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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27
L RECORD
AND ABROAD
anr House Deficit
sneedDemand for
TTnIlsted Stocks.

.,lf Of . good increase IN
49, ana a slight reduction Of
Gazing House institutions
-. able to report gain in
~, reduced the deficit to the
- 80 - August /. Next week It i:
~ the first instalment OF
80 GOO. 900 gold subscription
s.s ....;vn exchange pool will be
Ottawa, but this may be CT
,,Aou, even causing e decrease
1--we position. Al the opening
= -. pevment IS due on public
3 -. 60 the city loan, and so
I..,ib,s the new obligations are
49, outside Of this city to
..v here. Freer dealings in
~ unlisted stocks should also
hing outside funds to this
IL Gain Of over $6,SOO,OOo re-
80 Clearing House institutions
.'s,,sent a fairly large proper
-, ..,,rye money gained from the
,bipments in addition to the
- the market Of boarded gold
notes. Loans decreased around
- ~ deposits were reduced
a 100000. SO the deficit was
rant s7.675 900 to SSO,7Os.Ooo,
1870 with nearly Sls,OOO,OOo in
rl55le Of August
.rvis,d dealings in unlisted stocks
,,,5lv vet begun, but the commit
49, has the matter in charge has
realty encouraged by the amount
4 .,tsre Of orders submitted to IT,
..,s,t are not lacking Of bids at a
,4,rtisl advance above the close
~. Of course, some bargain
- have made preposterously low
Vood investment demand has
meovered at moderate conees'
r,,terday's mails contained con-
Eae volume Of buying orders
- should be materially increased
a, opening Of the week. All this
4 lslp to liquidate loans here ana
~ same idea as to what may be
....,s when the exchange opens. H.
..,rs logical. a similar concession
~. IN listed stocks it may be that
,,nsiton to a complete open mar
nav be effected with a surprising
4 q disturbance.
tbe limited trading at minimum
=, conducted in London securities
frued. fairly firm and the number
h,ls increases. Discount rates IN
,i,s Yesterday were triAe firmer,
.,,bly in preparation for the partial
-F,g Of the moratorium week after
~ II is uhueIeAOou ''o' t'N
iirland and the British courts are
mreise discretion, so as to avoid
irs the enforcement Of obligations
ny pressing on debtors embar-
because Of the war Payment Of
B q exchange in London in October
mean settlement Of a great amount
hlnee bills drawn here, and yester-
8 heal houses put out further bills
ake advantage Of present low dis
rates in London. Foreign ex-
nR here was frmer, demand ster-
Z getting up to 4,9S, against 4.9S4O
saturday before, and cables closing
l85O because Of the needs of max
payments in London before Octo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27
Bank Clearings.

Bank clearings this week at leading
cities in the United States, as reported
bv "Dun's Review" amount TO $l,9Sl,-
7i7,7l4, a decrease Of 24.2 per cent
compared with last year. The loss
continues very largely at New York
CITY. Outside of New York there Is
decrease of H. per cent compared with
year ago. All cities except Kansas
City and San Francisco report smaller
bank exchanges than in the preceding
wear. the loss being particularly heavy
AT Boston, Philadelphia, Louisville and
New Orleans.
Average daily bank exchanges for the
year are given below for three years;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27
Railroad Gets More Time.

Judge julius NJ. Mayer, in an order
Yesterday in the Federal Court in the
litigation instituted by j. Scott Boyd
and other stockholders against the New
York & Harlem Railroad Company
William K. Vanderbilt, William N
VonJerbilt. ir., William Rockefeller,
CSauncey NJ. Depew and other officers
and directors, extended the time of the
niaintiffs to file answers to November /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27
To Discuss Wars Effects.

THE effect of the European war on
American business and Advertising
will be the subject of one of the ad!
dresses to be made at the dinner. of
The Advertising Mems League of New
York City at the Aldine Club next
Thursday evening.
Isaac +. Marcosson, the writer, and
John F. Fowler, exporter, will talk. w.
+. Aughinbaugh will read paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27
For JuIy;
11vPRpnnL MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept. 2s.o VIII NJ - a sp POI
s ssnSag' new ss sgd; futures weak; oeto'
her 81 4Bd: December s 7hd; CORE
Spot nominal futures easy; seRtsmb bsIIe 81
g., C - fD-PTine Western, tierceS'
ia ia f SS Cd EH new, iss sd American Fea1ed
pals SIS sd 56 ID boxes 5Zs "a; L W,S-
Low3Priimes s Si'yi r.ii% us 5' OIL, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27

ated
The Atlantic, Gulf and Vest Indies
Steamship Lines report gross operating
income from subsidiary companies OF
s1,245,l22 for July, decrease o.
! S372 .e76 from July Of last year, and neJ
! income of S16l ,644, q loss of Slo6,2Sl'
Operating and other income for me
ssven months ended July 81 decreased
! 81 21O.501 to S10,454,509, and the total
net revenue showed decline Of S64@'..
496 from the corresponding period oil
1913.
Directors of the Shattuck Arizona
Mining Company have deferred pay,
ment of the quarterly dividend Oh Oh
cents a share, due in October. since
tn first of the year the company mas
paid 81 so in quarterly Instruments
The annual report of the Wheeling
e. Lake Erie Railroad Company for the
year ended June 30 gives total gross
operating revenue of 1887 ,346, de-
crease Of S194,602 from 1913. Operat-
ing expenses and taxes decreased S6OI'-
1863 to S5,640,373, leaving net earnings
of 81 .996 ,973, an increase OF S4l2,2bl'
and after providing for. Interest
c6-rges, rentals, additions and better
ments, equipment obligations, etc,
there was a deficit of S68,07S.
Announcement has been made Of the
retirement of Luther J.. KOuntze from
the Stock Exchange firm Of Kountze
Brothers.
The Elgin e. Chicago Railroad Com
pany has omitted the quarterly dlvi-
| dend of q of l per cent on the Sd
! 100 900 common stock usually paid IN
/ October. Directors have declared the
quarterly divi lend Of ] y per cent on
the preferred stock, payable November
/, to stock of record September y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27

PROVISIONS,
The small receipts OF hogs and little
commission house buying gave provisions a
firm undertone on Saturday, PORK quiet /;
mess, i22 5OaSG3; family, S2Gd$9s; short clear,
I23aS26 BEEF unsettled; mess S23qS2i; fam.
ily, S3OaSS2; packet, S259S26; extra India
mess, H0qSi5. DRESSED HOGS steady;
bacon lSc; $50 no 1850; 100 10, 1910; 40
bellies. 10 10, lie; u 10. 16hc; IA 10, l5c;
picked hams steady. l6is9l7c. TALLOW
quiet; special csc; city, SIC; country, SIS
d6Ec. LARD steady. 9.S0q9S Soc; city, 99s0
s2,c; refined quiet; South America, li.3jc;
Continent, 0.G0c; Brazil. kegs, l2.3jc. COM
POUND dull, shs2sc. STEARTNE duh; cleo.
9isglOc; city lard. l0Sgllc.
COTTONSEED OIL.
A steady tone prevailed. There was some
hedge selling. but crude was still quoted
around 35lac, and consuming demand was Of
fair volume. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27

Refined was very quiet, although II was
reported the exporters were again in the
market, and some business Is expected from
this source next week. ATbuckle a. Co. an
nounced that they will take orders for eN-
port beginning next week. Prices were un-
changed, with all rehners taking business on
the basis OF 6.70c for fine graduated, except
one which took orders at 8.S0c. Raw seemed
to be little steadier, holders believing that
the decline had gone far enough, for the
time being at least. The close was steady
at SOC for centrifugal, 4.JIc for moiasses
and 40 for Cubas cost and freight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27
u. S. TreasurY FINANCES.

washington, Sept 2G.-The condition OF
ne tailed states Treasury az the beginning
~ os'' bHsinsgs to-day was; Net balance In gen.
eral fund, %li6G75,65o; total receipts yestsr-
5 5, SJ KILLS: total payments yesterday,
SSISlIsyis7' The deficit this hscal year Is
&c ga s7q. against q dehct' OF Sll,SeS.63t
last wear. exclusive Of Panama Canal ana
mi Tic debt trapsacuons'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27
EGGS.

Receipts, 1857 cases. With a considerable
reduction In receipts and adyices OF lighter
Shipments the market has improved
slightly, but there is still a liberal accumu-
laton and most receivers are anxious TO
effect a clearance. Fresh gathered, extra hne'
Pa CSC: seconds, 22g 23c; refrigerator, drsts,
charges paid 240 csc; seconds, 22}a Q2Shc;
hennery whites, prime to fancy, large, new
laid, 80 a CSC; gathered, as TO size and quar-
ity. 27D3jc; nearby, hennery browns Jug
35c gathered and mixed, 20 q CSC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27
GAIN IN RESERVE
BY LOCAL BANKS
Deficit Reduced Over $780,
900 to Lowest Since August I
Gain in Cash.

The Clearing House statement Of the
average condition of the banks for the
week showed an increase In cash OF
S6,s82 900. There was a deficit in re-
serve Of $50, ZOO, 400, decrease Of Sc
674,700. Loans decreased S3,b76,OOO
and deposits decreased 100000. No
actual" statement was made public
AVERAGE STATEMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27

The Union Trust Cumpany 81 New Yosk oGers spsssa
service TO individual trustees who desire 70 have the clerical ana
routine administration of their trusts carried on as low ezpsnss
by expert organization
The Union Trust Company viii care for the trust properly
assist in making Investments and u seng scuFies collect e
income and pay it directed and WI render accounts .
accounts trustee viii avoid and trouble ~ having ms
accounts kept in proper form.
CORRESPONDENCE and Interviews Solicited.
UNION TRUST CO. OF NEW YORK, 90 Broadway
CAPITAL and SURPLUS $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. September rs, 1914.
HITTER

Receipts. 5.s3l pkgs. The change to cooler
weather stimulated little freer buying and
the market was steadier on the top grades Of
fresh creamery. Creamery, extras, 500
30bc; nrsts, @7n 12Sigc; seconds, sSlz y
&c; state dairy, finest, Use; good % prime
20 y Il 2Sisc: process, extras, 3oW@b "a !,
hrsis, slL DS5hc; imitation creamery
nFsts. 2I3?liac.
CHEESE.
Receipts, 1850 boxes. Prices pretty vel!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR REC
SEABOARD


Flour steady but quiet. Spring patents
s. SOaS 10; winter straights, s. 1916 35i win
ter patents, s. Sass 50; spring clears, s. lja
S. 81: cxtru no l winter, 81 25dN 80; No =,
s49A %; Kansas strashts s. 1895 6; fancy
spring patents, IS 70qSI 10. RYE FLOUR
Dull; fair to good, 81 508S5 20; choice to fancy.
s. 1915 90. CORNMEAIs-Barey steady; kiln
dried, 81 90. BAG MEAL-Steady; hne white
and yellow, 81 S5aN 80; coarse, 81 1881 so.
FEED-Western barely steady; bran, iO-tb
sacks, SO lOGt23 60; standard middling, S24 %;
flour do. So 7Jdi33; red dog, S34; city bran
barely steady; bulk. S22 80; sacks, S2i; mid
ding. S25 5OGS33 80: red dog S3i; oilmeal SS8 80
@23i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27
SEED PRICES.

cash, 50 IS: october, S9iTN December
81 IS; March. ~ 65. Administrations
s. 77E December. - 02E; March. 80 i2n
lMOTHN-Pr,me. cash 81 81 October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27

sustained on fancy whole milk fats. but
average fancy and lower grades quiet and
easy. State. whole milk, fresh, colored, spe-
Gals I5at a Ice: average fancy, l5E q
l6Iac; fancy 1914 @l55C; prime, i4h q loo;
daisies, 16gl6hc; Wisconsin, whole milk,
fresh daisies, l5ls 0L5%c; twins, $50
l5lac; flats, 1j4l5i3c; state, skins, held.
specials, 10 1l4c; fresh, $50 l5hc' good 70
choice, IL y I12iac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27
Monthly Railroad Earnings.

The following railroad reports Tor
August were made public yesterday;
csn,rsl OF ceorgia--0roVs q ,oSli g0S, increase
t,S 10. net se2i ,s76 increase Sl,66I - -, =.
Bnffalo & susquebanra--Sross o SiAoySo, oe,
crease SlO7G6; net AFTER taxes '-'''-''
Sll90J.
For July:
-oS 81, dscreasS SEQ 22s; net NiS,Ss' de-"
eI SoSors do 4 southern-Gross al@Slo de-
crSsse SIS, rs; net s5l0,OSO' decrease s'@''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27

The trade was made still more nervous
and unsettled Yesterday by rumors Of FUR
Their captures by German cruisers OF conee
cargoes in British steamers fro mBrail. One
Of the steamers which cleared some time
ago tor the United States was reported 10
have put safely into Trinidad, but there were
persistent rumors that steamer with 1900
bags OF coffee had been sunk, and reports
Of similar disaster to another boat OF the
same line, which was supposed TO be in the
same steamship lane" Cost and freight
offers from Brazil were unchanged 10 10
points lower, following Fridays decline of
I'D In Brazilian exchanges on London. but
no fresh business was reported. The situa-
ton with respect 10 fresh mportations is
generally regarded as temporary, but nat
urally has a tendency TO steady the local
market for spot coffee. The demand ycster-
day, however, was not active and Rio Is
were reported at 6&c. with Santos As at 1919
Gle, according 10 description. The vOlun-
tary committee on liquidation will meet at
2 O'Clock on Monday to facilitate the work
OF closing out old contracts under the new
plan of operations. Statistical position OF
Brazilian coffee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Potatoes plenty and weak; sweet potatoes
dull. POTATOES. Maine. Dbl or bag u -
ST 10; Jersey 81 1OaSl 81; sweet potatoes, Jer-
soy. Dbl s. 25US2 %; bsk. 60caN; southern,
Dbl, 81 2JNSl 20. ONIONS. white pickle DsA
or crate 81 JOLiS2, other white. 30gvQc white
bae 7sraSl -: yellow and red bsk 25a5Oc
Long Island yellow and red, bbl, 81 2oaN 90
other rod, white aud yellow, bag iocqNi
Washington yellow, bag, 81 2JgN %; ONO
white, crate, GOa75c; BEANS state. wax wax
and green, bsk or bag, 5OcqYl; Baltimore
wax, bsk 75cg$l %; green. 15dSc; virginia,
wax, StHSl %; green, 70cdS0c; BRUSSELS
SPROUTS. qt, 2d12c; BEETS, 100 bchs, SOC
nSl: Dbl jOf75c: CARROTS. 100 bchs. l5cg
81. bsk 40a5Oc: hbk unwashed, l5ca&;
washed, SIaEI 80: CELERY, Jersey state
and Michigan, dO1 bchs, lOH i0c; rough, case,
SlqSl 70; CABBAGES. nearby. Dol, 60qsoc'
100. 81 5O0S3 90 ton, S9g$l2: CAuLIFLOW-
ERS Long Island, short cut, fla32 % state
bbI. 81 5OdS3 80: I doz crate. 75cg{2; CORN,
100, 75caS2; CCCUMBERS, bsk, JOg15c; bol'
81 55dS2 Is; mustard, Dbl, 5O975c; cUCuM-
Elephants Jersey, bsk. 5Ocqil; Dbl, 81
6tS2; LETTUCE, hsk, 2jg7jc; doz box, S5c
d$l: LIMA BEANS. bsk or bag, locq3l ;
MUSHROOMS, I 10 bsk, 5oca6l 50; PEAS;
81 20: PEPPERS, bbI 75cdIl 50; bsk. S0f5Oc,
PUMPKINS, Dbl, 5Oa ROMANO. nearby
bsk 25cmSl %; RADlSHES, 100 bchs, i5c9
81; SPINACH. bsk. 3jU6Jc; SQUASH, mar
row, Dbl j0aIjc Hubbard, 6Og1oc; TOM
TOES, nearby, box, %jcaSl; ~ RNlPS'
white. Dbl 81 50a$2; rutabaga, eoaSl
POULTRY.
DRESSED-Thr market has gradually
cleaned up Of fresh killed chickens and
fowls: considerable quantity OF chickens
had to go to freezeus. TURKEYS, West
ern. spring, 10. 15425c; old, J. q zoe (;
CHICKENS. broilcrs IL to box, nilk fed,
i9c, bbs. packed, Western, milk FED, l7c;
Phila aud l. ! squad, bbls, ! lb each, per
pair, ~ N OJC; Phila, fancy, III each, y y
9Jc; Penn average. 100; Western milk
fed dry picked. la l9c; corn fed, 10"
lGtsc: Mich pcIlded, Il 1iC, other West
dry picked. 14n zoe; bbls iced, Western;
drv- picked, HloiaC. Southern ana
southwestern, I6'a nc; Mich, scalded'
lNc. other Western, l7lsCE COCKS, old,
Jersey. i5HlGc: SQUADS. white. Dozen
81 5OaS3 5O dark 81 256Sl 80. Frozen
TURKEYS Western. box packed. dry
picked, selected young hens or toms. - y
15r. hbl DaCLa' II n 24r; old, ZIG -5ci
CHICKENS, broilers, soft meated, milk
milk iI led, t741Slsc; BOOSTERS. old,
I3iac. ALIVE-Some 81 freight cars on
tracks This morning. nj which Al cars were
unloaded Fowls selling fairly AT l7c for
heavy, though few at auction brougnt
I7T1Ttsc. Chickens duh and weak. with
fancy offered at private sale at t4B &c;
come poorer grades sold AT auction down
Ia loi. i2iaC: roosters lower. CHICK
EMS t4L. 15c. FOWLS. l5H lie: OLD
ROOSTERS. II a lie: TURKEYS. lop idci
DICKS Western. lJq l6c; l. spring,
iTL,c; state and Jersey. spring. l6N l6lg C;
GEESE western and Southern. old, 400
I5c: GUINEAS, pair, 0OGO-ci LIVE
PIGEONS pair, 20 n Zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27
FRUITS.

Apples frmer for fancy: peaches higher :
grapes slow. APPLES, as TO kind DOL,
81 gja{3; crabapples, small, Sass; large. IS
ass; PEARS, Clapp's favorite, Dol, sSgSS'
Bartlett, Sass; bushel bs6, 81 2Sgt2: Seckeb
Dbl s. JOGl$3 Is: Beurre Bose, S3aSi 30; ClalE-
geau, bbl, 81 J0dI3 30: dAnjOu, y 29Fl5 -
Sheldon, S3GS4; watermelon. ~ 2JgA3 p
Howell, $2aS2 90: common sorts, S2US3; osK,
5OcdSl; Bartlett, far Western. box, S2qf5 JO'
PEACHES, carrier, SlqS2 bsk, 25cgN 10;
far Western Elberta, box, 69USc; busnei
bsk. 81 2JaSl 50: PLUMS, bushel bsk, ZIG
81 %; peach Lsk, 5OcQN; PRuNES. pGach
bsk, 15cGSl, FIGS, at, 5alOc; GRAPES, Del;
case. 45q6ic;. Niagara. 10000; Concord ana
Wordcn. 4OdJ5c; Martha, 10000: Del, 10
hsk 7aoc; black and white, 6g1c; Del
10 bsk, 2jn4Oc Niagara and black, 29gSSc'
RASPBERRIES, rcd, pint, 4G6e; HCCkb LIZ
BERRIES. Penn and Jersey, q, sglZc'
Nova Scotia, 10ulGc; CRANBERRlEs, bsi'
5OcflS4 50 crate SiaSl .; b. MUskMELoNS,
colo, standard crate, 81 j0GS2; tat, 25d1Sc;
Usage Gem, fat crate, 5Ocdt1; ORANGES,
Fla. box. S1dS3c Cal. SlaS5 50; GRAPE
FRUIT, Fla and Porto Rico, box, II Of; ia
malca, Slqs4 90; Isle Of Pine, .SiqS1; ALL
GATOR PEARS Fla, box, SgN; CUBAN
81 JOuS4 JO PINEAPPLES, Porto Rico, Red
spanish, crate C0cq$3: WATERMELONS,
carload S75dSl75: 100, Sl0ds2o; CITRoN. bol,
soc; CHESTNUTS, Northern, bushrl, NuFs'
southern g5a$7; Chnquapin, Ocdsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
SEPTEMBER -.
Manhattan.

The following judgments for amounts OF
moro than 500 were filed yesterday, the inst
name being that OF the debtor:
Atlantic Express Gov Elson ct al, Sl63 is.
Burrh William A. MalskOn, S303 10.
j. a r. Glass Co. Incl. Elias, S2l7 e..
Brow5 S0R s sP S aRs Sassau Rank
OF New York, A39 o..
Cohen, Elias A. Rossignot. A,i31 %.
Calvert. Bruce-Drcxel State Bank OF Chi
cage, Sl2I 10.
Cohen. Abraham-Cacnegie Construction Co.,
CurIey. Edmund-L sherry. 3l9l IS.
Dubron. Jacob s.-Rudolph Wurlitzer co"
DGanins. Eber-Rudoph wurlItzer Co..
Eisner r. samuel-state Bank. A,ll2 81.
Ecoromidy Harlaus-Charles +. Hubs 6
Fischer ~ Frederick w.-Charles T. Noyes Co.,
Sl53 Cs. ,,,,s
GoIdberg, George w.-ReIs & oDonovan'
cd Ig 1tOs Standardization Bottlers' Supplies
Manufacturing Co., 1886 81. .,,,,,- -.
Henretty. Lawrence IA. Williamson ct
1I Sr' W. s Vance Manufacturing Co.-Bailey
Hartman Annie, Isaac Hoffman and Lazarus
Levy-H,- Krakower. fl2S 70.
lI%rInau Annie, and Lazarus Levy-B.
I5 GSRsn george ?SSG &C. w. recelverG. Morrison.
1861 T.. 1-,., nat, - Nav
ManGelskorn. hate-TcI 'Io"i" pN''N u
New y York MILDLY Blouse. Inc.-D. II. Dam
pi sTS Dol DSo1mnico-Parodl, Erminio Co.. lnc''
p H1U o. carl IA. Kuhlke, Sl6l 81.
s%IJivap, Eleanor-J. +. DE Beau h65 q;
stoinmei. Arthur W.-Rudolph Wur"'Eei w.
virgin ISS5 o. wnliam-Hildreth VaFnish Co"
White n5iI ''' shoe cO.-MctrOpolitan shoe Co."
,y tSII 90 Evelyn and Joseph III L. He'll
,,.,','tnrth construction Co, Vincent hooIho
~ Sutonio Bonazzi-G. Gerlnanl $500 III
.,StI,aan John-SeminolC Distilllng ana D''
trIhutnie Co.. AiS s.. ,. =. nj
Zi.nm ,rman, Pipcus-J. Mo'F's'N
''V' ''' The Bronx.
p,,t,o Iobn MA. W. Brookman SiO 80
i HsS Konrad - S. BronnehA'au''
~ @0I Ke 1S Realty CO., John Marx i,,, ana
~ MsedeIcna MarX-HubbeH hAEu"O'N
Door Cos so S9Gs C Casino 60. and William
n Weissager-W. l. kollIsch' Ct S''
yS sS4S 49, BrIdget-s. c. Buckenham'
scSS SIS NTH John-c. schlichtmonn'
tuscan sea- o. construction Coz. d. L0ugh-
, man MOI TSScrTis-T. Z. Boehmce s2@% q,
ynnczia Pasquale-J. Heiderihah' 80
0GS -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27
HAY AND STRAW.

AIarke, duh and weak; top qualities scarce,
but accumulation " lower grades. HAl,
largo baled new, ton. timothy. prime, ZIG
sci 20; 30 /, f2DaS2O 20; No 70 No 2, Sl69
SO; fancy light clover mixed, Sl9 5ogS2O;
SiSayig: rye straw, No /, SIS; No 2, A4g
So Small baled timothy even on top quail
iLins and .ncMSi llMnr ON poorer grades)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Ijvsrpool, Sept. 2s.-spot cotton IN hmited
demand: no sales: imports, $50 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27

on,s ........... a.. gg6 7Os. 90 't3 57s, 900
specie Observation-Disclosures. S96 17LOOO 5,225,OOO
Lcgai tenders dncludinE
national hank notes
held hy state hanks .-- "a,
and trust cOmparieO. Se@S,e0 e9HW 1921
Net deposits .,.,.........l,&92 !e,OS ysV'Vg
Circulation ,,.,.. lg7. 2ei,O 900 I,5i5,O0o
BRnkS! CRsh reserve In vault.'.. ,@SAH' 4s-'VV
Trust companies; cash reserve IN &C. no,
vault .s..s.........'ss's's''s'' '''i"''N'
oy,.ot,, 10 Assb rcsarya . Slis, SO. 900
Nd, -osN ,cscr,,e , % 10a, 400
Toccrsaso -..,..,,, 1914, 100
Trust companies reserve with
Clearing House members carry -..,
Ing - per cent cash reserve. N-'j-''VV
Decrease.
SUMMARY or STATE BANKS AND
TRUST COMPANIES IN GREATER NEW
YORK NOT INCLUDED ~ CLEARING
HOUSE STATEMENT.
CFigures furnished by State Banking Depart
meRt)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Stockholders of the Mobile g. Ohio
Railroad Company, at a meeting on
Friday. authorized an issue of S500OO,-
900 fifty-year gold bonds, recently ere'
ated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27
: ArIsEIED JUDGMENTS.

SAI IOF IT'D JADU " ~
SEPTEMBER 20.
Manhattan.
Tn. Grst name is that Of the debtor. the
second that Of the CREDITOR ana u"'o
} HH9d WiIlIsm s-J. d. Brown; Jan. 49,
1907; $3.50 10.
The Bronx.
Co,.rc Thomas Joseph-B. I. hundy; jan
:; 1914; SS2T 7S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27

Receipts 1875 head. mainly consigned
direct to local slaughterers. NO trains
feeling unchanged. Dressed beef quiet
city dressed native sides selling az i2A
1Il.c nCr ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27
sHEEP ANn IAMBs.

Receipts, 4OS head. mono on sale. Feeiing
unchanged. Country dressed hogs steadH
at i2@l3c per ID for medium and light
weights,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-03-06
GATHERING FACTS
ABOUT MEXICAN KILLINGS
Data Will Furnish Materia
For Debate In
Senate.

Washington, March 4.--Although
Great Britian's reluctance to press
the Benton case at this time has
made the Mexican situation less
acute, there are several aspects OF II
which are now practically certain
VIII occasion a spirit1d debate in
the senate shortly. 1t became known
that facts and data concerning the
number of foreigners killed in Mex
leo since the revolution besun there
are ben" gathered by the state de-
partment for Senator Shively, rank
ing member of the foreign relations
committee, who is expected to pre-
sent the official records about con-
ditions in the southern republic.
1t was reported that Senator Fall,
of New Mexico, would open the de-
bate with a speech pointing out the
conditions in Mexico in the past and
present, and urging a change of
policy.
Gov. Colquitt's request upon the
Federal Governor of Nauvo Leon for
the extradition of those responsible
for the kidnapping of Vergara, occa-
stoned much discussion in official
circles here. The Texas governor
had asked the state department to
tell him what it looked upon as the
legally constituted government in
Mexico, for by the special treaty
with Mexico. extradition proceedings
can be carried on between the gov
ernors in adjacent states without ref
erence to the American state depart
ment. Secretary Bryan suggested
that Colquitt ask for extradition
from the governor OF Nuevo Leon,
leaving to Colquitt to decide who
that person is. Extradition has been
asked for on the charge of horse
stealing.