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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-13
WHEAT PRICES HIGHER;
SEASON BEHIND TIME
Arrivals Far Below Those Of
Last Year at This Period.
Large Foreign Shipments.

CHICAGO ruIv II -pettcr r,ssth.r ,,d
increased arrIvats r,ads 80. ,,.rt,st
nervous AZ tbe onorins to,,.,. ~
ereIIv dacroasos 49, ro,,,'5.s '''g r,,ss'.
sord oo sr,,, u w. .lea' .i
tori,,.,a ,t.-I. "a ~ ~ ve"v uuuei yes
,.,t.,, ~, .'0,ls p'ite anu corn anu oats
.I,I lT,.V"'" r,' ii'e y 10 = ana = 70 y de-
Sl''eS' lhe uhdertone was weak and
oeorS promised further reduction. Bulls
were RhNiously waiting for the call from
foreigners and millers Sales were light
a.lu .lD.s'l syatteleu IN the early hours. with
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND ELOrR

WHEAT.-After opening ic. lower. the
wheat market developed a stronger tone due
to the strength Of advices from the west
and prices closed at a net advance of hc.
for the day. Quotations. Car lots. in OK
port elevator No. , red, new July. sioots
MlllR; No. . red Western, new. july,
Sll2ia q illia, No. I Northern Duluth old.
81 .4Pis n 1.54s.
CoRN.-Reccpts, 2ooo bush. onerlnEs
were lsht and prices ruled nrin, but trade was
quiet quotations Car lots for local trade, as
70 loyatlon-No. yellow, sIQssc steamer yo.-
low S6dHfc; No 3 yellow, Sid s5c
OATS,-Receipts, lilo bush. Demand
NR5 ialr and the market ruled Arm undor
small supplies. Quotations. no, white, 00iYd
oo1t}.. standard white, 50td6OIc. no.
o., FLOUR .-i'cceipts, 1855 bbls. and 3O7,7io
US. Lpgs. l9 sacks, Trade was slow and prices
,lS showed ed NO important change We quote 9!d,
pr, lsV lbs in Wood-N utter. clear. S6.25H
2.ogl dol stroIsht S5.5OTo.75 do patent.
55 d. ratSn lite .aas }5e SACKS "a Evg
nrEt. clear, S6.25p8.JO; do, straight. So JnQ
e-'9i doa patent So IjQ7, do fayorito brands,
y i9gLS9 city mills choice and fancy patent,
G.lOU!S6i city mills. regular gradns-M Winter,
v,e,ar, S2t93Ha 2Oi do straight, $1.5OF0.I5 do,
RYE FLOUR was quiet and unchanged.
SHlot'tions! Nearby and Western IN wood, al
HNFb.nO, as 10 quality,
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DWIDENDs DECLARED

Insurance Company Of the State Of Pennsyl-
yanIa, regular semiannual per cent, payaole
oi oiinteTnat ional Nickel, regular quarterly ~
Der cent. ON preferred, payable August = 70
stock of record July IA.
Kerr Lake. regular quarterly 25 cents. pay
BE September is 20 stock Of record septem-
Der /, t -..,., 80
Nlre Bay Company, s per GENT payapis
Julv 8i 10 stock Of record July "a.
Kelly Springfield Tire Company regular
auarterIy rs per cent, payable August SO to
FtoCk OF record July To- - ,.,..-
Lumhernen's Insurance company, febalai
EemIanuual per cent, payable July 10 20
stosk uf record july la. , 5
Nashville, Chattanooga ana 81. louis h4i.
wav regular semlannual pa Per cent. paganle
August 8. Books close July % reopen
15snd Rapids Railway Company. regul5F
quarterly IA per cent on pIeteFrs9 pa9apts
4urusf 10 stock OF record July 20 ..
Cemmo1 wealth Power Railway ana Llsh.
Company, regular quarterly "a hef eeet eet,hNs ~
A1Fust 3 Books close July 10. reopen
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PROVISIONS

.Ihcre was fair iobbIng demand AMI values
oi some Kinds were slightly nrmcr Lard. how
IN ~ sets smoked and air.dried, 25N 26c. Western
p,ti, IN snts, smoked 2au2GC. city heot.
hnuGklos and tenders. smoked and air-Gripd,
z,n2Sc' Western beet knuckles and tcnders.
SlnoKed, 2IM2ssj beef hams, $3lW32; pork.
i5A9llc; do., Jkinued loose, i3Adl39tr DO,
az, smoked, l4Vl4Nc. other hems smoked.
CITY cured, as to brand and average, lliaplic
hams, smoked Western cured ilIal5l, do.
Roiel, homeless 23d24c, picnic shoulders. s.
f.; cured, loose, l2ul2bC., do. smoked. l2il
l2alc; bellies. In pickle according to aver
4ge, loose, i2isUi3c; breakfast bacon MS to
fast bacon. Western cured lTuiSc.. lard.
Western, refined, tierces, 1OatOtc, do, do,
90, tubs luulOHc.; lard, pure city, kettle
city. kettlc rondered In tnhe lO4lOlc
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NEW YORK CURB
.l... Commerce Board Business

e9N July t3.-rhe Interstate
Ys s9tnlssian today: Received tie
ofss.ss e3ahtlle Exchanges protest
zEssss 80 poultry and dairy products
lIIai ifsea 70 represent is per cent.
afsss i4lifeaazi also against additional
:sossee e sesstable rates. Colorado east
ssennsl the Baltimore and Ohio
hsiEs h4llroads 10 establish a dif-
sack and other sizes Of
saasa eoal rate. Fairmont and
ssiona % Martins creek Pa
~ November y that part Of
eAa schRdule nRrini4 I'm 4
s Il =seAlasa IA transit ana aa-
anfaA4h rats haala.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS


BITrER.-Demand was light and the
tnurket WAS weak under lower outside advIces
but prices were quotably unchanged. QUO
tntiona Western, solid-paCked creamery, fancy
ir'ts, 2Gc. seconds, 24d2bc.; nearby prints
tancy, 3lC.; average extra 2SdJuc.. do, fair
3jaHSC
EGGS,-There was fair demand for
choice fresh eggs and values OF this descrip.
tion we're Grmly maintained. Heat damaged
storks. however, were Gull and weak quo
tatlons, In free cases, nearby extras, &c,
per uo2. trsts SB per standard case; nearby
current receipts, 500 per case; Western extra
hrsts, 50 gCr case, frste, $iI0g5.S5 per ease ,
iahCA selected candled eggs were jobbing at
CHEESE.-Oherings were moderate. but
ample and the market was quiet and un-
changed, Quotations: New York, tull cream,
fancy, new; l6hql5Ac; do, do. mir to good
new l+EHl5c. do. part skins, Ggl3c.
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2;3O TO 3 p. NJ.
COTTON

NEW YORK, July l3.-Poor cables and
rood weather caused Mondays late buy
ers of cotton TO throw over their holdings
this morning and the market started
easier al a decline of TO points. After
the call the selling was considerable ana
prices receded further. but later some
support by traders caused a slight rally,
In the afternoon the recovery cameo
momentum and by O'Clock futures were
Established at levels 7 TO II points above
Iast nights close. Prices ended from to
2t points higher
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The Missouri Supreme Court has over
rrIled Attorney General Barker's motion
for rehearlng OF the States suit against
ne Chicago and Alton Railroad seeking
rastitution of s2,0000 900 for alleged over
charges IN freight charges and passenger
fares. The supreme Courts action repre-
sents the fnal disposition OF this case
and with IL the probability of similar
suits for 100000 each against Il other
railroads operating IN Missouri The
oyercharges 1t was alleged. were made
while the Missouri 2-cent passenger and
maximum freight rate law were In ndga-
ton,
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live STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO July 13.- HOGS Receipts 12ool
market steady; mixed and butchers, TaTI ~
good heavy. &c. S5aT AZ. rough heavy SO io8
$50; light, S1aOI1sO; pigs, $6,2oaI,5o: bulk,
81. .O5UTB0. ~
bccI,es 81 25dlO 10: COWS and heifers, $500
9,5o; Texans. s7.4Ods.Tl. calves, Sh2aali
,sfivc and Western. S3.GOd6.05; lambs, $3.50
M
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK July i9.-BUTTER-Marketu un-
settled Receipts. 2i.ORi packages. Extra
21c higher scoring 2,l2p59SSGl: 9SlsaaSe sa'' ua'ry
EGGs-Market firmer. Receipts. 39I pack
ages. Extra first. 2ia22c.. regular packed.
nearby whites. 1gd2Oac.. regular packed
mixed color. 26q2sc. gathered; refrigerator
frsts. lsa23o.. gathered: nearby browns
2ida5c
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FRESH FRUITS

Apples Of fine quality sold fairly and ruled
steady, but unattraCtve stock was dull ami
weak. Pineappcs ruled firm and higher
Quotations; Apples, new, transparent per
crate Sla1.75; lemons, per box, Slain;
oranges Florida, per box, S2a3.5O; grapefruit
crate-Porto Rico S2d3; Florida S2a3: cher
ries, sweet per ID, 8Goc.; do, sour, per, b.,
case. plums, Georgia. per carrier. Sl.2hp ,5li
per qt. New York, i2al8c. blackbcrries
Delaware Maryland and New Jersey, per at,
berries, per qt,, sal raspberries red, per
mint 2i264c.; cantaloupes, Georgia, per
standard crate T5c. aS1.25; do! North Caro-
lima, per standard crate, 75c. IS; do, North
Carolina per fiat crate, 25a35c watermelons,
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Recelyers for Rallway COmpany

KANSAS CITY, No July l5fSeesltsiS sll,. HG, eisy
9ounty 951 and ST. Joseph Railway Company 5 9Pss-
ating an electric line 20 81 lesepn' ne pf,ts1
tata 80 railway Company, which On June ~
reeslvsd Judgment ol sl.9o4gV9 asainsS ~ w -
ats nv mi and stoekholders reside IN boston-
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Financial Briefs

The Census Bureau will issue a report
at 10 a, m. tomorrow showing the amount
of cotton consumed during June and the
stock on hand June 30.
| Pennington, Colket & Co. bid up Lehlgh
Navigation.
Earl Babst. vice president of the Amer
lean Sugar Refining Company, has been
elected president to succeed c. II. Allen
resigned. E. f. Atkins, chairman of the
board, retired and the office was abol-
ished.
Fl. +, Goldschmidt & Co., members OF
the New York Stock Exchange, have
taken over the previously unsold Isaac l.,
Rice holdings of Electric Boat Company
stock. 1t is believed the amount involved
is in excess of 5000 shares. In connec-
ton with the purchase there have been
persistent rumors that 1t was made III
behalf Of German interests, That, how
ever is absolutely denied by members OF
the firm.
Gold to the amount of $1,3OO,OOO ar
rived in New York from South America
Chandler Brothers & Co. were buyers of
Cambria Steel.
New York banks lost SI,393.OO0 to the
sub-treasury yesterday and have lost
l,29l,OOO since last Friday,
George II. Lee has been appointed gem
eral passenger agent of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad. with offices at 14S Liberty street,
New York He succeeds George w. Hay,
resigned, and will assume his new duties
on August l. Mr., Lee was formerly gem
eral passenger agent of the third district
OF the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific,
with headquarters in st. Louis.
Eight bids were received for s439, 900
OF 3O-year AZ per cent Jersey City bonds.
1t was the first sale of Jersey City bonds
unde' commission government. The high
est bid was S443 1850, from HornblOwer &
Weeks bidding jointly with Curtis &
Sanger. of New York. This was pre-
MUM of s4916SO.
The Hendee Manufacturing Company
has received another order for about 1905
motorcycles from Great Britain. France
Russian and Italy are negotiating fol-
over 1900 machines to cost 100000.
Edwin Hanson, A KIngman. T. B. Mac
Cauley, S. j. More and T. Mackay Edgai
have been appointed a committee for th'
protection OF the holders of the SlOOOOOOf
first mortgage 3O-year 8 per cent. bonds
of the Mexican Northern Power Com
panyr on which interest was deIaulteu
some time ago. Depository for the bond!
Is the National Trust Company Ltd, OF
Montreal and Toronto, and all bonds must
be deposited by October /, 1915.
Arrangements have been completed by
the Bondholders' Protective Committee OF
the Cumberland Valley Telephone Com
many to foreclose the mortgage of 81, 500,-
200 and TO buy in the property. The plan
m Communication has been completed, ane
the court will be asked in a few days &c
have the sale held in october. The com
mittee is composed of James Brady
chairman; Charles e. Kunkel John p
Fox. W. ]. Lescure and Henry w Tracy
All Of Harrisburg, except Mr.. Tracy who
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
WAR SUPPLY STOCKS

II Is said that certain interests proml-
,,snt in the General Electric COMPANY
giu take part in the reorganization OF inc
International steam Pump Company
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK July lS.-The lo[eign. eHSasiRigs s;aSiig 3
market opened hrm' win
up y, storllng Francs. Marks. Llres
5B2i3 gila 6O9Ia
6an1and 49,. 4T6IsQhls o'oa oils w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-13

! FIR the Ave months ending May 81
An Mobile Gas Company reports net
wnings of 22t times the bond interest
IA balance of SS2,S42, which shows an
sscrease of 81 per cent, compared with
i bet year.
The Springfield (Ohio) Railway Com
snny reports for the IL months ended
ID,cember 81, 1914, gross earnings of $780,
~ and net earnings of almost twice
7es interest charges.
Ills proposed to consolidate the Texas
EsaEhon Company and the Southern
TtssdOp Company
The Consolidated Gas, Electric Light
and Power Company, of Baltimore, in its
offer Of stock to customers, has received
suhscEptons from 720 customers for stock
nlasd at S33O,OOO, The stock being Of
tered Is bought by the company in the
hAfket
Because OF the varying rate of exchange
be Brazilian Traction, Light and Power
Company is continuing to report its
lsTuings In milrels instead of in dollars.
fhsreport for the month of May and for
IL months of the fiscal year ended May
sb. showed a fair increase in the
aapanys gross earnings.
Extensive Improvements are being COM
Hg.d by the Western Gas and Electric
Company, one of the principal subsidia-
tsi Of the Standard Gas and Electric
0Hpany, in addition to its hydro-elec-
M plant at Rock Creek on the Ameri-
an River. Capacity of the plant will be
hasased one-third and additional lines
llbs built.
A ordinance fixing 6i5 cents a kilowatt
aaf as the maximum rate to be charged
q seetrie current by the Union Gas and
Atslflc Company, a subsidiary of the
s0anbia Gas and Electric Company, has
sa passed by the Cincinnati Council.
~ reduction of IA cents from the
aass kilowatt hour rate. The question
E lustness OF the new rate will be
-t71 to the Ohio Public Utilities Com
assarat once.
l9s Western States Gas and Electric
apahy which has received permission
-'a me California Railroad Commission
4sae NS8eOO first and refunding 5 per
s- bonds at s., and $4,000 three-year
cent notes at 80, to secure funds
aplal requirements, announces that
- securities will soon be offered for
rs operating revenue OF the South
- eulilies Company for May, in COM
-. - Win the same month a year ago.
Z gain Of almost per cent; total
ass amounting to sos O62. The
ut made by net income was ex-
.sly =. good, increasing nearly 81 per
pssplte the setting aside of sl542
4 aiag fund requirements and S25OO
easements and renewals, the sur
.sis1ee OF s23,436 showed a growth
as, ] per cent, and the net balance,
i. =. dgfieends sieends on the preferred shares.
s9 compared with S1l. .526 In 1914.
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REFINEn SUGARS

The market was quiet but steady. We quote
rehuers list prices: Standard ErHnulated,
Ol9c; extra fine granulated. T. lOc. powdered,
N.Og confectioncrs' a, &C.; soft grades, h25
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Arm YnRK METAL MARKEI

NEW YORK. JUS 134Ihe meta metal ana @afsf. -.
fefed a a60e IN. Ia aya-ion lota' ss-se
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POULTRY

LIyE.-There was fair demand for de-
hlrHble ntoCk and values generally were
we'll maintained Quotations. fowis, as to
quality. lGd18i9c; roosters. 1ldl2c: broilIng
chickens fancy not leghorns. Weighing ll5u2
lbs apiece, 22q24c, brolling chickens not &
horns, weighing id1A lbs. apiece, iTG2l
hi5iling chcksn5, leghornE. weighing il2a2
lbs. apiece, lS620c.; broiling chickens. leg
horns, weighing lIlA lbs. apiece l6U1Ic.i
ducks, ,Pekin. cid, 14@i5c.; do, Indian Run
ner, old. l2n13c., ducks, young, according to
size. l5Nl7c; pigeons, old per pair, 2la2jc.;
do. young per pair. 20d2lc.
DRESSED.-The market ruled firm with
demand readily absorbing the limited offerings
oil desirable stock: Quotations: Fresh KILLED
poultry, fowls, II TO box. dry-piCked fancy Sc
lccted 19c; weighing 4laGt5 lbs apiece, lsisc. .
weighing, 3l9d4 lbs. apiece lSlfc, weighing 3
i9S. apiece, l6hWl7l2c,i, under lbs, apiece
over apiece. lSC.; do. smaller sizes. l5alTc.: Z:
old roosters, dry-picKed l2c. broiling chickens
Jersey, fancy. 30q32c. other nearby. fancy.
25a3Oc; Western, weighing lt3H2 lbs, 2ip28c. :;
do, weighing lGlA lbs. 2ln23c.. spring ducks,
l8qi7c.; squads. per doz.. white, Weighing II
to 12 lbs, per doz., $3.0Op4GO; white, weighing
s. to 10 lbs. per doa.. Eiq3.lO, white, Weighing
8 lbs. per doz. 50 55a2 g. do lbs. per doZ.,
81. lOd2.20; do, do 6G6i9 lbs. per doz,, 81, 500
/. 65, dark. 81, 5OHl l. B5; small and No. 2 81.
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SRAL MOTORS REACHED NEW HIGH POINTS
Local Half.hourlu Sales
10 to to.ao A NJ

~ Phna Elec 237l 100 r. & steel etu
~ l. Steel 60. GlW 100 W Cramp { c 66
- w Lfamp Z R5 IS Baldwin Loco esq
10 Baldwin Loco 6sA 10 Cambria Steel 4s1s
!6n T. ; steel .,.. bl4R loo w Cramp 65i1
IVY , 90. ...., 6lA 100 Baldwin loco 6s3s
100 s Steel G1R 100 II & stesI al
100 Lake Sup Cor 81 Penra ~ 81
100 w CrRmp I q SIS Z do . So
roo U s Steel -, S8iu sg1 % steel. Si,,
200 w Cramp G 65 100 Baldwin Loco BsG
~ do...,..... eSL 90 L Steel. ... 0l
!gO STEEL, ela : Baldwin Loco GSi5
l.D do,.,...,., GIL, 100 Gen Asphalt 70
10 do........ BIN iO0 ~ Crramp / ga1,
30 pennn ~ 5gtS ia n & steel - 81
100 T. S steel - GtL 2G Littie srhuyl "
- Ton Bel - LID p Penna . 53is
80 Amer Can . 4ut 10 GEN Asph MD 6Jtt
i30 Ton Bel lie 10 L S steel .... III
20 baldwin Loco eSN 30 do......... 81
100 W Cramn [ G 85l5
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NOTES OF THE RAIL

The Philadelphia and Reading Railway
has awarded a contract for the construe-
lion of the masonry substructure for a
new bridge across the Susquehanna River
at Milton. Pa TO the Robert Grace Con-
tracing Company OF Pittsburgh Pa.
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The Consolidated Gas, Electric Light
and Power Company, of Baltimore, in its
ofsf Of stock to customers, has received
mhseHptons from 72O customers for stock
nlled at $3.50 600, The stock being Of
isrsd Is bought by the company in the
market.
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BONDS.
. to 2;3O p. M.

6n Lake sun Cor OIa Penna ....... So
10 baldwin p,co 6SN 100 Gen Asph Ptd 6B,ha
s E!ec store- S2 C0 leo Gen sR,.i iAs2hsaIl' w
l5O Leh Valley D.. TOA 10 L 5 STEEL, ~ {.
Is Baldwin Loco 6sh 100 Amer Can 5lS
BONDS
sooo United Rvya 5s .................. eOIs
X Pbiis scrtp 1919 ................. 08
81 pbiia Errip 1918 .............,. %
bo60 L steel IS ............,.....,,, ,1OlS
1000 Pitts Chicago Cincn & st l. 42s Us
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. July 13.-Gho coffee market
o,ansI atroug with advances of 3 to points.
Tradlng was heavy. total sales at the opening
hsinv 5000 bags.
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RANK CLEARINGS
RATES FOR MONEY

call, Time.
philadelphia ..'''''''''''''' 2i24tz Si245u
New York ..,,..'-''''''''''' R'2hlA 5it83@
Boston ..,.''''''''''' ''''''' 9agat - n.
Cfhicago ..,...,.,,,: :'.'s 80, ,1Agf ,MtIl
Commercial paper, three to six month"; Phil
adclphia. 3i9d4 per cent.
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Looo Lehlsh Nav cons llas
11:3n A. NJ. to u NJ.


1000 United Rwya c A .....,.,...... =
1000 PhIla Electric 5s.......,...,...,.lO lOlla
1000 Reading Jersey Central As ....... glis
1000 Phila Electric 5s ..,.,......,.,.,,lOlh
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Ms proposed to consolidate the Texas
Iashon Company and the Southern
TrssdOp Company
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l to 40 2. NJ.

Z penna .... ~ IL Baldwin Loco 6Sh
200 L s Steel. Gll5 100 L ) Steel,.,. Hli9
40 Reading ~ T-t6 100 do....,.... Bli9
100 U Steel. HlNs 100 do....i.,:' 6I9
10 Ins co \ A. 2l& 200 Gen Asphalt. 3l4
1OO u : Steel. BlIh
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The Springfield COhio) Railway Com
ANY reports for the IL months ended
Dscember 81, 1914. gross earnings of $780,
~ and net earnings OF almost twice
es interest charges.
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IL NJ. to 1890 p. NJ.


1000 Electric & Peoples Trnc 4s...,.... Itia
500 Electric g. Peoples TrAc As. .....,., -
1000 Electric & Peoples Trac Is ....... L4's
500 phila Electric Observation-Disclosures. ~
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for the Ave months ending May 81
AA Mobile Gas Company reports net
s,rpings of 22t times the bond interest
IN a balance of S82,S42, which shows an
screase of 81 per cent, compared with
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1000 Keystone Telephone ~ ........... Dila
2UOO Electric & Peoples TTaH is.,.,,', llb
1000 United Rwys SO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6n
1000 United Rwys 0s ...,.,.,,.,''.'''' oV
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-22
MARRIED.

HURD-HANILIN.- In Danbury. Oct II, Miss Carrie E. Hamlin and Har- old H. Hurd, of Stanford JUDIA.-In Danbury, Oct 14, Antonio Tomaino and Miss Jennie De Julia -GARDNER.-In shelton, Oct 16. Miss Annie B. Gardner and David H. Bassett. GREEN N-RICBARD.-in Danbury, Oct IT, Jesse w. Green, and Miss Ruth E. Richard. VAN ALSTYNE--NfONGIN Stam- ford, Oct. 16, John w Van AL styne of Stamford and Miss Rose Mary Mongin of Danbury LAWLOR-BOYLAN Stamford Oct. 14, Joseph P. Lawlor and Miss Katherine BoyIan. TARR-Perry-In Norwalk, Oct. 14. Lester S. Starr and Miss Florence ! M. Perry.
 -FTNNERTY.-In stam- ford, Oct. IA, John Unnever and Miss Nellie F1nnerty. BRADY-HOLDEN Torrlngton, Oct. 516, John F. Brady and Miss Mary B. Holden. BURK RKE-SS1ITH.-In New Canaan. Oct If. Richard Burke of Green wien and. Miss Ella Fay Smith. QUIGLEY-LYLE2. Torrington. EOCI. S, James ETauc1S N&u1SI9y O4 Hartford and Miss Lillian Hayes Lyler.
 TYIER-BARTRAO1.-In Norwalk. Oct. IT. John L. Tyler and Miss Ethel M. Bartram. BRODERICK - CUMMINGS. = In Stamford. Oct. 1s. James Broderick and Miss Mary Cummings. SENIOR-AHLGRIM Danbury. Oct. IS, Stanley Senior and Miss Elsie sAhIgrim.
 bury. Oct 16, Miss Irene M Leach to Rudolph G. Crunch rg. MIIaIIGAN-RUDI Gettys- burg, Pa. Oct. 1s, James Mi11ig gan of Stamford and Miss Pauline Rud- isi1l
 RooNEY-LAWsoN.-At Danbury, Oct. 20. John Rooney and Miss Florence Lawson. UNCANSON-In Stamford. Oct. 19. William D. Shine and Miss Dorothy M. Duncanson. GATES -RUSGROVE.-In Shelton. Oct IS, Miss Gertrude Gates and Luke Rusgrove- AYER-STEVENS Shelton, Oct s1s. Miss Dorothy Stevens, of Shelton and Ralph Wolcott Thayer of Durham. HAER- R-SCHUPP.-In Greenwich, Oc- tober I9, Joseph N. Sehupp, Jr., and Miss Caroline Haer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-22
DIED.

GOM0LL-In Danbury, Oct. IT. Al bert J. GomoIl, aged 20 years NEAL.--In Danbury, Oct. IT. Mrs Mabel Neal, aged thirty-five years. PAWI1OWSKI.-In Danbury, Oct. 15, Gussie. wife of John Paw1owski OUTHOUSE-In Danbury. Oct. Is, Jeremiah Outhouse, aged 98 yrs. SNIFFEN.-In Danbury. Oct. 3, Ed ward A Sntffen. aged 62 years. IATTIN.#In Shelton, Oct. IS, Elliott O. Latin, aged 64s years. INGALLS.--In Stamford, Oct. 15, John Ingalls, aged 76 years.
 Franklin Foulds. REICH-In Greenwich, Oct IS. Charles Reich, aged ST. EGGLESTON.-In Winsted, Oct. IS, Carl S. Eggleston. aged 28, LANDRIGAN.-In Norwalk, Oct. 15, Lottie M. Landrigan, widow of Thos. Landrigan. aged AZ. MEAD.-In Norwalk, Oct. IS. Han nah J., wife of Thomas Jefferson, Mead, aged 76.
 CONLIN.-In Norwa1k, Oct. IS, Ell bert L. Conklin. aged 67. WASHBURN-In Bethel, Oct. 20, Eliza beth, widow of Absalom Wasf1burn, aged TO years
 16s Miss Eliza McLachlan, aged 92 years.
 BRENNAN Greenwich, Oct. 19, Mary A., wife of Thomas Brennan, aged 61 years.
 SKINNER.-In Winsted, Oct. 19, Col Jeffrey Skinner, aged S6. MAHAN-In Norwalk, Oct 20, Her man E. Mahan, aged 42. BLAKENfAN.-In Newtown, Oct 19. Austin B. BIalken aged 57. SCOFTEID-In Ridgefeld, Oct. 16, Francis Scoield, aged s6.