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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

CALL MONEY An easier tendency ap-
peared, some loans being made low as
81 per cent Rates 61s per cent
TIME Business was restricted,
with rates nominally 3 per cent.
MERCANTILE PAPER was quiet. Rul-
ing rate. g per cent for best names.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT -Ex-
changes, 500 900. JS3. balances. SlllOO %
45i. The Suh-TreasuTy was a debtor to the
amount of S9i 4Ss
SUB TREASURY York banks lost
70 the sub Treasury $4,000 and lost since
Friday 5000 600
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston, par
Cincinnati. PC pr MUM. Minneapolis. soc
premium, ST. Louis. soc premium BID. 9Oc
premium asked Chicago. ljc premium, san
Francisco, SOC premium.
BANK CLEARINGS Boston. exchanges
$50. "a COS. balances 81 i20.4i5. Baltimore.
exchanges Sj.143.SJs balances SG752iO.
Chicago, exchanges 47.332.Ol9. balances
81 NG3. 200. Philadelphia. exchanges S20.-
30 balances 81 2Ol. 6s6. St Louis cN-
changes Sl0.l>3.S $50, balances $777.5S9.
SILVER MARkET.-Ba Bar silver ia Lon
don was % p - an ounce, unchanged. New
York quotation was fSizc. unchanged.
FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Business was
active end rates were higher. Gable ster-
ling. +SO6j. demand sterling. 40 Cable
francs, 6l4ia. dem9ud francs. 515. Cable
marks $50 demand, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30

NORRIS JAFFE. cutler. nil Honeywell Az.
G.ed petition, with Liabilities san and 10 as
SCHEDULES FILED.
WOICHONOK Il PETER. fIrs So West 53d 81.
filed schedules showing liabilities $3.50. and assets
$3.50. consisting Of stock. Sl.SiO: fixtures. Si5s
accounts. $50. and cash ia bank, g.
FLORIN q MIrTENTlIAL BROTHERS, c.Oaks,
43 West 2lst St. a.od schedules showing Liabilities
$l7.301 and assets Sl0.0sS. consisting Of stoch
s. 800. machinery. $1,000. accounts. Sass goods
81 hands Of Divers. Sl2j and cash in bank. Sc.
ELFlN ENOCH * co, INC. cabinet works
81 l0l. and assets S39i5. consisting NJ notes
s. 500: machinery. $40 and accounts 1915.
RAILWAY TRACTION CONSTRUCTION COM
PANI-A meeting Of creditors OF the company
formerly AZ "a st. and broadway Of Which Joseph
g. Robin was treasurer. was held yesterday az The
office ~ Seaman Miller. referee. at 2 Rector 50 ,
aud F. Stears Edck was elected trustee. SEIZED
ulei showed liabilities t-o1.o6i. and nominal as
NEW YORK CLOTH SPONGGNG COMPANY
Judge H0ugl has ordered the receiver o. the New
York Cloth SpOngiug Company u 2ll West Goth
St. not % take possession Ot the assets until fur
Their notice. The petition Is being contested Judge
U0ugh commenting on the case. said. To Try 10
put q rival out or business hy acquiring at eXtrsva
CANT prices A claim or claims against him. and
then making such assigned demands the subject OF
petition In bankruptcy Is practice no. 10 he Ell
couriged by any orders resting ia discretion. II
Is nevertheless true that II this cOlcern Is shown 20
have committed an act or oank7pcy u must 30
adudicated. and T. is eminenty desirable that
litigation under the petition be fastened"
ASSIGNMENTS
PREMIUM JOURNAL. INC. publishers Of The
Premium Journal" az rs Fast 18th g. has as
signed 10 Albert A Raphael. The corporation was
formed 10 publish paper IN the interest % premium
Du{ foRSIcK iI'1v wPEIs&winiami i7 Hor,ek and
Joseph Weiss waists and dresses IS West 18th st
have made an assignment % Moses H. Rosensten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Directors Of the Greene Cansnes Copper
COMPANY have omitted the regular quarterly
Ji,-i5apd ordinarily due 90 be declared az ihs
am. The Greene Consolidated COMPANY
controlled by the Cauauea COMPANY gus"
failed 10 take action on The quarieIY dINle
geui al q recent meeting. and DIVIDENDS OF
Iotb companies were also deferred az the
dividend az i per cent ls usually pald ny tHe
former company and 90 cents share by the
latter.
The protective committee for holders or
the . Der cent collateral trust bonds or lyl T.
Series 4 and r. Of the Toledo, -. Louis q
Western Railroad Company. announces tnat
over % Der cent Of the bonds have been de-
POSTED with the Union Trust Company OF
New York.
stockholders Of the Norfolk Southern
Railroad Company a. their annual meeting
elected Harold j. Cross "a director Frank 4.
Naulerlip auI W. n. Williams have recently
retired front the board.
The Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York has just issued IN pamphlet form q
SYNOPSIS Of the War Tax Law OF 1914
which was passed by Congress on october .,
and covers commodities and other items az
icctod hy The law.
The Pressed Steel Car Company has elect
81 Iay Walker. ir.. Of ". q II. Walker Of
Pittsburgh 10 the board OF directors 10 M a
vacancy.
The stock Exchange yesterday issued a
notice that "ou all loans Of securities be
tween members. as wei as on contracts for
securities Sun unsettled. the interest 10 and
including October 81 must be paid on No
Yember =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30

JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
OCTOBER ..
Manhattan.

The following judgments were nlAd yester-
day. the FIRST name being that Of the debtor:
Atlantic Phospate and Oh Corporation-Home
Insurance Co. 1896 -
Agnew J pew York Telephone Co; $40 %
Adler B-F p Narrlale Sl3J q
-'''-'''' - '''''' " t.o75 %
Alyord F c-Ecupse Folding Machine 90.
t2l7 Is
American Addressing and Mailing co. 500 10
Andes. q sc II Fowler 1886 O3
A S,h1oerer & Sons, Ino-American Iron
sa saeD.4a d. D Bahr. SIS SIS q
Buc.les bach Construction Co, Inc-Murray <
Brennan. W On EisfeIdt. sgis g
BERT r PM schneider Sll3 IS
Boondas. Photios-J Caldes. 81 so4 80
Bovine. Mary PR J Hlckson. $50 -
Bell j E-R Hlckson. SIS Y
Ba2onio Construction Co-Gty Of New York,
1854 a.
sarae-same. s15i Il
Bdwe!i. C n. and C lie Brun-prentiss Tool
Rrotsch. A. I'm W PlatEek. sil7 ss
Congalton. j Munro. S35s -
Costello. O-C1ty OF New York 1854 a
Cosman. W P-Union Trust Co Of New
canal Realty co-Realty Supervision Co. 60.
Cohen. N. and Greenbers-Trayellers'
Cornerstone. Inc. and A schneider-P s,ocs.
Cavanaugh. A j Blrn et al, 500 o.
Dubuier Electric CO. lnc--Eugenc Mun-ell q
Co Sl0s p
Estabrook ) G-J Bennett. SIS So
Efptgraut Industrial Savings Bank
Melghan. 1922 80
Electric Attraction Co-M Loebel, sl3s %
EWelI 1T p Hoffman $3.50 So
Freedman. John-City OF New York. 1884 Al
Fehn. Henry, and Alice l. Fehn--M + Miller
s. sOl %
Glucksman. Davii-M II Hochdort Sl02 "a
Herman. Annie and lsrael-Century Bank 0f
ely Of New York. s. OF H.
Heina. W.lIim-D Mclaughlin Sl14 IS
Hdugley, Z is Strasburgsr, s. fIQ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30
Yester
SUGAR.

Refined was quiet. and while list prices
remained unchanged most rehncrs were
shading prices. II being reported that bust
ness was being done as low as 300 for
fine granulated The general range was
from $500 20 SOC net. less per cent for
cash Further declines occurred in raw,
and under continued liberal offerings prices
dropped &c into new low ground for the
movement The reaction, however, failed
20 stimulate the demand. as rehuers were
inactive, and the total days business
amounted to only 5000 bags OF Cubas. out
OF store. At equal 10 3.Gic for centrifugal
At the close there were rumors of sugars
being offered At equal 70 3.5lc FOR CEN
trifugaL but they could not be confirmed,
and tho market was unsettled, with prices
nominal at 3.64c for centrifugal 299c for
molasses and 2'sc for Cubas. cost and
freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30
SOUTHERN SPOT
COTTON HIGHER

Southern spot market adyices showed
continued hrmncss to-day. Most OF
the markets officially reported were
higher, with quotations ranging from
about Ga up TO &c, and local spot
brokers complained that It was difficult
TO get offers for forward shipments Of
desirable cotton 1t anything Ike re
cent figures This advance, IL ls said,
has resulted i'm the breaking of Of ne
gotiations on some fairly large lines
which were being considered by East
crn mills carrier IN the week, and
while il may be partly attributable 10
an improved demand 1t rs more gencr-
ally ascribed 10 increasing confidence
on the part Of holders.
Liverpool reported decline in the
prices Of January February contracts
there to 4.50d, 10 take effect THIS morn
ing. At the difference agreed upon
last Scptember between the two mar
kcts this would be equal to fl2c for
December contracts IN New YORK, but,
as indicated by the results Of Wednes-
days meeting Of members, the trade
here has agreed not 20 ballot in liquid
alton of straddles below SC. The Ii2c
level was recognized in a notice from
the committee Of yesterday afternoon
however, in the following terms: 81 he
committee has no objection TO curb
trading at 7.50c or above for December,
but still requests members 70 make
no trades below that price There
was a meeting of the conference COM
mittec late In the afternoon with SIR
George Paish, at which international
trade relations were doubtless dis
cussed. There was also "A meeting or
the clearing house committee, and a
special meeting of the board of mana
gers was called for this morning 1T 10
o'clock. Yesterdays exports included
a clearance of 10,y50 bales from Gal
weston TO lIavre, making the second d.
rect clearance for that port so far this
season. Exports 30 far reported since
the beginning Of the season amount 10
52O,466 bales, against 2,4Jr42l last
year
Local market for spot cotton uomi-
nal; no quotations; sales 100 bales.
Southern spot markets: Galveston,
&c higher at 87sc; sales, 1900. New
Orleans, &c higher at csc; sales, l.
ISL. Mobile, sc higher at Csc; sales,
rs. Savannah, sc higher at G@4c;
sales, 2,O96. Charleston, sc higher at
CSC. Wilmington, lsc higher at ga c.
NOrlOlk STEADY, at bI4ct SAFES, 4 90
Augusta, &c higher at &c; sales, l,03l.
Memphis, &c higher at Csc; sales,
5000. St. Louis quiet, at Csc; sales,
4S. Houston steady, at sac; sales, p
ISL. Little Rock quiet, at Gl4c.
Liverpool, Oct 29.-The directors Of
the Cotton Exchange to-day reduced
the price Of January February delivery
five points to 4.5Od the change TO take
effect at the opening tomorrow. In
view of the REDUCED prices of cotton
the directors of the Cotton Exchange
have decided they no longer consider
it necessary that holders of unhedged
spot cotton should be required to buy
futures against their sales. I'm case
Of consignments partly hedgcd this
privilege shall not commence until all
outstanding hedges have been taken in.
Cotton spot in good demand and stead
Ter; sales, 5000 bales, including $500
American, on the basis Of 4.s5d for
middiing. Imports, 1871 bales, in
cludinp Oh American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30
Bank Of England Return.

London. oct. 2p-'rhe weekly statement
oC thr Bank of England shows the follow
.i-,. changes. Total reserve increased
- 400 600. circulation increased t3l+.ooO
i.,,iiioo increased il 500 9S4. other socurl-
80. decreased 20 1870 900. other deposits
S'r~.as,d fl6 800 600, public deposits i'm
creased f0.23p.uoo. notes reserve iucreasei
II .551. 600. government securities decreased
mo proportion OF the banks reserve -
u-Iui.t mis- week S. 1910 per cent against
~ 10 lost week. The rate OF discount
remained unchanged al per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30
Not Aiding General Villa.

The American Smelling and Refining COM
pauy Yesterday issued the following denial
10 "a statement printed Yesterday tt4t 90 or
IN. Gurcenheim interests had given moral
support and financial aid 20 General Villa.
..The American smelling aud Refining COM
.paLy'S representatives nave been particularly
careful not TO irtcrter, o. tl- politics OF
Mexico and g. refuse all requests I.- t.e
financial support " any iac-.l-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30
More Curb Members Quit.

The designations OF Edward J.'Raleign. OF
eS Broad ST.. and T. i. Nesbltt. OF IS Broad
e.. have been accepted by the New YORK
CIrb Market Association. These designations
make a total OF I'VE accepted by the curo
authorities since the closing of the market
Il was reported that the persistency Of the
members IN continuing trading despite the
restrictions imposed. was the cause OF their
retirement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30

The first name Is that OF the debtor. tho
second that Of the creditor, and date when
Judgment was filed:
Amend. o PA T Hart. Sept 4. 1914.
Cassidy. W 10 swendsen. Sept % 1914.
Fuchs. Alic.-Hannis Distlllins Co; Feb :.
1912: Sis II
KIuysk4ns, C il NJ Jones ct al; oct ),
1914. S349 -
Kramer. H-R NJ Dawborn: Nov %.
1905. SJl9 IL
New England Casualty Co--McLoushlin e
Donovan. Inc. oct IS. 1914. Sl.402 90
Novotny Ad--A T Gibbons; May o. 1914.
Nassau Electric r r COB Mcsweeney:
May 90 1913. s2654 81
sothern, Z H-R Cohn; Oct :. 1914. sS75 so
Saikelorls. G., or q Sackeos--T Condav-
anis. Jan Is. 1914 1901 *
snvermsn. NJ and Shlakman-J c Barth.
Sept %. 1913; s499 40
Tucker Louise E-J A Brewster: oct y.
1914. s239 %
fremont Iron Works ard Ernst-Sar-
gent & Co; oct :. 1919: SlI8 T8
Dormosh. VI. J Finer and Y Bernstein.
adm Rosenthal; oct 20, 1914 (can-
Celledl: sl4s ~
Queens Land 6nd Title CO. Zinetbaum
oct p. 1914 (canCelled). So 039 1S
Pasternact. M-City Of y Y; June -. 1871
(yacated) S2l6 50
Grathwohl. r j Pratt Carroll. Inc sept
10. 1914 (Vacated). Sll9 80
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Hynd.. rherese-Press Pub Co costs, -.

Hynd.. rherese-Pre-s Pub Co Ccosts),
Hendrix, W A-w ohland. tls.23l ga
Herman, Louis Frankel. SZOV -
Jonssrs' Alphonse-De@'' n n''''~''' ;5s7 %
Herbermann. Henry-ciu Of New York
Tol lSSS;,'( J, He r.r,on. ::i i5s %
Jones s T-Whitehall Cement and Mfg co,
t240 %
Katsariles Kostar-People etc. 700
Kuser, Fred-P X McNulty, t7TI 50
Kealy Elizabeth--United Wine and Trsding
90 tiss 80
Keenan Cloak and Sui, Co-simon Costume
and Dress Co, tlVs ~
Rrillke Heinrich--J vaegtii, E.l8 70
Levy. Goodman. Charles and Norrts-J we.
man. ,5+i IS
levy Ni'in''-1'1.1 's-s,s
Laner, Abrahan,-Eastman Machine so,
Mccormick, Sarah NJ. sdmI-E C Tbarston:
Mer.on. Louis F H Naal.r, rns 'l92 7
McKeen Realty co-ssm.. sSs4 -
Ganche,ter Gs-.s. Co and Jurs Biermsn.
M5 D Sn4' julia GH H-B Da1. ct. al ;iSs .
McNutt Can Co, Ino-Griseon Russell GO;
Meyer. c F-P Baum, 500
McGlynn. Peter-M Hoch, 81. 2e7 II
Nichols, L, exr-City Of New YORK. s2s4 Al
Nathan Harrison Realty Co-sarne. S2oi Al
New York Cloth sponging Col 7 Roseno>
outerbridse Elisabeth Nv Lag. 500 81
Potts, Lena,-S l. Anes ct al. Sls4 "
Part jacob Ieyison ct 81, Sl32 -
People e''-S cSFVs'A0 Ct L. sir2 go
Preston. Marvin-G HelInar. sl26 60
Pitrello Michael-C Harsh. 1851 92
Peskin. Rosie-sulzberger 3 Sons Co. s2I6 Y
Perlman. II rs Meyerowitz. S247 u
Quaw W H-Dorf Taylor SIS -
Peyser. Nathan. BENJAMIN seoien and Harry
Frledlander-J Myer, Sl6S 81
Robinson. John-City Of New YORK, 1924 Al
Reliable Arc light Co-Aurora Mantle and
Rie tiS J Jo;seph-P selwit., t2o9i 3s
Sweeney, J M Guterdias, $3.50
Schiller sigrnund-C Schiller, sis4 %
scharildi. Jerry-rC Small. $40 81
steiner II. Steiner and KopperlZE II
shniberg. Is shuimsn tai. ,i.iss 30
Shallta, NJ and P-S Goldreyer. si.4OO 50
J sirnonson, L d and r Al Hecie, $500
Tafel. 81 Schwartz, sle5 80
TerneKer. IA Haber, Sl2s g
W viii rs E E,,H Av'FO''& Sis s.
Wa water Nv II Forster ct Al. s2iS 81
wearforever Stocking Co-H Kramer.
We cs.,.y. Co. Inc. and v s g. y ..
Yglssia. &c V0gt. ir ct al. Sl37 -
The Bronx.
I Beers, J w-M Reinhold s31 SO
Fletcher H-N Carved Moulding Co
S27 90
Gibraltar Realty Co. Inc. Poseidon Realty
CO. Inc. and y Hodes-W T Hockey S1ns.
, Inc S22S 10
/ Herschteld. B-Pubiic Bank Of NYC
! $3.50 OF
Heddendorf " II. and Mary A Loeficr-J
W Rowan, Inc. 500 81
/ Lo4wenstein. Alico and M-Public Bank
OF Y 1913 %
! Meyers Mirror Mfg CO. Inc-r NJ colon,
ST61T -
/ Morrison y SIS Nader et al SiT3 20
I Patterson r S-Iawyers' Cooperative pub
Co S132 -
4 Rosenblum. and Esther--P Rosenberg.
/ $50 IS
/ Rod r W - Scher S239 80
Springer, J VA Cummaro. s4S II
/ Schneider. VI and Flora-W Friend. 1897 II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30

aS25 BEEF,-stoady; mess. s21q s23;
India mess, $50 q S3s DRESSED HOGS
Easier. bacons. 104c; 80 ID, 10%c; 100
10. lie; 40 10. 11hc; pigs. 1i&c. CUT
MEATS Picked bellies quiet; 10 10, l6tc e,
steady. II = q lGc. TALLOW--St eady; spe-
cial. CSC. city. 6ic. country. 90 u61.c.
LARD-Steady. middle West, iOboB logVc'
city. 1OLc, refined, South America, l210c,
Continent, 1LeOc. Brazil. kegs, y lOc !
compound steady. e7s 07isc. STEARlNE
81 -. ~ Ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
NTlBONKD CLEARANCES.
IInIR AND MEAI-

Flour was inactive but steady. Spring
patents 50 $50 81. spring clears s. l00
$3.50. winter patents. S. 350 s. GO; winter
So .54S 80. 80 . S4uS4 20. Kansas
.f-.I-Uts. s. - g. 30. fancy spring pat
entt S6 I5r s. l5. BCCKWHEAT FLOUR
quiet: 50 40 s. - per 100 10. RYE
FLOUR quiet. fair 20 good s. 81 20,
choice 10 fancy. s. p 70 81 20. CORNMEAL
steady. kiln dried. s. 0J. BAGMEAL
steady. fine white md yellow, $ 90 n
81 90. coarse. 81 50GS1 -. FEED-Wcst-
.ru steady. bran. lO0-lb sacks 1913 - B.
standard uiddliuE. So Is. -four a.. S2S
rcd dog nour. 14o-ib sacks. $50; city steady.
bran bulk 80 o.. 1o0-lh sacks, 50 10,
heavy mi1dlngs. S2i 10. four DO, So 80
red dog four HOLD sacks. So. oilmeal
60 :. e. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30

steady Chickens easier CHICKENS, 12A q
13iAc; FOWLS, 12G14c; ROSTERS. Old
10Q10lzc; TURKEYS, 17QiSc; DUCKS
Western. 1870 14c; l. l. spring, II g lsci yer
sey, spring, nc state. spring, i4q 5hc
Southern. i3c; GEESE. Western and South
ern Old l4c; GrINEAS, pair. SOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30
sHEEPsKTNS SOLD IN LONDON.

was held here to-day Thirty-six hundred
pelts were offered. and practically all We're
sold 90 the home trade. Merinos advanced
from - 20 90 per cent, and crossbrcds were
from ~ 10 80 Per cent higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30
COITONsEED OIL.

The market rallied sharply and closed
NJ l6 % - points net advance. The buy.
an Advance Of about 11zo in crude. which
was quoted at 2SHc. although Il was also
said that the recent decline had attracted
a moro active consuming demand Oucr-
buying for outside account. Local con-
tract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30

The constitution of New York state
will he made over next year. DO your
mart in remaking it by voting on Tues
dav for delegates 10 the Constitutional
Convention who will carry out your
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30
EXPORTS.
CAsm QUOTATIONS.

rro, y Nolftt50 Coffee No Rio So
iron. *. No2f i1j sugar gran. o'y2
Icon = <off 40 N0lasses OKpme 81
-,,i r5u. f5 Reef. family ...S2i 90
yvbe.t. so . red / ils. TailoV. special. SIS
Corn. so vel tl'- Iork. mess - - a.,
oats. strl VIII. 52'i Hose. dsl. lW 10 % -
Flour. Mpls pts ~ Lard Mole w es' iV'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington. oct % The condition n tho
United states Treasury at tho beginning OF
business was:
,,et ,siapce in general fund goo. 500 2l2 Dos
Total receipts yesterday .-..'''... L. IVo'V-.'
Total payments yesterday. ....: &C.. 10
The deGcit THIS hscal year Is go ~ COS
g-gsiye Of Panama Canal aud public debt
Transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30

Tho board Of mana gers - the Coffee Ev-
change. rt "a meeting to-day. voted down
tho proposition Co reopen the local eN-
change On November and passed the fol-
lowing resolution: Resolved. That while
the members ~ the board OF managers
recognize tha great improvement iu con-
Gftipu- specifically affecting our exchange.
they deem 30 iucypedient - take action
toward tha r,opeu'uC u the exchange AT
Ills time SO official reason was given
fl- tho action but % was the opinion
among traders that owing 10 apathy on
the part ~ BUYERS. due To- liberal supplies
and improved financial conditions. ~ would
not ts advisable 20 open the exchange un-
tf after the liquidation ~ December con-
tracts have been completed Trading was
fr.rti-. and prices We're little easier.
December being quoted Ar 500 j.S0c
spot market quiet. with prices practically
unchanged. although package coffee was
marked down. IN some cases a cent ID
pound from recent quotations RIO eN-
change on London declined 5-16d and cost
and freight offers were scarce Ia the local
rp1f market Rio - were quoted at 6 - e..
Statistical position 70, Brazilian coffee:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30
he Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Railroad Co.

" NE of lAhAS L XIX,
Cleveland Ohio. Oct. 18Th 1914.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-rhe regular quar-
terly dividend of lhg upon the Regulu
Guaranteed stock and y. upon the Special
Guaranteed Betterment stock OF this Com
psny payable December LIST. 1914 will be paid
on and after that date al the Office 81 Mossrs
Wuslow Lanicr < Company. . Cedar Street.
New York city. 20 stockholders o. Record a.
the close ot bust. ess. November 10th. 1914
!. L. kLOSS, treasurer,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30
IIEESE

Receipts 2672 boxes. Heavier offerings or
Wisconsin cheese Tor prompt shipment m
the West at lower prices than iatoly ruling
there. state. whole m.lks, fresh, specials
I5l4c: average. fancy. 14a0l5c: daisies. l5Q
l5izc. Wis whole milks fresh. daisies. 49,
Nl4a.c: fats. l5c; swins. liAHl5c; Young
Americas. l5c; state. skins. held. specials.
13Ql3i2c; fresh 12'i4 -''c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. October ., 1914
BUTTER.

Receipts. 4,ig3 pkgs Demand for high
81 3es fresh creamery fully equal to the
03 scorel. 33ilc. higher. SIC. frsts 2'izR
3yi7c. seconds. 2502Sc. held. extras f92 score,
SluSlsc, higher. 3-432igc. Arsts, Hisa@i7c;
seconds. A4621c. state dairy finest @g %,
good 70 prime. 27G30c; process. extras. 2JH
21c. nrsts. 23ia0Fac; Imitation creamery
Nrsts .alan.tc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30
rCiCis.

Receipts SIT cases Demand talr toF
oLoice grade fresh gathered and tone firm
Fresh gathered. extra fine, dozen, oigac,
ezra drsts sld2s,; frsts. 2sd30c: seconds,
gi4Ec: refrigerator special marks fancy
charges paid -fa125c. arsts, pc; seconds.
.2I1Q2sizc. hennery whites. fancy large. new
Iaid. 52i55c. gathered. as 10 size and quail
ity. 2sdJ0c, ncnnery browns. 56G ec; gathered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-30
CHICAGO WHEAT HIGHER
Gain Due to Export Demand
Corn and Oats Up.

Chicago, Oct. 29-Wheat ruled lower
most Of the time to-day, but considera-
Bile strength developed In the last hour,
owing TO the belief that export dealings
In -four, as we'll M wheat, had assumed
great size. The market closed firm, u
"a 1ac above last night. Corn gained
AQ1sc net, oats finished %c up, and
provisions irregular, varying from 1Oc
decline to a rise Of TIC.
Export sales of wheat for the day
were estimated as high as 100000
bushels, making about 5000, 900 bushels
so far this week In addition, 100000
barrels of flour were said 20 have been
disposed of for export from the Pacific
Coast, and there was talk about Euro
pean governments being after -four at
Minneapolis. Bulls were further en-
couraged by assertions that all Of the
Scandinavian countries and Holland
were active buyers of wheat and seemed
willing to meet higher views of holders.
Range of prices:
Wheat Open. High. Low. Close. day.
4ay ;..... ! 1914 49, III. 49, iii55
Corn:
Rsy::...: ~ ~ g. f$S$ ~
RES: 81 g. :Hfs e. e. S g"
Lard:
J Jan. 9@ s9O sw SG so
RIBS;
San }s6.::::.. as ,@ o75 i S;3 1913 Si5
Pork
Jan.......1SS3 1855 1878 1856 1928
MAY ......19 90 1907 1897 1901 10 10