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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
MILLS
MORE ACTIVE
Consumption of Staple in Sep
TENDER Larger than Expected
Spot Lower.

The most important factor of the day
IN the way of cotton market news was
the Census Bureau report showing that
4l5194 bales had been consumed by
American mills during September, COM
pared with 442.435 for the same time
last year, the figures being surprisingly
large, in view of the unsettled market
and other conditions. For the two
months ended September so there were
consumed 79S,874 bales, against 674,-
7S5 bales in the corresponding months
q 1919. From the belt came reports Of
sudden drop in temperature, with n
possibility of killing frost in some of
the more exposed places, which would
be about in line with the average date
of X ling frost in those localities.
Reports from Southern spot markets
10. ID Of further reductions, the leading
markets being unchanged to &c lower.
In some sections Of interior Texas sales
were being made under the 6-cent level,
and according TO quotations published
in Texas papers spot cotton at the in
terror varied IN price over &c q pound,
basis middling.
So far as official announcements were
concerned, the day was uneventful.
Next Monday at II o'clock O meeting
Of exchange members will be held IN
the gallery meeting room to consider
the proposed amendments to the by
laws, and il acted upon favorably at
that time ballot of members viii
probably be taken the following day.
An impression prevailed that ballot
ing en- the Liverpool straddle account,
which has been suspended since Sep
tember %, would be resumed yesterday,
but up to late afternoon no announce
ment on the subject had appeared.
Both representatives of the Liverpool
Exchange, who have been here since
the bslloting started, returned home
yesterday.
The local market for spot cotton was
nominal Southern spot markets were
telegraphed as follows: Galveston, UNI
changed at 67sc; sales, 543 bales. New
Orleans, unchanged at 64c; sales, 500
bales. Mobile, nc lower at Gao. Sa-
vannah, &c lower at 612c; sales, l.54l
bales. Charleston, nominal at sac.
Wilmington, &c lower at 61ac. Nor
folk, steady at 6l2c; sales, DOB bales.
Augusta. Lice lower at 6 1916; sales,
1867 bales Memphis, l4c lower at
csc; sales. 1900 bales st. Louis, "a C
lower at TIC Houston, quiet at 6Ac;
sales, ,697 bales.
Liverpool, Oct. 14.-Cotton-Spot in
improved demand, sales 1890 bales, IN.
Guiding $500 American, on the basis or
5.30d for midding. Imports 50 bales
all American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
GERMAN VICTORIES
RAISE EXCHANGE
Danger of Attack by AirShipS
on London May Renew

Moratorium.

A number Of foreign exchange deal
ers have assumed an attitude or eau
ton in the last few days, because or
the many reported victories OF the
German armies IN the west, and III
many cases have reduced their out
standing business TO less than hal1
what they considered safe a week ago.
j. was said Yesterday that the posi-
bilitv Of an invasion Of England or an
attack on London by aIrships had
brought up thu fear that new mora
forum might be declared or business
interrupted seriously for an lndeterml-
nate period. ,
Rates were markedly higher, demand
going 20 4.97B and cables to 4.9o1s'
though francs and marks were prac-
ticallv unchanged at sos and 929s, re-
spectively, both for checks and cables
The supply of bills originating ~
grain and cotton shipments was sald
TO be in excellent volume, and the m
crease in rates was attributed manly
to tho continuing necessity Tor cover
ing maturing finance bills abroad aIter
the Goth of the month, as well as 70
the demand on the part of the banks
and trust companies OF the city LOT
eycbappe TO meet the fourth install
ncnt Of their subscriptions to the New
York City note issue. The call for this
instqlment was sent out yesterday, and
il was considered probable that con-
siderable part Of IL would be paid IN
exchange, because the call for the trst
navment of GOLD 20 the gold fund com
mittee was made only the day before
and banks would not be likely to
,yeaken their reserves as much as the
two different drafts on them would re-
ouire. The city has TO meet about
92,OO0,0oO IN revenue 80 W a. Month III '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15

coarse graduated. s.s5o; fruit powdered
and Eagle extra 1ne granulated. 0leci
domino GRADUATED, cases, 2-lb, SAID Anu
Glib cartons. G.65c and s.6be ia half cases,
Eagle, 2-ib 3h-lb and 5-lb cartons, me
formulated, 6.45c; 2-lb bags do. 6.55c; 81
IL bags, 65Oc; 5-lb bags. 6.45o. iO-ib bags.
q. 4Oc. rs aud 20 10 bags and standard gran
ulated, 630c; hne graduated and Diamond
a, 626o: confectionery A, eibc; No /, &C;
No 2, 5.95c: No 3. 5.s0c; No 4, b.s5ci No
o. 5.s0c; No 8, 5.7bc; No 7, SOC; No 5,
B6sc. No Q, 66Oc: No 10, b.s5c. No II,
6.6Oc; No "a. 6.46o; Nos 10. II and Is;
soc There was no change In raw. ana
trading was limited. the day's transactions
amounting TO about 1000 or 5000 bags OF
full duty sugars to local renner at NC.
equal to about 4.52c for centrifugal. duty
paid While limited amount OF Cubas
we're still available at the recent level OF
3hc. cost and freight, renners were again
in waiting position, encouraged ~ the
unusually large stocks Of raw sugar In
the United States and owing 20 the In
different demand for refined The market
ciosed about steady At SIC for centfifu-
gal, gs1c for hiolasses, enh = for cubas,
cost and freight Wlilett a. Gray report
the 1vement at JniteJ St1tes Atlhnbc
porte for the week ~ follows; Receipts,
30 400 tons, against 89.s23 the previous
week 1852 last year and 80 863 IN 1912:
$4,000. against 10000 and 10000
and 10000. and total stock 349e23 against
$50. 204, isi,2s0 and 07.2i1 tons. respec-
lively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

The Central Union Telephone Com
pany and the Indianapolis Telephone
Company have been ordered by the In
diana State Public Service Commission
20 submit at once physical valuations
of their local exchange properties. The
commission is looking forward to phys
zeal connection or a merger Of these
companies in Indianapolis, but points
out that neither company has taken
any steps to further the plans Of con-
solidation. II is said that the commits
sion will Immediately push the matter
compelling a merger Of the two tele-
phone properties.
Keystone Telephone.
The income account of the Keystone
Telephone Company for the month and
nine months ended September so, dis
closes good gains in combined earn
ings over the year preceding, Operat-
ing revenue amounted to S1ll,135 in
gross for September, an increase of
S3,S25; expenses and taxes were re-
duced by S45l, leaving net earnings of
S56,772, S4,276 greater than in 1918.
The net surplus increased from $780,,
Sl2 to SS0.653, gain Of over Is per
cent. In the nine-month period the
company earned S99l,397, S46,9S0 more
than last year, net earnings showed a
gain of over per cent, aud surplus
after interest charges totalled S269,6l0,
an increase of over Ia per cent.
san Diego Gas and Electric.
The San Diego Gas and Electric
Company has made application to the
California Railroad Commission for
permission TO issue 100000 face value
6 per cent debenture bonds. The pro-
oeeds OF this issue are to be used III
paying off floating indebtedness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Tho steamer market was steady. with q
moderate general demand and rates not quot
ably changed. Quotations 20 LIVERPOOL. 40:
London. 3i-d. Hull. Al. Bristol, AID: picked
ports. large tonnage. 2s "a cotton 10 Liver
rool per 700 lb. SOC. CHARTERS-British
steamer. 2.330 tons. tlme charter. general
trades. - months tosis 4s October British
steamer. IS tons. coal Baltimore 10 Genoa.
private terms. prompt. swedish steamer. 49,.
600 quarters grain Baltimore 20 Scandi-
rayian lorts. As 3D. October. British steamer.
20 100 quarters grain. Atlantic range 70
picked ports United Kingdom - Cd cotton
French Atlantic. 3s 3d. November. British
steamer. 2G.OUO quarters frain. Montreal 70
picked ports United Kingdom. 3s. October.
British steamer. 336 tons cotton. etc. Gulf
o. United kingdom Ais 3d. October-Novem-
bcr British steamer. 22i0 IONS. general
cargo Gulf 10 Genoa rs. November: Nor
wegian steamer. 1870 tons. coal. Baltimore
" Havana private terms prompt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
aash., Chatt. & St. L. Report.

l,s,' Nashville, Chattanooga & St.
b, railway Company, in its report
vac hscal year ended June 80
h, gross earnings of Sl277S.3c3, "a
,,,, =" S0o5,828 from the previous
bs,s Net revenue decreased from
sf.SSS 70 $2,69S,894 After pro-
s.ng Tor interest charges and taxes
~ r remained d surplus of S1S49. $50.
~ 70 ll.56 per cent on the $4,000 .,
~. capital stock, as against l5.5 Der
Gtsssss, IKE amount OF stock in 1913.
. a Iiu n.y. for dividends amounted
To 10 'o'S5O, leaving surplus of
hi ~, ~, decrease of S120.55j from
ssl ,sN. , Stockholders al their an.
hsh,,Hse.ung elected v Z. Schwab, Of
hes.,ae' % The board Of directors,
lung Henry Evans, Of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
Pullman Co. Earns More.

The report Of the Pullman Company
for the year ended July 81 shows
total income of S44,725,5l4, as cam
nared with $42,s60,S9l in 1918. Net
income amounted to S2l,297'463, when
l. equivalent to 7.82 per cent on STU
600 600 stock before charging OF LOT
as compared win io'9o
Der cent earned on the same stock the
previous year. Depreccdiaatilo,na charges
last year increased Sl,623'44', causing
n decrease in the year surplus "l'ei
ali charges Of S296.249.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
Changes in Mexican Ry. Board

At the postponed annual meeting of
the National Railways Of Mexico IN
Mexico City yesterday three new d.
rectors were elected, whose identity IS
unknown 70 local representatives OF
the company. They are II. Brown
William Edmund and James Perkins
The other new directors include Ig-
nacio Enriques, Roberto Pesqulera
and Felix Warburg. the latter succeed.
his brother, Paul VI. Warburg, now OF
the Federal Reserve Board. Those
succeeded on the New York board are
D. p. Bennett, vice president; William
II. Nichols, Henry W. Taft, II. H.
Wehrhane and Ricardo Huerta. Among
those who retired from the Mexican
board are L. n. Brown, president Of
the road, and William b. Mitchell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
CHICAGO GRAINS HIGHER
All Markets Active and Strong
er-Provisions Also Advance.

Chicago, Oct. l4.-French activity
and revival of strength developed in
wheat to-day, largely because of higher
prices at Liverpool and a sensational
drop in receipts at Winnipeg. The
market closed strong at &c to 2hc
above last night. Corn gained bc to
-sc net, oats i2c to Sc and provisions
re to 35c Wheat traders seemed to
couple the Liverpool advance and the
scantiness Of Canadian supplies. Ar
rivals at Winnipeg were only 303 cars
to-day, as against l,295 cars year ago,
and only 100 cars in sight for to-mor-
row. Under such conditions reports
found ready acceptance that the stock
of wheat in Canada was 20 much
greater extent than usual shown by tho
visible supply total, and that country
elevators we're correspondingly bare. 1t
was also asserted that the circum-
stances were similar in the Dakotas and
Minnesota. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
RECORD
here And ABROAD
,,,,ou Pool Finding Some
' Saooort Here-Demand
sterling Higher.

,r,ees advanced sharply yes
sl' ana demand sterling went
r'sr rhile quotations for short terra
iil'' ~. shade easier, London re-
~ "a ash, dealings in securities but
F'<S .sowed slight effect Of recent
riS' .., from the Continent Steel
" .rbliestions in their weekly re-
~ = the industry found little to
- :, Encouragement. Proposals for
q LIEF continued to receive much
.. so0 here and in Washington.
.,,,on pool plan, which has been
~ ,.sorsed by the Federal Reserve
p. /. described by its sponsor as
S',.' ,nv way a proposal for the pur-
:" - ,otton. but the gathering Of a
sS' n. available for loans on the
y reasonable valuation. The
-" hat this might make cotton a
~ g,ui5 asset and break the dead
DIV used BY hope Of holding the
- :, higher levels in spite Of
F% g. rsropean buying How pur-
GiAH = American mills are being
3sss' .rnsars from the Census Blu
seess. ~ OF decrease OF around
NJ S.Ses in domestic consumption
AgN i 20 two months, though exports
: e 1.. han 10000 against over l.
z .s ", lsst year would naturally op-
49, "a make the price more attractive
a,N in this city are stun Jar
shns',Srsiastic over the cotton pool
!T'H e., thew realize that with some
lslas s.s.;on II az least approaches the
E'elA1s';;S 1. ssner fashion than the de-
F'',ssI ..r government support being
~ II washington. The attempt OF
~ Senators 20 attach 10 the war
s.I nm a provision for an issue OF
~ ~ he used in holding part OF the
N.@ The market for the next two
90 4, only one OF a number Of SIM
yl H - schemes in Great Brit
"a 80 the necessities Of war make
yi.sl consequence 20 encourages
,sSustry. the proposition TO pur-
~ ~ Ito. .oiton st low prices for the
Siy - SINNERS appears 20 find some
- This, at least, hes the merls
sj;',,,,-srring for tie ultimate con-
'--,t;on Of the staple.
'-65IIs-stons in our steel industry are
S...S as steadily descending 70
els ~, levels. Buying In some lines IS
:. srllsst for twenty years, plg iron
y 80. il almost at q standstiN and
So. S..ss orSers arc not expected until
n.n.ts i obtained for railroad secu-
; -. - The Lackawanna Steel Com
49, ae6eit Of over S450,0O0 for the
~ ,r.rter is tangible evidence Of the
=. s' - which the business has
~ II 1918 the same period pro-
80 -. sprplus Of over 100000. For
H. 6r,t nine months Of TINS year me
..-ssny reports O deficit of over ST.
M6N where last year there was
, ,..,tyr Al some S2.S0O.000. August eN-
s...'s genres of iron and steel give a
- ~ ISslnation of under S11,00O.OO0,
-. - e. 000 600 lower than in July and
h. ssn one-hslf those of August last
yssI. t-- 4,o+
100 IN not over $40 a share did no.;
,.s3 sny great volume yesterday.
pJ,,, we're fairly well maintained, IL
/, r,s,rs,ood. and In some instances
vsr irher than those OF the maj Gay
o. tfsslg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
Railroad Earnings.

The following railroad reports for
August were made public yesterday:
Wabash-Ggoss s2.7s263o. decrease sios,-
$50: net after taxes s163.S2s. Increase $780,
1855
Bangor q ArOostoOk Gross t232.S46. tn-
crease s4.4O7; net 1903 decrease $500.
Wabash. Pittsburgh Terminal-Gross ts3,-
$50 decrease Si5.2if, net after taxes Sl6,-
ESQ decrease tS.3sl.
Louisiana & Arkansas-Gross tlIs.ses. IN
crease s2ISgs net after taxes ses.zs5. In
crease sl0.i39
Central Railroad Of New Jersey-Gross
s2ss87s7. decrease il7.325 net after taxes
ss53.l6i, decrease ti3l,90l
For September:
Toledo. Peoria Wsstern--Gross ttos. sss,
decrease sl7.33s. net tit,7as, increase
Sg.5ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. October "a. 1914.
GRAIN.
New York. october y, 1914.

NHEAT-While the bull moyement has
mdde SLOW progress. prices gained iisc 10
80 making net gains since last week OF
SAc 10 2Hc. On the whole the volume ~
business was not large, and there was an
absence or more than moderate outside
interest. Foreigners were credited with buv-
ing December early, and Il seemed TO be the
impression that larger export business Ia
OeIhg done than Is generally reported as OK
PVIt'Is nave become secretive owing to tho
tact that the market Is susceptible 10 cuiclc
upturns on reports OF export business which
on several occasions recently has sent value,
beyond export limits. Reports from abroad
Indicate growing anxiety regarding supplies.
as oihcial crop ngures confirm earlier esti-
mates or reduced yields. the French report
making the crop In that country II 600 600
bushels short Of last year. while Italy was
4V,OOOOOO under In the local cash market
10 red winter wheat was quoted AZ
~ l2it. No 2 hard at 81 TX, No 1 Northern
Duluth a. 81 1874 and No 1 Northern Mani
toba at ~ 10 =, all nominal. 1 Buffalo
cokN-The nrmness In wheat and unsettled
weather over the West caused "A firm mar
ket. but demand was again slow and the
market was inactive with price changes
comparatively narrow closing values being
isc 10 sc net higher. The local cash market
was firm; No yellow quoted at Sic nom-
nal, TO arrive. OATS-A steady tone pre-
vailed and prices showed net gains OF iac To
esc. Export sales were estimated at about
900. 900 bushels. but receipts continue liberal
and Bradstreet's Visible showed an Increase
OF 2541.000 bushels FOR the week. Local
cash market steady; standard white. 51ik n
5sc; No white 52G62i2c; No 3. 50ia q sic;
No I. 1917 q 50Izc. fancy clipped, 53ik n
64iac: ordinary clipped j2i1 q j3i.c, all ele-
yator. RYE-Firm. No Western, 9ic. C /
Buffalo. BAItLEY--Steady feeding, son
64c; mating. 81 a nc. Buffalo. BUCK
WHEAT-Steady; Japanese. 81 So. mixed.
81 50; silver hull, 81 10; Canadian, 81 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
Milling Profits Higher.

The Standard Milling Company in its
report for the year ended August 81
shows balance available for divi-
bends Of S652,45 which is equal TO
14.1S per cent on S4.600,00O COM
mon stock, compared with 9.2o per
cent earned on the same stock the pre-
vious year The company's net income
last year was 81 ,053, 637, compared with
SS25,l51 the previous year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

he American Telephone and lele-
-,rb COMPANY reports for the nine
sg,hs ended September so gross earn,
ms, including dividends, interest and
~, revenue from associated compa-
~, amounting 20 S34,602 .914, as com
s,sj with S34199qS1 for 1913. TX
Nrsss increased S262,125 to S4,ll2,4o4'
arine net earning Of S30, O,48O, n
ain Of Sl4OSO9. Dividend disburse-
nsnts amounted 10 S2U.659,l64. and the
hsnce vas S55t9lo5, "a decrease or
Ell5ss.
Statement Of income of the Western
rtiol Telegraph Company, for me
,,s months ended September 80
Aoys total revenues Of S35,429, 400, as
azpsred with S53934918 for the cor
i,spOnding period last year. There
us balance Of S4.s87400 after pro-
uting for all expenses, and net IN
@-e Of S3sS4462 after interest
aliges, an increase of Sl,ooz 4V@'
'9ail to over "a per cent.
The Tennessee Power Company an
,'gees that its books viii be closed
i'n October II 20 November . for the
IMPOSE Of making interest payments
z, he interim certificates for the hrst
sTgage bonds, due November ..
! book on banking, penal and TAX
4! other laws applicable to the sav-
% banks Of the State OF New York
q Just beer published by Joseph IL.
net, assistant auditor of the Emil
ant Industrial Savings Bank.
he annual meeting Of stockholders
Z the American Congo Company,
sasauled for yesterday, was postponed
~l November II, owing TO lack OF d
asTsn.
AZ meeting OF the governing com
~4te Of the Stock Exchange yester-
Rudolph Keppler resigned as one
ne governors because Of III health.
vas announced that a committee On
stations will be appointed, which
~ have charge Of all matters relal-
90 quotations of securities.
ne United Paper Board Company,
Enerly the United Box Board Com
ny reports for the year ended May
isl|, gross earnings of S5OS,4Ob:
sNh,5s9.
M meeting Of the Consolidated
49, Exchange committee on listing
'l',eum pipe line certificates Presl-
ia, A. I. dc Aguero reported that he
ossteard from Independent producers
vA'shoma that an organization was
formed by them looking to he
r,Iteung Of OIL 10 was resolved that
s..-o'eommittee be sent TO Oklahoma
,"helude arrangements for the plac-
49, oil certificates on the little
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

Liverpool Oct i4-wHBAT-Spot firm: No
Manitoba ss "a. 40 2. red winter. new.
ss 6isd CORN-spot quiet. American. MIXED,
ss I'D BACON-Clear bellies. IA 10 10 n.
SIS SHOTLUERS-SQu II 70 10 10. Us
LARD-PrimD Western. tierces new, 49,
gG. ola. sis. American refined pals 5is 3D.
CON boxes 52s transportation. finest.
colored new Us ca. TALLIOW-Austraiian,
m London. sss TURPENTINE-Splrits Sis.
LiNSEED-Caicutta (Oct and Now. as 60
IINsBED OILs-23s ca TURPENTINE--
spirits, DIS 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. october Il. 1914.
BEENES.

Receipts, 4.i2l head l5l cars on sale. In
GLIDING i0j cars Of steers heaviest lot sso ,ni
10 drop prices sc below Mondays low nguIes
on steer: cows we're 15G25c on fat aud good
bulls also lower; medium ana comm ~ 49, tsy
common 10 very good steers sold at - 90
Is -5 nsr loo n: a car q choice az s. y0; 3
cars extra l~ms At s. Is, bulls az ~ 10y 70,
= ,Su -, Az at y7dT IS. cows at t3qS; IN
evtra COW or two. 60 . City dressed native
Ssies-Kerns Commission Company: II Va
steers il32 10 average. 50 % per 100 10. -
iHs 20 -S. II. ils0 50 Ts n. l44s 50 70: u.
~ e. TX. II 1901 50 75 =, 1915 S %; %,
is40 s. 20; II, l2s9 s. 20; 20, 1872 IS, 70. LIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
OCTOBER Il.
Manhattan.

The first name IL that OF the debtor. the
second that II the creditor. and date "heh
Judgment was filed. 60, ~ 49,
! ankowsky. Abraham & Morris-H. Max
June I. 1914. SLY 90. ,o,,
Miller. Morris-II. Max; Nov. 2 1911
coy.,1ne re- Motion Pictures co. Ine.-Eleo-
tric Construction & supply CO. sept "a
Weller Richard-F. G. Boyd ct al: Oct
a 1914 (vacated); S28i 81 ,,-,
sanders q Daniel sanders-Will lamsport
Radiator Co: Feb. 90 1913. Slol II.
sonders Realty q Construction Co. Frank
w van schaick & Maggie l. Van
scbaick-same. Feb. 20. 1913: sSO+ II
Sanders. Daniel. Samuel Sanders 4 Daniel
'sstage-Same; Feb "a 1913; Sl6s 50.
uvman. chsrles-I Goldberg Mar q.
- nj, Ien,u.l I. 4 VIM NJ Jacobs
peonIe, Sc: Dec. 20. 1913. $1,000.
reldngp. Edw. D.-D. Gebhardt; June o.
1914 (cancelled): $50 le
The Bronx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15

g Ssc Sor 6ne granulated The following
are list prices Of the American Sugar Re-
inning Co: Crystal dOminos. cases z-io
cartons. half or full size pieces. soc. and
s35c in half cases; cases, o-ip GO. IONS .ls'
lets. lose; cut loaf. 7.i5c; crushed. IoSci
mould A. sTOc cubes and Eagle eoniec-
TONERS graduated. 6.boc; NAAA pow
dered. 600, and 6soc In containers - sc
mix: Eagle 5-lb bags powdered. 6:soc;
powdered and coarse powdered and EaSIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington. Oct. l4.--The condition Of the
United States Treasury at the beginning OF
business October II was:
Net balance IN general fund. 500 26l AZ
Total receipts October il....... 1,l95.s0I
Total payments October ILL.,. 2,isO. 236
The deficit this fiscal year is S34 094. go,
against a deficit Of 81 027 240 last year, e1-
elusive OF Panama Canal and public doot
transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
EXPORTS OF APPLES AND PEARS.

The following table gives the exports OF
annles. pears and Other fruits from United
states and Canadian ports for the week emo
"a october 70 1914 PREPARED f1r The Tribune
So Trnharn q Moore Produce Exchange for-
Warding agents Boxes are reckoned as t-rce
10 the barrel and counted as barrels