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New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
GOLD COMING FROM
CANADA AND CHINA
S1,500,000 Engaged by Guar.
anty Trust Co.; S2,500,000
by Another Bank.

It became known yesterday after the
close of business in Wall Street that
the Guaranty Trust Company has en-
gagged 100000 gold in Ottawa for
shipment TO New York, and that the
metal is now on the way. II was also
learned that this institution has in
transit with this city as its destina-
ton 100000 gold from China.
This is the first time this year that
the Guaranty Trust Company has en-
gagged gold for export from Canada. On
January IS, however, 100000 was re-
ceived from London direct. The banks
importations from China in 1915 thus
far have totalled S4,l00,000, S3,000,000
on January Il, 100000 on January 20
and 100000 in transit.
1t was also reported that another
international banking firm has en-
gagged s2,500,000 for shipment from
Ottawa to New York. Because of the
foreign connections Of this house it
was thought that this consignment
may be deposited here for the account
Of the Bank of France.
BY countries the sources Of the gold
imports since January ! are as fol-
lows: Canada, $l0,500,000 Excluding
S3,5O0,0OO reported); China, s4,lO0,000;
Japan, s2,250,000; London, sl,050,000
South America, Sl,000,000, and Den
mark, 100000. Against this, however,
must be deducted 100000 in gold
bars withdrawn by Lazard Freres from
the Assay Office on January 5 for the
account Of the Bank of France.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. March 10. 1915.
GRAIN.

WHEAT-The May position again showed indlca-
lions or very strong undeTtOnc on Saturday, with
prices at one time 2isc the previous night New
crop positions advanced about cent. but later most
OF the improvement in May lost. while new crop
positions sold under the previous night. September
closing sc net lower and other months partly sc
ret higher. There some disappointment over
the export trade. and the continued favorable
weather outlook IN the SOuthwcs' made Il difficult
sustain any advance IN the far months Minueapoii,
reported that at the current rate ~ decrease tie
present stocks Of about l. 900 900 bushels at that
point are likely To be reduced to 4 minimum before
July. Cash market firm. with No red winter
quoted at 81 81 and No hard winter at 70. all
rail-. l track. export: No / Northern Duluth.
81. and No | Northern Manitoba. 81 (
Bufalo opening navigation. CORN-A good trade
developed and prices had strong upward trend.
closing No &c net higher. Much Of the buying was
due 10 the strong cash situation, receipts being
pected TO fall of still further while tie cash de-
mand is active. particularly Tor Southern account.
No 2'yelow corn quoted at Sjc. I. TO arrive.
OATS-The big export trade during the last few
days. estimated al about 900 900 bushels day for
the week. has had strong effect. and the market
closed la lisc net higher RumOrs current OF
another good business. and there rs, nlrther buying
Of futures FOR foreign account. Cash market shared
the strength Of the West. being quoted as follows
STANDARD. 6jHc: No 2. 6j'tc: No 3. G5c: No 4.
63l9 9@6ii5c: fancy clipped. 6GG67isc: Ordinary
clipped. eiis@66kc. all elevator kYE-Market
rrm. No Western 81 20. c.i New York BAR
LEY-Market dull feeding &c. nominal, 1 New
York; mating. 76GS2c. Buffalo. BUCK
WHEAT-Market quiet; japanese. s2.l0. mixed. s.
silver hull, ~, prime state, 81.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
f1PICS OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
ooblic Not Yet Infected
Nv Enthusiasm Among
the Specialties.
erpFFT SUFFERING
FROM SPRING FEVER
,.,aers Ascribe Stock Market
nuluess to Jaded Appetite
of Spectators.

v,;,ser Europe nor Mexico has
-, 20 excite the Street any more.
,se syrations of certain special
" =, N the stock market. They have
~, followers, these speeialties, for
=. generosity with which tips have
-. given on them uptown and down
',,,dly to be paralleled in recent his
always forgetting Mexican Petro-
- ~ But although the bull campaign
,,nv equipped with brass bands, the
s.s-s;asn, i-; has failed TO be infectious,
s.rhEc for the most part standing
curb and wat hing the parade
Nsy Somehow the goose that lays
(. solden egg has got it into its head
". There's something else to real
,r rsrket than breathless activity in
60 rather young and not too we'll
~, ~ stocks. The food it thrives on
=. slways been different. A goose
=, in name, it seems disinclined to
. s new kind of ration.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14

Tu-nIlov EI": Eal, Nc, Ea3se Il. Range ID
10. lchge Urn Low III Low
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
WHEAT IN CHICAGO
GAINS AND LOSES
War Reports Send Market Up
and Profit Taking Sales
Cause a Setback.

Chicago, March 13.-Assertions that
much less progress had been made in
forcing the Dardanelles than had been
generally supposed gave the wheat
market to-day a sudden upward swing.
On account Of sales to realize profits,
however, the close was weak at a
range &c off to sc up, compared with
last night. Corn gained 4@lc net,
oats 1Gl &c. and provisions bG i212c.
Although the wheat market had an
upward tendency at the start, no un-
usual advance in values took place
until an hour later, when Paris dis
patches were made public indicating
that serious overstatements had been
made as to the headway attained by
the fleets assaIlng the defences OF
Constantinople. This hint OF unlocked
for delay in releasing the greatly de-
sired wheat surplus in Russia had an
immediate effect on the market here,
the direct results being in soms cases
gains of more than &c bushel.
European demand for cash wheat re-
mained urgent, but the amount con-
tracted for to-day was relatively small,
owing in the main to inability to obtain
any large quantities in the West. The
bulk of stocks at terminal points was
said to have been already sold for ship
ment, and there was no disposition
shown to part with any material rem
nant of the country reserve. big
falling off was expected in the visible
supply total on Monday. Range OF
prices: w..
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
Spring Fever.

Saving fever is with the Street as a
~ as well as with individuals. Not
~ ~ The season has produced it. The
80. ..-s nbenomena of the mind that call
- - &t,eacle and birthstone at the ap-
..,,rb Of midday, March p. have been
...,.joned by the welter of facts, al
,..tions, surmises. rumors and re-
rs rom the war in Europe and the
...'y.turyy doings in Mexico. Words
y -! wonder and of indignation have
~, since been used up, together with
=. I ,apscity for wondering and being
,,.orished. The news, as traders say,
% ~. NOT lack the punch" The fault,
Z = here is any. lies with the people
=. have 10 digest il. What is being
,,geht now in the stock market is
.,-s,hing 10 stimulate jaded appe-
=, Activity in the specialties is not
S.,,e oAerel 10 the public as a sub
,I-nte for the activity in standard
,,gss that was once its substantial
..,,t beef and potatoes, but merely as
, simulant that will encourage 1t TO
hi to in real earnest.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

Minneapolis. March i3.-.wHEAT. No l hard,
sl.5Si.: No ] Northern, l.i9s sN 32t No
northern sli5a. aSl 50h; May. 81 iti.. CORN
No Yellow. t9I. aJ91.c. OArS-No white. 81 \.
q Sc FLOUR-Fsncy patents. sleo: fyt clears.
81 20 second clears. $50.
kansss city March lS.-wHEAT-No bard.
X53syI56. No red. N.j29sl.5A C0RN-No
nlIed IKE: No white. 72c. No 2 yellow. 72es
72I.c. OATs-No white. Soc: No mixed. "a 9
sje. -
81 Louis March l7.-WHEAT-No 2 red. 81 IS
ayi s.; No hard. nominal: May 81 i.5lh 4Sl 53s.
CORN-No : yellow. 7ic: No white. Ise: May.
T3Lc. 0ATS-So ?. 3sae: No white. 6oe. Nay.
571 g5sbc -
Milwaukee. March l3.-wHEAr--No | Northern.
81 s3g.l5s: No Aorther. tl5osN So: MU.
;Ii.c BARLEY-Mlliins 57a s5c
Duluth. March l3.-WHEAr-No hard. sl5oii
81 J2Is May. Slt9l July 81 Hn.
Phi sielphia. March lS.-WHEAr-Hisher; No
ed. spo,. export slIssLs2: No Northern Du,
uth export tl.e6StiTl CORN-H!sher. No :
,eloS spot, export. Ieis sIslsc; local isia Soae.
OAIS-ulsAeE. No white. HSotsa
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

ett-OEHAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE.-For
- pes cent 30
AL MONEY during the week. I.s24 per
a-sosalL MONEY There were loans for various
-, -iso y. per cent
e t-l.O OANIILE PAPER Rates. 3na4 per cent
uamgs bank acceD, tnces. 2h92As per cent.
~ r,,1sARlNG HOUSE STATEMENT -EIchsnges.
hs.stes. balances. $2I.ij6.S52 The sub
80 VAS creditor 70 The extent OF sl6l.7s3.
o.. IkEASl RY New YORK banks lost to the
- tessuy I1s 900
egJypSrsRAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES ELSE.
ri'T ~ - Boston for sixty days. per cent: for
- -. ~ ninety days. ~ Philadelphia 4 and ~.
y - Nle'eGnd. 4 and 4ia per cent. Richmond,
= 80, ny days. 4 per cent: Atlanta 4 and AZ
a ~ NneAgo. 4 and 4is per cent: 81. Louis 4
- "a pf cent; Minneapolis. for thirty days. 4
a., T.' iof thirty 70 sixty DAYS. "a for ninety
sxi "a PET cent. San Francisco. aud "a pei
"a ssSAA CLEARINGS Boston. exchanges. s2T-
tls2 ~ veAances. &L33i Ola Baltimore. exchanges
y sSi. balances S50l 0Sl Philadelphia. t2s.
ttsS ,..Athces S2.l44.456. Pittsburgh, exchanges
su,,,' balances. s7.Gj6.o39.
a5.isdH hARKET-BGr silver in London wa
"a 5lt. ~ ounce. unchanged. New York quotation
tLc w. ~i1hAnTed Mexican silver dollArs. IS !.
irsria,vN EXCHANGE Tho market moved
ssflns ts,tie tne continental exchanges gaining. but
s,d, Iisies % weaken. Range of sterling de
setb-C,h. srsns-Cabe. 527h check. o 2st
asg bil,~Ie. S5,s check. S37s. siIiy and Ninety
Ley d,,, 1shqe, 90, bankers - sixty days. AJAX
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
CLEARING HOUSE
LOANS EXPANDED
Increase of S39,OO0,0OO Report.
ed-Surplus Reserve Up
About S145,000.

The actual Clearing House state
ment showed an increase in surplus OF
s145, 79O to $l29, 9,739.53O. Demand de-
posits increased S54.G21 900, time de-
posits increased s2,294,000 and loans
increased S39,667 ,0O0. Reserve in
vaults and in the Federal Reserve Bank
increased $7462,00 while specie in
vaults increased S4,77l,00O.
Surplus reserve in the average state
ment decreased $2,5S4, $50 to Sl31.53l,-
O5O Demand deposits increased S2l,-
$4,000, time deposits increased S3,-
2l7,OO0 and loans increased S2i,l77, 900.
Reserve in vaults and in the Federal
Reserve Bank increased S9Os.OOO, while
specie in vaults increased $9J3,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
United States Clearings.

The satisfaction that Washington so
often feels bound to express over the
Improved condition of business in the
United States is apparently untemp-
Csd by any disappointment over facts
/ would be interesting TO see what in
.!pretation the administration would
eve to the Clearing House returns OF
d III, large cities of the United States
~ the week just ended. According to
he Financial Chronicle" the clear
70 Of all cities for six days were
GsO6O,l52 less than in the CORE
iioldlng week of a year ago, or SO
N cent. The detailed records, which
cover FIVE days, show New York's clear
::ngs of 12.7 per cent, Chicago's l5.1,
Ss;,oh's 81 and Philadelphia's ia.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various CORPORATIONS.

The American Public Utilities Com
pany has sold to Bioren & Co., Of Phil
adelphia, sI,bO0,0O0 three-year 8 per
cent notes, dated March /, 1915. The
notes are being offered at par and in
terest, and are redeemable at any in
terest date at l0l and interest. These
notes are part Of an authorized
amount Of 100000, and the remain
ing $500, 1000 is reserved for future re-
quirements in making extensions and
improvements, and may be issued from
time TO time upon pledge Of collateral
valued at three times the amount OF
notes sold. A report Of earnings for
the wear 1914 of companies whose COM
mon stocks have been deposited as Sc
curity for these notes gives gross op-
Grating revenue Of s2,l95,776, and net
earnings after taxes were I,0lo,04l.
The balance surplus for the year after
bond and other interest charges, TO-
gether with dividends on the preferred
stock, was S377,447.
Northern Ohio Traction and Light.
The comparative earnings report OF
the Northern Ohio Traction and Light
Company shows larger returns In
gross revenue for January than In
that month last year. but net income
and surplus were both under the hg-
ures shown in 1914. Total gross re-
turns. which amounted to s2s0,o3o,
were s9,S77 greater than in the year
preceding, operating expenses ana
taxes increased Sl0,687, after which
there remained net income OF $685.
86O. n loss Of 5000. Expenditures for
interest requirements were also eH- @
banded by s789, and the surplus de-
creased from s50,207 to S4S,6Os.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
Buying Argentine Wheat.

htterly England's purchases of
ytsst in this country have fallen off
nd she has been turning 10 the Argen-
the. Her tqkings from that country
l. the last week were reported to have
amounted TO two-thirds of the Argen-
trs's exports. From the fact that
many times in recent days the Bank
q England has announced considerable
SUNS Of gold earmarked for Argentine
s,eount, the assumption is made that
ne no; only has been doing a consider
ible business in wheat with South
america, but that she intends doing
much more.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
REsOU RCEs
FLAX PRICES BREAK RECORD.

Duluth. Mimi. March l3.-Flax broke
all records on the Duluth Board OF
Trade to-day. when IL sold above tho
81 mark ION natural results" Cash
went at s2.0l, May s202 and July t2.03,
showing an all around rise over yester-
days close Of 6lac 20 &c. Heavy de-
mand by crushers, short stocks and de-
layed Argentine shipments. together
with small acreage for the new crop,
were the controlling factors. Only
once before, on the local market, aax
crossed the 81 level. in 1912.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14

Refined suga. vas In moderate demand. and
prices were firm al from 8 SOC 10 SC for nne gran
ulated Rax firm and about l-32c HIGHER.
There were some scattered lots offered al SEC Tor
a cargo but there an active demand from re-
rner, and offerings were readily absorbed. with
ne market closing rrm. CentrHuza! was quoted
AZ sec: nolAsses. il2c: Cubas. cost and freight.
Sf.c The days business amounted % 10000 bags
Of cubp for pfomP. shipment a. 5ss' cost AID
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
?. R. R. TO TAKE APPEAL
SsiuseS to Accept New Jersey
Decision on Fares.

Philadelphia, March 13.-The Penn
N,Sania Railroad Company announced
G'asy that 1t would carry TO court the
session Of the New Jersey Utility
I.snnissioners y denying the application
y y me Pennsylvania and other roads
,u permission to increase passenger
'',ss In intrastate traffic.
me commissioners in announcing
.-Sif ser decision yesterday stated that the
,,...toads had failed to prove that the
imposed increase was justifiable.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
Ore Certificates Jump.

Il there was a feature in yesterdays
ssiiket II was tie sharp advance in
s'sst Northern Ore certificates, which
nned IL points on the day, closing
y VA, after having sold as high as
~ The certificates were unusually
s'iye, more than half as many chang
ls hands in the short session as in the
mole week previous. Yesterdays
In, too, wiped out the decline of the
'.tk and stored by a fraction for a
any day There was little gossip
sSout the stock, excert in the shape of
'sgae rumors that the trustees had ar
aaged some new contracts.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14

The boards weekly analysis says:
"The cash resources of the banks
show but little change since the pre-
vious report, both gold and cash re-
serves having slightly decreased dur
ing the week. Gold Withdrawals OF
about S2,000,000 from the New York
and Cleveland banks are largely off,
set by gains of gold reserves az Phila-
delphia and Chicago.
"Of the total loans and discounts,
S6,S28,000 is represented by accep-
tances held at six banks, New York
alone reporting nearly 80 per cent OF
the latter amount. The amount of in
vestments shows an increase for the
week of about s370,000."
The Federal Reserve Beard is bend
ing its energies TO the task Of formu-
lating circular 10 govern the ad-
mission of state banks TO the Federal
Reserve system.
Many state institutions have taken
out charters as national banks and en-
tered the system by this door since
the law became effective, but the board
is anxious to draw in hundreds CT
others. State bankers have expressed
q desire TO be allowed to enter the re-
serve system with a comparatively free
hand to retire again if they do not
find it to their liking. Several board
members are said to feel that such
step will be found necessary.
Most of the governors Of reserve
banks have been in conference here
for several days, and have discussed
the state bank problem with the board.
1t was understood tonight that the
governors favor regulations that will
prove attractive to such banks.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
British Credits.

The peculiar situation of banks in q
,u,rsl country whose administration
spot in sympathy with the lending Of
i,,pcial aid 70 belligerents has kept
L,rkers from talking much of their
,rternational dealings. but II is pretty
sr,ain that some credits have been
established here by British bankers.
h financial circles there has been talk
!us long time that the British gov
srment itself was negotiating for
r,3its in New York. Yesterday it was
rnOred that the negotiations were
IL of.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
c0FFEt.

An early advance appeared to attract scat
tered reailIhs and prices eased on from tht best,
with the close STEADY. al net gain Of from | 20 3
points. Sales. =, $50 bags. May contraUs here
sold at 593c right after the call. or within :
points Of the high level reached on the advance
Of last December. and this improvement Of about
50 points from the low level OF last month ap-
peared sufficient 10 inspire realizing, while there
was some selling by houses with European con-
neccn5. possibly IN the way OF undOug hodges
against recent purchases Of actual coffee n Brazil
Rio exchange showed a reaction OF l-lfd. while
the RIO market was unchanged. but Santos 100
rels higher Arrivals were reported here ot II 332
bags, but local dealers reported that Brazil was
sending In very few firm offers, and that quota
lions In the cost and freight market firm
Local spot market steady al &c for Rio IS and
&c for Santos Is Range Of contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
NEW YORK PRICES.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
SEAB0ARD ClEA
FLOUR AND MEAL

Flour trade was mostly routine. but the tone
continued firm. Spring patents E.l5at75o: spring
ter strsishts s. SOD S6S5; extra % / winters
$500: :!.1J: No :. $3.50 $40 Kansas straighs.
obbing lots. RYE FLOCR-Fim: fair to good.
50 so a 50 50: choice 10 fancy. S6.sja<7 CORN
AiEAL~-s,esdy; kiln dried. stOj. BAG NEAL
Steady: hne white and yenOw. sl75aSlS5. coarse.
FEED-Western steady: bran lOO-lb
sacks. s2j7j9s26.2j; standard middungs DO.
SIS. 7jd 62j: -four do. s33 red dog -four. liO-lb
sacks. S5j. city steady; bran bulk. $3.50. lOO-lb
sacks. $3.50. heavy do. 81; flour do S3i, red
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14

nACoN-C Cumberland cut. eis: short rib. 6e'; Gle"
h.u,.s co. Sd. long clear middes. light. els 81;
ns,,S' g. al ,hort clear backs 5es Cd SHOJL-
pFRs-Sousre, 5ls 81. LARD-Prime Wesler,,.
itrccs new 3?s; old. 5Ss Sd America I,nned.
Esn.disn finest white and oolored, new, sSs In
pFXTiNE~Splrts, ais LINsEED OIL. SSs RI
TROLEuM-Realct. s1d. EVS4N-So11on HV"
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
SEED PRICES.

$50. April and October. S. AisIKE--Prue
cash and March. 1855. TIM0THY-Prime cash
AID March. $40
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. March lS.-WiiEAI-Spo' ouie'' NO -
Manitoba. l3s Cd; No 2. h"o "'h'o I's 81
CoRN-spo, quiet: American mixed. new IS V'sd'
old. 60 Sd; futures quiet: March. "a ID FLOUR
Winter patents. tIs %. HAMs-shoT cut. I've sd'
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. March IL. 1918.
HuIIER.

Receipts is3i pkss. SONS shortening up OF the
supply Of top grades Of fresh Creamery has strength
eDsi the position. but prices are without material
chanye Creamery eIras ls2 soorel. ?9i9c: higher
SO4 5Oisc: r!sts % "a 9sc. seconds 23ls az:
b.d eItra. (ea scofel 25a25c: nrsts, 53iss
a,hc: seconds. slil g 25c; state dairy. finest, q =
ssc. good 10 prime. q "a 26c. renoJated extras
ssl s23ile; Hrsts. 81. 22c. Imitation creamery
nTsis. 2lis G22c ..
R.oeipta 3.t5o boIes Fair export demand and
a I,tls more home trade Prices irregular stat.
vhols milk held. eoloFsd. spccialA lss sSiIe. white
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14

ne l CHEST h n prices hscf al
and
nd
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14

SUGAR FUTURES-The market opened quiet and
steady al decline Of points 10 a. advance OF
point Offerings light owing tn strength IN the
spO, market Sales for the day. lsOO tons. Range
OF prices
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14

rivc,nool c.bles-Spot dull: sales. 1000 bales
Ams,lrsn, 3 900 imports. q OO0 American. 2l.O9o
NIddlng upland I'D. Futures opened seaay,
IL ~ nont, lower: closed quiet but steady al a
rei decline o, lag points. May-June. 505,1d:
uiiy- August 5lid: october November. o.-912d'
January February. 5.5id.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.

Enn. Ill. March lS-Bui,sr lower; IS tubs
sod a. :ec. lis sold q, Csc. 200 unsod: 2so bid.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14

ina. Il. 81 corroSsEED oII-Hun refined
spot. 500
London. March Il 3--IINsEED-CAlcuus March
and April. 52s 81 LlNsEED OIL. 33s 81. HOPS
-Pscnc. g les Gft l5S. SPERM oil. f25 los
PETROlEt N-American rennel. SID. spirits
e.d TALLOW-AuStraliLn. I2s TGRPENTINT
Spirits, tis 81 KOSIN-AmericAa stIaIaed. lis
3D. type q. IA "a
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14

Chicago March l,1HoGS6Rece,p' II :, a g sOSS %
mixed s66j6s6s5; heavy, $685. s69!1st rough.
SS5joa g. 30 pigs 3J.j0d $3.50. CArTLE-Receipts,
ZOO. steady: native steers. s.. .lj@Si5; Western.
sjGS 35 cows and heifers s.. 5Q@sIoo caves
81 500 $40 sHEEP-Receipts. 900. steady: sheep:
s. 100 Sis: yearllnss. SsjGss.l5; lambs. S7'
q $40 - ,o,., ,,,. ,on.
packers i and butchers .ss5e ss5: light, s6s5sN:
pigs So 500 81 30 CATTLE-Receipts. 200: steady
prime fed steers. IS. 25q sss5: dressed beef Hg$s
cows si25eS6S5 hsiier, So 80 si9Gsers 9, sqd "a
aslO.5O. SHEEP-ste,dy; sm6s ., ~ 2os ~ 90
yearlings s. 95ds9: wethers. s. .25asi ewes SIG
g. 81: stockers and feeders. S.I5gS.75.
81 Louis March 3.-H0GS-Recetpts. 5000;
lower: pigs and lights s6as7 20; mixed and butch
ers $500 IS: good heavy s6.9jaTlo CAT
50 cows AID heifers s55Oass 25 Texas and Indian
steers s52ja$7.75 cows aud heisers, Nas5; ma
tive calves. s6aslO. sHEEP-Steady; native n nut, 4
IA s. 90, sheared yeariiugs. s650@N 90
East Buralo. March l3.--CATrLE--Receipts, 700
slow VEAIs-ReceiDts 1907 active: $ja$ll
$50 $50: rous6s, i6$5St6,5O;. stae. si5o8s55o,
sHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts 200: active and
steady.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14

The statement Of the condition Of
the Federal Reserve Bank OF New York
at the close Of business on March II,
compared with the previous week, fol-
lows:
STATEMENT OF TIE CONDITION or THE
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEw YORK
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS on MARCH
Il. 1915.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
ACTUAL STATEMENT
Decrease. tAguegs,s reserve s5ls.7S5 900; En-
cess reserve. 1929. $50: Increase SlijIS0.
AVERAGE sTATEMEAiENT.

decrease Aggregate reserve. S5l49iSO0o; et-
SUMMARY OF STATE BANKS AND TRUST
COMPANIES N GREATER NEW YORK. NOT
INCLUDED ~ CLEARING HOUSE STATE
MINT
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14

Small receipts and firm hogs had bullish effect
on provisions and there was some buying the
strength ia coarse grains. The market closed az
about the best point =, the day PoRK-Stesdy .
mess $ls SOC $40 50: family S22dS2250. short
clear Sl9dS2l.50 BEEF Steady. mess. s2la S23 !.
family. S9iaS SIC. packet. s23@S4i. extra India
mess. s3Gd,5s. DRESSED HOGs-s,eady: bacous.
Se' Ss o 10 cg S2 o 9 bee stY o d dqf
h. l3c. u 10. l2l.c: "a 10. lli,c picked hams
quiet. l2iac. TALLOW-Quiet special. &c; city.
SIC; country 6lz G6i.c. IARD-Firm. Middle
West lOq qlOlOc: city quiet. ga sas3.c refined nrrn
South America. l.ljc: Continent. l0.s0c. Brazil.
-staalI. Qleo. 90 aL.c. ciig Larl. u &c.