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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

The Detroit United Railways Com
pany reports for the fourth week in
July, gross revenue of $685., 436, 500
$40 less than for the corresponding
week in 1918. and S1,06O,96S for the
month Of July, decrease Of $s2,949.
From January TO July 81, gross earn
lngs totalled $316,974,sS1, a loss Of
S444,27O from the same period in the
preceding year.
Hamilton Gas and Electric.
Stockholders of the Hamilton Gas
and Electric Company. who have re-
quested review Of the order Of the
referee levying an assessment Of 100
per cent upon 100000 worth Of bonus
stock issued in 1907, have received
notice of q decision handed down by
District Judge HOLSTER. The court
sustained the order of the referee for
the most part, and holds that all
creditors whose debts were created
after the bonus stock was issued, eX-
eept those who had knowledge Of its
issuance prior to the date Of the crea-
ton of their debt, are entitled to
share in the assessment fund. Il was
further held that the trustee in bank
ruptey may bring a suit in equity to
recover and the entire matter is re-
ferred back TO the referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
CASH QUOTATIONS.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York, August S. 1914.
GRAIN.

WHEAT-Was again under the influence
Of the war in Europe. and wartime fiuctu-
atoms prevailed. The export situation
showed little or no Improvement, but the
outlook was distinctly brighter and this
resulted IN a sharp upturn in values. chit
cago closing 22sc higher, while at o'clock
the New York market was quoted at 81
for September, an advance OF 2hc, while
December was at 81 06, or 4Hc higher.
Northwestern spring wheat markets were
firm, but Winnipeg developed weakness and
lost from ~ gaze. Private cables from
Liverpool and London said that IL was
expected there that difficulties pertaining to
export and exchange VIII be overcome one
by one. and the trade was anticipating
practically normal conditions in the ex-
change market next week. y few bills
OF exchange have been sold, and steamers
are putting to sea here and there, and
there was less evidence of pressure OF ac-
cumulating supplies on the market. In
the local cash market No hard winter
wheat vas quoted 9Glzc, and No red at
SOC elevator, domestic; No l Northern Du-
luth. 81 IS, and No j Northern Manitoba
is, C / Z Buffalo. CORN-The domestic
supply and demand situation was consid-
cred distinctly bullish, as stocks are very
small, cash demand is active. and the gov
eminent report indicated much smaller
yield than expected. These conditions
brought about strong market, and prices
at the close were 2s 03iso net higher.
In the local cash market No yellow corn
was quoted at 9jc, ! T. TO arrive, and
Argentine at S7G 90c, as 10 quality. OATS
The market was nrTn and higher, closing
with net gains Of 2H2Lc. largely in SYM
pathy with corn, and on the belief that the
high prices prevailing for cash corn Will
have stimulating influence on the con-
sumption OF oats. Local cash market arm
standard white 49, q47c; No ., 47a47isc;
No g. 46d47c; No 4, Asa 46c: ordinary
clipped. 4511 G47Ac; fancy clipped ~ o.
i9c, all elevator. Rhythm. No . West
ern. 7S%c nominal. c New York export.
BARLEY-Firm; mailing, 60GG5c'
Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
Movement of Specie.

The exports Of specie at the Port
% Nsv York for the week ended Au-
cs.t we're: Cold s1S,941 ,250 and
siysr ssO.sSe. a total Of S19,02i ,93l,
.g,ins total Of S24,41S,565 gold and
-'ivsr last week and s609.SO7 IN the
corresponding week last year. Since
January the exports of gold amounted
10 SOS 457.349 and silver S25144,l4s,
sesinst s6s.742 $3.50 gold and S3O.964, l5s
silver in the corresponding period last
year. 81,
s2O0.062 and S3t.271 silver, making a
total Of s23S,SSb, against a total OF
i2s5.455 in the preceding week and
s772B52 in the corresponding week
last year. Since January l, SlO,9o3,-
O25, against Sl9,934,5s9 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Announcement is made to holders of
receivers certificates of, the Oklahoma
Central Railway Company, issued I'M
DER order Of the Oklahoma Circuit
Court. in October, 1911, that all out
standing certificates will be redeemed
and paid at par and accrued interest
on September l, at the Office of F. j.
Lisman e. Co. Certificates will not
bear interest after September /.
The income account of the Chino
Copper Company for the quarter ended
June 80 shows total profits of Sl,lO2,-
1O4. an increase of S3s5,346, and sur
plus after dividend disbursements of
s45O,O24, a gain of $963,O56. Produc-
ton OF copper amounted to 17,032,S7l
rounds, as compared with 11,99O,S92
pounds in the corresponding quarter in
1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
MANHATTAN BEACH SALES
Several Plots Purchased at
Charming Estates.

Sales at Manhattan Beach Estates in
the last week include a plot, 6OxlOO
feet, on the westerly side Of Coleridge
ST., south of Oriental Boulevard, 20
William n Tanner; a plot. 40xl00 feet,
on the westerly side Of Coleridge ST.
south of Oriental Boulevard, to Will
lam H. Long; a plot, 6Oxi0O feet, on the
easterly side of Exeter St, south OF
Oriental Boulevard, to +. Muller, and
plot, 60xlOO feet, on the westerly side
of Exeter ST., south of Oriental bou-
levard, to F. A. Grass.
William H. Long has purchased the
house at 228 Coleridge ST., and Mrs.
Julia Stevenson has rented p Cole
ridge st.
New houses are being erected on the
sterly side of Exeter St, south OF
Oriental Boulevard, by Mrs. Mary A.
Brannen and Mrs. A. f. Cassidy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
Bank Clearings.

With all the leading exchanges Of the
country closed and transactions IN the
financial markets generally restricted,
q sharn contraction in bank clearings
might naturally have been looked for,
hut in the face of these adverse condl-
tions the total of all leading cities IN
the United States, according to Dun
Review" makes quite a satisfactory
exhibit. amounting to $2,567 ,l99,34O,
which is a decrease Of only 1.9 per cent
as contrasted with the S2,617 ,593,953 OF
the same week last year and OF SO per
cent compared with the corresponding
week in 1912, when S2,670,73l 500 was
reported. These losses, however, are
entirely accounted for by the contrac-
tion AT New York City of 6.2 and 1913
per cent, respectively, in comparison
with the two Immediately preceding
wears, which, taking all circumstances
into consideration, cannot put De re
parded as unexpectedly moderate. Inc
outside cities make still more FAVOR
able showing, the aggregate OF All cen
tres being SO per cent greater thais
last year and 7.9 per cent IN excess %
two years ego. Pittsburgh ana LOUIS
Vile are the only points wnere the eA
changes are smaller than IN eltneI
wear. and these losses IN poth iiiS SIS ~
80 little more than nominal. On the
a4bar hand. the gains at a number OF
tranortant cities are notably large
s,,,ony them Boston, which reports IN
cresses of 1873 and 10; Baltimore' zo;l
snJ Kit. Minneapolis, 1913 and 4o'4i
"a New Orleans, 1876 and 81. average
dailv hank exchanges for the year u
cate are given below for three years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09

RESERVE.
STATE BANKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
MONEY AND EXCHAN it.

can. MONEY during the week. SOS per
cent. .t 80 rrsc-
TINE MONEY during t a,so, wff@ 20" there
t,aiiv nominal as 20 quotations, a., ~ q
80 n Jew loans Tor the shoIt pe''oN' 90
w. csnt' but the total was small
MERCANTILE PAPER durins M, Inc dome,
r,es olIiet There wes elmosl - cent
SIC FIransactlons were made at per ''''
sor the best names.
crrARrNG HOUSE STATEMt,, 70 - - -
tLhAi'ss-f1e 7ef se3: balances. Ss'tof'lO4'
S ghs ssnb.rreasury was creditor TO the sA-
tent OF sl.229,6Z9. ... lac,
sUB-TREAsCR1. SEC ooo
CtEARANCES -- Boston. e1-
bANh SIS I3S.o5s. balances tI6i,tI4 i BE-
timore exchange $5.54sS ea'S sse 49,
s59 Phiiadclphia. exchanges F-v,,dSsnses
,sis,ces s2.iS7467: Pittsburgh exchanges
t724i .0G5 ..,... Wa no
FOREIGN Exch d5IES, during the week,
iOfeisn toss demand sterling was noHhi"a"'
~ "a IS and cables AZ % 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

BY Itiegrdpu 10 i ne 1fiDuuc.
Albany. Aug. s.-The Catholic Film Asso-
len ls7 Hcyman ay., New Rochele' II. l.
McCardell. New Rochelle; I. A. kayanagn'
New York.
waters. $4,000 Mary Dotterweich. 3is Cen
esee St. Buffalo: Henry Winter. Jacob
Winter. Buffalo.
Interstate Apartment Corporation. Lester
shire: $1,000; W. H.. Harris. scranton. Penn.
c. Z. Vosbury Binghamton. y. u. h. h.
Evans, LestershiTe. y. Y.
Barsky ONCE and Home Equipment Coz
Manhattan. furniture. 5000, Jacob B2rsi},
1915 4ith St, Brooklyn: J. n. Zieser, Brook
Ign: Alexander Natanson. New York.
Cooley Manufacturing Co., Manhatt1n: en-
sineers supplies: $1,000: r. l.. Henry. %
WOOD Arthur Phelps MARI. n. y.
Fluegelman Producing Co. Manhattan;
theatricais: So lsdor FlueSeman. 3l6
West sth st.. New York: Henry Fluegei-
man. Charles TrOsk. New York.
T.. J. Fox. The Bronx; plumbing; $500;
Q. A. Glasberg 81 West lllth 81, New
York; 4. }. sessa. T. J. Fox. New York.
jewelrs: IS. 900: {. A schopp. /. l.. sehopp.
q. "A. Wielard. Buffalo
Adolf Feldhus. Manhattan: liquors. 50. 900
Adolf Feldhus, 1873 Amsterdam ay.. New
York Anna Feldhus. +. A. Ticmey New
G. N. r. Manufacturing Co. Manhattan:
jewclry. $40 900. ]. 2. Campbell a. Maiden
Lane, NeN YORK, j. J. McGinnity. {. J..
Raichle New York.
Chr. Bieiland & CO.. Manhattan; importers
OF fish; 5000. G.. WillUmsen. - SSth st.,
brooklyn. Finn Sandbcrs G. b. Tippett.
New York.
RosenthaI Engineering Contracting Co.
Brooklyn: $4,000. Joseph Ro8enthal lsS Hey
ward st.. Brooklyn J. r. RosonthGi. Edmund
Glgeck, Brooklyn.
scientific Specialties Co. New York IS. 900
Fritz Rohde. II Madison ay.. New York; Car
Naumann. NJ. .. McHugh. New York.
Ricardo pine CO.. Manhattan. $1,000. r.
r. Burke. 1911 Park ay.. New York: chris
TOPPER o. Brien, g. NJ. Norden. New York.
Michigan Distributing CO., Manhattan: tex
tiles: $4,000, r. Alpern. 80 Market ST.. New
ark. y. j.: Joshua Llpshltz. NJ. A. Schlessn
ger. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09

and butchers. 50 5O1i9 %; good heavy 49, 49,
50 90 CATTLE-Rcceipts $50. STEADY ~, ~,
beef steers. 81 jOdSo . COWS and neitsrs. ~
81 q: stockers and feeders. Shs' ~ 49,
and Indian stecrs S6dSS 3. COWS and heiier :,
Sass 30: native calves. sGdil0 90. sHhEs
Avn LANES Receipts zoo: steady: native
muttons. siQsl 50: lambs Sass p ,...
40. sttong VFAIs-Receipts. 3; active -
0si2 90 HOGs-Rcceipts. 200. active hes,Nox,
50 i5G $40: mixed iOasiO Is. Workers, 3le lyu
$40 80 pigs. so 1880 p; r0ughs. y 0dh 80.
s,sgs 81 ij6T q. SHEEP-Receipts. 400;
steady and unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
Sales at Brightwaters.

The T. B. Ackerson Company report
the following sales at Brightwaters,
Long Island: An eight-room bungalow
on Potter Boulevard, plot 100xl50 feet,
to James l.. Buford; three-acre small
country estate" to Frank Ross, Of
Manhattan; one-acre "small country
estate" to Mrs. Nina c.. Strutzel, OF
Brooklyn; one-acre "small country es-
tate" to Mrs. W. P. Baker, of Brooklyn,
and a plot in the Pines, 100xl50 feet,
to II. B. Merritt, of East Orange, n. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
PRICE MOVEMENT
in COMMODITIES
Wheat Well Beyond the 81
Mark-Corn and Oats
Up-Coffee Steady.

Fluctuations in the wheat market
were again violent and erratic, and
more optimistic feeling regarding .eX-
still higher, the September option
showing a gain of 214c and December
4Itc, carrying the latter to 81 O6. Corn
was bullish on an active cash demand
and bullsh report, gains for the day
being 25sc and 3lsc net. Oats gained
from &c to Csc on the belief that the
high prices of corn will increase the
consumption Of oats.
Coffee prices made slight gains, al
though trading was inactive, and the
spot demand covered only small job
bling business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09

Washington, Aug. S.-The condition
of the United States Treasury at the
beginning of business to-day was: Net
balance in general fund, Sl39,744,647;
total receipts yesterday, s2,l29,565;
total payments yesterday, sl.s3s,SS7
The surplus this fiscal year is S660,lOS
against a deficit of $685., 237 last year,
exclusive of Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
Big Glendale Tract Sold.

The Glendale Development Company
bought from Well & Zerweck and from
Henry Ruth about thirty-nine acres at
Glendale, fronting on the Rockaway
branch Of the Long Island Railroad,
Myrtle sv., Vandine av., and Trotting
Course Lane, in the Forest Park Sec
ton. The plot will be developed as a
residence section.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
AUGUST s.
Manhattan.

The first name is that OF the debtor, the
second that of the creditor, and date when
Judgment was hled:
1907 1918 56. -
slls95.
Kirnerly' NE. B. Gugsby; April is, 1914;
$2.2i9 76.
Marx. s, +. Marx. F. Marx. y. Marx and
Julia Raudnitz-A. Herzos; June &c. 1908 !;
s2.0i6 80.
Northrup. w. P-J r. Clarke ct al; June
%, 1914; 81 200 sS.
Plcken. W H.-Germania Life ms. Co. ;
April q. 1919; S4is5 So.
Rubensteln, C.. and G. Margoiies-M. j..
Myers Co Nov. "a. 1918: $40 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
New Ossining Theatre.

Contractors Grannis & Marley are
busy on the new theatre building in
Church ST., 0ssining. James H. Rowe,
who Is the owner, is sparing no expense
in the erection Of this building. The
seating capacity will be over 1900, with
stage large enough for any play. The
building will be freproof throughout.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
CRUDE OIL STILL LOWER,

Pittsburgh Aug. S-The principal OIL pur-
chasing agencies to-day announced the fol %
lowing prices for crude oil. a reduction OF DC
a barrel: Pennsylvania crude, 81 90 Mercer
black and Newcastle. 81 II; Ca5ell, ~
Coming and Somerset. Soc. There was no
change I'm Ragland Very little crude oil Is
being bought, many producers having already
disposed OF the 100 barrels which the our
chasing agencies put as the limit when war
uaa declared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09

The following railroad reports Tor June
we're made public yesterday;
Texas & Pacihc-Gross Si.2Il 80. increase
So gii: net after taxes >e3.5ia. increase
Si7s. 3Gl.
Duluth south shore a Atlantic Gross
eco $50 decrease 81 G9e; net 81, SEQ. de-
crease SIS. 81.
Mineral Range-Gross S1I0is. Increase
SIO52s: net Sl5.343, Increase s.. go
81 Louis sOuthwosiern-Gruss tsJf,up. de-
crease SIO2 gso. net $40 f.G. decrease S-d.-
20.
Wabash--Cro.s s.. 5a7. 6i5. decrease S91.-
s4l: net after taxes Soi,53i decrease s2Io.-
10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
Hogs "a at Record Prices.

East s.. Louis, III, Aug. S.-The rec rec
"a a." nrice for hogs for the year was
reached peS here to-day, when 50 30 a nun ~
81 20 since Tuesday. Light shipments
he last few days and an uneNpeete,o
aansnd from European governments
are given as the reason for the RISE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
FIRST DEFICIT In
AVERAGE RECORD
Only Bank Statement Made Pub
lie Shows Decrease of $751;
719.O5O in CASH Reserves.

The Clearing House statement Of the
average condition Of the banks for the
week showed a decrease in cash OF
s57.s45, 900 and the surplus reserve de-
creased s51, 719,O5O, showing deficit Of
s4S1l6,OOO. Loans increased S29.96os,-
600 and deposits decreased S26,S75,OCO.
No "actual" statement was made public.
IL should be noted that while there was was,
a deficit in reserves in the actual
statement of a week ago this is the
first deficit to be recorded in an aver
age" statement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
Titles in Dwelling Trade.

Titles passed yesterday in the re-
Gently reported exchange between
Fanny Levy and Edward w. Hum
phreys, involving the dwelling houses 8
East 65th st. and 80 East 3Sth st. The
deal was arranged by William b. May
& Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
Agents for Gotham Parcels.

William J. Roome & Company, in
corporated, have been appointed agents
Of the following properties belonging
to the Gotham Mortgage Company:
Cherokee Court, at the northeast cor
ner Of Washington av. and 179th ST.;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
Madison Avenue Rental.

Pease G. Gilman have leased for a
term of years for the estate of Charles
II. Senff the house at 302 Madison ay.,
which they recently sold to the estate
whose adjoining house they recently
leased to the Lady Baltimore Cake
Shop. to Ander & Hagstedt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
S27O,000 Apartment Lease.

The Frank L. Fisher Company has
leased for the Schuyler Arms Corpora
ton for ten years, at an aggregate
rental of S270000, to Olive b. Simp-
son. the seven story apartment house,
OF. a plot 120Xl00 feet, known as the
Schuyler Arms, at 81 West 9Sth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. August 3, 1914.
REEVES

Receipts SO! head cars r on SAFE bosf ee ilrm
s.e1 ,s 80. me- NJ Tor ordinary 20 prime CITY
Sressed native sides. No exports.
CALVES.
p.cetn.s. ~ head. only few on say, az
r1cii,e firm Dressed calves active anu
s,ror~ AZ lJGl9c per 10: country d'eISeu wv
-ss.,TitsE Mcpherson & Co: sd veals' Nv 10
,,'srsec Sf IS Der 100 10: !. 100 N. -. ,,o
k.rns commission CO.: W va 'eai'' !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

y American smelling a Refining 20.
u tfeaduay New York city. Aug O. 1914
NAkfkRLY PREFERRED STOCK DIVI-
DEND 40 81.
~ Directors Of American Smelling and
Etfg fompany have this day declared u
ten1 ~ ia per cent. on the Preferred
,-siH STOCK ~ the Company payable Sep
l1 \ 1914, Go stockholders Or record
49, a. 1914 The books Of the Company
y ne transfer Of Preferred stock Will be
:. 81 three O'Clock b. M, August lf
4n1 Nil be reopencd August =. 1915
" H. NERRlSS, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
NEIy YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.


Flour was dull and nominally unchanged.
Spring patents. 81 20G$j SO; winter
straights, 81 35ds4 so; winter patents.
81 5Odsi7j; spring clears, 81 3JGS 81 60;
. winter. IS Goa SO 10; Kansas straights.
81 3Jas460 fancy spring patents. s. J0fb
so. RYE FLOUR-Firm; fair to GOOD.
81 90gS4 10: choice TO fancy, 81 l5q - 30.
CORNMEAI-Kiln dried. 81 BAG MEAL.
Fine white and yellow 81 JJnS1 60;
coarse 81 5OGs1 80. FEED-Western firm,
bran. 10O-lb sacks. S25 80; standard mid
ding. 81 So: -four do. $50. red dog, S31 90
lake and rail: citS firm: bulk. s24 so; sacks.
soc: middllng, so 80 n $50 so; red dog.
$40 ~. ollmeal S34 30 n S3J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Aug. S.-CLOvERsEED-Pri
cash. SO 20: October Sll %: peeemher'
sii or. ABSIKE--Prime. August. - co.; De-
cember. 50 70. TIMOTHY-Prime. cash. - 30
September and October. 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09

Trading on the curb was inactive but a
steady tone prevailed. and prices made a
slight advance. although contracts seemed TO
be pretty we'll eyened up and traders we're
disposed to discourage new operations and
await developments. one steamer cleared
from Rio and santos with 5000 bags. but
other steamers are being reported from Nari-
Gus ports where they have put In 10 avoid
capture The spot demand was moderately
active. but buyers have lost some OF their
enthusiasm. and prevailing prices for Rio
high point OF the week. Statistical position
~ Brazilian coffee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09

Banks: cash reserve in vault 1924, % 600.
Trust companies: Cash reserve IN Nsu!''
S62 $50 0OO Aggregate cash reserve s55b,-
5Sg 900. Deficit cash reserve, 81, 10000. De
crease. S5l, 1900 Trust companies reserve
with Clearing House members carrying %
per cent cash reserve, S53.sJS.OO.
SUMMARY OF STATE BANKS AND
Trust COMPANIES IN GREATER NEW
YORK. NOT INCLUDED IN CLEARING
HOUSE STATEMENT.
Figures furnished By State Banking De
nartmcnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
tRy telegram 10 The Tribune.

rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Louisville. Aug. s.-sHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. 1850. total BITS FOR tne
week. Prices shade higher top lambs -
dS1c. according 10 quality; seconds, W
dc: cuIIs "a &c; best fat sheep, "A Vac
medium and common unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09

Yesterday we're confirmed to-day and the
market closed firm. with centrifugal quoted
az 452c: molasses. 3S7c. and Cubas, cost
and freight, 3izc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

p...,,,, ssst head. 1914 cars on sale.
"a. yrry active and easily &c hlsheI ~
hoti sheep and lambs. Common 10 "" 70
sheep Cewe), s2qil 9 per loo Ioi S mutton
b,sber AZ safe per ID; dressed !ahps' H'7
uts,s,ies-Kerns Commission CO; 2S , ~
t,,Ibs a. No average 50 20 per 100 I'D: -Vs ~
~ ',a ,0 100 w Va. 50 NJ. 80 >, 20l' - r.
"a ~, Is 90 n. 81 =: % Nd sheep. lS5 ID
as: Z. so 10, So: W Va. 20 70. " w. e. >,
q. i ,o e, 90 n. So %. iss So 10 80 5o rs.
~ No. 90 20. i52. 81 N. 50 -: 2J ohio, - ID
s. s: - " Va, 81 10, 80 .; li' hy sheep
IL, nd 10; 4 Co: Es I'D lambs. i 70.
"a =. in Va. Il ~ % -: sheep. - n. ~ o.
HOGS.
Receipts. Ssg head; none on sale feelhs
nominaly steady.
chicago Aug. misunderstanding. :. 800;
strong. bulk. IS Sdis 30, llght, N4e b.
mixed. s. gGss %: heavy. s. so - ~; rous J.
s. s5GiS 8: pigs. s. 759ss g. cATrLE-ke-
.oir,s zoo strong: beeves. s. lOqS9 %: steerf.
ss tciss IS. stockers and feeders. - sow 20;
covs and helfers. 50 60Hys 10; calves. $50
az SHEEP AND IkMBS-Receipts. ZOO I;
strong. sheep = 30dS5 10: yesrlings, = 80
$3.50 -, CIV Aug. s-HOGs-Recelpts 800:
higher: bulk. 81 BcS .; heavy. s. GqS - :
nsc.ers and butchers s. s0fft 70. lights. = 20
80. pigs. s. 50GN p. CATTLE-Recelpts,
400. steady; prime fed steers. ~ Sypg go
dressed beef tSGts 8 Southern. s. 5edtS 20;
COWS. 81 gsgSl heifers. - 5Oqg %. stockers
and feeders. Sec s.: bulls, $ gSli35 90 calves.
IA 50flti0. SHEEP AND LAABS-No receipts;
steady: lambs. s. T5ffS ~; yeariings s. 500
g. 20. ucthers. 81 15dS %, ewes. - 7iNS IS.
- Louis Aus S-HOGS- Receipts 2.O00.
higher. pigs and lights. 81 sodEo 90; mixed
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Ruled strong, owing to Hight receipts %
hogs. higher hog markets. better domestic
cash demand and expectation OF a good for
eign demand as soon IS shipments can be
family. 81 s0G So 20. short clear 81 s0a
s.. 20. BEEF-Unscttiel Mess. sls j0Q{i9;
family, il9GS20: packet. SIS j0nSi9 20. extra
India mess. s29dS2G. DRESSED HOGS 90
Tirm Bacons. 1sc: $50 n. 1870: 10 70. l31c;
lO ~ lailc: pigs. 1890. CUT MEATS
pic'led bellies duh Quoted: 10 N. &c nomi-
nat: ~ ~. 1910 nominal II 70. I5c nominal.
PirkIed hams dull, lstmifc. TALBON--
Quiet. special. CSC: citt. J4.c. country. $40
a. LARD-Strong. Middle West. 10 on
10 30: city arm. sisc nominal. refined un-
uaofahie. compound steudy, sLdsttc.
STEARINE-Quiet; oleo. o. asked; city lard.
Iff.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09

Total deposits eiminat-
ing amounts due from
reserve repositories and
from other banks and
trust companies In New 90.
York City and exchanges J63'lf5'Do f,i5s' ~