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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-08

Clyde Heater, Of Heaters, ". Va,
was one Of the honor students gradu:
ated at the Bliss Electric School this
week. There were 100 in the class,
and Mr.. Heater was one OF the prize
winning students in the mechanical
department.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02
Mcllcr Tabrplan fiiir Bud Sslano
;2iiac.

S. $. Moie, 6a6rfartenagelt fir
Nic 9iod Sslallo gabn, mlroe oe7terlt
aol1 eiller Il1Sobl BON g(c1oerllllgel1
I'M bclll Iobrplan IN &elu1tllib gelett.
US balv0clt lidl lln 3ltgoeralloerltl1=
gen Der Davenport, Geoar Mapios
ltll0 Burlington Iiuiiionelt. Bug ge6.
sol, meld1er Davenport mnrgcns nm
10 llbr perlaBt, lulo Der bislal1g int
@elt 2i6ertD oirefte Gerbil1orutg bot
tc fir 3ii9e rad) Gebar Mapios rr1o
gl1rli1Ntolr, miro Dieie G%crhilloung
1lldlt ldllger madJel1. Ger ltel1e lSabr=
plan lit lpie folgt:
Gapelrport nab burlington.
Mbfd6rt Davenport 2:55l1br Mor=
gems, I%11fllnit III Burlington 1925
Gnrn1ittags.
albfabrt 1aoetport $40 Modpn.,
Ml1flll1ft Burlington $40 9eadn1.
sl6fabrt 9aoellport 6:55 Nadln.,
M11flnft burlington t0:4O M6enbs.
gbfaGrt Davenport 6:1S gorm.,
Ncrbil1ol1llg init &C., g. & g.. Mll=
fnnft III Burlington IL @orn1.
1abel1port nod GeDar Mapi6s.
abfa6rt Davenport 2:55 Gorm.,
Mafl1tft GeOm Gapios 5:45 8ornr.
Mbfabrt Davenport 6:22 @prnr.1
Mllfltllft Gcoar Gapios S:45 Gor11r.
G6fabrt Davenport 2:15 Madan.,
M1lflttlft Gcoar Gopios 4:40 9eadm.
slbfa6rt Ianenpnrt $3.50 9ead)m.,
Mllfllllft Geoar Gapi0s $40 geadum.
gbfallrt Iapc1port SAG Radnn.,
M1lflt1ft Ge0ar Gapios. 1886 9ead1n.
Burlington na6 I%obel1port.
Mbfabrt burlington 500 @orn1.,
sl1fll1ft Iapenpprt 900 @orm.
Ibfo5rt burlington 1850 Nadyn.,
Nllfll1ft Davenport 4:.30 95ad,m.
Mhfabrt burlington $50 Nadm.,
Mltflrlft Davenport $3.50 @orm. ,iiber
Columbus SSl1l1etion.
Geoar giapios lladJ Davenport.
Mbfobrt Gcoar Gopios 1901 Gll1.,
Ml1fl11ft Davenport 2:10 Gorm.
Mbfobrt Geoar Gapio5 700 G11.,
Allflll1ft Iapcltport 1913 Gpr1n.
Nbtabrt GeDm Iapio5 :45 gsodlz
1%ll1tta9s, anfn1ft Iaoc1port 4:3O
9todjm.
slbfa6rt Geoar Gopios $50 asad,-
1nlttags, sl1rflnlft 1apcnport 11:o7
9fadm1.
abfa5rt Gcoar 9apios 100 gn1.,
gllflrlllt Gapcllport $40 gora1.
Or. Nape, 3abnar5t, secl,ritp
.sril6ing. (Mna.O
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02
2pfalcr @cttcrberidJt.

0oncnport, 1. Ic5.
1llrd]Idmitts @aron1cterituno 3O.t5
Gllrdrdmitts Gcnpcrotltr 81
SDdJIte Selipcratl1r bette Al
Nicorigitc Senlperatl1r lebtc 9taht %
Nor1nale Ienlperotlr fit 33
Sabre 80
@urdidpnittIide 6c,dtisfcit ser
Suit 76.
MicoerldlIaa in "a Stlr1oen O.O1
&orberrideloe @inOridtlu1g S@.
@alicrltallo INN Z llbr Morgcns II
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02
uuD G,onnto.
9ouurrstag, Den 2 9cScmber,
@cttcrbcridt.

@ai binaton, .. Ge5.
Sir Sllilois:: Setter 0omlcrstag
llllo 6rcitoa; itcigrrl0c Gcnlpcro=
tnr Srcitag.
Sir Soma: Setter 0onncrsto9 nlro
marntcr Inn SScltcn; better lll1o all
ge1lcin lparn1er sSrcitog.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02
Maria ehcet

9icnstne, sen 80. Mobembcr.
Wpr9cns I'm bier llbr. i'm a1ter bon
Is Sabren, 8 Mpnaten l1nb Is Sagcl,
na1 langercm 2eiben lanft 9eltor<
ben lit.
9us 2eidenbcgdngniB miro am
9onnerstag. Ben 2. 9e5cmber, Rade
lln1 5tpei l1br, bonn gtcrbcz
bem Seime ibrer 3pd)ter. Srau
S. 6. 9impel bon SEQ. 2O3O 8pding@
bam &pab, mls ltrift pribat ollf Dem
Sairmount Srieobpf ppr iib 9eben.
ltm titles 8eilcib bitten Sic tiefbe=
triibten 5intcrblicbencn:
Spbn sdcef, @atte,
So1m shecf, ir., 2afcpicp, g..
Srnt q. S. 9cd, 9apenpprt,
Srau S. 6. Himpcl, 9abenport.
Silits Sdccf, Iolebp, Sbio,
&inbcr,
ncblt Sdipic9erfinoern ll,lb @er=
N.1,2 ipalbten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02
Mnset8en fur
1rtettspldke, Bertdufe, 8erlxRe I,

WDbtt1ftgen etc.
in bie1er M1brif pcrben fir etnen Gag
bis gu elmer 8ode gu ben nadfolgers
ben Staten inIsrirt: Bis 5l bier 3eilen
ODER beren MIum SOC, iiber bier n16
Biz 3u adt 8cil,r $1.O0. Seine Mn1
5eige tpirb fiji ais 50c anees
nprnn1en.
Sir @telengo,ldJe tpirb bet ein. BID
lehsmaliger s uf,rtion 25c~ bere9net.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02

Ge,uiniht: Gin Iartner snmghndz
lpiclcn. @cf. Mnmclblng per Ypltfarz
te. 6rcb @e1bcl, 1880 2eunaro Str.
Lust.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02

3m pcrfanfcn: 80 Mfticn ser Grlten
Natinnnlz8a in 9nbcnport. Mnge<
bote abrellire man % Ser 3empfrat.
28,1B
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02

@crlauat: Gcrfdlfer fit nele @plb>
mine in Sclz @n5brennern. sic pnl1en
allf ieben Glen. $40 tdgli6 leidt at
MAIDEN. 622 Mlain Ctr. 28.1B
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02

gerlan9t: @~erfdllfcr fir cine Gbccz
lnb &affee : Norte. Nnd5ufra9en BET
Der 0raitb l11iDn Sea 60, 314 peifl,
Q. Strabe. 1,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02

@crlanst: Cine mirflide, midigc
slrbeitsfraft fir allscmcine @allsarbeit
in cinem 2anDlibc al, Der S. & S. Snz
terur6an 8abn - Sral pber Mdbdcn
~ iebe @eqnemIidfeit. Man 1prede
1861 Wnin GtraBe, 9anenpprt bpr
ant @prmittag. 28,18
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02

@eindt: Mabd)cn berlongt fir anz
gcn1eile 6nlsarbeit. Srau Gur1 6.
Sdlegcl, 729 @c1tern Mpe. 3O.1B
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02
Mene Mnsei9en.
Iooes:Mn5et8e

S%rellnbcn llnb 8efannten bicrmit
bic fral1rige gta6ridt, ba6 mcinc gc=
licbtc @attin, unlerc quite Maltter,
sdlpicgermltter llnb @rpBmutter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02
Staotratb.
Cine Ser rllbigitell sisllngen GET
Don itattcn; folt l1llr Gp1tille=
Qcid,afte.

Sic soblrciden geither Scr Staot=
ratbs=Sitlng anl 9elfrigen Mbel1o,
lpeldJe in Scr gmmartltlg eil1es beiben
Samples Inn oie Gelcslulg peridlieoe=
ller Nel1ter erldienen maren, 5ogen
etpas el1ttariGt u10 betriibt bon loal1=
nel, oclm Die Situllg %perlief allberlt
rltbig nl1o mcnig ereigniBnoQ.
&on @errn @l15 Don 9pebrel1 log
elm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'M bas 9lnlt
bes Observation-Disclosures Dor.
SEER @rlll1o 3oedler, meldler ieit
10 Snbren als @,1dbalter fiir 0ie
6irma bon 6eroina11b Mpooeapig
Cons t6atig NOR, bemirbt lid) Inn oas
slnlt oes Glerfs fiir offentlide Mrbei=
ten.
Cine Getition bon Son. 81. s..
1uulon Ii. 81. sur Neltbeitellerurlg
filr Eflai terlt11gs5merfe III gal11p Mc=
Glellml lpnr0e Detn Gle1aralls jdub
bes Stabtratbs iiberlpielelt
Sic 9eliser Ser &al1ler go. 225=
227=229 Sit a. 5trobe lrlro go. 1905
l1n0 1908 graoD StraBe (Gora s.
sinolap) lpurOen atfgeforoert, on
M1itt1podt be1t Is. 9e5ember, Nod)=
lnittags i'm 2::30 l1br Dor Dem 4le=
narol1sidnlB bes .Sta0tratbs SIT CT
ldellleu lrnb @riinbe all5l1gebel1, ma=
rllrr 0ie Ger11rtbeilu1lg ser @eballoe
sum abbrud nidt pplll tredt meroen
iple.
Sic @eitdtiglu1g Ser BON ser Sc
Misunderstanding III Bprlhlog ge=
brad)ten 9eamten, 6es @einnobeits=
Snipeftors, gaa6rltngsmittel =SSnipef=
tors, Nllln6ing Snipeftors uno N}pl=
ferei=S1llpeftprs m11roe ol1f Mntrog
ouf bic lladlte Staotratbs= Sit1ng
perl6o6en, 90 alderman @arbed i1=
folge elmer leidte1 2ltl1genent5iin=
Drng ans Sans gefeiielt lit.
3esglei6en m1trOe bic g%r11enr1l1ng
eines &onrmi1iors fin offentlide Or
lbeiten, lppie bie grlpablul1gel1 zines
tStoot=9llieilorS lppie zines StraBer=
&onmillars oltf nadblte Sitl1ng Der
ldpben.
allf 9lntrog bon s%lloernlon Muel=
Ter 6elhlob Scr Staotrath, oen Stqot=
olnpalt 51 ilitrlliren, Ser Npd Sslono
gabl1 5l1 lhrel6el, omllit Oielc einen
ga6lnporter (IlugnlonD on Ser 5.
mo @aines Strabc bis I'M Mitter<
nadt itatt mie bis6er bis 6 llbr
gbcllos alllteQe.
alderman @aterl1o1 rlodJtc sen
@orld}laa oie Observation-Disclosures
olll5llforoerlL, a1 Ben Seitell Ser
StroBcllbabnpogen iQltlninirte Sdil=
Der allbrl11gen 5ll lallel1, iooaB an ser
gde mortcnoe 6abrgaltc ldJol1 DON
lneltem erfell1lcn f0nl1terl> melbcr 81
lllc Der llud}lte Strabenbobmpagen
angcbore. IS lei l1al1lertlicb BET
ldjlcdltem @ctter ql1Bcrit llllollge=
nebrm, mcnn Oie IabrgGlte mebrere
9ltale bis 81 Den @eleilel1 gebel1 nliib=
ten, INN 81 crfa6ren, of Ser 6cral1z
fon1nlel1oe StroBelrbobmagen Ser
r1d)tlge lei. Gie N%ngelegcnbcit mur=
DC Dem Spe5lalfnnlite fit Die Stra=
Bc1bobn ilberpielen. Som Sit1ep=
&olnlte lpurOe nidts Scenes beridtct.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02

Sn einigen 2onopner
StroBel, Die beiln lsgten ;3eppelinbez
1ucl belpnoers bile mitgenommen
nurbell, boben Die Bepobner it'd 2u
heionoeren @ruppsn pm ,3eppelinz
g6aQt!radtern 5u1ammenge1Glonen,
pie a%biped)iei10 iDd6reno Ser y5attz
ltll1lDen ouf Made 3ielen unb betm
gf1Gelnen pDn 3eppelinen ale Be-
lpoaller a!ormleren, panit pte1e 1id
in Si6erDelt bringen t0nncn. Die
g11r1dtl!ng lpuroe ~getcptten. On
Jrauel uno ainosr aus Juru5t boz
SsPpellaen n!dt i9Ioisn tpnater.
Jt19 9erldlten 9onooner 45ldttsr ipt,5
IN ueberelnltlmmll1g init ben neuen
get0untlungsporiGrlften fir Gon0Da
Der IbenDgDttcspltnit in Der q.
9S}uAls &~atbeorale ni9t tlebr apoez
tastsn mcrbcn.
- 3ubiel Des @uten. Ser
ilferungsu9ent: 8ei oieTer Qerinqeu
5olrliAen Yra1lie bstame SIR Wtonn
tlad Sbrcm Spbe Die biibIC6e Cum
me ppn 5000 9pQar5 bar ou5hcz
jo0lt, s5rou 6uber.
Jrou 5uber: Notiirlid oos
'onnte BEN ID po11cn! @eforeen
par' lG, lno oas @eIo betam' es
Damn mlcD noQ.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02

Mi1liam Reepes, Elm On.
gelteQter Der mgrtez8a1ngeieG14oft"
IN Sselerp gitn, q. S, funb alf elmer
9aaf I'M Warteraum oes 8o6n6ofes
stnen 9anofoffer. 9(ls Der Softer gez
5ffnet purbe, UNI ben Snbalt felt5l=
f+s1ens fano fd in oemielben ein lez
3snoeS 8a6p, bns llnter leinem Muf=
.1tbalt in Der ionber6aren S9laf=
ltdtte l6ein6or ni9t i'm @ering1ten
gelitttl 6atte.
Mu Dem 81 it'd t 9e bon
San Trancisco. nobin er BON Mep
EDprf nit elmer 9aft pon 100 pfunb
nut BEN Riiden mari9iert par, lit
osr s5jd6rige Slime Trant 6. Wittz
9erg bieier Sage in ct. palll einaez
t%roffe1. @r er3d6lte, bob ct pon
J1em Oort i'm Snrlllar 1914 abmorz
Ibiert un0 feds Monate fpater in.
San 5ranciscp eingetroffen lei, tpo
r ie6s Woden ollf Ser Musltelz
ling subradte. @r perlieb Jlep
yort o0ne eillen. Gent Gelb in Der
1aIbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02

Ser erit 3M Sabre olte
George Stein III Si6folh Wis,, ret
tete tiir5li9 ieinen 2 Sabre often
8ruber BPM 5ooe bes @rtrintens.
Die beioen &inosr batten I'M 6Dfe IN
etnem 5eid)e geipislt u1b ipar Der
jiingere 8ruoer Diueingefalen. George
erfabte,nun Die R(eioer oesielben uno
REF laut I'm 9ilfe, Die Oenn uuG
NOD ollr regten 3eit e%tntraf, um Das
&ino por Dem Sobe gu betpdbrcn.
Ser 26iG6rige 5omuel
Mlberts aug Yine Sslunb, MinIl,
noGm aug elmer RGnne, DDn Der Ell
glaltbte, bob lie &affee sntbalte, sinen
96l1d Sol5laure al LID nno ltarb
einige Sage Oarauf. Mon 6atte loz
fort Mer3te berufen, Die ibm ibre
9ilfe angeOei6en lieben, unp es ihien
5uaddH, als n6 er acreitet lperben
tDnlte, Do4 trut Elm Hiidfall eill. osr
aurl gope fii1pte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-02

Or. Nape, 3obnar3t, Security
suilbing. (Mna.)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
Market for steel.

with the broadening out OF tho stock
market activity in United states steel
common does not Increase proport onately
In fact probably never since Steel was
the market leader have the dealings In
tho stock been less In proportion to
the total than I'm the past month. rne
reasons for this state OF affairs are well
known. The minimum price prevents the
normal play Of the forces OF supply and
demand. and the stock Is held m ar
t.icinllv in the face OF an overwhelm-
Ing supply
n the present circumstances continue
activity In Steel Ia likely TO become less
and less. As a speculative medium, Steel
will he neglected. and Ii Is not unlikely
that the market viii break away from
Steel on the up side steel will he sup
ported by It's peg until trade conditions
create "a new demand for 81; which will
make the maintenance OF the prhs by
artificial means unnecessary.
In the meantime, steel will he regarded
as an Investment that Is unmarketable in
bulk but which " II eventually come into
it's own again. After all, there are many
hundreds OF millions OF dollars worth Of
securities I'm tho country outside OF the
exchange that are In much tho same posi-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
wheat and Securities.

The wheat market Ia too far from the
stock market to make II safe to draw In
fercnCes in regard TO the effect OF move
ments in the one upon the other. But
one thing Is obvious, the tremendous rise
IN wheat to prices urheard or since the
civil war has been considered bull point
on the stock market II is n bull point
because it ls evidence Of the enormous
amount ~ money that the farmers OF TINS
country are getting for their produce and
also Of the tremendous trade balance
growing up In our favor
II is the common Idea that because the
West is unusually prosperous the rest OF
the country must I've prosperous too. No
attention Is apparently paid to suggestions
that the effect Of very high prices Tor
cereals upon the cost of living Is an adj
verse factor that has to be reckoned with
and all the more when the eNportable sur
plus OF the country Is consumed.
II might be questioned perhaps whether
from an economic point OF view an abnor-
mai Increase in the price OF n commodity
henefiting one portion Of the community
benefits the country as a whole. IL looks
susp.ciously like transferring money from
one pocket TO another and believing one
self richer thereby The fact that pay
ment for our agricultural products Is be
ing made by Europe only puts the ques'
ton on larger scale. When payment has
TO he made how will Europe's attitude to-
ward our securities he affected? Besides
holding vast amounts OF American eecuri
ties Europe absorbs about one-third oi
our total output each year. Is that pros
perity real and permanent which In no
shared bv tho whole world?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
THE SUGAR MARKET

The raw sugar market was unchanged
Saturday at A0f cents for spot The re-
fined market continued to he maintained
AZ = o. cents for graduated by all inter
es's. excepting tho ArhucNle firm.
The raw sugar market was somewhat
unsettled during the week. the spot basis
huriUl.Gg h"'weou 4ui cents and an
CENTS rs reports ON weather conditions az
cuba varied Tuesday mornings cable
s expected TO he hearsh. as recent adj
wees have Indicated that conditions on
'H' island ar" Very near normal owing
20 Improvement of the weather. This will
"u1N., much larger shipments
TRADING .u sugar futures ou the Coffee
ENrha =, narrowed down somewhat Sat
Jria. sales amounting 20 only zoo tuu.
Th. market wa" a rifle easier AT the
start, hu' demand was good and AZ tho
ri'se prices were unchanged 10 points
lower Hrirrs were.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17

II Is pointed ont that tho market for
tho various Baltimore and Ohio securi-
ties offcrs an interesting anomaly at the
present time. The convertible a. per
cent bonds. maturing 1898. are at The
present time selling al So and yield nearly
5A per cent. Baltimore and ohio pre-
fcrrel sells at ~ and yields a little over
o.. per cent
The convertible bonds. OF course, rank
FAR ahead % the preferred stock They
are rNed obligation OF the company.
while tho stock is non-cumulative. More
over. the bonds have a certain specula-
tive value. since they are convertible into
common stock at 10 al any time prior
20 February. 1923 Obviously there Is
here an opportunity for a switch from
tho sto-h 90 the bonds which might turn
ont probably
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
WILL URGE NEW JUDGE
IN TRACTION LITIGATlON7
Attorney Objects to U. S. Judge
Lacombe in Metropolitan
Receivership Suit.

Benjamin Ca,chings. an attorney OF
20 Nassau street, will ask the United
states Circuit Court OF Appeals to-mor-
row morning to substitute another Judge
for Il. Henry LacOmbe in the litigation
growing out OF the receiyersh!p proceed
lngs against the Metropolitan Street ha'i-
way and the New York city Railway
Company in the United States District
Court.
Judge Lacon1be sat on the bench Of
the United States Circuit Court In this
circuit until that court was abolished
Since then the Circuit Court Judges, re-
tanning their title as such, have been
sitting on the bench of the United States
Circuit Court OF Appeals. From time 90
time they have also sat as District Court
judges.
According TO tho contention which will
be made on Monday, Judge Lacombo, be-
ing member OF the Circuit Court, which
was abolished, is not entitled 30 sit
on the bench OF the United States circuit
Court OF Appeals. Nor was he, II will Be
argued. empowered 20 constitute himsalf
by a special order, a District Court Judge
In the traction litigation.
Judge Lanombe heard tho traction oass
when IL was before tho Circuit Court. On
January 3. 1912. after tho circuit Oouyt
had been abolished he signed an order, n
rs alleged, designating himself as Dis
trict Court Judge TO hear the litigation.
The order set forth in as much as no had
gone all through the protracted litigation
public interest required that he should
continue to hear It.
Attorney CatchlDgs win ask for mo set.
ting aside Of this and other orders. Jus,
how much the granting Of his motion
would delay the winding UP OF tho traction
litigation Ia problematical
Judge Lacombes assignment 10 mo Dis
trict Court is not an unusual processing
In fact this Is the first time that any one
has questioned this method of helping gu,
a District Court that u crowded with
work
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
STERLING EXCHANGE STEADY.
Business Dull, with the Exception
of Cotton Bills.

The tone OF the sterling exchange mar
ket was steady yesterday in spite or the
fact that its general tendency Is 10 sag OF
ON Saturday. Business was dull, how
ever, and with the exception or con-
siderable offerings Of cotton bills there
wac little doing In the market. Demand
sterling closed at asa, and cables az
iSih. Francs closed az 5.1SA for
checks and 5l5i, for demand. while
marks after slight rally closed at
81 7-i6 for checks and 81 9-i6 for cables
There was retired Yesterday at the local
Sub-Tloasury $SO6,50O in emergency cur
rency. bringing the total retired In this
city TO SiGS,O79.325. OF the amount re-
tired Yesterday only $4,000 was for the
account OF the New York banks.
Members Of ehe gold pool committee
state that It Is planned within the next
few days TO dissolve the gold pool now
that its use has expired.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17


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a''vN TX -" N'""'' WIN pe % 900
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WV. ,.'.,t .,,.'.',,, 49, .o, ,on
r,lnnno ,,I D 49, oo
rssrs.,i,,.IH s.,I,,rI exports were
snn ,nn ,,st,oi. tr,.i,,.It,,, On. ,g.i,st
400 n,o ,"l % ,nn ana Sns1ore rs.nac-
i'll, ,rr., f..,,,, ,,rg.,,.,,. ;.,,.. .,,,,rdad
.i,g'',i, J,,,.,,,, ,L. ,,..t f.,y L,y.
Cr'n Law. A. Ind v,rc devoid ~
,,.,r.,t ,.r,,p.. luf v.r, mot relea,ted
Gy ,tnsc Ir The ,.,da ,,ref,rr,ur , broad
,,e~sr,,ti,c R.r,ur.,i SOW fcu over
t,,,a,. ais, IN n,rts nf ,l.lnho,na Ms
souri, y bra.ka and low, The wheat
contingent VIII doubtless he easily moved
IA excitement tbIs sr,-tr.r shou,d y..rd
weather devotion Notwithstanding the fact
that the acreage has been Increased By
more than 4u0O ouu. India has an
area increase OF from 70 To % per cent. .
hui requires immediate rains. Tho Euro
pean crop reports are conflicting and MI
conclusive.
l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
THE CURB MARKET.

There was scarcely any movement of
prices in the curb market yesterday, hut
what changes there were generally rep
resented small fractional advances
Trading was fairly we'll sustained for a
two hour session, though feaItureless
British-Amer.can Tobacco and World
Film were about the only industrials to
exhibit a rising tendency. others holding
steady.
Business practically came to halt In
the oil division, with Interest conVerg-
ing on Pierce OH and Prairie OH and
Gas, which were heavy. A few shares
OF Atlantic Refining changed hands at q
gain OF 6 points Chicago and North
western IS and American Can 5s were
Arm.
vesterdav were as follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17

GRAIN MARKETS.
wh~Nt Drops Violently on Political
Eud Embargo AdVices.

Pr. ., tho opening OF the wheat mar
bet f.. 'rad" Hdd been Spprsed Of the
Ieh.Ne. agitation I'm legislative circles
Top prohibition Of wheat exports. The
Glory Austria suing for peace WAS also
H''.I 'nd exaggerated Importance was
s.'f. % the temporarily congested
,or0 m, ' some Of the seaports. nota-
% Baltimore.
un,..ru., Wcro hardly prepared, how
eve .ur tlo uus'" .,nt OF selling that
n" m... Values melted to cents
IN a. tuy minutes The panlcky coudi-
,.as "., unSr,t.ing to the entire specu-
CIV" Immunity. and during the remain
-r 'Ur session steady streams Of
IHN -f.E orders were executed. II
Na- Tossed by some Of the large uu-
''a .-I INs that the markets drop was
" 60 .''o example Of It's fevcrish state,
n.' 'r the circumstances they adopted
Of evening commitments over
.r '... cuu.
'.. ust did not plunge lower was
UNH 'l" timely support from big
". ...s aud cash interests. The fresh
Lr.-. .t foreigners were placed at more
$1,000 bushels Thus tn" export
... 'nr the wees, mounting to APP
.".'..F 1"UOU,UOO bushels, is very
co... ' hoe high record established sew
10. '..s ago, n rs unreasonable "a
.'. '.'" ri tu further export transac-
IONS iIs rate. IN spite Of the fear
80 ..s Europeans OF an American
INV Hu sales TO them, but should
.H..,ss continue uudlminshed the
...s aud canada VIII be- drained
wheat mo less than xix weeks
lasts for nearly another SIX
midst ot the tumult Of yester'
a. market vas rot deprived Of a.
'......, support The buying, how
more concentrated and lest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK.
Increase OF sI,II0,76b In Reds
counts shown.

The Federal Reserve Bank OF New York
in its weekly statement ycster day showed
an increase OF sl.ll6,755 in rediscounts
II IL understood that this represents IN
cool part the taking up by some OF the
banks Of outstanding emergency cur
rency through redlscountiug Another in
terest.ug TEN Is an increase OF S2l1,222 In
investments. These are purchases OF
mnu pal and state warrants.
The reserve bank has received the first
payment Of the second instalment OF CAPT
tai subscriptions IN the amount Of 5000
from one institution. The final date for
payment OF this second instament Is Feb
ruarv .
The MeekIv s,Htememt fhlloWs