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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-13

RICE-Ouiet and about unchanged. Screen
ings, 2S g2hc; ordinary, 4G4Aci falr, IA
M4l2c; good, jg5hc; prime, Oh qoPsc;
choice, 5%Q5Ac; Japan. 3Ss a 4hc; Patna'
5h M5%c.
SUGAR-There was no new feature in re-
fined and prices were unchanged. al re-
finers taking orders at 43Oc, althOugh llst
prices were 435c for fine graduated. the
following prices are quoted by the American
Sugar Refining Company: crystal donlhos'
cases, 2lb cartons, half or fun size pieces
1909 : zoe, In p cases; do cases, 5-lb car
tons 74T1Oc, I'm p cases; Eagle tablets.
5.sOc: cut loaf. $500: crushed. 52Oc; mould
\, 4s5c. cubes and Eagle coniectioners
graduated, 4.60c; XXXX powdered. 4.oOW
&c, In containers, 2J-lb bulk; Eagle, bib
bags, powdered, 4. roc; powdered and coarse
powdered and Eagle coarse graduated,
4.45c: fruit powdered and Eagle extra me
graduated. 43Jc: domino graduated, cases
=. 3ia and ; I'D cartons, 100 y soc IN y
cases. Eagle, .. ga and 10 cartons hhe
grlruatcd. 4.J5c: lib bags do, i65c; 81
10 bags do. i.GOc: 9Th bags do, 4JJr; lO-lo
bags do I5pu: - and - III bags do ana
standard graduated. 4i0c: fine graduated
and diamond \. 4.3jc; confectioners \,
4 2Jc; No l. 4.@jc; No 2 42oc; NO D. = loc
No {. IlOc: No ). 405c: No 6. &c; No 4
3 95c: No :, 3 soc; No q, 3.s5c; No 10, 3s0c .
No II. 3.75c; No Il. 370c; Nos 49, "a and
H. 36Jc Raw was firm and l-32c higher.
with sales Of $500 bags out OF store at
were 3.e4c for centrifugal, 3.14c for mus
covado and 2.s9c for molasses, with cost
and freight at 29-S2c. In London beet
sugar was steady. with light offerings. No
vember being quoted at 9s 5hd, December
gs Sd, and May % I0kd, with the curb al
gs sd 9s sd and May. los Nd. Willett &
Gray report the movement OF sugar az
United States Atlantic ports for the week
follows: Receipts. II. i02 tons. against II,
9i6 the previous week. 6,i2i last year ana
-. s57 IN 1871: MEETINGS. 5000 against ~;
600 $4,000 and 5000; stock, 1881.
against 1870. 500 last week, 92.3OO last year
and 1913 I'm 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-13

for new crop grocery grades OF mola sses
and prices steady. New Orleans centrifsga
common. 10 g20c; fair. is n 24c: good. 80 a
3ic; prime. $50 zoe; New Orleans open ket-
tie. 35M soc SYRUPS-Common, l2q14c;
medium, l6I 1sc fancy. goa 25c.
NAVAL sTORES-There was a fair de-
mand for turpentine and prices were frmer.
Rosin firm. but demand mostly for jobbing
lots. Tar steady. SPIRITS TURPENTINE
Machine bbls 461s a 47c. TAR-Retort;
I.15c: kiln, Sc. ROSlN-Common to good
strained, 4l0c; b and ID, 415c; F., 420c
+. 425c: G. 430c; and l. 4.35c: X. 4.s3c
NJ 3.35c; y. &c; w G, G.75c. and w W. 7.10c.
OILs-There was an easier market Tor
linseed and prices declined &C a gallon for
both city and out-of-town raw, with Cali
cutta raw unchanged. Refined petroleum
quiet and unchanged. Standard white petro-
leum bbls. New York and Philadelphia,
s.75c; bulk. J.25c: cases, ll2Jc: water
white. bbls. 9.15c: bulk. 625c; cases. 1225c.
LINSEED OII.-kmerican seed. city raw.
As a 49c: out-of-town raw, AZ a 4Sc; Calcutta
raw, roc
COTTONSEED OII-Inactive. with COM
paratlvely little interest manifested Price
changes were narrow. final prices being 4
Joints net higher to poin-s oYer. Local con-
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-13
WHEAT LOWER IN CHICAGO
Other Grains and Provisions Hold
Steady and Advance.

Chicago, Nov. 12.-Heavy rains in
drouth afflicted parts OF Argentina to-
day lowered the price OF wheat. The
closing, however, was firm at &c to &c
net decline. Corn and oats both finished
q shade off to isc up. In provisions the
outcome varied from last nights level 10
l2Iac advance. Wheat spectators who
had been the most active buyers yester-
day put liberal offerings to-day on sag
ging market. Liqudating sales, however
were checked by commission orders be-
fore any serious furry developed. Rally
ing power showed itself best after Winni-
neg sent word of a reduced estimate on
the Canadian crop and gave figures 10
indicate the huge amount already moved
It was said that more than 20 per cehe
was off the farms. There were also late
cables asserting that the Argentine rams
were insufficient. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-13
~. o.,ao,. Nov Moderate though in
MAGAZINE CHANGES HANDS.

Investment" the monthly investment
review OF THE Bankers Magazine" has
tn,en sold TO Franklin fischer. who for
wears was financial editor Of Harper
weekly" The magazine, 1t is said VIII
he enlarged, and made representative IN
its deld to cover all important develop
,os,,s IN the world of investment and
finance.
In discussing the purchase Oh ,he i'iaea
zine Mr. fischer declared that IL was II,
recognition of the strong tendency TOWARD
frecr and fuller understanding OF invest
ment affairs that he and his assoe'd'eS
had decided to purchase 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-13
ITEMS OF WALL STREET
London purchased about $1,000 shares in
this market yesterday. of which 1000 con-
sisted of Union Pacific and 5000 Canadian
Pacific.
Dividends were declared as follows:


Middle West Utilities Companv. regular
quarterly Of 81 ~ ON nreferrrd nayabIe nc
international smeitinS AMI Pednjng Con-
pany, regular quarterly OF per cent. payable
Te,iora, p 10 Stock Oh RECORD NoveilDer -
| terly Of IA per cent on common and pre-
,erred. me preferred dividend ~ payable
IL and The Common e. naYobfe Iennapv ~ ,o
Standard on COMPANY. Of Nebraska, reg
extra ~ e. sbare nayab,e nnnanbsr On d 80
stock of record November 20.
monthI~ ~ rer c Mn navape Dsc.rreer
to stock Of record November 90
ular sem-annual OF 4 per cent, placing the
STOCK on an per ceI' O oas.s, I,.,,. o.
| cent either in cash or stock at par. payable
January II to stock of record November II.
payabIe December ! 10 STOCK OF record No
vember 20.
,uo ~ ,ar,nry nS ner cent ON nre'errc6
payable December / to stock of record No
vemoer 20. o,.,,, coov roor,o. o,,.r
| terly Of Il. per cent on preferred. payable
Associated Merchants Company' regular
Is.
United Dry Goods companies. regular
Tho United States Mortgage and Trust
, Comnanv Is distributing the eleventh edi-
ton of f.. animal publication entitled
"rrust Comnanies of the United States -
Tho renorts of no comnanles are given
| WIFI 'o'" iesooi N'S VI o''' S''''''VV''''O
rho Paw Co,soIidotnd Corner Cornan,.
ronor,s onorotirg nroets for tho quarter
o,dod cont.r,hor IN of ses1 az. which conn
,o-as Nth ,s,o 10 for tho corresponding
quarter year ago
The Chino Conner Company reports net
nroceeds from milling for the quarter
ended september 90 as sos. 293, as against
ses2. O52 the previous quarter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-13
Yester

PROyISIONS-Quiet but hrmer' OWING 10
,aodirr tone 10 the Western hog mar
Sets and further complaints Of hog cholera
PoRK-steady; mess, s:3@ 81 co. go; in pPEE
wess sisGsls 30: family, SD 1OhS2O 30 !;
racket sis 5Odsi9 so; extra India mess; s2s
a 500. DRESSED HoGs-Easy; IFS TT c:
aanio, 10 In i4x Misc: IL III. i4c; IA lb.
f EGisc picked hams, I4c. TALLow0oogiet;
special. &c; city, ofc; country; e a. n.c
-, Iosc. redned. South America. L.. Toe;
Continent, II .55c: Brazil. kegs. l3i Toe: COM
Mound ouiet. 81 Gsxc STEARINE-Steady;
oIeo' 81. m9kc: city lard. ll%c.
syrnns and demand was quiet. Fair demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-13
THE METAL MARKETS.

coPPER-The market for standard copper
was weak and unsettled on the Metal En-,
chanae- with spot November, December ana
Ianu9rv I4256l525c. In London copper
Syas weak early, but closed firm at 1858 Tor
spot and f67 los for futures. The iocs,
street market for copper was weak ana
nnsettled. with lake quoted I61sc nominal;
eIectrolytIc 1914 Q15%c and casting, lohc
TIN-Was firm. with spot quoted 1881 q q
20 80 &c. November and December, 3D. ~
IA. SOC; January. 3o.37 Y a 39.62hc. and Febs
ruary, 39.50639TJc. in London tin was
steady closing at fi79 lbs for spot and
f1S1 los for futures
LEAD-Quet: New York spot. 4.30a44oc
and East st Louis Also 4.25c. London lead
closed at flo Gs Sd.
SPELTER-Quiet; New York spot, 5.25
n 5.35c and East st Louis. sos a 8. zoe. Lon
don spelter closed al f20 lbs Cd.
IRON-Mddlesboro No 3. I9s Cd in Lon
don. The local market was quiet and un-
changed. with No | Northern quoted 1859
SIG 80; No y Northern. SIS 50G SIG; No
Southern and soft, SIS 25g $50 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-13

average. IS Is per 100 10; 2.s. 4 N: Sis; ioSs
II No. s. 10: 1853 state ~ 10. IS Is: ia Penn, ~
No. 81 So " state sheep; us 70; A% s :; 81
Tobin & shannon 1853 state lambs. IS ID, S.;
Is culls, 90 n. IS; 3 Gull sheep. 50 70. 3; g
~ S.; PA. Sc 10 IS; liz. IS 10, 81 Is; IS state.
SO n. IS; l57, 50 ID, 81 70; l7s Penn. a h
81 so S. Ind. s. No. 81 %; q Va ealis' -, - 10 10
is Penn. iO5 n, 81: 6 culls. 50 10. 81 10; year
lings. so 10. Sc; s. us 10. IS 80 80. -,
81 20. zoe Ohio 50 10. 81 20; Penn culls. Is ~
so state yeaGnss ~ ~ ~ 20 4 seeep;
culls. 100 10 s.; 9. 81 10. So IS; 2. Is N. $50
Mcpherson & Co.: 2O5 state lambs. 70 10. y;
203. " 10. s.; % sheep. lol H. 81. a..
s. Judd a. Co.: 81 Penn lambs, ~ 10, - ~
]. G. Curtis & Son: l35 state lambs, IS 10 g;
1877. "a 10. s.; 20. 81 10. 81 70; I4S So 10. 81 20;
10 VI. l94 ID. 81 50; 12S, IS 10. G5; culls, =.
H. s. 50; state sheep. 81 10, 81 p; s. lOl To- ";
2 S. ID So so: bucks, 100 n. 50 80: culls. so
10 81 50; 50 VI sheep, se n. 81 IS; 49, 20 TO- ~
George & l.. s. Dillenback: 1853 VI lambs 81
~ IS; -. rs N, 81 IS: l54 state IS 10. 10; 81
So ~ 81 75 IS. So rb. 81 25 state sheep III TO-
81 so; culls. IS N. 81. 49,,
w r. Hume: 50 state lambs. a ID. 81 10 "a
b. W. Otis & Co: a state lambs. 50 TO- ~ b.
90 sheep. 122 II. 81.
HOGs-Receipts. 1883 head; car on sale
Market nlener, WIN rtpOIltu SditS az v ..
IS rs per 100 10: roughs. 81 2JnS1 80. Country
dressed hogs steady at sdl217c per NJ.
Sales-S. Sanders: IL Penn hogs, l54 10 aver
age, s. rs per 100 10.
Kerns Commission Co: II state hogs, lSs 10
S 90: 8 roughs. 200 ID. 81 %.
s. Judd & Co.: Penn hogs, 12s 10. IS 10.
Chicago. Nov 2.-HOGS-Receipts, 30o"o'
strong at fast nights average: bulk OF sales
81 sO1ss 10: light. 81 6o@Ss 10; mixed: - 80
MSS %: heavy 81 45mSs %: rough. 81 40m
81 CO. pigs. s. 5OGs7 co CATTLE-Receipt
90 900; steady to 15c lower; beeyes' 80 sow
81 CO. Texas steers. 81 6omsI 40; stoGkcrs
and feeders 81 oOdS7 60: cows and heifers.
81 25aSS Is: calves. 81 S11 -. SHEEP-Re-
ceipts, 10000: weak. mostly 1543oc loMer
native s41JmSJ 81; Western, 81 25n - - :
yearlings. So 5OasG 50; lambs, SO l0@sI 81;
Western, SO t0qS7T5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-13
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCE
FLOUR AND MEAI~F1our very II

FLOUR AND MEAL loui W ',,n,nd on
The following prices m wood are quoted on
,hn Nov York Produce Exchange: spring pa
ents 81 4jdS4 10: winter stralghts' 81 Eog
81 III. winter patents, ~ f'gst ~, sP,nt,s
clears. 81 i5ms4 80: extra No ! winter - oop
az r. ey,ra No . winter. 81 45pS3 90. Kansas
s,raigbts ST 2jdS4 80; fancy iprlng patents
e. MS 81 RYE FLOUR Quiet; fair to
good s3 G0dS3 10. choice TO fancy ~ ,Sps3 "
CORNMEAI.-B Barely steady; kin dried - go. 80,
nae MEAI.-Fine white and yellow 81 oSR
q, 80 a. rnarse 81 JOasi 80. FEED-Western
80. han TO arrive. 1O0-lb sacks, va,
standard middling. s25; -four DO ~ on. req
do, goa. CITY barely steady; bulk sZ3' hac ~
COZ middling. S26qs30 80; red dog s3l 20
ollmeal. s3i 50qs32 H. a.. oocoe
,nsrIIet which at one time carried prices up
an 70 "a points for the active POSITIONS, Hpout
equal to the loss OF TUESDAY. Inc up.u, sn,i,n,
nTessure from Brazil and the strength aDrodu
Tho rally was considered no more than uio
after such a sharp decline as mas beeh ehpeII
onced recently although some authofiues eS
es.ad Tho onInion that II marked the cur
ptnatton Of the liduidatlng movement: tost
ana freight offers were unchanged 10 hppue u, Ia
rojnts higher and sales came 10 hsnt Oh 3D.
600 bags which had been uldue on ~ 49,
Goc,,ne OF this Chicago was SAID 10 nave
,rnbased 2 900 bags. and the trade was an
,icinating a better demand Tor spot con sa e ee
from the interior. as after deciIne VI % -
bag during the last month roa .,ars Dnring
,ha last few minutes of trade there Was "
newed selling. which resulted IN nsPp,o5
about 10 ponts from the high OF the sessio.
ciosinp prices being barely STEADY az ~, NJ
odrance of 1s TO 90 points. sales were ~
90 hass Hayre was unchanged 10 = franc
ioyyer early but at the close showed net Gaihs
~ A@1 franc. and Hamburg: aiter opening
al a decline Of %Gl ptehiLisE, enoi mar
W., steadier' with Rio rs at o%c. Local con-
tract prices: yas,or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-13
fRv Telearanh 10 The Tribune. ]

ST. Louis. Nov. 12.-CATTLE-Receipts. 20O;
fair movement at steady prices; steers. - eou
50 40; yearlngs So 75Gs9 10: heifers, s. 35nsS 81
cows. 81 5OGS 20: Southern steers - 5odN 50,
HOGS-Receipts II, 800: moderately active and
weights. Sass Is: bulk Of sales. s. 75dsS pack
ers. 81 65TSS: lights. 81 50: pigs. Sc 50Q$7 %
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts. $500; active
and 10c lower: lambs, s. 25dS 90: Gull lambs,
sass 50; mutton sheep. 81 i004 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-13

ABOUT nineteen cars OF ore left the
Nvoat camp last week. half of which was
" low grade. The shipments amounted
" ss4eo tons Of high grade and 626,SSo
Sis Nlow grade. total OF 1,305,SiO tons.
.u''e were shipped 10l bars of silver
s.sht ll7,s6i ounces. valued at ssS47S. OF
rH@h Nipissing contributed $6l,6S7 and
"sfr Lake the remainder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-13

New York. November r. 1913
GRAIN - WHEAT - The market declined
go To SAC early under liquidation prompted
by more favorable crop and weather adyices
from Argentina, hut rallied late on covering
prompted bv iirfnncss IN Winnipeg, and closed
at nci loss OF sc to isc Broomhall
eat" from Argentina reported good rains in
cordoba, Buenos Ayrcs and PamIaN which
are the principal grain raising provinces. a
private cable TO large Western house late
I'm the day said that the rains were only light.
and this. together with report that large
steamer containing 10000 bushels had been
lost on Lake Superior. was largely instru-
mental In causing the late rally, especially
as there were rumors OF hedging operations
In the Winnipeg market. The secretary OF
tho Northwestern Grain Association reported
the crop In Northwestern Canada az 1901
600 bushels and gave the amount left In farm
ers' hands at 81. 5JG. 900. No red winter
wheat was quoted AZ eGiSc. 1 Z New York.
export basis. and eSc, o b; No ! Northern
Duluth g5c. b. CORN-The market de
clined %c 10 i.o early in sympathy with
wheat and on predictions OF a liberal move
ment Of new corn in the West within the
next week. hut rallied late and closed IN
changed TO Sc net higher large Western
grain house issued a rather hearsh statement.
about 80 cents a bushcl over last year. while
apparent supplies only 49,. oro. oru.Cpp bush
els less than the teu-year average. ana Ar
Frntine corn IS competing with American corn
al lower prices. Export corn, I9i.c. o b..
OATS Trading was Inactive and price changes
were narrow closing not unchanged 10 &c
lower Receipts were more liberal and Brad
streets visible showed an Increase ~ 3IS.op
bushels compared with an Increase OF 2,SOS.tpo
last year cash market quiet: standard white.
45q4Gc: 40 =. asa lG'gc. NO !. 44ni3c. no 4.
43G44c: ordinary clipped 43n3isc; fancy
clipped. 46ai7c. all elevator. RlE-Quiet; No
. Western. 67isc g I New YORK export
ARLEY-Steady; mailing 6IgI7o, ! Buf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-13
CURB ECHOES.

The Offices Of the Caribou Cobalt Mine
company, In Toronto. have received the
loiowing information from the mine:
Aew vein contains three stringers, one
men wide. centre one 1000 ounces, other
Two, smaltite carrying some high grade
nui rock good for about IL feet, average
assay 50 ounces"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-13

The Penn-Canadian during the month
q October produced 6O,0i5 ounces Of sill
yer the largest previous output being
"'S' ounces for a single month. During
We month 100 tons Of ore were treated
uay and with the reported discovery OF
s0ne new veins. it is said, this rate Will
W maintained for some time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-13
BOND DOTS.

~. .He Harris Trust and Savings Bank, OF
nsns aso, was awarded on November the
80" per cent lO-40-year option gold
p'h tax free bulkhead and retaining
~ :" construction bonds of Astoria, Chat
W County. Ore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-13
Only a moderate demand was needed

Only a moderate demand was needed
In the cotton market yesterday to over
come the effect of bearlsh reports from
the South. but trading was comparatively
quiet all day. There seems To be fall
ing off OF speculative interest pending
better indications as to the final crop fig
ures. as crop views are as far apart now
as they have been at any time this sea-
son. Advices from member Of the local
exchange who is now abroad to friends
here indicate that mills in Belgium, Aus
tria and Italy are going on short time.
and there is talk OF curtailment In Lam
cashire, owing to poor trade In the East
The advance here at one time reached
BALL. points. but there was realizing be-
fore the close. which cut down the gain
TO net to 13 points, with the market
steady. Southern spot markets were gem
orally Lice lower, but the local market
held unchanged at 13.6oc for middling up
land; no sales: delivered on contract, 100
bales. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-13
THE COTTON MARKET
Less Active but Steady, Max
ing a Small Gain.
WEATHER IN COTTON STATES.

For North and South Carolina, fair and
warmer to-day; tomorrow. fair. with moderate
south winds
For Alabama, fair and GARNER to-day; to-
morrow. fair, with moderate south and south
west winds
For Mississippi, fair to-day and warmer in
southeastern portion. tomorrow, far. ana
somewhat colder In the northern and western
portions. with moderate south winds.
For Louisiana, fair to-day. tomorrow, fair.
and somewhat colder in the Interior, with
moderate south winds on the coast.
For Tennessee. fair to-day. and warmer In
the eastern portion. tomorrow, fair and some
what colder.
For Virginia. fair to-day and tomorrow In
the eastern portion: Tomorrow, partly cloudy
and colder. with moderate to brisk west winds.
For West Virginia. fair and warmer to-day;
tomorrow, fair and somewhat colder.
For Eastern Texas fair to-day. and colder In
the northwestern portion. tomorrow, fair, with
moderate south winds on the coast
For Western Texas, fair to-day and some
what colder In the northeastern and extreme
northern portions; tomorrow. fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-13

Liverpool cables: Spot. good demand: sales
10 600 bales; speculation and export LOCO;
American. 5000: imports, 1900, all American.
T1ts roints lower: closed steady. 2Gj points
lower November. 7.i5lad: November Decem-
Der. 7ol I'd: December January "a; January
February. ID: February-March' lad; March
hnriI ioid. April-May. 7Ol1ad; May-June
7oaj: June-Juiy. lad: July-August. 6.9I I'D;
AvgustS SeptemOer Gs1iad: September October.
6.55d; October November 6.44isd. manchester
business at concessions
New Orleans. Nov. IL. Moderate though IN
.,s,ent having brought about an early advance
~ cotton futures prices here to-day and af-
ter much OF the advance had been lost on
realizing by longs new ou y,css io The e close
steady was TO 10 points net higher. I'm
nortsnt sections of the belt reported picking
aabont over and one of the best Alabama sec
tons reported a greQt reduction In the amount
-, ootto, einned daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-13
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Furnished by Middendorf, Williams & Co. In
corporated. No. 81 Pine street, New YORK,
and No l29 East German street. BaltimofeJ
Ola ASH Bid Ask.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-13

= ",por's state that Hanover. York Coun-
lehn'' held an election on November
favorable vote was cast on the
v slon 80 issue the $4,000 sanitary,
~ engine house and $4,000 street i'm
Fovement bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-13

terday at auction at the eAchahS"
room by Adrian II. Muller & SON.
By order OF executors.
100 Republic Iron and Steel Company -,
10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS company com
mon Temporary voting trust certificate. -
o. New York Central & Hudson River haii
road Company - - - - . - -.
co Anerican sugar Refining Company com
mon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~. =
90 Consolidated Gas Company .....'.''''i-s ,a
"a Utah Copper Company: per share 80
10 NiDissing Mines Company; per share''s' =. =
100 American Ice Securities COMPANY. 80,
By order OF administrator.
. 10 Mexican Consolidated Mining Company
and 1903 Contractors Association lo'''''''SI'
For account Of whom IT may concern.
4 Rank OF Metropolis. ........... ..'...'' oF1
M Kew West Realty Company; lot. .,,...,,-SiO
Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Company 100
First National Bank. Jersey city. ...... o.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Com.
pany ......'..s.'.. '.'' ''''' '''''' '''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-13
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs Of Current Interest
for the Investor.

- conditions throughout the Chi'eu
GRO helng studied by public ana
s'as o,. interests in an endeavor 10 1ore-
pri'" t,.rre development. THE Coal Trade
cas- -, of November ~ is optimistic.
~. 49, following is quoted
while there is slackening up OF IN
TRIAL conditions in some sections they
uue hordly be said to be as bad as certain
COZ - would have us believe. Though the
p",,o,, NJ affairs to-day might be much
SUI ret il could be decidedly worse.
80. soeus 10 be continued hesitation to
had on the part Of many, and OF
90 there are some In the coal trade
tosl the effects of any slackening of
,'..,,g on the part of manufacturers. All
vs. of,en these folks shout that condi-
- IN the trade were never worse, for
ling that il is not so very long ago
~, soft coal was being sold at loss in
nv instances. And the statistics of coal
" -a,.o,,snt indicate to what a great extent
80 is something doing in the trade"
Debt and Wealth Of Nations.
rbsre has been an increase in the com
,,nod debt of the various countries of the
.,.o-,d Of 20 per cent during the last ten
,..o,s and in the last forty years the total
Az, has doubled, according to informa-
ron furnished by the bureau Of Foreign
md Domestic Commerce. France to-day
has The largest national debt. amounting
"a S&4.00.OO0; Russia comes next, with
axe 1900 900: and in their order the United
Kinrdom. with 50, 5000 900; Italy. S2,707,-
n. ao: Spain. s1S15 900 600; British India
81 r7SOO0OO: Japan, sl,242 10000; German
Empire g. rs, 100000; the German States,
s7%OoOOo; Austria Hungary. sl,05l COO
an. Austria, s1.494.OOO.OC0; Hungary. 81
100000, and the United States. sl02s,-
noOoo The debts of the nations as COM
pared with their wealth are In striking
contrast. The United States debt is about
the lowest, but In wealth this country Is
5000 10000 richer than the next wealth.
lest. The estimated figures place the
wealth Of the United States at $3.50. 900, 900
o,J; Great Britain and Ireland. $50, 900 0oo,-
ev; France. S.. OOO,O00,0O0; Germany, 500
mcMO0; Russia. $4,000 900: Austria
Hungary. $685. 10000; Italy, s2O,O0o.O o0,-
no and so on down the list. No other
example Of the sound fundamental condi-
tons Of the United State seems to be nee
esary.
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