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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-22
6 15. Western

- s.. native lambs 50 ecass 49, Western
Kansas city. April 9l-CATTLE-Ks-
cciDts, 10000, including 200 southsriis
steady 70 Toe higher dressed beer and -
port steers IS 2OQ 50 50: fair 10 good, ;, 10
Z, IS 10: Southern. Sass 10; southern e9Ss
81 80 81 %; bulls 80 100 81 oo' caves eoH
So So HOGS--Receipts, 5000; STEADY 70 o.
lower; bulk IS - q s. 30; heavy. - 90
IS SO: packers and butchers, s. 20 y - w
light, s. So s. % pigs, 81 ,3Sq,ss, ga Ca,o
rado lambs. 81 JOH s. so; yearlings So
81 80. vethers. s. sou So 80: ewes. So@so ."
stockers and feeders. SInso 30 ,.,,,.
Cincinnati. April 2i.--CATILE-fs scs.p,s'
s35. steady: steers s. 2Jass 80; heifers'
$50 s. -: cows. So 500 81: calves stfons,
S6aSS 10, HOGS-Receipts, 10 st.sIa
pigs and lights. 81 0as9. stays, 80 sV1
81 30 SHEEP-Receipts. 1ss; steady, So
81 30: lambs slow. 81 50qss 20 spring lamps
Pittsburgh. April 21.-CATTLE-Rece
- 900. steady: choice heavy steers, - 49,
s. go handy fat s. s. 90 fait; 80 o. coYs
s. S0a 80 so: fair. sf4OaS4 50: butchers
bulls SO 4OGs6 80: mich COWS 1oasoo
CALvES-Receipts. loo; higher; COCO Zoo
etandv: prime heavies. 50 %. heavy miAeo
50 30: mediums. 81 10: Workers anS Pc
coiDts' 10 900. steady: prime wothers' SO 30
East Buffalo. April 2L-cATTLE - Re
soip'G. f.aOu. fairy active huN i'' -
nrin. steer. 81 75q 80 shipping, Ss@s 81
butchers Sc J0dss 80: cows. sips, ~
bulls. s. TJIsI 80: heifers, 50 - - ~
stock helferg. s. 80 a So: stockers and feeders
SGas7 -; fresh cows and springers stead,
s:.54 $50. VEAI.S--Recepts loo; setNs.
SOC higher. s5@ $40. HoGs-Receipts' 49,. 500
ocfive and TO- l5c lower; heavy. ~ aVp
50 90: mixed. 81 - n 81 so: Workers. - 90: 20
go 30. pigs. 50 - n - 80. roughs, Ntyo
IS 30. stays. S7H$s diaries, 50 21f 81 oV'
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receip,s lo'ogo; sc sc
tive. yearlings STEADY otheta ~. e.
3; 90: wethers Sc so Sc 80; ewes s1gso' %
sheep. mixed. sGUs6 90.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune
-. Louis. April 2i-CATTLb-Rc,slpt
D 600. fairly active ~ strong prices; steer
g. 200 go: heifers s. iOftss -: COWS. 81 sO@
81 %. southern steers. SJHsI 80. HODs- *,
CENTS 1000. slow and weaker. Choice hsh'
Ia medium weight. s9Gs9 -; bulk or 81
Ss 5000 10 packers. s. s0Hs9 %; piSs. ~
ass 20 SHEEP Receipts 2oJVi a'uNe ~
an, iarbs 81 BASS 20: Gull lambs 81 $50
81. mutton sheep. - 2JQs6 %.
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. April 2l.-LocaI secuFit1e".
were stronger to-day, although the trao-
ins on the Chicago Stock Exchange faiIco
10 reach more than ordinary volume. -
feature Of the dealings was the hrsl
transactions in Standard Oil Of Indiana
which advanced points, 10 $50. Amer
lean shipbuilding preferred and Amer
can Can common gained a couple OF
noints each, and advances of a point each
occurred In Western Stone. United states
Steel common. Sears-RoeDucb common
and Studebaker common issues. Snlal'f
appropriations we're noted IN Goooriv'
common. American Shipbuilding com
mon. Montgomery Ward preferred ana
American Can preferred Illinois BricN'
Rumely common and Booth FISHERIES
preferred remained unchanged.
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Edison Company Of Brooklyn.

The combined gross earnings Of the
Kings County Electric Light and Power
Company and the Edison Electric Hum
mating Company OF Brooklyn for March
were slj4,41G, gain OF 81. As AZ com
pared with last March Net operating
revenues amounted to sls6 J46, an increase
OF Sl742j as compared with March 1872.
Net income after deductions was s92.l53.
as compared with sSl,0sl for March Of last
wear. an increase Of 81 Gel. Net operat-
ing revenues for the first quarter of this
wear we're 1851 IA. an increase Of S3J.4le.
and net income after charges FOR the
quarter amounted 10 S553.l27. as compared
with S,f9.9oS, an increase of SOILS over the
first quarter Of 1912.
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ITEMS OF WALL STREET
There was practically no trading for
foreign account on the Stock Exchange
YESTERDAY
Dividends were declared as follows.

Dividends were declared as follows.
Connection. Railway and Lighting COMPANY
"a J.a. quarterly OF I per cent or Doth me
common ana preferred stocks. payable May IL.
Farmers Loan ana Trust Company. regular
quarterly 81 IL Ter cent. iayabIt MAY
st-rha.o Brothers. Ire. quarterly Of l o per
cent on tho preferred stock.
,ioorgo H. Newton Coal Company. semi-an-
ruai OF 81 per cent OH the first preferred
stock. payable Mag 20 stock OF record April
Mexican Telegraph and Telephone. scmi-au-
nual o: ~ per cent on the preferred payable
Mav 10 stock OF record April Il.
Charles Warner q Co. quarterly o. "a per
cent on the second preferred. payable April ~
20 stock 90 record March 81 and - per cen;
Oh the first Dr fcrred, paycblc April - 20 stock
o. record March 81
Spencer Trask & co. have issued for
distribution among investors the twelfth
edition OF their general circular on con
yertiblo bonds. The circular describes
forty-ono well known issues. including
the Eve issues brought out since the first
of tho year Tie par value Of the out
standing amount Of the forty-one issues
aggregates more than sS0),Oolooo.
The St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
Company has invited bids for 100 box
cars. l.oo0 gondolas and will soon be ia
the market for a large order Of stock
cars.
Holders OF tho 100000 Brooklyn Rapid
Transit convertible IS nave begun 10 con-
vert into stool. I'm substantial amounts.
II is stated that already s2,l2o0)p OF tho
bonds have been exchanged.
j. +. Morgan * Co. opened up Tor bust
ness Yesterday morning with all depart
ments Of the firm in the Mills Building
the work of removal from the Drexcl
Building having been completed over the
week end.
Il is stated that a large interest Is sell
Ing copper al 1925 cents, q reduction of
IS cent pound.
The not earnings of the Mexican Pc
troloum Company for tho quarter ended
March 81. 1919. were s1.9j5.s3o. equal 20 s
per cont on the preferred and over II
per cent on the common stock.
Mabon a Co. yesterday sold :l54.0DO New.
York City per cent corporate stock Of
1876 al g2i. "a new low record. other city
issues which made new low records were
the IS OF 1899. which sold al ga. and the
ihs OF 1897. which sold al o.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

DER -
GRAIN -WHEAT-Co Hsidefanie &C.
IT,, appesrcd Jon tie wheat MAJ ee, a. --.-,..t
sll, VI conficuns ne"s "I, ,.'l.,,,,, va ,n
trend. particularly iu lie Afternoon va"
r..-f rr,, prices showing .tg -s' h'' $50
Vance. THO m.ltcf started oJt ".o"@
fIr.l. follow lu- continued Niich-lN o. '.
,rt o.,rt. f.ri..s were fsn-td higher. "'
nag rn light supplies ana ne "a l... t.i.
total world shipments 90. 1910 .,I
the Continent received 1917 a.. ..s, tiaheie
tho United Kingdom ony ",T,,'' % Ii.
r,ne advance of 0rlv isMitc az Fdus Wn. Als
auu0Iutiug Nm Wow % hnihF'I Nv, go ,'
! rance. ard there was some sehlh- ii,t
rep0rts thar exports bids were o.i 'i '''
oil this ,lfa This pro sure arc iII",i 40
,.t,.s b.. mo -.rfntres. destroyed tie cary di
vance. sud ue marie, ~ "' ", .,or tte
~. 80. MOI, r.lrt Bulls refused fO accept Tue IT,
t-rts ~ improved condition m oh.nn'nl" ''..
<augas however. ANA ri4rulttei H'''.'0'
lilo .f..t fi.4f conll. ons 10 those state. Ntl'
,til ,,u,.ltfgf8rtort THE decrease OBJ 40 ".'
bushels m tho visible added 90 tAc uAll.h ',l.
ing after midday ana prices an 80
readily 10 highest levels o. inc Gay Dd1i
market firm ar s. ~ nominal ioi =" re-.
oleyato~ and 81 Is nominal b. aiioat. no !
northern Duluth. slolh o Do shoal opeh.ns
ebsreI fno Nrmuoss ~ wheat a best point
being a. above saturday bur theIc Mi1 CON
siderable selling on the weather news nun
prices declined snsc below thc lisn. N""
vtlrh there was moderate upturu. last quo
talon being only "a 80 net love- Iht fi7
ibla decrease OF sO6i 900 bushels Wa Wen or
tributed and had a huliish effect on sentiment
although country offerings wee said % h'
larger from some points There was an au
vunco Of i.pi.d az Liverpool. ana WoFid
shirplcuts Amounted 90 2. lhINop bushels, con-
Jared with . 1900 busheis the pgcviO.s week.
Export corn. C;.tc ahoht oAiS- me
range Of prices wae rather narrow, ana me
market was easier owins 10 excellent Meath,I
conditions and prospects tlAt MOST OF ti' crop
VIII he planted within a few DAYS. Support
froIn cash houses aud tn" decrease or l-llf,""'
bushels in the Visible stcadied Tho market
arfD a.. hour. f'Iai Nflf.
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Cleveland, Southwestern g. Columbus.

The ohio Public Service Commission
has received an application from the
Cleveland. southwestern q Columbus
Railway Company for permission 10 issue
S5.fOs.O0 . per cent first mortgage bonds
and 81 10000 per cent first preferred
stock for the purpose of carrying out the
plan OF reorganization. The plan calls
for an exchange Of first preferred stock
for an equal amount of outstanding pre-
ferred stock. and with the exchange an
adjustment Of accrued dividends VIII be
made
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Northern Colorado Power Company.

The plan Of reorganization OF tho North
crn Colorado Power Conpany. which was
offered by Nice-president Chambers OF
the Electric Properties % New York. 10
the executive committee of Denver stock
holders association and which calls for
q reduction OF bonded Indebtedness and
resistance OF new stock for that now out
standing, IS reported 10 have been reject
Cd by the Denver committee. II IS stat
cd. however, that Mr.. Chambers has two
other plans OF reorganization TO Offer at
the stockholders annual meeting on April
q. Under the plan that was submitted
the bonds would be reduced from $40
90 TO 10000, and 20 compensate the
bondhOlders Tor this reduction they would
receive new common stock 90 the amount
OF % per cent Of their holdings. The new
stock issue will be the same az at pres
ent-Sl. 5000 . per cent preferred and
10000 common.
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Of. : m rfsgW
t"ah Sioo "eio h''e
being that OF the deptoE.
,r7stein. Mar. Chouarus. SO. o4
ADAMS. Henri &C Doheny; $50 -.
slt5 15 81 ''Oss % ''1''''9 '''''''
Eelden. Geo 6. sdm-G T. Record costs,
F' Tee s Manifestation Fur 60. 81 42G 10.
B.zoid John-Fehseuaeld Bros. SIG -.
sl. ':.i iS James ''' ''1'
church. Mar are Al I.sv io' ct al 500 80
.,t,,r- ~. + fe,,t.s 70. a.. sig- =
cerbrnau lanes III u Stolts ., al.
500 ts,s az rosorbire " and TITLE Gusran,.
and Su,t.t CO. AjcKecfrey. s.7S 80.
P1og 19ISo 1e eodore 1rmins De- Angels and
Nirbolae Z; Paski-Ulinols surety co: $50 %
Eastman Robert Va N Marble, 81
26i n
al, .'' Sio2 ~ - '''1 '
,.,' W. ,.'' W!ietasch"-r, i.ese. s2.0o9 -
Furot Robert OF Roy Ciitelsou: Sl85 -
Goidfe.e. Harry Al Kralewitch
ga Greene cen Dudley TAG Ne.ms s4ss e..
goodman Harr,-A Marcus: sf5G u
Grebcl. Madeline I-Regent Realty 90.
~ ~, Va sa, and Rubin Norcersesser-s 4
: Lumber 60. Inc: Sila A.
Homer Edw At Anestasio. s30i q
SIG IS
islc. Joseph B-M slmeE. s.. 500 IT,
Jacobson Ar,hur-s a TanneubaJm. 1855 Gl
Jordan. 'haIles h9t Sulnihoneu aHG
St3l 80
Eraf,tz Trank' and samuel Hofymau--B
cchorr. S14gl5
kramer Mas "A g Lober. 1885 Al
Keller Adele-AdVence Building Co.
s1ice7. -.
sal. a3nen. George w.
Louis. AIexander--I Imeyshein: 1913 -.
I1sh Morris~C WolIcrson: s16S %.
81 10 20 ''-''
Miller sampson I---E " Fay. sif4 y
NIinucrlv Frederick A-G " Tilton
S1f.GG
1 1l,'iaD Ham mo, Simn.oncGj solomon
,orlG eh 9as tsius' Gommereia society
S195 ss u.,,... =. .,
., N.Y. ilo",' ''a'N
Morei camille. H y,tsa. $SS - - .s,,s =,
marcus AlNi, "a. rl,.,rr r..
Muit.4' ANNE q"
$l%I So 49, ,,..... ~. cor 60
Moran Dayids Harris ct "a 81; , si2l l, Ci.
Costs: 5000 % n........ 9, ooo =,
MARTINEZ George p - ~, eei 40 60
sli9o1 .,o-oe
Nichois Herr. - - ee1uc. 'S,54sS
fo-Nf4lhlf iFt'4 - s1- a.
O'N-nL Mar--Crane Glass a MIG 90,
slfs o. o---..,... GOO -o
Newman. herman ~ -. "S =, 49,
Guortulo Telica. by sdn-c friie'h-'
costs. S13@ -" .ooc.
ROC. William nv Burns So , go .e
I.uflu. HaT. A-Satstti- q 20 40 30
I;osentorei. ne .es-''.'"''
Savings Bank. SI3" g. (. ..
ROsenwasser. isaac ana haIiF-H 'see 70
q costs SOS 80. . -,,,-..,..
T.uhcnsteln, \ az ar 9I ->"''lo'' i'-'-''s ''''-
- Slr!Lh 81 a.. So 80. ,ferrou G. ron
at Co. Sl"V W. ..., y, po,sar,tr Snail.
prentice, HtHi. J., ~ ~, O., DD'''"''''" "i~''
ing--M y Harmon; A6,N5l ~. -. s.o- -
Stratton. ROY Celdoo1e =. a 80
simon. Hari> W il"o' N"''-''" 90
CCc 80 . ,, .
Sclcrmc.Lo-n. Nathan w i NcOle'-
Ian. SIS 81. ,,......,,.t y. p,.t
art. Ire. s155 30. .,o-.o
sage. JohH u HLtii. . t'VS -, t-f.1-
ca. SID. -, perat,.. .Y-ee-
scum; a. rIIil,1u ~ ~ rDsa,b rar,hs he
eheehws,itz Log us. s SlGa }9seph 'a'O's'ns
John Mitehen 90 r 80 s,,t,t. II p,
SMITH lFa, ana Ja"c''e 9i'''" -
Sll- -. ,... c..a,-,.ict ,fu1s 70.
SelIeis F"''''"
u 80. -,,,.. Al " u Ueile. go.
siblsv Charles NJ " = po me'ISi r stiTI' r
taDaslmsky, - D. VI ''
JacpOg: 81. 81 -. ..,..-tI r,..,..- - al.
Thompson MAI sue'4 " ~
sl92 - l....i,,.w ~ Ross,ha,,,,
Iayior "'""F VIC
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Feb II 9OGi1.2l 1i.33
Mavch. li.34 lI3i li.22 flIdll.22 fl.54
PROyI>ION>-Owing 10 big receipts ana
weaker hog market, provisions sold on
sharply, with commission houses ana pacAlno
interests moderately active on the selling sluc.
\ slight rally followed the afternoon gram
strength and the market closed about stss"'
al a little above the lowest point. POkho
Steady. mess 81 IJaS.2 30. family, So ooH
so. short clear. S2lGs22 ~. BEEF-thrnn,,
mess slous2o' family. S23HS2i. packet, 81 81
nS22: extra India mess. S3JHSa6. iIRbSSbD
HOGS steady: bacons. l3ul3iac; pigs 10 -.
CIT MEATS PicAled bellies. l4is l0,90'
picked hams quiet ijhN1Jiac. TALON
STEADY: special. : g 10. city. $50. counu5},
5'sG6'sc. LARD-Easy; Middle West, IL
~ Doc: city. steady. HE asked; iehh.u'
barely steady. South America II oc; cont
uent ll05c. Brazil kegs. 1850: coinpou,,itI.
nrm. ss4S4.c. TEARlNE-Qulet; oie'' li0
asked. city lard. l24c. ,.
CUTTONStED Oii.-Was quite actlF' Yue
easier. or account of weakness in lard anu
disposition 90 take profits after the 80
strong market. especially by some OF the az -
Interests Last prices were / 20 poi"''
lower Local contract prices. ,...,,
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MOI t>.Ts AND PS--Molasses va

MoIt>-gs AND >NTa PS-Molasses wa5
inactive but steady. Syrups quiet WIN
small O0oriugs. ..to ,.es
NlNAI >TORE--Spirits tUTpontinc NaS
firm with cyidouces Of an improved ueih,ii".
r:o.fu was easier. and business coulo ue uoHt
at d decline Of lee from recent quota"ggti',
which however we're purely nominal Ia
dull aud uominallv unchanged o,
OIIs-LnseCd oil war unchanged. hcu,."
petroleum steady a. $500 FOR STANDARD N"'''
u barrels at Now York -, ,t,,s
RI;I-Therc was only snlal ouslu-9II'
but holders were nfm, and prices uncnanseu'
SIGAH-Eennrd inactive, oui nm" on
ha.i. of zoe for fine Rrnnulateu i,a 20
sugar was firm With saies reported OF "V'v'v
10 20 900 bags Porto RicOs for promp' a i,
., 900 for MAJ shipment, on basis ni ....'r
f,r Centrifugal. while CIbas Wcrc very HIlttl'
held. with bids ~ . &c for preiiiPl .l.lb
meut and Ice fOr May Porto h'co sus
ie being offered freely aa holders ar ~.
tarrutIv auvious 90 sol as much as p"sstn
.for, ans change Be- made !n th' duty' WIZ,
Dubas arc nrm iu bond. OF thc be'el , ~
bon case of "a reduction in duty tlo cnalN',o
ar, that thc market Don bond WI Ici'i".'
nrm until Che trade has rcadlusied !'se.i 81, :"
conditions Quotations unchanged ut "."p"
o. e9c for centrifugal, CSC N"c tot mus
vrd0 and . 81 ~ =. &c for noldsses ih t.ol..,
don beet sugar was inactive, WIN ~.
quoted AZ - ID; May - 9-,d' ana Ausu9'
los g. q.
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If G TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. April 2l--Tne condition Of me
49, 80 Ts. was. Working balance, So
~. IN. in banks and Philippine Treasury, -. -
- IN. total OF general furd sl42. Oo2 re-
49, s.,ur1ar 81 100. 49,; disbursements, 81
-. y -, 70 ourulus this fiscal year is $40.
- aeaInst dehclt OF sl5,5s9. $40 last
wear. Tho figures ior receipts dlseursem %i,
snd ,mbtie deb, transactions.
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EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

,.. ,.f fg-I Flour Muis pat s. 81
s., 80 f-e- Cotton. midlling T. T..
ZOO ~ A. So co0ee. 40 Rio lli,
ron; -..i, iG sugar. graduated -,
,...', 90 ,ro- 300 Molasees . Is. p
d. E,e( famiiy --.. . ~
IA mango -'"' r,-- ,-ias.. 3D.. I.l
' -, ,-s, Lard. mid West % 80
wheat so rei Ir hogs. N.' '
oats stand VII. a
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BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs Of Current Interest
for the Investor.

.-,s income tax is liable to cause some
MARTY iu its effect on the individual
,o,,es OF the people The law as at
.ss,t outlined proposes to impose
on incomes in excess OF $4,000 but
-. rich men can avoid the burden of
,ov by taking advantage of the bonds
come corporations which are sold with
.,opee iusuring them 10 be free from
,soo The United states Steel Cor
ton has about $S00.OOo.O0O OF its col
..,,i mortgage 5s and sinking fund IS
-t,.b contain this guarantee clause. The
...oco Milwaukee x St. Paul and the
...at Northern Railroad. the former with
-,oc,,ea Of tax exempt bonds and the
...r with cGN0C0OO0 Of bonds exempt
,r, taxation. are instances OF the op-
-,unitics which viii be afforded in
tors 10 cyade the income tax People
.,,b money may invest in these bouds
md escape taxation. as tho corporations
.,.,,jrr them VIII be obliged to stand tho
srrden of levied taxes. The law will have
~, be changed TO meet this situation II It's
,oroose is fulfilled and an equality OF
income taxation established.
Ceclne OF City Bonds.
Commenting ON the decline in New York
eity bonds last week. Moore. Leonard u
levi, are duoteo as follows:
New York city bonds were under some
a-sssurc. the a. per cent issues OF last
,ssr having declined 10 below g. owing
,,isfy 60 reports that the city authorities
,are considering the adyisability of offer
nc a new issue early I'm May. This now
..sle. it is reported. will carry interest at
The rate Of 80 per cent the advance i'm the
ats having been necessitated by the de
hands of capital for higher returns. The
civ charter provides that bond issues
shall not he sold below par; therefore the
only alternative of the authorities is TO
.e1 the bonds at such a rate of interest
a. wiz induce investors to bid par or
more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-22
CURB ECHOES.

The Consolidated Mining and Smeitins
Company. OF Canada. Ltd. received o'5l'
tons Of ore AZ the Trail smeiter for the
Week ended April /. Centre Star one oil
the COMPANY mines. was the largest
shipper. having sent 2.525 tons
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FURNISHED by Charles y. Barney & Co. No. -
Broad street New York and 40 ~ south
lth street, Philadelphia
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Middendorf. Williams & Co, No
81 Pine street. New York. and No. l29 East
German street, Baltimore
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The repor, Of the Union OIL Company
ior the calendar year 1872 shows srOsS
Profits on sales OF OIL etc. OF A'-oi'oS-'
ROYALTIES and miscellaneous revenues u
tZa,576. ana proportiUo Of earnings %
controlled companies ts55. 1854. Net proh'S
we're s. S3e. 73s
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BOND DOTS.

y. N James. City Clerk OF hudson
Columbia County. y. Y, will receive pro-
posais until p. H.. April 2S. for S21so" "a
per cent coupon or registered street iiIi-
p'oyement bonds. denominations sl'oo anu
300 dated May 10. 1919, and due May
3. 1895.
Isaac W Sheriff.. Of Poushkeepsie' wa
he successful bidder on April 10 for SiV-
% ~ per cent sewer and paving bonus
% Watervliet. Albany County \. y
II IS reported that Cartersville' Barto"
county. Ga win hold an election III the
near future 10 decide on the Issuance Vi
Si".V0 road and bridge bonds.
Jeannette i. Hutchinson. clerk OF the
Board OF Education OF Marion. Marion
school District, Marion County, Ohio WIZ
receive proposals until noon on April 20
'or $4,000 8 per cent coupon school ouiio-
ing and equipment bonds, denomination
~p, dated April O. 1913 and due Septein-
Der l. 1895.
According TO rcports. the Syracuse say
'nsS Bank OF Syracuse. was awarded on
april l5 the $4,000 AZ per cent registered
1ax free bonds Of Syracuse onondaga
County. y. Y.
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Copper Metal Outlook.

rather encouraging Wow OF the COP
nor metal market IS taken in the last
.ssue Of Copper Gossip" as is shown in
the followiue
Market activity developed the last part
n March and transactions OF Importance
we're closed at 10 cents Substantial sales
we're made later nj advancing prices, and
with Europe an active buyer further
market advances were recorded without
meeting serious resistance. Il transpired
that good deal Of copper was needed for
nrompt shipment. and as domestic and
foreign demand increased prices soon
reached the 15i2-cent level
with the decided Improvement i'm the
ocal statistical position of copper. there
: smoothing apparently in the present situa-
ton 10 suggest any material falling Oft
IN prices ON the contrary. II manufactul-
srs continue as busy as they have been
sielv and the rate Of copper production
s not increased over that Tor the month
u March it is expected that the market
will be able to maintain a healthy degree
4 drnucss for some time 70 come.
Norfolk g. Westerns Growth.
The advance in the Norfolk & Western
during the last few years has been note
worthy. Earning power expansion has
not only been steady. but the progress ha-
besn Of a substantial character when
olsces the road among the high class IN
vsstmeut rails OF the period. Since lsF
.ro.s revenues have shown an increase
II about % por cent while net revenues
ave increased q per cent in the mean
ine the Norfolk x Western has contrib
ted literally TO maintenance ana equip
nent charges and has shown a marked
ability 10 save net earnings even Whiie
wages and other expenses have been in
eressing. Norfolk 4 Western is controlled
BIZ PENNSYLVANIA and in many respects
Gears close resemblance to the parent
sompany The policy Of putting 81 BACK
INTO the property for every dollar paid out
appears to be clearly typihed in the Nor
folk & Western policy
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BOSTON STOCKS.
Furnished By Charles Head * Co. No. q Wal
strectD
LAND.
RAILROAD

Bos & Alb. - eO5 & W Il pf sc
Bos 4 Maine So g. ny y Il q H.iit ilAs
Boston Tlev.. s1l. s7is West Z - Ry 'jh IS
Bos & " FL
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eoeEIoN GOVERNMENT AND MU-
NICIPAL BONDS.

| ,r,..,,s,ed nv Zimmerman & Torshay, No. .
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NEW YORK PRICES.
BONDED WHEAT
INTrEsOr RECEIPTS.
>EABOARD CLEAEhNCE>.
flour AND MEAI-DemanI ,

better az advancing prices. spring patents
81 l50S4 -: winter straight. - oD0Sl 20.
winter patents 81 eOQSJ 20; spring clears, - 10
HS4 -: extra No I winter 81 aJdSl ~, No =.
s.; SO0S; 80. Kansas stIaignts - 2DH ~ 80.
fancy spring patents - 500 - 81 RYE
Hour Firm. fair 10 good, 81 50IS 80.
choice 10 fancy. ~ s.fiS& %. COHNMEAI.-
Steady. kiln dried 81 20 BAG MEAL-Finc
white ana yellow. 81 5OUsl 81, coarsc. 81 2ju
81 90 FEED western spring bran so -
standard mlddllng. SO -: Hour do. So 30 red
dog. x2S: city bran. $50 bulk. 81 80 sacks.
midiiine. 81 50NS2s. rel dog. so; oilmeal.
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Ackermann & Coles have prepared ana
are distributing a book on the STANDARD
Oil companies which includes thorough
history Of Standard OIL up TO date gives
he financial statement Of each subsidiary
company with the range Of price OF the
stocks and the legal decision on pipe lines