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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

p. A Surg T. T. REED. detached marine recruiting
station. y. y; o. marine bri ,ade. HaYi
Assisf. Surg. K. A. TDHiAnCE dr'a.aesi naval
hospital, PortsmQutl. m marine brigade Hsyii
Assist. surg \. p. BEDDOE. detached Tennessee:
10 marine brigade. uayti
Assist surg r 81 WAREHOUSE. detached Mon
tans. % marine brigade. Hayt
Assist Surg G. II. DRAGDO. detached Nebraska
% salem and recgiglng ship Al Boson.
tivii Eng T. i. REID. detained Eureau Yards
and Dccki. Eov. Is, ~ nav yard. Chare'ton.
Civil Eng r. T. CHAhIBEl>. detached navy yard.
Charleston % Dept N Justice. Wash
Assist, ,hsp. &. Ellis. 70 temporary duty At
Boai . !. 4. ARMSTRONG. warranted.
Chief Ischnist J. A HICKEY. 70 Milwaukee
chief Machinist " NJ. sCHkEIBER. 10 WILSON,
sin.
PaSmaser Clerk J. ,. LYNCH appointment, re-
yukei
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
oct 2s-Benham. y Y. yard. from Cardinals
cAssiu y. Y. yarl CUMMINGS. \. Y. yard from
Gardiner. Bay. Cycops. Norfolk from sesals
Point. DrayfOn. R1ssbank. Fusser. GARDENERS
Bar MsekeTie Key West. Marietta Puerto
torfez, from Puerto Banrio~s. Mccall. RoscbAnz
Nev Hampshire Norfolk from Hampton Roads
q Bnen y. y from Newport PauliinG Boston
FROM Gar,iiner's Bay Preston. Gardiner. Ray
from Boston. Wake. y. Y. yard.
Oct. 27-i'attersod. Boston.
SAILED
Oct g5-Prnokyn. y. Y for Barrslona. Chatta-
ncosa Guaymas for Ia Par
Oct 2s-Balch Newport Tor Y Y Kansas Phils
Bsy. la Par for Nerr. San Diego. fsfe.s0l. New
port FOR Boston. whipplc. Mare Island for San
Pedro
Oct 9i-Absrcnda Guam for Manila
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
CITATIONS.

ROWLAND. SAMUEL F.-THE PEOPLE
OF the State OF New York, b. the Grace OF
God. Free and Independent.-To JOHN q.
dRxcE II 'BuT rH1aH WILLIAM a H6w;
LAND. HARRIET n SWAN, EMMA B.
COBB, MARY ID. Lucy. FRED ROWLAND
JOHN r. ROWLAND. HERBERT r. LEE.
ELDER T.. FRANK. CONWAY, MAsSACHU-
SETS, CEMETERY ASSOCIATION. CON
WAY. MASSACHU SETS. HIGH SCHOOL
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. GOWN
MASS; WILSON MEMORIAL SCHOOL.
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE INSTITUTE. COS
pei TABERNACLE CHURCH. SOCIETY
or THE DESCENDANTS OF TIE Pill
GRIM JOHN ROWLAND, MARY J. PER-
KiNs. THE NORrHFiELD SCHOOLS. des-
ignated in the VIII az "th. two Moody
schools" and TO all persons interested as
creditors, lcgatees next Of kin or otherwise.
in the Estate OF SAMUEL +. ROWLAND.
deceased. who at the time a. bis death re-
aided at l21 Eas; 7sth street. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York. send greeting Upon
the petition ~ Mary J Perkins. residing at
l2i East 1slh Street Borough OF Manhat-
tan. Sew York
show cause before our Surrogate Of this
County Of New York. al the surrogates
Court ~ sait County, held at the Hail OF
trcoris In the County 81 New Yorn on the
Zslh day ~ November 1915 at ha,f-past ten
O'Clock In the forsuosn ~ hat Gay, Why the
account ~ Mar J Perkins, az Exscutrx OF
The last viii and testament % said decreased.
should rot re iudic.aliy s~ttlst.
Ia Testimony whefe"f ~, have caused IN ,
County % New York 70 D, hercunto
lSeall AFFIXED. Witness. Honorable John a.
Cohalsn. Surrogate Of our said
County al the County Of New York, tho 1th
day OF October. IN the year ~ our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and fifteen.
DANIEL : DOWDNEY.
Clerk % The Surrogates Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
PROVISIONS.

Early IN the session provisions showed weakness
IN sympathy Nth lower hogs and a liberal move
ment which induced liquidation. HEAVY covering
appeared on the decline. however. and losses were
more than rcgainel tlc late market showing de-
cided strength good commission hou.e buying
and support from pdcAcrs The arrivals az Chicago
we're $4,000 hos. with 1900 expected On Thurs
DAY. Kansas Clty had 1000 ard omaha 1000 h024
PORK Steady. mess. sl70tlT %. family 81 500
t23 short clear. SlS50rs20.50. BEEF-Sfeady.
$40 50a ST. extra India mess. 81 S2s. DRESSED
HOGS-Eisy: bacons. likr: $50 lbs. Ike 100
~ lac; 40 l6. utsc; piss; l-%c .Ctr
lSil~. II lhs ~. picted hams firm. iJe{i5A b.
TAlLDW-Qu'ei special. ST.. city. Tisc. country.
TH1tc. LARD-Easy Middle Wee. sS1Hs slc.
cts lard easy. 50. s7sc. refined ard barely seady
Continent 10 Doe: South America. 10 soc. Brall.
hecs. Ia soc. compound steady g7sHlOitc STEAH-
INE-steady. nleo. lie. cIlg laIl .teaTIne. l0h...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28

Washington. October y.
ARMY.
Cant. ARTHUR l. FULLER. Coast Art. DESIGNATED
member Coast Az boar for ne Monroe. pee. !,
Cart AVERY J. COOPER Coast Art. from sfaN
duty In coast defences Eastern y. Y 10 loJn
Co Nov 80 80
Fo,Iowing CAPTAINS Coast Art Transferred. Nov -
ARCHIBALD II. SUNDERLAND isth 70 leot1
90. FRANCIS J BEHR Zith 20 ltsih 20 ;
TRANk l. HINES SSH 10 sih Co. , kENNkIh
& NASTEILER. sfh % f9.h 60.
First Lieut.. MA8CEILUs IT, THOMPSON Coss'
Art from IAN duty coast deienees fotoma'
Dec l. 10 SANDY Hook for assignment
Firs, Lieut. DONALD " CONNOLLY. tofps hns /.
10 Tort sam Houston until De-. 20, thence 20 ssn
Fr.nrsap and sail Jan. for Manila
Tirr Lieut. WILLIAM " HICKS. Coast Art.
from eoax defence Eastern y Y. Jan. =. re-
port com officer shore dcfcnces Tor Assignment
" FITZGERALD and LEsLlE MtCpiLL. ~
sec SIG Corps A. Fort SUI. 10 Sig. Corps. AVA
Second lieut. y J. zERBEE. Coast Art. from
nth Co 10 unassigned Us, -.
Promotion II Second Lieut. LtOPOLDO Mkk'A-
DER Porto Rico regiment INF. 10 nfsi lieut. an
Ie.rss, Fira Lleu,s FOREST = w1LLIFORD
and HERBERT A. MCtNE. Coast Art. t"'
months on rci'f from present dutie'
NAVY
IN. VALENTINE WOOD detached Tennessee. 10
rn. MI y n MoHarsEY to Fulton
sus n Il WILLIAMS. deiachei ns'sl hospital
ynrf0it oct II 70 marine hngaie, HAyti
r. surg q a RIKER. detached fsrs. TO ma
r A surg b. G. ALLEN, detached Nss Hsmp-
shire: n marine brigade. Hsytl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
HEAVY PURCHASING
OF FINISHED STEEL
Deliveries Get Further Behind
Pig Iron Bought.

A continued influx OF orders for An
ished products Is reported by the steel
trade publications. Though new records
are predicted for the month in produc-
ton of iron and steel. the mills are said
TO be falling further behind in deiiv-
cries. Pig iron prices are frmer, with
steel-making iron in excellent demand
and more purchasing Of other grades.
"The Iron Age" will say:
Ds.oite erorts ~ the larger steel companies 10
hold ile demand IA check. signs n runaway steel
market are Increasing. They report orders coming in
A. such AZ raie that an Of them are bong
carefully considered before heinz accepted THIS
month vii establish new records IN the output 81
ifofi and steel bat a. spite u the huge Production
lie mills are getting further back IN deliveries.
The Dig Iron market Il very sirong. ani prices are
uo Only maintained bit are being advanced ~ some
disfis,s Several furnsoe Interests have Hnhdra"n
completely from the market for delivery ihH year
1ie ceiling ~ PIG Iron al CHI asO continues 80
actively sud IN such volume that the furnaces nave
been eAsily able 70 maintain their msflmnm basis
n price. and the situation there b. rapidly 9p-
prolching condition u maximum production.
"The Iron Trade Review will say;
Bu,ing n rolling siock b. tho railroads Il con
ftguifg on 81 incfeasng scale Rail buying = actie
rlr.e fuauuffng requirements ~ steel Tor the rtN
gra1s and other leading domestic buSeH are uahfx
a. Nth the heavy foreign tfsfc cgnnruing " ~
,,rAeriraly impossible 10 nli all the demand irices
IN r9aaeaily all finished and semi finished pr"in'i'
continue 70 rise rapidly ,..-.,.s. -,
Heaw buying has tahsn place in steel. mskhs p4
,,en ln different districts. and there has betn morr
de,usod for other grades from The railroad tdiip
,oenf sto.- Foiirdfy iron. hO~cyrf Il tull INC lA&
IA I'd fnenksr u The group.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
NEW STUDEBAKER ISSUE
Treasury Stock To Be Offered at s1IO
Share.

A. R. Erskine, president OF the
Stldebsker Corporation, announced
yesterday that the company's treasury
stock. amounting to 20,6SO shares, will
be offered for subscription 20 the COM
man stockholders Of record at the close
Of business, November 20, at sll0 a
share. Shareholders may subscribe 10
the new stock up to 7 per cent Of their
holdings.
Out OF the proceeds from the sale Of
this stock the company will retire all
of its S2300,00O serial notes. the last
Of which, IN the ordinary course Of
events, would not be due until 1922.
Rights 20 subscribe 20 the new stock
were quoted on the Curb Market Al
to 81, selling from So down 20 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
HOME INDEMNITY COMPANY.

Pursuant TO Section II Of the Insurance
Law OF the State Of New York, we, the
undersigned, all being natural persons OF full
age and at least two-thirds OF US citizens
OF the United States, and at least one OF US
a resident Of the state OF New York. do
hereby declare and publish notice OF our In
tention 10 form a domestic stock insurance
eorporation to transact the business OF nde,-
lty and surety insure nee a. authorized under
subdivision 4 OF section 20 OF the Insurance.
I'aw The name OF the proposed corporation
IL HONE INDEMNITY COMPANY The
amount OF It's capital stock 80 TO be Two
Hundred and Fifty Thousand $3.50 000l
Dollars and It's surplus Two Hundred and
Fifty Thousand s25O.0QO) Dollars additional.
The pIncipal and home Office OF the corpora
lion liz TO be located in the Borough Of Man
haitian. city. County and state Of New YORK
Dated. New York. september 18th, 1915.
GEORGE C. CABELI- CLARENCE 3.
NETTLES, JOS = WARD. n. ID.
BONN A KENNEDY CHILD. GUS
TAV KCNPERT, CHARLES PETRAS.
= c HORWARTH ALFRED
WOLFF. A BONNET. ". LEM.
BRECH. c. HERRFoRTH. JOSEPH
DENk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
Centre Lac Of Block.
EAST 10th STREET.

EAST 10Th STREET.
The approximate amount OF the lien Or
charge 70 satisfy which the above
scribed property IS to be Sold Is -Four
thousand eight hundred i've and l0/too
Cs4sO540) Dollars. with interest thereon
from the nth cay OF September. 1915,
together with costs and allowance
Amounting TO Two hundred seventeen and
T7lOO Dollars. with Interest from Septem-
Der 18th, 1918, together with the expenses
Of the sale. The approximate amount Of
the taxes assessments and water rates or
other liens. which are 10 be allowed 20 the
purchaser out Of the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee. In Three hundred and
25lOO Dollars and interest.
Said premises Will be sold subject to 3
tar lien OF Three hundred and forty-nvs
and g4fl00 Dollars ana interest
Dated, New York. September 23rd. 1918
HARRY A GOTDEL Referee.
The foregoing sale IS hereby adjourned
10 Friday. October zznd. 1915. at the sams
time and place.
Dated. New York. October 18th. 1915
HARRY A. GOIDEL. Referee.
The foregoing sale l. hereby further ad-
journed 20 Friday, october 2sth. 1918. az the
same time and place.
Dated. New York. October 1zni. 1918
HARRY 4. GoiDEL. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. October II. 1915.
REEVES.


P.eeints 226s head: 81 cars on sale. including
., cars AZ steers The steer market was more
ct,va AZ an advance n l0a i5c over Mondays sales
come sales possibly 25c higher. common 70 meduin
hu,fs steady. others slow 20 weak. cows unchanged
I'm price There a good Clearance OF we yatus.
Poor 10 choice steers sod AZ 5000 50 per 100 lbs
car Of extra prime Yirsna l530 los ayefess ,e e
$40: oxen az s62jGs1.60. bulls az $i5v4; 20 30,
quiet az l08lfisc. extra a. l5c.
CALVES.
Re-eirti. 7o7 head: 1876 on sale Trade wa
SLOW and prices we're generally zoe lower, nut us
mons we-, cleared Common 10 prime veals sold ~
<sa<l2 20 per 100 lbs. Few head az Szl3gSl';
criiis az SG106S1 80: grassers al $500 $500 ied
calves a. S59ST.50. yearlngs q $500 $3.50. cl'y
dressed yeels slow at I4gl 9c' county dressed At
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts, $3.50 head: - cars on sale. sheep IN
Moderate demand and steady lambs steady 70
.heer soid az s4Gsj.50 per 100 lbs. common 70
choice lamb. az $500 SEQ. culls at S950gS.
Dressed rnuftcns steady az sal lie. choice wether'.
liifc. dressed lambs slow az l2e l5e' country
d-essed dollhouse lambs. $50 per carcass.
HOGS.
Receipts. si70 head: about a car on sale. Mar
sod AZ s. 10 per 100 lhs: rougs a, $3.50. County
dressed h0gs steady Al 100 2c roasting ct li9lse
lbs Telegraph 70 The Trbunel
Louisville. ny. oct 27-SHEEP and LAMBS
Rscslr.- l07 market quiet: choice lambs. ~ Z
sc. butcher lambs jG6iAc; culls, 4G5c; best IA,
sheep ie5c; medium. "a &c. cuis. lse2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
As 10 Prophecy.

The stock market has had it's full
share Of adverse criticism, and without
doubt IL has deserved most that 1t got.
u doesn't require any superhuman IN
teiligenee % perceive that many things
have been done with stocks that ought
not 20 have been done and that the
critics chorus OF "It's all wrong has
tome Justification. The prophets who
ia~ short life, II gay one, for a
market that had all the earmarks o.
Manipulation have been confounfed'
hei once. but a dozen times. They
we're right-as who would not be :
saying that stocks could not keep
% going up forever, and that the
hizhsr they went the greater would
e the smash, but they have had TO
earn the bitter truth Of the saying
u sometimes better 10 be wrong
NAN 70 be right too soon"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
studebaker Prepares the Way.

There was al first n apprehension
about the action of the Studebaker di-
reetors. and the stock declined within
a few minutes from 1877 to 1876. later
roing 70 1873. Spectators thought
ma, the right 20 subscribe TO new
stock was being given in lieu Of real
extra dividend. As the rights" were
worth. AZ best, S. share and the price
OF the stock had discounted something
very much better. the first feeling was
one Of disappointment. The full state
ment Of the directors, however, showed
that the news was not bearish, but, If
ANYTHING. bullish. Stock was being
sold in an amount and at a price TO
bring the company in approximately
the cash required TO pay of its out
standing serial notes, which amount
10 S23.O0O.O00 That debt paid off,
there would be no others, except cur
rent accounts. Outstanding; the com
pany would have a large working CAPT.
tal. Of which S6.500,000 would be cash,
and with the amortization Of the pre-
ferred stock 10 the degree stipulated
taken care Of, the way would be open
TO declare dividends as much in ex-
cess Of s per cent as the directors
felt could be afforded. The news was
bullish, but how much the price OF
the stock has discounted whatever Is
70 come is a question that each specu-
lator has to settle for himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28

nembsrs Of the Cotton Kxch6nge
..sNfdsy. b. vote Of 100 70 40, APP
u,'tc the amendments 10 the bylaws
shieh briit the activities Of alien mem
~ ~. elected after November I. After
az Gate applicants for admission ~
~snpefshlp will be required 70 state
wrung whether or not they are ei.i-
ss 81 the United States. and alien
nssfs shsll not be entitled 10 holJ
sss 70 vote ~ any meeting Of the
s1shsnss Or 10 sign contracts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28

Tie local stree, market srr copper was quiet and
unchanged. with electroytie quoted al iSc. on the
New York Meal Exchange tin was steady. With
SPOT IN fyei0n lots quoted a; 1885, = 5s.>l -.
York ii5c asked and East :. Louis t.s1 nc. n
London lead ciosci A. f24 - Tor slot and speiier
SPOT fss los. COPPER closed a. az - ior
standard spN. ga i5s ior futures ami SIS icr
elec;rulytie spot TN in London closed a, ii5s Us
'0r standard spot aud Elsa Is for futures. Win
sales Of " tons SPOT and 100 tons futures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
BRIEP. WALL STREET NEWS

Robert s. Lovett. chairman OF .ht
sIse7tiye committee Of the Union Pa
e1t Railroad Company, began tour
" inspection over the company's lines.
y was announced yesterday that a
..s'n'sittes ~ being formed 70 solicit
y''1ifs ~ be voted al the annual meet
ns 81 the Tri-Bullion Smelling AMI
development Company.
george ". HcPaddsn. who was re-
ssnby elected director Of the Penn"
yNsnia Railroad Company. has beer
. .f.n a member Of the finance com.
WE, 70 succeed the late kudulph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
CHICAGO PRICES.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

There was fair trade In the -four market al
though the tone was some5ghet unsettled BY Tho
irregular actions ~ wheat. Minneapolis reported
that -four sales hal been ~ pretty good volume g.
the last few days TIE following prices IN wood.
are quoted GA the NeS York Produce EKchange
Spring patents. $500 Si.5j; spring clears $ l0a
'.2j winter patents. $j4j9 s. 80. winter straighs.
s. $50 s5.45. extra 40 ! winters 81 $50 81 70
extra No ? winters. s435@SijO: Kansas straights
$3.50 500 fancy spring patents. i0hbing los.
t27j nominal per 100 lbs. RYE FLOUR-Eaw
fair 20 good s. 50H $40. choice 10 fancy. s. 100
sj.S5 COHNMEAil-Steadys kiln dried. 81
RAG MEAfr-SteadY: fine white and yellow 81 -
coarse. tlii FEED-Cly steady. bran. bu Is.
seal l10-lb sacks. go 20 heagy mid'nys DO.
$3.50: -four mddlinsi DO. Sal Rel Dog f'Gr.
HOLD sacks. S32 30. Western quiet. bran. lOo-lh
SACKS So - t23 To- standard midllings DO So
-four m.dilinv do. SCI Red Dog -four. li9-b
sacks $50. oil meal $50 f3q 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
Stock Market Gains Some
Credit by Reception Of
Steel Figures.
STEEL ITSELF LOSES
BUT A SINGLE POINT
Studebaker Makes Ready the
WAY for a Possible melon"
for Common Stockholders.

The reception given by the stock
market yesterday to the Disappointing
statement Of the Steel Corporation S
quarterly earnings was regarded in
some quarters as the best advertise
ment the market had had since it re-
covered from the break in the war is
sues about a month ago. While the
market as a whole was reactionary. the
losses were chiefly in such issues as
Baldwin Locomotive. Crucible Steel and
The motor shares. Steel common itself
lost only a point on the day. At one
time. in the morning, it had actually
shown a small fractional gain. There
was evidence. however. that the strong
ann OF support was under some Of the
war stocks. If not Steel. and the honey
comb of stop loss orders was pene-
tra,ed in only a few places. AS an
example Of the well cushioned decline,
Steels movement yesterday was well
nigh perfect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of Various
Corporations.

The Third Avenue Railway System re-
ports operating revenues of s946,7O6 in
gross for September. being an increase
of S11,571 over the same month in the
preceding year. Through efecting a
reduction Of s41,765 in operating ex-
penses, net earnings Of s396,O14 were
1886 greater than year ago, equal
to a gain of nearly 16 per cent. There
was expended S62,l54 for taxes, de-
crease of sl,113, and the gross income
after interest charges was ,276, an
expansion of s54,26s, and the net In
come available was Sl2S,702, $53,S9l
more than was reported last year.
Earnings for the three months ended
September 30 amounted to S2,S63,934
in gross, a decline OF s30,9l2 from the
same period year ago, and net oper-
ating revenues decreased sl599S, to
$1,128,5S7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
PnrAInEs AID VEGETABLES.

Po,a,oos IN liberal supply aud weak. Sweet po-
tatoes steady Onions g,ncraily poo- aud prizes
ow. Peppers dragging u,es sound PUiA S5 ~ :,
a. 20. Ne IGS-lb bag s. GA g. 40. STATE and West
en-. lao 10. S2@s225, bag 50. Jersey. round, BAG
81 -56 81. long. sl60@ti - southern. Dbl. 81 500
81 Is. SWTETs southern. Dbl 81 2jg i6L; has
~ fnaCn.. leroy DBL sl50as2. basket. i0gs0c;
ARTCHOKES Cal. French. drum. $50 SO; nearly
Jrrisslem hll s350a<t: BRU SSElS SPROUTS.
quar. ga Toe: BEANS. nearby. baske, or oas &c
fSf- y q grrcr basket 50d s5c Va. wax, basket.
~ Ii IS. wax. basket sOc@sl 81 Baltimore.
fyfs '2 rs,sy iS U.s. :iSss5 tARRors nearby
bbi o- bag lscISl: CORN. Jersey. per 100. 59cs
81: CUCtMBEEs. basket isa l2j5 65l. ZIG
-Q hoinouse d,cj .'e , 80. ~, Si XII
-lc. -ed t5cel, rAILFLoWEtS. l. L. s9.3it
cI' Dbl. 81 81. long cut, pea ~ p rtle ou,e' p.
CnICORN basket i5c9S ~; CsL.nl' 49,, e ~.
Iar.cy bunch. l0aaje. standard crate sS.@ -; -
TGGpLANTs Jersey. Dbl tlat2 basket doG is%
81 81. fla box S2sS3. llOKShRAplSH. 100 ID.
81 rogfi 30. IETT1 CE state. 3-doLen rate -lc .
2.dolcl crate 75c@sl. nearby. Dbl, 4ocgSl n ,7,
kef lsa4fc: Baltimore. basket. 2jg joc LIMA
Hr'Avs basket. I 5ocGsl50 bag. 50c9$l 25;
III sHROONs. basket, 55ce SI75; oNIIoNs., white;
e S Conn Vsiiev Yellow, has - j0@tl75; state
ard western. rel. bag 30c9fl. 80: Fellow sge@
Si75. Cal and col Yellow. bag. .@s5 9 Pf -
", large sr,.'i large basket s55oSs3 5o small large
haskell S5Ts8. small. small basket. N;-5@Sl, y;
{. small small basket. Sl@>- ~, g, ,sll ~ ~
5ea55c PEPFERs cheese. Dol. 81 500 ~ -, r 3qi
and lons. SOFAS 90 BASKET 80 r sgIi Se1 lSo
basket or crate 21n i'cs h-,Ni,ii,,,ifSs ~ -
t W., ,0.. bbi 56cg 81 SQUASH. Hubbard. bh
---II 81 %. marrow. l.rf 81, ~ - ~
IT. gf'25. ni,ah,gs. Dol up bag. 5ocHSl; TOM.
ToEs pe box 25e 'oeio green, is ~ -5ea 95
yy6TrRCRESS 100 punches 7jcg 81 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
slkKUGATE.. NUIlLE.s.

N PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF
Honorable John T.. Cohslan. a Surrogate
OF the County OF New York. NOTICE 10
hereby given 20 all persons aying claims
against Hswarj BoococS. late OF the
County OF y Nv York. deceased. to present
the same. with vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber. at It's place OF transac ting busi-
ness No $50 Fifth Avenue. IN The City %
New York on or before the goth day Of
November next
Dated. New York, the lth day OF May,
1915 ASToR TRUST COMPANY.
Executor.
WHITE & CASE.
Attorneys for Executor. No. II wan
Street, Borough Of Manhattan. Nee
York City
IN PURSUANCE or An ORprR or HONoRA-
be John Z. Cohalan. a Surrogate o. the County
az New York. notice Is hereby given 10 all percns
having claims against Caroline Sleeper Harper. late
n the County n New YorE. deceased 70 prss>ns
tho same with vouchers thereof the subscribers q
Iiseir pacr o. rsnsscting business at the ole AZ
their attorney. John c. Csrk. No. ~ Nassau street.
Ia The cry u Ass yort. on or before The lat day
u March nett.
Dated Nsx York. the 18th dy Of August 1914
GEORGE T. RivES
HENRY n HARPER
HARPER SiLLIMAN
LUIS JANEs PhELPs
JOHN G. CLARK. Attorney for Eycuicts 81 Ne.
eau Street. Borough Of Aanh2tt< New Yerk o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28

40 : 900 bales: speculation and export. SOC !;
American. 1000 Imports, 1000; all American
Mlddling upland. 7.0Sd Futures opened steady. .
~ po,nts lower: closed steady. az 81 10 points
lower October November 8 9id: January February.
Z odd: March April, 6eid May-lune. 6.sJi5d;
Iuly- August 6sslsd. Manchester: Yarns and cloths
ouiat and firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
coTIoAsEED OIL.

co,tonsesd oil was well sustained. hut showed
particular strength IA the late afternoon ln symDa-
Thy With the sudden urfurn IN lard There was
moderate selling on tho advance BY COTTON houses.
i'm, mo hal.e pre- sure AGAINST crude oil Final
prices showed 20 ) points net advance. with sales
n "A 900 barrels Range " prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28

LEGAL NOTICE
The New Haven County National Bank.
located In the city OF New Haven, In tins
state OF Connecticut. Is closing Its a1sira
association are hereby notified to present
the notes end other claims for payment
E G. STODDAPD President
Dated August IS 1915