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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
MOLAssES AND syRTPs-syrups

and nominal: rnolasses unchanged.
NAVAL SrOEEs-Spirits turpentine rosn
OI~-No change was reported In linseed
oil or refined petroleum
RlCE--Qu.te active, with tone generally
STEADY. hut now and then some slight con
cesslons were made I'm order to move stock
quickly Some rough rice has been sold in
New orleans at 81 30 per Dbl OF lb2 10
which is relatively higher than cleaned. Dan
TslmSgc's Sons Company New Orleans tel
ogrsphs receip,s Of new crop rice 70 date
as $500 sacks rough, and sales or cleaned
%. 900 pockets
sUGAR-Refned steady and fairly active
some brokers reporting larger withdraw ais
While the general basis OF quotations Is &c
net, less per cont cash for fine graduated,
the Federal names a firm basis Of 5.ojc nef
less per cent for prompt and Bloc for
delayed shipment. Stock Of sugar IN the
United Kingdom Is % nn0 tons In London.
beet sugar Was dull and unchanged 10 sd
up. August lis 4iad; September lis Sd :
October 10 December, 0s ND. Raw here
nrm. with holders SIN asking 41lc for 30
test centrifugal, and not inclined TO shade
gal, PC test. f.05 n +.1ic; muscovado. BOO n
3.6lc. and mossses sugar, 50 test, $500
$50. Ia cuba y cautral5 are now grinding
against last week and . last year. The
visible production Of the island 70 date is
l.N3d. G0O tons. Cables 10 Willctt Gray
report mat the receipts Tor the week n SIX
principal ports were 1000 tons against
none last week and none last year. Re
ceipls for the entire island were 5000 tons
against 5000 week ego and 1000 a year
ago. Exports for SIX ports were o.. 600 tons
compared with e. 600 and % 600. Stock
six ports is $4,000 tons. against zoe. 600
md % 600
HiDEs--Th"ro If frmncss ~ tore. with
movement from first hands fairly liberal
luneSs OF prices makes buyers cautious.
IEsTiiER-Firm tone, with liberal dis
tritution. High prices, however. keep the
demand down
DRt Gs-There was very good demand for
for n II
prices were realized. and the market closed
firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
ITEMS OF THE STREET.
Practically no business for foreign ac-
count was done yesterday IN this market.

rra cticallv no business for foreign &C
count was done yesterday IN this market.
These dividends have been declared:
Manufacturers Rubber Company reg
ular quarterly IL per cent on the pre-
ferrcd, payable August 81; Quincy Mining
Company. regular quarterly 81 25 share,
payable September 3; international
smokeless Powder Company, sem-annuh
4 Der cent on the preferred, payable No
ye.nber Is, and quarterly q per cent ana
extra ! per cent on the common both
payable October I; Baltimore Gas Appli-
ance and Manufacturing Company, initial
semi-annual per cent on the preferred,
payable August "a: Chicago Elevated
railways Company. quarterly ~ per
cent on the preferred. payable septem-
Der ..
Stockholders OF the Butte ana Superior
copper Company will meet on septem-
her "A to act upon a proposal TO increase
thu capitaI stock by 10000 shares, OF
u,b,ch % 900 will be offered 20 stockhold-
ers At SIZE
The Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Railroad Company has bought ls'ooo
tons Of steel rails from the Lackawanna
Steel Company. The Hartman lines are
soon 10 place orders for $4,000 tons OF
rails. and the inquiries OF the Atchison'
Topeka G. Santa he and the chicago
Burlington & Quincy have been IN
creased respectively, TO 10000 and 10000
tons.
The stockholders Of the Title "uaraii
tee and Trust Company have approved
the proposed increase OF the capi'si
stock from s4,s76,oOo to 100000.
Several export orders for copper were
placed Yesterday, representing the hrst
buying in several weeks for account OF
foreign consumers
There we're sold at auction yesterday
bv order OF the New York Trust Com
pany, trustee, under an agreement dated
August Is. 1892, executed by the ne"
York and Wilkes Barre Coal CompahS'
all of the right, title and interest OF the
trustee under the agreement to the Sc
curities held by IL. The purchaser was
j. IT, Terry. Of Scranton, who paiu
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Aug 20.--Prices held firm 10 the
local wool market during the last week, and
quotations follow:
Domestic wools-Ohio and Pennsylvania
feeces-Delaine washed, 34T35c: Xxx, 81 U
32c y blood combing. s2sa sSoc =, soc
5. 30s'19 Is and co's hing :ssae
Michigan and New York-Fine unwashed.
81 q &c: deiaine. 24925c; u blood. II a use;
:. rs a29c; 4. 239Soc; =, y and Z.
clothing 22c Wisconsin and Missouri-S
blood, 2sK n 2sc; y, 2s1s q 2oc. Georgis.
2SG2Tc. Kentucky and SIMILAR blood
unwashed. 27a2sc: =. 29a30c 4, 3od3ic.
Secured basis-Texas-Fine 10 months.
SO n sc: fine II months, 6O962o; hne fall
45 q 4sc. Caifornia-Norther 81 q SIC; mid.
die county. 4sd50c; southern, iI4 4sc; fall
free, 45147c. Oregon-Eastern, No ] stapls,
&C a CSC; clothing, 65g57c; Valley 10 1. 50
a 5?e. Territory-Fine staple, 81 zoe; nns
medium, % q &c; fire clothing, 60 q 62c; in@
medium. IS a 8oc; y blood ccmbing, 81 q 64e J;
Pulled III sT' Woof.F S' a, csesoc; A sup.r.
55Q51c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
MAY SUSPEND NEW RATES
Shippers Complain Against Advance
in Transcontinental Tariffs.

Washington, Aug. 20.-Transcontinental
railways are facing suspension by the In
tsrstate Commerce Commission OF ad-
vancss in freight rates proposed recently.
The new rates. to become effective Sep
tssaber 2, would increase the transporta-
ton charges OF many commodities from
the Atlantic seaboard to Pacific Coast
terminals
Protests have been received from East
em manufacturers and shippers and
from Pacific Coast jobbers and merchants.
Generally. the increases would be made
BY the cancellation of existing COMMODITY
rates. thereby forcing the commodities TO
take the higher class rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21

ESQ; Workers. IS 5oFss %: pigs $500
IS 80; roushs, 81 50Qs7 20; stays. 50 aegxa'
daIries. IS 50G$s S.. SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. 500: sheep slow lambs active
and 35c higher. lambs 81 50M$I % year.
lings. 50 PISS so: Yethers. 81 ~ ESQ; ewes
s2g 81 20: sheep mixed. s3gst75
tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Louisville, Aug. 2o--SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. 1851: 1867 for two days this
week: quality OF lambs only fair, and market
ruled about steady: bulk OF best Iambs sell
Ing at 5i4 d9c; seconds. "A &c; ctIlls, Sac
down; fat sheep steady at Sac down; me-
dunn aud common glow OF sale at ! 42c.
81. Louis. Aug. :o.-cATrLE~-Receipts
l. 500: moderately active and steady: steers
S59$I0 20: heifers. s415 "a s. TO; cows, SO Is
asT %, Southern steers, 81 I3gss 10. HOGS
Receipts, 6027; slow and &c lower: choice
light TO medium. IS COG IS 20; bulk OF sales
IS 4Odss So; packers, s. S5 a IS so; best pigs
and tights, IS 10dss 80: medium, 81 25dss:
fair. S6Q$6 90 SHEEP AND LAMBS--Re-
ceipfs 2I52; lambs, 10915c higher; lambs.
s5Gs SO rs; Gull lambs. $3.50 10; mutton
sheep. 81 40Qs3 70; common sheep. 81 %
1S3 Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool, Aug. u. --wHEAT-spot steady;
No ? Manltoba, SIS 1bd; No 8, rs I'D; fut-
ures easy: October. rs 5sd; December, IS
SD. CORN-Spot Arm: American mixed
old, IL "a; new. kiln dried, no stock; fut >
nres arm: september. 5s 1hd; December IS
1Ohd FLOUR-Winter patents -ss 90
HOPS in Iondon (Pacifc COAST, ttns'
BEEF-Extra India mess. 1905. PORK
prime mess, western, 95s. HAMs-saor,
cut, sls Cd. BAcoN--cumberlsnd cut SIS:
short rib, 7os Sd; clear bellies: 84s; long
clear niddles, light, sos Sd heavy. SIS
short clear backs 62s Cd. SHOULDERS
square, 5es LARD-Prime Western. tierees'
55s Cd; American refined. pals oes go 90.
CHEESE-Canadian finest white, new, 53s =
colorsd, e5. TALLow-Prime city. S2s
Australian in London. 35s lad; TuRPEN-
TrNE-Sprits. Sis Cd. RosrN-Common'
los PETRoLEUN-Rehned. sssd LIN
SEED OIL, 37s. COTTONsEED OlL--Huh
refined. spot, 27s
London, Aug 2O.-sUGAR-Raw.c eatrifu-
gal. is Sd: muscovado. os Cd; beet. us
AID. LINSEED-Calcutta, Ausust-septein :
Der, els LINSEED OIL, 5Ss Cd. SPERM
OH, $50. Observation-Disclosures rehnedf
sd: spirits. OIL. TURPENTINE-Spiri,s., 3ot
1Ohd. ROsIN-American strained. les sd
hne, 1ss 3D.
francs 80 certifnes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21

PROVISIONS Showed a sagging tendency
throughout the day ana ,ats IN She session , del
msnd poRK-sttsdy; mess. $50 $50 30;
family s2oe$2i: short clear, sls 900 s?l'
BEEF = Firm; mes., siGgsio 9Oi famtin,
soa 80 assoc BEEF HAMs-SteadN
. ,ssss DRESSED HoGs-Eirm; baeons.
issisIs Plss rSl issi4c CUE pct sFf hams,
i9lHHNiae. TALLow-specal. 7hc; city
sGs* country. sqesc. LARD-Easy; mid
az west. Iio5a li.13e; city steady. Io&e;
onorsd cssy; south America. 12.05c; Cont
80. II 45c; Brazil kegs, 13 Csc: compound
s,esdy So dsAc. sTEARINE-Firm; oleo,
ise; City lard. i2Me nominal
- august 1881 iT.5Oc' Septemb er.
,7arn NH soc; October. 1880 II. soc; Lon
dan Srtn: spot and futures. us lis Sd lake
ma riecttolytc, 1I4c. casting, 1Tk n1Ii4 G.
TTS--Firrn; spst. 4e'3oat7c August. ASSOC
"a 10 n 90 s6c; November, ASI5s 40 Csc; sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21

Liverpool cablcs-Spot quiet sses. GOO
bales; SPECULATION and export, 800, American.
b,vO, imports none. mi1iihg upland. 6.b@d.
futures opaned steady at points al ance.
Liverpool closed steady 81 net advance OF
141 = points. August. 6.43d, August Sept.nl
Der. 6.35 4. ID September October, q I'D. OCtb-
Der November, o 1871 November December.
t.lli-d. DeCcmhcr-January, 0.lld. January
February. 5.l2d February March, S.l3,sd,
March April. ia sd. ApTi-Msy. 6.l5isd. MAY
June, b-ietd; June-JulE, 6i6f july August,
$3.50. Msnchester-Ysrns and cloths quiet.
New Orleans Aug. O.--Htsyy selling In tia
afternoon, ascTibed by rumOr 10 large short
line. forced cotton futures prices down At the
close. which We steady al a. net decline %
1.Gls points. The morning session was
steady. opening points up To points down.
and there was little trading Prices were "a
10 points over yesierday.s close AZ noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
U. 6. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. Aug. 2o.--At the besin'lhs y.
s1ihtss to-day the condition Of the O'''1'
states Treasury waE: Working balance VI
.'earury ofices. s9o.is1,5o6; in banks ahu
's'hppine Treasury. S35.s40.1sS; tho 'o'~'
thr general fund WAS si56'Ssofz' re-
sl'pe Yesterday we're s9i1,21o, and dispuISe'
.''ois were $9,oiOS5i. The dencit 10 o@'e
s hssai year 10 t514os52, as again"
~ sae'' Of t2i277. s02 at this time last year.
'ae's figures exclude Panama Canal ana
'splle Gehi tIapsactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
Tobacco Export Figures.

The British Isles during the period
from January TO June, 1912, purchased
s,I7p.ess pounds Of American tobacco In
volving E,soeOOa However, this was \
decrease Of over 6ooo,ocO pounds, as COM
pared With iDli and 1910 purchases. on
the other hand, British purchases Of
American stsmmed tobacco increased
from u.pl1 .iG0 pounds In the first half Of
1910 70 E,oSs,lll pounds IN the first half
Of 1911 and s0Zl0,757 pounds ia the 1919
half year. according 20 government sta
ustics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21

There has been an Increase In gross
earnings for July Of the Pacific Power
and Light Company The gross earnings
for July. 1912. amounted TO SlO3,9Ol. against
sac,SS6 for the same period in 1911, or an
increase OF s.. 1855. Net earnings increased
over one-thlrd of that OF July, 1911. Net
earnings for the month of July. 1872 were
'52ssl. against ss4.s7S. or an Increase OF
SS0os. For the twelve months ended July
81. 1912, the gross earnings were sl.2lsOls,
against N.ls4,sos in the corresponding Pc
Rod OF 1911. Net earnings for the twelve
months ended July Il. 1912. amounted to
S592.1l2 against S4s,oO5 The Pacific Power
and Light Company of Portland, Ore, re-
ports as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21

* tons October at Acc. London frm: spot
Ell 15s. futures. 900 los. LEAp-Firm :
spot. $50 4.6oc New York. 400 . de East
Firm; spot. 705q715c New York. 690 q
I.loe East st Louis London. f26 los. ANTI
MONY-ouiet; CooksOn's S.6Oc. IRON
Cleveland warrants dls 81 IN London
locally firm; No l foundry Northern, SIG so
a 1917; No 2. 16qsl6 IS; No Southern and
soft. si5 25GS1675
COTrONsEED OiI-Whie early prices
were slightly above the previous close. they
were lower than Mondays curb. and an easy
feeling prevailed. Demand was very slow, ana
moderate liquidation was sufficient 10 send
prices down To points. al watch level the
market closed. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
Receiving Their Back Pay.

ON July, 1910 the Grand Trunk officials
made an agreement with their Striking
conductors and trainmen 20 allow an IN
crease in the schedule Of wages from
Nav 1, 1910 to January, 1912, when fur
tbsr Increase was 20 he made. on this
basis the strike was settled. The mea
who we're not taken back at the time and
who proved 20 be eligible to back pay
did not receive It. SO the Minister OF
Labor recently took up the question vita
Inc Grand Trunk officials, and now the
men entitle 10 the back pay are to re-
oeive t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
Ice Trust Competitor.

From Chicago comes q statement tnat
the Knickcrbocker Ice Company ana the
American leo Company are 70 have a
competitor, The Tildens Ice Company
which has been dependent on The Ma
tonai Packing Company, Will be LETT
alone. after the final dissolution OF the
beef trust. and viii then enter the Ice
field as an independent Ice company Tho
report SAYS that the Tlldens company
will build two Ice plants in Chicago and
one IN New York,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
nominion's July Output.

raported total shipments during July
:, the Dominion Iron and steel Company
- o1.qil tons. The output for that
mc,tb consisted us &C. $50 tons Of pig iron,
- ge5 tons Of steel insots, $500 tons
:, .,sci blooms, 1860 tons of steel rails
.rd s7SS tons OF steel rods. The new
iii OF the company Is said 20 DO running
ts capacity. as there is a reported de-
,,o,d FOR the various products,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. AUG. 2O.-CLOvERsEED. bushel.
cash. prime and October. $40 As; December.
$40 So; March. SO 40; ALSIKE, cash, primo
and August, Sill so: September. Sill Is:
TIMOTHY, cash prime and August, Sc 62i5
September, 81 80; October and December.
Se27h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
, Official Permission Expected.

Tie Vacuum OIL Company's hungarian
rehneries have been Idle for a period OF
two years owing 10 o Misunderstanding
between the company end the Austrian
Ministry of Commerce. Now II IL eN-
pected that any day, probably this week
the company will receive official perlnis-
sion 10 resume operations In that couh-
try. The final adjustment OF the trouble
viii b. q decided relief to the Vacuum
ofciais. who for a long time have been
Attempting through proper negotiations
20 bring about an agreement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
Coal Export Figures.

There were l7.432.75S long tons OF coal
.,rcrted from the United states during
toit valued at s52.59S,274. according TO
~. United states Geological Survey. This
.n-,pares with 13.S0b,S6S long tons in
so1S valued at s41.t7o,7s2. The exports
sor 1911 comprised 3.553.9e9 tons OF an
,srsctte and f3.s7S.1b4 tons Of blum
,.,ou. coal There was an increase OF nj
luminous coal Of over s'c"c"' tons or
sn,-ox,uateiy 80 per cent, over the OK
,or,st,en Of bitumnous coal IN 1910. An
,b,aeiie exports increased just about toa-
~, toms The imports of anthracite In
.,esi were only Ass tons. and those OF BIZ
,rr,,nous coal decreased from 49,, 100 tons
q, "a S9s tons,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Aug. 2O.--Wheat maintained
fairly frm tone throughout listless market.
closing from a shade to &c higher Corr
finished near the top. September leading.
final figures being from . 20 lc up oau
generally firm ana closed shade dosr
to Nc higher, and provisions finished from 10
to 25c lower. Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. August 20. l0l2
GRAIN-WHEA7- Prospect. ot ciea.lns
weather in the Northwest ana Reports tha'
new fpring wheat was beginning TO move
nuence, hut sentiment was again taI"c,
bullsh aud late prices we're hru, Closing AZ
a no. advance Of eve Liverpool was
0-r,c- than expected. owing 70 uufaNoTaul'
-eports on tho European crop situation. but
Continental markets we're loE'I' anu ~.
cist report. issued ~ the FTtuch govern
ment placed the wheat crop at from lboup'-
o0o g. q. O00 600 bushels larger than last
year with the quality poorer and the "elsht
about two pounds bushel less l'rad,
streets" visible SHOW "a 81 increase cast OF
fbs rockieT OF 81 OO0 bushels. conparcd
with = j, crease last year Of 2p3Opo' WINE
worlds stocks decreased io':0O0. com
pared viii an Increase a year ago o. =,
sI4 coo New No winter wheat. u 90
q Z track ana 81 OTis, o ahoat 10 a.
rive: new 30 I Northern. 81 0@is. b
aroaf CORN--Weather conditions were
considered favorable for the corn crop, but
the casn situation showed hTmness emo
prIccs late IN the day were nrui. Closing
At /, net advance % s.dic. "Bradstreets
With decrease last year ~ $4,000.
cash export corn nominal OA1S-AuthoV-
to- appear TO be quite unanimous IA their
belief that this years oats crop would De
INC TARGET ever raised but prices held
steady closing at net unchanged 10 &c
advance cash demand was fairly active.
and exporter took ABOUT 100 900 bushels.
making 900 200 IN two days. Local casa
market steady; new standard white aud 10
. white 40c track. No 3. 39isc. No 4. SOC
new natural white. 39a4ic; and new white
cIuned 81 q 45c HYE-Steady: No = west
ern Sic Buffalo BARLEl-steady:
rev mating 50 a zoe. I New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

Inc business of the Atlantic City Elec-
.r1c company, Atlantic City. y. j., has
oeei increasing, as shown by the monthly
statement for July. Gross earnings for
july 1872, we're S9,5c9. against s44,l59 for
July. 1911, or an increase of IL per cent
Net earnings for July. 1912, amounted to
|So'6O as compared with s26,s7s. or an
increase Of 50 per cent. The company
reports for July. 1872, and the twelve
months ended July 81 as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
CALIFORNIA; Fruit Crop.

4 uhc fruit crop movement in California
the Sacramento division Of the South
srn Pacific is breaking all records
,s,rtv-uinc trains day pass over this
s,rislon. and OWNS to the increased traf-
=. zach train averages about forty-fye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21

The gross earnings OF the Canton Eec-
trio Company. Canton, Ohio. for the month
of July amounted to $3.50 as compared
with s20,3ol for July, 1911, or an increase
Of $685.. Net earnings for July, 1912. were
N.,2SS, an increase OF 1904 over the July,
1911, earnings Of 1914. The company re-
ports as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
CURB ECHOES.

The Alaska Mexican reports that 49,
tons OF ore were crushed during June at
It's mill yielding s6i,2S9. at an operat-
ing expense OF s2s,3e9. the recovery being
s. So ton Of ore millcd. The estimated
net profit reported for the month was
placed at e., l5J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
NEW YORK rRIt rs.
wheat open High. Low Clos day
sept 800. Hoih 81 Of. 81 Oh 81 o. 81 o.
INTERIOR REC EIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCks.

FLOUR AND MEAL-F7our market was
quiet as far as spot business was concerned
but there was fairly good demand Tor Tor
ward shipment. Spring patents. - - y
e. IS: winter straights. 81 go q ~ 80; winter
nstents. - e0dS5 So; spring clears. ~ cog
"a 90. extra No | winter, 81 2odSi 20, 40
81 1ONs425: Kansas straights. ~ iOa
50 az. fancy spring patents, sdlf SO 20 RYE
FLOUR-ouiet. fair 10 good. W Bogst
choice 20 fancy. 81 O5Gs4 -. CoRNMEAL
steady: kiln dried. 81 %. BAG MEAL
Fine white and yellow. 81 65gsl 40; coarse,
II oasi 81. FEED-western spring. SIS 10:
,ianaard middIing s2T; hour do, $50; red
dog SAG; city bran. s22 90 bulk. s24 sacks
middlins. t27as33 10; red dog, s3S 80, nom-
inv chop s269s2T bulk. s21 20 SIS 20
sacks: odmoal. s35 30 q $50 80.
COITFE-Again gave tNldenceH OF
strong technical position, and shorts were
suparently anxious 20 cover. European mar
Ise,s were weak carly. Havre showing
decline OF 1d1i francs. while Hamburg
vas LIN ptennig lower In the face ~
tbis deoline abroad the local market opened
.tesdv. unchanged TO 0 points higher, and
continued to gain strength, closing 10 not
ADVANCE OF @ 70 Is points. Late cables from
Furope showed a hrTner tone. Havre closing
q, a net loss OF u q y franc. while Ham
burg was unchanged from the earlier quo
tetfon, The Rio market advanced 80 refs
and Santos declined 80. Spot rather quiet,
nut steady at lac for Rio NO I. Local con-
tract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
Texas Growing Richer.

Tbs Texas Commercial Secretaries anu
Business Meme Association has issued
report on the Increased sources OF wealth.
Of the Lone Star state during the month
~ Tvl,- ae follous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
paragraphs Of Current interest
for the Investor.

WHY are the managers Of the coming
.sidon,ial campaign like Wall street?
80 enough. They arc both looking for
slu en- from the dear public and they want
,sn hanks 10 help them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
Canadian Canned Goods Up.

r,re high cost of living is affecting
ID, as evidenced by the fact that the
canadian Gamers have increased the
O .,oes Of several varieties Of canned goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21

For the quarter ended June 20 the DAILY
Judge is reported TO have mined 1907
dry tons Of concentrating ore and 62
OF shipping ore. There were $3.50 tons
of lead and zinc concentrates produced at
the mine, the lead being valued at $3s II
ton and zinc concentrates at IS 90. The
net earnings were reported at ST,20l
being $1,000 over dividend requirements
The total shipments OF ore from the
various mines OF the San Juan county dis
trict during the month OF July accord
ing to reports, amounted to 300 tons
This is said TO be an increase Of $50 tons
over July, 1911.
II is reported that twenty out OF the
forty stamps OF the Northern Customs
concentration located at Cobalt are now
running There are at present ninety
stamps dropping In the Northern Gus
toms vicinity, forty being on ore from
the la Rose and fifty on ore from the
Cobalt townsite
The value OF the production OF metals,
including gold. silver and copper. in Wy
oming In 1911. according to the Geological
Survey at Washington, was S24, i07 an in
crease OF s2,173 over the value of these
metals for 1910.
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