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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09
BUSINESS REVERSES.

PETRo LUCIANO. -Petro Luciano, a con
tractor az White Plains. hled peutloi' W"
We're contracted al White Plains and New
burg In the last FIVE years. AMONG VIZ
creditors are the People Of the Stste o, Jew
York. 5000 on forfeited bail bono, Ausust
Bard: Carne NJ Russo 5000 borrowed
money: II Mary's sewer pipe Company
$3.;44 and Rafiaele ArrOne. S2.'r3. ...r-..e
AMERICAN INFUSION STILL PROCEoS
COMPANY Schedules OF the American 1T
fusion Steel Process COMPANY or No. W
Binadway. show Liabilities of SlIl W. aHH 2.
set Of $500 consisting u caSn lH Da pa
500: machinery and plant. $50 One
furniture. $500. and accounts. Sl.sOl; mons mons
the creditors are the Infusion steel fIocesa
Company. SiUD. 400. claim under contract
and 81 $50 machine hire. B.sh Ierinina,
building Company. s.. 80 rent. RODE & Brand
Company. s733, am Cassier's Magazine Com
pany. si56
FREDERICK oHMEIs. - Petition filed
against Frederick OEmeis. real estate opeI-
ator. Of No. - East s9th street. by Carl hed.
bert Nonhof, Of Brooklyn. creditor Tor s.. 800
on note. 1t was ALLEGED Ohme.s was IN
February 26 transferred real estate al No
lO12 Union avenue and No l59l 90 1877 sen
bins avenue. The Brouy 10 Henry \. Peter
son. without consideration. Assets estimated
at $500. The property transferred Do is said
consisted Of two fve story apart ment hou,es
and three four story apartment houses. On
which the mortgages were $lJUW
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
FREDERICK ". WOTTRICH.-F FREDERICK
". WOttrich. d patrolman living a. No. ~
East lblst street, ulcd petition Win lIdDll
ties OF 81 800 and assets of - cash and eight
shares OF preferred stock Of the German Real
Estate Company, value unknown All Nolt-
richs Liabilities are for indorsins notes. Inc
creditors are the Germania Bank, S2.cD; t.e
COlWeil Lead Company. 5000, Louisa \
Peters 500 and Long q Hagen. SijO. lie
carries S.l7O life insurance and $1,000 accl-
dent insurance for tine benefit OF his wife. le
j. insured Tor $500 IN the Patrolmens benef
client Society.
MAURICE PEARL Schedules Of Maurl e
Pearl, manufacturer Of raincOats, al No. -
Grand street. show Liabilities o. Ss.IGs and
assets of 81. 49,, consisting OF stock OF *3,Juo
goods IN hands OF other companies, S2,cOo,
fixtures 500. and cash ia bank So
HANOVER GLASS BENELL!NG AND
MIRROR COMPANY. Schedules Of the Han
over Glass Beyelling and Mirror Company, u
No. 473 West Broadway. show liabilities OF
So ~, nominal assets OF $3.50 and actual as
sets OF 81 COO.
ROBERT LOWRY.-Robert Lowry. a clerk
living at Mount Vernon. formerly doing bust
ness as the Nj 10 Process Company. dealers
in typeWriters' supplies, stationery and print
ing az No. 100 Fifth avenue. uied petition.
with liabilities OF SET. and assets OF S322
consisting OF Office furniture. $50, accounts
$50. and cash ir bank. So lie owes SlSf
% seven doctors. He began business Oh April
Ia 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat LoWer-COrn and Oats
Firm-COffee Up.

Wheat opened firm yesterday al sc to
&C. higher. firmness abroad and the esti-
mate of 10000 bushels Tor Argentine
shipment. compared with $1,000 last
week. impartns "A strong tone TO the
market NJ the outset. Later in the ses-
sion. however. downward trend set in.
owing TO large offerings, favorable
weather reports from the grain belts and
an expected bearish government report.
The entire sentiment in the late trading
vas bearlsh. forcing prices down at the
close to sc under those Of the night be-
fore. Corn was generally quiet, win
prices firm closing at sc to 5sc over the
figures of the. previous session. Oats
We're firm and generally steady through
out the day.
Price fluctuations on the coffee market
yesterday were confined to Il narrow
range. The opening was steady, and dug
ing the day prices We're firm at l-poirt
advance. The close was near the top, at
net unchanged 90 points higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New YORK. May :, 1913.
GRAIN -WHEAT-The market gave eli-
d..',.. AZ "a near.h trend of sentiment as prices
.,I. oe al .u, time - under tue pteN tYJs
rIrII Tho immediate opening vas about 80
..r hierrr. based Oh tluncss abroad anu tle
innate. of only :. 10000 bushels Tor Atstn
f.r.e SHIPMENTS. compared with a-hsNVUV O.s'.-
plr OBJ. previous wcck and 3.4lO.VOO uIshels
,,tr ago. n was also expected thht "o,t1
sbipul,nts would be Hight At Liverpool W..
,... an advance Of 80 Ad. while Parls Wne%t
Mas i,47.c higher. but Berlin Was quotea "s9
e lnUer and Budapest sc lower. no i
Northeru Duluth was quoted al 95'sc' ID
a.irlf CDRN-Tle corn market was nINI'
,..fr pr.,ts @ Qasc over the previous nlsHl
AlfUot,rl weather news continued very la' III
nlI. receipts were Hight. ana commission
houses seemed willing "a support the uiaTNc''
liverpool was ID higher. ana NIEghune Sl'p
rn.rt- were estimated az ioVpp busuela,
.onlrarcd with 232l oCo bushels the previous
v.l. and 31i5.OOO bushels a year ago. ~
morn corn I'm tie local market was quoted az
csi.c nominal b aaoat. OATS S1eauy
most o. tho Jay. especially IN thc ldts sit,l
u,ou owing e. firm cash markets anu onts a
moderate movement Cash oats urn, cioslis'
STANDARD white. Al &c. 40 ? &c No q. 'c;
No 4 4Oi.c: ordinary clipped white ~ ~
Al ~. fancy clipped white. A., all elevator,
uyE- steady; No Western. t9fc' T. S NV
Work cNpo.t. BARLEY steady: inaiung, oog
CO.. T. Buffalo, feed ng' 1'''c nominal
O D. New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09

PEAS, virginia. half-bbl bask 4, 81 w. 81.
North Carolina. half-bbl basket SVc az
bushel basket, $lds3: PEPPERS .oti'a. ~
rier. Sl4S1 so; per box. 81 50Gs2 %; os :, Al
carrier. siasi so; per box. 81 5oqs2 1o gAisS
NIPS, bbl, 5Od75c; PARSLEY, New orteai dream,
curly. Dbl s3qs4; per basket. .5eqSl SCUM 9l.
Carolina, SO J0aS4 5O plain, 50 5QHsi 90, 81
muds. crate, 81 25ds1 So RADlsHEs; son, l.
ern. 25caSl: RHCBARB, nearby. 100 Duncnss.
5Ocasl: RoMAINE. Bermuda. crate ate r slgST'
NH i5c4sf; SHALLOTS. nearby. 100 punches
5ocqsl sorAsH white box SSo slgs TiR Ss1Ts
r,,tsbsra bbl or bsg 4Od75c. white, new, 20
GsI 80: old. 40q75c; TOMATOES, floilds'
carrier. Sass 50; WATERcREss' lVo ouh0"es'
$laS1 80 ... ,..... sio,,.
HOTHOUsE PRODUCTs-Lettuee Sl9T .
Mushrooms lower. Tomatoes hrll. - -, -.
FLOWERS, Long Island, dozen. s2qs- -, -. y
CUMBERs. per dozen, 5oeGsli IbGGuusTSF
Eastern. strap. 81 50dS2 %; MUsfEooOsMsfs
white An basket, 6ocasl %; brown ooepsi'
buttons 40a75c RADISHEs 100 uuncn me-
ST 0Gs2: RHUBARB, II small lunches 2Vg
35c; TOMATOES per NJ l5a2oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09
THE COTTON MARKET
Opens Higher, Declines, but
Firms Up at Closing.

Cotton was generally unsettled yester-
day. Al the opening prices advanced 4
to points. and during the early trading
went up TO 10 points above the clos
ing figures OF the previous session. Firm
cables inspired extensive covering or
shorts and buying for the trade, but later
disauieting weather reports from the cot
ton districts caused an easing of IN
prices.
The market preserved a steady under
tone during the decline however because
offerings were well taken. During the
late trading prices steadied consideraoly'
and the close was at points lower TO
points higher Southern spot nark'la
were generally unchanged. YESTERDAY g
exports from this city brought the total
for the week up to more than $500 bales
Local contract prices: ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

.rIo eoito,.ir,, i,5,r,orts ,. amounts OK
cecding SloC were filed yesterday, the mrs;
nsn' Oeins .'ar o. Tue u1D'O' ,
BBurheI' jacob b'-i'. T. 49, St a. 40
SUE. William Elijah Daoury j. beIHo"4'z'
Sl43 o.. .,o, -
Bsshkon samgd ana Nathan Kirshenbaum-
Becker NORRIS. Eiscns,eln. $40 -.
Bur. J Sd,, III W. EoIel S ~ AZ o Sl w.
Burcheli. William P u. Nroeger. SIG -.
Clarke. Robert Mail ana Express 60.
Ciauor I,tn ME b. Patterson o. a.
SIi6 =.
cstiro F RIM Vo-niraU e. ri si77et
D. Audinrct Lscion Louis Martins s7oi -
Dc.ls "'' nid ''i Iss,roo AlcsaaI5r' a Co.
Sa,.g n
D1-art. Jane, J.. J. uauoo't. $3.50 90.
i R6srna ls" Hannah & ''- watson. SIS
81. ..s 81 waiter LONE i'''''l ''''''" y "
r'eJI@~ Niuus.-corn Exchange Bank. s4.5 50
r..tl.,,il Nnv a LEVIN. Slt. 81
~, VIM A toraoS $50 a.
fq S,n Ws,.1, .~5 Co. sac C. "'' I'd
Fog, Charles and Ai'hael-'. "'s'eFnia'''
C.i'.,',' 90 r-y,rc 3 u. wolfe ,,ostsl 500 n
.i..U1'i' r. -. 80, ttc- a. "
Gillette M 45S fe' nam sig' - o,.,o
Electric. SIo4 a., g. si,,,, ., a,
Goodspted. benjamin f-f' S'i"0h e. "a"
Sl-i ~. " o.. ,, ,-.....,,... 49,.
'' sa,s y T's ''ea'i i'''''''-''" ''''D'' 'o
iicbbard. Geo W. eN--1lty ~ Nc" loFA'
costs. Si.lt' -
Hart EdWs,a. ana WIN. ID. hoo'r's-"' u
Mallon. 1923 o> .,o-.,
Jacobs. Alrssnier PLANET Realty co. 800 rl.
Klein Abraham ana MAJ d. Ne'"s'
S-u2 :. ,,,,... III, D..
katzcnsiein. Harry. and Milton hecla iress'
>JiJ ~. -
Linn. Forester A.-G. Ref ss.3sI %
Levy. John. and james h0"llh-N a4foluc
on co. so3G go
Leo. Edgar &c. r. Littcheil. 1852 -.
Same Sane $50 r..
Lynch. Daniel. ana jennie braning People,
etc 1900.
Livingston. Geo s-M Cohen s. 60. Sli5 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. May S-With the exception Of
the further pressure Of sales in Booth
Fisheries stocks, both Of which made fur
Their declines, the market in local securi-
ties ruled firm to-day. and in a number Of
instances prices were higher. Gains Of a
point each occurred III Goodrich common
and Chicago Railways. Series !, certifi-
Gates Both classes Of American Can
shares were around y point higher. and
fractional advances occurred in the quota
tions on Union Carbide, Swifts and
United States steel common issues. Com
monweath Edison and Sears Roebuck
common were firm. Peoples Gas and
Chicago Railways. Series ?. declined
fractionally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09

PROVISIONS market opened easier
uudcr "a larger run OF hogs than expected and
generally lower cash prices but steadied up on
investment buying and SUPPORT from commits
sion houses. The close was steady PORK
steady Mess. s2I 15as22 re- family s24a$25:
short clear. so 1JdS22 % BEEF Steady.
Mess. S19aS20: family. S23H$2l packet $2lH
II0Gs@ Easv Bacons ioi'c" iSo >, toi.c. 100
~. i22sc; $40 ~. 12Sc; pigs i27kc CUT
MEATS-pickled bellies quiet; 10 n. 154.a16c:
T. 30. l5Hl5I4c. IL ~. 14nI144c Picked
hams-Easy. 15c. TALLOW-Ouiet: special.
70. city. Ghc; country. J.s0Gssc LARD
Firm. Middle West. 11oJH1l I5c: CITY dun,
lOsc nominal. refined quiet. South America
i"1Jc; Continent. II zoe; B,azi kegs - 35c;
compound quiet Sl5Nsisc STEARTNE-
quiet. oieo. llflO'sc; city lard stoarne. II pc.
tOGIONSEED Oii.-Dull day In the oil
market. although, owing TO tho steadiness OF
lard. prices were fairly well held closing nm
changed 60 points net higher. Local contract
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES

STANDARD Of Kew York. In which quiet
accumulation has been in process for a
number of DAYS past, advanced quite rap
idly to-day from GO 20 go. OF COMPARE
lively heavy transactions. There was Ut
lie aossln I'm connection with the rise,
but the eencral expectation seemed 70 he
that the anticipated increase OF the cap
ital stock by the company was about ~
materialize.
Praiiie oil and Gas was another suohs
feature ;dvancing to @04. but subsequent
lv reacting to go Standard OIL OF lndi-
ana and New Jersey were also leaders in
the inward movement, and good buying
I'm Standard Of California, Atlantic He
fnns and Union Tank Line was also eFi'
dent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09

he Tri-Mountain Mining Company re-
Yrs Tor the year ended December 81 as
..uoss: Receipts from copper and inter
=" SIS2.7ls. an increase OF 1864. 124
s w. l9ll operating expenses were $751;
~ and net earnings were $349.154. a gain
'-'oO69; taxes amounted 10 s4O.GSl {;
=. PROFIT S3oSf72, an increase Of s24s.-
- Total surplus as OF January ]. 1913,
>eSl,39i, and dividends 90 the
nUont OF 100000 were paid. leaving a
niis. 80 NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09
The Equipment Business.

During the last ten months equipment
companies as a whole have been pros
porous but at the present time there is
an apathy in the equipment market which
indicates a less encouraging near future.
The scarcity and higher cost Of labor acts
as a disturbing factor, and the financial
curtailment-that is. the difficulty expert
enced ina securing liberal accommodations
casts d shadow over operations. If the
crop outlook by July 1 indicates a large
yield and should money rates be easier
at that time. a good buying movemen,
Rill probably be shown by the ralroads
for new equipment 10 care for the traffic.
So far this year the total of orders placed
for equipment compares favorably with
the corresponding period last year. Car
plants are operating as full as labor con-
ditions will permit. but in new business
the percentage is much smaller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. May s.-some strength WAS dis
played at the opening, because OF higher
cables. Firmness. however. soon gave way
under selling pressure. There were several
slight rallies covering by shorts. but IN the
final hour weakness again became pronounced
July closed at see net loss OF "a lc
Strength in Southwestern corn markets was
reflected here. July closing at 55Tsc. net ad-
vance Of &c. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES..

The Federal Light and Traction Com
Iany reports gross earnings for the quar-
ter ended March 81 of S627. 724. an increase
1f $3.50 or 159 per cent over the same
period OF 1912. Net earnings were s2765
gain OF S3S.3i2 or 16.1 per cent over the
srst three months of last year. The
Twelve months gross ended March 81 was
e,253,A an increase of S31O.S31 or 1874 per
rent over the same period Of last year;
ret earnings were 1852, go. an increase OF
E5sa as compared with the preceding
Twelve months.
Northern Ohio Traction and Light Co.
Gross earnings Of the Northern Ohio
fraction and Light Company for March
we're s227,145, as compared with S2l5,6SS for
March 1912, an increase OF ST. Js Oper-
stng expenses amounted TO l47.4O5. an in
ersase Of $22127. and net earnings were
E73e. as compared with sS0,6l0. a de-
crease OF S0S7l. The>surplus for the
month amounted TO S34,525. as compared
With ss.7Ss for March OF last year. de-
crease OF sl2,264. Gross earnings for the
three months ended March 81 were $751;
~, gain OF $62. 69i over the correspond
!ng period CT last year; net earnings were
Ise2s5. an increase OF s3.27s. and the sur
pus for the three months amounted 10
tAa3, as against s124.65l, decrease OF
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09

NUN 7'''' ~ Hths - 80 nc market
WAS steady. with quiet. hand to mouth
trade the foreign varieties being the most
popular.
NAVAL sTORE>-Turpeutin active and
prices firm and higher Rosin quiet and un-
changed. Tar duh and unchanged.
OiLs-Steady and unchanged Ilnsced oil
quiet
RICE-No change in the market. offerings
small and prices arm. Demand small
81 GiE-Rehncd sugar steady and un-
changed. Raw sugar was easier Offerings
were more liberal at old prices Sales were
reported OF cargo Of Cubas for second half
May loading To clear about tho 10Th Of the
month az &c cost and freight. and il was
generally credited that "a cargo Of Porto
Ricos mad been sold for second half NAV
clearance at $3.50 basis centrifugal 90 test
There Was also said 10 have beuu a sale ~
GubaS 10 Europe az i9oc, b.. Prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09

were quoted at 3336336c for centrifugal
- SO a 2s6c for nuscovado and 3.Js n2.6lc
for molasses. London beet sugar was quiet
and steady. with May quoted al 9s Sd: June,
9s esd and August. o. Cd. London was
steady with May at 9s Sd: June At 9s SID
and August at 9s 81. London reported the
visible supply at 3sS0.000 tons, compared
with 3 SO O0O last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09

the Beaver Consolidated Mines Com
p~hy in its annual report shows receipts
ION ore sales 20 the end Of February
'''s,o59 estimated value OF ore at smelt-
es 1890. total Of s4i5,S12. Opcrat-
..s and @,her expenses amounted 10 $751;
''s and the balance transferred 10 profit
Sa loss was SlSS.332.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09
The Coming Steel Report.

On this coming Saturday. at the noon
hour, the untitled tonnage figures Of the
United States Steel Corporation as OF
April 30 will be made public. The pro-
nounced restriction in the incoming steel
business for some time past has caused
trade authorities 10 predict that the com
ing report will show a decrease Of about
two hundred thousand tons as compared
with March 81 There seems 10 be an eX-
pectation that the next price Of steel
products resulting from changed cOndi-
tons will be lower. and consumers are
reported 10 be showing a disposition 70
hold off for the present. The volume or
new business is said 10 be smaller than IN
many months. and the outlook is not very
encOura ciuC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09
BOND DOTS.

s w Haight. Clerk Of the Board Of
Education of Newark, Newark school dis
trict. Licking County. Ohio, will receive
proposals until noon OH May 20 for $780,
600 per cent school bonds. denomina-
ton 81 900. dated May 90 1913. and due
May 20. 1892. Accrued interest TO be paid
by the purchaser.
According to reports. the State OF Wash
ington was awarded on April % the S40.-
coo funding and $4,000 building bonds Of
South Bend, Pacific County, Wash
II is reported that St Augustine, St
Johns County. Fla. will hold an election
in the near future to decide on the issu-
ance Of $500. 600 refunding and road con-
struction bonds
3 V. Winebar Township Clerk Of New
London, New London Township. Huron
County. Ohio. viii receive proposals until
noon on May l. for $50 600 per cent
coupon New London district road bonds,
denomination $500 dated April /, 1913.
and due October l. 1928. Accrued inter
est to be paid by the purchaser
J. r. Wild 4 Co. of Indianapolis vas
awarded recently the $4,000 AZ per cent
1-10-year serial school bonds of Harrison
Township, Pulaski County. Ind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09
CURB ECHOES.

The report Of the Goldheld Consolidated
'er April shows: Tons Of ore mined. &c.
US; gross earnings. s359,000; operating
expenses. $4,000. and net earnings,
hitoOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09

New Orleans. May s.-Cotton futures opened
steady at an advance Of 3a4 points. went 20
slightly lower levels as a result OF short sell
Ing ana closed Arm at a net advance OF .N3
points \ slight downward trend was given
the market during the forenoon as "A result Or
reports from Memphis that spots we're selling
a. i4c a pound under board quotations. In
the afternoon the market was duh and feature
less.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09

Liverpool cables: spot cotton moderate dc
mand; sales, 1900 bales: speculation aud eh'
rort 200. American. 5000. Imports, lWo
none American: middling upland. sou
Futures opened steady. ~ 70 points up on
near and 81 10 points higher on lislaal
months: closed very steady at d net advance
OF 3ai points MAY. 6i2isd; May june
64ed: June July. 6.39'ld; JUL. Aususi
Ser, october Giji.d: October November,
6.O6isd; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sod, Deem
bcr-.January. 6o3d: January February, 60-n
April May, 6O5isd. Neutrality-suspicious. nrm'
cloths not much doing.
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'ohtlGN GOVERNMENT AND MU-
:, NlClPAl BONDS.

"''nss'd by Zimmerman a. Forshay. No. .
wall street,
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NEyy YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPT'
sIlBOARD CLEARaNCEs.


IIot MD MAJ l"u', - ~, as
settled bv government report ana hsl an 'ssy
tricrfoue Spring patents. - fVpSS' WIZ nx
.fr,tirnt. 81 5JHSl t5. winter patents, ~ coH
g. 20. spring clears 81 lo0>i -. extra ~ !
winter. - - 20 extra No : Winter. - ooI
e. On. kansas straights. s. 2Ja<i 80; fancy
suriu.- rateuts 50 fuf'SJ %. RYE FLOO n
steady. Fair tn good. s. dOas3 81; choice to
fancy. 81 gOnSi CORNMEAI. Quiet. hilh
dtieI S. 70 BAG ME- AL-Quiet. Fine white
and yellow. 81 30NSl 30 coarse, 81 las ~
FEED Western quiet: city STEADY western
srring. so a.. standard middline. 81: Hour 90
s27 lu. rod dog. 81 80. city bran, $50 30 bulk;
81 sacl.e. MIA lling, So SIS. red dog, SO
oilmcal. S2~HS2s 30.
COEEE.I-Thc market opened steady, with
prices unchanged 70 point adv ance and moved
,,ffhiu Il narrow range The undertOne was
steady The close Was near the top at net IN
changed to . points higher. HaNre closed al a
uot loss OF Anis franc. Hamburg was un-
Glanced 10 D, ufg lower. Spot was steady and
unchanged ON the basis OF llssc for lilo No Z.
Local contract prices:
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS,
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles d. Barney & Co. 10 p
BROAD street, New York and No l22 South
am street Philadelphia
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BOSTON STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Charles Head & Co.. 40. Il Wall
street,
LAND.


Bos &. Alb. ls7 1g9 q " Fl pf %
Bos & Maine So 81 y II loS4. lf
Boston Elev Ssis ~ West + - Ry Il q
BOs & W FL
BONDS.
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Encouraging Reception.

The reorganization plan Of the Wabash
pittsburgh Terminal is receiving marked
.upport. according 10 information received
from Daniel B. Ely & Co.. who have the
Man in process of development. Letters
rsceived from bankers have been most en-
couractng. and there is an expressed desire
IN see the present plan go through, and,
&c one banker expresses il, II have read
& over and it is certainly a very sensi-
bic. fair and businesslike plan seems
N be the prevailing sentiment A SUI
Ncient number Of such Endorsements with
Yhe accompanying signatures, which will
insure the payment of the assessments Of
30 cents a bond and subscriptions FOR
new bonds and notes, will carry the Wa
bash Pittsburgh Terminal affair entirely
beyond the questionable point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-09
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the Investor.

Tho Improvement exhibited in the high
rrade bond market during the last week
e,oourages the outlook for the offering
81 SIS oOOOOO Az per cent bonds TO be made
-. New York City on May 20. The ad-
,.ance in the price of city bonds has been
,,ore than a point in the newer issues
1,,r,ne the last seven days. one OF the
~,cou-aging features of the new offering
:, no made is that the total is s20oO0,OO0
Is than the issue of a year ago.
The Proper Local Spirit
poyru i'm Norfolk Va, new chamber
80 commerce has come into life which
Ems 10 fOreshadow prosperity for that
1,.,. i'm view of the energy which was
.,, into It's organization A whirlwind
.,,,naign was conducted which included
s,-ty.one teams of from three To five cit
,~o,s each. who worked four days. from
on 9 m. until noon, and jointly they Sc
enrad 1.63S members. There was a contest
se,veeu the teams as to which one would
,aoure the greatest number Of members.
md the local managers Of the Northwest
orp Mutual Life Insurance Company led
4, the contest. This spirit of local pride
ond business cooperation might well be
anuIated by numerous other places
throughout the United States.