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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
WHEAT DECLINED ON
HEAVY SELLING ORDERS
Reported That Russia Has 80,-
100000 Bushels Ready to Ex-
port Through Dardanelles.

CHICAGO, March 25.-At the opening Of
the Board of Trade today May wheat
was lac. below the final of yesterday. and
on following sales went to Sl.52l2, of
Ia cents. July started at 81 22A, un-
changed, but dropped 90 SI2lis, down las
cents. Commission houses were the jrE-
est sellers, and the buying demand was
very limited May closed at Sl63 show
ing loss Of Ia cents from yesterday.
while July ended at Sl2tSs, off l3s cents.
Reports current that Russia has M,0OO,
ono bushels Of wheat and rye, acCumu-
lated at Southern Russian ports for eN-
uultation In the event Of the opening
ot the baudanelles. caused a depressing
feeling In the trade today. The recent
successes of Russia on the field of battle
have also produced Hn uneasy feeling.
Nlded to this Is the report that two
,hirds Of the wheat stock hy Canada is
awaiting facilities for shipment
on tho other hand. grain dealers say
that export business i'm wheat and flour
viii probably remain large until tho
middle OF April
Probably the most depressing thing in
the market was the various reports that
orders for war munitions FOR the bellig-
crcnt countries have been cancelled. rhc
French Government has stopped buying
artillery horses here, All this II is
pointed out, leads every one to believe
that the war viii soon I've over. and thus
our large supplies ur wheat will not be
needed
The outlook for the wheat crop i'm ore
gon is that tho crop will bc about nor
NAL Tho outlook in France is generally
favorable
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25

aies, s.. I0hOoO. compared With k2pll q
fo4t nus iag this week. 50. 6s7. COO
fi'st Aaaf vesR is aea
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
NEM YORK. CENTRAL,s YEAR

strict economies were practiced hy the New
York Central Railroad In 1914, according to
the annual repout 10 offset drup In gross
earnings from Sl22 GS3 500 In 1913 10 Sll2,Til.-
u5I Iu lali. decrease Of SAHi2 TaS uxpenses
were reduced from N'G.4li i3G Ia SSi O33 lO5
mailing the loss iu net revenue from railway
uueratuu uTiy S5Gl i2T The falling of In
freight revenues last year was SO. I63 SIS
"A AuuosJ eyeTv community on tho list saws
Pregident A. II. SWith 10 the stoCkholdeTs
snows a loss IN volume, ana the consequent
decrease In the density ~ freight traffic uor
mile al road was SSl,2 tom miles The
decrease ~ passCEger tTsfflC, SO T6i 30 was
I'M L0th local aud uterine busiuess.'
TO the extent of MS application continued
President Smith. spCaking Of the Interstate
Commerce COMMISSIONS grant Of higher freight
rates tn tie Eastern roads. the decision OF
me commission Is helpful. hosides inspiring
confidence IN their general attitude toward the
railroads" Net income was equal TO =. ~
ptr cent earned on the stock, against 5 so
Der cent the previous year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
Hearing on Central Bond Issue

COLUMBUS O. March 2A--Fhomas W, La
mont, of New York, member OF the banking
hrm Of l. p, Morgan Co, and Clarence H..
Venner, New York banker. today appeared
before the state Public Utilities Commission
ia aecordauee with tho application OF the New
York Central Railroad Company for permission
10 Issue SiQl e44noO q rs su-gear per eept,
Convertible dehenture bonds and 10 inCreaAe the
authortLed amount, Of us capital stock from
O0,O0O, ,O0O TO 500 600. OOO- the railroad In
bonds 10 pay an equal amount OF It's unused
debt Incurred on capital account
Albert "a. Harris. Of New York city, general
counsel for the New York Central, and S. IA.
West OF Cleveland. general counsel for tae
lamont, Harria and West spoke IN favor OF
he appliqaton. EenneT epposed the applca.
ton on the ground that the proposal la Illegal
ana uareasoHah hle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25

The Pennsylyanla and AIecahan sugar
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
nIYInENps DECLARED

Distilling Company of America, regular quar-
terly q % 1 pei cent. on preferred stock,
naVable April 30 to stock of record April ..
Solthorn California Edlson Company, regular
quarterly sl,51 on preferred, PAYABLE April IS
10 stock Of record OF March 81
American ChCle Company, regular monthly
| nor cent, common, payable April "a Also
paVahlP April l.
cent, payable April 10 to stock OF record
today.
ter'y Sl25, payable May l 70 stock OF record
foston Consolidated Gas Company, regular
quarterly per cent.
regular quarterly ia per cent payable April
Is 10 stock OF record April 3
NOrfoik and Western Railway, regular quar-
terly / per cent on adjustment preferred, pay
ahIe May 10 10 stock OF record April 30
Delaware, Lackawanna and western, regular
quarterly els per Gent payable Aprh 20 to
stock OF record ApTA r.
Stsv,art Mining Company regular quarterly
10 Der cent, payable April 10 20 stock OF rec
ord April o,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25

rcfneries have advanced the list price OF
refined granulated sugar to 6 cents. up
> points,
The price or some grades of print
cloths was today advanced \ cent yard.
This is said to indicate higher prices fer
other goods.
y New York stock Exchange member,
ship sold for $1,000 the same price as
the last previous transaction.
At the organization meeting of tine
Texas and Pacific new board OF directors,
George H. Gould was elected chairman
Of the hoard and president Kingdom
Gould was reelected vice president Ed
ward ], Pearson, first vice president Of
Missouri Pacific. was elected vice presi-
dent in charge Of operation. c. w, Beteh
was reelected secretary and treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BTTTER.-Demaud was fairly active ard
prices ruled hrm under moderate onerugs.
Quotations Western, fresh. solid packed
creamery, fancy, specials. 3lc.; extra, 20c.
extra frsts. gSC. tlrst5. 2Gn2Tr; seconds. 2|T
2lr.; thirds gl022c.; ladle packed 10dglc..
as to quality, nearby prints, fancy, 32C
2ifi21c.; special fancy brands Of prints Job
bling AT bGN3OC
EGGS.-Were hrm and In good demand.
quotations. In free cases. nearby extras, 22C.
Per duE, nearby 0rsls, S6.lj Per standard
case nearby current receipts 81 per case
Western extra hrsts 50 Ia per case. 10, hrsts.
- per case Southern S5.IOuh.7O rer case;
fancy selected candcd fresh eggs were iohbed
Out at gtm@Gc. per doz
CHEESE. was a fair inquiry for
desirable stock ami values were well sustained
uuuor light offerings. quotations. New York,
fun cream, fall make. choice, lGiGl7c.; do,
do, fair to good, lea dlGac.; do, current
make, l5la"ldci do, part skins. snl3c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
BANK CLEARINGS
RATES FOR MONEY
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

sterling opened strong at about 4 above the
final hsures yesterday. Demand sterling was
quoted at 4T0ls. and cables 4, 1D7s IN the
afternoon further advance was scored In
sterling rates. Demand sold at 4 10 GIG. and
cables 1. 10 l5-l6f4 50. Francs was quoted
6aOl, for cables and 63OA, Tor checks. Reich
marks was sa%gs3ig,
Sterling Francs. Marks. eIs.
cables ...., 4 lHAQs aDI St2s KY 70
Demand ,..., 4.Ta&1A @al Si'a sos
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
AMERICANS ACTIVE
Strength in New York Had Favorable
Influence i'm London.

LONDON. March 25-Amoricans displayed
activity ON tho stock exchange today, In
nUrncod hy the strength in New York other
departments We're quiet but sentiment was
unrvrtul. iit-cILcu securities We're steady
There was buying of the war loan notwith-
sounding the tact that an instalment Of 10
uVr reut, paid today discounted any advau, e.
ttutdiau Pacific paused because or the con
tBuod idlliug Off n earnings Argentine rails
were steady on an Improvement In revenues
ArgenJine hono5 H,rc haro,r on an announce
iICut Of negotiations Tor Treasury warrants
In the United states. The tone OF Russiaus
was good. rher" was buying OF shell trans
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
SHARP RISE IN COTTON

NEW YORK. March 25.-Cotton npened
steady. . To s paints higher. The Advance
braught forth realizing sales around the To-
cent level for oCtoher, and some OF Inc big
local traders seemed 10 be working for a re-
action Notwithstanding he pressure the list
a gain OF z points over last nights close. Lly-
I'f'e Coutinent was buyer again AZ l.lNerpnol
In the afternoon demand developed for July
liiting 1t 20 points. october was up - points
and December ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
LINE STOCN OuOTArIONs

CHICAGO, March - noes Rcccipts ~
Goa marhcl T"adI mixed 9 -o 9gd butchers SO ~
"a i3dG 10 ltsnt SGluuGT2; rEs. s. 2a{rU25;
bulk, SCI 1ifG GI,
CATrLt.. Rc,ciIta 1900. market steady,
hoevrss N5.Ia|N. n; COWS ard hoiicrs, SH.20U
90. Texans, SG,9hmIiu, calves SS.iOu1O -
SHEEP. -EecoIptS, lO,uuO. market steady:
native and Western, S5G5dS,lO; lambs, $50
WlN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
FRESH FRUITS

Demand fair for choice stock and values gen.
orally well sustained ender oderate VfferlnRs
Quoiati tious. Apples, Now York, per bbl = York
lnueriRl, S2N5; Greening, S2d2.ia; King. ", -
HA5u. SPY. S2u2. 10 Baldwin Sed2. -; Ben
Davis, Sl7hT2.T5; other good eating varieties
81 h0u2 so medium, Sl0l 50 apples, Western
pcr boz, Sl%l -, DO. nslnwqIe and PenpsSl-
yanis. per hammer h9aeo. lemons PEI, eox.
20; tangcrnes Florida per strap, 81 500
80; grapefruit. Florida, per box. SIJO12 2 90:
piueaprlcs. per crate Porto Rico SsTbd4:
Florida, S2u3 Sranbsrrieg,, fancy late va
Jersey per crate, 25a75c strawberries.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
Russia Seeks 10000, 600 Credit

MONTREAL. March 25--It is reported here
that the Russian Nolcmuent is seeking 9 s;0,-
600 60 credit in Canada and tha United States.
II Is understood that u Will take the forIH Of
one-yeaT Treasury bills,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
Pennsy Orders BRIDGE

Tae pennsvlvBnia Railroad has placed a
contract with the Robert Grace Contracting
Company, ~ Pittsburgh. for new sT5n;0po
Tisblrg. The bridge Is for The Cumberland
Valley Railroad. q subsidiary Of the Pannsyl-
Vania Railroad,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
ADDITIONAL GOLD FOR IMPORT

NEW YORK March 25.-Ladenhurg Thai
man 4 60 have engaged 81 ,O0000 United
states gold coin al Ottawa Tor shipment 70
New York. The International Banktng Cor
poratlon has engaged 100000 gold in 1apanese
en at lokohoma for shipment 70 San Fran
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
NEW YORK COEEEE MARkEr
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK March "a -BUTTER- -Marke,
nrmcr, receipts, l5lu packages; ezra 20 o,
higher scoring 2n'aW3Oc.: state dairy, 2TH2S' /,
creamery. 2lmG9C.
EGGS Market easy; receipts. g2,lSa cases,
extra hrsis, 2OL H2lr,; hrsts, lgipa2olgc. .
nearby whites. 2hC,; mixed color. 9Wu2iC.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
NEW YORK CURB
China orders Tin Plate Here

ii.htna this week ordered tin plate worth
sala nd a Total OF 7O.0o0 boxes TO be rolled
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
NFW YORK METAL MARKET
BAR SILVER

NEv YORK. March 2a.-Ths metal market
,.ss- unChHnged today. Lead, 100 &C. tin.
6ve-tan lois. - ao0 i5c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
11:3O A. NJ. 10 II NJ.

,I0 /" fsnoo I;en VALLEY RIA ro,Ga9 rrac,. 295,
3 }sa.,ong Rsn sR4rl 4d VA I'd q 2E" 2b I"p cor z
= do...-.-... 81 zee dO.........T i-If
IIGo d. i-il ~ rch I;onr6 Nav !ii1a
100 rhila Eiec..., - - Am Rwy...., 3OT
RONnS
lOIs Phila 60 scrip NlG-..,,.......-.. ~
iOOO Lake sup Cor inc Is,...,.-.........-. 10
1000 t.Ch Val gen cons S.,...-....r.. NIat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25

Heavy Exports of Breadstuffs

WASHINGTON, March 2a.-The Chlef Of tho
Bureau OF statistics, Department Of Commerce
ana Labor, repOrts the principal domestic eX-
ports for Febraary and eight months ending
February rs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
United Railways Investment Report

The income account OF the United Railways
Investment Company for the fiscal year ended
necenher 81, 1914; compares with the pre-
eedlng years as follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25

NusV F0Rk March 25.-Hhe quoiatlon for
,,an5nIarclal bar silver today vas hQi3 cents.
All Rsalsap dallaIs a. ash oanis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
ENGLISH RESERVES LOWER
Bank Also Reports Decrease in Bul
lion

LONDON. March 25--'rhere was q decrease
of over 2CO0, OO1 pounds In reserves reported
hy the Bank NJ England Tor the week Tho
proportion uf reserves To Liabilities fell from
- ~ per cent. lo 29i3 per cent
There was also loss uf about 1000 600 in
bulliou, The discount rate remained Wnalterei,
Details follow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
REFINED SUGARS

The market ruled firm hut auet Renners'
list prices. Standard Erpnulated. 6.0hc.; hno
granulated. 1.nOc.; powdered &C.: Contoc-
TONERS \, 5.SOc. soft grades. hOad5 65c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25

70 Pennn ~ l,lG n Lch Nal IT.. ~.
100 Lake e. .6lS"16 i6G t'' : steel W. lS.ss
100 do........, G7s
BONDS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25

frntaI sales. 4&fhNh ShareS compared with
Se4 No shares yesterday thus far This Weeb
iaa6 sOl shares: same period last week, 6iaS0O
shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadel-
phia has houghr $4,000 municipal war
rants aud 100000 acceptauces. The di-
rectors of the bank met today, and after
the meeting 1t was said there was nothing
- give out.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
u NJ. to 12:3O r. NJ.

10 l. S StCel.... iStg 10 L ; Steel. tSle
100 Lake : G.. Z Lilo 100 Chino Copper. 3Tis
10 Ion valley. GNia ~ T. $ steel. .... iSls
En Lake sun Cor leo Lake sun Cor :
100 dO....-,.,, Z - lnS co y Am y =
ion Lake sun cor loo 'rouuunh Min ~
20 dO......... 10 Mo Paoitlr... II
: Am CAS-, ,lOll. peUnn ....... as
N i.eh Val Tr.. lhlp 10 Y q l........ 81
~ dO.......-. l5lp ~ Ton Min .....T 7-lG
- Am Rwr..... 10 - West ! " = : 49,
EnNnS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25

1880 to ? T.. Nj.

e Eenua, ~, 53h Il0o4a $ steel. ..SS,,q
% Lake S =. g l5-t6 q An Rwy .. 30
Il Am Bt Sugar 44's ~ P,nna ....... ~.
BONpS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
81 Phtla Go sorip lolS.--,,
. TO 2;3O p. Nj.

10 E2!s"l" Wast pEs 9s, SS g Readnz A. ga 9l
Il doi.;;ns;.... adsS "o 400 II2Es sun Cor ~
10 Phia co pfd G2 - T. q ...... ~
BONDS
1OOO In Rwy inv Observation-Disclosures. GI
100 l.eh VALLEY annuity Is. s.,,,.,......l: l:ijl@
1900 I.eh Nav cons i.s...,.,.,........ OJL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
1880 to / Z. NJ.

1000 Phill 90 ist 5s........,.......... %
lOOn Belh stool Ns...-..- ......L..llN lNLs
The evening world., 1915-03-11

Broadway Association; II. q. Opdychs
and representatives Of the Goelet e.
tate, Brokaw Brothers, the Metropoll-
tan Opera HOUSE, the FIFTH Avenue
Building. Jay . Candles and Clinton
q Russell.
On Tn microbe plates undsr the
rnicr0ocopc. were seen aggregat1ons
q germs OF ell kinds ranging from
the hook worm 70 the tay fe,lows
thai scatter mumpa, pneunnonia, hay.
fever. tuberculosis and al forms Of
colds and skin eruptlons.
Enough germs were captured a.
they were leaving The subway % Kin
on the German Army" said one ex-
pert.
The witness said the sratinss pro-
posed along broadway would prove
very offensive to women, particularly
In summer. whom skirts Of light ma.
terial would be come the prey of va
grant germ laden ArauGhts.
I'VE have photographs shoWing
ladies holding long conversations rigAt
over these gratings with express
trains whissIng below" said Chief
Engineer Craven Of the Public Ser
Vice Commission. And they A1dn't
seem a bit disturbed. -
William Il. Wilcox, former Chalf-
man OF tho Public Service Commtu-
sion. submitted n brief setting forth
many objections to the proposed ven-
tilation system.
The evening world., 1915-03-11
THREE MEN SHOT
AVDTWOMAYD|E::
UNION Man HELD
Patrolman Says Prisoner Threw
Away Revolver and Ran
One Victim Baff Witness.

Three men were shot this afternoon
In . Aght in Washington Street. be-
tween Harrison and franklin, ana
TIVE may de Of their wounds.
william F. Mangan. business agent
Of the International Brotherhood Of
Teamsters. Chauffeurs. stablemen and
Helpers. y under Arrest At Police
Headquarters. charged BY Patrofman
Clark with doing the shooting.
The men shot were Luke Doyle
said to be an important witness In
the case Of Barnet Ban. the murdered
West Washington Market poultry
man; Michael Costello. No. % Eighth
Avenue. and jeremiah Sullivan, who
gave an addsss In Brooklyn which
does not appear In the city directory.
Doyle and Costsllo were shot In the
stomach and Sullivan In the left
shoulder.
Patrolman Clark heard the shots
and says he saw Mangan throw .
revolver into . doorway. He cap
tured the Fugitive labor leader only
after q sharp chase. When Clark re-
turned to the doorway with his pris-
onsr tho rsvOlvsr was gone.
Aangan. when taken to the Leon.
ard Street Station, denied he fired
the shots or threw away q revolver.
A charge was preferred against him
nevertheless. and he was then hur-
ried to Hudson Street Hospital. where
tho wounded men had been taken for
treatment. Mansan admitted knowing
DoyioI ...... ..-..t
Doyle. who IL also known Slmanski,
has been prominent IN the Teamsters'
Union. He was closely questioned by
the police at the time Of the Ban
murdsr. but was never placed under
arrest.
The evening world., 1915-03-11
ACTRESS TELLS SECRET
AWslI known Actress Tells How She
Dasksnsd Her Gray Hair and
rFonsetsd les Growth With Q
simple Home Made Mixture.

Miss Blanche Rose, . we'll Known
sstssss. who darkened be- sray hair
with simple preparation which she
nixed q home, in . Fsoent interview
at Chicago. IIi.. made the following
statement; "Any lady or gentleman n
can dasksa tAcis ssay hair and nake
Il soft and glossy with this simple
rssips. vheh hey css nj. at hone:
To . half pint of water add o.. Of
bay rum. . small box q Barbo Com.
pound and Il %. q ayeesine. These
ingedients can Be bought at any drug
stsse q very little cost. Apply to the
hair twice . week until Il becomes the
required shade. This will make . gray
haired person look 20 years younger.
u 10 alss lns y psom0ts ths growth
d hsir. relieves itching and scalp hu-
nory snA b excellent See dandeuif snd
falling Aals."-Advt.
The evening world., 1915-03-11

citation and rcpresent,or betxeer
$4,000 and $4,000 worth OF real
estate, between Th,rtietb and For.
ticth Streets. protested 10 tho Public
ssrv1ce Conmissioa to-day aRa,pst
the proposed open sidewalk vent,iator
sratings above the nov Broadway
Subway line. hIff
MIcrobe traps. consisting of bacte-
biological plates on which all manner
Of germs we're held fast by a sticky
substance, were set in the present
subway ~ra,,,v. r..r Yrr,or a.,.r.
" o".o" 'e""'''
anu ~ points along broadway.
These plates were placed under the
direction OF DIR. North. bac,erioloxist
"a -. ~.o,,,.a
81. "e'o ss"'O.'oo 'o-""y 10 = nor
The evening world., 1915-03-11
WALLSTREET.

Stock market wAS dull and iistiesz
during FIRST hour, With few changes
outside Of some sps0.altiss. American
ice moved up IL. 70 -. aaA MAJ
well Motor tssuss continued to ad-
vance. In ssooDA hour AlasaEa Gold
sold at new high record-s1 80. .or
81 s-e shove tts par vaiua Drss iss0ss
all made gains and general market
was more active and firm. showing q
tendency 10 aAvanoa.
. IN early sftsrnoon 1aaxwefl Motor
Issues showed advances up to 33->
points. Railroad stocks were dull and
activity was confinsl to . few stochs'
r., r . T. spurtsd up In last hour
about . poiAt an1 market closed
showing small irreguiss
changes.
The evening world., 1915-03-11
CONSCIENCE TROUBLED HIM.
DAHsssleP wandered AfaP, bat He
-, Coas Dask 70 Plead Guilty,

The consciencs Of Charles e. Bailey
could not b. stilled even In the wilds
a AlasleA, 5000 miles away from The
scene Of his crime. and drove him back
to plead suilty to Grand larceny. which
he "a this morning before Magistrate
Murphy in YorxvilIs Police Court who
held him In $1,000 bail.
On Aug. 20. 1918. Bailey appeopri-
ated e1e7.o6 while he was in charge
Of . dining car on the New York
Central. He ran away TO Alaska
In tho hslief that he could make up
his shortage. He found that mining
life wasn't oil that the movies painted
1t. Two days ago he got back a. far
a. Cleveland after eighteen months
wandering and gave himself up 60
the police. He reached here this
morning. .- ..-aa.... ...........,.r. ..
The evening world., 1915-03-11
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

Cotton market Opened Q bhAoS boWer'
Commission house profit tkking va
Offset by Southern buying. Spot bales
at Liverposi reported at an advance Of
81 Q bale. Small failure Of fou'
tsaAsr had NO effect. In second houI
the South and some spot houses sold
Wall Street interests bought. Market
steady in afternoon. ExporD to-day
40 77g 6alnn H
The evening world., 1915-03-11
CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN
MARkGTo.
WHEAT

IN MAY. 9gssr. s.s HyA' Is. G5sss;; ,ss. : chg; {
''S July h' e, cows. III" ii's "
m N.Y.: N.Y.. Tas TN III TN = n
Wheat was steady after opening off
from y TO AZ cents. In second hour.
close. prics. a. Ssci;"sd lined Ssain q s's"SI ana r.
covered, rising sharply around mid
day with Lay ~ cents above the
early low. Reported sinking of two
vesssls from the Pacific Coast laden
high cash wheat In the West. helped
the advance. Closed v to \ OF cent
net advance. .... &C.. ,-....
Corn devslopsd steadiness. Support
fssm the short Interest Ess . {sctos.
advanced O cent around mid day.
market dull. Closed y of cent up
to unchanged.
The evening world., 1915-03-11

The New York Stock Exchange men,
berahip Of Victor n. Rsichenberger was
to-day soid = HarolA Hartsheyss Tor
$4,000. an advance Of $1,000 over the
price of the last seat sold.
The evening world., 1915-03-11
Mrs, Emily 70. skinner Dead.

Mrs. Emily 70. Skt0neP Dead.
BINGHANTON. N. T.. March H.
Mrs. Emily =. Skinner. sister ot the
late United States Senator The0as c.
Ptstt, died to-day at her heme In
OweGo. She II survived BY one son.
The evening world., 1915-03-11
irEms ron .jNvesToea

The l27.000.0e0 New York state
l1-4 per cent. bonds were awarded
e the syndicats headed b. HePrts.
Forbes q Co. at their bid or l03.iSS,
20 Be resold TO the public st ies Ia
for both maturities.
The evening world., 1915-03-11

Canadisn Pacific gross earnings
decreased e13S,Ooo In first week oS
March: From July 1 decrease totalA
The evening world., 1915-03-11

The new. one-year 8 per cent Erie
notes will be Offered at 80. Prssidest
Underwood stated In a letter .resarl-
ing notes that since 1900 the Drte
Railroad Company has expended for
additions and betterments more than
800. 900. .OO0 t-s
The evening world., 1915-03-11

Chesapeake q OHIO gross earnings
decreased as.ioi in first week Of
March: From July I Increase totals
The evening world., 1915-03-11

Exports from New York wednesdsy
ei0.67s, ,0Oe; . new high record.