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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York, September 3, 1914
REEVES.

R,coipts 2.2Is, nearly all for slaughter.
No trade in live cattle. me Iee''H EraS AS
rated steady for all desirable g'au ui,,,
Dressed beef steady, at l5qIoC lot N'''
dressed native sides.
Receipts, $40 head; 100 on sale MS In
steady Common to choice Veais SOLO dC Sdos
Sl3 so per 100 10; culls 81 ooqSs ~ IA
i9iac per 10; country dressed "edH' a' 4-'-
az ,',:sSs.-Tobin & Shannon: 10 yeels IA %
average. at Sl3 50 per 100 10; :, 200 10; 81
0 22i ID. $40 80; l w Va, 10 ID FI~' o.
lis 10, $40 80; culls. 10 d. So
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 6.2O2 head; g.: cars on sa ,o.
Sheep quiet but steady; LAMPS SLOW 70 ~ ~
lower. Common to fairly good smeep so. go
81 5oqs4 - per 100 10: ordinary 70 sooa
lambs. 81 5OaSs 80; cuIls, az 50. pr re,5tI
mutton quiet, at sallc per 10 dressed la'liOS
easier, at l2al5c, outside figures TOT "os
or Ssies-Tobin & shannon: 10 ~ lambs
gg m average, at IS 40 per 100 10; % w va
go N - ~ ~ culls. ~ n, So; IS Ky sheep'
liz IL. - -; s.. 50 n, IS 90; yearl'nS'
81 v 10; o." & Co.. 221 Penn lambs, II b.
e. E0. 10 sheep. 116 10, 81 %. -,
Kerns Commission Co.: 90 Ind lambs 20
NJ, 81 90 uocs
ReceIuts .s57 head; about a car on SAFE.
Feeling weak, no sales reported up 70 'aIe
hour
Chicago sept. 3-HOGS-Receipts, iiSS' ygS,
Glow. hulk OF sales $ 95dSs 70; hght ~ 20 lIR
90 a. mixed s. 75H 50 20, heavy - eVg rgr 70
ro,ph IS 6Oa 50; pigs s. sass DO - - ~ ~ ~
Pemsints $500: steady; beeyes, IS Wg|9- 10;
,-srs 81 3jaSJ IS; stockers and feeders :" "
go *. cows and hclfers. s. 9OaSi ~; cav
t7-o7,Sll g5 SHEEP-Receipts. I''VVo' sIeSu2
81 30G;5 CO.. yearlings, S 4OgS0 %; IaihOS' " 20
az Ea %. city. Sept 3.-HoGs-ReGseaiPIlls5;
6SS. lower bulk. 50 1OaS9 IS; heavy. S 5%@
co o. hackers and butchers. s. 5gqS9 ~ llf ir,s
20 T TI "a Az pigs sSqS 70 CATTLEnlRSeeG, az
90 steady; prime fed steers =, '2 W. q "A
49, Lseg SSaS9 So Southern: % 1VacL ~ o.,
~ q 95as7 .; heifers s. 5Oq69 %, - 81 -;
GOV fssdeT- s. SOFAS 30; bulls, % on - oo a.
a% 81 5oliSlO 90 sHEEP-Rece -o, a. p;
%rrcr. lambs, S7dS %, yearLnEs. - '''F 49,
"rthy' pvff.Io Sept. 2.--IAIILF.-i|et'' ~ y,
last ~ SJ,,a'y EAIS-Reyeipts. 80 ay4 lOo
sTi higher, s5asi2. go y, nixcI and
80 Sfn,, and lover heavy 81 ~ 90 H sn rousbs
Yn,k,rs 50 75ass 50; pig - !V9 g ytTy;r; RE
y l6[, e -, stays s. 5OpSI 10 SITE lambs
~ OCO. sheep active and steduS
49, ,i.I, AMI lower. S-dS p. ,,.-,,,,,y as2.
rouisyille. sept S. t Ri - steady:
t2lal lambs, S7aS7 70; seconds -, 3n. me!
choite ian,bg stqS5; fat sheep, Ng'1 0'' ''
butcher ,5,oi ir ICON common unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04
WHEAT SOARING AGAIN
Other Grains Follow Suit i'll
Chicago-Provisions Irregular.

Chicago, Sept. 8.-Darkening pros
poets that Turkey and Italy would
enter the European war brought about
new high price records to-day in the
wheat market here. There was
strong close at 32sc to sac above last
night. Corn rose lac to 1%c net and
oats &c to 1c. The outcome in pro-
visions ranged from 25c decline to an
advance of &c.
Wheat was on the jump from the
very outset. For the first time the
English trade was showing alarm over
the breadstuff supply. British officials
were reported as buying -Four on a
large scale, all milling interests Of the
United Kingdom running heavily and
both American and Canadian wheat in
eager request at Liverpool. early re-
ports that Turkey was expected at any
time to begin hostilities were supple,
mented later by rumors that italy had
Joined the allies and by gossip that
Canada would remove the duty on
wheat.
Range of prices:,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04

,,.. I,,rprns-W, w. Penteld. $a'9 s.. ,
ttii,rtscb Beniamin--E. VI. Rodrock. S2l3 H.
3hos Charles VT Mazzareno. SSSl.
b bt'SS, william W.-Moden Tile and marble
co, inI,; 'Irthur-r. c. Johnson. 500 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
SEPTEMBER ).
Manhattan.

The FIRST name is that Of tue ueoto', , 'c
second that Of the cieal'o'' anu
M IcstnfTs ]. F.-state Bank; Dec d.
lS;S; S2a Zane SS Dec. Is, 1905 $500 e5. 90
STnCta 0rev &c. J. Hermance: sept l.
Ny lgo Sare VA !. &c. r Ryttenbers' June
IT,; 20, lg Snn sfTurtion Co and Louis Rosen-
Il, sfrassicr; June 23' 1914 'aca'''' .
sa S9hS 30 Nc. l. Miller; April a. 1918;
ya SsS ~ rcqlG9iaI. , T1u;i and Savings
.,,t- Dii"' Z; G. ZIhelH and y. ReIslef.
' Brooklyn Vault Light Co; Jan o. IVA IL
SJ-q o., u and q. l.. AmourouI-B
% ~ I,,V nee = 1908: Sl7G n.
r " Kelsey Nursery Col. j. Fox FED
10. 1912: Slil 80
The Bronx.
Kleban. L. E-J. Lesser July T. IVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04
CASH QUOTATIONS.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

'And lHes extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

Report of the Northern States Pow
err Company shows the ratio Of net
earnings to fixed charges now at 172
per cent, and the ratio of surplus to
preferred stock dividends 1853 per
cent, Gross earnings of subsidiary
companies continue to make larger
increases each month, due principally
to the prevailing prosperity of the
cities served in Minnesota and North
Dakota. The electric connected load
of subsidiaries increased by 10000
kilowatts In the year ended June 80,
and S,494 new customers we're secured.
For the year ended July 81, gross rev.
enue amounted to S4,124,s17, a gain
OF pa per cent, net earnings increased
l2.6 per cent, balance after fixed
charges was 2A.b per cent greater, and
after payment of preferred stock div
ldends there remained balance Of
SSl4,O5l, an increase of 1876 per cent
over 1913,
II. NJ. Byllesby.
The consolidated earnings statement
of II. NJ. Byllesby g. Co., of rev.
enue derived from all utility companies
under its management, shows gross
income of $l,062,552 for July, an in
crease of $22,996 over the same month
OF last year, or % per cent. Net
earnings after operating charges were
S47O,6S4, $24,S99 higher than in 1918,
or gain of 5.6 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04

KIeban, L. E.-J. Lcsser' July o. IVI
$500 Al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04
II s Treasury FINANCES.

Washington, Sept 3.--The condition Of the
1-rttnd states Treasury at the beginning OF
S.,,si,,css 10 day was: Net balance In gen
eraI fund. Si22, s43 l9l; total receipts yester-
cav S2509,351; total payments yest otr
81 92o 8Sg against deficit OF si05s3,ii9
iast year. exclusive Of Panama Canal ana
..,,L.ll. .lnht lransacIIOnE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04

The approximate Auiount Of the lien or
charge. 10 satisfy Whirh the above described
property Is TO De sold, Is ii3.b3s.O7, With
Interest thereon from the lfth day Of Au-
gust 19li together with the costs and al
low ancy, amounting 70 1858 -. with interest
from August 10th. 1914. together with tho
expenses OF the sale The Approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and water
rates or other liens. which are TO be al
lowed TO the purchaser out Of the purchase
money, or paid by the Referee. IL tA5ef6
and interest.
Dated New York. September LIST. 1914
SAMSON FRIEDLANDER. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04
BRONX COUNTY

BRONX COUNTY,
SUPREME COURT.
Special TeFm-BRADY, j.
Elk parte matters-At 1920 a m.
Motions adjourned until Tuesday, Sept. g.
1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04
Railroad Earnings.
The following railroad reports Tor
Inlv were made public Yesterday:

The following falItodu IePVt'" ~
JuIv were made public yesterday:
southern Railway-GrOss S5,7O5,l ~ IN
Creas. Slgl,SO5: net after taxes Si'Io''-
e9S decrease $4,000. ,. T.
Mobile and Ohio-Gross Si,09S, sos. IN
crease S3g.4G2; net after taxes $2215O"'
Georgia Southern and Florda--Gross
sgf7 OH increase $l4145i net after
Ives S35.S $50. Increase Sl47SO.
Southern Pacihc-Gross 81 ,G32,9l9. de-
cresse SI2g.Ogl; net $32S1,573. decrease
Sl35. 495. 49,. e, snq -
e.5 decrease Sl41,S99; net $l,2j5,Ob2' IN
Dcnver * Rio Grandc--Gross $2.0o362s'
decrease $50 674; net S456,664, increase *5S'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04

Receipts l. $50 cases. Market very quiet.
Free offering OF Wisconsin cheese at lower
prices for prompt shipment. State, whole
milk. fresh. specials. l6Gl6i4c; average fancy,
l5iedlJa.c. prime, l5dl5hc; Wisconsin, whole
milk, fresh daisies, l5lsalGc; twins, ljAql5c;
fats l5Iadl6c; state skins, held, specials,
i3q lie; fresh, l3al5l3c; good to choice, nag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04

white, Dbl, $la$2: rutabaga, tOq9oc.
POULTRY.
DRESSED-Dressed poultry firm Tor taHyy
stock. TURKEYS. Western, average, FANCY,
l7IllSr: CHICKENS, broilers. II 10 box, MIX
fed. 22a23c; corn fed, 17al9c roasters, II 10
box. 1sq zoe; corn fed. 1913; brollers. Dds,
Phila and l. l squad, ID each, pair o0goOC'
Phila fancy, 10 each, n. 23g Zoe; rem
average, lSa22c; Western, fancy, mix te1.
dry picked. lJd2lc: corn fed, dry picked, 30
diSc; Mich, scalded, fancy, l9c; tOoM ~ ~
Western. box packed, dry picked: lag ; ;OC.
bbls. Western iced, dry picked log l9G
Western. sCalded, fancy, 16ql7S: small, "a
ml5c: COCKS, old. l3c; DUCKS Spite iies
ducklngs. l. l. choice, l0qlolac; sGG % 20 81
white, dozen. 81 5OGgS3 80; dark, IL 2qSi o9'
Fryzen-TURkEYS Western, box pacheH'
dry picked selected. young hens OF l oIhs.
2ja26c; bbl packed. 23gSc; old TSe "a "a
CHICKENS. broilers, soft meated. mix mix t teS
iSa2gc; corn fed, 14alJc; roasters2 MIX re- a.
iiS25c; Fowls, box packed 1879 ls'gS as Ia y
size and quality; BOOSTERS old lz.7g, tGo,
AIJVE-ReceIpts unloaded, 70 cars py lIe.S rs, !,
and . cars by express Market weaker, w w.
Ton quotation extreme on fowls. ,S-ihlld.I,6 LIE
ESS brolers, rq1sc; FOWLS, !, z2E US ISS
OLD BOOSTERS, 12%Gl3lsc; THKAE ~
i2aIfc: DUCKS, Western. l4ql5c; Il l.
spTinS l5i5al64c; old, l4al5c; Jersey, spring;
I5al6c; old. l4al5c; GEESE MeSsteIh on
SoIthern, old, 13Aa14fac; GulNEAS' paH'
4OaG0c: LIVE PIGEONS, pair, 2og2Sc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04
New York, September 3. 1914.
GRAIN

GRAIN.
WHEAT-The market advanced 10 new high
records for the season, closing at the top,
with New York showing net gains OF &c a
bushel. while Chicago was S@a3kc net higher
The advance was due to renewed aggressive
buying led by foreign operators, based on
evidences OF liberal export sales. which were
varlousy estimated At from 30 to 100 loads
Liverpool was 2i4d higher. and II was evil
dent that sentiment both here ana In europe
had been Influenced by the belief that II
Turkey enters the conflict II will mean the
closing of the Dardanelles and the suspen-
sion Of exports from Russia which Will IN
crease foreign requirements OF American
wheat. Holders OF cash wheat were very
firm, and 1t was said that larger business
could have been done II the wheat hai Geeh
available. Country offerings we're on I'M
tied scale, and il was evident that farmers
intend holding more wheat than usual, on
the belief that there is little probability OF
the European countries being able 70 plant
their usual fall acreage, and that prices WIN
he higher after reserve stocks nave Jeeh Gun
sumed abroad Receipts at spring Wheat
points were larger but there was apparently
market was very strong, with reports OF an
active milling demand In the local Gasn
81 1871; No hard. 81 IS; No ! Northern ~ ~
Iuth. 81 "A: No / Northern Manitoba 81 ~,
ali nonina,, c Buffalo COkN-SS'rr99nl6S
and higher, closing az a net advance W - -
a. PTices were Influenced by the advance
i'm wheat and sentiment seemed 10 lean MOI
tn the bull side. owing TO the tact IndI tI,t
Driyate estimates pointed 10 q shaIp Lai;Ihs
PEI GA ,he indicated yield compared with last
months government figures. Cash n y, rSsro
%ele - ~ . ,alIoW corn was quoted at WAC
Hei to arrive, and strictly prime -, Arg gen
tine at 9Oc. nominal, delivered. 9At sSnIes
na marx % rsnorts of further large export sales.
T% %b' o IF from the country and very
T r cash markets The The, local f GssS n Ho
was hrm. STANDARD %hte' 0o VA 55i,c; ord-
aii1r SS 5sS5sc; fancy clipped 5saSSc'
n nu eIevaror' RYE-Firm; NO MeS ,'lait,
S Sia - / buffalo. BARLEf-steady' "'a''
Do 7saSJc g / ( Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04
NEW YORK PRICES.
INrERInR RECEIPTS.
EIOTR AND MEAL.

Flour was frm. owing 10 c tng orders aut we're
wheat am an, FmTops for prompt shipment, nut
here IRON demand seems to have fallen on
s sS patents So qs6 co. WITS l, sra sprns
8 i6GI5 winter patents 10 - WIN winS ST, la
clear - " ,s So s; 10; Kansas sraights 3 3
s. :, % 10 10 fsncy 70 spring patents So soat = kEE
FiGoUK-Firm: f & ,oa IS 80 so0ac; oRSH Ne
choice 10 tah'y Jrisd. As, nominal. BAG
STEADY; s, KsG ane white and yellow 81 sOa
y 40 bran ,o@I o d. saG X: 90 :'s sd dog 10 81.
ding 80 go TO- buIk So: sacks, 81; niddiins'
:i 5 T. s, ,sS red dog $751; oil meal 'a3a'SS o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04
SUGAR.

poe,ed was unchanged. win IIan' . an
he i.atn an the basis OF 1875 Tor hng
T1snuiated, The following are iis' c PTlIs
tho Ai'i ,Si,6ss ,ascs 2-tb cartons, halt OF
Crys'e,l Ices 10 25c and 10 So IN nan
fun SIC ases 3 NJ cartons, 0.75c. and 9.sSc
Eases ss,, 10 cases: Eagle tablets, so5s cut iGss.
l5c. crushed. sC5e: mould r,Auls ,,SL f5oc:
and Sas neovJcred, T.IOc, and 100 in bali
AAAN rIPSIs SIfb bags powdered. 800; pow
49, 49, ana coarse powdered snd Eagle GesIS.
ANIMATED, 1850; fruit powdeTeJ anu Eae'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04
,oTToSsFED OIL.

-, Vas nrmcr early, Win p1'y on
The mIrf Sy E 70 oo sell se6 a9a
E @eynSSa about ssrs:G GOG ta Or
pressure on ,rod '"a a fiTmer tone than the la's
uon, ,rs Local contract prices Ye.,or-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04
PROVISIONS.

rho market Was moderately a''t ,@nde nl.
prices showed sesTE d OF logs and lower
OWING TO ~" cards, a. well Of d,< ,Is
3 :. IS. family ses;s .9 ,asp ;saf lam ~
ass BEEl sa5ds26; extra India mess
" .1sa'oT6 RFEassED H0Gsnstea,diSS 0a Cons
99 iSst ON lie: ,ld liS 'TT1tfLLow-ouict;
pcEsd bans Smr, city 6e country sa a e.,
n,fRib sS steady o %ad Fe %S.' s.
10 SOC; city. steady,ii zoe Continent, Il &c;
ssuth AmoTieal 100 6t.'O' compound SMa,sA v
Rr4z,ir rSSEsSouct; oeo, lie asked; city '''0'
ia. MIC. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04
IVERpOOL MARKETS.

r,verpool. Sept. 9.-wHEArm,ts3PDoSt. 4 URN.
-. LS Npanitoba 9s I'd; futures strong oR R;O
Der, So 50 DeS St',rs, steady; October, o. a.
Spot n2m Gia5r fur bellies. sis shor. clear
t bAE9'' 745. LARD-PrimnS W. WsSs 571 81. "
6 bass new, 55s sd to sos Cd DID, 90 '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
CAR AND FOUNDRN CO
AM In New York, sept IS, w
mr. Al STOCK

AMEhlIAN Esw York, Sept. B. lSl4'
PREFERRED CAPITAL sIoCN
" DIVIDEND no. g. -.o-, nor
CON, dESp on the Preferred stock o. ms
Company has this day GSen dee ,aboIScrs 81
I''ot ~ the close u business Friday sep
TENDER II. 1914. -. c,a-a,tv
Checks will be mailed oy I"e
trust Company OF New YORK ,.-...,,-or
L''9' $. ;. DE- LANo, Treasurer
WN. N. HAGER, Secretary.
AMERICAN CAR And FOUNDRN 90.
New York sept. 3, 1914.
COMMON CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND 80. Is
4 dividend ~ one half per cent ',-,cl on
she Common stock 81 this Company has th's
dav been declared, payable TIiursday' October
I ,gl4 10 stockholders u record az the close
OF business Friday September u. l9l+
Checks will be- mailed by the Guaranty
Trust Company Of New York.
s. ;. DE I.ANO, Treasurer.
WA. NJ. HAGER, Secretary.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

MultiEraph Letters. 800 81 80. i.OOq
lis Nassau. Room 1905. Phone BeekInan SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04
COFFEE.

The market was again in ND %a' tbeTe P was
ton with buyers tnd increased Shipments Of
noshingt rom Brazil in the immediate t tlseIy
Ggee er 6S coees being oeT sarcs Fes sRd
desirable Sa Frsss fre adee are was being
firm. Cost s am few takers. The. world
fered but butte IOu figures Tor the end Of august
ySf spas from German q Rs qp sar Sr
other European terrease OF 80 900 bags dur,
ceived showed whereas year ago the total
ing me increased T s66 900 In the locai S an
Ni s,l, Rio rs were stu quo'e 80 a.
mdIkCl wv u lillian CUUet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04
FEDERAL COURTS.


Equity Observation-Disclosures, J.
A Il NathanCoI Meyer.
Gaze on. No day calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04

Special Term-Part II-GUY, ].
Tx partc matters.
Special Term-Parts Ill, ", V, VI, VII
and VIII. Adjourned for the term.
Trial Term-Parts II, III, ~, v VI
VII. VIII. IN, y, NJ, MI, NH, NV, Nv,
XVI, ANII and ANIll--AdJourned Tor the
term.
sURROGATEs' COURT-COHALAN. s.
WILLS FOR PROBATE-l0S0 a. m.
Emma J PrOdl MBJud-Oh
Emma II Dodge Gcrtrudel Amer
A ; BickmOrc Francis llclaHry
Jonas Phillips PduiiheAI'haI
CITY COURT.
Special Term-Pnrt I-GREEN, J.
MOTIONS.
Mansfield Gross Levine Shillaber, jr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04
COURT CALENDARS
The meaning Of the line is versus or aGs inst.
Cases will be called In the order given below.


Q IL versus or aga inst.
the order given below.
Singer Brand IHerlIhy/ HSYEdlson
Whitaker Scherman Greenfast/Johe
Rlley/Fitzpatrick PoHJChacc
HuthOnHseIr Jerome BraytOn
Woods Woods Holzrichtcr/ Miliirson
Roberts, " lowTRxl Salzberg/ ERiyeT Bank
Nicholas sterM&RM lPackardAG/ Payloghy
er/IolbrookC&R I Eisenberg/OShAuEh'y
Noble /I,evine&CO Tannenbau1u/W echsler
Mcclure Marine Papa BOhland&A
Riverside Bk/ Prescott
Special Term-Part II-GREEN. J.
FIX parte business-Defaults. 1890 a. M
Trial Term-PaFts /, III, III. ~, v, VI
VII and YIII-Adjourned for the term
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Conrt-DELANY, J.
Re Bond ST. A Fargts.
BY GUY. J.
Franklin TrIBrady--J II Rogan.
by DONNELLY, J.
Re Rubenstein-A Walsh.
Klrshbaum /Schlachetzki-W c Arnold.
schwegler/ Freedman-D B Baum.
Nut l. ms /shepard-E Murphy
Plato Sullivan Halptn.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court-GUY, J.
Penrose Rity/Fletcher Con-H Winkopp'
Bernsteln/N Capozzolo-E Rayher'
BY DONNELLY, J.
salOmon/L Lippmann-J A Farrell
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special TeFm-BRADY, j.
Elk parte matters-At 1890 m
Motions adjourned until Tuesday, Sept. g.
1914
COUNTY COURT.
Special Term-SoUTHARD. j.
Elk parte matters.
sURROGATE's COURT-sCHULZ. 8
NO day calendar.
REFEREE APPOINTED.
Supreme Court-BRADY, J.
CUndIt/ Auerbach-J 5 Klein.
KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Appellate Division, I'd Dept.-,Recsss.
Anpellate Term--Recess Trial Term
Adjourned TO Oct. 0. special IeTm' HH'
uI-Trlals-Recess, ., ,
Special Term-Part Ivan sICLEN' j.
Motions at 10 "A. m.
zlerlen/ zIerlen BorgstromI Appleton
White IBradleyConst Harvey RockvilleC
RahnerI Gaynor LawyersMtg/ Boden
irbnrna sIS&sConst Sllverman /BlumberB
LawyersTI&T/C orbin Walsh NEKh
Martinson/ DegnOn GoodmanINEHH
Jensen ITACrane's S Same/Same
IIn5berg Mol eerMfg Johnson NERR
o/AronsonRlty co Cope/NERk
Lerner/ Lerner same same
Weber, COretto t1nertyI same
Taylor Taylor SoslawskH bilIN'
re Scbadof Same/Same
Barbour Barbour AaniscalcoLBhF
Hamilton p ZeItmach FolgerIBHRR
iuauIItonPWU 'SPipeI CougIBHRR
TaxIJentBlake Horuer/ Middleton
Re Van Dam II tDegDI .rr
SPECIAL FORECLOSURE CAbENbAtN'
VAN SICLEN, J.-At 10 a. m.
BelII Rosenstein stoopack/ Feinstein
sURROGATE'S COURT-KETCHAM' s.
At 10 a. m.
No day calendar.
COUNTY COURT-Part w.
Civil Calendar.
Trial term adjourned until October MO
tions returnable and orders signed In Part
II, Room 10.
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NEW YORK COUNTY.
SUPREME COuBT.

Appellate DIYIsIon-Reccss.
Special Term-PaFt I-DoNNELLY, J.
LITIGATED MOTONS
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Trial Term@PsFts /, II. III. ~. v, vi.
VII and YIII-Adjourned for the term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04

Receipts, 2,2ls, nearly al Tor saushtel
No trade in live cattle. The feeling va va
raJeS steady for all desirable grades
dressed beef steady, at l3ql6c for CITY
dressed native sides.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04

Grant. 2Oa4Oc; carrier. 25d50c; TURNIPS'
white, Dbl, $lG$2; rutabagar tOqBpc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04

Receipts. 10 2O7 cases. Arrivals light, but
demand quiet High grades scarce and
wanted, and good value cheap eggs iirm'
Nearby white eggs Of extra fancy quality
scarce and frmer Fresh gathered extra
hne. doz, 29a3lc; extra tirsts, 2743c; hrsts'
25l2d 26l2c seconds, 24a2jc; refrigerator, spe-
Ciai marks, fancy. charges paid, &c; nrsts'
fancy large. new laid, $685.; gathered as
to size and quality. 2sd3jc; hennery browns
~ =, eJr. gathered and mixed, $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04

Herllhy/NYBdison
Greenfast/Johe
st/Chace
Decentralization
Observation-Disclosures
SalzberR/ERiyeT Bank
PackardAG/Payloghy
OVERWHELMINGLY
Tannenbaun/ Wechsler
Papa BOhlandGA
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nay AND STRAW.

Market culst, with outside quotations M
dr,,It TO reach. Small balof timothy II sell
- o. ,~,,g,. ub0ut sny under. HAN-LarG'
lied, new. tons. timothy. prime, ST 1ea1I-:
No 81; No 10 No :, 'lsaS!o fancy "a, iiE q,
clover. mixed 81: other mixed. NS4 ~ y, 10
tsIti7. No .. SiqE5 Small baled timothy
nav even TO zoe lower per ton than large
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-11

Il Is not easy to extract consolation
or Joy from the statement Of building
operations for the month Of September.
The figures look unfavorable. In fact.
they are unfavorable. August, the first
month Of the European war, made
very credtablc showing, shrinkage of
only per cent. as compared with August
last year. But September reveals loss
OF 81 per cent The explanation is per
haps this: Plans late in July for August
permits had already progressed so far
that stoppage was both unnecessary and
undesirable. But during the month OF
August there was not the same undi-
vded looking ahead 10 construction
work Instead, there were street corner
discussions and arguments. Turning the
spot light on the misty future, a some
what hazardous guess would be that
building operations may be about due TO
get their second wind. One considera-
ton which is receiving some attention
ls that building material has cheapened
In some directions within recent weeks,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-11
Building Operations for Nine Months

and that this may serve as a spur to in
creased activity. Looking the figures
squarely in the face, this is the present
ment:
The official reports Of building per
mits, issued by seventy-one of the prin-
cipal cities throughout the country, dur
ing September received by. the Ameri-
can Contractor, Chicago, total S44,97l,-
9O4. as compared with se5,si4. i95 for Sep
TENDER. 1919. "a decrease of 20 per cent.
But the losses are not unanimous. There
are eighteen cities that show gains. in
GLIDING st. Paul. 9O9 per cent; Denver
PAL per cent; Dies Moines. 19s per cent;
Scranton, $50 percent, Springfield. Ill,
165 per cent Salt Lake City, 237 per
cent.
For the first nine months Of the year
the showing is creditable. The total
cost Of building permits issued in the
seventy-one cities was S55S, 276,75S as
compared with $3.50, 21SS92 for the CORE
spending period last year, a decrease VI
only 4 per cent. The statement in detail
is as follows: