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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
GRAIN MARKETS
CLOSE HIGHER
BulIish Features Control
Wheat, Corn and Oats
Coffee Advances.

While the range of prices in the wheat
market yesterday was narrow, the ten
dency was upward, the market was firm,
and the close, at a net gain Of 3s66sc, was
at the top of the day. An optimistic re-
port from Kansas had no effect on the
local market. and bullish features were
the dominant factors. Steady foreign
markets, damage in the Argentine and a
fair export business, with unduly mild
weather over the winter wheat belt, were
the sustaining influences. Corn was firm,
in absence Of pressure from the country,
and nervous shorts kept prices gaining all
through the session, the close showing a
net advance of fsG3.c. Oats felt the effect
Of recent liberal cash sales and smaller
offerings from the country and gained 1c
net for the day.
In the coffee market A lack of selling
pressure overcame the effect of lower FOR
eiCn markets, and an opening AT split
changes was turned into a steady adj
vance, which left the close net IL TO ID
points up from Wednesdays finals. The
course OF the market indicated that there
was more steadiness in Brazil. with pos
siby some buying here on Brazilian ac-
count With all that there was some hest
tation about taking long risks on the buy
ing side, although the importance OF bull
ish features was admitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
Latest Dividends Declared.

American Can Company. quarterly ot
per cent on the preferred stock, payspie ia"
nary . 10 stock OF record December u. 80.
Calumet and Arizona Mining 'ohpnaH,, -
quarterly Of 81 % payable Decemper - ~
stock Of record December =.
ri paso Electric Company semi annual ~.
81 on the preferred stock, payable JahusIy -
10 stock Of record January 2. and quarterly OF
81 on the common. payable December 10 10
stock Of record December q.
indianapolis street Railvay, semi annual ~
3 per cent. payable January ! TO stock ul
record December -. 80,
MONTGOMERY Ward Company, quarterly or =.
per cent on the preferred stock. payable Jan
uary I TO stock Of record December 20.
oven Bottle Machinery Company. common
dividend OF 30 3 per cent payable Deem
Der 10. -
superior 4 Pittsburgh copper Company,
quarterly Of rs cents. payable December q
10 stock Of record December ..
Tennessee Copper COMPANY. quarterly OF =
por cent payable December 20 to stock of
record December 10.
American Snuff Company. regular quarterly
of z pcr cent and "a per cent extra on the
common stock and quarterly OF 1is per cent
ON the preferred. payable January. 10 stock
Of record December l3.
colonial Trust and Savings Bank. Chicago,
regular quarterly OF per cent, payable Janu
arr > 20 stock Of record December ri.
Michigan Avenue Trust Company. regular
quarterly Of IA per cent, payable January
20 s,Grk of record December 20
North Avenue state Bank, Chicago. reru-
lar quarterly Of IL. per cent. payable January
f" TO stock Of record December 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
TRADING ON THE
CONSOLIDATED
Strength Prevailed Most of the
Day-Heavy Transactions
Easier Closing.

Strength characterized the market on
the Consolidated Stock Exchange most OF
the dav. but toward the close pEOfit taking
was reflected and prices receded. Busi-
ness was on a large scale with very
broad market in the leading stocks. COM
mission houses handled the biggest VOL
ume of orders i'm long time. As re-
suit of the revival Of Wall Street activity
sentiment on the floor reflected decide1
change from the recent pessimisin' Ih"ei-
fitness prevailed, with the traders III
clined 10 follow the upward movement.
Reading and Union Pacific were carry
leaders of the advance. Neither. how
ever. touched quite as high prices as they
attained ON the New York Stock EX-
change. Reading did not get above 1876,
against 1884 on the other board, ana
Union Pacifc did not change hahhs
higher than 1873. against 1884,. steel falied
10 sell above J75s, against 5l@i on the other
exchange. and Amalgamated copper
above 7lsl, against Y. Steel alone ac-
counted for lj.2J0 shares out OF TOTAL
for all stocks Of $3.50 shares. some OF inc
single lois Of steel which changed HANDS
we're of large size, ranging up to 800
shares marlborough preferred was par
ticularly active and strong specially. Inc
lowest AT which it sold was 30, against
$50. on the New York Stock ENchahse
and II did not get above Goa, against o''s
dealings on the $3.50 o'clock opening can
included transactions in American Beet
Sugar at PA and Rock Island at li'2' the
last named selling after the call at IVA
This represented the only market TOT
those two stocks in Wall Street during
the day. Prices on the call quite gen
orally reflected small declines from
Wednesdays closings, but the market
soon started upward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
EXCHANGE DENIES REPORT
No Request Filed for Removal
of Goodrich Stock.

story appearing in an afternoon
PAPER Yesterday. that request had been
fled with the Stock Exchange that the
shares Of the y. +. Goodrich Company
be removed from trading as result
Of the delay in announcing the declara-
ton of their dividend on the preferred
stock. was officially denied. 1t was also
denied that a vote Of censure against the
directors and officers is under considera-
ton.
What the exchange has in mind y said
President James NJ. Mabon, lis the adop-
ton OF a rule which will in the future
provide that all companies must notify
the secretary Of the exchange as soon as
possible after the declaration Of dlvi-
aend The committee on stock list Will
report on this question as soon AS they
have prepared a resolution to this effect
The officers and directors OF the b. +.
Goodrich Company. the large rubber tire
manufacturing concern, we're criticised
because they acted upon the preferred
dividend last October but made no pub
hc announcement OF the fact until last
saturdsy in the interim the stock de-
ened nearly IS points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

Transactions for foreign account yes
terday totalled about 1900 shares. evenly
divided between purchases and sales.
There has been withdrawn from the
Sub-Treasury $4,000 gold coin for Hayti
by HallCarten & Co.
The New y urk Stock Exchange seat of
Milton J. Whitley. Of Prince & Whitley.
No. 81 Broadway. has been posted for
transfer 10 T. s Burke. jr.. Of Cleveland.
The price was $1,000 unchanged from the
last previous sale.
The Lehigh Valley has ordered 100
coal cars from the Standard Steel Car
Company, and will build forty cabooses
in its own shops.
A dispatch to II. r Mcconnell & Co
states that the October surplus Of tie
United Light and Railways Company is
at the rate OF 10 per cent on the common
stock.
President Howard Elliott Of the New
Haven said that under an agreement with
the Attorney General he could not dis
cuss the progress of negotiations with the
Department OF Justice. He said there
will be further conferences.
The Stock Exchange seat OF Edward
Haight, deceased, has been posted for
transfer TO Lewis Haight.
II is reported that the ROYAL Dutch Pc
troleum Company will offer 100000 stock
here next week.
The Chicago e. Alton Railroad reports
gross earnings for October Of sl,3S5si6. a
decrease of 5000 $50. while net earnings
were So, $50, a loss of $il&,oG.
The New York. New Haven Hart
ford reports gross earnings for OCTOBER
Of sos 40. As against s6,5lio27 for Octo-
her last year. and net earnings OF sl1'S-
as4 as COMPARED with s. 233 as.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05

81 10. s27J; dark 81 ~; GUINEAs. spring.
N TO pair pair, 81 25Qsi 20; IL each pair,
GAME--Prime. large dry and sound rsb-
bits and jack rabbits I'm fair demand and
steady. RABBITS, cottontail, prirae large and
dry, per pair 2'a35c; small biogn and wet,
per pair lo9 2oc; Jack rabbits prime, per pair,
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES Receipts.
3.493 bbls potatoes and 1,257 pkgs onions
Potatoes weak Sweet potatoes lower Peas,
muda. Dbl. SO 5oqs6. Virginia. late crop. 81 is
qs2. Maine; bag, $2dS2 10; $50 ID. S2Qs2 y;
Long, Island. bbl or bag 81 25NS2 75 state.
$50 n, seas ~; Jersey. Dbl or bag, 81 75as2:
European. 16s-b bag. 81 25qsl so; SWEET
POTATOES Southern, Dbl SlaSl 30: Jersey.
81 5OqS2; No ], basket. 6Ocasl; ONIONS.
white. loo-ib bag. s2qs3; crate, 81 50a<? -,
basket. 81 25asl IS; yellow. I0O-ib bag. 81 J0d
81. red 81 50aSi 70; ARTICHOKEs. French,
dozen, 81 75as2; potato Dbl. sass 80. ANISE.
New Orleans, Dbl, S2aS2 90: BRUSSELS
SPRos s1 quart; Sale.; BEANS Sr FioriSs'
81 25aSl so; l00-lb bag, slqs1 %; 100 punches.
sldSl 30; CARROTS. Dbl. sldSl %; Bag 75cd
81; lOo-lb bag, e5nT5c; 100 punches. I5c@
81 30; CELERY, state and Western dozen.
lJGGoc standard crate, 81 500S2 20; Cslifor-
MIA. crate. 81 50dS3 %; CELERY KNOBS, 100
lunches. 81 jOqS3; CABBAGEs. Danish, ton.
white. 100 sass; Dbl sla$l 50, rcd Dbl.
81 25asl 40 imported. white. ton, SlsGS20.
red, SDdS25: CAGLIFLOWERS, Long Island.
short cut. Dbl. S2dS3 %; long cut S1dS2;
CHICORY. nearby. basket. 75cdS1: New Or
leans, Dbl. S2qS2 20: CHARD basket. 75caSi.
CELERY CABBAGE, basket. 75cdSl %: EGG
PLANTS. Florida. basket S21$3; box $40
SO 30; CROSNES. japanese. NJ. 1jc; ENDIVE.
imported. 10, 16G1sc; ESCAROLE nearby.
bG sket 15cG$I New Orleans Dbl. S2d$3:
HORSERADISH. 100 m. Sass: KALE. Vir
einia. Dbl 40a5Oc: KOHLRABI. Florida. 100
punches. 81; LIMA BEANS. Bermuda. half
hoX, So, LETTUCE. state Jersey and Penn
sylyana. basket. o5d5Oc: 2-dozen crate. 25a
zoe; Virginia basket. 2JG6Jc; Florida basket.
I5cdSl 80; New Orleans. Dbl, ~ 5CaS2 ~. has
ket. 3Oa75c: MINT. dozen punches. 2jaj0c:
OYSTER PLANTS. 100 lunches S3dSi.
OkRA, Florida. carrier S3aS6: 9-basket crate.
SJHSlO: Cuban, carrier. S4GSG PARSLEY.
Bermuda. crate, 75c; New Orleans. Dbl $3Gsi;
New Orleans, plain. So J0dS4: PEAS. Florida.
basket S2Gsb; New Orleans. 81 50nSi: PAIRS
NlPS, Dol, 81 2JaSI 30; PUMPKINS. Dbl. JOfl
Zoe: PEPPERS, nearby. bbl. SlGS2: basket.
JOcnsl Florida. basket S2dS3: carrier. sea
So %; 9-basket carrier. 50 !OdS4: Cuban. box.
S2nS3; RADISHES. 100 punches 81 5Odso 80.
Virginia. basket. i0nG0c: ROMANO nearby.
basket 30H1Jc; Maryland 75cd$l: Florida.
basket 15casl %: New Orleans bbl. s2qS2 20
SHALLOTS. New Orleans. 100 punches 81 506o
50; SPINACH. Virginia, Dbl. Goa 7Jc SQUASH.
Hubbard, hbl. SlaS1 %; marrow 75c0S1.
Florida. white. box. s1dsi so basket 75cds1;
TURNIPS. rutaba2a, bbl 75cdSl IL. white.
5ocGS1 TOMATOES. Florida. carrier, SEA
So 80: Cuban. s1ds2 70: california. nat case.
81 25nsl -; WATERCREss. 100 punches. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
FAIR ACTIVITY ON CURB
1ndustrials Continue to Hold the
Trading Interest.

Speculation in the curb market yester-
day again showed fair activity. with a
further upward movement. While inter-
est continued largely centred i'm the
standard Oil group. trading in other in
dustrials showed more activity. United
Cigar Stores moved up over a point. with
slight reaction. while Riker- Hegeman
old advanced about Is points on small
purchases The new moved within a frac-
ton In the oil issues there was a good
demand for Standard Oil OF New York at
an Improvement of points. New Jersey
improved points. Prairie Oil and Gas
eased off slightly. Anglo-American OIL
was up y; Solar Refining advanced 10
points. while fairly good inquiry was
shown for the pipe lines. The mining list
was comparatively quiet but 1rmer. and
bonds ruled steady. New York City as
improved fraction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05

easier Receipts Of hogs were on liberal scaIe
and interior markets were genereiiy slo"ci'
PORK-Steady; mess, S23 25d$23 IS; family.
s24 JOGs27 short clear. $50 25GS?2. BEEF 80
Mess. s1saSls 80; family, $40 5Oas2O %: pack
DRESSED UOGs-Easy, 107sgl1@sc; pigs,
i1tc. CUT MEATs-Pickled bellies easy; 10
10, I4hc; 10 N. 13&c; Il 10, lS'.c; picked
hams steady. 13l5c. TALLOW.,Dull' special
IN: CITY. 65sc: country. 6d6@c. LARD
Easy; middle West, 1O.s5d i095c: city barely
steady, 101s d10sc: refined. South america,
10 goo: Continent 1l.65c; Brazil Kegs: l3.5oc;
compound easy sIs dsAc. STEARlNE-Quiet;
oIeo lOiRc asked city lard 11%m12c.
COTTONSEED OIL-Was moderately &C.
tive. but prices were easier. closing at TO y
points net lower. Crude OIL was again oneIeu
freely AZ lower prices, and the recent loosen
ing up on the part Of the crude mills In me
South has brought about more bearish reel
ing in local speculative circles Local con-
tract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
GOlDFIElD STOCKS.
TONOPAH STOCKS.
CURB ECHOES S.

Former Standard OIL subsidiaries
continue To be the leaders IN activity
on the New York curb market, and
buying Of these securities Is reported
from Berlin. Paris. London and South
American cities. During the last big
two weeks ago the Naluo OF
the increase in prices OF the segregated
represented approximately
$40. 600 600, and this was FOR only nine
Of the busiest days ever witnessed IN
these shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05

MOIASsES AND MoiaS''S ~
changed, and local distributors were falr
lUyers OF grocery grades. Syrups quiet
NAVAL STORES-Turpentine was hrmer
to-day at 46c, in sympathy with the advance
al the South but there was no important
demand Rosin was steady. Tar firm and
unchanged. , -
OIS-Refned petroleum steady and un-
changed Linseed oil firm but quiet
RICE-There was no important feature
in the situation. and the tone was easier.
SUGAR-There was only q hand -to-mouth
inquiry for refined, and prices renamed uh-
changed. with the Federal taking orders AT
1 &c for fine graduated, while all other re-
nners were holding at i.30c. Trading IN ra"
was confined to the new crop, and sales we're
reported 20 the American Of Cubas tor hrSt
half January clearance az l-l6c, cost ana
freight or Lice lower than the last sale
which Is equal to 342c for centrifugal In
the spot position there were no SAFES re
ported but sellers were offering centrllusa
on the basis of 3.jic muscovado, 3.O4c. ana
molasses at .. roc. with cost and freight az
23-i6c. In London beet sugar was reported
with sellers at quotations, which we're rs
I'D for December. % 33.d for January and
% 7I,d for May. London cabled the visible lfd
supply AZ 1000. 900 tons, against I'>No'o"o
last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
COTTON STILL QUIET,
WITH SLIGHT GAINS
Market Awaiting the Government
Report on Ginning, and
Price Changes Small.
WEATHER IN COTTON STATES.

For South Carolina, fair tod day. 10 morrow
unsettled probably rain los night, moderate
west winds. becoming variable
For Georgia, fair to-day. tomorrow unset
tied. probably rain. moderate IVES, Winds ne
coming variable.
For Tennessee. increasing cloldincss to day ,
rain a. night or TO morrow.
For Alabama. unsettled q. day. rain at night
or 20 morrow. moderate east winds.
FOR Mississippi. rain today OF tonight. TO
morrow clearing ana s0WoHhat colder. Wod
crate cast 10 southcatt winds. becoming Nari-
able
FOR Louisiana. rain - day. tomorrow fair
ana somewhat colder. Woi.rht" 10 brisk south
cast 90 south winds. becoming variable.
For Eastern Texas local rain to-day. colder
iu western and southern portions, tomorrow
probably fair brisk south winds, shifting 20
pesf.
For Western Texas generally fair to-day
and 60. morrow.
Tor virginia fair e.. dsy. N. morrow partly
cloudy. moderate northwest 90 north winds.
For West Virginia. fair % day, u. morrow
unsettled. probably rain by night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05

During the month OF November the
Tom Reed property Of Arizona pro-
duced four bars Of bullion valued AT
about $1,000. With one exception
this is the largest month in the com
panys history, the record beng Nl"'''-
coo. The average production Is about
500 900 a month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05

There appears 20 be something of
deadlock In tho cotton market over the
question Of the coming ginning figures
and with scattered accounts apparently
pretty well eycncd up pending the reports
the market has lap-ed into a period OF
qulet trading and small price changes.
Tho tendency yesterday was again up
ward. although last prices. which we're
net unchanged 20 q gain Of points. were
~ practically tho low OF IN" day. &c
cording to the latest reports the complct-
ed figures Of one ~ the Southern stalls
teal bureaus show a ginning To December
I OF II gS1 oG1 bales. instead OF l2,Caspp as
originally reported. Private cables at
trIbutcd steadincss Of Liverpool 10 a con-
tlnued good spot demand and tho absence
Of any important hedge selling. Private
spot advices from the South were again
conflicting. but there was not Southern
selling enough. so far AZ indicated by the
days reports. to indicate any change IN
the attitude OF holders. and spot sales AT
the leading markets during the week have
been unusually heavy. The falling OF IN
the movement may reflect partly uniaEor-
able weather conditions in the Southwest
but a comparison Of the into-sight move
ment with ginning returns does not sug-
gcst any greater scarcity of Immediately
available cotton out OF sight In the in
terror than was the case last year "hen
the movement was running heavier
Southern spot markets were unchanged to
80 lower. and the local market hcld iU'e'
AT l35oc for middling upland; no Sales
delivered on contract, 1900 bales. Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

Harris forbes & CO., Spencer Trask d
Co. and Perry Coffin IL Burr have pur-
chased $4,000 per cent general and re-
finding bonds OF the Milwaukee Electric
Railway and Light Company. The bonds
vii be offered to investors In about
week al a price Of a little over ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05

s. Louis Dec 4-CATTLE-Receipt 300,
supply light and quality not Of the best. mar
ket active at strong prices: steers. s. 15Is9 -,
ycarlings. g. SOas9 IS. hofcis g. ionSS -: cows
81 5OdS7 -. southern steers. 8 -JnSs So. HOGS
Receipts llJC0. somewhat slow and lodl6c
lower. choice medium 10 heavy weights. s. 60D
S. 61is. bulk Of sales 81 3jdS So packers. g. -
dS 80: lights Sds1 30. pigs. s. 2JuS5 s..
SHEEP-Rcceip,s. LOO. In demand ana scarce
and 10ai5c higher: lambs. s. 25d 81 Gull lambs
s. jOdS7: mutton sheep. 81 J0dS s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Dec 4-CLONERSEED- Prime
cash, 50 SOL; DECEMBER 81 - January ans
February. 50 80. ALSIkE-Prime, cash an,
December. so ~; March. SO So. TIMOTHY
Prime cash. Old s. OIL new and Decsm
Der, So 81: February. 81 81 March. s. g..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
Gro Electric Corporation.

year The company serves population
Of more than 100. OO0.
Gro Electric Corporation.
Application has been filed by the orc
Electric Corporation with the Railroad
Commission asking permission to submit
its bid to the City Council Of Stockton for
furnishing the lighting of the streets. mu-
nlcipai buildings and other public places.
The company was given consent last De
csmber to operate an electric distribution
system within the city Of Stockton.
Western Power Company.
The Western Power Company of New
Jersey, tho holding corporation Of the
Great Western Power Company, the City
Electric Company and the California Elec-
trio Generating Company, has reported for
the nine months ended with September
showing an increase of 25S per cent in net
income over the figures for the same
period last year. For the nine months
gross earnings were $1,995,O94, a gain of
S344,536, or 909 per cent Net earning
were S1,305,577, an increase Of S392, 365.
or 43 per cent The net income rose
AiNHt FIo ., % W SoSV.njos II gam VI
25S.2 PEI cent
During the month of November ,5l9
shares of listed stocks were transacted
in on the New York curb, which Is about
100000 less than the previous month. The
bond department had a dull month. only
dealing In $li75OO worth. as compared with
S5i5.5oO during October. This department
Of the curb is still very quiet Consider
able activity was manifested in the
Standard oil group during November and
on some days as high as 5000 shares were
traded in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05

New orleans, Dec. a-Bullish cah'es anu ~
-. ,tst wet weather would prevent the
gath,rinr OF cotton still In the fields opened
Tho cotton futures market AT - 10 point
Alliance here 10 DAY. Encouraging ran RIVER
reports helped maintain prices I'm tho morning.
tbotpb recent BUYERS sold a. every advance.
The close was quiet and steady. point up To
1 ,ntY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05

rJycrpool cables: Spot. good demand sale'.
80 Oop bales. speculation and export. -,V','
,,,,rican 10 900 Imports. loc0. non" Amer
tc"n Widdling upland 733d Futures opened
ojic, but steady. ~ points lower. closed
ouioi ~ y net advance Of | point. hccenne''
O3i-d. December January. -" %, Januai
i-,tr,,r, aud February March ID March
hpriI and April May. 7ooi=d; MAY June.
did. .IIno-Iuiy. 69sd: July-August. ta5 ed
August September 6Sl'sd; SEPTEMBER o',o
bcr q nd October November. SID. NoNeW
bor rc,eu,bor G4@d; December January ana
January February. 6fId Manchester Yarns
ouiet and unchanged cloths dun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
Merchants Heat and Light Company.

Al a recent meeting OF the board OF d.
feetors Of tine Merchants Heat and Light
company. Of indianapolis, ore of the SUD
salaries Of the American Public UtiltlcS
Company. Hugh n. Harrison. of New
FORK was elected president Mr. Harm
ton is also president Of the Ann
Afoor Railroad. and II was largely through
ns efforts that the Imperial Electric
b'sht Company, Of ST. Louis. the Scrah-
'Vh Electric Light Company. Of New
Jersey the Lackawanna Electric Light
company and the Baltimore Electric
Light Company were organized and
financed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
INDUSTRIAlS.

Furnished by Harry L. THOMPSON & Co., No
% Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
Pacific Light and Power Corporation,

announcement has been made by the
s'hc Light and Power Corporation that
p."er house =. having rated capacity
ABOUT @j.50j horsepower. will commence
''euon during the early part Of this
month When this plant is placed in
operation the company will be able to
Ls'Ner approximately 5000 horsepower
,-" Los Angeles from the Big Creek
Source.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
SHORT TERM NOTES.

tMsturing i9l3-'HD
| FURNISHED by sWsrtwout Appenzellar. No. ~
| Pire street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05
United Gas and Fuel Company.

A, pcsso bankers have secured the ST.
ntDyV hfst mortgage 6 per cent bonds Of
H. united Gas and Fuel Company. Of
o. 'oh, ont, which are being offered at
" "hd interest. The bonds are dated
,, ,e 1913 and mature November J,
,bs Cross earnings of the company for
bsA st seven months Of this yom were
q, .'''' ana net earnings were S7s,149, or
VIC rave Of 1898, net for the current
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05

Transactions for foreign account yes
terdav totalled about 1900 shares. evenly
divided between purchases and sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-05

year The company serves a population
OF more than 100. 900.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-11

',Poachers," replied the doctor,
watching him. "They fish in the
pools, and they use your canoe, and
they even have the impudence to go
bathing in the Golden Pool. l
didn't want you to worry
81 think the poacher catch will
do the worrying said the young
man, laughing. ''Is that all?"
THAT is all. Go ahead if you want