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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-08
etta obferoitRFmme rof,

tamaan. Std abferoitIifimme raf'
faubesta ia bpmistd tbistd itfidm.
me.
Gen iuurempaa raffauoen tpDtd
Ell ole meiud ibmiSien fesfuubesia,
fuin ettd iobtaiTimme ldbimdifdmme
antuuben na%utintoon, iotta poifimat
lolita ia fiitdd fiitd Sumalaa. Slo
Serrasia on Sumolan Iasten pdfe'
tppps ia fiitos on bppdn boiuinen
mirbami. Ndmd molemmat onat
Sumalan armon ia Ipntein anteefii'
iaamiien bebelmdt niisid, iotfa nditd
usfosia nauttimot. Slo on nellie
itieuemme bpwd ia fiitos fuuIuu SSu'
natalie faifen bpmdn antoiaue.
Ndiud Iaamme foetela itiidmme
oIemmefo eldmdsid pbtepbesTd us.
fon foutta SeeiufIesia mai tietoonfo
on ainoastaan iddnpt.
Raffaus on bensen bebelmistd
%Iuurin, ianoo apostolic paamali.
Raffaus on SumaIasta ia fesidd
fuoleman tuoIa puoIenfin, ie nlot.
tuu alma taimaaieen aSti. nsfoa ia
toimoa tarmitaan tddud, mutta Re
Ioppuu fuoIemasia.
De4iet ia ffarG. olfaamme abfe'
rat Sumalan ianan tpilielemiiesid
ettd usfo u~ubistuifi ia raffaus pala'
pammin faifi Idmmittdd. Haffaus
toimii tadud uIospdin ldbimmdiier
bpmdfii ia Sumalan funniafTi. 2ur
lion iaifimme 9errasia fitte fiitotier
mirbamifid maIuii buuliltamme, 10
Ia on niitten huuIten bebelmd, iotfo
Sdnen nimednid tunnustanat ieft
iuula ettd raffauben toimiua. Sur
ndin fdp Ell iiuoin ola toimettoma
ma ioutiIaiIuubesla maan toimitaar
alma Suma!an maltafunnan eteen 10
Idbimmdistenid bpmdtIi monela er
tamaua ia iemmoiiiuo Iabioiua fuir
fufin on Sumalalta %Iaanut.
Ndin benseaistd ieurafuntaa pai
pibetddE
Sdtdn teibdt taas faiffi, IdbeiIet ic
%fautaiiet, tutut ia tuntemattpmo
fans Iant Sumalan ormon, raffan
ben ia laupeuoen baltuun! Ndmi
on puobatettu Seeiutien opeiuslas
ten pddue fasieesIa ia pDbd Senf
tdmdnfin 6euuntain aifana lamar
huminan fautta tabtpo puboltaa M
plitiemme. Sospa beauntaituulet mt
Fin puDdltelii fesfuuoesi amme. Gil
Ioin raffaus, ilo ia fiitos cIustaiI
wanburstasteA maioisia.
Siis fiittdfdamme Serraa foift
Sdnen omania iiitd, ettd oIemme an
taaai! !9aueluia! Imen.
Toimoo autuaS tpelienne
W(atti 2aaf1o.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-08

Onto min allan Iaita? 26pbes'
faint dSfettdin erddn mieben Iuona,
iosta minuua oil ipptd usfoa, eitd
bdn oil murbeeIinen f~ielunia peIas'
iufiesto, Ianoi bdn: npeIfddn, efen
rfosfaan tuIe peIastetuffi, fud nina
en- ndptd tuIepan pbtddn porem'
matfi. Wind Iuen ia rufoiIen por.
baani mufaan, muita tiIoni main
buononee."
Wind mostajin: rOtafiufaamme,
etid oIifin oitpon ndltddn nddntp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-08

9autaiaiiet miime iunnuntaino
muobostuimat iuurimmifIi mitd s,
ronmoobin iuomalaisten ~fesfuubes'
ia on pitfiin aifoibin ouut. Edmd
tobiSti fuinfa pibettp 2empi GIiiabe
SuIiin oil eldiSIddn oI,it ia fuinfo
~rofasteitu ia faimattu bdn fuones.
faan oil. 2Io puoIi 2 ldbbettiin Or
ia Wrs Zero 2ortteen taloIta Ran.
iaqiSIeurafunnan ~firffoon, josie
firffo ddriddn mpDten tapttpi im.
rum piaa ottamaa faniao, ioisto
iuurin ola nuoriioa. Soufosia oil
paIion toiienfieIistd pIeiibd, fiud
ipainaiaua paiffofunnoua ipntpnee.
nd ia faStpaneena oil poIion pstd.
mid niittenfin fesfuubesIa. aun
ruumiS pienpn fdneleen ioibesIa oil
fannettu olttarin eteen alettiin bau.
taustoimi peiIaomaIa pirreStd 900:
Id 10. fpirffiriosta. Senialfeen
auefirioittanut pitt ruumisIaarnan
ieuraanain ianoin iobbosto: ,alrpa
minuue fauniimmosio: nina
oIen iaIon %perinnDn i%aonut. pi. 16:
6" f~obbistoen ianot tpoiuoion eId.
mdn maibeifiin ia pIeenid nuoriIon
toitpeista ia tebidp6std.
Saornan iaIteen eiitti mrs. Sasli.
men mr. 9rdnnefien Idesiamdnd fuo.
Ion bpmnin, ionfa idlfeen IauIettiin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-08
paipa paiwalta waan beit.

iairas pdimd pdindltd maan beif'
font armeluttaipaS5a mddrdsId, iot'
ia tpdliud pitt dibin mennd [inne tp'
tdrtddn fatIomaan. Wutta dibin
ldbbettpd alfoi tila taaS buonone.
maan Fumes fafIi fuufautta Iiead
oltiia pitt flarenia Mirs 2ortteen
mennd bdntd fotiin noutamaan, jota
ban Min bartaasft oil toiponut. Toi'
mo-, pddstd fotiin mabmisti iairaS.
ia fiben mddrddn asti, ettd ban
festi faiffi NATHAN m~aifeube!. Wtut.
ia tadad, Wtrs ia Wlr Gero 2ortteen
luona, iosIa ban ~faupunsisia o0en
atna aTui, fiud manbemmat aiuipat
tddltd nelidn mailin pddsId maaua,
iosia bdnen tapania oil alma ppbd.
I'm fdpbd, iairasti ban folme miit.
foa ia pbben pdimdn. 2aiffenia
fbettipat omaiiet bdnen b~pfpdfIeen
tebbG. 2ddfdri fulfi iofa pdipd
bdnen luonaan, diti ia fiiar nuorot.
tain ipaalimat bdntd pDud ia pai.
mdud, mutta ipbdn beiffeni beiffe'
nemistddn fumes laffali fofonaan
tpftimdstd 10. t. 30 p:nd flo 1890.
Wainaia oil tiosia iairasmuoteeI.
la paimd pdiwdItd pddsipt pbd
enemmdn irti aiauifista. !Serra oil
armosiaan metdnDt IdbemmdtTi life.
ddn tdmdn lapienia ipbdmen,
Waailman fplmd lima oil Iaanui
tdsidfin iiaresia iammuttaa enfimdi.
len raffauben tuIen. l1sfomaifen al.
tinfd fplmdmdnd ia ieurafunnaui.
fisia toimisia oIaa ottaipana oil fui,
tenfin bppd iiemen fpbdmeen fpl
tpettp, iofa Tieud It'll. Mutta M
mprsfpsfd alfoi Ie orastaa, iopo
fuffaan enndttdd. Spettaianfa Fam
miein. bdnen luonaan, pbbesId I'll
foiltttn anteefii antamusta ia ieu
raus oil mapaa tunnustus autiu
besta SeeiufIen peresid. nsfor
nahmistufIe ffi bdn s.. p. ebtoouisto
nautii la tunIi olemanIa ti1rmattu
niein field fdpin ia alma rufoufIe,
taipaaaiieue Stale pbbesId IGbe
timme ia turtpattuna tunnusti bdr
alma oIepania. Sidnfd tobtoon tab
toi tpptpd, olipa ie Iitte eldmGd td6I
Id eli IieuG, misId eldmd on bairitIe
mdtDntd noutintoa. 2oputIi muutiu
taipaouiien Dltdnid ratfaus bdnes
ID faipcutietii pddstd plan oieeaar
fotiinia. 2un tpiimeiIen ferran bG
men luonaon fdtpin, fuoIin pGip6n
id ebeliiend iItana hpmpiIi bdn ic
tpipoi 10 plan pd6iepdnid. ppp
fimme Archaeological SIdItd eritpiIest
itd, ettd 9dn fdrimdn ia fotiin fai
paaipan Iapienia plan 10 luofIeer
futiuiIi. Xasfin fdteni bdnen pddniG
pddue la fiunaIin bdnen &olmipbtei
len SumaIan nimeen. 2opuffi ma'
fuutin bdneIe, ettd iofa on Suma'
Ian fiunaama ban ON iidti iiunattu
aiasIa ia iianfaiffii uubesIa WieIG
fdoen puristus ia Titte eroIimme ia
e oil miimeinen ferta fuin hdneu
eldndnd tdsId aiasIa ndin.> Gil
mdnid Ioistinat, I%uunia bpmpiIi ia
fofo olentonia ndptti raubaliielta
Seuraatpana p6ipdnd Flo puoli l
pdipdud oil ban biIiaa, fauniisti
ia raubauiiesti nuffunut ditinid, fiia'
renia ia Ianfonia Idsnd ouen. GUS
Elm tulepat he tGtd foSfaan unbpt,
tamaon, fiud min fannis oil tdm6
ndfp beibdn fertomufienia mufaan
puut. @ainaia oil Ianonut, ettd Flo
1 bGn muuttaa ia oboti IiIartaan
ia Iiiarenia miestd ia Min plan fuin
be iaapuipat oil ban malmis Idbte.
mGdn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-08
M$S55MS{5H SSSTiSS5{i%ST7 IA
M& LANGUAGE MysgMTm

- 2abioitufIia firiopoinoae:
Sronmoobin ieurofunta on entis
fen IiidtIi oiaItaon langenneesta
iummasta iuorittanut firiapainoue
neIan m%afiofIi $S3 81.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-08
Smellman, Mim,t.

2iitouifuubela mainitiemme, eitd,
pastori W. anttoien f%autto, oIem.
me iaaneet maStaan ottaa fietpdn ra.
boiummon, firffomme rafennufIen
bpmdfii.
Raboia oIemme f%aoneet ieuroo.
paSti:
SoImes Gitpn faniou isieuraf. $4.7O
Hanbauin 1.75
yt. y. Wttufn 5.25
Sebttiarmen 5.45
Spodmeuiiet fiitofiet pppbdmme
laniua, ferddidue, Iefd lobioittoiine.
Bass Eaten Gp. 2utb. fanIauis~
feuratunnan puoIesta.
Wm. 3ifpinen Damib Rirpinem
Gfimies. &iriuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-08

mir iftriastd, mirrestd $50 3 enTts.
mdistd pdripd. Sdmdn idIfeen Ed.
tpt pleiiD tpiemdSid tpiimeilet terpeb,
optlenid mainaiale. Sarpa filmd
ppipi fuimana fatIoesIa mainaian
ennen Min tauniiben fasmoien fuib'
tunutta muotoa. SelpdSti oils nils.
ID tooistettuina raamahin fanat:
v8aitfi liba on fuin ruobo ia bdnen
fanneutenia fuin febon fuffainen,.
fuin tnuIi fen pdd0itie tdp Ell bdnen
fiaania endd lDpbp." Senfi oil tui'
tenfin fauneubesiaan SumaIan pa
ratiifsia 6dnen luonania, iofa fen
antanut oil ia tdmd fuibtunut ruu'
misfin on ferran uubistettuna la
firfastettuna ndfepd plDsnouiemi'-
len funnian ia ieuaiiena pbbistppd
iieluunIa. Wifd ianomaton Iobbu.~
tus!
Sum tdmd oil tapabtunut min bill
iaa mienoien idpelten faifuesfa Idb'
oettttn firfoSta, pddmddrdnd fal'
misto. Saottoiouffuetta oil % be'
fposfuormaa. SaubaIa tatpa0iiet
bautaustoimet iuoritettua Iaulettiin
nteld laulu: rWoimmefoban tuua
/ pbteen" |. n. e. OmaiSten beitettpd
e.. 49,
| bptpdstiff ipield multaa arfun pddl'>
$ lie idboettiin apein mieIin pois bau'
. oalta, mutta ipbdn lobbutettana iii"
t I'd, ettd &empin maimat mt iidffi
. olinat loppuneet.
/. &aipaamaan nainaiata Iabinnd
idtndt lid ia diti, 2 ~fiiarta, 4 tpeljed,
. 1 letd ia Ianfomies, faiffi tddua,
!. Sronmoobisia, 1 iioiid, 2 iioaitid, g.
t tdtid, 1 ieta ia 1 emo SuomesIo.
II eeppeIeita ia futfamibfoia:
Smaisten puolesta ionfa naubas.-
ia oil lanai:
= yfdin fepddn Ioiste fuibtufoon,
Waan riemut menmd Iaapt.
Wtnu' pstdp' on, ma 9dnen opn,.
&en meibdt eroittaapi!
Sdn armas min,
Wun Gebeniin
4 Wie, boitaa iidst' ifddn,
i 81 fuibou field mifddn.
q. 9. r2oiton" idieniIti ianoila:
rIrpa %lanfeIi minuue fauniimmasia.
Wtind olen ialon perinnDn Iaanut."
!. SIdnnistDn ia tpDtoperien puoleI.
ia ianpiua:
pSn tenoereSt remembrance of 2ib,
bic, nbo mas aIpaps cbcerfuI anb'
bepoteb."
Seuraamat nimet ala:
4 Hobt. u. Douglas, Diuiam s.
i Seins, ollie Senner, Sobn Wc@iues,
!. 5. 81. !SeaIp.
Seuraanat oianottaiat Sronpoo,
bin nuorten puolesta ianoiua: ree.
mosia."
Souis 2osfi, Silma peIanber, sSu.
liza Srebricfion, 9elen Seion, Selen
Sorien, Wtatt Macfp, Clip GfitrDm,
Inna 2emis, Clip Wester, SuIba
&osti, Warp 6autalu, Wtarp 2emis,
Wamte Rein, aIma SobnIon, Clip.
; Mattion, Sobn Rein, Sobn GarIIon.
/. Sanoiua: rWitb Deepest ipmpas-
: tbD." WtrS. g. 8lomitrom, mills.
? Subbarb, ia miis. Stenftrom.
l Sanoiaa: pDitb Ipmpatbp" Miis-
Selmi !Sia ia miis Sisne Suneu.
Sanoiuo: nWitb Ipmpaibp" WtiIs.
Sba Sotinen.
Wtrs. &c mr.. 81. s. Seins
Wtrs. &c mt. q. 5. Sausbren
Wars. &c mr.. aIer Slion
Mrs. Sba ia mills. GmiIp OnsaIo.
WiIs. Soa Wiippa
0antaiot faiffi fantoimat fdbes.
Iddn fu%ffafimpmn, iotfa fitte beitti.
tpdt bautaan firstan paddle niimei,
lend tertpebbptiend. 2antaiina oIi.
mat neibit: Sba ia Sennp Wiippa,
Selen Seion, Waria Xuittu, Mamie
Heini ia S~lorence 8erssIein, fuffia
fantamasia oIimat: Sister Heini ia
Si9rib Rantamdfi.
2endtfDDn 2etnpi GIiIabet @uIiinim
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-08
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AUTTAJA,
L.Box g, Ironwood, Mich.

Entered as second-class matter January II
se6, ut he post office at Ironwood, Michigan
under the Act of Congress of March 8. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-04

There was considerable selling in the
cotton market yesterday. the pressure
coming mainly from Southern and local
sources. with some liquidation for over
The holiday. There was a partial recov-
cry near the close. but final prices were
y to Is points off from Saturday. jan
uarv was down 10 l320c II one time,
about 20 points under the high Of las,
week. \ prominent Alabama spot cotton
firm accompanied It's crop estimate OF
IiCsoOl0 bales minimum with the state
ment that the quality OF the crop I'm the
Eastern belt surpassed that of the las,
two years. but the tendency toward more
optimistic views OF the crop outlook was
checked during the afternoon by the
publication of an estimate by proml-
nent Chicago firm, placing the yield at
Il. 800 600 bales. including lInters. Mall ad-
vices report that a prominent Lverpooi
concern. which has had "A travelling eX-
pert I'm the South, estimates the crop at
l4.3O0OCJ bales.
Southern spot markets were unchanged
TO 3-lGc lower, and the local market,
which was quiet, dropped 10 points to lic
for middling upland; no Gales; delivered
on contract, 800 bales. Local contract
prices.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-04
OCTOBER BANK RETURNS.
Decrease Compares with Same
Month Last Year.

Bank exchanges in the United States
during October according to the state
ment Of r. G. Dun & Co, which includes
returns from 12S cities. total Sl5,622,-
116,725, a decrease OF SIS per cent, as
compared with the same month last
year, but a gain of 1863 per cent ever the
corresponding month in 1911. The re-
duced volume Of stock market operations
continues 20 affect bank clearings at
New York City. and that centre reports
a loss of 14.3 per cent as contrasted with
1912, but the gain OF 1873 per cent over
two years ago is quite satisfactory. The
total Of the outside cities is 0.1 per cent
less than in October last year, but 16.9
per cent more than in 1911, the latter
in part being due to the fact that the
month in that year contained one less
business day. The New England States
continue to make an Indifferent compari-
son with Doth years, mainly because Of
the falling off at Boston and some other
cities, which offsets the favorable exhibit
made by New Bedford. Providence, Hart
ford and New Haven. Fairly satisfac-
tory conditions in the Middle Atlantic
States are indicated by the gains over
one or both years which appear at many
OF the leading cities, among them Phila-
delphia, Scranton, Reading, Wilkes
Barre. Buffalo, Rochester. Syracuse and
Binghamton. Bank clearings at several
points in the South Atlantic States dis
play more or less contraction, notably
Baltimore and Washington, but these
offset by gains at Richmond. Savannah,
Atlanta, Augusta and Macon, and very
satisfactory gain is shown compared
with both years. Substantial improve
ment at st. Louis. Memphis, Nashville,
Birmingham and other centres In the
Central South results in some gain over
last year. and as nearly every city re-
ports larger clearinGs than in 1911 the
total for that section shows a sharp eX-
panslon compared with that period. Gen
orally prosperous conditions I'm the CEN
trail states are reflected i'm the marked
gains over both years reported by Gin
cinnati, Cleveland. Detroit. Milwaukee,
Toledo Dayton, Springfield and other
important commercial and Industrial
centres Increased bank clearings al
Duluth, Des Moines. Kansas City. Oma-
ha, St Joseph, Topeka and some other
cities in the West indicate well main
tained business activity I'm that section
but on account Of the decrease at Min
neapolis and Duluth there is loss In
the total compared with last year. Ex-
changes, as a whole, on the Pacific Coast
arc I'm somewhat smaller volume than
in 1912. owing mainly to the contraction
at San Francisco. Los Angeles, Tacoma
and a few other points. but compared
with October, two years ago most cities
report gains and there is considerable
Increase I'm the total
New-York tribune., 1913-11-04
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat Quiet-Corn Higher
Oats and Coffee Lower.

Conditions In the Argentine were the
dominant factor in the local wheat mar
ket yesterday, and there was not much
trading. There was f1rmness and slight
advance early, but later the market de-
cIined, and closing prices were &c net
higher to the same amount lower. Clear
ances from seaboard points were large,
amounting to 100000 bushels. Of which
New York contributed 1,i52.000. An early
advance in corn, due mainly to frmer
foreign markets. was partly lost during
the day, but the final trading was at a
net gain Of hdsc. Oats showed heavi-
ness, on reports that Chicago had made
big purchases Of Canadian. and closed at
net decline Of lsn2sc.
Coffee was dull and prices sagged all
day, the opening decline of points being
increased TO net loss Of D TO Is points
at the close European markets were low
er, but the Brazilian markets were closed.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-04
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the investor.

The Canadian gold reserve is assuming
an Importance in the gold situation which
should not be ignored. as The Financier"
views the situation In September a cen
trail gold reserve of Canadian banks was
started with a deposit Of about s3,5OOOO0
as a commencement by seven Canadian
institutions. Most of the gold thus de-
posted. it has developed. came from the
vaults Of these banks, but New York has
lost s.. 800, 900 in gold to Canada on cur
rent movements and it is probable that
shipments will assume larger proportions
hereafter. The Canadian banks pursue
a method of reducing their call loans In
New York and taking gold for their ac-
count. At the same time the Canadian
banks maintain heavy call loans in Lon
don. and logically if it was cheaper TO
obtain specie there than in New York
direct shipments may be looked for.
North Dakota Ignite Coal.
In North Dakota they are experiment.
ing with briquetting plant to test the
commercial value of the Ignite coal fields
Of that state, which are very extensive.
In the preliminary tests made it is re-
norted that results have proven very sat
isfactory. In its original form Ignite coal
IS not adapted for long distance transpor-
,ation. owing to its high disintegration,
hut owing 10 its unusual heating quail
ties II is valuable IL the present expert
ments show that II can be transported
in compact form. The briquetting process
binds the coal together in small bricks.
and the promoters Of the plan believe II
will be the solution of much OF the coal
problem in certain parts Of the West and
will open up the North Dakota coal lands,
which have been confined in local use.
October Stock Exchange Sales.
Transactions on the New York Stock
Exchange for the month OF October
totalled 74Si.214 shares. compared with
7.7O5614 shares in September; 6.l07S59 in
August, and 5,l39121 shares in July. The
heaviest regular days business, consisting
of five hours trading. was on october 81,
when 579,sl3 shares changed hands. and
this was the only day during the month
when sales of stocks on the exchange
exceeded the half-million mark. In bond
transactions the business of the month
was larger. as the total figures recorded
amounted TO s41 800, which was an in
crease Of s6,O9O,5o0 over September and
S2.265,OO0 more than the August total.
The high record for any one day since
the middle Of June was made on october
q. when sales amounted to s2,754,0Oo. The
highest previous record was on June u,
when sales totalled 81, ,s59,5co
New-York tribune., 1913-11-04

PROyIsIONS-The market hrmer
early. in the face Of lower hog markets. owing
10 a rather buillsh monthly statement OF
stocks, but late in the session lost part Oh tue
PORK-Barely steady: mess. S23GS23 oo; ss fa.f-
i,v so4 b0cfs27: short clear. si9 759s21. BEEF
Firm: mess, sisgsIs 30; family $40 ooqsZ" coo co.;
SSoo DRESsED HoGS-Easy; $50 N, 1lisc'
100 10. 1iNc: l4O n. 1lisqi2c; pigs i2,sS; x :;
CIT MEATs-Pickled bellies, 10 10; l4sg
l5c: IL 10. 14c Il 10. l3,sc; picked nam NAM
~. @. city, e%c; country, 6d6Hc. LARD-Firm;
Made West, 10 os56iOa5c; city: ioSglote;
saenad arm south America. l0c; Cont
nent. 11.55c: Brazil kegs. - lOc compound,
steady. Sac. sTEARiNE-S'eany' o'eo' '"v
sxc; city lard. 11&c.
COTTONsEED OIL-Was only moderately
active but prices hrmer. closing at an
aSvance of 10 points for July and 1 to 4
noints for the other positions. Offerings were
New-York tribune., 1913-11-04
OCEAN FElGHT RATES.

The tonnage market was duh and un.
changed, there being but little inquiry IN any any
steadily for all kinds OF business. quotations
to Liverpol, 2Ad; London and Glasgow. Zs7d'
Rotterdam. &c; Hamburg, 42t1 pigs bFenReh, ahs a.
* ,fgs: Hull and Bristol. Sd; Antwerp, 2%d
cork. for orders, % Cd: picked ports large
tonnage, 2s42s 1Isd: cotton to Liverpool, per
100 lbs, 30c. Charters-Brltish steamer
16 900 drs grain, Baltimore 10 Avonmouth or
Rotterdam. % option Hull. 2s Sd. November
December; British steamer, 2olo tons, agri-
cultural machinery. Baltimore to the Baltic
rriyate terms. December: Norwegian steamer,
!, $50 ,cns transatlantic trade. one round
,rIp basis 9s OIL. delivery and redeliyery north
~ Hatteras November; schooner >9sl tons,
hyn5er Port Bolivar: Tex, to, TO san Juan
pr. 81; schooner, 62I tons, COAL Baltimore
10 Hnsfnn private terms.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-04
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago Nov. 3.-The strong spots In
to-days local securities market were
Sears Roebuck common. Union Carbide
and National Carbon shares but the gains
were small Declines were more numer-
Gus and of larger proportions. Losses
ranging from fractions to a couple OF
points included American Can, Swifts.
Diamond Match, Steel common and Pa
cific Gas. The unchanged issues were
Peoples Gas. Public Service common
Commonwealth Edison, American Radi-
ator preferred and Streets common stocks.
Metropolitan Elevated gold As lost
couple of points and Diamond Match's os
were fractionally lower. Elsewhere bond
prices averaged for the most part steady.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-04
United sta,os .sl5. .G22. .ll6,725 si7.'
SHOWS STEADY GAINS
American Typefounder3' Company
Has 1882 ,499 Profits in Year.

The American Typefounders' Company
for the fiscal year ended August 81 last
reports net profits of S352499. an increase
OF SIS gGs over the previous year. After
paving out SH.6J3 in preferred dividends
there was for the common stock $2lo'Si6'
a gain Of g73i5. The years surplus after
diyidcuds was $50 SO. In his report TO the
stockholders Robert w Nelson said in
part: .
''The sales I'm the early part OF the year
showed material gains over those OF the
pr.vi0us year During the summer
months the sales fell behind the corre-
s3ondlng period OF last year. but there
was AN Increase I'm sales for the full
twelve months. The foreign trade OF the
compauv continues on as large n scale as
formerly, and has contributed TO the
earnings OF the last year
New-York tribune., 1913-11-04
NEVADA CONS. EARNINGS OFF.

The Nevada Consolidated copper Coii'-
many in its report for the quarter ended
sentember 80. made public yesterday
ahn,yod net earnings of s926,7l1. de-
crease of sSS9,406 compared with the
corresponding period of the previous
vear Surplus after dividends was sl76'-
s15. n decrease of sss9,4lS. Production
during the quarter was l5,S35,563
pounds, against 17s2s,746 pounds in the
quarter ended June 80 last. 14.523.569
mounds in the quarter ended March 81
last and ls.4o5.4s7 pounds in the quarter
ended September 30. 1919.