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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
NOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-

MOLAssEs AND SYRUPs-There was a
steady market, with prices unchanged and
business slow.
NAVAL sTOREs-Turpsn,ine was easy a.
40 sc for machine bbs. Rosin and tar steady
and unchanged.
OH.S-Linseed OIL unchanged. Refined
petroleum steady at s.35c for standard white
IN bills at New York.
RICE-Steady. with a fairly good jobbing
demand. Dan Talmsges Sons Company tele-
graphs Louisiana crop movement az New
Orleans to date as follows: Receipts, rough
600 last year. sales. cleaned, LOO. $50 poch-
cts sRainBt 1,2l4250 a year ago.
stGAR-Reiined dull Oh basis % bloc net'
less per cent cash but sales were al &c nct.
less ?. In London beet sugar was y q 80
loWer. With August quoted al lis "a ID ana
september at is 20 october TO December,
los ] 4 q. Raw here firm. There were buyers
about 10000 bags could be had at 4llc
basis. Muscovado, 50 test, 3.55c, and mo
lasses sugar So test at 1890. In CUBA there
are centTals grinding, against 10 last week
and 2 last year. Receipts a. six principal
ports OF Cuba for the week were LOCO tone
against 5000 last week and none last year
Receipts. all ports, 1000 base. against 1000
81 600 and -S00o. stock $4,000. compared
with 2G3 200 and 60. 600
HIDfr-Receipts were not large ana
there IS no pressing Tor sale, wElle the de-
uIard "a steady Full prices arc ruling Of,
LEATHER-Reporte from the Local as weli
the Boston market seem TO point 20 hTn-
ness OF tone at full prices and excellent gen
eral demand Offerings not large.
DKIGs-Gsreral market steady 70 nrfn
and quite active. In special lines. sCcn as
essential oils and roots there Is steauy
reasonable demand az full prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Aug. e--HandIers claim that polii
cal conditions are factor in the domestic
wool market ye, trading continues along
broad lines and in fair share lots. Values
are strong in nearly all grades. Fleece woods
continue popular, as we'll as soulo Texas
grades. but trading IN territory stock has
fallen on slightly. although fair demand t.
reported for Montana wool. Leading domestic
quotations;
Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces DeLsins
washed. 34g35c; XIX. sl632c: halS blood comb
ing, 29G30c; three-eighth.. 29g3Dc; one-quar 20
ter 1880: delsine unusshed. 2652sc: fne,
23d24c. Michigan and New York-Ftns un e.
washed, 2lG22c delaine 24d2Jc: half blood.
2Ta2sc Wisconsin and Missouri-Ilhr se-eiShths
blood. 2si5f one-quarter, 2sit62sc. Ken
lucky and simllar-Haf blood uneashei,s - a
2sc. three-eiGhths. 29d30c.
Secured basis: Texas-I1ne 60 mon hs.
53d Soc; fine y months. 60a62c; tine rsll, $50
46o Cantcynia--Northern, 5i952c; middle
county 4s950c; southern. tIg4sc: fall FREE,
s &C. ciothlns' 50a57S; Alley 40 l. 5oeS2s.
Territory-Fine staple. 54d65c; fine medium
62a63o: fine clothing, 5sG6oc: hne medium.
56a57c; half blood conlbins. s9gS2c' thres-
Pulled-Flne A. 5Jd57c; A supeTs, 5-db3c-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aqs. e-,wHEAT-spos STEADY s,dg
futures easier: October. Is 4isd: December.
IS SID. CoRN--spOt steady; American t mixsa.
old. Is: new. kiln dried. rs i0'td; futures
steady: September Il J0i.d: December, "
9',d. FLoCR-Wlnter patents. .Sos. hopS
in London Pachc COAST, - isats IS
BEEF'~Extra india mess; IT'S Cd. POW.
Prime mess. Ses,ern, 23s %. HAMS-Shcrt
CUT e1s Sd BACON-Cumberland cut. So :
short rib, Sos. clear beliies. sls 81; long elear
rnildles lixht 61E. heavy SIS Sd. short clear
backs. Jos sHoULDERs-sguare, SIS. LARD
Prime Western. tierces, bS' American re
hned. pals 03s Cd CHEEsE-Canadiar o.
sst waite new sss; :olOTse psN y y. Ish
lis, ass %. LiNsEED oII,-4os. PBrRo-
LEUM-Renned, 9ssd. RoSIN-conn1ons le'
Sd CoTTONSEED oIL-Hu refined; spot
Dds load. TALLOW-Australian IN Lcndon-
London, Aus. s-RAv sUGAR-Csn;rHi ,
gal. rs Cd. muscovsdo, Zoe. CALCCtI -
fINsEED tAusust-Septemberl COS 81: liz
SEED oII-Sss Cd SPERM oIL,-t5o. Pc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. refined, 50; spirits 81
SPIRITS TURPESTtNE-32s % ROSlN--
American strained. les 90; fne, lss %
Antwerp, Aug 6-PETRoLEtM y francs
90 confines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

There has been a decided increase al
through the earnings Of the Republic
Railway and Light Company for 1.-THE
twelve months OF the fiscal year ended
Juno 20. The company supplies tho cur
rent and operates street railways and
lighting and power properties IN Eastern
Ohio and I'm the western part Of Penn
sylvarie The gross earnings for the
twelve months ended June 90 were $2,49i,-
SO, as compared with s2,202.le2 for the
corresponding period In 1911. or gain
OF $40. 534. The net earnings for the year
ended June 60, were s994,if, OF gain 81
~, $40 over the same period Of l9li. While
the gross earnings for June amounted TO
s.14,73S. as compared with ;lsS.9i2 Of June
last year gain OF sl47e4, and the net
$50 55e, as compared with sI76o9 for 1911
gain Of 81, 900 straight. The company re-
ports earnings FOR June, 1912. and the
twelve months ended June 20, 1912, az fol
Not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

COMMUNICATIVE steady around the
ons1iDe bu; eased of slightly. and at the
elo S5' were a few points under the previous
night PORK-Stesdy, mess sl9 16ns2O % :
family s2O1sci; short clear. si9 5oQs?L
RF EF-strong; mess. sl5aSl5 90; family,
sisGsis 56: packet. 81 sl7 so: extra India
,,sys s2osf s29 30. BEEF HAMS-Firmer;
SOS = sal DRESSED HoGs-Firmer; bacons,
ii.sfi7.o; pigs, 12se. cur MEATS
iaL Ii4c. TALLow--steady; special, 6Sc;
nc W.: country. IS. @8hc. LARD--Easy;
Nia,I, west. 1850 = 10. soc; city i0hc: re-
Sn.d barely steady. s0uth America 11sJc;
,c',o,niinsnt' lie; Brazil. kegs. l2.s5c; COM
,N,,',S .1sadv. 81 Dsiac. TEARINE-Oleo,
rIsI q Zee. city lard i2h l3c
s-CCPPER-S,audard dull; spot
md August. ia 1880; September and Oc-
,obsr IL 209 II. soc: lake and electrolytic
,3sec. casting ~ aiIGc Exports so far
~ mouth. 1905 tons. London copper closed
=, ,IS los and futures SIS los TIN-Firm
49, : 90 d i5.37isc; August ~. 10 a 1887 u
spe pt 44so iS25e: October. 1850
49, and November. 4i.2JG4tI5o. There
,soro lies OF % tons August. New York. at
~ 90 London tin. f204 los: futures, i202
IrAD-Duli. New York. spot. 4.45d
sS5c TnEt b. Louis. A.S0 q 450c London,
10 =. sPEITER--WeaN: New York. spot
oo,S-e. East 81 Louis. 650lTc London.
rs ,r TRoN-Clevsland warrants, sos
locally steady; No foundry Northern, 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

Liverpool cables. spot quiet; ssles. 1900
bales; Speculation and export. SUJ; American,
ufland. 18ld Futures opened qust a.
points decline: closed easy. l1Gl9i- points
lower AuAst. ID August-September 6.go'ld;
sePtem6eL-os teosr q 80; oes9serNoy y
bor-Jsnuary G.65 I'D January-February, 0.CSd;
February March, G86iad: March April 500:
April May. 66sd: May-lune, dtDd. June-July.
6Gsisd; July-August 66sd. MaIchester--Y Yarns
steady; cloths quiet and hrTn.
New Orleans Aug G.-Raln in districts that
had complained OF drOuth severely weakened
cotton futures to-day. and they closed barely
STEADY a a net deciin, OF ;.3U3f points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
U. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. AUG. G-At tns beginning o..
business to-day the coudition o, tho United
states Tre4su-Y Vcs. Working balance IN
Treasury Offices SOS 22i 4e5 ia banks and
ihniDpirs Treasury. t3S 5I2.S2I; the 10 al o.
the general fund was sfG2 $50 s2s receipts
vssterday, SOS s64; disbursements. Si2i@.-
15C The surplus 20 date this fiscal year IL
s7fG.797 as against Il dehc.t q sllooo.0is
at this time last year. These figures exclude
Panama Canal and public debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

The total output OF the Greene-Cananea
company in July was 10000 pounds Ct
copper. 1865 ounces Of silver and US
ounces Of sold.
The production Of copper BY the CHINO
company for the month OF July amounted
20 10000 pounds. against $4,000 pounds
in June. The company. IL IS said, has
been producing copper Tor only siA
months. and at tho present time has but
three units OF it's mill in operation. The
fourth section viii be placed in commits
sion about the 18th Of August, and the
last part viii be In operation about Sep
TENDER Is, or perhaps earlier
Tonopah Merger which has shown
sensational advances within The last few
weeks from 20 cents to 81 S7ie. appears TO
DO selling on to more iustifiable quota
lions.
The new cyanide plant near the stand
ard mill, at cripple Greek, has 3ust been
opened by the United States Reduction
and Refining Company for the treatment
Of the taliugs from the surrounding
plants which now amount 10 approx
matcly 5000 tons. The plant is reported
to employ about twenty men aud vi!
treat approximately 80 tons day.
Touopah Ndvay fiuctustes sympatheu-
caIly with Tonopeh Merger for the rea-
son that these two properties adjotn. and
the recent remarkable developments OF
the Tonopah Merger indicate IN more
or less manner that Midway may be
found 10 own an extension OF the Tono-
pah Merger ore body.
West End Consolidated shows an iLl-
proving tendency in price quotations. fol
lowing. II Is said, the advanced quota
tons for Halifax. az West End Consoli-
dated owns ore-haif the capital stock
Of the Halifax company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

sttracted the attention of the English
as well as the American Investors.
United Fruit Stock Increase.
Inc rumored increase In capitul stoci.
Oh the United Fruit Company has now
oeeh announced. The directors have voted
70 make the capital stock Issue 500. ooo
instead OF $4,000 600. the sl0,000o 900 addition
10 be Issued at the discretion Of the dlrec-
tors at different times for the benefit OF
the company. \ meeting Of the stock
holders will be held TO confirm the action
OF the directors. Stockholders Of record
September Is will be given the priviles 9
of subscribing for the new stock on
basis OF one share for each i've shares
held.
Emerson Birmingham Company.
William Solomon & Co are receiving
subscriptions for 100000 : Per cent
cumulative preferred stock Of the Elmer
scn-Brantingham COMPANY which they
are financing I'm conjunction with Kuhn
Loeb & CO.
Tho business Of the company was Is
tablished in 1862 and includes the manu-
facture of practically every implement
used on the farm. Through the present
financing there are acquired number Of
new properties. including the GeiseT
Manufacturing Company. Of Wsynesboro,
Penn; Reeves 4 Co. Of Columbus. Ind,
and the Gas Traction Company, OF Mime
apolis.
The company has no funded debt ana
its statement shows not quick assets
alone In excess Of the preferred stock.
Net earnings last year we're reported at
81. 0O2 co., or about twice the dividend re-
qulrements OH the preferred stock.
An official Of the company states that
the favorable crop conditions ia tho West
ana Canada render the prospects next
year most promising and that tie com
pany is already oyersold In some Of It's
lines. the tractor plant Being now oper-
ated both day and night
Application viii DO made 70 list the
stock on the New York Stock ENchangc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
NV YORK rRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEtBOARD CLTARANtEs.
IInI.R And MEAI-Falr husIness

FLOUR AND MEAlS-faIr business ~
Sour Tlfh prices unchanged. although low er
20 sell n some cases. spring patents - 80
ass o.. winter straights. - 500 - 10: win
te~ patents 81 40 s. IS. spring clears 81 10
n s. 20. extra no / winter. 81 20V 81 80. no
StIoC 81 Is. Kansas straights. 20
sizes. fancy spring patents So 40 qs5 20.
RYE FLOUR-steady. fsir % good, s. 23P
81 30; choice to fancy, - 40 q 50 60 CORR
MEAL-Kiin aried, t405. BAG MEAL
Fin. White and Ysllo~'. 81 65gsi 70; coarse
ST Cn4Sl ~. FEED-Western spring, s23 80;
standard middlns So; hour DO. $50. red
DOG. s32. city bran, s23 bulk. s24 80 sacks
middiing s27 O $50. red dog. S33 20 hominy
chop SOS 50 n $40 bulk, SO 20 q $50 20 SACKS
oilnleai s35 500 SIG 30.
COTTON-After an early advance the
market turned easier, and closed barely
steady. net points higher to points lower
trading was active. and about $4,000 bsSs
changed hands The opening was unchangcd
10 points higher. and the market sold
about : 20 Is points above the closing hg-
ures OF Monday IN the earlier trading. In the
fac OF disappointing European cables. ratdSr
unsettled primary markets, heavy Brazilian
-ecefpts oud bearsh opinions around the
street Havre closed "a u !, franc higher.
hamburg showed p net gain Of I. n y pfen-
nia MO was fo5 reis lower but santos was
unchanged. with the special cable reporting
n barrel steady market ~ the opening.
SPOT coffee steady; Rio No = i4Ae. Local
contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following bankruptcy petitions were
nled yesterday in the United states courS;
sAMvELs A. LESSER, composed OF
Jacaues samueis and Benjamin Lesser. man
ufacturers OF waists and dressss at no. 100
West 2eth street; involuntary. Judge Holt
Appointed Alex s. Webb receiver. LiabiIi-
ties said to be s125.o0o. and assets $4,000.
JOHANNAH KELLER. confectioner, OF
No. ii3 East l2Sth street. Liabilities, $3.50,
and assets $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Aug 0.-sugge.tions that the wheat
amount TO the hugo aggregate OF 500 o0Q 0co
bushels tolted prices to-day 10 the l5s est
level this reason. The close, though stsady.
wac isc TO nc under last night. Corn frfshed
&c 70 &c cheaper. oats were or 40 60 sc.
and provisions varied from 5i5c decline 70 an
advance OF 2i-c. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
SEED PRICES.

Toledo Aug e.-cLovERsEEp-cash sns
October bush $40 10: December, 50
Mach $40 Ar.SIRE-Prlnie. 81 -; August.
siI95; September, 81. TIMoTEY-Prime
s. 50: August 81 81: September, 81 90 octo-
Ter and December 81 82i3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
EXPORT FIGURES.

EXPORTS OF merchandise as reported by
the New York Custom House for the week
ended August 3 show an. increase OF
s. sos, O5S from last week and an increase
OF s9e2T, $50 In the game time year ago
Exports exclusive OF specie:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
BOND DOTS.

sawtelle, Los Angeles County. Cal, Will
hold an election on August 20 submit
20 the voters the proposition TO issue
$1,000 Fire Department improvement
bonds, according to local papers.
Iidder. Peabody x Co. Of this city,
and Boston, are reported to be now pre-
pared 10 deliver the engraved bonds in
exchange Tor temporary holdings OK tire
New York Telephone Companys az per
cent bonds, due in 1889.
Spring Lake. Ottawa County, Mich. it
is said will receive proposals until 7:3o
?. m. on September for the 5000 81
per cent park bonds. Interest TO be cred
tied seml-annualy. Due 500 yearly from
1902 10 1921. inclusive. and sl,0oo yearly
from 1925 10 1880, inclusive.
Ellza beth. Union County y. - &c is
reported, will receive proposals. until noon
on August for $685., coo ~ per cent coupon
school bonds. These bonds are in tho de-
nomination OF 81 900 each, dated July !,
1912 and due July /, 1862.
EImlra. Chemung County, y. Y. Will
receive proposals until 10 a. m. August d
for $40 40 ~ per cent registered street
Improvement tax free bonds. Bonds VIII
be issued IN the denominations OF g im
and 5000. Date August !, 1912, and due
$40 August I. 1913; 5000 August I, 1914.
5000 yearly on August l. from 1916 to
1913. inclusive, and 5000 yearly on Au-
gust /. from 1871 TO 1929, inclusive.
y J.. Cuni.lin. Treasurer OF Hawaii. for
,hc information OF those interested in tho
Hawaii public Improvement bonds, bids
for which close on August Is at the Office
Of tho United States Mortgage and Trust
Company states that purchasers may
have the option OF taking delivery and
paving for awards in instruments in lots
OF $1,000 or or about October 8, !4P'.cp
on or about January 9. 1918. and te"~l
on or about March z. 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

The Cities Service Company's annual re-
port for the year ended June 20 Is au
exhibit Of successful operation and good
increase in earnings. Net earnings were
In excess of 100000, and there was left
applicable to the common stock nearly
per cent. Each month during the year
the company did not miss showing better
than per cent. The net earnings for the
period from October 81, 1911, to June 90
1872 are given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
ITEMS OF THE STREET.

There Yas little interest shown IN our
market for London trading. but the pur-
chasos exceeded the sales by 100 or 6.po
shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

Southern and soft, SIS 75d s16 IS; NO
foundry Northern, sis % 1915 IS,
C0TrONsEED OII~-Spot oil steady, but
futures showed depression, and closed un-
changed to 3 points net lower. Local CONTRACT
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
CHANGES IN GRAIN SUPPLIES.

Special cable and .eierephlc communication.
received by "Bradstrets" show the following
changes In available supplies as compared with
previous account
Bushels
Available supplies Decrease.
Wheet-Cnited states east Rockies. -, 3S5. 0oO
United states. west fsoekies. l60,vpl
Canada ....................... . l0J, OoO
Total United States and Canada. $4,000
Ahost for and IN Europe. ......... 3,l0o, coo
Total American and European
tlpply observation-disclosures. 4o~DsrD
Corr-Unitsd states and Canada I as, 0cO
Oats-Uuitsd States and Canada. 81, 90
Increase.
The leading Increases ana decreases reported
this week follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE BIT COM
PARIsoN
1912 1911. 1910
Week ended Aug. 3:
sn.65i, Az si7:3s2s slSeSs'sii
an sss 7s.. sos 4s2. la. $50 SIS. 5s45 SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

The following dividends have been DC
clarcd international Smelling and Rein
Ing Company. regular quarterly per
cent. payablc August y; United Cigar
Manufacturers Company. regular quar-
terly T.. per cent on tire preferred, pay
able August 81; the General Asphalt COM
pany. regular quarterly "a per cent on
the preferred payable September 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

On January I. 1913, the common stock OF
the Cities Service vii be placed on an
annual per cent basis Henry l.
Doherty. the president IS one OF the
pioneer public utility opponents, and
through his cooperation a position for
public utilities I'm the investment anu
banking world has been established
The earnings for the Southern Califor-
MIA Edison Company for the year ehoeu
May 81. 1912. show a surplus over Interest
charges amounting to nearly million
and a half. sufficient TO pay per cent on
the preferred and leave balance exceed
ing a million dollars to be applied to a.
600 common stock. Following Is the
statement by comparison with the year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
EXPORTS.
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New J ork. August ". lJl-.
CHAIN HEAT--Tho erect % big crop
est laefss Was again apparent, ana while mo
market show I'd some stsSdiness Rt The open r.
~ f.lre va no aggressive BUYING a"c
nj. 90 soon lost the earir Improvement and
at -He close were = q sc below tho previous
r..rt ore o. ttr most b"srish estimates
b.. .ssIed Vas that Of r. Minneapolis author
g. figuring the spring wheat sield ~ $50 o.
600 n0n 90 fOr u0o. 600 bushels and vtntrr ~
4uu 900 Our or "a possible crop OF 100000
bushels altogether Tho close NJ; Liverpool
was unchanged 70 I'D net higher. Fare
came D.. q - CHER. Berlin unchanged. and
Budapest &c lower. Export ouslness "
cor fned 30 about rs loads. mainly hard win
ter wher. although ~ was understood that
rood many orders we're located Just under
me market. About Is loads % freight room
we're taken. causing an upturn In rates. No
red. s. OJtg. e. { track and 81 Os, b
cf0at 20 arrive: No I Northc-n pulutn.
s. O.E o y sGoat CORN-Outside Of
september fhe corn marhc- was general
weak all day and ~ 'ne close showed = =
Ia net decline The cash situation. tnclud-
fge iight stocks a. chicago. was rcapOrsible
for less pressure IN september. and that de-
livery a. one time was 4 9 higher than Mon
Gav. Hlthough closing &c net lower LIVER
pool was - ID isd higher than last Friday
Evport corn here. sif.c o D afoat OATS
tHndv early. shor ing i1c net advance. but
developed We EHess and closed AZ the low
point or ilGic below Monday. Cash oats
1tcad-. STANDARD white. 40 and No :.
nominal on track; new natural white, 56f
Sc. and old whito clipped. 81 GGic on track
HYL-Qu!et. so Western. &C.. { BIf-
faF A y q ~ Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

Albert T. Turner. now with Edward r.
Smith s. Co. Of Now York, has purchased
tho Philadelphia Stock Exchange seat OF
Alexander II. Do Haven and purposes TO
engage in business FOR himself Oh Decem-
Der next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

engage in business FOR himself on Deem
Der next.
Tho following equipment orders arc re
ported 10 have been placed: The Boston
Coal Company, Tor ~ all-steel hopper
ears with tho Cambria steel Company,
the Pittsburgh 4 Lake Erie. through tho
New York Central. has purchased 200
gondoIa types from the Pressed Steel Car
Company. the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
COMPANY. 10 steel underframes FOR cars.
from the J. G.. Brill Company
Tho directors were all reelected e. the
annual meeting OF the Delaware & North
ern yesterday.
o. s Goan has been declared Z f'rec-
tor, vice-prcsident and general manager
OF the Loose- Wlles Biscuit Company. Mr..
Goan was manager Il the New York fac
tory " the National Biscuit Company Tor
fourteen years.
The monthly earnings statements * the
Union and Southern Pacific are delayed,
as they arc usually heard from on the
18th OF each month Because OF the tar
dincss, Wall Street is working Itself up
t. Q state OF high nervousness. and al
kinds Of rumors are being being circu-
lated.
The announcement on the New York
Cotton Exchange yesterday morning %
the death Or Merritt W. Greenshaw AZ
Richmond. Va, caused considerable emo
ton among tho brokers. Mr.. Greensnaw
had been d member u tho exchaus, since
100
For the week ende July y f5i00'o gold
left Australia for India and $4,000 vas
shipped from Egypt 70 the same destiua-
ton, according 10 advices from London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere IN the United
States for 81 so q year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
Advances Price 81 Tor.

Tho Carnegie steel Company hsA ad-
,auced the warehouse price on bars and
-,ructurel material 81 ton. It IL said
mat the demand for merchant bars has
exceeded all former records, and new bust
ness IS go mucn larger In volume that
mills are not only booked TO capacity for
The present but arc months behind on
Hcffve~{ng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

The company operates in Southern eau
fornia. serving Los Angeles, Pasadena
pivnr.ide Redlands and other cities. Gov
erina a large territory with ii total popu.
lafion now conservatiyely. estimateo 10
excead $4,000 and rapidly increasing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

The earnings Of the Pennsylvania Power
Company are included In both years. from
May / only. the date in 1872 in which the
securities OF this company were obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
CURB ECHOES.

The total output OF the Greene-Cauauea
company in July was 10000 pounds of
copper. 1865 ounces Of silver and US
ounces OF sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

portly woman is reported 10 have
held back one Of the North German Lloyd
steamships yesterday by standing on the
gangplank Maybe some portly gentle
man is standing on the stock market.
Didn't think Of II before, but maybe he's
holding II back.