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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09
GOVERNMENT WIRES
ABUGABO0, SAYS VAIL
Warns Western Union Holders
in Ills Valedictory Not
to Sacrifice stock.

President vairs valedictory TO the
stockholders Of the Western Union in his
last annual report to that company yes
terday was a warning to them not to be
frightened into selling their stock by
alarmist talk of Government ownership.
1.-THE property OF the company cannot
be taken without just compensation says
Mr.. Vail; that is. full and proper
equivalent for the property taken must
be returned to he owners. In such a
case the shareholders should receive as a
minimum far in excess of the present
market values of the share.
The other alternative which has been
advanced, to take over the long distance
telephone lines and enter into competition
with the existing telegraph lines for the
purpose of destroying their business. is
not only OF no questionable character
as to be repudiated when It's full sig
nifcance IL realized. but Is 80 utterly i'm
possible and unavoidable from a practical
point of view as to make II negligible.
The technical department Of the com
pany has been at work In connection with
that Of the Bell system In the de-
veopment OF what might be termed me-
chanica1 transmission. and there IL now
IN daily use rapid transmission apparatus
which nearly. II not quite quadruples the
most effective yet devised"
The separation OF the Western Union
from the American Telephone and Tcle-
graph Company was sgnaliztd by a
reduction In the number of directors from
80 to 81.
Newcomb Carlton. now vice-preslden.
OF the company. probably will be elected
to succeed Mr.. Vail at meeting of the
board on April Is.
The following new directors were
elected yesterday: William IL Baker.
Henry w. De Forest. william Fahne-
stock. Percy A. Rockefeller. Mortimer T..
Schiff and William II. Truesdale.
These directors retired Theodore N.
Vail. Union N. Bethel. Harris g. Fahne-
stock, Robert NJ. Galloway. Edward J.
Hall. Henry S. Howe. Edward T. Jefferry,
Charles Lanier. Lewis Cass ISdyard.
John J. Mitchell. Harry B. Thayer. John
1. Waterbury and Robert Winsor.
The Western Union for the year
ended December 81. 1913. reported earn
ings available for dividends OF $3.234.917.
against $3.126.2s0 in 1912. equivalent to
3.24 per cent. on the stock against 3.13
per cent Total profit and loss surplus
3s.705.7el.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER-Tradins was quiet. with little
interest except Of a local character. The
the associated warehouses, which showed
i.ooo'oVo pounds OF butter In cold storage
pounds. as "a" eompared w.s s nSs 1900 goo
last year. further weakened the held but
ter market, Process is a little hrmer. al
though trading is moderate. Packing stock
25,. a CSC; frsts, 2.q:5c.; seconds, az
.se state diary. finest, e as 's' GOOD 70 70
prime, ia &c. process, extras, 20 n 20i. C.
hrs,s; lsqlsc; ladies, current .hrst. &c.
10 l.e. No. .. l2ql4c.
CHEESE Fresh cheese was not IN strong
cheese quiet its owners having e i'e e.
whole milk, old, a. to quality, iSaisEc':
fresh p,eials, fairly cured. Aal5c'; aver.
s age 4, da1Sy sTs,ea' lSa skins. held.
choice ioaiie.; poor to fair. sasc
EGGS.Receipts were unusually heavy. be-
ing was active on account of the Easter
holiday. AZ the close the market was weaker,
as buying had stopped to some extent. There
was very little interest In storage egEs on
account OF the high prices and few we're be-
Ing stored plrties easter, Foreign .ers,
eggs nrm. Prices follow: Fresh gathered,
~ - a2ac;; storage packed firsts 2oia a:lc
issnsi Ts's AMI @2Un 1S .sTS
hennery whites hne to fancy. gee; hennery
browns. .2c.. brown and mixed colors. 20 a
Gle. Baltimore ducks, 3sc.. Western, asa
37c, Tennessee and other good Southern,
80 n 36c, Goose, s5c. Gsl
LIVE POCLTRi-There was free buying
at zoe. for average Southern and Southwest.
ern fowls, with 1c. premium for Northern
stock. Old BOOSTERS brought 1874 al4c
ducks lSa zoe; geese. 12112hc.. Receipts
yesterday 20 cars Western, 9 Southwestern,
10 southern by freisht. with q few scatter
'"f pR sfsR' By f fsRTfs
limited ana the ~ market wa. Weak
supply and hrm. Spring ducklinvs in mod
crate demand Squads In fair request
Fancy frozen fowls moved better Large
roasting chickens STEADY, Most OF the froa-n
chickens were unsttracttvs ana slow. Frozen
toms firm, with hens slow. Ducks and geese
duh and weak. Quotations; Broiiers. Phils-
delphia. fancy, IL lbs. each. a ID, 42Q4oc..
lbs. each. IS 9<oc. Chickens Phiiadelph Ia.
fancy, 34125c.; coarse. 1tc. Fowls West.
ern boxed, 60 lbs. sno over 20 dozen. I9c. :
30 20 az lbs. IN a 1sc.. under 30 lbs. 10 %
lsc,; In barrels, lbs, 1eh Qiec. Western
fancy, scalded, 1871 ff19c.. Western and
Southern. poor, itTl5'sc old roosters,
l4lsc. Frozen--Turkeys. small. Western Sc
lected hens and toms. 90 % 26o.: Kentucky.
ss@2snc Texas 2ac.; old hens aa92.c,
. .: fan fancy; rs to - lS;, 's@25c, corn fed,
dozen. i7gisc.; corn fed. i51,sc fowls
Western boxed, so lbs. ana over to dozen
i7ianlshc.i 30 to 90 lbs, 15ds15nc, old
roosters 40 Ducks Western. 1:@1tc.; No
2: swioc. Geese Western. fancy, isHiic
No. 2. sQ1ln.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09

Triai--Part L-.pcfore bike j Court opens
dangerous weapon. Mary wyeSorr. re sriis
P G,ssssoq Moth rhOmss smith real name
Hugh q. Burke, carrying dangerous weapon
Isspon wism q,Ss .F ra
mth, carrying dangerous weapon, Benedict
Daniels, carving dangerous weapon assault
weapon. robbery. grand larceny. assault
weapon Francesca MarteiaTo. assault
Part li-Beiore Baker, J.Lcharles r
Nitto. Harry Lskos. attempted robbery. '. as
sault' Bernard Wi Iams. Frank Byrnes
sault; Louis Latronica. grand larceny; Evan
s pan 'lIff grand ersny TeGesns
tor Thompson. burglary. grand larceny. re.
Giving; James Purcell. burglary, grand
receiving Thomas Washington, burglary
sarrosa,e's court"Before Ketchsm. :
Court C. opens at 10 ~ in The Hall Q,
Matilda Webb. Charles Wilson; Henry J
Siqrn, ); G. smith Fred Boehleft Ma-,
0 yi,1oI Il snd Mary a. rrins.e Admins.
The estates OF George Hudson, Ellen Reilly
" II Roe. Henry Hcllet. John Murphy
John Springstecn otto Huber John Schlitz
SthOllay, Mary Glinstedt and ! Brown
Estates Joseph Gatonie. T.. G. Brown and
william Hibbard. Contested calend ar
Wills OF Caroline Neubert and t;ertrud.
Marshall.
KINGS COUNTY.
supreme Court-Trial Term-Before Van
Slci'u, J. court opens at 10 \ Mos.
SOFA. i@9 t3?. $50. az, 443. it5. 373. 900,
az. a., 40. $50. 3lOd 3iSa. The re.
iuhinier OF ,ilcudar passed 20 Monday. April
10, 1914 ihghes' number reached on gen.
crdl calendar H. a.
County court--'rrial T,rm.--B,tore Hum
phrty. J. court opens at 10 A. M-,;ott-
,ack VS. Brooklyn. Queens Co n sub Ry Co
MACK vs. Astoria Veneer Mills ct al, Levy
" Il II Il Co; Berkeley VS. sane, Austif,
- same. Scarborough " East River Gas
GO or !. ], keichling ~ klotz 81 al, Ken;
~ n r Il 60. Cronin va Same Green
=, anderson. People inquest W KrIke.
feopie inquest Vs. same. Remainder OF cal :
-rdar passed until Monday, April 49, 1914
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09
BRITISH UNITED CIGAR SOON.
Wh-ian Announces Early OPENING
Of string Of store. Abroad.

pehnlte announcement was made yes
terday by Charles A. Whelan OF the
United cigar stores Company that a
string OF retail cigar and tobacco shons
VIII be established In Great Britain within
the next few mouths George !. Whelun
tod THE SUNS London correspondent re.
Gently that such a step was being cons,d.
cred. but II appears that the plans arc
well under way.
The stores in Great Britain will be
directed along the lines adopted by the
company In the United States.
Financing OF tho new undertaking unl
be American aud American men viii, talk
charge of the work. The name OF i've
new company will either be the United
cigar stores Company OF Great Britain
or the British ana Colonial United Cigar
stores Company Mr. Whclau said that
the new company would be registered In
London by June | AZ the latest.
The English company vii, be separo,a
from the existing companies, although tho
same large Interests will he behind II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09
MUSIC SENT BY WIRELESS.
Steamship Men Hear Demoastra
ton on the Almirante.

Tho United Fruit steamship Almirante.
which sailed yesterday for the Caribbean,
will experiment on her voyage with Or
Lee De Forests ''audiophone amplitier."
which includes megaphone attachment
to the wireless receiving apparatus for
intensifylng wireless messages.
About seventy steamship men and skip
pers of steamships were aboard the Al
mirante just before she sailed TO listen to
wireless photographic music sent from
DR.. De Forests home at High Bridge to
the steamship
Capt. Walter r. Bevan OF the Al
mirante said he had faith in the "audio-
phone amplifer'' because he had heard
wireless messages through II distinctly.
and the ships wireless operator said il
made unnecessary the use of receivers
clamped over the ears. II the experiment
ts successful through the voyage other
ships Of the United Fruit fleet will be
equipped with the apparatus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09
PLANE FINDS SHIP IN FOG.
Guides Life savers to Steamship
Disabled and DrifttnR,

MAEBLEHEAD. Mass. April s.--An aero
plane was used to-day for the purpose OF
locating ship in distress. perhaps for
the first time, when new Burgess-Dunne
machine, equipped with the Dunno inven-
tions for stahilizing air craft. answered
whistles of distress I'm "A fog and located
the steel steamship Coastuise. The aero
plane guided life saving launch 10 the
spot where the Coastwiso was drifting
with disabled engines off Mystery Island
in Salem Harbor
The aeroplane was driven by Clifford
Webster. accompanied by W. Startling
Burgess The machinery on the vessel
was repaired. and the steamship continued
on its way southwark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

NAiloNAl. SAND AND LAND DEVELOP
MENT COMPANY of peekskin \ Y n.
lltion IN bankruptcy ny Thomas + Han
lor tines" creditors: Cullen TRANSFORMATION
oonpany, .h-ls; Tice Towing Line. slo5.
irIrd that ON December ~, Edward =
hlI was appointed receiver IN Westches-
itr ana pGiChcss counties by the Suprrnr
court Liabilities are reported to be $50?
600 IN" company was Incorporated in
July l'll. with capital stock $3.50 600 IN
nal a large sand quarry near the state
military camp,
sIGMrND HEIGHT. $50 East islst street.
petition IN bankruptcy. Liabilities $3.50.
no assets. Tho liabilities grew out of th.
purchase OF $50 shares of stock Of the Chi
,hsp and Great Western Railroad Com
pany IN 1911. Mr.. IIccht bought TN. stock
through simon Jacobs. who was eilplov.d
I'm stock brokers ofare, FOR s3.o-;. on
which lie paid $500 Mr. Jacobs, f. was
stated, agreed 30 carry the stock and Mr.
hrrht gave notes. Mr. Jacobs has brought
suit on TWO notes for $500
JOSEPH i. HART. clerk. 1910 I.xue,on
avenue petition I'm bankruptcy. riabiii
ties $500 contracted eight years ago: no
JAMS II. KMANE--Iuis. Hong, ,o,
personal assets ~ Ismos r. Krane furni-
tur" dealer, OF 1854 Third avenue TIN.
assets Coneist OF real estate, In which III.
HquiN VIII not excesa $4,000. while the
CAFE DE PARIS, ISC--Judse Hough has
directed the Union Trust Company 10 nav
S.5,t.J 10 Ernest Schofeld, who h.ld ~ q
thatfrl mortgages for si3.T5t on The
at hroadway near i2d street When m.
property was sold on February Il last III,
pro eeds or the sale wer" deposited In tn.
!hiNn trust COMPANY, to await any suit
gage. hut AS no suit was begun Mr. Scho.
Held demanded the money
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09
CURB STOCKS. CLOSING PRICES.
VACUUM OIL SHOWS GAIN.
Earns 1922 Per Cent, hut Dividend
Basis Remains same.

The Vacuum Oil Company. former
subsidiary of the Standard oil Company
OF New Jersey. reports for the year OF
1913 profits equal to 32,2 per cent on the
$4,000, 900 capital stock. as compared
with ~ per cent. on the same stock in
1912. Total profits were s4.S32.93O,
against h.l5e,oO6 the year previous.
Dividends. however, will be continued at
the rate of per cent, as higher operat-
ing costs maks II impossible to increase
the rate. The company's profit and loss
surplus has been increased from $14.675.-
:16 on December 81. 1919, to $17.l5l.Ot9
on December 81. 1913
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09
TO WIND UP TRUST COMPANY.
Com mittee to Report on Assets Of
Concern That Quit IN 1908.

The stockholders OF the International
Trust Company. which went out OF bust
ness In 1908. met yesterday and ap-
pointed committee to Investigate and
report on its assets preparatory TO wind
ing up its affairs
The committee I. to report two weeks
hence. 1t ia composed OF 6. S. Menken of
Philhin. Bcekman. Menken & Griscom /:
Vincent l.. LIBEL OF Phillips. Mahoney
& Wagner. and Richard Bennett. a stock
holder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN. April S.-Trading on local
market was dull. with a generally firmer
tone. Among the coppers Franklin was
active, with q recession of a point to 9.
while Utah Consolidated Mining advanced
TO 11h. UP IN. Allouez lost X. TO
AK and a sale Of CRANKY was recorded
at SO. up w. In the other mining issues
Island Creek Coal. both common and
preferred. each gained a point, the former
to 40. the latter to s6is. New Haven
lost Y. to 6s%. The industrials were
without feature. The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY.

,: sHp.eme cSur, ApPeiI'ai' pIyi.iS s,n
snssn ssos, and bowling m eenr
opens at ~ Nos. 1856. ISL. TAI es7
Supreme Court - Appellate. Division -
Recess.
suprcm. Court--special Term--Psr, l.
BEFORE Davis j. Motion calendar called ~
supreme Court---speciai Term-Psrt II
Before Weeks. J. Court opens at 1890
sgpreT n, ,couri-sPsGia,i Term-npaTt Ill
SS,oF sss Bly,! W. "a G GsnsFa PsSI
1871 7ss. iig9ss sss 800 oo, $40 100 100. issS
1907. 1881 Undefcnded divorces called At
1880 A NJ. Case unfinished.
Part IN.-Before Pendeton, J. Case un-
part v.--Before Donneliy. J. Case un-
Part vr-Betor. cohaian. J. Cas-. un-
Part vrr-Be,ore Lehman. J. Gas. I'M
part vuI-Before Blanchard, J. Case un-
", Y. Vi, VII and yiIi. Tor ,T,aI;
pe s%Ps'n nfaar SqFt' Sa T sss s.s a1s
3 3ssssS e SIS. 49, S'ii: :ljs 25Ss $a75. ao'i
SEES. 5000. .s.s. 5000, 1852. Case un-
Fart Iv.-Adjourn.d until Monday. April
Part v.-Adjourn.d until Monday, April
r%i ,, yp 81 sop pe sy ! 49,: i :s,
:6;t. :s?5 case unfinished a. .,e, .s-s
:7.2, ass :et5 Sose :s7S 1875. 1905. sos
Part Vii Before Emerson :. Nos. eeia
1851, 1854, 2s5s 1913 .s7t. 1879. 2sss. 1875
Case unfinished.
Part iX-Before Ford. J Nos. c7ii. 1895
6g?t Case unfinished.
Part X.-Before Gavegan. j. Case on. No
p,r, NT-R.fora pbiihin I Nos ejli
1853 '. 20 IlS7 .Sss' .as5' .ss7. 81. ~
2Sts .StA' so4t, 80 80 W,dsy AMI
~ f@ ,si Aii'--Au'ou'"ea u"''' "o''''' N''
Far. Ia: ss SS,heT ss 1850 SiS
as!s s ss. :ss sS ~ Ill :s,S .s,G Case
unfinished . n ~. ,..o
Part NIyIBef2rc p ''l;.s j. Nos 1890
Part XV.1Beforc GicFsrich, J Nos :o9o
1880 176s. 7sohs 55l. 1901. :7is. SO $50
on r'f No G Ssg csnsil'T >."'''S' .
7s E'F i,s; i,s i5 50 H"@ rs. i,5. 49,
PA Part 'XS'vIiii'%BcSitore Greenssum. !. Cas-.
on NO day G% e!eSin,ga,srcnoms..-Betor. Co.
haian' s Wills for ,probate.crhIilp g Davis
crns George G S ". Siyerhorn William Lum.
mis- Marrafc, Ku6sn, LeMi. 7 Fay, clio
Werne. ThsSaSrs A' a, oo Aa'm S'hr'o'f
Fowler, Sorr! opens At 10 a Nh, NJ. Es w.,
o, ghon9Is h,,so sisi ais Si79 IS.
,a,ess Of Mary GALAXY. Camilla Pollock Car
city Court--specia! Tcrm-Part Re
Motions PART II-Refore McAvoy. J. cour,
''sS; At - S5;, $r',.:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09

II WIS learned yesterday that Wells.
Fargo & Go. have taken over tho Paris
office OF the United States Express Com
pany and have also opened new office
in London ~ !. Roberts, president Of
the United States Express Company. an
nounced about u week ago that tho United
States Express Company. pursuant to it's
plan OF liquidation, was disposing Of It's
foreign offices AZ rapidly as possible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09
Bond Business EIpands.

In view Of the recent growth of bust
ness and activity In the bonds tho gov
errors of the Stock Exchange voted yes
terday to extend the bond platform on the
Broad street side Of the exchange They
win also see to the installation Of eighteen
new telephones there In order that mem
bcrs trading in bonds viii not have to
cross the floor In order to communicate
with their offices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09
NEW CITY BONDS SELL HIGH.
Forthcoming Issur Goes to Record
Price of IOI 1910.

The forthcoming issue OF New York
City ~, per cent. bonds sold when is
sued' on the curb yesterday at the new
high record OF 10l 1916. Interest in the
bonds is extensive In Wall Street and
there are reports of several strong syn
diCates.
Although II was said by some that the
present price IN comparison with the Axe
OF 1860 IL unwarranted. Others predicted
good price for the new bonds when
issued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09

The following securities wcre listed on
tho New York Stock Exchange yester-
day: American Coal Products Company,
$4,000 capital stock. Central District
Telephone Company, $4,000, 900 first
mortgage thirty-fi five year per cent.
bonds, duo 1913.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09

The board Of governors Of the Stock
Exo hange voted Yesterday to close the
exchange on Good Friday. hut 10 remain
open on the following Saturday This de To-
clsion ~as mad" In spite OF the petition
OF ovcr t0O ~ the members for a Jo,,hle
holiday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09
Petition DismiAsed,


fhlNEAS GORDON. Judge Uourh has dis
missed the petition III bankruptcy nl.d on
Mstcn ~ against phiucHs Gordon. whole
sale dealer In ~on"n.s hats bond street
on a settlement with creditors a. 30 cents
on the dollar, payable ~ cents cash and Is
cents note uu" August | next Iiabllt,i.s
Mere ahnut &Ir nm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09
Receivers AppOIuted,

supreme Court-By Justice Weoks-t;reen.
wen SAVINGS Bank ". Aaron Coleman,
Rnber' i. Hare Powell. New York Trust
company ". Bernhard Manner. Robert ]
Hare foweli Charles II Freeman vs. Allc.
Ii. Scott. Charles c. Moses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09
New Head for Georgia Central.

SAVANNAH, April s,--W. A. winhurn,
v'ee-president OF tho Central Georgia
Railway, was elected president Of that
system to-day. succeeding G. IL Mark
hand, Who resigned,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09
TOT RS.
LIS ct>bT>s,
,laI,lIDttut,

ldo ~ Sl go " .lsp' NH'tGrf 100 ~ .' =
:! k"'howrr ~ ~ fo"', .a-" p-r.' f"
iotrn 81 - " Joseph .,-r.- F-or ;
! klhr
i7Th 81 II 30 4'h ~. tN'N
owen king " l,l-n k'.E - r .~t-..
Non', nttys, Qua k"ruI.h & Nu'"'.
SD Az. "a cor . irony .o.,o.,, n,s
~ isdn ~ to~Ei tnutt" co .' .t't>
Clnsr M Ecl. ui'NF ~'t,u-hH-G"'
GRAND BLVD AND tpNtttH =
l. lhi'h Sc lonNiI1 4. o.. .Er,..
t'ihl Savings Hdrh 10 y. '.u.. :.
- Al fore .o-' WtgHI. .'.. |
h',uruhu.
ANrHo|N ~ lSi" N..-.' .... .
MORT" nooh e. al b'Ir..'.. ..e.
lps HpNSsnn
CoLLEtf ~. iNSi-t,tpo. ,..
Mn> T,gury ct al ture lone u.s"
Merrill a. Rogers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09

Regarding the railroads and their buy
ing Of steel" Mr. Clarke said. IT have no
doubu bur that the railroads will be heavy
buyers OF rails and equipment provided
fnat they get the per cent. increase In
freight rates. nm told oh good author
fty that In many railroad Offices there are
piles or sealed orders awaiting release as
eoon AS the rate increase is given. am
also told that those orders will not be
released unless the Interstate Commerce.
Commission grants the railroads plea.
Regarding the Governments suit for
the dissolution Of the Steel Corporal ton
Mr.. Clarke said: IT do not believe that 1t
would be good thing for the industry or
Tor the country. The corporation has al
ways been very fair to its competitors and
has brought about a high standard OF
wages for its employees that could never
have been achieved hv a multitude OF
little concerns In addition see what II
has done for its men and their famile.
tn the way Of raising their STANDARD Of
living. Some persons may say that the
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company pur-
chase was 'gobble but IL will prove
one OF the greatest things that have ever
occurred for the South. The property in
cluded In that purchase is a very rich one.
but one that could be made to paw only
by an enormous outlay of money. Only
concern Hike the Steel Corporation could
AFFORD TO make that great outlay OF money
ana wait as many years as II VIII have
70 for its returns
Mr.. Clarke said that as vet he did not
greatly fear buying OF foreign steel by
railroads, as foreign factories are not
fitted to turn out the equipment our roads
here need.
The report Of tho I.ackawanna steel
Company and its subsidiary companies for
the first quarter OF 1914 is one OF the
strongest indications OF just where the
steel companies stand. II shows a falling
of OF 431,99s gross tons untitled orders,
end a deficit for the quarter OF s445,aOT.
as compared with a surplus last year of
e1,6o9,721. a decrease OF sl,45+92S The
total income was sc36,o46. as compared
with $1.6o3.54. a decrease of sl,367,+ai.
An Official Of an Independent company
said yesterday that his plant was oper
atinE ut a basis Of from 30 per cent.
10 so per cent. OF capacity. with an aver
age Of SO per cent. Some men have been
laid of. According 10 his information the
Steel Corpora ton Is operating on 80
per cent. basis. Last month the Steel
Corporation was operating on an 80 per
cent. basis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON. April s-The statement Of
the receipts and pay warrants OF the Treasury
shows:
Yesterday This month. Fiscai ytav
Hereipts ..... 81 SOC SIS sl2IasIn Shls. esi 0ss
Paw warants c.59i.7n 10 SOB 673 bs.t 1919
,s.isl,o5s

beh~tt. S6@s.I3 slST,Os tSisl.obS
Receipts from ,risf toms yesterday were saS,
$50: from internal revenue. ordinary, s7is,oi2:
b. 80
National bank notes received for redemption
q. s<ssT
The cash statement ~ the Omitted slater
Treasurer for April shows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-09
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR,
IN DIVIDEND

IN DIVIDEND
COMPANY .ni Term. stL A,,,
tonso.,iatei Ice, quarterly MD u
pntillins Company ~ America
quarterly ....,.,. ............ MA 4.
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