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New-York tribune., 1911-11-23
EDISON C0MPANY'S PROTEST
Says Long Acre Threatens Un-
warranted Competition.

The writ OF ceTtioraIi which was sued
cut by the New York Edison Company,
ard granted by Justice Seabury, TO review
the action Of the Public Service Commits
sion in authorizing the Long Acre Electric
Light and Power Company to issue s.. on, 900
in stock and si0OOOoO in bonds. was served
on the commission yesterday.
It is the first time that a corporation has
gone TO the courts TO assert that the prin-
ciple underlying the Public Service Com
missions act "a In line with good public
policy and in its petition the Edison com
rany presents some of the same argu-
ments. though applied somewhat different
ly, as were used by the commission when
il at first turned down the application en-
tircly The authorization which was final
ly given followed a decision of the Appel
late Division OF tho Supreme Court re-
versing the order denying the application.
and. as finally granted. the issue of the
securities was made dependent upon actual
cash being put up.
The Edison company alleges that a pub
Tic service corporation i'm New York state
is regulated in such manner that it cannot
he subjected TO competition under the law
as X now exists, hut has a right TO demand
from tho state and from the Public Service
Commission protection against competition.
adding that il competition is to be permit
tod. then the company should be relieved
OF regulation and be permitted TO meet
compettior IN competitive districts at COM
pettive rates without reference 10 the
rates IN non-cOmpetitive districts
our petitioner further alleges" il adds
lnal there is no permanent ADVANTAGE
v ~ Tho. v.fr1.
SUIT OF competition. either I'M quantity.
quality or price Of electric service. which
cannot bc ohtained by regulation in ac-
Nov York"
New-York tribune., 1911-11-23
COTTON PLAN CRITICISED
Not Practicable, Majority Of
su Traders Here Think.
NO EFFECT ON THE MARKET 7
Member of S5O,OOO,OOO syndi-
cate Explains 1t Is Not a
Valorization Scheme.

4 majority OF the traders on the Cotton
Exchange seemed TO think yesterday that
the plan Of Colonel Robert NJ. Thompson
and his associates TO aid the cotton grow
crs OF tho South TO hold their cotton for
higher prices by advancing them &j "A bale
uD 10 an aggregate Of Sjo,OO0000 was not
practicable Those who said they thought
Fl could DC successfully carried out declared
that the growers would have 10 stick TO
their agreement 20 curtan their acreage
next year.
IN some quarters the movement was
looked upon as an admission by the bulls
that their position had become untcnable
and could not be maintained unless some
way could be found Of Withholding large
amount Of cotton from the market The an
uouuccmeut of the plan had no effect on
tho market.
~. II. Pei. member OF the firm Of 5. II.
j. Fell & TO, i'm which Colonel Thomp-
soa is special partner said as mem
lcr Of Tho syndicate which purposes TO ad-
vance NoqD.ooj TO the cotton growers that
thcra. h;td been a wTons conception Of the
plan in some quarters. and that II was TN
no wise 4 valorization scheme or an at
tempt TO hold several million bales Of
cotton off the market indefinitely With the
object of forcing prices higher
Tho plau, he said was not one Of hold
ing cotton but was plan OF selling cot
ION and holding contracts I'm its place. In
other words tho cotton would be sold and
the syndicate would "hedgc' by purchas-
iug future contracts. 20 he held against the
time when prices should have risen TO the
desired 10 or IS cent level. when they would
he exchanged for tho warehouse receipts
which had been deposited with the banks
ae collateral Tor loans on the cotton.
Nr. ;Pell denied tho reports that the
hanks we're hostile % the plan and would
NOT lend their aid 90 the syndicate in
CsrryiDG 81 ont SAYING
"Every provision for financing the cotton
tls absolutely been made Neither Colonel
Thompson nor :. II. r Pell & co. would
have lent their approval to the plsn until
such moneys az were necessary he'd AL
ready been provided
This statement was corroooratcd h. an
officer Of ono Of the largest banks in the
city. vho said that the banks were in sym
psthv With the scheme SO far as it pur-
posed 10 help the cotton planter and had
given their hearty consent 30 g. 1io added
that TIE proposal 10 advance $s5 bale on
cottpn vas thoroughly sound end called
Cof nothing moro than was being done hy
tro banks al the time.
Dallas. Tex. Nov cotton men IN the
leading cities Of this state were only luke
warm I'm their reception Of the announce
mont TO-DAY that New FORK bankers were
ready to advance SoW"ool "a farmers on
cotton holding plan. While some favored
tho project. nearly al EXPRESSED doubts
about the possibility of making arrange
meuts that would Suit any considerable
part of the cotton producers. Cotton mid
G'omou generally said the project would
not be accepted. A. Austin two or three
planters ssid that their own banks were
looking after farmers interests sausr1c-
torily.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-23
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS

Chicago. Nov. @. 2.--CATTLE--Reoeipts 10000;
s,r9ng tor best grades: others steady beeves'
s. io6$7 90; stocker. and feeders. 50 ooas5 e5:
cows ant hsifers. 81 soas5 50; calves. g SOP
higher than yesterdays average: light IS 7c4s
s6 40. mixed, s6as6 IS heavy So o5ass 55i rough.
IS oas3 9 g466 to SuIR fRoss 6, hsds. y,s. 5a &
sHEEP--Rsceipts 80 900; steady; native. 81 ?6r
Sc 10; Western. So i0ds3 20: yearlinss. Sc 65Q
s. 20. lambe. native 50 JodS5 5o' western 80 y
Cincinnati. Nov 22.--cATTLE Receipts. SO:
@ SE 5os ~" n.r sqs |s:t . s5 q sheSS cows 0sfi 81 s.
CALVEs-Good 10 choice higher and steady
medium and common dull and lower at s3f$I %.
Grades generally steady at ys.terdays prices;
packers. IS oog$6 ~. stags. .ssgs5 .; eemEaon
soy s9T StR$S 90 PIGS ana .i.,sg Sh Sss -
prices 81 5Ods3 %. LAMBs-Good TO ehoics
steady other gradSs dun and weak st SST.s -
$50; slow and steady. XEALS-Recsiets, 3eoi
active and steady st s5gss. HoGs-Rseeisi.; :;
4o sG yorReq sea o oe r0gs 8
dairies. s8Qso 25 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Re-'
Ps 9SG e 9Gas so@ S s9sSP s s. s.Gady o sno' 20
Kansas city. Nov g. 2.-CATTLE-Receip,,
1000 including 800 southerns: steady TO weak:
and export steers So 6Oass 75: fair 10 good. $50
So 80; Western steers. S4dS6 so; stockers end
feeders g G5as5 80: southern , s4ase; southern
So 80; bulls. 50 s5asl 80: calves, 81 5oas7. HOGS
--RecciDts. 5000: steady 70 &c higher; bulk OF
sales s. S5dS6 ~; heavy. SO 1885 So packers
and butchers So 206s6 IS: lights. So I0qss 25;
pigs S4dSj -. SHEEP-Receipts 1000: STEADY
q 10c lower rnuttous. SASS %; yearlings. 81 80
Gs4 90 wethers. S3Gs3 50; ewes. 81 5odS3 20:
stockers and feeders S2qs3 so -
Pittsburg. Nov. 22-CATTLE--Lizht; market
slow: choice 81 25ds7 30: prime, SO Sodt7.
SHEEP-Fair; market slow; prime wsther's
81 25Qs5 40; oulls and common, slds1 80: lamb,
So 7OqS5 -. VEAL CALVES sass so. HoGs
Receipts, 90 double decks; higher; prims hea ~
ies, So $3.50 so: mediums, SO 2oa$s 30; hsavy
Yorker SO 25dS6 80: light Workers. s. 9odS5 10;
pigs a. JO4SJ So; roughs, sJGSS "a.
GBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I
81 Louis Nov. 22.-CArTLE-Receipts, Ssn:
moderately active At decline Of Sdi0e: steers,
50 9GaSs 40: hcifers 81 75HS8 15; COWS, 81 $50
s. %: Southern steers. 50 S5ds5 30. HoGS-Rc-
cepts. 500. somewhat slow, but steadyi
choice 200 to go 10. $5 f0dS6 80. bulk OF sales,
SO i5d 81 3j: packers. $50 So %: hest light i65 ~
ana under. s. 90qS6 20: fair. IS 25as5 s. b..t
pigs around 40 N. 81 1885 10: fair. SO ISS
81 e5. SHDEP--Receipts, 1000: slow but un-
S3dS3 10: common 81 50fs2 70
New-York tribune., 1911-11-23
THR WEATHER REPORT.

V'@ial Record and Forecast Washington.
NV. 22--ihe area az low barometric pressure
vol vas over the plains states Tuesday has I'D
''n''e 70 mo Nifsissipri VALLEY. being preceded
general change 10 warmer weather in The
-'asis'ppi and Ohio valleys and the loke region.
.-' followed rs decidedly colder weather over
e Northwestern states and tho Rocky Noun
'ala and plateau regions
y. has caused .oos' rains ia ibe Mississippi
t' and Eastoru Texas and snow lurries in
..-.''san ulo nor. western states ana the mid
"7"ky Mountain region. I'm INC Eastern
no weather during me last tnenty four
'' "st fa.- and cold. ~i'h frost 90 ffr fouth
ffme S"rrtsIn ccorss.
'of@stfci- arc 'h8t Tho Western dis'Irb
"rih sd'apse osrvtvsrd and rc attcu1eI o.
A. ''1'sfs' p,4r 7he Greot Lake.. rain turr
80 'n'a 20 'hs middle ni'sissippi valley sni
~ 70 ''h.o Jsu,r ar1 Guf fts's' nn
,.s ne s'ss r. ro.iri,s'ion vt1 crert9r'sd
- Msa'ic . atss
urs IS; ssii'r % ~ -issT Tri1s u 'Af tilssis-
sst 7t.AF '1t g. p.esthrr viii rrst4u rcr
" iff pa os -fatet tfe To-i} Nou1
New-York tribune., 1911-11-23

pROyTSiONS-Nodcrat active and lrmer.
PORK-Steady; mess S17 9S1s. family. 500 80
qS2l; short clear. sl1 25a$Is >. BEEF-Fin
mess. sl2 JOq$lj family Si5HSl4 80; packet
HAMS quiet; s-SQs3l DRESSED HOGS
iSSH f4o n ssU ss,e: pigs. Sc . GrT MERTsPiSed W
bellies quiet: 10 10 l0itc: 10 10. 1oI1OGc: "a
n. Zoe PICKLED IIAMS-Steady: ill!dIliac.
TALLOW-Easv. city. 6a.c, nominal: country
Gisi624c. LARD Firm; middle West, 9.3jG
o 45c: city. 9isc: refined. South America 10 600
Continent. o sjc. Brazil. hegs. l150c. COM
rouud-Steady; 7Aaiac STEARINE. oleo .
T9i4c: ctv lard 10a1OEc
OPPER--Staudard firm hut
qllet: spot l2j0ul2 SOC: November 1850
IL s0c: december. 1257is7i2 . Soc January and
Us Jos; futures $50 Js. Exports of y $50 ions
80 FAR this month. Lake copper. 13di3hc:
eicctrolytic l3ql3~c; casting. l2Sq125sc TIN
Firm. spot, $1,000 g.. zoe. November i350n
a. Tsr. December. ~. 2OG i3. TOO january. asa
az 25c. February 4iJO043c. March. 3i042 SOC
Toudon-Finn. spot, ass, futures. flss lOs.
Local sales : tons spot a. $500. : tons at
- 55c: 10 tons a. i3.t0c. and tons ~ 43.65c.
Ieal-Quiet: 43JH44uc Now York. 500
4gTi.r Fat ST Louis london. tl5 rs 81.
sPEi.TFR. Quiet a. i0n6 ca. New York. 6.4ON
a .o tast 81 Louis Londoa. foG rs GL An
TINONY-Duli. Cool.son's. S0S.12isc IRON
cleveland warrants ass in London Locally
un-cttled No foundry NorthcrI. Si53Sl5 %:
soytIc,5 snft Si5qSi5 ~
COTTONsEFD uIJ--rhcro was pressure in
sl,ot OIL with deliveries OF about >. 100 bbs on
S,ycubrr contracts. and prices We're easier. spot
showing loss Of ~ points. while November
vgs A points lower. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-11-23
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool, NOV. 22.--wHEAT--spot steady;
No Manitoba, Is 10i.d No ?. - sd. Futures
easy. December Is Esd. March, IS ia;
May. Is a,d. CORN-Spot steady: American
mixed. Gs 4d. futures firm; January. -
SID: February. - 1isd. FLOUR-Winter
patents. 9Ts Cd HOPS la London (Pacidc
COsst1 al 5suf az BEEF-EXtra India
mess. S6s 90. PORK-Prme mess Western,
g0s "a. UA&S-Short cut. 53s 6d. BACON
Cumberland cut. JlS Cd. short rib. 5is Oh .
clear bellies. 525 dd; long clear middles, light,
54s 50: heavy. 5is short clear backs as
SHOULDERS square. los. LARD-Prim
western tiorccs, 4Gs I'D; American refined
paiiG. a. nd Bl TIER Good United states.
112s. CHEESE -Canadian nnest white. Ios
colored. t0s 90. TALON Prime city. SOS 50.
rTRPr NTGNE--Spirits. 24s Sd ROsIN--Ccn,. q.
mon. - PFrRoLEt NJ Refined. 6&d. LIN
SEED OIL. SIS % CoTToNsEEp oIL--Hul
renned spot. los 81. IAlLON-Australisn
an London ass sd
London Nov p raw sUGAR-Centrifu-
sal l6s sd museovadc 14s I'd. BEET SUGAR
-November les Cd. LINsEEp--calcutta, 20
vt-nbeT- December o0s o1 LINSEED OIL s3s
%. SPERM OIL, f5f los PETROLEUM -
American rehned sid. splrlts 6s.d TU1
PENTINE--spirlts SIS loisd. RoSIS-Am.ri-
can strained. l5s 81 nns. 1ss Iva.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-23
MONEY AND EXCHANGE,

MONEY 1tARKET.--Money on csll
opened ~ 'ia per cent: highest, zig per
cont. lowest. 90 per cent. closing, "a
per cent: ruling rate. 2le per cent Time
money continued in light demand and the
market remained dun. Rates, 3l2 per cent
for all dates Mercantile paper was com
ing into the hands Of brokers IN quan
titles far below normal Rates aga
per cent Tor sixty and ninety DAYS on
dorscd bills receivable and choice four 10
six months single names, az q 7's per
cent for Others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE The foreign
exchange market opened weak, with rates
down IL 10 20 points 10 1855 n 1880 for
cables. 4S66O04.S665 for demand sterling.
tS2i4 Q462as for sixty-day bills and ana
4S2is d4Sci4 for ninety-Gay bills. short
francs were quoted at 515i, plus 90 and
short reichsmsrks at 95is plus l.&2. The
market was eteadier i'm The afternoon
showing a recovery OF 10 points from the
mornings low level cables we're q,n99ttee66
at 4S7m4S705. demand sterling al : SS -
04S6s,. and sixtv-day bills al 4.S34oq
1891 Short francs held around 51Sis
plus 1852, and short reichsmarks % i
1,1r 1-21
New-York tribune., 1911-11-23
800 LINE" RAISES s6,oOO,ooo.

Tho Minneapolis. St Paul q Sault Ste.
Marie Railway COMPANY 1t was an
nounccd yesterday, had sold an issue of
s6.OOo.OO0 per cent sinking fund bonds
TO William 4. Read & co. Of this city.
The bonds arc secured by a iirst mortgage
upon the new terminals Of the company in
Chicago II IS expected that tho bankers
will make public offering OF the issue
in % few days. The 500 Line as the
road is commonly known, is controlled by
the Canadian Pacific Railway, 10 which 1t
was sold by Newman Erb and his aSso-
ciates about year ago. 1t was through
its purchase OF this road tnat the Can-
adam Pacific obtained its entrance into
Chicago
New-York tribune., 1911-11-23
MAY RELIEVE WABASH OF pEeTs.

NhankDg syndicate is reported to have
scroed 10 relieve tho Wabash Railroad
roppany OF The obligation Of meeting the
SS.0o0.o00 Wheeling q Lake Erie notes
and The S5.o10.o9o AZ pcr cent Wabash
notes on condition that it surrender the
Wheeling & Lake Eric and Webash-Pitts-
urch Terminal roads 20 tho bondholders.
10 is said TO he tho purpose Of tho reor-
2auizstion committee Of the two last
named pfoperticv. provided tho present
plan goes through. 10 form q new 300
100000 corporation to take over these
roads. which are TO be consolidated and
operated entirely independent Of the Wa.
Ia.r
New-York tribune., 1911-11-23
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Nov. 22.-ConsoIs closed un-
changed II IS 7-i6 for money and ISa Tor
eccouut. anaconda was ). higher A. iS,t
Canadian Pacific was g tigncr al 80
Prepara lions for month-end payments re-
duced the supplies of money ana mSde
rateg dearcr. Discounts were also higher.
THE stock market was quiet but steadier
COPPER shares were strong, features on
bnring for the Continent. and America ara
T-tah Copper advanced tlve-eishths. fore.Sn
rails and foreign bonds were STEADY. INC
new Ghilan loan was quoted at l per cent
premium. -,,.., o,,, ard d,ir-
,ng the forenoon prices advanced ON good
huying The market continued TO h.pIIoEc
IN the afternoon. with Amalgamated COP
ner the leader. The closing was stoady at
nrlcos fraction below the best.
Paris Nov. 22.-Threc per cent rentcs
oioeed : contimes higher At % francs -
centimes Prices were higher on INC
BourSe.
Berlin. Nov The Day OF irayGr .lll ana
Repcntancc was observed on the boer5c
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-23

tain end plateau regions Thursdsy end Frida,
change 10 considerably colder weather
VIII o,.rsprcaG the plains states. tho Mn-
eiesipnl Valley and the upper lskc region
.Cbvrsdav and tho lower lake region. the Ohio
valley Tcnncssc" and tho CUR states FRIDAY.
TIN. weather viii ~ warmer Thursday i'm
mo Atlantic states ana Friday in The North
,-.af cold wave warnings wero Issued Thurs
-, To- Minnesota. Wisconsin. East lows,
%ortbvCstern Illinois and West and Central
'etea,r.rs departing Thursday FOR Europ"ap
,,,r,e y.tit nave m0derst" 20 brisk south und
west ,rinds and f7ir weather 10 the Grand
Bsrlr
I,rcc,st To- special Localities. For %cv
r,,1ap1 fair aud slowly rising Temperature TO
d,,. Friday. unsettled. probably SNOW IN north
and rain ar snow ju south rori'op. warmer mod
gr.te ,,lef bscLiur 10 fouin. Uin1t
~. f.s,torr SOW Yorl. ,nrI0urirE 'loHfi1'-f
,u. amer 10 day. r1in in tolih. taiu "t tuoN
IA, rorih nortion 10 night OF Irid''. ii"l"rai
frItb Winds ,..-,i,.. t.,,,x,,,. t,.,.
o., ta-,. -. foreev. rola~st". Mac lsuI 1ud
1ry,r,s ,no.easirs Sloydine's su9 "sri'cr q"
/ 6aI, rrobshi, rsin 90 ush' 81 r'1'' "'9eis''
south vin5F .- ,,t. t- .o,tt ,.,r
Tor v-est,rn TtInT ANA ,Sin ~ n ."an r., a.
/ d.. .ss-inr ana ro'der hrI'f ''''' 'Nt'nf ''
ie, 4 .t,srt re~ Yori ,,'o ~ .g'- a7a
New-York tribune., 1911-11-23
.ors, rnsted rate- follow .

DOMESTIC EXCHANG E Boston. par.
Chicago - discount, New Orleans, COM
mercial nc discount. bank 81 premium. st.
Louis. j0c premium bid l5c premium asked .
Minneapolis 20c premium. Charleston, buy
Ing par. selling i-l0 per cent premium; san
Francisco. signt 1C. telegraph %.
BANK CLEARINGS. -- New York, eX-
changes 1905. .3sS591. balances Sl6,t21S9; Bos-
ton, exchanges *2997l34o. balances a,A1l 20;
Chica 60 exchanges Sls06l.152, baiances s..
anccs 5000 72l.
SILVER MARKET. Commercial bar sill
yer. FGssc: Mexican silver dollars, 46l7c-
Bar silver IN London closed ~ 26d.
COLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, Sf. LIS
yW,IFXICAN EXCHANGE.-M Mexican OK
change on New York is quoted at 91I
FEDERAL TREASURY OPERATIONS; ,;
Tho latest daily report Of tno .ede5ra3l 5,3
Tre8surv shows customs receipts, $'a1.ol >
internal revenue. including Corporation lax.
S9g2 81 and miscellaneous, Xl,l3s, making q
Total OF SlI40.GZS Expenditures on ordinary
government account for tn" same tim9
we're S2.705 0oa For the month 10 date ol,
dinary receipts have been Ss'Io;Wl a@iu @
ordinary expenditures N2624,3Il. For. the
fiscal wear 10 date ordinary receipts nave
been Se57 4g2. 20O, against $-SS,.42.3S5 IN me
same time last year. while ordinary eNpcn-
ditures have been 2S20e3.A3. compared WIN
s275 qoS S4J I'm the corresponding period or
1910 the excess o. eNpendl t'ires aIloulie ie,.l5
10 So15gl. .2ig against an excess OF cNpeh-
ditures of sl2271 i60 q year ago. lncludlnS
panama Canal account and public DEBT ac-
counts the excess Of all expenditures over
receIpts since July !, 1911, amounts 10 SO
1850 comparing with detclt lh lHe I'C-
ceding wear OF S22.s-3.9i6 - .,1,-..
SIR TREASURY TRANSACTIONS. --
Tho local Sub-Treasury was creditor 70 INC
New York Clearing House yoStefua! 10 INC
amount of S53i.6i3.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-23

,rlco ro- ccntrifugol: ruscovado. 50 test. A5bc'
ana nolasscs sugar, 50 test. at B$lc LoIuyr
vas 2Ld lower; November and Decsnl,V1,,,,,
lbs sd May 16s cad According TO Nlii.tt
q Gray tho receipts at four United S'ateS
PORTS for tho week were 5000 tons. ogalnst
- 500 the day before and 1000 y year bSyy.
NoItlnes were 81 900 against 5000 the week
before and 2J.0uO last year Ioihl alVcN -
128 600 tons, against 100 and lO5''D
New-York tribune., 1911-11-23
L.lVEsTOCk MARKET.

Sew YORK November %. 1911
BEENES--Receipts I32 cars or . fi6 head
52 cars On sale, steers SLOW and gentralv loo
lower, bulls aud thin COWS stcad' medium
and good cows slow 10 10G l5o lower o. Jersey
Citv. hut prices were weil sustained az the
New York Yards Tor all grades Common TO
GOOD steers sclh a. Ssd Sc % ne 1en II oxen
aud spFs ar 80 80 gi5 90. bulls a. ts5fi so
New-York tribune., 1911-11-23
CUBAN RAILROADS MERGED.

london. Nov. 32.--At "a meeting OF the
Uuiea Railways of the Havana and Regla
Warehouses. Ltd. to-day resolutions TO
carry out the agreement under which the
United absorbs the Western Railway Of
Havana. Ltd. were adopted The Western
Railway also assented 10 the plan
New-York tribune., 1911-11-23

MOI A-NfS NNU NINI II N0llFs07 IIITTH
active rUd ftgId'. f'fupF were dulI.
NNNi3. sTOREs Spirits mrpautine quiat
,uI stead, Rssia dul and lower Tat stcaly
ara unchanged
OILS Iins.sd oil unchanged % sod Sic for
Atr.ri~an rau pchned rrtroIeuuu stesdv A.
e 3Fr Cor rtsndsrd white IN Barrels AZ Ner
TORI
RITI Quiet ana unrhangsd
EIgAR-Rehped fuF1r auiet and UNCHANGED
vino efanulatcd. 1oc net less per cent
rath Tap dun and nominall~ unchanged bar
rsnrers we're not taking much interest snd it
is nor itker that m" rHnfidsrahls auaorrt
couii o. rlscef ~ ? Or. fhiCh g. me quoted
New-York tribune., 1911-11-23
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov. 22.-Black rust in the Argentina
furnished lifting power today FOR the price Of
wheat. The December opti0n was an cNcep-
ton. short interest IN that future having been
apparently wiped OUT. Closing figures Variet
from &c on 20 Sn lac advance. in corn thers
was a net gain OF izGlAsc; oats finished 80
slyo By l54i7i2c 10 30c Range Of prices;
New-York tribune., 1911-11-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
GREAT SOUTHERN.

ALABAMA bIlsSH 49,
1911 1910 lga
ga 7aly 7. Nov IL. 1.71o97s 1.ss5l5s l.43o695
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.
"a & week in Ny 5S@sSS 's5S:S siSSS ' @
CINc1NNATI NEW ORLEANS * TEAAs
PACIFIC.
20 ,y wfes aNd2 IN Ny i9 s5sSS@ 3554aeo a257s'i
sEABoARD AIR LINE.
July 1-Nov IA. s.i"o.lso ''fI'"el o'e''''cN
LEHGH VALLEY.
cross %' eagninss. 50 i65 800 s3.3s41o0 $33ti $50
Txp. and taxes. 23oa,559 2.lS24e3 1883
Vet earnings. N.O7i.747 N,251.e37 N,4oo.s9l
Cross esrnInrs s4l sI2 400 ose s11 ole 5o4
EX and taxes '--i'"'i ''-'i''-
Net earnings. S4.172.e7o sillLlNo A'A-s'''
WESTERN MARYLAND.
Month o' Sept 100, ,ss- c-s .c,o .oo
Gross earnings. SbbIN-b spo.','W,- Fn."' =
Esp and taxes 437 $50 4l9Oi1 3I'.S7
Ne, ,.rnpes. s22e ss2 s24ee4l s2a2. 5s4
other income a. 907 2?,6l3 @.322
Total income. sg72.soo s2eo.2'G '2s2.s5G
o,d.s .y "a -n,pg, 81 500 COS s:oOs35G si7a oiG
.:xp. ana taxes e30.23s l.22e'524 lOil6ol
Otlcr income. lON'iol '''""' ii"'' ]"
Total income tiIl.o-s S'"-''V' F''''Voo
ATLANTIC cry ELECTRIC.
1871 1910 Increase.
Month OF Oct s,o o., .
cross oarnings 80 - f,'pse F,'s'i
Net carniuss.... -'''" ''''' '"''
CANTON ELECTRIC
-. s.,nirg. s2S ,Nl $50 l"t s. 3gi
} 49,, estnints' ia5at 900 .9S
uECIE ELLC1W'.
., S.Htss s.. 1ot g -
I rrt cummings i""nN ''' ''i
SCRANTON rir' lnl'
M0nth of urt .s,.q ,s2 ,qa t4s,
/ 'ross rar0intf - 80 - cl- r., ~
. ..tf esTnfuEF ~ '''r ~
-UrftfF' iiT'IIf
! r,6ls esr5mg. Jtafel il,t'. 'tT;
! '.tt ssfuius- ., W. ~ '''' H'f'
New-York tribune., 1911-11-23

and this position showed a decline at one
time Of Is points. while January was a little
lower. but late months were relatively steady.
Late I'm the day the market had partial re
coverN. closing Steady AT IS points decline 70
. points advance; sales. G3,7jO bags. Havre
was HIS francs lower. there was n holiday
in Hamburg. and Brazil was unchanged for
Rio while Santos showed q decline OF 30 reis
ON the odicial cable and an additional 80 on
the special cable. Cost and freight offers
from Brazil were lower. with Santos Is at
L.. j0c and Us exceptionally low, with sales re-
ported Of 5000 bags at "a soc, while Rio ~
vera ~ 1410c spot dull and easier Rio 80
:, 1f7sc Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-23

SUNDAYS NEW.YoRK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
fer $3.50 year.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-23
GIN. N. Q. & TEXAS PACIFIC.

Tho Cincinnati New Orleans Texas
Pacific Railway reports income account TOT
he fiscal voar ended June 20. 1911. compared
with the year before as follows.