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New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
BUSINESS REVERSES

ASCOT MANUFACTURING CO.. INC.
jobbers In coaks. dresses and skirts, II
West 25th s,.. has assigned to Charles L.
Brookhem. Two petitions were also nlod
sslS; Adam Rosin. s5i5;. Louis Herzberg.
800. and LifshltS Jacobs, 'isT. Liabili-
CLEVER WAIST CO.-Petition in hank
ruptcy filed agalns, Abraham Gang and
BENJAMIN Krameisen. trading ss the Clever
Waist Co, manufacturers OF silk waists. 1913
West 18th st BY s. ): Aronsoha: acre creai T.
"EuI "pEuHI{TIpp WEISS. ostrich feathers, s wash
ington Place Petition fled ,sg ontdsshCon Sa
500, and y. Richardson, 500 o.,
ARNETT o. LAWRENCE, lumber, %
Nepperhan ay.. Yonkers. Petition hlSd Wy
s.. 600: assets, s3. OO0O.
NORRIS sCHACHNER. salesman. l37
West lhst ST.: hled petition. Liabilities
WILLIAM J. BELL. salesman. OF Noun.
Vernon. filed petition, with liabilities sl'I6a
and no assets.
PETITION DISMISSED.
sCHULMAN. YELLfN & CO.-Judge
Mayer has dismissed the petition In bank
ruptcy nled on September "a against Schul-
man, Yellin & Co., cloak manufacturers
II West 18th st.. on a settlement at %
cents on the dollar cash.
RECEIVERS.
ISAAC LEvANDERsTEIN.- Mayer
has appointed Nathan. Abramson receiver
for Isaac Leyanderstein. mems and wom-
ems furnishing goods. 1904 Park av. and
Centreville, n. Y: bond $500.
BROADWAY BICYCLE AND AUTO
SUPPLY CO.-Judge Hand appointed Miss
Bertha Rembaugh receiver for Sallm Ghiz,
who did business as the Broadway Bicycle
and Auto Supply Company at 80 Vesey st.
bond $1,000; and authorized her 10 carry
on the business for thirty days.
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York, October II. 1914.
GRAIN

WIIEAT-Furthor evidences that Europe
is getting anxious over the question Of sup
plies had much 10 do with a sharp advance
In wheat. The market was also Influenced
by frmness I'm Winnipeg and light move
ment In that quarter, with prospects that re
ceipts next week would be quite small.
Throughout the entire session the market
showed a slow but steady advance. aud last
prices were practically the best and about
cent over the previous night No definite
figures on the days export transactions wero
announced, and II was not expected that the
total would equal that Of the previous day,
when about 10000 bushels we're reported.
At tho same time foreign houses showed a
disposition TO buy freely in view OF the PROB
able shortage in tho Australian crop. An
official Canadian report placed the crop IN
the dominion at l6S, 10000 bushels. and the
quality as, against crop last year OF about
900, OO0 600 bushels Liverpool closed Id net
higher Cash wheat was hrmer and nominal
Buffalo basis follows No red
81 Ia No . hard winter. 81 l3: No North
ern Duluth, 81 l5ia; No ! Northern Mani
toba, 81 i9is. CoRN-There was strength
I'm the corn market. especially In the last
hour, and hnal prices were about = TO 10
net higher. ssc under the top Receipts were
smaller and cash demand somewhat peter better
There was partial advance OF 17d at Liver
pool. Cash market firm. with No yellow
at sic. 1 to arrive. and Argentine prime.
75c delivered. OATS-With other markets
oats made rather sharp gains, adyanelns
about a cent bushel over tho previous
night. The Official report making the cana
dian crop 3ll.OO0, 900 bushels. agains 42p.-
100000 last year. was a factor. with IL , ther
Cash market finn; standard white. hQ9lc,
No 2 51h Q52o; No Q, 50q5Ohc; No :, 40i7P
SOC: fancy clipped 52g53c; ordinary Clipped;
81 ls852c. all elevator. RYE-stesdy; no no
QUIET; feeding, 62Q65c Buffalo; malt
ing. 67q6sc. 1 ( Buffalo. BUcKWHEAI-
Steady: japanese. 81 s5 mixed, 81 80; silver
hull, 81 75; Canadian. 81 TO-
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
qNANCIAL RECORD
here AND ABROAD
GEARING House Reserve
O,S Nearly Restored-Rate
Case Rehearing.

,be gain in cash by the
Ihcusn uonse institutions did not
CesT'hs 90 expectations, the reserve
,sne w IN vesterdaS's average state
vsS sDv' ~ be less than Sl'OOO'OOO below
nsn, s.ouirements. Loans went lsss
lsgsi ti sOO. 900 lower, the unfayoraole
iisr -, the scene Sf war in Europe
rses ~ vsSneed the limited business
hsyiHE ;.;ss. which has been gradually
. steei.''y; ste. IN repayment 70 the banks.
rssiuHs % unexpected requirements
SAev'u .on,inuation Of improvement
r;ts.hs vesk should see the deficit
Esisei and some small surplus in
~ when the new reserve sys-
in operation with only Is Per
- saJed instead Of the present 20
81 sSs nsS here should be able to meet
~ 49, new demands will have then
sssie'' Already redundant currency
Snssh.s Nth slackening trade is send
rsP .t,o.es here in unusual volume,
e $500 ens, the gold is less closely held
% W. ;,.erior money should become
2 ,h' asv % here. Though last week
h.n' '.onsidersble slaekening OF rates
=. 49, sity, with call money offered AT
? u sent and in some cases as low
: = he amount put out was neon
~ Ne and purchasing of CONNER
a'sisv,s 'ss.nsr Aid not expand as had been
ta gefs ~ from the week before.
sigt. sterling yesterday was
Vsa'iiN ior.sr on dull Saturday trading,
s,,es SSeat prices were firm, with
ss .s,. buying maintained. The day
uYs.; the formal decree in the gov
'e's1sst' suit against the New Haven
s;alN s;l 80 .npointment OF three sets OF
'Il - Who will dispose of the roads
Is,ss~s Isi:ss~ in railroad, trolley and steam
'.'NEs ~ E,es of which It must dlVest
81 Washington the inquiry into the
~ AZ t6e Rock Island system was
i'al.srsS The exaggerated financial
.-,,sre made up by the group OF
~ Island companies has brought
~ rs. Ne own dissolution, and Con,
~; N..;onsl investigation is not needed
gs.w the futility of such schemes.
- At this time, when relief for
.,I,osds is most pressing, these
l...sings seem likely TO accomplish
II good. r. all
~ ~ their case for higher freight
~, "a which begins this week, will II
I ~ med lead TO q more friendly atti-
y. ,.oyard the carriers by the public
"a n re Interstate Commerce Commits
To many it seems that favorable
NL -. -,rs. he secured before security
Ing is resumed. Definite evidence
=, E ,Ssrge in the attitude Of the gov
--,1t toward corporations will, 1t is
s,F.vsd. check 70 some extent the de-
- n European holders to sell our
,.,--ties. Undoubtedly il should re-
~ n strengthening the buying de-
- =. ~ our own investing public.
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
Bank Clearings.

Clearings through the banks again
make an Indifferent exhibit, the total
last week at the leading cities of the
United States, according to "Dun's Re
view" amounting to only 81 $3.50, 0,716.178,
a decrease Of 317 per cent as compared
with the S2,s99,223, ,595 of the same
week last year. New York City con-
tinues TO make the most unfsvorable
comparison, the losses here being 4O4
ner cent. Cities outside also show
marked contraction, being l6.2 per
cent smaller than last year. Minneap-
oils and Kansas City continue to report
good gains. Average daily bank clear
ings are given below for three years:
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. October II. 1914.


Receipts, 567 head, mainly consigned TO
local slaughterers. No trading on live
weight; feeling steady. Dressed beef un-
changed; ordinary to prime native sides,
i y i'' Pei H. CALVES.
Receipts, 2ce head; 149 on sale; Feel;
ing steady; no prime veals offered. Good
veals sold at s12 so per 100 lb Ind calves,
SO a S11 so; common grassers, IS 25. Dressed
calves steady to strong; city dressed veals,
14is 1870; few at 19c. Country dressed
Sales-Kerns Commission Co: 25 Ind
vesls. 16s ID average. s11 80 per 100 ID; 10,
III ID, SIS 10; 4. $50 lb, So SO grasserS' 2o'
Mcpherson & Co: veals. l67 lb. s12 so.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 900 head: 3A cars on sale.
Market steady. Ordinary 10 prime sheep
(ewes) sold at s. 50QSj per 100 lb; good
to prime lambs, $775Qss 25; culls, So.
Dressed lambs quiet at 12q lac.
Sales-Newton & Co: 224 " Va lambs.
s6 III average, So 25 per 100 lb 2l3,. u ID.
81 IS. 81 lb. 81 so: 8, 50 ID. 50 50.
Kens Commission Co: 210 Buffalo
lambs, 10 10. 81 rs; "A Ind. IS ID. 81 49,
sheep and yearllngs. l07 ID, s. 80.
HOGS.
Receipts $3.50 head; all consigned to
slaughterers. Feeling rominally steady.
Country dressed hogs quiet at 12413c per
lb for medium to light weights.
Chicago, Oct. 7.-HOGs-Receipts. II. 900;
steady; bulk. 81 SOas7 70; light. 81 25asl s.;
mixed. 81 l5qss: heavy, i7qss: rough, SIC
81 IT, pigs 81 50aS 20. CATTLE-Recelpts.
500: steady; beeves S. S0dslO 90: steers S. 10
dSs10: stockers and feeders. s 15Tss; cows
and helfers. 50 40dss calves. 81 5O1fll -.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 100; weak;
sheep 81 SqS6; yeariings. s. bCg35 40; lambs
81. Louis. Oct. 17.-HOGs- Receipts. 1000:
lower: pigs and lights. S70$7 IS; mixed and
butchers 81 50dS7 90; good heavy. s. 6JGS7 20
CATTLE-Receipts 100: steady. native beer
steers. s. JoGSl0 s.; cows and heifers, S5a
and Indian steers &dS; cows and heifers
slQ.s 80: native calves. N0Si0 90 SHEEP
AND LAMRs-Receipts. $500: steady; native
muttons. Aaf5 20; lambs. S7uS s..
Kansas City, Oct. iT.-HOGS-Receipts
1eOO: lower; bulk. 81 l5Gt7 q: heavy. 3 20g
s. -. packers AMI butchers. s. 2oaSl q: light
81 l5aF y: piss 81 5c1s'. CArTLE.-ks-
so 30 dressed beef s. 75dj9 %. Southern. s.
aS7 IS. COWS. 81 50G,7 .. teifers 81 50aSs 50
stoclers and feeders s. 15aS bulls, Sqs5 90
calves. SO 5OaSO 05. SHEEP AND LAMBS
$ 2sGss: Nethers. s5aS5 S.; ewes. 81 sass.
Fast Buffalo. Oct. H-CATTLE-B Receipts,
80. SLOW. vEALS-Receipts. 900. active
SQsls HOGs-Receipts. 400 slow; heavy
and mixed. 81 lJaB 20; Workers. s. 50Q& ~
pigs. 81 IS: roughs 80 90dS stays IS 1886 IS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rsceipts. 1850. steady
and unchanged.
lBy telegraph to The TrihunsI ,.-
Louisville. KY. Oct. li.-SHEEP AM
LANES Receipts FOR tho week. ] 90: market
steady but auiet; choice lambs laTiic. Is
10 weight and quality: seconds. 6GG4c. culls,
Ease: lest tat sheep. 4d4iec. medium and
common sheep slow and unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
Movement of Specie.

-pSr Of specie from the Port OF
y FORK for the week ended October
s.fs; Silver S634,225 and gold
~ total Of S691,671, against
'siS ~. gold and silver last week.
No6,4l2 in the corresponding
N last year. Since January 1
US Of gold amounted to S128,i04,-
So Of silver S34.693,3s4, against
ss"li gold and S39,O43,94S silver
-ls',s OF specie were: Gold Si05,-
saa SILVER S252,311, total of
-'t against S226,097 in the pre-
-. 80 week, and S995,S82 in the cor
u ss,,'lin,g week last year. Since Jan
n me tne imports of specie amount
'''olIS, against S26, ,49s,773 last
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The demand for steamers held steady
arm and unc hans sed. with tonnage offerings
moderate Quotations 90 Liverpool A.
London. 3Bd: Hull. "A: Bristol. AID. Cork
for orders, s.; picked ports, large tonnage,
os nd: cotton 20 liverpool per 100 10.
35c. CHARTERs-Dutch steamer, 1870
tons. lumber Gulf 70 the River Plate. 1iOs,
early Nov; Nor steamer. 5000 bbls refined
petroleum. Phna 20 scandinavian ports.
y 1. prompt: Nor steamer. 5000 bbls. same 4,
Br steamer, 26O00 ors, oats, Baltimore 70
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Returns of United States railroads
making weekly reports to "Dun's Re-
view" indicate a further decline in
railroad activity, total gross earnings
for the first week in October amount
ing to S7,001, ,447, decrease Of 1913 per
cent as compared with the earnings of
the same roads for the corresponding
week a year ago. The contraction is
especially pronounced in the South.
Louisville & Nashville, Southern and
some other important systems report
large losses, while Chesapeake & Ohio,
which heretofore has made large gains
over last year, now reports only nomi-
nal improvement. Following are given
gross earnings of roads reporting for
the first week in October and loss com
pared with earnings of the same roads
for the corresponding week year ago;
also for roads that reported for the
same week in the two preceding
months, with the percentage of loss
compared with last year:
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18

London. Is sd, Oct; Br steamer. 10000 ars.
same: Br steamer. 10000 qrs. grain, Mon
treal 70 picked ports. y X. 3s. oct; Br
steamer, 27.000 qrs. grain, Gulf % picked
ports, y K, 3s 80, with options, Oct-Nov !:
Br steamer. %. 900 qrr. same. Br steamer
% 900 qrs. same. option French Atlantic
30 I'd. Nov; Br steamer. 1925 tons cotton
savannah 10 u X, 2Is Cd. Oct; Br steamer.
2i77 tons transatlantic trade, trip across
on time basis. at or about rs Cd. delivery
north OF Hatteras. oct.
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

rdverool. Oct wHDAT-spo stead
No i, Manitoba. .. "a; no z new $500, Is $50
su ma C0RN-Spot steady: American
n,,,ss' "a new. Is Sd; futures steady: octobcr.
\. sd; November. bs "a. BACON.CleaT
Bellies sc. LARp1Prims Western IscIss asrces; r.
III: 5sa 5d: IS 10 boxes. 54s 90. ROslN-
common. 9s lhd.
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
Rock Isl. Deposits Increase.

Deposits Of the collateral trust bonds
of the Chicago, Rock Island e. Pacific
Railroad Company with the committee
of which James n. Wallace, president
of the Central Trust Company, is chair
nan, now total S32 200 out of the
S71 100000 outstanding. At the close
Of business on October Is deposits ag-
pregated S24456,000
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
P. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington, Oct 1.-THE condition OF
the United states Treasury at tie beginning
of business October Is was: Net balance in
general fund. S95 05s. COL: total receipts Octo-
Der l4. t22i5.622; total payments October II.
SS 500 75s. The deficit this fiscal year -
33s i9i 12l srairst "a deficit OF SS,SH.6s9 last
year, exclusive Of Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18

Refined was dull and unchanged Win
e,n Tranulated quoted a. 25c net less
- cent for cash Raw was inactive,
I'M renners waiting for some improvement
I'm Tho market before making purchases.
certrifugaL sT4c FOR molasses and
3%c for Cubas. cost and freight.
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
DEFICIT
NOW ALMOST GONE
Reserve Less than S1,000,000
Below Requirements-Cash
Holdings Up S6.OOO,O00.

The Clearing House statement Of the
average condition of the banks for the
week showed an increase in cash Of
s61l9,0O0. There was deficit in re-
serve of s934,150, a decrease of $6,S57,-
200. Loans decreased s4,423,000, and
deposits decreased $3,792,000. No "ac-
tual" statement was made public.
AVERAGE STATEMENT.
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18

terday. the frst name being that of the
Aiois Kohn Co, Inc.-D. Belais ct al
Alpert. Max-M. Ntorgenthau, Jr..- Co. ;i5i 70
Alioway, Henry and Mary In r, Hyde
American OIL Cloth Co.. Louis ]. Bimberg
and Alexander j. Bimberg-Traders' Com
mercial Co, 1901 ~
Same-Same, s2ll0 II
Big Four Knee Pants Cos Brinn, 1894 a
Blakeman' Jean F'-china America Import,
Brighton Souvenir and Novelty Co. Inc,
Edw. II. wallack and Samuel C. Phillips
l.. B. Wasserstrom. S253 35
Berzon. Samuel. Abraham A1enneld and
cronopalos na5; 4 Hail It, ss5 %
Cushnian. Joseph Geo. D. Cook q Co.
carbons. TOny--Knick.r6Ockor DIstiliiHg
FORBES. S inG TsaOella-c. A. Phnlie., ;iss les %
Geller, Isadore-A. S. Unger ct al. Sl02 SO
Goldstick, Herman-Inter. Rapid Transit Co.
Gibben. Thomas H.--A. H Fsrber, 1858 So
Gabel. Max GA. Mllman. 1920 90
Hekbrook, Francis W.-Representatlye Sc
Herzberg. AarSon-city Of N. 2, ;;3S c5
Harburger. Julius, as Sheriff. etc: NJ
Hitop top''Ss. Garase-re1a. age Co. SIS :isS es q
Kampfner. August-Glenwood Sand and
KIosty. Norris G.-s. Asofrom ct al. sio4 Il
Klein Rudolph-P. Hartung. Sl37 50
Little. A. VA. r. ommen. s274 4t
Lock. C As. Freiherg ct al, si3i IS
Levin. Jacob-H Prince. Sl04 80
Muller. Ahrend-United Confectioners Sup
Maxwell, w. RE. Freund ct al. $50 81
Murphy, Charles, and e. d. Wood-People,
Mann Belle H., Mluie Bowman. Cora Jel,
lenik, Lillian Heidelberger and Hattie Hell
delberger-N. Miller $3.50 81
Newkofsky. Celia-Brookiyn Poultry Co.
Nixon. Lewis-H C. Ernst. t224O OF
Nichols. w. H.-American Hardware Corp.
P9tSTd.I foab.akos al F. Dairy George ee Paul or 5s Gs g
Queens Land and Title Co.-H. L. Boyer.
Rix. ' Theresa HIS. Aldrich (costs). ,iO7 IS
Remark Holding Corp.-G. II, storm, $3.50
Reeser, C. W. SIR. T. Drodges. 'i9S 43
schwenk, Cstharine Nm Reinken.
sohmitt, Dirk-M s. Arrus. SEE 81
Special Film Co. Inc.-Einson. Inc. s463 %
Sloan. Bernsrd-M Glqekman' slSz 80
Scott. W. B.J F neKeFHOn nelaFIo sss55 ss5l g g
sturcks G. r.. jr.-H Kornahrens, Inc,
Webster P. R-Hsrmsn vOssnack, jr.. mo.
Weeks, W. w.-Aaron Buchsbsum Co.
Wulett 'Press-W. n. HublitE, ~ 5es 3s
The Bronx.
bernstein. Jos.--T. p. Herbert Inc. .i56 So
- @,1rs Nay Pr J Hlckson, $3.50 81
FngI Idolph-M seidel. si23 20
n Taylors Theatrical Enterprises. Inc
n ronaI ti44 22
tyls,,'sn po..-I, Landsberner t274 so
Iiorrison. sarah-Bronx Natl Bank. 1895 0e
y ,itIr, C'onstruction Co Francis Keil
and Edw. F. shubert-Jno. Bell Co, 1883 O5
tx,onsnberxer Iawreucc-ColumbiA Trust
Co. fSVS %
- ~ fil3 so
Levin. Ernst--A. Barkass, S255 70
Nan,o Frauk--C. Carmel. 1888 OF
NcGrsth, Patrick IN Gibbons 1850
Pstferson. Pobert 81. s. Scott. $3.50 50
Standard Damp Proofng and Roofing Co
C l. KTakauer. solS -
snivack. HARM Block 3f27 IS
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
SEED PRICES.

ro,.do oct. 17-CLovERSEED-PTi
.asS se az. oct. 50 0s: Dec, 80 20: Jan, 80 27ts;
YSS TrS' 81 S2ii: March. 50 S7is; ALsrkD-Prime,
rssh s. 20; Dec, IS Is. March, IS IS; TIM
OTHY-Prlme. cash and Oct ~ S'is; Dec
81 GS: March, s. IN.
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
Iron The TrIbune Bureau. ]

Washington, Oct. 17.-Sir George
Paish, who has come to the United
States TO discuss international prob
lens of finance and economies, was Il
caller to-day at the Treasury Depart
ment. Secretary McAdoo is in New
York, and Sir George called upon
George L. Roberts, Director of the
Mint, a close personal friend.
Sir George expects TO discuss with
Mr.. McAdoo, and probably with the
Federal Reserve Board, problems OF
exchange between the two countries
without continual shift of gold across
the Atlantic. He is greatly interested
also in the fate of much of the unusu-
ally large cotton crop in world where
stopped on account Of war.
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18

The Union Company Of New York has renewed for term
Of years lease Of the occupied Branch Oce at
the Fifth Avenue and 36th Street his gives the Com
pany and well equipped Branches for its
busness-he 38h Street Branch in the heart o the busy Fifth
Avenue shopping district and the Plaza Branch at Fifth Ave
and Goth Street just opposite the entrance to Central Park
facilities all the Offices of the Company offered to de-
poors Of either Branch of the Main Office 80 Broadway
The Union Trust Safe Deposit Company entirely owned by the
Union Trust Company conducts modern safe deposit vaults at
both Branches.
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
NEW YORK PRICES.
RECEIPTS.


That much more rapid progress is expected
I'm the liquidation OF old long accounts
through the acceptance OF fresh buying orders
was Indicated yesterday by an announcement
that the voluntary liquidating committee or
the exchange would extend It's sessions from
one TO two hours daily. beginning with Mon
day. Under this plan the committee Will
meet at II o'clock in the morning, remain
In session until noon. then meet again at
I:s5 and adjourn at 2:i5 p. m. The accept
ence OF fresh buying orders will not finally
liouidate the contracts. but It will transfer
them from old 10 new longs, and Is expected
10 greatly hasten the reopening OF the mar
ket' In anticipation OF an Increased demand.
the price OF December has already advanced
some 80 points, selling yesterday at o.ooc,
comparing with 5.35c on Friday morning No
change was reported in the cost and treight
situation. Milreis prices in Brazil were 50g
100 reis lower at the close on Friday out
there was an advance OF I'D in the rate or
rio exchange on London which IS now
quoted at l3ikd and the few cost and treight
offers received here were at about the recent
level. with Ss and As quoted at 92Sc. Local
spot market dull with prices nominal on
tho basis OF 6Ac for Rio IS ana lO1sc lor
santos As A clearance OF $1,000 bags was
reported from Santos for New York on FRI
day, Statistical position OF Brazilian cotlee:
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
OCTOBER II.
Manhattan.

The nrss name Is that OF the debtor. the
second that Of the creditor. and date when
Judgment was hled
Bell, Phoebe C.-R. We'll; July 20, 1918, t2t5
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
EInuR AND MEAL.

TIUVh IND fIF14fL'
Flour was quiet but firm in sympathy Win ~
,bA strength OF wheat. Spring patents $ oJ
S,t; ao. Winter patents, s. sass so; spring
cears gsS y s. ioas5 30: winter straghts. :q!5 20
eYtra No winter. 81 25d<i 80: No 2, Ad3i 20;
Kansas straights. s. 25a$5 So fancy = SPrlnig5 IIi5
%PDiii' 81 65dt9 s. per 100 n. RYE FLOUR
Quiet; fair TO good. s. l5a& 30; choice 10
s&sncv & SS5a.5 20. CORNMEAL - Steady
Kiln dried, 81 -. BAG MEAL-steady;, me me
ti en FEED - Western quiet; bran, l0O-Ib
sacks s23 %: standard middling, s23 so; flour
40. s2s: red dog -four, i4O-ib sacks, tSZ; city
quiet: bran. bulk s22 eS sacks. S-S 20; heayy ,I
aiiu@s do' ,ssq:3s: rcd dog -four. liob sacks.
S22 oil meal s3l J0dS32
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. October II. 1914
RITTER.

Receipts, l.Sl5 packages. High grades OF
eT,rsnely dull. About so tubs. city ladies'
costing &c. we're shipped TO Liverpool TO-
dav. Creamery extras. &c; higher scorlhs'
20 &c. frsts. 2sq3lc: seconds 25a-'isc' cream
cry. held. extras. Sic; higher scoring 81 z
6rsts c,I4sec; seconds, 152.Ic, state dairy,
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
CoTTONSEED OIL.

Further weakness was shown aH iesnlt
., tnysr crude offerings and renewed hedge
n-sssure There was some buying for West
ern account, but T. made little impression
and final prices we're near the lowest OF TIE
dav. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
PROVISIONS.

Tie market opened easier on account OF
lover hogs, but later improved with gram
bni,e steady. PORK-Steady; mess vi 500
500 famiiy. ,24 50ds27; short clear. s52as5s.
fBTFF;EF-Quie,: mess. s2idf25; family sss1s9' 1s5o'
npI,SSED HOGS Steady. bacons, li7sc. 100
~ Isc. iGO-fb. isisc; l4o-io. l2'sc; pigs i2'sc-
ctr MEATS-Pickied bellies dnll; lo-io'
i6t,c: I'm. l52alec 14-rb i0c; picked mans,
city' IN &c: country. eHas7,c. LARDIEasyy.
steady; South America: nIoc, Continent E,iT
-; ~; %7ilc sTEARLINE-Qulet cleo, DC; city
f.rd If!ke
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
BOSTON Curb Market.

Boston, Oct. II (SpeciaD.-Ssles in
tho Boston curb market to-day were:
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18

October, one week. .s7.OOl. .447 $50, ,6s4 1913
September. one week. 6,49l,139 392. 6s3 57
August one week.. 5,7S7ol2 2l4,5a 40
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
OCTOBER II.
Manhattan.

The following judgments were fled yes
terday. the first name being that Of the
debtor:
Alois Kohn Co. Inc.-D Belais ct AL
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18
iven below for three years
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

LASS income tax on ordinary shares.
New-York tribune., 1914-10-18


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Trust companies in New York City ana eA-
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