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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22
MINING.
BREAKS
$3.50 ON A BALE
March Deliveries Sell Down 70
1878 Under Increasing
Liquidation.

There vGs & break If about Sl.60 4
bale IN the cotton market here yester-
day. with contracts for March delivery
selling down 10 1918, or 80 points IN
der the closing price Of Wednesday
and more than So bale under the high
level Of last Monday. Closing prices
were at the lowest point, and easy AZ a
net decline Of from 2S to SO points.
Tho feature Of the trading was tho
heavy and persistent ceiling through
two or three Of the more prominent
brokers, which created an impression
that some Of the larger bull interests
were llquidating their long contracts.
This unsettled tho confidence Of small
er or scattering longs. and the liqu!da-
tion became more general during the
afternoon. There appeared TO be no
particular item in the days news 70
account for the bearish or reactionary
average Of sentiment. Local traders
were inclined 10 attribute the hquida-
ton TO disappointment that the mar
ket had not responded more readily 20
bullish croD news recently, the increas-
Ing available supply at Southern pointe
Of accumulation, and tendency 10
acale down estimates Of export re-
ouirements owing 20 unsettled political
conditions abroad and the recent
spread Of the war area.
RumOrs that a prominent travelling
crop expert had Issued an estimate OF
100000 bales were denied by private
wires from Memphis. There were re
ports that much OF the trade buying
noted on tho decline was for the &C
count Of splnner5 fixing prices. There
was little change in the general aver
age Of the news from Southern spot
markets. Nothing more than slight
rallies occurred a. any time during the
day. and every little bulge seemed 10
meet opposition az well ss Increased
realizing or liquidation.
The market opened barely steady
NJ unchanged prices TO = decline OF ~
points in sympathy with Disappointing
cables. After showing q net loss OF
about % 10 20 points there were raj
lies OF 9 or 10 points OIL trade buying
and covering. but the market quickly
weakened again, with December selling
off at l2.O, January 70 1852 and
March 20 1918 in the late trading. AZ
this level March showed g decline OF
1920 a bale from the high level OF TIE
week. and Of $40 a bale from the
high level Of the season. Southern spot
markets, as officially reported, were
unchanged 20 10 points net lower
most q the markets being unchanged
Exports were 1880 bales, making J.
O7l.755 SO sar this season. Range Oh
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22

rksrs were many brokers who were
,'fsit Of break" when Bethlehem
sissl frat crossed 100 When other
ar rtosks shot ~ across the horizon,
Tth asTJ trails criss-crossing ~ every
slreetion, they we're Gure tho break
va coming so cure that any number
then sold ihis snd that Wal Issue
zen ard were rewarded fo- their fore
,sa' by havine 20 Buy them back any
Were from s 20 % points higher.
s.astme6 they made money, but not
s''en. B!.ad luck made much more
;t,a they d!3. Blind luck, however,
"a, been having e good many bad inn
hg' lately And number OF war
t'eu ace double the prices they sold
q when they were frst thought dan
t'ious s. cnoe more the tip is going
s,,,ssna that break Is nearly due.
.h.', vas 8 ,ot OF such talk around
,,sieTe ne opening yesterday morning.
p" within hsf N hour Bethlehem
s.s'i ass selling o. 1924, UP I0H
pms ana little later IN the day
s.saeesker was up 1874 points, Indus
"a Alcohol IN and Steel, a. 67%,
S 'ouehing the highest point reached
= sye years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22

2, .bs ss-,y part Of the year there
-, ma who said ~ everybody:
~, al know the Allies are going 10
vi- and tha. .le~ haven't begun 20
s,b, vet Det 2 want 20 predict right
rsw "a, O.. middle q the summer
Vel bear t-e question asked Ia Wal!
S,rest. W-at = tue Germans do win =! ~
He rss wrong il his prediction
rrorr as to t1a time, but right - 20
he S1es,'0- 10 is not being asked.
iovsver 90 quite his way. People are
saving irs.e,l. whom - read abor-
y. Teut5- ana R-.rar Victories .n ne
p,lksrs AND about the discussion IN the
british az. French ctb.nets over the
'pirtarcles campo gu. or Greece, or
uzscnptoa. "Tue Allies have 20, 70
win" lTfe "rct' ie pronounced With
n, vehemerca Of q t2-cert.metre shell
explosion. Wall Street - committed
% he side o. the 4.!tos both by
n.,ursl svnpa.t.es and hy ne interest
b.sot.en o. IS l.liou-do'lsr trsde bal
ance. 7, docs noe te eve they viN De
defeated. h-t tor che first tine II is
SAYING that -rere a.s cIrcpms'ances IN
Which they could lose. To this cor
ssssicn Il always adds. however. But
tlsy won
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22
CIThTIONS

HERNANDEZ RAMON MARTINEZ -THD
People % lhs state CO New YORK By th.
grace % God free and Independent. To Luis
Martinez Hernandez. Maria Joseta Martinez
Hernandez. Dolores Martinez Henan4eA
Olmsfead. Placid0 Martinez Hernandez.
William Dacrss Adams. Regina Emelina
Adams lnes Hougatonl; Marie Resina
Adams. Dacres hough,On Adams. William
Ramon Cmsteac Af0.phina Aniceta Marti-
r~z Hernandez Sutherland. Ramon Martinez
Hernandez. Prank Martinez Hernandez.
Dora Narrlnaz Hernanle1 N1Claurey. Fan
lie MARTINEZ Hernandez. United states FL
deity & Guaranty CONF any. ana 90 all per
sons interested IN fhe Estate az Ramon Mar
.tIr@z Hernandez. late u zee County ~ New
York. deceased. rs creditors .eEatecs. next
Or I'm or Otherwise send Greeting.
fr0r the petition % Horace Anderson.
kers. New YORK. You ana each u yog srs
HEREBY cited 20 show csuse before our SuTrl-
gat- = the County OF New York. az Tho
slrrogates' Court OF said county. held a
ne Hall 4 Records IN the County OF Ne.
Work OF the lCth day u November 1915 at
talf-oa"t ten O'clock In me forenoon ~ that
cay why tho account o. the prc'@edlrgs OF
Horace Anderson az substituted Trustee
under the Last VIII and Testament ~ Ro-
mon Martinez Hernandez. who resided at
No :. East 18th Street. Borough Of Nanhaf-
Ten. CITY Of New YORK should not - judi
In testimony whereof. We hsve caused
The Sea- Of The suFrogat-s C0lr-
IL. % the sa1 County 0f sew YORK
90 b hereunf9 AIMED.
witness. Honorable JOHN g. goHALAN.
A surrogate % oar said County az me
In tls year OF our Lofl ore thousand n!ne
hundred and fifteen.
DANIEL j. DOWDNHY,
zsSk u tAe 59EroSstss ooyvt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22
LEKOx STORAGE & TRANSFER co. Qnc.

Main Orce and Warehouse,
1887 THIRD AVENUE. EEAR 8gTH ST.
New YORK. october IS. 1913.
To James j. Judge g. Graves, Sophie
Roso0 Rosa 4.ts.u, Setter Bertha Fltut.
4 lert sash .-Ay. M.ch3-. Mcclure. Miss
IauurLe-- YIN. Mcircg0r. Miss kate Ham
uton NJ. Sehisnsilr. George lri-. Mrs L.
PafhelI. I - Bashr.i Anton Qusntlers, @. r.
Burns, Ffalk J MciJwan f Laskan. Mrs
JOAN Durham. Chaa Miller. -4rs. D. tO4t
Mrs Oarfei blrF Anna Dertel, Flank Hicks.
Mrs Margaret Foley o. G. 's.ier. Mrs.
Elsie G0gbei Joseph Iieiers. Josephine Gold
schmidt Mrs /. Kaio. Jose. Wastl Rob
ert Dehock, Louis Express. Lucy White.
Phlilp c. Gcrdes Abraham Ben and ludwig
Baumann 2 Co. You and each q you are
hereby notified that the time for the pay
menl o: our Ter upon the property hero'u-
after drec-laef having expired after due no.
tice thereof had been given you. W VIII
cause f.ru r.lrrrtg. 20 VIE. household goods
personal en.cfs. saloon fixtures. pianos mer-
chanliae. etc. stored .r the Lenox Storage
2 Transfer Co storage Warehouses. a. 1851
Third avenue. Sew fo.6 CITY by you o. boo
your name lor iu which yoI may have an
luferost) % b SOLD q public auction. accord
ing 20 the statute 10 such case m-i- and
provided a. the warehouse. 1887 Third ave-
rue. New York city. en- Friday, November
s'h. 1918. az 80 a. m. and Il the sale
same will Re continued az the same place on
every Friday thereafter. beginning Al 10 50
n. and continuing until all tbs goods are
sold
LENOX STORAGE q TRANSFER co. INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22

is1 ~ ,eS g.-rll NocSB rutur G, Q
Hr.pe t1o1i Dc following chang,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22
STORAGE NOTICES.
GUARDIAN STORAGE
AND TRANSFER co.

New YORK, OCT -, 1910.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 20 each and
every individual hereinafter mentioned
that on MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER 1918. tho following goods viii
be sold o. PUBLIC AUCTION AT Tho ware
rooms Of the GUARDIAN STORAGE AND
TRANSFER COMPANY nos 30i and 500
West l25th St. In the Borough Of Man
lattnu. CITY and County II New York. at
1890 A. 81, 90 recover the amount due
upon said goods sor storage charges upon
me same. pursuant 10 law and such sale
Niu be continued on EACH SUCCESSIVE
MONDAY Until. an said goods shall be
Sold: . = BISHOP. Box. SO. J. 4.
BROWN, slde6osrd Dressers. etc. 80;
Mrs r. COIN, Beds. Dressers etc, si2 loi
Yrs J. 4. CAROY Beds. etc. S52o5. Mrs
NELLIE GRAY. Beds. Carpets. Dresaer9
fli4l0; rs B jay. Che.r 1850, PAUL
DE BEUIN kCPs. Barrels. Trunks ETC..
gTts0. Mrs r. LOSCARS sldeboard,
piano. etc. $500. Mrs. II. MORGAN,
Tab.,5. Chairs etc.. /, 20; Il. c. VI iJIht,
Ch.fonier. 900 900, Or. y NJ. PATflsON,
Beds. Sowing Machine. etc. 'lI2.oo; y r.
RAYMOND. Dressers. 5000; Mrs J l..
STAFFORD. Table. chairs, etc, t570li
Mrs. @ WEEKS. Rugs Mirrors. Dressers.
,to.. tl0S.I6, Mr. A. VAN ZANOT Barrels
afmr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

STV YORK SUPREME COURT. TIRbr
judicial District.-In tho Matter u tho
Application OF the Public Service COM
mission for tho First District o, ms state
The CITY Of New York. by the corp5ration
Counsel % Tho CITY Of rev York. for tho
enp0frfment Of Commiss 0ners Of APP
praisai. pursuant 20 Chapter u the Laws
81 1891 anu the several statutes an.sncA-
tory thereof ard supplement thereto.
relative Co acquiring a. estate ~ Tee
slriple absolute Ia and 20 certain premises
Tortv- second street between First Avenue
and Avenue A. IN the Borough OF Nan
haitian CITY u New YORK. required for
tbs purpoae u the construction. fnsints-
nance and operation In yerpetuiiy OF
portion OF a Rapid Transit Railroad
Notice Is hereby given that tho report
Of Charles J, Leslie. rhsodors X Mo-
r,,ssioners Of Appraisal. duly appointed
III fhe above entitled proceeding. which
r.uDrt hears date the fth day OF June
= vas q ed in thc ONCE OF the Clerk
~ the county OF New York on The 18th
ga, - . .oDer, .siS
$ot.ce o. further given that SAID report
ptI D. rseuteC Tor confirmation 20 the
s, NON, Court " the State o. New York.
. Special Term. Part III thereof. 20 be
hold III and FOR me FlTst Judicial District
a. the County Court house IN the Borough
o, Manhattan. City Of Nsw forN. On tho
gstL day Of october. 1918 a the opening
., Court on that day and that then and
b, hoard thereon, motion VIII Be made
"a, said report be confirmed.
Dated. New York. october ~ 1919
cornora,,on Counsel. Municipal building
Borough Of Msnhattln. city Of New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22
ON TIE CONSOLIDATED.

The renewed display Of strength By
United States Steel attracted general
attention on the Consolidated tx
change. After opening A. So The s,oc K
gradually advanced until b. attained a
new nigh for the movement Of s77s
The market, as whole. was firm early.
but there were reactions in man 70
stocks toward the close Chicago. Roc <
Island 6 Pacific early changed hands
as high as 1874 and then broke 10 1853
at which it closed. Colorado Fuel got
up 20 COZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22

There ia difference Of opinion
among traders vtc-ho. this changed
tt.iiude o. .tt Street IS . whole
brought about Largely by the Balkan
tsv.le2ments has reflected i,seif IN the
stock market or roy Conviction that
!. has hinges ou re dim.nution OF
public interst. in the market on the
tgying side sat its Interpretation.
Some say that tL's IS due merely 70
The increased difficulties in the wGy o.
taeius -th, higher margins required
trt 20 en- others assert that the
break n the war rtocks q two weeks
ago induced more cautious attitude
q ID. part % 40 public. and brought
h face 20 face WITH tho risks u was
rush!ns s.il others think that ihe
sots;S care 20 keep thsir losns In q
srt.t'en % Preparedness hGs affected
lie sentiment Of their eustomars-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22
Alton Elects Big Eoonomles

Tho Chicago & Alton Railroad earned
during the fiscal year ended June s!
last sls245,624 gross, decrease o.
sl3,S55. and net after taxes o. 1880
5s4. an increase Of sl,277.7s7 The
years deficit after interest charges
was 81 .690,l56, compared with a deficit
OF S2,Z62,290 for 1914 A feature OF
the income account was decrease IN
operating expenses amounting 10 81
1888. The principal economies we're
effected IN the maintenance q way and
structures, OF equipment and In tho
cost OF TRANSPORTATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22
WILL SIT IN
ADVISORY COUNCIL
Robert w. Goelet and Frederick
n Ecker Elected Members.

Robert Walton Goelet and Frederick
Fl. Ecker have been elected members OF
tho Advisory Council OF Real Estate
Interests.
Mr.. Goslet is one Of the largest prop
srty holders in this city. he will rep
resent the interests OF those owners
IN the Council. Mr.. Eckor 10 the treas
urer OF the Metropolitan Life Insurance.
Company and the vice-president OF The
Union Dime Savings Bank. Ho Will
thus represent life insurance companies
and savings banks in the Council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22

.a.se aust hs hard times for some
,.-,ssaiofs. According 20 tre purists'
'-niHon, a. investor IL man VINO
~ security 'n o,dcr % obtain 4
i.-siis rae % income. and he must
y sAnd 70 t1y though: q az appre-
saon IN his principal. But y man
~, ior example. stock at par and
- ,'ess rises - points IN a week or
We'e is four years income staring
49,. N the face T. he takes the on
,,,.-aiiy and sells cut, he was be-
'-.N ne ching is retronctiye-not en-
\. hut o spectator. II he holds
a.. N,s stock ard merely collects bis
Z, Is IS they come along Pc IS st.ll
a.. 'to'i.ci-out Pc So also something
- ne opinion % those who know
~. arc tae something clsc' is q
IA "a Shorter and uYl!er word than
''f' lie hard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22
corn.
OATS

Msrbss pesyi No Western allow.
Nv" NEW Y0aK PsioGa
rvn,cti opeA HiEn Los. .gcsb =, ~
Ye.,sr-
vr.., ors, Hlsh Low Coss day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22
Sugar Earnings Increase.

The South Porto Rico Sugar Com
pany reports FOR the year ended Sep
TENDER 80 last gross earnings Of ST.
ST. ,e0., an increase OF s2,43s,57s. The
compsny's surplus after bond interest
was $3.50 72. compared with s6so,9s5
for the previous year, and equal 10 e2
per cent on s3.3Ti 900 common stock,
after teducting 8 per cent dividends
on s3,7os,50 preferred stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22
Internal Revenues Show Gain.

Washington, Oct 21.-Iaternal reve-
nue. receipts increased sli,+l9,622 dur
ing tho three months ending September
go, as compared with the corresponding
onarter OF the previous year. The total
was 500 .see 900. The income TAX dur,
iro 10 three-rnonth period Aggregated
III I2S $3.50. an increase OF $3,bOo'5So.
In September, internal revenue receipts
frorn all sources were 1872 ,sSS,3S0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22
sURROGATES NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE or An ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalen Surrogate
OF the County OF New YORK.
NOTICE Is hereby given 20 all persons
hayiax claims against Frank b. lesson. late
of the County Of New York. deceased. TO
present tho same with vouchers thereof 20
he subscriber az his place % tfansactins
business. the once q Stewart & Shearer No.
a. WALL street Borough o. Manhattan. IN the
CITY OF New YORK on or before the 2snd day
OF April next
Dated New York the 18Th day ~ October.
1sir ANDREW G. McGOWiS.
Administrator
STEWART sHEARER.
Attorneys FOR Administrator.
A. wall street.
Manhattan. New York
~ PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or
Honorable John +. cohalan. Surrogate
n, The County OF Sew York. Notlcc Is hero
by given 70 all persons having claims against
Uarlel A Davis. late 81 tbs County of New
York deceased 20 present the same with
vouchers thereof 20 tho subscribers al place
az transact,ng business Room NJ. Sis. 90
HEAVIER street. IN the city ~ New YORK. on
or h.for. the s5ih day - April next
DATED New York, the 2o.A FAY of otooer.
1915. ,..,, ,..,.,s
T. BANARD HALSTED.
Executors.
CHARLES n BECKETT ESQ, Attorney
for Executors. isS Broas Say, New York
Clv,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22
CAIcAGO PROVIeIONs.

Coree vas mora active sad prices we're aImeF.
clos.ns Win ne; gains OF 10 points. Total
.ao. wefc % 900 la.s more optimistic feeling
prevailed Throughout the trade, owing % Ne h-
cre1aoi outside demand. which has Infused new
ne irto both TIE SPIT and fuufe markets. Buy.
nj, orders were resolved yesterday both from Wall
nor. Fus6pa. aaI Nhlle tLere vas more Or less
prpoat tfIlus AZ sou4 hsise selling n4e tljLs
va couSdolei better tea he selling an1 10
undertdAe Tls ssns-si.y fra The COS: aLd
sAt market va. Lf1 md higher. SKA SANDS
a. Cu1.as at 55Ga l.c London cfstls hn1 10
L. tic 'ocrt 49, ua.kst ylioos scg0 nrugr ~
Ts.c ~ 40 Is and b. fof saItos IS Range u
ftrIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22

A'tor opsnins steady. points ioFgl to po'ut.
higler. futures advanced > feF points % 90
trsag buylng AMI a. midday price, we're -
D. nts rot higher A LILLE realizing sent prices
brc- 70 De opening level In tho sGfy si-9ra1on.
and Toe rasracl o0sed barely steady net r.chan
n oscins q points With tales FOR the cAy
& 800 tons Range n prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22
coTronsEup OIL.

Untsriyfug ssntimell ~ c1t0nsced Oh va.
dtvd>l bot While nurtusLons Hers s0ncFha. fever.
is1 TIE unisrtyus nrI trf A. no clos y
Crude Oh va not being press.1 Tor sale ana
sharp rally - ard scslet ~ Gls mote s4nldeacs
% buyers Rlnge o. prioas;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. Oct 81. 1915
BEEVEs.
pe,.,uts. 200 bead mo- trading IN lye cs'te
rssIins s.safy Dressed besl quiet ~ l0Blfi5c fof
elfy dressed nstiga sides extra teei, Zoe
CALVES.
Rscep,s ies head 80 % sale No Prime o.
go ,tsct offered steady 'esllle. Dressed calves
soF. city dressed gss.s. t@ isc. few ls'fc'
country dressed lch@ lie.
sHEEF AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 1855 head. 81 cars On sale ss.ep
about steady no good stock offered lambs dulei
AID unchanged Common 20 medium sheep sold AZ
S,asSTO: clills a. - 50. Dressed mutton weak
A. s1iIc. dressed lamoi seliins a. lzgAHo{
country dressed dollhouse lambs unchanged a. -
Ter carcass. .
Reo.ipt. $3.50 head half car co s4ls. feeins
veal Country cressed hogs =, lQ9l2e Per ID
roasting piss. iiGlsc.
Try Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Lou,syiue Ky OCT 2i-sHEEP and LAMBS
Receipts % marie. quiet choice LAMBS. ~. . &c.
tut.fcr lambs taCtc. cgils f95c: best IA
shsep. s85t, medium. 90 &C.. common, lisSZc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22
U. s. Treasury Finances.

washiug,oa OF il.-7hs eondii'oa % The
urit-d ssfs. Tnssry a. ne e-oie On bl,,iss''
va ~. ts,a. receipts. ssi-2sia taai rsymea.a
N n f.- The lenr.f rls ls-A gcsr = ~. esl.
.f a dsrcit q s.. ea5 135 lL1i ycE, e.
ciu.i,e q PsnAn. Canal I'D public eebi ains-
asliooA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Sss York. Ocl3nes 81. 1915
BUTTER

Rec,vu r eTs package Ire msrks, hls seacied
o. hIrEtr cradles q crrtm~y alf holders s.pear
mrs rUarl.fL though a. Jet bustnesl has lo.
indicated Aay advLuco IN ys.us Crl1nsry. EXTRA
NJ. s.oirI l.c higher sc7r.rg ~ 3 zee ffsis.
s.ste dalry Elcst ~ dl,c. Sod - D4i1.e. Z.
.Tc. crn inon D. f1if IS sz'sc. renovated. erifas
~. Csc. hp.s 2sn lic i1~er Efatea, = : 20 Z
uakc nnts --S2znc seconds. "a -..c. lratf
sradss lsnszClc. pAshilr a-0css Juas make
f.s lie currsat make 1le .4h nc. 80 ?. -Q-.
Loser .f4trs. is4ishc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22

g.,co f1chsn,s spoc.. L.goTool Cat o. Hpo'
,ct.. n GOD dsr nd .s.ss 1850 oaiss sree.-
is,ion Art -1Part 5o9 Ane1csa,t ,;.S,.e, 81
Ii,u-es 1gsned qiast ~ - "a Dat hslei
csssi bafey steady. Py.n.s loser oeieo', -
7esiLd MDy,h Arrx esd, MAy-Jlne go
iviy lays,. 5OsSf Mnehetor - Vans afn'
eleflx moderate dsrts.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings o. Various
Corporations-

The second annual report Of the Cal
lfo-nis Railway and Power Company,
covering operation for the year ended
June 50. 1915, shows an income or
sl4f,26s. and net earnings after ex-
venses and charges were Sl2IJgG
Dividends Of per cent on the prior
preference stock totslled sle9 BOO,
leaving a profit and loss surplus Of s4S,-
638. Prior preference stock amounting
70 SlOO 600. par value, was called Tor
redemption on January 2, 1910 and
only 81 800 still remains unredeomed,
against which there iE on deposit al
equal amount to redeem the stock 1T
mar. The United Railroads Of San
Francisco paid during the year $4,000
OF the principal amount Of its notes
held By the California Railway and
Power COMPANY. thus reducing the
amount 70 sl.e25,O00 now IN tbs latter
corapany's treasury.
Georgia Railway and Power.
Gross receipts Of the Georgia Rail
0av and Power Company. amounting 70
$3.50 ESQ for September, made small
decline as compared with that month IN
1914. but G curt2;lr1ent OF operating
expenses gave the company an increase
Of S45s24 IN net operating income,
which totalled s227,7ll, equal 10 a gain
of more than 20 per cent Operating
revenues for the nine months ended
September 80. however. were Increased
over those for the same perioc year
aro. total earnings amounting TO s4.-
Cg3,4J7. q gain Of S2e,410. Net cara.
ings after expenses and taxes totsAed
Sl.947,B9s, or s5i,812 higher than in
-ha wear nrecedinQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22
n M INprMN,rY COMPANY.

Pursuant TO Section u OF the Insurance
faV %, the State " New York We. the
snf.rsirrsd all being natural persons 81 full
sge ana a least two-tA!rds Of ~ citizens
OK the United States, and at east oS< Of us
resident OF the STATE OF New York. do
h,reh, declare ard publish notice Of our In
,,ntlon 10 form a domestic stock insurance
sarnora,ion 20 transact the business Of rdsl-
t,v and surety Insurance as authorised under
.''btiyi,lon . OF section 20 Of the Insurance
faw Tho name Of the proposed corporation
- ROME INDEMNITY COMPANY. The
amount Of It's capital stoes is 20 b Two
Hundred and Fifty thousand ssooesl
nonsrs and It's surplus Two Hundred and
t,,,T Tnous.nd ,f156. 900 Dollars additional.
TIE principal .nd home CISCO OF the corpora
-, 7. 10 to located in the Borough - Man
haftnn. city. County and state n New YORK.
pated. New York. sspt,nber 1872, 1915
GEDRGE c cADEiL cLAkEScE q
NET'rLEs. JOS 2 WARD. A u
BoHM. A KENNEDY CHILD. Gus
TAy KCMPERT. CHARLES PErkAs.
r & HORWARTH ALFRED J.
WOLFE. =. BONNET. IL LIN.
BRECH G. HERRFORrH. JOSEPH