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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. /

Philadelphia. Oct l6-AIore strength has
developed in the local wool market during
the last week than for some time past. This
hardening condition has been brought about
through the strong inquiry for raw material
for export. Advances OF from l TO cents
a pound have been recorded in quarter bloods
and under, but the lower grades appear 90
appeal 10 the foreign buyers just now on
account OF the great need OF army cloth for
the British and French armies Manufact
urers are now paying prices that a few weeks
ago they turned down as being unattractive.
Dealers refuse 20 make concessions OF any
kind 10 make sales over 10000 pounds OF
Indiana quarter and thrce-eighths were sold
at prices ranging from 25la TO ~ cents dur
ing the week. Quotations are: New York
and Michigan ieeces-Fine. unwashed. BE .
delaine, unwashed, 24u 23c; one-aslf blood
20c: three-eighths, 25hu26c: che-fourth.
- y a25 l2c; one-quarter. three-eighths and
one-half clothing, 2l422c; common and
braid, 22g23c. PENNSYLVANIA and ohio
neeoes-Deaine unwashed Bic; Xxx. 3oc; fine.
Understandable. 23q24c; one-haif blood
comblng. 27G2sc three-eighths. 26d26'se
one-quarter, 25d26c; one-quarter, three
eighths and one-half clothing. DE: delaine
unwashed 25iaa2dc; fine, 24isq20c; common
and braid. 23c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

CALL MONEY.-New loans were PLACED
at per cent Rates Gas per cent.
TINE MONEY.-The market was I'm
tied with per cent as the rpling rate.
MERCANTILE PAPER was quiet. Rates
Gla al per cent for best names.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENI TX
changes. $22s 1sS.T7S. balances. $l5.-V2' bo".
The Sub-Treasury was debtor TO the
amount Of S952 221.
SJB-TREASURY. - New York banks
gained from the Sub Treasury Sl9OO'OUO
and gained since Friday s7,005.OOO.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGES LOUIS eN-
change 55c premium bid, Coo premium
asked: Boston. par: san Francisco, 3Oc
premium; Cincinnati, l5c premium; chi
casO. par: Minneapolis. 30c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS.-Bo Boston, exchanges
$50. I4I sG4. balances $500, 267; Baltimore.
exchanges S6.O05, 391, balances $l.Ol9494i
Chicago exchanges $49,441,359, balances
81. 6S2 263. Philadelphia. exchanges >-''-
Og3 $40. balances S2,T2i3s9.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver in Lon
don was 23lsd an ounce, off y New YORK
quotation was bOz G., of ~
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Busl was
active end rates were higher. Gable ster-
ling, 4.9s5O: demand sterling. 1870. Gable
francs 5.O5A :sdemand francs. 0.oJA. cable
marks 92JA demand marks, 92k.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
RESERVE BOARD MEETS
Terms of Office of Nine Direc
tors Designated.

AT the first meeting of the full
board of directors of the New York
Federal Reserve Bank yesterday in the
temporary offices at p Pine St, their
terms of Office were classified as fol-
lows: The terms of Franklin d. Locke.
Leslie K. Palmer and George F. Pea
body expire December 81, 1915; of
William Woodward, Henry K. Towne
and Pierre Jay, December 81, 1916;
OF R. II. fireman, William b. Thompson
and Charles Starek, December 81, 1917.
MIR. Starek, in addition TO being vice
chairman and deputy reserve agent of
the New York regional bank board, is
it's secretary.
The board designated Wednesday as
its regular meeting day, but no meet
ing will be held next week owing TO
the conference Of directors Of the Fed
eral Reserve banks with the Federal
Reserve Board, which is TO be held in
Washington, beginning Tuesday.
The call of the Federal Reserve
Board for the first instalment, or one
sixth, of their subscription to the capi-
tai stock of the member banks on No
vember . came as a surprise TO the
New York banks yesterday. but they
said they were fully prepared to meet
the payment. The member banks of
this state. as result of the call. will
have TO pay SS,436,93 of which the
New York City banks share will be
S2.4S5,050 These sums are payable in
gold or gold certificates.
According to the figures issued by
the Reserve Bank Organization Com
mittee some time ago, the member
banks of the New York Federal Re-
serve District have subscribed to a
capital of S2O,62l sos, being per cent
Of their own capital and surplus. Of
which the member banks of New York
City alone will furnish S14,910,300.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
Chicago, Rock Island { Pacific R. R. c.
TO THE
HOLDERS OF COLLATERAL TRUST BONDS OF 20o2
TO THE

The undersigned Committee has adopted designed
bondhod depotng
pledged stock the Operating Company their compliance with the plan
which be application
posary under the plan and agreement
In participate the plan
with CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
and agreement,
Bonds be deposited in transferable
accompanied by the and
with such deposit imposed by law the
deposit deposited the Depository will
deposit privilege registration Application
will be list such certificates deposit the
York Stock Exchange
In the disturbed financial conditions impossible for the
considerable
The
the pledged having
ted with practically all of outstanding bonds
SITUATION MUST BE APPARENT TO EVERY
BoNDHOLDER PRESSING NECESSITY FOR IMMEDIATE
DEPOSIT DESIRE CONSERVATION
DISTRIBUTION OF THE PLEDGED STOCK TO DE-
POSTING BoNDHOLDERs AS PROVIDED IN THE PLAN
York October 30, 1914
JAMES NJ WALLACE
BERNARD NJ BARUCH.
JOLlNE. LARKN & RATHBONE. BROWN
CRAVATH & HENDERSON, HENRY EVANS,
Counsel CHARLES HAYDEN
C. z SlGLEP Secretary FREDERICK STRAUSS,
81 Wall Street. New York City. Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17

lBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l
Albany. oct. i6.-Corn Realty Co. Manhat-
q Cary av.. Elmhurst; NJ: Goidenblum
brooklyn: !. Schargel New York.
Alliance Dress CO.. Manhattan $4,000, j.
Mayer 1891 Madison av.,. New York. :. Levy.
The Bronx: T.. Frost. New York.
Neptune Packing and Rubber Co., Manhat-
tan: 5000; *. Y. Dubois. 81 Third av., New
Brighton; J. r. Dubois. New Brighton, f.
X Fegry. TTompsnsyyille. 60 ,,.,o,...
$40 O00 NJ. Frank. 2li5 Honeywell ay., The
Bronx: +. O. Towne. j. singer. New York.
Umckaloabo Chemical Co.. Manhattan;
secret process for tuberculosis. etc; so, 900;
= = Ryckman. sos West 18th st., New
York; r. A. Sprong. !. " Russell, New
York.
~. 900. G. j. Tabor A. East ed ST.. New
York: II. S. Roberts. New York; Z. q.
LLOYD preparation CO.. Buffalo: chemicals;
SO. 900; ]. G. Mcdowell. d. o. Palmer L. D.
The Quilting Pee. Rye; needle craft SO
900; =. L. Putnam, Z. O'Day, y. J. Fau!k-
ner. Rye. y. Y. -,...
81. 900. II. NJ. Wolfe. 81 South Second av.'
Mount Vernon: j. = Turner. Mount Vernon.
IL. b. Goodstein, New York.
East Forty-siSth Street Realty coT rpm
10Th st.. New York: u. J. Junger, The
Bronx. T.. G. ROhmann. Brooklyn.
Il. Handel Manhattan furs; $4,000; >.
Handel. nl3 Prospect av., The Bronx: r.
Handel The Bronx ;. Schuchner. New York.
Radlum Spray CO.. Brooklyn drugs; $40 p
900. +. a. Ilubbel. 32l Macon ST., Brooklyn
G.. j. Hubbell. Brooklyn, G. A. Machehey'
New York. ,,-..
The Aiken Manufacturing CO.. Manhattan;
merchandise: $1,000; j. e.. Moore. l3' West
COIN st.. New York; II. c. Lee, ). Even
New York. ,,,.
slj 600. / LevinsOn ISL Fox st, The Bronx
s. ". Halper G. Lelght New York. -.
The ottoman Tobacco Co.. Of New fork,
Manhattan: 5000: +. O. Rita. 2lS Classon
az brooklyn: T. J. McQuade. ID. W. Steele
In Now York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Tile steamer market continued firm. with
n good general demand for prompt boats
SAL tonnage demand was limited. and
rates low. Quotations 20 Liverpool, Al
London, 3Rd; Hull. 4d; Bristol Ard;
Cork. for orders. IS; picked ports. large
tonnage, IS Tad; cotton 70 Liverpool per
100 10 35c Charters: Br steamer. 3tS9
tons. nitrate, W C South America to the
L X ais Cd, with options, oct; Br steam
er, 2,75l tons. general cargo. Bombay 10
Port Sudan and two ports 5. Eos 30, late
Oct; Dan steamer. 1900 qrs. grain. New
York to Scandinavian ports. at or about
IS Cd, prompt; Br steamer. $4,000 qrs
grain, Montreal 10 London. Avonmouth or
Glasgow, IS, early Nov. Br steamer. 2.3iS
tons, transatlantic trade, about 6 months,
basis about A., prompt, Br steamer, 2.40l
tons cotton, etc, Galveston 20 Liverpool.
42s Cd, oct; Br steamer. 1920 tons, gen
eral cargo. Gulf TO one or two ports West
Italy, t7s 6dH ISIS. Oct, schooner, s5i tons,
coal, Newport News 10 cay Francis. p {;
schooner. 475 tons. coal. Phila 10 ~ CroiX
p t; schooner. 3g9 tons, coal, Phila to
Galveston, p [: schooner. 500 tons, cool
Phlla to New Orleans. p Z schooner 2s5
tons. coal, Phila 20 Jacksonville, p Z;
schooner. 800 tons, X q boards. Charleston
TO New York, 81 so, schooner, 462 tons,
coal, Phila to PASSPORT, y Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

A gain Of around $12,OOO,OOO by the
banks is indicated by the reported
movements of currency this week. The
gain from the interior was 1885, 600.
shipments including 1871 900 national
bank notes sent to Washington for re-
demption. Gold exports to Canada
amounted TO $7,859,0OO. The gain on
ordinary Sub Treasury transactions
was S7,S99,0OO
The protective committee for general
mortgage bonds Of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton Dayton Railway Company
has been increased by the addition of
Gordon Abbott. The other members
are Charles II. Sabin, chairman; Harry
Bronner, Samuel L. Fuller and j. II.
McClement.
Exports Of copper for the week ended
October Is amounted to 5,160 tons, as
compared with 6,779 for the CORE
spending week last year.
The Guaranty Club, composed OF the
officers and clerks of the Guaranty
Trust Company of New York, at the
annual meeting elected II. K. Wohlers,
secretary to President Hemphill, as
president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, oct. l6-"The Commercial will
say TO morrow:
Business has been on a rather larger
scale IN the Boston wool market this week,
and has included a considerable proportion
OF foreign woods both crossbred and domes-
tic Prices on low 10 medium woods are de-
cidedly firm, and this tendency IS upward,
while fine woods are generally steady, In line
with the advance last week at London. The
English wool embargo has been made more
inclusive so far as shipments 10 neutral
countries are concerned. Leading domestic
quotations:
Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces-Delaine.
washed 2SQ30c: one-half blood combng -
Q29c: three ighths, 2hd29c; delaine. un-
washed 24q25c; fine, 23u24c Michigan and
New York Fine. unwashed. 23c: delaine. %
M23c: oue-half blood. 27m2Sc; three eighths.
Parse Wisconsin and Missouri-Three-
eighths blood q27c: one-quarter 25i4Q26c:
braid, 22c. kentucky and smilar-One- half
blood. unwashed, 2Sc. three-eighths, 2sc
Secured basis: Texas-Fins ~ months
5Gn5sc: eight months. 53H54c fall 45fi87c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 54G55c; middle coun-
try 5lW62c; Southern. 4S06Oc; fall free. 40
d4sc OregOu-Eastem No l staple, 60c :
clothing. 5795sc; valley No !, 4sq50c. Ter
ritory- Fine staple. 6Vd62c: medium, $50
GOc. fine clothing. 57a5sc. medium. 55057c;
one-half blood combing 5SadOc; three
eighths 4gN6lc.
Pulled-Extra. 5sG6Oc. "A. 56a57c: fine
A. 53u5Jc. A supers, 5O0J2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

A leading bond house which handles
large number Of public utility bonds
has compiled statistics showing the
stability Of earnings Of first class pub
lie utility companies during the presen;;
var crisis. Il says: 1--WE have received
70 date the August statement of earn
irgs Of forty-four Of the siXty-two
public utility companies which report to
rs monthly figures. and as they opcr-
sie in twenty-one different states, from
Maine 10 California, We believe they
are representative of well established
public utility companies Of the type
whose bonds We handle. Gross earn
;ngs Of these companies for August,
1914, amounted 20 Sl0,795,609, an in
crease Of $3O55C1. equal to 2.92 per
cent and net earnings were S4,1lo,OOl,
q gain Of S428,1S0. or 10 per cent more
than for August in 1913. The increase
u 10 per cent IN net earnings is large
y due first, TO the ability of the com
aanies 10 retrench when necessary, and,
second, 10 economies which are the
direct result of large amounts Of cap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
KANSAS RICH IN WHEAT
More Than 1876, 100000 Bush
els in This Years Crop.

Topeka, Kan, Oct. 16.-Winter
wheat sown in Kansas for this years
crop amounted TO 9,061,971 acres. ac-
cording to the assessors returns to
the State Board of Agriculture. This
announcement was made by J. c. Mob
Ter, secretary of the board, to-day.
While the board has as yet made no
canvass of yields, Mr.. Mohler pointed
out if the governments August 1 esti-
mate of 205 bushels an acre were ap-
piled 10 the acreage reported il would
mean that Kansas produced more than
100000 bushels of wheat in 1914,
exclusive of the output of $4,000 acres
sown 10 spring varieties.
A wheat crop such as Kansas raised
in 1914, according to Mr.. Mohler, has
never been equalled by any other state
in the Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
COFFEE.

To assist the liquidation OF existing con
tracts on the Coflte Exchange the yOluntarr
liouidatlng committee Will receive bids from
buyers for nlw account on and after Monday
October 10. such buying 10 be supplied only
through sales Of outstanding long contracts.
This announcement seemed 10 impart
steadier tone 10 the situation. and after re
ports Of sales Of December az $500 at the
forenoon meeting OF the committee the price
advanced 10 S.JOc after midday Few offers
were received from Brazil. but this was at
tributed TO a desire to save the increased
cable tolls rather than 70 any material
change OF attitude on the part OF Brazilian
shipnera The decline OF lO0nijO refs I'm the
Santos market. reported by the early cable,
and a reaction OF I'D In the rate or Rio ex-
change on London appeared 10 be IN line
with this view and so FAR as could be judged
prices for forward shipment were about IN
changed. Local spot market very quiet. The
interior f. supposed 20 hold comparatively
small supplies. bu. the tendency Is 10 buy
ONLY from hand 10 mouth. and IL is reported
that some ToasterI whose recent imDorta-
tions have exceeded Immediate requirements
have offered to resell small amounts in order
TO securs the difference between their cost
and freight price and the quotations prevail
ing Local holders, however. maintained
their prices. with Rio Is quoted az 6iic and
Santos As at 10Ac. The statistical position
u IRA lillian coffee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
FIOIR AND MEAL.

\ steady feeling prevailed in -four, without
change in price. Spring patents. 81 0Oa
S. 30; spring clears 81 10d$J 80; winter nat
ents. 81 25GSj 90: winter straights. S5qS5 20:
extra No / winter 81 25aS4 80. No 2. S49
81 20. Kansas strsights. S. 254S5 so fancy
srring patents. 50 COdS7 05. BUCKWHEAT
FLOTR-Dull. 81 65GS2 So per 100 ID. RYE
FLOUR-Steady: fair 20 good. s. 1885 80;
choice 10 fancy So 55dS5 90 CORNMEAI~-
Quiet: kiln dried. "a 10 BAG MEAL
quiet: fine white and yellow. 81 6jasl 20;
coarse. 81 55d$l 90. FEED-Western quiet.
bran. lO0-li sacks. 500 30; standard middling.
S23 JO flour do. SOS rel dog -four, l4O-lb
sacks. S32: CITY steady: bran. bulk. $22 90;
10O-b sacks. Sa3 70; heavy middings d..
S24 y -four mddlings do S32qs33; red dog
-four. HON sacks S33: ol,meal. S3l bO1S32.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
CHICAGO GRAINS ADVANCE
Wheat, Corn and Oats Gain
Provisions Split Changes.

Chicago, Oct. 16-Renewed export
activity that stretched to all North
American centres put decided strength
to-day into the price of wheat. As a
result the market closed steady at Ia
1hc above last night. Corn gained hc
to %@Ac net, and oats ia hc to
A6%c. In provisions the outcome va
ried from zoe decline to rise of 22tsc'
Discovery that Winnipeg receipts for
five days this week had averaged a
thousand cars daily less than during
the corresponding time a year ago ex-
planned to considerable degree the
broadening out of the European de-
mand for wheat Besides, there were
Liverpool advices that offerings were
light from all exporting countries and
that Australian crop prospects had be-
come adverse. Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
New Hooking Valley Issue.

The Hooking Valley Railroad, which
has S4,OO0,O0O one-year per cent notes
maturing November l. plans to issue
an equal amount of one-year 6 per cent
notes TO pay off the maturing issue;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and the National
City Bank, which have handled the
Hooking Valleys financing, are expect
ed TO take the new notes, which, it is
understood, will be offered at price
to yield 6h to ga per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
MEETINGS.
=. AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE co.

church ST.. New YORK sent e5tb 1914
s.V''lVL Is HEREBY GIVEN mat The annual
go1s,is o. The stockholders u AMERICAN Loco
~ ~ OOAPANY viii Dc held a. the once %
4 TSe1pany a 20 Church ST. Nes YORK Ciiy.
e.,,ss' ne goth day q Oct 1914. az twelve
ls,.., aeon, Tor the purpose u eleCiing three
.,'ln ioI the term Of three years. AID for The
IN. 80 o. such other business as may properly
3 80 e@e Tho meeting Amendments 10 sections
ol,~,', 10 Of the bylaws. creating a Finance
t.,,,,see' and changing tho number o. Directors
Il - ior a quorum Of TIE Executive Commit
t.,tss.~ ioaf 70 three. viii be presented for raft
90. ms polls viii remain open from 1915
a. III 10 O'Clock IN the afternoon Of said
= s,.s.s ,iocs transfer books " the Company viii
IVA s',i.I ron The 2lst day Of Sept. 1914. AZ
W. isl4. at ten O'Clock in tbs forenoon BON u"
G. Il DENNY Secrsfarv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
Following are the closing bid and
assessment paid.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

rty.rnool oct G-WHEAT-spot nrm
>,o Manitoba, os 30. No red winter. new
g "a. futures firm. October. ~ I'd; Deem
~ IS aisd. CORN-Spot quiet American
lived, new. Is Sad: futures steady; October
o. ~ r,iddles light. 76s. heavy. los.
ltIotrr 'DEIte-Sorhre 7as LARD. 80 ID
- ~ ~ FLOUR " inter patents. Jos
"a HOPS IN Loioon dacihc COAST. t5gtf
7 ms FED Calcutta. October and November.
-spifits SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
gave way IN the last hour and closed zuo
points net lower. Local contract prices
SUGAR.

There was no change In refined. and buy
or5 were not inclined 20 operate. owing 20 tho
large parity between refined and raws. Prices
were on tho basis Of sd6.25o for fine granu-
lated. Raw quiet and easier, and prices 90,
clined &c, rejecting the large supplies ana
the poor demand for the refined product
Offerings however we're not very aggressive
at the lower levels, and the market closed
steady nj S9c for Centrifugal. 874c for mo-
lasses and 3hc for Cubas, cost and freight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington Oct. ls.-The condition OF the
United states Treasury at the beginning OF
business october "a was: Net balance In
general fund ss7. il5. 7o7. Total receipts octo-
6sr IL 81 C597a4 Total payments October 10
- ga ass The deficit this fiscal year Is W.
1855 against deficit OF N.7o6' 81 lSst
wear exclusive OF Panama Canal and pubic
dehf transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
THE TRENTON POTTERIEs co.

IItnt0u- y J., OCTOBER 10 1914.
DIVIDEND 40. so
~ a meeting Of the BOARD OF Directors,
crs,,u his day, dividend ~ ONE PER
Az 40 was declared on the Non-Cumu-
49,, Preferred Stock or the Company.
y. =, On October "a, 1914. TO stockhold-
49, record al o'clock T.. NJ. October 10.
~, Transfer books do not close.
=" LAYTON. Secretary aud Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
anLBRo0K COMPANY.

Ihs ,, NOTICE.
~ Mil y,l meeting OF the Stockholders OF
As TEXTBOOK COMPANY will be held az
s0rg p,.H The Company. lS0th street and
Yer Yeysr Z; Avenue, Borough Of The Bronx.
~ A, city. on Monday. November md
sosss' ~ ~ clock noon for the election Of
~ for ~ directors for Tho ensuing year.
80 a M, transaction ~ such other bust
y sS properly come before said meet
Gated tt,. a. J.. CLARK. Secretary.
seventeenth day Of October, 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
standard MILLING COMPANY,

40 WALL STREET
fHLfERRED STOCK DIVIDEND 30. %.
New York City. september 80. 1914.
me Directors Of this Company have to-
e e declared a dividend OF TWO AND
yNL-hALF O2iscI PER CENT from the
.Inlngs ~ tie Company upon the Pre-
.lIteo stock. payable october 81, 1914, at
ls once % the company to the preferred
"oeknoloers ~ record on October 20. 1914.
me transfer books Of the preferred stock
w % closed ON October &c. 1914, at three
y,coek j. g.. and open on November ..
'iA az ten o'clock a. 81.
10. A kNON- TranemrAr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
PROVISIONS.

Apart from an active trade in November
Isri with a strong advance early on support
from hackers the market eased OF with
grain and under scattered realizing. Cover
ing near the close resulted In a slight rally.
PORK - Steady; mess, SCI 50gS1z: family
s94 bo1it27. short clear, s22qs25 BEEF--Un-
settled: mess, s2iq23; family. s2sgs30, pack
ct s24dSZ: extra India mess $500
DRESSED HOGs-Barely steady; bacons'
llJtc; lsO-rp. I2c: leo-ih, i2isc: ION. i2Se.
niEs le7.c. CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies
dulI. ION. isIkc; i2-rb. l5zalsc. l4-lb. i5c;
pickled hams steady. l5hd16c. TAILoW-
STEADY; special. SAC: city. SIC: country. GAG
6T.c. LARD-strong. 10 sogl0 7oc; city nrm.
- "a. Continent IL zoe; Brazil kegs. l. zoe:
compound easy. 7hG7%c. sTEARINE 90
Steady: cleo, o.: city lard stearine. llac.
COTTONsEED OIL.
With scattered liquidation and reports ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
LEIGH VALLEY COAL SALES co.

New York. September 18th. 1914
ne Board Of Directors Of the l.ehigh Val
"a Sales Company have this day de
p a dividend or Two and one-half per
AZ Nl15 per share), payable October l7ta,
~ 70 those stockholders Of the Company
~. are holders Of fun share certificates OF
H. REGISTERED on the Company books at
Sose OF business. october sth. 1914.
Nes'ks will be mailed
" L II-HmnN -rrenstlrer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-17
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
OCTOBER 10.
Manhattan.

Tile first name is that OF the debtor. The
second that OF tho creditor. and date when
judgment was filed.
McSwecgan. Frank and Harry. o. Koven
* Bros Jan -. 1914. S21l rs
Official Information Bureau. Inc. X.
Fitch: June -, 1914 1851 G7
Richard Carvel Co. Irc.-Nutual Life In
surance Co OF New York: oct A. 1914:
SOS 03
schremp. Vim. Ri Shaw Dec. &c, 1913;
$3.50 -
Phillips Joln-Thatcher Furnace Co: July
-. 1912 Cancelled; Si5G o.
samc-ColweI Lead Co; Nav %. 1912 Can
celledJ: 81. 100 ~
Baker. LYMAN D. or Hvman +. y. North
ern Bank OF New York. Aug. 30. 1911:
S32s 90
Jackson. Samucl-H II. Kalstein; oct II. l9oS
reversed: 81. AZ SO
Block. Jacob "a G. Kaufmann sept. l.
1914 (vacatedJ. S1S3 IS
The Bronx.
Benenson Realty Ca. Wynehouse. April
30. 1914: SAL "a