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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
.S1O,OO0.000 In
GOLD FOR OTTAWA
First InStalment of $1G0,000,000
to Go To-day-EXchange
Rates Drop.

without waiting for the returns from
a formal call on the banks and trust
companies, the committee in charge OF
the gold pool yesterday collected SlO,-
600 600 in gold certificates and made
preparations to remit the same
amount in actual gold to Canada inn
mediately. The bulk Of the shipment Is
expected to 90 out to-day. 1t will fur
nish exchange, which will be disposed
of at what the committee daily de-
termines to be fair prices" so that
debtors to Europe will be able to make
their remittances, a number OF when,
through the forthcoming ending, OF the
moratorium, have suddenly become
most pressing.
The gold obtained yesterday was
gathered from nine banks ana trust
COMPANIES, haste being necessary be-
cause of the moratorium's ending on
October 4, so far as it affects bills OF
exchange. The National City Bank
sunplied s2.OO0,O0O of the Sl0,0O0,OOO
collected, 81 100000 being received from
each of the other institutions, the
Chase National Bank, the First Ma
tional Bank, the National Bank OF Com
merce. the National Park Bank, the
Hanover National, the Bankers Trust
Company. the Guaranty Trust Company
and the Central Trust Company
Members of the gold pool committee
said the amount collected yesterday mao
been Withdrawn from the Sub-lreasury
and would be shipped to Canada TO-DAY.
Since the latter part of August ABOUT
S31 .OOO, 900 has gone to Ottawa 70 nelP
Offset United States foreign opllga-
tions, of which Sll,OOO,OOO was sent py
! P. Morgan & Co. for account OF Ihe
Citv of New York.
~ statement the committee on
evcEsnge. headed by A. II. Wiggin, OF
tbs Chase National Bank, announced
that il would receive applications Tor
cbecks or cable transfers on Lonaon
within a few days, and would be tnen
IN q nosition to furnish exchange. Inc
notifications are to be made at the
Tooms set aside for the committee IN
tbe Clearing House, on forms Wnlch
t tbe Committee will provide. Applica,-
lions will be received up to II O'Clock
,,,,erv dav except Saturdays. They must
he sccompanied by a detailed eXplaha-
tion of the purpose for which the e%-
change is to be used; ,i.
A. 3.8O o'clock each day the commit
toe will 90 over the applications Hide
such as are approved at what IL shS I
decide arc fair rates for the Gay NO
requests for cable transfers LOT leSe
F Snt affiliations a6,Ji from all over the the
United I'M States will be accepted, The
committee win endsavOr to sell rs eX-
D C,crts to make abroad, without inter
mediaries. ~ 4toro mas
10 be an important shipment OF gola to
ottawa in the next day or twS % V ne Az
y ,st Demand rates dropped TO
I S ~ and cables to 498h. At the same
time tim Paris cables sold at d 6,C3 a9 "a
checks at sos. Marks were quo'eu az
S4l5 both for checks and cables IT.
A considerable number Of dollar
,redits have been established here re-
Gently by scandinavian and s WIS
houses buying cotton; OV !t ,o Yet
as 'Tspidiy as it was hoped they would,
and grain bills showed some tendency
Yesterday to decrease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
PLANS S4O,oo0,oOO NOTES
New York Central Issue to
Bear 8 Per Cent Interest.

According to an announcement made
by J. p. Morgan & Co. yesterday, the
New York Central & Hudson River
Railroad Company is planning to issue
an aggregate Of not more than 100000
900 of six months ana one year coupon
rotes, divided equally between the two
msturities, for the purpose Of meeting
the company's financial requirements
we'll into 1915. The first maturity 70
be met Is sn issue of S12,000,0OO one
year 5 per cent notes on November 8.
The new notes will bear interest at 5
per cent. The New York Central has
requested the Morgan firm to manage
a syndicate which will purchase the
notes on what is believed TO be APP
proximately per cent basis.
The date of the public offering of tho
notes has not yet been determined. but
it is understood that the company's de-
positary banks are taking a large in
terest in the underwriting syndicate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.


AIbany sent 3O.--ropford Detachable
Limousine Co. Hampstead; $4,000: J. 4.
McAyoy. Hampstead: W. Hutchinson. /. c.
WearwtiI SIX Mfg. Co.. Manhattan: So
900, j. Epstein, Is klyn; a. smith, ~ IL II
Frank r. Marehant Co. Bklyn: optical
manufacturing $40 700: ]. II. Marchant. 1871
list st.. B'klyn; r. 3. Merchant. Bklyn: >.
- Wood COD Enterprises. Manhattan: theatricals
$40 600: Rose Mulaney, 1893 BwaH n. y;
g. NJ Wood. L. Lantheaume. n. J,
b. & Is. Cloak & suit Co.. Manhattan; Slo-
600: L. Backer go Blake av, B'Klyn; ~
Bassen Ned Bassen. n. Y
Skowhegaa Realty Corpn.. Manhattan 50. .
600, c. J. Foltz. IA ". l4Oth ST., y. T.; J.
o. Klttel. Astoria, L. l.; II. Z. Bernhardt
i KJ& - j. Mcconum. B'klyn; coal and
coke; $3.50. 600; ~ @. McCollam, 81 High q .
Montclair. n. j.: ]. ]. McAllister, Is klyn'
". A. Ferguson. B'lIlyu.
Gibraltar films. Manhattan; motion piet-
ures: $4,000: s. Dalton. 100 BWdy. y. l.
H. Lingg. G. Fleming n. \.
Garcia Blunt Cigar MIG. Corpn.' Bhiyn'
IS 0OO: II. Merliss. 663 NosTand aY.' b Alyn'
H. Weintraub. 5. sol0w Bkyh.
Holt-Welles Co.. Manhattan: dealers IN
csrburctors. autos, etc; $4,000; q
stickles 4S Myrtle av.. Edgewater, n. j.: {.
Holt. p Welles. n. Y.
Beechhurst Development Co., Queens:
resitv construction: $1,000: O. Lunenfeld.
e04 Albemarle Road. Flatbush; ]. Lunenteld.
Flatbush; j. Wolfman. n. y.
Estates OF Tappan Zee. TarTytoTn; realty
si6o 40. r %. FARLEY. 4 MARITIME ay., White
Plains; L. W. Prince. c. II. Mitchell, White
savoy Development Co., B'kiyni 5000: G.
Rizzo. 4I8 Cleveland st. klyn; c. Giaca-
lcne. J. salvato. Il klyu.
Thomas Toby & CO.. Manhattan realty;
$50 coo: T. TOBY. B'klyn. 9. A. Harris
B'klyp' L. {. Schoabel ". Y.
Famous Packard Auto Renting Corpn.'
Manhattan; IS. 900: 7. V. Moore, G6S Eighth
sv. n. Y; J. Calvin. n. T.; c. n. J.. Clayin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

SAIL MONEY. 6 20 S per cent
TINE MONEY The market was limited
WIN toh per cent as the ruling rate.
MERCANTILE PAPER was inactive. The
ialg, z per cent for Ues names
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT -Ex-
4shges. S2sl 49, i5, balances, &37 25l, COO. The
Mo7
sUB-TREASURY.-New York banks lost
. gle su6-Treasury $4,000, and lost since
friday N,CiiO00
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-St Louis ex-
,aange, zoe premium bid. SOC premium asked /.
hoaion, par. Minneapolis PC premium; Chi
'sso SOC premium.
,bANk CLUARINGS.-Bos exchanges
sSel5Si. balances Si,0S4.O77; Baltimore. ex-
gahges N55).39 balances Sl.O2o. SOS, Chicago
,S.hansls So. 95S. 732, balances S2iI22N: PHIL
sse.ph.a, exchanges f23 100. 30, balances 81. 10
|egsii s. Louis. exchanges SiL620sef. sal
-lees Ul523d
SILVER MARKET Bar silver in London
'.s go en- ounce. down Nd New York QUO.
aion was 524c. on $50
lORElGN EXCHANGE Business was sc-
~ with rates lower. Gable sterling. Ssgg5
ssHand sterling. 4g125 Gable francs. 500:
S Ssl,shd francs, 500. Gable marks 9ik: de-
utnd marks sii4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
EXPORT STEEL ORDERS
.. S. Corporations Foreign
Bookings Equal July's.

According TO steel trade publications
domestic buying grows less instead of
better and mill operations are being
forced to slacken further. The pig
iron market is said to be the dullest
since 1895. Export inquiries continue
and the Steel Corporation is receiving
foreign orders at the rate Of July.
The Iron Age" says:
With little prospect of a change in
TIE untavOrable conditions a. home in
the remaining months of the year, the
steel trade is getting some satisfac-
ton from export orders and the fur
Their developments looked for in that
direction. The Steel Corporation is
now booking foreign business at prac-
tieally the rate at which it was coming
IN before the war. British buyers have
made II plain that the prices first
named for American sheet bars were
TOO high and their ability to supply =
large part of their requirements at
Rome has brought better terms from
this side
"The decline in specifications and the
greater falling of i'm new orders in Sep
tember have left steel companies little
encouraged over the outlook at home
There is no expectation that the rail-
roads will materially increase their use
Of steel for some months. Such stag
nation as has come upon the pig iron
market has probably not been seen
since 1896"
"The iron Trade Review" says:
"The iron and steel industry still Is
gradually losing ground. New business
remains backward and as shipments 90
forward and new bookings are not suf-
lelent TO MI the gaps the necessity
ier further slackening Of operations is
laid upon producers. Export business
yet is far lacking TO replace the orders
which domestic buyers are Withholding
Because Of general uncertainties and
reduced consumption. Inquiry from
foreign buyers for various iron and
steel products hold up very well and
negotiations are numerous. Domestic
railroads lend little buying support to
The steel industry. Finished steel
prices are holding reasonably we'll in
The main, though the uudertOne at pres
cnt holds forth less assurance. Mer-
chant pig iron producers still face the
olftcult problem o. proftless prices and
light demand"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
BUSINESS REVERSES

GEORGE E. cONLEY CO.. hsh, lS7 Front
st., made assignment 10 Reginald l. I'm
peratori. Petition was filed against company
sept II. 1913, and IL made composition at 100
cents. Liabilities then were s22,60e.
MATTHEW b. KELLY, policeman, 400
Lexington av., filed petition as poor person
unable to pay the court fees. He owes $50
10 nine creditors for money loaned no assets.
TIERNAN s COALE, 7O0 West End aV.,
formerly printer and station5E, filed petition
with liabilities OF 1888; asses, f2t5. Cred
itors Include Josephine A. Coale. f3,OoO, and
estate OF william S. Brewster, silS.
EDWARD SCHMIDT, stationer and printer.
Larchmont. filed petition, with liabilities OF
81. 400; assets, no value. Liability is a de-
fciency Judgment obtained by Washington
savings Bank. Feb. 4, 1914
SAMUEL LEVENS, clothing, 10 Washing
ton Place, nled schedules In assignment
showing liabilities, 81, 703; nominal assets, So
7g5: actual assets, sos.
SAMUEL, GROSSMAN, tailor, itS Essex ST.
filed schedules in assignment, showing uaolll-
Ties, S7Sl. nominal assets, A26; actual assets
ATLANTIC GAS AND ELECTRIC co, 2
BROAD st., was adjudicated a bankrupt on
the voluntary petition fled Tuesday, snd case
has been sent TO Stanley W. Dexter, retetee'
10 take charge Of further proceedings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
WinsIOW, Lanier 6 Co.
SO CEDAR STREET
NEW YORK

THE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND DIV.
IDENDs ARE PAYABLE AT OUR BANK.
ING HOUSE DURING THE MONTH or
OCTOBER. 1914:
OCTOBER 1ST, 1915.
Cleveland & Mahoning Valley Ry CO
Regd Is.
Cleveland s. Pittsburgh r. r. CO. Gen
Mtge. 4t5s and 2iss
Franklin, Indiana.
Marion County Indiana.
Pittsburgh. ~. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co
spl Or. Quarterly div i@%
Portsmouth. Ohio, street improvement IS
OCTOBER BID, 1914
Greenfield, Indians. S.
OCTOBER 9Th. 1914.
Pittsburgh, FL Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co
Reg. Gtd. Quarterly div. 1915.
OCTOBER 7TH. 1914.
Portsmouth. Ohio. street improvement 5s
OCTOBER 10TH. 1914.
state OF Indiana Yincennea University
Bonds
OCTOBER 18TH, i9iL
pulaski County Indiana. Funding S.
OCTOBER gOrH. 1914
,,.-4.,,s.,tb ohio street IMPROVEMENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York September 80. 1914.
GRAIN,

WHEAT-september liquidation caused a
break OF 2hc IN that contract and closed at
lowest point Of the session. Later positions
cold OF lhd1Ac at one time. but acted
steady IN the afternoon and closed only z "a
&c net lower Most OF the news was bear
ish. Clearances were heavy. agEregatlng l.
coo. 600 bushels, the Western movement was
that the visible supply would show stu an
other gain this week. With cables of sd
to Id and favorable weather I'm both the
Argentine and r. the Northwest, selling
operations we're carried on aggressvely. he
PRINCIPAL bullsh item was an official Rus
sian crop estimate OF $4,000 900 bushels
compared with on, 600 900 last year. This
caused a sharp morning rally. but the after
noon stesdiness was mostly due to the
strength Of corn. II was estimated that the
Argentine crop would be l76OOO.OOO bushels
against 1886 900. 900 bushels last year. No ?
red 81 OS: No hard winter 81 71a: No
Northern Duluth. 81 09h: No ] Northern
Manitoba. 81 1871. all nominal, T. Bunalo
was weak under liquida-
ton. and closed 24c net lower. The later
months we're quite heavy In the forenoon,
selling of about 1c under the previous night
but steadied up after midday. and closed
practically net UNCHANGED. No 2 yellow. Sic.
nominal to arrive: Argentine. Strictly prime.
soc, nominal. delivered. OATS-ENport In
terest was again apparent. and prices. after
an early decline OF about 1c. became stronger.
and closed practically net unchanged. sales
aggregated $40, 900 bushels Cash oats closed
weak: standard white. 52052Hc: No 2. 52hn
b3c: No g. 61d52c: No 4. 5Od5lc: ordinary
CLIPPED, 53d54c: fancy CLIPPED. 54a55c: all
elevator. RYE-Fasy: No ? Western 03c, c
( (. Buffalo BARLEY-Quiet; mailing, 6Sq
ggr n puffa1n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
SEPTEMBER 90.
Manhattan.

The following judgments for amounts OF
moro than 500 were filed yesterday, the hIs'
name being that OF the DEBTOR Or, -r.-r,,rsI
Anita safety Match Co'-busn AeIN''ha
BeS ieT.' Angelo c.-N C. Hike ct al, 81
Brown roy Il' Clarence. and National Surety Co.
cari oess Helen gti A.-RhInelander Real Estate
De Ell LYMAN ma :, Catherine Frank and Melville
NO. Il, oei TnTis,mTi hin Riminger 500 81
Gruen. Fanny-st. Luke's Home for AGED
Gal,snI Antonio-John Bell Co, sil5 q;
GeIzler. Jack-Torlc Optical Co.. eo-V -
George I ConIey Col. Cornelius et all
GsTSv - Ers-E. McCaSe. $3.50 s.. 100.
fscobs Fruit Coy. Descalzi ct al, W. -
Jaret, Davd-Press Publishing %, 2iOo ~ NJ
KernEood, Norman W.-singer Sewing Ma
rS Shrne a Xdfian-Robert Graves Co., slSl o.
IaWlor Joseph C,-kerin & Duhn. NoL 70 70
Manner. Bsrnhard-New York Trust |0''
Ms8,r ciS Louis--B. GusthaL islo7 70.
Siuis gurritt-W. 4 J. Sloane t68 90.
Ns sitI Harold s.--Aorewood Realty Holdins
oS Co'. s'- Rv ", II Stern, &lg5 q.
Orsutte. Edith Fla. Howell N,06 =. 49,.
pat,Srs6n Robert S.-LaWyers Cooperative
Publishinr Co, SlS2 y. ,,,,o
PatrIzio. Antonl0-A. Prospero' S4s - ~
E SiCbs,N'b raids S. Brown CO., $40 %.
smith. John. and Patrick Doonan-Feop'e'
ETC., , 1,Cio' Holding Co. and Henry ".
NiGtoe rV,enty-thrd Ward Bank. Sl57 80.
sros Edward B.-Hotchkiss, Nail q Sar''-
si roT ne 4,s:rnard-M. Koppelson, n.5ss g.
Wilson Monmouth 3. and Msnae l. o.
Cumberland Glass Manufacturing Co.,
SSniS Isaac isaac f.-Hydraulic Press Brick Co..
vg yIoS y, Land and Improvement ce;-Iwe
",1li4-,g ana Twenty-fo3r West Thirty-
fourth street Co.. sets g. 60, g-..,.,s
,y'liis Mrs. Nathaniel M.-Gimoel BrothefS'
New York go TsSIomas-John waaamaksr.
W Es5i geIn 81 ;io5 e. -,
NeW ro Io,G Dennie. or Dennie ZaeharOs
stephano Brothers, Inc, *JoS 70
The Bronx.
,,.,., taeob--G. Harris. 1929 IL.
Chinnici. Mary, and LOUIS H. seHof--H'
~ W. Cray ct al, i2ti 80, su..Az.r,.,A
Davies, Henri ana aaron 9''''''
. ke~HS Antonio-John Bell Co, sii5 IL.
1eeban. Jane-B. Rosenthal, YES ~
Watson. Bengt--J. CazaJkowski, Sszs ~;
Fes IoISi1s Co.-Twenty-third Ward Bank,
STE knitting Mills Incl Sam, tSS9 %
Syeiser Eliens-CallShan Estate, sz4s IT,
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
SEPTEMBER 80.
Manhattan.
The first name is that Of the debtor, the
o., ND that OF tho creditor, and date when
Judgment was filed:
R,.dlpser A. G.-F. Kolb; Sept. Is, 1912;
'OSS. ,
Single Service Package Corp;s o. A "a
j. L. Feeny; Jan. 8, 1914; Sl'SSt 81
The Bronx.
simon. Wllllam-E. s!efert; May ., lsiii
$50 So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
Earnings of Pennsylvania R. R.

The Pennsylvania Railroad system,
in its August report, shows a total
operating revenue Of S33, 795,542, a de-
crease Of S2,514,iOs compared with the
previous year. Net operating earnings,
after deducting S24,1s0,62l in operating
expenses, we're S9,6l4,920, an increase
Of s234,890, the gain in net being due
TO a decrease Of S2,s4S,999 in operating
costs. OF the August revenues the lines
east of Pittsburgh contributed S25,-
OH 4e5 gross and S6,6l2,s3l net; the
lines west Sl0,7s4,046 gross and SS,O02,.
0S9 net
The report points out that only APP
proximste comparisons arc available
because Of the new claSsifcations put
into effect on July / by the Interstate
Commerce Co omission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
ABROAD EARNINGS

ne following railroad reports for
August were made public yesterday;
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific
GROSS ss2s ISL, decrease S23,o2Si net S2Os,-
b8s decrease $536lb. -
Georgia Southern & Fiorida-Gross SiSs.-
is2. Increase $5ess; net S2o.3el, increase
81, 23s go, - ga. %,
increase sl4,1lii net slll'922' decrease
canadian Northern-GrOss 1887. 700, de-
crease SI5I. 100; net S244 700, decrease $685.
300. - .,s. .os q.
crease S545, AIS; ret after taxes $40, $50,
decrease 1898. $50.
Eoston & Albany-Ciross ST. 4sT. 009, de-
crssss SAG 156, net after taxes 500, 500,
decrease SAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

The annual report Of the Bay State
street Railway Company, which Is con-
trollcd by the Massachusetts Electric
Companies through ownership Of SIS
en1ire common stock, for the year end.
cd June 30, has Just been issued 20 the
Public Service Commission. Operating
income amounted TO Se,A2S,l13 In gross,
an increase Of 1921 ,710 over 1913, while
higher expenses of S256,723 reduced
net earnings to S3,l2S,4SS, = loss Of
S86,0iS from the preceding year. There
was decrease of SiiS,542 IN the year
" balance, and surplus, after dividend
disbursements OF $l,242.069, was SS2,-
225, as compared with SlSi,075 in 1913.
Mount Whitney Power and Electric.
The income statement Of the Mount
Whitney Power and Electric Company
for the month and year ended August
81 has been made public. During tho
month gross returns from operation
were S59.6l7, an increase Of S5,6SS,
equal TO 1884 per cent; expenses and
taxes showed a small gain; net revenue
increased 50, 463 10 S85,964, a gain Of
nearly % per cent, being 200 times the
bond interest. The balance showed q
gain Of nearly 20 per cent over August
Ina 1918. For the twelve-month period
gross earnings totalled S634,6Sl an in
crease of over % per cent; net earnings
were 81 per cent higher than last year
and the balance after bond interest was
$3.50, 703, a gain of over so per cent.
0ttumwa Railway and Light.
The Ottumwa Railway and Light
Company in its report for the year
ended July 81 gives gross and miseei-
laneous income from operation
amounting TO S324,446, S11,948 greater
than in the preceding year, and net
revenue after expenses and taxes OF
St46194, an increase Of S6,4S5. Inter-
est charges were only slightly in.
creased, the surplus showed a gain Of
S6,125 and the balance, after preferred
stock dividends, which were SSl ,493,
was S47.4SS, an increase Of nearly 10
per cent over 1918. The outstanding
capitalization as of July 81 was sl,O99,'
200 in common and preferred stock,
and S1,326,000 Of bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
Range of prices:
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

OCEAN FREIGHTS-The demand for
steam tonnage was light and but little was
dome In charteriug. Rates we're steady and
unchanged GU ations 70 Liverpool "a; Lon
don, AID; Hull sd Bristol. 4l5d nominal ;
corr Tor orders, 2s 90 cotton to Liverpool,
ner / 90 lb. 90 n 35c. CHARTERs-Norwegi
steamer z 500 bills refined petroleum. New
Work 10 scandinavian ports, ? t, october
Dutch steamer. 1879 tons. china clay Fowey
steamer 500 tons. logwood. Jamaica TO New
Work or Stamford. D t. October: schooner.
sfI iona. coal, Phlla 70 Portability. p 1:
$50 tons, same, and back. Turks Island TO
providence. salt. D {: schooner. 1895 tona.
rhsI Raitimore 10 Key West. 81 %, and dis
charged; schooner. $50 tons. lumber. Jack
sonvilie to Philadelphia, p I; schooner, LII
tons. lumber and ties, JscksonVliie 70 Ne"
YORK, So and i7c, respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
SEPTEMBER 80.
Manhattan.
Singer Mfg. Cuts Dividend.

Directors Of the Singer Manufactur-
ing Company, the big sewing machine
concern, yesterday reduced its quar-
terly dividend from per cent to per
cent, placing the stock on an per cent
basis. The amount Of stock affected BY
Inc cut is 500, 100000. From 1901 until
June, 1902, inclusive, dividends Of 2 per
cent per annum were paid By the com
pany; from September, 1902, to Deem
Der, 1903, inclusive, 3 per cent; IN 1904
ri per cent; in 1906, IS per cent; In
1908, 8 per cent; 1907. II per cent;
i9Os' rs per cent; 1909, 80 per, cent;
1910 i9 per cent; 1911, II per cent;
i9i2. 10 per cent, and 1918, Is per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01

DRESsBD-in the absence OF Hebrew deal
ers being the Day o. AtouemSnt, trading was
TURKEYS iced, Western, spring, fb, lJg
&c; old. 1890; CHICKENS, ~ to box, dry
packed. milk fed. IS TO "a 10 to doz, 2og22c;
2 to e p ssG IS 2 to g sc o II TO and d
over. Zoe; corn fed. IS to "a nj and over ia
isc: p TO 90 10. i5dlIc; q TO rs n, l6c; q "a
~ 10, Ice: 40 to a 70. l6gi6i1ci - ID ana oyer
ice; dry packed bbls, Wesihrn, milk fed
mixed weights 17c iced, Hhila and / /.
suuab ! 10 each, per pairE 5Jgsoc; Ihlla,
fancy. 2 n each. n. 23g2Jc :tPenn. orouers.
fSd. broiiers. isc: p. to nj and over, l5e;
Western, dry picked 70 sI3 over. ice; w
n. i7qlsc; Western. milk if dry niisskissd.:
Yestern. corn fed. dry pickes. brolierB. isG
isl4c; s n and over lSe 70, l5ql6c; ~ 70
10, l2Hpnc: mixed weights, lS4gltc.
Mich. Bca,ded. mixed weights, loc; 10 ana
over. ialSc; other Western; scalded' mixed s
weights, FOWLS. - TO box, dry packed,
Westt n boxes, 60 n ana over 10 dozen, Dry
plcked zoe: A. TO IS No. isc: g TO AZ n, s4c;
IS TO a II, ms; 20 10 IS 70. &c., under 20 70,
ilc: bbls iced. Western, dry picked. . 70
and over, ishc ~ 10, loc. 10, lslsc: ~ 10,
IeiLdl7c. 3 10 and under l54i5kc; Southern
and Southwestern, dry picked. average pest
scaIded. inc Western, s,aided, small. lSg
i5ILc: COCKS. old, ID l3i5c; DUckLiNGs.
spring, L ]. Penn and Jersey: i519gIeS'
sQuARs white 70 10 20 d95' siI J9 3 5 S
dark. 81 25aa 30; cuil5. JCa75e. GUINEA!Si.
gprjng and old pair. Jod50c. Frozen-TUR-
KEYS Western small lqzea. dry picked Sc
Iected, young hens %; young toms zoe;
Western. ibis. dry picked selected young
hens, 22d2Sc, toms, !3gft average pest, z, w
&c: Texas. dry picked, average best. 1Seae:
No 2. iiai5c: Oh her s. ka2ie; old toms 22a
re: CHICKENS. u {, ~. soft meated. milk
FED 81 10 36 10 10 dozen, &c; 81 70 " 70 iec ;
is 10 AZ NJ lie. B n, l9c; Etasgy, l5Hlic;
corn FED 81 to IS n TO doz, l4e; "a to 4 70,
ySaitc. a. 10 A. n. IL: is n and over lIg
iTtsc. 50 n. is6isiAc. staEfy, l2alSc; tOWlao
igbt cars on tracks, Of which ave cars I'M
loaded for delivery when the holiday closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-01
Fix N. Y. Railway Interest

The arbitration committee which was
appointed 10 determine the amount of
interest to be paid upon the New York
Railways adjustment income bonds for
the six months ended June 80 last has
fixed $12 SO q $1,000 bond as the sum
10 be paid on coupon No. 5, the in
terest 10 be paid to-day.
II was figured by the company that
the amount available for the interest
was SIP 40 a $1,000 bond, and the in
crease as decided by the arbitration
committee was due TO some minor ad-
justments Of the general interest &C
count,