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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-26
HEAVY REALIZING
SENDS COTTON OFF
Sharp Advance on Ginning Fig.
ures Is Followed by Break
of So a Bale.

A sharp advance followed the publ
cation Of the census ginning figures az
the opening OF the cotton market, but
met very heavy realizing, under which
prices soon weakened with the active
months breaking about So per bale from
the early high level, and closing easy
at net decline of Is TO % points.
January contracts sold at l2.72c on the
early advance and as low as 1889 on
the late decline, making new low ground
for the movement and decline OF
nearly 90 points from the high level
reached shortly after the publication OF
the governments October bureau re-
port.
The census report. showing 5,7l3.3t7
bales ginned TO October l8 this year,
against 1921 .5Sl last year and $780,
OCT In the small crop year Of 1909, was
Just about in line with bullish predic-
tions. The figures seemed 10 bring. IN
some rebuying by old longs as wei as
considerable covering of shorts, but
after opening at n net advance OF TO
10 points and selling Il to 81 points
net higher tn. market weakened under
heavy general realizing, Southern and
local selling. \ quick Drcak OF ABOUT
30 points was followed by rallies Of
10 or ~ points during the middle Of
the day, but the market soon weakened
again, reaching the low point in the late
trading, when active months showed
net losses of from % to rs poins.
The main factors discussed on the
afternoon break were the unsettled rul-
ing Of sterling exchange and run.ors
taat exporters were selling hedges
against cotton which they found il out
Of the question TO ship under prevail
ing conditions. The character Of the
selling created an Impression in some
circles that former prominent bulls had
taken The short side of the market and
were selling again on the decline
Southern spot markets as officially
reported were unchanged to Is points
lower. Galveston showed decline Of
10 points and Houston was Is points
lower. while Memphis reported a de-
cline Of II points. Other markets we're
generally unchanged Exports for
the day were 20,735 bales, making l.
179,4Sl so far this season.
Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-26
DAY Of Non.Dlyidend PAYERS.

y a Characteristic Of the times that
esh-dlyidend paying stocks are in the
rtaiest favor a dividend-payer'
'snge Of fuctuation is limited. To buy
,'eh an issue. as many spectators see
y Is merely 90 limit ones profits. The
n'et without o dividend, on the other
hnc' has no roof 20 bump It's head
Esinsl but The sky. IL is like balloon
more Ike 10 than is generally meant
=, ~ can soar freely where the work
way dividend-bearer is anchored 70
are. The latter. tagged with, say, a
eer cent dividend. is cheap at 80.
.,us Il yields l-3 per cent. Is "rea-
.aaele' AZ par. where II yields . per
VI tu, begins 70 be slsrmingly dear
m,sh II touches III, where IL yields
"a Der cent But the dividendless
'ees car sell anywhere. Prospects
=. It's mainstay. and the more hot air
~s'e Is IN them the higher the balloon
.s s"' Even when there is a reason
We eSpeetation Of q dividend 20 come
''osk viii 80 far beyond discounting
80 long as stock chooses 20 act
~. balloon. however. IL Is reasonably
Those vehicles have a way OF de
ssaehg much more gradually than
rose. IL is when u behaves as
.tyroeset that the sequel becomes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-26
REV YORK PRICES.

N''te east. No Western. ,Io' CT New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-26
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

c. =, Second c, Lieut. DEXTER G, RIMsEY, 9Th
lriYTYaE. IN 20 20 Isl F. ' S 1 e.Oi s hAy
bryiIr S,i iHilHS pS 4Sb%lk!' !. q
3iI.E. az. MAcYAB ii.h 70 ss,h NJ
firsi Lieut. THOMAS 4 RorfwEIL y" III 10 10
a. a.. Fiji Lieut. GEORGE l. C0NyERsE
Cana sl 70 l.th M EsI G tT.Y' G. PsIsiER
mr.. to 18Th M.
Jan I e., Leut, EDGAR 4 sTApDEN. 18th
n y N;ti. 5th 10 Isl , \ capt. CHARLES
Ja" ssSSd LIE Leui to- s ii5 ~ co1ot11r
Jan. 2i--second Lieut. john R. BAXTER llh 70
Fele Capt DENNIS H. cURRIE. 5m to is,
ism Inf' CAPT WiRhEN 66EtVVV V an to- 10 s, 70
SsS w - bfSh d6E ANNN22f 5 is 70 to sS
Capt WILLIAM H. PANE ID to Ijth Ca,
f fi. e9TIi STEtd BALE i liiS iai r,
l,th cas Fist Lieut. ARTHUR H. WILSON,
IIIi-r12 , FR q" seeond Lieut.; HAROLD G.
Iad z sis 10 ,5 Wn g, C Second Lieut. JOHN N
F-l l>-c.cald Lieut. DANIEL &. MURPHY.
Feb' .ie-csD,. LEONARD J. MYGArr. f,h to 18th
Fe5 2i-c.D, La vERGNE l. GREGG. Int. to
Jan zJ-Firsi Lieut. EDGAR 9. MILLER Inf u
-3ih ~ Second Lieut.. PATRICK J HURLEY.
Jan so-.Ml CHARLES CRAWFORD. Int. to
Second Lieut.. JOHN b BROOKS. 10Th Cav At.
iachei 20 aviation section o, sigma Corps a. an
i'isiion student. 10 signal Corps Aviation school
Lave o. Absence First Lieut. THOMAS J. CECIL.
sa.s esssr ~ 81 ' II, q Lls .:ls R ',1
CHARLES r. ALLEY. G 4, two months month, nom rn,
Dec :. MAJ LLlGH = FULLER. Nsi Corps'
leave extended fwel,y-ous dAys
Com. D ~ WOOD. detached command Petrol. 70
Com. p \. oLMsTRAD. detached command suh.
cor ,.'ls = n hInik, ~ N ,s,..,..,.
Li,g ERNST FaifpRicR' ''d ds'aeh,a Ar..n.n
Lirg, % O. 0 STRICKLAND. placed on re.
sas 2 Grove 2 an, hospital xOrron
A,i.t, station =, D,c.1S, r. ,r,l., sr'd 'n' to
Stis CASTRO 10 uarh hospital.
ss,s WESTON. NJ R c. TO marin.
Pa ROSE. PLACED on retired list, 10
A Py p BARBER. detained P,duc,h. 10
s..e aeagur n,c ~ si oftsrs Portsmouth
On Mach 4 BIRD. detached cav yard.
On. M.eh. cIAaLFs DUNE detached Wyoming:
70 na1y ysri y
MOVEMENT
ARRIVED
Oct. ?2-Hsctor al Vera Cruz. Glacier AZ roo,o-
uampo Mas. A. ssf Ffalrisro
or .a-Aa's Al Mar Bland Pfr'eus Al Naya.
sih r Irgitun ,ae ms. at san Pedro, Amrnen
AMI Irppf. a. b1sfcl hslsuAa Nfe lofs 49,
Rhode Island a. Hsmptoa Roads
Oct -i-Juftfe!. a. Norfolk san DIEGO A. 1.
Par Cyclogs Al sswAis Point Culsoa a. Toup-
ELsFlll. '
SAILED
OF 23-MlS Ssn Frarciro for Nsre Island
Pruteusi Nasnsh for Oiongapc. Trurtun. san
Diego Tor Sal Pedro AMlt. and Tngyc Nfs.
Tort Tor boston iatutent Norfolk Tor Port au-
Prince. Prairie. Norfolk Tor Port ROYAL C,rions
J for Hampton Road, Jupiter Annsroli. ior
Norfolk SAT Diego Topoiobanpo f1r la Pak
OF -i-Slacef. Topolobampo 'of Ia Par. New
lofs sEd Rhode bland. n.mptoa Roads for
southern iIil srounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-26

erations under the terms OF that act
without mourning heavy losses. Fig
ures prepared by chartered account
ants show that the act would increase
the expenses Of its transpacifc fleet
as TO wages and feeding crews. alone,
By s640.s05 per annum. Other pro
visions OF the act relating 20 lifeboat
crews and 20 the Central America line
would swell this amount.
"The abnormally large surplus IN
1915, due to higher rates following the
withdrawal Of Canadian Pacific and
Japanese steamers in consequence OF
the European war, would not suihce
to meet the increase IN wages ana
feeding expenses only that the act
will demand"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-26
Good Money Follows Bad.

...asfs Is period in every big specu-
ssn when good money begins TO be
,sh after bad. Just now there are
,,etous evidences Of H. Many is the
=. ~here the modest ventures Of a
n gonths ago have been inflated out
A., a. recognition. The man who had
as9ssnc dollars 10 risk and who toll
i vi mat he would limit his dealings
- '0ess TO that. whether he won Or
A.. typical Stake and winnings
N sun on the table, or what is left
as stake Is there. supplemented BY
h,srlhgs from his savings or from
x.mrSends. IL is not making money In
4. =" oFest that is difficult; il is taking
~ money home. The fault is no,
VI .ieVon's, but the spectators. 10
i mrte times. or twice. or even once.
~" NE casual Spectator 10 lay .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-26

peeeir,s 500 cssts Ar-;tas coriinu. ish, snt
,hers is , d~,Ils shortage m 'efy hlst guauci %
t,ssh .sfiefrf ,ioek. ih- demand tots'ef u dm.
"a Ir.st .afhrrci er,ras dozen. 30 fsle. era
fr.,s s4asir f~ts 1850 seco. Is. .9s 70
,hird, and poorsr llg-ic. dirtie' ~ l. al =
f3hc No ! and poorer. 4sa-!e; she,s. scl 20
eboie. dr. zee .ic. GUS and Inferior. l5f lse
rrfrissrs,of specIa! msrks. fsncJ. 4tc. ass ~
ss;,e seconds . a24e. thirds % poofti tof-.se .
stats Prnnsyivasis and nssfuJ hthhro rE.is'
fne 20 fsncy. 52a55c. ordnhU 70 sosd ICY
gathered whites a. 10 size snf qu,Ay' so4o.i
Western ssfhered whites. 33e4oe sac fehrl
,snia and rearby. hennery bfvsrs sse tyc s-tn-
cred brUsn and mired coioFs. 2sssIe; nesfu rs-
fnssrstor whites. q s3ec.
NAY AND STRAW.
Market continues steady 70 arm on SOUND Hoex
% al ands o. which there Is sefJ imiieu euer
iug There Il a considerable surplus o. uAhat.i
All hcAv clover uired bag al most ltrM.na po'It,
which i s.mGsi impossible o. SCI we sra"
steady HAY lafgc baled 'im1iiy' 20 l. pc, ,en
i.ftf-t. 40 Oh No e fl,st-s, sMpfNs tltd
81 90 srafs hp tTltis. isny H:h cle'rf
mixed s. HfZi- hNE SiAAW, No l. Wv tN.i
baies about !i.s0e s! under large
FRESH FRUITS.
Apples IN liberal supply. bg. fairly active a, =
,sed prices Pears firm for best F.lrs suiaii
liberal Cuinces steady Grapes IN b.iief dsmani
and higher. APPLIES, Mcintosh tbl u .eeN "
Mof Hiser. ,-'oati50. jonathan, t.gt.!
YORK lmrenn f-'odfsto. Wta.lJ taN
SNOW $50 50 Twenty ounce. '.f'. southern.
misti sorts. i4N Greenlns tgt1s kins
tSt.Is. Northern spy. Sl.so3S.Is. bIdvins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-26

foundation for confidence that one
can win always. To lose. after that. is
merely 90 make an svoidable mistake.
No one need make the same mistake
twice that is proved By the fact that
plenty Of persons make mistakes by
the score. with never o ddplicat on. il
is pity that the wisdom Of one Of
Wall Streets few words Of advice is
not more generally understood. "Let
The other fellow make a dollar SAYS
the seasoned trader.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-26

s. ,osfgfs: Iiu'barl'on. iiffa 3, ~: Ben ps't
i-ss Black B,n. s. -o4il 20 M3 fii..n " -
as q cui'srt SLICES. q, C9il.ns 81 s9at.
81 i'atl so Winter Hansna 'if5hN 81 Ron,
Beau'Y. s. s0ai2 Nrvtnfu Pilpin. 10Y y. .
w'rs-4a s. s;ati IS. Grme.'s Golden. Natl %.
PEARS. llsrusit. bbi t2atslo hsst i5r. 7,erfel.
bll 'ifis b~uIre nosc hi. 81" s. p, .b.h,,
sbeIion sgtl ifopeu i2as, Lakrenre 8 .er
8 l5 r. ceu'e 81 ~ 81. hierer, 81 ~ >.
l.N. p si5c. OUNCES lhI i5e@ ~ 3.
bi nss "t b,s 7!rasia- q, 'ta.f, S,h. 5si'e.
TLUMS s lb bsti. i5a -5r. rRtNES s Do l.sl
.oa 2'c. GRAPES state. Del ease. $50 iic. While
% hsht l5aisc. lei. 90 10 hskt. 3oat5c. white
% 70 hshf 3jaEc. black 10a i1c; De- in trass
ton. tlin'75. white. $500 $50 black fa..i..Htll
S. E,iiy naik i's,s5o. er,..e. > ,9at s..
pint &c. MUsKMEL0Ss Col. PINK meats u.r
ha' case. 3ta7jr ORANGEs. Cal b,r. .l6ii5o.
Jamaica s. so s. 20. Porto Rico 81 81 t' .
ghArEFhr a.. Fla. boI. s. 5oa{5 90 cuban.
Nassau. s. ssifi25 San Pedro. 81 iOe s. 30.
htoCADo FEARS. Fla crate. Siase; PiNEAP.
tLIS. Porto Rico Red spanish. crate. SlI3N
81 %. Cuban 81 ioaH
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.
Potatoes 30 large accumulation and barely STEADY
sNeri potatoes higher onions in heavy supply.
glsiy poor and prices JOS and ir-esu ar. POrA-
Wt,as, I iSnf l,,na ~ or 5as 2io9Nai; ..
8 a. s'sts and Western $50 ihs ii0t2 q has
-. jersey. round. has 81 TTat2. long 81 fit
y y; southern. DBL. t.tDaSi - svesis South
EN- Dbl s. 2-at g.. bstf. 20Hf0r. sweets Jersey.
hbi 81 soaS-. bskt ioa S-c. BEANS. nearby. vly.
nsN o. tas 45resl green 25ce 81 Va wat. BY
q -. M Fu lsf, s0c@tl2r Eat green
N . Hlc. va. 1n $50. = g. green CSC. cranberry
q 81 . Ia.sn. tl@Si25 BDErS. nearIy. ~
twtl 20 tARRpTS. reafby thl 90 beg itc9 - .
CphN. Jersey. per 100 tO-aSi. CrCt MnFWS
bss'l 'ocaSl IS hbl. slasl hoihopse Dr.
ittafl %. CAnBAGEs. Danish Soei ton. tfdiS
l.ne.ilg SO 81. bbl. 5Oc red 75crSl. CAUl'-
lans ut sea 50 crate. torH9i 70. ClllCDRY.
hsE. l3csN CELERY. ste'e and Jersey hurch.
loe BE. standard crate. ti1$2. EGGPLANTS
Jersey. Dol. slaS2 hskt sfcHS 81 70. Iia uor.
t.al1. HokSEKADfSH. loo hs .jt0GiG 90.
III. q. state. d0z crate -r-c 81. dlz cra''.
:,.@i5c, bskt lj@eo-: Jcr-sy. i'z crate. 1ir1
81 nearby. bbi 90 81 hskt o. ior. Baltimore.
hsr. . q 4ec. LIMA BEANS. bsst. tI@s2. hay
ilrg 81 20, MUSHROOMS tsk' sl0i2 30.
ONIONS. white crate or tskt 9 at2 yellow. 90
9t! red. ~ GItc. Conn VALLEY }e.i1w. iag 81 -
az " si1'e aud Western. rel. bar. 7nc@Sl 20.
yellow. WcSfllj. Ca AMI Co. yellow. bag 81 y
~. okRA. Pa carrier. s. 'nas1. bAf, s28
5! 30. PEAS ". large per large h7tf. 8 500
= :. .man s2@f7 small. per snail lsk'. 81 . ?
drum, tqs8. PARsNIPs Dbl. Si6sl21. PUMP
kiNS. hhL aod75c PEPrERS. cheese. bbl 81 ~
Hf25o huh and louS j0-a 81 20. ROMANO J,St
or Tsfe 2ia75c. RADlSnrS per 100 bun-hg.
2@50c. bskt. So9eor. SFGNACH. h5k'. 2iaSGr.
hll. 50cat SQUASH. Hubbard Dbl 81 8sl25.
marrow. 7st@N. TuRNlrS white. bhl. sldtl p
ta,sesssa; ~ or bas terasl TOMATOES. rne.
dollhouse. 10 10 bsk;. Sl.s0Gs2: NATERCREss -.
100 punches. T5cdtl -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-26

The local market Tor spot cotton was quie, and
10 points lower a, IL Sc for m.ddlns upland
No sales. del -erei on contract LOO bales
southern spot markets wsrg iecsFaphsl ~ foil ss'
Charleston nominal AM unchanged II l2c, no saies.
baltimore nominal ami UNCHANGED AZ latc. 10
salss Augurs steady ani unchsqrsd ~ 4 So
sales 1871 balcB -. Louis steady and unchsnsed
a.. 1.4c. no sales Little Rock steady and nm
changed a. Il 32c. no sales. New ORLEANS quist aud
unchanged At l2c. sales, 1878 bales Galres'oU
cute, hui steady snd 10 points lower A. - 20
ale, 900 bales Mobile stfsdy fni unchanged a.
So. sales q ba'es ssraluah quiet and nm
DANCED @ nc. sales % bs.es Wilmington nom
mai Memphis steady AID IL ponis l0ver a.
u l3e: sales. $50 ba o. Houston steady snd |
y0'n's inyer at r. lOc. ssles. 1858 bales.
E'ccns a. 'fe ports and Interior p0inis. With
compar ions. follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-26

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. TO satisfy which the above de.
scrlbed property Is 90 be sold. Is Seven
thou-nnd three hundred thirty mine 30fl00
dollars (tT 33s 50) with Interest thereon
from the nth day OF October 1913. to-
cether with the costs and allowance
amounting TO Three hundred nine f0fig0
Der 49, 1918 together with the expenses
81 the sale The approximate amount Of
the taxes. assessments and water rates
or other liens. which are 10 be allowed 10
the purchaser out OF ;he purchase money.
nine'y-nve 3oiioo dollars t2sSi md IN
terest
Dated, New York. October 81, 1918.
CHARLES o. NAAa, Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-26
To Vote on Drug Merger.

The directors of the Riker-Hegeman
Company yesterday called a meeting of
stockholders for December TO pass
upon the proposed consolidation with
the United Drug Company. Under the
plan the Riker-Ilegeman interests come
into the merged company on the same
basis as shareholders Of the United
Drug Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-26
More Gold from London.

The Guaranty Trust Company yes
terday deposited s2,500.o00 in British
sovereigns received from London on
the st. Paul Sunday. There was also
deposited $4,000 by the Canadian
Bank Of Commerce. II is expected that
shipments rom Canada will De re-
sumed to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-26
PROVISIONS.

Hog products were steady early in the day orins
20 trmncss iu the hog position. hat developed an
easier tone under renewed selling through commits
sion houses Receipts OF hogs al Chicago were 49,
600. estimated fcr Tuesday 1900. Kansas city
mess 'l7atl150. family ST 5oat23. short clear
SIS 50a 81 to. BEEF -,lui.: mess. $40 i0asiI;
family SlsaSfq go. packet SIC j0Nti7; extra In
Ola mess $3.50 go. DRESSED HOGS-Easl,r;
lscons lli.c $50 90. ll.se. no ID. HE: 40 ID.
da no b. Hc. IL ~ ~ /, h. is su pi picked
hans steady Haaljc TAILOw-S,eady. speci,
ST.. Ib. 1isc. county 1a-i3c. LARD--Eay f:
refined lard easy Continent lO{oc. South America.
DO zoe. Bra 81 legs u SOC. compound steady. 81.
rlGi.c sTEAHfNE-T im; oIc0. ia "a llikc. city
IauI -fes~irr. He
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-26
HOME INDEMNITY COMPANY.

Pursuant TO Section II Of the Insurance.
Law Of the state Of New York. We. the
undersigned. all being natural persons u full
age and al least two-thircs Of us citizens
OF the United states. and at least one Of us
a resident OF the state ~ New YORK, DO
hereby declare and publish notice Of our 10
tsntion TO form = domestic stock insurance
corporation to transact the business OF rde,-
ity and surety insurance as authorized under
subdivision 4 OF section 70 Of the Insurance
Law The name OF the proposed corporation
il HOME INDEMNITY COMPANY The
amount OF its capital stock IA to b Two
Hundred and Fifty thousand tt1So.oee)
Dollars ana ats surplus Two Hundred ana
FIfty thousand tt2s6.ooo) Dollars additional.
The principal and home once OF the corpora.
ton l. TO be located IN the Borough OF Man.
haitian. City. County and State OF New Yors.
Dated. New York. September 2sth, 1918
GEORGE c CABELL. CLARENCE 3.
NErrLEs. JOS = WARD. a ID.
BONN. A KENNEDY CHILD, GUS
TAy KCNPERT. CHARLES PErRAs.
8 C HoRwARTH, ALFRED J.
WOLFF. A BoAMEi- n LEM.
BREcH. C. HERRfoRrH. JOSEPH
SHNK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-26
SURROGATE's NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Orable John 4 COhalan. a Surrogate Of
the County q New York. notice - hereby
given 10 all persona having claims against
Elizabeth FuiliCk. late OF the County Of
New York, deceased. 10 present the ssms
With vouchers thereof 10 the subscrlbsrs
at their place Of transacting bu..aesa
Room 1905. No 100 broadway. Manhattan
In The City OF New York on or before the
I6th day OF November next
Dated. New York. the teth day OF May
1918 ALEXANDER BROvCH.
EDWARD ( nrAve ar, En,
WILLIAM COLDSrIckER, Atty for IN.
ssxtsTA 400 BgeAaUSS. NAn x>AAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-26
CHICAGO PRICES.


Flour very quiet. with nttle available for
quick delivery, owing 20 the coug stel freight con-
large contracts ahead TIE following prices 90
wood are quoted Oh The Now YORK Produce EI
s. 100 t.2i. u'Lfer patents. s5fjai5.6a. Eiurr
sfrsicits $3.50 s. A. extra No ! winters. 81 5jd
~ ext, 20 eg yin ter "95sH ~ h'l's'
ll.. lots S6.a55s6S5 BICKWuEAT FLotIg-
Market duu. SIS comma. pcr 100 %. RYE
10 fancy - 9.t g.. CORNNlEAIl-Fssy kilr dried.
s. 20 BAG tlLAI.-hssg Iiue white snd yellow.
hulk t22 30. ilU-.h sacks s.37-. -four middHinss
100. ib sacks $50. hcau m.aiIIgs do $3.50. rel
bran. ig0-lb s4cfs S2-1tgt-s 10. STANDARD mid. .
dlAgs DO 81 - -four mili ings DO 81 10. rel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-26

That the whole is considerably less
nan ihe sum Of us parts is a doctrine
nat Wal Street has hOr it's own. -
nAses poss BILE such transact. on as
Secured r....rHar .n fhc curb market.
sshen City shares Of q new Bethlehem
See stock which may or may not be
created char rol hands az SIS a share.
a the only suggestion that has been
Eaee with ference 20 new Bethle-
ZEN Steei stock comprehends reducing
re par value of the shares TO SO and
g''ng ten now certificates for one of
ne outstanding issue, Yesterdays sale
vas more in the atmosphere Of propne-
y lhan Of finance Seven hundred and
my dollar q share Is awesome. even
10Y Bethlehem Steel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-26
Shipbuilding Earnings Drop.

The American Shipbuilding Company,
in ia report for the fiscal year ended
June 80, 1915. showed net earnings of
Sl75,770, compared with s7l2.06l for
the previous year. The balance before
dividends was $5,40G. loss Of $273. 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-26
SUGAR rUTUREs

Futures opened duh sni macti1c. Ia points
lower vith ssi., ou ihr csh 100 tons Trading
crrlug ibe ni1lia session continued light az un.
tharFsf prices The ueakncss shown IN the' SPOT
ffie trade tu}ing az the ciOee sent prices 1p
fau points nu' ih. volume " business az SINAI.
Tho market closei me- unchanged % decline o.
points sales. 500 tons Range u prices
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Cheese Up a Quarter of q Cent.

Utica, n. Y, Oct. pa quarter Of a
cent advance in the price of cheese was
the result of the comparatively few
sales on the Utica Dairy Board Of
Trade to-day. The total sales amounted
TO thirty-three lots, Of 1900 boxes, at
IA cents. Butter-For,y-fve tubs sold
at 281s cents pound.
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Cotton ESchsnre special Liverpool cables spo;
cotton Pair business doug; -aIes 10 900 bales.
spo Hiis'lnl and eypuri ZOO; American 1000. i'm
god Futures Orancd gm'st unchanged 10 | point
over; closed quiet Ynchsrs gel - points higher
ruay. 7OTKd. March April. .osisd. Nav June.
z 0sd July August. oihd Manchsser-Ysrns
quiet and arm. cloths. fair business doing
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PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of Various
Corporations.

corporations.
Operating income of the Twin City
Rapid Transit Company for Septem-
Der, while showing fair improvement
In gross compared with that month
in 1914, made a small decline in net
as well as In the nine-month period
ended September so. Total earnings
for the month amounted 10 SSl6.124.
an increase of Sl2.629, and net income
after expenses decreased S1S.42S 20
S313.555. Surplus earnings after in
terest charges were also lower than
in the preceding year, declining
from S205,391 90 $751; ,608. Statement
Of income for the nine-mOnth period
gives gross revenues OF S6,99GA2G.
gain of S59,5s7 over the corresponding
months Of last year, while net earn
ings, amounting to s2,465,034, were
Sl55,505 less than those reported in
1914. and surplus after interest
charges was Sl,272,360, loss OF
SlS1,46s.
Associated Gas and Electric.
Gross earnings from the electric and
gas DEPARTMENTS OF the Associated Gas
and Electric Company, together with
miscellaneous revenues, for Septem-
Der, totalled s54.672, an increase OF
4.Ga per cent over that month In 1914,
and net earnings after expenses and
taxes. amounting TO s239i0, were near
" 25 per cent greater than year ago.
After payment Of interest charges on
the first mortgage bonds, etc, and al
lowing for dividends on the preferred
stock, the balance Of surplus available
was 1886, which compares with
deficit of 81 1896 in the year preceding.
Great Western Power.
The comparative income account OF
the Great Western Power Company
the California Electric Generating
Company and the City Electric Com
pany for September, with intercom-
panv business eliminated, shows an
increase in gross earnings Of Sl4'bsg'
total revenues amounting 20 s24O,sSi.
Net earnings over operating expenses
and taxes we're Sl69,l44. growth OF
Ssq47. and the surplus after interest
charges on the funded debt was $50
I'D. against $76.579 in the same month
81 wear ago. Dividends amounting 70
sI2 500 were paid on the preferred
shares Of the California Electric Gen.
Grating Company, leaving balance OF
surplus Of s67,656, 3 gain OF SS'S's'
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CALVES.

Receipts .or two days s. I0i had 27iO head on
sale. yeas IN god demand sad arm 70 &c higher:
srsssc-s uneVeny hich-r The pos were cleared
Common % choice yras SOD Is toatlr pr 400 Do.
culs AZ sass. gas.cr, a. Sfots fei and mixed
caves AZ t02'a$S Dressed calves h7n a. lidl9r
iof CTS dressed Vaa.s. few Of lgilc. county
dressed Al lgFlGc
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s,ur
cOrTONstED on.

Cat,onsrsi og Wa steady early IN The day. with
l.artrf-I buying on fhr Census ginning report On
cotton Ions. gradually save way. and al the
close wcre weak with net losses o. IL 10 "a points
Range ~ prices.