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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
THE COPPER MARKET.
Steadier Tone at Weeks Close Than
For Many Days.

At the close OF the week the copper
market showed a steador tone than IT has
exhibited In some time.
England and Italy have appeared as
buyers and AS a result prices for the metal
have stftened to a firm IL ~ cent basis.
For the moment at least ~ cent copper
has disappeared and there has developed
more nearly a unanim!ty as to price than
has prevailed for more than two months.
There were some fair sales of the metal
at IL /. cents by biz producers. although
not all got down 70 that level This price,
which governed sales on Wednesday. was
withdrawn Thursday. and the current price
has been quite generally established at
IL u cents.
There was marked improvement In the
clearances Of copper last week through
the port OF New York, the total being
l0lsG,796 pounds. according to reports
made to THE sun. This compared with
but 3,0i2.029 pounds in the preceding
week.
Liverpool was credited with the heavi-
est consignment. the tonnage being 6,b26.-
Sal pounds, while 10 London there was
shipped l,S49,471 pounds. Genoa took
l,345,3Sl pounds; Copenhagen, 246.b47
pounds, Christiania, 6GS.56l pounds
Havre, 22i2Si pounds; Lcghorn, 11.lSO
pounds Malmoe, Sweden. 224,O10 pounds:
Marseilles. ii,S05 pounds, and Naples,
5G,o16 pounds.
Curtaiment OF refinery production of
copper has begun. In fact It has been
under way TO some extent since early
September. notwthsta ndlng the fact that
not until the end OF October will supplies
OF smelter product decrease 30 per cent.
M result OF the mine curtaiment TO
that extent put into effect early IN August
BY November ! the refinery curtail-
mcnt will be in full swing and production
cut down fully one-half to meet the
smaller mine and smeter yield.
The Nichols Copper Company, with
1000. 900 pounds of refined output daily
to It's credit when running to capacity,
was one of the first plants 10 trim its
operations These were cut down early
In September to o per cent, according
Of another refinery that cut its operations
down 90 per cent. in September, while
others started their curtailment 10 a lesser
extent.
The current month at its inception
witnessed stni more efforts on the part
OF renners 10 meet the existing conditions
and October yield % fine copper viii
probably not exceed 65 per cent. OF nor
nal while the fun curtailment Of 80 per
cont or more will be effected by the carly
part Of November.
While II takes from sixty 10 ninety
DAYS from the time the copper ORC receives
IFS first treatment until II has been re-
fined the refiners upon first word - m;ns
curt liment started To prepare for their
own curtaiment and this has been grad
uaaIy accompl shed notwithstanding the
fact that receipts Of smeltor product have
not fully reflected tho decrease In mlne
supply.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET,
Need of Caution.

Within few days, perhaps during the
present week. the eminent British financial
authorities now visiting Washington will
return to New York to confer with the
bankers and Stock Exchange governors
on the problems connected with the stock
situation proper. The date for these
meetings has not been set. the present bust
ness at Washington prev enting Sir George
Paish and MIR. Blackett from making
arrangements beforehand. II is believed
that Sir George will confer with the
Clearing House bankers before discussing
the situation with the governors OF the
exchange
No programme OF the matters TO he
taken up has been arranged. but, gem
orally speaking. II may be said that the
discussion will cover the subject of pos
siblc ccopersytion between the two great
exchanges Of the world in plans to re-
sumo business and also all the various ex-
pedients that have been suggested for
taking care OF the mechanism OF tho
exchanges II IL pointed out. however.
by cautious observers that the discussion.
or even the formulation of plans for deal
Ing with the situation, such as that call.
Ing for an American security company TO
buy for Investment huge volume OF the
best stocks and bonds, must not he taken
as assurance Of an early reopening OF the
exchanges. None OF these plans has
created or can by themselves actually
create demand for securities. They
must. therefore, all walt upon a return
of confidence. Confidence in turn must
hesitate while the war IL in It's pres
ent indecislve stage II Is easy To Imagine
that a premature resort to these expe-
dents might be disastrous II unexpected
bad news should come at an inopportune
time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
THE STEEL MARKET.
No Signs Of Improvement and Fur-
Their Operating Cuts Likely.

There were no evidence OF Improvement
In the stee. trade In the last week. and
indications are that mill operating sched-
ules will be further reduced within the
next fortnight At present mills are
running al an average Of about - per
cent II capacity. hut new orders are not
OF sufficient volume TO maintain this ratio.
Efforts to stimulate domestic demand
nv lowering prices have proved futile.
Foreign demand for machine tools and
certain other lines Of Manufactured prod
ucts Is giving some manufacturers AL the
business they can attend TO. but as re-
CARDS semi-fnished material export orders
are lnconseQuentlal.
The DdiiU Iron Trade saws valley
shaot bor matters are keen after business.
Offering 500 per ton at the mill, but Pitts
burg makers hold to S2l. Japan Is IN
ouirlng here for cars, but exact number
ls mathematical Award II divided for
% 600 tons Il cast iron segnents for New
York tunnel between foundries at CATO
sauqua. Pa. Wheeling and Buffalo Con-
nsllsyille coke trade continues unpromislnS
and more ovens will likely close down.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific R. R. Co
HOLDERS OF COLLATERAL TRUST BONDS or 2cO2

The Committee designed
the distribution bonhoder depong under the
pledged compliance
Depository under the plan and agreement
with CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK the Depository
the 81 WALL STREET NEW YORK
CITY, transferable
be May 1914
and with such imposed law force
the deposit For all bonds deposited the Dentary WI
issue its certificates deposit with privilege registration
Application will
the New York Exchange.
In
Committee provide considerable
depotng bondhoer The therefore the Committee
safely bid pledged
deposited with practically all outstanding bonds
THE GRAVITY OF SITUATION MUST BE APPARENT TO
EVERY BONDHOLDER THERE is PRESSING NECESSITY
FOR IMMEDIATE DEPOSIT BONDS BONDHoLDERS DESIRE
THE CONSUMMATION OF PLAN AND DISTRIBUTION or
THE PLEDGED STOCK DEPOSITINC BONDHOLDERS AS PRO-
VIDED IN THE PLAN.
Dated, New York. October 10, 1914
N. WALLACE.
BERNARD NJ. BARUCH.
JOLINE, LARKIN & RATHBONE JAMES BROWN.
CRAVATH HENDERSON, HENRY EVANS,
CHARLES HAYDEN,
c. Z Sece FREDERICK STRAUSS.
Street, Conn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Prices StenJy-Iiauidati by Com
mittee Totals 5000 Bags.

oniy about 5000 bags OF coffee futures
Mere l.qu,dated by the exchange volun-
tary committee yesterday. The tone OF
price, was steady At about the same levels
a. the previous day At the close Sep
'smber vas s.95 bid, March G.3j. MAY
D 20 md July 7l5 While yesterday
bnS,u"ss VAS ncgl g,ble the work of lla-
u dating .Ac outstanding position In the
I"oemh"r option made encouraging prog
r"ss during the week This has tsen ac-
cDmplisned through switches into March.
May and July and through the covering
81 SHORTS
tn" Rrazil.an cable reported a further
dHop OF IA. In the rate OF Rio exchange
~ ava The Rio market was lower.
No. being 30 refs Off at assoc At San
too No was 100 res higher AT 1880
while 80 : WIS quoted at 3sG50. Rio
ana santos receipts totalled $4,000 bags.
AGAINST 10000 bags year ago Sac
rdulu had 10000 against CO 0OO. and
= ra.ahv - $3.50 against ~. 600.
N"w York and New Orleans warehouse
deliveries for the first five DAYS of the
wee amounted to l09 SIC bags, comparing
win H5.632 bags for the full week pre-
ccing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
THE COAL MARKET.

The anticipated active business. sue
ceed!ng the cold spell Of early S-ptcm-
ber has failed to materialiZe because of the
return Of higher temperatures. says the
Coat Age The slowing up applies more
particularly TO the retail end, tho whole
sale business still being In healthy con
diton; In fact, were II not for the mild
season there would already be consider
able anxiety about getting cargoes for
ward.
THE individuals are Offering conces-
sions down 20 as low as the May circular
on some grades while occasional cam
cellations are noted. and continuance
Of the summerlke weather may necessi-
tate a curtailment In mining operations
The heavy pressure for stove coal has
entirely disappeared. and straight cargoes
of any reasonable amount are now read
ily available at the circular"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
DEFICIT WIPED OUT BY
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS
Saturday Statement Shows Sur
plus for First Time In
Eleven Weeks.

Yesterdays bank statement giving tho
averaFe condition Of the Clearing House
members was a particularly gratifying one
In that for the FIRST time since August
It showed a surplus instead Of a deficit
The surplus was ts.460.650. compared
with a deficit Of SQ3i ,150 an increase ~
SsSs4 300 The statement IL all the more
gratifying IN view of the heavy drains
that have been made recently on the menu
Der banks for such purposes as the 500
900. 900 New York city loan and the call
for the first $4,000 900 Of the gold fund,
of which the New York banks were re-
uuired to furnish s11,250,OOO.
On August ! the last previous bank
statement showing q surplus was pub
lshcd That surplus amounted 20 $500
coo. Since then the deficit has once been
as great az S41,y9g. 900, which occurred on
August Is. Thus for eleven successive
Saturdays the statement Of tho Clearing
House has shown that Its member banks
had a deficit below tho required reserve.
Al the time of the great financial up
heaval In 1893 the deficiency continued
for nine successive Saturdays. and At the
time 4 the panic of 1907 the deficiency
lasted for eleven weeks on both those
occasions there were no such heavy drains
or the banks rs Iave been called for by
the city loan and the gold pool.
The statement OF the Clearing House
iiti'utIS dN''he' ''iu''l'H dlhp s'i'NS
that loans have been decreased Sll,g2I.-
zoe, while legal tenders have Increased
t2,6S1, 900 and specie S4.635. 600 Net de-
posts have decrease $l0.5l4.0oo. In the
consideration ~ the statement. however II
must be recalled that Clearing House GER
tificates are still IN use.
The following statement shows the aver
age loans. net deposits. cash and surplus
reserve Of the Clearing House members
for a series OF weeks the last three dl gifts
being omitted. The indicates a deficit;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Call money ruled between 6 and per
cent.
Time money was easier but dull NJ I
per cent. for most maturitles. the range
being 10 per cent.
Commercial paper was quiet, with rates
at from & TO per cent.
Domestic exchange on New York: 81.
Louis 6Oc. premium; Chicago, 30c. pre-
MUM. Cincinnati, 25c. premium; Min
neapolis. COO. premium
Call money in London was IA n y
per cent.
Sterling exchange declined all last week,
from 497. the high rate on Monday,
10 492%. low on Saturday. Final quota
tons were: Demand, 4.92; cables, 492A
Rar silver in London, 22lRd.: In New
York. Also,
New York Clearing House statement
Exchanges. slS5,3l9,7s2; balances, $40
934.437, Sub-Treasury debit balance,
's23l33S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
1--we Stock Market.


SATURDAY, october -.
Receipts OF beevcs 2SS head. in
Guiding II cars for the market, No trading
~ 20 late hour. Feeling steady Dressed
prime native sides,
Receipts OF calves were 40 head, including
200 head for the market Trade slow and
feeling barely steady, No prime state veals
offered Indiana and OHIO veils sold -
grsssers, s5'4OGsG, Dressed calves slow;
city dressed y.als selling at it@iS'ac, per
ID country dressed. l2Gi1c. ~
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 1880
head. including ~ cars for the market.
sheep almost nominal and steady: lambs
dun and weak. Common to fair sheep
Ceves1 sold at s35Oa,4.5o per 100 lbs p;
good Ohio lambs ss,2b, Dressed mutton
STEADY at sQllhc, per ID; dressed lambs
receipts OF hogs were 2sio head. al con.
signed direct 20 slsughterers Feeling
steady Country dressed hsFs lower at 40
ll2hc. per h. for medium and light weights
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
Export. and Import. OF specie.

The exports of specie from the port of
New York for the week ended October "a
were Silver $l.OSG.96G and gold $23.O35,
Il total OF $l,l1O.00l. against total OF
s6sl,67l, gold and silver last week, and
$4,000 I'm the corresponding week last
year. Since January | tho exports of
gold amounted to sl2si27649 and silver
$3.50, $50, against sG9,Sl6,414 gold and
s4o,oS4.S25 silver in the corresponding pc
riod last year,
The imports OF specie nj the port of
New York for the week ended October "a
were Gold t29l,l3i and sl35,57l silver.
making total of Si2G,GO5, against a
total OF s35S,294 In the preceding week.
and s923,74i In the corresponding week
last year Since January ! the imports
OF specie amount to sl5.122.77S. against
s27,4225l7 in the corresponding period
last year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
London Exchange Problems.

The StdtiSt points out that the British
fnanriers have a particular incentive 70
hasten plans for reopening the London
stock Exchange because IL is plain that a
great national loan cannot he brought
cut under present conditions The article
goes on 70 say:
AT the present time tho committee %
the Stock Exchange insists that no bar
gain will be recognized AZ prices lower
than those fixed at the making up OF the
last settlement In July. Those making
M prices were exceedingly low-were so
low indeed that n few days a'terward
the house had to b. closed. Therefore
tho general opinion IL that unless Ger
man and Austro- Hungarian holders could
IN some way contrve to sell upon vast
scale there Is certain 20 he n considerable
Improvement more particularly IL the
battle going on in France just now ends
favorahly TO the allies.
Lastly. u is 70 be observed that IN =
members Of the Stock EXCHANGE at pres
ent can barely earn enough to pay their
working expenses. They have to meet
their rents, to pay their staffs and so on,
yet the business done In exceedingly small.
Such state OF things cannot last long.
and every Effort should be made 10 end 1t
as quickly as may be.
ION almost every other point we see
no insurmountahle difficulties But there
Is undoubtedly one problem which does
not admit OF easy solution. II is how TO
prevent Germans and Austro- Hungaridus
from selling upon such a scale as to bring
about another heavy fall. Residents In
an enemys country OF course cannot
deal rectly In the London Stock FIX
change: but the difficulty Is to discover
when stocks offered belong TO residents
in an enemy's country. The real owner
may either actually or In n surreptltlous
manner profess TO sell to neutrals, and
the neutrals may deal more than enoe
IN the securities which finally find their
way to the London exchange"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

COTTON SYNDICATE now being or
ganized To buy and hold hundred thousand
bales Of cotton present market st cents
and under, basis midinnr. which IL under
cost Of production. Future acreage will b.
greatly reduced voluntarily II not by legis-
!ation. Probable nfty per cent pront 90
better TO be realized within elk months We
have extensive bonded warehouse taciliu,s
and invite investigation. Dun'r. Hradstreers
and Local Banks. subscriptions o: i've hun
dred dol ars or muitiplcs thereof solicited
WEBSTER COMPANY. san Antonio, Tssas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

DELTA THEATRE CORPORATIONS; 1850
rss GmIh ard dance hail, made an a.
slsnnent to Edward f. Pidgeon., petl.
tion in bankruptcy was also MED agnini,t
ing in the Municipal ana city courts and
Judge HSpgh Issued a rsstrainins order Ter
cotpora,sd on January 22' isit. with
capital stock OF $4,000 II spent $4,000,
was opened on September Is last Charles
]. HIte the former president died on
August ~ S result e az 9S.2 adm.
president. W. X, Johnston is secretary.
JACon CtANg. a real estate Operator los-
bankruptcy BY Alanson white, = creditor
for q. 900 !, Is alleged tha' h. Is In .
1900, and Transferred a large part Of his
JtLiIGs MEYER. doing bushes. as Meyer:
to 80 West Thirty.six;h street; assign
men, mcHt to Henry u s aye. petition zion in In
Rros, and started this business in January,
ABRAHAM MENziN, shirt manufactu1.r,
by creditors. Judge Honsh appointed
n5 ,iS% L,aSaisi 900 Ss assets ,r,n S
i7Is Madison avenue. petition in bank
ruptcy by creditors. He made an assign
ment on Monday last. Liabilities. $4,000;
LEVIN & MINKOFF. jobbers in millinery
22 Bond street. petition in bankruptcy 10y
creditors. The Arm made an assignment on
Thursday
oPPE sHoB COMPANY, nc, 2 West Four
tcen'h IT, petition IN bankruptcy by
creditors, n Is alleged that part Of the
stock has been removed
ROBERT NJ BERNAGOZZI, 5?s Broome
street. petition In bankruptcy by creditors
Mr.. Dernagozz has been wholesale
dealer in wines and liquors for two years
Receiver Appointed.
IKE GURIAN judge Holt has appointed
william Blau receiver for Ike Gurian
mems furnishing goods and clothing, az
ESQ Broadway and 292 Fifth avenue; bond
10000. Authority to carry on business
for ten days, There II a Judgment against
Mr. Gurian for $3.50 in favor OF the
t'nited cigar Stores Company for rent.
Schedules Filed.
ADOLF PRINCE COMPANY. wholesale
liquar dealer. 2l3 W Fortieth vt. schedules
In bankruptcy show Liabilities OF s20G
s75 and assets OF tS2.sl7; cash, ss7.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
XXTater Front Properties
w Factories & Factory Sites
FLOYD - .ORBIN rowan StNY
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
STANDARD MILLING COMPANY.

- VAIL STNFET
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND 40. -
New York city, septemn, 50, 1914
The Directors OF this Company nave TO-DAY
declared dividend Of TWO AND ONE
HALF t2LaScD PER CENT from the earn.
ings of the Company upon the Preferred
Stock, payable october 81, 1914. at the
Offices of the Company. to the preferred
stock holders OF record on October &c. 1914
The transfer books Of the preferred stock
will be closed on October &c, 1914. at three
o'clock NJ. and open on November 9 1914,
at ton o'clock a VI,
Jos A KNOX. Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
COTTONSEED OIL.
Ea,ier observation-disclosures selling
Continues.

Crude oil sold At p i9c. in the south
cas-, Yesterday. There was hedge pressure
I'm tho local market as n result. Prices
were several points lower under these
offerings Covering OF shorts over the
week end and continuation OF the CON
Stunning demand stemmed tho downward
trend Outside demand has shown
moderate Improvement In rehection OF the
low price basis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

Yield at July 80 closing prices.
percentage earned on par value Of stock for
calendar year 1918. or later period In few cases
recent earnings not being available. estimates
are given. See footnotes.
ESTIMATED earnings for year ended June 80.
1914.
tBld price No sales this day.
Estimated earnings for year ended August 3D.
1914: for year ended August 81. 1919. company
earned $685. on common.
.'based on earnings for six months ended
June 50. iGl4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AL WAR ORDERS. LARGE PROFITS.
supply foreign nations portable camp,
pany acting trustee; prompt return ~ prn-
cipal and prouts. rare opportunity to
participate IN big business. H.. Box lC2 sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

7 ItIu NJ Wy % VIUHTIg pfICt3
Percentage earned on par value OF stock for
year ended June 81. 1914.
calendar year 1913
40 October dividend meeting directors voted
TO pay as on preferred dividend In scrip.
"Corrcctod to eliminate dividends received
during year on Baltimore Ohio stock: now dis
tributed 20 Union Pacinc stockholders. Dividend
warrants were deducted from price OF stock July
% Warrants closed Thursday July 90, at 2o1t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
FINANCIAL NOTES.

'f'.d W Hudson an ex- president OF tho
~ York chapter ~ the American institute
" RANKING has h"en elected president Or
enc FIRST Nationu Bank ~ ~ raruse. y. Y
feeding g W. snow, who has retired
X q Fullerton, who has been connected
wc'eot, Company has hs.n ,t"tso ~
w YORK ~ assistant TO I. Y. Ayers man
seer OF tho Eastern once OF the company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

CARTER COAL AND IROS COMPANY
First Mortgage SO sinking Fund Gold Bund..
Notice Is hereby given. pursuant to the
terms OF the Mortgage dated the nrst day Of
October. 1875 that the unders!gnsd, as
Trustee, Will receive sealed proposals up To
1914 FOR the sais 20 IN Of bonds A, asov.
described. at u price not exceeding iOBrS
ana accrued Interest to an Gmount suf-
nCie0t 20 the sum % s,5.25gi7
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY,
Successor 90 Continental trust company Of
the city Of New Yosk Trustee
By II W. MORSE, SecretaV
New York. October ~. 1914
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STOCK PRICES AND YIELDS.
Figures BASED on Closing Quota
tiOns OF July 40

In the following table II given the closing price
Thursday. July 20. and wednesday, july ~ ana
the high 1914 together with the dividend rate.
yield and earnings Of sixty OF the more important
railroad and Industrial securities listed on tho
New York Stock Excnange
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THE BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement Of tho Clearing
House shows the average condition OF the
banks together with the changes from the
preceding week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

WILL exchange for New York Stock Ex-
change seat New York city unimproved ana
unencumbered real estate. located on main
Hnnh irhns.t flrllltlra C. hnN ilS sun ONO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
Imports of Merchandise.

The imports Of dry goods and general
merchandise at the port OF New York for
tho week ended October -, as compared
with tho prey ious week and the correspond-
ing week OF 1913, follow:
Week Prov lnus
oct. -. week 1919
Dry goods. s2,9l9l5T t3.622,G8l fS.g5+A3a
Gen. indse i4.S26,057 l5,0l9.43s iG,G2l7iS
Totals. .sl7,7t52A ss,GI?,o6o sro,s7s.lsl
Importations az New York for tho year 20
date compare as follows:
1914. 1919
Dry goods ......,.,,tit,2b5.748 tl24565 54s
Gen. merchandise, 66Isi5,743 66Ti71.el6
Totals. ..,......s79S, s7i.iS9 S19L.737.tsa
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sUB.TREASURY STATEMENT.


FRIDAY
Paid by sub-Treasury ~ BANKS Als9h'oon
paid by banks 10 Sub-Treasury' 2o''oOo
Lo ,.n 20 BANKS On aa' u,OlsO 900
bos ,o 20 w ssnN' sanV P. $1,000
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HARVEY A. WILLIS & CO.
Established 1901
STOCKS AND BONDS
az BROADwA

az BROADwAY INV YORK. N. Z.
Trading in stocks selling below 5000 per share
now permitted. We solicit business en- cAah
basis promrt and careful execution - orders
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON oct - The statement Of
the receipts and pay warrants OF the Treasury
shove
October This month Fiscal year
Receipts ...... G555l'3 $50 $3.50 So. Olc ~
Pay warrants lspf,,.l 4,.ig5. N45' -, 7t7
Defc't ...... I.49.G5I 1884 l76 Su.lc. go
Kectip;s from customs October - were
CORPORATION tax. ss.oi5, aud miscellaneous
tiqs ST.
National bank notes received for redemption.
81 3'4Gs4
The cash statement ~ the Tinted State.
Treasurer for October shows.
LINEIAr E'TFNn
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ADOLF PRINCE COMPANY. whole sa IL
liquor dealer. 2l3 W Fortieth vt. schedules
In bankruptcy show Liabilities OF S2OG,
s75 and assets OF fS2sl7; cash, SS7.