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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21

and unchanged here, with q shade better
range Of prices At Savannah. Rosin and tar
unchanged
OILS--Linseed oil unchanged. Refined Pc
troleum steady at = 35c for standard white
in barrels at New York.
RiCE--Eirm but rather quiet
SCGAR-Rehned held steady but quiet
with the selling basis for One graduated
g. 10c. Raw sugar ruled steady on the basis
OF 1900 for % test centrifugal $500 for SO
test muscovado. ard 3.55c FOR 50 ties. mo-
lasses sugar. Some sugar for September
October shipment was offered on basis Of
430c. but some nearby sugars were held for
basis Of 1880. although IL Is generally be-
lieved that nothing better than 430c could
be obtained. In London beet sugar was
steady but unchanged for September at lis
1Ikd; october stood at p 8&d, a decline
Of Nd. and May was a q OF. At los + .
LIGHT cables to wiilett q Gray from Masde-
burg q preliminary estimate OF the Euro
pesn beet crop, making tho total for all
Europe $4,000 to S,S55. 900 tons. an aver
age OF s,5f5. 900 tons. Last years beet crop
for all Europe was 6,930.O0O tons Willett &
Gray: Total stock OF Europe and America.
ss4.054 tons, against Isl, 594 last year at the
sane uneven dates. The increase Of stock
IL 10e. 900 tons, against an Increase OF &c. 10
last week. Total stocks and shoats to-
gether show visible supply Of 1.o5i,oo<
tons. against 1.097, 594 last year or O de-
crease OF 49, $40 tons"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
OMAHA'S SMALL DEFICIT
Poor Crops Caused Large De-
crease in FreiCht Revenue.

The Chicago. 81 Paul. Minneapolis f.
Omaha Railway Company reports for the
fiscal year ended Juno 90 1912. operating
revenues OF $lH.i234B. against tlsoaa, 81
for the preceding year. a decrease OF
SsS7. i-5: operating expenses $40 tes,2ls. de-
crease fe.ss7. and net operating revenue
81. $50, 30. decrease Ts15B. Taxes in
creased to2,0ss. 10 t7s2. s45, and the opsrat-
ing income waB 81, ssI SO. against Ass3. 45a
q decrease Of tslle2i. Deductins from tho
gross corporate income of A,i22,2s the
rental. interest and other charges, total
OF saGs7, Tr. and the years diyidends.
t,osS, 80, there remained . deficit Of s2csi
comparing with q surplus for ths proceed
ing year OF STzs,Ge.
More then Sc per cent OF the S1,0n. az
decrease IN freight revenue, President
Gardner says in his report, was caused ny
decrease In tonnage from the products Of
Agriculture due 10 poor crops IN some OF
the states traversed by the Northwest
ern's limos. Charge for maintenance OF
way and structures decreased S2SD,S1. and
FOR maintenance OF equipment decreased
ts7. 49, while transportation expenses IN
creased C1,sy, OF which siih,5h repre-
sented the increase IN Tho amount paid
for labor The balance sheet shows assets
and liabilities OF s7po1e.3s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
C. & 0. PR0SPERS
Its Surplus for the Last Fiscal
Year Was $1.194,570.

A favorable showing r. made by the
Chesapeake a Ohio Railway Company 10
It's report for the fiscal year ended Juns
CO. 1872. just issued. Operating revenues
were sSt.1Sssn. an increase OF 81. 1s, 45s
over tho figures OF the preceding year: OPP
Grating expenses wero Sae2tss An in
crease OF ss421sS. and net operating reve-
nue. vac fi.sa.l& an inorease OF SSs4 ~.
Taxes we're y,c1i.g0. q decrease Of 81, ga.
the operating income being 80 sass and
the total income tis AS6Sl. Deduc;in z
rentals, etc.. Ss30ls. and interest s7.c4s, =
10, the net income for the year was ~
1856 equivalen, 90 6l per cent earned
on the outstanding capital stock. and tie
balance after payment OF $S,lsssE divi-
derds was H,Bt57s. The operating ratio
wss IS per cent. decrease OF 90 per cent.
Revenue from freight was E7.eSl go. an
increase OF 80 per cent and from passcn-
gers E,J6.5Ss. q decrease OF OF per cent.
Coal and coke tonnage vas ls.oSi.s7'. an
Increase OF l33 per cent. ard other freight
tonnage s6S.2s, decrease Of 90 per
cent. Additions and bettorments sgsre-
eating t31loA$ were made in the couree
Of the year. OF which too ob vas added
to cost OF road and S1 o. 20 cost OF
equipment.
The balance sheet as OF Jun- ~ sho rs
assets snd liabilities Of s6s 3B.ll. Work
ing assets are S.0i.19S and working liza
bIlities $751;, ~. The profit and loss BAL
ance on June % was &, Tso.s%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21

Tn. ye.ltlv movement igir.s: Port receipts.
TO nS< hales against S2s.a2I last year; over
land 70 mills and Canada, i.ois against l.slS
las, year. Soutlsern mill tsklnss testimAtsol
At Interior towns. s7.ii<, ss.inr sl,ose Jay,
yoaS: brough, into sirht for The week. G47.s+e
neat pcr, receipts. 1as7o, against 7is 500
Las, ar: Overland 20 mills and Canada, o,1'o,
assinst S,I07 last year; southern mill tAhinss.
ii6 600 against i25.oO last "car; stock ~ IN.
terror towns IN sIc.ss o. sep'stnber ], 50. ot9
siUht thus far for the s~sson, Ienot3 hs-v.
srains, O44ssi last year. The total crop move
rnent IL for twenty dsys this season. sseinst
twenty-five days iast seAson.
Liverpool oAbles: Rrot quiet; a.ss, 500
bales: spsouist!on and export 900: American
5000: imports, 10, coo: American, s,cO. mid
ding upland, s.'ed. Future. oesn.d autt Gen gen
POINTS lover; september. s.6oHd; ssg!smtsr-
octoser. g II Va: October November. S.91d; No
ysmb.r = December and December January.
aaiNd, Januar--FNbYuary. s.B2td: February
March, e.B9hd: March-Aprtl. eHhdi Ap1l-
MAY. g. ssd: Msy-Juns and June-July.. 88Id ;
July-Ausust. 0. ssh. ManchsNer-Tarns IN more
demand: offers too low for cloths.
Ssv O,leans Scot D. Clifton futures ciossd
.s.sag at A net advance Of 5 to 3 points. re
ooysfinG from an ssriy morning decline. due 20
h.srish ginning reports from Thras and pre-
diotiong OF showefy weather for the entire
Western belt. The opening was AZ AZ ed-
vance Of 8 10 q POINTS on good cablee. Buyin{
orders Increased - the session rrorTsssed ana
buyinS aide by tho middle OF the morning In
the afternoon the market was steady on trost
warning for North Texas and western and
northern portions Of Oklahoma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
THE COTTON MARKET
Nervous and Irregular, but
Closes HIGHER.

There was considerable nervousness
about cotton trading yesterday. but tho
general tendency was upward, ard tbs
finish, although 4 or points on from
the best, vas at a net sain OF 10 W
points. On O steady OPENING AZ points
up. there was q jump Of to 10 points
on stories OF rain damage In Texas. but
when IL was learned that the rains COW
cred only a limited area, selling started
and prices broke sharply. active months
going below Thursdays close. Around
II go for January good demand stead
led the market, and later there was active
covering Next Friday will be tho first
October notice ds7 In this market. ana
the talk was that most OF the local stock
would be rendered. Another feature was
the appearance Of a premium on January
contracts. Southern spot markets were
generally unchanged. md the local mar
ket was quiet at l.Ec for middlins Up
land. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
THE CROP MARKETS
Corn, Oats and Coffee Higher
Wheat Up and Down.

Active buying at the start, which pushed
prices i4dac higher, was followed BY
active profit taking and the loss of most
OF the gain, the close being at &c net de-
cline to &c advance. Receipts aggre-
eating over 12,ooo,e coo bushels for the week
we're Offset by active distribution and q
good cash demand. Strength In corn
was the feature Of the grain markets,
prospects Of damage In the Southwest
causing active covering, while frost pre-
d,ctions caused more buying, the result
being a net advance Of Ha1Ac. Oats
followed the lead Of corn, and the market
held firm all day, closing Ads.c. up from
Thurpday.
Limited business and a rather narrow
range OF prices marked trading in coffee
FUTURES, bullish cable from Brazil hay-
Ing little or no influence on the market.
The opening was / TO points UP from
yesterday, and on sales Of less than
5O,oC0 bags the close was at unchanged
to points net higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN
Shrinksge in Freight Revenue
and Decrease IN Surplus Earned


TIE return made by the Chicago 4
Northwestern Railway Company for the
fiscal year ended Juno 30. 1912, was less
favorable than that for the preceding year.
owing to a serious falling OF in freight re-
ceipts, but after payment Of all charges
and dividends a surplus remained Of $751;
115.
Total operating revenues were S13,69s,-
SOL, against t74,s1s.1s5, decrease OF ST.
1850: operating expenses wore $751;
1859 against 468,Ol2.7lo. = decrease Of
$s1o.s57 and net operating revenue was
s2o,sss,74. against s21,so5.475, Total net
revenue was t2o.ss3.7os, and after de-
Quoting taxes OF sS,42s,s3s. which were
1905. s04 larger than for the year 1911. the
operating income was 317,s+0.s7l, q de-
crease Of t1,1s4,sps. Deducting from the
$40. 7s$.s4s gross income rentals, interest
and other charges sxsresatins ss.3s7,3ls,
the net income was $11,+s7.sS0. & decrease
OF sI.l35,Tee. Dividends amounted to
slO.sss.s15. leaving the surplus for the
year s5s7.715, against $1,7o3.4s5 q year
previously.
The decrease IN freight revenue was g.
S3g,<17. against which were increases in
the other classes OF transportation revenue
totsIling s1.113.s2s. The cost Of labor
was s331,734 greater than in 1911.
Charges for maintenance OF way and
structure were ss,sSs.72t, a decrease Of
ssS3,5l0, and FIR maintenance OF equip
ment ss.569,S5 an incrcaSe OF S3s2.s57.
Transportation expenses we're s30.s2te3s,
an increase Of 81 per cent.
The general balance sheet as OF June 30
shows assets and liabilities OF ssss,7s4,-
5ss. Working assets were Sis.o55,50s and
working liabilities ss.7o1.sIs. The cash
on hand on June so was t15.2736ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
TIE METALS MARKET.

copPER-s,andard was dull and nominal
on the E.ehsnss with spcs. ssPs:sm nsa 1e-
,oo.,, s,r,st. copper was quiet with lake
a IN ,n al ifX 1ifEe; oiee.roiytie. 17H .
{TNc and csa.!ns I1S Xi,S Ssr, al, SsT ,sas
o. so pypnorts Tor me month thus far. 1850
en-, ,nn. Gonion copper closed st ifs Is: Cd
t fop spot and f1s ia. Cd 70, futurec TN. !.
Wr unsettled. with ssTps st a. a rS a,oSs.
stssis asoc: Xoysrnb.r. 5000 %. 100: De.
esmbsr Ios 90 SOC Local ssi.s A isSy e to
20 tons London tin closed A. ,u ~ g. ter
;gss s FORK 's pot, 10 siso bid; Es. St Ls.,.
4 20 a /. 80. LONDON tin. f32 ics Spell.
iER-Duii; New York pot . n.S,e1sc ie1 Es I.
ssin4I>fHMsioon Lynn tcss:sn': Iisc. mos
ACi.vsisnd warrants. a., 80 IN London.
oesIly iron , W, sT liz s - IL d 'c so
SsII tsSsi7! ' Ss Southern and soft. 'isT'
Mk17 so. go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
BosroN WOOL MARKET.

po.,on. Gent 2o--'The Commercial Bulls-
lin viii say Of the Wool market to.mor,ow
'SW'hils there have been no tttens,s nhes
ws.k' there has been a fair amount Of bust
n,.s transacted Az = whole, sales Including
.oin bscia,Iiy firr1 ana anticipated buy
,nr Of a hesvier nature In the neaT future
III, u IA thought, again raise the basic
pric. OF wool
4. nasr syailabis for sale come news this
week OF further advances and the LONDON
suc,iors which open the INST OF hsat week
are awaited with great interest
9TH. shipments OF wool from Boston from
January 10 september ~. inclusive, wsrc
2O7. O8O,c&5 pounds assin:s io2's" pso TO-
ram January 1 20 september ~. inclusive,
c,cre 9oa. D03, 25e pounds. against 841,3soIIs
"a, the sano period last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
CURB ECHOES.

Mizpah Extension IL reported to have
hole1 into the Tonopah Belmont mine ON
the 30 foot level, thus giving them much
needed sir connections. This give. the
property opportunity now TO develop more
extensively. heretofore handicapped for
the want Of air
Nevada Hill Mill is said 20 oe working
ct full capacity. treating l25 tons OF ore
daily.
Coppers on tho euro were stronger and
sentiment was better yesterday.
The export trade OF Chilli Is made up
largely OF mining interests. Eighty-eight
per cent OF exports are from the mines.
The United Cigar Stores Company
shares continue TO attract large trading
following on the curb. with gradually
higher prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
SAYS RECEIVERS ARE BOUND
p. s. Commission Holds They Are On
der Same Restrictions as Companies.

Albany, Sept. 9a--Recc.vsrs Of property
under the Jurisdiction Of the Public Ser
vice Commission are subject 70 the same
restrictions as the companies themselves,
according 10 . decision b. the commits
sion, which holds that the receivers OF
the Ithaca Street Railway Company have
no power TO stop operations on one Of the
cornpzny|s lines.
The opinion says that they are mere
cus,odians OF tho property. appointed By
the court 20 preserve II and 10 operate
Il. that II Is the duty OF the commission
to see that all street railroad properties
under it's supervision shall be operated
in the interest 81 the public and that
proper service r. given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
JERSEY cENTRAL'S YEAR
Small Increase in Gross, with
Decrease In Net.

The report OF the Central Railroad Com
pany Of New Jersey for the fiscal year
ended June 30 last shows a small increa 80
In gross earnings. although tho road. like
the other ''coalers." suffered TO some ex-
tent from tho shutdown In the anthracite
regions, and handsome surplus for the
year.
Gross earnings were s27,S2S,se0, against
$3',s2s.s77 for the preceding year, an in
crease Of &2o1,8ig; operating expenses,
f112S5,5s3. increase $b2s.537. and net
earnings. slo,643.1o7. a decrease of $685.
724. Total income was $12.74s.2Se, and
after payment OF interest taxes and rent
ais. assregating bS,734,1sS, tho balance
available for dividends was te,00s, ora,
equivalent to s1.90 per cent on the out
standing capital stock and comparing with
Sl14S.10l IN the preceding year. After
deductins dividends. 93.2sa,Hs. and ST.
10000 appropriated for the addition and
bettorment fund tho surplus for tho year
was s7l6,S56, sgainst $s5s.eS5 in the
fiscal year 1911, when $1,000. 900 was sp-
propristed for the betterment fund.
Tho revenue from all classes Of trafio
increased. with the exception Of anthrs-
cite, gross earnings from which were S.
1Ss,5s4, n decrease OF s53e.s43. Expenses
for maintenance Of way and structure
were s4<.2s6 less than Ia the preceding
year, and for maintenance Of equipment
s9s,o7s greater, while cost Of transporta-
ton showed an increase OF k3ee.e5s. Ex-
pendltures for additions and betterments.
charged TO the addition and bctterment
fund. aggregated sS.SiI,557.
Tho balance sheet Gs OF June 30 shows
assets and liabilities Of slIs.57i.7 ia.
Cash on hand amounted 20 s9,0t5.Ti2.
wording assets were s95. i05.7e3 and work.
Ing liabilities $s,4T1.s5i. The company-s
profit and loss surplus I. sic,Sss.s1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21

The Coast Counties Light 4 Power
Company 10 controlled by the Coast coun-
ty Gas a. Electric Company. which also
controls the Union Traction Company.
The committee OF the holders OF the
psr cont rve-yeas collateral gold notes
maturing Septemosr L 1872 of kansas
City Railway ond Light Company an
nounce. that large majority OF the
notes have been deposited with II under
the agreement Of deposit dated August ID.
isl2 A number OF note holders who, for
various reasons. have been unable to
deposit within the period originally axed
by the COMMITTEES. have expressed a wish
20 avail Themselves Of the privileges or
the agreement. and the committee FOR
the present will permit further deposits
20 he made.
Deposits Of notss may Be made with
the New York Trust Company, No. -
Broad street. New York. the depositsry
under the agreement. which Will issue it,
negotiable certificates OF deposit there
FOR. Deposits may also be made With the
Old Colony Trust Company, No Il Court
street. Boston, the agent OF the deposi-
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21

Dividends have been declared as fol-
iows:
City Investing Company. regular quarter.
ly Ia. per cent tho preferred. payable
MscAndrsvs D. FORBES Company. regular
quarterly Y pr cent on mo preferred sno
~ per cent on enc common, both payable
3vcIec Gas ana riae.r.c Company. regular
ausrt.riy ~ per cent on I'll" common pay
Hurorn, Eisin &. Chicago RAILROAD Com.
parry. regular quarterly z pc, conf On tne
common and ~ per cent on the preferred
washington water Power Company. rsgu-
lar quarterly per cent. payaole Octobef j.
Na,sacativotts Lighting CompanisS Ia
per cent, payable October IS.
waipois rubber COMPANY quarterly IL
per cent on the preferred and per CENT on
the common. both psyse,s oo =, ser. 10 I..v.
regular quarterly yer cent payaois No
vember ].
The reported movements o. currency
this week indicate a loss Of about 1880,
600 in cash by the banks Recsipte from
IN. interior have been SI2,5ls.ooD and
ehipments 20 interior points. T.s62,oOo'
including 81, 2se. 900 national bank notes
turned IN for redemption; the gain from
the interior being s4.s6tooo. Ordinary
disbursements by tho Sub-TreasiTy vero
sI2 ssT. 900 and payments by the banks TO
IN. sub Treasury t20.242.o0o. the loss on
Sub. Treasury operations proper being w.
OK 400 The total gain from the inte-
r,or and by new gold Ni,ssaooO vas
ga es2 ooo: and deducting thls amount
nom the s7,s05,oO sub-Treasury LOGS me
net loss by tho banks was Sl'sso''V'
Application has been made 70 the New
York Stock Exchange 20 list Sls,Sso'ovV
capi,al etock OF the Westinghouse AIT
brake Company, 5000 600 adidfionai con-
soIIdated mortgage ~ per cent bonds 81
an. puYalo. Rochester and Pittsblrg Fan
~. liz, cornpanv. $4,000, 900 first ARD re.
F,,dtno sinking fund mortgage per cent
honJs series x. Of the Portland halfway
Iigh, and Power Company ssego'Ugo 20
a9hs LEG 1870 '1 scnds P e fsH'
I Irnn end nd Steel Company. 6oss,eog Aed, AID,
ttonaI CAPITAL stock Of the United fIul'
Company and S,0oo.ooo cotn ,,ins,Ie '' Sra,
s2s5S,coSG s,oc yer ana S1n $4,000 per cen,
rpu, c1u,ts second preferred stock OF me
Pettibone, Mulliken Company
Braasreets" reports the cos ox p 1,sor O.
grain for The .h week; az Vol follows: Wheat
r ne,r included III s.so11 against tislsl;
la 2S weak and $sos77 in aa ,n' S sssssss
year, j.. Ho Slanos5sS, in the corresponding ],
,.e 4 II o.. lsi la., S csti and In th'
w week V a Year ago: from JuiX. l. 70 da'e'
$3.50. compared with 6,@0't@
Exports OF copper for tho ween a ' rror1
scptember is we're 1888 tons smn i IA :.
JSnusry / to September y chnssnxees pE W.T.,
| 500 tons. the latter totaI WORCESTERSHIRE s0,ii rer!od
| 2i0.3sS tons for the corresp'"''''7
i a.. 1hti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
AJAX FOR MoFrAr ROAD soNDs.

Az the first step in carrying out tho
Man for reorganising the Denver. North
x,cstern a Pacific Railway Company. tho
control of which after reorganization Is
to be In the hands Of Newman Erb, DR..
p. A. Pearson and their associates. a
hondhoiders protective committee has
hAen formed which has asked the bond
DaiNs.s 10 deposit their securities with
nnoortsin trust Companies In this city and
1.nver The committee consists Of A. j..
tism,ohiII and Leroy d. Baldwin, OF New
YORK and Henry II. Blackrnan. Of Dem
yer,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
~nFtRs WITH BANK EXAMINERS

eSrenee o. Murray. Controller of the
rsaey Will hold conference at the
ION House here to-day with the ma
N'u bank examiners OF this city and
W. several nearby vtates. at which lie
"a npls!n 10 them the new rules for
~ examination. which are 10 become
1--we On October 1. The Controller viii
similar conference next week In
srnston. al which ell examiners IN
Hs'a states not attending to-day's
ssng will be preseut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New lOrk, september ~, lblI.
GRAIN-W was an active
buying movement early, ana prices work. ed
up v Y &c. with littls or no opposition, due
largely 20 reports Of heavy rains In Canada
and Northwest. and strength IN tho Ninni-
peg and Minneapolis markets. shorts be-
c,ao nervous ana covered freeiy, but lste
IN tn. se,eion there wss active proft taking
and the market lost most OF the gain. clos
ing at &c net decline TO go advance lay
erpool wac barely steady. owing 10 tavor-
sblo weather condition., In tho United hins-
dom and prospects FOR large worlds exports,
hut Continental prices were firm, with COM
plants REGARDING scarcity Of native wheat
Stocks on ths Continent were ~, s%,oOO on
September l. compared with II 900 on
Auyust /. and 20 o2A0o0 last year. Cash
o. o3ir o I asoat: new No Northern
.prins at SiO0.. o y ahos, CORN
ISiithsr complaints regarding crop prospects
Ia the Southwest caused active coyerins and
frost IN tho West caused further buying. ADD
At the close the n.prket showed a net sd-
vance OF itdiAc. Cash export corn, 6Otc.
0 b ahos,, December 20 March shipment:
oATS-Fifm. in sympathy with corn and
on GOOD buying. owing 20 rrrnness in The
cash position and evidences OF "A good alb
sorbln- demand. Final prices wsrs = gao
net higher. Cash market nm. new stand
ard whit. aud 40 white. nominal; No ;
whi!. sssoA assc; No &c cI INV n"' ~
laEo, all track RYE--Firm; No western,
SIC asked o I Z Burslo BARLET--FItm.
mating 6n1T5c Z Buffalo. Wheat IN
Guiding -FOUR exports Tor tho week eecore.
busnci. against 4i6i, 5i2 last week and
ssos7Ii last year: since July I. 8s3SI $40
bushels against 30. o35.sol lac, season. Corn
exports for the wcsk, II, 270 bushels against
July l. s?e,oTa push,lr. sgainst S,s5o't3s
Inst sseeon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
"loRAoo FUELS GOOD YEAR,

.ne Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
!, .'u Tor the fiscal year ended June 30,
! s.oss earnings Of s24.2ss, 49,. against
80 TOT the preceding year, an in
a. !" N,m,7es; operating expenses,
s,'sS an Increase Of n,oee.sS5. and net
,m s from operation. s3,T., zs2. against
49, an Increase OF s2eS.&3. The total
was A.ttsSfS, an increase OF 500, =
eus.. aeducting the interest and other
tGns Nes7,7B. which compared with
y yss ~ ~ III surplus was shown for
a,sass 81 ~ Nen, zs. against q ,2Ss,6r2, an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool; Sept. 2e-WHnAT-spot steady
Is sd December. Is oSd; March. Is and.
CORN-spot quiet: new American kiln dried.
Ia 2hd; futures nrm; September. IS 5hd; De-
cember. 5s i%d F1lOUR-winter patents. 2os
Cd HOPS-In London tPaciAc Coasr, fI0fy
.Pnm. mess: Western, 1888 Cd M - IS,
SOS sdi clear bellies. CAS-; long clear middles.
light, tls: heavy. aes Cd; short clear hacks,
Prime, Western, tiercee. 56s Sd; American. re-
n ai white, new. Csc "a; eoior.a, sds %.
TAI.Low.prtms city, s2s %; Australian: IN
Sia LiHsE1-p oIIs-aIs. PETRoLEUM-Rs-
hned. etd. RoslN-Common. i6s %. cor
TONspED OIL-Huli. refined, spot, 26s Cd.
London, Sept 2o.-RAw sUdAR-centrifu-
GAL II; ri o;eSyssS 9. ca sE s ssos al
LINsEEp oIr.-s4s ga. STERN olL-;5sa
Observation-Disclosures refined. t-lsd;
sprits, 8 i-Ied. TURPENTfNE-Spirits. snS
i0Md. RosIN-Amshcan. strained. les %ad;
hns, 1e,.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
FOREIGN POTATOES BARRED.

Angton. Sept. 5.--The Department
"sricui'ure ordered to-day quaran-
against common or Irish" potatoes
= newfoundland, the islands OF st.
~ and MiQuelon. Great Britain, IN
ga. England, Scotland, Wales and
H. Germany and Austria-Hungpry.
order " effective INN ediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
ANOTHER COLO ENGAGEMENT

Goldman, Sachs g. Co. VINO cary 80.
week engaged $4,000 gold IN LONDON, y. GO
terday announced the engagement "a ~ o.
additional $4,000. the entire n'i"v" :.
be shipped to-day for this city. ~ ~
nected that further shipments "h ~
arranged next week. The foreign ~.
change market was quiet yesterday. ~ AZ,
msnd sterling was quoted at A@H az 'n'
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