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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-19
NEW HAVEN'S EARNINGS
MAKE GOOD SHOWING

Gross earnings Of the New York,
New Haven & Hartford Railroad for
the fiscal year ended July 80 last
were the largest in the company's
history. Howard Elliott says in the
report, however, that the year was an
unsatisfactory one because the volume
OF business in New England overtaxed
the facilities of the company.
Operating revenues for the year,
amounting TO s76,311.e52, compare
with s6S,6l35O3 in 1918, the previous
record year. Freight revenue in
creased S6,26s, 7O2 over 1915, and pas
senger earnings gained s2,609,7 1858.
Operating income showed an increase
OF s3,s79,s00. Surplus, after ell
charges, was s4,315,756, equivalent to
OF per cent on sl57,1t7,sO0 stock out
standing, against IA per cent earned
in the 1915 fiscal year. The years in
como account may be summarized as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-19

There are interesting implications
in the fact that the buying agents Of
the Entente Alliance are now inquir-
ing in the American market for shell
making steel 70 be delivered in the
third quarter Of 1917. "The Iron
Age" says that deliveries on existing
contracts run 10 the first Of July,
1917. Industrial preparations con-
template at least another year Of
war. They perhaps contemplate even
more. One years preparedness at a
time is all that would be feasible.
The average price Of the orders now
on the books Of the American steel
companies Is higher than was ever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-19
Relevant
Information

PAPER shAres-Stocks Of the paper
producing companies were strong, In
response to the higher prices quoted
for this commodity. Union Bag and
Paper issues were especially promi-
nent, the common rising 2% points and
the preferred Az. The new stock,
$40 900, 900 Of which is to be issued un-
der the reorganization, replacing the
s27 900, 900 Of common and preferred
now outstanding, went to sSA, up 6%'
The latest report of the company, COW
ering operations in the first six months
Of the current year, showed profits OF
s54I,O4S, compared with q deficit for
the entire fiscal year Of 1915. A sum-
mary Of the eompany's undistributed
earnings since February l, 1905, shows
that II failed to earn It's z per cent pro
ferred dividends during tho ten-year
period by s3,4O0,555, having earned
only 5000 per cent on its sl1,00O,OOo
preferred stock in tho decade. This
explains why Q reorganization was nee
essary. international Paper common
and preferred were also strong, rising
more than 1 points each. This company
has advanced tho price Of nsws-print
paper for 1917 to 81 cents q pound,
against "a cents for 1916 contract
prices, which means large increase in
its earnings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-19
NEW ARGENTINE LOAN
MAY BE NEGOTIATED

Buenos Ayres, Argentine Republic,
Oct. 1s.-The new government has
decided to issue a consolidation loan to
refund Indebtedness contracted by the
previous government. Negotiations are
under way with several Buenos Ayres
banks and with the Guaranty Trust
Company Of New York, which will sup
ply the funds.
The first measures Of the new gov
eminent will be for the purpose Of re-
ducing expenses.
An official Of the Guaranty Trust
Company said yesterday that he was
not aware that any negotiations be-
tween that institution and the new Ar
gentine government for a large con-
soldation loan had been opened. He
was hopeful, however, that compre-
hensive plan of this character would
be adopted, as II would meet with the
approval Of the New York banking in
stitutions that hold short term Cbliga-
lions Of Argentina. Issues OF this kind
which must be provided for within the
next four years amount to approx
mately s6s,000,000. The first maturity
of $4,000 900 falls due December I next.
Bankers here do not favor a renewal Of
these loans except on long-term basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-19
Finance = Economics

GARET GARRETT, Editor
WALL STREET OFFICE; Telephone
Mil, Building, Broad ST. hanover ools
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-19

ings at New York and other cities:
Excboproo polapns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-19

IN perhaps HioyOAiSy Va ia
stances the Spectator merely an
ticipates a price which would be
reached little later in the natural
course of exchange, through the in
teractions of supply, demand and the
increased volume of money with
which purchases are effected. Wheat
would probably be selling as high as
it is if there had been no specula-
ton in it at all, other than that of
the producer Withholding his grain
for the higher price that might be
naturally expected to result from an
increased demand and a reduced sup
ply, together, as has been said be-
fore, with a constant increase in the
volume Of money. England, for In
stance, had better pay out all Of her
gold and print paper money 80 long
as anybody could be found to take
1t In exchange for wheat, than TO
run short In her food supply. Bank
ruptcy Is q technical question. Food
Is vital. The price Of food IN Eng
land Is a subject Of bitter contro-
versy. People demand that some
thing be done about It. Nobody
knows what to do. To those who
were saying that the government
should control the cost Of food, Wal
ter Runciman, president Of the Lon
don Board Of Trade, said in the
House Of Commons this week that
he was open TO practical proposals.
If only some one would suggest ra-
tional measures they would be glad
ly adopted. So far as he could see
the evils complained Of were owing
not TO speculation or TO any nranipu-
lation Of prices, but TO a decreased
food supply and the increased food
consuming capacity not only Of the
army but Of the civil population en-
gagged in the production Of munitions
and other war supplies. There he
touched one Of the most interesting
facts Of the case. The per capita
consumption Of food has increased
both In the army and among the civil
population. A man in the trenches
consumes more food than he requires
in peace, and people generally, work
ing harder, need more nourishment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-19

Columbia Gas and Electhc.-Shares
OF this company, which were admitted
to dealings on the exchange in Septem-
Der around 80 and rose to 40 a week
later, were conspicuous yesterday for
their weakness. They declined from
1914 to 869s on heavy trading, and
closed 2 points down, at 81. The com
pany is a holding and operating con-
Germ, with s50,000,000 in stock out
standing, on which it has not paid a
dividend since it's organization In 1905.
Its properties are located in Northern
Kentucky, West Virginia and Southern
Ohio. consisting of traction, gas and
power plants, most Of which are OPP
Grated by subsidiaries. 1t controls the
! entire gas, electric light and traction
business in Cincinnati and adjoining
municipalities in Ohio and Kentucky.
In 1911 and 1912 the company in It's
consolidated report of operations
showed deficits of S186,12 and S32,922,
respectively. In 1913 there was a sur
Mus. after all charges, of s124,l1S; IN
1914, s296,O32, and in 1915, s299,S9z'
The cause of the current movement in
the stock has been the possibility OF
large profits from the extraction OF
gasolene from the natural gas produced
by the company. A recent estimate put
the gasolene output by December l in
excess Of 10000 gallons per day. A. B.
Leach, president of the company, said
the gas was not injured by the extrac-
ton of gasolene, and could be used af-
terward for fuel and lighting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-19
Bank E1change.-The days clear.

'16-day paper.
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cards but wo predict that ne Will get
on. for he ts liberal Here is ni-
proposition
. l|uuouu., H, ol' tur president OF
the United State. 81 America ~
uuf. candidate, Tu restore the na
ruusI trca.ut, ,u 600. natural systom
r belongs 40 mess raI.'s mae'.
1904 ANA periodical which insert tris
advertisement and l.-,fN, 3D. copy Il
{ am elected viii re,..., n., dollars
Compare that .I.u VIII
You please. with thu-, ni s"luo ptho'
direct ana for,euI Amer ans who
would like To- be prcsidort uI thcsc
Tinted states
But Mi W1cht,r o. even moor" sa
ccssfuI u his platform than Boo his an.
nouu,,m-ut he has gt'u u~ ms
platform iu exactly 800 words out oi
an the last of aspirauts can sou fancy
another one abl" TO gondenso hi- views
OF national necessities INTO 900 w'Gu.
could even the concise Coiouo' do .
Mi Wuchtcr's platform consists 81
| thirteen plauks The most important
favor reducing the president salary
to s25.u00 q year, and a%poiishins tht
| stat. militia. AI~u We nud ~ para
gruuh . that the secretary Of STATE
should be- required Goo use domestic In
~tcligencc wh,Io holding his position
10 may bo suspected 10y some tina
Nh Wuchter is mildly added Pa
~clc,rly he Is doius the best hc can
le has me- angel 10 tdyInro mono,
tor publicity Tor his views in maya
zines whose adlortisinL rates are ne
youd al but corporate means. He cal
command no army Of brilliant writer
TO produce gracefully PREPARED pam
.Iphlrts printed upon expensive press"'
with tvu-prug,ss nhotugrai hs on pas
one fmt "a" doe. the best ne car
lie goes to nJt with plain paper pee
and mo. a tVu-,rui stamp iud ~
beautifully brief enclosures, and "a
promises ew-papors wni,h print Nj
dope - c,oh. q hc wins. ~ b. TAI
enough