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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
THE COTTON MARKET
Receivers Most of Monday s
Loss and Closes HIGHER.

Higher Liverpool cables. reports of free
Continental buying by cotton spinners,
and that the dispute between tho rail-
roads and nremen would be settled, con-
tributed 10 tirnness and an advance in
prices. The bull influences mentioned
were added to by feeling that the recent
break had been too rapid and that prices
had gone too far below a parity with
Southern spots TO make the bear side
entirely attractive. An opening advance
was followed BY only slight reactions, and
the close was at net gain OF 10 TO ~
points Active foreign buying absorbed
all the offerings on the breaks, With COW
erfng by shorts and buying by reaction
lists. There was late selling by houses
with Western connections, but offerings
were so well taken that the close was
within two or three points OF the best
The talk Of the ring seemed to favor the
idea Of rally more than permanent
advance. Southern spot markets were
unchanged to isc higher. and the local
market was quiet at 12.7oc for middling
upland. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
NEW YORK CURB.

Speculation In the curb market yester-
day continued on a small scale. although
"a stoadicr tone was shown. There was
more interest in the standard OIL issues,
cspccially the high priced shares, when
showed marked Improvement. STANDARD
oil ~ Kansas was I'm good demand ~ an
Improvement ot about W pointS' VIM.
STANDARD oil of Kentucky moved up about
. points. and substantial gains were
shown in Atlantic Refining and Nebraska.
standard oil OF New Jersey, after a snow
~ nrmness. cesed on. other industrlaIs
were comparatively quiet. nited ,lsat
stores of America improved =. Iobacco
Products preferred was lower IN the biu'
Ifritish-American Tobacco wss w - =,
Trades In Pennsylvania rights were caileu
of and dealings ceased untii Oih.ia, az
nouncement OF an Increase ~ STOCK ny
the COMPANY copper issues moved Wlthlh
narrow limits Bonds were dun ana easy
In the las hilt hour decided weakness
set IN on heavy offerings almost thTousn-
out the entire lst, WIN tne i'iIuso, adr:
,hc larger sufferers. This was especially
So I'm me STANDARD oil issues, when broke
sborplv. the strongest ones early IN the
dev icsing all Tie Pains ana decllnlnS iu'-
Their The closing was AT the lowest
Nevada mining stocks were active ana
,berc was trading or good scale con-
trery To the rule In some otner ISSUES
The particular feature was Tohopan eiln-
way, which opened at Bic ana "oIHeu ny
10 sc. closing at the TOP. Inc uvIiiam ~.
tom the Wss, FOR Midway was heavy
and about 1000 shares changed hands
Tnnopah Merger opened al 7sc and closed
nj zoe. West End was unchanged az u 81
and Montana At 81 -. \ weak feature
- Wignsh Extension which declined 10
&c but later rallied to &c. Goldheld At
lanta sold Mt l5glCc and JUMBO tNtensio ~
al Jc Montana Tonopah eased OF To 81 %.
which is the low point so rar VI. IN, ,nio
movement Belmont was oiered ~ - o.
and T"nopah Mining at Ss1ie Nevada
Hills showed tendency To recover ana
closed AZ 81 bid. AZ the end OF the DAY
a ,irm tone was In evidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
.sis5io.s?.s
BUSINESS rRoUeLEs.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
we're filed in the United States District
Court yesterday:
HARRY DREsSBOLD. wholesale desl !.
or in woollen rags at No. $50 Canal
street; involuntary. Creditors; American
National Bank OF Newark. seis; FIRST
National Bank OF Bsiyonne; Ssos' ., sn 70
appointed James ID. boyd receiver. bond
$3.50. with authority TO continue bust
ness twenty days The liabilities are
said TO be $4,000 and the assets 9s;Vyv'
EDMUND !. HASSETT and JOHN is
pARRAGII, who comprise the hrm or
Hassett & Darragh, manufacturers OF
paper boxes at No. 5ss TO $40 West go
street: voluntary. Liabilities. 1909
Bernard ]. MacCorry custodian; bond.
CHARLES ADLER. ci~ar manufactur-
rr. at No. II BurlinF slip, involuntaIs =
Creditors; Joseph Holman 800 ., LAT =
sons. S3ss. and John sehlenger. 900;
JOiIN =. and SAMUEL SAMPSON.
who compose the frm Of John 2: Samp-
son & Son. wholesale dealers In leweiry'
at 30. ia Sifth avenue; in rrom ,.ss,
pany. 400: the Cory 4 REYNOLDS Com
SIs. ali OF Providence. Judge Hand ap-
pointed Jacob s. Lesser receiver; bono
a. OO0; with authority TO continue bust-
ness twenty days The liabilities are
said TO be $780, 900 and the assets 5000
WILLIAM s. FURMAN. OF No. 1879
Broadway. a sales agent. involuntary.
liabilities, t3,sis: no assets.
CUkRI,FS ]. HUGHES. clerk. OF No.
1870 Amsterdam avenue: voluntary. LA
bilities. IS. 900; no assets.
MARY BRODSkY. dealer In wearing
apparel and ie~elry. Of No. lf broome
RossnbIatt. $3.50: Baumgold Brothers 4
| 20. 1854. and Bessie Znowden, teit.
The assets are said to be $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19

Will Organize an International
Association.

Tho organization meeting Of the Inter-
national Association of Brokers. whose
main object will be to protect the public
against set-rich-quick swindlers. will be
held to-day at the Waldorf-Astoria. The
days session will be followed by ban
quet tonight. at which il is believed
several hundred persons will be present.
Lieutenant Governor Martin z. Glynn will
be among the speakers.
The reception committee is composed OF
the following:
Representing the New York Stock En-
change-Prentice Kellogg. Schmidt Cal
latin; Walter Taylor. Taylor. Livingston
& Co.: William Borland, Charles Head d
CO.. j. Carlisle Carlisle. Mellick & Co.:
f. r.. Hopkins. Hopkins Brothers; ken
meth Schley. Moore < Schley: George VI.
Sidenberg, Halle & StieglitZ: ". Is. Bird,
G. Knoblauch. Henry Post and Eugene
Meyer. jr.
Representing the Consolidated Stock
Exchange-W. T.. de Aguero, Gerry Phil
brick and w. S. Silkworth.
Representing the New York Curb Asso-
ciation--J. l.. Mccormack, William u.
Gallagher and n. 3. Sargent.
Representing the Boston Stock EN-
changes. r. Pearmain. George L. Rice
j. y. Hubbard. A. G.. Anthony. u. y.
TOWle and e.. NJ. Cabot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
phil ADELpHIA STOCKS.

'Interest 70 be added
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19

Lee. Higginson & Co. announced in
Boston yesterday that the offering Of the
per cent cumulative preferred stock OF
the Montgomery Ward Company had
ocen oversubscribed five times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19

John &. Calhoun, ir.. has applied for
membership on the New York Cotton
Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19

1t is estimated since last friday, when
the price of copper metal was reduced TO
10 cents, the sales by the three leading
producing companies aggregate approx
rnatcly 10000 pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Feb. Is-The demand for domes-
tic wool has increased slightly. with values
showing an easier tendency for lower grades
but remaining arm IN choice lines. bidding
for the new clip IN the West In reported az
very light Some Arizona wool has been re-
ceiVed ard sold for lsc. Territory wool moves
fr,ely, both greasy and secured. Nearby
neeces are somewhat neglected. although de-
nand is good Yin the lower grades. Some
Interest is shown IN Texas stock. but pulled
wool is dull Leading domestic quotations
Ohio and pennsyiyania ieeees--Deiaine
washed. SIC: M. SIC: is-blood. comoinE
81, a, Doe: a.. 30is ii Sic: y. 3Oh3!c: de-
aine. 27ts n 2sc: fine unwashed. 2.c. Michi'
gan aud New York--Tne unwashed. - a
o3c. delaine. 2tm3ii-c; h-blood. ia CSC
=, DO. 6f3Uc. Wisconsin and Mis-ouri-A
blood. 30a3lc: =. 30G3ic. Kentucky and
similar-is blood unwashed. - 2so. q
81 >, q sc.
secured basis--Tcxss: Fine TO . months
55a a7c: fine i: months. G5a 64c: nne fall
40 a 5Oc california: Northern. 81 53c: mid
die county. 5OG 52c: southern, +s $40: fall
free is a zoe. oregon; Eastern. No staple
G3 @G5c: Eastern. clothing. soc; valley Ne
J. 55c. Territory Fine staple, s5a o5e; me
medium. &c. fine clothing. 80 GGic: nne me-
dum. ~ a 5sc: ,s.blood combing. 0oeSie;
=, - a 5Sc =. ~ a Doc.
pulird-AA. 5sTGcc: 4 supers. 5td Jsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
TIE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER. local street market fo
copper was steady with lake quoted 10 &C
electrclytic i5c and casting lfsc. Standart
copper on tn. Metal Exchange was ouiI
with spot and February quoted lac BID ano
March. April and May itait.So Soc. Exports
OF copper for the month thus far were ls.iI'
bales In London copper closed steady Al
i64 for spo, and i63 rs ID for futures
TIN-Locally was weak. with sales re-
norted OF 81 tons: spot tin in New Yori
closed a, 4s.5Oa 4s75c: February. - 40 q
As. 75c: March. iT.62 :. Al assoc; April. SO,
n 47G2-c: May. a.. o5d t41 SOC: June. 80 ~ =
n &c and July. AZ so +3T5c. IN London
copper closed weak. at t2iS los for spot ano
t2l3 i5s FOR futures. IL.
ANTIMONY--was dull and nominal, with
Cookson's quoted at a%0c asked.
I.EAD--Quiet: New York spot. 40 BOG
ard East 81 Louis spot +.l2i7 q t:2>sc. Lon
don lead closed az fi6 Is Cd.
sPELTER-Dull: New York spot; 500 q.
q zoe In New York. and 6loc bid East -
Louis London spelter closed at go.
lRON-cleveiand warrants, COS 80 ~
London. Locally iron was steady ana uh,
changed. with No foundry northern, and
No I southern quoted SIS 25mSis 70: NO
Northern si1 10 SIS -. and No Southern
soft SisnSls 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. Fec. 1S.-Miscellaneous selling
OF the industrial list to-day resulted IN i
lower average Of prices FOR local securl-
ties The most pressure came as result
OF appre tension due 10 the soft position
or the Eastern list, and the market yield
ed easily under the weight OF moderate
offerings. Sears Roebuck common I'LL
nos Brick and Title and Trust We're the
leaders Of the declines, presenting net
Fractional declines occurred in People
Gas. Goodrich common, sears Roebuck
preferred, Commonwealth Edison. Chicago
Railways Series .. Pneumatic Tool ana
Booth Fisheries preferred ana common.
Small gains were made By Carbide. Amer
lean Can common. Swifts and Steel com
mon issues. Quaker oats common ana
Streets common were unchanged. The
first sales Of Montgomery Ward new pre-
ferred shares were made at l6. Bonds
were firm and the trading remained light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
s15,oDO,oDO FIRM SUED
General Railway Equipment Co.
Bankrupt, Creditor Says.

Bankruptcy petitions we're filed yester,
day against the General Railway Equip
ment Company, a $15.000.000 corporation
| and the United States Electric Company.
subsidiary company, both at No. esf
Pearl street
The petitions were filed by attorneys for
Matthew r. Sentner, who says he Is
creditor for Ss37 against the General Rail.
way Equipment Company and for $7.77S
| against the United States Electric Com
pany, both amounts being on claims as
signed 20 him by the Kellogg Switchboard
and Supply Company, OF Chicago.
II was alleged in each case that the
company was insolvent, made preferential
payments and that the creditors were less
than twelve in number. Mr.. Sentner OBJ
tanned attachments on January q against
both companies, but no levy was made.
The General Railway Equipment Com
pany was Incorporated under the laws or
Maine in April, 1912. with an authorized
capital stock Of $4,000. 900 to combine
number Of companies manufacturing rail-
way equipment In an advertisement on
May 1. 1912, it was stated that the com.
pany had authorized the issue Of $150o.-
600 preferred and $4,j00000 common
stock to provide working capital and to
acquire these companies, which have an
outstanding capital stock Of $2,t50,0o0:
The United States Electric Company. the
Electric Switch and Signal Company, the
National Telephone Selector Company. the
Charter Electric Company. the Sandwich
Electric Company, the Sandwich Pole
Changer Company and the International
Telegraphc Call Company.
Among those named as directors were
Ex-Governor John W. Griggs Of New Jer-
sey, James Gayley. formerly vice presi-
dent Of the United States Steel Corpora
ton; W. G. Besler, vice-president Of the
Central Railroad Of New Jersey; Newman
Erb and Jules s. Bache. George NJ. Seeiey
became president and Charles y. Sigison
treasurer. The company had on ONCE in
Chicago.
The United States Electric Company
was West Virginia corporation. organ
izeo in 1907 and capitalized at 5000. 900.
II was n subsidiary Of the General Rail
way Equipment Company and manufact-
ured telephone signal apparatus for use In
train dispatching. Charles y. Sigison was
treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
RECEIVERS FOR RUBBER FIRMS
Three Named for George A. Alden &
Co. and Subsidiaries.

Boston, Feb. S-Rcceivers were APP
pointed to-day FOR the crude rubber firm
OF George ~ Alden x Co. of this city,
and for the subsidiary firms of A. II
Alden AZ CO.. OF London. and Adelbert Al
den 4 Co, OF Para. Brazil.
Receivers We're appointed yesterday ioi
the New York Commercial Company oil
New York. another subsidiary company
George \ Alden Go. are one OF me olo
eat rubber houses In the country. The re
ccivers are \. l.. Brooks and Arthur
Blanchard. of New York, and W. J.. Nad'
leigh. OF Boston.
The difficulties Of the company are said
10 be caused By inability 10 raise sufilclen'
money TO meet larg. obligations about tC
fall do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
VAN TUYL FOR EMPIRE HEAD
Reported he Will Be President OF
Trust Enlarged by Mergers.

The rurnor was revived in Wall stree
,os,ordav that George c. Van Tuyl, state
Superintendent of Banks VIII DC pr
dent Of the enlarged Empire trust Co.n'
many. AS Mr.. Van Tuyl was our OF the
c,,v and President Baldwin OF the EN-
nire refused 10 discuss the report nothing
definite was learned. In banking circles
however, the report was generally De
lieved.
Special meetings OF the stockholders oi
the Empire and Windsor trust companies
"a vote on the merger agreement VIII De
r.,c nm February IS The Guardian Trust
ro,s,,anv wiI, vote on the consolidation
,,h Tho Windsor on March ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
JEFFREY SUCCEEDS GOULD.

Galveston. Tex. Feb. ls-George J.
Gould resigned from the directorate OF
the Galveston. Houston & Henderson
Railroad at a special meeting OF the
stockholders OF that road here yesterday
and Edward T. Jeffrey, president OF the
Western Pacific and prominently con-
nected with the Gould railroad interests.
was elected in his place. Roger Camp
bell, OF San Antonio. also resigned. end
was succeeded by Charles r.. SchaN, OF
Houston. president OF the Missouri, Kan
sas & Texas system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
INV re,euavh TO The Tribune. !

Albany, Feb. ls-While it has been an
derstood here for months thht superm-
tendent Van Tuyl has q sfahuins oner
On become the head Of the Empire Irus.
r.omnsny OF New York the SupeIia-
tendent insists that he lh'eiue ~
out his term, which VIII expire yea"
and a half hence. lie SAID ne had not
received an offer from the Empire trus'
Company. but would seriously cons'oer
one II II were made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
ITEMS Of WALL STREET
Business on the stock Exchange yester-
day for arbitrage account did not exceed
5000 shares. chiefly on the buying side.

Dividends have been declared as fol-
lows:
international Smokcless Powder and
Chemical Company, regular OF ?. OF ! per
cent on the common STOCK payable Aprii
10 stock OF record March 30
Manufactured Rubber Company. reguls-
quarterly OF - per cent Oh the preferred
stock. payable March 10 stock OF record
February q.
Du Pom: International Powder and Chem
zeal Company. seui-annual OF per cent Of
Tho preferred stock. payable May II to stock
Of record Nav -
American Gas Company. regular quarter
~ 4 "a pc. cent. payable March 20 stock
Of record February 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports OF merchandise from the
port OF New York, as officially reported
at the Custom House. for the week ended
February Is are estimated at sls.6loso2,
against 2i,7i7.4o2 in the previous week
and sl56co,eT IN the corresponding week
last year; since January l, slF,i6. ial,
against yll15ao5 In the corresponding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
U. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

washin ston. Feb ls.-The condition OF ne
husinss, to-isy was. Working balance. 500
s,;0ii7; IA banks and Philippine Treasury.
4gaiS $50; total OF general fund; SiiIoss v,s
8. 7oG 5G, The surplu, this fiscal year Is 80
$50 42J. a. against a deficit OF SO 2vo, 3ss last
wear The figures for receipts. dsputseihents
et.. exclude Panama Canal ana PUBIC oeo'
transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
Canadian Municipal Offerings,

Financing Canadian municipal PROPOSE
,on. has never been largely attempted In
the United States. but It is expected that
several large Canadian municipal issues
I'm he fioatcd here during the spring
months. The change from the London 20
he New York market for financing is said
70 be Gue 10 the feet that lately in Lon
don Canadian municipal offerings were
no, well received. IL is stated that Mon
,,eal will offer about Sli,0D,"O In and
q rer cent bonds. while Northwest cities
viii also seek loans on this side. Since
q, beginning o. the year such cities as
Vancouver. Calgary. Edmonton and
Regina are reported to have disposed OF
sbou, s,co.'10 in securities TO American
hvestment houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. FEB is.-A,tempts 70 day 70 get dp
a Hessian ny scare IN the wheat market here
fell fat. Closing prices were weak a. hr'sc
under last night. Corn finished "a Nc down
and oats varying from isc OF to shade ad-
vanc, The outcome in provisions was un-
changed % TIC higher. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19

Stockholders of the NJ. Rumely Com
pany have approved an increase in the
common stock from 100000 10 s22.-
100000 and have authorized the creation
of sl0,000,000 two-ycar e per cent con
vertible gold notes 10 be offered TO com.
mon stock holders at par. The dnderwrit
ing agreement with William Solomon &
Co. and Hallgarten & Co. was authorized
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19

Directors Of La Eelle Iron Works. OF
Steubenvillc OHIO. have decided to submit
TO stockholders at the annual meeting on
March II a proposition from New Yorl.
interests TO enter a merger NJ steel and
lin plants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
Want Quarterly Reports.

Tn. reported new bill in Governor Sui
-, stock Exchange series, which will
e,p for quarterly reports by corporations,
IN surely meet the approval OF Wall
Street generally. Purchasing stocks on
,,nors of earnings which are not made
,rS,c until many months later Is one
:, the causes Of disappointment at times.
an fcll regular quarterly reports will
essen the opportunities for one form OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

IL is reported that stockholders of the
Public Service Company of Northern L.
linois, at their annual meeting on Febru-
airy ~ Will vote upon q proposition TO
consolidate with the Northwestern Gas
Light and Coke Company. OF Chicago The
Northwestern Gas Light and Coke Com
pany has a capital of s., $1,000 and sup
plies gas TO about forty towns. cities and
villages around Chicago Of a total popu-
lation OF approximately two hundred
thousand. It's three gas plants--at Ev-
anston. oak Park and Blue Island-hsve
a combined daily capacity OF 100000
cubic feet. The authorized capital OF the
Public Service Company OF Northern H.
hnois is sG5.cC0,ooo ard il operates in thir-
teen counties in the northeastern part OF
the State OF Illinois.
The report of the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit Company for January shows
gross of 500. O51. an increase OF slo3.59j
over January Of last year. Net earn
ings for the same month were s713 sSS. an
increase OF Sl2s276 over the same month
in 1872 There was a surplus OF 1885, as
compared with a deficit OF S%,e6l last
year, an increase Of @ee. 5es for the month.
The Public Service Commission of the I'd
District New York. has received an APP
plication from the New York and New
Jersey Power Company for authority 10
increase its capital by $4,000. Its pres
ent capitalize ton is $4,000. The new cap
ital will consist of 10000 common and
&. 900 900 preferred The company has also
asked permission TO issue $4,000 per
cent 40-year bonds. The proceeds from
the sale of the securities will be used 10
build hydro-eectric plant on the Nave
sink River. sullivan County. About st.,
2l5,o0O will be expended in the purchase
OF the land. water rights and interest Of
the Orange County Power Company and
10 extend its operations TO Paterson. Pas
sale and Newark, y. J.
The Consolidated Gas. Electric Light
and Power Company, OF Baltimore, has
closed contract with the Maryland Stecl
Company under which IL will sell 10 the
steel company 900 horsepower 81 cleo
trio energy. The gas company expects 10
increase this 20 5000 eventually. as the
power Will supplsnt the use OF steam
under the boilers OF the steel company.
The gas company supplies the Baltimore
Copper Company with about $50 horse
power. The steel company Will use cleo
trio power in its machine blast furnace,
Bessemer open-hearth. rail and by-prod-
ucts departments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19

liverpool cables: Spot IN small inquiry;
sales, 1000 bales: speculation ard export, 900;
American. 500: imports. 22.OGO; American.
- cOo Mdding upland. 0I6d. Futures opened
steady, generally / point higher; closed nrrn.
5a7's points net higher. February, $500:
February March and March-April, $500; April
MAY and May-June. 65&i2d: Junc-July. 65Sd;
July August Gsoiad August-September,
639tsd; September October. 825i,d: October
November 8 led: MISUNDERSTANDING. Sl8d:
December January, Gijd; January February,
cid. Manifestations Irregular; cloths In
small inquiry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19

Now Orleans. Feb. 1s.-Hixher Liverpool
cables than expected started cotton on the up
grade here. and At the steady close prices
showed a not advance OF Han points Tho
hull aide was not aggressive at any time, ana
the market received more support from tho re
fusal " spots to follow fully the recent decline
I'm cortrncts than rom any other source
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
EXPORTS OF APPLES.

Exports of apples from United states
and Canadian ports FOR the week ended
FEBRUARY L., furnished The Tribune by
innhan & Moore. Produce Exchange
freight brokers boxes are counted as
three to the barrel and totals given In
barrels):
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-19
Sound Business Basis,

.rsn London Statist' expresses belief
h,isiness at the bottom is sound aud
'"' a,ben peace has been declared in the
n n'm.ns marked Use will follow on the
DE- .'~sss and stock exchanges. with a
.,ds,able Increase in new issues. Re-
.U., -, 10 the view taken by some that
~. ."' market will be congested With fresh
y. Is the following paragraph:
New issues will not prevent the rise
O,d securities for the present level Of
..;ose has been brought about. firstly, by
=. heavy selling of operators who were
ugh, by the war declaration; secondly
- che fear that the war might be ex-
..,asd: thirdly, by the boarding of money
- r,anv countries, particularly France.
,,,r;a. Hungary and Germany; and.
.,nr,hlv. BY the inactivity Of Wall Street
4, soon as peace is assured there will.
,-,-s.ore. be a considerable rise. What a
AVID Of new issues will do will be 70 pre-
,,o, a boom-by no means bad thing -
Il, not 10 hinder a considerable recovery
- onotaiions.