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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked
Yesterday. Monday.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE.-Fof
paper maturing IN ten days or less. per cent: U,
to ninety DAYS per cent
CALL MONEY opened at per osnt: hish~i
per cent: lowest ~ Per cent: closing. per
een,: renewal. ~ per cent.
TIME MONEY cay Rata. ~ per cent
for sixty days 9. per cent for ninety days. per
cen, for four. Eve and sir months
MERCANTILE PAPER was quist. Ruling rates
sagn Der cent for best Names bank aeceptsnees
2@2 l-l6 PEI cent.
CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS. - III.
changes sScsl76.5 SOC. balances 3sl. iO2 3si. The
Sub Treasury was debtor TO the amount Of !2s.t2
SUB TREASURY New York banks gained from
the Sub Treasury tl.si7.O Oo and gained since Phi
rpDTRaI, RESERVE DISCOUNT RATS Else
w'ItTRE Boston for ten days. per cent. I'd 10
ninety DAYS. philadelphia and per cent .
d.y. sixty 20 ninety DAYS Al Richmond. W 10
niaeiy DAYS. per cent. Atlanta ny TO ninety dsys
yer :, cent n,n.,S HS dsys i. St Louis and pei
cent. Minneapolis. and "a per cent Kansas CITY.
cont Das -, s Gs1, ~ td yer Sy s ssS m Sr
,Gtrtv 10 Ky days for siEiv TO ninety days AZ
MAJESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston. par. Chi-
osso. lie discount. ST. Louis. &c discount bid 10
prem un asked
BANK .-Bsl,imo,e. erehanges SO. .
sei si0' balances Nle!.ess Boston. exchanges
2ss S1G -o2. balances sS7s5.7st. PhnadephiA ~
49,. "a SSf34T balances 81 $50 rs. 81 Louis
ce,YSb'o.,, SO eSs ola balances s2i5s.ij3
SILVER MARIET Bar silver In London q.
o. no 80 Mexican silver dollars. Sse i-c
rnRglON EXCHANGE-s;crlins continued 10
-, a. advancing tendency. sith some evidence ~
org.rl support IN The market C.tle snd sish'
H.b,. a ri check S %. Berlin-cahle s-.. chsok
-. creeee-Cable SIS. cheek SIG. slIy AMI
sin nm: 6sS .bils: LOndOn-Bsnksrs'. siIty dA,7.
a ~ ninety Gays. A3T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
. Frsgmen OF History.

D, roissumme- the res.liency Of
..-r,b crushed to earth" was in seri-
., ,psstion. The hchthcarted au-
.s,-s Of war contract rumors used
s.s.s ana fancies iadiIerently as me
s~rs,.ios for their castles IN SPAN
IN, ruth IS the truth was tnelr
rc.,, md envy .-uth" meant anytime
,sev could eet away with. To those
ybo we've intoxicated with speculation
~ ,te var stocks anything was pilus,,-
N, Tbfv saw fancy as fact; when
vss9 rst have been so bad i hey
la no, also seen fact as fancy. linus.
rbsr rrmor gave the Crucible steel
Conoary as much as $l50.0oo,OOO. ID
vsr orders. they marvellod. but they
believed When Horace Wilkinson. a
-arbe- Of Crucib,c's executive COM
r.tee. said plainly that the war or
5sr 6d not exceed Sl5,oo0.OOO they
we're wroth and they did not believe.
NJ wilkinson. in their conception,
va charter member Of the AnanlaS
C.gh. and or; Of the frenzy q specu-
suon were born some even more serl-
Gus charges against that gentleman.
araich.way. too. 10 was fat!v said Mr..
Elkiuson's statement was e. best only
nehn.cailv correct. His resignation
ron the Cruc.ble board il was re-
parted would take place within a
ys,k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
Wilkinson INDICATED.

But Mr. Wilkinson did not resign. He
vas not asked 70 by anybody except the
var contract Muuchsuscns. And if Cru
ttl,s war orders in the year ended
August 81 were nos Sl5.OOO.oOO. slil
less were they sltnr00,0GO The annual
report MADE public Yesterday, put them
a. less than $4,000 900 When Mr.. vii
krson, in 81 middle o. July. put them
al sl50o0O.l. the fiscal year had still
s1 weeks % run. At that time he SAID:
The common stock DIS il the hands Of
people who evidently intend 10 hand 1t
. others az the highest price at which
can be sold, and this evidently is the
reason FOR the large Measurements
nsde about war order contracts The
,ghesi price at which the stock had
een sold was o. From there II
ropped, first 20 a.. then 10 SO. 1t has
tsee sold AZ l09 ON September %.
Wsourse, there was the usual talk yes
Eeay: The big orders had been
N'ktd since The 3lst Of August; the
INSIDERS were trying 20 get their
,'oeS back, and % on. ad nauseam. But
1s specllati4g public has learned 20
--'Just The too-wise, the Sherlock
ao,nses who know more about the in
sas Of companies than the directors
-'nselyes; and so the new crop Of
zones went unappreciated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
COTTON MARKET
HAS SHARP BREAK
Excited Selling Follows Rumor
of Large Ginning
Returns.

There was a sharp break in cotton
Yesterday, with January contracts sell
ing off 10 1l.6l. or p points below the
closing figures Of Monday and S3.iO a
bale under the high level reached on
the rally of last Friday. Many stop or
ders were uncovered during the prog
ress of this decline After their execu-
ton the market rallied several points,
closing steady at net loss of from IL
to Is points for the day.
Private cables attributed weakness IN
Liverpool 70 a disposition to increase es-
Inmates of the worlds supply and TO re-
duce estimates of requirements, and
similar feeling seemed TO be the factor
here, with bearish sentiment encour
aged by continued good weather IN the
South, talk of easier spot markets and
a bearish view of rumored private GIN
ming returns.
The marke; opened barely steady at
a decline Of from 10 TO IL points IN re-
Spouse to the weakness OF both LIVER
pool and New Orleans over the local
holiday and the continued good wealth
err in the South. Rallies OF from ~ 70
~ points followed on realizing by re-
cent sellers and moderate support from
bull sources, but the market soon
weakened again, with the selllnR DC
coming active and excited following ru-
mors that returns to the National Gin.
ners' Association showed a ginning OF
7.40O.O 900 bales to October 81. IL was
on this break that January sold at
ll.sl, while March touched ll.s3 and
May 1900, or from 10 to % points net
lower.
Selling became less urgent, and IN
addition TO covering there was some
buying for a reaction, owing 70 the
strengthened technical position. ou'
continent remained unsettled and con-
ficting reports from Southern spot
markets created apprehensions OF hGui-
dation on the part Of holders.
Southern SPOT markets as ohci@ily
reported were nominally unchanged 70
81 points lower, generally from Is TO a
under the last quotations. o. the larger
markets New Orleans and Memphis re
ported declines of Is points, while A1-
gusta and Houston were 20 and 1aI-
weston was 20 points lower.
Exports for the day were l2,2H bales
making l.341lO0 so far this season,
against 633,6l5 last year and 2T49,lZ9
two years ago.
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
~. ,hc Red Herring

-. week :. was the possibility o.
''a'. rs. ,.,,s in Europe that was the
' .'.' cam ga, esas. o, the decline in the
%. ..o.,, This week here 7, IS r nov so
var Soc o-c,ercs abou, hat II e ..
nasn -Ips ''5 any more that The war or
5 5.r ''3 'o. q a, o94ssrs 95s a ma
cary 10 sl' bgI,.zg Of The way stocks was
lns. 70 a prcpos'erols oN'I .'.IL
SSaII, err their decline was eush,
t iaS ~ he action Of the banks ana
, ,I- frc5e-age houses weeks ago; Wien
ne l DJ'ecsi,ies in -he way Of buying
Nv rere deliberately increased
iassI I IN anticipation Of the shocks
PIE ,eYe 70 be furnished through the
.s- Nv OF annusl reports, Vow
g.y..'-- +. less Of markc. for the war
I .as.s. e ,bsr has existed ct any time
49, 49, he spring The unsubsttantlai
ne q papel profits is having
s-,pb'e illustration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold
Yesterday at auction at the Exchange
salesroom by Adrian II. Muller q Son;
For account Of trustee IA bsnkrap,y Of Lsthros.
HasdHs A Co
81 shares Hooking valley Products Company Nie9
eachl ...............-.. -. ...s.....lO
s.. 80 InteIboFousa Metropolitan Company eonmon,
20 share. seattle Coal and Iron Company ti..s
10 's sbaSs, "a Is..ss.h Coal Company ,Ss ,ashj
80 900 Council CITY a solomon River Rsiiroad Con-
pany a-st mortgage per cent reslstsfed bcadsf
700 shares Council ciiy a Solomon River ksifost
Company $500 eachl. lp........s. ....s. ~
100 shares POgltnsy STATE Company ssioo sase,i
- 10, .oeoIu, of whom II may concern.
$40 coo Friction Pulley and Machine Worm hns
mongsgs per eeat bonds. due 1871. jay. isis.
cyllII.s OF. lot ~
. 900 PinclaWn Cemetry per cen, bonds: iot 100
800 shares PineAsB Csmetey l0t............ va
400 shares OH, Traction Company common Nieeg
eachl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .......t.......is
20 share. Roy.l Balios Powder Company eonnea
$500 s:sis o, renne..es ssriii pr cent eosds
due ltsS ssss-sss.stsa sstA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
New Katy Committee Formed.

Following the default Of the Novsm-
Der | interest on the sl9,oO000o per
cent extended notes Of the Missouri.
Kansas & Texas Railway, II was an
nounced yesterday that COMMITTEES
consisting of Willard V. King Lewis
b. Franklin, Edward X. Tinker. j. 7. e.
Walker, Festus j. Wade, Frederick I.
Haskell and E. S Page had been formed.
The committee is asking holders OF the
rotes, extended and unextended. TO de-
post them with the committees de-
positaries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of Various
Corporations.

Both gross and net operating income
Of the Puget Sound Traction, Light and
Power Company, controlled by the
Stone & Webster organization were
lower for August than in the same
month Of last year, gross declining
more than ~ per cent, while net earn
ings were % per cent under those III
1914. and surplus earnings ior the
month showed a contraction Of over o"
per cent. Total revenues amounted 70
sCO6 .229 in gross. net income was SZlY,-
o63. and surplus after interest charges
etc. totalled S36,lG9. The weivo
months statement up to August 81 also
how heavy losses compared with the
wear @ preceding. Gross income for the
Of s893.S 47. net earnings declined SOW
s43 TO S2,976.274, while surplus s sSi
ings Of $685. made q drop OF so'o'-
ons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04

r.. tcesl street market sor COPPER vas 'lfalp
me p' -. au1,sl al Ist. alsi.c o. ihs
W. Y,rk Mesal f1change On 90 a1s.'o15 .e'5 va:
cr,.ei az sGg3s zoe for sl1i a.d 81 ,.S ~,
az f5r pot in New yors AMI is-'se Et.' :.
LOU. aud .pei;r arm WIN 'P9t 9@if ii.re
y rl,t In London standard copper si"i
- =, az 10, 81. futures a l'5 ana &C. ~
MID $40, Al go l0s TT lsei =. 80 - i,
- "a. toa. .pot ani 80 tors future. Lao y.
io,f11 closed a. f2{ Jos foi SPOT ara > e' -
n "a Iron Mlitelbofo No $ 90 ~ = H. -
tt.Bary. Northern. quoted Al SO - e sls',-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Ncs York. November J. 1918.
BFENEs.

New 1ork. NOronbef >. islo
BFEvEs.
Receipts. 3os5 head 1911 cAr On sale. stssrs
very dull i5625c lower. bulls and cows slov.
steers IS 75gss so. bulls sass IS. cgSs. s99
So extra Ohio. s.. 80. Dressed besf slow and IN
changed
CALVES.
Receips 2lJ5 head. 1880 or sale YEAS 500
lower. ErAssers 25c lower Ness ssssl2 cill -
az. 50, gfassers si25@p. ysarli1s, s. j0aN25.
Dressed cagCs lower CITY dressed seel-. lss a
lsc. country dressed l2i. alsc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. 6.ili bead. 10 car, GA sale sheep
xtaady lanAs steady 10 shade loser. sheep ~,
gS5f3. cula. s39{3.5o; lambs. dS0gsg.Ss. suls.
.6gS7. $500
h0GS.
Receipts. 1000 head cars on sas Msftss
steady 10 easier Light " heavy hogs. tJ9SS.
roushs. So 5@f650.
49, Telegraph 70 T1s rribuns.l
Lriisyins. Nov s-sIiLEP and LAAB9-ns-
edpts light: for three days this week. lts AAtst
guiss. choice l.nls Csc butcher sms ~
"a &c; common. III gee bucks Around ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04

Nosi Of The railroad stocks in the
w have sold IN other years at much
iR'ef prices than they have lately
SS'.Asd. The examples are comparative
2 lew where new high records in the
.a@iy Of particular stocks are being
ssssasd Nevertheless, the majority OF
- active rails have by this time
,'s'sc territory where there begins
= reason for determination. Earn
g are booming. 10 is true. but not all
uags, and big increases in gross
- lei still. owe much OF their size to
~ returns IN the depression Of last
~. ~, Against the rise OF the railroad
We there are arrayod foreign lqui-
500 constantly decreasing income
~ and the possibility that peace in
..ope' Z IL comes suddenly. viii bring
uo'eni reodjustment Of all security
!. ues On the side Of the boom are
-, s'ea' crops, rapidly-growing pros
'~'V and cheap money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
steel Industry in Its Heyday.

u no wonder that the current
: '''ef o. "The Iron Age" reads almost
- romance When the demand for
~ overwhelming and without
.,teentp when furnaces have been
~. 80 hard that some Of them must
- 'of repairs, when customers are
81 IN their orders for finished
". snd not asking the price. and
r PIG iron production is running.
trSes. hrst time in history, at over
a. y ~, tons month here is feast
g. not put up with mere colorless
e,.ynon. Such an over stimulation
seoeetion as has been brought out
conditions Of the European war
drawbacks, OF course; but il is
u Presumed that the steel industry
\ Eye 70 the future, when il will
sn,.ssry 20 reduce It's output 70
s.,pshd with normal consumption.
ss,' se,ily be, however, that with so
sn,w turope's workmen destroyed
u, sfeo useless by wounds or sick
rs ~ transition WI be gradual,
u Ss return of peace, from abnor-
n eormal conditions. That is 70
M VII probably be a long while
~ ,S;nsfcpe's production Of iron and
N De brought reasonably close
- ApQSVmption-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.

Cotton Exchange houses took the buyins SIDE il
The coffee market again to-day. ana Nu..- = .
=. INN, N business was mot large sats AK So
- 20 t.gs the selling was uQt A.. ,s.4t.s ana
prica, iais in the day ADVANCED ,a'iy Gone @
shaui the TOP. VIA nei ga o ~ ,o; r'c,.ysd
og-az 10 he holiday 90 Bra %. bur cot ani rem
ores wee hsmef. Win Sa. -os = qd9ieu .,
"a 81 "a 80 = AZ . 800 .-Ic. . AZ 3c ana % Nl
g. an SO. ali London credits. while no % "eic
offered al zoe. American credits. -. .-
si,i,,-ants frou Brazil las month were large es
~, y no 900 Nags compared with l.-oi"y5
p, 800 ,ri J- 600 Two years ago DelFerles OF
~ 49,. - coffee iu th. United states In Oceneg
g. -, .rr.,infirg 10 500 $50 lags. Or whch
sf,i, fo o0o we shipped 60 Europe. Owing - tls
large amount ~ coffee aHoa; ron blaN ,o lu-
si.itJ. sIupiy aguros would proha1b sn3" an ~.
c-eass On about 500 600 lags, when wiz 'onV''0
20" -, irrro4se az $50 .lG3 tH0 years ago nj,
~ loesi sugt market steady, WIN no -
ouat.-i Id 4. a. Range ~ prices a.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04

p,,,ursa orened dull and Inactive. with hIst
r-iec, chsnsed to decline 4 poini. , sSis
on The call were 50 tons Hte uAls , :, 10
- 4, he dsy vas noticeable but about a. ne
~ ls,sl ne market closed about s,eady,
,,tnts net lower 70 2 points higher WIN "'A'
49,. z 100 toas. Range prizes A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04

American 900 Imports 80 900. American ~ 900.
Mid- upland esd FUTURES opened quiet ~,
10 and unchanged from Tuesday Closed
steady 81 % l2il ponss Loser Nov oi!li jan
Aug 667: Oct-No 80. Administrations
quiet aud nrm, cloths offers too low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
GaIyeston- Houston Electric.

The Galveston Houston Electric Com
many reports gross earning amounting
70 $lC9Oi9 for Septem er, a reduetlou
If $50 24i as compared Win that month
in 1914. Net earnings AFTER expense
we're S72. 626. loss Of $3.50 ana sur
Mus earnings after interest and othet
charges totalled $36,5si, a decrease %
SfS oar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04

while guaranteed are pea
to and reliable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1915.


s46S4Ooo Exchange
s72o666OoO $685.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
COZ NTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
NrN York. Aogsmuer =. 4'l
BUTTER.

Reesig,s tso days Il IS 9.ekas'i ps' 'i. .
-. .rI rndar aeatler gave tff tl.fAe
- --..,,-s to- 10 th- chclfs al iaIty
-, III errsnsry prices FOR ahicn ~-'e AIS ts,i
800 .c t. seccndaD liAiii@ ms n,.4
rfie,- Iuf d. uul SHOW mtri Ett.tk. Pr -
1890 a,frt. lqz scrrel. -lis a-3'.c. Iisf
- ~ 70.,- rr.ts 81 Z - %. seconds = .
l,a--N ,fi-ll. azfc. stale. Halu. la-s. = Z
- - a. r-fn,. sgts = .ec tcmm0u - fair. - r
-. r-oeysfsi sttrs. .4is -. nrs.s. -s-s sc
lover graiss .ee -lc. tnlfa.lia i.tiA +.'s
90. .iaglhc. losef sraics. lfls ~ az FtA
49, s,orE June maze rae -4s-lec. c-fi,ii iAt =
sne ale Ne ?. 2o92ote. i0~-f ."lsa ''@ az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04

The market continues firm on al descriptions %
,i,'1-,y nav .h0. llg fairy uniform quality anu
,'''t,.rt seriors defect New invoices are tuhhtuB
iisGter. but tot4. stock Goa trar,i shows TO ne
49, ID, ss-. No l. $50: No % No =. sl9@s 40 /,
sllppns tl5-oa SIS ~ grad; hay Slyssl' iah1y
Ell small als, about 81 jOgs2 under large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
MILK AND CREAM.

nsmand - absgstins The supply sell AgproHi-
msfs'y i.e quar- rIlas Tor srEie Il n the g ocui
loo.
Rer~fu<s q, milk an- cream ~ 90 quar- cana FOR
ne uek er.fed October 20 MIN $40 g30. cream.
l1ei3 Totss for tie previous S.ek. 81. ssl IliIk
a. 49, clesI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04


To iocal market FOR spot cotton quiet AMI
IS point. lower a. n 20 Tor m.idilas upland. sales
30 nsits
cuu. gr.s0us. follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

Directors Of the Niles Bement-Pond
Company have resumed payment Of
dividends on the common shares By
declaring a quarterly disbursement Of
III per cent, payable December 20 to
holders Of record December II. Divi-
dends on this issue were suspended on
May 7, 1913. The regular quarterly
dividend Of y per cent on the pre-
ferred stock was also declared. payable
November Is to stock Of record No
vember 6.
The Stock Exchange firm OF Enrich
e. Co. announces that Morris -SOber
has been admitted 20 the firm.
Charles T. Treloar has become as
sociated with the firm Of J. K. Willis
ton & Co.
The annual stockholders' meeting Of
the First National Copper Company,
which was scheduled for October 25,
will be held November II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
CONVERTIBLE PRIVILEGES

PRIVILEGES
t oap for par which holders
IOyr5 Bonds OF aid
We gard the of the and
unuualya
debtam oonyab capita The two
pivIe
hnmshk ate If
ywfa
henroad mlea
all public investment or
hasbe notable has shown
yand before the war J"
highs
'"""S' RE DesrI,r
1913 0o
The wear q bonds ssble will payable well
the close the war
of will be expended for merchandise and
dhie purchase Government IN this country
the af"e H"'
han ela to applications for these notes
vbsnL trust in the United States
PRICE 100 AND INTEREST YIELDING 6b
lee u,ccusoM g. CO. TRUST CO. OF NEW YORK
.-,ow., c,,x RANK MECHANICS METALS NATIONAL BANK
PRENTICE
KEAN, TAYLOR CO. j. * W. 0H-~
NssEL, KiENcUTT & CO.
statistics and other
nnwhchw Ae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
Dallas Electric.

Returns Of the Dallas Eiee,rle I'm
pany for September show deei,ns -. "
s26.623 in gross earnings, Wiz
amounted to Sl3S.1b4. Ihere VIZ
loss Of 1850 in net earni i1 al
expenses, which totaiied Soo,4's, VIZ" mae
the surplus balance for the non az ,e %1Y
S22,Ol4, compared with S4o''4o ID i'''
blackstone Valley Gas and Electric
Earnings Of the Blackstone NaIIey
Gas and Electric Company maze s..Ii
Of STAG in gross for SEPT SmpeI' -
revenues being Sl2s.O9s. AFTER ueuIs,
ing operating expenses het car GO :
amounted 20 $52lO2, d grown o. 90
3Oi. and surplus for the moh'h va
S32.5ss, or $l,752 higher th"h ~ INV
same month u year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
GGGs


R.x,u,. t4o dsu. II - esSr- rnasf ooutln-
u-f .rar-ify " nrs isii TIaii'ies re market lor
hsh xrsfe, u fresh stock cog tainias .afss Pr.
poslSa VI slch ss.as LIZ. I'll 10 s@-sN-J 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Declines on Heavy
ReCeiptS-COrn Mar
ket Active.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. November Q. 1915
WHEAT

What vas dominated by the action 81 Winnheg
anu Minneapolis and. after early decline and
Subsequent rally. prices cascd N SHARPLY aud at
hr coso acre lGlAc net loser. he,eiJts at
primary points We're heavy. ami weather c0nti-
p ns Here favorable iJr a continuation n tho
liberal movement Exporters we're IN the market.
AMI sales we're a-fiug ed a. about million bushels.
but they Hcre composed principally u Manitptas.
issI wheat "a, offered more freely both lu Che
Northwest and 81 fhe Southwest AMI Stoke
ar BEGINNING u increase slowly The future course
Of values Wiil 30 dominated by the domestic ami
foreign demand which Ia, has bcsn keeping
very ciose pace with tie receipts.
Braistrsets' visible supply showed an Increase
q the Rockies % SO 900 bushels. the Cana
dian stocks incresscd i25-g 001. and st0cka IN
America and In and aanat f1r EIrpge gainel 70.
on. .1c0 hrurirg The i1ta % lt5 .9li 0no compared
with ls5. $50 900 year ag0.
IL the local cash market No dlnm wheat
"a, quoted 8. 81 ~ o , New York. 70 l
Northern Duluth s. o.. and No l northern Nan
iobL 81 lGh / BuTal0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS.
MUNICIPAL BONDS.
STATE BONDS.
RAILWAY AND MISCELLANEOUS.

: Cana as lsl5 y canal Is 1901
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04

The com market was moderately active. and early
IN the dag showed considerable f-uuoss. altiough
the advance longs sod quite freely. 1ni a. M
close values were net unchanged % Nc lover
There nss a moderate export demand. bit sales
vera gruau. amounting % only a Jew load. IN nc
lo'al cash ma-F.' N1 yellow corn va quoted a.
49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04

Oats were quiet. sui prices novel larFe'y IN
sympathy With tine other markets. closing = " = f.
ne, lower. Export sails f1r the day we're esinaI'i
Al 100 900 bushels The local cash mar,st was pare
81 steady " white quoted AZ illz i-c. 20 =
white i04ailc. ordinary t0 fa.cy cupie4. i''2@
4siac. all elevator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-04
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

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