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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08

10 shipments OF copper 10 speak Of
have gone TO New England in week
or more, owing TO the absolute tie-up
on the New Haven lines. lnasmuch as
the Connecticut Valley munition plants
are taking q great portion Of the cop
per going into domestic consumption,
the situation may be viewed as ex-
tremely grave, the copper people say
In the absence Of any prospects Of an
early improvement, unless the Congress
investigation helps. which is not con
sidered likely, local copper producers
said they will be compelled TO adopt
heroic measures to relieve the threat
ened shortage in New England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
OATS.

The oats market was heavy and at the
close showed net losses Of sal sc. The cash
demand was slow and the foreign inquiry
was very limited "Bradstreets" visible in
creased 1854. 600 bushels. compared with a
decrease Of 3.5O6 600 a year ago. Stocks
are now IN excess Of last year. The local
cash market was easy standard quoted at
4qc No white 4sG4si2c; No white.
4Tl2m4sc. fancy clipped white. 4ei2m sic:
ordinary clipped white asa 4yc. all elevator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08

Fmihe first time q weeks, the local
.toassr trade is in the midst Of lulL
'itss not 20 say there - any appreei-
sss e;-up in the demand for the
a.1. ol any perceptiDle easing tend
&c, ID prices. Copper for June deEv-
~ held firm yesterday at 27i2 cents &
r.at while spot could be obtained
Ey II small quantities and at what
d. trade calls special prices. In
t..s words, the dealer In metal for i'm
s,tue delivery, # he has any for
ns, Is practically in a position 20
fiks Dis own market. No one IN the
ia:s Is willing 10 make any prediction
TO prices six months hence. All
er car be said is that demand cor
asu from both foreign and domestic
r.isss France maintains the position
n be largest buyer A copper man
nj yesterday the majority Of con-
is-,n Of copper made the mistake Of
nsi lives. as he put IL, when they
'itsd to come into the market a few
n't:hs ago when the British govern
nsri contracted for 60,000,000 pounds
rrsnd "a cents for delivery from
rsrih to month 70 the end Of the year.
lai IN bis opinion, was sufficient 20
's'v ihs; the buying movement would
r, o. Indefinitely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
MINING.
AMERICAN WOODEN co.
PROFITS SIS, l60,295
Last Report as N. J. Corporation
Shows 11.S Per Cent Increase.

The American Wooden Company is
sued yesterday its last annual report
as a New Jersey corporation. operations
now being conducted under Massa-
chusotts charter. William NJ. Wood,
president. said in his remarks TO the
stockholders that since the company's
original incorporation in 1899 S2l,9O5,-
coo had been expended on additions
and betterments and there had been
written of by depreciation and pur-
chase Of common stock 100000. To-
tai sales in the last ten years aggre-
gated S697 ,lS9 900. Dividends to stock
holders in that period were $685. =
600 and wages consumed sl75,52I 600.
Despite the fact that last year began
under unfayorabe circumstances, the
net profits. totalling So. l60,295, were
S2,37l ,693 in excess Of 1914. and after
payment of the full dividend rate on
the preferred stock there remained a
balance of S2360,2 which was equiv
alent TO lis per cent on S2O,OOO,OOO
common stock. In 1914 there was a
deficit Of Sll.39S after meeting the
preferred dividend requirements, and
in 1913 there was an operating de-
fciency of $677,685, which was in
creased to S3,477 $50 after paying divi-
dends.
President Wood said that the final
quarter OF the year was one Of great
activity and that comparatively small
stocks Of staple goods remained on
hand at the years close. Domestic or
ders received since January ! were the
heaviest in the company's history.
Because Of the shutting off of the
important European nations from South
American trade, due TO the war, the
company developed a valuable export
trade TO Canada and South America.
Nothing was said in the report of war
orders. although heavy shipments Of
woolen blankets 10 the Allies have
L.. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
CHICAGO PRICES.

Wheat:
May. I.l3la lis lib l.l3i2 l.l57s
July. Ill IIl& lIOss l.lO1s l.I2s.
May. 1874 75s. 1915 75h IS
july. 75is 75s. 1875 75ls 16A
May. 49,. I8a. 4sh 1895 -
July. 4l7s 49, 4A 4l%. -2ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
Iron The Tribune Bureau
Washington. March Z.

ARMY.
Col WALTER y. N'CAw. Med. CoT-. and Capt
LLOYD kEFAlKER. Med. CORPS. After ar
ritl ia q AID GA expiration leave u tbseiice.
% b. siocum
Capt HINRY MADDUX Med Cops. aft~s arrival
b. o. 8nI oa expiration leave y absence 10
Pramo.i5n o., Ma WALTER G. SHORT. Cav.
from Capt sth Cav announced. lie Is aNsehei
So ith Cav until NAV -, " shich daie lie =
ssslgnec % that regiment
Cep- Bl.N LIAR. dr.. kth Cav. TO Amy Server
Schools IT. LessenNorfh. April s.
Can't WILLIAM X DEAR Med Corps. p slocun
90 Sow YORK Ciiy ard sai. % transport BuiOr1.
March 49, for PHILIPPINES
Name tirt H. COKrIANDT PARKER, On Field
AT placed or lhi Of officers detached proper
commands to take effect Ap-il .. and name
Fist L. WEBSTER A. CApHON. Field Ar. re-
moved 70 take sfss April -. II Capron.
School o. Fire FOR Field Ar. f. ST. ~ take
Firs, IT. Burt W PHILLIPS leh M. from
present. duties with Organized Militia March 81.
fn ll regimen
Leave q, absence one month 70 tass eject on ar
rival 81 L. 5. granted CAPT DANA I. MEh-
nlII. 10Th Inf
Following promo,ionA o-cen- Coast Ar. an
Join l. HoLcoMBE ard JANIS $ DusESS-
NJ O'REAR AMI RALPH HkINEs to nrsi Il
Capt HuICOMBE. assigned iith Co Capt
DTSENHt RY assigned SIN Co First u
SMITH report 10 COMMANDING officer coast de
pes, Ia. O'KEAR and HArNEs remain on
present duty A. present stations
flowing additional second Ia ~ Cav ssifned
- second e 70 grcssn, resimsns Wll4IAM
hoYE Is sth Cav, and sna KAT T. GoRsiAS. 9Th
Ya.lowtnA additional second nL- Coast Ar a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
COTTON CLOSELOW;
SALES SCATTERED
Trading Lively Late in Session
on Continued Offerings
from South.

A further advance during yesterdays
early trading met increased offerings
In the cotton market and prices broke
some 20 or p points from the best
with the close barely steady at net
decline OF i3 10 IS points for the day.
Some scattered Southern selling mere
seemed TO create apprehensions thal
holders Of spot cotton were taxing nQ-
vantage Of the rally Of sbout 50 Daie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of Various
Corporations.

A bondholders' protective committee,
il was announced yesterday, has been
formed in London 20 represent holders
Of bonds Of the Mexico Tramways Com
pany and its subsidiary companies, the
Mexican Light and Power Company
Mexican Electric Light Company and
the Pschuca Light and Power Com
pany. Earnings Of these companies
have been greatly diminished because
Of the adverse conditions in Mexico
and default in interest payment on out
standing bonds has occurred on several
occasions. The committee says that
the condition Of the companies mas not
improved and that the electric railways
are now being operated by the military
authorities with complete cessation oil
revenues to the company and deteriora
ton OF installation and rolling stock
The Mexican Light and Power Com
pany has been forced into the hands ot
d receiver, and leading bondholders be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
,.,dsrs Stand Pat as Con
l'as ..ss Gets Down to
Business.
,or1GHT CONGESTION
f'ISIOWS UP COPPER
s.,tsqe Threatens the NUM-
''' ION Factories of New
England.

e...o. waited on Washington
VA xbile the floor traders on
is'. .,.tsnre made the stock market .','-
u r ss-ScsS observers thought stocks
IEI'l .T well indeed, considering the
.. ven uneertai still to be Ieck-
,'n"0.,jb ana despite the ragged ap-
SEQ W. ~ N. list at the close-some
i'' I'h. 's,Sed the day down and others
si'sE s.se much Of the underlying tone
' ,ssss pointing out IN TINS con
q t'M", ,bs. the drive Of yesterday
i 'as. the shorts had not impaired
1g''.'. strong technical position
q n', e,est degree. That part OF the
2 ", xsbieh hangs out In commission
ssss' 800 rooms watched the news
ssse esgsrly for the vote on the
i I.ii, g. suestion" before the House.
',.vsr that meant. and the more I'M
'i.ns matter Of the McLemore res
- There were many last nlght'
CIV who wondered what the mar
'. IND DO after the McLemore res
~ 49,. nd been tabled, as expected
. .s.....s the thing is settled IN Con-
.sspf .,s Germany sinks a ship with
r." C., on board" argued q broker
49, mat mean war, NOBODY
,..meS wiling TO make any reply 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
FttIrht Congestion Hurts.

VIA; Is bothering the copper comps-
~ o. the present time and Is largely
u ,,uss Of the temporary lull is the
ABILITY to obtain the requisite ship
Ng facilities. This applies to both
A: snc water. Leaving aside tho
Ss''on Of the difficulty Of getting
'ss'rs ;or metal going forward 10 Eu-
l'pe-As foreign governments are as
'iars al they can 20 alleviate this. as
VIZ Is prime necessity-ths local
"''td congestion is indeed serious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
MEX. PET. RESUMES DIVIDEND
Regular Quarterly Rate Will BE on
April /.

Resumption Of dividends on the pre-
ferred stock Of the Mexican Petroleum
Company was announced yesterday fol-
lowing meeting Of the board. The
regular quarterly rate Of 2 per cent
was declared payable April ! 70 stock
Of record March 20.
The last dividend paid by the com
pany on this issue was in October, 1913,
when the full years dividend amounted
70 2-3 per cent. The preferred stock
is non-cumulative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
Lower Exchange Rates.

Exchange brokers said last night
there had been no special development
either here or abroad. so far as they
knew, to account for the general de
cline in foreign rates in yesterday 5
market. Sterling got down 10 Ss.16
for sight bills-some sales were re-
ported at Sab 1919. or a fraction un-
der the reported peg" price-but raj
lied toward the close. Francs touched
the lowest level In weeks when checks
were quoted at 5.90M. The decline IN
marks carried the rate to 73 for four
or within q shade Of the low record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
NEW GUGGENHEIM FIRM
Six Members of Family. with W. L
Potter. in New Concern.

Announcement was made yesterday
Of the formation of the firm Of Gug-
genheim Brothers, which will he COM
posed OF Isaac Guggenheim. ). Z. Gug-
genheim, Morris Guggenheim I'd Simon
Guggenheim, who heretofore hayp
made up the firm OF NJ. Guggenheimr
Sons, and Edmond A Gugeenheim,
Harry f. Guggenheim and William I.
Potter.
Edmond Guggenheim IS a son Of Nor
ris Guggenheim and Harry Guggcnhelm
is son Of Daniel Guggenheim. Mr..
Potter for the last four years has
been first vice president Of the Guar
anty Trust Company. II is understood
he will remain on the board and
member Of the executive committee OF
that institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
lean Insurance Company in place Of the
late Walter D. Briggs.


Stockholders Of the Underwriters
Salvage Company. Of New York. al the
annual meeting yesterday elected p. 5.
Hoadley a director 20 succeed Joseph
F. Appleton. resigned.
J. & W Seligman & Co, as managers
of the Cuba Cane Sugar Corporation
Syndicate. announce that they are pre-
pared TO repay 70 syndicate members
an additional % per cent of the amount
paid in on subscriptions. This pay
ment will make so per cent returned TO
participants.
Stockholders Of the Crex Carpet
Company yesterday elected Albert Z.
Goodhart a director, succeeding VIII
lam A. Pfeil, resigned.
Gross revenues of the 81. Louis
Southwestern Railway Company for
January, amounting to 1881 .597. were
S6s.l07 greater than in that month OF
last year. Net after taxes was in
creased from Sl04,7l5 TO s20s.920.
The United States Mortgage and
Trust Company announces that George
A. Jones has been appointed manager
Of their i25th Street branch in place Of
Henry II. Thomas. who was recently
elected an assistant treasurer OF the
company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS
For week ended March Z. 1915.
HITTER.

Receipts for week. $500 pkgs last week;
4sI-O pkgs. Exports Tor week 70 tropical
countries. 400 pkgs. Creamery, extras ~
score, 37i.c: higher SCORING, 5'n Sstge
f-ts 25L i3-c. seconds. 81, ass. thirds.
3OT3lc. creamery, held. extras ts- score p.
32M32L,c: higher scoring. $50 &c; trsts'
30LgH3iisc: seconds. 29M soc. thirds -it
2sc: state dairy. finest, 3oM5lc; gooc 70
prime. 33H35c. common 20 fair. -ol sc
renovated. extras. -6u2lc. hrsts. -'d &c
lower grades. 23U2+c. imitation creamery
frsts. 2-lsN25c: ladies'. current make, nrsts.
28l.M24c: seconds. p D.. ~ Z3c; lower grades
2Id2 2c; packing stock. current make. me-
22i9c: No 2, &c; lower grades, 2O4-l &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
souTuFKN PACIFIC COMPANY.

NOTICE OF MIL J A-N-ft
is5 Kr0adNay. New lork y !
p. 1nrusl Meeting o. the siockho.aers OF ,le
Southern Paclac Company VIII be hed al u' u'D.s
III tll. CourAnv a. Anchorage. Jefferson , cunt
Keriucly. on Wednesday. April D. lSlo, a.
.,.iv. o.eiosk noon. aAnd4fd time. f0f NE ioAo"'
80 purposes. VIZ
To elect fifteen Directors -
To authorize approve and consent 70 ~
,elrchsse b t.is Company o. the properties Of 70
beaverton 4 wulsburg Railroad COMPANY. tle
cspstsl stcs q which Is nov owned ~ ui'
Company , 90 49,.
TO utnssci oil such 9th" business - my
iessuy CON. before The meeting hc'uaihs t"s
Approval snd ratification o. al action OF ihs boAl
Of Director. AID o, TIE Executive Committee rn,s
u. last annual meeting Of the rioctho'aef VI ''N
Company. -. g..
F0r fh. purposes d ihs meeting ne boon ln
fse transfer u stock vii b. cloati a. " ,l'-
j. NJ on Mondsy. March .. lt4s. AZ ~
1915
~ order o. the Board o. DIRECTOR
HUGH MILL secreisfJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08

fve-ton lots quoted AZ assoc. Lead firm
New York spot s.5Oc and East - Louis oioc'
and spelter nominal. The American Smeit-
ing and Refining Company quotes lead A.
s.&0c for New York delivery and at Se.Sz &c
East - Louis In London tie metal mar
kets were quoted a. follows Lead. spot 81
lis Sd. and futures. $50 spelter. spot, tle.'
and futures. SIS tin. standard. spot. $50.
and futures. f,.5 Sc. with sales OF 100 tons
SPOT and 80 tons futures and copper, stand
ard. spot, sicO los. and futures, sse. with
SALES OF 100 tons spot and 20 tons futures.
and electroytic spot fl36.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
ON THE CONSOLIDATED

Crucble Steel changed hands on the
Consolidated Exchange as high as s4is
and did not go below sos. Dealings IN
this issue amounted 10 nearly $4,000
shares. Baldwin Locomotive went as
high as l07A. American Smelling ad-
ysnced TO 1905, with dealings Of
around 5000 shares. California Pc
troleum fell 20 Ply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
NEW YORK PRICES.

Market quiet No Western. sLOl.
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

Coffee was very quiet yesterday owing 70
the holiday In Brazil and in New Orleans.
and in the absence Of aggressive trading
price change we're narrow. closing at
pointsfnci decline 20 points advance. Total
sales Scre Is. 900 bags. Of which the greater
mart g. in the form 81 switches from the
near y the distant positions.
Very few cost and freight offers were re
ceived from Brazil and prices were nominal
Is unchanged. Trading in the spot market
was inactive with quotations unchanged at
gl6c for Rio 10 and l0isc for Santos Is.
Holiday receipts in Brazil were p 900 bags
at the two ports. compared with $4,000 last
year. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The United States Gypsum Company,
at a special stockholders meeting yes
terday, approved an increase in the cap
ital stock from $s.500,O00 TO Sl0,000000.
All Of the additional stock will be pre-
ferred. and stockholders OF record Feb
ruary Is have the privilege 10 subscribe
20 the new stock TO the extent Of three
sevenths Of their present holdings.
J z. Taussig. president Of the
Walsh Railroad Company. yesterday
was elected a director OF the Belt
Railway, Of Chicago. succeeding E. +.
Carney, president Of the Wabash.
Lewis /. Clarke yesterday was elect
ed a director Of the Caledonisn-Amer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
SUGAR FUTURES.

Future opened firm. unchanged 70 an ad-
vance Of point. with sales on the call 1880
tons The market Throughout the day was
fairly active the persistent buying by the
leading speculator keeping values up 20 about
the opening level. The advance In refined
sugar also gave strength 20 the situation. and
private cable reporting continued drouth
in Cuba led many TO believe that the price
tendency was upward. The market closed
firm. 4N5 points net higher with sales for
the day 100 tons Range o, prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
PROVISIONS.

The market for hoF products was strong
and higher early on further buying. prompted
by continued strength in the hog position
and an advance Of jUl0c at the yards.
Some new high records for the second season
were made. pork showing special strength. On
the advance there was increased selling. which
was credited 10 packers. and more or less
proft-taking. which resulted in "A quick re-
action. and prices declined 20 below the pre-
vious close Receipts Of hogc at Chicago
were 1900; estimated for Wednesday,
81 600; Kansas City received 10000. and
Omaha. II 800. PORK-Firm mess. s22 50
SOS; family. s22.50Gs2lb0: short clear.
s2l. bOGS24 BEEF--Stcady mess. STA
$3.50: family. Sls.50TSls.5O: packet. $3.50
0Sie5O. extra India mess. t29q $50
DRESSED hOGS-firmer bscons, l2lsc;
$50 NJ. 12i4c. 100 10. l2@sc; lac 10, l2asc;
pigs. l27sc CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies
firm. 10 10. l4c; ~ ID. 1880; il II, iSAe.
Picl, ed hams steady quoted at l4a. q Sac.
TALLOW-Firm special. Sifc; city. sac;
country. siz " &c. LARD-Easy middle West
1889 IO.sjc. City lard steady quoted at
1850. Refined lard steady: Continent ! Soc.
South America. ll.15c: Brazil. kegs, II. &c.
Compound firm quoted az nam &c.
STEARINE-Steady: oleo. loAc; city lard
stearine. u y n l2esc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08

c....at. New YORK Fsb. z4fh- 1870
mr. 80. dividend o. ONF 6SD
"a tsl, AFTERs PR crNT Ik&J
I'm ~ been declared IN the Pre-
xsa ~ y this company. psyasia
ara d. ~. 70 siockf oiders Of record
49, n V. ~ a. Bankers Trus, com
-.l...,., M ~. View YORK City
-. = eIs..1,Ss Of the Preferred stock
kirwSe. sisi 1915 10 "hI 'eop'hs'
''ErEL;..sPRI~G COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
DIVIDEND NOTICES

JOHN 4. MARTIN.
E1-ofncio City Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
CHEESE.

Receipts for week. 6.ss3 boxes. Exports
for week. 55l6 boxes TO Europe and 5!e
boxes 10 other countries. State. whole MILK
held. flats. colored. specials. lsc: white. spe-
cias. lI2.c. colored. average fancy, j. &C.
white. average fancy. l7isc. current make
fac Specials l-l.c: average fancy, llc:
held. daisies. specials. lsi.e: held. twins.
specials ia. Nl77se; all styles. undergrsdes'
l6ul6s.c. Wisconsin. whole milk. fancy
twins, l7l.M177sc: cheddars. IN "a u Sc
daisies. ease: Young Americas, lslgm
2Oc state. skins, held. specials. l69 l6ac 4;
current make. specials. l5i4M l5i &c; fresh.
choice. I4ieN l5c: fair to good, l3i29liAc'
lower grades sTtl3c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
General once. Broad street station.
Philadelphia. 22rd February. 1916.

IN. ASSuAL MEETING Of M. stock
hoidsrs OF this Company will be held on
Tueadsy. the lt,h day - March. 1910. az
~ O'Clock A 81. iu Horticultural Han
Brood street below Locust street. fhiin-
dslphiA A. which meeting will be sub.
n.itied for confederation ana action ~ tho
Stockholders the Annual Report OF tho
Board Of Directors for tho year ended slr'
december. 1915. and other appropriate
subjects
Stockholders may Obtain copies 81 the
Annual Report 81 the Company. ana the
necessary tickets Of admission =" IN.
meeting on and after the 7th day ~
Iaroh. ifle by personal application. or
~ letter. a. tho hscretarys once. Room
ztt, Broad Gifeet station. PhilsdslphiA
LEWIS NELSON. secrettry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
Subscriptions to Spanish Loan.

Madrid. Spain. March 7.-Of re issue
Of l0O.O00.000 pesetss about 100000
000) Of 3 per cent Treasury bonds Of
fered on March l 74,000,000 pesetas
has been taken up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08

lieve IL best TO secure deposit Of all
bonds with the committee.
American Cities.
The report Of the American Cities
Company for the year ended December
81, 1915. issued yesterday, makes a
poor comparison with the preceding
years income account. Total income
Cor 1915 WAS 81 405.0s9. against sl.92s.-
615 in 1914, and net earnings after OPP
Grating expenses. taxes, etc, were re-
Guced from Si.sS3.s07 20 Sl.i7g,sSo.
Surplus as Of December 81. 1915, in
GLIDING the previous surplus. was $685.
$50. an increase OF s6l.225. The con-
solidated income Of constituent COM
panies for the year totalled Successes
in gross, against Sl4,s22 Jos in the year
preceding. and net earnings fell from
S5,6ss,523 70 s5,0S2.s7s.
Southern Utilities.
Gross earnings Of the Southern IT'LL
tiles Company for January, which to-
tailed S9l ,904. in comparison with last
years gross income. made an advance
Of nearly - per cent, and after allow
ing for operating expenses and taxes,
net earnings available were sS3,liO, at
most double those reported in 1918.
Total expenses for interest charges on
outstanding bonds, amortization OF dis
count on bonds. sinking fund require
ments and requirements and renewals
amounted TO Sl3,s35, leaving u surplus
of Sl9,026, against S9.3l5 year ago.
Dividends OF the preferred stock to-
tailed SS,s61.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-08
Asss, STEEi CORPORATION.
Dividends on Preferred and
Common Str.L

Tkst NHomon stock.
~ ., S, ns's rief't o. .Hs Of the feven
lse !. - s.lflosnd upon the preferred stock
10, ~ isS' o; the ih.fty per cent dlv'dend
Cor,,,.., gon mon stock % Bethlehem steel
A. n -. which we're de- AIRED or Janu-
liis 4. - VII b. payable on Aprl 7.
tslsrs D =. 500 sholders % record a. 3
sssIr.,.,n On March 40. 1915. the seconc
~ N r. 81 ne dividends viii Dc paya-
f~cfd ~ = lslt, 70 TIE stockholders ~
A...s.fd o. October = isle 10 u.e stock .
s,,sr,,' record ~ clock J. ". on
SOAR 1910, and she fourth on
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HOTHoUsE PRODUCTS.

BEET GREENS. box. 7jcnsi; basket.
$40: CTCUMBERS. No I. doz 75cdsl.25
No 2. COARSE. DANDELION GREENS. box.
H.75Ms2. LETTUCE. Boston. strap. sl1t
81 so: MINT. doz punches. 50H 75c MUsH-
ROOMS, white. 10 basket. Sl.35Hsl.75
cream. 5l256sis0: brown Sil5mSltO
buttons. 7bcGisi.i5: aats and opens. 5oG
TIC. RAnIsHEs 100 bunches. t2ns4; RHU-
BARR. Mich. doz bunches ga SOC Eastern.
bunch ~ 10 stalks. 40n SOC q stalks. g.
state. doz. small bunehe-. 5O@ e5c: TomA-
TOES. 10. lO6r2 sc