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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11
Latest Dividends Declared.

Canadian t'ottons Company. quarterly Of IL
per cent PAYABLE January TO stoch OF re'o''
December -.
Crown Reserve Mining Company monthly Of
per cent. payable January /. 80.
Trinidad Electric Company quarterly of IL
per cent. payable January 10 TO stock OF rec
ord December ~.
Eastern Lighting and Fuel Company quar-
terry u - per cent. payable January I"
stock ~ record December ~.
Eastern Texas Electric Company. semi an .
nual " 81. payable January ] 10 preferred
stock % record December -
Garfield safe Deposit Company. semi annual
of per cont payable December p TO stock 81
IT,. ora December 10
Glddon Varu!sh company per cent, pay
Great r-Ess Towing Company. quarterly 81
-, uer cent on the preferred stock. payable
Lake shore 4 Michigan southern Railroad,
semi annual - per cent PAYABLE January -
To stock Of record December ~.
New York Central a Hudson River Railroad
IoWIauy. quarterly Of !. per cent, payable
January ~ 10 stock - record December II"
Sew York 4 Honduras Rosario Mining CNnl-
pauy. quarterly OF g per cent. pay able Deem
Der 80 10 stock Of record December ~.
Northern Securities Company. per cent
payable January 10 10 stock Of rc;ord Decem-
Philadelphia. Baltimore & Washington Rail
vay. sem. annual OF per cent, payable De
cember ~ 70 Stock Of record December 10
Prudential Insurance Company. annual ~
10 pcr cent and 10 per cent extra payable
JanugD 2
SlHWtU'Cag water ana ROVER 'pHIdhf
quarterly of ~ per cent. payable January ~
10 stock ~ record January :.
Sh,,iIle Power and Light Company, quar-
terIy OF ~ per cent on the preferred stock.
uayable January . TO stock OF record Decem-
her -
Thomrspr- StarTstt Company. semi annual o'
Der cent on the common stock. payable
January 2 20 stock ~ record December -.
Bcncfara Electric Company. Ltd. quarterly
Of ] per cent. PAYABLE January ] 10 stock OF
record Dc, cWhcr -.
United Shoe Machinery Company. quarterly
OF j.. per cent on the preferred and per cent
on the common payable January 20 stock OF
recnri December 10
Westcr1. Union Telegraph Company. quar-
terIy Of q, per cent. payable JaCuary 10 10
~ ok Of record December ~.
corn Exchange National Bank. chicago spe-
cIal Of \ rer cent. payable December - 10
stock 81 record December 9.
Union carbide company, stock dividend "I
90 nor cent PAYABLE January to stock "'
record December ~. also tho regular quar-
tcrlv Of ~ uer cent. payable tho same date
SIoss Sheffield steel and Iron Company
regular quarterly ~ "a per cent on the pre-
fcrrcd stock PAYABLE January - TO stock OF
record December 10
Library bureau. per cent, covering two &c
CcIrcd dIviCoLds on the preferred stock. pay
aide January 10 stock of record December -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11

hams steady; 13hc. TALLow-ouiet; spe-
LARD-steady; middle West. i0.somlo soc:
eiJ frm; lOfs Il04c; refined easy, south
America, l2.OJc: Continent. IL. 4Oc: Brazil.
kegs, l3.05c; compound quiet, sis gs+c.
STEARlNE-Barely steady; cleo, 1910
asked city lard, 11% q12c.
MOLAsSES AND SYkUPS-There was
pretty active demand for molasses, and
prices were firm, Influenced by frmness OF
the New Orleans market. New orleans cen
trifugal, common, 15q20c: fair. 1s92ic;
good, 30q3ic prime, SO a. 0c; New Orleans
open kettle, IS az soc; SYRUPS, common, IL y
lie; medium. I6I isc; fancy. 20425c..
NAVAL ST0RES-Turpentine quiet and a
shade easier in sympathy with the South.
Rosin was about steady. Tar ruled firm.
TURPENTINE, spirits. machine. bbs. Acc.
TAR, retort, 7.75c; kiln. Sc; ROSIN. COM
mon to good strained 4q4.10c, and u.
415c; f. 420c; F, 425c; q. 430c; and
I. 4.J5c: X, 1900; NJ, 5.50c; n. $500; W G,
&c. and w W. 725c.
OiLs-Refned petroleum was unchanged.
Linseed oil was steady. PETROLEUM.
standard white, bbls. New York and Phil
adelphia, S.75c; bulk, 5.25c: cases, 1l.25c;
water white. bbls, 9.75c; bulk. 625c; cases.
1:.25c: LINSEED OIL, American seed. city
raw. 51q 52c; sout-of-town raw, 50q5lc Cal
cutta raw, zoe.
COTTONSEED OILc-Tradlng was more &C
tive, but IL was at the expense OF values,
and the market closed rather heavy, with
net losses Of / to points. Local contract
prices;
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ties are ' said to be $500: assets CT Loo ~
b. Bernstein was vas, appointed receiver.
filed against John r. Willadsen. doing bust
ness as John X. Willadsen e. Co. manufact-
TreTs Of kiwonCs, at No SS East 2lst street
Arnold. Constable q Co, $1,000. and Fried.
Mendelson & Co. $50. Liabilities are said to
be $4,000; assets. $1,000 Judge Holt appoint
Ell Francis II. Griffin receiver; bond, 81 500
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
DONATE D'ANDRBAs. - Petition filed
against Donate D'Andreas. grocer. at No. 49,
Ninth Mint avenue. Creditors Mae G.. Maujer.
S292: Gabriel Heater, Sl96, and Philip II.
SeRel. S36
BURGB d. CATLIN.-Burge d. catlin.
salesman. Of No. 529 West l45th street, peti-
tion. with liabilities of s233O; no assets. The
Peoples Bank of Buffalo is creditor for 81
DAVID oBINsON.-David Robinson. Of
No. 517 West 1l3th street, filed petition, with
liabilities OF SI,l28: no assets
NORRIS FINkEB Morris Finkel, of No.
] East lo6th street, fled petition, with liabili-
ties OF S3.1sJ: no assets. OF the liabilities
200 is on lease Of offices in the Marbrldge
Building.
J. h. KIsLNGER-P Petition filed against
Joseph H. Kisinger. also known as J. B.
brescher. diamond dealer, who formerly had
an Office I'm the Marbridge Building at Sixth
avenue and 3ith street and who. 1t is said,
E leit the Cool city In October. Creditors: Frank
r. voseler. 1919. Judge Holt appointed
Fletcher ". Bangs receiver; bond 500 It
was stated that there are no assets in this
city, but there are supposed 10 be $1,000 as
sets In Paris. which money Kslinger cabled
10 Paris before he left New York II was
said in the affidavit filed with the application
that kisinger was indicted here and that he
was arrested I'm Paris on November IL with
Antoinette Bonner. and eXtraditlon proceed
ings are pending against Kisllnger. 4 petit
tion was filed against Kislinger on November
? 1911; he received discharge in July 1872
ana, IL Is said, creditors received no dividend.
Liabilities then were sl5,363. A petition was
also filed against Antoinette Bonner on No
vember 10. 1911. when she was dealer In
diamonds and iewclry at No - Maiden Lane
ID. ROSENFELD & CO.-Judge Holt ap-
pointed Henry ". Barnes receiver for David
Rosenfeld. trading ID. ROsenfed e. Co,
womens tailor, at No GA Madison avenue
bond 5000. with authority to carry on bust
ness for twenty days.
JOHN G.. SCHFIHORN.-Judge Holt ap-
pointed Carleton :. Cooker receiver for John
@. Schelhorn. bakery and lunchroOm. at No
6i2 Hudson street; bond $1,000 with authority
20 carry on business thirty days.
j. GOLDBERG a BEILINSON- Judge Holt
granted discharge from bankruptcy to j.
Goldberg 4 Bciinson, cloak manufacturers. OF
No i2J West 22d street. against whom pc
titi0n was filed on June 10 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES,
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago, Dec. 1o.-The shares Of the
Union Carbide Company furnished the
principal feature OF trading on the local
exchange to-day. Closing around 1879 yes
terday, the price was lifted to POI at the
opening this morning, where it held until
the announcement of the stock dividend
was made; then the shares jumped swiftly
to 2o5l4, and from that to 30, without any
dealings between. Prices dropped back
several points in the subsequent trading.
Pneumatic Tool and National Carbon also
were higher. Diamond Match. American
Can common and Swifts held firm. De-
clines occurred In Peoples Gas shares and
rights, Sears Roebuck common, American
Can preferred and Steel common. Bust
ness In bonds remained small and prices
ruled steady.
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Yester-

RCE-There was no improvement noted
IN the demand. and prices remained nom
!naL Stocks are accommodating, and while
the domestic crop will be short the importa-
lion OF foreign rice is enough to offset this
deficiency. Screenings, 2Ss q2Bc; ordinary
g4hc; fair: Az q4sc; good, 5q5tc;
prime, ia gjSc; choice. 5sg5%c; Japan,
81 g4l2e; Patna, 5Ag5&c.
otGAh-Reined was dull and unchanged,
win the Federal quoting 4.25c and all other
reliners 4.3oc for fine graduated. The fol-
lowing are list prices OF the American Sugar
refining Company: Crystal dominos. In cases
Z-lb cartons, half or full size pieces. 7.50c
tons, &c. and 7.i0c In half eases; Eagle tab
iets 9.soc; cut loaf 5.30c; crushed. 5.2Oc;
crs' graduated. 1900: xxx powdered,
loo, and DC in containers 2j-lb bulk; Eagle.
DID bags powdered. 4.70c; powdered and
coarse powders and Eagle coarse granu-
lated. ii5c; fruit powdered and Eagle coarse
graduated, 4.3jc; Domino graduated, cases.
2!o, 3E-lb and 5-lb cartons, 1850. and
9-lo cartons: fine graduated. 4.55c; 2-lb
bags do; 4.55c; lob bags do 4.5oc; Is and
4.4oc; fine granulated and diamond A. 4.s5c;
confectionery \. 425c; No l. 42Jc; No .
zoe; No 3: 4l5c; No 4. 41oc; No 3. 4.O5c:
Ss5c s NG 10 10 ESQ., Sg'f 10 No s. 2soe No no g
S.70c; Nos 10. IA and IS, 365c. Raw was
nominal. Holders were Offering al 21-1Gc
Tor December clearance, and al &c for Jan
reported. Spot prices were 3. fJM3.54c for
Centrifugal 295d 3.O4c for muscovado. go
W-dJc for molasses, and . 3-32 n 3-i6c
cost and freight. In London beet sugar was
reported with sellers at quotations. which
were Us for December. De lid for January
ana Us sd for MAY. with the curb at So IL I'D.
9s ! I. d and 9s J4d, respectively. The move.
mtnt OF sugar at United States Atlantic
Horts for the week, according 20 wilett e
GRAY, was as follows: Receipts. 260S4 tons,
against 1880 the previous week. 90. 1852 last
year. and 1855 In 1911 melting. $4,000.
against $4,000. 20 900 and 2s 900: total stock
" 9o4. against $500. IS, los and 125. 565.
reNpectiVelY.
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BUSINESS REVERSES

AARON KOsOFSKY.-Petition hled asa 5.,'
Aaron Kosofsky furrier. at NO - "est gu 81
,ret Win a department In a store at 10
2oo Eiuh avenue and a store at no ff' W asn
~ 49,, street Boston. Creditors, hdNa,u
, ,ns,,an sG,I and Morris u. Hrsch. $50.
Judge Holt appointed william BlaI Tsee hvs
DOM ,Spcrtv DAYS Liabilities are said 10 De
So 900: assets more than $1,000 lie s,, ess
peen ia from 1905 TO February, 1913, he
W was interested in the Hudson Bay Importing
ComPHHHSff ~ Observation-Disclosures a.
Greendeld, furrer. OF No, 237 Nest HUN rLo,n
800 made an assignment 10 William Hen
III ir petiton has been nled against hill'
Creditors. Jacob schoenholt.s. ,oo >oJE h IInly
aSnointed Merrill w Galloway receiver. Win
authority to carry on pus sis 200 assets 90
800. ,,>,a po,,,,or dled against
Aronow A aons. manufacturers OF SiodAS
and suits. al No. 81 Fourth avenue. creditors;
II Bank. 500; Hyman Lnpo'iil, Siio' a
William BECKER S225 The business was
started on December /, 1900 and the partners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11
ALFRED H. SMITH
new CENTRAL HEAD
Will Succeed William c.
Brown on January l.
His Career.

.,trad H. Smith. senior vice-president
= ,be New York Central lines, who has
-, considered the logical successor of
.,.ruiar, c. Brown as head of that sys-
was elected president yesterday to
49, nm the duties of that office on Janu-
., when Mr.. Brown retires. Mr.. Smith
~.os also elected president and director
.ho Lake Shore & Michigan Southern,
,,a,l as a director of the New York
r.n,ral 10 succeed Mr.. Brown.
NJ, smiths career I'm many respects
,.s been similar TO that of Mr.. Brown. in
.sot each entered rail- oading i'm humble
.os,,ions and through native ability at
lined places of high executive impor-
.o,ce Mr.. Smith, who is now in his
es1s,b wear. began as a messenger boy
,n Cleveland for the Lake Shore & Mchi-
nor Southern i'm 1879. Later he worked for
time in the Office of the purchasing
AGENT. and then resigned to join a con-
Struction gang engaged in the change of
Grade and reconstruction of the Lake
shora west Of Toledo. In this work he
vas engaged for several years. becoming
.oreman and then general foreman In
construction work.
In 1890 Mr.. Smith was made superin-
,endent Of the Kalamazoo division of the
lake Shore & Michigan Southern, and
excessively became superintendent OF
tina Lansing, Franklin and Michigan di-
visions. In 1901 he was appointed assist
ant general superintendent and then gen
sral superintendent. A year later he was
transferred 10 the New York Central as
general superintendent
His appointment as general manager OF
the New York Central took place in 1905,
and in 1906 he was elected a vice-president.
On April Is. 1912, he was made vice-presi-
dent of the lines west of Buffalo. with
Jurisdiction over operation, maintenance
and construction of all lines In the New
York Central system, east and west or
Buffalo, with the exception of the Pitts
hurgh & Lake Erie, west and the Boston
Albany and Rutland railroads, east of
Buffalo.
In March Of this year Mr. Smith became
senior vice-president Of the New York
Central lines. This promotion extended
his jurisdiction over all the roads included
in the system and over all departments.
There was considerable anxiety in the
financial district yesterday over the out
eers of the directors meeting, but when
Il was announced that no reduction in the
dividend had been considered and that
Mr.. Smith had been selected as Mr..
Browns successor the relief was ap-
parent In an advance in the stock OF Us
points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11

New York December 10, lHl"s
CRAIN-M market again gave
evidences OF strength. and after an early Ie-
cline OF i,c to Sc prices rallied, ana AT tne
close we're isc 20 &c higher. Longs SOLD free
Is during the forenoon. and seemed inclined 10
liquidatc owing to the poor response 10 recent
aggressive bulish operations, but prices RAJ F.
lied quickly late on buying prompted by IN p
creased export sales. on the whole the MARK
was narrow and somewhat tsNensn, Sn'
prices moved in rather festureless way IN
dicating an absence 81 leadership as vel as
a lack OF outside interest Foreign markets
were lower than expected and sehuHent
abroad was Influenced by liberal offerings from
Australia as well as evidences that holders
Of native wheat in Western Europe were more
willing TO sell. The movement at Northwest
Crn points was moderate. hut stocks at Mime
apolis and Duluth showed good increases so
far this week. and there was only moderate
cash demand. AdViccs from the West said
that $500 bushels of hard winter had been
sold FOR export and aside from this there we're
sales reported here OF 10 loads OF Manitoba
and two cargoes were chartered for IS and 80
loads probably old business, late on Tuesday.
No red winter wheat was quoted 81 elevator
iuth. eei.c. o b. CoRN-Price changes we're
within a range Of smSsc. but after showing
a declining tendency early under selling by
commission houses prices rallied I'm sympathy
with wheat and at the close were isc lower
10 isc net higher. There appeared 20 be
good demand for May in Chicago around zoe
and under, and this had a tendency to stimu-
late confidence. especially as offerings from
the country were not as heavy might have
been expected. New No yellow corn. SAC
& / =. 10 arrive OATS-The market was only
moderately active and prices nuctuated largely
changed 10 isc lower Cash market steady
standard white. 48d46irc: No q iTa47iac: No
3. - '1ai6c; No T. 4Jn+5isc. ordinary clipped
iJQl6Hc: fancy. Fnlsc. all elevator. RYE -
export. all rail. BARLEY-Qulet; mating IS
asOr. g ( Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11
CURB ECHOES.

The Butte Barnes-King during N6vem-
Der shipped bullion to the amount of
$4,000. There were 1850 tons treated with
an average yield of So 90.
The Entiat Mining Company has pur-
chased control Of the Rex mine, near
Entiat. Wash The Entiat Mining Com
pany is a newly organized corporation.
which is erecting a cyanide plant and
new stamp mill about 10 miles west
OF Spokane.
The capital stock OF the Caledonia Min
ing Company at a recent meeting was
increased from ST. 800 600 to s.. $4,000, ac-
cording TO a dispatch from Wallace,
Idaho.
Papers have been filed at Spokane an
nouncing the organization OF the Che
welah Consolidated Mines Company, with
capital OF 100000. The company will
develop the property OF the Leurer mine
north of Chewclah, consisting of seven
claims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11

PROyIsIONS-The market developed nrm-
ness and closed at the high point, notwith-
standing very heavy receipts OF hogs at
Western points The advance was due
Iatgeiy TO buying by packers and grain
houses. who were thought TO be covering.
nut sentiment was inclined TO be bearsh. as
e,pectations and the demand for the cash
product is none too good. PORK-Steady:
mess. s23 25qS2s 10 family. s2+ 506s27;
mess. sis0sis so; family. sl0Qs2O; packet.
SIS 30 AZ $40 so: extra India mess. ScS q $50.
DRESSED HOGS-Steady: 1O% @11Hc pigs,
1t&c. CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies easy:
10 10, 134c; IL 10, 13lsc; Il TO- 13c; picked
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEADOARD CLEARANCEs,
FLOUR AND MEAI-Flour


slightly hrmcr In sympathy with wheat. Win
ter wheat grades appeared To be scarce and
are firmly held. although buying continues of
jobbing character. The following prices in
wood are quoted on the New'York Produce Ex-
change: Spring patents, 81 50aSi 75: winter
gifts, 81 2oflSi 40; winter patents 81 SOD
81 50. spring clears, 81 1884 80: extra No 1
winter 81 65dS3 ~: No 2 s. 45ds3 80: Kansas
straights, 81 2Ou$t 80: fancy spring patents.
50 4OnS5 90. RYE FLOUR-Steady: fair 10
good 81 50dS3 rs: choice to fancy. SO 7JnS3 so.
CORNMEAL,-Kiln dried. So -. BAGMEAI-
Fine white and yellow, 81 5Od$l IS: coarse.
81 45asl 80. FEED.Westcrn steady: bran to
arrive. 100 10 sacks, s2i -: standard middling.
S2i 80: flour do. S2s. red dog, $50 10: city
steady: bulk. $23 80: sacks. $2J: middling.
s25 5Oas30 80; red dog S3l -; oilmeal, s3iip
S3i 80
COFFEE-The market was again narrow.
but a steady tone prevailed early, and most
OF the active positions showed slight gains
over the finals OF Tuesday Cost and freight
offers from Brazil We're unchanged to 10 points
higher The local demand not active. how
ever, and late in the day prices declined
sharply, closing at a net loss OF 0ul3 points.
The selling movement seemed TO De inspired
by closing weakness in Havre. and by receipts
al Sac Paulo. which came larger than expect
mering the market. and as there were few
buying orders, prices declined, with compare
lively little resistance. Havre closed at net
decline OF y franc and Hamburg was has.
nfennlR higher. Rio firm and I'M
changed while Santos spots showed an ad-
vance OF 900 refs from Saturday. with futures
unchanged from Tuesdays close. Spot barely
STEADY. with Rio is sc lower at 9ac. Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11

London sold about 1900 shares in this
market yesterday.
Advices from Los Angeles state that
the Mexican Petroleum Company has
passed the preferred dividend Of per
cent due at this time. o. ID. Bennett,
secretary of the company, said that the
directors decided to take such action
for the same reason that they passed
the common dividend. namely because
o. the unsettled conditions in Mexico.
The Stock Exchange has stricken from
the list international Traction Company's
ffty-year per cent collateral trust
bonds. due 1919. redeemed
John $ Reigel has been elected to the
presidency OF the Union Bag and Paper
Company. succeeding Edgar G. Barratt
resigned
The Pere Marquette in October earned
gross Of s1,6l1,7le. compared with 81
E55as for October last year. while net
earnings we're s249,705 against s4os,7io
asst year.
The Wabash Railroad Company reports
gross earnings of s2s67, $40 for october,
decrease Of s147,7H, and net earnings
Of S64,729, a loss OF slls,l6S
The Iatercontinental Rubber Company
announces that the agreement OF the vot-
Ing trust dated December 26, 1906, with
respect 10 the stock of the company, VIII
terminate by Limitation at noon. jan
usry /, 1917, on which date the holders
Of trust certificates for common stock
VIII be entitled TO receive in exchange
certificates OF tho Intercontinental Rub
Der Company.
The following securities were admitted
10 list by the governors Of the Stock
Exchange yesterday: Union Trust Com
pany OF New York, 10000 additional
capital stock; United States Rubber Com
pany @,422 coo additional per cent nom
cumulative first preferred stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

The Tulare County Power Company
has applied TO the California Railroad
Commission for permission to issue 5000
stock and to apply the proceeds toward
the construction Of additional transmits
sion lines into the orange belt OF Tuiare
County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11

The following securities were sold yes
terday at auction at the exchange sales
room by Adrian II. Muller q Son:
30 Markt & schaefer Company; lot .Sl.~o
10 Mutual Trust Company or Nestches,sp
ST. OgO Morris & Essex Railroad hrst NOR
gage per cent bonds. .......'''. 90. o., w. 80
go Maplewood Hotel Company preIefreH' -iv
M,nIcvood Hotel Company common. lot, s'"'
200 American and British Manufacturing 'on
rauy: lot .............'..' - ., 80
(, Hotel Holding Company nrst preferred ana
S95 90 scrip: Is Hotel Holding COMPANY SCI
nrd prcferrcd and ST. ~ scrip; u holel
ubIdine Company and $40 30 scrip l"t' 's'V
fO-i2 ColLmDia-Knickerbocker lrust 'o zoe
pany ............... '''' -. =, 90 ~,
. columbia Knickerhockcr Trust 'oinIauf
beneficial certificates ...--..''''.''.' -, .
,cn s,a,iorat smear company common, - san
GcronImo Consolidated Mines company uuAt
certificates: 20 National cigarette co,''pany
preferred: - National 'lgaetle , Dnrim,
common. 900 the General Metals hehh.m. ~.
1874 Remington Mining COMPANY pc. s"S''' ~
Tv order OF Administrator ,,,-t
81 600 New MeNico-Colorado 'oaI anu .,s,
company , per cent second collateral t s-,
bonds due August 1881: lot.......'' - .s-,'
e. 600 Ration Water Works Company OF NeT
Nexico first mortgage per cent goid DOM.
due February. 1883. -, ~
t-n uiIford pink Granite Quarrles preierreu,
i50 Milford Pink Granite Quarrles common
.on tho Broad street Realty CohpahS. ,"o
Philadelphia: lot .......'. .'''''''''' Zoo
40 pilot Films Corporations; lot.. 'g,V Vp
200 Sylvester G CO.. Inc; 1000 lndlah ii,it
It,,draulIc Coupany OF Oklahoma; lot. SlV
7ts John y Stearns & Co. common; $40 Joln
Y Stearns & 60. second preferred' lot' sxtiD
90 Union Ferry Company. ,.',.', -o.'
e. ooO Lindsey Water Company hIst anu 20
rnding 2 per cent mortgage bonds, ~
q Corn exchange National Bank. ......''' ~ ~
70 C'hilds Company (restaurano common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11
Y. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

T.. -nhston, Dee 10 The condition Of the
h, states Treasury at the beginning OF
~ to-day was: Net balance In general
ha, si|o4l5559; total receipts yesterday
a |' total payments yesterday sl,63e. -
,.h.. me deficit this fiscal year Is s7491.eo5
d. dehcit OF 81. 49,. 9C3 last year. exclu-
lsn.- rsnama Canal and public debt trans
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles ID. Barney & Co. No. %
Broad street, New York. and NO. IL South
9TH street PhiadelphiaD
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles Head a Co.. No. u wal
street,
LAND.
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81, 900 Oh GL&C lst 5s. lol 1ol lOl lcl
sEx dividend Iac,
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

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