst
cosf aaf freight NiIeff Gras REPORT fc.cps
e tlh-l s.aio Aliltic pcrts Co. DO frsA g.
lig8' ious. against 2e.i- isst yesf' ue.iasa,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07

be made later as the occasion demands
As the present deposit is in the form
of gold bars. bankers pointed out yes
terday that there was nothing to <re-
vent il from going out of this country
II il was deemed necessary.
Reports that the City OF Paris mas
sounded New York bankers on loan
were confirmed yesterday, but the
bankers who were asked TO participate
in the proposed financing stated that
they had replied that they were not
ready to consider the proposition al
this time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
ST. Paul's Heaviness.

y Paul stood apart from the rest
ne market throughout the session
easN Of the knowledge OF the trad
q nat a bond issue was imminent
" because il was guessed that the
1.':les 10 be put out would be con
Fasle into stock When 1t closed II
y q the lowest Of the day, although
eneisl announcement of an issue
. l2h pei cent of the aggregate
"a ou,sta nding, or about S29,l4l,-
vas not made until some time
Sf the end Of the trading session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
NOTES OF THE TRADE.

Several out-of-town buyers in the
market for their early spring buying
are little skeptical about placing or
ders for immediate delivery, owing 10
the fact that many large manufactur-
ing concerns are offering dresses at
very low prices. The reason given by
the manufacturers is that they have
made heavy purchases on cloths that
they thought were going TO be very
good for the spring season and have
found out their mistake by offering
this cloth long before the buying sea-
son opened. These manufacturers are
aware Of the fact hey have spoiled the
cloth for the coming season and are
now trying TO ruin the modes by offer
ing merchandise az ridiculous prices.
Il looks as If the dress manufacturers
have declared war. One buyer re-
marked: 81 am positively neutral and
will not do any buying until the smoke
has cleared away. | think that the
wideawake buyer will not jump at the
merchandise that IS being offered, az
this cloth will not be any seller for the
spring"
Figured crepe de chine is being sold
extensively at present for the higher
priced ladies' underwear trade Manu-
facturers are of the belief THAI this
material will take the place OF Italian
and Japan silks.
A well known buyer from the West
reports that he has purchased moro
than 500 suits made of covert cloth in
the sand shade, and will retail them
at So each.
Repeat orders on covert cloths are
reported in several quarters Of the
dress goods trade, but agents say that
the demand is mostly foe cheap cloths
or imitation coverts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
Gold Does Double Duty.

As vas supposed TO be the fact. the
EistnEal Of the S2.000,000 in gold
aH from the Assay Office on Monday
"a made By Lazard Freres for the
'itk Of France. They announced yes
Htsy that the gold had been 0epos-
I'd ior the account Of their client in
,l First National Bank. As necessi-
3 4 the mother Of invention, ingcnu-
y 4 the father Of profits, and the
ask Of France IN time when gold
zone TOO plentiful has found a way
( make that commodity do a double
CITY. Not only will the S2,00O,0OO he
i'siied as part Of the French bank S
hisns, bu. 10 will figure also IN the
iatr, Of the First National AT one
ns he same time il will enable Its
sFnS TO issue more notes or TO re-
On hose already isued with a larg-
rststihg Of metal, while its custodian
VI have the power, if il sees mt 10 use
e expand It's loans by more than
10000, in addition 20 keeping the
s.,Hs required by law for The 81
700 deposit. While there IS no
saiIe Information obtainable, II IS
Al9esed that this is only the first OF
'Hnes Of such transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

TIE folL0sing securities were sold Yesieniy :
auction a. tie Exchange salclroom - Adrian u
Muller a Son,
For account Of whom u may concern,
s7g % 100 shs Tyson A. Go, 500 each. lot. so
81 1900 sts Tyson a Co. 500 each. lot.. Z
2lO shs Tyson a Co. 500 each. No.. 4
s. 900 Norfolk a Western kAisay CO. consd.
Tatge Ter cent mgsfd. bonds. due 1895.
Interest April ard Octoasr. ........... 80
100 shs SchulIuzn Realty Co. $40 ssrh... "a
81 20 bond al mortgage n schu'man Realty
Co 20 N1luaCtlrers- cltlEcls Trust Co.
dated Auglst lftf 1914 Coverinz .
certain tract or pafec. n land a. ue
Borough ~ fins f0nuefy ~ TIE te4u
shlp n Msshirgf1n in the fQnny n
fergsn New lclfe. containing about ~
serls ~ land mote ar lees .....lsf. Ice
100 shs NsfioUal Folntsy Co. fieo rarh. 81
100 sh. Sshisrrlln & CO. pfd 500 each e
IS 900 forg Beach Power Co lsi mtge per
osat god bonds due May I. 1880. lci y
900 Log Beach PgNcr CO ~ mtgo Der
cent gold hontis due Ma j. 1910. ici g
900 I0ug Bf4ch Poser Co. lsf uigc pr
cent g0d hoIds due May J. 1879. io' 2
900 LOOK Beach Poser 60. lsf ntgr. pr
cent sod bonds due May !. 1910. iot q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
COFFEE.

There vas more activity In coffee YESTERDAY. sales
ciosing Al an advance u 70 IA points Tie
better feeling was due largely 70 more builsh
statistical showing. which attracted buylhS oi1eIs.
I.irope and New Orleans were both buying here
and there was covering by local shorts. with an
absence of the trade selling which has recently been
ofe of the principal obstacles IN the way ~ higher
mics Tie worlds visible supply nglres, as ~
Duuripg a ICONS estimate on the foreign slocAs'
sleYed decrease for December n 10000 bags,
ecmparei with an increase Of 495 $50 last year; snd
tbe Total was o 1855 j67. compared with l3GNl, 3N5
a. .JY.Tce Of III reis while Santos was unchanged
Cost and freight Offers were limited. OWING 70 ne
holiday In Brazil. but were unchanged % sAghll y
higher local cash market quiet ON the basis OF
~ a7 nc Tor Rio Is. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
NEW JERSEY CHARTERS.
Try Telegraph 10 TIE Tribune J

Iby iNtgfala 70 It's AtiN~''i
Trenton. ~ T.. Jan. 6.-holcoinhe fI"e'
sion co.. Jersey City. butter ana efk.. Wv
o01. A. g. HOic0mbe Newark, Asher Ni'9'"'
n b. Hoicombc Trenton. t..
rfuufcr Preserve CO.. Newark li's,i F'N.
60 001. BERTHA a. Hunter e.. \. Huh'''
N,rit,n g. Hunter Newark $3.50.
STRAIT A Richards. Iryington. elias pfoHi''s
SO Ce0. IS. r. strait Mary l.. suaR y D.
Richards. Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
sIeF WALL STREET NEWS

y special stockholders meeting Of
Nsw keystone Copper Company
MAS scheduled for yesterday 10
@ the recommendation authoriz-
ee sale Of the company's proper
he Inspiration Copper Com
Az Az aas been adjourned until Janu-
~ executive committee of the
s AIT Union Telegraph Company
~, 'cay elected A. X. Brewer, for
49, treasurer, vice-president. Lewis
ti' who was assistant treasurer,
Jtae treasurer, and Joseph W.
$50 formerly cashier, was chosen
-'~hs treasurer.
a y" operating revenue Of the Nor
w. western Railway Company for
oer' which amounted 70 SOFA
,sosed a decline Of S614,92S from
., .h,a IN 1913, or a loss Of IL per
<ai,.1s net revenue after expenses
Sle2OlO05. a decrease Of $2O2,-
Safslent 10 II per cent.
u Aetiofs banks yesterday retired
49, OF emergency currency, max
VA 70 date Of Si52, l69,425.
!, Pesisi Stock Exchange commit
a'hlmum prices has established
Co., rev minimum price for Gran
"i'0'idsted.
-, neement was made yesterday
ftes,' meeting Of the board Of d.
hgt, :. NE American Express Com
sssai NE resignation Of n. S. Julier.
4 = L,oent and general manager OF
.h lines, had been accepted,
| ~ .ueei on January J., 1915. Mr..
nhy placed or the retired list.
se,z,,~ geceeded by X. r. ". Cowie.
on the Pacific department,
gusrters az Denver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
r.,Ll,hem Crosses United states Sod.

To- week or more every Office in
he street has probably had some one
-,.eb;nr for Bethlehem Steel 20 cross
IT'D States Steel. Yesterday the
.,i was accomplished After a rise
Tg. points from the final figure Of
-lv 80. Bethlehem successfully chal-
-,ed lis bigger rival, and at the
.ss, OF the day held its place in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07

liverpool cables: Spot IN MODERATE
demand; sales, 1000 bales; speculation
and export, 1000; American, b,o0U;
Imports. $4,000 bales, including $4,000
American. Middling upland, 4.74d.
Futures opened quiet; Y to points
higher; closed firm at a net advance
Of 6is to 8 points. May-June, 4.5od;
July-August, 464d; October-Noyember'
AID: January-February, 4.7S12d. Man
chester Yarns quiet and firm; cloths
very firm, but prices asked check busl-
ness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
FLOUR AND MEAL

Flour WAS yery firm. with light offerings from
mills hut blyers we're reluctant about iouo"Wg ihe
advance. especially As wheat experienced pafual
e. so * 90 winter patents. s. l0MA6 80. winter
strSightS. S6aS6 -. extra No / winters va
s. so: No =, S5afj 20: Kansas srslgHis. 70 ivg
WHEAT FI.oUis-Quiet: 81 SJ@$3 per 100 d.. RYE
FLOCR-Quiet: fair 10 good. sos ~. Gn9lee 10
dried s. 30. BAG NEAL-Sle4dy; hne white aud
yeilor. 81 50GSi 81; coarse 81 i@aN 5o. fEED
Western firm: bran 100 10 sacks. S-l standard ma
dllngs DO t57 -four DO SO; rel dog n9ur' lt9-,p
sscks Ss5: city finn. bran bulk. go JO' IOy-lD
sscks SOS: heavy middlings do. IS: -four do. 50;
red dog hour HOLD SACKS. So 80; oilneaL 30 ~
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RosroN STOCKS IRREGULAR.

Boston. Jan G-wesknels in Boston a Maine.
uhifh closed AZ .Gis n -. vas thf fssile " ne
local market f0-dsY. ~ Tho MINING hst 'sium Z
and Anaons soid n point dunnE thc dsy. and
other frarloun derlinea aefc recorded. Tie mar
81 va irregular a. tfe close. Butte ani superior
SI-, United Fruit. lsi. American Isleyho1e. III y
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The following table give, ths exports sfi. q Ior see
rom rS,,.ry prepared for The tribune uy
s,nded a, y Moore Custom House forwa,defs, bqAs,
nr r@ckoned as three 70 the barrel anu 0o'''''D
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STGAE RES-Trading was more active.
SALES sinOunting 10 100 tons and prices were nrm
closing net unchanged 20 points higher Range
OF prices. w.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

$1,000. ssainst rs 900. sri total stock 1859
aEainst $500 tors. respectively.
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PROVISIONS.

slightly steadier early on moderate buying but
later essed On IN sympathy with graln, AID on re-
eeipis On i76 900 hogs al Western points. PORK
cIcsr Sl0asa8 BEEF-S Steady: mess. t2laS25i
family t2latg5: packet. sg2es-i; extra Indie
lness SssaSss DRESSED HoGs-sieady. bacons,
nig' Ike or MEATS Picked bellies easy
10 III. i5l.c. Il ~. I5c. 10 lb, Fac picked
r'tv 81, country 81. a67sc. LARD-Barey steady
Middle Wet 10 $50 l0e5c; ciy barely sie9dy
i6Ac. rrGled steady. south America. Ne. Con
steady. Tig74.c sTEARlNE-Quict: o.eo Joe.
clty lard. lllsc.
CoTrONSEEO OIL.
Buslr.Ss was larger. early trading advanced 20
Is uoiuis Lorsl longs sold heavily on the ad-
vance. which brought about reaction. BUT me
narkei sfeadied and hnal quotations we're ga
IN tolnts net higher Local c0aIact prices
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rxpoprs OF APPLES AND PEARS

,,.o. v.,bers. ,ssss %: ewes. 50 5000 10
sshesn' m.1ed. s. 1908. -