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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
PUBLIC NOTICE.

sTJPREME COURT, APPELLATE D1yISION-l
FIRST DEPARTMENT.-IN THE NAlIEH
Of the Application OF MANHATTAN RAIL I;
WAY COMPANY for tho appointment OF three !
commissioners TO determine ana report wnethers I
additional tracks and facilities on the second
Avenue line or route OF its elevated faltoaas
New York. as determined by the Public Ser
vice Commission for the First District OF they
state OF New York. ought TO DO constructed !
and operated.-Second Avenue Additionai
Tracks and Facilities.
PUBIIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. Frederick {. Tanner, Harry
w. Forbes and Edward Z. Crowley. having oy
an order OF the Appellate Division OF me Su-
partment entered in the above entitled pro-
ceeding on the c3rd day OF January, 1914. bear 1,
ing date the 10th day OF January, lsls, peea
APPOINTED commissioners 10 Determine ana ie,
port. after due hearing. whether the additional
track or tracks and facilities on tho second
Avenue line or route OF Manhattan Railway
Company's elevated railroads In the Borough
OF Manhattan, in the city OF New YORK, as de-
termined by the Public Service Commission Tor
the First District OF the State OF New YORK,
set forth in the petition Of Manhattan Halfway
Company, presented 10 the said Appellate ID.
vision on the fist day OF November, lsiS, ana
aled in the Office OF the Clerk OF said Court on
the same day, ought TO be constructed ana
operated, do hereby appoint saturday, the lith
day OF February 1914 at 10 O'Clock In the fore
noon OF that day. at me oiice OF pe,nh
Manhattan City OF New York. as the time ana
place for the first sitting. and that AT such
sitting and at such adjourned sittngs as may
be thereafter held. they viii hear all persons
interested in the said matter
Dated, New York. January 5lst. 1915
FREDERICK &. TANNER,
HARRY W. FORBES.
EDWARD G. CROWLEY.
JAMES I. QUAckENBUSH. Attorney Tor
Manhattan Railway Company, l65 Broadway
Borough Of Manhattan. New York. y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
AMERICAN CAN co.'s
EARNINGS FALL OFF
Decrease of $927.253 in Net-Per-
centage on Common Reduced
by Bigger Interest Charges.

TheAmerlcan Can Company, which has
been sued by the Department OF Justice
under the Sherman antitrust act. in It's
report for the year ended December 81.
1913, issued yesterday. showed net earn
ings OF ss.5s5,67e a decrease OF s927. 25S.
compared with the previous year Allow
ing six months interest on the $4,000. 900
debenture bonds issued on February J.
1918, and for depreciation and charges for
Improvements. there was n balance OF
sS,0S29l7. DeductinG the interest accrued
on the debentures from August !, the bal
ance was A,7n.25l. equal to : per cent on
the Sn 1888, 300 perferred stock and a. ~ per
cent on a similar amount OF common out
standing This compares with $50 per
cent earned during 1912. on April !. 1918.
there was paid to the holders OF the pre-
ferred stock "a per cent on account of
back dividends. amounting to 50. SCI, Ss2. The
proceeds from the sale OF the bonds were
used indirectly to pay off the back divi-
dends. although the company referred to
NEtUl 81 btiiS Bdiu li'ih SUI i4NS tHAi
ings" In his remarks to stockholders
President r s Wheeler said in part:
In carrying out the general policy OF
providing the best facilities for meeting
the wants Of the trade. there was eX-
pended during the year for new construe-
ton and equipment the sum OF S556.ls1.
chiefly at Baltimore New Orleans. Joliet
and haywood, H.; San Francisco ann
San Jose, Cal: Detroit. Toledo, Brooklyn.
Fairport and Rome. y. Y; Indianapolis.
Niagara Falls. ont. and Vancouver. r. c.
The coming year promises well. Ger
tain crops short last year may be reason
ably expected 10 produce normal quanu-
ties, and the canned goods market is gen
orally in good condition. Experts in the
trade predict very good year"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04

cry KNOBS. 100 bunehes, Sass c ssls-
white, slas4 45 bbl, 81 50as1 70; red s ee,.
s SYSS lr 40 g sssss ,o sn red ton sass
Fla state 81 1892. basket. 75cgsl. box, ~
Gs1 y. CAULIFLOw ERs, basket 81 zog
:. 90 o. box 81 2Sas2 EGg ~ IE6RsFRS 40
box, s3ass So bermuda s2as2 30; LEEks.
esl So Dol. 81 50qss 90. MINT. half box. 81
dS1 so. OYSTER PLANTS, 100 punches. $40
So: PARSLEY. crate. 75casl; curly. Dbl. 81 -
basket. $685. small. s2asi, PARsN1Psi Dol.
81 5Qgs2 PEPPERS bss J s5 J.. %'g 81, 10
s. 259sS: marrow. 81 25Qs2 80: white. box
s. . white, siGsi 90 TOMATOES. carrier.
y P POI tITRY&AfisfviEwR unloaded for
the week 90 carloads by freight and about ;
cars by express some cars more ~ freishi
held on tracks under limits This week opened
with advices indicating lighter supplies. o1lf
100 carloads listed BY freight This and firm
Western advices have caused stronger hold
ing OF both fowls and chickens and prospects
OF an advance IN prices. but market not settled
a. a late hour on Tuesday. DRESSED-Re-
ceipts for the week =, e4l pkgs Fresh tur-
keys scarce but few desirable Fancy roasting
chickens scarce and firm. but nearly all re-
celpts coarse and STACEY. Fowls exceedingly
slow. especially box packed. TURKEYS. dry
lected. fancy, &c; barrels. DC: average. no
&c. scalded. fancy. &c. Ohio and Michigan.
scalded. fancy. p. Tennessee and Kentucky.
average. 22923c: poor. 1870: Texas. average.
&c, old hens 23c. old toms. 22c: broilers. dry
packed. IL 10 box. milk fed. fancy. IS 70 - n.
1926. % 10 - ID. 22G23c: corn fed - - -
~ 25Q24c: prime. % 20 30 ID: 2ic: CHICK
EMS. drv packed II 20 box. soft meated. milk
fed 81 to ~ ID 20 dozen. lsc: 90 ID and over.
DC. IS 10 and over 20c ~ 10 80 10. l5c. corn
fed. 81 70 ~ 10. l6g16lsc: 90 II and over, isc.
As 10 and over. isc; IS 20 90 IL. lfc: broilers.
barrels. Philadelphia. fancy. "a TO 2 n each.
sOc. average. 24625c: Pennsylvania. fancy. y
d2sc. Virginia, milk fed. &c; roasting Phla-
delphia. fancy. 24Q25c: Pennsylvania 1890.
Western. milk fed. fancy lac: n each. l7c.
corn fed. fancy. n. l7lac: 4 10 "A ID. 17c:
Michigan fancy. i7,sc Ohio "a and Other West.
10 ID each. 2sa3oc; 70 N. 26G27c. SLIPS. 20
a21c: Ohio. 10 and over. 24c: 20 ~ 2iw
&c: other Western. large, 2'c: 70 n. :i@'
Western. boxes 90 ID and over 10 dozen. dry
picked 49, 4s 70 IS 10. 17i3c: IS 20 A. 10. lie.
80 to ~ n iGc: 80 to 81 ID. l5c; under 30 u.
14d15c: barrels. Western. dry picked. 3 10.
each. lie: h.. I6l5c: 81 10. l5A1l6c; 3 u !
and under. l5c: southern and Southwestern. I
dry picked. average f5G1sisc; Michigan. /.
scalded. fancy. 17c; mixed. Ice; Ohio and other
Southern. poor. l2Q14c; COCKS. old. 1sc;
DUCKS. Ohio and Michigan. spring. fancy.
Ice: other Western. choice. 15Gi6c; average.
lac: poor. I0712c: SQUADS prime white 10
N to DOZEN s. 80: 8 10. 81 50ns5; 10, s. ~; !
Ilb; $50; 10 e'5 h. 81 1888; DARK ark, 8 e;
MILK AND CREAMgrhs marks. Is dull. +,
the supply exceeding the demand. The market I
value is considered to be s% cents for grads
The receipts OF milk and cream IN 4o-quars
cans for the week ended January 81 were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
WHEAT LOSES
MONDAYS GAIN
Corn and Oats Also Easy
and Close Lower
Coffee Declines.

Early steadiness in the wheat market
was lost in the late trading yesterday
when IL was found that there was no
alarm in European markets over posi-
BILE scarcity Of supplies. Prices lost the
gain of Monday and closed at the bottom
for the day, with net declines Of nc TO &c
last figures being at practically the clos
ing Of last Saturday. Corn felt the press
ure Of Argentine supplies, and with lower
Western cash markets futures here de-
clined net i4c TO &c. oats followed corn
on the down grade, losing &c to CSC late
after being steady in the early trading
Heavy receipts at Brazilian primary
points continue to depress the market
here. although producing markets hold
steady Bulls were not inclined TO be en-
thusiastic on the buying side. and the
market lost . to 10 points net for the
day under realization sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
FORECLOSURE SALES.

sTPREMF COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York-Albert Jarmulowsky et al. Plain
tins against James c. Russell FL al. De-
fendants-In pursuance OF a judgment or
foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered
in the above-entitled action and bearing
date the 18th day Of January. 1914 J. me
undersigned, the referee In said judgment
named. will sell at public auction. at the
Exchange Salesroom. Nos. 14-l6 Nesey stree,.
I'm the Borough OF Manhattan. city Or New
York. on the 10Th day Of February. 1914 az
10 o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph p.
Day Auctioneer. the premises directed py
said Judgment 10 be sold ana therein oe
scribed follows. All that certain Io' OF
land with the building thereon erected sit
nate I'm the Borough Of Manhattan. CITY OF
New York. bounded and described as tol-
lows. Beginning at a point on the norm
erly side OF one hundred and twenty-louI.n
Street distant two hundred ana seventy
f2TO1 feet easterly from the northeasterly
corner OF one hundred ana twenty-toorln
Street and Second Avenue and running
thence northeriy parallel with seconu ~ ~.
nue. and partly through party wall one
hundred (1OO) feet, eleven (l1) inches 70
the center line OF the block between ono
hundred and twenty-fourth ana ohe nu.
dred and twenty nth Streets; thence east
erIv along said center line twenty GOD Feet.
thence southerly parallel with Second Ave
nue. and partly through party wall one
hundred GOO) feet, eleven tll) inches' 10
the uortherIy side OF one hundred and
twentv-fourth Street and thence westerly
along the same twenty COO feet 10 the point
premises conveyed 10 Harriet l.. Russell oy
lane Greer by deed dated May 14th, 1883
and recorded in the ONCE OF the Register OF
The Coustv OF New York, June 4th. 1855, in
Liner 2I4g Of Conyeysnces. page 1l2 Said
premises being now known as No SO East
i24th Street, In the Borough OF Manhattan
City OF New York
dated. New York. January 22nd 1914
PHILIP ]. McCOOK. Referee.
THEODORE X MCCARTHY. Attorney FOR
Plaintiff. 40 Exchange Place, Borough OF
Manhattan. New York city.
The following Is a diagram Of the prop
erty 70 be sold. It's street number Is 325 East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
TO SELL THE ORIENT ROAD
Bondholders Expect to Bid In
the Property at Auction.

Kansas City. Feb. S.-Assets OF the
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient hailroad
are TO be sold within sixty days for not
less than Ss.coo.0cO. under an order signed
in the federal court here to-day by Judge
John G. Pollock.
Judge Pollock announced that ne "ouio
fix the date Of sale and name special
master to take charge Of IL as SOON as
solicitors for the oondholders Informed
him Of their readiness for such action
Samuel W. Moore. local solicitor for the
bondholders, said bondholders' commit
tee already appointed probably wo-'d bid
in the property and turn 1t over to re-
organized company agreed upon by the
bondholders. Frederick Hurdle, or Lon
don. English member Of the oondholders
committee. is ready TO retinance the rcad
as soon as the sale is completed, accord
ing 10 Mr.. Moore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The demand for tonnage Of all kinds was ex-
ceedinsly light. and little was accomplished IN
chartering Quotations 20 Liverpool Ion. IN
and Glasgow. I'd nominal. Rotterdam. 8sn4c
asked: Hamburg. 32is pigs nominal; Bfemel
80 pigs nominal; Hull. ga france Bristol, IA
February. Antwerp %. Cork. for orders = % .
picked ports large tonnage. Is tduls lv..i :.
cotton TO Liverpool per 100 ~. &c CHAR
TERs-British steamer. 10000 cases petroleum
New York or Philadelphia. 10 two ports ans
tse River or North China .u'1c. feoiusi .
british steamer gp4 tons West India trade.
one round trip. basis &C. prompt. orwegian
steamer, 2sl tons. same. IL months. to-1. Fet-
10 Rio de Janelro Si3 5o. April May. bark. ~,
tons. lumber. Port - Joe. Fla. TO Porto hlcO,
50 IS. schooner. s65 tons. lumber. JacksonNiie
10 New YORK. private terms. schooner. "'i
tons pilinz jacksonville 20 Philadelphia. prl-
vate terms; schooner. go tons, coal, fhiAdel-
phia TO Boston, private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
COTTON AGAIN
SPLITS CHANGES
February Option Gains, but
Other Months Show
Declines.

.,.sl Of March LIQUIDATION in the
.,erket caused further nervous
Gov. yesterday. and after an early
re- rrices eased OF. closing stesdy
ret eain Of s points on Febru-
g. h.t generally 5 TO 3 points lower.
see -@,ss,on committee Of the Cotton Ex-
4~' viii meet after the close OF bust
might 10 TX the differences be-
- e-ades OF cotton when delivered on
''...c.s Cor the remainder OF the season,
uncertainty as 70 Developments I'm
~ connection probably accounted for
~ the March selling. That month
.,-,sined its premium az compared with
=, however. The market opened steady
- advance Of 10 points and sold
-, 10 s points net higher early.
-s,. cables. continued large spot Gales
: rsverpool and the failure Of sdvices
=. ,he South 20 indicate any change
!. ,,s SPOT situation inspired some scat
- huvinc The market. however. soon
,..,c,ed under realizing. increased offer
-, n near months and foreign selling
= Nav and July. a few stop orders were
'...,,.cred on the break which carried the
.-,,ve months about 5 20 : points me-
-. hit after the close Of Liverpool the
-.,,,,r became less active and prices
..r,ed 4 few points from the lowest on
.,,s-4ne. The market closed within
-. mr. Two O. the lowest southern ad-
- continue 10 indicate preparations for
large crop. and fertilizer concerns
.,-,ss claim that their shipments 10
-, south tbs year will be the largest
-, 1915. southern spot markets as Of
eesuy reported were lice lower 10 l-loc
s,eser. generally unchanged The local
-,-tet held quiet and unchanged at
.,-sr for middnng upland no sales
-,-,- contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
National Surety Co. Elects.

g.. .be regular annual meeting OF the
t,.-s NJ directors OF the National surety
Co~nsny. held YESTERDAY the foliowins
we're nominated as members Of the execu-
~. committee 81 the hoard Of directors:
Franklin O Brown. s. Reading Bertron'
Rie~ar Duval. Alanson j. Lathrop'
,os- G.. Mccall. samuel McRoherts. sam
q. Sloan. Prank r. Keech. Felix NJ
Ws-blrr and =. r. brainerd-
William B joyce was reelected presi-
5.u; o. Tie company after having served
Is PRESIDENT Tor ten wears. William j.
c-fr was reelected first vice-president
and general solicitor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Broad Trading in Late Rally
Odd Lots a Feature.

Trading on the Consolidated Stock Ex-
change broadened in the afternoon when
prices rallied after an early reaction. odd
lot business covered a wide range Of the
specialties as well as the standard stocks.
Sales Of 49.cso shares were distributed
among sixty-two different issues.
Amalgamated Copper and U..ion Pacific
were particularly strong In the final al
vance. ON the opening call American Beet
Sugar was sold at 2S'a, the Only sale OF
that stock In Wall Street for the day.
Prices on the call we're generally firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER.-The local street market for cop
per was firm, with lake quoted at 15c nominal.
electrolytic at ANGELO and casting 1850
14s.c Standard copper on the Metal Ex-
change was quiet at IA T3c asked for spot. Feb
ruary March. April and May. In London cop
per closed quiet at fc9 % 81 for spot and
fes 12s "a for futures.
spot February and March. April, io3I-p
40 62iac: Nay and June. 40.60q4o size. In
London tin closed firm at Elsa 5s for spot and
f1s5 12s Cd for futures
LEAD-Quiet: New York. spot, +iOd4l5c.
and East ST Louis 1860 bid; London closed &C
f20 Is 90.
IRON-NiddIesboro No 3. 6is 4isd In Lon
DON Tho local market was steady az Sl31Sl5 90
for No | foundry Northern and Sl4 1oQslo p
for No . Northern, No Southern, ana sott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04

TOTVNITE TIIETTIFITTT
than 500 were fled Yesterday in New YORK
County. the first name being that OF the debtor
Manhattan.
Ash Vim. H.-Empire Tire Co, 500 IS.
Abrams. Hyman-M Brown. 81. lO5 IS.
Almond Daniel-United Gas Improvement, Co..
S222 Is. ,
BrodT' solomon T. and Rose-H. Gereriz ct al.
Blsck Mary-saks & Co.. sos %.
Barracano. Frank-1eXas Co. $a9o y
Ssme-same s403 63. -
Butinsky NORRIS. II. Glitter 500
Bonacci. Domenick-Catskill Vitrihed Brick
Garter T,, Lou Louis R.-Palm Fechteler & Co..
cosse g Michael n. and Victor c. Ball-R.
pea 1Sno DsS avid =. Irving Rafsky and Joseph
cohen-Public Bank OF New fork oi'S'
psyidson. Lillian L.-o Hitchins. s2l7 81.
Diamond. Charles. and Philip Landau.
ps GSh' pan nG'D P f. Nagle. 5000 80
Dav James RI. Herb 81 al. So Al
Doeiger. Chas. Ar Fitzpatrick, SOS 81
Eidt. John C-M. Horowitz: 1894 80.
Frltsch. Henry CT r. Bccmcke ct al; sSSl ~
Fagin. Samuel. Vietor; $40 a. 80 ,,rsd
Ginsbarg. Inc.-L. n. Abenheimer s., - 81
corson. Abraham Peoples National Bank. OF
,, BrSok. Tgim;otbvIw. Geisner: A.5s,bs
tIsn,iin John-Hannis Distilllng Co; $40 10.
Li"irer Hyman-b Kolker s5Si 60.
Eniner Renne-I. Levy. 1906 -.
isndv yetta-B. Jane. $50 -
lSrCormack Thomas J.-Columbia- knicker-
bocLer Trust Co. $50 s..
,, ooSs1 REGINALD H.. jr.. trustee-E. A. Den
ton: s.. 145 80 - p.,oi. p.hi,o,t.h-
B Harrison ct al >IiSe ~. .rsss,
Martin Frank E.-E F. BlsIsdeh' 800 -
snhaisrtz Maa-F. Acker. 500 81,
,,ILsnasi Louis and Abraham-b. X. Good
n nov, Ivlius-F1eck & Hllman. Hs. Is
CO., Rosa-B Gluck. N.Al ~ - =,
ro,,nkins william w ana Elsie "'H H.
Bauer. s.. 33S g. - ~ csyr. 81 al 1851 q.
M a,'Is. Gottiieb-B TroupisnskN. sSse 10.
Noie,,. Gas and Electric Company Ino'.as
~s.ni,t William II. Johnston an ~
-. Walker-General Electric COMPANY
80, xeu York--C. L. Luce so'~N'
NV Nv ~ - a smith $500. u.
san.sssrctsi Advertiser Associauon-''
rocque. $500. ,.o,,O.rv-c Jennings.
81 0sf So -. ro,ranv and Joseph
n,,xto-k Rodolico 81 sl' ,rs..rds 81
81, Realty Company-M T. E'""''
81 0s ,.,, ,oupany dnc.). and
ii,osu ,,s,ii,o-J single. fe.lss -. c,,, ~
IT Ss.ndeI cigar and Tobacco 70
NJ. YORK $3.50 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
St. Anthony Association Buys.

The St Anthony Association has pur-
chased the home Of Mrs. John a. Logan
e. 40. = West 55th street which It con-
tracted 20 buy in July. 1912. The associa-
Ton has given in part payment TO Eolth
a Iocsn the house al 10. g East 2Sth
,t-s.. which has been the headquarters
O. the so-sty for thirty-ive years.
The sth street dwelling viii be the home
o. The Logaus for some time. as the 81
Anthony Association Will remain IN the
IN stree, house until it has been sold
o. leased by the new owners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
Hannaford an Optimist.

julie NJ. Hannaford. president Of the
Northern Pacific Railway Company, who
arrived here yesterday from the West,
predicted that business conditions in that
section of the country during 1914 would
show Improvement over last year. He
said the Northern Pacihcs earnings had
been affected by the loss in coal and lum-
Der traffic, because of the mild winter.
Mr. Hannaford said bankers in the West
viewed the new currehcy measure with
much confidence Of its success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
,qIy... 7.s 7s' IS, 7 TssST.ss Tss
IL

sept. f.poV is'i 800
sIGAR-There vas not much demand Tor
refined. and prices had an easier tone Win
all rehners selling on the basis Of &c for me
graduated. although list prices were IN
changed. There was little steadier feeihg
I'm raw. owing TO the lighter receipts az CUBA
posts. and holders were asking S-J2c Tor
Cubas. cost and freight. although no tsles
were reported. and spot prices OF tubas re-
NAMED unchanged. There were sales OF
Porto Rico sugars. however, 10 the Amer
lean. estimated at about 10000 bags for
February shipment ~ from $3.50 down TO
3I2kc for centrifugal. according 70 arrival
Spot prices were 3.42c for centrifugal, 2"2c
for muscovado, 2s7c for moasses. ami
Lice cost and freight. In London beet
sugar was quiet but higher az % 2td 1or
February gs Sd for March. and as 81 q for
May. with the curb az as : I'D for January,
gs Sd for Nay. and % 7isd for August. Lon
don cabed the stock In the United Kingdom
at los 900 tons, against lll.OOD last week
Willett & Gray report the movement OF
sugar at the six principal ports % cuba for
the week as follows. Receipts. $4,000 tons
against 81 900 the previous week. hLop" last
year and 81 900 two years ago. exports. -
900. against 80 900. 1900 and $4,000. stock
1872 600 against l2iOO0. - 600 and l2l.Olo
receipts for the entire island, Is.01o against
p6 600. 1O7. 900 and -. 600 tons respectively
There are now 1873 certrals grinding against
iG1 last week. 1G4 last year and los two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
AssICNEE'S NOTICE.

PT-RsTTANT TO Az ORDER or THE HON.
Charles J.. Guy one Of the justices OF the
SUPREME Court OF the State Of New YORK,
mace and entered on the tenth DAY OF Jan
"arv 1914 Notice is hereby given TO all per
sons having claims against BENJAMIN ZipseF,
lately doing business as ladies' tailor at
No 2Ti4 Broadway Manhattan Borousn.
Nv York City. 20 present their claims. with
vouchers therefor duly verified. 10 the sub
scriber. the assignee for the beneht OF cred
itor, at his place OF transacting business.
No 81 Liberty street, Manhattan borous Z,
New York city. on or before the 2ist day OF
March. 1914 ~
Dated New York. Jan. u. 1914.
HUGO LEVY Assignee.
MAURICE p HARTMAN. Attorney for As
slgnee. 81 Liberty Street, Manhattan Bor-
ough New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04

PROVIsIONs-Hos products were lower
owing 10 active selling. prompted by easier
hog markets in the West and the monthly
statement OF stocks. which showed large
gains over last month especially Tor lard
and ribs. PORk-Barely steaoy, mess
xe2 soeI s24. family. S24G s26: short clear
500 IS q 500 BEEF-Qulet. mess, sls4
SIS -. family. si9a $50. packet. ST qua
RIO 80. extra India mess. SIS = $50. DRESSED
HOGs-Steady: 1s.a12isc. pigs, l24.c
CUT MEATS Picked bellies STEADY 10 20,
lake. II 10. l3c. IL 10, l-+c; picked haihs
frm. I4c IALLOW-Quiet; special &c.
citv. CSC. country. 6d6tc. LARD-Easy :
middle West. 1000 l0sOc; city lonci re-
fined South America. l2c; continent 40,
Prazit kegs I3c: compound barely steady; ,
s&4Ssc sTEARINE-Easy' oleo. Pc city
lard II &C "
COTTONsEED OiIs-Reports OF very llght
o~erinys Of crude from the South and gen
eral nrmrsss IN the position, discouraged
selling early, and prices ruled fairy STEADY
The weakness in lard undermined prices
however and prices AZ the close were : to
: points lower Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-04
sURROGATE's NOTICES.

HaGAN MAY LIN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler.
Surrogate OF the County Of New York.
notice IL hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against May l. Hsgan. late of the,
County Of New York. deceased. 10 present
the same with vouchers thereof TO the sub
scriber az his place Of transacting brsineSs
No Rector Street. I'm the city of New
York. on or before the c3ih day OF May NEXT
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF Novem
Der. 1918
ALBERT n. BoARDMAN. Executor.
PHILIP W. BOARnMAN.
Attorney FOR Executor. Rector street.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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EXPORTS OF APPLES.

Exports % apples 10 Europe from
United states and Canadian ports for
The week ended January 81. furnished 10
The Tribune by I.unham & Moore. Prod
zee Exchange forwarding agents. BOXES
ere reckoned as three 10 the barrel ana
counted fe barrels.
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