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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-Money OF
call was in nominal demand and opened
at per cent; closing. per cent, Most
~ the loans were made at ~ peI cent
lime money was in fair demand. Rates
90 per cent FOR sixty and ninety days,
" per cent for four months. and "a
Fer cent for five and Elk months Tho
Itmand for mercantile paper was dull.
Rates; per cent for s!Nty TO ninety
Gays Endorsed bills receivable and choice
Tour 10 six months single names, ard
% per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.--For eX-
Grange vas duh with tone steady. Little
change IN rates. Yesterdays quotations
Were; Demand sterling 4S5i.Q4. $3.50: ca
oleN, AHau4.SjS5: sixty day bills, tsslJ0
az snort francs. 5S's less Isl: short
reichsmarks. 9<7.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. Boston. yaI';
Charleston, par, selling 10 Per cent.
SILVER MARKET. Bar silver was
n!m al AID, an advance OF Lisa.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE Mexicsn ex-
change OF New York Was quoted a.
2oli.. unchanged.
CB-TREASCRY.- United States
Sub Treasury was a creditor al the Clear
ing House yesterday 20 the extent Of
sal "a
BANK CLEARGNGS.-New York. eN-
changes &fGi, 10, balances N9, az, ~,
Boston. exchanges SS.5Sl. 566. balances.
S36,0S6: Philadelphia. exchanges ssS2 47. :
10. balances 2.SS1e0; Pittsburgh. eN-
changes SSE.942. Baltimore, exchanges
S. lB. 80, balances N59. 212.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
D. G. REID IN TOBACCO
Chief Factor in Big combina-
ton Now in Forming.

Daniel G. Reid, It is reported on good
authority is the principal figure in the
syndlcate which is planning a consolida-
lion OF many of the independent tobacco
ana cigarette companies Control OF the
9uroEnG Company, as was announced sew
ersi days ago, has been acquired by Will
lam RI. Butler, acting for the syndicate.
ana several other concerns. upon which
options have been secured, will be taken
over within short time
The company into which these concerns
VIII be combined will, Il IS expected, soon
De incorporated, with sSo.00Ooo0 common
and S20,0o0.oo0 preferred stock. II will
nave close relations with the United Cigar
stores Company il lie understood, but Will
not be controlled by it, the arrangement
oeins rather one under which the United
cigar stores Company will handle all o.
the greater part OF Tire new compsny's
output of cigarettes and tobaccos~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22

o. e5ass Is; western. IS soo$e 20; ssocss1 sae
;ta :.iy.s SSH s. s' noo se
I'm, - s,:s e. s,h' SsaX %; 70
:. soe 3. . Il; fisa sfssss 49, III PEI
1000; az; xs.E: N.tiys q ri. 20 20; N ~.
EsS sSi.io' SEPT. si..-ctTTLE-ase.,ss,:.
i Ell ~ s.s,is H f: ssc 1sas
and i0Fi5f higher; H.a,y aud rntsss ~ ~
g SS :9 81 s5:,.7 g SSss ~ C %.iss
, s. Hsss y ' snE 81 AID tAsissEEr.ists
1900; sheep active AEd steady. !smes SLOW ana
20. lower; lstats 81 606t7 IS.
IBy Telegraph TO The T:ieuneI
81. Louis, Sept f.--CATrLE-Rscsltu
LOO: supply small snd deaaDd l.mtec. ESSs
zoo :s: a9y ao,!s. and a. 6 isv.r: ohs!c:
ssies. s. tosis 20: packers, s. ss4fs e. bee.
lights, 81 ty9ss -: meaiaf9. t,1$I %; r., 20 -
pig, g. s. ~ nc. s. ss;. s.sse II Irs
Receipts. is5: QUIET; bes, iaalss. 81 ese; ssS,.
ends 4,.s4&c; culs, ahe, Gown; ees' rat
sheep. 9Hc DOWN: medium, i&S.
200 including 100 sou.h.rns; tnst.., ..eassy;
fair 70 GOOD. ss9,s 3: we.ierp Gs.rs. IS ccS
$40: stoeke,s and fsetssr. 81 2sa97 30: sScth-
:Tn sse s. sac s$ sssisr n,s SS.' . sS
s. IS sss SO; bulls. So .stt5 80; calves. s. soc
Bulk of sales, IS t5ass ss; Lss,E, g. toess e.
hackers and bG.ehss, s. CSSs u; .san. 20 ~
100; markst STEADY: lambs, st9s7 %: scar
Ing. sI6Cas5 90; veth.ry Sass 90: eTet,
81 50Ss4 Is: s;ocseys aud tsedsrs IS 6oeS TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat. Corn and Oats Decline
Coffee Higher.

Trading in wheat was OF lfeless char
acter yesterday, a little steadiness at thc
start being overcome by bear!sh foreign
news and moderate liquidation. the close
being at Il net loss OF isaasc. Corn felt
the effects Of good weather. and rather
active selling forced prices down TO net
unchanged 10 isc lower. Firmness in
spot oats discouraged selling. trade was
only moderately active, and the close was
at an advance OF &c for September but a
decline OF is9hc for other months.
Ftrmness marked quiet trading in coffee
futures, with local shorts good buyers
and very light support to prices from
bulls. The opening was at an advance of
TO points, and on a steady climb prices
reached net gain from Fridays figures
Of to ID points at the close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. september H. l9l@,
BEENE>-Reeeipts, 800 head. mostly Goa,
unchanged, pressed beer Arm: native sides
cxLyEs-i.cs!p,s, zoo; 20 on sale. Mar;
IL; lee per ID; country dre.ssd DO. iOu 9.
ssl.,-Eswton g.; : c. 3! 81 81 y, ysar ias ID
E',n s G0% 81 f. =, loo H. S ssss 'S' d.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receip.s. c.aSe; s
eaTs on SALE Marie, au!.t s and :'s a. u
rsS: culis. ST 20; common 70 fairly prin.
lambs. s5asr 60 Dressed mutton unchanged,
% o S,, ,..,n l'T eS ii ss5 %..,
virginia lambs, ~ II average. 81 50 per 100
lb; Q Pennsyivsnla. II 10. 81 50; % Virginia.
81 h, SO IL; ee5 Bara'o, GO y, 1925; q
is3 i, IS; :, yiis'nis 10 IN, ~ i' Gull
'" Seton o. Z ( Co: JOS West virs,n!. i,ns.
g. & .5 sss p. .sssp 3 H. D., ~
d. ssin sh han % is Gha i9 50 ID,
81: SO. g y, S.; \ ohl2 sheeP ana s..sr!int..'
HoGs-Receip,s, .,46O head: cars on
sale. ree,iss Arm. Prime mad!lm ws.cat
state and Pennsylvania hoss sols At sss 90
ssiss--Newton & Co.: 90 Pennsylvania
hogs. i51 ID average. 50 Per, 100 ID; -. 1873
b. ID. Is. ~" '''t"' wv 10 . ''' Wv
g. Sanders: 40 Penns.vania hos,, i5s ID.
50, II pigs and rohghs 50 10, 81 so.
k.rns comml,,'on Co 10 state hogs. ~
81 20 Oete Yesterday; 81 Ptnnsyivsn!s hoKs,
lei 10, So; rough. $50 10, 81 80: / STAG 700
ID. -.
Chicsso, Sept, .I.--CATTLE--Reesip 500.
SLOW weak. Betyes, s. t5631' Ts1as steers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
MURRAY TO EXAMINERS
Controller Emphasizes Certain
Features of Their Work.

ways ana means Of making more cffe.
uNe the examination OF national banks
oy The representatives OF the government
were discussed yesterday at a conference
at the Custom House between L. Q. Mur-
ray, Controller Of the Currency, and the
I national bank examiners stationed in this
CITY and those assigned TO work else
where in the state of New York and in
New IersAy and Massachusetts. The Con-
t!ollcr made an extended address 10 the
| examiners, emphasizing certain points,
particularly the necessity Of careful eX-
animation OF all banks irrespective OF
their size and importance, and the i'm
portsnce Of careful scrutiny Of loans. lie
said IN part: e.. ....
II the examiner, representing the Cor
troier, finds any matters suojeot TO crit
Cisnn the directors arc entitled TO know
OF Il promptly. 20 that they NAV at me
time of the examination, either correct
the matters subject 10 criticism then and
there, or enter into an agreement Win
the Controller, through the examiner. for
tho correction OF these matters as soon
as possible. This plan can only be car.
rcd out ly a meeting OF the board OF
directors with the examiner at the time
OF the examination.
Another POINT which / VIII ASK you
10 INQUIRE into very carefully hereafter
viii be the uidue concentration OF the
loans of a bank in companies controlled
bv the bankS officers or directors. !
speak now OF any lank where such a
concentration would ruin the bank II the
loans were bad. II IL the duty OF the
examiner 70 know whether the loans
found I'm n bank arc good o: bad. II
they arc bad. Il H. the Controllers duty
10 order them out OF the bank But an
examiner cannot FORM any opinion as 20
whether loan is good or bad unless
he has full information on which % base
his opinion. You are. now required 10
give & Certihcate Of sOlvency on the re-
port Of every bank YOU examine, " you
can. and IL YOU cannot 20 Ftste why.
You cannot certify 20 a banks soirenCE
unless YOU know about the loans.
wish TO call your attention, and II ~
a point that frequently comes 10 the at
tcn,ion OF the Office, 10 tho time that me
country examiners give 10 a bank under
examination. | recently asked several OF
The best examiners who had country dis
.rIcts how long Il would take Rood
nan 20 make d good examination D! al
ordinary country bank ana the consensus
or orinIon was that il would take at
last from ten 20 twelve hours OF tho
.nosi eruell!nI kind OF hard. fast work
10 make a fair examination, and even
then many important things would De
leyt undone. / shall expect hereafter
that no report Will come 20 my once
unless I. shows on the face OF N thar
a fun and hard days work has been puf
into the examination. no matter now
small The hank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
NEW YORK CURB.

In the market for curb securities yes
terday interest centred almost entirely in
the Industrial list, with the general tone
firm. United Cigar stores OF America
opened up Z, Subsequently reacted a.
but later rallied 10 lN, new high mark
while the preferred rose Z points TO II.
Trading. however, was less active. The
p!sferred improved g. British American
Tobacco moved y on fair activity. Anglo
American OH Nas firm and frsctionelly
higher The Standard Oil subsidiaries
we're comparatively quiet. with fairly
good demand for Standard OIL OF New
jersey. The copper shares were almost
entirely neglected and about unchanged
Silver Issues we're steady. Bonds wore
dull
The gold and silver stocks were quite
active and al higher levei than yesteT-
day. Tonopeh North Star made rapid
rice again on confirmation OF an impoT-
,snt strike In the mine, gaining 10 points
overnight and selling up to I, cents.
.Tonopeh Merger also advanced 10 sL.SY
on heavy buying from Philadelphia
sources. West End changed hands al
s. 62!A ana Tonopsh Extension At S. 81
jim Butler vas strong and steady around
ic end &c. Florence gained few points
selling al &c, while 0oldheld Atlanta
traded at &c and PC. Jumbo Extension
Tae bid VI 70 SIC, ana closed strong
Tonopsh Mining vas the only issue show
ing a loss OF the day, selling at " % near
tho close. The rest OF the market was
firm and offerings rather scarce IN tho
Tonopah group.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE

Heavy profit taking came upon The
market on tho Consolidated Stock FIX
change, but the offerings were readily
absorbed, with the trend Of prices stead
ily upward throughout the short session.
Best quotations for the day were gener-
ally touched at or near the close Price $
on the opening call at p.SO o'ciock gave
q forecast or the subsequent action Of
The market. rejecting decided ove9-!9'
strength IN number Of instances. Srlslt-
Ing. Great Northern preferred and Brook
lyn Rapid Transit made gains Of x OF a
point. compared with Fridays closinGs,
while Reading was up = OF point and
Union Pacific and American Can were
esch up IS Of point. United States
Steel L@high Valley and Rock Island
were unchanged. Trading on the call
was active, the sales in the half hour be
lore tbs other exchanges opened totalling
s.sN shares Of this Steel accounted Tor
2.4SD shares a, '5ls and 76i2. the latter be-
.nE the Gnai price on the call. Sales to-
tailed 4T0 shares. with forty-n!nc stocks
r,fs che
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22

New York for the week ended Septem-
Der Q were soe,4d gold and ssi6.ss silver,
tho total OF y1i.5s comparing with
ssi,soi for the corresponding week OF
1911. From January 1 tc September q
there we're exports Of sse,eSe.5S9 gold and
So S170 silver, against $1,S6s,e0l gold and
sss,Osa,5E silver in the corresponding Pc
nod last year. In the week ended Sep
tcn1ber q there we're imported S3iS9o
gold ana yS37f) silver. total OF $685.,
against ,sI5,s1s in the same week last
year. Imports OF specie from January !
20 September p havo aggregated Nl-
slo.rO, comparing with ns.7s2aN IN the
corresponding period OF 1911.
The Buffalo & Susquehanna Railway
and Railroad Compsnys report for the
fiscal year ended June 90 last: Operating
revenues Of sS2a4,5a1, against s074s@ for
the preceding year; operating expenses,
s2us.e1. again., S,Ose.s7I; and net operat-
!ng revenue, s1SBs55, against fcs4,Hs. Total
income was Sslia, and after payment
Of inteyes, and other charges amounting
10 s7o,75 the surplus for the year was
s2ss alo. a decrease OF $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
INVESTMENT BANKERS MEET.

The aoard Of governors OF the new In-
csstmlent Beni,srs Association. meeting
In Chicago on FRIDAY, took steps toward
completing the details Of organization OF
the association. Committees were sp-
pointed on legislation, puolicits an6 DO
nestle relations. finance and auditing.
foreign relations, railroad bonds ana
eouipmen, notes, Industrial and rniscef.
ianeous stocks and bonds, public service
corporations municipal bonds and other
subjects. Chairman Caldwell, ~ho pre-
sided at the meeting. urged the est4b.
iishment OF a statistical Sureau and the
securing Of cooperation OF, the part OF
nublicaiiona AIyfnk financial information.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
THE COTTON MARKET
Frost Rumors Discounted and
Prices Hule Lower.

Little attention vas paid 70 ruIao.s oc
frost IN the Texas panhandle. and Whine
prices In the cotton market had a naodsg-
ate rally from an early break they wers
barely maintained in the late trading,
and the close was steady at net l pctns
higher to 8 points lo~sP, or . points %
from the best Weather c0ndiuons ere
the dominant factor In the MARKET al
present and the trading Is nsfcouS and
irregular. Southern spot markets rsrs
10 re higher and the LEGAL
market was dull AZ n.Go for raiddlin1
upland Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
coITTE-ouLet, With Gales amounting {
Yettsr
PROVISIONS i

PROFESSIONALISM receipts and good
Lyl-ina by commission houses resulted 81 an
early advance IN tho provision market. but
lat. IN tho Dag prices eased on under selling
iv H,ockyafd Interests. and IN sympathy
f.n,iy 1aas2s; short clear. S2i 254s?S so
pEEF--st-ons; mess. si5a$is, family, sci
q s2.. packet. slS9 $40: extra India mess
sg5nsSs. REEr HAMs--Firm. SIS 0s3i 50.
DRESSED HOGS .HAcons. i?t ai1Ac; pigs,
lsi.c CIT MEATS -PickleG bellies quist;
- 6I4e; pioiled hams, ,9n q i-c. TALLoW
Special Tisc; city. 6Lci country, 90 4
litbc; city arm: i've: rnnned. South Amer
lea, 1880. Continent. 1900; Brazil, kegs
ls:45c; eompSegnd 9yoi sashe, srEAR'
COTrONsEED OHe-Firm, closing nt an
advance % I 10 o points Shorts were good buy
ere OF near positions but trading was Inactive
contract piicsS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool sept 21.--wIEAr--Spetct Ity
Z, SID, December. IS tf;d; .!steh, - sES.
CoRN-s1ot quiet: nsW Atnsresn, si:,.
dried. 7s 2l.d; futures easier; sestefnssr. os
5stsn,.' yas ca. HOP ip Lon1on tpscif0
COAST irSsf i0.. BEEF--Eztra INDIA
mess, i42s go. PoRR---Pr;nis mess. Wsst-
orn, T0Bs Cd. HAGS--short cut. 6?s BA-
,IGS,-Curobsrland our, e9s Cd: oiesr o.lles.
cas-: iong clear riiddi.s. iiSh,, Is, hsa;y:
oss ca abort clear backs, ess sI7otLDERs
,ierct.. STs Ca; American rsfFed. pals tss
CHEEsE-cansdisn ansst whlto. rev. SSs
81 coiored, sss Cd. TALLoW--fIi!he StS'
TTiryapEYTiFE-.spirats. sic. LiNsEEp on.
E8ss Sd pETRoLEtA-Nsnnsi, sSs ..
RoslN--con.mon, i6s 90. cOTToNsEED
OrI--Huli rshned, spot. rs ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York, September II. 1912.
BEANS AND PEAS--Eecc!pts, 52y bs;

View York, sep'onSer II, 1877.
BEANS AND PEAs-Eeec!pts 52s BAGS
beans Marrow still In buyers' favor: beat
stock Offering az s. SO: Pea not plenty and
fairly steady. Red kidney dragging. ana
strong Western adv!ces. BEANS. marrow.
choice. 100 ID. s. e5; poor to good. g 70 o
choice. IS 20 Isl 90; poor 10 good. a 900 s5;
choice. 81 o. sss ID; poor 70 good. 50 soa a.;
white Kidney. choice; So 5Gse 30; poor 70
good. IS $3.50; black, choice. 81 Esq - 80;
poor 10 good. s3qst; yellow eye, ho5g
81 Is; lima, Sc 25 a So So: PEAS Scotch. 1911
ns5as. %; green. imported ss6M;
bUTTER-Reeeips, I,<os pks' with we
Hebrew BUYERS or he market decided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
U. 8. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. Sept. "A. the beginning .:
ousinsss to-day the coalition Of TIE ChitAA
State. Treasury vss: wefsint balance Ia
Treasury onee. sS.aassa. In hanks sad
phil.oplns 1reasur,. E5.sS,6l The tvtaI %
the general fund was Nf.s3sC4 Hec-ipts
YESTERDAY we're sa,s1. 80. Disbursements %sV
s. $50, osg. The dehcit 10 date this fiscal sea-
Is Co.t75. gis as against q deficit Of f0.ilt.y..
a, this time last year. These tfurss exclude
PanAms Canal ana public debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22

MOLASsES AND sYRUFs-Steady but
ycry quiet.
NAVAL STORES--Spirits turpentino with
on, important change. Resin and tar s,eady.
OILS Linseed oil unchanged. Refined Pc
tfoieuIn steady OF recent prices
RICE--Sisady; dsmana good; prices I'M
changed.
SuGAE Refined steady prices un-
changed. 0ith fine grsEulattd selling A. J.iVc
and tone stead. In London beet sugar va.
up AKA on September, at LIS ID, OWING 20
a souesHe OF shorts Later months we're I'D
lower. rith October at % od and May AZ ~
ND owing 10 tho large European beet
crop oJtimsted. Raw here was steady. With
centrifugal, % t.st a. SOC: muscovado. 80
test. 3 soc. and mo!assts sugar. So tas.. 9. &c.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicaso. Sept. Il. In rashinE dsiays ms
size OF the Canadian border ana crop damage
across the ins proved insufficient to-dsy u
OFFSET IN THE whes, market the etarish ehet
Of expected heavy world shipments ana an NJ
Closing yrie.s were easy, isahc under last
night The outcome IN cern varied iron 10
decline to &c edvants 5st. nn'sh4d SvSc
OF 10 &c up. and provisions less costly b?
chad. 70 l59i7sc Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
CASH QUOTATIONS.,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. September n, 1872.

New York. Sep,crbec 81 1912
GHAIN-wHEAT--Trad VAS % roL-
tho character, with operations limited TO
evening" " 20. over Sur1Ay Prices early
zero stelfy. Foreign uows was more bear
!sA. prices abroad heing lower a. resli,
q. improving weather conditions and A GALL
Ing or IN IN. demand for Carsoes. late IN
tho ds- the market developed an easier tone,
snd prices NJ the close were a. about ihs
bottom. wl'h net decline 81 u n sc. No
2 rAd wacHt hers. 81 % elevator ard 81 03iv
Z 20 GGoa'. SO Z Northern Duluth. 81 oil
% afoat. COEN--Thc fact that no KILL
'nr frost occurred over the corn belt caused
considerable selling. and prices wore easier
clrsiu. 80. unchanged % y : net lower EN.
port co;n. ovi.c. O aAoa'. December 80
March. OATs--cnly moderately active, but
f-vi and a. tho lose Septc!nbHr was tc
p 'rh.g ard other pbsl,ionJ were iL9Ec
tower. cash oats steady. vi'r new standard
white and No nominal. 30 3. Gsit q 800;
20 &c. natural vt''o. 5Sd 3sc; white
clipped. Sa8IiiC RYE>-s;cady. No
N"st. 90 asked. BuIalo. BARLEY
gulaf. v.slt.rr 90 sc. ! Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
SEED pRiC &c.

Toledo. sept. s,.-cLovERsEEp. pashe!.
SEEN Ser. Eo ;:tS' aareh, SO Il; iLsiKE s:;h.
primo si};i; ssp'eH.sssr' n sig9i s. asi.:
s.oten,bsr, O.l7I,i octese., So oft:; Deconl-
be- 81 10. March, So 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22

The New York Central Lines have
placed orders for 1900 tons OF standard
section steel rails for delivery IN 1913,
The plants Of tho United States steel
Corporation Will furnish about o.o"o tons,
tho Lackavanna steel Company seou'
e. .ddo tons and the Bethlehem and Penn.
sylvania St.cl cc'nranics tho remaining
o. 90 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
ITEMS OF THE STREET.

Dividends have been declared as Follows
Public Service Corporation OF Sew Jersey -
Regular quarterly ~ r'r seat. payable rep
tenbt- So
ulaT quarterly ~ por cent CT ne p'efe?sca'
psyatie OctoScr ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22

| FURNISHED By eA.r!es r. sams3 Z Co; &c =
a. s.,n.. Phlladsnnia-)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
htieN GOVERNMENT AND MI.
n NiCIPAl BONDS.

'"heo by Zimmerman & Forshay. 40, D
Wall sfrsef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
Vars Bond inactivity.

,,sc,lyity of the bond market dur
7" NJ the time this year is shown
: ,p' .ar value OF the bonds sold since
w 1919. compared with the same
gus" :. 1o1l. so far this year the total
NV .,,s If bonds sold amounts 20 s526,-
!, 80 "a while In 1911 for tho same time
w. v,lue was S61o,sS4, geo. on Fri
. -, The bond market was quite ac-
= nd the par value Of sales was 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
lP|EF NOTES OF FINANCE
,,,oorauhs Of Current Interest
~ for the Investor.

elk about q new factor IN the
]" ,-ode in the form Of S5o,oo0,00Q
S'VV .;o, suggests that after all. there
~ nroft IN a lot of smoke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22

IL 90. ali AHiss!csn. Mddlins upiaod, eiet:
Futures 9yenst STEADY. A. ! eo:ni sfsnnes;
a-p,.mSer, eSSdi ss2t.nnbet -ostosse, laTal
October November, asa; Novstneet Deeer:ses
and December-Js!r,afy, ASA; JsnceT-Febro.
ary, $3.50: Feeruary-Mascl. d34i March,
Aprii, s.Ss; Ap,il-.iay. e,s5H6; xay-Juho ara
Jun.-july. 6sTiid; JuS-Ausust eae'.d.
New Orleans Sept. I-CorToS-y1turss
closed steady to-eay. at q ret decline Of 10
sosn on poor oseiss and ere failure o. rrost %
nate,isl!s4 in the western eel.. fosscast 81
frost Tor the Texas Panhenels ana showers ia
nlarke, recovered from the initial dsoline ana
at tho hlshey. prices were 10 9 points oYee
yes.rtsy's 'ss. quotations, \ slight react!oe
set In towatd he eloke. earT5fnk prices OK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22
THE WEEKS TRANSACTIONS.

Daily sales Of stocks ana honda IA the
Stock Exchange during the last <sfx.
with yearly comparisons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22

sidney ". Winslow has been elected a
director Of the New York. Now Haven *
Hartford Railroad COMPANY 70 III the
vacancy caused by the death OF Amofy
4 Lawrence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22

The Canadian Paoiac RAILWAY COMPANY
has ordered ~ locomotives from the
Montreal Locomotive Works, and the
Lake Shore g. Michigan Southern twenty
from the American Locomotive Company
and ten from the Baldwin Locomotive
Works The Baltimore 6 Ohio has Or
6e,ed 600 box cars from tho Cambria
Steel Company.
Harry Sturgis Jackson. Lud1iG b.
Amending and Potros i. Tatsnis have
been elected members Of the New YORK
Produce Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22

Total bank clcarinrs OF the United
states Toy the week ended September Z
lone dag estimated, according 10 The
Financial Chronicle were f.9iS'o'
wbich COMPARES with s3,Ii,io.5"3 for the
preceding week and .2915,s5i,Sn Tor the
week ended September %. l9iL Az COM
pared with last year. tho total bank clear
lrzs have increased lol per cent. New
York CITY reports an increase OF i's per
cent; Boston. -; Philadelphia, l2l; Chi.
caeo II. and 81. LouiP, Is, while New Or
loans shows n decrease OF So per cont.
Tho Lehish Valley Railroad Company
REPORTS for August: Operating revenues
&. sse, $40; increase, s55o,255; operating cz-
penses, S.6it,fDl; increase. s5l2515. and
net operating revenue. StS'E9. opeiat-
ing income for the month vas HSSloN.
Exports Of specie from the Port OF