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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-22
TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Dwelling in Gold Street Pur-
chased for Business Site.
NEW BUILDING PROJECTS
High Glass Apartment House to
Replace Marcellus Mansion
on the Heights.

The Peerless Towel Supply Company
purchased three old frame dwelling
houses in Gold street, along the Flatbush
avenue extension. which will be demol-
ished to make room for a building to be
used as a distributing plant for the con-
Germ. The houses to be taken down are
No 372 TO 376 Gold street. They are
landmarks Of the section, and were said
to have been held at a high figure in
the event of a big demand for business
sites close to the new Manhattan Bridge.
The sales Of two Of the houses were
consummated by Arnold Munich as brok-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07
THE CROP MARKETS
Bulge in Corn Carries Other
Grains Up--Coffee Lower.

Corn again took command OF the grain
markets, and on the strength OF dry
weather and pessimistlc crop predictions
was rather erratic until the afternoon,
when the market steadied and prices ad-
vanced to a net gain of lac. II was
claimed that Kansas, even with abundant
rains now, would produce only half
crop. Wheat tagged along after corn,
although news was decidedly bearish. ana
from all quarters came reports Of crops
larger than had been estimated ana OF
excellent quality. An estimate by West
ern bank made the American yield 1884,
OOO. 900 bushels. In spite OF the ngures
the local market was AT a net advance
Of i.c TO ssc at the close. Buying Of oats
was checked little by heavy receipts
but the upturn in corn carried prices sc
10 nc net above Tuesdays close.
There was drop in coffee prices III
the early trading on lower European mar
kets and heavy Brazilian receipts, but
with shorts active buyers and commission
houses In the market for purchases at
attractive figures part OF the loss was re-
gained. the close showing net drop OF
only to 10 points, following the lead OF
the market abroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07
w. & |. E. NOTES SOLD
Bought by Kuhn, Loeb & Co
and Blair & Co.

IN. 600 900 three-year . per cent notes
NJ the Wheeling & Lake EHe ram oa'
Cornanv. which matured on August J.
,ogetber with all claims for interest from
Feh,,srv I 1905. and $4,000 Wabash
Railroad first refunding and extension
mortgage 4 percent bonds. pledged as
collateral for the notes were SOLO yes
,erdav Al public auction 10 representa-
tves Of Kuhn. Loeb e Co ana Bialr q
Co. for &c. $3.50.
II is understood that both the notes
and the Wabash bonds pledged as coiIaI-
eral will be held by the bankers, ana VIII
participate respectively in the reorganlza-
ton Of the Wheeling & Lake Erie ana
the Wabash Railroad Company. The lat
ter was the guarantor Of the Nheehhs
notes hut the courts recently ruled that
The Wabash receivers could not continue
the payment of the interest thereon
This was the reason for the defauit on
August ].
II is understood that the stockholders
OF the Wheeling & Lake Erie VIII at
tempt to make good in court the protest
which they filed against the sale through
Joseph Ramsey, jr., their president
Protests against the sale were also re-
ceiyed from II. ". McMaster and Fran
els H. Shedding IN behalf Of the wabash
Pittsburgh Terminal Railroad, as owner
o. the majority stock Of the Wheeling az
Lake Erie All probable purchasers OF
the notes were warned in these protesls
that the notes were illegal
The purchase Of the above securities
By the bankers mentioned puts them IN
yndisputed possession of the $4,000 Wa
bash FIRST refunding and extension q ana
turn collsteraliv secured by sl2WoOO
Wheeling & Lake Erie general mortgage
hoVGc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07

RICE-Traders generally holding or
awaiting the arrival Of the new crop. Hon
duras grades scarce. but Japans in moderate
supply Screenings. 3Al37sc: ordinary, ~
4hc. fair 4hG4Nc; good ~ d5c; prime, "a
q5isc: choice. 5sa5lsc: japan. asq4Ac'
sUGAR-Rennsd firm. with nne grsnulat-
Cd still quoted from 4. COO 70 400 A moderate
business was reported. The following prices
are quoted by the American Sugar Refining
Company: Crystal dominos, cases 2 n cartons
half or full size pieces. 7.G0c. and 7.7Oc In half
cases; do cases 5-lb cartons, 7l0c, and zoe In
haf cases: Eagle tablets, 90c; cut loaf ZOO;
crushed. 300; mould A, 1850; cubes, 4.Sc'
xxx powdered, 4.75c: powdered and coarse
powdered and Eagle coarse graduated, 9'oc'
Eagle 5-'b bags powdered. s95c; Eagle con
fectioncrs' graduated, i.s3c. nun powderef
and Eagle extra fine graduated. 4G0c: Eagls
.. 81, and n cartons fine granuiated. SOC
2 r, bags 10, 9Oc: 3H 10 bags do 4 s5c. oh
ID bags do and standard granu!ated. 4.e5c; in.
graduated and diamond 4, 1900; crystal
domino graduated cases. .. 81 and 10 car
tons, I90c,> and sc in half cases: confectionery
A. 4 Acc: No !. J. 40c: No 2 430c. No g. SOC.
No 4. 2oc. No g. SOC; No g. 4l5c No ].
4 1Oc; No s. 4.o5c; No o. &c; No 10, 3s5c. No
3 Soc Raw sugar was strong and higher. wit
sales Of 300. 600 20 100000 bags Of cubas In
various positions, on the basis OF 2Sc, cost and
freight and while there said TO be buyers
In the market AZ this figure no sugar was he
ing offered under . 7-16c. Quotations or the
spot we're advanced 20 313s for centrifugal. 20
test. g. pc for muscovado and 2ssc for mo
lasses. In London beet sugar was active and
higher, the carly cable quoting August At 9s
9&d. September az 9s AID and October-De
csnber AT as ii2d. while on the curb bids were
NJ o. 33d for August. 9s Al for September and
~ AID for October-December. Willett & Gray
report the movement at United states Atlantic
ports for the week. In tons. as follows: Re
ceipts, 37.OsS, against 80, 069 last week 30 sS7
last year and Al .35+ in 1911; meltingh, ~, Oo.
against 81 coo 80 on and - go: stock 3l4, S07.
against Sal $50, 132.5l2 and 2O2,2Ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARkET.-There was
no change In call money. Rates: Open
ing pa per cent highest 2i2 per cent:
closing, IL per cent Time money was
easier. \ Rates. 32.a4 per cent for sixty
days. r4d4A per cent for ninety days
,s,6I. nor cent for four months. ja4N5 per
cont Tor FIVE months and seas per cent
for six months Mercantile paper was
oIIiet Rates, per cent for sixty 10
Hi,,etv DAYS Endorsed bills ard choice four
10 six months single names.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Foreign eX-
change closed easy. Yesterdays quota
lions. Demand sterling. 4s655a I. $3.50. ca
hIes An. siXty-day bills, 4.sSO, short
francs : lss. less l-64d5.ls4i; short reichs-
marks. 95is less To-
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Bcston. par,
savannah. buying 3-lJc discount seillNs
p 'i'l,s,ranbic &c premium: Charleston, buy
i,,n nor selling 1-l6c premium; Chicago,
jus p 10 before cleaTings Zoe discount;
~ Orleans. commercial Zoe discount.
mi, q nremium; 81. Louis. exchange 2oc
discount bid, l5c discount asked
SILVER MARKET silver in Lon
don was quiet at A+d.
cIrH-TREASU RY.-The United States
suh-Treasury was a creulloI at tIIe 1!eaI :
ing House yesterday 10 the extent Vi
1929. 1871. ~. vi,
bA->h CO., ~ a9s balances $9.6J6. ~
T ,, Exchanges 1873. 2S6.b5O, balances
g, III oa7. Philadelphia, eNchahses s-''Soo, =
81 balances s210 .S3: Pittspursh, eN -
cbanges IS. 555. $50; Baltimore eACnansss
IS, 1852 4OS, balances SOL .iSt, a. t57 5SS. {,
ha ,is sxchanres N26?3, S97, balances 1884,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments for amounts
more than 500 we're filed yesterday the
Arst name being that Of the debtor.
Blake. Michacl-C. +. Nagcl ct al Sl9i -.
Brauzy. Louis. and Benny or Benjamin
A. !. Dworsky. S'A Al.
Beaman, Frank-Samuel Pierce Organ
Pipe Company. Ni@ o.
Baer. Benjamin and Julian Rcos-F. j.
Drcchsier' John E.-George Ringler &
Deviin. John H.-R Fitzpatrick 1886 S.
Clements. Mary-G. Mossler, $50 H.
Dimahd. Jacob-H Davis. N749 80.
Dalton. James H.-W. Klein, 500.
Dressler. Marie or Marie d. Dalton-W.
Cooper' Harry B.-Palmer Embury
Manufacturing Company. soSs S.
Cimillo. Antonio. and Charles A. Corby-
&. Shapiro. $40 81
Downing. benjamin W. and George H
standard Paint Company, sl3 o.
Erlanger. Harry-M. VI. Abraham ct al,
Flynn. Thomas Anew York Telephone
Holmes Helen-J. s. Gurvitch, soS So
HARDY. Hlppolyte L.-W. II. Lynn, costs
SlOs 35
Goldsteln. BarnettzvP. Rass, Ass IS. ,,,
ellis. Joseph P.-Nauonal Nassau BANK
Of New York. si62 49, nh.
Harris, Michael H.-George f. Fisher
Company siA 81.
Harris, Michael H.-Georse e, Fisher
COMPANY slH 81
uoae 'Hdcline-Ferguson Brothers and
u a%r'' MSSrlon'A. o'Brien ct al, 1885, S.
Grcenherg, Harry-H. Herschfeid ct A.
U ale % Martin M. NJ Bowers, n,5sl IS
tt;ng Patrick. adm.-Drave Contracting
Company costs, $40 ~
Kelly. THOMAS ?. and Nellie Re. A.
hhuNl'Hi 81 p,ro nil Comnany s227 Il
Ievinass Paul. and Annie Levinass-E.
T. Morrison. Sl73 q
Loot Maxi. ]. Hapeman ct al, S,792 30
Morinn. Mllar-Plaza Operating Com
pb PnIy, Ed Edwin IN Edward Thompson
COMPANY, s279 o.. ,
Philips. Max. gdn.-Madison Iron WORKS
costs. Sis 70. ,,.oe
pvrroft alice CIV McConihc. s2.o2l 2S.
R1hin' Jacob-A Kaplan, 1922 %.
smith. Frederick A. Company-Ameri-
can Fidelity Company. $l2l ~ ..
Schwank. James Oh =. Journey W.
81 l6.
Snowden. Frank \. New York Telephone
Company. $40 %. .o.o a,
steindler Carried Fraser ct al. 500 81.
Sheehan. Thomas ". and Thomas Ger
TsVIor' stuart s.-Greenhut. siegel Coop
or Company. Xl2 &.
Teal. Emma Ma. Krayer. N3s y.
Wenkler. Fritz-M. Chaser. slis II; .o.o -
valentine Vincent-A. Bakst et al, sS62 %
Ward Severly-H T.. Jones, Sso %
n y Tavlor Companv-G Berkowitz ct
al t25S s..
G. + Kaitenhach COMPANY. Inc.-N. Vos-
Risecker Street G Fulton Ferry Railroad
COMPANY. Douglas Robinson and Adri-
an III. Joline recei' ers-City OF New
York. Ssl39 -. .-o, -
A & NJ. Gray-Coleman e. Krause. 500 ..
Gillette Chemical Company-Griihn Roof
Ing Company. Sl53 Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07
NEW YORK CURB.

Speculation in the curb market yester-
day was again moderately active Al
though the bulk Of the dealings was con-
centrated i'm half dozen Of the recent
active issues The general tone was nril;
although I'm a number Of the STANDARD vi
subsidiaries further sharp upWaIu
movement took place. There was an es-
pecially good demand for Atlantic kennlhs'
I'm which. after moving UP some 81 PoimsS
on renewed rumors of an increase IN wy
capitalization, profit taking brousht auouS
a Slight reaction. Prairie OIL ana Gas anu
STANDARD oil Of Indiana, California anu
New York were also features. southern
Pacific certificates and tnion faCiHC
rights were strong. New Haven rlshls
improved about "A, while the debehture
SIS moved up 81. Anglo American lhI wa
higher. but comparatively quiet. Inc COZ
per stocks were practically unchaheeu'
with fair inquiry for Greene anshea'
The Nevada market developed conslGeI-
able activity and prices were lrrtsu,a' :;
Opening at Sc. North star huC,ua'y =
yanidIv between S5c and SIC, ana sold
nrallv al Siec Tonopah Merger iai,seu ,.
from 6qc 70 &c, closing at Oc. ne liqu.i
was improved for jim Butter VIM.
hanged hands at CSC 10 SIC, and cloSeo a.
~" fon Midway was bought heavily d.
tsc 70 3sisc. while Nevada HIS came on.
o. $50 To SIC. Rescue Eula wa easier az
10. ~ 10 lH,c Belmont was hrm AT 20 ~
sales of Goldheld Consolidated were "a
corded AT slS, and 81 ll-l6, ana lac va PaiH
for Atlanta. Tonopah stocks ciuseu S'V"e
- n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07

Liverpool cables: Spot. quiet; sales. 6Ooo
bales. speculation and export, 900; American
5000. imports. 1900. all American; MD
ding upland. I. Ard. Futures opened easy az
decline Of isa2 points Closed STEADY Al
a net advance Of 2izi4 points. August,
G 2Olrd; August September, q. II isd septemoer-
october. 602hd; October-November, 3Ss Ssd
November December and Decemoer-Januafy'
594d: January February. 593d; February
March. 5p6l,d: March-April. 5.9T lsd: April
Nav 59Slqd; May-June and June July, "a
July-August 5g9is ID. Manchester: Yarns auI
and irregular; cloths dull.
Nov orleans. Aug. g. The cotton futures
market had a very good tone from start to
finish. chiefly as the result Of rather eXten-
siye short covering, based on he reports OF
dauar. from heat and drouth 10 the crops
Of Texas and oklahoma Moderate fresh long
buying came in. offerings were scanty ana
the market held IN well, even during zoe au.l
periods The close was steady az a net saln
OF ~ 10 Il points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07
THE COTTON MARKET
Crop Scare Causes Nervousness
and an Advance.

News from the Southwestern cotton
fields caused enough anxiety YESTERDAY
TO give frmness TO the cotton market
and while there was not enough buying 10
indicate any excess Of bull enthusiasm
offerings were light and shorts were
nervous. The August option was com
paratively quiet. although It was reported
that freight room had been engaged ior
1920 bales for shipment from the locai
stock TO Liverpool during the month. anu
the crop damage reports were answered
by declines in Southwestern markets Inc
close Of trading here was az pracucais
the best of the day, the net advance belhe
II to Is points. Southern spot markets
were unchanged except Galveston which
dropped 1-l6c, and the local market heio
quiet at re for mlddlng upland; no sales
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07
EQUITY BILL ASKS RECEIVER
Welch & Co. Say Central San Girls
tobal Owes Them 1927, 204.

Hartford, Conn. Aug. Ga receiver for
the Central San Cristobal, sugar grow
ing concern Incorporated in Connecticut
and having it, principal offices in Green
witch. was asked to-day in bill IN equity
filed I'm the United States Court by Welch
& Co. Of New York and San Francisco.
The defendant company. whose officers
and directors are all New York men,
offered no objection
WEIGH g. co. represented that they are
creditors the extent OF 1927 2oi. over
$4,000 Of IL unsecured, and they set up
that the defendant concern owes con-
siderably over a million dollars and has
no money 10 pay lis debts and that it's
vast properties and assets which are
AT Port of Nagaubo. Porto Rico. will he
dissipated unless a receiver is appointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07

10 s5c compound. steady. 10ladi02.c sTEAR-
lNE-steady. oleo, lie; city l3hc.
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPS-Market quiet.
and in the absence Of demand prices remain
unchanged New Orleans centrifugal. com
mon. lJa20c: fair. 1sn24c. good 30a3fc.
prime. $50 i0c. New Orleans open kettle. $50
Doe. syrups, common 1lgl2c; medium. lial7c;
fancy, lsa22c
NAVAL sTOREs-There was frmer
feeling in turpentne. and prices were sd
vanced about &c In sympathy with the South,
Rosn was a little steadier, although prices
showed no change. Tar dull and nominal
Spirits turpentine, machine bbis acc; TAR,
IS 5Ons6 ROSiN common TO good strained.
sid$4 %; b and y, 81 30; +. + and O. s. 90;
ii and l. 81 10: X. So 20. NJ IS 20; n. So IS;
VIC 81. and WV. 81 10.
OIT.S-Rehned petroleum and linseed OIL
UNCHANGED PETROLEI NJ standard white
bbls. New York and Philadelphia soc. bulk
e; cases lie; water white, bbls, . roc: bulk
&c; cases. l2c; LINSEED OIL. American seed
city raw, S9Gfic; out-of-,own raw. 4eG5oc'
Calcutta raw. zoe
COTTONSEED OIIs-There was profit tax
ing in the near positions which resulted IN
moderate setback in values, but new crop
months were firm, with good scattered De
mand for November. while renners were cred
tied with buying December. There were mod
crate deliveries August contracts, but the
oil was quickly taken up and, on the whole
the situation firm. with prices closing az D
points net lower Il points hishe-. Local con-
tract PRICES:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. Aug 6.-The strong spots IN
local securities to-day involved Sears
Roebuck common and commonwealth
Edison shares. Both issues MADE SUD-
stantiaI gains on rather aggressive BUY
ing. American Can preferred rose frac-
tionally. Steady lines in which there was
A moderate amount Of business Included
Pneumatic Tool. American Can common,
Diamond Match. Peoples Gas, quaker
oats preferred and Steel common issues
Chicago Railways. Series 2, fell on more
than a point under pressure OF free oHer-
ings Montgomery Ward preferred anu
Swift's shares declined fracuonally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local steet market was
firm. with lake quoted i5lF l3A.c electro
ard copper on The Metal Exchange was Gun
and easy. with spot. August and septennlin Dc :
1850 bid In London the copper ma -.
vas essy closing dull al 1911 lbs io' SPo'
and futures -. ..o,,
TIN-Locslly was Arm. with SPOT quoted
H62A Q42c; August. Al s5a zoo Sep
4ls7IAc In Tondon Tin was stronger. clos
ina hfn ct ass for spot and fis7 l5s for
futures
LEAD-stsadyy. New York spot $50 ahu
Esst 81 Louis 8Sc Sales Of lead on the
Metal Exchange 10000 lbs, September al
SOC. London Iced closed at 40 los; co q,
kPELTEK-Firm. New YORK spo, '. 49,
Bloc and East 81 Louis 5.45c. London spell
yer closed NJ go los
iEON-Clevslands warrants. Dos ~ Lon
changed with No foundry Northern quot
"a t15 1850; no Northern. 10 ! s9s, IN
en- and No Southern soft flb Zo@fio o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07
FAVOR DEFAULT IN INTEREST
Frisco Receivers Take Action on
N. O., T. & M. Bonds.

The receivers Of the st. Louis X San
Francisco Railroad have decided to rec
ommend 20 Judge Sanborn, of the United
States Court that he issue instructions
for default on the New Orleans, Texas 4
Mexico division bond interest maturing
September /, and guaranteed by the
Frisco. The interest amounts to approx
imatcly 100000. The receivers recon-
mendation will be forwarded TO Judge
SRnboTn. who is on a vacation.
The matter OF recommending the aoan-
donment OF the South Texas lines has
been left entirely TO the judgment OF the
receivers The recent conference al 81
Louis between James Speyer ana {. w
billiard and the receivers Isulted In the
decision that the Frisco without the
New Orleans, Texas q Mexico and the
Chicago & Eastern Illinois would be
better of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07
Municipal Ownership Defeated.

The nroposltion 10 issue 10000 OF bonds
for the erection OF a municipal lighting
plant 10 furnish current for munlciph'
and commercial lighting was defeated Al
a special election Of voters OF sandusKN'
Ohio The Sandusky Gas and Electric
Company at present supplies the electric
current This IL about the NTH proposed
bond issue for municipal ownership In
Ohio which has been defeated at the
polls Joplin. No, recently turned down
for the third time a proposition To issue
bonds for additions 20 the municipal
lighting plant so that II could engage DE-
commercial business This city Is served
with current for commercial purposes by
the Empire District Electric Company a
subsidiary OF the cities Service Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07
CURB ECHOES.

owing 10 some important alterations Ia
be made to their mill, the Lucky Cross
mine. OF swastika, has shut down. As n
result OF the experience gained In regular
practice it has been found that the mill Is
not making very satisfactory saving,
and IL has been determined TO shut down
both mine and mill Till this is rectified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07
BOND DOTS.

According TO reports. Well. Roth & Co,
Of Cincinnati. were the successful bidders
on July Is for $4,000 3 per cent eight and
one-half year average bridge bonds Of
Youngstown, Mahoning County. Ohio.
Lee. Higginson a. Co. are Offering TO IN
yestors the $4,000 Galveston II ouston
Electric Railway Company first mortgage
per cent sinking fund gold bonds. due
October !, 1854. The bonds are in the de-
nomination of $500 price s5i2 and interest
TO yield about 525 per cent
n. \. Grimmer, city Auditor Of Hamil-
ton. Butler County, Ohio, will receive pro-
posals until noon on August 10 for $50, 40
Az per cent coupon municipal waterworks
Improvement bonds denomination $500
dated March /, 1918, and due March l.,
1928. Accrued interest TO be paid by the
purchaser
II is reported that the Southern Mis-
souri, Trust Company recently negotiated
temporary loan OF $4,000 T per cent
seven months current expense bonds with
Springfield, Greene County, Mo, denomi-
nation 81, 600 and dated July l, 1918.
4. T.. Aub & Co, of Cincinnati, We're
awarded on July 30 the $4,000 oa per
cent thirteen and one-half year average
sanitary sewer bonds OF Salem, Column
biana County, Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07
IL 6. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. Aug 6.-Tbe condition OF the
United states Treasury at the besihhIhs vi
business to-day was: Net balance IN genera
fund $3.50 $50 553: total receipts yesteinhaS .
s. 2s6 95e total payments YESTERDAY, sS.o ooh
isg The deficit this fiscal year is *"eto',o'
against a surplus Of SEQ 6l0 last year. exclusive
of Panama Canal and public debt transaeVohs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07

pkONISlONs-Qulet out steadier owing
TO smaller offerings and the rally in corn.
FORK STEADY, mess. s2S 5oqs2i. family,
S24 5OdS28 50; short clear, $50 75qs22 -.
REEF Steady: mess, SlSQSlg. family. S2Ou
Sa2: packet S19GS20. extra India mess SIS
aS3O DRESSED HOGS Steady; l3h9i3lkc:
pigs l4c. CUT MEATS-Pckled bellies. quiet.
10 IL. t7qiTisc: ~ n. Ice. II N. f5Lc. picked
hams steady. I8s4c. TALLOW-Firm special.
"a d67sc; city. 8Ac: country, 5A66isc LARD
Barely steady Middle West. lij54iI. 6Sc;
city. steady. sGlllsc refined. South Amer
lea. l. Soc. Continent. l2l0c. Brazil. kegs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The Pacific Light and Power Corpora
ton has been granted permission 10y the
California Railroad Commission 10 issue
s.. 5000 first preferred stock. divided into
% 90 shares at price Of not less than
sS0 share The proceeds OF this ISSUE
will be used for further development ON
its Biz Creek hydro-electric project ia
Fresno County. The company l. con-
structing a hydro-electric plant on Big
Creek which when completed VIII cost IN
the neighborhood OF 100000. About
s.. GO 90 has already been expended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07
Orleans .kenner Electric Railway Co.

The Orleaus-Keuner Electric Railway
Company has been organized Ia New or
leans 10 build "A line 10 run from the cen-
tire Of the city OF New Orleans TO ST
Charles. a distance OF ffteen miles. Tn"
line will pass through the towns oil
Shrewsbury. HaTahan. Kenner and Han
eon city. La. options have been taken
On property of a total amount OF Sl"o.'D.
Work will be begun AZ an early date, the
cost Of which is estimated at y2o"Opl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07

During the month OF June the mill of
the Buffalo mine ran 60 hours and mllled
IS $50 tons of ore. averaging Sll5 ounces Il
ton. There were l6l.S5l ounces of silver
recovered. and S3,62l ounces were shipped.
The company Is capitalized at 100000
and has already paid s., 2O7ooo in divi-
dends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-07

Thirteen cars OF ore were shipped from
Cobalt last week. eleven OF high grade
and two Of low grade. Altogether. 2S3
hars OF bullion were shipped. not in
Guiding one slab OF silver sent by Kerr
Lake weighing 800 pounds. Details OF It's
exact dimensions and value could not be
obtained. and II is therefore not included
I'm the list. The total weight OF ore
shipped was sos. s23 pounds.