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New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
EXPORTS,
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Neu York September s. 1910
GEAIS-WHEAT-Wit the exception Of
one brief upturn after the opening the market
was weak all day, closing 112G17ac under the
previous close. Il opened irregular and praCd-
cany unchanged from Saturday, and for a time
was supported the strength of Northwest
markets particularly Winnipeg, and reports that
100000 bushels of cash wheat had been sold in
the last two DAYS TO England and France
Liquidation was extensive the decline but
short sellers were cautious Weekly statistics
were all bearish, particularly the visible supply
increase of 1.454. coo bushels The Missouri
State report made the yield 1871 bushels an
acre. against Is bushels a year ago. Cash wheat
weak, closing follows: No . red 81 05i4 els-
vator and S. 055s o afoat: new No ! North,
ern Duluth, 81 30 o 70 arrive. CCEN-We eak
from start % finish, and of Z T2c below the
close Of Saturday The Missouri State report
made September condition 50, or unchanged from
last month and Is points higher than last year.
The visible supply increased 5S5O 900 bushels for
the week An export business of about Il loads
was reported, but otherwise the cash demand
was light. with. offers 161Ac below sales made
Saturday. No corn quoted e. = &C elevator,
domestic basis. OATs-Foilowing the lead Of
other markets, oats declined = Gle a bushel.
The visible supply increased 3To9 600 bushels.
There was a fair demand for cash oats and the
local market closed easy: New standard white.
5sizc; No Q SOC; No 8, 3Sc, No +, S74c RYE
Dull: No Western, 7si2c new. New
York BARLEI-Steady: mating. 739T7c new.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Sept 6.-Althoush business in ths
wool trade Is dull prices are nrmlv main
tanned The demand centres chiefly on terri
tory wool of half blood grade and below New
territory heeces moving moderately. Whit-
a few transactions comprise original pack
ages. Dealers are by no means urging manu-
facturers 20 take the best territory woods n
quantity at prevailing figures. for the ferrner
confidently believe that better prices VIII BE
obtAinabIe later. The lack OF appreciable ac-
tfvity in the goods market IS primarily re
spOusibie for the continued dulnes5 IN wool
and IL is problernattcal when conditions VIII
improve materially The quotations;
Ohio and Pennsylvania heec~s-DeIalns
washed S4c. me unmerchantable = 2 sc
ons-half blood. combing. = PC three
eighrhs 2S 4 2oc. delatne unWashed. 70 y
81 he fine aa19tc. Michigan. WisconS1n and
New York feeces-Fine unwashed. 19G roe
De{afna a64 2Tc: Ons-haf blood, y q 2Sc-
Kentucky. Indiana and Missouri = = Tnree-
eiehths blood - n 2Sc. cne-quarter, = q &c.
Secured basis Tsxas-Ffne Il months. so
p6ac. ane 8 20 $ months. 81 95T; nne fail
5oe C,altforrfa-Northern. 5S q 55cs middle
countv 5OaJIc. Oregon-Eastern No I
sraple az a64c. eastern. clothing. 50 e &c; val
lay ~, 80 q sac. No .. so q sc. Territory
Pine staple g. CSC; fne medium. 50 g SOC.
a. .Iorhfux IS soc: fine medium. IS 05Ics
one half blood. eombins. IS a62c
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07

PROyIsIONS-Firm until the late after
noon when they felt the effects Of persistent
weakness in grain and eased of little There
was A fair outside demand, and some from
sharts but only a light cash trade, PORK
Sf4sd9. mess s23 boa$24: family. s25G$25 so,
short clear. S22 50Gs24 80 BEEF-Stsady: mess,
SI5GSI5 50: family $l9NS20, packet, SIS 5odS17;
extra India mess, $50 5oals31. BEEF HAMS. SD
Gs24 DRESSED HOGs-Firm; bacons 70 lsc.
isO 10 49, lsc; I60 n, lS44c: 40 n. 13-c; pigs.
I4c CUT MEiATS-Ptckled bellies steady; snok-
ing IKE; 10 n 16i2c. II 10. l5l4c; IA ~ lt%c.
picked hams firm, II "a i5c- TALLCW-City,
use: country. rs 0T7sc LARD-Middle West.
10 4b6I - SOC: city. 1914 Refined. south Amer
ica f3 60c: Continent. L e5c Brazil kegs,
IA 6Oc Compound firmer. I1ha1f&c. STEAR-
NE Steady. oleo. lie: city lard. i3s.c.
RTCE-Ouiet, but tone generally firm, Dan
T,Tmage's sons Company, New Orleans. tele-
graphs Louisiana crop movement 20 date ss FOL
lows. Receipts rough. GAL 100 sacks, against
a5a s6s last year. Sales cleaned. estina led ar
. 900 pockets, compared with 23O1fs last
V.ar Talmage Charleston. telesraphs the
Carolina crop movement showing receipts
10 date OF 106 07s pockets and sales or 9S'a2-
pockets 49,, -
ArhI,rIEIe Brothers cut prices to the basis or
5c net less ] per cent cash for granulated.
u,itf1 Warner at 10 net, less /, and other
rr6ners nonlinauy al the old price Of 525c net,
less / Raw was inactive, with prices nnnni-
nal and refners Indifferent and sellers AZ 4 aZc
Spot prices nominal. Centrifugal 30 teht.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. sept 6-Consols closed lilo
ie,-1.-r .lr y; 10 for money and sGa4 for ac-
count Canadian Pacific declined = TO l94.
Grand Trunk declined = 10 y, Anaconda
was unchanged ar ISIS Money was easy
auc discount rates weakened
The stock market was quietly steady
Investment buying improved consols, home
rails and foreign bonds Spectators sup
uorr4d Kaffirs. but sold Fhodesian mines
and rubber shares
american securities We're duh and feat
ureless during the forenoon Prices hard-
sned a fracrlou later, but New York sold
st1,aIaa mated Copper and the Pacific
stocks and the market closed easy.
oreu market discount rate for short bills.
= a. DER cent. long bills, 8 per cent. Ber-
lin discount rate. 3Es per cent Paris dis
count rate per cent, Paris exchange on
London. . francs 23s4 centir2es; Berlin eX-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
Satur-
FOREIGN MARKETS.

liverpool. sep, s-wHEAF-Spot dull.
Futures quiet, October. IS SO q; December Is
"a. March. IS sEd CORN-spot steady
ola American mixed IS I'D Futures quiet;
Ss.rten1ber. IS s3sd; October As sssd PEAS
Comedian. Is FLOUR-Winter patents 39s.
HOPS in London CPactfc Coasp. u q t5'
pEFE-Fxfrs India mess 1855 ad PORK
i,,-,,-,- mess western, 106s Sd. HAMS-short
cut, 6ss BACON Cumberland cur; los: clear
t,s1i3as 75s. long clear middles, ught, t3s 90 !;
5eay rs 50 short slear OasE5 SIS PIim sH40L Wesf
- +i.ross ais "a. American refined. pals.
Sos % rr-7 9pGss n : ut rTH Thlte.
s~,,,tts E1s Cd ROSIN-Common As Sd
PFTRoLEUM- Refined, ID LINSEED I3',7i OIL
sDot. SIS Sd TALLoW-Aus'railaH' IN Lon
don 80 fs., 80 Sent e-RAw sUGAR-Centrifu-
gal Iss Sd naseoyadoi lis 81 FEET FEET
SsIcntta Seprefnber- October 42s. t.tNsEEp
OIL 4os Sd sPERM OIL 80 PspE0LE4a sp,i41s ~
- t5r- 1 n--rI enirits 51s Cd Ro6IN-
AM strained las Sd me f,lts, los 80
Antwerp, Sept 8--PEI fol-i-' 81 10 francs
N --r-fTu uus
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, September 6, 1910:
BEEVEs-Receipts, - cars. or !58 head for
ket. Nothing doing in live cattle to-day. Feel
ing steady for best; weak for others. Dressed
sides; 5 q &c for Texas beef. Liverpool cattle
markets easy at 12915c, dressed weight; re-
CALVEsMReceipts, 48z. including 41e for
the market Eeals steady, Westerns slow
elected. and the $40 head held over yesJer-
day not likely TO be sold to-day. Com
mon to choice veals sold at s. ST. per
err calves at s7aSs, grassers at 81 81 10.
Cfy dressed veaIs steady at 141a 917c eoun-
and butterriIks at 5 1Olsc
Sales-J. c. Curtis & Son 25 veals. 154 ID
average. $40 so per 100 Ii: 4, 245 Ib, IS so:
:. George s !. P5dllenbaok: veals, 14e lO.
Tobin 3 shannon: veals, 15e II, s11;. 3
200 h, SO so; / 260 Ib. SO; culIs. 100 Ii. So
IS grassers. 1e4 lb, 81 10 ?, ESQ Ih, 50.
s Judd & Co. S3 Western calves. 204 lb
IS: 81. 224 h. ST
SHEEP AND LAAEBs-Recetpts 241z cars.
market; % cars on sale. Sheep steady, good
under grades steady: q few cars that arrived
late were held over. Common TO prime sheep
sold at asa SO per 100 Ii common 70
choice lambs at IS so a 81 so Dressed mutton
easy at 8610c. dressed lambs lower at Il
13lzc including hog dressed lambs al 13 q
salez-Tobtn & Shannon. 224 Eentucky
lambs 6S II, s. so per 100 lb; 227. IS lh. 81 so;
2,
s. p; 81 state. IS h, Sc IS; SO. so h. s6 25.
state sheep. ps 10. 81
Newton & Co: 26o West Virginia lambs 75
Ii, s. %.
Kerns Commission Co. 2o3 Indiana lambs,
= ID. 81: %. - h s. so, $50, 7e Ib. SO go:
431, 7e Ib. SO go Isl state, 70 II. Sc go; 231.
= ID. Sc 70. $50 West Virginia. - 10, 81, 245
KAntucAy. -6S Ii, Ss 571z: 253 Michigan. - Ii.
So -, > Indiana culIs, 20 III. s.; IS Indiana
yearitIgs, IS ID, 8 >; 3! Indiana lambs ana
ID s. 80: /. 113 10. 81 20; /, leo lh. So 70; :.
IL III. 81.
George and L. : Dulenback. y state lambs,
HI Hollis. 70 state lambs. = Ib: Sc s714.
EOGS-Feceipts. 10 cars. or 1867 head, tn
clUdine about carload for the market Prices
steady 50 S0GS10 per 100 ID for good 10
prime state and Pennsylvania hogs.
Sales-George and L s Dinenback, 16 state
hogs, 164 H. $40 per 100 Ii, 10, 21s b. SO 90;
=. 222 Ii. 50 so, stag, $3.50 lb, $ 80.
H H Hollis 81 state hogs, Us Ii. SO; 18
10 SC so
vaaia hogs 1s2 H. SIC: Il state. I84 lb, SO;
p, DDS II, 50 SO. 10 roushs, 26S h. IS so.
J c curtis z Son uate yesterday: los
state hogs IG7 10. SO: i roughs. POS 10.
s. 80. 9 stays $50 Ib. s. %.
Andrew Mullen date yesterday: So state
hogs, l64 lb. SO. roughs, SOC II. IS so. 2.
$40 Ib. IS
X 2 Hume date yesterday As state
Nelson & NcTab@ date Yesterday % state
hogs. 100 10. So so. 3 roughs. 253 III. SIS so.
TcbIn x Shannon ttc-d5yp- Is state hogs.
1e+ II. $40 l rough. 470 10, SIS so
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07

spot quiet. with prices 70 points lower, at
Il 25c for uiddling upland and 14-5oc for mid
ding Gulf. Sales. 1910 bales Liverpool cables:
Spot in good demand: sales, 10000 bales: spec
ulation and export. 500; American, 1900; i'm
ports Il, 600; American, 5000 Aiddng upland
a3d Futures opened steady 212G4 points
lower than Monday Closed irregular, at a net
advance of Z points on September and De
cline of 11le 112i. points later months
September. 7.6od; september-october. 7.18 I'd;
October-Novenlber. ID. Noyember-Decemb ber,
P3Iad: December January January-February
February-March, March-April, April-May and
May-June 69id.
COFFEE-There was d further advance IN
prices owing TO the trTnness OF Brazilian and
European markets over the local holidays. re-
ports Of an unfavorable new crop outlook from
Brazil and strength Of the spot situation
Sales 80 900 bags and market closed at i net
advance Of > q 10 points. The market opened
steady at an advance of Q6 points on the
showing of the cables. and improved during
the day. Havre closed a net advance Of
= q 81 franc. Hamburg was a ptennlg
higher; a decline Of % rets was reported at
Rio while Santos was so reis higher but the
showing OF the millreis price was considered
yerv firm IN view Of the advance Of 3-l6d in
the rate Of Brazilian exchange on London.
Snat STEADY. on the basis Of 10i4 for Rio No
Z Local contract prlces
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY ET.-Nonev On call opened
g a. Per cent highest . per cent lowest
IA Ee- cent. closing - per cent ruling
-afa "a. Der cert. There was noticeable
hardening n the tone Of rbe time money
rusrke- Rates were 2az6+ per cent for
ninety czvE and +7s65 Per cent for four,
%zz and ei~ months Mercantile pa0eT re
NAMED quiet Rates 5-sG5sz Ter cent for
sixty and ninety days iu6orsed bills re-
sz-vs BE. sos Per cent for choice four and
stE months single names. 81 Ter cent for
others
FOREIGN EECEA A%GE-The foreign
eECrs-ge market CrereG easier Il 2 decline
C u 70 = points - 1 So a. S555 for cables
: 80 a $500 for demand sterling and 1870
- for stX---Gzv hills. TIE latter show
t-E strength on account Of lower London
discounts. Short francs we're quoted al
-s-. less 2-4 and short reiCESC1a-ES 81
LIS less 7-22Ta5 is TIE market closed
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
NEW YOEK PRICES.
NTEKIoR KEcEIPTs ZOE TWo DAYS.

FLOUR AND MEAL-While not quotaby
lower. the -four market more less de-
pressed by the heaviness in wheat and closed
rather easy in tone Spring patents IS so @
So -; winter straights. 81 5o@s4 10; winter
patents. 81 90 q s. %, spring clears. 81 - q
81 IS; extra No l winter. SO So q 81; extra No
winter. &$ 80 Qs3 70 Kansas straights, $59
So 10 RYE FLOJR-Steady; fair good,
81 10 @S4 80: choice 10 fancy. 81 35 Q 81 45
CORNMEAL-Easy; kiln dried, S3 so. BAG
MEAL-Easy. fine white and yellow, 81 10 a
81 70; coarse, 81 $3g$ 40, FEED-steady;
Western spring, S22 so; standard niddlirg,
S24 60: -four do. S2T 80; red dog, Ses so: city
bran 500 bulk, so3 sacks: middling. S23 q 500;
red dog. S2S: aon1iny chop, S24 80 bulk. $25 20
sacks; oilmeal. S3T
EOTTON-The beartsh sentiment which 5p-
peareG TO be gaining ground toward the close
of last week seemed 70 have been greatly
strengthened by developments over the holidays.
including the failure of Fridays government
report TO stimulate either speculative or trade
demand Selling was general. and there
very sharp break in prices. Before the close
September contracts sold at l33IC. or nearly
SO = bale below the closing price of last week,
while later positions showed losses ranging
from IS 70 T.; points compared with Fridays
closing figures. Last prices were steady. but
only d shade UP from the lowest, at net loss
of 36 "a Il points. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
Bankers. posted rates were

DOMESTIC ENCEANGE. = Bosron. =
discount. Chicago SOC discount. san Fran
cisco. sight Z-.C premium, telegraph 5c
premium (ev Orleans. commercial e5C7nc
= sco-I-- bank s premium. Charleston
rlylnE par. selling lgC premium. s. Louis
1=c discount bid SC discount asked Min
nespoIis. sc premium Savannah, buving
--LS discount selling par
BANK CLEARI%GS- - New York eE-
changes S--4 G52 4s9. balances s.. .655ii7, Bal
-i-7c-e. ev-HznEes s. .fs5 aq5. balances s56L.-
53l. Chicago. exchanges s4A.5-, S95. balances
81 81 e77. Philadelphia. exchanges Se.2I4,-
81 balances s 666 0eI.
ST - MARKET Commercial bar sil-
--=r. 5Z-.c- Mexican silver dollars 44c-. Bar
silver n London closed Al 7-ssG- an advance
Of --16d
GOLD PFENIU1I.--r Madrid. 10. Lis
bon, 500
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
Grange on New York is quoted a. G0l--.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
CRAM AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. sept. 6.-Heavy selling OF Wneat Dy
T,s7--,risr countries ar rnuch lower prices than
America offered made export business here lnpos
eIr5a today ard had considerable erect N OtIrE
~ aro1Tr a net decline of 4sc 20 IS QZc. corn
55 oa Is suffered likewise, the former hflshng Is
611a- 70 2lsc under the previous close ana me
80 511l.r Later quotations for hog prod
-1r-e we've - TIOc down to DC up. POOR demand
for esh wheat at all leading centres. the heaFy
---o,--s--ar- Southwest and remarkable weakness
a. paris counted against values The decline
a. the French capital was due 10 oig saIss 9 aIl9
equally large additional olors NUN ~
re Danube Range or Trices- Co.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07

the stockholders says: The result OF the
seasons business under conditions not al
together favorable shows that the COM
pany's earning power is established Our
investment in the business of Lord & Tay-
lor, which Will appear in the next balance
sheet. was made after careful study. and
we are confident II will prove advan-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS,

GRto9g2 sept Ps.rs. 3 7ogz. sss2s e2o
and feeders $4QS5 20; cows and heifers, s. 40Q
Sc 80: calves. S7QSe p. HOGS-Receirts, i o0e,
mixed $ +oQSs go, heavy $ I5GS9 20: rcugh'
IS 25QSe: good TO choice heavy, SPGSe 20; pigs,
s. 55GS9 70 bulk OF sales, 50 1oGSs 70 SHEiEF
western s3 25aS4 IS. yeariings s. 75aS5 So .
lambs. native, s. 25as7 70. Western IS 25as7 i.
Kansas City, Sept. 6.-C4TTLE-Receipts' %
o00. including 300 Southerns, steady 70 1Oc
lower Calves. 25c lower Dressed beef and ex-
Por steers &6 9oqsS - # fair to goo6 d. $ eg s9g
ers IS 5OGS6 25. Southern, So 65d$5 IS; South
eTn cows s. 90aS4 10 native s. aogS2 40
Sass 81 HoGs-Receipts 5000; 5a10c higher
bulk of sales. 50 50G$9 -; heavy, 50 40qSs 3 81 ~
gs s6 eaq F4scts ece3s Il COO stsadT Utah
laElbs So 50; lambs. S. 25aS6 so; yeaTii1gs 81 %
Gs5 %; wethers: S44S4 90; ewes, s. '9qS4 80
Easf BufaIo, sept 6.-CATTLE- Receipts,
225: slow. VEALS-Receipts, $50: active: & &29c
lover Sc 59asi0 50 HoGs-Rscstpss F;s.s Is, 64 1s9o
s Sie 22aSiQ 20 PlsT; ss sos? 81 5 aiies Si6G
sheep active and steady; lambs sIow: I3c high-
e. lambs S56ST. vearlings S5 25GS5 SO; weth-
ere 81 75aS5; ewes, s. 25qs4 40; sheep mixed
In Cincinnati. Sept EeceiPts. 8l4;
steady. fair to good shippeTs' So@S. 6
so ri-r,2r- butchers and shippers, 50 9eGS9 %
common s. 50dS1o. SHEEP Eeceipts. 1'oo''
steady. seas. lambs steaa-: . 'Ss.20, 'S, ,iz--.
.e-,ice = 90 q 3 40. prime. 81 81 20 sHEEP
supply light; prime wetAeIs. = % 20
egl-5 and ID. f0'652Sn GaITes 50 20 a SO HoGs-Re
CENTS lisht. prime heaVies' SIU4 ~ ~ IS, 20
light Workers. Slo@s slo l"' PIGS s' ."
roughe IS 30 So
rBv Telegraph to The Tribune-l
ro,,,~-4I1e sept 6-sHEEP and LAMBS
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
PARIS SHOPS.

sugar. 50 test 8 SIC The London market for
beet sugar was dull and lower. with septem,
Der at 12s 14d and October rs "a ana
METALs-coPPER-s dull: spot.
September and October. 1215G12 Doc; Noyern-
don quiet; spot f55 lis Sd, futures f56 Is Sd
Iaks copper 12s75@ eectr2Iyttc II 62 8 q
quiet: spot 85.s7Ia @86- Zoe: September 35, ,75@
S6 10c: October So. .25G36c. November. "a 6212 q
35c. December. "a 81 Z 434 ST &c. Sales tons
September, at IS SOC. London frm' SPOT fi6+ 6
New York and 4-2594 SOC East st Louis Lon
3o @ sSe, 5s,; " Yo- Is sd @ 35z go. %
London. spot. f22 Us Sd. IRON-CIeveland war
rants. 49s Sd in London. Local market dull !;
70 ! foundry Northern, sl8dS16 p: No =. SO 90
4S15; 20 ! SouLhern and No l southern soft:
SIS T59s16 rs. Pig iron certificates were auiet
and unchanged. with no sales.
DhI IS-Marzet steady. with fun but un.
changed prices. Essential oils sold at full
prices
HIDE-steady but quiet and unchanged.
LEATHER-steady but quiet and IN
MoLassEs AND sYRUPsDun but IN
NAVAL sTOREs-sptrtts turpentine dull
prices unchanged. bur market is said - look g
oILSslaclz demand for Hnseed oil and
while no change was reported IN out Of toEvn. the
citX price was marked down a cent a gallon
Refined petroleum without further change Pc
ROLEUM-Stardard white. bbls. New and
Philadelphia, 81 so. bulk 81. refined. cases So 40;
water white, bbls, 50; bulk, s. so cases 81 go
LINSEED OIL-Americen seed, city raw, s9d
9oc. out Of town raw. S9d90c-; Calcutta raw. CSC
Lard oil. 81 206S1 25-
COTTOSSEFD OII-The big break in cot
ton started an active selling movement. which
on new crop positions while September was of
Il points. \ little buvtng developed on the de-
cline, but final prices we're around lowest OF the
day Sales, 1850 barrels Local contract prices
Fri
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
WABASH REPORT.

The Wabash Railroad reports for the
year ended June 90 1910, a surplus after
ail expenses. taxes, interest and rentals OF
year before OF S59, ,259. Gross earnings in
creased S.0lS,023 and net earnings increased
s -3s-Ss0- Detailed results for three years
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
cInuERsEEp PRICES.

-. - n = rTOVERsEED = Cash
I9ieG9. ,aa} hep 20 50: December SO So March
"a So TTMoTHY-Pri me. ~ - 40, octooed sa e
:, "a AfsTKF-PriIns. 50 20; October. 50 20
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
COLLATERAL Trust NOTES.
fFu-r1shed ~ Swar-E-oUr 8 aPpeuzel-zr. so 20
Pine street,

Mana Natu-f-y SD ask Weld.
~ -za- : ? C. .IcE =. 1e-l-- eaes ps-s 5 go
q re-. 5IcL =. -e1--.--.--- 81 - 5.zg
Bs.- 81 n g e LCE lt. 1911 Et.s -.Hl 80
GO - z C. J--e- MA So fSs $50
Bet - C-rU 6 r ~. Eov. 1sis--- So +o-2 20
C-tr z Ans 2 r. Ncr 10 1913 9sz= ae-s 535
- Z = nav 2 e T-lv. 1913 G7-s 17ss 2 10
Z : K :. L : 2 e June. 1911 100 1a1la $50
: = = e,--s a. 2 C. july. 1929 So. 10G-- 4 -
E-E Es- srr : 1917 -... Gs7s Ic0ts 61U
- -s-.--e- - ? 2. T-f- 1918 ~ O. 500
E--.-=-- r-s o~- Is 1913 - zoo
s- - Il F=1 1912 - ~ 6L2
---e-t-r r p 2 2. 5fav. 1911. l0e1z Iel 10
Ken - Z Z = p r. sept 1872 . SA1a Go
70 r. Ma~ IS 1sl8.-...- SD r5-z go
lack steel 8 2 e. 8Ira. -9l5---. - q 10
l--- e. s. = ? c. Feh. 1911 81 IS 1000
80 Z - = A-r 19II--. QS- 9ss 500
Cent Lines ecr-S 2 e.
N-v- Ie-G-Z2 "a G. .5Orc basis
; r z r g r r.. 1e-1-'12. 1Go1s 1d1-s -
= I q re- Frr. 1912 90. s--s 8 -
e. r. NCt 1913 ...-... e514 l.as $50
s p CO O. Fer 1913 . g-as 4>Es 70
-lcewerer CO = r. June 1913 @4z. 70Ols 9 10
Nest -e- & = p c- Fer 1912 s5ss se-s 50
q Zee & Mig 3 e. Aug 1873 es-s 100 SEQ
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
s .......-.... .Sg.155 -2s. ~ s.. oee. .@-8. .s2s

f-E-,GGL-z bullion IN T-easu-T-
-.-c-la-or Ter capita So s3. September !
1913. 81 81 September : 1efs. So o. SePte-1-
re- : -2H- s. - September ), 1905 So =
Ea--e-1e- : 1906 s. 40 September / 800
Ss- Is September T. 1eG3- 81 61- September l.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
MONEY II CIRCULATION.

The Treasury Department reports The
r-raI r-ouev IN circulation September l. ss
cr---a~@d with September e 1919 ss fol
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07

change on London. % marks 45 pfennigs.
Bar gold. It's Sd. American eagles, 76s
51.d.
Berlin. Sept. 6.-Prices generally were
weak on the Boerse to-day. a few spe-
Cia1ties advanced a fraction.
Paris, Sept. 6.-Three per cent rentes de-
clined PIP centimes to 81 francs 70 CEN
times. The Bourse opened weak to-day.
Later the market reacted and closed bet
ter
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
lE-r--z-e1 by Wy C-Ie~ d. c. 10 q cedar
street.
interest D. Ea as-ss
UNITED DRYGOoDs

+esgrons interehsngesb.e +F4efsr--as ,g-o,
IoaE- sEegtsreEec and eeupons tSrerIlrs
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
BOSTON STOCKS.
.--,-,,+-hss bv z I. Day & Co. Nc 81 Wall
- streetN
paI, hoELPHIA STOCKS.

fF7,-rishe5 by Charles =. Barney & Co 20 10 =,
rrraF street New York and No l2Z sou'h
ztt street Philecephta.J
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
rEy Telegraph TO The tribune

zaco,7s Al. for two days. 3.22o. Market
oniet and just about steady Best larlos = = @ a
81 seconds 4Iac: culs. 5 &c, far sheep.
= dov-r Common sheep very dull, Far
i,SzT,iry -or prime to fancy stock ewes; PLAIN
and common slow.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07

Ine United Dry Goods Companies reports
,or ,r TIE half wear ended July IS last as fol-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
B0s-oN CURB STOCKS.

Furnished bv ] Thomas ReinhaCct. no, oe
- -E--az street New YORK. and No "a De'-
o-shire street. Boston,
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
BANK STOCKS.
STOCKS

= regular dividend . Per cent and Per cent
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
AND sYRUPs-Dun but un-

but quiet and unchanged.
LEATHER-Steady but quiet and un-
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
relieved OF coin
BY RELIEF EXPERT
Moneyed Miss Dabbles in Far
East Philosophy and Gets
Her Feetlets Wet
Now She Leans on Arm of Law
and Demands $1,000 Back
From Horrid Man

PORTLAND, Ore. May 17.-B. r.
Charles. who came into notoriety sew
eral weeks ago by reason of his ale
cations that some one had broken into
his safety deposit box at the German
American bank and taken $4,000 in
gold. has been sued by Miss Jeane
Elsner. formerly of Honolulu, for the
recovery of $500. which amount she
says she loaned TO him while he was
in the island city, May 26. 1905
According TO the complaint, Miss
Elsner was a resident of Honolulu In
1906 when Charles was also living in
the same city. She was interested in
oriental philosophy and mental science.
Charles visited the circles maintained
by that cult and became acquainted
with Miss Elsner. who finally loaned
him $1,000 with which to go into busi-
ness According to the story told by
Miss Elsner, after several meetings
Charles came to her and said he was
sent by "the masters" to give her re-
lief. She permitted him to treat her.
and after several treatments he con-
fided TO her that he needed money to
so into business.
Miss Elsner, after discussing the
question with him. finally went to the
bank and drew out $1,000 in gold.
which she gave to Charles. Miss Els
ner put the note in the hands of
collector, but Charles informed her OF
the threatened Japanese uprising, and
this so worked upon her fears that she
left the island.