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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09
BANKERS REJECT
POOL FOR COTTON
Call Wade Plan UneCOnomiC and
Fantastic - Agitation
Doing Harm.

Officers of some OF the important
banks and trust companies in this city
were anything but enthusiastic yester-
day when asked what they thought of
the plan of Festus j. Wade, the ST.
Louis banker, for helping the South
out of its difficulties by raising pool
Of $150,000,000 and practically corner
ing all the surplus supply of cotton
Most of those seen said that they had
high regard for Mr. Wade, but that
they considered his plan "uneconomic,"
fantastic and even dangerous
They recognized, they added, that the
cotton situation was the most i'm
pOrtant single thing to deal with, but
il was the invariable common: that
only harm could be done by creating
an artificial value for the crop.
THE scheme is ephemeral," said one
of the best known bankers in the
country. Il do not know all the de-
tails, but it is enough that the plan
is 10 fix an artificial price for cotton
above the price that free supply and
demand would establish. That is flying
in the face of an economic law. and
no good can come of II. The planters
would do much better to sell their cot
'on at existing prices. 1t is all right
for individuals to hold their cotton for
higher prices, but concerted attempts
ike the proposed one and the "buy-a-
bale-of- cotton" plan are likely TO do
more harm than good. If cotton is
artihcially put at a high price Europe
won't buy it, and neither viii con-
sumers here, so long as they know
that there is a surplus supply, whether
it is called available or not People
will learn to 90 without cotton IN
every way possible.
THE first thing 20 do is to reopen
the Cotton Exchange and make real
prices. II wouldn't be long then be-
fore cotton went to 10 cents a pound.
Eecause the consumption by our own
people has been greatly stimulated,
and now that England has prohibited
exports of wool there will be an addi-
t.onal demand here for cotton.
"The Southern planters should real
ize that the only thing TO do with an
abnormal situation is to meet 1t
squarely. There is no use trying to
make the whole country take care OF
the South"
Another well known banker eX-
pressed substantially the same ideas.
but went further to say that the agita-
ton of plans for "valorizing the cot
ton crop" had done a good deal Of
harm already, and was likely to do
much more. He told Of an instance
where lately two spinners of his ac-
ouaintance had tried to buy cotton and
had been unable to get it except at
10 cents a pound. simply because the
planters were counting on the pro-
posed protective measures.
Among other objections that bank
Crs had to the Wade plan was that it
would inevitably slow down the sale
of cotton. because no mill owner could
be persuaded to lay in supplies for
several months while there was al
ways the chance Of the pool collapsing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09
GREAT NORTHERN'S YEAR
Decrease of S4,114,763 IN
Earnings on Stock.

The Great Northern Railway, &C
,ording TO the report for the year
.ad.d June 80. 1914. earned surplus
,7,ilsble for dividends in that period
u $40. l5s.55l, a decrease of S4114,763
u compared with the previous year.
lr wears surplus was equal to $50
v cent on $23O,997 700 capital stock
II against 1859 per cent earned on
gas,9sO,75O stock outstanding at the
nd Of the 1919 fiscal year.
Gross earnings for 1914 were so,
1852. decrease Of S3.218.S9S, and
e, revenues from railway operations
we're s24,2e2,6 86, a decrease of S4,3l3,-
;'1 Operating expenses and taxes
iuv.d an increase of s1,202,4O2. The
lar's surplus, after dividends and
ps,isl appropriations, was 1881 ,5H'
snpared with S4,282.168 for 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09
FINANCIAL RECORD
HERE and ABROAD
Rank of England Reserve
Nearly Is Per Cent
Demand Sterling Up.

Rank Of England yesterday re-
- its proportion of reserve to
F,,:,;,. M above 24is per cent,
. noints better than last week,
' cain Of over 100000 in bullion
',,,;rss. Here the commercial paper
' D..s,t brOsdened still further and the
King demand for short term cor
"a. obligations grew stronger
reis" ,r;ces advanced. December wheat
Grn cents higher in Chicago on
ac cts Of export buying. In LONDON
fp' asrstorium for bills OF exchange
y. Icing after October 4 ceases on
ssayn ar IS. and Saturdays steamer is
Ve'V ,,st that will allow payment on
ne sc So buying 10 cover tnance
nv lawn IN July sent demand ster-
sn' an a cent TO over 4.9I; ~,
ns W ,o the money market by the
~ England fell off, as was TO be
nhs from the reports OF hghter
,Npen,t,nc during the week. Tie to,
ei"vs reduced nearly sS.O0O.O0O, ana
n.;,s public and private, were
1tgvs;sbed' Gold in hand reached the
snln'. ..,sI of over 56.S00,000. Dur
. The day around s1,oOo'ooo more II,
was received by the oanh' anu
iV'u his city $4,500,OOO was started
I've I'D Ottawa 20 pay maturing deptS
.hs City Of New York. inc BANK
u Tmslsnd has constantly flowing TO
q :. ~, IA PRODUCED in British possessions
EsvSs;,;on 70 our payments. which
"ssrb heavier totals than was sup
few weeks ago. and 1t APP
Nu,,v should be able 10 meet win
,.,. 5mcultv the demands that may
w. mon II as the war continues.
''T. 'Pyesident has recorded his op-
.,;,;,n 70 the governments Valorlz-
co,ton at the expense OF our cur
svs,en,. and as result the prop
tns! co. $500 O0o.0O0 federal cot
"HSn seers defeated. Some slight
~ ,s toward actual liquidation OF
ros r,on is being made. Exports for
:. week ended on Wednesday were
civ 5000 bales, where IN the MD
n. II August they were less tnan D.
~ AZ There was some gain IN foreign
.;-g even though the total IS stun
...9s,ilv small when compared with
y. sb;nments of a year ago. Fnan-
y, ;rstitutions here are receiving pay
90 90. an loans 10 banks in the cotton
a a'.' where borrowers are being urged
- cell part OF their crops at present
Yiees. , 3. vos learned
-. n, Federal Reserve Board eX-
. ~. 70 open all the regional banks
80. ~ same time. possibly as early as
=, r;;ddle Of next month. If neces-
a ..- Il; institutions in the central re
wv, cities may begin business a 1T
w. .rI;er than the rest, but this VIII,
= nos.;ble. be avoided. Appointments
= class c directors have now been
-,ss for all districts. and organization
/, s.;nc rapidlv completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

The protective committee in the in
tercst of holders of first lien sinking
fund bonds series A and h of the Allan
tic Gas and Electric Company, following
the appointment of receivers for the
company. requests deposit by all bond
holders with the Guaranty Trust Com
psny Of New York or with the American
Trust Company of Boston. The COM
mite holds or represents majority
Of the bonds, and is composed OF
Charles II. Sabin. Of the Guaranty
Trust Company, as chairman: +. W.
Allen. vice-prcsdcnt of the Mechanics
and Metals National Bank: W. II. BEN
nett, vicc-president Of the American
Exchange National Bank. and Frank h.
Newell. president Of the Peoples Trust
Company, of Binghamton, y. Y. The
secretary is William c. Bradley, Of 40
Broadway, and Spooncr & Cotton are
counsel
Illinois Traction.
Returns of the Illinois Traction Com
pany show contraction in gross and
net earnings for the month of August
as compared with the first eight
months Of the current year. The in
crease in gross revenue amounted to
only rs per cent. while net revenue
made decline of Csc per cent from
August in 1918. In the eight month
period the company earned S2.025. 23i
on its suburban lines. and the total
gross revenue was S5,35l ,5l1. an in
crease of 5.52 per cent over thc pre-
cedlng year Expenses of operating
companies decreased over S303. 900, al
though the total operating expenses
and taxes were S273,l63 higher than
in 1918.
Pacific Light and Power.
The Pacific Light and Power Com
pany has been authorized by the Cali
fornia Railroad Commission to issue
1890 shares of first preferred per
cent cumulative stock at a price not
less than $50 a share. and S4,3s2 900
of its first ana refunding mortgage
bonds at not less than 50 and accrued
interest. In granting the permission
the commission rules that the bond
issue shall not be made subsequent to
the stock issue, and, further. that the
company in issuing bonds must COM
ply with the provisions of the deed of
trust to the trustee. The company
has also been authorized to issue $l70.-
600 face value of the bonds. the pro-
ceeds TO be used in complying with the
sinking fund provisions of its trust
deed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09
GRAINS HIGHER ON
CHICAGO MARKETS
Corn. Wheat and Oats Gain
Strength-ProvisiOns Also
Advance.

Chicago. Oct. s.-Revival of export
business to-day gave the wheat market
"A decided upward turn. Closing prices
were steady at sc TO &c net advance.
Corn finished Il 70 l20 Ssc up. oats
with a gain of i, to &c, and provisions
the same as last night to 4Oc higher.
Liberal export sales of wheat were
announced as having been made here,
at Duluth and at Winnipeg. The thl-
cago sales, which were TO be shipped
BY wav of the Gulf, amounted 10 300
600 bushels. In addition, heavy local
buying of the December option was
said TO be for the account Of exporters
at the Eastern seaboard. Although the
market opened somewhat higher IN
sympathy with Liverpool, prices Tor a
while were rather unsteady.
Liehtness Of country offerings. 0otn
Northwest and Southwest, helped the
bulls in the last half of the session.
Fstimates were current that in the Da-
kotas and Minnesota 40 10 30 per cent
of the new crop had already been taken
from first hands. Some attention was
also given the fact that notwlthstand-
ing all the heavy marketing SINCE mar
vest Chicago stocks are o,OOO,Ooo push
els less than year ago.
Corn advanced with wheat AFTER
moderate early decline. due TO the bear
ish government report Wet weather
counted against the bears and so also
did reports that a remarkable, increase increase
had taken place in the use OF glucose
as substitute for sugar.
Strength in oats came chiefly IRON
BIG sales to shippers. 1t was said tna'
800 900 bushels were taken for export
Although provisions at the outse
were weak with hogs, the market Later
scored the best advance in some time
Shorts. who were the chief buyers, were
influenced by the strength of gram anl
by the backwsrdness of speculative
offers.
popga of nriccs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09

sheridan Philip Nm Rosen. costs. sh =.
scbysr,z FIorsncp. and Cora Iosephs }. \.
Dlttreho $40, 81 .o.,.o
simon. A6rshsm-s. Maismsn. w. -,
Universal. Express Col. Llst 30 SS5i,,9 -
Voccoli Michele and Maris-A' L. i'''''
Noocman. W. F.-F. II. Brown. 50. =.
u-S,,,ster Robert E-W. l. Sh'rrill. 500 >.
ward Eugene J.-Lncoln square "srsse'
7s scIr as g'arner CITY Of New York
1,.oa.sie. y Iryius-ssn,s So; mss s.
Trier. ChsrIes-Ssme. sA- -
Tuner. Ioseph-Same 1854 II
'lnornstou. John P-saTne. 50. 81
thomas. Julian P.-same. stss =
Twill Iillian-Samc, 1874 a.
Tofnatore. Raffaeie-SsIne. 50 %
'r.sIln Aaron-Ssme. $50 fH. 49,. -
tinted WsIs6oGa.s coc san ,i 1872 % %
Universal Play Co-Same $3.50 -. 80.
Universal Road Machinery -
nger. Bernardins-Ssme. '-s5 g.
The Bronx.
BeeAer. Johanna ". and Emily ?. PisdecS
a l.. Gisin. $3.50 q.
Becker. Jacob-B. Levy. Sl55 o.
l,Smberger. Louis-M. Rock o. ~ -
I'hnaelo Antonlo-C' Cipolls SO =
Hines Lester L.. and Samuel LII Green
valid. $50 65.
kochman, Bernard-'. NSen.l. vv.-t
kleppsr Charles and Emma-2Sd Nsri
r.srkins peter G-Buthenthai Bickert
Inc. s. los 81. -,-...,. &,
%e.deil. Toseph. aud Samuel Shpnck-k-
o,nenbcim Msx-H simon sl55 =
psiladino. I.ous-Buthenthal q BlckaH'
Inc. Sli5 Il. - 49,
s.nn.t, Eugene J-Electricity saving TO-
ro5ano clement Clpoa sH =.
Weiss Jacob. < e. construction ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09
Sugar Co. Sells Securities.

1t was announced yesterday that the
American Sugar Refining Company had
sold S2,325,250 par value, or half of It's
A9 per cent. holdings. Of stock of the
Utah-IdahO Sugar Company, and the
1861. $50 balance Of its Amalgamated
Sugar Company stock, TO {. w. Nibley
The transaction involved about $1,000
600. Last spring the American Sugar
Refining Company disposed of It's en-
tire stock holdings of the Lewiston
Company. All these transactions arc
steps in the company's plan to dispose
of its entire beet sugar company hold
ings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09
SATISFIED JUDO ENrS.
Manhattan

Tho ersr name Is that OF inc debtor. the
second ,hat OF the creditor and dste Nhen
judgment vas flied
Baker. Hymsn d X. McComn; June ~.
t9ls Cancelled s5.i99 IS
Same-Ous Elevator Co; May 20 l'l@ 'ean-
ss Tr.e Cohen. July 20. 1871: cancelled
sa mt Tench Co; Jan. -. 1917
CcancelledD slS4 o5. ,s.,s
ssms~Security Bank; Dec. s. 1911 stt -.
Same-ous Elevator CO. Nov o. A'ii'
ssmeEJo oRi A. Mccarthy Bro. Nov. >
sam.nEmpir. City Woodworking Co; OF.
~, 70 OK wood Co: OCT Il. 1911: sSl2 ~
Ssms-Terry & Tench CO. Oct H. lsll'
sa mo G. q. Zibem ct al: sept &C. 1911;
same. crone: June 20. 1912: s. o5s 80:
Ssme-State Bank Sept. Il, lsll sI'osa -.
/ ssme-MaxWell Dempsey Sept. 10 1911
same.Gassidy & Son Manufacturing Go ;
Nov. 6. 1911; S222 80. NJ,
Same-Harlem River and L1moer Moo1
, working Co; NOV. J. 1911 'canceiIeu' :
Donne1Iy' ". F-whne steel Sanitary For
siture Co: juno %. 1914: Sl'0Sl
FeIamsa Is Mach ' I'd i rGGm1 500
| FIannery. Joseph A.-P. }. Leash; July %
/ 1913: sS.l56 40 -
/ George Bechtel Brewing Co-Slty Vi w"
York March q. 1911, 1855 20
Same-Ssme: March -. 1911; Ss22 ~
Hull. Benjamin G.--Ssth street Amusement
co 81 al: Feb. 20. 1914; SOL 81
, Howard. Michsel-S. p. Jones 81 al; May D.
1911 cancelled $500 -.
Howard NJ. Daniel-Associa.ed Merchsn'
OF New York. April %, 1907 'csnceieo' ;
$751; 81. %
Meter. clara He Dreschbours; Oct. H.
1910: S6ts g.. 49,. ~
Sander. Henry. and Gussie Note-feope'
etc: Feb -. 1914; $500
Wsshburn Charles IN &. Nashourn
July 5. 1907 sl2s o.
Zibeli Giuseppe Plumoins supP'l
Co Dec. >. 1918; s2lt1s
The Bronx.
Friedla ndAr. Meyer. and Alexander fls'hel
cross Austin e. ireland Lumber co. 81 al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. October :. 1914.
BEENE.S.

Receipts. i4to mainly for slaughter. No
trade OF importance; feeling easy. Dressed
beef steady. at 12dlj'sc for city dressed ma
tive sides.
Receipts. - ~ On sale; market firm
Veals sold at S9Gsl3 per 100 lbs. culls sIq
s. 80 fed calves at Sass: grsssers nominal.
City dressed veals at liGl9c: a few at le'=c;
country dressed. l2aI7c.
sales Newton & Co: Ohio calves. 200
II average $40 30 per 100 ID, Is, :9G 10
IS 30: 4. l6J 10. 81
NJ .Pherson 4 Co: ) Maryland Nrals. lJl
ID. Sl2: = 23j H. 50
$ sanders: veal. 1870 ID. si3: 3 Jed
calves. $40 10, s..
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. =. 1856 81 cars sale sheep
steady. lambs firm. quality considered
Common to good sheen sold at So Joas5 per
100 10. gooi lambs at - sass ~. cults at
ton steady at sale per 10; dressed lambs
at i2d14isc: few hog dressed. ljc.
Ssles-Newton & Co.: "a W Va lambs, "a
10 average. at s. 81 per 100 ID; 2i1. o. h.
s. %. - W Va culls. A. ID, Sc %; year
lings. IS 10. So 30: 10 state sheep. III ID.
50. 4. iio H. 81 80: W Va, So 10. s2j.
Kerns Commission Co: 1871 Western lambs
$ sander: - state lambs. 70 ID. s. - ;
Al sheep. l0l To- - %.
Mcpherson & Co.: - Maryland sheep. 1873
10. 50. .
Receipts 20. all FOR slaughter. No trad
ing IT, liye hogs. feeling STEADY. Country
dressed hogs unchanged, at l2nl3c for me
dunn to light weights.
Chicago. or. s-HOGs-Receipts. 1900:
lower. ruIk - ."aS1 20. light. ~ SoaSs - 4:
mixed. S. 25aSs 80: heavy, Sass 10; rouge.
S1aS7 ~. pigs. - OdSs. CATTLE-Re
oeipts. 5000: steady: beeyes. 81 5OdSlI
steers. 81 lju$0; stockers and feeders s. 20
ass rs: COWS ara heifers. So 40dS9 10; calves.
81 J0dS1l % SHEEP-Receipts, - 900:
SLOW Sheep. 81 ,5dSj 90: yearines s. j0h
81 ~: lambs. S6aS5 -
81 Louis. oct : HOGS Receipts. s 800:
lower: pics and lights s. 25dss -: mixed
and butchers. - l1asN -: good heavy. s. o5
ass -. CATTLE-Eeceipts $500; steady
NATIVE beef steers. s. j0asio -; COWS and
hoifers. s5aS9 o.: siockers and feeders s5H
- ~: Texas and Indian steers. s5nSs. cows
and hoifers sass %. native calves. s6dslI.
SHEEP-Receipts $50. steady; native NUT
tons. Sass. lambs. s1nS1 -.
Kansas civ. oct HOGS Receipts
on. lower. bulb. 81 ioTs7 "; heavy. 81 ~
49, -. packers AMI butchers, s. j0as7 90;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09
Bank of England Returns.

London. oct. S.--Thc weekly return OF the
Bank Of England shows tho following
changes: Reserve, increased t@."N6'Voo; tiicu
laIion. decreased $4,000. bullion. increased
? SO COS. other securities. decreased f2S2b.VOO'
public d. POSTS decreased Il. 3Sl 600; other dc
posits increased fs.3s0c0. notes fcHerNe' IN
creased II, COS .OD0. government securities ih
creased 49, 80. 0o0.
The proportion OF She banks reserve 10 ia .
hilitics this week is 1913 per cent. against
20 NJ last week The rate Of discount remains
nor cent.
The bank received day tlf1G.09 ~ bar
cold and 100, 600 in American coin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09
pRIFF WALL STREET NEWS

Directors Of the Emerson-brantiin!g-
,,n Company. an Illinois corporation
engaged in the manufacture e., OF boS ss[ni
apital stock OF s0o,ooo.0oO, have passed Sc d
Il. regular quarterly divldeh1 on LIE ,Iv
;iyyi y, Of Is. per cent have been
, .T since November I. 1912. The an
,a,I preferred stock sinking fund was
also deferred.
III, Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific
r,lx.y COMPANY has adjourned the
~ ,,a' srbeSYled for Yesterday. until No
amber, because Of pending reorganiza-
ION OF the company's AFFAIRS.
The National Surety Company al
r,ting yesterday, elected Anton u
Hoienpyl, Of Hodenpyl, Hardy d Co..
10 the board Of directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09
LIVERPOOL MARK ETS.

rI,crnool. oct -WHEAT-Spot Iirm. No.
I Manitoba. o. rsd: No. >. red winter, new,
s. sd: futures steady: October IS ID: De
ccmber. S. 6i,d CORN-Spot steady, Amcr-
ortober Is \isG BACpN-Cumberand cut.
>. Ia 20 -. .>s: long clear riid!lcs. licht =
Ia 81 lh. as 6d: long clear middles. h,aN.. -
IL 4 ~ 1ss 90. clear tcllics. - 100 l' 10, ,'~.
S,iot-t.D;.RS -Sauaie. n Geo % o.. as
i.tIlD- Prime Western. in ticrces. new. -;
old. SOS "a CHEESE-CanaG.an finest white.
row. a.. Cd. coloroJ s5s Cd. KOslN-Com-
MON s. Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09
WILLS FILED.

LEWIS j.. OPPENHEIMER tSept. 2ol
more than $4,000 personal; nslf OF estst'
20 Florence f.. Oppenh"imer, VIE on
third in rust income TO Two sons Until
~ then the principal in equal shsres
Gustav Goodman, atty.
CATHARINE ". LYNCH tOct: nor
than 600 real estate, more IMAM >-,1o'
noTson,I. to Mary O'Reilly and Katharine
smart. daughters. personal effects and S2S.
uoo each. 10 sons. John +. william +. end
Edmund y, each si2, 600; $1,000 IN trust
income for life 20 George !. Lynch' SOY.
Who ia an inmate Of the Manhattan state
ifospit,I on wards Island; $500 TO Jo'
seDhme Hill sister: residue 10 cnHdreh
Joseph H. Mdhan, att.
- ann nrrsonaI. 10 husband. Alfred 4
cn,vIrs sullivan & Cromwell. attys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington. oct S-rhe condition Of
the United states Treasury a. the begin
ming Of business October q was: Net bal =,
rrccipts Yesterday. 81 .OO1. S37: total pay
.neats yesterday. Sl,5S7, 6S4. The deficit
mis- fiscal year is $50 60. 0i4. against .
deficit OF SO, 275.2i7 last year exclusive or
Panama Canal and public debt transac-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
>tABoAHD CLEARANCEs.
{ OF IE.

There VS. no material change go the
market some Of the cost and freight offers
received here from Brain showed a further
slight advance. and sales were reported Tor
shipments from Brazil At 500 for santos
a. and q ijc for Rio IS an advance OF prac-
ticaIy i2c from the asking prices 81 last
Monday Business ia the local spot market
continued quiet now ever, and prices were
unchanged, al 6i2c FOR Rlo - and loesc for
Santos 4
The Brazilian cables reported further ~d-
vance o. ed In the rate 81 Brazilian eN-
change making the quotation Led com
.,ared with about ~ = 1851 last Monday.
Statistic. position Of Brazilian coffee FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09

state. m. fresh. colored. white. specials.
is,.di9'rc colorcd. white. average fancN.
,ttai9c; Wisconsin. " nj. fresh. daisies. ia
ioc: twins. lf,dl5c: state. skins held, spc-
Gals. l-a,ai3i.c; fresh specials. l?isc.
Eggs.
Receipts. l6.2ll cases. No material change.
ffesh gathered. extra fine. per dozen. 2sn Bic ;
extra iirsts. 21a2Sc: hrsts. 2ide6c: seconds.
"a s3c. checks. lsn zoe: refrigerator. charges
paid 23a@c; state. Penn and nearby: hen
merry whites. fancy large. new laid 43h1c
directive 36g42c: gathered whites, AK to
SIZE and quality. 32Gt2c: Western. gathered
whites. 2SdAc: state. Penn and nesrOy. hen
merry browns, 3lH33c.
Apples In heavy supply. Pear steady.
~. Cranberries nrmor. Muskmeons lower
oranges aud grapefruit weak Pneapplcs
STEADY. ohes'nuts lower. APPLES. No l.,
per .1': " oodS %: common and windfalls
.Jcnsi % Far Western, box, slqSl 40;
SIabapples. small. per Dbl. Sass. large S2u
~; FEARS. Bartlett. Dbl. sass. per bushe
basket. 81 25aSl ~: Seckel. per Dbl. 81 300
~ 2opSi 80. Beurrc Bose. S30A 90 Beurre
Z lairgeau hhl. 81 joHS3 ~. Buerrr d Aniou
6Dl, - 2oa% %; sheldon. per Dbl. S3ast /;
81 30; common sorts. slnS2. basket. 3JcaSl :.
Bartlott. Far Western. box. S2dS3 30.
OUNCES. bbl. s3qsi %; per bushel basket.
sIn>I 80 pEhCHES, per carrier. '3GIs2.
Far Western Elbcrts. box. 5jca<l Is; per
hushel basket Slas2, PLUMS. PEI bushel
basket. 81 2jnSl 30, peach basket. J01 I5c ,
s-lb basket. l0a25c: PRUNES. per bushcl
basket 81 5onsl 10; s-lb basket. 2oa3oc'
FIGS. Va. quart. "a l0c; GRAPES. Della
ware. case. God9oc. Niagara. case. 4oG65c !:
Concord. 3o155c; y 'laware 4-lb basket. "a
100; black and white. 6Qsc slb basket. l2G
Ice; Delaware. 20-lb basket. 25d4oc A;
Niagara. 2JT35c black. 30a37c. Delaware.
in trays. p ton. $4Oas5O: black. $50;
RASPBERRIES. Jersey. red. pint iG3c:
CRANBERRGES. Cape cod. bbl. So j0ds4 a..
crate. sinSl -; Jersey. SlaSl Il MUSK
MELONS. Colorado. standard crate, SlTr
81 20: - crate 75cdSl; fiat crate. 50a zoe;
Usage Gem. fiat crate, jOcdSl 10: ORANGES.
Florida. box. slas3; Porto Rico. 65casl -:
California. 81 25ds4 -: GRAPEFRUIT.
Florida. box. 81 jOdS3 20: Cuban. 81 5Od
81 90 Jamaica, sia&; I.le Of Pine, 81 .3a
81 -; Porto Rico, SldSi go Nassau, sl4
81 10: ALLIGATOR PEARS. Florida. box.
s3aS Cuban. 81 jOdsi 30; PINEAPPI.ES.
Porto Rico. Red Spanish. crate. 81 25as3 -,
Florida. 81 j0ds2 20; WATERMELONS. per
100. SlOdS20: CITRON. Dbl SOC: NITS.
chestnuts. Northern. per hushel. $685.
Southern, s6QS6 30; cultivated lb. 4dSc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09
Boston Curb to Open.

Boston. oct. S.-The governing COM
mittee Of the Boston Curb Exchange
voted to-day to resume business next
Wednesday, October II. Sessions will
be held from 10 a. m. until p. m, as
formprlV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09
Railroad Earnings.

ne following railroad reports for August
= mace public Yesterday:
ias a Pacific Gross. si44S.5f0. decrease,
~; net. 1883 909 increase. t15.4li.
IA Rsiroad-Gross. $685. decrease.
~. nei. il2l AZ decrnaee so 29!.