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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

,,r.r MONEY MARKET.-Money on
- 80 firm and opened at 4 "a per cent,
can ts" az "a. per cent. Most or ,Ih e
CLOS; Iio5inS were made at q per cent Ihe
aa ua,, FOR time money was liiiiIIeu i
pates asa per cent FOR siNty . air
ninety DAYS, 5lz @5a per cent TOT ,i iTu'
months and ~ per cent ~ nannT Was
4 n ~. Rates per cent Tor Sky 10
dur n Saysi Endorsed bills receiyaDiie
Lbt mn 5hoice four 10 six inoh'Hs SiHsi0
anu S' and c per cent for others
roprTCN EXCHANGE.--Foreign ed-
fOIsEI ,..se STEADY; business on MOI n.
e,,otn scale. Yesterday 81 ~ $40:
eThte Inn,and sterling. 4.Sb55 M 4'o2oV.
WSIe. ee. eiXtv-day bills. 4.o- a snoi
e esiaias 306s snort reichsmarhs' ~ -
noNrsTIC EXCHANGE os don; p pre.
Iyt1,,, mar selling lilo per ceit ppnr r
ChtTIestCIn a Goo &C., zoe discount; New VI,
hIuin' oornDiSrciaI 7jc discount Dan N, 81
, ,'ren;uo. san Francisco sight o..
graph 7l.c. ~ slver was
er,n ~ 3sss d. an advance or 1so.
MEXICAN EXcHANGE.-Mexiccaaand at
change on New loIh
201 ", unchanged. .a states
sUB-TREAsURY.-T The 1niteu az the
snb-Treas,irv was q creditor al aextent
Clearing House yesterday to the eN''"'
OF s603.374. III, ex-
BANK CI,EARINGS.---New snao57sei 90.
changes si97,773,50I. balances S'ttaiances
Boston. exchanges sl8.3bl,,Sv 's9sei.-
1896. 96s; Pittsburgh, exchans, "a GSS $50.
392: Baltimore, exchanges sO,,sanges
balances Sl,03lbl3; Chicago cAo"""s
s5f,l25,90i, balances $2,4ss,l5l'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Heavy profit taking WAS conducted on
the consolidated Stock Exchange, but the
market held up we'll against the pressure
of realizing sales Business was on q
large Scale, with the transactions totalling
So, 40 shares. distributed over a trading
list which I'm 'luded sixty seven different
stocks This was the broadcast market
In respect TO different issues represented
by transactions since August a. Com
mission houses reported additional evil
dences of an increasing interest on the
part OF the public. Buliish traders laid
stress upon the continued importation of
god. They said that the greater financial
interests would not have permitted the
Inauguration Of an upward movement in
stocks unless they had become satisfied
that the money situation could be taken
care of. Some irregularity, compared
with closing prices last Saturday, was
reflected on the $3.50 o'clock opening call.
Transactions in the half hour prior to
the opening Of business on the New York
Stock Exchange totalled l,soO shares.
Among the lower priced specialties there
was noteworthy activity I'm Colorado
Fuel, Tennessee Copper, Anaconda and
American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
S2,500,000 GOLD ENGAGED
Total to Date Taken for Impor
tation Is 100000

OF the 100000 South African gold which
arrived yesterday in London 10000 was
secured for the United States, the bid
oelhg at the minimum mint price of rs 81.
the remaining 10000 being taken for
India' The National City Bank took ST.
'"'V" OF the gold The identity of the
pahkers who secured the other $40, 90 has
not yet been disclosed.
Inc engagements yesterday bring the
'otal amount of the metal thus far OBJ
tanned Tor importation into this country
10 $4,000, Goldman, Sachs & Co. having
iast week engaged sl.10o0o0. 1t is expected
that within the next few weeks there will
De large additional imports. The foreign
exchange market was trihe harder yes
terday. but the demand sterling rate IS
still about 4Sla. a level at which the
metal can be brought in at a profit,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Sept 23.--wHEAT-Spot steady.
No 3 Manitoba, So 81 futures steady; october,
Is SAD: December. II 5Ad: March, II 4isd.
CORN-Spot steady; new American kiln dried
rs ID; futures steady; september IS 5.d; De
cenber Js SD FLOUR Winter patents. 2gs
90. HOPS In London Pscihc COAST, f7nf7 los
BEEF-EXtra India mess. nominal. PORK
Prime mess Western, loss HAMs-Short cut.
G2s BACON--Cumbcrland cut, EOS; short rih
nominal: clear bellies. Cas- Cd: long clear
middles. light, Ills. heavy. COS Cd; short clear
backs, 64s; shoulders square J9s LARD
Prime Western. terces. SIS sd. American re
fined. pals. SIS CHBESE- Canadian finest
whites. new. 65s Ga. colored. new. 68s Cd.
TALLOW-Prlme city. 32s 90: Australian IN
London. 36s lad. TURpENTINE--Spirits Bic.
LINsEBD OIL. 3Gs 81. PETROLEUN
1ned esd. ROSIN4C0mmon, I6s COTTON
Bed ON.-Bull refined, spot. 2Ts
London. Sept 23.--SuGAR raw, centrifugal.
lis I'd: Muscovado. o. 3D. beet sugar. l2s 3Ad.
LINSEED-Calcutta (September-OctoberD. 6ls
Ga LINsEED OIL, 34s "a SPERM OIL go.
PETROLBtl M-Ameriean refined. sid: spirits,
gIkd. TURPENTINE- Spirits. 3Os l0i.d. RO-
sIN--Amerfcan strained IDS AID; fine los.
Antwerp Sept. 23-PETRoLEI'M. 20 francs
30 centimes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. September q.

New York. September g 1912
WHEAT-prices were slightly lower az
the outset Sentiment was divided, however.
with strong interests on the bull side and
prices worked up sc 10 &c. with fairly active
buying. Prominent operators who have r.
Gently returned from Europe were credited
wiki having made large purchases since they
returned, and not q Few traccr' seem to con
slider ,he foreign situation a strong bull factor.
In the lAtc afternoon there wus a change OF
heart on the part OF bulls and the market fe
clined sharply under liquidation. closing a. tho
bottom. with prices unchanged "a Zee net
lower Worlds exports were IL SIS 900 bushels.
against 1875. 90 last week and II. 2OOOrO last
year The yisibl. supply OF native and bonded
wheat IN The United states showed an increasc
Of 3 3Si OOD bushels. compared with an Increase
last year o; 1900. the total vas &0.i3l 90.
compared with 5l.iJ0.OoO last year. II was
claimed that much Of the wheat on lakes bad
zone t. Canadian ports FOR export ana did not
snow IN the American visible. Cash new 40 :
red winter wheat was quoted 81 ~ elevator
and 81 03ig { q anoat. now No ! Northern
spring. 81 oli. b afo1t CORN-Ihe 40
caused an early decline. but prospects OF cold
ara rainy weather caused buying and prices
mos, OF the day were arm. cash marketl NJ
interior points showed an easier tone. and late
I'M the session values gave way under renewed
selling, closing a. net decline q i.c 20 &c
Worlds exports were 6O90pp bushels. against
3aI 600 Last week and .,b5Oo last yehf
inc visible increased 10000 bushels compared
with AL Increase last year o. 4os'"D ASH eS
port corn 5gtrc Z o b afoat. December 70
March shiprent OATS-Ony n moderate
trade, bur after steady opening prices sagsea
on a li,tle with the other markets. closing "a
10 s,c ne, lower. The visible increased 3D.
900 bushels. compared with an increase last
wear OF 10000 Cash market nm; new sthd
ard white, 4Oc: No 2, acc. No 4. 3sc: new nat
ural white 3I640c new white. clipped Aop
i;,, all track, nnbL4uiet; No W s,"aJn:
&C asked, ! Bunalo. BAhlHi -S'euay'
Cn67hc. r 4 HuNnlo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
THE METALS MARKET.

COPPER-The local market was lrm, with
lake quoted at 1Issa1T.c; eiectrolytic. i1i5e'
l7sc, and casting. l7i.al7.c. standard cop
per on the New York Metal Exchanse vas
venlber quoted al iT25Gi7. T5c. Arrivals o.
copper al New York to-day were no tons, and
exports for the tventy-three days OF Septsm-
Der. 1I757 tons. London copper was quiet,
with spot at so and futures at $50. TIN
Locally was dull With September az 50a5o 4oc
October, ~. 9Tis $50 lie: November. ~. eon5oc.
and December. 4eG4e5oc Sales. tons. Lon
don tin closed quiet at f22s is. and futures
t22J LEAD-Dull; New York spot. 5.i0c. and
East ST. Louis, 4 95G5. l0c. London lead closed
NJ 100 los SPELTER was dull; spot 1850
s. and East 81 Louis spot at 1898. London
spelter closed et ~ IS. IRoN-Clsyeiana
and unchanged. with No 1 foundry Northern
quoted at SIC 50dsl1 IS; No Northern, si6 -
Gsl7; No Southern and soft, SIG 1857 oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

II is reported in Chicago that the sale
OF the Chicago * Milwaukee Electro
Railroad, which is to. occur In Racine'
Wis on September IS, has already been
prepared for by the bondholders, who VIII
bid the property in. Bonds VIII be issuea
for immediate Improvements on the hhe'
which the promoters believe Will become
one of the finest interurban railroads III
the country. 1t Is believed that when tho
financial affairs OF the railroad are
straightened out arrangements VIII DE
made 10 give the cars an entry to chi
cago over the tracks Of the Northwestern
Elevated Railroad.
The Louisville q Interurban Railway
will have q tunnel connecting the waters
Of the Ohio with It's plant, TO furnlsn All
the water Issued for the boilers ana con-
densers. A new powerhouse now belhs
erected will furnish ample power Tor lines
In Southern Indiana and Kentucky con-
tieuous 10 Louisville.
Monthly statements giving fun pdrtleu
lars OF tonnage, distances and numpeT VI
cars handled, with average loading must
no supplied by all public utility companies
IN California. according TO new oroer oy
the California Railroad Commission.
Permission has been granted the Die
-Four Electric Railway Company by the
california Railroad Commission 10 sen
90 shares of capital stock, par 800, at
a price 10 net the company not less 'iah
50 No expenditures may be MADE on ac-
count Of this sale until 5000 In cash ID
I'm the treasury.
The gross and net earnings OF the Amer
lean Light and Traction Company for the
month of August. for the FIRST eisht
months and for the twelve months ehoeu
A,,o,,st n are given as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
U. s. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. Sept 23.--At the beginning oi
Business to-day the condition Of the United
states Treasury was: Working balance ID
p,fessury Offices. sss, e2o,s1e: IN banks and
,rln'iippine treasury, $50. 46s, 7S2. The toisl ol
~ y. general fund was sI4e 81 S5l. hecelpea
ssss.s9roay were ISIS. 7i9 disbursements Meas
sAysssWz The deficit 10 date this fiscal y. ss5
~ sJ0oo41i, against a deficit OF sio@Iii iy'
yns time last year. These figures eAciu10
Als Canal and public debt TRANSACTIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24

Liverpool cables--Spot easier; sales. 1000
bales; speculation and export. 500 American,
o.o00: imports, 5000 all American; iniddiinE
upland 0.6Td; futures opened steady at EOS
points decline, closed quiet az a net decline or
3hQ7 points; September. 6.4shd; September
October 6.3sisd: October-Sovember, $50; No
yenber-Decenber and December January,
q IS I'D; January February. 6.29Rd; February
March. 6.30isd; March April, 63l isd; April
MAY, q SD; May-.June and June-July. .. Ad;
July-August $3.50. Neutrality-suspicious. dull,
but steady: cloths quiet and Arm.
New Orleans. Sept. 28-Weathcr cond.-
lions and forecasts and the heavy crop
movement I'm Texas were chief features OK
to-day's cotton futures market After the
opening at an advance OF 194 points over
Saturdays final level shorts bought. but
the market fell off on an increase OF selling
orders. Tho Close was barely steady at u
NOT decline OF q TO S points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24

Low-steady; special. 7Isc city, ei.c; eoun-
try, 81 4GAc LARD-Steady; Middle west
lea 2.45c; Continent. il.sOc; Brazil, kegs
l3.45c compound quiet, s9shc. STEARlNE-
Steady; oleo, Is nc; city lard, l2l5c.
COTTOSSEFD OIIS-Trading was largely
professional. Prices at the start were fairly
steady. nut developed an easier tone, and az the
close September showed decline OF 10 points
while other months were idij points lower:
except MAY. which advanced l point. Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
BOND DOTS.

Until September q. at noon, proposals
will be received by the City Controller of
Buffalo for Al. per cent registered tax free
$4,000 school bonds. due October /, 1892
10000 water bonds, due October I, 1892
sli1,0o0 water refunding bonds. due Octo-
Der l. 1887: slss.000 park bonds, due Octo-
Der /, 1852, beginning October l. 1892;
$4,000 police and fire department bonds,
due october I, 1852. and $1,000 hospital
bonds, due October /. 1892 Bonds issued
in denominations OF sl,co.
According to reports, Camden. y. j..
proposes the issuance Of Seo." street i'm
provement bonds.
on October an election will be held, It
is stated, In Camilla, Mitchell County,
Ga, 10 decide upon the proposition 10
issue 5000 school building improvement
$500 sewerage system improvement.
$1,000 electric light and waterworks sys-
ten Improvement and 500" City Hall
bonds.
An issue Of $4,000 per cent thirty-year
refunding bonds OF Chester. Chester
County. s. c., was awarded to w. y.
Coler 4. Co. OF New York. nj l0i.5l De-
nomination. 81 600 Date, october l, 1917.
Bonds on the curb showed considerable
activity. and the general outlook for
better bond business is expected 10 show
some improvement among the higher yield
fcsueg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
SEED PRICES,

Toledo. Sept. 2.--CLovDR .sEED-Bushel.
sii o.; March. 81 o5. ALsIKE--cash, prime
TiNoiHYYca.h. prime, s. 20; september
81 20; october, s. 1914. December, s. 22S;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEABOARD CLEARal
-,
FLOUR AND MEAIy-Floar vas ina a.

FLOUR AND MEA1-Flour was lhaetiEc
f,,t steady. Spring patents. seas 40 winter
straights 81 s0ds4 90. winter patents, " soG
81 ~. spring clear. 81 3jlts4 10: extra No !
winter. 81 20iS4 20: No .. 81 10nS -; kansas
strairtts "a 25as4 81; fancy spring patents
s. $3.50 20 RYE FLOUR Quiet; fair 20
Good 81 sOgs4: choice 20 fancy. ~ 0g>4 ~
CORNMEAI.-Kiln dried. 81 20 RAG MEAL
vine white and yellow, 81 o5psl 30; coarse
81 g0aSl s. FEED Western spring. s23 100
so3 g5. standard mlddling. s26 35hs26 8O; hour
do $50 IS: red Ios So 10; city bran, s23
LglR. ga 60 sacks middling. So boaS red
dog 60. 80: hominy chop. s2tqt2l BULK, w ~
SOS 20 sacks. oilnleai s3j4Ss6 20
COFFEE sharp and unexpected ad-
,.,nce in Europe. where Havre early In the day
,~ss IIdIn francs higher end Hamburg fifl
nsennio odyancc, caused firm opening here.
6rst rrices being i3dl7 points net higher A
.rLseSuent decline OF u franc In ffayre and
,ar,iai decline OF Il pfenn!g In Hamburg
loue~J moderate profit taking, but throughout
,br Iay rrice changes were narrow and at the
ciose yatuor were steady at net advance OF
i955iG ro,nts sales. 95 20 BAGS. Shorts were
,be principal buyers. but the advance was
checked bv whN appcared % be profit taking
-. leading bulls who had bought on the re .
co,,, JecIjne The strength abroad was based
~, renorts Of an active demand for cost and
,,.ight coffee IN Brazil, which were PARTIAL
..e,3g,1 by an advance OF l0nJO points In cost
,rd f,eight offers received hero. spot demand
,,,sc,i,.e hut prices unchanged al 1850 Cor Rio
81 Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24

pUnVIgTONS = Hog prOducts opened
s,,s%v hnt late In the day prices were easier
pnder lIarldatlon and In sympathy with The
late decline III corn p0Rk rs s mes. -;
t,S.l "a BEFF-Mess SiI4$ls. family. s2l0
sp5. oscbet slsqsIg: extra india mess s35a
$50 BEEF HAMS - Quiet s2sasyi 90.
49,. 81. CIT MIATS-Pickled bellies
guiet, isQiie; picked Hams. l3'.aiae. TAIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24

all rehners selling on the basis OF 5l0c FOR
fine granrlated. but some os them were listed
at zoe. Raw rules about steady. Some
sugars could be had at last sales basis OF 4.3Oc
for s6 test centrifugal but there does not seem
4aoc for se t test centrifugal, SOC for So test
muscovado and 3.55c for 50 test moasses
sugar. In London beet sugar was fat and
October at o. 7isd and May at IS Dad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO Sent 23-Incressing stocks OF
whea: proved too much OF a burden to-day for
prices. The market closed weak, a shade u
nc net lower. Corn finished A4hc down,
soc decline 20 etc advance. Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
CURB ECHOES.

The T. & H. o. Railway, of Canada,
in its official list Of shipments shows that
during the month of August 1000 tons of
silver ore left the Cobalt district, all but
- tons of which came from the Cobalt
camp itself The one outside shipper was
the Miller Lake-O Brien, which shipped
an $4,000 ounce car to the shelters. OF
this amount 702.67 tons. or 1913 per cent,
went to Canadian smelters; 1,272 tons. or
6362 per cent, 10 the United States, and
250S6 tons to Germany
The report of the Beaver Consolidated
Mines for the quarter ended August 81,
1912, shows a cash balance at the end OF
that period OF $26.95i, with s54976 due from
Shelters September /, making a total of
SSl, $50. From this is deducted $3.50, the
August payroll, and S4,SOl accounts pay
able. leaving an available balance of
s6S, 55s.
United Cigar Stores was the feat
ure OF trading on the curb yesterday. 1t
sold up 10 LOTS, new high. then broke
to 1oi7s. 1t showed some recovery in later
trading.
Tonopahs were strong issues on the
curb, selling up easily and scoring higher
prices on several issues.
Coppers were inactive and inclined to
softness on the strike news from Bing-'
ham and the possibility OF the strike ex-
tending 10 various other camps.
British-American Tobacco was easier IN
sympathy with the weakness In United
Cigar Stores.
Activity in Tonopah North Star shares
during the last few days has been due,
il is said, TO an important strike on the
1880 foot level of that mine, where 81 is
said four feet OF the vein assays $3.50
ton. A similar discovery was made on
the 500 foot level q short time ago. and
the new strike is presumed to be the
downward extension OF the same ore
shoot. week ago North Star OF Tono-
pah was trading around 2oc 10 25c, but has
rapidly advanced TO above 40c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24

The Kerr Lake Mining Company re-
ports for the fiscal year ended August 81
last proceeds Of ore sales, Sl.o2S,Si3, and
Total income. S,0H.4ls. "a decrease OF
sNs,s2S from the preceding year Cost OF
Production and development was sZ24Ao'i
shipment, treatment. etc, amounted 10
b''ssS and expenses were s2,Os, ana
after deducting these items and $4,000
Tor dividends the surplus for the year
Was S,l7s, the total profit and loss sur
plug being SIG ss3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24

Owing to tbs rise IN the price OF pig tin
In London. several manufacturers OF tin
plates IN the United States have ad-
synced their price for the product 81
ton, to Sc g a hundred pounds. The
United States Steel Corporation Is stiil
quoting the old price Of 50 60 a hundred
pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24

Dividends have been declared as follows:
United states Industrial Alcohol Company
Regular quarterly ia per cent on the preferred
MOCK, payable October 10.
Usage and Oklahoma Gas Company quar-
trly per cent. payable October 10. comparing
With z per cent declared three moilths ago.
Continental Paper Bag COmpany-lis per cent
On the common. payable September 20.
United Light and Railways CompBny--t9uaI-
nriy Ia per cent on the first preferred and =
Pr cent on the second preferred, payable Oct"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
EleIN BUTTER MARKET.

Elsin. Sept. cs.-The quotation committee OF
tie Elgin butter board to-day declared eut'~
firm az CSC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
ITEMS OF THE STREET.

Transactions for foreign account in this
market aggregated 2ooOo shares, with pur-
ehases and sales practically equal in vol
Ilne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPS-

unchanged and tone was steady.
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpcntine quiet
and unchanged. Rosin firm and steady
OiLS-l.insecd oil declined a cent "A gal
ION, except Calcutta. which was unchanged
Refined petroleum was steady at e.3Jc for
standard white IN barrels at New York
h1CE-Prices unchanged and demand
fairly pocd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24

The directors Of the National Surety
~spany yesterday ratified the reinsur-
ee contract providing for the reinsuring
all the outstanding risks Of the En-
pre- State Surety Company. This CON
tract has been approved by the Insurance
commissioner of the State Of New York
as the best offer received by the Empire
State Surety Company for its business.
Prices for steel boiler tubes have been
advanced & q ton. Blue annealed sheets
rave been raised 81 a ton TO 81 % a nun
dfed pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

nearby. box. 1880; wATERcREss, 100
punches, S1aSi 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24

LET US DO THE WALKING
Consult the Tribunes Room and
Board Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24

According to reports, Camden, y. j..
proposes the issuance Of 5000 street i'm
provement bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24

New York, September %, 1912.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
Bio Structural Steel Business.

II Is stated that the structural steel ca
,sc,,v OF the United States Steel Corpor-
atom has been sold for practically year
ahead. Considering this point and the
fact that the structural steel requirements
Of the proposed New York elevated ana
.bway extensions will consume over 100
co tons Of structural steel during the
coming three years, the outlook for ousi-
n.ss In steel manufacturing seems very
mysterious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs Of Current Interest
for the investor.

,.oa,rr in the news of the day Of the
IT, bold-ups in broad daylight in
oa," rded thoroughfares is discouraging.
Cru" cru. .rv 10 make money in Wall Street
wa! have II taken away from you on
O.n ,.- way home? Honest brokers and
s .saSers should be protected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24

should the strike in the Bingham camp
-. a symuathetie extension TO other
Ia. and become general in the copper
. ,aI.r,cts such a curtailment of copper
U.s., U.s., would result that the price Of cop
01'r -0e,al would soar TO prices far higher
- -. the present range, while copper
'.'- a,,s would decline in prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24

George 4. L. s. Dlllenback: g state hogs
133 10, 50 10: roughs, 346 ID. 81 %.
kerns Commission Company: II PennsylyanA
hogs 1859 b. 50 10; o ioughs 30S ID, 81 ~:
Mcpherson & Co.: 80 state hogs liO 10,
buck, 400 ID. 50 80.
S. Sanders: IS state hogs. $50 Id, 30 10;
rough, $50 ID, 81 so.