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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-25

the front girdle of pearl beads and
crystal outlines the pointed waist line,
and pearl and crystal trimming edge
the lace bodice. The skirt is OF rose
pink brocaded satin. and beneath is
nunlike slip of flesh tinted nocturne
satin. ..ssssss-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-25

TT is not diffichlt to discern that this
opera gown is by Callot Soeurs.
whose penchant for glittering fabrics.
for gaslight wear is well known A
feature of the gown is the dropped
waist line, the bodice of lace curvlng
down. sspsyaR inches over the skirt at
appearing to veil the barred shoulders
and arms.
Women wear gloves in the evening, or
not, as they please. Sticklers for con-
yentionality and the properties OF cos
TIME insist that long gloves are in
dispensable with an evening gown OF
formal character, but younger women
are appearing at the theater and IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-25

anchor
But can l.
Hope
Seaiast and
And nurs o
Charles
The Christians hope according Paus dehntlon comes
hroug the ancestry trbuation patience and experience
eve glory in tribulation knowing that tr1Duauoh "o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-25

gown, moreover, stands out in its indi-
vidual prettiness and on its own merits
as its wearer walks or whirls about
the ballroom, sometimes surrounded by
a throng of other dancers, yet often
forming one of an isolated group. where
details of costume are plainly ap-
parent.
At the opera, however. one must be
very copspicuously dressed to emerge
at all from the glitter of color and
jewels that forms the brilliant tier of
the boxes. Individual woman is lost in
the maze of costumes. blazing jewels
and white shoulders that bewilder the
eye. And no costume. however costly
and arrestiaG in elegance. shows itself
below the waist line. unless it's wearer
stands up in her box or goes out into
the foyer during the entire act to stroll
about. Even then, and in the carriage
foyer later, the gown is usually partly
covered by the opera wrap. So, to show
at all the opera costume must be brave
with glitter of spang1ed trimming, or
malE itself by some ecceDtricity of
colori so that it shall stand out from
tho}e around it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-25

HE essential diff
ference between a
dancing gown and
one intended pri-
marily for opera
wear is that the
dancing gown TO-
cuses interest in
its skirt, while in
the opera gown
the bodice is the
important feature.
f yerV dancing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
NOTEHOLOER GETS WRIT
Extension of B. & M. Notes
Would Invalidate 1t, However.

To William Schaumbers OF this city
who represents q holder Of sl15,0 900 Of the
$40 100000 Boston Il Maine notes which
matured February and which the road is
irving TO get extended until May has been
granted an attachment on those holdings.
Ten writs have been served, seven on
banks and three on members OF Lee His-
a,rson < co. The amount involved in the
suit for attachment was 100000 to cover
an expenses
The Massachusetts law provides that II
A company goes into receivership WITHIN
four months from the date OF maturity oil
its unpaid obligations any attachment
granted within that period will not nave
preference over other claims Should inc
Boston & Maine obtain the hoped-for eN-
tension OF its notes TO May /. 10 was point
ca out. the validity OF any attachment
could not be claimed.
Holders OF approximately s. per cent OF
the $1,000. 900 notes have assented 10 the ex-
tension plan TO date. and - per cont more
have done so on condition that all the
rcteholdcrs agree. Bankers for the road
have been subjected 20 some criticism be
cause the, nave not taken steps 10 pur-
chase the remaining rer cent to put the
extension into immediate operation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14

Albany Feb. lS-Ths following incor-
norations we're flied with the Secretary OF
state to-day:
OnondasA shoe COMPANY. Syracns. slV,
ocn. U-iiIis,, - Dsrrow 40 100 East Fay
ellie street syracuse. Charles Joachlh' J''
Edward Edelmann. syracuse. CON
j. II. Bosaa Co,i S Rnesn William a.
carson. Albert Il. Breier, saranac LaAT, -,
ontario Tire and Rubber COMPANY. b ,no
fslo. $50 900. Harold. v COON, 10 Stiusnn
KINGSLEY street Buffalo. F. Leslie koolhso"
FuGalo. Frank Is Rowley. TonaWanda'
crear Britain ostrich Feather CompshN'
~. YorL Citt: $4,000: saul ". Rcsen-
herc. 40 100 Yves, 18TH street, New YORK
David Golden Daniel A. Gatotts, New lolh.
Mutual service Corporation. Manhabsh,
s2j 900. j. F. Deegan, No. 81 IVES, lo" 1S
street New York. Robert ). bet's anu
Charles f.. Brown New York.
GARDENERS Bay Realty COMPANY. MAMA.
tan. S. 700. Barclay l.. seyerns. No; ~ Mes'
3ath street, New York, william H. Dte"s
Bernard J. Fowler New YORK.
Neisel a Co. Manhattan, Jewellers
SO 900. John ~ Fleming, No. "a West 1880
street New York: Ruby J.. Fleming, r. Ham
Ncw Reliable Rehnshing COMPANY Man
haitian: se.ooo Charles n ss YeTl9' No. To-
Isaacs jr.. Louis Greenberg, New York -,
.'Vermflax' Company. S25. 900. Clarence W
Hobbs No. els West 10th street, New YORK
r. Gale Wallace. New York, Thomas =.
III
Uofwelrs Cloak and Suit House. Rochester
$50 600: samuel Kimmel No. 5'5 Bsroey
street BROOKLYN Morris Kimmel and sehs
Edeman BROOKLYN
American HeH Company, Manhattan; oils
and paints; $1,000, Milton Dammann. No. ~
Broadway New York Joseph Dammann and
Nav Daley. New York
" r. Saunders 4 Sons. Syracuse; livery az
press. SO 600. William r. Saunders. No 5lo
West Onondaga street Syracuse. w. W saun
ders aad Casse r. Saunders. Syracuse.
Eureka Paint Company, Manhattan. $1,000.
Frederick y ROllow No. 20 McDonough
street Br0Ohl,n. James :. Rollow, New YORK
John A. Smith Brooklyn.
Manufacturers Millinery Company. Manhst
tan. so 600 Max Goldstein. No. iS West
HIN street New YORK: Lewis Silyerman ana
Abram = Sachs, New Yor6.
Genco Realty Company. Manhattan: $50 Ooc;
Ouo 4 Samuels No 10 Nassau street. New
York Samuel Wacht, jr, and Jacob Neumaik
New York
Nordennolt Corporation. Manhattan, steve
dores. 5000. Claus Nordenholt, No. 1863 Ce-
bra avenue Tompkinsyiue. y. Y. Frederick
O Nordenfolt ana Frederick Nordenhot,
Brooklyn.
Depositors Realization Corporation. Mania
tan. 10000. william n. caldwell, No. 10
East sith street. New York; Herbert NJ. PAU.
New York, Powell Il Cornelius krooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
s.c.l.rstinq investment.

ID a., ,cs, = wear ago that the famous
r,4.o issus or Baltimore 4 Ohio te
-. ,,,, eoryertbles was brought out a D.
g. m o,d tS5 rer cent. The price vas
poseg pui lower than the quotations.
~ .,h,- securities would seem To demand.
m. 3,s bsirs to break the deadlock gu
10 s,-i market bv coming out with 4
t,rs r,,esniton that investment condi-
-, had changed Now The Southern
"a. \. csryerfib'ee. 60 the amount OF So
sF ere beinc brought ont price even
~ attractive thsn that OF The Bait
va Ohio oferins. though investment
fnns have had O great change foI
a cisr They too. however. seem 10
sna purpose beyond What lies IN their
r.5ats and successful sale. There L.
sldo,k 20 break 600 the bond market
tine bat there is occasion for giving
m rre,us 90 a. buying movement the
w hsRn sign OF Tagging. To keep
Enforcement soIng hard. 10 bring aooA,
O atston o. accelerated motion Do inc
sutts markets. is :he dcyout wish o.
oT fiscal agent for q big corporation
"a. nisfly rybody else in the financial
grg besides ln me long run steady
H sotsr investing and reinvesung are
rn O. 10 desired They profit ever, body
fr But before that happy condition IS
a.hsd there has 10 boa wave Of in
tit.s BUYING Just now IL needs iu-
i'0af scctleratiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
,..,I;uc Exchange Touches
', ,ncort Point-Nobody
Wants the Gold.
,opIIJS IDLE; ITS
oCCUPATION'S GONE
=, Market Expects New I'M
..rs from the Southern Pa
c;fc Debenture Sale.

surplus Of money that can
~ ,oscIrs Born in this country
. ...r,ne 10 remain idle Tor an in-
,,riod. growing With uncom-
rspdity and having no EMPLOY
rss transferred across the ocean
,o,, that somebody would want IL
- nav more FOR It's services than
vas wiling 20 nav in New
=, London. Tor a time IL found
.-.sne-ative work. Then Sd was
- "a bv The growing surplus there
=. ,orsols. British home rails, for
.,.i,ies. etc. were bought The
- te,t on growing and every new
- more money out or NorN The
g - money went down and London s
as 10 higher than New NorA s..
~ 80 funds tried 20 get back TO
-. ~ hut we're warned that there
W ,ork Tor them here. Gold TO the
~ N 80 so"o Las been exported
80. cit, in the past Eve weeks and
-. very week that the 'a.ost g
go. out The sterling exchange rate
II. =. n-acucauy the import point
- II, nan, o. view OF money and the
-, have u 10 lend. it's discouraS-
a. honest dollar with nothing 10
-. r., the most miserable things
.A. ,srfh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
WHEAT STEADY,
BUT HEAVY
Corn and Oats Show Slight
Gains-COffee Feature
less and Lower.

Bulls in tho wheat market we're unable
10 overcome the effect Of the heavy pro
tectiye snowfall over the winter wheat
belt. but with prices here below parity
with Chicago the May position held
steady, although the market as 2 rule
was heavy. The close here was at IN
changed for MAY and i.c lower for July
Corn lost part Of an early advance based
on tho Western snow. and closed with a
net gain ~ &C to i4c. oats were steady
but quiet gaining fsc net in tho day'S
trading.
There was nothing 70 cause comment in
the coffee market Trading was quiet and
mostly switches and the close was AZ net
unchanged 10 4 decline OF 3 points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
Manhattan.

,usrhscb hermann Wilson So 81.
Amelia. Nicola and Rosie-A. iepner Al oif %.
Bsmberg Lawrence-G. tosenfeld 80 >"
proun Hazard R-W. =. Randolph. Sh a.
Rlack. Martin. ard National Surety company
People. etc $1,000.
O. nfeld Francis C.-Flrst Nanonal BANK "i
Red Bank y j.. S5l7 %.
clinton. Henry F.-S. Lehman. 81 - 81
Ci.arv. Ellen and Nora French 500
he Chilia. saverio-F spsno. N.o'o 80
De Rosa, Pssqusle-c. \. borlger 81 AL
p's,, ,iber, H.-F. r. stephens $40 40.
Ehrgot,. Georze NJ. ana Mildred b.-N. r.
,.! Msl,o,n Ia, Is Hyman. S2s 70.
Fornsn. Asron-s shanker. isss -. $500.
Gsvican. Ambrose AZ. j.. Reissr 's54 W.
Goldman. Ioseph-A. Piser. Nls - =,
Gresnnaum. LEO ST. g. Noop. 49, " =.
Hamilton. william HIS. " Ha'land u
uVmsn Louis. Harry T. Hymsn. Never
Ahrsu. and LYMAN Abrams. Brown a.
Kahn y' Isaac. schumacher SIS 60.
Esris, philfp-P Pspnatiua - a.. vi ~
/ 'snd.en. John Ell. Aoelson' tssi -.
I ,,opro HaGaeI-W WttYris. No1 .
isv Frederick R-R. n. Donnelly. $50 -.
Waitaa Vilheim-H. " Mensen. AS- q.
Wc,;e.. Iames-Frsderick Lualam COMPANY
xewnsn. Joseph Al. Kali - al; So 10
Neuberser Louis C.-H. j..
olsen Chsries-r Farrell. 80, u 49,,
pears,ein. Myerc T. Barker E, a. q, -, a.. ~ d,
shomberx. Isidore III. schoenfelA' >"''' ~
SAME schoenfeld. 81 sss o.. 5000,
s'l,s.fsr Henry-A Gmelln. sao' 81
nSois Harrv-M Jacobs $40 - ,,-..
Wunnermann. Adolph u. Alfred Mo', a.
END Drurle : saniord-B. Is. Noo'''' -
wtnte,s John Rupert. s2l'sl .,- =,
yysiton william Bronx Hosyual. go " 49,.
Young Charles Standaih VIZ Vt" VT
vsllhpor !. John " Esrt g Fauihae'r 90
s5ta y a, - IA
Morley. Arthur T. O. MOTIF We"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
REPUBLIC |. & S. REPORT
Net Earnings Show an Increase
of S1.473,729.

An increase OF 81 1872 in net earnings
is shown in the report Of the Republic
Iron and Steel Company for the year
ended December 81, 1913. Last years total
net was tAs5s.3i2 and the surplus ap-
pHcable for dividends was $Sl0,SOo, equal
TO ia per cent on the s250oo,co0 preferred
stock outstanding, compared with SIS per
cent earned on the same stock i'm 1912. The
1919 earnings were the second largest IN
the history OF the company. being eN-
ceeded only in 1907. when prices were hisn.
After the payment Of the annual divi-
dend OF Z Per cent on the preferred shares
there was surplus OF $l.Sjl,Soo, compared
with 81 7o6O77 in 1912. That year, however
only $3.50 was paid on the preferred
stock. compared with $75O00 in 1915
Last years balance for the common was
equivalent 10 A95 per cent on the 27lN,-
90 outstanding stock.
The report showed that unified orders
FOR finished and semi finished products
and pig iron on December 81 last were
1oo95s tons. compared with sl5,055 tons on
December 81. 1912. This falling off in the
tonnage shipped Was attributed 10 inter
ruptions 10 operations during the first
Quarter Of the year. as result OF the
ohio floods and the contraction in bust
ness during the last quarter
Referring to the depression IN the steel
industry which began last october. John
4. Topping, chairman of the board said
il was intensified in part by the passage
OF the tariff act. Discussion OF other
legislation Of a radical character ne de-
clared. emphasized the unsatisfactory
conditions existing during the last quar-
ter. The report pointed out, however that
a buying movement Of substantial pro-
portions rs now under way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
BOLOGNESIS' BANK
FAILS LIKE CONTrS
Both Institutions Did Business on
Same Lines-Say Assets Ex-
coed Known Liabilities.

Alessandro and Aldo BoloSncsi. private
bankers and dealers in foreign exchange,
at No Sc Wall street. made an assign
nent yesterday for the benefit Of cred
itors TO Francis Gilbert. LAWYER OF No.
i3 Exchange Place. The assignment was
due indirectly TO the failure Of Cesare
Cont last week. As both firms did
business in similar channels. banks which
had dealings with the Bolognesis made
demands on their resources which they
we're unable 10 meet 4 downtown ma
the extent OF $1,000
Another thing that put the firm In DIFF
1culties was the money IL had tied up
IN ventures for manufacturing OF auto
mobile accessories. \ s. Gilbert, the
firm attorney. said that meeting OF
the creditors would probably be held
Wednesday or Thu sdsy i'm the Italian
Chamber OF Commerce. and that com
mittee might be appointed to make an in
vestigation Of the firms affairs Mr.. Gill
bert issued the following statement:
Members of the firm Of Bolognesi
CO. explained to me that. owing to the
recent failure of Mr. Cont. the banks IN
Italy and New York had suddenly cuIS
tailed their credit i'm such way as TO
make it impossible FOR the firm to pro-
coed with safety TO creditors. The elder
Bolognesi stated to me that his liaolll-
ties aggregated about $4,000. as against
which he has assets. consisting of his
equity in property on Ocean Parkway
near Prospect Park, Brooklyn. and his
estate al Highlands. y. Y, cash on hand
and in banks, stock interest in various
manufacturing companies, outstanding
claims and other assets aggregating over
500 900"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
NEBRASKA LABOR LAW VOID
Cannot Limit Public Works EN-
ployment to Union Men.

Lincoln. Sch. Feb. lS.-The Nebraska
supreme Court decided to-day that the
clause in the charter Of South Omaha
providins that only union labor could be
employed on public works Is unconstitn-
ti0nal. -. 49,,
,rbo court held that the rule took pri-
,,,o nr,nert, Of taxpayers without due
800 of law to support a privileged
r,oss al ,he cxpemss Of TIE taxpayers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14

London WAS a purchaser i'm this market
yesterday TO the extent Of about 9oooo
shares
The reported movements OF currency
this week indicate a gain in cash ny the
banks o. something over $4,000. They
received from tho interior SliSsl. 90 and
sent 20 the interior $7.l55.oOo. including g
$4,000 national bank notes sent to Wash
inston Tor redemption. The ssin from
the interior was S7756Co.
Exports OF copper FOR the week ended
February 10 totallcd e.S24 tons. Since
February 3 they we're 1872 tons. com
pared with l5.5oS tons last year.
Hsugarten & Co. yesterday shipped
s3roeD sold roin to Hayu
Subscription books on American Asri-
cultural Chemical co. per cent bonds.
offered by Lee. Higginson & Co. have
been closed and the syndicate dissolved.
Allan A. Ryan. has taken Offices in the
NATIONAL City Bank Building and has
established partnership with Kenneth
Il. Howard under the firm name Of Allan
T. RYAN & Co.
Meikleham & Dinsmore have crened
Pittsburg office under the direction Of
7. s Caimack. The same firm recently
opened an office i'm Buffalo under the
Management OF F. Hall
The American steel FOundries COMPANY
is in the market for 5000 tons Of basic
pig iron for its sharon and Alliance
plants. for delivery during the second
and third periods of this year
Shareholders Of the National Bank OF
Commerce and the Coal and Iron Ma
tional Bank at special meetings yester-
day voted TO accept the provisions Of the
federal reserve act. Shareholders Of the
East River National Bank voted to au-
thorize the directors az their meeting on
February IS 20 ioin the federal reserve
81, stem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
Manhattan.

Burton. John 10. Bluemner' Feb y '''''
Ro,toD & Main. Ranroad-J. Miller; feo' o
Butler der . l.. Roy-L c. Collin; March 10
1913: $40 ~. y r c,n,a
pori'stire Box and rsp-r Co-N. ~ N"n''
eano. Nov. l. 1912; s29i 20.
sare-Same: March 4. 1918; 500 ,,i.
i-'!.oh samuel. and Evelyn EDWARDS -Peopie
ctc. pee. g. 1913: $500. 90 ,o,,
ror1b,m John C.-E G Bell; sept. 80 1913
81 oJ2 81 t,o.nbsus.r. Ian
t,ine lanes ~. and Eleanor R.-F Millsns
APRIL :. 1912; s215 IL ,..ou.i.
Tainberti Construction 60. ano ro,,
acknowledgements Door Co jan % NV
S436 Of. Il, Dsc If
1919: Sl.7l7 sc -,.A
4orov.ltz. pee :. 1905: $3.50 20
Xorth American Film Corporation - I zen
ners Of al. Feb 10 1914; s50I 3.
s~brrne- Marcus H.-Alpha electrical sup
nv 20. Dec 10. 1915. $50 %.
, storm 4 Co-Andrew J. Robinson Co req
:. 1914. sl.53s 96. .,
st,rses sadie Tt A. Shaw - a.. Jan -
1914. S33l q. mail. Gan,
Semi Moses German Exchange Bank sept
-. 1913 $3.50 %. r,,n.
rJborman Philp. and LYMAN Shapiro. 30 ~ 10 H.
cohen: Feb. 5. 1914 Wscatedl' si'oS% 90
The Bronx.
Cohen. Elias 4. Minnie Cohen sna i.u''
r Kleban-I Magnus; Feb. : l'lf' FL
03l 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14

Albion Construction Co. Isaac Krul.vltch ana
Webster Iron Works-Esrle Metal and sup
rlf 60 t5iS 70
Lefenson Wrccking CO. Morris Lsvenson. ia
cob Levenson ana David Hauser-P Bodsn
stein. $50 -
Iron Sponge and Governor % t192 Is
Oakland Chemical Co r. Hanson. 80
Si3 20
Nine Hundred aud Teenty-nine Park Avenue
60. and Henry - CHASER !. Berger. stio :.
sundstrom & Strstton 20. charles Sundstron,
and William u. strat,on- Peoples Nationa'
Bank Of Hudson Falls. 81 rs 90.
Thompson Stsrrett Co Griffin. 81 l5' "S
r j. Gelsrdi X 90 C. ! Eder. 1856 81
Witiomanu Brothers National Park Bank Of
Korber. otto OFT" Y. C'Icity OF New YORK. s2's -
Kossmann. Joseph p same S2n -
Lunde. George-Ssme. s24 IS.
Matthew. Robert y same s2it -
Msurer. Charles Same S2fi -
Meagher Patrick j Same. S2tt -
Lissner, Henry Same. S.4 ~
Lyons Hiram A.-Ssme. <2ii -
Lack. Alfred-same. S2i4 -
Leze. Annie same. s2ii -
IanEridge Johp-Same. <2it 81
Lev. Louisiana. S2ii -
Lack. Louis Same. S2ff -.
Lrhey Michael Same. s24f -
LOPEZ Romon same. S2ii -.
Lopez. Nirgil-Citv Of Now York. S@e -
Larson Henry Same. Sei4 a.
Levine. Joseph r. Same. S2ii -
l.f Ucn. oscar D. same N-ff ~
MCGOWAN. John Same. S2ii -
MCkinn0u fohn--ame. S2ii -
NJ knight Samuel same. s2it -
Martin patrick-Same. $2if -
Mcknight Sauel A-same. S2ff -
Martin. aptrick same. s2it -
MCGEE John-S same. S2fi -
Msurcr Charles Same. So -
Maxwell Edward Same. s2ft ~
NcPhce Archibald Same, S2ii -
McQuiIlan Archibaid--,ame. s2H ~
Niaeuirc George Same. s2if -
McOuado Henrv-Ssme. S2if ~
Mckenzie Mchael-Samc. N@lf ~.
NcFadden John Same. S2if ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
'aeral News and Earnings Of
various Corporations.

-. Nsnef. formerly vice-president
..'.'. equitable Trust Company. has been
=. ~ president o. tn. Electric Proper
a. Fshy' 10 succeed John r. Wal
10 ~sheo 10 10 relieved from the
-, 'us' ne might devote more time 70
i, - '"Oosf. Church. Kerr d GO. ard 10
"a, 49, a. engineering expert for the
q, eNeo on terminal RAILWAY mat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
WefnAs

PROVISIONS Easier. owing 20 lower hog
markets In the West and selling hy commits
zion houses. demand was not large. and tie
market vas narrow. PORK STEADY. mess
S23 5oliS24. family. S24aS26. short clear. SO -
aS22 BEEF- Mess. sisnsis 80; family. Siao
$40: packet. sIs jOasl9 50; extra India mess
s2sds3O DRESSED HOGS l2isdl2hc. pigs
f3i.c CUT MEATS Pi"<led bellies. 10 n.
10. y n. l3sc. II NJ. II &C: picked hams,
i4c TALON Quiet; special Iec. CITY.
6s.c. country. 6ds4c LARD-Easy. middle
West Os5d 10 75c. city. I0izc: refined south
America IL. Continent. II f0c, Brazil kegs
i3c. compound quiet. ss9shc. SrEARr>E
QUIET. oeo. csc; city lard, liAc.
tOTTONsEED OU.-Prc. changes we're
narrow bur the tone steady early. IN ths
face of decline in lard. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
The Bronx.

Bendheim. Berthold- Biuthenthal 4 bic"art'
Inc So $50 -. ,ooo
Bell William ~ Fl Ehrcnpfordt. N-lS - 81
Baker Svlvoster-Gustave RAIDER Co. $500 ~
Nelson August-Thonas G. Edmon1s q 90
$3.50 81. -
pIotsl,v. Jacob-A winitzky 1894 -.
Potter Emily C.-J r. NJ. Fafouhar - A.
Si1s g. ,,ee o.
Tezzelaar. Jacob-H i warbln 81 al >2os ".
Vacko-. August George Ringler 20"
po,b Uanerdash Horodel 81 The Bronx. Ser
nard Bernstein first name hcti,ious' h
ssioonolh S23s ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
Wrtu. Collects for Once.

10 mere consciousness ~ virtue does
, 'sr clerk hire and Office rent. how
~ mtng reward it may be FOR virtue
fi north ri Liberty street or Fulton
'nt or Wherever the financial disi~ct
~ On rs Way uptown IN recognition
a-' faci. 30 Isl said. those who nelpeI
1'frsr.is the Southern Pacifc's notes
"'-he are being allowed an equal par
-tssion IN tho new deoentWe under
''ns. They are 20 get . per cent com
'-n for their share 81 the debcn,Ure
stntne all the other underwriters
= u per cent The commission IS sp-
''1.e just so much clear profit. as +,
f''F well taken for granted that the
sr-ies Nil an oe subscribed for 10y
'''eoers n the Southern Pacific.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14

SUGAR Fair demand for rehned. With
fine granulated selling AZ tds 10. Raw
quiet Prices we're quoted at afsc for cenifi
fusal 2aSc Tor muscovado 13c for moass~s
and 2isc cost and freight In London hee'
sugar was auiet. with February AMI March
quoted - i':d and May aS ID with the curb
81 p 90 for February. as sd for MAJ AMI
- SGD FOR August Wileu & Gray. "rotsi
stock ~ Europe sn- America. ISIS 2os tons
aEainr 1874 .a1 last fcef al he same NJ
even DATES The increase ~ s,c. 70 2itool
tons, sEains, an increase OF III last veek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
"or'hsrn State, Power.

= .a.'''so connected ioae report Of
Ne, c,.es OF the Northern states
= r,.."p~''s' al Of which are under
-, 80 s,'nenf Of " N Byllosby & Co,
ss.-, 49, = cams for the year ended No
tas,... he ssbsioiaHes operate Boz
is.es ~, 'o'b cites IN Minnesota North
'~sorsin and Illinois. <upplyins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
\, SELLING Of Lshieh Valley.

Street has heard. and lent q Will
'g 10 tho news. that there mas been
.''s0e'abIe selling 81 l.ehish valley.
w ny people who are concerned
=. n. activity ~ the Department OF
- and o. the Interstate Commerce
-s'lon in connection with the Goa
oai also by interests who are pre-
= 70 meet their assessments on Rock
+. stock IL is common opinion that
He'sni management OF the Rock isi-
ohee Il gets the financial system re-
'''a Is going 10 make a very good
wi Of the railway. and there are
\ WHO are very wiling 10 ride with
'is.nr I'd.