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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-04-11

The City Fathers got the papers off
last Sunday ia the matter Of the S40,-
900 bond issue.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-04-11

Smoke aTHE1 Trade Cigar man.
ufactured in New Iberia, 5 cents.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-04-11

Now is the time to take a cor
respOncence course in swimming.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-04-11

The early corn this year prom.
ises to be very late.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-04-11

Never mind about given the
devil his due. He will take il.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-04-11
MOSS CLUB SAUCE
Now Is Cents. Buy a bottle.

Villa swears but never surren
ders.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-04-11

From Shoe-peg to a ships spar.
BERTRAND LUMBER co
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-04-11

A man may be q child of cir
cumstances, ruled by them, or a
parent of circumstances, ruling
them.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-04-11
HEALTH RULES.

An apple a day
Keeps the Doctor away
An onion a day
Keeps everybody away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
COTNTY COtKT,
KINGS COUNTY.

sURBOGATE's COuRT-scHULH.
so day calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

CALL MONEY. g per cent some banks
leaning az 8 Ier cent
TIME MONEY The time money market
was nominal with ali dates az 20 per
cent.
MERCANTILE PAPER.-There vas prac-
fe.uy no trading In comncrclll paper
patre rer cent for all naturties.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMLNT.--Ex-
change. SiC4 300 COS balances, S'ebi 900.
mo Sih-Trcasury was creditor Co the
amount Of $iJoG AS.
-r-r TREa-I EY New York banks lost
20 the ub'rrDssIrv Sl5otWO ana lost
sine, Friday S5f9fo11
DOMESTIC ENCHANGEs.-b BOSTON. gar.
10 r..f. .o. premium BID. alt premium
asked. Montreal iIac discount, san Fran
rI.so OAR. Chicago. 35c discount, MlhheaIo-
lis. COZ urcmi-u-
RAM CLEARlNGs- Boston. exchanges
$50 Sf..3sS balances S5oS-lo' ba,tiMeie eh
,lauges s. DO c.G balances sob tol. Chi
ego exchange S44. 43G O53. balances. Sl,tlN. -
200. Philadelphia. exchanges 81 tvs elli bal
eneee 81 Eeq ..JB. 81 Louis. exchanges Sll,-
,Os 65s. balances. 500. SOC.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Business was
again restricted. with rates firm cable
sferlinr. 500. demand sterling B. cable
francs. 3 10. demand francs. b.l2r5.l4; cable
marks. gr. demand marks. % e-ie.
EMERGENCY CrRRENCY.-Tota sp-
piled for DO date. SO. a33.3'O' applied Cor
yesterday. 500 600. total banks applying 90
date 80 banks arn'l INK yesterday .. total
received ~ Now YORK 90 datc. sos fi2 coo.
total delivered f1 date. $lI 1Is 900. delivered
Yesterday, s. SOB 0pi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
ENGLAND SEEKS STEEL
INQUIRIES Here for Export
Raw Material Coming.

Relief from tsc scarcity OF ferro-
manganese which had been perpleNlnC
the steel makers was reported by trade
authorities yesterday. With CONT
mental markets closed. inquiries axe
being received iu this country for
finished and scml-fulshed steel prod
Ucts from Great Britain and South
America. but actual domestic buying
is naturally extremely light
"The Iron Age will say: Early re-
lief Of the tension ia ferromanganese
IS prom scd from England. English
makers may be able 20 ship TO this
country next week While their ores
from the Caucasus are cut OF. q grea.
deal OF orc from India. originally sold
90 Germany. is now being diverted 20
England.
Apart from this, the feature OF the
situation is the inquiry coming from
England for American steel. Great
Britain Will be in the market for q
large amount Of finished material.
originally placed with Continental
works. Canadian inquiry is reported
al Pittsburgh for plates, sheets, TIN
plate and wire products. Japan has
incurred for American low phosphorus
have increased also. Pig iron buying
has almost come 10 a stop
"Thc Iron Trade Review says:
American steel makers are receiving
inquiry for finished and semi-hnished
products from all parts of the world,
and foreign buyers appear DESTROYS Of
opening new sources of supply IN this
country 20 replace those shut of IN
Europe. Most Of these inquiries ap-
pear largely preliminary 10 real bust
ness. and. with the factors of trans
portation and credit still more or less
uncertain. tangible orders have not de-
veloped IN many cases. The mills also
are going slow in quoting until further
information Recent advances in do
nestle Steel prices are holding well,
but disturbed conditions have de-
pressed new buying for the time being,
az least
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
SPOT COTTON
PRICES LOWER
Mills Asked 10 Work with New
York Exchange Toward
ReOpenlng.

The work Of ringing out old con-
tracts has been proceeding more rap
idly on the Cotton Exchange since the
policy Of transferring all interests
into December was adopted. A spe-
cial committee Of the exchange
has asked the cooperation OF Amer
lean mills 80 this matter, IN the belief
that their assistance VIII be Of mate
rial aid in an early opening Of the
exchange and IN q rational marketing
of the coming crop. The plan pro-
posed is that Southern shippers shall
cancel old contracts,wIth the mills and
renew them again IN exactly similar
form except as 20 price. 10 is suggested
that the price on all new contracts be
made, say, at 10l2 cents for mlddhng
landed mills. The mills would give
their nOn-iuterest bearing notes, due
on the last day Of the month IN which
shipment may be made them, for the
difference between the original price
Of the sale and the new contract price.
This note would be indorsed by the
Southern shipper, who would turn over
the Endorsed note 10 the commission
house in New York or in New Or
leans IN consideration OF the receipt
%. such note the New York or New
Orleans broker would guarantee the
delivery Of the cotton through the
Southern shipper TO the Northern or
Southern mill or mills at the lower
price.
The Liverpool spot market was re-
ported unchanged al 6.2Od for Amer
lean middling yesterday, and for the
first time since business on the exchange
was suspended a full list Of English
prices was given. showing the premium
on the grades above middllng had IN
creased s points since the end OF July
Sales were officially reported Of l,4OO
bales. but people here with English
connections say that the spot business
i'm Liverpool recently has been IN eN-
cess of the official reports so far re-
ceiyed. and that probably 10000 or 40
600 bales have actually been sold dur
ing the last few days. il is estimated
ina local circles that about 1000 bales
Of spot have been sold from the New
York stock since the first Of the month
largely Of low grades, and prices ap-
proximatiug II cents, basis mlddlug
have been realized on these trans
actions Prices for spot cotton IN the
South, however, appear 20 be very
irregular. and small sales are rumored
as low as 9izc 10 9e4c for new crop
delivered al New England mill points
The only spot market making Official
quotations is Augusta, and the price
there was unchanged yesterday at
lOat C for old and csc for new crop,
middlnC. Reports from Washington
that President Wilson has signed the
cotton futures bill were received with
out much comment in the local trade.
Liverpool Aug 19.-Cotton-Spot-
Sales ] $50 bales, including 1,400 Amer
lean. on the basis of 6.20d for middling.
Spot grades quoted nominally as fol
lows: American middling fair, 7.24d;
GOOD middlng, G.76d; middling, 6.2Od;
low middling. sgd; good ordinary.
4.76d: ordinary. 412d. Receipts 1000
bales. including 100 American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

Earnings report Of the Kansas Gas
and Electric Company, a subsidiary Of
the American Power and Light Com
psny, shows gross revenue Of S16.252
Tor July az increase of ~ per cent.
ine gam sd net revenue was consider
ABLY reduced, owing 70 an increase OF
nearly u per cent IN expenses and
taxes. For the twelve months ended
July 81 gross earnings amounted 20
Nll2.505 a gain Of is per cent, and
net earnings were S4O2.249. an increase
q % per cent. Dividends on preferred
stock totalied 100000, leaving o bal
shes Of SlI9343, S58,126 greater than
70 the preceding year, equivalent 70 90
per cent
Massachusetts, Northeastern.
Authority has been granted the
Massachusetts, Northeastern Street
Railway Company by the Public Ser
wee Commission for the issuance Of
80 additional shares Of common and
$500 shares OF 6 per cent cumulative
FsferrCd stock al par value OF 500,
l'ge,her with S1,000,0O0 IN bonds.
Detroit Edison.
The Detroit Edison Company and
constituent companies report Tor july
eennercial electric earnings Of $685.
SOC and municipal electric earnings Of
1882. sales 20 street railways were
S@032, and 20 other public utilities S4,-
l60 Steam sales amounted 70 S2.s2s
and Incorporating revenue was S6'32i.
Operating expenses and reserve funds
iotalled S2g6,355, an increase Of 1872
per cent. and net income was Sl68,1o4.
20 per cent higher than IN July Of
last year. Interest charges were S74,-
004 and depreciation reserve was SAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
Mo. Pac. Reorganization.

Steps toward a reorganization OF the
Missouri Pacific Railroad were resumed
Yesterday when the two bondholders
protective committees and the stock
holders protective committee each Sc
lected two members TO represent them
ON a general conference committee.
The committee representing the hrst
and refundng per cent bonds ap-
pointed as its representatives AIeA4n-
lcr I HemphiIl. president of the Guar
~ Trust Company, and Jerome j..
W,1auer. of Kuhn, Loeb & Co; the
rommittee representing the collateral
4 ner cent bondholders consists OF
6tto n. Kahn. and Benjamin strong,
r. president of the Bankers Trust
Combany; the stockholders committees
viii be represented by Frederlck
Strauss. Of j. & W. Seigman d Co..
and Robert Windsor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20

T0uIFVIIIeI AuE- Is.-0HIEF MD
LANRS-Reccipts. 1889, market steady
top lambs. ~ a5Ac. Few fancy Central
Kentucky 81 a premium. seconds. su6Lc.
Culls and butcher lambs. So Sc. best fst
sheep, ~ nfac. medium and common
sleep. unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20

Tn, reaction In raw apparently haQ no ~
nueuce In the refined market aside from
Checking TIE demand TO some extent lii.tr
were unchanged on the basis ~ t'-c TOT que
grauuIated. quoted by aIl rehuera Ait'r
having bo,crCl around ihe record pIl,, o'
.fr Tor Cuhas cost and freight Tor some
DAYS nav was a. shade easier. under moe
crate offerings and prices declined about 's-
ON sales Of 20 90 bags az Clnea. prompt
.rtpm,ut 10 a local renner. This. however
Vas looked upou o. onlV a natural reaction
after the recent sharp advance OF over --1c,
and Tho market closed steady. az t.-ic iot
CENTRIFUGAL Bee for molasscs and 9'sc Tor
Cubas. cost and freight. otner PUSHES ~
ctuded "a cargo OF Cubas % the American AZ
SAC. cost and freight. equal 20 6.slc ioL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts sTs. including 10 cars Tor the
market sheep slow ana - lower; prime
lambs steady. Others slow and lower. Pens
not cleared Ordinary 20 prime sheep teWes)
mon 10 prime lambs. s. 2dSs 70. culls. s. 20.
Dressed mutton SLOW at Sole per NJ dressed
lambs, 13di7c-
sales-J shamberr q SON. rs Ky lsmbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The demand for tonnage was SOM" az
better. and several boats were oioseu GU iol
s,'d o,ferfnrs limited. Quotations 70 Liv-
80 49, ~ London, Cd Bristol 4lsd;
con- for orders IS Cd: picked ports, = Is,
,,-, Tonnage As Charters Norwegian
80, IG 900 bbls refined petroleum,
49," q, Deumark, y Z. Sept. Norwegian
tonne. q 600 hbls. same; Dutch steamer
.s5f TOMS coal Norfolk 90 10 %, 'a'-
fao r,,.rters crain. Baltimore 60 Liverpool
4. t,-',I,,uth ANonmoufh or Cardiu. rs
-L'J option Hayre. Dunkirk or b"Fdea ill'a
81 Ioi.d prompt British sie~iiei' g., ,',gs9
esirs ana Dunkirk. g cd. option Eouen' os
sd. prompt. British steamer 5o,0oo ps
grain. Gulf 20 one or two ports. u Is, Ss %
T y on schooner, s4e tons. bosl, Phla TO
lFalffaN 81 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20

800 leaving a surplus Of S53.359, gain
Of 26.3 per cent
Pacific Power and Light.
The Pacific Power and Light Com
pany reports for July gross operating
revenue Of Sll7606, an increase Of
S6.650. or per cent, and net revenue
after expenses and taxes Of S5S,SSI 9
per cent greater than for the same
month last year. An increase Of . per
cent is shown IN gross revenue for the
wear ended July 81 and q gain OF l6
nor cont IN not revenue. Dividends on
,re 100000 preferred stock were
$4,000 and 100000 ON the Sl,bOO.oOO
second rrcfcrrcd. Balance for the
wear was SS2.797. a gain Of nearly 20
ucr cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
SIrRROGATES NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. Surrogate OF
the County OF New York notice is hereby
given 70 all persons having claims hs.lnst
York. deceased 20 present the same WITH
vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers, a.
their place Of transacting business. Room
S9- No 81 Nassau ST. Borough OF Man
haitian. in tho City Of New York. on or
before February LIST. 1915.
dated New York. July %, 1914
OTTO DOLL, GEORGE DOLL
FREDERICK DOLL JACOB DOLL, Jr-
Executors
EUGENE V. DAILY. Attorney for Exec
utors. 80 Nassau ST. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
nay And STRAW

Most business BE- iu new, which ranges from
81 for shipping up Co 81 so; exceptionally
So for me best. either in small or large
frleg straw frm, especially No 1 long rye
HAY-farge balcd. old. ton. Timothy. prime
80 4 S244$-5. 80 Co 40 ., Slsnt-5' fancy
light clover. mixed. S--0S-3, other mixed, Sl5
l{0. No r clover tlgH-0 STRAN-k}e, old
an now. So I. Si6 lSmall baled hay JJc
lower uer f.n than large)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
AUGUST 10.
Manhattan.

The first name IS that q the debtor. the
second that Of The creditor and date when
Judgment was filed:
DYpsvay. r. E.-R Fl. 3 Sircom Co; Nov.
~. 1912; SIP is. -.
Kitchen. Jaue-D Gllmour Door Co. CCl'
ssne-same: Oct. "a. 1911: 1891 50.
Milne and Smelter supply Co-H. v Herr
mann: June 20. 1914; $ll9 80. ..
Rizz. Id Baum Ct al; July Is, 1914;
sslomon. s. G.-S. Solomon; Aug. 2. 1911;
Foy HI. A. Phihrlck & Bro Dec. 81,
1906 Cancelled 1886 So.
Same. G. Bergman, Jan. 9, 1907 'can-
celleD; s2l2 60.
Samo--P. & y. Corbln or New 1oTh' nov .
1906 Cancelled SG1s 10.
Michael d O. Wilson; July %, 1911
cancelled: 1886 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The resignation Of +. A. Delano. now
on the Federal Reserve Board, as presi-
dent OF the Chicago. Indianapolis &
Louisville Railway has been accepted
ny the directors, and tho selection OF
ms successor has been referred 10 the
executive committee. He will be re-
tanned as director.
Exports Of copper so far this month
total 9,472 tons, and since Friday last
3,414 tons.
Directors Of the Cities Service Com
psny have postponed the regular
monthly meeting, which was 90 have
been held yesterday, until Wednesday.
August 26. The monthly directors
meetings of the North American Com
pany and Detroit Edison Company,
scheduled for yesterday. have also been
postponed, after failure TO get
quorum.
Charles o. Burbank. Of Boston, has
retired from J. r. Williston & Co.
J. P. Morgan & Co. announce that
dehritive Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line
Railway Company first mortgage Az
per cent bonds, series A. are ready for
delivery IN exchange for their trust
receipts properly Endorsed.
The Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Company reports for June gross earn
iugs of S45l5.756. decrease Of $152.-
261, and net earnings Of S259,947, q de-
crease Of S312322.
The monthly meeting Of New Haven
directors has been cancelled for Au-
gust, and 10 is expected that no regular
meeting viii be held until Septem-
Der IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
Manhattan.

The following judgments for amounts OF
more than SOC we're filed yesterday, the first
name being that Of the debtor:
Arrow rrug Co.. Inc. a. Peterson,
Auer6ach VIZ Duartes ct al. ;447sA
Rleoh. W-O Starhes ~ al, $50 g.
Brown. =. W.-Oppenheim. Collins Co.,
Barae.,e. Josephine-M J. Krous Co.
Blscs. R-F. J. Nevoomb Manufacturing
DeIz. Frances. Il Kari, ,24sH
Deli. Same. sos 81
Del. A. and France. J Kelly, 1921 80
Douuocker, j. G.. and Agnes Nv. c. Ely,
EIy. sarah E.-w. ottman. SOS IS
Friedman A. I'D. Strauss, 1894 50.
Goldman. j.. and b spleeel-G. II Van Ros-
could & Msrsden. Inc Williams 1929 81.
Hi. Mar.c-E Equitable Trust Co. Of New
IIylea. Emtiy-w. }. Spain. !23s-o6.
Horton. IT, J.. ad-Bank Of New York. Ma
tioual Banking Association. ;5,eS5 40.
Isaacs. 81 A. and Minnie g. Frank Realty
Co-Pu5.ic Bank Of New YORK city
Juniats Manufacturing Gov. V. Darling
Klas.. ~ ~ A.. saa Max Glan's-BaTWln
Klns ". J.-Tweifth Street Garage Co, Inc
1i1soui,z. C-s vrabei. s154222
Lawrence Julia w. g.. and United states
Fidelity and Guaranty Co.-H. c. u. Nor
ri. sT1.4lG Or.
Same-K W. Morris SJ.s57 20.
Ieltrer. IN schwartz. t2.9l3 IS.
tfaudfl-koru. Eafie--Gcrmauia Bank OF City
MeEloy j. r. and John sehreyer-Hanis
Disabling Co.. 1892 Al.
Nealelsohu. s.. and NJ. Kaplan-S Jacobs
Nine o. Gii1yen's Toilet Preparation Col.
Nls-.'n. {. SC. Payne. .3lo2A
Nesiboysky FUNK Wasnaus Co.,
Aisr5itto. Id Kahn. 1892 -.
Nsurhton. H. W.-Wright Ditson, sos u.
orr FL r. Hgbie, tls5 Us.
Eeickstein. N.-Yor6viIe Auto Garage Co.
Rc,noiis. #. Union Bank OF Brooklyn,
sbea1in' d.. and C.. W Lipschi,z-B. Alt
schuler et al. 1856 40.
c4me-Same. &4oo AZ.
skinner ". C-"Edourd" 1913 a..
Sclickerling. C.-H. scheme, S174 y.
chirfnau j Tt r. Jones. S51S 90
TreIonuick. Vi. &C. J.. sykes CO. So-o 70.
Waters. Elizabeth, ainN.-W. j. Waters
The Bronx.
A. schatzldn Sons. lnc.-A. Posi- et al,
t564 ~. $1,000.
u0Ermaun. Dom * oudelman, Si23 10.
Irfrr l. IN Colleaiy. S53s p
Nc%utt can Coo T.. owen. $3.50 81.
SserIip Esthsr-I Sedsonwein. AlOz 81.
crrrsrl, T,ou.se-S. Erdenbrecher, S52l 80.
Thalrose. B-H Harris ct al, Sic ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
WHEAT STILL CLIMBING
Corn Alone Declines in Chi
cago-Provisions Higher.

Chicago, Aug. l9.-Ail Board OF
Trade markets except corn. which was
bearishly influenced by rains in the
Southwest, scored further advances to-
day. Wheat gained Is to &c; oats 4
to &c, and provisions 7 10 40c, while
corn declined IS 10 y. Yesterdays re-
ports of export sales, while uncon-
frmed, were still bullishly influential
in wheat, as was an advance in Liver
nOol Whila tho Enoi,eh anuar.n.I..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
APPOINTED.
RTCFIyTKs ApPOTNTEn
BRONX COUNTY.

suprcmme Court WEEKS. }.
Bk Tor FavIC N1rflu-b l. Julau.
A IaHI.-E l. An.-I- on J M-.uan-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
FINANCIAL RECORD
HERE AND ABROAD
sign of LeSSened Demand
for Currency-Sterling
Rates Go Higher.

e.
Some encouragement was derived
....,~ssv from signs OF slackcnirc Of
1900 - e.. ;-+ori,~
ne currency
banks on local lnsNlut''Hs anu %
increase in cash deposits here, en-
-rovers having found that payroll needs
49, ...st1,. r,c. ;v tho new
were 'N'"e -s go.
emergency bis. Nheal So"'i"1'" '''
r3vavce and cotton and grain were be
,---s lo-. r,, cvrort Ex-
~ f''''' - 80 er,r Soa'-
y change rates. however "'''
crs who had sold for seasonal hee"S ~
Sc covered bv grain bills normally
..+-.. .-,,,5 .b,s time taking al
paper thal was o"e''"'
Discussion OF financing INC cow"
..., continued and more definite plans
WV 49,, 49,. .t.- ,y,.t,.-.,-
No! DC 'Nl'''''
conference carly next "teA- he'.si'i.
OF Che government 10 purchase ".u
operate foreign sHile tNt our O'.A-
uCrcc ana 20 insure ""i iiSNs Na9 ""
other step "aIo S.e"i--s 1P '"' DO"
ternaNohal t'ae ''''"' go ", "N,~''
conduct az government NesSels tAIouSA
s federal controlled coTpofauon sue"
ts that holding the Ianama lnes is
far from simple oat WIN the sea I0@-
sonS1.y under eontroi OF one sac or
th6 other 10 may De assumed 'nat SNIP
men,s 80 made under the american
f1g VIII proceed lhoistui PEG OIo'-
Manly Pre- court Hl'el' PC 80 49,. 49,,
20 be called upon 70 determine the
sistLs OF slch Grant ou' I'D tAe pres
foreign nations N..L Go
thel- best 10 preserve lhe lLie"oS".P %
tUs country '"Io~s" ""''-"e '"0.-
tccrrca. nights.
While -i would oe uAa--.'l...ea -oI '.'e
United States, as owner OF shipping 10
beg PERMISSION oi All me oe.-seieA's
foI t1c rsli 10 use we llsA seas
thcrc N.- without oouol o Lue~i
standings hrriNeo az Whlch the nations
concerned, particular! since ONE -"-
intercepted procession or aileI'o .;
products ABROAD - ctS'Itl az iSo"!
by European as .! amer ga" DS'..-' -
men. OoNeInmeil' oWheISNip anu Oi'4
suon sho.-l oAl! ne uHOeI '~he" --
great emergency oul mere ~ appears
|. such an cneI cencE EXISTS "llh pres
i ent shipping laws on the statute pooHs
4 g would te ASKING HuCN OF '..''e
i1anceI' 10 purchase '--'s ga ava .-'
vessels N--a lAe coAS'aI.- -"-.sol .-'',,
suspension OF the regulations WINS"
alone would make the venture pfC-'"-
be might De ended al any Nme' As il
IS, the loss. y loss must come WILL pe
widely cis-fi outed ana lAe INN e--a,e
beuelt so the hauon shol-d lar o~s-
vsga 90 $50,
Iron and stee- trace pooi-Ca'lohs 'o-a
G. improved prospects III Jl@. sloA'
mtnulac'll-As 4-u-stI!' e4I l --.-
gEntse 3, expected 10 ne shlPpel from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
CITY COURT.
Spccial Term--Part Smith J.

centrifugal and 600 bags OF Porto Rlcos. IN
mort az equal 90 $50. for centrifugal. VIII
lett g. GRAY report the movement OF sugar al
United states Atlantic ports for the Week
as follows. Receipts. s. 1Ql tons against b, -,
the previous week 81 Sf1 last year and - lyi
iu 1912. meetings 60 90 against 6fVD tfgp
and 80 100. total stock 3E.3if, against S5t-i',
aSg $50 and 2JlC-s tons respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF
Columbia. August Is. lslf.-Sealed propo-
sails will be received az the Office Of the Sec
retary OF the Board OF Commissioner, Room
500. District Building. until o'clock =. VI,
August Is, 1914. Tor grading certain streets,
aggregatlng about %. 600 cubic yards. Forms
of PROPOSALS. specifications and necessary In
formation may be obtained from Chief Clerk.
Engineer Department. Room 42l District
Building. OLIVER L. NEWMAN FRED
PRICK /. SIDDONs, CHESTER HARDING.
CouuiesiOners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-20

we're not seeking wheat on this side.
and Montreal resold 100000 bushels
bought here yesterday, they were said
20 be in the market for -four. Other
influences favoring the price were esti-
mates By an English expert of reduc-
ton Of 354,O00,0 900 bushels in the Euro
pean crop, and export clearsnees, main
~ from the Gulf, OF i,255,0O0 bushels.
The volume Of trade early was heavy,
but il died down after the first hour.
Range Of prices: