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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-13
FORECLOsURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEw
YORK-In foreclosure Van coruandt
Realty Company Plaintiff. against Nerrilis
Park Company. Defendant. County clerks
Index No. 93li. 1876. William o. Hubbard.
Plaintiffs Attorney - william street.
New York, n. Y.
Pursuant 20 a judgment entered May p.
1915, the undersigned VIII sell az publ, arc-
ton. al the Exchange Sa.esrooms, it-is
Vesey street. Borough - Manhattan. Ne~
York city. al u o'clock noon on Wednesday.
June o. 1915 by Bryan J.. Kennedy. suc-
tioueer the mortgaged premises direc-ef by
said Judgment % be sold. situated on the
easter.y side OF Amsterdam Avenue. formerly
known a Fort George Avenue. IS feet south
eriy from new street known as Fort
George Terrace. and extending easterly %
the westerly side line ~ Fort George PARK,
formerly known as Hghbrldge or speed
way Park the sad premises being about
100 feet on Amsterdam Avenue, about 5il
feet on Fort George Park. about 333 feet
on the ror'hcriy side line and about 3tS
feet ou the s0ufhorly side line
Said premises being part ~ a parcel Known
and de- grated as Parcel 30 upon ce7'ain
map entitled Map of US acres of land ST.
uated ln the Twelfth Ward of the city Of
New York. part 81 the Estate u Isaac Dych-
man. deceased. known as The Fort George
property dated September 10, 1858. r. Rosa.
surveyor and nlci Boa the Office ~ the Regis
Ter OF tho city and County Of NeN York.
November 2. 1868. as Map 40. 6s7 p"
The following Is diagram Of tho property
20 be- sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-13
Economic Conference on
Wednesday Faces Con-
flict of Interests.
COMPTOIRD'ESCOMPTE
REPORTS STRENGTH
SAYS Close of War Will Find
Exchange Fully Restored
TO Normal Level.
By YVES GUYoT.
E1-Minis,.r Of Public Works.

Editor "L'Agenee Eeonomique ct Finaneiere.'
fBy Telegraph 10 The Tr5uns
Paris, June l2.-The economic con-
ference between the Allies will begin
on Wednesday. 1t has been decided
not to take up the question Of Gus
toms tariffs, but it will be impossible
TO keep it out, as it is allied 70 all
the economic affairs Of the Allies
after the war.
The conference seems 10 many
full of danger, as it cannot help
bringing to the surface many an
tagonistic interests, not 70 speak II
hatreds, especially Of the Central
Empires. Hatred is very poor
foundation for an economic future.
and, besides, the interests Of all the
Allies are not the same as regards
Germany.
Commerce with Germany takes
first place with Russia, while 1t has
far from the same position IN either
England or France. On the other
hand, Alsace and Lorraine must re-
turn to France after the war, and
they cannot subsist without COM
merce with Germany. Therefore
means must be found for Alsace
and Lorraine to continue commerce
with Germany after the war, and It
stands TO reason that Germany will
demand a proper trade exchange.
One can discuss the extent and
value of this trade, but It will be
impossible TO refuse it as a whole.
It is such problems as these that
the conference will find itself faced
with.
The report Of the administrative
councils of the Compton d'Escompte
advises the country not 70 be
alarmed at the unfavorable position
of exchange, and says the end Of the
war will find the situation much re-
lieved. It says not to forget that
France carries her own debt, and At
the beginning of the war owed moth
ing outside her own boundaries; also
that all exterior investments re-
naming at the end Of the war will
serve TO accelerate the reestsblish-
ment Of the level Of exchange. This
shows. the report says, the advan-
tages Of investing outside the coun-
try.
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Seek Efficient Commissioners.

With its preliminary work completed
in obtaining a favorable referendum
vote, the Montclair Commission Gov
eminent League has now decided to
bend its efforts toward the election Of
efficient men as commissioners. DR.. T..
VI. Foshay, a member OF the Town
Council during the administration Of
former Mayor Ernest c. Hinck, is
chairman OF 3 committee appointed 70
take Up this question. meeting will
be called this week for the discussion
Of candidates. Twelve men have al
ready signifed their intention of run
ming for the commissionerships.
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Receipts to-day. Lbs boxes. State whole
milk. fresh. fats. colored specials. i5i2c
white. specials. Is i2c colored. average fancy.
l5Ml5l.c. white. average fancy. l5Hl5l.c;
twins. specials. l5igc. average fancy. l56t
l5i,c cheddars. fancy. l5isc: fair to choice.
l5m l5lsc. single daisies. fancy. l6c all
styles. undergrades. i3dl4ac. Wisconsin.
whole milk fancy. fresh Young Americas.
i6igM l6&,c state. skins. current make. spe-
cias. i2ff - &c choice. ia II ibc: fair TO
good l0d i02.c: lower grades, 5d9c.
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The properly 20 20 sod Includes also the
tcboggan slides tu!illngs. swings. carouseis
and structures erected on The premises. and
tools and machinery apper'aining thereto. anf
also al rights % the mortsagor. and %
one Emerson g.. Merrill To Use. maintain
AID operate the same under Letters Patent
OF the United states OF America 40
T02ss2. issued .u the name Of the SID
Emerson q. Merrill. and their license % U.s.
the same. and an rights and privileges IN. %
and under e4.l patents and growing out OF
De same 90 said premises
70 be- sold subject 10 FIRST mortgage sor
$4,000. interest at ies. and accrued Interest
thereon s.loc January .. 1915.
Approximate amount rf mortgage debt
costs and allowance S-i.ss3.l3. eith interss,
thereon from May 80. 1915 assessments
s. $685. and interest accrued thereon. taKes
and water rents iI.3E20f
Dated Sea York s4y 2sth. 1915
JOHN II ROGAN.
Ease~es
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE

Tn. market for coffee futures showed re-
newed weakness yesterday, with prices max
ing new low ground for the movement. Inc
selling was not particularly active. but IN
some quarters bearish sentiment Is becoming
rather more aggressive owing TO the sagglng
tendency of Brazil and the increasing ne"
crop movement. while there was compare
tivelv little demand in evidence. September
contracts sold off to S.09c. or fully so points
under the high records for the season, but
there were moderate rallies in the late trad
ing on scattered covering. or little COM
mission house buying. and the close was
steady at a net loss Of lW6 points. sales
for the day were 1880 bags.
Official cables reported decline Of % refs
at Rio and OF l-32d in the rate Of Rio eX-
change on London. but Santos was un,
changed. 1t was reported that there had
been small sales Of Santos IS at sRe. b
Santos. for July shipment, with freight rate
Of 81 bag. and also a small parcel OF
Santos Is at 1886. regular terms.
The spot market remained quiet and un-
changed at enc for Rio Is. Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-13

termiIk calves firm. The pens were cleared.
Common to prime veals sold at s9MSl2.l IS
per 100 ID culs at s7qs650: skimmilk
calves. at s7.504ss.60: fed and mixed at
S74s9.50. City dressed yeals sold at i5dl 9c
choice selected at i9tc; country dressed were
firm at 1911 gi7c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts for two days. Is 800 head 30 cars
on sale. Sheep were steady. with fair de-
nand lambs on liberal supply: opened
easier and declined 25e on best grades and
35M50c on others. but at the reduction nearly
all the offerings went TO the scales. Common
10 choice sheep sold at s4.75Is6.75 per 100
10. with $3.50 the general top price; eulls.
s3GS4.50: lambs. sl0.60dsl2: decks at
sl2.25: culs. S9.s5dsl0. Dressed mutton
steady at loa lac per ID; dressed lambs.
isn2ic.
HOGS.
Receipts for two days 6,ii4 head 2ia
cars on sale. Market firm 20 i5d20c higher.
with sales at s9.e5dSlO per 100 10: roughs
at $3.50.
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ranging around 27d2sc for nearby and for
ward delivery. but leading producers show
no disposition 70 shade their quotations and
are asking 29m2oi.c for October and later
months. In London copper closed at fl2l los
ures. Tin on the New York Metal Ex-
change quoted at s3.75n44.75c for spot.
In London tin closed at fls4 los for spot
and at fls5 for futures. Lead was weak.
with spot quoted at 6.90c asked New York
and at 6.s5o asked East ST Louis. London
lead f3l l5s. Spelter nominal. London spell
ter go
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Russian Loan About Ready.

IL was learned last night that the
Russian government loan. which has
been hanging fire for six months or
more. has been practically completed.
All that remained to be done, il was
said, wa 20 cable 20 Pctrograd for the
arrangement of a few minor details.
An official announcement is therefore
expected shortly in fact, it may be
forthcoming before The end Of the
week The understanding is that the
loan VIII total between S25,000,000 and
S5000o0o0 and viii be secured by the
deposit Of Russian railway securities.
Bankers said yesterday that a particu-
arly opportune moment had been
chosen for bringing out a Russian loan.
10 view Of the sweeping successes of
the Russian army in its present drive
against the Austrians.
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Idle Freight Cars Increase.

An increase Of 24,637 IN the number
OF freight cars idle on the lines OF the
United States and Canada at the end
Of Nav was shown In the monthly bull
letin OF the American Railway Asso-
citation. made public yesterday. The
total surplus Of cars not In use was
1924. The figures further reflected
the efforts OF railroad officials TO re-
lieve the traffic congestion and release
equipment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-13

Leading bankers were in conference
az the Morgan Offices again yesterday
on the French loan. While no state
ment as to the progress Of the negotia-
lions was forthcoming, it was learned
mat the matter was approaching com
pletion and might be announced IN the
near future The amount of the loan
has been variously mentioned at from
S5O,000000 20 S2O0O0O.0OO. The under
standing IS that 10 viii be secured by
the deposit Of neutral securities col
lected under the French governments
mobilization plan Il has not yet been
decided whether the loan viii be offered
publicly To connection with the new
French financing, IL was learned yes
terday that the S43.0O0,0O0 collateral
.oan made by New York bankers 20 de
Rothschild Freres, of Paris, about a
year ago has been paid of. Part Of the
loan was retired in January, when II
was announced that large block OF
American railroad franc bonds, consti-
tutng part of the collateral, had been
converted into dollar securities and
sold. Later more securities were con-
terted and sold in this manner, thus
terminating the obligation.
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PRICES.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

The -four market was easier owing 10 the
further break in wheat and trading was i'll
active. with buyers inclined 10 anticipate
further decline. There was some export in
quiry. however. although no actual sales were
reported. RYE FLOUR quiet fair to good
s5.l0N 1928: choice 10 fancy. $500 $3.50.
CORNMEAL steady kiln dried. s4.l0. BAG
coarse. sl.62. FEED. city. easy -: bran. bulk,
s2260 100 10 sacks, s24: heavy middlngs
DO $3.50 -four middlings do. s32: red dog
-four. 40 h sacks. $3.50 Western. unset
tied bran. 100 II sacks. S22.500 S22.75 !.
standard middlings do. S23.s0H s2A25 -four
middlings do. SIS 90. red dog -four. $40 Ii
sacks S3l oil meal, 1920 s33.
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SUGAR FUTURES.

After opening quiet lG5 points lower. trad
ing in sugar futures became a little more
active and little short covering was IN evil
dence. due 20 a fairly steady spot situation
where sugar arriving was being placed IN
store and not being unduly pressed Tor
sale. The market closed steady points net
lower 20 points net higher. with the ad-
vance being in nearby positions. Sales for
the day amounted 20 1850 tons. Range OF
prices:
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?. Y. & As Earnings Gain.

The annual report Of the Pittsburgh,
Youngstown & Ashtabula Railway
Company shows gross earnings for
1915 amounting 70 S6,876427, an in
crease Of s1.269,is over the previous
year. The years operating income
was S2,543. 500, a gain of s953,l50.
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Liverpool cables Spot cotton quiet sales
5000 bales speculation and export 800 .
American, 1000. Imports. 1000 bales, all
American Mid-upland 2 points higher at
SAID. Futures opened idle. . 10 4 points
advance and closed easy az net advance of
D.. point 70 a decline Of / point July
August, S.O6iqd October-November. 7.s4d ,
January February. I'D; March April,
7.72d: May-June. 7.7Od. Manchester Yarns
quiet but steady cloths dull but steady
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Initial Kresge Dividend.

Directors Of the s. s. Kresgs Com
pany Of Michigan have declared an
initial dividend of / y per cent on the
common stock. Although no period was
stated il was assumed that this date
was semi-snnual. Dividends on the
common stock of the old S. S. Kresge
Company. of Delaware. were paid at
the rate of 3 per cent semi-annually.
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PROVISIONS.

The provision market developed pro
nounced strength and closed at the highest
point of the day. Packers we're said 70 be
on the buying side. and there was also "A
good demand from shorts. while the market
gave good evidence of having been oversold.
Receipts OF hogs AZ Chicago were $4,000
estimated for Tuesday. $1,000: Kansas City
received II. 900 and Omaha 5000. PORK
Unsettled. mess. S25g $3.50. family. S26N
t2s.75: short clear. s22.50H $3.50. BEEF
Steady; mess. Sl7.50d SIS family. sl9s $50 ;
packet. slsQsl9: extra India mess. S30d S3l.
DRESSED HOGS-Firm bacons, he $50
III. 13tc: 100 Ii. 1850. 40 lb. l3'sc pigs.
l4isc. CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies steady !.
10 II. 153.c: y III. 15&c. Il H.. l5c. Picked
hams firm quoted At l64ml7i4c. 1ALLOW
Quiet: special. 9Ac; city. &c nominal [.
country. si.Q9a.c LARD-Strong middle
West. i290G &C. City lard firm. quoted at
125s9i3c Refined lard steady South
America. l4c Continent. l3.75c: Brazil. kegs.
l5c Compound lard quiet quoted at II = n
l2i.c. STEARINE-Easy oleo. lie; city
lard stearine 13A.c.
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COTIONsEED OIL.

IN. market FOR eottonseed oil was hrmer
early on buying by commission houses
prompted by the sharp advance IN lard.
Longs we're disposed 70 sell on the bulge
however. and toward the close Of the day
values eased of. and final quotations we're
irregular. ranging from points higher 70
points net lower Range Of prices.
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Newfoundland Notes Sold Here.

Lee, Higginson & Co. and william
A. Reed & Co. have purchased $4,000
600 three-year per cent notes Of the
Government Of Newfoundland. The
proceeds from a part of the issue are
10 be used for refunding maturing OBJ
legations. A public offering Of the
notes is expected shortly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-13
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

trial Trust Company and the Provi-
dcnce Banking Company. These notes
are secured by deposit Of $2,O7s,3OO
par value stock of the United Traction
and Electric Company and are being Of
fered az 9S1. and interest.
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Danes Rnving Allies, Bonds.

The American security market as
heid for investment for the neutral ma
lions Of Northern Europe seems TO be
rapidly gaining in favor. Not only are
lney finding here many opportunities
Tor employing their huge surplus OF
war profits 10 advantage, but, what Is
more, investments Of this character are
beng stimulated by the position OF the
exchanges. which is strongly IN their
favor. Norwegian and Swedish inter
ests have already bought heavily IN TINS
market Of their own government notes.
besides investing in American railway
ponds. Now the Danes are turning tn a
way and yesterday an order for SlOV',
200 Of Anglo-French bonds was placeu
here for Danish account. Exchange OH
Copenhagen commands premium AT
the present time OF around - per cent
80 far as is known. this IS the hrst large
large order OF the kind. although IN the
past the Dutch have bought moderate
amounts of the Anglo frenches
enough. in fact, to cause criticism IN
London Of the British authorizes LOT
not attracting the Dutch funds mere Dy
making the British treasury oliis moIe
attractive The Allies bonds were
steady Yesterday around 95A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-13
Satur
METALS

The copper market remained quiet. Re
sellers are still Offering small lots az prizes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-13
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of Various
Corporations.

A. B. Leach & Co. and +. H. Rollins
& Sons announce the purchase OF ~
100000 first mortgage per cent sinH-
ing fund bonds of the Central lnqlana
Gas Company. which are being ohe slt.
for subscription at 944 and interest
20 Weld over 5lk per cent. The com
pany's earnings for the twelve months sIsi
ended April 80, 1915, amounted TO SOL
0IS in gross. net after operating eNl
renses and taxes totalled S2lO,ooO ana
The balance after interest charges was
S9O5O0.
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AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Reaches Low Rec
ord Under Heavy Liqui-
datiOn-COrn Off.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. June II. 1915.
WHEAT


The wheat market was again under the in
huenee Of heavy liquidation. and prices made
new low records for the movement. closing
with n moderate rally. but at u a lHse net
decline. Longs sold freely on improved
weather and crop adyices and on continued
weakness abroad. Stop loss orders were I'M
covered on the break. and aside from cover
ing the demand limited. Exporters
showed some interest at the decline. and sales
for the day amounted 10 about SOC. 600 bush
els OF Manitoba wheat. besides about 10000
bushels OF American hard wheat, which was
sold through Gulf ports.
Crop advices from the Southwest indicated
pronounced improvement recently. and one
estimate placed the prospective crop in Kan
sas at 10000 900 bushels and In Nebraska
At $4,000, 900 bushels Worlds shipments for
the week were 10. LOG 900 bushels. compared
with IL. $50 900 last week and l3.30o.000 last
year.
In the cash market No durum was quot
ed at Sl.14. No ? hard. sl.i4: No l North
ern Duluth. Sl.2l, and No ! Northern Mani
toba. N.22l4. all o b. New York.
CORN.
The corn market was heavy during the
greater part Of the day under liquidation
prompted by the break in wheat and owing
70 higher temperatures in the West, which
were looked upon as favorable TO the new
crop. a decrease Of 2.ll2000 bushels IN the
l.731. 900 last year. caused increased buying
during the afternoon, and prices regained
part OF the loss. closing ia PC net lower.
There was a moderate export demand. and
sales were estimated at about 40 900 bushels.
In the local cash market No yellow corn
was quoted at SS%sc. {. New York.
OATS.
The oats market was easy early. and new
low records for the season were made in the
West under liquidation influenced by the ac-
ton Of wheat and corn, and owing TO gem
orally favorable reports on the new crop out
look. Shorts were good buyers on the break.
however. and the market regained part Of the
loss. with final prices showing net declines
OF lSdLc. The local cash market was
quiet standard quoted at Size No 3 white.
45Q45isc, No white. 44Hi4i2c. fancy
clipped white. 46d47 lac ordinary clipped
white. 44i2 "a i6c, all elevator.
RYE.
Market firm No Western. tl.os. f.
New York
cue AGO pRITEE
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PTBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

.Initial dividend And {? per cent extra ;Anr
g. share extra. Sand s. share extra
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srRRoGATt2s NOTICES.


II, PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF
n, the county OF New York NOTICE 10
hereby given TO al persons having claims
AGAINST Martha 3. Whitridge' ate OF the
COUNT OF New York. decesssd. 70 present
the same with vouchers thereof 20 ne
.ubscrlbers az their place OF transactinE
business al the once Of Whitridge. Butler
In The City II New York on or before the
l.t day II July. 1915. next
Dated. New York. the goth day OF De-
tefrbe 1915.
DOUGLAS II. THOMAS
FREDERIch W. VHITRIDGE.
WHrTRIDGE. BUTLER & RICE.
Attorneys FOR Executors.
IS wall St. New York city
~ Pursuance or Az ORDER OF HON
John r Cohalsn. a Surrogate Of tho
County or New YORK. notice is hereby given
% all persons having claims against caro-
line Leach Endicott. lste on me county Of,
New York. deceased. % present the sans
Nth vouchers thereof % the subscriber. a.
his place Of trsnssctlng business, a. ths
orace % Perkins {. Train No. 81 BrosdS s.ay.
YORK. on or before the nrst day o. Noyem.
batsd New york. tn. 18th day OF April.
-''' ROLAND ". BoYDEN. Executor.
PERKINS & TRAIN.
Attorneys f0r Executor.
go 80 BrosdVsr Borough ~ Man
haitian. New York city \ Y
ERTHEILER. BELLA In pursuance OF
an order % Hon john p Cohaian. A
g.-rogate % the County % New York no.
ticA Is hereby given 20 an persons having
claims against Bella Ertheiler late or ne
county of Ne~ York deceased, 70 present
th- same with vouchers thereof % ne
s4hsrrlber. al her place % trsnssctlng
business 40 20 FeBey Street IN The city
OF New YORK. on or before the -lth DAY Of
October next
Dated New York the 2lr day Of April.
1915.
FLORENCE ERrHEiLER BiNG.
AdWinistrstriL
MORRIS COOPER.
Attorney for Administrative - Nesey
Street. New York CRY.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. June II. 1915.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
QUOTATIONS. FOR BEEvEs.
BEENEs

Receipts for two days. 2.127 head 80 ears
on sale. Steers opened slow, but we're more
active later and closed firm bulls were rated
steady az the New York yards. also bologna
cows other COWS. 100 Z5c lower A. jersey
City bulls were quoted easier % l5d2 on /;
cows generally steady. except medium 20
fairly good which were fraction lower
The yards were cleared. Common o choice
steers sold a. ss25qsl0.75 per 100 10 bulls
s6GSa extra bulls. $3.50. cows. SiGfs;
tai-ends. 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-13
BOND SALES on THE STOCK EXCHANGE
MONDAY. JUNE L.. IaI6

Trading in bonds on the New York
zSoo against SOOOO Saturday S27220O0
From january 10 date
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AIMS.

Receipts FOR two days 7.Sss head sass
head on sale Market active and steady but
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cnmhcrland County Power and LlghI.

The CUMBERLAND County Power anu
Light Company. while showing gooo
adTance in gross earnings for May
iust about broke even in net earnings
sc compared with q year ago, due 70
higher operating charges caused by IN
creased allowances for depreciation as
we'll as higher maintenance eNpen,ull
itures. Gross income for May totalleoo
S229 429. an increase Of more IMAM .
per cent: operating expenses sno 'aNes
amounting TO Sl36.437 showed e".a
- $50 900. compared with Ss6.744 IN
Ia15 Surplus for requirements ana
common stock dividends after deduct,
inc interest, rentals. etc, and preferred
stock dividends amounted TO $780, d
cair Of over SS per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-13

Big Copper Orders Impending
Representatives Of the copper trade
who ought TO be in a position 10 Ano"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-13

The local market for spot cotton was quiet
and unchanged. Mid-upland. L. goo. Sales.
300 bales.
Receipts at ports and interior points. with
comparisons, follow:
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DANCING.

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Governesses etc. 20 colleges. Schools and
Families Apply 70 Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG.
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