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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
HUDSON TUBES ELECTION
Directorate Filled and Voting
Trust Begins Work.

At the annual meeting Of the Hudson
4 Manhattan Railroad Company ycster-
day q ". Dawson. yice-prcsident ot the
Central Trust Company; J. j. Hanauer'
Of luhu. Loeb & Co.. :. J. HemphiIl
president Of the Guaranty Trust com
pany. !. W Platten, president OF the
United states Mortgage and Trust COM
pany and ". n. williams yice-president
OF the Delaware d Hudson Company.
we're elected directors 20 succeed Score
tary OF the Treasury NcAdoo. senator
Frank O. Briggs. Of Sew Jersey. dead :
William VI Bsrnum. Frederic y. Jen-
IT,. and John a. Mccullough resigned
IN accordance with the plan Of read
iustment Of the companys finances. de
clarod operative last peek, alt the pre-
fcrred and common stock asserting 20 tie
plan. amounting 20 about e5ie per cent
viii be- placed under voting trust agree
ment FOR at least ave years. The voting
trustees viii be- Charles r. Adams, treas
urer Of Harvard University. Felix 81
Warburg. Of Kuhn. Loeb q CO., and A.
bert A. Wiggin. president Of the Chase
National Bank. In a statement the com
pany said
With the contamination of the plan
Of rcadjustment the Hudson * Manhat-
tan Railroad Company has been placed
IN a very strong position financially. AMI
with SIS constantly increasing business
should pay very substantial interest on It's
new adjustment income bonds
The FIRST interest irstalmcnt on the new
adjustment income bonds will be paid
October ! and will be- based on the earL-
ings Of the company from February 10
July ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
Orders Distribution Of Its
Wells Fargo Holdings in
a Ratio Of | to 4.

Stockholders OF record Of the American
Express Company on July 81 will receive
melon equivalent TO approximately
$500. 900. according to an announcement
made yesterday by the treasurer, James
F Fargo. This extra distribution is in
the form OF the 5000 shares OF stock OF
Wells. Fargo & Co, now held by the
American company. The par value OF
the stock would make the melon equal to
A500OOo, but its present market value
brings it up to $4,000. The stock is 10
he distributed in the ratio Of one share
Of Wells Fargo stock for each four
shares Of American Express stock.
As the result OF the distribution Of the
Wells Fargo shares, however, the d.
rectors OF the American company pointed
out that Il may be necessary in the near
future to reduce its own dividends be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
BOND DOTS.

v H. Lucas, village clerk OF Cadl@
Harrison County. ohio. viii receive pro-
posals until noon on August : for VIC
600 Dor cent coupon street paving
bonds. denomination $500. dated August
!. 1918. and due from March !. 1920, 10
March !. 1886 inclusive Accrued In
tercst to be paid by the purchaser.
j. n Hilsman & Co, OF Atlanta, were
the successful bidders recently Tor 80.
Oo0 per cent 3O-year coupon school bonds
Of Decatur. De Kalb County. Ga.
II is reported that Commerce, Hunt
County Tex. will hold an election In
the near future 10 decide on the issu-
ance of $1,000 waterworks bonds.
4. G. Hopkins. clerk OF the Board OF
Education Of Nelson Township School
District. Portage County. Ohio. will re
ceive proposals until noon on August ]
for $4,000 3 per cent building bonds. de-
nomination $500. dated August ]. 1913
and due October ]. 1889. Accrued inter
est to be paid by the purchaser.
II is stated that the Tillotson & VOL
colt Company OF Cleveland. was
awarded on July 3 the $4,000 sewerage.
$40. 600 school and $4,000 street per
cent thirty year bonds of Hamlet Rich
mond County. y. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. July l7-Following the sharp
advance Of several points made by Com
monwealth Edison shares to-dsy's local
market was strong Purchases Of the big
electrical concerns were urgent and came
from strong sources. Hart. Schaffner &
Marx preferred gained a couple Of points.
and American Can shares were / to :
points higher. Smaller gains occurred in
Peoples Gas. Booth Fisheries preferred.
Diamond Match and United states Steel
issues. Quaker oats common and Public
Service preferred remained unchanged.
The declines included drop Of point
in Quaker oats common and fractional
losses in Swins. Pneumatic Tool and
Sears Roebuck common shares and chi
cago Railways certificates were firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18

PRoyISIONS-Moyed within compare
tiyaIv narrow range until late In the DAY,
when drnness developed on active covering
and final prices we're az the TOD sro3HSsaa.
short clear, $50 75GS22 y. BBEF-steady
Mess. SisaSis so; family $2OqS22 packet 4, s,,s
WOGSNFirmer: i3Sdi3&sc: pigs. l4sc. CUT
NEATs-Pickled bellies firm. 10 n u &c; -
10. i6Ac: "a NJ 15dl3'sc. PlCKLED hAMs
steady. IGi,c TALIOW-F'irm. Special
si,c: city &c: country. 5s.G6Hc. LARD
Firm Middle West, II 6aqL 75c: city. I'm
uiadl1%c Refined, South America. lstoc
Continent. L. l5c Brazil kegs l3s0e Som-
pound frmer: 9AGi0ilc. SrEARINE-Firm
oleo 10Ac: city lard, i3i.c.
COTTONSEED OIL - Active and strong
early with little oil available on spot ant
light offerings In old crop positions. Late u
the day. however. there was quite aeuv'
profit taking and prices lost part OF the gam
Local contract prices 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
EXCHANGE LISTING ASKED.
Frisco Line Certificates Among Is
sues That May Be Admitted.

Application was made 10 the HstlnB
committee OF the Stock Exchange yes
terday TO list the following securities:
Louisville & Nashville Railroad COMPANY.
81. 500. 900 additional Atanta hn'N'hle a O'n
ftnnati per cent gold bonds
nashville. Chattanooga -. Louis Ran
way, 50 600 900 additional common stock
- ouis a San Francisco Railway Company
Hsnksrs Trust Company certificates Of de-
post for the general lien . per cent ntteeh
,n,entv9vear gold bonds 20 the amount OF 20
aSi 600 Also for the listing OF an additional
amount Of these certincates from time 10 tl'ns
The ISSUANCE and exchange for the outstanding
bonds making the total amount applied for
GmperiaI chinese government S6.Oo.oW
Der cent -Kuang Railways sinking fund gold
loan Of 1911. due liol. A., -,
An issue Of S2,O2l,01O per. cent first mort
gage and collateral trust thirly year coupon
An issue OF Sl71. 900 inst mortgage per
cent sinking fund foriy-yesr gold coupon bonds
OF The ontario Transmission Company. Lin
tied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES..

The Chicago & Oak Park Elevated Rail-
road was ordered sold by Federal Judge
kohsaat unless the road meets obiga-
tons of S5,OSO9A within ten days. re-
cent master in chancery's report showed
the road to be insovent, its income being
insufficient to pay its operating expenses
and interest on its bonds. \ syndicate
formed to merge all the elevated roads IN
Chicago is said to be the heaviest cred
itOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

~ -
The following judgments for amounts ex-
,or,liur 500 we're filed yesterday. the hrst
name being that Of the debtor:
BelI charles Nv. Nelshauser, Sft@ 10.
Brauustein DAVID. l.. Kass. s292,
Brown. Abraham. and julius NJ. Walk-D'
RroWn' Abraham Kopple ct al. s2O7 o..
broth. MaA-H y. Clahin Co. $ii3 SO.
Bluvstein. David-H Schwarz. $0oi2 80
Bender. Arthur b.. and Philip Nadig-E
Rucksdorf S2.165 %
Ronifncc. Nathaniei-Ci,y ~ New York.
o GGsI' I slUo a. John r. savyard and John
4 Connoliy-Wost side Bank. S2+l 90.
Combs John-City Of New York. costs,
Fishsr,y; William H.-cunee importing Co..
FlsecHher walter-Ernest TrIbelhorn. Inc,
SlOJ 20.
GocItz John Hi. T.. Msntel. sL279 20.
Gcdney. William \. mot summoned), and
Harry Lcsser-M. Eberhart & Son Co..
Bookspan. sam. and sacher EIlinser-A. l.
Draddy. David D.--Cook & Bernheimer.
Cherkass, Richard-A. L. Kass. sos II.
Gardiner. George M-Universal Auto and
Motor Boat supply Co. $500 80.
Jones Frederick "A. II. Strehsahl ct al.
sl33 10.
Klein samuel. and Herman Strumwasser--
W skinner ct al. Sla9 81.
McOwen. Josephine-M Hornfech ct al,
XcCuium. Harry Mccormick, $40 40.
Rosenberg Nathan-N Marks $3.50 A..
Schroeder. George New York Telephone Co.
simon. Harry--F. $. Fannen sl78 80
skrabaa Michael People. etc. 500.
Tufts. Edward R.-Abercrombie a Fitch Co..
stafford George A.-Coa and Iron National
Bank OF the city Of New York S. O95 81.
Smith. James H.-Robert Anderson ct al,
stint. Frederick VIC. C Marsh ct al.
SOS IS
singer. Abraham. Joseph Schwartz Isidor Ru
'blnstein and Jacob Heisler-A. l.. kass.
Tillotson. Howard: Jeanette r Acklen Josenh
n. Acklen. trustees OF Jeanette T. Acklen
Equitable Trust Company OF New YORK and
John T. Wainwright x. Wainwright et
Turnbuii John w.-Cook & Bernheimer Co.
Sb07 o..
ward George ". and George Merritt Ward
nc--iAwson 4 MacMurray SjI3 50
Von Druck August-United Dressed Beef Co..
Zaccarii. Gus A.-B. V. Sylvester slOe.
Wahnt Paul CIV. Horst. $3.50 81
Wolnsh. Israel-G Palmer. 81 lac II.
wilmerdng L. Mortimer-3rooks Brothers
weiss, sOphle-Ciw of New York CcO'ts'.
Mseollthic Concrete Co.-Lshigh Portland Ce-
u. Arn'on ,,oEDoice Publishing Co. siI5 So
H. NJ Millstein a Co, lnc--Virginia Table
Co. 500 80.
Future Illuminating Machine Cox Van Bear
Breitenfed S524 20
Slime. l.. Schramm. $3.50 y.
Annex ZONES Of New York City-F. Herman,
SGT4.
lfirsch Brothers Inc C. WanninEer. si63 0s
Cohen David SILK Cc.-s. Rosenthal ct al
S6l9 30
Parker Garage Col. +. schucnman. 1910 81
Inv nod FARMS AMI stores Corporeton-T NJ
eimonton. $500 80.
Monarch transfer C6.-wayne oil Tank and
Pump Co. Sl+T G2
Ruhbsr-Aer Co.-C1ass Journal Co, $500 ~.
FIavius improvement CO.: Salvatore sasalaro
and Angelo Fasany-L. II. Fehsenfeld ct al,
s3Ot 70
Manor Homes Co. inc.-keeley Stove Co.
$40 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
Keystone to Pay OF Notes.

II was officially confirmed that the Key
stone Telephone Company will pay of its
10000 notes on August T. IL was further
learned that a large amount Of additional
new capital viii be furnished by interests
recently identified with the purchase In
the open market Of a large block Of the
compsnys preferred and common stock.
the object OF which was the execution Of
ID series Of improvements. plans for which
have long been under consideration. il -
the belief OF many that the company viii
shortly be in d position 10 liquidate the
back dividends and resume the regular
dividend distribution. The official earn
ing statements OF the company show IL
to be earning about l6 per cent on its
preferred stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
Barcelona Traction Issues New Stock

stockholders Of the Barcelona Traction
Light & Power Co, Ltd. have authorized
S1o.5OO.OCO per cent non-cumulative pre-
ferred stock OF this amount SlOoo0oOo
will be issued. and il has already been
sold 20 a French syndicate at par. Dr.
r. 6 Pearson is president. The under
taking is similar to that In Mexico CITY
end its suburbs. which Or Pearson and
his associates have managed and devel-
oped during the last three or four years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
CURB ECHOES.

Rumors have been flying fast during
the last few weeks that steps were being
taken 10 list the capital stock of the
BEaden Copper Company on the New
York Stock Exchange. but II has been
learned that nothing is being done at
the present time in this direction. The
matter was taken up about year ago
and thoroughly discussed, but II was
decided to wait until the production and
earnings Of the property were larger
Earnings have steadily been increasing
and IL is said by some brokers that the
company will be in position TO take
the necessary steps for the listing Of
the stock by the end Of the year, If the
management should then consider it
advisable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
.EABOARD CLEARAN
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour steady

GIOI X AND MEAI-flOuE sNeauys aht
while trading was not active brokers reported
a better demand. Spring patents. 81 10dSo'
winter straights 81 6OdS4 10; winter patents
81 SOdSj -: spring clears. 81 l5QS4 81; extra
No 1 winter. So yOa<4 ~; No =, 50 sOgSS 10
Kansas straights - 3OdSi 40; fancy spring
patents. s. 5OdS6. RYE FLOUR steady far
10 good 50 65QS3 50 choice 90 fancy, 50 WgSf.
CORNSiE AI,-Steady. kiln dried. 50 ~. BA9
MEAI,-Fine white and yellow, 81 5SGsl 20;
coarse 81 3Onxl IS. FEED-Nestern, easy
spring bran 10 arrive. 100 10 sacks. 80 5og
sci: middling. S22aS22 70; -four DO. go 90 rei
dog SIS 60: city, easy. bulk. so oo' sacAs,
S2I rs: middng S23 60GS2S 60; red dog, SZo oV'
OIL meal. <29aS29 80. -, .-,,.-
COFFEE - The underlying bull feehng,
which has been in evidence during the pass
week. received encourag cement YESTERDAY oy
SHOW OF frmness abroad, and the market WIS
higher from the start. Opening QUOTATIONS.
showed gains OF 10 10 IS points on active COW
erins and buying FOR foreign account. and
values continued 10 Worl; upwards until carly
i'm the afternoon. vhsn they showed net gains
Of 20 10 80 points Tor the active positions.
Cosf and freight prices were irregularly higher.
ranging from 4Ga advance. Business Was
Ssiriv liberal but buyers were inclined TO be
= Iittte cautious about bidding up too rapidly,
and late i'm the session there was Slight
reaction which left the market al net ad-
vanre 81 ~ TO - points sales, $500 bags.
Uavre market showed net advance or lQl<
francs Hamburg was liadlS pfennigs higher.
Mo vas unchanged. and Santos was 80 res
higher spot sc higher, on the basis OF $40
for Rio No Z. Local contract prices So,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
Rumor of Merger in Canada.

Information from Canada states that
there is rumor current in Montreal TO
the effect that the Montreal Light, Heat
and Power Company, the Shawinigan
Water and Power and the Laurontide
companies are considering an amalgama-
ton. but nothing definite has come out
as to how far any possible negotiations
along this line have gone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
ITEMS Of WALL STREET

Transactions for foreign account on the
New York Stock Exchange yesterday
amounted to 5000 shares. all on the selling
side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
TORONTO STOCKS.

,t,.,r,isbod NV Harry T. Thompson a Co, No
" Is Broad street,
COBALTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18

The report OF the La Rose CONSOLE
dated Mines Company for the six months
ended June 30 shows gross earnings Of
Nll,5SS. Expenses amounted TO $685.
go. leaving net earnings Of A16.Ss
and surplus after dividends OF $780,
s5S. During June the company pro-
duced 233.724 ounces OF silver. having a
gross value Of S132.Sl2, OF which net
profit was {82.442 On June 30 the COM
pany had cash surplus of $l.507562'
which together with outstanding ship
ments ana ore ready for shipment.
amounting 70 1923, 72s. brought the total
surplus up 10 Sl.S3l.29S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

by Middendorf Williams & Co: In
=, rporated No. 81 Pine street. NeN 10. -
- 10 100 East German street. Baltlmorsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
nlrronIlRGH STOCKS.
ouu PHIA STOCKS.

,,,tsbed nv charles u. Barney q Co, No. -
broad street. New York. anu NO L. oou'"
an street. Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
ST. Joseph Railway, Light, Heat and
Power Company.

For the twelve months ended May 81,
1873 gross earnings Of the St Joseph
Railway. Light. Heat and Power Com
pany one of the constituent properties
OF the Cities Service Company. amounted
to $l2lOO26. a gain OF s7S.SiO, or Ga per
cent, over the preceding twelve months.
Net earnings for the period were Sj26, go.
gain Of $50. 339. or Il per cent. Operating
expenses decreased S,529 during the
twelve months. Surplus after charges
amounted to SOS. OO6 an increase of So
997 over the corresponding period of last
year. or 327 per cent. After paying OF
dividends on the preferred stock there
remained $2OW6 available for common
stock dividends. equal TO about per cent
on the outstanding issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18

The Oilhelds OF Mexico Company re-
ports for the week ended July 2. pro-
duction OF 3 900 barrels. Well No. 10 is
down 45Jl feet. well No. 81 is down S92
feet and well No. 81 Is down 623 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
FURNISHED by william ". Cohen. No -
BrDAlWayJ
BOSTON STOCKS.


Furnished By Cnarlcs Head a CO.. no ~ "a'
street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

&C ~ New YORK. fT b. Elevator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND Mu-
NICIpAl BONDS.

FURNISHED by Zimmerman Forshay' No
y Wall street.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
BUSINESS REVERSES.

CAXTON SOCIETY. INC.-The Caxton So
ole'y Incorporated. publisher o. the "CaxtOn
MED petition here with liabilities OF s24 9Gl.
OF which Sl1, l43 j. secured and 1919 fOr sal
aries. nominal assets. s42.6I4. The assets
consist OF real estate. $1,000. on which there
is mortgage Of 5000 and liens Of s2.j2s;
plant presses, etc. $1,000. Stock Of maya
zines. books ETC., $500. Office furniture.
SlV76. copyrights. 81. $50. accounts, $J7l, and
cash IN bank 50 Among the creditors are
the state Bank OF Chatham. 5000, secured. .
American Type Founders Company, Boston,
81. 49,. secured. Lanston MOnOtype Machine
Company. Philadelphia. So 2l4, occurred, Whit
lock Printing Press Manufacturing Company.
Boston. ~ las secured. Rouse 81 Christensen,
Chatham. $3.50. secured. and the Hudson
Valley Paper Company. Albany, Sl.sl9. The
board % directors passed a resolution that the
corpora ton Is unable 10 pas It's debts, a judy
ment has Teen entered against II and others
are about to De- entered. The business was
March %. 1910. with capital stock OF Sl2J.
at Pittsield. Mas. where II was burned out
In February. 1872. Land was then purchased
az Chatham, y. Y. and a plant erected
Harold A. Holmes IS president and Holt y
Park treasurer.
MAX HOBEL-Peution filed against Max
HObcl dealer In furniture az No. - Avenue A.
Creditors Pincus Wollner $500. Max 4
Weller. Ssis, and sam MoskOwitZ, $50. ne
has been In business ten wears. and had an
other store In stanton street. Judge Hand
appointed Miss Bertha RembaUgh receiver.
bond $500. wiki authority 70 continue bust
ness twenty DAYS. Liabilities are more than
PHILIP WOLFERS. Schedules Of Philip
Wolfcrs. manufacture or clothing AT No. 81
East iiih street show liabilities Of Sl2, 4jG
assets S4.2jO. consisting Of stock. 300. fix
lures s3nJ. accounts, 1890 and cash IN
bank. $50 Among the creditors arc The
American Wooden Company. 81 sj7 Rittenberg
Bros. 81. uJS. and OaA1aie Mills Company $IsI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
Pacific Gas & Electric Company.

The report OF the Pacific Gas and Elec-
trio Company for May showed a gross
OF $3.50 100 and for tho FIVE months ended
May 81. &c. ~. 500; net earnings were S'5'-
500 FOR the former and S2,9S9.J0 FOR the
latter period. The surplus after preferred
dividends for the five months amounted
TO Sl.l5S,O0o or about s2,7s0.6io. applicable
10 the common stock, computed on an
annual basis. As the company has out
standing approximately 100000 Of This
issue the earnings for the first i've
months are at an annual rate OF 81 per
cent. 1t is said that a public oferins
will soon be made Of the HJp-
O0O one-year per cent notes recently
purchased by New York bankers. The
proceeds are expected 10 meet all require
ments until the authorized bonds and de-
bentures can be marketed Oh more
favorable basis than at present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.

ISAAC CONGRATULATIONS fled against
Isaac SchCchtc-. grocer OF 40. 1856 Avenue
4. Creditors Jacob J.. Harris. 500, LaZaf
Wallach. $2T3. and Crooks Thomas * -.
SiJJ Judge Hand appointed Hamilton ".
Dawes receiver ionG 81 900. Liabilities are
$500 u was seated thai on July Il. be-
tween and o'clock IN the morning, goods
10 the amount a. 81 200 20 $1,000 we're re-
moved from tht storo. and nearly all ths
remainder VAS removed on July - on an
attachment
SIGMCND KOHN-Sigmuud Kohn. jew
eller OF No ~ Maiden Lane. dled petition.
with liabilities OF 1901; assets S7It. con-
sistlng Of accounts. ST49. and tools. so lie
has been in business since 1924. and has had
several partners AZ various times since then
Ills place " business was reported 10 nave
reen robbed on the night 81 May To- and
the loss was said TO be $4,000.
FEINSTEIN & COHEN-Schedules CT
Feinsteln 4 con N. cloak manufacturers. 81
No 80 West 2gth street. show Liabilities OF
81. 95s. assets. sLl2l, consisting ~ accounts
S57l. machines. S4uO. ana stock. $50.
BENJAMIN FVlEDLANDER-Jud Hand
confirmed competition ~ Benjamin Fried
lander dealer IN butter and eggs. At No. 40
willis avenue. al 10 cents on the dollar cash.
4 petition was fled against him BY creditors
on February u. 1911.
IKE ROSENBERG-Judae Hand appoint
81 Albert De Voodr receiver FOR Ike Rosen-
berg surviving partner OF T.. Rosenberg e
Son. spongers. d,crs and cleaners. az 10.
% and No 1919 Fast Broadway and No. $50
Grand street. IS the Greater New YORK 'lotn
Sponctug Examining and Rehnishing Works.
and fxcd his bond az $1,000 The assets ara
estimated al s 200 In outstanding accounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-18
Yester-

MOLAsSES AND syRtPs-Molasses va
{ ontinued ON fourteenth page, first column
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American Light & Traction Company.

4 special meeting OF stockholders OF
the Detroit & Suburban Gas Company
has been called by the directors for July
81 to vote on proposition to sell the
company to the Detroit City Gas Com
pany. a subsidiary Of the American Light
and Traction Company. II is said the
amount involved IN the transaction Is
about 100000. The Detroit and Suour-
ban Gas Company is capitalized at 10000
and has 100000 bonds outstanding OF
an authorized issue Of 100000 first mort
gage per cent bonds due December l.
1928. subject to call at lOG and interest at
anV time.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-10
Auto Truck Rams Pie
 Wagon: Result, a Mess


 "Pies, Pies, Pies, everywhere. and not crust to eat.'' This was the wall that went up from the dreary- eyed and shabbily dressed loiterers about the corner of Broad and State with longing eyes at the mass of sticky apple, prune, cugtard, nince and canberry confections which lay heaped about the pavement in one large squash pudding
 It all happened, according to the rneagre details which could be gath cred in the neighborhood, because Frisbie Pie Company's delivery auto mobile came into such close juxta- position with a heavyweight speedy motor truck that it received a punch in the salar-plexus which sent 1t reel ing to the corner-post for a, knock out. In the fall the middle-weight car spilled its contents upon the arena
 At the offices of the Frisbie Com pany it was said this morning that no details of the collision could be se- cured from the driver. other than the wheels had been torn off, the body badly smashed and much of the pie cargo jettisoned about the streets.
 On1ookers who were unable to iden- tify- the larger truck which quickly disappeared say that the blow was such as to hur1 the pie-vehic1e across the street and upon the sidewalk after it's impetus had been stopped by a hard iron troI1ey-pofe. None was in jured.