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Lower coast gazette., 1914-12-19
City of New Orleans.

uoluol da SlioWA Wy tHe DOUhS VI Tic
Company, such notice to contain ad.
vice Of the intention OF the Company
so TO redeem said stock. II earned, a
pro rata OF the annual dividend up to
the date of redemption shalt be paid
at time of redemption. The preferred
stock shall be sold by the Board Of
Directors for not less than par to be
paid for on such terms and condi-
tons as it may determine.
The Board of Directors Of this Cor.
noration is Authorized to purchase
from Mr.. Warren Buckley, of Harlem
Plantation, Louisiana, and Charles W.
Buckley Of Chicago, Illinois, the fol.
lowing at the following prices, to-wit:
Two (2) mules at two hun.
dred dollars $4,000 EACH. $500. 90
Two ca disc c%ultivators at
twenty dollars (s2o) each. 1000
Three GO disc harrows at
fifteen dollars ($15) each. 1900
Two ~ corr cultivators at
fifteen dollars (sl5) each. 5000
One "a rotary harrow. 1000
One ~ water cart. 5000
One a. eight H. P. Fair.
banks.Morse Gasoline En-
CINE ..................... 900. 90
e,ne Il }corn gi;nder. ...... 1900
Zen t1ol two-horse plows at
eight dollars (ss) EACH. 80. 60
fifteen hundred {.5oo) lbs.
cf Naanage Seed at one
doliar fsl; per h........ 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Sept. 4--"The Commercial Bul!e-
tin will say tomorrow:
THE wool market has been moderately az
tive during the week ana prices have held
steady Business has been largely In terri
tory and other domestic woods, together win
some foreign Crossbrrds. Conservatism seems
TO be the underlying principle upon which
business is done. but dealers are generally
firm believers in the value Of the wool they
POSSESS. AdviCes from Yorkshire indicate
dun and unsettled business, with Ene wool
and tops lower" Leading domestic quota
tons
Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces- Delainc.
washed. 32c: Ky. 3ld3l &C; one-halr blood
Combing. 2SU2Sigc; three-eighths 2Sp2S '2c;
6elalne unwashcd. pa 2sc. fine. 25c. Mich-
gan and New Nork-Fine unwashed, re; de-
luine, 24Q2jc. one-half blood. re: three.
eighths, 27Q27i2c Wisconsin and Missouri
Three elghths blood &c, onc-quarter. goa
% Izc: braid. 2ld22c. Kentucky and similar
-One-half blood unwashed. 26a21c three
eighths 27U2Sc: One-quarter. 2GdHC.
Secured basis: Texas-Fiue Il months. 500
62c: 10 months. 5jGJ7c; fan. 4sHjOc.
California Northern Sd57c: middle county
5laJ2c: Southern. $4,000. Oregon - Eastern
No / staple. G2a64c. clothing. 59aGOc; val
ley No l. 4Sq5Oc. TerIitory-t'ine staple,
82aR5c: nne medium, $4,000; fine clothing
5SA0Oc. fine medium. jFr57c: one half blood
combiug. G,Nl sc. three -eishths. 4SaiOc.
Pulled Extra. GDHG2": "A. 57HGpc; fine
A. J4G SIC: supC~S. 5OUJ3c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
SEPTEMBER 4.
Manhattan,

Tbc following Judgments for amounts Of
more than 500 were hled Yesterday, the hrst
name b=Ing that Of the debt0r; ,d En-
Armstrong, PaUl--National Printing anu En-
CRAVING CO.. 81. 163 81.
Amend Otto IA. +. Hart 81, 52S 81.
Anderson, Thomas Kirkman Son. Sl26 IS.
Same-B. Fischer Co., Sl1o -; r..
Sarnc-Proctor q Gamble Distributing Co..
Ascbcnband. Earl-Lehn & Fink, 1924 ~:
American Express co.. C. Warren, Sllo 70
Anglo American Film Corp.-T J. Hayes
Arch Realty and Construction Co. Philip s.
Saitta and Philip w. Saitta-H. {. Nelsse-
man ct al. SR9l3 % O.,
Athos Realty Conditional Coke and Coal
Co., $40 20.
Same-Same. S1l0 20. .oo,
Byrnes. Horace ID. G. Shelton: $3.50 81.
BTenner, Abram H Wrinstock, sos %.
Bush, Jaco5--J. Schwartz SAL %.
Cullen, Bcnjamin- American Exchange cigar
csbiljj, John 40. Dencker. Sis 50.
Coale Herman ST. F. Llesiech, 81. OPS 26
Denise, Antonio-George Ringler Co.
DSrf Tn UE samuel--s. orJach. sI72 81.
T,rroncan Feature Film Corp. j. Al. Stein
man, y. 4. Doran and Florence ADDISON
Fiaccarini. Giuseppe-J E. spinsarn et al
FHch U9 Berthod. and Louis Goldbsrg-Jaburg
,,i ITO'' N siIn C1 All. B. Singer. 1885 81
F eIi,'' CeiineGN, Hermann { Sons. Sis 90.
Go;tehrer, Bertha--A. Gobel. ilS6 81; -.
C;Ynner, b.. and ". Kendler-E. 5. Smith ct
coat Si 'T MaTgery-J. F. MCGOWAN, $3.50 Al.
C;elbin. IL. Kulla Co, S3l6 81.
Herman, L.-BendheIm Construction Co..
ua HSIe - IT. Raskin, $40 Of.
John r Williams Co.-sundh Electric Co..
HARLEM Paper Box Co. Inc. J. Tucker
lanes, Nv. Watt. 424S64.
Koch MA. Oppenheimer. Sl47 80.
karounos. =. HIS. l.. RaudenGush, F%'2 o l.
Kaiser Knit Goods Exchange lnc.'
ks sS2r zG J.. II. Perlltch and J. Psrlitch-
,,sJhiodr 1 FiiIabeiH T.Gw We'll, slt2 81.
%"noiIs r. Sd n Bauman ct al, 1874 81.
Eerin, Nv NJ. Alling. $751; o.
powers, J. IN. Burnofsky Si4Z w ~
pyesdale Estate-Westchester Lighting o.
po Nm, an r. w.-Current Literature Pub
fishing Co, Sl44 10. cs,
Rbodes +. DC. A. Just Co. 800 g.,
S"Larsmi,b. ]. Ell. II. Leopold, |l2s 80.
SzvIilowskI, E.-National Casket Co ai-o ~, ~
I.,yfrerSity Film, Inc.-Crystal Film Co.
y.In 80 lie Comedy Club-American Exchange
Ubitney. r. C.-Lee Lash Studios, t2tS 90
Whitney Hotel, Ine.-Bank OF Cniteu S'S'e''
liam tyOa SO J. B.-cote Piano Mfg Co, $500 IS.
The Bronx.
Angina william F.. John Hunken and Alex
snder Cruickshank-MaSsee q FeItoh Lu'i'
her CO. A SISi EI Youdelman 1921 o6.
SIt,tts"isLI Sophie--J. GolGnki. -, Oh 81 Q,
.Mlay-,si 'Glice-Dlmock Fink Co.. sll0 81.
Solomon, Rebecca--J. Barhet'' S~'Vo' w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

CALL MONEY, and per cent
TIME MONEY nominal with rates at 8
per cent,
MERCANTILE PAPER. - There was
practically no business, with the rate nom %
iEally Z per cent.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT;-EX
changes, Sl7O. 2JO,S j7; balances Nl3"it' =
IOS The Sub Treasury was 4 creditor 10
The amount Of S3JO,2S2
STIR TREASURY.-Ne York banks lost
IN the Sub-Treasury Sl3OI, 900 and lost
since Friday SG,Osd.OOO
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Cincinnati
oOc discount; ST. Louis, Soc premium BID
iOc premium asked, Boston. par Chicago
35c discount.
Rank CLEARINGs. 49, Chicago. sx-
changes S45979.429. balances 81, 90 oeO,
baltimore, exchanges $500, 50l, balances
$685.. 62l, 81. Louis, exchanges Sll'-i: 4gS'
balances SSI2.OO3. Boston. exchanges VI
5Ig 5O3 balances $685., 1856, Cincinnati eN-
changes S3.5G21oO
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver IN Lon
aon was 2Jd an ounce, unchanged New
York quotation was 53tc. unchanged
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Busin was
more restricted. with rates nominal. CabIs
sterling, 6.Ol5O. demand sterling OVoV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

Operating revenue Of the MuSkogee
Gas and Electric Company, = subsid-
larry Of the Standard Gas and Electric
Company, shows 3 small decrease In
gross for the twelve months ended
July 81, while net revenue and balance
after interest charges and preferred
stock dividends both show increases
over the previous year. Gross earn
ings for the year amounted to S5i2,-
on, loss of $6,SA2; net earnings were
$2I6,942, a gain of $5,s47, or nearly 3
per cent, and the balance increased
from S47,494 to $6l ,029, or a gain Of IA
per cent over 1918.
San Joaquin Light and Power.
The San Joaquin Light and Power
Corporation for the month and seven
months ended July 81 reports a gain
in the months surplus of more than
90 per cent and an increase in the
surplus of nearly 10 per cent since
January /. Gross earnings were $685.
296 in July, Sl2,433 greater than IN
1918; expenses and taxes decreased
nearly 25 per cent and net income
amounted to Sl00,392, $3l,302 higher
than last year, or a gain Of over 10
per cent. Operating revenue for the
seven-month period totalled SLOTS
OBS in gross; expenses and taxes were
over per cent less, while net earn
ings increased $l22,222 to S67S,S6S, or
a gain of % per cent. Net earnings
available for interest charges since the
beginning of 1914 are considerably
more than double the amount required
for interest charges.
Gary & lnterurban.
Following the default OF the Gary
& Interurban Railway Company to
pay interest due September / on It's
S35O,0O0 6 per cent three-year notes,
a protective committee will be formed
by the Baltimore Trust Company,
which is trustee under the note in
denture. Information concerning the
company's default was first obtained
when holders presented coupons and
payment was refused. The notes are
secured by 100000 first mortgage 3
per cent bonds and S500,000 stock OF
the East Chicago Railway Company,
subsidiary corporation Of the Gary
company. Stockholders have been re-
quested to pay 10 per cent Of the par
value of their stock within sixty days.
This assessment would give the COM
pany $475,000 and enable 1t to pay on
its floating debt represented by the
notes in default and leave q balance
of approximately S125,000. The COM
pany has S4,750,000 outstanding stock,
81 900 900 of which is preferred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
STERLING CHECKS
DOWN CLOSE TO SIS

In anticipation, as dealers said, OF
action by the conference of bankers
and the Federal Reserve Board st
Washington, and partly because Of the
continued export of grain, foreign ex-
change rates slumped heavily again
Yesterday, sterling checks and cables
dropping three cents in the pound to
5.O05O and 5.0l50, respectively. This
marks a decline Of about six cents in
half as many days, At the close OF
the market yesterday bankers said
khey expected to see a further decline
because of the limited demand, and
one of them asserted that at the time
he was talking he could probably get
demand checks for fiat.
There was no business in French eX-
change except one or two isolated
transactions in cables at $40 francs
for the dollar, bankers with credits in
Paris being anxious to dispose OF them
as rapidly as possible, since IN the
financial district it was taken for Ger
tain that Paris would be cut off with
in two DAYS at most. For several days
there have been no dealings in Pans
checks, which are considered uncol-
lectible in view of the time they would
take to cross the ocean and reach the
French capital.
Dealers said that there was some
speculation in exchange for the fall,
due to the belief among traders that
the conference at Washington of bank
ers and the Federal Reserve Board
would develop a plan for the export of
a large amount of gold, the gold to be
supplied to the government and the
banks acting in concert.
In the course Of the day $4,000 gold
coin was withdrawn from the Sub
Treasury for shipment to Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
MISSOURI PACIFIC REPORT
Roads Surplus for Dividends
in 1914 Was Only $74,e92.

The pamphlet report Of the Missouri
Pacific Railway covering operations for
the year ended June 80, 1914, which
was made public yesterday, showed a
surplus after charges Of only s7A,692,
compared with Sl,662,7S4 the previous
year. Last years balance available for
dividends was equal to 600 per cent on
SS3,2bl ,os5 capital stock, against 1877
per cent earned in 1913.
Missouri Pacihc's gross earnings last
year amounted to $50, 793, 900, a de-
crease Of S2,36l 800. Operating ex-
penses and taxes consumed S46,709, 1859
Of the total revenues, leaving q net
operating income Of $4,000, 73l, a loss
of S964,425 Other income brought the
total net income up to Sl6,532,5l0, a
decrease of $980,245.
The income account Of the st. Louis,
Iron Mountain 4 Southern, another
Gould road, for the year ended June 80
last showed gross earnings Of $33,171,-
$50, decrease Of s964,739. The years
surplus after charges was S2,829, 789, a
decrease of S13s,S97.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
GRAINS STILL ADVANCING
Var Prices Rule in Chicago
Market Provisions Also Gain.

Chicago SEPT war prices in earnest
Fsle realized to-day on Change. WoriI-
Voc urgent demaLl Tor wheat ana hour vas
Ne power that lifted values, After an az
s,nee Of e06Hc a bushcl wheat closed WHO
gSAc above yesterdays finish. All olhtt
oiing staples too, showed decided net
l.ns-coTn lMqla.s oats. lhHl'zc' aHd pro
tlozs 5Qj0c Uue1utradicted reports OF
sn direct buying for British, tTencE anu anu
VA European governments put the giea'ts'
Is1Eih into wheat to-day since the war IN
,sal.Hce developed. more than HlcIlh az.
t4 magnitude ~ the requirements TOT 90,
lpnent we're Indicated by estimates ma ma
ne last two days export houses mere h lA,l
lpo5ed q nearly 600 600 bushels. heLe
sn aid not % De q single foreign country
alsh vas not buying -four wherever Iou .,,a
- could be obts ned on this size OF wv
scr. A purchase by France from one coz
e alone vas listed a, 100 900 barrels / ~
hfsi time since war was declared Ntes'
49, nom here 90 Montreal was m teQucs',,
here were charters Tor 24OWO ousnSi'
Nnsat 10 g. 90 Buffalo. MeanWh!le ~
20 houses were drawing supplies chlcnS
W ne West aud southwest Nofth"eSt-
reports indicated that farmrs IN tn3
.ng wheat belt were holding on ughtly LOT
'Al agher prices. Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
CLOSING OUT.
COTTON STRADDLES
Details of Committees Plan
Announced - Spots
Steady.

The conference committee OF the
New York Cotton Exchange issued
statement Yesterday to the effect that
its members will be in session daily at
the exchange in order to facilitate the
liouidation Of international straddles
end establish rules for such operations
accordance with the general plan
approyed by the members OF the ex-
change at the meeting of Thursday. A
notice was issued by the committee
asking that all members OF the eX-
change. who so desired, having con-
tracts open in Liverpool, cable their
Liverpool correspondents to tender
their interest for liquidation by ballot.
Members were requested to put IN all
their orders in the local market on
Tuesday, Septv mber 8, before III a. m;
Adyices from New Orleans reported
that the members Of that exchange
had not approved the proposed plan
for the liquidation of the straddles;;
II was said, however, that this would
not make any difference IN the WORK
ing out of the New York interest. IL Is
believed that the interest between
Liverpool and New Orleans is a COM
aratively small one. SO far as co1lo
be learned, the meeting OF New Ut
leans exchange members for consid-
Grafton of the plan did not develop any
Lefnite counter proposition.
Aside from these announcements
nothing fresh was reported with refer-
ence to the contract situation, ana
there was but little change IN tne
character of Southern crop or trade
advices. ,-
ouiet and unchanged at 7l2c for mid
ding. with sales of 1904 bales, the
largest so far reported since the close
of the exchanges.
Weekly movement figures Of the
New York Cotton Exchange: Port re
ceipts, 33,515 bales, against l54,Io3
last wear; overland to mills and
Canada, 6O3, against 2,189 last year;
southern mill takings ESTIMATED,
600. against 36,796 last year; gain OF
stocks at interior towns, 1893, against
II .726 last year; brought into sight
for the week, 43,15l, against 2O5,4o4
last year. Total crop movement: Port
receipts, 67,S07, against 4O6,5l7 last
wear: overland to mills and Canada,
Abs. against 1928 last season;
Southern mill takings, 5000, against
09 7o6 last year; stock at interior
towns in excess of July 81, nil, against
a decrease of 22,137 last year; brought
into sight for thirty-fve days Of this
season, 79,942 bales, against 5O3,424
bales for thirty-siX days of last sea-
son.
Liverpool, Sept. Spot cotton un-
changed: sales, 1900 bales, including
500 American, on the basis OF 6.2Od;
for middling. Imports, 100 bales, all
American. Following are the weekly
cotton statistics; Imports 10000 bales
American 5000; stock $4,000, Amerii-
can 100000; forwarded $4,000, Ameri-
can 1900. Exports, 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05

points to a greater activity in the near tut
ure. Mil owners arc looking forward 70 a
good season and must como into the market
early 10 secure their supply OF raw material.
Prices are held Arm with the increased de
mand Dealers still refuse to make any con
cessiOns at this time, and are content TO
wait. Imports have dropped on consider
fronting the American mill owners is tho
lack Of dyestuns which come chiefly from
Germany. Fine and half blood heeces have
been in good demaudi while the other grades
have been in light request. Quotations are:
New York and Michigan heeces-Fine, un-
washed. 23c: delane, 24a25c; half blood, ~
q2sc; three ciRaths 2Ta27 nc; quarter. 269
2G'ac half. three-eighths. quarter clothing
2la22c; common and braid 23d24c. Penn
sylvania and OhiO-D elaine. washed. &c:
Xxx, 3OG3ic: half blood, combng 2Sd29c:
three eighths. 2Sa2Slzc: quarter. 2Td2I'sc
half three -eighths, quarter clothing 2id25c;
delane, unwashed, 27G2Sc; me. sc; COM
mon and braid 23d2AC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
TRADE POOR IN SOUTH
In General, However, Business
Is Reported Fair.

Commercial agencies report a far
movement of trade considering present
conditions. In the South business is
slow and the Southwest is also back
ward, but cancellations here are said to
he made up for by reinstatements else
where. Industrial operations are quiet,
though there are signs of betterment'
Commercial failures for the week mum"
her 80 per cent more than in the same
week Of last wear
"Dun's Review" will say: Consider
able irregularity is manifest in reports
from the leading mercantile and indus
trial centres, but, in view Of existing
conditions, the movement OF commodl-
ties is quite well maintained. Drygoods
markets are still unsettled, as result
Of the complications in money, the low
ering of cotton and the advances IN
WOOL lutte and fax. Business IN the
West is quite active but southern
trade is slow, ,.. al. ooL -
the United States are oo4, against oI9
last week, $40 the preceding week ana
BOZ the corresponding week lasl year.
liabilities Of failures reported Zoo ISF
August are S43,46e'IAo' against T|''
248,916 last year" A.. f.,,o,,;,u.
.r. o5au 81 some of the more important
ra in., I" bos become more active, but at
m ma SoS, Ta' where cotton, lumber and
naval stores are unsettleu, INNS az
verv dull, and this situsstiSSn nrt ~ PSI
jEs. etsd an oDV Of orders, Will: numeE,
Gus at ii ce nv Treinstatements in other
mat Stors = On the other hand, the sur
quarters ,shoot I growing sections appear to
plus o wmeI better Industrial operations
be aOanE are quiet, but the week mas =.
IN ge ZEN, forth news Of numerous aodl-
oroust ~ forces. thus indicating an ao'
90. a. eome stock,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
0. P. R. To Go Limit.

A.. 10y Telegraph TO The Tribune
o'ssEa' Ontario, Sept. 1.-THE Cana
- Faeihe Railway will give notice in
n f;,offoT's official Canada Gazette"
~ salrty.fhird annual meeting, to
islso N Montreal October Z, TO be
o1rSsse oy a special meeting "for the
q s sySs o. considering and, if approved,
Dnt .a.33rlIing an increase Of the pres
- !, authorized ordinary capital stock
~ We q company By the amount of S75,-
49,: that is, from $3.50. 900 600 to
er.sssso9O'OO0, to make il accord with the
ss e'ssal for which the company has the
SslSaSn Of the government. no portion
seen additional stock TO be issued,
ssef, until the authority of the
st5elders has been obtained at a
-si general meeting called for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Steamer chartering keeps up. but In sail
tonnage business was duh steamer frcightS
offered steadily and rates favored shippers
Quotations 10 Liverpool 3d. nominal: Ionic
3izd Hull "a; Bristol 81 picked ports United
Kingdom, large tonnage. .. all nominal
CHARTERS Norwegian steamer, LIS tons,
ore Bombay TO north ~ liattcras, "a. Sep
TENDER: British steamer l,9i7 tons, deals
Miramichi to Merscy, JIs Sd. prompt; British
steamer = ~ tons. oats and hay. Montreal
to the United Kingdom OF Continent, private
terms. prompt. British steamer l.6SO tons
deals ParrsLUro 20 the United Kingdom. Urt-
vate terms, September; Norwegian steamer
1881 tons, same. from Campbellton; British
steamer . COS tons. transatlantic grip, prl-
yate terms delivery north OF Hatterds, rode
livery United Kingdom Continent Via Wa
bana prompt Dutch steamer, 2.45B tons.
time charter. about two months, Is 81.
rrompt. Greek steamer. 1872 tons, coal. Bal
timore or Virginia 10 Greece. 2ls, september:
British steamer >, 1858 tons. West India trade.
one round trip, basis A., prompt. Norwegian
steamer. 9iG tons. same tIODO
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Philadelphia, Sept. 4.-lncrcased trading In
the local wool market during the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
Central Paws High for Money.

The New York Central & Hudson
River Railroad Company, it was learned
yesterday, has arranged to make an is
sue of S5,O0O,OO0 of notes bearing in
terest at per cent to take up the is
sue of per cent notes falling due Sep
TENDER Is. The company has an sddi-
tional Sl2,00O,000 of notes coming due
November 5, but it could not be ascer-
tanned whether any arrangement had
been made to provide for this matur-
ity, though it was rumored that they
would likewise be renewed at per
cent rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

THOMAS. GRACE wATT.-IN PURSUANCE
OF an order Of Hon. John z. Cohalan. Sur
rOgatc OF the County Of New York. notice is
hereby given that the undersigned intends to
apply for Letters ~ Administration on the
goods Chattes and credits OF the above
named decedent, pursuant to Section 25g Ot
the New York Code OF Ciyil Procedure. and
notice IS hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against Grace Watt Thomas. late or
the County Of New York. deceased, 10 present
the same. with vouchers thereof. 10 the SUI
rogate Of the County of New York az the
Hall Of Records. I'm the Borough OF Manhat-
tan city Of New York, on or before the 18th
dsy OF october 1914 EMERY J. THOMAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The regular quarterly meeting OF
directors Of the Utah NeN , Ray and
Chipo Copper Companies will be held
q September 6, when it is purposed 70
sks action on the dividend declaration.
A gain Of about 100000 by the
ksnks is indicated by the reported
noyements Of currency this week. Inc
ain from the interior was SS,o53 900.
ihipments including S732,00O national
,b,1k notes sent TO Washington for re-
ismption. Exports of gold to Canada
amounted 10 SS73,O00 The loss on
rdinary ub-Treasury transactions
HS S5SsS, OO0
Exports Of copper for the week ended
September totalled 3,I96 tons, as com
llIsd with 5,344 in the corresponding
week last year.
The executive committee Of the Ma
konal Surety Company voted to rec
DHmend to the board of directors,
Ekiek meets on Thursday, payment OF
quarterly dividend of 8 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
SEPTEMBER 4.
Manhattan.

,. A., rsme is that OF the debtor the
l no Ibs, OF the creditor. and date "heh
Judgment was hled: c,..,t, T. Bushnell.
sepl. q R{0obeItEDimock L Fink Co; Jan.
Chinrato, Giu0. and Louis Beln-L n DIS
ken. Nay l. ISl+; $50 y, Aug "a. 1914
Drake, Hs,iie 81 7sI S. "'
itl5se pvSi,,S simon. and Elizabeth X chad
sE nlJIck%Beacon Film Co. Inc; May TO- lVl''
S0IA 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05

there Was q rfneWad demand Tor foreign 4el
count. sales being placed At $500 tona TOR
France e 70 { b New York, equal 70 =
changed. ct 7R7.75c. for fine GRADUATED. The
sugar market will be ciosad from tonight
until Tuesday morning. There was q little
were y. 90 bags Of Cubas 10 q local refner
At u, cost and freight, equal 10 soc for
centrifugal. The demand for refined from
for future requirements. and sales were re-
ported Of 1900 bags Of CubaS for second half
OF September shipment. equal 10 6Nc for
centrifugal. The mArke, closed hrm ~ soc
for centrifugal b.nc for molasaeE and 70 for
CubaH cost and freight