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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
FINANCIAL RECORD
HERE and ABROAD
Turkeys War Move Sends
Wheat Up - Money
Flowing Here.

49,, oriecs jumped yesterday on
that Turkey had begun hostiities
.;,st Russia. Noecy rates continued
hoir lower levels and IN some IN
- borrowers. IN expectation OF
'.;or times. paid Of maturing loans
r. than accept the privilege Of re-
81 Rcrortcd shipments Of currency
.,..ed 20 another ..rcc gain nv local
e~arc;ol institutions. though this may
4. use, bv ,he end Of the month re
ou;,sments and arrangement for NO
,,,,ber disbursements o. corporations
p.,kers are IN daily conference with
S,oek Exchange authorities considering
rlsns for rcorening.
FIoesl banks have apparently gained
,rer SlSO1lO00 from the interior as re-
u. ~ currency movements during the
s.,' About S2.0OO.O0O in gold was
w, 90 Canada and over 100000 lost
- he Sut treasury. Il Is stu I'M
oss,ble 90 tell how great a proportion
- crrcocy received from outside was
- octrql cash that met reserve needs
:" NJ hanknotes Distribution TO
- institutions Of ten per cent of
- Subscriptions TO the gold pool as
-. Of Sa'c of exchange was. OF
.o,rse through the Clearing House. In
ekor. two weeks the lower reserve re
',,,;rcmertS of the new banking act VIII
ho in fore. The Clearing House here
iii allow national banks, members OF
no new system. 80 reduce their reserve
% correspond with the percentage set
-, the new law. State banks Will also
,ove advantage Cf an eighteen per cent
,Cserye ard IL is row being considered
mo- action viii be taken on trust COM
'' ToIiovirr The credit of 100000
..,ohTsbr5 bv the French government
Love at q -.N per cent discount, other
.oreir0 loans are under consideration,
.korrb be-h.f- 100 the confidence OF
~ German authorities explained that
10. -o-r-r. was not planning TO Dor
&c hove 4 considerable credit
Lof.-co has been established at this
$50 by Germany. as has been indi-
le+.5 IN On, low price of mark eN-
80 This enables payment TO be
80 ON This side for goods intended Tor
Cerr,.rv wf.fo-. any formal loan.
Pnss;s IS manning 90 take cotton and
-, .-.o~or London. Great Britain
Ell. Obtain foodStuffs and NUM-
,;ore of ,yar b D.. and balance 1t against
INV iDI.h+,5res. on the other side.
Orr Increasing shipments, however
no ,an.U. making up the amount
mo owe and .~u question as 10 whether
.bo psrE Of ENGLAND stands ready 70
Lr.--. ,. gold IS now beng de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
BUSINESS REVERSES

CASCADE HOTEL COMPANY.-Poutiou
against tho Cascade Hotel COMPANY. for
merIv OF 100 West Stth ST.. hy Matthew
Wilson d co.. $3.50 for coal; VI. Huchshaum
a sons. SAT- meat and r. l. Johnston X
Coz S474 groceries. II was alleged that
the company is iuSplt cut and paid 50 Co
the SL,rin on AN execution obtained by
Ida *. jenkins. Liabilities are SAID - b'
$4,000
tiou against Alfred j. ODonovau. doing
business as Alfred j. O'pouutau Is Co, i'm
porter of lacos and cmhroidcries. al ISL
rifh av. by Il. \. Cullum, $500. y. cum
Minis 500 and :. T. NcCahc. 500. LA
bilitics are $lN.o"O ana assets $1,000"
Judgment was obtained against him yestor-
dav iu tho Supreme Court for S3,Njl in
favor Of + Is Sticfol Il Co. balance due ola
merchandise sold 10 him. Judge HouEh ap-
pointed Jesse Watson receiver bond $1,000.
with authority 10 carry on business fifteen
FRIEDMAN BROs.-rcruon against
Joseph Friedman and Harry Schneider
doing business 49, Friedman Bros. manu-,
factmors Of infants cloaks and caps a. ~
prince ST.. ty AruStaedt a co.. S24j;
Matilda Iaudsmau. $500. and Meisler Bros,
SOL Assets are said to ho 5000.
SILVER EABIN9WLI|, b., Petition
against Harry Silver and Ely EahluoVltz.
Who compose the firm Of silver a Rabino-
wiz. dealers iu dress goods. AZ i4G Ridge
ST.. 10y klI Hcr-hhoru. $50. Breslow q
~loftovitz, $500. and No-'hkcs 4 Gross
bard STAG Judge Hough appointed \. A.
Tausky receiver of the assets which are
valued az 50 o0c
PETITIONS DISMISSED.
GOLD q SON.--Judee Hough dismissed
PETITION iu bankruptcy filed Sept - against
cold & son. dealers BOO mems furnishing
goods At NO avenue \, ON settlement at
- cents on The dollar
". :. GOLTZ a. tO-Judgo Hough dis
missed petition fled oct ~ against Mai
rice = GoltZ doing business as ".
Gol-z A. Co.. dealer i'm fur garments al 81
Ns,' 4GtA ST.. on settlement al SO e:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31

An easier feeling prevailed for refined. and in
sympathy with tic decline IN raH5 prices we're
reduced 20 points 10 a basis u 1000 for hEe
g.auulaied. although renlers were taxing orders al
Doe. and fOf shipment aai delivery tomorrow 81
D. SOC Tie decline failed % create a.y fresh de
uaud AMI trading Vas Inactive. The foIoNing
are rs. prices ~ the American Sugar Bahrias
Company CRYSTAL d9miuOes. cases. lib cartons.
A4f ol full siye pieces. s.t9nStDc b. 2 cases.
b. 10 cartons. s.lOab2uc "a ?. cases. Eagle tablets.
ODE cut .04i t.5Oc. crushed. 500. mould a.
-5c. cubes. ssjc. ANN powdered 5.5lf
Z -5c o. containers. -5-ib bulk; Eage j-lD rags
osdereI. J.yj. powdered AID coarse powdered
aGd Eage coarse granuisted. boo. fruit pow
dered aud Eagle extra nne graruiated. $50
domino graduated. cases. :, 5'g AID . % cartons.
jsOg 500 IA = cases; Ease. ?. "a and 10
carto.s GLe gfanu.Stsd soc; 2-ib bags, $50
"a. .lb haes. use; j-lh j,jc: lJ-ib. j15c - aid
80 10 bags. and standard grinu!aied; ,.65c: me
srARula,ed aud diamond \, j.tyr. confectioners A.
SOC 10 !. 5ajc. 30 :. soc. 70. 3. -jc.
40 4 zoe. 80. ). il5c: W. 8. 5lQc. No. e..
CSC No 3 5.oo,; No. ?. 1850. No. 10. i.9oc;
10 H. 4S5c. 80. l.. 4S0c: Nos. =. a and
/. 4-sc Raw was easier nut inactive. rfhlc.s
evidently awaiting some fsesh demand !gr "a 81.
n MAS rum0fci That som, business lad been done
n -isc .ost AID freight. equal % about Sc Tor
--rfd'u.a. Iu' thry could uJ' he trmri. Mar
he, closed unsettled ~ $500 Sc go .tntrifugaI.
3 S..s- tsr for mo.ass,s and ~ &C. iot Cubas.
cost al freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Con'oi'da-
ted Mortgage
Pennsylvania Railroad Company list Mort
gage Real Estate
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati. Chicago & St. Louis
Railway Company, Series &C D & G
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabuia Rail
way Company LIST Consolidated Mtse. SO
Portsmouth Suburban Water Company
Racine Water Company
United Water & Light Company
yandaEa Railroad Company, Series B.
yicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific Railway
Company
Virsinisn Railway Company
Watching Water Company
Wellsville Water Company
Wichita Water Company
NOVEMBER 18TH, 1914.
Catskill Illuminating & Power Company
Commonwealth Water & Light Company
/ (Notes)
DIVIDENDS
NOVEMBER IND, 1914
! The Farmers Loan & Trust Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31

Bath Water Works Company so
crimson Railway Company
Cedar Rapids Water Company
Cleveland & Marietta Railway Company
Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern Railway
Company
Colorado Bridge Company
Chattanooga City Water Company
Evansville Electric Railway Company LIST
M,se. 40
Evansville, Tere Hsute & Chicago Rail
road Co. Qneome Mtge.)
EHuabethtown Water Company
Housatonic Railroad Company
Huntington Water Company
Larchnont Yacht Club
Little Miami Railroad Company
Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company Equip
ment, Series A
Nansemond Water Company
Northwestern Coal Railway Company
Omaha Gas Manufacturing Company
Ogden Gas Company
Old Dominion Terminal Company
Old Dominion Terminal Company Bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

A gain OF nearly Sl1,O0o,OOO by the
hank, rs Indicated by the reported
rovcmcr+s of currency this week The
cain from the interior was Slo.4soo uV,
.F.rmert- including S1.3I500O national
oart notes sent 10 Washington for re,
demrt'or and 100000 transferred
through the Sub-Treasury TO New Or
leans. Exports of gold 10 Canada
amounted 90 S1.g55,000. The loss on
ordinary Sub-Treasury TRANSACTIONS
Was S5,7ls,uco.
The quarterly report OF the Nevada
Consolidated Copper Company cover
inc operations for the three months
ended Sertembcr 30, shows net earn
.nrs Of $500 725. as compared with
>9267ll for the same period IN 1918
The omission Of the quarterly dlvi-
dcnd of 81. cents caused ali increase
OF S245slo m the balance, when
amounted to- S422, 725. Production OF
conner totalIed u.25642l pounds, as
qcain-t 49, 500 for the same quarter
last year
Exports Of copper for the week
ended October % amounted to 900
IONS. as against 1916 tons IN the cor
responding week last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
Investment Bankers to Meet.

The third annual convention ~ Tie Invest .Hcft
Bankers Association Of America viii open iu Phil
adclphia. At the Bellevue Stfsfprd Hotel ga No
ycm6er t. for . ihrce-day session Up TO Che pres
cut time more than 800 members ave slguifed
their iteutlou ~ attending The prr cc.t freight
rate Gaze the English moratorium and the Federal
Reserve Bank and n, cfo,t Investment securities
wlu be- amoug tie subjects discussed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
Metal Exchange to Reopen.

4, a special meeting o., 'he board 81 managers
NJ fha Nv York Meal Evchanee a resolution was
aI0.tst I'd oueu 5.a tKcisuFe Tor business on Mo-
y,r1t.r o. TrAIlg ~ fiu wfl bee begun iu Accord
a,r with ne 'r,omueu,!Ailou, 90 tie lls In com'
ultter The ,ai! wlH be held AT noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

Liverpool. Oct 3O--wuEAT Spot firm No D.
Manitoba. 9s ilgd No , . I'd. 40 3, = lihd
hard winter ~ l1i.d. CORN Spot easier. Amer
can mixed. new = Id. BACON Cumberland eur.
ca. TCRPENTlNE-spirits 32s o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31

The constitution of New York Stat.
VIII be made over next year. Do your
part in remaking it by voting on Tues.
day Tor delegates To the CONSTITUTIONS,
Convention who will carry out your
ideas. '"us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
GENERAL FIRE ENTiNGUIsHER COM
PANN.

DIVIDEND 40 ~.
\ quarterly dividend OF TWO AND ONE
HALF PER CENT on I'm" Common stock
OF the General Fire ENtinguisher company
viii be paid November l8. 1914 20 stock
holders OF record at the close - business
october -. 1914
HENRY b CROSS. Secretary.
New York October -. 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
PROV IsIONs

Prize. changes we're RATION and trading was quiet
PORK Sfet,ly. mess S3ld 81 30. family. SIid
So. short cle4r. So So BEEF-Qurl mes.
SslaS23: family $-tsH2j; packet. 81 so: ~
ira india mess 36a$}S. DRESSED HOGS
steady bacons. 1880. $50 h. lO4sc 100 10. he:
40 Ill., IKE. pigs ll4.c. cut MEATS-ricked
BELLE, steady 10 10. 100: y d.. l,' 9 l6e. "A Do.
Bic, P.ckled ham. quiet al !. "a lji., TALlOW
quiet. -pecial 6'-c. clty. tlsc; country. o..
,ily steady az lUiec Reflci South America.
l,10c: Continent II SOC: BranL kegs. BE Com
pound. 6's IS. sTEARlNE-Qulet, oleo. SO;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
COFFEE.

Was extremely quiet. The usual cables from
Brazil were not received and there was also
absence Of cost and freight offers. Local quota
lions on spot remained unchanged Prices IN the
committee room we're steady. with December quoted
At , 1jc 70 $500 and March at 4. lOc bid May al
3ic bid and July Al &c bid Underlying senti-
meut was rather bearish owing TO liberal supplies
and the fact that consumers are not disposed 10
favor the buying side Last offers received from
Brazil were on a basis Of : SOC % 9c for Santos
4 while coffee afluat could he obtained al 9i.c.
Arrivals m New York amounted 10 $1,000 bags.
and tho fact that coffee continues 20 move freely
is acting "a n menace % higher prices. spot Rio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCES.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

FLOI r was firm A n result Of the uptuu I'm
wheat AMI more active CIpor. demand. which
during the last feN lays has taken about 10000
barrels ont OF local stocks spring patents. s. 80
a S.. spring clears. s. l0d s. 20. winter patents
No ! winter. 81 25dS4 30. No .. $iaS4 20. Kan
strhi glits s. - s. %. fancy spring patents
a. S. s. per 100 10. RYE FLOUR steady. fair to
good GSsj 20; choice 70 fancy. s. So
CORNMEAL steady. kiln dried. 81 o.. BAG MEAL
steady me white and yellow. 81 j5aSl 80. coarse
81 5O9ti IS. FEED-Western. FIRM: bran. 100 10
sacks S23 % t93 so. standard middlings DO
SIS 25a S23 so. -four do t2S so: red dog -four 100
10 sacks. s32c city steady: bran. bulk. S22 80 .
l0o-lb sacks. t2i TO- heavy middlings do. S2i To-
Hour DO. s52 So red dog -four. HOLD sacks. S33;
clinical s3lMS3l 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
SHORT TERN NOTES.

d-urnissed b,, Swatwout * ALpenzellaT. -
'tuo ST.
The following b. list OF notes. all due
ui,hin ono wear and on which there are no
trading restrictions as 20 Irlce; Apprx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations,

A summarized report of the Atlantic
City Electric Company, the Canton
Electric, the Rockford Electric, the
Scranton Electric and the Wheeling
Electric companies. controlled by the
American Gas and Electric Company,
covering operation for the month and
wear ended September 80, shows an IN
crease of over Is per cent for the
month in gross revenue. Net earnings
were nearly Il per cent higher than IN
1918 and surplus after charges made a
gain of nearly 29 per cent. The gross
income for the twelve-month period
from these companies amounted 10 81
S96.626. S433.277 more than for the
wear preceding; net income after oper-
atinC expenses totalled S1,54S,65T an
increase of 5000, 1914. while surplus
after charges was S974,7l7, gain Of
S151, $50, equal to nearly Is per cent.
Omaha Electric Light and Power.
Directors of the Omaha Electric
Light and Power Company have re-
Gently elected George II. Harries presi-
dent of the company, succeeding Fred
A. Nash. who has become chairman Of
the board Mr.. Harries is also vice
president Of the II. VI Byllesby & Go.
and president of the LoulSVliie NaS
and Electric Company.
United Railways Of st. Louis.
The United Railways of St Louis
have received authority from the Mis-
souri, Public Service Commission to is
sue 100000 per cent bonds, the pro-
ceeds to be used in taking up an out
standing issue Of per cent bonds OF
the St. Louis & Suburban Railway
Company. No increase Is made IN the
company's indebtedness by ISSUING
these bonds
Central States Electric.
Earnings of the Central States Elec-
trio Corporation present a heavy de-
cline in September from those Of thc
previous year, but the twelve months
report up to September 30 gives fair
increase in returns both in gross and
net revenue. The gross income for
September amounted to S307377 de-
crease of Ss191 and net revenue after
EXPENSES and taxes showed a loss Of
$3.50. while surplus decreased S5,6lS,
TO SS21S6. An increase of S41S,l75 was
shown in the yearly report, as the
company earned S4,252,O3 in gross IN
come. The balance after interest
charges, preferred dividends. etc,
showed a gain of $13S,824, and the sur
plus increased $l4O,294.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
Cotton Exchange Seat Sold

Announcement was made Yesterday that the Cot
,o, E,,haugr seat u William ". Weniler had been
,oil I'm lanes n Parker. president 0i me MUTUAL
,lfis,.e Trust Company. for another, Tor >FVuo'
g. t5ire showing no change from the previous sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31

Delegates TO the Constitutional Com
yention must be voted for on a sepa-
rate ballot. See that you mark that
separate ballot next Tuesday and so
insure yourself share in the re-
modelling of the state constitution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
Ny AL. NIOEI.S.

Ha,in ,ioIirt and Tar ina i've. SPIRITS Tt'RPEN-
TINE machine bbls. 49,. "a iGc TAR Retort. q. Sd
ale. Kiln, 900 SOC RUSlN Common TO good
strained. s TO-. h. ID. r. +. g. II and l. 5000
h 500. NJ. zoo. s. &c. WIG. Slic. WV. t--lc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
2 s.. HICKORY NUTS. s..
Hay AND SIKAW.
pOTATOIS And VEGETABLES.

White potatoes steady. Mushrooms hgheI. -.
az; st state .'' 81 to@s S.; jersey 81 5oasl y
3lc@ 81 TO- hsrn. 1t 81 0at- 81 o. ,oESs.
white. bag. 7j,aSl %. yellow. 7jePS 10. rcd o
AZ. ARfICHOREs. cal. drum; $3.50; BEANs'
nearby bsk or bag. 1jcdS - Nd Max OK St'...
b,k 75caSl 2j Va. wax. 7icnS = green 90 ~,
81 Is. Charleston. green, llcHkl -; BhO 9SEL71
SPROTTS a. 5Wl2r. BETS. 100 bunche'' 81 ~
asa: Dbl. $la$l 80. CARROTS. 100 bunche, ~"
s.. ltl-lb lag. 500 1850. Dbl, uuwasheI. 'lce - :
washed. SIa{i %: CELERY Jersey. sta.e AID
WIch do bunches 100 3jc. rough. case. $40 81 ~
CAlBAGES. boil. 5jceSl. 100. 81 .O@S ~ 90 90
nest p. Ton. s7@Sl0. Danish seed. $IO@N4. fri.
iii. 81 5Oq$g. CACLIFLOWERS J. l. short cut. obL.
sl@ So -. long cut. Sl1N 90, STATE crate, '3cS'
81 Il. CUCUMBELS. Ela. hsd. SlHS3 JV' bo5t9h,
dollhouse. No l. doZ SiG$l 81; No = box SI%
81 so; /. J. dollhouse, No /, don b0c9$l p, Ell
PLANTS Jersey. b.k, 7ic@Sl: Dbl SlgSl TO- Ia.
hGr SlaS2 20: LETTUCE. b,k. lica -; box. '0cH
81 Is: Va. bsk. 5jc@Si. LIMA HAAS Jersey s.Il
l. l. bsk or Rag iU.aSl g.. MUSHROOMS. I'D
bsk jOra 81 - OKLA. LA, carrier. 81 = =
q-ulI. Sgf5aS3 %. Dsk. 81 IjHS- =. Pas, "a.
ha.f- bbi b,a. 81 25m$3. bush. 81; PEPPhKS.
PJNIFKINS. bul. 5oo Zoe; EOMAINE. nearby b,,5s.
5OcaSI: HADISHES. 100 bun Ines. t't@ -
sol ASH marrow or Hubbard Dbl. 900 ,lc, ; Ia.
white boz 6. 30. hsk 1ica 81: SPlNAtH Ia q.
hbl 75ca 81 Il. b,-. 81 10 Soc. MOTOR Gol. d.
81 L.: TOMATOES nearby. box. JVeoSl 30, tai
-Es.d 81 uul.Uust. y Go 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31

\ further advance lu crude OF. when was quoted
a high a, go cents caused active covering ~ tAo
Local market and early pTi-cs were strong aud
higher II seemed 10 be- the general impression
that the recent decline had carried values Jeo"
the cost 81 production. and that there was even
reason 10 expect broad and active demand Dee
for. the season j. over. The uptuu, which repre-
.cutcd about re ga the l4st 'rE DAYS. caused a
midday reaction but later the market was again
rim. and closing quotations Welc " 10 points
igt higher. Io.4l contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
EXPORTS,
CASH QUOTATIONS..

Iron. y. 40 isaac coffee No Rio -
Iron, y. 40 , { IL - Sugar. granu. go
Iron. :. No { liiO Moasses. OK, p -
Steel rails. 10 Beef. family....S2 30
Wheat. No red ia. Tallow. special. 65s
Corn. No vel S2iz Pork. mess. q -
oats stand VIII So. HOGS. Dir. 100 II II D.
Flour, Mpls p. ; 30 Lard. mid West 10 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
U. S. Treasury Finances,

Washington. oct. 3O--The condition OF the
United States Treasury at the beginning o.
lusiuasg TO-DAY WAS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31

The deficit this fiscal year is SIi.19o s2s.
against 4 deficit 81 81 ls6. V2O last year. en-
elusive ~ Panama Canal and public debt
trar-aetlDuS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31

-: ewes. 50 50 30. sheep. mixed s. $50
Try Telegraph 70 The Tribusel
Louisville. Oct. SO-SHEEP AND LAMBS-kts'
s-.G<- 50. seconds. $6g So %: cul!s. siSSi: lat
sleep S4uS4 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
The Farmers Loan & Trust Co.
TO- IS, 20 and u WILLIAM STREET
New York City
New York City

Commons and Dividends November are payable AT
this Office on and November ISL 1914, as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31
Boston Curb Market.

Boston. Oct. 30 Sales on the Boston
.urh TODAY were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31

irss is2 scorej. ATE higher. $40: gfsls. - 9sSy
92i4c seconds 25e sc; creamery. held, srtS ais
sSis d.Iya aas. si&slc soo} 70 plTs 21e39oi
process. extras. 2ja 1ec hrsts. 25'se Zf1c' "''''
ton creamery. nrits. 2Jh @2'c
CHEESE.
Receipts Isis boxes. Market au,s ar W, ,,,os
ance o. highest grades of fresh state fas bu' VIZ,
colocd. specials. I5g5Hc white l5Ae, cO y, 90
d"l.ss, l5@i5Nc: Wisconsin. m, fresh. daisies
Hh@ifA fats l5c. twins. 1n.S,L,t. I3G
Amsre,.. l5c STATE Skins held specials Low
EGGS.
Receipts. :. $50 cases Market steady 70 him on
better grades ~ fresh gathered. ami moderate ~
qulry for loser qualities. Fresh gatnelfsh e1sts
tine, dozen. Sac 3gc. extra lfsts: 3l@85c' nts'l,
ssS 3Oc seconds N@21c. feirSetaior5 - Jgt1ls
marks. fancy. charges paid. BE; hfsls -t@ ~
new Iaid 55555c: gathered. as 20 SIC and DUAL +,
liy 26G soc hennery browns. $50 SOC gilheiop
and mixed. 29G3jc.
FRUITS.
FREsH-Apples steady. demand chiefly or ,la-Eo
common. 75ceT -: Far Wesiern' boz 'sf@ta.t,.
PEARS. seckcl bbi. t3@fi 1Ji bush. q 10y
sesu AID 1Anjoi. bbi. $40 81 30 sheldon. s. 80:
Duchess. s. 50at4. Howell s. 50sS %, Mere
sl@!225; bsSI logCoe; common conn .t so'S ga.
GRAPES. Dol case. 5jc. Niagara. large case ~
81 -: small Sl@sl u. Concord. 10 bski cass' 9Yc
81: Del An hskt va l2c: white. s4l0c. bscH
lib bsft. 10 loc slb bskt. lG lie; Nlagaft 20
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NUTS.
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en-, 81 5O@Sa. HICKORY nuts. Ss$3 %.
HAY AND STRAW.
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highest quality could hnd no adequate Quiet ~
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81 so; 80 l. $20@S-0 20; 40 20 2. so ?o3 SlS'
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4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-31

Receipts aSl3 packages Market lightly supplied
With choice and faucy fresh creamery, anl value.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-26
LOVING CUP PRESENTED
TO HONORED TEACHER
[speclal to The Times-Disnntch |

lSpeS'bi 10 Ine IimeS- Dispatch.
winston Salem. y. c.. May 25.-A
notable incident In connection with tho
meeting OF the Academy Association
OF Salem Female College this after
noon was the honor confct1ed upon
MISS emma Lehman In celebration Of
her httieth year OF continuous SER
vico as n teacher In the Salem Acad-
envy and college. The honor came In
the form Of a handsome loving cup.
niIed with gold coin contributed by
former students of the college now
residing In many sections of the coun-
- bound memorial volume. which con-
tanned letters from contributors. was
also presented This token of esteem
was presented by Miss Mary Louise
Strowd of Chapel Hin. who was a
member of tho class of 1911.
Miss Lehman taught six years In
public schools before becoming a mem.
Der OF salem College faculty It Is
claimed her record Is unequaled By any
teacher In America
Memorial gifts were presented TO
the memorial fund by Miss CAROLYN
robinson Of New York. for the tun!-
ors; by Miss Olivia Miller, OF North
Carolina. for tho sophomores. and bv
Miss elizabeth Butner. OF North Caro-
lima. for the freshman class
one-third of the class of 1878 were
In attendance upon the meeting this
afternoon.
The annual literary address, which
Will mark the close of the one hun
drcd and twelfth annual Commence
ment Of the college, viii be delivered
to-morrow b. DR.. James Burrell. of
New York.
The concert tonight was the big
musical event of commencement week
a chorus of nifty voices. with orchestra
OF twenty-five pieces. rendered Van
Erecs cantata, st. Cccilia's Day"