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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16
INDIAN Co. TROUBLE
100000 Floating Debt Due
December 81.

Because of tbe maturing in the near
future Of large volume Of indebtedness
Of the Indian Refining Company, a stock
holders protective committee has been
formed, composed of Archibald Forbes,
L. r. Dick, James NJ. Hutton, Louis V.
Bright, Max c. Fleischmann, r. II. Glib
son, E. G. Potter and Lazard Kahn. The
obligations which must be taken care Of
aggregating s2,50O000, will mature on De-
cember 81. The plans of the committee,
one Of its members said yesterday, CON-
template a readjustment OF the COM
pany's finances, and not reorganization
and formation of a new corporation.
The Indian Refining Company was in
corporated In Maine In 1904. and has out
standing 100000 each Of common and 7
per cent cumulative preferred stock. 1t
has also s35S5,OO0 first serial 8 per cent
bonds, due 100000 each six months from
October !, 1912, to October l. 1921, and car
trust obligations totalling $3.50 Divi-
dends on the common stock at the rate OF
IL per cent a year were paid quarterly
from July. 1908. to October, 1911, inclusive.
no payments having been made since the
latter date. The dividends OF Ia per cent
quarterly to WHICH the preferred stock is
entitled were paid regularly UP to Sep
TENDER, 1911. when dividend payments on
the issue were suspended. The stock is
widely distributed the larger part OF It,
however, being held in and near Gin
cinnati
The company, which produces, trans
ports and refnes crude oil and various
petroleum products, has refining plants
at points in Illinois and Kentucky and In
New Orleans. owns large storage stations
in Illinois and at New Orleans and Jersey
City. and has many distributing stations
In this country and Europe.
The directors are Richmond lowering,
the president; T. l.. Pomeroy, the treas
urer; William c. Proctor, c. l.. Harrison,
w. 8. Rowe. l.. B. Franklin, Evans r.
Dick, p. G. Potter and Hugo Blumenthal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16
The Middle West Utilities Company ha
COMMITTEE FOR COL. MIDLAND

In view of the default OF the colorado
Midland Railway Company under one OF
rs outstanding notes. a protective com
,ni,tee consisting OF J. n. Wallace. chair
man; James n. Jarvie' harry broiHo.
and B. Ay1nar Sands, has been formeu' AZ
the request of holders Of the company
first mortgage 4 per cent hrty-year soIu
bonds, with a view TO securing pronip'
and concerted action for tho protecuoh
OF their interests Joiine, Larkin d fa'h-
hone are counsel for the commlttee'
Holders of bonds are urged TO deposit the
same at once in negotiable form. win
the coupon Of January l, 1913, and all SUP,
sequent coupons attached. Deposits shoulu
be made with the Central Trust company
~ New York. Certificates Of deposit VIII
he issued for all bonds deposited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16
CANADA SOUTHERN MORTGAGE

The Canada Southern Railway company
has executed a new first and reiunuihs
mortgage TO secure an authorized issue OF
$40. 10000 consolidated fifty-year Per
cent gold bonds, guaranteed principal ana
interest by the Michigan Central haiiroau
Company OF the newly authorized ponuH
81, 500 900 win soon be issued for TAXING
up the 100000 first mortgage bs' que
January /, and the 100000 second mort
gage Is, maturing March l. and for re-
imburslng the Michigan Central FOR "
10000 expended by that company IN pet
terments and improvements on the can
ada Southern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16
THE COTTON MARKET
Active and Unsettled, Closing at
Decline.

Except for a bulge caused by bullish
census report on domestic mill consump-
ton, the tendency Of prices was downward
in the cotton market yesterday, with
heavy liquidation, claims OF less active
spot demand and leaning toward increased
estimates OF the yield. The market opened
barely steady at a decline of to IL
points, and the active months sold IL to
16 points net lower in the first few min
utes. A rally of or points followed,
but failed TO attract any broadening de-
mand, and prices turned easier under
liquidation. while bears sold more agrees
sively as the market broke into new low
ground for the movement. After showing
net loss OF from % to q points, prices
rallied in the last ten minutes. when sew
eral leading brokers entered the ring and
gave aggressive support, buying the 40
tive months I'm 5000 bale blocks. Closing
prices showed a rally of or 10 points
from the lowest, but were TO 19 points
down from Thursdays prices. After the
close private sales were reported at FUR
ther advance of 3 OF points, and II was
rumOred that several long lines had been
completely liquidated. The census report
on supply and distribution indicated that
following a domestic mill consumption OF
1899 bales during September the mills
have consumed 611,2S5 bales during Octo-
Der, a total for two months OF 94S,6O7
bales, against 776,S26 bales last year.
Southern spot markets were lac higher
to the same amount lower and the local
market was easy and 20 points lower, at
11.90c for middling uplands Local con-
tract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Nov. i5-"The Commercial BulletiR'
will say OF the wool market tomorrow:
1T is not strange considering the extensive
business that has been done recently and the
short stocks OF wool on hand, an well as the
fact that the manufacturers are now rather
betwee en- seasons that trading has slackened up
this week Prices have not shown any signs
OF easing of, however. and In the markets OF
the world generally there Is a distinct upward
tendency Mills are well occupied, many Of
them running night shifts
The shipments OF wool from Boston from
24s e00.e64 pounds, against 1876. 464. 800 for the
same period last year. The receipts from
January l to November H. inclusive, were
Sal. 1858 pounds. against 2Ti,450. T57 for the
same period las. year"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER--The local Street market for
copper was firm. with lake and electrolytic
quoted at 1892 y e l7.S7Ifc, and casting.
II 2501T37hc. Arrivals OF copper at New
York were 1870 tons. and exports for tho
month thus far q. sS3 tons. Standard copper
on the Metal Exchange was Arm. with spot
IT zoe bid; November and December u 20fp
l7.50o: January, i7.2OQ1745c. and Febru-
airy, 17.t5ql745c. London copper closed at
t7S 5s for spot and no for futures
TIN was easy, with spot and November
quoted at 50.12E Q5037mc; December.
90 i2 y 950.25e. and January and February.
son 20 26c. In London tin was firm. with
spot and futures closing at f229 l5s.
LEAD was dull at 4.7O94.75c in New
York and 81 4.6O@4G coo In East st Louis.
sPELTEP-DuIl; New York srot, 1880
745c. and East ST Louis, 725H735c.
IRON-Cieyeland warrants. CTS 1854 in
London Locally iron was firm but quiet
with No foundry Northern quoted al SIS 25
Gs1S rs; No 2, SIT T5qS1S25; No 1 South
ern, SIS T5T $40 25. and soft. s1s 50QSis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16

e Weekly movement figures: Port receipts,
5J2, 10 bales. against 45B, 2}5 last year. over
land to mills and Canada A., $40, against 48.-
6SI last year; Southern mill tRkngs (esti-
mated, 10000. against $1,000 last year; gain
OF stocks at interior towns 20, 74s, against 3S.-
i.75a against 62S, 7S6 last year. Total crop
movement: Port receipts, 4.32g G5l GO added.
against 4, 42l, 08S last year; overland TO mills
and Canada, l.e43, against POI, 65S lAst year !
Southern mill takings, 10000. against 10000
last year: stock at interior towns In excess OF
September !, 44e, $50. against 500 CSC last year;
brought into sight thus far for season, $751;
All, against $685. 626 last year. The crop
movement Is respectively for 70 days this sea-
son against rs days last season.
Liverpool cables-Spot dull sales, 1000 bales;
speculation and export, 100; American, 900;
imports, 5000 all American; mdding upland,
OTSd. Futures opened quiet, at l4lh points
advance, closed barely steady, TO points
lower, November. G.5Si: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ruary, 642hd. February-MnTch. 6ihd;
March-Apri, April-May and Aay-June, 6Dd;
June-July. 6.4Oad. July-August 03g1d; Au-
gUst-September, G.3ld: September-O October,
b.18i. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm: cloths, the
higher prices asked check business.
New Orleans. Nov. l5-Cotton futures sut-
'ered net decline OF is 10 20 points to-day,
the market displaying weakness throughout the
points on poor cables and good weather condl-
tionH. Brokers had fair selling orders ana
prices took 10 the down grade shortly after the
opening. PROFIT taking by shorts checked the
decline for while. bus the market turned
weak again later, when the ely movement
into slght proved much larr an expected
Prices In late trading weTu .s 10 - points be-
low Thursdays last nguTes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16

moderate business.
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpentine steady
and unchanged. Rosin steady, with tar firm
OILS-No further change was reported in
llnseed oil. Refined petroleum steady, at s.35c
for standard white in barrels at New York.
RiCE-Firm, with good demand at full
prices.
frm granulated, 490c. Raw held firm and
unchanged. Centrifugal. 80 test 405c; mus
covado 50 test. 3.55c, and molasses sugar. 80
test. 3.3Oc. Willett & Gray: Total stock OF
Europe and America, 1OOS 300 tons, against
757,977 tons at the uneven dates last
year. The increase OF stock Is 210.923 tons,
against an increase of 103,556 tons last week.
Total stocks and afoats together show visible
supply OF LOIS, 300 tons. against 934,3i7 tons
last year, or an increase OF l43, 923 tons"
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nee. d,yidends have been declared:

E, These dividends have been declared:
Associated Merchants Company, regular
1ccarterly ~ per cent ana extra y PEI 80. ~.
'is e. the common stock both payable November
United Dry Goods Companies. regular quar-
terly * per cent on the preferred peSaoie
Standard on Company Of New Jersey, regu-
\ lar quarterly 0 per cent payable December 10
r observation-disclosures Company. regular quar-
terry ~ per cent ana extra pa per cent on
ttne common, payable AT once, ana regular
quarterly IL and Ia per cent respectively,
payable December I.
~ General Chemical Company. extra dividend
upon NE common stock Of per cent. payable
. After February J. 1913 in the common stock
me company, a. par.
The Standard OH Company Of Cali
tprnia has declared dividend Of 21s per
cent, payable December IS, the first dec
Ilaration since 1910. before the company
was segregated from the STANDARD on
company Of New Jersey The authorized
capital stock was increased last summer
from $500 900 to $4,000 900. and $50, 600
OF the new stock was issued, making the
present outstanding stock 100000.
Ehe Delaware. Lackawanna & Western
hailroad Company has ordered 1870 cars
rom the American Car and Foundry
company, 800 from Barney & Smith and
~ from the Standard Steel Car Company.
Bradstrcet's" reports the exports OF
gram for the week, with comparisons,
asures in bushels, as follows: Wheat,
nQlr included, 5,l1S9l, against 5,76S,72j
lsSt week and &Jl3.O74 in this week last
year nom July TO date, s., 449,227, COM
pared With G., S7GGS5 in the same period OF
lAst year. Corn, 2453l, contrasted with
@'oS last week and 164 .27S In this week
year ago: from July TO date. 1,45S,3OO,
against 1OsO3.G98 IN the corresponding
time last year.
me San Toy Mining Company, in which
.nerles NJ. Schwab was in the past large
interested, has declared dividend OF
Per cent, payable on December 70. Four
dividends OF ] per cent each were paid I'm
Nh. but none has been declared this
year until now
loss by the banks Of A,2620O0 in cash
" indicated by the known movements Of
money this week. Receipts from the In
tsrlor we're sl2,720,0OO. and shipments to
Interior points were s12,559,OOO, including
$4,000 national bank notes turned in
ior redemption and 10000 transferred
hrov2h the Sub-TrcasuTy TO San Fran
e0eo, tho ret gain frou the interior being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16

$4,000. Ordinary disbursements by the
sub-Treasury were N5,O5l,OOO, and pay
ments by the banks to that institution
were &OslO,OOo, the loss on Sub-Treasury
operations proper being s5,Ss,OOO. The
total gain from the interior and by new
gold Gl,436,00O was Sl,5g7, 900, deduction of
which from the Sub-Treasury loss made
the net loss to the banks s4,262, 900.
Exports Of copper for the week ended
November IA were 1926 tons and from
January / to November II were 2S5, S53
tons, the latter total comparing with 49,
$50 tons for the corresponding period in
1871.
The Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Company has ordered ninety-one locomo-
tives from the American Locomotive
Company. The same road recently or
dered twenty-nine locomotives from the
Baldwin Locomotive Works
G.. W. Sargent has been elected d.
rector of the Cruclble Steel Company,
succeeding o. II. Wharton.
AppnCauon mas Deen maze 10 the Ne"
York Stock Exchange to list s9c,oOoOOO
thirty-year per cent gold debentures OF
the New York Central and 100000 adj
ditional prior lien 4 per cent bonds OF the
Northern Pacific Railway Company.
The Iron Steamboat Company Of New
Jersey reports for the fiscal year ended
October 81 last gross earnings Of $SsO,S9
against SS13,sl6 for the preceding year;
expenses and taxes, $2SS, 523, against Sis,-
g76, and net earnings. $S2436, a decrease
Of g. l64. After payment of S24,S62 charges
the surplus for the year was $3.50, de-
crease OF 81 ,55G
The General Chemical Company has de-
clared an extra dividend OF per cent on
the common stock, payable February l..
The regular quarterly IA per cent on the
preferred also has been declared. payable
January e. The extra dividend is paya-
BILE In common stock at par 10 stockhold-
ers Of record December 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16
ERIE TO BORROW 100000.

Albany, Nov. 16.-The Puohc 9erVIue
Commission has authorized the Erie Haii'
road Company TO execute It's gold equip
ment trust obligations to the amount OF
s.. 600 900 TO pay for new equipment. The
certificates are to be sold at 1913 and ac-
crued interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York, November

New York, November IS. 1912.
BEEyES-Rsceipts, 115 cars. or 2Oil
head; IS cars on sale. steers in fair demand
and Toe higher; bulls about steady; medium
and common cows barely steady; fat cows
a trife firm. About all sold. Ordinary TO
prime steers sold at 50 6o9$9 per 100 10;
bulls, Hqs5 50i cows. 81 5O9s6 Dressed
beef steady at 101f0c for city dressed ma
tive SIDES: s4Ioc for Texas beef,
Sales-Tobin q Shannon Ohio steers
1900 Id average, 80 per 100 10; IL, III ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov 15.--wheat to-day. for ths
third day in succession, broke the low prioe
record Of the season. The fine outlook for the
winter crop was the last straw on holders.
Weakness ruled at the close, with tho market
sc 10 &c under last night. Corn showed a net
loss OF go 10 1hc: oats finished unchanged "a
h9Nc of. and provisions varying from i2bo
decline 20 the same as twenty-four hours be-
fore Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16

PROyIsIONS-HoB products only mod
erately active but prices were slightly easier
owing 10 a decline In tho hog market and in
sympathy with corn. PORK-Steady; mess
SIS i5qSi9 30; family. s23qS24; short clear. So
QS24 SO BEEF-Strong: mess, sl90$20: fam
lily. s23ds2i; packet, s20aS2l; extra India
mess S3Sla $40 BEEF HAMS--Dull $3.50
sal 30 DRESSED HOGS-steady; bacons,
iihalihc pigs. 12c. CUT MEATs-Piekled
SteadS. lac, nominal TAILow~Easy; spe.,
cial TIC: city. 6Ao: country, 8a8ao LARD
--I;asy; Middle West. ll.2511i.35c: city. Ito
iibo: refined steady. South america, IL. roc;
pornd barely steady. 7%GShc sTEARINE-
Easy; cleo. 12c; city lard, 12Ac.
COTTONSEED OIIl-Fairly active early,
hut developed an easier tone, and at the close
was sac points net lower. Locsi contract
prices
Oper. High. Low. Close. day
cnot 6T5G6 90 b.S7
Nov bs3Q5.s6 5.S7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16
ITEMS OF THE STREET.

Little business was transacted TOT Ioi-
eigu account There were purchases OF
about 1900 shares by London, with buying
TO smaller extent for the Continent on
direct cable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The report of the Federal Light d
Traction Company for the month OF
September shows that earnings were
as4 1872. an increase of tl2S54, or Isl per
cent compared with the corresponding
period OF last year. The earnings for the
nine months ended September 30 were
$50, O9S, an increase Of *SoO27, or 1872 per
cent. contrasted with the same period In
1911.
The first estimated cost of $4,000 for
the present proposed underground rail-
way lines of Cleveland, Ohio, has been
/ increased 70 practically s1i,5Oo,ooO. But II
is reported that this Will not delay start
ing the work on the subway system be-
vond November /. 1913, according to Sec
rotary Thomas p. Schmidt of the Under
ground company. Reported delays In
financing the proposition are without
foundation, officials assert. About 3D.
900 of stock has already been taken
nv cleveland interests and the remainder
held by Eastern capitalists, according 70
Mr. Schmidt. II larger amount than
r.. zoo OOJ should be needed, he says, 1t can
be secured.
Information from Harrisburg, Penn IS
that Governor Tener has given his ap-
proyal to the merger of the Ohio valley
Electric Comany, capital s62,7oO into the
Southern Heat, Light & Power Com
many. OF Pittsburg. with $4,000 capital.
I d, Gallery, of Pittsburgh, is president.
II those who are supposed TO be talking
for Governor-elect Drum Of Illinois are
conversant with the sentiments OF the
coming state executive, the creator OF
public utility commission for the sucker
state will be one OF his first measures
otter entering on his official duties
The Middle West Utilities Company has
acquired all but 2 per cent Of the COM
mon stock of tho Illinois Northern
utilities Company, which was organized
nv Samuel insult I'm April OF this year.
THE basis OF exchange is SO preferred
and s1S 80 common stock OF Middle west
Irtlities for each 800 par value common
stock Of the Illinois Northern Utihues
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16
SEED PRICES.

Toledo, Nov. l5-CLOVERsEED = Cash.
prime $40 72i: December and March, SO TN
AI.SIKE-Prime. s12 90; December and March,
SIP 90 TIMoTHY-Prime, 81 so; December
81 Seh March, 81 e2l4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. Noyember ~. l9l2

New York. November 10, lblZ
GRAIN 49, WHEAT -- Steadily increasing
suppllps and an Indifferent demand became
more efrcctive. and prices broke to new low
levels FOR tho season. closing at tho low point
OF the day. with a not loss OF q PC FOR
glgn news caused q slightly Bteadier opening,
rut the political situation abroad was be-
Ueyed 10 have ceased TO be bulllsh feat
urc Export bids are being reduced about as
fast as The market declines, and were said
~ he abou, 2c a bushel out OF line. Tho
domestic demand for cash wheat appears
10 be diminishing. Tho new crop OF winter
wheat. according to THE Modern Miller
ia I'm spIerdid condition. and seldom have the
fields presented such q healthy growth. no
red winter was quoted nominally at u W
elevator and 81 09h o ahoati No l North
ern spring, Od4c, anoat COHN-A,so
made new low records. closing at a net de-
cline OF u 8lHc Tho weakness In wheat
Influenced sentiment, but tho principal de-
pressing factor was tho splendid weather
Tor curing the crop and prospects OF heavy
receipts OF new corn in the near future. Elk
port corn, $40 nominal, o ahoat, De-
steady. In the face Of the decline In wheat
and corn and ut tho close were unchanged
10 4 net lower Cash market easy. stand
ard white 1910 asked; No Q white nom
inal. No 3, 37lsc nominal: No 4. sec bic; ;
natural white. S5987hc, white clipped. 81
Ss4Sc' ali track. RYE-Easy; No . Western
sc 4 Csc / Buffalo BARLEY-Easy;
mating 5TIT0c. c I Buffalo. feeding, bsA
nominal c 1 New York. Wheat. including
-four exports for the week, according TO
Bradstrocts, aggregate Oil. So bushels
against sos, T25 last week and 8.5l3O74 last
year. since July I. s5.44e.227, against o.
$40 6s5 last season. Corn exports for the
week. 24534 bushels, against 22,o49 last
week and I8l,27S last year; since July i,
Lass, $50, against 10. s03. sos laet season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16
BOND DOTS.

San Diego Cal. will receive proposals
until $3.50 p. m. on November 81 Tor
1895, 900 ~ per cent municipal improve
ment bonds. Dated July I, 1919.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16

Proposals will be received by tho City
Commissioners, care Of the Mercantile
Banking and Trust Company, OF Mounds
VILE. Marshall County, W. Va, until l
D. IN. on December for the $4,000 per
cent S-13-year, average, Improvement
bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16
The Copper Movement.

There is a demand for copper IN Europe
and the buying at present is reported 10
be the first OF any importance within the
last two months. One Wall Street house
that speclalizes in coppers says that II Is
informed that foreign syndicate onered
above II cents for 100000 pounds and
that the bid was refused, the demand
price being Tx cents. 1t is expected that
within the next thirty days there will be
liberal bookings for domestic ana Foreign
requirements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.

FLOUR AND MEAL-lnaotivo ana shade
lower. Spring patents. 81 o5gS4 90; winter
stralghts, y S5gsi g. Winter patents; - ~ cog
winter. 81 1884 .; No 2. - 0oas4 20; Kansas
etralghts. 81 209Si 30; fancy sprlng patents patents
IS cS 3 9o choice TO fancy sSS q S OS
100 10. CORNMFAL--Kiln dried. - l5 BAG
MEAIs-Flne white and yellow, 81 OoGsl %;
coarse, 81 6O9S1 50. FEED-Western spring.
S29 10: standard middIIns. $40 0oi nour DO
S3O: red dog, S9l 90; city bran. ~ 20 bulk
"a Is sacks; middllnC, s2s 5Oasa3; red dog
s52 so; homlny chop, .s23qs2I blk, s2I 2og
SOS 30 sacks; oilmeai. s83 hOgs95 90.
COFFEE-Showed a marked resistance to
buIligh Influences and business was only mod
crate, sales amounting 70 u, 253 bags. Al tho
orening values were 6g9 poinls higher, in re-
sponge TO a sharp adyanee abroad. but the
opening proved 20 be the high point OF the day,
ard nj tho close values were at the bostom at
unchanged TO 3 poiits n. higher. The decline
was duo more TO an absence OF demand rather
than 20 any great pressure 70 sell. Hayre
closed at a net advance OF hQx franc, Ham
burg at the top. with net advance OF &4l
pfennig. and .he Brazilian cables, covering
Thursdays market, gave prices az unchanged.
cash inactive and unchanged at 14Ao for Rio
no T. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16

o. c. Haynes. County Clerk OF Miles
City, Custer County, Mont, VIII receive
proposals until p. m. on December TOT
$4,000 10-2O-year, optional, refunding and
s17o 600 2o-year bridge per cent bonds.
An election will be held in Edgeneid'
Edgefeld County, S. c., on November 20
TO vote on the issuance OF $4,000 electric
light plant addition bonds.
Reports state that the City Council OF
Colorado Springs. Col. has authorized the
issuance of sI3,S92 % bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16
GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANIES
New York,

.Interest 20 be added.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16

u the situation may be accepted at its
face value Wabash is facing hea'S
assessment. and the prospect for the near
future is not encouraging. 1t IS said that
the Baruch interests hold most OF the
bonds and have in view levying an as
sessnent, estimated up TO $40 share
The Gould interests. ii is rumored, are OPP
posing any such move What VIII be the
result is not guaranteed by the interested