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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
The following judgments for amounts
more than 500 were filed yesterday. the
first name being that of tine debtor:

Inc folloWlnS judgments lot dino""'0
more than 500 were filed yesterday, the
first name being that of tine debtor:
Allen. Edear-R w HemmindinSer; S1.47 10.
Alien Jack-R " He nmindinger: 1891 81.
Bogert. John w Romalne Brown Co..
Benner. Fernando Wv Livingston; 1913 81.
Bornstein, MAXI X Bloch: Slt2 o.
Bernhard, Joseph T. Weiss: s2si ~.
Barsotti. Charlie r Del Genoyese costs
cohen. Harry and Harry and Morris Maisel
mot summoned)-L Goldstein: SAT- "a.
Corrodi John W-Hramhall Deane co.
churjian. Haig P-H rayshanjisn Inc;
s. OG4 a.
De stito Frank-E FiNel 1924 30
Del Genovesc. Giuseppe Del GenoFese
bore BorsmSs US Andrew }. Jr-H W Thompson;
Fanu. ALERT wernsteiu, Sl5l 81.
Fox. i wiuett Fidelity a Deposit co Of
Maryland: $685. Il. ....-,
Freodlander. Joseph HI Korn; sl295j 20
Faunce. John b and Clarence p Whitman
County Holding 60. si.sls "a.
Gas. Ernest ll M Glass costs sioe o.
Goldman. Morris-Westfed Dairy Lunch %
Goidberg. Morris Mchaeishy ct al
Henderson. chas A-w II Hutchinson;
HcnEel. PAU R-George E Loerler Land &
Improvement Co. Sig5 80
Hcddeudorf VIM H-Nichols < GRAY Co
$3.50 81 ..,o ~.
Krotenberg. samuel Cohen ct al s.le III.
Jacobs. Max-M Masch. sl.02i s.
Kenny. James-B X Bloch: So, 50
Koernor. Isaac De Fina; sll7 so
kupferman. oscar 20 lh'elhai' .
Inch. Geo ". roc'r-F Christ; s1.1tsss.
10 Monte. Alphons. -Herringbone Metal Laih
Lo6iein' George. and Thomas Foster-G
i iszaro. Albert E-E r. Bushnell ct al.
> Mac NJ ok kres. Dionisos b Pamros; 1921 81.
McKctrick Dan-Rensult Freres Selling
Branch. Inc: sii9 y. a.,..-. =, CO. o.
Mace. Henry y. and Edw 81 Mace ct al
Ho1at Robert \ Harris: sll2H
Matienzo. Jose y. and Vincent g sa'nz-B
Morrison. Andrew p-H 3 Guthrie; SOS 90.
Wyerson Fmanuel-V Weichman. slsl 81.
nathan ssmgelv0 Sf 9id,n s siiS 80 80
a.. Neili. Frank S-W A Pinkerton 20 al;
81" picker william H-Gcrmania Life Insurance
p Pots irarln Empire state Liquor Co.
SsOS II. 1900
rouiin. Joseph A b Kisht; sl$9 70
Powell Julius T. -teulfIs Nl.us- -
Queen Emmet-Assets Realization 60, VI
900 - o
RYAN. william Schwabonland; S21f 81
Ruech Heury-A Danzig et al: Sl9l 80
Roth Joseph. and Samuel Stack 9 phil
lips Si9ij "a.
smith. - clair. Tidal a Ballou. $40 l.
Schulze. otto Anew York Life Insurance
Co 1851 81. .,, ,...
Co. Slii -. .,t ~.
schraudncr. Frank-Western Electric Co;
III Trsufant. Ruth III C Williams: costs;
WoiT. lewis E-Ph@nix Tube 60. si97 ~
Zalkind Phlllp Richardson Boynton co.
CifT OF New York = Kannar. s1s3 %.
Samc-N Juliano: S43O ~.
Same-N Belo. $50 -. .o-o -
uutlaud Railroad Gov Canada: >>a'N -
General Tilm Publicity and sales Co-Cr's'a
Tblrd Avenue Railway Coz Donart'
s9t2 s. e.. tf.,i,, Zinc,
Nbr Henry Iron WORKS Garafauo Nlu,''-i
Nsv. Yorl, Central 4 Hudson River Halro'u
GO Racr Rrothers Sipi 81 f Mo-,
Enterprises 81 MaX Rahinou uuc' AT" ''N
pobinoN , r Hsnuigan Sl'lN .
n stevens Plumbing and hIaths o." -
Brenner. SOL 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the Investor.

broadening of investment possibilities
Ass been shown by a special enactment
- the savings bank investment laws Of
,ho state of New Jersey. which have been
- amended that investments will not be
.orfned 10 the bonds of the city, town
or village in which the savings bank is
.iuated. but savings banks in that state
ill be allowed to purchase the bonds Of
any municipal district within the county
Rumors an Uncertainty.
The settlement of the fremen's wage
,ontroversy does not materially change
the position the railroads assumed on
January 8. when they offered to establish
minimum wage rate OF s. 10 per day on
locomotives Weighing less than 10000
mounds i'm passenger traffic. as against the
fremen s demand of a minimum rate of
eos ptr DAY. The courts award of s. 40
as minimum and s. so as a maximum
- fair 10 both sides on locomotives in
freight service weighing less than 10000
mounds i'm their January offer the rail-
roads stated minimum rate Of 81 20, as
against the s. 80 demanded by the fire.
men. The court accepted the railroads
minimum. but granted a maximum Of So
instead of s. % demanded by the firemen
The decision as a whole appears to be
very equitable and will remove from the
stock market one of the previous impend-
ing uncertainties.
Better Bank Returns.
An evidence of the decided bettermcnt
abroad and the easier tone Of money is
evidenced in the weekly statement of the
IF
terday. For the first time in "A consider
able period the banks proportion of re-
serve TO liabilities is higher than the aver
age for the same period last year. reach
ing 1853 per cent. gain Of nearly two
points over the ten-year average of 477S
per cent. There was a decrease in public
and private deposits together of II. 400. COO
while in the loan item. "other securities"
a reduction was shown of II, 50oO0O. The
tension In money has not entirely passed.
and the reserve and bullion are still con-
siderably below last years figures, but
it would seem that the Bank of England
has the situation we'll in hand. and
through the exercise of prudence will be
able TO prevent any serious money trouble
and business embarrassment.
It makes a difference which foot the
shoe is on in the exhibition of our desire
for legislation which will benefit the coun-
try. railroad man in the South, who
does not care to be quoted, gives the fol-
lowing trite view on tariff revision:
Now that the new Congress has begun
consideration of tariff reductions you see
that the Southern members are as strong
protectionists as those from the North.
The South now has the industries which
are benefited by protection, and they are
much nearer the infant stage than those
in the North. And each Southern Con-
gresham is expected by his constituents
to keep the interests Of his section pro-
tected. II will be case of everybody's
OK getting gored Why in Alabama the
people are even planning to ask through
their Representatives for a tariff TO pro-
tect naval stores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25
CURB ECHOES.

II. G. Bunnell, who was suspended by
the New York Curb Association April
10. has been unanimously reinstated to
membership. having complied with the
order of the board. There was no ques-
ton affecting the financial standing of
Mr.. Bunnell involved.
The san Poll Mining ana Mining COM
pany. in its annual report for the year
1912. showed gross earnings OF about
100000. Bullion produced from the mill
amounted to 5000 and the returns from
the crude ore shipments totalled 5000.
Indiana Pipe Line Company reports
runs from wells OF 39.lS1 barrels in March,
and other receipts 2.i47. 1856 barrels. MAX
ing total of >. is6.JOS barrels carried over
the company's lines. Total shipments
were 2.5i7. 269 barrels made up OF so SiS
barrels regular ana. other shipments OF
!. ~. 800 barrels.
Standard Oil Company of Indiana mas
declared "a regular quarterly dividend Of
. per cent and an extra of per cent.
Three months ago 1 per cent was de-
clared and six months ago I per cent.
The dividends are payable May 81 to
stock Of record May T. Books will DC
closed May l. to May 81 inclusive. The
company will not issue any annual report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25
little. closing unchanged 10 points net hishe'
Local contract prices
yester-


MOLASsEs AND SYRUPs-Molasses quiet
NAVAL STOREs-Spirits turpentine was
easier with prices about &c lower in sym
pathv with the easier feeling at Savannah
Rosn and tar were unchanged.
OtIS-No change was reported in linseed
oil Refined petroleum steady at recent
prices
B,CE-Inactive. but while crop advlc.s
Indicated the probability OF a larger acreage IN
the south. there was an absence or selilns
pressure and prices steady.
StGAR-Refined quiet and unchanged on
the basis of 1cc for fine granulated kaw
was steady with sales reported OF 2o.OOo bags
OF Porto Ricos, May shipment, at old prices.
and CuLas offered sparingiy at l-32c. Prices
follow: Centrifugal. 96 test 3.36d339c: Mus.
covado. 80 test. 2.s6n2 Soc, and molasses %
test. 2.6lq2 6ic. In London beet sugar was
quiet on the early cable April was quoted
9s 93sd: May. 9s load. and August. los Nd
on the curb London was easier. with April AZ
9s Sd. May. 9s 9+d, and August at los ad.
London reported the visible supply at 3.sOO,vp
tons. compared with BIO 900 last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25
BOND DOTS.

George ". Foster Town clerk. of West
Orange. y. j.. will receive proposals
until o. m. May o. for $1,000 AZ per
cent gold funding and Sl5,o10 a. per cent
gold fire equipment bonds. denominations
81 600 and $3.50 dated September J. 1917
and due September !. 1872.
r. NJ Grant & Co. of New YORK. Were
the successful bidders on April y for
$4,000 per cent coupon or registered
almshouse construction bonds OF May
Landing Atlantic County. y. D.
According TO reports. Fort Worth, Tar
rant County. TeX. held an election re-
Gently and the question Of issuing 500
100 waterworks completion ana $1,000
school bonds was carried.
&. IS. Garfield Clerk of Collins Town
shin. Huron County. ohio. will receive
proposals until noon on April - LOT
5000 coupon road Improvement bonds
denomination $500. dated April ]. 1885, and
due April !. ls2S. Accrued interest To
be paid by the purchaser
\. r. Leach y Co. of New lorA. We're
awarded. on April lo. the $4,000 park ana
$1,000 macadam 3 per cent 25-year coupon
bonds of WestVood. Bergen county y. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago, April 2t-The market IN locdi
securities displayed general weakness 10
dav. Rumely preferred dropping 5is points
between sales and Goodrich ana sears
Roehuck common issues declining "A couple
Of points each. the latter furnishing the
LARGEST dealings. Losses of a point eacn
occurred i'm United States Steel common
Commonwealth edison ana Union Gar
hids while recessions of less than point
were made by Hart. Schafner Il Marx
preferred. Diamond Match. Chicago Kali
ways. Series 2 Pneumatic Tool and Amer-
lean Can common stocks swift shaies
were the only ones showing an advance
over the previous closing figures, but the
gain was small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25
MERGING THREE RAILROADS.

Mobile. Ala, April 2i-The Alanma.
Tennessee d Northern Railroad has been
organized with a capital stock of s25,
Oo0O 900 TO take over the Alabama. Tennes-
see & Northern Railroad, the Tombigbee
Valley Railroad and the Mobile Terminal
e. Railway Company. John 7. Cochrane'
of Mobile. is president of the new com
pany as he was Of the other companies.
The directors are the same. with the ad-
dition Of Frederick J. Lisman. OF New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25

pvO,IsIONs--A light run OF hogs led 10
- commission house buying, and the
-. mad "a sharp advance. closing near
- ton PORk-Steady. mess. sl9n 81. - (,
,"n ily' s23 50G So; short clear. 81 a So 20.
I 1t,itI- Firm. mess si9H 500 family. s23n
81 packet 81 ssI ezra sdS meas sS'
,Iis"SS; teisc: pigs 1850. CUT MEATS
pioi,Ied bellies steady, l+iz q lJiac; picked
h,ms, I5N a15isc. TALLOW-steady; spe-
NJ ~ = lie: city. csc country. 81 n6ssc.
'a,ipD-Strong: Middle West. | 1.25n | l.3ic ;
,.isI firm. iiisc nominal; refined. South
America. 12.5oc; Continent, ll.soe: Brazil
80 NJ soc: compound steady. SIS nsAsc.
ST 1ts,RINF.--Steady; oleo. lo@c. nominal;
citv lard f2% n l3e.
'TOTTONSEED OIL advanced about to
a,r,s in the early trading and had support
= ~, commission Eouses Influenced by the con
,inmsa drmness OF crude. The upturn brought
ont realizing under which prices worked on q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25
SAVINGS BANK BILL KILLED.

Albany, April 2&-By a'yote Of is to %
the Senate to-day killed the Pollock bill,
designed to require savings banks to
maintain reserve funds varying from to
ID per cent OF their deposits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
,EABOARD CLEARANCE>.
FLOUR AND MEAI-contlnued ~

TX AND MtA1s--i outliHtt ~ WIZ =
was "A feature or the flour market, with busl
nos moderate spring patents - - ~ -.
winter straights 81 Goa - 30. winter patents
81 So4SJ 20: spring clears. 81 i0N 81 -, eN-
ira No / winter 81 90dSI. No . So ~ n
- go. Kansas atraights. s. 2oMSi 30. tancy
sp-ing patents 81 500 So 50. RYE FLOUR
Firm. fair TO good. 81 go n 81 -. choice 10
faucy. So 9OM 81 %. cORNMEAl-Steadl
Kiln dried. 81 80. BAG MEAL-Fine white
and yellow 81 30H 81 81. coarse. 81 - a
Sl 30. FEED-Western spring bran. 81 %
standard middling 81 10 hour do. 81 %.
red dog. S27 80: city bran. $50 30 bulk. So
sacks middllng SD % a SIS. red dog SD;
oil meal. SIS a SIS 30. 49,
TEF-The market declined q TO -
polnts al the outset. later showed further
loss OF . 70 - points FOR the late positions.
but rallied. and ut the close was steady al
nef loss OF = to - points sales. 9s.t'o bass
The early decline was due 20 selling
prompted by lower markets In Europe where
sentiment was apparently influenced by tn'
toss favo.a bile reports on the political sltus
lion There was considerable switching from
NAV 10 the LATER months. especially Decent
her but there was an absence or pressure
in the May position and it appeared TO De
The consensus Of opinion that while DELIVERIES
NAV he large this morning that they VIII De
we'll taken care OF by very strong interests
Spot steady. with Rio No : quoted al nae.
| ocal contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES

After weak opening the market u
Standard Oil stocks closed strong. snow
ing advances throughout me ns .
re- and was one Of the most active IS
sues Ohio on sold up from lZs to III
Standard Of Indiana advanced from 80 80 %
so and Standard of California IRON ,Sl "a
1S4. Chesebrough was also III zoou o. o.
and Solar Refining also scored an advance
from 6l5 to 635.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

,.,.,.ao, ApriI "a Wheat weakened 70 DAY
,aer,sh Kansas crop report. Final prices
heed a net loss Of IA igc. Corn suffered -
re-, decline OF "a 'c oats closed &C now oTJ Gain in
isGi.c higher and provisions '''''' q NV
81 l0T3cc. Range ~ prices vestcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES..

The action of the California Railroad
Commission in deferring the request OF
the Ocean Shore Railroad Company TO
issue bonds to the extent Of 500, 900 to
meet maturing obligations has forced the
directors to levy an assessment of s. so
per share on all the outstanding stock
rms viii amount to about $4,000. or
S9o,VOO in excess of the amount Of bonds
the company wished 10 issue A director
OF the company stated that certain pay
ments TO be made on equipment ordered
ana on land purchased must be met be-
lore the deferred action OF the commits
sion could be possibly taken. When the
company appeared before the commission
requesting authority to issue the bonds
representatives of the bondhoders of the
deiunct Ocean Shore Railroad protested
on the ground that the road should not
he bonded until the action now pending
in the court was settled. As that case
was set on the calendar for the latter
part of the month the officials of the com
pany found it necessary 20 levy the assess
ment.
Great Western Power Company.
The Great Western Power Ccmpanv
during March made record gross earnings
never before reached in the history of the
company, amounting TO S21S.260. OF this
only a trifle over so per cent was used for
expenses and taxes. and net revenue fOv
the month was S150.145. which is at tn"
rate Of $1.SOO.Ooo a year, as compared
with last Years net Of 81 900. OO0. There
e %, aA
compared with a surplus OF AS,6i5 in
the corresponding period Of 1872
Lehigh Valley Transit Company
The gross ,arnngs from all sources of
the Lehgh Valley Transit Company for
March. 1918. increased 22.6 per. cent over
the corresponding month Of last year.
while the gross receipts from railway op-
Grafton alone increased 20 per cent Tho
net earnings for March increased 221
per cent and the surplus for this month
over March of 1912 showed a gain of 3'.9
per cent.
The report Of the company for the
twelve months ended March 81, 1918,
makes an unusually gooG showing and re-
fleets increased traffic due TO the instala-
ton Of the new high speed interurban
limited through service between Allentown
and Philadelphia. which was established
in December. Although this service mas
been in effect but few months-winter
months. when the traffic is considerably
smaller than summer months-the COM
pany's gross earnings increased ~ per
cent as against 1876 per cent for the fiscal
wear ended November so. 1912. while the
net earnings increased 49, per cent a.
against 1876 per cent for the fiscal year
ended November 80. 1912. and surplus in
creased PSI per cent
The companys increased operating ei-
fciency is Indicated by the fact that the
net 90 nings after operating expenses
have been deducted are increasing faster
than the gross earnings
az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25

Detailed figures are as follows
Month OF March 'ala Increase
Cross earnings - Sf34 O6a l. S24 7e:i ~
Oneratine expenses "a 92j % II PIG 95
VI earnings ........ 500. 1879 ~ 81. $40 90
In, boe ts,es sfc i6 O69 go 900 50
nslspce s2s Os9 80 Sc s2G u
Year ended March - .ooo.o.-
Gross earnings u 40 IL 80 s-un ~, -,
Operating expenses. os-'4'" Il o'''V' W
,le, earnings ....... sa.2. G42 - sl4I. 54s -
T.. &c ,axes e,c 20 1O3 II 50 661 -
Balance ..... $3.50 93s "a ss1 %
IT must be borne in mind that official
readiustment al the end OF the company
fiscal year may possibly cause some Na1-
alton from these figures.
Columbia Gas and Electric Company.
The Union Gas and Electric Company. 81
Cincinnati. will have a new central gener-
ating station If the plans OF the Columbia
Gas and Electric Company. which con-
trolls il. are carried out II Is estimated
that the cost of the new plant Will be
between 100000 and 100000 and ques-
lions are now being discussed now 20
finance this project and at the same time
conserve the interests OF the stockhold-
ers of the Cincinnati Gas COMPANY
which owns the property leased to ana
now operate ed by the Union Gas and hlec-
tric Company. The great demand for
mower in the vicinity Of the proposed new
nlant makes it imperative that the con-
struction be commenced a. soon as posi-
bic. About year viii be required 10
place the plant in operating condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25

FURNISHED by Charles H. Barney 4 Co. 40. .
Hr,ad street NeH York. and 40 II youth
ain street Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25
TORONTO STOCKS.
PORCuPINEs
TOBACCO STOCKS.

furnished By l.. l.. Winkelman
Co No ~ Broad street,
Irn Lon ill Ask
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25

The committee on stock list OF the
Stock Exchange has directed that all
transactions I'm Central Trust Company's
certificates Of deposit for Allis-Chalmers
Company preferred and common stocks
until further notice, will be fourth IN
stament paid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25

Preferred shareholders Of the Nuieah
DEFINING COMPANY have been Informed
Of decision OF the directors 10 pay
per cent accumulated dividends on inc
preferred stock as soon az the money
from a judgment against the America"
Can Company is collected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25

The Standard oil Company OF lnd-
lana has declared a regular quarterly
dividend Of 3 per cent and an extra ui''
dend Of per cent Three months ago
per cent extra was declared. ana s'A
months ago per cent. DIVIDENDS are
PAYABLE Nav 81.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-10
SERVICES ARE
BIG SUCCESS
-Four Lutheran Churches
Unite in
Luther's Reformation.
A CHORUS is
ONE OF FEATURES
Excellent Addresses Given
by Pastors of Various
Institutions.

IN conmemorating the beginning
of the Reformation by Martin Luther,
five. Scandinavian Lutheran churches
joined last night in conducting union
services at the Metropolitan theater.
The services We're attended by an UNI
usually large number of residents
from both sides of the river. and
marked the most successful observ-
anc Of the Reformation.ever held in
Grand Forks.
The churches represented in tho
services were the Swedish, Zion, First
and Trinity Lutheran.
Grand Chorus Feature.
\ feature of the services was the
singing of the grand chorus. COM
posed of the cloirs of the four
churches. Prof. O. !. Hanson OF
Aaker's business college was director.
The singing OF the chorus was ex-
dered vocal solos by Mrs. n. j. I.ohre
and Rev. H. r. Thorgrimsen and the
special instrumental music by Miss
Amanda Berg completed the musical
program.
Four pastors participated in the
services, each one giving an address
on some phase of the Reformation
Lohre, pastor OF the Trinity Lutheran
church: was to have given a Survey
Of the Lutheran Church." but he was
unable to be present.
Rev.. NJ. Fersenius OF the Swedish
Lutheran church spoke OIL The Ne.
cessity of the Reformation" He
called attention to the abuses that
had crept into the politv and prac-
tees of the Medieval church and the
perverslon Of s%criptural doctrines.
The necessity of n reformation in
head and members had long been
recognized. The Lutheran rcformers
recognized the need OF Il reforma-
ton in the hearts of men.
Luther. the Leader.
"Thc Reformers'' was the topic OF
the address by Rev. Martin Hegland
of the Zion Lutheran church. lie
told briefly the story of Martin Luther
the hero Of the Reformation.
Failing to obtain; peace for his
troubled soul by, way Of 'legalism and
penance.;" the sneaker. said. "hc at
least saw the light in the gospel Of
Justification BY faith. His eager de-
sire to bring this evangelistic message
:" others broneht him into the colf-
flict and the final breach with Rome
Luther. was the impetuons leader and
creative genius of the Reformation.
He was ably assisted lM. the peaccfg!
Christian scholar. Philip Mclanclt-
TOM. 81. 80 -.a.., .s ,,-p.as a..t.e = :
iii diseussins ''rhc Reformation