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Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1914-03-19

William Jennings, lOyear-
old boy of Midland, was acci-
dentally shot by his brother,
aged IL, Saturday evening. The
bullet, from rifle of Large
calibre, passed through his left
shoulder across the upper part Of
his chest and while he was bad
ly hurt it is thought the in
juries will not prove serious. The
injured boy was taken to the
hospital at Pierre.
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Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1914-03-19

Mark a cross in front of the
name Of every man for whom
you wish to vote on Tuesday.
There will be no circle at the tor
OF the tickets on yOur primary
ballots.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1914-03-19

The saying that there is a
sucker born every minute is
just as true today as when it
was spoken for the first time.
And the administration machine
supporters have 1T figured out
that Stanley county lis producing
its share of them.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1914-03-19

A civil service examina tiOn for
the position of postmaster at
Powell was held at the federal
building in Pierre Saturday.
There was only one applicant. /,
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

Albany. NOV. -l.-lnc9rporltioas Med with secre-
tary oi STATE.
Regal Sach-t Co.. Manhattan: SO 600: T.. o..
ftrter lil Bway, N. y. q. l. Erharii IN
DuTkia a Haas. Manhattan. realty: $50 1000. w
). AsllNurth. $50 z. 18th So. y. Y 10. l.. Has.
Mount Vernon. Hannah Groelncrg. =. Y.
Alor-Glow Realty Co.. Manhattan. realty So
0tO. W. y. SAKE. n Pine b., y. T.. h. j. Dubois
" VI. Parse. a. y.
Tie Dresuer Real Estate Co. Rochester. $4,000:
Dresner. so Lewis st.. N. T.. IA. DFcsleT.
hochcster. NJ. Cohen. Rochester
seligsol Coffee CO.. Manhattan. 5000 d. Selig-
son. y HoSe iS,,e -y' aas4ic y j.. r Fischer Pas
G s. a r. Co. Manhattan: motors. 900. 2
T. harbach. 3osl BWay. y. \ ,. n. PeSse. Long
Island city r. W Ritter. Long Island City.
joel Eaacs & Sols. Ma aihaitan. ladies' waists .
$4,000. Il. j. Lesea;. 30 W. 10th ST.. y. T.. T..
B1,io Brothers. Manhattan. millinery. $4,000:
Y. Bogio, tOl W. lJsth ST.. =. y. A. G. IG0uss.
y T. G. B0yio. y Y
standard safety Nut Corpn. Manhattan. Si25.-
600. P. W. Dieter. 80 Church ST.. y. L.. g.. n.
Nhttlesey J. N. Wei,0r0, y. Y
The Pure Gum Co. Manhattan chewing gum
500. 900. e 81. Morand, finh Avenue Building.
The Pro-cr2re Co.. Manhattan; motor vehicles.
tircs. ETC. $4,000. T. Nruafadfer 63 Park Row.
y. Y. H. @. Kosel0.um. y. g.. A. Alexander.
Larrcs-Jennias3 Co. Lyons. Wayne Co. general
isnlware. $1,000: J. +. Jennings. Lyons. y. T..
". BarricS T.. J. Rauick. Lyons.
Melvin a Godfrey Liverpool. Onondaga 60. gen
erai farming; $4,000. 5. Godfrey, BAdSlnsFille. T.
T.. Melau. Clara Melvin. Liverpool.
Raiuer A1lAger. Brooklyn. shoes: $1,000; NJ.
MiuNgcr - ". L.afN o.. -. L. l. Aalhers
Lroo6lJn. Minnie Raiuer. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
COTTON GINNING
BREAKS RECORD
Enormous Crop Indicated, but
Local Market Firm and
Higher.

The Census Report issued yesterday
morning broke all records both as TO
the amount OF cotton ginned for the
first two weeks of November and for
the total ginning of the season up 10
November a. Il showed that 1924
708 bales had passed through the gin
houses 20 that date this season, com
pairing with l0,444, ,529 TO the same date
last year, and ll,3l3,236 in the big
crop year of 1911.
Local traders had anticipated a re
port slightly in excess of 100000
bales, but few, II any, rad looked for
such figure as actually indicated.
Neither the existence of this enor-
nous supply, In addition TO the amount
that remains in the fields to be ginned,
or the showing of the report appeared
70 bring any material selling pressure
against the market, however, and the
immediate action of prices reflected
the Southern holding movement rather
than the surplus supply.
The market opened steady at an ad-
vance Of | point 10 a decline of / point
and almost Immediately became firm
on renewed covering by December
shorts. The strength of the near po-
sition encouraged buying of later
months, and the general list sold about
II to "a points net higher IL was
not until December contracts touched
7.40c, or 30 points above the low level
Of Wednesday morning and within 10
points Of the syndicate price, that cot
ton was offered freely enough 10 check
the upward movement. Then there ap-
peared to be some selling Of Deem
Der and the entire market tur~ ID -@s-
Ter. There was scattering liquidation
and some local and Southern senng o.
the later months, with the close barely
steady, net unchanged 70 10 points
higher December showed the maxi
mum gain at the close. Differences be
tween grades as applied TO deliveries
on December contracts will be fixed by
the New York Revision Committee on
Wednesday, and the following Friday
will be the first notice day for that e..
livery. Liverpool reported a quiet bu.
steady market, with prices about az
due on the New York close Of Friday,
but trading there was over for the day
before the census figures were pub
lished, and there was no means of
judging the effect of the ginning re
turns on English sentiment. Spot
quiet at Is points advance TO Use for
middling upland; no sales. Local CON
tract prices:
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
GINNING BREAKS RECORD
Big Cotton Crop Indicated by
Census Figures.

Washington, Nov. 2l-Possibilities
of this years cotton crop equalling or
even exceeding the greatest crop here
tofore grown were indicated to-day by
the Census Bureaus fifth ginning re-
port of the season. which showed the
quantity of cotton Cinned prior 70 No
vember IA was 11,6247OS bales, the
heaviest on record.
In the last seven years the average
of the entire crop ginned 10 the end
of the same period was 75 per cent
On that basis the present croD would
seem TO be between l5,500,O0O and
100000 bales
The ginning for the period from No
vembcr I 90 : established a record Of
1852 bales. exceeding last year by
$4,000 bales and 1911 by $4,000 bales
For Oh. season. this years glnnings
exceed -re record by 311000 bales.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22

=
SC higher, generally unchanged.

Note NoftinUer anu December are O.d style con-
tracts while January AID lateE moaths are t0f
new style
Snnthnrn snnt r,,arL.nts rnch nnnd ~
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22

Daily imports and exports of general
merchandise at the Port of New York
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
Movement of Specie.

The exports of specie from the Port
of New York for the week ended No
vember u were: Silver, 81 ,OS6,8l9, and
gold, $41,470, a total of Sl,128,2S9.
against d total Of s757,722 gold and sill
yer last week, and SS50,067 IN the corre-
spending week last year. Since Janu-
airy 1 the exports o. gold amounted 70
SIPS, ,221 ,9i9, and silver S39,222.9l9.
against 56S,s96,l46 gold and S44, ,33O,057
silver IN 1913.
The imports Of specie were: Gold.
S319,3O2, and S476,035 silver, making a
total Of Ss57 ,339, against total Of
9452,69i IN .he preceding week and
S3,4o6,5o6 IN the corresponding week
last year. Since January l the i'm
ports OF specie amount TO Sl7,70S,0 ,043,
against $50, ,5o4 1898 last year.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Gross earnings Of United States rail-
roads making weekly returns TO "Dun's
Review" continue TO make an untavor-
able comparison with a year ago, ,he
.otal received for one week IN Novem-
her amounting 20 S8257,G55, a decrease
Of 11.6 per cent as compared with the
corresponding week in 1918. The most
unsatisfactory exhibits continue to be
made by the roads in the South. In the
West and Southwest there is evidence
Of Improvement in some directions.
Following are given gross earnings of
railroads reporting for one week in
with earnings of the same roads for
the corresponding period year ago;
also for roads shat reported for The
same week i'm the two preceding months,
together with the percentages Of loss
comDared with last year:
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

limited business was reported IN steamer ciiar-
,.-lr5 y,tr rates strong 10 aN trades. Tor addi-
,ionsi toats there uas seaiy demand quota
t'1r. t0 Liverpool. Cd; london. lil -,l Is, ~
'.,,to1 fo Liverpool. per ic0 n ho-. CifAhIEA--
Fr .fearer s..0I tons evouai}I. ran al lall,c
i i,l ~ r--f..fire Halifax and So J0Hu y b. 6s a.
i.iI,a-y bad raIeuvery U *. nov. lir steamer @3aJ
tor. sainr. Br steamer 3 $40 tons previously }
W.. s,Isr-i. fr.ie tW0 0r three round trips. b. 3d.
i.-,,.r .rd releIiVery u x. via Canada. nov Dec
D,ifrU steamer -6j tons. SAM. one round frp
.-a- delivery and redeliycy X. Nov. Br steamer
,--f IONS same trip across. hump sum. $500.
JeI.ve-v Montreal redelyey ~ Frsg-'.
rrorlof. Br steamer 1900 C1 Uan, CUR '1
N.rffs fs. De-. Hr steamer. -ll0o Qrs ga.n 1rt
e., london rs It'd Dee. Nor steamer. $50 fcUa
-laL Pfu4 t1 >agua. O. prompt. sicaut. 4.tl9
trr. 0r4. Baltimore f0 Ma}por. t Irluu.
.el.rrar Ills ..as coal Phla To- MlYnor.. t.
schooner $50 tnrt coal. Pl.la 20 jacksonville. g.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
REVERSES

CO0PERsNITH & GINDLIS. manufacturer ss,t ot
fur. a. 81 East 4ist st.. have assigned 70 Marcus
olHhG ~ I'LL peiS too S' ylSaei Cobe1 $500 and
T. g. Wheeler. s6sI. Liabilities are reported 70 %
A. fRACHTENBERG 4 BRO. manufacturers
of furs. AZ lH-l52 West 2th T.. have assisneI t,,
70 Simon suita. petition was hied against ..e .oo
by Casslicth O. Maskin. {293 Max SCHWARTZ soyv.
and Jacob Clark. gisi Liabilities are said ~ 10
so 900 and assets $4,000. They we're reported 70
BEcKERMAN 4 son Petition fisd against
g Beckormau 4 Son. manufacturers ~ LUIS ~
% West 29tn S. by D. = IIorwiiz S,1sH sTeal'of TOT
Eta KOsOFsKY dealer In women appar !;
a. 1S3 Sixth nlci petition Win ilaol..ss % "
si24Os and assets 3. 900. IN stock and hftur, :.
Among The creditors are Hyman shapiro $3.50
and Rothstein a Potofsky 90. H'ots an 3l9Dn
pctltIon with liabilities N 5000 and assets -
cash and $40 owed 70 him By Eta ho'ofsky iof
'''' anu SCHEDULES
UNIVERSAL PIANO co. of l4iih q and Whit
lock sv del schedules showing uaDltles q 49,
III ana assets SG3 2i3 consisting u stock $500
are louis A Valenti. $5l.l5l. secured Premier
Pneumatic Action co. Of sYacuss -, 500 .
Loo-chen Plano Case Co. OF Paterson y D.
'lV''S y JAFFE. lawyers. Of sO3 Broadw az. have
aled schetlulcs showing firm Liabilities OF S-0,f5l
and assets S-l2. lu open accounts. moaly ullul ,
Iectabe. Moses Jaie has Individual ~llIlss
M a certifato of Indebtedness ~ the Sprlngneid
Il. L. Cemetery Society, iace aInNIt .n'fp,,',
seon as security for loan of S-J,rO uy We
Torh Side Bank 0f Brooklyn, benlsmm Jane
rs- irdivfuaI liabilities " S34 -}3. and 20 assets.
Tie state Bank is creditor ior sl5yV9 alu sio.Ss ,
s sec,Irify a certificate Of an indebtedness OF the
sorin.fed Cemetery society for $4,000 -
NJ STEMPEL a son, importers oi tllrs' et e ,., i,'
West gIth ST. tiled schedules showing uaDi,.
S4 tol aud assets 81 547. consisting OF stocs Sfvy
lrcounts. 81 400. notes. Sl,iiZ, and cash I'D uaAA'
'-sIInNEy /. BENNETT. shoe dealer. g63 sixth
as fled schedules showing LIABILITIES Sl''o' ana
assets $500 in stock.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
f,frrst,FNSIlY 4 KOGELMAN-Iudge Hand has
aunoirted Charles j. O0hleim receiver Iot nc
tsr.sy a Kogelman. manufacturers OF iufs' al %
SAMUEL IEvY-Judge Hand mas spp.lnte'i
rs,oe- ID Boyd receiver for samuel Levy grocer Z"
80 East lbJth 81.
ASSIGNMENTS.
THE CROWLEY NECKWEAK co. lNC;, insnu, anu
sarfrrer cf womeu's ueckwear AZ anu = @ 20. ~, 49,
II has assigned t0 Joseph Jane. me uusu.e's @ ma
st,-teJ i1 1913 by Florence J. tfoNley. aln va "@s
sla4.g1 - ,- ,- March IL 1914 ith capital stock
T., a. 0OO and Florence j. t.owlg5 as Hta'-i4 .
TACoR COIN dealer 80 hosie'y, gov, anu t- a.
der,gear at lS and so Walker ST., s3isneu ,o ~.
"a ssne~ He began business IN lJlV' ~-" a-''
-.r-ied 4 retau store 90 Eighth a', , ~,
'--if VrsR A. GENDEI.-liarry D. SILVER ana DaFli
c.iI comma ing the firm N SLfef Pthu'l
,,,f, ,r+,irsrs 0f h0ys' and children 'io'Ia-e a.
ia pIescser 81 have assigned TO Benjamin A4iNo
WirZ. - .---,.,, .f.-.-i-,l eoofracfor AZ o.
Reade st.. has assigned TO Joa1pN
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
TRADING In THE
CURB SECURITIES
Advances General Among the
Oil Shares-Industrials Irreg-
ular-MineS Up.

The market on the curb yesterday
exhibited a better tone and prices IN
the oil and mining issues were general
ly higher. Trading in the oil depart
ment was less active. but advances OF
from = 20 Z points were recorded IN
Standard Oil of California, Indiana,
New Jersey and Prairie Oil and Gas.
Solar Refining was reactionary, with
drop of 10 points.
Kelly Springfield Tire continued ITS
improvement, gaining a point. Rlker
d Hegeman vas depressed, and the
rights were point lower Greater
activity developed in United Profit
Sharing Corporation, which made "A
fractional gain. Mining shares were
strong. with sharp advances in McKin-
lev-Darragh and Jumbo Extension.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

The income Of the Commonwealth
Power, Railway and Light Company for
October shows gross earnings on stocks
owned in subsidiary companies Of $207,-
74S. a decrease Of SS.57S over the same
month in 1918, but after adding inter
est and other earnings the company
was able 20 show small Improvement
over the year preceding in total gross
revenue. Operating expenses and taxes
were reduced S3.6S1. 20 S9,652, and in
tcrcst charges also showed a decline OF
S2S1t, resulting in an increase Of So.
429 i'm net earnings. which amounted
10 Sle0,OS6. Dividend disbursements
on the preferred stock totalled $4,000,
leaving a balance of Sll0.0S6 as com
pared with Sl03,656 in 1913.
Consumers Power.
Application Of the Consumers Power
Company Of Maine to the Michigan
Railroad Commission for authority &c
merge eleven electric and power com
panies, all Of whose stock and bonds
are now owned by il, has resulted in
granting a hearing TO the company,
which will take place on November p.
The capitalization OF the company, 1t Is
said. will not be increased by the pro-
posed consolidation. the Sl3,930000
bonds of the various companies TO be
merged being deposited as collateral
for the first lien and refunding D per
cent bonds Of the power company.
New York Railways.
Earnings statement Of the New York
Railways Company for September in
dicates loss Of &c per cent in gross
operating revenue from the same month
In 1913, while net revenue after eN-
pcnses and taxes shows a decline Of
nearly 10 per cent. Total gross reve-
nue. earned by the company amounted
TO Sl,133.A66. and the total net in
come. including miscellaneous revenue,
totalled $3S4 900. There was expended
for interest charges on the company's
underlying bonds S226263. and the sur
plus amounted TO S104,323, against
1876 In the previous year During
the month the number Of passengers
carried totalled 22.357127, compared
with 23960,46l in 1918 and 22,569,72i
in 1912.
Lehigh Traction.
Bondholders Of the Lehigh Traction
Company have been notified that the
company will default on the semi-an-
nual interest on its first mortgage
bonds. due December 1. Following the
default on June /. President MarHe
offered TO purchase the coupons for his
personal account, and the proposition
was accepted by practically all Of the
bondholderS on recommendation OF the
protective committee. The committee
now refuses TO accept the purchase Of
fer i'm case of a second default, because
of the general Improvement IN the
financial situation. and says that the
December / coupons viii be presented
for payment. and if not paid legal ac-
ton will be pursued for the protection
Of the bOndholders.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
NEW YORK PRICES.
CONSOLIDATED WHEAT.

May Isl 50i. >l i1-s 81 5y's ~ '1is . - o' -
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
FINANCIAL RECORD
HERE And ABROAD
Trading in Bonds TO BE
Acted on Soon-Great
Bank Surplus.

u@.h the difficulties that stood IN
.hc v-av OF rcopCnirg the stock hN-
borre for bond trading az minimum
-.-iccs having been removed, the board
- governors are expected 20 act IA
,.orablv on the proposition AT thel'
.,cctin- on Tuesday. Assurances nave
Nm Given that there viii be plenty
M ire FOR investment houses 10 Sena
Inc notice 90 their customers ana tha'
er,rlc banking facilities Will be avail
ME- for loans on bonds as collateral.
M obstacles that caused the abrupt
,,ostponcmcut of the rcopemng as orig
i~euy planned were described as mere
ly of q technical nature.
., vss unfortunate that last week
Misunderstanding should nave oc-
.,,~res 20 raise any doubts and lessen
confidence. but buying orders Nnoer,
GOOD to De still outstanding lu good
volume and prospects Of foreign sell
ing seemed mo- greater than al me ne
-irr,rE ~ thc week WINE tne SIo-
1.~ ~rrersal Of position by stock EN-
change authorities may nave oeen nee
.,ss.-y. 10 made q Disappointing break
ir the course of Improvement tnat had
b,e, SO steady since increasing cN-
,c~ts b~oke the price OF sterling eN-
t.f,u. che cold export point
,.e''e 'eel,.rs-r House institutions wiped
out the denc'r
....r-. made the early date for opCn-
go 81, rrte~sl Reserve banks none too
Investment demand for high
...-r,tes has extended from
-r- t.-~ notes to bonds and stocks
......t.5 trading i'm unlisted
t .t.+o and rounicinal bonds
-....t.3 v.i+h mo- unfortunate
-"S pecDorirr of the cot
L.-.... caused mo- financial en-
e. .~g -rs price of the sta
le- '-s-5 .-, ,gsss fair'v steady. All
-..,. -L.t bord trading should
..' ....,b.,oo and that grad
.-....-,. o,, listed stocks NAV
''-'t ...s ,,.tLovt r1uch 6iffcultv.
.o.,, f,~oig, Gouidstion be-
.s .-..- months OF preraration
st, .4f. %, r,sst +. i'm The greater
'e.--. ,..... ....'..,s.5 t, fo i-nDerdiur.
....,-r1 reserve banks of the
- E, +l.-r first report. showed
.-t .,., .t,so of husiross on Thurs
-' L'1 l~ b,D5 e1-o 100000 iu
'.G e.c -0o 000 i'm other cash,
A'-- ...... .,,o,r+i,, to $4,000. -
..-. ~ .be REGIONAL Rank
.. .'....-,..f IN 81 IfttIe over $4,000
.,- 80 l-;5,,. ,,.-bt with around S1O6.-
.., '-e 49,. t.-t In cash Possibly be-
. s'. '.....'r.--.-,i.-,c statements is
cause .- .--..,, t,,. r,eDbers of
,-el lieL' a5..''.- .--.'.,-....,- ,1,- +Lc~o has
ne OF o-.- -. .-.tC,, ne ~ the
2eeH se -t.-I f. +o Govern redis-
rrnclp.e "a-," 49,, 49, ia eo+-
coun il.a--, me C 'ios' 49, +tor chose in
lnc o--h i'.t> H.I.O' II .,',,' ,-i.;,.i,. +ba+
the open n,~in,- .i9.D-,CG i'..-.;o- ~ rosSc
was ~. W. --..--.,,..,.;o1 of credits.
profitable any oFereAp4',s-ol o- 81 l''ii,9' ..7
lhe C-e~I.A- -.o-s- 49,, T,V lo,ro, ", ~eser.
statenen, ID pew .oi .'' o, immense
reQuiTeH ems ,+-s oo6 6oo a-sinst
9II.-ss 81, O.. !, Over 80 eiraaJv
S,.o-.', '-.1 ., .~...-,..ors irfcnd 10
A,,1-..'-' .-.'-, ,--.-5 49, tbor the
ao.d reserves "'-Cn .l!- -5.--. ,-.-I NOT
Jaw 4..o"s, ,..t so~ .i,sr,o in loans. Be-
mean .-.... f-r-, ~ t,,~~ir,, i'm
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
BOSTON Reserve DEPOSITS.

Boston. Nov. 2I - Net deposits
amounting TO S15I51.OOO have been
made with the Federal Reserve Bank
of Boston since it opened, on November
16, it was announced to-day. Bills dis
counted totalled 100000. The gross
amount of business transacted was
S16 -SO 600
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
NOVEMBER Il.
Manhattan.

.-.. mama il that of the debtor. the second
%, LAe e, iIe ere5itor. ana date when Judgment vas
filed. n, tt..4--peoule etc. Nov IS.
COppingCr. q. ana i-'''" $500 90
lsi4 1'3,@.Vf' SNV II Langley. No' IS. 1914 $500 90
Bliss. le,samine a. ,aii 6Iit - sl02 90
, yousgWJ' ns r1'W " e Bouker. ir. and A A Bog-
ker-A,phalt tona.fue'l'N w. Sl64 %
s, fo11. S34.30l Is
Seelcy. A ana / Ai''N Sl2O59 03
1913 ,vS1 1t,i 1teii. ana Aural Institute. Otherwise
Herman Knapp Memorial Ele
uo.ri,a,-Americau Hardware CORP 10Y -l6o 90
1914. 49,. % tof4. S2sj7 %
s1,, u Westergreu. Inc Nov ~ tslf' Si1I3i33 0o
,s.,,.-N { leluer 20 a., No' - l''i' f'--'
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
Emergercy Currency Retired.

The retirement yesterday Of Sl,840-
300 emergency currency by the New
York national banks at the Sub-Ireas-
ury made "a total turned back since the
present movement began Of 65.694,S2O.
.ndg the provisions Of the Aldrich-
NIee.uI act the banks Of this city re-
cevei about sl33, 100000 of the notes
issued to relieve the financial stress
following the outbreak Of the war.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
curC.Co GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Nov. 21.-Cha 'ces hat the
wheat harvest in Argentina might turn
out more bearish than had been eX-
pected served as ground to-day TO
pull down quotations here. The market
although steady at the close. was &c
under last night Corn lost 4 "a sc net
oats finished = n &c uD, and provisions
unchanged to 12i2a15c down. Range
Of prices: ,-
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

pcoeip.s 80 head None on sale Feeling nom
iraiIy steady Country dr. sssd hogs unchanged al
ia isc Der Ib Tor medium and ishs weights; roast
ing pigs liGlc.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
DIVIDENDS DEC >RED.
NrM YORK CITY BONDS.

1-.-rIsl,I " v. \. C0ler - % q
N Cedar ST
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
Extend Rock Island Deposits

As a result of the recent decision IN
the Rock Island foreclosure case, the
protective committee for the collateral
trust bonds, of which James \. Wal
lace is chairman, has announced that
the time for deposit of the bonds Will
he extended.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
browns i2s sc; gathered and mixed 8jG We; uear
BY. rcffiserator. whites 2582Sc.

browns i2sijc: gathered and mixed 95s i2c; nesr-
BY. refrigerator. whites. asa zee.
FRUITS.
FRESH-Applos "a fair demand ami steady.
Pears and qulnces held AZ lrner price oranges ia
liberal supply bat demand active. APPLES. No /.
htl 81 ijnti. common. tl@Sl 20. Ear Western.
boz. t0cgtl 5o: PEARS. Seckcl hbi. 81 atj. Beuue
d'Aniou. s3@N 90. Duchess. t2 5o@t3: Ki,-er.
81 lO@ - -. basket. 50a15c. OUNCES. Dbl s5f
" 70. GRAPES. Concord. l0-bssict ca.g. tl4t 10.
Niagara. largo caa, 81 -Jrfl il, small case. y a
81 -. Caiawht. blsktt. l0ni2c; black. l0mlle.
hlyk. 20-lb basket 55af0c. bacd. trays, tou, 5000
IS; CHANBlRRlEs Cape Cod. late. bbi. 81 jy4
e 20. Early Black. t2aS3 20. Now York crate. 81
nsl %: Jersey. Dbl. - lOeti, crmo hlaN ~.
Long Island. bbl, So 50ati 70. srHAwHE HHlEs.
Vfs o,rip 50 5o@ii 5iSaii s5: SsArsMAs aad MHS-
DARlNs t2@s3 30. Kt'MQrATS. 10. eloc;
ORANGES. Fla, box 81 Zlasi loi Porto Rico. 81
q s. 20, Cal. 81 1905. GRAPEFRUIT Fls. box.
s. 5o@t3 Cuban. tlati: lsle O., rines. 81 ,,,98 i09
loI. {lat6. ClTRON. bbl 75catli CAssABA
MELONS. crate. slatt 30: FfNEAPPLEs. Porto
l.lCo. Rcd spanish. crate. sjc9&3 35, Fla. box, 81
HAY AND STRAW.
Trading quiet and market weaker The bureau
of Animal Industry has lowered lt' quarantine re-.
stricti0us against intcr1fae movement ~ nay ana
straw, and win n0w permit hay harvested prior 70
August ] stored away from livestock o. De- shipped
without dlsufcctiou from guaranteed dairies. pro-
mGuth disease exists within Mtcen miles of mo
piaco where N harvested and stored and an
AFFIDAVIT covering The points classified - hed VIII
the transportation company AZ point n shipment.
tgiaS22: No 3 10 40 2. slSaS20 50 fancy light
tloser MIXED. S20mf29 90. No clover mixed w
so I clover. SO. alfalfa. AZ 10 quality. tltWsz-
STRAW. ro No 2. Sl3eti3 30. (smal bales oOc
New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
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sale, through fie l0u.datns committee amour W., '
d., 1ny ..5O Oags. nai pIcc,. DE ,i9ug,. , o'
b t0-. March s.1lHJ.l",. Aay' ~ '.l,, dsy
o,i December contracts and u vas ,ne seneIn 'in ~.
pre..ou ,hat liquidation Viii De- a1oq. ,9I.n.o I.n W. H.,
f.af date and that arrauhrlh,..' WI '- 49, 10,
l&..' & 'ic cy-r1uge soon afrerward. spot mafhc- u
a.tiye and prices practically unchanged IoS. s,, 4-G
S,.' ,st o~.r, from Brazil were fcW 4n uIni'll' '-
.'-- ,,..1aI ,fafI1nary while the BraLi.au ma.
te, ecrs steady. with RIO unclaimed ana b,sj Se'a
4'y ..- IA and ,ga, qu0ied 40 lt-.d spot hio
W"r, oi6-td OF 6i.t and santos Is d, lo''
.t.ti..I.,I fo.ir.ou 0f Brazilian cofeg. ,.