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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
COTTON FUND PUT
AT S135,OOO,OOO
South to Take the Burden of
Risk - Bankers Go to
Washington.

What il was hoped was the defnitive
plan for the cotton pool was arrived
at in this city yesterday at a con-
ference of those bankers who met w.
P. G. Harding, of the Federal Reserve
Board, here on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Harding went back 10 Washington
on Wednesday night, but Festus J.
Wade, who originated the idea of the
cotton pool, stayed here TO help per-
feet the plan yesterday. -
Instead of pool of Sl50,OOO,0OO II
Is now proposed that S135,000,000 of
cotton warehouse receipts be deposited
with a committee to be made up of
members of the Federal Reserve
Board. Against these receipts the com
mittee will issue Sl00,000000 or what
will be called Class "a" participation
certificates and S35.000,000 of Class
"B." Those of the first class VIII be
sold to Northern and Western banks
and other subscribers to the pool,
whereas the S35,000,000 Of Class "B"
certificates are destined for the banks
in the South, which viii actually lend
the pool money TO the cotton growers.
New York City institutions Will fur
Lish about S5O.000,000 of the. entire
Pool subscription.
The pool money will be loaned out
at 8 per cent on the basis of 6 cents
a pound for cotton in the case of the
Southern banks, and about 4.40 cents
pound in that of the others.
A number of bankers will appear
in Washington to-day to attend the
meeting Of the Federal Reserve Board
that will consider the plan. Among
them will be ]. P. Morgan. Jacob H..
Schiff, William Woodward, president OF
the Hanover National Bank; Francis
L. Hine, president of the Clearing
House Association, Albert II. Wiggin'
chairman of the Clearing House Com
mittee, and james S. Alexander. presi-
dent Of the National Bank of Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
FINANCIAL RECORD
HERE HERE And ABROAD
"a. Funds Accumulate in
wv London - Demand
Sterling Firmer.

-. increase Of more than as
rrivste deposits reported by
WV ; ~ England yesterday brings
he D. 20 n4s, 100000, against fS4'-
10 ~'I n.tore the war broke out THIS
ooe'"V s Of idle funds aeeumu-
"" london explains why English
lSHns : are not pressing for payment
'''a..ntile debts due them here ard
= "t Is possible for London BAN Dankey 5
hs' ' = american bills freely. With aid
n''s,f government guarantees open
discounts in the British eapi.
' =, ruling under 4 per cent 3d. "
% ." s.r Of the moratorium causes
be - Strain than is expected the
% ns, aid Of London in extending
' '..sit. until cur commodity shipments a.H
a'.' our balances due should mean
little difficulty NJ, =, Eng.
p'l 'aS.5 some 100000 to its Soid'
la' =. .' o.reentage of reserve rose over
sn' :, 80 Z :, more than 27l1, in spite
J .p' y, deposits. The moratorium
q 'n sn. Of exchange having been
...S, 70 an end during the week the
'''1s go, was not reduced to the ex-
-. ~ has been shown in recent re-
'''' mt was nevertheless about $780,
vi, W ,,rer. The fifth issue Of ElO'oOo'-
~ Y. : british treasury bills was over
y. ,. : three times at an average
~. ~ shout 80 per eent-ratAer bet
,s,n had been expected.
r,.m this city 100000 was sent to
c.,,ds yesterday on account OF pay
Al New York City's debt leaving
~, over 100000 that the sub
mag banks paid in exchange IN re-
-, 20 the recent call. Demand
..,g,r was a trife frmer yesterday
.',s,y heavy buying for mercantile re-
..;,.nsnts appearing again as rates
s..nsrbed more reasonable Levels
sIvsnee. however, was less than
~ Al 8 cent in the pound, better sup
o. al grain and cotton bills iurnlsh-
NJ broader market. -.
Sort term issues were hrm yestet-
,,s New York City's new three-year
.s;,s touching their highest price
-, and long term bonds, II is under
800 were dealt in through the STOCK
rvslfnge clearig house IN reasonably
- onoount Wheat was rather re-
,,tispary on profit taking following tho
-.ssst rise. but a good amount OF the
,,,in tas been purchased for Shipment
juring the week so lar. r,.-A
re Baltimore & Ohio and Lehlgn
valley reports for September RECORDED
s.oS advance over August earnings.
p,i,imore & Ohio. with loss Of nearly
ssos oo0 in gross. showed only about
10000 decline i'm net, and Lenleh val
lsy made improvement IN Ootn gr09ss
M net over 1918. Southern racine
bsTeyer. reflected the depressed, con
5itan, in the South. its losses belng
gr,ster than the month preceding.
~ expected adjournment OF Con-
v,sss 4 was hoped. would have a salu-
,sry eject on business in the South
sS5 Southwest. where hopes Of main
aiming cotton at around 10 cents have
wsSe ,ollsetions difficult and clogged
.be courses OF trade When the cotton
mol plan is finally amounted and the
sTtsrt Of the relief TO be afforded IS
sssritslv fixed. liquidation should re-
sslt = unlocking considerable amount
d payment that has been neId up
through extravagant expectations OF
government Intervention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23

"a n average 80 20 per 100 10; Is Penn. 81 10,
81 30; & state sheep. - n, - =,
Kcsns Commission Co.: in Ind iarnbs. 81
r. ~ g, y, :, Z. i r0' Vs. /" sheep j" 3D.
% Penn. "a n, 81 GA: 2 sheep IFS 10, g..
Newton & Co.: iss state lambs " TO- " H.
ysariings 70 70. "
HOGS.
Receipts, 1000; ali for slaughter. No trad
Ing; nominslly nrm Country arsssed hoS'
steady; medium and light iSGlSe
Chicago, Oct. 72.-Hoos-Recsipts 1900;
strong; bulk, 81 1851 80; light 70 wa. 90,
% Honss 8. y ss'1 lS pa. 2,s q S's =
TLE-Rscsipss' 5000; weak; basses. 90 lSa
SO IS; steers, 50 769ss rs; stockers and feed. -
ers " eoBs1 SO; cows and hsiTsrs 20 20
s oS 1 sm .b.. Ssi sOS sE d5 yssfass
IS eoGse 80; lambs, 80 lOQsI 50. ..
1909: higher dy' sSIf. s. iossf co. ssssS ~:
Il s IS s e. s. g' icsS1 sf ~ S SGaf' s. s
CATrLE-Recelpts, 1900 steady prime f., ia
steers. 50 5Ogsf0 rs. dressed beef. g o04
80 20: Southern, 81 259SI; cows. 81 3gsI 20;
ass. bulls. 5000 as; calves. seaslo %;
9s7 50. yearllnss IS $3.50 %; wsthers. $50
IS 10i ewes, g 2Sgss IS; stocksrs and feed
81. Louis. oct. a2.-Hoos-Reesipts. 5000;
hightr; pigs and lights, SO coqs7 20; mixsa
and butchers, s79s7 go; good heavy, 81 40
81 IS. CATTLE-Rseelpts, $500; steady;
beef steers. 81 6o9$i0 IS; cows and heiteTs.
S9Qs9 IS; stockers and feeders s6gs7 %;
Texas and Indian steers. sc1Ss; cows ana
heifers. Aas6 80; native calves. s6g$lo %
sHEEP-Receipts, 1. 500: steady; native NUT
tons. Sass Is; lambs. s7qss.
East Buffalo, Oct 22.-CATrIE--Receipt
100; duh. vEALS-Recetpts. 200; active;
s5T$12 HoGS-Receipts, $500; active;
heavy and mixed. 81 s0Gs7 s.; Workers. 81 %
gs7 IS; pigs. 81: roughs, 50 1886 81; stays
ST 254s9 20. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Re-
ceipts. 1900; sheep slow; lambs active. uh-
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
SITUATION
WITHOUT CHANGE
Many Warehouses Being Built in
the South - Spot Prices
Generally Weak.

Prevailing weather conditions over
most of the cotton belt are favorable,
and picking has evidently been max
ing rapid progress. Each day sees
some cotton pressing for sale in South
ern markets, with prices weakening
first in one section and then in an
other. On Wednesday, for instance,
Texas was offering cotton consider
ably below prices in other sections.
The result appeared TO be that some
small lots of distress cotton were taken
off the market. and offers from there
were a shade higher yesterday, while
some Of the Eastern belt markets were
lower. thus meeting the competition OF
the previous day from the Southwest.
These weak spots probably reflect no
great volume of offerings, but it seems
that a small proportion of each days
receipts is forced for sale on mar
ket which contains comparatively Few
buyers. The work Of building ware
houses is making steady progress. and
Austin, Tex, reports that licenses have
been issued for twenty-five plants since
the beginning Of the season in that
state.
no fresh developments were re-
ported in plans for reopenlng the local
exchange. 1t is said that the COM
mittee in charge Of the plans for TAX
ing over old contracts has practically
completed its canvass and has SUI
ficient support pledged to insure the
success of the plan. which would leave
the market free from old entangle-
ments. or with all such commitments
fully provided for. According to
Washington advices the Senate adopted
a resolution yesterday which provides
for the appointment of a committee
Of five Senators to confer with the
State Department in regard 10 the ship
ment Of cotton abroad. Exports yes
terday were only 1926 bales. making
a total so far this season of 369,l45
bales. against 2,077,254 last year.
Local market for spot cotton nom
inal Southern spot markets: Calves
ton, 1-16c lower at csc; sales, 500
bales. New Orleans. quiet at Csc;
sales, 895. Mobile, quiet at Csc; sales
25. Savannah, Bc lower at Csc;
sales, 1875. Charleston, isc lower at
csc. Wilmington, lsc lower at csc.
Norfolk, steady at Gao; sales, 81.
Augusta, steady at 64c; sales, 1,732.
Memphis, steady at 6hc; sales, 2,6OO.
st. Louis, 4 c lower at 6Bc. Houston,
quiet at csc; sales, 4,l63. Little
Rock, quiet at 6hc.
Liverpool, Oct. 22-Cotton-SpOt in
moderate demand; prices unchanged;
sales, 4,4OO bales, including 1000
American, on the basis of 5.05d for
middling. Imports, 24,732 bales, in
cludin0 1879 American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
Reserve Directors Back.

Pierre Jay, chairman Of the New
York Federal Reserve Bank, and Ben
iamin Strong, ir., governor. with other
members Of the board. returned yester-
dav frcm Washington, where they con.
ferred with the Federal Reserve Board
earlier in the week. Mr.. Jay said that
more than eighty members OF the
boards Of the twelve regional banks
were present at the meetings; Inc
New York board will immediately take
up the work Of getting the local oahK
ready for operation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
Bank of England Return.

London. oct. la-Tba weekly statement Of
the Bank Of England shows the iolio" l US
cbapeer. Total reserve increased fss6,Vo
ctrc,Iation Increased ll32Q00, bullion In
creased fSe5. 36G, other securities decreased
ts97. 0oO other deposits increased iAl'"'V1'
rubUc deposits decreased i,96s,0Ol notes re-
serve Increased $4,000 ana government &C.
curities decreased f5. 49, OoJ
The proportion Of the bank reserve 70 ma
hliity this weak IS 1852 per cent, against
2s as Tine rate Of discount remains per
cent. .-.. ~. Il. 49,,
gold and f7s4.00o in American coin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

Liverpool Oct. %. - wHEAT-spot
steady; No 1. Manitoba. old. ss I'd: No ?.
new. 9s: hard winter. IS lie: futures
steady: October. So lid. December. 9s %.
CORN-Spot quiet American mixed. new
BACON-Cumoerland cut. TBS; clear bel
Hes. us; long clear mddies. light. 7fs:
long clear micdles, heavy. 73ci short clear
Prime Western. ,ierces new. SOS Cd old.
Sis I'd: American refined. pals. 54s I'D
56-Ib boxes. SIS Cd. Calcutta LINsEED
(Oct. and Now. AS %. LINSEED OIL.
2is TURPENTtNE-Spirit 32s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
Reduce Far Value of Stock.

Stockholders of the Riker & Hege-
man Drug Company, at a special meet
ing yesterday, authorized reduction
in the par value OF the common aud
preferred shares from 500 to So. Ar
amendment to the certificate Of incor-
poration providing that directors need
not be stockholders was also author
lied A reduction in the number OF
directors from fourteen TO twelve will
90 into effect at the next annual meet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
U. 8. Treasury Finances.

Washington. oct. 22-The condition az
the United States Treasury az the beginning
OF business TO-DAY was:
Net balance In general fund. s95 06S. lot.
Total receipts yesterday. SI.SSSS64
Total payments yesterday. 81 365.s52.
The deficit this fiscal year is S39.I7fOA2.
against deficit OF s6.s2e7s0 last year, ex-
elusive OF Panama Canal and public debt
transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23

was inactive. Prices now are $3.50 for the
Federal. with other renners selling at 6.90c,
although the list price OF the American ro-
mains unchanged at &c net, less per cent
for cash There was no change In raw.
sales ~ about IL, 600 bags Of Cubas were
confirmed this morning at axe. to local
refner. but holders offering moro az this
basis failed to attract attention, Market
closed dull at 426c for centrifugal, S.elc
for molasses and 3hc for cubes. cost and
freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The following railroad reports for
September were made public yesterday;
Baltimore & OhiO--Gross S. TS2.532, decrease
$3.50 IA; net ST. 63f,l29 decrease so. 80
Lehigh Valley-Gross s35l5S27. increase
set, g3s: net 81 go. $50, increase f33 95l.
Southern Pacihc-Gross ST.. $40 900, decrease
1901 $40; net S410S37 decrease Soli6Ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
OCTOBER y.
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

The first name is that OF the debtor. the
second that Of the creditor, and date when
Judgment was fled.
Ioewensteln " and Alioe-Puhlic Bank Of
\ Y City. oct 49, 1914 cancelled. sS53 %
Rosenthal. l.. HScheuer; Maroch ., 1914
cancelled: N.lb 80
Bsck. n P-J W Young; Oct 49, 1914; syl s5
Hilderbrandt. J--McDermott Dairy Co; Sept
1905: $3.50 81
Goldner. p and J-s Karp; Oct 8, 1914;
$3.50 IS
Dryden. Helen MA Giordsno; sept .. 1919
500 %
Griffin. r B-N L Munro Estates. Inc; Avg
4 1914; 81, iS9 II
HAYES. CIR waldo; June 70. Is1t; SOS 10
Kennedy. d E-B J Rodgers at al; March
Nc. 1907: sl6S II
Lightstone, Ethel RI n osinsburs: Juns
IL 1914; s34s 80
Laskin, Leonora-M N Kahn; April q. 1919:
sll9 o.
Poit. wv T swezey's Sons Co; Nov IS
1912, $3.50 81
TComey. Pr Douglas; Oct = 1914;
s230 81
The Bronx.
Central Union Gas Co.'S Schwartz; Oct TO-
1914: S2ls IS
McSiahon, T in o'connell; July 10, 1914:
A564 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
OCTOBER 20.
Manhattan.

The following judgments were fled yester-
day, the FIRST name being that OF the debtor;
Allen, W d jr-w d Stokes, s67l Il
Abrams, S-A Bernstein, S433 So
Atlantic Phosphate OIL corp-E y sayrs
et al N.Vbz ~
same-RopublIc Rubber Co Of Ny, ,50s %
American Club Foundation, Inc-Rogers Pee.
Co, 1889 II
Altrad.s Inc--IJnited Metal Covered Door
4 Sash Co. sltS y
Auerbach C--State Bank, fl4S %
Boes' J-watts q Cook Inc. s46f II
Blumberg, Nm Bernstein. tl2t s.
Bergman. LII Hudnut, Inc, fl3f 9s
Bohan, VT Traynor, kZlf %
BaIdu,in' III s-H ID Selleck. SAYS al
Dyrnes J-Swinehart Tire a Rubber Co,
i27s 81
Brooks, L--sun Fireproot Sash 4 Door 20,
crah.yse H-H c psekinsoa, s5ts IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS

Iron. n, MOL ftl4sO Coffee No Rio 81
Iron, ~ No 2 ia IS Fine gran sugar B7o
Iron, s. No { 1850 MolasseA. OK, Is
Steel rnils..... LIS Reef. family ...f2 90
Wheat, No ? red ! lSL Tallow, special. eA
Corn. No 2 vel SA Pork. Iness.,... Il IS
Oats, stand VIII $50 Hogs. DR.. leo 10 lih
b1onr Mpls D. 80 Lard. mid West 10 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. October %. 1914.
GRAIN.

WHEAT-Export sales OF wheat on Thurs
day were variously estimated at from so TO
100 loads, but Il was evident that Europe
was not buying as aggressively as earlier IN
the week. and In consequence the market
developed an easier tone and closed izG+c
net lower. Foreign markets were firm,
Liverpool reporting broadening demand
and less pressure OF offerings. and there was
quite an active foreign demand for futures,
which resulted In an early advance OF ll9
sc. When this demand was hlled leading
commission houses. which had been good
buyers on Wednesdays advance sold freely,
end prices declined 60 point where stop
lOss orders were encountered. Under THIS
pressure values broke 1f4c from the TOP but
toward the close showed a partial reaction.
In the local cash market No red winter
wheat was quoted at 81 1871; No ? hard:
81 1fa; No 1 Northern Duluth, 81 lC5s, ana
30 ! Northern Manitoba, 81 ~. all nominal,
q ( Z Buffalo. CORN-Sentiment was divid-
ed. and while prices al one time showed
gains for the day OF "a nc. ahd at enother
losses OF &C, final prices were irregular ~
isc advance TO &c decline. Weather con-
ditions were more favorable and offers more
liberal, but cash houses were good buyers
and here were further complaints regarding
market was arm, owing 10 less pressure OF
offerings from Argentine, and there were
rumor5 abroad that several Plate steamers
had been sunk In the South Atlantic. Argeh-
tine shipments FOR the week were estimated
az .. 400, 900 bushels compared with J41i ,OJO
last year In the cash market NO = yellow
corn was quoted AT NS1tt 10 aFiAFt, o'N
prime Argentine at 7Sc delivered. OATS
Tho market was moderately active and prices
We're slightly lower, closing az net loss OF
Sac. owing 20 reports Of larger offerings
from the country. Export sales were esu-
mated at about 100000 bushels. Cash mar
ket steady. standard white, 53g53l9c; No >,
54a54Isc; No 3. 52q52hc; No g. 5i1sf52se;
fancy clipped, 55aj6Ac, ordinary .eippsd'
J4d5Ji3c, all elevator. RYE-Firm on ex-
port sales Of 300, 600 bushels; No western
g4c. c / Buffalo BARLEY-Quiet; feed
ing. G4n66c; mailing, 70gSOc, 1 Buffalo.
BUCKWHEAT -- Firm; japanese. ~ So
mixed, 81 50; silver hull, 81 iO CANADIAN
81 10. ....e,-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
NAVAL STORES.
rnrr0NsFED OIL.

The market experienced a further sharp
1,riine owing 10 hedging operations
sSsinst liberal offerings OF crude. Crude
oil is moving unusually early. and houses
S,i,h southern connections were selling
f-eeiy in the local market In consequence.
Crnde was quoted at zoe in the Southeast
aud osI5c IN Texas Local contract prices;
"NN Yester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

sPayable in scrip, redecmabie in cash IN
two years. with interest at per cent yearly
"a reduction Of q per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
THE INDIANAPOLIS UNION RAILWAY
COMPANY,
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. OCTOBER
z, 1914
Bonds Wanted for sinking Fund.

The Indianapolis Union Railway COM
pany Of Indianapolis. Indiana, will receive
sealed proposals for the sale OF twenty
i've thousand Dollars f25.o00. 00) OF its
First Mortgage Bonds. az the ONCE 81 the
Fidelity Trust Company. In the city n
Philadelphia, Pa, on or prior 90 the nrSt
day OF November. 1914. Bonds offered az
the lowest price not exceeding par ana
accrued interest. will be accepted and paid
for Should bonds OF different holders be
offered at the same price. the number az
bonds taken from each shall be on a pro
rata basis, as nearly as practiCa Ia pro-
portion 70 the whole number OF bonds
offered ". 7. CANNON, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
ton d Co: { veals. 80 NJ. 81: %.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts, $50 head; cars on sale. Sheep
steady: lambs firm 10 a fraction higher. Com
mon TO good sheep (ewes) sold al 81 59dfS
per 100 10 ordinary 10 choice lambs, ~ zoo
s. 20: yearlings. 49, Dressed mutton steady at
sdilc: dressed lambs nrm at l2dlslsc; few
hog dressed selling as high as ljc.
sales-Tohin & shannon: 100 state lambs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23

IBy Telegraph 10 The TrIbuhel
Louisville. Oct 22.--SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts for four days. 313; market steaay'
case; fat sheep. 4g4hc: ommon unhangea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

MI MILLING COMPANY,
tREvrpr49 WALL STREET.
M "yD STOCK DIVIDEND no. e.
n, NV NV York City, September 80. 1914
4, Directors Of this Comnanv bsye "a
on p.sred dividend Of TWO AND
,s1ia~s (2hfe) PER CENT. from the
ls'fss 81 ., ne Company upon the Pre-
9. CO. 20 < payable October 81. iei4. At
n9skholSs,. tne Company. 70 the preferred
ma trsns,loi record on October 20. 1914
w b closes ooohs OF the preferred stock
NJ. ana open on SaveTnhs s,.' %
. len o'clock A. NJ -'0'e'"OV' =
JOS. A. KNOX. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
PROVISIONS.

PKONlSlONh.
steadier owing to smaller receipts OF
hogs and frmer prices AT interior markets;
az well as covering and buying credited
10 hacking interests. PoRk--Steadyi mess
s2IG5S2i so: family. S240s26; short clear.
sg2M sos. BEEF-Easy; mess ~ q go;
family, S24Qs26: packet, S29G Sz4 extra
India mess. SS6Qt5s. DRESSED HOGS
steady: bacons. IKE; $50 ID. II sc; $50
H. iihc; 40 To- ll%e; pigs =, i2He' t,lc
10 Ia. ISM ai6c; II 10. 15c; picked hams
quiet l5b 9lsc. TALLoWEstessdayGi s spe-
fARDEStrong; Middle West 1850
i0'e5c; city firmer. loho; refined urn:
south America, ii.s0c; Continent 1l60c;
RrsziI. kegs. 12sOc; compound easier, "a
ne. sTEARINE--Easy; oleo' Sc oiy
'"'u' NAVAL STORES.
Turpentine was quiet and shade easier
In svmpathy with the South. where some
Independent dealers are selling below
negTed prices Rosin quiet and tar un-
Changed. SPIRITS TuRPENTI ne. Ma
chine hills. 47c. TAR-Retort, $500; kim
&C. ROSIN-Common 10 good strained.
S'SO@SsOc; b. u. e; p. q, ana J , nc;
X 4s5c; NJ, 5.25c; n, e.S5c; w O. 6.SOc'
ord w W g. goo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23

Rehnod easier and WhiIt tehntIs Were
taking orders Under the list prices trading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CALVES.
REEVES,

Receipts. 2ii2, mainly for slaughter. No
trading IN live cattle. Feeling steady.
pressed beef weak City dressed native s.des
i2ai5c.
CALVES.
Receipts 5A head; $50 on sale. Veals weak
10 a fraction lower: grassers and yearlings
almost nominal hut steady. Common 10
choice veals. s. 5Oatl2 SEA: culls s. 50dis; fed
calves, S. 25ds7: medium grassers. s. 90. City
dressed veals easy al Halsi1c; country
dressed. 12Q17c.
Sales-s. Sanders: % veals. l4s n average.
81 s?h per 100 10 Is. 40 10, SIC s.; : cults. 80
10. s..
culls. i45 m. s.; grassers, 10 10, s. 20.
Kerns Commission Co: Ind ana veais, 173
N. t2: Sc. Isl N. $40 %: /, 80 10, 50: g. 81
M. ISIS; %. 25i 10 q e2ts II culls, ieS 10.
81 50. II Indiana fed calves, ei7 n, 81; Is, 20
Nerton 4 Co: veals. $50 N. 81 q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
NEW YORK PRICES,
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.


fLOth hND MAssAl.
Trading IN -four was inactive, but prices
spring clears. 81 1895 80: winter patents,
81 35SS5 90: winter straights. s. l0dS5 %:
extra No 1 winter. 81 2JGS4 so; No 2. S40
81 20: Kansas straights, IS 25QS5 20; fancy
spring patents, So 75dS7 II. BUCKWHEAI
FLOi' R-Easy; 50 40Qs2 10 per 100 10. RYE
FLOUR-Easy: fair 10 good. S5aS5 20; choice
10 fancy. 50 25QS5 -. CORNMEAIr--Steady;
Kiln dried. 81 10 RAG NEAL-Steady; me
white and yellow 81 65aSi 20; coarse, 81 90
GSt 90. FEED-Western quiet; bran, lOo-ro
sacks. S23 25qS23 90: standard middling.
500 aOas23 IS; flour DO. 500; red dog hour.
f40-ft, sacks. 1872: city steady: bran, bulk.
500 G5: lO0-lb sacks, S23 20: heavy middlinsr,
s24 %: -four miidllngs. S32ds33; red dog
-four. $50 OILMEAIs--S3O 5Oq$3l
Coffee.
Conditions in the coffee market were prac-
ticallv UNCHANGED. and operations were being
intcrforpd with by the unsettled coalition or
the exchange market In Brazil. Rio exchange
on London showed n decline or ftd, ana the
fact that the market Is subject 10 VIDE dally
fluctuations makes Il practically imposslole
for brazilian shippers 10 offer coffee here az
present 68b 600 bags Of coffee ancat Tor the
United States from Brazil, which assures
consumers OF liberal supplies and has ten
dencv 10 discourage aggressive buying. Prices
for contracts through the voluntary commit
tee were practically unchanged, on the basis
o. Z eOG5 p5c for December. and the TACT that
Humiliation has made good progress has ere
atcd q more optimistic feeling among opera
tors reear1ing the early opening OF tho e1-
change In the local spot market hlo Is
wero quoted at csc Statistical position OF