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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat and Coffee Decline
Corn Steady-0atS Irregular.

In the early trading Yesterday wheat
values declined sharply. mainly on bear
ish foreign news. with reports that recent
announcements Of export sales had been
exaggerated, much Of the business being
simply transferring ownership. In the
afternoon there was "A slight recovery, but
the market closed Is To i,c down from
Wednesday Between the facts that big
market and that stocks are large and the
spot demand Indifferent the corn market
was narrow. May showing the only
change. $50 decline. from the previous
close oats were quiet the knowledge of
heavy farm reserves discouragng active
buying The close was irregular. sc de-
cline TO the same amount advance
Conditions in the coffee market were
not far removed from decentralization yes
terday Prices touched new low records
for the season. the whole list going be-
low the l2-cent mark, and reaching the
lowest point since september, 1911. Heavy
foreign selling a continued poor spot de-
mand. evidences that leading roasters We're
we'll supplied and a growing belief that
the next Brazilian crop will be big We're
the principal factors in the drop. which
except for occasional slight rallies. con-
tinued through the day. the close showing
n net loss Of 40 TO 30 points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET. all money
.,,s etrone. Rates. opened per cent
t'iabest ~ per cent closing az per cent
M money was firmer. Rates. per
ian, for sixty days per cent Tor ninety
avs pcr cent for -four months per
,,,t for Ave months and s9ido per cent
Cnr civ months Mercantile paper was
Timer Rates. 5Sam6 per cent Tor siNly
-, ~ ninet,' DAYS indorscd ana choi'e iour
~ six months single names.
rOREIGN EXCHANGE Foreign eA-
chanrn closed steady. YESTERDAY quota
Ion. Demand sterling, f.oo"; 'ap'' -
S;so. sixty-days bills. isZi'n is-". snI,
,r"rcs 5Isi. less l-32; short rcichsinarAS'
ji4aeji. plus To-.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE -Boston. par :
cavsnnah. buying 3-ldc discount, seii,ilE
30, -" 10 So Francisco. s!Sh: 3, premium ieI-
a"ranhic DC premium: 'harieston, p"y lns
nar selling i-loc premium. ohicagO' pa,
pWa n,.. Orleans. commercial iJc discount.
hs,k 81 premium; ST. Louis. exchange Joe
ureni,m bid. 20c premium asked
SILVER MARK TT. Bar slIVer ~ Lon
dnn was steady at 269sd. unchanged.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-MeX Mexican ex-
change on New York was quoted al -ol'
unchanged. e....
sIB.TREASURY.-T United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Union Pacific was the moving force in
tn. market on the Consolidated Stock EN-
change most of the day. That stock ad-
vanccd sharply IN the late forenoon on
active trading. It's upward movement
being accompanied by reports that the
Union Pacific southern Pacific merger
dissolution plan had been satisfactorily
arranged. but the ground gained was sub
s,quentiv lost when denial was made OF
these reports I'm the closing dealings.
however. there was another sharp al
vance 10 Union Pacincs highest of m"
DAY. when IL was announced That modi-
nrd dissolution plan would probably pe
agreed 10 bv the government The whole
market moved with Union Pacific. with
th, business broadening ont on the adj
vance Transactions totalled $50 shares
of which linton Pacific supplied lo.2lo
shares Southern Pacific rose. but not as
much as Union Pacific. Among the spc-
cialti.s American can was most actN"
n closed AZ 325s its highest for the DAY
American Beet Sugar nds an early weak
feature iu the speciality group. .b"lnS
again affected by sugar duty removal talk
Tho $50 O'Clock opening call reelected
sirau irregular changes compared with
fn,. uighf before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
NEW YORK CURB.

There was a decided falling off IN the
volume of business transacted i'm the curb
market Yesterday. with the tone irregu-
lar Fluctuations for the most part were
confined 20 small fractions with the eX-
cepion of a few Of the higher priced in
dustriais. The Standard Oil issues were
Irregular New Jersey. after declining
about points. recovered more than half.
United cigar stores of America, after
opening up a point. broke rs. later re-
covering part of the loss British-Ameri-
can Tobacco was down = The copper
issues We're almost entirely neglected. but
steady. Tonopah Mining was weak on
dividend rumoIs La Rose eased off a
small fraction. Bonds were duh and
slightly easier BROOKLYN Rapid Transit
. per cent notes made another low rec
ord. Nevada mining stocks were larry
active throughout the day. Tonopah MIN
ing opened az So. sold down to SJ's ana
back up again to Sal, whore It closed
Belmont changed hands at SIS and nan,
fax at Sis. Jim Butler was active ahu
several thousand shares were TRADED al
Zoe 10 &c Midway sold at SOC and 40
West End was offered at Sl"s and Ioh"-
pah Extension at SIS. North star sofa Al
23c and Nizpah at Gle. Goldheld Merger
from Poe to 2lc. ORC changed hands al lac
and l5c. Atlanta held strong AT loc. ne
market for gold and silver sharcS was
irregular at the close.
FURNISHED bose TFar~, o. Thomson a Co, NO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
CHANGE IN WABASH PLAN
Reorganization To Be Worked Out on
New Basis. Say Ely h Co.

The plan for reorganization cf the
Wheeling q Lake Erie and Wabash
Pittsburg Terminal always is being
worked ont on somewhat different basis
from that originally proposed according
TO Daniel Il. Ely 4 Co. II is said the
plan Will include the gross incomes OF
the Wheeling q Lake Erie and Wabash
Pittsburgh Terminal properties tor the
last eight years and the estimated income
for the succeeding five years.
Gross earnings of the three properties
To be consolidated. the Wheeling Lake
Erie, the Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal
and the West Side Belt Line. in the years
1906 were S.oSG.57o In lfl2-'l3 these
earnings nave increased to S9.4r.W0. the
earnings from the present date 10 July
next being estimated. These earnings are
exclusive of the $4,000 gross income of
coal sales from the mines owned by the
Waba Pittsburgh Terminal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York March 10. ~

New York March - 1913.
GRAIN WHEAT-NoNe ia a -oneW hat
Irregular manner and tho tone va nervous
During the nrst part OF the da} values le-
clined &c 70 - under liquidation prompted
by disappointing cables from Europe. where
prices failed 70 make tull response 20 our
late advance on Wednesday. During the after
noon the market regained part OF the early loss
on covering and closed "a i.c net lower There
were rumors late in tho day of export sales
direct from the West but they lacked con
nrmation. and actual export business reported
amounted 10 only about . loads. 20 rod
winter vas quoted AZ 81 O3i2 elevator and
81 II p b anoat 80 Northern spring. o.
% n sNoa' CORN Price changes wer" com
paratiyelv narrow The May position was un
der moderate pressure late and AZ ~" clos"
This month was 80 net lower while the other
months were unchanged Export corn. J6'sc
- a1oat OATS quiet, and price changes
were small. closing A. lac decline 20 sc al
vance spot market steady. standard white,
SO. so 3. 37'.c. No :. 36'-G3'c. natural
white 36ia H3Sc. and white clipped. 3" n 30
all track RYE-Easy. No Western. ''c
asked e. Bunalo. BARLEY quiet malt
ing I5Ht0, e. BuTalo. opening ~ utNlgt
ffon. flooding 5i2,c a. [ New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

I.. following Judgements for amount. more
, ..' 'i' " r.e asr.e,.
sissei ......- ,.- ,...
Nuo.. 4''i' h".n.i'" '"''''-''
Lo'..u.. N'iA'' james I'"'" "
o. ~
Erniu.n. i-.a' i.'.".'l }..I Cd.
h'Tr. '-'t ''s .,. S..a.t
nranar..h. Ea.p" " % M'..'i a., '-'
Boiler. 90 o. l,.s j. collins 80
,tfu... Thomas - ID '".as. Ni'I -
'DunIhE. -f-tH"i''' u" '
81 tsu
sam" d '4i"'. 81 49, f.,b.- 80,
"iu'.. "'''''
sizes % ,....,., -. r,.. .,.o.
>'-a % ,,.,. ,,,,....,l o..,b.rr
'h.f N''' " ''"''-
OF" S-'' .,.,... r...... "a, 500
uovnne l.ot.'t ~ ho'".ei 81 ~ "
Do +'n. wilma" - 80 ..,.., .'.,,,
h'nt'r tfh', ""u i; .l.', ~ J. '''"'
rrm. MN ,,aAs, a CO. -. >--" 60 ~
".ii.'" ~. J., Mani. Sa.s -
F'N'f N.'IH - ~ o. 't..t.t.l-Ir.
''l. l'''H j " N''''" 81
Gordon. Ens'n" " tiisoii..n - 80. =,
'ir'n N'.''' go" a5-' ,c - '''''
Gtc.n. >afhan David S'e''n'o" '''"'"F
Go. Sic" ,,-
r'in' -. National Surety 60.
S1G9 ,1 30.
'tt'-. Joseph d" ""''''
So ~ &C.,. . - f.,,,,,
Greenwood ID II "'oiF"
Sl7e .. ,,.o,
Goldman. ilrN Meme, o.. - ~ era
G-lUarf william q y N"inhhtd COST Nl''
Horn Uelman-k Preston Nl'l ~
llet.uor Hartef rs y batis
S-l"W .... ,t.V
hamburger MORN" '"'''''''
Jarou Louis Land an " .'' .,,..-,
Eir.au. Eit and E"s - ,,r BESSIE ''.'h''
tinfs 10 t"n h'ft.h =. ,tSon
k'h' N'iu"n Gs''i',.,,,, - ala
knil.udrf Mortimer VI '"'N'''N" ~ o.
81 .gs 80 -
lIr.i'nt'''". M'irN' sf ",'
LIlomm'iicu iiarr'-A Is Nhh'' " '"'
So. ~ . ,,.,., o., s9.o a-
V.Nail. Nuna-G r CONT. 1850 90
>,Ieol
Niu,e.. Annie q. and Walt'i '"''. ~
3 r. T. s'nrin. costs. sos go ..s,. x,e,s
NIItn'e Franz r q Il Mcchesney. ir;
sp,S ~" ,,,oo
rtuip Iouis. aua Max Harris u Ii-he'
81, ~ SaGe 10
, pI.t,rJ nelle Causton i.~H y
puss Matthew MsN Stiner & 90. $50 90
st,s s9
nav rrnnklin T-W Solomon >5lN ~
Shea Julia Saks a 60. Sl''
Stcinfeid Mas ~ Hhn'L Zoo 90
Sulzer Ernest n Saks \ 90. SO -, 90.
-ichel. Joseph C-ll Sichel ,1.ls - De-
g .Nlrleusr VIM " l. H"lti go" -. go. ODD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
Dividends have been declared as follows


Dividends have been declared as follows:
Montana Power COMPANY quarterly OF p Of
] ucr cent on It's common stock aud a quar-
terlv Of Is. per cent on It's preferred stock.
both payable April 90 stock of record
March Il
illinois Traction COMPANY. quarterly OF liz
Der cent Oh the preferred stock
Old Dominion Company Of Maine. regular
quarterly Of 81 - share. payable April 10
stock Of record March 10
United Globe Mines. quarterly Of s. 20
share PAYABLE April { to stock Of record
March Il"
New York state Railways Company. regular
quarterly OF j. per cent on the common and
IL per cent on the preferred stocks. both pay
able April 10 stock Of record March IS
Mohawk Valley Company regular quarterly
of ~ per cent. payable April J 20 stock ~
record March 20
American Gas and Electric Company. resu
stock. payable April to stock Of record
March 20. and regular quarterly of p per cent
on the preferred stock. payable April 10
American r''' &sr f Chemical Company.
regular quarterly Of "a per cent ON the pre-
ferrcd stock and ! per cent on the common
stocks. rayable April - TO stock Of record
American Wooden Company. regular quarter
ly of "a per cent ON the preferred stn"". paw
abb. April IL 10 stock Of record March a
United Gas improvement 60. regular guar
tcrly OF = per cent. payable April II 10 stock
Of record March 81
fh"llS. bodSS o. I'-"idl V"dlt' IlN ~
81 10 Il share. payable March . to stock Of
record March l.
The :. :. KrcsGe COMPANY reports sales
for the two months ended February =
amounting to Sl.53osc. an increase Of
$500 1872. or 35.32 per cent over last years
figures Sales in February were S'SS 20,
as compared with 5000 in February.
1912. a gain Of 500 per cent.
Hallgartcn 4 90. have engaged S"l"D
gold bars FOR shipment To- Germany.
The Missouri. Kansas " Texas Rail
road is reported to have placed orders for
abou, 100000 worth Of new equipment.
including 20 locomotives, 100 freight cars
and 81 passenger cars.
Edgar Palmer has been elected di-
rector OF the Green BAY \ Western TO
succeed the late : : Palmer J. \. Jor-
dan was elected president 10 succeed :. :.
Palmer
There was engaged Yesterday $..e''p
gold bars for export 90 Paris 10y Satur-
DAYS steamer. This makes s. 7H,"" gold
So far engaged.
n is understood that rracucall. all OF
the central Arkansas Railway and Light
Company's 81 .2cHC'p pc, cent guaranteed
cumulative preferred stock which has
been sold by the Federal Light and rrac-
ton Company To a syndicate headed ny
Bodeu & Co has been sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14

with grocery grades in good demand Syrups
quiet and unchanged.
NAVAL sTORES-Spirts turpentine easier
ana prices were about lc lower, at &c. IN
sympathy with Nhc lower Southern market
Rosln dull and unchanged. Tar steady
HNE-Steady to firm. Business was quite
liberal IN iObbing way.
>tGAR-Rerned firm. and quite good de
mand was noted, with prices on basis OF
i.35c fpr graduated. Sales of were
about 10000 bags Cubas, last half March
shipment. at 1-j2c. basis SO test. cost and
freight, equal 10 3.5sc. and at the close the
tone was firm at that. Muscoyado was
quoted Bose. and molasses sugar AT 2.s3c.
London cabled the worlds visible supply OF
sugar as 100000 tons. In London beei
stood al los. April, los Nd, while May was
quoted at los | I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
U. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington March l3.-The condition OF
the United states Treasury AT the beginning
of business today was. Working balance
SIS 800. 6i3. IN banks and Philippine Treas
ufy. $i2.GGi.ol3. total Of general fund. Sii6'-
N2953. receipts Yesterday. 81 f2N.073 dis
bursements 2.453.9O6 The surplus this
fiscal wear IS S7.35S.97S against deficit
OF so. 56oslS last year The figures for re-
ceipts. disbursements. etc. exclude Panama
Canal and public debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
Massachusetts Northeastern Str. by.

,rbe Massachusetts Railroad Commits
sion has approved the purchase "l ne
Lowell q Pelham street Railway com
pany by the Massachusetts Northeastern
Railway Company and the ISSUANCE al
stock 10 the amount Of $4,000 par value ny
the Northeastern Company. 10 be *
changed for the Lowell x Pelham stock
an . pro rata basis. The purchase OF the
Aro.sblrv a Hampton company by the
Massachusetts, Northeastern ana the rs
.,,.,c,. ~ SOD Oco pa value OF stock 70 be-
,.oh.nged for Amesbury x Hampton.
were also approved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The New York state Railways com
pany has been authorized hy the upstate
Public Service Commission 10 issue is
first consolidated J0-ycar mortgage bonds
not to be sold at price less than 'l'..
and the proceeds of the issue arc TO h"
used 10 pay of the notes and maturcd
bonds outstanding of the New York state
Railways. the Rochester y Eastern Rapid
Railway. the oneida Railway, the
Rochester X Suburban Railway, the syria
cuse Rapid Transit Rallway and the
Utica q Mohawk Nalloy Railway com
r,4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
EXPELLED FROM CHICAGO BOARD

chicago. March 13.-Irank NJ. Bunch.
former president Of the Chicago Board Of
Trade. was expelled by the directors Of
that. organization late last night on
charges that he conducted irregular trad
ing by making trades for his own account
on his firms account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14

Sub-Treasury was debtor at the 'lear
INK House Yesterday 10 the extent Vi
S526.9ii
BANK CLEARINGS.-New loIh.- -
changes x,52 7nl 0qS balances SlJ,b,J.sis.
Boston. exchanges $2s,0S.uio. palai ~.
81 s0l 29l: Philadelphia. exchanges s-'''',
81. balances g. - .l23. PittspuIsh ~
changes 80 337. 373: Chicago. exchanges Nt
$40. sol. balances s.. 81 N; Baltimore. eA-
changes S.256g03. balances $l,2Z-,'''. - - l.
Louis. exchanges Si2.S7ISZ2 balances 81
I4l 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
FURRY IN BOSTON g. MAINE.

Boston. March l3.-There was lively
trading in the common stock OF the hos
ION A Maine Railroad company on the
stock Exchange to-day. At 30 the stock
touched -. a drop of Il points IN TWO
DAYS. and the lowest price quoted In iwen-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
BOND DOTS.

spencer Trask & Co. William Solomon
& Co. and Kissel Kinnicutt & Co. are Of
ferinG the small unsold remainder Of So
100000 ten-year per cent convertible Sc
cured bonds OF the Consolidated Coal Com
pany at n price 20 yield about 6 per cent.
The bonds are secured by pledge Of col
lateral having a value Of more than S.
$4,000 and producing an income largely
in excess OF the annual interest REQUIRE
ment on the per cent bonds The pro
ceeds from the sale Of the bonds is 10 he.
used in developing the present properties
Of the company and for additional work
ing capital In 1912 the company report
ed surplus earnings beyond bond interest
and sinking fund payments Of $2.5O2.3a7.
equivalent 10 more than six times the in
'erest requirements on the per cent
bonds. The proceeds from the sale Of the
per cent bonds viii. 10 Is stated. result
IN substantial increase in the present
output. without additional selling expense.
According 10 reports. Central city. Cen
'ral City School District. derrick County.
Neb.. held an election on March ! which
resulted In favor Of issuing $4,000 high
school building construction bones
r }. Morrick. clerk Of the County Com
mssioners Of Ccntcrville. queen Anne's
COUNTY. Nd. viii receive proposals until
noon on March Is for the S25.OO school
ard 10000 road ana bridge 3 per cent
~x free general Improvement bonds. de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MU-
NlClPAl BONDS.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. March ~ Despite active export
demand wheat to-day showed weakness be
.rausc of lower cables large receipts and prom
isr of rain and SNOW Closing prices. though
steady. were "a - net lower. Latest trading
left corn IA shade To "a ~ down. oats sc OF
Ia 80 up and provisions ,'sc down To an ad
vance Of i3isc. Range of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14

PHONISIO\S-Hog products firm al the
outset owing 20 light receipts of hogs and
AN advance OF = points. ON the advance there
was selling. and the market lost part Of the
early gain but rallied late. and closed slightly
above the bottom. PORk-Firm. mess. s2l -
GS22: family. So 50dS24 90: short clear. 81
q,x22 40 BEEF-Mess. SlyuS2O. family, S23
ASA: packet. S2la$22. extra India mess. $50
asa BEEF HAMS dull. s32ns3l DRESSED
HOGS Firm: bacons l2i2dl2.c. pigs, Is &c.
CIT MEATS Pickled bellies. iai4-.c.
pickled hams 15c TALLOW Steady; special
Il: city. size. country, 5%.q6'2c. LARD
Firm middle west lO.s5m 10 95c, city, lose;
refined South America. l-.o'c continent
II SOC Brazil kegs 10 0jc. compound steady.
7a.dsc. stearine steady; oleo. lOnl0i.c; city
lard l2i4 nl2i2c
OIIS-Rerned petroleum in steady demand
ot former prices Linseed oil quiet and
unchanged.
COTTONSEED OIL - Business was eN-
tremey small and price changes We're narrow.
closing net unchanged to ! point higher. Local
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14

ty-fve years. the high mark Of 21o haVins
been reached in 1899. Within the next
half hour. however. the stock recovered
to IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
Public Service Corporation.

The New York Public Service C0mmis-
sion has authorized the Public Service
rornoration Of Long Island To issue $3.50
first mortgage bonds. to be sold al mol
less than s. The proceeds of the issue
are 10 be used 10 reimburse the treasury
of the company FOR expenditures for or
eauization and expense of issuing the
funded debt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
Ocean Shore Railroad Company.

The Railroad Commission of california
has received application from the ocean
shore Railroad Company FOR authority
to issue 500 ~ Of pei cent bonds maiHf-
ing M 1916 II is stated 100 the application
that tho capital To- be- thus secured PSI go
be used for the purchase of land Tor
right-of-way purposes upon "nl.h ih"
Ocean Shore at present mas only lease.
hold. and for Tho purpose of equipment.
for compliance with possible franchis"
requirements I'm the city OF san francisco
and for making preliminary changes 4
is stated that the cost of these improve
ments will approximate y-.Dooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
Copper Metal Market.

The stronger tone I'm the copper metal
market. which has been IN evidence TO
some extent lately. probably Is traccable
TO better copper buying movement. II
is estimated that total sales have app
preached around 100000 pounds. about
equally divided between Europe and the
nited States. IL IS stated that the 'aiu-
met * Hecla people have been able To
sell an the copper they Offer at l5i4 cents.
Provided a favorable Copper Producers
report for March is made public the cop
per metal market will probably be- very
firm. which under normal conditions Will
help copper stocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14

James Douglas has been appointed gen
eTal manager Of the Greene-Cananed prop
critics and George Kingdom has been made
his assistant Mr. Douglas was previously
connected with Phelps. Dodge e CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
SEED PRICES.

Tol.do March t3.-CI.ON ERSEEp cash
and March. SlI -: April. 81 80; October.
81 -: AI.sIKE. prime. cash. ST. 80: March.
$40 40. TIMOTHY. prime cash and March.
81 10. April. 81 72's May 81 I'm septeme
Der, s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
ITEMS Of WALL STREET

Transactions for foreign account yes
ttrday on the stock Exchange did not
exceed i0.vo1 shares. about evenly divided
between purchases and sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
NEVADA QUOTATIONS..
TONOp

Diminished daily hy Weir Bros. & Co. No. %
Broad street,
March -. 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
Annual Financial Review"

THE Financial Review. issued by the
publishers OF The Commercial and F1nan-
cial Chronicle" for 1919 has just been pub
rshed it contains $50 pages of valuable
matter for reference and gives a retro
snect of 1912 I'm business affairs, together
with statistics on finance and commerce.
such subjects are covered as the bank
bearings I'm 1870. number of shares dealt
in on the New York Stock Exchange. new
securities listed during the year. sta
tstics for several years. call and time
money rates during the year crop sta
tstcs. iron and coal gold and silver and
copper production. prices OF forcisn eN-
change. information invaluable To- every
business man and investor resardins Soc
.urities OF all kinds at home and abroad
and information about railroads of an
authentic character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14

The First National Bank Of Cleveland
vas awarded the $4,000 81 per cent
si%-and-a -half-yedr average county nome
bonds of Statesyile lrcdell County. y. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14

II is reported that Gardner, Mass VIII
receive proposals until p. m. on Marcn
Is for q temporary loan of S5o.ooo. due
November .. 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14

During the last week Tonopah Mining
sold Of about point on the curb. 1t is
reported that Philadelphia houses are Of
sering the stock in large quantities. Since
the middle OF 1910 the Tonopah Mining
Company has been paving quarterly divi-
dends Of Is per cent and - per cent
extra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14

nomination $1,000. dated July l. 1912, and
due July /. 1887.