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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-05
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

window glass at $50 West broadway. has
s s.: S;;;.S ssss snS s.h Ina
g! claee n.iHr.; $500 e..h: ;sis: no !ss
MAX la: WIS" nWs,S. PAINTER. Of ~. Yves, Isc,h
street. IA. n.d r-,',o1no an IN bSnkrup'syi;
In 1907. AID no assets. OF the Liabilities
$4,000 ers mor,saes' On real estate
WILLIAM j. ATWOOD. seller - n'.r.. OF
ITO West rotticth street, has h,sd pet,
81" na.kra',c Sn ' ia v.s.n p,
In lsos. and assets of - cash:
ROBERT IL SENT" % AL Fort Wash,
ard ASSETS ., ,ass , Of IN. deS,.
where he was president Of the Postal
News Company. and OF his liabilities
81? 63 are for Endorsements for that COM
MiRIAM KING Of 81 ives, is7,h street has
filed a petition in bankruptcy. with iiah,!-
tiles Of t<s,l and no assets. Among the
creditors are the security Bank. s.,o3i on
an Endorsement, OF note OF the Joseph
Meyer. S:'Tii on a denci"ncy Judgment.
NJ & b. scHSUR--Max and .B.ssie, schnm
posed cd tn. nrm OF NJ Is sch""r. linNaSr
dealers. have filed a petition IN bnnktuatry'
N Max has s' .ndi,iSsi ,a6,, Taa oss and
asset. tlsis in checks and notes Bes|!.
s:. ."a 3. th. aSt.. ar. . sSai
mortgages on saloon. at 81 Suffolk street
and l53 Delaney stree
Julius /. LEVY. salesman. s&S West 1874
street. has Ned petition In bankruptcy.
with liabilities eTaT to three creditors for
rent and no assets.
MORELI. REALTY COMPANY--Judge Mayer
hiss dismissed tho petition in bankruptcy
Med on November against tho Morell
Realty Company Of lis West ld@th street
on settlement with creditors at loo
c~nts on the dollar secured by third
mortgage made by Maud Novel; on prop
erty at lG.2 and 1856 Aqueduct avenue
and 1897 Nelson pv~nu~ The Eronx. The
prior mortgages aggregate $500
VACUUM ENGlNEFRISGC oMPANN--Judvc
Mayer has appointed Oliver Goldsmith re
ceiNer for tho Vacuum Engineering Co
pany Of .i Madison avenue, bond ;. 900
and directed the receiver to call "A meeting
| OF creditors within ten days u WAS stItsu
| that the Sheriff has levied on the assct'
under an execution for ti9l. and was Il
| have sold the property yesterday. Judge
Maver restrained she sheriff from selling
Assets are valued ~ $4,000 outside oi
| patents and licenses. There Is a large
amount Of merchandise in A storcroon
| at nO Liberty street. and there are out
| standing contracts which WI! earn $4,000
| to 5000 over the cost Of compile ton.
C. NJ GOLDBERG COMPANY, INC. -
| Schedules In bankruptcy OF the {. NJ
| Goldberg Company, Inc. dealer In women
| apparel at Scwhurgh. show lab.lliei
| S33S3 and assets I.elT,
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TREATING MUST CEASE.
IL Order IL DisrrI"rd"d i"""'"'"
ll..ns. WIN lie Revoked.

soMEnsrr Pa. March l5.--Somerset
county enjoys the distinction OF having
Il local law prohibiting treating III saloons
although bill to restrain the sale "'
LIQUOR In the State In this manner WAS ac-
fea,ed In the last Legislature
That Judge William II, kupp"l meant
that treating should cease In Somerset
county when he promulgated an anti
treating rule last March is demonstrated
IN an opinion retterat!nG tho regulation
filed in court. The court says he vii!
revoke tho license OF any landlord who
disregards the court anti-irea'ins order
In dispos.ng of remonstran'c against
James NJ Rhue proprietor OF III" Colonial
Inn at Stoycstown. one OF tn" Charges
aga.ns, Rhue was that Treating ~ al
lowed AT this bar in violation OF tho order
Of the court"
In granting ia. license despite tho re-
rnonstrance Judge Ruppel says:
"'The court now serves notice that u
this rule be disregarded in the future .
rule to show cause why the license shall
not be revoked VIII be issued"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15
PRESIDENT BROWN
HERE FROM MEXICO
To Confer With National Rail-
ways Bankers on Interest
Due April 1.
AMOUNT IS Sl,GO9,752
Negotiations Halted Until Re.
port Is Made Of COndi-
tons in Country.

r. n. Brown. president OF the National
Railways OF Mexico. arrived here yester-
day morning from Mexico city to confer
with the company's bankers regarding the
payment of the seml-annual interest on
the roads $780, 747,600 4 per cent. general
mortgage bonds and on the s27.74o,o00
4 per cent. consolidated bonds which falls
due on April /. The interest on the two
issues amounts to about sl,60o.752.
The principal and interest OF the $780,
$4,000 per cent general mortgage
bonds is guaranteed by the Mexican Gov
eminent, but as the Huerta regime gave
notice several months ago that 1t in
tended to default on all interest payments
until affairs in the country were in
more settled state 1t Is generally believed
In the financial district that the road
will have to seek elsewhere than in Mex
leo city IL it intends to pay its obliga-
lions in cash.
1T was said yesterday at the offices OF
the company that Mr. Browns negota-
tons with the bankers had reached n
stage where nothing further could be ac-
complished until lie made n report OF
the existing conditions in the country
together with the state OF the roads
finances and probable future in case the
strife In that country continued. The
general belief IL that interest payment on
the bonds will DO met with n new issue
Of notes.
ON January ]. 1914. when the company
had interest amounting to S2,500,oOO due
on its sSi.Sl9.ai5 prior lien bonds. the
payment of which was not guaranteed
by the Government, the roads bankers
refused to lend it any financial assist
ance. AT that time President Huerta
came 60 the National Railways aid by
depositing as guarantee TO the three
year per cent. notes which the com
pany issued as payment of the interest
fj95,5S0 per cent. treasury notes with
the Guaranty Trust Company.
should the Government and the bankers
refuse to lend financial assistance this
time the company would face the peculiar
situation I'm which IL has at least twice
before been placed. In this country such
a default would probably mean n receiver
ship. but the National Railways are
Government owned. and the laws OF that
country differ from ours regarding such
| matters. Just what would happen has
been the cause of much speculation IN
the financial district ever since June l.
1913. when the company was tided over
its difficulties at a crucial moment by
the safe here and abroad OF $26.s30.oO0
Two year i per cent. gold notes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15
THE CURB MARKET.

strong undertone prevailed through
out the dealings In yesterdays short curb
session and prices moved narrowly In a
quiet market Tobacco shares were very
du'i. British-American Tobacco changed
hands at 70 and United Cigar stores sold
between % and 92ia, closing at an ad-
vance OF ~ points Riker -Hegemau con-
tinued active and strong. ranging between
and 9as. Maxwell Motors shares mad,
further gains. the LIST preferred and the
"a preferred gaining Ia and q points
respectively. Bonds were quiet and
steady. Mining stocks rejected little or
no price variations. Braden Copper IN
proved X to SIS ; British Columbia Cop
per yielded an equal amount to Ia
Stewart Mining was unchanged at IL
Kerr Lake was steady ut 4ll-l6. and
Goldiielde Consolidated sold at ~ and
1 1915.
Standard OIL shares we're somewhat ir-
regular. Prairie Oil and Gas and South
Penn Oil were strong features, the for
mer advancing II points to 594 and the
latter moving up IL points to Az. Stand
ard Oil OF California improved l point TO
Az; Standard Oil of Indiana declined .
points to $50: Standard Oil of New Jersey
yielded 1 point to AIS: Standard OH OF
New York was traded In between 233 and
231 Standard Oil of Ohio receded to 44s
and Anglo American Oil hardened slightly
to 1871.
Transactions in detail in the market
yesterday were as follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Wheat Closes slightly Higher On
short Covering.

Wheat fuctuated within narrow price
limits yesterday. closing firm. unchanged
10 Ac. higher. Trading was mainly con-
fined to the evening up of commitments
for the week end, as there were no de-
velopments of sufficient importance to en-
courage fresh operations by the trading
element. The firmness Of the market In
the face OF highly favorable winter
wheat outlook and negligible export
demand was attributed to short covering
on the dips Foreign news was an UNI
important factor. Liverpool opened II
to !. d. higher. due partly TO an Improved
demand for Manitobas. but later the ad-
vance was lost under profit taking By the
longs. induced by the smaller inquiry Tor
cargoes and expectations Of liberal world
shipments. The favorable Modern MiIeI
report was also an influence.
Corn prices closed Ac. higher as n re-
suit OF short covering. Offerings were
comparatively light on smaller farm oifer-
inrs and reports of better cash buying
Argentina adv!ces OF poor weather foI
harvesting and moving the crop also con-
trlbut.d TO a somewhat more bullish sen
tiun-nt. The oats market ruled firm, clos
ing unchanged to sc. higher Irad'hs
was dull.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15
COTTON HIGHER ON
COVERING BY BEARS
Market only Moderately Active,
but UndcrtOne Gcncr-
ally Steady.
SITUATION IN OLD CROPS
Mfficulty Of Delivering Low
Grades Adds to Anxiety
of shorts.

.,,oueh there was less activity in
alton yesterday the tone OF the market
-,s generally steady and prices made a
.,,her moderate advance. The strength
"a. confined chiefly to the old crop
.or,hs. especially May and July March
10, mart of It's premium over the other
:, cron months. while the distant posi-
.,ons although steady. were neglected
and made scarcely any change.
. through some misunderstanding the
...srs bureau did not issue its report on
.rr,,y and distribution giving the con-
.,,ntion by American mills for February.
mi. will not be published until Tuesday
.orrInr. while the final ginning report
:, ,bs season will be published at 10
o'clock Friday, March 20.
sentiment has been greatly confused
=. result of the recent advance In the
-.-rei The interests arrayed on the
.,or, side In the local market have been
.,,sa, straddle operators. Their imam
-, strength and general market astute-
.-ss has led most of tho trade to believe
.s,t no well considered operation planned
~ them could go awry IL Is evident,
ss,syar that an error has been made in
.'',,r,nc that the South would part with
=. low grades of tenderabio character
~ mat they could be delivered on con-
tact 49,. .o, =,
,-,r,ed by the high March premium has
-, construed as "A warning to those who
80 sbor, of May and July. particularly
sssn these options have been selling ut
| Ag discount ..,.
The bears got quite n sharp fright ana
n ,s estimated that approximately 2oo.oOo
S,ss OF short May have been covered in
| ~. market during the last week. This
S'ss not altogether relieve the congested
situation I'm that month. for the straddie
o,sratons have been estimated at con-
.'d,rably in excess OF half million bales.
most of which represented commitments
N Liverpool operators.
The weather in the South appears to be
more settled. and while temperatures are
,ll low the absence of rain may soon
,srn,t farmers to get into the fields.
spo, cotton was 3 points higher. Mid
tlnr uplands. i3.25c. spot cotton In the
prncipal Southern markets was unchanged
10 &c higher. New Orleans, IL 'sc' :
. Charieston. l2ac. Norfolk. lSc.; Sa-
yannah, ie7sc: Memphis. l3c.: Augusta.
| ili,c. Futures closed very steady. TO
n.,nts higher.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee RallIes sharp1y-Provision
Close Lower.

Tho coffee market experienced . healthy
rally yesterday. which was due primarily
to the unlocked for display Of strength
at Hamburg and Havre. This develop.
ment brought about an active demand
from the short interest. resulting In an
advance Of 81 TO 81 points throughout the
list. The reaction was helped In no small
way BY tho stronger technical position In
which the market was left after the Sc
we're liquidation and short selling earlier
In the week. Brazilian cables contained
nothing Of bullish import, though receipts
At primary points were somewhat lignter
than they have bcen running recently
Tho Havre market opened unchanged
TO u fr. higher and closed Y to fr.
higher. Hamburg started unchanged TO Y
pig higher and closed v to y pig. higher
Rio No. was unchanged at $500. AZ
Santos. No. was unchanged at $3.50
while No. thers was also unchanged a!
lST5o. Rio and Santos receipts totalled
1900 bags. against $4,000 bags last year.
Sac Pauio had II. 900. against 5000. and
Jundiahy had 1000. against 5000.
Eriras
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15
THE COPPER MARKET.
p.st Week y Discouragi"g One 10
the Trade.

The INST week was a rather discourage
inc one In the copper trade. The volume
OF business contaminated was exceedingly,
small on both sides OF the Atlantic ana
prices were heavy. An explanation given
Of the dearth OF buying Is that the con
suminG interests are awaiting the d.
monthly statistics from abroad.
rne nrice OF the metal during the week
rarycd from 14H to IAN cents. Large
nroducers ofrered copper on tine Conii'.";;
below IIN cents In an endeavor to ma
Inc market. but this concession failed "a
hrips out any buying of Importance
Dealers were Sliding ilh cents FOR IAN
ouantities. but were unable to obtain cop
per at that level
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN, March 1.-THE spell Of dull
ness which has prevailed on the local mar
kct for the last week was somewhat
broken to-day by a return of more normal
activity. on rumors that a favorable re-
port will be published some time next
week American Telephone strengthened
IN to 1873 on active transactions Amer
lean Sugar preferred gained a point to
ll0ia. Swift & Co. and American sugar
each gained ~. United Shoe Machinery
lost n point to "a. Among the coppers
CRANKY gained point to Sc. while Old
Dominion advanced y to ASH. TamaracS
gained Il to Az. Arizona Commercial
was active at an advance OF " q point.
The summary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15
CURB STOCKS. CLos1NG PR1C
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

RrfTTrn kes close1 weak vapsaySAv
.l'hout any materiai change in auois,iou.
uelI Su,;~F was weak enourh TO h. on 10
on gsan n. WAS sa ,S weak .noGss
!iuE enough TO warrant It Receipts for
last ' Wsek were i siS pigs. compared with
week las, year BUYERS are expecting q
lower market this week ana they have rea.
losses are heavy. There IL so much undergraie
creameries on the marke, that II, {. direu,
erais '' The decline i in American butter
Seriously affects the stock OF foreign on
hand and importers VIII lose on the spesuia,
use: nrsts, 2Eis r?7c. seconds gao :se;
ns sa eN IS = &c, good to Prime Se
process extras. 2ih:?c.: nrsts. :oU:otc.;
i@d,., Ga5t.n' nr',' asc paeENns ''S,k
l3r1c
CHEESE Marie, closed GTm With With an - a.,
hGans BLOCKS Of nr. T%Sa' 10, f@ So,.
compared with -dIs the week before snh
ions ions on al fancy soS%; tina. !. IL. hishc:'
he cheese market has been IN some time
Shanes of the make, xcLns I:ve.. pTlc:.
are, state, white spcGial.' itsaiec.; col
GS%S%S.; unaersraac.. iS%is.s: skim.
held specials ltW tNr h"," snni.e' ~
i::i!5e. g poof 10 ' iii1 So SSG Toe 10 ~
EGGS .Yes,eraay wh,l" r' .s,r, w :r.
| leht inc pfdrIsh reellhE nj ln'p"Sh INV
egg producing sections where the wea'hrr
| Is warm and production good forced the
| esq market down nc. purely on sentiment
and not on the stocks on hand. 1t IL seldom
that eggs were closely cleaned up as
they were las. week. There was something
| 81 pinch Thursday, scarcity Friday,
and az saturday short day trading
was Hight hut no stock was carried over
Receivers have advices OF heavy shipments
and prices will be lower this week. Chicago
dropped 20 2lisc yesterday. which will have
| its eject on Mondays market. Receipts
| last week were 6s.ass cases when ordln-
lriiy they would have been 100000. a. the
| same week last year showed 1868 cases
| Consumption IS good. Duck eggs continue
| TO he in Ugh, supply with good demand.
| There are few goose eggs on the marke,
| but they have not become Plentiful enoug n
20 quote, ana viii bring Use this week Only
follow Fresh se'he,sa es',as, az Is
onds Isl. a2sc.i Pennsylvania and nearby
browns al asia c.; ca: brown ana mixed colors
h RHSh ss' sn' ws ans
.eGssc e""es'e' anu ''"e' so0u s0u'''e'"
3: ss pno,asa and "a ,h h.lS ,cr
The Las, parchase, Of me past Week , wsrs at
| H2sSc,.,a, nv w.-s Ia cn,. 10 cn,.
meCe'pts h weS wssi ,oy ys Ts.,s wsrs
more snnn me Snd y.st.pdsv 10 ~
| NHItt " navy INV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15
seeks Second Divorce at ~.

INST. LOWS. March N.--Suit to 'annul
the marriage Of stventeen-year-old SabiTa
ROrnfeld -Herck- Wagner to william Wag-
ner was filed In tho Circuit Court on
behalf ut the girl by her mother. Mrs.
BERTHE Bornfeld. This Is tho second time
Mrs. Wagner has figured in the divorce
courts. Two years ago she eloped with
a man named Herck. whom she divorced
about . year a~o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15

SATURDAY, March IL
Rcoeipts o. bp-ve, were 40 ht.u. mainly
consigned direct to sIaughi"rrgn No
tradiug, feeling nonlinaliy steady. Dressed
lsef slow at l.h l'r. per 10 tor o'dih,y'
80 choice city dressed native sides. No
shipments of Ave stock or dressed beet
from any United states or Canh!iun port
tor the week Just .i.deu
Receipts o. c,,ive, were c!s head; ~ head
on sale Market s.ow and weak 20 frao-
ti"n lover, Tho ptHs were not cleared.
lriue walls sud at ;li.t?ia per 700 lbs.
city dressed yeaiT .old at l<aIhc. per h.:
country uresssd ..v.ss
Keceipts OF sheep and lambs were <,seo
head, ~, cars on sale. Trade very slow
Sheep hulnihany weah. isubs :aG, lover.
Prime !a,inn. solo at s. per 100 lbs Dressed
mutton slow al 6ml2o. n-r III: dr~ss~d
lambs l!Hlic. Couatrv dressed Dollhouse
lambs weak at s3Us5 per cnr,asa
Receipts OF hogs were 2,So' head. ell cons
signed direct to local slnukhter~rs Feeling
non,inaly steady, Country dressed hogs
aui.t ut sgls,,o. per ID, tor heavy TO light
WskbL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, March l4.--The market
was dull and Irregular with downward
undertone. There was some demand Tor
Tonopah around last nights closing. Lee
high Valley on small odd lot trading was
OF n fraction. u. q. I. and Traction stocks
were steady. A single block Of Baldwin
sold at n fractional decline. Arbitrage
trading was small The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15
Port receipts and stocks were
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

In connection with the recent sale OF
100000 per cent. gold notes Oh 'ne
Ps,ihc Gas and Electric Company ~ 20
stated that the notes were part OF an
Authorized issue of 100000 ana that more
Of them may possibly be Issued WITHIN .ne
year II Is known that the company ma, mrs
uhasr confederation certain important Pr.
mAntnt hnancing, and according TO reports
,As may take The form of new issue OF
sanding 81 0OO, 900 preferred and In oroer
TO issur any more 1t would be necessary 70
e..l meeting % the sharehoiders 10 sevu,r
STOCK authorized. with about &a2oVo:Voo OUT
.ahd.ng. During the past year the gross
..ssenees OF The company amoun,eu 10
.v.ssI, with net earnings SS.s'l'sii anu
'-fp.us OF 12,I2s.2ll
company has recently issuec bookHt
describing lis hydroclectric developments
as Distributing systems IN the ,n nm.
pty has Jus, completed new hydroeiec-
u6 plant. 10 culatgius another anu has De :
~ I,Not WORK on new insiaIlhtloh' ~ u.s.
puAang 5000 acre reservoir IN the Sc
9ao.a Nat.ouI. Park at an elevation OF 1000
ls't |, now has under way plans Tor u new
zee tower uansm ssion line. several new
Nb'sia,luns aud distributing lines. IL ~
na'ed that one Of the principal causes toI
ss ispid growth O., the company has bsrn
ns Development .: electric pumping ior
mgaNpH, which has resulted Ia deNeiopins
,aoasants u acres of arid land into valuable
Heh4ids and farms
he Keystone Telephone Company reports
tn month ended February rs, 1914.
IL "tTniHgs of 3l0i'Sl. as compared WIN
a. ipi tho CORE spouding peiion IN
~ N'iH net earnings III sj5.95y. aga'nst
81 after lhe payment of ihtef.s.
~. 'st' lh''r remained IA net surplus 10" u
i,,,,S's TOT the month ended February 30
lhr reports from thr electric railways IN
rs.hs5 ''nu.a show that corporations of that