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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Gross earnings of the United States
railroads making returns to "Dun's Re-
view" continue to exhibit general con-
traction, the total of all roads report
ing for August amounting to $37,254,-
254, decrease of 40 per cent as com
pared with the same month last year
Almost all the principal systems in the
South show more or less falling off, he
one notable exception being Chesapeake
& Ohio, with n gain of $234,638.
in the following table are given gross
earnings of roads reporting for August
and loss as compared with earnings of
the same roads for corresponding month
a year ago; also for roads that report
ed for two preceding months, together
with percentages of loss compared with
last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
BANK CLEARlNGS.

Clearings through the banks last
week at the principal cities in the
United States we're in much reduced
volume, the total, according to "Dun's
Review" amounting to only Sl,55A,-
O94,217, decrease Of Al.6 per cent as
compared with the same week last
year. This falling Off, however, was
to a considerable extent because Of
this weeks holiday. The daily aver
age transactions show the falling of
at outside cities is only l1.3 per cent,
as contrasted with last year, while at
New York there is a decrease of 1913
per cent.
Average daily bank exchanges for
the year to date are given below for
three years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
COTTON TRADERS
HOPE FOR RALLY
Wide Differences in Southern
Spot Quotations - De-
mand Quiet.

Owing to the fact that Liverpool has
adopted the plan of reporting it's Sat-
urday spot sales on Monday there was
no ballot for liquidating sales and no
material change was reported. The
more optimistic view of the spot situa-
ton was again reflected in the talk
around the floor, and nearly every one
seems to appreciate the possibility Of a
sharp rally in prices should peace be
declared abroad. or investors and trade
buyers become convinced that they
have seen minimum values. Al the
same time it is realized that the market
has not yet experienced the real test
of stability which will come with ac-
cumulating supplies. There have been
little improvement in trade demand,
and domestic mills are still said TO be
operating only for immediate needs.
Local spot handlers say that owing to
the absence of any general market
there is great irrcgularity in spot quo
tations, and that offerings are received
Of the description Of cotton from sec
tions in the Southeast at prices which
vary from Il to q of q cent a pound.
This irregularity in itself probably en-
courages the policy of procrastination
and members Of the local exchange are
now receiving a daily increasing vol
ume of letters OF messages from the
South, urging that the market soon be
reopeDed for business.
In addition to solving the problems
created by the Generalization of inter
national trade and Strengthening out
old business before attempting fresh
operations, however, the members of
the local exchange are also confronted
with the necessity Of adjusting their
methods to the new and wholly untried
conditions created by the new cotton
futures law, and the more conservative
element refuse to make any predictions
as to when it may be possible to re-
sumo ordinary trading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13

seoand that OF the creditor, and date when
Judgment was Died:
Brown, James-~SOuthWegteTn surety lnsur-
auce Co. Sept. .. 1914. $500.
Bennett, Josephine S.-Nermont Trading
Co.: feb. 10, 1912; 1522 o..
Gilchrist Robert-EmIire Trust Co; july
H. 1911: sI6022 Is.
Dorb. Henry. and Leopold Nuestsd t-.E.
MoseJ ct al; May 2, 1912 (cancelled) ;
81. 100 80.
sarne-W. Friedman 1t al: Dec. -, 1911
(cAncelled): f4,50j.
Same--E. Moses ct al; May . 1912 tcon-
celied): 81, 063 a.
Tannenbaura. Max. Max weJngarten and
Max Durst-S. Hudes; May 5, iDl2i
1924 90.
United states Metal Products Ca cam
lrOn, IT,. Jan. IL. 1914: 81, lTG 90.
TannenbRun. Max. Max Weingarten and
Max Durst-S Hudes: April p l'I-
(vacated); 1921 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
Movement of Specie.

The exports of specie at the Port Of
New York for the week ended Septem-
Der u we're: Gold, S170,50O. and silver
$685., O62, a total .of 1852, against
q total of S1,162,352 gold and silver
last week and $s62,2S4 in the CORE
spending week last year. Since Janu-
Gry / the exports of gold amounted to
Sf27 452.944 Naud silver s3O,4SS,OS9,
against 500, 77O,964 gold and $34,379,G33
silver last year
The imports of specie were: Gold,
sos. 1923, and Sl32,77G silver, making a
total of $55O,1l7, against total Of
S55OIl7 in the preceding week and
1858, AIS in the corresponding week last
wear. Since January |, Sl3,O72,299,
against S22,214,7S4 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
EXPORTS.
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New YorK. September IL, 1914.
GRAIN,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. seemed 70 lean
little more to the bull side In carly opera
tions, hut after an advance OF iac TO &c
IL became apparent that tho market lacked
buying power. values declined steadily. and
at tho close we're at tho low point or the
session. with net losses of &c to .Lc
From tho high point of the recent bull
movement which illuminated week ago,
the market showed losses of l2isc TO
12Lc. and while IL was thought that =
rally would be natural after such a sharp
break Il wss evident that the edge was
off the bull movement and buyers were in
clincd to be cautious, Liverpool was slight
~ steadier, although Great Britain is be-
lieyed to have satisfied is requirements Of
wheat for the inimed iate future, other
countries are expected to continue to buy
I'm America and there we're reports OF
market No red winter wheat was quoted
at 81 l4i5: No hard, 81 l6ia No ] North
Crn Duluth. 81 l6, and 40 l Northern Man
itoba, 81 lsa, all 1 I. Buffalo. CORN
Showed Z steady undertone nOtwithstand
ing the weakness In wheat and prices at
the close were &c To &c net higher. Re
Ceipts at Interior points showed a falling
OH OF almost 1000, 900 bushels during the
week, and there was an absence OF press
urc from the country. News from ATgen-
tina was rather against prices, as corn
vas said to be moving there moro freely
with the quality better. and Liverpool
prices were lower owing to liberal offerings
from the Plate. In the local cash market
No yellow corn was quoted at s5Hc,
T. to arrive, aud strictly prime Arsen-
tina at sjc. delivered. OAfs-The market
was steady, closing at HpNc net ad-
vance. Reports on export sales were
rather conflicting, but II was the general
opinion that large business was being
done. mostly through New Orleans and
Baltimore. Local cash market steady;
standard white, 5In54isc; No . white.
54'5 a. 55c; No 3, jSh cote; No 4, $50
G3.sc; ordinary clipped, $50 jGkc; fancy
clipped, 55@6Sc, all elevator. EYE-Easy.
No . Western. 94c, c I T. Buffalo. BAR
LEY-Quiet Mailing. 73Us0c, and feed
ing, zoe, { T, Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
PLAN EXPORT LUNCHEON
Association to Meet at Board
of Whitehall Club.

The first regular monthly luncheon
of the American Manufacturers Export
Association will be given at the White
hall Club, II Battery Place, Friday,
September IL, at l o'clock.
The meeting will be an open forum
for the discussion Of the situation IN
export circles as affected by the Euro
pean war. Every one is invited to take
part in the meeting.
A full attendance is hoped for. Much
valuable information is expected to be
brought out Reservations should be
secured Immediately through the seere-
tary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13

The Union Trust Company Of New York (estabhed in 1900
has for many years made specially Of Personal
Will or under Aforementioned maintains carefully organ
lied department for handling them
Many millions of dollars worth of propertyrea and personal
have been entrusted the Company BY conservative people
residents only of New York State but OF other states in which
the Union Trust Company authorized business
Correspondence or interviews with persons considering the for
nation of trusts Of any kndfor themselves for others
are solicited.
UNION TRUST COMPANY, 80 Broadway |
CAPITAL and SURPLUS $S,3O0000 |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
CHICAGO WHEAT DECLINES
Other Grains Advance
Sharp Drop in Provisions.

Chicago, Sept l2.-Rumors That a
peace move on the part Of Austria was
not unlikely had a bearsh effect to-
day on wheat. Despite an early adj
vance in harmony with quotations at
Liverpool, the market closed heavy at
a decline of &c to 2Ac net. Corn
wound up with a gain of 1sc to sc, and
oats with a rise of Bc to CSC. In pro
visions the outcome was setback
ranging from 15c to 81 so. Range of
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
Manhattan.

Tho following judgments for amounts VI
more than sluO were died yesterday, the brsJ
name being that Of the debtor:
.Nlen, James Tt M"llrr q Co. Sl21 a.
Bocgroft Chestcr--E Carey Il al, S2l3 l6.
brown. Wilbu. C--J * Berry, 50, s2s Il.
nsLlwin- Deylue Lila VI. or Lille NJ Baldwin
Devlnc--U Jones. 500 ~.
Clancy, John-JOhn Burke Importing Co.,
c1,rr. Frank W Z Bonnet yGla 81.
cohen Elias Al solomon. Sil3 10
same Wasreich ct al. SliS 50.
EllTr Maurice--BaLsou's Statistical Orsa"i-
cation. Inc. sos ~.
Davis. / Edw-M Terll a CO. S22G II.
Doelger. CharIss-Roscrs Corr Coal Coz
Eastern gsUs Metal. corp-atrurhers Wells 80.
S2G3 vi.
Friedman Jacob-A Goldberg sij2 Il; ,,.,..
Far RocAaWay Hand Laundry 60 and julius
Ullman-H Gciler. $3.50 81.
rtgb Grade oil Refining 90 Of y N--peun-
sylvanla Refining 60, LTD, SGiI 10
I.sc I.ouis-W g Bowers, eNr SR"J 90.
Lauicn. Geo and Sus!e-R Fre.feld.
M.1csh 49, Patrick BaysiIc Lumber 90. Sl23.
NcKelyey. ! H-G Il McAllastcr. $l9s 3D.
Saco Amusement Gov EIecpICdl
sr;r,. sIc,on-~E b Finncy ct al, si2S 60
Smyly. . Violet p Wci. So 81.
sc%woercT ATtaG8y JI Non, li' ts55 slo'
Vaudsr.llo Comedy Club-Summit lee CO.
Nil H.. 1000.
sane-Thom3s Stokes & sons. Inc Ss'0 "
The Bronx.
Rrsugel Jacob W, jr.-P Grotwahi, $L)-3 90.
BolIei!o. Lucia--L. Nolpato. 81 -
Ca6ltt. Aaron Bank Of United States, va 81.
Carlson operating Cos. Trimmer A SOh'
Inc 500 l.. NJ.
D.lanev, John T.-Eyening Post job Print
lng Office tlG3 10.
Esposito. George-L. Castaldo, j-si 10.
Greeublatt. Nathan-N. Aorahanis. Us -, o.,
WooSv uIla-Alanhattau Leasing CO.. s. 80.
McKlnIey square Casino Col. .. Peterson
S354 A. 49,,
Reese MAKO. j. Stephens Inc. N+2 ~.
TiothhIstt. Berna rd-R. II. Donnelly, N0' ..
Wenigmanu. Ernest-L II Woods 49, %.
Welssager. William III. o. Pederson'
500 Il.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
SEPTEMBER l..
Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
lNCTAL RECORD
HERE and ABROAD
,apool Plan Postponed
UOl psnks Gain Cash
De6cit Lower.

=. federal Reserve Board IN post
~ ..,,is.ratiOn Of the SlOO'OOO'-
eo,s suggested as an aid 70
= ,.r,,a exchange situation gave
=. beneficial effect Of the &C
lF'' .,ters here in subscribing
~ !. meet New YOrks foreign OBJ,
AFTER the required amount Of
p .,,.. been deposited at Ottawa and
,..r,ed Whist proportion Of 'ne
I w,rras,s are renewed and how
2" !, ,be balance has been met w
ana how much in gold u
that a general countrywide
=, .,i,,ion will be deemed necessary
80. have already been given
anterior banks will do 'he''
y : supplying gold. 1t is not too
-. = to hope, however, that the orig
n.'' .,-,.,e will turn out much too
i''.s ,., not be forgotten that GreS'
: -. "a Is we'll as this country IS IN
F'. N resumption of normal 'N-
t's''s ..lot;ons London may be OK
a'nss - 40 her part after the imam
CIV tbis city have given sueh
Ger. evidence Of their good faith
s .. from the other side maj
D y. .,.,dy improvement of the British
''' market. and further legislation
n'n'! ..,,.5 dealing with the difficulty
,...rtine at maturity bills due IN
!. -. ,,,;ons Of the Continent, which
"a release funds 20 finance our
~. Foreign exchange bankers IN
!, british capital are expected 70 Dc
!. regular meetings this week
u.,s the financing Of the city loan
..~.5 some effect in yesterdays
r,.,,ins House statement. The city
- ,rs5ited with deposits on only oae
~ 81 the six covered, so the average
.,Dort does not show the full result
!, he loan. which should be more evil
81, rsxt Saturday. A. it was, how
Il, leans were S26,OOO,OOO greater
~, the week before, and deposits
,,rs increased nearly slS'OOo'OOO.
r,,b holdings, however, improved
,,srly sS,5OO,OOO, the currency move
,nt from the interior apparently
letting reserve requirements better
ian in the week before, so the dehcit
=, reduced s2OOOOOO to s95,O65,OOo.
Overnight news from Washington
nd how the President had shown his
rnr5 for the integrity of the Fed
NJ Reserve system in vetoing sec
sm Of the bill that would allow de-
,.sit Of postal saving funds in state
s,nks not members Of the Federal Re-
sre system. He points out that 1t
il most unwise 20 adopt the general
Dansiple Of placing government funds
nyvhere save in the institutions under
federal control. II is reported that
as willingness to amend the banking
s., that seemed so strong a while ago,
las diminished in Congress. In par
i,glsr the proposition to permit mem
sf banks to count the new notes based
"a commercial paper in their reserve
& reported without a chance of being
nssied. This is in line with the re-
gal Of the Senate to reduce the tax
"a emergency notes, which, if any
hing, have already been made too easy
% secure.
Further reports Of successes by the
iliss on the Continent were accepted
the financial district as steps toward
fnal and enduring peace. The warn
sg Of the First Lord of the British
Nniralty that the war would be 4
'hg and sombre one indicated, now
usr that peace cannot soon be ex-
Esisd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
Protective committee Formed

On account of default of interest on
September ] on the first mortgage
bonds of the Birmingham, Ensley &
Bessemer Railroad Company q protec-
tive committee for the bondholders mas
been organized and deposits of the
bonds are being asked to be made at
the Empire Trust Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
Auto Fees s25O,OOO Greater

Albany, Sept. l2.-The State Treas
ury has been increased almost 81 800
600 this year by license fees Of motor
ists and chauffeuPs, according to figures
compiled up to September 8. which
we're made public to-day By Mitchell
Nav, Secretary OF State. The exact
figures are 81 ,l62, 1858 SO, an inerssse Of
more than S25O,000 over the total re-
ceinta LAT year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
NV York. September l., 1914
BUTTER.

Receipts. 8, 49, pkgs. Trade quiet In nearly
ali grades and prices are not quJtably
changed. Creamery, extras. S2aS-Sc; trhts'
9SL.Gfali,c; seconds. 80 DC: state dairy. finest
a.. GOOD 10 prime. l7HqZsc; process, extras
SSs;asisc. firsts. IA 925lac; initiation cream
crv. hrsts, ga 25c.
CHEESE.
Receipts. .eS7 boxes. Light trading. but
gtrojy holding 81 better grades. state, whole
milk fresh. specials. Ltqlsci average rsnc
-. nrime. lSaI5i.c: daisies. l6dlSiac; Wis
rCnsin. v hole milk. fresh. daisies. l51t9l5Se;
,wins. IJ,.ai5Ssc: flats, lbiinl5}tc; stat".
,kirns, held specials. lS9l4c; fresh, lSg15'.e'
EGGS.
Receipt. S929 cases Accumulation Of me-
dunn grade fresh eEgs. which are hard 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
BANKS GAIN TN
CASH HOLDINGS
Deficit Decreases 100000
Loans S26,OOO,OOO Greater
Deposits Heavier.

The Clearing House statement Of the
Hspge condition of the banks for the
rex showed an increase in cash of
hiis,0OO. There was deficit in re-
sus Of SS5,O65 900, decrease Of 81
ASOO Loans increased $26,O3O,OOO
I'd deposits increased $179O6,OOO. No
Ritual" statement was made public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13

Although II was said that therr were
Tho market a steady tone, prices, however
rcmaiucd unchanged at 1850 Loo for zine
,,rnnuIated After being closed on Satur-
DAYS for the last two months the local
,o~dnv but trading was OF holiday char
scter' practically all Of the leading buyers
being out OF town. Prices remained un-
,noIasses and 5Lc for Cubas, cost and
freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The Miami Copper Company's report
covering the six months ended June so,
1914, shows gross earnings Of S2,7l6,,
6S1, estimated profits of $9S6,e6S and
surplus after dividend disbursements
Of S2i7,000. Production Of copper. Tor
the period totalled 20,0SS,096 pounds.
Announcement has been made by the
Dallas Electric Company that owing to
the annual netting 10 be held October
& transfer books will be closed from
September % TO October 8.
William r. Grace & Co. has filed q
certificate of increase of capital stock
from $12,000,000 to $l4,000,000. This
increase will be made by issuing 10000
shares of common stock at par value
of $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

Liverpool. Sept l?-WHEATV,SlPSG' ,S gurTs
40 ,o, a '' October. - "a: December - s'1l'
CoRNspot nominal futures stea % = 0 ~ n
49, - AZ RACON-Clear bellies, 10 10 10 TO-
NJ, DOSIN-CcmmOn. ss f1su.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York, September T., 1914
nEENES
CALVES.

Receipts J3s head none on sale Feeling
nominllly steady. Dressed beef quiet at ia
l5lsc per u for native sides.
CALVES.
Receipts. 40 head. INCLUDING 100 for tn"
market Feeling steady. No prime state
vesls offered. Wes' Virginia and Indiana
yeals sold at SlOqSl2 per 100 10. Indiana
calves 81 EOats so. Dressed calves unchanged
Sales--K erns Commission CO; Is Indiana
yeals. l57 NJ average 81 per 1O) n; $. "a II,
SO -. l. Indiana calves, aOG No. - -, 4, 100
H. Il 20; g. ls3 N. s.; ., ~ 10 s. a.
J. Shamberg * Son: w Va Nea!s' 100
W. a. SHEEP AND LANES.
Receipts . slG head; 81 cars on SAL. Sheep
steady; lambs hrm TO shade hlShST. Sheep
tcwesJ sold at s. J0gSj per 100 II. year,iuss.
IS. lambs. s. 75nts g. Dressed mutton steady
AZ Sdiic per n dressed lambs, 13Hl5i4c
Saies--J Shamberg & son: - Va lambs
G, II, average. IS sb per 100 ID.
Tobn s. Shannon: lI6 Penn lambs % H.
y K <, Commission Co: ll3 Penn lambs "a
10. s. -: = Indiana, = ID. > -; ; yearllng',
IL 10. IS: 10 Penn sheep l3s h, s.; 3, ~ 10
50 20. ,,o,,
Receipts, l,i6i head: none ." sale Feeling
"? sni@s iate yestc-Iayl-Tob $ saannon:. 3
Penn hogs l67 10 averag'. 50 80 per 100 ID;
Il. Iss n. 81 20: roughs 80 To- s. 70.
C,ic,so SEM ts--HOGs-Receipts. 5000
SLOW: bull of sales. IS 50I}3 10; light, - p
n SO 30; mlXed S. 4jdF9 50; heavy, 81 $50
50 "a rough. IS IS q s. 20; pigs. - 'Jpfo %.
rATTI.E-Receipts, 800; steady; beeves,
e. so6Iii: steers, S. 3jn So So; stockers and
feeders, S. 4O2ts %: cows aud heifers, 50 20
TiS 81; calves, 81 zoo sll so. sHEEP--Re-
iings, IS 30 a s. CO. lambs 81 20 ass 20
"a Louis, Sept. l2.--HOGS-Recepts
900; steady; pigs aud lights, i7q's 5o;
90 ION ss5. CATTLE - Receipts, 500 ;
sieadS. native beef steers s. j0g$lo 30 !
cows and hcliers. Isqs9 50; stockers and
feeders. ljaF 30; Texas and indian n. 81
steers. EsaI: COWS and helteFS; AGS1 80 :
native calves. S50ill. SHEEP.Stesdy I'D
Kansas city. sept. l2.-Receipts. 800 :;
Lover: bulk. IS GOftfS So; heavy. s. iep
tSSS. hackers and butchers, 81 70g4e go I:
ii-bt. IS 1ss 50; pigs, 81 5o@Ss. CATTLE
-Veceipts 500; steady; prime led steers,
7s4SI075 dressed beef $50 q o9 !.
Southern. IS 50ay 80; COWS. ~ SoGa g.: 30 :
ss@tS ~: bulls. S. sO9I6 50; calves, 50 80 q
$3.50. SHEEP-Steady; lambs 81 ioa
!isS: yeariings, IS 75aS Sc so: wethers. - 20
Ass; ewes. s59ij So.
East Bunalo Sept. 12.-CATILE-lte-
csiutg 350; nrm. VEALS-Recelpts % :
active; s5glls HoGS-Receipts' 2'99o :
active heavy. 80 s5ess75 mixed $40
s. SIS; Workers, - 50 gts s5i pigs, SS0Og
RE SHEEP-Recelpts, 500; active; sheep
steady; lambs, IS 80.
IBy Telegraph to Tn" Tribune 80.
Louisville sept. l2.--SHEEP AND LANE
-Rac,ipt. for the week. La; STEADY; choice
,,r,hs l5dS7 81. seconds. t6ds6 -; culls and
butchers lambs $tgtS: fat sheep si4si o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. sept. u --CIoHERsLEip - i iG'1 ~.
,,G ,nj october go ST.: Dccemh,r 30 70
Sssn "h S,n Ni.siEE-Septcmhe 81 10. Dc
, alr,f, e. 20. March 81 20 TIMoIHh-
Pic cash, $50; October, 81 7-':' December
e. -, March s. s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
AMERIcAM LocoMoIIYt coNPANY.

30 Church 81. New lrfA, Ahgual ~ lslf
4 quarterly dividend % QUO and tbree'apsrteis
per ccut upon the preferred capital stock has been
declared payable Oct. u. 1915. 70 the pfeieucd
sto,khola,rs a. tho closa u business Oh sept. -
1914 thscks will be mailed.
For the purpose q this dividend ard q IL
annual meeting 20 be held Oct. 20. 1913. TIC ifGo-
Ter books VI the preferred ard common st5rAs WI
c.o,e a, f. " Sept. a. 1914. and reopsa o.
-. 1919 G. . DkNN1, SecJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
MLLY.sPRlNGFIELD TIRE co.

Quarterly dividends o. 1870 on the -.
Preferred Stock. and iIfe on Tire Iee second
preferred STOCK u this Company have been
declared, payable October ]. 1914. 70 stock =
holders Of record At the close VI business
September -. 1917
~ Vail, ceutember D. 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
Movements.

SEPT lO-YorA;yen al Ensensda. Nanshan a.
sun Diego.
Sept. Il.-New Orleans AZ san Francisco
North Carolina al Brindlsi: SOmeTs al Mo-
bile: Leunidas At North River; Terry Mon
;ana ami Tanning a. Newport; Cesar u
Port-au- Prince; Machlss al Monte Christi
supply az OOngapo.
SAILED.
Sept. ll-Praule. cape Hayden. Tor Hampton
Roads: san Diego La Paz, for san Diego.
Cleveland Mazatlan. for san Bias; Nan.
shan, Ran Diego. for san Francisco Celtic,
Tampicc for Guantanamo: Cesar, POrt-au-
Prince. fot' Guantanamo, supply. Manila.
Tor OlongapO.
detached Pacific feet and ordered ~ east
coast Of Mckee via Panama Canal. Mail
address OF vessel changed from Pacific
station via san Francisco, CAL 70 In
care OF postmaster, New York CHy.'
Maine ordered placed IN reserve SOON after
arrival az navy yard, New York; also des-
ignatel " act as receiving ship az New
YORK.
Missouri ana Illinois ordered placed In OTdi'
nsry OF arrival a, Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13

The market showed raiTly stcdu! ION
under renewed liquidation. Pork was pa,
ticularly weak, September declining 10y
rolnts, and there seemed to be comparatively
IiI.in demand PORK-Bare.y steady; mess,
sStTjsSi "a. family. S27d$20 short clear. S23
5xaG BEER-Cnsettlcd: mess, $23gS24'
family, 500. $50; packet {2jas26; extra India
mess, S4Oakl5. DRESSED HOGS-Steady
bacons I3isc; 10 ID, lS5sc: 100 ID, l1t5c taT
relies dun; 10 10. lie; l. 10, l6ic; 4 NJ
l5c Picked hams steady- at 1874 g li.:
TAIIOW-C quiet; special. Csc; Guy ~;
country 81 nB3ac. LAID-Weak; Middle
West o. 40ua. 5Oc city easy at 9lic. Re
nncd. South America; 10. Continent :,t,
ii .1Oc: Brazil kegs. roc: compound gIic.
a. sbTS,.c. STEARINE--Quiet at l1hlli-c;
city lard lltd12c.