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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
THE COTTON MARKET
Less Active and Easier, Closing
Generally Lower.

There was a slightly higher opening in
the cotton market yesterday. but favor
able weather and crop news eased prices
off until around II cents for new crop
months covering and some trade buying
steadied the market and the close was
steady. net ! point higher on May. but
to points lower on other months. The
weekly weather bulletin indicated that
more rain was needed in some sections
OF the Eastern belt, but detailed reports
indicated showers I'm a number OF districts
and the outlook was for further showers
to-day or tomorrow Private wires claim
that squares are appearing in Southern
Alabama ard predict that blooms VIII
follow by the first of June, While there
were a number of favorable reports from
other sections Of the belt also. Many
traders are now talking or ScVero-
ment condition report of TO pom"
above the ten-year average or 1913 per
cent. Private cables reported quiet
steady market in Liverpool. Rumors that
certain New England mills would close
down next week promoted some selling
in the afternoon, but were found 10 De
based on the intention Of those mills 10
close on Memorial Day. as usual, ana lhe
Saturday following. Southern spot mar
kets were generally unchanged and the
local market was steady at l!o for mid
ding upland: sales. lS6 bales. Local con-
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
WESTINGHOUSE REPORT
Earnings Last Year Were Best
in Company'S History.

\ feature Of the report Of the Westing-
house Electric and Manufacturing Com
pany for the year erded March 81, 1919,
which will he made public to-day, is the
announcement of the liquidation Of the
Russian company. The works. consisting
at real estate. buildings, equipment and
inventories. have been sold. and il is eX-
pected that when it's affairs are finally
closed up there will be depreciation Of
approximately $l.50000O which will
mean that the Westinghouse company will
receive practically the amount Of its cur
rent claims against the Russian company
and that its investment In securities or
that company will be entirely charged of.
The gross earnings for the year.
amounting 10 s39.977.565. were not only
$5.1S1,1 19 in excess OF the previous years
record. but were also the largest in the
oompanys history. Net manufacturing
profits were Si,571,272. as against sS.591.-
$50 in 1912, while gross income from all
sources totalle1 $685., S36. an increase of
sS15.79S. Net income available for divl-
bends and other purposes aggregated 49,
164032. which after the payment OF the
regular per cent dividend on the pre-.
ferrcd stock. is equivalent to SD per cent
on the s35.193.2S7 common stock out
standing. compared with Ga per cent
earned on the same stock the previous
year.
Unified orders on hand March 81. 1913.
were valued at S12.O61.473. compared with
$5.137.9G on March 81. 1872. The aver
age number VI employees last year was
20.542 comps ed with an average Of To-
600 for the previous year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
NEW YORK CURB

\ little more activity developed in the
curb market yesterday during the early
session, with the general tone firm and
further strength In number Of the
Standard Oil issues Before midday how
ever. duneSs set IN and prices eased of
slightly. Interest continued to be centred
largely in the Standard OIL subsidiaries.
with better inquiry for the lower priced
shares Ohio Oil was strong at an inn
provcment Of about D points. due 10 the
expectation Of a favorable announcement
by the company. while Standard oil OF
California and Buckeye Pipe Line were
also higher. Some of the higher priced
issues In this group were inclined to sag
on profit taking. Other industrials We're
almost at a standstill but higher IN the
,Jid. United Cigar Stores improved over a
point. The copper stocks were almost en-
tirely neglected. In bonds New York City
42s. with interest. were active but heavy,
while the 1865 and 1893 were also weak.
Trading IN the Nevada group was of the
spirited kind and prices were irregular.
rr,trv lid Hr. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
ROCK ISLAND IN NO TROUBLE
Roads Condition Excellent,
Saws President Nudge.

H. L. Nudge. president Of the Chicago
& Rock island Railway Company. vino
Is in the city on business. yesterday ridi-
culed reports IN connection with declines
in the companys stock that the property
is I'm any financial difficulty. He said that
its physical condition Is excellent and that
the crop outlook is favorable. MIR Nudge
looks for 10000 increase I'm Rock
Islands earnings at the close Of the cur
rent fiscal year The road is In better
condition to handle its business than il
was year ago he said.
Great importance is attached 70 the
Minnesota rate case in the West. Mr.
Nudge said, and the decision OF the Su-
preme Court is awaited with anxiety.
Asked II the Western roads Intended TO
apply to the Interstate Commerce Com
mission for permission to increase their
freight rates MI Nudge said he thought
they would wait until the outcome OF the
roads request IN the East was known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
ITEMS OF WALL STREET
On transactions Of foreign account yes
change London was a seller on balance.
Dividends were declared as follows:

D4Ntbt We Z uttidlfu d. AO4AbN6s
Quaker oats Company. regular quarterly q.
2i2 per cent on common. payable July - 10
stock OF record July l. and regular quarterly
OF IL per cent on preferred. payable August
80 TO stock OF record August I.
Dominion Olcloth Company. Ltd. semi
annual Of g. per cent. payable May 81 10
stock 81 record Nav 10
International Smokeess Powder Company.
regular quarterly OF = per cent on common.
payable july ] TO stock Of RECORD June 20.
Lake Woods Mill Ltd, quarterly Of l..
per cent on preferred payable June 10 stock
OF record MAY %
Manufactured Rubber COMPANY quarterly O.
l'a per cent on preferred. payable June 10
stock OF record May -
Pittsburgh Silver Peak Cold Mining COM
pany. per cent. payable June 10 10 stock
~ record May -.
Richelieu 4 ontario Navigation Company.
quarterly OF per cent payable June TO
stock II record Nav -
standard OF OF Ohio quarterly Of 50 and So
extra, payable june - 10 stock ~ record
WaItham Watch conpany. regular semi
annual Of So on the preferred stock, pa able
June 10 stock OF record May ~
W. II. McElwainc Company, extra OF 80
on the second preferred stock. pay able May
- 10 stock Of record Nav 10
Harold Vanderbilt was elected a di-
rector Of the New York & Harlem Rail-
road Company al meeting OF stock
holders yesterday. TO fiji the vacancy
caused by the death Of j. p. Morgan.
Local international bankers say that the
Mexican government loan is materially
smaller than mentioned and is being ar
ranged with foreign bankers.
The annual meeting Of the Reading
company 10 elect nine directors will bo
held in Philadelphia June 3
Disquietine reports regarding the out
look for the Frisco system persisted yes
terday. and II was said on excellent au-
thority that some definite news might be
forthcoming tomorrow Despite asser-
tons to the contrary. it is understood
that no provision has yet been made for
meeting maturing obligations on June /.
when g. 10000 per cent notes fall due.
The Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific
Railroad Company Will extend for term
OF years the $4,000 per cent bords
which mature September !. II is believed
the extension will be for ten years. These
bonds are held by the Chicago, Rock Isl
and & Pacific Railway Company. the
operating company, and require no bank
ers' commissions for extension.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
IN. H. R. R. COMMITTEE FORMED
Large Stockholders Headed by Ex-Secretary Meyer,
Combine in Boston for Protection Of
Their Interests.

According TO advices received yester-
day in Wall Street from Boston com
mittee has been formed by the stock
holders of the New York. New Haven &
Hartford Railroad. not only to act as
proxy for shareholders, but to bring to
bear on the New England railroad situa-
ton the unpreWdiced judgment of repre-
sentative men not previously concerned in
the management The formation OF the
committee was the result of conferences
between large shareholders and represen-
tatives Of trustees and institutions hold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
OFFERING HOTEL BOND LOAN.

W. S. StIaus & Co., bankers OF chicago
and New York, have made loan OF $3.50
ooo I'm the form Of serial bond issue,
bearing per cent interest upon the ne"
seventeen story Fort Dearborn HoteI
Building TO be erected at La sane ana
Van Buren, streets Chicago by Edward
4 Renwick, at a cost Of $.SO.o0 The
building was leased to the Hotel Sherman
for ninety-nine years at $1,000 year. The
bonds mature serially in two 10 ten years
beginning April !, 1915, and may be re-
deemed after the second year at lU3 ana
interest. The bankers have sold consid-
erable portion OF this issue In private sale
and are Offering the unsold balance TO the
public at par and interest TO net per
cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
THE METAL MARKETS.

COpPER-The local street market for COP
per was steady. with lake quoted loc. electro.
copper on the Metal Exchange was easy. with
spot. NAV June. July and August. 1885, ssc
asked. In London copper was dull. closing al
Exports Of copper al New York thus far this
month. % e96 tons.
TIN-was easy. although quiet. closing at
a. 50 \ case for spot and May T.259s1. 75c for
June 46s7hd4T12isc for July. 4S.55Q4s 75c
for August and &c. 256465oc for September.
In London tin WAS easy. but quiet, closing AZ
ELS IS for spot and f2l3 i5s for futures.
LEAD-Steady; New York spot. 4.9oc and
East ST. Louis. 1904 22isc. London lead
closed AT fi9 Is Sd.
SPELTER-Weak New York spot $500
5.45c. and East 81. Louis. 3 20Q5.30r. London
speter closed at IA los.
IRON-Cleveland warrants Cos 90 In Lon
don Locally iron was quiet and unchanged
with No foundry Northern. No Southern and
No Southern soft quoted at $i1a$t7 30: No
foundry Northern. SIG 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
BUSINESS REVERSES.

PATRICK SCANLAN-Patrick Seaman. OF
40 GO West I1ath street. fled petition,
with liabilities % 500 49,: assets consisting
- l50 shares Of stock Of Seaman & Sons,
Inc. OF no value as the corporation f. in
bankruptcy Among his creditors are the
Merchants and Mechanics National Bank
Of Baltimore s21 0oO. secured 10y 2Oi shares
Of stock Of the William Butler Company. Of
Philadelphia ard Michael G. Seaman, Of
Philadelphia. $4,000.
JOHN II. LYNCII-Schedules Of John l..
Lynch & Co. manufacturers Of bricks al
CruGers. - Y, show Liabilities OF sl4, iO> :
nominal assets. S3.ell. consisting Of real
estate at Haverstrsw <l,7s0 mortsaged for
81 300. accognts. S2Osi: cash $50 and
stock. fixtures and four horses. covered by
q chattel mortgage for sl.3OO
LEO MALTIN-Schcdulcs Of Leo Maltin,
manufacturer Of petticoats at 10. - West
2Gth street. show liabilities Of Slntub, as
sets. consisting Of one share Of stock Of -"
Maitin. Inc. par value sl0" Among the
creditors are the Diamond silk Company,
81 500. and Julius Eciter $1,000.
SAMUEL J. and MORRIS EPSTElN--
Judge Holt granted discharge 10 samuel j.
ard Morris Epstein. who were partners IN
the firm OF Simon Epstein q sons. manu-
fac,urers Of waists a, No l42 West 24th
street: Liabilities. $50. So
discharge TO Ralph Scheuer. salesman OF
40. 40 West l20th street formerly prcsi-
cert Of 5. Schcurr G sons. manufacturers
% leather goods M No 3js Broadway: la
biities slVs.1O7
AMOUNTS UNDER 10000.
SUSAN FOX-Pctition fled against Susan
Fox. dealer IN hardware and hcusefurnish o.
ings al Yonkers Crcditors-tharies y
Hauck S55S: Charles j. St.bbins COMPANY
Sis. and Robert Slimmon & Co. sl3o. La
billtief are $1,000. assets $500
NORRIS BLOC morris BLOCK. women s
tailor ~ 40. Fast 4hfh street, MED pen
lrL HaH. Of
consisting Of stock S7pS. machines ana
fixtures sS5s accounts. s3hT. and cash, 81
JOHN g. MCAFFERTN-JOhn &. NcCai-
forty rnachinist Of 20. oil West l5ith
street. filed petition. with liabilities OF 81
@p5 no assets. 80
THOMAS +. CT.ARk-Thomas T. Cihrk.
~ No : West Goth street. rled petition,
with liabilities Of 5000 on lease. no assets
WILLIAM j. WERTH-William j. W'rth'
a. 40 1913 East 2Hth street. nlcd geiton'
with liabilities ~ 81. 0o4. principally Tor Dor
-,.v,ed money. asee.s So IN notes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. May 20. 1913
BEEvEs-Receipts. SIS cars or l;ol' heas'
all for saughterers. No trading IN I'VE cav.
Feeling a trife weak Dressed oeet s'o" o.
llGl3c for native sides.
CALVES Receipts. 7e6 head. All for mar mar
ket Market less active. trihe weak;
calves at 81. Dressed calves arm ci,y dressed IRE,
yeals i3lr il6c. country dressed. IL i7Glfc. 81,
Salcs~Kerns Commission Co ~ veals 10
80 s sE, &; i i5S $40 $40 c5 80 lis
W. r, Hume: i57 veals 1873 H. slo'o' ~
culls. l07 10. 81. .o "A.
J. G. Curtis n Son; 70 Yeas liz 10 20 W.
Tobin & shannon: Virginia veals' 200 70
s75 49,.
lambs steady; spring lambs, J0c lower FAR
10 good lambs sold al 81 50gS 10 per 100 10
medium spring lambs, 81 %; common shess.
81 80: dressed mutton easy at l0al2iac per ID.
dressed lamb. steady OF 1916. dressed spring
lambs easier at 1870; country dressed hot
house lambs unchanged At sopso 81 per car
cass. -
sales-Tobin & shannon: l73 Virginia spring
lambs, 80 n average, at 50 - per 100 10. 3
sheep. "a N. 81 80.
ca 10. 81 rs: Ii3. &c 10. 81 I5 2G9 Buffalo. so
n. 81 80; Gull sheep, 100 N. SO.
HOGS-Receipts. Is cars. or 2.2I3 head ::
Good medium weight hogs sold at 50 10 per 100
10: roughs. s. 50.
Sales -kerns Commission Co: 30 Pennsyl
vania hogs. les 10 average. at 50 10 per 100 n:
@ roughs, 365 10. 81 so
s Judd & Co. date yesterday: stat. hogs
ISIS N. SIS 80 ,. l43 10. 80.
Chicago. May 0-HOGs-Receipts. 5000
opened iOG 15c higher: advance partly lost
light. s. SIS 20: mixed, IS 35 IS 81 I. !:
heavy. SIS l0qss a.: rough. IS loo - %: pigs,
Sc JOdss 40 bulk Of sales. IS 55nS s. 20
CATTLE-Receipts. 500: slow and steady :
beeves. 81 10 SIS So Texas steers. Sc 1870
81 70. Western steers. Sass Is: stockers
and feeders 81 s0as7 90: cows and hsifer.
81 sOG 81 90: calves. Sc 50G 50 % SHEEP
Receipts. 1000 handy weights, strong -
10c higher: others steady TO l0c lower
native. SJ-40dS6 10: Western. 81 50n 81 10
warnings s6d So 65: native lambs, s6Gs7 81;
Western. s6dsT 50.
fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
ST. Louis, May 20.-CATTLE-Recsipt
5000; active at steady prices; steers, 81 loG
S. rs. heifers. 81 156Ss %: cows, 81 saN
g. rs; Southern steers. 81 906sT 81. HOGS
Receipts. 1880. active and &c higher.
choice light 10 medium weights. IS 500
Sc 20: bulk OF sales IS 50dss 67is packers
ssI5Gss CO. lights. IS 20ds IS IS: pigs. 81 %
ass so. :HEEP-Receipts, 5000. clipped
lambs isc lower; spring lambs. IS 30
so %. clipped lambs. 80 5OnSI 80: Gull lambs.
$3.50 40; mutton sheep. s39s5 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
MORE GOLD ENGAGED
$4,000, 1000 for Paris An
nounced by Lazard Freres.

Another engagement of 10000 gold
for export TO Paris was announced yester-
day by Lazard Freres. making total OF
100000 taken for that market within
the last two weeks. The current years
gold takings for Paris account now are
Ss5. 900 900. and total gold exports are %9-
22j 900. From January TO the end OF
January ST $1,000 gold went to Paris. and
from March TO March IS 100000 went
out.
Wall Street thought that when the slo-
900 900 mark had been reached on the
current movement there would be ces-
sation of gold exports for some time. IL
is now believed. however. that 0ne or two
more shipments Of 100000 each will be
made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21

ing substantial blocks OF New Haven
stock
The committee consists Of George Won l..
Meyer. eX-Secretary Of the Navy. chair
man; Charles T. Adams. ID, Philip DeX-
ter. Wilmot r. Evans. president Of the
Boston Five Cent Savings Bank James
L. Richards president Of the Massachu-
sets Gas Company: Charles \. stone Of
Stone & Webster, and Eugene V. X.
Thayer. president Of the Merchants Ma
tional Bank Richard Olney and B. w.
Palmer will act as counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
STOCKS IN OTHER Cities.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. MAJ 20-The local securities
market was comparatively steady to-day,
both declines ana advances being small
The dealings We're small and diversified
Sears Roebuck common, American Can
stocks and United States Steel and United
Carbon common issues were fractionally
higher Public Servic preferred. Common
wealth. Edison, Chicago Title and Trust
and Swifts were firm and unchanged. The
declines. ranging from fractions to a
point. included quaker oats preferred.
Peoples Gas. Goodrich common, Chicago
Railways. Series ., and Union Carbide
and Streets common shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
BOND DOTS.

n. Miller e. Co., Of Cleveland,
is ~ ,I !. successful bidders on May y FOR
b co.sz per cent bonds Of Sidney. Shell
-0'niy, Ohio.
lstrs 10 reports. Lincoln. Lincoln
4, .I..,,I lincoln County. Kan. Will hold
r. ~ the near future 20 decide on
" bonds '''''''' CITY nan cohsiruc-
ha,n.,lSo''eo that J. +. wild e. Co, of
20 ., were awarded on May 10 the
= bo, I per cent 55z-year average build
|ttsc, VI Pimento. Linton Township
'uict. Vigo County. Ind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
paragraphs Of Current Interest
for the Investor.

III street paws little attention TO
- disbursements in the Hawaiian
- but i'm the month of April twenty
$50, companies in that country paid a
my Of sl3e. 100 in dividends. owing to
io'S' any cuts in dividends of sugar
'ae ,a+ions this total is smaller than for
p''i' corresponding month in 1912. The
ins single amount of 100000 was dis
@ ,s,',e5 by the Hawaiian Commercial and
slrar COMPANY
Prospect Not Brilliant.
long as France. which is acknowl-
% have more cash than any other
eOs s,., in the world. continues a policy
'o y accumulauug gold, even though this
.s1rinc of the yellow metal be attended
loss. there is little hope for vigor-
sechrlty markets one thing must
~ lost sight Of that gold exported
france cannot be withdrawn at the
,,rs of this country. The Bank of
&c possesses not only the right Of
sa.,oine notes ina silver but whenever
s,,,ation arises that warrants the exer-
r.. ~ this right. Il is carried out to
-. n,nest extent. Consequently, gold in
~. v.ults Of the Bank OF France is al
as, as urresponsive 10 international re
.,-sr,enis as though it was sequestered
.mopg the natives Of India.
Baltimore & Ohio Earnings.
considerable interest attaches 10 the
s.a,cal report Of the Baltimore q Ohio
Da;lrosd for the month Of April and the
s-., ten months of the fiscal year. as 1t
- oossible by a study of the figures TO
...cb q fair idea Of the extent Of the
tia losses incident TO the floods in
March and April
The April report shows S.567,l79 gross
,.rninss. as compared with S.5S9.o7S in
,,-u 1912 a decrease Of $21. 500. The total
Grating expenses We're S60l6l99 as COM
,,rsd with X.l69.7 49,, an increase Of SS46.-
~ The net operating revenue shows "A
,.,rsase Of SS6S 35l. the totals being 81.
;as0 and g 1854 for April, 1913 and 1912,
,,.nectivelv. For maintenance of way
"a structure the expenditures were ST.
.rr. an increase of $252, 053; maintenance
~ souipment. Sl55S.754. an increase Of
ssrrS: transportation expenses, S.05l, 46l.
IN Increase Of S}25.529
The figures for the first ten months Of
The fiscal year show a gross revenue Of
S5s.9i9. as compared with $76,026,494 for
he corresponding period Of BILE an
Increase Of S7.546,7 55 despite the heavy
decrease in traffic on account of Interrupt
ion and losses by flood.
The total operating expenses for ten
months were 60773G22 an increase Of
rs3435 over tn corresponding period of
SIZE. and net operating revenue was
EWZ7 as compared with $22.6S6,901, an
Increase Of Ni3,320. During the ten months
be company expended .2eo,5S5 for main
finance of way and structure, an increase
q a.gS. 752: S15.18,2S5 on maintenance Of
shipment. an increase OF N,4l3.lsS, and
uSi.7se on transportation expenses. as
compared with S.7,2o5,551, an increase Of
atS::2S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21

r,y.rnool cables: SPOT DULL sales. 1900 oaies
.,an,,iat,on and export 500; American 49,
imports, 2iOOo; American. 1900. Ni ., ss
upland. Esd Futures opened que, a.
p POI .svancs OF 2I,aS points. MAY. 646d May
June. s45}sd; June July. e42'sd5; J9i'1 SEN
gust eSed: August SeptenoeI, yo,,.n.ber
oeG November Coz; 1d; pecema66serr-
T 4snuarv. 602i:d, January o 800
F.bruary-Marcn. 5000; MarchroA a Mao Men,
an~t- MAY sod: May-June 6oo'9d Nah
~ .lpn.,o- Vans arm; cloths quiet and hrn
New Orleans. May 20.-The cotton f1tuses
-, uhich softened in the morning undes
liaar selling steadied during dun ana
sestureless afternoon and closed firm at net
dncIsra ~ lG4 points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports Of merchandise from the
port of New York. as officially reported
at the custom House, for the Week
ended May Il are estimated at NSSf4.Cii
and S1S6y6.62S in the previous week ahu
Sl5914.4 Gs ian the corresponding Week !as Ia.
{ III. ~. 7cg i'm the corresponding period Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
cu,cAco GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

f.,tcago NAV 2O.-Abundance OF moisture IN
49,, nskofss and Minnesota took the snap out
~ huyInS to-day in the Hheat DIT. Although
,,ndor last night. Latest trading left corn
ING from, &c or to i-l6c advance, oats
do,.n &c 10 &c. and provisions strung OUT
from Zoe decline 10 a gain Of d shSae' range
Of prices: ysstor-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES

The Public Service Commission OF New
York has received the following re-
port of the international Railway Com
pany. of Buffalo. for the three months
ended March 81 1919. and earnings FOR the
same period of last year are also shown:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
Kings County Electric Light and Power
Company.

The Kings County Electric Light and
Power Company and the Edison Electric
Illuminating Company. Of Brooklyn have
issued their comparative combined report
for the month of April as follows Gross
operating revenue. .s447.304. an increase
Of S96.079 over April 1872; net operating
revenue. S16S.574. an increase of $l4.9+l
as compared with April Of last year; net
income. after charges, $1,000, gam
of S11.2f4 The report for the four
months ended April 80, 1913. is as fol-
lows; Gross operating revenues, Sl9OS'-
us. a gain of $l1S.42i: net operating
revenues, s750.999, an increase Of $1,000
and net income after charges, S450,52S'
an increase Of 81. S6S a. compared with
the corresponding four months Of last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21

A pine street,
Name Maturity Interest yield.
All coast Line. p c. 1873 IL. 300 $50
Ralt a Ohio Az p e.. 1911 $50 $50
Boston & Alb AZ c, lsl4-27.. 4@ AGO
ches q ohio p c: 1sis-'lI L.. o25 $50
chic 4 Alt 4-4lt-5 C, 1915 ~ 500 300
chic a T. m 4l4-5 p c, l9l3-'lI 80 $50
chic a invest A. c. isl4-22. 4T0 450
chic r & Pac as c. 1888 $50 40
Dei A. Hudson 4ts y C.. 1922 ..... 97.a 1914
M Central a., d C. 19i4-'23. $50 40
Ieuisv a Nash c. i9i3-'23. 100 l00is
No Pacific 3 u G. lgl3-17 ....... $50 300
cent Lines ) c, l9lS-'22 30 $50
40 az u g. l9i4-gT ........... 5.i0 $50
Pennsylvania 3ia-i C. 1gi3-'lT. 400 455
81 l. < 5 F 4-4is-5 c. lgl3-'lT GOO 300
do guar A c a 3 y c. 1877 900 300
South Ry 3ia-4-siz C. 19l3-'2i 300 450
va Ry y c. 1913 10. ......... $40 $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-21
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