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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
GRAIN.
New Fork, September .. 1914


wHEAT-Those who believed that the
wheat market had declined to point where
beartsh features had been discounted and
was consequently In position TO rally sharp-
~ became moro aggressive during he early
part Of the day, and In response prices ad-
vanced about two cents busheL Export
orders were said TO be in the market but
while the Northwest was firm and Winnipeg
showed early strength there seemed TO be
little snap to the buying side, and tho mar
ket lacked the buoyancy which had been
characteristic Of previous rallies. Tho public
manifested comparatively little interest in
the market, which developed late weakness,
and at the close prices were at about the
low Of the day, with net losses 81 S8Hc.
''Bradstrest's' worlds Visible supply showed
the amazing Increase Of ls,0i6000 bushels for
the week, representing gains OF about 5000,
600 bushels during the last two weeks. Prices
moved without regard 10 probable future de-
velopments In Europe, where there seems TO
be little acreage planted this fall No. =
red winter wheat was 81 %; NO. hard,
81 0Sih; No. / Northern Duluth, 81 i0k. and
No. / Northern Manitoba, 81 l4k all nom
inal, (, Buffalo. CORN-Ths market
again felt tho influence Of d waning demand,
and after d moderate early advance In sym
patty with wheat, prices weakened. and at
the close were lH42Hc net lower Brad.
with an increase Of $4,000 last year. No. 2
yellow ccru was S215c, c 1 I, to arrive. ana
strictly prime Argentine at soc, nominal de-
livered. OATS-Further export sales OF
about 1900, 600 bushels occurred; AFTER
moderate advance prices broke sharply, and
at the close were lS9lifc net lower. The
cash market was easy; standard white, 65hp
sc; No ., 54a54I5c; No 8, bSd5Si4c; No 4, j2iS
aJ3c: ordinary clipped white, J5dO5c; fancy
clipped white 55Aq56igc, all elevator. Ky Il
BARLEY quiet mating, 6Sa7sc' c l I, Buff
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

The large expenditures made By the
Pacific Gas and Electric Company In
the last few years in the Lake Spald-
ing, Bear River and other water power
developments are resulting 10 q marked
degree in Increased earnings and de-
probation In operating expenses, Dur
ING August gross income amounted 10
Sl,Sd7,705, or an increase Of nearly 8
per cent, while operating charges and
taxes fell OF S60.7S2, and net revenue
increased from Sd5S,6s9 to $6IT ,292, q
gain Of over % per cent over August
of last year. For the eight months
ended August 81 gross earnings we're
S1l,2S6,OlS, an increase Of IA per cent,
expenses and taxes decreased over 3
per cent and net income increased 26.6
per cent over the corresponding period
in 1918. The reduction in operating
expenses was due largely to an in
crease Of S8,000,000 kilowstt hours, or
$50 per cent in the amount Of power
generated by the hydro-electric plants
and q concurrent decrease Of $4,000
600 kilowatt hours, or az per cent In
the amount generated by steam plants,
and q decrease Of 100000 kilowstt
hours, or las per cent in the amount
purchased. Since January the COM
pany's fuel bill for steam plants was
ANuhCou R4NtfuVVB anu P41OfVVV was
saved in the purchase Of power.
American Public Utilities.
The usual quarterly dividend Of
three-fourths of / per cent on the
common stock Of the American Public
Utilities Company has been deferred,
but the quarterly dividend Of IL per
cent on the preferred stock was de-
clsred payable October 10 to holders
Of record September 80. Dividends on
the common stock have been declared
from July /, 1912, to January l, 1914,
when q dividend of quarters of
per cent was paid. In deferring action
directors say that payment Of this
dividend was withheld becauJA Of large
construction work going on, particu-
lRrly at indianapolis, but that the COM
pany could prudently pay dividends on
the preferred stock and ct the same
time provide funds for the completion
of the necessary construction work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
NCIAL RECORD
RE And ABROAD
eign Exchange Easier
Heavy Exports Aiding
PAYMENT to Europe.

,.-s,v .he high rates for foreign
tel. het prevailed on Monday
Ecl.s 5us appeared yesterday 20 send
sterling again under e'oVI
~ ,here still was considerably IN
-. a. Inc purpose Of meeting Oeto-
lliil ,s - In London, Grain prices
~ s~sr ne decline in corn and oats
~ ~. cent or more. subscribing
s4ered their customers part OF
~ .flotment Of the new city notes
De-. - nyemium Of which they were
~ y. eSnsted was lessened, though the
~ issue still commanded more
~. - cent above par. Some doubt
~ 6oing expressed as to the value
~ .ronosed national subscription
"a pool 70 aid the foreign eX-
eslst. ss"iers In foreign exchange had
"a sis in large amounts IN the sum
p y. sssinst grain and cotton shipments
4 ~ autumn, has, Of course, oeeh
9 -s,,ed as one Of the causes OF our
st Si6iculties. In normal times
4 s,eeulstion serves to steady the
"a nsyment In London, making II
Z, M summer when commercial
- scarce and keeping rates q bit
- This time OF the year. TIE
somplete failure Of Europe 70
-, cotton, the great drop IN eX-
"a our manufactures and declara-
q ,rorstoriums abroad have neees-
.Ssnced our position In foreign
n ne meantime importers have
a. "a nav in London and Wheh the
-, Exchange opens we Will nave LOT,
4. sseurities to pay for. Inc present
49, AZ our exports is not enough 70
..,ors the balance Of trade, SO II seems
o,t Al wisdom TO send some gold
- ss An indication Of good faith
- endesvor to obtain further
~ -, 'broad Until reduced imports. ana
s...5-n purchases Of fooostuts nave
~ sebts on the other side,
~ week exports from this port
wAtA q value OF over a EU,Ooy'VtS ~
- q OOO, 900 more than the week pc
Il 81 the corresponding week OF iast
~, Great Britain and its possessions
- ~ destination Of more than 80
.se,e and France Of 100000. De-
~ Aoures show that in quantity eN-
80 N cheat and -four we're about IS
t1iS but corn and oats moved muen,
~. = freslv and shipments Of refined
. - and naphtha were q great
f,i heavier than last year.
n.eiion Of the British government
1. ~ t6e moratorium for bills OF eX-
i,sss October 4 is being opposed IN
i~5sn. and q movement IN favor OF
rsssEop OF another two weeks was
,ssrted Russia is understood 70 nave
,l..i.rsd he moratorium for another
...sb The Bank of England is ex-
.-,.5 IN discontinue discounting pre-
r.,'torium bills, 50 such obligations
~ BEEN pouring in on the bank this
- present abnormal. monetary con-
a sss we're responsible for announce
80 that Stock Exchange firm here
- - unable to meet its obligations and
T he fling Of voluntary petition IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York, September %, 1914
REEVES.

Receipts, LIZ head. mainly for slaughter
Trade limited. Feeling about STEADY win
moderate offerings expected FOR WEDNESDAY
market. Dressed beef quiet a. last quota
''S ssIes-Newton & Co.'S Virginia steers Us
N, at 81 per 100 n; steers and oxen ilOl d.
Receipts, $50 head $40 for the market
Trade slow, but prices about steady: yeals
sold az 50 5OaSl2 per 100 10; grassers, IS 6OpF6;
yearlings, at s. 2oqS9 o. DTessed caves quiet
q ssIssNKerns Commission Co.. 20 Erassers.
$50 10 average. a. s. 50 per 100 ~ year
Iings. i2i 10. IS 50, q. td 10 % q rn
Sewton G. Co: % grassers 80 70, 70 20
8. sanders: veals. III 10 to $50 n. s. JO9
'I1 SHEEP AMI LAMBS.
Rsceipts 2si3 head; Ii cars on sale. Mar
, ~ HeS sIG% sheer steady; lambs weak TO loo
lower About all sold al AgN 70 per 100 10
for common 10 fair sheep, II 5OpS 20 for
ordinary 70 prime lambs, % Tor eulls. DTesssa
al l2Gl5c. few hog dressed exceeded quo
'a ssIes-New,on & Co s57 virginia amns,
p syersge at g 40 Per 100 ~ nj ]. I 20 70 %
~ * "a, IS9 So n. IS 20; go West Va, s. %.
~ a. 9S5 II h. IS 10. N 6S n, 81 s24 81 Va
ss; g. Y Y Va "a sheen he + Y a e. NO. D.
TobIn q shannon: 1853 state lambs. 70 70
IS 20; culls. 40 ID. IS; 10 state sheep LILO ID
as.
HOGS.
Receipts. GO7S head. all consigned 70 slaush-
,srerr with the exception OF few head.
FeeIinR armer on Buffalo advlces Conserve
tive quotations 50 4odS9 80 Der 100 10. roughs.
SsGSsS country dressed hogs steady at l2g
isc fon medium TO llgh, weights.
IS Sales. Sanders: 20 Penn hogs. Ill 10 av-
b. Curtis 6 Son date ysstsrdayl: 2
state hogs. III 10, 50 90. z. BS n. 70 80; II
rouEhs, SOT 70. VS.. ,.,. ,..,.v,. .,
s sgSsnl hos 81 y II e. w. H. y, ~ ~
hd aSr1 10 81, ) { s. g. %,
c,h,...o aept. 2s.-HOGS-ReceIpts, 1000
s,oW' Bulk, IS l59Ss 70: light. SSgs 10;
mixed, IS iSs.s Is heavy 8 sSais 81 rough
81 SSSks %. piss. 81 75q$s s. CAT TL et;,, Se
ccipts 600 weak Beesss5 ,ssds Sg'ii 80 q
~ S1. cows and heifers g 5Odfs calves
SLOlftu s. SHEEP-Recelpts, 5000 lo y.
cr. sheep, 81 759Sj IS. yearlings 'Sa'e o.
'S KsSsss City, Sept S.-HoGS-ReGeipitss,
600 lower Bulk So,sS s g s oSJsy g. light
ssdIs 5o, Digs. 81 SOdts -CATTLE.Reeeir Is.
SS685cc 0stsady Prime fed steers, N0pSlO 80;
dressed beef steers. s. 2sgts u; s9uthSrn
steers s. 256fI 81 cows ~ lo4aI " ,inI,ts "a.
IS Sass 3; stocksrs and feeders. SaS S,E sIi
usc,.ints 900; lower. lambs, IS lbpSi %
yeariinsS IS 5Oa4e; wethers, SG'' %; ewes
u sSatp 1 No. a,p,. 9.-Hoas-Recsipts, lj.:
soS. ntSSsr: pigs and lights q Ijgfs; MIXED
nd butchers, IS 7S9ts good heavy, $ S Sg
SSSs CATTLE-ReCcipts, 1900; steady. Ma
t,vs beef steers 81 5Odsl0 IS; cows am anu
Solfers. Seass s.; stockers aud feeders '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
STIRS
COTTON INTERESTS
Winter Contracts Are Marked
Down-Southern Spot
Lower.

The development which attracted
most attention in cotton trade circles
was a cable from Liverpool reporting
that from 10 o'clock this morning the
price Of January ebruary contracts IN
that market would be sd, or decline
of so American points from the re.
cent quotation. Under the terms OF
the international agreement for the
liuuidation of the straddle interest
Liyerpool engaged to callNno margins
ON opeu contracts below 5.25d for Janu-
yry-February in Liverpool and &c for
December in New York. This agree
meut, however, also provided for the
liquidation of the straddle at differ
ence of 100 points between the two
markets, and in order to maintain this
difference December contracts here
would have to be scaled down to o.5Oc.
The conference committee issued a
statement as follows: "Notwlthstand.
ing the reduction by Liverpool to 5d
for January-February, no margins are
payable to or to be deposited for Liver
pool below 6.25d for anuary-February
Liverpool and &c for December in New
York; according to the last paragraph
of the circular to members dated Sep
TENDER g." -
Southern spot advices indicated fur
ther decline i'm the Eastern belt mar.
kets. The market at Houston reflected
Yesterdays reports of a steadier tone
In the interior Of Texas, as the price
was 1sc higher Further rains were
reported in the lower Mississippi VAL
lev, but very few crop advices are
reaching here from the South and the
weekly report of the Weather Bureau
indicated favorable weather on the
whole for picking and the development
of late cotton. Some damage was re-
ported from wind and rain and from
Insects in some sections.
Southern spot markets were tele-
graphed as follows:
New Orleans, quiet; Sc lower, at
Shc; sales, 275 bales.
Mobile, nominal; ke lower, at 7Tsc;
Savannah, quiet; &c lower, at Tie;
Charleston, quiet; &c lower, at 7hc;
wilmington, nominal; &c lower, at
I've; sales, nil.
Norfolk, steady; he lower, at sei
sales, 81 bales.
sales, s8i bales.
Memphis, steady; unchanged, at
SIC; sales, 900 bales.
St Louis, nominal; unchanged, at
little Rock, nominSlj sc lower, at
Galveston, quiet; Bc lower, at Sc;
sales, coo bales.
Houston, quiet; he higher, at 7%cj
sales, oil bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

THOMAS. GRACE wATT.-IN PURSUANCE
OF an order Of Hon. John p Cohalan sur
rogate Oh the County Of New Yorg notice h
hereby given that the undersigned intends 10
apply fOI Letters Of Administration on the
goods chattels and credits Of the aoovs
named decedent pursuant TO Section 2S9l Of
the New YORK. Code OF Civil Procedure. and
notice IL hereby given TO all persona having
claims against Grace Watt Thomas late of
the County OF New York. deceased 70 o. eaent
the same. with vouchers thereof, 70 the sur
rogate Of Che County Of New York, az the
Hall OF Records IN the Borough OF Manhat-
tan. City Of New York. on or before the l2tA
day Of October 1914 EMERY J THOMAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30

Hog products steadier owing TO ,t tirm IniSb
IN the hog position and In symI athy Win
81 P0RR-Easy. mess S221S22 70. FAM
M S25gs27 short slsaS 81; ;2@ ssSy 90 6 SaE
49, SSS3s28. extra India mess. t4Og
sS5 " DRESSED HoGs-steady; basons', iSc
80 h. i3he: 100 ID. i3ke: 40 r. as,
nIgs i4Ac, CUT MEATS Pickled beiles
ss asy' 10 Id. ishGl6&c: " ID. l5Ec; Il TO-
i5c; picked hams barey STEADY i IT, az
connfTy 6&aB75c. LARD-Easy; MiGdle WeFt
6soa60Oc citv lard easy Csc Te al. c loTd
barely steady; South America II 5oc: Co on
tinent 10 SOC; Brazil. kegs. l2.35c: compound
sasy, az 8sito. sTEARINE-Essy: oleo
eiLc: city iard stesrine. i0&1llc
SUGAR.
Thar. was no Improvement noted In the
A.nand FOR raw sugar. refners being indit-
ferent and not inclined TO oerate owing 70
the moor demand for refined. The market was
s1sadv. however as offerings we're not very
aggressive and prices were UNCHANGED , ITota
< 62c t1olasses ly7c and Cubas, cost and
freight, &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30

aC2 90; net AFTER taxes. n.5Ooi1: Increase.
$751;, $40.
Mobile & Ohio-Gross. ylO34 t42: decrease.
S35. s6g: net after taxes, Slsl,oo0; decrease.
$50 49,
Minneapolis & 81. Louis--Cross soo4 ea8 I;
increase. 1891; net. t27A.493 increase 80
062.
crease. $50 1856; net after taxes. H. 100. ~. d.
crease S2s2 III.
philadelphia i RsadlnE--dross, Nla9. IoI;
decrease $500. M net, 81, Z56.lE; decrease,
$50 81
New York. susquehanna & westsrh-dross
ssI50 on decrease Sss; net after taxes, go. :
l3s Increase. Sl5i5i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
Railroad Earnings.

The following railroad reports for
August were made public yesterday:
Union Pacihc-Gross, B,46s. OF. increase,
S2s 525: net, S. as. s26 Increase, f908lss
New York ontario q Westeru--Grosp, 81.
600 100; Increase. g. 053; net after taxes $751;
6Ts: Increase 2,il3
Canadian Pacihc-Gross. So OIL. T6S: decrease,
81. 5l6. go; net s. 96S i5s; decrease. 1891. y9i.
Reading CUmpauy-GToss. Nj7. isS. decrease,
s., 273. ret S552. 81. decrease. S,s5l.
Erie Railroad-Gross. s., 4SS 76G: decrease,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
STATE
Court Of Appeals. I

Court Of Appeals
DECtSIONS
PEG eN rel Pcixotto/ Board Of Education OF
{ OF " Y. Order affirmed, with costs
Peo eI rsl Union Ry OF " estate Board
Tax Commissioners and c OF Y, inter
yeneri same 42d 81 q Manhattanyilo 4 -
Nicholas Ay Ry/same; PEG ex rel Third Az
RR CoIsame; PEG eI rel Wallace & ors/
same PEG ex rel Hlngsbridge Ry Co/same.
order In each case affirmed without costs.
SelWyn & Co/WallGr. DIT, Shubert. Orders
OF Appellate Division and Special Term re-
versed, with costs IN all courts, and de-
myrrers oyeTuled. with costs Both ques-
lions certified answered In the affirmative.
Tracy Development o/Becker & ors dts,
aud People; same Columbia DistlllhK co
ors inpld. Order Of Appellate Division
and lnterocutory judgment OF Special Term
IN each case reversed. with costs In all
courts to demurring defendants and com
plant dismissed az against the state and
plaintiff given leave TO plead over AZ 70 the
other defendants within forty DAYS
DAY CALENDAR.
3 Out BSELMurpheyl Re CNYIV AlHt Az
Re will Of Ecker Re ZeborowakI (tr taxi
tennessee L&r SUhmerl Re Nor BkICNY
LTo%GiHConnOlly Davison/ Williams
Re WillcOX-AEhl Pl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
1vrRpnnL MARKETs.

rt,,erneol. sept. %. --WHEAT--Spot steady
- y I4Snifo6S Os Ga: No red winter, new,
81 "a fatufes steady; october. So shd; De
ceu,SSr "a 6&d. CORN--spot nominal tut
ures steady; September g ID; HAAs-sh"'r Z
~ 81 n, nominal. sHoCLDBRS-Sdua II
10 "a NJ, nominal. LARD-Prime western. m
Heroes new, 4as 80; old. sos 3D. American
reabed. M pals, 64s: do In bones, o2s %.
TINQTED OIL. 26s ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
KINGS COUNTY.
EUPRENFE COURT


Appellate Divisional Dept.
jerks, r j. THOMAS, CARR STAPLE
TON aud PUTNAM. JJ
| ENUMERATED DAY CAI.ENDAR-l .. N.
Hawthorn waldo CoruellI Abrams
Tolmani GILLESPIE Brand Hasbrouck
Van DOren Prem CAST Re Boyle
ZwaTich/Bkn Cooper Re Boyle
DebaCh/R Gair Co oyster Bay Stehll
! People, Bryant Randall Randall
| dd/Cropsey Ees/BCERR
| KolaCki/Am sugar LuhmanI Boston Ry
! People, Balofsky Bradley Degnon
| People, CrscOult Conway Parish
| people/A Albert Conway Parish
People /Borden's Milk CoenI james
People/Pullmau Natalie Hudson Stone
| Orange Co Tr/Roosa Johnston Johnston
Tho Appellate Division Of the Supreme
Court, ID Department, does hereby make the
following assignments:
Mr.. Justice Charles IT. kelby to hold an
additional Trial Term Of the Supreme Court
/ I'm the County OF Nassau, commencing on the
| first Monday OF October. 1914, 1t the Court
| House, at Mlneola, In said County OF Nassau.
! Mr.. Justice Abel b. Blackmar to sit In the
| Appellate Term OF the Supreme Court, COM
menclng on the first Monday Of October. 1914,
at Brooklyn, In the County Of Kings, In place
! Of Mr.. Justice Townsend Scudder
MIR Justice David +. Manning to hold Mas
sau County Special Term Of the Supreme
! Court at the Court House, at Minsois- in
| the County Of Nassau, on the hrst Saturday
| OF October, 1914, in place Of Mr.. Justice Town
| send Scudder
Mr.. Justice Walter II. Jaycox 10 hold
| odeens County Trial Term. Part !, OF tbs
/ Supreme Court commencing on the nrst Mon
day Of October. 1914, at the Court House, II
! the County OF Queens In place Of Mr.. Justice
! Charles n. Kelby.
| Mr. Justice Lester ". Clark 20 hold Queens
| County Special Term OF the Supreme Court
| on the second Monday Of October, 1914 al
! teh Court House. IN the County OF Queens 10
| place OF Mr. Justice Walter II. JaycoT.
Sept %. 1914.
SUPREME COURT.
Trial Tem-AdJourned until Oct. 5.
| Appellate Term-Recess.
Special Terni-PBFt III-Tnais--Recess
! Special TeFm-PaFt I-JAYCOX, j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
sURROGATEs, NOTICES.


EDITH c. DUNLAP.-In pursuance OF sn
order Of Hon. John P. Cohalsn. a surro-
gate OF the County OF New York. Notice -
hereby given 70 al persons having claims
Of New York. deceased. 10 present The same
with vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber, az
It's place Of transacting business, No. l78
Broadway. In the City Of New York. on or
bc fore the 9TH day Of April next
Dated, New York. the zist day Of septsn-'
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST con-
PANY, Executor
DIN, Clark 3 Phelps
Attorneys for Executor,
81 Nassau Street
Borough Of Manhattan,
New YORK City,
MARKS, SAMUEL In pursuance OF an
order Of Hon. John p. Cohaian, a Surrogate
Of the County Of New York. dated August
having claims against Samuel Marks. lata
OF the County OF New York Borough Of Man
haitian. City Of New York, deceased, 10 pre-
sent the same, With vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber az her place OF transacting bust
ness al the Office Of Fletcher, AcCuloheon
s. Brown, No. LIS Broadway. Borough OF Man.
haitian. In the City Of New York. on OF be-
ID dated Cd; New Y0rk, the 18Th DAY Of August.
HANNA AURELIA Marks,
FLETCHER, .WcUTcHEN q BROWN At
torneys for EGecutrtx. rs Broadway, New
York city.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF aon John
p Cohalan, a Surrogate Of tho County Of
New York Notice IL hereby given 10 alb per-
SOM having claims against Henry SAMPSON,
late Of the County Of New York. deceased,
20 present the sam with vouchers thereof
to the subscribers. az their place Of uans-
acting business at the office OF Joine. Lar
kin 4 Rathbone, No 81 wall Street. IN Tue
city OF New York, on or before the 18th
day of December next.
Dated, New YORK. tho 18th DAY Of june.
HENRY SAMPSON, Jr..
JOHN VI CAMPBELL and
HENRY BLANCHARD DoMIHtcB,
ExecBtors.
JoLINE. LARKIN & RArHBoNE. Attor.
ueys for Executors, 81 Wan Street New
Work lily
IN PJ issuance OF AN ORDER OF HON.
John Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the County
Of New York notice Is hereby given TO all
persons having claims against George w.
Vanderbilt late Of the County Of New York.
deceased 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers. at their place %
transacting business, a. the ofice OF Ander-
son q Anderson No Is Broad Street BOrs
ough OF Manhattan IN the City Of New YoFL
on OF before the Sth day Of November next.
Dated New York. the nth day % April,
EDITH sTUYvEsANT VANDERBILT.
WILLIAM K Want ERBILT,
ANDERSON & ANDERSON Attorneys Tor
Executors No Is Broad Street borough IL
Manhattan New YhFa CiiS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
QUEENS COUNTY.

nae; offerings moderate. Few sheep and
lambs offered al yards, but market well
supplied from West. with largo number
from Maine at slaughter houses sheep, 8
GJc. lambs. 597l1c; milch cows IN smaller
supply, out the demand was light, and prices
fell OF. Average COWS, 10000 good heavy
milksrs. aeOaks0: fancy. tsoaallo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.


FIOUR--Active in jobbing way and prices
firm Spring patents, s. S0g$G; winter
straights, s. i5aSb 80: winter patents, $ go
winter 81 e5aS4 80; extra No winter, Siq
$40; Kansas stralghts s. 45qS IS; fancy
spring patents. IS 70as7 Is. RYE FLOUR
Quiet; fair TO good Sc 50GS5 20; choice to fancy,
a. 75Sfs5 90. CORNMFAL-Barely steady; kiln
dried A25. BAG MEAL~-Barely steady; Tine
white aud yellow. 81 s5dN 80; coarse, 81 709
81 SO. FEED-W estern barely steady; bran
10 arrive, ioO-ib sacks, S23 JOg+2S 50; standard
nIddling S23 50as23 S.; red dog, S33 50; hour
n1iddIing. SCI CO. City quiet: bulk, S22 70;
sacks, Sea- middllng, So J0GSS3 70; red dog
S8l Ollmeal, $50 60QS34
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. 6epts
HUTTER.


Receipts for week, 1926 packages; iast
vesk. IS,iae packages. Exports 20 tropleai
Countries, 2eS packages. Market Developed
SnTther weakness shortly aftsr our iast
vsekiy report, and somewhat lower prices
vyeTS named In an effort 10 broaden the de-
mand General trade wa unsatisfactory;
Recsipts are liberal; consumptive demand
has fallen of Creamery, extras, SOC sol5c
frsts, 2782SMc; seconds, 2b920hc; nsts
dsIry. dns l. 2sc; good 70 prime. f6i3 .
SSmc, process, extras, 25h QS8c; nrsts, s4u
Dc. imitation creamery, hrBls, 2tY2thc;
ladies', current make, irsts 22h gsgc sec
onds. 2ih 622c; packing stock, June MAKE
Hne Az 022c; current make. NO. D. SOP
q Nc. nrr,su
Receipts for week. 1t,Sos boxes, Exports
Vat. Prices at primary points In Northern
New York have advanced slightly, but 10
caliy there has been no greater apecuatiye
Interest state, " m. fresh. colored, specials
J6N n ice; coiored. average fancy, and white,
average fancy, l5h 0l6hc; prime. i4h q
&c; Wisconsin, m, osh, daisies, twins
and flats, t59i5Ac; state. skins, held,
speciais, and fresh, specials, lSW lShci good
10 choice, liz 9t2hc; full SKINS as 10
quality, 4e6c. ,
Receipts for the week, 1854 cases Ar
rivals have continued 20 decrease. nd there