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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-21

Moyse g Holmes. IN their cotton letter,
find a grain OF comfort In the present
distressing conditions a. follows The
closing OF the Cotton Exchange has
worked untold hardship upon many. but
II has established beyond cavil the fact
thar exchanges are necessary 10 the CON
duct 81 modern business. There must he
centre TO express in value the concrete
worth Of AN article SO universally In use
rs cotton Their" must be "a basis upon
which mills can contract for their output
and that bankers can figure upon Ia the
Arrangement Of their loans that mer-
chant, can regard as dependable rs az
pressing the whole worlds grasp of value
making u attractive for tnem to place
huge orders for future shipment without
undue risk This basis. this true eN-
press IN of appraismcnt. can only ne had
through an exchange with its myriads OF
fcelcrs. with its network Of wires reach
ing cut for news. opinions. offers. demand
to all parts Of the earth and bringing Il
To SIS curc--the future market. There II
can hc had gratis by the farmer. 'he mcr-
chant. tho banker the miller Use can
be made OF II. The farmer can sell or Not
a. 1t suits him The merchant can buy
or not as It suits him. The banker can
loan in safety and the mill man con with
intelligence direct his affairs The eX-
change has come at last mo Ito own. II
is better understood It's former enc
rics have been made into friends and its
r. ends are now legion
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
Liquidation of Open Contracts Pros
crosses at Exchange.

Fair progress in the liquidation Of open
contracts in coffee was made yesterday
by the exchange voluntary liqudating
committee. and at the close members Of
the exchange expressed themselves 49,
pleased with the results - far OF the
plan giving the lquidaung committee
authority to receive new buying orders.
The business transacted by the COM
mttce yesterday amounted to about 30 =
GOO bags. December sold at $50. eauai-
ling the previous days high price. but
was a. it'll" easier At tho close There
was also considerable switchln1 from
that month TO later positions, and there
was fair amount Of actual liquidation
accomplished through new buying orders
and short covering
The Brazilian funding PLAN which was
announced In London cables, was re-
sponsible for an advance Of Id in the
rate of Rio exchange on London 20
l4lad. This was the only feature Of tho
BRAZILIAN cable Rio was auat. with No.
: unchanged az is025 Santos No.
was quoted Mt 4t2O0 lilo and Santos
receipts for two DAYS totalled 81 900
bags Sac paulo had $1,000 and Jun
diahy $4,000.
The local SPOT market showed bettcr
form In Response 10 the Improvement in
futures and ON the Brazilian funding
news. Rio IS were quoted &c higher at
Ga n sac. and santos ~ &C higher 1T
i01g q iOAc
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SUDDEN DECLINE IN
EXCHANGE ON LONDON
Heavy Exports Said to Have
Forced Rate DOwn-Marks
at low Record.

, Sterling exchange on 1IApdon was con-
siderably lower Yesterday. the recession
in price for both demand and cables
being the greatest In any one day since
the outbreak Of hostilties The rate for
demand dropped ~ cents In the pound
while cables decreased - cents. During
the active business hours London exchange
was quoted at 495is FOR demand and
! &c FOR cables, hut at the close of the
market sight drafts were sold at 1855.
while transfers were quoted AZ 4shHi.
Francs We're easier, both for checks and
cables. at 500. as compared with 5.0Gil
the day before Marks reached new
low record. selling at 91l4, against 81 =,
the previous low record. on October ..
Foreign exchange experts gave as a
reason for the abrupt decl.i.h in rates
that the recent heavy shipments Of Aineri-
can goods to England were having their
erect and that confidence was being re-
stored. They pointed out that there was
considerable short selling yesterday. This
was taken as evidence that exchange
would go eth lower.
The drop WAS all the more remarkable
in view Of the call issued Monday by
J. +. Morgan Co ana Kuhn. Loeb
a co. ~ syndicate managers Of the New
York city 10000. 600 loan for pay
nent by the banks OF the fifth instalment
on the loan. This call amounts to So
333.7I5
When the previous calls for payments
on the city loan have bee made there
has always been rise in London eN-
change many banks prcferring to pur-
chase exchange at the high rates rather
than part with their gold. II Is reason
able to suppose that many OF the banks
stll prefer this course. and the fact
that exchange did not advance on the call
was pointed out as an evidence that the
supply Of exchange was Increasing. An
other encouraging feature was that the
difference between demand and cables was
-. which is practically normal.
The reason given for the further d.
cline In marks was that Germany Is still
making heavy purchases of al sorts II
manufactured articles in America and
that she is steadily offering to dispose Of
her credits held by various banks and
commercial houses. one foreign exchange
expert pointed out as an evidence ~
Ciermlny's eagerness 10 buy American
products an offer of a bill for 1000 bales
OF cotton which had been made to several
banks here. The German agents sug-
ges;ed, Il was said, that the shipment
be made 10 a port In Norway and offered
10 pay cash for the consignment as soon
ms word was received that II had reached
Norway. They expressed Willingness
60 take chance" that II could be trans
ported from there 10 the German frontier.
There was Withdrawn from the Sub
Treasury yesterday for shipment 10
Canada s31l,000.
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Live stock MA ria ~.

Tuesday Ootc@'e- T..
Receipts OF beeves we're $50 head fUclti.rs
7 cars for tho market No trading =
cattle to-day Feeling easy ard n.t+
supply expected for tomorrow. n ~
Dressed hcof was In fair demand nj - Z t''.
for city dressed native sides
Receipts Of calves were leR head MANN
for slaughterers The limited TRADE ~. "
steady prices, quality considered. W. ~
ginla fed calves fold ~ 30 per l' 80
ordinary veals At 80 50. Dressed 'a'.'
were Ia fair demand ~ lialso. i'r
dressed veals and i?dl1c, for ''u"o
dressed. .
Receipts OF sheep and lambs wcr" -"
head including IN cars Tor tho rn IKE,
Demand was fairly good NJ steady 0r''
and about al the stock went 20 IN"
Common 20 prime sheep sold ~ 81 90 :.
per 100 lbs. fair 20 prime isU5r AZ ' =,
ss2j; Gull lambs ana yeHriinss %
Dressed mutton steady at q IT, %
dressed lambs AZ I. a - ne. -
Reoatpts Of hogs wero Lds" mead
slaughter. No ga a. on ilye weight N.''.
inally weak In sympathy with RI'i
steady at i?gisc. Tor medium to 's'
weights,
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BUFFALO, ROO WF>IER \ rITT>BID non
RtiLWtN toMpNNN.

SINKING FUND NOTICE
NOTICE Is lIEREBN GtNEN. l- p.y,. 81
IN Article XIII OF the Agreement .o.l-..t
the above bonds. that sealed on,.. uf ps
received M to 10 o'clock \ VI ON tha se.o-t
day Of November. 1914. hN tho uu.i.-s .r.al
at its oiinre. i40 Broadway. New York '..
the sale to Il as Trustee. A. q price NOS u.
ceedlng par and accrued interes. 90 ~.
hcient OF she above described Upui. o., o,
haust the sum # Fif'v thousand Hu. .,,
$3.50. 900 O0). orers should hn sra.sf nd
endorsed "Dnrr- FOR sale 81 BurtIu Roche
ester n Pittsburgh Railway CuuVHnv ~U-,s.
C Equipment Bonds 10 sinking ruui' ana
addressed - tho TRUST DEPARTMENT
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NLW
WORK
Hv \ i. UEMrHltt. Pros. .-tt
New York. October STA. 1871
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE

CAL money ranged between and peg
cent
time money ruled at per cent FOR
most maturites, the range being { TO S
per cent
Commercial paper was quiet, with rates
At from 6 TO per cent.
Domestic exchange on New York: ST
Louis. SOC, premium; Cincinnati, 25c. pre-
MUM, Chicago par; Minneapolis, soc
premium.
call money in London was ! i4NlA
Nc cent.
Sterling exchange was weak, Closing
quotations were; Demand. iaS; cables
i.9Gia.
BAR silver In London, 90 l5-lsd: In
New York. 503sc.
New York Clearing House statement
Exchanges, s2O5.le4.Sls; balances. $l4.-
ol7.S2T; Sub-Treasury credit balance
Ssl2pl
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BIG RUSH AT ASSAY OFFICE.
More Than si.OOO.0OO In Gold and
silver Rehned Daily.

Tho United States assay office here In
doing a bigger business in the refining OF
gold and silver than II has done for many
years. perhaps ever. More than $1,000. 900
in gold and silver Is daily refined and run
into bars. The greater part OF the metal
Is silver. In normal times the usual
amount OF metal run into bars amounts
To between 100000 ana 100000 n day.
\ short time ago II had fallen even below
the former figure.
The reason for the increased activity
at the assay Office is said 10 he the release
of millions OF dollars in gold and silver in
the rough which had been held up in
Mexico owing TO the war there.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Wells VI sawyer has heen elected presl.
dent OF the National city Bank CIth.
Tho United states Mortgage and Trust
Company has prepared and Is distributing "A
ornpiation of the Laws of Various states
on Rcgis'ration and Transfer OF Municipal
Bonds"
Tho board Of directors Of he Astor Trust
Company elected Thomas Hildt 10 the pos,
OF vice president Of that Institution yes.
terday Mr. Hildt win come to New York
from Baltimore. who're No has been vice,
president OF the National Bank of Commerce.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

ROTOR VACUUM cLEANER co '% ,s. Wy1,
1874 street manniaci nrvr T%,,,r,,,C,'
;V'namn,,tss sos: assets $500 judge
UnuER appointed Charles l.. Brookh"im
rpr Gss'SsIIA '0 8 |C"oHN. nc. jobeers in
wornen's hats ana ostrich tenth.rs, I'm ~,
.,ree petition II nan ~ ssiS tIshilties
IL 600. assets s. 500. The company maze
AZ ASSIGNMENT 20 lsrnel B,,nkHasn al,
W., W. 'rg,nltsi stocp Of $40 900 Gsidore
rrceiman is president and Max Conn
sTANpARp BAKING co, INC; 81 Riying.
ION street. petition IN hankrnp',g %. py
creditors. The company mah' an assign
mont on October 10.
Schedules FILED.
nDESf.AU BROS & CO. INc. wholesale
wlinety. schsdu,.s in bankrap,t,y ,r snow ",
- an hssignec value mot stated. l.
ut,NRY " GROTTA. druggist, OF iS'.
i,hu'ti.- OF liS.S5l ana assets ~ $500
ADAMS scHREY Co, brass goods. 7. Eas,
}soh s 80, 60 So a..e, s'Hs'Hr,'y
JOSEPH l. RAPHAEL * son. cap manu-
fas,urcrs. as Creme .,gse s 3, ro IN
na' assets " $1,000 and actual assets
KoRN = KATE trading a.. the sunlIsh,
Nneteen'h street, schedules In assignment
show liabilities ~ ~, .o,nanna' "'Se's
We
Compositions Confirmed.
DHEyFUSS EXPORT Co.-Juige H@ush has
confirmed composition OF tn" preyfuss
Export Company. 1879 Front So, with cred .
itnrs At 20 cents ON thee dollar, payable 10
cents ca sh and cents note due ~ Tour
months Liabilities more than 100000.
The bankruptcy was caused by The war
HFNRY ROSENSTEIN-Judee Hough has
confirmed a composition Of Henry, Rosen
stein. wholesale toys and noveltleA 49,
broadway. with creditors at % cents on
th- dollar payable 10 cents cash ana 10
cents in thrcr notes. a three. six ana nine
month";. Liabilities, sisll7s
NORRIS JOSEpH--Judgc Hough has con
nrmed compo@ition Of Morris Joseph
i'nrs az 10 cents on tho dollar cash.
Receivers Appointed.
ABRAHAM COHEN-Judge Hough has APP
pointed Max L Sanders receiver for Abra
Cio,hiug system. white Plains, bond.
$1,000 Mr. Sanders was the assignee. Liza
hnlt!e~ slo.ooo, assets. 5000.
pointed Matthew a Henkel receiver Tor
Thomas Ferony.. grocer ll3 Havemeyer
Schmuck Of the city Court has appointed
Harry Zuckert2 receiver for the Nuude-
v.lic comedy club on the Application OF
Thomas stokes & Sons, Inc. creditors.
Assignments.
WEBER BROS, dry goods li0 RNlngton
street. composed Of Barney and Harry
Weber. assignment 10 Max Schwartsba rth.
Weber Bros. began this business IN NAV
.lst and had previously been iu IN" fur
GIOVANNI CANNISTRACf SIS Eas, Four
tecnth street, assignment ~ Nlcolu Rao.
The business was not given In the assign
mcnt Il Is said that he has been q
wholesale dealer IN Italian products and
wines for eight years and that his trade
nRo. il IL said, he claimed "a have asset :
Of moro than $50, 900 and liabilities Of 81, 900.
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CARTER COti. AND tJIO> CONpANN
Irst Mnriyn l. milking Innh 4. nlh HIND.

Notice IS hereby given. puf.ueu' :. N,
terms Of the Mortgage Ittrd fhp fire. aay %
October. 's9s. mat ia" uuder-l-la. a.
TRUSTEE. will rerciv" sealed propo-tI. ~ l.
T.. VI on the fourth hay ~ Natesu' .
1914 lor tn" sale 10 10 Of Dondr A. above
described, ut price not .Lreefiuu ln'r
and accrued Interest 80 IN amo.u; sa..
nyirnf to use tho sum Of slh.eag
THE NEW york Trust COMPANY.
Successor tu Continental Trust company o.
the city - Nev No~R True,.c
~ n ". MORSE. -. Rotary
Wv Nnrl. Nl.inNnr Il ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-21
CoTTONSEED OIL.
Advances Not HrId-Wcdgr selling
Continues.

Local shorts absorbed al offerings yes
terday for a time There was also West
ern buying and a scattered consuming
inquiry Reports that crude oil had risen
to the 30 cent basis IN tho Southeast had
some effect However. hedge selling was
again In evidence and gradually the en-
tire demand was supplied. Sales Were"
Il. 900 barrels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-21
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Reduction of 10 Points in Csrfsis
Grades by Federal Co.

reduction Of 10 points IA certain
grades OF refined sugar IN bulk wss an.
hounced Yesterday by the Federal COM
pany This brought the quotation do77 IN
5,anc,. but APPLIED only 10 sugar In stool.
as tho Federal refinery Is closed down
for repairs. Other refiners quoted Hnt
graduated at &C., or the same as o. ire
previous day.
Demand for raw sugar remains ~
standstill, Supplies for prompt shipment
may he had at duty paid price o.
4,97c., which IL the lowest quotation ~
corded in months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-21
SALES ny AUCTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
Wednesday, October IS. 1875 At 1890 % .'r-h
i NJ, az the Exchange Salesrooins Not
1915 Nesey Street, Borough OF Mapht'tsn.
New York Ci;y. through Adrian II Mu.sr
Sons, auctioneers the undersigned vii ofe,
AZ public sale 1895 shares Of tho Cap "a
stock or the Hammersteln Amusement '1u.
pany OF the par value OF t2J per share
Dated October Is 1914
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY or
NEW YORK.
BY LYMAN RHOADES, Vice President
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PACIFIC POwER A LIGHT co.
HDRII All ARELnA

PkEFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND 80 -
The regular quarterly dividend 81 one 49,
three. fourths a - per cent has been 20.
clared on the PE~rerred Stock Of PACIFIC
POWER a LIGHT COMPANY for the pltr-
ter ending October 81. 1874. payable \o.
Nember /, 1914, 10 stoc kholdcrs OF record at
the close OF business On october %. I'i4
Y p. srMMERSON. TreAsur-r-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-21

A MEETING of the stockholders of the
Trow Directory. Printing 4 Bookblndne
Co. will be held in Room t52 New York
Produce Exchange az one o'clock p Il
on Monday. October ceth.
X. VI. SNNTHE
For the Protective Committee
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OFFICE or READING CoMp,S,

=. . TTTIItIf UIlTN, VVfUWUT n M
The Board of Directors has declared from Inc
net earnings quarterly dividend of two Ier
cent. t-fcl on the Common Stock OF fuo Com.
nany, to be paid on November L.. l4l4 20 fhs
stockholders of record al the close Of business
October q. 1914. Checks will M mailed to stock
holders who have hlcd dividend orders with 'hs
Treasurer Jay Y HAUE Sacrct.-v
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-21
The American Exchange National Rank

NV YORK. OCtOber 90 10
A. a meeting OF the Board % Directors ~
ans Bank held today, q sem! annual d''1.
dend Of Five Fer Cent. t5c5D on N" eipi'al
stock was declared, payable NOVEMBER md
proN. 10 stoc kholders of record al The loss
OF business october goth. lqlt
ARTHUR L LEE Cashier
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-21
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

Exports Of merchandise from the port Of
New York for the week ended october 10
compare as follows with the previous week
and with the corresponding week year ago
Last Previous Last
week. week, year.
siS,6S4Sb7 sl7jis.9lt sI5,Fl3.i36
Exports OF merchandise from January 1
90 date compare as follows:
1914, ,ssss, 6oes5i I9i9...s5is os7, Iss
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Cn.tnm. Rcccipt. snnn.R1I.

The total receipts yesterday for duties
at the Custom House we're 5J.G7l.S2,
OF which Sl53.260@S WAS for merchan-
disc Withdrawn from bonded warehouses
and s4O2, i2o,Sl for recent 'mportations.
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SUB-TREASURY STATEMENT
MONDAY

MONDAY
thli ny sub Treasury 20 BANKS. tiSi. 900
fHld ny banks To sub Treasury. 2,2tO 900
Loss 10 banks on days trans
actions ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. tL+59. 900
SINCE FRIDAY LAST
raid by Sub.Trrasury 70 hsnks.,. s6,14S 900
Faid by banks TO Suh-Treasury CO.. 5,si7. 900
Gam 10 banks '.'...'.,, ,.,..., 1881. 900
Loss 10 banks came period pre-
Nlous week .'..',..,,.,..,.... tii.i3T
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
soyTHEH> RAILWAY coMr,>N

80 church ST. New York. Dctoae- o. 1914
a scrip dividend Of per cent ,.'-l IA.
this day been declared on 'ho PREFERRED
STOCK co. southern HALLWAY 'ouuors
puvdn.. So 4tockhoiders Of record e.. I've
,ius, ~ bu mess on Octuher ~. 1874 IN
dividend certificates maturing November l
1919. and hearing interest from NovcuIhe-
1914, az she rat" OF a., per aruuHi lutere.'
on certificates Tor Tho amount of tlUu
be payable seni-aunuaily, ~ G.nY'itnc" with
coupons thereto t-.IChed. interest un tg-
tinchte- Tor LEGS than 500 WI. Doe" N.rlbls g
maturity, but such frac' lont ari..Ut,.t '.
amounts aggreEating 500 Will joe "a.utur.
able Tor 500 certificates h"ar.l- sem!
annual coupons DIVIDEND ,stt'h.I'.s ~.
b" mailed by Messrs. j. = Morgan a Co
Fiscal Agents ON December io. 1874
T.. : WYNN, Se.rr'a-'
- Broad st. New York October g. 1915
On December 10. 1914. the Voting TrIst.s'
for Preferred stock Trust Certificate cot ~.
Southern hallway Company Will be- pre-
pared to distribute such OF tho above d's'
d'nt certificates AS are received ~ chem
among the parties entitled thereto. ,s some
appear OF record ON their hooks az thu ..ose
Of business october 81. 1914
H. T.. MORGAN & GO.
Agents for Voting Trustees
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR

EN- DIVIDEND.
Company and Term Stock Amt.
American Gas and Electric quar-
terly ..,.,....,.....,..... pfd III %
Juiius Kayser quarterly ......,.. 1 pf IN Is
Penmans. La, quarterly. pfd ~ 9,
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE.
American Locomotive quarterly. ptd IA
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

the receipts and pay warrants Of the Treasury
shows
October ~. Tn. month Fisral wear
Receipts ..... S. 3s5.iiS s23 sS3 6st $500 l57
Pay warrant. 2.j5i,Se1 3s6;2T3 40. J;i
surplus .... D,s9l ''l57s9O2I 'spBs9. az
Deficit.
Receipts from Gust oms October Il. $50 40: -;
ternal revenue. ordinary 81 ubi 1876: corporation
tax. So. 92i and miscellaneous $50, Sl7
National bank notes received for redemption
81 1871
The cash statement OF the United State.
Treasurer for October Il shows.
GENERAL Fund
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Tho virginia Railway and Power COM
pany reports for Sericmher Er9gs earnings
Ing expenses rose sa.632 ANA net earnings
wore f2i2.546. an increase " sG.jal. Aftor
taxes, interest sinking fund and allowance
Of Ss233 for depreciation the COMPANY had
nef surplus f-r the month Of s16.lH5.
O. gain ~ S2.'tS over S"p'cmoer 1918. For
m" ihro" months ended september 90. i'l4.
gross earnings aggregated si3i i,F't. an
Increase ~ 81 ~. Operating eXnen'c.
M w"r ,esot.a o" Gain Of ,Yi sae rbe ne,
surplus fo- rhe three months was sass asa.
a gain Of $3.50 over the corresponding
period ot tGi9
Combiued gross .o-nings Of he Kins-
and the Edison Electric Illuminating Com
p0ny OF BROOKLYN fcr the nlno month.
,fga sHgs%Sfir &c. hS%es , S. @
provement. however. was offset by eNpen-
sion OF ,5se.ei, in operatins expensr-. IN,
operitIng revenue for the period was 81. 44s
aso. Or 'eo25e less than fSr She nrsr nm
.ls.2i and net in"or1e was $3.50. 90 com 70
pared with tss46is last year, shrihkaso
Of 'it5eo.
Tho Karsa. Gas AMI Electric Company,
a subsidiary ~ the American Power am,
cnrnlnxS Of sSo.2ie an increase or III 0'e'
or iT'p4r cent EXPENSE and '"Nes rose
per CENT, az nov "r n, ncr cont Income
after charges Wa Slt.fl-' con,pAr-n I'm IN
~ ,y'iVe months ended September 20
gross earning were si1ao.jss: gain ~
amounted to $40 So. On improvement or ~
per cent and he hai1n,ee sitr ,,.o s",Is,S,
81 S-b.Sa more than for tn" proceed
ing Twelve months.
!, f. announced 'ha, 10 acti"n va ts Az
-, 80 directors OF the Pennsylvania Cen
ia iirhf and Power Company on the d,N'
M usually declared AZ this tim" on ne
49, -, lock for fhe thr," months period
p.Uj sau.ember 30 en- July y ! p'r
con, was paid FOR she three months '""''
L.
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Assessment, paid
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-01
IeweIry Department

Gold filled nar Pins aoe and fae values Special Zoe
Cnf ana Collar Pins rceuar 25e Of two. spccnl Sc
ll0ld plated nrnoouts $3.50 values special ..... So
white ivory CLOCKS $500 values Special noe
white Yor Picture Frames 50 900 Vaucs fpecal 5bc
fssasttr ses 81 so values Special so
Sheffield pmie Almond nlshoa 81 900 values Special SOC
Ioads worth tu sIao. special 10
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-01
Gloves, Neckwear and Notions

Handkerchief regulnr price be. Special. s...... tc
Embroidered handkerchief renuilt price a5e SPEC
cnl two for e5c
polored Border handkerchief tcguar price 2tc spe
cal. three Tor ....+...4... soc
NcctWear worth 10 2l0o Specnl .............. .t0c
NeDhWear worth 5000 Special .tt 0Ne
Hand Hags. worth to $500 special .l0e
Hand Bass worth $3.50. spDcu ......,.,..... 1ue
lfHud tinps. worth IT, $500 Special y o.
foudor Caps. aac values special toe
InnH worth to $3.50 Special Doe
Imitation boo Skin Gloves. St#a values Special. .05c
9ntham Aprons worth 30 aar SpeelHl ..s...... toc
GiuHhHm Aprons worth 10 -ar. Special zoe
NnFlhm Aprons worth fo Nae Special t-sst.,--. the
Aprune and puat Cans complete worth fac Special Toe
Alro curling irons, worth 5or special .31c
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-02-20

No known domestic fowl %antedates
the goose. The wandering tribes OF
Israel used geese freely for food. AT
the beginning OF the Christian era
geese we're plentiful In all localities
Caesar found geese in Britain when
he landed there. Before the Amert.
can turkey became the favorite of the
banquet hall the boar's head and the
COOS held first place, Trussed and
decorated they made a striking ap-
pearance and as a meat course they
were superior to anything known be
fore the time OF the toothsome tur'
key.
During recent years geese have not
been popular for state dinners, though
they have never been more popular
than now among the people at large
1t Is no uncommon sight to see as
many as 10000 geese In the fatten
ing wards neal Boston. A familiar
picture shows a goose train made
up OF many carloads of geese on It's
way from the lowlands Of Russia tc
the markets OF st, Petersburg ant
Berlin. In these markets the fowl'
are fattened and distributed 10 ada
cent territory.