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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14

Manufacturing Company importer Of laces, $40
Broadway, which was put into bankrupt
October IL. 1911, died voluntary petition sSs
terday TO get rid OF personal debts, siI'-'o'
and liabilities as officer OF 81. Gallen MANI
featuring Company and as indorser OF noSys
OF that company and for accommodation OF ~
G. Samuels < Co. Of an unknown amount:
Assets are: Accounts. $3.50. and $3.50 STOCK OF
the 81. Gallen Manufacturing Company OF ITO
value. Among creditors are the St ud l
Manufacturing Co, 5000. subscription LOT cap
ital stock OF that company Arnold b hclno
x CO.. $3J 600 and l.. w. Bodeman, 81. Gall
Switzerland. probably $500 a.. ..atrs,
WILLIAM SIMON-Petition nled asalHss
william simon, manufacturer OF furs, ~ Nes'
46th ST.. by these creditors: Dora T. uoi w.
$50; L. 5 Wheeler. 1927. and :. Michael Soh ,da
500 on assigned claims. Liabilities Slo'V'V
and assets said 70 be $500 al
= NJ :. WAIST CONTEMPLATION filed
against Benjamin Z. Jacobs, Henry simon ana
Alfreio Mariani. doing business as the J. NJ. :.
Waist Company Al West 18th ST, oy u ese
creditors: X Fasiollo, $500; Harry Walkoi'
$50. and II. Abrams. SIS, on assigned Claims
D' TOTS piENsTAG. jobber in woliens. 200
Grand st, filed schedules in assignment MniSh
show liabilities. sl9,744. nominal assets s+'Vs''
HENRY ROSENBERG. Jobher in woollens'
oi3 LIST ave. filled schedules which show ia
bnities. s2.3io: nominal assets $500. ana az
&c, GoTTLfEB GLAUBER. ric-a-brse. 50
Innox ave. filed schedules which shov liabll
ties. s3.36s; nominal assets Sl,24o ana ao'uS'
"S 4. STIUDIOs-Peti,ion filed against the
l.. A. studios. corporation, pnotosFapnSttt,s
ors for $500 Liabilities are s.. 500 ,-,.,
LUCILLE STONE. shoe dealer - CaihedISi
PARKWAY. filed schedules which show Hablll-
GEORGE II. KNAUST. chef. 1913 Amsteroo
dame ave filed petition with Liabilities SLlf-
and no assets. - ..-v,,.r,-r,.x-
DISCHARGES FROM BANKRUPTCY.
Judge Hough i'm the L. 8. District Court
Yesterday granted discharges to these pans ans,
rupts: Solomon Austin. salesman JIG ESsI
iG5th ST formerly a rurrief liabilities. sl''-o'
samuel Backhaut. iurrier, 10 West 20th 81, -.
GERS specislties 307 East l4fth =. labultes'
81 $3.50: Fred Flicker & Co. cioaks ana SUITS i
30 West 22d 81, liabilities St4I?: Gruoer
Brothers waists ie9 Mercer St. Liabilities
s. .Oss: Edwin NJ Heckscher. salesman; -
West l16th St liabilities. g.. $40: Joseph Horo-
witz ribbons 401 Broadway; Liabilities. So PSI
Kathleen NJ Parker. actress 49, West fNth 81,
liabilities 81. as: Samuel Tnen. clothing IN
Bowcrv liabilities. s3.e2o; Edmund W Van
Dernool grocer. Pouehkeepsie, liabilities
50 O3J. and Ravwond Walters. designer Ito
West 71tn St. liabilities. 81 25I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
COTTON QUIET
AND LOWER
Good Weather Puts New Crop
Deliveries Into New Low
Ground After a Rally.

There was comparative quiet in the cot
ton market yesterday. with selling ten
dency early checked by continued quiet
demand for old crop positions and appre-
tensions that the opening Of Liverpool
to-day would bring renewed demand for
Nav and July on arbitrage orders. An
idea. that the first weekly weather review
of the season, due to-day, would be bull
ish and that the Census Bureau supply
and distribution report would show an
active mill consumption during March
caused a rally, but this brought out Wall
Street selling and new crop deliveries
went into new low ground, the close
showing net declines for the day of . to
II points. Southern spot markets held
unchanged and the local market was
quiet at 1880 for middling upland; no
sales. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
WASTING Good Money.

There is no institution in the country
50 much abused by all kinds of people,
openly and anonymously, as the Stock
Exchange II would be interesting TO
know in this connection what possible
benefit the authors Of the latest unsigned
and promiscuous attack could hope to get
ether for themselves or those they call
their clients by assailing stocks, the
Stock Exchange, Wall street. the news
papers and everything else that could be
called 10 mind in the hurry OF compost
ton For months, and even years, brok-
efs' Offices and newspaper Offices have
teen flooded with attacks on particular
securities without the market prices Of
hose securities suffering in the slightest
Somebody, evidently. has plenty of money
nat he can ind no other way Of dispos-
nc OF, and forgets that there is a river
On either side OF Manhattan Island, not
70 speak Of worthy charities galore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
Chieaao's Small Investors.

chicago savings bank depositors are not
al all reluctant to take advantage of low
iseurity prices, IL the deductions OF the
bankers there are correct. on April the
savings banks Of the Middle West me-
uopolis showed a decrease Of about
e'nl@ In deposits. compared with the
lsu'ss for January IT, The cost Of living
Las esclined sensibly since the beginning
VI Inc year, though latterly it has shown
ospcsition to return 10 the level OF
January ], and it Is assumed that ne
0sssNy has not been the cause of the
"'horawals. Besides, it is known that
Saad investors have been pTtlcularly
s'u'e Of late, and small investors are
~sey recruited from the ranks Of
'-smss bank depositors. Since April 5.
~, Chicago savings banks have gained
G~ico In deposits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14


Albany. April l3-The following incor-
porations were filed to-day with the Secre-
tary Of State:
u. T. Grab & CO., Manhattan: textiles; so,
900 oscar +. Grab. 332 Fifth ave. New Not.'
Louis Fridiccr and Luis 4. Cohen. New York
l. -. Shllchctzh Company Inc. Manhattan
ladies' suits and clodks 5000, Jacob Cold
berg. 10 Fast lllth st., New York. Fannie
Post and Israel H. SaiachCtzN. Brooklyn.
Braun Wrought Iron Castings Company
Manhattan; $3.50 coo. Theodore Il. Freese. ~
Duane u New York. Wesley Parker and
Milford o. Gardiner. New York
Tho Christon Corporation. Mineola; realty
construction. SG5.Vo. &. Chester Painter
oyster BAY. g. &. Howe. New Canaan, Conn
Jacob 49, Banton. New York
Catherine seager. Flushing. general ma
machinery. auto bus garage, etc; $1,000
Catherine Scager. PSI Myrtle ave. Flushing
Mary seelcy. Woodruff Nicholas Wagner.
C;eoree Amusem M Company. Buffalo: ST.
900 samuel T.. Robertson. Buffalo. j. j. Den
nison and Harold : Dcnuison. Buffalo
Brooklyn. 5000 George J., Bickford. 37i Tul
ton -t BROOKLYN. Matilda Bickford and Peter
g. Nan cullen BROOKLYN.
ponlon a Kerheyektan.. Manhattan. deal
crs lu rugs. tap.strics. carpets. etc. 5000
Thomas i nonion. % East iiih ST., New torh
sarhs g kerbcy ckian, Rosu r. Kefbekeian,
Malone Hcrting Realty Company. Brooklyn,
S. 400. Frank n Malone, No. 33S i1th street
Brooklyn Frank \. Herring william Il
Young. Brooklyn.
Bands Abuses Il Son. Manhattan: business Of
pawn brokiug. i25.eoo Mortimer 4. Autses.
20 stanton st. Sow Yori, Dena Aufses. NeN
York: Rae Rae \. Iiiicpstern. New York.
Bronx Master Bakers Buying Associat ton.
Tho Bronx. 5000. Joseph Albus. 1888 Web
atcr avenue. Ncw York Wenderlin KnOch and
Juiigs LINK. Nsw York.
stevenson murray company Manhattani
manufacturing aud dealing Ia garbage disposal
vfstotas. SO 900. Harold + Guilds. Isa BROAD
way. New Yprk. Arthur Y Murfay Randolph
" Guilds Ncs YORK
Chalmers Motor Company. OF New York,
Inc, Manhattan. 5000. Hush Chalmers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
outside Selling or Not
Divides Traders Into
Two Camps.
VOLUME OF DEALINGS
IS GROWING LARGER
r,;o;ble Candidates for Federal
Deserve Board To BE Found
Near Pittsburgh.

o.s.,ber or not outside liquidation has
- =, the stock market i'm the last
as is a much debated question in
~ street. Those who believe that there
-. heen some unloading make much OF
- steady increase in the volume OF
,..-.,,ess that has been recorded on every
no last Monday, when the very
'' ,,,,l for a full days business was
IS an shares. The volume had risen to
s,n.o shares on Thursday Friday was
.,r;dav hut on Saturday. when the
IN uas only two hours long, the
.e,al was 1900 shares. Yesterday 1t
=, the nsighborhOod of 2iS,c00 shares,
s.o~easa from Thursdays figure, but
unmarked increase over the average
..n,,ns OF last weeks full days. Prices
20 declined. without exception, since
Icy On the other side OF the ques-
,,or n is argued that Notwithstanding
-, PROGRESSIVELY larger sales the VOL
ma Of transactions on no day has
..acbsd a figure commensurate with the
10 nat people who have held their
...,r,t;as All through the many months
-. aanression and storm and stress have
:. ,as, become frightened or else so
r,,erly discouraged that they Will not
Co,tinps TO hold them until they can get
vhsteyer benefit there may be from
,.nroad rate increase. 1t is admitted that
N. short interest revealed by reduction
Of the loaning rates on stocks may be
fictitious, but the contention is that it
/, much more likely TO be real since dis
outraged liquidation almost invariably is
,o.rked by heavy sales. Then. too. II is
argued. there has been no radical change
IN The general situation of securities
II there has been any change, it is for
he better The rate decision is all the
nearer. the crop outlook is brighter even
than the bulls thought it and railroad
earnings figures could hardly be worse
han they have been.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
PROVISIONS

PROVISIONS early In sympathy
with an advance In tho hog market and
buying by packing interests. but demand
was not active and late IN tho session
values eased of In sympathy with corn.
PORK-Easy Mess So IS a SOB %; family.
s24 a $40. short clear. SO 10 ASH 80. BEEF
-Mess. Sisssis 30; family. Sl9a 500 pack
IT. SIS 50asl9 90, extra india mess, STA
SIS DRESSED HOGS-Steady. l2Ss "
i2T.c: pigs. 1850. CUT MEATS-pickled
bellies quiet 130I4hc. Pickled hams steady.
IA. G14hc. TALLOW-guiet. Special.
6ac. city. CSC: country 6adAc. LARD
STEADY Middle West. 10559 l0.65c city
barely steady 1OAc Refined steady, South
America. 1l.75c. continent, ll.2Oc; Brazil
kegs, l27Jc. Compound steady e% Ns1c.
STEARtNE Oleo, SIC. nominal.
CITY lard. HE.
OII.s-Rcnnod petroleum and linseed oil
ruled steady az former levels PETROLEUM
standard white. hhls New York and Phila-
dephia. soc; bulk. 3.25c eases 1L2Sc.
water white. bbls. a.15c. bulk G25c. cases.
II 2Jc I.lNSEFD Olte-Amorican seed, city
raw. - a Doc. out-of-town raw. 30 q 5ie. CAT
Cutta raw. zoe.
COTrONstED OIi--Moderately active
early and prices were higher owing TO very
small offerings and coverings Late in thu
session prices lost part OF the carly sain. al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER Tire local Tueet market was
steaIy. with lake quoted i3c nominal. electro
Iytic H. Toe Gnd casting IA 9l4.00. stand
ard corner on the Metal Exchange was quiet
and easy al 13.7JJl,35c FOR spot April, May
and June. There WAS no metal market In
London Yesterday
NAV ~ pSa3I gJc: June. 81 0in 81 2ic. July.
81 f5a 81 zoe and August. 3T.25 u 81 6oc
LEAp-steady. New York spot. .. 1908 Soc
East ST. Louis. 3 G5I3 T0c.
SPFI.TER Rarely steady; New York spot.
: a5fra zoe. East -. Louis. 90 >, % i5c.
THON-Stcadv at SO 25a$l6 Tor No I fouu-
dr., Northern. xt3iSi5 80 Tor No Northern,
slsdsIa ~ for No ! Southern and sls 5ouSi5
for No = Southern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
San Francisco Oakland Terminal.

The San Francisco-Oakland Terminal
Railways. at special meeting OF stock
holders. approved an order TO increase the
bonded Indebtedness Of the company from
s9oOo0O 90 to $Sj. 0oO,CC0. subject to approval
nv the California Railroad Commission.
mis- new issue win be known as brst ana
rcfundlug thirty-tive-year per cent gold
bonds' and 100000 will be reserved for
refunding outstanding issues and the re-
naming $1,000 900 viii be used to pur-
chase properties and for the extension
and Enforcement Of the company's ROAD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
Fort Worth Power and Light.

Gross earnings Of the Fort Worth
Power and Light Company for tine twelve
months ended December 81, i9l5. we're
ss7l 900. an increase OF $l56.927 and net
earnings. after expenses and taxes, were
S3s7. 42i. a gain OF $li7 2d3 over tho previous
wear After interest charges and divi-
dends on the preferred stock there re-
NAMED Il balance Of >2C2.725 The com
many supplies the entire electric light and
mower service Ina Fort Worth and fur
uishes under contract current to the city
for lighting the streets and for pumping
the city's water The company also sup
niles under contract power 10 the Texas
Power and Light Company. this power be
ing delivered over the latter company =
high tension transmission lines running
between Waco and the city limits of Fort
ANnriI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
APRIL 70.
Manhattan.

The first name is that OF the debtor N,
second that Of the creditor and date When
Judgment was fled
marlborough Rapid Transit Co.-M. mckinley;
Dec 8. 1912 reversed; Sl,iO4 80.
Standard sand and Gravel Ca. l.. Blum
March 81. 1913 reversed: Sill "a
Msher. James S-Heury Abr Iron Works Dec.
New York Railways Coo. A. oConnor;
March 10 1914 s536 Al.
St Louis & san Francisco Railroad Co
American Bank Note 60; oct. 20, 1913, sS-
30i IS. ~
BERTHE. Helen HI. H. Browne; Jan. 80, 1914
SJ37 30
Cohen I.oulse--R. Schkopp: March 10. 1914
Fisher. Abraham-Audley Clarke Co; Nav %,
1903. SAL IS. .
Weser. John-A. Lennon ct al: Jan. q, 1905,
ST. 100 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
No EntangIing Alliances.

AT least two members OF the Federal
Reserve Board" said a Pittsburgh bank
sr. visiting this city yesterday. shall be
persons experienced in banking or finance
but they may not have any connection
with banking Institutions. II would seem
10 be hard to find the men TO fill those
positions, but really it isn't. Pittsburgh
alone could furnish them-men with bank
Ing experience who certainly have no
connection with banks now and will not
bs suspected Of having any. And as
SON as they get out of the penitentiary
hey will be ready for the jobs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

Authority has been granted the Ports
mouth Street Railway and Electric LAsht
Company by the Ohio Public Utillues
Commission to issue $4,000 capital stock
and $4,000 per cent bonds. 1t Is pro-
nosed TO use the proceeds in extending the
connanv's electric line TO lrontOn and for
neo, construction I'm Portsmouth. re-
quest made by the company TO distribute
a. to-o 90 stock as a stock dividend TO its
Shareholders was rejected by the commits
sion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
APRIL 10
Manhattan.

The following judgments for amounts OF more
than 5000 were filed Yesterday, the hrst name
being that OF the debtor:
Abukaln, Gabrle-Greenwood Supply Co, 81
coo 49,
Baker Thomas Sighting studios Co.
constantino. Florencio-o Hammerstein, 800
Collins. Louis-slngle Service Package Cor
poratlon OF America, costs; Sis is.
pon'b. Harris N.-stelnhardt Bros. & Co.
Frazin. saHie-A. Kaht. 1926 GO.
GRAY. Bernard-Steinhard Bros. Co. see 81.
Gillian John M. NJ. Barnes. sS55 o.
Henry Domnick-H. c. Allen. 1898 "a.
HorzoE. Alader W.-Alfred J. schwahe & Co,
Kornbluth. Davi4-M. steinbers ct al. s5l5 IS.
Katzky, Aleyander. Isadore aud Davis s-N.
1atty. saivlno and secorda-Brothers Valley
Mum Harry &c r. Wheeler. s3oO44 3.
Medhury Fitch H.-Development Funding Co.
arcconnic,. Stephen and sarah-L. Whitney,
Par, Henry wertheim Coal and Coke Co,
phillips: John w. n. MuTEhy. i $3.50
Pope. George A.. ir;-Slone Inc $-@t -.
Quattrone, Mchael-Eastern Brewing Co,
Rouse, Hamilton Ms. J. sorg ct al. 1854 Il.
schoenblum. Laura. adm.-City Of New York,
same-ssme, s54e 90
stuart, VIM. O.--J. Back. 1916 OF.
futile, Ever N.--B. !. Conroy. 1887 ~.
Wolfe, Augustin An. Bernstein, So,0iS -.
Woods, Westley-E Euell. 500 90.
Wenderhold. Milliam-W. Thurkapf 1874 g.
Angel Construction Col. Warhaftis ct al,
Sj36 81
City Service Col. c. Jones Engraving Co..
s25s 81.
Germania Bank Of city OF New York-Holub
Dusha CO.. 81, 226 20
International type Setting Machine Co.-Bsron
Printing Co, Ssl6 12.
Jacobs Bread CO., Inc.-H. Simpson 500 81.
Maicraft Service, Inc -Holbrook schaeIer
Inc. S2i7 %.
NJ Neufeld & Sons Inc. and Joseph f. Neu-
feld-D. Mosson s2l7 OF.
Park Engineering Col. c. Miner Litho-
graphing CO.. $40 SO.
United Machinery Gov. II. Fitzgerald
SOS SO.
The Bronx.
Perrin, Sophie SIS. Brooks, sj72 -.
Corbin, John R.-The Roebling Construction
Co., S246 50. -
Dl Napoll. Maria-Dayld Meyer Brewing Co.,
$3.50 70
Sole Realty ard Construction CO., and Samuel
Carucci-The Builders Brick q Supply CO.,
Inc, SS1i %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
Money a DRUG.

money has become such drug on the
.aiAet that number Of the trust com
.-Nes nave reduced the interest they will
- on time deposits from to 2is per
"a nv On the Stock Exchange yesterday
~ Og banks were offering call money
freely at "a per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
Harvard to Study LAUNDERING

Cambridge. Mass, April Ia two
wear course IN numbering at the Harvard
Graduate School OF Business Administra-
tioU was announced to-day. The In
structor viii bc John VI. Cries. who In
vegtieated the lumber business of the
country for the nited states Bureau OF
Corporations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
'''ef WALL STREET NEWS.

On 'I'''cdte composed Of Lee, flggin.
ilno1. ~ . =. Morgan Il 90. and the
49, ,iost and Savings Bank has pur-
.alIw. E.''|o Kansas city Terminal
N, ~ company nrst mortgage per
ed 1s' dno ia 1870 The total author
oaIos S'it OF this Tissue is IoI0ODo. Of
n 49,. .ls are nov &3oslO)0 outsiand-
"f''9ing the D.0OgCD recently yold.
ne me. National city BANK has unfinished q
W tHs Federal Reserve act, the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14

New Orleans April 13.-The cotton market
made no show OF activity to-day aud closed
at a net loss Of to points. against re-
norris OF considerable damage by cold TO
Young cotton in several states Of the belt
c,.r Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis.

The Washington. Baltimore & Annapo-
lis reports gross earnings for March of
&7.Gi0. a decrease Of $3.50 from the CORE
spending month in 1919. and net earnings
after taxes were &Z2.s3 decrease of
81. 53E For the three months ended March
~ gToss earning were $los.HI loss OF
81 3lg from the same period Ia the pfcFi-
or year. while net earnings aftcr taxes
vose p63l5. ~ decrease 81 k3it2 Surplus
after charges showed "A deficit Of 5000 "a
decrsape of RS lgS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
NEW YORh PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
srAnOAKD CLEARANCEs.
FLOUR AND M'AL

a. buNers were in, ned 10 anticipate lower
Tfices Spring patents. 81 00uN 80; winter
strai shts. 81 3s1A 30. winter patents, - 900
winter. s. G5a&3 -. so a. 50 45as3 go. Kansas
straights. s. zJNA 81. fancy spring patents
s. s0as5. RYE fLOUR-,teady. fair TO soog'
MEAI-Barely steady. Kiln dried. 50 %. BAG
MEAI-Quiet. Fin white aud yellow, 81 90
81 IS: coarse. 81 fJaN 80 FEED-Western quiet.
bran ~ arrive 100 ID sacks. 50 10; standard
middling, SOS % -four do, $50 red dog ~
City steady: bulk, SO -; sacks, $50 70; MID
ding. SIS 500 $50 co. red dog, $Sl' oilmeai ssl ~
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
MINI NC.
BONDS,

81 200 Can p So notes. 10is. i05 1919. 1o5
200 600 'N City AS. 1915 1917, 1919 l0lB
sWhen issued. Ssers cents per share. {odd
lots. SEX dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14

national bank act and all other federal
laws relating 10 banking, with complete
indexes and references.
Gross earnings of the Toledo Peoria &
Western Railroad for the month OF March
were SlO3.o07. an increase of s1,9ll. and net
earnings were Sl,Si6, a decrease Of $3.50.
The New York Cotton Exchange has APP
pointed the following nominating commit
tee: John \. Hartcorn, James Riordan
Allan Bond. A. b. Gwathmey. jr., Spencer
Waters. Frank Wisgin and Marcus j.
Parrot.
Gross earnings of the Atlantic, Gulf &
West Indies Steamship Lines and sub
salaries for the year ended December 81,
1918. were $50 10. an increase of 81 $50. 7S3
over 1872, while net earnings were 50 Oo6,22S,
a gain of S7lLS3j over the previous year.
FINAL surplus was Sl,SlO, az, an increase of
siS444S.
"The Financial Review" for 1914, which
has been issued by the publishers of The
Financial Chronicle" contains large
number of statistics relating to securities,
domestic and foreign, TO crops and pro
duction of minerals and to the money
markets of the world. The publication, in
fact is a most comprehensive year book
of finance, including, besides figures for
1914, numerous comparative figures of
other years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
COFFEE-A holiday spirit preyailed. a5s

hon HaVrc and UdWUUrg W'Tf SUI tIIa'Ii
and there seemed 10 be little doing IN BIazh.
business consisted Of $500 bags and 81 ms
nearly one half was switches from May 10
March al a difference Of 65N6l points. fTlces
wsr. irregular near positions closing ~"
points lower. while later months were un
changed TO points higher. showing N'1 AZ
ing ~ differences between the near anu az
ta9t nositions. Brazilian markets were steady.
Rio being - refs higher whilo santos va vas
iii v1ore steady With santos 81 quoted a. l-c.
A. an II 5eall soc. and js 81 u-1oc, es az
10 75c and Rio Is and So at SOC Spo. IN
changed on the basis OF SIC Tor MO w =
oeaI contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDuST RAILS.
MINING.
BONDS.

Brad Cop IS 1861 10 NY as, 'e2.lW lOlla
Rrad COP Is 1G7 lIo NY c AS. '5O.l0l 1919
chic FL 81 n sSH sS5. West Pac 5s.. So 81
Cuban new IS $50 90
'when issued. 4sens cents per share. EEK
dividend.
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MISCELLANEOUS
n "
-. aaf Hl
OH .ss.sss 90
Fruit ....l62 lb.
.oe Mach. j53t 80
aSf ~
1 sssssssss -
BONDS.
MINING.

81 90 All G & W IS. 90 SO % 70
! 100 Cent VI 1st As. S2is Se'1 81 o.,
] 900 Mass Gas 4ss % 9Th 9iit s.t 20
900 y + Cot Yarn Is 70 VI ~ ~
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national bank act and all other federal
laws relating 10 banking, with complete
indexes and references
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-01

have applied for space IN the vast ex-
hibit halls. In Germany 1.400 of the
leading industrial and commercial in
terests have banded together for a
great united German exhibit. More
than $50 of the leading national and
private art galleries of Europe have
promised to lend their priceless mas
terpieces 70. exhibition in the Palace
of Fine Arts.
Thirty-tw Nations Accept.
The following thirty-two nations
have accepted the invitation 10 par
ticipate: Bolivia. Cuba. China. Costa
Rica, Canada, Dominican Republic,
Ecuador. France. Guatemala, Haiti.
Honduras. Holland. Japan, Liberia,
Mexico. Nicaragua, Panama, Peru.
Portugal. Salvador. Sweden. Spain.
Uruguay. Argentine Republic. Dem
mark. Chile. Brazil New Zealand. Per-
STA, Italy. Venezuela. Norway.
Many OF these countries Will be rep
resented TO an extent that they never
have been before at any exposition held
outside their own boundaries. Portu-
gal has appropriated $25O.00O and plans
to make the greatest display ever.
shown from that republic. Brazil has
appropriated $4,000 The Argentine
has pledged an exhibit to be surpassed
by none OF the worlds nations, shoea-