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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York, october IL. 1914.
REEVES,

Receipts. /, GG4 head mainly for slaugh-
terers. No trade in live cattle Feeling
easy Dressed beef steady at 12Q ljc for
city dressed native sides
CALVES.
Receipts, go head; l3s on sale Good
and prime veals steady; others slow; coarse
and heavy calves weak. Common To choice
veals sold at S9@Sl2 go 100 ID: Ohio and
Indiana grassers and fed calves at 81 25V
81 city dressed yeals steady at 14u lSl2c
"a few l9c; country dressed at l2is n lie.
Sales-Kerns Commission CO.: 40 Indiana
veals. lG4 ID. at SO 30 pc 100 10; 4. 2GO
h. 50 so: II calves 1874 ID, 81; II, 2s7 10.
s. 80.
Tobin shannon - veals' 1919 h.
Newton & CO.: 10 veals. 1870 10. SI2 20:
g. 1873 10. $40; Ohio calves 200 ID, 50; =.
303 10. 81 80; p 3i5 ID. 81 30: 10 279 Id.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts 4.O40 head, ~ cars on sale.
Sheep steady lambs - cents higher. Com
mon 70 prime sheep tewes) sold At 81 %
TO s. per 100 ID, ordinary to prime lambs
at 81 jOdSS %: dressed mutton steady al
sail cents per III; dressed lambs firm at
saiesHNswton & Co: 252 Va lambs. -
III average at s. % per 100 III; is Penn.
10 ID. S. 10; 7 Va sheep. ll3 10, 50; ,
Penn. 1Ij III. s. 80.
Kerns Commission Co. 81 Indiana lambs.
Tobin & shannon: state lambs, 81 lb.
81 90; sheep. 20 ID, 50 80.
HOGS.
Receipts, eco head; half car on, sale.
market firm TO a fraction higher Good
medium weights sold at s. 80. Country
dressed hogs steady at l2U he for medium
saies-Newton & CO.: 20 Penn hogs i4G
10. at SIS 50 per 100 10.
Chicago. oct -HOGs-Recelpts. 1900,
lower; bulk. s. 3OaN so. light s. 50aSs %;
mixed, 81 l5aSS 15 heavy. GaN o.; rough,
y7ds7 Is: pigs. 81 50aN so. CATTI4E-Receipts,
4OOO. steady: beeves S. 6OgSl0 90; steers. S. 10
asa 10; stockers and feeders 3 30GSS 10 cows
ana heifers. 81 40dS9. calves. s. 50qsll 25.
sHEEP-Recelpts. 5000; weak: sheep. 81 IS
as5: yearlings. 80 5oas6 20; lambs. s6a0 50.
Kansas city. Oct 15.-HOGS-Receipts,
900; steady: bulk, 81 lOaST A.: heavy, 81 l5a
81 so: packers and butchers, s. 25GT IS; light.
SaS7 90; pigs. S. 50qE. CATTLE-Receipts
20; steady; prime fed steers. 81 SASH Is
dressed beef s. 75qsg 30: Southern, s. l0dE IS:
cows. 81 5OdS7 3 heifers. s. 50dT %; stock
ers and feeders s. 75d$s bulls, s5qf6 20;
calves S. 5OaSl0 20. SHEEP Receipts, H..
Coo: steady. lambs. s. sOgsI 90; yearlings.
s. sass: wethers, S5aS5 ~. ewes. 81 $3.50.
-. Louis Oct 6.-HOGS-Receipts. 600;
higher. pigs and lights. s. 75aS 70; mixed
and butchers. s. i0dS 70; good heavy, s. Goa
s. 90 CATTLE-Receipts $500 steady; beer
steers. s. 50aN0 -. COWS and heifers S6d
a. G.: stockers and feeders. SHN IN; Texas
and Indian steers. bdflO 80. SHEEP AND
LAMBS-ReceiPts. 800 steady To shade
lower: native muttons. AnN 70; lambs. 31nis.
Fa.t Runalo. oct. -CASgt.E--Rccelpts.
Loo. dull VEALS-Reesipts. 30: active ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
Retiring Loan Certificates.

Banks which took out Clearing
House loan certificates shortly after
the outbreak of the European war, it
was said yesterday, are retiring them.
and the issue has been materially re-
duced. There have been no new certifi-
Gates taken out for a fortnight. While
il is not possible to say what the vol
ume of loan certificates is at the mo-
ment, there is reason to believe that
the amount is small, and it is the inten-
ton of those banks still holding certiti-
Gates against them to call them in with
in the next few DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
CHICAGO GRAINS LOWER
Wheat, Corn, Oats and Pro
visions All Show Declines.

Chicago, Oct. 15-Sclling pressure
from a number of leading firms acted
as more than an Offset in wheat to-day
for assertions that export business was
in progress on huge scale. There was
an unsettled close at &c to &c net de-
cline Corn finished sac to &c down.
oats off CSC to ga &c and provisions
varying from the same as last night to
a loss of 221ac Orders 20 sell flooded
the wheat market as soon as prices at
the opening showed tendency to adj
vance. Much of the unloading came
from spectators who bought on yes
terday's up turn. and who had become
skeptical in regard to the gossip that
export transactions were being con-
cealed to much greater extent than
was generally supposed. Range Of
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
More r. I. Bonds Turned In,

1t was announced yesterday that
since the last call of the Wallace pro-
tective committee for deposit of the
collateral trust per cent bonds Of
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
road more than $3,5OO,O00 had been
deposited, which, with the S70OO,OOO
deposited in Holland, places in the
committees control almost S29, 100000
cut of the total of 81 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
NEW JERSEY CHARTERS.

iBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.l
Trenton. ~ y, Oct. 15.-Hygrade Wine
Co. Jersey city; $1,000; J. A. Strssser, ".
". Strasser. New York: Herman Kuenker.
Jersey city.
New York Pickle Works, Perth Amboy
s.. 80: A. II. Davidson. Abraham Davidson.
Perth Anlboy. Abraham Wachberz. Bayonna'
Whppany Water Co.. MorTistOwn: 500 900:
J. b. Dickson. =. r. -. Frelinghuysen.
Thomas Dickson, MOTistown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
Amalgamated Cuts Dividend.

The An algamated Copper Company
yesterday declared a dividend of so
cents a share for the quarter ended
September 80, compared with 81 so a
share three months ago. This reduc-
tion in the yearly rate, from 6 per
cent to per cent, was fOreshadowed
by the reduction in the Anaconda Cop
per Mining Company's dividend about
a month ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
COTTON MEN
MORE HOPEFUL
Southern Spot Markets Higher
on Strength Based on the
Pool Plan.

Aayiees reaching here indicated that
BANKING associations and business men
u the cotton belt were favorably i'm
pressed by the plan for the formation
" sl5O,000,0OO pool to finance the
'''Plus crop, and banking organizations
u several states have signifed their
Nlhngness TO subscribe. The favor
''e progress Of this plan has had
|ne sentimental influence in the
Ms'h' according 10 local spot handlers,
Sao report that their offers from the
INtior were steadier and in some in
.~nees from 1sc to l4c higher. Okla
WA IN particular was said to be ask
better prices for good cotton, and
.s market at Houston was &c higher
we close last night. Eastern belt
,,s.Aets were generally unchanged to
ss's lower at Augusta, but some of
-. eeaper offers from Georgia were
y. repeated. Most of the cotton now
-lg offered for sale is for November
~ December shipment Southern
s.Pgefs are not selling much cotton
W. January delivery and there is prac-
s1,y nothing offered at present prices
w later deliveries.
~. tne only fresh developments with
,-eienee to the liquidation Of old con-
-syS were depressing owing to the
naoh OF Liverpool in reducing the
rs Of January-February there to
90 and requesting that the margins
pgsited for Liverpool account by
IA nrms be released, in view of the
IN mat cotton is now selling far
~" me 9-cent level. According to
~ original agreement with Liverpool
s.N margins were not TO be uncondi-
Is,ly released until the contracts
~ been liquidated. and the confer
a committee, IN notifying the trade
,. We Liverpool request, state that
v5IpIlsnee would be left to the indi-
IA judgment of members. The new
80 ~ named by Liverpool at the agreed
a.. Slnerence of $50 points would
"A Is december contracts here down
! l by, scent level, and there can now
4. ".ue doubt that liquidation under
,ssuaddle plan has been very disap-
mn, ,ae local market for spot cotton was
sisnal; Southern spot markets were
i,ss'sphed as follows: Galveston, &c
0S al &c; sales, 100 bales. New
EsSSnls' hrm at 6S4c; sales, 100 bales.
Sr..s' quiet at CSC; sales, 25 bales.
b.lslhah, quiet, at SIC; sales. 1875.
M. Charleston, &c lower at 6Iac.
r..alhgton, steady at 6hc. Norfolk.
nsv. az SIC; sales, 618 bales. Au-
49, i,l6e lower at sac; sales, Las
IA Memphis, steady at sac; sales.
Hon. eIes: ST. Louis, quiet at TIC.
iiSsTl2 %c higher at csc; sales
soSs.'pool, Oct. 15.--Cotton- Spot in
a,lSasse demand. Sales 3,40O bales.
Il ~. $500 American, on the basis
als. Tor middling. Imports 1911
including 1.2l1 American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
First National Cuts Call Rate.

The First National Bank yesterday
notified it's customers of reduction in
the rate on call loans from TO per
cent. As this institution was the first
10 advance the rate from 6 TO per cent
following the closing of the Stock Ex-
change, July 81, its announcement was
taken as an indication of an improve
ment in the financial situation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
Great Westerns Surplus Less.

The Chicago Great Western Railroad
reports for vhe year ended June 80,
1914, gross earnings of $l4.260,522. COM
pared with Sl4,O0O,613 the previous
year. Operating income was S2,927022.
decrease Of ,s376,32s The surplus
equal to 2.02 per cent OH sl4,l37, 402
preferred stock, as compared with 1903
per cent on S4l,02l ,402 preferred
stock in 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
Few Savings Withdrawals.

Those familiar with savings bank
conditions said yesterday that of the
number Of 6O-day clause withdrawal
notices which expired last week only
40 per cent were taken advantage Of.
The depositors withdrew only 30 per
cent of the money to which they were
entitled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
THE INDIANAPOLIS UNION RAILWAY
COMPANY.
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA, OCTOBER
T. 1914.

The indianapolis Union Railway COM
pany of indianapolis, Indiana. viii receive
sealed proposals for the sale OF twenty
five thousand Dollars 25,000.0G) 81 it,
First Mortgage Bonds. at the Office Of tho
Fidelity Trust Company in the City OF
philadelphia, Pa, on or prior TO the first
day Of November, 1914. Bonds offered at
the lowest price not exceeding par and
accrued interest. will be accepted and paid
for. Should bonds OF different holders be-
offered at the same price. the number or
bonds taken from each shall be on a pro
rata basis as nearly as practicable, In pro-
portion to the whole number Of bonds
offered. W. I. CANNON. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16

dtl2. HoGs-Receipts $780, active; heavy
s. JO mixed IS 4ogts 50: Workers. Is l5q. % D
active: unchanged.
[By Telegraph to The Tribunel
Louisville XIV. oct. 15-SHEEP AND
LAMBS Receipts four days this week. 6Vz'
market quiet; choice lambs 7ulisc, as 10
weight and quality; seconds, 6H6Ac; culIs'
4d5c; best fat sheep. 4G4kc; medium ana
common sheep slow and unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
osnk Of England Return.

- Oct. is.--The weekly return % the
ts,.' England shows the following
ar.l,s Total reserve Increased f2.GlO. 900.
s,s,., !. decreased GG,OO0. bullion IN
Ma. N's'H' other securities decreased
~, Public deposits Increased 1850 900.
ffe iss soslis deereaaed "a $4,000. notes re-
~ ,s,,sieased 10000. ''''''"' Do ~
lge.' ,S,g,o''ion OF the banks resorvc n liza
ias. week is 26.fG per cent. against
fs,ea t.s The rate Of discount re-
~ and s,,o received to-day $4,000 in bar
-''"pg IN American coin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
u. s. Treasury Finances.

Washington. oct 15.--The condition Of the
United states Treasury at the beginning OF
business october 10 was.
Net balance Ina general fund .... SpI~l.1ls
Total receipts. october 2........ I, tN0.di6
Total payments. Octoher H.. 3.os5. dl3
The deficit this fiscal year is $50 900, 16'.
against a deficit ~ S6gOs, 30 last year, OK
elusive Of Panama Canal and public debt
transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

Liverpool oct -. WHEAT-Spot
steady. No Manitoba. rs 3ad. 10 > red
winter new ~ 8hd CORN-Spot quiet:
American mixed new. Is 6iSd. PORK
Prime mess Western. 1905 HAMS--Short
cut 8Ss BACON-Short clear backs. 7Os
YARD--prime Western. tifg,es new. sos
Sd. Did. Sis Cd Americap Defined. pals
Dos sd 80 10 boxes. 5is. tDTrONSEED
OIL-Hull refined. spot. 2Js.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
sIliAR.

The local market for raw was dun and
heavy. a. rehners We're not inclined To pur-
chase. especially with ne inquiry tor rehned
NJ, nnointing and the stOrks 81 Atlantic ports
heavy Prices were nominaliy unchanged. at
I sac Tor centrifugal. 3.S5c for molasses aud
sac for Cubas. cost and freight No improve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16

Tice. I.llian-F de Monticello 81 al, sos 81
-'''S'1' % - =" " 80 S52s Il
Thomas. A. L.. and G. W. o'Neill---C. a.
Nedham. 1901 co
TImmins. f. NJ. T. f. Timmins and J. A
Walsh-O. Moestad fb32 !
Weintrub, MiltOn--W. b. Joseph, Siib II
Westerberg, Oscar-E. Mullen, SoSZ Z z
1855 %
wilIett. william. jr--J w. Osborn ct al.
Sl,60S 50
Wayne Light Commercial Car Co. Inc
Read Printing Co, Sl,655 %
wooltex knitting Mills Incl. ~ Littauer,
The Bronx.
Brilliant. jacob. Auerbach. $l70 "a
Charter Publishing CO., Westchester Report
ing Co. j. II. Esser. G. +. Twlddy, +. NJ.
Foster and W. A. Twiddy-A. FOgel, jr..
Foody. J. Julius Kessler & Co. s2o7 70
Graybll, Ella-C. Il. Schleiss $2,l5O 5g
LYMAN. Abraham and Clara-Ferdinand
Munich brewery. f.i05 60
Hyman, Clara-Same, $3.50 ~
Keilbert Construction Co, z. X. Keil and =.
f Shubert-H. Worhoftig, fl43 81
Lessey, G.. Al l.. Bosch, SSoV IS
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
OCTOBER a.
Manhattan.
The first name is that Of the debtor. the
second that OF the creditor. and date when
Judgment was filed:
Buss Louis C.. and william Wanner-A.
Eisensten; March q, 1914 S2' II
Fellows. Cornelius, jr.-S. Hanford; April
4 1914 1884 50
Garden Taxicab Goa. s. Sherwood Jan.
,, 1914. Sis Il
Illinois Surety Co. and George McRae-
People etc: Aug q, 1914 $1,000
Miller. Charles SIX. F. Idndemann; Aug
20, 1911. $3.50 80
McF,lroy, Lawrence-D Richardson; July s.
1914 Sl9 IL
Raphael, Gustav and Elizabeth-seneca
Distributing Co; Oct. %. 1912 s2iS -
Raphael, Gustav and Ell2abeth-Seneca
Distributing CO.; Oct %. 1912 $2i3 81
Seymour. Daniel, and Louis f. TheraSson,
exrs.-N Y. and Philadelphia Synod Of
the r. T. Church; Sept .. 1914 81 .64s 81
Abbott. Pearl-E l.. Armstrong; July q.
1912 cancelled: 5000 .
Rosanthal. Moses-T. 3. Saver; oct. .. 1914
! (vacatedl; 1921 a
The Bronx.
Howard. Michael D-RrOnX House Wreck
ing and Building Material Co; Aug. IL,
1915. 1891 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16

ment occurred in refined. and prices remained
on the basis OF 6a625c for fine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
international Mercantile Marine Company
To the Holders Of the
Preferred and Common Stock Trust Certificates:

Preferred and Common Stock Trust Certhcates:
The international Mercantile Marine Company having De
,d navment of matred October 1914 on It's 4z0
tpap and Gold Bonds dated October 9o2 ana
Committee to protect of the holders OF the SAID oond
having been formed that the holders OF the eompsny
Preferred and Common Trust Certificates should unite
for the protection ard the undersigned have agreed
oact as Committee represent them
Protective Agreement is now Of preparation which
will be executed and lodged with the Depostary
Holders of Preferred Common Stock Trust Cercaees are
duly endorsed blank with the
Trust Company Depository, the Land little & trust
Comparv agent for the Sposary. who will issue receipts herefos
Dated, October H. 1914
George c. Van TuyI, Jr., New York
Chairman
Joseph Walker Jr, New York
George A. ffuhn Philadelphia
Vernon C. Brown New York
Messrs. Carter, Ledyard & Miburn, Counsel
Wall Street. New York Gig
Metropolitan Trust Company, Depository
49 Street. New York City
Land Title s. Trust Company, Agent for Depository
Broad g. Streets, Philadelphia Pa
H. ~. DeIanoe Secretary of the Committee
Broadway New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS..
New York. October I5, 1914.

Iron. y. Mol ISIS 90 Coffee, No Rio sA
Iron, n. No fi475 Fine gran sugar 600
Iron, s. No Is % Molasses. OK. p %
Steel RAILS. 1.2S Beet, family. " %
Wheat, No red / l2i4 Tallow special. "a
Corn. No vel S0A Pork. mess. D
Oats stand VIII bi% Lard mid West 10 b
Flour. Mpls y. b75 Hogs, dr.. 100 N 12t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. october Is, 1914.
GRAIN.


WTiEAT-ENport buying was again In eVi-
dencc, and while the amount OF business eX-
ecuted was EhrOuded with mystery some
authorities estimated that IL would aggregate
around 5O0. 600 bushels In all positions II
was said that England was again buying and
the business was worked principally through
Gulf ports and through Montreal. Notwith-
standing the better export demand the market
showed heavinoss. and closing quotations
were only Nc to &C above the lowest OF
the dav and nc 20 &c below the final Of
Wednesday. The speculative demand was
poor. and with the public showing little or
no interest In the market at present prices
have lost their buOyanCy. II was announced
that the Patten interest in Chicago had
IQudated its outstanding accounts in all
grains on Wednesday, and this seemed to
have been derived from the export sales. lAv-
crpOol showed firm undertone and trad
ers abroad were more or less apprehensiNe
regarding the sharp falling of In receipts
Of spring wheat In America. In the local
cash market No red winter wheat was
quoted at 81 12H: No 2 hard. 81 IN; No
Northern Duluth, 81 l3as. and No Northern
Manitoba, 81 1914, all nominal. Q 1 Buf1alo.
CORN-The market was inactive and easy.
closing with net losses OF &c. The absence
Of more than moderate cash demand and
the fact that Argentine corn Is available In
large quantities at about 6ic az New York
and IS being used almost exclusively by lead
ing manufacturers OF corn products were
depressing factors in the market. Local cash
market easy. No yellow quoted at s0hc
to arrive. OATS-RepOrts OF a better crop
outlook in Argentina as we'll q falling
or in the export demand ami reports from
Europe that native oats were being offered
more freely. combined 10 give tho market an
easy tone, and final prices were Sui2c net
lower. Local cash market easier standard,
49i2a50'sc. No white, 5O4Olc; No 3. 5000;
No 4, 4Sl9G49i3c; fancy clipped. 5liaq52ac;
ordinary clipped 50a5li4c, all elevator. RYE
Quiet; No Western, Ole / Buffalo.
BARLEY-Steady; feeding 6lG6ic; mating,
Steady; japanese, 81 ~. mixed. 81 50; silver
hull, 81 70; Canadian. 81 T..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
sEABOARD CLEARANCES.

FIOur was inaCtlVe, and thpTe seems 70 Do
a general Ian In the demand for domestic
consumT ton and for export. Spring patents.
S 50Q$5 90. winter straghts, s. l01$j 70,
spring clears S. l0dS5 90: winter patents.
s. sass Co: extra 80 ] winter. 81 25a 81 80;
No z, Si0A20; Kansas straighis. s. 25G
s. 20: fancy spring patents. s. 50d$6 %.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Quiet: s. 65HS2 70
per 100 n. RYE FLOUR-Steady Fair 20
good 81 15GS5 30 choice to fancy s. $50
s. %. 'CORNMEAL,-Steady. Kiln dried.
81 D. BAG MEAL-Steady Fine white and
yellow, 81 GJ0Sl 20; coarse, 81 5jUSl co.
FI-ED--Westein, firm; bran, no 10 sacks,
S23 5O standard middllugs s23 80; -four do.
SIS red dog -four. 40 10 sacks, SS2; city
firm; bran bulk. go So per 100 10; sacks.
SZ3 49, heavy middlings do, s2i % flour do.
{S2aSS3; red dog flour. $40 n sacks, 133; oil
meaI 81 IOn t32
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
COFFEE.

Liquidation OF cOffee contracts was more
active. and the committee felt encouraged.
Conditions remained much the same, al
though an advance OF I'D In Rio exchange
on London was thought to reflect a more
confident feeling in Brazil. Comparatively
and freight market. Late cables from Bra
iii indicated a slightly easier tone. however
santos As showing a decline OF 100 refs.
Spot demand was again inactive. as buyers
were apparently confident OF a permanent
supply of coffee around present figures. Ar
rivals were reported OF about 1900 bags,
making over 200. 000 during the week In
the local cash market Rio rs were quoted
al 6i4c. Statistical position OF Brazilian cof-
fee:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16

Receipts lGG4 head. mainly for slaugh-
terers No trade in live cattle. Feeling
easy Dressed beef steady at l2q ljc for
city dressed native sides
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.

Wheat: Open. High Low. Close. day.
Dec ........ NI 81 2Ors
May ...... l 26h 26h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16

seS.sstpool, Oct. l5.-Cotton-Spot in
a,lSsse demand Sales 3,400 bales,
u SSnngg $500 American, on the basis
ass ,or middling. Imports 1911
including 1,2l1 American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
SATISFIED JUDGMENT
OCTOBER IA.
Manhattan.

Howard. Michael D-Bronx House Wreck
ing and Building Material Co. Aug. II,
1915 1891 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16

The following judgments we're Med yes
.rday. the first name being that OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
; f'T|TVTT ''ETT = 7 N y y y
IOTTONSEED OIL.

Tho market was again weak under renewed
pressure of hedging operations against free
offerings ~ crude. which was selling on the
basis OF 3Oc. a rally in the lard market,
after early weakness caused partial re
covery late I'm the day, but closing quotations
we're lHlO points net lower. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16

market, but the tone was somewhat unset
tied and trading was only moderate. Lin
seed oil was quiet. Standard white petrO-
lcum. bills. New York and Philadelphia. Sc !;
bulk 4 soc; eases. 1850, water white. bills
Dc: bulk, 5JOc. cases. 1l.5Oc. LINSEED
OII-Amercan seed. city raw. 5iqj2c; out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16

Receipts ., 900 head half a car on sale.
market firm TO a fraction higher Good
medium weights sold at s. -. Country
10 light weights.
saies-Newton & Co: 20 Penn hogs 14G
10. az SIS 80 per 100 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16

The market showed pronounced weakness
early. hut late in the session there was a
partial reaction. although final prices were
irregular. PORk-Steady; mess S2l 5OdS22
family. S24 5OQS21; short clear, s22nS25
BEBF-steady; mess, S2lqS23 family. $2sQ
$50: packet S24aS25; extra India mess S3sd
$40. DRESSED STEADY: bacOns
12lsc; $50 ID, 12ho; leo 10. 123sc; l4O n.
12'sc: pigs, 13isc: CUT MEATs-Pickled
bellies steady; 10 N, l6ic; Il 10. 1J4c; IA
H.. l5c picked hams 15lzd16c. TALLOW
Steady special. 6@4c; city. 6hc; country,
6i4qGsc LARD-Steady; middle West,
South America l1.50c: Continent. li15c;
Brazil, kegs, 1250c; compound steady. 7AM
TAG STEARINE-S Steady; cleo. &c: city
lard efenrIne- lie