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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Duriug several hours the only market
ror Brooklyn Rapid Transit IN Wall
strctt Waa on tho Consolidated stock tN-
cb,ucc for II was not until 30 CLOCK
maj I'm opening sale ~ the stock WAS re-
nnrtod elsewhere. The Consolidated trdd-
Ing In Brooklyn Rapid Transit began Hl
IN. .arN forenoon. transactions taking
Mace Al 81. SIS. S7i,. ~. and 81 ~. Later
ihc price went 10 b. with IN" closing ~
~. There was good market FOR odd
lots OF Smelling ON the Consolidated moor.
II sold on the $3.50 o'clock call ~ oe.-. WIN
tr,us,ctious after the call at 6si,. tN's ana
~ Rock Island sold on the can al - -
and marlborough common at It'c' nu' II
,rus not until late ia the DAY tidl 'u'I
,yrro sales of these stocks on the othrr
exchange. So far AS tht MAJ h't ~ '"m
,,,rr.d uriccs on the $3.50 o'Sock can gen
craiIv reflected fractional declines lIoll
Mondays closing quotations, but II wa.
not nntn near the close of the DAY una,
mon. was much vigor about IN" In"Ne-
mon, az the market Then prices weak
"ned throughout the list the break Doing
s,imulatod by announcement OF inc en-,
.,oc,,nen, of SiOobOo0 gold for export anu
n"ys of The defeat Of the. French .apihe.
and the assassination OF thec Nlns VI
S.r1c,r SALES totallcd $3.50 shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19
NEW YORK CURB.

In the curb market yesterday trading
&c ntinued or a limited scale. with re-
ucWcd irrcguldrity. although in some IN
stances after early weakness. q decid-
cdly frmer tone developed. This was es-
pecially 50 i'm some of the ndustrials.
United Cigar Stores Of America, after q
decline of nearly a point recovered aud
improved %, above last nights closing.
The Standard Oil stocks. FOR the larger
part of the session. were almost COM
Iletcly neglected. although fair business
was transacted over tie counter. The
mining list was moderately active in the
lower priced ISSUES. Bradcn copper
Greene Cananea and British Columbia
ruled about steady. Bonds were dun ana
weak. Western Pacific Js declined IL 10
q new low mark and BROOKLYN Rapid
Transit > per cent notes also touched Il
hcw low mark.
Nevada Mining stocks continued their
upward course under the leadership ci
ronopah Merger and Jim Butler Merger
jumped To a II the opening and hcld
well at 90 throughout the day Butler. on
transactions involving about lJ,H0 shares,
sold between $50 and Ole. MiZpah tNt"n-
sion advanced from lie 10 1lc. with re-
action to re again. Midway was partlcu-
larry strong. opening al Ole ana rlsihB 20
sic on steady purchasing from western
sources. \ slight recession took place duf-
INK the closing hour. but quotations re-,
manned fairly strong. West End changer
hands al 81 7-lG and Nevada His 1t 81 -.
r-fft,irtc1 d.. Harry 3. VloplpsCu & Co. 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19
THE COTTON MARKET.
NM
Quiet. with Few Price Changes,
Closing Slightly Lower.

There was not much doing in the cotton
market yesterday, the only news to at
tract special interest being the report Of
the Census Bureau on supply and distri-
button for February. The close was at
net unchanged TO points lower. the open
ing being at a decline OF 10 points.
According to the report. domestic mill con-
sumption for February was $4,000 bales.
against 5000 bales for January. This
apparent falling off was naturally Offset
by the fact that February Is a shorter
month than January and the February
consumption brought the total FOR the
first six months Of the season up TO about
$4,000 bales or at the rate Of about 81
1900 bales for the season. Domestic Mill
stocks as of March I were $4,000 bales.
As wa pointed out by the bears. this sug
sosted that the mills held sufficient cotton
to last them into July, or about four
months. but bulls. considering the actiy-
ity of trade and the present spindleagc,
hold that the mills will hardly be willing TO
allow their stocks to run under 10000
bales AT the end Of the season. and should
consumption continue at the present rate Z
they would have TO take over 10000
bales during tho balance of the season TO
maintain such "A reserve. Southern spot
markets were unchanged to l-16c lower,
and the local market held quiet at 12.6oc
for middling upland; no sales. Local com
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19
]. B. MABON RENOM MATED
Unanimous Choice for President
of Stock Exchange.

The nominating committee OF the New
York Stock Exchange held its third and
last meeting yesterday for the purpose
of receiving suggestions and names of
candidates for membership on the govern
ing committee. The meeting was attend
ed by about two hundred members Of the
exchange and il was announced that 10
names had been submitted for the twelve
nominations 10 be made. out Of these
the committee will select the nominees for
governors on the regular ticket to be
voted for at the annual election on May
l.. Nominations must he made before the
tirst Monday I'm April
James B. Mabon was rcnominated presi-
dent Mr.. Mabon was elected 10 the Of
flee last year largely through the inlu-
cnce of the progressive element. which de-
sires 20 bring about certain reforms. Yes
terday Ebcn stevens who last year was
one of the leaders i'm the progressive
movement. proposed the name OF Mr..
Mabon. At The close of Mr.. Stevens's add
dress Mr.. Mabon was declared the unani-
nous choice for denomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. March 1s.-A general selling
movement pervaded the market in local
securities to-day and resulted in numer-
Gus large declines in prices. The principal
weakness centred around industrlaNs'
Sears-Roebuck common again furnished
the most active trading, but supporting
orders prevented a loss of more than
couple of points. The declines ranging
from to points included Rumcly pre-
fcrred. Diamond Match, Chicago Rail
ways Series !. Hart. Schaffncr Marx
preferred. Carbide and Streets preferred.
Some of the declines included the divi-
dend discount Smaller declines occurred
IN National Biscuit common, Illinois Brick:
steel common. American can preHrred
and Studebaker common. The steady ones
were Peoples Gas. Montgomery Ward
preferred, Commonwealth Edison, Chicd.
20 Railways Series >. Pneumatic Tool ana
SWift'S ISSUES Goodrich and American
can common each advanced 'ractonally'
business i'm bonds was conducted ON
fair scale. with prices for the greater part
fractionally lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER The local stree, market for COP
olectroIv,ic f5Gl5i.c aud casting. 4AT1<bc
standard copper on tho Metal Exchange was
dull and easy. with spot. March. April. May
closed steady al i6t Is hi for spot and f64 lis
ia for futures. Receipts OF copper YESTERDAY
were 375 tons and exports for the month thus
far aggregate II ,423 tons.
TIN locally was firm, with spot and March
quoted i6d 40 o5c; April. 45s7isq 40 25c; May,
45 T5ai6c. June. 45.50a45 75c; July, n. 2o9
A. 800. August i3diJ.25c. and September
"a 75a45c In London tin closed az f2l0 for
SPOT and 900 for futures -
LEAD Steady. New York. spot. 4. SOC bio
and East II Louis i.l5ai.2:isc. London lead,
tIJ us 81 ...
sPEI.rER Easier: New York, spot. 6.3oG
g. zoe and East 81 Louis, 6.l5c. London spell
ter. f24 los
IRON cleveland warrants. 6ts 1i-d in Lon
don Locally iron was steady and unchanged.
with No / foundry. Northern, No 7. Southern,
and No I, southern soft, SIT oasis 20; No q
Northerr ST. oJ1SlT 10. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19
BRIEF NOTES Of FINANCE
Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the Investor.

\ Chicago newspaper relates that street
cleaners found 500 in a sewer and turned
it over To the authorities. after which Of
fcials found $3.50 more. all OF which was
also turned over. This would be a SPLEEN
did tribute to the honesty e the Chicago
Street Cleaning Department were il not
that the money was counterfeit and had
10 b. given To the Secret Service officers
counterfeit money may be welcomed by
Tho hrnkers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. March 1s.--Therc were s.344 bales
offered at the wool auction sales to-day.
The selection was readily absorbed az ur-
changed prices. West Australian greasy
was i'm good demand for the home trade.
The sales follow: New South Wales. 500
bales: greasy. sddis Sd Queensland, 400.
secured. Is "a "a Is iisd; greasy. 9da Is Vic.
toria. 500: secured. Is dad: greasy: "a
% Is Sd. South Australia. 200: greasy. lldQ
iIi.d. West Australia, 2.2o0; greasy. SKA
Qis ID. New Zealand. 500 secured. IL
Id a Is 10ird: greasy, Ttd4Is I'd. Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal 400: greasy, 81 @9sda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19
ITEMS Of WALL STREET
There was practically no business for
foreign account on the Stock ENchdiieo
yesterday.
Dividends have been declared as 70
lows.

Dividends have been declared as ioi-
lows:
A. g. Kirschbaum Company. Il. per CEN
on the preferred stock. payable Apri 10
stock OF record March 20 1900, 70
Northern Ohio Railway and Lisht -;
quarterly Of - per cent on the preierre'
stock. payable April !. a.
Criciblc steel Company. quarterly OF :,
per cent on tho preferred stock p'Nap'o
March 81.
Bangor Railway and Electric COMPANY
quarterly of "a per cent on the prefer o.'
payable April 10 stock OF record MdFch -
Trinidad Electric. Ltd. quarterly OF -
per cent. payable April lO 10 STOCK Oh 'e'
ORD March 81
Winnipeg Electric Railway. quarterly OF
per cent payable April ..
T.. W Bliss n Go. regular quarterly -
per cent ON tho preferred stock, paiaoio
April I 10 stock Of record March ~
Electric storage Battery Company. r'suld
quarterly % per cent on both the common
and preferred stocks. payable April u
stock OF rorord March 81
oscoola Consolidated Mines Company. reg
ular quarterly of 81 share. payable Npril
90 To stock of record March -.
American Telephone and fol' graph 'oIu
pauv. regular quarterly of . per cent paya-
Bile Apri H. 20 stock 81 record March ~.
Ahmrek Mining Company. regular quar-
terry or s. share. payable April ~ 10
-tocl of record March -
Bankers Trust Company. = pcr cent for inc
quarter payable April l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

In a quiet market the Principal actIVIty
was in Standard Of California and
Vacuum OH. Vacuum Oil closed strong,
presumably In anticipation OF dividend
action by the company. and STANDARD
of California, which advanced TO 10.
looked topheavy in the fnal dealings ana
BUYERS were not inclined To follow the
advances. Solar Refining closed weak. de-
clining from go To COS Prcssures were
noticeable in Standard of New York and
Atlantic Refining. both OF which sold
down 10 6l2. Prairie oil and Gas. which
sold In the early trading at 33 closed al
go. Galena Signal OIL common declined
from 295 to 293
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19
Tie Present Bond Market.

\ quiet bond market Is not confined To
New York, rs reports from Philadelphia
say that sudden cessation in the buying
Of bonds by banks and trust companies
of that city was observed last week The
reasons assigned are the loaned up state
of tho institutions aud their ability 10
make loans at higher rates, ranging
around . per cent on mercantile loans.
This situation is operated to the dctri-
ment Of the general bond market, and
has brought the yield OF many high class
bonds to price level regarded as at
tractivc by bankers. Within the last
six weeks prices have been reduced 50
that bonds yielding at that time around
i.7o per cent now show an income of $50
To = per cent. The new hotations of pub
lie utilities which are being offered at
attractive prices TO yield from > per cent
to 6 per cent are partly responsible for
the dulncss IN lower Yield bonds which
at one time were quite active.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19
CREDITORS GET DIVIDENDS
Superintendent Van Tuyl Mails
Checks for Wayne County Bank.

superintendent Van Tuyl Of the State
Banking Department yesterday mailed
checks TO the S39 creditors OF the failed
bank OF Wayne. OF Lyons. Wayne Coun-
~ covering a third dividend OF IS per
cent Two dividends have already been
paid 10 tho creditors. aggregating 20 per
cent
The bank failed on November ., 1919.
with liabilities of s7s.i12. The third
dividend of 10 per cent calls for the fur
Their payment Of S10.7ls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19
WESTERN MD. OPERATIONS.

l. NJ. Fitzgerald president Of the West
oru Maryland Railway COMPANY, who
was in the city yesterday To attend a
directors meeting. said that excellent
nrorress was being made on the construc-
lion of the new line from Cumberland 10
UaCerstown. owing TO the fact that the
open winter has made ii possible to con-
tiuue the work without interference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19
CURB ECHOES.

The latest report from the oil fields Of
Mexico states that Well No. 10 is down
4154 feet. Well No. % is down $3.50
feet. casing stuck, and We'll No. 80 l.
down 2,25O feet. oil standing in casing
to top. The production for the week
ended March g was 1925 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19

II was reported yesterday that West
End Extension has changed hands and
that preparations have been made 10 de-
velop the property quite extensively. West
End Extension lies between the West End
Consolidated and the West Tonopah Min
ing Company, which adjoins Tonopah Ex-
tension in the Tonopah district About
$4,000. it IS said. have been expended on
West End Extension since operations be-
gan, six months ago. At one time on the
curb the stock sold above 30 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19

alany Of the "oil" and tobacco" brok-
ors made their appearance in the copper
crowd yesterday for the first time In about
Two months. During the last week or so
the Standard oil subsidiaries have been
duller than in many months. and tho re-
cent activity shown in many Of the Tono-
pah copper stocks has attracted many OF
the outside brokers'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19
j. S. STEEL'S YEAR
Earned ST. on Common Stock,
Against So in 1911.
GROSS RECEIPTS GREATER
Working on Plan to Reduce
Twelve Hour Day - Has
$4,000 Employees.

.~.. income statement Of the United
e,,tos Steel Corporation for the year
..,JeJ December 81, or. made public
,,.d4v shows Il balance for dividends
nm the $3.50 c>l 100 preferred stock. amount
.,.. to Sf9ooi9. This is decrease Of
.,D.o.'7 compared with i9ll. and after
.he fuu per cent was paid on the senior
Shares There remained $49020.S12. applica-
tl.to the common stock, which is cquiva-
i,,,, tos- per cent on the SOS, 3c2.j00 out
..,rdin.. compared with 80 per cent the
previous year.
~cf earnings for tho year before
.t.nrsciation charges. etc, however. were
considerably in excess OF those for 1911.
rh, amount was Sl0S.1H.01G compared
with xoi 500. 49, but the gain of $SS69,9o'
US wiped out by an increase Of A,JoJ.-
qos in the amount set aside for deprccia-
zion and extraordinary replacement
r,p1e The interest ON the bonds out
standing. which are largely held by An
drew Carnegie. consumed S2Sili1O Of the
.orpauy's SlG0752l7 net income.
Gross receipts. totalling $'4o.5oJ,jl5. worc
,to largest i'm the history of the corpora
,i,r comparing with S6l5,1lSN0 in 1911
and S7o3 eol 4o3 i'm 1910 Total earnings of
all rropcrtios after dcductinG expenses
Incident 20 operations. but exclusive of
interest charges on The Obligations Of
subsidiary companies. amounted 10 Sill
.asae. an increase OF S5,5S3.2n. Operating
EXPENSES Appropriated $i5,opN3
In determining total earnings, the re
mort points out that in previous years this
item was given after the deduction OF
interest on outstanding bonds and mort
caccs Of subsidiaries. hence comparisons
with previous years should be made with
balance Of earnings
The surplus for the year after ali
charges. including dividends, was $500
o. making the total undivided surplus.
exclusive Of profits earned by subsidiary
eomnanies Oh intcr-company sales Of
products. equal to $136,716.2b.
s18o.Oooooo Paid to Employees.
The report shows that the corporation
had e2io-5 employees at the close of last
wear and paid TO them S1S9,SJl6e2 IN wages
and salaries. or $50 per man. dn 1911
tterc were 1855 employees, requiring u
total expenditure of $l6l, .l9.oSl or $50
p, the man. Tie number Of employees in
.~,s.5 fr every department except IN
..,,c-ti,r whore tho de
the IRON orc I''4O' ~ - -
crease was due TO smaller Sulpi'hs "u''
d,velopment operations conducted IN
ls.
Suh..rrrors TO the stock offer made IN
January of This year were received from
,.,-, ...,,lo,..s for 81 55l shares of pre-
49, zoo ..,,or,s ~ o-r,oor stock.
lr.l'N fI" 1900 a"' - 49,, to,,
... r.rort said in part.
..... ~
.,,. =, 1als COMPARED Win 1911.
..n..sertod by tonnage of shipments
. Io.td steel and other hnlSheu l'lou-
Ii,' ,.,1,' frc- on board
90. u,ir. tonnage shipped. in
ulu- cement. Was but %, per cent ana
M N l',@' "a. is1f,.rc,'l.9e arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19

II VAS officially announced yesterday
that ,hc Baltimore q Ohio management
will tax up It's S-oooHro notes maturing
.Itlnc / with the proceeds Of its convert
bio bond issue. II is said that the subst-
tuition of the convertible bonds for ih'
nnt,s allowing for adjustment of dis
count. viii make difference al only
$4,000 year in fixed charges. the
amount II the convertible bond issue Is
to olo no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19

The refunding bonds of the State Of
Tennessee, which were approved on Feb
ruary q last. are declared 20 be legal
investments for the savings banks Of
New York State by Attorney General Car
mody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19

liverpool cables-Spot quiet. sales, 100
bales speculation and export, 500 American,
5000: imports, 1000. all American. middline
upland, 6.s7d Futures opened quiet at iia42
points decline, closed very steady az net adj
vance Of 2Q4iz points. March, 6.61isd; March
April S59iad; April-May. 6.5sl2d. May-June.
6.57i.d; juno July, 654isd; July-August,
q sod August September. 6.3siad: September-
October. q 24d. October-Noyember, Sid; No
vember-Docember, 612d, December January.
Sid. January-February. Gid. Manchester
Yarns steady cloths quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19

The curb authorities have found the
person who during the last week has
duped Standard oil specialists into losses
10y trading with them over the telephone
IN various subsidiaries and giving up the
names Of Stock Exchange houses who do
not know him. If the trade brought a
profit 20 the man he would cover himself
IN various ways. and has actually succeed
Cd in collecting his profits. Most of the
trades. however. were made when the
market was in n weak condition, which
resulted I'm the Standard OF brokers being
stuck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19
EXPORTS OF APPLES.

Exports OF apples from United States
and Canadian ports FOR the week ended
March 10, furnished The Tribune oy
Junham X Moore, Produce Exchange
freight brokers' 'boXes are counted as
three To the barrel and totals given in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19
BOND DOTS.

a. :. & W s. Kuhn, Inc. OF Pittsburgh.
were the successful bidders on March 4
for the $1,000 ~ per cent l2-year taX-free
funding bonds Of Cannonsburg' Washing
ton County, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19

New Orleans. March ls.-Short covering for
over tho Easter holidays credited largely
with holding up cotton futures prices here to-
day. The close was quiet, unchanged 10 =
points I'd compared with yesterdays close.
Census figures showing an out Of sight move
ment OF 1865 bales less than in January
We're called besrish. Prices in tho morning
went 10 3uJ points under. I'm the afternoon
an improved demand sent prices 20 points
over yesterday D close FOR short time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19

II is stated that o. l.. Everest, city
Chamberlain Of Gloversville Fulton Coun-
~, y. Y, will receive proposals until
p. m, April 8. for the $4,000 AZ per cent
registered tax-free funding bonds, denom-
ination $3.50. dated April !, 1919, and due
Anril / 1921.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19

Il is reported that Kidder, Peabody q
Co. Of New York. recently negotiated a
temporary loan of $4,000 with Water
town, Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19
Southern California Edison Company.

The report Of the Southern California
Edison Company for January shows
gross Of S597.l0S an increase of Ao69'
over January of 1912. net earnings were
SlS7. ia7. a gain Of So.i5i over January 90
last year. The surplus amounted 20 $40
40 as compared with $--,5i.. dccreas"
Of s1.16S. The balance Tor common stock
after payment of preferred dividends
amounted TO S1oS.Sl2. as against slo3Ho
last January. "a decrease of 3. ifN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19
Minnesota Rate Case Decision.

So MANY things are in tho public '>"
which have "a bearing Oh the stock market
that tn weeks come and go. and each
Monday passes with no decision bcin-
handed down I'm the Minnesota rate cas-"
by tho United States supreme Court with
out calling forth more than passing com
mont. II is recognized among attorney
that the Minnesota rate case is among
th, most important To- Tie railroads oi
all the cases which have been up for CON
sidcratiou by the Supreme Court Accord
Ing 10 one attorney, the principle Of the
governments attack is that the railroads
got great deal OF property for nothing,
that land grants were property acquired
without cost. and that II IS not fair 10
c.tpitalizc at what would be- tho value ~
property II In the hands Of strangers.
The states position g that while local
authorities can tax property at selling
value. when il u question of rates being
coniiscatory the railroad companies can
not work I'm the unoarncd increment
I-pon tho outcome OF that decision when
II shall be rendered will depend whether
property - property. or whether railroad
property is different from other property.
The case is of paramount Importance TO
tho railroads and 20 Wall street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19

According TO reports, Oneonta. Blount
County, Ala. Will hold an election on
April 3 for the $4,000 3 per cent 30-year
road construction bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19
Great Northern's Position.

IN itcm in a Wal street news bulletin
SAWS that on Tho day James j. I'M
resigned as president OF the Great
Northern Railway, Inc said. "The develop
ment Of Great Northcrn's business
throughout every part Of the practically
half a continent which it serves makes
the payment Of dividends on the stock
as certain as that Of It's bond coupons.
The gross income of Great Northern IN
the 1912 fiscal year was - per cent larger
than in the 1909 fiscal year. During the
four-ycar period there has. az Is well
known. been a big increase in the cost Of
practically all items making mp tho
operating account. Yet the ratio oi "N-
penses TO gross earnings for the 1912 fiscal
year was only $50 per cent. against 600
pcr cent for 1909, and the balance avail
able for dividends was equivalent to $40 ii
per share OF stock outstanding, against
So per share earned In 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19

There has been engaged SIooo.0o0 gold
bars for export to Paris 10y tomorrow
steamers. This makes $l2.ooo.o0o en-
gagged since tho resumption of the Paris
movement. ON March &. and total al
So GOO 600 taken for France since the
beginning Of the year. The total gold on
gagged for export since January is So
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-19
NEVADA QUOTATIONS.

Furnished dau. Iv Weir Bros G.. 80. D
March i' 1918