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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-26
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York, by the grace Of God free and lnde-
prndpnt--TO Margaret v. Haggin Louis T.
Haggin Edith Il. Lounsbery Mabel McAfee
Preston, Ben All MCAfee, James Ben All
Haggin and Louis Ire Haggin, the heirs and
next OF kin Of James b. Haggin. deceased.
send greeting:
Whereas, louis T. HagEin. who resides al
Closter y. j., Margaret V. Haggin. who re-
sIles at No. l East G4tn street. New YORK
C.ty: Allan MCCulIOh, who resides at No
"a West 1871 street. New York CITY and
H. Esk Molirr. who resides az No 100 High
land avenue MYnteaiT, y. j. ave lately
appNed 10 rhc Surrogates' court ~ our
County ~ New York, To have certain In
strumeut IN writing. bearing date the 18th
day OF January. 1913 relating 20 both real
'ost VIII and Testament ~ James g. HaE-
gin. who was al the time Of hs death a
resident 0f No. I East Gith street In the
County Of New York deceased
Therefore. you and each Of you are cited
10 show cause before the Surrogates' Court
Of our County Of New York. az the Hail Of
Records IN the County Of New York. on the
2tth day 81 October one thousand nine hun
bred and fourteen, al ha!f.past ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon Of that day. VIII the said
WIN and Testament should not be admitted
70 probate as a VIII o. real and personal
In testimony whereof We have caused the
Seal of toe Surrogates' Court OF the said
county OF New York 70 De hereunto affixed
Witness, Hon JOHN P. COHALAN,
r.. y. a Surrogate ~ our said County OF
New York. at said county. the nth day Of
September In the year q our Lord one thou
sand nine hundred and fourteen.
(Seal) DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
CLERK ~ the SurrOgates Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-26
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ROSTON WOOL MARKET.

uoston Sent. 25-"The Commercial Bull
Iatipr will say tomorrow:
Optimism has been more pronounced N
tho wool market this week. since me an
nouncelnent Of limited sale IN London ani
nrircs have steadied. although values ar" sun
snnewhat erratic. Rather more business mas
heen nut through. and manufacturers nave
made Inquiries on fair lines OF wool besides
"C,tIo reports indicate a brisk"r business
IN Yorkshire, with a better feeling IN th'
trade al tho new level OF prices.
leading domestic quotations:
Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces-Ielalne
,,,sbed 3I6t32tac: one-haK blood combinS, -
G9sc. three-eighths 2Gig627c; deiaine IN
ywSssbed sc; fine CSC. Michigan and New
yoTk fine unwasheG ?3r, draln', -+'i;''.'
nnaISaIS blood 26lac three eightht, -or z7'9..
TS!isronsin and Missouri. thrre-eighths blood
o5in1oG.. ona-quartcr -1EHEr. lrald, --..
Tnrt,lcky and similar one-half blood uhI
cached 2eTe7c: three-eighths, GlT->'. Scou.
basIs-TeXas fine twelve months. OC. eIE.-
,rGn;bs 5Ia55c: fall iJ147c. Callornta.
%ortbcrn TiT55c; middle county, 0Ino-S
southern 4sd5Oc. oregon. Eastern; NO
stsrie sOd6lc: clothing 57H5Sr, valley 40
! Is150c. Territory, fine staple, hIt-s' InT
medium. 5sTf0C: fine clothing. o'Wa>c. llle
,nrJiunI 57T5sc. oUe-halt blood Comn!nE ~,
ae.eigbths. 47HRc. Pulled-EN'ra. 2sHeS,
"A j5Tj7c: fine A. j3aJhc: supers' oV"'-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-26
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York Fred NJ. Stein. Plaintiff. against
Osias karp et al, Defendants. In pursuance
Of a judgment OF foreclosure and sale, duly
made and entered In the above entitled ac-
ton. and bearing date the md day OF Sep
TENDER. l9l4 I. the undersigned, the referee
In said judgment named. will sell al public
auction. at the Exchange Salesroom, Nos.
N-l6 EeSey street in the Borough Of ManhSt-
tan, City Of New York on the gnd day
Of october. 1914. at IL o'clock noon on that
day, by ID. Phoenix lngraham. Auctioneer
the premises directed by said Judgment 10
be sold. and therein described as follows:
All that LOT OF land with the buildings and
Improvements thereon erected. In the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, City OF New York de-
the nOrtherly side Of one Hundred and
Twenty-third Street. distant two hundred and
ninety feet easterly from the corner formed
by the intersection OF the easterly side OF
Park Avenue with the northerly side OF one
Hundred and Twenty -thrd Street running
thence northery parallel with Park Avenue
one hundred feet eleven inches 10 the centre
line OF the block: thence easterly along the
said centre line 81 the block and parallel
with one Hundred ami Twcnty-third Street
forty-one feet eight inches; thence southerly
again parallel with PARK Avenue and part OF
the dsIance,throU6h a wall one hundred feet
eleven inches 10 the northerly side Of One
Hundred and TWenty-third Street and thence
westerly alonX the northeriy side OF One
Hundred ard Twenty-third Street, forty-onS
feet eight inches 10 the point or place OF be-
Dated, New York. September sth. 1914
WILBUR LARREMORE, Referee.
WILDER. NORMAN & KAHN. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. 20 Broadway. B0Sough OF Man
The following is a diagram OF the property
TO be sold us street number Is iz9-i3i Eat
i2sTd Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-26
Working Out R. I. Plan.

Charles Hayden. OF Hayden, Stone & Co,
,,hn on Thursday was added to the bond
HoiGers' protective committee OF me chi Chi
49, said yesterday that the committee
Iii snubuucc within a few days It's plan
a. acute the stock Of the operating COM
80. 90 distribution to the bondholGeIs.
IL IT, Uavden said that ar almost COmplet"
denosit OF the bonds should be made a
w - prrSlhIc 90 prevent delay IN car
rving cut the foreclosure sale or ne raj
80 company. which Will release the
sbaras OF the railway Companys stock d.
nns,t.d ms collateral This. ne said VIII
snabIe the honGholders 20 become IN
sEg~ahoIjers. va control OF the N"Nu8 pow.
-, .ba orfcrating COMPANY. with the right
10 select their own board Of directors ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-26
MONEY AND EXCHANGE,

CALL MONEY, 20 8 per cent.
TINE MONEY The market was restrict
70 with 10s per cent as the ruling RATE
NERcANTILE PAPER was taken by local
hA'uuOns Ia ve-y limited amounts. Inc
ne lGs pcr cent 'JE best names.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT tx
.aahges $50 $50 Ia, balance. $s.9l3 500
N Snb-TreaSurv was a creditor 10 the
AMOUNT q Slss.l43.
stB-rREASURY New York banks lost
lae su6-Trcssury 500 COO and lost since
indsy $4,000
u1hESrIC EXCHANGES Louis ex-
g. 4Oc premium bid. SOC premium asked :
.1l par' Cincinnati. '2jc premium; san
,SSsto UJc premium, Minneapolis, nc
a. naNh CIEAR1NGS Boston. exchanges
,t'eliSt balances X744 $50: Baltimore. ex-
sesss 1857 90. balances 500. 5G2: Chi
M. rsHehanRc- SO I.C.7IT, balances Si,51l.
a.. Ts.Hadeltha exchanges 81 lj7 Cos, bal
49, slU5 1856 S. Louis, exchanges 3d.
"',So balances SC.9 500
- .sEB MARKET. 81 ar silver in London
~, ss55Ae, UNCHANGED. New York quotation
'Se' unchanged.
an 0AEiGN EXCHANGE Business was
~ ~eolg terling 4gS2l. demand sterling,
NaQle francs Ug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-26
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

4 gain Of over ST. 900, 900 by the banks Is
Indicated by the reported movements or cur
rcncy this week. The gain from the interior
was SIG 81 600, shipments including S3l. wv
ma tlonal barknotes sent to Washington FOR
redemption Exports ~ gold to Canada
amounted to S3.7SIc0d. The loss on orIlnaF?
Sub-Trcasury transactions was S436,OO
IL I. Utter, formerly assistant secretary
and treasurer Of the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road. has been elected secretary and treas
,,rar succeeding Amos ~. Calef. deceased
$. \. Rice will succeed Mr.. Utter.
Conner exports for the week ended Septem-
Der "a tutallcd 2.S27 tons as compared VIII
G,7S3 tons for the corresponding week IN 1910
The time for the second payment on South
ern Pacific subscription receipts. amounting
To SG7 has been extended from OctoOer "
November 3d.
Tho receivers Of the International steam
puuu Co have sold 100000 per cent re-
ceiyers' certificates. running one year. 70
hanking institutions which are creditors OF
tile company l. y. Hagsin mas DeClr I've
a member Of the stockholders PioIeSil,e
committrc. succeeding his father. the late
James b. Haggn.
The New York Coffee Exchange at S,l eG,!ai
,naatinp Yesterday adopted the iollo"iHs
..Resolyed That the board OF managers o o-
artLorized in order to facilitate the luI nv
Unuldation OF existing contracts, 10 eHiIGmJJ'
M yolurtarv Hquidatng committee 10 illui-
date Existing exchange contracts az quoLa
80 acressIble to buyers and sellers. IRE,
sppctly, OF the ring and margin P''0''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-26
WALLACE IN GOLD POOL
Trust Company Head Added
to Managing Committee.

To clinch the support Of the trust
companies TO the plan for raising S45,-
100000 in gold here as New Yorks
quota of the 000O0,0OO gold pool be-
ing formed by the banks of all the re-
serve cities, James n. Wallace, presiI
dent of the Central Trust Company,
was added yesterday to the local COM
mittee, headed by Albert II. Wiggin,
which will manage the POOL. Until Mr..
Wallace was named the committee had
only one "eprC sentative from the trust
companies, President Benjamin Strong,
jr., Of the Bankers Trust.
Exchange rates advanced nearly a
cent more yesterday, despite the forth
coming relief Of the market through
the payment Of New York City's obliga-
tons abroad and through the opera
lions of the gold pool. Demand ster-
ling sold as high as 4.97A and cables
1t 1881. Exchange on Paris was like
wise higher at 500 for cables. One Of
the reasons given for the rise in ster-
ling was the comparatively small
amount Of direct foreign subscriptions
to the city notes. Then there was also
an absence Of cotton bills, which ordi-
nar;ly a. this season are offered in pro-
fusion Along with the restricted sup
ply Of bills was an increased demand,
especially for cables, on the part Of
those who have payments to make
abroad at the end Of this month and
the beginning Of next
There was more dealing in the city
notes and at higher prices. The 1917
maturity was quoted at 1929 to 1924,
with some sales at the latter figure.
For the 1855 1O1 was bid and offers
were made at 1914, with one sale early
in the day at 1O1 12. Sales of the 1875
were made at 100 sic and 100S, with
late quotations 1904 to 1008.
There vas withdrawn from the Assay
Office S491 900 in gold bars and from
the Sub-Treasury S5l5,000 in gold coin
for export to Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-26
BUFFALO GAS AFFAIRS
Boudholders Form Protective
Committee in Receivership.

Foll5wing the appointment of recelv-
ers for the Buffalo City Gas Company
by Judge Hazel, of the United States
District Court in Buffalo, protective
committee has been formed for holders
of the first mortgage 5 per cent fifty
wear gold bonds, of which there are more
Than $4,000 900 outstanding. The COM
mittec is headed by Willard V. King,
nresident of the Columbia Trust Com
panv. and is composed of Robert L.
FRYER, president of the Manufacturers
and Traders National Bank, Buffalo;
A A. Jackson, vice-president Of the Gil
rard Trust Company, Philadelphia;
FRANKLIN b. Kirkbride, New York; Rob-
a+t q. Pruyn, Albany; Anthony r. Ku-
scr Newark, and James Richardson,
IP Do Spooner & Cotton, of this
citv will act as counsel, and the de-
nositary will be the Columbia Trust
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-26
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. September %. 1914.
GRAIN

WHEAT-An easier tendency was noted
with the net result a decline OF haGc a
bushcl. In tho Northwest further hedge SELL
Ing caused early weakness. which was re-
fl'cted elsewhere, lowest prices OF the day
being reached before midday. At the same
tiino 1T was said that spring wheat farmers
were preparing TO store their wheat to walt
for higher prices, which are expected to fol
low a TrOlOngatiOn Of tho war. While for
Clgn houses continue to buy freely on weak
spots, the public Is showing comparatively
little interest in the market Upward OF 90
loads were said to have been taken for eN-
port while SCabOaTl Ccarances were again
large, and the interior movement fell or
considerably from its recent huge volume
a. Liverpool there was a partial decline Of
"a In the local cash market No red was
quoted 81 g'- 30 2 hard. 81 O0i4: No
Northern Duluth, 81 II; No / Northern Mani
toha. 81 -. all nominal. 1 (. Buffalo
EpRN-Aft"r an easier opening the market
became steadirr and was we'll sustained, at
one time selling 10 &c over the previous
night. II was influenced by light receipts.
export business OF about - loads light coun-
try offerings and buviug by cash houses. In
IN" local market No yellow corn was
quoted SGltr. TO arrive. ami Argentine strict
" prim" So. nominal. delivered. OATS
fIrmnesS was feature ut the start, and
later prices advanced ATSc over the pre-
yious night ON reports II about 40 loads for
export, a reduction TN Western receipts and
supp,rt from cash houses AZ the West. Late
IN the day realizing weakened tho market
and final prices were unchanged to iac net
higher. Cash oats closed as follows Stand
ard white, IiNjiigr. No =. - l,TtJJc; No g.,
- 'cdj4c; No !. 53Hi5i2o. ordinary clipped
- 'suJGr; fancy white. 5GH5Sc; all elevator
RYE Easy. No Western. 94iac. 1 T.
buffalo. BARLEY Steady: mating. esq
50. T. New York Wheat Including
iouD exports FOR the week. according to
Bradstrcers, aggregate $3.50. $50 bushels,
against IBIS 80 Ias' week and 2 $50 265 last
year; since July /, NG.O23. 100 bushels against
GI,0ING2S last season. Corn exports Tor the
week, 800. 42I bushels. against u.s. 800 last
week AMI 2J72 last year. since July l.
yJI. 80. against $50 OOj last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-26
TRADE STILL IRREGULAR
WoOllen Mills More Active
European Orders.

While commercial agencies still re-
wh business irregular and below nor
n,l, some improvement is noted. The
lygoods trades are doing better,
sOollen mills are more active and con-
fdtrable business is reported for Eu-
vpesn accounts in materials useful to
he armies in the field Failures in
erased in number, with the East and
sosth particularly affected. >.
aDun's Review says: Trade conol-
tons are irregular. but the develop
ntnts Of the week that count for most
Il the nations lriness are IN the
nsin favorable The drygoOds trades
ne improving, wngl.en and worsteo
nils being actively employed, with
rge inquiries from foreign govern
rents Confidence is felt in a notable
expansion Of business as soon as imam
isl conditions have been fully adjust.
ID to the war basis, or prospects OF
tzee brighten
Commercial failures this week IN
be United States are 40l, against 3o4
iyt week, 2sS the preceding week ana
94 the CORES Donding week last yea,
0 these 135 we're IN the East, 10
South, 99 West and 81 in the Pacific
States. Liabilities Of failures report
Cd thus far for September are Sl6,O6S,-
800 against Sl53t4,792 last year"
'Bradstreet" has the following:
Trade trends display mixed aspects,
With unsatisfactory factors rather out
runbering those Of a favorable char
seer It is evident that fall trade is
klov normal; that industrial opera
tens are quiet, idleness being marked,
md that the general rule is to buy lor
earby pressing needs. On the othc5T
land, retail trade has been stimulated
y cool weather over a wide area. ana
3 Is certain that more or less business
las been done for European account IN
haakets saddlery, leather, horses
i6Seshops and munitions"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-26
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

THOMAS. GRACE WATT.-IN PURSUANCE
OF an order Of Hon. John p. CohaiRn. Sur
rogate Of the County II New York. notice IL
hereby given that the undersigned Intends 10
apply for Letters OF Administration on the
goods. chat;els and credits Of the above
named deCedent. pursuant 20 Section 29l Of
tie New York Code Of Civil Procedure. ami
notice H. hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against Grace Watt Thomas late Of
the County OF New York, deceased 70 present
the same. with vouchers thereof. 10 the sur
rogate ot tne County % New York. al the
Han o. Records I'M the Borough % Manhat-
tan. city Of New York on or Before the l2th
day Of October. 1914. EMERY j. THOMAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-26
MITCHELL MAY, Secretary Of State.
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK.

CITY HALL
CITY OF NEW YORK.
Board OF Elections Municipal Building
New York. September 18th, 1914.
Gentlemen
In compliance with the provisions OF Chap
Chapter $50 Section 293 OF tho Laws Of 1913
l hereby certify that the City officers TO be
voted for at the General Election, November
3rd, 1914. are as follows:
A Justice Of the Municipal Court, Second
District, to I'LL a vacancy accustomed by
the death OF Justice Thomas r. Dinnedn
for the balance OF his unrXpred term.
A Justice OF the CITY Court OF the city of
New York ito succeed Justice Joseph l.
Green. whose term of Office expired De
cember 3ist, 1902 70 mn q vacancy eXpir-
ing December 3lst, 1919.
Justlc" 0t the civ Court OF mo city ~
New York 10 succeed the successor OF
Theodore +. Hascal whose term OF office
expired December 3lst. l9lD, 10 nm a va
CanCy expiring December Dist 1871
T. J. S'lLLI CRY Clerk
state OF New York, city Of Nav York, a.
We. custodans Of Primary Records in and
for IN, city Of New York, DO hereby Ger
Try that We have compared the annexed
with the original notice Med and recorded in
our Office. september 3, 1914. and that The
same Il a tru. transcript thereof, and OF the
whole Of such original
In testimony whereof. We have dCrpuutO set
cur hand and affixed the seal Of aid CustO-
dams H Primary Records the 18th day CT
September, 1914.
J. GABRIEL BRITT.
MOSES VI. MCKEE,
lSeall JAS KANE
JACOB a. LIVINGSTON
Custodians OF Primary Records.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-26
Iersev Cantral's Year.

Tine Central Railroad OF New Je .scyy
earned about q per cent less ON its s t,caE
,,,,-.c.dirS Frederick C. Bourne was yes
IerdSy Elected director to succeed the ri laoe
n e. FahurstoCk Total opcrSuns
MUGS decreased Sl.u7i32' aha IL, ,,c..',,
,lip,l =" i2GusT. surplus Tor lNe WI
months was $2,4J1.5lS, decrease "l -
Cos piU. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-26
Centre Line Of Block.
East i22rd str.

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above described
property is 10 be sold. II Seven Thousand Two
Hundred Seventy and i5-l90 Dollars 81 go 10
with interest thereon from the tth day OF
August 1914. together With cost and allow
Rnce amounting TO Three Hundred FOrty-ays
aud 25-l0O tS3i5. 90 with interest from Sep
TENDER End. 1914 together with the expense q
the sale The Approximate amount OF the
taxes assessments and water rates, or other
liens which are 20 be allowed 70 the pur-
chaser out ~ the purchase money or paid b.
the Referee, Is &J.G and interest. Said
premises will bt sold subject 20 a mort gage OF
H9 COZ ana accrued interest interest tttfcoa
at 50 per aunum.
Dated New York. September ,th. m
WILBUR LARREMORh. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-26
U. S. Treasury Finances.

v,o,bircton, Sept. 25.--Tbe condition Of
~. Trited States Treasury at the begin
DIe, ~ business to-day was; Net balance
IN General fund Sl16 $50 200 total receipts pts
$500 a. iS3 53I The dehCit this hscal
yssr Is sis, 759, 81. against q deficit OF
40 SsS Ia2 last year exclusive OF Panama
canal and public debt TRANSACTIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-26

liverpool. Sept 2j--wHEAT-spot steady
No / Manitoba. 90 I'D; No red winter.
new S. 6tsd; futures steady; October, -
gAd. December. - lM. CCRN-Spot nom
inaI: futures quiet; September, - ii-d Ogl"-
Ter Is I0I. HAMS-Short cut. rs BACON
Short rib. SIS. clear bellies. Ms 81
shoulders square i6s. lARI-American -c-
fneJ pals, SIS 3D. TURPENTINE-S spirits,
sos. ROsIN-Common, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-26
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF NEW YORK.

STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF bIAtE'
Albany, August Hstt 1918;
To the Custodian Of Primary Records OF the
County OF New York:
Notice il hereby given that. at the GeheIN
Election TO be held IN this state on tn9
Tuesday succeeding the First Monday in Mo-
vember newt CNovember 3rd), the following
officers may be lawfully voted for, In tho
County OF New York 10 wit:
A Governor. in the place Of Martin n. Glynn.
A Lieutenant Governor. in the place OF Rob
A Secretary Of state, in the place OF Mitchell
May.
A Comptroller. in the place OF William
SOhmer
A Treasurer, In the place Of Homer D. Call.
An Attorney-General. in tPe place OF Thomas
CarmOly
A state Engineer and Surveyor. in the place
Of John A. Bensel
An Associate Justice OF the Court OF Appeals
in the place Of William Butler Hornolo"er.
All whose terms OF Office will expire on the
last day OF December next.
A United states Senator, in tho place OF
Elihu Root.
Fifteen Delegates At Large to constitutional
Convention.
Two Justices Of the Supreme Court, for the
First Judicial District. In the place OF
Philip Henry DugTo and Barlow s. Weeks.
appointed by the Governor to MI vacancy.
whose terms Of Office Will expire on me
last day OF December next
OF the United States for each OF the follow
ing Congressional districts Of the state or
New York, viz: 18th. 18Th 18th, 18th, 10th.
nth. 18th 18th and 10Th Districts. respec-
lively, all OF which are wholly situate with
IN the County Of New York; also for the
2lst, end and 23ri Districts. respectively.
partly in New York County and partly in
Bronx County: also for the llth Congres-
sional District. composed Of Richmond
County and part OF New York County.
A Senator for each of the following Senate
districts OF the State Of New York, viz
18th, 18th, 18th, lAth, 18TH 18th. 18th, 18th.
18th and 10Th Districts, respectively all OF
which are wholly situate within the County
OF New York; also for the 2lst District.
composed Of part OF New York County ami
part OF Bronx County.
Three Delegates to Constitutional Convention,
from each OF above mentioned Senate Dis
triCts
Thirty Members OF Assembly ami ore from
part OF New York and part OF Bronx Coun-
ties.
Given under my hand and seal ~ Office ~
the Secretary OF state. AZ the CITY
lSeal.l OF Albany, this thirty-irst day -
August, IN the year one thou AMI
nine hundred ana fourteen
MITCHELL, MAY. Secretary OF State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-26
Yester-


No impro,emeut 10 refined. anu prices were
,acEauC,d. although the Federal, which late
last night reduced M, list price - points
.,l,,rreI ir-iay - points, quoting now on
IA. basis OF Gg0c T5r fine graduated, while
all other rrnrars remained AZ sos, net, less
r,r cent. \ slightly steaiier feeling pre-
vailed IN raw. ami while prices remand
,a,.8s7srF offerings Wera no, - aggressive.
Trlli1s was confined entirely 90 distant re-
q..rrm,uls t'arsJCJions amounting 10 only
10 90 bags OF Cub4s TO q specuRtor, for Sec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-26
Railroad Earnings.

The following railroad reports Tor August
we're made public yesterday: So.
ttcbtson Topeka a. Santa Fe-Grnss'
s10 iGg 4sg. Increase. $l34, j33; net 81
S5S0l2. increase. S565,B5j. -.,,..
HIN NaIley-GrOss, H3.11u."+t' "'-
crsasr si30, 100; net Sl,2S392l; decrease,
S2s, $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-26
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron. y, Eo1 fSl5 " Coffee. No Rio IS,
iron, y, No = IL - Sugar, graru... 62J
iron. ,, No ! 10 ~ MOdsses, OK, %
Steel 'idils...... 10 Tpcf. family sal 90
Wheat, No ? red ! O9Ls Tallow. special 81
Corn, so 2 vel BOX Pork. ness. q 70
oats. stand VIII Ola Hogs, dr.. 100 N 1874
Flour, Mpls ,. 100 Lard mid West Sc