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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. April is. 1914.
BUTTER, = Receipts. 1921 cases e Ear
OF S35 tubs creamery extras under the eau
at 2jq2JHc. Creamery extras, 20 Qz2sc
nrsts, 23is q24zc; seconds, 22923ci hs,a,
extras, 23c. irsts, 81 G22c; seconds 100
aOihc; state dairy finest. "A "a q Zoe; good 10
prime, 22Q2ie; process. extras 2o@=oac'
6rsts. 1Sa 19c. ma.
more trading in fresh whole milks and mar
ket firmer. Asking prices IN some iR wuspsTn
are ss being ady , a. 70 t aasity no 14 isc
49, a 1Siic New Zealand. cheddars. 100
Ishc; state. skins, held (fsir to nnesD'
II G141kc, fresh, specials, liz &c. I
EGGS-Recepts 33,Ol1 cases. Some sales
on lower basis under the call on change
cred. extras dozen, 20h Q2ic; extra nrsts
1879 % zoe; hrsts $4,000; seconds, liz a |,
1885, thirds and poorer. iIal7he; nearby, i,
cred. fine to finest. 81 &C. nearby. hennery
browns 20021c; gathered and mixed. l9a
l9hc; duck eggs, Baltimore, selected Zoe
FRUITS-FREsH-Ree 1855 Dbl sp-
pies. Apples dun and weak. Cranoerries .
steady. Oranges and grapefruit STEADY. ,
Baldwin. S4GS5 so common. So 50G So -
Far Western box apples. 81 eo&ss; CRAA4
York crate, $50 50 so; Jersey, fancy. 81
sl4 ordinary SggSll; crate - 1egSS "a
K STSATRFgF sgi$ T T%HSERrSEs
eRANdE$ Florida ;i box. s. s5Sssta;o
Porto Ricos. crate. 81 25Gs2 rs; cubab.
HAY AND sTRAw-Market quite arm Sn
all descriptions OF timothy. and recent at-
vsnces well sustained HAY, large baled,
ard, S17@s2O 90; llght clover. mixed. $50
$40 80: other mixed. SIS @Sls 50; No clover:
s17@$1s; sTRAW. rye. $lIqSlS (sman ealed
POTATOES AND yEGETABLEs-.Receip
1883 bbs potatoes. 765 pkgs onions Do
nestle old potatoes weak; new selling larry
cry lower. POTATOES, Bermuda new. Dbl,
s5ass; late crop, s4Gs7: Florids g 5eS
Maine. white, iso-lb bag. So 500 81 10. l65-ls
Sc Sc state eDV $50 ID. 81 25Ss2 50; M:hisss.
3 4 4Sgt European ' ssa' iss-lS Tag 81 SSeTS:
SWEET POTATOES, No /, basket, T3cd
81 10; ONIONS, white crate, 81 10 as %;
mon mon" bag. si5o@s2; Bermuda. crate. sS2s
tan. bag. 81 5oGss; AsPARAGTs. califor-
s' sGas9 OH BEaSs S 81 sEEs
loo punches. s4ese New Orleans. sa0sS:
washed. s2@s2 so; unwashed. 81 56ass;
iOO-lb bag 81 25Q$1 rs: south Carolina 100
punches, Sl9S2; New Orleans. S29$3; Ber-,
i2-inch crate. 81 SoSs2 25s ioNinch 'e crate !.
81 25@sl 10; Bermuda. onion crate 81 SOC
81 TO; CARRIAGES. imported, white, Ie0-ib
crate T5e@si IS; basket. ssaTsc; South
Carolina. crate. T5cdSt %: basket, 509T5c;
CAuLIFLOWERs, California. half crate, 81
Hsl so. French, crate Of \ heads, 81 76G
EGGPLANTS. box, 81 5OaS2 90; HORSE
RADlsIi, domestic. 100 ID, $4@Ss; imported.
S44S4 so; LIMA BEANS. Cuban box $40
100 punches, $46s6. LETTUCE. Florida
basket. 81 qS2 Carolina. T5cQS1 90; PARst
LEY. crate SOC 81 81; curly, bbl. 81 90 q So 500
plain, S2qfii PEAS, large sorts. basket. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
Unknowine Boston.

Boston is threatened by a danger 1t
vots not of-no less than the disappear
snce Of its classic food, the sacred cod
ash In it's Joy TO praise the unsurpassed
new fish pier at South Boston, whittier the
largest market of its kind in the world
has been transported from historic
wharf. the First National Bank OF the
modern Athens fails altogether to note
the deadly significance of its fishy Stats
tics. They cover five years. Beginning
with 1909. and they show the total re-
eeipts OF fish increased in that time from
u .9g7 pounds to ;2s,S4S,524 So far. so
good. The catch Of paddock in that time
Increased from S9,2o4.40 pounds to 1880
sg. Hadcock, it is to be presumed goes
10 the outlying districts. So, too hake'
(which rose from 1885, 34 pounds to lO@e'-
SIS. BIT cod! The cod that was ASSS,slo
pounds in 1909 was only 2,s42,7Sl IN ISlV,
n .s74 in 1911, q 1885, All in 1912 and ls'SOSSS
~ 1913. Five million pounds decrease ia
ave years. and every year showing oe-
cline! Fatality has her headquarters IN un-
conscious Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Prices Irregular on Call
Changes in Tone Frequent.

Business on the Consolidated Stock Ex-
change was on a large scale, with fire.
quent changes in tone. A forenoon mar
ket decline was followed by rally and
then another break in prices. United
States Steel, with turnover Of 1920
shares. Reading with $500, Union Pacific
with $50, Amalgamated Copper with
SISO and Lehigh Valley with 2,760 were
the most active issues.
On the opening call the price changes
were Irregular. Central Leather was an
active speciality in the after cali dealings,
selling as low as 343s. Chesapeake a Ohio
touched a low of 81 and Lehigh Valley
of 1As1 Union Pacific did not get under
154Ts or over 1854. The highest at which
Reading changed hands was 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
PRICE MOVEMENT
OF COMMODITIES
Wheat, Corn and Coffee
Active and Irregular
Oats Close Higher.

There was considerable nervousness in
local grain markets yesterday, the May
option being the special feature Of trad
ing in wheat and corn. Bug stories from
the Southwest and rumors regarding the
Mexican situation all had their share OF
influence on wheat, with big increase
in the official report of the Russian crop
added, and the net result was an advance
Of Ssc in May. with other months sc up
to lac down. Corn was weak outside OF
the feverish condition of the May option.
and cash interests were heavy sellers Of
September. The close was at FAC gain for
May and from unchanged to nc decline
for other options. Oats. also were sub
ject to quick price changes, with mod
crate activity, and closed unchanged to
SIC up for the day.
Coffee trading was dull and splritless
until late in the session, when little
Increase in the demand firmed up, making
the close steady at 1 point off TO 3 points
up from Tuesdays last figures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
CHICAGO MARKETS ERRATIC
Grains All Split Price Changes
Provisions Decline.

Chicago, April Embarrassing tightness
with which the May delivery Of wheat
was held tended to-day to make the mar
ket as a whole seem rather erratic. CLOS
no nrices were unsettled, at a shade of
10 l5Gl5tc up, compared with last night.
Corn also had an irregular finish. vary
ING from nc decline to sc advance. Oats
closed the same as last night to 80
higher, and provisions down re 70 azisc,
70 force Nav wheat half a cent a bushel
above the topmost figures of the previous
session The effect was to cause uneasl-
ness among sellers OF the later months,
Mostly bearish. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
For account OF executor.


terday at auction at the Exchange sales
room by Adrian II. Muller & Son:
For account Of executor.
shares Aftna Insurance Company OF Hart
ford, Conn. ...s....ss 800 s'ssss'' so70 >
For account Of the liquidsting committee OF
the Babylon National Bank.
$40 800 Sumpwaus Water Works co. first mort
gage Q per cent bonds, due 1925; coupons
January and July. ..............s.......S O-0o
81 900 Buffalo City Gas Co. first mortgage 9
per cent bonds, due 1917 coupons April and
60 shares Hygeia Distilled Water Co. com
An the right. title and interest OF the Babylon
National Bank, liqudating. has In policy
No 576 of the Bankers Lie insurance 20.
OF New York NOV Niagara Lilo insurance
& Coz on the life OF Augustus c. Smith as
signment, dated March D. 1917 lot 'A5O
So $50 70 Two Judgments against Augustus {.
smith docketed New York County Dec. 4.
1918 and in Suffolk County Dec. g. 1913; on
one there Is now due 81 s8S As. with interest,
and on one there is now due $ll4 -, with IN
terest from date of entry; lot ..........., 40
For account OF whom II may concern.
xb5 600 Dover Rockaway q Port Dram Gas
Company OF New Jersey second mortgage o
per cent 20-year gold bonds. que September,
1922 with unpaid coupons attached lot$o'V0o
"a shares Westbury Terrace; lot...........S24
200 shares Pacific Coast co. common. 49, 10
81 900 Long Acre Square Theatre co. first
mortgage 8 per cent instalment gold bonds,
August 1913, coupons attached, lot, $500
"a s57 shares The Brunswick Site CO.. 2oo
shares Fidelity Commercial and Trading Co.
common trust certificates; 200 shares Fidehty
Commercial and Trading Co. preferred trust
certificates; 500, 355 OF Hotel Holding Co
arst preferred stock; e02ls shares Guantan-
amo a Western r.. n. Co. first preferred
trust certificates: 6O2is Guantanamo West
ern n. X. co. common trust Gifts. .Sloooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
More Rate Demands.

The Western railroads want rate in
,rease. ard il has been said by some OF
-,hsir Spokesman that 10 per cent would
hot be too much out of consideration Tor
tbe plight Of the Eastern roads and De-
cause. anyway. the Interstate Commerce
Commission has its hands full as 1t is
Nov have deferred making their applica-
tio, hut il is coming. Now, II is learned
on the highest authority. the southern
loads are also in the field, only waiting
their turn. The Southern roads, II net
earnings are any proof OF the right to
have higher rates, will have nowhere
GEAR the argument that the Western roads
nav advance. and beside the Eastern
-srriers they are as princes to paupers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
PLIGHT of the |. c. c.

The old man, the young man and the
sonkey. who were able 20 please no one IN
their efforts to satisfy public opinion had
rothing. as the saying is, on the Interstate
Commerce Commission. If the rulers over
rates don't grant the proposed increase
Ahey will plunge the carriers they are
y aired. head first into that crisis whose
link is at their feet. II they do they VIII
automatically reduce the wages OF 6o'V"
more employees in the plants OF hair a
kozen so-called independent steel COM
4 anies, not TO speak Of mourning the hos
nlity Of thousands Of shippers who believe
4 al rates whatever they are, are always
high enough. If they don't do anything
8bev will satisfy no one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16

PENTINE. spirits, mschine I eSIsi 4sAc;
mon to coed strained, 42oc; B. D and
+, 425c; F, 1850; G, 44oc; II; 4.o0c; J.
Az soc: X 470c: NJ, BLOC, y, 6loc; o.
$500. and w w. eide
sUGAR-Rehned quiet and UNCHANGED a.
easier and 1929 lower, under liberal offer
ings of Porto Ricos. known sales smoun.ine
Il about %. 900 bags OF Porto Rieos anoat
and prompt shipment, at equivalent 70 2soc
for centrifugal here. 1t was also SeIieVec 90
15-f6c. cost and freight, but no confirma-
tom of any business could be obtained ao SPOT
prices were 205c for centrifugal, 2.Soc Tor
snolasses and 1 15-lGc for Cubas, cost and
freight. In London beet sugar was auiet.
with prices barely maintained at es Sd Tor
April 9s "a for May and 3s Cad for
August, with the curb az 9s "a, rs o1zd ana
9s Cd respectively. Willett & Gray report
the movement at United States Atlantic
ports for the week as follows: Receipts
o. orr against 77,7s6 the previous week,
4s sO4 last year and 3010S In 1912; melt
ings Al, 900. against $4,000 10000 and 90
OOO total stock. 24G,001. against 19IS2s,
25T. Y39 and Isl, 326 tons, respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
Pacific Gas and Electric.

The Pacific Gas and Electric Company
at the annual meeting of stockholders
presented statement OF earnings and
expenses for the year ended December 81,
1918. showing gross earnings OF $l6,S69.0o6,
net income OF s6.S7l,1SO and a balance OF
s., 72S,OA The total net income increased
S55S.o40. Notwithstanding the increase in
taxes Of t53l9i and the inclusion In
operating expenses Of extraordinary ex-
penditures on account Of the strike which
began in May and hampered the COM
pany's operations for several months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Now 1ofk1 ApfII 10, IVIF.
notwithstanding regarding
the Mexican situation, as we'll as indications OF
congestion in the May position, had discon-
eertinr influence on the whole market which
moved IN a feverish manner and closed irreg-
MA with MAY sc higher and other months &c
lover 10 &c higher. Foreign news was bear
Ish especially adyices from Russia, where the
new crop outlook is favorable and with
streams omen for navigation IL is expected that
receints viii be larger revised official report
on the Russian crop for last season placed II at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

Business in this market yesterday for
foreign account was practically nothing.
Stockholders of the Mexican Petroleum
Company at their annual meeting elect
ed Mrs. E. L. Doheny director, succeed
ing J. c. Anderson, resigned. Other d.
rectors were reelected.
A resolution was adopted yesterday by
stockholders of Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Company to increase the capital stock Of
the company to S4,256.SOO by issuing ST.
$500 additional preferred stock.
George c. Van Tuyl, jr.. who took office
as head of the Metropolitan Trust Com
pany yesterday. received a horseshoe OF
American Beauty roses from the stock
holders of the failed Union Bank of
Brooklyn. Another handsome floral gift
was from the Guaranty Trust Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16

Observation-Disclosures OF May hold
ings and selling by packers had a depressing
about tho low OF the day. PORK-Easy;
mess, $40 10 1913 %; family. S24@S26; short
clear. S19 T5QS21 80. BEEF--Steady; mess;
n sic so; extra India mess, S27 q$2S.
DRESSED HOGS-Stesdy; 1873 Q12Bc; pigs,
13ssc. CUT MEATS-Pickied bellies quiet;
13TI4hc; picked hams steady; 14hc TAIL
LOW-ouiet; special, exc; city, enc; coun-
try 6G6Ac LARD-Easyi middle West,
10 asa 1O.55c; city, 10hc; refined, south
kegs - 6oc; compound quiet; s% 4SAc.
Barely steady; oleo. S&c; city
lord, 11tc
COTTONsEED OIL - Fairly active and
easier, closing at a ret decline OF l to
points Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16

Company including eli constituent COM
panles. for March wero s5i6,7ti, an In
crease OF IS per cent over March In 1918
while net income was $23i,7es, a gain of
1913 per cent Surplus after interest
charges and depreciation reserve was
tl2l,7s4, an increase OF 1872 per cent For
the three months ended March 81, 1914,
gross earnings were N,7oS l02, a gain OF
10 per cent, and net income WAS s75S,922
an increase OF 1879 per cent over the cor
responding period IN 1913. Surplus in
creased from sSi6.Ss5 in 1913 10 $50. So.
United Light and Railways.
The consolidated earnings statement OF
the United Light and Railways Conn
pany's subsidiary companies for the
twelve months ended February 2S, 1914,
shows gross earnings OF S6,1S2,1S an in
crease OF SS9s,9SO over tho previous year.
Operating expenses or the subsidiary
companies, which includes maintenance
and federal income tax. increased s56i, $50
Net earnings were $2,SSl,te6. gain of
NS7,S2O, or CT per cent. After interest,
disbursements etc, there remains a net
profit OF N,i5LS09, an increase OF s3S,Sss,
or 50 per cent. Gross earnings of the
United Light and Railways Company for
the same period were sl.4S2,9eS. an in
crease OF ASS.22S and net earnings after
expenses and interest on bonds and notes
were $l.0O4s2S, a gain OF $32l.2oa. Balance
available for depreciation and dividends
was $f76,olS, an increase OF s109,6ls Earn
ings of additional properties which were
purchased during 1918 are included IN
those reported for the period ended Feb
ruary IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The tonnage market was exceptionally dull.
Rates were steady and tonnage In limited
SUNNY Quotations 70 Liverpool and London.
I'D: Glasgow, I'D; Rotterdam, Sl1c: Ham
bug and Bremen, 30 pigs; Hull and Bristol,
I'd April; Antwerp. l&d asked. Cork for or
ders 2s Sd nominal; picked ports. large ton
rage is %; cotton 10 Liverpool, FER 100 ID. zoe
asked CIIARTERS--British steamer 1858
tons coal Virginia 20 Montevdeo, AS MAY:
Rritish steamer, 1.b22 tons, timber, Sapelo 20
the II X or Continent, T. [, prompt; schooner.
is3 tons. lumber. savannah 10 New York. s. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
Civ and state Bonds Active.

/. or the total sales OF bonds on the Stock
stCxchange yesterday. amounting TO WV
No. face value. about 100000 was in state
] IND city bonds which generally showed
Tightly better prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

The keystone Telephone Company re-
,orts gross earnings for March Of $lOS'Soo'
gain of 1895 over the same month IN
9i9. and net earnings after operating ex-
,enses and taxes of SS,s75. an increase OF
400. Net surplus after interest charges
vas $2s.Sf7
West End Railway.
Authority has been granted the west
rnd street Railway Company by the
massachusetts, Public Service Commission
. issue 100000 SO-year bonds and $500
dsltional shares Of common stock The
roceeds Of this issue will be used TO re-
nburse the Boston Elevated Railway
company for Improvements made in ac-
,ordance with terms Of lease.
Detroit Edison.
Gross earnings Of the Detroit EDISON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16

I .O24. 900, 600 bushels compared with an onclal
report made In November OF 9IIOOO,VO pusn0
large Northwestern cash markets firm. In
the local cash market No hard winter wheat
was quoted at 81 Oh ! New York. NO ~ Ts ~
z n b a1oat opening navigation; No North
ern Manitoba 81 cox aloat. CORN was
also upset by bullIsh operations IN the May po-
ing AT sac advance for May and unchanged 10
&c lower for the later months. Western cash
markets were barely steady, prices being un-
n AT'sNN Moderately active, with nervous price
cha nges, closing net unchanged to CSC higher.
Local cash market steady; standard WHITE sa e.
1Si5c, No 4 42Ia 10 43c ordinary clipped
4Sis to soc; fancy clipped. 4SA to 40, all eie.
yator RYE steady: No Western; 6S12c c l I
New York export BARLEY steady; mating
an 10 &C 1 Buffalo opening navigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16

NAVAL STORES-Turpentine easier, but
trading quiet There was a moderate de-
mand for rosin, and tar was quiet. TUR-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
NEM YORK PRICEs.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCkS.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour


active and steady. Spring patents eOgN 50;
winter straights, 81 SJG$4 so: winter patents,
81 5oaS4 so: spring clears. 81 i5ds4 30; extra NO
/ winter, So 65Gs3 So: No 2, 50 45dSS 90; kansas
straiehts, 81 25dS4 %; fancy spring patents
&c tOdS6 RYE FLOUR-Steady. Fair TO good,
Sc sOd$3 e; choice 10 fancy, So 50dS3 So CORN
MEAL-Klln dried, 50 60. BAGMEAL.tlne
white and yellow, 81 50ds1 So; coarse. 81 so
81 80. FEED-Western quiet; bran. TO arrive,
100 N sacks, s2S 10: standard middling. S2S %;
flour do $50; red dog. $3l. City steady; bulk.
$50 Is; sacks $50 75 middllng, SIS 5OgS3O 90: red
dog s31: oilmea s3l 50q$32.
COFFEE-Was inactive and again telt the
influence of uncertainty regarding the May po-
sition European markets were featureless,
Hayre being unchanged, while Hamburg was
a pfennng lower and this. as well as some
uneaslness regarding financial conditions
Brazil led 10 an carly setback OF or points.
Toward the close a steadier feeling developed
on an Increased demand from bulls, and fnal
prices were steady at 1 point net lower 10
points higher. Cost and freight offers were
Irregular ranging from poin Is higher to
points lower, and in the cost and freight mar =
ket there was some increase in offerings or
high grade Santos coffees: quotations were 1870
for santos No 2 12c for IS, II 60c for SIS and
As II CSC to II ACC for As. loo for 5s 10.95c
for 6s and Sac to s50c for Rio Is. Consider
able interest was shown I'm the action OF the
board of managers OF the local exchange,
which. at a meeting late on Tuesday. accept
ed the proposition OF the special committee on
contracts TO change the premium on Rio grades
above No from 30 to 30 points per grade Spot
quotations barely steady. with Rio Is at SIC.
Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK. TRU

President the
At the hce o undersigned follows;
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take mo Michigan s n'
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kCenrr
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Ha by uptT ss4oOoooO
100000 l: ssc $500
be Nvna Gretm H up the of
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share ossss a xss s Ss Tn
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bond indicated sa"s rI ias % %
tiemt4% erannm Since he
TdtanK
eondne hmp enodn alton n
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE ABOVE BONDS
INTEREST TO YIELD 47O4
ebondon New
Temporary will b deruedpen of defmde bonds
J. MORGAN & co.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. AliONAL 1ilf DAM
New YorG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
MINING.
BONDS,

5000 Chic FL Sec nts ssH ssH ss% So
20 600 III Y City AS. 1o1ii 1o2n loltt iva
.Ex dividend. fseils cents per share tWhen
issued gOdd lots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
MINING.
BONDS.
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

+s.u, cents per share. TEX dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.


Bid. Ask. Blo' ASH
Am 1t & Tr.Se1 $40 tMays OIL -. ~ ~
do pref.....107 l0s Trans, ~ 81
Sr- Am Tob.. 22is 2Ziz Puebia q IL sssm s5is
do new. 22h 22l2l Iob Frod PI;' e.n ,SS
Houston OIL. 14h l5ls y cigar ~ pI'h2 H 70,
Rub T ctfs ~ u Front sn - 90 sgH
K Spg T pflto 10 WHY'S over o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
MINING.
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yes
terday at auction at the Exchange sales
room by Adrian II. Muller Son;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
$25,OOO,OOO
THE NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RlVEE
RAILROAD COMPANY
Interest payable April and October in the City Of

a andin
Of
in 81 900
whhou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.

sex dividend