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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. August -. 1914.
REEVES

Receipts. c434 head. 20 cars on sale.
steers extremely duh and l0nl5c lower;
bulls and common and medium COWS stealy
good 10 choice Fat beef cows. 1Oai5c lower.
Steers S7HS9 81 per 100 II: no real choice
offered. oxen. So 2JgS7 %; bulls. S5aS! sd,
yearings s.. extra bull. s. %: cows. ~ ."
mon 10 choice native sides selling AZ 1880
16c per n: n little fancy beef at l6'5c
sales-J. shamberg & son: 10 va steers
1854 NJ average. 50 65 rer 100 N: rs. 1857 70.
So %. 20 1861 10 50 10: 20. 1923 n 50 10;
o0 tt9s N Is Is. % 1g46 NJ s. 90: IS W Va.
1855 ~. 50 COZ 90. 1881 10. 50 %: q 1877 10:
50 -: 90 1925 10. 50 O5. .. 1874 n. s. 90; ~
Ohio. 1895 n. 50 so: rs 1890 10. 80 90: ~
nos N 80 60. 10. III n. s. 20; 10 1890 10.
s. s.. 2. 1927 N. IS - 49,. ,,eo -.
50 4o H. 1860 n 50 4O q, I2SS ~ - 90 sai
N 81 90 / bull 1880 n s. 30' l. 100 IT,
Sc g.. p 1fO5 N. So 80. 81. 1000 10. SO go; 2
7Sl ~. So 81: .. OPS n. SO %: ] 40 10; ~; !
cow 100 n s. 10 l0ei ~ no. 100, 80 ~ 4 80 90 io
o a99 H. Sc: . s53 n. s. 20; 2. SAT 10. 50 So
4 g GeG n s. 20 $ aCG ~ IS .: ., 947 n.
s. q: 4. T25 ~ q %: {. sos ~ 90 = ~ TO-
e. n. o. SIS n 81 20; g. 908 10. - -; l.
a3o H. sass: o. s37 N, 81; 81. 40 d.
Kcrns commission Co: 20 Va steers, 100 W
n 80 o. IS 1858 n SO IS d2SS ~ q 90 ,51i
N s. %. IS, 1ii6 10. s. %; % W va, 1890 NJ.
s. so. a. 1921 N. IS 81: .. Ohio, 1880 No, - ~
oxen, go N. 81 g; /. SO n, 50 .; Va bull.
1890 II. 50 %: bulls, SIS H. g 81; 3 $50 ~ n.
81 q. . $50 10 IS. ! COW. so N, s. 30, I. SO
No. s.: =. 40 n, 81; /. $50 10. 80 10; :, 10 10.
ssn9 81 4 bulls sSl i is ): 81 $50 $50
Sc: J. 80 ID. S 80: /. 40 10 S: ! COW; 1910
So So n n IS s: e. sts t. $40: ii. eos r. 8 %
8. 7ss u, S. 90. heifer. 90 10. Sc 30; 4, si2
Tobin shapnon: Is Va lteers. 1853 n.
80 81: % " Va 1913 m. 50 o5; 10. 1893 No.
IS So; , bulls, 1000 ~ ss6S; S COWS, 1910 is
newton & Co: oxen. isi5 n. 50: bulls,
as n. s. 80. COW. 90 N. N75
CALVES.
Receipts SIS head 40 on sale, Trade slow
and market 2JdJoc lower Common 10 prime
vcala. S9dsi2 20 per 100 N. a few head ii2 rs /:
cuHs. Sass 20; grassers. s. 25d;6 20; year
lings Sos 80: no buttermilks. city dressed
yeals lower a. l5HlSsc per 10: country
ssles-s. Judd & Co.. 80 veals. 1911 ID
S.. : p s ~ 5. 9o5 ID. s. 25. '' 100 TO-
$ Sanders - yeals $50 h, 81 30: 81
$40 So q. 1856 10. 50. culls. ii5 10. IS:
3 So 10. s.. q grassers. 2o3 10. So.
Kerns Commission Co; yeals. 125 10.
lis 10. 81 so. ? culls. 1s5 To- 81 So 2
grassers. $50 10. so. >. 200 10. s. 80: 20
Nd veals. I5i NJ. SIP -. 1872 N, sli %;
3 100 10. 50. 3 W Va. l57 10, SIT; o. lss
Mcpherson & Co.: vcals. $50 ID. si2 80:
2. 100 No. $40 %: I culls. 02 IN. S.
Newton & Co. % yeals. 1859 H. $i2 80;
rs. iT5 10. S12 %; IL calves 900 ID. SIS 50:
: cnlls. $50 ID s.; srsssers. 2l3 h. 50 90:
Tobin & shannon; u Ind calves. cs:
n. IS 30. - yssriinEs. SOC n. 81 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Steamer freight offered in limited num-
bers. ana a fair inquiry prevailed for sail
tonnage. Chartering was light. with rates
trife higher Quotations 10 Liverpool.
Sd; London, Cd: Bristol. 4i5d. Cork. for
orders As Cd. picked ports United King
dom. large tonnage, Is. CITARTERS-Nor
steamer 2si6 tons, sugar. New York TO
Queenstown p I, prompt. steamer (neutraD,
- tons, coal. Baltimore 10 Buenos Ayres,
PCS 80 Aug. Nor steamer 2.742 TONS coal
Phila 10 Rio Janeiro, p I. prompt schooner.
g06 tons. coal. Phila 10 Porto Rico, at or
about 81 90 schooner, 1895 tons. same !.
schooner. 1904 tons. coal, Phila TO Calves
ton, and back. lumber. {. schooner. i.457
tons. fertilizer, New York 20 Tampa, q;
schooner. 1.132 tons. coal. Hampton Roads
20 Boston. roc option Portsmouth. 7ic
schooner. 1.2li tons. same I, then i've
trips Baltimore or Hampton Roads TO
Tampa. I; schooner. GIL tons, coal Phila
10 Halifax 81 75.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Philadelphia, Aug. 1.-THE local wool mar
ket has shown some strength and prices have
tended upward. Manufacturers are buying
more freely than for some time. and seem TO
be In need OF material 10 complete hurried
orders Dealers are unwilling TO make any
concessions ard think their prices viii be
paid without hesitation. Business in quarter
bloods has been very dull. owing TO scarcity.
while lower grades are practically at stand
still This condition will probably remain
until the small supplies Of the higher grades
are entirely depleted. Quotations are; New
York heeces-Flne, unwashed, &c: deains
and Michigan. 2id25c, half blood. e6a7c:
three-eighths esd21c; quarter. 25de6isc: half.
three-elghths and quarter clothing 2in22c;
common and braid. 23a24c. Ohio and Penn
sylvania neeces-Delaine. washed Id52c;
Xxx. 30dJLc: fine Understandable. 2tG15c: half
blood combing CSC: three-eiShths. 2sd 2si.c
quarter, 2Tdc7i4c; half, three-eightha and
quarter clothing. 2i625c; dclalne. unwashed,
g7deSc; fine. &c: common and braid, 23Q2ic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

IL has been officially announced by
the Pacific Gas and Electric Company
that the first preferred stock is being
rapidly disposed Of TO consumers, and
as individual subscriptions are for
small lots large number Of con-
sumer is involved in the total. A
majority Of the consumers have taken
fully paid stock, thus availing them
selves Of the dividend, which begins TO
accrue Immediately on issuance.
Citizens Light, Heat and Power.
The annual report Of the Citizens
Light, Heat and Power Company OF
Johnstown, Penn. shows an increase
in gross earnings, although the gain
in net is considerably reduced. owing 70
higher cost Of operation and increased
taxes. For the year ended June 81
gross operating revenue amounted 70
S73S,740, 16S per cent greater than IN
the preceding year. Operating eN-
penses and taxes increased from $780,
obs TO S56O963, leaving net revenue
Of S177,776, a gain Of SO per cent.
Surplus after providing for bond in.
terest was Sl02,776 The company's
capitalization as Of June 80 was 81
OOO. 0OO common stock. Sl067,OOO pre-
ferred and Sl,5O0,000 first mortgage b
per cent bonds.
United Fuel Gas.
The United Fuel Gas Company. which
supplies natural gas in the city Of
Charleston, W. Va, has made a reduc-
ton in the price Of gas furnished for
domestic purposes from Is to 10 cents
net per 900 cubic feet. In a complaint
fled with the State Public Service
Commission IL was alleged that the
company was discriminating against
the city by furnishing gas in Hunting
ton for 10 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15

The activity Of the week seemed 70 have
supplied the demands. az least for the time
being. and trading Was much quietcr al
though prices were frmcr with the Ameri-
can advancing - points 20 the basis or I.dec
FOR fine cranulsted. al which prices the mar
kct closed firm. Al other rehners were TAX
ing orders IN the same basis Raw was ac-
tive. but prices showed no further gain and
the market closed after the most exciting
week seen In local circles for a good many
years. with centrifugal quoted az 6.l3c: mo
lasses O. Sc. and cost and freight. 5isc The
days business was estimated az about 600
coo bags Of Cubas for August shipment NJ
tie cost and freight. equal 20 6.53c for cen
uifugal. There were still some sugars avail
able az the 5isc basis. but the demand seemed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The following railroad reports ioI June
we're made public yesterday; 100
sd louis & san Francisco-Gross $50 r.
AGA decrearo S2GS 600. ret after taxes $780,
V,-..,c-,, NsrvIend-Gross Stills. in
r-esse So. $50. deficit $3.50. decrease S4''-
So. ,.-.,.-- cross
international & Great Northssrn- , .,i.0,s
SEA roc decrease $50 30, net tileI 'aN'o
Sas ssi. decrease S33 $50. ...,o. -.
Burfalc & susquehauna Gross Slei, III
c-sse. $50 1T5. dencit after taxes. $40 IN
.-r-sr SsI gg2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15

p.c,,pts 6 los. including 10 cars Tor tne
market Trade slow. sheep bately s, 80, =
lambs easily &c lower common ~, 30 pulls rniis.
t9 5d' falr To- choice lambs. ssa 80, oulls.
SG95i1Ss 90 Dressed mutton STEADY ~
SkGi2ilc per III; dressed lambs ou'' anu
"e sai.s ~ Toa & shannon 23t W ,Sy6 va
lambs 80 D averag 80 per 100 10 ~ 70 IS 1 go
2'2 ~ Ky; s 20 no. its ~ ~ 81 4. % b. 49, q
Va SIS M. 81: date Yesterday: 81 Penn
lambs. 81 10. S.. 10 sheep, 12I 10, 50
Ksr9s comTI'' f. S co 5, 7ts ss M Va g b.
90 ~ a. Penn. ss n. IS 30; ITO Ky, 81 H..
Is 90. % state. 70 10, s. 25i 3 yearii,.nggis
fOg 10. So. "a penn sheep. lLV ~ % 81;
" Va. 80 ID 81 ~ d, Io' "a 40 ga, a. Nd
ia 10. SIS: rs state. III ID, So % KY 100
10. IS 70. % ID, 50. cen ,ssE.
IL IS: 10 penn culls. - ID. So 25' year
ings. 50 ID, Sc; IS sheep. ~ To- "s9' ~ y
% i6. 50: I state az r. :, :, 5o' = l'' d.
"s Judd & Co: 20 Penn lambs 81 ID,
newton Z GO: 2is " Va lambs, CO b.
50. 'O' ,es
Receipts. $40 head. including 1 car 20
bo sold. Heavy hogs lOc lower others
steady State hogs. hssy q. 10 T IeS lb,
ros sssioss OS sanders: 10 state hogs. 100 ID
sverase '2s9 per 100 III =; i 5o ~ p penn nI
is5 lb. 80 7O / rough, 800 10. IS co. l. go
10. IS so. !. $50 10. So 80. ,,o .,
Newton = Co: 10 state ho{s, 55SSs H.
50 so: 3. 104 10, 50 70; roughs' JOS TO-
% Kerns Commission CO.: 20 state hogs.
s45 lb 80 so; Q roughs. 233 10. 50 co. =
s Judd & Co: Is state hogs l7j ID,
50 so: 3. 2O3 No. 50 50: I. $50 10. 50 80;
rough. 30 ID. s. so; /, 800 ID. s. 80 o
state hogs. 40 10. 50 80; rough zOO
Chicago. Aug i4.-HOGs- Receipts. 1000;
weak; bulk OF sales. 50 1oas0 30. light ~ ,o ~
n So 60; mixed s. sOdSg IS heavy. s. uHt
So 20. rough. SIS 6OGSs 81: pigs SakS -;
CATTLD--Receipts. ] 800. firm; beeves' - ~
SO so; steers. 50 40aS9 30. stockeIs ana its -
ers 50 5oaSs 10 Cows ana he giiErP g re-
ceints 1900; firm: sheep. - 5VdSD ~
ycarlings. 50 2JaS7 10: lambs. 80 'oaSS b..
e. Louis. Aug t4.-HOGS- Receipts. 3. 800;
higher. pigs and lights. S7aS9 IS: mixed ana
butchers, so 3Jds9 Is: good heavy 50 $50
50 90. CATTLE-Receipts. T. 400. STEADY ha s
tive beef steers. 81 50dSl0 10. cows and neil Ell
ers. S5dS9 50: stockers and feeders. sous ~;
Texas and Indian steers. S6dss p; COWS an
heifers. S4aS0 80: native calves. sogsli'
SHEEP-Receipts. LOO; steady: native nut
tons, Sass IS; lambs, Sass 50.
KanSas City, Aug. 14.--HoGS-Receip 3,
600: higher; bulk so 25qss IS; he.yy, s 90 -, %
go TX. hackers and butchers. 50 2oqSs 90.
LIZ, co 309s9 80: pigs, ssqss 70. CATTLE
~Receipts. 700: steady; prime FED steers
50 e0TSiO rs: dressed beef SstSS 90; SOUTH
ern. s. 5oass so: COWS. 81 25a$7 20 hsde 56
ca SolfSe e0. stockers and feeders, S61Ss 3O'
bulls. s. 2Jas6 70: calves. SO 5ogSlV. 90;
sHEFPEReceipts 1900; steady: lambs. SCI
81 *. y.erlings S5 750ss 90; wethers, 50 2o1
50 So ewes. s57s5 80.
TBv Telegraph 10 Tho Tribune
Louisville Aug. l4.-SHEEP AM 49, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15

soc. Csi--Northern. 65eB7o; middis
county, 81 q 63c. southern. $50 soc ore
Eastern No l staple, So s4c: clothing. 50
2 6Oc: valley No I, as a soc. Territory
Fine staple. 62Q sc: ine medium. 80 o soc:
tine clothing. 5S g sec: fine medium. $50
SIC; 's-blood combing. 57G6oc; =. ESQ
soc
Pulled-Extrs. sOassc; "A. $40 SOC;
fne a, $40 SIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15
U. s. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE condition OF the
United states Treasury AZ the beginning OF
business TODAY was: Net balance in general
fund. Sl3i. 15l go. total receipts yesterday
s. i05,i6l: total payments yesterday, So 7si. 1872
against a deficit OF $40. esI. s3l last year, ex-
elusive OF Panama Canal and public debt
transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15
YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CITARANCFs.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Flour was again unsettled. and, aside from
reselling AT prices below mill quotations.
little or no business was done. Buyers have
apparently supplied their requirements for
the time being and the demand was I'm
active. Spring patents. s. 50ds6: winter
strsights. - 50gA 70: winter patents - 158
s. %: spring clears, q s5q;5: Kansas
straights. 81 s0dH 50. RYE FLOUR firm;
fair 10 good. A30HtO. choice 10 fancy.
81 55dH IS. COBNMEAL. kiln Tried. 81 %.
81 50: coarse. 81 7oat IS. FEED-Western
firm: bran 10 arrive 1OO-ib sacks te5 30:
standard middllns. Sos e. -four do S3i 80; red
dog. S32 lake and rail; city firm. bulk, S26;
sacks. t21 b0 middng so 35Qs37 red dog.
So. OTT,MEAT. s2f 50I t3t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15
CHICAGO PRICES LOWER
Wheat, Corn, Oats and Provl-
sions All Show Declines.

Chicago, Aug. 14.-Trading on Change
to-day was the lightest since the be-
ginning of the European war. Buying
almost ceased at times, owing to bear.
ish Liverpool cables and because Of
encouragement regarding the lack Of
expoyts. Wheat closed heavy, lac to
&c under last night. Corn finished %c
to 1tsc down, oats off 1sc to Ac, and
provisions varying from 25c decline to
a shade advance. Range of prices:
Yester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15
PROVISIONS.

Tho market was only moderately active.
and after a slight early advance Tor lard and
ribs prices late IN tho day were barely steady
I'm the absence Of more than a moderate de-
mand and Influenced by tho decline I'm grain.
PORK-Firm: mess. 50 759$25 =; family. S27
mess. S23QS24. family. s296s90; packet S25d
{2e. extra India mess. ii0afij. nominal.
DRESSED HOGS-Steady. bacons l3isc; 80
Tbs. 1880: $50 lbs 1880. 100 lbs. lic. pigs.
1850, all asked. CUT MEATs-Pickled bellies
steady: 10 lbs. 17c. T. lbs 1sc; "a lbs. 15c.
nominal: picked hams firm: i6izd17c. TAIL
LOW-Firm. special. 6hc: city. sc: coun-
Try. 5%G6ac LARD-Easy; Middle West,
970d9s0c. city, quiet, &c; refined. quiet:
South America, II &c: Continent. 10.75c.
Brazil kegs. 1e5Oc: compound, steady. SkG
SIG. STEARINE-Steady; CLEO. Snsizc; city
lard. 1fi5c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

stockholders OF the united Cigar
Stores Company have approved a re-
duction in the par value of both COM
mon and preferred stock from 500
to $40.
Announcement has been made that
the sale Of American Bankers Associa-
tion travellers checks for use and re-
dcmption in the United States has been
resumed. Cable advices from London
say that American tourists throughout
the United Kingdom and in all accessl-
bic places on the Continent are expert
encing no difficulty in cashing their
travellers checks or obtaining small
amounts on their letters of credit.
Exports of copper for tho week ended
August Is totalled 1876 tons, as COM
pared with S.1l9 tons in the CORE
spending week last year.
The chairman of the St. Louis & San
Francisco 4 per cent refunding bond
holders protective committee an
nounced yesterday that more than rs
per cent Of the outstanding bonds had
been deposited with the Central Trust
Company under the bondholders' agree
mcnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15
WHEAT EASY IN LIVERPOOL.

Idyerpool. Aug. i4-Wheat-SpOt easy;
No / MANITOBA. s. SID: No ?. SIS "a; No 3
stocks exhausted; futures easy; october, rs
"a CORN-Spot, American mixed, new,
nominaliy IS; futures steady September, %
ED; october, Dc 2&d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15
CnTToNsEEn OIL

The market was nervous and somewhat ir-
regular. prices advancing carly on buying by
commission houses. some believed 20 be
operating for foreign account. Advices from
the South said that Notwithstanding the low
prices Of seed mills were not disposed 10
lower their quotations as the suspension Of
export business has greatly curtailed the de-
mand Tor oil cake and meal. which conse-
oucntly Increases the cost or production Of
oil Local contract nrices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15
IMPORTS.
CASH Quotations.

Iron. y. mol ISIS % Coffee. so Rio So
Iron. y. 40 2f1f15 Sugar granu... 30
Iron. s. 30 Il RS 90 iMolasses. OK. IA
steel raile...... Igl Beef. famuy...S29 30
.Nyheat So " red 97f.. TaIIov. special. ~
Corn 80 . vel g.a, Pork. mess. % %
oats stand wh 49,. floss. DIR. llh ~ "a
'Flour. Mpls 90 Lard, mid West %
cotton. mild. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15

no further Gales wers reported. The transsc-
lions FOR tho week were estimated AZ apof'
T5O 600 hays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15
COFFEE.

The most important development 81 the
day IN the coffee market was an announce
ment BY the board Of managers OF the New
York coffee Exchange that they had ac-
cepted the voluntary services OF n committee
20 facilitate the liquidation OF open con-
tracts. The COMMITTEES Will meet daily from
IL a. m. 70 1880 y. IN, and from 1870
10 3 .. m. and Oh Saturdays from
1880 a. m. to midday. No BIDS or
offers below the go ring and margin prices
Of July 30 will be received. and all bids and
offers must he made in writing. and VIII be
strictly confidential. This action naturally
abolished trading on tho curb. but early IN
tho dav the curb market was heavy owing
20 general lack Of demand September
being quoted at 7c5c. and this show Of
weakness, rs well as an absence Of spot
demand. caused an easier tone 20 the spot
market. In tho local cash market Rio No
was quoted AZ SIC. Statistical position OF
Brazilian coffee:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
NATIONAL RIscuIr coMPANY

eeth THE Boaid Of Diiesson have
rFEFtH"IS ufiye quarterly dividend Of one
Dividend and tbfes-ousaen ~ pei cent
On the PreieeS csvItl Stock Of the Company psyaoe
hususf sis,, 1914. 70 stockholders Of feeoe ~ me
ii ~, y. elo..s FR BUCBEE. Tfeasuet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15
Nominal
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York, August r. 1914
GRAIN,

wHEAT-Whne Auerican and English
bankers are fighting out the question OF eN-
change and how international accounts are
10 be settled, wheat which had been sold for
export Is being unloaded on the domestic
markets. and prices yesterday broke l&Q2c
bushel. Bankers and exporters we're In ses-
sion a; Washington with the Secretary Of the
Treasury and II was hoped that some definite
plan would be arrived az which would make
Il possible for exporters 20 again snip wheat
and secure prompt payment. AdNlces rom
Liverpool were Optimistic regarding the prob
able early resumption Of imports there, ana
steamer cleared from Galveston with 2lAWD
bushels Of wheat for Liverpool hut the great
quantity sold for export on chartered steam
crs IS not moving and there seems 10 be lit
tie probability OF shipments being resumed
for some little time. In the local cash mar
ket 40 red winter wheat was quoted at
91i1c and No hard al Csc nomra. elevator
domestic: new No I Northern Duluth, 81 0Jk.
ana old No ] Northern Manitoba, 81 1874 1 T
Brffalo CORN-The fact that the entire
moisture had bearish influence, and prices
al the close were l%dl@lc net lower Reports
from Chicago said that five cars Of cash corn
Rad been sold 10 Boston rate points ar 9ii.c,
which was the highest price on record In
the local cash markct No yellow corn was
quoted at 92a4c G I 70 arrive; Argentine, S'P
SOC as to quality delivered. OATS-Reports
OF large export sales had a stimulating inlu-
euCe. but prices gave way IN sympathy with
the other markets and closed lzdstc net
lower. Local cash market steady; standard
white quoted at f6ia1fc: No 2. 47dE4c; No
3 4Gd46isc: 40 l. i564jiac: ordinary clipped.
fGd4Sc; fancy clipped. 47i4Gi9iac. All elevator.
RyE-Market firm, 10 . Western. N6iac. O. { T
New York export BARLEN-Flrm: mailing.
6sd70c ( Buffalo. Wheat. including
-four. exports FOR the week according 20
Brajstreets aggregate 3.7263l9 bushels.
against 6.594 343 last week and 1911, 654 last
year. since July l.. 3S721.6l5 against 80, 3i2 165
lart season. Corn. exports for the week. &C.
355. against 49, $50 last week and -. 80 last
year: since July /. 275. ISL against s55 9n last
season.
NEW YORK PRICES.
Ncetc~-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15
TuY ADAMS FxPREss COMPANY.

No 81 Broadway.
New York. August 10. 1914.
The Transfer Books Of this Company
wiii be closed from 3 O'Clock =. NJ, August
iTth. 10 the morning OF September let.
1915 CALEB s. SPENCER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15

Louisville. Aug l4.-sHEEP AND LA'. 20.
p..et,ts rs. total for week thus far'
8 80. , prices steady: choice lambs, Sc; sec
ends easitc: culls and butcher lambs. 4poc'
hest fat sheep, 4iad4s4c: medium ana co'H-
mon. slow, at 1iLd2Lc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-15

Liverpool Aug 4-FollowinE are the
weekly cotton statistics: Total sales. nll
kinds. 1900 bales: American 1000 English
quantity aAoat. an kinds. 81 900: American.
5000: total sales on speculation. zoo; total
sales 10 exporters. 100
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ASKS WRIT TO STOP
HUSBAND TELEPH0NJING

A curious and unusual plea was
made by Mrs. Amelia Wise Harris,
wife of commission merchant for
merry well known in Atlanta, Tues
day in a petition for divorce filed
with the Superior Court.
Mrs Harris asks nothing more or
less than that the legal machinery of
the state be put in motion to prevent
her husband calling her NIP over the
telephone She wants an Injunction
restraining him
In support of the unusual request
Mrs. Harris, through her lawyers,
Mcclellan * Mcclellan. reCites a
rather affecting story Of marital trou-
bles. She says she was married to
Harris in January, 1907. at Eureka
Springs. Ark. and that within a few
months after 'he nuptial ceremonies
Harris was abusing her so that she
was soon a physical wreck.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31
Woman Lost in Rain
Picked Up by Police

After wandering about the streets in
the rain for FIVE hours, unable to find
her way home. Mrs. Minnie McRay. IS
years old who lives on South Boule-
ward, near Decatur street, was picked
up by the police early Tuesday morn
ing and taken to headquarters. where
she will be held until relatives are To-
Gated
Mrs. McRay told the police that she
left her home early Monday night and
went out on Ashby street to visit
friends. She left there about 2 o'clock
and started home, but lost her way.
About o'clock Tuesday morning, tired
and wet, she knocked at the door Of a
negro cabin at No 10 Bumstead alley,
near Mcdaniel and Whitehall streets,
and asked the negroes to help her.
They called the police and Policeman
o. r. Jones brought the woman in.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-31

Harris. who was member Of the
commission firm of the Harris Emery
Company now out Of business, and
who is at present located in New or
Ieans is accused Of having squan-
derod $40 O00 Of his wife's money
Threatened Over Phone.
The wife says she has heard that
her husband is about TO inherit some
mining stock, and asks the right TO
amend her petition 10 cover that de-
vel1pment. She declares thai she is
in mortal fear Of her husband.
He calls me up over the phone and
threatens me with physical punish
ment," says the petition in effect,
and ] am afraid he viii come and
modest me-
So troubled is she by these fele-
phone calls that she asks for an in
junction. She also wants total d.
vorce and alimony.