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New-York tribune., 1912-03-19
TO DOUBLE RUBBER STOCK
Goodrich Company Will Capitalize Ac
cumulated Profits.

A special meeting of the stockholders or
the 2. +. Goodrich Company, msnufactur-
ers of rubber tires. has been called for
March y. 10 vote upon q proposition to in
crease the capital stock Of the company
from $9oOnnooo N si5oo0onp The purpose
Of the increase is said to he to capitalize
the accumulated profits, which have been
put back into the property for several
years
The present capital consists ~ N'"0"'
each Of common and preferred stock, of
which all The common and 100000 of the
preferred arc outstanding. Under the plan
which the Stockholders are to be asked 70
approve. IT is understood. holders Of the
present common stock will receive 20 per
cent in new stock and IS per cent I'm cash
equivalent to s34S for each share Of old
stock held Holders Of the 100000 pre-
ferred stock outstanding will receive $40
in cash or 1oo per cent in new stock, a.
thei~ option.
Goldman Sachs & co. and Lehman Bros
Of New York and Kleinwort Sons & Co.
Of London. II IS understood. will handle the
financing in connection with the recapital-
ization plan.
The Goodrich company, II is reported VIII
shortly take ont a charter under the laUs
Of the state Of New York. The company Is
chartered in Ohio, having been Incorporated
under the laws of that state in 1881.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING Foreign houses
sold upward of 1900 shares on balance IN
the local stock market
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends
have been declared As follows: The Ben
Telephone Company of Canada, regular
quarterly per cent. payable April 10; the
Maine Central Railroad, regular quarIeIly
IA per cent. payable April ]; the fltth
Avenue Bank regular quarterly - per cent,
PAYABLE April !, and the Butte Electric ana
Power Company, regular quarterly ia per
cent on common stock, payable April J.
PIG IRON MARKET.-A steady flow OF
inquiry continues In the local pig IRON
market. While the new inquiry comprises
no important lots, the aggregate tonnage
under negotiation h not small Reports
from all districts reflect the stronger sehtl-
ment evidenced throughout the iron trade
One large furnace interest in the Birmlns-
ham district was Withdrawn temporarily
from the market in anticipation or hlSher
prices for its product in the near future.
WEAKNESS IN CITY BONDS.-W eak-
ness IN city bonds Yesterday was attrlbutea
10 selling by large interests OF considerable
blocks Specialists attached no importance
10 the decline with respect 10 new issue
by the city in the immediate future. Tight
ening OF money contributed somewhat 10
the selling.
AMERICAN LIGHT AND TRACTION 49,
At the annual meeting OF the American
Light and Traction Company. +. @, Brown
and c. f. JelliYe were elected directors 10
succeed w. l.. Bull ana j. VI. Mc'ai'ISf o
both OF whom retired on account OF poor
health Other directors were reelected,
PETITION FOR EXTRA HOLIDAYS,
The members OF the New York Cotton ana
Coffee exchanges are circulating a petition
10 close the exchanges on Good FRIDAY ana
Saturday, preceding Easter.
GOLD COIN FOR SOUTH AMERICA
Gold coin to the amount OF S5O,OCO was
withdrawn from the Sub-Treasury yeSter-
day FOR shipment to South America. This
withdrawal is for the account OF the
National City Bank ana was ahnouhceu
several weeks ago.
REFINED SUGAR LOWER.-Au local
sugar refining companies have reduced the
price OF standard granulated 10 points 20
& 60 cents a pound, less per cent for cash.
STEEL, RAIL ORDERS.-The Wabash
Railroad has ordered an additional lbolO
tons of standard steel rails from the
I.ackawanna Steel Company
sTUDERAKER NOTES OFFERED.-An An
offer of $S.OOo 600 per cent serial gold notes
of the Studebaker Cooperation at B and IN
torsst is announced By Goldman, Sachs d
20 and Lehman Brothers. Of New York
CIty and Kieinwort Sons Co, OF Lon
don Tho notes are dated March J. lsls'
and mature I'm twenty semi-annual lnstd!-
1leuts OF 10000 each, beginning beptempei
ia,9 They are redeemable as whole
iut not In part. or any interest date on
thirtv days notice az i0lh ana interest. =
St,,debaker jr vice president or the Stuue-
baker Corporation, says
''The proceeds Of these notes VIII be USED
toward nquidating the floating DEBT OF me
rornsnv The company has no funded
dCbt other than these notes. The earnings
for 1911 applcable TO interest charges WeIS
IN excess az s2500,O00 The business OF the
company since January !, 1917, Is gieatiy lh
excess of that OF lsll
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19
APPROVE TRUST co. MERGER
Bankers and Manhattan Companies
Hold Stockholders Meetings

Stockholders Of the Bankers Trust com
pany and the Manhattan Trust Company
held meetings Yesterday, at which tie
merger Of the Manhattan into the Bankers
Trust Company, the plan for which was
announced about a month ago. was ap-
proved The stockholders NJ the Bankers
Trust Company authorized the increase of
the capital stock of their institution from
&. .OcQ coo to 100000.
or tho additional 5000 Coo stock. 100000
will be issued Immediately upon completion
If the merger, in exchange par for par for
the stock Of the Manhattan Trust Com
pany. The remaining 100000 new stock
has been subscribed for at par By the
present stockholders Of the Bankers Trust
Company, and will be issued on April 2
The directors of the Bankers Trust Com
pauy have declared dividend Of 6 per cent
payable on April to stockholders of record
at the close Of business on March %. This
dividend will be paid upon 100000 capital
stock this amount including the 100000
new stock which is to be issued I'm exchange
for the 81 .000,O 900 capital stock Of the merged
Manhattan Trust Company.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19
POWDERS BIGGEST YEAR
Stockholders Hear of Profits
Directors Re- elected.

The stockholders of the e. /. du Pont de
Nemours Powder Company held their an
nual meeting in Hoboken yesterday and re-
elected the retiring directors The com
parative balance sheet of the company and
its subsidiaries as of December 81. lsn'
showed total assets of $50. .2Ss 261 and la
hilities Of S1,595,522. Reserve and accident
funds and contingent liabilities were given
as $2.3s6lss. and the profit and loss surplus
for the year amounted 10 $l6,362.I55.
In his report to the stockholders I. &
Gu Pont, president Of the company said IN
TART:
The year 1911. though not one Of generally
active business throughout the Inlteo
States. has brought to TINS COMPANY w
greatest year I'm its history, Doth IN sIoss
sales and In net profits rms SITUATION uoSs
not warrant the supposition that our busi-
ness is independent Of general condltlons-
in fact, during the wear some OF our Ia
tories have been G,osittd ana an g'5fs Offset the
v.idar tIse fo- explosives developed dur
ing the last ten years and the increase III
sales Of special products developed by the
Cnmpsny have maintained earnings unoe'
otherwise adverse circumstances.
Mr du Pont added that on account of
the extremely slow growth i'm general busi-
ress during the last four years the com
psny had not needed for the extension or
it's business funds in addition to those al
ready provided through the sale Of securl-
ties and investment Of surplus earnings, bur
said that this condition could not last in
definitely and that.it seemed reasonable 10
expect a further offering Of new stock
though probably not within the next twelve
months The new money invested from aC-
cumulated earnings and sales of securities
for cash during the last year, Mr.. du Font
said. amounted to Sl5ll, 20 making the total
cash Investment since August !, 19o3, So
% -os
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19
SUES B. S. C0LER FOR SIS.
L. H. Gein Says Former Control
ler Misrepresented Mining Stock.

Allegations of fraudulent representations
arc made against Bird s Coler, former
Controller, in suit brought by Louis II.
Gein to recover s5,195 from the banking
firm OF w. n. Coler & Co, Of which the
defendant is the surviving partner. The
suit is based on the sale by Coler 10 Gein
of 1900 shares of stock OF the rGeene
Gold-Silver Company for 5000
Gein says Coler represented to him that
the company owned a group Of mines in
Mexico. 10000 acres OF timber land and
certain water rights The prainuff says
Coler handed him a prospectus of the COM
pany, Of which the former Controller was
a director. and told him that he could rely
on everything that the pamphlet said. One
Of the things the prospectus said was that
the mines were among the most valuable
in Mexico
After buying the stock from Coler Gein
sold 4oo shares for s97s. In 1903 the con-
pany went into bankruptcy and The plain
tiff says that the stock he now holds Is
worthless
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19

Spot quiet and = points lower at lOOoc Tor
middllng upland; delivered on contract. 1000
bales Liverpool cables-Spot, moderate de-
mand. sales, 10000 bales. speculation and eN
port. 900. American, O.oU0: imports, @2OuJ
all American, middins Upland, 6lld. Futures
opened quiet at y to Ia points advance. I.
closed quiet but steady at "A net decline OF :
to ~ points; March and March April, 0sid :
April. MAY and May-June. 5.S3 I'D; June-July'
. SD. July-AuEust, 5.S2d; August September.
Z 7sd September October, 5.T4hd; October
November, 5.Tl isd. NovCmbeT- December. 9.BBd;
December-January and January Februnry'
5Gsisd February March, 5.5oi2d; March-
April Sod.
CoFFEE-Stesdier closing at an advance
OF Z 10 Ia points. with sales OF $4,000 bags
Holders wero encouraged by hrmness abroad,
where HavFe closed at an advance OF = 10 a
frnuc. with sales Of 5000 bags, and Hamburg
was a to = pfennlg higher, with sales OF
100 ODO bags. Foreign operators were good
huvers here, and this with covering and small
offerings had a sustaining influence Brazilian
markets were steady 10 nrm. with santos
showing q late advance OF 30 reis. Cost and
freight offers from Brazil werc about un-
changed but high grade values were above a
waking 1aSis here. spot steady az lac Tor
Rio No Z. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19

pROyIsIONs-Easer early, but prices raj
ia md during the late session were nrm.
pORE."Firm, mess, stT 500st7 70: family.
stS 5oSf $40 30: short clear. Sl1 Is q SIS. BEEF
Mess. SI3dSl3 so. family, sl5QN3 oo pack
Of Si3 5OmSti extra India mess, SZ4 o9 HS23.
pEf-F UAMs-steady; Sz7IS29 DRESSED
11SGs sfeaty. bacors ga R0i5o; pigs. on"
err MEATS-Pickled bellies nrIp' vac;
plckled hams quiet, lie, TALLOW-Issesly'
snArisI 6iBr: city. Sc; country. ot 90 Ac'
IIRD-Firm middle West. 9S0u toc CRY
DC, refined south America, l0Soc, Contheht.
= soc, Brazil. kegs 1850; compound STEADY
a.. efTiac STEARiNE--tirm' oleo "a p"
ttrTSI -COPPER--Standard nrm hu
,,,st snot t422h G145Oc. March. la2o1
81 a.. kpru l430l1450c: May l4Ss3q
- la. tune. 1925 q IA 45c; July: l4;5z
80 56c Iondon easy: spot, .64 los odi tut-
80 eos lis Sd Arrivals, 9oo tons; exports
20 Iot IONS 40 far this month"; lake copper
i1s @5t5c. electrolytic. 14%c essung; 5zzf
iffc TIN-Easy, spot, aZ'Zl 2 "a a 80 = 90 &c, &c.
,,fatcb te 20g4 42.5Oc; APRIL II; ea 2 ~ lse'
Esv il sOd 4t.e0c. June, 40 toY ta%sc, du,f'
"a ~ ~ - iir London dull; spot; f1si los tut-
& t...O .iS7 i5s Local sales, - tons SPOT az
w. 9oc LFAp-Qulet; AZ tlOc Nsw iats
- ras, 81 Louis london tlS Is ga.
snT, snI TFT-Wsak: 6.s50Tloc New York
~. NC East 81 Louis, London. so
o. v's.--rrii,TfcS = ~ y-Ouiet Cookson's, T2Se. IRON
T.isssIand warrants, SIS Sd ~ Lohaoh' Lo
lii, st.say 40 / foundry Northsrn' no
samihern a-d soft, Sl5gsi3 oo' NO North
rroTToSsEED OII.--More active. but barely
s,saJT closing unchanged 70 points net lower
Local contract prices Satuv
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19
HARVESTER PLAN DISCUSSED
Trust Counsel and Attorney General
Preparing for Quick Dissolution.

Washington March 1S-Edgar A. Ban
croft general counsel to the International
Harvester Company, to-day discussed with
Attorney General Wickersham plans for a
voluntary dissolution Of that corporation
under the Sherman antitrust law. Disn-
tegration proposals submitted by Mr. BAN
croft are being studied by the Attorney
General in the light Of investigations Of the
ko,called trust by the Department of JUS
iioe and the Bureau of Corporations. No
decision has yet been reached, but the gov
eminent officials expect an ultimate agree
ment.
The Attorney General expects to reply
within few days 60 the Senate's call for
information regarding the governments
plan in the Harvester investigation 1t Is
said that the Senate's action will not
change the departments course in solving
the Harvester problem. Negotiations look
ing 10 friendly settlement vii continue
u is expected that the Attorney General
will inform tho Senate that because Of the
PeBding negotiations, this is not an oppGr-
tune time 10 make public the correspen-
dence and records I'm the case
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19

bbls. 52isc TAR, So 20. RosIN-commsoan sa 90 10
good strained, Sc 75as6 90; B, 81 IS; d, 81 70.
r. 81 %: y and q; 81 20: II 81 50: /, 81 10;
K. 81 5o NJ, 81 10; X. S. 80; VIC. 81 So ana
WV 81 90
OILS-Linseed oil unchanged. henheu pc
troleum steady at recent prices.
RtCE-Steady but quiet. -
SUGAR-Redned dull. The Federal redueeu
the price points. TO basis Of 5.55c. ana otheI I
rehners went down 10 points to 06Oc net, lsso Soo
> per cent cash. There was a sale or Z9,OVV
bass Porto Rico at 4.50c c I New forhs
clearing March 20. At the close prices were
. points lower al 4'5Oc for centrifugal. 90
test, &c for mrscovado, 50 test, and 3.10c Ior
molasses 50 test Beet sugar ln London was
&@1Id lower but steady; March, lbs; April
los Y d; May, 1js I'D.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19
TRADE BETTER IN WEST
hartman Official Expects Big
ThinuS from the Canal.

a.. Kruttschnitt, vice-presdent and
Jun- ~ maintenance Of the Hartman
oirt'' -ho I'm company with Robert s..
boss, chairman. and Louis ]. Spence,
Lo,'.r .rssident and director Of traffic, has
Wy. so,rpleted a trip Of inspection over the
l said yesterday that business
sy,about the West was better than it
tniots FOR months. that the crop outlook
hau s.c,5sdlv bright and sentiment gener-
.ry was optimistic.
s' -sesrds the improvement IN business
west he said II was not a matter
u '..,ects or outlook, but Of actual fact
o. l.sr.d by the number of loaded freight
ne Hartman lines engines were
drawing a., ...,. ,--,- e..
"a output was never more solid. The
r,ry from the Missouri River to the
e,.,.e has been covered with snow In
s.,,,or,,a the only section where moisture
hssn needed. there were copious rains
.,1v after our arrival, which gave q
80, n sentiment in that region"
The condition of the Hartman lines. Mr..
,,-,s,tschnitt said. was the best in their
s,.,o,v. Notwithstanding that IT had been
~. eoldest hardest operating winter in
~. ,nsmorv Of railroad officials Despite
-. had weather. the management, he
and had adhered 10 its high standard
:, maintenance and was ready for spring
"a which promised 10 he heavy.
s,.akine of the Panama Canal and its
.,ohshle effect on the trafic Of Western
aIrpAoubtedly some business, perhaps a
,oos deal. will he lost by tho Southern Pa
,,sc 10 the canal. but there will be com
rsnsatins advantages. II the Panama
canal means anything it is the building
-, NJ the West Tho building UP Of the
vest is the Southern Tachc's gold mine.
7ba Southern Pacific is thoroughly ready
"a sdapt itself IN the changed conditions
N. canal vii produce
Passing over the large proportion of the
cornspy's traffic which will necessarily
continue TO move by rail for reasons Of
sypedition and frequency, II is the railroad
which must gather and land the freight at
ths dock and distribute il over the coun-
try. II the Southern Pacific loses 81 ooocoo
on coast 10 coast business and makes in
stead 10000 in this process of distribu-
tlon 10 a rapidly growing territory, the
railroad certainly will not ne the loser by
reason Of its new waterway competitor
The. double tracking Of the Hartman
systems main line across the country from
omaha 10 san Francisco. work on which
has been suspended during the last few
weeks because OF heavy weather, would he
taken M I'm earnest again as soon as con-
ditions permitted. Mr.. Kruttschnitt said.
The longest stretch remaining in the
double tracking Of the Union Pacific, he
added was about J. s miles from Granger
10 Ogden
Judge Lovett has not been at his Office
since his return on Saturday from the in
spection trip bur is expected down to-day.
lie suffered from a slight cold on his way
home. but is said 10 have entirely recOv-
cred and to he iu his usual good health.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19
u S. MANUFACTURES DOUBLED
Output Valued at $40, 900, 900, 900 Year
ly, Twice That of 1902.

Washington, March ls-Twenty billion
collars Is the value Of the present annual
output Of American factories, the total
having just doubled during the last ten
years, according to a Commerce aud Labor
DEPARTMENT estimate made public to-day
Exports from the United States in 1911
snounted TO more than S2.0i2 10000, of
Which only ssoo0oo.ooO was IN manufactures.
aus the department points out, shows
mat the bulk OF the export trade is &C
eated through no selling effort, but Is due
IN. Tact that foreign buyers come to
ainer'ca for cotton, corn and wheat that
ihsy must have.
Netmany Is credited with being the great
''' fVal o. the United States iu commerce.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19
SUGAR CONVENTION RENEWED
Five Years Agreement Begins on Sep
tember ] Next Year.

Brussels March is.-The international
Sugar Conference to-day formally renewed
the sugar convention for another five years
beginning on September !. 1913.
The supplementary exportatlon OF sugar
by Russia has been fixed definitely at
10000 tons during the current year and
with the right to export 5000 tons more
than her proper quantity during each Of
the IMn following NearE.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19
BUSINESS rsouBLEs.

Following petitions In bankruptcy
ea.,'. hisa yesterday in tho United states
gsees Mlts0sum manufacturer of leather
J0des ~ sy Mercer street. Involuntary,
,sasl. DOT appointed Sutherland - Smith
f.S., Liabilities are tie000 asaets s2. 500
No ~ Chatheld merchandise h-oker.
hiassW west 10Th street; voluntary LA
~ ~ss3: no assets.
etres, pellamin Wol1. No. $50 West ilith
3Il - 'p'uihary' Liabilities H.l2s. assets,
keeres Bennett. chauffeur and time
patssy 10 le5 West fremont avenue: vol
Hsnyr Liabilities, see 10 assets.
iiE ar,,ek and dermine Pick. ~ No
E.f.z restaurant; voluntary Liabilities
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19
SUBWAY SUICIDE IDENTIFIED,

The boy who jumped In front OF south
hound subway express train at the lith
y,roe, station Sunday afternoon and was
,ro,nd m pieces beneath the wheels of the
first six cars was identihsd Al the morsue
yesterday as Edwin }, McCorn'aek' sixteen
years old. of No. 400 Wes, -stn street The
identification was made by tue bof father
who could give no other reason lpr hls
so,se act than temrciapy ptiansenent OF
mind lie said he had recently been aetins
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19
TO DOUBLE TRACK H. & D,
G., M. & st, P to Make improvements
to Road at Cost of S.. 100000.

Minnea polls. March 1S-AccordinG 70 an
rouncement made to-day at the offices of
fhe Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul Rail
way. one of the principal improvements
which are to be- begun soon by the road. ~
a cost of 500 ooo is the double tracking "t
what is known as the II. & u. divisions,
between Minneapolis and the Missouri
River About four hundred miles will be
double tracked, az cost approximately ~
g. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19
GERMAN FIRM IN TROUBLE
Asai Estate Concern in Berlin Seeks
arrangement with Creditors.

Aarch B-The firm of Mosler &
lns OF Berlin, one of the biggest real
psoSefage and promotion concerns in
lshF' Is IN difficulties and is seeking
'uaSe an arrangement with It's creditors.
Ss''ulng 20 statement issued by the
- "-aey IT'S liabilities are 100000. but
ttB0N ' ~
=. "mcoiues OF tho firm are said 10 he
-, 70 me present prostrstion of the real
,s'ase and building business caused partIv
III, uhearned increment tax adopted In
ID &. ggsstIal leading Berlin banks are said
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19
MONEY TRUST" INQUIRY SLOW
No Date Set for Hearings Yet-St.
Louis Man May Be Counsel.

Washington, March 1S-The House sub
committee preparing 10 conduct an inquiry
into the money trust will consult to-
morrow with William Williams. OF st.
Louis with d view TO retaining him as
eohssl IN the investigation. When hear
ings viii begin is undecided Treasury Off
Gals are expected 20 be the first witnesses.
-ehs other subcommittee, headed by Rep
F@sntabve Glass. Of Virginia, TO consider
hs Aldrich currency plan, has held only
preliminary meetings, and no definite plans
LOT hearings have been announced.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19
MoElLER eugrs PeRe MARQUETTE

Detroit, March 1s-H r, Moeier, general
pasaepger agent Of the Pere Marquette
Railroad, announced his resignation to-day,
70 take immediate effect with reference
"a the reason for his action Mr. MoolIer
said. Beyond tho announcement Of my
resignation I have nothing further to say
a, tbis time" n Is said hts successor will
he w y. Woolfenden, general Western
messenger AGENT in Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19
D., L. & w. FACES 100000 FINE
Jury Gets Case Charging Violations of
the Hepburn Act.

Buffalo, March B.-Facing the possibility,
on conviction, OF $4,000 fine, the Della
ware. Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Company was placed on trial in the United
States District Court here to-day under an
indictment. containing twenty counts. and
charging violations Of the commodities
clause OF tie Hepburn act
These violations, the government alleges
were committed in 1909, wien the railroad
shipped large quantities of hay from Buf-
falo to Scranton, Penn, free OF charge for
the use OF the mules in the company's
mines The maximum penalty for each
count IS $500. The case was given to the
jury late this afternoon, with instructions
to return a sealed verdict tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19
YEARS TRADE BALANCE OUR WAY

Washington. March iS-The balance Of
trade in favor of the United States for the
wear ended on February % was S5s2, 15S.Os7.
the Departmental Commerce and Labor an
nounced to-day. The Imports and exports
Of February exceeded those for the same
month of any previous year
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago March is--Two bogles to-day fright
eped abort sellers OF wheat The coal strike
threatening 90 interfere WITH grain supplies q,
IJyerrool caused alarm, the other followed
q rtiuor Of a naval clash which might close the
Dnrdanslles In consequence, the market closed
Ar, AZ 4 a &c to !. advance Corn scored
net gatn of NC 20 lc. oats finished the same
as Saturday night 10 t-i5c up and hog products
onI,, 600 600 bush Of wheat on hand at Liver
noot hsd an immediate bullish effect H. Chicago
bacsus. ~ nervousness about the coal miners
striLs dig,urbing the timeliness OF shipping
especisllv IN regard 10 csrsoes from Areentina.
Rerga ef prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19

yot ASSES AND sYRUPs-FiEm and fairiy
Mol. 1,i, hut unchanged prices.
acN,ayAI sTOBEs- -spirits turpsntins was
arm With prices shade better. bosin suUns ,,n
eh1ngsd sh9 SPIRITS TURPENTISE-Naehins
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19
- &ii.e55. so $50 l6l. 4iO

TO date have been {l0245. and 100000
year ago. and for the fiscal year expenses
have been S23.S5l.S29. against S26.3 ss3 last
year. Total amounts expended on purchase
and construction OF canal "a date {265,-
c2l7S2
classified receipts for March to date,
cnnnnarnh with 1911
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19
1teIs ..-..---.. slos12. Az as3 So s9O 4s2. nss

Following gains are shown in above com
parsons: Since December s.. loans and dis
counts. N5l32i,lli, cash. $50 POI, and in
dividual deposits, s4.5l6,s5l. Since January
sl1i 23oOS9, and individual deposits, SSH 337.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19
OTIS ELEVATOR,

Tho otis Elevator Company has issued
it's pamphlet report for the year ended De
ceniber g. 1911 The income account com
paros "a follows.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-19

after charging out current depreciation
tEquai n iss per cent on k6o2Si7S preferred
stock outstanding a. compared with 1911 per cent
earned On samo stock the previous year. iDehcit
g,redf