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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-12-29

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-12-29

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-12-29

The bloodhounds sent out to trail
the Calvin bank robbers are lost and
men have been sent into Kiamitchi
mountains to search for them.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25
BIG ANACONDA NOTE ISSUE
Copper Mining Co. Sells S16,-
100000 to City Bank.

The National City Bank announced
yesterday that il had purchased $16,.
OO0 900 two-year per cent notes OF
the Anaconda Copper Mining Company
TO be dated March !, 1915. With the
proceeds from the sale Of the notes the
Anaconda company will purchase from
the Amalgamated Copper Company, the
controlling corporation, the United
Metals Selling Company, owned out
right by the Amalgamated.
The notes Of this company 10 the
amount Of Sl2,500,000. which were is
tued in 1911 20 provide for the pur-
chase Of the United Metals Selling
Company stock, will be retired at ma
turity on March 10. The Anaconda
company has announced the intention
OF spending $5,O00,0O0 or $4,000, 900 this
J'year in improvements, which, II was
SAID, explains the increase in the
amount Of notes sold 10 the National
City Bank over the approaching ma
turity
By the purchase OF the United Metals
Selling Company the Anaconda COM
psny will acquire all the business con-
cncted By or for the company, includ-
ing refining and selling, as il took over
IN June, 1913, the international Smelt-
ing and Refining Company, with its re-
hneries. srelters and other works.
u was explained that the sale Of the
new notes by the Anaconda instead of
ey the Amslgamated direct was book
Aeeping arrangement.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25
GRAINS ADVANCE
IN CHICAGO
Part of Gain in Wheat Lost in
Late NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Close Higher.

Chicago, Feb. 24.-Wheat readily ad-
vanced to-day in response TO foreign
buying that was associated with much
reduced estimates of the Argentine ex-
portable surplus. Although some of
the gain was not held, the market
closed firm, pa c to &c above last night.
Other net improvements were: Corn
:. C to lc; oats. C, and packing house
products, l0c to 2213c.
Seaboard advices put the total sales
to Europe to-day in the United States
at 100000 bushels. In this connec-
tion leading authorities here were
quoted as attaching decided signiii-
cance to dispatches from Buenos
Ayres figuring the Argentine surplus
al 20,O00,000 bushels less than the re-
cent preliminary official announcement
Bulls were encouraged also by the dis
coyery that Liverpool did not follow TO
any great extent the serious break IN
prices yesterday on this side OF the
Atlantic. What reaction there was
from top prices in wheat seemed due
chiefly TO selling on reports OF the
sinking of more vessels by German
submarines. Attention, however, TO the
fact that stocks throughout the United
States and Canada had decreased in the
last week 100000 bushels acted some
what as an offset TO uneasiness in re-
gard to developments about shipping.
Oats instead Of corn mainly governed
the situation as to feed. Cash sales OF
oats in Chicago to-day aggregated l.
500 900 bushels, almost wholly for eX-
mort. There were also said to have
been liberal sales of cash oats at other
Western markets. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25
|TI)pICS OF The DAY
IN WALL STREET
Marine Insurance Writers
Show Their Opinion of
German Blockade.
GOVERNMENT BUREAU
PROFITS ALL GONE
Seller 20" Bonds Appear in
the Market in Steadily
Growing Numbers.

For the marine insurance writers the
e,rmsn blockade is a very real thing.
70 insure eargoes In vessels Of the
Allies going 20 the west coast Of Eng
l.nd and Scotland 1t now costs IL per
cent. and even American vessels have
70 ray y per cent. If the cargo Is
,ransshipped 10 Ireland from England
he rate is ia per cent in belligerent
vessels and is per cent IN American
To English and French Channel ports
md London the rate is u per cent In
h,lligerent bottoms, ~ in American.
North Of the Strait OF Dover on the
east coasts of Scotland and England
costs 8A per cent, and with trans
shipment from Hull 20 other east coast
rorts, 4 per cent. How dangerous Is
The passage 20 Hull and thence to
scandinavian points not further east
than Malmo. IN Sweden, Is 20 be seen
from the insurance charge OF o11 per
cent. To the River Plate, in South
America. Il costs n per cent, but on
BE return voyage the rate is per
ont The higher return rate is due 70
the fact that the German commerce
,,iders arc believed 20 be getting In
formation in South America concerning
ships leaving Brazilian and Argentine
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25
COTTON IMPROVES,
CLOSING HIGHER
Foreign Buying Overcame Ef'
fects of Southern Realization
Sales-Spots Quiet.

The cotton market showed q gener-
ally better tone yesterday and closed
steady at net advance Of 9 TO IL
points. The market received its chief
support from Liverpool buying, sup
posed 70 be in the way OF undolng
straddles. About a month ago May
in New York was selling within 7S
points of May-June in Liverpool, owing
to the increased intrinsic value of the
new contract. At that time there was
heavy selling here by Liverpool against
purchases in the English market on
the expectation that increased costs OF
transportation would lead to widen
ing of the difference, and yesterday
morning the two deliveries were about
l34 points apart. This attracted heavy
realizing by straddlers, and the buying
was very much in evidence during the
day.
1t was said, however, that much Of
the Southern selling was in the way
Of liquidation rather than against
actual, and contracts we're so readily
absorbed by Liverpool that local
shorts turned for cover on the ad-
vance, which carried prices about 8 to
IL points net higher about the middle
of the day. Rumors that the Allies
might declare all German goods selz-
able, no matter what the nationality
of the vessel in which they were found,
were followed by withdrawal of buy
ing orders and a reaction OF several
points, but these reports lacked con-
frmation, and the market firmed up
again late in the afternoon, last prices
being practically the best Of the day.
Exports were 4O,9S3 bales, making
5,O03,O12 so far this season, against
G,993,717 to the same date last year
Reports from Memphis indicate that
British and Continental buyers are do
ing very little in that territory, but
say there is a moderate demand from
American spinners, and also from Japan
and Russia. Southern spot markets
were unchanged TO l3 points lower,
and the local market was quiet at
5.35c for middlng upland. Local con-
tract Drices:
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25
WILLS FILED.

Marie Antoinette Heye G'eb. l0. widow OF
Gustsve Heye. who made fortune IN
Standard Oil To George Gustavus iieye,
son, $50 900 and One-haf Of residue also In
trust half Of trust fund left 20 testatriN by
husband with power of disposition by viii.
rnond set In IL. which has been In the family
for moro than $50 years, and other jewelry,
and the paintings. The Sultry Day. oy
!. a. Joseph; The Cnipri, by EastinSSn EilSIl
man To Mrs Marie Heye Clemens, daugh-
ter one half Of residue and In trust other
half OF the trust left by husband OF testatriN'
painting "Squaw Mountain" by julien RiI.
and rest OF jewelry Of testatriN, precious
stones and lacCs. y Kingsbury Curtis atty
Robert g. Rathbone. TO Mary H. Rathbono,
wife SO 900 and money on deposit In Glouces-
Ter National Bank. Gloucester, Mass; X
Bleecker Rath6Onc, son, all military BOOKS
and pictures, medals and badges hathbone
and Roger Williams. all Masonic charms
and badges, Shrine claws and pins; all real
estate to be sold and turned into residue
$4,000 In trust, income 20 vile Tor ne
Satterlee for life, $4,000 in trust income 10
Anna IL Satteree for life; $4,000 I'm trust
income TO William T. HoNis t9r NE, ne
ter: one share 10 r. Bleecker Rathbone, son ;
one share 10 Rathboue and Roger Miliams,
grandsous. Sons share 10 Include ~ shsIes
OF capital stock OF Il. G katnpone q ,1ssa son
Inc. owned by testator. Eugene l.. Bushe'
atty. ,,....,.
Anna Van Axte Dan 25l, $1,000 70 religious
and charitable institutions and $4,000 10
sisters. nephews and nieces. J. Bradley ran
ner atty a.. o,o
Giovanni NJ Malatesta Feb. ib $50. o0O
real estate so 900 personal. Agostlna MalS-
tesla. wife. SO. 900: Elizabeth NJ Ginocchio
daughter. s. 90: Victoria A. Scudiero, daugh-
ter lie interest in $40. 900. William T. Cook
atty. .
Samuel Levy N'eb. 2s). more than ~, 900
real estate. more than $4,000 personal; TO
Rose Levy. wife. one-third OF all real estate .
residue. including interest in nrin OF s. Levy
& Co, 20 six children. Eli - Schrcier atty
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING co.--ci,.n, \,
con pressed air steam. hand OF oa 6oor Is,s
BroaOssyi i2l Eat tsth e. CoE a BAANDf
Tel l52-3sth
kvlu,rspn Ls,,sra see $50: 600. uUi
10 coo 81 prompt q. r. WeAthenord lld Nasssa
R0ou zoos Phone BeekpAn $3.50
MN YORK CARPET CLEANING woRkA
Oldest. iargesf Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN IRON OLD cARPErs
Price. Reasonable. send for CirrQlar
JsL tsg2-isys bDani tsf-ts3 Veal l.lb 81
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25

HUMIDITY.
sa m......s3 ?. m.,....S- y "'
Barometer Readings.
sam...300O l p. m....-o'So ?. - u. -
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25
Philadelphia Company.

The January earnings statement OF
the Philadelphia Company's oil and gas
department discloses gains in both
gross and net income over that month
In 1914, but earnings for the ten
months ended January 81 did not come
up to the figures reported in the year
preceding. Gross income for the month
was S90752O, an increase of S39,853,
and net earnings increased S3S,954, to
SGl2,461, while gross in the ten-month
period, which amounted to So,633,62O,
by a decrease of s3lO,891 in net. Com
bined earnings of the Consolidated
Gas Company of Pittsburgh, the Du-
quesne Light, the Pennsylvania Light
and Power, the Pittsburgh Railways
and the Beaver Valley Traction com
panies. subsidiaries of the Philadelphia
Company, amounted to .Sl,46l AS in
from 1914 Net revenue, however,
which totalled S567,790, was $77,539
greater than in January Of last year.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Genoa Fsb 22-Europs man. New York Vi,
Naples
Naples FEB 2i-Patha lFr). New York
Hull Feb 28-Aeppo (BD. New YORK
SAILED.
Copenhagen. Feb l5-lians Brose Dan). New
York
Perrambuco FEB 2i--Mlnn Csrses (BrsI) from
SantOsD, New YORK
Santos Feb 23-AmencGn. Neu York
Bermuda Feb e. $50 a m-Oeesna. New York.
shields Feb 24-Conrad Nohr (Norl. Philadeiphia
iietO (NOrl New York
Rotterdam. PED 23-RJulam Dutch. New York
PASSED
st Michaes. Feb 23-Msr Caspio tspsn). New
York for Malaga.
Brow Head. FEB Northern tBr). New YORK for
Hayre.
Dover Feb 2i-wieringen Dutch. New York for
Rotterdam
Lizard Feb % Niagara FRI, New York for HsVre.
Gibraltar Feb H-rhessalOnih lGreeh). New York
for PirPus
Prswle Point. Feb 2t-Frneisco tBr). New York
for Hull
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25
GEORGIA WANTS LOAN

Proposals will be received by Gov
ernor Slaton Of Georgia until noon on
March 10 for the purchase of all or any
part of s3,525 900 state refunding
bonds, to be dated July 1, 1915, and
maturing 100000 each year from 1885
10 1914, inclusive, with sl,525,OOo ma
turing on July !, l945.,
Bids are asked for bonds to bear 4
per cent interest, AZ per cent or Az
ner cent, and no bids Of less than par
will be considered. The proposed sale
ia 10 retire A. per cent bonds issued
Inv the state in 1885. Interim non-in-
terest bearing certificates will be is
sued at the request of purchasers, ex,,
changeable for defnitive bonds on and
after July /. Interest and principal OF
The new bonds will be payable in At
lanta and New York.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25

;2,';,; 70. T'. 80 30 81. $3.50 sheep. 100. So D.
W. H. Hum. - state lambs, 81 ID. 50: IS.
HOGS.
Receipts si,s head; one car on sale. M.rss,
hfm, good medium wclsht hoEs 81 80; pigs 20
country dressed hogs lover A. 81 alec
sale y Judd Co. 81 state hogs 10 10 aver
sFs y 80 per 100 \: rough. tie y.
= s'hd'''' state piEs % h. 81 IS.
Chicago. Feb. 2l-HoGs- Receipts. 2:ooo
strong bull 81 ;5ats s.. lisht So zoos IS
mitel - iedf9 70. heavy, S. l5at6 6j rough
s. liH't 80. pis', s. 759t6 %. CArTLE-Receipts
5000 strong native steers. s. s0ats 10: COWS and
heiier': 81 sos;i IS. osys, T@tlo 50, sIlEEp.
i5s, s. s5a,s ifSai iS%ib,. 's,i So SOC" TO- ''
steady. bult. !, 5sa i 90; 6..y. q 5Ssss 5sh
packers and butch.r', 50 sogts 50: lisht. s. .22S
hishsr prime 'sd steers. ,.sis 50. dressed ess,
81 IS. hefers sssn l5; stocksrs aud feeder. So 9
qE IS. bulls, s. 25ets 30; calves. 81 50S!l0 !
9 iS y,.!Il1f: b .3s a. a;t a;'h.H' ss .ssT %
s. Louis Feb. a.-HoGs- Receipts, 400
steady. pgs and lishu. s. jOa.s 90: mlIed and
butchers. s. 1903 20. good hcGvy. 81 T5ld so s.
tATTLE-Recepts. 500. steady. native hssf steers
- 8 =: cows and heifets s. 5o@S 25. T.Is' sne
sal'n i;.er t '5S s satr .Rd Gsiti. s
Z 800 higher. native mutton.. 80 Ijsf IS: lambs
s. 55at9 40, ysaLinss, Eais2s
EAst Buffalo. Feb .2l.--CATrLE steady. yEALs
-Receipts. 100. active. tlail5. Hoes Receipts
1000 actiye hesyy. Nsr mi,sd. 81 iSaS, 81
y tp!s' 9S .s SO az, ' Skt T iN6 MI ARs ,GTs .cy 1
lambs. s5a 50 70 yelrinn. s5ats IS; vether,. s. 9
s. 30. ewes. - 50@f. sheep. miIed. 81 i59f 10.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25
Third Avenue.

The Third Avenue Railway system,
in its report for January, shows a de-
crease OF $500 in gross operating
revenue, which amounted TO S872, 1854,
but net income, after expenses, which
were lowered S26,4s4, was Sl7,975
greater than FOR the same month in
1914. After including other income
and payment Of taxes there remained
a total income of S24O,7lO, a gain OF
s26,s49. Surplus after interest charges,
sinking fund requirements, etc, was
S2s,l3S, S26,499 more than was report
ed In the preceding year. Operating
revenue for the seven months ended
January 81 was s6,474,476, decline
Of S60,06l, while net earnings de-
creased SS4,259, 10 $2,4i0,90S, and sur
plus showed a loss Of 4,l90.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25
BILLIARD PRODUCES BOOKS

John L. Billiard was presented before
Judge Neterer in the Federal District
Court yesterday afternoon for. con
tempt. but purged himself Of the
charge. The former head Of the Billiard
Company, Meriden, Conn, refused 10
produce books and papers needed by
the federal grand jury in the, inquiry
now being conducted into the New
York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Company's affairs.
nnnas. explained Frank NJ. Swacker,
Assistant United States Attorney Gen
eral' 10 find the whereabouts of the
documentary evidence desired by the
grand jury. -, a., ,,Ln..
Bilard was purged of the contempt.
The grand jury is still proceeding with
the secret investigation.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25
Seller 2Os" Increase.

Not every seller 20" bond transac-
tion represents liquidation from Eu-
rope. but the fact that the bonds of
roads which were constructed largely
With European. and particularly with
German, capital are those in which
these transactions are occurring most
frequently, is held 20 be significant
enough. Yesterday, for instance, no
less than l30 Northern Pacific As. and
forty-two of the 3s changed hands on
these contracts. and there was consid-
ersble selling of this kind in Central
Pacific first Is and 3izs. Other bonds
made noticeable y the same feature
were Oregon & California first 5s, Lake
Shore As of 1881 and Louisville e.
Nashville and ST. Louis IS. to name
only few.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25
NEW YORK PRICES
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Nav W"ea' e.a''......,la H647s 81 e2H 81 s39, 81 81
July ........ 3Gt ! 3Ib 5GA 5'H
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25
WORK WANTED

Male.
CHAUFFEUR.-Mcchs careful. private driver
best city and county references; eight years per-
.ov ii reference. of last employer, giving up account
OF death J. r.. 203 East Goth a.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS of the World

psTnss. Phfsdslphi.. 10 the Cyds Sc Co. with
mfss. Quarantine. p m
Apache. Jacksonville February 81 and Charleston
22. N the CBdc - 90. with passengers and mdse.
Quarantine. 70 m.
Madison. Newport News ard Norfolk 10 the Old
Dominion Sc Go. Nth passengsp ard nndss. Quar-.
sntine g7Z N
& Co ir ballast Quarantine oSz u.
Henrik N0rI. CCDellageu January 20. 70 Bsn-
han a B0yssfn in hsI,ss' Bar ! 20 70.
SANDY Hook y J. Feb . $50 ? m-Wnd tyuth
moderate breeze cloudy moderate sea
SAILED.
Steamers NorEenns tBrl. Havsn, Cothild.
CunsO tNor). Port Antonio Nieldrech Dutch,
Rotterdam. BayuU, Tanplc0: CsrseGs, san Juan
Slonus. New orleans. M1nchaha iBrl. London
A,apahOs. Charleston srl JtcnonTile: Concho.
Galveston Ponce Ponec5 Hsnilton. Norfolk and
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. February "a. 1915.
CpAIn

WTFAT-The market experienced an upturn ~
4i&aJ cents hushel OIL more confident bu}hS
as well as covering prompted by less uneasineSs
over the shipping situation and reports that naval
operations against the Dardaneles have been
checked by uufavorAbie weather Exporters we're
four governments. and sales we're estimated a.
fully q million bushels. The advance attracted SUI o.
ncent profit taking 70 cause partial reaction and
Al the cose values we're 2Ag3 cents net higher
Steamship men said that while freight rates were
Very high there was still freight room available "
shippers would pGy the rates asked. and there
seemed 10 be no hesitation about sending vessels
10 sea a. war risks were obtsinabe At no Appre-
ciable increase over the rates prevailing Al ihe
close Of last week "BradStreet's' worlds visible
showed a decrease Of 900 bushels compared
with decrease Of 9ii 600 last year. Local cAsl
No ned winter wheat was quoted az ~ o2 ana
No hard winter Al 81 SO. all rail. Z track
No ! Northern Duluth. 81 ~, and No J N9T'Hgih
Manitoba 81 6Ja, Buffalo. COHN as
nrmer Will a more active demand. but the advance
was due largely TO the strength In wheat. Liverpool
market was lower owing 10 pressure Of second hahd
Plate offerings. and ''Bradstreets visible showed
an increase for the week ~ 1862 OOO bringing me
totaI 70 l57al 900 bushels. compared with 20.
77g 900 last year Local cash No yellow corn
was quoted al Hkc G ! to arrive. oA AISmine
market was firm and higher. on an active coininle-
sion house demand prompted by continued de-
maud from Europe export sales being estimated az
about 800 900 bushels BTadsireeIs visible
sboVcd decrease OF $50. 900 bushels. compared
win decrease or 4S6 900 last year. Local cash
market steady; standard. 6Sc;, No ? s5'zc; No -
s2hc. No :. chs fancy clipped 6SS o'' iRST STei-
Cuiet. 20 : Western, 81 a. ! I New YORK
RARLEY-Easy. feeding. SOC. New horrS :
mailing $50 9Jc. Buralo. BuCh"hEAI
Dull prime state, 81 p.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25
New Leather Directors.

At the annual meeting Of the Central
Leather Company yesterday w. S. Hoyt
and W. G. Horton were elected d.
rectors TO succeed Robert T.. Paine and
S. p. Davidge. Mr.. Hoyt was also made
member Of the executive committee
in place Of Mr.. Paine. The following
resolution, offered by G. NJ. Bergstres-
ser, was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the stockholders in
meeting assembled express their graf.
ifcation az the excellent showing OF
the annual report and express their
thanks TO the directors and officers of
the company"
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Charsrins was active. including many ..i1ni , ,s.
stb !. .ood demand and tonnage scAre. Quots-
lions to Liverpool, lid: London; l;d hgll t5:i g+:d
April; cotton to Li'erool per IoO Io' ooS. ~ 20
Ho5d,auI. p. M.rrh-April BI steamer. ~ goo az
rain. Atlantic rance 70 = ltAly. 10. trd; APtn
,i.,risr SS 900 an same March: y, steamer. 2s
900 ors grain. Gulf TO Italy us 9ds pty,np.. oa
sr,in Gun 10 Lisbon. les 81. option Pireus, 10
March April Am steamer ISIS tons cotton srsa 90
~ ,ssoei petroleum.. New York 10 Lisbon. .. psf
round bb prompt bark. s29 tons eo, PHi.asphs @ iN.
70 Cadil s. rs, prompt sehogilsf l'to ,o' Soa
SIaes ,nd qus6rsoho wood. p e. March .,hoonsi
40 Ons coal, Baltimore 70 the hl,et =, fto - =
-. Ssi So prompt schooner, 2se ious lur,os.
Cuf to the River Plate. i7l and b,ss 70 sr'nr
~. ions coal NsWpon Ness 70 san Juan. ~
81 ,O schooner i,o5t tons coal bA.inoie ,,. W -,
City D [; Schooner. 5is tons lunioei 'ANA,0'A'' "
Nss Yofk 81 an and tosasss
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25
ARRIVED.

Mafavel (Br). Trinidad February II and Grenada
Il Ia the Trinidad shipping q Trading 90, WIN
passengers mails and mdse. Bar $50 IN
AIna (Nor). Natsnzas February IL 10 hssIet
Bros with sugar. n. 49,,
February is to the United Fruit Co, with Two
Messengers aud Tndse Bar. a m.
Alderney (Nor). Csrdeuas February - shd
Matsnzas H. to the Munson IS Line with sugar
stampaiia utsiJ, Genoa February o., Naples 10
and Palermo H. 10 fairfield. Solsri Go, WIN
10 nrst and l24 second cabin aud go steerase pas
sengers, mails and mdse. Bar. m nj,
Msr-Cor utaD, Leghon January y and fa91mo
30, 10 Simpson, Spence Young. with Nose pa''
Korona (Br). Demerara February u. Barbados
&, Lucia ~ Martinique and Dominica -, Guade.
ioupe Antigua and st KITS 10. - Crqix az snu ;.
Thomas II. 10 T. Outeruridse 4 GO; win ~ pas
senzers mails and nIdse Bar 1880 a M 90 ,
N cid New Orleans February 10. 70 tne ooutn
erp Pacinc Co with mdse. Quarantine, IL 30 a m;
Nea Helas (GreeO. Piieus January 20 10 y
A Galanos in ballast Bar. 1880 a IN. c.
Luckenbach. San Francisco February l. Nah
Pedro Balboa Is and Cristobal IL. to the LucSeh-
bach IS Co. with four passengers ana ruse' Da"
RSysi Sceptre (Br) Santos January 92 snd 81
Lucia February y. 10 simpson. Spence & Young
GaIyeston CNorl, Santiago February Il ana
Guantanamo Is. 20 Bennett. HVosef CO. WIN
sugar Bar. a m. 9, A., e.,,,.,,
N Sol Galveston February Is. 10 the southern
paciac 90 with mdse. Quarantine 1928 m
Aragon Georgetown February 20, 10 the Atlahuss
Coast Lumber Co. with lumber. Quarantine
8 nj.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25
War Risk Bureau Hard Hit.

With the sinking Of the Carib, the
governments war risk bureau saw the
!Gst Of its profits disappear, the losses
paid now having absorbed all the pre-
niums received. To meet the situation
there was conference last night, and
it was reported that new rates would
be announced by the bureau to-day.
Marine underwriters, who have been
watching tlc experiment, smiled some
What crimly last night when they were
reckoning up the government bureaus
POSITION. and hinted openly that before
/, got through with its work it would
lave IL hands full
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25
Boston Edison Electric.

Stockholders Of the Edison Electric
Illuminating Company Of Boston at a
specisl meeting yesterday authorized
the board Of directors 10 request per
mission from the board Of gas and
electric light commissioners to issue
20,4S0 shares of additional capital
stock, and the money obtained from
the sale of this stock TO be used in
financing improvements and additions
10 the company's property. The petit
tion was Immediately presented TO the
commission, and another meeting Of
shareholders will be held on March "a
10 approve such increase in the stock
as may be granted by the gas and cleo
trio light board.
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

The International Railway Company,
of Buffalo, has sold 10 Harris, Forbes &
Co, 100000 refunding and improve
ment ffty-year 3 per cent bonds, dated
November 1, 1912, which are being
offered at q2x and interest. These
bonds are part Of an authorized issue
Of SEQ 900, 600, of which Sll,672,50O are
reserved TO retire divisional bonds.
The total funded debt outstanding IS
s22 ,o92,5O0, in addition TO sl6,92O,5oO
capital stock outstanding. The com
psny owns and operates the street
railway system in Buffalo and also
owns and operates the electric lines
connecting Buffalo with Niagara Falls,
Lockport, North Tonawanda and Tona-
wanda
New-York tribune., 1915-02-25

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