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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
WHEAT MAKES NEW
RECORD IN CHICAGO
Exporters and Millers in Scram
bic for Supplies-Corn, Oats
and Flour Prices Advance.

Chicago, Jan. 15.-Europesn demand,
with no sign that American farmers
were yet ready TO part with reserves,
sent the price Of wheat up again to-
day. The corn market also was af
iected. The May wheat option COM
manded a phenomenal value, 81 45it
a bushel Closing prices were unset
tied at / 4c 20 2hc above last night.
Corn finished 31sc to sac up, oats at
a gain of sc TO 1 &c, and provisions
unchanged TO SOC 10 32iac higher. All
available supplies largely disposed of
and producers not replenishing, was
the way trained observers explained
the amazingly rapid tightening of the
wheat market. Export clearsnces of
$4,000 bushels for the last twenty
four hours, a rate that threatened 20
sweep the big terminals bare, formed
argument enough for the bulls. In
addition, Liverpool quotations had
jumped. and virtually the entire float
ing supply at Buffalo was reported as
having been laid hold of to meet the
wants of the starving people in Bel
GUM.
Heavy profit taking failed to retard,
EXCEPT for a brief interval. the upward
flight Of the market. Sales TO foreign
ers we're estimated TO exceed 100000
bushelr. Meanwhile, there was no pause
i'm the buying by millers, who were
rushed by export business and we're
able to lift their product 20c barrel
to 81 40 wholesale for the best spring
patents.
Export sales Of corn increased and
we're estimated TO amount TO 100000
bushels. chiefly here and at Kansas
City. The sudden expansion of the
European purchase Of corn was gen
orally regarded as an obvious neces-
sity, to supplement untitled orders on
ether foodstuffs, notably rye, which
has become so scarce that the price
here leaped to-day sc bushel. Oats
reflected the strength Of corn. EX-
mort sales at the seabosrd were said
TO exceed 100000 bushels:
Provisions hardened with grain and
hogs. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
COURT CALENDARS
meaning ., MS un

ngsr'r and judgment entered thereon. AaFH'ed
Thomas Nsnn,/'.Ths Brootiyn cis',.n" order
IN 90 far a. sppeAed from reversed. y - $40 ce-'s
and qlsbursemel's. and motion granted ncrmiltinz
2 aintif discovery FOR tho entire period oetNee.
February 30 1895. ana the date Of COMMEMORATE
Charles NishAus Patrick NcNui'y. iudEnent
and order o. The Ciy Court u New Roehels re-
ysred and a trial ordered.
Celia OlchfFsnnie Bernstein and o,hsrs- Jlds
nsni Of County Court q queens County s1ifmsd'
sarah Ps,,tofskyI ANTHONY Peuissisr. Francois
N1o' and Anionln chapel sc. Judgment nollne y.
Pe0pls/J Albert A Son. Judgment of CONVICTION
q Court Of Special Sessions affirmed on e"s1'
People Edward u Crout. Appeal No. !. AD-
peal dismissed Opn,on ~ Rich }.
People LdWaTd 81 Grogt. ApReal No Z. sp
peal dismissed upon authority Of PeoplsfGrout ZAP
People. etc. ~ rel Anthony ? Mudoo1l lshlne
lander Waldo az Police Commissioner OF w on
New York. Determination snnllled and "fi sAs
tanned. with $50 COSTS and disbursefnenfs
People etc. ri g T Paige. re.atofI thine, ANGER
waldo. as Police Commissioner Of The Ctty ~ Nee
York Ds,errnin alton confirmed and wit dismissed.
with $50 costs and disbursements
Lucy Rayuor. infant. ty J Csrnsn, guardian al
hieml tbs New YORK Long Island Iracuon %
appellant Judgment of County soun % Ntss.a
IeBei and new tr.a ordered. 'cos's 20 ah.ds me
FANNIE Ronca. infant. By @ c RoncL guardian al
Item Wendell Evans Co etc. appellant jog
costs % sbifs the event. unless within twenty days
plaintiff stipUlse 10 reduce ths verdict 70 Sse0v "
which event The Judgment ss 50 fsinc.d a.
opinion by Jenks. ~.
q c Ronca Wendell & Evans Co. etc. Judgment
and order unanimously affirmed. with costs tSee
Fannie Roncs/WendeI Evans Co. decided heTs-
g stern s Pearl. &c. orders affirmed. with $40
costs and disbursements
II @ Young wenl and ano JudSmen, aTirmei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
Stamps on Prorits.

American Can Company is put
"-esni documentary stamps on
proxy 70 sends out for the an
cseting on February 2. although
PERMISSIBLE under the law for
~lpany 70 stamp the proxies after
tie returned DOB signed form. II
MS as many other companies
.olg' II would doubtless save
ing Of the $3.50 the stamps are
= because there are always a
Z" Of stockholders m every com
Nho Sill not trouble 20 fiji out
But as the company sees II
;,ooei Of non-returns will be con-
ss,y less than would be the case
\. sS'a,oloers thought they had TO pay
Il documentary stamps. Possibly,
~ mere presence Of the stamps or
fy4les may give them an addi-
Importance 10 the careless or
\. 9aiatefent, and so will result in
a always desirable, q large vote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
GERMANY ORDERS SHOES
100000 Pairs To Be Made
Here on Imported Machines.

Germany has placed an order for
100000 pairs Of shoes with one Of the
largest shoe factories in the Middle
West, according to a story going the
rounds of the shoe trade.
The special machinery used, as the
story goes, eluded British war vessels
by being shipped from Germany by
way of Italy. The patents are owned
by the German government, and the
machines are used exclusively for the
manufacture of army shoes.
When a leading factor in the New
York shoe trade was asked by Trib-
une reporter why there should be any
secrecy about Germany >lacing a large
order for shoes in this country he
remarked. "Well, you know. Germany
is going to have some trouble getting
those shoes across the pond"
Another one said that the policy Of
Germany was TO not let it be known
that the country had 10 90 into for
eign markets for war supplies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
Part Of the 100000.

,u,n.. OF gold now. with all the
-,-rss fsvorirc the United States.
usually complex. The UneX-
n import of SG.O00.OO0 Of the
q from China by the Guaranty
~ Company has naturally been the
"a q nsny other rumors OF like
I-seaoa,. Yesterday 10 became
m hat Si500.000 had been re
n IN San Francisco by 2 national
, sl3ss that bank has many ties,
-sr-, and business. with Lazard
-,,, he general supposition in eN-
,rr, r-c'es was that there was
nd t5r,setion between their recent
Isr-u br the Bank Of France
,r asy deposited s2.000.000 IN gold
III ,s-s FOR the account Of that in
f--r-snd this import Of gold from
~ The cuesscs went even fur
N nd supposed that the 100000
r4.4r from the Assay Office might
h sssn brought from China and
-rtgre5 10 New York from san
Irss,o. As 10 that no information
III Be obtained. The 81 100000 that
i-rsi yesterday. however, was
-r,ii 10. IL was learned. A. part OF
: Guaranty Trusts engagement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
Canadian Pacifc's Jump.

rs3isn Pscifc's sharp rise shortly
noon yesterday, together with
Movements Of a number of other
g. including Goodrich. Studebsker,
rsm Maryland and Missouri Pa
,lt new heart into the speculative
ri,y. Not since the first days
The rtopennC Of the Stock Tx
g has there appeared so much
CEN Of play for professionals and
'-t'ic alike. Canadians sharp rise
particularly interesting. If only as
usnpls Of what might happen on
isoi Beginning the day at l59,
? Nock rsnged within about half a
y Q. that figure for the first two
IN Then suddenly 10 began 70
~ hundred shares sold at l59,
Ten hundred a. 159 4. the next at
: fh'rlrg The Intermediate frac-
:. ~ o Jumped 20 1901 on a sale o.
l.ifes; another 100 sent IL 20 "a
!; so more carried u 10 16l, the top
~ O he day The whole gain OF
'rii points was made in less than
-nu.es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Steamer rates advanced and a moderate business
was rsnorted In chsrtedng Freishts ohered sieadly
IN several Of the more important ua1e9 luI lo.s
nominal HUI. cd. April. Bristol 100. Msfeh a. /.
picked ports large tonnage. . 81 49, So'toa 70
steamer. . 900 quarters grain. Atlantic range 70
West Italy. excluding Genoa. JOS od ciAftsIei
slarsnteeing 400 a day demurrage. Jan-feb; bflt-
Ia .fearner Il 900 quarters. same. jan bftisn
steamer 81 900 quarters same. Jan: British steamer
%. 900 quarters. same. feo ~ stesLneI' .---V
IONS cotton New York 70 Bremen private terms,
Jan FEB: steamer. 8.1s9 tons cotton. south AZ
lantic port 10 the BAluc or brenen' private lsIil
csrso Gulf 10 HAVE. ~ ca net form. FEB. Danish
steamer. l62s tons. West lnda irsie, ~ ino,,ls
tiuique. private terms schooner. $50 tons lumber
Mobile 10 MayAguez 81 schooner, 10 tons. coal
baltimore 10 MAyport thence JACKSONVILLE % Balu-
more lumber. private terms schooner, 1.5V3 TOM,
coal Baltimore or Boston 90 Portland. private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16

speclsl Term-Psn li-ZELLER. J.
IL parte matters.
REFEREES APPOINTED:
SUPREME c0URT-LEHMAN. J.
Shields /Orasssut Const Goa II I0"nies'
Mac /Birubsum-f O.Neill.
Jackson App eby-R stsoL
By GOFF, J.
Lambert Walton Duny
Kahn Lerner-S ChGrt
schwab/ Shspiro-D spefssy.
Kerr Weiss-Wm Auo1smth
81 FOR say Martin " POLLOCK
Wheeler Anger-W Larremore
Wilson Anger-Frank Moss
specht Roseuberg z l. Nouel
FsulknerINan Wyck-J De VIA Nsner -.
Ny / Ins ColBroguald-I Hampden Dousnery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Paui N War6urg ard othr
trustees etc. plaintiffs. against hsy So
mon and others. Defend ants.--Ih p.
suancs Of = judgment ~ foreclosure snn
sale duly made aud entered IN the aooEe
entitled action and bearing date ths 80
day Of December. 1914 l. tne unders,
tho referee in said judgment nance, W
Salssroorn. Nos. 1915 Vssey streeg N ~
Borough Of Manhattan, city or NeW io's,
on the goth day Of January. lsloi -,
o'clock noon on that day. by samuel MNt,s
AuctiOneer. the premises directed ~ "a
Judgment 70 be sold. and therein deSoi'Oe'
as follows.
OF land. situate. lying and being IN W
Borough Of Manhattan, City ana Ioun-L
OF New York. together with me opllolns
and improvements thereon erected. oouho
ed and described as follows Beginning a.
the corner formed By the intefsect.ou ~,
the northeriy side Of one hundred 49,
twenty-hfih Street with the essteriy -
Of Madifon Avenue: running thence nor
erly along the essterly side OF h~dlsoh
Avenue. one hundred and nineteen tllt'
feet. nve 90 Inches. running thenos
erly parallel with tho northerly sid7 -
Ons hundred and twenty-ffth street or
nearly 50. and part OF the distance through
a party wall, eiEhty-nine fseJ fcet s.A ~
inches. thence southerly parallel Win thf
easteriy side o. Madison Avenue. nineteen
Gs) feet six 90 Inches. thence western
parallel with the uortherly side or pne
AuNaEf1 anQ twenty -NttA TtferN OF N'Na
so. sixteen G6) feet. ten fi0) incnes,
thence southeriy parallel with the eastery
Side Of Madison Avenue part OF the as
lance through party wall ninsty-niiEr4
(es) feet. eleven GD inches 70 the nortn-
criy side OF one hundred and twenty-tfth
street; thence westerly along the norm
erly side OF One hundred and twen'y-nftn
street. seyenty-two (72) feet. eight 90
inches 90 the corner Aforesaid. tbs point
or place OF beginning
Dated. New York. December isth. 1914
SOL KOHN. Referee
STROOCK & STROOCK. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. 30 Broad Street. New YORK
city. Borough ~ Manhattan.
The following f. a diagram of the prop
erty ~ - sold: is street Number IL 81
35-55 East l@Jth Street and 1854 Madison
Avenue.
East I2s,h Sfraef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
COTTON FIRM, WITH
SMALL ADVANCES
Both Trade Selling and Offer.
ings Fall Off, with Mills
More Active.

The cotton market showed renewed
hrmness yesterday, with March selling
up 20 within . points of the high rec
ord made earlier in the week, and the
general list closing steady at net gain
Of 10 IL points. reaching the highest
point Of the day in the late trading and
closing within a point or two Of the
best.
Trade and hedge selling failed 10
develop the proportions predicted at
the high level earlier in the week, and
offerings have not been heavy or gen
eral enough 20 indicate any material
change in the Southern spot situation.
Bullish sentiment was also encouraged
by reports of increasing mill activity,
an improving trade in drygoods, bullish
advices as TO early new crop prepare
tions and the increasing movement Of
cotton out of sight.
Southern spot markets were firm, and
in some instances higher, and local spot
cotton was quiet and 8 points higher,
at S.l0c for middling upland. Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Jan I5-"Ths Commercial Bulletin
will say tomorrow
The wool market has been huoysnt ard fairly
Aclse again this week. demand being keen. al
though somewhat 'spotty Tor woods suitable for
AMY purposes. Prices bit higher for the
low edge " clothing woods. sales OF fleece medium
wop's are reported a. better prices. and Gre and
fine medium territory has been steady. Foreign
markets both 90 the colonies and IN Yorkshire, are
stronger this week. and South America has sd
vancsd again on the cleanup OF stocks In Buenos
Ayres and Monteydoo.'
Leading domestic quotations. Onto and Penn
sylvania feeces- Deiaiue. washed. goa Xxx
s0gslc: = blood combing. SOG3le: =. 3lS52c.
dc aine unwashed 26c; nne. 23dZtc Michigan
and Nov YORK ene unWsshed. 22@2Jc; deane,
2s625c: = blood. 2sc: =. SOC. Wisconsin and
Missouri = blood. 29a 3oc; .. 2sa SOC. braid.
a5c Kentucky and similar. = blood unwashed.
ssasoc 2. 309slc: =. 3os5lc.
Secured bas.s-TcXas. fine. II months. ~ "a sc;
months 5s@57c. Cslifornia. Northern. bia Sc :
middle county. 5ld SIC. southern, lss SOC. Oregon,
Eastern. 40 ] staple 61d6ic. clothing 5sd60c
valley No !. 5oa SO. Territory. fine staple. $50
s5e. nne medium. G0d62c. fine clothing. 5sa Soc
fne medium. 6jej7c. y blood eomoins. elss2e:
q. 55a 500.
CQc. A supcrs % % SEC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
PIRLIC NOTICES.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By
the Board Of Water supply. at its offices
floor. Municipal Building
park Row Centre and Chambers Streets
New York CITY. until IL A. II. on Tuesday
January 10. 1915. for CONTRACT iG2-for
= bo,,, ! 900 square feet OF face cutting OF
stone, for Rensico dam. The stones TO be
cut will be furnished 70 the Contractor
- the dam. Tho work Is located in the
Town OF North Castle, Westchester County,
Al the above place and time the bids will
30 nublicly opened and read Pamphlets
information for bidders can be
obfalned al the above address. AZ the ONCE
os the Secretary. BY depositing the sum Of
E,ye Dollars $50 in cash or It's equivs-
f.n, for each pamphlet. For further par
ticulars apply TO the Office Of the Principal
CHARLES STRAUSS. Presldent.
CHARLES ~. CHADWICK
JOHN r. CALVIN.
commissioners Of the Board OF water
W. BRUCE COBB. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16

NfoelriI 1.f7 6ssaE AfflTals cr-ts1ITs -
nenu ami causing downward tendency. Ii''.
are unsettled anf Irregular. some csrIf s-I'a
good hfsts were made A. 4.c, later. GOODS uL-
could he t0ug1f for less. Fresh sltheie.! 'iia
fine dozen sfat'c. extra frsfs t3c. tft,. fNA t-..
seconds. s6dg.c. rsfdg.ratHr. frsN d H '-l.'
fe.olds c-a.,r. hcnHrv uhlfcs fne % iA.
A. fgr. Fsfh.rcd as 10 size and quality. $40 -. 2
h-nnery browns l5Gf6c. gathered and uitei. 81
"a Csc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
sSlNESS REVERSES

k,-ss GRAVES. INC. dealer in
~ "a az 20 West 3sth St. has
: a.. aerris kamber A petition was
- 80, ne corporation by Minnie b.
4 h., seo Winfield p. hopkins. $40;
T. s ~ X Nichols. SOS. Tie corpora
~ ,, ~ IN October. 1910. with cap
~. l,..'Voo. ami Gertrude NJ. Meul-
- al. hAkkOFF - Petition filed
Il & ~. Msrkof jcweler. a. ts2 f'ul-
! NJ F,,s'lnau Baum $3.50. Louis Grey.
: ss,e-s'ne freiborger. $500 lie made
~. On December o. Liabilities
<.usiwo assets s. 600
~ LEFf. col West 1881 81.
=. s.t.,,n q1or dealer filed a petition
- " -, 1909 and no assets. The
= 10 Sahl ir. IS a creditor for
10Y NJ R1Icbsse price OF a cafe
~. a.. HORTON. living ~ IS West
petition. With liabilities.
4 - 'mlnsl assets. st.i4S. consist
y ~ ~, stock 1000. pledged 10
ss.se..onsl Bank. u Mansfield. Pa.
4" 'li5. The stocks we're the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16

1881 n > kLFAs
This approximate amount Of the lien o.
charge 70 satisfy which this above-de-
scrihed property IL 20 be sold. is Three
Thousand four hundred and one and 20iioo
(S3.4Oi2 0) Dollars with interest thereon
from the 2lst day OF December, 1914. TO
Rether with the costs and allowance
amounting 10 s2f5.7s with interest from
January Sth. 1915. together with the eN-
penses OF the sale. Tho approximate
amount of tho taxes assessments and
water rates. or other Hens. which are -
be allowed 10 the purchaser out Of tbs
purchase money or paid by the Refsres.
is unknown and interest
Dated. New York January 18th. 1915.
LOUIS =. LEVY. Refere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16

-. ,,-,. IL that o. the debtor. no s,oola
lne ". .e.sJ,,o, and date when judgment was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
EMERGENCY CURRENCY
Quota of New York Banks Re
tired Except 100000.

OF the S134,OOO,OOO emergency cur
rency taken out by New York banks
last August to relieve the financial
strain brought about by heavy gold ex-
ports to Europe it was learned yester-
day that all but 100000 had been re-
tired. 1t is expected that within a few
days this amount will have been turned
back to the Treasury Department and
the collateral deposited placed in the
hands of the banks.
The amount retired at the Sub-Treas-
ury yesterday was S1,29i 500, bringing
the total retirement here TO date up to
S167.272.825 OF this amount, however.
nearly S33,O00,000 has been retired by
local banks for their out-of-town cor
respondents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16

...r5 Pacific has S25,OOO,OOo OF
- meet in June the same notes
-,vsd so troublesome a year ago.
likewise some S5O,oOo,ooO Of
-. \ % meet within the next six
. Kuhn. Loeb & Co. pointed
y, Nsv in 8 famous letter 10 the
-. also a needs AZ least So
n bsfore the end Of eighteen
/. -,rths according 10 the same
..-.v. II 10 IS 20 purchase much
a tsuipment ard keep IN proper
- condition. Twice before the
| 4 interests i'm the property and
/. lob & Co. have been almost
3. po;rt Of agreement. The first
\ ls split occurred over the cleo
{ A. M. Bush IS president Of the
. .ss second time the obduracy
sI,iory tactics OF the Goulds
y ne bankers 20 refuse an invl-
!. 70 lend their aid. Now that
l.. Gould no longer holds any
(, the company. the bankers are
!, ind 10 easier 20 give their
-, n & new financing plan. At
..,t is the view generally held
!. street Before now they have
81 me property and its undenl-
.,,s strategic position. Unless
-. srs greatly in error, they arc
1, a he present time 20 take
..,u the negotiations started last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
Rock Island Deficiency.

Bronson Winthrop, special master IN
tbe foreclosure litigation brought by the
Central Trust Company against me
Chicago. Rock Island + Pacjhc k nan.
road Company and others, YESTERDAY
fIed in the United States Dlstrlctt
Court his report as 10 the amount OF
tbe deficiency remaining after the p@.i-
ment of the purchase price of the prop
erty sold by order Of the court, Inc
Judgment, with interest, totalled $40,
267 b23 28. and as the property was SOLO
for S7.125. 300 the deficiency amounts TO
x6s .I32. 223 2S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
FOREIGN MARKETS..

liverpool. jar. i5-wHEAT-Spot stronE. 30
I Manitoba Is "a. No > AMI No 5. not quoted
No hard winter lis std. futures nominal
CORN-Spot steady: America mixed. u Sid:
futures steady. ftluar. Is t4d. March IS I'D.
lPacnc COAST. = ltsaEf 81. HEEI-EItra India
mess. nominal POhk-Prime mess. Western.
nominal hams. sh0rt cur. 6ss 81 bacon. Iumber
lonz clear miieB. light DE httD. tts short
clear backs COS. shoulders. square. SIS LARD
Prime Western. tierces. new. SIS. Cd. 5Js - d.
American reauei pals 57s 81 IS 10 boIcs. SOS
CHEESE-Canadiau. rucst shife new SIS. c0oretl
SIS. TURPENrINE spirits. SIS 81 LlNHEED
OH g.s 81 PETROLEUM refined. So. g. ROsiN
common. us 90. COTroNsEED OIL. Han refined
-I-lf. -.t
London Jan LIN SEED. Calcutta JsnukJ
Ard FcbnIarl. So Sd LTNSEED OIL - 81
SFERM on. 80 ios PETROLEUM American
refus.i -a.d. spirits. sd TAII,OW. Australian.
~ TtHPENTINE. spirits SIS 81 ROsfN.
American strained. rs 80 hns. lss 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
|oPICS OF The
! N WALL STREET
.ori Pacific Again
<.tes the Centre of
the Stage.
~ FINANCING PLAN
m BE CONSIDERED
, street Expects Kuhu. Loeb
r. n Take Active Part
IN Roads Affairs.

.a,, Pacific made a good bid
-, time Yesterday 20 be con
y. stellar attraction in the
-,-sst. but because 10 had moth
81 70 offer by way OF sdver-
I, il was forced TO give over
-, Of the stage to Missouri
The lstter. after sn early de-
So. rose on the wings Of ru-
10Y. It yielded 20 9's at the
H.. even az that price was over
=. or nearly 30 per cent, 70
- an Che Gay. Al the same time
..vsrtible IS rose from IS TO AZ
4, Is from 4S TO IS. The rise
.,,-;rgly Que TO the discovery
4, eompany's future was no
I, behind &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.

ltf leesfapu 70 Inc lLpuheI
PhuadelphIa. Jan I5-lhe continued demand for
fabrics for Use On the European armies has brought
about better buylng in the local wool market which
also developed from manufacturers doing business
Tor tie domestic trade. Dealers are efpecting an
early tuo-cent lumD On neeces and stocks which
haze come into Tie market since The cleanup viii
be- sold - a. advance. one - the strong sellers
a. the present tine is quarter boofs. IN which there
has been some brisk trading. The arrival q South
American wool viii hardly make any impression 90
the rise here. as prices have advanced there. and
local dealers expect 10 reap the benefits from these
conditions Quotations sre New York and Michigan
rceces-Fine uuwashed. ga L3e. deiaiue. - q 23c.
half blood. 81 2Sc. threc-ei shihs = 2ac. one
quarter. g7LGgsc. one-qaartsr three eighths ard
one haf clothing. 22c. common and braid. 24s Csc
PeuusylVauis 81 Ohlo-DeAine washed. 500 Sic:
XX % a. 0c. fine unmer~h antAble. -6d21c. half
blood ornbinz. 2s83oc: three eighths. 90 soc. enc
quarter. 2sa Z9c. one-cuArter. three eighth5 ard
one ar clothing 2ia25c. deiaine unsasned. $50
Zoe ine ga &c. common and braid afa2jc.