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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
THE SUGAR MARKET.
ol8 Cent Price IL Preaicted ~
Leading Operators.

Sentiment. IN the sugar market ~as again
very hulli.h. and leading operators we're
predicting that Sc. sugar would be realiz.d
In the near future Reports from Cuba lrdi.
Gated a good export inquiry and traders here
maintain that rcAners are having di niculty
IN procuring sufficient suuoliss 10 MI their
demand without sending th% up faster
than. they care TO have II go
1T is stimatc thai dom site rehnArs require
shout 10000 ba2s NJ sugar a day 20 keen
them running II IAN capacity airi that II
they fail 70 supply this demand for any
length OF TIM" II SIMPLY means larger rur.
chases eventually. Trade interests were good
buyers OF futures, ant the near pos lions
were hrm and higher, closing with net gains
OF 10 ! points. While tho late months were
ehsier, closing rot unchanged 10 points
lower. There was more or less liquidation
during the day, but on the whole offerings
were well absorbed. Total sales were 1880
tons. ~
In the SPOT market rehners we're siili hold.
lnE on and no purchases were reported. nj.
Enough operators took 800 bags of Cubas for
Aprl shipment AZ ode. cost and frei.ht, also
1000 bags for May shipment at tho same
price and 5000 bags for May shipment a, 80,
There was said 70 be a moderate quantity OF
Cubas afoat which might he purchased al
BIC cost and freight, bu, May ~shipmen, uas
held at 5i.o.
The refined market was quiet bu, firm. with
nne grannlatcd. quoted at : q, 20 100. Flu
lures prices follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
NEW PLANT AT CHATTANOOGA.
Steel Company EAprcts 10 Begin
D%eIiveries In October.

Work is bein; rushed on the now
twelve acre plant Of the recently formed
Chattanooga steel Company at Chat
~tanooga, Tenn. and 4, Mas said yestsr-
day by interests in close touch with the
new company that deliveries will prob
ably be made after October NJ this year
at a rate Of between 80 ,0oo and SO. 600
tons OF billets and rounds monthly.
The company WAS formed 10y {. =.
James OF Chattanooga and was capi-
talized Mt $4,000, 600. Ten open hearth
furnaces and extensive rolling mills are
being erected on a site two miles from
Chattanooga and the financing of the
new concern has been handled entirely
by Southern bankers. II Is The purpose
to manufacture a variety Of steel prod
ucts.
Mr.. James is president and J. r,
Baird vice president. The company does
not own ore properties, but has me-
gotiated successfully with large interests
for an ore supply. The stock oill not
he listed on any EXCHANGE and the ma
Jorlty OF it has been privately sub
scribed for.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
CALLS PENNSY TUBES
DREAM OF CORBIN
Builder Says L. I. r. r. Found
or Long Sought Similar
Facilities.

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,,.v,, ..o ponu.,i,,, ,,na. Co. Ma.
ba,,,, Ia n,an, n,nar .nS,.av IVA aio.
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-. 80. ,,,s,Iaa ,nnn,r ,os,ord.,,
pieue oou'' 'uot'.o sasi".s
~ ,en. as.".a,
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,sna"" 'o'u' ""'" o"'' '"'
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p.N.s' ,'ne' ~ ~ ,'u..
Sa'U t"a' '"e ,cn"ssI van" !" u''t".ns
.uc 'u",e"S "nuer ."c ;>o',hN"'" 20,
rNe.a .a' t,Nc" w III. 'p"s ..Ia,u'
lo'u VIA '.e "', au9t'' "pI"'
'ouh"er OF the long 'slanu anu TOT n'anN
YEAR, us presiu"h,. na' long trIeu 10
nVl'tNe ior '"c u'HeIt " Niio'ue'o
ne az" ,na' VT 'oTp'n ucu eNe.s
posS,p'e pan .or u'rtt' cohhec''oh WIZ
the he'Tt OF Man'at.ih' one Vi which
was dipping uhder inc t'as' iNVer az
the BATTERY ana dipping again unier tue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

soft, Electric company for the mrs, quar-.
ter % 1916 disclosss gross earnings of
::.?s6.ocj. an increase ~ s:3o.S,i over the
figures for. he same period IN 1915 net
earnings Of f&1l.s99. or 4 q, crease Of sis..
400. and a surplus ~ sss.9O7. an increase
OF 1915 of Sss.oas.
T.. n. Rollins & sons have purchased
from IN" santa Rarbara Gas and Z cc;ric
California Edison. $1,000 900 mrs, mortgage
. per cent. serial and sinking fund gold
bonds The proceeds Will be used in, I'M
meitaie construction work and to call for
pay ment on July l.. at loi, the $4,000
first mortgage = per cent. bonds due i?ii.
The Pittsburg Railways Company. a sub
sidlary OF tho Philadelphia Company. re
ports for March gross earnings 81 N.o7t,-
~. an increase Of Si.t.'Ss over last March,
and net earnings of .~3e3.5:s. or a gain Of
gross earnings OF slc.:7:.sOs were sl56.-
3i3 better than for the preceding similar
period, while the net earnings Of ~, 49,
3:l showed an increase OF SSls.o6i,
The combined repor, of all the sub
.idarles Of the rhiladelphi. COMPANY FOR
March d~isrlo-es gross earnings OF s:.7s5.-
figures for the same month last year, and
net earnings Of 3l,i33.:ta. an Increase Of
ts:7,s3: For the twelve months ..nded
March 81 gross earnings were ,:s.s:i,oo3
and net earnings. N:.:S:.9ln tho former
being a gain OF i.so6.siS and the latter
a gain OF 3:,3sto:o.
Another subsidiary OF tn. Philadelphia
Company, the Duquesne Light COMPANY,
reported for March a gain Of S6.jis In
sro-- earnings. which w"r. 4i?33Ss. and
. gain % s6l.s:: in net earnings, which
We're s-70.3s-. Gross earnings for the
twelve months ended March 81 We're sS.-
3Ti.1g. and ne, Earnings te.6a;.l5i. The
former was 4 gain Of sI3o,3.i and the
latter a gain Of sf97,s5a over the tigrres
for the preceding year.
The Public uti.l,y pebcnture Corpora.
tiou reports FOR the twelve months ended
March 81. net earnings, applicable 10 re-
serves and 10 dividends on preferred and
common stocks. as stj.t2l. as compared
with si0.ts2 for the preceding year. presi-
dent Gilman stated tina, in the last year
N" investments Of tho company had been
shifted somewhat So as TO render the
assets more liquid. and the comp,ny IL
now in an exceedingly strong position.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
VANDERBILT URGES
U. s. TRADE CAMPAIGN
Warns Manufacturers in BOs-
ton Meeting to Plan
for Future.

BosroN.o April 26.-The American
manufacturer II ne would profit by the
Impetus given TO his business by the
entanglernents OF manufacturer Of
other countries should neglect no OPP
portunity to improve his economic or
ganfzation. both for production and
distribution. That Is what Frank A.
Vanderbilt. president Of the National City
Bank Of New York. told the members
cf the National Association Of Cotton
Manufacturer at their meeting this
morning. Mr.. vanderlip said further:
After the war the manufacturers OF
other countries will be more eager for
business more alert In their enterprises
than they were before the war: more
willing TO make sacrifices 20 get bust
ness. But the American with the in
telliRence and ability to put his house
In order now has splendid chances to
hold after the war the business he has
acquired because OF the war
Mr.. Nlnderlip added:
eft Is an extraordinary state OF az
fairs when wages In the steel industry
are advanced twice. 10 per cent. each
time. within three months. with advances
in the textile mills and other industries
almost as great. They signify that all
are riding on a. tidal wave. and that we
cannot tell where We will be when nor
NAL conditions are restored.
1.-The nations with whom our trade Is
most important are banded together III
two groups. pledged to support each other
at least to the end Of the war. and be-
yond that nobody can tell what their
economic alliances or economic policies
will be. We know. however. that The
passion for national strength and self
sufiiciency has been everywhere strength
ened and tina the instinct OF self-pro-
lection will tend to keep the alliances
alive.
I'VE may expect also that the control
Of economic conditions and policies viii
he more highly centralized than before
in short that trade and industry In these
two groups of nations will be more
highly organized and more harmon'ously
directed than before.
The stress Of economic competition
will not be lessened by the war. On tho
contrary. there will he in each country a
greater incentive than ever existed be
fore to recover lost ground and assure
the national position. There will he a
sharper spur upon efort and a more
strenuous demand TO- efficiency In every
Industry than was known before.
THE vital question T.. what effect will
the experiences through which they are
passing have upon tho people Of Europe
aud what effect will tho conditions now
~ eva'ling in the United States have upon
us" II the experience of Europe gives
discipline and mental stimulus To the
people. II II awakens new ambition and
resolution n develops u rev national
spirit OF devotion and unity. the debts
and taxes will not retard their progress.
And. on the other hand. II our people
d" not recognize the temporary character
OF our present prosperity. conserve It's
- 49,. H. Es--.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
REDUCING BUSINESS SPACE.
Brokers secure Concerns for Va
cant OHlces and Lofts.

The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased offices on the twelfth floor OF 1GO
Broadway to I~ttclson d Schottlsnd on
the tenth floor to Norman November and
kcvic Jane on the thirteenth floor a
large suite TO Hartman & Lcvene space
on the ninth floor to Edward Powers and
John \. Wood, and offices oil The same
floor to Jacob Smith. Jr.
william +. Fuerst has leased the top
loft OF the building at the corner Of
Blocker street and the Bowery TO Ma
than Cohen. and the store at SO East
l25th street to Philip Berkowitz for a
term Of years.
The Lotion II. Slawson Company has
leased Tor the Surrey Investors Office
at 300 Fifth avenue to S%chlaepfer En-
broidery Works and Pcrsky & Steinwclf ;
at ll6 to 100 West Thirty-second street
showrooms to - & w. Inc. to .Arthar
T.. Colgate offices for commercial pho
Biography to G. Maviglia space for OK
ecutive offices. and NJ 31-33 East
Twenty-seventh street offices to the Em-
ken Chemical Company for a term OF
years.
The ogden & Clarkson Corporation
have leased Offices at tj1 Fifth avenue
for It's business.
Scherick n Mendcl have leased the
fourth floor az ~ and ~ East Twenty.
NTH street 70 A. |. Reid & Co.. Importers
OF dress goods. and A W Porter Il 90.
importers OF cotton goods, ;ho seventh
floor.
samuel VI. Martin has leased the store
md basement ~ the southeast corner OF
Columbus avenue and Nin"tv-s"Venth
street to tho Braumfelds Company
Louis Eempucr e Son E1N" leased n
store IN the Riverview Theatre Euildirc.
%troadway and loon street. to III. Sweet
Sin, Inc Fnr five wears sNgVg .' ITO,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
MERCANTILE MARINE
CONTROL UNCERTAIN
American International Cor
poration Has Acquired Large
Block Of Stock.
PLAN OF REORGANIZATION

In connection with the reports that
control Of the International Mercantile
Marine Company has passed In the last
few days from J. T. Morgan 4 Co. in
terests to the American International
Corporation II was learned yesterday
from a director OF the latter company
that the executive committee OF the
American International Corporation at
q recent meeting decided 10 acquire a
substantial amount Of the stock and that
the operation WAS turned over to the
discretion OF Frank A. Nandcrlip. otto
II. Kahn and w. II. Grace.
In we'll Informed circles In the financial
district attention was directed TO the fac.
that the Morgan interests have not corr
troiled the Internationil Mercantile
Msrine for the last year. ON February
20. 1915, the voting trust originally hold
Ing the stock terminated by agreement.
This voting trust was formed In the fall
of 1902. and the trustees were J. =.
Morgan, Charles Steele, J. Bruce 1srnay.
the late +. A. II. wiGener and ". ].
Pirrie.
1t was further understood IN Wall
Stree, tina, thu he,vv huvinr which
serysd "a s,rcnr,ben 10th Tho pro erred
ana compon s,ock +, no weak m,rL.,
- i.s. .,aaL o. n,.ra ., .r o,,,,and,ny
fsatur. ~ tho ,r.I,py ON NnnJ,v and
Tussd.v n, ,his v.s, vas dnc I, .r-
c,,s,,ion ~ Tho s,nck he the American
Ir,ernationa cornor,,iou Also IL w,sre.
nnr,ad ,h,, Euhr non A. "a uho ar.
"a - W.. hoa, tn,,v no huviny ,or
tha AuerIc,n in,erna;ion,I inte,.s,s
49,. .,aanaa r,rch ,s,ur oI,,., for ~
n..s.r, ~ norn,r"n,iv In au,hori,a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTDR-Aii grades Of eresmery de.
eiined L. yesterday under liberal receipts
Ing was fair at the decline and receipts
Leaned UP fairy well, un:sl,ed cresmery
sympathy with higher grade stock. Ladle.
aud packing stock continued scarce and
SS nS3a seconds. S?u3:nc: thirds. 80 u
ai'gc. .nsaltsi fancy. sSa3sc.. prime to
to fnc. 30 q 33c state dairy. finest. 33h q
Sir good to prime. 3:ia q 33c.; renovated.
ssirSs; So o KIM, 81 s!''. ,as,es' mss,s,
I'm. sc: No. 2. ?7daItsc.
CHEEsE-Lccai trading was fairly
active. and With Ugh; supplies prices ruled
very scarce and sought. Fresh twins and
eheddars we're IN light supply. Exporters
s,ock a few fresh white twins. New white
and While specials. iss siss.; average
iss ne, cseiadar., 'f s.id. nss1 'r is'.e
held fnc 70. finest; is6is.c, Twins. held
Hpi;S.s us.dcisraae.'s 'i held 10 pf r'%f' "a
fresh. iGaiGLc, Wisconsin. held. $50
M. single daisies. he'd. -. uisisc.:
Americas, held. isaiatsc; fresh. i7isc
state skins. specials. current make, iits o
l"' lower grades, ~ ligc.
EGGS-N.ceipts were again moderate
aud with strong sdNices from shipping
points market ruled aciiv" at well inain.
tiincd prices Considerable stock If going
consamp'icn Only "at'" mSo,i"rn," s, ,Slk OF oYr hish
s!ade not too plentiful and In trm posi-
ton, pir,i"s and checks were also active
at daotations P-ic,s. Fresh gathered.
extras 90. u sic storage packed rrs,s.
.o& a.ic. dlr,ies. M 1. iai. u zoe. No
I. ! . M y 80 s f,urhk hgHnaFN uhNfas
.II 25c.. browns, % :tc. mixed, 20 csc.
luck state. 80 . 3ic Maryland and Raj:
southern. ?6u:sc goose. Ioa soc.
LIVE potLTRf-Ahout 3; cars ar
rived, which was not IN excess OF the de-
maud BUYING was OF fair proportion. bu,
week. Receivers generally talked Of isc.
,2r i9w's hr"ilers wer. a little more
Former worth toa I:c. and tn" latter esc.
Nearby express fowls. 1917 d zoe.
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts Of Iced
sio,~ wer. light. hut invoices of more
,ty and condition from the warmer sections
and actively rourh, Rooster. ard ne,rSy
%broilers were scarce and high. Fresh
turkeys a ii,,i. more plentiful but OF
.r'a P,l1 9s"'''T pr ana top gur priSs' Ma.,er tS
hens aud toms. dry plc&ed, 80 33c chick
M !: 20 boy. western milk fed; :oc. corn
Western, 80 lbs and over to dozen. .ii2 u
&c ~ 70 ~ lbs, 20 II Gle. under 30 lbs.
i1isC.; Western, dry picked. Z lbs. and
over &c. ~ lbs sic = lbs ard under.
i1nl'i1c Western scalded. large. .Oia ~
liz Oh ro"sters. lsc squads. prime
: lbs. 81 20. Frozen: Turkeys. selected
'oung hens. 3ic.. toms. II uaSc.: No. ..
-5H-Sr. hrnllers. J.. to bon. Is - - lbs
40 corn fed. fancy. 2,r.; chickens. lc to
box. milk fot. ~ TO - lbs sai7c.:
81 20 y lbs ciH :ii.r corn fed. ~ TO ~
lbs. :.c ~ to ~ lhs. s:i9c; fowls
Western, boxed. 10 Ne. and over. ste. 81
TO 1. lbs. iaisc Old roos.ers, l3isc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
LYMAN GIVES UP COUNSEL.
Decides IN handle own Case ~
Federal COurt

HaNing acquired a good WORKING
knowledge OF Federal law through his
several appearances a. defendant in mail
fraud cases br. John Grant Lyman de
clded yesterday to throw over his at
'orneys and steer himself through hi.
present difficulties arising from his ma
nipulation NJ the an iirs OF the brokerage
firm Of John II Putnam & 90
i.N man announced his intention g.
Judge Howe In tho United STATE.
District Court. and although Assistant
United States Attorney Edwin Il stan
ton insisted that L. man ought to have
new counsel assigned to him the judy.
replied that he couldn't force ~ attorney
on a man who didu'' want one
Lyman WAS represented by former
United states Attorney Henry \. Wise
and former BoNing Commissioner Frank
:. DN.il. There Is some doubt whether
they give M Lyman or Lyman gave M
them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
GETS CATSKuL RAILROAD.
Hudson River Day Line Buys Con-
troll Of Mountain system,

CATsKur. y. r. April cs-Throueh
tho purchase to-day under foreclosure ~
IN" Tatskill Mountain Railroad nv r..
y o'cot', president of the Hudson River
Day Lin Albert V. :. Olcott, general
manager of tho Ca'skill Evening Lines.
ari ''eorg" ". Beach, manager of IN
'a'skil Mountain House, the Hudson
River bay Lin obtains control of tho
entire Cdtskill railway system from
CatSkill to Tannersvllle.
The property was sold last week 10
James i. Phillip. president OF tho Cats
hill National Bank, but as he failed TO
meet the terms Of his bid the property
was resold, The price was SIS, 900,
which was Mr., Phillips offer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
PH0TO.ENGRAvERS DENY TRUST
Grand Jury Investigation Of Price
Increase IL PrOba hic.

A Grand Jury inquiry probably will
he started 10 determine Just what was
done IN connection with the increase OF
prices alleged t. have been agreed on by
tho Vhoto-t,ngravers Board of Trade and
concerning which complaint has been
made to the piStric, Attorney. Prices
have been increased from 20 to zoo per
cent. for photo-engraNing work and
magazine publishers and book makers
have complained that - has been donc
in violation OF the additionally trust
law.
District Attorney Swami had a confer
euco yesterday witt Edward Epstein and
7. ". Morley, Jr.. q! the Board Of Trade.
Both denied there had been an agreement
entered into. but insisted the increase
had resulted from the higher COS, Of the
materials used. Further conferences
will he held to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
RENTAL ~ CITY's SUBURBS.

Herbert \. Sherman has leased for
Mrs. David :. Cowles her house at Mil
ton road and Apawamis avenue. Rye. N.
Y. for the NINE furnished. to Edward
Mapiesun. ard for Mrs. $. Bow!es her
house 10i Dogwood lane. Rye. overlook
ing the .Apawamis Club grounds. for q
term OF years to B. DE Marston.
The Robert t. Farley Organization
has leased at Nepperhan Heights the
Hathaway house on buckingham road to
Angus Thorne Of New York city. the
Whitney house on FIirview avenu to
W. q. Pittim Of New York city and
the NoouIn house on Linden avenue to
II. W. Purcell OF New York city.
Heckschcr a deSdulles have rented TO
Emlcn Hare. formerly OF Philadelphia,
the now hous, uf Reginald W. Press
prjch. near Dogwood lane. Rye. y. Y.
for a term Of years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Frederick G. Fletcher Of Boston has
been elected a director Of the Atlantic,
Gulf and West Indies steamship Lines.
~. Il, Barker has resigned AS vice-prosi-
dent Of the United Profit sharing Com
pany, his resignation to take effect May +,
Mr., Barker was formerly vice. president o.
the Sperry 4 Hutchinson Coupon Company,
and has been for some time active head Of
the United PROFIT Sharing Company,
Gold tn the amount Of 500. 900 was
withdrawn from the Sub-TreRsury yester.
day by the Bank OF. New York. Tho sub
San. Francisco on the account OF . New
York bank.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
Norfolk & western jump. Dividend

Tho declaration Of an extra dividend
of | per . II on thc common stock Of
the Noriolk and Western Railway Com
pany. IN addition IN the quarterly dlvi-
dend Of IA per cent, surprised Wan
street Yesterday. TIL. old rate of i per
cent, had been in force since lecem-
Der, 1911, and prior to that. dating back
to 1909, the rate had been = per cent.
In 1901 the rate was . per cent,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
rassaic 10 I..u- s:sa.ooo Bond..

PAssAic. y. j.. April 26.-The passaic
city Commissioners have decided To sell
three issues Of serial bonds tutalling
S:>6,noo. all bearing -. per cent. inter-
est. $4,000 worth L. be retired In thirty
years and the Others In twenty-five years.
These will be tho first serial bonds ever
issued here and VIII cover park develop
ment. public buildings and school cx-
penditures.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Chesapeake and Ohio:

Chesapeake and ohio:
Es,rs ;:ss A. ..,'si::.s!s Inc: r.:::i:as
From july i.''. s'i:c.isss Inc. ;si.ssc
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER AND PITTS
The Buffalo. Rochester and Pittsburg
"a'"" ''"PN"' %'fPsiiss'' Changes.
op.r revenue, ,sss,i:s Inc isss'soo
net net iisn Ss" i;;ss.ssasss Inc. l%;s,,ss::s.
opc To% %rey '@S ,s.,..7s, rnc.rsi9.sss
Ssst ,sysn."'.." ;t,3'3i5 Inc s5i;s$s
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
The local ornce Of tho Northern Pa.
Telegraph Tho folioNing actual results for
tn" month Of March The usual detailed
stat meat will be issued within u few
days:
oper, expenses.., a,isa,ooo Inc. T,i,OOo
Ne, oper. rev. ,2,ss7.ooo Inc. ,sos,ooo
Third week April.
Freirht earnings ii.OiS.ooo Inc. $4,000
Psnger earnings. .+3,o 600 Inc. 5000
Mise. earnings, $4,000 Inc. 5000
Total ,........ sl,sso,ooo Inc. s?ss.ooo
Total for . weeks +,nGl, 900 Inc, 75i,0o0
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
The southern Railway Company reports
for March:
@I,G'. rsysou.,, 'S,:ssscs ';,:sS:n
From July i;.
Gross revenue. .sSl,si6.1I9 &t7,3.6, Pa
Net revenue. .... lj."I1,6ho ?,6"",94l
BOSTON AND MAINE.
The Roston and Maine Railroad Com.
pany reports for March:
Total oper. rev. H,:ol,a77 Inc. iisi.ose
%""t income ';s,;sS Inc. $@,,Ss..ss::ss
ro r"T the min" m:9,Gs ena"d M;5"h 81;
nper, Income. a.69s.soo Inc. a,t!o,7sS
WABASH
The Wabash Railway company reports
for March and for tn" min" months ended
March 81 as follows
op4r. revenues, ,a,cs5,i,o Inc. i7eS,s.s
Oper, expenses. .,0js,ot7 Inc. lOg.sai
Net revenues. N,o2s.les Inc, ,slO.9s7
From July /:
opcr revenues .s:5,stG,:sl Inc So ol.e?a
oper, expenses. 17,st7,732 Inc, b9l,o7s
S.t revenue, s,O0s, 500 Inc 81 OlO.ISO
INTERBoRouGH RAPID TRANSIT,
The Interboroush Rapid Transit Com.
p"ny reports for March: ,,,.
Gross oper, rev. 1Ltoj,o5l 33.055.7os
Oper. expenses. l.3os.2l3 liza O52
- -----
Net oper. rev.. e2.095 sSs 1,9i?.65S
Surplus .,..,,... ei2,lsl G7.l<i
Passengers card, sb.o17.sf @.2is,ssl
From July 1:
Gross oper. rev. .l2s. tSs.siA %i2Asls.sss
oper, expenses, 10. $500 s,a9O. $50
Net opsr. rev. .ois.ess7s Sissss.sN
Passengers; card .5es.;si.;W Iss.;sSi;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
RUBBER co. At COLLEGE POINT.

The Eureka Rubber Company a
leased part OF the new building OF the
former United states Metal Products
Company at Eighth street and Third
avenue. College Point. The company
will manufacture all kinds OF soft rub.
Der goods there. This Is the NTH con-
Germ manufacturing rubber goods that
will do business in this town.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
Custom HOuae Receipts.

The total receipts for duties at the Gus
tom House yesterday were s657.5S7.5d,
OF which sl75.la5.0S was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
$iS2.39a.4S for recent mportations
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27

S. Lanerds. 100 waverley place. a o
story and basement house TO Silvia
Cavlglia for Ave years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
HELP WANTED-MAIH

hoy WANTED-Strong, active hoy. IA
10 ~ years, must come well commended
Apply In own handwriting 70 Box 1894,