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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
f1PICS OF The DAY
IN WALL STREET
s;ous of Reviving Trade
20 Ioefectual to Cure
GrumbIing.
rvpoRTS OF CEREALS
NOLESS THAN HUGE
.s;.r Governments Sales
~ we're Help to Break Sterling
Exchange.

- some aspects Of the export
~, arc Ve,luich marvellous, pro-
-. - Wall Street still goes grum-
U.s.. =. the prospects for the stock
-ls IS it views them. Three
an, n The traders. 20 take the esti-
''''- ,cveraI brokers. are obsessed
-" .3,. that % IS only the psyche
N ~ ,,epe1ce OF minimum prices
ms tho market from breaking.
~ ts,e never forgotten the ava
.'' from Europe that was TO come
- -. rcopeu,ug OF the exchange
W. ..-srov was unavoidably pre-
. from arriving. They remember
roropcan investors for the pur-
n the bears a concrete body
81 shrcvd and pa;ien; had
49, thoroughly modified at
- NJ Jalv. and that they were
"a lct loose their hordes OF
.'-,.;,s,,~ on che ~ fsted New York
u. q. the first good opportunity.
=. 3, their minds eve those hordes
lingering so the background. the
sn,tust.ons Of stocks. and espe-
~ ,c,b advances as we're scored
~ d. do not cheer but only irrl-
,STm. SO. too, the extraordinary
l -. 'bpsiness Of the country IN food
:, cotton and the like. and the new
- Of rails and cars by the rail-
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
COTTON DECLINES
UNDER PRESSURE
Exports Heavy and Freight
Rates Reach Abnormal Fig
ures, with Ships Scarce.

The cotton market made a fairly
steady showing early, but weakened
under realizing and local pressure, with
the close barely steady at net de-
cline of TO 10 points, the lowest Of
the day. The failure Of British Board
Of Trade returns to indicate any i'm
provement in the foreign goods trade,
rumors that Italy was on the verge OF
declaring war against Turkey and the
fact that spot houses had some Octo-
Der selling orders promoted the selling
movement. The decline seemed chiefly
the result of a reactionary sentiment,
demand failing TO become either gen
eral or aggressive on the early rally
Exports for the day were S4,i57 bales,
making 2.739,7 O6 bales so far this sea-
son. against 5,5S5,723 last year Ex-
ports 50 far this week have been about
251 900 bales. against 200 bales for
the entire week last year, and yester-
davis figures compared with port re-
ceipts Of 76,5i5 bales. A continuance
Of such comparisons would soon re-
lieve the congestion at some of the
Southern ports, but there are still many
complaints Of the scarcity Of tonnage
Only one vessel is available for ship
ment to Bremen, and $50 a bale is be
ing asked by her agents. 1t requires
about twenty TO twenty-four days 10
MAKE the trip to Bremen under exist
ing conditions and about as long to re-
turn, so that the vessels which have al
ready been chartered will not be avail
able for second trips for some time TO
come. The freight rate on cotton from
New York to Liverpool was advanced
Yesterday to 81 hundred pounds com,
pairing with a normal rate of from ~
70 % cents. For the first time IN ner
history Savannah is now reporting
clearances direct to Russia and Sweden.
Southern spot markets were I'M
changed, but the local market was qulet
and ) points lower at sc for mlddilng
INLAND: delivered on contract, 'oo
bales. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

AIbany. Jan. These interpretations were Gel
With the Secretary Of stats 20 day
Exhibitors Feature Co. Buffalo: deal N motion lSa
E Ileott square. Buffalo Thomas steln0ers. Harry
MA Msnorstils Estates. Manhattan realty $4,000
Constantine Cossenas. Broadway and l5sth -. y
Y: Milusdes y. Cossenas. George ~ 'os'sha''
N'william steiner. sons Co. Mlnbrook: liho
graphing. etc $3.50 900; Joseph kopperi, = ,lars
mont az. y. Y. / steiner Henri steiner - ga
samuel Harris Co, Manhattan, fufhNdies ~
ooo. F,snt r. Greene 23y Broadway. \. y; Al
thony q Lotto. y Y: samuel Harus. bIGhh 40,
Tie HecloH Tire CO.. MAnhaush &i'''SSg,9l
THATCHER H. soule Hotel -, Andrew. y. ~"
new W Rogers Jersey city. l. l. Aagnn. y. !.
Globe UIy Co. Manhattan gene,t ofosef'ss
y. 'Ciyts Colt Alexander Cove. lr. y. y
Paragon Utilities Corp. Manhattan; 5000
Richard p sehosa soI CS S Mssi = "
The Mlphone Corp. MAnAaitan al .9h@ y
vending ana SO, machine, ETC.! $1,000. pane H., ~
Bershemer. "A Wall s.. y. l. James y D''"''
Aveia Mfg co. Manhattan: furniture &c. I.
60 900. Gernaro A,eta 22as Washington az. br'hA
Anthony Aveta. GenuarO Aye'a. u, BfohAi ,,..
Robert Cobban q Sons Manhattan M..uNV,,ell /.
business, 5000. Robert '"91a' ,itg We, q"
s.. y y: james Cobban. John 'onDan,. -.
Louis W LapiIus Manhattan: lstes cio41, D
$40 600 Louis " Lapdu,. j. Ncs ,.Wv So w.
y Herman LaDidus. Jennie Lapllui, Z, Goo ulu,
Leibowiiz I76t Union g.. Broo4yn. Louise Leiu'
witz BENJAMIN Lcibo"iiL bfooASut 81. . 400 .
900. Earl A Sherwood. Oiean. J. q. sofs. 'h@'''i
gi i Martin.Ouo Rohn Manhattan; inIriers
etc. so 900 stanley o. Brown 10. Wee '2sh = .
v, Harold J. Cross. south Ofanse' - o.
~" = VI cloak snd suit Go. Manhattan 5000
,to-,is Nforowitz. ITO West 1871 81. y y, b'
ts,.a M0roUitz Elir Klein. Brooklyn. ,.,.
Peek'n Transfer All tio S sPi1 Wlnnsl Il. Pas.
Iey Peck,hu: George 4. franAl'h0' 'lAtA D.
nssyt Grand Piano Co Manhattan. $1,000
rrsnsNn T. Duerk 3fi last l-ih So y =
Richard J. Duefk ,haf,ss b..i., .die.' usi.,.
ga o06. Ainhlnse n. Golden. liz Msdsoh AZ
NY Harry collins. Julius Mamlock. y.
Denomnator ADDING Maeh9s, H. lincoln b'02 Pisa
Rr ySVS Afhar ii Phillips. Hampstead; II. "
r pag theatre n %. Manhattan: SEQ BENJAMIN
nert' Bayid j Rlchman. BrooklJn. --,.-. a..
VOORHEES, Really Corp. Msn.sil.n. reai' H. -.
~ In, A smith. Frank T. Nani4le. Br2ohiln
~ ,1'.o..oo. Corp Manhattan. hnen.ooplc az
80 e.. 500 00o John G.. Pearse lot Acsieln'
= Poughkrepsei ,. A. Mitinaehi' AoN'0s' "S'''
Ng,sr ; IA Tsyior Co.. Manhattan: store for ,a'.
.,tie,ls .iluplles rfc. i-3 .oj9. Mof,im'f -.
Sso;t H. g Ess, i2i s.. \. y h"afd J. i''"'
le; 80, 1y ,msl cigarette. Manhattan. leaf toeaceo
etc $40 0O0. Austin " Poole % - , -
v cscl :. Hermitage. woodhaVen. chiisV "a
'"i R,,,.,.ae Lunch Co. Manhattan s. 900. Bet
CuSsan. i32i Firh av. y. Y. A 1iffan' - T.
I'>o ,,,S,I Pseshs Bex Fac,ary lame. " pyss
-, pyoosi,u. 500 900 william q bushnell, VIZ
TsgsyrIfe az. brooklyn Thomas ,. fYc' Jennie D.
re ,,ns pi5iu-e Machine Firc shure, 60 Mag
49, 10 eo0. A O. " Marl0usah. lt5 Mrsefoie
az brooklyn Frank J. sic.n1aen'f . . Ns'F'
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
FOREIGN MARKETS.

rir,rpooi Jan T--wIEAT-spot STEADY: 70 l.
Nsrto1a us "a. No 3. rs. 40 ,. hard winter
Ne. futures nominal COKN--spot nominal. fut-
rLoTR-NInter patents. sas 81. HOPS-In Lon
ssT tPanac C0AstJ. ~ ltsaei IS BEEF Extra
T.ila mess lG-s PORk-Prlme mess Western
nos HASis-Shou cut. IL 10 Is 10. s9s BACON
-C-mberard cuL 6b. short rb. sjs 81. clear
felyss t.s "a. long clear middes. light. COS 6d .
faavr gfs u. short clear backs. e-s shoulder
srtiare 5ss LARp-prime Western tlerces new
= 81 old sos ID. American redne1. pais. j7s
af. sslb bones. 20 % CHEEsE-Can adian
nre.t whlte rs "a. eo.ofed. ~. TALLOW-
1ustrallan. boz london. 1is lo'.d. TURPhNTINE-
Spirifs at,. LlNsEfD oiL-2ss ~. PETRO-
IEfrN- Refined sad E0SiN-C0mmou lis
,UT-TONSEED OiI,-Huli rfnued spo, rs ID
I1alol. Jan. T-LiNSEED-C slGItts. January
srd February ls %. fINSLED OiI.-15s
PKTROLEt N-Americsu. renned. nd. spirits
go 10 KPENTINE-splnfs. 3ss u a. AOstN
-Americ4n strained. los. ne. Ia sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
Curb Members Suspended

Summary action was taken by inc
New York Curb Market Associate"
Yesterday for non-paymcnt OF dues on
eighteen Of its members. The ioiloW
ing were suspended until their arreaI,-
age is met: +. W. Baniield, franS
Bennett, Charles II. Borg, Samuel
Bowley, NJ. S. Colgate, W. b. Eakin'
". +. Faulkner, d. S. Friedlander
Alexander Herman, Charles NJ. Levett'
Charles d. McQuade, NJ. NJ. q. Purdy'
George Reith. Harry Sargent, a. D.
Smith, NJ Sullivan and George WIN
chel. SIX other members Of the asso-
citation were dropped entirely from
the associations membership roll be
cause no dues had been paid by them
for more than year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
CHICAGO WHEAT SCARS
New High Record Made on
Heavy Export Demand.

Chicago. Jan. Wheat advanced
excitedly in the last hour to-day. Eu-
ropean buying, which had again become
rampant, was the force under the mar
ket. There was strong close at lac
"a 2asc above last night. Corn rose
* to iac net. and oats &c to sc.
In provisions the finish varied from
Sc decline TO an upturn of 212c to DC:
Unconfirmed rumors of an expected
spread of the war zone accompanied
the swift ascent of the price OF wheAS'
Attention. however. chiefly centred on
the fact that export sales had sudden
" expanded, reaching total of nearly
1000 900 bushels since yesterday. inns
circumstance alone was said to Justify
the furry, which before being checked exec
tossed quotations to 81 oor LOT roy
figures surprising by full cent
b9sbeI the crest attained on the aston
ishinr upward whirl two days preVi-
ously. Range Of prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
An International Gold Pool.

II was recalled in the Street yester-
day. in connection with the Bank Of
Frances deposit of gold, at the First
National Bank, that from time to
time there has been revived the sug-
gestion for international gold certifi-
Gates, based upon a gold fund, TO which
all the nations should contribute. The
object of the plan was TO do away
altogether with the necessity of send
ing gold back and forth between coun-
tries, or at least to reduce the ship
ments 10 a minimum and so avoid an
economic waste. The question, how
ever, of where the gold would be safe
who was to keep its even more Of
an obstacle now than II was before. II
is true that the governments might
combine to protect the central fund,
but what would happen IN the event
of a war such as is now going on? Ma
tions combined TO preserve the neu-
trality Of Belgium. But where is Bel
GUM now?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
Canada Sells Sterling Here.

Records OF many kinds were os-
tabliShed yesterday, including num-
Der OF new high prices for stocks since
the reopening Of the Exchange But
most interest was centred on the
further break in foreign exchange, par
ticularly in demand sterling, which
touched 4S4iz. Heavy exports were
one factor in the decline, but more
immediate influence was the sale by
the Canadian government of sterling
exchange drawn against advances by
the Bank of England. These were said
10 amount TO not less than 81 100000,
though not much of this exchange has
yet found its way on TO the general
market. Canada apparently utilized
the proceeds of the sterling bills to
draw against in order 10 provide Cana
dian debtors with New York funds, for
there was another decline in the premi-
I'm on those funds at Montreal As
il stands, il is theoretically cheaper for
Canadians 10 ship gold here than to
remit in New York funds. The only
trouble is they can't get the gold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. January T. 1915.
PEEVeS.

New York. January :. 1915.
BEEvEs.
Receipts. ,757 head mainly for slaughter l4ttls
slow. city dressed native sides. l29lii4c
CALVES.
Receipts 800 head 90 OF. sale Market steady.
Common 20 prime yeals. Sl0GSl3 per 100 l6i
veais. $50 Zoe. country dressed. i2lsSI7ilc
n .,s9sse GSm 1er SS S co9Di ioS . %
Tobln d shannon: 3 Ind yeals. 1888 d. 81
Il mixed. 2SJ. s. 80; banysrd calves. 800. 50 IS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts Q 1917 head. = cars on sale. Market
steady Common to good sheep tewesl. sass 20
per 100 ID: common 10 prime lambs. s. 509s9 p.
iSs iis%I2 sS dressed lambs i5sI6sc: country
dressed hothouse lambs unchanged at sj@S per
Saies-Tobn shannon: 200 state lambs, 70
ID average 50 IS per 100 ID: |. 10 81 30: Penn.
%. s. 50; li Ind sheep. lig. s. 80; state. Isl.
Kems Commission Company. u Penn lambs.
% 10. IS 80; 5 sheep. 40. s. %.
HOGS.
Receipts g. 235 head all for slaughter Market
nomnsl'y steady FOR all weights County dressed
hogs steady: medium and light weights. eGlOhc
per ID. roasting pigs l+el'c
Chicago. Jan. 7.--HOGS-Receipts 30 900: weak:
bulls s. l5sT p: light; 50 soeN 20 mixed s. 90
p.g,. s. jOg7 90 CATTLE-Reccipts. 1000 nrm
s.. calves. s. 55aslO 30 SHEEP-Reccips. Il 900
nm: sheep. s. 300 81 80, yesrlinss, 50 s0ef 80.
lambs. s. 90 49,
81 Louis. Jan. 7-HOGS-Receipts. 5000.
steady: pies and lights. S. ZJ0E 50 miXed and
butchers s. IJat5 g: good HEAVY. s. 2jaG 80
CATTLE -Beee.pls. 1900. STEADY. maize beef
steers 81 jogtio. COWS and heilers SaFy Is:
ian steers. 8 I5ag =. COWS aud hefeH. SASS;
uAtivr calves 500 50 20. sHEEP-Recepts. $500 :
hghef. native Inuttous. s. 7ja 8 s5 lambs. s. 25a
s. e5. ycarlags. S. 2jaS 20.
Kansas Go. Jan. 1.-HOGS-Recepts 800
stron.: bulk. s. IjaS7 80: heay. s. 2o@EI IS;
packers and butchers. S. iaN IS. light s. l0a
81 IS. pigs S. 45asI -. CArriE-Receipts. 900 .
= ,lns rrine f,i steers. s. 15ate 70. dressed beef
q i0'5 IS, 51. southern. s. j0GSs COWS. 81 SOC
81 "a. he'f-rs. s. J0esS Is. siockes and feeders
s. 2Iak. ~. bulls. s. 50a6 IS. calves, $3.50 ..
SUTEP- Ksre.pts 1000. steady; lambs tats so .
yearlngs s. j6gt1 90. wethers. s. J0S{s 50. ewes.
s. -JaS6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inquiries relating 70 trade matters ana oohdi-
ton, should be addressed 10 the bdl'of OF 'ne
Buyers Column.
Question Inclosed please find swatch
of material. A says that 1t ~ poplln
serge. b says that it is gabardlne.
Which is correct? Ben j. Answer
Neither. Ii is French serge.
Question-Please tell me the name OF
the fur buyer for the Farley store, OF
DAYTON. Ohio. The II. K. Fur Coat
Company, Indiana. Answer-There IL
no such store in Dayton, Ohio. You
probably have the wrong name.
Question - VIII cotton crepe be
shown for the spring trade in dresses
What will be the leading material for
summer skirts? u. X. g. Bros, Cleve-
land. Ohio. Answer Many concerns
are now showing cotton crepe dresses,
but buyers have their doubts about this
material. Palm Beach cloth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
New York. Canada's Market.

Within the past few days a number
of arrangements have been concluded
with bankers and bond dealers here
for the sale Of Canadian securities to
American investors New York has
readily taken up the role of London in
this respect. although as yet none Of
the Dominion governments own issues
have been placed here. They are said
to be coming. however, probably in
February. Some of the offerings that
are likely to find their way 70 New
York are not immediate obligations of
the Canadian government. but bond
issues of the railroads, which it has
guaranteed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
ST. Paul Rights.

Rights TO subscribe 20 the new St
Paul bonds are not likely to make any
body rich. Yesterday they were traded
in on the curb at varying prices, from
Il to 4. the new bonds, when issued,
changing hands to a large total, at
from 1908 TO 1O1h. As the bonds arc
to be offered at par, to the extent of
1212 per cent of the stock outstand-
ing. the rights are nominally worth
somewhere between 1872 and 5-32, or
one-eighth of the premium. The con-
version privilege is not much of an
asset. with the stock at 87l<.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
Iron ~. Tribune Burstul
Washington. January T.

ARMY.
Col GEORGE X McGtNNEGLE, I'M. recrnuns
officer frorn Walter Reed General Hospital. ID
Retirement OF Col WILLIAM LAssIIbR. I'M.
Capt. CHARLES o COLLARS, Coast Ar CORPS.
iron, Waite Reel General Hospital, -. =. "a
Anv and Nav General Hospital, Hot sprinss
CAM kIRWlS g. SMITH AID lifst l4euis M
DFMTY ANDREW y. CHAPLIN and JAMES
e. McILROY relieved from assignment s9ih Int.
Fi1.t Lieut. GEORGE l. MASON. dental sgrseoa.
from duty with "a Division and rom iu,thei
duty AZ n snel.ing 70 ~ Hamilton. vice INST
Iis1t PRANK 1. Ia LAFFAMSlE. dental sur
seon' 20 Wsst Point Mltafy Academy. vice fifsi
fl.lt ALLEN CARPENTER. dentAl surgeon. u
Ters city. and report % commanding seuefal.
"a Division. Tor duiy, With station A. ~ sneinns
First Iaelt HERBERT " NIAiANs, Med Rs
Gone from PHILIPPINES. MAJ Is. TO L. :.
iIe,t Com EDWARD MsCAULEY detained com
nand S,orpion 10 home and wsii orders
Lieuf Com vs.. y RHlokEh. detached naval a.
-farbs Paris. % command scorpion
Ii,uf com " X SAYLES detached assistant to
naval auachc Pars O. attAchs. Paris.
Lieut. = " NEWTON. detached Maine. 90 ccm-
nsnd rs'tcr.0n.
Ncs loTk. 10 Minaesols.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
MARINE CORPS

MARINE CORPS
Col T + KANE. commissioned
Capt " 7 HOADiEN. detached marin. barracks.
Portsmouth. % IL Brigade. Philadelphia
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
jan. 5-Cclors a. Vera Cruz. Gis1ieg. a. Gaay-
MAJ
jan s-stand,h. o. Annapolis Lebanon. a. fan-
bert Point
SAILED
Jan : --Rreleh Ia Par Tor MaSausn
Ia 6-To0nesss- Alerandda Tor lara: L~bannn.
Norfolk Tor LGtabert Point. HectoS. Hogo.uiu fof
Brcmsftol.
Ian. f-suppiy Guam for Manila
Iaonidas AZ Portsmouth. = "a. viii lssrs about
leth inst. for Atlantic c0ast q Aleafagii. ~ "a.
sgme sufyeo RVfk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The New York Stock Exchange has
elected William +. Bright to member
ship. He purchased the seat OF Edward
Porter May.
The firm of Charles f. Merrill & Co.
announces that Edward +. MacCrone
has been admitted 10 partnership. MT
MacCrone will be located III Detroit,
where he has established a branch oil
the firms business.
Application has been made by
Charles $. Iirsch, Of Hirsch, Lllienthal
e. Co., for membership on the New
York Cotton Exchange.
A New York Cotton Exchange mem
bership has been purchased by j. l..
Munds for another from c. V. Geran.
The price paid was S9,250, and COM
pares with $4,000 for the last previous
transaction.
c. II. Hensel, who was formerly
with Fisk & Robinson, will make his
beadouarters with the Stock Exchange
firm Of Moore, Leonard g. Lewis, 10
deal in bonds and unlisted securities.
The special Stock Exchange commit
too has established a new minimum
nrice of 70 for the preferred stock of
The United States Industrial Alcohol
Company.
Retirement OF emergency currency
,.osterdav bv New York banks amount
"a "a SI62i 900. bringing the total TO
date up to Sl53,Sl5,425.
rr,cst II. Cook has been appointed
..sistsnt secretary of the Union Trust
Comnanv Of New York, at It's Plaza
tranrcI corner Of Fifth av. and Goth ST..
H. Coon was for ten years assistant
c cp. Of the Plaza Bank, up to Its ae-
oniSition by the Union Trust Company
The Hudson & Manhattan Railroad a
Connanv for November, 1914 showed a
boi"rce of net income amounting 10
SSs 765. compared with S6"loS lot 10 10.
ycnbeT. 1918. Gross revenues revenues were
st5s57i. compared with $4'o'-Vo'
Sidney Splitter & Co, inye St men
,o Hjun' with home Office IN the SpiItL ~
Rmiidine. Toledo. Ohio, have opfneu % =,
&c. in New York az 10 bro"u lN'i L., -,
charge Of L. II. Tucker inc i'''''"
partner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
THE METAL MARKETS.

C0PrTR-Iocsl STREET market nrm, WIN
tro'ytic quoied a. 1850 aud cssung 10 = 80
sr.,i 80 for futures and al 20 = Tor eieerop W
spot. ..-,.--. "a a., -,
TIN-Easy. New YORK spot. . 70 = 81 90 pm iou
of rs, tors each deliveries in warehouse MsihAl
tan Tin in London closed o. AIS To- ioF sand
ard spot fii5 los fof futures and AIS lss io'
LTAn|E asy. New York spot 1850 So. and
Fast ~ Louis spot. S5iH SOC. London lead
SplirIR STEADY. Nrv lork SPOT SOC 90
AMI Lat =, LOUIS SPOT. ga is'c London spell
mos Nl,r.i.-o so --s DO Boo Lardan
f..f m-r. unchanged -l SIC -,efli o. i,i y.
iaurIr N,.tl.u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08

Rsfnef frrnsr. IN sympathy With Prices
remained unchanged On the basis ~ g5c Tor rue
grsnulaiei. net. less per CEN rssh Raw Va.
tm ard higher 0n buvirg hy rCfnev prompted
bf the continual uufAEorabie weather iu Cuba.
where grinding "a said % ue backward The dsys'
transactions we're /. 500 bags a CIhss % DE
FEDERAL a. $3.50. equal 90 4 lie f1r centrifugal.
the sput quotation Dow. sugar ~ late Iauua-i
clearance Nefe available al from asS i-lsr tu,
20 Interest vas taken. ths demand bcins principally
fGr prompt shipment Tho marke, closed Hrul A.
ailc for centrifugal SO Tor moiasses AMI
s-32c Tor Cubss. cost and freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
WHAT THE BUYERS WILL
LOOK AT TO-DA Y

Question-Where does the best
worsted come from, England or Aus
tralia? A Constant Reader Answer
Australia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
Biz jump in Cotton Freights.

Galveston. Jan. Ocean ireight
rates. including cotton advanced IeII
to-day 10 to 20 cents huhui s se
hounds. Cotton 20 Liverpool rose 20
cents TO 81 25. The new bremen la'e
is 50 so, Rotterdam 81 % and 1eho"
$3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
NEW YORK PRICES.
CONSOLIDATED WHEAT.
y ........fl as 81 i7,Lsii4 IlI 1aa7.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEABoARD cLEARANcEs.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

iiouf nrn, owing 10 strength IN wheat and REPORTS
That the Rockefeller Foundation was bidding for a
ARG quantity Of hour for shipment abroad Spring
pateAts - JOgS. spring clears. s. goa s. 90. win
60 - extra No ! winters. s. 400 s. so. No 2 tja
- 50: Kansas siraighs, 50 l0qs6 IS. fancy spring
patents. y 5O9N 50. BUCKWHEAT FLOt'R-
pu!: - S5es5 per 100 10. RYE FLOUR-Firm.
isH 70 gcgd 81 i0a 50 %. choice TO fancy s. 30a
q ~, 'OltNMIAL-firm kin dried. 81 90 BAG
MEAL-Firm dns white and yellow. 81 5Oasi S.,
1Io 9of,s' 81 iJGSl 90 fEED-wester nrm: bran
iVV-i. sacks. wa S27 90 standard mddllngs DO
so q s2I So: -four do. s34: red dog -four, IfO ID
SACKS 50. City steady; bran bulk. $50 20: iOO.ib
sschs' s5s; heaU do S2s. -four do. SIS: led dog
1ol-. l40-D SACKS. SIS so. olLmell SIS 30 nnnina
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U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington, Jan. THE CONDITION
Of the United States Treasury at 'he
close Of business to-day was;
Net balances IN general fund ~ se9.s.e s TS.
Hss.t'' "a AL yssr 4 SO 100 g3i. sgAini =
d,at - so sia ~ last ycar. exclusive OF fahAhs
canal ana public debt uan,tfipn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08

Liverpool cablesspot fair business 6 dod sSiT
00O males. speculation aud export. lVOVt hinsI
oOUV GS6 Imnorts IL goo: American. 10000 Mid
inland 474d. FUTURES opened quiet. to ? point,
i6,rer. closed barely steady. al a hei uelilhe VI
T6Th points Msy-Juue. 5oi2di July aus'
lTfitd. Oct-Nov. 466isd Jsn-Feb. 4l,9d Man
1b,s,es,IYarns In more demand: cloths steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08

ohoTed Signs of Broadening interest A. veil -
more confidence on the buying side sales consisted
Of SLIGO bags. but the demand was d,tincty better
WIN buying FOR foreign account. Prices we're firm
closing near the top. with net gain, Of TO m
points. Private adyices from Brazil said that Eu-
rope was buying there, and cost aud freight offers
were hrm and higher. The demand FOR cost and
freight has improved. and about % 900 bags were
SOFA on wednesday and Thursday IN the locsl mar.
hei. santos g and q were offered az 940c A. At
100 gSJc. IS al s.J0c. Is al S. zoe and Rio rs al
osO9 IoOe. Local spot demand showed some i'm
pro,enent ana prices were slightly fmer. Rio Is
9uo'ed 81 'PsGfizc Local contract prices:
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NEW JERSEY CHARTERS

Trenton ~ j. Jan. Integrity Realty Com
PAW Camden. real estate. tli0 900. y. :. Castor.
~ q 0ast0r b. T. Crtucf camden.
Lyreum Theatre Co. East Orange; amusement.
s. 600. J. A. sisto. "A. :. sisto NJ J. Collins.
Last ora q.