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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
R.adino's Small Surplus.

March net earnings OF the Reading sys-
tenn we're the lowest IN four years, being
only 81. 26s $50, or more than half e. million
dollars below the average Of the March
earnings for the three preceding years
and less than half those OF March, 1872
That. OF course, was the month in which
anthracite shipments were eXtraordinar-
ily large in anticipation Of a coal miners
strike In the nine months completed
with March. net earnings were only SD
Oo0 larger than they were four years ago
and nearly 100000, or SO l-3 per cent
less than a year ago. After fixed charges
and taxes there was only &125,0H left
for surplus, as against sl2,s95.S7O a year
ago. II earnings continue at this rate
there viii be only s5.36s696 available for
tie common dividend at the end OF the
fiscal year. whereas the S per cent rate
calls for $4,000. That does not neces-
sarllv mean a reduction in the dividend
rate. though there was good deal o.
talk OF that kind In Wall Street yester-
dav. IN the FIRST place a good deal can
happen IN three months: in the second
George =. Baer. whose influence was
strongest against paving dividends that
were not fully earned, is dead. so that
there IS a good chance OF the dividend
remaining az 8 per cent, even II the year q
results are very Disappointing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30

Furnished by Carl II. Pfor1hcimcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
MINING.
BON DS.
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

.wh.n issued. tsells cents per share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
O, paul's Fine Showing.

n, all the March railroad earnings re-
norted Yesterday those OF inc 81 "U'
system were the most remarkable, Con
siderlng the adverse weather condiuohs
from which most OF the carriers sunereo
IN March. 1918. It was TO be expected that
there would be some improvement SHOWN
this year. Notwithstanding repntediy poor
general business But It was hardly TO be
Anticipated that any Of the roads wouio
show such remarkable changes for the
better as were reported by the st. Paul
system. Measured by the cost or DONG
business. the returns Of the St Paul were
most striking The operating ratio for
the month was only 63.5 per cent. Not
only was II well below last years hsure'
which was p per cent. but II was even
less than the ratio In March. l9l2-146 per
cent-and the ratio In March, 19ll-6LS
per cent. The operating ratio for the
nino months ended with March was 7o4
per cent rs against 692 per cent in The
corresponding period Of 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
COTTON NERVOUS
AND UNSETTLED
Uncertain as to Old Crop Con-
tracts, with May IA Points
Over Active Months.

The cotton market showed nervous
ness over the new crop outlook. with the
local contract situation another disturb
ing element. The market opened steady
at a decline OF points TO an advance
OF 3 points. and after some irreguiarlty
sold about to II points net higher on
covering and bull support. There seeineu
TO be a good deal OF July Tor eale'
AGAINST purchases Of new crop deliveries
while the trading in May was compare
lively quiet although after losing part
OF IFS premium over July on the carr!
decline MAY was relatively firm on me
advance and closed IL points over tho
ac,ivo summer month. The close was
staadv al Il net loss Of IS points on Aprll
and of / 10 points on other old cron
months, while later deliveries were = 10
roints net higher. 1t was reported that
official returns showed that fully 90,
900 bales Of Mondays May notices had
bcen stopped by houses supposed 10 DE
onerating for prominent Southern SPIN
ners, hut local traders still seemed un,,
certain as to whether this amount wouIu
lao shipped out OF the local STOCK or
would remain here and be retendered,
southern spot markets were unchanged
20 &c. higher. generally UNCHANGED, ana
the local market held quiet al J o lOc lor
,niddling upland: sales. 100 bales de-
livered on contract, 100 bales Local con-
tract prices; v...o--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
BI TIER.

Receipts ores pkgs. little stFonsoS
feeling on high grade fresh crestneiS' .ras
pa, G25&c; nrsts, 23iz 24i9c. SECONDS. =
N a3c. he'd. frsts. 81 q - isc, SECONDS 10 ~
2Oisc: state dairy. finest, ~ q zoe, soo. W
prime. 22d24c; process. extras 2Vu-o'ao'
hrsts 1sa l9c.
r,rreipts. 1 o9s boxes Fairly good demand
for new whole milk and prices nrin' o,n.s
ana Western. held. whole milk. as to quality.
13i, a i9c: fresh, specials. li4 &C; eoiorea,
average fancy. 1914 q13Ac. white lotV
I3s,c: New Zealand. whole milk, ehedoar:'
IN Glsisc; state. skins. held. tair 10 n'e'''
II 14c. fresh, specials, ia ll'sc'
EGGS.
Receipts. q. oo9 cases. Arrivals moderate
and store prices firmly sustained. Fresh
gathered extras. dozen, 22ia q 2"c; sto,aso
backed nrsts II y &c: regular paChso'
30i. ff2fc: seconds 20n 20iec; NEARBY, mem
nerv and gathered whites. fine to fancy IS =
n olc: hennery browns. 22i2 23c' saths.eo
and mixed. 2oi2 g2l &c; duck eggs, neS'D -
Indian Runner. &c: Baltimore, selee,eJ, -
q 23c others 20 a 22c; goose eggs 'oV 4oo'
Fruits.
FRESH Receipts. 2.735 bbls apples 70
hills and 80 boxes cranberries. Apples duli
and weak Strawberries lower, MILES
Ben Davis and llubbsrdson, Dol; - 3"g
81 30: Albermarle Pippin. s5gs, Gtesn ,ns
S4f 81 so: Russet. RoNbury. onl, 20 '"F
81 so. Russet. Golden. bbi, ~ :Sg 20,
King So 5o@ So. Northern spy: - 9oq 80 %.
BALDWIN s. -. common. s2uSS. Far Vest
ern boz apples. 81 25as2 80: CRANBEk-
RIES. cape cod Dbl SlogSif: New YORK
crate s3G Sc 80. Jersey fancy. $lldsl4, or
binary. s9aStt. crate. 81 - q SO so. STRAW
BERRIES Florida quart. 81 25c' Louisiana,
5mlOc: KCMQUATs Florida, quar-, g 10,
TANGERINES. Florida. half box, S2gSo o.
KINGS. 81 50gS2 30. ORANGES, fl2rida,
box. 81 2jgSi so: Porto Rico. 81 90 2 81 10
California. 81 81 80; GRAPEtESs5.
Florida box So 5OuS4. Cuban, $lqS3'
Porto Rico Sl4S4; PINEAPPLES, Porto
Rico. crate. 81 4OqS2 10, Cuban, " 400
81 10
HAY AND STRAW.
Receiuts increasing, but demand tair ana
prices unchanged. Large baled hay, ton, tim
othy. No l. S22qS22 30. No to standard, siep
saI 80: light clover. mixed, slsqs2l other
straw. SIS small baled hay SOC lover than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Too Many Sold-Out Bulls
Act as a Damper on
Optimism.
TRADERS LOOKING TO
RATE CASE DECISION
G. pauI Makes an Exceptionally
Good Showing-Reading's
Small Surplus.

Sentiment in Wall Street Is aea'" "e''
inc al the carmarks of Indifference Inere
"a, feeling in the street yesterday
..,,c, found general expression 'ns'
..ocss were merely manoeuvrins AROUND
lime which represented the level be-
-. tina Mexican situation grew serious
-, TO obnge the dispatch Of war YES
.e,s and troops to the South. Now that
,hs tension over the possibility Of ""i
hos been relaxed there Is nothing 10
,,.orrv about except the chance OF an "n-
800 decision IN the freight rate case
-, ors ZOO many sold-out bulls IN the
enonc,aI district for optimism to flourish,
rba extraordinary promise OF the wheat
ron as interpreted by James A. ia'' '',
,.s as read yesterday with interest out II
(on,d no enthusiastic reflection IN inc
s,ocr market It IS the rate decision INA.
9. ,ba thing. and until traders can ee'
v,ho, thew consider definite line on that
tbev are not inclined to predict much OF
the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

Gross earnings Of the Massachusetts
Electric Companies for the quarter end
ed March 81 were $2.O29.O27. an increase
OF St05l over 1913. while net earnings
were S5S9.6S3. a gain Of s23479 Sur
plus after charges was s105.449. a loss
of SOTO. For the nine months ended
March 81 srOss earnings increased $685.
1871. 20 s7196.463. while net decreased
slo0.93o to S2.3775Sl Surplus after
charges was $S95.145. a loss Of s1S2,4o1.
Continental Utilities.
The Continental Utilities Company re-
ports gross income for the calendar year
OF 1913 of s57S26 and net income OF
s22,450, with surplus after interest
Of $lS,4jo. The company has recently
issued $685. 900 first mortgage per cent
twentyyear bonds, dated January ?,
1913 being part of the authorized CAPT
talization Of 100000 first mortgage 8
per cent bonds. In addition the company
has an authorized capitalization % $500
0c0 cumulative per cent preferred
stock and $4,000 600 common stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
CENTRAL'S MERGER
WITH LAKE SHORE
Minority of Latter to Get Five
Shares in New Company for
Each One Owned.

New York Central directors yesterday
adopted the plan proposed for the con-
soidation of that company with the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern and various
other subsidiary companies. The new
agreement provides that the minority
holders Of Lake Shore stock Will get five
shares I'm the consolidated corporation. to
be called the New York Central Railroad
Company. Its Capitalization is TO be $780,
10000. Of which s2i9, $1,000 is to be issued
The remaining SO 4095 500 will be reserved
for issue from time to time. when author
tied by the directors. with the approval
Of tho Public Service Commission
New York Central stockholders will re-
ceive par for par in stock OF the consoli-
dated company. and the Lake Shore stock
owned by the Central and its holdings in
other subsidiaries are to be cancelled. on
the terms indicated IL will require s353i,-
500 Of the consolidated company's stock In
the hve-to-one exchange for the t7S~
minority stock Of the Lake Shore.
The subsidiary companies included in
the consolidation are tho Geneva. Corning
& Southern. Terminal Railway or Bur
falo. the Dunklrk. Allegheny Valley q
Fitchburg. the Chicago. Indiana e. South
ern. the Detroit & Chicago. the Detroit
Monroe & Toledo. the Kalamazoo 4 White
Pigeon and two other subsidiaries OF the
Lake Shore.
with official announcement OF the Cen
trails offer TO the Lake Shore minority
the latter's opposition 10 the consolidation
nj &c - definite
form. An appraisal recently made by
bankers who hold this stock placed its
value at 1927 a share, the market price
FOR few shares last year being 800. me
Central has been unwilling TO pay any
thing Ike this amount for the minority
stock
That the Lake Shore minority stock
holders will refuse to accept the offer OF
the New York Central and hold out for a
cash payment Is considered possible but
there is absence OF official information on
this subject. Henry Evans. president or
the Continental Fire Insurance Company,
enc OF the largest holders OF the stock.
recently sailed for Europe. 1t has been
predicted that the minority will take their
case TO the courts.
Meetings of the stockholders OF the Cen
tral, the Lake Shore and the other COM
panies involved have been called for July
20. at which the consolidation agreement
will be submitted. When the agreement
has been ratified by the shareholders and
approved by the Public Service Commits
sion II will have become effective, unless
held up by litigation by the Lake Shore
minority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
NO ROCK ISLAND INTEREST
McKenna's Estimate Of Needs
NAV Exceed Schumacher's.

Definite announcement yesterday that
no funds are available to pay the Interest
due May l on the Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific Railroad collateral per cent
bonds led to rumors in the financial dis
trict that the estimate OF the Rock ISL
and's needs made by L. W. Mchenna'
who has Just presented his report 20 the
bondhoders protective committee. VIII 10
in excess Of $4,000. tine estimate OF 1.
NJ. Schumacher. chairman OF the eXecu-
tive committee.
II has been thought in some quarters
that had Mr.. McKenna's estimate been
under that OF Mr.. schumacher the COM
mittee might have found II advisable 10
advance the May interest pending the
completion Of a reorganization plan. On
behalf OF the committee 1t was stated
Yesterday. however, that no such action
would he taken, so that the interest VIII
be passed.
Nv the terms OF tho collateral trust
agreement default on the bonds IS not
complete for A period OF ninety days from
the passing OF the interest, and IN the
intervening period application for re-
CeiNer cannot Dc SHtci tni"'N- ''' -
fault on the interest. deposit OF the
bonds with the protective committee Will
probably be FASTENED. and when %
per cent OF the bonds have been deposited
with the committee the latter may direct
the method OF reorganization.
The collateral As are at present quoted
"and interest" which now amounts 10
pcr cent for the last six months. To-
morrow the bonds will be quoted nat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York, April 20. 1914.
BEEyES.

Receipts ISIS head: IS cars on sale,
OF which Is cars were steers With %. 900
cattle reported IN Chicago yesterday. buy
.rs laid back and trade IN steers was as
a standstil FOR several hours; az general
decline OF l5c the yards had not been cleared
q. a late hour. Bulls were steady 10 nrm;
cows steady. with little easier feeling for
81 4OQ 81 05 per 100 n; car 81 extra Penn
stable fed. 81 40: oxen. s6nS1 IS: bulls s5 30
q 81 10 cows. s. 30 SO SO; l extra. s. Is.
Dressed beer quiet at unchanged prices.
Sales-S. Sanders: ." Ohio steers. 11t1 ~
average. IS 10 per 100 N. 81. lisT n. IS o5;
II 1870 NJ. SIS: % Penn. 1889 ~. 81 SIS; I
bulls 1900 N. 81 10. !. 1851 ~ 81 25; I, 1907
~. 81. l. 900 N. SCI so: !. 1920 10. SO IS; II
cows iIie n. So so; ~. o6s N. SO 90; S. 1887
g. So -, 81 . 9G5 N. s. 50. l. $50 10. 50 *
:. 40 N. 81 Go. . 605 H. 81 so
T. Shamherc q son 6 Penn steers. 1928 N
50 o5. -. ilai N. IS 40. IL. li6i N. S. ISL
!. 1890 10 81 70: 10 Va. 1918 N. So I. OH
II. 81 so
Kcrns Commission Co: 1e Ohio steers. lIa9
10. 50 81; Penn. $50 II. 81 40; bull. 1900
n. 81. 3 1910 n. 81 rs; T. 1890 N, SO so; Z
COWS 1908 n SCI CO. q. 1908 ~. s. 90: q, $50
N. IS rs /. eGo n 81 rs; 2. 600 No. 81 so.
Mcpherson 4 co: 10 Penn steers. en-
,S52 N. 50 40; 10. 1880 N. ss4S; 81 or
,22T N. rs: IS l2!s n. $500; oxen, ,.S,
81 rs . $50 IL. 81 10: II. 1877 n. 81: I.
li2o N. Sc s.: /. 1900 N. 81 So . cas- 10. 50;
=. "a N. 81 80; COW 1890 N. 81 rs; II.
1885 n. So rs g. ie3S N. 50 30; 2 1000 N.
sa so. I. 1000 n 81 a.. 9. 1887 n, 50 so; y.
1908 N. SCI Is; 10. 1927 n. 50 20: IL 1904 N.
50; 2. llis 10. s. 10. q $50 n, s. So g. 100
y a. 90 iooa ~ sNi : 90 ~ S 70 "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Frisco Interest Payment.

7peyer 4 GO. formally announced yes
,''n"y mat they had arranged with tho
,,""ns,s Trust Company % advance %
'ne npioers o. certificates OF deposit for
TIE H. Louis r. Gan Francisco railroad
ssns,ai 'ifa : per cent bonds an amount
49, 70 'Hs Interest duo May !. Tho
may 30 obtained from May / %
ny /" ana tho bon1holders, who have
~ ,'' deposited their bonds may DO no
a., - May 20 u Is Understood that
"a, ',..'.y' or 10 per cent. of tho Ameri.
-. D'.9' hsys already been deposited
mem "N"""''ptfs agree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30

Hay AND STRAW.

Receipts increasing. but demand Sair an
prices unchanged. Large baled hay, ton, TIM
othy. No l. S22d$22 80, No 3 to standard siet
mixed SI5aS19: No !. clover, SlsQSl9; r.
straw. SIS small baed hay SOC lower thSi
largel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. April -. 1914.
GRAIN.

WHEAT-RepOrts Of brilliant crop prospects
arc wearing away the prejudice against favor
Ing tho ceiling side. and after moderate rly
advance prices weakened under heavy pressure,
and closed with net losses of 81 80 At the
decline. however, values were only about i2c
down from the recent high point. and We're "a
about the level OF little over n week ago
In the local cash market No > hard winter
wheat was quotCd al 81 OF :. I T. New York:
No red. 81 % 3. elevator. domestic. No I
Northern Duluth. 81 Oii2 and No ! Northern
Manitoba. 81 Ola. b ahoat. CORN-Wa As
firm and higher early. prices advancing IA &C.
Argentine offers were firm. but on the early
edlance longs sold freely and prices lost most
Of the gain. May closed ar a discount OF i1c
rnde- July. CASH No 3 yellow corn was quoted
at 1850 c ( {. to arrive. OATS-The market
was Influenced by favorable reports on the
crop prospects ard predictions OF large tenders
On May contracts After q steady opening
values declined sharply and closed az not
losses Of &c. cash market was quiet: standard
white. -4i44i-c: No .. 44i3d45c. No 2. 43i-d
44c No 4. 43Qi3i2c. ordinary clipped 43a
45iac. fancy clipped 45Q46i.c. all elevator
RYE-Steady No = Western. 6si4c. c T. New
York. export BARLEY EASY: mailing 500
co. C. { T. Buffalo. opening navigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

London was buyer in this market veg
terday TO the extent Of about 1900 shares
on balance.
Withdrawal OF 10000 in gold was made
from the sub-Treasury for shipment to
Canada.
Judge Charles p. Orr, o. the United
States District Court, has confirmed the
sale Of the American Water Works and
Guarantee Company property 10 repre-
sentatives Of the reorganization commit
tee for 81 10000
The Lggctt & Myers Tobacco Company
has increased its authorized capital stock
from $50, $50 200 TO .i4256,3oo by issuing
$3.50. 100 preferred stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
IS; q. 81 20; II. 81 10; I. A5 81; X. $40; H.
S 49, y, Sc -. " G., Sc co. and w W, " 10
SUGAR.

Rehrod prices remained unchanged AZ 70 20
for fine granuated. Raw was hrm as o. s 81
Cuhas for prompt shipment. holders were s ssn
Ing l-32c more. Interest seemed more ~ - ~
shipment and sales were reported OF p'v,y
bags OF Cubas for second half May shipinen'
TO tho Federal al 21-32c. cost and trelsn.,
equal 10 304c for centrifugal. spot prices "elo
unchanged at 3Olc for centrifugal ssc LOT mo-
lasses and &c for Cubas. cost ana frelgh'. -,
London beet sugar was reported with sellers
al 9s 4izd for April and May and 80 ''s1 70
August with the curb at IS 4i<d Tor April, -
al for Nav and 9s 7d FOR August. Lohu 1s
cabled the receipts in the United Kingdom ~,
tho week a. q 900 tons. against 5000 tons iss
week Willett q Gray report the HoNeI"sHs
- sugar a, United states Atlantic ports for
the week AS follows Receipts. 1873 ton-i
agains; 81 1873 last week. 7i,sis last year en-
s.. 75S in 1912: MEETINGS. $1,000, against fS'Vv. W
oOO and - 600 and total stock 2sSlS5' aRd'nst
sSS s3i 2sG 81 and 2l0.i5 tons. respectively
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Improvement on the Call Gives
WAY to Weakness Later.

Prices on the Consolidated Exchange
declined Yesterday. Missouri Pacific in
the afternoon touched a new low OF 15ss
Reading got as low as 1905. Steel sold
down 10 572s.
Opening prices at $50 In most cases
were improved above Tuesdays close
CopUers high was 72i4. and its low IA
Can. got down TO 249s. Lehigh valley s
high was l37 and Union Pacihcs high
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
PROVISIONS.

The marke. was again under pressur. Of
liquidation. and prices were lower. PORK
Barely steady. Mess So 25ase3 family. s23G
So shor, clear. $40 75Qs2i 90 BEEF-steady'
Mess. si7G;ls. family. flsa;2o. packet slSq
$40 extra India mess. f2ids2S DRESSED
HOGS-Stead l2Gi2i7c. pigs. l3c. CUT
MEATs-Dui. l2aaliAc; picked hams. lic.
TAI.LOW. special csc; city. Csc country. So
GAc. LARD-Weak. Middle West, l0di0 Zoe .
city. CSC: refined. South America. II. tOc. con-
tinent i0.55c; Brazil kegs, II SOC: compound.
S.Gsiac. STEARlNE-oleo. sisds'.c. city lard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Flour was inactive. With buyers inclined %
hold of. but mills not inclined 10 make con
cessions. especially on spring wheat. Spring
patents. 81 50aNS0. winter straights. 81 $50
81 50. winter patents. 81 5Ods4 So spring clears
81 l5dS4 30. extra No / winter. s. sass So: No
. So iJ4s3 90; Kansas straights 8 25dSf So;
fancy spIing patents. s. 40qsG. RYE FLOUR
quiet Fair 20 good, 50 5oaS 49, choice 70
50 G5 BAGMEAI,-Fine white and yellow 81 20
Qsl 20. coarse 81 35qSl 90 FEED--Western
standard middling SIS 80; -four DO so co: red
dog $50 80. all rail. City steady. bulk. So 40;
cacks. 500; middlng. s2S j0dS30 80; red dog
s2i: oilmeai s3ldS3i 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
COFFEE.

Inactive, sales amounting 20 H. 800 bags,
and price changes narrow. opening NJ a de-
cline OF 10 6 points. and closing At / point
not lower 10 ] point higher. Brazilian markets
ere steady, Rio and Santos spots being un-
changed and Santos futures . reis lower 10 -
higher. Havrc market showed decline OF
,, franc. while Hamburg was unchanged to J..
pfennig lower. Cost and freight prices we're
Irregular. Santos Is and IS being quoted at
l2.l5c. 3 ~ 1901 l. BE. A. AT u25QiLJOc. IS
and IS at llqll.l0c. IS AZ 10 90dllc. and Rio IS
az s.25dS. f5c. Spot market duh and un-
changed, with Rio - AZ sac. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yes
terday ut auction at the Exchange sales
room by. Adrian II. Muller &; Son:
by order OF executors.
10 shares vestchesier Trust Company ..l35
For account Of the Superintendent OF Banks In
charge OF tho Carnegie Trust Company
8 shares American Clay Products Company; per
,h,re ..................... .........Si2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30

Open. High Low
NAVAL STORES.

The local urpentine market showed no TN
pr0vemcnt. although tho undcrtone was steady
with some Improvement looked for when the
painting season beings In rpsn prices showed
no change. Tar was steady. SPIRITS rt'R-
PENTiNE-Machinc. bbls. 4Gc. TAR~Retort.
g. ~ Kiln. e. HOalN -Connr'on - sool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
COTTONSEED OIL.

Was less active and prices moved within a
narrow range. There were further May no
tees circulated, hut the position was steadily
held. The wide differences between Nav and
tuy resulted IN taking up Notices and selling
July by several commission houses Local COM
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
BY order Of Administrative

10 shares Eclectic Hospital Realty COMPANY;
lot ..+........s........ .'s-+s..s. ssto
Por account OF whom Il may concern.
IS shares Cedar Grove Cemetery Association I;
per snare .s.....ss.. 80. ..s-'
80 shares Passaio Print Works Psssaic. N.J..p
s.. 900 Richmond. Washington Chesapeake
Railway Company first mortgage per cent
gold bonds. due AIriI. 1852: coupons April
and October: April 1919. coupons attached 20
g.. 900 New Orleans. Mobile Il Chicago Railroad
Company FIRST refunding mortgage per cent
bondg. duo January 1880. July, 1918 coupons
81 900 Boone County coal Corporation FIRST
mortgage sinking fund g per cent bond due
June. lDli: coupons Juno and December D.. y
$40 600 Tennessee Railway Company first mort
gnge 30 year per cent bonds. due 1881;
coupons March and September. September
1918 coupons 0ttnched Observation-Disclosures. 10
shares National Park Bank ...............3Gt
. shares National Bank OF Commerce. I'LL
r shares Mortgage Bond Company. ......... ~
$3.50 Bond and mortgage Of John ". Pride D
per cent intcrest on property Mt Red Bank,
y. j. and ~. 900 bond and mortgage OF Eva
Horercroft per cent interest on premises
02i4 18th ave. Brooklyn: lot............ sl75
81 $50 Bond ana mortgage u Richard ".
Jsfnison 10 Construction and Securities Com
psny per cent interest on premises stephen
son Park, New Rochelle. n. Y. balance un-
paid $780, participation interest Of s7So In
bond and mortgage Ilooert A. Fox and Anna
". Fox for $3.50 and Interest property In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
BON DIS.

$500 Can Coz G S.. s. IS ~ b5
1000 ~ City 4.s...loi', 1917, 1917. 1915
when issusd. tsell. cents per share. toad
tote