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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

,,nanv Feb. N.-The following inool
uorations were filed with the oecre'a'' VI
State to-day. ,,d,es
rs, G. puhin. Manhattan; deal in Iadies
o,,ss sion 900: Hyman b. Rubin, 10 -
60. 9.,b street New York Joseph Durst'
iohn Eckhardt. New YORK. ..o,. .enersl
Wise & whtlock, Ma ,,.I y esberr'
,oering apparel: $50 600; Michael '. Aneii
" as nassau street. New YORK; James .
STiliySn' Henry z. Won Pein. New YORK as.I
hmper Control Corporation BunsiO, o, les
&, iocl and control systems lot au'Ono' ~
~ <fOD 900. Ernest W. Jones' 80. %
Ttoiiend avenue Buffalo; Ralph T. near u
/ q Kinni5us. Buffalo. l....,,. man
- Rochester case Hardening company, u nan
,,,,uring deal I'm furnaces, etc. slV'Vvv'
William H. Allen. 10. 81 DepeT
pWncbester. George j. schaener Johh ~
Se naeSre E0S'I Peter. BROOKLYN deal in paper
80. 81 600. Milton ruehrer. No. 100 NOT
,.ood avenue. Brooklyn, FREDERICK Peter ~
seP PM. Icy YoIibern Cotton Waste Company
usnhattan: 10000. Edward NJ. klrspet
rick Valley Cottage. Rocklsnd 1onn,l' y, a.,
Harry -. Russell, william J. NiKehs' new
On %@avelle Realty Corporation. Bag ,ei,'
s-n 400. William A. Haberstro No. 1904 Elli-
colt square. Buffalo, John T. Da'''' ma
'eR Roc % photo Works. Rochester; 500
ooo. Wolfgang 81. schultz, hocnes,er
Francis T. Buss Hugh satteriee ,i hUfi
theatrical. $4,000 George II Nicola 40
t.as broadway New York. Walter 1. Jor-
dsD pobert Campbell. New York.
Fmpire Contractors Material and hlulp
ent COMPANY. Newark; general con,ract
ing. 500 600: Herman D. Hutchinson. 10" ar
q Mohr Erwin d. Thomas. Newark; y. !.
Iux.sol Chemical Company. Mahhst,sli
g. 200: David Solomon. 10. 3llI " a'e ,,u,
Avenue St Louis; 5 Perry bIscS; "a "a
chester. y. Y. sidney w solomon W i''
W. - a Potiensteln. Manhattan. shipping
ar.rts; 50 600. Edward Stegrnann, IT.. No; %.
RushNicl avenue. BROOKLYN l.ua"is Ma'~D'' u
AMI NJ Sugden HIS. New YORK.
Me hanics' specialties COMPANY, brooNlyn'
$40 90. James II peyereux. No ~ Broad"sy'
New York. Louis Goliy and Joseph lehzes'
Tbe providence Chain COMPANY Manhattan
ieWelrv business. SO 90; Paul p Hauser. No
| ia West nan street. New York. Arno Gold
| schmidt Brooklyn: Louis Davis, New YORK
international FLYING COMPANY. Manhattan
| hllld alrshlrs: so co: Heinrich Schupphausen
! No 23s Broadway New York Gustav SNUG
ana u Hrlnkmann. New York.
! clark & Hutcheon. Manhattan; fAt' W
| O0G. Charles Clark 40. L. johnson avenue
! Naspeth: Frank y Hufcheon, BayOnne, y. J..
| George Schneider Wcehawken, y. 7.
| Rlc Productions Film Corporation. Manhattan
| $40 COO. y. H. bishop. New Rochelle y. NJ
Freesr and W Y Johnston, New Rochelle.
| ''Eeating Hack Feature Film Corporation
Manhattan: $1,000. Bishop. New Ro
| chelle. y. NJ Freese and W. *. Johnston, New
Rochelle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
BOOKKEEPING PLAN READY
Harvard Business Bureau Com
pletes Shoe Store System.

The Bureau Of Business Research, es-
tablished nearly three years ago by the
Graduate School Of Business Administra-
ton Of Harvard University. has just L.
sued its second bulletin. This bulletin
represents probably tho final form Of the
uniform accounting system tina, II devised
for shoe retailers
The first bulletin. issued last May by
this bureau. attracted considerable atten-
ton, because it pointed out the variation
in costs Of retailing encountered in the
figures gathered from 100 stores. These
figures 1t adjusted to common basis of
accounting. Although ths uniform sys-
tenn Of accounts was incidental to it's own
work OF gathering precise Information
about business. IL is. nevertheless. becom-
ing standard in the shoe trade. The re-
vised edition represents the experience Of
the bureau with $50 stores In twenty-six
states.
The Bureau of Business Research was
established to collect and classify facts
about business The bureau contends
that a university OF standing. because Of
it's impartial impersonal and non-com-
petitive position, is peculiarly fitted for
this work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
MOVEMENT OF SPECIE.

~ exports Of specie AT the Port OF
Af York for the week ended February
we're Gold s20i4.555. and silver. 1891
q total Of s2sso.6i5. against a total OF
sh& gold and silver last week. and
Ass. IN the corresponding week last
a. Since January ! the exports Of gold
'aosr,ed 10 1905. 80 and silver s6,5742Sl.
h'', s. so,.i& gold and 81, 1880 silver
{ as corresponding period last year.
Ne Imports OF specie from the Port OF
!" York FOR the week ended February
rss tS.5ls gold and sls7. S53 silver.
asts total OF KS. sc. against tota.
s.se IN the preceding year and se2s-
~ The corresponding week last year.
70 January T. &5.3il .eS5 against A,4UIoSf
ne corresponding period last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The market for tonnage was quiet and
unchanged. Quotations TO Liverpool. 1hd
nominal: London, I'd; Glasgow. I'd asked;
Rotterdam, 44c. Hamburg. 80 pigs: Brern-
en-. 80 pigs nominal: Hull. I'd nominal: Bris-
toll, 2i4d April; Antwerp, ID asked, Cork
for orders. % Sd nominal; picked ports. large
tonnage. Is Ti2dais Cd; cotton 70 Liverpool
per 100 ID. 2Jc. Charters: British steamer.
PIGS tons. sugar, Cuba to Liverpool or
Greenock. los. prompt; British steamer 1872
British steamer ! 9s2 tons. coal. Philade
phia 10 Havana. {. prompt: British ship.
.49s tons. quebracho wood. Buenos Ayres
TO Stamford. 81 So Norwegian bark. $50
tons bones Buenos Ayres 10 New York or
Philadelphia. 81: Norwegian bark. 1.3f6
tons. same. SO so: bark. $50 tons salt. Turks
Island 10 Boston p Z: schooner. 1215 tons.
yitriisd brick. Philadelphia TO Tampa. . Z.
schooner Asa tons. lumber. Jacksonville 10
Norwich, p =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
GRAIN MARKETS
ALL DECLINE
Wheat, Corn and Oats Lose
Early AdvanCes-Coffee
Also Lower.

Early bullish sentiment in tho wheat
market Yesterday was overcome by desire
TO take profits for over the holiday. ana
although foreign markets held firm the
local market weakened from the new
high levels of tho opening trades. and
the close was ut net unchanged 10 &c
decline. Corn gained &c in the early
trading, but the advance brought out
considerable selling pressure. under
which prices sagged. the close being at
net ga &c down. Oats showed few
prices changes. but were governed by
the movement Of corn and wheat
Coffee trading was largely switches
from March to later months. with some
straight SELLING of that option. and while
covering for the week end and the holt
day gave an opening advance of from
to points liquidation and a lack OF
support drove March down to s.S2c. the
lowest since last October. and the gen
eral list net TO points down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
pErRoIT's NOVEL PAY CAR.

Because OF the robbery OF the patrol
men who were formerly sent with the pay
envelopes for the city laborers. the CITY
of Detroit has forestalled further hold-ups
bv installing a pay car OF unique design.
II is an automobile. strongly built with
inclosed body and barred windows. The
entrance. which is in front. is guarded by
two armed patrolmen. one OF whom drives
the car as well. The interior is conven-
iently arranged for paying of the men.
and the cashier sits AT swivel chair
with his compartments full OF indeNed
envelopes on either side and a small pay
ing ledge i'm front. where the men line up
TO receive their wages. The car is the
first OF its kind. but will probably not be
the last. as II seems to meet a public
ed.-Scientifc American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
MISLEADING BOOKKEEPING.

Even bookkeeping is not an exact SCI
encc. For behold. how often Is IL thA,
one man will put into the expense account
q given expenditure-say the reDullulis
of a machine-thus reducing his proh's py
this amount, while another VIII put sucn
an item 10 the asset account; and each
can advance weighty arguments and rea-
cons as 70 the logic OF his methods. But
the net results OF operation VIII oiner
widely with the same actual occurrences
so that even bookkeeping may he sail
merely 10 present results dependent upon
the aspects Of the situation as rendered
bv those who have the authority or op-
portunity TO Interpret ,.
Franklin. in the Engineering Magazine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Cross earnings Of the railroads making
,eus- weekly returns 70 Duns Review
.,,,l.gs 20 exhibit some falling OF from
,,,r ago. the total Tor all United States
-ss, reporting 20 date for the first week
February amounting 10 $.l79,so9, de-
-.,ss as compared with the correspond
-,s,.k last year Of 3.S per cent. Prac-
.igy the same roads show losses Of 81
ss per cent. respectively. for the first
rsks m January and December. Rail
"a trsflr I'm the West and Southwest
,rt-sss 20 show evidence OF improve
-, Similar conditions apparently pre-
81. the South.
tas following table are given the
s,E arnings OF railroads reporting for
=, at week in February. and the loss
q Nnpsred with the earnings Of the
a-s roads for the corresponding period
M. also for the roads that reported
y ne same week in the two preceding
s-hs. together with the percentages o.
= compared with last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
bankruptcy Petition Filed
AGAINST McVickar-Gail-
lard Realty Co.
coILOWS FAILURE OF
2. E. SECURITIES co.
..rus We're Closely Allied
yo Statement Yet of Assets
and Liabilities.

.rsntcv petition 10y three small
- uas filed yesterday against the
.s.r.GaiIlsrd Realty Company one
olses, real estate corporations III
:" ~, dating back 10 1884. The failure
o. NJ the collapse three months
50 .,e New York Real Estate Securi-
g @.,,nanv. With liabilities OF s2o'"''-
= 80 NcVickar-Gaillard Realty Com
ss organized 10y those who oper-
81 - New York Real Estate Securi-
:" c.mpany. and the two failures arc
eo,nected. W. +. Gaiilsrd, presi-
:, one company and vice-president
-, o,ber. is seriously in at his home
=, attack Of rheumatism. which, IL
..-.a may leave him blind.
: NoVickar- Gaillsrd Realty Com
.hich formerly had Offices at No
1 e-o,dvay. now has its quarters in the
i, tho New York Real Estate Sc
"a, Company. There it vas said yes
-, hat no statement Of liabilities or
-, could he made for some time.
-, assets Of real estate concern
o,e 81 tho officers. are Intangible.
80 thew consist almost wholly of the
-. n the men in the concern and some
a. furniture. The liabilities are not
Tho trouble is that the realty
IN. acting as agent for the other
=, ordered work done that properly
~ 10 paid by tho securities company.
i, t,Vever. 20 made the contracts the
...r,srs naturally look for pay TO
..,r rather than moribund concern.
sp,,sn,ly numerous suits and judy
-. have been fled against the Nc
~.,,-.Gaillard Realty Company. and this
.,,-s has not been unexpected. b.
"a statement was forthcoming from
d. oHoss of Walter NJ. Goldsmith, attor-
. ,or the peiitionlng creditors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
Gray and the Frisco.

''oals OF the 81. Louis & San Fran
Railway Company in this city yes
sere skeptical OF the reports from
''s' that Carl r. Gray. who has
% as president OF the Great North
'" become the president Of the
They said that no one interest
va position 20 say who the head
= road would be after the receiver
resignation OF Mr. Gray as head OF
!. '''a' Northern is attributed in flnan-
0iees to friction between him and
1N nm. chairman OF the board OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor, the Sec
ond that OF the creditor, and date when Judg-
ment was filed in New York County.
scheer John and Jacob Dix-W. Cashin: Nov.
90 1900 s25l 30.
Dix, Jacob IF Kaufman; May TO- 1906;
s63 L.
Dix. John III Mindlin: June 20, 1919 $3.50 81
Locomobe co. OF America-E Nicol oct. a.
1918 reversed. SO $3.50.
Gross. Joseph T.-R. w Young; Feb "a, 1914;
$500 40 .,..
Cole. Josephine-J. A. Bodin.; May 2 1913;
smith Mamie. and Giuseppe Lacovara-People,
etc. Jan % 1914 500.
Nartorana salyatore-D. Martorsna; Jan. D.
1914: s20S 81. - ,,.,,,
STANDARD Oil Co. OF New York; Feb. q. 1919
S3a "a. , ,,...a, ca,a o,d
cermain. Herman-Tllustrated Postal card anu
xovelty Company; Feb. I, 1905; NI2% ,o,..
Raunan Mlchael-E. Schmiek; jan ~ i'i''
prosdwav and Fifty-third Street Company
INA Wood Carpet Flooring Company; rep
IA 1918 reversed: So 20.
The Bronx.
a-,her,i Pasauale J.. and LAMBERT CohsTuc-
ION Company-Iroquois Door COMPANY jan
q. 1914: 1886 81. II ravlor.
r-nexcelled Sales CorpoIatoh-'' II A"''
december 20 1913. 1894 D. na,s
Iytile Samuel, and Martina feiha-
81 al. Ian .. 1914; 1856 Al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
equitable Has Big Year.

sAlemen, Of the Equitable Life
<snee Society. which appears else
yves evidence Of the compsnys
s.ssed progress
~ s's are shown in assets. insur-
N payments 10 policyholders. and
"sn tSeocp was invested during
- iof the benefit OF policyhoiders
- e~ge annual yield Of $50 per
" sSs' domestic death claims paid
g. u's year. nearly 80 per cent were
~. ,"hlh one day after receipt OF
""s Of death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
f'c IN NEW YORK CITY.

o "e year which closed June 80.
Aes number Of passengers carried by
rs, electrically operated transit
- ,.p"ay, surface and elevated
ssA This total exceeds by
~. "s' Tor The previous twelve
s,s.' s''od-sn increase equivalent TO
n, pVpulat!on Of the United states.
'stms IN the subway trafic alone
s'tay So So Tor the year. aud was prac-
% q So, $50 by the growth in the num-
= so..,,..e line passengers. The nick
sss rs,, curing the year by all the
49, shsl, companies to,alled su.-
|sstncal word.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. February 81. 1914

New lOfkt ffbludis 81 WV
BEEyEs-Receipts $50 head; mainly con-
signed to slaughterers. No sales reported.
Feeling steady. Dressed beef slow at 1914 n
14c per 10 for ordinary 10 choice city dressed
native sides
CALyES-Receipts 10 head; none on sale
Feeling steady Dressed calves firm; city
dressed veals. l6a zoe per ID; country
dressed veals. l2a lsc per h.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 3.249
head . cars on sale Sheep nominally
steady: lambs weak to trihe easier Fairly
nrime Indiana lambs sold at SIS 40 per 100
IN. warnings. 81 % Dressed mutton steady
At on 100 per 10; dressed lambs weak at
1eisa15c: country dressed dollhouse lambs
slow at s6qss per carcass.
sales-Kerns Commission CO.: 22s lhu
lambs. II 10 average. IS 40 per 100 ID; 22'
yearlings, "a ID. s7'25.
HOGs-Receipts, 1.6l2 head. none on SAFE.
Feeling nomlnally steady. Country dressed
hogs unchanged at ga 1910 per ID TOT he"'S
TO light weights.
Chicago. Feb 21-HoGs-Receipts 49,
900: unsettled bulk OF sales IS Goa - 10
ucbt ss50GsS72ia. mixed. s. 5OqSs ~
beavv. ss35Gss 20; rough. SIS 80 a 50 40; pigs,
e. T5G IS 90. CATTLE-Receipts 200 steaay
haeves a. 1OG 50 65: Texas steers, 50 9opso;
s,oclsers and feeders. 50 50d$1 80; cows anu
bsifers S. 7OGsS 80: calves. 81 Oogs
sUEEP-Receipts. 800: STEADY; ha,Nss'
81 a0qs6 %: yearlings 50 9OgsI 20 iaihos'
native SO 9O0ST 90 ..,,,r, r,,.,,
East Buffalo. Feb. 21.-CATTLE-flrIn
vFAIS-Receipts, %; active and 3Oc rover,
sgGsl2 So HOGS-Receipts, -,oVV, 60 on
ard nc higher: heavy. s9nS9 90; mixed ~ ~ ~
n So 20. Workers. 50 % n 50 80 pigs ~ 2op
co 40. roughs SIS 25dsS 80; stays, 20 oV1
81 5O daries S9QS p. SHE'LL 80
aMBS - Receipts 1000; active .snreodP
steady; lambs lie higher; lambs 20 'oV
Kansas city. Feb. 2i.-HoGS. ReeeiEPSSss7
600. strong; quality poor; bulk, - 4oass 49,
80 poo,.y e. lass ~ packers and butchers,
Sc 5oass5Iis: light. 81 409Ss 90 pigs, :. ~
e. o. CATTLESRecelpts, 100: no soutnerIss;
steady. prime fed steers s. 4ogss 70. ore e.s
beef, ST 25ass 35; Southern 80 'oas' 20, 'o snd
a 4oas7 10; heifers. 50 I5aSs stoekers <s Az ~
feeders. S6ds7 so: bulls sgasI oo; caves "a
nssio 70 SHEEP-Recelpts none; sleaufs
ismbs q o5dsT 70; yearlings. s8gso 10; "e'"-
90. s5 95as5 90; ewes. $5Gso 90
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune
c, louis. Feb. ol.-CATTLE-Receipts. soo,
srant offerings found disposal az s'ea n 6op
demand light HOGS-Receipts; V'vVV toavv
tive AZ frmer prices: choice medium u .s esS
weights So 7Ddss So. bulk OF SAFES; rs ~.
ss 80. hackers, IS 45aSs 10; lights, 20 1snS od
frigs sSTss % sHEEP-Receipts, ny; soOa
grades Of sheep and lambs In demaho at suO"s
prices: supply scant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
AMOUNTS UNDER SO. 900.
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments for amounts
of more than 500 were fled in New York
County. the first name being that OF the
debtor:
Fields. Lew NJ. shubert Theatrical Co. and
Felix Isman-H Robert Law Science stu
dos Si6lp "a
Frohling. Hedwig NJ and victor-Garland Re
Guile Walter a. jr.-J. J. Baird $3.50 90.
Hopkins, David and William. Haas, s4,-
COS ~.
Jeamberg, Albert, ADM. Gensler. $500 81.
Hacker, julius Elfriede-Nationa Park
Bank Of New York. $40 10.
Loppi. Mario, ana John Buzzuhl-People, etc.
McGeary. wiliam-c. L. Davis. s2es %
Polhemus. John Al. Mendsou, s2l9 "a
Persy Isidor H-G. Schroeder ct al. ST.
332 16.
Rubenstein. Benjamln-s. Jacobs ct al.
Gutenberg. Isabella L-C l.. Graham, $685. Al
Sexton. Patrick H.-Chicago Mill and Lumber
Co. $3.50 IL
spiegel, Saul and Mary A. Chocolate. COB
Goldberg 1912 30.
spero, Abraham. and Charles Berln--M. Falk
ct al $39s u.
Stipisch Anna adm Barr s2i5 81.
stripe Horace G.--S. W. McDannald. s444 81.
Williams. Thomas-F. l.. Perley. Sc. 1872 81.
Tarshis, Louis E.-s Jacobs ct all s23s 10
Cerpne school Of oo obstruction. Inc.-Finney
City Of New York. 3. Meyers. So 300 Is.
Same-T. J. Brady. 50. g94 81
j. & l.. Moreland Cot r. Hungerford Brass
and Copper Co. s2T0 81
McNickar- Realty Con-. L. Strauss.
$3.50 *.
Ocean Coaster Cot. Comfort, $500.
New York Central & Harlem River Railroad
Cos. Goldberg. s749 So
Sim Realty Co. Inc, and Jacob Kaiser
Empire CITY Gerard Co.. $3.50 So
Third Avenue Railroad Con-. Drasln, 5000.
The Bronx.
Cohen Annie and Isidor-W. E. Podesta,
S2l9 90
Cosiar. George Sommer. 81 800 "a
Keirns, Samuel FL. II. keirns $3.50 II.
Leopard. Charles-Cfty OF New York. S262
I.chtenfels. Robert j. l.. Burgoyne, $3.50 70
LAMBERT. Pasquale j. Bussing jr., ct al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
GRAINS LOWER IN CHICAGO
Foreign News Depresses Wheat
Prices-Provisions Lower.

Chicago. Feb. 21.-Distrust regarding
sensational reports that the Hungarian
crop would prove a comparative failure
he'd n bearish effect to-day on wheat af-
ter an early advance. The close was
tame at a shade TO &c under last night.
corn suffered a net loss of lsc TO &C.
oats finished unchanged to l-16c down
ard provisions varying from the same
as yesterdays wind-up to decline OF
7Isc. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
BUSINESS REvERSES

II GREENE COAL COMPANY-Retai
coal dealer al 18th street and North Rlvei
filed a petition. with liabhlles OF S's'-v,
and assets of S7SJGs, consisting OF s tvSh
sos cash S1179 trucks and horses s'ouo
accounts a.6Ci. and leasehold OF propetp
$50 Geo from Twelfth avenue TO North KiVei,
arm TO 18TH street. One-half the properly
was taken bv the city on August ]. lpl3 IN
condemnation PROCEEDINGS ard the company
has fled it's claim for an award. Among
creditors are the American Exchange Ma
tonal Bank $4,000 secured; estate OF f.. y.
Arnold sIs.737. estate OF Bradish Johnson
So 49,. Williams q Peters. S13, 1906 W. 9
Atwater. Sil.94j. and D., l. w. Coal com,
pany. sT,OI5 The company was incorporated
In 1895 with capital stock OF s5OoO0. and
John r. GREENE ~ president.
RUDOLPH HIRSCHHORN-No. $40 Fox
street, formerly clothing manufacturer OF
No. 751 Broadway. filed a petition, with
liabilities Of sl90S4. and no assets. Among
creditors ere the American Woollen COM
pany. ZOO. and q. s Mawhnney s2o6l
Hirschhorn on July Is. 1907.
LEVY ZE1LER-wholesale dealer in dress
goods and silks at No: loe Greene stree re,ei
cago. flied schedules showing liabilities OF
S3GG and assets Of $10sIG. consisting Of
stock S9aIi. fixtures $50 and cash in bank
ST52 Among creditors are the Jefferson
Pan[. Of this city. $1,000. and the West
Side Trust and Savings Bank OF Chicago
$1,000.
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
PENNER BEDDING MANUFACTURING
COMPANY-No 46G East 15sth street, filed
schedules showing liabilities OF s2.0a5 and
Assets Of sl.909, consisting OF stock $500.
machines s615. Office furniture $50, and acc
counts $500.
GOLDEN EAGLE MERCHANDISE COM
PANY-No 46I Broadway, has made a set
Element with creditors al 80 cents on the
dollar. cash and Judge Mayer has dismissed
the petition in bankruptcy.
JOSEPH POLLOCK-Carpenter and con-
tractor. Of No. 523 West 125th street. filed
petition. with liabilities Of s32s2, and no
assets
POCGHKEEPSIE GLASS wORKS-Judge
Mayer has appointed Edward NJ Taylor re
ceiycr for the Poughkeepse Glass Works
bond 81, 600
SMITH GRAY & CO-Judge Mayer has
authorized oscar \. Lewis. ancillary re-
ceiyer Of Smith. Gray & Co. clothing deal
ers. 20 continue hmsiness for thirty davs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.

New Orleans Feb. 2i-Cotton displayed
unlocked for strength and activity at the
weekend session. Longs were inclined 20
liquidate because OF the nearness of thu
first notice day for March. but offerings wero
we'll received The market held steady ar
en- advance OF half q dozen points most ot
tho session The close was steady AZ a net
advance of 10 points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
COST COMPARISONS
Changes in Average Prices for
the Last Week.

The following table gives the highest
lowest and average wholesale spot prices
OF twenty-five articles or current con-
sumption i'm the New York markets for
the week ended February p. and the dif-
ference in average from those Of the pre-
vious week. cotton. sugar and lard quota
iions being in cents and hIndredths:
CAsnge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

1t was learned yesterday that s2,ooo'ooo
gold bars have been engaged for export 10
Paris hy next Wednesdays steamer.
Early arrangements for the shipment were
made necessary because OF tomorrow
holiday. \ total Of sl4.ooo.0oo gold mas
been engaged for export 20 the French
capital since the present movement began
in January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22

PROFESSIONALISM. with small price
changes but eased or ana closed AZ s0on'
tho lowest PORK-Quict; mess, $3.50
S23 80. family. S246s20 short clear. $50 2o0
Sc PEEF-Ouict. mess. slslss 80, fam
India mess S2SaS20. DRESSED HOGS
steady. f2h a12&c. pigs. lSi.c. CUT
NEATS--PlckIcd bellies steady IN n l4c,
rickled hams firm. ia 14isc. TAbLOW-
Quiet: special FAC: city CSC, country. SO
6Ac LARD-Steady; middle West, lV55d
1866: CITY. 1O. 0f0%c; refined, Soutn
America. 9oc. Continent, ii.iJct Brazil
keys II Doc. compound quie'. 81 hsi4c,
sTEARfNE- Quiet. cleo 9a9hc; city lard
II i.N1li nc.
COTTONsFED OIL -- inactive. but rela-
uEclr firm. Local contract prices.