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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-08
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
COTTON LOSES AN
EARLY ADVANCE
Only Small Net Gain at Close
Exports and Receipts Large
Spots Quiet.

After making new high records for
the season during yesterdays early
trading, the cotton market turned
easier under realizing, moderate South
err selling and local operations, which
seemed 20 reflect expectations of a fur
Their reaction. The close was steady at
from 1 to points net gain, but at
practically the lowest point Of the day.
The market opened steady az an adj
vance of 6 10 points in response 10
higher Liverpool cables, and the active
months sold S 10 10 points net higher
shortly after the call on q continued
investment demand and covering by
some of Mondays sellers. This adj
vance carried December contracts up
20 9.04c. or a couple of points above
the previous best level, while May sold
at S.5lc. or So 90 a bale above the low
level of last month Liverpool showed
steadiness, but houses with English
connections had selling orders. while
the advance into new high ground at
traCted heavy realizing by old longs.
There also appeared 90 be some South
eru hedge selling here as well as con
siderable selling from New Orleans,
where the action of prices suggested
reactionary sentiment, and prices grad
ually eased off 10 within a point or two
Of last nights closing figures.
Exports for the day were 55,lS3
bales, making 2.966.244 so far this sea-
son, against 5,792,27S last year. Re-
ceipts at the ports continue very heavy,
reaching 969S3 bales yesterday, and as
a large amount of cotton was reported
on shinboard awaiting clearance at the
close of business last week, larger eN-
port figures are expected between now
and next Saturday. Southern spot mar
kets were unchanged 10 &c higher,
with Augusta Lice higher, and the
local market for spot was quiet at
S.O5c for middling upland; delivered on
contract, 100 bales. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
GRAINS GAIN IN CHICAGO
Wheat Receivers Mondays
Rreak-Provisions Advance.

Chicago. Jan. 12..HuGe sales OF
wheat to Europe and TO millers in the
United States helped wonderfully to
dav TO ouell fears as 20 the results Of
a possible opening for Russian ship
ments through the Dardanelles. Ac-
cordingly. the market finished strong a.
Sc TO 35sc above last night. Other lead
ING staples all scored net gains-corn,
sc 10 7sc; oats, &c TO lc, and pro
visions, 712c TO 20c Spectators were
Quick 10 rcinstate lines Of wheat sold
ont during yesterdays break. as it was
evident that foreigners were giving
little. if any. attention TO rumors which
had been circulated so freely on this
side of the Atlantic as TO the supposed
likelihood of the Turkish barriers at
the Dardanelles being quickly removed.
Indeed. one dispatch from Liverpool as
eerted that the amount of wheat which
before spring would be released by the
oneniDg of the Dardanelles was so
small as 10 be Of no real concern.
This view was backed up by higher
mutations at Liverpool, and by export
5neiness here and at the seaboard esti-
mated as totalling 2325,0OO bushels
Range Of prices: v...,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
PIPING IS OPTIMISTIC
7 Steel Industry Shows
Favorable Signs.

a Topping. chairman Of the
Director, Of ,he Republic Iron
,ts' COMPANY. expressed the
4 yesterday that conditions IN
Industry lad recently shown
Pc sum ior tac better. which
/" hot only evidenced iu the in
Ia 'ae Steei Corporations book
= - 70 the business o. other steel
a@ as well Viewed from the
T. outlook, be believed that OPP
I, ioi he trst quarter Of 1913
81 = maintained on a basis OF
~ cent Of capacity.
Il eas growing evidence, Mr..
a.. SAD, that Increasing demands
~. s,.-ie would be- made upon the
~ saies for iron and steel IN the
H., esise.s. English producers, he
80 were facing q prospective
~ q IRON ore. owing 90 the diff 10
& -s'.anng transportation facll-
D, ~ Steel man also stated that
etmaros for iron and steel
AZ PROFESSIONALLY increased as
~ " Impetus given trade by this
" iarm yield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
NEW YORK PRICES.
CONsOLIDATCD WHEhT.

...SIE SlE-s 81 44@. SI47 81 1914
INIERIOR RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
PUBLIC NOTICES.

aEKI.ED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
ne Bosrd OK WFier supply. ~ its Offices.
30 ROW. Centre and Chambers streets.
- york CTS. until il A. 81. On Tuesday.
re".ry ID. fsI5. Tor CONTRACT i62-for
49, o16 square feet OF face cutting OF
49,. ~ Kcnslc0 dam. The stones 10 be-
am be furnished 90 the Contractor
~ III. dam. The work is located IN the
. - North castle, Westchester Comfy
A, he above place and time The bids will
~ oubUcly opened ana read. Pamphlets
~, D. lining information Tor bidders can 10
ob-a-rcd - ths above address. az the once
~ al. secretary. by depositing the sum Of
So dollars $50 boz casn OF ia equiya-
t,, Tor each pamphlet For further par
tleriars apply 20 tie Once Of the Principal
Assistant Eug.necr ~ we above Adar'ss
CWARLEs g. CHADWICK.
I8HN T. CALVIN
CorluIsslouers OF thc Board % water
" BRUcE COBB. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13

REFEREES APPOINTED.
SUPREME COURr-BkAUl. d
Nuie ls' Nail D.. ~ AmsferlaU--G III Tag .or. r.
Malls| U'AlHa-B D. Bergman.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
SUPREME COURT-EHADY.
sarah siege. NeIhcf to..t CD Slesel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
FOREIGN MARKETS.

rt,.,oool Jan 10 WHEAT. SPOT s'+o.s:. 10
Msrto5s. lis sad. No 3. " ga c00aRN-tste'i
winter as,-.-- pited III 6i4d. la Plata futures
ag s.5 Ag 9sngsy Is nd Fehlasg Is, 70
flour Winter patents tos p HTjS F4.ra Iadil
IL, oI-elN'i PORK Prime mess. Western. IIo l,
HANS short cu, e. BAC2 coz, Ieie. ". Cd:
70 r..,r middle light. 6Gs 6d h.sM.
.for cie.f backs Cis %. sHOt LDEhs IN
49,. fApD-prIme Western. btrces. it" .'''- .'t.
IA ~ Ia. American refined. pals. '.s 20 ,,..
6oies. SOS 30 CHESS A1.,r..isa
rev o,sc. ~. ioi.d ~ RPENTlNE spirit. ao'
"a NIINsFFD OH. 21s PETKuLfl M-lt,l , ,,,i
sd ROsIN- Common. lls. tOiI"N'"'@N ,'-
Io.dd9' Jaa. ls-LINSEED-Cai euita. JsnuSiy
Il f.n,,,.r s0s gd LINSEED OIL. % fi
H...~1r91I I'M American refined rad. spirits. SEQ
mi i-iiPFNTiNE- spirits. 58s fhd kuS4N AiD-i'-
-an strained. u.s. fue. los 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
a$lEoa0 Dividend Cut.

3 i<aes % Wall Street from Nash
: ~ yesterday announced that
4 .He, Chattanooga & ST. Louis
- -eu declared "a scmi-annual
u, " ~ per cent, a reduction
= s,-l as compared with the pre-
: .-fsemelt on August last.
Sc Of the SI6.O00,OOO outstand-
Is owned by the Louisville q
es,ls Nnieh recently reduced ITS
q ron Z per cent 20 b per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
s. 7sas 50: lambs. s. asess s.: J'arIins'. 8 p

a75sy 50. lambs. f. 2sess So; ysariins'. s. %
Kansas City. Jan. HoGs-Rece,.P',,. y 8 o q.
steady. bulk s. 75@t6 %; heaTt. s. % e ~ -.
pslrrr, ard butchers. S. >0rtI; light s. zoe s.
~. g. -5as6 -J CATriE-heceipl, .'.lly
sfesfy. prime fei steers $ Ti.rft 30. dfeasfi
81 s6'dss 6D. Southern s5aN 80. cows. - .N
a. 81. heifers s. 90 as, 20 stocke7 ad i.ei.fs r.
as So. bulls s. -iaS5 Is. calves. p lp4 -,
SIiFTP- Hecerfs 700. steady lambs. i.-
$ g. yssf.inss. Ss;5es7 90. vethen. '6sSs %.
cg-s s asa S.. "a $500. ga
80 Bur.io. Jan Is -CATTLE--Rece,p's, 49,
..6, EAIS-Ieceip's. $50 Slow. 81 81 HoGs
-He..sg,s p 200. ss,owg sea',} 80 t'i.4s- g.
foughs s. 1895 70 s'ags. s. stj 70 sht.Lt ~
LAAlRS-Hc,e. rs. 500. s.os lanls, sf- -
yrarirss t5aS1 50. Eethrfs. - 70 ~ eN1'
s. 50as5 IS sheep. mixed. s. sew.
lBy Telegraph 10 TIE Tribuns.l
Boston. Jan Ig-Lres,ocs recsigts. ~ esiie
9 SIS sheep and lambs. LOS calves, .,-fi, Us
While receipts we're ught. demand fe-l o. ~ 49,
nrlr,s were l0Ncr than q sees az DC. 49,
s0d a. sh1uf the same general fanFe ..a' -s.-f'
steers AID Oxen. T.. ..c. fair % sl.i : 80.
best heaY COWS. 6f6l8c. fair t9 gloi .4,
o. ordinary ID o.. ho.osIss all cal.efs.
buis ft, .rCtse HIth frt extras Traction ht'.I
Neal raF.s steady at saf'e. f.r fc- i--
r0nl quality. rlnIrr 1iarll.. o.4~. -.4
email .s'gr.. $50 s. -H rl.H hnst u0..N'i
fi... sr.li. af fatis b. aI,l f0.-r ~,
-f...ei D.. .. 81 a 'r. lc.cla oh. - to- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
THE METAL MARKETS.

coppFR-forsf street market steady. Win c'ee
.,,,,tt- quoted II 1885 4l3t.c and casting al lssa
f...r h. london copptr ooaed ~ = ~, ~
..'4s,8 mot 500 FOR futures, 500 i1s fpf ueat 90
-f1 nd eCg rs for ecCr05uc spot $1,000
ms Dull with spot quoted al aa.- e ao.' q ~
~. = tors farh deliveries lu warehouse. MAJ.
49, H. london TN closed a. tlil Tor sia4daia
he..N as lOs for futures and Glil 10y Straits sl
I,rt1 ouief. New York. SPOT t.tVn a.hNf. i'aa'
Ha, ~ Ega 8 G0c London lead. SIS Us 'i
y .f.fqfu- STEADY. New YORK spot tt.Hn Df
Isl s. Louis.> . 500 'o- I'D "''''"
e.q ,g9< sssdy 4 sits5gNi15 for No 2 fagnaD
NgrLlagu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
Ollshoma Gas and Electric.

Tho income account Of the Okla
bona Gas and Electric Company cover
iHg operation for the twelve months
ended November 80 gives gross reve-
rue Of $1IS4.277 and net earnings
after operating expenses and taxes Of
S42&.944. Interest disbursements on
the 3 ucr cent bonds totalled SIPS. $50.
leaving = balance applicable TO the 6
rcr cent debenture bonds of S295. 794.
The surplus amounted 90 S2s2.OS4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
&c Insurance Report.

49,, g. Insurance Company in its
. .fr ~ttinent under date Of Janu-
~, SHOWS surplus as regards
n. cts amounting 20 Sls,703,4I4.
~ - assets are given as S33.-
which S9.f70.510 us iu rail-
- md Sll3fl,89O in railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13

ness and 40 the close prices were 90 points
sbo,e tne faa ~ Monday. Trade Interests we've
rr.ir ON thr buaug side. and business was farb
Ii.ersf sales a.cfegatiug 800 tons According
f0 p-.yate cables from cuba. u. A ll4m.fj ih.a-s
ID probable that hs previous crop estimate OF
gts 600 tons VIII have 90 be reduced TOO 900 %
10000 ou account OF the late start and poor yield
Range ~ prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
COURT CALENDARS
Federal.
SUPREME COURT.

Lttlstnu. Chattanooga. White srd F
s White o. Birmingham and - Price. Forest.
ohio. admitted % pracucs
l-f-l Sc noble % Al. Passed. 20 - 70
stored 20 call under Tie provisions o. Section o.
Rule 90
a. ard fi-T S'Ene HR argued
ll2-F A Miller/F Wilson sheriff ETC, ard
tf- aud GOV b B0s.fy ct on. trustees. c'.. 70
aiI 7 Mclaughlin. Labor Commissioner ~ CALI
iorrla n o. Arslcd case so ll- submitted.
iit-I = BID. AHei Realty 90 Argument
commenced.
u4t cal f1- January i.-ll1. go f6icl. us.
i-u ID iald l--J. lZi SD. ~. l2o and l-3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Ney YORK. January Il. 1918.
EEENES.

Nev Yora January i, ls43-
BEEVES.
us.,.ts 1850 head. mainly for slaughter. 10
can. oy sale cattle including cars held o'er YES,
,c-tsg 81 traIo W importance. Dressed beef
Sow A. IeGl4isc Cor native sides.
CALVES.
Roeeg 1sa 9 io 5r Gals I'D al sssss 50
u.- 100 l Bluyari and feI calves h19lnal
fe. az zoe. c0lu'u dressed vea-s al ia - &C.
'A., ,.,'-T5sa : san9a.n. ohio 's'l'. $50 b.
s. sander. 'sals -g5. tl- 5l COL, ,,-o
SlamlcrE a. son. Ohio Veals' ~ ~ o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Rarr.9ts 1870 head. az cars on SAFE Nheep
s.esp ~ .. I, to rf8-s siscp sold a, s. SOC
&, r. rer BOO Do. goad 90 prime lambs, > 'V&f5,
ye.riDr. ST. Dressed mutton steady. AZ Tag
H.. choice velefs ui.a l2c. dfe.ied i ,dI,ls
is~t' unchanged at S5aSI per carcass. o.,
sales-s sanders q Ohio lambs 50 ID aver
's r n = s nsI i9' q Z, ohio lambs. u So
ono sheep g. s. %. 2, IS. s. 50: buck 10
. ,.,r, Commission Co. 80 Va lambs Il. s. SIS;
20 sheep. S. s. s bucks. ~. 81. yearlms'
30 Ssr,r.hers 4 Son l22 ONO lambs. SO IS: %.
rf g. Eo. sheep. lll. g 80 49,
MPier.oa g.. Is OHIO lambs. 9. $ IS.
HoGs.
ssa Hea 70 ns hos .oid At 800 s. sofT loo 70
s.i.I Shamisrg 4 san "a ONO hogs 10
Do s,.rase a. s. 40 ref 100 Do. II roushs. $50.
Kern. Commission Co. e Va hes. los. s. 50:
8 r0ughs. -,- s. o. 49,,
Totu shannon. % ONO hogs ~ O. as'
8 r0uEis. 800. s. -.
Chicago. Jan. D. -HOCS-Re-sipis = 900 IN
setfirf. bulk g. zoe S. e0s light. s. l3a s. - {;
mIrri s. s0att o.. he4sy s. so Z S. % rough.
s. 81 sfSs si. pgs s. 90 Ia So 20 CArrlL-keceips.
S. as. a.. ard hefers. s. 10 81 20. calves
81 Boa $40 % SUEEl-l,c.riqs. 1000. stcail p
81 IoI's Jan o. OGS-Re.e.ps. 800. tgh-
s.. alf S. i0. a0uI h.an. fsofi lH tAIlLE. ".
If.l.s 800 s'raif. native hcff s'c.n. . .nHAl'.
lt. t--rs- Is.
..... ... ...... 80 Ht. uaIrr calves. 3. SO p.
-IIiI' .i,. tH -i str..A. -.-'. --..-l--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13

A request has ncon made bv The
Mount Whitney Power and Electric
Company TO the California Railroad
Commission for permission 20 issue
S4lS,0oo preferred stock, the proceeds
20 be used in caring for maturing OBJ
legations ard for current expenses. u
is proposed 20 issue the new stock 60
the Mount Whitney Power and Eicc-
t'c Company Of New York. which con-
trolls the California operating corpora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
N,a York. Dor week ended January T.. 1915.
BUTTER


tOON III lhODt'L MAhhE'''
a.. v..t f- .... ,r.l.t Isrua-v t. 1915
BUTTER
~" ,... -, "a
Receipts 'r7 week. $3.50 ptfs. laA' N'eH, m,
UN-. 1rts to L.rHs 500. imi0as' 10, ii-,'5
..." f'..lis Ia'.] -.. 'it CIV ''' 49,
a.rr lst .,-ni'5 LOOP. hoy. M fi-her ,hsHss
fss B. &c. seconds b, .'. hed eIi il, , ,.-
''.e l.i2 --s ..,, -. a... s p'''-' -''
l'.. ,.5 NIr.rt amer an NOE atu5e "a
Haoo 4s. he.1 'i'ie'., ~, -. s. e.
G ,., d.. yy.s.5.sI. whole milk.
ri 5rr.r trI's Itt. af-f.r. flats. liizc. state.
,-, I-l t.-.a.s' i.ai.i,.. flesh l2rl2iac.
,..... o.. ..... eeHS1s, GAO, On Thursday
.tl,- .l'i' 70. f...l es,a.rei itat e1p.-tad s1p
., r.'t..I ....~I...t Ts.re uas prompt re-
- aid t.. u.ar.,t s....e h.s teen clearing
l.lr s,r' as small da.} Trade leluisse
merits N..rJ w.fe esss close ,Aad. tIurr l.
U..., sr.d. Eu.l gathered. extra hnc dozen.
4I e.. t,ra l-s.s. a.. ffs.s. &c. seconds. 500
rr.r.'-at1.. u.s,s --4-,r. seconds. Boa -liz..
'..st 1Uf.. f.r tl FANCY. $50 lUc. gathered.
. b.. ..f.. and gua.f. 4-r4>c. lcalcB browns.
a.. ..t..e-el audi mixed. 4-1iic.
'.-' rp,,,Ts
,.,...,, r.-.. holl9' o. ft, Dbl. ,nrrs.
eH-hcccp,' l'5 wee. -o..i' 49, - Am
-..t ,,,. ,.t Som, f-.r, ctrceily highest
,,.... 'l i,.,-ir ff' s2ssi 50. spi'len.
Ir.--. ,i'-.' e,.. sGfS "a. King.
$3.50. H. psr. and llubblrds9a. 81 I5% 81.
v,,.i...e.' 81. 5l,-ss. FEARS. kic-cr. hb. SlG
" ia..t tgasic. STRAWBERRIES. Cal.
put. e.. b. (kANbtRltsILf; 'ttge "a sa zee XS,,,
y, o- ,-..e sl5il Is. jersey. bb. 5000 crate.
IA strap $-9 .y. VI Nm 1TS aua-t Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13

LACoMBL. CUXE. WARD and ROGERS. il
AZ IU 90 A. on.
Fntfn-.e Building
GENERAL CALENDAR
Moore Tug A e. Rose A.pls Portland Cement
rUtff.trIl.A iIrlal SelratHciser
Diamond Crystal Saltf Re- HIS
Worcester Sat Re MclntYre
hra..r Snare s. Iriest Re LathOD
lio tupfc ~liIldg H.drcth Auer1sch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
COUNTY COURT.

Trial HUMPHREY. J At 10 a. N.
Geddes LIRR &Nl&Q Ioro| Mullen
400 l. a 90 HauIeyIC IsI&B ~ %
T.driIge| Ecke.kamp e. al Kiacr.B ID u q Go
For Ebert MarEaeheu BH ER Co
Martin smith B ~ 60 toppl.a same
Faum Bkyu QC0&S r. FAre.HLr tomp r. al
gueE irrI NYNlEL&P knslcr/Gls.NB 49, Co
al .be-,| Baxter S.lerrrE H r. R 90
HYIIre NYGQ 90 RS CO Sclerrr tfs.&BliltEt0
~loflar. % uharI.-~tr Smith. b l % 10 o.
ualiday. q b Il Il 40 A Potter B.cl#lfl e. al
Highest reached, Too.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13

Supreme Cour SClD ODER D.
Farley AS Comm.ss '0uer Wagner Judgment agEed
Sfa.brIyp|N q Queens County Railway 90.
CiraeIN a Queens O. Railway Co. ScallouIN I
< Queens 60 Railway co. MaLcua|N Long
Island Traction Co, Jacobs Jacobs. llo.u1- Dusha
a. Dria. Lee |O'Uea. GO al orders .gHed
Ken u sI|took 90 al Motion Cor preference
granted. case directed 10 De put on pnered cal-
eudar
approved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

The report Of the Keystone Tele-
phone Company shows that December
operations were a bit more profitable
than IN that month In 1913. gross rev
onue Increasing from Sl07695 20 SlO9,-
57S, and net income after EXPENSES
having increased S1I7S TO S54.g05.
Surplus after interest charges. how
ever, which amounted 90 S2S.S4l. was
practically unchanged from the year
preceding A larger increase in gross
income was made IN the year ended
December 81, when the company
earned $l,321,227. or a gain Of S55,84s.
with an increase OF S43,S44 In net
earnings which were S669.4i7. There
was an increase OF S3S,439 IN surplus
which totalled S95L5l7. as contrastcd
with the year 1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
sI-RRnGATES, NOTICES

~, pr-R1T-ANCE OF an order % Hon. JohE
CGr-l4r. a Surrogate Oh The County or
NV York. dated september 81 1914. n0-
tice IS hereby given 10 al, persons having
claims "si."s. %. 81 ~ ii "..e'
late OF i.e to-l.l 'l ,'@s l.'n, ',,1'
90 present the same Win vouchers t"eie-
OF. Co tne sl'-aii''ia, ai l.tt place DO
transact.us business, az TIE Office oi %. A
Sew York. on OF before me ienih day ~
April nineteen hundred ana hitren h.At
Dated, NeW lofh, the -5lu day ~ sep
tember. 1918.
ABRAHAM GEIBLf and
WILLIAM s. HASKELL.
Temporary Administrators ot tl.e Estate
or Emma Marcy ltlS m9nd deceased
i. a. * e. E. HEYDE -
tors. 40. . Rector street. Aaualt-
tan. Sew YORK t.ty.
r-T-1-1I d. uDNLAp.-lu fu-..lr.. ot ID.
order. OK haa. John, ,o,a'an. & 'lf'o-
gate NJ OF. '''".. o 80. u
hereby '9 a.. ..i-
against l.i.," p. .I4E ".. .i .' 'oiilf
@. Sc" i.A'
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t,i'.' ". 49,, rs s.
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u.r.l-o Of Manhattan.
Sew l'.N
MARKS. sAMgEL-in Pureu'nce Of on
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3, l..t notice is hereby given f1 .I t..r.,.rs
having claims against Samuel MARKS. M.e
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sb.rp rally m grain. and -ieadicr tone 90
~ ~ market resulted in a rally in provisions
wy f.ry acuSe commission house demand
WI e,r..Ig. mess. 50 r0gS-0 To-. family. S--8
RUIN y. +aar N-0nS-l BlEF-l.m. mess.
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sic >-.' sfaSs, DEEsSED HOGS-steaiy 4.
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wEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT.
Part mills. J. Part li-MUkstHAJSkk. J.
A. 80
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G1yiue GIJud1n COntC0 O'i1hy lqlkes X u
Abrams ID q J. Big 60 klgsQ.N h1
Grim ko,segail on blfgll 90
BURR SsncaIN s $ 81
Levine Troy Marietta feaneu
Robinson ~ = Rose 60
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up marhel over o. another lti
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Het1e. ~ NUAuBR Lua4cqrlc BOOK
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g0.rrf-, t't.h Uacke'f| Nlftfusteiu
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f| 'WrIeff Robinson TAYLOR Thtat-
Kobe ClE Sew Nncfelle iifa Eiief9fisa
Nf..t-. fslff. farf 90 lila |iiArdg
si'.'r1.a 81 NHNHRR solfaneli he T. Culiics
ci-sr.ii| abalgl coat Inter = Mach nelson
Uughe. CTS ~ AOnAefs NopM9| y tNhhAN
Cs'ri..,er .rtigger Hultei Hardwood Doorf
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$500 81 areeil- BAl1tof M1rgal. city Rochelle
6u'IcrI Wakrman Rooney ofs Elevator 90
Sampler Blumnrf rlilr'h h..n
pi-rrrfr Dunn Gaming Mfun
N0els| I sfirh.dg % A.rtaulef l.ta.f
wrCar-Iirk |Ccntral PARK llesh hastir !. Pavement
Taricah 60
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DISTRICT COURT.

Jury Caiendar-ilOI GIL, J.
pUstur.e building
AnsrG15fl' Weld Ryan Penn u
Falre Baufu NIrt Db Sime same
Mail d Tran We'd. DE Ia Peruere
Anderson
Esuiy Caienosr-LEABNED HAND. j.
POs.J1lce Building
Brookheim HOsncr sane same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
HANNA AURaLIA MAREs-

FLETCHER. MCCTCHEN & BROWN. &C.
torneys or EXecuux, la Broadway. New
York tlfF.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-14
Taking It Easy BY RUTH CAMERON.

very decoto but woman who has lnreor home
  eff the she the troubo o cleaning hor "Oh couldn't that aho make miserable accommodating in those rooms
  I  How would slide of o Another no res for sixm month
 he in wh al plead  could on more to do
  etinlessh how rests mu Then his is hHr
  would unquesonaby 
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New Britain herald., 1915-01-14
THE DRUG TERROR'
 NEXT FOX PICTURE

James A. Herne's good old fash toned New England story presented in five acts of photo-play of the most fascinating heart int crest, was yester- day seen at Fox's for the first time in New Britain, and more than proved itself the true New England classic which it IS represented to be. One just shares the heart throbs. with the it all on the screen. The storm at sea is the real thing, too, being taken during an actual storm off the coast of Maine and one sees the sea lashed in all it's fury, at times the high waves striking the vessel with such force as to wash the entire deck. Shore Acres is so well known and popular with New England folk and it has been so well presented in this big motion-picture that Fox patrons should avail themselves of this op portunity of seeing it. The third chapter of The Exploits of Elaine,' the new and big Hearst-Pathe serial story, was also shown yesterday, and for tenseness of situations, remarka ble suspense and thrilling moments there never was anything presented on the screen to equal it. Shore Acres and Exploits of Elaine" will also be shown today together with several single reels.
 For tom orrow and Saturday one of the greatest motion pictures ever made will hold the stellar position of the evenings entertainment. Lubin presents through the Sociological Re-, search Film corporation and shown in cooperation with Mrs. w. K. Van derbilt's national campaign, The Drug Terror" or the evils of cocaine six reels of film which has been en- dorsed by the sociological fund of the Medical Review of Reviews" There has never been more interest man. ifested in any photo-play than the interest in this "The Drug Terror' The introduction of a bill into the legislature by Senator George Klett yesterday to kill the evils of cocaine traffic shows that the senator sees the necessity for stricter measures for this evil practice. gained through his experience as prosecuting attor- ney in the local police court.