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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Steamer chartering was active aud Eooi de-
mand prevails for additional boat. for Noyeil.'f
loading Rates were strong and higher. p4ne
Zone - LIVERPOOL 81. London. Hull and Bristol
go. Cork Tor orders As. picked ports large tol-
Haze "a 81. cotton t0 Liverpool per 100 lh,, 90
CIfARTFRS- steamer. l523 tons coal Ph.iadelnhis
or Baltimore % san Francisco, private terms. DE .
r. steamer 2s57 tons lay and oats. Montreal Go
rirksI Dorf, United kingdom lumD sum. - oo1
.tsr.lnnt Nor steamer 900 hbls refined petroleum
Phil deph.a to Scandinavian ports. 5s N9', Nor
steamer $500 bbls. same. private terms. nor
fsstrs- ~ 600 quarters .f4in Baltimore Oh Bergen.
Al 0r about is 81 nov. span steamer ipreVol-H 70
II 900 quarters grain CUR NJ Genoa or barcelona
4. td Nov Br steamer previously. 53 900 quarters
grsfr GuIf 10 picked ports United Kingdom. SIS 60
option MarseiIies or Genoa a. o. Nov Greek
steamer iprcr1usyl % 900 quarters ran. Hut
10 rirssf uorrs Halted Kingdom. 3s 1iad option
France Is lid Mar,e.lles ~ Pifaus A. Il4d. of
Narcotics and - Louis du hhons 8 on. N0L
pa steamer Is6 tons general cargo. SaTar1f'
a, Denmark 20, Nov. Nor steamer. $50 t1ls
general cargo Gulf to Denmark. -l,. NoT, schooner
Iil tons. coal. PiulAlelDhi. 10 Blitt'pri sit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

CALL MONEY during the week was offered more
Freely. Rate. cas- per cent
TINE MONEY currg ne week vas easier
There were loans Coz various periods 81 Ca per
..rt
MERCANTILE PAPEH-Durins ths week uad-
M VAS .,Ul limited Tie rates, 6g6i. pcr cent
fCT best names.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. --EIchanEes.
SllEoa1 G4I. balances. Slo- tjl. Ile suo-lreas-
lrs was d debtor % The extent u s-lo5to
TREASURY New York banks gained from
-hs sub Treasury S-4H.Jto.
SILVER MARKET -Har silver 10 london va
- r-IfI 40 ounce. o1 5-l6d New YORK quotation
Was 4sisc ~ CSC.
BANK CLEARANCES Boston. exchanges t2,,-
,-I 0fa IaIauee- 500 SIS. baltimore. exchanges
s-le- -> balances S7l5Ol7. Philadelphia. e2-
.Iar... SD ---. 500. balances t-4-s.lO4i flils-
llrgf exchanges $s.al4 0fl
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. There was condd-
CRADLE volume of business during the week, and
n..ee. were lower Range oi demand s.etilng
>4lbu4 s1fI. C.1s.rg rates. Gable sterling
4eIII. demand gerIng f9o6l, cable francs
.fsi- demand francs, 5.i4. marks. $50 ior cable
aud hs.s f.r UHe. ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
WALL 81. COURSE BY y. Y. L.

Under the auspices Of the American
Institute New York University -
establishing branch OF its work IN
the downtown section OF the city. II is
proposed to offer a series of courses
especially designed for those engaged
in financial and commercial pursuits.
which will be given in rooms in the
stock Exchange, the Chamber Of Com
merce. the Merchants Association and
elsewhere in the Wall Street district,
for the most part between and p. ~.
The curriculum will include business
English, money and credit. theory and
history Of banking, foreign exchange,
Stock Exchange methods, foreign trade.
secretarial duties and Office manage
ment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
ARMYAND NAVY NEWS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Carpenter G. d BARRISGER. detached recsTins
ship al Boston. 10 NEBRASKA
Carpenter WHITNEY COLLINS. detached receiving
ship a. Boston; 10 SAsm
Resignation o, Lieut.. X I. LOWSfAN accepted
MARINE CORPS
Capt W p. UPSHlR. % marine barracks. Maze
Island. upon arrival in United states
CspL J. T BUTfEICk and fsf Lieut. T. J.
TfRASHER. Jr, detached lsi Brigade. marine
corps. Vera Cruz
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
Oct s9-WheslinS a. Portsmouth; Vermont. a
southern driu grounds. Wake, A. NeNpori
Laus0n. al Presdeat Roads. Perkins. A. Boslou,
Siefstt at Whltesl0ne. Monaghan. a. I3ingkins
vile Cleveland. a. san Francisco.
Oct 3i-Staudlsh and Constellation. q, Nashinziou
yard
Oct 39-Praide from Tompsnsyiile for Hampton
Roads; TonOpah D-l. d.. D-3 and -, IRON
New York yard for Hampton Roads vermont
from Hampton Roads Tor southern dull grounds
Utah from Rocksnd f0r Hampton Roads. Wake
from New London Tor Newport: Laulson. from
Boston for President Roads. Perkins. from Pres
dent Roads fof Boston. stere,t. from IompNrs
Vile Tor Whitcsfoue. Monaghan. from Nhiies'ooe
for Tompkinsulle. Jason. from Hampton ho4is
Tor Neg NOfk. Solac-. from Vera cruz Ter IAta-
tAnamo. Raleigh. from Masatlan FOR IA Pa.
Nero from MaIatlan fof Acapulco, yorktown.
from ManzanilI0 Tor Mssalal.
K-2 commissioned Al nav yard. flEet Sound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
FINANCIAL RECORD
Here And ABROAD
Rank Surplus Gets Above
Normal - Investment
Demand Grows.

-.hor cain Of around S6,500,0OO
a lu' w ,sscrve Of Clearing House
IN saIi.~,ns brought the total TO nearly
inst SS'co9 with the exception OF 1908
slS|Vv'S M this t'mo IN dozen
the h'e S.b steady recovery IN re
vesf' 80 soon place our banks IN
seft,s y, srance full security trad
POSI- loh ,Sgomostic business alone 20 be
ing 49, This week payment for
cons ~ ,So new regional bank is TO be
stoe 49, around the middle Of the
Wse ~ lower reserve requirements
mon .yr banking act will be in force.
ol y 80 incident TO change from
UlSV 20 the new way Of doing bust
4 the q l9i he mnimizcd by the recon-
ness son that each member bank draw
me Srr funds for stock payment
~ So,osit Of reserves.
ana ~v.~plation Of idle funds shows
~ ,ot only I'M bank surplus. but
sV-thc last week has resulted IN
.ei I'd buying Of short term corpo-
~ cations. The investment de
mans rh.ce hrst appeared when the
View W. City notes were offered 10
Ti.. has now broadened until it
10 .tsndcd 20 standard bonds. These
hsee rulings. az some concession
n final prices Of the last day OF
sdins During the week investment
bouses ported what appears TO be the
bcoihnlc Of substantial buying
',,S,ennt in such issues. In the nat
NAL curse listed stocks should next
be souht
M te difficulties that stood in the
Usv rcopeuing the stock market,
scsrcit Of funds to finance trading Is
5;sapparing, sterling exchange rates
nave cached reasonable levels for
Dresen conditions and confidence or
American investors is rapidly being re-
e+orsd So IL Is still a question OF
ssII;rebv foreign holders that causes
4cIav. Estimates Of how great this IN
AK fpm Europe Will be vary widely
From Great Britain, we are told, no
GREAT unloading of our stocks ana
borfsIs 20 be feared. Houses with
Corms connections, however, arc said
10 hav very heavy selling orders TO
he executed here when opportunity OIL
fers.
Tho ch some argue that We should
he redy 90 deal again IN securities
rortl after the start OF the Federal
PeseY~e system, prospect of foreign
still impending makes the
1elief that we should await action by
-he Lndon exchange more prevalent.
there for government aid
-hicha week ago were expected to re-
,ult II immediate action, have been
,argir- fire. In spite Of this, private
yesterday said that the eX-
.ba1qt might be opened as soon as
ONE decisive allied victory restored
.cnfdtnce. So il may be that sudden
Ictior in the British capital. joined 70
,ur uoCuestioned progress. may result
n full security trading before the end
IF the year
From London yesterday 10 was
earned that the Russian credit IN Lon
Ion. through which cotton purchases
,ere were 10 be made. was being estab-
shed through transfer Of gold to the
Rank OF England. Yesterday the bank;
r addition 20 purchases Of United
states coin and gold bars, reported
-ore than 100000 in sovereigns from
broai. The former plan Of short
nm Russian treasury loan in London
as apparently been postponed or
baUdOned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
Bank Clearings.

Payments through the banks. as re-
elected in bank clearings, continue IN
moderate volume the total last week
at the leading cities in the United
states. according to "Dun's Review"
amounting to S2,O62, 634,172, decrease
o. 259 per cent, as compared with
3.777578,ol3 for the same week last
ear New York City reports a loss
of 80 per cent. The falling off in the
total of the outside cities is 1913 per
cent, which is slightly less favorable
tnan a week ago. There are indica-
tions Of Improvement, however, at
Boston and a few other cities, and
Kansas City and Minneapolis continue
TO report good gains. ....
Average daily bank clearings for the
wear are given below for three years;
1914 1913 1912
Dotober. S372. 1G4 900 S514. Az 600 S569 s64 600
gd ou'r $50 AS. 900 AT 1913 900 461 &Gj. 400
a4 oli'r 4734IS. 600 4SU. sg4 OUu 500 40. 90
I'd DUR. IO3 O39 O00 5ls $4,000 3O9l9Op
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
Movement Of Specie.

The exports of specie from the fort
Of New York for the week ended &c
tober 81 were: Silver, s5gS' 900, ana
gold. SAG, 796, a total OF so4s'ool /;
sgainst a total of Sl,l10,OOl gold and
liver last week. and s6l7,3 91 in the
corresnonding week last year. Since
January the exports Of gold amount
ed 10 Sf2sI77445, and silver, s36,3lS,-
SI5. against S69,Sl6,4l4 gold and SiO,-
Ss1.276 silver in 1913.
The imports Of specie were; Cola
S99l184, and S135,47l silver, making
a total Of S426.6O against a total OF
SCOOPS in the preceding week, and
81 as ssh in the corresponding week
last wear. Since January / the i'm
D,rts of specie amount 10 sl5,oi9,3e3,
against S2s ,79509S last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
ANOTHER ADVANCE
IN BANK SURPLUS
Excess Reserve of Nearly
$15,O00,0O0 - Further
Gain i'm Cash Held.

The Clearing House statement of the
average condition Of the banks for the
week showed an increase in cash of
S6.468 600. There was an increase OF
S6,454 800 in surplus reserve, to Sl4,-
914,95O. Loans decreased S3.238.oOO and
deposits decreased S1,250,000. No
actual" statement was made public.
AVERAGE STATEMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

No change occurred In refined sugar. but tho
market felt the pressure Of beet sugar. and IN
eTor 10 DO business retners we're naming lover
prices 10 being generally believed that tne Eranu-
iated was being sod al soc and even less. The
lI.f price Was 5 coo for fue granulstsd net less .
per cent for cash. Tie reaction. however failed 70
create ans fresh demand, the party between
refined and raw is far out OF line. Raw was easier
gain and under moderate offerings declined lsc on
.aies ~ 81. 900 ~ so. 900 b.gs Of Cuhas. out Of
store a. equal to $3.50 Tor centrifugal. More sugar
va. available a. the new low prices. but fsfnefs
mere not Inclined 10 purchase heavily. - the he.
maud flr refined vas inactive Tie market closed
u1 settlsd vim centrifugal quoted 3s2-. Holases
. SIC sud Culss. cost and freight. -hc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.



srs'ie fr..n creamery and feeling ,tFons bu. QUO
faflons without change Creamery. extras ie2
.-5rsi sgisc: higher 3ic nrsts. 2si. 3zi2c; SEE
orI. asa 5Sc. creamery. held. extras 1872 sc0rel .
am $50. higher 5.isc. hrsts ESQ Bic. seconds
81 - -l4.. -fafe dairy. Finest. H3-cs good 70
Trimr 2-a8oc. process extras. Zje zoe, nrsls
ali .4is-. Initiation creamery. hrsts. -3i4 Z -4c
CHEESE.
Ua-epts 500 boxes. NO business ln nrhsf
.,-..as ana OILS = moderate movement On under
800 fresh grade state goods state. whole milk
f-e.f ro.ored specials. Is gl5se. white. sc.
yl-.oi'-j 80. ISaIJLc wisconsin. whole milk
t,..b dsl,is,. liA. Iii.c; t4,s lie. lsins. Ii.@
i ,r7'" 80. Americas. l5c state skins. hid
..c,rI,I. Issi5ise. fresh. lax slz'zc.
EGGS.
R.-,f,ts eos lasss. There Is demand Tor he
i,,. ~ ans fresh gathered ssZ a. about late
~ r,stisx II . sAsht advance. Fresh gathered
80 49, ic1en $40 38c. EXTRA frs,s, Sic l3c !.
@ 81 = g6-. seconds 81 gle. refrigerator. spe-
,rs-t. fancy. charges paid p -3i1c: rrsts.
a. -a-f. g3d 24c. henuey. whites. fancy
49, ~ Is4 saa5jc gathered. as 20 size and
.st.v b 58-. helue-y 1fpans. Soc toc. gathered
AL aAel. % a' 'e.
FRUITS.
rRESH-Arp'ss closed nrm % fancy. ,t, 4uiei
i--,-s 1iisIlff-s ounces l1eer APPLkS-
On 1'flr a F0nS5 20. coLmgn. s5cftl = far
49,, "A. 2. bo1 f8caSi Sd. lLAhs-,r.sei. eel s.
Wss,'s-inn' Jhs,lel ijcatl rs. SEX s. . 81 .;
9 ~ " r. S5ass Beufre Clairgeau ind Beurre
h r.9iSu tbi ,ssA g shsion. s5gti 81 Ouch
81 tiasg. lat. ios6sc. common sSrs. DBL NS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
COL. & souTTN's 1911 EARNINGS.

The Colorado & Southern Railroad
Tor the year ended June 80, after the
payment Of S34O.266 IN preferred dlyl-
lends reports surplus of S65,885,
compared with 1915 O76 at the close OF
tbe nrcvious fiscal year. I'm 1918 the
road also paid S6SOOO0 in preferred
dividends. Gross earnings last year
we're S13.222737, a decrease OF ST.
S54 q4O. and operating income was 81
sol. 32S. a loss of S1,068,036.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
AMERICAN TYPEFoUNDERs' YEAR.

The American Typefounders Com
many in its report for the year endec
August 81, 1914, shows net profits Of
Sg57 42g, which is equal to 4.S3 per
cent ON S4,0OO,000 common stock after
.6educting preferred dividends. This
compares with 5.27 per cent earned III
feI3 The company now has on hand
. nrofit and loss surplus of SS4S,l0l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

tt,er,,oI OF st-WHEAT-SDot strong. No
Manitoba 2. 81. 80 ?. g. .i4d, 80 9. - 10; hard
w,nter So l0isd Futures arm. October p -'2d;
Ue.,raber 9s 80 tOkN--put quiet, American
rnitsd new. 7,ld Futures rrm. Ort01er, IS 3i
DeSsmber. 5s64d HAMS-saot rut Ga. bA-
cON-CIear bellies %. LAkD-Prne Ne.,e.n.
,t.-.es rrW 81, "a. I'd fss SHOULDERS
s6nsre 62s URPENTiNE-spiriis 3-s %.
FfOIR--MLntsr palenis. 49s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
Eastern Steamship Suit.

Boston, oct. Auxiliary proceed
ings were Instituted in the Federal
Court to-day for the appointment Of
receiver in this district for the
Eastern Steamship Corporation. The
plaintiff is the Berwind- White Coal
Mining Company of Philadelphia,
which filed the original complaint al
Portland, Ne. yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Oct. 31.-Big receipts at
primary points made the wheat market
fall back to-day after an early advance.
The close was nervous at &c under
last night. Corn finished unchanged
TO &c down, oats off a to &c, and pro-
visions varying from lOc decline to a
rise of SC. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

There was nothing On lae news % indicate any
change in conditions and owing 10 the tercenteuaGy
celebration holiday spiri. prevailed. Brazilian
cables showed further decline o. I'D In Rio rx-
change on London, and the unsettled state u e1-
change continues 10 act az a lettering influence IN
The cost and freight market. Miirels prices 81 Bra
ZI we're unchanged iu Rio aud 100 reis lower Boo
Santos. The local spot market was inactive. but
prices remained steady and unchanged and liberal
deliveries show that the interior mas been supplied hy
cost and freight purchases made some tine ago
Local spot quot atoms were the basis OF 64sC for
RIO IS statistical position OF Brazilian coffee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
ARMY.
Washington. October 81.

Washington. October 81.
From The Tribune Bureaul
lieut.. Col ARTHUR W. YATES. CuausrInsster
Corps upon arrival IN United S,sies. 20 San
Frdnclsto Tor examination Tor retirement.
MAJOR WILLIAM l.. LITTLE. Medical Corps, from
Fort WalsgOrth. upon arrival OF MAJOR WILSON
r. Davidson. Medical Corps. then proceed 70
Texas city and report 10 Commanding general.
"a Division. Tor assignment 70 duty with station
Major RAYMOND r METCALF. Medical Corps.
from once attending surgeon. Washington. 70
First Lieut. WILLIAM R. KENDRICK. l7th rnf.,
20 Walter Reed General Hospital District Of
Columbia
First Lieut. PHILIP " LJUNG5rEDT. Coast
Art. from 18TH 20 18th Company.
First Lieut. MARVIN l.. MALLOY. 18th INF, %
Governors Island for examination for retirement
First Lieut. HARLOW G.. FARMER. Medical Re.
serve Corps from Madison Barracks. 20 home and
stand relieved from active duty IN Medical Ne
Second Lieut. WALTER G. RILNER, Sd Inf. de.
tailed IN aviation section. signal Corps. as an
aviation student. 10 signal Corps aviation school
san Diego.
Eusign " D. Lamont. detached North Caro-
iiua 20 Naval Hospital. New York.
T. e. MGhEE. detached Sacramento; 70 Louki-
ana. .
Chief Carpenter PETER TRUTLEIN. detached
Nebraska; TO home aud gAt orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTs.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Flour quiet but nm Spring patents. - 6ossN
a s. co. spiinE c.e4s. s. lOgSj 30 extr. W /
winter. 81 25sSi SO. No 2, fl6A 20; Kansas
strsights S. l5Ns5 20. fancy spriEg patents s. Is
gS7IJ. BUCkWHEAT FLOuR-Duu: s. 900
s. - per 100 10. RYE FLOUR-Stesdy. fair 20
good, SjH$5 20. choice 20 fancy. S. 25HS 80.
Quiet: nne white and yellow. 81 j5ayl %.
coarse. 81 500s 81 %. FEED-We,tern steady: bran.
l00-lb sacks. SO 2j9 81 20, standard middllng.
do SO 25uS.3 90 nour TO- SIS 30 red dog 40 ID
sacks. $50. city steady hraa. bulk 81 %. sacks.
50 10: heavy middiiugs 100 sacks, so 49, -four.
10. So 80 red dog -four, lf0-lb sacks. $50. OIL
AfEAT-t3ls .Jl 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
OCTOBER 81.
Manhattan.

Tie afst name is that Of the debtor. the second
that " tLo creditor and date when l1dEmsn' vas
fled.
Dolores Mines 90 and Mines 90 o. America ID
E..nuar. Oet so 1914 SBQ13f5
F..s- "a Wa.d. July "a 1914 ilsg ~
% o. 4 isI. $40 a
Rulas. SIS Yaccars: Dec .. 1913. $500
Iy.vf.flrth Combination Co y k15inO ard A 70
rtz1I-G : Germ4Ii. Sep, 20. 1914. is5 81
Nl..eomb n s--M 81 SIMPLIFY. NoF e. 1909;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
SEED PRICES.

.r,f.J, Oct 80 -CLOYEEsEED-Not quoted
ArsitE- Prime cash SIS A.. Dee. s. 20, elar.h.
g. 70 TIMOTHY -Prme. cash. 8 ST.. Dee.
& 5aL Mach s. ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
CASH QUOTATIONS..

Iron ". 40 fsl4 30 coffee. No Rio G'.
Iron, y. No 2 fl42j Sugar. fine gran $40
Iron. S. No IA 80 ATolasses. OK. p 5j
steel rails. L2j Beef family ....I4 so
Wheat No 2 red ! liz Tallow, special. 6's
Corn No vel S2A Pork. mess. Il %
Oats. stand VIII 63a. Hogs dr.. 100 10 II
Flour, Mpls p. 3 90 Lard. mid West 10 s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
SHORT TERM NOTES.

FURNISHED Dg sHartW0ut s. Apbenzeilsr a.
Pine st.
The following Is a llst OF notes. all due
within one year. ana on which there are no
Trading restrictions as 70 Irlce. Apprx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

LOcaI mafKct Tor spof c1tI01 U0WIUII NllIIrTn
spot msfaeis Galveston. re HIGHER A. 1919
sales. o 100 bales. Nes Orleans. 3. higher Al go.
sslos. ii0. Mobile. - higher at 6-.c sagsnuah.
&c higher a. &c. sales. 2552 Charleston. ~
higher a. &c sales. 100. Norfolk = higher a. r.
sales. 6lS. Augusta i-lsc higher AZ -i5c. sale.
9is Memphis. - higher a. $50 .ais'. $500
higher 1t az. II..,o1 D. Ityts,' ~ -.
4 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

Liverpool Oct N.-COTrON- Spot Good susI-
ness done, trade broadening. sales. 1900 tales ln
Guiding O.l0O American on tl6 basis u iS0d for
nddllngi Imports Iil8 bales. an American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. October 81. 1914
RFEN


Receipts isl head. Including cars ior me ma,
tef ~ saes reported Feeling steady. Dressed
beef quiet Al l2alJc per ID Tor common 10 choice
native sides.
CALVES.
Receipts o'6 head ll3 on sale. Market slow and
weak 40 sales OF prime state yea.s West virginia
and Indiana yeas sold a. 500 $40 o2i2 per i00 lb
,eals SOW at IlGlso per 10; country dressed do
i2d l6iac
l39 10 average $40 62is per 100 b. culs l3s. .
Tob,r a shannon. " Va yeas 213 Do, So s
sed calves 900. s. -: J. $50. s. 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
EXPORTS.

Rye, bush. ...... n ioj Lard. lb..........S-9i0o
Barley BUSH. rs l2j Grease. H.. 1000
Flour. sacks. Ii. 5f5 Cot seed oil, ID $50, 90
Rye -four, bills. 15a Lub oil, gals....li0.5 800
Grass seed bags GS Cotton, bales. l,lH
Bacon n - 50 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01

Business small and price changes we're mar
row The tone showed some heavness. owing 70
prospects OF liberal receipts ne1t week PORK
quiet. meas. S-iaS2l so; family. S2ia;2e shor
clear. i22sI25 BEEF unsettled: mess. s2lgt?3.
mes s36aS3S. DRESSED HOGS steady hzcous.
loa.c; $50 TO- l04c. 100 lbs llc 40 10. Ike
pigs IlF.c. CIT MEArs-Picked bellies steady.
10 lbs Ice. y lbs. ija. Gltc; "A JOS. ljisc.
picked hams. steady. l5Gl5itc. TALLOw quiet
special. CSC; city. SIC; country. 6Agt'sc. LARD
steady middle West. I0.s0,al 10 zoe. city steady.
l6lsc. refined quiet South America. .l0c. Con
tiusut n SOC; Brazil kegs Is Zoe. compound easy.
%. a1c. sTEAlllAE dun. oleo. $40 city lard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Sew York. October 81. 1914.
GRAIN.

WHEAT-Recent political developments in Europe
ana fears o. further complications have intensified
he bqilish feeling In the wheat market, as Il
strengthens the theory that America will have 10
furnish an even greater amount 0f wheat 20 i'm
porting countries Latest news on the Argentine
crop, which viii be harvested IN November and De
ccmber, has been less favorable. and the yield IN
Australia Is believed 10 De no more than enough Tor
home requirements Export sales, however. wcrs
Only about so loads. and the market after showing
an early advance. developed a saggng tendency aud
closed a. unchanged 10 &c Up SO far ' big
foreign demand has been Offset by very Ia do
nestle supplies aud tie fact that farmers have sold
freely. Freight rates were firm and higher. and
war risks also advanced, making export operations
additionally expensive. In tho local cash market
No red winter wheat vas quoted az 81 IN; No
hard, 81 10; No I Nor. Duluth. 81 IS. No I Nor.
Manitoba 81 rs ali nominal q / Buralo
tCliN-The market was firm a. the start IN sym
patty with wheat and on hrmuess abroad. but
The trade was not disposed 10 favor the buying side
prices e1sed on and closed net unchanged 10 &c
lower IN the local cash market No yellow corn
was quoted az S-4c. q % arrive. and prime
Argentine a. Use nominal delivered OATs-Sentl-
meat Rss bearlsh. and after ar opening advance
prices essed on and closed 2. a 2c net lower Local
cash market steady standard quoted a. 1914 aisle;
No 2. H05iiac. No 3. j3Hj3isc. No l. 52h G53c .
fancy clipped. 54aj6zc. ordinary CLIPPED J3ia .
'jc. al elevator. RlE-Strong. No Western. CSC
Buralo. BAkLEN-steady. feeding. 6jHGsc.
and mating l@S0c. { I Buffalo. BUCK
WIEAT-seady; japanese, 81 TO- mixed. 81 g.;
silver hull, 81 ts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-01
COTTONsEED OIL.

Showed a reaeti01afy tendency afIer a 3Ieady
opening aud Al the close prices were ! point net
higher to points lower. Crude oil was stll dead o.
Locked wiki practically no Offers. and. while The
large cotton crop assures big production u OIL
many operators believe that prices have reached a
level close 20 the cost or production II not lover
aud that the big demand for all sorts a foodstu1s
in Europe viii sooner Or later be- felt ia OIL Which
Is an edible product. Local contract prices.