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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
FOURTH NATL. BANK
TO REDUCE CAPITAL
Stockholders TO Get Back 5000 a
Share for 40 Per Cent of
Their Holdings.

\ reduction in tho capital stock from
t.000Dl 10 $4,000 accompanied hy a
distribution 10 the shareholders Of tho
amount of the decrease. has been recon-
monded by the directors Of the Fourth
National Bank. one of the largest finan-
cial Institutions in this city. In letter 10
stockholders President James G.. Cannon
states that upon tho surrender for cancel
lation or ~ per cent OF his stock cacn
stakeholder will receive 500 a share that
being the rate At which the stock was
issued in 1900. when II was increased 10 its
present capitalization.
President Cannon further SAYS the d.
rectors are OF the opinion that present
conditions no longer require so large a
capital and surplus, and that the bank
can do its full duty toward its customers
and as readily increase its business with n
more moderate capital and surplus than is
now the case" The conditions referred 70
were declared TO be those arising out of
the new currency law.
As the proposed reduction IN the Fourth
Nationals capital requires the consent OF
two-thirds OF the stock. besides the official
"bbi w az VI tiS NOlll4 Oilti VI NiV III
rency and Of the Federal Reserve Boarl,
special stockholders meeting will be
held March 10 TO vote on the recommends
ton OF the directors. The 500 a share
distribution will be carried into effect on
April ], when the usual quarterly dividend
is payable. On or after that date the
shareholders will be required 10 surrender
10 per cent of their holdings on receiving
their pro rata share Of the 100000 Topped
off the stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17

Albany, Feb. lo-lue loliV"'"7
norations were fled with the Secretary Oh
State to-day:
Cook stephens Amusement comIpanny' vi MAN.
haitian. $1,000. Augustin MacHugh' 10, :
West Gsh street New lorA ,, yort
usr6ert Golden Company. Manhattan
textile; 500 900; Herbert , Goaen' rlsbben
and Charles Fshbein. BROOKLYN. ,.,... G, ooo.
Morris Margolis No. 800 quincy street DDrooiE-
I'm. X Margolis and Samuel Margohs' b'o0N
'Niois.er Builders. Manhattan; realty; 5000
Isaac Neister No l3is Sjth street ~ V DGSt
Max Bache and Eugene NJ. hrsIaFo"' p'oS"
y g. IT. cordes Company. White Plains P15ss,,
visions. $4,000: William y. Nhlte, 49,. II
West street West Hoboken. y. o. MARI mar ~ 81,
Cordes Hoboken. and Clarence :. Ashiey' Nc"
%ebsnon Realty Corporation. Manhattan; So
600. Iohn : Keith. No. 40 Wall street, -"
w., lanes Guaraglia, Edward ). Rowe
New York. , l.o-,.to, Mammal
tan. sos 600: Russell L. Engs. No; % ~ =
s,reet Richmond Till. Long Island; SaTnuee'
Encs Great Harrington. Mass. and Faul v
Clodio Bayslde Long ls iadoto,,an. clothing:
$40 ono. Harry H. Moses, No. 40 kVeyrs,ILe
iDrive, New York: Adolf Hirschfeid. Ne" 'o'N ~
and James j. MeBriae' Manhattan JerS6 wholesale
willow ware: SIS 600: Herman p. kornan,Ire,Ss,
10 1909 sterling Place Brooki}h, "''
Kornahrens and. Anna oege, b,oyry $40 600:
or ssmuels No 90 Nassau street Ne"
YorR. samuel Wacht and Jacob NeunidrA'
New N-,o 1o' Music Company. Mani attain: 500
Urai,.r " Burr No. 300 Broad~aEA NeN
YORK. Elizabeth A. Anglln and joseph - -"
enI ,, GeT Sanitary Company. Manila ,a
- stonco. William Conlin, No. II west Jgl 4
street. New York: Theodore Euternlan'
prorv. Harry A Hamburg. New YORK -,
ID H. ~, e. Stapcs Hardware Company LOCK-
r..e 7,o- ooo. william H. Higgs. Lockport'
y: Eva J. Riggs and Fred NJ Ns'Ae''
Lo Ghn ti,rsd Sander Corporation. Manhattan
10 -, MERCHANTS: Sc 900. Robert NJ
rhorson. no. 1902 Glenvood Road bto Ok ~
G,',Iiermo l. Ortega and Gilbert !. Brush
GDnnier Motor Boat COMPANY Troy $1,000;
coarga Grenier 18th street and First avenue,
Trov' y. Y: Hans J. Christensen ana Euse"'
I.emglre. Cohoes. ,...,a,. COO d.
600. John NJ Forbes. No. 40 west lgys'
stree, New York; William \. Forbes ana Ha-
ma g. Forbes, New York. , rya~
coneral orc Concentrating Company, he'-
bonkson: $4,000 Philip :. HILL No. Al Flhe e
t,,ret avenue New York; Howard ;. tiucNse'
ana prank NJ Van Wagonen, East orange
~ u f Fish Company. Buffalo; $1,000; A.
srs6 IL HAYES, Louis 5. Jaus and George W.
'STSS NJ. MAGE valve Company, Manhattan
49,. 900. Ceoroa II Schubert No IS Cambridge
erect Past orange, Y. J.; Dwight W. De
,1otto ana Bertha VI. schwarzlow. New YORK
Queen Cotton Mills Corporation Mshh I.,,
SO 600: Maynard a. Cheney. No 20 Coi1,.
- uoi1b,s Rrooklvn: GLert g. Jackson, Me
when I've \ J.; Charles II. Mcintyre PARK
Ridge. y. J. -. eco MOO.
.ltort T. Steinman, Frank Steinnlan and NJ. j.
Teiiv Deposit. y. Y
Fmnlre state Riparian Rights Assoctah ton.
Manhattan; SiOe0; Frank II. Parcels 30 -
and John r. Purcell New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
Paris Getting Gold.

prskpot through taking solc. She
~n nelther from New YORK OF Lon.
Ia, r,ybs from both. as she dio Ias'
81 hgf she will certainly get II. Lon
.,n rs1s well fortified, IS reluctant 10
!, sos exports reach any volume. Twice
rts.s month the market price there
..s been advanced above the mint price
Frsa on more than one occasion I"
III. current year the new bullion from
south Africa has been taken IN whole or
n srre part. for the Continent, for lho'a
sn5 for Egypt Yesterday. the das be
fore the weekly South African arrival
as,ourt rates we've advanced in London.
ssrlng exchange rates advanced sharply
s,-, They were SIN far from any theo-
tacal export point. but they maze II
pain enough that Paris was going 10 eel
her weeks lnstalmeut Of gold here. where
here IS little protection against an out
,uv. rather than in London, where they
lave a way 10 stop excessive exports.
ara. as was foreseen, Paris took her
.sss. weekly quota Of 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
TRADING in THE
CURB SECURITIES
Prices Easy on Fall of Suow-Oil
Companies Disappoint Hopes
of Melons.

With the volume OF uadinc small. due
In large part 10 the baby blizzard. tho ten
doucy CA tho New York curb market
YESTERDAY Was toward ease. The posting
Of the regular Ivdcnd 10y the Standard
oil OF Now Jersey. instead Of an increased
dividend g. expected. caused tho price
OF that stock TO sell on slightly. ohio
On also sold down on advice OF an IN
changed dividend. although traders did
n't expect a large extra distribution at
this time PROFIT taking i'm Standard oil
New York weakened that stock I'm the
carly trading. bat the pdicc advanced al
most 10 its closing level on Saturday.
There was little morning business in
the other departments Of the curb. In
tho afternoon. however, after the snow
fall had stopped. n squirt Of activity ap-
peared that did not change prices mate
rally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
nlpICS OF THE DAY
~ IN WALL STREET
uooes of Early Rate In
~ rreases Dashed by Com
MERGE Commission.
orCIsION UNLIKELY
BEFORE SEPTEMBER
.aor Has a Change of Heart
I'D Sells Stocks Here When
Discounts Advance.

.. .,~ee times the Interstate Com
y commission las shown hy Oero
r.' that tho railroads arc not 60 get
81 s-,ieht rate increase this snrins.
ael man one occasion. IS when the
10 decision was announced, II mas
nf 90 60 out Of It's way 10 make Ger
-, the country entertained no false
81 Rr, thouch l0dividusl commits
r,ake Inspired speeches am the
s'~iss,on. as body eives form 'n.o'S Re-
,-onhecy. dclusion, or faith. re-
"' the arsumen: OF the street is
-. railroads need increases mere
- ..,v are going 10 get them. livery
.~1oencenient produces. because CT
'..hobrn belief. q temporary c'sap-
- Sr. only a temporary one.
r erect ia particular. wont "eleNe
....-,orv o. facts against 'he ais~-
- hopes And so q goes TO tenn
l.msv with prediction. THE rate
n saws. are postponed until
49, D. bat decision may oe
- long be'ore then. May no
- vii. almost certainly vii
a.,l, Ana what's 20 prevent. then
80 ,o.,sion OF the suspension Moth
Il all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17

market yesterday amounted 10 about
5000 shares. practically all on the selling
side and largely in United States Steel
and Erie
There has beer engaged 10000 for
shipment TO France on the La Savoie on
Wednesday. This brings the total export
on the movement 10 100000
" r. Craig. execute, has sold New
York Cotton Exchange seat 10 Hugh F.
McElroy for a client for $1,000 or 1900
less than the previous sale.
The Ohio Oil Company has declared the
regular quarterly dividend Of 81 25 and an
extra dividend Of 70 cents. payable March
20 to stock o. record February "a. The
last quarterly payment included an extra
Of IS -.
Stockholders Of the General Chemical
Company of California. controlled by the
General Chemical Company OF New
York az meeting yesterday reduced
the number Of directors from y to s.
The Kaufman Department Stores. Inc,
reports profits for the year ended Decem-
Der 81 Of t7oiS2s; surplus after dividend,
SJ49745. and surplus after depreciation
and charges. t9lN.090.
The Cambria & Indiana Railway Com
pany has ordered 800 steel hopper cars
from the Cambria Steel Company. It IS
expected that the Virginia Railways
Hp
STANDARD Steel Car Company.
special meeting Of the Nichols Cop
pe. Company has been called for March
10 increase the capital from $4,000 10
100000 by the creation Of an issue Of
per cent cumulative preferred stock.
Net profits Of the National Carbon Com
pany for the last year were sl,476,e2l, an
increase Of s215,4ls over 1912. The surplus
after all dividends and depreciation was
tie5 e06. A gain Of s245. 79s.
". r. Scott has been appointed vice
president and general manager Of the
Southern Pacific Company, 10 succeed (.
z. Calvin. resigned.
The New York Stock Exchange COM
mittee on securities. as predicted in The
Tribune. has ruled that the Union Pacific
common stock be quoted EEK" the regular
quarterly dividend Of 2l3 per cent on
March 2. but not Eek the extra dividend
until litigation has been settled. Until
further notice due bill for the extra dis
bu,sement must accompany certificates.
The committee has also ruled that South
orn Pacific Company stock shall not be
quoted Tex rights to subscribers 10 the
new per cent bonds on March 9 until
further notice. Due bill for the rights
must accompany stock for the present.
Stockholders Of both the Liberty Ma
tional and Irving National banks at spe-
cial meetings yesterday voted TO Join the
federal reserve system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
SEES PROSPERITY COMING
Head of Westinghouse Co. Be-
Heves Depression Over.
I BY Telegraph 70 The Tribune. !

TT w "
Pittsburgh, Feb. 16-E. VI. Herr, presl-
dent OF the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company. expressed his
faith in the business outlook in the Pitts
burgh industrial district to-day whene he
said:
The business depression which began
last November is fast vanishing. and all
the indications are for an improvement
not rapid, but steady and permanent,
and It is better thus than 20 have one
spasmodic and then 10 suffer a slump.
From go employees when. twenty-eight
years ago, my company started in Pitts
burgh. it employed 200cO last June in
East Pittsburgh, and soon will need them
all again"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
MACKAY COMPANIES YEAR
President Sees Genuine I'm
provement Since January 1.

The repost OF the Mackay Companies
for the year ended February I, 1914, made
public yesterday. showed income from in
vostments equal 10 81 3l2. lS. compared
with s'13s.O09 the previous year and 81
Us. 400 in l911-12. OF last years earnings
1859 .O20 was paid in dividends and $50
for operating expense. leaving balance
Of $50 ISL. a decrease OF sos compared
with 1878 II is stated in the report
that the 100000 realized four years ago
from the sale OF American Telephone and
Telegraph stock is stin preserved in cash
and securities including New York State
and city BONDS
The agreement OF the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company 10 sell It's
holdings Of Western Union is referred TO
as follows
ct has taken four years 10 demonstrate
that the union Of the Bell Telephone com
panies with the Western Union Tele-
graph Company Was illegal and unfair
not only as against the Postal Telegraph
Company but a. against public senti-
ment."
The report also deals with the question
OF government ownership OF wire systems
and states that such a proposition VIII
hardly commend itself 10 the intelligence
OF the American people.
Boston. Feb. l5.-At the annual meeting
Of the Macksy Companies the number OF
trustees was increased from eight 20 nine
and Sir Thomas Skinner. OF London, was
elected additional trustee b. unanimous
vote Sir Thomas was a close associate
OF Lord Strathcona.
President Clarence n. Mackay said that
measured by the volume OF business done
nv the companies there had been gcnu'
inc Improvement IN business since Janu-
srv / lie admitted that he did not con-
slider government ownership OF telephone
and telegraph wire dead issue Dead
ISSUES are constantly being resurrected'
but We are not worrying about this gov
eminent progrsmme' he said. i VIII
ha,. something to say on this subject in
! my annual report"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
BANK OF GERMANY STATEMENT

Berlin Feb. Is.-The weekly statement OF
I'm. imperial Bank Of Germany shows the io'-
lowing thsngcs. Cash In hand increased ''-
7,g 600 marks. loans increased 30" haiAs'
discounts Increased e,5 200 marks. ueAsuiY
halls decreased als5.o0o marks. notes IN CT
LILLIAN arrresscd a3 $1,000 marks. defosts
,r'.rese e5 $50 sas 900 marks gold IN hand IN
creased 81. 721.VD mnrhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
! FEBRUARY I.
Manhattan.

Andrews Chss.-shermsn square Realty Cor
ro sgas,'O" olirc + and william IN. B.
brown Printing and Binding Company
Ba ''Sn Nst-c. .strusberg sss7 %.
Barnett Mary. and Lena Blumenihal-B. II.
Bs ',1scss Inigi~G. Croce e. al. 500 ~
Rersstrom Oscar I'D. = liarde' s4s' 10
Cohen George-Imperial Embroidery Co.
Collins film Marie L., adm. J. Bensen. 50. 222.
cole William w.-Dcho Investing Corporation
COLEMAN s'EsG john Nv G. stseshoase. 500 :,
Csstieman Ada R-M. =. Davenport. s5ls ~.
Davis. Walter C.-H q. Michener ct a.
pistier' Goodwin A.-Eimer & Amend. s2ss II.
Fahre Narius-C. J. Roster $3.50 30.
Flaumenfelt. ksimsn or kslmsn-f. f'onsn-
Gr '', Gustav and Martin J.-B. Go'tliee'
Greenberg. Harry M, Gotiiieh. $40
Graham. Charles w.-olin J. stephens Inc
,,s en- ~ Mas-H Miller. sss7 o..
Hiss. shermS9-H h le,l5, ct 81 H. LOO ssI
Hoadiey. george w.-Union Trust Co. $50
So 70 ,sr,.. F-J " Aiken. s2.oes o5.
Jochcns. Herman M-Uniied Wine and Trad
KING Join Y'|M T. Davidson. 500 81.
Knudsen. Issbells-H. l.. Remmei. costs
r.s ssSs Frank. and Frederick I. wasnsr-J-
Love. saul r -George @. II. {. Braun Com
Mum snny' iDsnlei-cornsn steamboat Company
ys,[s rdvard or Eddie-F strauss, S2s' ~.
Meoueeney. Mary FL. ps sssS, $50 81
%asSsr Jobn FL = Donovan. 1854 ~ ,
MacGregor. Arthur A-sarsent Co o.
oI3 10 -. ST., ,-o,,,an,
MARKS. BENJAMIN -N"ie4'N"
500 ~. - , --,o,,.. -
| Payne, HAIRY l. LA'''
! pi;,'1sf Mar. IN n Hsrpsr. sS'e 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17

PROyIs!ONS-Quic but easier. PORK
etesdy, mess. s23 30 n s24: family. s2ins96
a ort clear $40 25as22 BEEF Mess Nsa
SIS 30: family. si90s2 packet SIS 5oH
$40 50; extra India mess US s.o pRboSEp
Uocs-iei. dI2s.c: pigs l3hc CUT
MEATs-PickIed bellies steady: 10 ID. ltc:
II III. 1870; - H. 1870; picked hams. i4c.
ALLOW-steady; special. Iisc; city SIC
country. eq6a.c I.ARD-Essy. middle
West. Io.70a1O soc; city. l0i<c; refined
south America, lie: Continent, lls5c. BRA
zl. kegs 13c: compound quiet, sasssc
TEARINE-Bsrely steady: oleo. ?sc; city
lard. 1iisc
COTTONsEED OiL-steady in the face OF
lower prices for lard. closing point lower for
March sind - 20 3 points higher for the other
positions. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
The Bronx.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that Of the debtor, the sec
ond that OF the creditor. and date when Juds
ment was filed in New York County.
COMBS. r. Gorton. and H. BernardL - =
Gusani. Jan O. 1914 vacated; N.:v o.
preers varvaret and Isaac Lefkowitz-Peo-
pie. etc: Dec. l6 1879: $1,000. - p.o-
Newman, Charles. and Isaac LetKo"l"
DIE. etc: July 3, 1872; S50e r.,a
Haber-F Hessberg: June 30. 1908; 81 Sss p
NoeIiar Gottfried A-Whittemore & sim Sori-
pany. Inc. Nov. %. 1913: S,I ~ "
Novick. Louis, ana Fhilp, S'O'-e
Krener. June 30. 1909. 500 - 70 g.
Phelps. Lewis H.-Colonal Development ~
Jan. q. 1913; N27 ,-,,... Nav "A
r);dlsv. Therese A. II. Coooen' NOV 49,
1913. 1919 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
interpretations at Trenton.

Trenton. y. j.. Feb. 1.-THE following
concerns were chartered TO-DAY;
clayton Linton Realty COMPANY Red
Bank 70 deal in real estate captal. $40
90. ,rcornorstors william 4. clayton.
George +. Lawton ana Charles L. Hendrick-
The New Jersey Link ship Canal Associa-
ton, Newark. TO boost the snip c@nal a. . 80
-, Jersey and TO construct canals ana ter
ninals; capital. 5000; incorporators. RAY
r,ond q; Potter. Psssaic; Charles X 'iarh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
Northern Ohio Traction and Lish. Co.

The annual report OF the Northern Ohio
Traction and Light Company. submitted
20 stockholders at their annual meeting
last month gives the mileage Of the sys-
ten at tie close OF 1913 1892. an in
crease OF 1910 miles. The company
speu; si.SillG for additions and I'M
pIovements. The food Of last spring and
six weeks strike at the rubber plants
ir Akron reduced the companys earnings
materially. ON November 2 n snowstOrID
OF unusual violence crippled service over
all divisions for several days. causing a
heavy expense in clearing tracks and re-
pairing overhead lines. Despite these bur-
dcns gross earnings were S2SS i95 larger
than in 1912. and net earnings showed a
loss OF only IS, So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17

ccmber 81 were H.oii. 80. gain OF Slc6SS5.
and net earnings Of Ni2ieo an increase OF
N21ol over 1912 During the year four
quarterly payments of 3 per cont were
made. and bonus OF per cent, amount
iug I'm an 20 s9sl525. \ balance 81 S2N'N"
was carried TO the profit and loss account
after all payments. Surplus 70 date -
Ng- Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
''nerai News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

A. me local orices OF the United Gas
'.sne Corporation nothing is known
- birmingham Railway, Light and
i.,., s0'npany's proposed request 10 At
n.,. GENERAL McReynolds TO prevent the
.,s ~ o' The American Cities Company
A.. ' United Gas and Electric Corpora.
'''s"s Electric Railway.
, .'os' earnings OF IN. Ottawa Electric
Company for The year ended De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
Satur

SIGAK-Rclncd unsettled. although pricfs
stiu ranged from g. 20 4l0c for Ane graduated.
Raw sugar was easier and l-j2c lower on sales
% between 5000 and 90 ODo bags OF Cubss 20
arhuckle ~ = 3-32c. cost and freight, for Feb
rlarv arrival. with some 10 arrive IN March.
spot prices were = &c for centrifugal 2.9Sc Tor
muscovado and . 7or for molssses. In London
bcet sugar was reported with BUYERS a. qro
'aiions which we're ~ 3'.d for February and
March and - ca for May with the curb st 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments for amounts
81 more than $40 were filed yesterday In
New York County, the first name being
that OF the debtor:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17

Rsiu,s. william G. and Ala Ell Morehen
Eomm. Louis ami Norris " Toruili. s.
same-ssme. 81 2sG 80
seior,. John H-Maitson Rubber Company
sc fSs' Joseph-Gcorgs rrayers company
TsEcds. Hisakichi-M Rossnuiek s2stI
Williams. Lillian y and Adolph =. b'h'
wiesin, fran Frank i Estate Of Charles r cod
waiscf. solomon NJ q. Richardson 81 a.
wupp , AdoIph Z Bank OF Buffalo
zSsihscb sans rorety. siiisI.
Lafham Realty Company Burns frotne's'
Morris Improvement Company " l. Rohman
MSn r1'S Realty Investing corporatlon-A. ~
McvicEar- Gs'iliafi Realty Company. Reh-
Nori i,' n'ler s,ono company--Harold l. Bond
Ontario o' knitting Company \. J. Simpson et
stag obstruction Company American Hard
ware CORPORATION New York. S8Nf o
: b. Consiructtr Company J.. y. NC Du1-
sesG boar y distributing Company - California
thompson, "rIss Bro,hers NJ II. Phillips ct al
~ ''I " SlcWhirter company-G. Pnr s3e S..
Rtichbindar. soiomon-Cuy OF New YORK
s5If 30. e ,.,t "a
Rlrkensbock Marble Company-Same. w o.
Connor. George A.-Same. S-l5N-
Diehl. Andrew-Same. 'l65 u
Gaulgar James F.--Same 1856 "a
Hate curzu W-Same. S-i2 M.
Kelly NSs>Am H.-same 81 -.
foughlln. Nari-Samo S-i2 fi
Mclean lanes U-Same. 81 lI r.
Manerick. Ellen executrix-same. $3.50 %.
The Bronx.
Costello. Thomas FIT. r. Biigh 1915 %.
Carroll Armand Us. Gerard. sos %.
Graham Charles Violin j. stephens 4"1''
S4s4 81 1.-
Kovacs. Julian. Kovecs Construction COMPANY
and Abraham OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bahA
sj42 A.. 49,
King. James NE. z. Koran. sSsl - ,,....i--
Nocchiero. Eugenio-David Mayer brewing
COmuany 1895 -. ...
ALLEGRO & Spallone Construction Company
city Of New York 81 iOJ o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs


- snring patents. 81 5ods4 10: winter
strsights 81 25nS4 ~; winter patents. ~ jug
81 ~, spring clears 81 ijpsi 80 extra z :, 10 so
~tn,cr 81 65dS3 s.: extra No .. SO f5pS5 ~,
Ksnsas straights 81 2OnS4 30: fancy spring
patents. s. 4Odsj 90 BuCKWHEAr FLODR
easy: s. sOGs2 80 per 100 NJ, RYE FlOCh
fancv. 50 sass 50 CORNMEAL steady; KIN
dried So % BAG MEALl-Fine white am
veilov 81 4JdSl 80: coarse, 81 4odSl a.. fn'p
Western quiet; bran TO arrive, loo- 10 $50
SOC. standard mlddling. So 80. -four DO, $2s 10
red dog so 10: city steady bulk 80, sacks
So. midding. s26 75Gs29 80; red dos 40 90
ollmeal. SildSS2 -,
COTIEE-Interest was centred in the
March liqufdat ion. Market inactive; sslcs,
a. 5OD bags Of which liberal proportion Wa
sy.ifcbes from March 20 September At - 70 ~
points aud from March 80 May Al u 10 =
points Prices closed 60 points net ,oHeI
cost and freight unchanged 20 10 points lower
santos A. AZ II Soc A. and 3s ~ llSDc ana
Mo ~ offered ~ &c Spot market quiet kio
Is a. 9isc Local contract prices. Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. February i6, lels
cRiIN-WHEAT- in the North
west and IN Europe had slightly stlmulsulls
influence. values ruled steady 10 hrin ana
rIosoJ !. ale net higher. Cash No hard
winter wheat was quoted 81. ! = 10 arrlNe'
10 . red 81 o.. elevator; No Northern, u
iutb 81 a.. o b: No | Northern Msnltous'
Si o2a. Z n T. CORN-Small price changes
occurred but the tone fairly steady, ana
nnsi quotations were unchanged 10 Sc re
higher cash No yellow quoted at oste.
~ i : % arrive OATS-Quiet, closing stesoy
AT unchanged TO &c higher in sympathy MN MN
wheat and corn. Cash market nrm' s'An.. .s, :.
White 45G45i.c: No >. +5lza4dc; No ., at9p
A.. NJ 4 .4n44i2c. ordinary clipped, A 40
&c. fancy clipped. 45ifd4sc. all elevator. * r.
steady; No . Western, 6Tisc, T. New lots
evnori RARLEY-Quet, mating. ooh 'o''
Ruffaio observation-disclosures; Cans
dian 81 So: silver hull. 81 So; mixed ~ 81;
Ianan.se. 81 %.