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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12
Dividends Declared.

Union switch and Signal Co, extra Of 90 >
per cent on The preferred and common paya
also quarterly OF 81 90 per share on the pre-
ferred and common, payable April ID TO
stock OF record March 81.
Western Union Telegraph Company. quar-
terly Of per cent. placing the stock on "A
I per cent basis. Since 1908 ) per cent an
nually has been paid.
American Express Company quarterly OF
III per cent. payable April to stock OF rec
ord March IA.
New york Central. quarterly Of Ia per
cent. payable April IS. 10 stock OF record
March 90
Hart. schanncr & Marx, quarterly OF :.
per cent on the preferred, payable March 81
to stock OF record March 20.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company. quarter
~ Of III per cent on the common and an
nual OF IL per cent on the preferred, both
PAYABLE April 20 stock OF record March 10.
E s. Kresge Company. quarterly Of = per
cent on the preferred payable April J.
Knickerbocker Insurance Company. initial
dividend Of 3 per cent payable April !.
United Shoe Machinery Corporation. quar-,
torly Of ia per cent on the preferred ana
2 per cent on the common.
Kcokuk a. Dcs Moincs Railway Company.
dividend or 81 20 = share payable April
hmerlcan Locomotive Company. quarterly
OF i. per cont on the preferred. payable
Aprli 81 -.
pevabie Aprl ! 10 stock OF record March 10
First Mortgage Guarantee Company OF
long island City, quarterly OF = per cent.
payable 20 stockholders Of record at the close
OF business March 2.
Hedley Gold Mining Company quarterly
OF per cent aud per cent extra payable
March 81 -
American Typo Founders Company. quar-
terly OF !. per cent on the nreieriod ana
/ per cent on the common. payable April 10
10 stock Of record April 10
virginia Railway and Power COMPANY
semi annual OF ~ per cent. payable Nprh
10 10 stock OF record March Il ,
vashburn wire Company, quarterly OF
~ Der cent on the common ara q per
con, on the preferred. payable Aprn 70
stock ~ record March 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12
Detroit United Railways.

Gross earnings Of the Detroit United
Railways for January OF this year were
$e50,30l, a decrease OF $3i,30, and net
earnings $267 i57, a loss OF $3.50, compared
with the corresponding month last year.
Surplus for the month after all charges
was sll2, $50, a decrease Of S56,403 These de
creases are ascribed TO the reduction In
fares on the streetcar lines made last
August, but earnings are reported SUI
ficient 10 show a substantial amount
above the requirements for the IA per
cent quarterly dividends on the sl2, 500 600
capital stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

A moderate business vas done IN steamer steamer
cta-tcring Rates held fairly steady. QUO
ts'iora 10 IiVcrpooL litd nominal, London
and GLASGOW. isd Rotterdam, 4c; HAMBURG
and Bremen 30 pigs: full. I'd April bris-
tot 2Ad. April; Antwerp, = 2 20, Corh 10.
ordcTs Is ID nominal; picked ports. large
tonnage. is I'd, cotton to Liverpool. PEI, d d00
In 9Oc Charters. Norwegian steamer l.v-o
IONS coal virginia 90 Palermo. los, March
British steamer. 2,67l tons. transatlantic
trade, one trip on time charter, basis IS
iOIId delivery South Atlantic, March; Brit
ish steamer, 2,4Ta tons, same. basis ~ Cd
delivery cuba March Norwegian steamer;
e0o ions timber. Gulf TO Holland and
Manchester sos prompt; German steamer
500 tons, timber. Gulf 20 Aberdeen, Iss
Cd March. British steamer. 2,6lf tons. cot
ton. etc Gulf 20 the United Kingdom or Com
tinent. ais Sd. April. spanish steamer 1888
tons, sugar, Cuba 10 Liverpool or Greenock.
u l. March, British steamer, 2,4iT tons.
West india trade. one round trip. basis "a
nd March: Austrian steamer e.26i tons.
same: British steamer. $50 tons, same. p G.,
schooner. G5i tons. coal, Philadelphia 10 81 70
Nnnnah 10. and back. lumber. y :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12
COTTON REACTS,
CLOSING LOWER
An Early Advance Lost Under
Foreign Selling and
Realizing.

There was less activity in the cotton
market yesterday. with a tendency tow
ard reaction, although selling was at no
time aggressive enough 10 cause a heavy
break. An advance at the opening due TO
steady cables, carried May 20 points above
the low OF Monday and caused some
heavy realizing sales, Liverpool selling
new crop positions freely. Business
slackened after the decline, and there
were moderate rallies on reports OF better
spot business in the South. The close was
at net unchanged TO decline OF points,
old crop months holding Tuesdays fig
ures and March maintaining a premium
of 81 to 80 points over May. Southern
srot markets were unchanged 10 isc up.
with good sales reported but the local
market was quiet at l310c for middling
uplands, with no sales. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12
More Gold Exports?

~. rang 70 lato dispatch. London
a.'ansed 10 send fJCo.0oO IN gold 10
so'',, -''na' presumably IN payment for
la. american securities foated In Eng
a., !" ior Imports OF foodstuGs. In the
80 me oeots OF England have often been
e,.,,,s o'aiA on the gold supply Of this
tsk,y' ~ the creditor nation usually
ps.e me gold IN the most convenient
tH !, iOT 10 purpose and charges the
lsy. ., England. Sterling exchange rates
ara '1''iy risen. ana international bank
u. "'ie mink II not unlikely that within
be,, "'sl lev weeks there Will be more ex-
Ar. ron New York. possibly 10 South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12
ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Declines General, with a Few
Specialties Making Gains.

Closing prices on the Consolidated E%-
change yesterday showed substantial de-
clines in the leading stocks with frmness
in a few of the specialties. Sugar was
particularly weak, opening at 1874. which
was its highest for the day.
There was a transaction on the call in
American Beet Sugar at 222s, the only
market for that stock in Wall Street all
day. A small lot OF National Lead sold
after the call at 40, with no sale reported
elsewhere New York Central touched q
low price Of SSls. Transactions were made
in &.7lO shares with forty-four stocks
voprosonfpd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12

PRoyIsIONs-slishtly lower at tbs out
SGT. but gained strength, and az me close
nv sea q s26; short clear $50 IS q s22. BEEF
Mess, sisas1e so: family. sleGS20 PACK
ct. SIS 5Odsl9 30. extra India mess. KS
pigs. 13Nc CUT MEATs-Pickled bellies
Quiet 13i. a l4i.c: picked hams steady u
6I4hc TALLoW-steady; special: g,
city 8isc nominal; country. 64bAc. LARD
Firm middle West, i0,60& lo.Ioc: eitY,
1Oisc: refined. South America, IL sJc: Con
tinent. 1926: Brazil Kegs, l2.S5c. com
steady: oleo. $50; city lard. liisc
COrTONsEED OILc-Slightly easier around
tho opening. bat offerings we're well sh
sorbed. steadier tone developed, ans A.
the close prices were 10 points net high
er Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12
BUSINESS REVERSES

ALFRED II. POST, foreign freight broker,
OF No. Isl Broadway, fled petition. VIII
liabilities OF S92, SCI and nominal assets OF
50 o92 Mr. Post had a connection with Henry
Bschon & Co, custom House brokers ana
forwarders. OF No. PSI Broadway. againsi
whom a petition was filed on January 10. MI
Post said that during this connection various
shipments sent TO him, frequently ac
companied by drafts covering collections IRON
foreign consigners The collections were mace
by Henry BischoN a. CO.. now in the henus
OF a receiver. and Ir. Post is unable TO Cd
tain from their books the names OF Shippers.
Among his creditors are Henry Bischon o.
CO.. $50 600, OF which $4,000 Is secured py
nfty shares Of stock OF the American j vi
warding Company OF Illinois sZoOVV u a
sets and 81 600 loans; g. La Mont Post. So
800 money advanced; National Association OF
a Co Chicago. $4,000 loan; William J. Nor
ton, 81 900 unpaid check; Montreal Engineering
Mr. post and Henri Bischofr & Co. which
tho firm should be responsible for. claim now
in litigation; Collegiate School, 1914, and
HENRY j. ". POGGENBURG, dealer in
notions. at No. 81 East 18th street ais s57
900 and assets OF Sl6. f5i. Among the credl =
tors are the Pittsburgh Life insurance ana
Trust Company. >oosddo Zoo secured Sac .,
81 II w Poggenburg. $4,000, secured, ana
Prudential Life Insurance Company! $i''"
SeT THE SANITARY BEDDING COMPANY
Schedules IN bankruptcy OF the Sanltary
Bedding Company Of No. o24 west -ou
street. Show liabilities OF sls,oS4 and assets
OF So 600 .a.,,v 70,
TI4E STAR UMBRELLA COMPANY, Inc.
Schedules IN bankruptcy OF the star I'm
brolla company, Inc, OF No. l3l wooster
street. show Liabilities OF Sl760o and assets
sTocIInfAN & OETTINGER. - Schedules
I'm bankruptcy OF Stockman & Oettlneer,
manufacturers Of picture frames AZ no. -
I afavctte street show Liabilities OF Sl3,4is
and assets OF S6OO+. ,ry
THE M'VICKAR-G AILLARD REALTY
ONtPANY-Judge Hough granted an or
dor FOR the examination OF William ID. Gall
lard Tegare Walker, George Creyeling, FOR.
roeriv nrosident. secretary and treasurer OF
tho Mcvickard- Gailard Realty ConPantyy, Cd
No AZ Broadway, and Marion II. Galiisru
bcfors Alexander Gilchrist Jr, an special
master az the instance OF the petitioning
nro6itors Creditors, whose claims aggre.
ea,e eco 600 stated at a recent meeting OF
creditors that they failed TO understand mo
present condition Of the COMPANY ana the
meeting decided to ask for thorough eX-
animation OF the officers OF the company
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
PHILIP CARP.-schedules OF Philip Carp.
doaier in cloaks suits furs, etc, at No 10
Svenue 4. show liabilities Of 81. $40 ana az,
sets 81 s.. 600. consisting OF stock OF sl'9oo
and fixtures OF SlOOV, -, ,ro,,,b an
TOSEPH ABO-ARAB.--Judge Housh sp
rointed bernard J MacCorry custodian Tor
Tosanb Abs-Arab. dealer in drygoods, at NO
or Washington street. Bond. $500. ,,,
Eli " ATTHEWS.-Carpenter OF MIC
tta,o,yr y Y fled a petition here, win
liabilities OF $loJ5 and assets OF 900 j"
accounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12
MINING
u. 8. TREASURY FINANCES.

Warrington March 1.-THE condition OF the
United states Treasury AT the beginning OF
business day was. Net balance IN general
fund 500 7g5, SO, total receipts yesterday. 81
OO4 60. total payments yesterday, S2.oil D6i.
The deficit this fiscal year is so, O35,3oO,
against n surplus OF $500 100 last year, ex-
elusive Of Panama Canal and public debt
fransanflnnH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12

THE following judgments Tor amounts VI
- chan 5000 were filed yesterday, the
frat name being that Of the debtor
Manhattan.
Abrahams Jacques %. z, .- hai ,5,s 70 -
nrov,n T'homas-F :. coventry; N'oas o.
RaDrirt Rose L.. and Hartman Natioha'
Bsnll-w. ". Farley, $. S So = York 1922 IS.
burlington. Milton E.-Welham co sSsi 90,
psrEeT Iouis-E. VI. Cattle & Co.; sl;SSo . a.. a.
Brody, Adler & Koch COB W. hocis'a''e'
ce et al t VOs' and sam Msssey-Reyiew Realty
c, ETsPaHY frank AMI P.-Barrett Manufacturing
co T0nPeny Allie E'unted Distillers Company;
"a s,y Word, or Henry TT. A.. o'Neill; sS52is.
E lar u sGYH A-city OF New York. s2Sl 81.
1en,chman. Morris-same; s26l 81.
punnock Ernest r.. and Joseph Baker-hus-
seirath Importing Company; Ss5i 81; ,o.o =,
r,sIanater Arthur VI Macaren: 1888 Il.
Doeiaer' Joseph. Charles A.. Louise, Carrie
and Louise jr.-Kaufmann Strauss Com
re gn"s Samuel &c. NJ Nevins; s2s2 -.
Fisco- FRANKIE. f. schober ct al; Sl2t "A.
Fortier Charles B.-Robert Peet Company;
rs-ce samuel P.-City OF New York: $3.50 81
Hurvitz. Decentralization Rolling MIL
;2i6 g. -
HulNeu. HenfN-'lty tt 4NtN iClNf ~ d.
Uirsch. Patrick H.-Same; s3,6ll S.
Uaiperin. Annie and DAVID. Bloch; ;22l %
Hoskin, Albert Nm. A. Craven; siso A..
Hysms, Anna NJ. and LeonarG-B. Alexander
ct al. 1913 Is.
jacobs Norman J.-Mendelson Jaffe Jatz. Inc. !;
ssO3 Is
Jones. Fred A. n. Ritterhon; $40 90
Joyce John W-D. :. Williams 1858 g.
Jaedlcke Frederick--Citv OF New York; 500 81
Kohn Sgmund-H. c. Vol, ct al 500 eg
Kleinfed Joseph and Esther-W. Schonckel
s2.6fT 70
MARTHA iouls-New York Edison Co. $500 Is
Moschcowitz Joseph-German Exchange Bank,
s. .J26 -.
Morcn Geo P--Germanla Bank. City Of New
York So. sol 40
McGrath. John-George Colon & Co, s20i o.
Munro Alexander IA. Reichbart. S2is 80
Parks Albert County Land and Mortgage
Co.. s293 a..
Reinach. Louis Nh Morris et al. scoT a.
snellenburs. Nathan. samuel. Joseph y. Abra-
ham Harry, Morton T.. samuel. also Simon
l.. Bernard and Arthur Bloch. eXrs.. etc
W Jacobs. sI23 NJ
schinasl, Abraham and Louis-R. simons.
1926 Il.
saiomon. Chas VI. ". Ward. 81 2iiT -.
seely. Waiter H.-Chares scribnePs sons
s274 a.
ehnlet Louis. Gluck 1871 70
southworth. Ellis = E +. CraSin, 81 Sss ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12
Watehful Waiting.

With mental picture Of what the ad-
ministrdtion has done 10 bring about a
restoration Of order I'm Mexico-"and the
end not yet'-Wan Street contemplates
that other exponent OF the "wGtchful
waiting policy, the Interstate Commerce
Commission with an equal enthusiasm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12

The governing committee OF the New
York Stock Exchange has listed the fol-
owing securities: General Motors Com
pany. $l12,S00 voting trust certhcateS
for common stock; Syracuse Light ana
Power Company. $4,000 per cent col
lateral trust sinking fund bonds, due
1854: Texas Company, 100000 per
cent convertible debenture bonds, due
1881: Peoples Gas Light and Coke Com
pany. s2154,O0O refunding mortgage .
per cent bonds; Chicago s; Western lndl-
ana Railroad Company s4,S14,OOO con
solidated mortgage ffty-year per cent
bonds due 1852 and Third Avenue Rail-
way Company. $f1S10OO first refunding
mortgage ffty-year per cent bonds
due 1860.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12
MARCH IL
MANN attain.


Ruby. William Badt; January 90, 1912
(released) $5S7 %.
Probst Frederick, Simon Plaut and Henry
sPlaut-F. Rinaldi; March 10 l914;>s2io.
Main Paper Stock Co. Ring; November
$. 1913; S3,306 80.
Muller. Jane NJ, and John Woltz-Riversido
Bank; February %, 1900; 50, sos OF.
Bankers Land and Mortgage corp, j. Parker
Sloane and Charles l.. Sicard--J Tanzeri
January 6, 1914; S31s 40.
Bryant. J. Wilson-Standard Plumbing sup
ply Co.-NOyember II. 1910; sl37 %.
Bartine oliver IA. y. Alderman; Novem-
her 10. 1915 $s75.
Daniel, Richard &c. V. McFedden; De
cember 30. 1912: s217 OF.
Knickerbocker Ice Coo. Cushmrn: Janu-
airy 20, 1914: 80 20s o.
Same-H Cushman; January 20. 1914; $500.
Londino, william. and Savero Gallon. Di
Menna ct al. May IS. 1918; 1919 IL.
Same-Bankers Surety Co; April 3, lelI'
s34S 50
Nash. Henry PA. r. Jammes; March %,
1904; s2T6 rs
T. J. Galardi q Coo. J. Eder: February
10. 1914; 1856 SO.
schreiber Isaac-American WOODEN Co. OF
New York--March TO- 1914 (canceiled); ;
Healy, A. Ausustus-F. Splitter: February
II, 1918 (reversed); s5.0o7 SO.
Tho Bronx.
Fay. Flora rs. stsini December 30 1870
Lopard' Charles-city of New York; Teoru-
airy 20, 1914: 1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12

SUGAR--No improvement was noted in the
demand for refined. and prices remained IN
chenged az 80 for nne graduated. Raw vas
about steady There was no sugar pressirs
for sae at the moment. and holders were
littlo frmer, although some Porto Rico
sugars we're available for prompt shipment
az equal - the old basis of 2.a6c for cen
trifugsl. without buyers spot prices wsrs
o. FOR Cubes cost and reirht In London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12

sehmsiw,t.. Harry and Besas-c. F. prost'
slst: T. NET T. and r.us seh.eA-i.-L on
Schroeder. Mile L.. admI.-simoo strauss.
Inc SCOT 81.
Zimmerman. John. sdm-cty OF New Yort.
$40
Turner. Mauds M--A. Pierson, se44 o..
Wheelehan. Frank M.-City CT New fcrx,
1851 81.
waring. Robert L.-Ddwsrd Thompson Co..
1913 ~.
Weaver. Frank-J. B. Wood, 81 600
"Yvette''-I- Orange ct al, $3.50 9S.
A. Hazen Green Co., lnc.-New York Coil Co.,
s211 81.
Hudson Wood Working Co.. Inc--T. J. Car
mack. s237 IS.
Imperial Mfg Co.-F. A. Stone $3.50 IA.
Jackson Eastern Distributors. Inca. r. Nc
Bee. 81 1872 a..
Manchester Garage Coz. Ray ct al, 1884 81.
Pannell & Coz. p. Bowman. SEA Al.
Splitter Manufacturing Con-. Nj. Goldsmith,
Si2SS So.
United states Phosphate Export co.-C1ty Of
New York. sl,2S6 10.
Tho Bronx.
McCrystal Margaret-K. X. Hyde, Ns@G.
Name, Chan-C Chue. SEA T.
Particle. William Is. T. Cmpleby. N,sSf II.
Robinson. Cornea s.. Frederick 5. Robinson
and Gilbert Robinson-Coonial Bank, $3.50 ~
Kramer Contracting Co. and Samuel Alkor-
Mayor Lane & Co, N.lS3 81
Sindel & schechwitz-L Gilman, 1887 =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12

Commission. houses represented on the
Consolidated Stock Exchange effected an
organization to take cooperative action
to increase the business of the exchange
with A. !. Marks as chairman and j. J..
Lynch temporary secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12
EXPORTS OF APPLES.

Following are the exports OF apples TO
Europe from United states and Canadian
ports for the week ended March Z, fur-
nished to The Tribune by Lunham q
Moore. Produce Exchange forwarding
agents. Boxes are reckoned as three to
TIE barrel and counted as barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDUSTRiAlS.
MINING.
BONDS.

Cen D Tel $500 1904 NYc as, 50 l0ok i0l
chic II 81 II eS5s 9sH NYC as. so 1905. lOl
Kel spg As II 70
.Ex dividend fSells cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12
BON

81 800 Braden Cop 6s... 100 100 lso 1850
10 600 Cuban new 5s... sSss 9S1s g@s $50
25 600 Western Pac SIS. 61hl 6lh 80 81
.odd lots. tsells cents par shar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12

4 comparative chart showing the
growth of the s. s. Kresse Company and
the WoolWorth Company stores Tor the
last five years. giving yearly percentage
in increases of sales and profits is being
distributed by Charles Z. Merrill & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12
Bank investments in Public Utilities
keystone Telephone.

The keystone Telephone Company re-
ports gross earnings for the month of
February. 1914, of s107.7Sl, an increase Of
81 S94, and net earnings Of $55,939. a gain
of e. 427
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York March il, 19lt
GRAIN -- WHEAT 49, II was the opinion
among traders that tho sharp upturn 1T the
close on Tuesday WAS due more to technical
conditions and covering a sold out market
than 10 uneasiness regarding the crop situa-
ton During the day the market was some
what irregular, with May heavy az tmet'
while new crop months were firm, and 81 the
close May was sc lower and July isc higher.
Foreign markets were generally steady. tx
port bids were out Of line. and no business
was reported Cash No hard winter was
quoted at 81 o0%, c I Z, 20 arrive, No , rod,
81 O4h, elevator, domestic; No 1 Northern
duluth, 81 03i4. o shoat, opening Of nayi-
cation, and No ! Northern, Manitoba, 81 %
b, anoat. CORN-Fairly steady. especially
for near positions, and at the close was &c
lower 20 CSC net higher. Cash No 3 yellow
corn was quoted at 5OSc, T. 20 arrive.
OATs-Moderatiyel active ana steadicr. cash
market firm: standard white 4jisai6c; No 2.
46a46hc, No 3. 45a45 nc; No 4. 4iisni1c,
ordinary clipped, 44ha47c: fancy clipped,
45isG4Sc, all elevator. RYE-Steady; No
Western. 67isc (. New York export. BAR
LEY-Quiet; mailing. 65975c, BlGsio
RUCKWHEAT-Quiet: silver hull, 81 30,
rnLxed 81 l2. Iauanesa- 81 NsnS2 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEANLINESS.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tradin

FLOUR AND MEAL-IraClng IN nour Wss
again OF a joboing character. Spring patents,
81 7OdSt 80; winter sraights. 81 3JnN ~
winter patents 81 50ds4 40; spring clears. 81 20
asa 80: extra No winter. 81 65gs3 50; No 2
So 45QS3 60: Kansas straights, 81 2JnS4 30
fancy spring patents s. 40q$6. BUCKWHEAT
FLOUR-Dull, 81 s5qs3 per 100 N. RYE
FLOUR-Quiet; fair 20 good 50 3Od>3 30,
choice to fancy. 50 55qs3 IS. CoRNMEAI.-
Steady; kiln dried. SO -. BAG MEAL--Fine
white and yellow, 81 4Jdsl 30. coarse. 81 4cm
81 a. FEED-Western steady; bran, 10 ar
rive loo-ib sacks. S27 80; standard middl!ns.
S2e 80: -four do. 500: red dog. $50; city STEADY:
bulk, s26 so: lacks SIS so. middling. $2IgSS0
red dog. $50 co. oilmcal, s3i0s3l 30.
COIFEE-The iiquicatins movement which
started on Tuesday continued to-day. and
prices most OF the dav were weak AZ one time
showing losses OF over &c pound. ~ the
decline the market made new low records for
the entire season and touched the lowest point
since last July. when the July option sold AZ
s3Jc The selling the result OF a sharp
break in Europe, where Havre closed az a me-
decline OF Ih91h francs. while Hamburg was
Eq4 pfennig lower. Brazilian markets we're
steady and cost and freight Offers were IN
changed 20 points lower, With santos IS Hnf
90 being quoted at 1880. A. al 1i.2oc, IS ana
As at II 55o and Rio 7s al s 5oas.55c. spot
market quiet and easy. with Rio IS quoted az
SIC Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

The Illinois TRACTION company, accord
ing TO Montreal dispatch, has listed
10000 shares OF common stock on the
Montreal Stock Exchange.
Great Western Power.
The annual report of the Great Western
Power Company for the year ended De
cember 81, 1918 shows operating revenue
Of S.Si5, 7o2; net operating revenue, $l,Sli,
sl2. and a total surplus of sS26.59i.
Northern Ohio Traction and Light.
The Northern Ohio Traction and Light
Company has made application 20 the
Ohio Public Utilities Commission for au-
thorization OF $isl, 600 per cent preferred
stock, TO be sold at not less than 95 II
is proposed TO use the proceeds OF this
issue TO reimburse the treasury for cap
ital expenditures made in 1918.
Bank investments in Public Utilities
Investments OF banks throughout the
United States in public utility bonds. as
shown in the annual report Of the Con-
troller of the Currency TO Congress. are
being largely increased. The total in
vestments for 1913 were $72l 10000, an in
crease of 1873 per cent over 1912, which
year showed an increase of s69 per cent
over 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor. the
second that OF the creditor and date when
judgment was filed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12
Now Orleans, March 1.-THE cotton market

Now Orleans March 1.-THE cotton market
was nervous. moving ftfuily within narrow
limits The low levels OF the day were In the
afternoon. when tho trading months were TO
points under yesterdays close, but proht
taking caused a late reaction. Ono OF the de-
pressing influences was tho report that Man
chester mills were further cutting down the
hours OF operation. Tho close was STEADY
polnt IN 10 2 points down net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

London was a seller in this market
yesterday TO the extent OF about 10000
shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12

The Merchants National Bank has re-
ceived $4,000 gold from Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12

A. L. Sylvester, president of the Amer
lean Cigar Company. and Daniel Hall
have been elected directors of the Amer
lean Tobacco Company succeeding E. f.
Edwards and p T. Hanlon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-12
TOBACCO STOCKS.

"hs 'srnehed ~ T.. T.. Winkslmsn T.
20, 30 ~ Broad ftreetJ
Arizona republican., 1914-04-06
HOW PLEASED HE'LL BE

Curtailment of train service should give the voter chance taste the practical applicatoa of Brandeiss efficiency methods.-Wall Street Journal