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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
CITATIONS.

FIURsCHETM. HERMANN A-THE PEO-
Die Of the state Of New York, BY the grace
Of God free and independent-To Bernard X
Flurscheim. Harry u. Flurscheim, Helen =
Madeline Lindauer Madame Bertrand de Ly
teuil, the heirs. next " kin and iegateea Of
Hermann 4. Flurscheim, deceased send
greeting:
whereas. Franklin Simon, executor named
IN the last will and testament Of Hermann a.
Flurschcim, deceased, who resides a. IS R!N-
crside Drive, IN the Borough Of Manhattan.
the City OF New York. has lately applied q
the SurFogates' Court OF our County Of New
York. to have q certain instrument IN writ
Ing dated June T., one thousand nine hun
bred and eleven; also two other certain In
strumcnts In writing respectively dated MAY
%, one thousand nine hundred and thirteen
and January g. one thousand nine hundred
and fourteen. relating 10 both real and per
sonal property, duly proved az the last vii
and testament OF Hermann A. Fiurscheiw
deceased, who was at the time or his death
a resident 81 the Borough OF Manhattan. City
Of New York County OF New York, deceased
Therefore, you and each Of you are cited e.
show cause before the Surrogates Court or
our County OF New York. at the Hall ~ Rec
oris in TIE County Of New York, on the End
day Of November one thousand nine hundred
and fourteen. OF half-past ten o'clock IN tn
forenoon Of that day, why the said will snn
testament should not be admitted 70 probate
IA a will OF real and personal property.
In testimony whereof We have caused the
seal Of the SurrOgates' Court or the safe
County Of New York to be hereun'o sftiSed.
witness, HON. JOHN P. CoHALAN.
H. s. a Surrogate Of our said county ~
New York. at sad county, the 2A,d day ~
September IN the year Of our Lord one thOu-
sand nine hundred ami fourteen.
DANIEL j. DOWDNET
Clerk Of the Surrogstes' Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
MONEY AND EXCHANGE,
LII MONEY, G to s per cent.

CALL MONEY, 6 to s per cent
TIME MONEY.-The market was re-
srricted, with 7gS per cent as the ruling
rate.
MERCANTILE PAPER was inactive.
The rate, 7Qs per cent for best names.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.-Ex
changes, Sl70 994, $40; balance, $S.494, 67s.
The sub Treasury was debtor To the
amount of S2OO,445.
SUB-TREASURY,--N York banks lost
10 the Sub Treasury $2S7,O0O and lost since
Friday S1O2i,O0O.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGES Louis, cx-
change COO premium bid. zoe premium
asked Boston, par; Cincinnati. 2jC pre-
MUM: Minneapolis, soc premium; Chicago,
Toe premium.
bank LEARINGS.--Boston, exchanges
Si51gI,T7s, balances S644.Sl2; Baltimore,
rxchanges 81, tO4, JS4, balances $7S5. TOO
chicago. exchanges S43, 26l ,973. balances
ST asa $50; Philadelphia, exchanges SIS
G3S3fS balances Sl.GS4, al: St. Louis. eX-
changes St2. 46782l, balances Sl,4Il 0OG.
SILVER MARKET.-Bsr silver in Lon
don VAS 24d an ounce 4 d on; New York
Quotation was J2&sc, y on.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE--Bus was
fairly active Demand sterling got up to
= OOIb but closed lower. Cable sterling.
+ OO5O. demand sterling, 1880. Cable
francs. 5OA; demand francs, sos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
20 RnRrCLOSuRE SAILS.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY, OF My
York. Harlem Savings Bank. piainuu .
against washington Heights development
and Construction Company and others oo-
In pursuance Of judgment Of toTeclosurs
and sale, duly made and entereo 10 -
above.entitied action and bearing date the
18th day OF June. 1914 l. the underslgnt.,
the referee In said judgment named, VIII
sell by public auction, at the E1caausa
saiesroona, Nos 1915 Vesey street, " 80
Borough Of Manhattan, City OF New fofk
on the 10Th day Of october, 1914 az U oeiocN
noon on that day, by Henry Brady' snctloh
eer the premises directed y salo ! v1SlsiS"'
10 be sold and therein described as follows!
All that certain blot, piece or pareei q
land. with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected, situate, lying and DC ne "
the Borough Of Manhattan q The CITY o
New York in the County and state OF Ne"
York. bounded and described as followsi
Beginning at the corner formed py ~
lnfersectIOn Of the southerly side OF ilsth
street with the westerly side OF Auduooi,
avenue: running thence westerly, along silh
southerly side Of i7Stb street, 100 feel thehC7
soufherly parallel with Audubon avenue, -
feet II Inches 20 the centre line OF u
block Letweon 18th and 18th s'reetc; theme
easterly, parallel with 18th street and aiolS
said centre line Of the block, 100 feet "a SAIL
Veslerly side OF Audubon avenue and theme
northeriy. along the same. 81 feet II inche'
10 the point or place Of beginning
Dated, New York, September sd, 1914
EDWARD A McSHANE, Referee.
EDWARD ). CLlNCH
Attorney for Plaintiff.
q Park Row, New York city
The following is a diagram or the prop
erty 10 be sold; Its street number Is 2iS Az
dubon avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
New York. September *, 1914
GRAIN,

WHEAT-Tho market lacked activity and
wide price changes to which the trade has
become accustomed since the war, but while
there was an absence OF aggressive opera
lions ana little evidence Of outside interest
the undeTtOHe was very steady and prices
at the close while showing a slight reaction
from the top, were Sc 70 lIkc above the finals
Of saturday. The Liverpool market was
easier owing TO the AZURE Of the news from
America, although the foreign situation Is
apparently as bullish as ever. Spectators
have lost Interest in the buying side Of the
market. Receipts at primary points were
liberal ana the visible supply VI native wheat
IN the United states increased S,j6l. 900 bush.
els for the week, while Canada increased
$4,000 which with an Increase OF $1,000
bonded wheat made q total gain for the
week of H. S92, OOO ana brought the total I"
last year Exporters were moderate buyers.
40 9 red winter wheat. 81 %; No . hard,
81 OSa.; No l. Northern Duluth, 81 l0A, No l,
Northern Mani oDa, 81 l5h, all nominal ! (
Buffalo. CORN-Markct Pre- scented a heavier
tone uotwithstandin tho hrmncss In wheat,
and dnII prices were &c 10 &c net lower.
The visible supply showed decrease OF
IDS 900 bushels NJ . yellow corn, SIC 10 ar
rive. and strictly prime Argentine AZ SOC nom
final delivered. OATS--Price changes mar
row, the close being sc net higher. Sales,
n bout $4,000 bushels. standard white 81
54a5iI5c: No ?, 54iluJjc; NJ a., 53l1HJic; No
T. 53G53Ec: ordinary clipped white, b5lsg
j6ILc: fancy clipped white jGd57Ic, all Gle
vator RYE-Easy, No ., Western. SIC I
Buffalo. BARLEY-Steady; mailing, 6Sp nc
G / Z Buffalo. HAN-Steady; prime, II u;
40 /. SlaN O2iA; No . 9onS5c; No g. sOae5c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

The Twin City Rapid Transit Com
pSny, IN its income statement for Au-
gust, gives gross operating revenue of
Stss,b6O, $2l, 7l9 higher than for the
same month last year; net revenue in
creased $2.231, while urplus after
charges was $l5S,S0S, a gain OF S9,6SA.
Gross returns for the eight months
ended August 81 tOtalled S6,l4i,l75, an
increase OF over 8 per cent; net earn
'ngs were SO per cent higher, and sur
plus amounted TO Si,l0S,O56, an in
crease Of over 16 per cent.
Ohio Service.
Authority has been granted the Ohio
Service Company by the State Public
Service Commission to issue $3.50. 600
OF new capital stock, the proceeds to
DO used in acquiring electric railway
and lighting properties in Dennison,
cambridge, Canal Dover, Coshocton,
New Philadelphia and Urichsvillo.
Southern California Edison.
Although gross operating of the
Southern California Edison Company
shows small decline for August, net
earnings and surplus balance are well
above those for the same month last
year, A less of S1,SO1 was shown in
gross returns, which were S41l,O53,
while net operating revenue was S227,-
$40, an increase Of nearly l6 per cent.
he total net income was So, 844 great
er, or gain of over 10 per cent, and
surplus for common dividends and de-
probation increased 5000 to S129, 1876,
or a gain Of nearly 20 per cent over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29

900 ID. So 50; bulls: lll6 u, S 50; 3, S;t
Ii. Sc 40: .. ~ IT,, 80 %; 10 CONS, 9so ~
% 80, 5, 977 ID, s. So; B. go - ~ Z, go
a. go H., s., I2. SIS 10, So so; ;, I52 ID,
So Is; 20 722 ID, IS 50.
Jelline, Wright 4 Co: Guils' iilo 10;
go 90 % 75s d. s. .5 4, Si9 Ii, IS; q $50 H.
81 %; S, 81 10, 81; s. $50 TO- - 90 l. DIV
d. Andrew Sd Mullen: 4 bull, 1910 ID, g; 20,
e. 10: 81. 7@i 10, 50; I, 500 ID, 81 49, ?, 500
y, 81 20. ] COW. 1910 d. ST. 4. I'll 10, 81 %;
.. zoe ID. 81 %; 10, 7Sj ID, 81; g. Sll d.
ga 40 . 600 ~, So %.
- c ;S =, & /. : Dnlenback: state steers.
500 No. S. 70: u bulls, GGS ill., s. 20 2S' 100
10. s.; s. $40 10, 81 Is; II cows 100 TO- '''
o. i'N II ' n u Sg' bulls 1920 II, IS %,
a. % Sis Ib. S46O: 4, ass 10, 81; heifers,
GSi ID. s. so: II cows. SIG ID. - 90; o. Sl'
ID, y 9. q curtis & Son: bull. 1850 ID, g q;
Il co. 20? g Is hscifers, i7t 10. s. IS az p.
S2 i, coy sT g. $50 s b. 81 Is b. 50 e. d. y o.
Receipts Tor two days, 1863 head; 2,i9O
on sale Market steady to strong as COM
pared With Friday, i5c 70 81 lower man
"Wednesday Common to prime veals, tSg
SI2 per 100 NJ few selected az VIZ 20
cniIs at g5d s.; grassers at Jg$6. City
GTs,s y,ats quiet at liGlSHc; country
dressed at ia lic. ...-
H. a. SIn U,r 100 N: n, l4J N, Sll Is;
- 40 ~ 81 5o "a ~ No. sii I;e u is7 -.
- grassers. 223 10, s.; IS, 1913, n, 50 60i 80,
70 'T e. e oS u, 4 Co.: SO veals I57 10, Sl2;
cuiis 10 10, 81 50; 4, 200 10. 81 Il srsssers'
" Il Hume: 10 yssls. las 10 SO 45; 8,
l5T 10, sii a; 8. 40 10. $40 so; 5. l04 10,
s. %; IS. ISL 10. s.; culls, l25 70, 81 20;
} fsd calves, 2o2 10, IS IS; !, .43 70, 50 20;
IL. 223 n. 50 25, - grassers. 2O@ To- ~ 20;
aO 2II 10. S. 20: 9 I'D n, s..
Jeline. WRIGHT & Co: 10 vesls, l2a p.
sr1 30; "a. 1870 10. Sl1: ~, lGI 10. SO; -, los
IN. 50. 8 100 10. IS; s culls, las 10, - 70; s,
I42 10. 81: IS led calves, 24j 10, 81 Is;
erassers. no 10. 50. a., 2o3 ~. s. IS; iS8,
i8S n. IS 80. ! yearliugs, IA n, s., D. 400
II. II. Hollis vsals 40 n, tll 50; ~,
IsI N, $40 . fed calves. 29O n, So 80; 2l3
grasseTs, ~ y, s. -; ycariiugs, 3S n,
IS: .. 4j5 n. g. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Tho steamer market was quiet. with only il
limited demand prevailing for boats Rate
V ere hrm aud tonnage offered moderately.
Glasgow, 81; Hull and Bristol ~. picked
ports, large tonnage. ~ Sd: cotton 90 Liver
pool, per 100 n. 80. CHARTERS-Br steam
er. 1900 qrs grain, New York 20 picked
ports L X, % 23d (OptiOn France . 50
Irompt; Br steamer. 1900 qrs. same from
Th:a; Dr. steamer q. 900 qrs oats, Baltimore
to French Atlantic ports. az or about y -
prompt: Br steamer. 5000 on grain. OUR g.
Antwerp. b I'D oct; ItAl steamer. = 80
tons, coal Baltimore TO west coast Italy
C. prompt; Br steamer s,026 tons. coTk
shavings Palomos 20 New York Or BEiti-
more, a. CO., prompt; Nor bark. 500 bbis
grhned petroleum. New York 10 Copenhagen
I. prompt Ital ship los ions. coal. Nof
folk % Naples. p I. prompb schooner is,
tons lumber Bridgewater, n 5, 70 Hgyana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
Gal RECORD
And ABROA-O
ad Sterling Goes to
ssa POund-MOre
eald for City Notes.

"a. british moratorium Tor
Else Dsssee ending on October 4,
Nii q sshsorp rates herc we're
tlti5 fsrjov Demand sterling got
Fhsg 81 Dovnd again, after having
lew that agurs since .ne , uiSe
~ az month, The local commit
tgis n TO handle the foreign eN-
81 Ia fund received ass1 va SeS
AlaEs s,cinal cities Of SSbOVV,VOV
kt1 ". ~ New Norl's subscription
; lasisssSSs oo0. and the remainder OF
q tteiVvess,o nOo COO viii probably De
ntsh9 -. f~em other centres 70
sl.sSsls we're sent. ~ Is hoped
Et sid our credit abroad may
~ y - 40 the amount OF much
\ eA,s.S a 500 .O0O. COO, though It may
ssle sLe .sv 10 shin greater sum
q. "a S25,ooo,ooo IN gold hF'' pro-
Fn,, rates we're firm in London
NSsr,,ion of the partial resump-
5oyment next wees out Wi'a
tbe British capital less than
r h will be cheap for thS mas
enRncc bills due m oStoper 70
.. t.nSed there If our credit eoulu
sA.crlv strengthened, Foreign
~ ,,ions TO the city loan, win
~, ;nmcnt of gold ON the city S
~ 6svc not reduced exchange
N9s bsS been hoped. Here, how
Ia. issue was notable success
90 S,se.vear Obligations we're AZ q
- 81 3 per cent yesterday ana
f'Al ~ tho syndicate managers
g eN.Sa5 bv individual applicants
desired 70 ray for ana take away ,Ss
sIlotment> So great vas inc
~ tbst i, was found necessary 20
4lsls rsvment hy mail last night ana
l-,or TO-DAY without addlQonal m
considerable emount' OF goiu
bsek from boarding,
-. frser tradiuC IN bonds ana uh.
- stocks did not reach any great
~ but confidence was
lisgy .9Ssro8 bv this evidence that the
authorities were worklng
sAs-.55 resumption Of unrestricted
essle roncessions in prices Of hsteo
g 80 are expected TO be allowed pc
~. many DAYS Il was TURNER agreeSS
.....,Jsv that orders for llStea SHio
.,sg issues selling at not over -
~. oesd not be referred 70 the COM
~ tbst is ruling on transactions III
rsissed stocks. 49,, a., o,o,inq
"a PoBrse was being seriously dls,,
-3 The French Cabinet continued
-. 4. ,.o.oystorium through October, but
....ass5 the amount of deposits thaJ
-, 10 withdrawn from banks. ltaly
- ssid to have extended its mora!tIs-
~ 10 the end Of the year, with
s a.I - Iimi payment to 10 per cent
"a. : tss,r Seposits in each of the three
Y W., oc5tbs. No further news OF
' '...l;stions between the London Stock
s,.s.1ge and the British government
. --;-s here during busi-ess hours.
y, \. BsnE Of England received yester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
COTTON PRICES
CONTINUE DECLINE
Quotations Approach New Low
Level-Buy-a-Bale Move
ment Active.

Yesterdays advices indicated con-
tinued declines in the Eastern belt spot
markets, but a better feeling was re-
ported in the Western belt, where prices
were relatively weak toward the end Of
last week. Local spot cotton merchants
with Southwestern connections said
that their offers of strict middling were
anywhere from 1sc TO Ia above the
prices asked on Friday, with to-day's
quotations averaging around 71gc in
the interior. Possibly the rains report
ed in parts of Texas recently and the
CONSEQUENT check to picking were to
some extent responsible for the
steadier tone. The buy bale" move
ment is still making active progress.
Domestic mills are still said to be buy
ing only as needed. Exports are in
creasing somewhat owing to the NOV
ing out Of the September shipments,
but so far this season only $3.50 bales
haze been cleared, against S92, 230 bales
last year. No great volume Of ship
ments is expected after the frat of the
month until the October short interest
becomes active.
No fresh developments were reported
in the local situation. The board Of
managers was in session during the
morning, but no announcement followed
the meeting, which was supposed to be
for the purpose Of discussing various
phases OF the work still necessary to .
resumption of business, October no.
tees were issued against 1000 or 5000
bales, but had been provided for, and
we're supposed to practically complete
the liquidation of October contracts
which had been pretty fully transferred
into December. Southern spot markets
as officially reported were unchanged
to Isc lower Memphis stated that in
stances were known where "buy bale"
funds have been employed to purchase
cotton at a profit from second hands,
but say measures have been taken to
prevent recurrence.
Southern spot markets were ,tele-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29

ID, 81; cuus So ID, s.; 8 sheep, 90 10,
S.: 10. % 10, 81 SO; 10, los ID, -.
\ Judd & Co: 100 state lambs Is 10,
IS 80; IS sheep, Ill 10, 81 40; IL yearlings'
j. shamTerg Son: 9s state lambs, "a
II. II, HollIs: 374 state lambs. 72 ID. IS 20;
?53, IS ID. s.: 40 sheep lg' h. 81 90; 20
JeiIine Wright & Co. 3I4 state lambs, IS
ID, S. 20 81 sheep, ll3 ID, IS; g. 1877 10, -.
q. Curtis & Son: Ill state lambs, ~
ID, S. %; culls, AZ To- Sc; sheep, l4S
10, So >, 40 d. 81 50.
- W O;ls Co: 1873 state lambs SO ID,
So &c. 81 ID, 81; IS sheep, 81 ID. S476'
Andrew Mullen: IS state lambs. IS IS; 5
sheep, 1877 d. 81 80.
HOGS.
Receipts for zwo days, $500 head; carr
on sale. Demand fair and prices steady,
with general sales at 50 3Jg3s 90 per 100
III, rOughs a. $SDS8 %; stays at AgAj.
Country dressed hogs steady, at l2Hls
Sales Sanders: 1873 state hogs. l66
ID average, SO 80 per 100 ID; 49, ls4 b
s. IS; 25. 200 ID, 50 80; - Penn. $50 h.
50 5O rOughs, 32l 10, IS.
Newtoq Co. So state hogs; ~ b. 50 g
10. 80 40: 50 Temp. 1874 ID, 50 80; rOushs'
Il. v ". otis & Co: 90 state hogs, 1873 ID,
Tobin 4 shannon: Is Penn hogs, l7s ID,
81 50, rOughs 32j 10, So
Kcrns Commission CO.: . state hogs, 15l
10. 81 50: ? roughs, $50 lb, IS 10.
j. Shamberg 4 son: ? state hogs, 80 10
80 So roughs $40 TO- -.
| 1000: strong Bulk, s. loo s. Is; light
3 s. 50 a 50 II, mixed, So 4Sg 10: heavy
/ 81 sO4 s. 81; rough, 81 SOTs7 80; pigs
/ 81 10 q S. 30. CATTLE--Reccipts q: 600
, n 50 10; stOcknrs and feeders, 50 80 q s. 20;
cows and heifers, So jOW 80; calves, 81 90
q$1l %. SHEEP-Receipts, 80, O00; stead,
Sheep. s. GOm So 30: lambs. So 20 q 81 10
Kansas CITY, sept 2S.-HOGS--Receiptr,
$500; higher. Bulk, s. 4 s. 90; heavy, s. "a
u IS so, packers and butchers, s. i5a s. 90;
Receipts, $4,000; steady. Prime fed
steers. S1OH$l1, dressed beef steers, $50
~ -; Southern steers, 50 2JH 81 10; cows.
5G tsSdr, s 81 e. S9s 2s5 T
calves 81 30 $40 30 SHEEP--Receipts,
"3OUO: steady Lambs S7m 81 %; year
ltngs, s. 3gu$J. "cthers, S1gS0 90 ewes
st Louis Sept. Receipts,
10. 700; higher. Pigs and lights. 81 7S1
s. %; mixed and butchers SIS 1OG 81 20
ceipts, lOSOO lower. Native beef steers,
81 500 $lt 81, cows and heiters, S6uS9 IS
storkers and feeders. So ST 80: Texas and
Indian steers. S6gSH COWS and he ,i!,r5
Receipts. $500: higher, Native muttons.
SinS5: lambs. 81 a 81 s..
pittsburgh, sept. l.Es---ltecelptS,
> son: steady. Prime heavy steers, 81 10 u
so -. h"ayy steers, 80 IS n 80 so; fat steers,
IS 5ud So fair steers $50 81; hoifers, 81 90
ass, fat cows, SO 10 81 -; fair COWS
81 SUHS5 50: bulls. 81 500 81 IS. mich
cows SJOn SS5. HOGS--ReCeiptS, $500
higher Prime heayies and heavy mixed
81 2Un 50 80: mediums and heavy workers.
Sg%5dSo 10; Hight workers. s9TS9 -; pigs
IS 5ull s. ~. SHEEP AND LAMBS--Re-
ccipts, 5000: higher. Top sheep ST; tor
lambs s. 20 CALNES--Receipts, 600
steady Top, Sie.
Louisville. SEPT 2S--SHEEP AND
MBS-ReCeiptS 544; trade quiet and
without any material change IN prices
Choice lambs. Th7igC, varying as to weight
and quality: seconds. GA &C: culls. IA DC
best fat sheep, 4TIac. medium ana com
moI sheep, ~ 3l2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29

day around 100000 IN gold, more chan
92eo000, 81 which WAS h American
coin, The Bank Of Germany reported
gold holdings higher and circulation
reduced.
The Secretary Of the Treasury made
little progress IN his efforts OF rebuR-
ing banks,thae held what he considered
too high a percentage OF reserve. Off
Gals Of the smaller banks named In his
list Of "hOarders" arc proving con-
tpmacious, some going so far az 20
argue that they themselves arc best
fitted to Judge Of the needs Of their
own community, and that they require
no advice ON tho subject from Wash
ington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29

The approximate amount OF tho lien Or
charge, 10 satisfy which the above described
property Is 20 be sold. Is One Hundred and
Thirty mine Thousand Nine Hundred and For
ty-threc 7O-iO0 dollars SiSs 943 10 l0b. With In
terest thereon from the 18th day of June
1914. together with costs aud allowance
amounting to St27.O5-lo0. with Interest from
June 10th, 1914 together with the expense
Of the sale. The approximate amount o.
The taxes assessments and water rates, or
other liens, which are 10 be allowed 70 th'
purchaser out or the purchase money, 90
paid by the referee, Is s., 20 and interest
Dated New York September 30. 1914
EDWARD A. McsHANE. Refereo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29
Railroad Earnings.

The following railroad reports for
August were made public yesterday:
Illinois Central--Gross. 1855, S5l increase,
a. al 559. net 81 200 26i; increase, $26s.45S.
CHICAGO. 81. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
Gross. 81 67S6i7 Increase 3d. s tol' net S''eT
taxes s5G7. 2ji: increase $2l3OSO. ...-.
sI,aEo & Northwestern-Gross, g. ~. sI5;
3e,r.ess sos $50; net after taxes, S2O4I, 42Si
decrease $82, sos. 60 soos ,,,, d,
crease $50, 73l; net, Si7o22O; increase
$50 325. rt.,.L,,r-h &C..
81 O40, 6S2; decrease, S49,.0oO' net al'ei taN'p'
f2ss aip: decrease, $50 JAG. =, .,oo ,c,.
C,nirseo Great Western--Gross. Sl,SO93W
tocyeass 81. 800; net, Si227S9; decrease
81, 85G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29

Birmingham Ky., Il. 3 Power Co.
41as
Carter Coal G Iron Co lat IS
Central Ry. Co. Of Peoria LIST Mtge.
Is
Citizens Gas & Fuel Co. Of Tsrre
Haute Let Mtgg. IS
Clinton Iron 4 Steel Co. list Mtge. 6s
Col. Springs Light 4 Power Co. LIST
IS
Columbia University Club I'd Mtge.
Is
Columbus, London & Springfield Ry
CO. LIST Mtge. 5s
Consolidated Light & Power Co. Of
whitehall LIST 81
Denver & Rio Grande r. r. Co.
Cumulative Adj. 20 Gold
Erie Electric Motor Co. tst Ref. Sky.
Fund Gold Bonds 5s
Fonda, Johnstown & Gloyersyille
r. r. Co. Cons. IS
Fulton Light, Heat & Power Co. 1st
Mtge. s.
Kansas City Southern Ry. Co. LIST IS
Lincoln Heat, Light & Power Co. 1st
Mtge. IS
New London Gas & EIec. Co. 1st
Mtge. IS
New London Gas & Elec. Co. I'd
Mtge. IS
New York & Stamford Ry. Co. LIST
Mtge. 5s
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FINANCIAL ELECTIONS.
@liHERN rUR DEyELOPMENT CON.

e9Aee e hereby given that the annual
Ssshg OF the Southern Tier Development
n tlhy Tor The election Of Directors and
\ w Transaction u such other business
~ be brought before the meeting Will
rr,ll AZ the Office Of the Company No.
HMeh Street, iu the City OF New York,
s,..I,e5eay, october 18th, 1914, at $3.50
Il ~ 1tech transfer books win be closed
end 1914 and win DE opened at
la q" on Wednesday, October 18th,
oiQer Of the Board Ot Directors
Ns, y DAVID BOSNIAN, Secretary.
i"H, September 4th. 1914.
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COUPT.

DECISTONS-Bv TOMPRINS, i.
Wesscls/McNslly CO--MOtion to Nacale
attachment granted.
Re \ Y Z. section IT, KcusicO. Parcel
79a-Compenyation Of expert witnesses
fixed at S2l2 30 each.
G y YCNestch 60 Assessors-Applica-
ticns for writs OF certloH made returnable
against different towns as follows: Against
North Salem and Somers, at Newburgh, o Z
II; against yorktown, LcwisborO and Bed
ford. at %yack. Oct 10: against North
Castle and Cortland, at White Plains. oct IL,
Re & y Y, keRsicO Parcel T9-COn-
trnllcr directed to pay fees to counsel for
property owner.
Renedict/Grand Union Tea-Action re
moved 10 l. Court.
RUPERT DOnnto-Action discOntinuod,
supreme COuFt-PaIts I and ii.
Adjournment until October term.
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pYIpENp NoTIcEs.
COUPONS DUE AT THIS OFFICE ONAND AFTER ocT.i,i'i4

| Otis Elevator Co. cOny. Cold Deb. IS
PoesskiII ItE. . R.R. Co. iss Msas.
IS
Pine Bluff Natural Gas Co. 2o-yeur
LIST Gold s.
Pistsburgh 4 Lake Erie R. r. Co. I'd
Mtgo. Bs
Raleigh 4 Southport Ry Co. Gen. IS
Santa Fs Water 4 Light Co. ist
Ntge. Prior Lien SIS
Santa re Water & Light Co. LIST
Cons. Mtge. Is
Spring Brook Water Supply Co. LIST
Mtge, 6s
Standard Screw Co. Gold Deb. IS
Tomkins Cove Stone Co. LIST IS
The Tri-City Railway & Light co.
SEQ Coll. Trust LIST Lien
Water. Light & Gas co. OF New Jer-
scy Cons. & Ref. bs
Western New York e. Pennsylvania
BY. Co. General Ntge. Is
Youngstown & Southern Ry. Co. LIST
5s
DUE OCTOBER 18TH, 1919.
Dedham & Hyde Park Gas & Elee-
trie Light Co. LIST bs
DUE OCTOBER zVTH, 1914.
Colorado Springs Electric Co. LIST 5s