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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
RusINESs TROuRlES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
we're flied .u the United States Circuit
Court Yesterday
TIE NORRIS BERNHARD COMPANY,
L4aAIia.tIrere OF upholstery trimmings az
80 iH West 18th street involuntary. 10y
norW.fl N We.ner. attorneys for these
geI'0r- Marcus Bruckleimer, s0,'Ht
David HuI0tls'mer, $500 and Paulck -
Clancy N.-7s 0u am assigned claim OF Maj
Gus srGakheImer for money loaned lt was
alleged that while insolVent the company
a9e preferential payments. otto HorWlLH'
- attorney said the lablhtes were st'N-
90. assets are between Ao"n ana
TIL sHRDdPTON MANUFACTURING
1J4FANN dealer Jon needles at No. l'o
sesqe street. New YORK coIpoTrsatloli
Mto1ufarN hv these creditors. Dame
y LealE 81 n'- on assigned claim or a.
Ssen.er Nr-lt. William j. Sametz -
~ and Fr-und Baenr. SO IT, was az
--eQ mat f.e company was ins'lNeht anu
sl.ni'ted In writing inability % pay JUS
1D's Assets are 5000
SOPHIE JACOBS. doing business as the
interstate Knit Goods COMPANY ded4el III
s@e4l-Fs and kuit goods at No. oJ MOI, oll
iHs'ry S. GreeHHaum. $40: Abram G mora
Charles kadu. 3d. all SslsHeo
gains OF Goodman g. Sons. and weiss a.
A@lsh f-.. Liabilities are S3oa9 ana a..
@ Judge Holt appointed M'ii'H
'otlo receiver
MORRIS HORN. dealer In furniture az
30 tH Second avenue. involuntary, oN
0tse creditor s. IS. Pierce a SON 3,3-l'
closes fischer EW and ". koiih, }-'a
abilities are $500 and assets $i''OV
Use HaN appointed Fletcher d. BANGS
uA.4QN UHLFELDER and ABRAHAM
iitLlNhLHG who compose the hfnl 90
,-'tIl-f g. WeiuDcr-, real estate ol-.
tA pf ND 'r- Nassau street. INV @. 'I. Wy ~, 2 D
I.tse creditors. Max Si'versteln, sl5'i,
iss''4han Is levy }12l3 and tela d't. l5l,i =
fe IT Wls alleged that they were tii99-
frs, n1de preferential payment or 800,
rss.rfT-l real estate. bonds ana H. ill.,
fs ~ $4,000 and permitted 81 49,
y, Dl'iln preference by legal pfocrt"iil -.
"a os said hat t.e iabilSes were ''''
ana assets over $500
..iAOIdY a. GARBEY. manuta lur I.. on
o. ,nn store tEtuTes at 30. % Ne" -.
Al, Voluntary liabilities. El1y ana nom no ~.
ms WIS Consisting of stochF so''-ii5'
gr'lNerN. $1,000. Office fixtures, @op' Ut 80 -
ca,t cunts. 81 N.h. note ana chftE, fsco
SEA- ID bank S11 and mining sloth'
re- Fo'r appointed Alfred q. COKE JI"
tx -DDOEE r. SCHULZ. Of No. - f. .,5i
49,. Wee voluntary. liabilities e'.'f'' Co.
O.f t'f- consisting Of accouhtH' go
h lor damages SG0l2 and cash. %.
M ~ = PIERCE. q credit man, 81 ~. 70
~" ..t ssfn street. voluntary lldDllue''
w. ana no assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
TELEGRAPH LEASE RATIFIED
Western Union Gets Anglo
American for Ninety Nine Years.

The Western Union Telegraph Company's
tease for ninety-nine years OF the Anglo
American Telegraph Company. Limited,
ana the Direct United States Cable Com
pany' which was Professionally agreed upon
oy the directors several weeks ago. was
ratified by the stockholders OF the Western
Union at the annual meeting yesterday.
The lease had already been ratified by the
stockholders Of the Anglo-American and
Direct United States companies, both Of
which are British corporations.
The ratification Of the lease Is further
step in President Walls plan 70 bring about
reduced rates on deferred messages by
cable, but It may take two or three months
more. II Is said. 70 arrange the details OF
the reduction between the cable lines and
the land lines. owing to the fact that IN
Great Britain the latter are owned by the
government. and any reduction Of the rates
can be only with the consent OF the Post
master General. There will be no difficulty
over reducing rates on land lines here as
they are owned by the Western Union
The negotiations with the British Post
master General looking 10 the reduction IN
rates are said 10 be progressing sausfac-
tor1ly and the Western Union officials
hope TO be able 10 put the plan in opera
ton by the end OF the year.
BY its lease Of the two English com
panies the Western Union now controls
eight lines Of cables, but there are still
nine cables outside Of the combination. five
being owned by the Commercial Cable
Company, two by the German company
affiliated with the latter, and the remain
Ing two by the French Telegraph Cable
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12

Spot quiet and unchanged at s7jc for mid
ding upland: sales NIL. Liverpool cables
Spot IN good demand sales 1000 bales
speculation and export. 1000. American,
10 600: imports 2s, 900 American. 27.0OO,
midiling upland. 647d, futures opened steady
az 20 1 points advance, closed easy NJ not
advance IL 243 points: October $3.50 Oc-
t0ber-N5vember 512tEd. November Decent her
and December-Januarv, 5.09d, January-Feh-
ruary, sid, February March and March
April B18iad. April-May 5.1Tiad Mav-June,
5.19Ad; June-July 52ozd July-Auglst.
5.2Id August September. 5.1Siad, September
October. B1Jied. October November. l3d.
COFFEE-Showed increased activity. with
demand more general. perhaps, than az any
time since The advance started, and with the
winter month short interest apparently show
inr still greater uneas.ness December con-
tracts sold up 20 14c or 90 points above the
closing OF Tuesday. with every month on tho
list making new high records. and the close
steady AZ a net advance OF - 155 points.
sales FOR tho dav 81 600 bags. Hayr3
closed ar net advance Of 1ts0 - francs.
Hamburg was IA aga pfennigs higher. RIO
was - refs higher and SartOs 100 reis lower
but ~ was reported in tine Street that we'll
described Santos IS We're quoted az 1871 IN
the cost and freight market spot firm and
about 3. O. higher. az 15tc for Rio no T.
Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. october n. 1911
BEFNfN- Receipts. ~ ears or 1.sf9 head
~ ears on sale. Good steers iu demand and
firm ~ q shade higher. medium grades steady.
common slow tp joe lower. bulls fIIi steady also
medium and good COWS. Thin COWS dull and
weak Common to good steers sold ar s. fuf
81 gn per 100 ~. bulls S3usf 30. choice flt
bun. S. 70. cows 81 I0HS4 30. J lat COW. 81 10.
Strictly prime dressed beef scarce ana frm me-
dunn and common steady The range De- S0I-r.
good 90 prime native sides. I1nf-r. Exports
tD Bermu1H
sales Mcpherson e. co.; % virginia steers.
1909 n average. fd ip per lun N. 20 Us ID
1875 H. So -. A.. 1873 ~. ST. So. n. i2si N.
S. Isl. ~, 1856 NJ. So 30. ~ 1902 n. 81 80. 20,
n 81 10. bulI. l330 m, 81 rs. . il25 10. 81. :.
SIS 10, 50 50, / COW. 1900 ih 81 90, Q. ITO No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12

PENTINE-spirits Sos %. ROsIN-common.
I5s Observation-Disclosures, cad. LINsEED
OIL ABS Sd COTTONsEED OIL-HuN re-
fined. spot 2ss n. TALLOw-Australian a
London 34s 10iac.
London. Oct. If.-RAw sUGAR-centrlt-
ugal. Iss Cd. muscovado, us BEET SUGAR,
fss CALCUTTA LINSEED-Qctober-N oyeIii-
her los Ga LINSEED OIL. 40s 9d. SPERM
OIL. f34 los PETROLEUM-Anneris re-
nned 5Ad, spirits. 6hd. TJRPENtlNb Z
Spirits 86s Cd ROSLN--Amsrican strained
los Sd. fine. 1sS y d.
Antwerp. Oct. i1-PETRoLEUM 10 francs
70 centlmes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
GUARANTY CLUB HOLDS MEETING.

The Guaranty Club, composed Of em-
rovss NJ the Guaranty Trust Company OF
New York. held its first annual meeting on
Tuesday evening in the main Office Of the
COMPANY az 80 IS NaSau street. Alexan-
der Oh H-mphu, president Of the Guaranty
Trust Company addressed the club on eco
operation" and other addresses were made
by Vice. Presidents Franklin and Pratt and
Assistant Secretary Heacham. Greetings
of the club We're sent via wireless % Vice
President Charles n Sabin, who is on the
Atlantic returning from European Tip.
The club has two hundred members and
supports "a debating society, a Comprehen-
sirs library and savings department
which has Hr deposit more than sl'Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
EOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. oct 1..-WHEAT-spot fuii;
- and Manitoba. unquotedt futures
- october Is sd. December. Is p a.
49, IA 5Ad CORN-spot frm. American
mixed. IS e4d; futures hrm Janu3ry IS
yy,te,ts ess HOPS-In London tPacinc
coar,t foRf0 los. BEEF-EXtra India mess.
ogs od pORk--Pr'mc mess Western. zoos
UANs-Short cut. SOS. BACON-cumherlsn nj
rut r.s GI. short rih. 5Gs Cd clear bellies,
sss "a. LONE clear middles. light OBS, heavy
Ess IA. short clear backs. ips. shoulders,
souara AS 80. LARD--Primo Western.
,iercos ass. American refined. pals. 46s
HFFsE-Canadian finest white, T0s colored.
7Os Cd TALLOW-Prme city. S5s 80. TUR-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12

FLOUR AND MEAL--Fioy moderately
active ar old prices spring ptients, 50 40 %
s. IS, winter stra-snts. - loP - 30. winter
s. IS. extra No winter So G0aS3 so. extra
No winter So A. r. 50 10. Kansas straislts
81 10 IS, fancy spring, patents 50 oOg>9 %
81 95 choice 20 fancy, 81 50 30 CORNMEAL
Kiln dried. 50 70. BAG MEAL-Fine white
FEED-Wcetarn surius. S26 10. standard mid
diiag SOS 10 -four do, $50 Is, red dos S3- 50
CITY bran S2J 40 bulk, So sacks, middling,
SOS 5OH S32 so. red dog, 81 -. hominy chop,
SIS bulk 500 % sacks. oilmeal, $40.
PRONISIONS-Eece'pts OF $4,000 hogs az
western points weakened hogs yesterday and
had bearish effect on the speculative mar
ket which after a little steadness around the
opening eased Of az midday. II later rallied.
house buying Of lard. closing firm az about
best prices ~ the day. pORk-Steady, mess,
SiSS "a eli so. '' BEEF|Mssst. Sc 500 si5i.
family, sl3 800 Sl4; pacfet. So $iS -: extra
India mess, SO 80 $50 BEEF HAMs-Quiet
az 500 5od So 50. DRESSED HOGs-Easy'
bacons. gi.c. $50 10. 9Ic. 1870 10. 0iac. $40 No.
0fac. PIGS. Toe. CUT MEATs-Pickled bellies
steady; 10 ID, 12&c. l. ID. &c; - ~. lie;
Firm. city. csc, nominal. country. 6is ~ 6-s c.
LARD-Barrly steady. middle West, 5000 &c
10 soc: Continent Q 75c: Brazil. kegs. n soc.
compound 7 1. n &c. STEARINE-Oleo Zoe.
CITY lard. 10G1Otc.
SUGAR - Refined quler and unchanged.
graduated. 6T5c net, less . per cent for
cash. Raw steady with r. 95c bid for a small
lot ~ DemerarA centrifugal. and that price
was quoted at the close, musc1vad0. - test.
g. i5c. mOlasses sugar 50 test = zoe In Lon
don beet sugar was quiet but q. asa higher:
October. 1ss. November lis I'D. MAY, Us
sAd. The late afternoon cable reported A
decline OF about 3 ~ al Receipts ar United
states ports for the week were 1000 tons.
against 600 same time last week and 80 500
lsst wear Meetings were 30 0nO tons COM
pared with 81. 600 last week and ~. 900 last
wear Total stock II 10000 tons. against
81 00O last week and f75.9O0 last year.
RICE-Fairiv active with reports from the
south Indicating firm markets
-COPPER-Standard very dull
sror October. November. December. January
md February. 1L75n /. s5c. London arm
spot "a - Cd. futures. $50 81. Arrivals. 9g5
TONS. exports. b.633 tons far This month.
Lake copper 1900 l2.61 isc eleotrolytic.
NJ esaI2I7t-c. casting. ~ 1880. TN
Weak. spot 4O75H41c. October. November,
December. January aud February, 4"oon 4le.
Toudon weak. spot. fthI laG, futures. tled los
elfas iu the local market > tons spot ~ ilc
ma Is tons November % 80 10. LEAD
st.ndy az 425m4 SOC New York and asa
49E Past st Louis. London. 10 - 81 Sales
we're reported locally ~ 100 900 lh East ~
outs October az 4 1bc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 40
Louis London. ar los ANTIMONY-DuU,
Cooksons s12is % 25c IRON, ieveiand
warrants 4Gs ] I'D IN London locally quiet
30 / foundrv Northern. SIS % SO 90, 80 o..
xf5USlb 20. SO / Southern ana 80 I South
ern soft s15gSi5 50
MOIAssES AND sYRUPs Few new lots u
svrups we're put out ana the market ruled
NAVAL STORES Spirits turpentlns steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
II releFraph b @ TrIhnne. !
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Oct 1I-Because frost I'm the Arger-
tine failed 10 work any injury 10 crops there
was A generally weak tone IN the market FOR
wheat. although evening up OF trades brought
about a rally IN the last half hour. Compared
with last night the close was 20 lower 20
shade advance. Corn finished 80 = 70 down,
oats az nc loss 20 "a gain. and hog products
varying from unchanged 70 an increased cost Of
=. Hl0c. Quotatons follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
FOREIGN COTTON COMPETITION.

Berlin. oct 1.-THE International COM
m.ree ot the Cotton sp!nners and Weavers'
Society to-day debated AT length the ques-
ton of cotton growing IN non-American
eourtr.as The committee sent a request
% tfe various governments 20 continue en-
ereer.sur their experiments iu the cultiva-
ion NJ cotton without being Influenced by
tae prevailing low American prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
STEEL TRADE IMPROVES.
"The Iron Age" says:

THE Iron Age says.
While the policy Of keeping stocks at
a minimum is unchanged there are further
evidences that the Cncapness Of steel rs
rrrducfng business. The railroads have
been Influenced by ~ % some extent,
though il is evident. too. that purchases
which they have long been CHASING as OPP
tioual have AT last become imperative.
CAR orders have increased. The Missouri
Pacific has bought -.41J ana Is expected 10
Inv more The New York Central has
houcbf oaO and is in the market for 200
,rba PENNSYLVANIA is preparing another M
ouiry and the Baltimore q ONO IS nguFlng
an + 600 o. 500 The New YORK central $
contract for 80 lOcomoutes rs "elcoine
tsi, in the dulness in that line.
- aDuears. too, that the low level reached
cor Mates and shapes has started some
fciIrire ON lake boats. IN spite or the Tor
tffri-y outOOk for vessel owners Capital
. ie attracted by building enterprises, also
Union fahricating companies are ape 10
rr, tleir product az SIS open heaIth nars
u--' o,d low enough 20 compete with hard
&C. for concrete reinforcement. and the
ruts iu shafung have been oeeP eHous"
to induce some contract busli 49,.
roGuctf0n OF 1000 tons 10 september
- 49,, accumulated orders or the steel Cor
r1ration indicates moderate Ialins on.
n jq 10 be- considered that the oally rate
- sbfrnlonts from the mills was greater IN
,5--..r.i,er than I'm August ana that the
1ornor3tion's blast furnaces are no" turn
49, ont mig iron NJ about the same rare
as in the last three Wcfts'i ou,e- rr,cas nm
- eniebed products, but they yield less
resSiIv M the present levels.
..Tbe Iron Trade Review" says:
THE recent declines in prices II finished
...iterisl haI. apparently convinced some
,DGnsumers that quotations nave sil u,
49,, IT. tho Central West numerous OF
- 70 contract for future requirement.
80 been made In the Eastern district
Tcwever "a more conservative terLhs
,eils and buying Is largely Tor lnHl''la''
This showing is more favorable man
ted been expected In some disiIlDlh Il,ll-
~ of rig iron are showing niue HlgIe
interest. bat market in most parts OF ~. LIE
li,ntrv continues extremely duh Ihs
penusylvani8 Railroad has
abouf 1000 additional tons .....-.. ,r,
l,ar buiIdors and plate manufacturers pr.
eo,iring on from ~ 600 10 2o.V carr pN'
Hrders are not coming IN rapidly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
ELECTION NOTICE.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS.

Board Of Elections OF the City OF New YORK.
General once, 1O7 ". 4lst St. Borough or Mar
haitian.
ter % Segtion 9O1, Laws OF 1903, constituting
n apter Il OF the Consolidated laws OF ths
boundaries Of each OF the election distriets w tls
Counties OF New York Kings Queens ana Rich
nond OF the designation OF the place OF regis
trauon, October 49, Ia. 30 and 81 and OF The poll
lug place for the election 20 Be held NoSeriher
7th. leu IN each OF the election districts In sad
counties. as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
n y > : BuTaT0-
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEAROARD CLEARANCE.

COTTON-Fluctuation irregular and tone
rather nervous An opening advance was fol
lowed by rather a sharp reaction, and selling
was heavy in the late trading. with the close
barely steady az net decline OF from % 10
points. i was generally estimated that fully
1000 bales Of short contracts have been
covered here since Tuesday morning, and the
fact that prices az the close were less than 10
points from the low records on most Of the
active months appeared 20 give the bears sat
isfaction, al IL Is believed that the bulk II this
demand has been supplied by Southern selling.
southern spot markets early were a shade
higher, but late reports from Houston showed
a decline NJ 1-18c. This, in connection with
predictions that there would be considerable
accumulation OF Southern hedge selling here
az the reopening OF the market on Friday.
probably accounted Sor the attitude II local
bears during the !ate trading. Local contract
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
SEED PRICES.

r,f.4o oct CLOvERsEED-Cash and
0-.cb.r So so. December and March,
49, 40 2. Sc t50si2 IS. NO 3, 81 eo g
as. rejected. 81 4oaS 81 -; = 3, ksgSlll
T=rLyl, primo, SO so. December. $40 30.
Hrarrb Sfi O5 TIMOTHY-Prime and De-
rtrIhcr 81: March, 81 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
.ns.r nnist. Tar quiet and

at former prices Rosin quiet. Tar quiet and
unchanged.
OlLs-Refned petroleum unchanged LIN
seed OIL lower city raw. SOQ 9Oc
COiTONSEED OiI.-Steady in absence %
PRESSURE and on reports OF stesdiness IN crude Oh
al the south. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, Oct 11.-CATTIE-Receint 20, 900;
5S@s sass f g. TT as' es 9" ad 5ss 3
Western steers 81 25dS6 50. stockers and feed
% 50 22 $5 20 &c COWS S6a hs,sr sage od IS
more active az opening prices. light s. s59$s IS;
mixed. ssass 20; heavy. So eo9se IS; rough.
s S0aS 8 2Gas b be f'o oi s ses :s
SHEEP-Receipts, 90 900: dull and weak: native,
81 5oas4 Is; Western, ss9S4 u; warnings. 81 s.
80 %: lambs. native, 81 25gs6: Western 81 D
Kansas city, Oct u.--oArrLE--Reoeipt,,
to strong: dressed beef and export steers. sTr
IS 30. fair to good. IS 35aS7: Western steers, 81
0T 80; stockers and feeders. S4G$5 50 Southern
native. 50 eGSS5: heifsrs s4ss7: bulls T ss qSS
81 20; calves. 81 254S7 10 HOGs-Receipts ~
2eavy 81 2aSs a. PACKERS ap. and sgcSe e "a so
So As: lights. SO 1G0ss IS: pigs. 81 50FS8
E5EPs--Receipts. ~ 900; Ioa20c lower: lambs,
50 26FS4. ewes $3.50 75; stockers and feeders,
s. 50TS3 u
Cincinnati Oct 1l.-CATTLE-Receipts l.
81 50Q$5 co. heifsrs. 50 5OaS5 10: COWS. 81 sea
81 g. calves steady, 81 50dSs Is HOGS-Re-
ceiptso 3617; geaeraally 1oc lower; packers Sc 20
aS6 50: stays. S3gs5 % common sows, S41s6;
pigs and lights s2GS8 80. SHEEP Receipts,
9s5; steady. s. 5o9s3 30; lambs steady. $3.50 o.
East Bunalo oct. u.-CATTI E-Receipts
200 fairly active and steady vEAIs-Receipts
100; active and steady. HOGS-Receipts. ? 200:
active and steady TO loe lower: heavy and mixed
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts 5000. slow:
sheep steadv. lambs Sc lover lambs. s4aS6 20:
warnings 81 5O1S5, wethers 81 2jTS4 IS. ewes
50 25dS4. sheep mixed, 81 50TS4 10
Pittsburgh Oct Ii.-CATTLE-slow. supply
Hght: choice. 81 4OTs7 60; prime. SO 256ss 81
SHEEP-Slow; supply fair. Prime wethers s4e
"a Is. cuis and common. 81 508S2 lambs SO 50
ass 10: veal calves. Segs9 80 HOGs-9low;
receipts. % double decks Prime heawes me-
dluufs and heavy workers. s8 9OaS8 95. light York
ere. SO 5odST; pigs. S6dS6 % roughs IS 800
So 10
by Telegraph 20 The TribuneI
s., Louis. Oct. 1t.-CATTLE-Rec 1874:
quite active az steady prices. steers 81 l5dSs;
heifers So 1887 .; cows 50 mass 20; Southern
steers. 81 40TS 20. H0GS-Recelpts 10 69i:
fairly active ar about STEADY prices choice. Sc 70
q 80 r.; bulk OF sales SO 40ds6 50: packers So IS
ass 80. hest lights SO ioTS6 so; pigs. under 10
pounds. 81 s01S6. SHEEP Receipts. 9o44. ac-
tive ard steady: lambs 81 75RS5 90. Gull lambs
S3 75TS+ .. sheep, 50 5oQS3 70. common, 81 50
ass 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
PACIFIC COAST COMPANY.

The Pacific Coast Company reports for
the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911. gross
earnings Of S,79S,74O. a decrease Of s1O4. 4Os
from the figures Of the preceding year; net
earnings. S.45lOS7, q decrease Of sl79,46s
operating income, after deducting taxes
S.S2S9SO; total income sl,Ss2,57S, and bal
ence after payment OF s25OOOO interest
charges. 81, 1853. decrease Of S17O,609. The
balance available for dividends was $685., O32,
or Sl'5,o5l less than In the preceding year
and the surplus after payment Of dividends
on the common and preferred stock was
so 7S2, against Sll5. 1913 reported for the year
ended June 30, 1910 The total profit and
less surplus as OF June 30 last was 1885, $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
THE ONLY SAFE KIND

The Guaranteed Mort6ase Is the
highest development Of MORTGAGE In
vestment. II Is the only safe kind for
the inexperienced. The Guaranteed
First Mortgage Certificate represents
the latest improvement In this security.
II is available for all investors, even
for those who wish TO place so small
an amount as $500 where Il will be
absolutely safe and will yield Az,
EXEMPT from personal taxation In this
State.
No investor has ever lost a dollar
BgED1Nps1GAE GUARANTEE
Capital 6 Surplus So, 900, 900
I76 B'way, NY. I75 Remseu ST., BTklyn.
$50 Fulton ST.. Jamsics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
MOBILE & OHIO.

The Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company re-
ports the following income account for the
SscaI year ended June 80. 1911, and for the
preceding year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12

The untitled orders on September 30
amounted 20 129.s9s gross tons. against
2sl 9sl on the same date in 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
POTAToEs AND yEGErARLEs-Potatoe.


firm. Sweet potatoes lower. onions I'm light
supply and firm. Beans more plenty and
lower. Cahhages steady Caulfower higher.
Lima beans easier. Mushrooms and peas
higher. Peppers weak and lower PCTA-
TOES. Maine bags - 25G 50 IS: Long Island.
g % bag. s2q g %, SWEET potatoes
Jersey. 81 25T s. -, basket T5c 81 %:
Southern. Dbl. s. TJN 8 %, Brussels sprouts.
quart. ri f-c: BEANS. Virginia. wax basket.
Use ~ 81 Is green. SOC 81. Baltimore green.
basket. 90 a zoe. other beans. basket or bag.
bbi or bag. 75c q Sis. CABBAGEs. red ton.
s1S0S20. Dbl 81 12TS1 p; Danish. ton. 81 ~
SI3. domestic. s. $ll. bbl. 500 75c. CELERY.
case. 81 J0US2 -, bunch, ion 40c. CrCT-M-
BERS state. basket T5cTSl; Long Island.
bhl 81 So 80; Jersey. 81 n s. ~. small. 100.
CUT g. 750S4 n. long. 81 asa So -: Chic
DRY. Dbl 50cdSl. EGGPLANTs. 75eGS1:
HORSERADISH. 100 H. Sass: LIMA
BEANS. potato. basket or bag 81 % 1SI Is;
Nat ~ y 81 %. LETTUCE, state. 3-dOzen box.
5oc7sl: 2-dozen $54 I5c. basket 25caS 81.
MUSHROOMS. an basket, soc 81 25:
ONIONS. white. pickle basket or crate. 81 50
n s. %, other white. 81 - n 81 ~. state and
Western yellow. l0O-lh bag. 81 jOGSl Is. no.
Ib bag. s. HS2 30, red, 1O0-b bag. 81 504
81 SIS orange County red or yellow bag.
81 5Od 81 30. Connecticut. yellow. IOO-b bag
81 500 ST -. okRA. hushel basket. % n T5c.
81 80; green. zoe 81 % small hbi red 300
QSI. green. 40G zoe. PEAS. Virginia half
bbl basket. s. 81 So. Eastern shore S2aS3.
PUMPKINS bbl, I5c- ROMANO. basket. IS I'd
7jc. SQUASH. marrow. Dbl 5o075c. Huh
BOY. SOC q 81 -, WATERcREss 100 lunches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-12
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

export. 70 b afoat.