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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06

icy Telegraph 10 The lrlUung.J
Allau,. sept 81 !. Kelly. Manhattan,
.oa foods. $1,000. Elizabeth Kelly. 49, West
,7th e.. New York; Ca'harine Kelly and W.
u Kelly. New York.
FRANK : srlwab. The Bronx: furniture
5000. l.. : S~Ivub. 80 East liHli ~" Now
Nrrh. II. ". Fried and j. 4. Murray The
Im5wic.s sample shop, Manhattan: drcsses
and gowns. 5000; Fannie Ludwig, llS west
llath It,. New York. j. Ludwig and Annie
';c,,.'.c T'iim 90. Rochester: 3l5. 900: J. r
willard o. state ct, Rochester: G.. l.. Deyo
and G. NJ. Rowe, Rochester.
Louis Lcibowitz q Co. Manhattan 'lU,"yV
T. I..ibowlt2, Ssl Tiffany st., The Bronx; ID.
] Iribovitz, Tie Bronx, and II. J. Mende%'
Tra.o Publishing Co. Manhattan; 5000;
j II. Srhuack,nDerg, sss East ION st' Ncw
Yur'.: ". Il. Grc'uway, Paterson -. - ana
If G. Srhumnl Brooklyn.
Jacobs &. Srheubcrg, Manhattan; women !
clothing: ST. OOO Is. Jacobs, Port Washington;
s. J. Srhclubcrg. y. - aud y. 1. Sachs
NS Si',rrrk El.c,rI, Mfg. Corp. Manhattan;
go 900. NJ. I. FIukcls;cin, 40 Kelly Ct, The
Bronx, =. schwartz, Brooklyn, and b. hap-
.' I;gist"ns Pictures corp, Manhattan: $50.
600. A. W Britou. +. l.. Stobs and W. J..
Powell. NoW York.
Mason Home steam Spougins system, Man
haitian. sI"si; =. Q. Chase. 40 IiJm,r -
TruokNu: G.. A Weiss and g. -. Mason.
'' irJiS -ne!ac and varnish Co.. Manhattan;
$40, uu1. g. Tusche+ - Manhattan aY., New
y.rb. W T. IIuurath New York. and j.
H, Sunset Iron Works, Brooklyn; 81 90; NJ.
u Wood Az 1ith ST., Brooklyn; +. \ Band
r.'rz Queens. aud Mae Gross. The Bronx.
p.Isri,u-Adlcrs CO.. Manhattan: children
.r.,bIra. IS 10. n. Adler as Hoo dN, The
ErnnN. f.. Adler Tho Bronx. ana J. q Brieh'
New York. - $500, .,
,,r,ppo contracting Co. queens: 5000; c.
,;rIpI'1 $50 Boulevard. Long Island city; A.
,;ripIo and J. Grippe. Long Island 'iiy.
T'IrrIG Art CO.. LpckpoTt: $1,000; u. ].
T,.ry,Id Is Market ST.. LOckpUrt. Julia Il.
penfold and \. = Pentold Lockport
Yer,hants' GargIing OH Co. Lockport; $40 =
o01, H. J. PcntUld, Is Market e., IOckport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
Extend Lake Shore Notes.

Holders of more than threc-fourths
cf the Lake Shore 6 Michigan South
crn's $4,000 notes maturing IN Lon
don on September have, agreed to
80 now onc-ycar notes bearing in
80. ..no AT 6ls per cent in place of cash,
- was announced yesterday by j. P.
Morgan & Co. ,,.o1 -
onson in August, 1913. They bore no
i',nJ r,+c of interest, but were sold at
i" S;seount understood to have been
""rahIIv more than 5i2 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
TO BOOM LATIN TRADE.
Bryan and Redfeld Will Dis.
ouss Plans With Business Men.
from rho Tribune Bureau

lFfom 1ho Tribune Bureau
Washington, Sept. 5.-United action
in protecting and improving South
and Central American trade will be
the aim of a conference TO be held at
the NeW Willard next Thursday. Ar
engagements for the meeting were
made to-day by Secretaries Bryan and
Rediield, acting in conjunction with
representatives OF the business world.
1t is planned tc have the diplomatic
and consular representatives from the
countries Of South and Central Ameri-
ca discuss the trade situation with
representatives OF American banking
houses, manufacturers and merchants
having trade relations with those
countries.
1t was declared by Mr.. Bryan to-
day that the spirit of cooperation has
already been manifested by the South
ana Central American diplomats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
Movement of Specie.

Exports of specie from the Port OF
New York for the week ended Septcm-
Der were: Gold Sl24,495 and silver
SI,O37,sj7, a total of $l,162,352, against
$1.394,532 last week and S76O,266 IN the
corresponding week last year. since
January ! the exports of gold amount
ed TO SI27,2S2, i44 and silver 29,5Ol,-
OF, against 500, 77O,964 gold and $685.
233,459 silver last year.
Imports Of specie for the week were:
Gold s367.S24 and S182.293 silver, a
total of S55O,I17, against SS55,41 in
the preceding week and Sl,1l5,17l in
tho corresponding week last year.
Since January /, $12,8IO, 4O3, against
$2l ,346,306 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York, September 8, 1914.
BUTTER.


Receipts. 1870 pkgs. There was fair
trading in the better grades Of fresh cream
cry. Creamery, extras, alL U52c; lrsts,
2Sia q 3Ic. seconds, @GR2Sc; state dairy,
process extras, 2c4 2GI3c; frsts, 24i2 @
2Ji2c; imitation creamery hrsts, 24q 20c.
CHEESE.
Receipts. l449 boxes. Some further buy
ing OF Wisconsin cheese, but practically no
movement in spot goods. state. whole milk,
fresh. specials 1GDl6Hc; average fancy,
lJIyMIJa,c; prime. lJnl5itc; Wisconsin.
whole milk, fresh, daisies, 1874 n lCC, twins,
~ 20 lGc fats ~ q 10; state. skins
I3r.c; good 10 choice, lliE gl2hc.
EGGS.
Receipts 642j cases. Fair clearance OF
desirable qualities aud generally firm mar
l,l Fresh gathered, extra fine, dozen. % ~
Sic; extra nrsts, - n CSC. nrsts % n,
.Ur.c; seconds - goc, refrigerator, special
marks, fancy. charges paid, &c; HrstS, % =
.Gi3c, seconds 2ii4 a 2iL gc; heunery whites,
fancy. large. new laid, 20 q CSC, gathered az
10 Size aud quality, Rjy3jc, hennery
browns. 81 sc; gathered anu mixed 70
y JCc.
Appres dull and weak. APPLES. Alexander
and transparent, hhl, 81 JpaS2 80. Mcintosh
III t.GS-i5: Duchess aud Gr""ntug, Bbl,
81 .oq:2 70: Wealthy. hbl, 81 50d|2 -; Craven
s.oiu. orange PITpIa and Maiden Blush, bhl.
81 .O1tg. W Y. Northwestern. GrCening, hbl
y a.. ~
min. 81 J0dS2 T5, Sour Rough, 81 25HS2. sweet
B1uEl. ~. 81 -ydSl a.. half thl basket. 700
a.. bu,rcI, GOQSJc; CRAB APPLES. small.
hl. ScaSi; large. seas. PEARS. Cllp7'a
lrayorltc and Bartlett. M, s! 50TN; hushsl
i,slat. .lqSI .: Sochri. hhl I2pt3. Beurra
CIairgeau. tbl. sat- %. Beurre d'ArJou, s-D
,"s. Watermelon s. g5dS3 %; nearby other
carIy. Sass: basket. JNcTSi. cal, Wash. col,
sGr BARTLETT, box. 81 2JaS2 20, PEACHES,
Jersey. carrier 4OcdSl 90 basket. .5G,1c,
penn Del and Nd, carrier. 4ccaN -: yellow,
hasEet. gTaJ1r, white .O,,3Ir. Va and " Va,
carrier. 5Ocatl %; basket -aCJor. Far West
sru. box. 4Oqip-. rBJA- carrier, t0caSl;
hrrehrI basket e.. GEl. peach basket JUc gSl.
X-th basket loU--,. PRISES, peach basket
7-rG3l: S-ib basket. 15q.0 FIGS, Va, a.,
-glar. GRAPES. Del, case, 3odD0c. Niagara
Mgore's Early ard WJrIen. 3UVJOc; Martha
case. SO.i4Oc: champion, 25H@Jn, BLACK
RERRIES. Jersey a.. sails; RASP-
RERRII.S, jersey red pint. 4pJc. HCCKLE-
RrREIES, Penn and Jersey. Ut. 5gllc, Nova
Scntia. qt 10rlGc: CRANBERRTES, Cape
Cod. hi. s. J0gSJ 80 crate, SlaSl 70; MUSK
MELONS. Jersey Dol Jor GSl g. berry crate
ssqSsc: standard crate. SJcaSl; pony OaJJc
bnx. $40: Ford Hook. box, ou Oc; crate,
Bt,.Isi. pel and Nd. standard crate, S5a7Jc;
itIrnbo. .Ocdsi. pony, pq1Oc nat, 2Jq3Jc;
Cnl. standard crate. 81 30. pony. JOgfJc. rat
4Gd-Oc. Usage Gem, fiat crate, 4odJ0g;
ORANGES, Fla. box. Sass. Cal, Slgt3 %:
GRAPEFRUIT, Fla and cuban, box. jpcp
s.: Isle u Pine. gjqsl a. Porto Rico. Sl9Si;
PINEAPPbES, Porto Rico, red Spanish,
crate. i5cg,g %. Cuban, 55cGSl rs; Fla. NgI2,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06

Portland. England: Connecticut an4 Pat
terson, a. ar Harbor; Saturn. AZ Mar
Island: installation, Massassoit and
Mohawk at Baltimore: Warrington, ~
Rockland. Ne; Celtic, az Vera Cruz
Kansas, AZ Tampico; Dolphin. At las
River. New York city; Justin. At La Pa
SAILED.
Sept Caesar, from Puerto Plata foi
Santo Domingo City.
sent SETsunessee. from Weymouth foi
Portland, England; Cummings. iron iron
Newport for Baltimore; Burrows. trou
Boston for Cape Cod Bay; New orleans
from Salina Cruz for. IA Paz' WarTing,,
ton, from Bar HarbOr for RockAno
Me; Panther. from New York yard fol
Newport: Minnesota, from New fors
city for Chesapeake Bay: Nero, IRON
San Diego for west coast OF Ae1ico.
Mar from Lobos Island Tor hampIoi
Roads: south Dakota, from Honolulu f9i
Bremerton. Massasoit, from Annapoip
for Norfolk. .,-.,.
FnRland, for BFtndisL
Yankton, SOnomA and ontario. nov ~
Vera Cruz. ordered 60 New York for dock
iGg and repairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
POLICE Department

Tnansfers and Assignments-Ptlmn. 9
S. p. Gaul, TO Goth from c. O.. assignment
20 chief Inspectors office discontinued; l.
w. Bull. to G. 0. from Bridge Precinct. duty
In Chief Inspectors Office; ]. h. Stevens
10Th from l46th. as station house attendant
John Sweeney, to 2Gth from l69th; o. A.
Warheld, to 1T2d from lCith. as driver oil
patrol wagon; Thomas German, 70 iz2d from
l6Jth, as driver Of patrol wagon T. =. 10
: right 70 4th J. y, from CJth. clerical dutyi
J. J. Barnes, TN, assigned az station housH
attendant. Mutuai-Ptlmn. Terence Done,
, hue, to 3sth from sd: J. L. sullivan, 70 90
froTG JSth.
Temporary AssiEuments-Surge 9. =
Dillon. 18th s. D., In charge 10th ). u. N
addition 70 own. ~ DAYS from sept. 4 Leuts.
! G. F.. Greber, 2Sth, =. f. NOrthup, iJ3d. "a
3 G. o., 80 days from sept. 10; stephen Tough
] man, AID to nth. 80 days from sept. 8; r. J.
} DAILY, liGtn. TO command l63d, - days troIn
Sept. 8; J. J. Butler. l5fth, 10 command 1920.
! Q days from sept. 10: John smith lj9th 70
/ 2Stn, from SEPT. 4 20 sept. s, Patrick Brady.
/ 10th, 70 command lG6th. II days from Sept.
; .; !. J. Wall, Traffic A. 20 command Tor
10 days from Sept. Is; Ptlmn. -. J. Foley.
/ ist. to H. y. n. squad office OF 81 Dep.
COmm'r. 10 days from sept. 4. julius Schneider,
9Th, 10 {. o., Special Squad 8 10 days from
| sept. >. ". II. FrioaldnGer, 18th, Max Lowe,
Natl an Whitman, 18th. 10 Ist I. d.. 10 days
. from sept. I. j. +. Y. Day cd 10 office Of
/ Traffic and Marine DIV, 10 days from sept.
| II; Francis Kane, lG9fh. 10 o''iee OF Chlct
! Surgeon. 30 days from sept. q. Dents Murphy.
@74th TO ~. operator OF electric patrol
wagon. II DAYS from sept. Z. a.. ~ EllafCT,
2TNth to l2th l. H.. 10 days from sept Z:
ROb,rt Hanson, 27ith, 10 Bureau OF Tec-
graph. 80 days from Sept. Z
To Defective Bureau j. j. Quinn, 4th: c,
II. Eason, 18Th: W. J Blanyh g2d and
James Dalton, goth, 10 days nom Sept S.
L. J: Campomenosi 2d; Louis Herman eth;
). T. Fitzpatrick ltth; ). j. DonlIn. 18th.
ArgrCW Madlli 18th. J. D HOfrhfOri .igts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sENROAKD CLEARANCEs.
IOTR An MEAL.

Little business was done IN HOur. althouE.
tho Saturday holiday has been abol ish"d.
SprIug patents. 81 3OHS6 -: winter stihlEht-,
g., %JTSj -: winter patents. s. 4UdS1 90
spriug clears. 81 .udSj 40. extra 40 ! VIII
ter, 81 4OqS4 ~: 40 =. s. IjdS -; Kansas
straishts, s. 60d&J -; fancy spriuS patents
STGS7 81 RYE FLOIH-F Firm, islr to good
s. T50AJ a.; choice 10 fancy. s. Nn$b 10.
rORNNIEkI STEADY: hin dried. 81 -. EN''
MEAL. steady: tine whit" ard yellow. 81 80"
81 ~: coarse. 81 sJaSl 80. FEED Western
uuiet; bran. 100 NJ ~aDhs. S2GnS2h 90 stan"
,Ios. So. crty steady. bulk. 50; sacks, 81
nrddIng SO "J1 S&G. red dog, S@' OF
MEAL. &.;"n Si1 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
Dividends Declared.
Newark Loft Leased.

Feist & Feist have leased for a term e!
es for Samuel KATE to the star
p, Company, Of this city, me me lo u
hu y.Ign. a. go Halsey ST. Newark
o pun an apartment at 938 Broad st. to
Mrs. Henrietta Wilson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
BANK STATEMENT
SHOWS CASH LOSS
Deficit 100000 Greater
Loans Increase 100000
Slight Decrease in Deposits.

The Clearing House statement of the
average condition of the banks for the
week showed a decrease in cash of
$4,000, There was deficit in re-
,erye Of S37,f29 800, an increase Of So
-l2,30o Loans increased S9,297 600 and
deposits decreased $4,000. No "ac-
tual' statement was made public.
AVERAGE STATEMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

The Southern Trust Company, of
Little Rock, Ark, was appointed tenn
porary receiver for the Seven Cities
Company on September by the Chan
Gerry Court of Russellville, on applica-
tion by the Russellville Water and
Light Company. Organization of the
Seven Cities Company was effected in
January, 1914, with an authorized CAPT
tai stock of S25O,oOO, by St. Louis CAPT
talists to obtain control of the Rus
sellville Water and Light Company,
with its public utility plants at Rus
sellville and Dardanelle and num-
Der of other cities. These properties,
il was said, would be served from the
hydro-clectric plant Of the Russell
Vile Water and Light Company on the
Illinois River in Arkansas. In June
the company's capitalization was in
creased from S250,000 TO 100000 and
some $25O,OOO 6 per cent first and re-
funding mortgage bonds.
Detroit Edison.
Earnings of the Detroit Edison Com
pany for the first seven months of the
current year are well above those for
the corresponding period in 1913, gross
revenue having increased nearly II per
cent and surplus after depreciation re-
serve gaining over p per cent. Al
though operating expenses and reserve
funds were over Is per cent higher
than last year, net income increased
S219 OBS to S1,524,366. After providing
for interest charges amounting to
S4s3. 632. there remained balance Of
$1,000, 734, 14.5 per cent higher than in
the preceding year, and surplus after
depreciation of S756,10l, a gain Of
Sl32S29.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
SEPTEMBER ..
Manhattan,

Tho first name Is that OF the debtor, tn nS
seroni that of the creditor. and date when
ii,o1na,I' - H.. and z. B. sivcr-Llncoln
trust 90: May -, 1911; $3.50 Is:
Umans. j.. B. and Nc. j. hunph'eSS'
Apru IT, 1913; Sl,29s II. ,.,.
simmons. ". FL. NJ. Labor; FEB. 2o' 1907
william. H.. and }. +. McCstrsy-PeopIe'
etc: Nov g. 1913 Uacatedl' $500. ,o,,
Ko'ly ". 1T n. Forster; sept. - 1919
CIV 81 \, T--T. Ryan; oct. IS, 1910 (Dy
payment; S7llG7 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships

Iprom The Tribune Burcau.l
Washing ton, september ).
ARMY.
Lieut. col 4. W BREWSTER. Int, de-.
tailed I'm Iu~p. Gems Drp;. vice Lieut.
col A. W. BREWSTEE. Iusp. zen.
MAJ. -. :. FORD. Md. Corps, SUR. Gems
oNIce 20 Fort Smelling. rpr tcmpyrar'
duty. thence 10 Fort lea. su~orfn sept
H. for temporary du.s, thence 10 Texas
city.
First Lieut.. 4. =. PALMER, I'D Iut.
detailed prof OF military science. Went
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
Staten Island Tract Sold.

}. Sterling Drake has sold for Theo-
dore l. Underhill to an investor a
tract of eight and one-half acres, with
2,4OO feet tidewater frontage, IN the
9th Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06

Inactive AMI easier, owing 10 selling uL
hackers and recent large ari'e'i'7 ~. td,G
n G,r,rrrbrr contract. The domOrdliirh
condition ul the cotton market In IT," SCUM
va also believed to hc against large D."
mcsti. demand for ribs, as th" south Is me
r,rlf,f,aI consumer OF this product Ii"s
markets we're lower. PDRk-St'ady ru'rs,
S@4 $50 50 -: funiry $@7rS@?: short clear,
So3GS26 REEF Qulbt: mess $50 S24; fam -
i1. S"aaS}u; packet. S2iaS2b; extra India
moss. SiumSi5. DRESSED rOGS stead
l4con.. ISr,c; $50 10, 1850. TO n, l3'Ec;
40 Ii, l%&c, pigs. 14'sc. CUT MEATS 80
picked bellies quiet; 10 10. lie; u ID, l6Ac;
u II. 10. Picll"d hams, l6i2glIc. TALL
LOW-Quiet; special, SIC; city sac nomi~
nal: country, 5d6atr LARD-Steady; Md
do West IO.5OTlU. SOC. city. lOac nominal;
refined, South America, Hoo. Continent,
II 2Jc; Brazil, kegs, II Zoe; compound quiet
at SlaaS4c. STEARINE-Steady, cleo. lie;
CITY lard li%ui2r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
SEPTEMBER 8.
Manhattan.

The following Judgments for amounts OF
moro than 500 were filed yesterday the
frrt name being that OF tho debtor:
Bnstvick. G.--Sational Quotation Bureau
Inc. SIol ~. o
Brighton, FL c. Hacket. S4s'4bUc no
Curbctt -. Al. Beck & SONS S-O0 20.
Inv Dock Realty Co. }. stephens Inc"
piE g. b X. e. TurnbulI, ssI1 %.
Igc,,curauu Bros. Co.-General fire
Equipment CO. Sa3s 70. 49,
Crrcn. i. C.--Amcricm Way Prism Co.
came o VI Kann ct al. s4O3 7s;;
Ucrlor. H., and NJ. Rones-I' Morns'
mama, Il. U--J. Beck & Sons, S1?i4s.
LlCllgr,u, !. &C. W White $40 -.
lambert Construction 60. and = lAInDett'
49, Peerless Iron Works. Inc, SOL : :.
Narc,oa. f.. Pc. Philips, $l@3 30 @
Mrilickc Calculator sales CO.. Inc'-1' D
>1,n,ialsiIorn. NJ and Katie--Gcrmania
Eark OF New York, S2%2 -.
S,,"s = Sa' NE. f. olsen. Sa25 90
G:sI,,,r messy. NJ Eiss,nbcrg. S62l 10
T,thIiatt. i'll Blur. Sl6i ST.,
I.oLcrts. tt. g. Roberts. SA"- ~
y..Ibcrg. IT Heller x Go, SIS" %
SrIuo.ror. a q. j. Siephc"s' lh'''
S3oS - -,i.r, r cas-
~, NY street construction o. and
: Gordon Eureka Tile 60. go o.
walters I. CT. Mctzger' SiHl 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Sept. 5-CLOvERSEED-Prime
IAN siO eOt October. 81 10: December,
WiJ. March. Si1 20, ALSIKE-.SePtemni-
49,. December. SO -; March - ~.
lhoTHY Prime cash, s. s., December
Ea5 March, 81 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York, September 5, 1914.
REEVES,

Receipts 525 head. mainly consigned tc
local saughterers. 30 trading; feeling
nominally steady. Dressed becr quiet at
ISn15isc per 10 for ordinary to prime city
dressed native sides: a little extra beef. I5c
CALVES.
Receipts. I2J head; g. on sale Feeling
steady Ordinary 10 prime veal sold at
;1oTS1: 50 per 100 II ; srasscrs anil mixed
calves. S6aSS 50; city dressed vcoIs firm al
~. lI7iar.
Sales-Kerus Commission Co: > vcals,
1SjIb average, st3 50 per 100 n; /, 40 III.
$40; mixed calves, 266 n. So fed calves,
$40 ID. 81, Frasscr, $50 10, S. %.
S Judd & Co: So Southern ycsls, 1853 n.
si2 so; ., 2o9 n, $40 %; culIs, ~ III,
s. 30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts, 40 head, including QUO ear 10 he
sold Feeling steady; no primo STOCK Of
frred. Sheep ,cWcsI sold AT s. % % 81 - per
100 n; ycarllngs, 81; lambs. S. - 70 s. 10.
Dressed mutton slow ~ Sqll' per Id
dressed lambs. l2H lar.
SaIcs-Kerus Commission co: - Indiana
limbs, Is N average. IS L. per 100 N %
ycarlirgs. io5 n, ST. IS sheep, l-9 N, 81 80.
u.5.
Receipts SO head, ell consigned 10
sIaughterers. Feeling nomiuaIiy lower
Chicago, Sept. 6-HOGs-Recepts, 5000
slow and lower bulk OF sales. So 50 49,
light. Ss75d$a25; mixed, Ss+5d$S 30
heavy. 81 50 To- rough 50 3OH s. -:
pigs, s475dSS ~. CATTLE-Receipts 400
weak; boeyes. So lO,9'lo 10; steers, $: 80 @
cows and heifers. 50 IS nSg 20; calves, 81 20
aSll So SHEEP-Recctpts, 1000; steady
sheep. 81 S. o s. so; ycarings, s. 6J@S 90
lambs. s. 25HS7 90.
Kansas CITY sept HOGS Receipts
700: lower; bulk, So 90U 50 10; heavy, 50 o.
a 50 10, packers and butchers, s99S9 t.;
steers, 50 75aStO 20 dressed beef, 81 80 q
50 65; Southern s. JogSI 90; cows, 81 80 q
SIPS: hefers, s. as 90; stoCkers ana
feeders, s. SOaSS 50; bulls, s. ~ a s. -
calves, s. 5OnSlo IS. SHEEP steady
we,herg, s. g5aS5 10; ewes. s. s. n s. -.
81 Louis. Sept 5.-HOGS- Receipts
1000; lower; pigs and lights. s. q 50 %
mixed and butchers, s. 30 81 30, gooa
heavy. S9I5pS9 %. CATTLE Receipts
| 900. steady: native beef steers, s. O0C
SO so; cows and heiters, 5yPS9 90; stool.
Prs and feeders, 3jgS 90; Texas au1
S. 30: native calves. $3.50 10. SHEEP
Receipts. 1900 steady, native muttDus, 81
Is lambs, s7ns7 60.
East Buffalo Sept. o. CATTLE Receipts
and steady; $5uSl2 %. HOGS-Rcce!p,5
: COO. slow aud lower, heavy and mixed
50 gO6S93J Workers. $9TS93J; pigs, s. Z.
IN SO: roughs SSpSS %: stays, 81 % ~ %
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Rscepts, 1000
active and steady, unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06

A holiday spirit prevailed and ronrsra-
lively few traders were in their oi,gs. ! lC'a
an tic ,pot remain u0miually unchanged on
tie basis u' Tasc FOR Rio - and the trdI'
Was stil waiting for developments In br'hl"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06

william Metzler, OF 20 Evelin az.
Middle Village, Queens, was struck
and killed by Long Island trair at
Metropolitan av. Bushwick Junction,
Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
The Bronx.

Canaan T. tI.E. ArpIcby < Co, 500 g..
r,.r Iorr Realty Go. j. Stephens me-
t2gc %. .,,. T n
I;Iropcan Feature Film corporation. j. .di y.
StciuWdu H. :. rOrsu ana flyICH'e NJ -
g. Nauderheydcr, SIS CO. 1900,
Tcnton, Lnen--Central linton Gas % igS a.
ilmrg, New York Telephone Co. 80 81
same-same, $50 Of; sane-sanlo' 900 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
COMMODITY PRICES FOR THE LAST
TWO YEARS.

COMMODITY PRICES FOR THE LAST
TWO YEARS.
1913. 1919.
Article. High. Low. High. Low.
Wheat, No.
2, red. .sI.ts s .S41s s1.s7 . .eS
Corn, J1pt. .s6 81 % .s4
Oats, stand.
white. 80 .42h .64M .3S
Flour, MINI.
patents. 500 $50 6s7 I.So
Cotton, mid.
upland .14.5O lilo 1910 $50
Coffee. Rio
No. L.. 1871 .OSH 1874 .1sh
lard. Mid.
West. 1I.O5 1000 1890 $40
Prime;
Steers. s.T5 $50 e.7J 7.25
veals HOO SIS 1850 SIS
Sheep
(ewes). 100 4.a5 7.75 3.75
lambs 1850 $50 1880 $50
Hogs .1O.IO G.75 900 $50
Cotton and lard prices In cents and
hundredths; livestock, per 100 ID. live
weight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY

A quarterly dividend or one and three
quarters per cent has been declared upon
the Preferred stock 81 this Company. paya-
lie october lst, 1914, 20 stockholders OF
record ~ the close Of business september
18th, 1914. Transfer Books - IN rcmaIa
open. Checks mailed.
K. II. ISMON, Secretary & Treasurer.
THE DENSER AND RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD COMPANY!
Seven Per Cent. Cumulative
Adjustment Mortgage Gold Bonds.
Tie semi annual ESldlmeuB o' interest Oh this
C5rupaay's Adlustmslt Bonds amounting 20 Three
and One Haf Per Cent. $3.50. represented -
Coupons Nos 8 agd o IN ~ paid Oh and after
October J. 1914. a. TIE SsF York Trust Cpmgaly
- Broad street. New YORK. a. NsssTs John a.
GiIliat & COMPANY : CruSny Square. y. G.. Loa
don England, % the Deutsrhs Bank. Berlin. Ger.
D any. AID At Messrs. Adoiphe Bosse7sin Con-
pzny Amsterdam. Holland.
IHE DESNER AND RIO GRANDE RAILROAD
COMPANY
II STEPHEN LITTLE. Secretary,
New YORK September |. 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
The Bronx,
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

ll,erson Contracting Co.--North side Hoist
ing Co, Inc: June -. 1914: SE5 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06

WAS sssssssassrs o. sssf 'F-'-' '''''N0
Aggregate reserve on deposits, SIG. 1oSl 100
a'rrsase. $50 J00. Per cent OF legal reserve
aD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06

Sep, 4.--Tenncsseo, at weymouth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06

Receipts. 1870 pkgs. There was fair
trading In the better grades Of fresh cream
cry. Creamery, extras, alL WJ2c; hrsts,
2SI9 H3lc. seconds. @Gl2Sc; state dairy,
finest. 30c: good 10 prime. IA ri 29c ;
process extras. 2cH 2Gizc; frsts. @4ia @
2Siac; imitation creamery nrsts, 24g 2Jc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06
Train Kills Long Island Man

PtImu. -. g. SrHaSbCr-"r, attI, from JuI
60 AUG . sick report. =. $. Towers, 63d
from Aug. To- Nug. . sick report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-06

Receipts 525 head. mainly consigned 20
local sIaughterers. 30 trading; feeling
nominalIy steady. Dressed bert quiet At
ISnI5i3c per 10 FOR ordinary to prime city
dressed native sides little extra beef, I5c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-06

Being on u: ii. ,ss,G a,5sGg q
tsnlty,d ss tiyn,di,Vidasls " s4d ID, SS5ss
constant use Of ara at
who make use oi