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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-09-19
Louis Bachelor of Bemidji is in the
city for medical treatment.

A band will be organized at the St.
Cloud reformatory and a competent in
structor will be employed. ts =,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-09-19

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Griednsch
wick Sunday, Sept. IA, daughter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-09-19
BENIN BEATS KANSAS CITY 8

BENIN BEATS KANSAS CITY
Omar Benn, Of former Little Falls
fame, pitched winning game for
Toledo against Kansas City Tuesday,
allowing but six hits. .Benn's doin
mighty fine with the big league
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-09-19
TWO OPERA HOUSES FOR !

The Davidson opera house in St..
Cloud, which burned last spring, will
be built. 1t is planned to open il
on Thanksgiving day. This will give
the ''Granite' city two fine play
houses, as the new "Starland IS now
in course of Construction.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-09-19

German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lutheran lions congregation, Rev.
F. j Oehlert, pastor, 400 Third avenue
northeast. Sunday services at Buck
man, 10 a. m. No services in the city.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-09-19

0AASS~A o~~AS4~ e'e~->>eN-"
! The directors of the local gymnasium
met at the office Of DR.. E. w. Kahher
Monday evening for the purpose Of pre-
pairing for this season 8 work.
"a canvass of the city will be made
fer members. so as to have. as near COM
|plete a roll at the beginning Of the
|xspson as possible, and it is expected
that many new members will be re-
corded. - E@:r
The directors decided to give all
students of the local schools special
rate Of SO per season, if paid in ad-
vance, or IS cents a month.
The ladies' rates will remain the
same as last year, 81 a season. This
rate is the same for ladies and girls,
regardless Of their age.
Regular enrolment at the gymnasium
lis being held this week and it is ex-
pected that the regular classes will
Start Monday. The rooms on the first
floo. will be open every evening ex-
|cept Sunday for the benefit Of adult
members who desire to use the reading
rooms.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-09-19
FEDERAL LAW DOES NOT APPLY

These judges Will meet on Oct. Z ami
2! as a board Of registration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. December -. 1913.
GRAIN - WHEAT -- Holiday DUNE IS pre-
-aIcd. but the tone was easier and prices ar
fns close were 5 TO Sc net lower aud - the
lowest point ~ the recent decline AL the
European markets were closed for the Christ r.
mas holidays. Wnniucg was also closed, anu
EuaEOs Ay.es the only foreign market Which
mad resumed business. was lnaeti'e ana Lh -
changed. Private wire COmmInl cation WIN
The VEST was hampered by the storm, ana the
marke, was iuacti,~ and without special feat
rrr Receipts ~ \orthW Western points are uot
falling on a. rapidly as some authorities pre-
dtcted ami as the cash demand continues qillet
stocks are dClumulatinr ana A. MINNEAPOLIS
alone showed gains ~ 500 900 bushels during
the week cash No red winter wheat Was
quoted az 9glse elevator domestic. and 81 81
f. b. No : Northern Duluth a. 30 " 70.
CORN was steady around the opening. ana
early prices we're = to sc above the nnal OK
"Wednesday on the early advance there was
hesF' selling hw prominent operators IN the
West vhi.l resulted In liquidation, and prices
declined sharply closing a. tHo bottom with
net losses 81 '2d2,c Cash No yellow corn.
12',r a. 20 arrive. OATS Inactive, hut
prices were Influenced bv the decline In corn.
as we'll ~ by liberal receipts over the HOLIDAY.
and inhl rrires were "a &C. net love-. 'a.n
u.rke. dull. Standard white. 10 "a 10 fc. NJ
= - sH41r. No B. ~ iBc. 40 !. 81 T. n 49,
clipped. iaa4d' ac. fancy clipped. 80
IS. all elsy dtoY. RYE steady. No Western,
-. 90 { New York export an rail. BARLEY
stes VS.. mating GIrNuy. f ! Buffalo. 81 III
WHEAT easy: tanadau n ~; silver Aull
s. 20. niAeI 81 ~ japanese. s. Wheat. i'm
luirc Hour. exports Tor tine week. according
10 E-ads'rerTs agCrcgata isis 4jl bushels
against q g64 lu2 last week and 4H1p6Nb last
ear. since Jui, T. l4G 193.jsj. against ll".
go Ice last season. Corn exports for the veea
~ 60 bushels against - SAl last week and
,ea3 las year: since July l. I09iooO
4cafnsf e.. J3I -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
GRAIN MARKETS
ALL CLOSE LOWER
Heavy Interior Receipts
Send Prices DOWn-Cof-
fee Quiet and Lower.

There was little activity in the wheat
market yesterday but the general tone
was easier, and as Buenos Ayres the
only foreign market open, was inactive,
there was little to influence opinion. The
close was at the lowest figures OF the
present decline, sc to 2sc below the finals
OF WEDNESDAY Corn had steady start,
with slight advance recorded, but re-
ceipts at interior points were too heavy
for the market, as the early advance
caused considerable liquidation. The
close showed a net loss for the day of
&c TO &c. oats followed the decline in
corn, closing net &C to &c lower than on
Wednesday.
Coffee was al a slight gain on the open
ing trades, but with the European mar
kets closed and some lower cost and
freight offers from Brazil. there was a
gradual decline in local prices, the close
showing d net loss for the day Of to II
points. The continuation Of heavy
movement at Santos was sufficient reason
for bulls to limit operations and await
developments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
| CUBAN FINANCE TANGLE
Little Surprise Caused Here by
legations Announcement.

The announcement Thursday By the
Cuban Legation at Washington that the
s0.ooo. 900 loan soon 10 be foated BY the
republic would be rendered the bidder
offering the most favorable terms did
not come as a surprise to the financial
district. as it was exclusively announced
In The Tribune several weeks ago that
the Cuban governments preferential
agreement with Speyer & Co. made dur
ing the administration OF eX-President
Gomez. would be ignored by President
Menocsl
Speyer & Co. refused Yesterday To COM
ment upon the legations announcement,
but it is believed that this house may
he a participant in the proposed Cuban
financing. 1t is also likely that J. p.
Morgan & co. will get q share Of the
loan, because of the 100000 advanced
by them last spring for financing paving
and sewerage contracts in Havana and
Cienfuegos
The Morgan bank purchased these notes
only after having obtained from the
Cuban government its guarantee that, il
the bonds later to be issued 10 fund this
floating debt were not awarded to il,
Cuba would be subject 10 a penalty of
per cent on the amount Of the notes.
II is evident that the Cuban government
10y Offering the new loan TO either Speyer
or Morgan TO the exclusion of other in
terests would disregard two previous
fiscal agreements BY making the bids
open TO other banks the situation be
comes still more complicated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York, December -. II
RELY RecSipts 3Ntf head 20

New York. December % 1913
tES-Receipts, ISL head; 20 cars
on sale others slow and barely steady: bulls
slow t. A fraction lower: cows stes1v: medium
10 prime steers sold az 81 5OnSs s0 per 100 n .
oxen. 81 25as5 50: bulls 81 l2isaS7 Is: covs
81 4Od s6 so: extra fat cows. 81 10. Dressed
beef slow and unchanged I'm price.
1921 N average, AZ 81 ~ per 100 N; bulls
ass H. So Is: ~ cows. $50 n. 81 so 70. 9S2
n. 81 10. p 9l5 N, 81 80; :, ga n, 81; o. SOS
N. 81 80.
= sanders: 10 Pennsylvania steers. 1888 n
s. 20. 10 1869 10 81; rs. il1s 10, 81 80. :.
bulls iItO NJ So 30: l. 500 n. 81: :. s3o ~
s. "a. > 40 10 81 1ai2 COW. 1880 N. 50 20
6 1903 IN. So 49, :, 1909 NJ ~ Is. 3 1000 n
ST.. 10 IO95 10 S. 80 = 1910 N. IS IS: I. $50
III 81 so. 4 ga3 ~ s. Ga: I. 92O II. 81 Is: la
as5 10 81 10: 10 ass 10. 81. g. 949 10. 81 IS:
$40 n. 81 Is 10. a54 No. 81 80; 3. $50 10. 81. :,
So 10 81 -. II. s43 10 81 30.
aI7 10. 81 Is; 3 heifers, 6l6 10 81 - ] bull.
lao III 81 Is: |, 1910 N. 81 10; l. li2o N
So 20: I? 1871 10. SO 40: 3. $40 n. 81 90; g. 92T
M 81 ~: l. 100 10, s. 10 COWS 1905 No.
So Is. 4 g76 N. So - 4. il.s No. SO: 20 III.
m S. 10: !. 1000 n. s. so: 10. 927 n. So -:
N qtg 10. IS. 10 s56 N. 81 10; q. 9i2 ~ 81 50:
9t3 ~ 81 so l6 81 n. 81 ~; . ss5 n
sl :. T64 10. 81 co; T. So NJ, 81 50; 80. sis N,
I shamberg q son: IL Ohio steers, i2lI n.
g. -: % 1iaI N, s. -.
Newton & Co: bulls. 1885 N. 81 IS. 3
cows. 1881 10. s. IS: . SIS N, 81 80: $ SIS N,
s. 81; l. S0o n. 81 $50.
CALyEs-Receipts 507 head: 80 on sale
Market strong Neas firm 10 81 ~ higher:
very few yearlnss and grassers offered. Pens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
DENY S5,0O0,000 SUITS
President of Long Acre Electric
Company Makes Statement.

The statement Yesterday that law er~
for the Long Acre Electric Light and
Power Company are preparing papers In
damage suits for sums ageregatine AZ
least $4,000 against the New York Ed
son COMPANY, the Consolidated Gas Com
pan, and the estate Of Anthony y. Bray
was discredted 10y =. 6. Gossler. pres!-
dent OF the Ions Acre company. He SAID 4.
we are in entire ignorance Of any &C
ton or contemplated action against the
New York Edison COMPANY, the Consoll-
dated Gas COMPANY or the A y. Brady
estate. as outlined I'm q morning paper
John e. Shcehan. who was quoted IN the
story. was formerly connected with the
Manhattan Transit Company. which no
longer controls the Long Acre COMPANY.
The control OF the company now rests "a
Harvey Fisk & Sons and 4. B. Leach *
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
Latest Dividends Declared.

American screw CompSny quarterly ~
,,. ,.n, PAYABLE January ] q" eto'h OF '''o'I
DersWpor IS ..,,,.,, som.
o,,,,,,.,I ~ . r,r cent on th" preferred ~i".-'
ust'ai,,e Januar, II 90 stock ~ record pe''"
har - -. ...,,,,,. ,ttartsrly
~. = MOI cent ou n preferred stock. ual"'i'
l.,,,,sry II ,. stool %. record January q"
g',r.EsIg National Bank. quarterly OF " P'i
cont ftg9Ifa December 81. .
International button lio" Sewing Machine
,rcrrpar, guartar, of per cent. pa. "'iT
lamar, H. 10 stocs OF record January -.
Usn1-c Manufacturing COMPANY. qu'tu'r,s
~ ~ no, pcut- on the preferred si"ch' palao''
lamar, I 10 stock - ro.o ord December 70
I.tfr- valley Coal Sales 'pmpan. quarter
o., 81 nor cont payable January ]" TO si''A
81 record January .,,,r.ot,. ,,
Nafiopsj Fircuroof Company. 1u"rieiE l
~ nor cent OF tho preferred STOCK pagan
i.r.lo-, 4, 10 STOCK Of record January >.
p,eri,ss Motor car Company. quarterly "
-. uer cont ON tine preferred stock Pal'yI'
pee I:uttouhole Macuin" '"inpanN. quar-
terIy Of uer cent udyHu!c January !" 10 ''''e
OF record January =. ...,
pserc Folding Maciin" COMPANY. quar- .iE
~ nor cont PAYABLE January ]" TO stock ~
record JanuGr' >. -..-t.. ,,
I.piar Natural Gas CoWuan,. quarterly on
- nor cent payable January j. q" STOCK "t
-croro December ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
B. R.. T. GETS LAST LINK
Control of Coney Island Line
Complete Trolley Monopoly.

The Puolic Service Commission asaIh7'
the NEGATIVE vote OF Commissioner Malt
bic granted permission Yesterday I" me
Conev Island Il Gravesend Railway COM
DAM. subsidiary OF the Brooklyn RAPID
Transit Company 10 purchase @o'o'o
shares Of the stock Of the Coney ISland
4 Brooklyn Railroad COMPANY ms
gives the Brooklyn Rapid Transit COM
pany an absolute monopoly on Su'la'e
lines i'm Brooklyn
The price involved was $4,000 the par
value of the stock being Sl" snare.
The absorption was permitted with the
understanding that transfers shall be IS
sued At all intersectins points OF the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit surface INES
Most Of the stock, 25.G'3 shares belongs
10 the Anthony y. Brady estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27

81 jOd 81 81: coarse. 81 fJmsl 20 FIELD
Western quiet; bran TO arrive, lOO-lD sac ~
So 80: middlng s2J 30: flour do ~ ~,
rcd dog, $50 10: city steady; bulk. s2i w
.rcks SIG middIing SEGA $50 so red dog
ST. -, oil meal. s3i s3l 80
MOLAssES AND sYRUPs-There was
quiet market for molasscs and prices were
unchanged. Syrups inactive.
NAVAL sTOREs-No change in turpen-
tine Rosin and tar stead.
OiLS-Rcined petroleum steady Llnseed
oil quiet at recent prices.
R'CE-No improvement IN demand Tor
rice and prices we're nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

The Bankers Trust Company has given
TO us employees Christmas dividend
amounting 10 10 per cent of their salaries
'or the last year. OF this 8 per cent VIII
be- paid in cash and per cent will he
credited to the principal Of the pension
fund Of the company.
A gain Of about 5000 On by New YORK
banks is indicated by the movements ol
currency this week From the interior
the banks received Sl27270ol, and shipped
TO that point 500, 100. including S,H5'oW
national bank notes sent 10 Washington
'es redemption The gain from the in
ie.ior was s3.G7CO on sub-Treasury
operations there was loss Of SljiS,cb.
NO ARRANGEMENTS have vet been maze
iol the sale of the 100000 Erie Railroad
Company general lien 4 per cent bonds
authorized boy the Public Service Com
mission, but an announcement regardihs
'aem Is expected In the near future.
OF the 100000 Chicago d Eastern III
hos additional One-ycar 8 per cent re-
'eNers certificates which the Federal
court az Chicago has granted the rece'V-
eIs TO issue, approximately half VIII be
sold at this time.
~ vas rumored yesterday that the IN
'efest on the National Railways Company
VI MezicOs bonds maturing on January
VIII he paid in interest bearing scrip
Inc Cotton Exchange seat OF -. u.
sliller has been sold 10 W. y. Schill for
""". decrease Of $1,000 from the last
previous nalc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27

Woe;l. movement Nsuses of tie NsV VOL"
Co.rou Exchange. Po- .nCelp'.. 81 'a
AGAINST ~. 1@4 last YEA. overland i' "'..'
aFd canada. 1854. against 3t."Il ia'i ra' .
SoLtrc'u mill taEuss estimated. f''''
against Ton 80 last vra:. gain u stocks 81 D.
t.~igr town.. - AZ a-alr-' i"t"l lssi z,a D.
tro,.l, fu., siam fcr TIE weef. i"1 lH"
a-ah,r 4lps6 las. -. Total crop ny
n..rt. por, reso.r.. GG'- 20 bales acFH-'
cn1-.e2i 'ae' year. er.uud 20 mile ana
cqna.a. 5ao 's. as.ius, "ll"'l 'a.' va.
southern mill taEiuc- 10000. a-atHs' l.''"
,.I la.t wear. .loek 40 interior towns 100 80.
cess ~ ser. er1ncr .. 81 O9o. against "Hi."'l
lost t,ar. brought iu'o ssh. thus "a y. sen
som 9s133f7 bale against ".lN'."h' .'H'
ca, THE to.al crop mo. 6aent ''' .'f' ND
Guides ~ added Port trth.r o." in" r.' .-
- no added overland season and 'l'T a'.'+
interior stool.
Sew orleans Dec 20 -.rh" cotton m'i-
10. ,p-sr, again frIr che influence ny 'HI''"- g.
ION Tor rong accounts selling was caused
ht m. circulation Of J'nusrf notices N.
.,rfsI1b,f Of notices VufI" mot ~ large % '.-
re.f.d was sufficient -e drive q 'arGe H"H-
hon Of longs ou' Of their loIdings The mug
esf prices iu The afternoon were or 'H' ..'''
..ssf, . 20 points net lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
BANK OF FRANCE RETURN.

Paris. Dec. 26.-The weekly report of
the Bank Of France shows the following
changes: Gold on hand decreased h2lf"o
francs silver on hand decreased lO.1boo"'
francs notes in circulation increased
lG. 525 Oc0 francs; Treasury deposits in
creased 00s75.O0o francs. general deposits
decreased q. 200. coo francs: bills discounted
i,,..r.ased .4225.0o0 francs. advances in
,,casod 565OO0O francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
PARIS B0URSE FIRM
French Rentes Close Higher
London and Berlin Closed.

Paris. Dec 2s.-A firm tone prevailed "u
the Bourse to-day and prices were higher
al the close.
Three per cent rentes closed 20 cen
fines higher at s. francs % centimeS FOR
the account.
Exchange on London, % francs - cen
times for checks.
private rate Of discount. s., per cent.
London. Dec. 25.-The London ana Der
lin etock markets were closed TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington Dee. 2G.-The condition %
,n. T.ni,ed states Treasury at the beginning
~ lusiness to-day was: Net balance In gen
er.,i Sund S112. 1873. tii; total receipts Wedncs-
A. a. 09S $50. total payments Wcdne sday.
co.. sol The deficit this fiscal wear - SIS
II, G7o against deficit Of 81 sos. ios last
r.sr Exclusive Of Panama Canal and public
d.b, transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27

PKUN ISIONS-ENIIeWtIN VuI"t, dnU FIIrF
showing u steady tone most OF IN day prices
Sagged of late. with grain and closed easy
S.l a31s.3 10: family s24 50ds2T: short clear.
saO a3dS2a BEEF Mess. SlspSlS so; family.
Si0ds.O: packet. SIS 500SlD 80: extra india
mces sasns3U DRESSED HOGS-Firm. Tia
H.. pirs i2c CIT MEATS-Pickled bel
I'es dull: ia n. I3itc' II ~. BE: IL 10. i2isc.
Picked nams-Stcadv, 13iec. TALlON-Quiet;
special. Tisc: city Csc: country. 6H6s.c. LARD
~ Barelv steady: Middle West. 10 Ioli 10 ~ '.
cit, quiet TO-. n l0'sc; refined South America.
re: tontirent. ti.3Oc: Brazil kegs. i3c; com
round S'sTs'sc: STEARlNE-Barely stead,
oleo g5sc: CITY lard. lIhc.
COTTONsEED OiI-lnactivc and feature
less: sales 500 hbls. Price changes were
narrow and while December closed at an ad-
vince ~ u POINTS. later months were = To 3
POINTS net lover. Local contract Irices:
u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
lrtt " ~ Wv a. ~. =
COTTONsEED OIL
flour AND MEAL

fIoth NM hEh'- TOUT marh'l W's
Iifelcss aud prices were unchanged. Spring
patents. 81 5On 81 -. winter straights. 81 %
ass 80: winter patents. 81 50mSf 50: spring
clears 81 $685. 80; extra No ! winter. 81 81
a. 81 81: No =. So ijN 81 60: Kansas straights
s. aOsi 81 "a; fancy spring patents 81 ~ n
81 40 BUCKWHEAT OUR-Quiet. So a
So - per 100 ID. RYE FLOUR-Quiet; fair
10 GOOD, So 50nS3 ~: choice 70 fancy, 81 ~
a 81 SO ORNMEAL--Steadv: kiln dried
81 90. BAG MEAL-Fine white and yellow,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27

10y il. NJ. Byllesby & Co. for tho North
ern Mississippi River Power Comra,,. o.,
the Mississippi River near Ninneanoii,
Water was turned through the ,,o,,.,,
mouse section on December %. all Golfer
uai"S Ia the power house having been
taken out. This leaves but three s4-foot
openings 10 be closed in order "a cor,-
plete the dam.
New Orleans Railway and Lioht Co.
The New Orleans Railway & Light
COMPANY reports gross operating revenue.
Tor the month of November of ssO4 gS;. an
increase Of $l9,172 over November last
year. While net earnings were S2li.I46. a
gam o. S6.IS. The surplus from opera
uoHS lot the month after all expenses and
Wv Nthus remained at SlO5 666. as COM
pdred with $ll1.53l for November last
year loss OF sl1.S6i. For the eleven
months ended with November gross oper-
atlng revenue amounted TO s6.257.6sO. a
gam OF F2i3,SlA, as compared with the
corresponding period last year, while net
earnings were 1885,, 7GG. a gain Of S166i6
IaAes. interest and rentals during the
period were much larger than last year
ana resulted in "A loss in the surplus after
all expenses and dividends of Sll3.0l2. as
compared with the figures at the end OF
November last year. The surplus was
S''o.lo@, as compared with 1856. l96 in 1912.
lehish Valley Transit Company.
The Lehieh Valley Transit Company
has issued its report for November and
the twelve months ended November 80 as
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
Monthly Railroad Earnings

The following November statements "
,.,,Ir,ad earnings were made public yes
terday:
,..tis6p CROSS So 7S4j2h. decrease >Io'1'-
''.i - e, 900 aGs decrease. 500 III.
'"a;,,go 4 Southwestern. gross N',oS 80, o. a.
-,oase Si4a 500: net afer charges So''''""'
decrease. S423 ~. sg.,n SIS. decrease.
ii.e..oo ,,i s9Ge. 3as decrease. S2lO2o"
Canadian Northego st CO.. nr1cs.c So go
crease. N''3 f;,sctostor 4 Pittsburgh gross S9l1
o i'n Gsrrea ,,e s8ss net s2as 20 decrease.
;5. ,o- ue' nee corporate income. Siil'''' &C
Trssac 81 $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27

was executed by Samuel Mayer the prt5'ue en-.
The business was started IN 1859. ana tnis
COMPANY was formed IN November. 1871 with
n capital stock Of 80 900 after peuton nsl
been filed against VI. Msyner q SOM uo'"s
business as thp Liberty Garter NOIks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
GENERAL News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

All concrete work has been finished ~
ee power house section Of the Coon
napids dam. which is being constructed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27

INTERIOR kECEIrTs.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.


COFTFE-The market was quiet. sales
aggregstinC $50 bags. but after making
steady start. with values unchdug I'd 10 points
higher. there was q gradual decline, and final
quotations were 10 II points net lower.
European markets were closed. and in to
absCuce ~ news from abroad there was little
incentIy. to trade either way. Early cost and
freight offers were steady aud unchanged 10
points higher. but late In the dsy one ar two
houses received lower offers. and this was a
factor In the late decline. Santos - we're al
n lJc and Rio IS n 90. cash market easy
on the basis 81 9asC for Rio so :. Local con-
tract nrlcpe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.


/ been flied against VI Msvuer sons aoihs
/ business as tn Liberty Garter Works
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
/ Tho following judgments FOR amounts more
! than 500 were flied YESTERDAY the n's' NAME
! tcing that OF the debtor.
Broderica. Edward George Eingler CO.
I Bovsl,y Herman : smrgez s1c4 90
! Bramhall. Charles r Chain Belt 90: 80 10.
Berufeld Philip Seeman e al. s-u' =.
B Bloom Fannie-T Jackson S2NJ %. ~
+ Cohen. Abraham and Grea'.r Ne" l"Ih
Wrecking and Construction Co = JaIos
/ cohen I5rabsm-A Poitieo $40.
, CDDsidine. Lulu TN Crocker. S22g y"
. Crabtree John Nv ! Doremus @5659 80.
, cutler. Jennic-A Zadek 81 al. Sl-t Is.
Cauarell' James r. and Speras y la,aharas-
/ Directors Realty Holding 90. 500 =.
Douroe. David schnitzler. SIo3l ~
Davidson, llat,ie-L. Spitz e. a., Hl'- h'.
Duty Patrick-Sonu Bros SlJ0 j.
Didier. Joseph Al q Clark costs Sl2s o.
opposite Alfonso and opposite Realty Co. Inc
D. * We'll Sli2 %
Tarnu- Emilic-A Levin, S23'' NJ 1900,
Edison. Ellie Ct q HOander % al N2l""H.
FmkesieIn Albert and DaniaI Ms'h -Jonn
Goldman. sam and saran George E.nsler &
Gordstein. siuon-princelv Mills $2os %.
Gods,cin. Man. and Max Fedman-s Eich-
baum, SOL c..
H2 n,,ea s. >, ,ol Henry :! and N"'"l' ' '"
i"'.ng'. Nora9am nee slsS sn
fi'.leu.anu,' Iolh h''u1l I",'r ,aog on
ii",ILS. 'ilpt'', -, NJ D. Li.ffrr %
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Ksicr. Richard He. ". snyder ct 81.
$500 "a.
Leyinson. Solomon. Ksimanowitz. sl.o16 %"
Kline Jaen and William EOsen or William
Donneson-A. Belais. $50 q. o,
himua''' IuslaNus - 'uli,p..H' 90 80
: ketcham, mares T. u, -. ilfiif r''' ".
Loveland. Eugene F-h heIndI'e'' 'I all
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Kane. Mathew A. Levine, -. 10 .,o o.
Lang. christian H-->iniih i%Anaii' 49, : d
Levin. EdU. NJ .-G'nsn'Tc ~ A1r'-'h. E,''i -.
MYERS Joseph j. r Wurdor o. a.. 'i'e ~.
Mcshowitz. piucGy-E Korn S3l2 -
M'r duGaufl, JOsepH-E. =. Anirote.tt ~ a..
- 800 30.
NJ 600" -orH 10 rlon,. and Niagara Wood
N'i'li- p ''"''''d N'''''''''-N'' '''-
d.. Fn'- - ,t-. am, sor.,,,,I, American
v-o.f.n a., Of Ncv. Yor. .,o.f-t sS1J Il
Miller, l'iaufc. anu JACOB hSp'a.t 70 o.. '"''@
r.s ,.'l' ~. &c -" t-..,,,i, .r-.,, a., 81
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r,.. 49,. - . g., S,..-r
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