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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01

Louisville, Sept S0-sHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. 1870; market quiet best lsmtS
mostly 81 d8c. something fancy a shade bet
Jnr: SECONDS. 4T4i-c; culs. e down; .at
sheep. 3i.c down; medium and common sheep
dull at 1R2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
THE CROP MARKETS
Corn and Oats LoWer---Wheat
and Coffee Steady.

An early break in wheat prices was fol-
lowed by q partial recovery on covering,
the close being at lac net lower for Sep
TENDER, and other months unchanged 70
&c advance. Northwestern cash markets
were firm, with a good milling demand
and weather conditions were considerably
improved member OF q prominent
Chicago house, who was on the Ex-
change predicted a lower level for wheat
prices. based on the impression that the
total yield will go considerably over tho
government estimate, and the fact that
America Is only one Of five large export
Ing countries which viii have 10 compete
for European trade. Corn was slightly
easier under improved weather conditions,
and dnal prices here were ct Bahc
net decline; the September option In Chi
cago showed a net gain Of 2ssc on closing
out deals. Heavy selling Of oats forced
the market down TO a drop OF is4llsc from
Saturdays close.
Buying for foreign account and cover
ing by local shorts about evened up liqui-
dalton by interests that were on the sell
ing side last week, and the coffee market
which opened at to points higher, re-
corded few changes during trading and
closed at even figures with the opening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
THE COTTON MARKET
Easier All Day, Closing Near
the Lowest.

With government reports on the cotton
crop expected on Wednesday, liquidation
OF long contracts was q feature Of trad
ing yesterday, and with some spot houses
reported TO he buyers on the scale down
the market failed TO receive any agrees
sive support, and prices dropped until
near the close. the finish being within a
point or two OF the lowest at a net de-
cline OF II 10 2 points. The absence OF
frost In the belt over Sunday was given
as the cause for much OF the liquidation.
but the weakness was ADDED 10 by the re-
port OF a private house here that the
condition of the crop was 6s.7, against 7i.6
last month. rejecting no more than tho
average September deterioration. Exports
were much heavier than OF late, and o
rush OF cotton bills was reported In the
local exchange market. Southern spot
markets were l-lGc higher TO &c lower
an tho local market was quiet Mt %
points decline to li.i5c for middling up
land. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01

Csc. LARD---Mddle West, Iis5d1I l5c; city
inn, 1lLalil.c; refined steady; South Amer
lea, l240c; Continent, 11.I5c; Brazil kegs,
1850; compound quiet. sGSisc. sTEARlNE
Steady; oleo, l3tc; city lard i2hc.
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS-steady, Offer
ings lignt and demand fair
NAVAL STOREs-Spirits turpentlue held
steady 10 firm, with some gain IN quoted
prices Rosin firm and unchanged. Tar steady.
OlLS-Llnseed oil unchanged. Refined
petroleum steady, az s35c for standard white
In barrels at New York
XII E-steady 90 firm. demand liberal 10
the Inc or 1obbtug orders offerings light
ana nr'ces full but unchanged.
SCGAR-Refned moderate, prices I'M
changed. Granuiated. 6.O5G5 I0c FOR fne. IN
Lonfcn beet sugar was weak and inactive.
WITH prices lower September was quoted los
f'2d, decline Of 7s 81; October, o. 5ad a
loss OF lad. while May was unchanged al es
std. Raw here steady. Centrifugal. So test.
SIC; nuscoyado, 80 test 3.61c rnolasses
sugar, 90 test, 342c. There was a sale OF
2oVoO bags Cuba centrifugal first half Sep
TENDER shlpment. AZ i8-lGc basis 90 test
cost and treight. equal 70 417c. duty paid
COTfONsEED OII-FGirly steady early
IN the race Of selling Of Octobe! credited
10 Tchners. Late I'm the day prices developed
an easier tone, ana closed 2a6 points below
the tnai OF Saturday. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The volume OF business on the ConsoH-
dated Stock Exchange established new
high record since May y last. Saies
&C tailed 1860 shares, which were as
tributed over a list comprising seventy
five different stocks. This represented
the broadest market witnessed on the ek-
change in more than two years. IN the
earlier dealings the advance IN Cnltcd
SIatcs steel above so served TO stimulate
bulishly the entire market, an additon'l
helpful influence being eXerted by further
annOun cments of enPagemcnts or goIu
Gor import when the call money rate
advanced in the afternoon above per
cent prices, however, reacted SHARPLY.
There was some nervousness aroused ps
the European reIOrts OF danger OF war
between turkey ana the Balkan powers
il Deing feared that the. money mdrhet
abroad might tighten In consequence
Prices on the $3.50 o'clock opening can
reflected I'm most instances fractional
losses compared with Saturdays CLOSING
quotations. Chesapeake x Ohio was down
9, OF n point steel, Union Pacific, MIS-
souri, Pacific ana Amalgamated COP el
each down 4. and Reading, American Cah
and American Beet Sugar each down =.
In the subsequent dealings, OF account
Of the failure OF a house holding mem
bership On the exchange, line OF stocks
was bought ard sold under the rule. de-
tailed operations follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
MINING.
NEW YORK CURE.

The speculation IN tho Curo market y"5-
terday was comparatively quiet, Wn.le az
the outset considerable weakness deFci-
oped on renewed pressure In some OF tn
leading hiEh-DrlCed issues. Before mld-
dav sharp rally set In. which IN some
Instances forced prices atovo SATURDAY
closing. AnglO-Amerlcan OF Nas again
under pressure at the start, declining over
q point, but subsequently rally uE on me
report that the directors would meet inns
week fOr action on tho dividend. United
cigar stores OF America common, aft'.
declining nearly a point, recovered an"
advanced fracuoually further. British
American Tobacco Nps CompaIatlN'F
oulet and about steady. Manhattan Tran
sit was easier The copper stocks Her"
dull but generally steady. tn" sllF,F
qhares were almost entirely Heg!ccl'G,
with several quoted cS-diyla.nd. BouGa
were dun and unchanged. Nevada M ~
ing stocks were fairly active, with JIM
Butlor lending IN vOlum, OF sales from nc
VI 10 Sic. closing al the ton. Ipn". iH
North Star afforded some excited trading
at prices ranging from zoe 10 o5"gr. M's.
End was I'm good demand from the " 81
and easily advanced from 81 . 20 81 ~
Nizpah Extension sold az &c and Pits
burg silver Peak at 81. Manhattan BS
-Four declined 10 &C on limited transac-
tons and Goldnel1 Atlanta a &c; FLOR
cucr was under pressure, selling down tC
nc n loss OF POINTS for the day. The
balance OF tho Nevada shares were quic'
ard closed with slight chsngeg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Sept 30 --WHEAT-Spot s;esdyj
No 3 Manitoba, Sc 3i4d. FUTURES easier Oeto~
Der, Is 81: December. u. $40; March, 7s $40.
CORN-Spot firm. new American, kiln dried,
Ia 4hd. Futures steady; December. ts II NC.
FIOUR-winteT patents. 2os 30 HOPS In
London (Paclhc Cpasu. IS 5sdf5 i5s new CROP
PORK-Primc mess, WesJern. 1868 HAMS
Short cut. 62- Cd. BACON-Cumberland cut
EOS 90: clear bellies, 65s; long clear m!ddles,
light Tls: heavy tos 81, short clear backs.
fgs SHOULDERS go SQUARE, Cos. LARD -
Prime Western. tierces, be; American refined.
pals, 57s gd CHEESE-Canadlan nnes; white,
new, 85s I'd: colored. new, 66s 3d. TALLOW-
city 32s Cd. Australian IN London, 35s lOHa.
TURPENTINE-splrl, BIS 81. LINSEED or.
PES ad PETROLEC N-Retned. esd. ROs ~
Common, lss ID. CoTTONsEED oII~-Hal
refined, spot, rs Cd.
London, Sept 80 RAW SuG AR-Cen'r.e---
gal lie: rluscOyado. 9s BEET SUGAR,
Jos 4isd LI'NsEED-Calcutta september and
october Oh. LlNsEED OIL-S4s. sPERS
OiI,-f30 PETRoLEUM-Americ refined. s.
spirits 90. TURPENTTNE--S SIS g.
ROSIN-American strained, les 4i9d 1ne. 1879.
Antwerp, Sept. S0.-PDTRoLEUM, y franc.
so confines,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
The METALS MARKET.

CoPPER-The local street market vas Tn,
with lake and electrolytic quoted al l7.62hIi
Ts7t4c and casting at i72SGiT.S7i1c. stand
ard copper on the Meta Exchange was quiet,
with spot quoted at IL DC; Oc,ooer' lIifrsp
cember II 4odlTTOc. No arrivals OF coppert
exports Tor TIRE month. 2t.pS3 tons Londo1
ures az $50 9s Cd TIN-Steady or the Local
exchange, and sale. we're reported Of 100 tons;
fpot closed az 80 a5651 Zoe; October. s0.TO1
70 316SO soc: January. EOdl50 SOC. IN London
Tin was steady Of t23i FOR spot and f22s los FOR
futures IEAD--Easier; New York, spot 6.loc'
East ST Louis. 4a5aJc. tondoa lead, ~ IS
sPEITER Steady: New YORK SPOT, INOg
Z T5c: East ST Louis. 1921. zoe. London
spetor, III los. IRON--Cieveland warrants
SIS 81 IN London. Locally iron was hrn, and
unchanged: No I foundry Northern Quoted a.
siTdsl7 30: No 2. SD 50Gsl7 No Southern
ard soft. 81 75ds1s, ANTIMoNT - Firm
e7Ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01

PROyIsIONS-Steady early IN ViLpatny
with hogs, but the market as whole vas IN.
settled packers are said 10 be rying 10 hold
tho prices OF cash product as hlgh as pos
sIb,e, while at the same time DESTROYS OF see
,wffh tbta in view keep the market nervous.
poRK"Barely steady: mess, $40 J04s2O; fam
lis. s22as23: short clear. s2i 25gsS %, BEEF
|FIrm. mess Si7dSls: family s2lnsg:
..i1.t stSdslo: extra india mess, S23US2b.
nTsisr uANS-Quiet; s2sgS3l 50. DRESSED
Enthusiastically; bacons. i2isIl2hc: pigs'
iaT" err MEATS--Pickled bellies dun,
iSSt.o. nickl.d hams, i3isRi4c. TALLoW--
steady; special, 7,:c; city, $40; country oae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
LONDON WOOL AUCTIONS.

London, Sept. S0--A good selection OF ii,ss
bales caused spirited competition 81 the wcoa
auction sales to-day. South Australian was "
aagey reoues, FOR the home trade, ard scouret
merinos we're wanted by the Continent. AFne,i-
cans took a good assortment 81 crossorsat.
Prices we're the Hrmest ~ the series ms
secured. lldGls ehd: greasy. Idels -.
Queensland. 1900: secured Is lca2s l5o;
gressy. shdaIs ID Victoria. tsooi secured.
west Australia. s01: secured. Is ,dGis 50:
greasy, 7l.ddls nd West Australia, i.o9:
greasy, 6.dais I'd. New Zealand, tpy;
Cane q; Good Hope and Natal 200; secured,
Is IDOLS I0lSd; greasy, 6adlod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Sept. 5o--Bskan war signs failed
today TO stimulate buying enthusiesm here ~
wheat The closrs tone was unsettled. Win
prices varying from Lc net decline 20 hc 40
vance. Corn finished k2pc on % gise %
4q2a,c, oats Spike down and Groyisons
s,raggling from 2i1c loss 20 q gain Of i2Hc
DESPITE a sharp upturn az Liverpool on account
OF military preparations IN southeastern
Europe wheat traders here focket 10 the se'.-
irg side as soo1 as prices showed a tendency
20 follow the British lead. support was poo
until the last hour, when there was some sho.,
covering IN addition 20 comm' ssion house buy.
Ing on the dip Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01

Zach OF the following companies has de-
elared a quarterly dividend Of ~ per cent
on tie preferred stock, payable October
l.: Ottumwa Railway and Light Company.
Northern States Power Company, Fort
Smith Light and Traction Company and
Western States Gas and Electric Com
pany Tho West Penn Traction Company
has declared the regular quarterly III per
E1t on the preferred stock, payable octo-
"a IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01

white. 75cgs1; TOMATOES. nearby. boz,
.5caSl: WATERcREsS, 100 punches. ef1
81 80
York State are Arm, with fair business:
dealers picking up the best lots at 81 4 csc.
This makes Arm feeling here or the state
hope, but inactivity on the Pacific Coast
tends to soften values here little on tho
Coast goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
chioaae Great Western.

President FELTON, OF the Chicago Great
Western Railway Company In comment
Ing on the earnings of the company said:
THE present Chicago Great Western
Railroad Company commenced operations
on September l, 1909.
FOR the first ten months. ended Juno 80
1910, surplus OF s455,775 40 was earned
over and above all fixed charges.
For the second years operations, ended
June 20, 1911, there was a surplus OF S76''-
9HS2
For the year just closed the surplus
= Ss3.e 500. making the total surplus since
the organization OF the company $780,
2g207.
Tho reason FOR tho email surplus over
and above fixed charges, for tho last
fiscal year IS accounted for by the very
severe winter and the threatened coal
strike last spring
"July and August thls year show an In
crease In gross Of 49,, 365 and in surplus OF
S7,4Cl, being s927,6Si above al charges.
The prospects for this fall are IN
usually bright, owing 20 the cropg on the
line OF the Great Western and IN the
states tributary thereto. The gross earn
.ags In the last three years have IN
creased over 100000"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York September 80. 1912.
GRAIN -WHEAT-R"pgrts of some uneas-
mess abroad regarding int political situation
ind slightly higher cables rcruited In
moderate advance NJ tho opening. but the
domestic situation was DeHrlsh, ana the
market declined quito sharply under re-
U.w.d selling Late iu the dag there was
% partial recovery. and a. the cIoso the
ptcmber position was &c net lower while
other months were unchanged to &c higher
The Increase of lS2J.OOO bushels IN the Nlsl-
HIr supply was not SO large 05 expected
aud this w.s a factor In the late rally.
worlds exports FOR the week were l39dS.oO0
bushels against l.5J1hOO last week and
iuf.G. 600 lac, year. ~ red winter wheat
81 OGfs elevator and 81 %, Z o b, ahoat; No
Northern pGc. o o afost CORN
cons .dcrable interest was manifested In tho
closing ont o. ,he September position IN
chicago which showed net gain OF 21.c :
Inter months were slightly easier. and anal
prices were y u &c net decline. The visible
Increased T32 900 bushels, compared With
decrease last year OF 48s 600. Cash export
corn SOC nominal aroat December
20 March shipment. OATS--SelliHg by COM
mission houses and nnal liquidation n sep
rsnber depressed the oats market which
closed It@ItSc net lower The visible In
creased 48i 900 bushels. compared with n
decreasa last year ~ /. l02 900 bushels Cash
market weak: standard white. No 2 and No
white CSC. No l. 3Gc natural white 35W
use ana white cllppod. 3sis a acc, all track
RYE-Quiet. 40 . Western, 89c asked, Z
nuNalo Il 'RLEI-Steady; mating, 900
T5r / T BuTalO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
CURB ECHOES.

The Buffalo Mines, Limited. mill report
for August shows that the mill ran 59l
hours and milled s455 tons Of ore. The
average assay ton before milling was
G5.2G ounces and the silver recovered
amounted 10 259,2S3 ounces, the largest IN
the history Of the company. Silver paid
for during the month Shipped previously
aggregated 1855 ounces.
4 report from Cobalt says that the
Cochranc property has been taken over
by tho Temiskamng Coal Mining Com
pany. Some work was done on the Coch-
rane two years ago, but nothing Of i'm
portance was developed.
A report from the Miami property states
that during the second ten days Of Sep
TENDER 81 100 tons Of ore were treated,
averaging 2.43 per cent. The extraction
was 705 per cent, resulting in net pro-
duction of 1,ol3sSS pounds OF copper.
The richest strike made this year In
the Cripple Creek district has Just been
reported BY Superintendent Nichols OF
the III Paso Consolidated Company. The
new chute is I'VE feet wide and UP 10 date
has been opened up for a distance OF s.
feet. The ore averages about S5 ton.
The vein is on the seventh level and Is
entirely new not having been opened in
the upper levels. Mr.. Nichols says that
they expect to encounter +, again at any
moment on the eighth level
About 900 pounds Of high grade ore,
valued at about so pound, which was
recently taken from the Fl Paso and
stored in the vault Of the State Bank of
Cripple Creek viii be shipped TO the
smclter this week,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

transactions for foreign account in this
market yesterday were the heaviest Tor
many weeks aggrsgating about 5000
shares. The sales exceeded the purchases
~ 5000 shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
SEED PRICES.

-ro,.so SAINT. so.-cIOvERsEiID. b-:,h.
cash SO; october. si2; December. Sii. MARCH,
sii ALsIKE-cssh. prime. 81? IS; Septen,-
Der. si2 as; March sl2 90 T.M9FbT 49,,
3 ZOE o.; pscembss, S2isis: March, 81 22h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01

The Pennsylvania Railroad management
has decided 10 make no change In the
specifications for steel rails for 1913. The
company has placed an order for 5000
tons Of rails with the Carnegie Steel Com
pany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
Baltimore & ohio's Holdings.

should Reading cut melon, as is talked
9, IN Wall Street ever so often. Baltimore
z Ohio would be materially benefited as
that company owns slo,0o2,5 800 common and
go $4,000 OF the first and second preferred
issues, or a combined S3nS32,5oo In stock
out OF r total authorized and issued capt.
tsl,zation Of $40 00O,Oo-more than one
attn OF the whole. An increase Of per
cent OF the sT0,0oo.0OO common stock would
mean over 100000 additional receipts for
The Baltimore & Ohio. Should the divi-
dend on the first and second preferred
have an equal increase In proportion TO
ate. IN. total would be over 10000. II
there is anything behind the Reading
runor Baltimore & Ohio should DO
fsvorlte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01

Flgln, Sept 3J.-1he quotation board OF 'he
Egin Butter Board 70 day declared butter fFln
az 5oc q pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01

Liverpool cab'cs-Spot quiet sale 5000
bales; speculation and export 800; American,
upland $500. Futures opened steady ~ 5pI
FONTS ady1ace; closed ser. steady ~ net ad-
vance % 0isH7 points. October G.32 I'D; p'-
and pcccm5or-January, 6. I'D. Jgnuary-FebrG-
ary, o I'D. February March. I'D March
April. 62Gl; April-May, G.27 isd; May-Ju7e
ana Junc-Iuly. 6.2si.G July-August, 6.21 ed.
Msncrester>-Yarns steady; cloths quie, and
Arm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
MINING.
NEVADA QUOTATIONS..
IDNUTNTIE,
q .tH.,.Ng.HF

usry-ished by Weir Brothers Co, 30 y
Broad street. New York;
September ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01

New Orleans. Sept 60 disposition 20
await tho forthcoming bureau reports. heavy
receipts ~ TeNas points sni large ginning es'l-
mates wore chief features in he cotton futures
market TODAY. Aft,. opening steady az a de-
cline OF las points the market closed arm AZ
a net drop q lJGi Y)iutf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01

RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONUS
AND CAR TRUSTS.
CIa,uring lel3-'27)
FURNISHED py svarwout AppenEellar, no

4. Pine street,
name. hatuIiy, "a"
Atlantic coast Line 4 2 c, i9l3-,lI' -
Buff, Roch & Y 4-4s . g, wv ~ - ~
Central OF Ga 4is-b . c, lJl 4 go -
cent r Il Of N 4 c, lg.o-l H.
Ches a OHIO 4 p c. ielS-lI 49, 3. ~
chic & Alton 441-5 y c. 1915 ~
chic q East III al q p G, lslS-i: -
chic. n g Pac 4ts-G c, lel5-.is u
Gin Ham 4 ID ih-5 c. lVl5- ~ ~
Del a Hudson "a p {, lu22..''''' 80 ~
Frie 4-4il-5 c, 1oi3-lI...;; % 20
UockibE VALLEY an p G. 1910. Is'' D, ~
HUDSON & Mnnh . p c. 1913. ~. ''' % ~
K g, 1T & NJ AZ p lel3- lo''' % ~
Kan Cify 80 ~ c, itl5-' H. % 80
Len Valley 4-4i1 y c. l9l8- !o..''' 80 80
Missouri Pacific y c. 1871 80" pa -
Mobile q Ohio IS p c. lgl3-l6....
\ cent Lines y c, lSl3-.s2 ''''' - a.
Norfolk & West y c, 1918 10: 80. 80 -
penn .ylvanla az p c. lpl3.H ., ~
So /, 4 san FIR 4ie-5 . C, l1l3-,lI. pa ga
DO GUAR 4 G & I - c, 1913 Il.
seaboard Air l. 4is-5 p c. lbl3-l! o, ",
South Rwy 3is443 y c. lpl3-2l'' as fl
Wabash II a. 3 p c. 1881 s,s 80
Wheel 4 I L fh-5 c, lels-22'' % 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
BRIEF NOTES Of FINANCE
Paragraphs Of Current interest
for the investor.

London advices say the independent
rb,nese loan has not been popular with
.ba public. That IS not surprising. The
chinese game Of fan-tan has been popu-
lar In London, and tho public IS afraid
some OF tho Celestials hold all the small
cards in this loan game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
LARGE State Deposits Held.

4 special to The F1nancier" says that
q large addition has been made to the
state OF Pennsylvania deposits with Phil
adelphia institutions during the last
month, the total reaching over E.5N0O,
including Sl41,Ssa in sinking fund account.
This is equal 10 over o per cent OF the
deposits and is the larE-
,st sum held in Philadelphia during the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01

The Corn Exchange Bank Is about 10
open q branch at fremont and Arthur
avenues. The Bronx This branch, which
will be known as the Corn Exchange
Bank, fremont Branch, win bring the
total number OF the branches up 10 TWEEN
ty.nine.
william Z. Philips. formerly a member
of the law firm OF Bryne g. Cutcheon, has
become q partner in the banking firm OF
g. &. w. sellgman a co.
The stockholders Of the Guaranty and
standard Trust companies will hold spe-
clsl meetings on October 10 10 act upon
tne agreement OF merger which hos been
entered into by the boards Of directors OF
'nc'two institutions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
R.inoorpOrsted Rubber Company.

The Walpole Rubber Company. recently
rcincorporatcd under the laws Of Massa-
,.,usstts under the name OF the Walpole
Tire and Rubber Company. has increased
its Capitalization $4,000 and has issued
preferred stock rights to preferred share.
holders for subscription in the preferred
shares Of the stock of the new company
~ sos a share. Subscribers for new stock
will receive the dividend payable Octo-
Der Is upon their subscription for new
stock. The Increase in the preferred share
issue is due to plant endorsements and OK
tensions necessary 70 care for the enor-
rously increased business Of the company
The common stock pays per cent regu-
lar annual dividends, and II is reported
that the earnings Of the company have
largely increased during the last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The August earnings OF the Northern
aliforuia Power Company Consolidated
show a good return for the month. The
following gives the figures:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
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