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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

fresh outbreak of political nervous
ness was seemingly responsible for tho
downward movement IN the market on
the Consolidated Stock EXchaugo. Prices
gave way easily under heavy offerings.
The selling came from both commission
houses and professional sources. Incov-
erlng OF stop loss orders added 10 the vol
umc Of offerings. The heaviest dealings
were in Reading. United States steel
Union Pacific. Amalgamatcd Copper.
American Smelling. American Beet Sugar.
American Can. Eric and Lehigh Valley.
Alnalgamatcd Copper at first exhibited an
advancing tendency. counter TO the gem
cral movement OF tho market. but II later
lost ground with the rest Of the list II
dated floor, compared with high at
tanned on tho New York Stock Exchange
Of $50, and Il touched low Of SG7s.
against - on the other board TrausaC-
lions were recorded for number OF
stocks long time before sales Of those
stocks were reported on the other cN-
change FIFTY shares OF marlborough
call at co.'s, which was the only sale ol
that stock reported I'm Wall Street until
after ! o'clock. Illinois Central opened on
the Consolidated at 1919 long before il
was quoted on the New York Stock EN-
change Reading on the opening call sold
TO the extent OF iGD shares a. lipis to nos,
the linal price on the call being 1901, This
compared with a subsequent New York
Stock Exchange high Of l1ois Steel ac-
counted for loo shares OF the total busi-
ness Of $50 shares done on the call. sell
ing AZ ~ and A.. the latter being both
It's opening and final price on tho call n
was also the price at which Steel opened
At 10 o'clock ON the New York Stock EX-
change Detailed operations follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

1 lOt \ NJ hEsAl.- HlNUf inactive IIf
steady. and there WAS fairly LIBERAL business
g. -. winter straishts. 81 coast Is. winter pat
ents. s. 9opNj 30. spring clears. 81 GOUSl 20.
extra 30 ! winter - 2uffSi go: 30 . 81 100
s. -. Kansas strtIshts. 81 iUuSi g. fancy
spring patents. $iuS6 30. RYE FLOUR
Steady. Fair To- good So HUUS4. choice to
fancy, s. OjdSi H.. CORNMEAI, Firm Kiln
dried 81 -. BAG MEAI.-Firm. Quoted: Fine
81 ~. FEED Western spring, ST. 80: stand
ard middug S26 So; -four do 81 go. red dog
S32 80. city bran, S22 30 bulk S24 sacks. mid.
di :: N.I !unS33 red dog Sls 30. homluv
cho S2GH$2I bulk. 81 2OHS2s ~ sacks. oil
meal. S32 jrH>36 30
PROVISIONS Comparatively quict hut
STEADY I'm sympathy with tho strength in corn
and Influenced by numerous complaints OF
diseased hogs In some Of tho principal West
crn statcs. PORN steady; mess. S20a$2o go
family. S20nS@l. short clear $40 IJdS22
REEF Firm; moss. SlfGSiG 30. family. SIS -
uSl9: packet $l1 J0U$le. extra India mess.
500 5OHS30 BEEF HAMS Quiet at S2SGS3t
DRESSED HOGS steady. bacouS. f2uI2i.c:
pigs. l14ic. CUT MEATS-PbkleJ bellies
quiet m l2dl4c; picked hams steady at i3iaH
lie. TALLOW-Flrm. special. ThTTiaC; city.
6fsc. country, GHb"tc. LARD Steady: Mid
die West. lloJ4ll lJc; city quiet az 1880.
refined steady. South America. t2O5c: Cont
ucnt. If 10. Brazil. Kegs. I3O5c: compound
l3ien14c. city lard. l2i.,. nominal
COTrONSEED Oii,-Busluess was small
and prices were easier Crude oil was said to
he offering more freely from tie South The
near months showed the greatest weakness,
closing al net loss Of 7ulj points while the
distant positions were unchanged 70 . points
net lower. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

sPELTER Quiet. Iojd715c New York
GSIlsc bid East 81 Louis; London. a." iVs.
ANfIMONN-Duu: Cooksons, S.i5c. Iron
cleveland warrants. 62s lad in London. Local l,
IS steady. No l foundry. Northern, $40 ~,
81; No :. Sl60Sl6 70; No !, Southern ana
soft. SIS 2jH$l6 a..
hOLASSES AND SNRUPS-Slow demand
and prices uomiually Unchanged.
NAVAL STORES-Rosin arm, with some
prices higher Spirits turpentine STEADY 20
drm. Tar steady. TURPENrlNE.Spi, I,l's
machine bbls. 44c. TAR-$5 80. ROslN
Common b good, strained, So So h. 81 90: -,
- go; y. s. %: +. - -: =. 81 "a: II. $. ~
D. s. so; *, = 49, VI. s. 80. y. - 90 w.
- 40. WV. s. 50
OlLc-Rehned petroleum In seasonahie ne
mand at S.;Jc for standard white IN DDS AT
New York. Linsced oil Was unchanged
RICE-Firm al primary points and stcauS
here. and full prices generally quoted.
SUGAR Refined steady but quiet ana uh
changed fine grauulated 81 net less per
cent cash In LonIOn beet sugar was quiet
with August sd higher at lis Sd: september per
sd lower. at 9s l0i.d. Raw here steady put
ouiet: centrifugal 90 test. 4.11c. muscoya6o'
% test 3.6lc; moiasses sugar - test, 80,
These prices We're bid. with equal 10 fi'c
"A sksd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
VICE-PRESIDENTs DROPPED
Vhlcago g. Alton Road Will Not Fill
Vacant Offices.

chlcago, Aug. 22.--The Chicago q Alton
i~llroad Is 10 havc.no vice-presidents' as
sfesult Of changes being made by q. a..
burlington. who recently succeeded
ihsodore p. Shonts as president OF the
iosd.
NO successor Will be appointed Tor
frank w. Morse who resigned a short
u'Ne ago as vice-presldent and genera
Ishsger His duties have been taken
'ssr by the president. No one VIII sue
20 Walter j. Ross as Vice-preslheh''
er Ross was chosen president Of inc
s0'er Leaf System a few days ago ana
:, - work will be assumed by George A.
Jar assistant general freight agent
u'e Chicago. Milwaukee & st Paui
~ -Ioad. Nr Blair's connection Win the
.Nsaso O. Alton viii begin on Septem-
- J. an $50 have the title Of frame
nehager.
INC new arrangement will be similar TO
~ N force while Samuel NJ. FELTON, was
ne'oent Of the Chicago & Alton. when
we were no Wce-presidents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

Transactions for foreign account ycstcr-
day were all on tho selling side, embrac-
Ing a few thousand shares, mainly Of
steel common, Union Pacific and Anal
gamated Copper
Tho Great Lakes Towing Company has
declared the regular quarterly dividend Of
ia per cent payable October {.
The Stock Exchange has admitted to the
list Sl52)Oc0 additional first consolidated
mortgage 4 per cent bonds Of the Mime
apoHs ST Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Rail-
way Company and $4,000 additional cap
ital stock OF the United Fruit Company.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Company
has bought 5000 freight cars from the
Canadian Car and Foundry Company.
The plates and shapes TO be used in the
construction Of these cars will be rolled
10y the Carnegie steel Company. and Will
take about 5000 tons OF steel.
The American Steel and Wire Company
has raised its price for reinforcing con
crete wire mesh 81 a ton
:. H. =. Pcu and Harper Lake, of this
city. and Harold G. Sears. Of Boston. nave
been elected members Of the New York
Cotton Exchange, Thomas T. Crisis has
been reiustated i'm membership.
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
yesterday received bids for construction
matrial for the projected new subways
and for the extensions Of the elevated
lines. No awards will be made until after
the execution Of the operating contracts
between the company and the city.
The Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh
Railway Company has ordered two
Mikado type locomotives from the Amer
lean Locomotive Company, to cost $4,000.
The transfer books Of the ChemunS
Copper Company. which IS to be absorbed
by Phelps. Dodge & Co. will be perma-
ncntly closed on August 81 preparatory to
the dissolution Of the corporation and the
distribution Of its assets The company's
properties are in New Mexico.
The price Of steel hoops has been ad-
vanccd 81 a ton TO a minimum Of 81 80
a hundred pounds. 4 sale OF 1900 tons of
steel bars for delivery next January has
b.cn made on basis Of 81 20 a hundred
pounds. comparing with the Official
price Of 81 20. Some Of the companies are
refusing to sell steel for delivery next
year. expecting higher prices within the
next few months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

The earnings Of the American Light and
Traction Company for July, 1912, are
larger than FOR the same period in 1911.
The company controls various gas. cleo
trio lighting and traction companies I'm
different parts OF the United States The
gross earnings for July. 1912. We're 500. 20
as compared with t2Si. So for July. 1911 re-
an increase Of NiS7. Net earnings for
July. 1912, amounted to S2SS Sc, an in
crease OF $l3,357 over July, 1911. For tho
twelve months ended July 81, 1912, gross
earnings were $Ll2I796. as compared with
Si.00.co" an Increase Of SJo7s6. Net earn
iugs for the twelve months ended July 81
1912. were $lO07 90. against $4,000. an
increase OF SIG 9tj over the corresponding
period a year ago. The company reports
for July. the seven months ended July g.
1912. and the twelve months ended July
Il 1910 as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
THE COTTON MARKET
Business Small, Fluctuations
Marrow, Close About Even.

There were symptoms Of nervousness IN
the cotton market Yesterday and as out
standing interests are believed TO have
been reduced in anticipation OF the Labor
Day adjournment and tho crop report
due on September s, trading was Of COM
paratively small volume. Fluctuations
were not large. and after few ups and
downs the market closed steady al 1
point net higher to 1 point lower IN
advance IN Liverpool was attributed TO
better Manchester trade. and reports from
domestic goods houses were that sup
plies were being shipped ont freely on
old orders These reports were consld-
cred favorable. and led bulls TO believe
that demand for raw material would IN
crease fas enough to Offset the growing
volume of Southern hedge selling. South
ern spot markets were unchanged 10 a
fraction lower. and the local market was
quiet at 1l.SOc for middling upland Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS

Tondon. Aug. 1.-The weekly return Oh
the Bank Of England shows the Hollow
ing changes: Total reserve incl oeoo'
l2g2 600: circulation, decrease |-'o'Y'''
million increase $4,000; other securl'icS'
increase G9G2 900; other deposits decre oa"
e374Ooo public deposits, increase 1-sSl" Wv
government securities. decrease ~oi''V,''
The proportion Of the banks reserve -
liabilities IS now 1880 per cent aga
the same figure 1880 per cent last "e ZEN,
and compares with an advance OF o'.'
per cent 10 57Ib per cent III inns "1en , ''nN
wear The rate of discount remains un,
changed at per cent. The c'eaIl"eS
through the London banks Tor tn M ,aat
were e27s ss5. 900. against GSlo'oo'VVV i"a a.
week. and e22O,3sOOOO in this "eeh i'''
year
Paris. Aug 2e-Thc weekly return i'.,n ~,
the Bank of France shows the iollo oDo 200
changes: Gold in hand Increased l" OOo coo
francs. silver In hand dccreaseu 'V''
francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
Not carnings

The earnings Of the cities Service Com
pany Tor July increased $lS,11i over the
same period in 1911. Gross earnings for
July, 1912. amounted TO SSl.3o2, whereas
for July. 1911. they were only $GGlSS.
Net earnings for July. 1912, were $685.
as compared with $59,2l5 for July 1914,
an increase Of S1G.7ol. The earnings for
the twelve months ended July 81 1872.
were at the rate OF $50 per cent on the
outstanding common stock. The com
pany reports for July. 1872. and the twelve
.----.- H. onand Ill.. II lnlu 10 fnIlnue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
FOREIGN MARKETS.

rt,orpool. Aug. %. -wHEAI-Spot stcady D
iise uypanitoba' IS / I'D; No 3, is I'D; fut-
80, 40 G%n, october. rs sad; December ,s
ia coRN-Spot. new American KIN
I,ieh steady. rs ID. old. mixed, hrm rs "a :
FUTURES HItg drm; september Ss 40 Deem das
hnr a. 1iHd. FLoUR-WinIer patents rs ~
"a IIopS in London OPacihc Coast, tam
W nfiEF-Extra india mess. 133s 20
D6pE-Prime mess Western, VIs Sd II M9
Shor, cut. 61s I'd. BACON-.Cumberland
80, ees short rib, Ills; clear bellies. 6:is cd ;
cut ,on, o" rlcar middlcs light, COS Cd; heavy.
as sbort clear backs, 62s Sd. SHOULDERS
Senate JGs LARD-Prime western
ilcrdes. 5is Cd: American refined. pals, 55s
oI 5SuEESE--Canadian finest white, new
a. cntnrcd Cos. TALLOW-Primo city
"3s sd. Australian In London, 35s ed.
;rI'p pENTINE-S Spirits. 2ls 81. ROSlN-
CANNON i6s. PETROLEUM-Redned Esd
: ISstEsD OH. BIS COTTONSEED OIL
Hull refined, spot 20s va: -,s
ondon Aug 29.-SUGAR-Raw, centrif-
,.si lis Cd, muscovado 0s Cd: beet, Au-
GUST lis Cd. CoTToNsEED oIL--Augusi-
Sentcmber. 61s LINSEED OIL 33s 7isd
sPERM or. $50. PETRoLEuM-Amerll,,
can renned, sd: spirits. %. TURPENTlNE
Snirits 9os ROSIN-American strained
las I'd. fine. los 4lsd. -
Antwerp. Aug. -@-PETRobEum' -
francs 80 centines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-MoneE on
call opened at -. per cent; highest, per
cent: lowest. ~ per cent: closing 2ia per
cent: ruling rate, 2's per cent. Time
money was still quiet. Rates: 3i2Q3"i
per cent for sixty days; 324H4 per cent
for ninety days; 44 per cent for four
months. 4'.d4ti per cent for five and six
months. Mercantile paper was sufficiently
plentiful TO offer excellent oppOrtuniue
for investment. but the local demand was
light, and that from other centres by no
means heavy. Rates: 5U5lg per cent for
sixty 10 ninety days Endorsed bills re-
ccIvablc. and choice four to six months
single names, and 5l2u5 per cent i'f
others.
opcued steady at a shade above Wedncs-
DAYS final figures. closing dull and a
shade easier Final quotations were: Dc
rIaud sterling, 4S12j; cables, 4b,b'; sixty
dav bills. A84iI: short francs. JlSt4 plus
2-64. short bridesmaids. 1914 less l-32.
Bankers posted rates follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
Nav England Coal Shortage.

There Is a reported shortage Of coal I'm
Van. england. and the Coat Dealers As
.ooist,on. according 70 Boston adyices'
NC snpolnted a committee to investigate
80 nondit,ors and learn why out of on
annusl $1,000 tons consumption there
'hop,d be 100000 tons shortage. New
vork coal distributing houses Will he in
,orrogated. and # discrimination IS
nroved and no satisfaction obtained, the
ossociation viii seek federal aid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

METALS toPpER-St Standard drm: spot.
august ana september IL 35n1T.J0r; October.
steady; spot. tt9 los. futures, go * gd: deal
crs stated that a large business had been done
az present prices. but there was no quotable
change lake and elcctrolvttc iTMc casting at
llsulfHc. Arrivals, $500 TONS exports. 10,
1870 tons 80 iar this month TIN Firm; spot,
5000 it.@5c. August. A.. s5d4G. DC. September,
i5s1n i1.9uc; October. - 7Oa4Gc. November.
% 4Jn Soc, sales. toms september at 40 Soc
and % tons November at 4J.B2 irc London
LEAD steady; spot. i4Jdi i5c. New York
iiOu4.o0c. East ~ Louis, London. 40 los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
Rs.hl.hsm,s New Capacity.

Tho producing capacity Of ;he Bcthie-
hem steeI Corporation viii be consider
ablv increased after the construction or
the six additional open hearth furnaces
rscertlv planned It is estimated the
conacity will be at a., rate of 1000 tons
Of ingots "a month. cor n the nelehOo'-
hood Of 10000 tons annually. The con-
tract for the erection of the six new
omen hearth furnaces has already been
awarded +. H. Clement & Co. The APP
proximate cost is thought TO Toe around
10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
NEW YORK HIBERNIANs ousTEO

Watertown. n. Y, Aug AT lo-u" - .
session Of the state convention OF 'no , 80"
Gent order Of Hibernians the th'r'' ia
New York city delegates we're ui n'..,l,on
because Of Indebtedness Of their ui'' .no's
10 tho national and state bodies. u .nine
decided that certified check coE nards
the amount must be placed IN 'ho n@
~ the state treasurer before they "o"''
Ie reiusialed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
MINING
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Aug. 22.-wheat was sensitive to
dav and responded quickly 10 buying orders
Srbc close was steady on the upper levels
- - htgher corn ruled higher with sep
,e1,bsr al the front. and closed h@lc higher.
oats finished unchanged TO sc W ana ,aSl
Lies left provisions from @'cc lower To l-'fc
LIpber Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

bhl. 50qI5c; LIMA BEANS. potato. basket.
DOE q 81 bag. 50N zoe; bush. basket or nSs'
80 n 6Oc: fiat 25d5OC MUSHROOMS. I'D
basket. s. 81 80: OkRA. peach basket. 80
q 81: PEPPERS nearby Dbl. zoe 81 =.
basket. 80 n soc: box. 2Jm zoe; Virginia Dbl
or large crate. T5c ID 81 PEAS. western Ncw
81. small. basket or Gag 500 T5c. PAIRS
LEY. basket or crate 3ONG oc. Pr MPklNS.
hhl. ~ 70 G5c: ROMAINE. state. basket, 200
zoe: RADISHES loo bunthes. 81. SQUASH.
marrow Dbl $iUSl 81: white or crooked
meek. 50cHSl. SPINACH. seas s. 20. TJR-
NIpS rutabaga. zoe U'Sl; white. 81 dSl %;
TOMATOES. Jersey box. -oH zoe. Delaware
and Maryland carrier - NJ soc
MIX AND CREAM-rhe exchange rate
remains at 3iac quart net TO tic shipper
i'm the DC zone, or 81 II i0-Quart can de-
iivcred in New York. Tho market is Verv
snug. Two daYs Of warm wcathsr would
produce a shortage.
The receipts - milk and cream m 10
quart cans for tho week ended August II
We're as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.--Boston' pai
C,bicapo sc discount; New Orleans, com
n raii J0c discount, bank 81 premium:
81 louis. l5c discount bid, l0c discount
asked: Minneapolis. l0c premium; ChaIlcs-
ton, buying par, selling ~ Per S oc tcle-
MUM San Francisco s'sH' - '''O
graph &c.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York. cX-
changes $25j 672, 49S, balances Sio,I4Z,ZoI; ,
P"ston exchanges S4744,325, balances
Il Q14 4g6: Chicago, exchanges 9i[; "oo'o9v,
I,iances S2.3s2.282: Baltimore, exchanges
s. ,iqg 6l5. balances $6529S6.
SILVER MARKET-CO par
eiIVeT G2ssc: Mexican silver dollars; 43sc'
Far silver i'm London closed at y ll-lou'
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexicann eX-
change on New York is quoted at -i'2'
srrR-TREASURY.-Th Sub-Treasutr Try
was creditor at the Clearing HOUSE io'
Il gTq us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

The earnings Of the Virginia Railway
and Power Company for July. 1879. in
creased S3.613 over the same period i'm
1911. Tho company owns or controls
through lease the entire street railway,
electric light and power business I'm Rich
moud. Petersburg. Norfolk Portsmouth
and Berkeley. The company reports for
July as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
BOND DOTS.

An election held at Sullivan County.
postoficc Milan. Mo. on August r. II Is
stated, resulted in the defeat Of the prop
osition to issue the $4,000 bridge bonds.
An election held at Meridian Lauder
dale County. Miss. on July 80. it is stated
resulted I'm the defeat of the question 81
issuing $1,000 watcrworks bonds and in
favor of the propositions 10 issue SIS 800
street paving and $1,000 sewer bonds.
Lewis County, postofice Hohcnwald
Tenn, will receive proposals until p. m.
September 10. for the $1,000 per cent
coupon school Improvement taX-free
bonds recently authorized. Bonds are in
the denomination OF 5000 each. dated
September TO- 1912. and due September
I, 1902
Fort Scott School District. postonice
Fort Scott, Bourbon County. kan. will
receive proposals until y. m. August Is
fer $4,000 ~ per cent building and equip
mcnt bonds Bonds are I'm the dcPomina-
ton of $lCn0 each dated July I, 1912. and
mature July !. 1872
Sweetwatcr Nolan County. Tex, viii
receive proposals until p. m, September
g. FOR the $35.@0 per cent sewerage bonds
recently authorized. Bonds are in the de
nomination Of $L00 each, dated July D.
1912, and due July =, 1852. optional after
July 3, 1852.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The Altoona Gas Iieht and Fuel Com
pduy. of Pennsylvania, which is con-
trollcd by the United Gas and Electric
Company, reports for the year ended June
20 r9Cf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
....,bsrn Pacific improvements.

a., cxp,ndi,ure Of s'Oaooo for the pur-
~ charging their shops and pro-
"a, inprcy.d facilities. it is reported
w" ~, So made uy the Southern Pacific
railroad at Houston, Tex. In addition 70
.tis amount. Sg,gtoc) viii he expended
80 new rolling stock on the Texas &
~ orleans division Electrical ma
.v,aerv will be installed in the shops at
uons,on 10 take the place of steam
uov,er.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
SEED PRICES,

Toledo. Aug. 22.-CLOVERSEED bushel,
cash. prime and october $40 07ls Decen,-
her S907is March. $l0OTk AISIKE,
casa. prime and August Sll 80: september
sl1 -, TIMOTHY. cash. prime and August,
s. 52ta September, s. rs; october and De-
eember, s. 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

The Richmond Light Heat and Power
Company. controlled by the United Gas
and Electric Company has increased its
earnings for the year ended June 80 20
Tf,j5S over tho corresponding period in
1911. The company operates IN Indiana
and serves population of 22.S24. The
company reports for the year ended June
80 last as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
New Steel Mill Equipment.

rho Duluth plant Of the Minnesota
~. ~" company. subsidiary Of the
81 states steel corporation. is 10 be
- ia with the latest machinery. The
sV p,rsct for The fun equipment has been
'VD' rS.3 10 the Alis-Chalmers Company
ave ,r,u be delivered some time within
a'' ,.xt twelve months The exact cost
~ the equipment is not stated but 1t is
V,5 will be very heavy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23

Liverpool cables-Spot quiet az points ad-
vances Sales. 5000 bales speculst ton and OK
port 500. American. 10000. Imports 700:
middling upland. 6.G2l. Futures opened outlet
at I point advance. Liverpool closed quiet net
unchanged TO l point decline. August g. 4Od:
August September G.32 I'D. September October.
SOD. October-November. q. i5d. November
December 6.l0d: December January. 6.O3isd;
January February. d.lOisd: February March.
6.llIsd March-AprL 613d: April-M MAJ. 6.l4d;
May-June. a. I'D: Junc-July. 6t4iad: July Au-
gust. 61id. Manchester-Yar nrmer cloths
quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
CURB ECHOES.

The Jim Butler mine at Tonopah has
at last shipped a car of ore. and 1t Is
said will hereafter endeavor to ship sew
eral cars a week 10 the old Belmont mill
al Miller's station. The ore in the samp-
ling ran $50 a ton, which viii give the
Jim Butler company good earnings. The
management has decided to break ore Only
on the first and third levels while new
development work is starting on the 500
foot level
Tonopah Extension is giving a good ac-
count Of itself these days, both from the
point of view Of mine results and stock
market activity. and if it keeps up the
pace will regain the prestige so rudeiy
shaken a few years ago when tho stock
tumbled from si2 a share down to 10
cents, much TO the disappointment, II is
said. Of Charles NJ Schwab, who held the
controlling interest. Since 1907 much
work has been done In opening up large
ore bodies mill construction and acquisi-
ton Of extensive additional acreage. Dur
ing the last few months mill earnings
have run s55.OOO TO $4,000 a month.
one Of tho largest pieces Of develop
ment work reported now in progress at
Goldfcld is on the st. Ives ground Of the
GoIdfield Merger Mines Company where
a shaft is being sunk to a depth Of 1000
feet before attempting TO do any cross
cutting. This shaft by IS feet. is now
nearing the 1,300-foot point. Recent dis
closures I'm the adjoining claim Of the
Goldfeld Consolidated make tho manage
mcnt hopeful that ore will bc found at
depth in both Atlanta and Merger Mines
ground.
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New Orleans Aug. 22.--Cotton futures
closed nearly steady at net decline 81 3Gf5
sat- good weather map seemed 10 inspire
commission house selling, but "a furry 81
buying steadied the market. Tho afternoon
afforded nothing new and gradual relapse
followed