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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06
NO OPPOSITION TO
VAN TUYL BOARD
William Felsinger, Head of Saw
ings Bank Association, Says
Members Would Aid.

William Felsinger. head of the New
York state Savings Bank Association and
president of the New York Savings Bank,
denied yesterday that there was move
ment on foot among New York City saw
ings bank officials 10 organize active OPP
position to the Van Tuyl banking COM
missions proposals for revision of the
savings bank section Of the state bank
ing law. He said:
There is no opposition TO the work of
the Van Tuyl commission On the con-
trary. the savings banks want to CO.
operate with the commission. A meeting
of the savings banks in Manhattan and
The Bronx will be held in the near
future. at which the replies to the ques-
lions asked by the commission will be
formulated. To my knowledge none Of
the banks has refused to answer the
commissions questions"
The questions referred TO by Mr.. Fell
singer were submitted last fall TO the
various savings banks Of the state to
obtain their views on revision of the
savings bank law, but the answers were
so diversified that no definite conclusions
were reached. This was due. II was said.
to the fact that the inquiries were di-
rected 10 the trustees of the various In
stitutions instead Of to those directly in
charge.
Despite the reassuring statements or
Mr.. Felsinger. II was reported yesterday
that one OF the downtown savings banks
had notified the secretary Of the New
York State Savings Bank Association o.
It's intention to withdraw its member
ship. 1t was also reported that several
other institutions may take the same step
in the near future. The reasons assigned
for this contemplated action is said TO
be similar to that offered by the Seamen's
Bank for Savings last May. when IT with
drew from the association, /. g., that the
banks derive little benefit from member
ship.
The seeding banks are also said to De
at odds with the ruling faction In the
association in respect to the proposed
savings bank association. AS an example
they condemn the suggestion. Endorsed
by the association. that law should De
enacted similar in purport TO the POLLOCK
bill defeated last winter. which woulo
have required savings banks to MAINTAIN
a minimum surplus, ascertained on the
basis OF the market value OF the oohu
holdings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06

Wcckl,s movement figures OF the New York
Cotton Exchange; Port receipts. 5o1, V'n pd
acains; 452 1913 last year. overland 10 mllIs
and Canada, %, l9i, against bl,A5l IaSt yea (.
Southern mill iaklngs. 10000. against luVV
last year. gain OF stocks AT interior towns %
OBS against 3s.SS7 last year. brought lnto
sight Tor the week 51s.3lT, against to3"ll
lest year Total crop movement. fort re-
ceipts. O. GJ7. l3g bales. against o.pol' 4e5 last
year: overland 10 mills and Canaan, $50"
against 31I BIB last year. southern min YAK
ings 0SJ.Ou0 against l.O1o.up last year .
stock AZ interior towns In excess ~ september
l. G7I 800. against 5Si.P12 last year hrousht
into sight thus far for season. i,''N'-"l .
against 1893. $40 last year; brought into tlght
during November, 2sO5.t53 against dol'''V'
IlyCrpooI cabIes-spo, good demand: sales.
1000 bales speculation and export 5W''
American y Opu. imports. $500. American
81 900: niddling upland 1884 Futures opened
s,eudy az / uolnt decline: closed barely STEADY
nj a net decline Of 4i5 points. Dscemhef
Gqsi-d: pecembcr-January. 1851. Jah.hI
Fsb-fIa-v. GQ5isG. Frhruary-Mafrh. h'n-ld;
March-ArrII G9Cd: April MAY. dr6'sd. MAY
Iuuo. CgGiad: Juuc-July 6Hid. july AuglsI
q old. August September. GIG. Septemner-'t'-
,obcr. q ;tld october Noycml or. 100 Eo',i.,
her December. 61Sd. December January hnl
January February. q SD. Ma7ch "s'cr-NhTn'
quiet and unchanged. cloths dull
New Orleans. Dec. 1.-THE cotton futures
market he,c to-day wrs full and price rapE''
narrow Weather and trade news was bullsH
m the opening but bulls offered liitle sl'Ioi''
and a small decline Was caused hy selling
Pears OF bad weather stimulated buying later
and put prices I point up. but the inat ,,s'
sagged and the close. though STEADY was J."
L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06

Saur Julius-E. Cline. S34o 81.
Stock. William-simmons Hardware Com
pany $12i 81.
sobel. Sam-German Exchange Bank. so72 0s.
Sulem. Demko-P. Lukaczyn, SIPS
Streicher, David-E. Mopper, si56 o.
Sondheim, Eugene. Tacott 1884 FL
Villabona, Florentino-F Brown ct al costs,
Weber Charles Al. Steiner. s21e Al
Wilson, Jeanette-O. a. Wurm. ct al,
Sill S5.
Almeda Cont company-A chaler. s12i 10.
Bernard Construction Company and Bernard
Greenthal-H. Silver s2i5 ri.
sa'is7 ss. ~ '"pa"y-' "
Clothing DESIGNERS. Inc. and Irving ]. Far
relic. II. Wiener. s117 %.
Douglas Building Company and Samuel
Bernstein-unger Parquet Flooring Com
pany Inc, 1888 81.
East 10Th Street Realty Company-Third
Ward Bank OF City OF New York, STAT 81
Fitch. Cornell & Co.--Atchison Topeka &
Santa Fe Railroad Company costs. s11s rs
Francis X. Keil Company-Barrett Manu-
featuring Company. $3.50 so.
Interstate Automobile Company-K c. Par
dee, SO, 461 Is
Island View Corporation and d. Boris or
Dayne De Waltoff-Terminal Lumber Trim
Company, Inc, S266 Al
Kelbert Construction Company and Francis
Y Keil--A. Waldan, s423 35
Mondsheim & Co.-Lanigan Brothers, Inc,
S10i %.
NJ. 4 II. Coat Company, Ines. Bunin et
ct, $l04 10.
Oval Construction Company and Samuel
Brenei-H. Gilman ct al, 1917 90.
Same-Same S27l 81.
Paul u. Pugh e. Co.-New York Edison COM
pany s13T II.
Professor Hlrsch Chemical Company-B
DroGe. SIPS 81.
Portland Mattress Company. Schneider
81, go 03.
Ryno Film Compauy--A. ]. Corcoran, Inc
1888 40.
Security Construction Company and Indus
trial Iron works. X. Mahlon, 1924 81.
Schoharie Manor Assocatlon-C. p. Goepel
s26 427.
United Food Stores Company. Cornelius
ct OIL. S1l.Os.
William II. Weiher Building Company and
william II Weiher-A. Waldau, s17s IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

The United Light and Railways Com
pany reports gross earnings OF its SUB
sidiary companies for October OF S525'-
62s. an increase of s57,954 over the same
month last year. while net profits after all
charges were s105.517. loss OF 1855
The United Light and Railways Company
the holding company, for October earned
s1S6.46S, a gain Of $25,S19, while the bal
ance available for depreciation and divi-
bends remained at $52,2S4, an increase OF
1888. The gross earnings of the sub
salaries for the twelve months ended on
october 81 were s5,590,947, an increase
of s7S7.GO1. while the net profit amount
ed to S1,225,5S5. an increase Of SCOPES.
The holding company earned S1.425'5oO
for the year. and after all charges there
remained S471.S6S for depreciation ana
dividends on the common stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Roston Dec 5-"The Commercial Bulletin
will say tomorrow =, ,...,,,
There has been fair trade In domestic
wool ia the Boston market this week. not"ith-
standing the rush TO withdraw foreign WOODS
from the bonded warehouses subsequent 10 the
removal OF the duties. Prices have beeh rather
Irregular, and the market Itself mas Oeen
spotty. Quotations on first class WOODS sro
hardly lower. but Inferior sorts are somewhat
easier I'm price. Advices from foreign markets
Indicate firm and advancing prices on meriho
woods while crossbreds have been someWhat
easier both In south America ana auStraIiA
Lending domestic quotations: ~
ohio and Pennsylvania heeces-Delslne
washed. 2Gisq27lzc: half blood combine IS &c
three eighths, 23a23hc; delaine unwashed' I-g
22I6c: fine, 2Od2lc. Michigan ana New YORK
Fine unwashed, 1890; delaine, 2og2ici mar
blood. 22q23c; three eighths, &c: Wisconsin
and Missorri--Three -eighths blood, 225ic, one
quarter. 22Q22hc. Kentucky ana similar -
Hal, blood. 23Q23 sc: three eighths. 23a23 nc
secured basis: Texas--Fine twelve months. %
n 5oc. six TO eight months, 4jd46c: fall, ala
Iar STANDARDIZATION. 4Ga4sc; middle
county. 43a45c; southern, 40142c; fan free, "
G43c Oregon-Eastern No l staple. oleoZc
clothing. 4sa50c: valley No l. 43aioc Terri
tory-Fine staple, 5Id52c: medium SgoIe;
cIothing ,9dJOc: fine medium clothing, fOa
ssc: half blood combing, 4sa5oc; three-eishths'
45G46c. -. .,n.s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06
WOOL MARKET,
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

fBy Telegraph TO The tribune
pbu.deInhia Dec 5-The admission Of FREQ
wool has failed to show any serious effects on
the local market and the withdrawal OF over
s 600 600 POUNDS OF wool from the pohded
dealers. who had anticipated a slump In do
nestle grades. Prices on domestic wool are
so much lower than on the foreign sraues
that local dealers were more than able 10
compete with the wool taken out or pond
There has been some inquiry from manufactu-
rers. but not enough TO warrant any change
,ac,urers are coming 70 the conclusion that
,hev must use domestic wool. as they cannot
find foreign wool at as low price as the 90 oo
nestle. Quarter bloods are being sold at -
cents which is a drop OF cents from the
nrica I'm the summer months. New YORK nne
delaine is quoted at 19a2oc. while fine medium
half blood unwashed Is selling at 2zaZ-nc'
the same figure az one-quar'er anu '''e
eighth hoods are quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06

MOLASSES AND SfRUPS-Molasses con-
tlnued firm, but prices remained about IN
changed. Syrups were steady.
NAVAL STOKES-There was hrmer tone
in the turpentine market, and prices were
about NC higher at 46Ac In sympathy with
the advance at the South, but demand was
quiet. Rosin showed no change. Tar was
firm.
OILS-Linseed oil unchanged. Refined pc
trcleum steady.
RICE-Quiet, and prices we're easier and
nominal
SUGAR-New business in refined slow, and
Withdrawals were moderate; prices remained
unchanged at 20a4 30c for fine graduated.
Raw was quiet and refners appeared In a
waiting position. Sugars on the spot we're
nominal at 354c for centrifugal, 3.04c for mus
covado . roc for molasses and 3-l6c, cost
and freight. New crop sugars were easier,
and there were willing sellers at 2sc for De
ceH.oer clearance. and Lice for all January
but these figures failed to attract any inter
est. In London beet sugar WAS weak al
lower prices, December being quoted Ss lad
January, IS Sd, and May, IS cad, with me
curb at IS lad for December, 9s Pad for
January, and 9s SID for May Willett S
Gray: Total stock OF Europe and America.
1,s70II2 tons, against 1,10o,529 last year az
the same uneven dates The increase OF stock
is 40 243 tons, against an increase OF ltS, 49,
tons last week. Total stocks and afioais to-
gether show visible supply OF 1,9O6,1'2 tons,
against 1,762 529 last year, or an increase or
IA, 243 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06

The following reports of operations TOT
October were made public yesterday;
(, IouIs Iron Mountain Il Southern
Cross 81 0iO. az. decrease, $Ss,sSs: net
81 OPS. $50: increase. AlO,tb. 49,. ~,.o,s
''Sentral railroad OF New Jersey-Gross,
20 7sI' 7ql: decrease, 9+,203; net. $l.O59,Sv' :
decrease. s263,3gl surplus S05l'N-' de-
crease, $3i9,390. 49,. 60 400 o,..
Denver q Rio Grande-Gross. S.iss,a5'
Increase 81 4i3, net, SSoi,3J9. decrease
S6.ii. - n.u,,.,,. croes
ST Louis Southwestern haliw way ,.di s
81 POI ga. decrease, $Sl. "a; net S3S2,eIs; de-
crease, $l47. $40. 60, $500 400.
Western Pacific Railway-Gross, s6sS,4 {;
increase. sJ6,372; net, Sl97,l39; decrease
s5i.S7S. ,,,...,. cro,s,
81 lsg 500: increase, s25l.l52; net. N,5Z7Di;
Increase. 1929 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06

OF operation. The surplus also shows out
satisfactorily, having crossed the three
quarter million mark. The cost per ton
OF ore milled was s. o.. against s. IS in
the previous period, and includes all de-
Velopment' shaft sinking, timbering and
other dead work. This is the lowest
working cost yet reported. other inter-
esting features are the largest tonnage
yet crushed in twenty-eight days and an
Increase in the stamp capacity per day
of l1.9S tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06
THE METAL MARKETS.

copI ER-The local street market for copper
y 40 With lake quoted l5dl5lz nominal,
Iss S, 1iNQI5c and casting i4hgi4ae,
Standard copper on the Metal Exchange was
dull and montreal. In London the I,aIke' eios '
firm at fG5 los for spot anu io' - wv W
TIS%Firm. with sales OF 10 tons. Maic I,,
snot December mad January In lew aey, i -nl'
ip,od a, ~ 15dl3s JOc; February, 3s3Op 81 toc:
Sioscu ~ "a Anri rs jOd3S TJc; May. 1885, ~
~ 75c In London tin closed firm a; ti'4 las
Tor qpot and flI5 los for futures. a.. ras,
LEAD-Dull: New York spot ',oog lSo TT Si7
81. Louis. 30Gd4c. LONDON ie"d c'o'e' -"
SPELTER-E New York rpo'' ., a.
2 zoe. East ST. Louis, 4.e@5'o'e' Lo'''o''
shelter closed 1T 100 lis 50 - ~. a., tor
'PIpoN -Niddlesboro No 3, 40s 4'7d III Ion
dom The Ioca, iron market was quiet ana o un
changed with No / foundry No[thsrn qU %o
sis 25QSl5 10; No Northern, slouSi' 'o' W.
eo,thern and soft. Sl51sl5 DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments for amounts
more than 81 90 were filed yesterday, the
first name being that OF the debtor;
Adler. Jacob-N Feldman. si.7sl 80 :,
Block Nathan, and motifs poruon-A'
Kreuder. s.. $50 %. ~
Bonomolo. Giuseppe-s. Trloli. s7l4 95
Brownc, Grant H-A. w. Law. s3Olo:
Rernhardt. Joseph-J. O. Nallacs;; n, SS o., w.
Barrett. clarence M.-Transatlantic Marine
Ins Co OF Berlin s409 20.
Bauer u nhSTlesGity , q i T. '''i H.
h hoes barry-T Hermen@same. si2es.
Rrando. Joseph-same. 1920 IS.
Bray, Juan L-same. s23i ~ -
Bremen. Louisiana. $le6 IS
Byrne. Mary C.--Same. Si51 II
Borgenson. Peter-same sl264s
Blake Thomas Same s45l II
Baron. Barnct-Same, s3i2 o.
Ccoperrnan Leib and Bessie-M Blumen-
field, s22ssI
Daycy, James All. A. Harris. $40 ~
Davis. Charles H.-Park Tilford. s163 81.
Daiberg. Melvin H.-Peeress Rental Ser
Egner, PhiIip-Joseph Stern & Sons. $500 "a.
Gray. George-F. c. Cook; 1861 "A.
Gluck. Josef-Russell, McFarlane Co, Inc;
sS1S4Ol.
Goldberg. Abraham-I. soukin: f4o6 Of
Horowltz. Bessie-N. Iewkowitz: 1897 a.
Higman John rs II Levy $780,. ct a.; Ess a.
Al III.
Karp. Fanne-German Exchange Bank; w.
KelIy. John A.-G. II. Williams ct al Slt3 81
Kelly John A-Richard Il. Thibout, Inc. /;
;lOl 81.
Loeb sidney RI Schwartzreich: 81 SOC 49,
Ioonen. Roberto. +. Ducas: Use TO-
Iabato' ] Vincent. and Alfonso Lonbrosa-C.
N Gates Co.: 500 81.
Iicbtenheim, Louis and James Stern-F. Jacob
son ct al: Sis %. ..-os.
McEtlroy Hugh F.-F. Simon ct al; s1o2 80.
NJ ssIng. Benjamin-H. Seglin: S2l az.
oshorp Herbert-Morse Rogers; &ls 81
p,,rceW Cornelius-J. Denholm; sllb 81
piencr Henry-United Shirt and Collar Co..
Si23 90. - . 10. . .o,s a.
pckover. Benjamin--M. j. Henschel; Viz si
Quinn Thomas NC. ID. Reese; Ns o.
Roeckel George--G. 4. Van Worst; Ssii IL.
ReiIlv' John +. and Mary-C. Kennedy: w.
$50 10. nal. poh,nson n
IOventhal; 1898 vs. .,.,o
Rosenberg Henry-F. Zivek; fllb 49,
Roinhardt. Aaron-I. weisbader. 1871 o.
pichard Oscar III. Edelman. Sl,ls9 CD
pozinslfv. Isidor and Max-New York JOB
bling House. $3.50 10. ,,oo
smith Anna D-M. W. Holahan. 1871 70.
SPENCER, Minnie HI. Bohrer. sli2 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06
Baton Rouge Electric Company.

The report OF the Baton Rouge Electro
Company, under the management OF stone
& Webster. while showing an increase or
s1,71s in gross for the month Of October,
presented a decrease in net Of s644 and
a loss in surplus, after charges, OF $l'oS9'
Gross earnings were s15,02s; net earn
ings. s5.OS3, and surplus, s2.9os. For the
twelve months ended with october gross
earnings were s15s,139, an increase OF
STATS, and net earnings were s5s'69s'
gain of $1,505. The surplus after charges
for the period remained at sS5.65S' loss
Of s1,733, as compared with the preced-
ing Twelve months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06
LONDON WOOL SALES.

,o,aor nee 1.-THE offerings at the WOOL
auction sales to-day amounted TO 1l'1oI oales;
srhe demand was brisk and good merinos ana
wastv sorts were steady. but fine crosspr eos
were irregular and easy ana from 70 - III, -
ceH lower than the October sales. Inc WIN.
drawaIs 10 date total 10000 bales TO-DAY
sales follow: New south Wales, .4Vo oaies
occurred. Is 2hda1s I'D; greasy. IdaIs go
Queensland 1 600: secured. 1sa2s Id; greasy.
sIbdGJis 2iLd Victoria, 1900; secured, Is lao
2s I'd: greasy, 7Addis Sad. South Austraiia'
500; secured. Is ldg1s 6isd: greasy, 6'adg IS,
west Australia 300; greasy. Sno4d Ne"
Zealand 800: secured. IL 2dd1s Sd; greasy.
0ikdQ1s I'D Cape of Good Hope and Natal.
600. Rr.agy 6nl1l I'D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06
Columbus Electric Company.

While the gross earnings OF the Column
bus Electric Company were So4'S'H LOT
october. an increase Of $5.612 over the
same month last year, the surplus a1ter
charges, was only s6.O4s. loss of S1'4So'
For the twelve month ended with October
the company earned gross Of s5S9OS9'
gain of s53,564 over the preceding
twelve months. and surplus, after charges
amounted to sS8,O54, a decrease OF s2s'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06

-Pickled bellies easy 10 10. lac; IL 10. l3sci
TALLOW-Steady; special, INC; city, 6Sci
country, eqe&c, LARD-stesdy. Middle
West. 1os5d1o.95c; city quiet: 1o*alo+e
nent, 11.Joc; Brazil kegs, 1920. compound
quiet: Sh4Stc STEARINE-Quiet; oleo
lO1sc asked; city lard, li&ql2c.
COTTONSEED OlL-The steadier tone in
lard prompted shorts to cover, and the mar
ket developed a steadier tone, and closed at q
net advance OF TO y points. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06
COTTON PRICES OFF
UNDER LIQUIDATION
December Contracts Hold Steady,
but Other Months Lose
an Advance.
WEATHER IN COTTON STATES.

For Mississippi fair in western. rain IN
eastern portion to-day; colder tomorrow;
moderate south 10 west winds.
For Louisiana. fair to-day. except rain in
southeastern portion and colder; tomorrow
fair; moderate variable winds on the coast.
For North Carolina fair to-day; tomorrow.
increasing Goodness probably rain by night;
moderate south and southwest winds
For Eastern Texas. generally fair and colder
to-day; moderate north winds on the coast;
to morrow fair
For western Texas. fair to-day and to-
morrow.
For Georgia. cloudy to-day; tomorrow rain;
moderate south and southwest winds.
For West Virginia, fair and warmer day;
tomorrow rain.
For Virginia. fair to-day: tomorrow, partly
cloudy, probably rain by night; light to mod
crate variable winds
For South Carolina, cloudy to-day; to-mor-
row rain; moderate south and southwest winds.
For Alabama, rain to-day; tomorrow iair
and colder; moderate south and southwest
winds.
For Tennessee. rain to-day in western and
tonight in eastern portion; tomorrow colder
and generally fatr.
Cnfavorable trade conditions overcame
the bullish effect of small crop estimat IS
In the cotton market yesterday, and a
steady opening. with a slight advance as
an answer to steady cables, was lost UNI
der liquidation sales, with some scattered
Southern selling on the side. December
held comparatively steady during the day,
with little demand from shorts, but
later months were u TO 10 points off from
Thursdays finals when trading Closed
The market as a whole was very quiet
and weekend figures were considered
about a stand-off a crop estimate by a
local house of l4li9,50O bales. including
linters. caused no aggressive buying, and
offerings have not been heavy enough 10
Indicate any weakness in the spot stu
alton. Southern spot markets were I'M
changed to sc lower. and the local mar
ket held quiet at 1850 for middlinG up
land No sales. Delivered on contract
$500 bales Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06

PROyISIONs-Felt the influence OF stead
Ter Western hog markets and prices were
slightly higher, although sentiment was IN
clined to favor the bear side. owing TO the
poor demand for cash product. PORK
Steady. Mess. s23 25as23 70; family. $2t BOG
slsa$lS 80, family. $10as20; packet, SIS 0g
$40 so; extra India mess. s2s6s30. DRpsSED
HOGS-10b dl1Sc: pigs, llbc. CUT MEATS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.
About 10000 shares were sold In this
market for foreign account yesterday.

The reported movements OF currency
this week indicate a loss in cash by the
banks Of about 100000. They received
from the interior s14.425,O and shipped
10 the interior SIS, 900. including S4,-
100000 transferred through the Sub
Treasury to San Francisco: 100000 gold
coin sent TO Canada and s3,SSs,o00 ma
tonal banknotes sent to Washington for
redemption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06

The Texas & Pacific Railway Company
Tor the year ended June 80 last shows
total operating revenue OF t1s.07S,7SS, an
Increase Of s1,1O5.5GO Operating Income
amounted to s2.583,394. a decrease OF
sSO5,224. The ccmpany's surplus for the
year, after allowing for other income and
the deduction Of interest charges. totalled
Fesl,si1, loss Of $372.43s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06
CURB ECHOES.

~ Is estimated by the Boston News Blu
reau that &,3ss.094 will be distributed 10
stockholders Of the copper mining com
panies the shares Of which are listed on
inc Boston Stock Exchange during the
current year. The disbursements have
ueoled in FIVE years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06

Exports Of copper for the week ended
December l totalled 11,046 tons; since
December /. G,571 tons same period last
year. $3.50 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06

Speaking Of the drygoods business yes
terday. John Clafin. president or the
United Dry Goods Companies, said "Busi-
hess is ahead Of last year. IT is hard to
tell much about the future. II all depends
on Washington. II they give the rail-
roads higher freight rates everything VIII
be all right There is no trouble about
the money situation at present"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MI
NICIPAL BONDS.

| FURNISHED by Zimmerman & Forshay. No. 3
| Wall street)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06

At meeting Of the directors Of the
American Rolling Mills Company, at MID
dletown, Ohio. stock dividend OF 20 per
cent on the common was declared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-06

:, me most favorable item In the Hol-
niger report for the four weeks period
'"oed November was the reduced cost