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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10

basket, 6oQooc; Virginia, crate. 81 @gtf(os
LETTUCE. state, sTdozen crate, ~uIoc -
dozen crate, 2OG60cs basket I0Gioc; nestfy.
bbl 259JOc: LIMA BEANS. potato. basket,
bag. T5casi % fst, 5ocGsi MUSHROOMS.
4.tb basket, k2as3; oKRA. peach basket, 90, go
Isl II: southern, basket. SldSl 90; -
PERS. Jersey, Dbl. slaSl so, basket. 50leJe;
box. 40a50c; Virginia. carrier, 5ogeJc; basket,
l0d60c: PEAS. Western New York, largs
basket, 81 50ds2 %: bag 81 2jIS2: small bas-
kct or crate, 30n6Oc; ROMANO. basket, $50
6Oc; SQUASH, marrow. Dbl. 81 23qsi -;
white and crooked neck T5-fSl %: TURSlfS,
rItabags. Dbl. 75cqSl; white. SlGSl %; To-
MATOES nearby. Jersey. round. boa. SIG
81 81. Grants. 75geoc; South Jsrsey AeITe.
81 25aSl 50; stone. 75cQsI; Grant, oOTLsc:
Baltimore, box. 6odT5c; 6-hssSet carriers g5V
e0c. Delaware and Maryland. carrier, 4o4lss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aug, 9-wHEAT--spqt steady.
No q Manitoba, s. lad; No 3. slid Fut-
ures steady; october. Is thd; December, Is
Ss2d: new, kiln dried Is. Futures firm
seg,ember. % I'd; Dsee% ases :. io]ad FLOUR
ci6c Coast t7qf7 los. BEEF-Extrs india
mess. 1@7s 81. PoBk-Prme mess. Western,
cumberland cut. 65s; short rib. sTs; clear bel
lies. sls 81; Ions elear nIiddles. light. sss;
hsayv' 6ss Sd short clear backs. sos. SHoUI,-
pERs-squars, Sss 81; LARD-Prims West
5as I'd. CHEESE-Csnadian finest white new
63s: colored. new, eas TALLow-Prime CITY,
TINE -spirits SIS. kosIN-Common, les "a
PETROIEUM-Rsfned, esd LINsEED OIL.
AIS 81. CoTTONsEED OIIs-.IIun refined spot
26s Cd. mn, -
x.I us Sd: muscoyado. los. BEET SUGAR
August, lis 6Ad. LINsEED--Caioutta, Au-
st-ssptember els. LTNsEED OIL, 3as Cd
SPERM OIL go. PETRoLRUM-Ams
refined. Sd. spirits, ID. TURPENrINE-spir-
its ais RosIN-Amertcsn strained. IDS AID;
one. fss ID.
80 mines. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Aug e.-"The Commercial Ballctin's
will sag OF the wool market Tomorrow.
The Boston wool market has recover ed
bravely from its iuli Of q week ago. and VI =,
buying fairly general, has disposed Of a son !.
siderable quantity or wool. particularly OF orlr.
ina territory, as we'll as some graded lots.
Montanas, which have brought as high as CSC
for woods running 70 three-eishths and one.
half blood on a shrtnkage OF perhaps SEA "a
per cent. Fine staple Montana Is reported al
24is Q25e. or 66a7oc clean, basis. and fns and
fine medium clothing Is said 20 have sold fof
a good sized lot at about COO clean. al
The mill situation r. decidedly healthy, and
the cloth situation in New York has SURPRISE
many keen observers, because OF It's steadynets
In the face OF tariff agitation. -
The shipments Of wool from Boston from
January l 70 August 3, inclusive, wcresis1,l
40s.922 pounds, against LIS. 615.083 for !. The
same period last year, The receipts from Ian,
uary ] 20 August s. Inclusive. were c.s7 125 81
last year"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
ACCUSED OF TAX D0DGING
Wyoming officials Attack Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron.

Cheyenne, wyo., Aug e-Certain OFF,
cials OF the Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
pany are accused either OF misrepresent-
ing to stockholders the property holdings
of the corporation in Wyoming, or or at
tempting to evade $1,000 in taxes In
1910, In a report 20 the State Board Of
Equalization. just issued
The report sets forth that a reappTaise-
ment was made in 1910, whereby more
than 100000 was added 90 the valua-
ton OF the property holdings OF the Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron Company In Wyo-
ming that this valuation was used IN
making q report to the stockholders, and
continues;
When the company came 10 list It's
property for taxation We did not get an
Increase OF 10 per cent. On the contrary.
counsel for the company asked that the
output for 1910 be placed az figure 10
per cent lower than the preceding year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
STOCKHOLDERS SUES BANKERS
Wants Accounting Of Affairs Of Cafe
tai Carlota Company.

Mrs Eleanor Club, who holds nifty
shares Of the Cafetal Carlota Company,
filed a suit IN the supreme Court yester-
day against George D. Cook & Co, bank
ers. for an accounting Of the affairs of the
company. Acting also for other stock
holders, Mrs. Club asked that the defend
ants be compelled TO bring into court all
the books Of the concern.
Mrs. Club wants to know, too. what be-
came Of $50, 900 obtained from the sale OF
stock and $4,000 obtained from the sale
OF coffee. Another remedy sought BY the
plaintiff is TO compel the defendants to
turn over TO the Cafetal company all
money that has been lost or wasted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10

gust J. 5,5s2 tons. The total exports from
January l to August were 217S70 tons,
compared with 2o2,566 tons for the same
period in 1911.
The banks have gained approximately
>0'0W'OO cash in the current week, ac-
cording 10 the general indications fur
nished by the known movements OF
money. Receipts from the Interior were
N23lS,O0O aud shipments TO interior points
were $,46l,00o, including S50i5,000 national
bank notes forwarded for redemption, the
gain from the interior being S5,s62,0oo
Ordinary disbursements by the Sub-Treas-
ury were S14,17O,Oc0 and payments by the
banks to the Sub-Treasury were Slece3,oOo
the loss on the Sub-Treasury operations
proper being &S53,00o. The total gain
from the interior and by new gold G2,40,-
Oo0 was $s,S29OO0. peducting from this
sum the loss on sub-Treasury operations,
the net gain by the banks was $4,000.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
has filed plans for the erection OF new
office building to cost 100000, 10 take the
place OF their present structure at the
northwest corner Of Broadway and Dey
street
TIE value OF the metal production. In
Guiding the output Of gold. silver, cop
per, lead and zinc in Idaho In 1911 accord
ing 10 c. \. Gerry, of the United States
Geological Survey. was N9,lessi, against
$l6.Sl6,l96 in 1910
5. II. p. Peu, of New York, has sent In
his application for membership on the
New York Cotton Exchange.
The Guaranty Trust Company reports
the loss through the mail OF a $1,000 Mont
gomery Light and, Traction Company .
per cent note. No. 303 maturing April J.,
1914
The transfer notice Of the purchase OF
the seat on the Philadelphia Stock Ex-
change OF the late Alexander II. De
Haven by Albert f. Turner. OF u T.
Smith & Co, OF New York, has been
posted on the exchange billboard. The
transaction involved The sum OF $500.
The trust department Of the Guaranty
Trust Company OF New York. IL ID report
ed, will be prepared to exchange bonds OF
the issue Of st. Louis Southwestern Rail-
way first terminal aud unifyins bs. matur-
ing 1852, for temporary certificates on the
18th OF this month.
William Solomon & Co. announced that
the subscription books for the s2,Wo,""
Emerson Birmingham preferred stock
were closed at Il o'clock yesterday on &C
count OF the issue having been heavily
oversubscribed Advance cable advices
from Amsterdam reported a very favor
able reception Of the issue abroad.
O'Connor De Cordova, OF the Consoh-
dated Stock Exchange, has returned from
ave weeks vacation at his ancestral
home on the island OF Jamaica, West
Indies
George p. Wilson, formerly chief Of the
tariff bureau Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company. has been promoted TO be
a special agent OF the freight department.
Mr.. Wilson has been ia the service OF
the Pennsylvania twenty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The monthly earnings Of the Kansas
Gas and Electric Company, OF Wichita,
Kan. for July. show an improvement all
through over the earnings Of July year
ago. The gross earnings for July amount
10 Sc 929, as compared with 1894 In July,
-ell, or an increase OF s20l5. while the
net earnings for July were s1s,s34. against
sl5,4sS, an increase of SS.436. For the
twelve months ended July q the gross
earnings were A,Ol2 4ss, compared with
500, 5S9 for the corresponding period in
1911. The net earnings for the twelve
months were $355.25e, against 81, 0s2. The
earnings of the Kansas Gas and Electric
Company include the Independence Elec-
trio Company, OF Independence, Kan,
which was acquired in May, 1911, and
the Electric Light and Power Company,
OF Newton. Kan, being acquired IN Oc-
tober, 1911 The Kansas Gas and Electric
Company reports as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
MOLAssEs AND syRUPs-
changed, with light offerings.
NANAL sTOREs-Dull and weak mari

changed, With Ilght Oiterlngs.
NAVAL eT0REs-Dull and weak market
for spirits turpentine, with local prices at 44c,
owing 10 break at Savannah. Rosin and tar
held STEADY.
0ILs-No change in refined petroleum.
Linseed oil steady at recent prices.
RJCE-Steady, with a fairly good volume
of business
SUGAR-Demand for refined very light;
prices unchanged fin, graduated. 5l0c net,
less 2 per cent cash but sales were At sc net,
less 2 In London beet sugar was dull and a
I'D lower, with sellers at quoted rates; Au-
gust, lis 834d: September. lis 2kd. October 10
December, los Raw here was quiet and IN
changed centrifugal, e6 test, 4.o5; inuscovado'
50 test. soc and molasses sugar, 80 test,
3 SOC. Willett G. Gray; Total stock Of Europe
and America, 16Os5i2 tons. against 1.eOo. 2si
tons last year at the same uneven dates Inc
increase of stock is 3, 22s tons. against de-
crease OF 171l5 last week. Total stocks and
ahoats together show q visible supply OF L.
SOS 5l2 tons. against 1886 2s4 last year. or
decrease OF -, IT, tons"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10

SPBLTER New York, spot 67oG
csc; East St. Louis, 8. JOd6 soc; London, I'D
!s. 1RON-Clevelsnd warrants. sos Sd In Lon
don; locally steady; No foundry Northern,
No ! Southern and soft, SIS T5GSl6 .; NO =
foundry Northern. SIS 25Gs15 10.
COTTONsEED OII~-There was active
trade ia September and October, which de-
clined iOq1f points under liquidation. Other
positions declined 315 points, and the Whole
market closed easy around lowest point OF the
day. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10

According 10 THE San Francisco ChrOn-
icle." the Northwestern Electric Com
pany, which was organized by Herbert
and Mortimer Fleishhac,'er 10 develop
hydro electric power on the White SAL
mon River, near Portland has its power
house under construction.
The company plans to spend several
million dollars In power development
transmission and distribution" says The
Wall Street Journal" THE first develop
ment will be 10000 horsepower and must
be completed by January !, 1913. The
company is now trying to secure fran
chise IT. Portland for light and power.
The city is at present supplied by the
Portland Railway, Light and Power Com
pany. The new company is offering lower
rates and other Inducements.
"As Oregon will soon have a public
utility commission, the Portland Rail-
way. Light and Power Company Ia en-
deayo-iug to secure postponement OF &C
ton on the franchise until the entire mat"
ter nay be taken before the state com
mission. On the other hand. the new
conpany is urging haste in the passage
Of the franchise. 1t has promised that It
Will at once begin work on S5co"p SUD-
station and distribution system In Port
Land II tho franchise is granted.
plans Of the new company. as outlined
IN Navy York men, include an entrance
into many towns in Oregon. The white
Salmon plant is TO be the first unit IN a
large power development. While D'"o'No
Is to be spent on that development Work
Is now being done preliminary 10 cree
ton OF a o.oOo-horsepower plant on inc
Xllckitat River and an even larger pant
On the Lewis River"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Vow York. August Q. 1917

New York, August .. 1912
GRAIN-WHEAT--A return OF bearsh
activity was made possible by prospects for
clearing weather IN the Northwest. con-
tinyed heavy Interior movement, aggregating
I 5000 bushels. against $4,000 year ago,
and the weakness Of Northwest markets.
After a slight rally near ths close. final
prices were Aq2.C net lower. Following
the government report. which was hardly up
TO expectations as 70 the yield. although
quite liberal considering the small crop In
come OF the Ohio Valley states. the curb
market was about Is lower with little bust
ness Inc government indicated winter
VII at yield of $50. 900 100 and spring wheat
28u. O00 600. "A total OF $50. 600. 600. or 5l.-
600. 600 more than last month and about
OF spring wheat was 20 T. compared with
1913 month ago. and the yield PEI acre
1J.1 bushels. FOR both winter and spring
wheat Gables showed little important
change. and Argentine shipments amounted
10 > 2GO. 600 bushels. against v19 900 bushels
the previous week Export sales were re-
H ~. track. 81 Os's. Z b sdoat 70
arrive. New 40 I Northern Duluth, 81 O3.
Z anoat CORN-Aftsr showing a little
strength early, with an advance Of sc over
tho previous night. September corn broke
l. bush8l. and az the close was barely
steady a. &c net decline. The new crop
declined y q sc closing unchanged 70 &c
net lower The government Indicated a Weld
OF Isl ] 900 900 bushels or tho same as the
previous month and about $50 900 600 more
than year ago. Export corn here, s. isc.
Z ahoat. OATS-There was a steadier
tone and an advance Of 3 &C. early but the
afternoon market was weaker closing a n
70 ret lower The Rovornment indicated
a production % 1907 600 600 bushels. which
would he around a record Weld and about
300 900 900 moro than were grown last year.
Ths condition was givan AS 9O.3. against So
q month ago. Cash oats STEADY. standard
white. soho. track No ., 90 PC. nominal.
and No 3. &c q 6gc. all track new natural
white, % = 5sc. RYE--Market steady. No
.. I5c, Z Buffalo. BARLEY-Ma Market
quiet. mailing. T0E SOC Z Buffalo.
Wheat including -four, exports for the week.
according 10 "bTdstreets aggregate .
$40 10 bushels against 3 404. 65I last week
aud @.56O961 last year. since july l. IA
I61l41, against l3. % .342 last season. Corn
exports for tho week. % 395 bushels. against
- sl2 last week and 635. Isl last year. since
July /. o23.5H bushels against 3.7IT 5s9
LAST season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Aug s--Goyernment figures to-day
on the total Yield Of wheat IN the United
states this season turned out 10 have been
correctly estimate beforehand BIZ Spectators
here. The market, which was largely OF a
waiting character. finished steady. &c 10 sc
under last night. Com closed a shade 70 &c
down. oats varying from "a 20 &c lower 10
10 rise and provisions at 2izc to i2iac ad-
vance Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Tae following petitions IN bankruptcy we're
filed yesterday:
SOL A. UNGER and LEO UNGER. Who
COMPOSED the Arm OF sol A. Unger Co.,
manufacturers Of cloaks and suits. No. ~
University Place. involuntary. Creditors
c;oldberg. s40c Liabilities, $1,000: assets, S.
800 - -.
NEW AMSTERDAM TRUCKING COM
PANY. Nos. l1a and i?l Broad street; IN
roluntary Creditors: T. +, Pruden & Thomp-
son Company. st,i7t; Jane Mofit, s.s6;
Kuausr & lockers, 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
NEW YORK PRICES
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.

IOEFFL-Ihere secmed 10 be more coffee
for sale at the opening, which was attributed
20 continued Wall Street Cotton Exchange
liquidation, while there were also said to lie
a few European offerings around the ring
The pressure was considerably less active than
Il was on Thursday. aud after opening steady
at a decline ot . 20 points the market raj
lied. with the close steady. net ! 20 s points
higher. Sales. 43, 100 bags HGvre closed net
= TO n franc lower; Hamburg was /. TO n
pfennlg below: Rio was % refs lower but
Santos was unchanged Spot coffee steady;
RIO No 7. 14ssc. Local contract prices:
Nestcr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Aug o.--cLovERsEEt,, bush. cash.
nrtrns. $40 IS; October. $40 IS; December,
sic o5; March $40 70 ALsIkis-cash' prime
STIIYMToTiHY~cash. prime, 81 So August, 81 IS
september. 81 b5: october. 81 So December,
S25o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10

The weekly movement figures OF the New
York Cotton Exchange follow. Port receipts
. $50 bales, agalns, 20 2d6 bales last year
overland 10 mills aud Canada, . 1880 against
i oGl Last year. southern mill takings testl-
mated, 1900. against 10000 last year. loss OF
stocks at Interior towns 3.a5s, against an In
crease Of l,O1l last year. brought into sight
for the week, %. I6i. against 80 3d. last year
Total crop movemcnt-POgt receipts lislO9 T9
Il .3sS added receipts season. Mobile, etc.,
against s.58i $50 last season. overland 70 mills
season. southern mill takiugs. .69J go
against 2 2-uOoO last season. stocks az Interior
towns show a decrease Of . ia bales since Sep
TENDER ! against excess last year OF a. 81 !:
brought into sight thus Tar this season. 10 $40. 20
OJ3 against II, IsJ. 3t3 last season.
Liverpool cables-Spot In moderate demand;
sales. 700 bales. speculation and export l. 800,
American. o 900. imports, / 600 all American
middling upland 6t-jd. Futures opened easy
~ igs points decline. closed easy az Il net de
cline ot 1918 points; August 66Td, August
september, 3.J9iad. september October 49d /:
october November, 6.43izd. November Deem
Der $3.50. Decemher-Janusry, 6.31iad. Jauu-
ary-February, 6.ssd: February-March SIS I'd.
March-Apri, e39Ad. ADrl-May. s.4Od MAY
June. 6.f1d. June-July, q 40iAd. Julv-August,
=. 80 isd. Msn-hestsr-YaIns duh ana easier
cloths, buyers hold OF.
New Orleans. AUG. 0-Weakness. after a
steady opening here. characterized the cotton
futures market throughout the first half o, to-
day. though profit taking gave a fairi,. good
tone III the afternoon, and the close was Stead.
point up 10 tao points down. At the low
est prices were 1890 points under yesterdays
Glazing lsXel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
ITEMS OF THE STREET.

Trading FOR the foreign account resumed
It's natural position. London again buying
stocks, taking about 5000 shares Anal
gamated Copper being favored.
The following dividends have been de-
elared: The Grand Trunk Railway. regu'
Tar semi-annual 21s per cent on the sec
ond preferred: the Delaware Bound
Brook Railroad. regular quarterly 2 per
cent. payable August %; American Writ
Ing Paper Company, regular seml-aunuai
gof 81 per share on the preferred stock
payable October /; the Binghamton Hali-
way Company, regular semi-annuai per
cent, payable August IS; Stern Brothers q
Co. regular quarterly OF 1% per cent on
ne preferred stock, payable September l.
Exports Of copper for the week ehuea
august s were $3.50 tons, and from hu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10

SUNDAYS YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere In the United
States for 50 so q year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10

Electricity for power purposes 10 sup
planting steam Oh the Pacific Coast San
Francisco Industrial institutions are
gradually changing from the old 10 the
new. and according to recent reports tile
Union Iron Works has contractor WIN
the Pacific Gas and Electric Company TO-
electric mower. and will abandon the snip
building concerns present power plant
Plans are said to be already approved
for the new power transforming station
which will be erected at cost OF about
10000. Bids will be called for. The sta
ton will be equipped with four sissnuc
air compressors. each TO be driven %
45o-horsepower synchronous pump. a fte-
nroof vault will be constructed In the
basement and a eoo-horsepower pump IN
stalled. Current viii be received at the
rate of 1900 volts, which viii necessi ,
tho use of a switchboard thirty feet IONS
and several hundred motors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
Eleven Months Contract.
Japan's Report for 1911.

The twelfth financial and economic
report OF Japan for 1912 has been
published. and is roplete with valu-
able information relative to that country.
A comprehensive map OF Japan is given;
also, all the statement Of revenues, eX-
penditures and resources; the economic
and banking facilities and general finan-
cial condition OF the country in 1911. Pop
uIston. national debt, railway statistics
and other information OF interest and i'm
portance are included in the book, which
covers 204 pages OF a first part and 10
pages Of addenda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
Paragraphs Of Current Interest
for the Investor.

The battleship Nebraska was seriously
damaged by hitting shoal An exception
>or battleships, but hundreds of Wall
street traders are continuously hitting
market shoals. and of course, they are
usually damaged.
Eleven Months Contract.
The Canadian Pacific has placed an
order with the Barney & Smith Car Com
many. OF Dayton. Ohio. for freight cars
amounting to $1,000 This order it is
said. will keep that plant busy until July
l. 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
POTATOES AND NORTHUMBERLAND.

II
toes weak and lower. Sweet 500 higher. Onions
firm. Beans lower. Peas 25c higher. Cucumbers
dull ana weak. Corn steady Elephants drmer
Lettuce arrneF for fancy; ,P,oofAToEs. Long
So l5as2 A.: long 81 1882; Southern, 81 $50
So %; SWEET POTATOES. Virginia and
Maryland. yellvU, Dbl. 81 5oQsa so; North
Carolina. s2as3; Southern red. s2Rs2T5; Ter
sew. basket, 81 b09s2; VANS. s2qs3, ONIONS.
connecticut VALLEY, yellow, loom bag, sln
81 50: orange COUNTY red red 'igsi %; Long
85as5c; red, 60as0c; white. 75c@s1. Virginia
and MARYLAND yellsy -. Ss, >, Scas2; BASKET.
Egyptian. bag. sigsl %; BEANS. western
Jersey and Long Island, basket. Isc9si rs;
bag, 5oeasli ssit npos ooqeoe; sEErs Dbl
basket = ISa' 5og7Se; CUcuMBER PICKLES JeG.
sey, Dbl, 81 50Qs2 Is. CUCUMBERS. Jersey
box 40aee; basket, 5OG75c Delaware and
Maryland. basket, 50Qy5c Baltimore. basket
or crate, s5q5oei CARRIAGES. nearby. 100,
Sass: Dbl, s5edsi; Southern, crate, 5Cgaoc:
state. bsi, ssas5; Long
dozen stalks. 15a9cc; EGGPLANTs. Jersey,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
Louisville G. Nashville.

Louisville & Nsshville's market interest
yesterday reflected a strong feeling of
confidence which has been behind that
stock for some time. The enthusiastic be-
levers IN the roads future are talking all
sorts Of higher levels for the stock on its
good earnings. There is also talk OF al
announcement OF new stock issue within
g few months. Should the cotton crop
he large and the South have prosper
Gus year earnings of this road would sho"
marked Improvement, and higher price
for the stock would be warranted.
, 1912-08-15

Notice Of Special Meeting Of stockholders
To the Stockholders of The Saratoga
Land aud Investment Company:
In accordance with the request in
writing Of the owners Of a majority Of
the skates of the capital stock of The
Saratoga Land and Investment Com
pany, a special meeting OF the stock
holders of said Company is hereby
called TO be held at the principal
Office of the Company in the City of
Saratoga, Carbon county, Wyoming,
at 2 o'clock p. M, on Saturday the
18th day of August, 1912: the object
and purpose of such meeting is to act
and vote or the matter of increasing
the capital stock of said Company from
$4,000 to 100000, and increasing
the number of shares of said capital
stock from 800 to 1000, and amend,
ing Articles III and w of the Certi-
fcate of Incorporation (Articles) OF
said Company to read as follows:
III. The amount of the capita
stock of the said Corporation shall be
One Hundred Thousand Dollars(SlOO
OOO.)
Nv. The said capital stock shall be
divided into n thousand q 900,
shares of the par value of one hrud.
red dollars $4,000 } each.
Dated at Saratoga, Wyoming, July
23rd, 1912.
G. Cusack, President
7-25-6-l5. j.. S. Cusack, Secretary.