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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24
CHICAGO PRICES.
GRAIN IN OTHER CITIES.

Duluth. MIN. June 22- 81 EAT hard.
srP :. g Jqly {; ii September ;LS.5'
N24GSl2S. No 2 Northern. 81 2lgsL25: July.
81 O3S September, tlOlA. CORN-No 3 yellow.
i4% s75c;- July; 7ic; September. '3la. BARLEY
T5 5isi 'y June - s-wHEAT-Cash nls; July.
s. clt September. ,I94: DGeer3b:r 'l,oc&:
December. '8..7l. March. 's..IH ALslKE-
Prime cash and August. $40. TIM0THi-Prime
cash. t3.25: September, $50; October, $40
Minneapolis. June 23.-WHEAT-No ! hard.
l32%. No l Northern. !l..lA. sl324; No 2
Northern. !l.lsa al 2at5 July. Nlst Sep
OATS-No white. asa. isNc. FLoUR-Fsncy
patent1 $3.50 nrst clears $50: second clears. 81.
Bran unchanged
tli3: old. SIS; No hard. nominal: July.
selsc. September sshc CORN--No 2. 7ic, No
white. 1Giac; July. IIkc. September IAN "a
72Sr OATs--No 2. isise No white. ish8
4Sa,c: July. IAc. September 35.c.
Philadelphia. June 3.-WHEAr-Hisher; No
rel carlots. export, .l2lsSl2s; No ! Northern
duluth Iisigsl.5I. C6RN-steAdy. OATS
FIRM
Kan,., City. Jun. sa...,wHEATI,SO 2 bard.
No mixed. 7-hS733e: No : white, 75c: Ma,
yellow. i5c OATs-No white. ash sac. No
, miIed. i3Siic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24
DOLLAR WORTH
Sl.05 IN PARIS
Huge French Import Trade from
u. s. Gives American Coin
Exchange Advantage.
[By Cabl. to The TnSun.l

Paris. June 20. - The rate Of eT-
change with New York is decidedly 70
the advantage Of the dollar, as COM
pared with the franc. As the result
of the big French import trade from
America, which has grown on large
scale for many months, the dollar has
risen on exchange here TO francs
IS l-3 confines tSl.05).
The Tribune correspondent knows
numerous instances of American capt.
talists in France buying French ma
tional defence per cent Treasury
bonds and short term bills, taking ad-
vantage Of the good investment and ex-
change rate. They thus help the
French state fighting for national ex-
istence, and engineer a good money
transaction for themselves.
The perturbation caused in French
foreign trade by the war and money
settlement on important purchases
abroad by French revictualling COM
missions have brought about financial
and exchange difficulties which are be-
ing studied by the government. FL
nance Minister Ribot has asked the
big credit banks TO consider steps TO
improve the rate e Frances exchange,
especially in respect of London and
New York With regard to America It
appears that the minister has not yet
appealed to the French banks for as
sistance. These, indeed could only
offer him their advice because it is not
a question Of handling private opera
tons. but Of settling contracts between
the representatives of the French gov
eminent and American suppliers.
However, the Treasury has requested
the banks to buy on its account certain
American railway securities, quoted on
the Paris stock market, which points
to the probability that the Treasury
has negotiated with American banks to
open q credit account, guaranteed by
the holding of these shares or bonds.
Hence, the recent rise in 3 and 3& per
cent Pennsylvania and Milwaukee As.
Nevertheless Minister Ribot has
great obstacles to adjust in exchange
with the United States. Consequent
on the present legislation, recent fnan-
cial reform forbids American Federal
banks to discount any paper except
commercial. Thus financial paper is
not included in their operations. 1t
is thought the difficulty might be avoid
ed by asking suppliers Of the French
government in America to have credits
for repayment opened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24

l7-2i East ?2d st. 10 David Mack COMPANY add.
tioual space al 4S2 Fourth 10 sAlembitt n
LAWN and space at l29-l3l West I'D u. 70 ths
Karet Manufacturing Company
pe.r y Sherry leased Tor horn A Co the build
ing "a Eighth sH south oi IAN st., 10 Rubin
brothers FOR a term of years. !.
A l. Moniort leased the store and lon Sz-
Michael BaLssmo q Co. automobile BODY BUILDERS
and painters -, 49, 81
Pesse a Gilman leased 20 the Kaufman shos
Coronation Tor term OF years the store aud base
ment AZ 282 Bowery: at t33 Seventh Az. se lnss
store and basement for a term OF nitesn yeafssto
Carew & Brennan.
Ames a Cooper have leased lots az 60 West STAT
st. 10 Whitman Candy Company and hosenfsld n
No,,is. also tss buiIdins sos West llp 81, 70
NJ Gilbert. and a loft West 2sth st. 10 Gecsss
a. Sa,mOur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24
KOBRE TO PAY ALL

Judge H. n. Hand yesterday con-
frmed the composition Of Max Kobre,
private banker, at Al Canal Street and
81 Grand Street. at 100 cents on the
dollar, after the two creditors who had
opposed the composition withdrew their
opposition.
Twenty per cent cash has already
been paid, and the balance is to be paid
by liGuidating a corporation known as
the Kobre Assets Corporation. It is
expected the assets will be liquidated
in about four years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24
BUSINESS CARDS.
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF EXECUTION. Salvatore cutrons
against C. H. Lang Inc. Christian II. Lang.
Edward W. Browning and Lester ID. Mayns. seli
to-day at Q. m. at 2oS-5 West 4oth street. Man
haitian. all right title and interest in and TO all
OF Lester d. Mayne's holdings IN all that certain
lot plecs or parcel OF land situate lying and
being In the Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New
York. bounded and described follows Beginning
at point on the southeriy side OF iOth street. dis
lance $50 feet westerly from the corner formed By
the Intersection Of the southerly side of t0th Street
with the westerly side Of 9Th Ave. thence running
southery and parallel with 9Th Ave. ss feet
inches. thence westerly parallel with 10th Street. IS
feet thence norherly parallel with 40th St, es
feet inches. thence essteriy along the said 10th
st., rs feet 10 the point or place Of beginning
NJ y. MULytHILL.
Mavhkl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24
SENTENCE BRINGS FAINT
Brooklyn Bank Employe Flirt-
ed His Way to the Island.

Walter +. NJ. Willis, said to be a
paying teller in a Brooklyn bank,
pleaded guilty yesterday in Special SEES
sions TO the complaint Of Miss Mar
garet Mcclure of flirting. When Jus
tlce Russell sentenced him to thirty
days in the penitentiary he tainted and
was carried from the courtroom.
Willis is married and lives at 116
CHATTER Street, Brooklyn. His wife
said he was temporarily insane from
owe rwork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24
Essacon Guilty Of Mail Fraud.

David Essacson, head Of the Kalos
Company, OF 43 West Twenty-seyenth
Street, % West Thirty-ffth Street and
Of Boston, was convicted yesterday in
the Federal Court Of using the mails
TO defraud. He advertised profitable
art work 20 be done at home, and then
asked the victims 70 pay for the out
Ats and for lessons. Two girl EN-
ployes arrested with Essacson were &C
quilted.
Since Essacson is sixty years old, the
Jury recommended that the court show
mercy. Essacson was admitted TO
5000, and will be examined by phys
ician designated by the court before
ssutelcs Is imposed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24

DEVELOPMENTS in the coffee market indicated very
,trDugIy that those vino were short " july AID not
Ii.p0,cd no. deliver had succeeded So covering ther
outstanding contracts. Az aay rate, there Was a
prs.oI.ur,i change lu The action ~ the July posi-
;iou. which recently las bee. nTm AID the priI-
cipal sustaining factor 81 The market Selllng Or
d|rs apUesrcd early boz the day 81 July which sug-
ee,fed Humiliation Of outstanding long accounts by
nose wl0 had been expecting further advance DO
JuIy premiums and during the d8y the market was
ea,g c!osllg with mel losses O. 5ga points. lOlai
saIcs we've 80 600 bags RIO exchange on London
showed further loss o. I'D. shl the Acllln OF 40
sYSGsIge An view o' the condition Of sterling eI-
change was believed to reflect ul'avorable financial
conditions in BrazI. which sooner or later are
like1y 10 have a direct bearing the coffee stua-
lion Cost and freight oners from santos were not
materially changed Is being here al Ss0d9c. WINE
no Offers were 2 points lower. on Tie basis o. -
Tor Is An Official estimate received from BRAIN
placed the next Santos crop a. ll.a.o.v4V segs.
riirh c6mparel with The generally accepted private
c,i,rs,e. ~ about II 900 900 The loas. SPOT mar
Ect was ven quite. and prices were unchanged al
~ No Il Nnnga Of prl.es-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. Juns 20. 1915.
GRAIN.

WHEAT-Ths wheat market showed It's sensi-
tiycuess 10 the export situation hnl gave strong
indication Of what might be expected IN case 81
the development ~ active foreign demand. Il
came TO light early 60 the day that sales on Tues
day for export had amounted 10 about 900 600
bushels Of old and new wheat ami throughout HE
morning there were further signs " a little nblllHg
on the part Of foreign buyers. This had stInu-
lat!ng innence On values which, after ie"
and al the close Of the day were Sc 10 2hc
net higher There was a rather persistent rumo-
of quite a large amount Of wheat having been sod
10 Norway. but az far could De ascCrtalncd
day consisted ~ cargo u about 10000 90
Sweden ami about 100000 bushels a. ou.pors.
good deal Of the buying was apparently OF Mani
toha wheat, at least the Winnipeg market was very
strCUE with gains Of cents hushei. The
general export demand vas not large, however,
and there IS a growing impression that Europe
fishing larger credit here. This made the re-
ports Of q French loan seem more significant %
future business. and may have had some Influence
on values. In the local cash market No red
hard al 81 49ia. { T. New York export billed :.
No Northern Duluth 81 .2Siz and No ! North
cTn Manitoba. SI-,, l. bunao. IoHN-" as
Lrmer IN sympathy with wheat and owing 10
unfavoratle reports on The condition q the new
crop. which has apparently been very much re-
iarled by the prolonged wet weather. Commis s!on
day values were -" 20 2ssC net higher. nOtTith-
standing liberal offers ~ Argentine corn. which
wa, quoted In the local market al 72isc. ! New
York. Or Considerably below parity WIN lie
West. In the local cash market No yellow corn
was quoted at S552c. prompt shipment OATS
Was moderately active and prices were fruor In
sympathy with whea, aud com and oa scattered
complaint, T'sarl'ng the crop outlook. HE local
cash market was firm. standard quoted a. "it4c.
No wh''c, j'n. No white. sc. No white
55'sc: fancy clipped white, ''d jt'zgt ordinary
steady; 40 , Western SI24 r. i Z export. BAR
LEY-Market quiet: mailing. 5-1'dc Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24

nos,9. p ~ uo!';,57, 1872 So ealI'
i'@ s.,s, g. T.ys5 ~ ~ S.a. lol ID. nl:
81 is5. SlOc2H: 90 culs. 800 81 ~
Mcpherson a 60 YEAS. no lbs. 80; skim
mlIis. %! GG2'.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts tgi2 head: 10 cars on sale. Prime
lambs advanced % 10 35c on very light receipts
Common To- prime 'heeP tewesl .old at So jo8
ISIOs0, dressed mutton steady at sal3c per b.
sales-Kern, Commission CO: 81 .ys lambs. 81
lo5' s. 80: a. o. 81 " w. '''' ''"
.To6la s stsaa2q 2lo Ky lambs; q u. 1850;
s. 30. Is. io3, ;j25; I gs. 81 50. ~ - w.
e N' ,2a.S i S2. f5' Tenn lambs 81 d. 1875;
$ Sanders state sheep. IA ID. Sc: g. 100. S.
HOGS.
Receipts $500 head; ~ cars on sale Market
m,dgheT, Tenn and state hogs sold at tsl0aSS IS
saes,USe"t2n Co: Penn hogs. 40 ID u-
erage S2j 100 III. Is. 200, $sl5
ID, Io5in 4 shannon % state hogs. ls5 ID IS 20:
r. ~ ID. |'.l5. roughs 293 ID. Sc 3. 49,
E. k lScrH' Commission Co: 10 Penn hogs. 1873 b.
$ Sanders. - state hogs. $50 ID. 1925; 10
Penn. go ID. $50. l roush 24O ID. 81. 2 $40
Oh. Pittsburgh. June 23.--CATTLE-steniy: supply
ilgli choice. {9ljas02J: prime. s. $3.50
SSHiE.Er,--S.eady; supply light; prime nethers.
sGa$io: veal calves s95OaSlO. HOJGSS.Arpiiye:
rs.g,,g,s 20 double decls; prime heayss 81 90;
and ple,. S'90pis rousls. ssa$GGoG. ''' '''A'''
T Ti3s , Sa.. I 5s,i ii -
SIS; Dig'. $GaT.iO CATTLE-ReGepts' is 900 ;
strong, native beef steerl. {Gs5@$g 70: Western
s,eris q lCgsS.5j: cows and heiiers. $325aS9 20;
81. Louis Juns 23-HOGs-Receipt, $500:
lower pigs and lights. S6joaS7.S2j1; mixed and
CArTLE--Recepts 800: steady: native beef
..;eers, ,sI50l30Ao: ygarIinE steer, aud helters.
tt"S'25: Texas and Indian steers s. 25dsS IS;
COWS and heifcrs. $40 s. 50. native calves s6a$lO
smE;Ep-l.erei..tss 800; steady clipped native
spring lambs. s. jOa SO '''''S ''''''
Ksn'a, CITY June 23.--HoGs- Receipts. 5000:
packers and butchers. ,5oaT13: ss' 1868 SS
SEQ: PITS SaSI2j. CATTLE-Rsceipts. $500;
steady. prime f,I steers. EolO@SsjO; dressed beet
COWS. H50at555: heifcrg. .7.25ds92j %: .tockers
az feeders. S. 25e SS.2j; calves. s6atl05o
yearlinss $3.50; wethers. $3.50: ewes. $3.50
al DTSoG - % i I1ai active:
.-.goasS.IO. mixed sSiOa;s %; yoTkers. sSigss
stags. SASS. SHEEP and LASBs-Receip;s
200 head: active and unchanged
Cincinnati. June 23.-HOGS-Receipts 1900 /:
lower: packers and butchers. S7OGk7S5; common
70 choice. s5.50dS6g0: pigs and lights $500
STs5; stays, S4j0a{j.5O. CATTLE-Receipts
500. steady: hcifers. t5.j0dtS7J: calves strong
fj.25@tlO. SHEEP-Recelr,s $500: strong. $50
$3.50. lambs higher. tG2j@$lOl5
[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune j
Louisville. Ky. June 23-SIEEP and LAMBS
Receipts D. 4JJ head. for three days. 1898. Active
demand for choice sprinsers. Market steady.
choice springCrs. CSC. with some light Tennessee
lambs bringing 9l7c; seconds, 72g7%tc: culls. so
7c. fat sheep. 4A,G5c,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24
Impetus from City Bond Sale.

On next Tuesday the city will offer
y the highest bidders S7l,000,OOO Of
"a per cent corporate stock. On the
ssseome Of that sale hang the hopes OF
siny bond dealers. II IL is conspicu-
.ssy successful, there may be gwen
y last the impetus TO investment that
~ 80 long been sought. Coming at
- time when disbursements by the
operations for dividends and interest
al be at their maximum for the year,
scte is no chance Of its finding in
sss,ots unprepared with funds. All
"a. will be needed is the inclination
invest. II is true that the city has
ser Borrowing to such an extent in
s years that bankers complain II is
rpaeoing the bond selling business.
w nat is the sort Of talk that is al
sss Prevalent in the financial district
seen there are bids 20 be made. After
.noiments there is different story
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24
THE METAL MARKET.

The local street market FOR copper was dull with
electrulytic quoted AZ 20i. @2o}1c In London cop
per closed Es2 for standard spot Es3 for futures
And Eg5 for eectrOlytic spot. Tin on the New York
Metal Exchange quiet. With spot IN nvs-ton lots
quoted Al tlc bid. In London tin closed at fi5S
Tor standard spot fl65 80 for futures. VITA sales
Of $50 tons futures Lead s,eadier New York spot.
525a5 soc. and East 81 Louis. j20s zoe. Lon
don lead f23 is I'd. spelter nominal. London
speltef spot. 49, l0s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24
Commercial Leases.

william A. White sons have 'rn'.d the ser
end ION al $50 Duane q 70 MeCauley 4
Schwartz the nrst of At 10 Blocker u. 10 Bach
keWttE silIermAn a Co. the second loft AZ 40
81 IS West ith st.. southwest corner n Greene
St 70 Captain a Goldman. . portion Of the cor
uer store and the entire basement Of I9s Se,
enth sy 70 Cobb BfCg.. plumbers and steamasrrs.
81 a l. Hess leased the nst loft Al g2.2t West
2Tth - % the 5 q ; Garment Manufacturing
Company. third loft a. 22.2t West 2Tth st 20 the
FGirseE Costume Company. sixth loft at 22.2i West
9Th st 10 Morris Neissman and tAdolph Run
and suit Company eleventh loft at i21 fifih ~.
" the Tea Dollar Garment Company; eleventh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24
jury Still Awaits Pell Case.

Contrary TO expectations, the suit Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Warden Pell. who IL
suing the Long Island Railroad for
s250,000 damages for the death Of her
husband, did not reach the jury last
night. When court adjourned ysster-
day, Martin w. Li;tleton. representing
the railroad, had not finished his aa-
dresa 70 tia iury-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24

eign exchange men as due to the fact
that the proceeds would be spent here
as fast as they were accumulated. leav-
ing the situation with regard TO old
debts unchanged. France is now max
ing heavy purchases Of coal and grain
in the United States, besides buying
ammunition and other war supplies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24
NEW YORK PRICES.
TERROR RECEIPTS.
SEkBoARD


Flour vas inactive. Nth prices steady IN sym
pathy with wheat Spring patents. S5.3jgSs IS:
spriug clears. Sb0$G 10. winter patents. s. 600
$3.50. winter stgaights. $jJOGS5.'U. extra No !
winters. flgTa s5.aj. extra so winters, S5.l08
$50; Kansas straighfs. $3.50 $3.50. fancy spring
patents. jJlbiug lots. $-.-5I$'.yj RYE fLol n
STEADY fair 70 good &Gg$f %. choice 10 fancy.
S. g0gSt.2O CORNMEAIl-Steady. kiln dried,
s. go BAG MEAL-Sta1dy. fue white aud yell
low $40, coarse. Sl.55a$l Co. FEEI-Wcstern
diugs DO. t27I0. flour mIddilug, do. 81 so. red
dog flour li0-Ib sacks. So. city firm. bran. bulk.
Sg"ls: lOO-Ib sacks. S2i15. hea'y miIlMgs do.
$5-.2S: flour miId!ings DO t3f 30; red dog flour.
liO-IB SACKS. So. oi.ueal. $g25Ja$55.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24
House for Vincent Aston.

Vincent Aston has leased for the coming ssascn
the Coolidge house at l22 East 18th 81. between
plot 36xlO22 feet. and 1, taken BY Mr.. Asos
fuliy furnished. Ths Dousln Robinson ch,hs.
= Brown Company negotiated The lease Last
year Mr. As,or occupied the Amos Pinehot hoss
AZ PARK Az and s5th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24
Westchester Rentals.

ANGEL a Co. have leased AZ White Plains, on
New York av IN Prospect I'M, the house OF De
witt G. Hayes for a term, al Scarsdale on csn.
tral az the Louis n Ehfbsr properly, and az
Harsdals the otto GrAssl house Tor the seandsls
Estates 10 A. r Dewbam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24

doz 2ii3 d23Rc: extra frs,s Oh. d2l&c; frsts,
1913. az0fzc. state Penn and nearby. hennery
whites fine % fancy. 23d 26c. ordinary 70 good.
.I4a2gI.c; gathered whites as TO size and quail
ity. 2iu pc. Western gathered whites, 2ld22c.
STATE. Penn and nearby, hennery browns. 2zl2@
20: gathered brown and mixed colors. 100 2ligc;
duck eggs. state and nearby. Indian Runner
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. June 20. 1915.
BUTTER.

Receipts ne52 packages. Creamery, extras l93
srorel gSi. 10 2Slc. higher scoring. 2s+t a Nae
nrsts, 27@@5 Is. stat Daig hns, ESQ k"So ,, q?
ffsts. a56 ~; Imitation creamery. Grsts, FAC
234c: ladies, current make. hrsts; 229 --'2c .
packing stock current make. No !, &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

I0sT-On 5th av.. between 3tth and i0,h So. /,
June II, bar pin. Cs5ochon emerald IN dismnd
cluster. with larger diamond on each end suitable
rcsard. no questions J. Mecal. Is East llth
a. Telephone 1894 stuyyesant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24
DoMEsTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

A-A-CooK sweds. IS months refer
ences: $50 70 ss5. A.. Miss Bofmayers Agency.
10 East t3d st. 80 foos; phone ss7 Murray I'M.
HOUsEWORKER Finnish American; strong wall
ing: city or country: excellent references. Lehus
Agency. n T. i25th St Phone 53l3 Harlem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24
cnIInNSEEO OIL.

New low records were again established IN me
ro,faT secI ma-ke9 under cor tirucd hluida ION q"
long July as vcu commission house se Nc, oi
tcrFr-. an JyIy reIt Monday which Will be- hfsI
notice dsy AID the spot position shows "eahness,
owing @. O genera. lArE Of demand Inc te'y III.
lard a. well as me strength 10 some OF t.o ~ -,
r1u.fnoiIfv markets seemed 20 eucuufa age pu{.H ~,
OBJ, late months aud toward the close OF lns de a.
prIrcs rallied and closed irregular az poIlS VIC
Cline 10 4 points advance. Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24

Receipts. I449s hoIes. including sels boxes i9
twins coIorci specials. ljs dlji7c; white. spe-
ciaI' l5ac: coiored. average fancy l5ci Iwnii'e.
average fancy. l5c cheddar5, specials I2-tc'
daisies Specials l5a.o. Wisconsin. m. fresh
twins and Oats l4.8ljc; daisies, l5t q &c;
state. skins. fresh specials. IN l5c: choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24
Manhattan Alterations.

soTH ST. 2 y. to s,y dvlE; Y W woolworsh.
500 5th Az. o~nef: c II Gilbert. sreAitset:
Sl2 900.
20 Az. 92T. 10 sty dslg: MeKsnnA Ia
i2d st. owner. heKenns. 25s W ssh ~.
1877 AV. n y cor stu st. TO two s;y tennis spd
Kehoe, | Bsssman 4. architect iioOoo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-24
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

The May income account OF the In
terborough Rapid Transit Company
made public yesterday shows a con
traction both in gross and net, but
these losses were the smallest reported
for any month since the beginning of
the current year. There was decline
Of s44,l6 in gross operating income,
which amounted TO S2,904,773, and net
after expenses and taxes, which
amounted TO S1,624.6 showed a de-
crease Of only S3l,775. Surplus earn
ings for the month totalled $IS6,463,
as compared with SSl0,296 in May of
last year. Returns for the eleven
months ended May 81 amounted TO
$50, 743,300 in gross, a loss Of S56,i29
from the corresponding period last
year. while net earnings decreased
S12S,112 to S16,907,s 37 The company
carried 595,4l7,s55 passengers during
the period. or 1883 500 less than were
transported in the preceding year.
Commonwealth Power, Railway and
Light.
Earnings report Of the Common
wealth Power, Railway and Light Com
pany and its constituent companies for
May shows that gross and net revenues
the same month a year ago. Gross in
come for the month. with inter-com-
pany sales eliminated. amounted TO
sl,10S.00S. a small improvement over
1914, and net earnings after operat-
ing expenses were S5s6,396. Fixed
charges. including dividends on the
outstanding preferred stocks Of con-
stituont companies. in addition TO taxes
and interest. totalled S424,l02, an in
crease Of 3.S2 per cent, while net
profits of Sl62,293 showed n decrease
of over per cent. Dividend disburse-
ments on the preferred shares were
$4,000, leaving a balance available for
requirements and dividends on the
common stock of $50, 293, loss Of more
than 10 per cent compared with the
previous year. The twelve months re-
port discloses an increase of nearly ]
per cent in gross income. which
amounted to S14.O17,929, while net
earnings Of S7,291.945 made an i'm
provement Of 6.33 per cent over the
year preceding.
Pacific Gas and Electric.
Operating revenues Of the Pacific
Gas and Electric Company for April
make a favorable comparison with
tnoSe OF ldsJ year. the gam III ErOrS
income. which amounted to sl,5l2, JOB,
being S12S,796, as compared with the
same month a year ago. but a small
increase in operating expenses brought
the total net earnings down to $780,
ga, or s1l7,7s1 greater than in 1914.
for interest and discount
charges showed reduction of S33.405,
and the balance Of S439, 65l was $751;
loo
January l to April 30 the company
earned s6.261,429 in gross, an in
crease of S535.447. while net earnings
increased S444,725 to S3.325,S95. Dur
ing this period there were 10,2S0 new
consumers taken, and in the last
twelve months there was a gain Of
90 coo
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