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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. Nov. 5.-The shares Of Union
Carbide and Sears Roebuck common di-
vided honors in leading the market In
local securities to-day. Both issues were
freely handled and each sustained sub
stantial advance in prices compared with
the preceding close Steel common was
improved in its position and American
Can made gains. Peoples Gas and
Montgomery Ward were lifted fraction
ally. Moderate demand for Diamond
Match. Swifts, National Carbon common
and Chicago Railways Series resulted In
sales at unchanged prices. Public Service
common and Chicago Railways Series 3
also were handled in small way at sta
tionary quotations. Sales OF Studebaker
common were made at 1874 and quaker
Oats preferred at 70. Pneumatic Tool iost
nearly a point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments for amounts
more than 800 were fled yesterday, the
first name being that Of the judgment
debtor:
Alien, Raiph--v. L. Carte. 5000 a.
Arancwitz. samuel-B. 5. Kahn. $l3s SO.
Hyrnc, Johl b. Herb. $l94 81.
Bell Frederick-Bogert Flour Company
Bogdcny, Joscph-M. PolItzer. sI42I1
Bedell. Elmer and Drusilla-A. l.. Powell.
BlschoR. franklin, jr.. cxecutor-w. sohmer,
State Controller. 1892 -.
Berg. Jacobs. II. Abelsky, Sl0i Sc.
Bowdery. Barbara K.-People's Trust Com
Costar. Georgc-J. sommer. 1906 a.
Camuer. Jos-ph-H II. Galinger. St.544 a.
Drucker. Saul-A. \. haas, S29j IS.
De Long, William H.-Ossaid Acetylene
Davis Haisay-J. Macklln. s1G1 90
Friedman. Man Gradinger ct al, 1906 80.
Ford. Hugh C.-Burns Brothers, sl5l 90.
Fuller. ElILabcth--C. W. Joyce $l04 ~
FrizzcIl, Richard IA. Letteresi S2S3 81.
Friedman Edward-J Nass S23s 50.
Frlcdsou. Hyman-H. Slamberg, Si+7 II.
Gold Robert-M Garaboss slG9 n
Goldstciu. Jacob-M. l.. Shame. $l9i 10.
Porter. Samuel-E. Kramer ct al, sl45 a..
quinn. James-Majcstic Hotel Company.
costs. $l053
hover Corporation, 5000 81.
Rubin, Harry-S. kanrowitz. s2iO ~. a.
Ros,rdorf, samuel-Pittsburgh Plate Glass
sbiyn.r. WjIhclmina-J n. Resented, SOB.
shapiro Minnie. or Minnie VOLTA. c. Roth
srhwartz Morris-E. Flshman, ct al, 1913 IS.
StichcL Abraham Schulman. 1888 II.
singer Resina-R. Frcedlander ct al
s.monti. constantine. and L. saputo-Peopie,
spiiitJ. lslac-s. ozdoba, ct al, costs.
sIiycrstcin. samuel-walkogs & Chase,
schnSHizcr. Philp-Bogert Flour Company.
Temples iT7 John F. VI. Simon. ct al,
pn [i' ,orelo-Rolandcli SIP 90
W,inshcaush, Julius-E. Regensburg Sons
wilson I.eba, John and J.-C. II. Never
,b,rI's Stock Con.pany-C. Wagner. 1921 81.
cadillac Hotel Company-C. Deiscoll, sl3'-
Empire mp state suspender company-w. V.
r,,,,rdailSn 'Company-F. seldak costs. 800.
Home Printing Company-M. koble Sooo 40
HarIs n. Urls Iron Works-F. {. Neuon'
Hci r"i1 A. Isaac-Flcisehmann Brothers CO.
us a,isi Unconstitutional standard EIec-
Ha awe GS James sii j. and John J. Bolan-Peo-
uic etc; 500.
Horowitz. Jacob. Bettinger: s2li 50.
H04E FRANK B.-b- smith, F'Np'
Hernon. Owen-American Exchange Cigar Co
1851 81. ,,., Al
Hough, James VT. NJ. Muiry ct al. Sl6S w.
Uazen Frederick C.-J RabnitZ; Slil 5s.
bernhard w. Mclaughlin Sls2 81.
Knabe Willlam-M. II. Borland COSTS; sl36 81.
Kuthe, Hermann; g. Roll SOS IS.
Ieyev lrene-H Burg; 1924 40.
Lewis Malka or Mollie-M. Amsterdam; N26 81.
Lash. Sidney r.. and Broadway Sign Building
Co, lnc.-H. Frank. jr.: 500 70.
Iamm Adolph-S. Berg. NlO2 H.
McGarvey, william NJ, and otto Nagel-state
Bank: $3.50 IS
Martin. Charles-Church T.. Gates Co; si05 10.
Nachese John, cxecutor-A 4. c. Montague;
$50 &c.
Maslow. Charles-Tower Manufacturing Co;
Sl37 O..
Morris. Nelson-J. Zuhr ct al; $3.50 So.
Murphy James Dbl. G. Faulhaber; Nli TO-
Murphy Danie-M. l. Elsenfedt; S5,l6l II.
McCanrey. James T., and Harry Williams
People etc. $500.
Paradise. Herman-A Amendeara: $500.
Male Little Grip Cohorts Building Co.
1911 70.
Rising Col. Friedman; 1851 40
suwassat Realty Col. Hayes: s2li %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-Standard copper on the Metal
Exchange was quiet with November quoted
10 II lGc; December, l5.20n l6c; January.
151JIlGc The local street market for cop
per was nominal. with Lake quoted 1873 a
i7Hc; electrolytic, 1914 a 1890, and casting
1874 16ikc. In London copper closed steady
al ri 12s for spot and go rs I'D for futures.
TIN-Ouiet. New York spot and Noyem-
her 40 15T 4035c; December 4O.2O4 .ooc
January, 4O25a 40. soc. and February, 80
Z, 40 soc In London the tin market closed
at flsS rs Cd for spot and 1854 rs I'd fer
futures. .ooa. an.
IEAD-Quet. New York spot, 40 n .4Oc.
and East ST Louis. 4.i5 n 425c. London lead
closed at $40 IS. 100
SPELTER-Quiet. New YORK spot o;3o "
20 and East ST Louis 515a525c. Lon
Don spelter closed at f2O 12s Cd
IRON-Middlesbor No ). DOS 1O17d' In
London. The local iron market was quiet
ana unchanged with No foundry Northern
ouotcd SI6aSi6 so; No Northern, SIS 80 70
siG, No / Southern and soft. SIS % "a SIS 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06
BOND DOTS.

A d. Schlegel, City Auditor OF New
Philadelphia, Tuscarawas County ONO
will receive proposals until noon on NO
venber Is for 5000 Az per cent park
bonds. denomination 5000, dated June J.
1912 and due 81 900 yearly from June l.
1914 TO 1922. inclusive. Accrued interest 10
be paid by the purchaser.
Renorts state that Ballinger. Runnels
County Tex. will hold an election in the
near future to submit 10 the voters the
o,uastion of Issuing the s22J,0o0 road bonds.
According TO local newspaper reports
crant's Pass. Josephine County. ore
held an election on october %, and Ia
vorable vote was cast on the question OF
issuing the $4,000 railroad aid bonds
The People's National Bank OF Wayhes-
horo was awarded on October % the Sio'Vo
Az per cent 1890 year option coupon TAX
free street improvement bonds u
yvoyreehoro. Franklin County, Penn.
u Schlege!, city auditor OF ne"
phiIadelphia, Tuscarawas County ONO
I'm receive PROPOSALS until noon on NO
,,on,har u for 5000 Az per cent park
,o,ds denomination $1,000, dated June l.
1912 and due 5000 yearly from June l.
1914 TO 1922. inclusive Accrued interest ~
he paid by the purchaser
Reports state that Balllnger' huniie'
Countv. Tex, will hold an election III INC
near future 10 submit TO the voters inc
question of issuing the $4,000 road bonus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06
Dividends were declared as follows:

Dividends were declared as follows
American Tobacco Company, regular quar-
terly OF Z per cent on common, payable De
cember to stock Of record November IL.
American smelling and Refining Company
1 per cent on common. payable December IL.
Kings County Electric Light and Power
Company. regular quarterly Of per cent.
payable December to stock Of record No
Standard Oil Company of California. regun--
lar quarterly Of 50 80. payable December 10
to stock of record November 20
Caney River Gas Company, quarterly OF
per cent payable November 20 10 stock OF
record November 10.
Cleveland and ssandusky Brewing Company
per cent on the preferred, payable DeeeH
Der IL.
Crex Carpet Company. semi annual OF per
cent. payable December 10 TO stock OF reSoIu
November 20. ,,. -,
u. per cent on preferred, payable November
90 to stock of record November 10.
International Coal and Coke company, /
per cent, payable December / TO STOCK OF ie'-
ord November -. -, "a
Mobile Electric Company quarterly OF
per cent on preferred, payable November Id ~
stock OF record October 81 -, 81. ner
Studebaker Corporation, quarterly OF - -
cent on preferred payable DECEMBER 10
stock Of record November 20
There will be no public offering OF the
$4,000 New Orleans, Texas Mexico
Railroad receivers certificates recently
issued by permission OF the federal court
at New Or cans.
INQUIRY among foreign banking houses
in the financial district yesterday failed 10
hiring out any confirmation OF the report
ed engagement of $4,000 gold in Germany
for import. Some houses express doubts
concerning the possibility of any sold
beinc allowed to go out OF Germany just
now except on a special transaction. con-
ditions here do not warrant resort to any
extraordinary measures to import the
metal.
The Chicago. Burlington & quincy Ran
road reports gross earnings for septem-
Der of S.g72.l III. as against Ss'oos'Sio las'
wear. Net earnings after taxes were SS'-
1G5 2Co. as compared with s3,l36,65'.
Gross earnings OF the MISSOURI Kansas
&. Texas for September were S,Si,o35' as
compared with S2,9iS.52s, and net earnings
were ssOi .9li, ls against Sio.145 for the
same month last year
The report OF the Great Northern Kali
way for September shows gross OF S'-
gi6 $50. an increase OF N,OeS.ll6. Net earn
ings were s. .s22 a gain Of S0l@.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06
SUGAR PLANT CLOSES; 1000 OUT.

The refinery of the National Sugar
Company at YonJers. which employs
about 100 men. has been temporarily
closed. 1t was denied by officers Of the
company, however. that the new tariff
bill had anything 10 do with the smut
down. II was said that the reason was
the lack Of demand for refined sugar. II
is expected that the Workers plant Will
stav closed until February or March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06
CURB ECHOES.

Two cars Of ore weighing about 100
tons were shipped from North Star last
week and assayed about s24 a ton The
bulk of this ore was taken from the two
raises in the stope above the 1,O5o-foot
level. both of which are now In shipping
grade ore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06
PROVISIONS - :

PROVISIONS - The market was heavy
earIy owing 10 weakness In the hog markets
and the decline In grain. but rallied late on
covering and buying by packers. closing at
Ness so3as23 80: family, s24 509s2T: short
clear, $40 T5Qs2l DEEF-Mess. slsqsis 90;
family. $40 5oas2O 80: packet, SIS 5oasl9 20:
extra india mess. s2sqs2o DRESSED ID, h tTS
p,ckleJ bellies dull; 10 10. 14&q15c; IL 10.
i4c: i. NJ. 1silc PICKLED HAMs-i4q
i4lc. TALLoW-Firm; special. &c; CITY,
exc: country. 6@6*c, LARD-Easy; m aoM,s
America. 70 Zoe: Continent. II. i5c; Brazil
kegs. 1910 compound quiet; Sac srEA-
RINi,-Steady: oleo, DC; city lard. li%c
COTTONSEED OII-The early decline In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06
EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports of merchandise from the
mort OF New York, az officially reported
~ the Custom House for the week ended
November / were estimated at Nfz--'l4o'
against S17.9945l2 last week and S5'Z6l''si
I'm the corresponding week LAST year
Since January last S759,97S,oO5, against
$500 go go in the corresponding period OF
1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06

New York, November >, 1913
GRAiN-WHEAT-The decline in wheat
which started in Europe and reflected by
weakness In the Western markets on Tuesday.
continued, and at the close the local markets
showed losses Of &c from the final OF Mon
day, while Chicago is4&c lower than
Tuesdays close The decline appeared 10 be
the result OF vigorous liquidation on the part
Of those who recently took the bull eide on
the strength OF decreasing receipts in the
Northwest and less favorable Argentine crop
news. At the decline the market showed
losses OF lsa2sc from the top OF the recent
upward movement which had carried prices
up about sc a bushel The decline abroad
ras due largely to favorable reports from Ar
sentina The movement at Northwestern
points was fairly liberal. and II thought
that with splendid weather conditions such as
now prevail farmers would again be disposed
10 sell. Furthermore. the prospects for tho
new winter wheat crop are exceptionally ia
yorabe. Bradstreet's visible showed an in
crease Of 100000 bushels in worlds stocks.
compared with an Increase OF 3.5s9.O0o last
year Export sales were reported OF about
p loads No 2 red winter wheat. 95lsc. | Z.
New York export basis. and orc. b: No
Northern. Duluth. 93c o b. CORN-'rhe bright.
cool weather over the corn belt led TO expecta-
tons OF increased receipts in the near future.
and the market weak under LIQUIDATION.
closing al a net decline Of Bqic The Price
Current said that husking returns up TO
government predictions, and indicated crop
OF around . 400 100000 bushels. Il. W. Snow
said that husking returns are very much mixed
and placed the total crop at . 3S7. 600 900 BUSH
els. and the amount in farmers hands at 49,
600 900 Bradstreets visible showed decrease
OF 81. 900, compared with a decrease of 375 600
last year. Argentine offers had a depressing
influence both in Europe and I'm America. Elk
port corn. 7s&c, T b. OATS-The market
was easter, in sympathy with wheat and corn
and owing 10 continued pressure of Canadian
oats well poor cash demand. Cash
market steady; standard white. 45d46c; No .,
46dl6i2c: No 2. 4td45c: No 4. 43d44c: ordi-
nary clipped. 43d45lsc; fancy, 46d47c. all Gle
yator. RYE-Steady; No 2 Western. size.
= Z, New York export. BARLEY-Steady;
mailing, 6sGIIc. I T. Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06
RANK SUES FOR ITS BALANCE.

Charles c. Murray, receive: OF the
r,rst. Second National Bank of Pits
burgh, Yesterday brought suit In the
Federal District Court against the Ma
tIonal Park Bank TO recover S24'ele -
belonging to the insolvent institution
witch il Is claimed the defendant held
m daposit on August 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06
SEED PRICES.

,or and March. IS %. ALSIKE-Prime.
cash. $40 so; December and March. $40 30.
TIMoTHY-Prime. cash. old. 81 AN new.
So 80; December. 81 5211; February. 81 go;
March, 81 62h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06

lard, as well as weakness In sgrain. caused q
moderate decline early, but late In the session
a steadier feeling developed. closing prices be-
ing point net lower to 4 points higher Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06
Bangor Power Company.

Announcement has been made by f. w
new dam Of the Bangor Power Company,
at Veazie, Me-, has been completed. The
Bangor Power Company is subsidiary
Of the Bangor Railway and Electric
Company which is controlled by +. w
Clark & Co.
The power plant at NeaZie was one OF
the earliest hydro-electric developments in
the United States. The new dam, located
on the Penobscot River three miles above
Bangor, Me-, will add 1000 horsepower TO
the generating capacity Of the power
plant, and will increase the company's
total capacity TO 1870 horsepower. The
old veazie dam was built OF timber about
sixty years ago. The new development is
constructed entirely of reinforced con-
crete and is considered one Of the best OF
it's kind in this section of the country.
Several other developments and extern
sions have recently been made to the
Bangor Railway and Electric Company
system. Because of the inroads when the
company's suburban line has made INTO
the business Of the Maine Central Kali
road between Bangor and Old Town, the
latter has abandoned its local steam train
service between those points. The terri
tory is now exclusively served by the
Bangor company, which has equipped the
line with automatic block signals The
resulting 20 per cent increase in passeh-
ger traffic has necesstated the ADDITION
of new steel cars The city of Bangor has
extended the franchise of the Bangor
Railway and Electric Company Tor
period OF twenty-five years. This par
ticular franchise covers system OF eiehI
miles of track There has also been eA-
tended for the same period FRANCHISE
held by the company covering a two-mile
street railway system in the town OF
Brewer. Renewal of these grants has en-
tirely cleaned up the franchise SITUATION
in that territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06

Shipments from the Cobalt camp last
week were larger than for some time past
4 total of eighteen cars were sent out OF
which only two cars were of low grade
from the Nipissing properties. The Carl
hon Cobalt made it's first shipment under
It's new name The ore weighed l'loo'-4'
hounds. of which McKinley-Darragh con-
tributed 3S4,777 pounds. Seven mines
shipped ORE while only three sent out
bullion. A total of 200 bars of bullion
were marketed, weighing 23os6S ounces
and valued at s139,244.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06
NEW YORK PRICES,
INTERIOR RECEIPT
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
'Figures for two days.

FLOUR AND MEAI-The declining ten
dency OF the wheat market discouraged active
trading In -four. as mills were not disposed 10
make concessions and buyers were holding Off.
Spring patents. 81 45Gs4 20; winter straights.
81 25dS4 30: winter patents. 81 45dS4 so; spring
clears. 81 15dS4 20: extra No winter, 81 $50
81 s.: No .. 81 1898 co. Kansas strsights,
RYE FLOUR-S;eady; fair 10 good. 81 600
SO 10; choice TO fancy, 81 75ds4 CORNMEA1.
Quiet: kiln dried, SO II. RAG MEAI1-Fine
white and yellow. 81 55TSi 60: coarse. 81 b0n
81 ~. FEED-Western quiet; bran to arrive
IO0-lb sacks. S24. standard middling. s25 co.
-four do. SIS: red dog so; city quiet: bulk
S23: sacks. s24 50; middling. So 60dS3O so;
red dog. S3i %: oilmea, s3l jOds32
COFFEE-The action OF the market sug-
gcsted discouragement on the part Of bulls,
owing 10 the stubborn resistance which the mar
eign markets showed no pronounced bearish
developmcnts over our holiday. but prices rera
opened easy at, to 10 points decline. and
throughout the day were heavy. closing barely
steady at n net decline Of 10 to - points.
There was considerable selling Cor local account
as well as foreign selling, and the demand
vns scattered and rather small; sales We're
81 On0 bags Since October II. when the high
roInt OF the bull movement WAS reached. prices
have dropped about cent a pound, notwith-
standing reports OF damage 20 the crop and
yery small estimates for the next crop by
brazilian authorities. private cable was re-
from tho Interior Of Santos at j. 800. 900 bags
ard estimating tho next Santos crop at 1850
COO bags Cost and freight offers were lower,
with santos As quoted az 12.6oc. SPOT market
Inactive. but steady, with Rio Is quoted at
fOs,c. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Mlddendorf williams Co, o IN
and No. l2g East German street. BALTIMORE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06
ITEMS Of WALL STREET

There were only 5000 shares traded in
for foreign account yesterday. evenly di-
vided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06

N4s. various maturities, l929-lslA SOV4|o Dasis
'coupons interchangeable. tKeElstered. 4Cop-
tCLs Registered and coupon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06

SO far this year s4,455,S74 worth OF sill
yer was sent out from the mines in CO.
halt district, more than half Of which was
from Nipissing whose output was valued
at s2.ss7,112 Buffalo comes next on the
list with sSO9,3O1. There were twenty
four shippers Of bullion during the PERIOD
and the amounts varied from 1874 up to
1851. 27S, excluding those Of Nipissing and
Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06

The Temiskauing Mining company IN
its statement as of September 49, showed
a surplus of actual assets of Sls5'40' equal
to about eight cents share. Cash IN
bank, S6.l19; due from smelters, Sl9,l7o;
ore on hand, 1858; bills and accounts re-
ceivable, s3O,953; North Dome loan ac-
count, 5000; stocks on hand, &i'sSo;
total, S2se. 927; less open accounts payable
OF s22475. leaving S264.45l. Deducting the
North Dome loan of $4,000 from this, a
s,Jrnlps - actual assets of 1896, APO is left.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06
SHORT TERM NOTES.

Maturing 1Dl3-iSD
Furnished by S~artwout AppenzelhI' No
a. Pine street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06
Twin City Rapid Transit Company.

The Twin City Rapid Transit Company,
in its report for September. shows total
operating revenue of s7S7, $50, as compared
with s73O.S44 in the same month last year.
gain OF 7.8 per cent. The operating ex-
penses were sSS7,S5l, as compared with
$5l,6S7 in 1872 an increase of 1914 per cent,
and the net revenue amounted to A00,5SS
as against s379,156 for September last year
an increase of SAC per cent. After maxi
ing the necessary deductions from net
revenue in the way of interest and divi-
dend charges, the surplus remaining was
S256.425, as compared with s256,o7 an in
crease of $50 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The earnings of the I.ehigh Valley
transit Company from transportation
sources alone for the month of October
were sl17,5s9, a gain of IA per cent over
the corresponding period last year.
Virginia Railway and Power Company.
Inc report of the Virginia Railway and
rover Company and allied companies for
the year ended June 30, 1913. shows a
gross of A,S6i,l07 as compared with 81
ooS'lG for the corresponding period in
the previous year, an increase of 1906, 913,
while net earnings were s2.47.l19 as
against S2135,2eO. a gain of 1911 1929. Inter-
est, taxes, etc, called for an outlay Of
N,1cO0O, leaving the surplus before divi-
bends of N,OS3,321 and after dividends and
adjustments there remained a surplus OF
S5S,565 as compared with s562,41 in the
preceding twelve months, an increase of
SCI, 094.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED BY w. n. Coler Co.. No. - Cedar
street)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06

The Chicago Burlington & Quincy ka'i-
road reports gross earnings for septem-
her Of sS.g72ll7. as against Ss,6Js,3iO last
year. Net earnings after taxes were Co.
l65, 200. as compared with s3.lS6'oo'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06

There will be no public offering oil INC
s75nno New Orleans, Texas Mexico
railroad receivers certificates recently
issued by permission OF the federal court
at New Or cans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06
FURNISHED by H. f. Mcconnell & Co.. No. 20
Pine streeD
erANDARp OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

sEx dividend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06

The report OF the Great Northern Rail
way for September shows a gross OF So
ei6 1j2. an increase OF NOsS.ll6, Net earn
ings were S4.O5S. s22 a gain Of S0l%.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-06

Cross earnings OF the Missouri Kansas
& Texas for September were S,Hio5o' as
compared with s2,9iS.52s, and net earnings
were SsOi.9li, as against s91o.7i5 for the
same month last year
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-07

GEORGE CAMPBELL, Owner.
C. 2. SMITH, Aueti0neeT, Barre, VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-07
A Salary Grab.

In the opinion of The Reformer, Rep.
resentative Hapgood of Peru is abso,
lutely right in his protest against tbs
action of the legislature in regard to the
pay of the state house attaches On the
day of adjournment for the holiday re-
cess there was passed resolution maxi
ing the pay of these employees the same
as that of the members, with the same
mileage in full. Under its provisions
something like 80 state house employees,
including sweepers and pages, will re-
eeive 81 a day including Sundays, the
increase dating from the beginning of
the session. If there is any excuse
whatever for such prodigal expenditure
of the stae's money The Reformer would