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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
CATTLE men PROTEST
ON A RATE REHEARING
Intimate Big Profits to Rail
roads in Appeal to Com
merce Commission.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-The America.
National Live Stock Association. the
Cattle Raisers Association OF Texas, the
National Wool Growers Association and
the Corn Belt Meat Producers Associa-
ton have filed with the Interstate Com
reopening Of the Western advanced rate
case. This is the first formal protest
against the reopening. as 1t asks the
commission mo other things IL IT de-
cides to reopen the case to make an In
v~cstigation covering the entire United
States relative to the cost and profits In
The transportation Of live stock and To
make this investigation without expense
to shipping interests. IT IL cont.nded
that the railroads have not furnished the
commission with AM information con
corning the costs n profits OF trans
porting live stock.
There ought to come "A time when the
shipping public can be let alone by the
railroads In their constant and persistent
efforts to advance rates" says the pro-
test. when the commission has decided
a case the public 'hould rest In peace
for the two years limitation provided by
law.
The continuous performance or the
railroads to advance rates and their in
satiable appetite for money from the
pockets of the shippers can he stopped
only by the commission refusing this p-
plication and putting a stop 10 COM
pulsory expenditure of money 10y III"
shippers to answer these constant APP
peals. We urfN the seriousness of tho
situation as "A matter OF expense TO
shippers which must be stopped"
The protest then asks that the rail-
road petition be dismissed and that In
case II Is not the investigation as To-
costs and profits in the transportation
of live stock be undertaken at public
expenae.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

Ira.'ns was OF such "a nature tha, there
vas dn ]di'tucs ON fancy table stock OF
20 dhd hI ttv,uce on the lower grades
80 N.'n,r and was up 'ac. Every line
,,G~'l lrmnrss Receipts were a trihe
,ol' - get good stock. Market closed
n'gm Prices Creamery. extra.. 90 score.
,,rSt, Asto ~ sroro, 26's q :sia C. state dairy.
.snss, .ommon 10 fair; 2:a :5c
~ imitation creamery. tirsts, :3n 2tc.:
.us, current make. frsts, . la ic,. :
rs,ki1s stock, June. line. 2lc.; current
9,6e ~. Gle, No. 2 2ohc.; lower
.c~iEE>E-At the opening yesterday ask
= P'l,'s we're about the same as at the
r,,,ss ir.sgnIsrity both in quality and prices,
~ ,hig4",t grades were in fair. demand
,nI Iel 'aei, own The best skins We're
r,hbe MAfH~' closed steady, Prices: state.
.no,s mi.h, fresh. fats, specials. i5G
bccits' a,Grnse fancy it+c,: State skins.
ag IT, choice, lOis n lie. fair TO good.
l''' Wisconsin twins, lIL Is hc. ;
D''" ''i,i"s "a y Ike; Young Amer
.,s G''%' -,y'i prices here have drawn
tayi 'r' 'Es' Ia N" country, to this mar
,sr ", nn, 'Ng sHpply Of table stock yes
r. 500 - 80 - VIZ No.
,n'NW. ."t continues liberal and there
~ 1u,.i.ni stock to meet the demand
,,'al'ht 10 ned stock was very active and
..'I' Ma am advance of hc. on the best
',"-' uN"lrhy fancy hennery stock was
w.. INK m'irket closed firm. Prices:
Nl' Hr.t-, 33n J+c.; frsts. rs 32c, .
Ssg,'"a 81. H27c., No. 7, dirties. CIV a.
"a. r''rlsrrator, special marks, gee. /.
~ s''iiof, ilrsts, 2Iia n25i1c.: seconds,
h%"nuery, whites, finc to fancy,
browns, 36g3sc,. mixed co!ors,
,Iuh'~SrD POtiTRY-Man Of the fresh
."'' ''Nrns are coarse. supplies are
.'" Ihl. caused Il weaker market. There
TO- % good demand Tor fancy. small
."''- ON the whole. the market was
",T IA at the close on Saturday and
~ p'N'l fowls were up i2c. Fresh killed
wv "rf' iu light supply, with xc. M.
AF HII BOOSTERS were reserved. These
'"'F,. HmIud In frozen. desira BILE
q, "''" about cAhBustsd Good TOW Is
,f "' 'trhryt. which were up generally
=, coasters remained unchanged,
IE"sh fowls, Western boxed. so lbs
~" " ,''gc Western scalded, large,
H.. @ western, dry picked, Az
,' I lns, liigc. Chickens, fresh,
,,H'"' INA I lbs. to pair, 23u25c.; Nir'
1' = ted. 3 and ~ lbs to pair, ?sc,
' hrrn, . and az lbs. 20n2lc
"'.. nix fed. 3 aud , los. 22m 23c,
.'. '"ru Ted, 3 and 4 IBIS, IA isc,
''. l~''.'.. SQUADS, prime, Whit"
.''-r1 81; . lbs, 81. sos ; lbs.
iub spring ducks, ls". Froz.I
r.. .l's p,'ked, selected. 2ln .?c.
'' ."' T"Nas. ~ lsc. chickens, !.
..N ted, - los, aud over, sac, corr
ana over, 2lc. Fowls, ~ to box
N.l over 20 dozen, lse 80 TO Q,
'''' &C. Ola ROSTERS, l3tsc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
FIFTY BANKERS HONOR WIGGIN
Gather AT Dinner 70 Retirinr
Clearing House Chairman.

/. FIFTY leading bankers of the city sat
down N dinner last night at Sherry's
ia recognition Of the services of Albert
IL Wiggin a. chairman of the Clearing
Hous" committee, Tho dinner was given
bv Mr.. WiSgiu's associates, William
NondNa ard. James :. Alexander. Francis
/. Niuc. Charles II. Kelsey and stephen
Baker.
Mr.. Wlgg.n was IN Europe when the
Wlr commenced, bringing with It much
work for the Clearing Hous, committee.
Immediately Oh his return he WIS en-
Gagged constantly upon the work OF tn"
loan committee, the emergency currency
committee, the gold fund committee. the
cotton pool committee and other commit
tees. No election was held last October
80 as to AVOID confusion. On Tuesday.
when James :. Alexander was elected
To succeed Mr. Wiggin, last night din
uer was planned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
SHIPS EXCHANGE PASSENGERS
Finland and krOOninUd solve
Hold In ut Panama.

Passengers from San Francisco by
the banana Pacific liner Kroonland,
which arrived at Balboa, the Pacific tor
minal of the Panama anal on Saturday
night. crossed the isthmus on special
trains and sailed yesterday from colon
FOR this port by the steamship Finland,
due here saturday.
The riuland's passengers. who sailed
hence by the Finland and were held
up by the landslide IN the canal, crossed
the isthmus to Balboa and took the
krooniand for San Francisco.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
H P P MARKET.
Some Foreign Orders by Cables
bookings ut ISL Cents.

Some foreign orders came by cable yester.
day morning., which resulted In new copper
bookings AZ 1874 cents a pound. Domestic
demand WAS quiet.
In lead there was continued inquiry, The
most prominent feature was . renewal of
buying from home consumers, Some of the
producers are now out OF the market for the
rest Of the year
A severe drive at spclter prices Oh the Lon.
don Meta Exchange tended to affect senti.
nient In the domestic market, notwithstandin
which fact prices were firmly held and some
spot business was done At about II cents q
| pound.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
ADVANCE OF FORTY
POINTS IN COTTON
Support From Bulls and Trade
Houses Causes Scoring
Of Gain.
HOLIDAY HERE TODAY

yead!ng bull interests were credited
with taking advantage of the early de-
slime in Yesterdays cotton market. There
se.med to be buying of "A good character
and a 40 point recovery was scored.
Much of the absorption Of contracts was
I'll, reflection Of the bullish tenor of the
.ro, advices from the South. Several
authorities wired that the reports Of
,,rp. concessions granted by farmers
uere mythical and in reality holders OF
actual cotton were loath to sell at about
the current basis.
The actual hedging from Southern
quarters was of inconsequential volume.
There appeared to be more or less South
arm selling at tho start, when prices
were slightly under the finals OF last
week. but the pressure was short lived.
professlunll shorts were inclined to
cover their commitments and there were
sons stop loss orders reached on the
mort side. The outside demand was Of
,.ir proportion and not n little OF the
Wall street buying was associated with
the lhcrcnt strength Of the stock
market
The liylt,S from ABROAD were rather
bea1ish. but had very little influence
mere Chaotic conditions In the Balkans
ver, referred to. Private cables ex-
NAMED the comparative heayiness Of tho
f.yerpool list as having been caused by
N. increased hedge offerings. There
were other cables which suggested that
ne speculative demand abroad had
.uietcd. II il realized that the Liverpool
market has not been the leader and that
values abroad have been moving In SYM
nl,,, with the changes here. although
,he abnormal freight situation n for
,isn exchange conditions make for a con-
siderable volume of straddling.
The extent OF the demand from spin
ners during yesterdays session vas n
matter of conjecture. 1t was the COLI
sen.u that "A fair anoun OF buying
snlna,oi from trade sources. This
~icunula'i ion Of cotton is made neces-
sary by limited holdings and Is often
Induced by the knowledge that the cot
,on crop this season will be one OF the
smallest IN years. Weather reports were
not altogether reassuring inasmuch as
some local points in the East suffered
rom a heavy frost n the outlook was
Tor saowery and colder weather west
u the river.
Evealng up operations caused irreg-
ularlty In the late market of yesterday.
The New York Cotton Exchange will
not hold a session to-day. but the usual
sessions will be held at New orleans and
Liverpool.
ti,urps closed steady
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Holland America liner Soordam,
sailing to-day for Falmouth and liot,,r
dam. Will take mall, closing AZ $3.50 A. NJ
for Europe. except Germany. Austria. Hun
gary. Luxembourg. Turkey. Russia. Nor
way. Sweden and Denmark also for Africa,
West Asia and East Indies.
The Russian American liner Car, sail
ing to-day for Archang.l. Will take mai,
closing at 10 A. NJ, for Russia.
TIL. n-American liner HelliE
Olav. sailing Thursday for Christiania and
Christiansand. Will take mail, closing At
10 \. NJ. for Norway, sweden.
Germany. Austria, Hungary.
and 1urkeY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
THE STEEL MARKET.
Continued Advance IN Prices Ex.
pected On Inslackcncd Demand.

Conditions in the steel market continue
favorable and i is the belief IN the trade
that prices VIII. continue to advance. The
Ing and in some lines mill. are several
months behind in their deliveries This con.
Of premiums over ruling quotations where
needs are urgent.
In addition TO the large demand for steel
incident to the heavy war business the rail.
roads have been buying more freely. which
tends to add to the present congestion. The
Baltimore and Ohio ordered G., 800 tons of
rails recently and other large orders are
pending.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
ARREST EX.BANK PRESIDENT
DrRttIcbOrO. W.. Otfcers harRe
False Entries In looks.

B~RArrLEBoRo. Vt. Oct. 1l.-Federal
officers to-day arrested George c. Aver
in, who resigned rs president of the
Vermont National Ban In May. An In
.ilctment charges him with making false
entries in the books of the bank and
was returned after an investigation by
the ban k examiner AT the bank officers
request.
The assets of the bank were found TO
,c tntact.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS,
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
WAY co.
ICE OF ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS'
EETIN

MEETING.
New York, August 10, 1915.
Notice Is hereby given tina; the annual
meeting OF the Stockholders If The Chesa-
peakc and Ohio Railway Company vii be
held at the general Office Of The COMPANY
IN the city OF Richmond. Virgins. on
TUESDAY. October ~. 1913. 1T eleven o'clock
\ NJ 'a) FOR the election Of Directors, Cbl
ior the transaction of such other business
rs may lawfully come before the meeting,
including tho authorization OF the az
QUESTION by said Hallway Company OF all
IN" properties, rights and franchises OF
Logan and Southern Railway Company,
ana tcl for the purpose OF considering ali
action heretofore taken or authorized by
the Board OF Directors or by the Executive
Committee Of the Company. which may DO
submitted 20 the meeting, wh"lher In con-
hection with any Of the matters aforesaid
ar otherwise.
The stock transfer books will be closed
a. the office of the No. II
broadway. New York City, on Friday, Sep
TEN oer -. 1915, at three o'clock =. NJ,
ana VIII he reopened on Wednesday. &c
toher -, 1919, at ten O'Clock A. ".
BY order OF the Boar Of Directors.
CAIL REMINGTON, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
H G MARKET.
SPOT Price Of Porto Rican Raw
Advances to I.OI Cents.

The 500, price of Porto Rlcan raw sugar
WINS advanced - points to ;0l cents yester-
isy on sales Of 1000 bags to rehncrs. The
market was somewhat easier IN tone. bids
of iIt being withdrawn. Retners we're will
ing To paw nj cents for Cubas, but holders
Mere not ,lispuscd to sell at that price
The refined sugar market was active and
steady. There was a continued good demand
tor promut shinment and ~retiners booked q
fair amount of new business At 40 cents.
The Federal sugar Refining Company and the
Warner company continued TO quote g cents
amt all others 40 cents,
The sugar futures market AT tho Coffee
Exchange was quiet Yesterday, with prices
easier. Total sales, 1850 tons. Prices we're.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
NEW STANDARD MILLING GAINS
Earnings on Common Grow From
14.1s' Per Cent. to 1880.

The annual report of the Standard
Milling Company for the year ending
August IL, 1915. shows n net income OF
$1,16S,06S for the year.. as compared
with a net income of 81 ,O53. 637 for 1914,
A balance Of S773.125 Is available for
the payment OF dividends on the COM
mon stock after paying dividends on
the preferred. which is equal to 1850
per cent. earned on the $4.600,0O0 com.
mon stock. as compared with 14.1S per
cent. earned last yea
The report shows a total surplus OF
$5.115,S3l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
To TIE HOLDERS Of COLLATERAL
THrST FIRST MHKTGt GE s.s
GOln BONDS OF y COMMITTING

The Undersigned. successor to knickcr-
hooker Trust Company. Trustee under
Mortgage given 20 secure the above de-
s.rihed Issue OF bonds. acting under au-
thority OF said mortgage, desires TO eNpend
the sum OF Twenty Thousand and iifty-one
dollars and twenty-four cents tS20. Ojl.2b
in the purchase OF bonds OF said issue,
provided said purchase can in its opinion
be now made advantageously. scaled
offers OF said bonds may he sen, 10 the
Columbia Trust Company, Trust Depart
lnent. so Broadway. New York CITY. on o.
before October 18Th. 1915. a. 1900 o'cio, X
Noon.
Bonds accepted must I've delivered Of
October 9Th, or security furnished tha'
daN, IL repuir.-I. that delivery Will be
made within ten days.
tn" right Is reserved by the undersigned
10 reject any and all Offers
COLUMBIA TIKI At COMPANY.
Successor Trustee.
GEORGE f.. WARREN.
Nice-Prestd.nt
Dated. New York. september .7th. 1915
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Prices Decline In Absence ~ Az
gressiNe support.

active YESTERDAY. with the tone barely steady
at the close. Prices finished r to . points
of on transactions of &. 30 bags, There was
fairly active selling. which was SAID to bc
for New Orleans account. and prices declined
IN the absence OF aggressive support. IN tn"
local spot market prices were unchanged
Offers in cost and ircights also were rareated.
Brazilian markets were steady ON SATURDAY.,
with Rio - and Santos ts unchanged "a,
4ss75 and $500 respectively. Rio and Santos
receipts totalled $1,000 bags. Sac Paulo had
o., 900 and Jundiahy 47,6O bags. Prices were .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
Consolidated Exchange.

A feature Of yesterday afternoons trad
ing on the Consolidated Stock En-
change was a transfer OF market interest
from. the railroad shares, for several days
the leaders. back into the war stocks
and other industrial specialties,
United states Steel common opened AT
closing on Saturday, 1t touched a high
early OF So. but realising sales In volume
were encountered and the price reacted 10
S2h. steel closed at IS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12

Commander G.. y. Otfey. from command
Of the fromclheus to navy yard. Mare
Island.
Commander +. A. Trau.. from command
Of the Wyoming to command the Illinois.
Lioutenant-C Commander W. S. Pye, from
Jacob Jones.
Lieut. j y Ruttcr, from Carnegie steel
."npany, MuuhaIl, Ia, to HauSch &
Lurnb Optical company, Rochester. y, Y.
Lieut.. II. \ Waddington, from the Den
yer to the Annapolis.
Lieut.. 9. Il, GilroN. to the Hancock.
Lieut.. Il y Miller, from tho Hancock
to the AlyNIn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
United states supreme Cour, Calendar.

WAsHINGTON, OCT. li,-The day call
In the United states supreme Court for
Tuesday: Nos, 3>6, 3>,, "a, rs. $50, 3i0.
40, 3s3, 39'. %6l, :iu, 400, ~, :is. 2...
.'3, a., $50 ',ud @3.l. 40, "39. 90,
l32, 3:S, 359 aud isl.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Oct. li.-There was continued
and activity In mining shares.
Trinity was conspicuously strong. selling up
lfs on heavy trading. Other advances we're
fractional 10 more than n point. New Haven
sold as high as So. sales being moro than
800 shares. II closed at Sis. Other rails
and industrials were strong. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
Closing
ORDNANCE STOCKS.

Some OF the ordnance stocks were a 1T
lie weaker yesterday. Scoville, du Point
and Atlas sold on, Niles Bement Pond
and Colts Arms were strong. Colts Arms
sold 100 points or more above last weeks
quotations. Bid and asked prices follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
H CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Oct. ul-Chicago Pneumatic Tool
showed further weakness on moderate selling.
art Warner, Peoples Gas and Sears Roe
buck reflected q stronger tone.
Bond market quite active, prices showing a
higher tendency. The summary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
Army and Navy Orders.

NASlilNGToN, oct. il.-Th.sc army
orders were issued to-day
Capt a X. Bdskctte, q. NJ c, from
assistan; to depot Qu~artornaster, Jener-
SonNille. Ind. 10 Fort 81. ~ assistant 10
u|uartermast"r and constructing quarter
master that post.
Capt. l.. 5. Walton ,nov detailed in
. VI. CO., to Seventeenth Infantry.
First Lieut.. =. /. Crockett. 10 Twenty
eighth Infantry from unassigned list.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Oct. il-IIouston OIL, Cosdcn
and Wayland OIL were active stocks here.
Prices showed little change, Bonds were in
fair demand. without Significant price
nhaunaa TAn sumInarN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
81 PN pN
sun rises .O:Oi sun sets. sci Moon scts.7t II
HIGH WATER This DAY.
AM AMI AM
SandyHk .o:54lGov. Isl. 10 OF Hell Gate .l:5'
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM AM
Sandy IN. 3 50 Gov. Isl. 4 O3 Hell Gate 515
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PITTSBURG, Or. lL.-Pure Oil, National
Flreproohng, Columbia Gas and Electric and
Pitt sburg Coal were the more active shares
here. The market was quiet and steady else
where. The summary;
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. fair and warmer
north and west portions; moderate 10 tresh
south and southwest winds.
law part,y cie NJ tomorrow; moderate to
fair south and southwest Winds. -,
For eastern Pennsyivania. iair. anu
warmer to-day; increasing ~cloudiness TO-
morrow: cooler In north and west portions
moderate south and southwest winds.
For southern New England. fair and
warmer to-dsy. partly cloudy tomorrow"
moderate southwest winds.
For northern New England, fair anu
warmer to-day: partly cloudy to.morro.
cooler In western portion; moderate soutb
and southwest winds.
For western New York. partly cloudy to-
day: local rains and cooler to.n,snt nd Z.
NEW YORK. Oct. ia trough .of 10"
pressure extended yesterday from the up
per lake regions south westward over New
Mexico and Arizona from n centre over
Kansas.
Elsewhere throughout the country ne
pressure was high with centres over IN"
Northwest and ON the middle Atlantic
coast.
II was cooler in the middle Atlantic
aud New England states and freezing TEN,
peratures covered parts of New York and
New England and the Nirginiss.
the Northwest and were below freezing
in Montana and the plateau states. bu,
y We're higher sns ,h In ihs M rs.Is ana ONO
Rain or snow fell at a few point: in
the Northwest. hut elsewhere the weather
In this city the day was fair and cooler,
with heavy frost and temp.ratures nttIe
above the freezing point in the early morn
mildly. IS per cent. barometer. corrected
10 read 10 sea level, at 5 A. NJ 1913; .
The temperature in this city yesterday. A.
recorded by the Official thermometer. is shown
In the annexed table;
1919. 1914 1915. 1914,
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Arrived-MoNDAT. october II
So Montevideo. noon. Cadiz. Sept. 80.
IS Ancona. a:i6 A. NJ, Palermo. Sept. -
So George, A. N. Liverpool. sept -.
SIS La stella, | y NJ. Faro, Sept. %.
So Diibouti. 4:lo y. NJ Marseilice. Sept q.
- Atahualps. 5Hh y. NJ, Barbados. OCT !.
50 Rio Verde. , =. NJ, It. Lurla, Oct. /.
s. Calamares, I:l2 y. NJ, Havana. Oct. y
SIS Tcnbcrscn, a NJ, 81. Lucia, Oct. 2
SIS Carolina, i:is A. Nj, San Juan. Oct. T.
s. Glenpool. l 4. NJ, Tuxpan Oct. :.
50 Antilles, New Orlsens, Oct. b.
IS Comanche. Jacksonville. Oct. 5.
IS l.. V. Stoddard. Newport News. Oct. 10
IS Grekland. Boston, Oct. 2.
s. Jamestown, Norfolk. Oct. 10
So Millinocket. Philadelphia, Oct. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12

s. Ciserta, from Palermo.
- Tenadorcs. from Port Limor
- MORO Castle, from Tampico.
- Santa Marta, from Santa Marta
- Finland. from Colon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
Previous

Spot cotton at New York was quiet. hut
ready, " points advance: midiling. ls.5ec.
Southern spot markets were unchanged 10
Savannah l:c.. Houston IL oCc.. Augusta
N&c. The New Orleans market closed
Seady. Prcrs were.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12

J ALBANY. Oct 1.-The Court OF An
! peais calendar for tomorrow is; Nos, Az.
il9, AZ. i:S, A.. t.s, AS and t:o.
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SAILED FOR NEW YoR

s. Espagnc. at Bordeaux
s. Guglielmo. at Naples.
- Dcrmudian. at Bermuda
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12

Exports yesterday, i,l6s bales. Total thus
"a, M, season, sl1,is7 bales. against 81 Ss
BALE lart year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12

The Liverpool market opened easier. There
Vas a GOOD business in spot cotton, with
ruddllng II points decline. at i.0+d. Sales.
sN bales.
Prirs al Liverpool closed steady.
Open- High- Low Clos. Prev.
ing. est. est ing. close.
Or Nov .... $50, 6..ois G31is sN7 7.osi7
lln-Feh. =. go ss3i, CN 6.s3 7oii1
NIch.Aprtl.. 6N sos SO G.scts ,.07ia
Igy.Au-Ist.. GHl SO; G.gl 6.96is 1.o1i,
7 4 NJ bids to Liverpool were: January,
l:ld. March Esd July, l3lGd, The
market there Is due to open to-day II. to
= points higher.
knH-ni. anl .,nnAs Mnrn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-18

knocked down. To the victim this
naturally appeared wholly unwar-
rantable attack and, even though IL
might not injure him. II made him
angry and produced bad spirit. The
interferer had only his justification
that he had been told to take the
secondary man. and had not known
that the run had been stopped and
the whistle blown. Now the rule has
been made that VIII put an end TO
this unnecessarily running into men
after the whistle, for 10-yard pen
atty viii be inflicted
THE second tendency TO be cor.
rected was the gradual increase OF a
peculiar style OF tactics consisting OF
throwing the legs and feet up into the
air and swinging them like a hail
into the knees or sometimes almost
as high as the face OF an opponent.
Aslong as those legs did not strike
the opponent below the knees IL
could not be ruled as tripping. so a
new rule was made and such swing
ing OF the legs against an opponent
Will cost the offending side 10 yards.