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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
COTTON TRADE
IS OPTIMISTIC
Frosts in the BeIt-Export De-
mand Improves - Spot
Markets Steady.

The more optimistic view or the cot
ton situation was IN evidence again
Yesterday, and some traders are even
inclined to think that the most depress-
ing factors in the situation have been
fully reflected in the very low prices
now prevailing in the Southern spot
markets. Export demand Is showing
some Improvement as result OF the
British attitude toward cotton cargoes,
while some think that maximum est
mates of the crop will have to be modi-
fed before the publication Of the gov
crnment's forecast, owing To frosts
which have appeared in the belt. Then,
too, there is feeling that the pool
arrangements for financing surplus
cotton will be ready for operation CO.
incidentally with the Federal Reserve
system, and that this will strengthen
the position of farmers who have so
far been able to hold their cotton OFT
the market. Exports Of over 4l,O0O
bales for the day emphasized the pos
sibilities of better foreign outlet, al
though they probably rehec ed nothing
more than the usual end of the month
squirt, and Western houses reported in
Quiries suggesting that considerable
investment demand for contracts would
the exchange.
Reports are coming in from some
localities to the effect that cotton IS
not being picked clean, owing TO un-
satisfactory market conditions, and in
some instances Il is claimed that farm
ors are ploughing their cotton under in
order TO secure its value as a fertilizer
in raising grains. Spot dealers re-
ported offers from the Southwest "A
shade steadier, but seemed to attribute
il 20 the influence of frost news and
the expectation Of an improving de-
mand rather than an immediate in
crease in the activities of buyers. The
price Of January February was reduced
to 4.55c in Liverpool, as indicated By
Mondays cables.
Local spot cotton nominal. South
ern spot markets: Galveston, steady
at 6Ac; sales, 81 bales. New Orleans,
steady at. see; sales, 2,275. Mobile.
firm at 6Ac; sales, so. Savannah, u c
higher at Csc; sales, $500. Charles
ton, steady at 61zc; sales, 20O.. Will
mington, steady at SAC. Norfolk, quiet
at 6@lc; sales, 46l. Augusta, steady at
csc; sales, ,23S; Memphis. steady A.
SEC; sales, 1900. st. Louis, quiet st
6esc Houston, steady at csc; sales,
2,5IS. Little Rock, steady at 6he.
Liverpool, Oct 27.-Cotton-spot in
moderate demand; prices lower; mid
ding fair, j.85d; good middling, 5.iOd
middllng, 4.o5d; low middling, 4.72d
good ordinary, 4.66d; ordinary, 2.92d.
Sales, 1890 bales, including 2,7O0
American, on the basis of 4.s5d for
middling. Imports, 26,6ll, includips
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

While gross revenue Of the Great
Western Power Company, the Cali
fornia Electric Generating Company
and the City Electric Company has
been showing declines in recent months,
gross returns for September show a
fair increase above those for the same
month in 1913. Net revenue amounted
TO $l60l97. gain Of S30.26l, or more
than % per cent above. net earningu
last year. After payment Of interest
on the funded debt there was surplus
Of S76,579, $26,l56 greater than i'm the
year preceding. Dividend disburse-
ments on the preferred stock of the
California Electric Generating Com
pany amounted to $4,000, which also
covers accrued dividends 81 the rate Of
6 per cent per annum upon the entire
issue of S2500.000, including Cali
fornia Electric Generating Company
preferred stock owned by the Westelr
Power Company.
Mexican Telephone and Telegraph.
Passing Of the semi annual dividend
of 2's per cent on the preferred stock
of the Mexican Telephone and Telc-
graph Company, which was due No
vcmber |, has caused W French Smith,
president of the company, to issue q
statement. in which he says that
though the prevailing conditions in
Mexico are extraordinary. the COM
pany's plants have suffered compare
lively little during the revolutionary
period. He further says that gross
earnings this year have apparently not
fallen much below those of last year,
but the unsettled state of affairs In
h.H fvstr hug I
for accountants to make up proper
statements of income and expenses. and
what net earnings have been made in
Mexico cannot be translated in Ameri-
can currency values because exchange
g. ,,,,,h4,sr,iI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The special meeting of stockholders
Of the Erie Railroad COMPANY. which
was TO be held yesterday for the pur-
pose of creating q blanket refunding
and Improvement mortgage has been
gain adjourned until Monday, Novcm-
Der ..
Earnings report OF the Central
Leather Company for the quarter
ended on September 80 shows "a total
income from operations Of $2,239,O32,
compared with S210S.000 in the same
period last year. After providing Tor
interest charges on bonds and payment
of preferred stock dividends, there re-
NAMED a surplus Of S414,8s33, an in
crease of $S7y96.
Announcement has been made that
Speyer & Co. will pay the coupons OF
the Manila Railroad Company's first
mortgage 1 per cent gold bonds at
maturity on November /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28

g. Zee: Other Western. iis; small 49,
COCKS. old. II. i3isc: ~ Ks. sprlng In.h-
liugs. l. Penn and Jersey, lor9l Z
SQUADS. white. 81 j0gf3 o; dark ~ ~
81 %. cuffs. 50N7,c. GCtNEAS. sprinc. l1ht'
-o,is0c small and bid pair, 90 soc. ir9lsi.-
TURKEYS. Wes,em, dry picked teI1e W..
young hons and toms. Id2Zc; avertse' ~
49,: Texas, dry picked. lSa isc: No . NC;
old beus and TONS. &c. ALlNk-kecel' -
unloaded for week 12l cars by freieht ana
about ) cars by express. Some Al more cars
being carried on trucks. Supplies excessive,
and with only a moderate demand prices
have ruled considerably lower. on MONDAY
advices indicated liberal receipts. buyers "ere
cautiovs and few private ssles were gener-
ally at i3c for best fowls and chickens On
Tuesday the tone was trifle steadier anu
fancy heavy fowls and fancy chickens sod AZ
IS Nearby express poultry nearly ali llgut
weights. largely Waite Isoghorns and Forced
al low prices. chickens. llal3lac; 10" =.
ftuI3iec. old rposters. io4iOlsc; turkeys, u
aIsc: ia rs, Western l3qlic; state spIins :,
I4uIsc: liouthern. I3c; geese, Western ara
Southern, old. Ifc guiueas, per pair DOE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. October -. i9l4
GRAIN.

"
T,HEAT-Tb. mari.et vas again under
z ressurc Of LIQUIDATION. ard prices declined w
lbc Al the low point Of tho day NE market
Was about 3l2c belo" The hlgh or iiht "tte'
and seemed 20 lack buying power. II was cyl
dent that tho recent bull movement haa
worked the market INTO weaker tecnhlcai
position, as sentiment had been strongly on tho
bull side, aud there Was little disposition 10
take chances by selling wheat short. Mar
kets abroad were barely steady, WIN ~
ports II selling on prospective large arrivals
and favorable crop adyices from AUSTRIAN
India and Russia. ENporters again bouBhl
ON tho decline and sales for the day amount
- 10 about l,O0OO0O bushels. including
about 10000 through New York. receipt
at Northwestern points We're soineHi tl ii S
liberal aud winter wheat W again in.Fiha
i'm larger volume, showing tfat farmers no
not vet taken o Grm stand regarding holl'hs
their wheat IN the local cash mlrhft 40 =
r.1 winter "as quoted ~ ~ H. ~ '" ,,J
81 49,: 10 ! Northern Duluth, - l''-' Ah'I
No I northern Manitoba, 81 -, at hoinl-'l,
c 4 buffalo. COkN AS weather coh-ll.oH9
we're considered ideal Tor curing the ne" cIpt'
al, oofntad 10 an carly movement, the HIaFhe,
was under considerable selling pressure ol,1
At the close values were 'sU;sc net loN'-,
prominent Western cOlniusslol 90
raised its estimate on tho crop ~ ~ nnn
bushels making total OF -,ioVOoVv'
stocks az old corn are getting low, b'1-
street's visible supply showing dcC'eSoo
OF q7I 600 Tor the week. but the caaH ~
manl was not particularly active any, In
trade IL now waiting for the ne" crop. !"
Inc local cash market No yellow corn We
Cuoted az Sic 20 arrive. and prime &l5
IN" AZ 7sc asked, delivered. oATS-Prico9
we're easier. owing to liquidation promlte ca
by less active caah and export dc .,isn,i
and In sympathy with the decline ID Whrf'
- - 60 Brad.t~cct's visible showed an ~
c .r,s coz, OF 275.oOo bushels Cash mari;ft
steady; standard, 53i4c; No . white 2iS'
No 3. 59c No 4. ~ &c; fancy chpba1; "S ,o,.
56r. Ordinary clipped, 33u5ilsc, "h ele'"t'i;
nv, |I,aslcr. No = Western. &c., J y
fnoialo, HARLEY Quiet; fcelns' G%q8s'.
and mating, 7laS0c, g Buffalo. IL
NVHEAT-Culet: Japauce. - 30: nnA'1'
81 81. slker hull. S. 70 Canidlah 81 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
Bank Of Germany Return.

Berlin ttia Londoul. OCT. &7-fhe weekly
,.-,uru Of the Imperial Bank OF Germany
shows tuc fouowng changes. Metal and
notes increased 5aGte.o00 marks gold IN
creased 963f6 900 marks, MORTGAGES de-
.r,1seJ 5>r>. 600 marks; drafts incrtaseI
asa 600 marks: notes h circulation de
creased sS.219.G0Q marks; deposits decreased
fr 4 (. 600 marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
NEW YORK. PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
srAnoARp CIEARANCEs.


Trading I'm Hour was inactive am prices
o,..r. irregular. SpHug patents, - 6o4W'
wml.r patents, SjS5g'5 60; spriug clear,
g. ions %: winter -traiglts, - lVi's -,
a 80, kansas stralghts. s. 2saSl ~: fancy
sprl6g patents, S. 7sdi7 y. HI CkWllEAI
TfOiiR-Quiet, s. 4o8S2 70 per 100 II RYE
FIOyR-Quiet. fair 10 good, wa ~
choice 20 fancy. $ 25qSg %. V0hN Mi, -. i,
tine while ana yellow. 81 C5Hsl 20. coarse
e. -rl,st so TEED-Wcstern quiet; bran. 100
n sacks. s2s %. standard m dilinss, $z5 -
-four DO szs red dog Hour, i'O-l3 % 59eA'. -
a. N. heavy middiings do. So TO- four M De
diings DO. t32 90; red dog hour lH-lb Sacks
90. IN rneal go JOnt3l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
Railroad Earnings.

The following railroad rerort for sep
tembeI were made public Yesterday
Southern Euilgsy: Gross, S. sos. 73l: dc
crease. 500. 195; net after taxes, NOioSlV,
decrease, Sl92, lSj.
gufaio. Rochester & Pittsburgh. Gross,
SS87si2; decrease, $3.50 7o': net after taxes.
S2lN so; decrease. 500 2JJ.
Colorado d southern: Gross. 81 1882; de-
crease. Sl21 Co2. net after taxes, $SS.'SS;
increase, Is So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

TJreIro0l. oct. 25.--NlIEAI-spot 20 J. ;
so / Manitola. s. 4isd; No ?. y lid: No
a s. lloyd hard winter. v llis-; futures
Inn: oct ss; Dec IS -ild; COkN-Spot gu.st.
ia. HAMs-short CT, 65s; BACON -
Clear bellies. 1is Ji. long clear middles'
light ~: long clear miidles, hsayy, Us;
~ gtcar bacIs G7s; SHOULDERS
gnrsre SIS: LARD-Prime Western. tlerces.
new Sic; I'D. 5Zs 30; American refined, pals,
KS Cd: 30 10 boXes. Jts %; CHEtS go a
rsdian finest white 7.s 81; coiored' '5s;
TITEPENTINE-Sp 1-5 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
COFFEE.

Tho recommendation by the voluntary
comtnittee on liquidation 10 open tho eN-
cbnnga ON November T. ana the request that
- ,ritb omen contracts margin tletr uc-
connts down 70 present price levels as es'aO'
Iishcd through the committee seemed 70
".,ise more pressure on the market yester-
l,, AZ any rate offerings Of Decent ar
through the committee were on a more 10.
raj scale. and 10 consequence the marx -
ds'i,n.d about 30 points, December closing
-. = e0a5 ejr. March, sjg5c; May Gl54
zoe. and July. csc. b d. There was con
yiTe,abIe switching from December 10 July
IA from i9 TO Ia points Cash prices hell
S,eadv With a little better demand f1r the
,nore dcsirRbla grades. To Brazil Rio eX-
cbange on London showed a further decline
~ sd. hut the mirels price IN Rio and
,.,rto4 advanced 20 70 100 re.s. Compare
,t,1ei,, few cost and freight offers we're re-
lived here. but private advices from New
Oricars said that some lower Offers had bcea
received IN that market Spo' Ho . We're
.-.ffau coffee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
EXPORT FIGURES.

Tine exports OF merchandise from tho
Port OF New York, officially reported az
the custom House, for the week end a
october "a amounted to $2l ,397 ,327.
against Sl5,664,s57 the previous week
and Sl1,994,5l2 IN the corresponding
period last year. Since January i,
s'Of'S99,6is, against S'25,755,S59 in the
corresponding time last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
COTIONSFED OIL.

Was under renewed pressure early cspf-
cinlly for near positions, due 10 hedging Oper-
Htions against liberal offers of crude ut 2ic
on the decline there was more active buying
than has been seen for some time however
and prices rallied sharply as offerings be
came smaller. closing prices being 10 rs
points uo' higher. The West Was a good
buyer, aud when prices began 10 advance
shorts covered freely. which added 10 the
urmuess. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
8. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. oct. 27.-The condition OF
tho United states Treasury az the beBlh-
ming Of business to-day was
Net balance in general fund, S95SSs. $50:
total receipts yesterday. s2.059,s6O; total
payments yesterday, Sl.Se6.0s2 .......
The deficit this fiscal year y yss,94Hoss'
AGAINST "a deficit of s4.sl4,i 4l last yeSF,
exclusive ut Panama Cuual And pubic
debt transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
PROVISIONS.

PROVISIONS.
The market opened irn. but developed an
.,ste~ zone I'm sympathy with grain PORK
Quiet: mess. t2lus2i %: family, S24H S25 !;
g5ort clear. S2Zis25. BEEF STEADY; N S.
ssIg,s3. family, s24d $50: packet. 20 = s24 ;
extra india mess. $50 = s3s. DRESSED
HOGs steady; bacons. lie; $50 10, II &c. 100
Ii. ll.ci 40 10. II Az pigs l.o. CUT
- n. l5T a1ec. "a u. he. picked hams
auiet, IN q lec. TALLOw quiet: special
8E,c; city, sac; country, o. as LARD
steady middle West, 1910 . 70 soc, city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28

steady. lOLc: refined South America. 12l0c;
Continent, 1850. GRAIL, kegs l3.i0c; COM
pound steady. So nc. STEARlNE quiet f;
ii IL FL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
EXPORTS OF APPLES AND PEARS,

Tie following table gives tho exports %
apples. pears and other fruit from United
states and Canadian ports f0F the week end
Ell october a. 1914. prepared Tor The Tribune
pv Lunham q Moore, Produce Exchange for
vardiug agents. Boxes are reckoned as
three 10 tho barrel and coun.ed as bar ..
ApDlea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
OCTOBER q.
Manhattan.

Tine following judgments were fled yester-
e !, e,0 - "A silz sil6 0S
q, ..sar'9or A. W Monarch Tailoring Co.
slsf o.
Alexander. A XIV J Coleman, Hi5 ~
bttin Electrical Engineering 60. Inc. 1ud
49, AttiN-J n Purcell sos o.
liza mi SUk,grl.u 4. a. 1igse so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the IN
derslCued has made application TOT ~, tss9
- d. ehsres OF stock ard No. SIS Tor
G-ioths of one share Of stock Of the NORTH
crn Central Railway Company issued 70
Mary nav Morris. and dated tho 9ru 81
August 1914. the same having DeeH i0s' y
destroyed. ...., 80, ,roopts
tSignedb MAXI ia AS's'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
W York, oct
BEEyE.

Receipts. 1879; nearly All con4lshea 20
Feeling steady Dressed beef quiet az l-G
iJc Tor city dressed native sides.
CALVES.
Receipts. i79 head; IS on sale. Msr osit
steady 10 firm Common to choice Neals
eoid N soaSI2 so per 100 10; Ind FED
c9lves al sGGS7; a few state grassers at
81 30. city dressed veals steady at l4e
I6ikc: country dressed at l2is " re- r.
Ssles-Kcrns Commission Co: ~ lno
csives M ID average SO 50 per 100 ID,
IL, esq. So; is. 238, So; 3, 293' So; 70 "
Va, %. s.. go a.,
Tobin & Shannon: II wears, 10 10
Sanders: 3 yeals. 176 ID, Si2 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
POULTRY.

DRESsED Receipts for che wocs 1891
nkgs. rfrpllea heavier on fowls and cnlekrus
and demand slow Tor higher sradcf. with
Triees lower o. large fowls unI lar'e roast
INC chickens; TURKEYS, iced. Western,
ar packed. fancy pair. g, spring average,
~ hoy. drv packed. milk fed. lsQz2c. roast
ers Tqaoc: corn led. broilers. l5Gisc: roast
err. l5q15isc. bills. dry packed. Western.
min fet. mixed weights, l60l5c. : 10 and
o,@r lSc; 81 70 10, I5EQlac; bhis. iced.
PhIla and I. squalls. n each Eer peir.
'alis0r. Phi'a. fancy. ? n each. 80 &c Phila.
W. ne roasters. -sdasc; Penn hrcilers, l49
a.. Ia. milk fed. tTo'lsrs. iJnlsc; Western.
ipsaiSc mixed weishts, .EciGc; corr Gel.
froilers. &c: rcasters 70 AMI over. u;
,eired weights Bl01fc: Mich, scaIcd.
roivei. ~; - 10 3 10. l3c; n and over
u, a.. other Western scalded. rniye' lic;
to1thern and southwestern. T.; FOWLS.
Western. boxes, Try picked. ligi.c, ~ 90
-. grd quality. bills ICED, Western. ar
ticFcd. itqisi.,. southern and Southwestern,
Jry rlclc. aTer4c. best ~. M.cl sca'l-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
HIDES.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
W YORK., o.
Isl TIER.

Receipts JOB. week 355sl packages; last
week. -2.-S0. exports to tropical countries,
81: Imports Us; Toy grades OF fresh cream
ar, lnyc advanced 1iac. with strong feel
ing ~ the -lpss ant the entire market has
ii little Lrisl ter llDs. Receipts have tallfn
on and coufumDtive requirements are lair.
IT, Is rauortod that one lot of Siberian butter
b. ru rae way here from Archangrl Cream
,vy. extras 20 5cOrel. o33c, higher, DC;
Nrat- -st,a31' be-: seconds -5d23r: creamery,
held. extras t92 scorcl. 3iI8i4,. higher 49,;
frsts, 27is0a0iac; seconds tr2U2e; state
dairy. finest. 2laS2c; good TO prime, 1900;
process extras, 2Ja2Gc; nrsts, 3i5u2i &c;
Imitation creamery frsts 23i=N2ic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS..

Iron y fN45O Coffee. No Rio o.
IRON n No2H 1875 sugar. nuo gran 90
Iron. T. 40 T. Is 80 Molasscs, OlNpme 40
steel rails 900. 10 Beef family. ~ ~
Wheat No rcd Ia IalloW, spccial. %
corn No yel 81 Pork. mGs. -, - 4 Il, -,
Oats. st.d WI. 93i- HOES, dsd 100 I'D . -
Flour. Alpls pts 20 Lard. Mdle Yves; 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
POTATOES AND vEGErABLEs.

N.Nllpta Tor AecE. il.Itf bNla nukrApf-i y .
al crate onions M4rsqDt hrmcr ON fancy
Maine and state poiators. sweet potatoes
steady. Cabbage slightly lover Lettuce,
strictly fancy, dignity higher. PoTsAAllCo)t;SS,
So. bbi or bag, 81 .'Hel ~; ]. !. 81 lNIt-.
state. 81 1881 O.: Jersey 81 504Sl g.. SWEPT
POTATOES, Jersey. bbl. s. SoN>2 80. basket,
75-aSi 10: Southern 81 5onS2. ONIONS,
white. bag 1jreSl -; yellow or red 75c0>l;
BEANS. Nd, wax, basket. 'Jc4Sl, green. soc
NN; Charleston. srcen. -. BHi SSELS
sPROTTS IT, 3al0c; BEETS. 100 bluches,
s0easi. bbl. J00 Zoe. CARROTS, 100 buucues,
75cGSi; l0O.lb bag, iOd6Jc; bbi. unwashed,
7-cp}l; washed. SinH -; CELERY. jersey,
state and Mich. dozen punches, 20G&c;
rough cuse ylaSl o.: CABBAGES. Dbl 20
ash prr 100 s. casa 5g dor. este. ton Atq
SO. Danish seed. 3l04$lf: res. Dbl. 81 5oH$-;
CAULIFLOWERS. T. I, short cut. Dbl. SlH
50: long cut 7jcaSl 80. STATE. crate, 81 rSl J..
CT'CI'MBERS Fla, basket, tlHs3. Boston,
dollhouse so 1. dozen. 15cNSl Is. No 2 box,
sau 80. T. T. hothOuse. No l. dozen, bOcn
81 =. EGGPLANrS. Jersey, basket 7lep
u Y. biol 81 j0dS2 %. ria. box. f2@,3; be j.
TUCE. basket 50cUSl; box, 7jcHN -:
LiMA BEANS. jersey aud l. l. basket or
Tag. J0c9st 30, III SHROOMS. an basket
5uclttl. OkKA. nearby. basket 50ratl; Fla,
earlier. s2g$Z 50: Ila, 9-till. Sass 0. basket.
'.0s2 -o: New orleans. i0cN9l; IEPPB.s,
tc1s-c: PUMPKINS. bbl. 500 jc ROMANO.
hsssot 10cQSI: RADiSHES. 100 lunches,
--rGti: SQUASH marrow or Hubbard. bhl
fo0 zoe. SPLNAHH. Baltimore. bhi. $lpfl .;
basll.t 5fr. Norfolk. bbl 5orgSl -; TOMA-
TOf,s. nearby. box 7jcgtl q: hcchouse. in.
sac; TCRNIPS. White. Dbl FipA =; ruta-
f... .IfffAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28

Refined was Usurs-. urrers pursulng
waiting poli.N ovirs 10 abe continued weak
russ Foo raw tll rrhnrrs were taking ofde.
'h tbr basis OF H.15c FOR rue @riuuatcd. rr.
Joss = ier c1ut fnr Gosh. and r. was iuinored
tia' tNo wore tat.ns orders 81 DO LIS
pei 'r4 -uu@cd from '.7-' &C. F.Nh' Jaw 'nst
another lsc unter continued liberal offerings
snt lack OF aggressive demand. At tho close
tnnre was 6uga. asaliauie al the new COW
record price for tho movement ana the tO!a
was barely stqtlv at 50 Ter '" r''ug"l
324c fos molasscs and 2Bc for Cubas. cost
aud fr, .sht. Business amounted 70 5000 bags
OF CuhaB for promut sntJu4cnt 90 ,ocal re-
hner az equal 20 3E9c for centrifugal.
HIDES.
There was n fair demand prices some
what nrner. and leading grades shovel slight
advances B0gotas quoted at 2J02Jc aud
Central Americas at &c.
LEATHER.
Trading was q little more active. and mail
orders from out OF town were received IN IN
Increased volume Boston also reu"r'@'
better demand. and this together with the
light stocks. m2de the local market firm
ian suil prices asked Tor a varieties. Hem
locl htsts, 81 n 81. ann seconds, go ~ Bic.
DRTGS.
There was q little moe ACTIVITY. but trad
crs purchases were mostly for nearby re
qGircWeuts. Opium was easier the demand
being checked by the recent decline. Cocaine
wa5 easier owing 90 % lack ~ demand. Es-
.cuiial oils easier with tradW- limited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
CIIEEsIl.

Receipts for week CG9i boxes; exports to
Europr. 225i; other countries 2lj. There has
been an upward turn To- values on primary
markets rince last week. New York STATE
markets have advanced i4W&c. md n Wis
coue.n asking prices are higher and offerings
lighter Local trade quiet Export buying
slackcnel on. State. whole mix. FRESH. spo-
ciols. 15c. average fancy. t4&.c; daisies.
l5ltI nc: Wisconsin. whole milk. fresh
daisies. 14itallf4; flats, I4s> g l5c twins, l4l2
013c: Young Americas 15c, state, skins,
hold snoclals IL. al3l:c fresh 12a12i.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28

Market weak ana lower. Embargo 6tlll IN
force on the Erie just a littie call for
prime. S2i 30. No !. so 5OaS2l. No to No 2.
Sl6 50aSl9 80; fancy Hight clover, mixed, $l9 %
0S-o. 40 / clover. mixed, 5lSqSl9: No clo-
YER. NvrSle. alfalfa. as o. quality. Sll4
81 30. rye straw. NJ ., Sl3dSA tsmall baled
t..nuthy even on top qualities and j0c9$i
l,u.r O.l p,orir gHsdt-I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28

Receipts for "tck. 54,9lG cases. supplies
lighter: demand confined to current needs.
bGt hardening of values on choice and fancy
Iodrs Of trcsla which are small pat Of
arrivals. FresA gathcred, extra Gne. dozen,
81 Sc; cNtrn arsts. 3i2%3e; hrsts. 2S83c;
seconds 24a41c: refrigerator. special marks.
fancy. charges paid, 2fiaN &c; hrstS a :
seconds, @ IN .3ac; henrery whites, fancy
large. new laid, 528jjc; gathered as - size
and quality. 200jQc. hcnuery browns. $50
3,c; gathered and mixed. 2sH35c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-28
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.


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