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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
Misguided, Says Lamont.

Concerning his testimony Wednesday
before the upstate Public Service
Commission in the hearing on the ap-
plication of the New York Central for
permission to issue SlOOOOO.OOO bonds.
Thomas ". Lamont. Of ]. P. Morgan
& Co.. stated yesterday that mistake
had been made in quoting him to the
effect that France was paying more
than ! per cent for its money in this
country. He said he had said 6 per
cent and not the higher rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
Mop" to Extend Notes.

The plan which the directors Of the
Missouri Pacific have agreed on 20 pro-
vide for the maturity of the s25,000,-
900 per cent notes on June /, it was
learned yesterday, provides for their
extension for one year at the same
rate of interest. To agree TO the plan
the notehoders. 1t is understood, will
receive a bonus of So on each $1,000
note, provided all the holders come in
under the arrangement. II is under
stood that George j. Gould has already
acquiesced 10 the extension Of his
holdings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
TO RETAIN PACIFIC MAIL
I. G. o. Expected to Grant
Southern Pacific's Request.

Washington, April S.-The Southern
Pacific Railroad filed with the Inter-
state Commerce Commission to-day an
amendment to its petition 20 be al
lowed 10 retain control OF the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, despite the
prohibition against railroad ownership
OF steamships in the Panama Canal
act.
The amendment was suggested by
the commission in a recent report and
was designed TO make it certain In the
record that the Southern Pacific would
not operate its ships through the Pan
ana Canal. Although no order was is
sued to-day by the commission, IL Is
believed this action assures retention
OF control OF the Pacific Mail by the
Southern Pacific.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
THE METAL MARKET.

CoppER-The local street market FOR copper r"s
arm With electrolytlc quoted A. 1875 slebc arc
r.stinr a. i5s, dlj7tc. In London eoppei g.
:. ~ % al Tor standard spot f,l Us 81 Tor
future. and f7I for electroyuc spot 60. %,
TIN-sirons and nominal WIN SPOT IN ,os 90, %
Ics.d a, si-0' for standard spot and tln9 lor
futures with sales O; 40 tons spot ana 10 tons
'uIrtD-o Quiet: New York spot. ~ a -. =.
and Fast ST Louis. il0si20c London lead'
SpFI TER Dull. hu' hrn with New lofA SPOT
nominal and E.t ~ Louis. May. ss9 soc. Lou
don spelteT, Gi5 los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
PROVISIONS.

tn. m,fke, showed strength during TIE greater
part OF the dsy with evidences Of buying .F lesu
IN hacking Interests but before the close there was
partial reaction under profit taking. Receipts Of
hogs At Chicago were 10 900 estimated for FRIDAY
a i00 pORk-Sieady. mess t9eSls50: family
ssiSyo3 short clear .leas2l 80. BEEF.S,e:.dS
mess tiSstl9: family 81 So nsSSeii S HSos
Firm: bsccns CSC. iso.b. sAc lee.lb. ,lo-e;
itoIb lOhc;. pigs; llco CUT MEAIsEPiie9Ei.ea
Pirkled hams quiet. l2iac. TALLoM-ouiet. spe-
dai- 7c: city. sac. country. sn96tc LARD
Tirm middle West sS0se soc city lard arm. s@s
agLsc refined lard STEADY: South America. 1880
Continent los'c BTaI.' Stts sUe' o@p ssl
49, 80, lltd li.irine. u &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
Lakes Navigation Soon.

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, April 3.
Active preparations for the opening Of
navigation are in evidence at this port
The ligh thouse tender Clover steamed
up to-day and broke up a great deal Of
the harbor ice. The Canadian Canal
is ready for the first boat at any time.
Tho ice fields in Lake Superior moved
off about ten miles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
Draft New B. & M. Bill.

Boston. April s.-A new draft OF a
bill for the reorganization Of the Bos
ton e. Maine Railroad. said to be
acceptable in its essentials to all par
ties, was submitted to-day to the sub
committee of the legislative Committee
on Railroads, and will be placed before
the full committee tomorrow. II is
that the railroad committee
will report the measure favorably in
the House OF Representatives on Mon
dow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
More Gold from Japan.

The international Banking Corpora
ton. it was announced yesterday. has
engaged in Yokohama for shipment by
FRIDAYS steamer to San Francisco
$3.50 900 gold. This makes a total OF
sl5,OOO,O00 gold shipped
from Japan to the United States since
the beginning of the war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
=. New York, New Haven, &
Hartford Railroad Company.
70 q. sfockhold,rs o.


I, S-c York Ne1C Horen aud Hartford
tfFooa Company:
1i'cE is herehv given that a special
,tAg q the stockholders % The New
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
-,Ny VIII he held al Harmonic Hall, .
S'ss'. 10 no city % New Haven. Con
J, 9t on SATURDAY. THE oath DAY
rRiI. 1915. 81 twelve o'clock noon,
'a'' and act upon the following propo-
TO reduce no capital stock Of this
,a'y hon l.sco,l5o shares 10 1919
-. oy retiring and cancelling e2s,99l
now In This Company's treasury.
70 accept tho amendment TO n. char
MS corporation contained in an Act
- teneral Assembly OF the State OF
,.ueet approved March 18th 1918. en-
\, an Act amending tie charter Of The
y. .o'N' New Haven and Hartford Rail
'mpany' and 10 authorize the direc-
N, " exercise he powers therein con-
| = =. ~ accept he amendment 10 the char
s,,., Us corporation contained I'm an Act
sr.y The General Assembly OF the
-" Rhode Island and Providence Plan
a us January Session. A. ID 1915.
q 'ro'td March IS. 1915. entitled AN
~ enactment Of and in addition TO an
!, vuued An Act 10 incorporate The
n w New Haven and Hartford Rail
/ 49, 'psny, Corporation IN this state. .
A. he General Assembly al its jan
/ '''s'en. A. D. 1898"
/ ,, !. A1'horiz. Tho issue OF bonds by this
w.. successor 10 the New York
L. e and Boston Railroad Company
~. successor 70 the New Haven and
IA ,p,'h Company. pursuant 20 the
I. so. ana for the purposes set forth in
sa SAG, h. Of said companies. dated
~ - w, and June ls,. 1906. respec-
-, .aooers % record at the close ~
i ~ a"u 10 1915. will be entitled 10 vote
a New Haven. Connecticut. the 81
" II, Boord Of Directors.
a. (. CLARK. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nsv York. April .. 1915.
GRAIN.


wHEAT-Tne msfkeS felt the fnhusncs 81 favor
abs crop prospects, and tbs falling on in the
.Iport demand. ard during the day values showed
a heavier tone. closing net unchanged 10 no lower
The favorable showing by the government report and
reports Of rains IN the Southwest. which appeared
10 be working into the Ohio Valley. caused very
optimistic feeling regarding the next crop outlook
and while the cash situation Is firm price. are being
dominated more and more by the crop news. This
r. especially true OF tho crop months, while the
MAJ position moves In a rather independent man
ner Reports from Europe Indicated the probability
~ continued heavy requirements during tho balance
q the season but prices sbrotd we're easier on az
count Of lower prices IN Argentina Tbs movement
from that country promised 10 be smaller for the
week however. Broomhsn estimating shipments Al
900 900 bushels. compared With s2ss.ooO las, week
and ll6S. 900 last year The domestic cash demand
not active. and reports from the Interior indi-
although cash wheat IS not being pressed Tor SAFE
In the local cash market No red winter wheat WAS
quoted A. ISL and 40 bard at 81 49, al r,ii;
& ( track: No Northern Duluth. 49,. and No
Northern Manitoba sl6S c 1 I Buffalo, opening
navigation. CORN-'rhe market showed net de,
cline OF "a &c. and on the whole was dun and
without special feature The domestic demand was
sgain slack and stocks here are plentiful. but The
selling was restricted 20 some extent by prslicons
be only 600 900 bushels. compsted with 2.3sS 0oe
last week and 2,5s5 900 last year. In the local cash
~ arrive 0ATSwThere were further nlmors Of e,
port demand. and while price changes wero narrow
The und.rtone VI. steidy. arg at ihe Close Of t,s
local cash market was steady; standard quoted a.
C2h a CSC. No 2 white 65Ca6Sisc; No white go
s2Ec. No 4 white. 6lselhc; fancy clipped white.
III elevator RYE dull: 40 Western. si23 c !
export. BARLEY dun; mating. 'ssssc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

When Bethlehem Steel rushed up to
116 on the Consolidated Exchange in
the afternoon, the whole market APP
peared to SILVER. with prices reacting
all along the line. While the general
list reacted there was, however, no
great pressure to sell in the late after
noon. In a number of other directions
special activity and strength developed,
notably in the cases of American Can,
Goodrich Rubber and United States
Rnhhnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
LAYING the Foundation.

Pool operations IN Bethlehem Steel,
,,,sr.ntly began in January, when
'ug0 shares changed hands. In De
,'-b,r Of 1914 the turnover had been
NV SO.slO shares, or an increase on
s, normal dealings, such as might
i,,. been expected in view Of the
s-psry's success in securing war or
i,s January's turnover, however.
Va more than half that Of the whole
rsrous year. the first suggestion. If
4 lid been needed, that accumulation
Va going on. So skilfully was the
,v,piion process carried on that on
4. s,t day Of the month the price
Va only 4s%. as against Asa on
il,.sry 2 and a high price for the
rsah, made on the 18th. Of
AZ. The advance, in other words.
Is! al the superficial appearance of a
rs.ulsl recovery from the depression
Nj afflicted the whole market in the
air months OF the war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
"Gentlemen's Agreements"

Pools and "genilemen's agreements, ~
q The Street has had many oppor-
S,i!iss Of knowing. are usually made
ah broken. When Mr. Schwsb made
a plain spoken declaration of policy
+ .hs annual meeting, telling the
kAlsAem stockholders that 100000
or s30,000,O00 would have 10 be
n'nt on the Gillian mines and on the
an in this country, and that the
'isy ought 20 come out of the earn
n because the corporations bonded
sb,edness was already larger than
stock capital, Wall Street as a
.N, was sure that the Bethlehem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
The Bank of France.

Paris. April g.. The weekly statement
Of the Bank of France shows the fol-
lowing changes:
Gold 80 hand Increased 2.23t 900 francs silver IN
hand Increased e72 40 francs: notes in circulation
Increased % .s8 100 francs treasury deposits ds
creased - 0l9 600 francs general deposits decreased
iie1 000 francs. Bin. discounted Increased es9.
600 francs advances decreased $4,000 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09

stock bubble was close to bursting.
The shorts, il was supposed, had prac-
tically completed their covering or at
worst were out OF danger. Apparently
there was new rush to go short. The
result was seen in yesterdays market
and in price for Bethlehem Steel
not quite so points above the closing
price on the day Of the meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
Dextrous Accumulation.

though February the accumulation
a,,nued without arousing any sus-
;acn Of what was afoot. On the last
ay Of the month the price was less
.ln points above January's closing
il.rs, although the months turnover
I'd been 1s5,425 shares, and IN the
a;ond week high figure Of 57% had
s., touched. BY March, however,
p,ssl attention had been attracted
Z he stock. The supposition around
o. Street then was that a pool had
aisa advantage of the speculative
lltlc's enthusiasm over war orders
I'd was stimulating buying, with
TITS Of dividend payments or melon
riangs, intending to unload on the
-siulOus outsiders process thought
b n remarkably easy because Of the
,lll floating supply Of the stock. In
lilth the turnover was as large as IN
'Uusry and February together, and
rat 20 per cent greater than in the
roe year 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
Bourse Trading Quiet.

Paris. April S.-Trading was quiet on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes. - francs - centimes for cash.
Exchange on London, 20 francs 90 cen
times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
IT, s. Treasury Finances.

Washington. April g. The conai' ION
of the United States treasury az '"e
close Of business to-day was
Net balance IN general fund a. 40 The
dsat hs a,cs Is t9StSGsS5 Of f' f.n.ms
,egclf Of SO 1875 $50 last wear. e,.IS'e VI
Csa. al public dAbt us1steiIsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09

,,s noisrstey active with sales Of $500 tons and
prces were barely steady closing net UNCHANGED 10
= noirt. loycr There vas considerable trade cell .
irs against purchases OF spot sugar 81 reduced
n,ic.s hui on the whole offerings we're quite well
sbsnrhad Range Of prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
NEW YORK PRICES.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE,
sEABoARD clEARANcEs.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

The local market was inactive, with only {,
small hsnd-to mouth demand for nour. hut
Minneapolis indicated slight improvement IN
trade during tho last week. Spring patents,
S7.25dS765: winter patents. Sc 80 dS1.l5. spring
clears So 609t67j: winter straights Sc 80 50. ~ .
extra 40 / winter. S5.70a$j IS: EXTRA No winter
t545St560: Kansas sfraights. S5ljet73o. fancy
spring patents. JDbbing lots ss2j@SS .6j. RYE
FLOCR-Dull: fair to good, s640et6.5j: choice TO
fancy. .'s6ogte55 Is. C0RNMLAL.euet; hls
yellow. sl.7OssI75. coarse. Si,6jG.l.7o. FEED
Western Arm. bran. l0O-b sacks. 50: standard
middng do SIS 10 four. do. $3l red dog nouf
IlO-Ib sacks, s32: city hrm; bran. bulk. $3.50;
lOo-lb sacks. $685.: heivy. do. s26.i5; -four. do
t3s: red dog -four. li0-lb sacks. $3.50. OIL
NEAI,-Sominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
COFFEE.

Tn. market experienced a further setback during
yesterdays operations under liquidation which
started in the MAY position and spread throughout
the list The volume Of selling was not great
total sales amounting 10 1850 bags but tho de
mand was poor and values declined steadily. clos
Ing u to Is points net lower. The Brazilian mar
Nets were unchanged. but while there ven few
cost and freight offers here from Santos snd prices
from both Rio aud Victoria were 10 10 is points
lower with Rlo Is quoted al 7.jJc. and Vic
toris Is and IS al 1.l5e ii0c. The supply aud de-
mgnd situstion IL considered besrish hy many in
The trade owing To the large mosernent. and the
prospects for big crop next season; more
over there has been disposition 10 take sktpti-
cia view OF the apparent strength I'm Brazil, espe-
clslly as there Is very large amount Of coffee
snost FOR the United States and the visible supply
Of Brazilian coffee In and ahoat for America IS con o.
sldersbly In excess o. year ago.
The local spot mArke, was dull, with prices nom
in,lly unchanged on the basis OF Sc tor Rio -
p.r0A ~ ronfyfct prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09

Their, ". no change IN petroleum and trading
- moderate linseed oil steady aud un
Ns,geJ STANDARD white. petroleum hbs. New
YCfE and rhs Sc s sS,E s. S' w,'sy w yhs
sAsesi +N.V York and Phils. $3.50 bulk s..
Water white eases. New York and Phila; 81 LIN
SIZED OIIrAmericsn seed. ely raw oSeefc' Oul
- in1u raw S2s63c Calcutta raw. zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
NAVAL STORES.

tn. loc,i turp.ntine market was steady and un-
changed with moderate demand. Rosin aud tar
were unchanged. Spirits tu-pentins, machine obs.
e. TAR Retort and Kiln 5.00c R0slN-Common
70 rood strained. 2S5c. h. s.4se: u. ? ' snd g.
&c. a. : SOC !. 36ic. h. 3sjc; NJ. soc; y.
; SOC VIC. 6.cjc and WV stoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09

onss we're disposed 10 take profits and ihis result
ell I'm very moderate fluctuations There |
little Improvement noted iu the cash demand. With .
some export inquiry. Range NJ prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
C0TIoksEeo OIL.

co,,or,.,A oil moved within very narrow range
,d ~ he close Of the day values were sissdy WIN
.isr' n.t rzius. Ther. vas compsIsuveN nule
lam, 10 sell although Oh any material uptuin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
BONDS.
s. 900 Int-Met i1s... 7s. 7S% iS. 'SA
MINING
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

Earnings statement OF the Lake
Shore Electric Railway Company for
the month and two months ended with
February, discloses losses both in
gross and net income, followed by an
increase in the deficit after interest
charges. Gross returns for the month
amounted to SS9,20l, compared with
500 OBJ in the year preceding, net earn,
inps after operating expenses ana
taxes decreased 1914 to $2O46f' and
after payment of H'[ of sl5525, an in
crease Of S6.44l over February of last
year. For the two-months' period gross
earnings of sls7,s97 showed reduc,,
tion Of s7,97S from a year ago. and
net revenue declined 1927. There
was a deficit after interest charges OF
s24 e26. which compares with dehcit
of S7133 in 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
n..rs Twice Repulsed.

49,
Tnov said Yesterday that &C
t,a , 70 Of Bethlehem Steel had
On. soing on for some time at inc
m1 pool. which had been in con-
SO .aprb with the company's bust
n.' IN two occasions previous to
's' stock Exchange traders and
as Sof.ssional operators had made
E., N break the price OF the
h''."f ,ls first time when II was
H's so. which was early in March:
: ~. belief their rout was hastened
i. -. buying Of the outside public,
Y -. imagination had been inhamed
s'V -, .tories OF the big war orders
r,rs being placed with the cor
u Wv and BY the prospect OF early
rsH..Sd, when Mr.. Schwab, at the
80 meeting, made II plain that he
y. =. Iii IN control Of the company,
~. Mar. would be no distribution on
4. common stock for at least good
49, months 70 come. and that there
-; .. foundation in fact for the re-
w.. hat the corporation was about
. .,ls over the properties OF any
80 ,ompany in the business OF max
=. vsT supplies. the shorts renewed
-, rourage and enlisted their big
- y. ALLOWING. What they underes-
.. -. however. as this broker saw
/. - $50 tbe amount Of absorption of
4. ,,o,k that had been made by the
"a Altogether. there are only las
IA shares OF the stock outstanding
~ ~ This amount not more than
a6oO or 10000 shares. il has been es-
.-,ts5 nv careful observers, formed
4, SEATING supply in Wall Street.-The
,,,nlv, that is. before the pool began
!, formulating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09

Chicago April s-HoGs-B.csigt.. Is 900: tirm
a. !o,ots o!is hesv. So ioasf; rough. S. soas6 IS
pia $ os caTLE a. 80 900 i. TO-.
60 g. 90. cslyes s5dSs75. SHEEP-Recelpts
10 oo6: steady sheep. t,i09fsjo: lambs. N.soe
Kansas city April s-HoGs- Receipt, 5000
higher bulk ,esoasssa hssu. B"sSse
H. o; pigs s6s5aseI5. CA1TLE-Receip's. goo
stead prime fed steers. s.. loaSs.s dressed bee
sfsers. :12idss southern steers. Sef 80: COWS
s,G,i heifers s5sss.jo: .locksr' and feeders.
& iids;sJ -: bulls. s5atsjO. calves Sssfo.
tHETI-- Receipis 5000 higher: lambs N!5S
SOS. yearinIs. issQes9'o. ustheFs. S';s
~ T"ni, Ami s-HOGs -R,c,ipt. 500.
hlsher. piss and tights, sssT.e Is: .mlIed and
butcher, t7sti.ej sooi hsavy. ssslsN ~.
CATTLE-Receipts. ZOO steady native beef steers
s. 90. cows and heifers s. SOC s. so stockefs
and feeder. S575aS7.25. TEXAS ani Indian steer.
&. 1fd sT-5. cows snd hei'ers. sass. natfe
c.iy~. issss sHFEP Receipts 1000 strong
native mutton, s. s. IS l.mhs. RIo9 ~ -
,esrlings s. joaS.go sheared yeafllnt. SsJVS
s. co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
HAY AND STRAW.

Market continues sm on all grades - timothy
hsy Stocks Ia transit are moderate and TO-DAY
show no further increase Tho Erie em7argo nas
been removed Large hslel hey. per ton. timothy
No !, 81 500 S22. No 20 No q. fl'.3oG w o..
shipping. $500 81 fancy light clover. mixed >-Va
s2l: RYE STRAW. No !, $l3H$t iSmAh waves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Old potatoes weak: new more plentiful and easier
Ceiery lower New csbbsses higher; old veal
Spinach steady. Lettuce plentiful and lover tsr.
mnd a' 40 ]. bbl. s@S'5O' No ,. t5.3oe SO,
40 g. s4ati %. Fla. new. No |. Dol, goo So :
No cr5 Soc IsJ 95 s3a, G.S 81 ST. r6e b6
81 25dti 80. Maine. IN hulk. per $50 lh. Sl;'2e
las 5: 59at75 :!A!s y bulk s6 i Rgr $50 p ~
TAToES. Jersey. basket. sl.50as2 southern 81 -
ati.75 bbl. 81 500 80. onions whre' cI ,n
e. GeSt ASrtRAC;Us g G dozen lunches. 81 ia
ssY5 Ca. ST 5oa,2 80: Cal. s.. 25aH. loose box.
q "a i.lu.sitm bbi' $3.50. BRoCCoLl New Or
leans bbl. 36esS. ANlSE. New orleans Dbl 49,
BEASS ia SaJ b'G S' Ct "a ia 30 S6 " Sa
isrSe dun t5asiO: small, t3e$5: BETS. New
0rIesns 100 punches. s3at4; CARROTS. Old. per
looS s's Me'i5 peg or New SS orleans, cans oG
punches. slst.5O; ; e. 100 lunches 60 go Ia -
cArIt10 y.l GA 5d Ia i SIa'' 81 ga GAE
BAGES {. crate. S3aSj2i: Fla go ~ lI -,
sl2jG SL7i: New orleans craze 80 "a a..
NJ 1i'S 81 aaa5ass@';5: DANDLM0X GREENs Phi:
So. ia Isk. xlaSL5O; EGGrLANTS ia.
E SSSiRsiRAb,sa %%ai' eoi 4 q 81, g; s. :!
KoHRABI Sew orleans 100 lunches. $50 -.
LETTUCE. Fla h,k 3Ora 81. % { ost Setd
5bl- ST. 5oa & 80. LIMA BEANS. Cuban. box SO; go
IS fla. 81. $50 81: LEEhS NeS otIesgT NIB H.
S %sw orleans, G6 s2soas3 okRA cunsg. gser
s-tin carrier S2at2.75: OYSTER fLANls . Zoo
LUNCHES $40 g. PEAS. Fla large. per rsh. - 'u'
81 .o snail 81 s. 5O PARsLEi New nTssas
cilry. bbl. s2aS22i. italian. 81 500 81; ~ ~
ra 1 o0i ia. ,2@$3i5. FARsyiPs 4ol SO g :, :;
RADISHFs. G. tsk. 81 2je slISi W. Si.:'vg ,, :
iS Isl" Sos ssI 30: ria hsk. .lasl25. slALLoTs.
New orleans. hhl, haS. SqC ASH marc PEI
hi 81 j0d s. %: Hubbard. Sl.50aSJg; ia snh
Cuban. wIi,c. boz. SL5Oat2. SPINACH, Nohq9k'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-09
Southern California Edison.

Although gross income Of the south
orn california Edison Company Tor
+ fS' We Year showed a decline as com
n rnI with 1914, lower operating ex-
p pcnscs and taxes resulted in higher
p pei esrn %p Gross returns for Feb
me amounted to $374,162, against
sSSo 95f a wear ago, while net revenue
;~cpessed S29,224 to s9O2,3 and the
baIaacr after interest charges and DC
Dreciation was s12l.741, an increase OF
s9t eSe Earnings for the two months
ended with February were $"O,o7' IN
eross reduction Of s14,5S4, and net
tncorne showed a gain of S470S3.