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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New YORK. July IS 1912
GRiIN-WHEAT-New from the Am-ri-
teriug azure, and bulls were IN . panic 70
get rid OF their holdings The market was
weak from the start and - ling pressure
increased Until stop loss orders were uucov-
cred. and az the close prices showed net loss
OF - d4Sc Crop experts sent IN very IA
vorablo ad"iccS placing the condition OF the
wheat a. an unusually high percentage.
while Snow said that present spring wheat
crop prospects are for the largest crop ever
grown IN Minnesota and the Dakotas, which
can easily exceed 200 600 600 bushels and
that the probabilities OF serious black rust
damage are remote Foreign markets
were weak FOR the late months. owing 10
favorable crop prospects from Russia
Worlds exports were o3TG.oOO bushels COM
pared With I1.O23 600 last week and n 3O2 900
last year The visible IN the United states
showed n decrease % 1910. 600. compared
with a decrease - S47 900 last week and
an increase % 2.B3s.Ouo a year ago. No .
red wheat here. 81 ll6si ~. elevator. e1-
aHOat. No l Northern Duluth, 81 10 Z b
nnoat. CORN-Priccs we're easy under ac-
tive commission house selling. Firmness in
the cash position had tendency 10 check
the decline but near the close the market
became very weak, closing At a net decline
or s.GlHc. Worlds exports were O. sol .OO1
compared with S.l0l 900 last week and A.
T5T 900 last year. Tho visible showed de-
crease OF 9S3. 600 compared with decrease
~ $4,000 last week and decrease OF l.
2OJ, 600 last year Export cIrn here. S3c
{ % anoat OATS-Wenk ana lower. clos
Ing AZ a decline Of i4iisc. The visible
showed decrease 81 900, compared with
decrease NJ 10000 last week and n le-
crease Of 23OT. 600 last year Cash oats
firm: standard white. 5Si7c In elevator; No
.. SIC. No 3, 5sHc: No I, 57isc: natural and
Nominal. BARLEY-QuIet; mating. 81 ia
81 % c Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
THE CROP MARKETS
Favorable Crop Reports Cause
HEAVY Declines in Cereals.

Prices for the big grains yesterday went
down with a rush and bulls in wheat
were not far from a panic IN their eff
forts TO unload. Crop reports from all
the districts were Of the most hattering
nature, black rust damage was shown
to be a negligible quantity, the condi-
ton of wheat was declared to be I'M
usually good, Kansas reported larger
thrashing returns than had teen expect
ed. and the natural consequence fol-
lowed. The market here opened weak
struck the tobosgan slide at the start,
and did not stop sliding until stop loss
orders were uncovered. closing at a net
loss from Saturdays final Of Ss.Q4'sc
Firmness in the cash position had ten
dency 10 check the decline In corn, but
the drop IN wheat was too mulch TO over
come, and the market closed weak a;
loss Of %dlLc from Saturdays finish.
Oats kept in line with wheat and corn,
being weak and sagging all day, with
the end of trading showing losses OF ~
lie.
The deadlock which marked last week
in the coffee market held ove- yesterday
Neither side seemed disposed TO do any
trading. and sales aggregated only l3,IO
bags. the market closing at points on
TO points higher than on Saturday. The
frmness in Brazil is believed to be due
to feeling there that the bumper crop
counted on for next year will not ma
terialize. This is apparently backed up
BY the fact that while port stocks In
Brazil are about 5000 bags larger than
year ago. exporters are very firm and
refuse to sell except at prices consid'
craDly above parity with those ruling IN
consuming countries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
OPPOSES COTTON BILL
New Orleans Man Says Meas
ure Would Ruin Planters.

New Orleans. July 1.-THE Beall anti
cotton futures bill, IL enacted, viii strike
Southern prosperity the severcst blow 1t
has sustained Ia many years" was the
declaration made ~ ". B. Thompson.
cx-prcsidcnt Of the New Orleans Gotten
Exchange. IN telegram which he sent
today 70 members OF the House and SEN
ate at Washington. Mr.. Thompson ar
sued for regulation Of futures trading.
but declared the Bca!l bill would hr!ns
financial ruin TO the cotton planter The
telegram follows.
The proposed legislation would prevent
Amcrcan m rChauts irJm neIglng their
spot purchases and sales. and may DE-
s,T.y the American contract exchanges.
Ihe inevitable results Of such conclusion
would be.
FIRST 10 deprive the cotton producer 4
the multitude OF small competitive mar
kets and buyers which row purchase his
crop. and IN consequence summary low
or the price OF cotton, and. second, u
place the pricc-makirs power unreseg' cd
iy in the hands Of cJmDir alton Of for
cign BUYERS and euurors, who would uu-
gucstionably fix u low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
INCOME OF RAILROADS
Commission Gives Figures for
10 Months Ended April 80.

The Interstate Commerce Commission
has made public the figures OF revenues
and expenses for the ten months ended
April 20, 1912, OF the steam railways In the
United States the operating revenues of
which exceed 100000 a year.
The combined freight revenue Of these
roads for the ten months was 81. ISL so, 0T0.
or 1874 a mile. against 81, 55s. 424 434, or
1921 a mile, in the corresponding ten
months Of the preceding fiscal year. Pas
senger revenue aggregated 1888 23S,50i.
against s5Sl.SSO,922 for the ten months
ended April so, 1911; other transportation
non-transportation revenue, So, 232, 1876 q
gain Of Sl.53253S total operating revenue
being $500, al. 752, or S0,5O3 a mile. COM
pairing with s., 2SS %, 1876, or slO.5O3 a mile.
in the ten months ended April 80 last
year.
The total expenditure for maintenance
of way and structure for the period was
S2S3, 1872, $685. against $2S7, 0j6,j76 for the same
period in the preceding fiscal year, de-
crease Of 50, 663 $50; and for maintenance
Of equipment 1855 ,l3l, 1856. against $751;
67O.06O, an increase Of 1916 ,O75. Traffic
expenses were Ss,eSs,9O transportation
expenses 1881. 2iS,135, an increase of 500.
1858; general expenses, $57,233 sj3; and
total operating expenses, S,5S5, 954. rs, an
increase Of S32,571.7T7.
Net operating revenue was S7l4. AZ. 02s,
and total net S7l4.945,O7O Deducting &C
crued taxes of $4,000 $50, this item being
about 100000 larger than for the same
ten months in the preceding year. the OPP
Grating income was $6lS,340,9Sl against
1923, 7lS.l26. the average number Of miles
operated by the reporting roads being
Zs,O33.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS
Total Value Slightly Less than
for Preceding Year.

Exports OF agricultural products for the
twelve months ended June 3d. as reported
by tho Bureau Of Statistics, aggregated
in value s9ii, Oo2.2 PIG. closely approxi;natins
the total OF the preceding year. s9H. 49,.
95i. the decrease being only s5sO.73s. The
value of the breadstuffs exported was
sllo.54225O, a decrease OF sl.le0,sSJ. The
value Of the wheat sent abroad was more
than 100000 larger than in the proceed.
ing year, this gain being more thar off.
set by decreases in corn, -four and other
breadstuffs.
Cotton exports were 1854. so7.sS5. agaIns,
s5S4.S5l.SO7, a decrease OF sis.7i3.6o2: and
exports OF cattle. sheep and hogs de.
creased :4.363,7 96 TO ssS6S.Ols. These de.
creases and that in breadstuffs. however,
are almost balanced by the increase Of
s7,0SS, sl1 in the value of meat and dairy
products shipped. totallIng sl32, ei2,o21. anc
the increase Of sl7sls,79i In oils. the az.
gregate value OF which was slg7,e46.s72
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool, July -wHEAT-spot steadyi
No red Western winter, IS I'd: No MANI
toba. IS Iad; No g. Is 10. Futures stsadyI
July, Is sad; October, Is 2Ad; December
Is lSd. CoRN-5pot steady: old American.
mixed IS 1i7d: new. kiln dried, Gs 100; Fut-
ures weak; september, IS %. FLoUR-Winter
patents 2es I'd. HOPS in London Pacific
COAST. II 7sQtO IS. BEEF-Extra India mess,
1905. PORK - Prime mess, Western. 9ss.
HAMS-Short cut, 5ss 90. BACON-Cumber-
land cut. J9s: short rib. Cos Cd: clear bellies.
SIS. long clear middlsS, light 59s; heavy. 6ssi
short clear backs. 54s SHOULDERS-Squ9re
40s. LARD--Pr!me Western, tiercss: 52si
American refined. pals, 53s Sd. CHEESE
Canadian finest white. new, G2s Cd: colored.
SIS Sd. TALIIOw-Prirns city Us. TURPEN-
TINE-Spirits, 34s 3D. ROSIN-Common, lis.
Observation-Disclosures Ssd. LiNSEED OIL,
Ais Cd.
gal. Us cd: muscoyado lis Sd. BEET SUGAR
July t3s lisd. LINSEEp-Calcutta, July
August. 6ls Sd. LINSEED OIL, 3es Sd.
SPERM OIL. $50 PETRoLEUM..AmsTiSan
refined SAD; spirits 9ttd. TCRPENTINE-
Spirits, 3as Cd. RosIN--American strained,
los Cd: fine, lSs 7isd.
Antwerp. July l5.--PETRoLEUM, % francs
30 confines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16

s2o9s2o So BEEF HAMs-ouiet; s2sGssl;
losc; pigs. ike. CUT MEATs-Pickled bel BEL
Hes quiet, llGllEc. Picked hams te stus
laasiac. TALLow..steaady. Special, ,, SsG:
city. sac; country. 5Aq6isc. LARD-Middlse
West 10 40Gi0.5 soc; city easy. lobc; renned,
South America, ll.T0c; Continent, O s
Brazil kegs. u zoe; compound firm. s%asSe'
sTEARINE-Quiet. oleo, l2hgl3c. CITY laru'
s-coPPER-standard firm but
quiet; Spot. IL I5a Il. nc; July. ~, 81 az
E12be: August lS.s71sgl7.25c. and septeh-
Der, 1887 hgi7.I2iac. Arrivals, 5,8l3 tons; sh-
ports for month thus far l3,2s9 tons. London
strong At rs Is ID for spot and fI5 las I'd ioF
futures. Lake copper firm at liz Qli 1ac; eiec-
trolytic. iTGl7hc; casting, l5SG16Be. TN
Easy. Spot, 44.I5d44s35c; July. A. l0d44 z2c;
August. 43.621Q4ic; september. 43 Esq tS. soc,
October, .s7h443J0c. Local sales 20 tons
July, New York. az 44c. London closed tzul
Is ID for spot and i107 los for futures LEAD
quiet. Spot. 4.GIl,g4.7 5c. New York, 4.oOg
4T0c, East ST Louis. Local sales. 5000 10
spot New York at zoe. London. IFS as %,
SPBLTER-Dul. Spot, New York. T.2Og
T4Oc; East 81 Louis 0.T5q1. &c. London. f2d
SIS. IRON-Cleyeland warrants. SOS Oh n Lon
don. Locally unchanged No foundry. North
srn. No / Southern and soft, s10 5OqSl8; No z
Northern, SIS 25qsl3 rs.
COTTON SEED OII.-Active and weak un,
der heavy liquidation. Discouraged longs SOLO
freely stop loss orders were encountered ana
prices late in the day wero weak, closing at
to 70 points net lower. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
MoIAssEs AND sYRUPS-Quiet and I'M


changed
NAVAL sTOREs-spirits turpentine was
quiet and without change. Rosn and lar
steady.
OiLs-L!nseed oil unchanged. Refined pc
troleum steady, at S6Oc for standard white IN
barrels at New York.
RICE--A light distributing business main
tains prices in absence Of selling pressure.
sUGAK-Rehncd firm and prices were ad-
vanced 10 points by the American and Howell.
bringing all reineds TO the basis OF D. Oc Tor
fne graduated. net. less per cent for CASH
Raw was firm, at an advance OF points. Re.
fners more inclined to talk business, and
sales were reported Of 3.IOO bags OF CuDas
ahOat at 9-l6c cost and freight, equal 10
302c here for centrifugal, 90 test and cargo
OF Cubas for August shipment az Csc, cost
and freight. equal 10 3.0sc here. spot prices:
Centrifugal. % test. 3.02c; muscovado, 10 test.
3.42c. and molasses, 50 test, 3iIc In LONDON
beet sugar was excited, with July quoted early
at l3s / I'D: August. l3s lad, and October
December at lis 3hd. The late cable showed
the curb market had advance 81 nd on
July. lad on August. and decline OF Bad on
October December.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
TO RUN COAL sARoEs IN SOUTH.

The Alabama and New Orleans Trans
po-tation Company has been organized in
New Jersey with IjS7O,O per cent cumu-
lative preferred stock, 10000 common
stock and 100000 bonds 10 operate
feet OF several hundred self-propelllns
steel barges which will be used In moving
coal from the mines OF tho Black War
rior River basin. I'm Alabama, 70 New
Orleans. The barges are to be built in
Detroit. The officers Of the new COM
pany are: Phlneas W. sprague, Of Bos-
ton. president Vincent Goldthwaite, vice.
president and treasurer. and John II.
bernhard, general manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions In bankruptcy were
hied in the United States District Court
yesterday:
NATHAN KoPPELMAN and LYMAN
bosses, doing business as the Bell Dress and
Waist Company, at No. 12I Spring street
Involuntary. by these creditors: Richard
Hamburger s453. and NJ. Tobias, SAT. Judge
Hand appointed BERNARD j. Maccorry Gus
todian with n bond OF $780, Liabilities are
81 ono and assets 81 800.
ISIDOR OsHEROFsKY and JACOB. OAR.
RIS. as the Triangle Suspender Company Al
No. $40 Canal street. Involuntary, by thsss
creditors: metropolitan Garter Company, 500
American Garter Company 500, and the Re.
liable Belt Manufacturing Company. S2eS
Assets are estimated az $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16

S'OOOVVo preferred stock and g. OOo COO
common stock. The preferred Is redeem
aDie at the option of the company in
"ho,e OF In part at 10. plus accrued divi.
Genus and sinking fund provides tor
tue purchase or ultimate redemption CT
the lsseue at 100. The company has no
iuhued or other debt, and the net earn
lhss available for dividends for the three
Years ended November 80. 1911. average
Si''O'o year. the actual net earnings fer
s4g7.O79. '9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
LONDON WOOL SALES,

London. July 15.-The offerings at Ire wool
auction sales to-day amounted TO ll.ele bales.
Competition was animated and prices were
strong All sections, including America, wers
eager to buy suitable pracels. The sales fol-
low: New South Wales. ! 100 bales; secured,
is lkdals l0;ld: greasy. 6dd1s. Victoria.
BOO; secured, lsGis Sd; greasy, ohdqls 80.
South Australia. . 400; secured. Is lHdQls
3ild: greasy, 7lsdgsls "a. Tasmania, 100;
greasy. odds Cd. New Zealand, 3,SOoi
greasy. 71sG1s lad. Cape Of Good Hope and
Natal. 100; secured, Is 3dais hisd. Punn
Arenas, ECO; greasy, 7dgis Nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEH.Ts.
sEABoARD CLEARAyCEs.

flour AND MEAI.-FlJur was weak in
sympathy with the break In wheat. but trad
INK was inactive. spring patents s. 4jH
a. 70: winter straights. 81 oONs5 10; winter
patents 81 20 SIS co: spring clears, ~ GOO
81 %: extra 40 I winter, 81 500 ~ 90; 40 :.
81 iOTs4 20: Kansas stralghls. ~ - Y 81;
fancy spring patents. 50 GOHs0 50. RYE
FLOUR steady; fair to good - io1st 90
quiet: kiln dried. 81 20. BAG MEAI-Fine
white and yellow. 81 7Oasl 10 coarse: 81
isl 20 FEED-Western spring ~ 70
standard rniddiing. SOS 90: hour do. $50 80
red dog k33 90: city bran. S24 u bulk. s26 %
sacks: niddlIng s2s con $50: red dog s33 90
homlny chop, Res 500 SD bulk. s29 20 q $50 20
sacks. OfTMEAL. SAG 30 nom nal.
COFFFF--With the Hayre market closed
and no Indication OF any chanEe In the pres
cnt deadlock between Brazil and consuming
countries there was little 70 attract specu-
lation either way in the cones market, and
trading was quiet. sales amounting TO l3uno
bags Prices opened unchanged 20 points
higher and closed at . points decline TO ?
points advance. Hamburg showed an adj
vance Of Y pfennig and Rio ~ a santos were
unchanged Receipts at Brazilian points this
Heason aggregate 100000 bags. compared
win 400 con last year and $50 900 two years
ago. spot quiet and unchanged at lihc for
Rio 40 T. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16

LIVERPOOL cabes-Spot In good demand .
sales. 10 600 bales; SPECULATION and export soo
,,r,S opetcI quiet at u point decline: closed
oiiet AZ a net decline Of az poiats 10 an ad-
vance Of l point: July 300; July-August'
'Gcfobcr GT9hd: October-November. G.74d;
SoTenber-Deceniber. G.70Hd; December Janu-
airy. G.e9Ed; yanuary,fee to9hd' fs 9
Hfsy GTiI4d: May-JuEc. G.T2.d Manchester
Yarns frm; cloths quiet and firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. July 15.--Record breaking crops.
that experts to-day declared 10 be fairly IN
ket here closed denJraiized s+sd4bc bushel
lower than forty-eight hours before. Corn fnr
ished at a decline OF .G1l7c, oats down 10
lac. and provisions varying from TIC on TO
an advance Of 21sc. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. July l5.-CLovERsEEp. per bush.
October $40 10: December $40 %; ALSIkE--
August. $40 40; September, $40 %. TIMOTHY
August, September and October ~ 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16

PROyIsIONS-steadym most u the day, but
near The close was easy, In sympathy with
prain. ponK-Quiet Mess $40 25as2o ~;
family. s2o6sel; short clear Sh 2SgsG' BEE RE
SIS so; packet. sITgsl1 80: extra India mess,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16

Foreign houses sold a few hundred
shares more than they bought IN this
market Yesterday, their total transactions
being small.
Dividends have been declared as fol-
lows: Chicago, ST. Paul. Minneapolis &
Omaha Railway Company, regular semi
annual 3la per cent each on the common
and preferred stocks, both payable Au-
gust 20: Consolidation Coal Company, reg
ular quarterly " per cent, payable July
81; Dominion Coal Company. regular
semi-annual 3l2 per cent on the preferred
payable August !; Rome, Watertown az
Ogdensburg Railroad Company, regular
quarterly IL per cent, payable August 4oi
Steel Company Of Canada, regular quar-
terly l94 per cent on the preferred, PAYABLE
August !.
The American Sugar Refining Company
and 3. II. Howell, Son & Co. have raised
their quotations for refined sugar 10 points
TO $40 cents a pound, the price estab-
!ished two or three days ago by the other
reAners except the Federal COMPANY
which is quoting SO cents for delayed
and 500 cents for prompt shipments.
The Southern Railway Company ordered
II 600 tons Of steel rails from the Tennes-
gee Coal. Iron and Railroad Company. The
Western Maryland Railway Company has
ordered 2,l00 tons OF open-hearth rails
from the Carnegie Steel Company and
. 700 tons from the Bethlehem Steel Cor
poratlon
The American Glue Company reports
for the fiscal year ended May 81 last net
earnings of s242484, a decrease OF NSSi8
fro,. the figures OF the preceding year
Adding the net earnings to the previous
surplus Of $1.O4S,S72 and also adding the
premium Of SlG. 40 derive from the SAFE
of stock and deducting 10000 Tor depre-
citation. a balance is shown or N'6'''15o
available for dividends. and after deduct
ing dividends paid. s1S7, 236, the profit ard
loss surplus stands at N,1SS,36O, against
81 ,O4s,g7l a year previously
FIFTY thousand pounds Of New YORK
SPOT lead were sold yesterday at ."
cents a pound, an advance OF ~ points
over the previous quotation.
e. r. Duer. formerly credit manager Oh
The Guaranty Trust Company and more
recently connected with the company
bond department, has resigned to become
a member of a banking firm.
The Standard oil Company OF indiana
has declared a quarterly dividend OF PEI
cent payable August 81, the hrst alN'-
dend declaration 70 be made on tue III
creased capitalization
The National City Bank has e&le-iuet
for one year the 100000 one-year per
cont notes Of the Consolidated Gas Com
pany maturing on August i Inc re-
nal Issue. for the same amount anu
period but bearing 4 per cent interest,"
n,atured August 10, 1910. The interest Fa'e
beine changed TO s per cent the ho.e .s
were renewed for one year. ana IN Asii
were again renewed for year.
Renorts that the Chicago, Burlington O
Quincy is planning a large increase III
cauitaI stock and will absorb the Colo-
RADIO G. Southern road are denied by o'h-
GERS OF the Burlington both in TINS Guy
and Chicago.
Frederick Strauss and Eliot WadsWorth
have been elected directors OF the bu.'e
Electric and Power Company, succeed'"s
copley Amory and F. L. Ames.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

a little while ago some one who was in
close touch with the ways of the Ameri-
can Lisht and Traction Company made a
prediction that the stock would sell at
SiVO share before the close Of the pres
cilt hscal year. However the stock now
mas advanced to $685. It has been seen
that the advance in the stock has been
constant for some weeks past, It having
started upward at about 800, where it had
held for some time. Regular quarterly
dividends are paid on the common stock
Of 20 per cent in cash and 2iA per cent in
common stock, and every point rise in
the stock makes the stock dividends just
so much more valuable, Earnings Of the
company continue good, and all indica-
tons now are that, despite the reduction
IN rates made in several cities served by
the company late In 1911, amounting in
the aggregate to almost $4,000 on the
1911 business the present year will show
an increase in net earnings over 1911.
Persons connected with the company say
the present quarterly dividend of 2is per
cent in common stock. in addition to the
regular quarterly cash dividends, is
continuous melon cutting" and as al
ready stated, the outlook is FOR this to be
continued indefinitely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
ELalN BUTTER MARKET.

Eisin, July i5.-The quotation COMMITTEES
OF the Elgin Board OF Trade this afternoon
declared butter firm at &c a pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16

The Columbia Railway. Gas and Elec-
trio Company of South Carolina reports
gross earnings Of S5l,392 for May, 1872,
against s44,77O for May, 1911 an increase
of 1882 For the FIVE months ended May
81. 1912, gross earnings were &72''ij'
against S257, 263 for the first FIVE months
Of 1911. an Increase OF $3j,4s9. Gross earn
ings for the fiscal year ended December
81. 1911. were S5SO,O77. while net earnings
were S29S.35l.
The company has just completed the In
stal!auJn Of q new 3.ooo-hoTsepower tur-
bine and also the construction OF seven
miles Of new track and new car barns,
These improvements Will result In larger
gross earnings at lower rate Of opera
ton. The company Is estimated TO serve
about 5000 Of the population.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
ITEMS OF THE STREET,

Foreign houses sold a few hundred
shares more than they bought in this
market yesterday. their total transactions
being small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16

Frederick Strauss and Eliot Wadsworth
have been elected directors OF the Buzz
Electric and Power Company succeedi"e
copley Amory and F. L. Ames.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16

The reports OF gross earnings for May
of the Massachusetts Lighting Compa-
MES. a corporation which, with seventeen
subsidiary companies, tends TO serve
twenty-nine cities and towns in Massa
chusetts, are S66,9eo, an increase Of &il05
over May. 1911. For the five months end
ed May 81 gross earnings were S3S073O, an
increase Of $lg,7SS over the corresponding
period Of last year. The gross earnings
for the fiscal year ended December 81,
1911. were s1,2lS7i2, with net earnings
Of s4l5,3i3.
Tho total sal, gas and electric cur
rent for Nay show an increase Of IS per
cent. ard for the ave months an increase
o. g. per cent. An entirely new territory
Hiil soon be opened TO the company by
the organization Of the Harvard Gas and
Electric Company. which has obtained
franchise TO furnish light and power in
Harvard The capital required to take on
this new territory will be small as the
current will be furnished by the Aver
Electric Light Company, another sub
sidiary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
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