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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
EARNED S1O.598.
nevada Consolidated Paid SO,
OO0, 600 Dividends in 1912

me sixth annual report of/the Nevada
consolidated Copper Company. covering
operations for the wear ended December
OIL 49, showed production Of e3.OSs. 2sl
pounds. which was sold for 1879 cents "A
pound. or a total Of Sl0.O76s32. Gold and
SILVER produced brought s52l. 27S. making
totai gross earnings of slO59s. $50. OPP
Grating expenses consumed s7.3ls go OF
TINS amount, leaving net operating profits
OF SS,2Sl,920 There was credit Of ST.
oil,s20 to other income, which MADE the
company total net profits siS23,sW
Approximately $4,000 was paid out in
dividends. The report is not compared
with 1911 owing 10 the fact that the re-
port for that period included the opera
lions OF fifteen months.
President :. ". Eccles, in his rcpor,
said the results were most satisfactory
when it was considered that mining OPP
crauons were suspended in October
owing to labor disturbances and delays
and difficulties in the reorganization Of
The working forces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-CaH moheF
vas rasv. Rates: Opening ~ per cent
b,gbos, o.. per cent. closing g, per cent.
Time money was easy. Rates. go tor
com for sixtv days. ~ per cen' 49,, 49,,
ninety days. ~ per cent io' go ,yas
and six months. Mcrcantlc paw -.
ac,i,c Rates. 5iad6 per cent TOT S9N',
g. pinctv DAYS Endorsed ana cholc' '""'
"a ak months single names
roprIGN EXCHANGE.-Foreien cA-
- closed steady Yesterday quota
,iore7 Demand sterling. is'35. caplcr
, I, esa q, $3.50 sixty day bills. 4.Slo short
fr,nce 51sa,. short rclchsmarks' - p'"'
1-39 80.
DOMESTIC EXCHANG E.-Bostoh' IA .
seaman. buying 3-l6c discount scillnE
nsr, san Francisco. sight &c prrnl,u,,,,
.tri,o,s.ra,,b 10 premium. Charleston huNihS
nar selling l-16c premium, ChlcaSo' ~
EcW orleans. commercial ''c discount
bank 81 premium.
SII.vE9 MARKET Bar silver IN Lon
don was firm at = "-lod.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-MoT icano go eh-
cLanre on New York was quoted NJ ~ p
unchanged.
cf-R-TREASURY. The United states
Snb- treasury was IL debtor at the 'leai .
ine House yesterday to the eN'e"' VI
tjs,4cl.
RANK CLEARGNGS.-New No9Ik.s c oA-
cbsnces SZSgO1O.gSG balances $l'N w.
p"edon exchanges $2G 4js.o@s. balances 81
a.9 900. pLftodclphia. exchanges <-1fVl' -
- balances sl351.s2i. Pittsburgh eN-
iL,,ccs $40 s4j 1863: Baltimore. cNchahscs
81 eq3 so. balances s132,1J'; hlGaSo' ca
Chances s5i 101 493. balances SZ'5l'5-i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
THE COTTON MARKET
Prices Slump, Making New Low
Ground for the Movement.

Early trading in tho cotton market
was quiet. with prices unchanged TO
points down at the opening. Unul the
afternoon the market was weak. and un-
settled. and when few selling orders for
Nav appeared prices began TO drop and
selling became general. with considerable
old crop liquidation. May contracts broke
To HE. or about - points under the
high level OF the morning. and into new
low ground for the movement. and while
there was enough covering 10 check the
decline. closing prices were barely steady
within "a point OF TWO of the lowest ana
showing a net loss Of IL 10 - points.
Weekend figures were regarded as bear
ish. and there was considerable discus
sion Of tho position of foreign and do
nestle longs on May regarding the &C
ccptance of deliveries or attempts TO
llauldate before the first notice day.
Southern spot markets were unchanged To
&c lower and the local market dropped
H. points 10 T. &c for mddling upland.
Sales 700 bales. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
CHINO HAD A GOOD YEAR
Earned $3.50 a Share on the
777,42O Outstanding.

The Chino Copper Company. in ITS re-
port for the year 1872, showed that It pro-
duced 27.7775,0sS pounds Of copper. valued
at S.3A25l. Operating expenses amounted
TO 81. 132 oa3 leaving a net operating proht
OF 3 2l2.i69 or 4 total income OF >2,55',JV-,
after tee addition Of Sl2J,lS3 other income.
The years surplus after interest charges
was Se.i7s.e0i. equal to 81 20 share on
80 40 shares outstanding.
In his remarks 10 stockholders Presi-
dent C. NJ MacNeill pointed out that the
gross production Of copper IN the year
amounted To 20 81. go pounds. TINS OUT
put he said was the result with the
plant operating at hardly tNo-thirds aver
age capacity. owing To non-completon OF
some OF the units. The average cost oil
producing this copper was tos cents
pound The average price received was
Is sos cents"
II is calculated that the company : ore
reserves now fully developed amount 10
more than 100000 tons, containing an
average slightly above Is per cent copper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
MARGIN MUST BE 10 POINTS
Stock Exchange Committee
Rules Against Unlimited Credit.

ono OF the reforms instituted BY the
Stock Exchange was disclosed yesterday
by the complaints of certain commission
houses which nave carried the accounts
Of old customers on margins averaging
less than ten points The so-caled police
or committee on business conduct OF the
members Of the exchange has maze spe-
cial investigation of this phase Of Wall
Street business and has issued strict
orders that accounts on less than ten
point margin will not be tolerated.
Although this action on the part Of the
police committee is commended by con-
servaive members, it means that many
commission houses will suffer heavily
from loss OF business. I'm days gone by
trusted customer has had practically
Unlimited credit with a house where he
had long carried an account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New NOlhs AiltA IT, ''A'
tp,I> vUEA T-The market was donh-
- ~ btIlish foreign news and further un-
favorable reports fgOm kansas lheIu1''h, -
addition 10 dry weather talk. 'oinpiaiH'' w.
injury from chinch bugs and hesslah uf, ~
advance Of ilGssd al Liverpool reflected Is"-
SUPPLIES and the fact that most OF lHc -..7
an, sbinweuts OF . Sta OO0 bushels went 10 tNe
continent Domestic markets were hiin pta'
ti,allv all dav. closing i4W'sc net hisnel ~
close fo TON point OF the Session IL VIZ sa'",
however. that Oh the bulge quite n.v ~
wheat was sold by d NUMBER OF S.illilI,
houses on the idea that the oullsH N aus -,
ror,s wore exaggerated and that ue eApO.
business did not bear out the alleged utst"t
needs az the English consumer. Ndsn HlatN'i
hera was irregular. NO > req be4Hb tr"'
II IA. nominal elevator and 81 j" noia'Aai
b. anoat. 80 | Northern Dulutl' - 49, -, y
a0o4r oueniug navigation I'M
,,cather news was ignored by corn also anu
rritos had an upward trend most OF tle Y"s
fintu checked near the close By a itile iedII@
inr which depressed the list about &c, ~,
ing final prices l.desc above inc pr
i~,, Iberuool Was rather quiet. closing uh 70
Hanged 10 &c net higher. ENpoIt corn, % 80 ~,
n saoat. OATs-Ignoring favorable crop
Now. again. the market was gehetalli ~, III
,..itb ofhcr grains. closing ga nc net nlsl,sl
cash oats an New York steadN stanlaiu Wh'',.
- a4Oc. nominal: NO > 80 = -, lind
~ l. as. natural white. 3ITiOc. white cIpp.a
- E41c Am track RYE-Firm; 10 Nrsl-
crn- Is a69isc Buffalo BAhLh
Firrn. mailing. J9H6sc. = 1 Buiia.o. "FSSll,.t7
navigation. feeding. % &C. Z o N1W ~. ~
t1,tcof Including four exports FOR the ~eeL, y,
,,-dirr 10 Bradstreets. aggregate 33os J'-
bushels AGAINST f.l9O.3sf last Week an .1 co.
s,a 20 last wear. since July !, lHl,J'5,s9n'
sralngt 30I10 sg6 last season Corn expo, u
m the week l.3j5.lJi bushels against -.
30 21i last week and 90 ~ idS o - "a -.
Univ !. 3G4i3 100 against LBS '"l last sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19

firm az unchanged prices. but oiferines Nere
small. RosIn was dull and unchanged WIN
tar quiet.
OILs-Iinsoed oil unchanged. Refined pc
trOlcum steady at recent prices
RItE-There was only quiet local trade.
but there was said to be a better demand III
the south, and prices were nlcadv.
slGAR-Refned inactive. but firm on
basis OF Z roc for fine graduated. Raw sugar
was firmly held with sales OF from 5000 10
80 900 bags OF Porto RicOs AZ 800. There
were said 70 be bids in the market for CupaS
on the basis OF 2 l32c for cost and freight
prompt shipments and lice for MAY snip
ment. spot prices were 3.3Gc for centrifugal
SIC for muscoFsdo and 2.6ic Tor rnoiassHs
In London beet sugar was steady. Win taN
trade. Aprl was quoted az - ~ May ~ as
g@,d and August at los sid Wi!lett q GRAY.
Total stock OF Europe and America. 3>l33ol
tons. against . BOZ $40 last year a. the same
uneven dates. The increase Of stock Is LIB
52J tons against an inc;Sase 81 Los sos last
week. Total stocks and nnoats together show
a visible supply OF 5,9d03Jl tons, against =
~, s2o last year, or an Increase OF }, -5s3-o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
THEFTs OF $4,000 CHARGED
Bookkeeper Surprised by New Indict
ments When He Appears to Plead.

Harry J. Schultz, formerly bookkeeper
for William scheer. jeweller. Of No. Az
Fifth avenue. went into Judge Grains
part OF General Sessions Yesterday to
plead 10 an indictment charging him with
the theft Of $40 from his former en-
ployer. lie was under 500 oall. lie
found, however, that three more lhdict-
nents Of similar nature had been found
against him. and on the motion OF James
A. Delehanty. Assistant District Attorney,
his hail was increased 10 $1,000. He could
not furnish IL and went TO the Tombs.
1t is alleged that by padding poyrolls
and stealing from the stock OF jewelrF
Schultz, during the five years ne was en-
ployed by Scheer, got away WIN nearly
$4,000. He is said TO have invested some
OF the money in real estate ana 10 nave
MANNED to start chain of haberdashery
shops with the rest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
Good viii Capitalized.

70 IS a question just how much NAV De
reprcscnted BY "A so-called good VIII IN
tho stock issues Of corporations. Good
Will is an intangible asset though II
counts for considerable II backed up by
executive ability. a logical demand LOT
the factory output and a price for prod
ucts which will allow reasonable rate
Of profit in an established trade district
Any change in the economic basis OF the
organization which may reduce its earn
:rg mower Will greatly reduce the value
~ good will" There are to-day In the
United States great many corporations
which have capitalized good VIII al
figures that make purchase Of the stock
Of these organizations highly speculative.
on the other hand. the tendency among
some or tho older concerns is 10 reduce
the credit to good wiz TO its lowest
possible point. In some cases patents
trademarks. etc. usually included IN the
good will" assets are carried on the
books OF Tie company at 81. and the STOCK
Issues represent largely the tangible as
sets Of the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
Washington, Baltimore g. Annapolis

The Washington. Baltimore d Annapolis
Railway Company profted largely by the
heavy traffic caused by the inauguration.
and the earnings for March broke al
previous records. The gross earnings Tor
March were seO3jl, as compared with Si'-
s77 for March Of 1872, an increase Of $55'iS
net earnings after taxes were $5j,l72, as
against s24s1i, an increase Of t0.Gl. ana
surplus after charges for the month
amounted TO $Jo19i, as compared with
s2.ss5. an increase Of $500. The report
for the quarter ended March 81 shows a
gross Of SleO.e36. as compared with Sl52,0l5
for the first three months OF last year,
IN increase Of $5s9ll. net earnings after
taxes were s9l19s, as against S6i,101, an
increase OF s254n. and surplus after
charges for the quarter amounted 10 si9'-
$40. as compared with deficit OF N,s27 for
the same period OF 1912, an increase Of
S2l $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19

Weekly NOV gdicnt figures or tho Nov i'tN
Cotton Exchange. Port receipts, 100 Ssf ba.ts'
against ii2s Sol last year. overland To- AIhH
aud canada 10 sos against 2l.3il LAST Ntal D.
Southern mill takines testimstedl, 4p.o"V'
against % 600 last year. loss OF stock AZ iH
terror towns. "a. jJ3. against 70 'ol last v,as
brought into sight for the week, lil.p'N'
against 10. lGi last year Total crop move
mcnt. Port receipts. 9os2 100 bales. agahf,
iI3i1IlJ last season. overland 20 mills anu
canada 500 500 agains- iO12.r2S last year
Southern mill takngs. 2.3J5. 600. against -.-~'
600 last year. stock az interior towns in cA
cess NJ September !. 3Sl ,i39. against --LWf'
last season. brought into sieht thus lar i'r
season T. GSS. 113. against li.3oo.2'2 last sea
son Liverpool cables: spot in moderate de-
rort 600. American. 100. imports 2j.tun,
American 1900 Middlng upland. 63ld
FUTURES opened quiet. 2G2il points higher ON
near and idiis points higher on distant posi-
tions. closed nuet but steady at 2 net advance
OF id2 points Aprii. 6.6jd. April MAY.
GGfie May-Tune. G.Gld Juno july G'9,
fulv- August g Sod. August -Septcmbcr. u - az
september October go I'd. October No' enbeF,
q 22d. November December. l9d. December
January. G17fsd: 'anuary-February, GIG. 81
February March. 81 led; March April q lNd.
Manchester arms steady. cloths. more doing.
New Orleans April 1s-Cltton futures
prices broke quickly here today soon after the
middle of the morning under heavy selling
THE close was steady ~ q not decline ~ 100
II noiuts Bulls offered little or no support.
Prices AZ noon were JHS points under yester-
DAYS close, and an o'clock l2nl3 points
under.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat, Corn and Coffee
Slightly Hiuher.

Domestic wheat markets rose TO a
higher level IN the early trading yester-
day There was brisk buying, largely
prompted by encouraging cable advces.
The weather i'm the West is excellent. be-
ing clear and warm. and growing crops
are doubtless making good progress.
corn was inactive without important
changes. although there was a frmer feel
ing, partly on the light receipts, but chiefly
in sympathy with wheat
The coffee market was without feature,
the tone being somewhat firmer and
prices slightly higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
Pacific Electric Railway.

The Pacific Electric Railway Company
has been authorized by the California
Railroad Commission 10 issue sG,S9,0Oo )
per cent first mortgage bonds, the pro-
ceeds 20 he used in extensions and addi-
tons 10 the properties of the companies
radiating from Los Angeles S,42s,000 Of
the proceeds Will be used for extensions
and branches. sl.55i.o00 for rolling stock,
and the remainder will be used for vari-
Gus improvements. including additions to
light and power plants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19

- 30 last year. The average gross value
o' ore per ton was s2i 81. against $50 81
III 1917. Production Of gold WAS 1891
ounces sold for $50 81 per ounce. Produc-
non OF silver was 1896. 399 ounces. valued
at Se,367.559 ore reserves are estimated
at 'lo'4Z5 tons. as compared with $685.
cS2 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
INTERFERENCE DENIED
French c. P. BondhoIderS Not
Delaying Dissolution Plan.

\ dispatch Yesterday 10 a Wall Street
news agency saying that the French gov
eminent was understood 10 be responsible
for the delay in the Pacific railroad dis
solution negotiations was cmphatically
denied on high authority. The story was
that when the Union Pacific proposed TO
sell its Southern Pacific stock French
investors. who hold $j0Oo0.0O0 Central Pa
ciic bonds secured by Southern Pacific
stock. interpOsed and called attention TO
the clause in the original contract which
specified that no such sale should be
made without the consent OF the French
bondholders. It was also asserted that
negotiations to meet the requirements OF
the French investors were still going on.
II is said the only matter that has been
under consideration by the Union Pacific
reorganization committee since March -
has been the method OF disposing of the
sl26 90. 900 Southern Pacific stock 20 meet
the approval Of the court without doing
anything which could be interpreted as
Injurious to the interests of the Union
Pacific stockholders.
Since the California Railroad Commits
sion refused 10 approve the plan for the
transfer of the Central Pacific 10 the
Union Pacific under a preferential agree
ment with the Southern Pacific. j, is said
on the best authority that the sale of the
line from ogden. Utah. to the coast has
not been discussed seriously in any of the
recent conferences. This was explained
by the statement that the Southern and
Union Pacific could not agree ON price.
The Southern Pacific thinks that tie
Central is worth more than the Union
Pacific is willing 10 pay for Il.
Despite the report that Attorney Gen
eral McReynolds may insist on the trans
fer. II is believed he cannot force the
Union Pacific to buy the Central at a
price it considers undesirable. ln some
quarters, however. it is held that the
Southern Pacific may he coerced into sell
ing should the Department of Justice in
sist on such action.
At the hearing in St Paul on Monday
the only subject TO be discussed with the
court IS understood to be the disposition
Of the Southern Pacific stock. The plan
considered the most practicable is a trus-
teeship whereby the stock could be held
until market conditions should become
more favorable for its sale As Maxwell
Evarts. counsel for the Southern Pacific.
is at his country home boz Vermont, ara
Frank ~ Nanderlip has announced that
he will not 20 To 81. Paul on Monday. the
belief is current that Judge Lovett will be
the only member OF the Union Pacific re-
organization committee At the hearing
Maurice Leon. who has acted as legal
representative OF the French government
here in several important matters, refused
Yesterday 90 deny or affirm the report
that French bonIholders were holding up
the dissolution plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
BOND DOTS.

g. L Barbour. City Auditor Of Portland
Ore. will receive proposals. until p III. on
May for $500. OO0<4 per cent gold water
bonds. denomination $1,000. dated May J.
1el3. and due May !, 1898.
The First National Bank Of Blanchester,
Ohio. vas the successful bidder recently
ifo~ SIS. 600 per cent two-and-a-haif-year
average coupon building bonds OF Lees
Creek. Wayne Township centralized school
District. Clinton County. Ohio.
Il = reported that Marysyille, Union
COUNT. ohio. will hold an election in the
inear future 10 decide on the Issuance OF
lse5o.0o0 road and bridge repair bonds.
j. =. Wise clerk Of the Board OF Edu-
cation. Bellevue. Bellevue special school
district. Huron and Saundusky counties
Ohio. will receive proposals until l .. m
On Nav I for $4,000 per cent coupon
school Improvement and constr uction
bonds. denomination $500, and due May l.
1898
The Beach City Banking Company Oh
Beach CITY was awarded on April .
300 81 per cent school bonds OF Beach
City. Beach City special school district
Stark County Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April IS Bearsh domestic condi
ticns I'm wheat more than Offset to-day
10y bullish foreign situation. the result being
ne, upturn of iaHssc. Corn finished IA sc
higher. oats had = net gain Of i.m9sc ard pro
visions net advance Of 1895 Range of
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19

Washington. April N.-Attorney General
McReynolds left Washington tonight Tor
New York. to remain until Monady. II is
expected that he will further discuss with
the New York attorneys Of the Union Pa
cinc Railroad the question of applying TO
tho courts FOR an extension of tho three
months limit allowed by the supreme
Court for the dissolution of the merger
While the question is unsettled IL ls
thought probable that the railroad Will
appeal TO the supreme Court next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
Pacific Gas and Electric Company.

The Pacific Gas and Electric Company
has been authorized by tho California
Railroad Commission to issue portion
OF the 100000 general and refunding
bonds. sanctioned by the commission last
fall. on the enlargement Of its Bear River
Canal. The canal is to be enlarged from
30 cubic feet per second TO $50 cubic feet
per second. the water 10 be used for
irritation purposes. II is estimated that
tho cost Of mis- improvement will be ap-
proximately $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19

PROIISIONS-S0m heavy buying or lard
bv commission houses. together with receipts
~ only 5000 hogs at the West and a strong
market caused sharp advances in the provi-
sion list Yesterday There was little reaction.
final prices being almost tho best point OF the
dav. PORK-Firm. Mess 81 I5Gs22 ~: lam
liz Sa3as25. short clear <2ias22 80. BEEF
Mess SlaaSaO. family S23aS2i: packet. S2ld
goo extra India mess, S3ja$6. DRESSED
ToGs steady Bacons. 1SG13i,c. pigs. 1880.
orr afF ATS-Pickled bellies firm. l4'sal5 isc.
nictled hams 15i4dtjisc. TALLOW-Firm.
sro.isi 3-i6c: city. Csc. country. o7sT6%c.
IARD-Strong Middle West. II 500 II 400. city
drmer fiisGlii4c: refined firm, South
,,Inr,.s - zoe. Continent l9jc. Brazil kegs.
III soc. compound sAas Zee. STEARiNE-
stead. cleo lie asked; city lard. l2%c.
ToTTONsEED OII.--Unusual activity and
- Li-b records marked operations to-day. In
,dIitlor 10 active covering. there was a large
,t.ide demand based on the continued
strcrrtb OF lard and the firmncss OF crude.
oGerines were so light that this buying made
.ror,~ imuression on the early market. al
,h,,,h later trading revealed slightly easier
s,Ii9~ as a result OF considerable profit TAX
- H.. room, traders sales were 20, S'Oshar-
reIs Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
ITEMS Of WALL STREET

Transactions for foreign account Yes
ferdav on the stock Exchange did not ex-
coed 5000 shares, mostly on the selling
side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
NEW YORK PRICES.
gONDED WHEAT.
sr,Bo,RD CLEARhNCEs.


IriDI X MD NEtis rs q" '-'"-- "a
,or,lnuol wheat strength pil,tS 49,. ~
,,;.o.I or some of the regular -id""et3tt,,,,
- tuf business was mostly OF Il Jonn,n-
lo1'. 1rring patcuts 81 JJnS4 80. winter
s,r,i-tts 81 60G 81 40. winter patents. - eVi
a. az srr.nr clears. 50 l0dSi -. extra 10 J.
go "a nGS4 -. so .. 81 si@<J ~. Ran
w .trairhts. 81 2oGsi 90 fancy spring pa,
80, 81 .O4S5 80 RYE FLOUR firm. sI
-, ,,ooI - lnHS3 50. choice 20 fancy ;" ~
e. - rDRNMEAf-kiln dried. - ~. ba ~
Tfl,r rine white and yellow, 81 Ogs Do
49, 81 gjaSi 30 FEED-Western biah'
e., d., standard mlddlins. $50 % Hour 90,
80, "a ,..t do- SOS: city bran. $50 bulk. 81 ~
SacL,. middling' S21 o0aS%s: red dos W
oilmcal 81 JoQs2s 49,.
ToTFTF There was little change IN con
it,i',s i,r there WAS an absence ot the sell
i,,,. ,novouieut which caused the late decline
r THURSDAY and the tone was steady Euro
,'c,n markets wcru gully as low as expected
ifsrro shoving AN early decline or %dl
gr,rr although at III. close the decline was
r,Juced a. r.G%, franc and Hamburg closed
a. "a loss OF sal pfg This weakness was on
81, b,. nrmuess in Brazil, where Rio showed
., advance OF 100 icis. and Santos was 1000
f-o rois higher The cost and freight market
,vas also firm. and prices here opened AZ an
ADVANCE OF ld3 points. with comparatively
iittla coffee Tor sale. There were further mod
orate Gains on local buNing and small offer
.,r~. and Al one time the market showed
net advance Of SdI0 points for the active,pos-
lions salos amounting TO $50 bags. Near
tb. close there was a slight reaction and final
,rlros vore 10 points higher for April and 2n1
,roirts higher Dor thu other positions. Spot
steady al HE Tor Rio No !. Local contract
prices. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
I1InarIrnNsEED OIIl-Unnsnal activIt
Yoster

III a fairly good trade in foreign grades.
Sums we're inactive but steady.
S'~aXAI sTORES-Spirits turpen,ine was