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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments for amounts exceed
Ing 500 we're filed yesterday, the nrst name
Icing tnat Of the debtor:
Arons, Louis J.-Wrone & Wrone. sos IL.
Anderson, Mary-A. g. Lansing. sl45 ~
Altleri, Lewis Al. r. Cayaluzzo SAT- %
RowcrsOck Fred H.--PaIk Co. Sl.7G6 %.
Berger Frank Z. and Henry D.-Woodhaven
Branar. samrel-People. etc. 500
Erucato. Pie,ro-s Mesna. sos 80.
Blair. j. Bullard-w l.. Stevens & Co. 80
Esgg. Jacob. and David Kempner-J. J. WI
RIss@it. William s-H. w Hellins. SIPS
Convert. BronusIis-H. Averbuck. 1922 10.
Conrad. John HIS. $. Swain. $40. 0IS 30.
Delaney. willism-W. b. Richardson ct al.
Caswell, Louis SC. weisbecker, sl67 II.
Drake. Benjamin De L-F. Troobridse ct al
1894 90.
Dcerins. Eaward,-wInchell & Davis Import
FrcJercks. George w.-vncuum oil Co..
Fiaciis. Joseph A.--G. san,anselo ct al.
GoitIicb Harris Wills. sio7 II
Could. Mchael-John Burke Importing Co.
$3.50 "a.
G6odstein. William Ii. l.. wandell ct al.
S"i3 10.
cola. Emanuel H-H s. snlsky. SIG 90.
Intcman. Adelna-S. Lev Met al SlIa o.
Krisian. Charles H.-Brentmore Realty Co,
keenan,. Edward-M Canisch, slos 81.
Kaufman. Wolt-Francis II. Leggett Co.
Lynch John F.-w. h. Moses & Sons s3os So.
Leventhsl. Israel M.-Wm. Meyer Co.
Le,chtman. Loui,-G. Jacknowitz. sla4 40.
Misich Rev Or. Thomas Mouqup Restau-
rant and Wine Co. $3.50 81.
Mearson. Lyon J. E.-J. ID. Taylor. sos 81
Nicholson. Samuel-M. Epstein, $3.50 o.
Nelton Bengt and Augusta Rockwell et
al, s4i6 50
Oliver Joseph-P. Putnam 1928 10.
Porlman, Abraham-H. S. J. Flynn. 1919 81.
Price. Elvin New York Telephone Co.
Poil. Anna o.-Gregorv Co. 500 Of.
Petersen. Jacob OSGold & Smith. SIP Is.
peake. Jofeph TT. Il. Perry; Slae Al.
Pollock ceorge-J. J. schumukle. 1920 90.
Prcsberger, observation-disclosures Bank, Brook
Pollock. Frank V'"R. 4. Mckee. s12i Al.
Rainier Cnas &C Obendorfer. $40 10:
szokolay. Mary. or Mary Kovacs-M. Ham
static. Fdmund K-National surety Co ct al,
schwartzschld. Moe H.-conron Brothers Co.
weiss. Charles Empire Dress Co. Inc.
Wentworth Enid s-A. stein. $3.50 o.
Wolf Penny. or Benjamin Wolfe. and Southern
., surety Co.apeopie; etc N;oo' N.w York
Saratoga Building Co and East New 1ork
Mason Material co-Wetherspoon Plaster
Mills Sl13 20 ,,
Roberts Advertising Co.. nv ''
SlI7 81. .
Master. Mate and Pilot and Frank s. Terry
@. \. Conroy. Sis %.
Drew & Lewis Inc.-Manhattan PhotoEn1av-
ing Co, Sl44 81. -
Federation supply Co.-Mayne vi lahA anu
Pump Co.. $3.50 II. ~
Ryno Film Coz. ]. Carey. 1919 81.
Electric Speciaities Co.-Gene'ai Eiee'r'e w.
si.015 90 +,
ALLEGRO & spallone Construction Col
M nu' a'" a. - incI Robels $500 81
Drew & Lewis. rnc.-M, Ro6els SIP al 1s, o,
New York RAILWAY Con. Kaufman ct al
s6a3 So
John r. Olson Construction co-Hudson Mort
gage Co., So. 800 GA. .u.
One Hundred and First Street Co.-Dollar
Savings Bank OF the city OF Ne" 10TH
81, 78l Is.
Sun Construction co. and lentz heai'y 10
Hudson Mortgage CO., 81, 40 IL: 49,
Columbia Grsphophone Co. r. Adahis ct
al. si.374 OF g., a..
L. r. s. Paper Box Co. Inc sannei Racho-
movitz and Max schwartz-s. Goldberser'
$500 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15
SOUTHERN PACIFIC DROPS
Touches Lowest Since 1908 on
U. S. Suit Announcement.

Southern Pacific shares sold lower on
the Stock Exchange yesterday than at
any time since the panic Of 1907 and the
low period OF 1908. following the panic, be-
cause of the announcement that Attorney
General McReynolds has employed special
counsel to bring a suit to force the South
ern Pacific to dispose Of the Central Pa
cifc Southern Pacific opened at Si2.
against Saturdays high price Of So. and
soon declined to s5la. Southern Pacific
sold at 10 early this year, 1l5h last year
and 1897 in 1909. The low record for 1908
was 66i..
Julius Kruttschnitt. executive head OF
the Southern Pacifc-Central Pacific sys-
tenn. is now in San Francisco. Maxwell
Evarts, chief counsel for the road. died
only few days ago. and his assistant Is
In Washington. No one could be found at
the Southern Pacific Offices who would
comment on the action to be brought by
the government
AS IL has been known for months that
the government intended TO bring a SUI,
90 test the legality of Southern Pacihc
ownership of Central Pacific shares, yes
terday's decline in Southern Pacific stock
was generally attributed to a speculative
selling movement that began ten days ago
under the leadership of Boston operator.
Wall Street is inclined to believe that
the government will win It's suit against
the Southern Pacific; also that the Central
Pacific will go to the Union Pacific and
that the Southern Pacific will not get as
much as the sloi 900 offered early this
year, when the Union Pacific was arrang-
ing tentative dissolution plans.
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PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES..

The Fairmont and Grafton Gas Com
many a subsidiary of the Philadelphia
Company Of West Virginia, has about
completed arrangements for the pur-
chase of practically the entire issue OF
stock of the Monongahela Natural Gas
Company, Of Pittsburgh. The latter
company serves several Pittsburgh In
dustrial concerns and small number or
private consumers, and In no way, II is
said has IT been competitor or the
Philadelphia Company. The purchase
will be made to secure the use OF the
Monongahela Company's pipe line from
Pittsburgh 10 the West Virginia state
line which has surplus carrying ca
pacity of 80. 900. 900 cubic feet Of natural
gas a day. To consummate this deal the
Fairmont and Grafton Gas Company VIII
have TO Issue sl,500.O00 collateral trust
bonds, which will be payable In equal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Business on the Consolidated Stock
Exchange was heavy. particularly when
the early severe decline in prices was
under way. Transactions totalled 6s,llO
shares. on the early decline liquidation
in volume was evident. stop loss
orders were reached in many directions.
The bears at first assisted the downward
movement, but at the lower levels en-
tered the market to secure prohts on the
short SIDE The day ended with a rally
which had carried prices well above the
lowest A number Of the prominent
stocks failed To sell on the Consolidated
as low as they did on the New York
stock Exchange. Among the influences
helping 10 bring about the decline were:
Further talk regarding the bankers Ut
the country being at logSerneaus Win
the Wilson administration over the cur
rency bill. apprehension regarIinHS aho
new antitrust campaign, which Wash
ington is said to he planning and reports
that the Mexican situation was again
threatening to involve the united states.
At the opening at 9:3O o CLOCK qu9.a
tions reflected considerable irregularity.
Initial call prices were the highest as
rule. Union Pacific sold on the call az
l51l., against subsequent high on inc
New York Stock Exchange or lows
steel at So =, against 90; Sm ,l5 rn5r az
at liz, against II, Southern Pacific : At
S7a,. against S71s American Can at 81,
against 33s.. and Erie at 2l@s, against
27is. Reading late in the day touched
a high Of 1917 against 161 on the other
exchange on the early, decline Union
Pacific did not get under ~ y against
Low, 81 flSE. ON the Now York Stock EX-
change; steel under $50 against 53es.
and American Can under 80 3 against 80 y
The last named was particularly. active
among the specialities and eXcepuonally
Heading sold "a low as 1898, against
1874 on the other board. Mackay Com
panies preferred sold at 66&, the only
market for that stock in Wall street
during the day
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BUSINESS REVERSES.

EpIC.JREAS COMPANY (MURRAY's)-
Schedules OF the Epicurean Company. whloh
conducted Murrays restaurant at 70. 22s
Yves, 42d street. show liabilities Of Sss,oIa. or
which S3.34j Is for wages and 1871 for taxes;
assets. S2li52. consisting Of stock sold by the
receiver for sl3.i6O. accounts 81. 40, cash on
the bank as an offset Among the creditors
are John L. Murray. $3.50: Muuay's 5000:
Thco SchmalholZ 1882: a. H. waterman
5000: W. .. Ihris. 1897. and l. b. Miller
& sons S2OG2.
UNITED LIVE POULTRY COMPANY
Tho United Live Poultry Company OF New
York dealer IN live and dressed poultry at NO
20 Lowe avenue. made an assignment to Isaac
~ Jacobson. The business was started IN
1882 and was incorporated on April y. 1911
with capital stock OF $4,000 and David c.
Kassel prcsldeft. The company operated -FOUR
branches IN Indiana, at Ridgeville. selma
Union city and Winchester
u. KAPLAS & CO-Judge Hand appoint
ed Leon Lauterstcin receiver Tor ID. kaplan
a Co. manufacturers OF waists and dresses
nj No 80 East Goth street. bond. $4,000.
Liabilities are said TO be $4,000 assets
$500.
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
MoNoPoL FILM COMPANY - Another
petition nled against the Monopol Film Com
40. lf5 West 45th street. Creditors. Giraidi
Company. $50: cha rles chrisdle *2il; ~ W.
T.. j. Klaber. Si73. r. u. .. Express. Trans
f,r and storage Inc. S67. and William 4.
Bradley. SI75. The FIRST petition was nled
on september II.
THERESA STEINMANN-Ther stein
mann. Of 40. $500 broadway. Med petition.
with liabilities Of s3.6s2. no assets The
debts are for plumbing work decorations.
furniture. coal gas, telephone and on leases.
SOLOMON NOTWITHSTANDING OF Solomon
Kohn. manufacturer OF women's neck~ear
and ruchings at No. 461 Broadway show
liabilities Of s4,8s3. assets, 1920.
CARRIE SCHLOMOWITZ--Carr schlom-
ovftz dealer I'm drygoods AT No oi5 East
iG3d street. made an assignment 20 Meyer
D. Segel
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THE COTTON MARKET
Weak and Unsettled, Prices
Making New Low Ground.
WEATHER FOR COTTON STATES.

For Georgia, fair to-day and tomorrow;
light variable winds.
For Florida. generally fair to-day and to
morrow; moderate east winds.
For Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana. fair
to-day and probably tomorrow, cooler north
portions Thursday; light east and southeast
winds.
unsettled. cooler north portion; moderate east
and southeast winds -, -,
For West Texas, fair To-Day eoluer north
portion; tomorrow fair.
Lower Liverpool cables than expected
and a better weather map caused an
opening drop OF from 10 to Is points In
the cotton market yesterday, and January
contracts touched 1850, or IS rs bale
below the high record just before the Oc-
tober condition report was issued. There
were slight rallies on the scale down, but
every bulge brought out fresh offerings.
and while there was a little show OF
steadiness at the close last prices were
OF Saturday There was some buying by
trade interests on the declines, but no
evidence of any bull support. The CEN
sus figures show domestic mill consump-
ton for September In excess OF a year
ago and stocks OF raw in manufacturers
hands smaller than year ago. the sup
ply being apparently no more than
enough for months or five weeks con-
sumption. Southern spot markets were
generally 1sqhc lower than on last Sat
urday, and the local market opened at
decline OF 20 points, to 13.5Oc for mid
ding upland; sales, SO bales; delivered on
contract, 400 bales. Local contract
prices
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chocago. Oct 1.-THE market in local
securities ruled weak to-day. the sell
ing OF Sears-Roebuck common leading
the activity. Shares OF the mail order
concern dropped several points and then
recovered part of the loss. The drop Of
seven points in American Shipbuilding
was the largest decline, but the dealings
there were small. Chicago Title and
Trust also lost couple of points on
limited trading. Both classes OF Ameri-
can Can. National Biscuit common and
Steel common lost upward OF three
points each. The market followed the
lead Of Eastern selling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15

instruments over a. period Of ten years
The Monongahela Company mas more
than $4,000 acres of productive natural
gas territory under lease prihc'paiiy IN
Green County. Penn.
Mexican Light and Power Company
The report Of the Mexican Light and
Power Company for the month Of Sep
TENDER shows gross earnings or |ss3''oo
in Mexican currency. an increase Ok
s1O5.13O. while net earnings were seoZ'-
s24, a gain of sss.747. Since January
the company reports gross OF 'Io4f'-
go an increase OF sb2s,54s over the cor
responding period last year. While net
earnings were reported as SS'lo6'OSs. a
gain OF s477,ess over the same nine
months last wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15
EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports OF merchandise from the
port of New York, as officially reported at
the Custom House, for the week ended
October IL were, estimated at S1S,l2l, 1888,
against sli,655 i5s last week and sl5,5s2,71 S
in the corresponding week last year. Since
January l last $3.50. l2i634. against $685.
o5s. 1862 In the corresponding period OF 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15
Mexico Tramways Company.

The Mexico Tramways Company state
ment of earnings and expenses from
tranfc only for the month OF Septem-
Der in Mexican currency shows a gross
Of s6O4.744, an increase Of ,l7.ol0 over
September last year. while net earnings
for the month were s322.lsb' gain or
s6.012. For the nine months ended with
September gross earnings were $6.1l6'-
331. a gain OF s1o7.Sse. and net earnings
were s2,736.22s. an increase OF slO7,l12
over the corresponding period OF last
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15
ITEMS OF WALL STREET
OF the 5000 shares traded In for foreign
account yesterday. London was a seller
of about 1000 shares.
Dividends were declared as follows:

Dividends were declared as follows:
Pittsburgh Consolidated Ice Company. quar-
tery OF Ia per cent preferred, payable oe-
toher 20 TO stock of record October IL.
Crown Reserve Mining Company monthly Of
2 per cent payable November is to stock OF
record October 81
East ST. Louis & suburban Railway Com
pany. quarterly OF IA per cent on preferred.
payable November 10 stock Of record October
Is.
American Electric Company. IS cents. pay
able November to stock OF record October g.
~ Favor Mining Company. quarterly Of I
October 90
Grand RAPIDS Railway Company. quarterly
OF - per cent on preferred. PAYABLE Sovem,
per TO stock OF record October Is.
Kerr Lake Mining Company. quarterly OF IS
cents. payable December is to stock Of record
New York Motion Picture CORPORATION.
monthly OF per cent. payable October is.
Pacific Coast Company. quarterly OF IL per
cent or common, payable November 10
on first preferred and I y per cent on seconf
preferred. payable the same dates.
United states Realty and Improvement Com
pany, regular quarterly OF IL rer cent. bay
obls November l to stock OF record October q.
Simon Guggenheim has been elected
chairman OF the board of directors Of the
American Smelling and Refining Com
pany.
The American Telephone and Telegraph
Company for the nine months ended Sep
TENDER 30 showed total revenue OF $4,-
199,91 and net revenue OF $50, .s2l. The
balance for dividends amounted to s2,.si3.-
26i, gain OF s1,0i6,675.
The special meeting of stockholders Of
the International Motor Company was ad-
journed yesterday for another week with
out final action being taken on raising
additional working capital. The company
desires the consent OF its stockholders to
pledge $4,000 Of its assets to secure a
loan Of 81. 1000 with which to finance its
1914 operations.
The market for United States govern
ment bonds was dull yesterday. The a
were quoted at $685..
Estimated gross earnings Of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company for the
quarter ended September 30 were s12,0s5, OO0
Net potts available for dividends were
estimated at s7S0.07o. Surplus after divi-
dends was about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15
CURB ECHOES.

According TO the preliminary estimates
of the production OF the Goldfeld Con-
solidated Mines Company for September
the output for the month amounted TO
p, 1855 tons OF ore. The gross recovery
from this tonnage was S3Ss.00. and the
naturalization 10 the company was si5S.-
600. The decreased production in Septern-
Der was due to the cloudburst on the l5th,
which flooded the Goldfeld district and
halted general mining work. besides de-
laying shipments from the mines.
The report Of the Tonopah Belmont De-
velopment Company for the quarter end
cd August 81 is as follows: Receipts from
sales Of ore, bullion, etc. $940.52l; mining,
milling and administration expenses. Sioo.-
2a5 net earnings. 353l.2s8; miscellaneous
income N2,29s; total income, Si3.5Si
Since August 81 OF this year the company
has added about slS.0co 70 It's surplus
from tonnage treated during the month
Of September.
Advices from the Blue Bull mine or
Goldield state that the property has been
yielding good assays for the last Two
weeks. and that n scam running to four
teen inches in width. IT Is said. Is ex-
posed on the 5O0-foot level
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15
SOUTHERN RAILWAY GAINS
Net Income Increases-Farm
Bureau Does Well.

The Southern Railway Company, in its
nineteenth annual report, covering opera
tions for the year ended June 80 1913.
shows gross operating revenue OF $685.
400. an increase Of $,939,l6l. The years
onerating income, or net revenue, after
deducting operating expenses and taxes.
was sl7S55,7l5, gain OF s349'l% FROM
sources other than operating the company
derived AN income OF S3,365,970 bringing
total net income up to 81, 221 $50, an IN
crease Of $134.725
The balance of income over hXed
charges, including interest on mortgage
bonded and secured debt, was $.OIS,o2o' an
increase of s3l5, 5OS. OF this surplus SV"'-
mo- was paid in dividends on the southern
railways s6o,OO00OO preferred stock, leav-
ing a balance Of si.07S.625. which is equal
10 approximately "a per cent on the wv
ooo o0o common stock outstanding.
In bis remarks to the stockholders the
president. w. w. Finley, points out that
the company's department OF farm I'M
movement work is continuing 10 DE III
effective factor in causing increased asil-
cultural production in tho territory ATOMS
IFS lines. A preliminary report OF the
manager Of this department Tor the cur
rent wear shows that its field agents were
actively cooperating with 1874 farmers
"a ,ba. 90 600 acres were being cultivated
rpder their personal instructions.
Special efforts have been maze py 'ne
ao,ortroent Of farm Improvement work In
assisting the farmers in reducing '"e
1arnage done by the cotton boil weevil
Richmond Va, oct. H'-At 'ne an"
meeting OF the stockholders OF the sou'n-
ern Railway here to-day the ionoWins
named were elected directors Tor 'n'ee
years: George f. Baker, jr.' ADRIAN use
lin. jr.. Charles Lanier and Edmuhu ~
Randolph, Of New YORK.
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BOND DOTS.

Reports state that Aberdeen, Chehalis
County, Wash. held an election on Sep
TENDER 20, and an ordinance was passed
providing for the issuance OF suToc s
per cent twenty-year refundlng bonds.
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II is reported that Wellington. Sumner
County Kan, held an election on Sep
TENDER %. and the question Of Issuing
tile $4,000 5 per cent tcn-thirty-year OPP
lion waterworks extension bonds was
carried by a vote OF 938 to l33.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15

Farson, Son G. Co.. Of Chicago, were
the successful bidders on october for
5000 s per cent tax free Drainage DIS
trict No. 2 bonds Of Sioux City. Wood
bury County. Iowa, due $1,000 yearly on
November ], 1914, to 1918, inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-15

According to reports Estabrook & Co..
Of Boston, recently negotiated a tenn
porary loan Of $4,000 with Weymouth,
Norfolk County, Mass. due April 2, 1914,
and discount 40 per cent
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1878 1882 1896

Liverpool cables: Spot, fair business done;
sales. 5000 bales; speculation and export, 500:
American. 1000: imports. $4,000: American.
1900. Mddlns upland, 7.4ed. Futures
opened steady. unchanged 70 y point higher
than saturday; closed quiet and steady at SO
Il points below Saturdays finals. October.
7.l4d: October-November, 703d; November
December. 695lAd; December january Jsnu-
ary-February, February March and March
Arrll 6.95d: April-May and May-June,
6.95isd; Juae-July. $3.50; July August,
6.00i2d; August September. G76lsd; Septem-
ber-October esd. Manifestations dull
and Irregular; cloths. buyers hold off
New Orleans Oct 1.-THE cotton market
had a rather easy undertone to-day and
prices broke TO new low levels for the pres
ent reactionary movement landing over cent
a pound down from the highest OF the season.
The close steady, though at a net decline
OF - 10 "A points December and January
worked below the 13-cent level. There was
much profit taking by shorts. which steadled
the market az tho lowest levels and several
times during the day brought about small up
turns which were not well sustained. Bulls
were aggressive.
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
VI street,
Accrued interest TO be sdded)

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PoRcUPINES.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

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Bos & Maine 6lx 62 II II IS SH
Boston Elev. 70 West r 81 ny VN IL
Bos * W FL. 10
BONDS
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

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SHORT TERM NOTES.

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The market for United States govern
ment bonds was dull yesterday. The q
were quoted at $685..
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Eek dividend.
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Simon Guggenheim has been elected
chairman OF the board of directors Of the
American Smelling and Refining Com
pany.