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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

Albany. Aus 2s.-The Scientific CIensol Co.
Manhattan; so 600. q j. Duffy 81 p. 23d ST.
y. y. a. 4 Ochs. E g. Hondy. s. y
Behrens Estate Corporation. Brooklyn 80
600. r O.. EehrenS 33e9 Fort Hamilton ay.
BROOKLYN Mary L. Behrens Francis Be1rens
Brooklyn.
Washington cigar CO.. Manhattan. s. .o'o.
Maurice Steiner 81 Nassau ~. y =: a d
Leyen. Fannie Slutsky * y
Ha,rerin Bros. Brooklyn noekwear. SO Ooo.
Nathan Halpern So Eastern Parkway.
Brooklyn; NJ. r. NoLok. samuel SeHgman
Charles Ho~rhardt Brooklyn. commission
merchant. so 900. Charles Borghardt u6
Monroe ST. Brooklyn William Borghsrlt
Charles Borghard, ir Brooklyn.
T. u lage. Manhattan, clay pottery. so
600. J. t. Soliciting e Wall ST.. y. Y. T.
j.. stoba. a. vs. Briton, y.
Chelsea Printing CO.. Manhattan, $1,000,
Robert Farrell 3f6 Clifton Pl. Brooklyn,
Lawrence Bradley Emanuele Trotta. Brook
Nn
Ooo. Andrew Johnson. al Washington av.
brooklyn Reyuod Johnson, Elias Johnson
r5hsor Co BROOKLYN: electric fxtures. S.
OD0. Isaac Lihson @s5 clinton 81. Brooklyn,
Michael HerHuz. The Bronx " ! Wilson.
Ban Realty co.. Manhattan. so mn: p. r..
Powers 80 Rvsy y. Y. " s. Ellington.
re-.e, civ. = a. Allen. * r
AmaIramatcd Embroidery Co., Manhat-
tan. S. O0o. singer 1901 Madison az.
Ff.Fi KIN IT f 'rIffII.'NI%t
Ffackendahr MIS-. CO.. Rochester; rubber
.tan.ps 81. OO0. r o. HackendahL Ro-hes
ter j. B. Iac.endahL " Wishart
Surrn,s corrn. Of Amo.ra Manhattan.
rurarastrg ami selling agency. $1,000 g.
J. FoNmsr Psc -hsrifsn as. bronN y. ~
a. II Kerr " o. Dunnii Ctou. y. y.
Tsft Gic Auto GO. Queens. 1000, Z.
Pirrtrsfeen. Rockville Centre y. p r
ri-rensoeu Rockville Centre D.. a.
rar Long Isla'I Cfty. "
Paris Cuf Glass co.. BROOKLYN. y. Y -
600 T. r. KuDfcr - Noble st.. Hr.ok
In n. y: Mary Kupier. Anna Nelson.
bTG 92, Wood Co., Manhattan. $1,000. J.
S-ho,uaud. y y: J. :. Ampoick. Mark
'ssrrue, FoY q Co. Manhattan. steel and
inner. $40 OOO. A Bowman. v. H. Huns.
~ y W Sprague b.. y. y.
Van Har Electrical CO.. Manhattan. $50
oo1' a.. IS Van Alien. 90 William -. y "
Al Uarroun r. . Meehan y. J
- ,F.1ro a Fcrhtmau Manhattan commits
...., r.-ar.naut- So $50. j p M,uke. \. w.
= IL Menae. J.. H. Fechtman. BROOKLYN
y ..,..... 49,
.-,,..f ..,ffurrers $50 600. u. faorhctl %
"a lGfh IT.. y y. %. Icrnurun'i. A. basFi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
SEEK POTASH IN SPAIN
German Supply Cut Off, U. S.
Firm Will Go Elsewhere.

How the shutting of Of Germany's
supply or potash 10 this country as
result Of the European war will af-
feet the fertilizer industry Is brought
out ID the report Of the American Ag-
ricu.tura. Chemical Company for the
year ended June 80. 1914, made public
yesterday This company says il will
be compelled 10 reduce 70 some ex-
tent the amount Of potash in its COM
p.e.e fertilizers. but there Will be
corresponding increase in the amount
or uhosDhorlc acid used, which II Is
claimed viii give excellent results
The American Agricultural Chemical
Company has obtained from the Span
ish government important concessions
which II IS believed viii be productive
OF potash salts similar 10 those pro-
duccc In Germany. These properties
are now being surveyed preparatory
90 boring them for potash
Manufacturing profits Of the com
pauy last year were S3,s66.S74, and
other income brought the total gross
Up 20 S3.9591O1, a gain Of Ssl2,945.
The wears balance available for com
mon dividends was S1407.457, equal
10 - per cent on Sls.380.900 common
stock after charging of Sl,694,1s0 for
depreciation and reserve. as compared
with 90 per cent earned IN 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Aug 2S +'The Commercial Bull
Ietiu" will say tomorrow:
THE luli that inevitably follows period
OF brisk trading has occurred boo the Boston
wool market this week. transactions being of
moderate volume only. Prices show little
change from quotations o. week ago Re
ports from the goods market Indicate a
sporty business. The foreign markets are all
al standstll. except Bradford. where little
Is being done Sales IN the colonial markets
are all indefinitely postponed
Leading domestic quotations:
Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces-Delaine
washed 500. Xxx, Bic. one-half blood comb
iug 2Su2Siqc; three-eighths. "a "a asa c;
deIaIne unwashed. 270 2Sc. Michigan and
New York--Fine unwashed. 23c. delaine, -
~ -5c. one-half blood &c. three-eignths. q
H27Lac Wisconsin and MlssOuri-Three-
eirhths blood &c. one-quarter. 20 q 20 = c;
braid. 2ia22c. Kentucky and simllar-On--
half blood unwashed. 26q21c; three-eighths,
= a 2Sc.
Secured basis: Texas-Fine - months.
6Aq &c. fine. 70 : months. 55a Sc; fine
fall asa JOc CalifOrnia-Northern 50 n sc ;
middle county. 5fa $50. southern - q SOC /.
fall tree 46U4Sc Oregon-Eastern No ]
stsple. 62N64c: Eastern clothing SO n 60c ;
valley No D. 4Sd Doc. TerritOry-Fine staple,
62a 65r. fine medium. staple. 5an So. fine
clothing 5SG60r. fine medium. 55G5'c. one
hair blood combing. 5sm SIC.
Pulled Extra. 80 n sc; "A. b g 5oc, fine
"A 54d56c. A supsrs 50 $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
GRAINS,LOWER IN CHICAGO
Speculative Fever Cools Of
and Prices Drop-Pro-
visions Irregular.

Chicago. Aug 2S.-The hyster!a Of
recent sessions was absent from the
wheat market to-day. and that cereal
led others 10 a lower level Wheat
dropped 2izc TO 3%c; corn, - 10
15sc. and oats. sc TO &c Provisions
closed from &c higher TO 12i2c lower.
What selling there was IN the narrow
wheat market was done by scattered
longs. and much Of the buying also
was credited 20 them on the theory
that long with a profit secured can
scarcely resist buying In al decline in
hope OF another bulge. As was the
case Yesterday when prices were soar
ing. the trade paid no attention to the
news. such a. B. was Most Of the
trading was done In the first half hour
A. 1915 O'Clock May was l0c under
yesterday top. IL reacted lc 20 &c
from this. and fingered IN the neigh
borhood OF the closing price the re-
mainder Of the session At the close
the tone was heavy. Commission
houses made an effort TO attract iegiti-
mate trading, but 15c and 20c margins
demanded in some cases did not prove
inviting. Country offerings were re-
ported decidedly larger In response 20
the bids Of millers in the Northwest
Range Of prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BEENEs.

New York. August e. 1910
Receipts 1852. including u cars FOR he
market owing 90 Light arrivals steers and
IA COWS easily 10 4 t5c higher, bulls arm
10 higher. common and medium COWS steady.
Au sold steers. s. s. 20 per 100 Dos no
urir,e beeves offered oxen and stays - - y
s. t0. bulls. g 20 as 30. cows. '3q'
yeu extra COWS. s. l5a{7 50. dressed beef
steady a. l3qt57c per lb for common 10
prime native sides
sales. Shamberg Son-20 Ohio
steers 1917 lbs average. s. 20 per 100 DO
aO e54 lbs So 30. 10 oxen. l,440 los, s. 40
stays. 1875 lbs. s. 90
Tobin shannon 20 Ky steers. l.ls5 lbs.
IS -E. hull 1850 lbs s. 50. = s32 lbs.
s. 10. T. go lbs. S. COW. LOO lbs, s. 80
4 o0- Ibs S. so, z. st2 lbs s. % 2 10
lbs 81 IS. 8. $40 lbs. 81 4, rs lbs, s. 30
N, Ph.fson 4 Co--i7 Va steers. l,22S lhE.
g. s0. Is oxen. g2s lbs. $ 20 2. lats lbs.
s.. = 1907 lbs g. 60 30 bui.s. 40 lbs. 50
/ COW. ifl0 lbs. s. 90 .. 1850 lbs. s. Is 4;
: 1910 lbs. s. o. 1850 lbs. 90 !. io30
ibs s6S5. O. 800 lbs. S. so, 70. 1922 lbs.
50 rs. g. sis lns. s. 30. 5. l033 he. s. 25
:. .52 lhs 81. z. So lbs, s. IS; ~ 50 lbs,
g rs. 3. .o0O lbs 81 IS. 3 9os lbs. 81 80
500 lbs 81. H. 7s2 lbs 81 90 ?. s75 lbs.
y375. 4. 200 lbs. 81 s5. II. $50 lbs. s. So
: Sanders-i5 Penn steers, 1850 lbs.
9l5. ]. l.22o lbs, SIS stockers. $50 lbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
TO ENJOIN REBATING PACT
Government Moves in Suit
Against Lehigh.

Assistant United States Attorney
John c. Knox yesterday filed in the
Federal Court the complaint in a suit
against the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company to enjoin il from making pay
ments as commissions or salary TO
George W. Sheldon & Co.. forwarding
agents Of Chicago. in accordance with
contracts and understandings, and 10
enforce the observance Of the pub
ished and filed tariffs for the trans
portation Of merchandise in interstate
commerce. The complaint states that
there are other firms and corporations
engaged in the general kind and char
acter Of business as George W. Sheldon
& Co., 10 which competing firms and
corporations the Lehigh Valley makes
no allowance for routing goods via its
lines.
George W Sheldon & Co. were in
dicted for accepting rebates, but at the
trial Judge Martin directed an acquit-
tai. The government then had the for
wardng company reindicted for &C
cepting rebates on other shipments,
and that case is still pending.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

There was an improved demand Tor ton
rsge ana chsrteriuE was more active
steamer rates were casy and sail rates firm
quota lions 10 LIVERPOOL I'd. London ID.
Bristol 4'sd Cork Tor orders A. 81. picked
ports United Kingdom. large tonnage. -
cotton 20 Liverpool Ter 100 10. SO CHART
FRS British steamer - 0OO quarters grain.
lhilldrlphla n iisyre or Bordeaux. private
t'rms. prompt British steamer. 80 600 GUAR
fsrs oats. Baltimore 20 Ayonmogih. HUI.
Liverpool or London. p 4iad. option French
ports. - sd. PROMPT: British steamer. 20 O1p
quarters oats. Baltimore 10 Avonmouth or
London. IS 50. option French ports IS 81
Se.tcniher: NorWeFian steamer. 2240 tons
coal. Norfolk 10 pirRus .ls prompt. British
steamer. . - tons. coal Virginia 20 Rio ne
Jan.iro. 80 or about rs Cd. September. Brit
ish steamer. . 200 tons. deals. provincial bore
90 thc United Kingdom private terms
prompt. schooner. 20 tons coal. Phiiade'
phis 60 Jacksonville private terms schooner
300 TONS Tics Ia ksonviUe 90 Boston mi
Nate terms. schooner. SIS tons. ties Bruins
wick 90 north ~ Hstteras private terms.
schooner $40 tons. cement New York 90
Wilmington y a.. private terms. schooner.
.CJ tons. coment New York 90 Charleston
ard back X boards private terms. schoou-
cr .Gl tons cement New York 20 Savannah
thence Chehaw River 20 New York. q
boards. Irlyate terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

CALL MONEY. and per cent. ...-.
TfsFE MONEY The market Was limited.
fsle. ,,.r. nominal al % 9 per cent
MERCANTILE PAPER.-T rate wss
,,,r,,IrsI an per cent. but no business was
reported Bon thIs city
CLEARING HOUSE STAIENkNI -Lh-
.,.--,.-. sfts 441 gGs. balances. s. 633 AZ
The gub-TreasuFy Was creator 10 the
amount Of {sis.i67.
sr-H-TREASrRY view lork banks lost
IfIday t-.iooo 600
DOMESTIC ENCHANGE.-B Boston. par:
Cincinnati DO. discount s. LOUIS. "bc pre-
u.um biol csc premium asked
pA-rK cLTARINGS Boston. exchanges
qt- neq.eRr balances fl200tl7f chicago.
...hauFes &fIc26.1aI, balances sl.6lb0Ai t
t..ltInorc exchanges 'f.s6i,4l4 balances
ftrAsN5. 49, Louis. exchanges 'lV.l-s' 800
balance SI0g.os6.
FOREIGN ENCHANGE.-Busin vac
ooler with rates Nrm 'abie Sterling,
I-7- demand sterling. 5o7. cable francs,
az. demand francs. 4s5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

A gain Of about S2,7OO.00O by the
hanks is indicated by the reported
movements Of currency this week. The
gain from the interior was S6,693,OOp,
Shipments including S6l8,000 national
bank notes sent 10 Washington for re-
dcmption. Exports Of gold TO Canada
amounted 10 S1.700,0O0. The loss on
ordinary Sub-Treasury transactions
was S2,206,o00
The report Of the Atlantic. Gulf and
West Indies steamship Lines for June
shows net profits Of $4,000 in excess
Of the same month in 1913, while gross
profits showed a decline. In the first
Six months of 1914 the company's net
was 100000 less than year ago. but
the credit 20 repair fund was S325,OOO
greater at the end Of July.
Directors Of the Pocasset Msnufact-
urinC Company have passed the regular
quarterly dividend Of / per cent.
Exports Of copper for the week end
ed August p totalled 6,OOl tons, as
corrDared with 8.O67 tons IN the CORE
spending week last year.
Gross operating revenue Of the Cen
trail of Georgia Railway Company tor
July amounted TO S1,166.371, sl58:7Ol
greater than for the same month last
wear. and net revenue after taxes was
S257. 92G, an increase Of S13s,397.
The Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
has arranged. through j. ?. Moran d
Co. for the payment Of 100000 pounds
sterling one-year notes, maturing on
September in London.
The stock Exchange firm Of Charles
Read 4 Co. dissolved yesterday by
Mutual consent James and Daniel
Sullivan and james A. Parker have
formed new partnership under the
name Of Charles Read & Co. william
q. Borland and Charles c. West have
become partners IN the stock Tx
change arm Of Keech, Loew & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
TRADE ADJUSTMENT SLOW
Some Cancellations of Orders
in the Southwest.

Commercial agencies report slow
and irregular adjustment Of trade 10
the condition caused by the war abroad.
Purchasing is for immediate require
monts collections generally are slow
and in the South and Southwest there
are cancellations Of orders.
"Dun's Review" will say: Business
is adjusting itself to a war basis of
values. risks and demand The process
Of readjustment. however, is neces-
sarily slow, and merchants are obliged
20 exercise patience in dealing with
new and difficult problems that arise.
There is an underlying conviction that
out OF this crisis the United States IS
70 attain notable expansion IN for
eign commerce. and there IS in par
ticular remarkable interest as re-
CARDS the South American trade.
Throughout the drygoods markets re-
adjustment OF values TO conform with
the lower cost Of cotton causes irregu-
larity and IN most sections operations
are undertaken with caution.
Commercial failures this week m
the United States arc 8l6, against 34o
last week. 3l3 the preceding week and
329 the corresponding week last year.
Liabilities Of commercial failures re
ported thus far for August are S2l,-
OBS 900, against $l6.66s 1884 last year"
"Bradstreet's" has the following:
Trade is very irregular, verging to-
ward marked unsettlement in some
sections. the South for instance. and
although parts Of the West and North
west continue 20 report activity. the
general trend is toward conservatism.
The disposition is 10 gauge purchases
TO immediate requirements, for which
prompt shipments are requested, and
10 disregard probable future wants.
Southern reports are very poor, owing
20 uncetainty about methods for fnanc-
ing the cotton crop, and their devel-
opmeut is reflected in the trend OF
affairs at leading Southwestern mar
kets. where some cancellations Of or
ders have been received. Collections,
except az Very few points, are very
slow, and inability to get funds save
at high prices restricts development
in general"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
COTTON MEN TO
MEET ON MONDAY
Mills, Here and in Canada. After
Spot in Small LOtS-EX-
pOrterS Out.

The first formal conference ~ the dele
gates ~ the Liverpool. New Orleans and
New York Cotton exchanges is 60 DO held
Fere on Monday. according o. reports cir-
Culatiug in the trade yesterday The New
orleans dc IeFdfeS 20 this conference are
s'ready 40 New York. while members Of
the Xiv erpooi committee ave expected here
this morning President Cone. ~ tho New
York Exchange. announced the names OF
the men who would represent New York
o. tnc conference yesterday. the committee
consisting Of >. 81. Weld. OF S NJ Weld A.
Co.. Henry Schaeler OF Gruuer q Co..
auo r a.. Cairns Of Gwsfl mey a Co. The
ee!ee auons OF ooth The Liverpool ana New
orleans exchanges are also comprised ~
mon well known ir the international trade.
ano 10 = anticipated that the conference
VIII result ln satisfactory adjustment
ot the remaining strsddle interest. TN p
Liquidation OF the international interes.
may not completely eliminate al old husi-
Less. but lt is admitted that h. would
greatly improve the position q the trade.
Meanwhile business IN an departments
q 'he trade is practically a. q staudstil.
50 far as can be learned exporters are
practically out az the market for spot
cotton in the South al present. The cotton
textile INDUSTRY in France Is demoraiized
Eng land is anxious 10 market supplies ale
ready held before attempting fresh inn
TOriaNons while China and Japan are
sad % have Withdrawn from the market.
after some purchases earlier so the month.
CANADIAN mills are said 20 boz bidding for
small lots q cotton az extremely low
prices. while domestic mills are buying boo
small lots The Augusta market was re-
ported unchanged az 8 &c. basis mIIdliug.
and the New York market was nominal
private crop report made the condition
tlt per cent. against 1913 plr cent last
month. but the traoe shows little interest
ir the probable showing 81 the government
report. which is due Oh Monday. such mat
ters be ne entirely 0re~shadDWed by the
abnormal conditions nov prevailing
=, WetHl' move uert figures OF thr New
Work Cotton Exchange Port receipts.
1890 bales. agar sr 156tf- last year.
o. cr.1rd 40 mills and Canada. 1898
against 5.S.6 last wear. Southern min
takiugs estimated nil. against 5000 last
var, gain 81 stock ~ interior towns.
$50. against 1887 last year. brought into
sight for thc week 1853. against $780,
80 last year Total crop movement. Port
receipts. DO 4s74el 1850 added BaIr-
more. etcI. against 1o.0st-tf last s.3ror.
overland 20 mills ana Canada f.Ie0.. pos
~ 900 added. against i.fht. 12O last year.
Southern mill taklrFs. 2.kc0. 1000 suaius.
$4,000 last year. stock rf interior towns
,r excess o. September D. .I5f. against
1881 last wear. brought into Trht thus
fsr f'r season. l43I9.&0o. against 1to-3.-
-. last yesr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
WILLIAMS DEMAND
AP0USES BANKERS
Controller Of Currency PryS
INTO Call Loan System
Since Change Closed.

.e.ffr ,r tte t-- .oni- o.
city from sorr rhe--oH " ..-.e'Is, No.'-
uoAef OF tre currency ing l--t ..-
me manner ~ "r.ct .'tt nave
handing -a- loans since me Cos - o.
me Stoct tNcra-ge' mas aroused '''
re Of 1trt r.tc-a--.
BY Williams subj. 't'ea h.he cue
Mons Gaining -ioa me p-.hs
tish eA-a--i.s .H- oii..'-.o..' .'.,. -
eesei.i give -s- OF eel~l .'es ..
pTlof 30 august 10 q liti OF al ''l'.
ties upon which the BORROWERS nave
beer rtcu red 90 MAINTAIN margins OF
rs per cent. -re amount Of call loans
sts,aal..r on August j. thc amounts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

The second 2IO0-horsepower Gener-
strc unit AZ the Coon Rapids hydro
electric development. on the Missis-
s'pUi River near Minneapolis, was
placed in commercial operation on Au-
gust % The first unit was placed m
operation ON August ]. and since then
has been working almost continuously,
IT'S performance representing approx
mately % per cent load factor. The
current generated at this power plant
IS being utilized by the Minneapolis
General Electric Company. and the
work or installing other units is being
pushed as rapidly as possible, with the
expectation Of having the fifth and last
one M operation by November ! next
Cities Service.
The earnings report Of the Cities
Service Company for July and Tor the
twelve months ended July 81. which
was made public Yesterday, gives large
returns both IN gross and net revenue.
Although directors have recently de-
fcrreG action on declaring further cash
IyloCnCs, the earnings statement in
ClcatCs chat the present strained bust
rCss condition has as yet not impaired
the compary's earning power For
July gross revenue amounted 20 S21l,-
6S7. Sl4455l greater than for the same
wou.h las, year. Net revenue in
creased Sl48.O-S. 20 S262.674. and sur
plus after preferred dividends was
Ss5.o0S, q gain OF Ss2.042.
Great Western Power.
The Great Western Power Company
system, consisting Of the Great West
ern Power Company. the California
Electric Generating Company and the
City Electric Company. in IT'S income
account for July. reports q decrease in
gross earnings. but reduction m
operating expenses and taxes left a
small increase IN net revenue. Gross
for the month was S2l6.936, q loss OF
S5tl1. and expenses and taxes de
creased from S76.6S3 20 S6S,590, lCav-
iuc net earnings Of S14s.346, an in
crease o. S2.6S2. Other income totalled
SIS.669 S2.975 more than IN 1918. and
includes interest charged 20 construc-
SION. which was formerly eliminated
from the charge interest on funded
ccbt.' but is now included IN that item
and credited back as "Cther income
Interest on funded debt was Sl00.972. a
gain Of S5156. and represents the total
interest payable by the several com
DauiCs upon their entire funded debt,
including $4,000 Of Great Western
Power Company first mortgage per
cent bonds owned by the Western
Power Company. Balance amounted 10
SIS .541
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
PRICES.
INTFRlnR KECIIrTs.
SEsBoARD CLFARANCES.
HOUR AND WAL

The four market was '.-s active. owing ra
pho decline OIL wheat ilt tue tone Was fru.
THE recent heavy buying has drawn or tHc
local stocks tn such ar extent that supplies
nero arc estimated a- only sufficient iar about
fifteen days normal euu-uupti1I. Spring
patents. sl4Sf so. winter ar-aiEhte S51Sa -.
g. e0aS- a.. extra ~. winter. s. l50S4 90.
80 +. s. e0NN 30. Kansas strai Eh-s. s &c
g. go. fancy spring patents s s0QSl - RYE
FLpl- -Tr~-fucl. fair fo gu0I. r1pS r..
choice tu fancy g. s1usf tDENMEATs-
STEADY. kiIu dried. 81 Eaf4 o.. BAG MEAL
STEADY. fine white and yellow. ST @rfI %.
coarse e sag On FEEu-We- steady.
trnu loo-rh sacks t2f. standard m.ddinc.
s. o.. hnIr da Sll 50. reI dos. 49,. DI-t.
stead,. bulk. 81. sacks. 81. miiiIing. so ID
0S23 rcd deg ss3 . meal. S3iuf4 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.

philadelphia Aug Is Firmness win
prices showing r. hardening tendency. but no
important advances. has characterized the
Philadelphia wool market this week Tern
tory woods have had The call again. ana half
hloods and fue woods have been iu good de-
mauf There BE- better inquiry for three
eirhths blood. and holders OF this class and
Of quarter bl0ods have not been Inclined 20
make concessions Dealers IN pulled woods
have felt o.. depression IN the knitting trade
hut carpO woods have inclined upward That
there D. an attempt on tho part of some
manufacturers 90 stock w IN fear ~ future
advances is indicated ty the announcement
of one dealer that he has sold 90 90 pounds
N thre.-elrhths and half blood o. local
mill which is said 90 have picked up o. on
pounds 10 several markets. We quote; Nv
Work and Michigan feeces Fine. unWashe1
-. delalnt. 29a-Jc. half blood. gu@c. three
eishths TGg7sc. quarter, -b42sise. hnf
fTree.,iyhths ana quarter clothing. IN o..
common ana braid 22q-4c. OHIO and Ienn.
svlyauis- Delaiue washed. a.. AA. 3on3ics
rre unmerchantabie 4GIc. quarter blood
combing. PC. ihree-eighths. e.f..l.c he'll.
three -eiehths and quarter clothins. 20 %,
delaine. unWsshed. 17g2Sc. fine. sc, common
and braid. 80 &c.