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New-York tribune., 1913-12-30
GRAIN SHORTS
CAUGHT MAPPING
Wheat and Corn Prices Go
Up with a Rush-COffee
Still Lower.


In the face of news which was bearish
in its tendencies, the wheat market yes
tcrdsy, especially the December option.
developed firmness, and mainly on tech
nical conditions. with belated shorts
scrambling for cover, advanced lSsc for
the current month. with other positions
&c higher in sympathy. the close behg
at about the top of the CAV. Corn tradnS
was an excited affair. the December o.
tion being the bone Of contention both
here and at Chicago, an advance of gsc
being made at the Western port. The
local market responded 10 the Chicago
advance IN futures, with the cash posi-
tion holding firm outside, but easy here.
oats were lower at the start hut the
furry in other grains carried prices TO d
net gain of safe at the c,ose.
New low prices for the mo 'ement we're
made in the coffee market yesterday,
values at one time being Jess than a half
cent pound above the low price Of the
year made last july. Heavy local selling
was based on sharp drops in European
markets, the whole situation hingins OF.
continued heavy receipts at Brazilian pri-
mary points and lower cost and freight
offers 4 slight rally At the close LETT
final figures to 16 points below the close
of SATURDAY.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30

Herd,rson Engineering and Sales Company
Same. S232 II.
Hoyt y De Halle-Same, Sl79 90.
Independent Provision Company-Same.
Si0S Is.
International Wire Compahy-Same 1854 40.
international Pure Ice Cream Corporation
Same. Sii7 Is
International Library. Publishing Company
Imperial Dredge and Exploration Company
Same, s55i 80.
Jaeger Tungsten Lamp Company--same
Jerltzy Rubber Company Same sl254s.
John Streeter Compsny-Same. S252 ~.
kgys-Ssme. 1925 -
kalimau CORPORAL Same. Sod 10.
Kcogh. Lawrence-Same. sl25 IS.
Kanter. Samuel-same. 1925 IS
Kraamer. John-same, S232 Il.
kop1id, Victor H.-Same 1925 IS.
Kottler Harry-Same $3.50 o.
Klug Bernard B.-Ssme $3.50 %
Kristle institute Inc essme' si25 iS.
y. j. Heanev Company-Same Si25 IS.
Eastern Steam Laundry Compsny--Sulzber-
gcr d Sons Company. si12 -
Frlad Contracting Company. H. Boynton
he'd X Co.-L Dresner. 1915 81
NJ. :. Globe & son-George Davis Company
sl%9 10
Wash Ma nine works--Rome Electric Com
pany. sl53 o.
Patrick Ward Contracting and Trucking
Company Robert Fitzpatrick Inc, $3.50 %
Electric Specialtes Company & BOYD
Manufacturing Company, s211 67.
potwend Company-T. NJ. Sherman. $50 SO
n Goldman Construction Company. Inc
Gotham Mortgage Company. S6,9O2 -.
EWigrant Industrial Savings Bank. Gal
lagher, S720 81.
star starter Company and Eugene sendhem
-Class journal Company. S191 Of
Moore Realty Company-M Hall. $40 II.
Van Houten Ten Brock COmpany-Brad
street Company. Sii567
Thomas kirkwood COmpany--Colw Paint
Company. S2Oi ~.
SQUARE Motor Horn Company-Motor World
Publishing Company, $3.50 g5.
ROYAL Live Fish Company-Centrsi Fist
Company. costs. 500 -.
Comfort Realty Company and Nsrnat House
IL. Levine. S26G So
North Side Iron Works and Ernest kief
haber-R. = Wsrdwell. $3.50 ~
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30
ASK SlO,OOO,OOO
OF CEREAL TRUST
Receivers Charge That Great
Western and Quaker Oats
Companies Violate Law.

Chicago. Dee s9.-The Quaker oats
Company. It's directors and the directors
ef the Great Western Cereal Company
we're made defendants in a suit for $40
10000 damages filed in the United states
district Court here to-day by William \.
TTden and Charles -. Thompson re-
oyers Of the cereal company. The sun
vas brought under Section : OF the Shei
nan antitrust law, and was the result
q the sale Of the trade names ana pfIh-
opal properties Of the cereal company 10
he Quaker oats Company on June 22'
Bll~
The $1,000 .o0o realized by the sale II
vas charged. was taken by the holders oi
1900. 600 of the cereal cOmpanHs bonus
ssving the holders Of S3,0dO,oOO Of sto0N
only the name % tie company and MINOR
Noperty ~ assets. The Law, u was he'"
Woyidc. taai complaining stockholoe's
can claim punitive damages I'D th'c'
times the amount Il the capital stock
Dlyeetors NJ the cereal company named
u the sUi. ave JOY Morton, Sterling MOI
ton. : y hiss. i;., Edward II. 5'e@ihs'
6 T. E.ucr. Daniel Peterkln, MARX MOT
ion AsaerH J. wright, J. J.. Cafes v
1 I.swrenle and 4. p. sawyer Heniy
p CroWtiI. Robe.t stuart, James "a
Dou.las, John stuart, 4. stamford "hite
John =. Wellrg. j. r. Mutt James ~,
Aadrews and whiti1s G. Snow ere naH'eo
"a directors Of the Quaker oats Compa"!'
The declaration cberges that the Two
eompauies controlled 90 per cent oi inc ~
tststate trade in oatInesl products -
charges that the transfer Of bfshS am
he plants at Fort Dodge, Iowa ana ~
let IN. was made by JOY Morton wiz"
0ut the knowledge and consent q 'h'
'.ockholdele
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30
CURB ACTIVE IN OILS
Other Stocks Generally Slow
Only Moderate Trading.

Interest in the curb market yesterday
centred largely in the Standard Oil sub
sdiary shares. several OF which scored
sharp advances on moderate business.
South Penn Oil, Standard Oil OF Indiana.
Standard Oil OF New Jersey and Standard
Oil OF Nebraska were the special features
OF this group, although Swan & Finch
stock displayed considerable strength.
Elsewhere in the list business was ex-
tremely quiet, there being no disposition
TO trade actively. Riker- Hegeman was
an exception 10 this rule and developed
activity and frmness In the mining
stocks Braden Copper and Nipssing alone
showed any degree OF animation and
were steady. In the industrial issues
United Cigar Stores was the feature. The
bond department was narrow. transac-
tions being confined to few issues.
FURNISHED by Harry L. Thompson & Co. No.
IgtFa
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30
,InIANSEs Am sARIPS


moderate demand for grocery grades OF mo
lssses and prices were firmly held. Syrups
were steady
NAVAL STORES-Turpentne was quiet.
Rosin was steady, while tar continued quiet.
OILS-sefned petroleum steady. Linssed
oil unchanged.
RICE-Demand quiet and prices ur-
chonzel.
sUGAR-Rcfined was quiet and unchanged
a. fl0H4. iJc Tor fine graduated. There was
no chnnge b. raw. although the tone was =
little steldier owing 10 limited offerings. Prices
were unchanged az 3.i2a3.23c for centrifugal.
2.G2a2. 13c for muscovsdo and 23Tn2 4sc for
molasses. with cost and freight AZ @I-321
&c. Trading vas rot active. and the only
sales reported amounted to 800 bags Of Poro
Pico at 3hc for January arrival In Lodion
beet sugar was quiet and easier with Decern
ber quoted at - l0l2d. January 81 l1Ld and
May 9s 94d. with the curb Al IS iOd for De-
cember. IS I'D for January and 9s Al for MAY.
Willett & GRAY: Total stock OF Europe and
America. 3. $50 42S tons. against g l69 594 las
wear at the same uneven dates. The increase
OF stock is $50 s34 tons. against an increase of
500, e3i tons last week. Total stocks and shosi
together show a visible supply Of 35sl 42-
tons. against 3@34 59i tons last year. or an
increase OF $40. S34 tons
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30
FIRST REAL TEST
Of INCOME TAX Law
government Will Receive
g Ct 100000 from Coupons
Cashed in January.
INTEREST PAYMENTS
HEAVIEST OF YEAR
o.,ts Saw Deducting Normal Tax
rOsts Five Times as Much as
Amount Withheld.

srs. -.a, test OF the machinery Of
JUG ,,eome tax law will take place
the --,,sy of this week, when the big
on interest payments fall due.
n.ss,y an,et. bsiug New Years and legal
nus ,.,'@ none Of the banks is open, and
h'''4. .rtiy NO coupons will he cashed
0. %, is approN.matels Sl4r,ooOCcJ in
,,e,,iriug next month, from which
=. -orrnai income tax Of ] per cent is to
u" src,sd giving to the government
900 or the largest payment yet re-
NV, under the new law. The greater
CO. ~, ~ this sum is withheld at the
80 ny the corporations themselves. as
ST. ,,aen,ures of most bond issues pro-
UD' cha, rhe holders Of these securities
IN no tax exempt Upon the banks
s'1" ,rpst companies, however. devolves
' 'D' ,ssk of Withholding the normal tax
70 no such provision exists.
Thua sdrlittus that there will bc less
..,,,,,v on the January payments than
tho income tax law first went into
-, rho larger institutions in the fnan-
-, district Yesterday complained that its
-.,,sio,s sl,Il worked many hardships
s,rne instances. II was stated, the
-. of Withholding the tax was tVe
',,ss greater than the actual amount
.4,t,,ld Included In such estimates
80, counsel fees, which formed the lars-
:, ,roportion Of the total expense.
4, ,he Bankers Trust COMPANY it was
-. b,.' one OF the officials that between
ssn ,s) and $500 ooo in coupons will he
'.,,artsd for payment. The bondhold-
=. realizinE the added difficulties i'm
.,,sd by the new law, have already sent
:. biz portion Of the total. 10000 hav-
,e come i'm within the last few days
Harris A. Dunn. treasurer OF the Co
t,bis. bis.ErickerbOcker Trust Company
ala that this institution was eXperienc-
,,g less trouble i'm handling the January
,npous from which the income tax is
.. be deducted. The cost is still ab-
.,.rnsl. ne said. but not SO great as on
yovsn,ber I. when the expense Of with
,osing Iii for the government was SOIL
-, ncludinc counsel fees. The items
,,elYded were supper money for the
e,rks additional pay for overtime and
Sunday work.
A great deal Of complaint concerning
as income tax law was heard At the
Central Trust Company, which receives
,erhaps the largest number Of coupons
,o- payment Of any institution in Wall
Street. one OF the officials asserted that
snee the new law had gone into effect
i had become necessary to increase the
d,-ical staff three times over.
TIE Guaranty Trust Company antci-
utss no particular trouble IN handling
rs January coupons which it estimates
yin aggregate HCoOOCo.
Al the National Bank Of Commerce IL
vas said that the January coupons are
,omlng in early. thus eliminating any un-
s,cesssry trouble AZ the last minute.
The Equitsb ble Trust Company has IN
creased It's working force 10 handle the
January interest payments.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago, Dec. 29-Five point advances
between soles were made by National
Carbon common and American Radiator
preferred stocks on the local exchange
to-day, although. as In other cases. the
trading was small. Union Carbide gained
couple points, Montgomery Ward pre-
ferred around point and Swlfts shares
were fractionally higher; sales at un-
changed prices occurred I'm Kansas City,
Illinois Brick and Commonwealth Edison.
Sears Roebuck common furnished de-
cline Of slightly more than point
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30
--latest Dividends Declared

ishadisn Salt COMPANY. quarteily OF he
t'h'. payable January . 60 stock OF I''o''
f-1ber 4 ID,
ttlcsgo Pneumatic Tool Company qusiiS' qu,sairit ~
y PEI cc9f. payaDle January % 10 Blu
'~oId January H. , t,ttnots
fualic s4Iylce Company OF northern Illinois.
s'sreTly Of 81 - on the common stocn, pi 10
'et February 10 stock Of record JAM AZ, a. 81 I
smrk Electric Company, quarlfTly VI a,cord
~ cent. psysb{e January 10 stock OF recolu
"rthber ~ 49, ,er
ssern OHIO Company, quarterly Of ~ cppi poii
eN sN On tire s-so ond preferred ana - Ianu-
n TIE nsst preferred stock. payable J""'.
Afy 10
hsilopoInsn West side Elevated i+I, a,,, a1
v'npspy. regular quarterly Of ~ per ,,'r,on
he tfsfsTfed ana Ilt per cent on the conn toni'''"', -,
soet. botb payable DecemDer % to s'ocA ~
rofd December =. yauvay
..9npsny. regular quarterly Of ia pei ne,
pctble December ~ 10 stock Of fec"id D'
etnbtf n ,.,-
feangstovn A Ohio River Railroad. quarter
Of PEI cent on the preferred STOCK
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, December -, l7l".
GRAIN-WHEAT-A covering on the
n,rt ~ bolated shorts in the December position
turned what promised to be heavy mars.
into one Of considerable rrmnass ana n'a'
quotations were at about the top OF lne oe ~,
december showing gains o. 1ssc. while latsE
p,onfbs were nc higher. in sympathy. IT."
news OF the day rather more oesrish ma
otherwise and prices at the start were sllsiitl.
lower. Offerings wsre sinsI'' ana tne '"ai ai, ~
gair.d steadily until az the close, Wpen values
were decidedly firm. Liverpool which had
been closed since last NednesdeN' vas loNe'
than expected and prices abroad felt the lh
nuenre OF Increased offerings OF new crop
whoa, from tine Argentine Prices In buenos
Avres were lower, and Argentine shippers are
apparently anxious TO make sales, ana y was
reported that the government there ndh nc
,,o,ed tho duty on American wheat and wheat
products which would give Argentine wheat
fIee access ~ Americans markets kccelpts ar
Northwestern points were smaller ana tht
cash position was hrn. There were eNpoi
saJcs Of about ten loads OF Manitoba reported,
but the consuming demand was not actlNe'
and the visible supply IN the thl'eu sth',s
c,ineJ 1O4 600 bushels or native. while
bonded wheat decreased $4,000 bushels Cash
Ne . red winter wheat WAS quoted M 9Sc ele-
vator domestic. and 81 00is b: No ! North
ern Duluth. 09c, b. CORN-DeGemoer
shorts N Chicago market bid that position W
81. .c and the other months advanced ~ &c.
The strength was due largely TO techncsl CON
ditions and was the result OF poor Rraulhs On
account OF the unfayoraole weather Tor 'uIlns
tho new crop The cash positiol was generally
nrm however. although advices from chicago
said that January WAS about 5c a bushel under
Deccmber Cash market was easy. No Yellow
corn quoted A. 70@.c, c (. TO arrive. OATS
Tive market was slightly lower early, on re
no,ts ~ liberal offerings Of Canadian oats. hut
a nrmer feeling developed. in sympathy with
wheat and corn. and prices closed 'su'sc net
higher Market easy; standard white. i'd
a5G,c, No p iaQ46isc: No 3. 44i2d45' &c: No
4 4tda5c; ordinary clipped. 44hi6c; fancy
clipped, 45nG47isc, all elevator. RYE
stsady: No > Western. tic. G / T. New York
export all rail. BARLEY steady: mating
eSs,so, . . Buffalo BUCKWHEAT-S Steady
canadian. 81 SO; silver hull, 81 ~; mixed
SI az. Janznese. s.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30

PROyIs,ONS-The market for hog prod
ucts was only moderately active, but prices
markets and i'm sympathy with corn. POkk
Steady: mess. s33 2j a SIS -: family. 80 81
HS27; short clear. $50 20 q w BEka
packet, SIS 50aS19 so; extra India mess e
a $50 DRESSED HoGS-Firm; bacons
picked bellies quiet: 10 10. 13c; IL 10. i2s.
13c: "a III. 1879 m1aac; picked hams. steady
l3i9c. TALLOW-Dull; special ll.c; city
Csc: country 6n6Ac. LARD-Firm: mid
die West. 10 700 10 Soc: city barely steady.
IOIk m1Os.c. refined. quiet. South America.
II soc: Continent, IL soc; Brazil kegs. - soc
compound. quiet, sSs nsos &c; 81 EAhlNh
COTTONSEED OIL-The market was
moderately active and irregular The Janu-
AIRY position was easier. closing at decline
OF u points owing TO tenders OF about 5000
barrels on January contracts but later
months were relatively steady. closing 90 :
points net higher. Local contract prices:
Sat
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30
ST. PAUL FINANCING

The Chicago. Milwaukee a. 81 faD'
railway Company has received perm.
"'h from tie Wisconsin Railroad ~"
Mission 10 Issue S30.OO0.V0 bondk onue,
- general refundmg mortgage 10 "oe
apsnqturos FOR helng incurred IN IN
rossmentH. eouble track aud seno'"'
sAinienancc.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30
Dayton Power and Light Company.

The Dayton Power and Light Company
has been authorized by the Ohio Public
Utilities Commission TO issue $4,000 per
cent bonds and 5000 8 per cent pre-
ferred stock 10 purchase the Wilmington
Water and Light Company. This is one
OF a number of companies not distant
from DAYTON which the Dayton Power
and Light Company is anxious 10 acquire.
for the reason that II can serve current
more economically from large central
generating station If IL were the operat-
ing company. The Dayton company has
y generating plant in Dayton of sufficient
capacity 10 supply the smaller towns Dor
derins that city.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

The Great Western Power Company re-
ported gross earnings for November of
s234, ,999 while net earnings were Sl47GSs
The surplus for the month was S6S, 7OS-
For the eleven months ended with No
vember gross earnings were s., i52,9S7, and
net earnings were sll75.6S5. 4 surplus of
sS92 S99 remained for the period, an in
crease Of $297.65i over the figures for the
same period last year.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30

were about 10 points lower. with Rio rs at &c.
and Santos Is al IL. &c. Spot prices we're &c
lower at si4c for Rio Is. Local contract
prices -
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

The semi-annual interest on the ssS ooD
900 first and refundins per cent bonds of
! the St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
Company will be paid on January > An
order to that effect having been given the
receivers by Judge San5orn, of S. Louis.
hean, Taylor q 90. will open a CHICAGO
Once on January !. with j. Allen Haiues
as representative.
stockholders of the Tobacco Products
corporation yesterday voted to decrease
the authorized capitalization from SEQ
10000 common TO Sl6.Do0.C00. ard from
S2oco'oD preferred TO Ss,oOO.O00 As part
OF such reduction. they gave their ap-
proVal OF the retirement OF 81 600 900 Of the
preferred. stock recently purchased in the
open market
AT special meeting of stockholders of
the New Niquero Sugar Company il was
voted To issue 81 100000 first and refund
ing mortgage gold bonds. payable De
cember /, 1893. and to increase the can
ital stock from Si0O,ojO to Sl5O005O OF
which sl,O0O000 will be per cent cumu-
latiye preferred stock.
J.-P. Morgan & Co. the First National
Bank and the National city Bank have
sold S2.954,OO0 New York Central Railroad
AZ per cent certificates oi 1915 at prices To
net approximately SIS per cent. Half ol
the issue was sold in London.
meeting Of the reorganization COM
| mttee Of the Buffalo & Susquehanna
Railroad will be held in Philadelphia to-
day The property will ne headed proba-
bly, by X. |. Miller. as chairman of the
board. and Y. r. Darlow as president.
Mr.. Miller has been the receiver OF the
property and Mr.. Darlow assistant re-
Ceiver.
The Guaranty Trust Company has pre-
pared for distribution a digest OF the new
currency bill II is arranged I'm compact
form Sc as 10 be readily cOmprehended.
Superintendent Van TuNl of the State
Banking Department has petitioned the
Supreme Court for authority To pay from
the liquidation bureau Of his department
a second dividend of 10 per cent, aggre-
eating 5000. to creditors OF the failed
Woodhaven Bank OF Woodhaven, Long
Island. The Banking Department had
previously paid n 70 per cert dividend.
aggregating Si5l, CO. TO creditors OF this
institution The bank WAS closed on Oc-
tober 29. 1912
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30

The semi-annual interest on the s6S. 900
900 first and refundins 4 per cent bonds OF
the st. Louis q San Francisco Railroad
company will be paid on January >. an
order to that effect having been given the
receivers by Judge San5orn, of s.. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs


FLOUR AND MEAf~-t lout WAS inactive,
but prices we're steady. owing 10 the upturn in
vhest Spring patents, 81 5OGsi 10; winter
straiphts 81 2jG 81 10: winter patents, 81 500
81 so; spring clears, 81 l6usi so; extra No
winter So GjdsS -; No ., 50 aShs3 60; Kan
cnts s. lOQS5 90 BUCkWHEAT FLOUR
Quiet s3qSa * per 100 10. RYE FLOUR
Steady Fair to good. 81 30QsS rs; choice 10
fancy. 81 75GS3 SO. CORNMEAL-Quet. Kiln
dried 81 60 BAG MEAL-Fine white aud yeI
low 81 50dSl 80. Coarse 81 4@GSl 20 FEED
w esteru quiet bran to arrive 100 ib sacks.
So 80 standard middliug, s25 80, -four do,
Sns TO- red dog sa9 10: city steady; bulk.
S24 80: sacks SO middling, S26g $50 20; rcd
dog, s30 oilmeal. S3ldS3l ~.
COFFEE-Thsre was active hquida tion
ard prices made new low records Tor tbt move
ment touching the lowest point since the Octo-
ber rise and less than Lc a pound aboye ?
the lew point Of the season made In July The
selling was largely for local account but was
based on developments ir Europe where both
bv the acticn Of our market over their ho-
DAYS, broke sharply. Havre closed at a net
,oss OF 2H2ia francs from last Wednesday y.
while Hamburg was lisni+ pigs lower The
market here orened 10 10 l6 points. over. and
continued to declire until the active positions
showed losses NJ from II to 10 POINTS. Iate
IN the day there Was partial rally ard nndl
ngtwes were 10 ~ poirts net lower Sales.
81 80 bags Conditions in BTazi were prul
ably the primary cause for the weakness in the
other markets. as receipts were again liberal,
aud while Ro lema ined unchanged IN price.
Santos spots wero 100 reis lower than Friday,
and futures opened at decline Of al 10 n
reis from Saturday. Cost and freight Offers
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30
PORCU PINES.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles II. Barney 4 Co. No. 70
Bread street New York. aud No. ~ South
I,b street philadelphia)
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30
Muncie Electric Light Company.

The November report Of the MuncIe
Electric Light Company shows gross OF
Ne.9is. as compared with SgGS for the
same month last year, an increase ol
&C. ol0 while net earnings were s22ois' as
against s2)9l2. a ssin Of sl.656 The sur
plus after charges for the month was
SEAL. or a. .4S3 more than the surplus ior
November last year. For the t"e'Ne
months ended November 30, the COMPANY
earned gross OF S452. 80 as compared
with s3sl 92s. a gain Of s7O3g1. and net
of sISs. IA. as against &55,oSJ for the cor
rcsrondiuc period lst year, an increase
~ 500 72o The surplus after charges for
the period remained at $lol'So0' ana com
pare with ss6.si2 az the end OF NoVe"'oe'
lost wear. A gain OF sl4,i95.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30
po,kford Electric Company.

The comparative report OF the Rockford
Electric Company for the month ana
Twelve months ended November - Is ~
follows.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Middendorf Williams Co. In
corporated No. 81 Pine street, New York.
and No l2s East German street, BaltimoreD
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30
TOBACCO STOCKS.

(ouotstions furnished by l.. l. Winkelman
Co, No ~ Broad street)
Open High. Low. Bid. Ash
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30

BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED hy Charles Head & Co. 80 q wall
StreetD
LAND.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30

hean, Taylor q Co will open a Chicago
once on January !. with j. Allen Haiues
as representative
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30

J.P. Morgan & Co, the FIRST National
Bank and the National city Bank have
sold S2,954.OO0 New York Central Railroad
AZ per cent certificates oi 1918 at prices TO
net approximately SIS per cent. Half ol
the issue was sold in London
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

UurnIshcI by Carl II ptorzh'lmef, NO. 70
Broad street,
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30
-o,e,cN GOVERNMENT AND mo'
ro"n n,clPAL BONDS.

Zimmerman q Forshsy' NO
New-York tribune., 1913-12-30

The Guaranty Trust Company has pre-
pared for distribution a digest OF the new
currency bill II is arranged I'm compact
form Sc as TO be readily compyehended
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-05-27
BIC FLOCK Of
SECRETARIES
COM|NGHERE
President Wilson might as well

President Wilson might as well
move the capital to Tacoma.
From present indications Secre-
taries Daniels, Garrison, Lane and
Redfield will be here for the Mon
tamara Festo, SO the president
might as we'll come too and break
another precedent by establishing
the summer capital of the U. S. in
the west.
Secretary Garrison is coming to
look over American Lake prairie
for war purposes. Secretary Dan
iels has Bremerton to view and
incidentally to study the naval
needs of the coast. Secretary Lane
is likely to get out to meet with
the park superintendent il the
usual conference is held this year
under the invitation extended to
them last year to assemble this
year at Longmire Springs. Secre-
tary Redfield of the commerce de-
partment wants to come out to
see just how 1t Is Tacoma COM
merce leads the world In some
commodities.
They may not all get here, but
all have been invited, and have
signified a desire to come IL they
can get away.