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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11
lJUifoer Elm
Bug ibfrtaufn!
Sin gnnbit Don ben GyprcR6eamtcn
llieoergeidloiien nno idluer
Der.unaDet.

1t. Slnith, arf., If. Sftobcr.-
Sellte I'M 2 llbr Morgens mur6e
elm 3ug Der aanioS Gitp Sortbert
gabn bon bier ganoiten angebaltcn.
aSn Dem 9IuBenblid, ais Die 9anoi.
ten in bos SSnnere oes GrpreBwa.
gems oronaen feuerte Der grpreB.
beamte 9urgett uno itredtc einen
Der aerlc 81 9ooru. 0oraui fieIen
Die ilbriaen gi1uber iibcr 9uraett
her rmo miBbanbeIten i'm in elmer
gSeiie, oaB on ieinem 9lnffommen
de5netfelt miro. Is ipur6e feline
Seute gcmadt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11
graner 2eiin aelturben.

Sn georia, aa., ilt aeItern ocr
9raa1crr gllbert 6. 2eiip, @eiiser
Der 2eiip grnuerei, i'm qllter bon
MIR "A Sa6ren aeItorben. Die sSo-
mile 2eiip ipobnte friiber III Sc.
fotitf, SSSa, mo oeren 8rauerei a6er
infolge Der 8robibition geidloIien
iraitoe unO bic 5amiIie 9tleS perlor.
9ierauf per5og iie nod 9eoria, no
lie cine neue 8rauerei griin0ete lm0
6ll rroBem @oblltano gelangte. 60
marc 2ciip mar Elm ollgernein be-
letter Mann. CT binterlGBt feline
Gattin, aber feline ainoer uno orei
Qrii0ec.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11
sItteutater bernrtbeilt.
Ger 9Iasreiier a5nie giftor Gn,.
manaclO bou Stalien erbGlt
30 Sabre .3mdltbdns.

9iom If. 0ttober-Sener stn
tonic gtlba, Der am ID. @ldr, B.
). eincn gIusriff mlf oos 2cber
Qonig giftor gnmonueIs BON Sta.
lien madte, tpurbe i'm gliiiiengeridi
in Rom 5u einer oreiBigi1brigeu
3u4tbousitroie perurtbeilt. ga Der
sttentdter nod nidt boIlidbrig lit,
fenntc ollf feline bobcre Straie er.
fannt neroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11
Z TcuiidIamerifauiider Central Ser.
bdnb bun Gmaba, Siib.Smaba
ino ltmaeaenb.

@ertber Serr Delegat:--
Die regelm0Bioe geriammlune
fcs 8erbaubeS finoct sSreitaq
abeno, Den If. Gftober, i'm Geiit.
iNen 5ous itntt. @eidditc be3iig.
lld Der fiir5lid itattgeftlltoenen In.
tcrbaltltng fomtncll 5llr gerbaltolung
:tno lit ieoer 9eIcgnt eriudt, au er.
ifeinen.
Mit bentid,er @rub,
9al 5. Tcter, grdiiSeitt.
gllbert @oIide, Sefretdr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11
aeinen SfJat iaitne6men bite,

5n 3ufunit iro es feinem Iiebe-
Sr 8llflntft miro eS teincnt Iiebe.
nho llmaegenb aeitattet fem. ieiner
Sitblten ein Eldbden aif icinem
MrtorcpcIc eilt5urdittlen, penn sic.
ieS nlr fiir cine 8eripn gebant lit.
Gie geItrenge StootfomniiIion bat
10 berfiiat. ssSn Der geitriacn eli
tllng murOcn cine 9feibe Rcgulotio.
llen nheenommen, Inn ben gerfehr
brn G'efdgrten 8u regeIn, 0arlnlter
nud oieic nrafoniihe gerorommo.
yin iolhcr Singing niro iofort
in2 @efdngtis iparloern, ipenn CT iii
6ldaranti betroifen tpiro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11
Or. Garrel erbalt glo6el.greis

StofbolnL If. 0ftober. Ger
9sobeIpreis fiji me6i5iaiide 8iIien.
idaften lit Or. glleris garreI BON
Gem GodefelIer Snititltt in 9eep
Norf 5ltapIprohen poroen. CIR bat
fih Inn Die 8eItiteIlungen bon gIut.
GefdbfrodDeiten ipeie1ltlih berOient
gatnn6t. Der biesbe5iigIide Go.
helpreis betrdgt $4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11
gif Girkfll auf
Dem Ria,ugt! !!
Nunteuegriner pertreiben bic Sir.
fen bon ben 9stdlitd) gcrgen
anb oringen nad Sfutari Dor.

Berlin fl. Oftcber. 6rei,
bigitiinmgem aainpfe lit es oer
Wontenegrinern gellltgen, bic Cir
fen aud aus ibren fart befeitigten
Eoilti,uen nnf ben 9etdith. Bergen
ON ben teiben. Die Dloslems iino
joni! in 5pei blutieen 9refien I'M.
terIegen, uno ben Monteuegrinerr
itelt Der @eg nod Sfutdri offen.
Ter GhIiiiisl an oieler Staot,
9ii5fi, ioll iidl bereits in Sdnoen
fer iicgreihcu Wiontenegriner befin.
fen.
Nn Der tiirtiid.blIgariihen imo
ierbiIh.tiirfiihen @ren5e lit es 81
FIufigen 3uiammenitCben 9efom.
men. gSon feiner Seite iuiro Bar.
bon gegeben, aud) gfihtf1mpfer
iniiFIen erbarnniilgs iiber Die aIinge
fpringen. Die MGdte iino INNER
nod Der Meining, bab Der oroben.
De nllgemeine arieg rnter oen Bal.
fonitnaten nerbiitet iueroen fonne,
i.l0tm gelfeno gemadt miro, ooB ipe.
Der gnlgnrien nod Gerbien oen
ariee OIL Die 3iirfei erfIdrt bnben.
6rieheuIano ideint entidIoiien 3u
iein, ans Dem giinonis gegen oie
liirfei oils3litreteu.
Senlli.l llngarn, If. Sfto6er.-.
/EolIte es nnf Babrbeit beritben,
Dat Sflit1ri bon 0en Mlonteneqri.
.iern eingcnonnnen tpor6en lit, 6ann
mare bieies fiir Sie Siirfei Elm fhme-
.er ShIag. Gs lit cine Der itarfIten
tiirfiiden sSeltintgen. (Sfutari lit
nidt 81 ueriuehieln nit Der StabtI
algidel Iolnrns an Der aliatiIden
qiiite oes 8osporus, aonitantinopel
eegeniiber. Die Re6aftion.)
Die Eiirfen baben 10000 oIid.
,4iide Erappeu nafJ aonitantinopeI
.aetradt, 70 6aB iid ibr Seer auf
Der 8nlfnn 9nIbiniel MIN aus 400.
gJc0 Mann 5uianlnenIttt.
Berlin, IT,. 0ftober --gon Bel.
grab lit bier cine 9epeid,e einae.
'froffen, iponah Serbien beute nm
a ltbr Nnhnlittags cine ariegser.
ndrAng an bic fiirfei erIaiien babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11
@. 8. ". ScnItcr sertriimmt.

g9dbreno oes beltte geafnnittaa
ploBGih Iosgebro6enen ltnnetters
.uur0e oas groBe SdaufenIter oes
8. o. @. 8ehdu6e8 an Der gtorb.
peiiefe Der IA. StraBe 3ertriin1mert.
3ic GIasiplitter oeriperrten ben
gSeq 81 Oen i'm @aiement befinb.
lihen Cafeteria. Ger ongeridtete
Sho0en lit erbq6lih.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11
@raff'S 9lntomubil aeifollcn.

SduIiuperintcnoent @raff lieS
icin slllto Dor @rauoeis G6eatcr
ltclen. 9lls er aus Dem 0ttien
tempeI 5uriidfebrte, mar oas 5n6r.
Terf pcridpinoeu. Die goli5ei
bat bis iest pcrgebens auf ocn
opisbuben gcfobnoet.
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Der 9efer .Morbproses.

gtelp Yorf, If. 0ftober. -9ead,
me6rtatigen 9emiibunert lit es beil-
te gefunaen Die 12 @eidtporenen
in Dem gefer Moropro5ef, 5u erlan.
gen. 9eder'5 anluoIt lieB in ici.
ner @roffnmgSnniprad)e an bie
S:lrp burdbliden oaB 9foIert6a[
nift bon 8bitp, 2eltp uno @pp,
ioroern bon GaIlon ermoroet lpor.
oen lei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11
iSran 9iuiifn,s sseerhinnnn.

Die geeroiglmg Ser Dor einioell
So6en peritorbcnen 6rau Wearp go,
iifp finoet Sanitag Inn 2 llbr 9eof,.
mittog bonn Srauerboitie, 1915
@illinm StraBc aus altf Dem Bob.
miiden 9fational srieobofc Itatt.
glunien nerben nidt crbeten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11
@unI NniehnllfelAe.

goltoh fl. Steaber.-9em 6eu.
tlgen gaicbaIlipieIe 3lpiiden gtetp
Dorf uno Bolton mobnten 10000
3llifaner BEL. 9atterie fir gteip
yorf tit 9eireau imo Wtepcrs, fir
goiton @ooO un0 Gaop. 3as SpieI
ipucne bon Bolton nit einem Scorc
BOZ 3 5u / getponnen.
Gas oeItrige Spiel iuuroe bon
gteir Yorf nit einem Score BON 2
5u / gciuonnen.
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Silaat anf ha[6e MiQiun.

5nolanopoIis, Sn0, II. 0fto.
her.-9ie befanute SGngerin Ger.
trltoe 8. SaBIer, friiber 6ran Slt.
gate, bat gegen Carl O. Slider,
Den 9rdiioenten Der qreltolite
Gompanp, ipegen angebliden 8rufs
ctne8 @beOeriprehens alage auf
S500,O00 entidaoigung einge.
reift.
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Der niittlere @eiten fir Saft.

V0llllll0foli, 9. g., II. Gftober
Soriisenoer Stills bom republi.
failllden gationoIfonitc iagte Dem
lisiigcn 9eridteritntter ciner Onta.
larr 8citilus, oaB cr iibcr Gait /
tnneeii i'm nlittleren @cltcn nnb
tlinois iebr erfrent ici. @ouper
tleur 9eneen bon ssyIlinois babe linn
terlldert, oaB 1oft III sSllinois nit
.ciier Sfirnmcnmcbrheit bon 100.
'u'lo eruablt iueroen ipiiroe 9lud,
~ Dtio made lid, nit ieoem ipeite.
)fsn 1n9e eine Meioung at Bln-
Il bon 9oft gelteno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11
SclbitmorS, Gnroner's @erSiei.

Cine Gorouer'S Surp cntihieo,
Dab Soiepb S. 9telion AIMS 2eben
FAM, inoenl er in ielbitmoroeriifbcr
glblifi @aS einot9mete. Der 2eid.
nam ipurhe 1onneritag gsadnlittas
orf ocln 5orelt 2aipn Gricoboie bel.
gciebt.
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afase iutsen bes 3eitungsfne6els.

WetD Dorf, II. Ntober. Jim
ooS giinoesgeies bonn "a. gluguit
1852, iDonad 3eitllngen uno 3eit.
lidriiten 5lpeimaI iabrlid lire seler.
ianbl nnptgeben baben auf feline
merfn fniiungsmabigfeit bin gu priifen,
boben bic 4eraltsgeber Deg peSour.
nal Of Commerce" nno Die .Gom.
nrrcial Bulletin Co." beim Bun.
saascrint cine alage angeitrengt.
Die alaoeihrift idIieBt NIT oem
Nuiius: vgs Iiegt nidt innerbal6
Der Madtbefugris bes aongreIIes,
Gin fold,es OeieB au3lllebmen, mto
eB lit cine 4nnlaBiing eiuer Mad)t
ton ieitea oes aongreiies, Die aus.
oriidlih oen ein3elnen Staaten eins
gerdiimt III. Gas @eies greift in
1ragen eiit. Die Die ein3eIneu Staa-
ten Der Der. staaten ein3ig nno
nlein angeben."
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IN III, miro aild bier polIis per.
ltanocn ino oeipiiroigt.
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gismard nuO 5rppelim.

Der areiie enftidliiier sOllt SiS.
inarf hobeS gub.-aan5ler nadl
Berlin 5ariifgcfebrt.-Gbe einer
cilerreidliidlen Gr5bsrJusin ani.
0cbuben.-Geiter
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11
0etterberidlt.

Sir Omaha, Council 9Iuffs imS
unlgegeno: &e9en inlo f6lter beute
abelto; idon am SolnItag.
Sir 9tebrasfa: SIM 9mgcmeinelr
ibon beltte lmo Snmitoq, Geaen i'm
GIiljden G6eil; tiibler beltte Slbcno;
6roit moraen friib.
Bulletin fir gSerianotoeid,dite:
Scr s8itteritn9 allseeiebte 9(rtifcI,
iu'lhe Sc etunben lang lntertueas
into, iollten gegen 5roItipettcr ge.
ithiibt lperoen.
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glittsr.Nrax

oilnflen Waid)en bei emil San.
=, pDcne Soirtt) 3730,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-11

Deitider Optifer, Is ssojre
II Omaha. .. 5. Murn 4a2
Rranosis geta,oe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
THE CROP MARKETS
Cereals Show an Advance at the
CIose-Coffee Declines.

The wheat market reversed It's course OF
Tuesday. beginning the session under the
depressing influence of favorable weather
reports and showing a decline. before the
drop was checked, OF &C TO lisc, represent
ing total drop OF from &c to nearly &c
I'm about week Shorts bought freely on
reports OF good export sales, the decline
was recovered and the market closed
steady at net unchanged TO &c higher. The
foreign situation was bullish, and Broom
hall called attention to the fact that the
heavy shipments in the last four weeks
had been readily absorbed. Corn and oats
were i'm line with wheat, meeting heavy
selling early and declining In price rallying
i'm the afternoon, and closing with corn
showing net advance Of hc to sc and
oats unchanged TO sc higher.
Spectators I'm coffee did not seem dis
posed to follow the recent advance, ap-
parcntly holding that reaction was due,
as recent sellers were believed to be walt
ing for more favorable level at which 10
make new purchases. The market was
easy during the day, closing at net loss
Of { to points on light sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
RETIRING FROM c. |. & B.
One Director Out; others Soon to
Go-Present Owners Undisclosed.

William ~ Dykman has resigned as vice
president and director OF the Coney Island
& Brooklyn Railroad Company, the control
OF which has changed hands within the
last few months, and II is understood that
the other directors are TO retire al the an
nual meeting In October, or, II the new in
terests in the property shall request 1t, be-
fore that date.
The identity of these new interests is still
undisclosed. Early in the spring the bank
ing firm OF George H. Prentiss & Co., Of this
borough. the senior member OF which Is
n director OF the Coney Island & Brooklyn,
bought from the estate Of Henry B. Hyde
It's holdings OF $1,000, 900 Of the outstanding
S2,9S.. 900 stocks of the company, AMI Of
feked TO buy the other holdings at the same
price a 5 that paid tie Hyde estate, S75 for
each 500 share. Toward the end of April
il was announced that the Lawyers Title
Insurance and TruS Company had &C
quired the Prentlss stock and other hold
ings. aggregating more than two-thirds OF
the total number OF shares outstanding. and
was Offering par for the remaining stock.
Neither the Prentiss firm nor the Law
yers' Title Insurance and Trust Com
pany has revealed the identity Of it's princi-
pal. The prevailing opinion has been that
the accumulation OF the stock was In the
interest Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany, Of which the Coney Island & Brook
Ign is the only competitor in Brooklyn,
aside from one or two unimportant lines,
but the Brooklyn Rapid Transit has all
along denied that it was interested in the
transaction. and similar denial has been
made by the Interborough Rapid Transit
Nopapany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Now York, Juno I0. lnl2


BEEkks-Receipts 100, care. or i.att
head. 2ih cars on sale. Steers IN light supply
and fun steady fat bulls ana fat cows firm:
prime steers sold a. 81 25asg ~ per 100 n. Out
side figures for car % fancy Angus cattle. fed
10y Walter NJ. Dunlap. 81 Lancaster. Penn.
and bought by William Everett. OF Jersey CITY.
Jhe shipper says this II tho heEt ear ~ dry fed
cattle he hns ever shipped. Bulls sold at 81 hi
tIS7 per 100 n. COWS. 81 2ouS0 40 Dressed beef
steady at l2di4 for native sides.
Sales--S sanders: 20 Virginia steers 1919 70
average. $50 per 100 10 20 pSnnsylvanla. i23s
s. s5i l. $50 N. $40; =. 0l1 II. 500 ! ego
n 60 70. y 'o IL s; Sows & ii4S ~ ,s 81 q
h, ST. 700 10. 81 20; 7, ai5 n. 50 So W.
Newton & Co: ~ PENNSYLVANIA steers. 1894
~ 50 90; ohio. 1878 II, 81 20, ohio bulls.
1900 10. So %; 10 ohio cows. iilo n. 81 y, I,
MsPherson :. 60: 20 virginia steers, 1917 Ii.
iGe7 H. s 81 70: ~. 1923 H. s5 i5 ito H. 50;
I, SEQ 10. 81 -, 10 cows. 1858 10, 50 40; 1880
y, SC 90 70 COVE loss n; 81 40; 1850 10 n;
81 81 ss T. s 10 'G 1923 10 e. 81 co. ~ a.
VAS II. 81 60, ~. 7eS 10, So 10;
H. SIS co. a. SO ID. S. So T. 1916 h. S. 20: T. 60
H., 81 co; /, $50 ID, 81 50; COW. $50 ID, So G.
$50 10, 81 20 8, s66 n, 50 80:
= Shatnberg * son: 10 Virginia steers, 1850
n, so 20. 1917 10, So 40, 20, 1915 ~, s..
Tobin h shannon state stockeis, go 10.
GH 20 40 H. e S s 4sfs e. 5, S 20 n p
cows aud heifers. 72T 10, - 10.
Kerns Commission Co: II virginia lambs, 80
H. IS SO; / bull. 1900 10, 80 10.
7 a. curtis \ son: bulls. 1920 n. So 10: I.
1910 H. So 60. Il. gS5 NJ, $500; 5, T4e 10 IS %;
4, 625 10, 80; ], go 10, - 90; 3 cows, iI97 u.
a 30: 3. se3 ~ 81 ~ 1. $50 10, 81 5, s46 n,
So 10: l. 600 ~ 50 co; ). 100 ID. So 30: Z. no 10.
IeIiiYc Wright & Coz 9 s,eers 1000 N. So IS:
bulls, 63o n, So; COW. $50 n. 50 %.
George & L. :. Dillenhacki bulls. 1910 10,
az 20. D GO 10, So COW, $50 ID. SO 80.
CAiNES-Rccelpts, 2535 hasG 2.0s3 heal
on sale. with moderate supply and better out
iook Tor the butchers, sellers were enabled Ia
sunni nrices all the from 25c To 81, and
With an active trade ;he pens were cleared
promptly comSn {; ,S Ss2i &C. Es,is sold at s.a
s5S IA Dressed calves firm at i2al5ho for city
dressed yeas and iia'c for cqSniIrg dressed %
,,nais is5 M average. $40 per 100 10 186
is9 10. SO IS; 10. I45 IL, se62i 90 14s ID.
So so; 10. I.5 ID. 50 20: Ill. les ID. 50:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
SAFEGUARDING j. P. MEN
Committees to Work for Lessen
ina of Accidents.

Julius Kruttschntt vice-president and
director OF maintenance and operation Of
the Hartman lines, outlined yesterday A
plan through which 1t is hoped to secure
greater protection for the employees. par
ticuIarlv those I'm the industrial depart
ments. Most Of the accidents to railroad
men. Mr.. Kruttschnitt said, were sustained
by employees In the Industrial departments,
the majority occurring through careless
ness, and thus being avoidabe. Beginning
on July !, committees composed OF officials
from division superintendents and master
mechanics down and Of employees in the
shops and along the line will be organized,
TO cooperate with tho management in con-
Quoting a systematic campaign for decreas-
ing the number OF accidents and for safe
guarding the employees OF the shops and
the repair and construction departments
from physical injury.
In the last eight years the Hartman
system, with its 5000 miles Of track, the
largest in the country, and its 1900 en-
ployes has through the installation Of ex-
tensive block signal and interlocking sys-
TENS reduced the number of accidents In
the operating department "a per cent; and
similar results are expected in the indus
trial departments, with the cooperation of
the men, Mr. Kruttschnitt said. He added:
We do not claim originality for the pres
ent plan. The Chicago and Northwestern
and the Pennsylvania have put such plan
I'm operation and have obtained admirable
results. As l remember, the Pennsylvania
has reduced its accidents in this line OF
work through such a system by 60 To %
per cent. We can do likewise.
The committees which are TO be formed
will, as one branch Of their work. sec TO
1t that protective devices are installed for
exposed saws, bGts and other machinery
in the shops. They will also have con-
ferences from time to time with experts
representing the accident insurance COM
panies from whom they will get sug-
gestions for new safety appliances and for
instruction OF the workmen In keeping
themselves from injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
400 1900 1892

PROVISIONS-Only moderately active, but
showed considerable nrmntss, owing 10 an
advance Of 10 10 points at the yards and
some buying on predictions OF lighter receipts
OF hogs PORK-Steady. mess 500 30 u s21
family s2OdS2l. short clear. $40 25Tk2I.
BEEF-Mess $l5nsl5 30; family S1SG$is 30.
packet, si7USl7 so: extra India meEs. S2g01
500 80 BEEF HAMS-S2s q s31. DRESSED
UOGS-Flrm: bscons 1Oit n lore, piss. Tic.
CIT MEATS-Pickled bellies duh; name:
pIclUed hams quiet; 12l. gi2hc. TALLOW-
IARp-Middlc West. 1885 q tO.T5ci city
steady. lose; refined. South America. IL Zoe
Continent. 1l.25c, Brazil. kegs. 1870; COM
pound dull. aa0c. STEARINE-Olc", l4c,
city lard, 12izc.
,'OPPER-StarGord qulJ bvi
firm: spot and juno. 17ai73Tac. july aud
August lT12ia d1T45c; September 17t2ia a
II zoe: lake copper firm and higher At l. 8 "a
I7kc. electrolytic. 17%q17&c, ana casting,
IT117Lc Arrivals. 800 tons; exports go far
mis- month. 1857 tons. London nrm: spot.
f79 los: futures. ESQ los TIN--Frm: spot
and June. 4s5OT 4o.5Oc: July 4i.751i5.5Oc:
october ~ 75a43.50c London firm; spot,
f2O8 5s; futures, fta6 15s LEAD-Firner;
New York, ASA 1000; East ~ Louis, I.35 q
445c London. fls ~. SPELTER-Steady
New York 1850 .0jc; East ST Louis. GSOc.
London. t2J 15s woodworking warrants.
54s igd IA London. Locally unchanged; No
foundry Northern. slj 20 sl5 Is: No ..
SI4 75@ $15 %; 40 southern aud soft, So 80
COTToNsEED OII,-Very Inactive most ~
the session, with small price changes Late I'm
the srsslon prices declined. closing at net loss
OF to points. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20

l; New York Trust COMPANY regular ouar-
terly per cent, payable June %. Assets
Realization Company. regular QUARTERLY "a.
per cent each on the common and preferred.
both payable July1; Otis Elevator r,oy,nany.
regular quarterly ~ per cent IN tho nre-
ferred and per cent on the common. both
payable july 10; Cities Service Company,
regular monthly p per cent on the pre-
Ieired ana Id per cent on the common,
payable July l; Metropolitan Trust Com
pany, regular quarterly 6 per cent. pawn
BILE June %: Reading COMPANY. regular
quarterly IL per cent on the common. pay
able August 8. and per cent each on The
first and second preferred. payable re-
spectively September IL and July II; Bank
Of America. regular semi-annual "a per
cent, payable July l; Bank of New York,
y. B. a., regular semi-annual per cent
payable July 1; Columbia Bank. regular
semi-annual per cent, payable July /:
German Exchange Bank regular semi-an-
nual 10 per cent, payable July !; Merchants
Exchange National Bank. regular serni-an-
nual per cent, payable July /: Title Guar
antec and Trust Company. regular quar-
terly per cent, payable June 90 Nassau
National Bank Of Brooklyn, regular quar-
terly 2i2 per cent, payable July 1.
United States Rubber Company rights
have been admitted to trading on the Stock
Exchange.
The Washington Trust Company has de-
Clared a quarterly dividend of 4 per cent
payable July /. This compares with per
cent declared at the last quarter and places
the stock on a 16 per cent basis
Daniel Willard. president of the Balti-
more & Ohio, who recently succeeded Os-
car G. Murray on the board of the Read
ing Company, has been elected in Mr.. Muir
rays place also as a director Of the Phila-
delphia & Reading Railway Company and
of the Coal company.
g. W. Neitch. assistant secretary and as
sistant treasurer of the Texas & Pacific
Railway Company has been elected secre-
tGry and treasurer. to succeed the late
Charles r. Satterlee. Mr.. Veitch has been
an employe Of the Gould system FOR TWEEN
ty-one years.
The Central Railroad Company Of New
Jersey has purchased fifteen hundred
freight cars, the order being divided among
the American Car Company. Standard Steel
Car Company and Western Steel Car Com
pany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET Money on call
lowest, 2 er cent: closing. per cent ruling
rate. q. per cent. Time money was rather
quiet. Rates per cent for sixty days,
843L per cent for ninety days 3AG5i2 per
cent for four months, Sizd3% per cent for
FIVE months. 324 per cent for six months:
Mcrcantile paper came into the market
with some freedom. meeting with fair
sale Rates per cent for sixty ana
ninety DAYS Endorsed bills receivable per
cent for choice four months single names
p4QHs per cent for choice hVe ana SIX
months single names and "A per cent Tor
others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. The foreign ex
change market opened strong on a mod
crate volume OF business. The market
closed strong at an advance OF about 10
points in sterling cables and 60 day bills.
The strength Of cables particularly was
OH the widening out of differences. Bust
ness was moderately active. Final quota
tons were: Demand sterling, 1855; cables.
1880: 90 day bills. 4s48 short francs,
5.I7Ih less 1-64a5.17is; short reichsmarka 95Ss
less 1-64Q95as.
Rsnkers' posted rates follow:
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The COTTON MARKET
Acreage Figures Drive Prices
Down. with a Closing Rally.

With the Street full OF rumors big acre
age figures made public, favorable wealth
or reports and stories Of mills offering TO
resell high grade cotton. the inevitable hap
pened yesterday and a selling movement
pursued It's way unchecked until n loss or
q points had been recorded. At this stage
offerings grew less and there was rally
Of a few points, steadying the market at
the close, but leaving a net loss OF u TO II
points one OF the bull leaders was cred
tied with having become convinced that
Texas, his native state. would show rec
ord-breaking crop. and had taken tho short
side on an extensive scale. The Financial
Chronicle" published report as TO acreage
which, while considered too radical as COM
pared with previous private reports to re-
ceve full credit. had an unsetting inili-
ence on opinions az to the official figures
due on July 8 The report follows: