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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
INJUNCTION HALTS MERGER.
To pors riIy Prevents Union Of
Harlem Line with y. v. Central.

Judge Charles NJ HouCh Of the United
States District Court granted a prelim-
inary injunction yesterday preventing the
proposed merger Of the New York and
Harlem Railroad and the New York
Central, pending he outcome of the suit
brought by John Scott BOYD, Jr.. and
other minority stockholders Of the Har-
lem road TO stop the merger.
Judge Hough in a previous opinion
promised the plaintiffs the temporary
injunction and even agreed 10 give them
a permanent injunction provided they
abandoned their allegations that the
merger would he n violation ~ the Sher-
man law. Judge Hough held that while
the sherman law allegations were rele-
want such matters had better he loft TO
the Jurisdiction of the Acknowledgement
thar injected into a civil suit for dam
ages.
The plaintiffs main contention was
that the consolidation would he an ahro-
CATION 81 the long term lease Under
which h New York Central paid the
Harlem a handsome rental for the use
of the lines. In his order Judge Hough
holds thai this II a good cause OF ac-
ton against the merger.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
LACKAWANNA HEAD
FEARFUL OF FUTURE
W. II. Trne>dale Tells stock.
holders Outlook for 1915
Is Uncertain.
HE DEGREES NEW LAWS

". ". Truesdale, president OF the
Delaware. Lackawann and Western
Railroad Company. told the sharehold-
ers in his report for the year ended
December 81. 1914. that the outlook for
the railroads for tho present year was
uncertain and difficult to forecast. War
conditions in Europe. he said. contrib
uted less to this uncertainty than the
spirit OF distrust and anxiety among
business men due to recently enacted
legislation OF an especially inquisitorial
character.
The report Of the ompan showed
that the surplus for dividends was equal
To 1881 per cent earned on st2,220.4o0
stock, as compared with 32.03 per cent
earned on s3O.2T7.OO0 In the previous
year. Total revenues we're s39.24e.-
$50, against sio.7Si.14S in 1918. with
net revenues from operation of s13,-
s3l.eos as compared with slo,2i0.3 500.
The total income Of the company for
the year was slS,95l.i1i. against SIS
10000 in 1918. Total charges were
8 .9sl,475. as compared with $500
5S4, = decrease OF sl.3S9,109. leaving
a surplus available for dividends Of
sil,969.63a, against s9,6a9,615.
Dividends ag%gregstinE sS.444.0S0 were
paid. leaving s3.525.55e to he carried
to surplus. The profit and loss surplus
Of thu company on December 81, 1914.
was s36.7l2,2T7. az compared with s33.-
lS6.7iS on December 81. 1918. The
assets OF the company on that date
were s1o7.2+s,o5a. gains ss5,l6a.62i
on the last day Of tho year 1913.
President Truesdayc commenting ~
the lack OF confidence among business
men said
THE transportation companies OF the
country will be directly affected by any
policy the result Of which is to contract
the business OF the great Industries on
which they 40 largely depend for their
traffic.
at would certainly he most helpful
could the country have for a time a
respite from the passage of laws having
for their object more or less untried
and uusouud experiments in dealing
with fundamental questions which the
experience Of all time has shown can
only he solved by the working out OF
natural laws.
at will be noted especially that not
outstanding the increase in United
states mails handled as a result OF the
Inauguration and extension Of the parcel
post system. and the decrease in the
express traff!c and earnings due to the
same cause. the mail earnings OF the
COMPANY increased TO the extent OF but
sa,110.sO. The injustice shown the rail-
ways Of the country by the Post once
Department in matters pertaining ~ the
handling OF United states mails Is so
notorious and has been so universally
condemned by the press and the public
r.. -. x.zl - (,,sha- al,,N B.. h,rn II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
Movements Of Naval Vessels,

WASHINGTON, Feb, -&,-rhe cruiser
Maryland has arr'yct a, M,a,i y. ,r1isci
Mchouga,. nrayton Tanning Rurrovs
rr,ppe Ienktns Patterson jaws aud
r,aulding a, C,i"nfneeos battlesA!p, Utbh,
Solace and dcs' ro,r- Cumming, A. Guam
tanamo. hattleshir~ Cpur"c'i'u' I.,ui,
Jersey Rhode Island, Virginia ana Yer
mont At GutcAndyahn RN cruiser Bou,or
81 say Francisco, guuhvat san Diego amt
tug lroquois At san Diego, ,ollor Haurt
collier orion A. Phi ade phIa orul.cr North
carolina AT AleN1ndria cruiser be- Nolues
a. Fort a. ftln'e, sumooa' retrC, a.
Noble, ,%,o'lirr Jason At hri'to. England
h,unGapo. despatch boat Nankton at SAINT
ago de Cuhs, ]gunhoat paduDah at Tuua-
del Th2a cuba ius Te'um~"n 't Norfo.H.
tender Tonopnh and uhmariro -, a.
ierududint, EuuDoHt tastiua a. N, N,-t.
collier Nero Ht la rt@.
Tn" Destroyer Warrington has saI.ri
hattIeships South Carolina ami Mluuoo'i
from phtadolphit toy G~uarttutro, ha'',"-
ship Texas from, ntmr'on i'tt. r,-
GUANTANAMO, bat'lcship touue,urut from
Guantauamo fol Guto"uayaho E,v. .,.ic'
Cyclops from Hampton Roads for GdHn
,sutno. yo,,icr Rector from Rrewo-',.
for hono'q,9' dc'ir.ogr h"nhaw W"'
donough from Charleston for koH W,,t.
destroyer Perkins from Charleston 'p.
Newport. gInhot' Chattnnoost from
Saliva cruz ,tor A.ajutia destroyer Ken
Ganntanamo, batteship Kans,, rrraO
tuantansmo f9r ~Euaranayaho ba! i"a
Fernandina for he, West. runhoat An.
napolis from Malatlan for la Pt@.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
row oI VEST ENECN stN tR Ro>OS

NOTICE Is GIVEN mat the
Undersigned viii sell to the highest bidder
for cash therefor, sewer bonds o. the Town
Of West seneca. Eric COUNTY, New York.
OF the aggregate par value Of 50. 5000,
at 3:00 o'Ciock IN the afternoon on the 9Th
DAY Of March, 1915. at the Office OF the
Town clerk In said Town. which f. located
oil Union Road. ia the Village OF EheneIsr.
Eric County. New YORK. ana that bios will
10 received for said bonds. or any portion
thereof. up 10 and ~ the iimr OF such sale.
These bonds consist OF twenty ~" bonds
~ the denomination Of s., zoo 90 each and
one bond of the denomination Of $4,000.
The bonds VII b' dated Apri. ls'. 1915
The principAl OF one OF hose bonds VIII
mature each year on the mist day Of Npril.
commencing April ist. 1915. and interest
az the rat" % rNe per cent per dnnum VIII
b" paid on the nrst Day Of April Of sacn
year.
IN. Town Of West seneca. with a la-s.
assessed valuation contiguous n the Cts
OF Buffalo. T. the Euarantor % these hoHd-
Each PROPOSE must 70" a~rcompauict By
a certified check payable 20 ihe order ~
he supervisor " the Town OF West
Ssneca" Tor two per centum Of mo amount
bid
rho right IL reserved 20 reject any ana
all bids and to waive any informAlity.
For further Information. tI4rp.a william
y poetsrh. ATTORNEY. No. So Elliott
square. BuNa!o New york
For submission Of bids. address christian
J. Schuf', supervisor. care Of Town clerk.
Ebenezer. Erie county. Sew York.
tS'gned) CHRtSTlAN T.. SCiirDT.
sup" i~or ~ the Town
of IVES seneca.
Erie county. New Work..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Stocks and wheat both declined on
the Consolidated Exchange. with the
markets dominated by developments
of the European wal situation, Heavi-
ness displayed by bonds attracted at
tention and had "A sympathetic influence
upon stocks, There was a good deal
OF talk about European liquidation.
Opening quotations for stocks reflected
general declines compared with Satur-
days closing figures.
Lowest prices were touched in the
afternoon in most cases, but the lead
ing stocks rallied somewhat in the clos
Ing trading, Reading, OF which
6,42O shares changed hands, opened at
l41 ". which proved its highest, and
compared with closing price or Satur-
day OF lil&. II touched a low of
li0% and closed at lf1. United States
Steel opened at 4l%, against a clos
ing price or Saturday OF Ihs. sold
as high as 4ll2. az low as 4O% and
closed at ~. Union Pacific opened At
li7is, touched a low OF i16& and
closed At l17Hs. It's highest. This was
y OF Il point under It's closing quotation
on Saturday, A~malgamated Copper
opened at 5lA, touched a high of 5lh,
a low Of 81 and closed at STA,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
THE P P MARKET.
some Export Demnnd-LOndon
Quotations Advance.

The copper market was quiet yestcr-
day. There was some export demand,
but il was loss han heretofore owing u
the shipping difficulties. London Metal
Exchange quotations advanced, hut the
rise was based on the possibility Of
being unable to import as freely AZ for
merry. 1t was believed that Is cents
would soon he obtainable in London for
clectrolytic copper. but the net TO pro-
Queer after allowing for freights and
wal risks would be at least one-quarter
cent per pound less,
The spelter market continued un-
easy and the high record prices we're
maintained. Prime Western was quoted
at 81. cents and higher at ST. Louis.
with best grades running considerably
higher. It became known during the
day that Germany had placed an en-
barge on Spelter exports,
Lead was firm, with inquiries chiefly
from abroad,
Exports OF copper through the port Of
New York last week were but 5,36j,7a6
pounds, against 6.l96, sos pounds in the
preceding week and 7,olS,7I4 pounds two
weeks ago. The falling of in exports
reflects the desire OF producers not to
assume any more risks than necessary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
RECORD SALES FOR PACKERS.
SuIsbcrgrr 4 Sons co. Reports In
Husiness.

Sulzherrer & Sons CO. in a statement
As OF December 20, 1914. saws its sales
for the past fifteen months exceeded
$50. 900. 600. 4 new high record Ne
profits. after deiucting all interest and
mainteuaur" charges, We're t,5ll. 900
The company paid s6s2.0oo AS dividends
on preferred stock. leaving balance car
ried Ia surplus Of $4,000.
NJ j Sulzberger. viCe-president OF the
company. states
The business Of the company has
been unusually active At the beginning
Of lHli the company started operating q
large packing plant in the Argentine.
This business has been very successful
during the year.
"Since the European war & the
packing industry has been called upon
10 supply the Increased wants OF other
countries. and this demand Is certain to
continue even should tho war end, as
the present food supplies nov on hand in
Europe will be largely used up"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow. I

For eastern New York and southern New
England. rain to-day: probably fair and
colder Tomorrow fresh to strong south-
cas-, shifting to southwest wtno>
For Sow Jersey and eastern SeinsSs-
yanI. shor crs to-day; colder to night. fair
and colder to morrow; fresh south SHIFT
Ing to west Winds.
For northern New England. rain to-day'
partIy cloudy and somewhat colder TO-
morrow. fresh southeast winds.
Tor western New York. local rains TO-
DAY. colder tonight; partly CLOUDY an"
colder to morrow; fresh southwest ana
west WiuIs.
NEW YORK. Feb "A we'll dcveloped
storm OF decided energy was central oVe'
eastern Iowa and northern Illinois yes
'crday. attended nv rain in the Mississippi
Valley and all sections Eastward. except the
middle Atlantic states and New England
The pressure "a. high. though OF indeh'
MT. formation. ives, Of the Mississippi River
and only 4 comparative depression existed
IN western Canada
showers occurred IN the north Pscihd
states. but lcuhcre west Of the Missis-
s,ppi RIVER the weather vas generally fair.
II vas warmer in all sections east 81
the middle and lower Mississippi Valley and
tho lake reg1ous and temperatures were
above tho freezing point everywhere east
and south Of Lake Michigan. but from the
upper lake. the line OF freezing weather
extended souihVestward into Texas.
Il was sharply colder in the plains States.
although there we're no extreme tcmperA-
lures
In this city the day was generally fair:
warmer; wind. fresh northeast 10 cast;
average humidity. 60 per cent. barometer.
corrected to read to sea level, at A. NJ.
30"l: ; r. NJ, Nlj.
Tn. temperature In this city yesterday.
~ recorded by the official thermometer. 70
shown in the annexed table:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Ths committee representing the holders
Of the 8 per cent, i've Near collateral
gold notes OF the Kansas CITY Railway and
Light Company deposited under the agree
ment Of August 10, 1917, announces that u
has arranged for the payment on March
,ember /, 1914, TO March !, 1915, at :
per cent, per annum'
whittemore PEEL & CO., So wall street,
and A. II, Martens a 60: OF Toronto have
mont, Canada, three year . per cent.
notes, which they will make a public
offering of later.
Announcement was made yesterday thai
the Montreal Tramways and Power Com
many has completed arrangements foI
financing s. "oo, ooo 'hr." yea notes whl'l
the company has arranged with Potter
Choste g. Prentice TO purchase 81, 600, 00t
notes on q three year basis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

DAVID A. DOYLE Judge MAYER yestc--
gay appointtd po9eI's : S,henck sn'lI-
'7rN rr''iN"' i"r l''N'n \ p"F'' de'i'r
''a'hef nag y "h" mas stores ~
.tc,NS and ~. .,-c'. ~ a,st hi.
b,rj u on, % ~. 80 n
,-ftn...a a, a. oo, Nj, now, re.d.-
,.aa,u - a,
r,t,,ct 20, DID,. y 49," 80
d,y. Sir. Dove h.. s..n IN bu,in... I'm
this CITY Tor fwept..fou wears and at
mo start N, .4rcooici hi brother.
Nb@u' 4 year go ~ Is ,aid' ne c''ln"d
~. 80 ir 20 oVyg ,tnn..
sl"l, Ut" 'h' 90 y 't h'u'' vs.
,annlt''N. i. " hSu .o"S,Ie'"u'e
tr,ncc. 49, %r Ms. how -. WYNN
49, -, -
'F'shei I" max way icy 81" sHoN"'
~, secHr"d a store " Few ioors above IN
WhA' is l"f or IN" oId Asior HOUSE MI
tho ci,y uu,tI he had SIX store. in op.r..
lion. and did = large business In he
application Of tho receiver Yesterday t.
was SAID 'ha, now tho-e are three
stores
y p,yrrSs n. ., ves, ro-,v.
sernnd .,,c., ,c,nerry a r.si cs.,,.
ONO, hss Cd " nn%.,,,,on I, ~
,iP.IS YIN 'i.n''''et $3.50 snI So
81 tho rrsoX Coyrsrv me NJ 49,.
|tN rm"t y'r' PRESIDENT o. "a. Dean
Gus o,hor r"m manic. which uor. do.
Nclopiug Long Island real estate a few
wears ago. Mr. Ray'iss has among his
tat,s. In, and a nunber ~ a nor s,orks
~ rnr,j, ,f ~
r,x,pm r.,',sr,
h~'ntfIrt.' has boon MOO against
Lc'rara rerls,r d"tler IN diamonds and
l'w"'rS st - BNwrrN ldsbitti's are
$4,000 'Hi a~s'ts $1,000
BAKpN a HElTNER "a petition in oanh
unto -, n"'n t4e,l ts ~ Stinu". and
.fldot baron anH Louis H.itner manu-
,,,-ut''s :. sh"', atrtf' w. I.th6,o
.,ut - 20 ma ',sI - ..Ip
ON June l. ig0S
CHARLES @ rom IS =, New Ro,h.,,.
former, A @rartnsr in The arm Of TaEi,s
Grceuthni \ M,udoI SON, clothing manu-
fa,,lrers Al 20 Brn.fwav. this @.,,. mas
M@i a petition in bankruptcy, with la.
Inc io,s -, "nS' "
y value uuknovr %ne,i-ton in
b~aukrIp'cy MAS O,ei araIus, The rru on
December .. 1913 witch wa dismissed
on May -. lsl. on a settlement A. 100
FREDERICK W ANDERSON or stl N.st
l2ltt street. manager Of . res,sur.nt.
has n'ei a petition in h"anErupt.", Wi,h
liabilities $50 and asS,ts $500 it a
claim.
T. WALTER HEN>rN,i undertake.. NJ
1907 Columbus avenue. has NOD . Pc
tition in bankruptsy. with liabilities
ti,itb and assets t7sl In accounts.
Schedule. in B~.nLrun,cy.
atSs r,rnpI~I rnNp,xv =.
. A A.. .r.f
showing liabilities sa.6ot and assets
sl.l3l. consisting Of cash slos. proceeds
from sale NJ stock ana INJURIES. wa. and
proceeds from sale of sCcoInts, f7ho
~" 49, ,,o, "a n","M"ue a.
h,li,les ts2I AND assets So. consisting
OF stock $500 and accounts as.
Compo.it,ops Confirmed.
.,r uISyCv -. 49,.
HsE MsSr. n"n rpn'
m'n"'r o'"p"S,,'"n ~" ln'.h.
Wnauta..unc, OF ur'Nscs ana suits az ~
"rs.'n-s'r "AeW"-' VIII creo''ors AZ 30
"h'S u" 'ne "o'a' '"Sh
BERNARD !. RAPHlEl@Iudse Mayer
has confirmed u composition Of Bernard
.Raphiel, dealer In liquors al 2is East
flfty ninth street. with creditors at N
cents on tho dollar, cash.
Assignment.
,,u~ utr,urtT 49,, ,r >uu y,ry
~ ~, nr',.' -, 81" ',NN,
=, M - "'st
lNen,N "',n $3.50, n"'e m%'c an a.
tisn",en W "anlu'. - S,les"l \ retl--
t,I" " ""NI",, XXI u'' "s",nS' -
nIu" nti,,n', . o"p,nN on MSS 10,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
B. F. GOODRICH CO.'S REPORT.
Net PROFIT of AS,44O,a27 shown for
Wear 1914.

The p r Goodrich Company reports
for the year ended December 81, 1914,
net sales OF sf.7s+.oos, with net profit
carried 70 surplus account for the year
of s5.4i0.i27. The surplus for the year
compares with S2,59e.1 AZ surplus for
dividends in the previous year.
After payment 81 preferred stock divi-
bends and redemption Of $500 600 of pre-
ferred stock out OF earnings, the profit
and loss surplus of the company AT the
close OF the year was SS.l77.a09, against
t7O5,eS2 at tho close of the previous
year
This strong record Of earnings was
made nv the company in a year which
President II. . Work describes as "a
critical one in the industry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

'H|''5o. Fob 23-LOcal issues were
F''" active, with prices showing frac-
''. g'- as Il rule. Sears-Roe-
.i.t ami Union Carbide were easier.
NI.e . good tone was noted in such
''.r' 49, Commonwealth Edison, Swift
..l Booth Fisheries common and pre-
."''H RpNds we're active, with no
I'cd' change In values. The summary I:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24

The Atlantic Transport liner Minnchsha.
s.ihn- To. day for London, Will take mail,
closing At S3a \. VI. for Eurorp except
Germany. Austria. Luxembur. and Turkey,
Nfri"a. West ASIA and the Eas, Indies
The Norwegian American liner trederik
WI. sailing "a. morrow for Christi tnsand.
viii take mail. closing ri n 4 NJ. for Ger
many. Austria, Hungary and for other coun.
trio. except xemhu when specially ad.
drcsS,d
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PIrrsBURG, Feb. 23.-Columbia Gas
and Electric and National Flreprooting
preferred were the weak features In the
stock market here. Columbia Gas sold
down to 10, a loss of X from Satur-
DAYS closing. and National Fireprooting
closed more than n point below Sat
ulday's closing, Otherwise there was
little change. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
EN DIVIDEND ..

Company and Term. Stock, Amt
American Smelling and REIN
Ing, quarterly, ..,,,,,,.,, com 10
International silver, quarterly. pfd -. r
Miami Paper, quarterly list pfd ~ q
Milwaukee and Chicago Brew
ing. semi-annual. .,..,.... - ~ q
Standard Oh OF California,
quarterly ............ = ~ z
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
Army Order.

WASHING1ON. Fob, 80. Tine arn>
order WAS issued tu-dtN.
capt. ". r.. MURRAY, toas' Artillery, de
tailed In QuartcrmaSt"r Corps,
No navy orders we're issued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN. Feb. 23.-Coppers were dull
ana lower. prices declining n to !
point. The Zinc issues we're moderately
active at recession of y to u. United
Fruit was weak. declining to 1i3 ON
liouidat on. Rails we're featureless.
The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. o3.-Thc stock
market here was dull. Trading was
light. with prices showing narrow nuc-
t%uations. generally a small fraction
lower. Bonds were also dull, but
steady. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 23.-Transactions
were fairly heavy in United Railway at
20. the minimum price, the rest Of the
ma rket being quiet. United Railway
bonds were slightly lower. The sum
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
SITUATIONS wA>rEpArEMALE.

NNTRO$ desiring IN learn methods ~
~ engagement linen room lsrE" hofe' offers
services without remuneration for . limited
pe-ioi. r.. hos IL sun on .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTNER WANTED 20 invest som. cap
itsl I'm new patent Just issued bona rds
proposition and three hundred per cent.
assured r., box ls1 sun ONCE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
Futures closed barely steady.

Rid
=" points decline middling. S.35c. South
ern spot markets were unchanged to IS
non'S decline. with New Orleans. 1850. :
Fa'Ne''on. S3oc. savannah, Sc. Hous-
'oN N2'' Augusta, 7.S7c.. and Mem
pAs, : 10.
Tho New Orleans market closed
steady Prices there were:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature, 90, At Y, NJ
Lowest temperature. 500. at = \. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24

IS The numbers o, the ICE bonds. issued
under the trust deed OF tn. chicago h
Western Indiana Railroad Company dated
December 1t. 1852 20 be redeemed, nv the
operation Of N. sinking Fund on March
1T ueNi. at tho office OF Nessrs, !. 7. Nor
gan a Co, New YORK. az lo5 and accrued
rterest 90 that date Registered bond.
,hou.d he accompanied by ? power OF at
'nrncy transferring hem 20 bearer.
CHARLES n RI SSEt.i. r.,
HERHERT !. SATTt:RIEE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
N M EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal Reserve Bank
rates were 4 per cent. for thirty days.
~ per cent for thirty TO ninety days
and . per cent, for longer bills.
open market discounts, prime accent
auces maturing up to ninety days. 2A n
27S per cent,
Commercial papcr rates acre ga. a I
per cent for sixty and ninety day bills
and for four 10 six months best names
"a, a. per cent, for Others
Time money was quiet and quotations
were unchanged. Rates were 2iy a
"a. per cent, for sixty n ninety
days and for four months; az asa
per cent for longer maturities.
call money on the floor Of the Stock
Exchange yesterday ruled at . per
cent high, . per cent low, Ia per
cent
Domestic exchange on New Yotf 81.
Louis. be. premium San Francisco, soc.
premium; Minneapolis, t5c, premium
Chicago. &c. premium Cincinnati, Toe.
discount Montreal. s6h6L4 premium
Call money in London was | per
cent, short bills, Ia per cent three
months bills, IA per cent.
Sterling exchange was lower Final
quotations were Demand, 4T9as
Bar silver in London, ee7ed; in New
York. 4sNc.
New York Clearing House statement
Exchanges, s?46 ,6T0,5l3 balances, 49,
634,3S3 Suh-Treasury credit balance
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 23-The day CT.
IN the supreme Court for February -,
| Nos. 500, $50. no, rs. 67S, $50, 613, 59i
775 and III.
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ALBANN, Feb. .3-The Court Of Ap
reals viii begin II, calendar tomorrow
with No, Si2,
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GENERAL MORTGAGE BONDS.
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The Liverpool market opened quiet.
mere was a quiet business in spot cot
,on with middling 3 points lower at
va Sales. 1000 bales. Receipts.
$1,000 bales, including $4,000 American.
Prices at LIVERPOOL closed quiet.
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IAN Feb ~ 513 5Il 5lli1 5I3
~ A VI. bids to Liverpool were {:
Nirch. So May. s.52; July. SIS:
%o'oher 2 december, 917. The market
mere Is duo % open to-day ~ 10 S15
point. decline
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IN the supreme Court for February -:
Nos. 500, $50. no, rs. 67S, $50. 673, 59i,
775 and ~.
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ALBANY, Feb. .3-The Court Of Ap-
reals WIN begin IT'S calendar tomorrow
with No, Ste,
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For eastern New York and southcrn New
England. rain to-day: probably air an"
colder tomorrow: fresh to strong s"utn-
east shifting To southwest w1no>~
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pts and stocks were

'TToT StOoks and receipts were: