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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
Luncheon for Mrs. Simpson.

AIRS. Charles l.. Simpson, of Kan
.ss C;tr was rendered an Informal
neon Tuesday by Mrs. Thornweil
obs Invited to meet Mrs Simp-
san were Mrs. cam Dorsey. Mrs.
Thomas Latham. Mrs Annie Lewis
~ GreenriHe and Mrs. Charles p.
Garcr
several informal parties have been
damned for Mrs. Simpson, among
.hem a t1catcr party Tuesday even
IND and an informal tea Tuesday aft
ernoou
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
Shelterinq Arms to Meet.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Shelterlng Arms will he held Thurs
day al the Osgood Sanders Day Nurs-
cry, No. 16l Walton street.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03

scalp. Il ia neither sticky nor greasy. its use can.
moi ne detected. 70 will restor, The original natural
shade 10 any grey. bcached or faded hair, m mat
ter how many things have failed II succeeds
equally with both sexes. and all ages
Write today giving your name and address
plainly. stating whether lady or gentleman tMr Mrs
or Mise and enclose r.. stamp for return postage
and ! will send you fun particulars hat viii en-
able you ~ restore The original color NJ youth
to your hair. making Il soft, fury and natural
Write to-day. Address Mrs. MARY " Chapman
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03

W sR1A o - AtNHH - - $3.50
nor a stain. Its effects
after 4 days use,
am a woman who became
premsturely grey and old
looking at -, but a sclen-
unc friend told me Of a
simple method he had
| perfected after year, Of
study. | followed his ad-
vice and IN a short time
my hair actually was tho
AURA color ~ my glrllsh
Iys. THIS method IA IN.
~ different from anything
have ever seen or heard
Is effect IL lasting and Il will
A. - L.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
For Grey Hair
I Will Tell You Free How to Re.
store to Your Hair the Natural
Color of Youth.
No Dyes or Other Harmful Method.
Results in Four Days.

Let me send you free tull information about a
harmless liquid that will restore the natural color
OF your hair. no matter what your age nor the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
Suffrage Association to Meet.

The Atlanta Equal Suffrage Asso-
citation will meet Wednesday AT 3
.. m at the Hotel Ansley. An inter
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03

Belle Blanche, prima donna impelsonaor appearing at
Forsyth this week. who such ieas that she the
Of customary stage tricks for popularity doesn need Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
ST. PAUL'S INCOME DROPS
Annual Report Shows sea-.
A47 Decrease In Net,

The fifteenth annual report OF the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail.
road, covering operations of the fiscal
year ended on June 80, 1914, shows that
the company's gross revenues for that
period were sol ,7S2,690, q decrease OF
S2,30i 1863, compared with the previous
year. The revenue from freight traffic
was S65,266,420, decrease Of $2,697,-
740, and from passenger traffic $tS,96I,.
224, an increase of $504,0S0.
Because of = saving of Sl,668,eO In
operating expenses last year the COM
pany'S net earnings after taxes were
S944,447 less than In the 1918 fiscal
year. The operating expenses for 1914
totalled SCI ,SS0,06l, There was an in.
crease In expenses for maintenance OF
way and structures Of $55,739, and In
general expenses of $l,752.97S, but
these were more than Offset by de-
ereases of S759,007 In maintenance OF
equipment, S94,7SS In traffic expenses
ard in transportation expenses Of ST.
1867 200.
Other income brought the st, Paul's
gross corporate income last year up
10 SS0,0Sl ,656, which, after the deduc-
ton of Sl4,6O5,S70 for interest and
other fixed charges left balance avail
able for dividends of Sl5,476,285. Pre-.
TERED dividend requirements consumed
SS,il5,239, leaving a surplus Of $780,
052, equal to 6.9 per cent on $lt6,S6O,-
100 common. stock, as against SO per
cent earned on the same stock In 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
FIRE Department

Instruction Detail Fire COllege-Reopens
Sept. l6-First section, Mondays, Wednes-
DAYS, FRIDAYS; second section Tuesdays,
Thursdays, Fridays. Following officers TO
'' First section1J. X. ormond. Eng 20; Will
lam Meurer, Dng. a. c. H. Riley, Eng. 81
". ]. Mulvey. Eng Il: Frederick Hermann
Eng Ci; Patrick Brady, No ], Bng q; >.
Il. Norton, Eng. &c; NJ 5. HaTpey Enc w.
J T. Oakley, Bhg. "a; J. 10 lAngille Eng
l52' Louis LANCE Eng ~ j. I IT, MPnaE'afi
FAR. Eng. 223; ]. B. Sterling. Bng. 2iG; j.
Y Kenny Eng rs: j. a. Sheridan, Eng.
SO. ]. y. StelnnEer. Eng. 2S4; G; j. kenney,
Eng 2sG; Louis Grave. II. l.. !; JACOB
Levy, IL. & l., 6: W. J. Boyd, Bng: ~
H. & l.. e: Francis McGinnes, Hose 3
second section-Jacob Cohen, Eng. 5; y. j.
UCaIy Eng I; w. S. Howe, Eng. 80; J. J..
soyiarth, Eng "a; J. J. Paul. Eng. 30; J.; }.
sullivan, No. l. Eng. 50: Michael Dorey. Dag
y9 w. r. Beck, Bng. Il; +. J. Leopold. Eng
sO Oscar Dobler. Eng 1855: ]. I; Lynch: Ghg
l5S; D r. GlPIn, st Eng .ls; J. "a i Taylor
Faabel, Eng. 81; 5. NJ. Rdheld, Eng S3'
Leon Howard Eng. M J. J. Jolly. Eng
NJ. Y p. Hines H. & L. 2. I. p. Coughlin
IN a. L. s; Robert Back. H. & l.. 22; John
O'Conneil, H. & L. Al; Jacob DredgeT a.
bfTs ssIe, ii0 eSithou, pay Capt John
Hughes, No. l, II q l.. 40, ~ hours, Sept:
IL. Lieuts. NJ. T. Sheppard, Eng. go, -
hours, Sept &c: p F. Gleason; Eng 2eG' Il
hSurs, Sept. Is Engineers OF STEAMER q I,,f 4,
Lsngdon, Eng, 276 IS hours. sept -; VII
men J. j. Hennessy, II. /. 49, "a hours;
Sspt is; ]. J. Hanngan, IL. l.. q? Il
hours, Sept. II; W. {. Belneld' ENG oV' "
hours Sept. 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
WHEAT DROPS IN CHICAGO
Almost a Panic on Change
Other Grains Drop.

Chicago, Sept. 14.-Grain prices
crashed downward to-day in q whirl of
selling due to belief that the war
might end soon. The close was wild,
with wheat 6Ac to sic lower than
Saturday night, corn off 2hc to Csc
and oats showing a setback Of 37sc to
4&c net. In provisions the outcome
varied from 25c decline to an equal sd-
vance. Excited liquidating sales Of
wheat began at the very outset of trad
ing, and before the session was over
had assumed tremendous proportions.
Reports of uninterrupted misfortune TO
the Austrians and that the Germans
almost everywhere had been forced to
retire put the bulls in a semi-panic,
lest the bottom fall out of the market
because of a treaty of peace being
signed with a swiftness for which most
spectators were i'll prepared. Export
business gave the market a slight tenn
porary rebound at one time, but the
foreign demand seemed so meagre in
proportion to the lowering Of values
that the effect was to intensity the
widespread desire to get rid OF wheat
in a hurry. Immense receipts from the
spring crop in the Northwest added to
the woes Of the bulls. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

CALI. MONEY, and per cent
TIME MONEY nominal, with rates a. per
cent.
MERCANTILE PAPER--Thore was prao-
tically no buying by local institutions, but
tho Interior takings were large. The rate
per cent for beat names.
CLEARING HOUSE sTATEMENT.-Bx-
changes, Si0S S43 06j: balances. 0,Sii5es, The
Sub-TreaSury was debtor to the amount OF
S4eS. 7T9
sUB-TREAsURY.-Ne York banks gained
from the Sub-rreasury t33600o, and gained
since Friday 11,02l.OO
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE st. LouiA &c
premium bid, &c premium asked; Boston, par
Minneapolis, exchange par; Cincinnati. lbc
discount; Sar Francisco, exchange par.
BANK CI4DARINGB.-Bos exchange
81, 0l0 III, balances tGOi,b23: Baltimore, ex-
changes {S,9O0S20. balances 49, chicago,
exchanges $4S $40 55l. balances S. 05S, 0o3; Phil
Sdelphia, exchanges ti9, l0S. 6Sj, balances 81, -
03b. 766: st. Louis, exchanges NSSSS,2A5, bal
ances $l.llT67l
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver in London
was 24Ssd an ounce, decline OF I'D. New
York quotation was b4iSc, drop OF No.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Busi was
moderately active. Cable sterling, Gss; de-
mAnd sterling, 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
F0RECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OBJ NEW
York-Sarah c. MADDEN, Plaintiff, against
Julia w. Porges, Emma 4. Mayhem. Cor
nelia Henderson and others. Defendants:
In pursuance Of a judgment OF foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered IN the
above-entitled action and bearing date the
2stb day OF August. 1914. |, the undersigned.
tho referee in said Judgment named will sell
at public auction. At the Exchange Sales
room Nos. 1916 Vesey street, In the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. City OF New York. on
the 2Srd day Of September, 1914, al ~
o'clock noon on that day, by Samuel Marx.
AuctioneeT, the premises directed by said
Judgment 10 DO sold and therein described
as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land.
situate lying and being IN the Borough OF
Manhattan, City OF New York, bounded end
described as follows: Beginning at q point
on the northerly side OF seth Street distant
900 feet easterIy from the corner formed
West End Avenue and the northerly side OF
Gsth Street; running thence northerly and
parallel with said easterly side OF West
End Avenue 100 feet incnes 10 the centre
line OF the block; thence easterly along SAID
centre line OF the block Is feet. thence south
erly again parallel with the easterly side OF
West End Avenue 100 feet inches 10 said
nOrtherIy side OF 66th Street. and thence
westerly along said northsrly side Of e6th
street Is feet TO the point or place Of be-
Ginning The eastery and westerly walls
running for part OF tho distance through
party walls, said premises being now known
81 the Street No. 233 West S6th Street.
Dated New York. September list. 1914
SAMSON FRlEDLANDER, Referee
ADDISON GARDNER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
20 Broad Street. Borough Of Manhattan.
New York city.
The following is q diagram Of the pFop-
erty TO be sold; its street Number 70 9a3
West G6th Street :;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Steamer charterIng was fairly active. and
a steady demand prevailed for additional
boats Rates we're slightly easier In some
Instances Quotations to Liverpool, 3D.; Lon
don, sgd: Hull, pad; Bristol. SID: picked
ports United Kingdom, large tonnage, 81;
cotton to Liverpool. per 100 10. 21c. Charters
-Br steamer, $50 tons. general cargo. hence
10 Australia, I. Sept; for steamer. l.sVo
standards deals Montreal to Liverpool and
(ori Manchester, as Cd. prompt; Nor steamer
9U2 tons deals, Bay Of Fundy 70 " Britain
or ireland 37s 81. Sept. Br steamer, 2'ls3
tons deals 81 John. y e. 70 Liverpool or
Glasgow. So 81, Sept; Br steamer, g73 tens.
timber. sapelo 20 Hull and West Hartlepool'
SIS Cd. Sept: Br steamer. i.li9 tons, timber
Gulf TO Southampton and Newport SOs. sept;
Br steamer IS 0OO qrs grain, Gulf 20 Rio dc
Janelro and tori Santos s. 81 one. 81 1izd II
both sept Span steamer 1900 gTS grain grain
French Atlantic, - 81 or South spain, Ss)
Sept; for steamer. 5000 qrs grain. GgLi to
French Atlantic ports 3 81 toption spah,
5sJ sept; Br steamer 5000 qrs. same Top
lion MarseilIes. IS; option part oats. % lessl,
sept: III steamer. 2th tons. West India
trade. one round ESp. baSis IS Cd. prompt
Br steamer. 1870 toy, same. $500 prompt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune

BY Telegraph 10 me lIiouHO'J
Albany, Sept. 14;-The followlns Moor nc y,
S'f BTjscoe Sales Co, Manhattan; autos;
$4,000. X. L. Delisser, 1894 Broaowsy.
New York; J. Dorr, w. }. Jackson Nc"
hG RE Plaster Key Co.. Manhattan; hard
ware: $4,000; +. II. MacRobert, o. VIII
lam St. New. York; A, s; wright; Ne"
York; a. WOelfel, staten Island, N. Y.
The Wood Wilson Co., Manhattan
youths clothing. $1,000; NJ: N. konski'
1881 LexnNton av., New. York; H. d.
Konski, S Robinsky, New YORK. .,.ooo.
Client Construction Co. Bronx; Slo,U0,U,'
+. Willetts. 1887 Nyse sv, Bronx; a. VIII
let's. Newark, y. j.. c. Defaa, BronI.
Life Motion, Manhattan; $4,000 II. G.
p eSIis, W ". j. DavidS, New York.
PetriGed Wood Co.. Troy; $4,000; a.
Kindseu, Troy; c. II, Plata Albany; N. H.
fs NicCoTmcR BTos Bunaio; tobacco; S15.-
600, j. l. Mccormick. Buffalo; II. Jarvis
c. Westfall Buffalo. ooo.
Mercantile Lace Co, Bronx; AbVOV, -
Sicgel, 53l West 1880 St. New YORK NJ. a.
Djpirro New York. T, Wolff Brooklyn
Lydig Realty & Improvement Corp, Man
batian5 $4,000. j. G. Tomlinson, Jr., 80
Wall ST., New york; J. b. Mackie, c. Il.
E's"'N TO 4 Holding CO.. Manhattn;
r,alty. $40, 900; q. Il. Read, 1876 Broadway
New York; w b. Wolfe, J. L. Greenoers'
ny Hym9n Barnett, Manhattan; human hair
ID Se 900. IL Barnett. SO Third av..
New YORK: /. Barnett. II. steinman, New
G Housed Sales Co. Buffalo auto starters;
ed Non. ~ T. Housed, 425 MCGEE Rv.,
HH tU;TVS NJ. C. Burns Buffalo; o. Cot
tiScbam Wadesboro, n. c.
Faliot & Hin. m Manhattan 1 mii'ih Ssv,
TnyEo nm r. Hin. Brooklyn $1,000
GSampIain Films. Manhattan: 5000;
+ hartman 81 East Firth st. New
York; n. II. HOY. New York; e. {. Hob
er%Wl'' Miidrum CO., Yonkers; advertis-
tr," Sgo 600. w l. Mildrum, II Quincy
nj Workers; j. 2. Black, J. W. HanniESh'
YonkerS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
TM RECORD
RE AND ABROAD
-, Give Gold Rather
a han exchange for
the City's Debt

.....n initial payment d one
'e'',i, - - subscriptions toward meet ,
~ : 80, - foreign ObligatiOnsresulted
X ' sly Of sU,OOo,OOo IN gold
) % 49, .na expectation Of further
~ ~, y .ronnd 100000 on wedn .a
80 .sa;pe TO the agreement ta &c
Il AeeoIu,;s,Sn here can turn IN
,-snsL '. SScbange ct 4.90, but as
~ ~ .assrllng WAS quoted az sl ooaoo
lsia .,,rJsv there was little reason ~,
u Is, 49, 10 guard their reserves Sy
* AnAsIs Snge until rates SHOW INC
lGips sAaisxstion. Though the pres
sgesieo ',;on does not go through
Il epsIssssnre chSnnels, the cost Oh
co. - & expected to go h li i,tar
SEissas' result Of lessening Sme 'n.'i :.
WI y S'isnee against US, That II Is
issis,,All .s-asl condition that keeps up
n ,s .ass"h levels is evident from com,
yF,sa1 ? y S;s.ount rates Of less than
i'i.. .., i n London with to 8 per cent
q -. .n,sv commands here. r,1
81 80 &c day ,he Bank Of Englsna
lsr' "a zoo IN American gold com
~ y Iii nj add shipments from THIS
50 w. Sold sent to Ottawa is to
;.s.eosited to the credit OF t1e oa ,bs
hs.S;5S TO a private dispatch the
"a Germany on September Z re re-
y. - - increase Of more than 2S'-
y,ta h cold. Where this was
Nspw ' !. 10. clear. The German En-
~ ,s not within its borders any
Srsat source Of gold as Great
las in South Africa, LONDON
.rll.'u ..s suggest that the German
q 4 foreign countries had started
ists : Loms country all the gold pos
2 ~, " S.Jsye the war broke out and that
~ .Siisiop transfer Of government
~. 10 the bank and return OF gold
Y, a circulation might be RESPONSE
y ,hs week end the nature Of eff
y'.'.sSe IN this country toward peace
~ 49, we're more clearly outlined, but
"a hostilities have had some more
800 outcome it is expected that
=, S.tveen Germany and the Allies
m tortinue. Grain prices IN Chicago
,,s,rsr. broke heavily, wheat ending
A. day around to 8 cents lower
~ ,brupt decline. while in part to DO
'.'.+,ilhgted 10 expectation that the war
~ h ended sooner than had been
s.ssosed. was largely due TO the heavy
''ss's,t, Of last week. which more than
Enhanced seaboard shipments.
Bond trading here at slight conces-
y, from the final prices of July 80
4, no. vet reached any large volume.
6,l,ra SO far received are said to be
rnursRing and there are few offers OF
ssfitiss Of the savings bank class, the
T..snt upheavsl putting an added
Hlue On safety of principal that is eX-
,,s.,d to help sustain the underlying
,sBrtions Of established corporations.
s,Et Inquiries from Europe have been
p,slye5 and instances are reported
m, the prices offered have been
- thst sales resulted. The principal
lnsad here is for short-term notes
nS municipal bonds.
A favorable exhibit Of the effect Of
nTrusd economy is seen in the New
Rnsns earnings statement for July,
vARs Sn increase in net income Of
ylsDoo was obtained through reducing
aaasions Of trains that did not pay.
No ~ Increase Of only about 3 per
sl q gross the road made a gain of
n ~ can't In net, which compares with
he New York Centrsrs systems loss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
SUMMONSES.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
--Betsey Rebeeca GoldsteiD, Plaintiff.
against Charles Gllinsky and EyE GIlinsky.
his wife. mrs, name Mary being fictitious,
being unknown 20 plaintiff; Louis 4 Gold
John" Crowley, John osyelis. John
Goldstein. "John" Lenewitz John" olinsky.
John" schwartz. John" shultS. John.
Easta 1onn J04 %ene E'aGG iSsa ys 2Ss
John" Hynes. "Jonn" Sherry. John. Fir.
EoEo John Luca, John Doe Richard
Roe" James smith and Harry Whl
Jams" the arst name John" as to all OF
being fictitious. the true Christian names OF
bsid defendants being unknown 10 plaintiff;
and the NAMES 'Iohn Doe" Richard Roe,
James Smith" ard Harry Williams" also
being fictitious. the tru' Christian names AMI
SurnQmes OF the tour last mentioned defend
ants being unknown 10 plaintiff. sald defend
ants being tenants or occupants OF premises
Number IS Madison street. in the Borough OF
Manhattan. City. County and state Of New
York, deserted IN the comI laint herein, De-
PENDANTS Trial d.sired Ia New York Coun-
ty Summons.
70 the above named defendants and each OF
them .
You are hereby Aummoned 10 answer the
complaint In this action and 10 serve copy
OF your answer on the Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS,
within twenty lays after the service OF ihls
summons exclusive OF the day OF service
ana III case VI your IaAAAie W alkNAf "
swer judgIcent will be taken against you by
default for The relief demanded IN the com
plant
Dated New York. July Ord, 1914.
DAVIS & DAVIS. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
once & Post once Address, No. 81 Cham
beers Stree, Borough Of Manhattan, New
York City .
To the Defendants. Albert Koch and ''Mayy''
Koch his wife. first name Mary be-
,irg fictitious the true Christian name OF
said defendant being unknown to plain
TN.
The foregoing Summons Is served upon
you by cub .ication, pursuant 70 an Orcer OF
Hon samuel Seabvry Justice OF the SUI
preme Court Of the state OF New York. dated
August 10Th lUli. and hled Nth a ccoy OF
tks Complaint on the 10th day Of Auras,.
1914. IN the once Of the Clerk Of The coan,y
OF New York. IN the County Court House, IN
tie Borough % Manhattan. City. County AMI
state VI New York. which Complaint Was
originally fled IN the once OF sald ClSFk on
the 9Th day OF July 1914
Dated New York. August 10Th. 1914
DAVIS q DAVIS. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
once a Post once Address, No. 81 charn-
bers Street. Borough ot Manhattan. New
York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15

there were further inquiries TOR export
account and sales OF 5000 barrels Of
about unchanged. although two Of the
points with all rsfners now quoting on the
basls Of 1.25c for nne graduated. There
was practically no change IN raw, and
trading was only moderate. Some sugars
local renners out of store. aud to-day
about 1000 bags of CubaB we're sold out OF
store at equal to e.1So for centrifugal al
inopgh no cost and freight sugars were
centrifugal. b.e0c for moiassss and 6hc foI
Cubas, cost and freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
SPOT COTTON
FIRM AND HIGHER
Syndicate Planned to Cover
Straddle Interests-Hopeful
Feeling In the Trade.

There appeared to be 3 very much
more cheerful feeling in Cotton TX
change circles here yesterday. Not
withstanding the comparatively large
spot sales reported in Liverpool since
the close of Friday there was no fur
Their balloting for orders in liquidation
of the straddle interests, but the feel
ing with reference to the closing out
of this interest was greatly encouraged
by reports that a syndicate had been
formed to take over the New York con-
tracts, while confidence in the more
general situation was increased by re-
ports of a continued improvement in
the tone of the Southern spot markets.
There seemed to be doubt as to
whether the syndicate would merely as
sumo the contracts of the scattering
December long interests here at &c a
pound and allow the straddle to work
itself out, or whether they proposed to
take the hedges in Liverpool and liqui.
date the entire interest on the basis OF
5.25d for Liverpool Jsnuary-February
and &c in the local market. One OF the
rumors circulating was that the propo-
sitjon included the accumulation OF q
sinking fund here for the protection Of
the syndicate through special tax OF
81 a bale on each contract traded IN
after the reopening Of the exchange
until the entire interest had been mar
keted. In any event, the scheme created
hone of an early reopenlng OF the eX-
change. and il was also reported as an
other step in that direction that the
special committee had practically COM
pleted its work of drawing up new by
laws TO conform the New York meth
ods of doing business with the Lever
cotton futures act.
Handlers of spot say that cotton
which they sold landed at New England
mills at 712c to 7tsc a pound a week
or more ago could not be purchased
Yesterday at less than &c to 9Ac q
pound for shipments from Texas and
Oklahoma; also that Southern Shippers
are showing greater caution IN oners
for forward shipments, particularly the
better grades. The spot market at Sa,,
vannah was 4 C higher at SAC for good
middling, and 7&c for middllng, while
Memphis, which started ofhclai spot
quotations to-day, quoted middllng at
Sc. with sales Of $50 bales. LlVerpool
reported sold and called since friday
$500 bales, including 5000 bales OIL
American. ;,
The census report on supply and dis
tribution Of cotton for Angst showed
a falling off in domestic mill consump-
tion for the month, as expected, the
figures being 3S4,205 bales, against
4S2,35O bales of lint cotton lat year;
Int the total consumption for the sea-
SON ended August 81 broke all records,
amounting to 5,577,S64 bales Of lint
cotton. or, including linters, 6,OS4,l65
6aies. against 5,784,0 900 bales last year.
The stock of lint cotton in manufactur-
inc establishments on August 81 was
G77 .4O8 bales, against 7l7,7O4 bales last
year.
Tiverpool. Sept. Il. - Cotton - spot
in narrowed demand. Sales, $500
bales Including 5000 American, on the
s 90 al For niddlinR Imports,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15

bbtl street.
The approximate amount Of the lea or
charge, TO satisfy which tho abovs-described
properly is TO be sold. 10 il3.53s.o7. with
Interest thereon from the iIth day Of Au-
rust. 1914 together with the costs and al
Iowance. amounting 10 1888. ~. with interest
from August 26th. 1914, together with the
expenses OF the sale The approximate
amount Of the taxes, assessments and water
rates, or other lena. which are to be al
lowed to the purchaser out OF the purchase
money, or paid by the Referee. IL ;I60.TS
and interest
Dated New York, September lat, 1914.
SAMSON FR1EDLANDER. Referee.