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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. August 49, 1914.
BEENE~.


market. Prime iee'e5 steady DINERS ,s aal
ana lower. bulls ana cow steady 70 l' a..
tion lower. About l,gry ihing wen, 40 .o ~, -
sale sieers 50 GJa>9 40 per lv s, g 20 -, 20
good bulls SJQ 81 80. one extra bull. s. -;
cows s. 500 So -; taiiends. So. Dressed e nee,
sides
steers. lils u a,etae.. 50 30 per 100 N. =.
1884 u. 50 40, Il, ioal ITO, - ~. .-.l7'
lp22 N. - 20. = So 10. >. - j. l'cO 30 ~.
s.. 10 80 H. s. p. SIC d. 80 10 90 o 10 ~
$40; 6. $40 n; s. % lle9 H. s. .: -, p
50 10, - 20. =. 90 TO- - ~. - 10
- 90. 8 80 ~ - 90 - SOU ID 60
helters 6o2 20. 20 -, 20 49,, .,..-s ,o.o u,
- - 80 TO- e - IL sss..7 ,a-s :,
IlTy TO- - -, - 10 %, "a c,. In ~ SG
" olii, 10y ~, - -. 1o 49, tt6i ~
,A leI ne. so. 10 81 !, ',oo+ ~ e On.
- -; 10. 4-,9 TO- - 30. 5es ~ e. al -
~ i.J' 10, - ~ y state 20 10, . -, ~
~ I'D, - 10. = - 10. 20 ~. ~ ~ -. =
e9 TO- 50, COWS ~ 10, SGyoe-S2 ~ e. 90
llso n. SO; . o5@ n s. 50; J. o4l ~ n,
- 30, go 10 ~ 80 i 10 - 20, - o''
TO- "a ~, g. 80 io; - oV. = ~ .s q, 20 90 zo.
>. SaIltlS. ~ Inn s.ee.s' 30 - a.
S'ate. 10 10, 30 e. 10 4he a-o ~ e. ~. 3D.
l4J n. s. SO; o65 y. s. 20: 8 cows ~ 1885
lh. 50 -, J. lO'O TO. 20, - 500 TO- % 20 -
no I'D, - 80 Wl, IT, 80, 80 -, ~ 10
81 o.; = ~ No. 20 ~ e. * ~ N s..
4 ieifcrs' sos n. s.
Tobin a shannon. / bull. 1910 70 81 Gj.
~ So N 81 ~. + S44 No. 81. 49, T05 H.
8. so. y cows 1870 N So 60. . SIS n. - 80
~ -pq NJ S4S,. q 700 H. So a.. T. $40 %
s. 20
: Judd 4 Co. Z bulls. $50 N. S615; 4
COWS; 80, 10 =, % 30 70 w steers 1000 7, IS a.
% III n s. o.. Z. 1880 n. IS IS: /. 0lo No.
So' o7 PIN !, 20 81 ~ no. 81 n 80 s. ~ ~ a.
NJ e. "a
~ = Curtis a SON. oxen 1875 10. SO 80:
. hulIs 200 ID. 81 -. .. 1855 10. So T. 800
l0l0 M SO 30. l. 900 10. Sc. 3. 1000 NJ. s. 70.
: o5o y, ss n. D 90 ~ *. s0O m 81
= CO." o5, 4, - IT, "a m 81 20. S4s N
E, - 20 ~ q $40 N sa 20. / zoo m
s. %. !. $50 ,,. no - 90 ,.,us OK -, ser,
"a ~, Z, So, % az m s. 10. ,earI.nc 800
- e. bcifer no n So. /. 800 N. s. ~.
e. cows eco co. ~ 10 g r. 5o o. ~ 7oo n s. 81 as ss5
n s. IS. "
or ~ H. e. I. c,c.s I653 NJ s. - / 6a6 fb
e. -0- trso n sf7s
' t-o ne 8, a5 beifor go N IS. cow 500
~ e. IA
II Hume. Il bulls. 100 n. s. 90: I. so
y, & co.'s $40 n s. 75. 3 go n. 81 2. 40
y, 20 az :, s7 n
10 - 90 - ,,rs
go. tALNE -. -. ,,.-,,..
Receipts. l.lo I.al; So ,. on sal' 49,
slow and barely si.ads. Do..i.oh 20 Cloloo
Neals sold 40 $ 0aSl. per 100 ln' ieM
lected heaa w 20 ~. ~ Hl'7' 5,s "a
grassers. ,sHS9 ~ ..,,'I '-'''Ni 80. 10
yearunse f.AS, ~ '.,y $500 .i a.
=, I4a4'0 per 10 -o-'''''
eio - " oHs T. Co. Is yealz. is5-fb
I .,.,-sco 81 nor loo n. 81 40 n. 81 90;
1870 "a ~ g.
artreo, NuIier. veals. 15i n. si2 70. Isl
y, an "a. : ~ N 50 90. culls. iE n. g: 4
I ,73 n, s. n butterruuks l6j ib s.. T. rs ~.
g curtis & Son: 30 yeaIs. 1s2 70, 81,
I 9 49, n 81 %. IT, l02 70. fu %; 2. 80 10
sii. i4 ls3 - so %: l2. i53 n. $40: 9. 20 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
New York. August 10. 1914
GRAIN.

WHEAT-Aotivo and strong. closing with
net gains ~ las Q-c q husu,L lHr evidence
~ Improvement lu the export situation ana
the fact that large clearance have been
business 90 France and spain recently. have
revived llllIeu sentiment iI 'Ne market, ana
from the low point last saturday prices have
advanced more than sc 70 lue-eI Local exc
pDrttrs were not disposed 90 take au our-
mI-tic view a. che situation az large, a- There
are many complications get 10 Dc overcome
before the market can To said 90 Doe any
where near normal basis. Cancellations Of
large export contracts 90 the Continent. espe-
claly 90 Germany. have caused heavy zee
selling ~ wheat here. and lt was said taat
o. the taking over az these distressed c0n-
tracts, and the situation in reality is not
nearly as promising as It was before the al-
vance started. whereas prices are l-4-"' a
Gus reports Of better foreign demand for
-four and some good sales have been ma1e.
Er10Ul8l issued "a statement showing ma.
aside from the United Kingdom crops in l.-
leading foreign countries this year arc much
less than year ago. In The local cash
market No red winter wheat was quoted
90 81 Do, elevator. domestic, new No marc.
81 13i. O. (, New York. so ] Northern lu-
Iuth 81 f0a. and no 1 Northern Manitoba.
81 l-is. T. Buffalo. COkN-Ihe market
appeared 20 have been overuought on TIE Pee
were strong and higher corn ruled heavy and
closed AZ "A net decline of q --,. tcccllla
were liberal 80 interior points. and private
reports - rain ir Iowa and Nebraska Offset
complaints ~ crop damage I'm that locality.
cash No yellow corn was quoted al '-.,
C Z. 90 arrive and Argentina, Ndtoe, as 70
quality delivered. OATS-FurLcr sales of
bout co., G00 bu.hcls of oats were reported
FOR export. and Tho market was higher, clos
continue liberal. but stocks are being heavily
drawn upon, and sentiment was luil.-H
Cash market firm. standard white. 4s'4n4sc
No o 4sG4aisc. No o. 4s44sizc. 10 z, A1fi'7.
ordinary clipped. f4J9. aud fancy clipped
letaaslisc, all elevator. EYI-N0 western
Sfise. s (. New York BAELLA , irin,
now mailing CSH-.c. c T. Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
IMPORTS.

Wheat bush. a. go Corn. iush....... lf5
Beans. BUSH. OPS oats. lusl....... - 90,
Flour. bills. 2-0t iIour, sacle.... I.t-f
Feed 'r........ Q 1po Cornmoal, blis.. N
Beef bliss. go IHrd m.......... $500
COT seed oil. n - so Butter, 3D.. IT,. 800
Tglh oil rq'. a. $50.
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sFABOARD CLEAKANCEs.
AND MEAL.

Flour was very firm owing 'o Tie strength
IN wheat. but business was light as lu' era
were not inclined 90 pay present asAe- pt0-
ttraights. 81 5OQA IS. winter patents, . o'5
$. l-riuc clears 81 S4S, extra no win
Ter Slaue5. No ., SO 15us4. Kansas siraieh
81 G1Iti s0. fancy spring pat-li - ovts - y
p,-r, III 0T-R-Firlu Fair to good. e. y1u
8, -0. choice 10 fancy. = 1895. COkNMEA4
Steady. kiln dried. 81 -. BAGMEAL..!lne
white and yellow. 81 sC4Sl So. coarse, ST '.g
81 3d. FEED-Nestcrn STEADY, BRAN. ~ l1
do SCI 10. red dog So lake and rail-; city
stes iv. bulk. So. sacks. 81 midd'us, t-' -
osee. red cog sg3. ollmeal. $50 5Jg}35.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20

Receipts, 1f42l cases. Market steady
Very high grade fresh stock scarce and frm
but there are few lots good enough 10 satisfy
the best class Of trade. Fresh gathered eX-
ira line. dozen. 81 Z 29c. extra hrsts. 26d
&c. irsts. -fuZ Jcs seconds, q n Zaci re-
friCtrator. SPECIAL marks fancy, charges paid,
&c. frsts. 20 q 20 isc. seconds, a = o. 25i7c;
Icrntry whites, fancy. large. new laid, sin
ssc. gathered. as TO size and quality. 24n
occ: heunory browns. % "a soc. gathered and
rufraI % Fy
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The NV yoTk Air Brake Company
FedernI Mining and Smelling GO.

81 BrO0dWay. New YORK, August u IsIf.
A dividend OF one GeD per cent on the
Preferred stock OF this Company has to-day
been declared, payable September 18th 20
stockholders OF record az the close Of busi-
ness on August 22nd. 1914.
FRANK sWEENV. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20

c. ID average. IS SO per 100 10 go, So 70. ST.
ToJlH a shannon: EOS Ky lambs, g n;
,s5 go g r. m + b, IS s''i 5 s. So H. 70 ~
Kerns Commission Co.: 2og Ky lambs -
Il SS75. Us. g. n. S -; 2i2 W Va, 81 10,
Sc So go. Go n. s. 50. - Penn, p 10. ~ - ~
81 A. i9o n. 81 Is: Is. 100 H. 81 5O 10. Jos 10,
So. W Va. 30 10 S. 70 culls 50 10. =. =,
s sanders. 8 state lambs - h. s. 81, .9
~. s. -. yearlngs. 100 10. -; sheep IS'
H. S. Is ms 10. $40: 9. % 10. s.
Mcpherson & CO.: 80 Ohio lambs. 81 10
s. 90 " e. >,
s. 6gt-. 2-5 Buffalo. 81 y. g -. .. %.
" r Hume: 81 lambs, 20 n, = -. ~, d
n 81. 2s. 81 n. s. 70; y sheep. Is 70. y; :.
~ jd I'm. Wright < Co.: a lambs. 70 ID. 81;
}. GUS q. car,i5 Son: IS lambs 70 n. So IS;
B ansS g. 6a le - CO.: 20 lambs. 50 n So %:
Receipts. $3.50. ~ cars on sale Market
firm 10 Be higher. Heavy 70 ine1ium state
and Penn hogs 50 5oa@ 49, DIS ana hs"'
SHE'S sanders: 30 Penn hogs. 100 n
average 80 % per 100 ID: 10 state 20 ID
s. So. roughs 1855 H. $ 90 90
Eerns Commission Co: 4 state hogs. l's
pigs. IS ~. 50 &c. roughs. $50 70. s. So J.
~ w. ~ r. Hume: Is state hogs. 1852 70, SO 50
Chicago. Aug. 19--HOGS-Receipts. -
COO. higher. bulk. IS 500 50 %; light,
T 9, eOasS45: mixed s. 650t9 40; heavy
I s. 50QS9 30i rough. IS so - 90, PIGS,
/ 4sss5. CATTLE-Receipts. 1900:
I sfeadv: beeves. s7aSIO so. steers. s. 30p
So 90: stockers and feeders, s. 4oGfs 10;
COWS and heifers. s. 60gSs 20; calves,
/ S775@;lo IS. sHEEPs-Receipitis. lo'.!egSS;
kansas CIV. Aug. 9-HoGs-Recepts
| 1000. higher BUR-, - lV "a ~ SJt neaNy'
Sg154Ss 40. packers and butchers. So 100
So i0+ light. 50 O5afs 30. pigs. SSGsS so.
/ CATTLE-Receipts 1000; steady; prime
tad steers. 50 65HSlO so, dressed beef,
IS 200S9 30; Southern. s. sass %. cows,
s4250S7 %: heifers So 50g 50 50: stockers
snd feeders. 81 2OuSs Is. bulls. s. p q
S. So. calves. 81 50N $40 l5. SHEEP
Receipts $500: steady lambs, 81 50 "a
So ye' sHes ,,7s@ soa 30 ~ "''"'''
~ Louis Aug. is.--HOGS-Receipts.
800. higher. pigs and lights. AlWNs Do.
nized sgd butchers 3, l2p g 2S s oS
1900. steady, native beef steers, ). 5gH
sf0 40. COWS and heifers S3HNs 90.
stockers and feeders 50 81 30. Texas and
S4aS6 50. native calves. 250sl1 SHEEP
Receipts 1900; strong; native muttons'
1905 20. lambs. = 0 8 IS.
ceipts. 100. dull VEALS-Receipts. 20
active. Ca 81 60. HOGS-Receipts. $500
I fairly active, heavy, 50 30, mixed and
Workers. 50 500gss5; pigs. ssn 50 IS
roughH Ssl5u&s %; stags - 59Hsl soi
oairies. gs25uy9 90. HHEEP-Receipts,
.oos. slow. lambs {5OE 30. yearlinss'
81 s0rsgTT. wethers s60SG %; ewes,
s. s00S5 Is. sheep. mixed. s. 75q{6.
fBy Telegraph 20 The Tribunel
Louisville Aus. 19.-SHEEP ASD
LAMBS Receipts. 1889. market steady
. top lambs. "a I14 c. tcW fancy Central
Kentucky ~ a premium seconds, 90 = G
I eulls and butcher lambs. So Be-, best Tat
. sheep, 4Hn44c. medium and common
sleep, unchanged.
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NAUONING INVESTMENT co.

4 dividend OK one per cent has been Dc
clared on the stock Of this Company payable
September lst, 1914. 20 stockholders OF record
August 25th Checks will be mailed.
LEWIS lSELIN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
4 Semi-AnnuaI DIVIDEND OF
50 90 per share on the Preferred stock and
a Quarterly Dividend of 5000 per
share on the Common stock

share on the Common stock
Of this Company have this day been de-
cIared. payable at the Treasurer Office.
l65 Broadway, New York y. Y, on Thur
day. October ]. 1914. 20 stockholders o.
reco-d at p n. on Tuesday. September
l. 1914 Tie stock transfer books viii not
De closed for the payment Of these divl-
dends.
Stockholders who have not already done
so are urgently requested % file dividend
mailing orders with the undersigned, from
whom blank forms may be had upon sppll-
FREDERIC V S. CROSBY. Treasurer.
New York. y Y. August -, 1914
The New York Air Brake Company.
Forty-seventh Quarterly Dividend.
The Board OF Directors has this day de
clared a quarterly dividend OF ONE AND
ONE-HALF PER CENT diac0 payable sep
tember g. 1914. % stockholders Of record a.
the close OF business September =. 1914
The transfer books will not close.
Checks for dividend will he mailed 70 siock-
holders az the addresses last furnished 70 the
4 STARBT-CK President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20

broIIers 1G0iaiLc. FOWLS l5I4c, ROOsI-
Frs. old, re. TURKEYS. l3al4c; DUCKS,
Western. old. Iadi4e; T. T. spring. lie, old,
1fc. Jersey. spring. l6iac. old. lfc; GEESE,
Western and Southern. old. 12nl3c. GUM
EAs. pair. 60G6-c; PIGEONS pair, SOC.
MILK AND CREAM.
Following the lively market OF q week ago.
the demand feu of early this week to a sub
normal level The surplus continues. The
market value approximate the Borden rate
OF SIC for Grade y IN the CSC zone. Re
ceipts Of mill, and cream, In 4J-Qudrt cans,
for the week ended August l5 were as fol
lows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
CASH QUOTATIONS

Iron, y. Mol ISIS % Coffee. No Rio Nt
Iron. y No f14f5 Sugar. rranu... $50
Iron S. no 1 Z 10 90 Moassos. Ok. p g.
steel rails. 1-J Beef familv....S29 30
wheat. no = Taluw. special. Ci.
red new. o. Pork. mess. - cl
Corn. so vel g. Hogs. Gr 1Gl - 1925
Oats. stand wa IS. Lard. mid West 10 81
Flour Mp.s p. t7j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20

SUPREME COURT.
Appellate Diy.sion-2d Dept.-feccsA
Appellate Ierm-keCess. TRIAL Term ~
iourned 20 oct. 3. special Term, Part III
Special Tcrm-Part IVAN SICLhN' J.
Motions az 10 "a. u4-
pcoNrIr0lcftl HilInhrau.| hlitk
re Fowler ~ Hamilton |RHRR
llart/Dfiucau s.ursa /Na-a I'D X n
O'NeiI/ Morse p & + haauon Nass ~ X X
Gul.s burzIang ., TarleyINass El T.
he Nov Utrecht av .SmithIfSass El r Z
Re F1atbubsh and so barlelfl (sasae
Re Clark st g. Col II Hubert Morgan
Re city Aqueduct ~ kaio| Mayer
Arcauum cafe farley GerkcnL5ernlkes
Re Ea.ivieW av North/WlicoN
IOufaiyIIoufaiy Re IAN 81
Peudicton/ Mass ERR Sussman/ rchud
NcCuuu/ keo.h sherman"
-.bn,gsr/c -haenar .POWc'l/Tate
no Ahl.uLor-tr hyfMcNulty
Cor0v- .0ylIonhsrge' Andsrsou/ An4trscn
Bku Finn S CfH2ifin re Baker
-ueaIDIuu re staten
NYMtc6 /Diament Dillon Ormond
DItua-fUarHr Brown Wiiner
Jysli,sr,. Tlslitsizv |Dovitt/C O. Bldg
AstOn/NIConRR MughtNrght
Mkvewict /NpConRR bcynLDgvun
Smith BIT T. .Bebeli/bcp1tI
Tlvenshi /BHRR
sURROGATE's COURT-KETCHAM S.
At TO "a M
ACCOUNTINGS ~ ESTATES.
Geo " Irwin IheoIlra Gross
Michael Calvin Iohn ID Northrop
rheoaore Gross Mary Pollock
WILL.
salwirs Gerlinser
COUNTY COURT.
Part IV-Civn Calendar.
TRIAL term adjourned until October. MO
tious returuable and orders signed IN Part H.
Room 10.
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srRRoGATEs, CorRr-coHALAN. s.

Estate Of Morris or Osuer.
Wills FOR PROBATE-i0.30 a. m.
Jane Quinn Peter Eugelson
los ID Donald Moses Nusshaum
Rich i Vernon EIiz IS Eaton
q 4 Stuhcuyau Albert let
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Multigraph Letter-. 800. $3.50; 1909.
81 Is: iO.OoO s.: prompt g. r. Weathegford.
TIC Nassau. Room 1905. Phone BeekIaan sSO-
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COURT CALENDARS
Cases viii Be Called in the Order Given Below
The meaning OF tho line Is versus or aga Inst

FHss/Aprslbaum PatroxI y, , ttl,s
Levine Tarhis lsIDeIlei'l NV"
Special Term-Part u-SMIIH' j.
Fr pprte huefress-Defaults. 10 30 q N
Trial Term-Parts I. II, III " v "
VII and NIIi-AdIourucd Tor the tefi-
REFTREES ApPOINIID.
Supreme Court -DLLAN1, j.
smith/stotOd- r Iorucly.
Bv WEEKS. j.
RotibarthLDs T5ra4f-N Bor.an1.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
suprcmme Court WEEKS, J.
Bk FOR Save N4rfIu-D l. Julian.
A Davls|C J. Aulerson--J j M-chah.
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT
Special Term BRADY. j. ,o,,
Adjourned until Tuesday august - '.-'
Special Term for Trials BRADY j.
No day calendar
COUNTY cor RI.
Special rm-SOUTHAED' =
tx pdrts matters.
gURROGATE's COT RT-SCHULI. \
30 day calendar.
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Special Term-Part I-WEEKS. J.
Tx Dayte matters. - -
and VII. Adjourned Tor the term.
Trial Tcrm-Parts II. III, ~, v VI
VII. VII. IN. y, NJ, MI. MIL NV, Nv,
Nv, NAII and NNIII-AdJOurned foF the
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NEW YORK COUNTY
SUPREME COURT

Appellate Division-Part lI-Recesa
Special Term-Pnrt I-DELANl, j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20

Receipts e.453 boxes. The last advances In
asking prices have clrtailed demand and
there is'a somewhat easier tone State, whole
milk fresh. specials, 1914 n 16iaC. average
IGf.c: Young Americas. lie. Wisconsin,
whole milk. fresh. daisies. 16H16hc; state.
SKINS fresh specials, ia lJicc, good 20
choice, ia l2t4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
L. s. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington, Aug. ls.-The condition Of ths
United states Treasury al The beginning OF
business to-day was: Net balance la general
func. N3olS, 9tS total receipts yesterday,
VI. SIS 49, total payments yesterday. 100
ls6. The deficit this fiscal year IS - gie S0J
against dencit OF sl2,Ni,5A last year. e1-
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M HAcHT KrNIEM

THE BACHE REVIEW
.easisls dis uosk ~ a. appel fr a joint and
esocu-eut rosolutloa q lie House enc Se1ais
Gfvts1 70 The Interstate Commerce Commission
feegsstins T. because u the emergency situation
~ refefenos 70 rtlros6 becIriiics. % reres aud
lsxss ths decision ~ The recent application O.
~ fss.err railroads. and q picr discretion nd
= Wv q ,hs ueat and eStfaordinsry necessity
- TITS scion. 70 promptly grant furtheF and
teaegsis tdranoes % 81 the railroads.
Copies on application.
g. BACHI a co. 81 broadway, y. y.
Nemters New York stock Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20

Tho inward movement boz prices when tol-
lowed tH4 declaration OF war iu Europe has
been practically lost iu The coffee market.
aud 10 4. said that evening mp contracts
through The local uQuilauug committees was
don, very close 20 the 1850 p m ;rice of eAiy
81 The trade here is less appreheusifo r'-
r,rdiug the repleuishiug Of supplies from
,Is5e ev5 the amount ahoat now i- 100 900
Bag iu excess of August J. a moderate
amount N coffee Is being consigned mere.
and stocks are undoubtedly accumuia,lEs
very rapidly az interior points IN bFazii. me
r,r'rciral Disturbing element az present is
thc inability OF Brazil 20 arrive az definite
rate OF exchange. owing 90 the clr.llail3A
IN a new issue Of paper currency. Freight
rates have advanced materially 90 ihe lhll.t
s+efes "a leading Brazilian line quoting 81
Il bag c0mIarcd with normal quotations o-
about lOr Local spot markets inactive ana
slightly lower on the basis Of Nisc Tor no g.
statistical position Of Brazilian coIee.
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NIPRENE COURT.
Appellate Divisional Dcpt.-Recess
Appellate Ierm-iecess rhi lerinI ~
fourred 90 oct 3. special Term, Part III
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New York. August 10, 1914
HITTER,

Receipts. 1909 pkss. Posted arrivals
heavier. but actual quantity Of fresh receipts
VIII probably not be materially heavier than
last week. Creamery extras, 30 = p Bic 3
hrsts, 27i7 q Soc, seconds, -5la a 2lc; state
zoe. process. extras. -5ia u 25c, nrsts, - NJ
Csc. Imitation creamery, ursts, % &c; imta-
ton creamery, hrsts. 23isc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20

The market was moderately active ana
nrmcr owing 20 IN advance ih uf A9S hal
E,r and buyiuv Inspired Hv improved cOnll-
tloas bod the export situation. IDEh-tlrin
mess So 1jnS-5 %. family. 5 1Ss -1pIt
clear. SsaS-1. BEEi -Eim. mess. 81. -.
family. SsfdS50. packet. &-sut-6 extra india
mess yfpdN5. nominal. DRESSED HOGS
,seady. bacons lgac. $50 10. l5i.c, 100 10.
lg-,c. li0 n l3ac pigs 1916. CUT MEATS
-PlckIed bellies steady; 10 ~. llci ~ 10. TO-.
Il ID lie. pickIed hams. l6isNllc. TALIoW
-Fir.u: special &c. city. 5Ac, country. -
a6i.c. I.ARD-StrouE. middle West. leS14
DO 90: city l0alOkc. refined firm. south
tars f2 Sc. COMpOU Nu-Steady H.qSl4c.
STEAHINE-iirm. o.eo. o.. city lard l-c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20

COTNTY COIRT.

Part IN-Civn Calendar.
Trial term adjourned until October. Mo-
tons re,urnable and orders signed In Part H.
Room DO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20

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Levine /Tarhis lSiDeTieilI h''''
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-04-18
BAD WEATHER DOES
VERY LITTLE DAMAGE
Farmers Are Only Set Back
a Few Days by Cold Snap.
Corn Coming Up Fast.

The cold snap experienced du-
ing the week has affected the
crops a little but it's not thought
that the results will be injurious
to the farmers. It only delayed
the planting Of cotton a week or
ten days, and within the next
few days tits expected that prac-
ticaIly every farmer will have
his cotton planted.
The corn has had a very good
start, considering the bad wealth
=er experienced for the past two
or three weeks, and If early indi-
cations are correct st. Landry
should have a record breaking
corn crop this year, as il il re-
ported that several thousand
more acres of land is being culti-
waited in corn this season than
ever before.
The farmers of ST. Landry, ALI
though they were bothered lit
tie with the cold and incIernent
weather never gave up hope. but
with enthusiasm plucked 90,
whenever the opportunity pre-
sented itself, the consequence OF
which it is a sure fact that the
crop in st. Landry will compare
las favorably as any other parish.
The rice farmers are about the
busiest during the present time,
| as they are somewhat late with
| the planting of their seed. The
| Union Irrigation Company will
have its ten thousand acres of
t land ready for planting within
! the next few days.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-04-18
Archbishop VISITS
CITY DURING WEEK
Blesses Two Negro Schools
and Makes Appropriate
Addresses.

Very Reverend James I'll. Blenk,
Archbishop of the New Orleans
archdiocese. arrived in this city
on Wednesday evening from New
Iberia, to bless the Institute and
the st. Joseph's Academy. two
|colored institutions of this city,
recently completed. His Grace
delivered appropriate speeches at
both schools, to a large gather
ing of negro students, which was
right to the point and made a
deep impression on the minds OF
the negroes.
Archbishop Blenk in his speech
related that God would not look
at the educational qualifications
of a being, but at his morality.
He said in part, God loves my
soul no more than He loves
yours. If you live a virtuous life,
with a knowledge of reading and
writing, you will certainly be
able to make your way in this
world. God is good and wants
you to be good in order to enjoy
His kingdom. = He advised the
negroes to lead a pure life, en-
deavor to elivate their homes,
and that there was no need OF
any Of them attending universe
ties: all they needed was the ed
ucation they could secure in Ope-
lousas free of charge. His talks
were very interesting and his
adviees sound.
The Archbishop would not COM
ment on the Walters trial, either
one way or the other, only say
ing: This is a matter of serious
Importance and I feel that / am
not able to judge one way or the
other. It is no use for me to
give you the same old story OF,
T think that the accused should
be given justice as practically
every prominent man Of the
state has already said the same
thing. " He was only on a busi-
ness trip this time, he said, and
had no opportunity to witness
any of the proceedings Of the
trial.
His Grace was the guest of
Father John Engberink and was
entertained by the local pastor
and Jesuit priests from Grand
Coteau, leaving Thursday morn
ing for Vile Platte, where he
went to bless the convent. He
will return to Opelousas on the
9th of May in order to give con-
firmation on the 10th.