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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. September 20, 1914.
BEEVES.

Ecceipts. .62s little trading. Feeling
easier. with reported free arriFSIs lot 20, %"
morrow's market. pressed peel sioH al ~
So for ordinary TO prime nsti'e sides city
dressed. rHyES
Receipts .J7 head: rs Oh sale; market
teak. Ordinary TO fairly good Neals' Sioq
49, ~ per 100 ~; cula. Sass. No prime
Ills rffsred Dressed calves quiet cry
tress.d Ieals. i6gl0,.c; choice, &c; country
dressed, 12isGlslsc. ~. 90 ,,s wall.
,5s M average, 81. per 100 10; =. l!i m
s IT 80; g. 25O 10. $40; 80 culs. 1873 10 -; j.
l9G n. 81. ,,o o.,. ,..I. ITO III
$40 % Sanders: 4 veals. $50 ID, sl2. .ou
! ShamberE & Son: w Va calves ~
To- g. SHEEP AND LAMBS.
pec.ipts BIsi head; u cars on sale
Sheep weak; lambs. 2oc lower .p9 enS 10.
cleared Common 10 good sheep; s3SsS, ~ ~ J
w w. a. S0a ST. Dressed mutton slow al
s%iir,c: dressed lambs, l3gl5c:
tsales-Tobin y shannon: 100 w Va LAMBS a, 2,
IS 10 average IS 10 per Zoo no. SIS IS ST STATE te
- NJ n, SIS? 81 Ky. 90 10. IS; 16s Penn q 10.
81 20: IL W Va lambs and ytarlings' 90 10 10:
So: yearlines', o - No No. e. 90 81 II. s.: IL
Ia ny 11s n. So; 3. los 10, s. 80:
Ksrns Commission CO. 222 va amps
81 10. s172; y In Ind. 20 " 10 Va 50 81 ID. 81;
sheep, l4i lp, SfoV' ~ ~
ou Mc'pb 6Sp on Co: 1903 Ohio lambs q 70.
81 Is: s47 w Va. is ~ s; q state 10 70 ohIs
IS; IS " Va egIis. IS TO- * & ~ =" IS 81 50. '
s"gep s;hamberg & Son: II W Va lambs es 10
a., culls, 81 10, So; ~ sheep. 1 To- e.
Sanders: "a state lambs, NJ " o.
2 sheep and Gull lambs. 90 TO- - ~
HOGS.
Reoeipts, 1851 head; very few on sale
aa1ssS Sanders: - state hogs. 1893 10 ay-
,,,.s,s 90 Us per 100 10: I rough. $50 10, - %
Tehin a shannon date yesterday; state
hoes in 10, So 10; |. 10 fb. ~ 40; l rough
$40 10. s..
,,st,,S, son, % Hogs Receiits. u -
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lNCIAL RECORD
ERE and ABROAD
49, Loan Calls Out Wide.
ny s'soread Demand--our
Exports Heavy.

.,lar subscription whieh
Etayy ~ me city loan offered es..
,rsunted ssn;sely the Willingness Of
shhshed cent public to purchase
X invess;..;Sss al fair prices. For
ssnd seeei bowever, while satisfaet'
"a oresiII les than had been az nrSt
", ~. ssSs and the proposed g0iu P r,oot
c9s:.S the foreign exehahee , nat ~
se ,sSded. Exchange rates yes'eer-
VI % s asNs arm. as result OF the IN
~ " demand from October dlsourss-
rssseo ssrshle abroad and quarterly
nsse 80 az importers. Wheat prices
sfilenlsnsN, following report OF IN
~ ...n.ks on hand and rather
dsasses ,rrhases for export. =.
Gal ~ me day had closed cable dis
bsiois nrounced that the new city
risnes we're being quoted at a
tAS. ~ ~ per cent III LONDON
repium o,ss more than twice over
lhs 49, 49, the widespread demand ap-
s... .;,g n q total Of more thah iV,VVo
s:.s5nal subscriptions, OF when a
nsl" rnmber were from OUTSIDE TINS
~ roreign orders will be filled hrst
az .rs.of-town applications will re-
ila .snscial consideration. SO the
~ "a local institutions should be
~, hsn a sentimental one.
SS,s NE, Of clearing houses OF the
hssH r;ties which are to subscribe
~ ~ .old fund for export needs we're
u.siv favorable and the success OF
ai.r nav be regarded as assured.
~ fi.s.l committee was busily en-
~ 4 preparing sllotments for the
-. bsre. taking into consideration
49, ,.onnt Of each institutions gold
..,S;.ys 40 that payment, when neces-
lo e. be made with the minimum
''1i,oonvenience. No matter how the
..sDt abnormal situation in foreign
!,.lspre arose, il must be to the ad-
s..tsos Of the whole country to bring
sk.sf 10 normal, and the actual ship
~. ~ AZ some gold and subscriptions
\, more should cid greatly toward
As end. -
- seatinues. Exports from this
- lsst week rose in value above those
J,eiS FOR the first time since the end
: INV The total-over $4,000, 900
..srsres with q little over $4,000 900
~ Teek and Sl4,500,000 last year, and
-Neatss how rapidly we are reducing
Al foreign balance against US. Great
a5hin and its possessions alone took
.Vsr $1,000 900. and France and The
ys,bsrlsnds, which re-export 10 Ger
INV. took over 100000 apiece.
With the ocean between here and
EroOe free from the dangers of war,
IA, movement should continue in great
wlume, though the news received yes
sgdsy that German submarines had
usk three British cruisers emphasized
ls possibility that the British fleet
uizh. not indefinitely be able TO insure
az trrivAl Of cargoes to her shores.
A report from Berlin indicated that
a. government war loan was, after all,
Usyubscribed, with bids Of 100000
30 marks for the S.300.000,00e offered.
Since the opening Of the war the Bank
II Germany has added over 260;000,O00
rsrks 10 its gold, according to figures
81 Monday. lis aid to business ap-
Nirs in an expansion Of over 2,O0O,-
10000 marks in circulation, which its
discounts increased over $500, 900.
The Bank Of England steadily augments
tt bullion holdings, taking in around
$4,000 yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
Anaconda Cuts Dividend.

The toll of companies that have been
forced to reduce their disbursements
to shareholders because of the Euro
pean war was further augmented yes
terday. Owing to the drop in the price
of copper metal and the collapse OF the
CONFER market from the cessation OF
foreign demand the Anaconda Copper
Mining Company reduced its quarterly
dividend from rs cents to 70 cents a
share. AS the Amalgamated Copper
Company owns S79,609,l50 of Anaconda
stock, this cut means loss Of $780,
1888 in that corporations annual income.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports of merchandise from the
Port Of New York, officially reported at
the Custom House, for the week ended
September 10 amounted to Sl7,208, 1893,
against S13,906,35I the previous week
and $l4,56l,7 1872 In the corresponding
period last year. Since January l, $780,
02l 1858, against s647 ,26O,2S5 in the cor
responding time last year.
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THE NATIONAL PARK EiNK OF
NEW YORK.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

THOMAS. GRACE WATT.--IN PURSUANCE
OF an order Of Hon. John p. Cohalan. Sur
rogate OF the County Of New York. notice Is
hereby given that the undersigned intends 10
apply for Letters Of Administration on the
goods. chattels and credits OF the above
named decedent. pursuant to Section z59i Of
the New York Code OF civil Procedure. and
notice Ia hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against Grace Watt Thomas late of
the County Of New York. deceased, To present
the same. with vouchers thereof. TO the Sur
rogate OF the County Of New York, al the
Hall Of Records In tho Borough OF Manhat-
tan. CIV ~ NV York on or before the 18th
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
The American Agricultural
Chem cal Company

New York, sept. 90, 1914
A quarterly dividend of one and one-hSlf
Company (No. go, aud a quarterly divi-
dend OF ono per cent on the Common Stock
(No. l2J have been declared. payable Octo-
her 18th, 1914, to stockholders Of record at
the close OF business Oh Monday, Septem-
Der 2Sth, 1914
THOMAS A. DOE TREASURER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
SItliAR,

Trading IN refined was again oil smail VOL
ume, buyers being IN a better position 10
s..sit a, veIopments. The only change III
nr,css MAS q reduction OF so points by Ar
bnckjs TO the basis of 6.75c for fine eranuilt,
ed. Prices now are Csc for Arouchle ana
tbe Federal and 7ajc for the American
tio,,.ips ana Warner for fine graduated:
net less per cent for cash Raw was dull
and nominaliy unchanged. Business Vas con-
fined to ZOO bags OF Mexican 70 ai ioJsr
hut aside from this there WAS little demand;
S,tears were available at last quotations. out
no sales reported and the close was 9iCte i ,or
csntY1fuRal 4 Sc for molasses and So toI
CS,has coSt and freight According to Wihett
= GRAY the exports for the week at the SIX
principal ports OF Cuba were ZsW "a TONS 1ns;
against So GOO the previous week S4V "a 20
sssinst lss'OOO iOl. 900 and 1900 tons re.
snsctively. Willett Gray announce tnst
hereafter they will not issue any OF tno
Cuba reports until the start OF lhe TIC" s'VP'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
u. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington. Sept. 1.-The condition OF the
United states Treasury at the beginning OF
business to-day was: Net balance In gem
eral FUND. Sis 6lj. $50; total receipts yester-
day, 3746. al: total payments yesterday, FJ5,-
- The deficit this hsca! year Is 81. 454. 500.
against a deucit OF So. -. 04o last year,
elusive Of Panama Canal and public debt
"a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

Liverpool. Sept. -. -WHEAr-Spot quiet
nov 81 I'D. CORN-Spot nominal. BACON
clear bellies, S3s; short clear backs, rs.
SHOJiLDERS-Sd 7js. LARD-Princ
Western In tierces, new, iss Cd; old. 49s, ed ;
American. refined pals, Jis 81. EIkPEN-
TINE Spirits, SIS
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SuRROGATES, NOTICES.

EDITH c. DUNLAP.--In pursuance Of an
order Of Hon. John p. Cohalsn. a Surro-
gate Of the county Of New York. Notice Is
hereby given 10 all persons having claims,
% New York. deceased, 10 present the sama
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber 81
its place OF transscting business, No. lI5
Broadway. In the city Of New York, on or
b, fore the 9Th day OF April. next
Dated. New York, the 2lst day OF septem-
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CON
PANN, Executor
Olin. Clark & Phelps,
Attornss for Executor,
"a Nassau Street
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York city.
MARKS. sAMUEL--In pursuance OF an
order Of Hon John +. Cohaian. Surrogate
Of the County OF New York. dated August
having claims against Samuel Marks. late
u the County of New York Borough OF Man.
haitian. city or New York, deceased, 20 pre-
sent the same, with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber at her place OF transacting bust
ness. at the Office OF Fletcher. AcCutcheOn
& Brown No. rs Broadway Borough Of Man.
haitian. In the City OF New York. on or be-
fore the first csy OF March next.
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of August.
HANNA AURELIA MARKS,
FLETCHER, MCUTCHEN & BROWN. At
torneys for Executrix. lS Broadway. New
York city.
~ PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. John
p Cohalan, a Surrogate Of the County "
sons having claims against Henry Sampson.
late Of the County OF New York. deceased.
to present the saInt with vouchers thereof
to The subscribers. At their place Of trans
acting business. at the office OF Jollne. Lar
KIN & Rathbone No. 81 Wall street. IN The
City OF New York. on " before the Ntn
day Of December neat
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of June.
HENRY SAMPSON. Jr..
JOHN 81 CAMPBELL aud
HENRY BLANCHARD DoMISlCK.
JoLINE. LARKIN a RATIIBoNE. Attor-
ueys for Executors. 81 Wall Street. New
York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
John T.. Cohalan, a Surrogate Of the County
OF New York. notice II hereby given 10 all
persons having claims against George w.
Vanderbilt. late Of the County Of New York.
deceased. TO present the same With vouchers
thereof TO tho subscribers AZ their place OF
son & Anderson No Is Broad street. Boz
ough OF Manhattan, In the City OF New York.
on or before the 6th day OF November nsxt.
Dated New York. the 9Th day Of April.
1914
EDITH sTUYvEsANT VANDERBILT,
WILLIAM K. VANDERBILT,
E1scutors.
ANDERSON & ANDERSON. Attorneys for
Executors. No. Is Broad Street. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City
@@@----z~-.<-y~s
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QUEENS COUNTY,
COUNTY COURT.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term-KEOGil, J.
Luikert/ Howlcy lDelerlen/NfW&BRy
LawrBr/ Bokeman Jarvis/Matthews
Grab NYW&BR same Same
y/NYW&BRy O'CoEnOr/ Frey
Luhnan/CSCoContr Fitzgerald /NvstBT 60
Same/same McGinn/ McGinn
DECISIONS-B TOMPkINS, j.
JarNisIMutthews-M denied.
CholOnski/ Federal sugar Renncry-Moton
granted upon payment ~ costs.
Tiling COLLABORATION granted with
costs.
kolpiu/ CoNen-M Motion denied.
DeIcambre. SrJMaric Delcambre eli aI-No-
ton and order granted
BY MORSCHAUSER, J.
StolZ/ StOl2-Aotion denied.
COUNTY COURT-PLATT. J.
DAY CALENDAR
Powers IKE nuedy lsOmbardl/ LerOngo
Powers Dunnmg McCabe/ Sherer
Haggerty/ l.ikert Same Same
PawSou/ iilaSssr Rubin Rolfsen Rlty
SalyO/NY WSEBy Walden Brown
Wuestenhofor/R cit no GoldowskyI Abendr tn
Stevens/Andorson Shea /lOescher
Cam on NI&S. amRy Siunou /Pulen
Iecper/ WestchStRy AleAander/ Lounsbury
Franclulli /Badolati
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SuprPnIe t0nrt-PLN ZEN, D.
TIenshuw /Nildey-L 3 Burchard.
Lien Investing Nlldey-t Levy
! isn Inlesting INildey--E J Tinsdale.
IJtrIou Schneidler-E l. Bushe.
BY WEEKS, J.
Re Morrison-L 8 Burchard.
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COURT CALENDARS


Re Norndran-H A Foster. l..
Bowers Hunts PIT Est GA. H. LdslnsA3
Furnald/ Corbett-M p Doyle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23

s5i; imports, 3b7. Tho weakness noted
last week was followed by VIC decline on
Friday and further decline Of 10 on
as they came H. and receivers i've s' were un,
Wiling 10 accumulate. AZ the close fancy
creamery Ia about steady at 50ta q ale.
latter Tor very, high scoring lots Cream
onds. 25h g27hc; state dairy. finest. 200
extras. s642shc; firsts, sIh Gs5mc: imi-
tstlon creamery hrsts. 2id2Iisc.
CHEESE.
Receipts FOR week. 1901 boxes; exports
TO Europe, i.557 Trade has not improved
materially, but a moderate quantity OF
stock rs changing hands on the basis OF
70 y 2 dSe for whole milk specials and ~
loads Of Wisconsin cheese have arrived,
and they are finding fair place In the
trade. State. whole milk, fresh. specials.
prime TSS ZIG i, TsssF S sney GIVE vs.
consin, whole milk, fresh. daisies. 15la a
i5&c; twins. 15W15hc: FATS 15qlbh c;
state. skins. held. specials. l38iic; fresh,
l3QiSho.
Receipts for week. si,s27 cases. Ar
rivals very liberal and demand dull and
unsatisfactory. AZ tho close values are
unsettled and uncertain. Fresh gathered.
021c; hrsts. s4695c; seconds. ?2ggslsc;
refrigerator, firsts charges paid, 24Q 25c;
seconds, 23@23h &c; state, Penn and nearby.
hennery whites, fancy large, new laid, 80
" t0c; gathered, as 10 size and quality.
81 36c; hennery browns. 500 SIC; gath
cred and mixed, 25d2
FRUITS.
Receipts for week. A., 1851 bbls apples. Tho
Jewish holidays have interfered with trade
and market has ruled quiet and easy last
day or two. Apples held steady. Peaches
more active and higher. Cranbcrres have
declined. Colorado muskmelons advancing
under lighter offerings. Chestnuts have in
creased In supply and the market has weak
Piles, as to kind, Dbl, 81 JOG$3; CRAB
APPLES small. per Dbl. Sass large, $685.;
PEARS; Clapp,s Favorite. bb. S3asa; Bart
Scckel b b. s. SGasS 2S RsaarrG Bose sSG
81 10: ClairEeau. 81 JOH$3 so; d'Anjou,
81 2jaS3 IS; sheldon. $685. Watermelon,
81 25a%3 Is; common sorts, Dbl; s2asS, 6Skt.
b0cqSl; Bartlett. Far Western, box, $2g$5 20;
state, carrier 15caSl rs: bskt, 25a Soc; Par
Western. ElbertB, box, 50HB0c, bush, Slg
81 40: PLUMs bush, 1881 %; peach bslSt,
ElGS,. Va. qt 5Ql2c; GRAPES. Del. case,
3Ua40& Niagara. 25H:'5c; Moorc's Early and
Wordcn, 3aa5Oc: Martha, Son4oc; Del, ~
bskt 6QGc. black and white. "a So Del IN
bskt. 25a4oc: Niagara black, %S@;i2e;
BLACKBERRIEs. at. 1920; RASPBER-
RGEs rcd. Ut. 800: HuCKLEBERRlES'
Penn and jersey; Gt Ggloc; Nova Scotia ,h;
sGgs sGG Is; crate sid,i IS; MGsKMELoNs,
Dbl. 50casl %; crate. 25cdsl; Del and Nd,
crate. 35a75c: Col, standard crate. 81 $50
81 30: nat. 3Og65c; Usage Gem. Fat crate.
50q90c; ORANGES, Fla, box. SlgS3; Cal
box, 5OcdS3: Isle OF Pine. 81 25a$4 10: Porto
Rico. Slas4: ALLIGATOR PEARS, Fla and
Cuban, box So 5O1s4 30; PINEAPPLES,
Cuban and Fla, G5ca$2; wATERMELyONS,
carload. $75qSl75: per 100 $l0ds2o: NUTS.
chcstnuts, Southern, per bush. fsus9; Chin
quapin $ldtl so
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pECETyERs APPOINTED.

Supreme Court =.
Lawyers Mtg CoLkate frahk-f "l'u''
BY WEEKS. j.
Emma l. Hall/A II Hale d Donohue'
g TuckerI, Rosner-M A Lesser.
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KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

Appellate DiVision--2d Dept.-Recess'
Appellate ierm-Recess
Special TeIm-Purt III-Trials-Recess.
trial Term-Ad Journed until first Mon
day Ia october.
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HAY AND STRAW.

Market very quiet with outside quotations
extreme. Top qualities in light arrival and
steady. but Il heavy accumulation Of the
lower grades. Hay, large bales, new, ton
timothy prime. 81 ~. No !, $50 JOHs2l; NO
4 20 No =. Sl6aSlg so. fancy Hight clover
mixed S2Od$2O 90 No clover. mixed, SIS %
ass 80; No / clover SlU (small baled tim
othy even TO 5nc lover: STRAW rye new
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GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY.

OENEhAL mOIOhS NOMPaNf.
sept. Is. 1914
The Board of Directors Of GENERAL MO
| TORS COMPANY has declared the SEMI
annual dividend OF three and one-hslf t3iSre)
per cent. OIL the Preferred Stock OF the COM
psny. payable Nov. l. l9l4 to the stockhold-
ers Of record 81 the close OF business Oct. IS,
1914. JAMES r. SHAW. Treasurer
GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY.
Preferred stock Trust Certificates
Referring TO the foregoing notice OF General
Motors Company. checks for the dividend when
received will be mailed TO the holders OF pre-
ferred stock trust certificates OF record At he
close OF business Oct. 10. 1914.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Agen, for Voting Trustees.
THE NATIONAL PARK EiNK OF
NEW YORK.
September 90 1914
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS TO-
DAY DECLARED quarterly dividend of
FOUR PER CENT. GO upon the Capital
stock OF this Bank, payable on and after
October LIST, 1914, to stockholders OF record
at close OF business september 22d, 1915
MAURICE H. EVER. Cashier.
ONES Of The United Gas Improvement c.
~ w. corner Broad and Arch Streets
Philldelphia. sept T. 1914
The Directors have this day declared a quar-
teFly dividend Of two per cent. (Sl 90 Der shsrel
payable Oct. IS 1914 to stakeholder q record
At the close Of business Sept 20. 1914 Checks
VIII lie uailed.
LEWIS LILLE. Tfsssursr
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Special Term-Parts Ill. ~ v. w. VII
and VIII; Adj0grn.d FOR M fhe wv Iy' NV, a.,
VII %III, IL, y. ~ All. XIII, MY, ~:
Xvi. Xvii anG XyIII-Adjoulned toF 'hs
term
SrRRoGATEs' URT-COHALAN' s.
MILLS FoR PROBATE-At lO;yO a. H.
Jas Moore NlINo -
Clarence Brasseur
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COUNTY COURT.
h.. ~ Tt.u Ar.Iond,,

Part IN-IIVI IHItnulT.
Trial term adjourned until October Motions
returnable and orders signed in Part II,
Room 10.
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: -. FINANCIAL MEETINGS.

RosIalN TIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.
ot Annual Meeting OF
Notice 4. october 7th 1914.
sseilnS - hereby given that the Annual
ea g,ss,.she stockholders OF The Atlantic
ohioe M nlp Company will be held at
sssss.sm val Street. New YORK ms n UI on
eeelock s shs nh day Of October. 1914. at
iof ~ 80. Tor the election OF Directors.
a. a., Transaction VI such other bust
p'vperly come before said meet
sd 4, NJ. O. sIMoNs. secretary.
iefk, N. Y. September 23d.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

. Mulngraph letter.. 800, $3.50. 1000
81 Is; iohOo 50: 'orompt @ r. wesfhsT5ora
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. September 20 1914
BUTTER.
Receipts for week. 49.lSs pkG7' NS'
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Liverpool, Sept. 22.-Spot in mod
crate demand at unchanged prices
Sales, 2,7OO bales, including 1000 Amer
lean, on the basis of 5.S0d for middling,
Receipts, 1859 bales, including 1877
American.
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United States Trust Company Of New York
RESOURCES.

a, the close OF business on the 18th day 81
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BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special TeFm--GUN, j.
Tx parte matters-At 10 a. m:
M,,inns adjourned until Sept. -.
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COUNTY COURT.

sURROGATE's COURT CHAMBERS
Motion CalendAr--scHCLz. :.
ESTATES.
Samuel MolostoWsky Nathan hIrsnhE
WILLS FOR PROBATE.
Marion WuTmser , aheI in Trember-
Joseph Heitler VIZ
David Edwards So ,y.,,x,morr
Gu ADOPTION.
-, ,,,,,,.. IN Hugo and Katie Voigt.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme COurt-GUf. }.
SssterfeId iwhitbread-J T Dunn.
Grnov /Haisley-R Malone.
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CITY COURT.
REFEREES APPOINTED.

EU parte MISUNDERSTANDING lV.Sv q. "a.
Triai Term-Parts I, II, Ill, ~, V, vi,
Vii and VIII-Adjourned for the term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-23

chicago. sent. % HOGS Reoei'fs. u
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-05-25

in behalf Of the richest man in the
world has been arGely. due to the
sham government Of the state. It
is worsa than a sham government.
for it has neglected the weak and
taken sides with the strong. It has
i~nterfered only to make matters
worse. Never has it moved wisely
and courageously in support of it's
own dignity OF to establish justice.
These are the reasons why a sec
ton of the United States army has
been detached to restore peace in q
Mexicanized American state. The
work under way in Colorado is even
more important than that which is
in contemplation at Vers Cruz.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-05-25
DID GOOD WORK

The United States Acoustical
Correction company has completed
the work of correcting the acous-
tics of the district courtroom. A
few days ago we described the work
being done. AT that time, the
ceiling was being covered with
heavy felt, held in place by wires
stretched tightly across it. The
work was completed by covering
the felt with white cloth especially
woven for the purpose. This leaves
the room in such a condition that a
stranger entering it would not
know anything had been done to it.
We happened in thu courtroom
at Eoon today and with Mr.. Gheen
snd j. R. Crowley, the acoustical
engineer in charge of the work, ex-
perimented in hearing each other
in different parts of. the room. We
sat in the witness chair and MIR.
Crowley went to the back of the
room. A conversation was then
carried on in an ordinary tone and
every word either said was dis.
tinctly heard by the other. Mr..
Gheen then sat at the reporters
table and we carried on a CONVEX
sation with him in a low tone.
Every word was distinctly heard by
each. Before this work was done, it
was almost impossible for the re-
porters to hear what was going on
in the courtroom. The sound
would be SO confused that the work
of reporting at times was a very
difficult matter, especially if the
reporter wanted to be correct in his
work.
If the experiment we made today
is verified by ting, the contractor
has done an excellent job on our
courtroom and one that will prove
a blessing TO the judge, jurors,
officers and others whose dlty and
pleasure it will be to attend future
sessions of the district court.
Mr.. Crowley will leave tomorrow
TOR San Francisco. He has been
'ery accommodating and pleasant
% the writer and we wish to assure
Tim of u appreciation of his many
'ourtesies.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-05-25
E. "A. KLEIN
Attorney-at-Law
s,4 Pioneer suilaIns
ELko. NEVADA
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS
Elko. Nevada, Land Office.
Nav IL. 1914.

May IL, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Ed
ward B. Lytton, of Elko, County of
Elko. State of Nevada, has filed in
this Office his application to enter
under the provisions of Sections
1906 and 2307. y. S. R. S. the fol-
lowing described land, viz: Sci Of
NEi of Section 80, Twp. 81 NJ,
Range So E., NJ. D. B. & NJ, con-
tanning 90 a:res.
Auy and all persons claiming I'D
versely the lands described, or de-
string to object because of the min
eral character IF the land, or for
any other reason, to the disposal to
applicant should file their afidavits
Of protest in this office, on or be-
fore the % day of June 1914.
John E. Robbins.
Register.