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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-12
TRYING TO SETTLE
COTTON STRADDLES
Liverpool and New York Ex-
changes at Work on
Problem.

Efforts are still being made to pro-
mote the liquidation Of the s5raddle
interest between the New YORK and
Liverpool exchanges, which now prob
ably represents the bulk Of the out
standing contracts. Comparatively
little progress was reported yesterday,
but commitments arc being gradually
reduced day after day, and it is evil
dent that the management of both eX-
cnany yes is working to complete the
operation. A cable received here I~om
Liverpool yesterday morning annoHAced
a ruling by the Liverpool exchange
which was taken by international in
terests here - meaning that the Liv-
erpool end Of straddles could not be
closed and he other end left out
sanding. This cable, which was ad-
dressed to President Cone, Of the New
York Exchange read as follows: Your
market offering January February
here at cd. Wish you would inform
members that we will allow no trad
ing under 6.12d. Also that no orders
are accepted except through close long
and shorts, and orders to close our
side of the straddle cannot be &C
cepted."
Following the special meeting Of the
board of managers Of the New NoIk
Cotton Exchange the following notice
y;as issued: "In connes5lon with me
foundation CT the August position the
hoard of managers directs every mem
her to state to the liquidating com
mittee before IL o'clock Wednesday
TODAY his entire position in that
month. The board of managers, con-
sidering it for the best interest OF the
exchange that no trades be made be-
low closing prices, requests tnat mem
hers will not trade here below these
nrices. and that they will send no or
iers 70 any otner market except NJ
Inc closing prices" Liverpool also
c,bled that the official futures mar
yat there would rot be reopened ior
- business until 24-hour notlCe
IA heen given the New YORK ana N Lno
O Gel Exchanges. Spot sales OF oUo
Niles were reported in the Eign .;dI
market at 6.5Od. for America" '''D
ding. 49,. ;,d;cated that
,lons are still being discussed , aUt
Dancing Ti the coming crop ard tba Rlan sSp
are being urged to bring s" onesible.
i'.. 80 market as slowly as poSs'Oi;S =,
p ,leo TO reports cireulsIhe w
I go trade circles during the gay eno
S"',b Is Offering cotton a ittie nole
49, 20 domestic mills, but u Mas
II Iee renorted that Japanese ouy
also -, considerable IN the lhIe-
T yior Of fA7 Texas, and it was rumored that
they were paying 10 cents, basis ssSsD % %ili
do big business in goods the &c eom HaT
SCI season, particularly should the wts
continue, and that the requr nrobsbly
S Sr A ali previous records. The laT re-
p Ioit-ts I'D to date this season Japan
has taken about $4,000 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-12
WORK TO EXTEND
|. & G. N. NOTES
NOteholderS Will Not Give
Up Plan Because of
ReceiVership.

Alexander J. Hemphill. president Of
the Guaranty Trust Company and
chairman OF the committee of bankers
which had arranged for a two and one
half year provisional extension of the
international e. Great Northern
Sli,000,000 three-ycar per cent notes
made conditional on an option for
taking control Of the property away
from the Goulds, said yesterday that
the appointment Of receivers in Hous-
ton, Tex, came as a great surprise to
the committee.
The outbreak of general European
war, with the consequent effect on
shipments of cotton in this country,
Mr.. Hemphill said, undoubtedly infu-
enced the court to take summary ac-
ton. According to Mr.. Hemphill, the
plan to extend the notes, which ma
tured August /, will not be abandoned,
and a new agreement will be prepared
calling for deposits. Following a meet
ing of the noteholders' committee yes
terday afternoon this statement was
issued:
con July 81 this committee asked
for the deposit Of the above named
notes in order TO effect, under what is
believed to be advantageous condi-
tons, an extension thereof TO Febru-
airy l, 1917, with interest at per
cent. Unforeseen circumstances have
brought about a receivership of the
railroad and property of the company
before this arrangement could be car
ried into effect, and have made il i'm
practical OF execution at the present
time.
In view of the receivership, it is
necessary that the committee shall
Lave such Iull powers as will enable it
TO act for the noteholGers in any
situation that may arise. Accordingly,
the committee, representing a majority
IN amount of the notes, has consti-
tuted itself a protective committee,
with the broader powers which the
changed conditions have made neces-
sary. under protective agreement
which is now in course of preparation
and under which the Guaranty Trust
Company will act as depositor.
Holders of the notes are requested
TO deposit their notes at once at the
depository. Notes so deposited should
have attached thereto the August 1
coupon, which should be accompanied
by proper federal income tax certifi-
cate. The depositary will accept the
interim receipts of the Central Trust
Company for notes heretofore depos-
tied with it."
The S11,000.000 International &
Great Northern notes which were de-
faulted, both as to principal and in
terest, August / were sold to bankers
in 1911 as part of a reorganization
plan for raising working capital to
take the road out Of receivership. The
property was sold under foreclosure
June 10, 1911, the newly formed COM
pany taking possession three months
later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-12
BUSINESS REVERSES

HARRY 4. WILKUS OVm Morris & Coz
made assignment TO Edmund Wright State
mert in January showed assets, s102, 900, la
bilities, $4,000
HARRY NJ. LAYERS. clerk. 24S Sherman
av.. filed petition, with liabilities 500 SIS;
assets, unknown
AMERICAN RAMIE MANUFACTURING
CO. go broadway. Petition filed by Leslie c.
Hmebeugh sl3S: Samuel Diggle. $3.50; Fred
erick j. Dobbin. s22.
COLUMBIA TRADING CO.. 1912 Lexington
ay.. $40 u. 9Th 81. and $50 Keap st.. rooklyn.
Petition filed by Samuel Levy. $500; Morris
Bohrer slGi; Philip Palevsky So Liabiii-
ties, $1,000; assets, 5000 Judge Grubb ap-
81 OO0
JAMES BERGMAN. druggist. 7O2 Amster-
dam av. Petition filed by Henry Klein & Co,
$40; Johnson & Johnson. SIC: Harris Gill.
S252 Liabilities $1,000 assets s. 0OO Judge
Grubb appointed w. Henkel, jr., receiver;
bond. 81 900
GILBERT :. WINANT. 1866 Jerome av.. filed
petition. with liabilities. sj,793: no assets
SIDNEY L. BENNETT. shoe dealer. 66S
Sixth av. Petition filed by W. H. Lyon. S7O0
NINE. OWENS TOILET PREPARATIONS
CO.. INC. 7G Greenwich ST., made assignment
10 George A. Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-12
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
Notice to Shareholders.

The thirty-third annual general meeting ~
the shareholders Of this Company for the
election Of Directors 20 take the places Of the
retiring Directors and for the transaction VI
business generally. will be held on Nednes-
day. the It'll DAY OF October next. at the prin-
cipsl office Of the Company at Montreal. at
Il O'clock noon.
Special Meetins-The meeting will be made
speclal for the purpose Of considering and n
approved OF authorizing an Increase OF the
present authorized Ordinary Capital Stock Of
the Company by the amount Of seventy-fye
million dollars that Is from two hundred AMI
sixty million dollars 10 three hundred AMI
thirty-hye million dollars. In order TO make IL
accord with the amount for which the Com
pany has the sanction OF the Government. no
portion OF such additional stock to be issued,
however. until the authority Of the share
holders has been obtained at special general
meeting called FOR the purpose.
The Common Stock Transfer Books will be
closed In Montreal. New York and London at
Z r. NJ on Friday. the 2lst day Of August.
The Preference Stock Books will be closed in
London al the same time. All Books will be
reopened on Thursday the 18th day OF October.
BY order OF the Board.
W. II. BAKER. Secretary.
Montreal. August 10th, 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-12
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. August IL
ARMY

Washington. August IL
ARMY.
Col r. D. READ. cavalry. retired.
Capt. W. D. DAVIS, 5th INF, 10 Army SER
vice School, TT. Leavenworth. NOV. Y
First Lieut.. L. FARRELL, 9Th Inf, detailed
professor military science, Mississippi Agn-
cultural and Mechanical College. Sept
First Lieut.. c. J.. SEVERsON, lIth lnf'' Is
tailed professor OF military science. 81.
Johns Military Academy. Delafield, WIS.,
Fist ST. Lieut.. W. f. MOULD. retired. profess
sor OF military science. Missouri Military
Academy, sept. l.
First Lieut.. S D. MAIsE. 18th Cav. ~.
Meade, for temporary duty to Fl. Nae
Leave OF absence: First Lieut. IT, NJ. RIM
MER, Philippine Scouts. one month.
NAVY.
Capt. n. A. MCULLY. naval attachs, 81.
Lieut.. . J. (. fsEMAN. office naval inteln-
Ensign Ensign r. @. coMMAN. to command
Ensign r.. e. THORNTON and Machinist NJ
HUBER. Cleveland, to Naval Hospital
Psymsster Clerk W. r. IowTHER, to Utah.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
Avg. lo-cyolops at Hampton Roads; Prairie
at Puerto Plata Raleigh az Ia Paz; Glacier
at San Diego; Eagle at Key West; South
Dakota West Virginia and Justin At san
Francisco; Abarenda and Piscataqua az
Shanghai
Aug. l1-Clnclnnati az Annoy.
SAILED.
Aug s-Hawk from Buffalo for Lake Huron.
Aug. l0-Pompey from Chefoo for shanghai:
Cyclops from Hampton Roads for Norfolk;
Paire from Puerto Plata for Santiago De
Cuba: Nanshan and Perry from Maz2tlan
for Ia Paz.
Aug. ll-Bainbridge and Chauncey from Chez
foo for Shanghai.
Raleigh, now on west coast Of Mexico, trans
ferred 70 San Francisco.
Justin. now at San Francisco. ordered 20 san
Diego and thence TO west coast OF Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-12
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations

directors Of the Cities Service Com
pany have referred the question Of
dividends to the executive committee,
which will make its recommendation
to the board at some future time
Formal announcement was made by
the company in the early part Of the
current month that payment of fur
Their cash dividends would be deferred
until a reliable forecast could be made
Of the financial situation and the Sc
curity markets.
Aurora, Elgin & Chicago.
The Aurora, Elgin & Chicago
Railroad Company, in its report for
June, shows gross operating revenue
Of Sls6,770, an increase Of 1.07 per
cent and net revenue after taxes of
f7O,O04, decrease Of sl1,47S, equal to
Ia per cent. Surplus after charges
decreased $4,000, to sS5,22O. or loss
Of over 81 per cent. An increase Of
SS2,06S is shown in gross earnings for
the twelve months ended June 80, but
increased taxes and cost of operation
resulted in a loss of over per cent
in net earnings, while surplus showed
decrease of PA per cent from the
preceding year
Pacific Light and Power.
Earnings reports Of the Pacific Light
and Power Company are beginning to
show considerable improvement as a
result of operating the new hydro
electric generating plant at Big Creek.
For the six months ended June 80
there was r decrease of S19l,714, or 26
per cent, in operating expenses, and
in June operating charges were $751;
46S, compared with Sl22,470 in the
same month last year. Interest
charges for the first half of 1914 were
S605, 769, as against S235,53S for the
corresponding period in 1918. This
increase was caused by the fact that
since January /, 1914, interest on the
securities issued to cover the con-
struction of the Big Greek hydro-elec-
trio plant have been charged against
income, while previously this interest
was charged against construction, by
order of the California Railroad Com
mission. Gross revenue for June
amounted 20 S22O,932, a gain Of S9,64l,
and net revenue totalled Sl4S,5O9, an
increase Of S4s,271. For the six
months ended June so gross earnings
were S1,274,S14, an increase Of S12,S9S,
while net earnings increased S213,079,
TO ss27,96s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-12
To Holders Of
CLEARFIELD COAL
IRON COMPANY
FIRST Mortgage n % Ssd ponus

Notice is hereby given as provided in
Article OF the lndenture dated June 10,
1855 securing the above bonds, that sealed
offers will he received up TO . p. ~. on
Monday, September is, 1914, by the GUAR
ANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. at its once, NO. $40 broadway,
New York. for the sale 10 IL as Trustee at
the lowest price at which such bonds shall
be offered not exceeding 1855 and accrued
interest OF sufficient OF the above bonds IL
exhaust the sum OF SiNty-Six Thousand,
Twenty-Two Dollars and forty-six cents
(ts6.6224G).
offers should be sealed and endorsed
"Oners for the sale OF Jefferson Clear
asId coal A. Iron Company 5ss Bonds 20
Sinking Fund" and addressed 10 the
TRUST DEPARTMENT.
JEFFERSON e. CLEARFIELD COAL &
IRON COMPANY,
BY GEO. n. cLUNE. Treasurer.
Dated Rochester. N. u, August 8, 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-12
Money AND EXCHANGE.

-ALL MONEY. per cent. some banks
aans az per cent
TINE MONEY.-The time money market
r.s nominal With some loans made al 9
n cent.
FERCANTILE PAPER.-There was no
slns O. moment in commercial paper. SIX
p cent was the nominal quotation for the
~ names
GEARING HOUSE STATEMENT Tx
.srfss. y-e is 10: balances. SO. 50l. sol. The
.l-Treasury was a creditor 70 the amount OF
wsa.
gB-TREAsURY.-New York banks lost
he sub-Treaiury $4,000 and lost since
iiay NWlHQ.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGES.-Bo par;
Minneapolis. exchanges 20c premium; St
l,sais sec premium bid. SOC premium asked (;
a;real fsac discount: san Francisco, eX-
fsages par.
SANK CLEARINGS Boston, exchanges
LE9US balances Sl.12o. 2ss. Baltimore, eX-
anres s. 551. 0Z8. balances 1851, 81; Chicago,
rtaf ees 81 $40 $50. balances s.. 2l3, 4s3. Phil
4 t.qhla. exchanges 81. 056. 6ss, balances 81
.sS. ST. Louis. exchanges 81. 056, 1b, bal
1es S.s.7sG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-12

-cglIs s0N75c. Frozen-TURKEYs boz
packed Young hens or toms. % ~ Z6c; obi
packed 230 25c: old. 230 CSC: CHICKENS.
broilers. milk fed. i4misc; corn fed, 10
0l7c: roasters soft meated. milk fed. l5H
sfc: corn fed. i4ntsc. FOWLS. box
packed i38f9isc. as 90 size and quality
BOOSTERS. old 1914 013c. ALIVE-Re-
ceipts unloaded the last week. 100 cars by
freight and about . cars by express. some
n more freight cars held on tracks under
limits Supplies fairly liberal OF both fowls
and broilers and prices lower and Irregular.
with most private sales since Monday Of lsc
FOR fowls. lie for Western broilers and
readily but nc has been about top since
Monday. CHICKENS, broilers, 1871 q lsc;
FOWLS. 1874 0i6c; ROSTERS, old, ~
I2bc: TURKEYS, i30i4c: DUCKS, West
ern and Southern. old. 1916; l. !. spring.
i7hc; GEESE. Western and Southern, old.
12Gi3hc: GUTNEAS. pair, 500 Sc; PIC
EONS live, pair 30c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-12
SUGAR.

Refined was firm and higher. Arbuclle.
Federal and Warner quoting on the basis of
8 soc for fine granulatcd. less per cent cash.
while American and Howell were quoting &c.
Sales we're reported Of $1,000 bags TO the
United Kingdom at 5.jOc b. which is
equal 10 q &c on the spot. There was a
fairly active demand on new contracts, while
Withdrawals were heavy, and some refners
were more than week behind their orders;
Raw was strong and higher. centrifugal. 10
test being quoted at j.27c. molasses, 80 test,
at 4.G2c and cost and freight, 414c. sales
were reported Of about l2J 600 bags late on
Monday TO local spectators and rehners al
&C. cost and freight for August. and sales
yesterday included l.sO0 tons OF philippine
sugar In port at J.2jc, 1900 bags OF CSDas
at 4isc cost and freight. and 10000 bags
at 4l4c. Wllett & Gray reported the statis-
teal position at six principal CUBAN porV
I'm tons for the week as follows; Receipts,
900 against 1900 last week, 1000 last year
and none in 1912: exports, 5000, against
u 600 10000 and 2sO0O; stock 2I9 coo,
against 302 900. $4,000 and 100000; centrals
grinding. g. against last week. last year
and 3 two years ago: receipts on tho entire
island IA, 900. against 1000, 10000 and 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-12
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
AUGUST II.
Manhattan.

The following judgments for amounts OF
more than 500 were filed yesterday, the first
name being that OF the debtor:
Albeit, Leon--IA II. Albeit: costs 1927 75
Bishop. Abigail H.-Shefield Fsrms-Slawson
Decker Co. S12T u.
Cleary. James C.-National Nassau Bank OF
y. Y, Sl.CJs J6.
Same-Same 5000 G..
Celia Nicholas-Title Guarantee & Trust Co..
$22G 10.
Cooper. Abraham. and Samuel Hermann.
NJ. Ullman ct al, S1l5 81.
De Pasquale, Pletro-R Romano. 1852 co.
Derry Lingerie Co. and William Derry
7. +. Badanes. sl75 s..
Doelger. Caroline-Stern Pros, s474 As.
Doclger. Charles A.-Same, 1926 49,
ID. II. Smith. Inc. Otto r. Amend. Leslie r.
Dickson. Frederick d. Bates and Albert p.
Observation-Disclosures County Brewing Co..
s.. ia O..
Forsiet Joseph-Allen Nugent Co. s103 Al.
Fort Masonry Co, me, Jacob Friedman and
Jacob katz-Glokner & Blue Co, S2l5 81.
Goldberg, SAMUEL. Boyle. $l0l q, 30
Goldman. Harry-Schlecht & Eliz Co., S266 IS.
Gagliardi. Michelo-P. Gagiardi. s2.0l9 a.
Greenbcrg. Max D.-Montrose Realty Co.,
G1Ssenheimer. Jacobs. Lebowitz ct al.
$3.50 o..
GoIdgraher James D.. and Harry Grossman
C. y. Kapner s2.O17 %.
Gilbert Metals Selling Co. and Joseph NJ
Gilbert. ". Wurster q Co. S209 81.
u. l. sacsett Electric CO.-National India
Rubber Co, S2j7 a.
Harris Mark-Charles A. stoneham Co..
Hastings, Howard-F. Heller. $3.50 90.
Husoher, Observation-Disclosures Distil-
ing Co. Inc, $3.50 IA.
Hyde. W. J.-Hotel Netherland Co,
Holman. F.-Germania Bank Of City Of
New York, s1l547
Kaplan. H.-Friedman Construction Co.
costs. 1858 %.
Kennedy Features. Inc.-New York Tele-
phone Co, Sl02 A..
same-Realty Advertising and Supply Co.
Klein. LIZ. Simon ct al. ssis4 40.
Long. ludwig Baumann & Co, ;l05 %.
LHomme. Civilian Taylor Co, STA o..
Levy. Harry. and Southwestern Surety Co.
People. etc, $500.
Mallory. Roland-W. L. Handy. s494e %.
ManviiIe. G Coleman-sherieid Farms
Slawson Decker Co, Sli7 GO.
Manok G.. N-BrOoklyn Industrial School
Association and Home for Destitute
Meirowitz. VA. Busehbaum. s22s so.
Mendelson, isidor-Everett Investing Co.,
SGS9 g..
Meadow. Dudley-R. A. Mckee 1903 a..
Ostransky. BronisIows-T. Earle ct al.
Pultz, John algonquin Hotel Co.
Rose. Louis c.-H. C. Gere. sll1 81.
Rosenberg. Edward--L Frank. SfIS1
Rene Nicola-W. IL. kilgannon et al.
Reilly. ". PA. O. Jennings. sii62a.
RabiuOwitz. Samuel. David Bergman and
Harry Dunn. NJ. White et al. 1851 Al.
Solomon. Joseph-S. NJ. Barker. s1i6 u.s.
Sharkey. Thomas IA. Levy ct al,
same-ssrne. s3521O
Schneider Press, Inc. and Samuel Lewen-
krohh-F T. Kirk. 1925 40.
The BRONX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-12
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The following railroad reports for
June were made public yesterday:
Chesapeake & Ohlo--Gross ;3.isl l5s, IN
crease 500 $50: net 1851 76S, decrease SO. 50.
Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada-Gross
l7l2 200 decrease Ills. 800; net f25i,OOo, de-
crease q. 80.
Canada Atantic-Gross f50,Soo, Increase
fi3 go: net fls 200, increase G.. 80.
Grand Trunk Western-Gross fl24, 200, de-
crease fi5. COO: net "a. 800. decrease fs,o90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-12
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
Al GlS 81 H.
Manhattan.

The first name Is that OF the debtor the
second that Of the creditor. and date when
judgment was filed
Bremen Herman-D. G. Brussel ct al; July
z, 1910 500 49,
Same-Same: July % 1910 ,i39 IS
Henry Huber Co. Chas. J. Iagliague MIG.
Co and William Bradley & S0n-P. Sulli-
van: Nov. J. 1911. SlZl g.
Algle Robert in. Murray; June s, 1918
released f56i o..
Slender. August, and Tony Martzelf-H. G
Sirobel ct al, April 80, 1914, fl0i 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-12
EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports of merchandise from the
Port of New York, officially reported
at the Custom House, for the week
ended August amounted to Sl2,ofl,-
O56, against s14,670,910 the. previous
week and S13,515,717 in the CORE
spending period last year. Since Jaru-
airy ! s547 ,2sl ,299. against s565,647,4l5
In +hn cnrrasnnnding neriOd last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-12

up on the curb and the consuming trade sup
piled FOR the time being. trading was IN
active Arrangements are helng made 20
supply steamers FOR the Brazilian trade. but
tbis will require considerable time. and the
princlpal drawback AT present Is the Inability
10 sell exchange on London. IN me l0,aI
wore steadily held. Rio was quoted on the
basis Of ot,c for 7s. but santos grades were
relatively nrrncr with e. quoted all the way
from &c to l5c. Statistical position OF Brazil
ian coffee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-12
Columbia Trusts Big Contracts

The Columbia Trust Company has
contracts for certifying sixty issues Of
municipal bonds, aggregating $685.
600. These certified bonds are issued
under a rigid system of safeguards to
protect against oyerissues and forge
ries, and which also provides ready
Identification Of the securities should
owners wish TO dispose Of their hold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-12
L. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. Aug, 1.-The condition OF
+ United States Treasury at the beginning
business to-day was: Net balance In
asrsl fund. ti3S2S2.7il; total receipts
a.ogday. Ssls25g: total payments yester-
a., ti.5S1.3s2 The deficit this fiscal year
ilss.l6Q. against a dehclt OF Ss.495,642
ni year. exclusive Of Panama Canal and
solic oebt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. August IL. 1914
RITTER.

Receipts for week. 46279 packages; last
week. 60 800. exports, -; imports, e39. After
a drop oS a full l2c turing the middle Of last
week the market has recovered the ground
then lost, and closes steady TO frm on the
highest grades Of creamery butter Cream
cry. extras. 2ad3Oc: hrsts. 26d2slA seconds,
2tT2Jisc: state dairy, finest. 2sd20c; good 10
prime. 25hd27iac: process. extras, 24gZ4 nc
f;rsts. 22k623hc; imitation creamery hrsts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-12
Importer Sued for Duties.

A federal recovery suit was brought
Yesterday in the District Court against
Charles Bloch, an importer, of 81 Fifth
av., for goods alleged 10 have been
struggled into this port on the Kaiserin
Auguste Victoria in June, 1912. The
government alleges that the duties on
the goods amounted 10 $64l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-12

The Thompson-Coleman duel, fourth
in the series, painted for us by Sidney
II. Rosenberg, will appear in the next
Sunday Magazine of The Tribune.