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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
Work Of Selecting Permanent
staff Nearing Completion.

The New York Federal Reserve Bank
has now assembled the greater part OF
the staff which it hopes will be able to
carry on the work expected Of IT..
Among those who have been appointed
Kot+ner. note teller. formerly with the
National City Bank; Broderick p.
Fisher, receiving teller; l.. W. Waters,
paying teller, formerly with the Han
over National Bank; Howard n. Jefer-
son. auditor, and A. j. Lins, chief clerk
formerly with the Bankers Trust Com
pany.
Circulars have been sent out by the
local reserve institution to the member
hanks asking for data on the cost
which will be involved in the collection
of out-of-town checks, as specified IN
the reserve act. information is sought
particularly concerning the number oil
checks that are in the mails daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
D. Teleraph b The Trlbune. ]

Albany. Jan 5-These inc0rOrauons we're Fled
VIth the Secretary OF state to-day.
BSoadssy. & Y: Charles % Lese;. James M; T.
f. " Coushlan q Son. Manhattan: deal IN
sgE. butter, etc 100000. ,. Sllrord Ford. -
VALLEY e. East Orsngs y. T.: Frank NJ. Cough
current savings Electric sign Co. Manhattan f;
Slo.yoD, rsofts hu1,AIlei 20 bf1aln@j y l..
d ana s Waist Manhaitan: wearing apparel :
5000. Emanuel spiFo, 81 West 55ih ST., v Y.
Auss TypeNri.er Co. Manhattan: 800 900. Her
man nsher. 270 West llth e.. y. Y; Louis G.
stshens. y Y Christian " Ra,hlens. BrOoklyn
Thamm- Carlton Advertising Corp. Manhattan
general Advertising: s. 600. Paul Thsmm. 3l5 West
ssh -. \. l.. George II. Carlton. William A.
ESsreSs Picture Corp. Manhattan: deal IA mo-
ton picture films 10000 Harry Harms. 81 Mas
sau t.. y. T.. Ralph A. Kohn. Henry g. Wiley
California Beacon Miniature Electric Co. Man
haitian. $4,000. William Royin. ls23 sgd ST..
Brookyu samuel !. P0sen. Morduch L. Ksplan.
Roper Knitting 60. Canandaigua: slJ. 900: Ar
thur &. CLARK Pituford. George Roger. Pitisfofd I.
Barier Cold storage Co. Barker SCI. 0Oe: Alner
J. Todk.il. Barker. George c. Lewis. DAnd Tiec
= \. Leather Dressing Co. Manhattan: $1,000.
Berl o. Granville, lSg West $50 ST.. y. T.. Jo-
H. Cherrnay 4 Co. Manhattan: fruit syrup.
SIS 900; lyman Cherrnay Solomon sobsl Louis
-
Weinschenker Kornhuih. Manhattan. f2i 900 !:
Harry NJ kofnbluth 100 West lllth -. \ y.
Henrietta wensehenkef. Charles Welns'henher'
NP. l.. Pe.,e a Co. Banalo; realty: so 900
p T. Pes.e Buffalo. Allen L. Bafsa'. H. bAFton
m9atinron Aircran Co. Garden city; construct
asfopianss. s. 900. Howard Huntington, Prince
ton \. J. William II. Caldwell. r.. Georr :.
Wssier Brothers. Manhattan: commission mer-
chants. $50 600. Frederck p HAser. pr~iufe -
ttsrH n Ihrmn4 ~ HAsFr. E4-
doiob A TTassr.. = \.
s~hoonmAker Co Manhattan: general urs
ufz &c. tg5 0oe. Ellis SfhOonm4ser. as sef-
enth av. y. y Louis y. NansDy. y. Y; bAny
Ia,srboroash Tar Len Corp. Manhattan: slJ.-
600 Arsins r Mum. 81 Cedar .. y. Y. Adele
Rech' y Arthur Jellinek. \. Y.
Deferred DiVds1d ,Or.. MANHATTAN: loan
money etr s.. 900 Jarsz l.. Lombard saa Ffan-
ciscu Gaien ". Harris. \. T.. A. Dudley Briiion
Brownie
hIns Eisafd Anlmsl shoF Manhattan. s. 900
Henri Neycfhof it0 Nesf 81 st.. y. Y. Morris
Tsrler. Victor -. Leutt. prOnx.
IainnA ssisy bsa1s Co.. AAnhttiaa. -.9os.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
MORE BUSINESS IN
LONDON MARKET
Gilt-Edged Issues Most Active
Prices Generally Steady
RenteS Up in Paris.

London, January 5.-The stock mar
ket had a more active session to-day.
Dealers were able TO negotiate the
complicated forms necessary 20 record
bargains better and the tone generally
was steady.
BUSINESS was brisher in the Amcri-
can section, especially in United
States Steel shares, which were dealt
in between SIS and Ola. Canadian
Pacific sold from 1902 down TO l59B
but rallied and closed at 1907.
The gilt-edged section was the most
active. A large business was done in
war loans and consols, while the OH
ciGl board recorded several markings
in colonial stocks, home rails and some
American rails and bonds. Among the
miscellaneous securities, oils, Marconls
and Brazilian fractions changed hands
frequently at hardening prices.
Money was plentiful and discount
rates were easy. Money loaned at l
per cent Discount rates for short
bills were rs per cent; for three
months, 23s to 232 per cent. The
Bank of England to-day bought 4S,OOO
in gold bars. .,,,
Consols closed unchanged, at 6S12
Gold premiums at Madrid was 2.4O;
at Lisbon, 44.00.
Paris. Jan. 5.-The Bourse opened
active and closed quiet to-day. Three
per cent rentes closed 90 centmes
higher. at 10 francs. Exchange on
London. % francs 2i2 centimes, down
1872 centimes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
T0PICS OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
Nav Wheat at Its Highest
price Since Inflated
Letter Corner.
pATTEN'S Sl.96 A
BUSHEL IS OUTDONE
tremendous Exports of Grain
and Cotton Forcing Rates
of Exchange Down.

Vbsn wheat moves up into the re-
# the clouds stocks normally de-
-. the reason being that high wheat
.,., generally reflect damage TO the
,s Yesterday, however, crops had
ling 10 do with b. Wheat rose be-
20 IN the face Of the heavy buying
\. svpori it could hardly do anything
=, and stocks for their own reasons,
= which the chief seemed to be a
.,-,i,y In the floating supply Of those
.-nodites. Whcat's advance was so
aid as 10 carry 1t 20 a new high
....rd. the May option selling at 81 37Ss
i, Chicago above the top price Of
.ss when Patterns famous corner was
,.-r tanned together, above every
80 since Young Letter. with the aid
a ecentlcmer's agreement" carried
4. cereal 20 81 So and through the de-
b.. Of that agreement carried the
80 for ten long years aftcrward.
Wsas the May option was thus setting
-,,erd for sixteen years, cash wheat
as 5sing even better. At 81 32 il made
4, rs,,rd for forty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various CORPORATIONS.

An illustration Of the earning capac-
Ivy OF public utility companies in war
ume is shown IN a chart prepared by
william bonbright & Co. from a sum
mary OF net operating returns Of
lorty-tve gas and electric companies
reporting results Of operation for Au-
gust September and October in 1914.
as compared with the corresponding
three months of the year preceding
j ne aggregate net revenue of these
companies during the first three
months of the war period In 1914 was
increased from less than S2,400.0O0 IN
August 20 approximately S2,100.000 in
October, or gain of nearly u per
cent For the corresponding three
months IN 1918 net income was lifted
from under S2,l00,000 IN August TO
over S2,400,00O in October, equal TO an
increase of nearly II per cent.
Electrical Securities Corporation.
The Guaranty Trust Company is in
Niting sealed proposals for the sale OF
as many bonds Of the third series col
lateral trust sinking fund per cent
bonds of the Electrical Securities Cor
poration as can be bought for S74.152.
together with bonds Of the eighth
series in an amount not TO exceed S54.-
GOO. The price for both series must
not exceed 103 and accrued interest.
Proposals will be received until 10 a.
m. January is. and all bonds accepted
will be paid on January 20.
Dallas Electric.
Tho report OF the Dallas Electric
Company for November shows a reduc-
tion in gross operating revenue. which
amounted 10 S1S0.3O3 Of Sl7955, but
net earnings after expenses were in
creased by nearly $4,000 above those
of the same month an 1918. Gross re-
turns for the twelve months ended No
vcmber 80 increased SG2,5j6 10 S2,226.-
3S1, and net income was Sl2,S6S
greater than in the year preceding.
Surplus, however, showed d decrease of
S5O.A39.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inouiri,s relating 20 trade matters and eond-
lions should 0c addressed 10 the Editor VI Che
Buyers Column.
ouestion-K Kindly tell me where the
firm of Larset & Brown are located.
An Out-of-Town Buyer. Answer-This
firm went out OF business December
/, 1914.
Question Will silk MORE be worn
this spring in ladies' suits and skirts
Will panel effects be shown Re
specially, S. X. Co. Answer No; no.
Question Enclosed find sample Of
material. What is the name Of IL? /
bought twenty suits Of this material
and il was called gabardne by the
salesman. Yours truly, II. X. f.. Sill
YER City. n. w. Answer-The salesman
was correct. The sense Of feeling will
sometimes deceive one on examining
this material. Some color dyes will
make the cloth have firmer body
than others. As this color is pigeon
gray and the dye is very thin, IL gives
the material q sheer effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
Exchange on the Way Down.

ys. only is wheat going out from
,s.s country IN tremendous streams,
Il, eo,ton is 81 last moving in its old
h-ilIar way. Measured by offerings
n bis IN the foreign exchange mar
i,t the cotton movement shows no
-eA. difference from the movement Of
NV fall day .n normal years. Through
,s,ton and wheat offerings particularly
md 10 some extent cottonseed oil and
vseral merchandise. the supply o.
cfrling and franc exchange has in
ceased so largely that bankers are
gpeeting 10 see rates materially lower
I The near future. Sterling yesterday
,sshed the lowest price Of the year
ga Wednesdays steamer Is a slow
-e due abroad a week from Saturday.
ss,suse IL is considered likely that it
utt arrive until a week from next
Ysnday. or simultaneously with the
,,rivsl Of the steamer 10 sail from here
as Saturday. there was little differ
ne yesterday made between drafts,
70; those for Saturdays vessel were
as.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
Unsuitable John SHELTON.

IS an inquisitor John SHELTON Will
aus Is IN class by himself, nothing
Z history properly comparing with
pm. From the frequency Of his de-
14aas for information from the ma
etal banks there has grown up a
'gsio that visitors 10 Washington,
.lsa they want TO see the wheels Of
.'ernment move, are steered into the
e Of the Controller Of the Currency.
.sSing an Introductory Grafton on
e'er barons' and the like. the Con-
ulef presses a button labelled ina
'-tl bank calls" and without the loss
minute there begins the whirring
aerleal machinery that sends out
.h~ltn seven thousand-odd tele-
ms 10 all The national banks of the
.llp. The visitors. runs the legend,
invited 70 return in two weeks and
me results. Investigation shows
Sory Is untrue, though the fact that
~ saw SIX calls. when five was the
A,mum IN any year before, and any
Def Of informal reconnaissance,
'~sehtly explains the error.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
Brokerage Firm Changes

-. ne following year-end changes have
I. announced In Wall Street firms
! SS1.,lon TO those previously printed
~, Tribune:
!, 49, I. Maltby. I'd, will take charge
4 ~ investment department Of John
: rosrs a Co.
n,shk X. Emmett. formerly with
h,-.Non' Towle & Co., and Joseph NJ.
ar,ieid' formerly in the bond de-
s a. hl Of Tucker. Anthony e. Co..
,,..o eeome associated with Sheldon,
=. y = Loyett has become associated
.atms
-. ssas English. formerly with Charles
= Co, and Almeron G. Drake,
az with Shoemaker. Bates & Co.,
.e'ineo a copartnership under the
a, Ame Of Drake & English, with
4o,,,Ma 10 Wall ST., to deal in unlisted
! 49, y. Page has been admitted as
nef IN the brokerage firm of c.
~ Co, rs Wall 81.
a..e'o p. Milliken has Joined the
spa'.t department Of jerks,
= s.ehek Muller has retired from
~ ..os1esrsge firm Of Muller. Schall &
'ar, MS son has been admitted as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
COTTON RALLIES In
LATE TRADING
Small Net Gains at End of an
Irregular Day-SpOts
Steady.

The cotton market showed consider
able nervousness and irregularity yes
terday, but declines were followed by
rally In the late trading, which car
RED prices into new high ground for
the movement, and the close was
steady at a net advance Of 3 20 5
points. Wall Street and Western sell
ing for profits, with selling here
against purchases in New Orleans at
. the premium Of about % points on New
York May, drove prices down, but IN
the late trading there was renewal
OF buying, which found few sellers,
while early sellers turned to cover, and
the market shot up 20 a net gain of .
10 10 points. The close was shade off
from the best under realizing.
Not long ago May in New York was
selling about 10 points over the same
month in New Orleans, and as the diff
ference has broadened beyond 20
points there has been considerable
selling here against purchases In the
Southern market, but at the close OF
business the difference had widened
still further and stood at about %
points. There is evidently confusion
regarding the proper parity with New
Orleans IN view of the new contract IN
this market, and this probably exists
as to a shipping difference between
New York and the Southern spot mar
kets. 1t is reported that Russian inter
ests have recently purchased about
$4,000 bales of spot cotton for ship
ment during January and February,
which means the first activity of any
importance from that quarter this sea-
son. while a continued demand is re-
ported for ocean freights for Bremen.
Exports yesterday were 25,l93 bales
and port receipts 74,0i6 bales. South
ern spot markets were steady TO firm
at unchanged to nc higher. Local spot
cotton steady at S.05c for middling up
land; sales, 400 bales. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06

Steamer rates continued 10 improve Influenced By
AL urgeut demand f0r boats for January ana CO.
-1-,r. ioafirr and ught offerings 81 same. There
vas also good demand for sai tonnase fof usiis-
sfiartlr business Quotations To Liverpool e'zl :
Io-Jem gd. Han and Bristol. 3D. Feb March /.
nj Ia ports large tonnage IS - cotton 10 Liver
POOL per 100 Do. ijc CHAkI .iisLbf steamer
H@t,srIam. "a 30. Feb Rr steamer. 10000 qTs.
ssme FEB March. Rr steamer. 10000 Qrs. same
H., .rsf coast 0f Ialy s. Sd. Feb. foreign steamer
I'd 600 qrs same 60 fe1 March; Br steamer. $4,000
ans same. t0 Marses ~ Louis du khole or
AIgers IS Sd Feb. b. steamer lpreUousbl. liVVV
o-, main philadelphia tO a French Atlantic port.
Is ar prompt Br steamer 10000 an. grain. Cur
yfg,riyl - 900 Or. grain, Cur % Mapeilles.
Genoa Or Naples 9s. feb; Russ steamer, l.se5
800 cation Savannah 20 Liverpool SIS Cd. jan;
E- steamer 2 $40 tons tpflgi0u.b1. same. sos.
Ian. Rr steamer. gs3 tons same; Bf steamer.
~ tons tpreyi0uslyl. cotton. GuH % Liverpool,
- March. Br steamer 2f3s tons. ore. HuelSa
In ths United stata. Us. prompt; ~ steamer.
qss tons (prevOuslyl. West India trade. " mos,
= deliver United state. b. steamer. 2.3s3 tons.
c,al Philadelphia % Havana. T. prompt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
FOREIGN MARKETS.

rt,.-r..f Ian 5-wHEAT-spoi f-m: 80
N.rIf.ta iif a.. 80 not quoted. 10 lis J I'd
g. larI winter Jos Ni4i. futures nominaL CORN
500 r--.Iral. futures strong. January. Is 100.
rei.1i4-, If. i0izd FLOUK-Wintcr patents 3si
III HOPs Boo London Pacinc COAST. 81 lGse
la O. BEEF-EHtrI India moss. less. PORK
pACON-sumherIa cut. 6is: short Fl5. SIS "a
800 bellies 6-s 6dt long clear mlddles. light %.
.f b.avy t-s "a. sh0rf clear hacks 6Zs. Shoulders
sg-are ga LARD-Prime Western. in uerces. new.
50 81. DID, jcs %: American rtrled. pals. 5is
"a gF-fb tnras sfs CHEFSEr-Canadlan. dnest
stits n, III. coiored 90. TALLOW-Austraian
ir london. IS ed II RPENTlNE-Spirits. 3es.
IINSEED OIL. -ts. PEIh0LEi M-kehned. SD.
rrr Cd SPOT -ls
rrr'inn. Jar 7-CALrtTTA LINSEED Jan
All FebI. g. LfNSEED OIL. 2is. PETROLEfA VI
A..rI. al rrflsL fadt spirits. sid. TIR-
pFNTINI-Sp.rfs. 1fs Itai. NOStN- American
sirallsd. los lI hne. lis OIL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06

Mccullough. d Nv A Bsre'ord ct a.,
National l. + 3 C0-G ! Geiger ct Al,
Ncstor. A PA e Giants ct al (c0stsl.
Nichols Edwin-Locomobile Co Of America,
Noouan, Patrick-M de Nincenzo,
Rafsky & S-A kalashetz,
Read. ! P--J Rapport.
Rezzio. John (alias John Emmal. and
Surety CO-PCOple. etc.
Robertson NJ Nv X Wilder 81 al,
Sanitary Laundry co. Inc-E hohnstamI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
German Marine Insurance.

Because all is fair in love and war
g 10 real reason why there should be
a,rulsied false impressions that most
& The German marine insurance COM
urts with agencies in New York are
81 paying their losses. Nobody says
nis,ly that thing. probably because
stt statement would be quick 10
zee, with disprOof Instead, the re-
Nr is put out through roundabout
DANIELS that German companies are
ig renting funds TO their New York
igsh,s That s true; they are not. eX-
sgt IN a few cases. But the inference
Eath II is meant should be drawn
hon that circumstance is as distinctly
ruue German companies are not
ssdng funds here because so much
Z their money is now in New York
"A. their agents are embarrassed TO
ID employment for IL. Since the out
rssk Of the war they have not sent
y moneys abroad, but have simply
'.,iristered the funds for their prin-
2als. In some cases they have been
avy buyers Of bonds IN order that
'ss funds should not lie idle. The
ely losses they have not paid are those
business written by the home Offices
Germany which did not 90 through
,sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06

stock and accounts IN tho hands o, an as
hiRneo. value not stated.
ELLEN RABINOWITZ. manufacture 81
furs 40 % East Broadway. fled schedule.
h-5of consisting OF stock. 500 machines ana
'3L
MARCWIsIO RROTHERs restaurant. n
l-l West f3d ST. filed schedules showing ia
hlltieq of sls59 and assets 81 ST. 'ol. con-
s.stlng o. real estate sl1339 mort gagged for
flfS&. liquor license and furniture. N,s-e'
accounts f-sf and cash. 50. Included IN
The real estate is q hotel and farm az
STartswood Lake y. J., valued 81 N-'0S''
mortgaged Tor $3.50.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
ISAAC DAVIs.-Judre Hand has appointed
Isaac Siegcl receiver Tor Isaac Davis. dealer
in house furnishing goods an 80 and -
Grand ~. bond 81 90. Mr. Sicgel was tho
assignee. Liabilities $1,000; assets I'm the
stores. 5000 II Was alleged that he mace
preferential payments 10 relatives and others
orr of 5000 fire Insurance which he recently
collected
COLOMEr DE AERO COMPANY. INC
Judge Hand appointed Harold Remington re-
Ceivor for Colombo De AFRO Company, lnct
Wholesale ana retail dealers In wines and
groceries az - Mulberry ST.. bond. S2.1Vp
Liabilities. 10000. assets 5000. consisting OF
stock. 5000 and accounts. 5000. There Is
considerable stock at cleveland.
ASSIGNMENTS.
JACOBS & HARRIS. manufacturers o,
raincoats az n Union square have assigned
10 Max sheinart. The partners are David
Jacobs and David T.. Harris. The deed was
signed only hy Harris.
ETIZE GALAMBOS. doing business as the
Cafe Imperial az no Second az. has as
signed % Maurice y Hartman.
ABRAHAM MARKOWITZ dealer in cloth
Ing az 10 Seventh ay.. has assigned 20 lsiior
AufoiIwcir
ISAK WEfNTRArR dealer in toys trunks
and umbrellas AZ 3ii7 Carmlne ST., has as
signed 20 Henry y dresser
BERGER & TENZER.-sadie Berger and
Fannie Tenzef composing the firm Of Berger
q Tenor dealers In corsets gloves and
hosiery az o. and - Second av.. have as
signed 20 Alexander Ackerson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
Rock Island Foreclosure.

According to a report filed yesterday
IN the Federal District Court by broh-
son Winthrop, the special master wh9
conducted the foreclosure sale ORDERED,
in the suit brought by the Central
Trust Company Of New York against
the Chicago, Rock Island q racine
Railroad Company and others tns
holder OF each 81 900 coupon bond OF
tbe railroad company is entitled to re-
ceiye sos so as his distributablc share
out Of the net proceeds Of the sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
pennsylvania's Rail Needs.

Official announcement was mace yes
.o.dav nv the Pennsylvania Railroad
S Ssty that the steel rail require
D ,nent" for the lines east and west ' 0i
p'..e6, r for the current year VIII
! dr l'oSDg' 20 10000 tons. and that bids
" "re now being requested and orders ed9
placed for early delivery Tor loo,VGO
tons of iOO-pound section, IN accoIu "a
e ence " Win revised specifications OF
1915. the balance Of 10000 tons 10 DC
ordered later. -, -.us or
dered last year was l32'45z tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06

Boston. jan s-Iirestock r~c.ns. ~, es.L.s
9 "a .i@,p And lambs. 4.Qlf caitts. tAttl hnf,
Orrriuss not abofc tlls sVrrage 80 fnals. ~ ,l,
- U.,nr.silrr wcre rciumci. while hlnao Nai
eic.ri III. Vas ioo late 90 arect ine hos'o..
$3.50 Insfrrr Beet cattle less active tlah A
- -, srd mics allowed declining TENDENCY
Ii-sf sieefs and oxen brought see-c. WIN 500
ousity Tis9sc. best cuvs oHtle VAN ~
,..or 10 ordinary. sa5rs boios.f AMI csiicis
~ ale. bulls were strong a. 4'sHte ~ iaH -
.,,.t 80 fuarLr Tor extra hraU. Nral caFt-
,,,-rhaurei al .s9isc Tor ssnrrai average "a "
~ f.urr hsasY seize far coarse caltta Aid ~ ec
r. snail rsIras ~lsp arf larfs "a ftfr hglt
...r.r,Iv hifi demand also light tlt price. a.tshf
,'tf 4ri... m shre1 nrf frsr fHr lamls Hes
.aoso, uo change aul gc.e g1y,eJ - ''-e awe
AID gg9.se dIeSsod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
Railroad Earnings.

The following railroad reports for
November were made public yesterday:
Rock bland uacs-Gro-s. ss0sig1j. rereas,
Sls6slfs net after take. al.ili.gZl. DEGREES.
sij go.
sos 202. net after taxes. sii0Izo. dscrcasf,
sglg.505
-. 90 -oas 49, 90 go ts.- IA. fs.,ss
g. 05f
Chicago a Eastern Illnois-Gfoss 81 is3. f9S. De-
crease. t2ii56j. net after taxes. <is-t. dcfess.
go s9f.
Cincinnati. Hamilton q DaJtou- Gross. tTfa 6ll.
decrease 1890. net after isKes is5.55s. ncnssr
$50 26A
Bangor A Aroosto0s-Cross Sligfgo. dccncas..
81 0st: nct. fil1.0S6 decrease. S. ~
Du'ufh a iful RAJ ge-'luss. SIS lsi decrease.
t2sj. ist; dctrt tueu Ntcr tsta. Niist. 3d.
cressc. gl10ff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-06
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPFR-Tlc ioesi stree. market yas sisadler.
aim r'elfIn site Quoted az l1s l3hc. and casting
lI.aIIi.r In Lnld1n rouuer closed al ISL lie
u for standard sloi. rs - Tor futures. 49, IS
for hest selected ard Ltl q - Tor eeefroyiic spoi.
rfN-T.a Metai Eschalre vas steady. glth sales
- ere toss SPOT. ol.-ic- rpot quoted $50 sc
In los ~ i've tons each, deliveries iu var
house Manhatan. IN London TN closed a. fi5z
fof standard spoL tlij los f0r futures and tl5s
fer straits SPOT
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= rN .
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BOSTON-R 81 White. Mr Teal. upholstery
goofis go gfl Az i-tl f09r
BOSTON-R n WHITE CO. U1rae. Trucks ara
hazs 40 en- Az. l2ih floor
PiFfSBU RGil-Ios Horne Go. Nss Simpson,
lesely. go ifh A. ian floor
PITfsBD KGH-ksufmnn's Drpt store; Ng-
fatf. heather goods and hosiery. Scifts. s2ofl-
W R1osis 200 SD A. room 500.
PlrrSBJRGH- 4 ISlhl, Mr NfD0nAd.
lestaef goods 81 " 2f'a si sfh ro1T
ST PA ie-Mslheimsr Bros. M.ss McHaie. eorsft'.
1870 Kuas. fn Nor
ST Louis--Tamous a Barr. lir Boston. ioys. %
.tN ST. SID Ga.r
SPRINGFIELD. OuI0-rs Fiu Wien Co. ~
Wren lr is.as 1870 Bsar ifh foof.
TOiEDO-N T. MNnff 60. = & Mcilhaney. dri-
peries. 20 W 1.d 3D. SD for
BOsTON-Ficufs MIt. MtnorCy. skirts. NJ
otaNaghsn. misses skirts. Mss Jnr. Infants
costs art holrets. Mss Glfn. waists base
suits Mr. Ring fir.
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OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

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NEW YORK PRICES.

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