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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
COTTON LOAN FUND
NOT AGAINST LAW
Department Of Justice Allays
New England Fears Regarding
Proposed Combination.

Washington, Nov. 6.-Offcials OF the
Federal Reserve Board, including Sec
rotary McAdoo, expressed satisfaction
to-day over the response of Northern
bankers 10 the proposal TO establish
the $4,000, 900 cotton loan fund with
which TO afford financial backing to
the cotton growers and owners OF the
South.
Highly satisfactory progress lis be-
ing made in the formation of the pro-
posed cotton loan fund said Mr.. Me
Adoo. ALREADY Ss0,00o,0o0 Of the $780,
100000 allotted 20 the non-cotton pro-
duciug states have been pledged, leav-
ing only S20.OO0.OOO more TO be sub
scribed. am confident that the re
mainder viii be provided shortly. All
talk about the plan being m contra
vention Of the Sherman antitrust la"
is sheer buncombc; there is no tOunda-
tion for it,
To reassurc New England bankers
who had misgivings lest the proposed
pool violated the Sherman law an IN
formal opinion. il Was said to-day. has
been secured from the Department Of
Justice. There the view is taken that
the proposed combination. not being ar
ranged for profit, does not fall under
The prohibition of monopolics IN re-
straint Of trade. II is not improbable
that a formal opinion from the Attor-
ney General himself Will be obtained
90 that effect.
A number Of applications from state
banks for admission TO the Federal Re
serve system, some of them with a
large capital. are under consideration
bv the Federal Reserve Board. Inc
board is still discussing in this con
nectior the question Of loans by state
banks on real estate with view TO
FIXING limit as basis for admissioll-
-. no tho eNafnnI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
MEDICATION OF
RAILROAD CLAIMS
View Caused by Interstate Com
MERGE Commission Decision
on Allowances.

ln tno supplemental decision handed
down yesterday By the Interstate Com
merce Commission directing trunk lire
I railroads 20 rc-esiabl.sh allowances o.
divisions with the United states Stee
Corporation railways and other indus
trial lines, railroad men saw a con
plete yindication OF their claims that
/ their revenues cannot be increased
other than by q direct 8 per cent adj
vance in freight rates.
While IL was agreed that the com
missions decision was rendered 90 con
form with the Supreme Courts mar
date in the so-called tap line case, b.
which the court held the tap lines g.
be common carriers and therefore
could enter into through rates. they
pointed out that through the suspen
sion by state and federal authorities
Of other means suggested by the com
mission 90 The carriers 90 increase
their revenues. the last source had now
been exhausted. Chiefly for this rea-
son ii was hoped an advance OF 3 per
cent in rates would be granted in the
case of the Eastern roads now pend
ing.
In the industrial railway case, in-
volving allowances 90 the steel Cor
poratiOn and other big industrial com.
panies. counsel for the Interstate Com
merce Commission argued that The d.
visions were equivalent to rebates
amounting go lrow <-1.ylINUI ip $50
100000 year
George +. BfopucIi. general solicit
tor for the Erie Railroad, when as6e
TO comment Yesterday ON che commits
sion's latest reversal of i.s previou.
decision. referred to his recent argu
mont az the rehearing OF Che petition
of tho Eastern lines FOR per cent
advance in freight rates, 30 which be-
said:
an the early stages of this case
there was presented 20 the carriers ths
prospect Of large additional revenue
other than from increased rates, such
as extra charges for so-called free
services 20 industrial roads. charge
for spotting OF ears on industrial sid
ings. charges for iightcrage and
switching services iu New YORK. har
bon and elsewhere. and h. was urged
that the carriers could and should no
crease their revenues from such
sources so as 20 render them adequate
without resorting 20 increased freight
rates.
at the first sight. the glitter. o.
the profit 10 was thought might thus
result 70 the carriers blinded the eye
of many. In the light Of recent events
we nave a clearer vision. AND now we
realize again the force OF the familiar
truth that "all that gluers is no,
gold"
ut Is believed by those rcspons ioir
Tor the management ol Che carrier
that they cannot safely rely upon ans
expectation that tine additional reve
nues which may ultimately be secured
b. the adoption of means other than
general advance IN freight rates can
he obtained n the near future, co.,
that. when secured. any such addition
al revenues will bo adequate to meet
The reasonable needs of the carrier
for increased revenues BOO the present
situation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
MAY REORGANIZE
N. Y. RAILWAYS co.
Darwin P. Kingsley Outlines IS
sues in Contest for Change
in Directorate.

Under the direction Of the New York
Life, the Equitable Life and the Metro
politan Life Insurance companies, a
determined effort IS under way to re-
organize the present board Of the New
York Railways Company, d subsidiary
of the Interborough Metropolitan Com
pany, at the annual meeting 10 be held
December next.
These insurance companies. together
with other important interests which
are large holders of New York Rail
ways income per cent bonds, have all
ready brought suit for an accounting
on the ground that they are not rccciv-
ing all the income 20 which they are
rghtfully entitled
Darwin Z. Kingsley. president OF tine
New York Life, who IS taking the iu-
itiatiyo In the proposed contest. iu a
statement issued yesterday said u
part:
Two issues a-. raised nr tnc col. u.tt..
formed fn represent fhe holders Oh Now
York Eaura's i-come per GENE bonds
at tHe election on December Z ueNf.
The nrst b. chat che holders of ti.
houts have never before taken proper
a,.Ion fp safeguard their own Interests
under Tine inIenture These bonohoIdrfs
hr registering their bonds for that purpose
with The GGaraUfr Trust Company have
fIr right f0 elect dte Of tHa eleven lIr...
t0r. constituting tl. board OF tls N.H
York Railways Company Heretofore tho
election .4. gone by default We purpose
nau t1 remedy tlls and have I'll. hprl-
Doll. -s expires. thelr choice for chess. 3D..
directors.
Ii. second issue s. chat tI- fte director.
loW f..lulcal.T representing t1, bordhult-
-rs .r fhs l'r-rf.Iat. have. ls Ne irllr|.
DID,. .nf.. pr.f.i fue uueutlr.. and .- pro-.
-Ilr tI. holders NJ chose s@Clrlrios .ra rUt
bow receiving tls iIlom. DID, which la.y aI.
entitled nr Oh. earnings ol tle road 4ul
tnc .uirlfIrs.
10 the committee consisting - w a.
Day pres'der. ~ ths Equitable Life, Haley
rf-ke. rlce-p president % the Metropolitan
life. Allan Forbes president OF the state
street Trust Company. NJ Boston. and my
SELF has The necessary number OF p-oH.rs
on December 70 Wlll select directors vino
bond are entitled 90 more Income. lldeed.
fo t.e whole per Ceut.
s10uld b. remembered that these
bonds are MOE cumulative md any income
Orb which tnrr are ftIr.F entitled no. cute
r.ltlF received is utterly .ott uI'ess tr.
COURTS -i .' decide fI order 3d. fr.. account
ing from fl. date ~ thr Generalization. A.
ru'f r4i'inE fnr such artInu ls UlH pen ling
Boudho.lera should understand tnat ~
r. -I... lI hre of fHe -o-ruII.l I0rI-
holding directors t.e stockholders r'| .fIII
bnudnolleis "ll tlen at least hc in n
Tos.r'o. to know what is being done and
fp ASSERT fhelr riEhtf-ls they have nof
done hitherto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
FREDERICK IS NAMED
Leaves State Banking Depart
ment 10 Join Bank System

State Superintendent of Banks En.
gene Lamb Richards announced ycstei
day the resignation of Joseph A. Brof
erick. State Bank Examiner, n cnarc'
Of the credit and private bankers hn
reaus, following his appointment pN
the Federal Reserve Board as cnief ol
the division of audit ana examination
state Bank Examiner ID. ". Quinn.
ir.. has been appointed 10y Mr Rich
ards examiner In charge Of the prlvat,
bankers bureau. and Examiner e. W
Egbert has been placed in charge OF
the credit bureau.
Mr.. Brodcrick before bis appoint
ment 70 the banking department ir
February, 1910, was connected with the
Morton Trust Company Tie intro
duced into the New York State Bank
ing Department system oi foreign eX
change department examinations.
In 1910 Mr. Broderck made thc dis
coyeries which Ted 10 che closing Of
the Northern Bank. che Washington
Savings Bank and the Carnegie Trust
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
To PAY Interest in Scrip.

rssfirs @ lie h1.ders ~ tla lrt ana re
f--fi-. aorgsga p-r cent bonds ~ tho a COMA
STEEL grrorsti0u Ia. uiI b. held ou N0feu-
fer z- a. frs cGir-s n tas tritei States Nor
gsrs sri Trust D0upany. l.r tia llrprse ~ sane
fi1llrr u0iia cation 70 crIyru1iie - tle rights
IL ~. holder tf aufhnril.rg the r1lgauy f0 pay
i-tsre.t ou he lonfs due October AS. April D.
isfF. orosar J. JOS. AMI Aprl 1916. IN scrip.
errhtnsaahle afef December 1919. f1r IKE
amount of sall .or4s. aith 81 CpuQn % th. crn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
GRAINS HIGHER IN CHICAGO
Provisions Also Show Some
Sharp Advances.

Chicago. Nov. G. Notwithstanding
that a sharp advance in ocean freight
rates checked demand from exporters,
wheat prices to-day showed consider
able strength. the result largely Of
fear that the Argentine crop had suf-
ferod serious damage. There was q
firm close at &c 20 aac net advance.
Other leading staples, too, al finished
higher. compared with last night corn,
sc TO Sac; oats. "sc to i2c. and pro-
visions. 25c to &C. Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

% reduction - q. ger e.--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
WHEAT ON LITTLE BOARD
Trading in Staple To Be Be-
gun on Wednesday.

The board of governors Of the Con
solidated Exchange nave voted 20 trade
IN American wheat. The deliveries, II
was said yesterday. will be nation
vide, delivery prices 70 be based on
the New York price, less the cost OF
transportation from the point OF de.
livery TO New York, the deliverers to
have the option Of delivery in New
York or at various points agreed upon.
Thus the validity of the contract
cannot be questioned, and II will be
impossible to effect corner in the
option" said the statement issued by
the exchange.
Trading will begin az 1880 on
"Wednesday morning, November II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07

80 chang, u refined but itfie better demand
f0r domestic account. althonsh uptta were ecu
flous owing Do tte tact that beet sugar prices arc
about - points lt0a cauc Sugar. Franco has
Ieen in the market recently and Is belie'ti 20 have
ftl.u about 81 900 TONS llrlg the last few days.
All reHnrr, nos eflafe lla sraruIatet a. To ref.
ir.. pel cert for cash. Raw rrmer srd fetngr-
,,.. h. he market ind willing fo pay -.c fur
,-..r.rl .lipr1erf 'ufa- bur o~erlgs wcre scarce
aff holder, u.ie asking -'sc. agl 10 sales were
f,ror'el Tls market closed tfn. win prices Fec
fi.lrr. 10 30. fHr cal,rlfugat p tf- DO nI.-...i
.-'i $40 .r- CUnas. cost and fr.lsi'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
SEABOARD CIELRsHcrs.
FLOUR Lso MEAL.

Flour 0uie. aud steady Spring patc1ts s. coo 81.
.rdnr otar'. s. 100 81 SO. winter patents s. ajn
winters. s. 2latfs0. No q. sigsf 90. kauss.
sraghis e. 2in s. 500 fancy spring patents. - 1-a
s, D.. BUCkWHEAT FLOIH steady a. g. GOA
s. 90 pr 100 h. RYE FLOt Firm. fair io
good s 2'a g. e.: choice 10 fancy. s. zoos o..
toRNMEAL-firm Min dried 50 BAGMEAL-
Iirm. quoted Fine white and yellow. 81 $50 81 90
coarse 81 109t 30. FRED Western quiet. bran.
700 DO sacks. 50 IS: standard niddling. So SIS.
-four midllils IS go. red d0g four. 100 lb sacks.
s3-. dfy steady; bran. bulk t2a %. 400 lb SACK.
so s.. hcaw miliings. 40. 50 So. -four mId-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
Railroad Earnings

The following railroad reports Tor
eentember were made public yester-
day:
Norfolk a We.Icrn-tross. 5000 =. .'i'''''
.se otet 81 4se4s5. increase Sl2.'l- .,
viiginiau Hai Ney-,foss. SO, go U'.'''
p,,, Nqr1uette- eros. flT43Il'; increase N.i'.-
"a Nrt aiter ts1cs. Sls3s'5. increase. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
EXPORTS.

wheat BUSH. uLGl1 Corn Lusi... ZOE
Flour lhis.... Na beans bush ln. 81.
Flour sacks. ts gqi Grass SD. bags .a
oiicakc. lbs 900. 500 Whiekcy. gals. -.."'
PORK, lhiF..... ID Beef. tcs........ l
Land. b.. cfs So Bacon NJ ......i go. rtp
Grease t..... $1,000 cot seed OIL 80 iofH
cotton. bales. 1859 Lub oil. gals. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
Emergency Currency Retired.

New York banks exceeded all preVi-
Gus records yesterday in the amount
Of emergency currency retired SINCE
the present movement began last week,
Approximately $40 100000 was returned
10 the Treasury, making the total
thus FAR retired equal 10 about 500
600 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
DIVIDEND NOTICES.


,,--,.,ulr. A Metals NntionaI Hhnk
ne Si' %HE CRY on NEW, YORK y p, iovp
quarte,'y diS 5e Capital G5 SOCK 'iE Of KS
~ IN be- pavable. free Of tax. ON and
ntoH oy 10 1914. 20 SHAREHOLDER of rec
ord a. The close of business on NoN,D.p'i
~ Iioi4 JOSEPH S HOUSE. '.'s'.l,i
virginia Caroiina thcnic ,'l 90. o. r.or,-
- 80. Berenrhtr De- upon N.- ..-. ~
... t,Dis of ne virginia Cuont ,Ne...l , ~,
vii D. psid ia ig without t, ee' company ~ Ssu
.en'a-9 XII s'-..f Nov York CITY win the
l,,acs,s stiseh.i required by ,he l5e1' 1 5,su
Isfi0n lu relation % One e, i,'-.''- I'D
Dated November ~ TgAvERS 1rcssurcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
Closing bid anG asked prices :
L, s. Debt. s1,OS2,298,291.

Wellington. Soy. C-The gross public debi q
t.' IrItr' States O.. the close Of business AZ tli
~ Z p.rarflnlrf October 80 was s. 1888 lo2.t.i
t'..''st san 81 SOP 262 ll9 on September 10. Ih.
. $50 October 20 ass Sl.0s-ZI-. -tl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
PROVISIONS.

The market for hog products was nervous aud
price. were higher on covering due 10 feeling Of
apprehension regarding Me probable tset ~ TIE
closing of The stock yarti. which I. expected to
continue for Or least ten dsvs. Puhh-flnm.
mess. ego j0as2i. family. so s2s shori c,esr
s.i sOaSz- HEEF-Ftm. mess. A-lo t-it fam
~ Sytas3-. packet s21aS2f. extra India mt-..
SiG@s3s DRESSED HoGs-Firmcr. isgons
lIhc. $50 d. ll.sct lsg Do. Sc, li1 ih. ll'.r,
nis- fal.r CIT NEATS-pirNri bellies steady D..
iG 3D. ibr. ~ Oh. I6-. "a Ih. lj'-r. picked hans
Quiet l4igoIi-. TALLON Firm. .prcisi. CSC,
ti, 49,. coirfry ff,HE--r LAEU-Strorg
middle West li-Nd1l. 500; city run0r. llit1
llisc. refined strong. South America. l-tic. Con
,ira,t h. 4rr. EfazL hes. 1859. compound hnl,
6.87isc sTEAuNE-l1rm oico. O.. cts lard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
coTTOssEEo OIL.

W. strong and higher With Oh active Trade.
The closing " the stock yards in thieago va. cr-
ierfed o. have "A hullisn influence ou hoy ptodIc.
which would bC reflected 100 better demand Tor
oii and one Of tho features nj tle day Vas active
huring for Western account Crude was stron
li.al url,fs shovel net gains ~ - % 20 point.
r.d DE- market was o5 % no points above tle d."
r.llfI oi tio sc4.ot made last month. Local cone
frI.t rl..s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07

some Guesses on Ruby, by sewer
Ford. Guess whether this is shorty
ar A Torchy tale. In the sunday Maya
In, Of The Tribune tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
Bank of Bengal Raises Rate

c,l-u,t, SOY s-The ratio 81 dtcous, oi 'le
usrE u Bengal Was raised TO-DAY from I'D r.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
BUTTER.

-. css.sfaery sore advanced ~ and TIE mar.
t,t vas @rtremely Short q mgh ouailties Cream
~ 49, fl9 scor,I. acc. higher. sic. trsfs
~ a.. seeoods - 2ac. creamery. held ezra
~. '-5,eI sec. Higher. t-is 3lc. ARTS. % q
sii,c. seconds. 3 = a. este. sste. dsiry. anest
~ L. soof 70 prime q alc. process. extras
s- + 5sc ff.is s5E T. 2i'-c. iniis1ol creamery
= - !. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07

Glen t'aua asaly Ds'rogusnt co-"s'' .ss, {,
Goiishrsr. Aaron Bloch 'lzl {,
GRAY. DIN D-kistoid Pres. r. -
God. MaK-lnnsih.s Ell Screen r.. f-.a .
Gaedi. Geo & iossYh y DAVIS Building CO. .si} .
Htiaht. Allen John Nanamaser. = f-t3 !
Gls..s LeIis y Yanisussle g o. t,5s
nu1iT. NcroDln = & Had'cn. H. !
ualistein AdoiphJ y Wan1e, al ~
y a Ra..sl .,l ' e gll. l.'''' and E.
Hofeid Louis Henry kupfs- 80. ~
b b5Pssa h 1Is.- ii " h iis5 ,i3i
imperal Auto Renting CD Lfiep'' t,i. !,
in'eFoo'ousa hapid IfAA'i. ''-N i'isi s;ss :
Koch Henry " end B,nry " Ko.h Iia. 60.
Klein An1's AID Beni f;r~sn- People etc. go
Keller. PAU. sud Jacob rcier-P'fS Avenue ''s
KobiSi,,r. Mony or Minnie. and N-ihan cs'..'gg
KuiIsi,r Wo'f~M Aronson tg
klioi samuel aEl f5man--A Lebl'; ~ :
keubrrger Heuy l-Rgyil Weaving GO. g lg1
Kohlfeifsr N1'hsu-- Canton steel COMING 60. ltit
In. Max. aud Isit0r uichafof lmiei k.s,H
Louis Bauer 60. Inc John ? B0yle g.. SOC
Langin Commercial Pnmouaph co-chsmie9i - ~
Llnch. Gso 70 ISABELLA. slil.
Laykenack Really Inc-N Telephone co; $50 ]
Murray Hill Transfer CO AMI Hobart l. Rider
Marshall. warl 4 Go. Inc-Goldbsrs PRINTING G.
Mulrsny Elwari-S Telephone 60. SIS
NA.hle. tceii j. thi tohh Naf' u i'i.''e q
M ,.,.... d, s...,.. ..
nM - 'i ih- " hep A.. 30 "a,
Martin. WI y 'af'eioh' s
sic''fin. flahh D"L, ,
heaAo"s. ihonaa . "nllleH' h-.'."' n >, s
MI. ,,.,,. ,...f d..
Sars-'" e.ni - .nt fle.ty N.W, :, H'-"
'iiiolle orphan Asylum OF 'iy an "a,
Mitchell. Caroline nc y Smith: s3.i62 Z
faI.. IL NIsn
Mokuignf. Eigar So e kehocs Slls
Maulillo. N|infa E-sarauac Realty COG $. 10 I
Mycr. q TrsnNin-C 4 Dsrds. flei
Nathan. siegmund or Samuel-Iin, Nah BAN
Jamaica. l. ] Sis
OsNfIT koohrsr A c.. 1858 s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Potatoes steady. Sweet potatoes nrlner Besr'
higher Cclcry lower POTATOES, Name state
or jersey. bbl or tax 81 j0aSl %: Long l.and
81 joHS2. Va. late crop uhi. 81 s'@ 81 .o' sNEt 4
POTATOES Jef-ey. Dbl. 81 t"f2 ~ basket t'c
aSl. southern Dol. 81 5OaS2. ONIONS. white.
cfafc. 1fcdfl 80; yellow Or rcl. lag tacfRl
AR1ICHOkLS Cat drum. 'sti. MEANS. mean
hy and Nd. basket or bag 5QcaSl, Va wax, nr
hct llcdsZ. green. j1cafl 30; charleston, sl9
81 %. Ia war basket. 75cGt2 % green, 30 q
81 so. BRt sSEIS SPROUTS. a.. 50l-c; BEEIs,
100 bunrhes. 81 50aS3; bbi. i@5i 90. CARROTS.
700 luucies 75c5 81 100 ID bag. 500 zoe, hni. uI
washed 1JcnSts washed SlaSl - CELERY o.
Jersey. state aud Mich. doz punches 100 Zoe case.
ftr1tl 20; CAEBAGES. domestic. Ton. 800
DANISH reei fen 80. rci. Dbl, 81 %" 81 Z ~ -
FLOW FRS Lphg sand. sh9r eur. b.. - n ', %
.ouE cut jpcrsi go. t.te crate ',rHtli ~
house, 80 7. d,t --roS 81. 81 hoN. 81 .ogt2 20
l,nl l.luI dollhouse. SO D. l0z. oocpSl EGG
ILAN1~ Jcr,y hsskr. ob11D. DID, flo>l .n.
Fs. bos SleN 20. LETTUCE. state AMI nearby.
basket or box 5000 81 so. "a. basket. 700 tNc.
Nv orleans. bm. s. ,oa ,6. hothouse trap 1'ca
81 30. LIMA BEANs. Jersc, and Lons ,'en1.
81 - Bermuds hslf boz. 5oeaSl. MUSHROOMS
an bskt s0coSl rs: OkRA. Pa caroer, s2a g 30
bssket s2GS2 -. PEAS. Va, hslf-hbl basket, 81 y
81 20. sugar 6bi. si@ti Is. bastet. s5@75e.
PUMPKINS biol 500 soc; ROMANO. nearby
baskei 5ocdSl. RADISHEs. 100 punches. .lje9
81 SQUASH. hhl. 500 iic Fla, white, boy, u !.
basket 75c0tl. SPINACH bhL SEQ Soc ~
NAToES, nearby box. 50cHS %; ca. $igN -.
dollhouse. m. Gdl0c. TURNlPS, white hll Sla
81 75. futdbaga. Ggentl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07

saihered extra ane. dozen. 37asso. extra afsts
ttirr,ter. special marks. fancy. ehaues paid
tjf@2te. hfsis, 2hH 2'c seconds. 23Hfc
htnnery whites fanry. arg. new lald 51055c
gathered a. 90 ri1e and quality. 300 SOC. her
merry browns. rs 70 20; gathered and mtei 500
lsc. nearby. rtinsrraiof. white, ~" BE-.
Fruit
FRESH Apples Quiet bui steady Pears firm.
Ounce steady. Gflrs slow. Ctsnberies weak.
oransas end gareinlt plenty and low. AffLhr
No !. d. Al $685. common. Natl 70, Far
Western, box. 50catl 20. PEARS. seckcl bbl.
50 so. lieurn Bose s3esG Claifgean and Il Anlou.
Ha'l 20; sheldon. Sl@l5. duchess, s. 50g.$ji
Howell s. 500 81 60: Klcffer. si9S2 %. bsk. 4es
zoe. common sorts. Dbl. tlnsl; uIINCEs. Dbl.
$50 g Is. GRAPES. Concord. lQ-hsk case, 00cQg
81 Niagara. large case, 81 2jeS2 small. 81 .
81 25. bel an heIct % i2c. Cs,aHba. So fc
vhlte. So Toe. black. T@l9c. Niagara, 20-lb bsk.
500 i0c: black 500 i0c. black, trays. ton. $500
s3s: CRANBERRILS Cape Col. late bbl s2gs6
early black. S2aSs New York CRATE. SiHil -
Jersey. hpl. siatl IS. crate; si@fl IL; STRAW
BIRRIEs ca. pint tjc. NJ VI lATS. Fla. 1t
tHer; OiANGEs, Fla. bot Slnt2 ID Porto REQ
sjcp 3 90; Cal. 81 aB %. GRAPEFRUIT Fla
aud Cuban. box, slast 90; jana "a anu Isle Of
Pines. sias225. Porto Rico, 75cD 81. Nassau. 10
aSl 30. AVOCADO PEARS. Va aud cuban, box
flet6. cIfRON. Dbl. lsc@ 81; CAsABA MEL
ONS. Cal. crate Sl@Sl 55t PiNEAfPLhs. Porte
Rico rel Spanish. crate II leGt3 J., fla' boi
s1rfN1 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
HAY AND STRAW.

After tho spcculatlvo furry OF yesterday buying
has quoted down. and. whlo asking pr.ces nave
been alranced. there IL les business. HAY-rinl-
0ihy. PRIME. large bales. new ton 81 80. NO ],
S2l 40 3 10 2. Si1as20. fancy light clofer m,ed,
$40 l0a $50 so. No / clover. MIXED. $50 $40; No !
clover tisaNs %: alfalfa. as 70 quality. SIG
So 30. (Sman bales SOC lowerJ sTRAN-No .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
SHEEP AsD LAMBS.

HecpiA 5.s head. i7i- cars ol a., Nag
+ tr' sc.ire sni higher lamb .u.y ~ L.shsr. =,
T siuS6 pr 300 i1. medium 20 pdmr lsm3' s. 500
81 =. Dressed mutton h1m 90 a.. l,r n
i-e.,.i hSrlol.c lambs lower 81 sass pr rlr,ss,
3 Sales. salieis l'- si". lambs. a. j. aver
b sc. s. - yer 200 y. ~, 81. XXI. a. -
S. Is; 81 TO- S. ~ 81 Penn. =. s. q. 10 clls.
81. s.. -. D g. ye-rlits,. ll-. So ~. sheep.
10. s.. o. no. s. 5o' o. llA So . cul-s. iv-.
Kern, commission Co.. 200 state. lambs. =. =
Newton q Co.. l59 VI lambs 20 ID. s.; -
T5bla . shannon. EOS .ta,s lambs. T. 10. SIS So.
V~Pbsr.5n a a. 2it state lambs. cS Pc. SIS q:
'1 49, ;, 30. q sheep lsi. s. CO., . lse. 81 so. 2
J. @ curtis 4 son. q state lamb. 81 3D. 81.
ID sheep l.'' ''' HOGS.
.odi ri-a.um loss ., r. country fr-.,-I hoss
nm a. lial3. ior nr.i.um 70 hsit '- 80
ss,. s. O. r.r l'9 '1. 4 rough go. 5. ID.
Chicago SOY c-Hoos- R.,c.n'- 1000. ....,..
tu.E s, -5et1 80. hsht 3 loe'i -. lait-i 81 O.
TS. Sos. ,ossf at s. '5as5 * ChTTLE-
ceipts. 5000. steady. hee'r'. - 8 G>ll steer.
s. oU9a4 % cos. alt lriier, . 900 81 -, calves,
4 b. 81 SHEEP- Receipts q 600. higher.
sheep s. ga" 30. Jearing. So ''e>' %. lamb.
$. IDui. nov G-UOGS Receipts 3 900. hIgh-
e.. d.. AMI uslf5. s. 5naSI 61, m.rei aud tu,el-
-. $ 7I8r IS. gu.1 h-aW. s. liPfl .. CAT
g. Toatl0 = cos. anil heif.-s $3.50 o.. -tolErrs
srd freier.. g. ,9ss- o. Tatas all Indian steef,.
- 81. .3f sesfs sHrFr- ,iS'. 90 msaet. as-
t.- uiuffo sass 90. lambs siHt o.
h'e,. c No :, H s., a,.,, E & ,ls, 81
packers AMI butcher. 81 a.1N 30 lgnt 8 ID 81
81 s0. rs-. s. -l7t' d, tNlILi -hecrp.. d..
et9. .frslf. prime '-i seen. nsfii dressed
t Nerf $3.50 l- southern. 8 .UHfi n. tuHs. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-07
CHEESE

r-r,tp.s. $40 boIss Trade qua- fresh -r-
-, 70. .fsts makes aot clearing. rlt prices DID
49, e.sfr y % fresh. cc.0rei specials. i' G.
i5i,c. vtits. l5tc, colorsd a,-rase ls1cy ii59
~ - fr.b dsisirs Ifl 6iif,1. flats. ifr. .vins.
i.tsisr. YOun. Amfrcss itPl54r. sac,
+'tal Is,f ipsdas. $50 i4c. if-sA. l-i. i--l-.
EGGS.
pec.irfs IL cases Decided shofags of rev
lad Qualities ghich rule struns snd i1 sellers
,e,,r Hving ~ storage stock f0f export and .
.,rrrsuy arm h~i'i-. =. 18th qgziiiiC. tfefA