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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-01-22
SHEEP FOR SALE.

have 200 or more ewes, which have
been bred to fine bucks, for sale.
They are now on my farm at Doran.
Come and look at them. Will sell so
or all. r. w. SHREVE,
1-22-A paSap, Va
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-01-22
More Ne. ile Cases.

The nice little needle cases went IKE
hot cakes. The ladies were all de-
lighted. They said, they are Just
too cute for anything" Another
shipment will be in soon and first
come first served. Look for definite
announcement next week.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-01-22
County Farm Annual Report.

Mr.. John W. McGraw, Superinten-
dent of the County Farm. has sub
mitted his annual report to the Board
OF Supervisors. The length of tho
report forbids it's publication in de-
tnil. The full report can be seen ut
the Court H ise.
The repore shows that 81 paupers,
all white, but one, were maintained ut
the farm within the year. Three pau
pcrs died during the year. The ma
jority Of the county's paupers are
scattered ever the county, in the
home of relatives and friends.
DISTRICT EXPENSES.
Tho expenses of the county by dis
tricts are given as follows:
Jeifersonville, .$65Ts
Clear For. ......... .476!tO
Maiden Spring, ..... .479.S5
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-01-22

Mrs. w. E. Lambert, who has been
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Hum
phrey at Liberty Hill, was here yes
terday, returning to her home at Ber-
wind. 81. 3. .s9 .
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-01-22

About $1,000 worth Of stun I've w;.!ss
grown OH the farm, and $2,G43.77 was
realized from meat, lard, stock, etc,
sold from the farm. After counting
expenses of improvements, new build
ings. fertilizers, etc, the Superinten-
dent figures about $l,200.00 clear
profit the past year.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-01-22

Hazel, the young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hampton, has chad
'em," too.-the measles. She is bet
ter.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-01-22

Mrs. DIR. r. B. Gillespie, who has
been ill at her home on Main Street.
is improving,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
TRADE AND INDUSTRY
MOVE STILL FASTER
Weekly Reviews Tell Of In
~creasing Business-See
Brighter Outlook.

49,,
the weekly trace reVIews y" onn.
creasing business u" P'e"'' ~
gam IN CONFIDENCE, - ~,
6rods,,ee.s ~ys..,nu r,,,,ar ara
Industrial stream ~ Iunn'"s uysa.
In some cases IL out OF i's oanNs, an ~
weaver Is a orawoacN Ire. go
reta', .raoe ."e .oun ~ ,hrash,nv ~
the drying OF corn any .ne ."'e,s
wneat, now muen ,hau,s
TRACE ~ more actIve' y" nn.s s,h.r,o
a stu speedier pace, WIN ~ nn.'.r,,
iaeeine hnes' sucn a sou,a,r,,
AT the SCUM nsNa, .e.S r,aL.
ana snoe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e'' ~
ing peter prosress - asa ,,,roo,.
ns rsno-,s from m. south.
ingly cheeriui reports iro'n VIC nnns
despite a uecine /" e",.o" sn.,ss.
OF whea, az No.,h
better coi'ectiohs d. NV oou sS.n.
west anu Sou.nwes' 80
business LOT Iai' nno..a." .ouwa,
cautious puylns eNpa"s,o" .a...
trainc East "es. y" .ara, cars
evidence pI cons.s,'on -. go n.ar
motive power n 20 ,a...i
New 'orh. s.s ~ w. s,oct
tonnage continueu aoNSi's ~ -
market. despite enormous rea'Sins on
home and foreign accoun.. ee o.runs
OF the largest single oruer ~ ~oo
cloth tfor EXPORT III INC nls'o'y
American m~anuiarture 'ne ra.s.s. ~
NJ wool in many mon'hs AT pos'vn !,
expansion OF oe,,AH" ~ ar. o.odvn.
the ability or miils 10 rea"'.s p'""
and renewed akh VI -.
change. which feeis ue
export merchandise movement sutpasS-
ing all previous experience.
Eve at this date II II eNldeht una,
October will see set up new h1R recoru
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30

Let us consider tangible things
saws HouSman's letter. Consider the
war munitions. n Undertaking of
u cir production and delivery has be-
forehand ca used the shares OF the manu-
featuring companies to rise in a wholly
unexpected and unprecedented manner.
Th. products when turned out OF the
mills will not take wings and fly to
seaboari. They will go by rail- from
he industrial centres to tidewater only
before that the raw materials entering
into their manufacture will lave had to
he hauled from the places of origin to
the mills. Consider next the largest
crops that have ever been produced in
this country-positively the largest in
our hist with Europe in a state of
war. Well, crops do not go with
wings. Like war munitions ey ave
70 go by rail. There Ia no other way
for them to GO. The point we are driv-
ing at IL that the railroad shares will
be the next 10 reflect a prosperity which
has already been 20 heavily discounted
In the industriais. II is logical and in
eyi.able. he railroad list offers a safe
and unlimited outlet for a public specu-
lation which obviously is far from hav-
ing spent itself, We have yet TO see the
effects Of the rate increase upon the
operating ratios Of the railroads and
we are going 70 witness hem on a rising
tide of q. II will be something
we'll worth watching. Better still 1t IL
something U1at can he anticipated with
great profit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
That VInainOus Can.

The backwardness OF Can common In
the big markets Of the past few weeks
is proper subject for comment. for Can
is one Of the big speculative counters.
The starting Of a big speculative CAM
paisn In Can at any time would have
been simplicity itself. There Is nothing
In the condition of the company to sc,
an obstacle in the way of such n move
went. On the contrary. the company is
doing extremely well. And yet. II is
said that not a word of announcement
as to the future can he obtained from
any Of those who usually look after
the market in the stock. Judged by It.
self. the tape action of Can has been
such as to make every man in the
Street go short Of II. Thu traders have
tried to push II down time and
again and have failed. They nave
also tried To push IL up and have
failed in that. Can has persisted in
remaining in a narrow level In a most
exaeperat!ng manner. No one will OF
course suggest Interior motives for the
excessive modesty displayed by Can.
Nevertheless there is a natural sus-
picion that perhaps some one is deter
mined that the stock shall! not start until
all preparations have been made and
that a process Of accumulation is under
way under cover OF apparent weakness,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
Live stock Market.

FRIDAY, October 20.
Receipts of beeves were 1894 head.
including 50 oars for the market. Of which
ii care we're steers, On moderate receipts
COWS and choice fat bulls also were strong
to higher. medium and common bulls and
SSMs Mere bout WV icarse2. common to
choice steers sol! At $G.6oIsg73 per 100
lbs oxen al Sc bulls at t+mSj,75 for in
To choice COWS al s?,.5a& 50. Dressed beef
was steady. with general sales At llqltiac,
for city dressed native sides.
Receipts of calves were lib head, In
Guiding l.Oel for the market, making with
preyious arrivals 1870 on sale, Neals were
IN moderate receipt and firm TO 25c.
higher, grsssers and yearlinss and fed
ICED ana ?5n56c. loves, Common, to
choice veals sold a, ssau2.75 per loo lbs,
q few at ,lsi .cuils az ss5oms7 49, grass
ers at sA25m$j25, fed calves AZ &5.30n
A.. 30, dressed calves In moderate demand
al la isiac, for city dressed veals: 1870
lGc for country dressed.
Receipts ~ sheep and lambs were s;7sT
sheep were steady; lambs weak to loo.
lower; the pens were nearly cleared, Com.
mon TO prime sheep iewesl sold at sac
1h.T5 per 100 lbs culls at So 81 80, com
mon 10 choice lambs at N,5on 81, so; cuMs
al SGm$7. Dressed mutton steady at SO
NC, dressed lambs at va lSc, with ,hos
dressed a, iS,; .ls,;; county, ns dressed hot
Receipts OF hogs were LAO head. In
Guiding a car FOR the market; Price!
easier with sales at T75WT,eo per 100
lbs; roughs at S6e5. Country dressed
hogs steady at ioalsc'; roasting pigs al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
4 Public FavOrite.

Southern pacioc snld NJ nav and a
cheer wen, nm from tho traders around
tha, nar,icuIar nos, The market for
southern Pacific has been a little disap.
noirtipy tn tho snecv,a,iye e,snent and
Inc ,ouchiny n, tho round azure was
takor A.. suggestiry tina, tha real move
men, that every one has been exnectinr
was under way M last Southern
pacific has many friends in the commits
sion houses and any signs ~ de~yelcping
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
THE COPPER MARKET.
.arser Buying Of E~lectr"iytic for
nomc,tIc and FOrriGn Use.

r,rrer nurchasos Of elect oly'ic copper Tor
both domestic and foreign shlpmsnt resulted
in an advance Of NC ner pound yesterday
Tor spo, and this years shipment. some
additional sale. were made n lsc. delivered
,hIr,y DAYS. but the United Metals S"llna
Connany asked isiSc. delivered thirty lays
According 10 United states Government re-
,u-us made through the Metal EXCHANGE
,onner exports since October / have been
% sio tons. hut II Is understood that all
~ ms conper was shipped IN september, as
Government returns are withheld thirty days
the sexual exports IN October have been
heavier Domestic has increased
substantially r..
The American Smelling ard Refining Com
many adv anced prices OF pig lead YESTERDAY
i5c. per hundred or 81 per ton The demand
is still quite heavy
An ariye demand for pig tin yesterday ana
high prices a, London resulted IN hbersI
snot sales and sales for shipment from the
far East One large interest Is sald 10
have purchased several hundred tons Tor
Noyemher February delivery at New York. at
9,c g this port SPOT TN sold al sac.
'ro,s sales were about 30 10 100 tons
r., fined snelier was again stronger IN tone,
with sales for prompt Shipment from East
81 Louis at lic to l;t.c per pound Spot
a, New York was stronger al l+sc to ltsc
Annarently there Is a movement on Tor a
further advance
Antimony Vas steady. with further. mod
crate sales al Sc. to SS'9c for spot Chinese
and japanese, hut II Is an interesting TACT
Ina, sales in the interior are made on a
slightly lower basis,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
Pennsy1vania.

That standard investment issue, Penn
~sylvania, went through so rather easily,
although a good deal Of stock was met
at that figure. Next Monday he stock
will sell ex-dividend. Pennsylvania
does not usually attract the Spectator.
but at the present time there appears
to he a moderate bull position in II.
A Stock Exchange man this week re-
ceived a private letter from a high Of
fcial Of the company. The letter con-
tanned the following:
I'VE are doing a splendid business on
our lines. both East and West. The
property and equipment is In first rate
shape. because throughout the lean times
we refused to allow II to become run
down"
The tremendous activity in the steel
centres is crowding the Pennsylvania
lines to capacity. The Pennsylvania is
also making proft from the high erade
freight tina originates in the powder
making industry In the Wilmington dis
trict. This is "A short haul freight, but
rates are high.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
GOSSIP OF A STREET.


The recovery In Steel from the ex.
IRENE low was too violent a movement
to be attributed solely to a new access
Of buying from the outside. 1t sug-
gested the presence OF a crowded short
interest that had been disappointed in
not d~islodgins more stock. Short trad
ing has converged upon Steel rather
more than Is usual, although the mar
ket for the stock always attracts the
bulk OF operations of that character.
Some observers say that there Is now
the largest short position In the stock
since II sold at so. This theory OF an
extensive short interest Is borne out
TO ON extent by the borrowing d.
mand. This lie reported to be increased
greatly since the stock crossed so. One
big house which could not lend Steel
below so is now lending all II has in
the ONCE. The same house had a
great deal Of Steel out when the price
crossed so and had 1t returned around
Is. The top price Of the day was s7%
At SIN 10000 shares were sold in a
single block. this representing this
largest single order done since the ex-
change reopened.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
annual, reporu Of the South Porto Rico

annual report Of the South Porto Rico
Sugar Com,any at the request OF White
& Co.. 80 Pine street, and their report
shows Why thu stock has advanced since
April from a to 1875 and above. For
the fiscal year ended September 80.
1918, the company, after raging interest
on bonds and the dividend on the pre-
ferred stock. had profts sufficient for a
SO per cent. dividend on the common
stock. The dividend paid was 10 per
cent. In 1914 the company earned IL
per cent. on the common stock and paid
4. For the past six years the dividends
available for the common stock have
aggregated 1881 per cent. and So per
cent. has been paid. Taking the prohts
az shown by the annual reports as a
basis Price. Waterhouse g. Co. figure the
book value OF the common stock as $27O
a share at present, against $3.50 in 1914.
s243 in 1918. s242 in 1912. 1895 in 1911
and $223 in 1910.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
THE GRAIN MARKET.
wheat NaaiR diva ceH-Beartsh
RumOrs Denied--Onts trOnx

Developments In the wheat market Of
yesterday strongly favored the holders,
I, was essentially a bull day. although
some IA rye interests refused To follow
re late advances, The statement from
ire British Cabinet that no peace terms
vsre being discussed attracted much at
'ert.on. Peace rumO:s OF late and the
TAX of an imminent free wheat ruling
v Canada had resulted in some short
s4liing of wheat the past few sessions.
There were reports from Duluth that
Canadian farmers would not enjoy the
hr7,d American markets without paying
a 'en cent duty this year and perhaps
rot mis- season. OTHER advicrs from the
No-hwcst also conduced to intim!date
"a. shorts. II was said that the move
n'"I- next week would show a decrease
rai 'aat mills wee selling vast auanti-
to- - -four to home and foreign con-
svrI.re
furthermore, the Winnipeg market
~. 'ruugor than other lists during tire
session, although tne flrm movement in
Ca'adI : enormous and a substantial
y, l'. supply has been accumulated at
Canadian u!'pts. Exporters and shorts
Computed for offerings in the Winnipeg
T., The total foreign purchases for ex-
'.rt SSre placed p. 1900, 400 bushels,
4 'nter date importers WIN
N.Ha s%urplueos - Australia ard Ar
r'a , 90 lrrw o.. but - IS noteworthy
~ 'r, Il " re1,es In freight charges
rq'r ' u.fs'h'" tor buyers OF whslt to
-, iro ..Ir FOLDERS ~ "a II cents 2
'....' %. ia 'ran might ha offered the
10 .cmu"ttnC Countries TIE
'r ~0ts nm whrF' from Argentina to
F.r... rpp~'-fwa'cly 80 cents a
>" .rtr. I've "a cent -a'c from the
t.' ..r' e. 'ugi's0 roi'te.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

7nc southern U,ilitles COMPANY. sports
gross earnings for the quartet ended, SIP
,sI Net increased St1l0, however. ~ =
resuI, Of curtat'ed operating expenses I'm"
surplus FOR ,hms ,nrGs mor r ha was Carr s.p,S:s
Ing period Of last year, a decrease Of 81,
os5. For the twelve months ended S"ptem-
an increase Of N?iis. Net earnings
amounted to sSots,9. a gain OF s'$iao.
prefcrred stock mas So. sIs, a decrease Of
s.. $50, compared with the previous twelve
months,
The up-state public Service Commission
has approved the franchises and ,construc,
tlon pIans OF the Randolph Light and
Pow or company in Ellington. conowango,
cherry Creek. Randolph and East RAN
iolph for tho istrihutlon and sale Of cleo
tric current for light and power, Tn com
mission also approved an issue OF $4,000
: per cent cumulative preferred stock to
lion, which amount to 6,6ds, leaving =
balance of 36,66s as yet unprovided for
The Peoples Natural Gas Company has
heen authorized by the upstate Public
service Commission to increase It.. rates in
West seneca and in a portion OF Bunalo
from % cents a thousand cubic feet to 3?
cents II thousand, The company showed
that IT was unable to conduct a profitable
or satisfactory business a. the lower rate,
Under the new rate tho company II eX-
pected TO- earn \ per cent. on is invest
mcnt. Inc commission fNpT'SSth u u"slTe
To safeguard the interests Of utility prop
critics as we'll as the RIGHTS OF the public
as To rates and services.
The American Light and Traction com
pany has sold to Bodell 4 Co, of provi
dcnce and Boston 100000 Consolidated
Gas Company of New Jersey first refund
ing 3 per cent. bonds OF April, 1858, re
Gently authorized by the New Jersey Pub,
lie service Commission. These bonds ar,
part Of An authorized issue Of S1,oGn, 900
Of which 81 900, 600 ar" reserve to "ctir'
the hrst mortgage . per cent nonHs due u
1896. The company Is controlled, througi
the ownership of all It's stock, by III,
American Light and Traction company
The Consolidated Gas Company ser'"s seN
enteen Jersey towns, with an aggregst'
population Of about 1000, Net earning
run at about $4,000 a year,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Anaconda At Highest Price
10000 shares Are sold.

features on the Consolidated stock Ex
change yesterday. sod there at sax which
was Its final quotation. This was the
high est price at which II changed hands
in wall Street. The dealing. IN II were
heavy, more than 10000 shares be'ns
dealt in.
The railroad shares were again. promi
n~n' on the advancing side. In this group
Reading wac most active, with more than
$1,000 shares traded In. touching a high
OF A.. after opening at s2h. but 1t
closed on "A reaction at 5h
Union Pacific. southern Pacific, Lehtgh
Valley. Chesapeake and Ohio and Erie were
all notably strong. Esis cold as high
but II ended al isS.
United states Steel common had the
biggest turnover OF any stock. nearly 30
q. s7ss. this being It's closing price. ga
points above Its final fgure on Thursday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
loe.iii East 18th street.

I0P-lll East 18th Street.
New York. October Goth, 1915.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
ANNUAL MEETING Of the LAGER BEER
BREWERS BOARD Of TRADE OF NEW
YORK and VICINITY vii! be held at the
6face Of said board Of Trade. In the city
Of New York. on Wednesday, November
sNth. 1915. at . O'Clock, In the afternoon,
FOR the election OF Officers for the ensuing
year and Of Trustees for the prescribed
period. and for the transaction OF such
other business as may properly come be-
fore the meeting
ny order of the Board Of Trustees.
CHAS. J WARNER. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30

The big jump in Canadian Pacific
WIS interesting because Of the presence
N town Of the President, Sir Thomas
S~haughnessy. a fact that has not been
generally know Whatever nay be the
ultimate destination Of Canadian Pacific.
the price was certain to participate In
any general upward trend in the rails.
Canadian Paciic's earnings are now
making a brilliant comparison with
those OF a year ago. The greatest crop
ever known In the country is being har-
vested. As the 10 per cent. dividend
was maintained In spite Of the trying
time last yea the chances Of any
change In the immediate future seem re-
mote. The sleeping shcrt interest IN
Canadian Pacific a evidently e.
ctived something Of a Jolt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Trading Lees Active-TOtal sales
$3.50.

sales assregating $3.50 bags. Longs were
inclined to take pronts owing to less paci fc
news from Europe and on account OF the
the day prices were s TO II points net lower
The cost and freight position showed pro.
nOunced strength. Santos "a being quoted at
40 TO e.gc. and Rio r. at 16c.. London
credits. Sales were made Of a liberal amount
of oohee In the cost and freight market late
on Thursday on the basis Of Sos to sAc
The spot position WA firm. with a fair dc.
mand BET ween local jobbers. although the
country demand was being filled principally
by dircc, purchases from Brazil.
The Brazilian cables showed an advance OF
70 refs in the Rio market, while Santos was
unchanged. Receipts at Rio and santos were
5000 bags. compared with 5000 last year
priCpa follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
ACREAGE OF WHEAT SHORT.
miller" says stand o.
Grain Ia Not Tn 70 Normal.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2s.-The Modern Miller
crop outlook:
Weather conditions have been favor
able for winter wheat ploughing and
late seeding. Much whea, shows green
In the fields, but the stand In not up
to normal and acreage will he short.
Wheat threshing In Western winter
wheat States liz making more rapid
progress. but supplies of good grain are
easily absorbed by mills and are not
fully up 20 requirements. Heavy move
ment Of spring wheat was due 10 avor-
able weather and Ia only limited by
transportation facilities."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30

The South Porto Rico Sugar Com
IL one of the concerns mentioned
as being in a position to take advantage
of the Increased demand for cane sugar
due to the decrease In the supply Of
bee, z from Germany. France and
Belgium. Price, Waterhouse a Co. have
lust completed an investigation OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
BUSINESS TROUBLES.


JUDGE \. y HAM yesterday appointed
American ana 10 Cen, store. a cor
poration with oniye. al 3ib Erin Aye
nue. and we've ',or"s In Other e,t, .
suit brought some months ago. In July
last Judge Hand refused 10 appnint a
president Of Columbia university. wasa
director OF he Gompany and is sa'd 4"
bil!;ies are about s2ls,ooo
Bankruptcy schedules.
MURPHY DOOR RED COMPANY. OF
NEW YORK-Judge 4. y. Hand has
appointHd. P%ercivsl VIA. receiver Tor
York Of iTs BROADWAY. bond $1,000
The COMPANY owes s23 500 and the only
tansib'e ssss's AZ" hNe n'eE's s Misr.
ply in sDorbeds in the states of New
York, New Jersey, P.nnsylvan,a ne,';
and tho District Of columbia. for which
licenses Eugene G Huber made a hln
Of $1,000 cash; which has ocEn approved
PRESSED ASBESTOS PRODUCTS CON-
PANY-Judge Hand has appoint"d jour
!. ny'i tie TT[t.'t Co@ Gt m" y III west
Nineteen,h street, bond $500,
bankruptcy Petitions.
KNlckERBuCKER COUCH AND CHAIR
coMPANYccA petition IN o~ahKkrGP.yy
booker couch and chair COMPANY,
manufacturers OF ,hs.rS at Sss EaS,
EunFfn IItF' bN NiNs' -
York Couch Frame COMPANY, a!!5, Man
haitian. Dining Room chair Manuta,r-
turing company. 3is, and Samuel ush-
sARA"Hi wEfRpENscHLAa. ms,ke,; Of 40
Amsterdam sHsnae' Ia. nea sehasnss
s.. ass, consisting of property assigned,
;i.sst, accounts sl.ocS and cash IS.
Zig Dividend for Creditors.
]. T.. NANIN co There was a nearing
yesterday before Judge A =. Hand on
bids for the purchase OF all the assets
church street, buyers FOR NIFTY depart
ment stores in various cities OF the
Inited states. Joseph A. Arnold sub
mitted an offer OF william A Aikman
and The ADMINISTRATION expenses. II
Was Understood that this oner wal
backed hy Hoffman Bros, bankers. Leo
Oppenheimer submitted an oner 81
63-S per cent. on behalf or Joseph
FRANKIE, which was af!erward raised 70
81. per cent. This oner was accepted
by the Judge. Mr.. Oppenhe'mer stated
mat Mr.. Frankel would continue thu
business in the same line AS before
James y. Rosenberg, attorney for Johr
that the liabilities we're about ,s~2so'eos
and the net assets S2e7 9ts,. which In
cluded $40. 200 cash on hand, The ad,
m,nistration expenses had been agreed
upon as $40, 800.
Assignment.
pI-sU LOWE ENGINEERING co, mill
wright a. so warren street, has mad'
an assignment to John r Forester
The business was started IN 1895 AM
this company succeeded to 1t In. 1917 ant
dealt in engines, boilers and .beiting
The company was incorporated In July
igii. with capital stock $4,000, Ralpl
q Gordon Is president and Robert c
cline secretary.