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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
ITEMS OF THE STREET.

| Dividends have been declared as follows:
The Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Rail-
way Company. regular semi-annual Is per
cent on the common and per cent on the
preferred, both payable June 2s the Chat
| ham and Phenix National Bank, regular
quarterly per cent, payable July /; the J.
l. Case Thrashing Machine Company reg
ular quarterly 1a4 per cent on the preferred
payable July /; the Detroit Edison Com
pany, regular quarterly Il. per cent, pay
able July Is; the New England Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company, regular
quarterly S7j a share, payable June
| %: the Electrical Securities Corpor-
alton. regular quarterly IL per cent on
the preferred payable August /. and per
cent on the common, payable June y; the
Northern Ohio Traction and Light Com
pany. regular quarterly ~ per cent on the
preferred. payable July !; the Dominion
Coal Company. Dominion Iron and Steel
Company and Dominion Steel Corporation,
each a quarterly dividend Of per cent on
the common, all payable July 2, and the
b F. Goodrich Company. quarterly Il. per
cent on the preferred. the first declaration
since the increase in capital stock
Hallgarten & Co. will ship $4,000 gold
coin to Buenos Ayres on the steamship Vol
tare. sailing June 90
Exports Of specie from this port for the
week ended June Is were S5S7,5o5 gold and
$3.50. 5l2 silver the total Of sl.3ls,O67 compar-
ing with sl,7S1. 1876 in the preceding week
and Sssl. 72S in the corresponding week Of
1911. Exports OF gold since January have
been So. 1855, O66 and Of silver. SO 1885. I'm
ports of specie for the week wee A0O.On
gold and $2ll,43 silver, total OF S5ll,ii5'
against Sil6,360 in the preceding geek. I'm
ports of specie from January have oeen
81. ZIG. 4sl, against Sl0,57iS3O in The same
period OF 1911.
Charles G. Colyer has been elected ice
president Of the Sherman National sank
and G. G. Marshall. formerly assistant
cashier. has become cashier. succeeding
Mr.. Colyer c. " Todson has been APP
pointed assistant cashier
The Mexican Northwestern Railway Com
pany has sold IN London $4,000 per cent
cumulative convertible income bonds. the
proceeds of which will he used for construc-
ton and development purposes.
The Verde Valley Railroad Company
subsidiary Of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Ff. has executed a mortgage TO the Con-
tinental and Commercial Trust and Saw
ines Bank. OF Chicago. as trustee 10 secure
an issue OF g. 10000 ffty-year per cent
gold bonds The company has 4 thirty
/ - ,,iIa I'm. under construction through
the valley Of the Verde River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

TILL, lfONF.Y MARKET Money on can,
o. I,ir cent Time money in the week wa"
not not especially changed in t tons Ra rest
per cent FOR sixty days "g sSb for for f fomr
for ninety days 3A@3ie per ce d,,o ip Months
md i';UI' 5I per cent for six months Merca-
tile paper was Issued with somewR asa greer per
er freedom last week da Ksief 1do Sedi bills
receiysbIe' 4a45 per cent for choice -FOUR
and six months single names ana "a per
cent for others.
ToREIGN EXCHANGE. The foreign e 1n
change market closed dull put nra n;.r,iop
TrIdaV afternoon shorts had run steIinns
lies ~ to 4s76D94 S765. Final quota u IIL
we're: Demand sterling, 4Sl9cqt sIa3' SaD,es'
IgTs5; sixty-day bills, 1885; short t % ia
BIZ less Lilo, and short reichsnlarhs' % '-4'
plus 1-32. ,o,,ou,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
PRODUCE MARKETS.

HEaNs AND PEAS-Receipts, 80 bags
h.nns Choice white varieties steady but only
a few reach outside quotations. Red kidney
w.sk ana IS named for export without draw
w., orders Scotch peas declining BEANS
narrow, choice. 100 ID. s. 40Qs5 As: poor TO
,nnj 81 5OdS5 30: medium, choice. 81 900
- 0nG$, %; 400. to good. 81 3OGG$I so: i'm
ro-tsd pea 81 2OQS4 so; red kidney. choice.
s5ls5 ~: poor 10 good, S4nS 81 90; white kid
~ "a. hack. choice. 81 1898: yellow eye
"a So2s4 80; lima 50 25 50 30: PEAS. scotch
80 tsIIy@TTER-Receipts, s.5sT pkgs. Most OF
,hS apeculative buyers are holding OF and
tbere was light jotblng trade. Supplies have
I'm heavy and good deal OF stock has accu-
.,,,isted I'm first hands Feeling weak on all
graJss OF Creamery with top quotations eN-
Sreme process steady Factory and packing
s,enl Arm. Creamery. extras, 27a Q2Tac;
ATS Pea 2Tc: seconds, 25h 920c; thirds.
oISs 9ac: state dairy, tubs, finest, 20 @2Ic;
9aod 10 prime. 24Q2ec; common to fair. .2@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
THE COTTON MARKET
Fails to Hold Fridays Gain and
Closes Lower.

Early in the day yesterday the cotton mar
ket started to climb and in a short time De-
cember contracts had reached nS9c, new
high record for the current movement. an
advance of 50 points since the governments
crop report, and an approach TO within
seven points OF the seasons high level.
Realizing for over the week end and indi-
cations Of further reduction in the long
lines OF bull leaders caused reaction
under which closing prices were at The low
level OF the day. with the market steadied
little and quotations generally to .
points lower than at Fridays finish.
Southern spot markets were unchanged to
Sake higher. Galveston showing 3-l6c adj
vance, and the local market Cor spot was
quiet and unchanged at 1l.9Oc for middling
upland. Local contract prices:
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CASH nIIATATlONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

H.
GRAIN-WHEAT-No the pre-
vlous decline OF 8 q sc a bushel in the wheat
market from the high point on Tuesday. values
showed further weakness and maze new Llow
records for the movement under continues
liquldation as well as more aggressive oper-
ations on the part OF bears. There was
slight rally at the close on week END covering,
hui enaI dgures were &C net lower. Advlces
from Illinois said that bankers state ina,
farmers are talking 20 10 % bushels OF wheat
where they formerly looked for third OF a
crop and that perfect weather did the trlck.
There was some little apprehension that rams
In the Southwest would interfere with mar
vest!ng, but the precipitation IN that quarter
was only moderate. No red wheat mere
81 II domestic basis TO arrive, and export
81 II aroat, 70 arrive 10 l Eort ,
Duirth 81 % o b ahoat. CORN-Dec!lnea
&C earIv Late in the day there was moo,
crate rally. but anal prices were 4 q 17c het
lower. Export corn here, slhc shoat, 70
arrive. OATs-Easier; prices regained part OF
the loss. however, on covering, closing az ~ r.
decline of &c. Cash oats barely stesGy.
staudard white. 6oi4c. in elevator No :. &c.
No 2 60c. No T. 59Lc: natural ana whlte
cIipped. co a &C. on track RYE-Nominai
BARLEY-Quiet; mailing 81 l3psl 20
T2rg11O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
THE WEDDING RING.

wbv should the wedding ring te placed
on tne third finger of the left hand? The
custom has existed for ages and the rea-
son therefore has been given as follows:
our ancestors found the left hand more
convenient FOR such ornaments than the
-, for the reason that II is generally
il6n'' or'nloyed than the latter For the
na,,a reason they chose the third instead
80 another finger. The third digit is not
civ less used than the others, but is better
oi hayote5 10 guard a ring against bruises.
si.ce mat finger has this quality peculiar to
itssIt-it cannot be extended but In COM
law with some other finger whereas the
Eat NAV be singly stretched to their full
iength.-Harper's Weekly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. active and easier
in sympathy with grain. decline OF TO 10
points in the hog market. and indications OF
liberal receipts next week PORK-Quiet;
mess 500 500 S21; family. s20d S21: short
clear $40 25q SCI. BEEF-Steady; mess, SIS
a SIS so; family SlSQSiS so; packet, SIG
Sl7 30; extra India mess. $29 500 so. BEEF
HAMS-Quiet; SIS S3l. DRESSED HOGS
steady: 5acons. lOIs 910%c; pigs 1890. CUT
MEATS-Pickled bellies quiet; 10 10, ia
ITc; picked hams steady, 1914 Q12&c. TAIL
LOW-Quiet. special, csc: city, csc country.
so a6Ibc. LARD-Easy; middle West. 1880
a iO6Oc: city barely steady 10Sc; refined
easy South America, l2.10c: Continent, 1l.2jc;
Brazil kegs 19 Toe; compound duh. s% G9tc
l2kc.
COTTONSEED OU--Heavy. with consider
able pressure owing 20 a decline in cotton and
lara and weakness in grain. Final prices we're
AT about the lowest, with a net loss OF point 10
points. Local contract prices
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: H ers, nosted rates follow:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston' par
chicago, i5c premium; New Orleans COM COM
S.-Iarcisi par. bank 81 premium; ST. Louis
5 5le' y,reroiun bid, 4Oc premium asked; Min
neapoiis, SOC premium; Charleston, buy eng
~ selling Ito per cent premium; san
francisco sight &c. telegraph &C.
SILVER MARKET,-Commercial bar 81 sii-
yer e1skc; Mexican silver dollars, sc Bar
stI,,ar in London closed at SID
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted at 2Ol17
sTTB-TREASURY.-Th Sub-Treasury was
crsditor 10 the Clearing House for Sl,5Io.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
U. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington, June 15.-At the beginning
OF business to-day the condition OF the
United States Treasury was:
Working balance in treasury offices. $751;
49, 53.
In banks and Philippine treasury. &c.,
$50 SOS.
The total balance in the general fund
was sl29. iS3,67S
Ordinary receipts yesterday were s., 60, 30s
with ordinary disbursements of 80 75i
The deficit 10 date this fiscal year Is
s., 665, 666. as against a surplus OF 50. ,76l
at this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama Canal and
public debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-MOlasses Qui

Syrups inactive
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpentine frmer
4Sc. in sympathy with the slightly higher
level OF prices at Savannah. Rosin and tar
quiet and unchanged.
OHS-Linseed oil unchanged Refined pc
troleum steady at recent prices.
RICE-Inactive. with local buyers inclined
10 hold on owing to the high prices.
SUGAR-Refned quiet and unchanged At
q 2Oc, according 10 list quotations. although
all business is being done at j.l0c for fine
graduated, net. less per cent cash. Raw
barely steady at 3.s6Q392c for centrifugal.
ga test; B366342c for 50 test. muscovado.
and 3l193.1Tc for so test molasses. Sales
we're estimated at $4,000 bags Cubas. July
shipment with outport privileges, including
New orleans, at . 9-16c. equal to 3.92c. In
London. beet sugar was quiet 1T lis lOlsd for
June July and August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16

Liverpool cables: Spot fair business doing;
sales 5000 bales; speculation and export, $500:
imports 1000. none American. Middlng up
land O. I'D. Futures opened Irregular, 2g5 points
higher; closed steady, 6d7 points higher. June,
654d; June-JUly. 6.53hd; July-August 6.54d;
August-september, 6.54d; September-October'
645l1d: October-N November. 64Ohd: November
December G3si1d: Overwhelmingly and Janu-
ary-February. 63sd; February-March, 63sIsd;
March-April, 6.39Hd: Apr!l-Aay. 64O5sd; May
Alihd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
PRICE COMPARISONS
Variations in Prices of Food
stuffs from Last Week.

The following table shows the highest,
lowest and average wholesale prices OF
twenty articles Of current consumption Tor
the week just ended. compared with the
corresponding averages for the week ended
June S: =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
SEED PRICES.

october $40 10: December, $40 05: ALsIKE
Iugu.t. SO 90: TIMOTHY, August, 81 so; Sep
teuiber So o5; october. 81 So; December, 50 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
prooRD OF WEEKS TRADING

The dealings on the New York Stock Ex-
change for each day during the last week
nave been as fellows comparisons with
1Qtt 1870:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, June 16-Soaling rains throughout
the Northwest. including the spring crop country
beyond the Canadian line made lower market
to-day for wheat Despite weekend covering
the close was easy ssqhc down. Corn finished
at net loss Of IA nc, oats SAKE and provi-
sions at a decline OF 5g25c Range or prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
SHORT TERM NOTES.

Maturing 1o12-':cD
Furnished rs svartvout 4 Arpcnzel'ar. 80 -
Pine street,
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bearing than American observers us,,o,,y oc-
cord to It, The Canadian banks carry large
cash reserves In London and New York
call loan markets. In the single casa re
the Bank of Montreal its total balance In
the international loan market was inst a
little short of S60,OOOOOO on ApriI IN and
there has been little change since More
than half Of this total is in the New York
market. The Dominion Bank has a reserve
of Sl7,OO0,0O0 some of it in the form of notes
and some OF it held in the New York banks.
Should money crisis develop in Canada
as the result of the inflated conditions
above noted these big balances would have
to be drawn down from New York and
London quickly, and the New York
market would be called upon first. We're
the call to come In the midst of our crop
moving season, with cash calls from the
agricultural sections necessarily heavy.
there would be sudden awakening to the
fact that New York was no longer the
abode Of easy money conditions"
Noted Canadian Here.
Sir Frederick W. Borden. Of Ottawa. Can
ada, has been in the East the last few days
accompanying Sir Winfrid Laurier, leader
Of the Liberal party in the Dominion Sir
Frederick Is largely interested in banking
and mining. being chairman of the board OF
directors of the Butte Central Copper Com
pany, prominent independent mine of the
Butte district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16

-
uraIcss Spring patents. IS 7Ods6; winter
straights. S. 3OaS5 as winter patents s. oOg
S%intcr. s. 46Q 81 go. No .. $42OaS4 80; Kan
sas straights. So goa IS IS, fancy spring pat
cnts So S5dS7l5 RYE FLOUR-ouiet: rair
70 GOOD 81 sOdS5: choice 70 fancy. 81 log
IS % CORNMEAL-stsady; kiln dried; s. Is,
BAG MEAL-Fine white and yellow, 81 Ioq
s1rinR bran S24. standard middling, $26 90;
nour DO S3l 10. red dog, S31 SIS; city bran SO
hulk. 500 40 sacks: middling. S21 rS52' req
dog sac so; hominy chop, SIS 30 g $50 bulH'
500 70 n s3l 20 sacks. olmsaL $3T a So7 90
CoFFFE-A slight reactionary tendency
made anal prices 70 I points net lower; sales
"a 600 bags, and the decline appeared 70 o- oG-
more 10 Dit operations than 10 any changN IN
Underlying conditions. Hsvre showed net
advance OF /. franc, Hamburg vas unchangea
10 /, pfg higher, Rio was unchanged and santos
"a TO $50 refs higher. Cost and freight onets
from Brazil were at slightly higher level ana
the cost and freight situation continues 70 snow
strength. Spot steady and unchanged al l4'7c
FOR Rio No I. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
BALTIMORE STOCKS

Furnished By Boyer. Grswold & Co.. No. ~
Broadway. New York. and No. 2De East
German street Baltimore)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
BOND DOTS.

Quincy, Mass will receive bids until noon
June 90 for q temporary loan Of $4,000 In
anticipation OF taxes maturing on March
10, 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished ~ Charles =. Barney & Co No -
Broad street. New York and No. l22 South
fh street. PhiladeiphiaD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16

The city Of Quebec having failed n place
an $4,000 loan for urgent needs It is
said that the Bank OF Montreal has ad-
vanced tho amount on six months at 51.
per cent bills.
birmingham. Mass. will receive bids
until > p m. on June Is FOR the purchase or
n temporary loan in anticipation OF taxes
OF $50. 0Oo maturing on November 10. 1872.
Brandon. Man. has a bylaw 10 issue
$500. 600 debentures for a civic street rail-
way. II was passed by a % per cent vote.
The Greedy Poudre Irrigation Of Chicago
tcnd interest will be paid by Farson. Son *
Co. Sufficient funds have been provided to
finish tho project when 10000 outstand-
ing bonds become municipal issue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. June is. 1912
BFEyES-Receipts, 95 head none on sale.
Feeling noninsly steady. Dressed beef hrm
Al l2al3i.c per 10 for native sides. Exports
from this port to-day were 100 cattle
CAINES-Reccipts. 213 head: Il on sale.
No trading Of importance. Dressed calves
steady. city dressed veals. u q 15c per 10:
country dressed, II Is &c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 49sl head.
II cars on sale. sheep and prime lambs
steady: others a trife weak. The pens we're
cleared. Common 10 good sheep ewes sold
al $50 81 81 per 100 ID. Lambs, IS 50qS9 -.
Dressed mutton steady At T1i0c per 10:
dressed lambs slow st AZ nc.
Sales-S Saunders: 282 Virginia lambs, Y
N average. 50 IS per 100 10: 236. 81 10. 81 SO;
23S. s. 10, 50 so; sheep, ia ID. 81 90 o.
IL 10. So. -
Tobin s. shannon: 2i7 Virginia lambs. ss
n. 50 70: 266 50, 50 80; 246 Kentucky 81 10.
81 -: > Virginia sheep, $50 10. 81.
Ksrns cGmw an G c9mPnG 2si ETs" ss
h. S. 81; 267 Cincinnati IS N. $50; Nir-
gnia sheep, 90 ID. 81; IS. 1l3 10. 50 SO.
Newton & Co: 237 Virginia lambs IL
10, 50 -.
HOGS-Rsooipts. zoos head; none on sale.
Feeling uomlnally steady
Exports from all ports week ended Juns
1912:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16

The Northern States Power Company has
sold to the Guaranty Trust Company. OF
New York, s5.OOO,OOO fye-year per cent
collateral trust notes. dated June l. Notes
are guaranteed, principal and interest by
the Consumers Power Company Of Mime
sOra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16

Chicago. June l5.-CATTLE-Rec 90;
steady E, 70 n s5sSng Seeyes os T'g 81 s M
stockers and feeders. 81 30QS6 81; cows and
heiters. So 9OG$s 80; calves. IS 5O9Ss 80 HOGS
SO oSGs7 S7Ss mixed. s. O5aS7 as; heavy sT9
81 as; rough. S7qS7 Is; pigs. s. 1896 50: bulk
Of sales, 81 3Oa$7 40. SHEEP AND LAMBS
Western, SO 5OQ$5 Is; yearlinss, s. 1901:
lambs. native 81 25GSs Western, 81 50qss;
spring lambs. IS 4Sp$O -.
300. Including 200 southerns; steady; dressed
beef and export steers. s. 29ls9 %; fair 70 gcod;
81 1S$S MessfT9 % o Sass 10 st9fSs as
Southern cows, So 5oGS5 so; native. sSasT;
heiters: s. 70gss 50; bulls, s!gss 20: calves,
Sc lower: bulk OF sales 81 25GST 45: heavy.
81 45aS7 so: packers and butchers. 81 a5GS 80;
l.ghts. s7gsi 49, pigs 50 iSllSS % saEEP MD
lings S5QS6 p; wethers, S+QS5: ewes, So 751
81 IS; stockers and feeders, s. I5g$i; Texas
goats SO 1898 rs
Cincinnati. June 5.-CATTLE-Recepts I22:
steady. steers. 81 5Od$S 80; hefers, 50 1887 63:
cows S2Ms5 -; caves slow eo and 2oaooe OWL d
lower: packers. 81 25GS7 IS; common sows. 81 IS
@s9 rs; pigs and lights s. Soss1; stays. $40
slow and lOal5c lower; sheep. 81 259s3 So;
Eas; Buffalo June 5.-cArrLE-Reeelpts
$50; quiet. VEALs--Reeepts, ESQ., active and
steady; 81 5Odss rs HoGs-Receip,s. 24Oo;
slow and steady; heavy 50 Ioas1 s5 mixed
sSs:I 10 yO scsss g. iSsI ~ Rs' @
81 25GsT e5 SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rseeipts.
400; active; steady and unchanged
[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Louisville. June l5.-SIEEP AND LAMBE-
Receipts, 1888 for the week. $3.50; there was
a GOOD active demand for choice lambs; the
bulk OF the best selling az ~ gSAe: some fancy
heavy central Kentucky lambs shade higher:
seconds. 6Qshc: culls, around 4c: fat sheep
steady at 3sG4c; medium and common sheep
very dull at iq2isc.
small supply sold readily at steady prices: de-
mand fair HOGS-Receipts 1000: somewhat
slow at sc decline. Choice medium 70 heavy
weights, 81 i5aS7 81 bulk OF sales. 81 20Qt7 As:
packers, 81 l0G$7 40; best lights So 306$7 %;
fair DO So 25a$6 55; best PIGS, s. 90q$6 IS; COM
mon TO fair pigs, So lO6$5 IS. SHEEP-Re-
ceipts, 500: slow and steady. Spring lambs,
SO 25G$s T5 Gull lambs. 81 509$5 so; sheep = "a
9s4 25; common. 81 5oQss 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
Danoer Threatening.

"The Financial World" issues a warning
against imitation in Canada in part In the
following:
I'VE have several times called attention
TO the extraordinary boom that has been
In progress in the Dominion OF Canada al
most uninterruptedly for three years. and
have suggested that in country such as
Canada. with less than ten millions popa-
latlon. the imitation was assuming serious
proportions The big banks OF CANADA are
now, however, beginning TO take measures
TO fortify themselves in preparation ior
trouble The first measures for safety con-
stst In discrimination against lana boomers
who know no limit 10 the ventures they
20 into. Thus the president Of the large
and important Imperial Bank OF Canada.
d. r. wnkie, has seen fit TO take speciai
measures to strengthen the banks cash re-
serves.
The Canadian situation has more diFect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
Ready to Distribute.

William street, New York. announces that
its 1912 edition of "Poor's Manual Of In
dustrials" is now ready for delivery. This
book contains the statement Of over three
hundred corporations not contained in any
other industrial manual The entire book
has 1862 pages, devoted TO public utilities
and industrial companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
CLEARING HOUSE MEMBERS, DAILY AVER
Decrease

companies reserve with Clearing House mem
bers carrying 25 per cent cash reserve. GG,24l,-
600
Decrease.
COMPANIES IN GREATER NEW YORK
NOT REPORTING TO THB NEW YORK
CLEARING HOUSE.
Figures furnished b. the State Banking De-
partment)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16

c1esrings FOR week ended June 10. 1912, 81.
,o1o 40 40 4O1. 491 90: cearings this day. June
psiancee for week ended June IS. 1912, $1l9.
s1s3 sls sla s.; balances this day, June ID islz.
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Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the Investor.

They're of to Chicago. So Wen watch
49,. wires for hot returns during the coming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16

worse by comparison.
According 70 the report of the Dominion
Iron and Steel Company, for the fiscal term
ended March 81 last the conditions OF the
Canadian steel trade for that period were
considera bly, worse than in the States, the
Dominion Company showing deficit Of
$3.50 after common dividends mad been
paid. A prosperous year. however, was In
store for the Dominion Coal Company, the
other half of the Dominion Steel Corpora
ton. which netted them surplus Of 500 il6
and more than made up for the loss en-
dured by its constituent company.
Owing to the fact that this report Of
March 81 being the first, there are no other
comparisons available except as TO the sur
plus OF S2,3S9,375 which was shown at the
close Of the ten months ended March IL,
1911 The Steel Companys net earnings for
the term were S,SS5S74. as compared with
the coal companys S2274,l10 Adding these
earnings OF both companies gives total
earnings of the Dominion Steel Corpora
ton, or a surplus OF S3,209.s2l on March 81
last The present corporations assets and
liabilities total S7s,566,34l OF which oi5
are current assets and Ss,529.0l7 are current
liabilities.
There was an increase over 1911 In the
output Of the coal company, the total being
4.iO6,263 tons, as against 3.S62.l6l in 1911. The
steel company produced 2SO,5Ss tons of pig
iron, as compared with 24s7l5 tons Of steel
ingots, and l53, 49s tons Of rails. as against
l2S S6 the year previous.
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