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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston oct. Tile Commercial Bulletin '
will any tomorrow: Another week Of COM
paiatIyc Ina .ti,ity H. reported in the Wool
trade tlis week. although prices hav" hetn
held fairly steady. There f. a disposition
manifested an around 20 await ID" opening or
N. London sales On Tuesday, although me-
trend al prices there seems 20 b" fairly Wei
discounted already. The mill situation ap-
pears 20 have changed very iIttc IN the
week"
Ohio and Pennsylvania neeceS-Deldih',
wa -hcI. Bic. NN. 3or; ouc-half blood COMP
ing. -;H-lc. thrcc-oiEhths blood comhinS' ~ 3
mg.c. dslaIno. uuwashcd. sc. hne uu"t7n'u,
.5c. Michigan and New York heece..,-f . !'l.
unvash.l. %; doaino unwashed, "a -}e'
ora-talf blood uuwashci. -g'--; TIM 'e-elsHl"5
blood unwaslsd. 25H25iec. Wisconsin ana
NlissoIri-Thre,-eg hth5 blood GA oI'.
,I!lfter blood. -,iaD nc; braid, --c. h'n'u,Nl
,rd ..if1llar-Cue-half blood uuwasheI -"
30. igrths blood uuwaSh"d, -'n -
-..r . H.: TeNss-tlu" tWclN" rl"h,HS'
a,.. .. .t.Ut months. .4pj'e. 'dIl.Gtn!a
-. stu-r,. uiddi. county. 'lr'-'
,,,n. 4us0.. OregOn-Eastgrn. 40
.t,p,o g.. eastern. clothing. ga .>'' N''.sI.'
Va 1 Fu-uc. Territory ne stdP''' ''
~. tin, medium staple. J>GbQc, me lil--.-
Inc .,.5S,. uu. medium clothlns' OS'|,''
onc-hAlf blood ,omhiEg c'r; tHte.-oI' ~,
Hood gombug. En4'c. P!led-EHIa, ~"
&c. A. 5Gn5,-; nnc \. s'Hy'c' y s''''''
D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warship5
FROM T.e Tribune Bureau
Washington. october 3. 1914
ARMY.


Co..ar, BENJAMIN ALvoGD. adiu,ant 9 n
.lal leave of absence extended until Dec.
b.. when he will proceed 20 Philippine.
Captain HOWARD : MILLER. G. \. C.,
i,Cm assignment 10th COmpanv. TO unas-
signed list. report 10 .OmmandiuS officer,
coast dcfcu.es OF Portland. for stan duty.
Capt. e. .. COLLARS e. \. e., assigned
Cart GE0RGE W. WALLACE 10th Inf.
% Lsttrrmau General Hospital. Preside Of
Can't. ALBERT ". FOREMAN. Goth Inf.
from The Army Service schools, Fort
Resignation of Flr-t Lieut.. No. H. SOUTH
WICK Medical E-s"ry" C..Is. accepted
Second Lieut.. BASIL j.. l.. EDWARDS.
from assignment 3orh lut.
second Lieut. CHARLES > FLOYD from
-srh To- 3"th Int
L..u- Cocm. HILARY WILLIAMS. de-
taahad naval station. Guantanamo; 70 Ma
val Academy
Lieut. W W GALBRAITH. to inspector OF
ordnance Washington steel and Ordnance
Company Giesboro Manor. y. ..
Lieut. r. W KE~-LER. 10 Alabama.
Lieut. g.. O. PEGHAM detached Charleston
T.. IN srp' j. H. H%iELsoN. detached South Da-
At. surg. :. y. TAYLOR. med. res corps,
10 co4rs. O. instruction. Naval Meiiea'
c..n .'iol, :. *. EVANS. detached South pa
l.ota. tu Wet Virginia.
rgi.f roatswain JAMES GLASS. detacHe'd
naval t.rucdo station. Newport. 20 Asitu-
station .ia transport OF NOV. b.. .,..
Ct,l carp. l.. l." BASS, TO naval S''''''''
p ,,.J-t7.,..;s clerks O. $. GOTT and j. e.
-TNNToN. appointments revoked
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
.., Old. Casino az Ia Romano. co'4r "L
ll,.or,. aud SautO Domingo Guy Fomlt!'
a., ~Nia.D,ugal ami Jarvis. ~ Newpoi !.
TERN. a- Boston >aia, ''hHe'l'eN'' o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03
BANK FOR COFFEE NJ
Exchanges Own Clearing
House to Start Tuesday.

The New York Coffee Exchange an
nounccd yesterday that it had es.ab.
lished a clearing house bank which is
prepared to clear balances for the
members in accordance with the clear
ing rules recently formulated to gov
crn the payment and collection Of
checks through a Clearing House.
Heretofore payments have been made
direct to individual firms or members,
but after Monday payment and collec.
ton will be made TO the clearing house
bank Of the Coffee Exchange.
1.-THE clearing house system" says
the announcement made by the Coffee
Exchange, "is intended only TO facii-
Ia the payment of the balances on
direct settlements. transferable no
tees and rings of the previous day.
anG is not an arbitrator upon any dis
putes as to any transactions of any
kind between the members or their
clerks"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03
CAUTION IN TRADE
Confidence Grows, but the Re
covery Is Slow.

General trade continues TO be CON
--c,td cautiously, according TO the
numerical agencies but some growth
q confidence was seen. The foreign
snand arising from the war Is large,
zoo IN some instances cessation Of
.'fslgo competition is helping our
7anufacturers Recovery, however, is
,6g.
Abnormal business conditions Gre
'ied BY the war continue. and caution
nd rttrenchmclt still halt enterprise.
!s' there is significant growth Of
confidence. On the whole, the move
asnt Of seasonaJlc commodities Is
anger than might reasonably be cN-
'scltd, considering prevailing cOndl-
IONS. There IS continued activity in
.'nestc wOO.I0G. and Worsteds. Cot
n goods are irregular, although i'm
P'oyenent On foreign demand is noted;
s'o IN lines freed by the war from
Gsign competition.
Commercial failures this week in the
-ailed States are 1lj, against 40l last
rex o64 the preceding week and 254
.as corresponding week last year. OF
.ss:s' Ia were IN the East, 100 South,
y West and 90 Iu the Pacific States,
40 li9 reported liabilities Of $4,000
Y. more, against 40 last week. Liza
,,lhes Of commercial failures reported
~ nine months are S271,9l8,02li
'sslhst Sl96.545,376 last year
0TIadstreet's has the following: "The
aaoow Of the worldwide war is still
'st over finance, trade and industry
1o caution and conservatism rule in
HAtiy all departments Trade is on a
sho'to-mou,h basis, and industry, eX-
Y' Where foreign war necessities i'm
,nge' Is on slack-watcr scale. All
-tssures OF trade and industrial
.o'ement point TO the continuance OF
s rather painfully slow process OF
Stll, foreign sbipments, swelled by
sl demands for horses. mules, har-
l; cotton and woOllen goods ~
.'aoly blankets automobile trucks
.yIspl'ai supplies and a variety OF
,.tf products, are very large, and the
3''t may sec much Of the past losses
c@pOrt trade rcgaincd'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.

rBy Telegraph TO TIL" TrionuaI
....l.Irti, or. While trading l.-
r..., Ieut AMI dealers arc u U'rI u' .l-.-
r. Her. A. DO disposition shown 90 make
80, .,.-.9n. Iol present quotations. There
,..i H., .f. .ur. aud bushes. viii uc
lear normal MIS- are busy. and, a. they
20 in need of u& material. tuaV viii soon
have 10 come into the market and pay PFC,
falling prices. sale Of 10000 pounds OF
o',artSr blood bright was made during The
,..ak but the pri.e was not made public.
The prI,. SITUATION here shows htl. chang
Ne1 York AMI Michigan a,.eess-,l Inc. IN
~. g.. ..lgH,.: q, g,u-i.: =. ; and y
.cioiai1g ua.--, common AMI braid. 22h -3e.
Parr-ylyar'o ana ohio h'ec's-b'iaine'
washed. a'qa-o. w. gle. IN" ZIMMERMAN
70. y. e5aa5'se: =. = and - clothing. 2ft
r.: ,i-laiue. uuwusacI. -,isa -j'' the, zig"
e-., common and braid, .3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

A gain Of almost SlGOOO.O00 by the banks
is indicated by the reported movements Of
currency this week. The gain from the in
terror WAS S2S97O.O0o, shipments including
Sl.9J4O0O national bank notes sent 10 Nash-
ugton for redemption. Exports Of gold
amounted to sIO.791.OOo, $iO531, 600 Of which
went TO Canada and 100000 to Hayu. The
loss on ordinary Sub-Treasury transactions
was $l,776,eOO.
Directors Of the Indiana Pipe Line have
declared a quarterly dividend Of 81 50 a share,
PAYABLE November Il 20 stock Of record Ooto-
Der II. This compares with dividend Of SO
paid in August. while in May q dividend OF
/ 81 a share was paid.
/ Copper exports for the wee, ended scp,em-
Der 30 to,aIled 5.3lj tons as compared with
/ . 49, tons I'm the same week last year
/ Sears. Eoebuck Co report gross sales
amounting 10 SS.757,2s7 for September
which is an increase Of 1886 per cent over
l1gl3, and for the niuc-month period sales
Iwere S59.13CN2o. "a gain Of nearly per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03
SuRROGNTIS' COTKT-cHAMDET

Appellate Divislon--Reccss
Special Term--Part U-WEEKS, J.
TX Uarto matters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03

ouds :2qe3c: refrigerator. special marks.
fancy. charges paid. "jc. frsts, SI'sd@hc
seconds. @2H2Ic; state. Penn and nearby.
hennofy whites. fnucy' large. Nc" laid. 700
gathered whites. as 80 size aud quality 32P
aSc. Western gathered whites. 2SuIic: state.
Penn ana nearby hcnncry browns 3lIJc
gathered brown and mixed colors. 2Gg 21c.
FRUITS.
Apples Ia good demand and higher. Pears
voak Craub"rrios dun Muskmclons higher.
APPLES, 80 I. hhl. 81 50rf3 30. common and
wlndfalla i5cdSl 20. Far Western. boz. fln
81 90. CRAB APPLES. small bbl, Nab:
large. ildS5: PEARS. Clapp's Favorlto Dbl
NHS5; Bartlett Sass: bush bsk. 81 &qil -:
S"ckcl bnl, s. -0dH. bush bsk, Nnfl 20; Reg.
~ 2'Hil 20. Bcurro Bosc. $685. -, Beurre
tlairgoau. Lbl. s. jOn g 20: B"urre dAntou.
s. 25aS3 20: sheldon. t3afi Duchess. s. go
s. o.: Watermelon. s. -54fs3 -: Howell. t2n
s. 30: common sorts. Sldt.. basket. 3c1N
bartlett Far Western, box. y2G3 80.
PEACHES. cnrrior SlaS-: bak 2icqSl a-bsk
crate. tlHS2; FHr Western. liberia, box, bOH
SIC. bush bsk. Na&2. PLUMs. bush bsk. 81 70
aN 10: peach bsk, oopiJc; N-ib bsk. log 90.
FKrNES. bush bsk. 81 j0aN -; S-lb bsk, goa
Boz; FIGS, Va, at. Jul0c. GRAPES, Del. case.
9ga'oc; NIAGARA. +QaJ5c; Concord, oa"oc ;
Worden. $3.50. Del. an bsk. iGl0c; black
and white. GG1c; Del, 20-lb bsk, 25li0c: Mag
ara. cob rsk. 2jHajc; black. 20-lb bsk, ga
Sc. Del In trays. ton. si0u $50; black. IN
trays. ton, GHS5. RASPBERRlES. Jersey.
rcd. pint. iHGc; HGCKLEBERRlES, Penn
and Jersey. pt. Sale. Nova scotia, lOnl6c ;
CltANBERRlES. cape cod. bbl, SO 50nH %:
crate, Ng&l IS; MUSkMELONS. Col stand
ard crate. 81 esan Is: 20 crate. 75cdtl; fiat
crate, i0G65s; col Usage Gem. hat crate. %
n ,Sc: ORANGES. Fla. box, Sln3: Cal 81 10
ass 90. GRAPEFRUIT Fla, box. Soft1 TO-:
Cuban. iqN %: jamaica, Slaa; Isle Of
Pines, {2HN 80. Porto Rico 81 iOGS5; Nassau
NH&3: ALLIGATOR PEARS Fla. box. 3HA;
cuban. % j0Gy'50. PINEAPPLES. Porto
Rico. Red Spanish. crate. s0cut3; WATER-
MELONS. carload, ''5Gfl15; 100, Sloaf-o;
lIIRnN- IhI 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03
NEW JERSEY CHARTERS

IBy Telegraph TO The Iribuhc.I
,rreuton ~. j. oct. Jackie C.arN
Amusement Co. NewarE, amusement sIV,
900 jackie Clark, Jay Easton' Nellie D.
VI tptsUd,ood FISHERIES Co. wildwood. 5000
n g Banks, q. ". Banks Jonathan James
wildwood ,.,,t.,dise
NJ l[lebcr Co, Newark. mere haheIsgt,
$4,000, Matthew Kiieber. IT, LI'%ape''
Tlieber' Jacob Durer. NeWarl.. 80
NcDcde Burial Co. New BrunsV lch' slV'-
OO0, J. H. Mailer ". j. McDcdc. Katherine
o. Maher, New Brunswich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

The Eastern Pennsylvania Power
Company, "A subsidiary corporation of
the Atlantic Gas and Electric Company.
recently placed in the hands of rccciv-
erS. has dCfaultcd in the scmi-annual
interest on Si,SS0,000 first and refund
ing mortgage per cent bonds, due
October g. Announcement Of the de
fault was made after the company had
failed to deposit with the Commercial
Trust Company of Philadelphia, as
trustee, the necessary $4,000 required
to meet the October coupons. Follow
ing the report II was made known that
Lee, Higginson & Co.. original promot-
ers Of the Eastern PENNSYLVANIA Power
Company, would buy the October inter
airy l next An opportunity will be
given the company TO make good the
default before that time.
Northern States Power.
The income statement of the North
erp States Power Company and It's
subsidiaries, operating in Illinois, Wis
conSln, Minnesota and North Dakota.
for the twelve months ended August
81, shows gross operating and miSccl-
lancous revenue of $i.165.l45; expenses
and taxes were Sl,9SS,2S7. leaving net
earnings of S2,l76,S5S. Dividends at
the rate Of Z per cent annually are be-
ing paid on the SS,3S6,7O0 outstanding
preferred stock, and during the year
amounted TO S5S7,06S. Directors have
declared the current quarterly dividend
of Ia per cent, payable October u, 10
holders Of record September 80. Fixed
charges for the year were 1851, SCI,
and the balance as of August 81 was
S32I.929.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03
MonOn's Earnings Drop.

,, lac Chicago, Indianapolis & Louis
\. ~, !, Railroad Company, in its report
+" we year ended June 30, 1914, shows
...LLIp!ls after charges Of S145,79S,
/; asa is equal 20 2.9l per cent on
~, J,OV,.vO preferred stock, compared
~ ; per cent earned on the same
10, lne previous year and an addi-
r ,-a' d.Z3 earned on $10,500,OOO COM
No.. SS.och. Gross earnings for 1911
70, So'S44,Ol5, loss OF Sal ,S9g, while
w.. 'Sa, ., from railway operations
- 9l1Z5,28I "a decrease of S161 ,6S1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03
Commonw Power. Railway and
Light

Operating returns of the Common
wealth Power. Railway and Light Com
pany showed an increase in gross earn
inGS Of nearly per cent for August,
while net earnings were over II per
cent greater than for the same month
last year. For the twelve months ended
August 81 gross and net earnings were
tho largest since the company was or
gained. Directors declared the regu-
lar quarterly dividends of l per cent
on the common stock and IL per cent
on the preferred stock yesterday, both
being payable November to holders
of record October 16.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03
FINANCIAL RECORD
here And ABROAD
Heavy Currency ua,n
'' troG, Interior-Demand
sterling Lower.

f,,,Ne tO this city
Sow Of surplus iunoS " '"'S wy
l's ~ ,,,erior which has been con
IN 'a' -. - as the supply of cmcr-
..,nay CROWNS o. .,., Groves greater
notes take" Wv - or
F'' a "a hand circulation anu P"s
sd hSn" ,,,,rc has been increased
III reeOS ,.,ucnt for the New
AZ vecS by f'y ,..,r,,l movements
!, City notes. h'p'''.' -
laiA show local banks making
& taIrVN'' ....8- ~ around SOS, 00O,-
, ain from '' 80 Sio 600. 900 70
u Gold exports ia rool
IA on account o. '"'
show their full ohec' ]" w.
Gil n'' 1r,,.o average as the
avs Clear''H I'll ,ho wcck
"A WAS not Withdraw" "''''' ,''>
q" 10 over. There we're however
~ 10, - ravmcnts for dividends
sar Ve'V ', ,rst will affect the state
,,j inlei''' '
rsrt ...t.rrc was lower yCStcr-
Ftrelen ~ to5 for demand sterling
ay, st aI' nm, amount OF business
"a tohS."SI Though applications 60
IS jrsnsa'''~ -. ". of thc gold pool
~ Local ,.',,. t.c very existence OF
Hr no' "'' r.,. had 10 sell appar-
q eNehS'e, .,... a.. prcy,nt any up
ais VS. '''.-. ,,,a~l.-. rates.
I'D tcnd!sn,l . .,,.. during the week
Wheat nou. ',,' r., Lr.rgIs heavier
.,re some ot..' r...- .. VOC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
III TIER.


Re.,.rf- = G-6 pigs. Healthier tone oI
fancy creamery batter Creamery. extras
ml -corcl. 2p'-c; special marks highrr scor
ipcl 2OG30i-, nr~ts, 2Ip2N Fec; seconds,
"a a2Gi.c: creamery, held. extra 81 sc0ro,
2oIagi-c: special MARKS highcr scorinsi. IN
03o' .c: frsts, LTd2S '-c, seconds. - q 70 '-ci
state dairy. finest. 2sG29c; god 60 prime
o5I. al iae: process, extras, - -n.t". rr>f-.
14c25c: imitation creamery, trsts. =. '-n2f'
Isd,os current make. hrsts. 22'22 .-'- pack
ing stock. held. line. 2la.l Zee. current make.
No =, l9i. goo. ,
Rrcelrts, GO boxes. Trading r''iIri'i
Wisconsin Offering freely. especially dhi-r >
At lower prices. Skins steady. state, whole
IlfiLs fresh. colurei. speDisls. and white,
.,.rf3Is l5'.aiG.. ,oloreJ. aN'ragr fancy,
and white. average fancy. l5.4ul''-r. prime
IA. ai5-. auiSies. 16niG'.c. Wisconsin. hYi.
mills fr,.h. daisies. li-t '-c; twin auI
nat. 1iaqI5f-c. state. skins. hold sp"'
Isai3a.c: fresh. specials, II Gl5.te. good {,
choice, ll!.oi-'.c.
U.-sipts. P1s2 case. Dull and u.-.tis-
s.,for, Hilh grad. fresh scarce. storage
Coo. uf,f,ss N.trbH vH Itr scarce. aud fancy
,lI,Iiti,s wanted. ua4rrsraI's lfrtsulaT
tr,..6 gathered extra nu,, ger dozen, go
L.. extra Grsts. las. n!at-- -i4-v.. So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03
CHICAGO WHEAT
CONTINUES FALL
Corn and Provisions Also Feel
Effect of Little Specula-
tive Buying.

Chicago, Oct. > Notwithstanding
that breadstufFs exports for the week
from Atlantic ports we're the greatest
on record, the price of wheat to-day
continued to fall. Lack of speculative
buying counted heavily against values.
The market closed nervous, sc to lac
under last night. Corn finished sc 70
3sW u down, oats lsc up and prov.
sicns off 12izc to 25c.
Nearly 100000 bushels Of wheat, II
was announced to-day, left for Europe
this week from the Eastern seaboard
Of the United States and Canada, n
total almost 100000 bushels larger
than for the corresponding time year
ago. This fact was mainly responsible
for lifting the market temporarily
&c above yesterdays close, but depres-
sion, which had prevailed earlier, set
in again and near the close there was
virtually no buying except from shorts.
Corn followed the action of wheat.
Clear, cool weather tended TO favor the
bear side and so also did slowness Of
cash demand.
Assertions that 100000 bushels Of
oats had been sold here for export held
the market strong despite weakness in
other grains Provisions unchanged.
Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Nev York, October p. i'lt
Can, lie fr.,ic SLOW. Good to prime steors
'--., o., IT,. Ligl.r. common duh. bulls aud
,h"i,a IN cow, urm; medium and common
cow, steady Yards not cleared. Common
10 fairly prime Steers, 80 q" 50 20 per Iog
Do, osen; 3 - -o. o4iis' q, n" 80 80 mr.,
$50 e. 10. t.I ends. 3d. Dressed beer
~ "a f,gIsI,c for city dressed native
ado
Sai.--Tobin & shannon: y " Va steers
las, u Average. 80 per 100 !u: Is. 1902 10.
S,G-: II. 1913 ib. 81 30; -, 1888. s. %; -u,
1886 d. S. Is: 1. $50 lu, - %; - NE' ~,
H.. s. rs. I bull. $40 ID, ,, 40; ~ cows. Sol
10. ST: D.. G-} Do. 81 81; II, 81 ITO, - 80,
newton d Co. /. W Va steers, 1904 3D.
sS-l. 20 1922 lp, 81 10; 70 1871 lp, IS o.
n I.II BOZ. s. 20; 5, 1857 10, y 90 20 Va,
lIf? .u. s. 20: 10, li6. lp, IS, bun ~
M, s. 55. =. 9I5 .D. s. 5Oi cows, 1874 I'D, ."
4 NJ, u. Si,J. D, s9t ,b, So 10; 5, 80 10,
S. 30.
-. SANDER: 3, Va steers. 1854 ID. - 20
1. 1895 r. 81 20: Is. 1876 lh, - 20 T.,
Ig.s d. 81 20. d.. 1892 JOB, 50 20; !, ldVy ID,
e. 20. rs ohio 1906 &c. s. 80, > oxen. 100
H. 81, -: buI. 1870 ~, 81 -; b. 40 H.
l., 20, - $50 No. s.: j. $50 20, q 50; 3,
Lgif..s. .55 Boo. 50 -; : COWS l'D TO- -, S..6
.. Iols Do. So 20, ., 1908 lb. 500; - LOO
10. z. 80: T., 81 DO. 81 81; ~ So ID ~ -
sis 'Ib. as; -. "a 10, 50 %. 900
k,ms Commission Co. - va Seer Ger az
Bio. - SO. %, ny I'D, ?. oV,.a' ~ 81 o.
s., 20 - ID - w. 49, '-' 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03
REEIREIS APPOINTED.

CITY COURT.
special Icrni-Part Ii-EANSOM. J.
l.N gIrff fuHtt1rH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03
Bankers to Meet in Richmond

The fortieth annual convention OF
the American Bankers Association VIII
be held at Richmond, Va, on October
II to Is. at the jefferson Hotel. Among
the speakers will be carter Glass,
chairman Of the House Committee on
Banking and Currency; George NJ.
REYNOLDS. president Of the Continental
Commercial National Bank, Chicago,
and II. Parker Willis recently appoint
ed secretary to the Federal Reserve
Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03

Liverpool. oct. e.-COTTON-Spot in fair
demand: sales 400 bales. including $500
American. ON the basis Of 5.&od for mildline;
minors. 2 %. Lal.s. Including Loo american.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03
STORAGE NOTICES.

TIrErTy STORAGE And WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. E. g. and n West oith street
To Nrs ora Cecil Bel. Ne" Idea sales COM
g ,li,o1 ho MI H. NJ steele. James l. Bar
5ar Nrs F. NJ Elliott and Mrs. Minnie
Gr,rf Kendall < Kendall Mis- Caroline
Drarer Miss Eva Chirong, 1. W. CorNin,
Frsi q. UeaIu and Paul II. ilearn. Eliza
LIN Merritt Mrs. T.. J.. y. Copeland VIII
I'm street aud John f. Ski.lman, Samuel
-ridl4r. NJ /. Mdutuer Mrs. II. H. Williams
ana Bert q. Cheek. caleb i. Leonard Miss
II Short Pearl clifton. Gladys Earlcot,
= ~ soatcrs' " G.. Fairfield. Margaret +.
Vail UsrIo T. sparks aud w. II. Esdohr.
Ms. Emily =. Seggei Miss Emily Gcscheke.
Fr3ucis r. Palmer sinclair ogden Co. New
la. sales CO. George y. lsdalc and w. VI.
II CLARKE. Arthur l.. Altman. II. y. slim
eon casey hurghcN sk, Vincent mccarthy,
= - Sounolfeld " r. tcnlsy bonncUy
Sale, Co. Michael Pcyser \. l.. Wakeneid'
80 a. sharp Brown & Bishop !. =. sloan.
I.lorla AlacCugdy fred Slmcster. OnlyeFSal
S,les Co. Charles 5. Cohu. Receiver l. ~.
Errlchard Edward g. cooper. Miss Mac
Martin. Mis- ~ NJ. E,anf, Miss Minnie T.
MlI<l. ] W. Weaver Nrs. 10 - IH0itn3'
e = Kudun You and each OF you are mere
hy uotir,I that On. time for the payment o.
,ur lien uuuu The property hereinafter d"-
.eribei having expired. after due notice
thereof hos l.cu gwen you. ". WV aus
...n pruu,r'H 60 Wit household goods ana
merchandise. stored hy NuI Qr iu YOUR name
.u th. vatchuu-. 0t th" company. 10 be sold
az f.4IIl. suctiuu. according q" ihe statute
auction rooms 90 ~. H. FLAlTAr s. son,
sagt0.s-. corner 18Th Street AMI University
Place. Sew lufA ,ity. commencing Tuesday,
D.t..tr It.u l'if tr 1890 s. NJ. aud .v.-
uuuIug or every Tuesday and Wednesday
ihIt4tt.i. 80 the same place ana hour. until
aH .l. lu.l- have usrU solid lIEEtl
STORAGE A\D WAltLUpl ST. COMPANY.
T.. o. aud u West eith street
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,.. supreme court Guy. J.
iI@teiAldL hoesn-H a Forster
B'rnSi"i n/Browusille Cont--V I McKcoyn.
Schaof.rI''coir'lo G = / Kieeb n.
FrcTHr'luu-I flgiaIam
County Court GIBBS. =
Stecbo/Apoidr-J Boylo. ir.
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SEABOARD CIEARANCES.


Underlying sentiment 10 the coffee market
was again beari-h and prices were cdsi,r
owing 20 general absence Of demand ard
pressure OF offerings from Brazil. Sentiment
In the market was bearish on the belief that
Brazil viii market an unusually large per
centaGe Of the present crop in America. owing
10 the elimination Of the usual big dona d
from Europe. shipments from Brazil 10 Eu-
rope during September were only 5000
bags. compared with $4,000 last year. while
shipments to the United States were JgS ,0UH.
against sos, 900 last year Ia the local spot
market Rio - were quoted at SIC. Statsti-
cal position Of brazilian coffee.
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RECEIVERS APPOINTED

supreme NoUrt I'll. !.
tr'-yu * krlhuueII, stio cont Co Lott
nor.
County Court GIBBS. J.
- IA'crf A Co/'o"N,rIO a Little Co
J $ M.Dyuouch.
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,.ted. New YORK. tho Jth DAY Of May. 1910
ALLAN q. CRAIG. Ea,,lfor.
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Railroad Earnings.

The following railroad reports oil
August were made public yesterday
cincinnati Hamilton X Dayton -'ro'-'
S.-- i5G. increase. SNO2t. net after taxes
I1i2 3u7. increase. s. ~ .,.....--. o..
Detroit q Maohinac--"ros+. SUI
cease, S'5.%il. net after taxes, S-''lI' ''
,,,tpti.. Coast Lin, Gross N2.2lj. it1. e'
.~a,-e' yil7. $50: not after taxes. fIo'''-''
DECREASE S73 1913. ...-.-.,. DE-
Missouri Pacific Gross. - .-''.'''. a'
,rease. $4,000 Let. >l'"'l'oI'. '',' .'''
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS..

Iron. y, No ISIS ~ Coffee No Z Rio o.,
iron. \, No - 100 Fine gran sugar 60,
Iron, :. No ( 10 % Molassee. OK, p 60,
Steel rails. 10 Beef family. SCI 90
Wheat. No rcd / O5Ib Tallov. specIal az
Corn, No vol 10 Pork mess. % Az
oats stand VIII do', Hogs. Or. iGO ~ 49,,
Flour, Mpls p. 500 Lard mid West -