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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-11-26
MALLET CREEK

Union Thanksgiving services will
be held in the M. P. church on Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock. The ser
mon will be preached by Rev. Town
of the Congregational church.
The choirs of the two churches are
planning to unite in giving a cantata
Christmas eve.
Mrs. ]. Barlow is visiting her sister,
in-law, Mrs. R. ]. Anik.
Mrs. Anna Huston and daughter
violet will spend Thanksgiving in Co.
shocton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Seeley and little
daughter, who have been spending a
few weeks in Tennessee, returned
home last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Will Bohley is busy receiving
the congratulations of friends. Last
Saturday evening at Newport, R. l.,
he was united in marriage to Miss
Elsie Nicholson; Rev. Stanley G,
Hughes performed the ceremony. The
young people have the sincere good
wishes of hosts Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby Of Fredericks-
burg were Sunday guests at the home
of their son, Mr.. William Crosby.
Clayton Mellert, who has been i'll
with scarlet fever for several weeks
past, is now able to be about the
house, almost as well as usual.
Mr.. Fred Bohley was one Of the
soloists in the ipitial vesper service
at the, Methodist church, Of Medina
last Sunday afternoon.
The High school at the. center has
recently organized q literary society
and everyone in the High school be,
longs. IN
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-11-26

caused by the oil on the creek which
came from the oil tank belonging to
Bennett & Sons.
Mrs. Cook and son Of Seville spent
several days at Henry Bayer's last
week.
Mrs. Emil is on the sick list,
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Gayer on Nov. IA.
Mr.. Aruthur Gienke spent Sunday
at home. "a
Mr.. Herbert Hoppe left Monday ev-
ening for Taft, Calf, and will arrive
there on Saturday. He is going to
work for the Standard Oil Co. His
brother George, who is also there, Sc
cured the position for him.
County School Superintendent c. E.
jerks visited our schools Monday.
Mr.. Browngis going to work for DR..
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-11-26
VALLEY CITY

&c, Hoppe spent Monday in Cleve-
land on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Pritchard spent
Sunday at the latters' parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Gienke.
Mr.. George Mack expects to move
into his new home on W. Main street
this week.
Mr.. Paul Beitt entertained company
from Cleveland Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. Hoppe has blood poison
ing in his hand. "o' '' v
Miss Edna Neufeld and Miss Mar
garet Wolfe spent last Saturday and
Sunday with Miss Edna Geisinger at
Lodi.
Accidentally large fire was started
on Hauck's creek last Friday. It was
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-11-26

success by everyone and shows faith
full and hard work on the part Of the
pupils as well as the teachers.
Edna Wenger Of Wooster college
spent the weekend with Elsie Fuller.
Mrs, R. Freeman held farewell
party Monday afternoon for Mrs.
Cunliffe and Esther, who will leave
for Wooster this week.
Communion services were held Sun
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-11-26
SPENCER

The Spencer teachers attended the
institute in Leroy last Saturday.
Maize and Cleva Clinker entertain
ed about thirty-five young people on
last Friday evening.
The Spencer grades gave an enter
tainment last Saturday evening a
the town hall. It was pronounced 8
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-11-26
LIKE. REGULAR ARMY
Corn Special Party VIII Be Divided
Into Regiments =

VoTU opSCiat rd'ty WIN DC D'N'u0V
Into Regiments.
Each succeeding year sees the
Buckeye Corn Special party grow in
size, until the present year it has
attained the proportions Of small
army. In 1912 only 372 persons avail
ed themselves Of the opportunity to
visit the national capital; in 1918, the
number increased to 932. and this
year it will reach fully 1900. The
party will be handled like an army,
each train load being designated as
a regiment, and each car load COM
pany. The colonels and captains will
be some of Ohio's best citizens.
Adults to Travel Separate.
One or more cars Of each train will
be reserved exclusively for adults,
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-11-26

day morning in the M. E. church.
Spencer enjoyed a very rare treat
Monday evening when they were en-
tertained by the Carolina Jubilee
Singers. This was the second number
on the II. S. lecture course. The next
number, lecture by Frank Hartman,
will be held Saturday evening, Dec.
K ftEa
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-11-26
RATES OF TAXATION

OF Shhi
SSTFzzEE$$ fndhaY scB695 SgsR IT1p
a @ % Ssd: & f f SSa: ~ i. S's 49, zs s sssS Blind
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-11-26
Thankful
Very
Thankful

To God for all His divine favOrs, and
to you for your patronage thus far.
this year. Thankful, INDEED.
In our grocery department we are
offering the best goods wecan get for
the money and in our Bakery we are
making the BEST BREAD, CAKES,
COOKIES, PIES, ROLLS etc, that
our baker can turn out.
8 Big 1Oc LOaves Of Bread Use
Friday and Saturday Double stamps
on all cash purchases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
GRAINS LOSE AN
EARLY ADVANCE
Markets Weaken After
Activity and Firmness--
Coffee Also Lower.

In the morning session OF the wheat
market the May option made new hiSh
records for the movement representing
n gain OF &c bushel from the 10" Oh
Monday This gain was based largely
on frmneSs abroad. but OH weak DO
nestle situation there was an easier tone
the early gain was lost and the close
was at net gain OF &c 10 decline oil
the same amount. Corn also was active
and firm at the start making gain OF
&c. but the decline late was equally rapid
and the close was at net unchanged. oats
followed the lead OF the other grains and
closed net unchanged 10 sc bero"
Wednesdays finals.
The coffee market, on comparatively
small trading. was extremely nervous.
Early news was bullish. but the market
failed TO respond At the opening and
liberal selling of the May and December
options caused a decline. This was fol-
lowed by "A rally. but it could not be held
and from that point the decline was rapid,
the close being at the low Of the day, net
10 points off.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
MODERATELY ACTIVE CURB
Industrials Hold the Trading
Interest-Coppers Firm.

Speculation in the curb market yes
terday was moderately active, although
in some issues animation developed, with
generally narrow price changes. This
was especially so in some of the copper
stocks. although what interest was
shown was confined 10 the Standard OH
group. where substantial advances were
again reported. with sharp rises i'm
number Of the higher priced issues.
There was fairly good demand for the
pine lines. especially Southern Pipe and
Cumberland Standard Oil of New Jer-
sey moved up about 8 points. New York
about points. Ohio about points and
California points. Nebraska was down
about ~ points. Anglo-American Oil
new advaDced 20 new high mark. with
a cain of Is. Riker-Hegeman moved
within narrow limits. United Cigar
Stores was quiet but firm. Braden Cop
per on rather active dealings moved
within fraction. Bonds were steady.
FURNISHED by Harry L. Thompson 6. Co.. No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
TRADING ON THE
CONSOLIDATED
Selling Movement in New York
Central on Statement. and
Other News of Day.

New York Central's decline was a feat
ure OF the late afternoon trading on the
Consolidated Stock Exchange The SELL
ing movement in IL was precipitutcd b.
the very bad November earnings state
ment OF the company. on transactions
exceeding l.on0 shares II touched low
price Of 9)ls. about l50 shares changing
hands At that figure, compared with a
low touched on the New York Stock EX-
change OF s0s, The market as whole
displayed rcactionary tendencies i'm the
afternoon. following carly nrmness. an
adverse effect was produced 10y the an
nouncomont OF the move II J. 7. Morgan
a Co. regarding the relnqushing OF di-
rcctorships In various companies. This
announcement aroused wide interest on
the floor and was a leading topic OF dis
cusslon. While firm in the early trading.
the market did not reflect asGressveness
on the bulish side. Reading touched a
high price Of 1929 which was q of -
point above its highest on the New YORK
Stock Exchange. II sold rs 'ow as les
AGAINST 16Sis on the other board. Union
Pacific got down to loiz. against l5t9s.
and Amaigamated Copper 10 i2Ss. against
~. Canadian Pacific was active and
exceptionally firm. Its lowest was D5'.
on the $50 O'Clock opening call. against a
subsequent low on the other exchange OF
2O6is Its high was 20ss,. against 2Vs's
Third Avenue was an active low priced
stock which sold as nigh as 1874, against
80. on the New York Stock Exchange.
The market was a broad one In respect 10
variety OF securities represented I'm the
transactions. the sales to'alliilS Z"e19
shares. distributed among forty-one az
feVepf stocke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03

Iiranncr Bornsrd-a Lirhienstein Ct al
tlf2gl
nargin Thurlou John stewart. Inc. sls9 ~.
Blumtsun. Hymnn. and Morris Frankie D.
Sllvcrstcin. S1DT %. 80,
Borkowltz Joseph Stevens Grease and on
Co. Si2l p -,
81 al. Sls4O 81.
Bernstein. Louis. and Estellc Barcky-H. s.
Crane. Ciar.ncc p.-I Breuchand sis4 -
Cooks. Francis Ell. NJ. Marx. $idn 9l
Cokcn. Joseph q Grossman ct al. s36J 81.
bucket. Alfred Nc. 3. Honorocrth. COSTS
10 Montcpcllicr. Jessie Carab Realty Co.
500 20
Ducas. benjamin R-E y pucas. costs.
Dury James b G Travis $3.50 80
Dunn. Robert PA NJ Hare. S2GO Al.
Epstein. samnel. and sarah RI i. si'e r'
Ford. Nelson As. 4. White Dental Manu-
featuring Co. S2o5 ~
52i ~
Goldb,Is yetta-Torrin Gas Machine Lighting
Harper. Katherine T-Trustccs Of Columbia
University In the City Of New York. 50.
Hirsch. Charlcs = Ioscph l. IilienthaI and
- theodore Bernstein. Jacoby. >2l3 vi.
Herman lsidor J.-Hahlo COMPANY. 1885 10.
tor"'uz simon-k Horovitz 1costsi Slil 80
herman lsidor J. Il. A. Miller ct al. kis2 ~
liusins' Ernest y. sWin & co.. slS9 =.
locke Frcderick VI. Nye. siig -
Jurisi. Max Boon Laboratory o. Inc. Joseph
ornstein. Osias Ornstein. Meyer Gresnoerg
s sn Garden Tazicab Ca. :. Sherwood
kugelman. Jacob-I j. silvers,ein. Si25 81
LEVIN samuel ". TeXtor Ss3l g.
Lcnio; Emil. and ANTHONY De,ole-Americsn
SliciuR Machine CO. St3T GO
Inter Adolph-J. ". Wei. sl.o Co
Mckinn9n' Ronald Johnston & Collins Co.
Morrow. James F-E. n. Holmes. Sss7 o..
It'd. sl507 II.
Mooshrke Marssret-E. IT, Fielding Rel,
Moritz. Herman NJ. r. Rrsd,haw si4o77.
M,orkowitz abraham !. j. sllyerstein. slsl.
Moncschal. Oresto-Pcople. etc. $500
o Reilly. Thomas BoyerstoHn Casket Co
Nicolls. William % Brennsls. slsea1.
Norcro., Mildred-Du Dunbar BOX and Lumber
Prober Boris wschusett shirt Co. si7o 90
Porilonsly Zlotta-E L. Winthrop ct al.
Pentresir John w-snift & Co.. ui3 os.
Preston. Jay IF Mott &4e2 81
Bober!s Henry-t. J. Msrks3y Co.. so. -
Rosenl erg Maurice e H. Donneliy. si3s o.
Rosendorf, Louis D. German Exchange Bank.
So2G 81
schoen. Moses. and Nathan Green - ".
schwartz ., al. $3.50 6J
sauiIo Louis, and John Decasuo-E. sofia.
srai,h clarence Wv. L. ogden ct al,
Sl.4T1 -.
stillweu Stephen J-George r. Tyren Co.
500. IL
Shelvin. George il Carroll Sll6Gf
Sosov. Harrv-S Miller & Sons SOL 80.
stolI. Emil-I Mccormick. sIji o.
Schenberg LYMAN. J. Silverstein. S3l4 80
SpAirs. Charles I'M Pokress ct al. costs.
S11@ AZ
Thrrston Charles &c. n Stanton. ~ 5O4 o..
Toole. charles B.New York Athletic club,
slS2 o.
yntei AIeyafSer I Y vol,el & OF %
Atlanuc TRANSPORTATION Co.-Manhat;an Desk
co. SlCG 20.
| Acler NIGHTINGALE Construction Co--Empire
city Gerard Co. SILT 30.
Gil, Of New York-SWeoney & Gray Co..
1919 80
g. PIston CO z. Hoover s791 ~
| marlborough Realty Co r Olson. 500 ~.
Mutual Life Insurance 20 Of New York j.
Lesen,. sTI"1 -.
/ Peerless Top and Supply Co Cornelius Ten
Eick. Ire. SOS 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
MONTREAL STOCKS.
Latest Dividends Declared.

Bay state street Halfway semi.annual o. 81
on the first preferred stock payable FEBRUARY :
10 stock OF record January IL.
National Iirorice Company, per cent on me
common stock. uayable January 10 s'o'A ~
record January .. ~, .,
ohio Frsl on Company. quarterly Of 81
payable January 10 10 STOCK Of RECORD 'Ahu-
SHRINE valley Mater Company quarterly o.
CO. cents ,..... ,,.. ,.sssa
49,. diyiiend ON the ~ efcrred stock.
Er,lire Security Comiany OF thleaso. ~,
nevablc January 10 10 stock of rccord peeeh'-
her : - . ne ,.,n,
e,endard Uuderg -oUnd cable toinpahN. resu
lar ouartcri, of pei cent ana an sA. i -. =,
,'.. ,.,t pavnLic January 10 To sioeN OF 'e'''u
Rn,ercsn Reed Maehirsr, COMPANY. Ies ss,,an
,.,, r,.'iv ~ ~ per cent on nc s'r lsiar'i
sto~k osYable March ! 10 STOCK VI ''''''
rebruary ,-o,,,.,,, regular
,,a',s-, of z sr cont. payable TO stock o.
record peccmbcrl5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
November Railroad Earnings.

The following reports were made public
Yesterday 10y railroad companies for the
month Of November:
Pennsylvania Systcm-Lines Esst gross earn
ings ST. 40l 700. decrease. s2S5a5o. net earn
iugs. 81. 53s. SS7: decrease SssG l3S Lines West.
gross earnings. Slo6ii.G3G. decrease 1851 7S6.
net 81 500 az: decrease. Sl1i5.4ia Total III
lines gross earnings $3sOlSSlG; decrease. 81.
o95 .GG7: net s. SIS 2s5. decrease. S2.Ooi. $50.
NcN York Ccrtrsl-Tots. all lines. gross.
S23.Gii.lSe. decrease. sl.ScS.97i. net $500. 't7.
decrease SlS905se From January 10 No
,emrcr 30 gross. S274 sS7 80. increase $3.50
6ss. not S5605> So. decrease, s. s9l .o3s
Missouri. Kansas & Texas Gross. S3.oi3. S66
decrease. S2i9257: net. S9a97l7. decrease
$50 ga
chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway com.
pany Gross. s. lCl. els; decrcas'. sos 673; net
s.. 434792 decrease S3a5S56
Erie Railroad Company S5.O6s. ia:
decrease. sS79.oO2; net. Soao.si2. decrease
s4o5 cCS
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Compsny-
Gross $500 20a: increase. Scs4 gs2: net soS9.-
COS. increase. 1922. 977.
Boston & Maine Gross IS 97G979. decrease
S85 lO5; net, SEQ. 1855 decrease, $ii7.242
Minneapolis ST Paul Ssulte ste Marie
Railway Company--Gross SI925 333: decrease
S26l17i: net. SPA 800; decrease. s35l,gIl.
81 Louis Southwestern Railway system
Gross 81 26t COL. increase. so. 4s3; net. S1s9,
i0l, decrease $26s1
Mobile a Ohio-Gross. 81. 1865 $50, increase
S94 1875. net S26s 49I; decrease S21O6I
Northern Pacific Railway Company-Gross
Sc Cos 544: decrease S437.7oS, net. S3.Ool j92
decrease. S4359aO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
PROVISIONS

PROVISIONS -t Th' market was Rrner.
early owing 10 an advance Of 20 points In the
hog market and The falling on iu receipts. BIZ
prices Jagged on l3ie and closed ~ the bot
tom in sympathy viii corn and on reports OF
loor cash trade PORK Firm. mess. Sc rs
asa 10. family. s24 ;Df So. short clear. so %
TS2. EEEF-Flrm. mess. SisWSiS 90, fam
ily, $1,000. parket. sis T6Si9 10. extra 10
dia fnsss s2SNtgJ DRESSED HOGs-StcAdy.
fIhHi1kc. pigs i2hc cut MEATS
pickled bellies quiet. ~ 10. i3c. ~ r.. i2&c;
- n. 12bGi2Ac. yekicd hams. SfC TALL
LOW Easy. special 7c. cify, GHc. coUntI,.
Gas7.c LARD Steady. nildle west, i07S1
1O 80: city DON. fnhr. refined ft,a4y. South
America. II sOc. Continent ~ 30. Brazil Kegs,
l. SIC. compound Gull shMsNc. STEARfNB
S,cady. oico, o. nJssc. city ard. iIi3c.
COTTONsfED OtI--Wna easier. closing
~ net declines Of . to q points. Authorities
here consider the market above a. parity with
c-uie OIL ami premiums Tor late positions wcTe
believed 70 show the dulncss Of spot L0cal
contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
Western States Gas and Electric Com
psny.

since the Western States Gas and Elec-
tic Company was taken over for man
sgement by H. NJ. Byllesby & Co in 1910
there has been "a good increase in bust
ness. The number Of customers in the
three years increased at the rate Of 131
per cent. while earnings also showed
large gains. The ratio Of meters 10 popu-
alton has more than doubled. there being
one meter TO every four Of population
now as compared with one meter TO every
S4 population in 1910 Richmond is
manufacturing town Of about 10000 popu-
iafiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. Jan The continued sd-
vancos made by commonwealth, Edison
features ~ trading to-day on local eN-
change, fractional advances in prices
were made also by American ship Build
inc issues. handled I'm a moderate way
at unchanged prices were Peoples Gas.
Hart. Schanner q Marx preferred.
Montgomery Ward preferred. Sears
Roetuck preferred. Chicago Railways,
Series .. and American Can preferred \
decline was made ny Illinois Brick. which
lost point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03

MOLAssES AND SbRi Mciasscs was
firm. Syrups steady and unchanged.
NAVAL sTORFS-rhcre was hrmer feel
ing in turpentnc. Rosn and tar were IN
changed.
OIIs-Iinscod oil unchanged. Refined pc
troieum steady az recent prices.
RICE-Tnerc ives not much activity ana
prices we're steady
SUGAR Refined WIS quiet and IN
changed. with refnors taking orders for
graduated 90 bulk AZ - 1850. Raw vas
quiet. and aS no sales were reported prices
remained unchanged ct 3 - n 3. pc for cen
trifIgal. 2g2Q =. 13c for muscOvado. 23fH
> lsc for molssses. and 1892 a &c for cost
and freight. In London. beet sugar was re-
porteu. with sellers at quotations, which
were IS q, FOR January. o. 2igd Tor febru'
airy and 9s - FOR May, with the curb AZ
s. iti5d for January, rs 4a,d for February
and 0s I'D for May Willett & Gray: TO
ial stock Of Europe and America. 5.6SI3ot
tons. against 3.t75.Gj2 tons last year az the
same uneven dates. The increase Of stock
Is so tons. against an increase OF $50,
S3i tons last week. Total stocks and ahosts
togethc- show = visible supply Of 3.6245ol
tons, against 3.247652 last year, or an IN
crease OF 3TG.G4a tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

Nu ByIIesby electric properties report
iue for the week ended December 20
showed net gains in connected load or
fo1 customers. with 200 kilowatts light
Inc capacity and 239 horsepower in
motors New business contracted for, but
not connected. included S75 customers
with 451 kilowatts lighting capacity and
$50 horsepower in motors. The total out
pot Of the properties for the week was
7.3u.61f knlowatt hours, gain Of 60
per cent over the corresponding week Of
1912
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. January =. 1914.
BFEyEs-Receipts S.2GT head. . cars on
sale Good TO choice steers arm 20 hoe
Higher. common slow aud steady. bulls III
changed; cows generally hrm 20 lac higher
except fat cows which were steady. medium
grades opened 2jc higher. but part 81 adj
vance was lost latcf. Yards were cleared.
Common TO choice steers sold az sIHSN per
TOO 10. oxen. sThS7 -. bulls. g. joNSI r.;
cows s. so n 81 60. taileneds at -. Dressed
beef In moderate demand ana steady az l.
q isc for natiye sides.
saics-Tobin A shannon Is Va steers ess
NJ average 81 per 100 no, 4. 1900 10. s.:
bull. 1000 TO- 50 20. COWS, 0e1 M, s. 80. )
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
u. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington. Jan. THE condition Of the
United States Treasury at the beginning Of
business to-day was: Net balance in general
fund Sill S543lS: total receipts Wednesday. s.
isS 7SS: total payments Wednesday $1,000.
The deficit this fiscal year is Si3,3J sos. against
deficit Il ti.7s7.Oi last year. exclusive Of
Panama Canal and public debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03

.,...... states sac. 500 ~. so
<,u Works share OF the total foreien
..,,,,srce OF the United states i'm 1918
as s-0s per cent. as compared with
sos por cent in 1912 1912 per cent in
,otr and an average Of 4-.S5 per cent IN
,ss ten wears from 1900 60 1910.
~b,se figures include foreign and do
-.es,ic exports and imports 81 merchan-
i..s and gold and silver. The imports Of
vs.. work. exceeded the exports by 49,
;lss;i. while in the country. as a whole
,bs EXPORTS exceeded the imports 10y S69i'-
i7s5is.
New York imports I'M 1913 amounted TO
81 oss. e61.466. as compared with SS-'-
r-s COG AT an the other ports and 81
eee i407.5 Tor the whole United states.
The share Of New York in the total i'm
,orts Of the United states was 81 per
cent in 1918. against Sos per cent in
1912
Ezcludine gola and silver the New
York imports Of merchandise amounted 10
tiOiS514354. acanst s975.7iA320 IN
1919 They exceeded the imports OF all
The other ports put together by S2Si'-
osot-l Iu 1912 the excess over the
Other ports was S-9S.--3.5o6.
New Yorks exports in 1913 amounted
fo S1.oeo.71S.135. as compared with ST.
ss1Iss156 Joe an other ports. and s.
s7.SSs.eel for the entire United states
The share of New York iu the total OK
ports OF the country was 1888 per cent.
.aainst eS.12 per cent in 1912.
N,w YorkE gain i'm foreisn commerce
BOO 1918. as compared with the other ports
was therefore in exports. Excluding gold
and silver New Yorks merchandise eN-
sorts amounted 10 sg0o.6lS.993. against
ss0e47G2l4 200 1912 New Yorks eN-
aorls were S6e7. 26S.272 less than those Of
90 other ports combined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

Tho following judgments for amounts
.l..odtng 500 we're filed yesterday In
SsS York County. the FIRST name being
that OF the debtor:
bernhard Conrad John simmons Co. sIii ~
Burrill, John NJ II. :. Hansen. Sll5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
Dallas Electric Company.

The November report Of the Dallas
Electric Company is a favorable one. An
Increase Of S34.5OS is shown IN the gross,
while net gained $3.50 and surplus over
charges was s5,e23 more than in 1912.
For the twelve months ended November
80 gross earnings were S2IG3.S23 as COM
pared with SLSOO.2is. an increase of
S5e5.515. The net earnings were $685.
gsi against S51o,55s for the correspond
ing period 81 1912. and surplus over
charges remained al sG02.2Se. against
s4e5,5ol. an increase OF $17G.1SS..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03

this week indicate a gain In cash by
the banks OF about siO.f00.o0O. This
docs net include local Withdrawals Of
cash over the counter OF the banks on
account % nrst % the month payments
The banks received from the interior
$20.6O1c0o and shipped to the interior
S14si000 including Si.5l3.O0o national
bank notes sent 10 Washington FOR re-
dempton The gain from the interior
was $13f16.0O0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
Commerce of Port Passes
$4,000. 100000 Mark for
First Time.
HAS NEARLY HALF
OF u. S. BUSINESS
Increase All over Country During
1913 in Transactions with
Rest OF World.

Tile total forcisn commerce of the F'r,
o., New York during the fiscal year ended
l.,.e r fgG according To The advance
.t,e,e of the annual report of the New
IA Cbambor OF Commerce. amounted
St..ast-e. agailsi N.el56lil5} In 1879,
-,.rea>e of NE6L.sS9 This was the
..., soar that the fore'an commerce ~
,.., Work exceeded S20ol0ocoo New
N-.,. commerce ia 1913 was greater than
,s,t Of the United states in l%'
7.se total foreign commerce Of the resi-
- the country outside OF New NorN IN
.e,s was sos S9c.i55. aeainst N.l6ol'ASi-
!. 1912 an increase Of $2H.7'S.SS& The to-
,.l foreien commerce Of the United States
''..,,,lvc of New York in 1915 was S,5ii,-
,,- 7u. an increase Of $i6>S6i72e.
.rs, .or,rarativc exhibit IS as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-03
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

The old firm Of Chandler Bros. q Co.
members Of the New York Stock EN-
change. las been dissolved and a new
hrm by the same name has been formed
with Fred r. Chandler Kmericus j..
Leonard aud Earl Chandler Chandler
Bros & Co. Inc. with "a capital Of ST.
100000. viii take over the investment
and bond business Of the old firm Of
Chandler Bros s. Co