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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-10
COTTON SITUATION
HAS BETTER TONE

A further improvement was reported
IN the general tone of the spot cotton
situation yesterday. There appears to
have been no material improvement in
the immediate trade demand, but ad-
vices from the South suggest that the
panicky feeling caused by the closing
Of the exchanges and the demoraliza-
tion of international trade has par
TALLY subsidized. This, in the opinion
of local spot dealers, results from in
creasing confidence in the ability of
the South TO hold its surplus off the
market, and to the rapid progress of
the plans for relieving the necessities
Of the more needy planters. Mean
while the more important measures for
financing and holding cotton are max
ing rapid Roadway. The construction
Of new warehouses is everywhere being
pushed forward rapidly in the South,
d ia some sections holding COM
Iautes are being formed with a view to
buying up considerable blocks of cot
ton as an investment proposition. All
these activities are evidently making
an impression on the minds of grow
ers, and offers now coming in from the
Southwest show q considerable recov-
cry from recent low prices, while the
spot market st Augusta showed q fur
Their advance of 1-16c, with sales of 405
bales reported at rs cents for mid
ding
Canadian mills are reported to be
buying considerable cotton, and there
have been moderate purchases for ex-
port, but local dealers state that New
England mills are still holding off, and,
as matter of fact, many traders will
not consider the spot situation to have
undergone a satisfactory test until
available supplies reach their maxi
mum.
At a meeting of the revision COM
mittee of the New York Exchange,
after the close yesterday, the premi-
ums on the grades above middling were
sharply reduced, while the low grade
penalties were unchanged The pre-
MUM on "fair" was reduced from IT'S
to 70 points, and on strict middling
from 16 to 7 points. The new differ
ences will remain in force until the
next meeting of the committee on No
vember 10. The following table shows
the old and new differences:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-10
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-Fred NJ. Stein, Plaintiff against
osias karp ct al. Detendants-In pursuance
OF judgment Of foreclosure and sale, duly
made and entered IN the above entitled a..
tion, and bearing date the 2nd day OF Sep
TENDER, 1914, l. the undersigned. the referee
In said Judgment named, will sell al public
auction. at the Exchange Salesroom Nos
H-l6 Nesey street. In the Borough Of Manhat-
tan, City OF New York on the End dsv
Of October. 1914, at u o'clock noon on that
day. by d. Phoenix Ingraham, Auctioneer.
the premises directed by said judgment To
be sold. and therein described as follows.
All that LOT OF land. with the buildings and
Improvements thereon erected. In the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, city OF New York. de-
scribed as follows: Beginning q, q point on
the northerly side OF One Hundred and
Twenty third Street distant two hundred and
ninety feet easterly from the corner formed
by the Intersection OF the easterly side o.
Park Avenue with the northerly side OF One
Hundred and Twenty third Street, running
thence uortherly. parallel with Park Avenue
one hundred feet eleven Inches to the centre
line OF the block: thence eaSterly along the
said centre line OF tho block and parallel
with One Hundred and Twenty-third Street
forty-one feet eight inches; thence southerly
again parallel with Park Avenue and part OF
the distance through a wall one hundred feet
eleven inches 70 the northerly side Of One
Hundred and Twenty-third Street. and thence
westerly along the northerly side OF One
Hundred and Twenty-third Street, torty-ons
feet eight inches 10 the point or place OF be-
ginning.
Dated, New York. September sth, 1914
WILBUR LARREMORE, RsfeFee,
WILDER, NORMAN a KAHN, Attorneys for
Plaintiff. 2ss Broadway, Borough Of Man
haitian n. Y. City.
TO be sold it's street number IL 1919 East
i29rd Street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-10
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

The New York Stock Exchange com
mittee on stock list has approved the
application Of the Portland Railway,
Light and Power Company 10 list ST.
064,000 additional first and refundlnK
sinking fund mortgage per cent con
vertible bonds, series A, being part Of
a total authorised issue Of $4,000, 900
due February 1, i942, and making a
total amount listed to date OF ST..
06i,000. These bonds are also a part
Of a series Of S20,000,000 Of bonds
which tho mortgage provides shall
bear interest at 8 per cent. per Annum,
and are convertible at any time at the
option Of the holder upon giving ten
days notice into capital stock OF the
company at price equal to the amount
paid In on the stock, plus $40 share.
Keystone Telephone.
Earnings report Of the Keystone
Telephone Company for the month and
eight months ended August 81 shows
large increases over 1918, tho gain in
gross revenue for August aggregrating
$500, or nearly 2 per cent greater
than last year, Operating expenses
we're but slightly increased, while net
revenue increased nearly Is per cent
and the surplus after interest charges
made gain of "a per cent. Gross OPP
Grating revenue for the eight months
period increased over $4,000, and net
revenue amounted to S446,elO, as com.
pared with S4l2,6l5 In 1918, or a gain
Of over per cent Surplus after In
terest charges was $2Ss,957, an increase
of S2912A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-10
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

CALL MONEY, 6 and per cent.
TINE MONEY nominal. with rates at s
per cent.
MERCANTILE PAPER.-There was practi-
cally no business, with the rate nominally
and 7 per cent.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. - E1-
changes. SIG. sZ6. 9O4 balances, t9,752,579 The
Sub Treasury was creditor 10 the amount
OF $G52, 5i7
UB-TRDAsURY.-- New York banks lost TO
the sub-Treasury ssh OOO and lost since Fri
day 81, 1870 900.
DOMESTIC EXCIIANGE.--St. Louis, zoe
premium bid, soc premium asked; Boston.
par: Minneapolis, i0c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS. Boston, exchanges
Sl9, 932,ll2. balances N.24J,54l; Baltimore. eX
changes E7.O57 Cos. balances 81 OO5.54S; Phila
delphia, exchanges 81, Oy6 ISL, balances g. OIL
49,: 81. Louis, exchanges 81 81. 1876, balances
81, 276.6S2.
SILVER MARKET.-Bsr silver IN London
was a l5-i6i an ounce, unchanged. New York
quotation was J4%c. unchanged.
FOREIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was mod
erately active with rates higher Gable ster-
ling, 40: demand sterling, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-10
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. September ., 1914
BEEVEs.

Receipts, 40 head Is cars on sale. steers
steady 10 Glow: choice fat bulls steady; others
weak to i0G1Jc lower: cows generally steady
but fat stock dull, medium grades easier ~
the New YORK. yards Ordinary TO good steers
sold at 81 7eat9 40 per 100 10: oxen, s. 5OHF ~
bulls. Is San y: / bull. u IS: COWS, 81 OgS
/ extra COW, 81 %. Dressed beef steady al IL
GlGc for city dressed native sides.
Sales-s Sanders. IS Va steers. l.252 n aver
age, 50 per 100 NJ 30 ohio lbs 10. IS Sc; o
Nv steers and oxen lO3s n. 81 70. . oxen.
OeJ n, 81 Is; g. 1493 10. 81; Is, llGl 10. IS 10,
g. iOi2 n, s. 20; 3 bulls, l.l05 10, s. 70. l.
iOSj N, S.: (. SO 70 s. 50. g. 500 10. s. IS;
heller. 700 n. s.. cows. i.042 n. s. %; 9,
loo 10. 81 Is: .. So 10. 81 .: }, $50 10, 81 -;
II 7s7 % 81 10 e. so y. SO CO.; 8. ~ 10. s. 90
Newton & Co: IS " Va steers, l,29S n.
50 10; IS 23D N. 81; / bull. $3.50 n. 81 3; .
/ OOJ n. o. 10: COW. LILO n. 81: ., lis6 10,
S. -: s. so 70. s. IS; :, go 10. s. % ., $50 ID,
81 20: 4 ~ 10. s. IS. 5, 1ol ~ 50 80.
Mcpherson & Co: Is Va steers, l.-9i n.
80 60: y In n. S 20: e. i.li3 n, s. 20; u
Onto I. e0l n. s. 90, oxen, lOS- n, 81 Is. Is.
/ Osl 10. s. .: bulls, 7S5 n. s. 6S. COWS,
!. col 10 s. ~. /. 80 n, $40
J. SAaInberE & Sen: Il Ky steers. / lso 10.
$50.
Tobin & Shannon: 1 bull. $50 ~ 81 Is: ?
.2e5 n. IS 50: l. iOs2 n. s. -; S. 50 D. s. -;
:. GO n. I5 %; COW, $50 II, s. ~; s, ~ u,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-10
BUSINESS REVERSES

MAX POsNICR, furniture, loI and 100
Essex at Judge Mayer appointed Harry
Osterman receiver; bond. $4,000. with au
thority to continue business fifteen days.
Liabilities arc said to be $4,000; assets,
$4,000.
ISRAEL SUMMER, wooilens, 70 Forsyth
ct. Judge Mayer appointed Gus Felnberg
receiver; bond, $500. Assets estimated at
81, 600.
HENRY I. COHEN. waists. Is and II
w. 26th st. Schedules show liabilities.
81, $40: assets, S5,762.
bOORAS & DRlVAs, confectionerS, for
merly at 246 9th av. and 81 Cortlandt st,
and Perth Amboy, y. ]. Petition Med by
Beakes Dairy Co. s7s5; New York Con
fectioners' Utensil Company Sll8 Wood &
selick, Inc, S65. Liabilities, $1,000; assets
$500.
POST a ROSENKRANTZ, furriers 81
West 9th ~. Petition filed by Simon
Herzig G Sons Company (Charles 3. Por-
ter. receiver). 81. 500; r. S. Wheeler. $124;
United Dyelng Company, $50 Assets esti-
mated at $1,000.
DISCHARGES.
Judge Mayer granted discharges 70 Lam
bert, Sheinhut & Rubin, cloaks 9S9 Canal
st.; liabilities S7,765; Morris Hetzoerg'
drygoods. 1850 washington ay, liabilities
S2143.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-10
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Steamer freight offered In limited num-
bers, with rates unsteady ana unsettled.
Tonnage was plentiful and rendered freely
for charter quotations TO Liverpool Sd .
London, 3bd; Hull 2isd: Bristol, 3hd;
picked ports X, large tonnage. 2s Cot
ton TO liverpool, per 100 n, 85c. Charters:
Br steamer. $4,000 qrs grain. Baltimore 20
picked ports, L X or France, p prompt;
Br steamer 9.0ss tons, general cargo, hence
to Australia and New Zealand, p { prompt;
Br steamer, 10000 cases petroleum, hence
to Australia, p prompt; Br steamer. 1870 -
40 cases petroleum. hence to Hong Kong.
steamer, 9i9 tons. deals. 81 John, y b. 70
the X, p prompt; Nor steamer. 979
tons. deals. Nova Scotia 20 the K, y {
schooner. B6S tons, coal. Phlla 70 Ponce.
= Il, 81 %; schooner. 6s2 tons, coal. Phila
10 San Juan, r. . {; schooner. 40i tons,
fertilizer, Barren Island to Jacksonville,
s. 81 y, and back 10 Boston, lumber, IS so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-10
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
SEPTEMBER Q.
Manhattan.

The following Judgments for amounts Of
more than 800 were filed yesterday the hrSs
name being that Of the debtor;
Ahrens-N. Y. Life Insurance and Trust
Brown, J.-southwss,ern Surety Insurance
Rs, o III g. jill. F. Gundrum Co. $3.50 So
Carpenter, T. N.-Nelson & Brewer, Ino-,
Coon, G. SALT Springs National Bank,
Cohen }'g L. A.-Mark Ratalsky & Co, 1850 Is.
Chapman, HID. S. Holcomb. Sl7 S.
Cohen. il. Lichtenberg, si39 90.
Conover. J. ga. 7. Clement. N.6S3 So
Columbia Trading Stamp Co.-sarah Wolfen-
Delaney. ]. T.-Evening Post JOB Printing
pursnt. P.-Tius Guarantee & Trust Co..
Do ~ VSne, ca. Neurad & Co. tl14A
De Hart. J.--G. Strauss, sls5 IS.
Forester. Marie,,-H. a. Collins r.; $50 Il; go,
Farhrs Stores Inc.-G BorEfeldt g. Co.. VIZ
Farrell, J. O.-J. +. Kavaney. NO9 u,
Green, J. C.-lO3 Park Az Co., 1897 o..
Goldstein, NJ, and Plank OF L. g., tlS9.
Hollander, I-E. IT. Sayre, tl9S 20.
Hagemann Construction Co.-AmertcAn Swed-
enborg Printing and Publishing Society,
Keiser, Dora-F. p. Coughiin, ct al. 1851 81.
Lifschitz, c. W-Eastman Machine Co..
Lazarus. s1sI US J.-Nauonal City Bank Of New
La FDeg' William Al. Rae Clarke, s471 SO;
Journal and s,1 Engineer, sSla 60. so,..,.r
Mi 6psH5ar 4 Cor g s42 a. W. 0'"''i'
Mo g BresIty, sernsrd@C. +. Pehi 1922 81
Michaud, Alfred CT. Applebaum, tl94 81.
Muiter, Xaver-GeorEe RIngler Co..
Met;l ihS " Mlnnie-w. ]. Spain. s12s SO.
Moore simon Realty Holding CORP Ma
ud pIt90"A American Laundry CO.. T. Stan
o,Nssiu' Joseph Mp. MoiSen, Sss5 7s
Onstead. Harry Arthur Scheffler and MI
eheis Andino-W. e. BloodgoOd ct AL
orr iO' Charles s.-Chnd Lumber Corp
Pei. sarah c.--LAsimer P Pres '1s2 o.
Robert carter & Co., Inc.-N. EnTei'
RS, t'iSO 'Riosina and Philip-wittsman
ss S5Es' William Vii P.-F. E. FOnsscG = Co..
sharfeS6ergsr Emil VA. E. Dun"
sn ssar 8srnsrd-J. n. Morawetz, attl g..
SMITH. Anthony. v. Wilson ct al
seSIU Emo Daniel, and Louis p ThSrasSon,
e. The b Reformed Episcopal chuF'N' w.
specht, Augustus R.--John F. Holland Con-
struction Co. sl08 Of. .,.
vandeviiie Comedy Club. salomonS
wstsT6ury. Iawrence-D Vom Hote ct al.
yvsSweSser. NJ, A. suSsman and ". LsfEo-
Witz-M Gross, 1888 OIL .,,,.
WeniTnann, Ell. H. Woods, 1855 g.
VsIcalIne Products Co., lnc-B. I. HoWnIo
zscbarjan. NJ, S. Zacharisn and p. Durand-
Title Guarantee and Trust Co., $3.50 ~.
The Bronx.
cs,ono. A., and NJ. A. siviglia--G. s. Boehm.
HIbFsonrY, H. C., and Hibson CON- W. Kahn
A,o S ~. simon Realty Holding Corporation
H. Napoleon. t2Ol 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-10
STEEL MILLS SLAcKEN
Export Orders Not Making Up
for Poor Home Business.

Authorities In the iron and steel
trade announce that domestic orders
are falling or faster than can be COM
pensated by the slow increase In for
oign business. Railroads are holding
OF buying and mill operations are de-
clinlng. Pig iron 10 staRnAnt.
The Iron Age" says: "The falling on
In new business at home has been more
marked In September, and export trade
does not develop fast enough to mako
up the loss. Sentiment n not rs hopo-
ful as It was ten days ago. There Is
more tendency to the view that a quiet
market Is to be looked for during the
remainder of the year. England Is
asking for billets, sheet bars, wire
rods and skelp to replace semi-fnished
steel that has been coming from Ger.
many; but sales ere not heavy and the
Steel Corporation is making most Of
them.
August pig iron production indicates
that steel works kept up their rate Of
operation through the month. Our
statistics show total Of l,9e6,26l tons.
or 64,S63 tons a day, against $3.50
tons a day In July"
1.-THE Iron Trade Review" will sayi
"'The enlarged field for export trade in
American steel products stu Is devel-
oping substantial results very slowly.
On some classes of business, notably
Eemi-fnished steel for England,
American manufacturers are asking
several dollars a ton higher than thu
domestic markets, and up to this time
the buyers abroad have not seen TT
generally to pay this figure. The rail-
roads are doing very little in the
market at this time. Mill operations
gradually are slipping away from their
recent levels and September promises
to be lighter month, productivity,
than August. Pig iron markets re-
main sluggish"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-10
COTTONsRED OIL.


Trading IN refined for local account was
SuyInK by Europe, sales for their account
being estimated az 100 0OO barrels at &c.
Prices locally were unchanged, with Two
rshners still quoting &c for nne granu-
lated. while the remaining three we're ASK
ina T.5Oc There was no change In raw,
but trading was little more active, the
600 or 30. 900 bags ahoat and nearby ship.
ment including some fun duty sugars az
the old level Of prices, The better inquiry
from abroad for refined may have stimuli
lated the demand for raw 10 some extent
and while there may have been some sugars
sill available at that figure, holders were
rot pressing their supplies for sale, ans
The market closed firm at 6.2Ic for centrit-
ugal. 3. 62c for molssses, and 5hc Tor
Cubaa. cost and freight Willett 4 Gray
report the movement Of sugar at United
states Atlantic ports for the week as to,-
ivvs. Receipts G9.116 tons. compared with
al. 40 tho previous week. IL. 7e6 last year
and 20 Sn7 IN 1912: meetings. Go,OOO' against
~ 900 SO 600 and 5000; total stock. ST.
g66 against 3is. $50. 24s.s53 and 1907.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-10
Centre Lane Of Block.
East i2srd str.

East IsSrd SIT.
Tho approximate amount % the lien or
charge TO satisfy which tho aboye-deScFibed
property IL to be sold. Is Seven Thousand Two
Hundred Seventy and 1910 Dollars 81, 2TeiBl.
with interest thereon from the 9Th day OF
August, 1914. together with cost aRd allow
ance amounting to Three Hundred Forty-fvs
and 5-i0O tt345 49, with interest from Sep
TENDER md. 1914 together with the expense OF
the sale. The approximate amount OF the
taxes. assessments and water rates, or other
liens. which are 20 be allowed 10 the pur-
chaser out OF tho purchase money. or paid BY
the Referee, is Ss45 50 and interest. Said
premises will be sold subject TO a mortFuge OF
$4,000 and accrued Interest, interest thereen
At 90 per annum.
Dated, New York. September Sth. 1914
WILBUR LARREMORE, Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-10
NCIAL RECORD
here AND ABROAD
.,,.oad Credit Demands
'tg'rvyengthenipg-GOld
pool Delayed.

a.ora Of yesterdays SUh-
ne iiap .o..ssS representatives OF tn ,
,ltnce oe.wSSt,b ne President can haTaiy
threads ~ 1880 Bad as was their
4 egere,s ., 49, With their credit shsk-
e,s.'A5 decreased receipts anu iIrS"Ss
y y ,,ssres and taxes, the re'', zen.
EPtne.i w. so-ssent what they term WIZ
De g p..ssrstion the greatest em ls
81 eSAtS history Of our transports,
rnsy ~ ny between now and the eno
10 iys1en.S.' inward Of S520,O0O,OOO IN
4 ~ obligations become S que ,or al,
1iiii, ~ Re disturbance OF lIsuS trSiSbt
ny Sss greatly cut doW down 90
hoai ne and the transportation III
p',.la'..eS great part Of the nation :
lssR!, " no artificial guarantee 70
Be - ovsr a bad year. The spoKes-
prry y ~ carriers pointed out tnst
- O "" Soon Exchange opens tne
sleh my foreign selling must faii
Hs on railroad securities anu u
49, :. down Il will be diihcult 70 nos s
ag 49,. 10 replace those that ma
~ 's ~ President was urged TO ask
w "a. authorities to avoid burden
y - ssrriers with any new expenses
= W .sst way by which greater
eQ ~ might soon be provided.
81 rslleve the tension IN iorelgn en
~ ~ ne Bank Of England has oeen
e...sss.bed on the proposition laia pc
9' - Federal Reserve Board tGT
sN ny ottawa of SOS, 900, 600 in gold
Epo'n - ohliOations in Great Brit
iitils.s -narsntee by the bankers OF
~ s ~ no0 more. No action Is eN-
eI9 .!S 90 he taken by the board until
-. reply has been received; Flhah1
- hs ere express belief that the moral
~. "a subscriptions to the fund would
- a unnecessary 70 increase the
-, shinment 10 any great amount.
~ -is M. expedient would be of great
- ,.,snSs 10 the foreign exchange
100 "a evident, but considerable
49, ~ ,.rs,sts As TO the Willingness of
5000 banks to raise their share OF
-. ~. In the meantime foreign eN-
80. business here Is practically st
.s.rSstill. waiting some result from
..,So5s Of relief being discussed here
al On the other side,
i,rording to Washington dispatches
p,'JSsnt Wilson feels that the propo-
,sop 10 extend the income tax and
,,iss the rate does not meet his re-
.asst FOR aid to the federal Treasury,
,hieb called for an immediate addition
I. government revenue. Why the OBJ
ysSs erpedient Of stamp taxes, which
ave worked so we'll before, IS not
U,ilod Of is not clear.
RSports OF trade conditions show
pals sign OF Improvement. Steel pub
Tstions say that domestic orders are
rgeb lover this month, the railroads
isipe little or no buying. Foreign
lsoHngs are not increasing in suff-
s,pt volume 10 make up for reduced
bgslpesS At home, and mill operations
M Being reduced until a 90 per cent
n.s a predicted before the end Of the,
n0nsh.
ne London money market continued
q exhibit greater ease. Discounts fell
d low a. ~ per cent, while call money
Vls in little demand at from ? to 2ie,
nd reduction Of the Bank of England
ate is again predicted. Dispatches
from Amsterdam indicate a German
va loan Of S250,O00,000 soon to be
la,std, TO consist Of per cent treasury
honlB and government notes issued at
gjb and redeemable in ten years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-10
sURRoGATEs NOTICES.

FLEMING, VIRGINIA HAMMOND. - In
pursuance Of an order Of Hon. John p
Cohalan, q Surrogate OF tho County Of
New York. notice Is hereby given 20 all
persons having claims against Virginia
Hammond Fleming. late OF the County OF
New York, TO present the same, with
y, uchers thereof. to the subscriber. az lis
place OF transacting business. No. 81 Wall
Street In the Borough tf Manhattan, in
the City, County and state OF New York
on or before the 18th day OF March 1915
Dated, New York. September 9TH 1914
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
Executor.
JOLINE. LARKIN & RATHBoNE,
Attorneys for Executor,
once and Post once Address, No. "a
Wall street. Borough OF Manhattan,
city Of New York. ~. T.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Robert Ludlow Fowler. a SurrcEats Of
the County OF New York. notice IL hereby
given 20 all persons having claims against
Jacob Doll. late Of the County Of New
York, deceased. 20 present the same With
vouchers thereof to the subscribera at
5s7. No. 80 Nassau ST., Borough OF Man
before February Ist. 1915.
Dated. New York. July %, 1914
oTTo DOLL. GEORGE boil.
FREDERICK DOLL, 'ACoB DOLL. IT,.
EUGENE Y. DAILY, Attorney Tor Exec
utors 80 Nassau s.. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-10
Move in Wabash Foreclosure.

ExJudge Charles F. Brown, as spe-
eial MISTER in the Wabash Railroad
foreclosure litigation, having reported
bat the Central Trust Company is en-
titled to 3 decree permitting the sale
Of securities TO satisfy debt on a note
amounting to S5,5OO,O0O, the Equitable
Trust Company and the Bankers Trust
Company yesterday asked Judge La
eoHbe, In the Federal Court, not to
confirm the report, for the reason that
! does not consider Ed pass upon
Claims which they have set up in their
cross suits. Decision was reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-10
Railroad Earnings.

The following railroad reports for
July were made public yesterday:
Toledo. St. Louis & Westeri-GroSs St02,-
go. decrease 81. AS; net after taxes sos. e32,
decrease SIS, 1884
Western Paclhc-Gross 1881 23s, decrease
SCI. Dls; net after taxes Se4. 425 decrease
$57. 347.
Chicago & Alton-Gross 81. 20. 43T. decrease
s67, 49, net $3.50. 567 decrease S9.4i2.
Western Pacihc--Gross 1851. 23S. decrease
SOL ,0ls; net Sl24. 46l. decrease SJ8.97S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-10
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
SEPTEMBER Q.
Manhattan.

second that Of the creditor, and date when
RosScobei Building Co., Michael Montas Con.
and IL Gundlach-A. Gccarone; June To-
1914 S31s a. - N,.,,
r,d15nar Heating Co-American Radiator
I;Snnsy nina G. ana MurIel-B. r. HaSSey;
Dec 81, 1919; h.dS 49, 1870. a.. On
Wcdgehrth, l. CT BerkoTitSi March ~
1872 1924 co. ... g.. ,e,I
Solomon, Rebecca--J Harnetti sept = isl'
vacated; S2,069 %. =, ,,--..,,. ~
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LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

Liverpool, sept. O.--WHEAT.sgot q4 aies;
October. SIS Cd, December. IS ll'3d; C 81,
cut ass. BACoH-Cumberland cut. SOS
short clear backs. las. LARD-Prime west
ern. terces. new. 649jJs old 5Ss SdqS6s 90. 90,
American refined. pals. bis. TUkFENlINL
-Splrita R3n
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. September .. 1914
Ritter.

pcceipts. Is $50 pkgs. Prices were advanced
10 an ron grades OF fresh creamery ana az
IL higher rates there Is moderate tracing
PLENTY Of secondary qualities. and they az az
80 ,noyirF freely. Creamery. extras, S-g
Sat,c: frsIa zs1s5slhC. seconds. 299ssI'
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron, N, No 1 ISIS % Flour, Mpls pat $3.50
Iron. n. No 2 1915 Gomez. No Rio ~
Iron, S. No / Is % Fine gran sugar 10
steel rais...... 10 iMOlasses. OK, AN
Wheat, new No Eeef, family. ~ %
red ......... 1 io& Tallow. special. So
Corn, No vel SIig Pork. ness. q %
Oats, stand VIII 6iG Hogs. dr. 100 ID 1874
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