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The Ketchikan miner., 1914-12-31

The Zapora, belonging to the International Fisheries company, was in port today.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-12-31
Columbia. Dec. 3i-Gov.'

Columbia. Dec. 3f-tTov. Col. l.. Blease today granted pardns to fifty-fiye conviets in She South Carolina state pen itentiary. The pardons are effec9Ive tomorrow, New Tears.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-12-31
French Plan German Invasion

New York, Dec. 31-Advic- es have been received here stat ing that the French government is now building two air fleets with which to invade Ger many.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-12-31

A Naughty Boy al the Dream tonight. adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-12-31
Austrian Dreadnaught
 IS Torpedoed

Rome, Dec. 31- French sub marines torpedoed the Austrian battleship Veribis Units last tight inflicting material dam age, but in spite of it the big
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-12-31

The schooners Vansee and Constance cleared at the Gus toms House yesterday for the fishing banks.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-12-31
the teams will be:
WrangeIl, Position Ketchikan

Milo Caughrean will act as Umpire and Roy Churchill, ref cree.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-12-31

Price demanded att he Dream tonight. adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-12-31

Perils of Pauline at the Dream tonight. adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
PLANS FOR LOUISIANA LEPERS.
Home Has ~ Inmates and NeeAs
Room for Twice as Many More,

NEW ORLEANS. March Preparatory
to presenting to the Legislature a reuucst
Tor larger appropriation for the modern
ization or the Louisiana leper home, situ-
aUed Two miles above Carvillc. in Iberyillo
parish, the board OF control OF the in
stitution has authorized the preparation
OF preliminary plans embracing many i'm
profements. The plans embrace addi-
uohal cottages for patients and the con.
stfuctlon OF n large central power sta
ton which will operate sewage works.
not and cold water supply, electric light
plant hre protection system and refrlgera-
ton plant.
Tne leper home now cares for eighty
seven inmates. which IL twelve more than
the buildings were designed to house and
considerable additional room is necessary
IL is estimated that only about one
third OF the lepcrs In the state are con-
lined In the Institution, and rigorous on
forcement of the law would largely IN
crease the number of inmates Enlarge
"eh'' therefore. Is deemed absolutely nee
essary.
An Improvement contemplated by TN,
board and reported at the meeting is tn.
installation of "a telephone. The nearest
telephone is rcw two miles from the in
s''tution. The board has been negotiating
with the Cumberland Telephone Company
Tor some We, ks seeking the construction OF
lire to the home. and II was stated At
the meeting that prospects for the erec-
ton of the line are good
letter was received from Theodore
r. Hahn in behalf OF the Protestant Min
.sters Association requesting the grant
ing or permission to the association TO
hold monthly religious services at the
institution. Permission was granted Two
meetings already have been held at tho
home 10y the Rev. Mr. Hahn.
The secretary reported the adoption to
the accounts OF the institution OF thu,
model system OF hospital accounts oriyi-
mated by the Presbyterian Hospital OF
New York The Charity Hospital recently
adopted tho system.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

ssess psskaxs:. almost, 1000 ,P.shsss,
made up principally by shipments Of held
butte Sm ne r.e.p Ss" ever reesdsa
March. There was stronger Inquiry Tor
a ns lines t tss %srS
was In bad shape. with good dea! OF nn3er-
,ainty as 70 the future trend; Tns,e ts l sss
using fresh Process closed weak with
mode rate supplies, but poor demand Ladies
stock is somewhat nrmer. particularly on
top grades, although inferior lines are not
:: ;e'. held held Extra az; ar.,. iva 80,
ssu Csc; process extras. 2od sle. hrsts, 10
niyIc; ladies. current frsts, lsc.: packing
stock, current make NO . 1o's i'e'' NO.
CHEESE Receipts were almost double
tina, OF a week ago totallins ZAP boxes last
Grease Il fresh made whole m,ss TRADE ali Il
s s.Ssy .ne. In spite Of high prices there !:
: good outlet, There are light of,erinf isrc %,
price as hass Young American offerings are
s!a,. white. speca f, isc nr eolorsd specials.
lyhc: average fancy, 1871 mls+c under
h.S aso,c. sn' as? sgR sTl. r-sS
good TO choice. lois u II he'' poor 10 'a'f'
90 l0c.
EGGs.-Arrivais last week were 1895
cascs, against s6.23s the previous week
With heavier offerings At the close the mar
ss1 link nat i' eggs s" sfs Amos, as low
they will get during the storage season, ~,
Others are hodign on pe In Of me Stock IN The
country arrivals from now on VIII be heayy,
Consumption good as prices s. Are 'c% a abs
white eggs were plentiful early IN the week
In, len SnnDlles
moderate Prices follow: Fresh gathered
extras, 2sg?3ne; extra hrst' Is,se nrs n,.
asa .oc hennery browns, 23q .3rc; brown
Ara aIan m RYnnsr TAIL Ba,.more' ssntoc
Western. 3Iysse. tennessee anu o'hef s'o'
LIVE POULTRy.-Last weeks offerings
were i05 cars. which was about norma !
Demand at the close was moderate, o ayi
cars unloaded yesterday we're sold on next
weeks price with trading moderate The
ssrins 's a qR 'I supply b, mostly
poor and o: unsettled value fowls IN soou
request
ouiet yesterday with holders anxious to
sell and willing TO eut prices whsm he'ss,
sssy.. and Mi' sass s'A and .H "ssi az:
Regular prices Squalls show some increasa
receipt and are IN msde si,s nsmnra
with the market weak Frozen turkeys
in moderate supply and fancy frm ch Sass
md geese urged 10 sails =. lower prices
Quotations are; Broilers, philadelphia, fancy
AZ toc. Chickens, Philadelphia, fancy .,
T2sc.: mixed. l70 Use; coarse, i+c., Capons
2ic; Western. : lbs, 2<c.: and lbs.
2im22c Fowls. Western, boxed, so ibs
and over to dozen. lsc, 80 20 " lbs. $50
isLc.; under 80 lbs, l<nltAc.; IN barrels.
8 lbs. I7nc;: Western fancy sssa,d.d' i1G 81
epp selected hens and toms. use; Kentucky,
ssG2s,sc.: Texas ;se, old hens gao ~,
Ted, fancy. is TO ~ lbs, rs a 2sc: corn
fed. $50 :tc. Chickens milk fed, 81 TO %
western, boxed, 90 lbs. and owe! to dozen.
isc 80 to g lS. is%iS1si;; Sld i ToSsIsr'
Western. lsc,; No 2, 120iac Geese, West
ern, fancy. iSVisc.; No. .. iegl3c,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
AMERICAN COTTON OIL
MOVES TO MEET LAW
Changes in Organization BE.
licvcd to BE in Line with
Federal Policy.

The American Cotton on Companv
against which tho Department Of Justice
has under consideration an action un.
der the sherman law. has announced 4
simp'ificaton OF its organisation. which
the financial district accepted as n move
to put itself more in line with the Cow
ernments ideas OF organization.
President Munro announced that here.
AFTER all the cotton ginning and cottonseed
OIL milling and fertilizer business will
DE conducted by tho Union Seed and Fer
uiizer Company. which has been known
as the Union oil Company. All rei,ncries
VIII be owned and operated by tho Amer
icah Cotton OIL Company. which vii, be
engaged exclusively In the business Of
rennihg and selling cottonsccd oil.
The N. X. Fairbank Company will con.
me It's operations hereafter exclusively
10 the manufacture OF cottolenc, lard com.
pounds and other edible fats, as well AZ
various soaps. washing powders and other
arucles or household consumption
Many OF the plants Of the componv
are In the South. The State OF Arkansas
brought suit on January "a against one
OF Its subsidiaries the Arkansas Cotton
oiI company. and five other Companies
Tor s25.OO0.o00 in the aggregate. charging
violation or the antitrust laws In combin-
ing to fix the price to be paid for cotton
seed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
CHINESE EGGS FOR THE COAST,
biE Arrivals Across Pncinc May De.
crease Demand on the E.ss.

PORTLAND. ore. March o0--AccordinC
10 iGures compiled By authorities on the
subject. s!Nty-fve cars. or $4,000 cases
OF chinese eggs Will go into storage on
the ldciiic coast at various points from
Los Angeles To Seattle this spring. This
VIII repre- sent practically all the importa-
Tons from now on. as very few OF the
foreign eggs 10 into immediate consump-
ton.
The Cardingshirc. which has reached
Vancouver II. g, from III" Orient brought
S.loO cases OF Chinese eggs, of which
',l"o cases are coming TO Portland 10 be
stored. Two more steamers are en- route
hr!uging a to.al OF between $4,000 ana
10000 cases Tho next -. t. r. steamer
Will have $500 cases, which are for San
francisco importers. 50 far as known
these are al the Chinese eggs that have
been engaged
The ergs coming are from northern
China and. according 70 the United State,
tonsuls in that couutr,' ar OF better
quality than tho southern China eggs
which were imported earlier IN the year
oflc.ai tests made by III. city chemis,
here have satisfied The importers on this
point.
The quantity of Chinese eggs hrourh.
80 III" Paciiic coast VIII prob bly, not ba
largo enough to have any n.l'crlll effect
on the storage egg market The Paciiic
coast annually consumes about 500 cars
of Eastern st"ioro eggs and "a, iTnurta-
tons VIII therefor" SIMPLY result in tn.
coast using smaller quantity OF East.
ern eggs.
Price conditions viii, as formerly. pa
governed hv tn" size of the lay In tho
Eastern and middlc Western states II
Is too early IN The season 10 determine
this question now.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
MAR MONTH COTTON
SHORTS IN SQUEEZE
,.rsistcnt Effort to Cover Gives
Evidence Of Acute Mar
kct Position.
DELIVERIES ARE DIFFICULT
psicction of Shipments In
dOrscd by Disinterested Ele-
mcnt on Exchange.

Additional evidence was furnished yes
..s.v OF the strained technical position
.o,,op when shorts In the near months
'...,nn,.d 10 cover and found the market
Wv, more bare Of offerings than II has
,.csn,ly. March contracts were par.
..,,,r,v scarce. and practically the only
s,.,,v came from the leading spot inter-
=. which seemed willing to sell them at
.r,um OF so points over May. The
49,. was around the best prices OF the
Wv. 9TH new crop months dull and neg
,scted. . .,. ,o.., r,,r., h..
,.sssr away from all moorings and IL
sSo,csrned entirely with the adjustment OF
T.. own technical position. For instance.
,,vsrpool yesterday was dull and easier.
Sowing no disposition to follow the ad-
,s,cs In spite OF this, however. the
,o,al market was strong at the opening.
"a while trading was not active there
xas never time when the undertone ap-
pes-ed easy
.n.h over the fact that the South Is un-
.S,In, 10 ship cotton here but over the
.,.',uJe OF the inspection bureau. which
-. shown an inclination to be most rigid
4. -, chasing OF cotton. There has been
I. General fear that a great quantity OF
hoilIes-cotton obtained from the frozen
.sr,a,ured bolls In the Southwest--would
=. dsllyered on contract The inspection
s,,eau has, watched this feature very
e,-.fully and as evidence of bollies Ia
very hard 10 detect the samples OF cotton
nave been in many cases examined under
N. magnifylng glass to see II particles
a, the calyx or inner lining of the boil
.ds.red 20 the lint By many this ex-
.-.ne caution has been regarded as ridic-
Nous and there Is no doubt that II Ii
moving costly 10 the shorts.
PRESENT complaints against the inspec-
,o, bureau are coming chiefly from those
ybo are short Of May and July. Some
n these interests have been long of
March and there was no evidence of any
Axa,isfaction from them when cotton
vas rejected on March. Impartial MEM
,.-s OF the exchange take the view that
,irid classification prevailed In regard
"a March contracts the same methods
should he pursued in regard to cotton
coming here for May delivery. There is
70 doub, tina; the present policy will be
adhered 20.
Practically no attention has been paid
20 any other feature OF the market re.
Gently. The census report Of Friday shows
re second largest crop on record. Trade
Il no, brilliant. hut nevertheless spinners
are buying cotton. Several local spot
trcsers received word from the South
yesterday that offers would have to be
withdrawn ~ the cotton which had
l-en offered for sale had been disposed
o. a. better prices. II Is even said that
Southern shippers are sending represen-
tatyes 10 look over the local stock and
'Nn they will be in the market for cotton
that has been rejected. Quite number
o. buyers are expected In the local market
rext week
Spot cotton was points higher Mid
ding uplands. 1850 Futures closed
steady 10 10 points higher.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
GENERAL FUND
FINANCIAL NOTES,

The listing committee OF the New York
Curb Market Association mas admitted TO
quotation the 100000 shares of preferred
and 10000 shares az common stock of the
American cigar Company
J. Russell. general superintendent Of the
Great Northern line west OF Troy. Mon, has
been appointed general manager OF the
Denver and Rio Grande
Frank 4. Nanderip. president Of the Ma.
tional city Rank has returned from several
weeks trip throughout the South.
Al the annual meeting OF the Taylor-
Wharton Iron and Steei Company the fol
lowing officers were elected Chairman ot
the board, 4. i. Borie. president Knox
Taylor. vice presidents. pr. Henry NJ.
Howe W. |. Wright and ", AnGerer. secre-
tarN ana treasurer W 4 Ingram
The city OF Louisville has awarded
3l,o00.ooO city Of Louisville high school "a
per cent bonds, maturing April 1854. to
syndica'. composed Of the Fidelity and
Columbia Trust Company Of Louisville and
Remick Hodges & Co, and Es;abrook & Co.
OF New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
THE CURB MARKET.

Prices maintained q good tone In yes
teruays brief session. Business was quiet
and fluctuations generally small and With
OUT particular interest. Riker- Hcgeman
continued heavy and lost n. ranging be.
tween IN and on. British American
Tobacco. new. hardened a tride TO 2aH.
Other tobacco shares were neglected.
Houston and Savoy OIL were quito ac-
tive around 1s,S and Ith respectively.
Marconl OF America rose V to AZ and
MAXWELL Motors common and Is. pre-
fsrred improved. There were few active
spots In the mining department. with
price, steady.
Moderate gains were made by oil
shares. Standard OIL Of New York i'm
proved points to 235, Standard OIL OF
New Jersey sold at l19 and 40, Standard
OIL Of Indiana rose point to 542, Stand
ard OH Of California advanced 2 points
to sSl and Vacuum Oil was heavy. clos
Ing on points at 252. Buckeye Pipe
Line rose points to 1871. Continental
OIL ranged between 271 and 26s, Anglo.
American Oil yielded u to Is. Indiana
Pipe Line gained point to LAG and Pierce
OIL was firm at 105.
transactions in detail in the market
yesterday were as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
Exports aud Imports Of specie.

The exports OF specie from the port OF
New York for the weok ended March q
total OF ssGi,57s against "A total ~
$1,000 se gold and silver In the preceding
week and ss.eiS.3ts In the corresponding week
last year Sine. January the exports OF gold
have, amounted to ;iSti3,'s6 o. and and, silver
sIai<l.309 silver In the corresponding
period last year.
The imports Of specie Mt the port Of New
York for the week ended March 81 were +:
tioii. siO.,2t7. and silver, sle2.C77, making
n total OF se96.677 against total OF
IN the corresponding week last year. Since
January 1 S6,622.O2<. against S6.362,5 37 In
the corresponding period last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

MOSES DRAPKIN, furr,er. u Eas, Twenty.
rupicy. liabilities s., SO: assets si;76
consisting OF stock, $1,000. machines and
fixtures. $500. accounts, 1853. aud cash
~ pank$lo y petition WAS Ned against
him on September 90 last ami he made
settlement at rs cents on tn" dollar.
MORRIS HESDLER. I'll EAst Houston
street. petition In bankruptcy. Liabilities
sass: assets. 81. 3::. consisting Of ac.
counts. u, 3.0, and cash, 81,
STELLA WECHSI.ER ioi West 18th
street. petition In bankruptcy. Liabilities
N,Tst. assets. The liabilities are
on "a deficiency judgment on u mortgage
Of 5000 on tho southeast corner OF Lex
ington avenue and 1874 street.
GAETANo MALITO. Wonen's tailor lOl
West Twenty. ninth street petition IN
bankruptcy hled by th"se creditors:
Angela u iammano, $3.50: Gabrielle
Gagliano t32T ana Charles Battaglio
3i+ Malito has been In business fifteen
years and Is said to own some real estate
In brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
THE STEEL MARKET.
No Improvement Expected Until
Roads Are Allowed to Raise Rates.

Steel interests continue to regard fu.
ture developments in the industry with ap-
prehensiOn and further recessions would
not be unexpected. Tho railroad rate stu.
alton focuses the attention of manufac.
turers, and despite recent increases In
equipment orders they are still In a doubt
ful frame of mind,
II the roads are permitted to Increase
their rate an expansion in equipment or
ders Is looked for. but il this is denied
them they say that 1t is difficult to lind
any basis for Improvement. Prices are
lower than year ago and profits. even
with lessened activity, are relatively
smaller Plants are running at but abou,
so per cent. OF capacity
The pig iron market Is dull In the Fast
and est ami orders are az !!Gh. volume
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
THE BOSTON MARKET,

BosroN, March 21.--Trading continued
dull on the local exchange, prices reacting
somewhat from their advance Of Friday.
New Haven was an active feature, with
an advance to 7oN. closing at 10. un.
changed. Boston and Maine gained n
point. while Boston Elevated eased frac.
uonally. The Industrial list showed
strength In speclalties. Edison Electric
advanced points TO 262 on light trans
actions and General Electric gained q
point. The mining issues were without
feature. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
NEWS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE
Changes In Firm Ncmberships and
branch Otnccs.

Il. l.. Day & Co. announce the forna-
ton of now partnership composed
Of Henry u bay. George T. Fogg and
william y. Goodnow
william VI. Walden has retired from
the firm of T. II. Prince Il CO.
The following branch offices OF Stock
Exchange firms have been discontinued
George \. HUM & Sons. nj 1913 South
Fourth street. Philadelphia. Pa, and II l..
Horton n Co, AZ the Hotel Royal Pom
ciana, Palm Beach. Fla.
Redmond n c.. hdve opened a new
branch office In London, England. ami
William Morris lmbric n CO. have opened
"A new one in Washington, II. {.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22

Interior receipts and stocks were
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

''Itpor' - tho Pacific Light and Power
!S,S4hs i9F The year ended December 81,
CEASED 80, "a, me gross earnings in
r oo,s....s,'iN n.ei earnings revealed an i'm
sr I'M Of tl't.S,c. The hxed charges
poS, r.. IT,. making the coppany's net
fn , t,t ''.S Sol 20l. gain OF sl+2,065.
ion ,no"'Hs Was made without earnings
v6i@b '"e .'NS.Ne BIG Creek development.
,c,iai on. ... o: the company estimate
ns ~ ~ 'r'3rr'ug = substantial amount on
,alsa ,s .AErsted In 1t when the next
,.,e -" ~, ,,Ie az 100000 per cent. cumuia-
,r. pt'ffr'i stock Of the National Prop
G,i5,,I being made on the basis
t. %s h '.: rae. preferred stock is pre-.
Al-.'' = p'1 a. the rate OF per cent.
iqt, '.t -'.. j. an only be Issued subject
q H5 ..,,,i',..'. ,l. The present earnings
o. n. '... lines tho d!yid. nd requiem, n :
t-nbs- ',.itL For the year ended De-
t'as7!s of, ~, H. ; ,rir. the payment Of The
t.l, "i''s was equivalent to per
r;41oao or .taading, common, The
..s,r4s a OF P'e,eTr SSa IL nss part OF an
so5 % o., srd i..se q $4,000. ooc ' com T.
10000 ,""' '2,j9O.ooo is outstanding.
a,,.igiy. leaving 5000. 900 in the hands OF
,rais NJ rT.Natcly owned electric rail-
= is., Ii1heisco win be called upon
visitor. ITO, 'lty IN its handling OF the
tslae. 'h" Panama Pacific exposition
Ted 10 H. o. iHrut from a statement cred
hlr,.r 10 '"' 90 L!llrnthal OF the United
he cl,. 80" .'a",i $50 lie said when
BATTER gone as far as II can In the
nsl, GIT wants assistance the United Rail-
raefsd .' "! In It's power. We have
t.as :, 'Ne new cars to meet present
hs t.sn". 3D. out In exposition traffc. we
wa.r M i'"rI by the city TO Increase this
.nily h. live cars and this matter Is
that = 'pDsidercd." II is believed
vii hss' l"+h.'' pal equipment OF the city
uaflc o. ". TO care for the exposition
. hsre '' nary DAYS, but on days when
"a n y "''al attractions It Is figured
Randi a ,'". every car In the city 10
aosb't, +, rrn"ts, and II r. now Thought
hs ,H.'" viii be sufficient trackage
FED bg,l Nh4- 20 accommodate an unlim
I.ta Il. '' cars The assurance OF the
Dove, '"lh that II will do all In It's
'ffc..,, me city in It's Efforts to AFFORD
hgch ,o ,,i''n' accommodations has done
sho .''''' the apprehensions of those
ishdllre a. D,'n Viewing tho problem OF
ssgs, ''' huge crowds with Considerable
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
Grammar In tho Kentucky Mounts aims,

from me Morfhsdd WoHHfnjpssr
when the writer was a pedagoguo sh. used
TO Impress upon the boys and girls the idea
that seen" was An old man and always
used one Of his three crutches. has, had or
have. while saw" was youthful and needle
none OF these crutches and never had one of
them BY his side. II was Il simple device,
but they remembered II. and some older
people need some similar one to keep them
from saying II seen" and u have saw" and
such phrases.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.


oiNptnN anu t'll.
American Bdultcrs safety
qua leilN .'.-. -...
listll'ins 60. OF America
quarterly .,..... ....
" n " Rubber. quarterly
Mutua' Trust 60 81 N"s'
chester County, quar-
terry ...,-. ...t.
cot" l'Jno y anuid'iur
ING quarterly 60.
Lon" star tIs. qu1ti'rl',
Niagara rams Power
dudi t"fI}''. .'..,...,.-
l''h MOTOR al. quar-
terry ...-.. 60,
geo Motor ca. extra
I"r"N'n iHIp ana Paper
quarter h.''...- 30. '''
"'.u'"'u 90 lnir',rN
HN'ht N'il'Nd. h'hR
an" '"i'N ..'''t...
N'l''''''n ''Eir quar-
very ,'..'...:...'
~ nhH" u q bi re 'o'leh-
Ger l"hi l"f'N 49,. '.'
"''l "'" ''.'' - f'll'
~ Ilus "a. t'l .N''..'
N"'l'"'h'' l'lI"ay an
luN e. quar- t'fiS ipIor
apI'A' ! ta''lol' WASH
lnRton' ~ '" uuail'rIN
''m'IhnI'1 ava hamilton
lIh''i'n' VnAit"tlN
'!mclhlttl ANA itA'h'l'pl
IVdc'lpn' quarterly ..,.
columbia, newark ano
=, 'I''s! p"'' Try 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22

BENJAMIN J, SrsSMAN. Jcwe,ler. ses
Of s',isi and assets OF unknown value,
stock. fixtures and ~: in accounts
WALDORF HAT FRAME COMPANY. Inc.
West Thiii street, schedules show la
bilitieH of s2N1 and assets OF S3so,,
consisting Of stock. S+l9; machinery. S.,l6T;
accounts. 1884 and cash. s?t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, March GA very duh con.
dtion prevailed here to-day. Chicago
Railway series rallied slightly. Ma
tlonal Carbon made further gain. out.
side Of these features there We're no spe.
cial changes. Bonds dull. The summary :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-22

THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.


PHILADELPHIA, March 2l.--The market
was dull. narrow and without feature
during the day. Traders as rule seemed
10 be awaiting a lead from New York.
There was odd lot selling of baldwin
ana United Gas AT a fractional decline.
fractions We're dormant In Philadelphia
Electric, usually active issue. was at
bid qhotation. Arbltragc trading was
nearly all In United States steel common
The summary: