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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

on, Oklahoma and in command when commits
Com mn" R. z. JOHNSTON. detached General poard.
naval trainins station. Newport
Lieut., c. :. GRAVES. % Oregon.
lieut. X : CRENsUAW detached Darsn Radio
station Psnam. Canal Zone. 70 RADIO Va
Lieut. " o. WALLACE anl Leuts a. O.
II J. PIERCE A IS. ANDERSON and J. c.
Lieut.. j. G. ELLIOTT BUcKMAsrER. to New
A. sSrs PAUL RICHMOND. JR.. ~ r. c..
p A Pay. z. DICKINSON detached Cleveland.
20 home and walt orders.
A Pay. : J. BRUNE commissioned
Chap. c. H. DICAINs TO n.g yard. Philadelphia
Naval Constructor J. 4. fUREK detached naval
station Honolulu. % Bureau q Consirtction
and Repair. N1v Dept
20 Nsv.l Hospital y. Y.
chief Gun. ofTo FRIES detached Missouri. To
CHEF Mach C @ NELSON detached Missouri.
Mach. 4. / HEYcliFII. 70 Pittsburgh
chap W O. lsAACs detached receiving ship at
\. Y. 70 navy yard. y. Y
A. Chap. r. D. WORKMAN detached Ohio. TO
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
Oct. s.P.rD. Pr-bls. Paul Jons, and stewart At
Oct, I.-N.shuI-. al Cape H.yt-n. from ~
Lherte Warrington, a RosehGnk. from y Y
{ri. Dfayton. a. y. Y. yard. from Bosst .
lornosn. a. Corinfo. Montana AZ Newport
SAILED
Oct I-Rsid. Boston. for nanruvres. Lsmson. Pres
ton and Flusser Boston. for man0uues. Osce0la.
Por, al Prince. Tor Mragoane. Dolphin. WIN
ihrop Tor Norfolk Bruius. IArnsIka. for Beirut;
Eis and Lrrenee San Francisco. for Sac Diego.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED
Lofts and Offices in Buildings on East
and West Sides Rented.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased Offices in 100 Broadway TO Miss
Sarah +. Steven and William A. Vent
err; also space on the eighth floor Of
81 and 80 Liberty st. 70 the Grenade
Company of America and TO Julian VI.
Wilson.
He'll & Stern have leased In A 10 81
Wes. 2sth ST. he fourth and ff.h
floors, containing 10000 square feet ~
space, TO the Howard Ladies Apparel
Manufacturing Company, for lorg
term of years.
Charles B. Walker leased space In
12l and l23 Canal st. 70 Levine. Under
& ChaWick; in PSI and 253 Canal st.
10 the American Scientific Novelty
Company, and in SO Walker st. to
Wingender & Goldman Company.
W. & l. Hess, Inc. leased for term
of years 20 the Rose-Jacobs Company
1900 square feet at ISL TO 155 West
Both ST. and William Danenbaum l0,-
600 square feet at n to S3 West 2Otn
81.
James J. Buckingham has leased the
store l3S West 65th st. to the Yankee
Tire Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09

80, ROGER WELJEs detached n41a! training
s.Auoa. Newport ost u. = s0oiscuoo f'uns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
pnrelr PSYCHOLOGICAL.

:, &. sYpected IN some quarters that
4, .l,rge Will have quite an influence
p' ss..s,ris.ive sentiment. Ordinarily
a.! q much larger following for q
w w hat sells for 500 6 share or less
49,, tor one selling much over that tig-
~ ~. While q stock is no cheaper selling 5S
:. tsO share than Il is quoted at ~
= -, people sre apt 20 think Of II
~ = .tsspeI. 4 rise cf point IN Penn
's,Tsris on the new basis, for instance,
!: ,st likely TO seem so much Of gain
= o. rise Of 2 points on the present
-, ~ quotation. There IS no exact
I,5,ire bevond which spectators Will
y. ngrsue stock. but il Is a TACT
81. y. PEOPLE are deferred from buying
i,'sss EXCEPT for Investment, which
=. cpo,es around 100 OF $50, whether
~ {rure means dollars per share or
,.,,,rtsee Of par. The high prices that
I've lstsly prevailed Tor many Of the
v,r issues may nave changed this idea.
y1, week ought To- show whether or
,et they have.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
CHEESE.

Receipts to-day. 2i2j boxes. The market .
cheese state. whole milk fresh. fats and tsias.
coiorei specials 1870 i5.c: white. sp"1ss' loc'
colgred average fancy. i4A.c. white average ishcS
ItAc: cheddars Az aljc; daisies. specials, l5,9d
1880: all STYLES. under grades iza ithtc: M,ls,
al5c: young Americas IS. Gljisc; state SKINS,
held specials. l2al21c. fresh. specials ia q 70
choice i0ia Gle; fair 10 good. s9lOci common
"a &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
AFTER IRON MOUNTAIN R. R.
Suit Begun to Foreclose s2oo'ooo'ooo
First and Rcfunding Mortgage.

81 Louis, Oct. S.-A bill TO foreelose
the 5000 100000 first and refundins
mortgage on the St Louis, IRON Noun n
tain & Southern Railway was filed in
tbs Federal District Court here to-day
by the Union Trust Company Of New
York and Benjamin z. Edwards. trus-
tees for the bondholders. A similar
suit against the Missouri Pacific was
fled by the Guaranty Trust company
Of New York few weeks ago' Do''
roads are In receivership.
Frederick W. Judson, who filed the
Iron Mountain foreclosure petition, san
the suit would not affect the receiver
ship. ,
thorized on July /, 1912, and the DO oon nds
are PAYABLE In 1852. About S25;oOo'POo
81 The bonds have been sold, the rest
being pledged 10 secure Missouri RI
cifc note issues or held in the Iron
Mountain treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
COAL PRODUCTS STOCK OFFER
Holders May Take Is Per Cent Pro
Rata 10 Retire Notes

Directors Of the American Coal Prod
ucts Company yesterday voted to make
the 5 per cent common stock dividend,
declared on October 5. payable to stock
of record October Is instead Of Oc-
tober 20. as originally announced. The
board also granted holders of both
common and preferred stock of record
October 29 the right to subscribe TO
Is per cent Of their holdings in pre-
ferred stock at par, subscriptions to be
paid % per cent In cash on November
Is and the remaining rs per cent in
cash on December 20.
With the funds derived from this
subscription S2,000,000 notes, due July
!, 1916. will be paid off at par on Janu-
airy next. The new preferred stock,
which is offered to the shareholders of
both classes, will not share in divi-
deuds until April is, 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09

Co.'on Exchange special Liverpool cables: spot
cotton so good demand sales. 10 900 bales specula-
ton and export. 700. American. 5000. imports.
I 600. none American. MiddiUg upland : pa
FUTURES opened sirorg 5asia poirts higher; closed
quiet sst points let higher. October November.
7 u isd. January February. 100. March April.
fi2lsd MAY June lied: July-Augus, 7i3d
Manchoster-laus in moderate demand: cloths
more doing
The local market for spot cotton vas quiet ard
INints lower On the basis Of u soc Tor miif iug
upland. Sales. NIL Southern spot markets were
telcf sphcd a. follows Augusta steady. u pOIrts
lower ~ ll.eic: SALES 25j bales. Mobile u ally
6 points lower o. l2c, saIe. 90 bales Savannah
steady. unchange1 a. l.c. sales. Isl haies VII
minstor nominal. Norfolk quiet. ~ points lower a.
l-r. sales. 400 bales NeF orleans steady. un-
changed ~ lie. sales 1893 bales Charleston
steady. nc lower at II &c. sales. 100 baies Bait
more nominal At i.c; ssles. uil. 81 Louis steady.
AZ IKE; saiCs. MI Liit- Rock s'ady.
unchanged al IL SOC; sales on.
keceipts az he ports and interior p0infs to-day
and for The week. compared with the total Of last
Week and 81 thIs week .sst year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.

The more active outside Interest," manifested IN the
coffee market cary boz the week seems 20 have fallen
ava, and operations today were again quiet. total
sales aggreEafilg 4.ii0 bags Price changes duf-
size ope-au1ls and closing quotations were point
No. over 10 z yolnt net higher slightly easier
feeling 81 Brazil md recent selling ~ traie M
fcress against cost and freight purchases eued 10
DO fle principal reason FOR the hesitation on the
psrt N outside huyais this though. 10 con-
Am lu . way the feeling in certain directions mat
Brazil would SCH heavily 0u any material uptur-
m no cost and freight market Santos IS were Of
Ssrei az low a. q and Rio Is Il Coo. London
c-a,li.. Tie spot demaHd rot active but there
seemed % he a scarcity n some q the mild grades
.tff.l wore fu more or les request and Tor Wnltn
fuye.s wee forced 10 pyy higher figures Local
s80' prices were slightly steadior .n tone With Rio
h nnnlal AZ 1910. Range d price,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09

With the various combinations of
zee companies that are forming, which
gay be expected 20 provide the United
states Steel Corporation with a more
aggressive competition than it has had
\ recent years. there has been great
va OF discussion about the position
steel common in the stock market.
= some quarters the belief Is held that
As resumption Of dividends this month
nov no longer a reasonable hope.
, .t iaea Is that the management will
' % fortify itself for big fight
Ss That II will either conserve its
~, OF practise further intensive cul-
ss'suon BY turning surplus earnings
- - mo The property Whether that
v-a be bul.lsh argument compare
4. VAN the prospect Of an early divi-
resumption is not certain II
.ssla seem TO depend upon whether
-. action was regarded as actually
'''sssfy or merely precautionary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. October 9. 1915.
BUTTER

Rrceip,, to-day. iss pks'. Trade somewhat
qulo,sr On nearly all grades ~ fresh creamery.
creaasery. extras ls2 seorel. zoe: higher scoring,
9ai1 = zoe. fr4ts 2si5 2sizc: seconds 23ia 16ci
thirds 2i4 age: stat. dairy. finest. 2Sa2sps c;
good 10 prime. 2si4a25isc. common 20 fair, II = .
Csc. renovated. extras. 2ii1 H4jc. trss. ia -to
lo.er grades 2ii4 n BE. imitation creamery. nrss.
2sSgfc; ladles. current make. nrsts. 42a--r1c;
seconds, 2ltsc lower sradcs Z0G2Ic; pa ung 80, =
Sie, No q 20a20isc. lover :. AIDES. lIsi9iac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
topics OF DAY
N WALL STREET
exchange Plans to Make
Ont One Point Grow Where
Two Grew Before.
u,vF-sTOCKS TO BE
QUOTED IN DOLLARS
Trade in Auglo-French
~" o..ds - Railroad Shares
More Conspicuous.

49,, /, sure TO be surprise Tor
- when the stock market opens
wednesday morning and people
u" On. o. the best-knOwn issues on
= ~, with their prices cut IN half
y 81 S,o,k Exchange authorities have
y, - At last to do away with the
'''', 80, o. quoting so-called half
GO ~ ~ IN percentages and beginning
l:ot3 n ,heir prices Will be IN dol
Nea. ebsre That IS, a stock with
81 l 80 Of $50 which closes on Mon
iIM Va a price Of. say, 100, will open
th' W.,,SHrcsday-aI things else being
o. Ground 60. The principal stocks
eSIs .@ec,ed arc Lch.gh Valley, Penn,
70 pc 90 Westinghouse Electric. and
2 . 70. and the first preferred
N .li Westinghouse Air Brake, Read
So he frst and second preferred,
rs s.55e ~, Company and the 3 and 6
I,'1 .Srt preferred stocks, Delaware
IG ' ga, & Western, Long Island,
S .,n & Essex and New YORK q
ptrlenn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09

bonds are issued In serial mAturitica
running from 1915 to 1898, yielding
from 400 to $50 per cent.
Copper exports from principal At.
lantie ports FOR the week ended Octo
Der 7 totalled 4,697 tons. as againet
4.290 tons for the same period in 1914.
Trustees Of the American Iron and
Steel Institute will hold their regular
meeting, which has been postponed Tor
the second time, on October %. when
the institute assemblies at Cleveland
for it's semi-annual meeting.
Operating returns of the Rio Gran6e
Southern Railroad Company for August
totalled S45,5S9. which was S3,6C2
smaller than for the same month in
1914. Net income after operating
charges was s9,s05, decrease Of ST.
sol.
The Treasury has transferred
100000 in gold TO New Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
100000 Mt. Vernon Trade.

The Anderson Realty Company, Of
Mount Vernon, in connection with Her
man st m, sold for the Sound Realty
Company to Joseph Waxelbaum, Of
Macon, Ga, he three-story brick bus.-
ness building at ST and SO South
Fourth av., Mount Vernon, OIL plot 5Ox
lO5 feet. The Sound Realty Company
takes in part payment the residence
property l09 Primrose av., in the Ches;
ter Hill section of Mount Vernon. The
amount involved was about 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
New York Has 222,O25 Autos.

Albany, Oct. s.-0ne in every forty-
four persons In New York State owns
an automobile. according TO statistics
made public by Secretary OF state
Francis NJ. Hugo to-day. The June
census shows the states popu lation 10
be approximately 100000, and 222 90
owners and dealers in automobiles had
registered their cars on October /. Re
ceipts Of the automobile bureau amount
TO sl.s24,s13, all OF which will be spent
on highway Improvement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09

49, .@ belief that the formation Of new
80. sha Iron combinations should be
tsiieeo as an indirect argument on
-, .S'. common is widely held. II means,
,is- sshy, mat the world steel famine,
So So which much has been said, is for
A ~ ci men Of such approved judgment
vhsrles H. Schwab. William +.
ss,. Ava c. Dinkey and their
VII 'ssi hackers, a certainty. There
a. n. 'e room for all, they declare, but
g. protection necessarily is con-
n I I've on much longer duration Of
e ,sIoropesn war, and. 70 some extent,
h,Ss. United States governments EN-
Fry on an ambitious defence pro-
sse,iaa The possibility Of over-pro-
u ,nn mas as yet seemed 20 arouse
4. .s.siSnensions. This is a time when
IA, ''oes market has no use for eau
ns, sau prudence FOR many months
i,r,., sas mad 70 stand the jeers of ad-
Asss without a chance 70 answer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09

leans. otc.). against 517,376 last year:
overland to mills and Canada, 59,616,
against 2j.6S5 last year; Southern mill
takings, 100000, against 3l7,ss7 last
year; stock at interior towns in excess
OF August ], 233,l23, against 2sG,521
last year; brought into sight thus far
for season, 2,07l,1 20, against l,247,4l9
last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
NA'Af WALL STREET NEWS.

LssL.. San \. Of around $500, 900 by the
soyens. indicated by the reported
ssia s,a, Of currency this week. The
saipnmsn.,m The interior was $4,000,
t,frsS :. Including 5000 900 trans.
=. new Orleans through the
ea,i ,sfy and 1909, 900 national
stnv,io, sent 10 Washington for re
" II a., Sold amounting 10 $3.50 %
''sn Lo,Ss.sa 'oyereigns was imported
NJ rnoon. The loss on Sub-Treas.
Aohs proper was 81 ,290. 900.
E5o ooo Hslsey & Co. are oferi-g
ssrds ~ mrs, mortgage 3 per cent
I sou,l me Fort Dodge, Des Moines
'lern Railroad Company. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
Iron The Tribune Bureaul
Washington. October D.
ARMY.

AkM1.
col IoUS RIDDLE. CORPS o, Eng. detailed 70
stfrfrirfend construction o. aifs 70 lafsrt9n ~. "
Fi.tb Iighthouse District. vice Maj HORTON W.
Iisu,' col MAURY NICHOLS 18Th inf.. found IN
t,s1; csl CHARLES II. MKINsLEY, Corps o.
Fng detailed % supuiniend eonstnl.uon nos - y
Mid srd Ntnth Lighthouse districts. VICE No4'
FREnFRfC Y. ABBOTT Corps OF Eas -,
NJ ioHN A DAPRAY fet.rci. relieved ironn
Pm, Military Science and Tactics AZ MAD nll
Agricultural College. % fspor 10 Chie' OF s'1H
CAP. TDwARb T DoSNEILY. ID Field A. A. ~. 70
II sil.. Dec. /. " Instructor a. seh''' Oh '"'
c,s Si ta, J. NELSON lrth Inf detailed IN
N c Nov a. thence % n hnacnSa ~
o NJ. Wee Capt. GEORGE 4 rho .ia!,,r -
, ,Iis ca; EDWARD y WALTON. q ~ G
p,,., Iie,t PAUL II. ELLIS, Med Res. CoI-
t,er ~ omaha. and sislt relieved. to tAks
.-e@t AZ eIplrsfiOn Leave 0, so.enee. ,on., ,
fi vtris "a william n McEARY. Coast
10, tom Manila and suhic By. Feo. =. 70 I
F,e,t IisIt ROBERT o. EDWARDS. Coast AT
IN, iasd Co ian. 81. 10 san frAneseo' sA'
s.i FEB .or Honolulu - -,
Firt Lieut. RoILrN TlILroS. Coast Ar from
ION g :; .b FEB Is M e rnFDk NJ HAsrocx
~ Fint Lieut. HENRY T bull ca, I've
aonth,. CARD CHARLES H. MORROW lsth
inf' i.sv. .rient-d one nolth snt Eve uD,,
csp CAD MORGAN ,rh INF. 80 menua On
Arrival g. I. s.
-, ROGER WEIJEs dsiached nara. training
s.Alioa. Newport oet -. = s01necuon ftunS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
ELECTION NOTICE.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
GENERAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 2
1915

BOARD OF ELECTIONS or THE CITY OF
New York, General Oflce, Municipal Build
ing. Borough Of Manhattan. Notice IL hereby
given IN pursuance OF chapter ~, section 30l,
Laws Of 1909 constituting chapter IL OF the
Consolidated Laws, as amended by chapter
23s. Laws Of 1914 OF the boundaries Of each
OK the election districts In the county OF New
York. and OF tho designation OF the place Of
registration. october 4. 9. s. 7. and 0. and
OF the polling place for the election 10 be held
November 2. 1918. in each Of the election dis
tricts In said county as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
Accnnnting Of the Ks.

Discussing .he strength Of some OF
r, railroad stock yesterday, q banker
vtose firm is largely engaged in rail
lsao financing said that Reading, in
PARTICULAR. was probably discounting
r, hesvy shipments Of wal materials
hf the Allies. that were likely TO be
81 their height in the eaI,y months Of
rsri year. in other quarters there
uss 4 disposition 20 attribute the
iIeagth Of Pennsylvania 10 'he ru-
noiei possibility that Norfolk ( West
sm would increase US dividend and
also, n part 90 the prospective sale Of
rs steel company holdings. The Penn
fyiysris owns no. than 80 per cent
Of N0rf0lk's rapitl.L-..01.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
Hooking Valley Notes Taken.

Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and the Natioral
City Bark announced yesterday after
noon that subscriptions for $4,000 600
Hooking Valley Railway Company two
year per cent notes offered in the
morning had been closed, the amount
offered having been largely overlap
piled for,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
and Corn Markets
Both Decline Under
Liquidation.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New YORK. october 9. 1915.
WHEAT.

Tho action ~ tho wheat market demonstrated
beyond doubt that the trade attached beerish
signlncance % the government estimate ~ crop
u over billion bushels this Season Prices proke
so a 3i,o under quite general Liquidation and a.
the de lins los cents below the hgh point OF
the rec.Et advance. which occurred on THURSDAY.
Cash premiums well maintained. and fui-
Their sales of Canadian wheat we're said 70 10 maze
~ Northwestern mills. Tie decline resulted In
largr export business. saics for ne gay tcihs 81
tuated at about million bushels tut ue sAles
wers again comprised principally OF MAnliohas'
owing 20 the more attractive price. Weekly er
ports ~ nearly II 900 900 bushels attracted good
Che theory tina, more export business Is being done
than comes 20 HIGHT IN the daily reports. but a. this
terialy Influenced and closing prices were near
the lowest
IN tho local cash markc, No 2 red and No
bard winter wheat were quoted a. 81 22-; !
New Yors. No I Northern Duluth. 81 .0ts. and
No Northern Manitoba sl.Ol. c Buffalo.
CORN.
The corn market felt the influence Of the gov
eminent estimate and the decline IN wheat, prices
i2,ins @lsc with eGRRsldeTs6s iq9idSa9ni
as tnst me trost n he Me'i nId sn1sscy
20 check selling 10 some extent however. although
- vas the general Impression that the crop viii be
a larse one AMI suficient for al rsqulrenentA
In tho local cash markets No yellow corn vas
quoted 50 I5i2c. prompt shipment.
OATS.
Trailing IN The oats market only moderately
sctige but prcos we're lower under scattered sell
ing on th' favorable promise and owing to the
market was easy: No whto quoted At SEQ 40isc.
No white. $50 3sc ordinary 20 fancy clipped.
Ssh i3c. al elevator.
Market steady. 40 Western. slO5 I Nov
NEW YORK PRICES.
September .......................!l. 0sn sll3
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CHICAGO PRICES.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

TIE -four market gas nervous and Irregular
owing o. the rapid fluctuations In tie price ~
wheat and 10 was diieut TO make new con
taos. Toe following prices. 10 wood. are qu''-I
90 die tea IorE If0al.e u hsnze Sprirg pat
cn's $500 81. spnug clears. S3loe f'.53. winter
patents ti.1J1 $685. winter srs.shis. f9I,@
s5.... extra - winters S4.ooe 80. sA,Fs 10
g. 800. .arey er.frz patents .0lbing los. sos
Ss.11. BUCkWIEAT tLOJ R-Narket Guiet, .
g. % nominal Scr 100 ~. RYE fLOl R--sieedy;
fair to go5I. Si.-50S,sJ; choice o. fancy. S.S9
$500. CdBNAiiAls-B steady nln dried.
$3.50 BAG MlAIe-Bsre.y stegdyi fine white sni
yellow Sl15. coarse. s. %. FEED--Ciiy. quiet;
bran. bull s422j. bran io0-lb SACKS, i23.25:
h-sry miianns,. do. S-t2j: -four mild!ings. 10.
$50. rei dog -four lob SACKS. fs3. western
ding. do. so Is -four mIddlings. 10. S2T 8. :.
f,i doE four. HOLD sachs. t-5g 5000: oil meal.
SIS 51rt9g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
cnrToNsEEp OIL.

New high records for the season were ss.in SAD
shed IN The market FOR coitolseod OIL sni uo,h ,e
Ar0 "a Nav poFitlons SOL above the sc mafh
IT,, rss active huyins credited % The south where
s.rtlner, l. apparently yey bullish owinz 10 pro-
,,,T.et strength IN the crude position ana OF the
hign prices AZ which seed Is being sold Al the ss
~, urre. we're only 1855 points below the price OF
1-lee ~ Aisy oil WAS 80 points under lard Range
Of prices y..,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
PROVISIONS.

The market flr hog PRODUCTS was irregular at
the start. Hl'h isrl lower and pork higher. but
after q moderate decline IN the entire List there
was L general ra44y toward the close ~ the day,
wish evidences o. buying hy packers and more or
le.s r1mmi7a0n house buying on reports of al In
pavement 90 tle srCf demand. Receipts u hogs
or chicago were 1000. estimated Tor Saturday,
600. Kansas CTS received 5000 and omaha
eOle. PoBk-Iirm. mess. $,6aSl6 so: family.
Sfeady. mess. sI656@Sl7; family. Sls4tle;
pacsct slt5o6tl7; extra india mess. $2sgf.s
DRLsSED HOGS-stesly; taaons. l2c. lse ID.
NfATs-Picslsi bellies quiet 70 10. l5hc; y.
l2t4c. a. iihc; ricked hams. steady; quoted.
$40 nominal. country 6,.sS2.c. LARD-Steady:
Middle West 0l01ojo. city lard. Arm euo.s ID.
sltu8Hc. -fucd lalI steady. Continent. TO- 2ic,
south America 1000. Brazil kegs. II ace. com
roln' hrmer; quoted. sA@eNc. SrhAHlNh-
L-ru. on LnL :. o. N. LaIL siearlne. Zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09

The Anpio-Frerch bonds. or contracts
q, tbeu "when issued" made their
i.but on the Stocs Exchange yester-
i,v Twenty .0f them changed hands
,i,oge,her. a. the public subscription
ne u S. ln the first transaction
serrfeld g. stern sold zen bonds TO
ysbCn & Co..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09

Opening nrm s@2o points higher wih sales on
.be al : 600 tons futures became active later ~
he day with buying hJ trade intefesis on reports
of a nrnsr raw sIsar market. where ohefinss "ei,
ught Tie market closed firm a. ret advance OF
9a u points Sales 1850 tons. Range " pnc,si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
AND LAMBS.

Receipts ss5- head. l2t cars on sale. sheep N
fair demand ard steady. choice HANDY lArit3 ratei
srady. etheHs were soW % over Medium n p'ine
lambs sold at - 254&9 per 100 ID. cho!c1 ha dy
were holding a. So %. common % prime ewes sod
81 Sgt5 IS. yearliugs So $50 Dressed mutton
tun lt sailiAc. dressed laml, ear a. M "a l5t.
fw hug dressed lbMc. county dressed h0iAnuse
lambs. g. 30 Der carcass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. October :. 1918.
DEEvES.

Receipts lloG head: - cars OF sale. steers
more astiy. and lOGl5c higher Fat bulls and Fat
cows STEADY; others slow 10 lower several un-
sod al New YORK ysrds Common 70 good steers
sold al S5e5sts75 p.r 100 10, with 10 really
s. bulls .4at6: choice Tat bull 81 rs. coas. So
50 IS tsilends LIZ city dressed native sides In
moderate demand a. I4si5e; fancy beef l5nc