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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
NEW WHISKEY RULING.
Kcntuckians Made Happy - Bar
keepers Warned to Hide Label.

Agents OF kentucky distilleries IN this city looked
happy yesterday morning after they had had a
look at their morning newspaper containing At
torney General Bonapartes pan FOR the labelling
OF whis1eys. Distillers. dealers and agents who
since the Pure Food Law took effect January
have been ahiXng 20 MI the barrels and bottles
turned OF their storehouses and dstileries the
legend straight whiskey,' that all who drink
may read. jubilant Mr.. Bouapartes idea
10 let the uninitiated or uneducafed as 10 palate
know when they were getting the real goods
one representative OF a we'll known brand Of Ken
lucky straight said yesterday: This is victory
for the West over the East. and recognition OF
the people who know what whiskey is and know
moreover. how 10 drink II. II Mr.. Bonaparte's
opinion IS fnal all dist!liers and dealers who are
now reaching out dose OF spirits mixed with rye
the name OF straight whiskey.' will have 10 label
their product mixture of and and whiskey
or just plain imitation whiskey
Several representatives OF other Kentucky dis
tIllerIes expressed similar beliefs on the effect OF
Mr. Bonapartes opinion. They seemed at loss.
however to tell how the makers OF blended
whiskeys could be prevented from using the label
straight whlskey" on their goods Mr. Bona
parties opinion makes blended" whiskey mixture
OF TWO OF more straight whiskeys The 'straghts'
were sure that the makers n tho blends ought
10 be compelled TO label their goods as such; put
two straight whiskeys OF equal proof used in a
blend, they admitted 1t might be hard 10 detect
Mr. Bonaparte's letter viii probably have its
greatest effect on the makers OF the compounds or
whiskey.'' Imitation whiskeys- In the detec-
ton Of these. il was said YESTERDAY the gaugers
won't have much difficulty as with the blend
AS for the consumers II is understood that sew
eral cafes in the city have given instructions 10
bdne The bottle TO the customer with the wrong
side nearest his gaze. or else forfeit their job.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
NO INSURANCE ELECTION CONTESTS.
Those in New York Life and Mutual Life
to Stand, 1t Is Said.

Prominent interests closely identified with IN.
International committee declared yesterday that
the committee its managers statements notvyith-
sanding had decided not to contest the election in
either he New York Life or Mutual Life
A representative OF OF these interests said To
a reporter for The Tribune last night:
For court 20 entertain motion invalidats
election the ground Of forgery or fraud it
must be satisfied that the election Is clOse and
that there is sufficient number Of fraudulent ball
lots 70 turn the scales. In both companies the adj
ministTaJiOn majority Is 50 overwhelming that no
would entertain such motion. AS to bring
j say may. be done
The Tribune's informant added that to an prac-
teal intents the committee had already disnandet
Superintendent'S kelscy's examiners. ft
learned. are now examining the books OF the
Mutual Reserve with especial reference to the COM
pany's unpaid loss account OF December 81
1905 The examiners wish to learn particularly
what changes have been made in this account since
the year of the beginning OF the Armstrong in-
vestigation The examiners. Il is said. have almost
finished their examination OF this phase OF uhs
cOmpaEy'S business.
The new North American Life OF which Lee
Durstine recently elected president in place
Of John T. Boone, has been admitted TO Wlsconain-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12

-,..,,. s.rosits decreased fAssl.oo and notes in
~ - .,creasea q. $1,000; government securities
'es.s.nrea. The proportion Of the hanks reserve
!. s6itss IS now s. per cent: against 80 g per
cf' -, 10 4sis PEI cent in this week last year.
- - ~ discount reduced from TO AZ
r. .nrl 1.-THE weekly return OF the Bank
&c shows tho folloNin changes: Notes IN
o,istion decreased ll5226oeo francs. treasury de-
oo.is decreased las75"'o francs. general deposits
y'..c5 10 90 600 francs gold on hand increased
q. -, francs silver ou hand Increased 3 075.0 900
- hills discounted decreased 25S.S00OOO francs
u, .drancss increased $4,000 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
RAILROADS APPEAL TO COURTS.
Object to Action of State Board in Approving
New Road.

Albany April 1.-THE Delaware Hudson Rail
road. the Ulster & Delaware Railroad and the New
York Ontario & Western Railway companies have
taken appeal TO the courts to have the action
OF the State Railroad Commission reversed in APP
proving tho construction OF tho Schenectady
MaTgaretville Railroad and the Hancock East
Branch Railroad. Il is said that the plan of the
two latter roads IS TO operate from the Pennsyva-
MA coalheds to the Eastern market through
connection to be made with the Boston a. Maine
Railroad at Rotterdam Junction, near Scheuectady
The proposed new line WILL Il IS said. parallel part
of the Delaware & Hudson and the Ulster & Della
ware Notice OF appeal was served the COM
mission to-day.
The COney Island & Brooklyn Railroad Com
Tany received authority to-day from the state
mission 70 increase its capital stock from 100000
10 8500Wo. providing that only 100000 OF
stock be Issued AT this time. Tho consent OF the
commission must be first obtained before the
manning $4,000 is issued. The money is be used
for improvements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
BONDS
COBALT STOCKS.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

By Telegraph 10 The Tribune
lhicago, ApIil 1.-The wheat market had It's ups
thd downs to-day. but rallied rapidly in the last
feW minutes 50 that al the close May was AZ tho
t4fae price ~ which II closed Yesterday and July
ohy Il lower Corn closed a shade lower. Sep
fu'ltr 81 the end heing down 70. with May and
'es esch 'sc 20 ic lower. May oats &c higher
aaa July were &c up. Provisions weaker and
o"ft- Pork vas 2Dc lowe. lard down Joe and ribs
"tIe from ne 10 I5c lower.
me general character Of the wheat market
s"s'gth without buying on = sufficient scale to
Slse moro than slight Improvement in toe price.
S'lsi receipts were g cars. whereas Inst year
mere Was onlg car May wheat closed ~ 7sSkc ua-
Or X
s"s'i receipts ~ corn and the continuation ~
wy cold weather for tho season gave the corn
.ea'set firm start around the closing figures Of
~ previous dsy- II was very inactive. ana huctu-
ions were within ikc range during the forenoon.
''Tl receipts 1913 cars. A year ago 10 car
'Daas 0ere received. Shipments hence were $4,000
u.shsls Estimates az to-mcrroWs receipts were
i" cars May corn closed from 1910 10 &c.
1salnst 47sc AZ The close YESTERDAY July closed at
&c compared with from a7ikc 20 s7isc yesterday.
fraae In ihe oats pit active for an hour al
- start. and in that time prices advanced buoy
NY making new high price records for tho sea-
- May sold slightly above fsc and July at
Z g. Receipts 2oi cars. compared with 20 last
~, Shipments hence were 259 GO bushels. Esti-
&c or 10 Fnorrows iOcal receipts was l5s cars
LAY oats AZ the close sssbc. gain OF ikc. July
q az seiac, advance OF izc over yesterday.
re local run a hogs was somewhat under the
.-''iiate aud the provision market in general Was
III Tie estimate Of tomorrow receipts of
- a. Chicago WIS 1900 head. May pork closed
- w. @scine Of 20c from yesterdays clos
II price May lsrc a. the close s. G. to s. 20,
sans g.. May ribs closed Al sS52ls loss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
GET BIG JUDGMENT.
Executors of Major ByrHe's Estate
Receive 1895, 900 and Costs.
~ reIegraph . 10 rrlbune.I

Mineola. Long Island. April 11.-After deliber-
ating some time. the Jury in the case OF the exscs
utors Of the estate Of the late Major John ByFns
against Camille Weidenfeld and Isaac B. News
comb returned verdict for the plaintiffs Ia
the Of $39SOOO and costs. total Of abous
100000.
The charge Of conversion OF securities valued
at SIOOOOO the basis OF the suit. which has
been on trial here for the last ten days. THIS
securities negotiated for by Mr.. Weiden-
field. who was formerly a partner OF Thomas W.
Lawson. Mr.. wetdeufeld testified that the SCI
curities the delivery OF which the executors
demanded were not with his firm in 1897 Exc
Governor Frank 5. Black was attorney for tbs
defence and Edward J. Mcclure for the plain<
tiffs.
The verdict is one Of the largest ever obtaiues
in this county. This IS the second trial Of tbs
case. the first judgment being rendered by JUS
tice GarretsOn. who gave verdict IN full to
the plaintiffs. This was later set aside and .
new trial ordered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
TUNNEL VICTIMS TIRED WAITING.
Park Avenue Property Owners Want City
TO Pay Damages.

The Park avenue propexty owners who yVsrs
damaged five years ago by the caving in OF the roof
of the tunnel near 2d street have served notes
on the city 20 pay up or they will ask the Annual.
late Division 10 auash the proceedings which hav,
been so long under way to determine the extent %
their damages
After a tedious inquiry conducted by ex-Judz.
Alton B. Parker referee. the property owner.
obtained award of $4,000. Judge Parker turned
in his report last fall but the money has not been
paid over. Albert b. BOardman at the meeting o.
the Rapid Transit Commissioners yesterday told
the board that the property owners were tired a.
waiting and that they were the point Of asking
the court to Quash the entire award prOceedi1c7
Mr.. Boartiman told the commission that the await
hanging fire in the Office Of the CornOrafi0n
Counsel The board authorized him 20 write a 90
ter to Mr. Ellison setting forth the need OF an I'M
mediate settlement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
JURY DISAGREE IN REBATE CASES.

Syracuse. April 1.-THE jury in the United States
Court In the case OF the government against the
New York Central Railroad. charged with giving
rebates To the General Electric Company ht
Schenectady reported this afternoon that 1t could
agree and discharged. In tic morning.
after having been on: nineteen hours. the jury
asked Judge George ". Ray whether the central
might not legally pay the General ELECTRIC II 4 re-
Ceived help from IL In handling freight The Judge
IN half hour talk said that unless there was evil
dence OF an agreement pay II should not be
considered He said that the work performed by
the General Electric was for its Own benefit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
soNDHoLDERs ASK FOB RECEIVER.

Helena. Mont, April 11-IIenry d. Tudor Rufus
l. Sewan and Alan II. Fay. Of Massachusetts.
bondhoders Of the Yellowstone Park Railway Com
pany, filed suit In the federal court to-day asking
for the appointment Of receiver take charge or
the property Of Tho railroad for the foreclosure OF
tho mortgage given to $2000 o00 bond issue.
and for a restraining order to prevent tho railroad
from selling its property. n Is alleged that the
plaintiffs $4,000 Of bonds issued July !, 1905.
Tho interest coupons were presented on July !,
1906. and payment refused The railroad company
has l25 miles OF tracks and sidnEs and from
Bridger 10 Bear Creek, Mont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
GEORGIA CROPS DAMAGED.
Cotton Killed By Cold Fears for
Peach Yield.

Atlanta. April 11-As result Of the coIa.se
April weather on record. the opinion is expressed
by Commissioner OF Agriculture Hudson thas
growing crops in Middle and South Georgia.
truck gardens all over the state and fruit crops
in many sections have been seriously damaged.
Cotton south Of Fort Valley" said the come
missioner. that Is up. has been killed, and as
much which is not yet I'D will never grow
70 maturity The warm weather in March I-ts
70 extensive early planting. Hence the destruo-s
ton from the cold weather.
1t is difficult to estimate the damage that has
been done TO peaches but reports indicats thas
II has been extensive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
PERFuMERs' MEETING.

Al the thirteenth annual meeting of the Manu-
featuring Perfumers' Association OF the United
States. held during tina last three days at the
rooms Of the Board of Trade and Transportation
special papers were presented on the following
topics: THE Pure Food Law as 1t Applies to the
Perfume and Toilet Goods Industry by Caswell
a. Mayo. New York; Tho History and Origin Of
Perfumerv.' by James +. Davis, Detroit; The.
Perfumery Business of America, Its Growth and
Its Possibilities by Theodore Ricksecker New
York; "'The Different Methods OF Marketing Per-
fume. the Advantages and Disadvantages of EACH -
by j. Clifton Buck OF Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
KANSAS WOULD GUST BREwER1Es.
Radical Step in Enforcement of the Pro.
hibitOry Law in the State.
fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribun4.

Topeka, Kan. April 1.-THE most radical step in
the enforcement OF the Prohibitory law in Kansas
was taken to-day, when the Attorney General filed
quo warranto proceedings against every brewing
company doing business in Kansas. The Supreme
Court Is asked to GUST the corporations on the
grounds that they organized under the laws
of other states have not obtained Kansas licenses
and are engaged IN q business contrary To law.
The Supreme Court has held several times that
a company has no rights under the laws of the
state unless II is authorized 10 do business by
license Practically all the fixtures of every saloon
I'M Kansas owned by the breWerieS, which also
large amount OF real estate used for saloon
PURPOSES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
CUTTING SUCCEEDS D. o. MILLS.

At meeting OF the board of directors of the
Southern Pacific Company which held here
yesterday ". Bayard Cutting. OF New York,
elected director 10 fiji the vacancy created by
the resignation OF -. .. Mills. The retirement OF
Mr. Mills from the board Erie Railroad Com
pany also announced.
II is understood that MIR. Mills desires to ne
leyed from of the numerous drectorshps
now held him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
WISCONSIN CENTRAL ON TRIAL.

Minneapolis. April 1.-THE wisconsin Central
Railroad indicted for alleged rebates to the
Spencer Grain Company. placed trial here
to-day. Burton johnson. who was formerly gen
eTal freight agent Of the Wisconsin central and
George +. Huey. assistant general freight agent,
are defendants with the railroad company. A mo-
lion To Quash the indictment denied by the
court II Is charged In the Indictment that the WIS
consin Central gave Ia the Spencer Grain Company
rebates of one-half bushel shipments of
barley between Minneapolis and Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
TO GIVE HEARINGS HERE.
Commerce Commission VIII Take
Up Tco Cases Soon.
IFrom The Tribune Bureal.J

Washington April 1.-THE Interstate Commerce
Commission to-day announced that April 10 il
would give hearing In the Federal Building In
New York on tho complaint OF the New York
Team Owners Association against the Southern
handling Of trucks az tbo stafor in New Work lie
alleged, on May 10 hearing Will be given In the
case cf the Enterprise Transportation Company
agatns: the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, II
being charged that unjust discrimination is made
against tho transportation company in the ship
ment Of fish from New York to Philadelphia.
A special agent OF the commission will PROBABLY
take the testimony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
ALus.cHALMERs RgoReANlzEs.

The Als-Chalmers company announced ycster-
day tho creation Of finance committee. consisting
Of all old members of the executive committee,
with Edward y. Adams "a chairman The eXecu-
tive committee. reorganized. consists OF members
selacted from the operating departments OF the
company Charles Allis has been elected chairman
~ this committee. The change is said 20 have
hcen made TO strengthen the organization in gen
crsl The company IS in better condition hnan-
callv and other way. II is said than II
has been for years past and has orders on hand
that VIII keep tho works busy for a long time
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
BUTCHERS PREPARE NEW DEMANDS.

Chicago, April 1l.-Butcher workmen who tied up
the meat packing industry throughout the country
I'm 1894 and who finally suffered defeat it is
said about to present new demands 10 the packers
4 meeting Of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and
butchers Worlkmen Of America Is TO be held in
New York April 30 to fix date for presenting
The demands Joseph A. MastersOn. OF New York
second ice-president of the butchers OrganiZa-
of the union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
DiUidend Notices.
United COPPER COMPANY

The Directors OF ths United Copper Company hsvs
ing set aside the entire necessary the pay
of the regular dividends the preferred EfoS<
during the 1907 (viz SaOOOOO) declared from
Jhe pronts OF the company regular divi-
dend % las on the COMMON stock (v1z. sTsT60ol,
payable April 90 1907, stockholders OF record ak
the close OF business April ia 1907
The stock transfer books OF the company oloss Syr
the payment OF this dividend a o'clock p NJ
1S 1907 ana reopen 10 o'clock A. M April go 1901.
Stanley clifford, Treszursr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
DOUBT A. I. CULVER HAS RESIGNED.

The report from Albany that Abel T. Culver had
resigned as second vIce-presdent Of the Delaware
E Hudson Company could he confirmed yes
terday at the company's executive offices in this
city President Loree said Wednesday. just
after taking office Mr. WllcoX's successor. that
Mr.. culver would continue TO discharge the duties
Of the second vice presdcncy with headquarters at
Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
ANOTHER STANDARD OIL ADVANCE.

Cleveland, April lI.-Another advance OF cent
a gallon on common grades Of gasGiene
nounced by the Standard OIL Company TO-DAY. De-
odorized red crown gasoene is advanced from 1917
10 17la cents Narntsh makers and painters naph-
tina. previously quoted AZ 1914 cents. is quoted
1871 cents gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
STANDARD CASE APPROACHES END
Fifty More Counts in Indictments Ruled Out
at Chicago Hearing.

Chicago April 1.-THE last witness was heard to-
day In the case of the Standard Oil Company of
Indiana which has been trial for several weeks
before Judge Lands OF the United States District
Court, on charge of having received rebates from
the railroads. The IS ready for arguments
of counsel and the charging Of the Jury by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
CITY Investing COMPANY,
III BroldWay,

New YORK. April Il 1907
The Board OF Directors Of this Company this
declared dividend OF Three Cent its c2o4tA
18th. 1907.
Transfer books will closed Tuesday, April SON.
19 9O az O'Clock p M and Teolened On Friday. NAY
NORRIS B. MEAD. Trezzur-z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12

minneapolis. April 1.-THE Chicago. ST. Paul,
'aDois s. Omaha Railroad and II. ". Pearce.
III - freight agent o. the road. found guilty
lro,.ceee ing ny 4 jsTg here to-day in The cases
yt..s - LIE government. The cases WAL be APP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
RUBBER GOODS MIC. REPORT.

The pamphlet report OF the Rubber Goods Manu-
featuring Company for the fiscal year ended March
81 last compares follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
once of
AMERICAN SMELLING g REFINING co.

AMERICAN q REFINING co.
q Broadway, n Y. City March 8. 1907
QUARTERLY COM STOCK DIVIDEND NO. "a.
The Directors OF the American Smelling and Esfnl1g
company have this day declared Dividend OF on a
Common Capital Stock OF the Company. payable Aprs
10 1901, 20 stockholders OF 3 o'clock r NJ.
April 1907 The books OF the Company for the
Ter OF Common Stock VIII be closed at 8 O'Clock p
NJ april g. 1901. and will be reopsned April H. 1901.
W z MERIeIsS. Secretary.
MISSOURI. KANSAS q TEXAS RAILWAY co.
80 Wall Street. New York. April 4, 1907.
The Board Of Directors has this day declared q
semi annual dividend Of Two Per Cent (2S) ths
FreIefred stock or this company. payable May TO-
1907. to stockholders OF record April 20 Ths
transfer books OF the Preferred stock will close az IA
o'clock noon on april 20. 1907. ana viii reopen the
C. G. HEDGE. vics-Presidsut-
DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY.
Detroit, Mich. March %. 1871.
The regular quarterly dividend OF i1eo capital
OF this Company declared. PAYABLE May g.
1907. will to stockholders OF record
York.
books will closed from Monday April I5th
1907. az p until Thursday. Nay 19O5 az ~ m.
@. II. Russell, Treasurer.
OFFICE OF READING COMPANY
Philadelphia April n. 1901.
The BOaru OF Directors declared the
earnings dividend Second
stock the be paid MAY 10. 1907 ths
1907 CHECKS mailed to stockholders who haVe
w. r. TAYLOR Secretary.
THOMPSON-sTARRETT COMPANY
The Board Of Directors OF the Thompson Stsrr.ts
Company has declared the regular SeTntannual Givt
said company, payable Nav 18th. 1907. all stock
holders OF record the close OF business May 9Th
1901.
J. EDW, McGAHEN. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
cANAnIAN rAcfFic

CANADIAN PACiFi'-
5 l., 8 & go sss5; $SS .! 81:
CANADIAN NORTHERN.
E,' ..s .b2I 'iSi5 200 sa f42 asS
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
s,;; s sij g: & . .?si:;s
IOWA CENTRAL
N: .S e..s & sss. $3.50: 90;
INTERNATIONAL & GRnAr NoRTHERN
FF,' Ts1 AIM in d sSss 5sG2? sGS
MINNEAPOLIS & ST LOUIS.
Y+s; We. & s;s 81 s Sc
MISSOURI. KANSAS TEXAS
& ,ss9s ~ 5 's@s "a
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
First ' 5S sss 81 's $3.50 sa ssssS
central Branch)
Fss'5 :. sn;, :as 100 :$s
ST LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN
81 ss s8is S .ss IS
TEXAS & PACIFIC
First Aer '25s s sS s '2ls sS
WESTERN MARYLAND
TT., week April s5Ss g; a 'ss as iSss
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT
Fourth March. el5ee.l s5sy3s s ~, ,ss
Jan ! March 81. l.S4S8lH i'i""'i0 '''~''i''
BELLEFONrE CENTRAL
Month 81 March s.ooo e. ,,o
Gross earnings. No.lsl go. - ~ -.
Expenses ------.---..- @'"'' 49, 49,
earnings ....... SLID si'5S, si's -
Interest and HS ' ~
surD,y. ............ ssI7 ssss sI.eos
jan to March 81 .,o.o
Gross earnings. NlstSt $500 So 80
Expenses ------------- ii's"A $500 800"
Net earnings sS2S @Ol& $"'l06
Interest ana taxes F@ ~ ~"
s,,rrlu. s2ss4 S2u2 saiI8
SEABOARD AIR LINE
Month February- 80. 80,
Number II miles. Soll =. 81 VI
t;roEs earnings. Siat -, - e ~
Operating expenses l'iEi''1" ''o"'" 'i''"""
Ne, ssrn,nra s27le7s SIl0ass Ss2a.si4
Other income ~ - i''""
,ro,., ,noor,s sag iss s4io7so sa2sss2
Charges etc. Sso'ezs '"s9i zbi' ''e
surplus ...... 'sGs.aa3 sioaa.s ss6.414
en ss ear 70 1g" s,osao6ol Sas7oS}3 Ss6769ss
Operating eEpensfs.-.- s4V''O"S oo'~%'S 9'H%%S%t
eet earnings mos. 81 ls:.s4e 50 1885 s2ss2.o56
OtEsr income l4.o"' s""'" @S'5o
Total income - s2i9T.as9 $s2iIEt S2ST7.OS6
Charges ...........-.. 2.5O8plB .8Hloa2 33s.siS
surplus .......... sssos,ses ssia4eS ssss27s
sDsfelt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished bv Charles d Barney Co., No. 96 Broad ct,
Ksu Ynrk and 10 l22 South sIh 81. PhadelphiaD
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