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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
WILSON, MORGAN TALK
Wall st. Hears G. H. Dodge
Brought Them Together.

Wall Street Ecc~d yesterday that
Cleveland II. Dodge. Of Phelps. Dodge
d Co.. was the mutual friend" who
arranged .rc meeting between Presi-
den; Wilson and T. p. Morgan in Wash
.ugtou on Thursdar Mr.. Dodge. who
.- trustee Of Princeton University.
was an active supporter Of the Presi-
dent in the pre-corvention campo On.
and r. was with him on his yacht that
The Pre- idcn- won't away for recupera-
ton and rest Immediately after his
election.
The Interview was considered as sig
rifcaut in bauk.-g circles. where Mr..
Dodge is known not only a a friend
or lIr. Morgan bat as a director o. the
National City Bank. which. like the
Morgan firm. has had 10 cause 20 re-
ioice o~cr lis treatment by tho admin
.strGtlon.
Nr. Morgan when seen a. his ofce
yesterday declined 20 state tho nature
Of his interview with tho Pres idcnt
other than that 70 was pleasant one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
Pretexfs and Reasons.

= would be easy 20 convict Wall
Street Of stupidity + it were 10 be
Judged out OF us own mouth. But the
lords Of its mouth are not the medita-
ton Of its heart not b. a great deal.
When the Street processes 20 be de-
lighted by the Change" that has come
over the President. because he is now
glad 20 talk with the men of big husi-
ness, IL does not deceive itself. how
ever well satisfied 10 8 20 let others be
deceived. IL does not forget that it
vas willing, apparently, 10 take for
granted in January that the cOnstitu-
ti0n Of peace then reafHrmed was q gen
oral amnesty for business and that an
immediate boom was 20 follow. There
were stocks 20 sell in January as well
Is 20 buy, and they we're sold. tx
plantations for market movements are
sometimes the same things as causes
bg- not always.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
HALF DOZEN MEN
CONTROL CHICAGO
Commissioner Ferry Says Inter-
locking DirectOrates Gen.
traliZe Power.

Chicago. July g. BY means OF inter
locking directories control OF pun. c
utilities in Chicago and the surround
ing states has become centralized I'D
the hands of half dozen men. accord
ing 20 a report made public to-day b!
Montague Ferry. Illinois Comm ,oncr
Of Public Service. In bis report MIR.
Ferry indicated that the close relation
shin shown among public service cor
norationS may constitute grave men
ace TO the public. and he urges furtaer
estigation by ;he state PUBIC Sc.-
vice Commission 20 determine WAe1he'
the city suffers because of the central
lied control.
Named in particular IN me report are
Samuel insult. John j. Mitchell. james
A. Pat,en. Henry A. Blair ana Ira 81.
CODE. who. says Ar. Ferry, exercise con-
+rol over the Commonwealth EDISON
COMPANY. which supplies electric power
and Light: the People Gas Light ana
Coke Company. The Chicago elevated
Railway. thc Chicago surface lines and
numerous utility companies 10 surround
ing towns.
4 chart accompanying the report r.
said By Nr. Ferry 90 sno" mar SAN
uel insult. John J. Mitchell, and James
4. PatteD constitute majority VI me
executive committee o. i've which cl-
roc.s the business OF the Common
wealth Edison Company; tu-' INC same
three constitute a majority Of the board
of directors Of the gas company: that
Mr.. Insult and Mr. Blair. VINO - also 10
director in the Commonwealth. are q
majority Of the executive committee OF
three which controls the elevated lines;
that Dir. Blair, as chairman OF the
board. is the controlling factor ~ the
Chicago Railways Company, which
oDerates most Of the surface lues; taat
Samuel Insult. with men holding sal
gried positions in the CoWmonN ealtn
Edison Company. controls the Pub. C
Service Company Of Northern Illinois
and the Middle West Utilities Com
By showing that 3. +. Sunny, presi-
dem Of the Chicago Telephone Com
many. Is director in the surface line
companies. Mr.. Ferry indicates rela-
tionship between the telephone corpo-
ration and the other utility companies,
while other directors Of the telephone
company are shown 20 be directors Of
the Commonwealth and the gas com
panE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
EGGS

rr..ir.s - ~ cases High quantities
scarce and promptly salabis az steady 10 ,r.l
1ricas Fresh gathered extras. dozen. -"
a5c. extra Hrsts 22d22 &C.: hrsts -Oa-l &C.
seconds. lsGi9irc. neatly henhcrN 49,, 49,
Pic. hcnner, browns 2ia25c. gathered anu
mixed 2Od25c. duck Gigs. nearby lh1'a''
p,f,r,~ nJfJ aGtsc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
Incorporated at Albany

Albany july 3
b..o..,o l1.e.;o,s Corr. Hroohiyu. s.. o'O.
Wo..o, coal and Trausror,a,.Sn Co.. Hsr
hatta.. $50 go. " O.. NoicJtt ~ sutr n
Brooklyn. a. f. No .or.. Br0oagu. L. a.
Russell Nr isltor.
Tile Eastern pu CO. Of Rochester $40 coo.
J D. Mrln.r-er. o. B,-ttei. W j. Nin-
ca.. Rochester.
ratHe.u Fr4t CO.. Hore. 81 go. 81
Pstigust. Iio.'f b.. T. r. PetensiL a.
Ts60a,air. panal, Co.. Manhattan.
S5.ouu. D. Ta1Lacaiat o. vs. lfftl s.. s.
S.. a. rloba-l.a'. %. Diamaa. y.
I..uH Arc Productions CO.. Manhattan.
Siur 80. -. Morris. 59G Washington ay.. y
S.. %: Be-.inghJn. i. WiIscIr. s.
la' Erandus Gai.ere-. luc. Manhattan.
So on. g.. Brandus 80 Fifh az. y. s..
5. Kuplcrsc.m1. Manhattan. CANDY
s. 900. -. KCp'stein. llG Nassau st.. y. s. .
g. Diamond H. p. D.as. y. =.
-ofta:s clothing $50 600 j. Biamcat6ai
80 Kelly -, y. Y; b. JhFcn. :. SHERIFF.
s,'raeuse BayIer = East Syracuse $40.
syracuse. =. T.. Partridge Syracuse.
TYL- srhuabeI & co.. Manhattan. stocks
81. oOp. IT, g. ,chnaic'. Hotel 70. Geors'.
brooklyn a.. r. skinucr. r. Y. Matthew's.
10 Date Building CO. Brooklyn. $40.
OUo. = T.. Woodward ~ Nassau s., y. y.
- u Merritt, q. %. Van Qricn. y. y.
Hr1okIyn. $500. H. 90 Fiei-~u.r iiIi So
Mu-fs at.. hrooaltu :. Gordon. !. Hart
us,t Broohlyu.
,IotblIa. 5000. Z Hiuscnhoru. O. " SAN
a.. y. s.. J. Cohen. y. " j. Cohen. Brook
Elsck Ea.rs 60. Fu,on. $1,000. \. D.
BLACK. ~ W, -s1t s'.. Fulton. 4 Y. Black
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE M,RKETs.
BI TIER.

Receipts. 10 ss5 pigs. Feeling lnse 1,.e :,
,,,f- fo- terv hixh quality. treauery, eA
tras s5aS 20: frs;s az a26i ac' sec3'us.
231@t.. state dairy. finest. -bc 600 ZOO ~. ~
prime. 2la.5c. process. extras. 20 = :, e
arsts eoisl2l &c. imitation creamery u'S'S
21Igac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04

Boston Ju., 9Th, Commercial Bulletin"
NII -lE tJ-TJrrow-
'tor 90 fev days after the Claim slspeu-
sion tHe Boston wool market was very slow
and uncertain bug It seems f1 have got back
more or Joss into It9 normal stride 'ste this
we"a. ami a 'a.r "-eFs bus.ueq- f. reuortc.l
~itn prices holding fairly firm tlrougholr rho
.'s- Sales have Included principally orisiua.
Har territory woods. ai-loUgl sales .f graded
wool a~- -"porte. u larger quantities sales
~ fce.. and secured r09.s Rave been light
Leading domestic quotations. Ohio and
Tenn rlfani3 fre e--Dels.1s. washed. C3-e.
fine. u7m'r.Hsn-atle. -4q-lc. aaIC blood.
60 HrI-s. IN 80. ls'dl1e. uuvIs.ad. SAP.
Mi gaI and So" York. fine urVa-h".. --D
-oc. l'Islne. -ta-5e. h1.f Blood .ja &c. Vl--
oor..u srI Missouri. t.re--e sl.Hs blood en-
-si-'. ole-'0rfth. -1G-6 b.. braid. -lH.-r.
H"ItG. t' AMI similar uai' blood. unWashe4.
1o-,.. t.r.--elShtae. t,0-,..
Secured LASTS. Texas-Flno g. months %
Ht-.. 'o months. 55N57e. ta1 fa51..
'au:,rais. Northern. -5p5.c. middle county.
ol9-g.. southern. 4as05. nu free. NdAc.
oregon Ea.t.rn No I staple. G-a54.. cloth
Ing. HH19a. valley No T. $3.50. territor..
lu staple. i-Qt4c. fine medium. 13Otor. n1.
,lo hing. a.Hty.. fnc medium. o. q51c. raIf
lIo... cCwliuS. $4,000: tHrso-ei shtl5. --,Is3..
Pulled. Gst-s, jy4Goc. "A. 5lu17r. 4
sIU,.s. 5OI.s..
Prices cl-,sd on H.eee vools az more OF
-s nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
TRADING In THE
CURB SECURITIES
OIL Shares Again Quiet-Indus-
trial and Mining Groups
More Active.

Curb securities Yesterday advanced
20 higher levels. with the volume Of
trading in the industrial and mining
groups largely increased. The oil list
was narrow and quiet, with a slight
improvement in several issues. Stand
ard Of Indiana advanced points.
Standard Of New Jersey %. and
Prairie oil and Gas. South Penn OIL
and Standard of New York each
point.
Particular interest was centred on
Rikcr & Hegemar. which increased i'm
sales and gained Is Of a point. Max
well Motors common made fractional
gain, and Willys-Overland moved up
"a Of d point Tobacco Products pre-
ferred rose point, while United
Profit Sharing Corporation was ac-
lively dealt in and improved "a points.
Mining shares continued active. Nc
Kinley-Darragh made a gain Of >
points. and Greene-Cananea and Ne
vada Hills each advanced point. Con-
solidated Gas convertible IS closed
with a gain of = Of a point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
MID-YEAR TRADE DULL
Western Drygoods Markets
Report Improvement.

In spite Of the recent dtycoods sus-
pensions commercial agencies report
Improvement in the Western drygoOds
markets -risiHg from the farming de-
mand. In general trade is hes.tating,
but this in part Is 10 be expected az
the time Of mIdycar stOcktakiag. New
England wOolle1 centres are expert
cnc.nG considerable activity at fair
prices.
"Dun's Review" says: "This is
ordinarily a dull period of the year,
the holiday and inventory COM
binng 10 restrict activity i'm CONNER
c'al and industrial channels. The pre-
vailing quietness of trade somewhat
acccn.uatcd by special causes. such as
the recent d-ygoods suspensions, and
tie general situation is characterize
Wy waiting attitude on the part o.
leading interests IN Western dry
goods markets and those tributary TO
the farming communities -he situation
Is improving.
Commercial failures tns week ,n
the United States are j19 against .3G
last week and 220 In the corresponding
week last year"
"Bradstreet's" has the following:
Good 20 excellent crop reports. quiet
er dis-rI5utive trade and dull or de
pressed industry and manufacture are
the salient features n this weeks adj
vices. Distributive trade tended 20
quiet as the mic-ycar holidays APP
preached. but June was good month
i'm actual sales. both By wholesalers
and retailers. especially IN drygoods.
wearing apparel, grocerics and milli-
merry. and Chicago, il might be noted,
reports a gain Of per cent in dry
goods trade for six months. while New
York reports only a small decrease.
Collections this week are rather slow,
though crop movements may tend 20
fplDrOvp this"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
CHARGES PLOT TO
PUMP co. BOARDS
Cochran Alleges Directors
Robbed Stockholders
for Years.

Conspiracy. extending over several
years. on the part OF several succeed
ing boards o. directors OF the IuternE-
tional Steam Pump Company, was
charged in the Supreme Court yester-
day By ". Bourke Cochran vino ap-
peared as attorney for John A. Drew,
a stakeholder. Mr.. Drew asked for an
accounting from the company, which
U.s. a $4,000 600 corporation.
81 have included the thirty-six di-
rector, ard former directors as defend
ants with the pump company" said
MIR. Cochran. because / do not know
at what stage in the affairs OF the
company the conspiracy was Matched to
rob the stockholders"
The attorney added that while the
stock of the corporation was at one
time worth $500 a share, il now sis
not worth s. a bushel." He alleged that
Ss.000.00G OF the assets Of the company
were systematically dissipsted.
In answer 20 a question by Justice
Weeks whether the petitioner could
get an order 10 examine the books Of
the corporation Mr.. Cochran said that
they would laugh at one who really
tried 90 get at the books" He said
that later there would be an invcstigs-
tion INTO the affairs OF the lnterns-
t;oual
Justice Weeks gave the attorneys
until Monday 20 submit briefs. The
directors Of the international Steam
Pump Company are William Guggen-
helm. chairman; solomon r. Guggen-
helm. James 3. HaCgin. Nathan VI. Clark.
&. Philip Coleman. Leon p. Teust-
man. Thomas 3. Gannett. G.. q. Henry,
Arthur ". Kenworthy. William c..
Lane, Edgar VI. Leventritt. II. Esk
Moller. Albert y. Parlin, Stuart II. Pat
ters0n and r. VI. Schumacher.
Nr. Cochran attended a meeting Of
the International stockholders in De
cember and made charges similar TO
the allegations Of yesterday. At that
time the holders OF preferred stock
protested action Of the directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
Indict Four for Looting Bank,

Watertown, \. Y, July .. William
r. Brice, formerly teller OF The First
National Bank Of Amsterdam; Richard
Murphy. formerly Assemblyman from
Montgomery County: Baron Eugene
ODpcnhe,m, Of New York, and Howard
J. Rogers. formerly Deputy Superin-
,rgdcnt Of Public Instruction Of New
yofk. we're indicted to-day By The fed
cral grand jury, charged with looting
tbe First National Bank Of Amsterdam
between May, 1871 al May 1914. A.
nicadcd not gait" I'D their trials
,,orc ret for two W from Noadr ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04

pesnan. james J.-I;oebling Construc-
Duryee. Gustavus A. Brooks Bros .
Ehrhart. Phillip-Eosenf-lI e. al.
Exner. paul J.. and Paul ] Exaer CO.
J. F. Murphy Lumber Co. $3.50 0S.
LifeuJc.n. Aaiou-M Boseubsum
e-.ffo
Farber !. Isnatz ". and sam >chwartz
w. Roseuthal $3.50 80.
Gallaher. john HI. NJ Deysney
creye. William M. +. PeIleueau
Goetz. William IA RatkOwsky
costs: sos 50.
Hudson Charles B.-John Boyle * Co
Holmes Inn, =. }5 liyr on J. Ryan. seot
load. Maria. and John J. Maunion-T.
c. Sneehan. Sill 81.
lncn. Francis B.-L +. Cordovs
.saacs. Moe ~. and Harry D,ne-T.
Cheraiier: s2,106 s..
Kirschenbaum. Nathan-City o. y. Y.
Lampert. Mas. and David Msyerson--
Security Bank Sl1l So.
Elchan. Louis E.-J. Lesser CT al ,
1929 81.
Kramer. NIina-Grand Lodge Of th-
United States OF Independent order
Free sons OF Israel. costs: Si-0 81.
Lien. Philip. Lyman Lev. and Leopold
Gutenberg We'll 81 al. sLS2S 2s.
LCaiy. George = Goldstein. $3.50 81.
N0udschein Louis. Drvfoos CT NJ .
,ieyerson. David-security Bank Of y.
y. 1855 So.
Nervin. Maria Charles q Heller
Matter. Phlip-M Fosher costs $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
PRICE MOVEMENT
in COMMODITIES
Wheat Loses FirmneSS-
Corn and Oats Lower
Coffee Advances.

Early frmness in the wheat market.
due 70 a continuation OF the crcp
scare. was lost in the late trading yes
terday on profit taking for over the
holiday, although the July option ae'd
a gain of &c; other months were d:
down. Corn continued its downward
trend. with tired longs the principal
sellers. and lost 2, 20 &c net for the
day. oats closing &C down.
There was little doing IN the cote :
market. What little there was resulted
in small net gains. bascc mainly on
strength in the foreign markets. Clos
ing prices were ) 20 points up FROM
Thursdays finals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04

PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARkET,
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune

y I'IHs H1U y no IrIUunC
Philadelphia, July @.-rhc usual holiday
4uln"ss prevails. trans actions have been fey,.
aud small, and the market BE- practically at
staud.ull. although prices have been well
maintained. Manufacturer SIN continue 10
nu' Only FOR immediate consumption. which Is
'n small Quantities Dealers and mznufgct-
urcrs are apparently awaiting tho London
auction SALES. which begin on July :. The
supply 81 hrcccs IL increasing here. but there
H nllc OF no OLD stock OF pulled woods.
Quotations arc. New l0rs. Indiana and
Iue medium. 2tm4Ic. medium 37n-1 pc. ioW
mediGa. ~ n@1c. braid and low comhins.
Sin.lr. bury. trcly and cottcd. 100 ~.
Dido Pcnnsylvl1.a and West Nirciua -l'Int
dglaiue washed. 2a03Nc. NN and above 21N
.1c. nac medium, 3uW3lc low medium. -
li3Uy. msrchantahle ~ or NNl. aSdeic. inc
delainc lnwsshed 2IGesc Inc n or M,
sjN:dt. anc medium. 2IaaSc' medium. 256
~. loe medium 2,f ei'er. irah aad low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
FAMOUS STOCK FARM SOLD

~ TC7o-r|IH n To Ut |"'|
Goshen. y. y. July q. stony Ford
stock farm. which was owned by ..
Howard Ford. who died suddenly Do
New VorR last March. has been sold 10
Louis Titus. of San Franc GO.
The property consists OF approN.-
matcly nine hundred acres, with q resi-
oence anS eight other dwellings. breed
ing barns, stables. etc. Ine sale IT,
Guided ain the furnishings Of the resi-
depce. personal property and also
siytv-fve thoroughbred trotters, In-
GLIDING the three stations Ju5to. Lord
Allen and Acadel.
f. is the new orncrs Intention 70
continue the breeding Of trotting
horses. for which the stony Ford farm
has been famous a long time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
COTTON PRICES
STILL DECLINING
October Contracts Lead An.
other Heavy Break. with
a Slight Rally.

There was further sharp decline in
the cotton market yesterday under
heavy and aggressive selling. with 0c-
tober contracts breaking 20 l2.l3c, or
10 points under Thursdays closing
price and 81 65 bale under the high
records OF June /. Weakness in Liver
pool. reports of beneficial rains in the
South and improving private crop re-
ports appeared TO strengthen the bear
ISL sentiment created by Wednesday,
Official condition figures. and there
were numerous predictions of still
lower prices. Trade interests were
credited with buying moderately on a
scale down. but the bulk OF the sup
port was attributed 20 covering By
shorts for over the two-day adjourn
ment. Closing prices were steady. but
a a net decline OF from 10 10 IL points.
Southern spot markets were unchanged
TO &c lower. and the local market held
quiet az 13.2Jc for middling upland.
Sales. 100 bales. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
THE METAL MARkETS.

COPPER standard copper ON the Metal
E.clarge was firm. with spot. July. Au-
gust and september i3.4 "a 70 iOc. Tho
local street market Tor copper was drm.
with eI,etr0lgtlc Qu0ted 1870 aad casting
f"f ~ fstft In London copper closed
f.ead. 40 .5i rs sd for spo, end tG2 f0-
fIfHrls
TIN-~trorg. New YORK spot and July
.Ls1' Gl.G2 c. August. 3iJ0HGt.Goi e:
81 pteut.r. 3t5J o @1.1I,. AID October.
o. - = $40 DO London tin closed
strong 90 -If3 FOR spot and siff rs 81 Tor
fururcs
LEAD quiet. Sew York spot. $3.50
Q Boo. Flsr g. Louis @.55 p o. soc lu Lon
don lead closed AZ SO.
SpELTEB-Quiet. New York spot 100
East 40 Louie. A1SG SO. In London
sr.'t-r closed a. ~ los
ltON-MldCiesDo.o No g. 5ls AID N
London. Local i-0n market unchanged a.
sif - = SIS - Tor 40 Northern ana
southern. and si4 JO0SI5 Tor so North.
en- an. So. lLnrI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
Northern Pacific Bend Sale

J. =. Morgan & 90. and the First
Natioual Bank announced yesterday
thst they had purchased from me me
Nortbern Pacific Railway S2O,OOO'OOO
Of the refundng and improvement . y
Der cent bonds which were recently
authorized b. the directors. II was
stafed that the price az which the
bonds Oil be offered for public sub
ERUPTION has not get been definitely
determined. The proceeds Of the sale
are 10 be- used 20 retire notes Of tho
company which mature july 9 and FOR
other cOrpOrhtc purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04

lVeeslv movement figures OF tho Now YORK.
C0ttOn Exchange. Pert receipts. 33.0lS bale.
9s1in-t Z6SW last year. overland t0 ,uiil'
and Israda. SIS. against s.,W lost Ntft'
southern nu tsklugs. estimated. BOO
against ,io00 llst year. loss OF stocks az in-
teiior towrs 4 40 against i6. 20 hst year.
brought INTO s.sit for the week % 81. agairs'
g. J64 last year. Total crop movement. Por'
reccipt~. 10. 336.-fS. fej. deducted Ncw or
leans. etc. Sgainst g 76iJl2 last year. over
land o. mills and Canada. ]. 10 80. against T..
0si ~. last year. southern mnf taking. o
so 90 against eGs5.o0e last year. stock a.
interior towns On excess OF september l. ~
80. against i0514 last year. brought inio
sight thus iar for season. l4JH5f agaius'
1902 IS last year. brought into sight for th
mcnth o. June. 1850 against -@. 10 las'
year
Special Liverpool cables. spot easier. sale
i000 bales: speculation and export. 20
American. sO00 Imports none. Middling 70
land. ,.46d Futures opened weak 5isdi poin n
lower: closed barely steady. 50l0 points low
er. July and July-AIgust. 1liisd August
Sept. G@' I'd. sept. Oct. 6 .oi. oct NOV
6.j-ivd Nov.-poc. 6.55ill. Dee Jan. and
Jan-F,o.. 5.54sd. Feb March sod. March
April and ADr,l-May g old. May-juue. God
Juuc-Juiy. 5.-li Manchester. Yarns 1ull ami
easier cloths. BUYERS hold or
Nov Orleans July 3.-T0-dsy's trading
again sent cotton 20 new levels Tor tno week
and the present Gov gWard movement. 40
thrir lowest trading months were II points
down. TIE close was steady az not dcrln'
OF 20 II uiutg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
HOG

Recc pts. L135 head. about .ar on ale.
market -te3 Us. vitt sales 5, 5snfs - pr -
70. rJlghs S1ns1 o.
Salcg- $. sander. 20 Penn hogs 80 70 Az.
er2=e a. 8 % rer 100 -: i9i p s. o.. .
rough. % 3D. g. n: r. 90 %. g..
Newton & Co.: . Penn hogs. % N. s. 70.
! rough 20 -. s. a
". T. Hume: = sate hogs. 1ef lb. $50:
rough. 80 %. 8, q. 90 70. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
UNDER $4,000.

BELA KANTOR. Petition against
Bella Kartor. jobber in drygoods at 1865
First av.. by these creditors: Hanover
d Simon. $50; Sigmund Faust, $3.50;
ODonncu WeisberSer & Co., S54, and
A. 4. Wood. Si05. He made an assign
meut Thursday. Liabilities arc $1,000;
assets. $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
Manhattan.

The following judgments Tor amounts
OF more than 500 we're filed to-day. the
INST name being that OF the debtor
.i0reeman. Iarry-A. Taubin. $ii6 %.
tfdIcks. John Nm Better 1913 %.
l.rrnd. Hary-A Karliu. slJf a.
Pailet. James H.-E &. Schult1e
$50 20.
Bedford. George P-Do'tof SaNASV
PHYSICAL Development institute
SAL g..
I.-tloW. Edward Ill yaoh 20.
tftiHI.
r..I. George. and William j. Daven-
,ori O. Iormau. sLt2i 80.
,..rr4u. Thomas % D. Ertug SOC %.
Coouer. toward = Brown ta'5 81.
Cuc.inatti. Giuseppe II. y. Endicott 81
% nos T.