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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The general tendency OF tho market on
the Consolidated Stock Exchange was tow
ard gradual betterment There was cVi-
donce OF nervousness on the part OF the
outstanding short interest, which the half
weekly carryover OF the day before had
indicated was a rather extended one In
view Of the narrowness of trading condi-
tons At least for the time being, 1t APP
peared to be technically sold out" mar
let A factor tending to Induce, hesitation
on the part OF traders was uncertainty as
10 developments at the money trust In
yestlgation. While the volume Of business
was limited. the list was u broad one, en-
bracing forty-four different stocks. lndi-
yidual movements I'm several of the special
ties, attended by active commission house
odd lot traoIng, attracted attention. VIZ
gInia- Carolna Chemical exhibited eAcep-
tional weakness early In the session. Ten
nessee Copper was notably firm. Other ac-
tive specialties were American Can and
Colorado Fuel, the latter touching high OF
~ Detailed operations follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
SAL. PURCHASE PAID FOR
WarfieId Syndicate Completes
PAYMENT of Over 100000

The following statement was gwen out
yesterday afternoon at the office OF the
Seaboard Air Line Railway:
Payment was completed yesterday for the
Seaboard stocks formerly owned by the
Cumberland Corporation, and delivery
thereof made to the purchasers consisting
of S. Davies Warfed, Of baltimore, and as
sociates for account OF himself and asso-
Ciates. The amount involved was over S,-
O0O, 0OO representing 5000 shares Of pre-
ferred and 10000 shares OF common stock
uf the Seaboard Air Line Railway.
Such members of this syndicate as were
announced by Mr.. Warfield at the time the
statement OF purchase was made are sub
scribers to this syndicate in personal capac-
tiles and not as representing the several
banks and trust companies with which they
are connected. as has been reported, those
alluded to being T. y. Nanderllp, Albert ".
Wiggin. Benjamin Strong, jr, Charles II;
Sabin. in addition to Blair q Co. Samuel
l.. Fuller and Roberts Walker
Such changes or additions as may be
made in the Seaboard board OF directors
would necessarily not take place until the
annual meeting in November 1t is under
stood that the Southern interests which
have now become Identified with the prop
erty will later be largely represented on
the board, such representations c.JllhS
from the states which the Seaboard Air
Line Railway traverses.
The Cumberland Corporation gives notice
that the collateral trust gold notes of the
corporation dated June 10, 1906 and matur-
ing June 10, 1912, will be paid on presenta-
ton at the office Of the New York Trust on
and after June H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
THE COTTON MARKET
Steady in the Face of Good Crop
and Weather Reports.

Sellers Of cotton were made cautious
Yesterday by the influence OF old crop
strength, which was manifested In spite or
generally favorable crop and weather re-
ports. Although the market was quiet, OF
fcriucs were well absorbed by trade sources
and covering by new crop shorts. pri-
vate report on acreage said that there was
a reduction OF IS per cent compared wlth
last season, making the acreage very close
to that Of 1905. on which "A commercial
crop OF about ~, 500, 900 bales was pro-
duced. These figures, however did not ap-
preclably influence the days trading. inc
opening was steady ~ decline or from J
to + points which was about I'm line WIN
tie cables. Prices rallied ~ point over
the closing figures Of Wednesday during the
middle OF the morning. but later eased on
under scattered selling based on favorable
crop accounts and feeling that new crop
offerings might possibly reach the trade be
fore the crop news became bad enough to
create any serious approximations The
close was 3 or points up from the lowest
on renewed covering Southern spot mar
kets were generally unchanged, and the
local market for spot held quiet at ll'So
cents for middllng upiands. Local contract
prICcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
CENTRAL GEORGIA FINANCE
Purpose of the Illinois Central's
Issue of Short Term Notes

The Illinois Central Railroad Companv
has sold to Kuhn. Loeb & Co. $4,000 O0o
AZ per cent two-year secured notes. which
the bankers have already resold With
the proceeds Of these notes the Illinois
Central will purchase the 5000. 900 pre-
ferred stock of the Central of Georgia Rail-
way Company, authorized by the stockhold-
ers week ago, and the Central Of Georgia
using the cash secured through the sale of
TINS preferred stock. will buy from the ILL.,
nois Central the three issues of Central az
Georgia income bonds. aggregating SIS, 900.
600. which the Illinois Central recently ac
quired through agreement with the commit
fee representing the income bondholders
The result of these operations will be to
increase the capital stock of the Central
OF Georgia, now $4,000, 900. by $4,000 900
and to reduce the bonded Indebtedness the
same amount
The stockholders of the Central of Georgia
at their special meeting on July IS will be
asked 10 authorize an issue Of $4,000. 600
reminding and development bonds. instead
or $3O.OOO.00O. as previously announced OF
the new bonds $4,000. 900 will be reserved
Tor refunding outstanding Indebtedness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14

PROyIsIONs-steady most Of the day.
owing TO indifferent demand, selling by specu-
demand In the West, Late in the day. how
ever. prices rallied and closed steady PORK
sSoft clear P slo5SS ST hEEF@sI..s. :i5S
SIS so; family. sis@sis so: packet, si7a
tx rs ssass na' b msf fiD"9
MEATs-,pioklod bellies dpIl 10 Id; II 1l@liSe'
sh d aSHe. IpARp-a Easy middle West 1896
siO75e; city io%glohe; refined steady ady:
Brazil kegs ~ i0c: compound dull; sS @0tc
STEARINE-oleo. l5c asked; city lard In
0l3c.
METAIsmc9PPERs5!sa stan s5c dJ aiy Spot R
spo' q rs Is HsG ID futures as % Arrivals
tons. LA Lake Copper I7% qi7kc;, siecirolyilc.
I7hc; casting, 1875 afTSe. TiNastronsi
yDG e .s 600 uS S%as' 4ss7 ~ III toe
September 42.sTik a 43.62hc; October. AZ % u
~ i325c Local sales ~ tong, spot and June;
london s,eSdy sPG' New :%' York ss
sPEITGR-Ermey; spot esg@ an as NeT ", York 1s
Steady; Cleveland warrants 59s 90; Locally
- fSSnd ~ T NC foundry sosSs
and soft, si5 50qxt5 10
moderate business al unchanged prices New
orleans. centrifugal common la l5c fair.
1914 I9c: good. 20a2Gc prime. 28n32c: New
Orleans open kettle. 35Q50c; sYRrPs. COM
mon. DGp ice: medium. 14q lie; fancy. 25a2Sc
NAVAL STOREs-The market for spirits
turpentine was dull and weak ~ 4Iho for
unchanSed prices. TuRpENTINE. spirits.
machine bbls. 47hc; TAR, s5oc: RosIN: com
rlon TO good strained. 650nhboc; B. &c; ID.
Z 30c; T.. Z soc; f. :. soc: c. I.s5c; II. 7.90c.
OILs---Linseod oil UNCHANGED. Refined petro-
leum steady. PETROLEUM, standard white.
Be-: cases 10000 water white. bbls. e60c:
bulk. Go: cases ilJ0c: LlNsEEp OIL. Amer
lean seed. city raw IO@soc out-ot-town raw.
5smIlsr: Calcutta raw. SIC.
COTTONSEED OIL-InsctiNe and values
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
.,u, e,Jy COAL COMPANY BONDS.

The protective committee headed by Otto
=, LEONARD which asked for deposit with
the New York Trust Company of the per
cent mortgage bonds of the New YORK anu
wilkes Barre Coal COMPANY, ui"ef q"
,'',naan,sn, dated February s, 1907. an
tha, Il has received an offer to buy
an ~ the securities held by the trust COM
aanv as trustee and recommends to the
Soi I OF the certificates of deposit the ac-
centance OF the offer. 1t IS understood that
tno offer 10 purchase tho bonds has come
from the New York, Susquehanna * west
torn Railroad Company whicn iormeriy
controlled the coal company was u'
-, ~ the bondholders that the rail-
Ia comnany had not complied with the
rms '~ Of the agreement under which II oper-
sted the coal company. and that therefore
,,ev had The right to foreelose tho mort
400 The matter has been in litigation for
the last 1--WE years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
RECEIVER FOR CANAL FIRM
Contracts Worth S4,500,000 Can Be
COMPLETED at Profit.

Judge Hand appointed yesterday Charles
p. Rowland receiver for Stanley Morrison
Inc, barge canal contractors, OF NO. ~
Broadway, with bond Of $500. and au-
thorized him to continue the business thirty
days. IT was stated that the corporation has
four canal contracts. aggregatng Sto'o"
of which about one~half is completed, ana
q is thought the remainder can be COM
pleted at a profit.
The state has retained 10 per cent on the
work thus far completed, and unless the
contracts are completed the sum retainer
Will be lost. II completed, even M COST
there would be surplus coming TO ciedl-
tors. Liabilities are placed at ssoo'ooo ana
assets are estimated at 100000 inc re-
celver was appointed on the application OF
Jacob Wolf, creditor for 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
SOLD BEET SEED AT A LOSS
Great Western Sugar Company Eli
couraged Superior Crop.

Charles Boettcher, vice-president OF the
Great Western Sugar Company and one
~ the moving spirits in the consolidation
~ the beet sugar companies, was wit
ness Yesterday at the hearing in the gov
ernment's suit for the dissolution OF the
sugar trust
The witness said it was impossible to get
good beet seed in this country Inc Great
Western Company bought 1t in Germany
end supplied 1t to the Colorado farmers at
~ cents u pound, although 1t cost the com
nanv Is cents Il pound, finding 1t to It's ad-
,artaqe 10 have the best seed sown that
could be secured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14

RICE-Strady TO Grm Screenings, * u
3Kc: ordinary, 4SM4kc; fair, 4is@tesci
good ordinary, 4%m4Be; prime. "a CONC;
choice. ga q &C. head Japan, Al. Qiac; patna'
6m6hc.
SUGAR efneI steady. with all rehners
quoting fine graduated at bloc net. less !"
per cent cash as the selling basis. The fol-
lowing prices are net. less discount or = per
cen, for cash Crystal domiDos, In cases, I'D
cartons half or full size pieces, soc; do bali
cases s.30c do cases BIB cartons, l2oc; 90
half cases, 7.sOc; Eagle tablets, $500; cut
loaf &c. crushed, 5.i1c; mould A. 5ooc; cubes
eagle 5-lb bags powdered and eagle coniec-
tloncrs' graduated, 5.45c: xxx powdered,
5.85c; powdered and coarse powered anu
eagle coarse graduated. 5.30ci fruit powdered
and eagle extra fine graduated, soc. crySal
domino. graduated. cases, = 3!g ana ~
cartons. $500; do half cases, 5.6oc: eagle -
81, and . III cartons OF fine graduated, o4oc'
eagle lib bags do, 5.5Oc; 81 -lb bags 40
545c: 5-lb bags do, 540c; lob bags DO,
535c: % and 80 10 bags do and standard
granusteI. 5.25c; fine graduated and dia-
mond A. J.2Oc; confectioners' and NO j.
O5c: No 2, sc; No 3. 4gjc; No 4. 49oc; NO
s. 4SJc: No q, 4.s0c; No I, 4.T5c; No \. L. 100;
No o. i6jc. Raw closed steady with a lim-
tied quantity OF Cuba sugar sold for July
clearance or shipment at . g-16c basis W
test cost and freight. equal To 3.o2c duty paid
and that was quoted at the close, with mus"
covado. SO test, at 3.42c. and molasses sugar,
STEADY and i: qai.d i higher; June, July ana
August. lis 1ftd. The late afternoon cable
reported June AZ lis Sd: July, lis 8hsd, and
August, 11s/ji7d, with buyers at those prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
LAMBERT OPTIMISTIC
y outlook Promising-Poli-
Tics and Prosperity.

he lambert, a director Of the Republic
ss,,s-u steel Company and other cor
totssss' VINO was one Of the closest as
t< VI John W. Gates. has arrived
!esss 'h the West. Discussing crops and
a yesterday, he sald:
= fbsv,lnoifions in the West are promis-
~. Ia. nds been some deterioration III
p%<nsr,' TINS loss Is made up by i'm
Ht4 s,,,,h other crops. AS an exam
stsy. n nave the largest corn crop IN
~ sros,iso upon present conditions;
- On ' ,,,,' grains. including oats, VII
~ fsyssseh better than last year Nle
~ f6,ns, crops must not be forgotten.
.I.efiiv" On Improvement pillar Of Que
.s's:ees asIhough the public gives little
~ ,ne.w them. More hay, grass. etc.
~ Of living. '@"N ~
st<S lltiis western business men are
e totee,s attention 10 them. | believe
- hS.e i,..of The Presidential election
~s<fry 4. n'ue cnect on business. Tbe
~ ses,,te sYufcefth. and, with it's enor'
" bonnd and growing population. we
be,s,. 70 progress Conservative bust
~ dlsln are getting tired % this end.
}3>si , Investigations ana general
~ h,o,,.',,, at.op. They want 10 invest
,'@(z:Io,, anu. IN my opinion. radical
~ IA" VIII get iittle support from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, June 13.-Initial movement of new
wheat from Oklahoma and the spreading OF
harvest work o. Missouri counter here to-day
against prices in the pit. The market closed
unsettled, q 10 lac under last night. Corn
made a net advance OF i.alzc and oats finished
i.a%c of to a like amount up. Latest trading
left provisions varying from &c decline To a rise
OF 2ikc Spectators on the bear sido 81 wheat
awaited themselves quickly OF news that 81.
Louis millers had carloads OF this seasons
pounding gave fresh impetus TO down turn,
due largely 10 rains that said TO be ex-
cellent for filing wheat in Kansas. and for
bringing on an abundant Weld In the spring
sown fields northwest Then word that
cutting OF wheat had begun at sikeston, Mo.
and that the quality was fine. Further weak
ness resulted from the slsckness OF cash de
inand and because to-day was the Anniversary
of the Letter failure. when wheat commanded
only Inc a hushel. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14

London, June IA sale OF sheepskins was
held here to-day ThoTc WAS good attendance
and The demand was spirited. The offerings
amounted 10 4, 200 bales. Coarse and fun wooded
nsrinos from Ga 10 isd higher. and cTossbreds
from Nd 20 I'D higher. The following are the
sales aud prices paid for clothing and comblng
Nen south Wales 200 bales At 3sd7Ad;
one.nsland 30 al 5I5hd: Victoria. 1850, at
81 asird; south Australia. 800. at 3sndhd;
West Australia. 1000. at 3$sged; Tasmania, 100.
a, II5Isafd: New Zealand. 500. At 4aqVS.d;
Punta Arenas 500, at i,suod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14

In connection with the sale of S225,o 900
Philadelphia 4 per cent bonds on June %,
City Controller Walton, OF the Queen City.
points out that the net debt of the city on
March 81 was 500, $50. 1856. and the per cent
debt limitation on the assessed valuation Of
real estate was slOS,SSlSls.
The total debt, including a small floating
debt, was l1,557,S36 and the amount of
sinking funds s14,7Oi 200, leaving the net debt
SO, $50, 1876. Assessed valuation of real estate
owned by the city amounts TO Sl0,925.2l9.
There are no city bonds maturing before
1919
William A. Read & Co. have sold 100000
Canadian Northern Railway ~ per cent
equipment bonds purchased about month
and a half ago. These included S,WO,oN OF
a first mortgage issue and s2,Op,0o Issued
under the philadelphia plan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
ITEMS OF THE STREET.
Little or no business was transacted yes
terday for foreign account in this market.

Little or no business was transacted yes
terday for foreign account in this market.
Dividends have been declared as follows
United Gas Improvement Company. regu-
lar quarterly . per cent, payable July 10
American Locomotive Company regular
quarterly Ia per cent on the preferred
payable July %; Phelps. Dodge & Co, resu-
lar quarterly 9la per cent and extra per
cent, both payable June rs; American Agri-
cultural Chemical Company, regular quar-
terly IL per cent on the preferred and
per cent on the common, both payable July
lis: LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust
Company, regular quarterly per cent, pay
able July ]: Homestake Mining Company,
regular monthly 80 cents "A share payable
June 25: T. W Woolworth Company, regu-
lar quarterly ia per cent on the preferred.
PAYABLE July /: Union Passenger Railway
Company Of Philadelphia. seIni-annual !is
per cent. payable July ! West Philadelphia
Passenger Railway Company regular semi
annual 10 per cent, payable July l Royal
Baking Powder Company. regular quarter
~ u per cent on the preferred. payable
June % Mount Morris Bank. regular quar-
terly per cent, payable July |; Union
Exchange National Bank. regular semi
annual per cent. payable June %; Metro
poitan Bank, regular quarterly . per cent.
payable July / Garfield Safe Deposit
Company, regular semi-annual per cent.
payable June %: American Zinc. Lead and
Smelling Company, regular quarterly 90
cents a share payable July 10; Central Coal
and Coke Company. regular quarterly IL
per cent on the preferred and ~ per cent
on the common both payable July - 4:
American Water Works and Guarantee
Company initial quarterly 1ia per cent on
the preferred. payable July New Eng
land Telephone and Telegraph Company,
regular quarterly "a per cent, payable June
90; Porto Rico Railways Company, regular
quarterly 1% per cent on the preferred and
per cent on the common. both payable
July 2 A.heville Power and Light Com
pany, initial quarterly 1& per cent on the
preferred. payable July / A; Carolina Power
and Light Company. regular quarterly Ia
per cent on the preferred, payable July j.
The Treasury has transferred 10 San
Francisco 81 100000 for account Of the
Yokohama Specie Bank
The West Penn Traction and Water
Power Company reports for the fiscal year
ended March 81, 1872 gross receipts OF
s2427, 4sl, net earnings Of sl2l0.GI and, after
deduction OF all charges. n surplus N
s56275l
The preferred and common stock II the
Havana Electric Railway Company have
been stricken from the Stock Exchange list
The Elgin Watch Company, In It's report
10 the government for taxation purposes
has returned its net profit for the calendar
year 1911 as $iS2.G6.
A New York Stock Exchange membership
was sold last week for $4,000, il Is under
stood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
VIII Control 20 Per Cent.

'A the contamination OF plans now
~ way II is said, there will have been
! DDoaled the leading gold mines Of Grip
rex With capital of from S0OOo,0O
's""ee. The I'll Paso property will
ue nucleus OF the merger OF the
sss output Of gold. amounting 10
s 800 annually, the proposed new com
n VII Probably control 20 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
Cosmopolitan Bonds.

'nother magazine offering Of securities
eeen announced by The Cosmopolitan
sfaans,' q Hearst property. One million
~ cent ten-yesr gold bonds are offered
public subscription. No figures are
s'n. only 4 general statement that THE
snopolitsn' has been enjoying tho larg-
hst profits Of any magazine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
Forced Extensions.

~ cambria steel Company. it is report
: wi begin building operations on three
" open hearth furnaces at the Franklin
~ % July /. Whep completed this will
~ The Franklin plant twenty furnaces
" The completion OF these furnaces
apectsd by January ], 1913. The COM
=! announces that increased business de-
|lsn's the added facilities. so it is evident
~ work IS progressing TO the present full
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14

The Brunswick and Topsham water dis
trict. of Maine, has awarded an issue of
$4,000 per cent water bonds dated July /.
1912. and maturing July ], 1912, to Blodget
& Co. at I01.07e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Export. { q b ahOat
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, June 10, 1912.
IN-WHEAT-Geuersl rains over wheat
states vest OF the Mississippi River, a. wei
as predictions that tho rain Will extend INTO
the states OF the ohio Valley. caused general
ceiling and prices developed weakness. drop
ring :. diac. win active Liquidation stop
loss orders were uncovered on the decline,
but late IN the session there was a moderate
rally. with hnal prices y ole net lower Har-
lcstlus operations arc In progress az far north
~ Oklahoma. and new crop wheat was being
offered ia Chicago, early shipment from that
state. Exporters took = loads Of Manitoba at
40 . rcd hero, 81 49,. domestic
basis. to arrive. and export 81 2ia,. b
aaoat. TO arrive. 40 l Northern Duluth
81 Isi.. b afoat cORN-The weakness
ia wheat. NJ we'll prospects ~ rain and
some Increase In tho country offerings In the
ONO Valley states, discouraged aggressive
buyiug. bur Armness IN the cash position and
prospects ~ falling of In the movement
had a stimulating influence on values, ana
prices held steady. closing 4 a &c net higher.
Export corn. s24c, { o b snost OATS
Moderately active and Irregular. Win July
SC lower. while late months were urn at
B.. aLc advance. Cash oats. standard whit"
dc In elevator. No .. 6liac; No .. e0he;
20 I. 6Jc: natural and white clipped, so
Gic on track RYE-Nomnal BARLEY
quiet. mailing. 81 i5nsl 25. q T Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14

Winthrop. Mass, has awarded temporary
loan in anticipation of taxes Of $4,000, ma
turing April 2, 1872 TO Old Colony Trust
Company at 3.73 per cent discount.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
BOND DOTS.

Lynn, Mass, awarded a temporary loan
Of $4,000, maturing $4,000 on October %
and 800 900 October 90, to Blake Bros IL
Co, at $50 per cent discount less 81 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES..

Gross earnings Of the passenger depart
ment of the Northern Ohio Railway and
Light Company showed an increase for
May of 1920 over those for May, 1911
This. indicates a gain in gross earnings
from all sources for the month of at least
$4,000 The gain in gross earnings for
April was s2l,7G9. For the first five months
of the present fiscal year Indications are
that the increase in gross earnings will be
at least S121,W0
The listing on the New York Stock EN-
change OF the Standard Gas and Electric
Company per cent convertible bonds is OF
importance as the company is one Of the
most prominent public utility holding COM
panies In the country and represents wide
range Of operations on the exchange mar
ket
The amount of Standard Gas and Elec-
trio Company bonds outstanding is $1,000.
900. They are convertible into the per
cent preferred shares of this company on
the basis OF 10 in bonds for 100 I'm the
stock. Among the places where the com
panies in which the Standard Gas and
Electric Company holds substantial blocks
of securities operate are Fort Smith, Ark:
Stockton and San Diego Cal; Mobile, Ala;
Muskogee and Oklahoma City. Okla;
Louisville, st. Paul, Minneapolis. and Ia
coma, Wash. The current rate of income
being derived from its investments is
equivalent TO over 275 per cent or the bond
interest requirements
a special meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Tennessee Railway. Light and Power
Company has been called for June g
at Portland. Me-, TO approve tho contract
under which the Tennessee Securities Com
pany issued common and preferred stocks
Of the Tennessee Railway, Light and Power
Company, also to approve the contract
between the syndicate managers and the
Tennessee Railway Light and Power Com
pany by which the latter guarantees pay
ment OF principal and interest OF the first
mortgage fifty-year per cent bonds of the
Tennessee Power Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-14
Rather Poor Outlook.

q, New York, New Haven & Hartford's
''ti may be increased by the general in
teslaas that the New York, Ontario &
Aes.rn may not declare its end-of-the-
lel p per cent dividend. The passing
Z ns dividend would withhold from the
ass haven treasury about $3.50. 900, as the
aurs holdings in the New York, Ontario
ss:tern represent a controlling interest.