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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

Income report Of the Detroit Edison
Company, including all constituent
companies, for August shows total
gross revenue Of $459,6S0, as against
$A06,S77 for 1918, or an increase Of 10
per cent. Expenses and reserve funds
took S29l,2i4 an increase 9of 8.4 per
cent over last year, leaving q net in
come Of Sl6S,S66, % per cent greater
than IN 1918. Interest charges IN
creased over S6 per cent, while the
surplus was $4,000, gain Of 20 per-
cent.
Consumers Power.
The Consumers Power Company,
operating in Michigan, shows apprecia-
bic gains for the year ended July 81,
gross earnings amounting to $685., 25S,
or an increase of over 10 per cent, and
net revenue gaining over 100000, or
about 21 per cent over 1918. Operating
expenses, taxes and rentals were ST.
SIS ,439, only q trife higher than IN the
preceding year, interest on the com
pSny's bonded indebtedness was S722,-
Ella, while the balance increased from
S777,557 to 1888, 1903, or nearly 81 per
cent higher than last year.
Minneapolis General Electric.
The Minneapolis General Electric
Company during the week ended on Au-
gust 20 secured 665 new customers
with 1872 kilowatts lighting load and
1876 horsepower in motors and closed
orders for wiring 81 already built
houses. The net gain in connected load
at Minneapolis for the week was 274
customers with 209 kilowatts lighting
capacity and 715 horsepower in motors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Steamer chartering was moderately active,
and a fair demand prevailed for aidi-
tional boats. Rates were steady. Quota
tions 10 Liverpool. Cd: London. Si4d; Hull.
2i4d; Bristol, 5lad; picked ports United
Kingdom, large tonnage 81 cotton to Liy-
erpOol, per 100 10. 3jc CHARTERS -
Dutch steamer. l.Gs2 tons, lumber, Gulf 10
iIosario l2Os oct; Nor steamer, $500 hbls
refined petroleum. hence to Scandinay ian
ports. I. Scpt-Oct; Nor steamer. C,50O tons,
coal virginia TO the River Plate Is ID, sept; ;
Nor steamer. 2.30i tons. coal, Baltimore TO
Alexandria. (, Sept Br steamer, 5000 qrs
oats. Baltimore TO picked ports. L X. l. 90
,option French ports, Is liad. Sept; Pr
steamer. - 600 qrs. same. Rr steamer. 2.3Sl
IONS flour, oats and hay, Montreal to Lon
don or Liverpool, lis. Us Cd and S7s I'd. re-
suectively prompt Nor steamer. 1000 tons
a " time charter. six months, IL. 600, deliv-
cries 4 X. sept: steamer. 500 standards deals,
0albousIe TO Ireland. COS. Sept; steamer. COO
standards deals. Bay Of Fundy to U X,
~ 6d Sent: Br steamer, 1887 tons. timber,
Culf 10 Hull and Tyne. 95s, Sept; schooner,
SI0 ions. hsh scrap, Promised Land to Charles
tnn ana back to New York. lumber, /;
schooner 7s6 tons coal. Virginia TO Jackson
vile. and back 70 Portland lumber, p 4;
scbooneE, sg4 tons. coal, Philadelphia to Port
land. d I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-Fred NJ Stein Plaintiff. against
Osias Karp et al. Defendants. In pursuance
OF Judgment OF foreclosure and sale. duly
made and entered In the above entitled ac-
ton. and bearing date the End day Of Sep
TENDER, 1914 I. the undersigned. the referes
I'm said Judgment named. will sell at public
auction, at the Exchange Salesroom, Nos
I4-lb Nesey street. In the Borough % Manhat-
tan. CITY Of New York. on the End day
Of October 1914. at u O'Clock noon on that
day. by d. Phoenix Ingraham, Auctioneer.
the premises directed by said judgment TO
be sold. and therein described az follows:
All that lot OF land with the buildings and
Improvements thereon erected. In the BoT-
ough OF Manhattan. City Of New York. de-
scrbed as follows: Beginning at a point on
the northery side Of One Hundred and
Twenty-thlrd Street, distant two hundred and
ninety feet easterly from the corner formed
by the intersection OF the easterly side Of
Park Avenue with the northeriy side OF one
Hundred and Twenty-third Street. running
thence northerly. parallel with Park Avenue.
one hundred feet eleven inches TO the centre
line OF the block. thence easterly along tho
said centre line OF the block and parallel
with one Hundred and Twenty-third street.
forty-one feet eight inches. thence southery
again parallel with Park Avenue and part OF
the distance through a wall. one hundred feet
eleven inches TO the northerly side OF one
Hundred and Twenty-third Street. and thence
westerly along the northerly side OF ono
Hundred and Twenty Street, torty-one
feet eight inches to the point or place Of be-
Dated, New York, September 9Th. 1914
WILBUR LARREMORE. Referee.
WILDER, NORMAN q KAHN, Attorneys for
Plaintiff, 28 Broadway, Borough Of Man
haitian y. Y. city.
to be sold; its street number Is i29-lSl East
togrd Street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

T,n.,,u. sep. little Commercial! bui-
lrttE" W III say g. morrow. .-.,r
..'rbc Boston wool trad, reports another
wool, Of moderate business. with prices
r,niiuuliy steady. Tho situation IN Eng
land however. Is having an cncct upon ,lt
Ar1,rfcan market and III" decline tltI''
in 0pe tons particularly, threatens 10 nav
m effect upon similar grades OF tops ana ana
WOOL here Transactions Of the week nav
hon principally m domestic territory %ooI
and New Zealand crossbTecs. LeauIhS
domestic quotations; 49,. r,,Iot,e
,,.,sbcd. SIC: half blood CombihE' -oH
"Sic. threc-clEhths. Is - lec; delalhe
unvashcd - "a 2Sc: fine 25c. MIchlsah aid9
Ec,y York-Fiue unWashed &c. dcIhIne, -
=, n5r. half blood. &c; three-eisn.Hs'
gpIygshed. 27T@7@c Wisconsin and Mi 30
sGuri-Three- eights blood, &c; quarter, "a
- SGiAc. braid 2lm22c- KENTUCKY anu
siro,i59rLJ IgIf blood. unwashed, "6a re;
secuted basis: Texas---Fine, II months.
On =, zoe. q TO = months, - q 0Ic- Callorils s
Tortbcrn. $50 57c: middle county. ~
b3c. southern. as soc. Oreson---Faaiss!t ,o,,
NJ staplc. CO GO" clothing. HHnc,
Galley No l. 4SH SIC. territory --F ,ms
staple Go4G5c. due medium 30 6!c; nne
ciofhi1r. IS ~ G0c; fine meium. 90 q &c
balf hi5ad comblng coo &c; ihroe-eish'h''
80 'PuIled-Extra, COZ 62c: 4 a, 57aeoei
ane a. "a a &c; 4 supers 500 53c.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12

oambert wliliam-wrIam J. Cray q Co..
Grady. N. J--J. B. Greenhut Co.. s555 70.
Grafiino. George j. Moore. tl52 81.
Greenfield, So mue-National Nassau Bank
OF New York, S244 H.
Gray. o. Diving National Bank of New
York. 5.1O7 49,
Goldstein. R--A Landau & Son, .3IGs 10.
Heryert W. C.-Board OF Trade Slide Co.,
Inc. $iIS77
Herzog. Aie1ander-w. A. Winter. 1894 81
Haber. Julius-W Rosenthal. 1923 25
Herzberg' Jo5eph-N de r. Whitehouse'
Kramer. Gottlieb--R. Epstein. SAP IS.
Kirwin Patrick-H Miller q Co. Sl97 -.
kooibite Co. lnc.-Sherman Bryan. Inc.
Klein. Joseph-B. Kirshner. st4o.
NcJ;eary. William--F. Straub. st54 81.
Mclean. Hugh-BridgeDort Wood Finishing
Mailer. samuel and Abraham. H. Strange,
S2l,l96 IS.
Moss Barnet-Trustees Of Sailors Snug Har-
Dor in the City Of New York. $3.50 ~.
Murphy. L. D.-New YORK Trust Co.,
NIedcnstsin. O. C.-J A. Campbell. s573 20.
Peshkln, Harrls-M Langfelder ct al.
Pcarce. II B.-w. Fud. $40 20.
Ryan Parker Construction Co.-City OF New
Reuben. ArnodIHudson Trust Co.. s2.3S4 o..
Robinson, ". J.-HiIliard Hotel Co.
Rldeal, Chares-Manhattan Storage and
Warehouse Co, SlO3 II.
Russell Hor6ort-New York Labricating OIL
schwartz, John-A. p. ". Flnnan. 1886 "a.
schIeneIin, Lucy ,D.-Northrup' Coourn &
SACHS, Israel. and Abraham Davis-J. Nor
scswa p ." Mor RS Rosenrhal. 1112l5
Soloy Adolph-W. G. Huber. Sl23 81.
s1lleck, Herman D.-American Automobile
Association Publishing Co.. SlS 81.
Stanford. Helen H.-Lichtenstein Millinery
sch.acRfter. samuel-L Brand. s34s g.
Scheukman Max-National Nassau Bank OF
New York, 35ll Il.
Shea Mary (. and James-E. l. Chadwick
TAILOR. Fred C.-western Film Exchange OF
New York. Sill n.
vaudeville Comedy Club-B. II. Marks.
Won On Erlenben Co.-H. Honander. s474 81.
Wolfe Michael Nv. Greger. sos 81.
Wittemann, Harold Nm. Behrer $3.50 70.
Wagner. Samuel-H. Kramer ct al, NO5 49,
Woodward. Gladys L.. or Cecelia-Stern
w pc2s y L iSo NJ. Nelson. ,Asn
The Bronx.
Urown-Weiss Realties-H. II. Glass. $50;
Grossman, Anna ami Jacob. q. Henschle.
IrHShor. AnnIe-PeOpIe OF state Of New York,
Koolbite Co-sherman & Bryan. Inc. I4i2 IS.
VI. >. Jordon. Jr.. Inc. Goodman. Slio b.
pItter. Aaron-M H. Grauer. Sll2 "a.
Regal Dry and Wet Wash Laundry Co., Inc.
D Gudenfrid, sl63 Il. -,.,,,,.
Reinhardt. Charles j. s. WILLIAMSON
west. George-George Ringler & Co, 81
w.ndGrman. Louisa. J. Gruner ct al
1891 g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
SEPTEMBER II.
Manhattan

The following Judgments TOR amounts Of
more than 500 were filed Yesterday. the first
name being that Ot the debtor:
Ahrens Herman IN. Baket Ct al, t2i2 81.
Adelman Elizabeth W.-23d Ward Bank Of
tho CITY OF New York SlC2s 10.
Alexander. Charles il. \. PEoudtoot;
Sl63 90.
Benlnem. BerthOld-M GoldmunE et all
Selj %.
Burke. william H.-C. T. Roell S30i s..
Barras atO, Rosario-R. Francisco. Sl-l A..
Benner Fernando W.--NatlJLl. Nassau Bank
OF New York. 81, IS 20.
same--Same, s.. 1913 -.
Cook. William G.-Commercial Trust Co..
Curry. George L-vanderbsck & Sons. Inc
Cohen Samuel-A. Calm 500 So
Cense- Barnard. and Julius Stark-LoWeli
Construction Co, 80 90
Duncan Henry s.. and Phiilipson Decorating
Co--Abraham Bros 1896 81.
Dolan Nichae!-A X. Hastorf. AS II.
EikIu. jacob. Scheal. S26i a..
Evalenko a. Plncus. Inc. and NLlilam A.
Aya,cnko-A Altman ct al. N'9 "a.
Flectrl, Photo Co.-LOngacre Land Co.
r-'nTs~n- Mills. Inc.-J. '. Black. Ss2 II.
t,i"..istrln RDckniel-M. Etaeu. {iv3 %.
J,rsuch Wet Wash Laundry. Inc. z. stan
Ste Robert E.-M Pr'nle-sdst. 81; c..
GUld-tcin. Pnnil--PuO!ic bank Of NJ" Ho'A
City, So W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

CALI, MONEY. per cent
TIME MONEY nominal. with rates at 8
per cent.
MERCANTILE PAPER, business was
trsnsacted In small quantity, with the rate
nominally per cent
UR-TREAsURY.-- New York banks gained
49,, tho Sub-Treasury S4IIOOO, ana lost
since Friday. Sl.290OOO
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT =. d3,
chenSes sizes, 500. Ole; balances $9' eoS. 94l.
The sUb-Treasury was q debtor to the amount
Of 1878. e6l- ,.,- =.
rreminm bid. SC premium asked boston
PaTi''' MINNEAPOLIS, roc premium; Cincinnati
zoe discount. ,.
s,S Al Goo balances 1888. 40; baltimore s,,l
sx,bsrg@s SO $50 056. balances $oS-.u III
80 cxghaDges $jj. 706sl3 pa'an ,S r.. g.,
75 07S Phiadeiphia exchanges 80
.5,'r,.,, 80 40 OPT, 81. Louis, eNV'A"b's
IN NJ G7q balances. $g64.llO
SILVER MARKET. Bar silver IN L =, .lG
was Is 3 iBd an ounce an au'".,. -
~ w., VIZ quotation was 80 80; uP d ,,..s
NIFgouEIGN EXCHANGE -BusIhtss
op,steTl Cable sterling. 1880; deina"u s'ei-
ling. 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
TRADE GROWTH QUIET
Western Reports Favorable
South Still Dull.

according to trade authorities, prog
ross toward normal condition is grad
pal but irregular. Except in the West
Duylhg is conservative, and in the South
business Is particularly quiet Com
mercial failures number only a little
more than last year, and were much
fewer than for the week preceding.
"Dun's Review" will say: irregular
ity again characterizes advices from
domestic trade and industrial centres.
In the West, particularly. conditions
are favorable, and in the East certain
Ilnes display improvement; but in the
South quietncSs is general, owing main
~ to the unusual conditions prevailing
in cotton. AS result Of the sharp
decline in the value Of this staple, price
f'FdJustmcnts are occurring in many
departments Of the drygoods markets.
More machinery is employed at foot
wear factories and foreign orders are
somewhat of a feature. but leather is
less active than in August.
Commercial failures this week in
the United States are 2SS, against 364
last week and 27S the corresponding
week last year. or these 100 were in
the East, SIS South, 6I West and 39 in
the Pacific States, and 81 reported
liabilities Of $4,000 or more, against
lil last week. Liabilities Of CONNER
cial failures reported thus far for Sep
TENDER are S5,SS9 500, against $685.
100 last year"
"Bradstrect's" has the following:
Hopes of better trade loom larger
than do actual transactions, and except
at few Western centres the trend
OF things the country over Is tempered
by conservatism, with positive dulness
prevailing in the South. As yet, Amer
lean merchants are cropping for foreign
markets, and while progress may BE-
made in that direction the situation is
still one Of promise rather than per-
Torrance. Moreover, there seems to
be a disposition to restrict credits, and
because Of uncertainties surrounding
the price situation statesmen in nu-
merous lines have been instructed to
so slow in booking orders"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
EXCHANGE BOARD ACTS
Partial Resumption of Bond
Trading Brings New Ruling.

In view Of the action taken by the
committee Of seven bond dealers, as
outlined in their circular made public
yesterday, the Stock Exchange special
committee Of five yesterday made the
following ruling:
members not dealing through TIE
committee Of bond dealers and desiring
to buy bonds or short term notes,
either listed or unlisted, or TO sell
them where conditions require relief,
must send list to the committee on
Clearing House Of the New York Stock
Exchange, giving the description of the
security, amount and price,
The committee stated that for the
time being all dealings in bonds should
be restricted to those owned by the
houses making the sale, and that sales
should only be made to their private
customers, and that all brokerage or
mi-brokerage transactions should
be discouraged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
BUSINESS REVERSES

CLINTON :. MANIFESTATION filed by
Clinton :. Martin. 100 Hudson ST., with Ila-
billtcs $2j.lH and no available assets. Il Is
said he is president OF John :. Martin *
Co., butter and cheese merchants. at 100 Hud-
son ST., and OF LOwville. y. Y. He has an
interest I'm trust funds lett by his father
John 5. Martin and his mother Mary, but
the amount Is not stated. MANY judgments
have been obtained against him. and there
are two suits for damages. one by liugl
Wilson. for $1,000 In the supreme Court ana
the other by Robert c. ThOman. for S-,OV
I'm the CITY Court. Among the creditors ave
Emma Willard School. OF Troy. y. J., FM, :
Mumm Champagne and Import Co.. sF:
David Shoemaker. 81 l63. on an assish,l
a judgment June q. 1914. and Alva NJ. New
man, 81 900. professional services Mr.. Mar
tin carries $4,000 life insurance.
|. A. SAMUELS " CO.-Pcuton against
Isaac A Samuels trading as ]. \. SamIels
& CO.. wholesale dealer in knit goods. at go
Broadway. BY these creditors: Salant y
Salant. $500: T.. NJ. Townsend & CO., 1000
and Argyle CO.. 500. lie also made an
assignment TO Nathan d. stern. Liabilities
$50 900; assets $1,000
HARRY SRULOVITZ. - Assignment by
disc at A Avenue B. 70 II. Howard Bah
cock A petition was also filed against MN
by Amer y. Stupel SO; Joseph Horowitz'
81 600 and David Srulowitz. 500. Liabilities
''TSR0%E & FI4ACKs.-Petltion against
Albert Barone and Albert tlacks. comprising
the firm Of Barone q tlaSks mahIia''Ir ,,,i3
OF dresses. at - West 39th ST., by LOUIS
Levine So: Edwin. Il. TompkinsOn. A9', ana
Abraham Eutcnsky. 500 49,
ABRAHAM ZWEIFACH.-Petition by AGRA
ham Zgeifach. a salesman. ~ $40 sim 3soh
81. Liabilities Sl426l no assets.
iYMAN NIERENBERG.-fctlti by HS-
man Nuremberg. OF IL Norfolk st. Lia0ll-
ties. sl,16S; no assets.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
THOMAS ANDERSON STORES CoRPoRlh, n
TI0N Judge Mayer has appointed Isaac H.
Levy receiver for tho Thomas AhdeIso"
Sforcs CORPORATION, dealers In teas and COZ
fees. al 5ll West i2l st.: bond $500. II IS
said that when the corporation took over
the business OF Thomas Anderson. who had
eleven retail stores. II assumed his debts OF
Sl7 OO0 OF the $4,000 preferred stock Only
500 was sold Owing to heavy advance ~
The market price II teas and cofe"s as a re
sWIt of the war, the corporation Il Obliged to
buy at the present market prl.,, NhIch Iea'eS
no margin OF profit. Assets, 5000.
DOORAS d DRTNAS.-JudBe Mayer ap-
nointed Archibald Palmer receiver Tor boofds
\. Drivas confeCtioners. Of - Iort'andi ST.
ana AZ Perth AmbOy, y. J.; bond, A5'p'
SCHEDULE ~ BANKRUPTCY.
Jacob Smllkstein. dealer In drygoods at NJ.
Kisco has filed schedules with liabilities ~
81 sSq. assets, S. 49,, consisting or stock,
N.7gJ fixtures. 500; accounts, 500. ana
'1''' ~ ASSIGNMENTS.
NATIONAL. MILDLY WAIST co Herman
s Hoffman, trading as the Nail0niI MILDLY
Waist co. manufacturers o; MILDLY blnus"5
and ladies' waists. at 4ol East 10th St,
made assignment to Leo SchatTan.
JACOB FRIEDMAN dealer In jewelry AT
A Az, u, has made an assignment TO motifs
Pail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
Railroad Earnings.
The following railroad reports
IL. 1880 rnndn n,nhlic r,nrAnrdnN.

The following railroad reports for
July were made public yesterday:
Boston & Maino-Gross. 81, 222 $50; decrease,
sil7. 60; net after taxes SGIl,O5J decrease,
S247.C77.
Rock Island Llnes-Gross. 5000, IA; in
crease $751; 80; net after taxes, Sl,0lO,320; In
crease So, go
Hooking Valley-Gross, S451, AZ; decrease,
So. sol; net. Sos 4S6: decrease, Sl3G, 2O6
ST. Louis Iron Mountain & Southern
Gross, s.. 73j, 0G7; increase. S5,SOG; net after
taxes, S717, OGg: increase, $lS,57y.
Chicago Great Western-Gross Sl,0S255S;
decrease $l2l. 462; net after taxes, $lGi,2
decrease. Slig,OGS
Missouri Paclfic-Gross, s., 1881; increase,
500 og7 net after taxes, 81, 4OS, S96; increase,
Sl35. 694
Bangor e. Aroostook-Gross, s242, 3H; in
crease scr, so; net, S4g, 2l5; increase Sl2,4sS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
Denver Road Shows Loss.

Tie report Of the Denver & Rio
S,aads Railroad for the year ended
.As 50, 1914, shows a net income of
adN5l5, as compared with S2.094,180
hs myious year. Last years bal
sls' ior dividends is equivalent to %
FL cent earned on S49,779,800 pre-
',ifed stock, against az per cent
-ined on the same stock in the 1918
, va year Total gross earnings for
~ ~ were $23,167,05l, a decrease Of ST.
t6.s!S Operating expenses totalled
t'VIol96, a gain of $1,02S.976.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
CHICAGO GRAINS LOWER
Slight Declines in Wheat and
Corn-oats Up-Provisions
Irregular.

Chicago, Sept. 11.-Wheat prices to-
day failed to maintain rally which
started after the market had fallen to
a level of l2c a bushel under the high
point of Saturday last. The close was
nervous ~ the same as last night TO
SIC >. sd. Corn finished a shade to &c
OF, ..- with gain of l4c to &c and
provisions varying from 40c decline to
an advance OF 81 10. Bearish advices
from Liverpool had considerable to do
with forcing weak holders of wheat to
drop out. Supplies were said to have
become so abundant at the British port
that storage room was about exhausted.
1t was also asserted that French de-
mand was at an end for the present
Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.
nv Telagrnph 10 The Trlbune. |

10y lelSBIapu 10 me lTlDuue'
Philadelphia Sept determinations in the
local wool market during the week have been
scarce and Tor small lots. The market seems
TO favor the purchaser. except In feeCes and
above, on which grades prices have been
held firm. There has been quite a strong IL
qulry for half-bloods. While quarter and
three -eighths are only In light demand.
Manufacturers are inclined to wait a while
before ordering their seasons supplies and
are in hopes that the arrival OF South Amer
ican clips. due here I'm January. will bring
prices down a shade from present quotations.
Dealers. however. show no inclination to
make concessions al this time. Quotations
are: New York and Michigan flceces-Fiue
unwashed. 23c: delaine. 24H2Jc: half blood,
27Q2SC: three-eighths 27H21igc: One-quarter,
26UZGi2C. One-quarter. three -eighths and one
half clothing. mare; common and braid,
f3g24c. Pennsylvania and Ohio feeCes-De-
laine. washed 30: Xxx. 20n3lc: one-half
blood comDing. 2sH pc: three-eig hths. 2Sft2Nizc;
one-quaTter. 27H2,iac; One-quartcr. three
eighths and one-halG clothing 2iH25c; de-
laine. unwashed. 27n2sc: common and braid,
g3U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
Southern Ry. Defers Dividend

Directors of the Southern Railway,
following their meeting yesterday, an
nounced that while the full dividend
upon the preferred stock had been
earned in the last fiscal year they
felt justified in postponing for a
month consideration of the dividend
usually declared at this period. Post
poncment was attributed to the gem
eral situation in the South brought
about by the disturbance of the cot
ton market due to the European war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
Centre Line ~ Block.
30 I2arh 81.

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the ahoyc-descrbed
property IS TO be sold. II Seven thousand Two
Hundred Seventy and 1910 Dollars 81. 210.I5b,
with interest thereon from the 9Th day OK
August. 1914. together with cost and allow
ance amounting 20 Three Hundred Forty-hve
and 25-lOO (S8i5 2Jl, with interest from Sep
tamber End. 1914, together with the expense OF
the sale. The approximate amount OF the
taxes assessments and water rates, or other
liens which are 10 be allowed to the pur-
chaser out OF the purchase money. or paid by
the Referee, is SSi5.6j and interest. Said
premises will be sold subject To a mortgage OF
Sl9. 900 and accrued interest interest thereon
at So per annum.
Dated New York. September sth. 1914
WILBUR LARREMORE, Referee.