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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Chartcring continued fairly active IN the
trades. hut IN all others IIdu
Ing was light. Freight offered moderately
and rates nrn. Quotations to Liverpool
Sd: London, 3i2d. Glasgow, "a: HUI q" ~
Bristol, 4ad; picked ports. large tonnage
Is Sd; cotton to Liverpool, per 100 10, 90.
Charters: Br steamer. 1000 qrs' gram;
New York, Phila or Baltimore 10 t.CH' ~
morris l. X . Cd option French AilauuC
ports, Is nd. prompt. Dan steamer l4"o"
Ibis. refined petroleum. hence 10 CopGGnn1,
hagen, y 1, prompt, Nor steamer l'V0"
bhls rctncd petroleum, Phiia TO Scdndlh1-
wan ports t. prompt, Nor stSamer' So
tons deals Bay OF Fundy 70 W BiliaIh W
Il Ireland COS TO 5js, prompt NuT steamer
! So tons. same; Nor steamer, -,In4 IONS
same; Nor steamer, 2.O9l tons, same, bI
steamer, 5000 qrs gram, Gulf 10 plCh,h
ports, L X, Is ID, option France s. Ccl, ,
Br steamer 2,I4l tons, coal Newport Ne"S
to Havana, p {. prompt; Nor steamer:
. AGA IONS Dominion trade, balance OF
season, p c, prompt; schooner. H32 tons,
coal, Baltimore 20 san Juan, J. X Ih'h,e
Turks Island 30 Portland, salt, =
schooner, G75 IONS, coal. phila TO 'aiais' T"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
BUSINESS TONE IMPROVES
High Money Rates, However,
Still Hinder Trade.

Commercial agencies report rather
better feeling in general business and
moderate progress in the East and
West. The high money rate continues
to check business expansion and fail
ures are considerably higher than for
last week or for 1918.
"Dun's Review" will say: "Hesitancy
in entering upon new commitments con-
tinues and spirit Of caution is every
where manifest, yet the confident feel
ing in business circles is maintained.
The prevailing high rates for accommo-
dation still exert a restraining infiu-
ence upon trade expansion, but moder-
ate progress is noted in various lead
ing lines, especially in the Eastern and
Western sections of the country. Slim
illus has been impaired to retail de-
mands by the end Of the vacation sea-
son and lower temperatures have ac-
CELEBRATED the distribution Of wearing
apparel and other fall merchandise.
Commercial failures this week in
the United States are 3Si against 2SS
last week, 364 the preceding week and
2S2 the corresponding week last year.
OF these I45 were in the East, 100
South, SO West and So in the Pacific
States, and 1876 reported liabilities of
$4,000 or more against "a last week.
Liabilities of commercial failures re-
ported thus far for September are Sl2,-
777,6OO against $7,142, 403 last year.
"Bradstreet's" has the following
There is a rather brighter tinge to
commercial and financial affairs this
week, and the stubborn optimism so
long displayed finds more apparent
basis for expression. Prominent in the
direction Of improvement may be cited
popular acceptance Of the really ex-
cellent outlook for the late crops, a
more cheerful feeling, with higher
prices for cotton at many points in the
South and increased inquiries and firm
er feeling in the textiles, notably cot
tons and woollens, for the latter of
which foreign inquiry for war purposes
is noted. On the other hand, the slow
ness of manufacturing industry as a
whole is notable, lumber and the build
ing trades generally are depressed, and
the reduced earning ability of much of
the industrial population offsets the
undeniably profitable returns of the
surplus grain producing regions"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
GRAINSBULLISHIN CHICAGO
Wheat, Corn, Oats and Provi-
sions All Show Advances.

Chicago, Sept. 49,. Persistent reports
of European business at the seaboard
and Gulf and of good sales here to for
Cigners put considerable strength to-
day into wheat. Although the feeling
in the end was rather nervous, the
market showed an advance of liac to
lSsc net. Corn finished &c to i5sc up,
oats with a gain Of &c to hc, and
provisions the same as last night to
i2hc above. Except for brief period
soon after the opening, the wheat mar
het throughout was subject to bullish
control. 1t was said that, all told eX-
port transactions for the day aggre-
gated 100000 bushels. At the same
time there were advices that farmers
were selling less freely, especially in
Kansas and the Northwest. Range Of
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Sept 1s.-"The Commercial BulIc-
tin" VIII say tomorrow:
"AIl reports agree this week that the wool
market has been quiet, new contracts hardly
exceeding 100000 pounds, including almost
all grades. The tone OF the market Is cas-
Ter, and sales have been made in Instances
at lower prices. although some large hold
ers are refusing to meet buyers offers The
financial situation is little better, and The
outlook for business I'm the colonial markets
is also better Leading domestic quotations:
ohio and Pennsylvania tlceCes: pelaine.
washed. 3lH32C; fine unmeTuhautabic 2ic,
one-half blood combiug, 27u2Sc. del,iue IN
washed, DC. Michigan and New York. Fine
unwashed. DC: dclane, 2412jc; one-UdIf
blood, .Gl2m2IC: three-oishths. 2Gu-G i.C.
Wisconsin ami Missouri-raree-clght blood.
26c; quarter. 21Ia pc; braid, &c. Ken
lucky and sImiar-One half blood. IN
washed 2GG2Ic; three eEhths 2IHgSc
Secured basis: Texas. line. Il months. Goa
62c: TO SomOnths, 5jH5Tc: fan 4Sd5Dc.
California jiGIjc: middle cUun-
ty. 5lQ52c; Southern, 4SRJOc Oregon
Eastern. No I. staple. G0H61c; clothing. JSl
co.: valley No l. $4,000. Territory Fine
staple, GlHG2c; fine medium. SSH6Uc; me
clothing. 5sI6Or; tine medium, J5dJ7c; one
half blood cOmhIng, Coo; tHree-oighths, 4Ta
iSC.
Pulled-Extra. 5SQGOc; "A, 5GG5Tc: fine
a, 53a5Jc; A supers JOuJ2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
kneral News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

be New Jersey Board Of Utility
l-nissioners yesterday approved the
ri5sation Of the Atlantic City Elec-
p Company and the Ocean City Elec-
z Light Company for permission Of
J former company 70 purchase the
fpefty Of the latter at q cost o.
1883. Authority was also granted
\ de Atlantic City Electric Company
issue $4,000 preferred stock and
zss to the amount Of S216,000. The
stlsnd Electric Company was giver
EMISSION to transfer 10 the Rock
and Light and Power Company Ger
2 shares OF capital stock aggregating
-QO par value. Permission was
atled to the Rock Island Electric
.apsny to issue $4,000 capital stock
|. < used in purchasing the property
Tue Rockland Light and Power Com
RI.
Utah Power and Light.
ne income statement of the Utah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.
ny Telegraph to The Tribune. J


Philadelphia, Sept. 1S.-With indications
Of lower prices in the near future, trading in
the local wool market has become quiet
Manufacturers seem to be well supplied for
immediate wants, and show no desire to
make purchase. Some little activity has
been displayed In s, hoods although no sales
OF consequence have been recorded. The low
prices for Australian wool ia that country
has caused a depression here in y boods ana
fine dOmestiCs. tut with The higher freiRhts
and war risks the prices there should be en-
par with the same grades in this country.
Holders Of woods Tor blankets are showing "A
more Independent attitude since the dema nd
from the United states, England and France
Tor army blankets has become d fact. Deal
ers who some days ago would listen TO offers
from the mil owners. now decline to make
any sales at quoted prices. Quotations are.
New YORK and Michigan heeces-Finc un-
washed. BE deaine 24a25c; y blood. 27a2c:
a.. Hd27lkc: =, 2G426iac; y, q and blood
- clothing 2ld22c; common and braid. 23n
&c. Pennsylvania and ONO ilecces-Dolaine.
washed, go: XIX. 3ld32c; fine unmcrchant-
nEIo. 24de5c; y blood combing. 2q&Izc: =,
.7llgsi,c; 4, 26laaZ7c; =, y and u blood cloth
ing 9II25c, dclaiue, unwnshed, Ha2Sc; fine.
a.. common and braid. 23n24c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
Hooking Dividend Deferred.

II was announced yesterday that al
rcctors of the Hooking Valley Railway,
majority Of the stock of which is he'd
by the Chesapeake & Ohio, had de-
ferred action on its quarterly dividend
of per cent. Frank Trumbuli, chair
man of the board, refused to comment
on The action of the directors. The sus-
pension of payment of its dividend by
the Hooking Valley follows similar &C
ton taken by the Chesapeake & Ohio
directors last August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
TO WHOM II WAY CONCERN.

THOMAS GRACE WATT.-IE PURSUANCE
OF an order Of Hon. John T. Cohaian. sur
ryratr OF the County Cf Sew York notice IL
brrrHy given that the undersigned intends 20
apply fur LS'ters o. Administration on the
ai...s taaLssIs aud credits Of the above
named Gegtl,ut. pursuant TO Section 2JJ Of
The New YOik Code Of civil Procedure, and
notice h hereby -iyeH 10 all persons having
claims against Grace Watt Thomas. late Of
,rr same Win vouchers thereof. TO the sur
frgatc OF lHe County Of New York. AZ the
nan %. Records .n the Borough OF Manhat-
IAN city OF Sew York. on or before the i2th
day II october. 1914. EMERY J. THOMAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

A gain of about 100000 by the
banks is indicated by the reported
movements of currency this week. The
gain from the interior was 81 1887 900,
Shipments including $4,000 national
bank notes sent to Washington for re-
demption. Exports of gold to Canada
amounted to $7,200,000. The loss on
ordinary Sub-Treasury transactions
was $2,103,000.
Exports of copper for the week ended
September II totallcd 1850 tons, as
compared with 7,7l1 tons for the cor
responding week last year.
Directors of the Washington Power
Company have reduced the quarterly
dividend from 50 to 81 70 a share, pay
able October to holders of record
September IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
Centre Line Of Block.


The approximate amount az the lien or
charge. 10 satisfy which the abUvc-ir-erlDsd
property is 20 he sold. is Seven Thousand Two
Hundred Seventy and lj-l0O Dollars N.-79lO.
with interest thereon from the Hh daL OF
August. 1914. together with cost and allow
auce amounting To Three Hundred Forty nve
and 2J-l0O ts345 81. with interest from Sep
t.mber md, 1914. together with the expense OF
the sale The approximate amount Of the
taNe. assessments ami water rates or other
liens which are 10 De allowed 10 the pGr-
chaser out OF the purchase money, or paid hy
The Referee, Is SiJ 50 and interest. Salt
,rsrnisss will be sold subject 10 mortgage *
"a OOD ana accrued interest, interest thereon
hated New York, September Sth, 1915
WILBUR LAHREAORE, Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
sHEEPsKINs SALE IN LONDON.

London. Sept. ia sale Of cape OF Good
Hope and Natal shecpskins was held q,
to-day. There were SIS ~ pcits offered. but
only - $40 we're sold. The selection was a
good one, but the demand was poor ana cH-
trcly lrGm the home trade Prices for TIE
small quantity sold declined ldT-d per pound.
or frOu H. 70 80 per cent. Short am dam
aged skins were the weakest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19

Power and Light Company and It's sub
sidiary, controlled by the Electric
Bond and Share Company, gives gross
operating revenue Of Sl80,S76 for Au-
gust, an increase Of SS1,s6l over the
same month last year, equal to 90 per
cent, and net revenue Of $o0,S64, a gain
Of per cent. Gross earnings for the
twelve months ended August 81 were
50, 026 ,23A, 81 per cent greater than in
the year preceding, while net earnings
increased from S954,i60 to $l,120,l70,
or a gain of IL per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington, Sept. 1S.-The condition OF the
United States Treasury at the beginning OF
business to-day was: Net balance In general
fund. SllS.5SO. i3S; total receipts yesterday,
81, BLOB total payments yesterday, 81 .424.
The deficit FOR this fiscal year Is sl7,079, COZ,
against d deficit Of Sj7 last year. ox-
elusive OF Panama Canal and public debt
transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
FnRECIOsERE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-F'red VI. Stein. Plaintiff. against
Osias Kasp ct al, Dcfendants.-In pursuance
Of Il judgment OF foreclosure and safe duly
made and entered IN the ahoye-cutitlal ac-
ton, and bearing date the 2Ud lay OF Sep
TENDER 1914. !, the Undersigned. the referee
IN said judgment named, will sell ~ public
auction, ~ the ENchunR" Sll,srOOm Nos
l4-lj N'svy street. in the Borough Il NauE.f-
tan, City of New York on the .fI Jas
81 October. 1914, az H. O'Clock noon On that
day, By -. Phwnix Ingruham. AuDtDur.r
tho premises directed b. sad Judgment t.
be sold. and therein described AZ follows:
Al that lOL Of land, with the buildings and
improvements thereon erected, In the BuT-
uugh OF Manhattan. City OF New York. de-
srriDeJ az follows: Beginning ~ pnn, on
the nOrth"rly side II one Hundred and
twenty third Street. distant two hundred an.
ninety feet caSt"r!y rom the corner formed
Is the Intersection OF the casttTl, side OK
Hundred and Twcnty-thiTi Street. running
tUtnce uDTtheTly parable. with PARK Avenue.
one hundred feet eleven inches 10 the rnrtr"
line OF the block. thence edst"Tiy along me
said centre line OF the block and parable.
with One Hundred ami Twcntv-tllru street
for,y-one feet eight inches: theme southrIly.
a-aIu parallel with Park ASeuu, AMI part ~
the distance through a wall, one .UudrgI lrpt
eleven inches 10 the nOrJhcgIy side Of ono
Hundred and Twenty-thirl Street. and thence
westerly along the northerly side ~ one
Hundred and THeRty-thlEd Street f0r,y.ouo
feet eight !nches TO the point OF place a. be-
Uatel. New York. September S,n 1914
WILBUR LARREMORE. Referee.
WILDER, NORMAN & KAHN. AttU.neSs Tor
Plaintiff 80 Broadway, Borough OF Man
haitian. y. Y. City.
TO be Sold us street number IS l-g-I1I East
,gSrd Street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
=, ENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. September IS, 1914
GRAIN.
New York sentem

WHEAT Traders appeared 70 have as
sum.d a waiting policy and business was
less active. The tone was firm: however, ana
at the close prices were liaalssc net higher.
Exporters were In the market. ana whhe inc
sales were guarded with considerable care II
was estimated that they would amount 10
about 100 loads AT all positions the demand
being particularly for No ] and No MANI
TOBIAS The foreign markets were only about
steady. and there Vas little in the war news
to cause q change IN sentiment. Holders OF
cash wheat were firm. ana II was said that
more export business might have been con
1uafoi II the wheat could have been pro.
cured al reasonable figures. In the local
cash market No red winter wheat wa.
quoted ~ 81 ~. No : hard at ~ ia; No
Northern Duluth at 81 1914 and No l North
ern Manitoba AZ 81 lTSsc, oil nominal. l.
Buffalo CORN Showed pronounced firm
ness for the September position. which closed
with net gains OF lSsc. while later months
were @,d4C net higher Receipts at interior
POINTS were smaller and cash markets wer"
firm Export sales were reported OF cargo
81 corn at Baltimore. and another cargo was
said to b" loading here. In the Local chsh
market No yellow corn was quoted NJ S'''
e T. To arrive. and strictly Urine Argcn
tine 81 soc. delivered. OATS-The market
as only moderately active. and after SHOW
ing some hrmness early I'm sympathy WIN
wheat and corn and reports OF export safes
OF about 900 UUU bushels prices cased OF un
dor realizing. closing with net gains OF "a
i.c. Local cash market steady, standald
v hite. J44J4 nc. No =, "+'2WdJc' no o. -"
M54c; No 4. 53u53i2c. ordinary clipped. % 2
M5Gc. fancy clipped. 6Gd5Sc: all elevator
kYE-FirIn: No . Western. 94c, Z. Buf-
faio. BARLEY Steady: mailing. tbd15c. c
/ Z Buffalo Wheat GncUding -FOUR exports
for the week. according to Bradstrets ag
gregate 1913 24O bushels. against 7OfSJSO
last week and I, l45 992 last year. since July
/ 70 1G2 $50 against CT .00s 461 last season.
Corn exports for the week, 9062G bushels.
against a. 7O5 last week and 17.733 last year:
since July I, C340SO. against SJI2s3 last
season. . .,.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. September Is. 1914.
REEVES.

pecelpts. 1869 head; II cars on sale.
Market slow: steers 20 UlOc lower hu'ls
weak to l5c lower thln cows a,oIS S', o',i;
CiearcJ Medium to prime steers, So.
50 IS per 100 60; oxen AMI stage. - t'W
81 60: / stag. 6, 10; bulls - 90 - 90, !
cboice IS: cows SO aOH So 80. Dressed
beef slow at l51I,'.c for city dressed ma
'E S,I t.T & shannon: = ", Va steers.
1872 ID average 50 4 per i3o 10 an' ; :; i1yS
So 90. IL 1850 III. s. 90, 10. 14lG lh, % GO,
= 1g87 ID. s. 20; IT, 1851 10. So 20; 10.
1927 ID, IS rs; -. 1911 10 IS ~ 20, ll ;,,J
10. s. Is; 70. 1918 -, 4" ." H. I've 10,
: iSG5 ID. s.: 4 Ohio. 1851 1b, - -; =
IA. rs; 10. s. ~. .. has Id. - 30
bull. 1910 lb, a. 80; e.. F3rlolS "c.7 ~ -.
s. - So 70; '""s Z, 1880 ~ I'' % 'O' , '''
Newion &. Co. 20 W va steers. 1874 10.
90 ~. -, 1926 10. 1890; -. III TO- - "a
Il. I.il 10 s. -; %. ll1I III. - %. ~
Va, i2,S 10. 50; Is. l-25 H. $ ~ -; l2 ,},
80: I bull, 1880 ~. 81 50. >, ll2- ID, 50 %
3. il63 10, 81 80, /. $50 10. 50 -. :, 'og ~
10. s55 ID, s. %; II. Si2 ID, 81: 10. 7I2 ID,
- j. 'ssamssrs Is son: 4 Va steers. 1870
II, 50 20, lg, 1871 in, - 30; -, !-pJ TO-
So so: 20, 1865 10. 80 %: IS, 1902 10, 50 20;
90 1880 10. . 90: % Ky. ll64 10. IS 80; !
ia iI55 il, 8 10: hull. 1900 IL. s..
: Sanders. , o-rH. 1926 lh, 81; !, 1910
ID. 81. ! bull. ItlH DO s. 80; >, 1870 10,
So g., .. SD H. S. 50; .. go ID, So %; Z.
h.tlers. $50 10. S. %. j, $40 10. So COWS,
1902 N. s. 90; 3, loai 10. $50. 3, lle9 ID,
i045 III. s.; -. So7 Ib. - O.: IS. sol 10.
So -. = 40 no, 50 30.
CALVES.
Ueceipts, 4s2 head; 2IS on sale. Market
steady and all the stock wanted. Common
Ii: feg selected tl3 -; cults, 81 30
s. so; grasEers. S6N$7. year!ings, 50 (.
s. IS. city dressed vedls steady at ltG
oGi,C: country dressed At l2la "a is tsc.
SaIes-N,wton & CO.: 20 yea.s, lJ3 10
average. Sl2 80 per 100 10: 3 1872 10 fl9 . J.;
4. lis 10. Sl3: 2, l75 ID. 81; = cuiis, 50 ID,
IS: Ohio calves, at+ 10. s. 80,
culls. SIS NJ. IS: ) Rrassers. 20t 10, s..
Eerns Commission Co. veals. l49 10.
$3.50: IS 1863 10. Sl2: ?. 800 10. Sli IS; 1,
35O 10. $40; Is. 24j 10. 50 So. II. 1913 III. So
10 mixed calves s5g No.. S. 50: II, 256 10,
s.: 10. 29J 10. S. so; /: led calves. 3lj 10,
81: grassers. 29l 10. 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts 1910 head l0is cars on sale
Sheep we're weak 10 Is cents lower lambs
dropped 20 cents: but az the decline about
to fair sheep sold at 50 To- S. % per 100 10
medium 10 prime lambs at S. to 50 70: cults
at So Dressed mutton slow. al snl2c
dressed lambs easy, at ia lGe, hog dressed,
Sales-S. Sanders: 80 Penn lambs. % III
average, s. 80 per 100 10, EOS. 81 H.. IS 20
"a. 81 10, 1S?5; l2S W Va, tlb' IS 80;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19

sheep % Is. Isl 'i T. % +, a. 10 '' "
90 kerns Communication Co: n state lambs
s. ", B15; 100; 81 H. $3.50: ?si Penn 81 81
Va, g. 10. 1850; u sheep. 50 d, Is g.; D.
Newton Co: 1888 State lambs, G2 10,
70 ysariingS, 80 10 ~; 50 sheep ~
!. Judd 4 Co. 30 Penn lambs. SC ID,
1925 si4 Ky. 81 Id. IS; sheep. 40 10. s..
Mcpherson Co. IA State lambs, 81 10.
IS 10; 0. 1876 d. IS 90: 81 sheep. ~ 10, s..
HOGS.
Receipts. 2,446 head one on sale.
Market barely steady. with sales at 50 700
81 30 per 100 ID; roughs sold 1T So 500 IS 20.
sRles--Kerns Commission Co: 81 state
hogs, 1867 10 average. at 50 30 per 100 ID;
rOughs. 900 10. 81 SO.
Tobin shannon 81 Penn hogs. I05 10.
loSO $s pigs. 95 ID, 50 70; roughs, 200
y. Sanders Penn hogs. t4l ID. 50 80
10, 1874 ID, 50 so; l rough, 23O ID. IS 10.
Newton g. Co.: State hogs, lij 10. 50 30.
j. Shamberg Son: date yesterday 50
Jersey hogs. ITO ID. 80 80; 10 roughs, 1856
ID, IS 80.
- GGhhhlcago. Sept, IIs.-HoGs--Receipts,
HS9. light, Ss 500 80 30; mixed, s. 2jlD
50 90; heavy, 50 l0W$9 20; rough Ss 100
- %; pigs. 50 251S9. CATTLE-Receipts
1000; weak; beeyes 50 9OHSll, steers
50 5000 %: stockers and feeders. S. 30 =
IS 80, cows and helfers So 7O4 81 81:
calves. 81 5OVsl2 20. SHEEP-Keceipts
@l.OOO: wedk l5m zoe under yesterday 3
average; sheep, 81 3O9S8 90, yearlings,
SGWS So %; lambs. STA 81 90
81. Louis, Sept Notwithstanding
1000: lOc higher; pigs and lights, 81 I5u
50 42h mixed and butchers. 81 lOG 50 30 .
good heavy. IS 30 n 80 10. CATTLE-Re-
Ceipts, ZOO; steady; native beef steers
81 J00SlO 10; COWS and heifers, $50 81 90.
stockers and feeders, 81 n 81 80; Texas and
Indian steers. $GdSS cows and heIfers
81 SO 80; native calves. $GWSII. SHEEP
Receipts, LOO; l5@25c lower; native
muttonH, SiH 81 80; lambs. Sass ~.
Kansas city, Sept 1s.--HOGS-R
$500; steady to 3Oc higher; bulk. s. 80 n
50 so: heavy, SIS 5OaSs 95: packers and
butchers. s. Asa 50 %, light. 81 3jm s. -.
pigs 81 5ONSS 30 CATTLE-Reccipts.
1000: steady: prime fed steers $lDu
$40 70: dressed beef $50 50 ~. Western,
81 75H 50 -. southern. 81 - 81 %; cows.
81 jOTS7 %; h"ifers 80 5OGI 50 20. st0ckcr5
and feeders, S6H IS %: bulls. 81 - a So -.
calves, So 5OHSlO 30. SHEEP Receipts.
5000, slow to weak, lambs, 81 7JH - 80.
yearlLngs. s. 751 S6 u; wethors. 81 4o1
SO 10: ewes, SjR s. 90; stockcrs and feed
'rB, S4H 81 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
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