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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15

r.
Receipts for two days, BAL head; ~
cars Oh sale. steers active and hrIn 10 l3c
higher; bulls steady to strong; COWS STEADY
to shade higher, IH nrGirs wrS 70 choI Se
steers sold at 81 Is q $40 40 per 100 NJ n
GLIDING cars very prime NlrSihlS az t. ne
outside Ggures; oxen. S6USs % bulls e. e. 70
aS7 80; extra. IS 70; cows, ~ 300 81.
Dressed beef firm at lJG lGc FOR city
dressed native sides.
Salss-Kerns Commission Co: II Va
steers Ii43 ID average $40 20 per i loo 10
1857 10. SO 40; Is. 1906 10. $40 90: 10. lii-
H. SO 40: 10. 1900 ID; 50 80; 10, i2i2 ID
50 90; .. li3J 10, so; 1 steers and he'tTrs;
TO- h. So 80: ., 100 H. SO 10; IS. 7ol lb s. Is
S37 10, s. Is; 8. $40 ID. s.: 23 So 10 S.;
n j. 50 V 30; is $50 TO- 50 90: IS, 1901 To-
So 90: IS. 1901 10, 50 90; is. 1861 ID, 50 20;
On lot; re- 1899 10 IS 70 2 1890 ;.oa H. s. 80
20 ' Va steers. 1914 IL. 50 10: 20. 1896 H.
"a so. % 1874 10. 50 so. less SO on lot; 90
iis6 Id, IS 90: 20 1925 10. IS 81. 900
H. SO 90: TO- lie ID. 50 80; H. 1884 u,
go %: 49, 1867 H. 50: 90 Va, 1877 ID. s. ~
81, 1889 ID IS 60; = oxen 1900 10: 80 -;
W Va bulls ll3 ID, s. %; 3 bulls, lO?"
ss4 ID, So 2S .. SOS h. So 2, 5?5 10. s. 80:
4 5I4 TO- IS 80; COW, $50 Ii. 50 20: 2. 1000
H. So; ., 7s6 ID, s. %; 3. $50 r. -; u
s23 10. 81 90. "a. TB2 10, 81 30; Il, zig ID
SI25: H. 74s ID. 1913. u. $50 h. S. 80.
Newton a Co: 30 W Va steers li57 10.
20 TS; 20 1913 10. 50 Is: II Va. 1867 ID.
So so: / bull. I3lO h. 81 so; 8 ssJ 10. 50 80:
oeS IN IS O5; 8, TI5 TO- 81 %: 9. sos ID. 81
q 7Sa NJ 81 81. H. 7I2 ~. 81 ~.
4 sanders: 10 w. Va. steers, 1919 10, - 50;
% lis5 IN So Is. Penn. 1000 10. s. 10 oxen.
1852 10. g 9: bull. lao 70 ~ II SSs r.
10 Is; . 10 n s. 10; cows. ll6O n, 81: 8. 81
n. 9 50: :: 1909 n &c: u. ~ r. . q; ., :
$50 10 s. =: 3 $50 H. 81 L. 1T5 10, 50 IS, y.
is 10. IS Is: l. 30 10. 50 50: heifers. 80 ID.
McPherson & Co: Il Va. steers few oxen),
ll57 10. IS $: oxen. iii6 y. 8 2; y lii6 No.
is1o 10 Sc 90. O. 1867 n. 81 So: j. sot 10 S. 20
/ 757 70. 40; . COWS. liss 10 o.; Z 1895 10 70;
n ssG; :. 1905 N. s. S6 3. sl4 n s.. 9 So
10. s. o. ~ rs n. S: 8; sol u So ? So
10 81 o. ls Sc n. S.: II. SIS 10, s. -.
W. r. Hume. state steers llS5 n, " 10;
6 hulls, So 70. s. %, Is. Ti2 10. IS 80; .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

George G. Van Tuyl, IT,, president
OF the Metropolitan Trust Company
has been appointed by Governor Glynn
as delegate to represent the state at
the annual convention of the Atlantic
Deeper Waterways Association, to be
held in this city and at places on the
Hudson River, September 20 to 20.
The directors Of the Central New
England Railway have declared the
full 3 per cent interest on It's general
mortgage bonds for the year ended
July /, 1914, payable to bondholdors
Of record September 80.
c, B. Segar and W. V. s. Thorne
were yesterday reelected directors OF
the Oregon Short Line Railroad Com
pany at 4 meeting Of the holders Of
the income "B" bonds.
John X. Stanton, secretary and
treasurer Of the Mohawk Mining Com.
pany and of the Wolverine Copper
Mining Company, was yesterday elect
cd president Of those two corporations
to succeed Joseph f., Gay, who. had
been president for eight years. Frank
Mem. Stanton was elected treasurer
and George W. Drucker secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

Liverpool. Sept. n-WHEAT-sPot outlet
No Manitoba. Is iod; No 2, % Sd tut 1irS
coRN-Sno, nominal: futures weak; Octo-
Der, IS SHd BACON-Long clear mideles'
heavy. 7ss Cd LARD-Irime Western,
tIerces new. lssa4ss Cd: old. tss SdaiSS ,. "a
American refined. pals. 64s Sd. TuRPEN-
TINE spirits. S2s Sd. LINSEED, Calcutta
September and October, iSs Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York, september II, II
GRAIN.
New York, September H. 1914,

WHEAT-The bull movement in wheat ap-
pears to have collapsed. Pricss yesterday
broke 6Hc 10 $40 making a total decline OF
l9c 10 2O'4c from the top OF the bull move
merit, which eliminated q week ago last
Saturday. and representing about one-half OF
the advance which took place as result Of
the war in Europe Prices yesterday declined
fully as rapidly as they had advanced at any
time during the recent upward movement,
and demonstrated the weakness OF the tech
meal position. There was heavy general SELL
Ing In all the leading markets. and at the
close OF the day prices were practically do
moraliZed. The selling movement resulted
from change In sentiment. prompted largely
by tho successes which have recently attend
cd the operations OF the allied armies IN
Europe and which wac generally conceded
To lie the most direct course to early peace
negotiations. As prices declined stop loss
orders were uncovered IN abundance. To
make matters worse. there was very heavy
hedge selling against large receipts Of both
winter and spring wheat. and Il was evident
that farmers have taken the selling side and
have abandoned their proposed holding move
ment Liverpool market was lower, and
Great Britain 10 now said TO be we'll supplied
with wheat. Other countries are not 10 ia
evidences OF export sales on the decline. the
amount being estimated at as high as CO.,
90 bushels. In the local spot market No .
red winter wheat was quoted at 81 0S; No
hard, 81 ON: No l Northern Duluth, 81 0gla,
and No l Northern Manitoba. 81 1915. all
nominal c Buffalo CORN-Felt the in
nuence Of the break in wheat. prices closing
with net losses Of 2E427.c. The September
position showed firmness for a time, but late
IN the day gave way with the other months,
and interior cash markets were easier IN
the local cash market No 2 yellow corn was
quoted at $50 | TO arrive. and strictly
prime Argentine at Sc delivered. OATS
The market was weak and lower IN the face
Of further reports Of export demand, clos
Ing with net losses Of 3Isc 10 4&c. The Dc
cline In wheat and corn caused heavy llqui-
dalton, and there appeared to be en- absence
OF substantial buying IIo'al cash market
easier; standard white. 55153iac: No 2 53A "
dc; No 3, 52hd53c; No 1, 5235?rlc; ordinary.
clipped, 5IkaJJ fancy clipped, EJn57c. all
elevator BARLEY Easter: mailing, 10G
sc, and feeding. sc ! Buffalo.
NEW YORK PRICES.
Satur-
Wheat Open. High. Low. Close day
September IL liz III IL III 80
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
To-day ..............i ISL 900 $1,000 1870. OOJ
Is i' y Va" ''''''o aSo ooo yqe oOo ts55 M
SEABoARD CLEARANCEs.
Flour. Wheat Corn
To-day .............. l05.0o0 QSl0O0 500
I'sa$t week ''''''''' 70 oo to7 ooo
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Tho market showed some nrmness eery'
due to covering and less pressure OF uqul-
dstion. but the strength In grain dis
couraged aggressive buying and toward the
Gp a0T9 tn' mess, S5IdS2I 80; family.
;sS9 short clear ;sigi .:m,,y sE so
.1 Ise' nscE,t as a S2S; extra India mess
sj5a IiS. DRESsED HoGs-stesdy;, "a:
cons. lShc; $50 ID. i9Sc; IS9 10; ~, Eye
i1o IL ISxc; pigs libc. CUT MEATS
Picked bellies dull i,c II D. h,m 6si .i ls ~
iiSsAS,7c TALLoW - quiet; special
city s%S COUNTY y. 81 stS gsSe LAZY efty
steSSy. SIC; refined easy, South America
iI35c; Continent io.5Ge; Brazil s-rT k sE
iTE-Easy: oleo. lie; city lard ll%c.
COTTONSEED OIL.
The market was moderately active. ana
,sids from the September position, which
riossd 3 points higher, values we're lower
closing with net losses OF . 70 po'n.u ~.
Tbsrs we're further September notices Tor
zoo barrels, but this failed 10 influence
'ho sP'' Satur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15

az per cent In RrosS and gain Of Il
in net FOR The same month and the
Pennsylvania loss Of 8. In gross and
In net.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
n tAs Stockholders and Debenture Mort
gage BOndhoiders Of
tNE WAHAaH n All RnNn TnMRANV

} tie Stockholders and Debenture Mort
gage BOndhuiders Of
u WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.
aFiot ls hereby given that the regular
~ nesting OF the Stockholders and De-
~.ls Mortgage Bordholders Of THE WA
Asa RAILROAD COMPANY will 10 hold
.e ot5ee o. Smith q Beckwith (the Cen
~ Allofneyb Of the Company Tor the State
n Qlb, on tie fiith door Of tho Produce
tags Building. IN the City OF Toledo.
- Ohio on Tuesday, the thirteenth
g Z October. 1914, Al nine o'clock A. 81,
y - purpose Of electing Directors and for
ns1action OF such other business as
legally brought before the same.
~ uahsier books Of the Company will
80 on Saturday, September II, 1914. at
Itaa o'clock noon, and same will be re-
49, o. wednesday. October H. 1914. at ten
eoa A. "
J. c. OTTEsoN. Secretary.
sss York, September I. 1914
|0VIhERN TIER DEVELOPMENT COM
PANN.
aetee Is hereby given that the annual
,eang OF the Southern Tier Development
PAhy tor the election OF Directors and
we Transaction Of such other business
\ REy Dc brought before the meeting viii
neo q the once Of the Company, No.
.aeren street, Ia the City of New York,
49, ssseISasy; october 18th, 1914, at $3.50
re stock transfer books will be closed
~ Close OF business on Tuesday, Sep
~ sInd. 1914, and will be opened ~
|Nf~ a. on Wednesday, october 18TH,
" order OF tho Board Of Directors
DAVID BOSNIAN, Secretary.
W. lerk' September 4th. 1914.
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BRONX COUNTY
STrpRFNF COURT.

BRONX COUNTY
SUPREME CoURJ.
Special TerR-BRApY.
Ex parte MATERIAL 1870 q. m.
GrossmanI Berlinser CondonI to1s9BidE
TTayeTsT rrayers scnmIttI ScnIH'tE
ne Rock Fleiherj Sottln
nihm /Schmltt LutZ/ Steck&Co
grsuter Tphelah Gefreny Geffen
HOW Horn CawstonC /PTospeetInv
y. Uovndron MeyeTJAeye
Ntertsmith schuerrnan/ Eernheim
Stsjn stein jacques /Lsvinsonimp
ConnsiIv IKinlbau Van Oorsn/ AmSieelBbl
Llpman/CO Rlty brodylbIoay
I.Oche /Bu,leT hliIb
Lpe /NYBrCndeTwritl Stahl Eaton
Vandam /Vandam Re stanl
PeaTlmanI Dreyfuss haytIINt Nn~h
Graef/AmSilklabel Ahlert AhlsFt
Rurte JIluTte FaTber/ FaTbsr
1riggs IRriags Merber/ MeTber
pnosibv IFTeund lO'Rowland/ NYNH&H
eshertr - IBnnkeF ey/COlumChemW
WestchH Rlty/Grelichl DIR loreI hes peISsl9rraa
Sutorius ySchOlerman AleNandefi M slvshCE
Hohmann/ Kronenb'Tg SaTkissianl NJ LIahsp
Ievins TyveInstein Loughlinf louGhlin
lT,-Hs /s,iberEer RenMtg SecI IntcLAS
same HigginsStantohl kleioert COREY
same Higgins FaFeSIru'S
Andron I isaacson LEVINE .yonuon
Garcia /lndeili&C N0IIonl SSss,on
Kobrickl Goldenbers smith/Ho'a'hs
COUNTY COURT.
Special TeTm-SOCTHARD,J
III paTte matters.
sUKRoGATE's COURT-sCHULZ. s.
No day calendar
KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Appellate mVlsiOn-sd Dept.-Receas'
Appellate Term Recess.
TRIAL Term-Adjourned 70 oct. g. sVs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
VhIrEp COMPANY

~. DIV IUENU NO. OF,
s,tp11Ilerly dividend OF two per cent on the
CIV slock Of this Company has been de.
~ y Rsyeble October 18th. 1914, a. the Of
'le me Treasurer. i3l State Street, Bos-
- .sssss., 70 stockholders Of record at the
cnslne1a September g. 1914
- khAhLES A. HUBBARD Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15

The most noticeable feature was slightly
stcadier tone TO the cost and freight market,
with sales OF a moderate quantity OF Santos
IS on the basis Of sac. This compares with
the low price OF last week OF S40c, and 1t was
apparent that consumers were being attracted
nv the cheap offers from Brazil. and were
inclined to mako purchases where credits
could be arranged. Present quotations In
the cost AMI freight market are lac to ltsc
below a normal parity win local spot quota
lions and on this account consumers are not
inclined TO buy spot coffee and consequently
the spot market was very dull. Clearances
from Brazilian ports on Friday and SATURDAY
H,ere az 600 bags and the amount OF coffee
ahoat for the United States from Brazil Is
now 46s. 900 bags compared with $4,000 a
wear ago. In the local spot market Rio rs
we're quoted at 6Tsc and Santos n at ussc
statistical position OF Brazilian coffee Isl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
ETorR AMI MEAL

The big break In wheat had a demcraliSing
influence on the lour market, and quota
lions were entirely nominal RYE FLOUR
fancy uic; s. sOats. CGRNMEXL STEADY; kiln
dried, "a 80. BAG MEAL steady; fine white and
yellow. ;29S2 o. coarse. 81 sOdIl ~ FEED
Western irregular; bran, 100 ID sacks 12i 60
ass 9J standard middlng. S26 90; flour do,
s33 red dog s3i; city irregular; bulk, ;e5;
sacks. $40 80; middling s2Sd$33 50; red dog.
sal on MEAL, 833 50dS3i,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
WESTcHEsTER COUNTY.

Special Term-TOMFXINs J.
DalyIHalght Johnson johnson
Daly/Haight DePas/ UnitedS1garS
Daly/HaiEht Santandrela JSantantG
Lawr/ Siatus Bldg&C Breakdown
LAwrBros/ Ryan MottaJ/Blank
NYCoNBk/ Peckworthl NewRochelle/ NRoohS
ske&Co/ PeckwoTth NewRochelle/ NRochR
White White
Wednesdays calendar will consist Of the
next fifteen cases, and so on, until tho cal
endar Is exhausted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
STlHERS TIER pEyELoFMEST COM;
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
AMERICAN can COMPANY

~. saerterly dividend Of one and three
i-ss ts per cent has been declared upon
~ tssslerred Stock OF this Company paya-
49, Ssctooer LIST. 1914, 20 Stockholders Of
~ ~ the close Of business September
- niA Transfer Books will remain
Z FACES sSi.o nailed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
COTNTY COTRT.

COUNTY COT'RT
DAY CALENDAR-PLATT, J.
Clark BOmbaci MahlstedtI Nignoia
Russo /Deveson Ellis/NY&stam
Conklin /Sansone OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Leeper/W estchStRy
The following causes may eithA De
marked ready or marked over 20 anotnh
day. -
Lurcoft /MtVernon NYC&HR/OHan
Evans MtVernon May Thompson
CeruZzi/NYNH&H Calahan/Gordon
Cameron NY&StmRy StoryINorthropD&L
Munroe Wainwright ConnollyLWhPiains
AmSew Pipe Smith WaldenL Brown
Sinnott /Pullen Powers Kennedy
Cohen/NY&StamRy Franciulli/Badolad
Rubin IRolfseI Corp Woods /IArchmont
Johnsjsantoro Powers iDunning
Johns Santoro Pawson/ CHASER
Sirlin/ HarrisonDeptStl Bsyarskt/ ColonlalIAte
Sirlin/ HarTisonDeptStl Elia/Elia
HaggertyJ Liekert DatoI 1onkerskh
stuart Dunn Langebrlne|OhVa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
COUNTY cOURr-PARr ".

Trial Term adjourned until October. Mo
tions Feturnable and orders signed In Part
II, Room 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15

Supreme COurt.--DONNELbf, J.
Re WalIer--J q Farrell
BY HENDRICK, J.
Ph,la Cas- Columbia Knitting NILS >
Bennheimer/ Adler-F X Mooney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The following railroad reports for
July we're made public yesterday;
New York, New Haven & Hartford--Gross,
s., 755 G33; decrease. SIS. S02; net atter taxes,
81. b6l, 625; Increase, s2l.01e
New York, Ontario q WesteHn-GrosS, S993.-
Sol: decrease SlJ,725; net after taxes, 3jGl,StO
increase, $3.50.
For August:
Toledo, Peoria & western-Gross, Ni7,f2l;
decrease 81, $50; net, s2S,2ll; Increase, S,tss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Eisin. Sept. n-BUTTER-F1fty tubs sol
ri 30isC,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
MLI.SPRlRGFIELD TIRE co,

pcs.12 dividends OF Is% on the 6es
ff,i.,ses stock and I &c on the Tes second
t,clS,'ss' stock Of this Company have been
49, payable October l. 1914. to stock.
49,, " record Al the close OF business
M, T. A. SEAMAN. Secretary,
S - iers. September 0, 1914.
A,i1AhEM STEEL CORPORATION
"a, ~. Dividend on Preferred stock.
49, 9 lnstalment OF lkGo OF the 5g,
,ll5 =, saieh Was declared upon the pre-
b E,sest o. Bethlehem Steel Corporation
~ / a. ~, 1914. will be payable Octo.
sdo,t 80, 70 stockholders Of record at 3
y foo,,h ~ On September 10. 1914, and
b Al ,.ol January 2. 1915. 20 stockhold.
va eSsoia ~ p NJ on December Is.
SasSks wll be mailed
nt,8 - X JONES. Secretary
'0aS AND HARLgM RAiLR0AD 90.
fhs H.. New York, Sept i4, 1914.
~ d.sisSe OF Directors Of this COMPANY
',lef 49, = dividend Of 2st on the Pre-.
NJ Dsse SonmOn Stock, payable on the
y fscoSt o. october, 1914, 20 gtockholders
',ab,r 49, we close Of business on Sep
frSss s.i-LoN s. BARGER. Treasurer.
SNss ,aL CHEMICAL COMPANY.
~ re,,,ssesl New York. August "a. 1914.
',ti} ,'.s~ quarterly dividend OF one and
4 "a "A ssAt. Qh&l will be paid October
y ~ ls..s,..ltei Itockholders Of record al
M, snoef H. 1914.
0AsIEk MORGAN. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15

Liverpool, Sept. Il. - Cotton - Spot
in improved demand. Sales, o'oVV
bales, including 5000 American, on the
basis of Sd for middling. Imports
1893 bales, including l,o74 American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15

RECEIVER APPOINTED.
supreme COuH--HENDRlCk, J.
Met Improvement Carmelo D'Orasio-J +
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15

Appellate mVisiOn-sd Dept.-Recess-
Appellate Term Recess
TRIAL Term-AdJourned 70 OCT .. spe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York, September II, 1914
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15

Special Term-Part II--HENDRICk, ].
special TsTmRParts iii. fV. v. vi. VII
and VIII. Adjourned for the term;
Trial TeIm-PaSts III ~ WX "
XVI, XVII anc XVIiI-AdJourned for the
term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15

Elk parte misunderstanding. lu:3o a. "
Trial TeFm-Parts I, II. III. ~, v, VI
VII and EIII-AdjouTned for the term
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KINGS COUNTY.

sURRoGATE's COURT--sCHuLZ. s.
No day calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
COURT CALENDARS
NEW YORK COUNTY.

Appellate DlVisiOn-RecesL
Special Trrm--Part I--PLATzER, J.
LITI0ATED MOTIONS.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-24
CHANCE no Bull s1pE

Chicago. July 24.-A change to tho
bull side came over the majority Of
wheat traders yesterday. They are
beginning to realize that tho edge of
the northwestern spring wheat crop
on both sides of the International line,
A spread Of the black rust and hltxht
damage Is broadening the trade hsre,
at Minneapolis and abroad. and with
the known decrease in the Europeax
crops and the action of foreigners Ia
following the advance and buying
more freely than of late there is 5
more bullish feeling. Hot and dry
weather has made a bull market In
corn. The crop is reported as flrina
and curling as far north as the Chi.
cago district and some assert that the
tassels have been burned the last few
days Traders who doubted crop dam.
age covered their shorts and turned
to the bull side yesterday.-The Her
aid.
Buenes Aires, July 24.-F1ax closed
l &c higher.
Antwerp, July 24.-Flax opened.
July-Aug. 80. Il.
Argentine, July 24.-wheat, $50, 900
against 100000 last week, and 100000
last year. Corn, 100000, 5,7so,ooo,
6,90s,000.
st. Louis. July 24.-Receipts, 4os.-
900 today, against 374,o0o a year ago.
Kansas City. July 24.-Receipts
$4,000 today, against 5o5.0oo a year
ago,
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-24

& F. whiteomS taa r ivsyh, 4 whitney = b
Of the Kent Realty & Investment Cor:
oa Ha:h Ps3sen en %.ae
IN h'f favor @ Of the plaintiff and against the
defendants in the sum. Of s6s.775.ss.
which judgment and decree among
the real estate hereinafter described
to satisfy the amount Of said judgment
with interest thereon and costs and OK
penses Of sale Or 30 much thereof as
thereto will satisfy, and by virtue Of
a special execution to me directed is
sued out Of the office q the Clerk Of
Forks County and under the seal Of
said Court directing me to sell said
real property pursuant to said juds-
mss5 Sew ens 4HsssSosp a:sl:s;o motto. j. hereby
given that !, Joseph 2. Benson. sherin
q the County q Grand Forks. and
:s ssS sss r.s pro M
Pstiy Pssiic ieu sucsion e the Feaats ssssss en-
trance Of n,. the United nsa. ssstss Post o.,
building, during the dismantlinE and
ins the plsss wasrs the p.s.riet Court
Nosss aaa hd Sina Il. roen e
Forks, ana state Of North Dakota. on
1914. at the hour. 81 . O'clock ef ssid
and sxpenses Of such sale. or 90 much
will satisty.. The property to be sold
thereof ~ the sums realized therein
az afofesaid pursuant to said judemsnt
and decree Of foreclosure and to this
notice and said writ are described in
said Judgment, decree and writ a. fol-
An undivided three -fourths intsrest
In ana to Block one. two. three. four.
five: SIX, seven seven and 1 eight M q Kent Realty
Forks. n. s.. ana n III q the unpistsd
portion OF the south halt o. the south
one hundred hfty-one. north Of ranEs
cnty afsy wesf q san n9 oss. eod eSS,n Ss4 Y TIE
DATED At Grand Forks. N. D.. July 3nd
JosEPH q BENSON,
shssiM q qEsna Eqrks County. n q.
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Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-24
The Markets III
Tame DAY FOR
WHEAT MARKET
Considerable of Change in
Situation-Rust Not
Causing Fear.

Minneapolis. July 24.-The wheat
market tanned down to some extent
today. Liverpool was only steady ana
almost perfect weather over the
spring wheat belt, which tended to
discount the black rust reports, the
market opened ~ lower than last
night and after selling up y Of q cent
from the opening met with heavy liz
Quldation sales and dragged lower un-
til near the close. when fresh buying
was noted. and closed practically
whore 1t opened.
The crop experts claim there 10
some impairment by rust and blight,
but not enough to cause apprehen-
sion and that wheat is ripening 90
rapidly that much Of 1t will escape
dAmaRo.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-24
DEATH AT JoURNEY's END.

Alaskan Trader succumbs After Op.
Grafton Following 50O-nile Trip.
Fairbanks. Alaska, July 24.-Will.
lam Moore, a merchant and trader Of
Fort Yukon. completed yesterday a
5o0-mile trip in a rowboat from the
Porcupine river to Fort 0ibsbon; to
have his legs amputated: Moore was
repairing an engine in a small staaIn-
boat on tho Porcupine river ten days
ago, when the machinery started,
mangling both his legs.
He was placed in rowboat and
taken 500 miles down tho river to
Fort Gibson, where the post surgeon
performed the operation.
Moore died a few hours later.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-24

Marriage isn't necessarily a failure.
One always has a fighting chance.
A woman with a secret to tell never
forgives another woman who already
knowa H.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-24
WANTED TO RENT
LEGAL NOTICES
RIDs WANTEn


Sealed bids viii dd}ec be received on July
struction Of a new church building, &C.
cording to plans and specifications,
which may be seen at the Gszette-News
office. Park River, n; p: Bids must be
Right reserved to reject any e and nd ali ali
bids psI;. t5;ddr Address e bids to Rev. P. Long,
(July 2S-24-25.)
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County 81
Regular Term, July 18th. 1914.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of VIM. p.
Woock. Deceased.
9q ssaas ana 44. ns the pstsson
traitor Of the estate OF VIM. p. Woock.
things, that ii las fully adMinistersd
said estate. and praying, that . time and
ns anal Sf q iss a SM
and for the assignment Of tho residue
Of said estate to heirs:
1t Is Ordered. That said account be
examined. and petition heard. BY the
day Of August 4. b. isls. at Two 90 o'cioeR ieeR
P. M. at Grand Forks In said County. :
And It Is Further Ordered, that no.
tice hereof os Eiysn to all persons In
said day Of bearing. in the Grand Forks
newspaper. printed and pnbiished az
Grand Forks in said County.
18Th RatSa dsy et of Sfsnd Saiy ERIK; g. D. this
8 4: K. EASSELL.. s.
n.na. N..sn.. Judge q County Court.
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