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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
lNCIAL RECORD
ERE AND ABROAD
..,s subscriptions for
OI ritv Loan-Money
Tone Easier.

.,ns Of the week brought
re epenrsulated mail considerable
viiA rs ~ the offers for tina new city
,i3noh ling heavier the expected
hsnds, Hesnt;on Though the local
Wsrsu0 s.srtet continued quiet, there
nohey ,.htiv easier tendency, due 10
vas s of continued improve
q Il bank cash holdings IolioM, ,..s
Esl ;ncrease shown m SSy Tio'tss. -, >
60 House statement. toFste u
Clesi.nss. rates closed about a. on sst-
sSs ss md grain prices were irreguia5
srday, ~ ssrlv advance. The proposed
d!et 81 mas not yet taken final shape
SIC pV s;,ntions OF this city were pre-
bo' ll'' 80 meet whatever further ue-
ar'es ,,;eht be made upon them IN
naees 20 the requirements OF new
sSS.t City's financing s;.. -
Las ~ cold. was due 10 SHIP
shpelu' tror, The interior reaching here
nensS - Instances with no attempt 70
y nan NY, notes backed by gold. The
soI1 W. o;+;es. Il is true. still so through
80 and hold out the part ,hS INA.
a.,s reserve requirements III otuct
sss,s AldYich-Nreeland notes. TAKEN ,,
- = small denominations Tor payroll
's, ~ srJ band-to-hsnd circulation
aes' s.rt and New York balances are
~ ~ large bills as they come.
NlS = -sin of reserve from the IN
n s5ould be expected 20 continue
isllSt sst;c exchanges are being easily
w. ~ currency. Unlike 1907. when
s-O' rel;ef was simply in Clearing
Nc certificates that passed only III
Eo1s 80 where issued. emergency notes
~ bAon available for shipment all
- the country, and 50 there mas
-, no reason TO limit movements OF
.s,rsney within our borders
Foreicn exchange conditions may DC
.-,scted TO improve when, IN addition
= arrangements for meeting New
49, debt abroad, the assurance OF
~ sIo0 600 900 gold pool is added. The
s@Ssrsl Reserve Board yesterday con-
1850 details Of raising and admin
:..s-ing the common fund, but made no
.r,anncement during business hours.
N he amount to be subscribed by
S.,ts in reserve cities $45,O00,O0O IS
v,w Works share. When to-eay's maj!
i-,m Furope is received and the sub
.er;ntjon books for the new city loan
=, closed il will be possible, from the
smount of foreign takings, to get q
utter idea Of how much gold we must
AT with 70 pay our balances abroad.
Trading ii municipal and other un-
Esied bonds, though now theoretically
without restriction when the securities
we're owned by the seller, began this
Vssk on very small scale. Invest
rept houses are DESTROYS Of avoiding
100 great an unsettlement Of present
suotstions and proceeded cautiously.
\ Is recognized, however, that the
sudden rush Of selling in the last few
avs Of business was more concentrat-
a on stocks, and so final bonds prices
d mot represent such thorough liqui.
istion. This is particularly true Of
,andsrd investment issues, and the
Sock Exchange authorities will give
this consideration when transactions
IN these obligations come before them
ior approval.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
GRAINS STILL ADVANCING
Chicago Prices Show Small
Net Gains-Provisions Lower.

Chicago, Sept. 21.-NotwithstandinTg
a decided setback at one time on the
increase in the visible, the W heat mar
ket to-day averaged higher, influenced
by a notable falling off in receipts OF
Northwest. Closing prices were steady
at &c to &C net advance. Corn finished
bc to 9sc up, oats with gain OF &c
Ia 1Sc. and provisions the same as Sat
urday night at 321a down. Much in.
terest in the diminishing movement OF
the spring crop was taken by wheat
spectators here. Arrivals at Mime
apolis and Duluth were only 2,lSl cars,
against 2.6i7 cars week ago and 2.l9O
cars at the corresponding time last
wear. Similar conditions prevailed at
Winnipeg, and it was chiefly on account
of these figures that the market short
ly after the opening made the best ad-
vance of the session. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
COTTON CONDITIONS
MORE HOPEFUL
Southern Spot Markets Gener-
ally Steady-Closing Out
Liverpool StraddleS.

Beyond an official announcement that
Saturdays operations in Liverpool has
resulted in the liquidation Of 600 bales
Of the old interest in December here at
$500, making a total liquidation Of
300 bales so far, there was no definite
development toward an early reopen
ing of the market. Some statement re-
garding the syndicate plan Is generally
expected before the end of the week,
and confidence in o final cleaning up Of
the old interest is encouraged by the
tirmer ruling of Southern spot markets.
Every advance reported narrows the
gap between present values and those
prevailing just before the outbreak of
the war, possible losses are being min
imized, and there is the better chance
of working off old crop supplies at
something like reasonable values.
A report received here from Houston
by a local spot firm read as follows:
"The South certainly Texas apparent
ly has loads of money, for one never
hears of any distress cotton. The farm
ers are taking their bales home rather
than accept present prices, and we hear
OF very little cotton being consigned to
the large warehouse centres" At the
same time il is reported that farmers
are writing to the newspapers and the
Buy-a-Bale clubs, offering their cotton
at 10 cents a pound, and a spot firm in
the Eastern belt writes that farmers
are little more willing to sell at the
advance. II was reported that New
Orleans will resume the publication of
spot quotations to-day. The markets
which are already doing business were
generally steady and unchanged at Sat
urday's advances, with the exception of
Augusta, which reduced the price of
middling from &c to S7sc, and of Hous-
ton, which advanced &c to S%c Ex-
ports yesterday were 1920 bales, max
ing 53,54S so far this season, against
666,520 last year.
Southern spot markets were tele-
graphed as follows. Galveston I'M
changed at 85sc; sales, $50 bales; Sa-
yannah unchanged at S5sc; sales, 542
bales; Charleston firm at 81 bid; Nor
folk steady at sac; sales 6 bales; Au-
gusta, &c lower at S7sc; sales, LOLA
bales; Memphis steady at 82sc; sales,
525 bales; st. Louis steady at Sac;
Houston sc higher at 8Ssc; sales, 1889
bales.
Liverpool Sept. 2l.--Cotton Spot in
moderate demand. Sales, 1,400 bales,
including 1900 American, on the basis
Of 5.80d for middling. Imports, l 1895
bales including | 400 American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

CALL MONEY. 10 s per cent.
TIAiE MONEY.-The market WAS nominal
witn rates al from to per cent.
MERCANTILE PAPER.-Was quiet. The
rat-. per cent for best nemes.
c,,anees siS{. 700 O3l balance. Sl2,is7. $40. The
Sub-Treasury was q creditor 10 the amount
OF Sg59.l25. ,--
sIfB.TREASURY.-N York banks gained
from the subj Treasury $4,000. and gained
since Friday Sli2. 600
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Louis eH-
change 10 premium bid. 5Oc premium asked
BOSTON. par Minneapolis. exchange par
RANK cLEARTNGS.-Bo exchanges
Sli ss9 Sss balances Si63, $685. Baltimore eA-
" aI,e.s s. as s3s balances 1901. 221: chicago.
exchanges siS5Co5S5 tale s1S e, szySS o itl
Philadelphia exchanges SisSS5 SoS Va, 10
81 ,eS2 900. ST Louis. exchanges N2''SI'I0''
balances SSl4,04s. r.,,o
SILVER MARKET. Bar silver IN London
was sssSd No i.l6d. New York quotation was
5iIsc, an advance Of &c. o.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE - Business o Nas
quiet. closing firm. Gable sterIlhg' '''''V'
4 0TfN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Steamer frelghts offered moderately out w
tie was done in chartering. Rates continued
firm In all trades Quotations 10 Liierpo"l'
81: London, 3ild: GLASGOW, 81; HUI 80
RyisfoI 4.d. picked ports, large tonnage, =
"a; cotton to Liverpool. per 100 ID. &c; CHAR
Sr1,Rs-Norw, gian steamer, 5000 bbs re
lined petroleum. Philadelphia to Scahdlnal ian
i,oTts private terms prompt; italian steam
rrr . go tons coal, Baltimore 10 wesr coast
italy. private terms. prompt; British steam
er. a.iS tons. scrap iron. Colon to Phlladel
rIia rriyate terms, Sept-Oct. Norwegian
p,as1,er "a ions. same: British steamer, i9i
TONS, coal, Norfolk 20 Chandler, quebec. pri-
ait terms. prompt: schOoner, 32l tons, coal:
philadelphia TO Nassau. s. 90 schooner, %
IONS tankage Barren Island TO philadelphia
a net Ihenr, To LcWes, Del, to Charleston
dsh scrap. 81 net. aud back to New YORK
l. 4 boards. private terms: Schooner tsi 'o"S'
coal. Port Reading 10 Camden Nc COe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. September 81. 1914
GRAIN.

WHEAT-The market was feverish, and
after quick charges within a range OF about
2'Zc, the close was about steady. at net gains
OF &c 20 &c. The recent evidences OF good
demand from Europe and reports Of sa les
from the West Of about COO 900 bushels for
tho day caused an active curly advance. The
war rcws was considered bullish. and in
creased reports were received regarding the
demnraliZed condition OF farming operations
~ Europe and the iMprobaUiity Of more
than moderate acreage being seeded to win
ter wheat and rye this fall Export demand in
New York WAS negligible. and values FELT
the influence Of the liberal movement In the
West. Receipts at spring wheat points were
Eeavy, and Minneapolis reported a gain II
l,lOO,OOO bushels In two days. The visible
showed an Increase for the week in the
United States Of 500, 900. while Canada
gained 6,2l3,O00, making a total increase OF
II. go. 900 IN America. Longs sold heavily on
point Of the day, but late in the session
rallied on covering. In the local cash mar
ket No red winter wheat was quoted at
q l4l2; No :, hard, 81 lii4; No Northern
Duluth, 81 l6l7 No / Northern Manitoba at
81 liza. all nominal, c ! Buffalo. CORN
nrm tone prevailed most Of the day, owing
to small offerings from the conurty and ~
mors Of further export inquiry, but most Of
the advance was lost ana final prices we're
only lsc TO &c net higher. The visible
showed an increase Of $4,000 bushels COM
pared with an Increase OF Lis, 600 last year.
IN the local cash market No yellow corn
was quoted at ssc, { 10 arrive, and
strictly prime Argentine Soc nominal do
liSered. oA,TS.Foliowed much the same
and final quotations were SQizc net higher.
The West reported export sales Of 300, 90
bushels. The visible increased ,014 900 bush
els, Local cash market steady; standard
Siiac; No !, J3i2aJic; ordinary clipped, bGGl
SG'cc; fancy clipped. 56l1d5Siyc, all elevator.
ElE-flrIn; No Western. &c / Buffalo.
EARLEY-steady; mailing C5a73c, (
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

tJ,.rpool. sept. T.-WHEAT-spot ilrin. No
Nsnitoba. ss sIad: No 2, - Sd: No rcd
winter new. SIS I'D. CoRN-Spot nominal
EEEF-Extra India mess. l4Ss. POth .
Prime mess, Western lis Cd. HAMS-Sn"rt
-is BArON-tlear bellies, SIS; short
H. - hacks. 73s. SHUULDERs-Squ as
81 LSRD-Prlme Western, tierces, new. SO
old EOS 3d. TURPENTINE-SplTlts, JUS VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22

bbth Street
The Approximate amount Of the lisu o.
charge 10 satisfy which the Above-desoFioed
property 10 10 BE- sold, 10 tlJ.S5a.o7. with
Interest thereon from the 18th day Of Au-
gust, 1914, together With tho costs and al,
Iowance. amounting 20 1898. II. with Interest
from August 26th. 1914. together with the
expenses OF the sale The approximate
rates, or other liens. which are TO b al
wed 10 the purchaser out Of the purchase
money. or paid BY the ReferlS. u ttbs.Ts
and interest
Dated. New York. September lat, 1914
SAMSON FRIEDLANDER. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

The West Penn Traction Company
las deferred payment of the quarterly
dividend of l u per cent on its pre-
ferred stock, which is due at this time.
The board of directors say that the
cash requirements of the company in
1914 and 1915 may absorb its cash re-
sources because of its obligations TO
make large payments for construction
and additions to its plant and prop
critics. The company has on deposit
large construction fund, but after the
expenditure it Is under contract TO
make a parallel expenditure of large
amount out of its net earnings, and so,
1T was said, it was deemed inadvisable
to pay the dividend, though it has been
amply earned. Gross earnings for the
seven months ended July 81 were 81
922,622, net revenue after expenses and
taxes was $l,258,316, and the balance
after the two preceding dividend dis
bursements OH West Penn Traction
Company preferred stock Of $48,750
totalled $l96,938.
American WaterwoTks and Electric.
II. Hobart Porter, president Of the
American Waterworks and Electric
Company, has sent letter to stock
holders, saying that the board Of di-
fectors unanimously decided that it was
inadvisable to begin payment of divi-
dends on the preferred stock at the
present time. This, he says, was due to
existing financial conditions and the
difficulty of securing necessary funds
for construction purposes by the sale
of securities of subsidiary companies,
although gross and net earnings have
increased and are in excess of the esti-
mates made at the time the company
was Organized
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCES.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Flour was inactive. although there were
said TO be some untitled foreign orders here
for prompt shipment. FLOUR-Spring pat
enta S. S0uSG 10; winter straights s. l5qf5 %;
winter patents, s. 3ja$5 90; spring clears,
e. lj9Sj 3J; extra No / winter, 81 25QSi 80;
No .. AaS4 20, Kansas straights, s. i5QtJ 81;
fancy spring patents. s. IOaT j.. RYE
choice to fancy. s. 1895 20. CORNMEAL
steady; kiln dried. 81 80. BAG MEAL steady:
fino white and yellow 81 SJUE2; coarse. 81 50
sacks. se3 10: standard miidling. s2l 80: flour
do, $50 $685. red dog. S3i; city easy: bulk.
sai sacks. $50 90. middling, S2Sq$33 30. red
dnr 81. OILMEAL. S33 504$5i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
M sI1T,SSh... s% e21 sH e22qe p go
April. q 2a9i6 Oh $50

me recent heaviness OF the raw sugar
nlarket made i!s appearance In refined. when
the Federal reduced It's prizes 10 the basis OF
o Ioo TOT hne, although other reiners re-
manned UNCHANGED at 7 e5c net less per
oen TOT chsii Trading was only moderate.
aud II was believed that some second hand
sugars we're available AT even below the
lowest price. The easier feeling In raw was
again IN evidence. and prices were NC lower.
some xe,Vy or SO,O0O bags Of full duty sugars
Including Mexico and 81. Crolx, were sold IN
pori ana anloat at 1850, c 4 T. equal to about
o4c Tor Centrifugal The market closed I'M
,oItIed, with Centrifugal at 56ic: fnolAsses
4Ssc. and Cubas. cost ana freight. al Isso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22

speciaI Term-Part H-PLATzEk. j.
Special Term-Parts Ill, ~ ". '" v"
and VIII. Adjourned for the term. .,,
Trial Torm-Prrts IL, III; W. W
WI XVII ana NVIiI-AdJouIne for the
term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22

Receipts for two days. ",9lO head; So cars
on sale The general observance or the Je" :
lsh New Year caused slim attendance or
BUYERS. and trade was slow and limited. Top
steers were rated steady, others lOg2oc low 70
or; medium and thin cows and bologna DuiIs
ruled steady at Fridays decline: other grade
uneyeuly lower. steers sold at 50 oOetS9 70
DER 100 ID. bulls, 50 j0dS7 90 cows. 81 oO4
81 90. Dressed beef slow at l3q 5iae. ,o-o
sales--Newion & Co: ~ y, va % S'e' i1Ss n,
p aye n ~ So 70 b per 49, 20 o5S H. s. So
bull. 1910 H. 81 80. i. 800 IL. Sc 10: >. 104
ID. So %: 4. 7G5 ID. S.: .. so 10. 81 90 !
cows. 90l 4. 81 80; s. s4s H. 81 10: T. 80
AZ Kerns Commission CO.: 90 Va steers. 1920
III s. 80. IN. 1894 ~. SIS 50. 10. 1881 10. 81 20;
. bulls. $50 H. 50 20: i? 023 10. 81 10; H. 500
n. 81 ,.ce ~ e.. +,
hnIi 80 H. 81 10. .. $50 10. So. ] COW. 1l2n
M SG -. = 1900 10. 50: .. 1915 10. 81 90: ..
o0G ii. 81 -: q. So 10, 81 90; {, $40 ID. 81 90
1. a32 h. S. 30; !. $50 10, SO %; .s-e
es6 n. So 40: 10. s44 III. Sc %: cows, 1929
III. 81 50: |. 1850 H.. 81 20; . 90 ID: g. 20: D.
SB3 lb. So so: II. 9OJ IL. s. 40: I, 9bj To-.
81 30; IT, 7st ID; 50 20 % ,u,,, s5a H. SO %. .
cows roD' a2o ID. So 30: g. $40 Ii. s47o: 5. s42
Id, 81 %: o. s39 10. SO 70.
J. O. Curtis & son: state steers; SOS 10
SO 30: 81 bulls. go ID 20: = ''f 10; az 70 ~ ~
IS 80: 1 hcifer. $50 10. 81 :. 81 y. SO 90: >
5I6 10 So. 4. coo 10, S. 80: l. $50 ID. - y
~ mixed cattle j2s 10. So 30. cows. SO III.
e. g23 10. 81 %: .. GS6 10. SO 70.
Andrew Mullen . bulls. 1914 10. 80 70: o.
$40 H. 81. :, SIG Do. s. Is ,. GU6 10, s. 90, :
cows $50 10. 50 so.
CALVES.
Receipts for two days. $40 head; 2J2O
q, sale Demand fair. but prices generally
IN cents lower; pens not quite cleared Com
nor, To- choice veals sold al 50 TO tl3 90 per
100 10 culls and throw-outs, 80 '0g IS %
Users and buttermilks. s. IS "a 81. Dressed
eeaiyes slow: city dressed veals. l6G zoe !;
country dressed. 1874 n lSi?c.
SaIes-George l.. S. Dillenback: 81 Nehis'
,sa In average. sl3 per 100 ID; !. lSS 10
al. Is mixed calves. ia 10. $40; a. 2ls 10
a.. a. fed calves. 2l3 ID. 81 90; s. ts5 TO-
sS 30; 8 culls, $50 10: s. 81 gFassers; -o' TO-
a. * gs. 90j ID. IS so: 4, $50 Id, 20 70: -
Iniii6e Wright & Co: IL teals. ~. ~
az S;,lIs. isS 10. IS 90; 5. gos II. 81 90; -
s1ssSers, is3 10. 81 10: l23. 200 h. 20 Ooi
I, 200 III. So, s.. &c, ,,..is ,5s III ils:
= reI Ib. sic so; 7. 22l 10, $40 SOi q lS+ 10
40, Is 1873 Id. 50; culs, 40 10, w. o. ~
H. a.. so grassers and buttermllks' l'V IT,
,G *. yearlings, J7j h. s. 20 80
~ y fTustn. % "'als. '"' w. ~. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

Special Term--BRADY. J.
TX parte matters-At 1880 q. m.
MOTIONS.
Gr,ssmau/ Bcrllnzer Re Tedeschi
KclIv/Barrv Leader Drusin
Re sheehy Furnald/ Cornett
Roche Roche Perlmutter/ PeTimutr
Feldman /Feldman GermanSBk/Bsrry
Brody/ 3rody Same Same
Meyer/Meyer Stilwell/SrlweM
Kreuter/PheIau Greenbaum lSWahlig
Re Worn Dram Goldstcin/ same
IAZzulli/ IAzzull Quinn/Conditto
Connolly /Kimball rth/Lo~enthal
Gracff /AmIauclC'o Sharkey/Crcsenl
Burke /Silyerberg Sherman/De GraeuW
Same/Higgins&S Kabee Rlty/O Brien
Same/Iliggins Re Fclvalla
CaratO/C &ConfortiCo Re Cantor
Condor FoXSqBldg Re same
FeIdman /Kenney stern Iashnsky
Jane Linch Satisfactorily
Progr' " hem /KObrick Corfu kingstonScC
TToster /rrosteT Loughilnl LOushlh
KOnkin/SCigel kCtlrerttOnstfrcy
Indus Iron W/Apple RoCityNf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22

A meeting of the shareholders of the
defunct National Bank of North Amer
lea will be held tomorrow at AZ Ex-
change Place to receive the report Of
the stockholders protective committee,
of which Alfred II. Curtis is chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Of The company on or before May I. 1915,
bearing interest until redeemed az the rate
of per cent. payable semi annually; I'M
and : per cent to First security Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
VNITEb FRUIT COMpANY

,Dtf AuEND NO. 81
eD,lsl .t.sIy dividend az two ter cent on the
slfse es'. 49, u this Company las been de-
~ 81 ~ eple October 18th, 1914 ar the or
Nan treasurer, l5l State Street. Bos-
-, d es.,so aockhoiders Of record at the
riftni - September %. 1914.
lll'Aflf N1flt .Tff4rttrsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22

The reorganized Pierce, Butler G.
Pierce Manufacturing Company has
named Ralph S. Bowen, of Syracuse,
and Acosta Nichols, of New York, as
directors. The property will be sold
to-day and will probably be bid in by
the reorganization committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT.
Special Tcrm--kEOGH, J
DAY CALENDAR.
White(White X Smith 6 CO. Bender
Tiordan /Whalop lChedsey /Oaklsn r.
Esser/ Rowlaudson lF1tzBerald/"est 20 hr
owens Settino - dctlOnsJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
American Waterworks and Electric.
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Stockholders of the Central Moron
Sugar Company, at the annual meeting
yesterday, elected Edward A. Gilwyie
director, to succeed Roland +. Conk-
lin. Other directors were reelected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

MuitisEaph Lsttsr~ 500, si;soi t,oef
ns Nassau. Room 1905 Phone BesknaAn tNa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
EXPORTS.

Wheat, bush. l55. SIS oats bush ..... .ls6 1877
Tour. bbls...... Coz Barley. bush.... % $50
Flour, sacks. b5,Sis Corrmcal, bills. 80
nay, baleS..,... 4. Feed. lo.......... 5000
Mhiskey. gals. 800 Ollmeal, lo...... S0,t-,
Beef' bills. fr' Pork. lbs....... lsj
thcon' d.. 1880 Lard. lb.........GS 93j
Butter, b.. ZOO Cheese. ib........ 600
Lub oil. gals. .439. $50 Cotton bales $50
, t'seed oil, ID 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22

Price differences between the American and
Brazilian markets continue to narrow, but
the process Is rather slow. Consumers are
little disposed TO pay present asked prices
on the spot, owing TO the fact that they are
much above the usual parity with Brazil, and
in consequence there has been fair demand
for cost and freight coffee. Rios showed Il
steady tone but santos grades were easy.
ia the cost and freight market Santos Is
were quoted at SiggSa4c; IS, Sac: 4s and 81,
{ O.,c and Rio Is G.O5gG50c, according 10
terms Of shipment In the local spot market
Rio is were quoted at 5a,c. Statistical POSI-
lion OF Brazilian coffee:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
aA .. o. WHITE MANAGEMENT
A. "a, CORPORATION.

"1IEO T IaNEl NV UINs
snts-,. Managers
Ths bsaEkN UTILITIES COMPANY.
rrfi,y[yelt Of Directors OF SOUTHERN
Var az. Es COMPANY has declared reg
IHRpt .o1t.ifiy dividend Of ONE AND
o ne a'%,.eAKTERS PER CENT UAGsJ
gonpssSS ssstsndmg preferred stock OF the
Oh Iei i0f the quarter ending September
M ~ y, payable Thursday october list.
\ huslSs..ss oekholders OF record at the close
Va : Fiday. September 18th. 1914.
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REFEREES APPOINTED.

EIIPBE1fE COURT-PLATZEK, J.
Citv AK Bayonne /fIocke-J SAKE.
TonnelI/ Fey-P lngrahAm.
BY DUGRO, J.
Farm 1, and Trust FrAlcls-H french
ne NcSanar1 W n Slevln.
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ELGN BUTTER MARKET.
Elgin, H.. sept u -BUTrER-H tubs sold
zero to-day at 29c.
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COUNTY COURT.

Special Term--GlBBS j.
lex p1rte matters.
SURROGATE'S COURT-SCIIULZ, ).
No DAY calendar.
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ESTATES.
CITY COURT.

Special Term-Part lila FETRA. J.
~ parte business-Defaults. 1880 a: M;
Trial Term--Parts !. II. III. ~. v, W.
VII and YIII-Adjourust for the term
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REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme COurt--BRADY. !.
Cohen /McNaliy-E L Moran.
Caldwell resOro--E Il Eckley.
Lerfcrts PUgh-J X Truesdale.
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cnrNrY COrRT-PLArr. J.
QUEENS COUNTY.
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QUEENS COUNTY.
COUNTY COURT.
,r.,al Taru--HJ;MPHREY, AT 10 a IN.
iswv/R III n JUsak/ NassauERy
,-icLon IsrLaunak Wetham/B II X r
tskAmnnIB HRR Pedicini /BQ&SRy
NcCuirlIsterne WrightsUu/ VonLintiE
Sane Isheehen Harrls/BQ&s Ry
lie IA ~ n II j Williams /Gilroy
ti,yyyns Same Cowan/C 4 r Ry
Rsnainder OF calendar passed until Sep
TENDER y.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. September Il, 1911
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
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COURT CALENDARS
FEDERAL.

m lima 4, v.r,u, or aga inst Cases order given
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RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Country BRADY, !.
osephlne Fox Melroso Bldg W StocNcr
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DISTRICT COURT,
Faulty Calendar-SHEPPAN d.
adv ell /MatzTire&R EquitTrust/PoliitI