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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

Albany. Jan 22-These interpretations ssrs slci
with The Secretary OF state to-day
SmOnds q Breen Co Manhattan flowers ieaih-
ers. S. 900. Alexander slmouds. lj42 J3d s. d..
Brooklyn Mar T.. Breen. MAJ p Levine y. 7.
Associated Millinery Manufacturers. Manhattan
s. 900 Angelo Ar1o a Jnifefsly p. y. y.
Joseph Ar0ib ssmue ". Low, \.
Union Filter aud Nove.iy 60. Manhattan; s. 900
iamlu DAVIDSON Charles l.. Ornsteu. y T.
Bern Hal Manufacturing CO. Manhattan 5000
Jennie EvsIn. benjamin RoblnoEiu. y. Y.
Who.esa.e. Etyor, COP. Manh.it'n; $500
Horace y. Bruce g. Wal ., y. J.; George W.
appert's Manhattan. restaurant; 81 900: Eta
beth hlsppe,t 37i4 Besufor s.. Richmond ~
Henry J. klaYDer Richmond Hil. PstreN j.
ie1.sa Poe, Publishing Co Manhattan; 81 900
MAJ schwartz. go Berkma1 az, y. y samuel j..
Ws5s,er Fruit 81 vesr,ab. Co Broar: $4,000
samue. NJ hra',sr lil5 b.,af's az y -
Niagar4 sand Corp. Buffalo: $1,000; b "
WIstaf Buffalo willard l.. Bogsrt William o. =
A' '' Tots.so Co. Manhattan: $1,000: wnnsu
Aston. lll 5th az. New YORK Duncan a
fr,-r Nes lsr HEM -5 = a .:b. sia9i so 900
Richard ~ Lane -sS Wafer e.. Nes YORK kfnesi
h Henderson. Cecil b. Humphreys. New iors
Lule Cuzcnr cop. Manhattan. general print
ing. 81 900. John Y Mcpnefson. s91 Broadway.
Nsa York. Lillian T. RoJ Mildred p Roy BROOK
rhomas j. Brady j.. ConHrac,ion Co. Man
haitian. 5000. Waller J. Brennan West ON e.
T AHU lnrF. a -. hauIf sHfH iva sstA's "
Ios.56 Dur. Msahspsn: ladies'. garments;
Brorr Hsnfy Meyer sigmgnd stern. New YORK
PHILIP Goid-nberg a Co. Manhaitan. miliinery
silro u. So 001. Philip Goiden1efg 573 Wet
ii.ih So Nes York Eoo-rt & Maj rlAnd. hsnfy
Ach - Waist Co. Manhattan: s. 900 Alberi
Harris sfl Ean 1881 st.. Nee YORK Moses stern.
New York. Isaac Marts. Brooklyn
Motor 0uue5 Publishing 90 M.nh.;i,n 800
sanford A Pete "a MARLBOROUGH Road. Brooklyn
John " schmidf. FsfdlnAnd h. De BIRMINGHAM.
N.,ropoitsn Golf Lln.. MsnhIusns SIS oos
Thorrsru h Peoples .ef0 Broadway. Nes York
Hen. A sfren gmsn Geo " Clement Brcofly N
Franklin Psrs Land and Construction co. Man-
hatisn. $40 900. %. u. cscciols. 1sl Broac~ay. y.
y. Mao q Ca.cla Ezlo Bao-sneiA y y.
Rn.sis Hr0. Manhattan. ariaclal huNtr Nv %
600 Almond Y Itossig. "a Sterling az. Weshastsn.
= T.. l. " Hossis Neehasksn. Cal Lud~is
Ny -,
eai ,rs.rerrirx SO go. " J Wayt@. ! Lher,y -.
70 n small. Youkes ?. l. hcpr Brooklyn.
r. Msrnr0H. k-.D al tposiru-.lol 90
Rroosign. s. 600. = J. Iude'sotn $50. kssisri
r4dws. Book1u. j. 1.mpoe.. ?. hosenAh'
Tsusy waA. Co. Maahaa4a. gs9s. J. Kl,.a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Mach j. P sAssE. detached receiving ship at New
Mach i,' F. P NOEL detached Ars'nsn; TO naval
MscI +, T. LENsE. detached Kansu; to treatment
nsga hospital. Phlladelphis: $500. .,....
Mach SOL WARShAWsKY. detached receiving
Maca o D PARKER. detached Brooklyn; TO home
Mach r II PROCTOR detached receiving ship at
Mirh VI {. DAVIS. detached virginia TO home
Ph al T. e. 4. WiNTERBorTOM. to naval hospital.
Psy ;'' CLERK ARTHUR HERsFoRD. appointed 10
PAY Clerk Clerk A b CANAAN .DDoint,d 2 BLamo'.
Pa Clerk n A. HOOTON, appointed. 70 na'A
training station. Great Lakes 49,,
Paw Cierf W. ~ ABBEY appointed. 20 RseiSh
Paw clerks e.. G. TASKER and 7. NJ sChNOTALA'
Ils spPo'' n f. SHOEMAKER detached command
Iist1 G'unior grsdsj b b TAYLOR. detached Gin
cinnau- home and wall orders. . " -.
Lieut. Junior grade B. A. STRAIT detached
In. Ell MOLTEN. detached s.msr: 70 Helena
surg Il p. ODELL. detached naval hospital Cani
pas sso' e na' Sur. Porter. detached n,r,
ASS surg d G. POST detached Paios: 70 ouiro.
Asst surg " b Hidden Med Res. Corps. de-
chief Bosn b q. HALLoWEIL detached com
CHIEF Bosn. JAMES CLASS. detached OonHpo :
cis, '9 Gapp rscHARF. detached naval r,
don CsgIts, 20 receiving ship. Puget Sound
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED.
Jan. 2o-Deanafe. a. Tamplco. C.,.lsnd. -
Muauan. oseco.t =, GuacAnsyaoo BAY; Pau.
Jones al san Diego
Jan. 2l-Bcalc. a. Charleston; s0utn DaAoia a.
Bremsron. Connecticut. al southern DflA
Grounds.
SAILED.
ian 20-DelaWare Lob0s Island. for Tampiro
LOB T. for ltIarauarafo HaV.
urn IA Pa Tor Gua}mas.
Jan 2l-Connecticut. Norfolk FOR southern Drill
Grounds lro4u0s. Mare Island ioT san Diego
Ca,sln. Parker Mccall. Henley Padding and
Jenkins Hampton Roads for Guantanamo, san
Diego Ia Paz f1r Guaymas.
Nashville. a. navy yard, Portsmouth. II, Or
dered 20 proceed 10 Santo Domingo City stopping
a. Boston en- route.
De- M0mes ~ navy gard. Portsmouth y n. or
dered f0 proceed f0 Boston New York. Charleston.
Cape Hsyteu. r0rt-au-Pnnce Guantanamo and
Cristob4l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
ROCK ISLAND SITUATION
No Call for Proxies from wal
lace Committee.

While they favor the oreaniIS','"
.ncb = committee, it Was learned yes .,
s s.r that none of the members s., o.
. ' protective committee Of the psil[ 0n,i
G caSpa mG'' Wiling to serve mich on has
N.ii, committee, talk OF whion ,be
Been heard in Wall Street ,;t,ce NU of which
memoerSs Wallace is chairman IT was
James Jam stated on authority, will be m ss4
didatee for for @ rbieaSo. Rock Island & Pa
ny s. Railway Company, on Marcph oDds
' Al but about Ss of 'f Been G0 de-
of he Iowa . sS5RG5seGf9 FOR stock Of tie
posted Io Ironerty. The amount Of the
operating n iP prS escc:s OF and
s %iIi be no excess stock to be 0H'''
the bondholders, -------------------'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
CHICAGO WHEAT DROPS
Question as to Source of Sales
Causes Decline.

Chicago, Jan. 22.-Disposition 10
question the accuracy of reported big
new sales 10 Europe cut a figure to-
day In overcoming fresh advance in
wheat. The market closed easy, isc
off to shade up compared with last
night. Corn gained Is to &c net. and
oats sixteenth to 1sc. In provisions
the finish varied from 2i2c decline TO
rose Of &c Estimates current that
heretofore unreported buying of wheat
for Europe amounted 20 more than 500
900 bushels were doubted, not because Of
lack of demand. but because. in the
absence Of country selling, the availa-
bic supplies not already contracted for
were said TO be so scarce that informa-
ton as 10 where the wheat was OBJ
tanned was wanted. The incredulity
and the dearth Of light we're indicated
by the market in the last half of the
day receding about Ia from the top
figures Of the session. Range Of
DriceS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
MUTUALIzING ms. co.
Prudential Buys Own Stock
from Trust Company.

An important step toward the com
pletion OF the naturalization Of the
Prudential Insurance Company, or
Newark. was taken yesterday, with the
payment BY the Prudential Of check
OF s9O96.sl5 70 the Fidelity Trust
Company for 1898 shares Of the in
surance company's stock at s4oo
share. The price was fixed By spprais-
ers appointed by Chancellor Walker
under authority OF the law which per-
mitted the naturalization.
The naturalization was started In
April of last year, when the Chance Tor
named Ex-Governor John Franklin
Fort. ex-United States Senator James
smith, IT,, and william NJ. Johnson as
annraisers. After several conferences
thew placed the value OF the company
stock at s1S,l74.1Os 50. The plan had
been objected 20 by some minor stock
boiders. who also objected when the
court allowed the appraisers $4,000
each for their services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
WOODS TO EDIT
POLICE BULLETIN
Department to Have Its Own
Paper, Under Commission
er's Supervision.

Next week will see the first issue o.
"The Police Bulletin paper pup
lished by the police for themselves. IL
is 20 be a siXteen-page paper, lssued
monthly Inspector Cahalane Is edltor
and has on his staff most OF the ofhcers
Of the school of instruction. Commls-
sioner Woods is behind the idea, and
will scan the proofs before any copies
of the paper get out OF the editorial
hands.
Yesterday the Commissioner got
proofs Of the first number. II is eK-
pected that he will be through with
them carly next week. Then the paper
will 90 down 20 the printing shop, IN
the basement Of Headquarters, and
come out all fixed up. II will be dis
tributed free of charge TO every police
man. .
story Of a new system OF complaints
charges and trials that IS pound 20
make hit. Right up in the lead II IS
asserted that the policeman most oIten
in the trialroom is the man most often
doing his duty. That statement alone
ia worth a lot in circulation. IL - ex-
nlained that under the present system
innumerable peceadilloes that are pare
" worth a reprimand from captain or
inspector, 90 down TO Headquarters as
formal complaints. A policeman who
comes up frequently on charges may
merely be a man of initiative, VINO is
not afraid 20 do what ne conceives TO
be mis- duty. -
Another article recommends better
cooperation with the Street Cleaning
Department. suggesting that II their
vehicles had the right OF way as FIRE
engines have they could remove snow
and refuse more quickly. Systems Of
patrol. city ordinances, physical eXer-
ciso and the concert on February u
for the benefit Of department athletics
are also taken up. and there Is an
article on the use Of automobiles by
.bfayaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
Betting on the Goulds.

Missouri Pacific convertible 5s moved
r's,d in the bond market as though
-s.r existence depended upon their
lsivity. They opened at 43, got down
Q q and rose again 20 44-but all on
,.ry bonds, 80 that there was not
,sst chance 10 speculate in them. Al
!, sane time the per cent notes
V,ick last week were down TO S6-wltn
ry little over four months 70 run
s ihs.-and which closed on Thurs
mat 81, rose 20 20 bid. In the Street
vm said that the price Of "Mop's
e: practically represented bets on
:. Gould chances Of collecting IN
~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
from The Tribune Bursau.l
Washington. January =
ARMY

Capt ALBERT O. FAULKNER. re.ie,-d rom de-.
tail O c. % take effect FEB u. thence 10
school 81 Ere Tor ned arr. F. Sill. Tor course Of
Following changes in O e. ordered Lieut. Col
JOHN T. BANTER detached Portland. Ore.
Office o e.. 70 Ft. sam Houston as assistant
Lieut.. col FRANK I. EASTMAN. assumes
charge Portland Office. q. &.
First Lieut. EPHRAIM I. GRAHAM. 18Th Cav.
10 West Point Military Academy. Feb. Is
Leaves oi absence Second Lieut. GUSTAV n.
FRAME coast ar. two months aud d. 81 days
m arrival BIO e.. $. Capt FRANK ". WEED.
Med Corps. one month on arrival 10 I. :.
NAVY.
Lieut. r. N FAwELL. detached New York. 20
Lieut. rmnior grade T. A NELSON. detached
Ohio to duty rsdlo censor TucSerton
Ers D. w. COIL. detached Buffalo. 10 Denver.
En,. j. H. TAYLOR detached Denver 10 81
Ems, r. II. HAWKINS detached Albany: to Chat
ra- * MARTIN. detached Chattanooga: to
continue treatment hospital. Puget Sound
SURG j. e. THOMPSON. 70 nav recruiting sta
SURG Is"' j. 81 BRisrER. detached U;ah: to Atlantic
surg. j. ? MURPHY. detached Montana; TO home
aud await orders.
surg n ID WILSON. 10 Utah.
surg " h. JOHNSON. 70 Montana -,-
surg T. T. MCCULLOUGH detached AVA training
station. Newport 90 na'a. training station ssL.
surg d. s. CARPENTER. detached Bureau q
Medicine and Surgery. 10 naval training station
NCap0r. -.. ,,
Al PsymAster WILLIAM COVER detached
Raleigh. 10 home and await orders.
As.f Paymaster ". +. MOORAtAN, 70 Raleigh
Al Paymaster ~ q. NENTER resignation tc-
cepted 20 take erect March -
chief Bosn. WILLIAM JOHNSON. detached nav
vafd New York 20 Minnesota
Chief Bo.n. "A. :. OLSEN. detached Kansas 70
CHEZ Rosn. W. T. o'CONNELL. detached Ohio to
go'r. FKLD RASMUSSEN. detached Minnesota 10
naval training station Newport
chief Mach. d. W HARRY. detached Tennessee 70
home md await 0rl-rs. n,
shin BlilIing Company. Quiucy Mas FEB. IS.
Ci'isf Mach H. A NfANCh. detached works Fore
River Ship Building Company. quincy 70 broo@-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
New Wabash Financing.

The Wabash Railroad. 10 was learned
yesterday. has sold Sl500.000 equip
ment trust certificates 20 bankers 90
meet payment Of 100000 on n SINH
lar issue which mstured December
and 70 provide for other pressing obi
cations OF a like character coming due
this year. Il was said that this ar
rsngement was made pending the sdop-
tion OF reorganization plan which
will provide permanently Cor the com
psny's financial requirements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
AVERAGE or THE TRIBUNE'S LIST
OF Nv 1--WE INDISTRIAIS.
Due December Is, 1915

this city 100000 Of Morris & Essex
3la per cent bonds as part OF It's opera
ton in refunding the per cent issue
maturing in June that amounts to SILL
$4,000. The new bonds run until the
year 1000. Last year the company sold
some Of these refunding bonds At a
price said 10 have been between 81 and
sc. Il Is thought accordingly that TIE
sale announced yesterday was made
around so. or on about a 4.4O basis.
This means that they probably will be
offered on about a 400 basis, or slight
" above So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
Allen Fortune TO Kin.

The will of Dudley P. Allen, who died
on January and left an estate OF
more than 5000. 900, was fled for pro
bate in the Surrogate's Court yester-
day. -,
II was dated February 4, 1914, and
named as heirs at law and next OF kin
his wife. Elizabeth, and ms sister
Emily A. Severance. Mrs. Allen lives
AZ the Ritz-Carlton Hotel and the
sister in Cleveland.
The Cleveland Trust Company. OF
Cleveland. was named residuary lega-
tee and executor without bond. Sulli-
van & Cromwell. OF 10 Wall 81, are the
attorneys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
NEW JERSEY CHARTERS

~ e-fffph ~ i"- t'.'+'i
Trenton y o.. jan o. -Psui H Js.lr'z ~
as. e.srHrai rr1Isrrrs SO el0. T.. 81 ls-l q
j. IS Jaeiuls Nsrsrs. o S. wash. tts' orsf 2,
SCENTS Textile Co. rr-0fnH. t-rNf Errs
$500 IA " Lose q. ~ SAVES. fttin' MN
ke'Is-nar. Eflrs-'ile arIrfnsn. Ifr fH..
American Provision Co. OrtlEr. f1ofif.l1'. -
600 ham Cohen. Peterson JACOB Ron. lstar hqil'
South Ora.Er
arI = Building Co. Esrssf. "a -sise
10000 , p Poster. T. y. itlss. Etns'1 h r.
freece Ner Yrrk
BsImsr Srrag Wsp- Co. g'fE-prri hg.fl.i
water. $4,000. " q. F.nJ. utla tDe. ". vi
Crye RidgcFood
Scfoormlssr Lard Co. Rutherford. r.s ss'sts
8 600. 2. T. Schcormske- p q T4rer. kli1rr
forI. = 7 srhoo1rsksr Wro.Ifr'lgr
lt0he- r. BlKHg inc M1rt.s.r. ffS. cas- a.
hate-Its1e-v. go 900. b. Or. BEfr D. H N'.e-
Grscr g. Rirht Nr.fr.a.r
Jams Mclaughlin Al.0 90. Uch0' rr fllo
moH.a- sl-i 900. james Mclaughlin A A. S.
Lsugl.n D. q Roewo~l Hn0nkaI
cash SaF.as stamp e. sari ss.aurs =. . 'N
q Deans. n. ID. NIt0r. A p. hus.n tilIh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Leaves Of Absence mo psy)-Frrn. f5d Erid.l
NJ J. Flood Enz. -fs. - hours. Jan. =. I'M. J.
= Davis. Eng go. y hour. Jan. -. Lieut.. q. =
simpson. Eng 200. "a hours. Jan. -. Capt.. J. ".
HILL Eng -.5 D. hours. jan. 30 FINN. let
gradel T. r. FrotHln ghsme. kns ~. 50 hours. Jan.
%. Eng ,. T.. smith, Eng 40. a hours, Jan. -
Frmn. flst grade i. v Buion. II. s. l. -. q
hours. Jan. -. fnIn. 90 srsd.l J.. ". Burger.
EuE D. q hours Jan. %. Capt J. y. Hughes.
Ing ljl. o. hours. Jan. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23

10TH STRICT.
Tho approximate amount % m. Zen o.
charge, to satisfy which the above de-
scribed property Is 70 be sold. De- Three
Thousand four hundred and one and -0 100
ts3.40l2O) Dollars with Interest thereon
from the 2fst day OF December. 1914 too
gether with the costs and allowance
amounting 20 t24579 WITH interest from
January Sth. 1915, together with the OK
peuscs OF the sale. The opproNim q o
amount Of the taxes. assessments and
water rates or other Hens which are 600
he allowed 20 the purchaser out or tho
purchase money. or paid by the Referee.
\ unknown and Interest
Dated. New York. January '3th. 1918.
LOUIS +. LEVY. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23

700 ih. common % FAR lsnbs s. 50ass Is: NJ
s'oi Ismns offered p1ms Yssring 8 20 pres'sd
HIloI seal a. 30 lerc. veiher lln i 'se.
rrrl.i qugl'igs cpIri0 fressel dollhouse lsm's
srsL ai NHf ~ Der carCass
Ss's .ksu' Commission Co 1911 Mich y,ulinn.
O.. rs s & shame: 20 Penn lambs :, Ii. 81
g sa..dsn. .rsan lamb, 81 p. ISIS. ,.h--p.
lso u. s. ia TO- s. So
6. rs 49, s.. ! Seen ssa $50 is s. " TO- " %
R,eel,,, no 49, 20; che, h,i, -. 81,
sale Isrsei ,s,iy s5,d ss, hos. - cd At s. So
~ 100 ID. rouSn. a. s. So. country dressed hogs
sses-s Sanders u Penn hogs. IS N ,rrsE.
81 % p-r 100 M. rough. $50 p. $ %
Iohln shannon Osf, yesferiayl IS ohio hogs
-o' DID, y 90 2 roushi. as %. -.
Chs;,sq, J,9. 21.mHoGs ,Eec:ip.. .oooo srq;
eq ,s . 5.sSs s. 50 s g ''Ss % 2, %sa g
.s''e s,e,- s. ,oei9 ?. we.'sra. ss.s;r 81 eqs.
SWEEP Receipts. 1900: weak sheeg. (. i5a
50 } lo. 7's'I e Zoos sn2 s.,i. '' 20 10,
higher. pig end lights ssst7 o5. .m,I.d s.d
butchers s. s0nf' Or. good heavy. s. e'aN Or
.1 81 e 10 SSe o.! .s-d .,. @s''r o,
sellers ,,,..,i AID .,'.deE Soy .' I,,ls -
'aa'n i.Ss os Y GOV" s '4 as: ~
500 steady. native mu.tols 81 55as5 80. lanlts.
80. 80 y''rl. & .iS GGs a...,, o.o
steady. bulk f55jsS5 IS. hesvy. iscgis IS.
packers and hutrhers So e5afs Is. lshi. 50 e5s
s. 90. pigs. - % a s. 90. CATTLF-Recepe ZOO.
,frad-. prime fei steers $ toa{9. dressed beef.
"a Sc 20. Wss'err, s. eosfs Sol southern. s. - r
- std frcder s6ds7 50. bulls. s. 258ss rs:
calves. s. $40 .. sIEEP-Recelgts 900
lower. lamts. sass 40. yeH'ings. So 1906 30
wethers s. 7sst5 %. ewes. s. 25@s % Stoke .
a.t Itsde-6 50 50dSI So
Fss. Buffalo. Jan. 22.-CATTLE-Receip,s $50
slow NFAT.S- Receipts $50: active y4Gfla
HOGS Receipts. 10 900. slow; heavy. s. s0aSi
mired. Nsii 10; Workers and piss; 8 1919 g
roughs. s. 1886 IS. rags. sgS rs. SHEEP
AND LAhfBS-Recelpis 5000: active. lambs. $50
8 s.: yearlinc. f5@N %: wethers 50 $3.50 30
ewes. 81 5o8's: shop. mixed. '6aSs %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
FEDERAL.

t0rrsIius "a Psnd'rton IT, L0s A-gsie- Henri ;
D1i'erheim Sow YORK CHF. ard Cornelius A boli.
oglen. iith. admitted 20 Irae'ice.
No % original Commonwealth % virginia s'rs
~ Nes, Virginia Supplements report of comns
si.uar presented and ora ref a'ed.
no laA Loufs Ecrmsn RI s|Crg - Lltfe ~ ~
o. al Submitted
40 li1. George ? Krrif.Iu Chafiss Fsrssr. sIo-
n'ied. With leave 20 defendant il error % rie nre
50 10 Wasning'ou. AcTsrtfia Mount NerlIn
Re- way Co f1Wa-d A DOwuey. Argued
20 Ii5. N hirmryer state % Kansas. Arzl'd
and submitted
No lis Gehnin. Stern co. has Gunbel &
o.. Itd Argued
Day cali for NiondsT. Jan @. SOS its. lla. 40.
iil lard 1872. 1H. i55 ard 1867. its. li9 add
tGI iG0 1871 1872 and ff2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
COFFEE.

N. market agate showed i.er 90 oSo zee. vis
the ou}1s points nsi hisher The better feeling
seem % ba'.a en- ', ,sp., h. shipper S -
freight po'i9nls sor@ed 70 raise their prices osins
scr. s,c. siS 5sh esa' rae, ,, % us s' uos
BUYING IN '"io,S''g iorsl operators. while ohef
scse'. S,ls '' eoompsTsi'c small In ,s Sc pos
night @s,sl gss',. ".i' sSss ~. ..e, :,
higher win go. II ne Ioc1i SPOT io - p were
RIO . Vw,ciTs. Gsc ard Santos Is a. . 'V'
elu.'t -, rrtres Ye.fsr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. January %. 1915.
GRAIN.

WHEA1-Tts action Of the market TO-DAY sug
gestsd falling on in speculative interest This IS
undoubtedly a result OF the violent nuctus'ions in
the market during tie last week ard the invest ga-
ton on the part Of the federal government into the
causes OF the prevailing high prices. Moreover tie
market has advanced % point where very sudden
changes arc likely 20 occur a. any time. and The
public has apparently sold out the greater psu oi IT'S
lo.dhss leaving tie market dependent largely ON
hedging operations against export demand ana me
movement from the country. although there was more
or less commission house trsdlng boih Wa's. lAder
lging conditions were believed 20 be very nfm and
time since fhe hlg European deinahI became ia.lof
in the market. Export sale amounted 10 ahou. 500
900 bushels for the DAY. with general blfWs pl te
Continent. but Great Britain CONTINUES To h'.d on
Holders Of cash wheat here we're nrn. and 80 was
ssid that great deal more wheat could have been
$40 II sellers would accept these figures. Lsrly n
the day there vas ar sivsnce OF 20 e. siihaus4
quotations were &c higher 20 isc net lower In the
Local cash market No > red winter wheat quoted
80 az 10 !" Northern DGluth 81 isi,. and No /
Northern Manitoba. 81 sly. I Bunslo. corn
rm early prices advancing sel on commits ms a66
house buying prompted by export sales Of 500 900
bushels 70 Holland and rnofs OF s1dlilonal elpoi
business. Receipts were heaIy. With ne Increment
10 far this week about 900 900 bushels ahead OF last
week and late In the day the market lost most OF
the early gain. closing lssi.c net higher. IN tie
So. - Z 70 arrive. oATs-Fooved tie general
course o. com advancing early and easing o. late
A. about 225 600 bushels. Local cash market nrm
elsGdsrd 59aJqi5c; No O. 500 60lsc No 8. 500.
40 ! $50 SOC. fancy clipped. 81 s62,. ordinary
Western. 81 2ai. Z Buffalo BAItLEY-Fi7u /
feeding. So. c i New York. mailing SOC ssc Z
Buffalo. BUCkWHEAT-fim. Japanesr. = o, .
mixed and silver hull. s.. Wheat dncludns nourl
exports for tie week according 10 Brsdsfeet's. az
gregAte 1875 263 bushels. against l29 1872 lst weeA
and 1881 So last year. since July j. --oovo'' ~.
against 1853. 5a4 334 last season. corn exports Tor
Inc weel 6740S7 bushels. ts,inst 1872 SO last
J. 2.
against l432.6S2 last year
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I dsy. Jan. %: G. j. schoepp!sr, s2d. dy. Jan.
It3d. I day. Jan. 20 y. r. Rsynor. 1881 day.
Feb q. q f. Mshouey. 1894. ! day. FEB ?: p. l..
Geckel l49th . days Jan % ". !. Rath lj0th.
Restored to outy-Ptlmn. T Kelly 18Th. Jan. IL.
DEATH. T. Warner. 18Th. Jan. 2e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
vscount Market Protects Gold.

IS q, Eldredge, Of the National City
ss...n an address lays stress on the
lance Of broad discount mar
s,.s THIS country. and points out
= .hg IN this connection that IS
III 'aersliy appreciated. THE prime
VI discount market" he says
= the fact that when exchange
s,,,gslnst US and gold exports are
s,.<.ec, investment in our bills by
a,s sa oankers is peculiarly attractive
4 - as The rate must OF necessity
.,tlsu, and foreign exchange coincl-
a, Invariably rules al rates prom
q, GOOD profit In such transac-
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
INFERIOR RECEIPTS
sEABoARD CLsARLHCGS


Flour inactive but firm. oWins 70 strength IN ths
c,sb position. Spring patents. SO i3a3! sprlng
- 81 lOdss 20: Winter patents s. 5000 4ot
,t'ts, strsights s. 25st6 40. extra No ] winters.
e. ~ e. II. fancy spring patents icnbing lots.
= StGts H. BUCKWHEkT. FLOUR dun. $.
oI4 e. sOdSG 20. choice 70 faucj, 81 sa6t,
soUN,iEAI. frm. Kiln dried. $ s' BAG MAJ
,iil.axt 20 FEED-Westem quiet. bran, JOG ID
.ses 81 5oss2s standard m,ad .i nEi az 80. o
49, noJ, steady. bran. bulb 81 bran.
So Ig' s, C SIS So hesy DO SIS 20 nogr do.
Ky 20 rel dog -four. lio-lb sack. S'e oiInaeA'