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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28

SPOT quiet and 5 points higher AZ losoc Tor
cabies spo, in moderate demand. sales, 1000
bales speculation and export so" American.
Gooo. imports. 1000 American. iSvUo Al MIC
. points net advance. closed very steady ar a
ne sdvence Of "a Points Mach and n, Mq 1I,a.
rhoi,d. June JULY. 5e9i.d Julv-Ausust.
SD. Augur,. september 5s5d. september
october. ; s2d October November. 1.72d 20,
and Jaauary February. 576Ed February
March. 57TLd. March-April. 1.7'd.
PROVISIONS Active and hrmer most ot
freely and late IN tho de-" tho market lost the
greater part Of The gain P0Rk,mc,Firmer;
rl.gr az 5dtIST5 PEEF-FIrm mess.
SIG 5oaSli. family, siS 30 81" PACKET SIl w
s4ao extra Iodis Hs's S3s sq S52 ~ u6 5L5'
Fl 'iGs 4%!i!ss ., ais. g!ses ham: in ld,,,
r.. "a. G6i.c. IARD-strous middle West
@ s. a gJc. city. 9i7c. refined, South America,
10 Sc. continent, lose. Brazil kegs iis5c'
1911 city lard. l0L n lie
METALS -COPpER-staudsrd 0Lm. spot.
kp vi" 'T iS25a air. 7a.." MAY 80 i..9c
June. 1i.%@t7 n l5.@5c. July. l5"-'7 -. oo'.
Local salcg. % tons April at 152'c: g tons rs
S Gs 1 ;sF futures. no rs I'd Arrivals $40
TONS exports % $50 tons 50 far tnis month ,9G
iSt.c. casting. I4zs a 1870. TIN--Flru; spot.
i337i: a ~ &c; March 81 2on :, 81 Ioc, Apri
al % a. 25c: July, 4IT5d g. sc. Local sales,
ions April at 42 SOC. London steady, spot;
1876. futures. f19i IS LEAD-Steady AZ 10
n 1 SOC New York and 420d 1900 East -
Louis London flG IS ~. SPELTER STEADY
~ Ge00 q p0c East New York and dioc BID
East ST Louis. Sales OF - Louis spelter. 100
n0O N April ~ G60c. and 10000 10 April AT
I7isc i.ouion f25 ~. ANTTMONY-Steady
Cookson's Sc IEON--CleveIand warrants. DIS
u -. .vI |
Northern. 80 ! foundry Southern and SOFT
IL 2Sn I5.75c. 40 Northern, iiI5p l5.25c.
COTTONSEED OIL-Busness was larger
and prices we're nrmer. closing at an advance or
q. - : ,ointa Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET, Money on call
opened at ~ per cent, highest d,s - -, p psr
cent, ruling rate. o. per cent. Time none
continued TO exhibit the hrmcr, tom
lately noted. There was fair sized Hnsi-
ness Rates SAQ3i2 per cen, tnl ~,
"a. I'D per cent for four. I'VE and six months
Mercantile paper was issued moderate, e
meeting With fairly rapid aos9T P ,,!'-..
Rates. 4d4i7 per cent for sixty ana nlhrt
devs' endorsements. 4T4I- nor cent lol
choice four and SIX months single names
3 per cent fCr others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Tha toreien
exchange market opened dull with q deciin-
inr tendancv. partly due 10 easter discounts
abroad The market closed dull ana =
shade easier. Final quotation were De
.oid q. / 50 q on speculation Gables were
oUoted az 4s75o, sixty-dav bills. 49,. =.
short francs 5lSis less i-,- ana snort
re,chsnarks s5ls plus l-s-.
eli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28

MOLASSES AND sYKCPs-MoIasses frn
but quiet; syri'ps quiet.
NAVAL sTORES-Rosn was 1rm and
higher and spirits turpentine was also firm,
with prices q little better Tar steady.
OIIs-IInseed oil unchanged Refined petro-
lcum steady at recent prIces.
RICE-Steady. with a fair demand at full
prices a.. 49,.
IiqhI but rehncrs shipping out good
da.I OF stock on old orders and arc several
days behind In making deliveries. Prices
,,erc unchanged with fine graduated AT $3.50
: ,0c nee less per cent cash, Raw steady
ana unchanged. centrifugal, 90 test, 800
ni,iscoyado. 50 test 3.s6c. molasses sugar. 50
Toe, g81c sales OF raws were about co. 00O
bass APRIL shipment. including Cubas. at &c
cost and freight. and Porto Eico AT l36c, cost
Insurance md freight. In London beet sugar
vas - lower. March end April. 1is 4igdi
NAV las SID. The afternoon cable reported
March at 14s IS and May at lis O.. Nillett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
COTTONsEED OU--Business was larger |

COFFEE-Declined 4a7 points at the open
ing owing TO an easier feeling abroad, but
ruled steady with n good demand, closing MT
Uavre was q franc lower to u higher. while
Hamburg was unchanged. Europe cold here
and there was some liquidation by timid longs.
Who apparently feared some adverse develop
ments following the death OF Mr.. ArbucNe.
Offerings We're well absorbed, however. and
there we're evidences ~ quiet accumulation
OF long coffee on the part Of leading traders,
Who were believed TO be bullish In anticipation
of further advance The Rio and Santos
markets were unchanged but the tone was
firm and cost and freight offers were, in m ost
cases, above n working basis. Spot steady at
11a.c for Rio No I. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
.iLl|S- CHALMERS COMPANY

New York, March % 1912.
To Holders of First Mortgage Five Per Cent
Tcn-Thirty Year Gold Bonds and shares
Of the Preferred aud Common stock of
the AlIis- Chalmers Company. or Certin-
Gates OF Deposit Therefor.
Notice is Hereby Given that Plan ana
Agreement OF Reorganization dated March Is
1912 has been adopted and lodged with the
Central Trust Company OF New York as De
positary. and that holders OF the bonds and
stocks and certificates above mentioned are
hereby invited to participate In and 10 aVnli
OF the benefit Of said Plan and Agreement upon
the terms aEd conditions therein specified
Copies OF such Plan and Agreement OF Reor-
ganization and OF a circular dated March ~
1872 issued by the Reorganization Com
mittee will be furnished 10 Bondho'ders ana
Stockholders on application 10 the Rcorgan-
cation Committee or TO the Depository at It's
office. No "a Wall Street. New York City. The
Plan is as follows:
PLAN OF REORGANIZATION.
Subject 10 the Terms and Provisions OF Re-
organization Agreement Dated March 1s
1912, and Lodged with Central Trust
Company of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28

& Graz report receipts of sugar for The week
az four United States ports 1880 tons, against
$1,000 last week and 90 700 last year Melt
ings were 10000 against same amount last
week and 1900 last year. Stock at me
ports. 1G5.20 tons. against 143.70O last week
and 1SJ,2OO last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

C-,i.,go March 27.-News 4 the first seeding
n srrinV wheat served today 10 check an al
vance, due to depletion OF stocks on both secs
az tho Atlantic. The close nevertheless as =! ~
a. :. Gl.c above last nlqht Corn hnished WIN 2
I'm OF i.1s.c oats up isG'sc and PROVISIONS
Ss,rsr b.. yT22t5c Range OF prizes.
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Present capitalization.
Tnfaln.

1. First Mortgage Five
Per Cent. Bonds. .S1i14s.oo0
.. seven Per Cent.
Cumulative pre-
ferred Stock ..... 160jo. 000
6 Common Stock 49,. 1890, 600 si7.0is 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28

CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
So vi i-5 n Nj q rc S4sgSc os5cSo
CHICAGO & ALTON
July inch. 2l 1lo+,2H lo7se2n -
COLORADO & SOUTHERN
july = Men 81 1c657o7i i2,5$s4ss 1a2767sa
CHESAPEAKE d OHIO
Sd yk T. MGh I, $50 2S % sSstsi sssS ~
DETROIT & MACKINAC
% " M II M;h 2s sss ssS Sc Sc 81
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS & LOUISVILLE
80 3ag " Ms6 N2 q: .sSS .s $ss s!i g:
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE.
20 Iay VIZ iM Il M: p s68dSaS ssisSS5S
ST LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN
80 ialy w i-Tc6 N: a. s5s4ssi ei$s4S7 siSzo5'
TOLEDO. PEORIA 6 wEsTERN
% W iM II M b sss2si
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS & WESTERN
Iaiy w i-M n N? 81 2So SSsa 27sSsi,5S
COLORADO & souTHERN.
Month OF FEB
M Gfs.s earnings, .osa5ss oois5a 81 1913 go
Otb,T income 1881 33sle IA eiG
Total incom. sao4el7 1928 800 s4oe oe7
Surp. aft chgs H79i 'Illl lso.2od
Gfo s.S earnnes sse.3 5s2 81 4eI 45s s1,a45 IeC
Tet after taxes 3os4 754 3,7I8e16 1850 2oa
other INCOME. 324 305 6.j44 49, i04
Total income 50 $50 o5e s8723 $50 81 2o2 COZ
surp. aft chg- t4s6 1919 1STosO1 2@is,35l
DEFICIT
DETROIT & MACKNAc
Month Of Feb -
Gross earninss Se2o is ssooSs sr3y ,d
Cross SS' earnings trin s7s41n s717.3s s7stsss3
Net after taxes ss7 ln 563 1do6Si
SOUTHERN.
Month Of Feb
Gross ss's earnings s. le7 ose s47ssi5. s,M5
Net after taxes j,232o11 Ilbs'ol' lios'"-'
July l-Feb. ga . . 40. m,
Net after taxes. i2.oS7,5Sa ll'eSo'e2o h'"ss'"'|
READING COMPANY.
Month Of Feb 1917 1911.
Re nsDWa' 'i p' s8,es2 .s13 s3283O 7a
ES npewsis, etei..'.... 24os.I 2I4G.a4s
Net earnings ............ 81 274, 800 1886, 1870
,a Oh s"u - 81 OBJ, 462 81 8os 9i5
ExI enses ...........'...... d'osz'zle <'ooi'"i'
Ne, earnings .......... s849.243 's24.es7
heading Company: "a, noo
Net Income ............. l8s. 80 l3l,uJO
Net earnings Of all com ., -oo Ae- =, 600 Gao
rob SS-.ion Of annual fixed
charges and taxes OF all - 49,, -.
companies ESTIMATED $685. eeS'ooo
s,rplus ................ s924,si1 $780,. 5o2
July Feb. %
pa nsl1n"y Co 72s O8i $50 esG, AS
fT yS,nsts ctc' .r 1ss23l44 1921 7as
No, earnings ........... $40 0o4. e47 s1O7Ii. e55
:, Goa ana iron s28o97 e5s 500 $50 ee5
Expenses ...--.'''.''''''' -oo'''' 1880 o
No, earnings ........... sI,oI4,2o9 s2ss.se
Re ,nndge Co''pa", .... 13l5,sIa Iis2 Si2
Net eash'l'Ss u a' si3 234 All sI2 1853 s37
prob sSr,io OF annual fixed
charges and taxes OF all .noo oo M,
companies estimator o'"4o"W ''iV''-of
..,,s ........ ss2ss.47l s5O54. $50
eDeGcit Inc,
Month q Fch. 1917. loll Increase.
,.a.s revenue 81 1871 $40 s4odl .s9i $3.50 ~
on. exp q ta&. 3'"ohoo' o'o',o'o 4'-'oe'
omar income. ssas. 7Os sao6.s2o 'si2s,lIo
July l.tsn sss So. 1871 ss7 ss4. s42 s7s2 sIs
or err e tax %. ass 2I.444soo l'2ioica
- ,,come 50 ees. 7O3 sIO4ie.s47 'si53. IA
Nrw YORK, sUsoUEHANNA & WESTERN.
uoc,udins tho wilkes-Bsrre & EASTERN.
~ 1912 1911. lnctea Sc
mOhin oI S2ag 2is s3i0.SoI 1915. 49,
cross Ie'e" , 2i9Os7 1889 25.54s
,,.on,o s7stts sii7.I52 'si09s4
July l-ree 60 st7 221 s25ie253 s1c9.e73
Gross te' w.. y Tas 3qa T0s. G.J so. I6s
-
,.. sstsss4 sso7. e2s o.. eos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
NEW YORK PRICES
sthRoARD CLEAR,

TIOIE AND NEAL-F1our hrm, IN syn.
path With wheat ard buyers were more
vilunc - com, % a. old quotations spring
patents s. 900 g 20. winter straighis. - - p
I o.. -yi0ts, patents 81 zoo 81 90. sTrins
clears. 81 IS - IS. eytrs No D winter s. :.
8 90. X, . 50 7oqS8 50. Kansas s'rsigh,s'
s. 60 - GS. fancy spring patents, 80 - go
RYE FLOUP-Steedyl far . sooo, - sG$
s. ~. choice 70 fanc,. s5gS5 %. CQRNIEAL
Kun aired $50 sad MEALIy! ne E q 10
TrFn--Wes,a-n s6rinc SEQ 50, standard MD
ding SO aour do. 81. red doe S5e p ~ sit
b-zr SIS IN bulk. $50 sacks, mlidlirE s5VS
so 90 ~sI dog $50. N5mlay chop: .Ap 1851
b.lr $50 g0FS 90 sacks oilr1eaL $50 90
COTTON lower opening vas foUored e.
-cus~ai nrmress ard an aivanet. with The
,,-ss .err steady o, net gain OF from . 70
ro.-rs Cor tho dar Fears % further delays
IN r7r0 work hssNd upon vnfavoyab!A weather
predictions apprsh ensiors az foods IN ne
lower Mississippi! Nsl!ey or elSe"hers ~ we
belt. and a more favorable view OF me Ing
fish labor situation were factors or the az
vance. in connection with reports Of % hTn
spot situation ana strength IN New OTIt5ns
Taa lose vas within a point or two OF the
rest ON active positions Southern spot naE,
kcts were unchanged % &c high'- LccaI
contract rrirsF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
A. v AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.

Bid.Asked Bid. Asked.
.Rinz @ SIS. % 100 Pat & p G.. % 30
80 y q IS. .l02ls 1oSE .P Ss.. 90 esS
mo y Ia - bs aT 100 do LIST SIS. ..10+ los
80. gscS - IS % 100 ST p Gas IS. 9s 99h
n ,,1T,fs, Ss iOi lOa do com 6s. 104 los
ar n Is 1915 1884, Syr G list IS 1921 1903
.NYSER Sc. 1914 l0S1sl 1t e. 5s. s34. s4iS
,t,.nai lip $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28

Ten per cent OF the respective assessments
will be payable on deposit OF the certificates
for stock and ths balance Will be payable on
or after October /. 1912. on thirty days notice
By the Reorganization COMMITTEES 20 be given
as provided in the Reorganization Agreement
A Syndicate has been formed by James n.
wallace and Alexander J. Hemphlll. as Syn
dicats Managers 10 underwrlte said assess
ments upon the terms OF an Unoerwr!tinS
Agreement between them and the Recrganiza-
lion Committee. TO be lodged with the De-
positary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
Bankers posted rafes toIIoW

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston &c
discount Chicago, l"e premium d. E Nm. 81 a.
premium. s. Louis SC premium bid, luH
premium asked Minneapolis. ,.,oc pre-
MUM. Charleston, buying par. selling 10
per cent premium san Francisco siEht &C.
telegraph &C
RANK CLEARINGS -- New York, eT-
changes s254lg5.272. balances So, 5s2.3I2,
Boston. exchanges $33.59S.937, balances
yl2q2.3lq. Baltimore, exchanges $aIs.,-
gag, balances 1921. se5 Chicago, exchanges
sI7'0s2977. balances S5.391,43c
SILVER MARKET -- Commercial bar
silver. 5SI.c Mexican silver dollars. '',.
Bar silver in London closed 81 -e'sd
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Me&ican. o.
change on New York IS quoted al WA
SUB TREASCRY.-Tho Sub-Tres~ury
was creditor A. the clearing HOUSE
eu1l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
~ 600 600 s42 800. ooc


The holders OF the new Preferred stock are
70 be entitled 10 preference not only as 70
dividends but also as to principal and am sc-
crued cumulative dividends I'm case OF iiquids
ton. II found practicable. the new Preferred
Stock is TO have power to elect q majority OF
the board Of directors and is 10 he redeemable
al 10 and any accrued cumulative dividends
Voting Trust OF the now Preferred ana
Common Stock. except directors qualifying
shares will be created for Eve years. with ttvs
Vctius Trustees. who TO be appointed b.
the Reorganization Committee. and Voting
Trust Certificates will be distributed IN lieu OF
stock. i will be provided that the new com
psnv shall not create any mortgage lien upon
us property 80 long "a any OF its Preferred
Stock remains outstanding, unless the holders
Of a. least So per cent. in amount OF such
stock shall give their consent thereto either IN
writing. or b. vote az duly notified meeting
specially called for the consideration cf the
subject and that, during the continuance OF
the Voting Trust. the consent in writing o.
holders OF Ike amount Of Voting Trust Ger
tifcates for such stock shall also be required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
Maturing l9l3-ZiD
Furnished by Swartwout e Appenzeller' NO ~
Pine streetD

Int. yield
Name. MatuIlt! p,8; AsS ~
All coast Line p c, 1913 IL. - -
Ruff n & y Az p c, l3lS-2l....:. AZ -
central OF Ga Rv 41s-5 c, 19l3-1I. ~ ga
Central r. II OF ] c, 19l3|11.. ~ -
Cyhes e ohio c. 1913 7....::... a. "a
chic 4 Alton 44is-5 c. l9l3.l9'' AZ
chic q e III AS p c, 1913 IL. - -
chic. r e. Ry 4i2-0 p c, lel3-1s. 4s 4,e
Gin, II & AS c, 10l3-2O....... - ~
Del q Hud Az c. 1922 ........''.. ga -
Erie 1913 c. 1913 .....:::.... sts
Hooking Valley 4-4is c, l9lS-'ls.. az
Hudson & Man C. l9l3-,l9:. pa s7s
X G. FL $ & Mem Az G. l9l3-l6. ga
Kansas c SO 4ls p c. 10l3Il5. -. -.
I,ehigh Val r r 4-4la C, 1876. ~ -
Mo Pac ; . c. 1871. ......:....... GA 40
Mobile Ohio 4-6 P,S s. lslS- 10: a. ~ ~
Mort & W 4 p c, 1913 16..."....... ~. -
penn 3Ja-4 D c, 1913 II ............. ga As
81 T. G. s r 4-4h-j p c, 1913-7.... "a ~
do Guar 4 c g. F, p c. 19l3-1I. -
seaSoard Air Line 4ie-5 c. l913-'17. 8 A..
Southern Ry 3Js-4-4H p c, 1881. 40 ~
ViTginiau Ry p c, l9l3-19....:..... 90 -
wabash X AIS p c. 19l3-2l. ~ ~
Wheeling & /. p 49, c. 19i3-"2.. 5's ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28

New York March 81, l0l-
GRAIN-WHEAT-Only moderately actne.
aud IN. tone was feverish The news was
rather against holders, bur offerings were
small and the market was very steadN' clos,
in. at a net advance of isaIc. Liverpool
was easier under profit taking. some OF ths
Continental markets were higher ahd LecelpI,s
vero small In the American Northwest with
SOCKS at Minnea polls showing a decrease OF
30 Uo0 bushels in four days Otherwise new
American r,d and loads of Manitoba No :
rcd here 81 o.. elevator domestic basis, ana an
ST uSz. o a0oa'. No ! Northern Duiutn'
81 TO-. anoat opening navigation.
CORN-Firm and higher making new hleh
records frr the season. Country oneIinss we're
small and the market was Influenced BY pros
poets ~ more unsettled weather and me Lsc,
that the Mexican import duty on corn had
been removed until June 80. Export corn here
7Bl4s Z anoat OATS-Closed at an al
vance ~ ,!d%c. although trading vas nov
active Cash oats hrm and higher standard
white. 60isc IN elevator; No :. eost No o.
Go'ac. 40 4 60c, natural and white clipped.
90 4 &c on track RyE--Firm; No ?. 81 nom
trsi Z, Buffalo BARLEY-FTm, malttns.
Il = / Z BunaiO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

1912 . 1911. 1910
WI end Mch o. SIS eo7 4oa Sc 4io 400 slso5s 4s7
Ian iMch. q. 1919 sac sos isi.e1ios3 is2o24,4E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
Assessments on Outstanding stocks.

In order 10 provide for the expenses AMI
other purposes or tbs reorganization and TO
supply the new comrany with additional work
ing capital the holders ot the outstanding
stocks Of the Allis-Chalmers Company vii be
required 10 pay assessments IN cash as follows;
! Preferred stool. viii
be assessed 20 per
cent. ..........'.. t5.2l0 600
Common Stock will
cent, -, 1882 600 1912 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
Proposed New Capitalization

,, \ new corporation is to be organized under
the laws of such state as the Reorganization
Committee may deem advisable, with an au-
thorzcd capital stock OF s42.5oo.OOo divided AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28

Panama Canal expenditures for the
month to date have been S2.i05.i7G and 81
s6:746 a year ago and for the fiscal year
expenses have been S2J957.O6l, against sos
1850 last year. Total amounts expended
on purchase and construction OF canal TO
date, $751; ll7,0li
. classified receipts for March to date
COMPARED with 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Wheat bush. o.. so $50 Beef. bbls ....;. p 80 3o
! Flour sacks 90. 8.34O' Cot seed oil. gals = 95l
! Oilcake b..... 80, 700 Lub OIL gals leoZo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28

ferred Stock So 100000
Cumulative from
January I, 1913. az
per cent. per
mum: from Janu-
arv l. 1918 at
per cent. and from
January I, 1917. ~
Per cent, bur 10
be entitled to pr
cont from begin
ring II earned r"
new COMPANY and
declared By its d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
New Common Stock.
Results TO Present Holders of Securities of
Allis-C Chalmers Company.

Results to Present Holders of Securities Of
Allis- Chalmers Company.
Bondholders and Stockholders depositing under
plan and Agreement Of Reorganization will
receive. on completion OF reorganization,
shares OF new Preferred and Common stock,
or Voting Trust Certificates representing the
50 me, as follows
J For each 81 900 Five Per Cent. Bend
with coupon due January !, 1912,
and an subsequent coupons At
New Preferred stock. ...... $1,000
:? New Common stocS........ $50
g. January I, 1912, coupon in
cash ......,.....t........ Is.
-
. For each share ~ 800 par value ~
Preferred stock. and payment OF
20 per cent. assessment. J. e, $50
In cash.
T. New Preferred stock ........ $50
.. New Common stock. 90
S For each share ~ 500 par value OF
Common Stock. and payment Of
10 per cent. assessment, l. =, $40
IN cash
/. New Preferred StoclI.....,.. $40
.. New Common StocR...,..'', 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
Distribution New Securities.
New Preferred Stock

New Preterrcd ctock. =.
! 70 holders Of Five
Per Cent. Bonds az -' -,
par .sl1,l4sooo
. To stockholders on
payment OF assess
ments at par. $4,000
3 SURPLUS -. 10000 sle,5oo,ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
NEW YORK TELEPHONE,

The New York Telephone Company re.
ports for the year ended December 81, 1911
compared as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
NEW YORK CITY BONDS,

'Eqval 70 10 25 Per cent on sl25 900 co.. "a pite
stock, as compared with g. S per cent earned @
same stock in TIE preceding yesr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28

furnishes ~ v Coler & CO. 40 40 C@daT
street -
Accrued irteres, 20 Re added
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RAILROAD EARNINGS

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,ous Registered and coupon.
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U. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

Following is a comparative statement of
tho United States Treasury's revenue and
expenditures, Including expenditures on the
Panama Canal for the months so far re-
ported. and the fiscal year beginning July !:
March 1912 1911
Receipts ..........:.... $40. s2s 3l5 S4s stl, $50
Expenditures ............ "A 1885 80 34I. sI3
Excess expenditures 90. S536.oI3
Excess receipts ........ 81 036 100
Fiscal car 10 date
ktctlpts .AfsS, SiJ-,
Expenditures ........... 524s22 Az 500, Oh. Ojt
Excess expenditures $42. 3S4 $50 So, 6GJ. $40
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s,INDAy,s NETWORK TRIBUNE
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tor 81 so year.
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JAMES \. WALLACE. Chairman,
CHARLES W. cox,
ALEXANDER j. HEMPHILL.
X. WALTER LEIGH,
JOHN II. McCLEMENT.
W. EMLEN ROOSEVELT.
FRED. SOGEL, JR,
Reorganization Committee.
GUTHRIE. BANGS e. VAN SINDEREN.
Counsel for Reorganization Committee.
FRANKLIN ]. BABCOCK, Secretary
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, Depository
Address Of Committee and Depository. No.
81 Wall Street, New York city where all
communications should be addressed
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Participation IN the Plan and Agreement %
REORGANIZATION by holders Of bonds or pre-
ferred or common stock OF the ls-Chalmers
Company viii he dependent on the deposit az ,
such bonds and tho certificates for such stock
IN negotiable form with tho Central trust
Compsnv OF New York as Depositary at No.
81 wall street. New York CITY. Bonds must
be deposited with the coupons matured Janu-
arv l. 1912 and all subsequent coupons at
tached. All deposits must he made on tho
terms OF the Plan and Agreement OF Reorsan-
cation. prior To May !. 1912, after which date
no deposits Will be received except in the dis
erection of the Reorganization Committees De
posltors VIII be entitled only 10 such rights 90
are conferred by said Plan and Agreement, q,
Reorganization The Plan and Agreement or
Reorganization is limited exclusively 10 the
parties thereto. and no trust or Obligation IN
favor OF any Others whomsoever Is intended 20
be created thereby or to be implied therefrom.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-06-28
Notice for Publication.

DtDlTtIIlCHt TIITtTIOT.
l.. ;. Land Office III Timber Lake. ). ID.
Juue Is, 1872.
Notice is hereby given that George Wolier,
OF Timber Lake, :. d.. who, ON NOV. I, 1910,
made homestead Entry, No. O432l, for SWA
Section 70 Township III y, Range "A f.. Il. ii.
Meridian, Cheyenne River Indian lanes, has
filed notice OF intention to make uilal conf
mutation proof TO establish claim to the land
above described, before the Register and Re
ceivcr, AT Timber Lake, >. d., on The Isl day
OF Aug. 1912.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
George Thornton. Norman j. Greene, William
r.. lticklcs, Eddy &. Ward. all OF Timber Lake
- ID.
r. ID. kribs. Register.