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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. April II. 1914.

New York. Aprfl IL, 1914.
BUTTER-Receipts. 4.147 pkgs. Prices
firm on nearly all grades. Creamery. extras.
25 y a 2eo: frsts, "a q CSC; seconds % % \ c
thirds, 19R21c; held. extras. OLA a 3c
firsts. 81 tr 22c: seconds. 1919 zoe: state dairy.
finest 25n 25i1c: good TO prime 229 24c
process. extras. 2GQ20hc firsts. 1870 19c.
CHEESE-Receipts 1851 boxes. Trading
quiet on fresh makes OF average quality
state and Western, old, whole milk, to
quality. 15010c: fresh. specials (fairly
cured) 14aI4%c; average fancy (green),
lsniSisc: state. skins. held (fair TO fnest)
11T14lsc; fresh, specials. II q &c; good TO
choice. i0010i1c
EGGS - Receipts 1887 cases Marke.
dull. with hardly enough doing 10 clearly
establish values. Fresh gathered. extras
dozen. 81 02l Ac: hrsts. storage packed 20
W20isc; drsts. 1914 n 20c; seconds 1871 a l9c .
honnery whites. fine TO fancy. % a 24c: gath
cred. line 10 finest. 23c: nearby, hennery
G20Ac: duck eggs Baltimore. selected, o5c
others, 22W2ic; goose eggs 46c.
FRUITS-FRESH-Re 2732 Dbl ap-
pies. Apples steady. Strawberries lower
APPLES, Ben Davis. Dbl. S4Qss so: Hub
bardson, si0S4 rs: Spitzenberg and Bald
win siQ$5 80; Grcening. $id So King 81
a 81 %. Northern Spy. SiRs7 common. So 80
ns3 30, Far Western box apples. 81 30 a 50:
cRANBERRIES Cape Cod. bbl. SiOasi4
New York crates. $3rs3 80. Jersey, fancy.
Sll4Sli. ordinary s9dsii crate. 81 756f
81 30; STRAWBERRIES Florida. quart, is
6f35c; KuMQuATs. SAFE; TANGERINES.
FLORIDA. half box. S2mS3 80; KINGS. 81 sou
s. 20; ORANGES. Florida. box. sl25msf
Porto Rico. SlWS2 -; california. 81 5Off
81 so. GRAPEFRUIT, Florida and Porto
Rico. boa. slWtoi Cuban. 1609S3 90,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
HIGHEST SCOTLAND.

Ben Nevis. the highest mountain In
Scotland. was for many years the site Of
one OF the most famous meteorological
observatories in the world. and the dis
continuance Of this Institution. as "a re-
suit OF the withdrawal Of government
support, was regarded by rneteorologists
rs a serious calamity. Now II is reported
that the site Of the observatory Is to be
occupied by "A tourist hotel. connected
With the base OF the mountain by n rail-
way. A., even without the railway. Ben
Nevis IN climbed by some IbDO0 people
every year. It is safe 10 say that the
commercial undertaking Will be more
prosperous than was the scientific one
Scientific American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
M anhattan.

The following Judgments for amounts Of moro
than 1900 were fled yesterday, the nrst name
being that of the debtor:
Cs4x,sno. vincenno-R. Buscher, E,s7T
Greenbe4g, Jacob. and Julius sokolwoor-Met-
-oDoiitan Bank, 1921 q.
Carswell, Gertie-R. Rothstein. tH7 so.
Levine. Abraham and HymaD-H. r. Roberts,
tsO7 s.
Keane. James R.-security Bank OF New York.
N5o4 81.
Mattela, charl.s-Dittmar Powder Works. mo-
Murphy, Joseph FL Metzser ct al. tni %
Reilly. Hugh J.-F. Stenhard (costs), 8. 8l5 ID.
schmitt. Conrad. r. and Rose L.-W. W.
Tousey Sinclair. II. Powell .s 81
futile. Wilmer N.-Trow Directory. Printing
and Bookbinding Co. 1924 81.
Thurman. August-W. Sparks, $50.
Herman. Patrick. and James Masterson-Inter
national Wine and Liquor Co. s25l 49,
Waldo. Eugene L-William whitman Co..
Wiffer. Joseph William whitman Co.
w si,7os IT, Thomas CT. II Hobbs. $3.50 SO.
+. r. Mazeyer. Inc-w. r. COMFORT, sz9l "a.
Shenandoah Club-C. ]. o. Brien 1890 Sc.
seuben Lumber and Furniture Goa. L.
Thomas Ssnsi r. +. Condor a COT. p. con,on,
James r. K.ane q co.-Butao Lounge Co.
t2ss u.
7sS Prospect Avenue co.-Flacid Realty Co.
1899 60.
Liebler. Theodore A.. George C. Tyler and
shubert Theatrical CO. Nethersole. sss,
125 S.
Tho Bronx.
Garofano. James. and Roy ]. Garofano-R r.
Jad CONSTRUCTION Co.-North American Wall
Paper Co., s2o5 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
THRIFT BY MACHINE
Automatic Savings Devices for
German School Children.

Automatic devices for the encourage
ment Of saving among school children
are employed by the municipal savings
banks OF several German cities. Consul
General Thackara writes. Upon the de-
post Of 10-pfennig piece C2Ss cents
these devices deliver a gummed 10-pfen-
mig savings stamp. The bank furnishes
gratis to the school authorities cards
marked off in ten squares, on which the
stamps may be pasted.
When the card is filed up Il represents
a value OF 1 mark Gas cents, and upon
presentation to the bank will be accepted
as deposit. When the first deposit is
made the municipal savings bank fur
nishes the pupil with a savings book, for
which charge OF ~ pfennigs is col
lected. The values represented by each
additional card OF stamps are credited 10
the depositor's account. Many machines
than 10 pfennigs.
The municipal savings bank OF Munich
pays per cent interest year on savings
deposits. With view TO the encourage
ment Of deposits interest is paid fc
shorter periods than one year. the tine
being reckoned from the working DAY
after deposit to the day preceding witt
drawal.
The Munich institution has sir branch
establishments throughout the city. where
school children may deposit their cards
On receipt Of pupils card the branch
bank forwards II with savings book 10 tire
central banking office. where the needed
entries are made. The book is then re-
turned TO the branch bank receiving the
deposit and is at the disposal OF the
pupil. This procedure usually requires
five days During the interval the pupil
holds a receipt for his card and saving
book issued by the receiving bank
The school children in Munich ha"
proved to be enthusiastic savers. Con-
siderable capital is now collected ana
placed in productive enterprises from
money which has hiterto been wasted. In
the beginning OF the calendar year isli
twenty-five automats were erected u
Munich at a cost OF about COCO. Auto
mats are now installed in twenty-eish
schools, from each OF which from SD %
S36 are collected on an average eaeD
month. During the calendar year 1912 me
total amount deposited by the Munieh
school children was s12,2lo. the number Of
accounts increasing from 1884 TO 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Steamer rates steady and fair business IN
chartering. Quotations to Liverpool and Lon
don. I'D. nominal Glasgow. 1hd: Rotterdam.
SIC: Hamburg ani Bremen. 20 pigs; HUI and
Bristol. "a, April: Antwerp, ND; Cork for
orders. ~ 80. nominal; picked ports. large
tonnage. Ia Cd: cotton. TO Liverpool. per 100
n. 2oc. charters-Britsh steamer. I.7s7 tons
maise. san Lorenzo to the United states or
United Kingdom Continent los May-June:
British steamer. 2.7lf tons. Transatlantic
trade one round trip. basis - %. deliveries
I nited Kingdom Continent. prompt. Nor1c CLAN
steamer, Z.4l3 tons. coal. Norfolk 20 the Medi-
terranean. private terms prompt. Norwegian
steamer, Sg7 tons. West India trade. Z months
1876 May; steamer. $500 tons d ", 81. LAW
renee coal trade. months basis gs 60 MAY;
schooner. G35 tons. coal, Philadelphia TO Der
fnufa. private terms. schooner 2J1 tons, lnfn-
Der, Sabine 20 T6mpico. private terms,
schooner, Vi tOns. lumber. Gulfport 20 VII
rnington, Del. 81 co. and loaded schooner 572
tons. wooden paving blocks Mobile 20 New
YORK, private terms, schooner. JiJ tons same
10 Newark. schooner. as tons, ties Jack
honNilie or hAvannah 20 New York private
terms. schooner 7O3 tons lumber. 81 Mary's
liver 70 New York or sound private terms:
schooner, l.Wi tons. lumber. jacksonville 10
Ihiladelphia 81; schooner l0i tons, cement.
hence 10 Wilmington. y c. &c. and back, Kiln
dried bo@H'a u 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Gross earnings Of railroads making
weekly returns to "Dun's Review con-
tlnue to display evidence of improving
conditions, the total OF all roads report
ing for March amounting to sS7,7S9,SS4 a
decrease Of only s. per cent as compared
with the earnings OF the same roads for
the same period year ago. In fact, the
increases made by a number Of leading
systems for the last half more than
Offset the losses Of the first two weeks
and resulted in some gain over last year
in the total for March. Considerable
falling off still appears in a number Of
other important systems, but even on
these the returns for the latest week dis
play a decided tendency toward improve
ment
In the following table are given gross
earnings OF United States railroads re-
porting for March and the loss as COM
pared with the same roads for the corre-
spending period a year ago; also for the
preceding two months, together with the
percentages OF loss as compared with last
year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
Memphis Bank Settlement

Archibald II. Watson and Caruthers
Ewing. attorneys for the receivers of
the Mercantile Bank. OF Memphis. Tenn.
announced yesterday that the affairs OF
the institution. in so FAR as they con-
cerned the American Exchange National
Bank. OF New York, had been adjusted.
The full amount due the American Ex-
change National Bank was paid to II
and the collateral held Icy it. amounting
10 over 100000. VIII be released by tho
settlement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
AFTER HIS OWN HEART.

AZ the Progressive banquet In New Yort
last month q Westerner told a story aoo''
the Colonel.
"My wife and l." ne said. have "'ss
family OF children. and whenever wy
Colonel comes West and stops on =.
have a new addition to show him. i"'
plea SEES him. you bet.
'The last time the Colonel came 10
us he was In hurry. Az he was ''"'
ing my wife said to him:
But you haven't seen our last ~
No. ma'am. says the to'ohoh
eyes twinkling behind his glasses. $40
never expect tot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Call Prices Lower-Steel and
New Haven Open Down.

With the London markets closed Tor
the Easter holidays. more than usual
interest attached to the dealings on the
$50 o'clock call OF the Consolidated
Stock Exchange. Trading on the call was
on a rather broad scale, with prices
generally lower. United States Steel sold
on the call at s1a and 6las- New Haven
on the call at 67A. was down u point.
In the after-call dealings Steel was
much the most active stock. with It's sales
amounting to 1880 shares out of total
Of 1890. Lehigh Valley touched low
OF IA. and New York Central 50. Amer
lean Locomotive changed hands at S3is
and Pacific Mail at "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
MINING.
WHEAT HIGHER IN CHICAGO
Corn and Oats Decline-Pro
visions Also Lower.

Chicago. April U.-Uneasness over green
bugs In Oklahoma had much 70 do to-day
with an advance I'm the price OF wheat
Largely In consequence the market closed
steady at n gain of +sc TO &c net. Corn
finished sc TO &c down. oats unchanged
to nc lower, and provisions Off shade
to 2i565c. Despite an opinion by a vet
eran crop expert that the green bugs had
done no damage 10 wheat as yet, buying
by one Chicago firm alone amounted TO
nearly 1000 COZ bushels. Advices were 70
the effect that the insects were thorough
~ distributed In the best Oklahoma coun-
ties. and that conditions favored their de-
veopment and spread. Range OF prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Now YORK, April II, 1915
GRAIN-WHEAT-A rnodarnta scara ov


GRAIN-WHEAT--A moderate scare over
the appearance OF green bugs in Oklahoma
caused a stronger market, and final prices were
= to sc net higher. At the opening the mar
OF Thursday. Active commission house buying
developed Immediately the talk about green
bugs, and continued generally throughout
the session, final prices being practically top
FOR the day. The condition OF wheat in Ohio.
according 10 the state report, is 50, against 81
a month ago and 90 in April last year. II was
also reported that the Nebraska state Bureau
made acreage 3. $4,000 acres. with condi-
tlon OF 90. The local cash market hrmer
with No hard winter 99c , L. New York.
luth, 81 O0%, and No 1 Northern Manitoba,
81 00& afoat. opening navigation.
CORN was generally heavy and closed y to sc
under Thursday. This was In response 70 com
mission house selling and considerable bear
pressure based on the reports OF free Argentine
offerings. A Chicago MESSAGE also stated that
the inspection bureau there had tested Argen-
tine corn and found that II graded No mixed
with a moisture percentage OF l3.4O, and was
deliverable on contract. No yellow corn was
ket was inclined to follow corn. and showed an
easy undertone except FOR short time after
the opening when prices were temporarily
above Thursdays close. Cash oats were quiet
645Iac; No 3, l4q44ltc No 4, 43ls644c; ordi-
nary clipped white 48hd48c: fancy clipped
white 45ls046c all elevator. RfB STEADY; No
. Western. esq I New York export. BAR
LEY steady; mating e0d6lc 1 Buffalo
opening navigation.
Wheat, Including -four. exports for the week,
according 10 "Bradstreets' aggregate 4Ie go
bushels against ., 653. 433 last week and f,lD
es4 last year: since July POI, O41,oOO against
$50 oil 900 last season; corn. exports tor ths
:. 239 ooi last year: since July J. 2,4Sosoo
700 last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
TRUST cos. CUT INTEREST
Action Due to Vast Aooumula.
ton Of Idle Money!.

As a result OF the vast accumulation of
money now lying idle in the vaults of the
banks and trust companies IN this city
two trust companies announced yesterday
a reduction in tho interest on their ac-
counts.
The Bankers Trust Company has re-
duced tho interest ON all Of its active ac-
counts from per cent TO IA per cent,
but there Is no change in the interest paid
on inactive accounts from the current
ratio OF per cent. The New York Life
Insurance and Trust Company reduced
the interest on all accounts from 3 per
cent 20 zh per cent
All tho trust companies have reduced
the interest on certificates OF deposit from
3 per cent 20 "a per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12

native calves, s69s1i. SHEEP-Recelpis.
$500: steady; native muttons, s. % SO ~
lambs. Sass %; sheared lambs. 81 ~ Q 81 80
East Buffalo April 11.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 100: steady VEALS-Receipts 90.
SLOW and steady; $50 SO so. HOGs-Rs.
ceipts. 5000; active and "a l0c lower; heavy
81 20 a 50 %: mixed, 50 25aso 30: Yorkers.
50 1Oa so 30: pigs. IS 00qS9; roughs. s. .
a SIS 35: stays. s7GS7 80; diaries, s9as3 %.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 1900, slow,
others. 1Jc lower; wethers steady; wool lambs
81 5OdSS 6J: clipped lambs, $5GS7 80; year
iinas. 81 509ss; wethers SO 60 Il So 50. ewes
S40 SO so. sheep, mixed. SO 80 a SO 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
Railroad Earnings.

Tho following railroad reports for fee'
ruary were made public yesterday:
Grand Trunk Railway OF Cansda -Gfcs
$3.50 $50: decrease. f3s.oSo; net. $1,000
crease. $50 500.
Canada Atlantic Railway Company--o''os
fs4 go. decrease. 1850: deficit. Is 100, incress'
1850.
Grand Trunk westerr-Groes. zee 800; Of
crease. 81 900: deficit. 5000; Increase. fs>sS
Detroit. Grand Haven A Milwaukee -Gross'
f3s. $50. increase. 600: deficit. fi.on;
crease. e.. 600.
Western Maryland-csross e5s7 ap: a,ereea
S. 9s6, deficit after taxes. $50. 1873; incfesN
Slog aGt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
BANK STATEMENT
SHOWS CASH GAIN
Surplus Reserve Grows to over
$4,000, OOO-Deposits and
Loans Fall Off.

The actual Clearing House statement
showed an Increase in cash of s7'4el'oVV'
The surplus reserve increased sS27s'4oo'
TO s1S.732,e5O. Deposits decreased So
$4,000 and loans s1O,O59,OoO. Cash in
o-eosed s1s73.oOO IN the average state
ment and the surplus reserve decrease.
s571.sOO. to s13,611,75 Loans increHSeu
100000 and deposits sS,642'OVO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
APRIL II.
Manhattan.

Tho first name III that Of the debtor. tho
second that OF tho creditor. and date when
judgment was fled:
Levin. Hyman-L. Becker; Feb. "a. 1913:
s2,O7s 90.
Maher. Jane, sc. Willard Company.
Inc Aug. -. 1909; 1921 10
Same-S. Fink: March L.. 1909: 1910 %
Same-P. Reilly. March 49, 1911: 1923 o.
Modern Woodmen Of America-M. L. Brod-
crlck: March 2s. 1914. SOFA So.
Burzlnsky. Nathan. and Isidore Yellin-D.
Podbrcsl,y ct al; July 10. 1912; 1912 40.
Kerloc Realty nnd Construction Company
Mastracchio & Cohen, Inc; Oct. 30. 1913
(cancelled); S4i1 80
Corcoran. Richard F.-Garden City Estates;
March 10. 1914 s753 81.
Scheff. Jonas S.-COngreRation and Chebra
Tkadisha B'nai Israel Mikalwarfe; Doc. i6
1918 released: e.. SIS 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
AVERAGE STATEMENT.
Decrease.

o.. Casb r,..rv. IN vault. s4o2, os5. 900
rr1st nies~Cash reserve in vault S $50.
66i 900 Aggregate cash reserve Sioo' 4S,vvY;
excess sl3 ell $780, decrease. SOL ,SV. 10
comnanies' reserve with Clearing House H ,on
hers carrying % per cent cash reserve W.
PAL 900
SUMMARY OF STATE BANKS AND TRUST
COMPANIES IN GREATER NEW YORK
NOT INCLUDED IN CLEARING HOUSE
STATEMENT.
Figures furnished by state BANKING DeP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.

FLOUR AND MEAL-Trade in -four was
limited and there was no change In quo
tations. Spring patents, 81 604s4 80; winter
rtraights s435Gs4 so; winter patents, - %
asa 50: spring clears 81 10 a. 81 30; extra 40
] winter, SO 65 SO So; No 2 go 45gSS 80;
Kansas straights, 81 2oQs4 s5; fancy sprins
patents, So 40ase. RYE FLOUR-Quiet;
Fair to rood, SO 80 rs8 as; choice to fancy,
So B0Rs3 % CORNMEAL-Kiln dried, So %.
BAG MEAI-Fiue white and yellow, 81 500
81 50; coarse 81 45Is1 so. FEED-Western
steady; bran 10 arrive. 10o-lb sacks, s26 10:
standard mddling, s2s %; -four do, $50; red
dog, s91: city quiet bulk, 500 Is; sacks.
$50 rs; niddllng. 500 BOG $50 30; red dog,
s31: oilmeal S31 BOG $32.
PROVISIONS Opening steady the mar
ket turned easier under selling by commits
sion houses. the decline in corn and scat
tered local realizing PoRKaSteady; mess
500 q s23 80; family. s24 q 500 short clear,
500 ESQ s22. BEEF-Mess sIs9$ds 30; fam
India mess, s27 DRESSED Hogs
Picked bellies dull, 13A G14Hc; picked
hams quiet. lax 614Mc. TALLOW-Steady,
special. Gao; city. ESQ; country, 6@6Sc.
LARD-Steady; middle West. 10 $50 10 65c;
city quiet; 10t, @10Ho: refined steady; South
America. 1l.75c: Continent, t1.20c; Brazil,
kegs. IL roc; compound. s$Gsasc. STEAR-
INE-Steady; oleo, sac nominal; city lard.
COTTONsEED OH-Easier on Weekend
realizing the decline in lard and scattered
commission house selling. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
COMMODITY PRICES FOR THE LAST
TWO YEARS.


1918. 1912.
Article. High. Low. High. Low
Wheat. No.
2, red. .S1.Ie : .s41s S1.S7 eo
Corn, exp't. IS 81 "a 'o*
Oats, stand.
white -. 80 .&21f .dH 80
Flour, MINI.
Patents. 800 $50 b.s1 40
Cotton. mid.
upland 1880 lilo 1910 sso
Coffee. Rio
No. L.. .1Szs .os1s .16H 1874
Lard. Mid.
West. .1I.e5 1000 1880 s.io
Prime;
Steers. DIS 7.60 s.75 I.2o
yeals ..I4OO s.75 1880 BID
Sheep
(ewcs). 100 Is5 T.75 a.7o
Lambs 1880 $50 1880 $50
Hogs ...1O.10 6.s5 8.60 $50
Cotton and lard prices In cents ana
hundredths, livestock, per 100 ID. live
weight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
AMorNTs UNDER SO. 900.

WILLIAM P. MANGAM real estate broker
100 Broadway, fled petition, with liabilities OF
o.. lof and no assets. The debts are for loans
commissions and merchandise. Among the
creditors are George r. Sherman, f,ll4; Harry
Schiff $3.50 and Franklin Petit. 800, all Tor
loans He owes sls3 20 a stenographer. -
MILLER & ROSS. furniture dealers, Ae
Eighth ave, filed petition, with liabilities OF
s. rs, and nominal assets s., 2S2 consisting OF
stock s721: instament accounts, 81 .fo, ana
cash In bank, $50 The partners are James II.
Miller and Arthur G. Ross. -
KOERBER NUT MEAI, COMPANY, 1873
Franklin St, fled schedules which show Ia
bilities fos9 294 and assets OF s56H, consisting
Of machinery and fixtures, 800: accounts. s.,
1876: and cash in bank. $50.
l. NJ GOTTLIEB MERCANTILE COMPANY
Petition fled against !. VI. Gottlieb Mer-
bacco and cigars, at Poughkeepsie. by eleven
small creditors whose claims aggregate tfb
Fran k W Tompkins, OF Newburgh, appointed
receiver April I IN Supreme Court. Liabilities
are IS 2G3 and assets s,iH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
BUSINESS REVERSES

THOMAS r. vFRMrLYE, 1853 west itith 81.
o,.a ,.,,t,on. with liabilities Of 81. 49, and no
assets. Among the creditors are Ehzaoe'h d.
verrnlye. Montclar, $1,000. secured oy rear
estate in Duchess County: s. Gertrude YER
nilye. ls3 West Hath st. 1920. loans; Daniei
Mapes, jr, T,eo4, and DIN J. stephens 1853
COAL
W. C. DAVIS & co. GNC.), house decora-
tors pa West aoth 1T, filed schedules which
show liabilities OF ;l46Oe and assets OF i5,ls2
consisting Of stock. 500; Office furniture, $500
and accounts. N4492. Adele Rosenberg is the
largest creditor, SOB. secured by contracts
accounts and ohattel mortgage on furniture
Max Rosenberg IL treasurer OF tho corpora
o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
ACTUAL STATEMENT.

Banks~Cash reserve in vault. s4V 'si, sS9 .
Trust conparies-Cash reserve in vauI loo SS6
ga 900 Aggregate cash reserve; - - rr,Ist
Ao,,iee' reserve with Clearing House men M
bers carrying - per cent cash reserve s'
3GO 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
The Bronx.

Ostro Construction Company A. MoCar
thy, March 20. 1914 (yacatcd): 1888 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12

.necr,ess eliminating amounts due rom
reserve repositories and from other oahhs III"
trust companies IN New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
IBy Telegraph TO 7

rBy Telegraph TO The Trounel
Albany, April 1.-THE following incor-
porations were filed to-day with the Sec
Rotary Of State:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-12

Figures furnished by state Banking Depai
ment.)
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-01-22
ADAPTABILITY OF
SOY BEAN CROP
Irregularities of Season Will
Often Cause AftergroWth-
Easily Harvested.

Soy beans are very similar to cow
peas with respect to season of growth
and cultural requirements. Since the
two crops occupy the same place In
crop rotation, it is well to contrast
their adaptability, says a bulletin of
the Delaware station.
Soy beans mature uniformly, the
pods ripening practically at the
same time; cowpeas often bear
ripe pods and blossoms on the same
plant. Irregularities OF season will
frequently cause an aftergrowth OF
the plant condition which does not
obtain with soy beans. This differ
ence in maturing habit is distinctly
in favor OF the soy beans, inasmuch
as the latter may be more easily har-
vested for seed or hay than the cow
peas
Most varieties OF soy beans grow
erect or nearly so; cowpeas are whey
and bear the pods so near the ground
that It is less likely to injure soy
beans-both in the spring and the fall
when nearly mature-than cowpeas.
which are killed by light florists.
Soy beans are injured less by insect
enemies and plant disease than cow
peas. II cut at the proper stage of
maturity, soy beans make a richer
hay than the cowpeas.