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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
so. PACIFIC EARNED
7.5OP. c. ON CAPITAL
Unreasonable Laws impaired
Profits. According to the
ChairmanS Report.

The pamphlet report OF the So"'"S 81
Pacific Company for the year ehueV
lime 20. 1914, issued yesterday, showed
- snrplus available for DIVIDENDS OF
900 453 21G. equal 10 $50 per cent on
the S272, G72 400 capital STOCK 0.I
rared with $50 per cent earned VIZ
previous year. \ falling OH OIL 1901
446 i'm gross earnings was aI'Ilou'eu "
abnormal weather conditions WIZ
also contributed largely 10 an lhVIe"oo
of s664,958 in operating eXP p, ,'.',
Taxes jumped %l,465,33s' or z'f- p'i
cent. NOR, sam 600
,oorc was sheared or from earnings
because Of reduced rates %hue ~ on,
rlisrce with unreasonable leglsIa ion
49,, tbo con,pany 81 100000. The csu-
80 los TO the Mexican line from
tbe beqiDning Of the Madero Tevol1ltlo'i,
in t010 10 the end Of the last hsC"'
wear was 100000 pesos co...sl
Tho report showed that the Cen'I"i
pscifc Railway, which the government
:. sroking 20 separate from the SOu'H
or, Pacific. paid to that company ias'
,.asr more than SD 100000 IN NV
dorde The NUMBER of stocknoldeIs y"
49, comnanv's booSs as of June 81 iaSV
y,ss 30 OOO. compared with 1880 al tho
80 of the previous fiscal year. TX
So-fing the shareholders to take an ac-
tive part in rcpelling the attacHs o.
5oma6ogues on their property JULIUS
Trrtechnitt. chairman OF the 0oaru u
directors, SAID
80, treatment o. railroads h Que ~ .leai
-. ,o che benef oi politicians NAV oi'5 a. ~.
DAT ~ -.e.r the-of.oin The sureN fcmrF in'
ne e.i = Tor railroad investors 10 49,. rc
-'t '.' ...de.ee Of Their Luuuts Ani o. tl'''- ..
ara. III unfair legs alton OF ttsuia..ivts =, a. .
sc.l-hlv G,r- 30 900 aud with me biochho DC b
y, o,hcr railroads and win Lvttt'is ~ ~. 80,
ui 80, f,rr 4 body Of ini ieL u' tuo'' 80. p.
ues }Ou backed ug by ballots. can la"l ui
whose b.s.nf 10 re 70 c0mpe iAr ueAlmelt ~
ever o.-eerts ir congress in 'esia'alui's @'@ O-
commits Interest, az railroad Shareholders and
mems ln every coIiu'iil'', .,,,t, "a
or II .i,D,Id cause th.m 10 ..'..t.t. Ill ctl,er
ameti' S.,,or AID 90 perform iAiuIuI5 a" v,.,,
eFtS t'N+ t'..rt'... snlr. q. Ger 10 r'i 49,.
rul'a ..t.- .Uf protection inf litit t--t N'
Nhi.l su" - ,.rr. required d. fedtih %. a.
pcndl' Ni', bx lex 3.aIor. many ulte'so..et'it
comm ss.ou' 80, cr acted. which serve no l.'...
is"s H@'f sbicb add unnecessary 10 tIo o''' %
ops alton ...,.,rer. d continuous agiisuon toI
81, ,sssaee az more laws No. 'N. ,ss.on Dtirfng
lhe ~. sseeard css q necessity o,.it ,rs cost nj
the hsca sIet s,,r1 legif alton arc WIN ,lf u.
comp2 " ~ -er,suts ~ fedora ana siAls com
rees2.so ~. added 81 0es.4e5 10 the "pefauhS "a
9esas q Son' O. ibe S6oge gour COMPANY lost en-
I'D aal'-' s2:s O06 during the year .hiyus, c
pl,A an sopro,dl o. the hfl<2ia ..ai,i ~, $50
Nie ~ . "a issue ~ $50 lyu.vNy l-i '''
- usr cent occurred 800 io.c,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

The Detroit Edison Company will Of
Ter TO ITS shareholders next month s.
'Sl, 900 tcn-ycar rer cent convertible
dehenture bonds through syndicate
composed Of Spencer Trask & Co. +.
). SmitherS & Co. and the Securities
Trust Company OF Detroit. Stock
holders viii be permitted TO subscribe
to the extent of % per cent of their
holdings and have the privilege Of
paving for subscriptions i'm full on
January ~, 1915, or 80 per cent on
that date, e per cent on April 10 and
% per cent on July 10. Proceeds 10
be derived from this issue will bc used
IN paying OF floating Indebtedness ne.
cessitated by development and con-
Strucuon work. The bonds will be
dated January I, 1915, subject TO call
on or after February I, 1919, at l05,
and are convertible at par into stock
between February 1, 1916, and Febru-
arY l, 1922, or when called for redomp-
ton.
Utilities in the Far West.
Notwithstanding the adverse BUSH
ness conditions, returns from cleo
tr'c utilities operating in the Pacific
and Mountain States make a good dem
oustration of the efficiency Of the
companies engaged IN supplying cleo
tncity IN this region In report
issued by "The Electrical World" COW
Cring operation of IS per cent of the
generating industry FOR August there
was shown m increase Of As per cent
IN gross income and 43 per cent
gain IN outnut over the same month
IN 1913. Comparative returns from
SIX large cities show the growth in
gross income 10 have been 81 per
cent in June, 9.6 per cent in July and
3 per cent w August, with subsequent
gains in output Of So per cent in June.
lO.4 per cent in July and 81 per cent
IN August. Combined figures from
over so per cent OF the Mountain
States showed an increase of rs per
cent in income and a o. per cent
growth IN output.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

steamer rae. continued srr0us aud gool re
rneud prevailed Tor November aud December loai
ins 4 moderate business a. reported m Guar
f..ire with additional tonnage sparlgr zen eftd
Quotations 10 Liverpool. hi London. hn.i ana brl'
fai "a. picked ports. larec Tonnage. 3ss c'I,oa q
Liverpool per 200 .b. SOC. CHART hS-- hrl,l.
--etf.- frr.gi1u- .I % 900 Cfs grain. Montreal o.
/. ,kst port. United Kingdom. IS 81. November
g-if..h steamer a. 900 nfs. same. BRUSH steamer
aD n10 0r. same tO Hlr5ti .e- ~ Genoa, '', 30,
,su,ber. Bri'i.h steamer l0 0o0 Qs. heavy, an
o. GOO grs oats Baltimore no ATonmouh. .. nl
D.-euhe-. Norwegian steamer tpfewcu2yl, u Vl
80. y-afn Baltimore o. scandinavian pOfis. D.. ~
y,rSer. nan ID steamer. TO- 0Hn qrs. sane. SNei ID
steamer. l0. 400 qfs sane; Brr-h steamer . .f'
or. graiu. Gun to Genoa. IS luisd No'em1rf- ID
Clm5er. BRUSH steamer (presl0usiy. apO'D q''
gain. Gull 90 Marselies. Genoa or fifau- o.
Nr,emler. British steamer. 10000 qr,, same m
Na-.llcs Genoa or Naplte. Is. November hrlIl.N
steamer 30 puH ors. same no Barcelona, valencia
or T.rfsrous s. l0ied. December British steamer.
1913 toa-. cotton. Cut ,o Liverpool ~ 3d. "
ten6er. British steamer i.HS3 tons. same. q +.
with options N0yem1er. spanish steamer go
ions. ssms Win general cargo. JOS. November
schooner. 'i9 tons. coal Baltimore 10 ta-is bl
...H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
Nes York. Norember 0. 1915.
GRAIN,

WHEAr-Tho LIf0rean situation. uhch d cone
tdered d very 0uiAsh factor b. wheat. has not
that Il has o5t some a. ifs resiicnc and prices aud
after moving within range o. about cert a
were rumo.s cary 20 no day that Duu-h had
sod large amount ot sprias wheat Tor export.
tne spung wheat markets bat near the co,e O..
was SAID mat the Saes had leln t0 domestic m' s.
ana the export business Which came tD hSAl ua5
smaner amounting % about tlNVll bushels. ligrr-
pooi was Without special felturla. bun D. b. said that
France you iu all Iroadli fly. Zee Iue JOS import
duties on gain a. coon as ~ has crowded. fDr Ga
import reQuir, ments. which were estimated Al g..
$3.50 900 bushes coqpa-ei Witg sO55OOO last
iLlted States Increased 1.Nl1 900 hushe b. bringing
the amount q bonded wheat d. the United state
Increased 'SlcHo bushels IN the local elsL mar. I,
hard. a. 81 ia 40 I Nor.hegn Duluth. 81 1872 4,
No J.. Aorleru Manitoba. 81 -. all nominal C. Z
hunalO tONN-pd cruD cash corn was firm and
higher. hut new corn was offered more fr'ey q.
ihc over pri"f. sn1 tie market do'e lped an
easier feeilg and c,sed So 'sc Dee, ,TFer Re
ccip- a. Interior points we're larger ana tAe irale
was anticipating d ms.Sci Increase in TIE move
ment if t'r ne'- future The visible .Ilpy dee
crease -l''H" .g,hca. compared with "a decrease
u 20, 1n" ls,. y-af. Tic soyeums 30 -epor made
'he a,.+ trrp -.10o.o9- 0Do bushes. compared
With .s.0 nno 600 last month and 4 final crop last
year ~ 2.44e.9ssooo. The amount COB the farms
was %. 1u3N0J. which vitu The present visible Il
e0l 0o1 and the Indicted crop made q total
s10 900 900 bushes iu excess oi last year Cash
10 Sci O'g corr was quoted al s6lac { % arrive
and prime Argentine a. 1.c nominal delivered.
OATS-IAe market was only moderately active AID
prices we've easier. c0aing = e 90 net lower The
visible increased 500 900 bushes compared with r.
decrease ~ $40 900 last year. Local cash market
cay. standard quoted a. % 41ac. No white
14i5 f5jc; 40 8. 5sia q Sc. No 4 j3G53isc. fancy
clipped. 5j@ 5eisc. ordinary clipped, '3ia e'ilzc.
sl c.esator KNE-Strolg on export sales OF 100000
hushe s.. 80 . Western 81 oiis G. Bura o.
BARLEY Steady, feeding 6jr6Sc and mating
10@ soc Z BIrao BtfkWHEAf-Steldy.
japanese 81 so. miict. 81 Is. silver hull. ). 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
vA. hss made an assignment, to william Hsntel. ir
plHCHARGEs rKOM nANkKIPTCY

Judge Hand IN tho United states District Court
yesieidsy. granted discharges Ia these bantfups
bcr stein \ pruckeT, 1860 Washington av., Habit.
J" t'V4. Michael ]. Ga. iahan. $40 W ii4d o..
DuhGgcy ld2 W I'M 81. nahhiue- .iit.
kchs,d |. Edwards, IT,. scAsdsi., disabilities 81
ls3; Frederick X ionos. clerk, 1913 ST Nicho as
AZ. liabilities fs.05l. Louis kieslsr sdvcuisins
AGENT W. sah st.. liabilities S6.eti. Samuel
Knee. manufacturer Of travelling bags. 90 LfpenArd
81. liabilities $40 SG6. william g Mall bsker. 2iss
Second av. liabilities SLICE. william !. Sweeney
i.sufsnoe agent 2e5 l.. li5h o., liabilities tl57s;
biiiucs s., lii LuriW NJ webb. mems furnishing
goods. ia Fern st. liabilities Sal5. aud Gilbert
5. MinanL 1850 lsIome sv. llablIlues t.0sl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
nais,. skinned c.lr.. ionsi.o. drr.,a u...

mas skinned eslrs. 1914 siso; dressed u"'-
s's Gsri, sop - ,s', 70 ,5 p ' ~
n1F 6 eiis,. 100, $; 20 ''srlins' ''9' So; .
George 4 Z ( Diisnbsck 10 veals 1873 %.
,is5e 10 ns. O. iiJ g. u srA'sers' H.
andrew Nj ,sn. ysAls. $50 H. ;is 50; 2. ~.
ii5, ~. ila 50; T. il92 81 80. ;. i9s SO:
T'''i 10 s'o y . yea, 81 y 'iGS us g. mi,sa.
~. &C. 30 % rssss-s. 2s5 81, i2i i9s. s. 80
~ lc g'l e. 1'a; 10 as us S ~ y ''s'
Isl ,ls;s Is Mssr i 49, iis :. eDi +,
3i2 s. co.s, iis S.: 3 no. 70 $3.50.
,-s Sanders = yeas iN 10 fiS co. ye'r1inss'
IO9ia & Shannon; IL ',aa lsi ID. So 90; 2.
AiePheror Q co. calves S. n. $50
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Rs,elp,, To- two days 1851 head. % ears on sale.
Common 70 good sheep sod a. slass pr 100 D.
medium 90 prime lambs o. SOC go. cills a. -.
i2Ac.. dressed lamb, higher a. Iieise; country
dressed dollhouse lambs lower ~ 81 jogs 81
sas.-Ioo9 shannon ~ s'sis s@s. 4
" Va g. $40 2s3' 70. SO. 2N. 81, $40. Is state
sheep. e6. s. Is. 10. ioi s. 50; 70 " Va iOi.
$40. 2ly n SO. 1876 r. SO. l5s. 81. 80 =: %
clis.. A. a.. Is sheep. 100. IS IS. H. s.. s.; Z.
Negi9n & Co. :ss We lambs S. p. $40: 22'. a.
$40; 1875. 20. SO. lT. 6i. SO; sheep. 100 81
J. g. Curtis SON 2s6 state lambs 50 D. $40;
1879. 81. 50 -: 2ij " -. SO. ldS, SO, so. 10
ciiiis. ~. 81 yearrgs. 90. 81 ?. IS. 50 90 l25
sheep. o. s.. -. - s. 20: 7. So Si
George q l.. :. Dleuhack 23T state iamhs II
n. SO. IA. -. 81 90. - sheep. 90 50 10, %. -.
y: IL Hollis % sia.e lambs. 70 ID. &c., 10 3d.
Andrew Mullen. 10 state lambs. 3 lb. 50. 10
Jeill-e. wrish. & Co IL state lambs. 100 ID. 80.
HOGS.
Receipts FOR tgo DAYS 1854 head ~ cars on
sale. Market 2jM 35c higher. With sales Al y p q
s. % per 100 10. County dressed hogs firm AZ
loal2c per II FOR medium TO Light weights roast
siies-To6a & shannon. 50 Va hogs. i57 10
average. s. 40 pr 100 Do; ee. IL sSe5
= sanders. s state hogs. ~ %. - 90.
Kansas Ci'y. Nov e.--iOGS-Recelpis. 5000.
higher. bulk 81 j0s$1 90: heavy. s. 70eSI gu.
81 90. pi g. s. 56at, ctTTLE-Reci'ipl, 5000.
steady socker; aud feeder, ~, prime ', Sec =
& 556sSS7S. cows. 81 75Ss7 -. hsiiers s. SOL
sJaS5 30; calves. 50 j0gSl0 30 SHEEP--Recepts
II 900: steady; lambs Ssase: warnings. Sogs1
Eethers 8 j0a So 50. ewes, sass.
Cincinnati. nov. 9.-HoGs.Beceip,s. 1900: frm.
s5&E 9 PIGS and lights. 81 7s@I IS; STAYS.
s. 1888 80. CATrIE-Iecsipts, 1000. steady
steers s. 50SsS heifers. 81 5oq 81 p cow y y
"a S.. calves strong az SdSlO 30. SHEEP-Ro.
cepts 500. strong St s. 1895; lamb, strong a.
s69H'O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

Liverpool nov 9.-WHEAr-Sp0' steady No
Manitoba. %, 81. so 8. 9s4isd; 40 Wes,cr
Wluter gs Cd. CORN-Spot quiet American. mixed
sd FLOUR-W nter patents. 5bs ad. HAMS
4ta-r cut Gss BACON-sumnerand cut. tus
riear beIIfcs 7Is. short clear backs, t's. ShOLL
ms sfusr, C4~ LAHD-Pr me Western
t,ar.e. nov BIS. 0l 5ds 81. Amer can refined
pals. So. "a. jG-lb boxes. SIS. IukPENIiNE-
London. Nog -TCRPENrINE-Spirit of
81. LINsEED OIL. -3s ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
FINANCIAL RECORD
HERE AND ABROAD
Investment SecuritieSF Firm
More Emergency
Notes Retired.

While such business IS was allowed
., he transacted m securities was mol
.st In volume yesterday, last week 5
es,snce IN prices was well msintalned.
sknrt term notes were particularly
S.., ard commercial paper was bought
- freely by local banks and trust
....C-.raries 4 broadening market was
,s,crte6 In unlisted securities and IN
'.-,-,erf houses told Of an encourag-
=. amount % business ~ bonds. Ac-
-,rsirg TO word received during bust
- hours. tho city Of Philadelphia
..s .nccessful in dispoSine Of small
;ssne Of long term 4 per cent bonds
800 for public subscription over
ne counter al par.
The foreign exchange market was
.r;et with demand sterling little
49, ~. PAYMENT 81 around $1,000
,oo an account Of November maturi-
- ~ the City Of New York in France
@~6 Great Britain was only about one
ND In exchange, over SiO'OOO.On0 be
ne shiprcd To- Canada. Loans on stock
,-srket collateral, as during last week,
.ro-e made generally on @ E per cent
bs.is. but commercial paper, IN excep-
- instances, WAS placed under that
The Clearing House, II was learned,
v.gr make It's reserve requirement.
.,~~ssnonS 90 the lower limits set by
.t, nov bankirC acts OF the nation
.-5 of the State Of New York. With
-.sorres Of national and state banks
.. - psr cent and % trust companies
. rs available funds in this city
.sorld increase enough 90 Offset prob
,bie withdrawal hy interior banks for
..sir 6erosit o. reserves m the new
,,,,orel institutions. While Southern
h.Tks are taking out new emergency
currency. banks here made arrange
-erts Yesterday for retirement OF over
;S.SoO0o0 Of the new bills.
7, London yesterday discount rates
,-e-s easy. Little business was done
~ securities except in the new Treas
.,- h1Is which were dealt IN az an
.+y.,cs The stock Exchange com
--i.rer IS evpeCted 90 issue to-day its
.',i.~gs o. business between the carry
.-e- 81 the end Of July and the clos
ne Of the Exchange The Pans
RS.rse be- preparing for resumption
u cash trading, having brought back
rs RECORDS irom nofoe@uN
~, The same day that stockholders
.- .he Southern Pacific received in
he aurua. rePoI' o. ma ~ r,,,o 90 -,
-orcrstu.aionS en- oSl..s Gol.'I NJ 80 -
-cr Nte 10 lAt 'i'- o' -
1o supreme oai' ueVI"eu -e's''T To, S..s
.o 100000 acres OF land iu Oklahoma,
rs'rci e. around S59ooV'oyo' nicer
d land grants ihe roa' was 90 re-
..ve this property y ne uue o' ~. .hc
indians va eNi,nsrlsheu; .. gu. S onJ
ourt held ma, ness 'oi'1-'''''S '"N
LOT been omi--o "''''
r,uoot~r its ruling Of last week
.l'. .lro,,er.as made by the railroads
.- .,l-.-...1 limos were not rebates,
.H.......-~, Ior,r0fcS sion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
Railroad Earnings.

The following railroad reports for
eptember were made public yester-
lay.
ta-fal Rsiirosd OF New Jsrtey-Groes. S2.72l,-
crease fl-fIts
cfirasn Indianapolis q Louisullo-Gfoss 5000
.ftase fI 12H
A-.ar1 Na.rosi-Gross so2s.0g3 dccresse. So
t''s' use. crease S, ilss. al.
t.-.l. u. after talcs. S--4ai5. increase.
DiaHt Trunk kauVay ~ Canada--Cross. S7ss 700 !.
tease 50 900. uef. f-at.lU0 Increase. So $50.
I'afl Trunk Nss'er.-Cross SIel 900 decreVe,
20 rti Sll 900 decrease g. 800
Ds,ci Grand Haven q W'Wauk Gross. .45.
ie.-casc $500 deficit 8. $50 Increase 81 050.
t,tt4h 1fa1e s1uihcw-Gras. y5i.242. decrease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
COFFEE

while 10 Official action has been taken. a. Is
be- ~ generally predicted Boz r1fes circles that IN
Ell probability tho local coffee Exchange Hll re-
open Cor boa. Ness soon after tr>f r0t.C1 day Tor
Deremb,r coutfacts-NOymher and the dates
generally spoken o. are December or Z. Trading
through t4e u4udatiug committee was quiet con-
sisflIg % $50 bags. snd December sold from
5.6se down 90 3 coo. and 40 me ~ "a quoted
a s6lc asked with MAY ~ tiQc bin Fr.ccs
in The local spot market were unchanged 1ut tAo
tone aa. easier. owing % the uYai of two steam
sr, which wera oterlI, all alHcu caused some
rrKffv last wee. These steamers brought % 90
bags " Brazilian coffee. large par nf which had
already been contracted TO-. .lI wa CI Will moi.
fr distributed RIO ercnahe3 ou London declined
lsd and mllreis rgces 3D. Brazil we've unchanged.
Cost ami fre. rat rrces Rcrr UNCLAIMED 20 O. uttls
lower on a. t.6iIc basil, and Er1E. hes shown q
tenLeucs i1 accept lower bids. santos % iu no
cost and freight market. vlls quoted 90 tau. ioc.
4 a. s 10 fS'.c and 4s al IS a. &c. spot RI
z, were quoted 81 Csc. statistical position Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.


Flour vas inactive but stoaay. spflna paienIS.
s. eOgs5. winter patcnts 50 500 $ SO. .pr.ns
sttra No / winter. s. sjaSt so. No ?. S4aS4 20 !:
Kansas stra ghu. s. 2j@sj 30 fancy spT ~ pat.
ents. Sc fJaS1 IL. BuckWiEA1 FLOJ.s -Dui
AZ S. 5OES2 20 per 100 Do. RYE FLOUlt-t rmer;
far 10 good s. .5aS5 SO. choice 10 fancy. g $50
s. % CORNMEhf.-Fiun. kin dried -. BAG
sFAI~-Flrm. nnr Vhi'e aud yellow. ~ s'as 81 90
coarse, 81 5UaAi 5j. FEED-Ne.tem steady bran.
ioO-lb sacks s2i 80. standard m d1i uss. 81 Sol;
aour DO SIS 90. ral dog -four lio-l1 sacks. $50
cts au r.. bran. bllk $25 80. l0o-lb SACKS. 81.
hcaV o. dtlngf 81 dolf do. So, rel DOS Hour.
lGU-lb sacks S3i. clinical t5a. nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
NOVEMBER g.
Manhattan.

TIE nf,t rsmo is that u tho Debtor the second
that ~ tae creditor. and da,o when judgment was
e cIt
So-gc. \. sui J Bianco--People etc; Oct 1. 1871
cancelled 81, 900
Proddeni loan soclety--w \ Ksddie: oct 80 1918
fcauccilgil. s3.lli %
Pheon Contracting Co--P Csh1eni. Jan -. i9ii.
Preston Marviu-G Hclmer oc, e. 1914: ti22 80
Paris. N-Arker Neral n Cprdii Co. April H.
1914, SIS s.
Cohen. s-R " Baldwin c, a., April O.. 1911:
slli iS
Doriman. D--Rome Brass d copper Co; Ap.ll 20
1914. sac "a
Elias Hinnsh--p r W0liE Oct 6. 1914; 1923 -
SAME Schneider. oct % 1914. 1851 q
Fuller. Susan ~ y Central storage Co. Not Il,
1911 fhy depOslD $3.50 %
IIafUer R0eauua & ana IL T Murphy. oct It.
l9i4. $500
Have. Gertrude D--s Clarke Feb = 1914.
t}35 10
Same I Aniqes: Eco 4. 1914 Sis -
Wclsb-cker p 4 i. and H-AnericAn Fe' Go.
oct o. 1914. 500 ~
Fairnsd Landscape 3 NErserie5 Co " hartman.
q Pearsou--Nsuonal surety Co; Nov 8 1914
Vacated; sss5 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-10

Andrew ,. Mccormack. q Ictloneer
ADRIAN II. MULLER A. son viii sell a.
auction on WEDN E-DAl. nov nth. 1915
al .-.l1 O'Clock. st "a. Exchange SaiesfoouI.
NO.. D. emf Do Nes.y Street. New YORK
~ ORDER or ENECt ORs ESTATE or
ALEXANDER MCKENZIE.
u chs Phelps Dodge Co
ID chs. Manhattan Rubber 90.
so shs United Verde Extension Mining Co
2gl shs MONTGOMERY Shoshonf CO.
shs Calumet s. Arizona Binire Co
FJR ACCT. Or WHOM II NAY CONCERN
- ars. Omitted states lruei 60. or WASH
fftcn =. a..
D els. real Estate Trust CO. Of Wathins.
fou. ID. D..
L., SHE. ONi commercial Co. Prstd
s1.ND B'rl ,gham. Ensiey o. Be1semer
RWy. .at Afs. q C. Bds.. sept
1915 coupon OBJ.
~ sra Ri.er e. Hrs."an &C. couUcn.
S. e,V So Louis Merchants aUlgo Co -
N.s o. aff. 1920
Iggl sA-. 49, le.s--- lr.aieus
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, c.,,. Sh'7p ,..4 rl,,.
P4-if' sa6, $50 $40
Nv fe &C.. ....-'- li ie5 1tiI5 2o523g 2,55c
Central Union 90 80 -. '''-'
Quotations FOR REEVES.
Good 70 choice aiiye .leer'.........Ss 59s''s ~ "
n,cn and s.ags. Observation-Disclosures. 1Op D..
Pulls ..................'.''''.'''''' 7o% "
Gooi 9, choice ai'i'e .t.crs ! scar ago B -'3 go
Receipt, Cor $50 dms. ASA head. ~ car ~
sale including 81 cars o; steers. l1e hafttt "itu-'
Weak % lower. medium ill common. i5e-.c ~.
buns higher. COWS sir4b a. 'I'ts ,', .- ma +,
seurr4.y -jc Inferior iI p.i,. -.r.t- '--l 'L sd I'D
80 = per loo ih. oxen tl - n, - %. ,.- i,f.-iS,
s. 70 q, t.,y ,o a,ea a.1,e sio slnds and d1.
steady ,hucls eaas.r g. -. -..... ,o., r. .,...
agc ~ 80 per- I16 20. j.. l-si. s. s. q 1885
5, Do. ~. l-l'. =, ID il'-' 81 i' i--
t'i.: y, .ia5 ), IS. ~ i555. s. 10. IL. ig9-
IS a. - go. $ -: %. lls. . 90 - si'. s. 80;
= "a. l.'9. 9-a- D., l.,n st. Ie' &, q
s. % aS5 4oi rs mixed cattle 's-' go. 3d.
= Nes TO- y Co.. 20 Va Steers. 1926 D. 80 55; r.
49, s. % y. i-i. IS ,l', r. lg!t g ~ %;
S so iol ls a. ''' $50 ls7s 's. s.ocssr, e,5
s. oxen. 1915. 50 'o' 4 49, 50. 10 cows. $40
- 70 s,,u,.,. a Son. Is Va ..eers. 1889 b
S,T5. is. I'm. 1915. Is, 1880. % q. j. 1850.
81 81 A.. i-04. So q. TO- 1870 50 20: -. isl 81.
itls g. ol i1t 20 l-ls. g 50. e. NJ s. %. 90
f.rq 3, So. 1lss g. 70. -. llNl Z, 90 d..
i--0' +, 40. -. iDl3 E, 10. ~ W IA. 1850 s. -.
~ 81 m il. ~ fl.o S, so. % Canada. llfi.
= 4.. .- .ti =, s0. ~ i2if S. sl:l'i.I. 1850.
&. IS. D. no 81. cows sid hei--s go 81
. 4.1lh 9l''... ~ oSo 'Hss ~ l,' .a1 IA
" la' '- ,t i' -r' 80. 1 a. ~ Al ag5
e. ~ 81 ,,t i,, ios.- p. tf'-5 IL
~ 20 81. ~ V gt" az. p co,. ais
nv q ..' iS 20 In s. Sd. b a0s h. s. 81. 3.
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HOG produces inactive aud loser The hog
.iivat..n WAS unsettled ~ -I rl- CIaralt.uc
an a number 90 ya-ds. ilruErs Cr!,ago. but tL1
trade was u1t disposed 90 fafe the ryrE Side. Gnt
10 cash markts ver8 quiet IOsk-Sleady q.
ness. 50 508s2l family. So So. short clear.
81 5aGs2r BEEr-t ~. mess. 81 S25 fan D.
t24asaF. packet to3It24. extra il1's mess. $3.50
IS DRESSED HnGs-fifmef. bar0l, lli.e.
is3 o.. iiH-. leo ib. ll+c 20 lh. l-c. pigs.
iqisc CIR MEATs-pickled bellies steady 10
h. lsc " Do. loo D.. lib. lsiac. picklsd hams
ea.y. i4isc TALLoW-Stealy s.ec.al. csc ciy.
6i.c. COUNTRY 6l.ge',. LA'a~Eay middle
Wes' ti60all TO-. city. NC. refined steady
south America. l-.6jc. continent. l2.4jc. Brazil
kers. ls6-c. compound firm. srf.r sTEABINE
Firm cleo GA. r yi3c ,iiy LARD. na.c
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SHORT TERN NOTES.

FURNISHED by 5wartwout q Appenzellar. s
Pine IT.
The fogoNIug is Tex OF notes. al due
viflfn on. tcar. and on which there are no
ttaling restrictions as - rri-c. ApDrc
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Daily Imports and Exports

Daily imports and exports Of gen
eral merchandise at the Port OF New
YORK Yesterday and Tor the last week
were:
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rTIcA CHEESE MARKET.

,. NOV e-CHEESE-L'tue elae'e
Cuciii ,N.dsy an he t',ica Dam Board ~ Trade
DC, holding firm sales were 80 o3N'- ~ -''
bI rrlR 20 tJr. soid al ee- 49,
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ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.
Boston Curb Market.

Fhu. Nov g-Bt TrER-i0 tubs sold D.,
md 4, ,tibs IN a2c Tie eIchanga viii rleer
grIty morning hereafter.
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TIE AeW Work Metal kkelrtge ftopcnr1 Fnr u1sl-
49, sf,er having been closed since The prl-lafra-
ion n var TIE daily rsl va a. ~ O'Clock
n9or with spot 90 quoted Of s3tmSSi UL'e Boz los
~ sra Tons each attn TIE u ar.lf rrTI. iu L1lI l
Dr. Wa quoted - ass le. for SPOT raniarl and
u a Tor stra CHS There DO call cl copper boz
ne LONDON price was $50 5s FOR standard sIot
ne local street market for culaer aas steady with
ele-tr0ytic quoted a, iiaslli4c and casting a.
fii.aflac Lead arm New York spot 3 800
Z s6c srd E.s. g. Luis 4. 81 sc, London
cad SIS = - Spei,ef steady NeN Iork sp,L
eOgsc and East 81 Louis $50 i.sjc. IN Lon
-. .r..l.r- lIn.at II 20 8.