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New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Sew York, August ~ lol-.
GRAIN WHEAT Was nFrner. opening a.
AN su.anco of = n Nc Win dcuve coverlns
du, "a more bulIish news from abroad. and
predictions ~ unsettled weather IN IN"
American and Canadian Northwest Foreign
markets we're all strong and higher. OWING
20 sharp advance IN the cash posiuon aI9
on further heavy rains. BroomnaI eaoIeo
ttnt cereals. potatoes aud hay crops IN
Western Europe are suffering severely IIoIh
wet weather and unless there 10 an imme-
.diate change FOR the better serious damage
viii result There we're also said 20 De
fewer oncrs from Russia on account OF un .
favorable weather there, and cash markets
ia Liverpool we're D n iisd highF AFTER
tho early covering movement the market
became inactive and while there was n mod
crate fllllns on In values, the undertone was
rtr4dy. and nual prices were u u &c net
higher Export sales, - loads: cash. new
No . red winter, 81 0Bh, c track, ana
81 071. % snoRt. aud new. No ] Northern
spring, 81 O4k % aioat. CORN-sep-
trmber corn IN Chicago puzzled the Local
market. and operations were largely In the
form - evening up. September closed AZ a
not decline ~ &c while lator months were
D, i,R%c higher. Tho local cash market was
OATS-Weather conditions were
unsettled. and further export sales of about
100 600 bushels held the near position steady
but larger country offerings caused selling
IN tho iato months. Final prices were &C
lower 20 ~ higher Cash steady. new
standard white and 30 . +Ohc. No and
10 j. white 4nc: new natural white. 40 n
ale and new white clipped. IL a i6c, all
track RNE-Steady; No Western. Ilc,
T. ! { Buffalo. BARLEY-Firm, ne" matt
ing 80 re. Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKBT.-Money on
call, 2& per cent. Time money was with
out material change in the week. Rates:
3i5dSs. per cent for sixty days. 3hpi
per cent for ninety days. A.. per cent
for four months. 49sQiat per cent for
Ave and six months. Mercantile paper
was in larger supply than for some time
past, due to the Improvement IN mer-
rantIle conditions, and many we'll known
names are on the market. Rates: 5g5if
per cent for eixty 20 ninety days indorsed
hills receivable and choice four 10 six
months single names and 5lz46 per cent
for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign
exchange market was dull and practically
nominal. The lack Of business was to
an extent accentuated by the holiday
on tho London Stock Exchange and In
financial circles at the British capital
considerable interest was attached 10
the Increasing arrivals at domestic out
ports. II IL expected that the market
will take an easier turn next week.
Bankers posted rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

rIyernool. Aus 2i.-WHLAIIsp9t sleadl
No Manitoba IS SsaG 10 1cScsaI % n "a Is su.I'i9 d
s s,lons Si.d. CoRN-spot irn; new
hsrch, sd: old. American mixed, ~
sd @ future. strong SsPfS@Dwf Ss 4%s ne
CoIhp.t' t1opS I'm London (Pacihc Coast.
~ IS W 90 pisEF-Extrs India mess, 1888 pd.
fp,oIRK-rrinc mess western 97s sd. HAMS
short cut sos Sd BAcoNITum6sIlsnH So,,,uI es. ~
CUT oJs Ps,, ,niddles, light. 60s Cd: heavy 6Ss
s ,1ns cis,r hacks. G2s sd. SHOULDERS
square aua 56s. LARp-Pnms Western iiercss' IS
%n,ESr ~, Canadian finest white new, G3s
:. "a a. .einred g5s Cd. TALLOW-Prime city,
~, Cd; Australian I'm London. 35s AID.
TURPENTINEmspiFpt1t ptrRo1E2MIRsnnSd R9s s2 h3srMdL
oGd IJNsEED OIL. 3Is. CoTToNSEED
oiT-IfIIi refined, spot 26s 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bost par;
Chicago, .Oc discount: New Orleans. COM
nerciaI zoe discount, bank 81 premium;
81 Louis. l5c discount bid l0c discount
asked: Minneapolis, l0c premium; Charles
ton. buying par. selling l-lO per cent pre-
MUM; San Francisco. sight 2c. tele-
greph &c.
SILVER MARKET.-Commerc bar
silver 62Lc; Mexican silver dollars. slac.
Rar silver in London closed at eSssd.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexic OK.
change on New York is quoted at 2oll..
slJB-TREASURY - The Sub Treasury
was creditor at the Clearing House for
$7175t0
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
CURB ECHOES.

The Consolidated Mining and smelulg
Company Of Canada. which has Its
smelter at Trail, Il. c.. produced S@3,D0
OF metals for the half-year period ended
June 30. The gold values averaged 52.3
per cent. The smelter treated 2l,46o tons
Of ore during June at q value Of $3.50, 1,lb3.
Should the directors OF the United
Stores Company Of New Jersey at their
next monthly meeting place the new
common shares on a per cent dividend
basis. as has been quite generally pre-
dicted there would be required for a fun
wears disbursements on this and the new
preferred stock $l.Si6.ti0 as compared with
1926 oSO. This sum, Il IL said has covered
the old companys dividend and bond in
terest requirements.
Eight oil companies have declared divi-
dends during the last week. including
Ohio Oil. SN a share; Prairie on and
Gas. 50; South Penn oil, $40; New York
Transit. $40; Standard OIL Of New Jersey.
S: Galena Signal Oil. preferred. 2 per cent.
and common, per cent, and Chesebrough
Manufacturing. so. Standard oil of Call
fornIa increased It's capital from 81, ,0po,-
90 TO 100000 one hundred shares Of
the old Standard OIL stock Zen bloc) re-
Gently changed hands at 1850, which
trade represented the sum Of 3l05.OJC. The
highest price of old stock Ten bloc re
nor,ed hv brokers ie 1865.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

NAVAL sTOREs-Dull and weak marie,
for spirits turpentine. Rosln and tar ruled
steady.
OILS-Linseed unchanged. Refined petro-
leum steady at recent prices.
RICE-steady, with moderate business al
full prices
list. but selling at sc for fine granulated. ii
London beet sugar was dull: August, %u
lower, at lis SID September 2bd on, al
lis 3%d October 10 December unchanged az
9s ND Raw here ruled firm; centrifugal.
96 test, 41t04.17c: muscovado, 50 test. 3ol
gS67c and molssses sugar SO test, 3']Og
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. August "a. lo1.

NfN VIM NuBUtt i, IVI-s
RFEyES-Receipts 524 head; mainly for
and export. No sales reported
Dnessod beef In moderate demand at last
auotations Exports to-day, 800 cattle TO
London: 4s cattle and II sheep 10 Bermuda
CNIXEs-Receipts part i6te yesterday. 81
head Trade limited Tor lack OF stock, but
nriccs firm. quality considered. Common To
good veals sold at Ssu$i1 so per 100 III; no
choice offered Dressed calves steady 10
orm CITY dressed veals selling at 12Is 0l1c
per ID: sel,Sted stock At i1isc; country
dressed At Ira 1oc.
ssles-Newton 4 Co: IL veals, 1873 lb
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago Aug. 2i--The outlook for larger
arrivals OF Northwest wheat dulled the edge
OF to-day's market. which at the start showed
a fair advance The close was steady at hc
from the bottom. although still at gain Of
Hai5c over final prices yesterday. Corn va
ried al the close from &c lower 10 sc higher
oats finished a shade down 10 &c up, ana
provisions at the last were unchanged 10 Sc
higher. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

PR0yIsIONs-Quict but firm on lignt re-
colptc OF live hogs and an advance In the
hog market Commission houses were fairly
good BUYERS and offerings were small PORK
Firm: mess. $50 a $50 80; family. S2OQ S2l /;
snort clear. $40 ~ ds22. BEEF--Mess. Si6a
80: family. SIS 30 n Sl9; packet. S176Od
SIS; extra India mess. $50 30 Al $40. BEEF
HAMS steady; s2sq$3l. DRESSED HOGS
-Bacons. 12is a12Ssc. pigs. 12kc CUT
MEATS-Plckied bellies. i2nl4c: picked
hams, 1914 d1ic TALLOW-Quiet. special
~: city. G%c: country, 6dGIc. LARD
Firm. Middle West. 11.1501i2jc: city lard
los. lie: refined. South America II zoe,
Continent. i1.6jc, Brazil. kegs, 13 zoe: COM
pound steady. Si49S%c STEARINE--
Quiet. oleo. q q lie. city lard. i2i &c nom
inal.
COTTONsEED OIL--Stcady for the noar
rnonths on better demand. owing 10 frmness
I'm lard and reports OF better demand for
compound lard These positions closed AT q
net advance Of TO points. but late months
were rather heavy, closing at decline Of
10 points Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The Public Service Commission, "a Dis
trict, has authorized the lie Roy Hydraulic
Electric Gas Company TO execute mort
gage upon all its property to secure the
payment OF thirtyyear per cent gold
bonds to the aggregate amount of 100000
and to Issue presently bonds upon the Sc
curity OF the mortgage to the amount of
s62.O00, these to be sold at not less than
90. the proceeds to be used for the dis
charge of obligations amounting 10 $685.
900 and for the installation Of a turbine
engine, condenser. water purifying plant
and boiler for the purpose OF increasing
It's power capacity. AS a condition TO the
granting of this order the company is re-
quired TO make certain adjustments on
the books.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABoARD CLEARaNCEs.


FLOUR AND MEAIr-The usunl Saturday
dulncss prevailed in the lour market. but
prices were unchanged. Spring patents,
81 45aS5 dJ. winter strRights, 81 G0nS4 -,
winter patents. 81 90qs5 80; spring clears.
81 COZ 81 90; extra 40 / winter. 81 2ORsI 50:
No . 81 1O8S4 25; Kansas stroights 81 a0q
81 65; fancy spring patents. S60$6 %. RYE
FLOUR Steady; fair TO good, 50 90qSi;
choIco TO fancy. s4O5asi 10. CORNMEAI.-
Firm: kiln dried 81 20. BAG MEAf--Tinc
vhlte md yellow. 81 65qSl 10: coarse, 81 90
4stG5. FEED Western spring, S23 60.
standard middlins, S2G So; nour do, s3l go.
red dog. So 80, city bran. S23 80 bulk. S2I
sacks. mlddliug So 50a s33: red dog. s33 so:
homiuy chop 500 s27 bulk. 81 2Oa SIS -
sacks: ollmegl. SO 500 $40 80.
CO.FEE-Declined - TO II points AZ the
outset. with aggressive operations an tho part
OF bears. led by foreign traders who were in
nuonced by adviccs from Hamburg, where bull
confidence had lost force and the cash demand
was less active Opening figures were the low
point Of the day; prices gradually hardened,
and az the close there was active buying Final
quotation. were firm al a net advance OF . 10
ii points with sales OF $3.50 bags Havrs
declined q francs. Hamburg was | 20 IL
pfcnuigs lower. Rio was steady and unchanged.
,yhila Santos was weak and nominal SPOT
market quiet and unchanged for Rio No T. at
Ifi,C. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
ITEMS OF THE STREET.

Dividends have been declared az iol-
lows: Boston & Albany Railroad Com
pany. regular quarterly . per cent. pay
able September %; Great Northern Paper
Company. quarterly is per cent payaple
September /: Washington Halfway anu
Electric Company quarterly ! per cent
on the common and IA per cent on the
preferred, both payable September !.
Fy-Controller Herman \. Metz has been
elected a director Of the Atlantic En-
press Company.
Total bank cloarings OF the United
States for the week ended August -
lone day cstimatcdD. according To lhe
Financial Chronicle wero i2S>'.'S3'Nt'
which compared with fS,l0l,0.L"s for mo
preceding week. and H.j2I 62l,32J for the
week ended August %. 1911 Compar'd
with last year, total bank clearings nave
increased iie per cent. New York CITY
reports an increase Of l2+ per cent. chi
cago. 115; St Louis. l22. and Phiadcl-
phia. l3.N.
Exports Of specie from a." Port ~ New
York for tic week ended August ~ were
t7-l.754 silver. comparing with total ~
S94,es0 gold and silver exported In the
corresponding week Of last year. Prom
January to August e thc exports of
gold have aggregated S32.AS5,o37 aud ~
silver $40. .5li.3s?. against i2,s39.iH and
3..b7O.443, respectively. In the corr'-
spending period ~ 1911. There were i'm
Ported here Ia the week ended August q
s57iioe gold and Slli9l2 silver, the total
OF s69o.Ol4 comparing with Nsii2i Tor
the same week Of 1911. Specie imports
from January / have amounted 20 S2l.-
Ol7.52l. against sliC6LAs3 for the corre-
spending period last year.
Tho net surplus OF idle freight cars on
the railways Of the United states and
Canada decreased 1865 IN the fortnight
ended August L., a. shown by the bulletin
OF the American Railway Association of
that date, standing now al 1891. The
gross surplus. or total number ~ cars
ldlc, vas 5S.623 on August IL, against
S.. .9O4 two weeks prcyioFly, while tho
shortage increased In the same period
from $3.50 to ll123.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
BOND DOTS.

Tho GlectOn itlQ NJ uiuUlHusf lSDNlNi''
County, Miss. on August - resulted in
favor Of the proposition to issue the 500
railroad-aid bonds.
Mechanlcsville Saratoga County, n. !.
will receive proposals until D. M. on
August Is for the t2ico0 per cent 1-2S
year street paving bonds.
Freeport, Nassau County. y. /" On
August IS awarded three issues OF bonds,
aegregating $500, 10 Harris, Forbes q
CO.. Of this city, at lColls and interest for
80 per cent.
Caldwell Noble County. Ohio, VIII re-
ceive proposals until 70 III. on September
% for $500 ~ per cent refundins bonds
Of the denomination Of 500 each, dated
September 10. 1872 and due 5000 yearly
September 10. 1875 to 1895. inclusive.
Rochester will receive proposals IN
III 2 p. m. on August y for S@p'D
sewage disposal 34oo,1D local improve
ment notes and $1,000 waterworks I'm
movement notes. payable eight months
from September 3. On August 2 s@opo'
sewage disposal and 5000 Pixies Quarry
Improvement eight months notes we're
awarded to the Irving National Bank
Of this city. at ia per cent and pre-
MUM OF Sl
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
Preferred Stock OHsrinas.

The demand for higher yield offerings in
the security market and the neglect of
low yield bonds has brought from The
FINANCIAL World the following:
THE number of preferred stock issues
TO which the public has been invited TO
subscgibe during the last few months
has special bearing OH the investment
tendency of the times. a few years ago
our most important bankers would have
no doubt paused long before consenting
TO handle and distribute such issues as
investments, not because there was any
thing intrinsicaly weak about them, for
such was not the case, but because they
had not, TO the minds of the bankers at
that time, sufficiently matured to the
point where they might be classed as
seasoned investments Bankers are mer-
chants, they sell securities instead of COM
moditics. AS merchants Of securities,
therefore, they must cater to public de-
mand il they desire to conduct their busl-
ness successfully and profitably. The
public seems at the present moment 10
Insist upon high income Yielding securi-
ties and bankers, TO meet these wants,
are painstakingly hunting for and fur
nishing what is called for and they are
selecting the best. as far as their eSpe-
rience and scrutiniZing judgment go
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
SEED PRICES.

Toledo Aug. 24.--CLOvERSEED. bushel.
cash. prime and october. SO 1cis; Deem
ber, $50 o2is March. $l012h: ALSlKE.
cash. prime and August, SIi 80; September.
81 5T,s September, 50 AN: October and De-
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

The Sodus Gas and Electric Company
has been authorized by the Public Service
Commission, I'd District TO execute and
deliver a first mortgage upon all its plant
and property 10 secure the issue OF twen-
ty-year per cent gold bonds TO the ag-
gregate amount of $1,000 and to issue
presently bonds to the amount of $4,000.
10 be sold at not less than par. the pro-
ceeds 10 be used TO refund first mortgage
bonds TO the amount Of $4,000 20 pay
and discharge bllls payable out Of capital
account, $4,000. and other capital ac-
counts payable, $4,000 The order is con-
tingent upon various readjustments Of the
accounts which the commission requires
TO be made
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
eORElGN MARKETS.

.co,,rors interchangeable. tRegistered. ECou-
mons GRegistercd and coupon.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
LiNerlool NeeklY repoTt. with conparIsonA,

Liverpool weekly report with comparisons.
This Last Last
week week year 1910
sales. all kinds. 9.Oco 10000 - O0 26ooo
sales. American. $1,000 2f.0tO i,cJ HOOD
Sales, speculation 1.Oo loo
sales. export ..... loo 700 l,WO
Forwarded ...,.. $1,000 $1,000 5000 $1,000
Imports, all kinds 1900 2s,OO0 10000 22W1
Imports, American 5000 1000 2,OCo 12,Wo
Actual exports, all
kinds ........ 10000 1000 1000 1900
Stock all kinds. .642. 900 6S7,0o0 $4,000 $4,000
Stock, American. .52l 900 56$ UO 323,Ooo 23o,OO
Ahoat for @. b.,
ali kinds -. $4,000 5000 5000 $1,000
Ahoat for @. L.,
American ..... 2l.WO llVo ls,Wo o-Wo
Liverpool cables: Spot dull at points ~
vance: sales. 5000 bales; speculation and eA-
port 300: American. 2,00O imports, 1900.
middling upland. 663d. Futures opened steady
and unchanged closed quiet at a net advance
OF Id2 points: August. s42d; August-Septem-
ber B34isd; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q. 2olsd; octo
her 80 November 6.17d; November December.
6l2Isd: Decenber-Jsnuary, 6.i3d; January
February. 6l3d: February March, q. .lao.
March April 6l5isd April-May, 6.161sd;
May-June. 6iIisd; June-July. Slid: July-Au-
gust. 6.l6lsd
New orleans. Aug 24.--Veathe. reports
we're about neutral and with littlc eject on
cotton futures here to-day. Covering by
shorts during a quiet session supplied about
the only support the market gOl The close
was steady AT a net advance of 1 point;
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS.

fr,,-,i.b.d nv g. H. 2. Pell & Co, No. 81
"a Wall street,
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

Furnished by W. y. Coler q Co, No. 70 Cedar
street,
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

later on will doubtless place the balance
again on the right side.
With the floating supply of stocks lin
lted and the appearance of developments
favorable to individual issues the profes-
sional tendency is to exhaust too rap
idly the bullish potentialities of the situa-
ton. and corrective movement such as
has appeared is of great value in It's re-
lation to the stability of the general price
level. We believe that additional reasons
for optimism will materialize. and recon-
mend selected purchase on fair opportu-
nifty"
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

Company. OF Kentucky. have increased
normally during the month Of July. The
company owns and operates all the elec-
trio street railway lines in Louisville
comprising 165 miles of track. The gross
earnings for July. 1912. were s26os65.
against s257,6O9 for the corresponding
period in 1911, an increase Of 1886. Net
earnings amounted TO s104,O1O. AZ COM
pared with s1o3,539 for July. 1911, an in
crease Of .i71. The company reports
earnings for July. 1912, and the seven
months ended July 81, 1912. as follows:
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES

IN liberal supply and very weak; sweets in
heavy supply and about 81 per Dbl lower
string beans and lima beans in excessive sup
ply and urging FOR sale az extremely low
prices Caulinowers plenty and weaker Corn
Ceipt and decidedly higher the advance being
equal 10 81 per crate during the last few days.
Peas in free supply but largely poor and sell
ing AZ low ngures Peppers more plenty and
lower. Tomatoes steady. POTATOES, Long
Island. bbl or bag 81 75as2 Is; jersey. round,
81 I5as2 %: long. 81 2JQsi 90; SWEET PO-
TATOES Southern. yellow. bbl. SldS2 25: red.
slasl 70. Jersey. No /, basket; 81 25aki 80;
VANS southern Slds2: SWEETS and VANS,
culls bb Jocqsl: ONIONS: Connecticut Val
e3any s fo% ysdS So s. :s, @ g. '% rsd 81 .si i?sG g
white, 81 20gs1 90; basket. 75cgSl: Long Isl
and. yellow 6bl. s?gs3 25: jersey, yellow or
basket. 5oQ7bc: white 66a,l BEANS, basket
or bag. 25975e BEETs; Dbl 81 2Sqsl 80; 100
76cQsl basket. 3oQ5oc: 100 bunches. sla
81 80; CUCUMBER PICKLES. Dbl 5ocas2:
Long Island. 81 5OdS 90; CtCtMBERS. Jer-
ket' 60G7sc: CABDAGEs. 100. 81 5Oas3 so;
hbl. 500 7jc; ton. sl39sl5: southern. crate. SOC;
CAULIFLoWERs. state pol. s3asi; Long Isl
dozen stalks. l084oc; EGGPLANTs. Jersey,
basket, 4OQ60c: bbl. slGtl go; Virginia, bbl or
crate, 193oss .SIrncs,; 5o ,;as, s!ate "a dozen zen
dsi ~; nearby. bbl, siGsl 70; LIMA BEANS,
potato. basket. 2Jq75c; bag, 25q0oc; bush,
basket or bag 25140c: hat. 2On36c; MUSH-
ROOMS. Alb basket S2ds2 30; OKRA. peach
basket. jOcRsl: Southern. carrier, sl9sl IS;
PEPPERS. bbl, 6OcGSl: basket. 25a40c; hox,
20da5c: PEAS large. basket 5ocqs1: bag J0lp
SOC; small basket or bag 60975c: PARSLEY.
basket or crate. 30d6oc: PUMPKINS bbI. 50g
R5c: ROMAINE. basket. 25p6Oc; RADISHES.
100 punches, 81; SQUASH. marrow bbl. slS
81 80: white or crooked neck. Ocqsl; TUR-
NIPS. rutabaga, bbl. 7jcasl; white. sidsi 80:
TOMATOES, Jersey. box 0dI5c; Delaware
and MARYLAND. carrier. 25g5oc. WATER
CRBSS 100 lunches. 81
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
optimistic on the Future.

review Of the general situation
sne Dickerson & CO. make a maj
! sseuon as follows: 1.-THE heavy increase
,,' "Astioh Of railroad property taken
~ ms suspension for months OF pro-
~ railroad rate advances and the re-
p' developments with reference 10 the
.1ina Canal have all exerted an effect
sst prices.
A. % monetary position is less favor-
a. The English bank reserve is belo"
=. ~n'year avesge, and local clearing
80. Institutions have begun 10 feel a
~ s1s"ent Of funds 20 crop territory
80, expected this year 10 be eonsia-
s.ss and has probably caused some
~ sss'aiory selling Of bonds. Interest ana
'o disbursements for September IN
4, some $lOs.cOo,OOO must be prowded
me July natural increase In exports
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

The Public Service Commission OF the
I'd District has authorized the Niagara
and Erie Power Company 10 issue its
capital stock 10 the amount OF $4,000
and bonds upon the security OF It's per
cent thirty-year mortgage TO the amount
of $4,000 Its stock is to be sold at not
less than par. and the bonds at not less
than So. The proceeds are to be used
for the right OF way necessary for the
construction of high tension transmits
sion line from West Portland. Chautauqua
County, TO the boundary line Of Pennsyl-
vania, for the construction OF trausmis-
sion lines between these points and to re-
imburse the company for expenditures
made from capital account between Janu-
aTy /, 1911, and May 81, 1912.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

Fy-Controller Herman \. Metz has been
elected a director Of the Atlahtc I'm
press Company.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
l||[f NOTES OF FINANCE
,,rauraphs Of Current Interest
for the investor.

,s one thing about the new silk
Ia'' n may raise the prices of silk
sas. s,.,hes skirts. dresses, etc, but the
'S~rk,ng man and his family will not
F'l,-Ied The poor rich, however. may
..r,e troubles of their own.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

Totals Observation-Disclosures s65, ,4il 100 1886
Areregat. reserve on deposits, Ss3,SIs,lh
dscresee. s3S 300: percentage Of legal reserve
IL 10
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

TOtaI dcpOsItS eTlnInHt-
ing amounts due from
reserve depOSturios and
from other banks and
trust companies In Now . o.
York city ............. 6lt 40 '''5'Sp
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mai outside % the city. for $500 a
year. or SOC month. IN advance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-15
MORMAlS BEAT LOCAL
GIRLS At BASKET BALL

The Amarillo High School basket
ball team. girls. lost 10 the Normal
team from Canyon last night Ia a
keenly contested and highly interest
Ing game Ia the Woodmen Hall The
battle was witnessed BY a goodly
number Of fans, who evidenced their
appreciation In yociferous fashion
Miss Lair was the bright and scin-
tillant star for the visitors. scoring
six field goals In the first half The
game. which was called at eight
o'clock. was played IN twelve and n
half minute halves. with an inter
mission OF nine minutes The Wis
itors left for Canyon nj 30.
Tho lire ups Canyon Lair.
Spires. forwards. stone. Dobbylys.
centers. Webster. Turk, guards,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-15

WANTED TO SELL 20 choice corn
'od hogs. dressed and delivered al
your door this week n you want
some Christmas old-fashlonod sau-
sage make u yourself WIN sell You
one hog or more weight $50 10 roo
lbs FOR o. per Do sec or phone i
N. Medley. 1870