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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14

The local market Tor spot cotton was que, and
unchanged. AZ l2j0c for midaling upland sales
200 bales: delivered on contract 800 bales. south
ern spot markets we're teiegraphcd A. follows Bal
timore nominal. Ac higher Al l2.c. sales nil. Au-
gu,ia sieady. % points higher a. n lie. sales
1910 bales -. Louis steady - higher At
l2hc, sales NIL. Little Boak qulet, 3 ponis
higher at L. soc. sales NIL New orleans quiet -
points gher he. sales, lle0 bales. Charles
ton steady. ~ higher az l2c; sales MI. Norfolk
steady ~ points hi cher al l2c. sales ly-l bales
Savannah steady ~ higher A. 1870: salcs. !. itl
bales Galveston quiet. unchanged AZ ~ &c. sales.
800 bales. Memphis steady. u points higher al
n 25c. sales 800 baes.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spot
cotton In moderate demand. sales, 5000 bales
,pecuation and export 500. American. 900 In
ports n 600. an American Mdiing upland.
733d. Futures opened steady, "a % "a pai9ts
h gAcr than Tuesday close. closed barely = Adl,
40 a net advance y lf 20 10 points 0ges Monday .
cllte. october November T.lnial January fl ullrl.
Tllhd. March APRIL. Il3hd; Msy-yuue. 10 ID.
JUS August 7l-iad Manchester Yarns, q fair
lusge.s doing. cloths quiet
Receipt. a. the ports and Interior poin's. With
c1msarl.ons follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

o-ath Pct. 70 command 18th / D. cav ~
9 9sI Z p NJ Oct H. and IS MeGewa9 i Ios
tr 9-qth 8 DAYS N. OCT u, seis. s'' ,
NJ IsvSbi,n 18th 20 G. o.. duty IN once ~,
foaT6 Deputy CON 10 days a. 5 To-; 90 N o-,;
Of q t. Is days P Oct u GGs ,. Ill, ffis
i Ha lsy. n m. oct "a. q +. etiquette osd' ~
q %. duty IN 5 g. 10 day. ? a.. o. 60 .1'
GOA DAYS a m oct ~ " oCS "a, K. rb bs9
20 ION ii,rtT and John Fenuessy. 18th. 70 'ih
ID is da,s oct II: G. " simerleih. Biidge.
70 "a Tor duty al polling place. s'i5 a m. oc-
l.. 70 p. m, Nov ]. a. 80, ., r.,,-.o- r
Leaves Of Absence with iuh p'y)-insIfos.," ~
SSy,,, Ny psv@sergt +. @ Lewis. ltih ! day. :
m. oct II: b J. Kelly. siih. ! day. m
~ T.. & T Gallagher 51s!. days ?. ~ .
0 0c n, g II seifred lisih. ] day. ?. n. oct
II 4 steleerwsid. i59th. ! day. 5 a M od 10
n 1nDi Il schTs6 and H. wsi.' iso'h day
a s ,s red to pub-Pumn NJ Lawlsss. 2si'' s''
{. n, 90. annpt,pn. NJ. LAviess 2sist $40 a m.
n I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
I. S. May Decide Europe's Fate.

a. The resolution Of the French
a....aoer Of Deputies. ratifying the
Gs,,' 0. the Angio-Fronch mission,
=, was a hint that other loan ho-
ns,,'s would be attempted here. The
,is1hg Of local bankers. at the Ma
va Wy Bank on Monday, which
q y attended by Sir Edward Holden
Ny. MISSION, was more explicit. Nj.
Conhas speech in the House Of
4 .ii n'hs on Tuesday seemed 10 make
ren;a mere certain that early attempts
sr,s,. made 70 get supplementary
t0o ~ 70 ms country Since the $780,
n,,.a ian Arrangement WAS consum-
beyo,a 'he Allies needs have increased
gsri. al expectations. because Bull
and " gone into the war and Greece
asd banana have not. WHIT Greece
nlhia won't DO, the Allies must.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
MEDALS FOR EFFICIENCY
GIVEN CITY EMPLOYEES
Merchants Reward % Street,
Park and Public Works Men.

Efficiency in the Street Cleaning
Park and Public Works departments
was rewarded yesterday noon, when
Mayor Mitchell presented medals to
TWENTY-FIVE employees on behalf OF the
Central Mercantile Association at
meeting held in the park house AT
Union Square Il was the third an
nual presentation by the association 10
men who had done the best work IN the
district.
you are just as much part of the
city government as ! am sara the
Mayor in congratulating the winners
Other speakers were Park Commls-
sioner Cabot Ward, Borough President
Marcus NJ. Marks, Street Cleaning
Commissioner j. T. Fetherston and Al
derman II. II. Curran.
The list of prize winners follows:
street Department sweepcrs District J-Anseio
Fuclllo Grst prize god medal iHon second wig
1910 Luigi Cagisno. SECOND pine sll,e. m NEE,
won first prize 1879. Nicholas feofet' uhiu
ii, se,pr. lbistrct Gl-Nicolo Riccio Gist prize
gold medal won Third rrizs 1910 Rocco Fccio'o
second prize silver medal. Buono ;. CaroL+a 'hifa
p' bT,prs y diSirc,-John nm h-st prize. sod
medal Canine Mime second pll2e silver medal
JULES Creshon tiTa p,s ,,. io7 r',gI secto. II
nrst pine gold medal Marin on Section Is. zee,
ond urTe silver medal c hasal. section ~, Nliu
,ri-e mono medal. ~ J McCpsfal special prize.
goid vsfth fob won prizes iu 1918 and 1910.
suueriufcrdcnfs Of districp- Superintendent
Reiilr District s. gold watch. Superintendent Pope
District > gold fountain pen
PAN Department Thomas French ers' Prize
IA modal. Harry Marlboro. second Prize. slter
1e.i,l Madison square Park Joseph lluses u rinl
s1uare Parh and John MrGrath west -'d street
p.rt tbirl prizes bronze medals
prllle Works Department ilatersl-Seoige W
Weirh frst prize gold medal Martin p hpcmofd
second prize. silver At4A' 'a'i''"o ''''a' '''-
Srs.r 1ureau- EdWard MAY, bisi p'ite GOD
80. Abraham Newman. second prte silver
.mef~i. N,rhsci Fugaxl third rnEe bronze medal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of Various
Corporations.

Earnings report of the Sierra and
San Francisco Power Company for
August, in comparison with the same
month a year ago. gives an increase
of sl2,374, in gross operating revenues,
which amounted to S1OS,47S, and net
income after expenses and taxes, which
totalled $50. 26s, made an increase Of
about the same amount. The twelve
months statement up to August 81,
shows a gross income of S1,lsS,0 36, a
gain Of s41,3s4 over the preceding
year, and through a reduction of
S28.119 in operating expenses and
taxes. the company's net income of
S697. $50 was advanced S69,503. Surplus
earnings after interest charges, ETC.,
totalled S372,65s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Stockholders of the Norfolk Southern
Railroad Company at their annual
meeting yesterday elected I. L. Schoon-
maker, Of New York, director.
Charles W. Baker. formerly sales
manager of the United States Steel
Corporation. was yesterday elected a
director of the American Zinc, Lead
and Smelling Company.
Harvey Fisk e. Sons have just issued
a booklet of more than fifty pages on
bonds of the English and French gov
ernments, including an historical
sketch of the finances Of each country.
Dominick g. Dominick and Laird e.
Co., of Wilmington, Del. are jointly
offering $1,700,000 per cent cumula-
tive debenture stock of the Z. |. du
Pont de Nemours Company at 1913,
yielding $50 per cent.
The National Bank of Cuba has re-
ceived a shipment of 81 100000 in gold
from Havana.
q. ii. tadden was erected III
rector of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company yesterday, to take the place
Of the late Rudolph Ellis.
The annual stockholders meeting OF
the American Congo Company, which
was to have been held yesterday, has
been adjourned until November 10.
The Sub-Treasury has transferred
S125 900 in gold TO New Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
Shooting Stars.

s,pssbaker's spectacular advance OF
70 noipts 10 a new high record at
IA and the l2-point and 5iz-Boint
,.s. In Bethlehem Steel and Bald
n, Locomotive did much 70 advertise
"a market. but more by contrast than
,onpSrison. II comparisons are odious'
Contrasts are worse. The risks in
bsrert TO such a speculation as went
az for months. and since Monday has
ss,n resumed. become palmer 10 every
o,e with every day Of this sort of
trading Bethlehem Steel may be on
rs way TO $1,000 a share and Baldwin
s-s studebaker 90 5000 or S500-there
4 no limit 20 guessing and then,
,r,ln. they may not There have been
o.Lsr stocks among the war issues
M; were bound 10 similar destinations
,sd somehow failed 90 arrive. The
lad. in the rapid upturns Of the mar
ket have often profted as much as
he good. Without detracting in any
wsv from the stocks named and with
10 intention Of singing them out
from the rest OF the list, It may be
aid that in finance there is law Of
rrsyitation, Just as there is in physics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
To Have Gedney Farm Home.

The Gedney Farm Company. Robert
f. Farley. president, has sold a plot
nearly an acre in size to Willard +.
Day, vice president of the Raritan
Chemical Works. The location is cen
trail. being AZ Ridgeway and Seymour
Place. directly opposite the attractive
residence OF L. Ward Prince. and a
short distance south Of the Gedney
Farm Hotel. II overooks the country
estate Of the late Thomas Kerr.
A view of the Sound may be had
from the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
fYrom Tfe Tribune Bureau
Washlns'on. 0ototer IS. 1915.
AfHNff

Car. BRICE p pIsqyE i5,h c,y de, er6Hc 'e
IN 1acaucJ in q NJ wee .sl,,S 90
lNuIiA,feniiSI 10 lstS cav. De-. g.
Crp, jTNs BUGGE zist M. - AHns a-u
~, CrrfraI Hospital. Hot slrAss 49,,
Can WILL l. PYLEs. Aied. Corp 10 ''nr's'
Barrarfs ,, ~ ,..trpt-R IN 81
- al fr : III Wtsf T0.If Arl4tuP $500 .
Leaves o. Absence firi Lsat ~. haN MiiiI,,f
WING Dent surs one n'nih. - - 80
n NFTsrFR Md. 1ufls lirr 49,. ~. -
arri,ai In d. 5 CAPT WALTER u McAs SRI. y,
U NJ e. one monih ou frlH ''oN i'-'-'
duties 100.
Com J. T rOMPKlNs. dsiached re,Iaa 40 ", ~,
Orf 20 f0 works f0fc Nfcf 1lil. t.-ls
tlulncy Mas corrfclun iitii '.. -f''A'-' 49,
duty ou hrsrl sheI o0fnu| --..' 81 ..f.. a.,
Ens - NJ THOMPSON. deiaeied AAhApoIs' 10
A surg l. SMITH. to Nsp i.rd Bosio.'
+ A sufs NJ n ANfES detained NA" iha
Pay y n corr detached NaU Yard Ports
mouth. 10 NEBRASKA. Agr J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
Why II Wasn't a Billion.

me British Chancellor Of the Ex-
s,..'sseii tod Parliament on Tuesday Of
- ~ ni'les' vain attempt 20 get billion
49,, ~. here. Demands for this and for
s.,"'VVO00O and for S700.000.0O0 were
- urn rejected The Anglo-French
g-.ssion was told plainly that the most
eoaio have was 100000, 600. Mr.. Nc
,.Hha oic not say so. but the reason
y, cutting The loan 20 that figure was
discovery made by some Of the
IIsnean bankers after the mission
80 oten here several days that they
sa promised more than they could
s ~, The discovery was synchron-
49, I, least with the arrival in this
w 81 prominent bankers from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
Rents Midtown Space.

The Douglas Robinson, Charles 5
Brown Company have rented the front
half Of the third floor Of West 10th
ST 20 the HodRman Rubber Company
for a long term OF years. This com
pany expects TO move about January
It's executive Offices from SOC Broadway
20 Tuckahoe. y. Y. whore it's factory i
situated. and will utilize the new To-
cation as New York City sales o Zee
Ewing. Bacon & Henry represented the
owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Rsin,tstsd.-l.80 .. m.. oct ~ a. pAiioiinAi
i,i1 I.ncG .ss!gaed 65h. Temporarily -ssisned
transfer. and h,sisnmsei'.-- . n. O. III
Iua' 90 u-Ptiun r A Csrol4n, .sih -,,ieled
Clerical aid house duty :; = p IN N. NJ SHOVEL.
OF - = ~ lone Ieith to li-d lhoine'
6,.r,sa liza 10 ic5h Toass Gals, ~, A., 20
i-tfh, Pafrick Drnneiy. t-d. A,'isN'' NJ, 4. 90
,,.,A Ths.rd Bohmks. ian 70 li,i 49, ~. 81
uuDN ''. Ir,fs a b.. Ort l2-ftimn, g y ~ AZ
jr gs7d o. - I. d.. ss.sAs' '''''''
u,rs.f..r "a ] y o. alf q w,i5,,
Temporal, Anlsnmtnis-Capt o. w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14

Railroad buying Of iron and steel products now
appear truly 90 an ascending scale TIE pcsslhiIl-
ties % market with liberal railroad buyilg. plus
a continuation Of the erlra0rlInary demands ars-
ing from the European var. trefuauIlu, lf IS
difficult % see where an the steel needed boz such
al event will from. since the industry now is
producing a. practically fui Cap4ciy. " az a
rate several million tons annually ln excess n its
previous high marx The inevitable result u such
: condition is a much higher level n prices. Lead
ine maker, See occasion Or fle adoption % coz
seryatiye policies 90 guard ssanst Whist might dee
uIop into a runaway market which. 70 "a tcit.
would lead f0 dangerous consequences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
Agents Annointed.

Slawson & Hobbs have been appoint
ed agents for sos West i24th st, a six
story apartment house, on lot 50-foo-
frontage.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
been appointed exclusive managing
agent Of the ten story loft building AZ
l65-167 William St. the five story lof.
building at 29O Church ST. ard SO New
Chambers ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
In New Jersey Fields.

In Newark Harry j. Stevens has sold
the two family dwelling house 269
South 10Th ST. for Madeline Heath 10
Mary J. Coles. and 70 u. r. Bueksbsum
a lot, 25xl00, in South 18th 81.
Harry Unger and Joseph Okin have
sold for Lyman 2osensohn 20 DIR.
Edward Gluckman dwelling house,
ll5xl50, at Clinton ay. and Hedden Ter
race.
Edward c. Nufer has bought from
Robert Reiner 425 and 427 Palisade ay.,
West New York, one story factory,
50xl50 feet, and from he Clifton Park
Realty Company a plot, 7lxl4i, adjoin-
ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
Southern's Earnings Fall.

The Southern Railway reports FOR
the fiscal year ended June 80 last
total operating revenues of S62 ,l99.-
So compared with s7O,75O,9s7 the pre-
vious year. Operating income for the
year was s16,63S.972. a decrease of
S2,975,54S. The surplus available for
dividends amounted TO 81 ,656,6S
which was equal to 2.59 per cent on
S60O00,O00O preferred stock, against )
per cent earned the previous year. and
l.53 per cent additional on $4,000, 900
common.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
For Third Avenue Dividend.

The committee oil the Third Avenue
Railway Company. which h 5 been in
yestigating the advisa ility Of begin
ming dividends, will submit its report
tomorrow and will re common that a
disbursement of per cent be declared,
payable January l. It was understood
the committees repor; will also recon.
mend that these payments b. continued
quarterly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
steel's Dividend.

On he twenty-siXth Of this month
two weeks less TWO days from now
he directors Of the United States
S,ael Corporation viii have TO decide
whether or not they will vote for a
resumption Of dividends on the com
mon stock, and, 4 dividends are 70 be
declared, what the rate shall be. The
directors would not dare TO pass the
dividend ain, 10 was said by some
in Wall Street yesterday. because Of
the possible shock 90 the stock market.
But recollection Of the circumstances
surrounding dividend actions in past
quarters does not give weight to that
theory. There may be interest in the
fate Of the stock market on the part
o. individual directors, but II would
take On implacabie suspicion 20 find in
former decisions about dividends that
interest as a governing factor. Almost
certainly, Il the Steel directors de-
clare a dividend. IL viii be because
the earnings and the future of the
corporation seem 20 them TO warrant
i Incidentally, Steel, at s4% yester-
Day, reached the highest price il has
ever touched as q non-dividend-paying
ISSUE. Its record high price of 941s
vas made in 1909. q few months be-
lore Il became per cent stock. In
nat year II paid %, per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
coTrossEED OIL.

Tremendous activity developed n The cotton seed
oil market aud sales f0r tle l4y were he lsl se8t
fo- sny one isy 0n record amounting % 50 700 bar
gels. Puccs advanced ispi9.y. ana made ne~
tlgl records Tor Tie season Gle entire Let selling
c.s- re scent mars The advance Wa based
~ persistent rrlora qi damage t9 tle cotton crop.
wll-l were seemingly confirmed Dy pronounced
s,r.4sfh in both ta- crude anu the zeel MARKETS
On lie advance there was hsayy prom taking. how
erer A. afl as SONS sailing which Wa said - bo
against somewhat larger crude oTrrings. and tow
al fhe close ~ the day values developed a re-
artlonsry tendency AMI nnsl quotations Tor tie
a-ftF. positions were - % p polr-s below the
hish Of ihe morning but e4z0 points net hisher
Range u prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
SHEEP AND LAM rs.
Lack. Steel Shows Big Earnings.

The Lackawanna Steel Company,
whose stock has risen spectacularly on
the Stock Exchange, reports for the
three months ended September 80, a
surplus of S9l0,124, compared with a
deficit fo~ the same period of 1914 OF
s457 2l0, or at an annual rate OF more
than 10 per cent on S34,750,0O0 common
stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NeW York ociober 49, 1915
MhCAT.

Wheat prices GAINED sse3ec during TO-DAY,
orsfaflaus and ar fle Msh ~ flr day we're within
4. 81 &C. ~ f-e high gliul ~ i4sf sers ard aiaIi
T. aH.sc te l.N gu.ft ~ last Eddy. TIE
strength lu thf market waf iasei on = sharp al
vance il the American srd Canadian sprIs wheat
markets over the holiday. a. we'll as strength
aIrntd. kEp1rirfs serf said % have taken nearlJ
600 900 bushes ~ wheat on rIrsds sni about
ha nat amount TODAY
Tie sNgnu outlook Is favorable fof good husi-
ness uulrs shipments afe cur allied 10 scafciiy u
ocsan freisht f0om or weakness Boz sterling a
change. The serllns q the nes crop Is backward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
CITY Dwelling Leases.

Goodwin & Goodwin rented for Frank
Lanier 20 Franziska Ritter the house A.
245 Lenox av., on lot l9xSO.
Worthngton Whitehouse, Inc, has
leased. furnished, the five story modern
dwelling II East sgd 81. FOR Mrs. Leo
Speyer 10 William Meyer. and not II
East seth St, as previously reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
Helena Light and Railway.

The September income account Of
the Helena Light and Railway Com
pany, made public yesterday, shows a
loss Of nearly per cent in gross oper-
ating revenues, and a decline of more
than IS per cent in net. Total earn
ings for the month were S33,938, oper-
ating expenses and taxes amounted to
S19.SO9. leaving a net income OF $l4,-
1919. decrease of s3,269. The surpl us
after fixed charges was sS,277, de-
crease OF $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14

Max May. OF the Guaranty Trust Com
pany. said a few months ago that the
war would have TO come TO an end
when Europe could no longer borrow
money hcre-Fet credit for her pur-
chasos Il was with this idea in mind
that another banker said yesterday that
,ho fate of Europe would be decided i'm
the United States and not on the
Balkan battlcfelds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. october 10. 1918.
REEVES

New York. October 10. 1918.
BEEvEs.
Rece,pts were 1855 head Of which IS cars on
sslo including Sc OF steers steers 'sEy s,IH
Srmice hesyy DO weak 20 loo lower; al otnef
grades 25c Of: bulls aud COWS dull ana ~ IN
scaIss steers sold at 500 $40 per 100 10 bulls;
,iaSg.25, cows s2a S. Dressed beef dull ana
lower. Common to prime native sides IlgIf2e
yer ID; extra do l5c.
Receiuts 1901 head. LIPS head on sale. Mar
kef slow Yeas weak 10 2Jc lower: coarse heavy
calves and grassers 2j95 on. The pehs were
cleared Common to choice Eeals sold a. Sse.tzSo
per 100 10: culls. t6gN fed calves 9,9o'1 so.So
srassers Si25@sj.2 IS. yearings. <iGsi5O Dressed
calves weak city dressed yeals. lia ls1c per 10
country dressed do. l3g lie. dressed grAssefs anu
fed calves. liza l3c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts we're $3.50 head. Including III cars Tor
the market Sheep active and strong. amos SO"
and weak 10 loc lover. The pens we're not cleared
Common to prime sheep (ewesl sold At He 70 per
<STSg 40. culls <saT Dressed mutton higher A.
sAl3c per 10: extra do l2sc; dressed lambs
easier al l2dl4izc. hog dressed do. loci country
dressed dollhouse lamb. $3.50 per CARCASS
HOGS.
Receipts. $3.50 head. cars on sale. Prices
steady Heavy 20 medium weights S.JOdN- per
ie6 Ii. pigs S. roughs s6.I5gS; stays. S@ -;
tSsrs stSsj: country dressed hogs quiet at l2G
l2Isc for medium 10 light weights. roasting piss'
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Louisville. Oct l3-sHEEP and LANlBs-lie-
ceipts. 227 head. for the three days this week,
81. mark. slow and steady. choice lambs. ize
sheep 4n@5e. medium. 2sSc. eulls' lh@zc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
Sells Brooklyn Row

Louis Gold has sold TO the Marmur
Realty Company the Eve two-story and
store buildings at the northeast corner
OF Rogers sv. and Sterling ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
Leases Newport Cottage.

J. Gordon Douglas mas rented fcr the
season Of 1916 the cottage on Ber&e-
lev av.. Newport. owned ny Mrs. John
G.. Weaver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14


s1i ,r-,fy SON, eanp'iin's have ,ssn 'se,iTsa ,'
q 900 bushes. compared 9Th a. inefes'e =" 10
Jr ~, "a. ,ssh nsfssi NJ -ei and ~ F! hssff
winter wheat were quoted A. 9 2,A. = Net
Yors. 40 ( Northern uglua s. ~. and No
Nlrh.rn Manitoba 81 9s. C Bg1ao
CORN.
The corn market ras active md strols r.o,I, z
win nst gain. u l4al.c. Shorts NsIs 'e,i'a
buyer. and there vas more HlIls. Ifrl.. -
orally hlstd m numerous rr1grs - i.ia.fe 20 w
lev crop. some alihofifies csilmanrs VA, ~ -
fishe. ne Strength b wleai ai.o created -. css-
Est 30 : ysi.or corI vas quoted a. 'f'4c. prompt
shipment.
ne oats rsrfs, advanced with ihe othsrs an On
more active buying b. lesting commission houses
prompted by s'idsnces q oe''ef export e.ni 80,
with minors o quite literal SAFES me ga, W
siisc, 30 white 5000. ordinary 30 fancy
clipped 3si. q 45c all elevator
RYE.
Marke, nrm: No Western. to7. ! Ne"
''" NEW YORK PRICES
p. %a,.s '.',.'....'.. ST.; N .iii
CHICAGO PRICES.
whs,, .opss. ,Hisa LIZ, SIS 8, e s.,
R R.; Der. .' iS5 HSSSs 'SSssss hSs 10;
Corn: go, =, "a,
$ $ &; e.. 81 i~ i5$ f. 81
2; S''' -. II ss 81 81. 81
FLOUR AND MEAL.
TIE -four market was very hrm. owing 20 ne
strength IN wheat. and Hhile ,he .uyihs va W 81.
aggregate make fair proportions from DAY 20 GAY
and the mills very active and apparen'y gnss.e
70 ~ the a'segt demand to' ssoe oYo.,s o1 The
New York Prciuce Exchange sphns patents.
s560GSs: spring clears. $ i0af5 81. winter PAY
sqt e Winters. MSss;o. eItr. 10 win
ters 81 3Jasf5O. Kansas strsisnis - 20 Nv
fanSy s2rss p,,en s % .. 0 ), chods
70 fancy. s. 55sS57O. CoRNMEN-Finn; KIN
dried. $50 BAG MEM,--Firm; fine white and
br,n bulk t22 Is: 100 ID sacks S2s %; heaSy
middlinrs DO s2i25. hour middlinss % VS. re-
" -four 40 p '.ss, ssg , Weisis So, rsai
middlinss do s27j rel dos -four. $40 lb SACKS
sg9q 5000. oil meal $3sjoe $50.
PROVISIONS
Tie provision muke, was somewhat irresular
with packers on both sides. bu, IN ne nan VI,
buying on recent evidences Of az improved con
sumptye demand Receipt ~ bog A. 0h 70
sas cry received II 900 and omaha 1000 PORK.
quiet: ness 500 $500 family. S4e JOG az, ~
;9Sr ssi t, 81, s 10 81 p.s SIS oa
ertra India mess, ssgs2s DhEsS ~ II, hv %
Steady Bacons. l2'.c $50 b. lztei log TO-
bellies ii 30 quiet 10 H. ls1c y h. l3e /. b. lle
Picked hams steady quoted a, li4h1e. tai
LOW-Firm; special. 1898. city, slsa.c. ecss
a 2 o5c' ciiy lard rrm quoted At sre Refine
lard steady. Continent. 10 25c. South Amerie.
looc Brazil s y .SS yS@ s.Sy 1eo "i to-
Cltx Iarl ..eaIine lQ,c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-14
IT s. Treasury Finances.

Washington. Oct. ls.-1he condition Of the
,-,,,o1 states Treasury at the close o. business
today was. .....-,
n, balance IN general fund silS.ss9.s
Total reseipis ...+-. ..-.. ''''t''-'' az '0-T
Total payments 10. a. e., els al sssirsf
4es~,t II 81 500 -7l last yrsf. e1ciueNr V
Panama Canal and public ceot ualsAeuois