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Evening star., 1914-04-26
THE SHACKLES OF CONVENTION

A group Of children laden with wild blossoms was
caperng toward them
Peggys request that she be made Court Photographer
to the Queen of the May met with ecsatc shouts and
handcapping. She composed happy group of her
Majesty and attendants the Of the fountain
AS with the born creator Peggys eye grew selectve
and circumspect.
There the contrast in roguish little tatterde-
nalion who stood half abashed in admiration at
Evening star., 1914-04-26

Peggys picture arrangement, each latter eloquent
of many faunike gambols.
"Immense!" cried Peggy, she led him to place in
the picture and stepped back to focus. He just gives
the Pagan touch to Pastoral. Now everybody"
@You, Aloysius Gregory Binns!" cried the raucous
and responsible voice of fifteen. "You here this
instinct Wall your say about yuh gettin' in
May tableaux wit little girls wat y amt been inter-
dooced to? Ye amt allowed"
Evening star., 1914-04-26

G7@A PRING poetry is your long suit, Peggy" OBJ
&A served Bob, as they paused by the fountain
klSN 3Why not companon-pece to your Plant
GSgW of a Pussy-willow' that your editor is going
to rush into print sometime, something
Glty, tilty rustcbridgy, lowngkny? Editors just
daft about the stuff, cry for it like babes somebody
somewhere told me. And
@By George! here the motif, and all in the
nick of time!"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
Railroads.
MINING.

Fn0 Msnhat Transit. 20
2.00Q TN Psc rights. 8@. IS Ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
GRAIN MARKETS
DULL and EASIER
Wheat Declines-COrn Up
and DOwn-Oats Easy
Slump in Coffee.

There was little doing in the wheat mar
ket yesterday. as the trade was evening
up for the government report on farm
reserves, given out after the market
closed. Export business rumored was not
enough 10 affect prices, and the local
market closed net unchanged, although
Chicago showed declines OF sc to &c.
The May position in corn was under
considerable pressure. but other months
were steady. the close being al ssc Off 20
an advance OF sc. oats were quiet and
easy, following the lead Of corn.
Lack of demand. rather than any new
feature i'm the coffee situation. was cred
tied yesterday with weakness which, on
comparatively few selling orders, forced
prices off to new low records for the sea-
son, the close showing net drops OF 10 to
10 points, with European markets also on
the down grade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

-sfienf2 vac mo1Dsfe. with rates
''I Quotation, 20 Liverpool Pa nom
- iHns,1 an1 Ciasgon. 1t.d. rotterdam,
!. hsmoI's sal Bremen 20 PIGS. hulL
!. tpu Bristol ga. ADrI. Anfwerp. -
20 cori. fpr orders. ~ 20 nominal picked
- lafss tonnage. So sd cotton 90 liver
- p'f 100 ~. c0u 25c Charfera. BRUSH
re tsiS tons. tlme charter. ono tfip,
~ y l3te. 1eUferY RIVER Igote. rcGeliV-
az - Nstferss prompt option ron
Z, e.. months. YVES. India trade. basin
a." ti'l tieswer 2ffg f0uf. cosl, w
ss,s,y - Plata. lfs IS March, BRUSH
Pie, <5Si tors. coal Baltimore - th FL
tf& ..istf. p o. Asrch, Horg'gian steamer,
~ ,,D't ffansafanflc ffa0s. ono frip o.
5s,.i,a@ft-r. . 2, delivery Gulf Mffch-ApfN ,
-, ~ amer. 90 tons, fmtcr Culf 10
sss.,ss 1rf'D fDsln. nv "a. ADriis fialian
= ~. zzjf TINS ore. IDolts ~ fayannSh
Sum- 800. ST. INd. prompt BHiifh
ses1 y. 1881 tons. West India iraoe, ~nF
~ h.. ~ a. prompt. Sore fGI8n steamer,
ten,s' 'rai. Baltimore ~ M1UZfulllH, y .,
w., 20 rsa's n steamer so tons. c0at,
$780,. - J8neg ~ preston. = pfOfnpi
- l17 fous oosi. Horfolb ~ Tampa.
ksz,,,, 'ynrr. nm t0ns. co8i Baltimore 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Railroad gross earnings continue 10
show some contraction as compared with
q year ago. the total Of all United States
roads making weekly returns TO "Dun's
Review amounting for three weeks IN
February TO $22,2SS.65l. falling off from
the corresponding period Of last year OF
80 per cent. Railroad traffic OF late IN
many sections of the country has been
greatly impeded by extremely adverse
weather. whereas i'm 1913 conditions in
this respect during February were eXcep-
.ionallv favorable, resulting in an unusu-
ally heavy movement OF freight for that
month.
In the following table arc given the
gross earnings Of all United States rail-
roads reporting for three weeks OF Febru-
AIRY and the loss as compared with the
earnings of ;ne same roads for the CORE
spending period a year ago; also for the
roads that reported for the same weeks
~ the two preceding months. together VITA
tine percentages Of loss as compared with
last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
GRAIN REMAINING
ON FARMS MARCH !
Official Estimates of Wheat,
Corn, Oats and
Barley.

Washington March GRAIN OF last
Years crops remaining on farms March
forms the subject of the Department
OF Agriculturc's crop report for March.
The crop reporting board estimates the
amount of wheat. corn. oats and barley
on farms with comparisons for preced-
ing Years, the proportion Of each crop
which will be shipped cut of the coun-
ties where grown, and the percentage or
the 1913 corn crop which was Of mer-
chautable quality as follows:
WnEAT-About l5ls02,o0o bushels. or
100 per cent OF the 1919 crop. remained on
farms March J. i9li. compared with lot. o.
4s3. 900 bushels or 21l per cent Of the l9l2
crop. remaining IN 1918 1:2.02J. 900 bushels;
OF l9.G per GEM OF the 1911 crop in 1872. and
To- 1Oi OOO bushels or 2J.6 per cent OF the
1910 crop in 1911. About J3a per cent OF
the 1913 crop will he slipped out OF the
counties whore grown, against Gl.6 per cent
% tho 1917 crop so shipped, b61 per cent
Of the 1911 crop SO shipped. and 800 per
cent Of the 1910 crop so shipped.
CORN-Ahout S6G. 392. 600 bushels. or 5o.4
per cont Of the 1918 crop. remained on farms
March T. 1911. compared with l2S9' 10000
bushels. or ( Is per cent OF the 1912 crop, IN
1913: SSl.OG9. 600 bushels or St.9 per cent OF
the 1911 crop. in 1872 and 1.165.37sOoo
bushels. or i0i u,r cent. OF the 1910 crop IN
1911 About H. per cent Of the 1913 crop
Will be shipped out Of the counties where
80 shipped. %O.5 per cent Of the 1911 crop 50
shipped. and 229 per cent OF the 1910 crop
So shipped. Tho proportion OF the 1913 crop
which is merchantable is about SOL per
cent, compared with 81 per cent or the 1917
crop. SOL per cent OF the 1911 crop, and
S6.4 per cent Of tho 1910 crop.
OATS-About h6, 900 bushels, or 3i4 per
cent. OF the 1913 crop remained on farms
March I. 1914. compared with eOi el6o0O bush
cls. or i2.6 per cent, Of tho 1912 crop in 1913.
go 900 bushels. or 3i.f per cent. Of the 1911
crop I'm 1912 and te 500 900 bushels Si.3 per
cent. OF the 1910 crop I'm 1911. About 26.5 per
cent OF the 1918 crop will Ne shipped out or
the counties whore grown. against 509 per cent
~ the 1912 crop shipped. cS.S per cent OF
tho 1911 crop shipped and sos per cent OF
the 1910 crop so shipped.
BAHuEY-About 4lies ccO bushels or 2iS
per cent. of IN. 1913 crop rema ined on farms
March I. 1914. compared with 6,,cS3,oO0 BUSH
ols or 21.S per cent. of tho 1912 crop in 1919
g go 900 bushels or los per cent OF the 1911
crop iu 1912 and 30 f9s. O)0 bushels. or 1913 per
cent. of tho 1910 crop In 1911. About 49, per
cent OF the 1918 crop will be shipped out OF the
counties whore grown, against 53.7 per cent Or
the 1912 crop 50 shipped. 81 per cent OF me
1911 crop shipped and 90 per cent OF the
chi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
M'A000 MAKES DENIAL
No Decision Yet on Number
and Location of Reserve Banks

Under a decision of the reserve bank
organization committee, all information
designed to affect the definition OF fed
eral reserve districts or the location Of
reserve bank cities must be received at
the Treasury Department by March g.
Secretary McAdoo made public the fol-
lowing statement to-day:
The statement published this morning
that the reserve bank organization COM
mittee had determined upon eleven banks
and had designated certain cities as the
headquarters FOR such banks is mere fab
rication. The committee has reached no
conclusion whatever on this subject, and
in order that the country may be pre-
pared for recrudescence OF such state
ments We desire TO say that any state
ments purporting to give the views or
opinions of the committee In advance OF
their formal announcement are wholly
unauthorized and absolutely speculative"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
AFTER PERE MARQUETTE
U. S. Inquiry Asked to Find
Where Money Is Gone.

Washington. March Investigation by
No Interstate Commerce Commission OF
me fiscal affairs o. the pere Marquct!e
railroad vas urged before the House In
lsTsisie Commerce Committee to-day by
Representative Cramton. who said the
Aehigsn State Railroad Commission
.'s@eo sufficient authority 20 conduct the
inquiry The committee has Cramton's
'ssoluuon under consideration.
service On the road was the worst Of
shy great railroad :ystem. cramton said.
'@fzs bond issues. allegediy Tor improYe-
~shis. had been made, he asserted. bu'
w service vas growing worse. what
sane Of tic money derived from these
N'a Issues is the Information Cramtoa
rskt
Know ~ one bond issue be said.
sh.ca va Tor tsOo.Doo. which realized
,.. 1iD9.V5 in cash. Tho road has IA
~-lss o. ti10D1DD. which should not be
'"''ed on the people Of Michigan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08

Feb = p.bs... So is sol Loss. sos COZ ~
Jan. wks.... 2i.3i3,oJo Loss oof'-lV -
1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
COTTON TOUCHES
NEW LOW GROUND
Southern Selling Overcomes En-
feet of Steady Cables--Stop
Orders Uncovered.

A renewal OF Fridays late selling move
ment was followed by more general offer
ings in the cotton market yesterday. and
prices broke into new low ground for the
season for all deliveries except March
That month eased off. as spot brokers
sold that position against purchases OF
May on the scale down. but increased IL
premium slightly, and closed So points
over May. Cables were rather steader
than due. The market opened barely
steady at an advance of . points on
March. but generally to 3 points lower.
Offerings increased as prices worked Off.
and below 1l.soc for May there were nu-
merous stop orders. Prices broke another
or points in consequence, but after the
execution OF the stop orders the marke,
steadled. and the close showed rallies OF
or points from the lowest Southern
spot markets were unchanged TO sc on,
and the local market was quiet at l3c for
middling upland; no sales. Local con-
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
AVERAGE STATEMENT

Banks-Cash reserve i'm vault. $500 10000.
Trust cOmpanies-Cash reserve i'm vault.
Sf5.2590rr Aggregate cash reserve, $i6j.-
063. 900 Excess cash reserve. $l9,2l3,65o.
Decrease $q06.5o0 Trust companies re-
serve with Clearing House members car
rying - per cent cash reserve, S'Sl5o.0p.
SUMMARY or STATE BANKS AND
TRUST COMPANIES IN GREATER
NEW YORK. NOT INCLUDED IN
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
Figures furnished by State Banking De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
Bank ClearingS.

estate, bag or barrel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
|[pADING in THE
CURB SECURITIES
:. strength Follows a Weak
w o,oriuq-Oils Advance
Bond Market Firm.

A.,f.day session on the curb yes
lh' - productive Of the usual week
i'r0.: ,,ess and although prices In the
ed 0.,aairc we're weak and irregular
AN advances we're shown at the
f:'e Tho mining stocks were not dealt
'ese ,ily and closing quotations were
. e..rv unchanged Standard OIL
T',S,.ries. after break at the omen
'S'sorded good gains i'm the princi-
~ issues. Ohio oil being particularly
'lI s',sd CIGAR stores stcadicd after q
,sa-tion. Bikor-Hcseman was in
- ,.,.,e demand. and after advancing
closed fraction lower. The
market was firm ard quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
WHEAT LOWER IN CHICAGO
Other Grains Also Decline
Provisions Show Advances.

Chicago, March THE grain markets
here to-day took slide downward after
early frmness which was more apparent
in corn and oats than In wheat. There
were slight rallies at the close from the
low OF the day, but the final figures
showed wheat 1zG%c. corn isai4c and
oats isGjic down from the previous close.
Scarcity OF hogs to-day at Western cen
tres and forecasts OF diminished sup
NV made the provision market firm at
to cents advances. Range OF prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08

The following judgments TOT hiioulln ~
more than 500 were fled YESTERDAY the
frst name being that OF the deptor'
Manhattan.
Abrams. Geocge-L schulmsn Co
BAUM sIGii San Samuel u G. and Martha Ell
Chapman, Hawley--I. Ellis. S2,2ls u q,
Ellisburg. Carbohydrates d. Janer q
Fuller. Frank A. and Agnes A.-Manhat-
tan Mutual Realty Co., 1903 20. ,,.o
Goldberg. Abraham-A. Trefny, $50 o.
iarter, jay LII. 3. Colt Co, 2Si ~
Heoncr. Moritz and Sophie-S. silvermar
Ki1es a.. 'rrank-Bureau OF Social Require
K i,;g, Joseph-orient Realty Co
Kapn. Arnold-F. w Geiler. Inc, 1852 II
i,einwand, Sam-A. Bienstock ct al.
NcK E- Roland J.-P. Roth. il,l76 81.
McGregor, Arthur a. ana NAT NAT f'-i"h'
haitian Commercial Co, sSls a.
MarsaIes. Maria--G. Spsraco. s6s, ~
MacI' James IN Wolfe, si47 Is.
Nsgcl. John II. ", and Harry Arnold ~
pend Hetc, Fields S, president NJ. NJ. Dol
sR gk Thomas J.-P. B. Benjamin.
strauss 9 samuel-A Pau, ir.. 1926 a..
southacI;, Ethel WI. strasourser ct AL
500 s.. ~ uLtor
co. $352 90. ~ .oo,o,
Sullivan Michael-A. Deutsch, 1891 81.
charles \. Brady Coo. Schaefer et a.
Dorothy Realty Co.-O'Donohue Estates
T. /, Esslev Machinery Gov. Gar
dam IL Son. Inc. SIS 40. .
Greenhut. Siegel Cooper Con-. Rosen-
lgrautZ 500 n.
ItnrrI e. Benline Construction Co
Farmers Loan & Trust Co, 1888 20 60
NJ. Il. X. Coat Co. Inc. Rogers. *iVo ~
y Y &. g. n. X. r. Con. DE vita wv
Renard Co. Inc. Maryen, 800
The Bronx.
pouleui. Adele-A. Winetsky. 1858 2.
D. IT, McLaury Marble Cow. Y. Mey-
Isaac g 6. Johnson & Col Ferrer.
y ~. A. " Realty Coo r. Lambert,
So 1853 o.
shetland. oscar. Fran Building co. and
oscar o. Thorsland- Mitchell a NC
DertnOtt $40 A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

new yellow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS,

New 1Ork. MaFrU = I'If
RrTTFR-Receipts 4.sT3 pSgs. Trade un-
s.fisfactory, and prices shaded fully lie on
ali grsdes Of creamery. Creamery extras
2oil Gf30c. frsts. - 2ec; seconds, IS = %
onds o2u@5c; state dairy. finest, y q 2'c
good to primo. 25n &c; process, extras 22's
81 go. hr~.s, 2ia.l &c.
CHEESE - Receipts. 6ls boxes. Market
strong on high grades OF whole milks state,
whole milk. fall end summer. white. specials.
rsi,fIss.c. coiored specials. 1si- ulsAc,
average fancy. IIisdishc. winter made.
snecinis fTi1 i1Sitc. average fancy lTm
1I.c. Ftate. 5l,ims. held. 1925 a liisc; good
10 choice, HORSE; fresh. specials. II = "
i2tsc. good 10 choice. loit ul1hc.
EGGS Receipts. s.Ast cases. Enough
demand 20 clear stock. hut outlook siin un-
certain Fresh gathered. extras dozen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

THE following judgments for amounts or
more than 900 were filed Yesterday, the
1rst name being that OF the debtor
ar,haAfan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08

eliminating amounts due from reserve
dcpositories and from other banks and
trust companies i'm New York City.
RESERVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London March a fine selection or
- 60 bales caused keen bidding ri inc
oool auction sales to-day. Continental
American and home trade buy'hs nc'
prices nrm and IN sellers fa'or. Ne"
south Nnics greasy mcrinos sold al u
pad And Tasmania at IL Sd. The safes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08

follow: New South Wales. 1000 bales,
secured. Is sda2s Id; greasy. slada Ii Sd.
Queensland. $780, secured. Ia 3d92s 2iad /;
greasy. si1da1s SID. Victoria, 100,
secured. Is 3dq2s, greasy. 10i1dals SGD.
South Australia. e0o. secured, Is sda2s
greasy. sdQls Cd. Tasmania. 800. greasy,
Is 2i.dqls Sd New Zealand, 500, secured,
Is 2dnls sid: greasy, 7i26mls I'D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
Schedules in Bankruptcy.

REDWOOD CONTRACTING COMPANY
Schedules of the kenwood Contracting
Company. of No % Pearl street, which
had a contract with the City Of New York
for street sweepngs removal show LA
biities OF Sl45,752. OF which f3 .oi2 Is Sc
cured. and nominal assets of slO2.oE, con-
sisting OF notes of tho lntercity Land
COMPANY. s570i3. OF which $52,7ol is held
by the Assets Realization Company as
security: due from the city, N5JO; bal
ance due on contracts. $1,000 and prop
erty. SIS, 50o. covered by chattel mortgage
and bill Of sale To the Assets Realization
Company and assignment To II. j. Boylap
Of moneys due from the city. The total
amount due from the city was }32. 900, or
which sl6.5OO was assigned. Among the
creditors are the Assets Realization Com
psnv. s9l rs. secured; ID. J. Boylan' slo'yU"'
Rrna kMatcr CnmnanN. 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
Petitions Dismissed.

FANCY MARABOU MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY-Judge Hough dismissed
the petition filed on November - against
the Fancy Marabou Manufacturing COM
pauv. No 20 East 9th street. Albert Levy
secretary and treasurer of the comps NJ
who was the largest creditor. for $50
has made a settlement with all the othcr
creditors. twenty-eght I'm numter.
JAMES r. KENNEY-Judge Mayer DIS
missed the petition filed on January y
against James = Kenney. shoe dcaier a
N osi Third avenue and No 800 Eighth
avenue. on a settlement with creditors az
% cents on the dollar on notes az SIX
months. Liabilities were about >VVuV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
COST COMPARISONS
Changes in Average Prices for
the Last Week.

The following table gives Inc ne -
lowest and average wholesale spot pi'1e'
Of twenty-five articles OF current Gun
sumption in tho New York markets io'
The week ended March :, and the amer
ence in average from those or the pre-
viouc week. cotton, sugar ana lara quo'@-
lions being in cents and hundredths
change
IN ave.
for
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
SEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
.omaha missing. Newport News and New
Orleans out. ,..,

FLOUR AND MfAI--tlOht quiet ou9 ol'
holding OF N expectation Of lower prices
spring patents 81 7oQsi 90 winter streign o6
xtIs4S s. 80: winter patents. - 6ouSi W.
spring clears. 81 2oGS4 80; extra No WIN
ter. 81 G5ds3 50: No . So i5u$3 90; kansas
straichts. 81 25Gs4 80: fancy spring patents
81 4OqsG. BucKwHEAT FL o0nIJB
s. $50 So per 100 10. RYE FLOUR-.9ulet .
fei, 70 good. 50 3Ods8 so. choice 10 fancy,
81 5sgs8 CoRNMEA,LT-,ls ST. a and
yellow. 81 45HS1 90; coarse, 81 az - 80 -
rEED-Western steady. bran TO arrivssss IQ 10.
10 sacks 81 80. standard middling, SO %
-four DO. 500 red dog. $50. city hrm. bulk,
s26 90. sacks, $2S so niddling. 81 s5V'
rel dog. $50 80. oilmeal. s3l 1881 80.
COFTEE-New low records for the season
we're established. and prices at the close we're
al the low OF the day with net losses or lVl 10
points The decline appeared TO be due TO an
absence OF demand, which made it necessary
10 offer the market down before what lew sen
ing orders were on hand could be executed
Uavre was u franc below the previous close'
while Hamburg showed net loss or l.dta pig
Cost and freight offers showed little or no
change. Santos 3s and Is being quoted at II .oyc
a. nj If DC IS and IS at Hoo, Wnlle no =
were ar S s5ds soc. spot quotations uncnahseu'
VII" ''' 20 Yester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08

New York March Z, 1917
GRAIN WHEAT - Much OF SATURDAY :
operations consisted in evening up for the
sacrament report, which was made pupllc
eft.r he local market closed. The market
was steady. and closed practically un-
changed. although in the West there Wa
considerable pressure and 1nal prices were
;. a &c lower Cash No hard winter wheat
vas quoted At 81 OOi4. 70 arrive No :
rcd 81 o. elevator domestic: No l Northern
Duluth, 81 03, + anoat, opening or nay
jgation, and 10 Northern Manitoba. 81 O3le,
z o h aaoat CORN-Irregular. with near
positions weak while late months were
steady, and az the close prices ranged from
&c lower to &c net higher. The May posi-
ton was under particularly heavy pressure.
Argentine corn was being offered freely IN
the Eastern markets as low as 6jIc for
June-July shipment. No yellow corn. sOi4 g,
= to arrive. OATS-Quiet and easier IN
sympathy with corn and under liquidation.
Cash market quiet; standard white. ibM
46lsc; ~ .. 46h @47c; No 3. 49, g l6c: No
!: 4jd45i2c: ordinary clipped, - y ~ &c :
fancy clipped. 46d4siac, all elevator. RYE
quiet; No Western G$c. I New YORK
export BARLEY-Steady: mailing, cog
75c I T Buffalo. BUCKWHEAT-Quiet'
silver HUI. 81 30; mixed, 81 3d. japanese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
BUSINESS REVERSES

EDWIN r. JONSON-Petition by Ed
win n. Jonson, salesman al No. 90
Church street, with liabilities s7e,229, as
sets ~, consisting of cash 81 and commits
setta Jonson. $H, 600 money lent between
1903 and 1918 Coal and Iron National
Bank 900. secured, and II. II. Boucher
Manufacturing Company. $1,000 Part OF
the liabilities are accommodation paper
for the Trenton Foundry and Machine
Company, OF Trenton, y. J.
DAVID KOTLER-Petition by David
Kotler. butcher OF No. . Willett street
with liabilities of s4. $40. and assets 50,
debts due him. OF the liabilities $3.50 is
. mortgage on No. 80 Madison street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08

Clearings through the banks last week
1T the principal cities in the United States
were again in moderate volume, although
displaying some improvement over tho
week before. the total, according TO DUN 3
Review" amounting TO S3,14s,79l, 800 a
decrease OF per cent, as compared WIFE
the s3.IJO.56G,75O OF the same week last
voar. New York city reports loss OF
fO3 per cent from last year. which, con-
sidering the interruption 10 business IN
practically all lines by the incleinent
weather may bc regarded rs not alto
rether unsatisfactory. Compared with
lat wear the total Of tho outside cues
shows contraction OF only ! per cent
philadolphia. Cleveland, Chicago, Mime
apolis and St Louis all display more or
loss Improvement. Average daily bahh
exchanges for the year TO date are gwen
below for three years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
BANK STATEMENT
SHOWS CASH LOSS
Surplus Reserve Declines Over
$4,000, 000-LOans and De-
posts Increase.

The actual Clearing House statement
showed decrease In cash Of St1S7.N0
The surplus reserve decreased S9099 600 10
NL676.5oN. Deposits increased $2o,l9i, 000
and loans &I4SSoro Cash decreased
S6ooSoco i'm the average statement. and
the surplus reserve decreased S9776.Joo 10
Ns2l5.s5o. Loans increased s., S9a.co and
deposits $l&7ilo00.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
Receivers Appointed.

JACOBS & TARNOW-Judge Hough has
appointed William Henkel lr., receiver
for Jacobs g. Tarnow, jewellers OF NO. ~
Maiden Lane; bond $2.0p. II was stated
that they had discontinued business ana
removed all the assets from the place.
one reason for the appointment OF re-
ceiver was to ascertain what had become
If snNnral lnnse diamonds.