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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-30

sll6ert uno GtbeI Riibriuein, 3i08
Golerain aue.. Madden.
@iIliom uno glanhe 3uriueiler,
gil @elt 10. Strabe, Rdodeu.
Sohn uuo Ytargaretha sSredl q
Sit 9ibertp CTR. strlabe.
Thomas uu0 4auline !Soptins,
1914 GpprcB 9lpe., anabe.
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slliee unS GanieIs Cir, anabe.
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glid)iaan 9Ioe. artabe.
gSalter uno Srma Bern, &}po.
ming. SuaRe.
Soc umo Winnie Matre, 2700 pr.
Dor ape., fnabe
Zoe uno lRiunie gditetn, $50
State ape.. Ntaohen.
Senru luo giln 5boener, 4O59
Railron0 Abe, NldSfen.
allbcrt no Gpa aoh. 22T Sibertp
Strobe, Waoten
Ghriit. lmo 2ouiie Sonar, 1865
Samer StraBc. Widod,en.
@uitau gretbauer, 1924 2ooeII
StrnBc. Ma0ten.
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unh @urnet aueuue. Wooden.
Charles uno aoeloioe Belle, 2S2G
Grie apeme, lPaoden.
Sernam uno Wlagoolena sSohs.
2fS @aee StraBe, stuaben (3iuil-
lingel.
9iholos uno IbereTa Sod, Maoi.
Ionoiae. Waohen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-30
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,n gearlet Gafs, Dem pra6tigen
eseneIunasbcim Oes getbesoa Sclpi.
tals In CLIFTON, iinoet am Wontag.
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felt itatt fir peIhes ein iiberaus I'M
ferhaltenoes uno nbtpehslnnasreideS
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gtaniep 80. Werrea
gom 0Dunernenr snnt 9ad)roiger
9iid)ter Spiegels ernaunt.

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acrpdrtigeu eriteu 5iIfs.Stootanpalt
Gtanlep 8. Merrea 3uIn 9tahIolger
Ri6ter Spieaels oIs Rihter beS GU
perior 8erihts ernannt.
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@ontag ontrcteu, bo on oieiem 3age
bcfanntlif Die Heiiguation RIhteE
Gpieaels in araft tritt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-30

aSn Der Gonuerita9 9tadt eer-
ihnono oa5 auto oe$ Gr, gbriitia'
n. Solmes Dor Der Eblre oes Gin
ton SotelS. Ser 8eItoblene rrlafte Der
3oIisei ioiort bon Dem gorfcil N'it.
theiIunq lno rUuroe Der araftDagen
ipater IN eincm SdluIbef an Der Count
uno @aumiIler StraBe aefunoen aIs
,@ntfiibreriu" ioa nod angnbe DER
GoIi3ei cine gut gefleioete 5rau IN
9etradt foulmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-30

5GuptIing 5inter uub ieine .Reos"
trafen eefiern Dprmittag tpoBbehdlten
BON ibrsr Iesten Gaitipieireiit in bic.
fer Saifon aus otm Often bier elm
uno begannen am gahmittag ibren
orsit1gisen Gampi mil btn ct. Gouis
isr .Qarbindlen~ i'm Reblano 5ielo.
Gin sabIreides publitum bate Fia
siBoefunoen, 6as ss iib ni6t nehmsn
lieb, 6errn 1inttr ourh duberae.
uDbnliten Beifau btim ieoesmaIigen
Gdheinen am Bat aus3u3eihneu, mas
an5ubeuten Ideint, odb Der 6duptling
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auf Der Rdnglifte feine popuIaritdt
unter ben bisiisen Sans ni4t eiusss
biibt BAT.
als gdtterie fir bic .Rebs" funsir.
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gafdro oura Susss o5se!ofi, um
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ssubcit 81 seben. fir ben Griterm am
BAT einsuipringen, bod ptridste bers
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nit Uerft6ubnib. uniers Suneens
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BAT NIT 3 5rsfiern uno besing ben
sinsigen 9dienbiebituhl i'm Spisls.
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zen Sciien js 2 artipdHs sur sritsn
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5ease Ro6miiiaa speites Spiel Der
Ssrie sipiihea -Rebs" uno .aaroinds
len i'm Reelano syielo. Qnfans
riinttlih um 3 llhr. Sn bem Spisle
tpsrbsn pabrifeinli4 uebrere neue
gissruim ibr Debit MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-30

9erbdnoIung gegen itreitenbs rDdz
iherinnsn" Dertaet. - sSrau fpegen
unaebii9rlihsn 8etragsns nit $15
Getoftrafe belset. - 8eitrafter Qn>
malt. - sSussnoli6er Rebner benz
sSuaenngeriht iiberpiden. - Mt.
gen 8isbitubls ben GrObssidnOrss
nsn iibertpisfen. - 9eltrafts Quto=
iiten. - gu 30 Sagsn Qrbeitsbaus
perurtbeilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-30

fFNtN1Hl0hA
abenns 8 llhr (ipGhrtnb b.r Rom
s<rtpouft): Drobss s5euerrsri, abss,
tranni BON Der q. g. Due ;5irsporls
90.
Der Wafferiport.
Der Maifsrfport lpirb Dieoer BON
Mitgiisbern bes Rorb Cincinnati
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felt LANCER 3eit seiibt babea. posu oas
G1fpimbdfin bic Woslidlfii bot. Die
squatif@sn Gpiels ftebeH unier 9eis
tuns BON Or. Carl 3issIsr. 5ripiH
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hesFr. Das prosromm umfobt Metts
f&wimnlen fiir DamsH auf cine Siredt
bon 80 Unres. Damn iommsn 1ous
6ertunIfhiide unb bieraufM ttf1tpims
men fiia -adnntr, sbenfans 30 yarbs.
Mitbes 9nn6eriunRitlds. tin gscpis
tdts 9potrsnnen unn GIs it4lte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-24
WABASH-PITTSBURGH PLAN
Bankers Say 1t Will Be Made
Public Next Week.

Bankers interested in the reorSaniza-
ton Of the Wabash-PittsburGh Terminal
Railway Company announced yesterday
that the official reorganization plan Will
be made public about the middle OF next
week II was said that efforts toward
reoreaniZa ton have been FASTENED oN
the maturity on May ! OF s5,0oO,OoO hve-
wear ~ per cent notes OF the Wabash
Railroad Company. The holders Of
these notes are anxious that some pro-
vision be made for their payment or
extension. and the new plan Will. bank
ers believe. be satisfactory. considering
the conditions under which the property
has been operated.
The collateral trust notes referred %
matured MAY !. 1910 but were reduced
bv the pavment OF s. 100000. while the
remainder WAS extended to May ], 1918
II is reported that the reorganization
committee has decided on an assessment
OF $40 a share on both classes Of stock
tho exchange Of the refunding per cent
bonds for 20 per cent in cash and 90 per
cent i'm new per cent preferred stock,
convertible into common; the exchange
of present preferred into new preferred
dollar for dollar, and the exchange Of
present common for between 100 per
cent and i25 per cent Of new common.
The STUDIOS report on the Wabash.
made for the generalization committee.
suggested the expenditure of S35,OOO,OvO
up to 1917. Under this plan expenditures
have already begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-24
THE COTTON MARKET
Again Makes New Low Ground
Closing Near the Bottom.

Continued heavy selling in the cotton
market yesterday drove prices into new
low ground for the movement, but the
drop Of MAY contracts 10 1850, or points
under July and 10 below Tuesdays finals
induced some lively covering. under which
the market closed steady. but within
point or two of the days low and net 3
to Il points under the close Of Tuesday
II was rumored that some owners OF the
local stocks were buying May against
sales OF later months. but the tone OF
the market showed apprehension regard
ing old crop liquida ton, and come bears
were predicting a carrying charge for
May under July before an adequate out
let for the local crop could be provided.
Reports that exporters were Offering l2sc
for average middling in New Orleans
were received during the afternoon.
Southern spot markets were l-leaisc low
or and the local market dropped points,
to l9c for middling upland; no sales. This
IL the exact figure quoted year ago
Yesterday Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-24
S PEY Err e. g Q.
NEW YORK CURB.

Speculation in the curb market yesteI,,
day continued OH an extremely shall
scale. at times business being practlcailH
at a standstill. The general tone Wa
steady. with strength i'm spots Ihere
was a better demand for Bl1tlsn-AlneIl-
can Tobacco at an Improvement OF p
United Cigar Stores Of America, aite. a
recession of Is. recovered. inter OltliieI-
tal Rubber improved x. The STANDARD
oil issues were moderately active oul
irregular. The mining issues were shaue
higher. .,..e
The Nevada market was fairy active.
vith prices steady. Jim Butler changed
hands ut 81 l-l6 and 81 09ss ana North S'ar
from 3Sc to 37c transactions were maze
i'm Tonopah Merger AT 500 ana soc anu anu
Midway at Jli2c and SIC. west Eng va.
unchanged at 81 9-l6 and Nevada hilis ~
ST.. Mizpah Extension moved Oh hshl
tr. cling from &c TO 7ic. closing al 'oc;
and MacNamars came out at zol.c ana
Die. Sales of Belmont were recorded A.
s.; lois and Tonopah Mining was easier
AZ ss. and g. Ills. Goldheld orc sold az
lie. and l5iac was paid for Atlnta G0ou
huying carried Merger Mines from -
iip TO 25iac. the stock selling hnally at sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-24
BUSINESS REVERSES.

UNION GAS AND ELECTRIC FIXTURE
COMPANY Petition fled against The Union
Gas and Electric Fixture Company. manu-
facturers % gas and electric fixtures. al No.
Gas and Electric Fixture Company. SlA24
Progress Fitting Company. Slig and Universal
Metal spinning Company s264 The COMPANY
was incorporated IN August. 1901 with capital
stock OF 5000 and Jacob y. Ehrlich presl-
dent and treasurer The company plant " as
destroyed by fire twice. in January, 1910. and
IN January, 1871. and II is said that the in
sursnce was adjusted al $40 900 and 500 90. re
spectively. There We're TWO Other fires in De
cember 1905 and November. 1910, but the
damage is said 70 have been small. q nnanclal
statement Of the company I'm February, 1917.
showed assets OF S17.G55 ana Liabilities OF
sls,450. Judge Hazel appointed Walter c Low
receiver. bond 81 900.
AMOUNTS UNDER $1,000.
ACCURso AND PIZzARELLO. Petition
filed against Accurso and Pizzarello. srocers.
at Portchester. y. V. by these creditors; Co
roma Provision Company, $50. Heckef-Johes
q Co. 1894. Liabilities are 5000 and assets
So 900 Judge Hazel appointed Charles :.
Yawger receiver. bond $1,000. The sheriff has
levied on the stock. which is valued AT s3'Wo.
and the outstanding accounts are estimated
a $500
GEORGE P. HARKEY.-Petition hled
against George r. Sharkey, living Al 10 Dol
Second avenue by these creditors May
Patrick keenan, SAC. II was alleged that
he IS insolvent and on December 20 trans
ferred. by bill OF sale. some horses ana
vehicles in the stable a. No. 2oS East 2uth
street to Margaret Nixon 90 prefer her
COMPANY. INC-The b. and Il. Cigar Manu-
featuring Company. Inc. OF No. ~ East SIN
street, made assignment 10 Adolph 'lt-
man The company was Incorporated on DE
cember IL. 1912. with capital stock OF $1,000.
Isaac Rabinowitz is president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-24
THE METAL MARKETS.

roppEE-The local street market %as
steady With lake at l5'.c, eleetfolyuc 10, -,
ano T,oSsnee was duli and nominal win
Me,S anriI Ma and June l5J0c asked. In
LONDON copper closed easy WIN spo' c,qs.hs
~ ~ r o. NcW York yesterday were. 10
81 and exports %. l9i tons 80 far this month
TIN~Easy: New York spot and April 4s ds
~ ~ 10. I,,lv AZ 5i6 40 and August. $3.50
80 SALES OF tin were tons london iin
rlosed al f221 Us for spot and t2.5 % Tor
IN Steady. New York spot. S.i5c bid
and East 81. Louis 4.306iioc London lead
cloced ~ II. 1
spELTER- STEADY; New o ,os, s not 900
= 6-5c and East st. Louis, J.4on00Ve' Lon
don speIter closed ~ t25 los.
IRON-CIevelsnd warrants oss Cd IN Lon
Don Locally quiet and shaoe io~ef, Win
sI7 70; No Northern, sic 1851 y No
Southern. SlI SoaSls, and soft. $l' 2oasi1 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-24
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. April 2S.-Deslings were small
on the local exchange again to-day and
price movements Of the various issues
remained narrow. strength and weakness
being about equally divided. as marked
by the fluctuations OF quotations. Small
advances occurred In Goodrich common
Commonwealth Edison and Chicago Rail
WAYS Series ! and > and certihcates
National Carbon preferred, Booth Fish
cries common and Public Service pre-
ferred ruled unchanged. \ feature was
tn. inter lack OF interest in Sears Roe
buck common shares. Rumely preferred
led the declines with drop OF point
i'm the price. American Can common
shares. Swift and United States Steel
common fell of fractionally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-24
U. S. TREASURY FINANCES

Washington. April % The condition OF th'
United states Treasury Al the beginning OF
business today vas: Working balance, s75
52i032: IL banks and Philippine lleasu.-
Hi.535. IA total Of general fund SlAo' '4"''''
receipts yesterday. 81. rs i30' disbursement
s2'sII.25O The surplus this fiscal year 60
d2Oi2. a. agains, a deficit Of si4'o1i''n' 'a''
year. The figures for receipts. disbursements
surplus and deficit exclude Panama Cansi an0
public cept transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-24
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. April %. Home and Continental
spinners we're keen bidders for the II. 255 bales
offered at the wool auction sales to-day The
opening level OF prices was steadily maintai ned
ard the best grades OF merinos and cape OF
Good Hope and Natal greasy were occasionally
per cent higher Americans were quiet To
DAYS sales follow. New South Wales 200
bales: greasy. Gizdnis "a. Queensland 500:
secured. f. 4i.dnis I'D greasy, sdnls 2i-d.
Victoria |. 400. secured, Is idols l"d: greasy.
si.dSIis id South Australia. 800. secured.
Is .isdGls load: greasy. 9isdmls I'd. IVES,
Australia. /. io0: greasy. 7izdals2d. Tasmania
io0: greasy i0dTls I'd New Zealand. ECO:
secured. II idnis "a; greasy, 'dnls I'D. Cape
Of Good Hone and Natal. SEQ. greasy sniti-d.
Falkland Islands 700. greasy, Iiaddis Id.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-24
FEWER IDLE CARS.

The American Railway Association
,,,u.,tr for the two weeks ended April
= saws that on that date there was
ne, surplus OF IDLE freight cars :5r on me n,
, ~, the United States and Canada oil
lli .os ,s compared with 5I9S on April
y"'s' decrease or 400. There was a gross
!, ~ idle cars Of 70.7l5.-- compared
SUI sS 7s2. while the shortage Increased
MIN y.m,n Io s0i TO 1921.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-24

For the three months ended FEBRUARY
= Tonopah- Belmont Development Cohl
pany reports that receipts from sales Oh
ore bullion. etc. were seOoll7. mining
milling and administration expenses, 600,
te2. let earnings for the quarter s1fD'1-'
miscellaneous income, A6S.ff' aVaiIau'e
resources February q 1913. included szS''-
81 due from shelters. S.l@ due rom
other sources loans on collateral, s-0''"0V'
cash I'm banks. $50 1876: total. 81. lsosh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-24
BOND DOTS.

George T. Burlins. County Treasurer Of
Westchester County. y. y. will receive
proposals until 10 a. IN. April 2S Tor $50 Ocl
~ per cent registered bridge bonds, de-
nomination S1co0. dated April !. 1919. and
due April /, 1898.
Adams Co. OF New York. were the
successful bidders on April Il for $4,000
t"eiVe-year average gold street improve
ihent bonds OF Cedarhurst. Nassau Coun-
y, y. y.
According to reports Hubbard Hub
Daro Township. Trumbul County. Ohio.
VIII hold an election in the near future to
decide on the issuance Of $4,000 road i'm
provement bonds
). j. Brophy, Clerk Of Paterson. Pas
saIc county, y. j.. will receive proposals
until p. m. May for 100000 sewer Re
iuhdlns and $4,000 school u, per cent
eolo coupon or registered bonds denom-
nation $1,000, dated April l. 1919. and due
April J. 1915. Accrued interest TO be paid
by the purchaser.
j. s. Rippel. OF Newark. was awarded
on April 10 the $1,000 . per cent - 2-year
average coupon OF registered school bonds
of Union Township School District Union
County, y. y.
The City Clerk Of San Francisco has re-
ported that the S. 1O4 600 San Francisco
per cent bonds were awarded to a syndi-
cate al 100 and interest Deliveries will be
made in lots OF 81 10000. and no further
sales OF bonds will be issued by the city
until the October exposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-24
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs Of Current Interest
for the Investor.

Irrespective Of the merits or dement's Of
Nov York. New Haven q Hartford
railroad situation stockholders many Of
hon are widows and orphans. will bear
w.. hardest part OF the burden if the
'..adonds are affected and the rate is re-
- II President Mellen has been guilty
tho extravagances and indiscretion
-.aitod 10 him in reports he is deserving
-svsre criticism. but abstract criticism
,ho road is not the way to correct evils
- monopoly which seems TO be opposed
s,eav among the people of New England
49,. resson of its oppressive policy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-24
$4,000 900 IN CHILE COPPER
TBy telegraph 10 The tribune

Dover. Del. April 23.-The Chile Cop
per Company. Of New York. chartered
here last week. with a capital OF s95.-
O0" 600. increased its capitalization to-
dav 10 s. l0.0O0. 600. Daniel Guggenheim
viii bc president Of the concern. which
will merge all the copper interests Of
d chill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-24
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The Federal Light and Traction Com
rar,..s report for February shows gross
earnings Of t20s $50. an increase OF S'' 80
~ - nor cent. over February OF l'l-'
80, earnings were ,e3.2se, gain Of N'.oi'
over last February. the report i'i
two months ended February y SNOW !"
cross Of ,i2i.7cs. as compared with &'''e''
for the first two months Of last year. an
increase Of S9Osl. or l6.2 per cent. Ns'
,arrings for the two months were s"'sSl
as compared with sGi,7S5. gain oil S-''--''
ar II Q per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-24
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

,,t.aoo Apru % Export business gave
. ",rii,, "a wheat here to-day, closing
s 5ricls showing gain OF from &c 20 l'tc.
Corn finished unchanged to 81 love- ,. GS,s
,,,stc = not drop Of - 10 &c ana PROVISIONS
'','.sd T. 90 tIitc on Range % prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-24
EXPORTS OF APPLES.

EXPORTS of apples from The United
ststee and Canadian ports 10 Europe for
The week ended April ~, 1913 durnished
10 The Tribune by Lunham Moore,
reckoned as three TO the barrel and
couuted as barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-24

The financial statement OF the Tennis
kaming Mining Company on March 81 last
was as follows Cash in banks, slzo'O4o'
due from smelters. 81. Ss9; ore on haho'
1857: bills and accounts receivable, W. 70
sis; North Dome loan account N40l sun
dry stocks on hand. sl9.9sl: total s2so.SoS ;
less open accounts payable. $2S'iso'' par
ance, s2l6 sos. dividend paid April lS' 1910
10000, surplus. Sl41. sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-24

Liverpool caDies: Spot. fair business dons
sales 5000 bales; speculation and export 800
American : goo. Imports. II coo. American.
5000. Midding upland. 6.T6d. Futures opened
quiet 2.@S points lower on near months ana
10 - points ioNcr on distant positions
closed steady. At "A net decline OF IL 20 :
POINTS. April. s.50iad April May, 6.i6d Msy-
June. 6.f5ied. June July 6.iid; july August.
80 d: August-Soptember. e.3ei. Scpteniboi
October 0i1 I'D: October November 6.iOd
november Decemher. cod observation-disclosures. .
q. OGd. January February 6.o5i; Februar,
March Otd: March-April 6e5igd. Manches
ter--Yarns dull; cloths quiet.
New Orleans. April -. Bu'hsh trade p
bought heavily soon after Tho cotton futures
market opened hero to-day. on prediction 9i
cold weather. but bears BECAME very asgres
sivc later as bull support Was withdrawn. TIE
market quoted down m the afternoon an
tho close. steady. was Al net decline o.
10 minis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-24
NEVADA QUOTATIONS.
TONOPAUS.

FURNISHED daily by weir Bros. 4 Co.. No. =
Broad street,
April % 1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-24

TvvO-Year Per Cent. Secured Gold Notes
/ Oue "'' ''
payable May LIST md Novemb
IS
payable Ne" York. or I"@o" through ' ~
all and interest," thirty aS precious ~
dated prlS
Company vol New
&TexaR
"a ""u'0'N
tEtes commission o sans a
Of o
used emes May
ant
5000 Noesa o
Gold Bonds taken " NE pei
o. Railway .o
providing for all hd charges 'd'
ETC., Sl1O838
all rentals ETC. was
increase OF
81 the estimated
DELIVERABLE MAY 1918
WELDING ABOUT INCOME ON THE INVESTMENT.
Yorfun $1,000 Note hcaton
baLnc on MAY Isl the Dehntve Notes
E. Five
ohe will egin
,cd
application oavada than applied to .n 10
the above
Vow Work. ,nr1 a 1913 SPEYER G. co.
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CURB ECHOES.

E. j. Many, assistant treasurer Of the
North Butte Mining Company, has been
elected treasurer.
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yes
tcrday at auction at the Exchange sales
room by Adrian n. Muller & Son:
Ey order OF executors estate Of George II
Jones deceased
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Moun. Whitney Power and Electric

Mount Whitney Power and Electric
The Mount whitney Power ana hlec'ric
companv in its report Tor Inc t"cl'o
months ended March 81. showed net car II
ines Of s24s. 42i. an increase OF $-S'Si- over
the previous year, representing gam oi
N nor cont The fixed charges OF the
comnanv were earned more than TWO anu
q quarter times. a margin OF safety amply
sufficient for the first 6s. the only ISSUE
authorized Gross earnings for the month
~ March were 81. iS and net earnings
uere tl7sS9 II is expected that the
Kaweah No. ? generating station upon
which a large sum Of money has peeh eA-
handed should be in operation by May
Of this year. The demand Tor power III
the vicinity Of this new plant VIII result
in AN appreciabe increase IN gross ana
net earnings of the company
Mononeahela Valley Traction Company
The report of the Monongahela valley
Traction Company for March shows earn
ings Of 81 .997, an increase Of S,Nb over
March 1912: net earnings were sf'1o3'
gain of s.. 500 over last March, ana
surplus after charges for the month
amounted to 81. 24S. an increase OF $@''W'
az compared with March of last year
The report for the quarter ended March
q shows a gross Of s206Ssl. gain OF
sos 27s and net earnings were Sl30,Il2, an
increase OF 500 1896 as compared with the
, fret three months OF 1912. The surplus
after charges for the quarter amounted
IN Sc s02. an increase OF Sll96s, a. COM
nared with the hrst quarter of last veal
Louisville Railway Company.
Earnings Of the Louisville Railway Com
many during the past several months have
! 80, showing steady increases. The high
uoter during the latter part OF March
caused falling off in earnings of some
-, i,e interurban lines. which we're forced
- curtafl traffic Despite this adverse
oonditiou operating expenses showed d
docrease for March and the three months
a,d.d March 81, as compared with the
-, noriod OF last year For the first
,hree months OF 1913 The company showed
>. s,rulus Of sl5.igf over dividend require
,,,on,s a. against a deficit of Ss,S26 for
a. cam. period of the previous year
r,ore was an increase IN fixed charges
.is, of 81 OVD owing to Il new issue Of
,o,ds For March gross earnings in
,..oased 81, .e0s. and surplus applicable 20
d,videpds increased sll,4s1 over March.
I 1912