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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27

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Pay Clerk A W. mGGfN. warranted.
MOVEMENT
SAILED
oct at-Ns~ orleans, rcpoloosmpo for C;uaym.
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i<id ard cs,~f Boston Ter Garftnef,s Nax.
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port f~ Ne~ Lordo1.
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fols from nampton RoAls cuisoa Al y Y
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fanning a. Milestone Landing. from Ncxpirt
Prairie viii leave Norfolk about Sos 1 fof .ngy
IN Hufisn waters stopping AZ Port Royal e
% complete transfer 4 marine recruit depc, from
Norok 10 Por RoJsl
FoI.G1lns : lsnsfsS . sscaass 70, cru,. A.,
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psc IL. arrive shanghai Dee "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27

How the market will take the Steel
cures to-day is something that no one
vas willing 20 predict Yesterday after
noon. Prophecy had concerned itself
with what would happen Il no dividend
we're declared and with what disap-
poirtmert there might be II the quar-
iN's earnings were much below the
rosest expectations. But for such
news as yesterdays 4 was wholly un-
prepared. II is true that Steel for
a couple Of days had shown a reac-
,icnsry tendency, but that was quite
generally ascribed 10 a settling down
process following q too rapid rise. II
msy well be that to-day's reception Of
The news will give q clear indication
q the tone Of speculative sentiment
The character Of markets, as Of men, is
best shov BY the way they receive
dissppo' tments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
$500, 900, 900 TRADE
BALANCE FOR OCTOBER
Total, S5OO,OOO,OOO a Record In
Our Commercial History.
tFron The Tribune Bureau. ]

Washington, Oct. 28.-The foreign
trade OF the United States for October
will approximate s500,000.000 The
week ended October % shows nearly
$40, 100000. These two figures are
records in the commercial history OF
the country.
The trade balance for October will
also make a record. The balance 20
October % was approximately 1884,
100000. and Il is expected 70 20 above
the 5000 5000 mark by The end OF the
month. This excess of exports Is great.
err by approximately s26.0O0,000 than
the previous high monthly record
reached in February last.
OF the total exports for the week
ended October %. 676s0. 906 was from
the port OF New York, as compared with
S5l .657 $3.50 for the previous week and
$2l 1927 for the similar week a year
ago. Since January | there have been
exported from this port $l,25l,75l,7O9
worth OF goods, against $707, s99. 678
last year
The bulk of the exports for last week
naturally we're for England, France,
Italy and Russia, the amounts in the
order named being $24,206,2l8, SIC, 003,-
$50, s5,492, 72s and s5.269,052 The pre-
yious week there was shipped 10 Eng
land goods valued at sl6,6l3 1928, to
France SS.764,lS2. 20 Italy 5000 1923
and 20 Russia s3,358 .3S7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

pr.mo.ion..-s I. m on the date. specified 90 to
e. f. .';d: 81 .si,ta. M H fHs r. &
Eas VOC g. %: = R T. s'i Ea. Fog .S:
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b; 81 Ii sl$sa L i l T. III II
a fs,Ss, 4, a & l. il0: ". J. Mcclellan. H.
Il !, Nv 81 .r,de. No1. ST j. Dodd, Eng 22s;
y FArrsl. frs. 2se: /. ( Henry Enc 2is.
an 70 "a grade Nov 2+-J A. Brush; Ehs, IL
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+ n
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S.: c a. kennscy; &, 4 , y, II los.
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an 20 80 grade No,. z. lA,,,iet,. go q:
q 70 1T s5ade ny. I'd Suesn,.lo Ehs IL. u
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j 0Nsi Ear 80 u y;an AI rls sfi: ! w,sr.nd
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T i,,l Z B Bun. Il II. - I l.. igs 49,. q,
q TO Is, grade. Ne,. &C. K.yn 9,s Il fhi
90 'ih to sd '''' WV
~, ne lo,oS Por promotion to ibe position Of
10, xssr ~ steamer IN this depsrtnen, VIII Re
IL.s ~ ci,t., ~ battalion james J. Henry. Su-
PORT 70 nc r5sn.@- a. n. foot ., Grand At. Pas,
h., ~ late and time specified fof Dfse''e.a
~ n,sf % Operating steam Ar. ensinss Oct - .
70 =" a. po,, Fns 6: G. NJ NIcn. Enl. =.
m LTD vng g1s: W y Reu1. " & l.
"a C.iy.,iy n. a l. IA; 10 3 m. 4
Tso,y =, Ens = ". J. Daley. Ens 80
si1x Tns s0. J. l. Hughes. No !. Ens -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIpS
From The Tribune Bureau
wnhin gton. october 20.
ARMY =

From The Tribune Bn:esul
wnhingtou october &C.
ARMY.
Mai Gen J. FRANKLIN BELL. 70 Houston. Ter
for Temporary duty unni Dec. thence 70 san
Bus Gen. JOHN T. WISER. % H0lO.giu. %
command Hawaiian pept, ~ Nos 20.
Brg Gen FREDERICK : STRONG. % SehofeSi
Htr acxs AID assume command lat Hswanti
BIS. soy. 20. reliegin. Bris Gen JOhN y.
WISER
Foroairg sssislmcns officers infantry sm re-
ce.ff pr0Mvoi announced Coz SAMSON l..
FAtsON. attached 5fA in,. Lieut. co. LuiVS
J. 10 RFEE Mai Guy j. PALMER Calts.
AIiHlD J. HoorH aqd EDWARD n MASSkE
az Flra Lla.L EDGAR =. MILLER. unas-
Lieut. co... JULIUS PENN AID CAPT IosEPH
WOLFF % 2sth Inf. First Lieut. THOMAS g
LONEnGAs. % isih fnf . f1ct LicuL ALBERT
l. sNEkD. 20 fth Inf
NAVY.
Rear Adm. REArrY. 20 retired list
Rear ADJ WALTER MLEAN. drtacb~. courisnd
ith Div Atlantic nact Nov. p. 10 cofnmandant
Rear An NIBfRr GLEAyEs. to command tor
psdo fGilla Atlantic feet. Nov 22.
Reu Adn a. III ~. 20 command an Div.
Cau. 8 \ ROB,sON detached asslstan, 70 Bu-
rc4u NJ sts4H D. axiarerllg NaD Department 20
command ~OlIf taHuIi.a
Csm r. T. m ssEi.i. detached command South
Carolina. 20 lore al salt order.
cara " s SIMS detached command fouci0
ting oat NsyAds ani = command When commits
coa M IS. v PRATT detached Command Birraius.
ham 20 wait oFieo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27

are the people who "had Bethlehem
right" and chad Baldwin right" and
are presently--if history is any guide
to be "had right" themselves. While
they are winning, they are always
popular; but when they have begun TO
lose, their talk is no longer interest
ing; they have too much TO explain, and
they become bores. Hence the need
for new ST. Helenas. Now, there Is no
desire on the part Of any one 10 pun
ish these Napoleons. All that is sought
is 70 segregate them. Available islands
are scarce, but the name Of the
Thousand Islands suggests that there
might be made a good beginning. AT
least. that many are needed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Yesterday. Monday.
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Members Of the Stock Exchange Ath-
letic Association will hold their third
annual ball at Terrace Garden on the
evening of November Is.
David ". Barry, Ronald A. Byrnes
and William L. Mckee nave been ap-
pointed assistant cashiers OF the Ma
tional City Bank.
John NJ. Grant, who for the last
eight years has been first assistant
treasurer in charge Of the foreign
financial department Of the American
Express Company In New York, has
been appointed managing director of
the Swedish Russo-Asiatic Company in
this country.
II. K. Wohlers has been reelected
president of the Guaranty Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27

! no grade hsy t-8si5. fsnry nsh, clover mr'f. :
af-, RYE sTlAW. 50 O. So small bales h,ol'
81 .I.IF. l..iHr .trrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
NEW FRENCH CREDIT
OF S15,000.000
Reported To Be for Purchase Of
War Munitions from
Du Points.

Negotiations are being carried on
between a group Of Wall Street banks
and trust companies for the establish
ment here of new French credit
through the sale Of acceptsnces. II
was learned yesterday that the amount
of tho credit under consideration was
approximately SI5,0O0,oO0, which will
probably be used 70 purchase war mu-
nitions.
In view Of the fact that the Bank
ers Trust Company is one of the in
stitutions In the lending group, rumor
was current that the proceeds of the
loan would be used to finance pur-
chases made at the du Pont Powder
plants. The completion of the credit,
II was learned, only awaits cable ad.
vices from Paris, which are expected
at any moment.
Russia also has her agents in this
market actively seeking a loan, which
if what is hoped for is realized may
run as high as s10O,0O0,OO0, a promi-
nent banker said yesterday. This au-
thority in the banking world declared,
however that Russia would have TO
pay high for money obtained here,
possibly as high as per cent. If she
is willing 20 pay the equivalent OF that
rate Of interest, the impression pre-
walls that a loan, even up to 100000
600. would find a favorable market in
this country.
Their, was no further information
offered as to the statu. Of the nego-
tiations for financing further the needs
of Great Britain and France In the
form of credits supplemental to the
s500OOO,O0O external war loan, but the
export figures made public yesterday
emphasized the necessity OF making
some arrangement In the near future
70 stabilize exchange.
An additional shipment Of s2,25o 900
in British gold coin was deposited yes
terday at the Assay Office by the Guar
anty Trust Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27

There Is a likeness 20 Mrs. Parting
tons broom IN the credits that are now
being established here for the Allies;
they seem so ineffective an implement
against the swelling tide Of trade bal
tnees. In the latest reported week, for
Instance lnominslly that ended Octo-
Der 23), and through the New York
customs district only. England took
s2t,200 900 OF our exports; France,
100000; Russia. s5,2O0,000; Italy,
1890 900. and little Wales over 81 ,300,-
roo. To be sure, there were imports
ron those countries TO offset in part
these great purchases, but they were
snail In the comparison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27

The above figures for 1915 reveal
clearly the steady improvement that
has taken place in the Steel Corpora
TONS business since the first of the
year, each month showing a substan-
tial increase over the previous one:
That the current quarter In point OF
earnings will be even better than the
last was indicated by the recent state
ment of Judge Gary, chairman of the
board, that all the plants are now run
ming to capacity, with prices well up to
the average.
Among those present at yesterdays
meeting was Henry c. Prick, who was
asked the status Of the negotiations
pending for the acquisition OF the
Pennsylvania Steel Company by the
Bethlehem Steel Corporation. Mr..
Prick, however, declined to discuss the
subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE. -Por
paper maturing IN ten days or less. per cent: VI
10 ninety days per cent.
CALL MONEY opened q, ls. per cent; highes. .
per cent. lowest ~. per cent closing. per cent.
renewal ~, per cent
TIME MONEY was easier Rats. 2ss3 per cent
for sixty days. "a. per cent FOR ninety days. four
five and SIX months.
MERCANTILE PAPER 1as quiet. with easier
tendency. Ruling rates 1884 per cent FOR bes,
names. bank scceptances. 2isa2ii per cent
CLEARING HOUSE TRANsACTIoSs-Er-
changes. Sool.o269e7. balances 2.i92.l7i Tn,
Sub Treasury vas debtor 70 the amount Of 81 so
SIP.
SUB TREASURY View York b,nks los, 70 ne
Sub Treasury 81 $50 900. ara gained since Friday
$500
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES Else
wHERE.-Bos'oa. for ten days. 3 Der cent. I'd Ia
ninety days. T. Philadelphia. Tor ;ea days. 3 pe,
cent. for ten 20 ninety days. .. Cleveland ior ten
ninety DAYS, "a Richmond up % ninety days. 4
PEI cent Aualia, up 10 Ninety day. per cent
Chicago, and ~ per cent: 81 Louis. f9r ,en
asa Pa e ~, , Aia' g., Cy per -, cent ~.
days. per cent for thirty DAYS. 81 FOR thirty 20
sixty days. 4. for sixty 20 ninety DAYS. az
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston,. par 81,
Louis 3 discount bii. Be- premium asked Mime
ap0l.s. Zoe premium. Chicago. l0c discount
BANK CLEARINGS -Baliimorr-Ercrsnges s..
100 2s balances. s9l7 81. Boston - Exchange.
s3352i.f3i. balance 81 s0s so Chirago - 81.
changes. Sj6.gjf.711. talaGces s. f35.9if Phita
deipha-hxclalges, 81 GT9 5s,. balances. g. OF,
81. s5275s
SILVER MARKET-Bu silver IN London vas
OBJ i5-lGd unchanged New York quotations va.
iSfc unchanged. Mcricsn silver dolias. 37i. . lsc
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Demand sterling showed
sffcug ih iu the early dealings rising 20 aBaA hu,
later broke % Mondays low price q islh. Cabis
ali sight rates IOffr1-t able. it-i. demand
46lH Paris--Cable 1851 check. sln Berlin
--Cabe, slis check sl. GFoece--Csb able, : 49,
check T. Sixty and ninety day bills ioraoa
tbanker' SHY days ijI. ninety days. AS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
Want Stock Adjustment.

Directors OF the Car Lighting and
Power Company have requested hold
ers Of fractional shares TO adjust their
stock. IL being the intention Of the
company to have outstanding full
shares only. The company is prepared
to buy at the rate Of SIS full share
fractional shares from present holders
or to sell them at the same rate, q
sufficient amount TO make full share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
Open. High. Low. c


IN. local street nsrke; FOR copper vas quiet ard
steady with electroiytic quoted al lsc 90 tns NtN
VoIE Meta Lrchange spol tn n i've ION lots was
quoted ss623 @83s1Ao. and lead was rrm AZ lle
ssked for New York SPOT and i6lsc asked hast
~ Louis In IoudOn lead spo; closed at E2i 5 Jd
and su,.ter spot t5s los. Copper n London closed
At f7z p sd for standard spot fl2 l0s for futures
and fSs for eiectrO.ytIc spot. snd ~ was gloied
il5t l5s FOR standard spot and futures, vim sales
~ 100 tons sY0, and 100 tons futures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
WEEKLY EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports OF merchandise from the
Port of New York, officially reported
at the Custom House, for the week
ended October %, amounted 70 $751;
5S0,9O6 against 1867 ,ss9 the pre-
vious week and 2l,397,327 in the cor
responding period last year Since
January /. Sl.25l, 75l, 709. against S707,-
500 CTS in the corresponding period
last vpQr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

Trading attention on the Consoli-
dated Exchange was particularly CEN
tired upon United States Steel; The
stock touched a high Of 871s and low
of s5t. Erie did not get below SO.
Reading, selling ex-dividend, went as
high as sly. The high price for Union
Pacific was 1864, for New Haven 831s:
Copper touched high Of
49, and Miami Copper of 95A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
MINING.
Powder Earnings increase.

The Hercules Powder Company re-
ports for the nine months ended Sep
TENDER 30 gross earnings Of Ss,6I5,567,
an increase of s2.7Ol.i 39 over the pre-
vious year. The surplus after pre-
ferred dividends was s2,O4s,4sl, equal
to 1855 per cent on s7.i50.000 common
stock. or at a yearly rate Of over 80
per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27

Peacs rumors from abroad. as well "a ouJins ,o'
foreign account caused quick rally ~ tho coffee
market at the close o. tho dag. aud after having
shown 8 rather heavy tone throughout the gredief
part OF the session the market closed firm. with net
gains o, sHll points. The trade was Inclined %
cover and as offerings Light buyers we're forced
20 bid the market Up IN order 70 o orders. There
we're comparatively few cost and freight oNers here
from Brazil and prices practically unchangd.
with Santos g quo.d At o 65c % and f. a. zoe.
Is al ST3G9 CSC Is AID IS a. S.I0asc. al Lon
don credits and Rio "a az T0jc. American credits.
The local spot market was inactive but steady Win
RIO :. quoted at T1.c. Range u p'ices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27

Liverpool cables. eysot cotton. mcierste demand. .
sales 900 ba'e-. speculation ani erpor, 900;
American 900 Imports. $4,000. all American,
Nnd-up. and. sd Fgturcs opsnct outs, 70 10
points loser Closet steady AZ net derlas o.
70 si- points October November ard January
Febnl1y. t0id: Nsren. April. 7.ooht. My JuGs.
ggst.d. Jaly-AugIs, . 91d. Manifestations
ouot and nrm c'c,hs quist bu, steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27

The income account Of the Central
Leather Company for the quarter end
ed September 80, made public yester-
day, following a meeting Of the d.
rectors, showed net earnings of S.
077,56l, an increase of ss42,905. The
surplus available for dividends was ST.
1858, compared with s997,565 last
year No action was taken by the di-
rectors yesterday regarding dividends
on the common stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
Central of Georgia Report.

The Central of Georgia Railway re-
ports for the year ended June 30 last
gross earnings OF sl2,l0s,is4, . de-
crease of s2.2s,39i from the previous
year. The surplus after charges was
sl,202,005. an increase Of sii0.963.
There was a reduction Of s1,si2,263 In
expenses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS,
Week ended October 20. 1915.
BUTTER.

Receipt, FOR week 50. 500 package 'ast week
81 .s3 packages EHpors fof ~eek 70 EuIope = 10
weakness followed last weekly report. out THIS d.l
not last long he marke, soon recovering and then
Is yery arm feeling on tins better srade, q cream
en- With current quotations easily obtained cream
ery. eI,rAs 9? seors) .St &c. hisn'f sogii.
third. 23dgic; state dairy. inest. 2s1c. good 70
prine. 9sS2sc common 10 fair. g jlsc. reno
grades "a a3c. imitation creamery. nrsts = 10
ladies' current make. rists, ~ mac seconds, n
92li,e: lover u.de'. lsa @2oise packing ,'oes
10 2. zoe. lower grades. lsal9isc.
CHEESE.
Receipts for week. l0ii2 to1es. Exports fos
week TO Europe 1850 boxes 20 Other countries. 5'i
hores There mas heen Considerable advance on
most siy.es Of cheese during last week. due 70 a
revival u eIpor, demand. About 1000 boSes wero
taken by shippers on this market UP 70 Sturdy
and while TIL. demand has lately dropped "a. dne
den, foldlas q al dsslri9. srads, Losat tFriias
Eat ,u.clAs l5t> l5c: fresh. fats specials 49,
average iaacy. Isl. elsie: cheddar. l5l, eii,,.
= IJc Wisconsin. whole milk fresh. DAISIES, is,se
i5s.e. tEins. isite. Yoqns Americas. i5A. "a l6e.
state. SKINS held. specials. l-,7 fise fresh. .pe
cisis l2al2ic choice IA Glle.c. fair 10 good
sis loisc. cominon. fes,
EGGS.
Receipts for sssk. isis2 cases The arrivals have
been nShi and the proportion = new laid qualities
portion " high grade egss df Tor The b-si class -
rade has ben promptly salGbls AZ hardening prlces
Nearby esss n yrrs snail supply and of Irregular
quality. fancy rcNlaid stock j. sesy scarce and
wanted al trm prices. Fresh gathered extra rle
DORM 3Tf3sc. ertra frsis. "A q 3oc. Arsis -se 81
secands % 3ec thirds and poorer. 2ze .5c dfries
No l. 22$ 21ac. No and poorer. ls8-l No.
checks good 20 choioe dry. 20'1 ale. culs and In
f-riof f5410c. rfrig-rstor. sp,ciai marks. f,ncy
Csc rsts. al. 25isc. s~con.ts. $50 -tc ttifis -
poorer. 2oae2fle: state. PslnyisaniA and nearby
heunsry whites nus o. fancy. SEA Sc. Ordinary 10
good. sSe5oc. gathered whites 20 slar sud quail
liy 35s52c. Western gathered whites. $50 40c /.
state FenEsylvsnis and nearly. hernery browns 30
41c. gathered brown snd mixed c0l0n. 500 De .
nearly. f.irssTaisr -. Ge3Dc.
HAY AND STRAW.
There l. scry little change IN the gen>fai situation
4 little more sound has 10 avail able a. the a3d
II market and the tone Is perhaps uot quite 50
rrn there frie SHEDS stil s-ry bare % o'er-
ilss other than damaged and lns grade stock
vhich r. eIoee,iinglp hard % sell Afsfa IS not
wanted except % sp<ei. trade. Rye sfs~ sfeaiy
HAY. large bai-d. Gmo'hy 40 !. Tor ton sa5 Z
sc. NJ ~ No :. slsef.i. shplll - !loG 81 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
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Boston Mass Oct 2S-Lges'ock receipt, for
week 309g cattle TO- $50 sheep and LAMBS. s.sl3
calves. ll.s06 hon The yards and barns TeFe
opeurd for unrestricted trading and receipts were
heavy IN al ercep, mich cows. Beef cattle were
IN lrge supply and the market weaker OF all
grades. only few u tlo best cattle we're offered
and these sod Al 7E@Si4r. Good steecrs and oxen
brought TaTi.c. Tls best heavy COWS and he'-rs
brought 6afLc. Eais 20 good CONS. Sc; poor f0
ordinary 4a5c. ant boi0uas aud Gamers. 81. 3aso.
Bulls sold az 4asiac. lNd offerings ~ calves
weTe large. bur there wa5 li't' chance IN the
market. though the tone was somewhat weaker
Good average calves rarged from ~ o. with fancy
up 20 l0isc. Coarse calves sold from 5H7c.
Rereip,s o, sheep and lambs AZ the yards were
the heaviest 'Or long time. bu, tie demand held
steady aud an taken with little or no de
cline m prices Sheep ranged from ss3c. and
lambs from scr
Hogs we're da,iedy weaker Dropping nearly a
cent from week ago N sympathy With the lower
markets n TIE Wcsr Ligr hoss sold az 7. &c.
with some extras sl0@s 2ic. but the latter were
few. Dressed hogs were quoted az - l4ac
Tho barns we're not well fisd With mixers a. %
su,GcioEt notice u tie reopeninz had been given
The demand vas quiet ami prices were about a.
three weeks ago Average miiks brought 500 s.
Nth choice cows sS5@sl2j and ordinary s408a5o
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
New Use for Thousand Islands.

"hsn there was only one Napoleon
, alont make any difference that
, .sis was only one 81. Helena. But
~ mere are thousand Nspoleons.
90 he number is increasing daily al
- alarming rate Napoleons Of
s.shee. Every frequenter Of Wall
eet knows them. They are 10 be
80 80 IN scores Of brokerage houses,
srcandsd by their admirers and ex-
S'"d BY the margin clerks. They
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
SUGAR FUTURES.

decline o. points with no business reported on The
call Business remained quiet Until the late Htef-
noon when a li,tIe trade buying sent prices w
few points, she market closing barely steady l9a
points net decline with sales Tor the dag $3.50
tons Range Of prices: