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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Gross earnings Of United States rail-
roads making weekly reports to "Dun's
Review" continue to exhibit substantial
contraction, the total so far received
for the first two weeks in October
amounting to $14,748,573, a decrease Of
14.3 per cent, as compared with last
year This contrasts with a loss for
the first two weeks i'm September Of
G.3 per cent, in August of 3.8 per cent
and July Of % per cent, while the re-
turns for the same period in September
last year showed a gain over 1912 Of
6.3 per cent.
In the following table are given gross
earnings of railroads reporting for the
first two weeks in October and the loss
as compared with earnings Of the same
roads for the corresponding period a
wear AFRO; also for the roads reporting
FOR the same weeks in the two proceed
ing months, together with the percent
ares Of loss compared with last year:
1914. Loss. PC.
October. two weeks ..Slf,74S573 S245s,5ss lAS
Scrtember. two weeks l7.I02CS llf5.-l9 ~
August. two weeks. 13HlGiO GLIB 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
DEALERS
MORE CHEERFUL
Prospects for Early ReOpening
of the Exchange Believed
To Be Good.

Willie 10 announcements Welo issted by
any committee yesterday, a feeling when
might b termed the most cheerful In weeks
prevailed on the floor. j, was understood
for enc thing, that the syndicate proposition
had reached such gr2ufying stage tnat
souio definite announcement as 20 its pro
visions might be mado early next week.
only one or two uufnportant points, r. was
Followed. stood bon the way Of such an cary
announcement, and with this matter salis-
fec .0r.iv adjusted the cate Of reOpening
might De reasonably expected % be near az
uand. Three weeks al the latest was the
Limit set by some, bul this is a matter DIN
cult TO determine. and the evident object Qt
the exchange authorities g. to have every
thing working smoothly before a dats rs
set. Tho conference committee Y oApecteo
10 take the matter up with Liverpool 90
that the resumption OF business NAV he
simultaneous iu 10th markets, although ~
is not, believed that much has been accom-
pushed yet along this line.
cotton men believed that English importers
were lil1cly 20 purchase heavily during the
latter part Of the month al the low figures
prevailing and that tho crop IS soon going
10 move more rapidly through That port.
According 10 local SPOT men, recent weak
ness In Texas and Oklahoma has been due
20 selling by country merchants ard not Dy
tho farmers Complaint has been made that
owing TO the restrictive clauses which Great
Britain has forced insurance COMPANIES 10
adopt I'm war risk policies on cotton bound
20 neutral countries contiguous TO Germany
and Austria, shipments Of the staple 10
Continental countries aside from France
viii bo greatly interfered with. The matter
10 Is said, has been taken Up with the state
Department.
The local market for spot was nominal
Southern spot markets; Galveston. quiet. at
65,c, sales 200 bales: New Orleans. quis,. at
savannah, steady. at &c. sales. ITO;
Charleston. l-l5c lower. at SIC; Wilmington
steady, al 6izc: Norfok steady, G&.c. sales
Memphis steady. ~ 6i,c. sales, 3 800: St
Louis. steady, e. sssc: Houston unchanged.
az Giac, Gales, 1901, Little Rock quiet a.
&c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25

Rcce,rts. 2Ss head; II cars on sale. No
saieq reported: feeling steady. Dressed beer
Sow and weak. at Il and 10 cents pouha
f,r common 20 primo native sides.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
HAY AND STRAW.

Tone easy on top quaIitIes OF tImothy
hay. Alfalfa sells at Sl7U$l0 for better
qualities Of first cutting and $50 $22 %
for later IIAY-Lsrge. baled. new. ton,
timothy prime S2l so. No 1, $50 5OQ$2 ;
No TO No 2, SIG 80 n $40; fancy light
clover mixed. $40 5OWS20; No I clover
mixed, Sls@$19; No clover $lS43ls.
ALFALFA-As 20 quality. $l70 SZ2 w.
STRAW--Rye, No 2. $l3USl4. (Small
baled timothy even on top qualities and
loo lrS1 lower on nOOrer aIaIea.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
GO A-FISHING.

Yet it is no contradiction to say that
no man is a true fisherman until he can
angle all day without catching any fish.
SO many serious persons still think 10
catch fish is the prime object of fishing
that a most earnest effort should be
made 70 set them right. They who pity
the angler coming home dog-tired at
the end OF the day with his empty creel
are the ones to be pitied. They do not
understand the meaning of life, nor Of
fishing, which is a sample and smile
Of life.
Il Is never best TO put a main pur-
pose too much to the front. IL love is
the best of life, it is foolish 10 wear
ones heart on ones sleeve. When one
has a great object in life and begins
TO know it and feel it growing within
him, then he should nurse IL aud guard
it-and go a-hshing, The Countryside
Magazine and Suburban Life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
Bank Clearings.

Bank clearings at the leading cities
i'm the United States, according TO
"Dun's Review" exhibit moderate i'm
provement over last week, but the total
is still much below normal, amounting
to only S2,333,3S4, 1877, decrease Of 26.l
per cent as compared with the S3,l56,-
7i4,S42 Of the same week last year. The
most pronounced contraction, as Tor
some time past, appears at New YORK.
City, which reports a loss OF 35.2 per
cent, but a week ago The falling oil
here was 404 per cent. Cities outside
New York show a decrease of 1913 per
cent. a decidedly more satisfactory eX-
hibit than was made last week.
Average daily bank exchanges for the
wear are given below for three years:
1915 1913 1912.
October 1881. 818 900 $780, 1s 900 $3.50 ,OO-
i,ir5 quarter $50. 4i5 900 Hl.ga3 900 4bl 90.
second quarter 413.4tSO0O $50. 900 500 1900.
i-irst quarter J0s. 039 900 5lSl65 900 JSo9lS 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Tho steamer market was steady, and q
moderate general business was done in char
tering. Rates were firm. Quotations TO Liv-
erpool, 4d; London, 3izd; Hull, al; Bristol,
tonnage, IS 7I5d; cotton TO Liverpool, per
100 lbs, 35c. CHARTERS-Steamer, 1921
tons, coal, Baltimore to San Francisco, pri-
yate terms prompt: Dutch steamer 1854
tons. coal Virginia TO Rio de Janeiro los Cd.
prompt; British steamer, 2,949 tons, pipe.
Baltimore TO the Persian Gulf. private terms.
Nov; British steamer, $4,000 qrs grain. At
lautic range TO picked ports United Kingdom
or France. private terms, Oct-NOy; British
steamer, $4,000 quarters grain. New York or
Philadelphia 20 picked ports United King
dom. IS 9d. Nov. British steamer. I \ 900 Qrs
grain. Philadelphia 20 west coast Italy, As,
option Montreal loading. As %. or Gulf, As
1isd, prompt British steamer 10000 Grs
heavy grain, - Cd. Nov: steamer, 2O44
tons. cement. hence 10 Key West. thence
Gulf 70 New York. ties, private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
Movement of Specie.

> t WIS OF specie from the port Of
i0'1 Tor the week ended October
sie' Silver S1,OS6.9G6 and gold
total of Slll0.OO1, against
W. gold and silver last week and
~ IN the corresponding week Of
n sllee January 1 the exports of
:, s,intovnted TO Sl28I2I64g and sill
,s' ,ooNv'5oO, against S69,8l6,414 gold
,,,y'go4,b25 silver In 1918.
- OF specie were: Gold S291,-
B ?loo4tl silver. a total Of 1926
'sl s ..5 y. sos, 294 in the preceding
- ..a ss23,i4l in the corresponding
~, " last year. Since January /
|a,.ip S S1.s Of specie were $15I22.77S.
fziA22,5l7 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
SELLS WHITE PLAINS HOME
D. D. Mercer Parts with House
in Carhart Estate Section.

David D. Mercer has just sold his ten
room house on South Broadway, White
Plains. II is in that section known
as the Carhart estate.
l.. Ward Prince, Of the Scarsdale
Estates, Gedney Farm Company and
Westchester Land Exchange, says thar
q quite unusual development is notice
able recently east of the railroad sta
ton in White Plains. This applies TO
Battle Hill, as well as to the Lester
property adjoining. For a long time
there was general inactivity in this
part of White Plains, but it seems sud
denly TO be coming into its own.
The Westchester Syndicate has sold
20 David d. Mercer five plots in Battle
Hill Park. The new owner plans TO
build at least one residence this fall
for his own occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
No Moratorium in Texas.

The National Association Of Credit
Men has been informed by the secre-
tarv OF the association at San Antonio
that there is no danger Of a mora
forum in Texas, as both houses have
votod overwhelmingly against il, and
II would therefore be useless for
Tho Governor TO call another session.
Tho Attorney General has ruled that
tbe LEGISLATURE cannot be called until
the second Thursday of January, when
Governor Colquitt retlres and IS sue
coded bv Governor-elect Ferguson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York, october ~, 1914
GRAIN,

WHEAT-Export demand was less active
and us the market had experienced an al
vance OF sac 70 4c during tho week there
was considerable week profit taxing ,
prices developed an easier tone and closed
with net losses Of 81 to 10. Export sales on
Friday were placed az about 100000 BUSH
els, which was about the largest siIlsls u"S :
sales on record and the total business Iof
the week was believed 70 aggregate hpoul
~. 900. 900 bushels. This evidence OF an az
gressive foreign demand has created strong
buliish sentiment, which has been augmented
by complaints OF even greater losses In Can
ada than had been previously reported Inc
French Minister OF Agriculture placed the
yield I'm that country a. aeJ,OOO'V9O oushei >
which was somewhat larger than anticipated,
and French import requirements are expected
to De 100000 bushels, II not more: Re
cepts at Northwestern points were sllsntly
larger, but total Interior receipts TOT the
week showed q falling on OF over 100000
bushels, while clearances from the seaboard
Increased over 100000. In tho local cash
al SITE: No hard. 81 IN; No 1 North
ern Duluth 81 1Sih No 1 Northern Mani
toba, Sl21h, all nominal, l I Bunalo.
CORN-Firm early. owing 10 predictions OF
unsettled weather in the West and small
offerings from the Argentine, but values
eased on under profit taking. and at the
close were - TO lzc net lower. interior re-
ceipts showed a falling on OF $4,000 bushels
from the previous week and we're about
1l25, 900 under last year. NO yellow corn
was quoted az Sac 20 arrive and prime Ar
gCntine AZ 7Sc delivered. OAI5-hepoits OF
export sales Of about 100000 bushels had a
stimulating influence early, but prices eased
of I'm sympathy with wheat and corn, clos
ing 70 TO q net lower. Cash market hrm
standard white. 5Ba54hci No 2. 64h q csc !;
40 3. 53ia a Sac; No 4, 5Sg5Shc; fancy
clipped 55a57lac; ordinary clipped, 5ils a
sec. ali elevator RYE-StrOng on reports Of
export sales OF about 10000 bushels; No ?
Western, 96isc. C ( Buffalo. BARLEY
Steady; feeding, So q SIC: mailing. TO- soc,
ci buffalo ACCOMMODATIONS: Japan
csc. 81 So; mixed, 81 so; silver hull, 81 10;
Canadian, 81 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25

SUGAR.

There was 10 change In refined. notwith-
gtaudlnr n setback in raw, and buyers were
gain inclined 20 hold oil owing 70 the wide
Iisp4r1ty between raw and refined. COnsii-
sr.,bie comment was heard about the action
OF the British government IN prohibiting the
5n,uortotion Of sugar into tho United King
dom but il was generally understood that
fbis action was aimed az the warning ma
. i0ns and not against the United States.
Prices we're unchanged. with redacrs taking
orders az from 5.7Sc 10 590c. although listed
III cc net less . per cent for cash. Raw
VAS easier and prices were marked down
another 4 G on moderate trading q few days
AGO. although not known until -l.9 morning.
The sale IN question. however vas Only .
small iot Of Cabas az 3isc. CO I 2. equal TO
414c for centrifugal and holders were again
Willing 20 accept oven lower prices than this
were the demand available. The market
closed unsettled and nominal AZ i14c Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

A substantial growth in income Is
shown by subsidiary companies OF the
Southwestorn Power and Light Com
pany for the month and year ended on
September so. Gross earnings accruing
TO the company amounted 20 S2db,S2l,
an increase Of 20 per cent over Septem-
Der Of last year, while the gain in net
was S3l $50, equal TO 80 per cent An
increase of 25 per cent In gross was
made in the tweive-month period, when
the company earned S2,703,5 29, ex-
penses and faxes rose S29TS52, and net
Carnings were 20 per cent higher than
in the year preceding
Ohio Gas, Light and Coke.
The Ohio State Utilities Commission
has given its approval TO the Ohio Gas
Light and Coke Company to issue $751;
600 stock, together with an issue Of
bonds amounting to $4,000, the
proceeds 60 be used in paying for gas
properties acquired some time ago. Au-
thority was also requested by the com
pany 10 issue $4,000 additional stock
and $1,000 bonds, but this was refused
by the commission.
Illinois Traction.
The report Of the Illinois Traction
Company for September shows higher
income derived from operation of inter
urban lines, which amounted TO S2S1,-
S45, gain of S23.937, electric lighting
earnings were SlSS.5S2, steam heating
5000. operation Of its city lines
showed revenue Of Si8O,Al0, gas sales
totalled S46,S44, and the total gross in
come amounted 30 S702,412, an IN
crease of S4S,07A, or 1855 per cent, over
~ g.
made for operating charges, maintcn-
ance. taxes. etc. were S40S.421. leaving
net surplus earnings of S293,990, q
gain of 1922 per cent, as compared
with a loss of 5.57 in net revenue in
1918
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
CHICAGO GRAINS LOWER
Lack of Export Demand
Causes Decline in Wheat.

Chicago, Oct. 24--Wheat took a
downward slant to-day, Influenced by
a lessening of export sales and by a
good deal of prOfit-taking on the part
of holders. The market closed I'M
settled at q to 1c net decline. Corn
finished 9s@ 1sc off, oats h@2sc, and
provisions varying from a setback of
lOc to an equal advance. Although it
was apparent that foreigners were
actively endeavoring TO purchase
wheat, their methods were in decided
contrast with the course pursued on
the previous day. Instead of con-
tinuing to accept offers indiscrimi-
nately they took advantage of efforts
made by holders to realize profits.
Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
Poor Year for Hooking Valley,

The pamphlet report of the Hooking
Valley Railroad for the year ended
June 30 last shows surplus Of $780,
71. which is equal to 500 per cent on
81 600 600 capital stock, compared
with 1712 per cent earned on the
same stock the previous year Net
earnings were Sz,2l 139y compared
with S2,833.S0l in 1913. Inc total OF
gross earnings was 9GO2l lao, de-
crease of S796 499.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25

6alriss. s. bOqs7 IS. SHEEP AND LAMBS.
rlocoipts 900: shcoD active; Iambs Sio"'
lambs, S. 504t3 10
rRy Teeeraph 20 The Tribune -,
TouisvfIfe Cef 2-SHEEP AND llAMlss
-Pecelpts Tor the week 394; marie, sleaay
choice lambs. 71Ikc. seconds, 0gote' ouH''
ill.. aa.ep, 4.llhc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

GRAIN and FIOCR-No quotations re
ceived. Cumberland cut. lis. clear
bellies. as. SHOULDERS-Sq square. GGs.
ROSIN-Common. 90 AID. LINSEED OIL
POS I'D Observation-Disclosures n refined.
T4d; spirits, Sid. TURPENTINE-s
rns al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The consolidated income statement
OF subsidiary companies Of the Allan
tic, Gulf & West Indies Steamship
Lines for August shows decline in
gross operating revenue. which was
Sl,lsl,2 S7, Of S3s3,27l. Operating ex-
penses were $254,429 lower, and the
total net income was Sl39,679, loss
OF Sl2s,S42 from August in 1913. After
deducting interest charges, rentals, etc,
there was deficit Of $4,000, as com
pared with a surplus Of S116,6s7 last
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Oct. 2a-CI.OVERsEED- Prirre
cash. - 80: Dec. 80 ORA March. 50 2Zie.
March, s. 50. rIdOTHY-Prime cash,
- 47ia; Dec. s. 52.s, March. s. GA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
Manhattan.

The arst name IS that Of the debtor tho
second that OF the creditor ana cato "h'n
Judgment was fled; r,,-. G..
90 ,ot4 fvaca,ad). S2Bf9TT
Jan s, 1909; Sii- 10
The Bronx.
Connor. r Pm Hinternhoff; Sept 80,
Ioi4 1890 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
OCTOBER "a
Manhattan.

The following judgments were hlei 5esier-
day. the first name being that on tho aeo'oIl
1nr,s A-saks & Co: si9o rs
Ar Arm " W-Babson's stadsdcan Or.
ganization, Inc: S!V9 80
Bullock. W-Gimbel Bros, y Y; SUI ,,
Butter VI CIV Il Duncan , 80 -
Baum, J NJ. N NJ Goldsmith and " kose.
i tnS 7 " i and 6 Representative secur
As , C - w '''- Sa2T o6
Reach gCI J K-United Distillers CO.; size ~
brooklyn Heights r r COL stohi S5,so
Same-E Kernweiss; $50 go
blanchard G NE Clark; S-,a ~
Chertock. J-Kleban & Osmanskyi Sc -S b.,
q n smith Coo Westerheld' So 6-
Coney Il E-J D King: ~" .'
Couforti Excavatins * FouhdSuou :, o-o sg
ma Ge Mabaut. A Nm der Haisopian; $40 ei
DIVERS New Amsterdam Van a storase O.
+ Ordemann; 80 -
FdWards' r CT Fisher ct al. S3z9 90
E,iias H-O'Nenl Adams Co; .'14 ~
freedman. I Nam Woolen Co OF n y, 49,
p,rooroan " K-D Williams Coz sis2 "a
Gileerts Ne'a'' Sei''''' " Sll5i g.
Guryan. I-E Palmer; sec =,
~ 9i''i Tin,s1stein. Inc " Lynch; S3i9 -
Haas G. and p Katz-Manchester hai me-
HoVehtaling. f NH F Corey ies ~
ideal Garage-M Belizter, n go 90 30
I"s1io Bros Engineering co and W cain
y Burdic Inc. Sstt
Gilman. I'D Broder, nj .e So
f,ei5owitz. Irrational Nassau Bank o. G,e W.
Teyinson. s-H JarceFy ~ 2l
Mccall Mary E-Stern Bros ,,-,-.t.... .I
Wortensen throw Directory Fr'huhs s' q.
Bookbinding co. Stet
norton. FL r Wcsterhcld, =, 49,, l.
Neo, York Consolidated r r Coz DuNS a.,
pe Mo- CA $ stemme Ct al; SUI %.
Randolph. J E-Carnesie liiA Motor one sti ~ "a
cry g. crryraon si5l al
U0ij"eon VIM VII r De Milt CO. Pc. O.,
SfecUIechase COP Wang. si.,' M
Swirson, NIB II De Hunt "$it
SIvck = limited Distiilers co ~.
SanesI. j. II Corsani and ~ MORAN sie- Is
sIoa sy''' r and NJ Cerico-Un,ed Dis,li't 81
ventura. G-Purcell Gnfeathsr Inc s s,3 ss
Van Doom. r FL Melcnet, vi. Ste-
N,jJsi p C-Gimbcl Bros New YORK fl3, p,
Nvbit3eV Beatrice Tor Mrs d w CT ~, nit. ~
Distillers Co. .,,-. gt- 2g
yVanamaker Nv II sld"ay S-@W
Miner, NJ RI Mann.
The Bronx.
Brown HI Tramor, Si -
Biloon, 10 J stephens, Inc az
Bohau, IT Traynor. 900 ~.
- "a smith CO Wosterfeld. S'-Z o'
Crawford, T H-Lawrence hoio",x, IA "a
,,..,... re, II = railov. SIO29 40
GoIankie. p. Wanda Golanlde ana SoP. of
Najewsik-M Wilhelm. s9a00si ia
Uendryx. " A--W Ohland' FiV 80. M
Lamb. Up HartinE. go ~" ~"
Nazzucca, R--M Fransiosl s 20. as
pizzAtti A-E Hannan et a. Slo, @S
SlclIiano An Cappielio, 80 -
yvaronof S-P Rothenberg, ST.
Yungel. R-W f Hep. S''' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25

Spot In fair demand prices unchanged;
sales, 1900 bales. including 2600 American.
on the basis Of 5.0Jd FOR mlddling Imports.
1893 bales, including 1.427 American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington. oct. 2L-rhe condition OF the
United states Treasury 90 the beginning OK
business to-day was;
Net balance i'm general fuud goa. sos 2g6. lSs
-r..,..i ,[.'t,t ............. 1.92S. O2t
-r,.i ,,.,,lI,g,,ts ............. .1NG 40
Tho deficit this fiscal year is >5s9i2. 100.
against "a deficit ST S1.'li.@26 last year o.
0fn.ir, AZ panama Canal ANA public debt
transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
PROVISIONS.

E,.tir,ates OF 10000 hogs at Chicago
-. t,.fei, and a decline ~ 20 10 points
by ',s' ,be hog market lad a depressing in1u-
moe, hut after selling oh early tho market
showed a partial recover - rene,wea SUD
80. f~orn hackers. pOEk-S'eady; mess,
e8i = sgi 30: family S2tG SOC: short clear
S53&S25 BEEF--Qu,et; mess. sZI $50;
family, So4QS20. packet: 52s 81; o ezra
india mess. S366s5s. DRESSED, dOGS 5co
TO- iii'c. lao ID. 11%c; plgs, t2Ec. CUT
l5I1rst TsEPicklsd beliles duh; 10 ib,, 1910,
10 In r5s. n rec. il 10, 15o; picked hams
steady 15i4 alGc., TALLoW-oGgiieet :, a s q
SS'SS'p6n -Firn: middle Wcsl, 107OGi0 sec;
~ steady. 1Oi 01O5c; reAned. south
America. 1a1Oc; Continent, ll:sOci Brazil
mi, rIS;F,-pull: oico, DC; city lard II &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
cnTTnNsEED Oh.

The cottouseed oil market was weak. clos
the vri,h net losses OF 349 points. Crude In
Inc south was casy ~ about Sc ana mo
,,-arfe, again felt tto pressure OF active
hedging operations against liberal offerings OK
"..Ge Local contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25

Stockholders OF the New England
Telephone Company have elected
George d. Milne 20 the board OF d.
rectors, succeeding Charles II. Wilson,
resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25
NEW YORK PRICES.
TNTIRI0R RECEIPT,
SEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
IInIR AND MEAL.

FLOUR Inactive but Arm; spring patents,
s. 90 Sc; spring clears, So 100 50 80. win
ter patents 50 8jfg 50 go; winter stralghts.
"a 90; No ., S49S4 20; Kansas straights,
So 2JG IS 80: fancy spring patents, 50 IS y
81 10. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR dull. 81 4OW
81 90 per 100 10. RYE FLOUR quiet fair
10 good. $50 81 90; choice 10 fancy, 50 20g
81 Is. CORNMEAL steady; kiln dried,
Si15. BAGMEAL steady; fine white and
yellow, 81 6jGS1 20; coarse 81 51qSl 60
FEED-Westcru steady: bran. 100 ID sacks
500 - n S23 80: standard middlngs $23 30
n S2S IS: -four middlings, 500; red dog
flour. 40 10 sacks. S32; city steady; bran,
mitidlngs. 100 lb sacks, S24 %. -four mid
dlings do, So S33; red dog -four, 40 ID
sacks, S33: oilmeal $50 JOa $3i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25

The Union Trust Company Of New York offer; special
service to individual who desire to have the clerical ano
routine administration Of their trusts carried on al 10"
by an expert organization
The Union Trust Company will care for the trust property
assist in making investments and in selling securities collect inc
income and pay It directed and will render accounts ~
the form in which trustee required by the Court to state his
accounts trustee will avoid expense and trouble by having ms
accounts kept in proper form. -
Cory.r,onJence and interviews Solicited.
Union TRUST CO. OF NEW YORK, 80 Broadway
C.mTH sIipp IIs Ss,3O00O0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-25

Directors Of Harrison Bros. & Co..
Inc, of Philadelphia. have deferred
action on the quarterly dividend OF ]
per cent on the preferred stock.