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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29
MAY NOT GET CHEAPER GAS
Report Shows Brooklyn Con
Germs Earnings To BE Small.

summary OF the operations Of III"
Kings County Lighting Company for TN"
year 1911. as compared with 1870 prepared
hv Dr A. r. Weber. chief statisticiau oi
the Public Service Commission. and given
ont yesterday. shows that the total surplus
for 1911 was only S93.0Sl Is, which would seem
to show that tic company may not ultI-
matcly be- compelled to reduce its rate for
gas to s. cents per thousand cubic feet as
was ordered by the commission last fall.
The order was to take effect November
!. but the company carried the matter to
tho courts, ana il was permitted 10 Keep
on charging 81 per thousand feet on ming
a bond for $4,000 To insure the rcfundlng
10 customers Of the - cents withheld
should the final decision uphold tn" action
Of the commission. The amount withheld
during November and December amounted
to S515f =. and at that rate even three
months would have wiped oJt the surplus.
II is held that the order OF the commits
sion can be expected to he upheld II II
can bc shown that the capitalization oi tAe
company is largely water. Commission"
Naltbe conducted tn Investigation upou
which the order Of the commission was
based. The opinion which hc submitted
when the order was adopted ON October
%. 1911. put the total yaiu" of In" plant
at s247757g as compared with a 'apitaliZa-
ton Of $j.cot0" Mr.. Maltbi" said that
when the company was r"orglriz"d IN 1871
the capitalization was more than doubled
over night without any increase Of tang
bic property. Tho company operates IN
Bay Ridge and South Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29
AUTHORIZES PHONE BONDS
P. S. Commission Permits N. Y.
Co. Issue of 100000.

Albany. May 2S.-The Public Service
Commission to-day authorized the New
York Telephone Company to issue 100000,
par value, of its first and genera! mort
gage a? per cent sinking fund gold bonds,
to be sold at not less than % net The
proceeds are to be used entirely within
New York State for proposed improve
ments including the completion of the
Seneca ard Upper central Office building.
i'm Buffalo and the West 37th street cen
trail Office building, in New York city
The company IS to issue at present
So 100000 Of bonds. s2o,C0O03O to be used
for the purchase and requirement Of tn"
Bell telephone plants and property in Viz
Eina and West Virginia and for construc-
ton and Improvement Of facilities outside
New York State.
Under the Public Service Commission
law telephone companies are required to
secure the consent Of the commission for
only such capitalization as is needed
within this state. aud il is for that reason
that the application TO the New York com
mission Is for only 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29
MUTUAL GAS DIVIDEND
Nine Per Cent Likely This Year.
as in 1911-COmpany Doing Well.

The directors OF the New York Mutual
Gas Light Company about - per cent OF
the outstanding S3.f&G,G0O capital stock of
which IL owned by the Consolidated Gas
Company, will meet in June for action. on
the Semi-annual dividend. 1t is understood
that the two dividends Ia he declared in the
current year will amount to at least . pe'
cent, the rate paid in 1911 when the COM
pany earned $39G,5G2, OF a little more than
IL! per cent.
The holdings Of the Consolidated Gas
Company averaged II $3c2Ss share, 80
that with a per cent dividend on the
Mutual stock it will receive a trinc less than
per cent on its investment Tn" Mutual
company is doing rather better this year
than II did in 1911 but is not likely 60 he
able to increase largely lis business or earn
ings, since its plant and mains are III a
part Of this borough which Is fully dercl-
opcd, and tho small size Of the plant does
not permit heavy profits from hyproducts.
The Mutual Gas Company, however, ~ In
sound financial condition. and is doing "
profitable business with gas at so cents.
After roscrvin,; $"1N.40t for amortization
of capital last year. which reduced the fixed
capital employed I'm the business to S2,A9N.-
6G5. the reduction in the last three years
having been $50 49,. the balance for diN-
dcnds was S396. 49,, as already noted. n
Guiding amortization. the earnings for Tn"
year amounted 10 l7.9 per cent. or about
twice the Dividend The company has IN
accumulated surplus Of more than 40 por
cent on the sG.436.6o0 stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29
TO INSPECT w. M. EXTENSION
Officials of Road and New York
Central Start To night.

\ party Of officers and directors ~ m"
New York Central and ~" Western Mary
land Railway will leave this city this even
ing for Pittsburgh. fUpm which point they
will start on thu following morning on
trip Of inspection over IN" Pittsburgh &
Lake Erie and the Western Ma'ylar3.- new
cighty-ecycu-mi," extension from 'uWu"r.
land. Md, ~ Counollsyilr. Penn. where
connection is made with tho PITTSBURGH *
Lakes Eric's line Tho extension. which
has the lowest grades of any road over th"
Alleghencs, is practically completed, but
viii not bo formally opened for operation
before July ]. All the rail has been laid,
and most Of tho lallastuS. in which Stag
and crushed stone are used. has been I'm
ished An the tunnels are lined with con
crete and each is double tracked. except the
Big Savage tunnel
The New York Central officials who are
10 be Of the inspection party are charles
f. DAILY. vicc-pIosidcnt IN charge II traffic;
W. x. Vanderbilt ir., Vco-pr"sidcut, Harold
Vanderbilt and j. VI Schpuumakcr. Eicc-
president and general manager Of the PITTS
burgh & Lake Eric. The Western Mary
land representatives. viii Doc President Rob
ertson. Winslow :. Pierce. Edgar l.. Mars
ton Alvin W. Krcch, e.. r. Gates. Henry L.
Cooper and y. -. Adams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29
THE COTTON MARKET
Receivers Part of Mondays Loss
and Closes Steady.

Inquiries from spiuners. covering ny
shorts. uncertainty as to the government
condition report ana talk " damage by
hot winds in Texas and oklahoma helped
the cotton market yesterday to recover a
part IL Mondays loss. and the end of trad
ing found prices from ! TO II points bet
ter than on Monday afternoon and within
or > points Of tie best FOR the day The
weekly report Of the Weather Bureau
failed to stir things mp, but its publication
was followed by the high point of the day
trading.
The market opened unchanged to points
higher I'm sympathy with rather better
cables than expected and showed gener-
ally upward tendency. Slight reccssons oc-
CURED. but selling was not aggressive. and
while the bulk OF the demand was in the
way Of covering the buying by spot people
attracted considerable attention. Southern
spot markets were generally unchanged
The local spot market was quiet and 10
points higher at ll50c for mddling upland.
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29
NEW SECURITIES COMPANY.

The Securities Corporation General has
been incorporated In Virginia. with 5000,
Op0 & per cent cumulative preferred stock,
Of which t3,OO,pc0 has been Issued, and So
oOGCO common stock. Of which s,2J0,000 Is
outstanding. The common has been placed
In voting trust for five years. The com
pany will make a speciality Of investment
IN underwriting OF public service and rail
way corporations. The officers are: p. NJ.
Chandler. president; w. II. Sharp, vice.
president, and J. X. Trimble. secretary and
treasurer Among the directors are: A. J.
Hemphill, president of the Guaranty Trust
Company of this city: J. G.. White, presi-
dent OF J. g. White & Co; S. u. Mitchell,
president OF the Electric Bond and Share
Company: r. w Roebling, 1r.. OF Trenton,
and Caldwell Hardy. Of Norfolk, Va. ex-
president Of the American Bankers Asso-
citation,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune !
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Bosion Nay 2S--With Eastern holders
cleaning up their bins and bidding going on
actively in the West. the domestic wool mar.
krt shows more animation than for several
weeks Some heavy lines Of old territory
WOOL have rour to tho mills recently, while
I'm the West and in the ncecc wool SECTIONS
growers are demanding slight advances over
last year. Recent sales Of the new clip nav"
bean largely in Utah. All territory wool aver
ages from Zoe to 21c. In OHIO the best me-
dunn clips range from 25c to &c on the cars
Leading domestic quotations:
ohio and Pennsylvania heeces: Delains
washed. zoe: NX. 2sc: fine unmerchaDtable.
@3c: half blood combing, eGc: three-cighths
.7m"7iYc: quarter. 26W27c; delaine unwashed
&c; fine nc. Michigan and New York; Fine
unwashed. ~ zoe, delano, 23c; half blood.
-. O., a 9Gr Wisconsin and Missouri: Three
oighths blood 26c; quarter, $50 28c. Ken
tuck, and similar; Half blood unwashed. acc,
three-.igEths. 26u &c.
SECURED basis. TtNas-Fine six to eight
months iSM J0c: fine twelve months. 53c :.
fine fail 4ae 45r. Californa-Northefn. J0c /:
middle county, 4SG5oc; southern, 466t+7c; fail
free. iia &c. Eastern No I staple.
5>c. Eastern clothing, soc; valley No I. ~
n Use
Territory. Fine staple, d2Q6Sc fine ne
dunn, - n aac. line clothing, 53g55c, fne
medium. 500 52c half blood combing sia
5sc: three-cighths. Boa 52c: quarter. 4Gf4sc
pulled Fine A, 53155c; \ supers. 81 q $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29
RoBIN RESUMES EXAMINATION
Minutes of Northern Bank Meeting De-
clared Incorrect by Director.

Joseph 6. Robin, who is in tho Tombs
awaiting sentence on his plea Of guilty Of
grand larceny, made another trip TO the
Federal Building yesterday afternoon to
resume his examination of tn" directors Of
the Northern Bank in the capacity of at
torncy in fact for creditor He is try
ing TO prove that james VI. Clifford, coun-
sci for the bank, was responsible for III"
collapse Of the institution through his re-
fusal to accept financial aid.
Anthony Stumpf, one Of the directors Of
thc Northern Bank. testified that hc did not
vote 10 close the bank, aud what pur-
ported to be- copy Of the minutes of "A
directors meeting held Oh December %,
1910 WAS introduced by Robin. According
To these minutes Stumpf voted for the
closing ~ the bank, and Fred. l.. Grant
president Of the bank, presided ut the
meeting. Stumpf declared the minutes
were not correct and said clifford preside
at the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29
ITEMS OF THE STREET.

,c,o,nt ycs,crd,v IN this market
Dividends have been declared ae follows.
American Can Company, regularly quar-
torlv =, per cent on the preferred stock
payable July /. Chicago city Railways
-, To-, -. pa,l,ya, stool Srriur
-. - ,,,ar,,,r,. -. nor cont o..
,,o ,,rot,rroJ noyahl. Iune n. RyNaI,
General Electric Company. quarterly ''
r"r cent "n IL" common. raFahI" juno
Montana T"norah Mining 'np"h>,
o.
-. ,,......... &c..
Iu' .l".' 81"
~ W.
cat" ''"'" INV ''l'"' '"s az" ,'"''
WAY "''p'"l ANU VIZ ''''''''"'
ASSN ''"'" ~ - ''''''
9 y ,.,,c,,,.,b.;,, .,,d Thomas N S,ru-
,,...r.r tram MANAGER of ~. Amcrlca,
smelling and Refining Coupar.. have b.,i,
'I''t'' oI'' lots "I ''' 'n''I"'U""a' S'''"
i"'"P '''"P"''f' '-'''n'"N ',.l"''''
'"tE'"''''"' N"' va '''' y" '''' ''''''''
al" ''' '"' N''"'" i"''"'''
M r.,,o pauro,d ,,,,,,,..,,,. ro,o-,, tor
,rr,I ,r,ss earnings Of 81 772 ~ a decrease
~ s;af rls from tho earnings az IN. Same
rontl, I'm 1911. operatlug cSueuses and
taxes 81 a?3. so2 increase So. iaS. and opera,.
'''N
~ ogden has hen elected q dirc.tor
nj tho American Can Cnnpanv In pIscs OF
q II H,yue resigned
5 l.. Schoonmaker and George =. Clark
have resigned as directors OF the Norfolk
Southern Railroad Company.
The Union Pacihc Railroad Company re-
ports Tor Apnl gross operating revenue OF
N,etS.o0. an Increase or s'S,91: expenses
ana taxes Hooio"; increase Sbh,Si. ana
Southern Pacific Company reports for tho
same month gross Of $40 81 O57. an increase
of 1896 so. expenses and taxes, E,5i5, 73i: In
crease 800 ~. and net operating revenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29
ALLIS-CHALMERS SALE
New Company Will Buy Plant as Part
of REORGANIZATION Plan.

Milwaukee. May 2S.-Foreclosure proceed
ines have been brought I'm the Federal Court
here on a s5c1.0o mortgage on tho Ais
Chalmers plant by the Continental and
Commercial Trust and Savings Bank OF
Chicago. which holds the mortgage
The proceedings are explained here as the
formal step in the reorganization OF the
company under the receivership 10y which
the new company. which has about @en,"
in bonds Of the old company. will bid In the
property At foreclosure and complete the
II is stated that tn" fore
closure will in no way affect the operation
OF the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29
READING EARNINGS SHRINK
Poor Showing for April Due Part
ly to Coal Mining Shutdown.

The figures Of the Readings April state
mont. issued yesterday. reflect tn" unfayor-
able conditions due 10 th" shutdown In the
anthracite regions. Receipts Of the Phila-
dcIphia and Reading CoH and Iron Com
pany were only &G1L against N7s3,j2l
IN April 1911; expenses were N"G,0S,
against SiGi5 ia, and net earnings showed
a deficit OF s2GHrl. comparing with a sur
plus Of $iH.4m earned IN April last year.
Receipts Of the Philadelphia 81 Reading
Railway Company In ApriI were $2,9SI i65,
against s. 9Sl $40 for that month year ago;
expenses. $2.37S41l. against $3.50, t2, the
net earnings being sGO3.o5l. compared with
81. N92i8 for April. 1911. Set income Of The
Reading Company was SIj9oi9. The net
earnings Of the three companies aggregated
1853, O2g, and after dcductng the months
proportion Of fixed charges and taxes.
amounting 10 1868 go there was a deficit of
Si99. III compared with a surplus OF Ssi5,2l7
earned IN April, 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29
COPPER PRICE AGAIN RAISED
Market Firm at 1634 Cents, with
MANY Sales for August Delivery.

Tho United Metals Selling Company yes
terddy advanced its prico for clcrtrolyuc
one-elghth OF cent a pound 10 1914 cents,
IA new high record for the current move
mcnt, and several Of the chief INDEPENDENT
producing and selling companies promptly
followed its lead, the market being firm at
the higher level.
The sharp rise in the price Of standard
copper in London was accompanied yestcr-
day by large luying orders from Europe.
and a good business WAS done with domes-
tic consumers. Most Of the transactions
were for Angus, delivery, many of the large
producing interests being sold out for June
and July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29
cEls HELD FOR GRAND JURY.

R!cnard Geib, twcnty-four years old who
shot and killed James Boylan. a former
saloonkeeper. al No 1856 West l29th street
was held yesterday by Coroner Feinberg
for the grand jury. Geib's attorney an
uounccd that lie would apply to the Dis
trlct Attorney to have a medical committee
examine the man an TO his sanity. Gelb is
the son of the widow OF Edward L. Leeds
Of stamford. Conn, who Inherited over
million dollars from her husband. Mrs
Leeds later married DIR. Henry Geib. Of
Stamford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29
LAST PUJo LETTER NOT RECEIVED

The local banks have not Vet received
copies of the second letter from Chairman
Puio Of the House Committee OH Banking
and Currency asking them TO send 10 the
COMMITTEES at once their answers 10 the
list Of questions forwarded to them several
weeks ago. Most OF tho banks have filed
out tho blanks, but have not sent them TO
Washington. Bankers say that In view
OF the request Of tn" Puio committee for
enlarged powers I'm the bill now before
Congress. there IS no occasion Tor them to
assume that the committee already has
the proper authorization FOR obtaining the
information which IL seeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29

common to prim, sheep tewes) sold at - 25g
s. 80 per 100 10. virginia spring ianuS. $40 -
and d bunch az Maryland At sane nsure.
Dressed mutton 81 fair demand AT log l.9c.
dressed lambs. l4n l7isc' dressed Spite
hnG-. &c e. . ~ reT raTcass "'''ou'
~IyS--McPherson X Co. 255 virginia spring
lambs. - % average. at SO 70 per 700 10,
Kcms commission company: 20? virginia
spring lambs % 10. SO -. ISIS. ~ H., $40 -:
- - To- $40 -. - yearlings. 81 ID. 81 lnt
Sd ~ 10 bucks lei, ISIS h. So IS; l. i5o II, s..
Newton Il Co: H. Maryland spring lambs
90 10. $40 -. 10 sheep. IL ID, s. 50; ~ l24 H.
HoGS-Rec,!pts. IS cars. or $3.50 head. az
Tor slaughter Feeling firm a'd nominal s. ~
q s. 20 tor Light 70 heavy hoss' y -opS - 7"
: SaIss call late yestcrdayD-W. L. Hume: 81
stat" boss l07 II average, at IS u per 100 III;
o. l4n 10. s. 10. l. rouchs. 3+2 10, 81.
j. 6. curtis & Son: :" state hogs, 2o2 70.
: s t@ - ar 81 h. Il S. ~ "
Mcrhcrson 4 20. 30 state hogs, 100 10.
IS -; roushs, -" ID. 81 10 boar 800 TO-
Chicago. May CATTLE Receipts. $500;
st,.rs S6,SS u: Western So 25aSI 20; stockers
aud feeders 81 2Jd$G IS, cows and he!fers. S9P
S. calves s. 50aS9 HOiS-Receiptsl 1901;
weak and generally 30 lower: Light s7gs7 o.
mixed. - l5a$7 10. heavy. 81 1887 90; roas.;
81 l3QS7 81 Igs $59$69o; bgjk Ss OF sales io ne,
=
W 1dSs T Gl 6 yeaT1ss * 5casf So LAMBS.
native S54sg Western, s. 151rS9 20
Kansas CITY. NAV s.-CATTLE-Reeepts.
& 500 Including 700 Southerns best steady. 9th
ell, steady 70 so lower: dressed beef and eXpor.
steers. s. 35aS9 30; fair to good, 50 oogSS 70:
Western. 50 5oa$9; stckers and feeders, s5T
81 II: southern s. 25dSN 90: Southern cows;
So 75asG so: native. 50 75QsI 20; heifer.. 500
s. 80: bulls S5ds7; calves, s. 5ogSs 90. HOGS
Recep! l5oo oai9o lSMe s cu paoSsr. ,nd
Sgss oS s. 4 RSs go lgRts s. 2o8s Is, piss
So 5uuSB -. SlIEEP-ReCeipts, I,OoO; louzoo
higher: lambs So 2JaS9 so: yeariings. 81 oOp
s. 10. wethers, 81 1896 -. ewes, ~ 23gSoO 10;
stockcrs ana feeders, S34S5 Texas goats, $50
cincinnati. May 2s.--CATTLB-- Receipts, 1874;
steady: steers, $3gSS 4o hefeTs' stQs -, eowS;
81 HOGS-Receipts Ls70; active and 6gl0o
81 pigs and lights s. 5ogs7 Is; stays $3.50:
lambs s. 5oa$7 y; spring lambs. s. o9as99o.
East Banao. May %.CAT Tbt'LReceip,ns,
$50; active and strong NEALs-ReGeipss' ~;
ccipts. zoo: active ana ltGt20c higher heayy;
s. 2oaSS -; mixed, s. l5qSs %; Workers, - SD
S. 20, pigs 81 6q$7 49, roughs s. logSa ~
AND LAMBS Receipts, 500; slow and Steady
lambs. S4Q$9, yearlngs s7a$I 5O wethers, s6g
So 10 ewes s5US5 -, sheep, mixed 81 ooS
IBy Telegraph to Tho TribuneI
81 Louis. May Is -CATTLE-Receipts. 2Al3:
active ana lOul5c higher; steers. s. l5as9 -
hcif,rs. - lOpSs -; cows, 81 5oaS' - southern
steers 55a$S. IoGs-Ueceipts, s,sl3 Inoi.
heavy 81 GrES7 70. bulk OF sales - i3Gsl ~
packers. - 3pgSI 60: best lights, - loasI W
fnir, 50 e1oSI; best pigs, SIgs6 90. common 70
ity, and good grades lOd l5c higher: spring
lambs 81 25G$9 ~; clipped lambs s6aSs 20
clipped sheep. - 7jDS5 40; common. 81 5odSi"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29
LOWER FARES TO NEWARK
McAdoo Company Makes Arrangements
with PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.

William G McAdoo, president OF the
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company.
announced yesterday that final arrange
mcuts had been made with the Pennsyl-
vauia Railroad and that the long looked
for reduced rate between Newark or points
on the rapid transit line had been estab-
lishCd. The rate by way OF the Pennsyl-
vauia Will ho 10 cents one way and 81 cents
FOR the round trip.
Passengers coming into town at the Hud
son Terminal will be able to ride even
cheaper. The rate to Park Place, Newark,
Will be II cents ono way and 20 cents for
the round trip. Tho new rate goes into
effect on Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29
MONTREAL LIGHT COMPANY.

The Montreal Light Heat and Power
Company reports for the fiscal year ended
April -. 1912. gross earnings Of A,569,.5j, an
increase OF $50 l29 over the figures of the
preceding fiscal year. expenses, $2.l2j,239;
increase S297.ij3. and net earnings. 81
SAOl6. After subtracting interest OF siSJ,7i6,
the balance available for dividends was
81, 35s, $50. equal to 1887 per cent earned on
the outstanding capital stock. against 1879
per cent I'm the preceding year After
deductlng dividends of sl,36oCCo and $5coO"
for depreciation and insurance funds. the
surplus for the year was Si9N.2b9 comparing
with S353,2S for the year ended April 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions In bankruptcy
were filed yesterday.
SAMUEL II. COHEN. trading as the
American Dress Suit case Company. manu-
featuring leather cases, No. 70 White street.
Involuntary Creditors: Louis LifkowlH.
slvo: Max Wechsler. $50 and Herman Ha-
HERMAN & NAEGELI, d New York
State corporation. retail dealers In furni-
ture No. 3J9s Third avenue; Involuntary.
Rauch, 1915, and Louis H. Link, s2l2.
SOLOMON HfRSCHKORN, "A retail
dealer I'm baby carriages, trunks, bags, etc,
No. 1856 Delaney street; involuntary, cred
itors: Subway Mercantile Company, $"o6,
Cooper & Woismantel Manufacturing Com
pany G57. and Haywood Bros. N Wake-
field Company. 1888. .,,-
PRENTISS CLOCK IMPROVEMENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29
CEMENT MERGER PLAN GIVEN UP.

The plan reported Il few months ago for
about fifteen Western &C.
ment manufacturing concerns Is likely to
be abandoned. according to adviccs from
Kansas city the promoters being unable
TO come to an agreement upon the terms or
the merger. 1t was reported some time
ago that the merger had actually been ef-
fectcd. and that a new company, called the
Central Portland Cement Company, with
$40 600, 80 capital stock, had been formed to
take over the concerns included I'm the COM
ilnatlun plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29
SHARES WITHOUT PAR VALUE
Two New York Companies Incorporat-
ed Under New State Law.

Albany, May 2-Two New York city
companies. the Veitch Motor Manufactur-
ing Company and the Neitch Securities
Company. were Incorporated to-day with At
capItal stock Of shares without nominal Of
ar value.
This form Of organization is permitted
undey iaw passed this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29

rOMPANA. clocks. No. - chambers street;
voluntary. Liabilities. >i5.5-l; assets, S'.''
John W. Low. No. $40 West lj6th street;
voluntary. Liabilities. claims for 1924: no
assets $500
Paul ORLENElF. an actor. No s West
2th street. voluntary. Liabilities, F%'HN'
no assets.
JAMES II. BETS Fort Washington ave-
nue.. voluutar, Liabilities, Sli9; no assets.
SAMUEL RUBIN. No. - M,'hdhlcH
street. New Rochelle. y. y, voluntary.
Liabilities, Ssh: assets. So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

Tho Aurora, Elsin Chicago I'.lroa"
Company continues 10 make good gains j.,
earnings. For the ten months OF the "Sc"i
wear they are at the rate of per cent io'
The wear on the $4,000 Of preferred S'ocN'
and at a little over 3.2o per cent on inc
same amount Of common. May and June,
tive two remaining months Of the slsca
,,sar "A. excellent periods for traction com
raries. 90 1t IS believed that at least per
can't viii be shown on the common for the
fun year
For April the company had gain ot &c.
os1 in gross earnings, $54d in net earnings
and 5000 in surplus. For the ten mcnths
o,,dsd Apru 60 1912, the statement shows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NV YORK, May N lpI'7
REEVES Receipts, ~ cars. or 90 head
Nothing doing Feeling weak Dressed beef IN
fair demand at II i2m l3lgc. 40 later cables
and no exports from this port to-day.
CAINES-Rcceipts ll6 head; - on sale.
Trade limited for lack OF offerings. steady
feeling. Medium Veals sold at 50 ~ per 100 No.
pressed calves nrm to higher. city dressed
vraIs selling at l2lg HlGi2c; country dressed
at II a lie.
sales Newton & 90 81 Maryland Neals. 1873
10 average. at 50 - per 100 lb.
Eerus Commission Company tomittrd yes
terdavl. O. state Vcals, 1873 III. $40 90.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 10 cars or
4 400 head; ST. cars on sale Sheep and sprlns
lambs were steady: no last years lambs Of
fcred. but nominally steady for good stock