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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-16
COMPLAINT DISMISSED
MillipE Concerns of Valley Of yfrK,nf.
Lose IA Appeal to !. G..

WASHINGTON, octoherhl 5.--A com
plant by forty -four milling concerns
In the Valley OF Virginia attacking
freight rates on -four and other grain
products from Virginia 10 Carolina
territory was dismissed to-day by the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
Inc mills asked removal or reduc-
ton of the difference between wheat
and four rates. and presentation OF
definite carload and less than carload
rates in lieu of The present any
quantity rates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-16
John IL. Hu,.

Especial 10 The Times. Dispatch
:. L9NCHBuitG. VA. October l5.-john
~, kay, aged about sixty years, died
lhis morning al 1916 o'clock at the
isEhGhbHrS Hospital. Mr.. Ray had
lived here a number of years., and WA
q carpenter by trade. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-16
TURKEY COMPELLED
TO DEMOBILIYE ARMY

LONDON. October 10 H:1O p. M).-
Central News dispatch from Rome
SAYS:
According TO telegram from Con-
stantinople, published here to-day.
Turkey has informed Germany that
owing to lack OF money she will have
!! to demobilize her army
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-16
Hcssic snow smith

Special 10 The Times Dspatch
BEDFORD CITY. VA, October 10
6 at w. SNOW Smith. the, little daughter
o. NJ. ana tirs y. j. Smith. who di&d
!eSlcfGay IT the home OF her parents.
was buried this morning AT Lonswood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-16
GERMAN STEAMER is PRIZE

The Gruccin From New York For Cndix,
Spain. lowed Into Gibraltar.
LONDON, October Is (?:i5 r. MI
dispatch 10 Lloyds from Gibraltar
says the Hamburg American line
steamer Ciraecia from New York for
Cadiz, Spaln. was brought into Gibral-
tar to-day us Il prize
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-16

the Turkish government was seeking
to purchase 100 motor trucks i'm the
United States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-16
.INFANTRY AND CAVALRY
DOING MORE FIGHTING
Daring French CuirassieFs Distin-
Ruisfi Themselves by Feat in
Swimming the Iys.
COMPLETELY opTWlT GERMANS

Whst Is Known as Battle Of the Four
Rivers Mas Be Regarded as Faded
and Fresh Stage Of Operations
Begun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-16
Special Marie Antomette Curtains!

Marie Antoinete Lace Curtains white One
with u.s. and real $500 value Introductory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
COTTON ACTIVE
AND HIGHER
Crop Scare Sends Prices Into
New High Ground for the
Movement.

There was further advance in the cot
ton market yesterday, with all deliveries
making new high ground for the move
ment, owing TO increasing apprehensions
as TO the new crop outlook in the South
west and continued steadiness of the old
crop situation Closing prices were
steady, from TO points net higher. 1t
was reported that bullish private crop
advices from the Southwest were being
accompanied by buying orders, which was
considered one of the best indications Of
their sincerity, and the talk around the
ring reflected expectations of bullish
weekly report from the Weather Bureau
at noon to-day, as well as Of an unfavor-
able June bureau, so far as conditions
in the Southwest are concerned. South
ern spot markets were unchanged TO &c
higher, and the local market advanced
10 points. to 1900 for mddling upland;
no sales: delivered on contract, 5.l0O bales.
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
Tipsters Thrive Again.

THAT dav is counted lost when WaH
Street. if not the country is not regaled
with an accurate report OF what the In
terState Commerce Commission is going
10 do about the rate case. SO 1t used 10
be about Supreme Court decisions IN
the consulship Of Theodore and about the
contents Of Presidential messages. Presl-
DENTAL messages had a way of coming
10 New York from Washington week or
50 before they were sent TO Congress, ana
on them the tipsters throye. Cnul MI.
Taft's time. that is. Then they stopped
unite suddenly and the guessing became
poor-very poor. AS for Supreme Court
decisions the information was always
had There was no figuring them out on
a beads-I-win- tails you-lose proposition
and after a while the tipsters got dis
outraged and refused to guarantee their
information" Until lately they haven
tried 10 do much with Interstate Com
nerce Commission decisions. but just now
the wish is so almost universally the
father TO the thought that 1t has been
found worth while TO revive the moriouhd
Congressional friends" and brothers
in-law" of the Interstate Commerce Com
missioners. and 10 take down their con-
fdent utterances. Curiously enough, no
one seems 10 remember that while the
commission may have brothers-in-law II
is indisputable that ii has no friends'
Congressional or otherwise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
PRICE MOVEMENT
IN COMMODITIES
Grains Advance Early, but
Close at Declines-COf-
fee Also Lower.

An early advance in the wheat market
on continued reports Of damage by Hes
sian flies was more than lost when IL was
found that shorts had taken care OF their
commitments and there was nothing ag-
gressve to the demand. At the close the
May option was down nc. Corn made
good gains in the early trading. but
profit taking caused sharp reaction. and
an increase of selling offers sent prices
down to net 5s45sc under Saturdays
finals. oats were affected by crop COM
plants early. but followed wheat and
corn In the afternoon decline, losing &c
net for the day.
The dulness which has marked the
coffee trade for the last two weeks con-
tinued yesterday, and on lifeless mar
ket and narrow price changes there was
a net decline of / to points for the day.
There is little satisfaction in the trade
over the fact that the market holds
steady in spite of the duness. and there
is little pressure OF offerings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
TOPICS OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
Snyder a Possibility as
Head of Local Federal
Reserve Bank.
FORMER OFFICER OF
BANK OF COMMERCE
Salary Not Likely To Be More
than $4,000, but Honor Is
an Attraction.

While Il will probably be the latter part
Of August or the early weeks OF Septem-
her before the Federal Reserve Bank In
this district is organized and working.
SPECULATION runs high over the personnel
Of its management. The keenest curiosity
concerns the craftsmanship. According
10 the law he must be appointed by the
FEDERAL Reserve Board from among the
three directors In Glass c whom they
name. All Glass c directors must have
been residents Of their district for at least
two years previous TO their appointment
and II is further stipulated OF the chair
man that he shall be a person of tested
banking experience. His salary is TO be
fixed by the Federal Reserve Board,
which means that It may or may not be
q liberal one. The presumption is, how
ever. that IL will not overshadow that of
Mr.. NcAdoo or Of the fast climbing John
SHELTON Williams; that is. $4,000 per
snnum Now. $1,000 is no great lure to a
successful New York banker, even by
the year. The honor Of the position. how
ever. is another thing. Unquestionably II
is something to be head OF the first Fed
eral Reserve Bank Of the country How
many bankers could afford 10 accept the
honor. though, remains to be seen Sew
eral names have been suggested so far
for the post, but the most striking thing
in the list Of possibilities is the absence
Of the name OF Valentine p. Snyder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
Federal Reserve Quarters.

Bankers do not expect that there VIII
he much difficulty in finding offices for
The Federal Reserve Bank one Of them
said Yesterday that he personally kne"
of at least five Offices that were available
including the rooms TO be vacated IN
about two months by the Mechanics ana
Metals National when il moves up INTO
the Fourth Nationals old quarters, the
Chase Nationals present place, another
ON the corner Of Broadway and Liberty
81 and two on Pine ST. There Will be no
question of space. because the Federa'
Reserve Bank will not need the large
forces employed by ordinary banks.
While II will handle the reserves OF
tventv-eight or twenty-nine banks IN Ne"
York City and those Of a number OF out
of-town banks. there will be nowhere
near the amount Of country bank ac-
counts that the Chase, for instance mas
N take care of. Instead of the 800 10
$500 country accounts the Chase handles
there will only be a few hundreds most
Of them disposed OF by mail. AS Tor
vaults there are plenty available but the
chances favor the use Of the Suo-Ireas-
ur.v's we'll guarded dungeons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
An Experienced Banker.

Mr.. Snyder is still young man. as vel
known bankers go-only little over hity
years old. Until few years ago. when the
Morgan interests took over the control OF
the National Bank Of Commerce from
Thomas Fortune Ryan and his associates,
he was its president, He is still recorded
as a director. though he is not now gem
orally accounted an active banker he Is
likewise listed as a director or several
other banking institutions, including inc
Guaranty Trust Company and the inter
national Banking Corporation. and OF the
EQUITABLE Life Assurance Society There
is nothing in his affiliations, apparently
that IS incompatible with the restrictions
Of the Federal Reserve law. Whether the
Federal Reserve board. as yet incomplete
considers Mr.. Snyder or not. there Is
nothing so far TO rule him out from the
list Of possibilities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19

H "a. 81 @sasa Va, obi 81 81 SO; cAuLI
FLOWERS, basket. 81 25gs1 SO; CUCUM-
BERS. basket, 40c Isl 20. EGGPLANTs. Fla.
box, 81 a So Is: cuban, box. slqs3: GARLIC.
no. l6a zoe; HORSERADISH. domestic. 100
10, s4gs; imported. 81 so 81 so; LEI
joe Zoe n eaF9y,n@ Dol. 81 5oS.2. OYSTER
PLANTS. 100 punches. s4qs5; PARSLEY.
crate, 75c@sl 25; curly, Dbl. s2asi;, plain.
S2as3 small basket. 81 50Gs2 so; small.
large basket. 75c q 81 10: small basket 50n
81 %; Va, larg-, large basket, 81 80 q 50 80,
PEPPERS. Fla. box. s2qs3 %; Cuban SEA
81 70; RADISHES. Southern. basket, loo 25ci
nearby, 100 punches, 75cqsl: ROMANO.
BARB, 100 punches. Toe qSl 20; sCALLIoNs.
L ! and Jersey, 100 punches. 4Od zoe.
SPINACH. Dbl 25cesl; SQUASH, white.
75c Isl so, TOMATOES. Fla. carrier. slg
s. so
POULTRY
Dressed Receipts. /, 292 p6gs. Supplies and
invoices OF fresh killed fowls moderate: mar
ket stronger on large sizes and prices fully
ern. fancy. ?Oc; CHICKENS, brollers bbl,
Phlla.. fancy. 4og42c; Penn, fancy, Soa35c.
FOWLS. box packed. Jh9lsike: Dbl packed.
l5disc: COCKS. old. l4i5c. DUCKS. l. !, &c;
SQUADS, white, old. ;i75aa .; dark. 81 so
packed, young hens or toms. Z9q DC Dbl
packed 25Q25c, Old. 22d2ic; CHICKENS. broil-
erS, milk fed. 20 &c corn ted, lsQ-Oc. roast
ers, sof, meated milk fed. Haze, corn fed.
i5qioc: FOWLS box packed. ltQlsc, as 10 size
and quality; BOOSTERS. old. lic; DUCKS.
Western. No l. l20l5c: GEESE, l3glio.
freight OF which 10 we're unioaded. Advtces
indicate somewhat larger receipts. Trading
very slow, and private sales generally unset
tied but feeling considerably weaker on fowls
and ROSTERS. Al auction carloads sold at
iTGiTs.c for fowls. l0i.QiOAc for ROSTERS, l3.c
for ducks, l0s. lie for geese and coop oroi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
MONTREAL STOCKS.
Offer Alberta Debentures.

Spencer Trask & Co. Harris, Forbes &
Co and the Equitable Trust Company are
Offering s5.OOO,O0O Province Of Alberta.
Canada, ten-year ~ gold debentures.
due February l. 1924. at 97ls and interest
to Weld about 1886. a market in Lon
don will be established through a public
issue there of one-half the s5,0OO,00o de-
bentures. In the past six months Spencer
Trask Co, Harris. Forbes & Co. and The
Equitable Trust Company have sold S6,-
600 900 additional 4lace debentures. which
were placed in the United states and
Canada. The entire S11,o00,O0o debentures
are direct and primary obligation Of the
Province OF Alberta and are payable
from general provincial revenues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market for COP
per was steady. with eectrolytic quoted al
axe and casting At l4glfi.c. Standard
copper on the New York Metal Exchange
was nrm at IL. 80 "a 400 for spot. May June
and July. IN London copper closed steady
at f6J IS % for spot and t63 les 80 for
futures.
TIN-weak. with sales OF 80 tons. spo;
and Nav tin in New York closed al ZOO e
33.2J: June. 30. 90 q 81. 20. July, 33.lou 3.35;
August. 30. 20 u 33.i5. September. 1896 q 80 IS
In London tin was also weak. closing at 1850
81 for spot and fi52 for futures.
STEADY Now York rnof . eS7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19

The market showed NJ increase in interest.
and business listless, sales amounting TO
2 $50 bags Price changes were extremely mar
row the market opening at a decline or
points ana closing at net loss or lH2 points
Prices were practically at the same point
tbcv were two weeks ago. and during the
intervening time fluctuations have been less
than 10 points either way European markets
were featureiess, Havre closing !. franc low
er. while Hamburg was unchanged 70 = pig
unchanged from last week. and cost and
freight offers were slightly lower 70 slightly
higher, santos 3 being quoted at u sOc, IS and
b an II iogll. 25c, 5s at l0s0alli2isc. es at
10 50dlO &c with a sale at l0i3c on a bid, and
Mo Is al ss5c. spot market inactive but
steady with Rio Is quoted at Sac. Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
London Closed on May 80.

The London Stock Exchange is going 10
close on May 2O-Memorih Day. The
ands-across- the-sea idea, however Is not
10 have another manifestation, and there
isn't any reason TO look forward year
Tor two and see London closed on the
Fourth Of July. As matter of fact Tor
London May 30 may be memorial day.
but il is very much more the first day oil
the Whitsuntide holidays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York, May IS. 1914
GRAIN.
GRAIN.

NHEAT-Hessian fly reports were general
in consequence prices early were hrin anu hsn
er gaining tsa%c on buying by Leading com
mission houses and covering. The demand was
NOT particularly aggressive. however, ana therS
vyss a reaction which left May &c lower anu
other positions Lq}sc. At the early advance
nrices were at new high records for the move
meut representing gains or 3Aafftc TURNS
tbe last two weeks. No hard winter wnea,
was quoted at 81 O5A. (, New YORK; NO :
red. ST O6s.. @ (. TO arrive; No Northtrh
DuIuth. 81 O4s. and No 1 Northern ManltoDs.
81 04i. O b. afoat. CORN-After an cary
advance OF Adi3c. the market broke ql1st
under heavy liquidation. and closed at net
loss OF ssaTsc. Offers from the Argehtlhe "cIe
scarce. and parcel OF 1000 bushels IN transit
was sold at s3c IN the local market but the
market appeared to be in a weaker technical
position and prices declined rapidly as ohers
Increased In the local cash market NO d
yellow corn was quoted at 7yac. { to ar.
rive OATS-The market started hrm, out
eased of with corn and closed &c net lover;
Local cash market barely steady; standard
White 45iad46c: No ., 46d46l9c. NO 3, 900
45izc:: No 4. 44i3g45c:, ordinary clipped. 4Sg
40. fancy clipped, 46iaa4sec. all elevator
Ryp,-Steady: No Western. I2i5, I Z. New
York export. BARLEY-ouiet, mating cog
oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. May is. 1914.
Ritter.

BUTTER.
pac.ints 512T pkgs Moderate trading
n on unsettled feeling on nearly all grades
NJ fresh creamery. Creamery, extras 20,
Ss926Lc; frsts. 24a25isc; seconds. - @
2Sisc; state dairy. tubs. nnest, 20 q % = g :
20 y a 2lc; hrsts, 19g2Oc.
CHEESE.
Receipts, ,0os boxes. Market opens weak
ar with values for the week uncertain.
state. whole milk. fresh. coiored, spsclals'
las 614c: white. 1874 G13i4c. average fancy.
i3i' 4l3isc: held. as TO quality, l3ls is sc'
New zealand. cheddars, 1917 QlIisc; state.
Skins, fresh. specials. iOi. ii isc' good 10
choice. 90 Toe.
Receipts 1905 cases. Trade quiet on
average run OF fresh receipts; medium and
low grades easier and lower. Fresh gdth-
srcd extras dozen 2eis n 23c. storage
packed firsts TO extra frsts. II q re reg guar
packed, extra hrsts. 2lQ.li. c. nrsts. 2VH
.O7.c. Seconds iaN 1H1i o.. nearby honncrV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
SUGAR.

Refined firm at A. Tor fine granulated' ou'
uo,,.U Arbuclxle and Warner were only TAX
Ing orders on that basis for prompt shipment
while other rehners were also llhl.I.s So 80,
$50 Paw firm and vhile there was nothing
oferlng under 2i+c rehners were not IN thc
warEat SPECTATORS. however. purchased some
40 900 bags for June shipment al . t toa
Centrifugal Spot prices we're uncnaheea d,
r 9Oc Tor centrifugal. 2JJc for molasses anu
p lsc for Cubas cost and freight. Ihere Nere
rtrtber buIlish advices from cuba. cables 20
~ a Himelv stating that there are no" 10
g, nfrals grinding. Himely also reduced ms
estimate OF the cuban crop 5000 tons, 70
,95 ono tons In London beet sugar was steaIy
sT6 higher with MAY quoted IS Cd June Ss
Ss,d AMI August 9s cad. with the euro al Us
ci,f os cad and 9s SID. respectively
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19

SSzi.SN an Increase OF sll6.el0, and net
earnings were sii,sS5. n gain OF S5s,777.
Electrical Growth.
Statistical central station returns re-
ceived by THE Electrical World" from
properties operating In New York, New
Jersey and Pennsylvania, which on the
oasis OF the output form about 81 per cent
OF the electrical industry In the Middle
Atlantic states. show March gross earn
ings OF $,60S,72o as compared with s5,2s2,-
ia Tor tho same month last year, an in
crease OF over 6 per cent. For the same
period kilowatt hours OF energy output
Increased about 10 per cent, from 1885,
S@,SA 10 2l0.&S2n. Companies in tho
states OF the South Atlantic group. Della
ware. Maryland, the District OF Column
bia, Virginia, West Virginia, North and
South Carolina, Georgia and Florida,
show higher rate OF increase. For these
gross earnings increased from $993. 2AS in
March last year TO Sl.1N,ol0 in March.
1914 or at the rate OF ll.S per cent, while
the energy output OF stations increased
from sos kilowatt hours to 81, 452,olS.
or at the rate of 22S per cent. These fig
ures relate strictly to central station
companies. and though revenue from the
sale OF energy for railway loads is in
cluded. no inclusion is made of receipts
from streetcar fares. etc. Of any OF the
companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Market was firm. owing 20 the recent ad-
vance IN wheat but was inactive Spring pat
euts 81 6OGsi 90; winter straghts. 30gA 30;
winter patents 81 jOaA so; spring clears. 81 10
asa 30; extra No l winter. So '5gs3 30; No 2
winter, So 50qt3 %; Kansas straights. 90
81 81: fancy spring patents. s. 1896. Rye
FIDUR-Steady. Fair to good, 81 goa IS 10;
choice TO fancy. 50 500 50 60. CORNMEAL-
Kiln dried. s. %. BAGMEAL-Fine white ana
yellow, 81 l04Sl IS: coarse. 81 35qSl 40. FEED
Western steady: bran. 20 arrive, leo ID sacks,
SIS 10: standard middling, S27 -four do $50 10;
red dog, $50 80. lake and rail; city steady.
bulk S6 90 sacks SIS So middling, SO j0l $50 80;
red dog 81: oilmeal. S3lAS3l 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
satur
PROVISIONS.

tn. market was stesdler early. but eased on
i,ts PORK-Quiet. mess. s22d So so. fam
,i,. s22ase5. short clear. $40 50Gs2l 50. BEEF
St,aSv. moss. siTaSlS so; family. sl9Gs2o;
49,, stS4Sta. extra India mess. s27ds2s
IYS.tp5IssSED HOGs-Firm, l2g12izc: pigs. l3c
1.i,T EATS-Pickled bellies dull. 121.ql4.c;
pickled hams steady. IA. TALLOW-Duu'
srecial. 63.c; city. orc asked; country 6n5-.c
= ApD-Steady. Middle West, 10 2OG 10. 3Oc.
- e7.aiOr: refined quiet; South America.
n zoe. Continent. 10 soc; Brazil. KEGS IL 50c
cTmnound dun. stGsisc. STEARINE-Quieti
Geo. Sac; city lard lltc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19

stockholders OF the Pacific Fire In
surance Company at their annual meet
ing yesterday elected J. S. Frederick
and +. p. Nesbit directors. succeeding
George w. Silberhorn, deceased, and
William Hills, resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

Purchases in this market yesterday
for foreign account amounted TO about
10000 shares on balance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
were point higher to 1 point net lower Local I,
contract prices e.,,r =
Open. High. Low.
NAVAL STORES

In response TO an advance at the Sou;n and
a fair demand for painting purposes; the lo.al
tprpentine market was firm ana hlsher az ~
80 r,scbins bbls to-day Rosin was steady
tav OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
BONDS.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Sales. open. Hisn' Low 19 Las"
"a CITY 4 G Ry pf. a 40 ~
30 Chic Pneu Tool. 50 81 81 55
40 chic Ry series ,. 1871 3lss S5z 54.s
925 Com Edison .....l35 15l l3li5 1872
10 Diamond Match. 81 % ~ q
70 p"piic serv -. 76h 76i, 76ia 76h
Is Swift & Co......lO69s lOe!s lV6&s lVe7s
10 Western Stone. S9s Us Srs 90
BONDS.
SO 900 Com Edison bs..lO2 los loi"a loi%
900 So side Elev 4l@s ~ - ~
1000 Union Loop 5s.. 20 NJ IS 90
'Seller 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19

Liverpool cabes-Spot in good demand; salcs.
1900 bales; speculation and export 9Vvo'
American. 1000; imports. 1000 none American.
mid-upland 755d. Futures opened strong, 20
: points higher: closed quiet 2ls TO ga points
higher: May and MayJune, 113l2;; June-July'
6 gSis: July-August $50. August-September'
8 S0i1. September-O october, $50; October-Novem-
Der. 65Oib; November December GA Deem
her January. 6.42: January February 642; rep
ruary- March. 6.i212; March-AprlL o4S'2. Man-
cbeefer-Yarns in sellers favor; cloths hard
ening.
New Orleans, May lS.-Ihe cotton iharket
stood a. an ADVANCE all day. and closed steady
al a net gain OF TO points. Highest prices
were reached in the afternoon, when the trad
ing months were o to IL points over Satur-
DAYS close Continued unfayorable weather
prou rted huying orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-19
RAILROAD.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MINING

81 900 G d & Q Joint e. 97is s,is 81. ss
001 Miss Riv Pow IS Sli7 STA Sli2 va
1000 y T. Tel 5s 1892. lOl l0l l0l lOl
1900 l. Fruit AVS 1925. 94i4 sii. ah Ns
1000 Western Tel bs... 9sl9 9Sl2 sSl3 ssh