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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
EQUITABLE TRUST MAY BUY IT

a report that formal negotiations have
been under way for the sale OF the Ma
tiona Bank OF North America Building
10 abe Equitable Trust COMPANY va de-
nled Yesterday. The bank building owned
~ the Assets Realization COMPANY. has
been for sale for the las two years Il IS
said The two buildings are connected
al several floors and form practically one
structure extending through the block
from Wall street 10 Exchange Place AMI
a. H. understood 10 be probable that a.
agreement viii In time he reached on the
price. and tine bank building be acquired
by the Equitable Trust Company. The
Bank Of North America Building Is said
20 he worth s. coo,clo. a. conservative
estimate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Sept. 6--WHEAT-spot STEADY
No. ] Manitoba. S. Sd 10. ?. s. 4d No 3.
Ne I'd: futures steady; October, Is I'D: De-
cember n 4Sd CORN-Spot quiet. new
American Kiln dried, Is 2isd. old mixed,
81 AID: futures steady. September, Sc "a d
December. IS FLOUR-Winter patents.
29s 81. HOPS IN London CPseihe Coast .
IS I5sdfT los BEEF-Extrs India mess
1905. PORk-Prime mess. Western, lois 30.
uAMS-Short cut Dos BACON-Cumbef
land cut Cos. short rib. Ills nominal. clear
bellies. Gss: long clear middles. light Tos
heavy Gss Ga. short clear backs, G3s.
sHOULDERS-Souare. SOS I'd. LARD-Prims
Western. tierces. 56s I'd. American refined.
pals US Cd CHEEsE-Canadian finest
white. new. Cos 81 colored. 65s Cd tai
LOW-prirne city. SIS 90. TURPENTINE-
Spirits BIS ROsfN-Common. los Sd
ETROLEuM-Refned. g%d. LINSEED
OIL 3Gs Sd COTTONSEED OIL--Hull re-
fined. spot. 2ss Cd. TALIOw-Austrslian
in London. 3Js Cd.
London sept. 6--RAw sUGAR-centrif-
ugsl. l2s muscovsdo. los. BEET SUGAR,
September. las Ga d. LfNSEED-cslcutta.
September October els. LINSEED OIL.
34s ga SPERM OIL. fSo PETROLEUM
American refined. s1-led spirits Oiled.
TURPENT1NE-spirits 30s 4isd ROSIN-
American strained. ] 5s Sc fine 1873
Antwerp. sept. 6.-PETROLEUM, % francs
10 centtnNR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
TUNNELS TO COST sl5o,OOO,ooO
Routes of Chicago Subway System
Practically Agreed On.

Chicago. Sept. 6.-The proposed subway
system for Chicago az now planned viii
cost xi5O00o5o. No plan for financing the
nrotect has been decided or as yet, but
the systen OF routing was practically
aoreed on yesterday al a meeting OF the
subway Commission with the Local Trans
narration Committee Of the City Council
tr,cures were shown the aldermen by tho
,,,srbers OF the subway Commission
,,.,creby the work could be completed
Gov the above amount with 1ve arms &c
,he tunnel instead Of three. a. heretofore
.-ooosed The original plan was for lines
d,-ectlv south. west and north from the
do,rr,ovn district The new arrange
',,.r, would add lines northwest and
SO ithwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07

PROyIsIOSs-Hog products were fairly
steady early but later prices declined sharply
under selling py commission houses and the
weakness IN grain. PORK-stesdy mess.
f1p ISas2o - family, 81 60@s22 So short
clear, So 5OaSa2 80 pLEF-Mess' SIG
SIS extra India mess, so 5om$3o BEEF
iIhMS-Quist. y2sqS3l DRESSED HOGS
Ttrm. bscons, i2ia@i2hc: piss i3.c. CUT
MEATs-Pickied bellies quiet. i2g lac pickled
hams STEADY. i3isGl4c. TALLOW- Special,
nc: city. sac; country 0u5sc. LARD
Firm; middle West, II Asa IL 55c: city steady,
ill.c. refined. south America. l2.5bo, Cont
nent. II a5c: Brazil kegs, i3.55c. compound
ouiei. shQs%e STEARINE-Stesdy; oleo.
i34c; city lard l2Ae
METsLs-cOPPER- lake and cleo
trolytic. IT&ai7Tsc; casting, II ts9i7sc stand
ard. IL 2safT SOC for spot September october
and November London closed at f7s for spot
and re Ia I'd. Arrivals. 2.sso tons. and es-
ports so far this month LIZ tons. TIN
Essy; spot, 475094T .T5c. october. A. +od
az 75c November. az isa4I.35c, and pecem-
her 47l2t@4T 25c Local sales. Is tons,
LONDON TIN closed a f2i7 Be for spot and t2lb
- for futures. LEAD-Easier. New YORK.
.pot 4sSgac. East 81 Louis. 41op<.s Sc
Local sales. 10000 N September. London lead
20 e I'd sPELTER-Quiet. New York spot,
7.25g soc. East st Louis. I .cog'.boe London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
500" LINE REACHING OUT
Sws wisconsin B. Michigan and
Plans Extensions.

asrlnetts Wis. Sept Cit is under
s'ooo hat the 500" road has purchased
@ Wisconsin 4 Michigan Railway, which
1a non Peshtigo 70 Iron Mountain
1'en. The deal. IL is saic. will be closed
.Ahn ten days The Wisconsin < Mich
ssh former John T. Walsh property,
saa was bought By John Marsh. the con-
sse0 a. mortgage sale several months
vs. WITH the acquisition OF this road
81 ~ extensions are said TO be planned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Sept e.-"The Commercial Bul-
letin" will say Of the WOOL market to-mor-
gow
Business in the Boston wool market has
fallen or somewhat this week by comparison
with the three or four weeks immediately
preceding. Viewed n the light OF an'aver-
age. however. there has been a good business
accomplished. Manufacturers have been
ready 20 buy almost anything In the line 81
wool al the level 81 values prevailing week
ago. transactions or the week have in
volved principally territory woods both
graded and original lots, with scattering lots
OF fleece cornblna and clothing WOODS wher-
ever dealers have found they could sell be
yond their former commitments The ship
mentF OF wool from Boston from January I
20 September 3, inclusive we're 1D4 002 81
pounds. against IA OsS. 26T for the same
period last year The receipts from January
! 10 September .. inclusive. were 90, 500 gaG
pounds, against 332.559.0s6 fer the same
period last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago. SEPT G--Wheat prices to-day made
: nov low record Tor tine season H0fsc n bush
81. December deliver. The rnarket suffered
from the pressure ~ bir receipts Northwest
latest sales showed decline OF &c o. "a net
Corn closed 70 down g. 70 advance and Oa.E
frcm last niEnts level O. hn &c below. Pro
visions closed 2irc down 90 b. Up Wheat
lonfs here kept NJ a steady fre - 4quida ting
sales result % word mat 0pp 90 bush
els % new wheat had n~eu hedCed tc-dav IN
Minneapolis alone. and thai l.Agl loaded cars
were sche illed o. arrive a. Duluth NJ ndai
Seaboard sales a. % hostlosds o. wheat an
the engaging o. vessel room for - more loads
failed n bring about mote tnsr f~ebis rallies
Ilnl. ~ uf..a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07

10 los IRON-Cleveiand warrants SIS. 10
csly strong; No foundry Northern. SIC SOC
81; No Northern, No ! Southern and soft.
sic 25GSl6 ~.
CO1TONSEED OIIr-Fsirly steady carly.
with interest largely in the near positions but
later an easier feeling prevailed, and final
prices were ! 10 points net lower. Local
contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
Grape Fed Pork.

nav he that in the future We shall
..,s rrape-fed pork served on our tables.
- nov nave milk-feo chickens. Wine
-. men OF California, who are having
s,arreement over price quotations with
-. v,neries. are urging that grapes this
'..- ~ fec 10 the hogs. II is said that
- - make pork. and II is expected that
- growers will dispose OF their grapes
- this VIZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07

crate. Soasoc. PUMPKINS, bbl. 5o665c; Ro--
MAINE. basket. 25165c: RADISHES, 100
bunches 81 SQUASH. Hubbard or marrow.
Dbl I3cGSl; white or crookneck, 5o0tes
TCRN1Ps. rutsbaea. Dbl. 1JcfSl; white etg
81 90, TOMATOES. nearby. box, JOcqSf,
WATERCREss. 100 lunches sl0sI 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
DorauraphS Of Current interest
for the investor.

.-ror Wilson has fixed a schedule
"a. Middle West trip. Good time FOR
=. ., 10 tell what the market Will
i0T'." .na dates nxed for his speeches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07

The reported movements Of currency
this week indicate loss OF s. 700 90 ~
cash b. the banks Receipts from the iu-
terror were 81 .sO3. 600. and shipments 10
the interior se07So0o which included
500 900 gold coin shipped 10 Canada and
8. 10000 national bank notes turned ~ Tor
redemption. the gain from the interior
being s., ooo Ordinary disbursements
by the Eub-Treasury were il0.452c0o. ana
payments by the banks 70 the Sub
Treasurv 81 .0t5 oc0 the loss by the banks
on sub-Treasury operations being $500.
OOO The total gain from the interior ana
by new gold CS.s540C0) was 9. soic 900. and,
deducting this from the .6.6oiooo loss on
sub-Treasury operations proper. the not
loss OF the banks was s2700.O09
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
Nav York Traffic GROWING.

expansion in receipts Of the Inter
g, Rapid Transit Company for Au-
indicates the Increasing rate OF pas
gus" traffic in New York City. The
~ N gross receipts was az average Of
sS dsv. or g total OF $4,000 for the
80 OF this sum the Manhattan ele-
n.. system contributed al increase Of
-. & o. day-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07

Foreign houses bought about 10000
Shares Of stock on balance IN this mar
ket' the principal purchases being Of Steel
common and the copper issues
THESE dividends have been declared .
Manhattan Shirt Company. initial quar-
terly ia per cent or the preferred stock
payable October ! Chicago. Burlington
& Quincy Railroad Company. regular
quarterly . per cent. payable september
20 Chicago Junction Railways and
Union Stock Yards Company, regular
quarterly . per cent on the common stock
and ~ per cent on the preferred, both
payable October !, and the J. J. Case
Thrashing Machine Company. 10. per cent
on the preferred, payable October J.
There have been admitted 10 the Stock
Exchange list $4,000. 600 1O-2O-year con-
vertible per cent bonds of the Norfolk
& Western Railway Company and s5Ss.-
600 first and refUnding mortgage per
cent forty-year sinking fund bonds Of the
Consolidation Coal COMPANY
Paul II Niimar has been elected a reru-
lar member % the New York Produce Tx
change and +. A. Nicol and Edward "
Chaplain have been made associate mem
bers.
Stockholders OF the Faultess Rubber
Company, % Ashland. Ohio. will receive q
dividend OF 60 per cent in stock out OF the
recently authorized increase In the capital
stock from ss2J OoO TO 100000
The following officers have been elected
for the Hall Switch and Signal Company.
which is to be the successor 10 the Hall
Signal Company; President. J. J. Ken
nedy; vice president ". = Hall: treas
urer. Myron J Brown and secretary. L
= GoetZ.
"Brsdstreet's" reports the exports OF
grain for the week with comparisons
figures IN bushels. az follows Wheat
flour included, 4.4Sl. COS against 3.54513i
last week and .2g in this week last
year from July j 70 date 81. 20 460,
against 25,s57.i77 in the corresponding time
in 1871. Corn G,2s2, contrasted with sc. 555
last week and q. 25s IN this week a year
ago; from July I 70 date, or 40 against
4ess 49,
J. 7. DE Lamar has resigned ss second
vice-president OF the International Nickel
Company. and William A Bostvlck has
been elected his successor The othc-
officers have been reelected.
Exports OF copper for the week ended
September d were 5Zss tons. and from
January ! 10 September have been 1850
tons, the latter total comparing with
227.2+S tons for the corresponding period
In 1871
Herbert + Newman OF New Orleans.
has been elected member OF the New
York Cotton Exchange. ". !. Farrlss
has applied for membership IN the eX-
change.
No date has been SET FOR "a yment Of
the % PEI cent balance OF the assessments
due on the preferred and common stocks
Of the Allis- Chalmers Company. which
were 20 he payable AZ auy date after Octo-
Der on thirty days notice The pre-
ferred assessment stlll due Il SIS a share.
and that on the common s. a share.
The Missouri Kansas q Texas Rail
way Company reports Tor July operating
revenue OF s2.2sS. 4gl. increase si2s. 70: e1-
penses tI.757,tl. decrease ,s34os. and net
operating revenue t52557s, increase s2l2.-
i7e. Operating income for ~. month was
s42j 750. ar increase o. s2ol.es-
The rennrfeH movements d clrrencN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES..

In a paper by II. T. Mcconnell OF Will
lsms' Mcconnell e. Coleman, on puolic
utilities, read before the bankers at their
convention in Detroit, the following ex-
tract touches some points not ordinarily
published In matter sent out on the sub
ject:
he use Of gas and electricity for light
ifS' heating and power purposes mas
FORMED a basis for the development Of
class OF securities which to-day stand
unique In the list Of investments in point
OF fundamental security and WELD IT
may be stated without fear OF contra
diction that in no other field OF public
investments have there been so few dis
appointments as IN the gas and electric
light, heat and power organizations.
With the exception OF the fact that
gas and electric light heat and power
companies in the United States have been
owned and developed by private capital
they could with propriety be included in
the list OF American municipal securities,
which are popular and have an invest
ment following both al home and abroad.
In round figures. the fundamental secur-
ity behind high class public utilities IN
the class have named is the estimated
wealth Of the United States. about sl9O.
cc0,0oooeo. and population OF more than
900 people
For the last ten years q tendency
toward cooperation has been evidenced
by the combinations Of various gas and
electric companies under several holding
organizations. The economic value Of
such holding corporations has been dem
onstrated and to-day there are several of
them which individually show earning
power and net returns greater than any
other corporation with equal investment
OF capital in the industrial or railroad
classes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
CURB ECHOES.

Reports from Goldfeld say that Silver
Pick will sink 3 new shaft near the
northern line OF the Combination No 7
claim.
During July the estimated earnings o.
British Columbia were s+s.00. and II IS
said that an increase in earnings will be
shown next month
United Cigar Stores has an investment
following which has followed and con
tinnes 10 stay with this stock on It's way
UP the scale % higher prices.
The Nevada Hills Mining Company has
reduced lis Indebtedness 10 10000. The
sum OF $4,000 is said TO have been liQli-
dated in the last four months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. sept. -CLOYERsEEp-Bus hel
ash and October 81 -. December and
March, $40 90. ALSfkE--Cash. prime. So
September. Sil go TIMOrHY-Cash, prime
and September. 81 10; october and Decsln beY
s: iais March. s. ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
Y..tcr
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-ouiet and un-
changed.
NAVAL sTORTs-spirits turpentine suisi.

NV AL SIOkEs-tpiritt turpentlne slltt.
Rosin and tar steady
OuS-Linseed oil unchanged. Refined
petroleum stesdy ~ recent vrlces
RICF-DemRnd fairly good al full prices
SUGAR-Rehned quiet List prices were
generally based or . zoe for fine graduated.
but sales were MADE az 5.foc. In London
beef sugar waH steady and asa higher;
September. i2s es q: October, 1Os 2l,d, and
MAY. los $40. Raw here steady. centrif-
ugal 90 test. 4 SEC; muscovado. 50 test. 4. SOS.
and rnoasscs sugar. 50 test. 3.6ic Cables
10 Wilet a. Gray from Cuba report one cen
trsl grinding on September 6. and produc-
ton Of the Island to August 81, was J.
sj1 .O0G tens
Total stock or Europe and America ! -
24S, i g. tone. against I,lSl.T4l last year III
the same uneven dates. The increase OF
stock is SC 424 tons. against an increase OF
26.slb tons last week Total stocks and
afosts together show visible supply Of
522 ,165 tons against 4s5.741 last year.
or an increase OF 46.424 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
BOND DOTS.

Blair Co have bought 10000 Re
public Iron and Steel Company ten-thirty
year per cent sinking fund mortgage
bonds OF 1870 part Of 81 authorized issue
OF sS,ooo,ooO, OF which $4,000 has been
issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
a.eoro Car Movement.

August o the Southern Pacific made
Vn I'D Increment for freight cars for
i"g 100 NJ twenty-four hours over the
Nevada Mountains. Forty-two
se'' ,ossef over the mountains, total
- cars IL the early days of the
Hhs pacific a total OF 100 cars was
-,,sro6 10 be g record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07

The Public Service Commission, ID Dis
tric;. has been notified that the New
York Telephone Company has acquired
the physical property and business Of the
Citizens Standard Telephone COMPANY
operating in Kingston. Rosendals, sholSan
and vicinity. in the sum Of SIS, 100. The
consent OF the Public Service Commission
wac not necessary to the change IN own
ership OF this property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
NEW YORK PRICES
INTERIOR RECEIPT
sEABOARD CLEARANoEs.

T1OIE AND NEAI~-Whie the weakness
IN wheat caused ar easier feeling IN nour
trading was active especially FOR spring pat
ertB Spring patents. s. l5dS5 30: winter
sTsights. s. bOaS4 Is winter patents - 500
s. q. spring clesrs. s. 5ons4 So. extra No /
winter. 81 2Oas4 20 40 .. s. i0ds4 %; Kan
sas straights 81 g0nn 40 fancy spring pat
ents S. g06ls6 % RYE FLOUN-Quiet tair
10 good. 50 s5at4 choice TO fancy. - O5qsa 10.
CORNMEAl-Kiln dried - %. BAG MEAL
Fin. white and yellow. s. 7Odsi 70 coarse
s. s5gSl 20. FEED-We stern. spring s24 10,
standard mddlng s27 10, -four do s3l 10: red
dos 81 10. city bran. So buk s24 80 sacks
middling s27 5Oas3s red dog, s3S 90; hominy
chop s26aS27 bulk s27 20dsos 20 sacks: oil
meal. S35ds36 20
COFJEE--NewF from BraIli not very
resssuring. and private advices indicated dam
age by the recent frottE. which many authori-
ties said had been beyond repair. The market
however. encountered active profit taking, or
ders were 70 evenly divided that price changes
were comparattvey small and ~ the close the
market was unchanged 10 points net lower
Europe also showed hesitation about following
the advance further. Ilavre closing unchanged
to :. franc lower, while Hamburg was IN
changed. Rio was firm az an advance OF 100
reis and Santos was unchanged. Cost and
freight offers from Brazil we're about I'm
changed but the market WAS firm, and u was
said thar BIDS for a large amount OF coffee at
prices slightlf under asked quotations hsd been
rejected Spot arm. an the basis OF 14sc for
Rio No 4 Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07

Proposals will be received until ?. m.
on September by ". $. Cook. city
Treasurer OF New Bedford, Mass. Tor
the following registered tax-free bonds
OF that city: $4,000 sewer bonds, dated
July !. 1872, due 500 yearly on June !
from 1913 10 49, inclusive. and 500
municipal loan 40. 8 OF 1872, dated Au-
gust 1, 1872. and due s3,ooo yearly on Au-
gust ! from 1913 TO 1915, inclusive. and
roo yearly on the same date from 1916
10 1872. inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07

The earnings Of the Dallas Tex Flee
trio Corporation for the month OF July
are given as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
Southwest Money

=. ts -eported that one large banking
.-..,,u,ior in ST Louis during the week
-, purchased about 10000 worth OF
..rr,s-cial paper. II is also stated that
:. ,rouble Is being experienced among the
sou,hwestern bankers 10 provide money
A. anton crop purposes At some o. the
osi.hons and Texas points the oank-
.,s have notified their reserve agents IN
:, 1ouis that less money viii ne re
,rsr,d this year than former years move
NC. OF the crops has made necessary-
lll,a some banks have asked for con-
r.rusl paper offerings. which rs very IN
usun at this season.
Copper Metal Outlook
,mouf copper metal men the report is
<y,rsn. that Gales OF copper since the last
r..k IN August VIII approximate 10000
M nc.,nds. The next Copper Producers
,,,rrnsrt is expected 10 show heavy pro-
snr-,on vst deliveries also should be
equally large owing 70 the foreign de-
m.no and the fact that the French
a.srne-s. which have bean tied w for
,onr time are again operating.
Rsno-t Not Believed.
7, me news bulletins OF Thompson
Tovl. & Co.. the following on the Hsrri-
man lines is interesting
There has not been any comprehensive
nsn for new construction drawn ~ oy
inc Hartman lines, IN spite OF the fact
mat Western dispatches quote Judge
Icvett head OF the Hartman sys-
zen. 10 that effec, Hartman interests
believe that Judge Lovett was nisquoteo.
"Tbe Hartman lines have been spending
hundreds Of thousands OF dollars In i'm
u-oving the physical condition OF the sys-
Ten. Equipment has been purchased, the
road-bed has been greatly improved. ao-
ditjonai mileage mas been built and much
double tracking work has been IN prog
rsss The physical condition % the sys-
I'm has never been better than II is a.
the present time Eventually, the line
bstvesn Los Angeles and New Orleans
VII be double tracked, but the work Is
rot nov N contemplation. and there IS no
nsrsssity for spending 100000 on the
rehabilitation OF the system.
Prospect for Money.
Reviewing the general investment held
II their general letter Spencer Trask
Co have the following paragraph on
money
The demand for money became more or
less urgent during the month. with
promise OF conditions approaching strin-
gsney during the later months n the gen
sral demand for accommodation contin-
uss or the same basis The institutions
n The larger reserve centres showed I'm
uistRksble evidence OF preparation for
ias later demand. and this war followed
n the more OF less general Offering OF
teRt tern securities for immediate sale
The advance n the discount rate by the
sknk Of England Is 8 fair indication OF
ssucitiont abroad and may prevent gold
mscrts late. Under these conditions the
ynptcsx for the security markets are
no wholly IN keeping with those Of the
sainess word generally. and any at
snpt a. very large expansion IN spec
aten or the Stock Exchange will prob
W be frownsd upon by the institutions
ma are usually prepared for such de-
rerSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07

The New YORK Cotton Exchange makes the
movement tor the first SIX days OF the new sea
son a. follows, comparing with seven days last
season: Port receipts 1000 bales against
Jos, U2e last season. overland TO mills and
canada. l.SsC, against es9 last year. Southern
mill tskings. - 900, against %, 900 last year
stock a. Interior towns IN excess OF September
], 2l.6ll. against 20,943 last season brought
into sight thus Far, 1855 against go 9Go
last year.
Liverpool canles-spot dull: sales 5000 bales
speculation and export, 300. American. 1000:
imports none. MiddliHg upland, G.C2d futures
opene1 STEADY g. 2tsp3 points advance. closed
very steady, 4nSh points higher, September,
t.ys I'D, September-Oc G.2j! I'D. October
November GIL NgvembeT-DeCember and
December-JanuRry. t.l7d. Jsnuary-l ebruary.
6.lsd February March. 61eisd. March-Aprl
t.2ld. April May. G.22ird May-June and June
July 623hd, July-AuEust. G.23d. Manchester
Yarns fair business doing cloths hrm.
Nrv Orleans. sept 6-Fcar OF crop de-
terioratioL. Manchester cablegrsms telling
OF good demand IN cloths and yarns. and
the weather forecast strengthened cotton
futures IN The forenoon trading but ln the
afternoon tho market was dull ana inclined
20 SaS The close however, was STEADY 81
o net advance OF 1sp1e points compared
with an opening decline OF C a. points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

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