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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
Chicago, Rock island g. Pacific 4. R. Go.
TO THE
HOLDERS OF COLLATERAL TRUST BONDS OF 2oo2

The undersigned Committee has adopted plan and agreement designed
bondhode depoStng under
the Operating Company upon their compliance WIN inc
which be obtnned on SppHdo" w
Depository the plan and agreement
In order participate the plan Outstanding bonds must be apOS
COMPANY OF NEW YORK. DepoSay
plan and its office 81 WALL SiEEtI NEW ~ ~
be transferable ponds Ce
by the maturing and after May i94 ana any
deposit imposed by law in oe al t TIME
of deposited the Depository VIII issue us
ihceS deposit with privilege OF regiSraon App
list such chcaeS OF
York Stock Exchange
In the present disturbed financial impossible tor the
provide considerable amount OF caSh 10 oe pa 20
y bid for or can acquiring pledged stock by having
practically all Of the outstanding bonds
THE GRAVITY SITUATION MUST BE APPARENT 10 EvEKI
BoNDHOLDER IS PRESSING NECESSITY rOR
DEpOSTT BONDS n
THE DISTRIBUTION OF The PLEDGED Soeh ~ DI
POSTING BONDHOIDERS PROVIDED in THE PLAN
York, October 10 1914 .,,,, =, ,,,,,,cr
BERNARD M BARUCH
tO,,Nu r,pytN . ATHBONF BROWN,
CRAVATH g. HENDERSON, HENKr EVANo,
ShANlro nHIDIi''
p = e,ctro So.r.+,ry FREDERICK STRAUSS
,u,u c.,ao. Na,, York Civ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Sow York. October s. isI4.
BEEyFS.

Recent. 1875 head; . care on e1le
son, active ana general sales &s hi.her.
rrrf tru ana I5- higher, COW. i9p -.
h.sler. common % prime s,eer- - 90 s. q.
r.r nee p. oven. S"$ 50. bulls. e -5as7 %,
tous g .00ss 20. few very common 50 o.
.isg 49, Dressed beef quiet at l-Glle lOr city
s.Ies-J shaabrrs { son. % Va steer.
1876 ID average. - Is Per 100 p. -. l3b..
i.a.s' $ Do. u oxen. l.,i2 e D.
Trbir & shannon. % - Va steers. llSe
q a. q. T.. llo. - %; y Va L0fi s. o.. 2
COWS loo . 20. .. 9s5, 81 .; / 7so. 81 70; :,
saaaerz: - ia steers. LIS r.. . 8.
q oxen 's-d steers. L-li. = =. oxen. / .-l.
ss1f. lgi0. s.. 3 bulls. $50 81 70. O.. $50
Is 20. . ~. s. cows. lvc-. g o.. T. 90.
j. l. TO- 81 o. Q Is. a. -, ~. $3.50
Kafus Commission Co. 70 Va steers. l3ll
70 50 =. -. 1871. s. 3. = l2I7. 20. l. J. Zl0.
81 3D.. g. 90. s., COWS. siJ g p.
N-Nton - CO.. % Va strer4. liaI 81 D.
g. judo & Co: y OHIO steers. loo s. &.
N-FucrsOn & CO.. Il Va steers ')70. s. 50
= leifsrs 200 - e.. I bull. $50 &c -. l. so
:. 3. I COW lls0. s. -. 5. soI S6 : 9Cs
q ~. l.. $50. 81 -. . 80. - IS, 3d. 50 ".
j. go. gsp B. rs. 50 S.. B. So3 S3g5
q curtis 81 sea. state steers. $50.
81 %. oxen i1eo. 81 % % 1881. s.. 2 bulls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

The report of the Eastern pennsyl-
wanna Railways Company, controlled
by the j. g. White Management Cor
pOration, shows a small gain in total
gross revenue for September, which
amounted TO S6S.l22, but net earnings
after operating expenses and taxes
were S2.l51 less than in 1918, de-
crease of S09 per cent. a heavy de
cline in net profits was partly account
ed fOI hy an increase OF Sl1SP for
bond interest, although q reduction OF
1898 was effected in payment Of inter
est oE the Compauy's floating debt
EARNING during the twelve-month pc
viod ended September so showed an
increase Of Si6 per cent I'm gross,
operating expenses and taxes rose
ll.2S per cent, leaving net earnings
Of S3l8,475. loss Of S24.323, equal TO
720 per cent The decline in net profits
for the year was 26.42 per cent, as
compared with q loss Of 3O.lS for the
month Of September
Columbus, Light. Heat and Power.
The proposed merger of the Column
bus Light Heat and Power Company
and the Columbus Railway, Power and
Light Company Is now practically as
sured, as directors of both COMPANIES
have reached an agreement which pro-
vides for the consolidation of all the
local street railway and electric util-
ity properties in Columbus, Ohio, into
one company, if approved by the stock
holders. The Columbus Light, Heat
and Power Company will enter the
consolidated corporation on the same
basis as the Columbus Edison Com
pany. Exchange OF the preferred stock
will be made for the preferred series
"a" of the power company share for
share. and the common will be eX-
changed for the series "B" preferred
Of the power company on 4 similar
basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
SPOT COTTON
FIRM AND HIGHER
Southern Markets Show Consid.
cradle ImprOvement-Pool
Influence Felt.

Advices from the South indicated
considerable improvement in the spo,
situation. Local brokers said thai
their offers were anywhere from &c &c
isc higher than toward the end OF las
week at some interior points in Texas.
with middling quoted around 6i4c O.
6i1c. comparing with recent low leve
of about sac in relatively cheap 10
calities. This improvement was attrtb
uted partly TO an increasing expor
demand and partly TO a withdrawal OF
offerings, and one spot handler her,
said that he had considerable trOubi.
in filling comparatively small order
in the Southwest, while he predicte,
that any improvement in deman,
would cause sharp advance. Doubt
less the promise Of loans on a larg'
amount OF cotton on the basis ~ %
cents d pound for middling thro 4sl
the operations Of the $4,000 00t
financing pool had a considerable ser
timeutal effect in the South arouu,
the present level of prices, which rep
resent little more than the loan value
Of the cotton on the proposed basis. ~
ports yesterday we're 81 1872 bales
making 1859 so far this season
against 2,3Ss,76s bales last year. In
cluded in yesterdays figures wer,
about $4,000 as for Japan, which !
practically 3. only country taking
cotton on anything like e normal scale
u is predicted that Japan will buy two
iears' requirements this season. 4nD
many believe that with improvipC
financial conditions spinners generally
will lay in supplies against forward re
quirements should desirable cotton
continue available at attractive prices
The only development with refer
ouce to the local contract situation was
a meeting of the conference commit
tee with members Of exchange having
open trades with Liverpool or d.
straddles, which resulted in q decision
20 ballot no cotton in the local mar
ket below 5 cents for December. and
20 protest TO Liverpool against III,
permitting of sales on call TO spinner
without CORE ,ponding release Of con
tracts in the straddle. The presen.
quotatioH for January February IN
Liverpool Is i.55d, which at the agreed
kets would figure out about 760c for
December here, and IL would seem that
the New York interest intends to re
sist the decline 10 this level
Local market for spot cotton nomi-
nal. Southern spot markets: Calves
ton, steady az 6hc, sales $50 bales:
New Orleans, sc higher at 63s C, sale
1852; Mobile, nominal at sac; Sa-
vannah. steady at csc, sales i.st4:
Wilmington, isc higher at Csc; Nor
folk, steady at sac, sales 5s2; Au-
gusta, sc higher at sac, sales I,Oi2:
Memphis, steady az sac, sales 5000:
81. Louis, quiet at 64sc; Houston. x G
higher at sac, sales 2,725, and Little
Rock, quiet at sac.
Liverpool OF 2.,,--C,orlTIoN-,!sipot in 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
Pump 90. Payment Forbidden,

Judge Mayer, of the United States
District Court, has instructed the re-
ceivers of the international Steam
Pump Company not to pay any money
TO the GAINESVILLE Iron Works to en-
able that company to pay its past due
taxes and six months interest on it,
rrorteage bonds, maturing on November
/, TO the amount of $4,000. The COM
lany has plant at HazIeton, Penn. II
was asserted that the plant has been
operated at a loss for the last two
wears. From September 30. 1913, to
July 81, 1914, the losses aggregated
S77.499. The receivers did not favor
the advances, but asked for instruc-
lions from the court as to the ad-
vances. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

Liverpool oct. 2s.---WHEAT-Spot quiet
No / Manitoba, 90 ID. No . 9s ID No o.
Ss TOD. hard winter. s. l1isd. CORN
spot quiet. American mixed, new. - "a.
BACON--Cumberiaud cut 70s. clear bel
long clear middle5 heavy, 70s: short clear
backs. Sos OCLDERS-SQuare. 6ss
LARD--American refined, IN pals. SIS Sd
5s-lb boxes. 5is. TURPESTfNE--Splr
90 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
GENERAL MARkET REPORT.
New York, October y, 1914.
GRAIN

NHEAT-Tho fact that the market Do
tIlhed about Re- q hushol from tho high polnt
OF last Friday and that selling has been
under way Tor three days created tho inn
r'"ssion that Il was about tim0 tor a sub
HlHullul rally, and carly prices were hrmar.
Commission houses bought freely, aud there
was moro aggressive operations by n. bulls
tited on evidences Of foreign buying, rs well
as export Eales ~ uhput 10000 5ushels.
PRICES worked Un about ic a Lushci from
the 1nal 9f Tu-slay. bat the demnnd fell
on. ana most OF tao day the market iyled
outlet. with narrow FLUCTUATIONS. Toward
no rioso those who had bought carly sold
heavily. causing "a sharp break. prices do
chuiug lNHl7-c from the top. aud closing
't -" s. not decline. Tho export demand
wa principally a, outports. aud included
sales .i 1uruu wheat from Duluth. Liver
iooi prices were Influenced by tho recent
l"clin" in America as well ae uy moro
i9torebi" crop adfices from rho Argentine
and India In the cash market 80 . red
hart - .+'s. 30 I Northern buMth 81 10 Y.
Hn1 80 j Northern Manitoba. 81 90 al
nominal p 2 Buffalo. CDRN-Thc market
advanced .sc early oa buying by commission
houses, PROMPTED hy lighter receipts a. West
ciu points. but cnsod on late, anu clo1ed not
unchanged to nc high.- "The Price cur
rent sad that hEshlug returns are about
800 10" wiki October estimates by the GOV
eminent. cash No yellow corn was quoted
"a sl'7c- - arrive, and prime trrpt-
tine AZ isc asked, delivered. OATS .l
aH easier tone. owing To ies5 actiye cash
demand ana liberal receipts. and after an
carly advance prices eascd of and closed a
% '2c net lower Cash market steady. stand
ard quoted a. 53hc; No . white. 5ic 40 3.
j"-; 30 4. a2'sr. fancy clipped. 63'5T59c;
OF mary clipped, t3TJll.c. oil elevator.
RfE-StcadN. 80 - Western. g6'1c. re- / Z
Buffalo BARLEY Steady. feeding. G5d6sc;
" HEAI--Eosy, ialonrse. 81 10 mixed,
81 80, silver bull 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
u. S. Treasury Finances.

WASHINGTON, Oct - The condition CT IL
United states Treasury at tic beginning oi
business to-day "at.
Net balance in general uut. ..... .Sy3 257 500
Total receipts yester dty .......... lt2d. -'i-
Ta'ai Payments yesterday .......... LtI".tt'
The deficit this fiscal year Is Ss|t]N,-i..
against a detiCit OF SG.326, 80 last wear, N-
elusive of Panama Cahal aud public q. ut
transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Stockholders OF the Cincinnati North
en Railroad Company, at their annual
s,sstng yesterday, elected II. A..
worcester 90 the board Of directors,
seeding William c Brown, resigned.
Ae1ee has been received by A. q.
5saea Go. from the Secretaria de
.l.,sada' az Havana, Cuba, that i'll
.i,9' deot per cent bonds, numbered
isgalarIy- from 1851 10 1850,
aeniing 10 $4,000 pay value, have
81 called ion payment ON November
= "a Which date interest will cease.
ne Standard OI Company of New
u ass elected Martin Carey a d.
~ succeeding Henry a Niece,
.a:sa Mr. Carey was formerly COM
3 WIN the legal department OF
IN lerd OIL Company Of New Jer-
Eo became associated with the
e.. 1919 company after the dissolu-
MI The Standard al Company.
vpIstHe revenue o. the Illinois
Ia Railroad Company for Septem-
aihoun,ed 20 >J529.432 In gross, a
t Of $o2,,5l- while net income
axes was Sl.259T21, S13l.575
it,5 man Tor the spme month
-, , 'in.eer emit was made yesterday
4 y. Brown, former resident OF
49,. IONA Railways COMPANY o.
NJ .e had severed his connection with
s ,Ss @selfth annual edition OF "Trust
W. sSsah'es Of the United States" pub
~ oy the United States MORTGAGE
''ss' Company Of New York. win
al Tor distribution within the
|i,sngs statement Of the Yazoo A.
-, epp Valley Railroad Company
|spA. gross income OF Ss7S,547 for SEQ.
|ns I Nnien is "a decline of Sl29 28l
|sis, t ~, year. and net income after
siip, "'alled Sl7O,75o, a decrease of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
BUSINESS REVERSES

GOLDsTETN d LANDIN. MANUFACTURING i.wei-
cH, ga Canal s., hsed ptntioa; With Liabilities
SsSJ2. suI checks and notes Sl2sii. mostly ~
tho II J. Dlctz Diamond Co. Among the creditor
arc Max Kotrc's Rank. $500. Isaac Blumierz
81 800. and Hermsn :. Def Diamond Co, $50
NATHAN REIsLEE. 1875 segeall az. iron
worker. hled a petition. With liabilities. 81 -
JANOs BROTHERS, manufacturers Of romen.s
eIsum a Voted $751; Klein & Grcerlers. 5000.
and : NsitOye * CO.. me- $3.50. Liabilities.
INV YORK CONTECTIoNERs' UTEYsIL co.
manufacturer Of ice cream cans. at n NsrlCk ~
Petition ed by Monongsh Gla'' 90. 81 100;
ors Co. So Li,hHres $4,000. assets 5000
LOUIS KLlNGER insurance agent 1913 Nyse
az. lied q petition, with liabilities 1924 ana
JOIN = D. CORNELL book salesman, ell
Wess Iiist g. flea petition w., Ti'h o ntoY YdtJ
SEQ the Hotel Montague. BROOKLYN $500; The
Hotel Gauoga Sl2j. aud the NormandiC Hote..
LOUIS sHtLBERG. salesman gol Fest 73d IT,.
ticd petition with liabilities $3.50 and no asseis
PETITIONS DISMISSED.
y @osTKOw q sON.--Judgo Hough as,
missed the petition Hled % October l. against y
fcatllen. a. - Bond e.. on settlement at ~
ABRAHAM SiGELsTr1N. Judge Hough Ia,
dismissed tho petition 90 September 10 against
Abraham Sgelsten manufacture Of dresses. a.
500 Broadway. settlement with creditors at
so cents on the dollar.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
MORRIS 4 SHAPIRO.-Judgo Hough has Gp
poiIfad Thomas Furey receiver for Morris y.
shapiro dea er IN tsilors' trimmings. al l749 Mad
i,on sv.. bond $500. TO serve without compeii5a-
lion. Liabilities are Si.l5l aud assets H.0ih
ASSIGNMENTS.
ABRAHAM JACOBS. jewellery. 81 Maiden Lane.
tas assigned 10 SamUcl Go dherg.
ABRAHAM LINDENBAiM NJ. drygoods and no
,ion-, $40 Third ay. has As e cd to Edwin KaJf
man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
PROVISIONS.

Tho market advanced early and cased or
to,,.,ri The close. Hog products were hrmer
and the small stocks Of lard we're Offset by
ne low price OF cotton Uil as "gil a. pre4!i-
ms. 81 tS2I 90. family, {2iN $50. short
clear. 81. $50 BEEF unsettled; mess. t-i
r.-s amlv >"'. sI ,s. "a "a s,,ss.rn mos
.,....' s.op. 10 I.O Tt p. itr %
MO-. i40 10 ii--c. pigs. tlisc CUT
tFATS-Piciiei bellies quiet; d. IN. tsi.ci
r. Io. l5a. 2 zoe. . ip. l'c' nichied hams
f-t. .,1fr TNfI.DH steady special. 81,
sI,E. si.c; country. en- rsT,c. LARD rrm:
middle West. lVSjQlu'sc, citj, l0i4 D
f0tc. refined. South Ausrica. l2.ioc. Cont.
mont II soc. brazil KEGS. 70 Zoe. compound
b,r.lv s,sads. 67,r7tc. SIEARlNE dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. october 20. 1914.


New York. october -. WA
BUTTER.
Receipts I.i60 packages. Market hrin tor
choice and fancy grades OF fresh creamery
at Yesterdays advarca Creamery. extras
(g2 score. 80 &c. higher. sc. frsts. sH'9H
82I1c: seconds. 2bf2sc. creamery. held e"-
tras ,o2 score. 31a3l &C: highcr 5sh"Z &c.
frsts. 27h63Obc: seconds. - 'sH2'c. AIdte
dairy. finest 31g32c. GOOD 70 rhine; 2,n"oe;
process. extras. 25026c. hrsts. 8'sH2 80
Imitation creamery. frsts. 23Ea24c'
CHEESE.
Roceipts 3. $40 boxes. Market hrtner. ana
recent gales Indicate another &c advance 10
better grades Of fresh state m, tresn'
specials, bic. average fancy A%r loc'
Daisies, l68lJl5c: Wisconsin. f' tIesh
Daisies. i4l.al44.c; hats. lJc: twins, 1919 ,g
loo. Young Americas. loo. state skins he''
specials. iec: fresh. l2hU l2'sc.
EGGS.
Receipts, 1917 chses Fair movement IN
better grade ~ fresh gathered and prices
nrm. Refrigerators having more demand
Nearby henuery eggs ecarco and worry high
Fresh gathered. extra nno. dozen, 34rabc.
extra drsts 3l633c: hrsts. ESQ 3Oc: seconds
2in27c. refrigerator special marks. fancy.
charges paid. 24h d2jc. hrsts. 2ic: seconds.
p IN 2355c. state. Penn and nearby. nehnery
gathered, as 20 sizo and quality, 2H4Joc ,
hcnnery browns. 3G3iOc: gathered and mixed
2sa35c.
FRESH-Siarket sustained on fancy c.ose-
" selected apples demand being chiefly for
Snow. King and Grccuing Pears easier OK
cept extra fancy. Porto Rico grapefruit snow
further decline. APPLES. No T. bbl, - %
q$3 ~, common, 75cpSl p; Far western
lox, JOc1$l. PEARS, Socket. bbl, Sop>''
bush box. 81 25GS2; kog, - @Jnsl 20; beutI5
Bose, Dbl. s3GS6; Clairseau end AnlOus %
0s4 5O sheldon. S3gSj; Duchess, y 3vaaS1
Howell, 50 JO4S3 JO kigner, 81 JOq$Z - :
common sorts. SfGS2: OUNCES, Dbl S5n
81; bush. SlqSl 80; GRAPES. Dol case, e,
Tp0c. Niagara and Concord, 6PqIOc' ~ b5hI
case. 81: Niagara. Western y Y. large case,
Tl2r: white. sUiuc. black, ID bskt, tu"c,
: m. I51t7c. ID, - 10 bsiit, %q4oc'
Niagara. 25136c: black. $50 10c; Del trays
ton Sl0TSjD. black, S35q>3s; CRANBEE-
RIE-. on. 70 late Dbl, 81 J0dS5 30; early
black. b.. S2Ws4 -. y Y, crate, SiHSi ~,
Jersey. brI, SIgSi Is; crate. SlgSl IL
ORANGES. Fla, box, 81 40nS2 10, Porto
Eico. 81 45dS2 %. cal. 81 +"4S4 20, GRAPE
FRUIT Fla. boA. SlpS2 Is; Cuban, Jamaica
and Islo OF Pines. SIdS2 ~; Porto Rico. ,3a
mS2 -: Nassau. gOcdSl 80; AVOCADO
PEARS. box. si0SG. PINEAPPLE5. Porto
Rico, Red Spanish. crate. 81 lp4s3 10; Ia'
box. SlHS2 ~: CTIESTNJTS. Northern. olS..
S3qSl 50; Southern, "a JoH>3, Hl'hOi'A
NUTS, bush S3gs3 10.
HAY AND STRAW.
Market weak at yesterday decline. "a 3e
talcd now hav. ton, timothy primo. 81 1pi
No : SO SDqSgi: 40 3 90 40 $40 .VG5l9 10;
fancy lxht clover. mit.l 80 JoIs-J; ~. J
clover. mixed. fS1si9, No clover. N,HSlH
alfalfa az 20 quality. $l14s22 50; "ye straw,
50 = si3aSlI. small taled timothy 1var on
top qualities and ,QcasI lower On tJoEei
"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
Lindenfcld. J.---StRte Hank;
Lamb. a. IA. Ofuer.
bansnan. J.-Pellich Bros.
Low, j. Dcbeuturc Corp. o

Lindenfeld. J.--state bank; slit 20
Lamb. A. IA. Ofuer. s9ss 20
Lensmsn. J--Peliioh Bros. S95t 10
Low, J. D.-Dobenturo Corp. OF New YORK;
Martin. c. s.-F. Kein & Co. Inc: slos. so
Mcdowell, W-nudsop Trust Co 80 Z"
Marks. 81 Pulvcruachcr o. nj. il.
Nhls, u - X Bergman, NgH ~
Malcolm. j. B-N T. Norton Of al. 81 -
Eauville, Ciarn C-Levender. Ltd. SOB '3
Monaco Construction Co. Inc. Monaco huo
Auanssion-H Harlem River Lumber ap ~
New Eoslaad' casualty co--MeIouselin, =. I! g
Donovan. Inc, ". 81 :"
New York Railways CON- A Mullin, 500
Faliuquist \ W-Hiidroth Vanish co,
Plais,si. o I. and \ y pialstcd-c II Nolte,
Playgosrs' Film Col L Ksilsrd. Sii4 70
''f F9I,noIi.rp S Geiser ana = ''''" ;2is .
Richter. i W-M " Ebert SOS
Il Green lnc-J y iLnds Paper Co ~. =.
schrciibcr. N md Flora-w Friend. $3.50 =
standard Damp PROBING and RoohnT 90
Flora Schneider, or ars Mooney Schrei-
bor and NJ schreibor-United Dressed
Beef 90, Sl,325 IS
SHERMAN. y E;--E Noes ct o.. !lli =
svanStroin. 4 NV Harsdor, tlll ss
strou. IA q kaufman $50 o.
summon. " \. Jf-Barreu Mfg CO. SOS 81
,iS,'1or to,tsc 81 4 UreNstcr. $3.50 o.
i-,ui,, - E.orsy,bo 81 M So o.
-r,tI ~ Avgclo 90 Sis q.
,',rner Maud. al Neil 1921 10
I -,t,cd stars Grand Ioige OF Independent
order Birth Ahrahlm--J Sigalovo. 5000 AZ
y.pttu.iulla p Vlull.n NJ Tgan CO. Inc
Sll1 ~
"0s'ih' AOIsnaU' o. S2oS 70
Weaver. y U--Munson Whitaker co, Sltl w
Wau-rs - Gi-Picl RIOS, Sl-o 10
WoOlworth Martha G-V n Turner, -,
y,.oo,,.,-,h Al q Same SIgiT g.
yy,hoi,e,io ~ Co-G.itv ~ n Y 81 iSg 30
Woodbury. & McGrath Co-Sams, NtlE 90
Nithors. r. A--Same. Si@v ~
Whitman. J A--Samc. 800 GO
The Bronx,
Brooke. J, and II c Denline-,A Mar
ro,es r W n scbrinr. Sa3s -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
EXPORTS.

Wheat. bush. 1921 Hams. fb.....,. 200
oats. hush. 40 83o Lard. ib........s,16l, go
Peas bush. I50i Butter d.. 1000
Beans. bush. GO cot seed oil. 70. 60 OO)
fflour, aock.. % D' I.ub oil. gals. 1890
Hops. bales. 20 Cotton, balo. 100
Bacon, ~ .... lJiIc5I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
TnI1II.

There vas los pressure Of offerings throHGl
The liquidating committee. and prices we're
.tcadier CLOSING about ~ points above Tues
cass. December being quoted at 5S)c' bid.
March at else Nav az Coo and July Of
use. enot 7iccs we're alou, Sc lower a.
though The market showed STEADY tone
cclgeG from Brazil. and those which did come
20 hand were too Ear above a WORKING basis
i9 receive serlous consideration. RIO eN-
CHANGE on London advanced sd. while m ,
u,i'rci- price Tor coffee remained UNCHANGED
and this created the impression thar a
stascier fcolm: rretaIlei IN Brazil Arrivals
OF brazilian coffee AZ New York 80 Ia this
month amount 90 l2i. jfS hays. and shipments
.o Eurora from New York have been u l4l
bags There appeared % be Wide diner
enc. Of orinion among cOffe, brokers regard
ing the adyisatiity Of rcorenlng the eN-
chang next Wednesday. and th, action ~ ~.
.aarI to-day vii. ne awaited with unusual
iu,eres, Local tpot declined -" with RIO
H. quoted ~ case. Statistical position Of
brazilian rptleCr
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CASH QUOTATIONS..

Iron. y, Mol $3.50 lCoYea. No7Ri, Gt.
Iron. n No , fIiB Su-ar' ane grnn 80
Iron. :. No fl45D Molasses OK. n
St,eI rails 10 Reef family So %
VI heat. No red ia. TalIow aDecIel SO
Corn, No sci sIl- Pork. Nos. :. %
oats. stand VII E3ie Hogs DR. $50 ~ H.
Flour Mpls p. $50 Lard. mid Weet 10 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29

Liverpool oct 2s.--COTTON-Spot IN 200.
demand; old prices irregular. Good ordiualy
changed. sales 100 bals3 including $50
American on the basis o; As. NJ Import
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The Bronx.
]. md Il c nsnlln.-.A Mar
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
OCTOBER "a.
Manhattan.

The nrs, nrms Is that Of the debtor tie
second that ~ the creditor, and date when
judgment vas hled
Barnard, I. DC Chstheid: Feb o, 1911;
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

- reduction o. &. PEI cel,
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ts '1leer ent was made yesterday
\, y ~. Brown, former resident OF
~ iona Railways Company o.
y ~. .o had severed his connection with
The day book., 1914-03-31

CaSO DOy, ana kept Min Oh Ill LuS
hope that he would so far recover as
to be able to get in the game. He has
had no chance to show what he can
do this spring, but his work with the
Chifeds last season will be remember
ed. He was a speedy fielder, good
baserunner and whale with the bat
in the Fed company, though the class
was not very high.
1t is probable that a place will be
found for Kavanaugh with one OF the
better class of minor league teams,
and his development will be watched
closely. .:..-
Larry chappeII is still in a hos
pital, recovering from blood poison
ing, but will be in Chicago when the
American League season opens, ac-
cording to present prospects. The ex-
pensive outfelder will not be able
10 Jump into the fray, of course, but
can begin practicing.
A week or ten days of work should
shape him for the arena, and he will
be Immediately showed into the out
field. The Chappell that worked out
with the Sox this spring was not the
same young man who appeared on
the South Side last fall He has gain
ed confidence, and goes about his
work as though he had never been
advertised as the most costly piece
of outfelding flesh ever. peddled.
Evansville is a nice Town, but its
baseball facilities are not big league.
A short left field is magnet tor home
runs, and three Of that variety were
lofted over yesterday. label, who
pitched for the Cubs, knocked two,
and Vic Safer poled the other.
Leach was back at third and Zim
went to short, Corriden getting the
gate. O'Day has decided that he will
temporarily stick to the veteran ma
terial, and the present lineup will
start the season unless injuries crop
out.
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