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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
B. F. GOODRICH REPORT
President Says 1913 Was Criti
cal Period in Rubber Industry.

In its first complete annual report since
10 became a New York corporation the
3. r. Goodrich Company, for the year
1913. shows net sales Of s59joo,si7 Other
features Of the income account include
manufacturing. selling and general adj
ministration expenses. 1854 c3i: profit
from operations. S05s liz: miscellaneous
income. Siel.3l7; total income. s5,549.42a: de-
auctions. sl6s,fl1; provision for deprecla-
tien. s5f, 3ss: interest on bills payable, etc.
s2SsSo1: total deductions :9i9. $50. and net
profit carried 10 the balance sheet g. so.
"a The company's last report covered the
nine months ended December 81. 1912. In
his remarks 10 stockholders President
b. q. Work said. in part:
THE year 1913 was a critical one in the
rubber industry. At the beginning Of the
year the price OF plantation rubber was
over 81 a pound; AT the end Of the year il
was about 50 cents a pound. Operations
OF the business require a large INVENTOR
OF both crude and manufactured rubber
In such declining market as that of 1912
1t was inevitable that manufacturing
would show much smaller margin OF
profit than ii would have shown on the
same volume OF business in a normal
market"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
MINING.
COTTON 'CHANGE ANSWERS
Tells Memphis Body That Crit
cisms Are Unjust.

Edward c. Core. president Of the New
York Cotton Exchange, has addressed a
protest 10 the Memphis Cotton Exchsnge
against the latter< attack on the local in
stltution's contract forms and classified
ton methods. Mr.. Cone said the New York
exchange favored notifications 70 bring
rs work in line with governmental opin-
ion and authority and TO more fuily
meet the demands q modern and inte.N-
gent trade deve opmcnts.'
Changes. he declared. have already been
made. The appointment last fail OF a
special committee and the almost unsni-
nous adoption OF its recommendation FOR
important reforms were referred 10. The
criticisms OF the Memphis Cotton TX
change added Mr. Cone. are not sup
ported by facts md are founded either
on ignorance or malice. Similar or worse
conditions. he asserted, exist in New or
leans and Liverpool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
union Pacific convertibIes.

Union Pacific convertible bonds have
ie to benefit from the reported intention
ne Equitable Life 20 restrain the rail-
rad COMPANY. ID possible. from giving
o " Baltimore 4 Ohio stock. Since the
rlot came ont ate last week. the posi-
'sr o. the bonds aas hardly been
iantsd. Al any rate IL has not been
hanged enough 20 give even an implied
rrooorauon To- 'he story. The distriou-
10Y which Union Pacific il attempting by
ashg over CO points or the market price
its stock and by eliminating the hope
recovery through cutting the annual
trosnd TATE 10 per cent renders tue
"i'irEion privilege CT the bonds an as
Of little practical value. AS an 5 per
EN- stock. and with tina company minus
- Baltimore & Ohio shares. Union Pa
-'i could hardly hope 90 sell a. hign "a
= sssln where lts income yield would
= Oily 40 per cent?. nor IS IL very likely
81 even IS high - the 1889. thAt
VIC MAKE conyers on possible without
a The bonds could he bought as %"
IS Even with the bonds ~ s. me
'''s soulG have 20 ne as high a. 10 10
-As conversion possible without loss
s's':t hsv. happened. e Is true. ana
70 IN Cnicn Paciucs history. Less
"a Zen years ago. iE a year when he
.S'aay PAID only a. per cent 30 diFi-
Go the stock sold as higA as iSl,4
% ''s possibilities % financial miracles
- Constantly beng decreased by gov
e.. a1G stccx market supervision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
COTTON SPLITS
PRICE CHANGES
Market Quiet, with March Con-
tracts Holding Their Pre-
MUM Over May.

Tn. cotton market was quiet enough
Yesterday 10 indicate that nothing had
developed over the three-day adjournment
10 create any fresh sentiment as 10 prices,
and fluctuations were irregular within q
range OF or s points. Rather freer Of
ferings OF March checked an early al
vance. and the market later weakened
under liquidation. with the close barely
steady, net points lower 10 2 points
higher March maintained its premium in
spite Of some liquidation and selling OF
that position against purchases Of May
and July. and vas relatively steady on
the afternoon setback. closing 90 points
over the price OF May contracts The ex-
change has protested against the resolu-
tons reported pending in Memphis in
condemnation Of New York exchange
methods. drawing attention TO the fact
that changes have already been deter
mined upon i'm the New York contract.
unfolding the work of the Inspection Blu
reaU, and claiming that disparities are by
no means confined 10 the New York mar
ket. Southern spot markets were un-
changed to sc higher. and the local
market held quiet at lSc for middling up
land: no sales: delivered on contract, 20
bales. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
nuIl February.

-.. stree, has hod too many tedious
r, - du'ress in the last FIVE years
:, hs worried trife by the markets
-. ,sst week or so. Apprehension of
-, ,s-'o6 70 doing nothing. however.
-. tse, for one reason. because there
I. -, much Oh he done. There are new
..-...i.s n aa sold. there is improving
..,.ys- slowly improving business 70 ne
.....,,,t And there arc few Wall
-. -,en O.. experience who don't think
-. vehraary o.. any year As time OF
....-.bs Waiting period Of preparation
y. .,-irr cxuberauce or the indecision
...,5 needing fresh selling Of stocks.
p.,,ss. then seldom has any enthusiasm
i. s,~mpr.cste The crops. too, are
,...5 uroer the STOW or are yet 10 oe
..r,sd They stir nobody's imagination.
,,,..,ber lacking IN inspiration. Feb
-- IS month 10 be- tolerated. but
.,.s,, ~ bs enjoyed This February has
g., LITTLE further 20 20 With the first
"a dsrs Of March the market IS expect
.s,, show what its course - likely 10 he
.r ,ss rest ~ the year. In the mean
r-s traders do not look for any very
r.rsesn, movements. unless there shall
- q radical change i'm the administrs-
frt attitude toward Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25

international Silver Company. quarter! OF
IA per cent on preferred and 4 per cent
on account Of back dividends. payable ApFI
"a stock Of record February -.
calumet and HeclG Mining COMPANY qu- :.
torlr OF s. payable March 20 70 STOCK c.
record Fclruar, -
central Leataer company, quarterly Of
81, DER cent 90 prc't payanie Aprh 20
stock ~ record March n" go
Chino Copper Company. Gu>fteF' OF 81"
cents. payable March 81 20 stock % rec5rd
Boston & Albany. quarterly % 3. psysbi.
March 81 10 siocf Of record February -.
N.vaca Consolidated Copper COMPANY
ouarferiv OF 80 D cents. payable March u
10 stock = record March q.
Northern Ohio Traction and lifht Com
many Quarterly o. . per c'at on common
pa,able March T. TO stock oi record Fenia-
nav consolidated copper, quarterly % -
cents. payable March 81 % stock 81 record
.rayior- Wharton iron aud steel Company
s,r,l-snuual or lrr cent payable ApiA ]
,o stock ~ record Narch ii.
If.h Copper tomrHnt. QuartvfN OF o."
cents. payable March 81 20 stock % record
Teropah Belmont Development Compan'.
.e.DI9r quarterly 81 - per cent. payable
Ami 10 stock 90 record March a.
lindsay light COMPANY. regular quSftetA
n D.. of per cent ON the common and ] Z.
nor cent on preferred. payable March 10 TO
sfork OF record March ~.
American Chicle Company regular month
D.. ~ Dor cent ana per cent extra on
common. payable March 20 90 stock ~ record
I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Limited business IN chsrtering rsies ver.
steady and unchanged. Quotations 10 Liver
pool. I'D. nominal, 10 London. % Glasgos
~ asked Rotterdam. nc Hamburg and
Bremen. % PIGS, HUI. ~. nominal. Bristol
2i.d. April: Antwerp. n asked. Cork. FOR ar-
ders. = 30. nominal. picked ports large ton
mage. IL 1i1dnis Oh; cotton 10 Liverpool per
100 10 Do. Charters-Britlsh steamer Jos
tons. lumber. Gulf 20 the River Plate, iO2s AZ
Msrch-Aprli. German steamer. :. s.s5 tons. .xri-
cultural machinery, Baltimore 20 the BLACK
sea. private terms. prompt. British steamer
2.oO3 tons. cotton Norfolk 20 Liverpool Man
chester or Bremen. at or about 25s March
British steamer. 2ii1 tons. timber. Gulf 10
Greenock. 1os. March April. British steamer
] .ssi tons. timber. Gulf 10 De- kyi and Va
mouth rs 81. March. steamer. 100 standards
timber. Gull 70 aberdeen and Monirose. SIS 81
Msrch-Aprii. Norwegian steamer. sfs IONS
sugar cuba % north OF Hatteras iais-
prompt. British schooner. az tons lumber
cur ~ Trinidad. g. -. British schooner ane
tons lumber Gulf 20 north side cuba s. n.
schooner t51 tons lumber Gulf to Gibara
s. So schooner Sls tons lumber CUT IN
Porto Pardc and Msnat. So schooner, f.ais
tons. ties, Mobile 10 New York. 2ic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
P.5feld Optimistic.

have found n the last fortnight tho
resorts of improving business so general
as, ~ mas been impossible FOR me 10
eslt. them au." said Secretary Of
commerce. Redheld in a recent speech.
ST. Ee06ed looks forward 10 period OF
reat prosperity not exactly on the same
0,o, rs that OF tho man who believed
i,s' i would rain because Il always had
.a With the idea that the depression
rs passing was due To easily under
soi causes just As the boom will be.
Tt., vas naturally period 81 cautious
trading and manufacturing, he SAYS be-
slss people were waiting 20 see what
ro.d bs done about the tariff and the
lrHy bdl etc There viii naturally
follow period " confidence and activity.
uigsnualIy the administrations car
isrlsrs Vni not have 10 learn how 10
make gsl.ows of the Haman pattern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
RAILROADS PLANNING
NEW FINANCING
n. Y. Central to Offer Part Of Its
New Refunding Mortgage
Erie Issue Likely.

II was officially announced Yesterday
that the sec 20" 'hree-year A.. per cent
notes Of the New YORK Central Railroad
will be paid q; maturity on March O. II
Is understood tho con,rsny viii offer in
The near future p part Of The so 600 30
rcfUnlinC bonds which were recently az
thorized py the PGblir Service Comms-
sion. TIE proceeds from ;he sale Of these
securities vii be used To cover present
requirements. II is believed that any
ash which TIE New York Central viii
reo;ir e go connection with It's NEARBY
lna;urt!cs will be arranged privately by
tho roads bankers as ar "over-the count
er' transaction.
ON April q Will mature s2oDooooo one
year : PEI cert notes q the Vanderbilt
system. ana il Is understood that when
IN. Offering OF bonds undo: the new re
flrsin. and improvement mortgage -
made 81 viii Oe sufficiently large 70 care
FOR both the April majority and The notes
10 he issued % replace those maturing
next month
All the $4,000 0o) 2 per cert three ear
notes OF lie Southern Railway ComosnF'
which we're sold 90 J. T. Morgan A 20.
last week. have heen resold.
II j. understood th@, arrangements are
nearing completion Tor the sale OF an
issue Of ,hree-yesr notes By the Enc
Railroad. 10 provide FOR las N2NJoD ~
collateral trust notes which mature on
Anril The new notes. II is said. are 10
be issued subject 90 call At any uno our
ins the period they are 20 run Nhen '"is
is done they will be replaced oN ponos
under n new general and reiunoins mort
cage which Is 20 be placed on the ehn'e
lee rtrotfrfN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
readers Do Nothing While
Waiting for Supreme
Court Action.
srCRETARY REDFlELD
HERALDS PROSPERITY
all Street Expects Dulness to
last Until Mex. Month
onoon Quiet, Too.

o., ,hs Supreme Cogrt VS. ~
r,s.erday. which was practically
.,,r arui IS, o'ciock. the market
.,.,r..rt excuse for dong Moth
p.,ore the court met Sc merely
There we're IN snucips ION s''-
ny" decisions The most import
..vss generally aGrced, vas that IN
a. ...-srcd Irt--mocntsn o. Spokane
..,s I'm ue Ananc,a' district 8; was
...,o8 ,ssueiy that ~ the Interstate
.--. Comm. ssscr's action acre Up
~. result would he distrrbins be-
Il. oos,d mean & considerable reaa-
-, O, railroad tariffs and possible
20 business from the FScihc
So 80, inland cities. which would ENJOY
sr,irht rates from points 20 t"e
-.rs Further than that noooos
o., know anything. What NouG
~ tfe decision came down IN me
80 form that supreme Court oecis-
..,o way ~ doing there was no
60 ~It vii probably come after
.,,.s 81 tho market. anyway. said
=. rersUinc some other important
.-.,,. In recent years. and we can
y, ~, IN the newspapers what It
.s,rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
Pacific Tel. and Tel.'s Year.

cross earnings Of sls,5sS SIS are shown IN
the report of the PScihc IeiepHohe an,
Telegraph Company for the year enoe'
D.cember "a. 1913. an increase OF N'S's'''o
,rne years surplus after expenses ana IN
rest charges was S.9S.Sss. a gain o.
,,os 81 Preferred dividend requirements
consumed $4,000 leaving balance Of
,oas 70 which is equal to s. per cent on
~. conoany's 100000 common stock
1900 with Of per cent earned on the
came stock in 1912
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
Cusness bnroad, Too.

H a.. holldar London CD NOTHING
"sn'hcsnce with respec; 20 Americans.
altitude % the British government
's'e the killing Of Benton In Mexico
,'.aly removed that issue IS a stock
''sei 'nHueace 0y renouncing altogether
4ta " British Intervention. LONDON
+" en- therefore. 10 single minded deal
i. @ie The problems peculiar 10 hef
.-'.nDy settlement system. There was
''-'ns new from Paris The uneasiness
- over Tie predlosment Of some OF the
~.r banking houses was restrained o.
knowledge that no important INNS
~ involved. The looked Tor collapse of
i. french Ministry was neither hindercd
II. "eped by anything occurring over the
: tho. London II now in the attitude
'~hng. investment demand having
- slscktned. The dulness. however,
II ~ken too seriously because abroad,
ne United States. February II usu-
between seasons month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
TRADING In THE
CURB SECURITIES
Sigh; Volume Of Business
Standard Oil Stocks Show
Braden Firm.

The volume of trading on the NeN York
curb Yesterday was small and price
changes were uuimportant I'm the oil
department Standard OH Of New York,
scllr. cN dividend. and Ohio OH were
the strong features. Standard " Kansas
also appeared to he quite strong. \ large
Stock Exchange house has been q steady
buyer 81 Ohio OH Tor the last week
There was little activity foo the indus
Trial list Mining shares were irregular.
opening eas, and closing steady. Braden
heid firm. There was still some eridcnce
o. liquidation in West End boy holders
who fear that suit may oe fled 10y tic
]im Builder mine. despite donia's from
som.-ofi,ial sources.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25

The True Dope on Srufy" IS the
title Of the Torchy story in the Sunday
MAGAZINE Of The New-York Tribune
March the tale Of clerk in the
Corruaated Trusts Office that was dis
covered by piddie to be the nephew OF
a Western millionaire. This made a
profound impression on the rest Of The
Office force. particularly when Snuffy
received handsome presents from his
distinguished relative. The denoue'
ment ls/s scres n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25

Liverpool cables spot quiet: sales 5000
bales: speculation and EXPORT. 30. American,
= 900: imports 1900. American 25,oOo. MID
ding upland. ODD. Futures opened steady.
laGI point higher than Monday. closed quiet
al net advance Of y point 70 decline OF ?
points compared with Friday. February,
3 GOD. Tebrua ny March. eos igd; Msrch-April
4. $50: Ap-ll-May. 6.64i3d: May-June. e.64d
June-July $500. July-AUgusi. 65fisd: An
eusl- September $50 Septemper-Octoner
q % .d: Octoher-Novem 6.2ld: November -
December. Gid: December-January and Janu-
ary-rehruary. 6.i6G. NsBchester-Nsrns ir-
regular. cloths duh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
WHEAT RALLIES IN CHICAGO
Corn and Oats Also Advance
Provisions Higher and Lower.

Chicago, Feb e4-Rumors Of export
sales had considerable 10 do to-day wiz
rallying the price CT wheat Largely in
consequence the market which carly in
the session had been depressed closed
STEADY at an advance of isc TO &c net
corn finished with gain OF isc to i,c and
oats up &c TO Sac. For provisions the out
come was Irregular. varying from eikq5c
decline to an upturn Of nc. Range OF
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
Bank Increases Capital.

,se1hoiders o. the Merchants TX
national Bank. at meeting > es-
. - voted 10 increase the capital stock
~ bank from $4,000 10 s. .Op.0oo The
II. 10y house Of kountze Brothers is 10
substantial interest In the stock
d.. Aefehsnis National and viii he
- st1..s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
Clev.lsnd Railway Company

The Ohio Pubnc Utriues Commission
has received application from the Cie,e-
Land la iway COMPANY tor permission
90 issue S-,lf 90 new capital stock ~ par
Tor the purpose o. purchasing new equip
meut ana Co make extensions OF lines.
About t,oo9o"" viii be used TO purchase
new cars. u is expected that an add
uonsl &.coH" will he applied for next
r.H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
Ottawa Lioht, Heat and Power.

The Ottawa Light Heat and Power
Company reports net profits OF s2957s7. or
1l.2 per cent. on its capital stock for the
year ended December 81. 1918. after pro-
viding for all interest and other charges
and reserves for the year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports OF merchandise from the
Port OF New York. as officially reported
At the Custom House. for the week ended
February y amounted 10 SIS 252 oal. against
Sls0ll.l31 the previous week and 81, ~. SO
IN the corresponding period last year.
Since January / 56.6s77s2, against $751;
$3.50 In the corresponding period last
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
San Joaquin Light ard Power.

The san Joaquin Light and Power Cor
porstion has applied 20 the California
Railroad Commission FOR permission TO
iss1e SS,l50oo bonds for refundins under
lying issues and also FOR authority to
issue 10000 of short time notes for pres
ent needs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
Pacific Gas ana Electric Company.

The Pacific Gas and Electric Company
has decided 10 pay Off on March p all Of
rs outstanding per cent sold notes dat
cd July T. 1913 The notes vii he re-
deemed a. 1907, and accrued Interest; and
after that date interest Will cease to sc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25

Their. were no transactions Of any i'm
poriance over the srbtraee rail yester-
day.
Blair & Co. are Offering $4,000. 900 Caro-
lima. Clnchfeld & Ohio Railway, Elkhorn
Extension first mortgage . per cent five
year notes At eSi2 to yield 5'q per cent
Notes arc dated May I. 1872 and are due
Nav I. 1917. They are redeemahle al par
and interest on any interest date. on
Gals estimate that increased business from
the new extension under construction will
add Sl290oo0 per annum TO gross rev
enues.
Rhoades 6 Co. have removed their Off
ces from No. - Wall street TO No. 81
Wall street
Edwin Packard and Nelson r. Burr
were elected directors 81 the American
Writing Paper Company 10 succeed ". G.
Houston and the late ". n Taylor.
The Lehish Valley Railroad Company
reports gross earnings OF $2.721.2s6 for
January. a decrease Of S675.22S when
iblIndltu Win luc OSS earnings OF Jan
usry. last year Net earnings were S516.-
1874 loss Of sSe3.2S2
The American Railways Association i'm
ITS fortnightly bulletin reports net sur
plus Of cars on February II last OF 49,
90 against eo9.s7S cars on February !.
decrease Of 1926. ON February u.
1913. the net surplus was 26.514 cars.
The total shortage on February "A last
was 1888. compared with 2,2s2 on Feb
rusry ]. 1914, and 3o5l7 on February
.. last year.
Net income Of the Crescent Pipe Line
Company for the year ended December q.
1913 was $50 Sa4. 4 decrease Of s55.217 The
surplus after dividends was Sosei. 4 loss
Of S5.2i7.
For the wear ended December 81 1913
the Loose Wiles Biscuit Company reports
net income. after providing for deprecis-
ton bad debts. etc. OF s776sl3 From this
amount $4,000 was appropriated for spe-
cial publicity expenses. $4,000 was paid
out in dividends on the FIRST preferred
stock. $4,000 in dividends ON the second
preferred stock, and Nll.SlS carried TO sur
plus account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
BONDS

NYc a.. '62loo7. l0l .NYC So 60 1902 lol
'Ex dividend tScIs cents par share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

The Brazilian Light & Power Com
psnys earnings for the week ended Feb
rusry "a were Sao2. ie2. compared with
Si2s SIS FOR the same week last year.
Dominion Power and Trsnsn, ssion.
TIE Dominion Power and Transmission
Company IN its annual report for last
year shows gross earnings or g. SOC. an
increase OF Sl,{i3S over 1919 After de-
ductlne operating expenses the increase
in net was s7Ie0l. The company has cash
on hand OF 1914 Accounts receivable
amount to Ss-N2 and stores on hand
Nu.76S. A certain proportion OF the gross
earnings was set aside toward the fund
for maintenance and renewals, this sys-
tenn having been adopted this year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25

Company for the year ended December n
1913. was $50 S94. a decrease Of s55.2l7 The
surplus after dividends was Slos9i loss
Of S5.2i7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

Their. we're no transactions Of any i'm
por;ance over the srbitraee rail yester-
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25

MISCELLANEOUS

MINING.

s. o00 htch.son gen fs. So 50 -, -
5000 All q & " ] ~. o6e4 t5't ee.2 es7
n00 Miss Power ts... 81 ~ 80 -
T. G0o y r. CT Yarn e s. s.
Of 0o New ing Tsi Is l0lis lol., lgl.s US
J. o00 Pond creek 6s...io54 itat. TO-. l,2%
1000 L Fruit as 1925. e5t -. eol. 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25

The Lehish Valley Railroad Company
reports gross earnings Of $2521.2S6 for
January decrease of S675.32S when
compared with the gross earnings Of Jan
usry. last year Net earnings were S516.-
1874 loss Of $685.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25

Rhoades 6 Co. have removed their Off
COS from No. - Wall street 10 40. 81
Wall street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25

Edwin Packard and Nelson r. Burr
were elected directors of the American
Writing Paper COMPANY TO succeed W. G.
Houston and the late ". II. Taylor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
Dividends Declared.

.Ex dividend