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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET Money on call was
nmirauv % per cent. In the week the
market was quite easy, but the banks
id not try to press their funds upon
borrower. The range OF day-to-day
oans was between 2ia and per
cent On Monday the range was - ana Z
PER cent. Tuesday 2iz and 2l4. "Wednesday
:, and !. Thursday 2'z and pa, and Friday
= and
Time money vas in better demand last
seek, and rates were slightly higher There
vas however. a sufficient supply Rates;
seSs per cent for sixty days 54d5i2 per
..eat FOR ninety DAYS. and 3agi per cent TOT
W.T. 20 Sis months. .r,
Mercantile paper was rather duH. ne
aarkst was affected by the higher rates
shch prevailed for time money. h S.ts.s
s79o Per cent for sixty and ninety udsS
MS receivable aud choice four 10 SIX
ohers
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - The market
~ sterling was firm. rates a0Nahcllls ~
YeAis. In the week the market was uin ae
more active demand bills selling at 7'oo
Rates for actual business closed as loi-
DNs, Sixty days 'A83l0Q4. $40; DEMAND
'sg4S6l5, cables, 4S63od46640. ...
lommercial bills were 46l-4 Tor hIa .
rs and 4sZ-su4& for sixty DAYS 49,
V.s were sZ7. fOr sixty days; gram, 100
,,entnental bills were as follows. FdllS9i
rs less l-54N5.199s less 1-32 for caDlea CIV
pss less 5-6ilt5l9s less 3-6i TOT sis 7.I,.J
SaecnsmaIls g5Q95 plus l-S2 for cables anu
@t-l6 less l-844ss 1915 plus 1-32 for sleHC
Following are The posted rates OF tHe
No4ng drawers az foreign exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York September =, i9it
BEHvEs-Receipts. ST. head l3 cars %
sale steers steady 70 Zoe lower; several cars
unsold Ordinary to choice steers. 50 - 2 81 81:
Dressed beef unchanged. Latest cables quote1
live cattle selling at London AZ - ~ "a . pes
In dressed weight sinking the ORAL, az LIVER
pool, II HE. IN addition 20 ne oual *.
ports to-day, 9s7 cattle and 100 quarters OF
beef. ,.t.
saIes-NewtOn & Co: j West ioo v iF7 -.
4 h. SO 80; % il7I H. $40 So - E, BOO os De
]. shamberg & SON 90 West virginia steers,
1855 h. 81 so: 70 1910 u. 81 %; 10 1900 H.. So
a. 90. 3 1917 10, 50 90 ] bull. 1850 n. s. 10,
COW co y. 1880 h. s.: /. 900 Ii. 81 20.
CALvEs-Receipts. So head i95 on y sac:
Virginia and Indiana calves. 81 56GSI. Dressed
calves arm: city dressed vesls. II a i5c per To-;
eos sniasps Sanders % veals 142 ib average
$40 per 100 ID s. 98 H. 81.
Kerns Commission Company. . indiana
calves 175 10. 81. "a 20 h. So : -Si 10
y Tobin & shannon: veals. 152 ID, 80.
J. shamberg & son: : West virginia caves
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. s744 head;
cars on sale. Market steady. sheep At s. 80
as4; lambs at s8a 81 IS. Dressed mutton 5D
81 psr ID: dressed lambs. lOQt2lac
sales-Tobin & shannon ISL kentncsg
lambs. So IN average. 81 30 per 100 lo; 2nS
West virginia SO 10 81 So. 1s3 Pennsylvania.
10 ID. SO 90; 81 state; "a ID. So; "a Pennsyl-
vania sheep. 112 ID. 50 %. ....-
J. Shamberg & Son; 233 West virginia
lambs II To- 81 So: { sheep. liz ID. So
Kerns Commission Company; 36l West VIZ
g,nia lambs 20 II, 81 81. West virginia
sheep. 30 ID, 81; 2. 14o lb, g 50; - Indiana
l2i To- SO 10. ..-
ID. 81 35. 2ss. IS ID, 81 80: 81 - II. 81 30.
HOGS-Receipts 3 cars. or 1.+if head. IN
Guiding only a few head for the market 10
sales Feeling steady.
Exports OF livestock and dressed beef from
the United states and Canadian ports for week
ended September 2, 1911;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
BoNp MARKET IN AUGUST.

In their monthly bulletin Spencer Trssk
& Co say: The bond market for the
month remained in a quiescent state, IN
that there was no increased activity ex-
cept in some few speculative issues, when
were affected by current conditions; More
or less hesitancy was indicated on the part
of investors, and IT also became apparent
that a proportion Of the Issues recently
Put on the market have not as yet reached
the ultimate consumer. This IS wen IN
dicated by the fact that. according 10 tne
return 10 the Controller Of the Currency, as
OF June Z, 1911. the national banks III tne
city OF New York alone showed an In
crease In their holdings Of securities as
compared with the same period III lslo Oh
approximately SGO,000000. In view, however.
of the promise of continued ease IN money
there is no reason TO anticipate any haste
to liquidate their bond holdings on the
part OF our financial institutions on the
contrary we expect that they VIII De
forced into further purchases 10 employ
their idle funds to advantage. conser-
vative absorption Of good issues by indivld-
ual investors, moreover. is always In evil
dence and indications OF a reviving inter.
est In the bond market as whole are not
lacking,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, Sept. 2-Consols closed LIP hign-
er, at n Ills for money and n 1916 Tor &C
count. Anaconda was uncnanged, ~ -
Canadian Pacific g lower, at cS5i4; Grand
Trunk u higher at 2612. A..
Money was in increased demand ana ols-
count rates were frmer. ,,
THE stock market opened with a cheerful
tone and hardening prices. but Continental
selling caused a reaction, especially IN hai,
frs and foreign securities. Consois eloseu
a fraction higher, but the rest of the mar
ket was easy. -.
American securities opened slightly high
err but Immediately sold OF under Coiu-
nantaI offerinps The closing was easy,
with prices ranging from Is above 10 3 De-
low Yesterdays New York closing.
Paris Sent. Three per cent rentes
closed 10 centimes lower. at 81 francs "
Confines Prices on the Bourse were oe-
pressed.
Berlin. Sept. Trading on the Boerse
was dull with prices lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
ORIENT'S EXTENSION.

The Kansas City. Mexico & Orient Rail
wav Conpany's extension to a connection
with the Southern Pacific at Alpine Tex,
will probably be completed from san An
gelo 10 Fort Stockton QG miles) about
January /. 1912. Alpine, sixty-five miles
beyond Fort Stockton, VIII be reached
few months later Track is now being
laid at the rate Of five miles per week,
almost a mile per day, and the road Is
now ready for operation forty-five miles
beyond MERTON, the present terminus.
The grading gangs are being pushed 10
keep sufficiently ahead Of the track lay
ers, while financial arrangements are IN
der way for connecting the line In Texas
with the lines In Mexico as soon as Alpine
is reached This Alpine extension goes
through the centre Of a territory 2D miles
long 80 10 240 miles wide, approximately
1000 square miles (over 20,00,OO0 acres, In
which there We're no railroads prior 70
the extension Of the Orient.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Sept. 2-CATTLE-Rcceipts. 20:
stead. beeves, Sy9S7 81: Texas steers. - ioD
se 80 WsstsGn steers sS ei stoeAsIs 50 ga *
axes. So 25aS9 * HOGS-Receipts, 5000. %
higher; light, 81 25as7 so; ,mixed, 81 logSs ~
SS Of hs saIes 8 iSsS 10 SHEEP Reeers
900; steady: native s2nS3 SO: Western. y -
a. so. vesrllngs, S4GS4 90; lambs, native, kip
k a. sS Cfty' sept ~ CATTLE - Receipts.
600 including 400 southelns; STEADY, dressed
beef and export steers. sass fair 70 good;
seeders' 81 5oas5 75: southern s4qss: Southern
cows 50 1884 90; native cows. 81 5OdSS p; ma
I'VE hsfers. s4ss So bulls sos SoS o. S SiEss
bulk OF sales, 81 2oas7 30 heavy. y 2paS1 80 ;
packers and butchers 81 2OdSI ~. lights. 81 70
81 40 sHEEP-Recepts. 700; steady lambs
s. Is. ewes. S3Qs3 so; stockers and feeders s. %
uf East 81 Buffalo. Sept =. - CATTLE - Receipts.
and And HS 5Sc iower s. 5GgSo 80 HOGS ReceiDts
. 600. active and lOG2Oc higher. heavy and
mixed SsqSs 10: Workers. 81 70ass 10. Digs,
s T. fya'' s. s. 25ass SHEEP AND L1MBs-Re-
ceipts, 600 active and steady; lambs SLOW nc
lower: lambs, s4gS'
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.
Huntsville Sent 2.-sHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts 200: total. 4.013 for the week. mar
ket steady. best top lambs seng a, o.; S',o. 1910,
common and thin sheep very SLOW sa'e.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune
ST Louis. sept 2.-CATTLE-Receipts "D;
supply scant. quality common aeinsha or ,6oe
sO,its and &c higher: cnoice medium Weighs.
e. 65Gs7 10: bulk OF sales, 81 t5pSI 80 t-.t
lights. 100 70 100 n, S7a$7 5o' fair 90; 50 80
S4EBP%Recelpts. 500 scarce and III light &C.
weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, Sept. > 1911.
WHEAT-The local grain exchange was
closed on Saturday, but there was falr at
tendance IN the reading room Of the eXchang 3
ana a moderate business was done. wheat
prfces showed little change at the opening,
but later developed decided hrmness IN an
the leading markets and advanced about &c
bushel. The frmer feeling was oased iaI e
~ on frr1rese abroad especially IN Berlin,
where values were UP &c. There were also
predictions of frost in the Canadian North p
yest and This caused some uneasiness, al
tboux, reports Indicate that the greater part
OF the Canadian crop is now beyond the point
where frost will do damage.
CORN-The strength in the wheat market
had a stimulating influence on corn. ana thls'
Win frrnuess I'm the cash situation ana
growing export demand. sent the market up
easily closing al q ola advance. s.
OATS-Flrm. and prices advanced SHARPLY
In sympathy with other markets ana on nc
Ann cash SITUATION and light offerings from
The country. closing at 7sG1sc net higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
FINANCIAL MARKET
BANK STATEMENT.

Bank statement figures showing the act
ual position Of the Clearing House insti-
buttons at the close of business on Friday
presented an increase in the reserve above
legal requirements OF s25562, $50, az com
week ago. Loans were somewhat smaller
then expected, owing doubtless to liquida-
ton by people who thought Il better to
sell stocks than 10 put up additional mar
gins. Cash showed a large decrease, due
10 heavy payments by banks to the gov
eminent, and also 10 the large shipments
10 chicago and San Francisco made on
trlday The decrease in cash for the
week, as shown by the actual statement
was Sl3,Dl000. while loans decreased only
SS,SlS0O, The decrease in both cash and
loans in the actual statement was much
larger than the decrease In the same
items In the average statement. In the
latter cash decreased &.171000 and loans
$4,000 Detailed figures follow:
CLEARING HOUSE MEMBERS. ACTUAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03


Am Real Estate Co. gold :. G.. ,g ~ ,es
broadway Realty Co, LIST mtg c''H- "
Rroadway Realty "a mtg. e-....' "a so
E.states O, I,Ong Beach, 2 c..'.''. 30 .
Greeley square Realty. 8 c. ;o,oo'''' -
Hotel Rector % mtg o c. Is.g to1 tOt
INN prom II Co OF Y, . p c. scr 49, ol 20
Inn Prop X co Of " y. p c. ser D. ~ oo
M@tsase Bond co, 20 yr t., p s'5'c e.. - rs
Monaton hsa ny q - r,ts guar D C. 9sia 100
MURRAY h'4i = a. ~. s,id mig 4 ID c. gsis 100
y hsai Ea $500. e., snar q o c.. s7is 92i.
h1al'F N,'t.- 80 a - c.. ~ 30
Central FeAD, soti - "a 100
q 3 Realty a Imp cony deb c., - ',,,ro.,
Ronds are All traded In lana hcti u,H "''''''S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
n ENOA. + S;a' 5;..
IT, "EDEN PALACE. "

CELERY. bunch. 10 a SOC; CORN. 100, 90
81 10. CUCUMBERS state. basket 80 Q s5c;
upriver, 80 q 75c: Long Island. Dbl. 1890 81 -;
jersey. Dbl. soc a 81; CUCUMBER PICKLES.
bbL 75cd 81 80. 1000. 81 SOC 81 50; CHICORy
and ESCAROLE. Dbl. - n zoe. CAULt-
FLOWER, ctate bbl. 81 5OaS3 so. nearby. s. .
So. EGGPLANTs, Jersey. Dbl. l5ca 81 ~
100 10. $685.; LIMA
BEANS. potato basket or bag SOC \ 81, sat.
basket or bag 80 a Csc; LETTUCE. box. &c -
81: basket. 15q90c: Dbl, SOC n 81. OkRA,
busheI basket, 5OTD 75c small basket p SOC;
box. % Il SOC PEAS. large basket. 81 2 81
small. 75c a. 81 %: bags. large. 81 al 81 small.
75cas1 %. PEPPERS, Jersey bol, DOC sli
ket % Q75c; nearby. zoe n 81 SQUASH. mar
row yellow OF white J0nTJc; TCRNIPs.
rutabaga. 75T9Oc; white. 81 81 so; rOMA-
TOES. nearby box 80 q sJc; jersey, box. 70
75e: upriver. oushe basket. 30 ~ 60c; WATER
CP EcS 100 81 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
DENVER & RIO GRANDE REPORT.

The report of the Denver e. Rio Grande
Railroad Company for the year ended June
30 shows income account, including $751;
SOC 26 interest. dividends and other receipts.
Of S25,2l3577 63, an increase OF S4,2So - as
compared with the preceding year, exclud-
Ing in both years the interest on Western
Pacific second mortgage bonds owned by
the company. The gross revenue from OPP
Grafton was s23.3sl.71 81, being SlIl,b6o %
less than that of the year before; the oper-
alton expenses were SO, 81 37 %, being an
increase of $l55,7S2 Y, and the net revenue u,
was S7,434, 084 80, a decrease or SZi'i4o 81
The percentage Of decrease in gross reve-
nue. was .73 per cent; increase IN expenses
80 per cent. and decrease in net operating
revenue. 4.22 per cent. -
After providing for taxes and all charges
against income, including one seml-annuai
dividend Of 2R per cent upon the preitearrceooa
capital stock, and contributing slzoW
TO renewal fund. there remained oalance
from the years operation OF NLAo+s 90.
which was carried 10 the credit or pront
and loss. The company has no noatlns
Indebtedness, and the unpaid vouchers at
the close OF the fiscal year were those Tor
the month of June. payable in the usuai
course Of business in July.
Detailed results OF operations follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
~ AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES
SEED PRICES.

Usft sept ? CLOVERsEED Piiniee'
~ Veto5er 81 90. December and Ms s5i
ssofss 80 81 80. No ., 81 3o4Sl %
,sr..a.aslo 70. ALsiYKT- Prime pr me $40 40. De
$50 So 10 March. $40 20. TIMOTHY frliue'
W.. PN'hDef. So ~; December. Sc So MATCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
10 the Stockholders and Debenture Mortgage
Bondholders of
TUE WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.

Notice Is hereby given that the regular an
rual rneet.re Of the Stockholders ana Deoen-
ture MortEare BOndhclcers OF The WaDash
RAILROAD COMPANY viii be held at the office or
smith K Beckw.th (the General Attorneys or
fine Company for the State OF Ohio. on the
ffth floor Of the Produce Exchange Bu!aing
IN the CITY ~ Toledo State Of Ohio, on Tues
dav the tenth dav Of October, 1911. at nine
O'Clock A. a. for the purpose Of electins Di-
rsctors and for the transaction OF sucn oLhet
business as may be legally brought before
Sane. -
Tla transfer books Of the Company viii be
,'oss1 on Saturday. september p. l9l1. al
twelve o'clock noon. and same will be re-
orenei on Wednesday. october II. 1911. at ten
o'clock g. N.
y. A. DELANO President
j. c.. OTTESON, Secretary.
Nr- v--E AUGUST % 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
PROVISIONS III

PROyIsIONs-Firmer for hog products and
prices were higher in sympathy with gram
The monthly stocks. which were rather small
or than expected and an advance or points
Ia the hog market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earn
ings OF twenty-nine railroads or systems
for the third week in August. OF these,
seventeen return gains Of S23T2l4. or 80
per cent. and twelve return losses or ZJO-
pa or SO per cent The whole shows a
loss of $4,000. or .01 per cent
o. i. Aug 1911 1910 Increase. r. g.
cor5naniss. s7.Si6.945 s. O79 731 S237,2l4 33
- COMPANIES. =. 757.Os9 5.007,S23 '25O'23 %
r, 90 cos. s1e,O74 O34 sl2Os7, O54 $4,000 OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
THE CHESAPEAKE q ONO RAILWAY

O. Broadway. New York y. y.
August 81. 1911
The Board OF Directors has this day de-
eared a QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE
AND CNE-QI- AFTER PER CENT upon the
car aI stock Of the Company, payable on sep
ienlbsr 80 1911. 20 the stockholders OF record
or the transfer books Of the company al lne
rioss ~ business September S. 1911 The
tsrgfer books viii not close. CHECKS Will
b mailed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
REALTY STOCKS.

cRepor,ed by Peabody & Co.. No. AZ Broadway
Bid. Asked
r Ackerson Co com, . c......... 900
r p Ackerson 90 pfd % c.... 30 100
ALLIANCE Realty Co . p C.. Q-April. lis l23
Bond a. Mtg Guar co. l. c. Q-Feb. .2i1 -.
city Investing Co com. ........-....... ~ %
CITY Investing co. pfd, ! D c......... % -
CITY a. sub II p .. June-Dec. 10y -
! I~ 49,, - = & r % 10 : o-Jan 23s 243
Monaton r & Corp pfd. 10 p c.. ~ 10.
\ Mtg q Sec Co. IL p c., Q-Jan. ~ ~ ls
Y Real Est conv LIST pf. p c.. " 10
Realty Associates, C. Jan-July -lo5 liz
sec Tn cities r. ser 4. pfd. . c.'- 80
Title Guar q TT co, 20 c. Q-May SO fo'
"a nnr cent extra dividend. 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
EARnARn CIEARANCl

COFFEE-Although the other speclldt!ne
markets We're closed. the coffee market was III
usually active and prices were hrrn, Closing a.
96Io noiuts net higher. with sales aggresallns
IFS 80 bags. Shorts We're again act4Fe Du!
and sentiment bullish on the situation ~
Brazil where shippers are SAID 70 De Hga- 49, ~
short on their contracts and making uospel@sse
errorts 10 cover. There was very little coiIee oI-
tered from Brazil and the prices that W.
named were far above a working basis IN Ia,l,
T7razil shippers were Offering 10 pay more 70
nave contracts cancelled than the coffee couiu Oe
sod an In the local cash market. Havre cIosed
al a net advance OF laa@s franc. hamburg Mds
uncha nged 70 = pig net higher, Rlo was MI ~
q, Il reis higher and Santos strong at an az
vance OF 900 refs. The basis for the strensLh
appears to be the small movement. which mas 80
Ear run much below expectations. spot quiet Dut
steady ar 1850 Tor Rio No Z. Local contract
urices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEW YORK.
Week ended Sept. . ION
1911. 1910. 1902.
Drygoods eco. S2426l32 g, s42545 81 ~. 314
General rndse. I8l52739 l5.415,743 11.o41,944
Totals ..... s1557s,s71 s1s.2 2ss sl4. 33s, 29s
prygo5ds -. so4 325 SIS s1O6 574 100 s115 275 7s5
General ndse. 491 234 SfB J24,Il0,Sl4 4Ol,V-b i3f
Totals 1855 $50 ADJ s631. 200 sos S576. So2 $50
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW
YORK
1-Aug 26 S5O4 554 7O4 s432 SO 800 s4O4 AZ 221
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
Last week
SILVER ....... 10558S4 i.i44.56s 1.Ose SOC
Totals ..... S11I5,3S4 81. 29476s S1,Os9 SOC
Gold 49,. S. OO9 431 S44 6e4 453 $40. 1870 or
silver -...... 8371I,s34 29.s2 500 81. $50 O3S
Totals ..... 1886 ~. 2s5 S745le3O7 sl07. 7l6 10
IMPORTS OF SPECIE.
Last week
Gold ....+.+- S15o,VNn ett'ttV Slf' %.
Silver ....... lJ2O23 145 sS1 1880
Totals ..... seas 100 S22Oe71 S2s2 1873
cold -. $40 197. 257 9gs9 92i $685., "a
silver ...... 5li5.341 3O72 227 $500 535
Totals ..... Sl5 31259s s23, Oe2,1 $40, 1l5 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing i9li-'27.

FURNISHED by sWaTtWOlt AZ Apltl.flldfs 10. ~
Pine street,
Name. maturity. lrt }ieid.
Atlantic Coast Line c. 1911 90. "a ..
n & p al. p C.. 1919 q ........... - ~
central Of Georgia 4l4-5 c, l9ll-i7. .. -
central r OF y p c, 1911 IL. -
Chesapeake & Ohio p c, lsll-'l7.... =. a.
Chicago & Alton a-49-5 c. leli- IN. a
chicago East III 4is-5 c. i9ll-'lI.. - q.
chic r I & p Ry as c. 1911 10. - "a
Gin Ham g. Day AS 2 c. lsll- -.. s.. 80.
Delaware a Hudson as G. 1872. 900. "a -
Erie 4-4is 3 p c. 9li-'l1............. -
Hooking Valley s-4il c. bills -. "a
Hudson g. Manhattan q c, 1911 "a -
X Fl s NJ "a c. 1911 % .--.. "a
Kansas City South IA o C. 1911 10. "a
I4high Valley 4-4a G. lgil- ..... - ..
Missouri Pacific ., 1911 H.. % ~
Mobile & Ohio "a 2 c. 1911 70. ..---- . "a
\ Central Lines c. 1911 80. - -
\ ,rfolk n Western 2 e, lSll- .lo... -. -
Pennsylvania 3is-4 p G. l9ll- IL. =,
- T. & s r 4-4is-5 . C. l9i1-15 -.... ~ =.
DO guar & + 2 c. l9;l-l! - -
seaboard Air Line AZ 3 G. 1911 IL. 40
southern Ry al.t4'1 c. l9l-9i. - -,
ws5a.h Railroad 4fi-5 . c. ieli-2l 81. s.. ~
wheeling & l. E as D c. ioil-'s2... So ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
FERRY COMPANIES.

Bid Asked. , . D sn ASH ~, IN
Bklyn 5s. l2ia lJi. ION 80 ." % n
NY&HF g 81 % ~ 40 Dyi.Is o. "a
r LIST 80. 1855 i0Ils Union FIJI az 100
NY&E r. - 90 Is' ''''' " NV
do LIST bs.. % % !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

.Courons interchangeable. fRegistered tCou-
pons sRegistered and coupon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
POTATOES AND yEGETABLEs-Potatoe


IN light supply and steady 20 nrm. Southern
sweet potatoes steady: Jersey more plenty and
lower Onions cleaned up closely and Arm
FOR best grades. String beans weak wax
lower. Lima beans arrived too late and prices
lower Carrots weak Corn lower Cucum-
bers and pickles fairly plenty. Cauliaower
steady. Elephants in light supply Lettuce
dragging unless fancy. Peas Arm. Peppers
IowsT POTATOES No I. white. Dbl, 81 30g
81: seconds. 81 5OqS2. SWEET POTATOES.
Jersey. No l. basket 81 - eulls. 3og .oe;
So. red. S2as2 so, vans Southern, 81 50gs2
ONIONS. state white, basket 15cgSl 20
yellow or red. basket. T5c Isl %. orange
county. white bag 81 258s2 so; red. 81 50Q
81 %; yellow 81 % 81 20; state, yellow 80
M Rag, 81 TJqS2; l00-lb bag 81 65qN 10;
Ohio white. crate. 75c q 81; yellow too-lo bag.
81 10; Connecticut Valley. bag. 81 3OgSl 20.
plrANS state. green. basket OF bag. T6c "
81 ~: wax. soc 6si Boston. box. soc asl up
river. busheI OOc 81 nearby. basket. 25c gS:
uEr-,rS bbi SldSi IS: 100 punches. 81 % q
81 30. CARROTS. Dbl, s1as1 90; 100 bunchss,
si4Si %: CABBAGEs. 100. 81 5oGS3 so;
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TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Tron So No / Is o Tin ............. 42.J25z
steel rails. 12J Exchange lead. 80 80
Coffee. No Rio 1873 Spelter ..'.''..' ooV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03

led september ~ e. !,
clearings TINS aa =, ~.
1911. Ss7. Ss4. 655 So, 81 90, pa
september :. ISII' 80
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED by W. y. Coler & Co. 40. AZ Cedar
street,
Accrued interest % be added
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03

Clearings for week en-
os 1911, s1.42s. pa. S62 %
reek ended September :.
070 II. balances this dsy'
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ST b4I, IUf
sptenber -.
atances for
81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03

~, On. 600 s02 1919 600 H. 49, 600 l5s4 90 mo
575 49,. 900 5oS7r'vop ~, 80, 200 soT e,c o,,o
s2s $50 900 S5s lsloco ~ ,aII
tAs Of July TO- l'li' 'A' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
REALTY BONDS.

% per cent extra dividend. 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03
BANK STOCKS.

Rsportea BY clinton Gilbert. No. 2 Wall streeD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03


Trust companies reserve with Clearing House
members carrying IS per cent cash reserve
S65. 100, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-03

600 ,o, oes ono 7s es4 OOol 1882 SIS Ooo
w. - "a 20 nCol X sol 600 sos eia 900
So, go 80, 900 So os5 900 i7ei. 5s7 600
Is-f - !, ,ssrings FOR week ended August
81. 541, TOi ~ y .sai va d36 II Balances for
,tenber :. Ioii' ,rJs5 August ~. 1911. s72, $685..
ances for week ehue1 A"s
.-ro pf