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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20
FRISCO RUMORS DISTURB
Sharp Drop in Stock Not Due to
Poor Earnings, It Is Said.

The decline yesterday OF II points in the
first preferred stock Of the ST. Louis &
San Francisco Railway Company gave
rise 10 several disqueting rumors OF
the roads condition. In some quar-
ters it was stated that although the
earnings of the Frisco proper are keeping
up well the drain from it's treasury from
the operation Of the Chicago q Eastern
Illinois and the New Orleans, Texas &
Mexico Division may more than Offset the
more favorable exhibit of the parent cor
poration.
Interests connected with the company,
however estimate balance for dividends
this year Of Sl,Jo0,000, notwithstanding
food losses on the Chicago & Eastern
Illinois and the probability of a deficit on
the New Orleans, Texas & Mexico Divi-
sion. Surplus earnings of the Frisco
proper are expected tc run between $500
600 and 100000. The outlook for next
year. however will depend much on
whether the present prospects for good
crops materialize
1t is stated that the funds for the pay
ment of part OF the S2.25OOO0 notes matur-
ing on June are in hand and the extern
sion of the balance has been arranged.
The next maturity IS that Of $2SO.Uo
ozark & Cherokee Central Railway first
mortgage per cent bonds, maturing on
October !. A report that the decline IN
the Frisco Issues was due 10 the liquida-
ton Of the holdings purchased from the
Rock Island Company in 1893 could not De
confirmed. Despite recent heavy losses III
Rock Island shares officials stated that
the company had an unusually large cash
working balance Oh hand and that no
bonds or notes were maturing IN the near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20
NEW YORK CURE.

Interest In the curb market yesterday
was almost entirely centred in the stand
ard Oh subsidiaries, although the general
tone throughout the list was firm. The
above named issues developed renewed
strength at the outset, although Whcn
high levels were reached realizing brought
about a slight reaction. There was an es-
pecally good demand for Standard oil OF
New York, old and new, while Atlantic
Refining moved up about 10 points on
fairly active dealings. Ohio OIL was also
I'm demand at an Improvement of nearly =
points Standard OIL of New Jersey
moved within narrow limits. Other indus
trials were practically neglected, with the
exception Of i{rtish-American Tobacco,
which on small dealings improved frac-
ton The copper stocks were shade
easier in sympathy with the heaviness In
the metal.
Brisk trading occurred in the Nevada
Issues, with prices reactionary. North
ciined In the early hours from coo 10 1ic,
and rallied again TO closing sales at csc.
Tonopah Merger, opening at Ole, sagged
10 SIC. closing al Ssc. jim Butler dipped
from 90c 10 &c. selling finally at Sc. West
End was heavy and sold at 81 3-l6 and
Nl., and Nevada Hills broke through the
dollar mark, selling as low as soc. Lack
ing support, Midway was of TO 4Jc and
Montana to Sl3s. Pittsburgh Silver Peak
came out at i9c and zoe, and Manhattan
Big -Four from SIC TO Jlc. with final trans
actions at soc TOnopah Extension
changed hands at S2ia. Sales OF Goldheld
Atlanta were recorded at l6iac and Jumbo
Extension at pc. Merger Mines was sold
at PIC 20 20c and ORC from lSc 10 lic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20
No SAVINGS BANK FIGHT
annual Meeting This Week Ex-
pected To Be Tame Affair.

Since the resignation OF the Seamen's
S1k for Savings from the New YORK
saie Savings Bank Association and sub
'Nosnt rumors OF similar action to be
~Gsn by other members. Il is stated that
-e annual meeting. 10 be held this week.
WI not be the scene Of acrimonious dis-
sssons as had been expected. but Will
Neeld In the spirit that has characterized
Tenous gatherings.
Dui1ng the last few days strenuous ef-
"'u have been put forth by the inhuen-
- members OF the association 10 moliify
s usSruntled element. The result Is
1' Inc recalcitrant parties have decided
sand by the association. and IT now
.ppesS doubtful whether there will be
Wy other banks that will follow the ex-
s1pe OF the seamen's Bank II is stated
~. there is no 81 feeling between the
'As OF the latter institution and the
ss'ses OF the association or any other
its members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20
THE METAL MARKETS

COPPER-Stsndard copper OF the Metal Dsss
change was dull and easy, with lo9oe ssHeo
for SPOT Nav and June: July, 1o.45e asked
Au1ust Is 37isc asked. The local street mar
ket for copper was firm. with lake quoted a.
16c: electrolytic, 1874 al6c, and casting, loSe.
In London copper closed at t6s los for spot
and f6s l2s 81 for futures. Arrivals OK cop
per at New York yesterday were S,O2O tons
Exports so Ear this month. $500 tons. No.,
quoted at 47s7is gas Csc; June, 47.e2lsg4sc
July, 47Q47. 25c; August, 46.5oa47c. and sep
,ember 80 256f46 75c. In London tin was
steady closing at f2Is lbs for spot aud f2l<
IEAD-Quiet; New York spot, 4.3oc, and
East 81 Louis, &l5G< 22l7c. London lead
Els lis Sd. o
sPELTER-ouiet; New YORK. spot 5.4op
5.45c, and East 81. Louis 6.25qo.oOe' London
speltor, IA los.
TRON-C1eveland warrants 10s IL London.
Locally iron was steady and unchanged, with
No / foundry Northern, No Southern and No
! Southern soft. sl7asl7 co. No foundry
Northern, SIC 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20
EXCHANGE BILLS SIGNED
Last Two of Reform Series Ap.
proved by Governor.

Albany May Ex-Governor sulzer has
signed the last two of the series OF stock
eNchange reform bills passed by the
LEGISLATURE One provides that trading
by brokers' against customers orders IN
STOCKS bonds or other evidences Of debt
VI corporation, company or association
shall constitute a felony.
Inc other bill requires brokers 70 de-
hVer TO customers memoranda describing
the securities purchased and sold: also
giving the name of the person or corpo-
ration from which they were purchased
or to which they were sold, together with
inc time when the transaction took place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Columbia Gas and Electric
Company William =. Phillips. Of ]. & W.
Seligman & Co., OF New York, was elect
ed a director to succeed G. w. II. Worth
ington, Of Cleveland. The other retiring
members Of the board were re-edected.
Citizens Light and Water Co.
The California Railroad Commission
has granted TIE application OF the Citi-
zens' Light and Water Company to sell
its property TO the Claremont Domestic
Water Company for $4,000.
Central California Gas.
The Central California Gas Company
is showing good increases in earnings.
and its report for April shows gross earn
ings of S4.3oS as compared with s. S4 for
April Of 1872; operating expenses amount
ed 10 s. 299, as against S2.2H, leaving net
earnings Of S2,O39, as compared with 81 .573
for the same month OF last year. The
Nisalia- Porterville transmission line Of
the company is completed, and the COM
pany is now furnishing gas at Exeter,
Lindsey and Porterville from the Nisalia
plant. The additions and improvements 10
the Visalia plant contemplated are prac-
tically complete.
South Carolina BY, Light & Power Co.
II is stated that the South Carolina
Railway. Light and Power Company is
contemplating the erection of a 100000
steam generating station to be used as an
auxiliary TO its hydro-electric plant at
CASTOR Shoals. An additional hydro cleo
trio station will be constructed at Palmer
Shoals. six miles above the present plant
The new plant will generate 1000 horse
power and cost about 100000. The Gas
ton Shoals plant now In operation gen
crates 1900 horsepower. Extensions and
additions to trackage and equipment at
Spartanburg are now being made.
Southwestern Traction and Power.
A special meeting OF stockholders OF
the Southwestern Traction and Power
Company has been called for June - In
New Orleans. for the purpose OF voting
on an increase in capital stock to S2,00000)
preferred and 100000 common. A special
meeting has also been called for June 30 TO
authorize "A bond issue OF 100000 II is
understood that the additional capital
Will be used for an extension Of its lines
from New Iberia, La. 10 Lafayette. La,
about twenty-five miles. Other improve
y6ents and extensions are said TO be In
contamination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20
Satur

bales: speculation and export, 500; American
1000; imports, 81 600; American 1900 MID.
ding upland 6.69d Futures opened quiet AZ
~ to 2 points decne closed quiet, bur stsaoy
al a net decline OF 2is to 3 points. MAJ,
q 43lsd; May-June 6.43d; June-July, =. 4oI
July-August, $3.50; Ausust-september, $50
q DAD. November- December, 6.O0isd; Decern-
ber-January, b9el1d: January February. o.9sd'
February-March, Sd: March-April 500; April
Nav G.02d: May-June 6O2hd. Manchester-
Yarns quiet but steady; cloths quiet
New Orleans, May 19.-Openins steady az
decline Of sac points cotton futures closeo
firm AZ a net advance OF sql1 points. Morn
ing buying on a moderate scale was eteaoy,
and spectators found difficulty in supplying
the demand. Bears put out little short cottoD'
because Of weather and crop reports:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. May 1s.-Moderate dealings
and small changes in prices were in or
der on the local exchange to-day, al
though about the usual number OF share
issues were traded in during the course
Of the session. American Can common
and Chicago Title and Trust furnished
advances OF around a point each. Peo-
pies Gas preferred, Illinois Brick, Sears
Roebuck common, Swift's and Steel com
mon made fractional gains. Small
transactions occurred at unchanged
prices in Montgomery Ward preferred,
Commonwealth Edison and American
Can preferred shares. American Ship
building. Quaker oats and Comstocks
each lost about q point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20
CENTRAL SEEKS BOND ISSUE.

Albany, May 1s.-The New York Central
g. Hudson River Railroad Company mas
made application TO the Public service
commission for authority TO execute
,,,ortgage extending the lien of the mort
gage dated June !, 1891 from the we"
vork Central TO the Central Trust rust G oon
aoIn -, Sew York. TO secure SlOO,OOV,-
paany % issue The mortgage is to cover
'O,'U'oO,.erties recently acquired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, May ie.-More OF g decrease than
expected in the visible supply gave the wheat
market to-day decided lift. The close was
firm at an advance OF sale net. Corn
finished Haze up, oats with a gain Of e
20 s.9sc, and provisions dearer by 1lsa2oc.
Range of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20
CURB ECHOES.

.Ne ophir mine reports net profits Of
fortunately $500 for the month Of
W ore and failing receipts amounted
'H"' and expenses were $1,000. The
q. ''hent Just met the amount paid on
rr ~0eotedness. $1,000 Cash on hand is
!. sU the settlement OF six bars of bull
49, ne estimated value Of which is $500
!. ~ thirteen tons OF concentrates with
~. sun'ated value Of 5000 will put the
''0'y IN little better shape.
. ,s.a receipts Of Rescue Eula at the end
"a. 1 mounted 10 N2O7s. which included
a.. easements OF cent and ~ cents
-. respectively Expenses, however.
-. more than $1,000. Of which $1,000
a, spent for labor and salaries. $500
D,. pO"es and 1890 for mine supplies.
.,.. -s 'he first three months OF this year
t, 49, were about $1,000 and receipts
h.. A,eo TO si4.7s2. including an assess
''' OF one cent a share
-.n.s ZONE Mines Company. Ltd. has
q, special meeting Of stockholders
sot,,. q IN Toronto for the purpose or
a,s,s, vi proposition 10 increase the
ss. '~' from 1.5OoOl9 TO 100000. The
m OF the sale of additional stock
Don, y used for betterments or extern
G. ~ me companys present mill. or for
Ia. uon or new mills and other build
49, ~ equipment upon the property as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20
BOND DOTS.

c. A. Guiss. civil engineer OF Bucyrus.
Dallas Township Crawford County, OHIO.
will receive proposals until noon on May
81 for $4,000 o per cent coupon road i'm
provement bonds denomination 300. and
due October !, 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20

The State Exchange Bank. OF Hutchin-
son. Kan. was the successful bidder on
May l8 for $4,000 IA per cent 2o-year cou-
pom bridge construction bonds of Hutch
inson, Reno County. Kan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20

II is reported that Splitter. Rorick 8
70 of Toledo. were awarded on May IL
the $1,000 per cent S4-year average cou-
non New London road district construc-
lion bonds OF New London, New London
,rownship. Huron County. Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20

According to reports Washington
Country District. Ohio County. w. Va
will hold an election on May q TO decide
ON the issue Of $4,000 per cent coupon
school building bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-20

C. r. Beilah. City Clerk of Oxrard.
Ventura County, Cal. Will receive pro-
posals until p. m. May q, for $4,000
per cent gold coupon tax-free municipal
water works bonds. denomination $500
dated May /, 1912, and due May l, 1916.
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B. ". J. JONES.
MAGEE w. OFT.
NAVIGATION NOTICE

All owners, masters, captains and
consigners of vessels navigating the
Carcnde]et Canal and shippers and all
other persons at interest in the prem
isis, Take notice that from aud after
Sunday. April 6, 1913. the Caronde]et
Canal will he closed at the intersection
Of Broad Street until the completion
Of the construction Ivy the Sewerage &
Water Board OF New Orleans OF the
,iphon under the Canal at this point.
The Sewerage l. Water Board will
complete the work IS speedily as is
possible but until such completion
navigation will be interrupted at
Broad Street and suspended in that
portion Of the Carondelet Canal only
lying between Broad Street and the
head of the canal at the Old Basin.
Traffic from Broad Street to Lake
'onchartrain will be continued with
out interruption or hindrance and
a 'equa'e tmporary landings will I've
provided for the accommodation of
tratic.
BY order CT tn" LiGuidating Com
missiOners.
VIM. P. Eicholls.
Superintendent.
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Twenty Thousand to See
Farm Trains.

jackson, Miss, March In
speaking of the recent operations
of farmer trains" in Mississippi.
Commissioner Of Agriculture H.
E. Blakeslee said:
During the month Of Febru'
airy it was my pleasant duty to
conduct the operation of three
agricultural and live stock special
trains over the railroads of south
Mississippi. The Gulf and
Ship Island, Queen and Crescent
and Mississippi Central lines
were covered. The trains were
rendered by the railroads in
question, showing an interest
and a desire to cooperate with
the farmers and live stock .peo'
pie that was highly appreciated.
Eighty points were visited
during the time and S20,35o,
people visited the trains, heard
the lectures and saw the exhibits.
Eighty.six lectures were deliver
,.6dand the intense interest man
Tested promises results thai,
will be satisfactory. The people
of this entire section are alive ~
The proposition Of diversiication
and seekin, for information
I'm the Lecture force there.
were no orators. but ,nen VIII
were practical and connpetent j.
give reliable information with y
the use of II particles If >i.rpGi,
language.
While =; ,',sn' ~. b
considerable "x'.a' pr" ~ i
Cal, | am ti'orsu:si y CO.. YIN
that pna.,,.h Z. ~
fully repay the effnrl "xoeis.!'
lis necessa'v Y L Nv.
ofevery 'tp,.it'. 2, . ~
ppopis r"l'ahIr ~
vice, to meet them face TO ;',r.
aud talk hot on, y ,i'e.a, vu,
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MAGEE & BROWN.
!. n MAGEE,
". J. JONES
WARREN THOMAS.
MRS 1. l; BANKsroN'
CONVICTION BANK sy y, & .: rR HGnsr' co. e A.
By J. S. Brock. Jr, Power Of Atty.
MILTON WILLIAMS.
By J. S. Brock. Jr, Power Of Atty.
W. T. McELROY,
BY J. S. Brock. Jr, Power OF ATTY
+. S. BROCK, JR.
r. l.. MaGee.
MRS L. 7. MAGEE,
BY E. L. Magee.
W. A. THIGPEN.
SEQ c. KNIGHT,
}. n. MAGEE.
"'''' '>' By 5. N. Magee.
". p. GERALD.
". +. BULLOCK.
). \. BULLOCK, Power Of Atty.
v. s. BULLOCK. Power OF Atty.
'''' " By J. O. Magee.
T. 0. MAGEE.
l. D. B1CkHAM.
v. e. DOUGLAS.
T. c. GREEN.
" " BY J. c. Green
\. S. J. HYDE,
!. Il. PIERCE,
). S. PIERCE,
IRIS. c. A. HYDE,
!. NJ. BURR1S,
:; H. Bt'ERIS,
u. Fl. RYKOSKI,
IRIS. IDA ORR,
pAfI.
Y. w. WARMER.
T. ". HAMPTON,
b. L. HAMPTON.
" NJ HAMPTON,
I. F.. SMELL,
BY w. w. Darlington. Power Of Atty.
". W. DARLINGTON.
I. B. MAGEE.
,AZ TALLEY,
ROBERT RAB1yGroN. ''' -
Y. NJ. RABINGTON,
r. w. BATEMAN,
:. s. E. DARLINGTON,
LEAH KNIGHT. g.,
VI. r. KNIGHT,
~ l. DANIEL,
DELLA BRANCH,
D. E. BRANCH,
5y Robert Darlington: Power Of Atty.
MRS. G. G. WILLIAMS.
E. D. PAUL,
MAGGIE w. OFT,
Notary Public.
I. NJ. A. Thigpen, Clerk OF Court Il
md for the Parish Of Washington
state Of Louisiana and Ex- Officio Re
.order, do hereby certify that the abov
Ind foregoing Is a true and corrcc
l 'opy Of the Original Charter OF tn
ii Ivs&S- IN, l. in - In, ~ fo
| nd OF record in Charter Book No. l. pages 1 t
| 6nclusive
Witness my official signature an
>ealof Office this 18th. day Of February. 1911:
NJ. A. THIGJEN,
Clerk of Court and Ex-Officio Re
i .Order,
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New Blacksmith Shop.

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has been purchased by W. P.
Dunlap and all kinds of work will
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Horseshoeing and gunwork 9
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Price spot cash on delivery.
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Save Your Money,

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BUSINESS, Headache, Indigestion. Tin
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Sheriff Sale.--NO. 2163.
r. NJ. Jon e
Versus

Versus
Lemon Lott, L. W. McDouga]I.
!. Curator ad Hoe.
Notice lie hereby given that by virtue
of a writ of seizure and sale issued out
of the goth Judicial District Court of
Louisiana, in and for Washington
Parish, in the above entitled cause,
and to me directed, will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday: March 90, 1913
at the principal front door of the
court house at Franklinton, La, be-
tween the legal sale hours for judicial
sales. the following described property
to-Wit:
Mel Of the sci Of Section %, twp. 2,
south, range II, cast, St. Helena mer-
idian. containing Al acres.
Terms of sale: Cash, with benefit
of appralsement.
This 10th day of February, 1878.
T. J. Simmons, Sheriff.
Sheriff Sale-No. 2150.
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Versus
w. Louis Vernon.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of writ of seizure and sale, issued
out OF the 26th Judicial District Court
of Louisiana, in and for Washington
Parish, in the above entitled cause.
and to me directed. I will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday. March 90. 1913
at the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described prope- ty. to-
wit:
Sci of swl, sec. II, twp. 2 8, range 9
e, st. Helena meridian. Also all of
the north halt OF sw4 sec. IA, twp 2 g,
range 9 g, St, Helena meridian, ex
cept. First-That part of said IL half
OF swi section IA lying end of line
commencing on the W line of section.
being W line of nw4 of sw4 section IA
at a certain stob and from thence run
9 alonga fence row to hollow known
as Masks Branch, thence down said
hollow to the fork and from th"nCe
run up another hollow to where it
strikes the line on the east side ofnw,
of sw3 section IA. Seconds acres
out of the nw4 Of sW4 sec. IA described
as follows: Beginning at stob III center
OF said section and run so chains
to a hollow, thence down the hollow
south 80 1-2o W 3 chains, thence con-
tinue down The hollow Sc II " 36
chains to place OF beginning. thence
down said hollow south So W chns
thence 26o 4.5O chns 10 fork OF
hollow. thence up said hollow north
81 1-2o W $50 chains, thence W IL
chain, thence up the hollow AZ l-2-
VISA chains to W line OF nei OF sws
sec, ii, thence II 2 chns, thence south
AZ 1.2o east 7.13 chns to point OF be-
ginning.
Also all of the south half OF the INV
of section ii, except g. acres sold TO
Standard Land Co ltd. described as
follows: Begin 20 chains south Q: u"
corner & section II and run ain.l&
section line 1915 chlts, thence Il
east % 50 chns, thence 80 chnS,
thence $50 e s 50 chps, thence east
7 43 chus, thence II 20 chns. thence W
40 chns to sec. liue, the point ct ne.
ginning AL in twp S. OF range y:
east, st. Helena meridian.
Terms of sale: Cash with bcne'f OF
appraisement.
mi, 19,h day o! February. l9i".
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