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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-23
gsieIe berlaiien ihr Seint.

SSeoes Sabr iperoen Sauienoe in
pielen Eeilen bes 2onoes burh SUI
item uno 2ungenleioen ge5uungen,
ibr Seim 5u perlalien. Sic perlaiien
ibre 5reunoe uno ibr @eidaft, Inn
elm onoeres &lima 81 iinoen. 9ies
lit foitlpielig utlo ungeipiB. glber
auh 8iele benuben Ben beileren
Iusipeg nGmli6 Or. Sings 9fero
DISCOVERY ino furieren iif 5u
Sallie. 9leibt inmitten gurer
Sreunoe nno nebmt bieie iihere
Mebi5in, sic Sails uno 2ungenIei-
oen idnea pertreibt. Sic lit iidere
Siiife BEL Suiten, Grf6ltung, aeilh-
buiten uno eunaenent8iinbung. SOC
-um0 81 Yrobeflai6e frei. @aran-
tiert in alien glpotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-23

ln5SN .9tAttliSL Ue9 AuSfDulIlyell SC=
ianom ltno ben eneliiden 5toots-
mannern babe man li6 ollf eilte
Seiluna geriiens geeiniet.
3tpii6en Sen Hegierungen
Spanie1ts u1o sFortugols mnroe in
Hiifiiht auf Die monar6iitiiden llno
repolltioniitiiden 8eipegungen eir
4bfommen getroffe1 morah aIle
5iibrer nnb Conner Der letten mn
nardiitiihen @eri9porung in 9or-
tnsal, Die iiber Die grenset gefladtet
linb, bon ipaniidem goben ausge.
tpieien iperoen. 9ie Bro5eiie gegen
Die ipanil6etl @erihten unteritebell=
oen 8eri6morer iolen u1ter benz
ipanii6en &riminalgeies 5llr Plus
fiibrung fommen. 9enen, oie bas
slngebot 8raltliens 5ur Mniieoelung
angenomnen baben lit Die Miidfebr
nah Spanien niht Dor 8erlauf bon
bret Sabren geftattet. Daiielbe gilt
fir ale Die, Die bereits nod onoeren
2anoern alisgepanoert iino. gs
miro cine oefinitipe @bma1u1g un-
ter5eihnet peroen Inn 8eri6D0rnn=
gen gegen oie Heeierung in beioen
Staaten 5u uilterbin6en.
4m Sonntag lit BEL Der iriihen.
Stoot gelfait Der 2uftiaiffer 9. $.
s. 9l1tleD perunqliidt. gr par Der
5iuan5igfte engIii1e 2nfti9iffer, Der
um's 2e6en gefomlnen lit. Mitlep mar
ein lebr retber Wann u11o Elm Wah=
fonmer Sliper GrontpeIl's.
Ger 8etrugspro5eB segen ben
friiberen 2anosgeri1tsrot Or.
Snea III Dresden, ebelnaligen oeut=
ihen @ieefoniul in Chicago, bat nod
fiinftagiger @erbanolltng nit Der
Serurteilllng oes Mngeflagten geerl-
bet. Snea vlpliroe 5u ~ sSn6rell
@efangltis oerltrteilt uno anf Die
Dauer bon brei Sabren fit unfabig
erflart, ein offentlihes Mmt gu be-
fleioen. Ser slneeflagte 6atte gel
tend gu MAIDEN periud)t, er babe oie
@biidt eebabt, iih ourd cine Seirat
nit elmer reihen sln1erifanerin gu
urangieren" uno Die mioerrehtlid).
nerbrauhten @eloer gu eriesen. Ser
@oriisenoe bob ieoob Bel Ser ge-
griinoung BEG urteils 1erpor, oab
Snea nienlals ernitbaft Die Iilenns
ieiner S6ul0en geplant babe, itno
ben ansebli6en 9eiratsabii9ten me-
mig @lauben bei5umeiien lei.
Sm Deutid Si6tpeltafrifa
bat Der berii9tigte S1nptling ei.
mon aopper, Der oen oeutiden
sruppen felt ben eriten @erero-aan-
pfen piel 81 ihaffen senlaht boi,
nieber ein 2ebens5eiden unongeneb,
ruer glrt segeben. Cine gonoe Sop
pers 1T in Deltihiiiotpeit eingeFal-
len, I'M einen 9lunoernngs5ug aus
alifiibren. gs murben atpei aon,-
pagnien Der Sbustruppe mobil ge.
madt, oenen es gelang, Die ganne
aufaubeben. 9en eagIii9en geboroen
tit offi6ieae Witteiluns senudt NOR
Cen.
9lus StaBfurt miro elm CRU
6enungliid serneIoet, Dem mebrere
Menidenleben gum Opfer gefaaeis
fino Sn einem Sdadt Der borti-
Sal5bergtperfe bat iib cine Yuloer-
erplofion ereignet, ourb oie bier 9er-
ionen auf Der SteIIe getotet tpur-
Den. Cine Interiu6ung 5ur Scit.
itellung Der Ghulo on Dem l1ngliid
lit eineeleitet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-23

foroern miro" Die 3uborer lod=
ten BEL oieier sfnipieIung auf 9oft' 3
beporitebenoen 9urhfna. gSilep grifi
cen 4ongreB ON, Oer in einem SSo1-
re gun5e 500 fir patbologiibe ltn-
teriu6ungen ausgelporfen uno TN
nabiten Sabre ieinem Ser5en einen
StoB perieste ltltb $175 beipilligt ba-
be. @erln crit Die slngeborigen oe..
,@eieegeber tppbusfranf piiroen, fd-
me Der &onsreB pieIleibt gum @e-
puBtiein ieiner gflidten llno Ser
authorizing.
slus 9oloefpiIle in Sfiabonta
miro geneloet, Der 5piritiit gerrp
Shriinider, Ser BEL elmer Dispute
tion stpiiden gfepubIifanern uno 60
5ialiiten einen getpiiien Dape 9lpi=
bart eritoden batte, babe iid I'M 8e-
fdngnis erbanet. na1beln er eillen
9rief geidrieben, in Dem er lagt, er
Jet frob, oaB er ieinen @egner ee-
totet babe. Ser @orfoa bat unga.
belires 9lufieben erregt uno in Der
Staot groBe grbitterung gegen Die
So5iolfiten 6erporgerufen.
@seil er i'm porgeldrittene,1 4-
fer bon SO Sabren 1tebt, lit Gbriltial,
@reier, Der fiir5li6 auf oem Dam-
pier uYreiioei1t @rant" in SEEM gorf
eintraf, nm iid) gu ieirler berbeirote-
ten So6ter, 5rau &einrib 6uIlinger.
go. AZ Clinton Strabe, gfeiDorf,
pobnbaft, 5u begeben, ausgei6loifell
lporoen W3an bot in bieIem San BE-
rufung eingeleGf. 9as glei1e Sdif-
lal bot ben 51iabrigen Soiepb @in-
bauer betroffer, Der gu einem IN
Weonbattan tpobnbaften 8ruoer mod.
te.
Slus Mlbanp IN Seem Oorf mel
bet mon: Gum eritell Mole in BET
8eihi6te oes Staates beipirbt lib Ell
ne 5ral Inn Die Ste[ung zines Ser
meifungssebiilfen i'm StaotsbienIte.
gies lit 5rau 2ilcretia s. 0onmeup
aus grofport, oie nit 3S1 anoeren
&anoioaten iid Der gibilbie1itprii-
lung fir oieie Stellllng lntter5ogen
bot iino iih unter ben 179 befi.l
bet, lpelde Die Yriifung beitanoe1
baben. Sic lit pie @attin zines Gi-
pilingeiliellrs uho bat iib feit nlehr
als 5ipei Sabren nit oen einibldsi-
gen slrbeiten 6eidaftist. Mud 1T iie
Der oeltiden, fran5oiiihen uno ipani-
iden Sprdhe ma6tig. Die Menut1e-
ration fir ben Boiter 6etr1gt $3.50
bis $500 per gag.
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q. 6. & =. 8. q. G 9. n. gabnbDi)
Der sdat.

.9tnn iast mir, eble Sunsfran tuert,
gSer bat Gud) bieien Sdjak beidbert
an Snsenb, Graft nnb S5etterfeit?
Stets ieib Sbr fr5blidb alleseit,
@eiunb mnb friidJ unb frubselannt.
Nus Gnren ginsen itrablt elm Olans,
als FAINT Sbr tets nun Spiet nnb Sans,
ttn6 jebermann OF Gnrer Sd5n9eit
ifnnnt."
9aranf nit lafJen6em Wsnnb
Die Snngfrau lieblidj nnb terngel,tnb;
p@enn SIR bas sit tutifen begebrt =
yeune 9 tar" bat mir ben Gd)at be-.
idjert.
Den SdJat bun emit unb 2ebensfraft
Sat nttr bas ,2pne star" 8ter nera
id1afft.
s5Grt SIR in allem @eiien
Sas Sane Star" @ier nidJt rii6-
men unb preiien?"
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sm 0uufeln.

Sic fubren ourd einen Ianeen
Gunnel, Die iunge Srou, ibr @atte
uno Der 5remoe. 2ebbaft floB Die
llnterboltuns. 9lls Der Sunnel 5u
enoe ging, trat Die jllnge Srou birt,
aus nuf Den @ong. osSinoen Sic
nidt" idgte Der @atte, ofinben Sic
niht, bab meine 5rau eireu etpas
i6arfen Ytiino bat?" Ger Sremss
fuBte on Die 2ippen. .Gs lit mohr.
eriuioerte er, viie founte iid NAL rn-
iieren laiIenl"
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Bins TX.

mar nidt obne einen selpiiien Sinn
fir Sumor. gines Cages, udbreno
er oem Waler Sealp gu ieinem Bill
be Job, fam Die Hebe auf einen
Wfonh, Der aus Der Stride nusgetre-
ten NOR uno gebeiratet bate, uno
Der 9apit benterfte ni6t obne gos-
belt; ogr bat feline 8eitrafltng ielbit
IN 6ie Sano genotnnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-23

9fls id) elm iunger Mann mar,
arbeitete if taglid) 5nolf stunoen, i"
iproh Der @ater.
sd betpunbere beine iugenolide
gnersie," perieste Der Sobn, nober
nod mebr betultrtoere i'd bic reiie
@eisbeit, Die bid peranIoBte, oamit
auf5uboren."
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Elm starker Sebutz.

Sdhben Sic ben 2orper gegen 2ran,.
6eit burd 9utt's- -VilIen, Elm abiolutes
eeilmitiel fir Qopfidmsrsen, 9pspep.
lia. Walaria, 9artleibisteit anb dbnli.
DE leiben
s0as 9riebrno ces 3ebens."
Or. Sutt: Sbre 2eber gi0en fiub bas
ariebrao bes 2e6ens. SD weroe ifets
oem 3ufall banfbur Iein, fpeIhfr mil
bieielben al meiner GenntnlB bradte.
). Bairleigb, platte Cannon, Col.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-23

Charles 6. Saner, 8ud6aIter uni
Ge6nrinesfiibrer 9ii6er linb 9ie6nin.
gen unteriudt uno beri9tist gilarls-
fonto fir @ei1dftsleute beiorst. Die fei'
nen 8n9balter balten f0tlnen. Ser
fbtpiegenbeit in alien @eIhdfteu. @es
redrutllg mdBie.
3in,mer 712 Gibbs 8eb1mbe.
altes Selepbun 1880.
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GllenbaDn TabrpIan.
5. & g. q, ga9n.

anfanii
Wo. S-gom Noroen. $50 obenos
Ao 5-@om 0oroen $40 mora
No. 7-9ailb @gpreB Spesial, @iioen. :.
m 9.55 morg
Mo. S-2oeaI bon gaIeftine. -. :
-. ..10.45 abettos
gso. 4-8on @egifp ..1.5O nad1m
No. l2-Socal bon 2oreoo (gemildt) !.
). 800 uorg.
Wfnhrt =
Ma- f. Nad benz saaroen. Ii So nothm.
Mo. g. ssad bern Norben. 800 aben6s
20. s-9oeal mad gaIeitine u. 80 mora
Mo. 1o-Dailge @gpreB Gpe5ial, Noroen
...:...............S.20 mora
Mo. S -Nah Megito ZOO NOR
Mo. 11-2ocal nad 9arebo (eeniidtj
So. :. -. 900 abello5.
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- @ir t5nnen Sbnen elm Seim bauen
81 oenielben 8ebingiineen. tpie Gle ieti
5aliSrente 5ahlen; feine Nn5ablung bers
langt Sur orei glppIitanten tontien oies
ie Gele9enbeit berueen. spredjt ppr 535
Yeppre @lba.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-23
sanfdbambel fir einaeridtetes Sorm

Sanfd1ban0el fur etrgeridltefes Jarttt=
Lamb. = 3zltodises @el66ftsballs nit
gafeinent. = 96 glder na6e Ser Strns
Benbabn. = 8 fb0ne Cots in geacon
3iG. = 2ot nit 9aus in 6ieblano
&arf. = Shreibt mir, mas SIR babt oils
Saui6 fir einen ober alle obi9en Soften
@of %. Sapis.
404 Roore 8log.. San glntoi,io, Ser.
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einasridtet far o,ei6aftstatiatei..

lot Gbe. G-SiGs gebd1ioe. gadpers
ftdnoiee 1brtnaderarbeit lnfere Gpesias
Iitdt. @Ile Irbeit garantiert. 8. Sef.
ferbed, 1lbrn1ader ilnb Sutpelier.
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g., S. & g. u. (Saupt-ainie.)

g., $. & g. u. (Saupt-2inie.)
Anf1tlft
Mo. 9LWom Often ....7.3O bornr
9o. 7-Wom Often. -. $3.50 nadm
go 1O-gl Relo II. @eiten. 9. 80 nad5n
Ao. 8-8on 81 gafp.. .10.15 born,
abfnDrr-
Ro. s-ssa6 eI gaio unb wefteu.
$50 BORN
gio. 1QE9a9 3. Often. 1890 aben6s
yso. 8-glaf oem Often. 1870 BORN
No. 7-Nab @I Raio nr6 8eiten. :.
..................8:S0 nbenbs
gieturta 9tDtfion, g. $. & g. u.
anfnnf.
90; so1-guero, gietoria. .s.15 abenos
Abfahrf-
ao. 3o2-guero. @ietOria. 7:3o BORN
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30. s.. & s. gafu.

W. N. C =. SaDn.
go 241-gon SouIton. 1855 BORN
gso. 7-@on 9aIlas nno Sort @ortb
SO. 2o5-gon aanias eitp nn6 gt.
!, Solils $3.50 BORN
gto. 15-9ofnl bonn Norben. 80 nahn1
No. Boon 8anias gitb. ct. Qouis ui1b
gbicngo 49,. $3.50 aben6s
MbfnDrt
SO: 16-Nab @orben bia slultin ,nb
NO 'ie9'as io~aa st. aouis, aaaies aiSo psi1 Sim
nno gbieago 300 BORN
No s-aa6 Sort @orth unb 0alIas
$50 abeE6s
Ho. 206-@a6 ct 2ouis uno &anias
Gitb 900 abenbs
sto. 242-gad 0oliiton 1920 abenbs
q: 6. & =. 8. 6. G. q. n. gabnbof)
Nnflinft -
SO. 7--gom Moroen. .9.55 born,
No. 9-@om Norben. /. 1045 nbenbS
Gbfahrf
SO. 8-Nab benz g2or6en. .7.80, BORN
Ro. 6-9aG bem 9orbeu. 800 abenhs
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iden Miniiter oes sluspartieen so-
ionom rno ben engliihen Stoafs-
mannern babe man iid ouf eine
Seilune Beriiens geeiniet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
STOCK MARKET REVIEW
Stronger Trading Tone, with In
Creasing Optimism and Activity.

esterday the market followed its ac-
tive, higher closing Of Tuesday Win
strong opening and liberal buying
which absorbed all offerings Proht
taking f,.ilcd TO cause any reactions Oh
importance, and the tone Of trading
displayed much improvement over mat
shown for several days prior TO Tues
days rise Union Pacific Reading ana
Steel were fresh and strong on their
initial performances, and the indica-
lions Of interest I'm these stocks gave
traders hope that prices were In TOT
further advance. Among the specials
Sears-p oebuck continued to rise easii!
and gracefully, adding several points
to the advance of Tuesday. Bethlehem
Steel preferred American Can common,
American Beet Sugar and other spe-
cialties were popular on the bull SIDE
and for q while after trading began
the market was both active ana
strong. Following the energetic buy
ing and selling. when the bears had
apparently retired from the fray, the
market settled into dull period, with
the bulls seemingly In control. the
temperament Of traders had passed
through period OF transformation
compared with the previous few days
as reports from the corn belt. showing
frosts, were ignored. as no signs Of APP
prehenslon were exhibited. The money
situation also gave them little concern;
hope seemed TO come from the fact That
the loss Of cash by the banks 10 the
Sub Treasury was small by compari-
son with previous days and that call
money showed no further hardening
ut present Rumors OF favorable
symptoms In general regarding both
money and the accumulation OF stocks
by important market operators were
IN full circulation, and such realizing
as came along In the light trading OF
the second hour caused no suggestions
of bearish sympathy among the ma
5ority of brokers. One Of the former
big bull operators was reported 70 have
been picking UP stocks and to have
accumulated line for which mar
ket would be made. 1t was a day
when optimism was In the air, and all
the past had been forgotten. The cop
pers were surrounded with cheerful re-
ports o. some preparatory arrange
ments designed to zee them sell at CON
siderably higher figures, and In the
afternoon trading. though price fiuctu-
ations displayed activity, the levels re-
manned about the same. with a ten
deney to betterment Information
from the commercial and Industrial
centres was q repetition Of the story
oft told for weeks past OF continual
business improvement and Of indus
tries In almost every line working to
| keep up with growing orders. The
strength In United States Rubber was
attributed TO Il prospect Of big earn
| ings by that corporation. The closing
! ~ the market witnessed some realizing,
with n sagging of prices in various TO-
sues, but on the average the days rec
( ord was considered satisfactory by
traders favorable TO an advance,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS AND STORAGE OPEN FROM NJ TO MIDNIGHT
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Profit taking was on a large scale on
the Consolidated Stock Exchange. AS
result the market for the leading stocks
ruled much OF the time under the price
levels existing on the New York STOCK
Exchange. Commission house business
was on a large scale with the sales
totalling 1850 shares, distributed over
list which included ffty-three different
stocks. Many traders on the exchange
were disposed to the opinion that the
rise Of the day before had been too rapid
to hold, considering existing money .gs mar mar
call was heavy, the sales in the half
hour prior to the beginning Of dealings
on the New York Stock Exchange total
ling l0,9sO shares Price changes COM
pared with, Tuesday. exhibited ,h irre esI,
iarity. Steel was most active on the car,
with 1880 shares changing hands at 7ias
and M the latter tat being o the pst GAIN sa
on the call OF q Of a point. while Can.
ST. Paul and Leh sa VALLEY WsTo ef Pa
c,eo and Steel were unchanged. Reading
was down II. Detailed operations follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-Money on
call was In good demand and opened at
per cent: highest, 5i4 per cent; closing
per cent Most OF the loans were made
at per cent. Time money was firm
Rates: 5isd5s4 per cent for sixty and
ninety days, s.. per cent for four months.
5IkTl5% per cent for five months, and 5l2
per cent for six months. The demand
for mercantile was very light. Rates:
5laG6 per cent for sixty TO ninety days
Endorsed bills receivable and choice four
to six months single names, and 8 per
cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Fore ex-
change was dull and barely steady. Busi-
ness was on moderate scale. Yester-
days quotations were. Demand sterling,
1850: cables. 1906, sixty-day bills. 4.S230;
short francs, 5.203s; short reichsmarks, IS
less Lei
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Boston. par;
Charleston par selling lilo per cent pre-
MUM. Chicago 3 per cent discount: New
Orleans commercial zoe. discount, bank
81 premium San Francisco. sight SC, tele-
graphic &C.; Savannah, 1915 per cent dis-
count. selling par; 81. Lous. par bid, l0c
premium asked.
SILVER MARKET. Bar silver was
firm at % S-l6d, an advance OF l-lSd.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mex ex-
change OH New York was quoted at
20lia unchanged.
SUB-TREASURY.- The United States
Sub-Treasury was a creditor at the Clear
ing House yesterday TO the extent OF
1858.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York, ex-
changes SILL, 2l2iSS, balances 1884. 800:
Boston. exchanges tN.lS6.075. balances
Se5, 1853, Philadelphia, exchanges s2s,47i .255,
balances s2,575: Pittsburgh, exchanges $40
44T loo; st. Louis. exchanges Sl3, 225. 023. bal
anccs M.270.55s: Chicago. exchanges s53-
~ 500. balances 1868, 949: Baltimore, ex-
changes s6,9l3,3l2, balances $76s7d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
FOREIGN FINANCIAL FIELD
Money in Good Demand in Lon
don-PariS Market Strong.


London, Sept 1S.-Since the last bank
return there has been q net outflow of
gold Of s5,S60,OOO, and while there
were no foreign calls to-day there were
signs of money tightening. Though
call money officially was 2 per cent.
there were several borrowers this after
noon who paid 2k.
Weekly advances were not obtainable
at less than 2A. There was not much
business In discounts, but rates were
firm at 81 for two months and 3M for
three months and 15-16ths for longer
dates
News from New York cheered the
market, and while there was not much
business the tone Of good Americans
opened higher and held the advance to
the close. There is some douot about
the much heralded boom having really
started. and operators are inclined to
expect profit taking and consequent
decline.
London, Sept. 1s.-The general suoject
OF discussion to-day was money. which
was in good demand. 1t is expected that
further gold Withdrawals will be soon
shown by the Bank of England. which is
responsible for dull stock market
Bankers here are not confident that stock
speculation can be provided for in add
ton to other demands for money. The
general market was very quiet, but con-
soils remained steady, closing lis lower
American shares were inactive and price
changes were irregular. There was IL
tie interest shown In trading. but the
closing was favorable to better prices.
There was buying for foreign account, IN
Guiding Canadian Pacific, Steel and Anal
gamated Copper. totallng 5000 shares.
The premium on gold at Madrid Is 5.Io,
compared with 6.65 yesterday, and at Lis
bon remains unchanged at 1000.
Paris, Sept. 1s-The Bourse market was
strong to-day and trading was active
Three per cent rentes. 81 francs 30 CEN
tines for the account
Exchange on London francs y CEN
times for checks.
private rate OF discount Gs per cent.
Berlin, Sept. ia firm tone vas eN-
dent on the Boerse to-day, and a bette
market was indicated, with higher prices;
Exchange on London 20 marks lii2
pfennigs for checks.
Money per cent
Private rate Of discount q. per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
NEW YORK CURB.

In the curb market yesterday. after a
generally strong opening, with activity in
the higher priced industrials. a reaction
ary tendency developed around midday,
which in manyinstances caused declines 70
slightly below Tuesday nights level Small
rallies set in, however. in some Instances
on covering by shorts. United cigar
stores of America sold up 20 a new high
record at 10l7s. but later declined nearly
point. British-American Tobacco was
active. but likewise after a slight gam
receded. United States Motor issues were
stronger but quiet. Standard Oil suosidls-
ries were comparatively quiet and irregu-
lar. The copper stocks were steady but
dull. The silver issues were unchanged.
The Nevada mining stocks were steady
and IN a few cases somewhat higher
Toloplh Merger advanced to $40 ana
North Star TO 24l2c.. Jim Butler changed
hands at 7lQ72c. Montana Tonopah was
in good demand at - . and HallfaX al y.
Nevada Hills was offered freely AT s. So
while Nevada Wonder sold as high as 8.
Trading was on a moderate scale. The
remainder of the list was practically IN
changed.
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MINING.
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the closing quota
tions for stocks In which there were no
transactions yesterday on the New York
Stock Exchange:
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

1STotal sales for the 4on1 e"H" r
with shares for corresponding day 1911
September 3D. salu"Ai e'~
red wths shares n period In 1911
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A.. Louis southvestern Railwa
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ard after the seventh day OF october, 1912
Mr. G. II. Booth whose Office IL al No y
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shall be the registrar OF the bonds issued
under the FIRST consolidated Ave per cent
gold mortgage OF the Troy city Railway
Company 20 the Central Trust Company ~
New York, as Trustee, dated December /,
1892 IN place Of the said Central Trust Com,
pany Of New York.
Dated. this 17,h dav NJ September. 1912
BY order Of tho Board OF Director.
WILSON II. ELDER.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

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MINING.
NEVADA QUOTATIONS.
September is isl!

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TONOPAiIS.
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.

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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
Empire TruHt Gnnpanu

New York, September I, az.
Tho Board OF Directors Of EMPIRE TRUST
COMPANY has this day declared a quarterly
dividend Of TWO AND ONE-HALF PER
CENT. (2kE) upon the Capital Stock Of the
Company, payable September 80, 1912. 70
stockholders Of record at the close Of bust
ness on September %. 1912.
Checks will be mailed 70 each stakeholder
at the address last appearing on our books
MYRON l. BROWN Secretarv.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF BONDS OF The
MERCHANTS COAL COMPANY OF
PENNSYLVANIA, DATED

fund the sum Of Seven Thousand Five Hun
dred 1hirty-seven Dollars and eighty-sir
cents fs753T.SSl. Offers OF bonds 10 be pur-
chased and retired with the same a. Of Oc-
tober l. 1912, are requested at the Office Of
the Company, No. 345 Fourth Avenue, Pitts
burgh. Pa.
MERCHANTS COAL COMPANY OF PENNA.
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BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE

The Tribune has selected fifteen rail-
roads and twelve industrials from the
present leading listed stocks and has
begun a special table Of averages. 10 be
published each day.
In the industrial list only industri
have been included. Most other indus
trial lists used for average tables are
mixed with mining and public utility
issues.