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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New, York. February y. 1sio
GRAIN WHEAT -- Nothing occurred 70
-. rbea, market Yesterday TO liz prices OUT
q, .he nj and the close vas az drop OF 1sc'
r,.ares, e centred on tho domestic crop situa-
ton and the government report on farm Te
seryes. due on Monday, March 10. This re
mort IL expected 70 show LIBERAL supply on
tho farms Private estimates ranged AL ",
wav from 49, 600 90 10 lTo,ooo.Oo, coinpsras"
with the government figures last year ., L.,
600 COO Private reports on the coniiuop ~
ITO American winter wheat crop appear 10 pe
more favorable instead ot the reverse as So
OF the bulls have been eXpecths IN r0,. 49,
nnarfets were very indifferent with srnaN pre-
cTsnpas No red winter wheat was oeo,s,.
81 O9ie elevator and 81 II = b ahoatc 30
Northern spring, 81 Ola anoat cCr'
Commission houses we're LIBERAL seNeis, az, al.
earlv uriccs declined "a &C. but later rsiir1
and AZ the close were net unchangso 70 y
lower. Estimates on farm I .seISss .Ss's
connarrI with ss4 90 go last year AnvlSe'
rom Buffalo said that there were aooIt s.o.v
900 bushels OF corn az that point whlcn 10 ~
apuear IN the visible supply. tApor, So.a .
S7hot o b aeost OATS-Prics changes "ers
narrow but the tone was easy. ana ~ U.
lose values were i,c net lover ~ 20 -
farm reserves range from 495,1o.VoO 20 ~ ,,
op) oOo bu.hels compared with 2so.VpW
las; year Cash marSe; steady: standard VIII
quoted az 3sc. No ?. 3sisc: No :. 3.GSsc ray
r ,rack RYE,ES,eady No Western. e.. G :
Buffalo BARLEY quiet; mating oott Hs.'
e Buffalo. opening navigation; iee1,es:
55&o. New YORK. sra RAJ. $50 ,,ers . 40 iss
brshels CONFERRED with 2,92e.34l bushels Iae'
veel ana 3 2ss 20 bushels YEAR ago. =,
norts sinca July have been 1856 Do -ls nIsher,
49, tbe ,,ec,, wers 3sT. 1872 bushels, against
!, KS 37e last week, ,s6i.t s5 last year s.a y,
ports OF corn since July have been 2S,ts'' ,Ss
bushels compared with 26.slt.oSo dtrihs '"'
per.Od wear ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
BROKERS' LICENSES ASKED
Annual $500 Fee and Inspec
tons Proposed in Assembly.

Albany. Feb "a yearly license fee OF
~o for each stOckbrOker who mas be
iong to any stock exchange in the state
proposed in bin by Assemblyman
'uliller. The license would be issued
BY the Superintendent Of Banks. who
would have au'horty to make quarterly
Inspections OF each stockholders bust
ness
me measure t. designed 10 meet the OBJ
actions OF John G.. MilLurn 10 Governor
Su.zer's bill compelling stock exchanges
incorporate, which Mr.. Milburn at
recent hearing declared was unconstitu-
tOnal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
TO BUILD CHINESE ROAD
Funds for Purpose To Be Ad'
vanced by Foreign Bankers.

Picking. Fet. 2s,-Work on the HUI
Kuang Railroad is TO be begun forthwith,
an agreement having been reached as the
result of protracted negotiations by which
the American English. French and Ger
man banks concerned In the construction
loans Will advance funds or the security
Of the railroad pending the reorganization
CT the Chinese provincial transit revenues.
The original contract provided for
loan Of s3O,00O0C0 secured on these reve-
nues which were suspended in conse-
quence Of the revolution.
American. British and German engineers
are ready to start on all three sections of
the railroad simultaneously. and the
Chinese government is hopeful that many
thousands Of soldiers whom IL is anxious
TO disband will find employment in the
construction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
B. & O. BOND ISSUE
Railroad Agrees to Commits
sion's Conditional Order.

Baltimore. Feb. 2s-Thc Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad to-day agreed to "a condi-
uonal order OF the Maryland Public Ser
vice Commission authorizing a bond issue
OF Sc. 25oco0
The commission has appealed from a
court decision in which it was held that
the commission was not empowered to
pass upon the wisdom Of issuing securi-
ties. IL was made plain that the commits
sion is ready TO approve the bond issue
as necessary, but does not wish TO waive
it's powers.
The railroads claim Of exemption from
taxation in Maryland is involved in the
appeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
Southern California Gas.

The sas output of the Southern Cai-
fOrnia Gas Company for the year 1872 IN
creased over - per cent az compared
with that II 1871. according 10 the annual
report OF the company. The number OF
customers increased 500. from l'.sol to
.2iSgS. The nnancla statement for TN"
year showed a gross of sjSJ.2p. an IN
crease Of slSp9"j over 1911. operating eA-
pepses were $3.50 ~. an increase Of .ipi.''s'
leaving ut neon. Of t211.r2. an III
crease OF SIS IA Interest charges We're
,lsO o48 which lett balance FOR the year
OF t14. 4s. as compared with t5..,li. or
$3.50 per cent. over the twelve months
ended December 81, 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were fied yesterday in the United States
Court.
THE MAY MICHAELSON NOVELTY
COMPANY, INC. manufacturers OF UNI
hrella handles. No. 40. Broome street: IN
voluntary. The creditors are Israel +.
MAY g. So. Raw Grcenbcr.. 5000 and t..
NJ. Schussel. S-5. ASSETS are said to be
;2jD. ,.
BERNHARD FINKELSTElN. install
ment pedler, Of No. Ill East 10th street
involuntary. Liabilities are placed at ~
GO and assets unknown.
LEONARD A. SiIlPMAN, OF No: Di
West .5th street voluntary. Liabilities,
81 6g9 no assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
RATES ON SUGAR TOO HIGH
Commerce Commission Says Pow
erfnl Concerns' Control Traffic.

Washington. Feb. 3.-Control by "A few
powerful concerns" OF routing the sugar
traffic OF the country gives them a lever
age for controlling the rates. and there
are Indications that they have not failed
10 use the right Of their advantage the
Interstate Commerce Commission said VI
n decision to-day holding that the rates
on sugar from Cincinnati to Knoxville
and Chattanooga were too high as COM
pared with rates from competing markets.
such az New York, Philadelphia, Balti-
more and New orleans.
Without an order. II is implied. the com,
mission said that The roads anect:d
those charged from other points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
PIP FAILURES IN WEEK.

Bradstrcet's reports 81 business failures
In the United States IN the week. against
80 for the previous week ana ~ 26, ls'
and 10 for the corresponding weeks OF
1872 e. 1873 The Middle States had ~
New England Is. Southern 50. Western g.
Northwestern - and Far Western %
Canada had o. against % for the proceed
ING week. About Sc per cent Of the total
number OF concerns falling had capital OF
S. % or less and 10 per cent had from
q 0f6 ,o yIOuD capitai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Feb 2s-"The Commercial Bulletin
yill say OF the wool market to- morrow:
transactions in the Boston wool market this
week have continued 10 lie limited I'm volume
and OF a very errauc nature. and some sales
have been made NJ low prices. While dealers
who have held their values fairly firm have
rot sold much wool.
';The shipments OF wool from Boston from
January I to February "a inclusive, were II.
O45 O36 pounds. against 4s.ss3.3ls for the same
period last year. TIE receipts from January !
10 February ~ inclusive. were p.S3o. 3lb
pounds. against Is. 222 ga for the same period
last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01

PROVISIONS

PROyIsIONs-Asain established new hisn
re~oras for the season. with active covering: AZ
well as new buying prompted by !ight receipts
OF hogs at Western points and an ADVANCE Oh
l5c i'm the hog market PoRk-rirm' mes.
500 756s.l Is. family. So 50as2' 80. shoT,
ciosr' s2iGS22 "a. BEEF-FirIn; mess, Slsp
sAo. family S23dS2i: packet. S2igS-.; extra
India mess s3Ia<3s. BEEF HAMSIQuie,'
S5.aS34 DRESSED HOGS-Steagy; bacon,
Ifs.al2c, pigs. l2.sc. CUT MEAIs-fIcs.rt
bellies Arm l3%nl4iac; picked hams. Law
i5c. TALON quiet: special ie; eity. 81
country So G6isc. LARD-Firm: Middle wes,:
10 s51 10 g5c; city quiet. lOsuloSc: renneu
drm: South America, 1880. Continent, Doc
Rrazil kegs. 13.o5c: compound steady. 'arsc'
sT'EARINE.-Quiet; oleo. ioc city lard. i2,sc.
OHs-Refned petroleum unchanged. I'm
seed oil was easy. with prices points iowe1
ON American seed. and Calcutta down DC ga
lon ETROLEUM--Stsndard white. DDS.
New York and Philadelphia. 5000; belA. oyc'
cases 10 soc: water white. bois. oSc ouIn,
$50 cases. II. soc. LINSEEp OIfs-Amerlcah
seed. city rcw. 4sd4oc. and out OF town raw
aT6tsc Calcutta raw. 65c. -
COTTONsEED O.L-Firnier early, WIFI
covering bv nervous shorts. prompted Dy Me
frmress IN lard as well as new buying O"s'
irss were comparatively small. but iate % W.
day the market lost part OF the ADVANCE sne
Continued on sixteenth page. 0rst coiusls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
Aurora, EIgin & Chicago.

Gross earnings Of the Aurora. Eign &c
Chicago Railroad Company for January
were sllo,57S, as compared with sl23Ii6 for
January Of 1912. Net earnings. after op-
Grating expenses and taxes. wore s3,Gll.
as against 5000 for January OF last year.
The surplus after interest was Sl'.S4s. as
compared with $3.50. an increase OF wv
over the same month in 1912. The surplus
FOR the seven months ended January IL
was s0.e9o as compared With f2oj.l0s FOR
the corresponding period of the previous
year. an increase Of S3D,1d2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01

Exports of copper for the week ended
February p were 1883 tons. Since Feb
ruary q. iOT tons of tho metal have left
the country. COMPARED with 1895 tons for
the corresponding period year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
Ottawa LIGHT, Heat and Power Co.

The financial statement ~ the Ottawa
Light Heat and Power Company Tor the
year 1872 shows gross receipts OF in!GZ.
and net profits We're '29s.p". Dividends
and Snus paid during the year amounted
90 per cent. IL Is said the dividend Will
be- increased from rs per cent - pei
cent quarterly. Construction of ne"
gas plant Is under way. and &,"'' ne"
stock AZ par viii protably be Issued 20
shareholders At the annual meeting al
d. dL-D-in,s N oLn 70 e-ncl.l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
PRODUCE MEN FIGHT
THE ST|LWELt BILL
onuose Measure Aimed at Stock
Exchange as Injury to Le-
ultimate Trading.
RULES AGAINST CORNERS
president Aspegren Explains
Ran on Acceptance of Ac-
counts from "Undesir-
able Spectators"

1obn Aspegren, president of the New
,ss instructions Of committee which
80, ON Thursday made public yester-
a,ra protest against the bill introduced
hy senator Stilwell prohibiting discrim-
,ro,io1 by exchanges against other such
hodies. Mr. Aspegren said he supposed
,be bill had reference only TO the boy
=, NJ the Consolidated Exchange by
.be Stock Exchange, but pointed out
hat as the bill was written il would
cover a greater field than intended.
OF has been customary on our eX-
change among the members he said.
arot 10 accept speculative accounts
,,oro bank employees or from employees
NJ competitive firms or from women who
have no business 10 speculate. Mem
hers OF other exchanges have been
criticised by the legislators for accept
ing accounts from people of that kind.
and the result has been the adoption Of
bylaws or rules by the exchanges all
over the country forbidding members to
accept accounts from such people. !
am glad 10 say our own exchange has
been free from criticism Of this kind.
as our members have felt such accounts
should not be solicited.
We have also made such rules as
practically 70 prevent corners on our
exchange. We are opposed 10 manipu-
ation. and II any man Should try 10
manipulate the market he would un-
aoubtedly find that orders to buy or sell
in larger volumes than the market
would warrant would be refused by the
members and Justly so II the mem
bers did not exercise such discretion the
result would be reckless manipulation
and loss 20 everybody concerned and
not least 20 the member who accepted
such orders from a man who might not
be able to make good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
Pacific Gas and Electric.

IN preparation for the special meeting
of the stockholders OF the Pacific Gas
and Electric Company TO be held on April
4 tbe New York stock books will close
ON March 3 and reopen on March . ana
will also close ten days prior 10 the dat
Of the meeting. This is 10 conform with
the laws OF California relating 10 notices
OF stockholders meetings. The specia!
meeting. as already announced. is for AZ
thorizng an increase Of H0","c IN the
company's funded debt In the form OF tel.
,enr & Nor cent debenture bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01

Dividends have been declared az fol-
lows:
Goldded Consolidated Mines Compan%, .,
cents share. payable April 30 10 stoeh oil
record march 81. i
Virginia Railway & Power Company, seml-
payable April 10 to v stock of record Marca 20
i,rool,lyn Union Gas Company. regular quar-
terly Of = per cont payable April TO S'och
wolverine copper company; semi-annua, o Of
s. share. payable .April !. Books close
Nevada Consolidated Mining company regu
lar quarterly Of 81 cents. payable March 81
to stock Of record March I.
There has been. withdrawn from the
Sub Treasury 10000 gold coin for ship
ment 10 Argentina to-day. Engagement
OF this amount was announced on Thurs
day
The estimated loss in cash by the New
York banks in the week is $4,000. The
total loss by gold exports and Sub-Treas-
ury operations was $500.
Exports OF copper for the week ended
February q were $3.50 tons Since Feb
ruary g iO1 tons of the metal have left
the country. compared with 1906 tons for
the corresponding period year ago.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad has or
dered ninety locomotives from the Bald
win Locomotive Works. to cost s. 225.Op
". s. Lowell II. a. Turner and +. q.
Ault have been appointed appraisers OF
the properties OF the Alabama Consolidat-
ed Coal and Iron Company, Of Birmng-
ham. They are TO report on March 10.
when the federal court Will issue an order
Of sale unless reasonable objection IS
shown.
The firm q Craig & jerks, having
been dissolved William =. jerks. Arthur
c. Gwynne. PHILIP NJ. Lydls. Louis L.
Colwell and A. X. Hoyt have formed a
copartnership under the name OF jerks.
Gwynne & Co, at No 81 William street.
W. r. Craig. r. NJ Stuart Wortey. T.
r. Flaherty and X. T.. Bonner have
formed "A copartnershp under the name
OF W X Craig q CO., at No. p Broad
street. to transact banking and commits
sion business.
For the year ended December 81 the
Baldwin Locomotive Works showed total
gross sales amounting To s2S.92i,33j. a de-
crease Of s4lS PSI. compared with 1911. The
net profit FOR the year was Soss.l1i. an
increase OF s&5,~l. This is equivalent to
per cent on the 5000 coo preferred stock
and 10 per cent on the s3oo10O COM
mon
Directors Of the Wettaufer Lorrain Sill
yer Mines Company. Ltd. yesterday
passed the regular quarterly dividend Of
o.. per cent and ~ per cent extra
The Stock Exchange committee on Sc
curities has ruled that Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific Will not be ex-rights
until further notice
Percy y. lown and John II Ross. for
merly members ~ Weed &. GWyune have
formed a partnership under the name Of
I>own q Ross. at No. 10 Wall street. to
deal IN investment securities aud stand
ard on stocks.
President Cannon OF tho Fourth Ma
tloual Bank has returned from a u.p
through the South.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
BOND statesmen TO PRISON.

Frank j. Gardner, bond salesman for
the Union Wax Paper and Parchment
Company, Of Jersey city. was sentenced
to one year in the penltentiary yesterday
by Justice Goff in the Criminal Branch
OF the Supreme Court for stealing $1,000
worth Of bonds from his employers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01

Weekly movement figures on the Cotton EN-
change follow: Port receipts. l29,269 bales.
against 2sO.321 last year; overland 10 mills
and canada -. 3aj. against ASIA last year .
southern mill takngs estimated bS.olo.
against 30 90 last year. loss OK stocks az N
,erior toHus Is sd5. against 80, Il9 last year
brought into sigh, FOR the week. H. ~.
against 34s4l6 last year. Total crop no, p
m.nt. Port receipts. s345.i72. against 10 l5G
.,1 last wear. overland 10 mills and canada.
1Gg 1870 against s5d5p3 last year; southern
mill tai,ings 2uJO.UOr. against 2olou'o last
year. stock at interior towns Ia excess OF
Seutemher t. go isg against $50. 1O2 last year
brought into sight thus far FOR the season.
il.7i3.7al. against IS i5366i last year.
Liverpool cables: spot. good demand SAFES,
1000 bales: speculation and export 1000
bales: American. 5000. Imports. 5000 bales
American 700. Midding upland. teei.
Futures opened steady. az y TO ! point
advance on near and points advance on
distant positions. Liverpool closed quiet but
steady al net advance ~ = to ! point
March. 6.6iisd. March April, 6Gld: April
MAY. esd: May-June 6Cld. June NY
659Isd. July-August. $3.50; August septehl
Der 4 a6d; september october. 632' 3d' OS'"-
Der November. 624i3d Novemoer-Dsc ember'
q 22d. Overwhelmingly. 62ld; January
February G 2od Manchester -Yarns move
slowly; cloths In moderate demand.
Nan, o-,Aans Feb oS-Short covering AMI
profit taking by satisfied bulls constituted
morning session. when prices reached 10 l.
points over yesterdays close. Later values
"a sed of. prices az the close STEADY showing
ns, taclfnc OF 2 q q points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

Net sales OF gas and electricity Of the
Msssa chusctts Light Companies for Jan
uar; ver. tgeS.,. an Increase OF !'r5
over January o. 1872. and the net sales Tor
the seven months ended January 81. 1913.
were sD, 90. an increase - Si,SS as
compared with the corresponding period
" The nreyloIs wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
M'CALl TO BE GUEST.

Ex-JuStice Edward Z. Mccall. chairman
OF the Public Service Commission, will he
the guest of honor and will address the
Chamber Of Commerce OF the Borough Of
Queens at its next meeting at the Wal
dorf- Astoria Hotel on Friday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
nrN,s

To day .......... NV" ,,x 600
Tast v,ees ..... lsUD bN' 1870
tsst ear . 1900 $4,000 Ve'""
FIOtR AND MEAL-Flour inactive. nut
.ba ,one was nervous as FOLDERS here are un
der heavy carrying charges. ana IN sVrle 49,
tsrs there We're Indications that S.its ~ 80
inclined TO make concessions ~ = fiONH,
Steady Fair TO good. 81 Goa 81 80 cnoiye, !"
fancv' 81 9O4S4 BUCkNhEAT Ei1.n
Dull. e. 2jqS2 80 per 100 Il. tOkNMEAtis
steady Kiln dried So - BAGMEAlI.,,t o. ~.
unite and yellow 81 ,,OGSl 70; coarse ~ sop
81 40 Ff,rSD-Westcrn spring, 81. s'sn asa ~
middlng So -: flour do. 81, red cog - 80. ~.
citv bran s.. bulk: So3 sacks, Aiddlhe, sI.,aDD
500. red dog, $50 80 HOMlNf Chop,,
bulk: s24 20 sacks. OiLMEAL- $50 pue 49,. -,
COFFEE Business was coinpar aN.SN
small sales aggregaring J0.1Jo bags Inc you"
was easy however. and after opening az a.
cline of TO 10 points values continued :.
SAG and al the close showed a net 1853 % =.
10 u points Houses with foreign connsc.ioonS
wer. moderate sellers. and tnere was naeIsa
ZION bv tlmid longs. Foreign markets. W.
lower than expected Havre SHOWING ue.N'r
az lTlia francs, while Hamburg lost = 20
mig. Rio was steady and unchanged. ana sal
los irregular. at unchanged 70 decuhs on %,
reis Cos, and freight offers from BraZu W.. "
steady al unchanged 20 slightly higher gu, 80
demand was inactive. Beginning to-day .ns
Coffee III change will discontinue reporting "
amount o, transactions in bags. as mas pre-.
ously been the custom. Spot fnscuEe sn'
steady. with Rio No at i2Ssc ioeai ~"
tract prices v....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01

Directors OF the Wetuaui,r lDfr"!n -
,er Mines COMPANY. Lid. have assed the
regular quarterly dividend Of 2'1 per cent
and ~ per cent cara.
Stockholders of the Genera. Develop
neut Company II recent meeting Gu-
thorized AN increase IN the COMPANY
capital by 10000. from $,."D."i to N."''. %
49,, for the pdrpCse Of taking over the sill
,er Mines Exploration Company The SN-
yer Mines Company owns properties III the
Cow Gaudad district ia Canada, and T.
also Interested in the Kerr Lake Mining
COMPANY. OF Cobalt, and other COBALT
propertics. Its authorized capital II 1903
shares Of par value OF 500 each.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Florence Goldhcld Mining Company
will bc held to-day IN Nevada. Action
may be- taken at this meeting regarding
the future policy Of the company. De'e-
opnent work at the property was sus-
pended by order Of the controlling inter
csts but sufficient force has been re-
tanned at the mine ~ keep the Workings
uuwatercd and IN good condition.
The following Interesting paragraph is
taken from Harry l.. Thompson X CO. >
weekly letter:
"Adyices from New Mexico state that
Tularosa is on self-supportin6 basis
returns from three shipments of concen-
,rates having retted the company approx
imatelv 500 The efficiency OF the mill
Is being raised. "A better grade OF ore being
sent through. and the tonnage IS coming
mn randy. Progress il being made tow
ard the installation Of drilling equipment
ON the property. and it may be said that
no copper property to-day is in the posi-
.,on Of accomplishing 70 much In so short
. enace of time as is about 10 he accom-
plished on the Tularosa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
brief NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the Investor.

The holders Of stocks in a period OF
depression such as the market expert
onced during the latter days of last week
and Monday and Tuesday Of this week
are too much alarmed TO weigh all the
factors and refrain from sacrificing
stocks. During movements Of big de-
cines il is always the market-wlse trader
who buys stocks and il is q safe con-
cusion that fortunes have been made by
the sagaCious purchasers within the last
few weeks. No matter what attacks are
made on Wall street. the country at large
which is responsible for the big corpora
tons issuing securities, il sound funda-
mntally and will continue to grow. 20
long as dividends continue 10 be PAID
securities will be in demand and those
who hold on to their high class stocks
will show the part of wisdom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
Kendall Answers Van Antwerp.

George ~ Kendall. If the New or"
Rank Note Company. Yesterday an
swered the statement made on Thurs
day by william G. Van Antwerp rela-
ike to tine criticism az the American
Bank Note Company made by Mr.. Ken
Jsh Mir Kendall says his charges
aere true al the time named by him
June 1910-aud that it is possible that
after he filed his suit forty-seven Of the
alleged ffty-six Stock Exchange stock
holders Transferred their stock "a
June. 1910. he says fourteen family
names owned $1,000 shares.
Furthermore he wants TO kn0" j
President Green. who said the Ameri-
can Bank Note Company was selected
as the only organization 20 manufacture
the paper money OF the United states
until the government began TO issue lts
own currency." was not affiliated with
firm which turned out banknOtes Tor
The Confederate states