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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-02
PUSHING THE SEASONS

An excellent way to forget the
heat is TO remember that the
Christmas magazines are now GO
ing to press, and that I'm a cou-
pie of weeks our more progress
sive stores will be holding their
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-02
Indignantly. at him:

Indignantly. at him:
"Confound you! Why didn't
you lend us a hand? Didn't you
see we were sinking?"
''Lo' bless yeri" he gasped. in
reply. Il saw yer right enough.
but | thought you was one o.
them new-fangled summaries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-02

If this reckless campaign of muckrakers yellow
journalists and demagogues against the banking m
dustrial and railroad interests opens the
eyes of the deposor in the savings bank to the fact
that his deposits invested in securities which are
suffering from the onslaught, it may be worth all 1t
is costing.-Standpat Leslie IS.
Why wait for further roasting of the poor dear
trusts, banks and railroads. Why not at once let
the savings bank depositor know actually in what in
vestment his money is placed by his bankerf
lot of savings depositors think that their money
is merely put In to the bank safe where sweats out
the 3 or per cent interest.
When the car changed "St Petersburg" to pet
rograd." we didn't kick. But we throw our geogra-
ply at his head when he makes ''Modlin" over into
*Tovogeorgiewsk'
zeppelins seem willing to provide 1.-THE fun for
those bloodthirsty Americans who remain in Paris
sfo see the fun
Bordeaux viii try to sell in the u. s. the twenty
lsion bottles of wine she been sending annually TO
Germany. She'll do it, too, if our water rates are
boosted much higher.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-02

Agates polished and mounted
I'm solid gold. Pfaff, yeweier. 1f17
q &C. ADVERTISEMENT"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-02
PECKSNIFFS!

chuwt" Charles Dickens that
tecr atuNr
odevoed fourth OF sime
dearadersn we
No ny,
some them nch
growth a
FFswhoub henf 81 hhsnhoy calm fao
folks
fhonesc n ou
asth
r0upd TE FOLKS TACOMA e
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-02
when Che car changed "st. Petersburg" {

rograd," we didn't kick. But we throw our geo
ply at his head, when he makes "Modlin" over
"Tovogeorgiewsk.''
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-02

mfdwinter bargain sales.-Bostor
Transcript.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-02
of Sugar for 81 90 With Each SIS Spent This Sale
Shoes

Tan and black; values up to 5000, now $2.98
Mems Dress Shoes; lace and button; values up
to $500. now ....... $3.50
Mems Dress Shoes; values up to Sc and 81 1919
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-02

She know where you've been
you've been hanging around
some low bar room listening to
talk Of war
He-Oh. no, M dear. that's
not necessary / can always ger
plenty Of that ut home
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-02

Knapp-Felt Hats and other standard makes in
latest fall styles; values up to $400 .... $198
One line of Fall Cravenette Hats; $3.50 and $500
values, now at ................ ........ DOC
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05

ished, I have no doubt at an that
murder would materially increasew
Count Leo Tolstoy ri.
"The death penalty is one of those
terribly inhuman acts which l find
myself unable to protest with. suf1-
cient strength So It is pre-
meditated murder, an action wholly
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05
Miss, for the murder other husband
in September, 1910.

WHAT SOME MEN HAVE SAID ON
- CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. -.
-. Charles Sa,Whitmdn,
District Attorney of New York :,
IF capital punishment were abol-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-11

Arthur Guy, az Administrator, SC. VS. Jo-
seph A. Reid. ,mpeaded. Motion denied
with $40 costs. order fled.
Marie g. Lowe vs.. Daniel j. Leary, I'm
pleaded Motion denied with go costs.
order filed
In the Matter Of Morgan J. o'Brien ct al.
Application granted. Settle order on notice.
In tho Matter OF lnterborough Rapid Tran
sit co webster Avenue line West Farms
subway connection, Application granted.
Settle order on notice.
People * rel. otto II Schultze vs.. Israel
ccrtiorari granted. Application for stay %
execution pending certiorsri denied. Settle
order on notice.
Thomas Doran vs.. Lowering a Garrirues
Co Motion denied. Sec memorandum per
curtain. Settle order on notice.
In the Mater OF Milton T. Loetl. an At
toruey. Referred to official referee Settle
order on notice.
In the Matter OF John NJ Coleman, an
attorney. Referred to official referee. Settle
order on notice.
In the Matter Of Sarah Akin deceased.
Motion denied with 80 costs order hled.
Eugene l.. Richards, as superintendent.
&C. " Joseph q. Robin et al Motion de-
nied with SO costs order nled.
Isaac Peider ". Edwin l.. Kalish ct al.
Motion denied with $40 costs. order nled
United States Trust Co, respondent. W.
Without costs order MED opinion per
same vs.. same. Order AFFIRMED without
costs order nled.
sydney NJ. Teeter. respondent. W. Anna
X. Daniel. appellant. order affirmed win
Same vs. same. order affirmed without
costs Opinion per cur,am. order nled.
same W. same order affirmed without
costs order hled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-11
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

A decline took place on tho Consolidated
Stock Exchange. The downward trend was
In evidence from the opening at 80
o'clock Before business began else
where In tho financial district substantial
overnight price losses were recorded on
the Consolidated by number OF Inn
portant stocks. Canadian Pacific before
10 o'clock was down l7s points, New
York Central down " OF point and New
Haven down u of point The stocks
named lost further ground in the subse-
quent trading. with particular weakness
also developing in Missouri Pacific and
Chesapeake and Ohio.
II was reported from Washington that
the officers OF the Department of Justice
were engaged in preparing the brief to
be filed In tho dissolution suit against tho
New Haven. The decline OF Missouri
Pacific under 10 also attracted wide at
tention. There had been transaction In
a small lot OF the last named on the
call at IL. Commission houses again
handled large aggregate OF orders
throughout the list. including n substan-
tial volume of odd lot business. National
Lead was dealt in Mt 48ia and Pacifo
Mail AZ 90. the only market for thoes
stocks in Wall Street all day Tomh1ns
Cove Stone preferred changed hands at
par. The lowest at which Steel sold was
CO.'S. Sales OF all stocks totalled So.7o5
shares
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUrTER.-Firmer conditions prevailed
Yesterday and there was advance ~ NC.
on ,h% high srads GTssme s sr and &c on
age purposes at dangerous point and
fully a. high A. last year, when there vere
Yesterday. the trade in medium grades was
not brisk. There was sufficient demand to
take up All Of the ladies and packing stock
that arrived At quotations. Prices; Cream
cry extras. = n 80 hrsts "a .eiac.
dairy, tubs. finest. use. good to prime 30 a
2JC., common to fair. 20 a 2.c.. process eN-
trsS. 22g :2'9c.; hrst.. 2Ong2lilc.. lover
hrsts 20 u .1l9c, seconds. i9lsc, packing
; SICK NO S. T. I've e1 ira Isc make No. =
CHEESE Despite the fact that the up
State markets were higher yesterday. there
of buyers the market made large sales
but dealers had the situation well In hand
a fraction over the quotation was paid Tor
eHeeptional lots. Market closed In eSee tt
coiored specials, ~. ai4sc.; white ltibci
GGooiored and white , SSsTsss fGpey az
ulbi,c. state. skim. fresh specials. III.
EGGs-Ths call for high grade eggs was
not as persistent Yesterday as It was earlier
in the week. Distributors demand quality,
but there was fair trade In medium srades,
show poor condition, with no prospect OF II
Improving until fall some OF the lobbers
are using storage eggs for their finest trade,
importanc. 10 cut any. ngure, with prices
follow: Fresh gathered extras; 23M 2dc. I;
extra hrsts, ?2a:sle;; hr.is' aS's q ~ -, - /.
checks. i5aisc.: Pennsyivana and nearby
hennery whites eSa2sc,o hsnnery browns
p%o1 rfa e2orf aSa vac wac. further
decline in broilers YESTERDAY and best stock
could he bought at l9igc, There was car
The H broiIers brought 1850, as top Brolers
from the far south are not as good a. those
, nress The market was weak yesterday and
poultry that had been purchased On ne
loss OF ic a ID II was difficult TO clean up
he fowls at ishe.. ana l77c MAS WAS M, ne Ss
With half a dozen left on track for today,
market or to be carried over , unu' nss'
T ys ,I Pri'e old F rcosssi. ise ducks
d dons s fowls. pair 7os SOC pigeons pair
o. p9REsspp PouLrRY-rhers wss irtle
trading Yesterday some OF th hes. ia'e 9, oI tSe
ing o. .nppIls. The demand In the fowl
iiT Sses was r"ppt on 10. better She III.
msI lung IN old roosters and broilers were
weaker without change in prices; spring
Fronen poultry was very quiet and quota,
| lions without change. The amount OF held
fancy turkeys is small and these are re, d dss,
are not particular about selling at quota
lions Prices follow Freih hiled p tTThSyi.
phia fancy, u. lbs. each n ~ So h q SsG'
i lbs ''i ia a IS4e'' under 80 ms, ish aise
in barrels, iced. Iis to lbs isc fancy
ilai2c, Ducks, spring. Long Island. ise.
old l2ai2c. old ROSTERS ~ = i2G;
/ lbs s22b Frozen-Turkeys, small West
ern' selected hens and tons &c bro' ins
| 10 n zoe; corn fed, i7alsc Chickens milk
led. 81 TO SO lbs. TO dozen. pic; corn
led, iilaai5c. Fowls. Western boxed %
ia. d i5c; old ROSTERS, i21l2isc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-11
NEW HAVEN SLUMPS
TO NEW LOW RECORD
Poorer Earnings and Impend-
ing Government Suit Send
Price Down to So 10.
MISSOURI PACIFIC BREAKS
Sells Down TO Q 5-8-Chesa-
peake and Ohio Touches 46 IL
Lowest Since 1908.

New York. New Haven and Hartford
and Missouri Pacific stocks touched new
low records yesterday. Missouri Pacific
broke through 10. the low record price
It reached In 1897. and sold az low as
9's. closing at 10, q loss Of tx points
for the day. New Haven slumped from
Thursdays closing price Of go to 5s1s.
closing ut 5sis Chesapeake and Ohio
az 46i was the lowest II has been since
1908.
The decline in New Haven was laid
TO the poor earning statement for May,
1914. as compared with May, 1918. and
the probability that q suit would be filed
against tho company under the antitrust
law owing to tho roads refusal TO give
UP the Boston and Maine under tho terms
imposed by the Massachusetts Legislature
No official of the Missouri Pacific was
at the offices OF that road who could
talk on the decline. Those connected with
the company who did make any comment
at all gave the excuse OF bear raid :"
George Gould was IN the Catslxills. Fin
ley J, Shepard, husband of Helen Gould
also was out OF town. The financial dis
trict did not ascribe the drop to a bear
RAID and talk OF a reorganization and a
receivership was frequent
The decline in Chesapeake and Ohio
was generally laid TO the belief that the
next dividend meeting would SEQ q re-
duction in the rate and the fact that I'M
less earnings improved considerably II
would be impossible 20 put $4,000. 900
back into the property as agreed between
the road and tts bankers at the time of
its last note sale and maintain the divi-
dend rate.
on tho curb the Western Pacific IS.
which closed at 45 on Thursday, sold down
to the new low record price of 40 yes
terday. where they closed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-11
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE.

The business situation according 20 tho
weekly trade reviews, continues 10 remain
Irregular, and while favorable reports are at
present inclined TO predominste the summer
dulness keeps the volume OF business down
to moderate proportions some indications OF
an Improvement In the iron and steel Industry
are noted and the railroads appear TO be more
willing 10 purchase equipment indusirlA
operations as whole are quiet. however
ranging from 30 per cent. TO 30 per cent. IN
most lines, go
Duns says: "Irreg,uarlty stlll characterizes
the business situation. Favorable reports pre-
dominate and general conditions AFFORD en-
business Is of moderate proportions. Indica:
lions OF Improvement are noted IN iron and
steel where turn for the better Is al last
apparent; orders OF the leading interest during
that some mills have shortened mldyer shut
downs for invent cries and repairs; II was an
tlcpated that most OF tho plants would 10
ment in the demand for finished steel products
Is accompanied by sone strengthening or price
and few manufact urers are DISPOSED no book
proved sentiment in the iron and steel trade
Is due largely to the fact that the railroads
are somewhat more disposed TO release con-
tracts for future delivery. the PENNSYLVANIA
order this week improving the situation ma
terlally,'
continue generally good 20 excellent and opti-
mi SIN as 10 the future still hnds most expression
in the sections which have gathered or expect
n gather large crops The weeks bua ness.
though broken by holiday, seems to have
been good in the West and slow TO duh IN the
South and East Dry goods and wearing ap-
parel have led in Western trade. but there 4.
a change for the better reported In the build
ing material trades in that section and South
western mllers have made large sales OF new
crop flour to the Continent of Europe, Export
OF late sellers have shown an indisposition Ia
bind themselves 10 early shipment"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-11
THE MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Comee Cioses Lower. with Trading
Featureless.

Coffee was dull and easier yesterday.
Prices at the close were to points
lower on sales Of but $1,000 bags. The
tone OF the market reflected the lower
cables. Primary receipts continued
heavy. Weather In Brazil was ravorabl
and sentiment in general favored the
selling side.
Havre opened arong, unchanged 20
u FIR lower. and closed unchanged TO 9.
fr. lower
Hamburg opened steady. unchanged TO
3-J2 pfg. lower. and closed unchanged
a To u pig. lower. Rio No was I'm
changed at 5sO5O Santos No 4 WAS I'M
changed at $500. Santos No. was
unchanged Al $4,000 Rio and Santos
receipts were $4,000 bags. against 1000
bags last year Sac Paulo receipts were
$4,000 bags, against $4,000 bags last
year. AZ Jundiahy they were 81 900
bags, against 22.0OO bags last year. New
York and New Orleans warehouse deliv-
cries OF BRAZILIAN coffee were 81 j39 bags,
against 59,597 bags last week
Prices vera.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-11
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The treasurer Of the city Of Maiden, Mass.
has awarded solomon Bros Hutzler the
temporary loan Of 100000 due In nve
months on "A SIS per cent. discount basis,
II IL announced that about $50 1000 600
.of St Louis and san FrancisCo's sGs OOO,O 900
refunding I per cent. bonds have been de-
posted with tho various depositares here
and abroad
+ =. smithers 4 Co have Just issued
their annual edition Of booklet entitled
STANDARD oil Companies giving detailed
Information regarding reports, balances,
stocks, quotations, SC, OF those concerns
The Stock Exchange has admitted to list
the following securities; ST. Louis and san
francisco Railroad COMPANY $3.50 900
Central Trust Company Of New York GER
dictates Of deposit stamped and S.20t0oo
OF said certificates Of deposit unstamped
for I per cent. refundlng mortgag" bonds
due 1851. with authority to add $jS 69i, 600
Of said certificates Of deposit stamped or
unstamped on official notice ~ Issuance In
exchange for outstanding bonds, Inspira-
tion Consolidated Copper Company suhscrip-
tlon receipts for hve wear per cent, con-
vertible drhenture bonds due 1919 first In
stalment rs per cent. paid and full paid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-11

THE GRAIN MARKET.
wAeat Prices Close Lower on In
nuentfal selling.

Wheat showed losses at the close yes
nfday OF about he on denial OF
aslier rust damage reports and on hedg-
ls sales, The market was higher at the
opening on firm cables, which reflected
U'avoraole Russian and Canadian
Weather conditions. The Modern Miiler's
'spo7 WAS regarded as bearish. II stated
nat weather Is generally favorable for
NE wheat harvest, which IL in progress
Tar north as southern Michigan. II
lt,her remarked that while the exisyence
W oIack rust Is confirmed In districts In
s 70 Northwest conditions are not favora-
. ue ior It's spread The market was near
me lowest point AZ the closing. Export
CIV took 100000 bushels
corn closed steady after earlier ad-
sU'es OF y 70 lc Early gains were
s's'G nm further reports that Argentine
".'h "is arriving in poor condition and
., t'N'y"s that high temperatures In
southwest were damaging the crop.
49, mArk"' reacted toward the close on
,. ''Fng oats We're higher In sym
o,E '''n corn, Prices were near the
"ros' ~ 'he close
Chicago prices wore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-11
THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston. July 10.--Boston Elevated and
New Haven continued to be the active
feitures OF fairly busy market here to-
day the former by advancing Ia points
crossed par, new high for the year ;
the latter on dealings of more than 3,300
shares weakened TO SO. off points, the
lowest price ON record. Boston and
Maine softened y. Among the mining
issues Calumet and Hecla lost IL points.
United states Smelling gained a to 80.
Alaska and Butte and Superior eased
fractionally. In the industr1als American
Chemical advanced point TO %. while
the preferred gained "a TO 94Ss. The
summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-11
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Bradstreers reports 2t7 business failures
In me lated states during the wee.
week, Of isis to lsiS r.. middle STATE:
Western. 81; Northwestern. II and far
Western, "a. Canada had 60. against %
for The preceding week. About 50 per cent
capital Of 5000 or less and per cent. had
from $1,000 to $4,000 capital
Petitions In Bankruptcy.
ALEX EsRrcK. wines and liquors 80 to
said to be $1,000 and assets $4,000 IL.
the Fourteenth street store and opened
n his present. location in April last, Judge
Marshals from disposing OF any part OF
tho assets.
woLK a. KIss-.A petition in bankruptcy
Wolk and Harry Kiss, who compose the
Arm of Wox xoos, Kl,r manu- nsngtas,nrsr' q
and have removed merchandi'. worth
WILLIAM G. BEUTHI. salesman. 1876
Eleyenth ,s ayenSs nied petition in bark.
ana was OF William c. Beutei 4 Co. Inc.
which was put into bankruptcy on June
ALIEN STONE. mems furnishing goods,
s54n Freeman street. Bronx, petition In
bankruptcy by creditors Liabilities 81.
500; assets, $500. He began business In
ANDREW GREIs, ssS W. Nineteenth street,
nied petition In bankruptcy liabilities,
t,297; no assets.
MEYER BRoS,-A petition In bankruptcy
has been filed against Frederick Meyer.
doing business as Meyer Bros. druggist,
1910 Third avenue, by Madison g, Hawke.
creditor for $500. Judge Hand appolnted
Allen 7. Kloss receiver; bond. n.oos
Liabilities, $4,000; assets, $4,000.
DC
II John street. Yonkers. petition in bank
rpptey by creditors petition was also
nled asI pn,, Horton Wv, W. Mn,,nnson ana no
arm. Liabilities OF the company are re-
ported TO be $1,000.
LEwIs MEyIN oossTs.s I g,Gsawa z
banhruP,cy; liabilities. tara; assets: 81
Lewis and Hector Nevins.
Schedules in bankruptcy.
SOLOMON BLINDER, liquor dealer. 2ol
| ridredge street. Schedules show liabilities
N!a7; assets, ,si.ts4 eonsis.ing Of stocl
see'J and Sf rsa estate ,sSoSs Al :eS "
% mortsases sssregatins $4,000 and tsss
sl,iOS. Two of his customers are IN jan
"GInFer," 81. some other CUSTOMERS VII,
amounts they owed him are Included IL
| the outstanding accounts.
HAGKus I hossDH CO.. wo!g. o;ThhnF apI
Street scSs1uis' show liabilities, ,siss'
BRONFMAN q sHEIMBERG, manufacturer
| OF dresses and suits, l3s West Twenty
| NTH street. Schedules show liabilities
| Sl3,529: assets, s3Oll.
Receiver In Bankruptcy.
| STURGIs 4 WALTON 60 Judge Hand ha
appointed Frederick NJ. Leonard Of ID
Co, hook publishers. 81 East Twenty
| aAVSnth request of CT0uitOrI
| Assets are tlo.eoe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-11
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.

Of the supreme Court OF this State rem.
dered on the 2sth day OF April 1914. and
York County on The 2sth day OF April. isiS.
the Manhattan Mutual Realty Company was
dissolved. It's corporate existence annulled
and Morgan J. Brien. Jr. Of 2 Rector
Street, New York city, appointed receiver
OF It's property. and said company, It's ofiicers
and agents were by said judgment forever
restrained from exercising It's corporate
rights. privileges or franchises.
Dated July list. 1914
MITCHELL MAY.
Secretary OF state
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co.ton showed better undertone yes
,riay than "a, any time since the bureau
uod,tion report was issued on July l..
nroo news vas about as beariEh as II
,,,,ld possibly have been. Generous
,,,cs verc reported over the Carolinas,
.,orria and parts OF Alabama. Cordill
rnt a most bearish summary OF crop
coalitions, resulting from Observable ns
,btained during trip from Memphis
,nrpueh Arkansas and over northeast
r,raA down to Dallas Judging from
"a phraseoloey OF his message, the dam
re done by a cold. wet spring has been
,sttrely repaired and there is a good
ypspect for a full crop In Texas
Tho market broke sharply at the open
rx and the Same demand which has
lsen In evidence on declines was once
-ore thu sustaining factor. New low
wells ware made on July, Angus and
October. but as the opening call pro-
reesed the undertone became flrmer.
There WAS good buying on very little re-
cssson throughout the day. and toward
he close prices rallied sharply and closed
,n the top
The market showed evidence OF a badly
sid out condition. Emphasis is being
AID on poor trade advices and improving
crop news Predictions are current n
he effect that the crop will prove in
ncess 81 $4,000. o00 bales and that spin
r.rs Will be- out of the market when
he early movement has 20 he taken
are OF This has resulted In whole
ale unloading by Spectators. and there
now r big short interest for the ac-
'npEt ~ former bulls.
M week end stats les were without
isaiSIre The into sight was PASS bales
is,inst 3s.720 last year The total FOR
IN. season WIS l4.36j.oon ara,ns, 10
$4,000 last year. Splnners' takinPs for
n, week were placed AZ $1,000. agains,
''sooo last year
Futures closed steady. to IL points
uA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-11
THE COPPER MARKET.

The copper market continued quiet yes
terdaN with light business here and
abroad. Prices were practically unchanged,
One large producer reported having sold
a tonnage OF casting COPPER at l3s. cents,
which is equivalent to 1874 cents for cleo =
trolytic Sales OF the latter brand were
reported at 1874 cents pound, though
tonnages involved were small
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-11
CrRR sTOcKs-C1osING PRICES
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, July 10.-The only fea-
ture of the market here to-day was
trading in Philadelphia Electric This
issue was in demand at around yes'er-
DAYS close. Considering the unsettling
influence OF the weakness in the New
York market. most of the local securities
held up surprisingly well. The trading
in spots was little more active, but
as n whole the dealings were ~ the same
restricted character. Arbltrage trading
VINO llght The summary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-11
veteran Cashier Goes to Prison.

Thomas A. Reid. who was for many
years cashier IN the marine depa rtmen:
Of Chubb & Son. marine insurance brokers'
and who pleaded guilty 10 stealing aboh
500 900 from his employers. was sent -
Sing Sing prison for not more than elgN
and not less than four years by JUDI
Grain In General Sessions yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-11
ELECTRIC BOND AND SHARE co.

COMMON S1OCk DIVIDEND NO. II.
New York. july 3, 1914.
The regular quarterly dividend Of two (7D
per cent. on the Common stock OF the ELEC-
TRIO BOND AND SHARE COMPANY has
been declared, payable July 10, 1914 to
Stockholders of record at the close Of busi-
ners July 10. 1914. Tho transfer books will
not CLOSE.
IL NJ FRANCIS. secrntary.