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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-11-18
VALLEY

Nov. 9th-Everyb0Ay is enjoying
the fi,o fall weather the weather man
is sending us. g..
Rev. Sabo is slowly recovering
"3o.-aRhis recent illness.
Mari consisting Of Mr.. Gust Lee
and niece. Miss OLGA Gunderson and
MI. and Mrs. Ole Thortvedt and son
came np from Glyndon in the form
er's auto, for short visit at the Os-
ca' TV'ot"o and 0. f. Nelson homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Anderson are
the nroud parents of twin boys born
October 22nd. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Bergseng call
ell at Rev. Sabo's Saturday after
noon. ......~ ..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-11-18

CROOkSTON COLLEGE has add
cl 2 course il auto. gas and steam
engineering. It's courses in shorthand
."-d bookkeeping cannot be eNcelled.
Board and room So to $3.50 per week.
Write for catalog to J. C. Satire,
CroCkston, MINI. adv
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-11-18
School Report,

School Report.
Report of Dist. No. 127s for month
ending November IS, 1914.
Total No. of pupils enrolled, 25.
Average daily attendance, 20.
Those present every day are Ethel
knitter, Hulda Engen and Anna Sal
berg.
Those present 10 days are Hannah
Shern, Lille Knitter, Harry Knitter,
Sadie Johnson. Myrtle Hanson and
Ethel Hanson.-Mattie Vixie, Teach
or
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-11-18
Women Who Suffer Terribly from
Kidney Trouble.

Around on her feet all day-no
wonder woman has backache, stiff
swollen joints, WEAKNESS, poor sleep
and kidney trouble. Foley Kidney
Pills give quick relief for these troll
h!cs. They strengthen the kidneys
take away the aches, pain and
WEAKNESS. Make life worth living
again. They will absolutely drive
out rheumatism, weak back and
swollen aching joints due to kidney
and bladder trouble. Try Foley Kid
ney Pills and see how much better
YOU feel. - Warren Pharmacy, Ell
Quistgard, Proprietor.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-11-18
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
Group

Group
Group scares you. The loud hoarse
croupy cough, choking and gasping
for breath, labored breathing, call
for immediate relief. The very first
doses of Foley's Honey and Tar Con-
pound will master the Group, t cuts
the thick mucuous, clears away she
phlegnl and opens up and eases the
air passages Harold Berg, Mass,
Mich, writes: I'VE give Fol US Hon
ey and Tar to our children for Group
and it always acts quickly" Every
user is friend. Warren Pharmacy,
Ed Quistgard, Prop.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-04

for loosening up muscles, and a row
of defeats are almost certain for both
teams, as they will be battling against
athletes who have been on the coast
most of the winter, and are already in
condition.
Gleason's fear is that his Workmen,
stung by defeat, may cut loose too
fiercely in an effort to stem the tide,
and strained muscles will be their
portion. He will attempt to impress
on them the fact that games won
now do not count in the standing of
the American League, and that they
are only after practice, not scalps.
Ten more days are left the Cubs
in camp at Tampa, and in that time
they will play six ball games, all with
major league teams, complimenting
the st. Louis Browns, They will meet
the real article, however, in Connie
Maek's Athletics.
O'Day has settled his men down to
the regular training camp grind. The
veteran is not trying out any friIls,
but sticks to routine stunts to timber
his men. Tommy Leach mas been off,
cially appointed captain and meas
ured for uniform with gold lace.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-04

Mordecai Brown, manager Of the
ST. Louis Feds, has gone to New York
to put in bids for some of the worlds
tourists who reach home tomorrow.
Koji Yamada and George Sutton
were victors yesterday in the 1872
billiard championship tournament.
The Jap beat George Slosson and
Sutton defeated Calvin Demarest.
Averages in both contests were low.
Bombardier Wells knocked out
Bandsman Blake in the fourth round
in London last night. The danger is
now that Wells will become so inflat-
ed that he will invade the U. S. in
search of more lickings.
Jack Dillon and Jim Flynn fought
ten fierce rounds in Kansas City last
night, the referees decision being a
draw. Dillon was favored by the
crowd, who Kissed the verdict. In the
second round Dillon knocked the
Pueblo man down twice.
Work on the Federal League park
at Addison and Clark streets was
formally begun this morning, an Off
cial tone being given by the presence
of Mayor Harrison, who turned the
first spadeful of earth.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-04
BY HUGH S. FULLERTON.


Superstition is one element in base
ball dope" that no one can figure
out. In fact superstition plays an
immense part in all sports. l had a
letter yesterday from one of the man
ayers of major league team and in
it he said:
1.-THE team looks a little better. 1
think we have strengthened up in
two positions. I would be hopeful
but for the fact that every load of
barrels 1 have seen since leaving
home has been full barrels"
l know this manager well: and his
remark about the barrels is signifi-
cant If he sees load of empty bar
rels on wagon, he is as confident of
winning game as can be. If the
barrels are filed he is downhearted.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-04
JINX KNOCKS THE GINGER OUT OF ANY TEAM
FROM MANAGER TO MASCOT r

OF course, it is foolish, but if l were
the owner of that team would hire
a few wagons, load them with empty
barrels and have them driven past the
hotel several times; or better, have
them meet the players as they are
going to the grounds for practice
The idea that meeting hay wagon
loaded with loose hay brings luck is
general in baseball. l have seen play
ers risk their lives to grab straWs
from such a load to wear in their
caps. Baled hay, on the other hand,
is unlucky.
Frank Chance is perhaps the most
superstitious of the managers. He
has a dozen or more good and bad
luck signs. The worst thing he can
think of is to look at the scoreboard
during a game. If ne accidentally
sees the board, the luck is sure to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25
story Of q Pool.

An average OF over 40. ono shares a day
for the last three sessions has been
the turnover in Canadian Pacific In this
market Meantime the stock has fallen
ii points net, something OF n performance
even for Canadian. In Erie transactions
have been at the rate OF 1000 shares
day in the same time and the price has
dropped IN points, which Ii a fair de-
cline for a low priced stock. These
changes may be considered interesting
in the light Of story OF a big interna-
tional pool formed some time since for
bull campaign in the two leading in
ternational favorites. The pool. which is
supposed to have been composed of in
fuential speculative groups In London
New York and Montreal. appears to have
struck a snag in the Canadian rate de-
cision. which was entirely unexpected and
was subsequently, dissolved. The recent
weakness In the stocks is said to repre-
sent sales by the weaker members rather
than a complete retirement OF their posi-
ton by the pool as a whole. Details re-
garding the scale on which the opera
tons were undertaken and the prices at
which the stocks were carried are lacking.
Presumably. however. the venture was
losing one
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Foreign Liquidation.

As the week has progressed and the
weakness OF the stock market has he
come more and more pronounced II has
oecome evident that the foreign markets
nave been the chief IL not the sole in.
nuence. London has sold stocks here
steadily, yesterdays liquidation amount
Eg to between $4,000 and c.OO0 snares.
me slump In London and the other for
eisn markets seems to have been caused
by an unusual combination of adverse
circumstances. In the first place Mex
ican anairs appear to have received an
unfavorable construction British and
foreign capital Is heavily committed in
Mexico and the passing of the dividend
on the shares of the Mexican Railways
company has helped to emphasize the
pad side OF the present situation in re-
gard to that country. The illness of
emperor Francis Joseph. coming at time
when there are signs of friction between
Russia and Germany, has aroused ap-
prehensfon Of strained political relations
In Europe. The scramble for gold, in
which Russia has taken leading part
whether II Ia q direct result, of these
Things or not, has not served to allay
the uneaslness. The Vienna Bourse had
very bad spell yesterday. and all Rus.
sian securities were heavily sold in Paris
and Berlin. All this was duly reflected
In almost violent weakness in the London
market and In turn on the local ex-
change.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25
Reading's "Fa dea way"

Readings low price OF 1885 was made
in a thoroughly characteristic manner.
Around 10 80 A. NJ sales Of about 5000
shares forced the price through 100 for
the first time. 4 few hundred shares
sold at 1917 and 159% intsrspers.d with
quotations Of other issues. Then the fol-
lowing string of sales occupied "A foot Of
tho tape, Rg, 1900, 1917, zoo "a, 200
y. 500 "a. =. 200, 100. 900. =. 400, 100,
500 X. -, 100. Reading. however, waS
the only one OF the leading active shares
which failed To touch new low price for
the current movement, The 1891 prices
just equalled the low OF Monday. The
explanation OF the comparative trmness
was the fact that the stock sells ex
dividend next week. short sellers who
do not cover up to-day have to pay the
per cent. which comes of the price on
Monday. That may seem small infu-
ence to have an effect in market like
the present. But IL was evidently the
cause for the extra resistance exhibited
by Amalgamated Copper up to Thurs
day For yesterday with the dividend
OFF. copper was one OF the weakest fea-
lures. falling Els points additional.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

quotations yesterday and tnrre Was Jus,
shout enough fancy butter TO meet III:
the irrsgulsrity OF qualify, but this is a.
ways 30 at Ihis season oi the year. II Is
satisfactory, The pressure to SCI held but-
.r N-s not so strong a. heretofore There
WA q tar movement Of ladie stock Pr. eos
Mas steadier than II had been with pa, k.ug
sto' IN demand ami arm. Market Closed
,.si nisht Ia god SPndit'on. iriteA fn,.o"
tr,js. -lg 22c., state dairy. finest, gi.g.lc.
good 10 prime, 22n 2ic., process, extras, 400
-g'.r., drsts. lNploc adies, current hrsts.
m4a. pH 81 80 30 SS.ts"'
tHEEsE-Tradins yesterday Was Only
frale oi fresh make f ior oa, 81 Town ,Tais
as hish as ne, Market is IN better con
is moving better Prices we're: STATE, who.-
NIX held as TO quality, l3H 100 fresh
fPe' ,,s.s ' !ssSlt s'%'e skim: ned
500 10 gh2i Tsd, 80 ior Poo, TO f%,r 'a,sG
Spevuatofs were buying storage ked aud
demand was su,h ~ t. Increase the mar
Net -. ON the hiEhest srsdss The under
grades we're not 30 nrm, and seconds NeT-
on &C. Nearby stock remained about
steady, with little nrmer feeling Duck
ana goose esss are how ana not waited.
i'rirrs follow Fresh gathered, extra, 2.c.,
storage packed, hrsts co.'s g-ll.c; regular
pa. kei, hrsts, 10. seconds, 49,. 20
l9'.c, Pennsylvania and nearby h,nneTy
whites large fancy, 42ig u23r h,uuery
hrpMns' ~ y s-' brown aud u.Ned colors,
100 gl"., Balsimore ducks, 29u .Sc, West
southern lsu2lc Goose 3Ort0c
LAVE POULTRY Market cleaned un IN
good shape yesterday. with nrmer feel
lns only ears we're unloaded and the
express runs were small There were re-
ported sales Of lS'sr. tor heavy Northern
fowls. There ws~ uue iull ear sold at lsr
There MAS 40 auction yesterday, 49, tn.
TO arrive to day has been made Al 1910
WIN the owners holding for zoe. The en-.
lire market at the close was hrm. with
foNs. Western, lgalslsci southern and
southwestern, lsr lslgc. old BOOSTERS lsf 10
l2Ar broiIsrs, $50 zoe, turkeys l5al6,..
dnrhs $50 iyr,i geese, llci guinea fowls,
DRESSED fouLThN Trading for tn.
week wls well over las night and market
easier prices on fowls. only the larger and
batter quality IN fresh Killed wa in de.
M, mhs"d lS'n me iG,rt,r tow. were easy At
Old rpostcr- Mcr" slow and trinc oasi,r
rr4Seh p'n iry W. IN ar demand, cspr-
Of fowls aNeruging as lbs. To the dozen
TO arriy" Monday at lee Their. Wa dc.
There was snle yesterday Of $1,000 lbs Of
NIX fed hroi'ers At s3c for small $40
sna zoe for srs@ TSrMssys rsre nrm snd
turkeys average ~, ?iM23c. Rrotlers.
ttlh.s,aaclphl.a fancy ~, ls. each; a, IL,
coarse, i,c. Fowls Western boxed SO ib,
,nd over 10 dozen isc Ss 10 az lbs, ~ a
s. ' VICE. 50 ,, Gs 'sgisIG il" ssrr,,,so
Western and Southern, poor ltai5o
lSd,ss,. 'I,,pF. Long iI,s"G zee "a
dozen t,2Iat'1o, N, te5on,': 10,
hens and som, iSs.so ken,acsS s,s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25
STRONG STATISTICS
FAIL TO AID COTTON
UndcrtOnc Heavy in Face of
Bullish Figures for the
End Of the Week.
WEATHER Is FAVORABLE
Only Complaint Is Of Low Tenn.
pcratures, Retarding Ger
minatiOn Of Seed.
WEATHER Is FAVORABLE

Cotton was rather heavy yesterday. and
Notwithstanding some local bull suppor,
on the strength of bullsh week end fig.
ures the undertone was easy and nrice.
closed at the bottom, showing net de.
cline Of to IL points. Liverpool wa,
better team due and spot sales reached a
total of 10000 bales, which is a large,
business than the recent average. Tber,
VAS fairly good buying shortly after the
local opening and prices ran IN a few
points only TO settle back under the
weight Of liberal inside selling. The bull
fish weekly figures failed to stimulate any
buying OF consequence and trading in the
afternoon was light ana chiefly profes.
sional.
According ~ the New York Cotton Ex-
change the into sight for the week WAS
1O6,So6 bales. against 10000 bales last
year. The total for the season to date
Is i3,599,lS7 bales. against 12.g36.UiS last
year Spnners' takings for the week were
a12,sS5 bales. against 2O0Gls last year.
The decrease In the visible supplv of
American cotton is 10000 bales against
$4,000 last year. The visible supply of
American cotton is now 3,3sl.O00 bales.
against S.s2s,000 last year. The interior
statistics showed up rather bullishly. with
against $4,000 last year. and shipments of
$1,000 bales, against 60. 000 last year.
The total stock at the counted interior
towns is now $4,000 bales. against 444, 900
last year
Sentiment was slightly unsettled by the
cabled denial OF the International Fedora
ton of Spinners. stating that the fedora
ton had ISSUED no estimate placing con-
sumption at 10000 00 bales. This denial
was somewhat superfluous. as the figures
were merely deduced from other statis-
ties compiled by the federation and is
tued In lis annual report
The May option was rather weak. not
outstanding the general belief that very
little cotton will be rendered on May con-
tracts at the first notice day on Tuesday.
Ii II believed that the cotton now in the
local stock. amounting to more than S.
600 bales, will be reserved for deliveA
later in the summer. probably on the
July and August options
Weather advices from the South are
generally favorable. although some stress
- laid by Southern correspondents on the
cool weather and its tendency to delay
termination OF newly planted seed. The
soil is in an excellent state of preparation,
however. and with higher temperatures
conditions would be ideal.
Futures closed barely steady. to IL
points lower.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25
THE STEEL MARKET.
Track spikes Lowsr-Other Prod
nets Unchanged .. Price.

The steel market shows no improve
mcnt and orders during the last few
DAYS have been slow. Makers Of track
spikes have reduced their prices 81 per
ton by selling In plttshurs at &1,40 per
lOo pounds. Other steel prices are un-
changed Hand 10 mouth buying is the
rule and demand Is light
There has been slight Improvement in
car business and several larR. orders
were booked Most Of tho inquiries now
In the market will probably not he placed
before summer. with the exception of
the Pennsylvpnia rail order, rail inquiries
are small and few.
The Daily Iron Trade Repie,O saws.
"Pittsburg pig iron dealers report re-
quests for suspension Of shipment are
moro frequently heard, especially Of steel
making grades ~ iron. Althoush Con-
nellsville coke production Ia being cur
tailed, prices have no, improved snA
PROMPT furnace fuel has been offered at
flsh. Fifteen hundred active ovens were
put on the idle list last week, Railroads
continue accommodating large iron and steel
requirements, which must come to the
market shortly"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Conee Closes One Point Lower a..
Two Points HiEher.

Yesterday was first notice day for
the May delivery and tenders amounted
10 about $4,000 bags. This was Some
what lighter than expected and appeared
10 encourage further support. From an
opening level that was practically un-
changed prices declined about 5 points
under local selling. but recovered most OF
the loss in the later trading. or the total
sales OF l36.750 bags switches from Nav
TO SepteTber contributed heavily Clos
ing prices were point lower to 2 points
higher.
The Havre market opened |, fr. higher
and closed !. fr. lower. Hamburg started
unchanged to /. pfg. higher and finished
unchanged TO y pfg. higher Rio No. Z
was unchanged at 5000 At Santos No
was unchanged at $500. while No. I
there was also unchanged at $4,000. Rio
and Santos receipts totalled ls, 900 bags
against 5000 bags last year. Sac Paulo
had 5000, against 5000. and Jundiahy
had 5000, against 1000.
New York and New Orleans warehouse
deliveries OF Brazilian coffee on Thurs
day were 21.66i bags. and for the four
DAYS OF the week they were 1908 bags.
Prices were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
wheat 10 Lower On Rains West
Corn ALSO Lower.

weather Developments again eoverned
ne course of wheat prices, and on the
luf,her rains in Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa
ana Missouri, as well as In spring wheat
'Nfriiory, the market declined to slightly
lower levels Trading interest was mainly
professional and for the greater part OF
me session prices moved within very mar
TOW bounds
A. ~, opening the tone was firm on
we cables and small receipts at primary
Mounts hut the poor cash and export de-
mana i'nuttrd, added To the optimistic
.'41 r'"s, prompted recent buyers to
.NHustr. Northwest markets were es-
''.d'N heavy owing to the favorable
'"H as to progress Of seeding In the
'"I.hs wheat belt BrddStrfet's exports
" ihs week were 2,765.000 bushels,
's"''s' % SOS 600 the preceding week and
.'.p last year since July ! total
',.'rs we're 2l2,612 600 bushels. against
"Np last year ana l3o,3i20o0 two
tedis I-o Argsntine wheat exports for
mo "r'N were 632. 600 bushels against
'i' '"" lu- preceding week and i,i32, QUO
+C Indian wheat exports were
'h'N rVsuels, against s0,000 the proceed
VIZ "'-n and 6tS,O00 last year.
'.- Weakened after displaying early
h' NHlch was due to light Argen-
i.' tH reurs and claims of large en-
i't' '''r "' Chicago corn for the East
.trlblS were silldll ana snip
Ar.r r'arly three times greater
=" .I.i 'cuJ. adv,cA: iron, Argentina
t'"IE weather. however, induced
'..' the longs and values lost about
N.t' IiIl,. exports for the week were
IsIcls against i,il2 1000 tho pre-
and g1h coo last year, Brad-
'Appits were 1000, against
'.e preceding week and l,l25,O0o
'rs' d' ucd about &c. with trading
''. a t'ttur,le-.s. Advlces from the
''.. ''f ltturahle and cash demand Was
a- Light Argentine exports for
Nrrr '0a00n0 bushels,
'""'fu NdICT sHNs; "itHinfall IN
ain al States Wvht of the Mis-
...rr has been deficient, and in
h.rsar, Nebraska and Oklahoma
-'rlDta that viii require soak
Light rains have fallen the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN, April 2l.-Trading here con.
tinued active, with q generally lower tone
points Thursday to 40h, was q strong
feature, selling at AN. up en- The pre-.
ferred gained IA to SIN. Greene
Cananea lost 81. to ~, and Utah Copper
weakened IN. to 52Ss. Chino Copper lost
2 points to 37ls. Calumet and Arizona,
Butte and Superior. Franklin, Lake Cop.
per and North Butte each lost frac-
tionally. In the industrials. Massachu-
sets Gas declined point to 81, and
United Fruit lost "a. to 155%. United
Shoe and American Tel each lost
fractionally. In the rails, New Haven
was a weak feature, with a recession of
2H points. to 65% The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25

past few days in central Kansas and Ne.
oraska and the weather indicates addi-
uohai rainfall Tho general prospect in .
ca.es a large crop and actual damage re-
portea from any cause IL the smallest
recorded, indicating an exceptionally hixh
WHEY wheat acreage May to be
Chicago prices wer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
psny and Term. SIX. Amt Payable
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY

Appellate Dlvision--Supreme Court-Re.
supreme Court-Special Term--Part IL
Before Davis, j. Court opens at 1850 A
VI. FIX parte matters. Trial Term-Psrt
VIII before Emerson, j. Nos g073 297%
surroEate's Court-Cham bers--Befors Co
hHlan, $. No day calendar,
city Court-special Tsrm-Psrt II-Be
fore Smith, !, Court opens at 10 A. NJ, Elk
parte matters.
KINGS COUNTY
supreme court-Special Term--Before
Kelly J. Litigated motions Court opens
a. 10 A NJ. Before Scudder, J. FIX psrte
matters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25

The latest addition 10 the Dazcl feet
OF tugs WIN hs launched Tins morning AZ
the yard ~ w A Brown Sons Al rotten.
VILE staten Island The rev boat. which
Is To be named Fred y DalzelI. is IO3 fe,t
long, - feet beam and 10 feet uepth of
hold She Is 10 be titt,d with high nrcs
sure engine, with cylinder - to 90 inches
As mo 'us Is /" bear his name Comma.
dore Dslzoll viii be sponsor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, April 24.--This market de-
veloped an carrier trend to-day, due 10 the
unsettled condition In the East. Chi
cago Pneumatic Tool declined . points,
while Peoples Gas. Diamond Match, Union
Carbide and Sears showed moderate
losses, Bonds active. with price changes
irregular The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25
THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
SOllNIkN kAIILMAA 10

NOrrcr L ii itlpIti, IN ~. Nk Nm i'I.
nHt' Meeting ~ the Stockholders Of The
Lake Shore and Michigan southern Rii!wsy
toTphu. FOR the election NJ pirs TOR. and
for the t.auss 90 such other business
as may he brought before mo meeting will
he held at the NriuClDsl once % the com
ptnk. IN CleNeaut OHIO. on the FIRST
WEDNESDAY ,helaE mo eth daSt OF MAY
lslt ~ 10 oclc,h \ n TIE PoN viii con-
tinne omen 70. one hour thereaftcr
n rider Of thA BOARD ~ Direriors
DWIGHT " pARDFr S.-r,,,yv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25

cUkuI IT HTIHHtII'TId TFHTIITIk IHteTestB
purchased 10000 bags OF raw sugar In
the local market yesterday on tho baais
OF 3.0+c., or three points higher than the
recently prevailing quotation. At the close
of business refiners were bidding sole
but no sugar was offered at lower than
3.04c. Tho refined market was without
important feature, All refiners were Arm
at 3,s5c, for fine granulated, allowing the
usual discount OF per cent. the Federal
company allowed an extra ! per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25
Receivers Appointed,

supreme Court By Justice Davis-Walter
\. Hurke ~ Little italy Realty Company,
John T. BOttomey Marie |. constabl. w.
Samuel liaues Phoenix lngraham; Abra-
ham livinstl"n " Morris Trachtenbers
Henry Friedman.
nv Justice lehman- Mary q Horton ws
Monaton Realty Investment COrpurs Ion,
Jeremiah r. Aahoney,