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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
WdTER GaP HOUSE
EORECI OSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW
York County OF New York.-Amsrican lee
COMPANY Plaintiff. against The Matlock Realty
Company and others. Defendants--In pursuance
of a Judgment Of foreclosure and sale. duly
made and entered in the above entitled action
and bearing date the 18th day OF August 1910.
l. the undersigned. the Referee in said Judgment
named will sell public auction, at the EX-
change SaIesroom. Nos. 14-16 Nesey Street. in
the Borough of Manhattan. City of New York;
on the 9th day of September. 1910. at -
Auctioneer the premises directed by said judg-
n1ent to be sold, and therein described as fol
lows All that certain lot, piece parcel OF
land. together with the buildings and improve
ments thereon erected, IN the Borough OF Man
haitian city OF New York. bounded and de-
scrfbed as follows: Beginning at the intersection
of the northerly side OF Twenty-third Street and
the westerly side of Lexington Avenue running
thence nOTtherly along the westerly side OF
Lexington Avenue ninety-seven 90 feet and six
t6l inches: thence westerly parallel with
Twenty-third Street and through a party wall
fifty (JC0 feet; thence southerly parallel with
Lexington Avenue and a part of the way
through another party wall ninety-seven (97l
Twenty-thfrd street and thence eastsrly along
the northerly side OF Twenty-third Street fifty
(5O) feet to the point OF beginning, be the said
several dimensions and distances more or less
Dated New York. August Both, 191e
NEWELL MARTIN Referee
THOS. d ADAMS. Attorney for Plaintiff. No.
les Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan, New
York City
The following f. a diagram Of the property TO
be Sold its street Numbers 131 and 1873 East
Tventv-third Street and Is Lexington Avenue:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13

"a roc Sales. 5 tons spot at 35.!oc. London
closed firm; spot, 1852; futures, 1853 IFS 90 %;
LEAD-Quiet; spot. 4.4064.5oc New York. 2cg
4;a0c East st. Louis. London. spot. fl2 IS %
SPELTER-Quet: SPOT. 5.4od5. soc New Iors
. Scq s Doc East st. Louis. London. spot 81 II ;
Cd. 1RON-Cleveland warrants. 49s l2d In Lon
don. Locally the market was quiet; No foundry
Northern S16ds16 %; No 2, SIS sea SIG; No
Southern and No / Southern soft. $l5 i5asl6 70
Pig iron certificates unchanged. No sales
M0LAsSEs AND SYRUPS-Steady at full
but unchanged prices.
NAVAL STORES-spirits turpentine frmsr
with rosin and tar unchanged. SPIRITS TUX
PENTINE-Mac bbls. Zoe TAR, IGI5oc'
ROSIN-Common to good strained. e1Jc.
0iLS-Linseed oil very firm, and a further
advance was reported in card prices tor both
American and Calcutta. Refined petroleum un-
changed PErROLEUM-Standar white; Dds,
New York and Philadelphia, 7.5pc: bulk, &C;
refined. cases 9 9oc; water white. bbls Sc; bulk.
5.50c: cases, II 40c. LINSEED O1L-American
seed city raw. 97Gosc: out-of-town raw, elg
Csc: Calcutta raw, 81. LARD OIL. 81 2caSl %.
COTTONSEED OII-Owing to light offerings
of crude from the South and support from re
fners cottonseed oil was firm and higher to-
day Besides q good demand from shorts, there
considerable local bull support at the ad-
vance. The close generally 1gS points net
higher. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
East Esd Street.

The spproxfu1ate amount Of the lien or charge
- satiefy V.hirb the above Described property is
- he sold is one hundred ten thousand. eight
hundred fifteen and 100 tS11O.S15-96) dollars
with interest thereon from the f5th dav OF July.
1910 together with costs and allowances amount
ing TO Eight hundred eight and 54-1O0 tSSos.5+
dollars with interest from the S0th day Of
August 1910 together with the expenses OF the
sale The approximate amount Of the taxes. a.
are 10 f.s allowed 70 the purchaser out Of tho
Sixt1ffye hundred and seventy-fve $50. 5T5) dol
Said premises will be sold subject to first
mortgage Of 100000 with accrued interest
1a 2f sa2 Of Of June 16 rag 1910 90 PEI ''' HUH
The premises will be sold subject TO covenants
and restrictions contained in deeds recorded m
r.iber 452 Conyeyances. page 23e and Liber 472
Convevances. page $50. and agreement as
Iiber IS Conveyya2ees nags 29 s1 se 1sIS
NEWELL. MARTIN. Referee.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Manhattan Mortgage Company. plainttft.
against Albert Gerhards. Incorporated, ct al.
defendants.-In pursuance of tudgm-nt q
forecI osure and sale. duly made and entered
in the above entitled action. and bearing date
signed the referee in said Judgment named.
Sa1esrOorn Nos. 1916 Nesey Street, in the
Borough of Manhattan. city of New York, on
49, ON that 5av by BRYAN l.. Kennedy. Auc-
tioneer the premises directed by said judy
meut TO be sold, and therein described as fol-
All that Iot Of land in the Borough oc
bronx.
New York. and State Of New York. deSfg-
mated by the number g Block 50I. on a GER
tain map entitled Map OF Subdivision OF
properly of Lyman Tiffany. 23rd Ward. City
of New York. Part of Fox Estate. shown on
map fled by Commissioners in Partition Tune
End 1879" and filed in the office OF the
Register of the County OF New York. Noveu'-
per 18th, 1855 map number 919 which said
lot is bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at point on the northerty sfds
of i65th Street distant Fifty f5ob feet east
erIv from the corner formed by the tntersec-
ton Of the eaSterly side Of Stebbtns Avsnus
with the northeriv side of 165rh Street, run
ming thence Northerly at right angles with
16Jrh Street ore hundred and thirteen and
40 100 feet. thence Easterly parallel with
165th Street twenty-five C25D feet, thence
SoutharIv again at right angles with 16Jth
street one hundred and thirteen and 800
T1s S3) feet to the Northerly side of 1SSth
street and thence Westerly. along the said
1orthArIv side Of T65th Street. twenty-five
1o5l feet to the point or place of beginning
Dated New York Sept md 1910.
JAMES . BRADY, Referee
CARRINGTON & PIERCE Attorneys for
Pi7iutiT Office and p. .. Address. 200
broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New
York CITY
The following is diagram of the property
to be sold:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13

SPOT quiet, with prices 10 POINTS lower, e
ding Gulf Sales. 3.3i7 bales. Liverpool cables ;;
Spot irregular; sales, 60oo bales; speculation and
Americana. AIiddling upland, sgd: Futures
opened quiet. at TO ; points decline; closed
barely steady. at q net decline of 1G1ls points.
September sod. September-Ootoher. lid; DC
1ober-Novenber, G90d; November-Decembec.
6 said: DeCegnber-January, 6.s0Izd; January
February and FEBRUARY March, 6.S0d; March
April and April-May, 6.soi2d; May-June. 6,Sld.
COFFEF-Cables reporting rain in all sec
tions OF Sac Paulo caused heavy selling and
sharp break in prices Offerings We're well al.
sorbad hut they were heavy enough TO prevent
the maintenance of any rally. and after opening
barely steady at a decline of 5d21 points, the
market closed steady at net decline or o42Z
points Sales 100, 600 bags Havre was unchanged
TO = franc lower when business started mere
INT later lost u franc more. Hamburg closed =
a. franc lower Rio reported a decline OF loo
re- and Santos was 40 refs higher Spot coffee
steady on the basis of 102sd10l2c for Rio NO a.
cnnfract rriCeS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
NEW RAILROAD FOR ALBERTA
D. l. Capitalists Secure Permission to
Construct Part of a 700-Mile Line.

Ibs Telegraph 20 The Irlhune-I
Edmonton. Alberta. sept = - \ large
AWAY proposition. backed by New York
espita- ior The construction Of a line OF
railway which viii traverse the entire
ifagth OF Alberta. from the international
eoundsry 10 Peace River Landing, a dis
lance OF more 1han seven hundred miles,
sha 7hirh viii connect with the new Hi
system in Montana. was laid before Pre-
-''ef Sifior on Saturday by representa-
saeE o. New York capitalists. railway
31llaeEs and coal men. y no have already
saiizeo q company 10 build the line and
eno have completed the surveys for the
isl hundred miles
1relBier sifton afflxed HIS signature 10
2 ti'e planz Tor lie first hundred miles OF
ne read.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

TIC petitions in bankruptcy fled yester-
~ss In lie United States District Court
we're as follows:
f--lc4tntary petition against Abraham
S2'.,ei, dealer IN silks and dress goods a.
rtl7o Rl0Re street, by liz Pacific h-ooiei
- 80 peny. and two Dr.srS creditors. wiz
s.. So - s95p. Preferential Iayn.c::ts of
~ rs' aild transfer Of property "aasCeG at $i5J
H. Nllle lusoiVent &C alleged III tsle Pc
-. Tie liabilities al" - 1-U ard The as
." about s30J8.
4 |Niahtsry petilIR1 against =. EoGena
49, Cigar manu1ac Hrera. al No L -faade
30 ny Sofa G Hijos and ;wo Cthci cred
L., win claims am 1ultln5 q" Si,lo5 y
thlia. payments mace while :nsD:Fent
lsl,ee..,e sec in the peI.-.on. Tie assets are
'".1ea Z *5.e59
- s15'aIitesl.ne Claire O'Nei, OF No. Eig Cen
kT,sts sk West. IN 4 culinary petition
- liabilities Of s.. 80 =, pnsec accd, with
.aosse;@ ether than wearing apparel,
~ 81 slGl. eXemp, ii ny tie state law.
of .aAij1gt oSes Miss Jessie p. Jackson,
81 10 West 18th street, $500 70; WarTlr
sio5eo al !, u No. IS Wooster street. SOB AZ
81, Asssner, Of 10. West 45th street,
Pu,lsssaho Anna Knowlton. Marshali Field
I-i.-2-l. 81 L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Sept 12-WHEAT-spot dun: fnt-
-. stfady. October Is AID; December. Is sd:
~ .ts.S Ts - d. CORN-SpOt easy; old AmeIt-
oan mixed 5s Sid futures 81 s,s-dy seRtSmbsr
- tITsP, winter r7atents, 3us- HOPS in London
1Pacific COAST new crop 1904 lbs BEEF
I;Ailt loss Sd TAMs-short cut. 69s. BA
Cumberland cut 7es cd; short ri6. sis
49, lilies 7hs, long clear middles. light. 7+s
c sti 49, 75s ID, short clear backs 6ss Cd
SSi,ioITiDT5rS = square. 65s. LARD = Prime
s,rIr Heroes Dos 3D. American renned, pals.
~, y es! ri i. .ss ECanadian finest white. new
- 81. rclar-d Dds. TCRPENTIEE-Spirits. 5Is
''tS o.. g'.,,S- common l4s Cd. PETROLEUM
i "a ITsEED o7 81 8; G 90 TAhL2 90
- Australian in LONDON 9ls or, III 4o->''f-r-'
London saPI l2ERA - s sEG4h sRRmEa
l.S; ~ - 5Ld CALCUTTA LlNSEED-Sep-
.ii IA 20 ~ LhTSER afne Tt4 Els
- ~ lid; spirits, -. TtIPENTINt1-
Spirit dis "a RosIN-Amerisan strained 14s
30 n IHes Dos sept 12-PETRoLEuM. 10 francs
30 centimes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13

FLOUR AND MEAI~-Steadier. and some
what more confident demand was prompted by
winter straights 81 506s4 20; winter patents.
81 So0s5 10: spring clears, 81 81 rs; extra
SO 60 n So ~: Kansas straights, 81 30 m S. %
RYE FLOUR-steady; fair to good. 81 81 20;
choice to fancy, ST 30 q 81 90 CORNME Al, NJ;
and yellow, 81 10 q 81 40; coarse, 81 80 a 81 80
FEED-Western spring $21 50 n So 50; stand
SOS 60: citv bran s22 bulk. S23 sacks: mid
ding SEA 500; red dog. $50; hominy chop
S24 30 bulk. so 40 sacks: oilmeal. S3t a S3t %,
PROyISIONS-Hi Higher throughout the fore
noon. With little realizing after midday the
market ensed of but was steader asa a9 {9Ward
BEFF.Firln; mess, S15Gs15 50; family. sag
$50 racket $l6@s17 extra india ness 3 $50 G5
14OGS-Firn: bacons. 131ac; $50 n 13lsc: 100
II. 13sc: $40 n. 1S&.c' pigs 14c. CUT MEATS
-Ftckled bellies steady; smoking. 1sc. 10 10 lie;
j 10. 15iac: II ID. lie; picked hams, l4IgGl5e.
TAI.LGW- Finn: city. 7Ac; country. 74Qsc-
LARD ,FiTmer: Middle West II SOC y soc; CITY
tiEeHt 12.l3c; Brazl kegs, i+35c: compound
STEADY il 4 all &c. SIEAIt1NG-tlulet: cleo,
s,GAR|Refined steady ana unchanged.
with the lowest price for graduated 5.G5c net
less per cent cash The list price was o.16c
was s.61l4d lower; September. lbs 81 al; Octo-
ber lis 6s,d May. lis 81; Raw here steady
to firm with a little lot available the last
were asking t-32C0l Ice more than that. spot
prices Centrifugal. 90 test, 4.36c. muscovado, ~
test. sec: inolasses sugar 80 test. 36le
RICE-steady to arm,
MET,LS-coPPER - standard dull: spot,
- 15nl2 2oe septemeer y ~ zoe /, neo
December II 2o4 10 25c London steady: snot.
10 s. ga futures. i5g Is ii, % lake Il : 55 q
I.Si &c; e!erlToiylle 'oU4 = 90 e.,s' 4
tember. rs 55aa5 Zoe: october. &, 25dfs5 SOC; No
vemeer. a4.C7 1agsioz'Ao: December "a $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, sept. 12-Indications to day pointed
to an oversoId condition III the wheat market
Prices were considerably more responsive TO
STRENGTHENING than depressing Influences \
hIn tone pre- at the close, which was at
a net advance Of sc to sc. Latest quotations
showed corn q q sc to lac higher than on last
Saturday night. oats up i2a CSC to &c. and hog
products varying from 2oc gain 70 ? &c loss
10 Dartisans OF an upward for wheat the
most Significant fact that Northwestern re
ceipts to-day were less than one third as large
as wear ago Despite the light in that
direction. arrivals elsewhere brought primary
receipts as q whole. however. up to nearly The
same figures as twelve months previous Ap-
parently the trade believed that the heavy world
discounted as the result OF forecasts last week
II was enough for the bulls particularly that tho
I,iverpoUl market not only unaffected, but
actually closed at an advance, the explanation
being that the bulk of the huge supplies We're
headed for the European continent ana not Tor
the United Kingdom Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
100000 WATER POWER SALE
New York Company Buys Rights ID
Washington State.

Seattle Sept l2-Control Of the water
ieneT OF Priest Rapids in the Columbia
AFeI. IN Grant and Yakima counties.
Washington Was sold last night by the
hsnford Irrigation and Power Company to
u American Power and Light Company
@ New York
The water power j. considered among the
Nosl ralDable IN North America. The prop
CITY O. Tho Hanford company Is estimaJtd
0e w0rth 3 0e8,ea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
COURT SETS RATE HEARING
Railroads, Which Seek to Enjoin Inter
state Commission, TO Appear in Month.

St Paul. Sept. l2.-On the application Of
T. }. Norton. Of Chicago, attorney for the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa fe Railway,
Judge W II. Sanborn. of the United States
Circuit Court to-day set October J. for the
hearing on the application of that road for
an injunction against the Interstate Com
I3rercc Commission. which recently ordered
a eat in the rate ON oranges and lemons
from the Pacific 10 the Atlantic coasts
from s. i to 81 a hundredweight.
The hearing viii be held in St. Paul The
s,1it was instituted by lightweight railroad
comranIe~. operating iii all parts of the
United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
CoMPoSITYPE co. RECEIVER
Baltimore Company Unable to Meet
Liabilities in Excess of S3.O00,O00.

baltimore, Sept. 12.-H Rowland Clapp
was to-day appointed receiver for the Bal
tirnure Compositype Company on petlilonS
setting forth that the company was ulidbie
70 meet liabilities in excess of sS,eo0,0oo-
The books of the company show assets
aouallirr the liabilities. but it is contended
fbsv have no definite market value, and are
rot commensurate with the value set down
in the books. The company ADMITTED ue
alterations and consented 10 the appoint
rneflr of a receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
"a. TO TRADE IN INDEMNITIES
Chicago Board of Trade to Eliminate
"Put ard Call" Features, However,.

Chicago. Sept. by a vote Of $50 10 80
members OF the Chicago Board Of Trade to-
cay declared IN favor Of resuTTling trade in
indemniries so far IS possible in view Of
tas decision Of Judge Mack recently hold
ny the pIactice 70 he Illegal
The buylng and selling of indemnities as
proposed. il IS said. viii eliminate the old
put and cali feature Of indemnity trad
!lg. which vas frowDed en- by the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
New York. September l., 1910
GRAIN - MHEAT - DeriNinE- its strsnE

New York. September l., 1910.
GRAIN - WHEAT - Deriving its strength
mainly from a higher market, wheat ad-
Nanced practically 1c a bushel. and with the ex-
ceptton of two brief reactions remained
firm, closing &G7sc higher than Saturday. As
expected worlds shipments, according to Broom
hail. made record. reaching the heavy
total of 1855. 0OO bushels compared with 10.
$4,000 last week and 100000 a year ago. The
previous record was II. $50. coo. in November last
year. 4 leading elevator interest in Chica go
a steady seller of wheat all day and has
been for some time past. giving rise to a belief
that 1t has a very large short interest out.
sharp advance in December at Minneapolis. The
red wheat here closed 81 "a elevc5or and 81 OF Il
b ahoat. CORN-The trade was exercised over
another cool wave in the Northwest, and prices
at the opening advanced 1e bushel Reactions
followed. but quickly regained, and prices
in the late afternoon advanced to a new high
level closing firm at 24@1l4c rise over the close
of Saturday. Gables were I'D lower. and Broom
hall made verdi shipments $4,000. or 100000
more than last week. The visible showed an in
crease of 2160 Geo bushels. No corn here closed
&c elevator domestic basis, TO arrive. and 6012c.
b afoat OATS-Lighter receipts at the
West. in connection with the strength in corn,
advanced the price PsG sc for the day The
visible supply Increased LASS, coo bushels. Cash
cats here firm; standard white, IS &c; No ,,
soc; No s, Sc: No (, 81 lee. RYE-Quiet: No
Western. 78l2C f 0 New York. BA RILEY
Steady; mailing, 73G17C. new, G i f. Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above Gescrloed
property Is to be sold. ia Five Thousand Two
hundred ten and BI-lu0 (S1.2lO6tl Dollars.
with interest thereon from the 10Th day OF
August 1910 togethe~ With costs and allow
arce amounting 10 S29l.9l. with interest from
August 3lst, 1910 together with the expenses
OF the sale The approximate amount OF the
taxes, assessments and water rates or oIher
liens which are 20 be allowed To the pur-
chaser out OF the purchase money, or palu py
The referse. is nominal
Dated. New York. sept End 1Dlo-
LANES q. ERApY. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
UTICA CHEESE MARKET.

N $40. 116 state. ms -. $40: ISIS. 49, n. $40,
roughs. $40 10. IS 10; q. All II. s. so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13

Utica Sept 12.-The same prices as last week
prevaue,i Tor cheese at tO-day's session OF sha
Utica Dairy Board Of Trade Sales; 90 boxes
large white lie; 80 boxes large colored. lac
S4S boxes email white. lac: 3. 100 boxes small
colored lac. BUTrER-l69 tubs creamery sold
Al S1izc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13

sprinrers active and S2dS3 higher: s2sGs7o
TEALs-Recepts. 100: active and &c higher;
S7as1O 80. few $40 20. HoGS-Receipts. "a
SEQ; fairly active; pigs steady, others Ioa15o
higher: heavy, s1oq$10 10: MIXED, $40 loGps1o 70
Workers., 50 9oGS1o D; pigs, 50 9o' roughs, IS 60
ass s.: stays So T5GS7 90; daires, 50 756S10 90
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Receipts. a 900; active
and steady: lambs. S3a$.: yearllngsi s. 2bG
sheep, mixed. S2GS4 so
GBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.l
Louisville Sept 12--SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. .. S91: quality very common; strictly
prime lambs here; market slow and lower; bulk
Of best lambs, 5G5lgc; good butcher lambs. "a
&C. cus 3I4o; fat sheep, 3G3hc:s common
sheep very dull; fair inquiry for fancy stock
ewes; plain and common slow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
CLOVERSEED PRICES.

Toledo sspt. 12.-CL.OvERsFED - Cash.
$40 22ia October. $40 22lt December, $40 Is;
March $40 10 TiMOTHY- Prime, 81 10: August,
81 40; September 81 50. ALSIK r Prime 50 45 /;
October 50 is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds, COM
pared with Saturdays:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
SESR0ARn CLEARANCE
FICIIUr
snTTDA

COTTON-Quiet, with fuctua ions showing
trregularity, but with the bearish average of
local sentiment reflected in the closing decline
of 6Q16 points. The final tone was quiet The
market opened easy at decline of 1OG IA
points recovered during the middle Of the DAY.
and turned easier in the late trading. South
ern spot markets were unchanged to IS lower.
Private cables from Liverpool suggested that
the talk of lockout in Manchester had been
brought about for the purpose Of influencing
the course OF the September squeeze i'll the
Liverpool market. and that IL was not likely
TO result in any actual stoppage of business
Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
[Rv Telegraph TO The Tribune.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN NORTHERN


1910 1909 1908
lst wk IN Sept $3.50 500 $40 400 s1T5 300
July 1-Sept. 4. . 604. 600 1S41. 900 1,6J1 900
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
1st wfz in Sept 81 a5s 900 81 664 600 81 .So1 900
July 1-Sept. l.. 10 5i4 coo Is $40 600 Ii, SAT Ss1
DENVER & RIO GRANDB
1st wk. In Sept. S515 100 s467 100 SAL. 900
July 1-Sept. 4. 4 707 500 ABS. 600 S,S49. 42i
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
Ist wk in Sept 81 o3a 900 s10S4OoO sS3s. 900
July 1-Sept. = 10 COS Io5 9.6i7 I24 S,367, PA
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
1st wk. in Sept. s23s,S SEA SECS, 1913 500. 49S
July I-Sept. 4. 2lO5 SCI 1851 TAI 1.7S6, 702
TOLEDO. PEORIA & WESTERN.
1st wk. in Sept. s21.942 $40. 955 sf9, s94
July 1-Sept. 4. 23s,3T9 211 ,935 213, $40
WABASH.
fst xk in Sept. 1904 1913 s5s1, TSS S52S. s24
July 1-Sept. T. 1927, 1871 b.s54.2I2 1883, ISL
TOLEDO PEORIA & WESTERN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED ny ]. Thomas Reinhardt, No. IS
Broad street. New York, and No. Oh DeY-
onshire street. Boston.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. September IL, Is

Elevator, domestic basis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-28
Glnkbertht.
Gineinnati. 28. SunI.

cincinnati, ZS. CUNT.
Bel gittsburg III Der 5LuB etpas gefties
gen uuo our6 bic ,arteu ResenoiiHe pers
oen Die obereu Nepenfliiiie sbenfdIs fteieeu.
SIM AlIQ emeinen aber fdut Der SIub, 10
aud bel bteitaer Staot. no er eeiteru Abeao
etnen Maiieritano BON 1877 6lb bate.
TteioE3euo.a Dspsftsa 'tro ut3rsao bss
aehrigeH [ases bier eiHgetro fen:
gttts6urI III. Dsr 5Ig1aI .inen
DaHerfanb uon 6.2 5us Inb 'tei9t.
DdeeltRa, .. ga. Der TLus bat eEs
nsn DaHertaRo pos 4.9 5aB uHo fGqt.
gartsrssurs u. Ba. Der 5Ius bat
sinen DaHsrfa1b uoH SO Jus ano fdat.
aanapsa. 5aEts Der 5Ius bat st.
nsn BaFerftauo uon AZ Gus uno fdGt.
GbarteFoa. q. 81. Der Jtu3 Dat al.
men DaiIerftano uon SO Gus une fdat.
ct. 9Geafart, @. ia. Der 5Ius BET
einsn DaHsrfano pom so Jus uno fdlt.
eattl.tts6urq as. Der SIus ba.
einsr Daiisrtaro pcn l2.2 5us uuo fGqt.
Sorts RoIth ,. Der 5LuS 81. sinsa
Baserfanb Don lao 5us uno fdlt.
aouisoiEI.. "a. 1.r JIai 1ls stnsn
Nafisrtano pon 9.8 5us uno fGaE.
@panssiIte. 3rs. Der SGu5 sai sE.
xsn DaHsrAaxe pon 17.9 Jus uss ftebt.
Cairo. 5gs. Der 5lus hat elrss AaIs
ieritanb pom 22.9 Jus uxo iaut.
Nsmpbis, Iern. Der 5Ius satts sinsa
8aHeritano pon 1872 5ub uno fdlt.