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New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. October Is. 1903
BEANS AND PEAS-Recspts (two daysl. 216s bags
beans and d 20 bags peas RTyeTs are not sS1s % much
arriving are having slow sale az somewhat reduced prices
small a chocs bTsR5 @ Old re kidney are ARM and
offered prices established as yet on new only few
ana feeling easy The scarcity OF Scotch the
dunn 1909 choice per bushel s. 80: 1905 81 -; 10
Sa GSoie. enSe g S. S. 90 90 @ N % ss
do choice s. Is do medium choice. s. % do com
:S 5 dc % Ge%Eos 9 a. to good SaS2 So black 'Te E so9P
Scotch 1908 bags per bushe. 50 40.
is no fhange in Re poo9 TI ~ the srt ea
5rsGe @ S sun ~ very & gS1e5 % ogt p'l1 % slgaI %
e4 .eSsy 6y to 10 l qesS ads 6 sn to s $ sS
cry and the qualities from 2sc d2WnvaTd are also N
stock as receivers are asking 299SoEe for Process
so sht tha, values are arniy MAINTAINED We auoe
az SGesaery sPsSs per Per To- SlSSi $3.50 Pc 90 eTtTas % $3.50 $es
2sc do held specials 3o1egsle DO extras % lsG3c do
choice: 2Ia2Sc do common to fair &c se process,
Ss SR western far,ory arsTs asie. do seconds e5
1sckins STOCK No 4 early made 24e DO %o cur-en;
made 22lsss2s &c; do 3. @OSs@2s-
hrmer feeling developing the last days has becos
TracPion SiSher aaotStions have been advanced 10
all grades OF fun creams and skins with holders
Skins are especially nIIn owing TO moderate supplies
lots are not obtaluabe even the advanced prices
1--we @ 5ss Tor bise W. alst SEAT S1II % tot $3.50
oreG dad ,sS ~ gstess q. g., 49, g ~ - ~ s au V.' S
I4% RI5e: common to fair; u@ @l3%s; do SKINS. Its
specials 13iac, do skins hne. IL = q t2Sc. fair
good. l0 8l2i.c; do common ~ 92sc; full skins.
81 67c
EGGs-Recents days. IS OO7 cases. The mar
ket fresh gathered maintains steady firm
fair movement and a gradual OF
already lessened aeCumulations Storage eggs
quiet and while quotations the light
reported outside figures are extreme; forced sales
could be made only inside figures quote,
state Pennsylvania nearby hennery whites fancy
3G q 40c gathered whites 2SQ35c do henneTv
browns fancy. S2M33c. do gathered browns 2GGgnc.
fresh gathered extras Is a3oc; do extra 26fS
DO trsts. 241z fle5}ec. do seconds. do
thirds. p @22c; dirtes No l. 2eS g@iEc: DO No :.
Il Il 90c refrigerator early packed, special r1arl-4
fancy - 5125isc do hrsts 81 ga ac, seconds -
DO thirds tSw@Ic.
FRTITS-FREsIi-App in free supply and seiiing
well Tor best grades. but ordinary
and weak Pears plenty and barely steady Cuinces in
free supply and weak Peaches IN lighter receipt but
trade slow and prices easier. Pums draxgfnE Crrras
IN active demand aud nm. crgnbsrri-s IN letter dsnaad
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

chicago Oct IS-CATTLE-Receip (estimaIsd).
n 900 head market steay steers. s. 60 S. So eoys
calves S. a 50: s5ociers and FEEDERS SS Is q S. so
HOGS-RecepJs tesrtIuatedls 5000 head market
weak. choice heavy s. ~ 5. 80; butchers q ISa
81 aJ; packing, 81 6J9ST Is; pigs. S52ST; bulk OF
sales. 81 tO4a$s So SHEh-i'-heceipts estimated
Is 81 10; yeariings. S50 50 80.
Cincinnati Oct S.-CATTI4E-Isecsipts. 1879 head:
market steady: fair good shippers s. S56 50 IS;
weak and tOf520c lower; butchers and shinpers
So 6o 81 GO. common, 81 I5 QS6 ~ SHEEF-Rscepts.
6sl head market steady quoted 81 % g S4 % LAMBS
East Buffalo, Oct 13-CATTLE,-R zoo heal.
market slow and steady; prime steers. IS IS q 81.
steady. HOGS-Receipts 1900 head market fairly
heavy ana mixed 81 90 S. WORKERS s. s00SS- 1ie-
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Fteceipts Q COO head narter
active sheep steady; lambs i5c higher, lambs IS
Kansas cry Oct 3-CATTLE-Receipts 10000
head. including l,3O0 Southerns. market steady 20
weak; c0wS strong. choice export and dressed beef
steers Sc 99 - ls fair TO good 81 65 SO Western
steers s. So SO So. stoeSers and feeders
southern steers 81 4off s. 50, southern
81 native cows 81 2J s. so, native heifers So 25
bulls. s. % So T5. calves So TJG 81 10 HOGS-Re-
ceipts $4,000 head market zoe lower; TOD. 81 90:
bulk of sales s. 2O s. 50 heavy, 81 4o 81 go: packers
SAG IS 55. SIIEEP-Rsceipts. I3.0oO head. market
steady; lambs, s. s52S7 10, yeariings 81 5O0 s..
wethers s. 254Si T5. ewes. s4 81 so; stockers and
Pittseurg oct 1S-CATTLE-supp,y light. steady;
choice 81 ao4$6 70, veal calves. s. 1uf So SIIEEP-
supply light: steady prime vethers s. 60GS4 I5. cus
cepts fair, lower, prime heavl-s s. HaS7 %. mediums.
y. SslS 50; heavy lorSers 81 d1S5 hsht Workers..
Toledo. Oct t3-CLOVERSEE ED-Cash ana October.
S. 81 December 81 0ei1 March 50 tTie. No old.
$ ~; No 5 $ 40. rejected s. % TINIOTHY-PFme.
March. IS ~
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Shlcago, Oct I3.-In response 70 domestic and
Iofelgn conditions the wheat market on the Road
ol Irsae advanced sharply to-day. and with faII-
Is .-s Oh OF &c from the high figures closed steady
oolh, , under the influence of good hardening
Neather IN the corn belt, dropped of and oats
HeIe Urine lower, while provisions fell off ,ndar
the pressure Of a drop Of IOc to 15c in live boee
,,.a,,i a strong market for wheat built up by
!teaEF buying by Northwest mills The ro,,ob
Neatner started fears for the spring wheat Sn5
s LnIal markets were strong, and the demand for
Russian wheat. -ie1-'ASs o.
.t! me corn market was heavy throughout the dav
-antAeIp5tIon or g large movement the new crOr1
vas vas drag on the market. There was little auc2
Iuation IN the market and no export demand ne
Mondays final quotations % "e' '4al'
o1ioWay between the strong wheat and the beavz,
corn market, oats remained firm. Prices shifted
~ sn extremely narrow range, December cIoefn-
az 5S4c, where the market stopped on NfoDSattSs
ana May at &c lower than Mondays closing prica'
s5-2G 70 zoe lower for ribs 10 zoe % lower
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14

year Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cable. spot cot
ton IN moderate demand. sales 5000 bales: spscuafio
ana export 900 bales; American, 1000 bales: imports,
tOo paes al Ameriean middlins upland. TSed Futures
barely steady az advance 50IfN points October
LID; OctOber-Noveuiber 70S4zd:
and December-anusry I08d JanuaTy-FsbTuary 7O5 Sd:
February March, T0jd. March-AprH TO4nd: ApriI-Aiay
and May-June. O4d June-July. IO31sd; JulyAugust.
Sssad Ssza ssPsemheEOcyeosr
IN more demand: cloths flrmer.
COFkEfe-To-day's coffee market the most
active for several months considering that Of the 1000
bags traded In only eOO0 bags represented sches-fro
cOmpanied by advance prices the loss beng
steady at net gain OF - % points The advance
hected fresh item ths general far could
be learned but seemed be the result Of accumua
tion Of bullish influences which have been gradually gain
strength. the first the trade Is beginning 20
realize that there very little Rio coffee OF the grade
usually delivered local available here Spec
uativs sentiment bearsh and contracts are sell
ing under parity with spots, While the expectations OF
the sellers that continued receipts al the primary
rnateralized The the primary points con-
tinues heavy but II certain that receipts nave
passed tha high mark for the season EuFoe IS
reported be good buyer a. the present time ana te
In the light OF the day
increased activity II cannot be said that there any
strong bull speculation OF general charactsT me al
vance had the encouragement OF higher european mar
kets. HavTe closing at advance OF tGQ5a IF4ncs -
compared with Nonday but this gain could rot os usd
Tuesday holiday in BrazilMondays market tneIe
l5 reis for Rio and unchanged for santos
days receipts at the port. 14o OoO bags against
nSOOO for the day two years ago The market LOT
spot cOffee firm, with Rio IS nominal at SC
The OF contract prices In the local market to-day
as fOlOWG
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Ilverpool Oct 13-cIosing: wHEAT-sDot quiet;
No red western winter Is di5d: futures quiet De
Spot quiet; new American mixed !via Galveston g
~. f1fures quiet October 5s 1Md December, IS
sHS FIOUR-Winter patents dull 32s Sd HOPS IN
5ndon (PacIhc COAST firm, f6 6s1fI - BEEF
1ry1ro Indfa mess steady HAMS-ShorI cut II
20 ia tb frm 5ss Cd BACOS-cumberland cut, 20 TO
M short rib. l0 10 - II, weak bts
long clear mddles light. IS TO "a III dull 6Is ss ga
ionC clear mddles heavy IS to 40 ID stehdy. obi.
, Lear hacks 10 10 90 ID steady Cos cear bellies
"a 20 16 10 firm Ggs SHOULDERS-sa II 10 *
"a strone COS Cd. LARD-Prime western in uercss
steady Sis 81: American refined In rails. quiet US
"a f-HFEsF-Canad dian finest white. steady aei'
Canadian eolorsd. STEADY as I'd
T3-irne citv st@adv POS al. TURIEETINEf--SniriIs
,aad,, I,l,1d iSs "a ROsTN-Common firm los PErRO-
11'TiTw-Peaned steady TRd. LINsEED oILr-Strons
ses Cd.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
SOUTHERN RAILWAY REPORT
Company Earns Upward of Per Cent on Its
Preferred Stock

The report OF the Southern Railway C,omnor,y
aoI 'he year ended June 50 shows a balance after
a" expenses. taxes and interest OF sS5sSSS5 equal
:" "SS per cent on the preferred stock Gross
Earnings were S5S.e0s under those OF the preceding
year Whie net earnings were s. sl3 Ss7 heavier the
lo'a net increase being the largest in the history
Oi 'he road The falling of in gross revenues
was due to the fact that the revenues from opera
lOh OF the Tennessee Central Railroad and the
southern Railway in Mississippi were included las,
year. and both these properties have been sep
arateiy operated during this year. Comparing like
WIN Ike the results OF operation show increased
operating revenues amounting 20 ssCs 7Ss for this
fiscal year
Although the volume Of business done was thus
not unsatisfactory, the results of operation iIlus-
trated by the substantial increase OF ss7ssss3 in
operating income were obtained il will be evident
by control OF operating expenses The operating
rate eXcluding taxes. was reduced from 7ATs in
isOs to 6SlS in 1903 operating revenues having in
creased LIS per cent and operating expenses de-
creased $50 per cent Charges to expenses in the
maintenance accounts show material reductions
as compared with 1908. but the upkeep OF the prop
erty has not been neglected
Inc president OF the company. in his report saws.
hnat may be considered the Immediate financial
RooieIn OF the company has been the ABSORPTION of
mace 70 provide for the extraordinary capital ohii
gaIiioils assumed during the period Of great nros
perlty. During this year s3i.0o60O of tern1orsry,
obligations of the COMPANY TTsre norIl.,
tnnded and while the funded debt was incraasaS
sos eSn = ses OF the company will be decreased
sSo,oeV year by these funding operations DIfrinS
the year much OF the constrIlotion -orI- @ Ias
suSSPehoed IN the summer of 1907 was resumed spS
completion OF some very desirabe racj1itia me me
Guiding additional double track al varions noc,rts
haen o,at IS caeacity Of existing single track has
Detailed results for three years PoIlovr.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
NV YORK PRICES.

FLOUR AND MEAL-There was fair trade in
SsS ss Pss ys o Tm an in with s held
msnd The following are prices quoted on the New
York Produce Exchange; Spring patents s5 40QSe;
50 20; spring clears. 81 6O@s4 95 extra No winter.
sB So s. efs IS 80 Wg5s S fqS4t So E6 61Hs.
Maref dull quoted 81 80 & per 100 10 oo5 m "a & M
choice to fansy, s. 3Sss4 Is c6RSME4 Barely
Barely steady. quoted; Fine white and yellow 81 55Q
Sy Quoted Western S spring sSs az Standard
middliRg @ s22 -four do SIS So Esd dog s$1 go city G
RED dog s31 So hoiny chop s27 80 bulk SIS 20 sacks
market yesterday which carried 70 high
dgGOn in popular estimates of the result Of
feavS realizing failed to make much impression even
after violent gains being almost fully main
practically the best figures Of the day. and net
eotton sold at and March at Is lie comparing with
1870 and 1850 the previous high point Of the
At the high point to-day; therefore the market was
Wednesday The big Southern bulls active buyers
fH he a & hat G c0p T' not
million bales and that IN taeF % opinion @ IT the market W9Ts
tropical which was threatening the Atlantic belt
actually entering the cotton country but the markets at
during the local holiday which encouraged
days as hysTP0o M TeSeyns % tine
the Of the local opening A. first there was some
news heavy realizing and efforts 10 force reaction
were successful 70 the extent OF only or POINTS while
effect Of the trosts reported from the SSuta was TO re
viii be taken by manufacturers lead
adyices from the South to-day report very firm
situation, and the Southern markets officially reported
was for further frost tonight. followed rising
Of course p1obematica some private wires report that
return of the yesterday cotton turned black
showing further development of the plant is out
The range of contract prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.

CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.
First week in October s275eSo s2s9 go s259 500 500
-, ~ october T.. 3.066.OOO oO21fVO 5f-%0'eSS
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
FIRST week In October. 50 175oo0 S5see ~ 80
nv 10 October L. 24.5SOOl5 <Oos4o"o %leoo'7oA
DETROIT q MAcKINAC.
First week October. 593 S,9o8 es zoe
July 10 October T.. 4llO2" So4'<' '"'''''
IOWA CENTRAL.
First week in October e9sSs s3S2sS $40 100
July october T. e'zs<O $3.50
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN
First week in slssooo sieS coo SdSa sg5
Iulv ] October t. 2.l21.OOO lbiSVoO i''1'''''
LOUISVILLE d NASHVILLE.
First week in 0s9 s95 sS6ss39 va SSs
Iuly 10 October T.. L. ll0 iW lzzoSolo i'''"''''
MINNEAPOLIS q ST. LOUIS
First week IN sl229s3 iss sd9 go ssS 907
July October T.. i5IlozS AASooO' A''''
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
r,r., nah IN October 81 Os2.OOO ss5s000 Ss93g0
TIiv 10 October 1928, $50 l2494I20 l4O9S''Si
IIslNEAPoLIs. ST. PAUL sAULT STE MARIE.
First ~ October sss553S 55S s55SS5s S sSSs sSIsss
SOUTHERN.
First week in October 81 22see4 l9626 6el 1is go ss9
Juy I October T.. lb.O34'bu lSSoo4fV A'''sO'''-
TEXAS PACIFIC.
First week in Oct s3i3.924 szl8l3 So ~
TriS to oct t.. 10420.sOs 952lSib 4Oo9'9s5
TOLEDO. PEORIA WESTERN
First week Oct. & &:S9sal sIsias sisias $Ss sss5
Julv / 10 Oct. T....,.- JOb'O1t SloA<1 ooo'"-"
CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS LOUISVILLE
oross SSn's 81 sSslsOO ss7Isa sSOoSOa
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York October Is. 1909.
Northwest markets on Tuesday. while New York and
today to new his evsls for the crop and after soms
irreguarity in the aftern2on eIoseG a Q &c higher
did not follow fun strength OF other positions
For a time after midday the market showed consider
top, traders induced to buy again toward the
Tuesday so that nnal prices were within x sc Of
lighter Northwest receipts and the continued good
milling demand in that quarter The market con-
pretty IN. when bulls started to take profits
people in the trade figured that the market ought
sell a couple after its recent bull
10 take the lead in such movement Only IS4 cars
Guiding Winnipeg the total was 117s cars COMPARED
for two favE 1noSe1ient Of 4 aes 600 bushels was
reported compared with 2ss9OOO bushels for the
Indifferent sosnS I'd lower to SD hgher h ia as rdn s0
& peSI c IN me same time as a result or @ 10
very much less than the previous week. and 16ooo0O
The Canadian visible increased $4,000 bushels Pri-
yae & argentine news again referred to loousts put
the damage from this source any worse than the
as follows No red 81 2o@s1 22Is elevator do:
winter, 81 1914. both nominal. o afoat. CORN
Instead Of sharing the wheat advance. quite
Monday being Influenced by the favorable weather
ton so that husins Vas expected to begin in Illinois
next week the close az chicago was = 20 tns net
out buyers The Liverpool market closed partly 1s d
ana at ali interior D84t smeunte to sss 600 BUSHES
for two days compared with $4,000 bushels for the
6sl5c elevator. domestic, and 69c delivered. No 2
nominal. oATs-The market for oats was steady al
day hut had rangs Of only G. and tTsde % was m9S. %
SSsh ] asket m % m IN Neg ToEs was gn9t&eq & as 20 10 a
T. t$945H;e I; ana GliD2sd ysite 4SE Csc Tsv
York RARIFY-Market steady; feeding. s. a6Cc
nominal New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
REFUNDMG DEBT OF HONDURAS.
Special Commission Conferring with New
York Financiers.

Washington. OCT Is,-Negotiations with Ameri-
ran fnanciers looking TO refundng the national
debt q Honduras VIII be conducted by a special
commission appointed by the Honduran govern
meut which has arrived IN New York according
70 advices received by the Bureau Of American
Republics To-day.
Other questions affecting the finances of Hon
oETas Vii be taken up by the commission which
insists OF Juan z. Parades and Pauline Villa
tzTes Preliminary negotiations have been con-
eaete1' and the belief was expressed here to-day
.ast nc oonmissioners would be suecessfuL
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14

fa bS,' slleo briar PIPE is not made Of briar ~
aesther rsiias iia, ne loot Of particular kind OF
ne hflisfS11ita ~ French bruyefe, which grows on
and on tsa - .. the Tuscan Alps IN northern Italv
aeu 6nf., Mountains u Corsica English trades
ufcilt sc--e mo correct word bruyeTe sOmeygh hat
aud IN ~ NJ British tongue reduced N 10 brfar
eEsftishtT .as Tho corruption creTt in and was
leafcufe ,,.st polll a. usage. Originally Swiss
snln fei-aoe snun boxes of this wood and when
Tuned 49, =, came unfaEhOnable the neasants
lllB pres nllon o. manufa curing the root
crersd-raoi aoi which ready market was al once
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
MAY RAIsE BANK oF ENaLANn aArE

London. Oct 13.-The Stock EXCHANGE on.roa
heavy and unsettled the monetary outlook and
the general impression that the bank rate would
be raised tomorrow. This checked business hut
IN the afternoon better tone prevailed on the en-
urely unconfr1ned rumor OF the resignation OF the
Chancellor Of the Exchequer
american securities were quiet during the session
to-day Prices generally were unchanged from
yesterdays level, which showed declines ranging
from i to 4 below Mondays New York closing,
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
Of eontraet - in the o. market CO.

The local market spot cotton quiet 20
points hlgher las5c for mitdtns upland ana l4lOe
rntdt.iug Gulf sales. 100 bales. delivered
,~act ! GUO bales southern spot markets tee-
ern6eI as follows. Mobile hrm lsc higher IL l6c.
20 5n0 baIes Savannah firm. Ac higher l3 3-lBc,
saies i74 bales Charleston Arm hag3-l6c higher at
bales Norfolk nrm. sc higher At
iS sales 697 bales Baltimore nominal. unchanged a.
3c Augusta steady. 3 Ice higher at 1875 sales i'i0
Rock quiet i-iUc higher AT l. iAltc Nea
Orleans stead higher i3 5-i6e; sales A0O bales
changed al 18ac sales 293 bales Galveston steady &C
esla bales Houston steady, a.
biher AZ I3Isc sales bales Estimated receipts %
a3tn AZ leading points Thursday Al Galveston,
IS 600 10 f6 600 against 10 9s bales ast week ann
- 9sN hates last year New Orleans, 5000 20 SoUl
baes against 60Os bales last week and sU2A bales ss
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14


BY order OF executors.
$1,000 Morris Essex Railroad first rnortpaga
PeI cent bond, due 1914 interest May and
Ssoo TNoVeInperi accrued interest charged il3
SoOO Union Pacific Railroad first unortaave 3 Der
cent bond. due 1g47: interest Ja6ueTv and
"a july accrued interest CHARGED -. 1921
~ S enares United New Jersey Railroad and
100 shares International Curtis Marine turbine
100 company: per share .......e.......-.s IS 25
IV@ snares Curtis Steam Turbine Company: per
snare .................S So so
For account Of whom It may concern
20 shares Union Bank of Brooklyn (stock trust
Il shares United states trust Company SS 9S5
soe ~ shares Germania Life Insurance Company 211
szs4 20 Fromissory note OF the Egyptian Monolithc
stone company OF America to order of ]. f.
Shansdier dated Brooklyn. April 10 1909.
Iayabe IN two months, indorsed by J. T.
Nhahdier and William c. Owen. S25
80 shares keansburg Beach Water Company
$40 Sau 70 shares Keansburg Beach Realty
100 shares Central anad South American reie-
os shares German-Amerioan Fire Insurance
Company 6s1
$500 Marine and Field club second mortgage
coupon bonds: lot. S8O
% shares Point O. Woods Navigation Com F''
pany; per share ............- - s2S
25 shares Atlantic and Pacihc Gold and Silver
SO shares Sterling Fire Insurance Company CeO
- per cent paid in liquidation): lot ........... 81
10 shares Carnegie Trust Company. ......... $50
SO shares Edgar Realty Company: Iot.-....... S4i
~ shaTes Ilte Association OF America. 16
% shares Pine Lawn Cemetery; per share. 81 so
10 shares Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Com
4SO shares Nesmith- Constantine Company com
$4,000 sen-sen Chicet COMPANY Series ner S'OO
cent sinking fund gold bonds. due June IA.
iS<9 interest June and December; accrued
oO shares Westchester Trust Company OF Yon-
-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
WESTERN UNION REPORT.

Ile western Union Telegraph Company reports
=. ~ te ear ended June 80 net profits Of Ss614-
sao AGAINST sl65o.7E7 IN the year before and a
surplus after dividends Of s2s7542l compared
Detailed results follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14

IN the general balance sheet as of June 90 1910
decrease of $i7s41,443 is shown in securities held
or pledged. and an Increase in cash on hand 90
N,653.SL In the item OF discount on securities
held an increase Of s5.sO6sOs is shown Funded
debt increased S5sOI.l0O.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14

ss,lus for ;he year is equal 35s per earned
IN inc SO preferred stock tncudes dividends.
Sa s9e expenees first refunding mortgage and 500 e
i Si49 100 reserve personal injury claims $98 300
3CTedt-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
BOSTON STOCKS.
EKPoRTs OF MERCHANDISE.
The sRIAR PIPE

ketk la09 1907
eHoe H. fil .62s5fs t12 553 s27 sls e24 ga
1g L--.... sec .oy4. .O25 49s As7 ass ass 77e. .7e7
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
ALLIs-oHALMERs REPORT

The total earnings Of the Allis-Chalrners Com
Iany Tor the year ended 30 1903 after
oeducting cost Of manufacturing selling
taxes insurance other eraI
oiFloenos on preferred stock OUTSTANDING
tne BULLOCK Electric Manufacturing Com
pany and provision for doubtful accounts
were p,
Less -FA'SV''UVs OF
Expenditures for maintenance
repairs and renewals build
ings, machinery. plant. tools
etc. - .-.;---.....-.-...- s66s, ,2lsI
buildings, machinery, plant
tools, etc 2s4.776 So
payable ...E................. 72o5s2 g.
- Ls7s.577 60
Net earnings for the year............ s125 4s1 *
Current 1909. C-hanIsS
Notes and
counts
oeiya6le s474io52 % s4e22 2s4 es Dec s1s1 1872 90
Inventories 55s0.44 81 622O512 81 Dec $40 06e IN
Cash 2.2s9.ol7 40 1919 OF Inc Sass So
sl2e2O6le 50 SIS O0l. .876 OF Dec. 3477.aeO Ga
Loans
payable $4,000 On ss574 s4s o. Dec 81 ia ss NJ
Accts payable lS04sI5 IS lS09 396 81 Dec 304 $50 SO
ss9O4s75 IS s5.8s4 244 IS Dec 81. 479. 38s 81
Working cap
itsl - s.715.e4O IS 77o7ss2 So Inc 1OOs COS %
In the last quarter OF the fiscal year there were
sold $S28O00 par value Of first mortgage bonds, to
reimburse the treasury account OF capital ex-
pendituTes at West Alis and other works.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
DOMESTIC EXPORTS IN sEpTEMBEa

he Bureau Of statistics. Department OF Com
nefee snd Labor. reports the principal domestic
epoTls for September and for the nine months
ended September as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
WISCONSIN CENTRAL.

The Wisconsin Railway Company reports for the
year ended June 30. 1899. with comparisons in the
last two years, as follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
SECURITIES AT AUCTION

me following securities were sold yesterday at
auction at the Exchange salesroom. by Adrian H
Muller & Son:
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
BOSTON cuRe STOCKS.

Hsnse- tv J. Thomas Reinhardt No. IS Broad street
new l1la. ard 10. - DevoHshiTe street Boston)
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14

Net earnings mos. s3ss.S43 S3ls. 81
CHICAGO G. ALTON
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14

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