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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
GOLD POOL MAKES
IT'S FIRST LEVY
Banks Asked to Deposit % Per
Cent of subscriptions
Exchange Lower.

Clearing House associations in al
the central reserve and reserve cities
OF the country were informcd.hy letter
yesterday to collect the drs- % per
cent Of the subscription OF the banks
and trust companies IN their districts
to the national Sl0O.OOO.O00 gold pool.
They were Informed, however that
they were not TO forward the proceeds
to New York until called upon by tcic-
graph. In the letter signed by Albert
H. Wiggin, as chairman of the gold
fund committee. there occurred this
paragraph:
"While the first call upon the con
tributors is for p per cent of their
subscriptions, the committee will dls-
tribute from time to time the pro
ceeds OF the sales Of exchange SO That
prior to subsequent calls the greater
position of former calls Will have been
repaid TO contributors M New lO.E
exchange through their New York City
correspondents, and such Tepaymonts
will be evidenced by Endorsements
upon the certificates of contribution
on presentation thereof for such par
pose by such correspondents. Calls
subsequent to the first call, rs pro-
vidGd in the plan, will be so limited
in amount that no contributor will at
any one time have invested IN tac
fund an amount in excess Of p pc:
cent of its full subscription, the Gl;-
ference having already been repaid
When the plan was first decided cn
il was said that arrangements would
be made with the Treasury Depart
mcnt for free Geographic transfer OF
funds TO bc raised for the pool This
help for the plan was apparently not
obtained. however, because yesterday $
letter advised that transfers should
b, made through the nearest Sab
Treasury or by express shipment, IN
surcd. whichever may be the les tN-
pcnsivc." The pool will bear the cN-
pcnsC Of shipments, which viii be dc
Quoted from the profits on the sale p
exchange. The banks were asked 10
make their shipments nm the largest
available denomination OF gold ccrtiu-
Gates rather than in coin or bars.
There was stll no Information
forthcoming yesterday about the price
the committee had charged ON Friday
for the few allotmcnts Of exchange
they made against the Sl0.000,000 gold
shipped to Ottawa. IL was reported
among exchange dealer, however.
that the figure for checks had ben
1860 the pound sterling, or some
thing above the cheapest rate prevail
ing elsewhere. In the open market
there had been sales as low as i.95.
Demand sterling among the dealers
was somewhat lower yesterday. touch
ing f94"s, while cables were 4.9'"..
Francs were quoted A. 800 for 3);h
cables and demand, and a nominal
price Of 90 was put on marks. which
were not much in demand Dealers On
foreign money. who quoted Gcrmau
mark notes a. - cents ON Friday.
asked only 20 for them yesterday.
They are nominally worth 23.S cent.
Similarly. on par Of exchange. mark
cables ought to be quoted at 95', or
Whereabouts. so that the situation in
the market for Berlin exchange rs cX-
actly opposite 30 what exists i'm the
market for sterling exchange. Marks
are at a discount, pounds at pre-
MUM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Gross earnings Of United States rail
roads continue 70 show a falling of
rom year ago, the total Of all roads
making weekly returns to "Dun's Re-
view amounting for the first three
weeks IN September to S2i.bl5,14i, a
decrease of 81 per cent. The gener-
ally quiet business conditions through
OFT the South resulting from the stu
a'ion IN cotton arc reflected in reduced
earnings by practically every road in
MAT section. Chesapeake & Ohio being
still Che leading exception.
Following are given gross earnings
oi roads reporting for three weeks in
Stntcmbor aud loss as compared with
earnings of the same roads for the
corresponding period year ago; also
Tor ,hc same weeks in the two proceed
ing months. together with percentages
OF loss as compared with last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
NEW LINE VIA CANAL
Luckenbach S. S. Co. TO Start
New Service from New York.

The Luckcnbach Steamship Company
Inc. ) Bridge ST., has started new
passenger service between New York
and San Francisco. via the Panama
Canal. calling at East San Pedro en-
route.
This service Will bc performed by the
Steamer $. y. Lukcnbach, Of 1000 tons
disbursement. and the first sailing from
New YorA viii be October 26. returning
irom san Francisco about November 30.
The Iuckcnbach has for the last
eight wears been iu the pa ,cugcr and
'rcicht service between New York and
Porto Rico, during which time She be
came fayoritc with the travelling
rubllc. ON accoun, Of her stcadlncss a.
Sea. and the excellence Of her cuisine
and service This high standard VIII
nc maintained I'M the new service, and
the voyage. which for the greater part
viii bc i'm warm attitudes, should be AN
movable one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
ELECTRIC SHOW TO OPEN
Will Feature War Exhibits ana
Government Mint.

With 100 exhibits, including nose
made bv the United States army ana
navy. the Census Bureau and inc
Itn;}ed states Mint. the eighth annual
E : H,,yG ~ Exposition and Motor SHOW
viii open Wednesday afternoon IN inc
Grand Central Palace for run OF 'e"
in view Of the European war .he
.,mv and navy exhibits have been e--
ucciallr designed TO show no" 'N,1a-
'iyclv electricity is used no modclt
warfare. one OF an" army cNh''..,
will De completely cqWppc" ".-'..'.
re navy VIII have % batuc,n.p 'iidse
complete .u every detail,
There viii be small Government
mint orcrated by electricity. Olner
features win he an electric farm pilo-
,oorarb gallery. beauty shop, bakery,
restaurant. laundry, dairy, with real
cows. and electric vehicles running on
an indoor ten-lap track.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
PARK BANK GOT
DEPOSIT FOR LOAN
Treasury Offered lnducement to
Help Tennessee Get
Notes Extended.

How tho State Of Tennessee was able
TO arrange for a loan Of 81 100000 with
the National Park Bank to extend for
enc wear an issue Of notes of the same
amount is told in detail i'm "A formal
statement by Senator Luke Lea in "Thc
Memphis Appeal" IN dispatch from
its Washington correspondent. The
bank paid par for the new per cent
notes, out il seems that as an induce.
mcut 90 the institution 10 advance
funds on this basis the United States
Treasury Department agreed to make
a deposit of gold with the bank. This
statement Of Senator Lea was verified
by an official of the Park Bank ycster-
day, but he refused to make known the
amount of the geld deposit.
Senator Lea attributed the success Of
the loan TO the efforts Of the Treasury
Department, through Controller Will
Jams and Secretary McAdoo Seorgc Z.
Wooden. Controller Of the gate of Ten
ucssCe, had previously been unable to
influence New York bankers to make
the loan, except on basis that would
WELD them = per cent. Apparently
PROMPTED by the aid his state had re-,
ceivcd. Senator Lea paid a tribute 10
the ability of Secretary McAdoo, refer
ring 80 him as one "who is regarded by
many as the greatest financial genius
who has filled that position since the
days Of Alexander Hamilton
Relating how he ard the State Fund
ing Board had been unsuccessful in
their attempts to obtain the loan here,
even at the National Park Bank. the
states fiscal agent, Senator Lea, said:
81 then proposed for the Treasury
Department TO cooperate by making a
dcposit Of gold with the National Park
Bank ard Nh. Delaheld president Of
the bank agreed to make the loan at
6 per cent for the purpose of assisting
,hc state and relieving the situation If
such q deposit was made by the Treas
ury Department
~ returned 30 Washington. and the
Secretary OF the Treasury agreed TO
make the necessary deposit, called mp
AIR. Dclahcld. had conference with
blm over the telephone aud the matter
WA, settled"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

4 marked contraction 100 September
bank clearing. is indicated mn state
wout tabulafed hV dun Review.
which includes returns from l29 lead
my centre, Of tine United States, the
total amounting go S9922I22..%l, "a de-
crease OF 2J.j per cent from last year
New York City showed a heavy decline,
the loss being 3G9 per cent, while out
side points report gains IN several m
stances. although the total is ~ per
cent smaller than in 1913.
Announcement has been made of the
retirement Of Harold Tappin from the
Stock Exchange firm of Duryea. Iappm
& Co.
The following companies have dis
continued their branch Offices: II. Con-
tent & Co.. at West End, y. j.; Horn
blower & Weeks, at Hartford, Conn.
and Newport, r. J., and Harvey Fi-k &
Sons, at Chicago.
The Toledo. Peoria d Western Rail-
way Company. in its annual report for
the wear ended June 30. gives Operat-
inc revenue of S1,293. sos in gross, q
decrease Of S99,352 from 1913, and net
earnings of S57 4j3, loss Of $2OO,239.
after providing for interest and rental
charges there was deficit Of SlsI>42,
IN increase of S225,3l1.
The Guaranty Trust Company. as
trustee. announces that $4,000 Of the
Buffalo. Rochester & Pittsburgh Rail
way 112 per cent equipment bonds,
series d. have been drawn for re.
aemption for the sinking fund, and
payment will be made on November !
at lO5 and interest The November /,
1914. coupon should be attached 90 the
bonds.
Spencer TIusk & Co. are distributing
circulars describing ultY-nine issues Of
public utility, municipal, railroad. ter
minal and industrial bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
CHICAGO GRAIN
MARKETS FIRMER
Acute Foreign Demand ImpartS
Strength to Commodities
Provisions Higher.

Chicago. Oct. 3.-Wheat to-day
scored a rapid advance mainly the re-
suit Of belief that, regardless Of con-
ditto at Liverpool the demand from
Euro7e as a whole was becoming more
acute The market closed strong, 2@s c
10 81 above last night Corn gained
144@17sc to &c net, and oats &c TO
13sc. In provisions the outcome varied
from Zoe decline TO a rise Of 42l2c.
Commission house buying Of wheat
ega1 at the opening and met no serl-
Gus obstacle until the market reached
the top prices Of the DAY. Week end
realizing by miscellaneous holders re-
suited then I'm "a small setback. rom
which. however. there was decided
rebound as the session came TO an end.
Prospects that domestic receipts
would fall Off next week. both from the
spring and winter crop belts, were
largely responsible for traders gencr-
oily ignoring forecasts Of liberal IN
crease Monday in the weekly total or
the United States visible supply.
Shorts were active buyers OF corn
owing 70 the outlook for unsettled
weather and of scanty deliveries from
first hands The bears we're also ham
rercd by the strength of wheat
Urabatcd export call sent oats mp
with other grain. The December option,
though, was under drag owing TO
heav" sales by one Of the principal
elevator concerns
All the active deliveries in the pro-
vision market had a good upturn.
Higher prices for hogs and cereals
brought about the bulge. Range Of
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
COTTON EXCHANGE
MAY OPEN SOOE
Committee Considering Syndi-
cate Plan May ReDor;
Early This Week.

IN the absence o. any Official an
rouncements, interest on the Cotton
Exchange yesterday was chiefly 1e-
voted to a discussion Of the probable
outcome Of the syndicate plan for re
lieving the situation. 4 report OIL this
is expected early next week. II favor
able, it might easily lead to an cart
resumption OF business by taxing over
the long speculative interest here, Win
2 guarantee against loss.
There was considerable rain Over TIE
bolt yesterday. with 10 nd'eauous -
any relief, owing 10 the presence o.
two low bdrometcrs. one OF ,he Geor-
gia coast and the other in ,he Gull
of Louisiana. Texas was cloudy. with
rain predicted for over Sunday. Gal
weston reported that the buy bale
movement had not apprcciably affected
the price. Fall River sales Of print
cloths for the week were 10000 pieces.
Including 10000 spots. compared vita
'b''o0O pieces a year ago, Of which
10000 were spots. Curtailmcnl was
100000 pieces, or the same AS i'm the
corresponding week last year
Local spot was nominal
southern spot markets were toio-
graphcd as follows: Galveston quict
unchanged at Sc; sales. 800 bales. Nov
orleans quiet; Bloc lower al 77sc.
Gales, 1913 bales; Mobile nominal: uu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. October 3. 1914
GRAIN

WHEAT-The market developed pro-
n"unced strength, aud at the close values
were at about the best of the day. with
net gains OF sc to Sc. Shorts were good
buyers. and there was an active commits
sion house demand. but 81 was evident that
interest in the market has fallen off and
The pubic can no longer he counted upon
10 buy ~ the same aggressive manner
which during the excitement Of month
ago caused repeated daily advances Of
from "c 70 &C bushel. The Liverpool
spot situation shovel hrmness Total rc-
Ccipts 1T al interior points for the week
were l6.7Gl,0O0 bushels compared with
l6S9'.Ooo tho previous week and s.979.0Oo
last year. Tho government report next
week o. not expected to show much
change from the previous figures Local
y" hard, 81 o.; No ! Northern Duluth
81 % p. and 40 / Northern Manitoba
81 l. Ill nominal g +. Buffalo. CORN
Ihe strength In wheat and predictions OF
q change to unsettled and rainy weather
h the West started a general buying
movement and prices were firm. closiu <
with net gains Of i4c ~ &c. The cash
position showed Improvement. Tho local
market was inactive and largely nominal
Local cash No yellow corn was sic.
Argentine - soc. nominal delivered
OATS-ENport sales Of Friday and Satur-
day heavy. estimated At 2. 400. 900 bushels.
aud the market consequently Was strong
closing with net gains OF TIC 20 sc
Local cash steady. Standard white quoted
- 'ple n 'lc; No >. 81 n IL re; No Q, 500
20 'cc, No 4, 20 = ~ SOC. ordinary clipped
white, % a sc; fancy clipped white. n N
%, all elevator. RIE--Steadv. 40 >
western. Sic. I, Buffalo. BARLEY
Quiet. Mailing ssh zoo. a. T. Bunsio.
HAN--Stesdy. Prime, 81 %. 80 T. siU
~ V-i7 10 - 30 N 3jC, No 3, S0HS5c.
KWHEAT-Quiet japanese. 81 80:
mixed 81 80; silver hull. 81 50; all nom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
FINANCIAL RECORD
here AND ABROAD
Rank Deficit Lowered to
Iess than $4,000, 900
Gold POOLS Effects.

. ,0i,e of export Of $i0,OO0,CO0 90
=. Nv the committee IN charge of
49, y. colo pool, Clearing House institu-
~ yesterday were able 20 report a
lou 81 more than 100000 in the
xiv average Of cash holdings, This
,,,peipally due 20 payment .or the
-, issued BY the City Of New York,
,.,A The movement Of currency here
~. - the interior, where emergency
" ~. are accumulsting beyond crop
ing requirements, included a con-
liable amount Of reserve money.
' 49, decreased $24OOO.Ooo. as the
- DISPOSED Of the city'S obligations
a5AS .o.civcd some payment from Sc
$50 g. dealers who had been able 10 sell
"" 81 their holdings 90 the public.
ON, ,e.S Scnosits nearly Sl1,000,000 lower.
'.sin IN cash meant a reduction Of
.rsr si2.0O0,oo0 IN the dehe't' when
". = down below SlS,000,O00.
TAouch managers Of the gold pool
- ont no figures TO show the amount
8 srnGcat.ous for exchange against
y. recent Shipment TO Canada, n is
-;.rstood that requests received on
-, reached only small total For
r. -,orc than one reason may be ad
49, The method OF operation Is UNI
-,;i;a~ t,c questions that applicants
an. answer. made rather searching
-. OF She desire 10 avoid over
- assistance go >pcculatorS. are not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
OIL CO. AIDS MISSIONS
Money for Foreign Workers
Sent Through Standard.

The Epi copal Church general mis-
ions have found d novel way of trans
hitting money TO mission workers iu
the foreign fields. who otherwise
might be embarrassed for funds on
accourt of the European war condl-
rions. The money is sent through the
Standard oil Company. All fields en-
cent Turkey are thus served.
Sales Of oil accumulate money i'm
distant centres for transmission 30
America. The mission societies have
money to send to these centres. The
two simply exchange, cable messages
are sent and transportation charges
are saved. The society SAYS It finds
Httle change I'M receipts because o.
The war. the September contributions
enualling those Of former years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
London Pleases Wall Street.

Officials o. the Stock Exchange were
greatly pleased yesterday over the re-
celpt of a cable message from Edward
Satterthwaite. secretary Of the London
Stock Exchange, which said that the
special committee Boo charge OF the al
iairs OF that exchange had ruled shat.
securities dealt in on the American
maIKr. should not be sold below 'nc
closing prices Of July 30 The London
committee also ruled that ai rar-ac-
lions 3D. American securities -Gouid be-
Tor cash. The .cu.men, %. 90. NcN
York Stock Exchaucc Jn th', resolution
was contained in the following cable
message. signed by Secretary George
". Fly:
Your cabcemm is received. The &C
ton of your committee will be- great
help. and IS much appreciated by this
exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
SIEGEL DEPOSITORS MEET
Abandon Plan to Make Street
Demonstration.

Half il hundred depositors .a the
defunct Siegcl and Nogcl bank met yes
tcrday afternoon by the cottage j"
Union Square TO discuss plans for or
ganizing their Interests. 1t had been
planned TO march 70 the M"StNuc'
t.E,re Sieecl lives. and make 70 stree,
DEMONSTRATION there against him, bal.
inns was given up.
II was announced by Henry lag
,,iier That a letter was sent Friday
Hight 10 District Attorney Whitman,
Of depositors. and that a general meet,
ing Of depositors would be -, neid I at
r'cbt 10 report on the effect OF TINS
The dcpositors were also warned not
o. nav Subscriptions to any one, as
tIeTe was no one authorized 10 MAKE
collections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
Bow Hurt. Man Arrested.

Eugene Corners, nine gear "i'' OF
All Eas. l69th So. was atruc" 'u iH'
head with " piec, of wood thro"n IT,
him. hc SAYS. hy worsmau Who Was
chasing him with other boys rom 4.
building in course of construction ~
40 East i69th st- The Bronx, ycslef-
day afternoon.
lie was taken 20 Lebanon Hospital,
where il was found that he had tract
urc of the skull. Detectives from the
Bronx bureau arrested Andrew RIO, %
lsborcr. Of 30 East l50th ST., ON
charge ol fclonIous assault.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
BRIDGE Il" TRACK CLOSED
Shuttle Service To Be Used
Over Sunday.

The south elevated track on the
BROOKLYN Bridge was closed at 9 o'clock
last night. and will not be used again
until : o'clock tomorrow morning.
A shuttle service viii be maintained
on the north elevated track. This same
plan will ne followed next Saturday
Ejght. being necessary TO the work OF
changing the tracks to enter the sub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
Bank Clearings.

Baut clearings continue 20 -np"
marked contraction. the total last
week al leading cities i'm the United
states. according to "Dun's Review
being S2I5I4s6,I17, decrease OF j@3
per cent as compared with the same
week last year The most pronounced
falling Off still appears at New York
civ. the loss az that centre being $50.
Return, from cities outside are sod:e-
what more favorable, the total being
2O.f pcr cent smaller than last year.
Every city. however, eXcep, NInneapo-
lis and Kansas City, where exchanges
are sweiled by the abnormal activity
I'm the grain and Hour markets, repO; IS
m"rked falling of.
Average daily baua cleariass axe
given below:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
u. S. Treasury Finances.

washington. Oct. .. 30 cond.u99n
of The United States Treasury at the
beginning Of business today ~ H So; Ne, Net
balance in general fund. slQS'6o2 $50
to,si receipts yesterday. $l,Jl4,Si7; to-
toj navments yesterday, S5,0o5IS9. The
datr;t .bis fiscal year Is $4,000 22,
against a deficit Of $l3.297517 last
Vear. exclusive Of Panama Canal and
bubble de6t transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

The Niagara, Lockport and Ontario
Power Company has received permits
sion from the upstate Public Service
Commission 60 issue $4,000 twu.vcar
secured 6 per cent gold notes. TO be dis
posed OF at not less than %. and the
proceeds to he used. together with
$4,000 from other sources. 60 take up
the ouc-yCar gold notes issued year
ago by the company. Proceeds of the
first notes were loaned 10 the Erie Con
Strucuou Company, and provision has
been made IN the authorization OF the
present issue Tor an agreement under
which tho collateral involved in the
present series is not % bc released
until the Eric company mas repaid this
loan from time 20 slime as the notes are
paid.
Northern Ohio Traction and Light.
Earnings report Of the Northern Ohio
Traction ana Light Company for Au-
gust shows a reduction in ret earnings
and surplus after charges. but gross
earnings, which amounted to S3i3,543.
were S4.231 greater than IN 1913. The
loss in net revenue was over per cent.
while surplus showed a decline Of near
iy II per cent. Returns for the eight
months ended August 81 were somewhat
higher than in the preceding year,
gross income increasing S26l .227 to
S2.4l6.902; net revenue made a gain OF
S95.39l. and the surplus over charges
was S5t54S2, an increase of S57.23S
over the corresponding period in 1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04

PROVISIONS.

fio- IIo.uD,- nrmer. PORN quiet M
3-.uSe2 e.. family. ,-5pS-1; short clear, va
s. % 8EEF quiet. mess. S23aS24: family
Sa,as32: packet. S25aS26; extra India mess
SOaS45. DRESSED HOGS steady. bacon,
l.Ac; I,9 H. l.7sc 100 ID. l3c; 40 n, l@''.'
piss l21. CUT AIEATS-Plckle1 bellies dull.
10 N, IGi e.. i H. l5stdlGc; n o., lie. picked
hams quiet. No.. TALON quiet; special.
80: citr ca. country Gsae',c. LARD
nm. Middle West, 9>on9.soc; city lard Hi.i.,
&C.. refined land steady, ~oltl Am.r.-'.
Al e,.. Continent. lO,Jc: Brazil keg-. l-a...
COMPOUND dull 7'.rshc. SIEAElNf. '".',
pir.. ei.c. 1ity lard ste1Tne. l".+0lr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04

81 Duchess hbl. s. 2Jas2 n: watermelon s. 2,
ass 70; Howell, S2at2 %; common sorts WV
S2 basket, 55cGil: Bartlett. bar Western
box. lut3 %; PEACHES, per carrier, Nets-,
basket. 2jcN$i basket crate Slafs. Far
Western liberia, box. GQGS5c, bushoi basket
Sl0H; PLUMS. per bushcl basket. 81 lJ0N ~
leach basket 50gioc. s-ib basket. 0a'.,,,
PHUN MES. per bushsl basket, 81 5DfiSl =. SD
basket. 2o010c; FIGS. Va. quart. JqlDci
CRATES. b'l, case. 50H1oe. Niagara, case.
MO-. Concord, &u.0c Worl'H, case, A'h
i"r. bcl t-lh basket. 'Hloc. black and white
rfic. Dot 20-ib basket, 2sn49c, Niagara, W-lO
hysk.t. O.. p3-'. black. 251l1c. Del. in trays.
rrr t1r. tnftSG, black. in trays 81, per ION;
l;ASIBLEiIE~. Jtr-',. rcd, pint, iH'',
no CELEHEHuEs. Penn and jersey. quart
N"l-c. Nova S,"tt, loHlr CRfNBLRklE7
cap. .t1l iil. g. .A1si 90. crate. FTSl 70.
M SkMELONS. Colorado. -undJrd ,fatr.
ST .5UI a. tVo-turi crate" l5cn}l. Dat. 100
Zoo. COLORADO" Usage Gem nit crate, -o"'''.
DANCES. 10. box. si0f2. al. 81 'o"Si -
GRAPEFRUIT, Tl1. box. S2HF4 N. Cuban. $
as -; JnmuIra SIaSl: Isle Of Pines S2fiSf 5Ji
Porto Rico. 81 'OaSj; Nassau, N0S3, AbLi-
50 JOqsi 20. PGNEAPPLEs. Porto Rico. rel
Spanish. crate. D.aS3; WATERMELoNS,
per carload. S75dtl15 per 100 iOutg0 CIT
RON. Dol, co.; NtTS. 'hsstnuts. Northern
per bu.hfL - joH{j. Souttcr S"i{9 cult
1atcd. S!ailo.
nay AND STRAW.
Market firm 800 high GRADES ~ un.tNt.
Low guacH urifuprut"d. ilAf-barge bdl"d.
uew. tn. p1W. timothy 81 10. ~ g. ANf,
-; ~ 90 ~" = he"N' ~. ia"' 800
sT3SW-Eyo. so l. so. $50 o. fitaiH ,Sm'l
baltd timothy even on top qualities and 0eU
81 lower ou poorer gradce)
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.
Potatoes STEADY. sweet potatoes weak.
Onions quiet Beans duncr for fancy. Gu
plants slow. Lettuce higher. Lima beans
urmcr Mushrooms lower. Pas s,arce'