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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Nearly 1909 shares Of United States
Steel sold on the 90, o'clock opening call
on the Consolidated stock Exchange az
GgHfIis, with the nnal call sale AT 80. rep
resenting an advance. compared with
Tuesdays closing quotation OF IA points
Transactions also took place after the
call at GlUJ0b at time when the New
York Stock Exchange had started bust
ness. The highest for United States SteeI
on the other board was 59's. Generally
the Consolidated high prices OF the day
were recorded or the call when Reading
sold freely at 1914 '5lis and Union Pacific
~ l4sfsaIJJ. In the case Of Reading its
New York stock Exchange high was y
q point under the Consolidated high,
while In the 'ase OF Union Pacific u was
3, OF a point under These advances In
yited large profit taking, with the selling
pressure increasing iH the later dedllnIs.
Prices gradually receded ana by the early
afternoon the market mad necOmc WtaH:
some OF the selling OF United states St"r.
WAS evidently based on the theory tNal
the good news was out with the pub
LEGATION Of the earnings statement re
ports from the corn bell mat crop weather
conditions there had improved failed TO
exert an influence on the other nanu
the trading element on the floor made
much Of the reduction announced IN the
Illinois Central dividend. Union facihc
touched an afternoon low OF lii's, against
Il New York stock Exchange low OF Hi1l,
while Ste. got down 90 Js's. against 5N'4
The amount Of stock sold at these low
figures was, however limited. Reading
did not sell under l53. against l557s on
the other board. Amalgamatcd copper
under 6glt against GO, Smelling under 62;s.
against C24A, and Southern Pacific under
g27t. against 1924, Erie's low was 2s,s.
against 28l4, and American Cans low OF
%. against SlT. Sales totalied os'l"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31
THE COTTON MARKET
July Option Breaks on Heavy
Selling and Notices.

There was considerable irregularity in
the cotton market yesterday. with new
crop months showing a net drop of to
10 points ana July a break OF 10 points.
There was a slight gain at the start, but
It was soon lost on a bearish feeling in
duced by weather conditions which car
ried october down 10 ul2c, equal 10 the
previous low Of the present movement.
There was heavy selling by Western in
terests and notices covering about 1900
bales were issued The turn IN the mar
kot came with a private estimate placing
the condition at ST per cent, compared
with 500 per cent last month. This re
ductiOn IN q month scared shorts, and
covering advanced new crop months ~
10 10 points from the low level, leaving
the close net unchanged 10 4 points W.
against a 10-point decline in July. South
eru spot markets were unchanged, bu; the
local market declined 10 points 20 l2c for
m!ddling upland, 10 sales. Loca! contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31

The Kansas city Southern Railway
Company for the year ended June 80 re-
ports gross earnings OF {10.706.309. an
increase Of SI433.45o Operating IN
come totalled $34s3,S13. a gain Of
Sq64.I6Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following Judgments FOR amounts mora
than 500 were filed yesterday the first pame
Ashley. W'HIiam r.. IT,. and Rober, W. Scott
J. A.. smith IElcWIller 70. sl4h 20.
Brcegster. George E.-Martn Martin
Cfeppa. C1aries-B Eagle Brewing 90, sl5I %
Cunningham. 7mypherium-P. Gersten ct al
CASEY. Margaret-Ludwig Baumsnn Co.,
ozark Charles Nv p. Faust. sll2i7.
Donovan John F.-Merlan Realty CO.. $3.50 n.
Feidmau Jacob. Bernard wilmer, Joseph Don
Tiger. Martin Bergeson. A. Feidman Construc
ton CO.. Aladar Feldmann. CHI Fcldmann,
Jacob Fcldman and Nathan Gencer-Traub-
Eer. Leyison q Co. 1888 Of.
Fox. Birdie. and Harry Milch-People. ETC.
G6nte. Isaac yoseph Beck & sons. sl92el
Goldberg. JOseph-B NJ Preston. S,Ol0 o.
Goldberg, Joseph and Katie. N. Preston
Herzos, Henry-Burns Brothers. $500 o3
Grannss arthur FL sieyens $500 81 a. 'i2a TO-
infantino Frank-D Ruby, 1915 55
Iafye. Nathan-Newark Varnish Co. S1s7 o..
Kelly, rhoma. T.. and Edmond Huerstel-P
Kraass. Henry--D coulter. ct. al s2G3 a.
Kees.ug EJ.lud J.--Freeney Newbury Inc,
L.tt.r' sam. samuel Holman, Charles Rosen-
tower and samuel Hoffman Realty Co-M.
r..s',e, F,ward c.-H. Held. S3ll q.
Iedeles. Amelia-GeoIse LIS Co.. SIG o.
N0rglin Morrls--C. II Tichout 81 al, $22i G5.
Mszzurcl'o. Josoph-H W. Johns Aianviiie
Mosss. Harry. and Ethel Lembrose--J. F. Lob
Martin William u C A Minck. s20l Al.
Many Harry Murray 6 Drury, $l2l ~.
,ioni.a Car.stiau y. X. Bloch. S2OS 20.
Metz Ferrard u Greenfield. S2G7 Al.
Mcdonald George A.. ex'N Rapid Transit Con-
struction Gov. bradley - Ve9 w.
OuDeuhsim. EugouC-Hyllys Co, SAG "A.
Plat Fhon II M. L. Plat Sl@9 %. $1,000
Rvitenlcrg Csrkson PA. Werner, Sii4 H.
Root William G.-Knickerbocker Apartment
schriir Rc5ecca-JcsAsh Beck & Sons. Slj6 A..
stein JOscph--A. Shorr $3.50 cB ..
singer otto Goodyear Rubber Tire Co Of
Nov York $3.50 r.
schwoerer. Anthony jr., and Anthony sri
s.bietk cifristian-H. Huebrand. r., 500 %.
gtIsbU Arthur IT, Henry ID. Estanrook
Mathew A. smith. l.. X. Brown and Franz
II Richmond-peope, etc, Sle y 49,.
Smith. Edward I'm A smiih. 80, 100 eSl Vt'
stewart. HarrisCn-N. s. Feldmeh' N-V no.
seug Morris Friedman Nf IS.
5cbocubrrrCr Bcrthn-J. =. Webb. s2lh a.
villa Autlnio and Manuel FcTnandcz-beaales'
Won ,2' bleirich Hcnry-N. J. Wood Finishing
v Ti3mPanSJ 6 S4' T-w II Fearing, s1ssss7
wakefield. William j. u Richards. sos "a
Winslow. NORMAL. OBrien 81 al, S,Sz NJ
Manchester Leasing Company-Coal Bouiet
Company. l4i 30. 49,,
Young Mems Benevolent Associations. Coheh'
New York Asbestos Manufacturing Company
Canadian Bank OF Commerce $238 Y -.
Crotona Park Realty Company. D. Oo"-
nell S-29 a. -, ,,..A,.,,..
SIS SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York July so 1918


AIN-wHEAT-The early strength in
corn resulted in an opening advance OF '.gsc
b. wheat but sentiment was bearish. an easier
tone developed. and prices az the close were
lqlc net lower The market again telt the
pressure Of present and prospective supplies
which resulted IN O widening 81 premiums FOR
tho distant positions. Crop advices were very IA
yorable from the Northwest. and Snow, IN
preliminary report, said that threshing returns
d. date covering more than half the winter
wheat counties. show a yield per acre fully
lgshel above the figures indicated by the con
ditior returns. ard that the yield is over
running expectations IN every section Of the
country which IL maintained, points 70
ma, Official estimate OF 525, 900 GEO bushels.
compared with the last government figures OF
4ea 100000 FOREIGN markets were generally
easier. owing 70 more favorable weather IN
Western Europe ant promising crop ad'ices
fruU Russia, ana On" export demand Wds less
active sales amounting % only loads. no
export basis and G5@tc. Z % b. TO arrive, NO !
Northern spr!ng. PC. D. ahoat CORN
Absence OF rainfall over the corn heIt' a. WEI
as every Indication ~ another day on extremely
high temperatures resulted In an excited open
lnc WITH hrst prices showing gains Of esGlesc
Ar the advance the market showed gains Of
over g. brshel from last saturday ~
when the weather predictions were received. IN o.
dlrating TIE probability OF lower temperatures
and possible showers. the market broke ihl9sc
under heavy selling Near the close the mar
ket experienced n partial rally on covering,
final figures being .. ~ sac net higher Export
corn was quoted 73An nominal b. ahoat.
OATS Tho market was Influenced largely hv
the action OF corn. prices opening higher hut
cNpcrlencod "a sharp decline and closed slightly
NO from the bottom. with net loss Of isn 'sc.
Cash market steady. stanlarde white. 4tig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31
ILL. CENT. CUTS DIVIDEND
Pays 2 % Per Cent Instead of
. 10, as Heretofore.

The Illinois Central Railroad which
has been paying semi-annual dividends
Of 3 = per cent on it's $109.2OG,O0O out
standing stock regularly since SeDtem-
her, 1908, reduced its disbursement 20
stockholders at a meeting Of directors
yesterday to 2ia per cent, making per
cent for the year instead Of the usual
z per cent. Wall Street was at loss
as 10 whether the cut in the dividend
meant that the regular yearly rate here
after would be 8 per cent or 6 per cent,
nor was the question definitely an
swered in the statement issued by the
directors. The statement reads:
Directors Of the Illinois Central have
concluded that under the unusual con-
ditions Of the last two years. not only
those affecting general business, but
those bearing especially hard on this
company, il is wise 20 declare at this
time dividend of 2l2 per cent upon
the capital stock making per cent
Tor the year.
This has been fully earned. notwith-
standing the severe loss Of traffic and
increase in expenses due to the January
and April floods Net earnings for May
and June We're very satisfactory. md
estimates for the first three weeks Of
July show substantial increases. Oper-
aung expenses are now rejecting i'm
proved conditions. due TO the increased
efficiency OF the new shop organization,
and crop conditions throughout the ter
ritory served by the company's lines
promise continued increase In business"
on the exchange the cut in the diyi-
dend was reflected by a decline I'm the
stock 70 1922, a loss Of SIS points from
Tuesdays closing price The company's
report for the year ended June 80
showed, subject TO final adjustment. a
surplus available for dividends of S.
575,06S, an increase Of $3.IOS. $40 over
1912. and equal 20 col per cent on the
capital stock.
c. II. Markham. president OF the III
nois Central. stated that the company
has under contemplation a new issue Of
$S,500,000 equipment trust certificates,
but this will not be placed until the
condition Of the money market shows
improvement. The new financing is 20
make the final payments on new equip
ment ordered Mr. Markham denied
published reports from Chicago that the
Illinois Central had recently borrowed
S750000 from a bank there at 6is per
cent
OF the Illinois Centrars S1Oe.296.0oO
outstanding stock the Union Pacific
Railroad Company owns S22,5OO.oOO d.
rectly and another ss2OOOOO through
the Railroad Securities Company, all Of
the stock Of which is held by the Union
Pacific. The 1 per cent reduction on
these total holdings amounts TO 1910
or a loss Of more than 100000 an
nUally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31
LIE METAL Markets.

COPPER standard copper on the Metal tx
rhHrse was dull and nominal. with spot. Iuly.
August -.utamhar and October quoted l4H
"a --D Tho local street market Tor copper was
f-r with lake quoted l5Ac. e.ectroytc l5sc,
and casting. I4sc Iu London copper was
steady. wh spo. closing az t65 and futures
az tfE 80
TrN-IocaIlv was weak. with sales ~ oo
frr. SPOT and July ,iu closed al at5t Y
$50 go. August. September and oc'oheE ~ =,
4HI 3D. I'd. Ir London uu was weak anu
closed af also fof both spot and futures.
LEAU.Wat steady az i5ue ir NeW YORK
CO.. at 4J5a4 80. Eas. - Louis London l''A
closed az 81 -a.,., o.,
August IFlst 5. LOUIS lt a.4n' N-W l'it
r..Itrr closed 20 555H1 t5c. and last -
louis fuuT go. Will" tHs London mar N't
..oeDf at "a. rs ed ,. ...
tRDN- Cleveland warrant Dos Loca.t l-r
iron market was steady, Win No i1Aut'f
Northern quoted AZ SIS I'4Sle. ~ = N,''"
crr So Southern and soft. SO -'HSl' I'D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The Minneapolis Gaslight Company has
lapplied for an injunction restraining the
publication Of the ordinance reducing the
rate for gas in Minneapolis TO 20 cents
thousand cubic feet, and will fight the
case on the ground Of the reduced rate
being condscatory.
Northern Colorado Power Company.
Al meeting Of the Northern Colorado
Power Company held IN Denver, A. W.
chambers. vice-president Of the Electric
Properties Company, and William Scott
Zee. chairman OF she stockholders pro-
ttcuve committee. arranged the final de-
tails IN regard 20 the reorganization OF
the company, signing all the contracts IN
connection with the reorganization. The
Outstanding bonds are reduced from s.
lAoc0 10 100000, according 10 the new
ban. which vas approved by 90 per cent
tG the first mortgage bOndholders. The
It2,4N OF notes on which the default OF
I1terest almost caused a receivership are
lsso cared for. For outstanding common
bnd preferred stocks one share OF new
lEock will be issued for each four shares
low held. The new bonds will begin TO
aaW interest November Is, 1913, and the
lsv preferred stock will become cumula-
ltys or January l. 1913.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company.
The Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Aas been granted permission by the Cali
;ornie Railroad Commission to purchase
sttches and water rights from the United
sEater and Power Company, which are
70 be used for the further development Of
'1 Bear River hyoro-electric projects Ia
Placer County. The Pacific company VIII
construct additions! power plants, an e1-
lension on the Bear River Canal, and
Transmission line from Nicolaus. near Sac
Esmsnto. The development contemplate
Safee installations OF a total capacity Of
'ya~9 kiloU ats. and estimates Of the cost
~ these additional developments are
paced at approximately 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31

There has been listed on the New
York Stock Exchange s24l0.00O add
uonal guaranteed special stock Of the
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail-
way Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31
CORN PRODUCTS WINS SUIT
Charge of Combination with
Standard Oil Not Sustained.

Chicago, July SO.--Judge Geiger to-day
handed down an opinion in the long pend
ing suit Of George F. Harding against
the Standard oil Company. the Corn
Products Refining Company and others
sustaining the demurrer of the defendants
and denying the motion Of Harding for an
order requiring the defendants 10 appear
and plead
Harding in his bill, charged that the
Standard oil Company and the Corn Prod
ucts Company formed a glucose and a
starch trust and alleged that the
formation OF the Corn Products Refining
Company. with a capital stock OF ts9Opy,-
0J0 violated Harding alleged rights. The
case has been in the Federal Court for
nearly ten years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES,
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. July 30-Weakness was feat
ure I'm prices on the local stock market
declines ranging from fractional to ~
points from the last close. Some activity
was shown IN -Roebuck common ON
selling Of go shares, principally by the
Finley Barrel Company. resulting in a
loss OF 2ia points, with light dealings pre-
vailing IN National Biscuit and Union
Carbide at points. In the American
Can issues the common deprecated II.
points, while the preferred was fraction
ely lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31
MINING.
MORE FoReERles IN WALL ST.

Harvey A. Willis & Co. asked the Ne"
work curb Market Association yesterday
to warn the public against purchasing of
negotiating for Tonopah Merger >, Ssr tl5
cstes Nos. NiSOg for 100 shares; No am
S-tS4 FOR 80 shares each. and certificate
30 2s5l. for 100 shares. Of Rescue bula,
which we're fraudulently obtained from
their office Transfer on the ceruhcatcs
has been stopped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MU-
NlcIpAL BONDS.
FURNISHED by Zimmerman Forshay. No.
Wall street)
FRISCO EARNS s3s4.oOo IN MONTH

ST. Louis, July SO.-Report was made to
the Federal District Court to-day that the
net earnings Of the ST. Louis q san Fran
cisco Railroad for the first month OF the
existing receivership were $4,000 Total
receipts between May 20 and June 80 were
x5,569 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31
DiyIdends were declared as follow:

Dividends were declared as follows:
cleveland e Buffalo Transit Company.
regular quarterly Of - per cent and an
extra Of IL per cent
Eastern Steel Company. quarterly Of ~
per cent on preferred, payable september
10 60 stock ~ record September J.
Illinois Central Railroad semi-annual Of
Pa per cent payable september . 20 stock
Pittsburgh steel Company quarterly OF
ia per cent on preferred payable septem-
h"r 10 stock OF record August -
Security Bank, semi-annua Of per cent
payable August ! 20 stock OF record July 20
Union American Cigar Company quar-
august 81 10 P stock Ee Of Teco2d fuFG
Boston & Albany Railroad Company, reg
ular GHarterlE or per cent paynbIo sep
TENDER 80 to stock OF record August 30
There has been listed on the New
York stock Exchange s2H0.0oo addi-
tional guaranteed special stock OF the
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail
way Company.
Announcement was made yesterday
by the Hudson & Manhattan Company
that the coupons due February / last
from its ~ per cent bonds. with inter
est 10 July 81 are being paid at the
office of Harvey Fisk & Sons.
John d. RYAN. president Of the Anal
Gamated Copper Company, returned yes
terday on the Olympic after an absence
Of about two months. Much OF his time
was spent in motoring trip on the
Continent.
IT is understood that applications FOR
the underwriting Of the proposed issue
of $61,552. 400 New York. New Haven *
Hartford Railroad per cent convert
bles have been exceedingly heavy and
that J. =. Morgan & Co. cannot accept
further applica lions. especially as one
third Of the total was reserved for al
lotment IN Boston and New England.
James Speyer returned yesterday
from St Louis where he has been in
conference with the Frisco receivers.
but was not in the financial district
lie will be at his Office to-day.
Gross earnings OF the Delaware. Lack
awanna & Western Railroad for the
year ended une 30 1913. amounted TO
$i05lS,04l, as compared with s35,492,-
521 the previous year Net, after taxes.
totalled slioGSSiS. an increase Of So
1879
The Equitable Trust Company has
given notice that the 81 5000, 600 Wabash
Railroad receivers certificates, recently
authorized by the court to refund an
equal amount OF receivers certificates
maturing August T. are secured by a
lien on the entire railroad and are prior
10 the refunding and extension mort
gage As and the preferred and common
stock They are also secured by first
lien on locomotives and cars. costing
over s2.SOO.OOO.
The Kansas city Southern Railway
Company for the year ended June 80 re-
ports gross earnings Of {10.706.309. an
increase Of S1433.45o Operating IN
come totalled $3.fs3,s13. a gain OF
s964.l62
For the siX months ended June On
net profits OF the General Chemical
Company amounted 10 Sl,4O4.S22. an in
crease OF $4,000 The surplus. after
dividends on the preferred and common
stocks and after writing on $1,000
for depreciation. was si59,S95. a de
crease Of f23.39s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31
Nominal
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. July 3O-Blg trading and tghtr
action of prices kept Excitement al higr pitch
TO-DAY in corn There was sharp difference OF
% .Hlon as 90 a further uptun in the market
nervous L.Ha, above Iasf night Wheat tu-
isu,d 40 a decline az it0lc. oats or ga Csc
end provisions varying from unchanged figures
GO 2oo down Range az prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31

Liverpool cables. spot. moderate demand
sales 1000 bales, speculation and export
loo. American. COCO Imports, 1000. Ameri
can. 1000 M.liIne upland, 655d Futures
opened steady az ] to points advance, closed
quiet but steady, al d net advance of = 10 i
point. July, 6.29Ld. July-August, GA I'D.
August-Scptember G.1Gi1d; Septem.er-Octouer
GOSd. October November. GUiI, November
December and U.eeMbeg-Jauuary, 5.3.t, Jauu-
arg February. 500 zd; FebrUary- March. GOld'
Narch-April. GOA; Apii!-Nay 5000, Ma'-
June and Juue-Juiy. GOil-d. Manchester.
Yarns and cloths duh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31
COTTONsEED OII-The recent strong

I'm corn and cotton appears 70 have created
better demand for new crop months, ana 'lese
nostions we're firm Moreover, offerings OF now
crop crude were on a limited scale, and the
ira he scented 10 think that new crop months are
SIN too low compared with the old crop pos
lions The decline In lard caused some outside
pront taking on the part OF OLD crop longs, and
as the demand was not aggressive. these posi-
lions eased OF late and closed 20 points
lower, while the new crop lost oniy part OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31
BOND DOTS.

j. z. Reese, County Auditor Of Otta-
wa. Putnam County. Ohio. viii receive
proposals until noon on August for
10000 per cent. J. W. Butler joint
county ditch improvement bonds, de-
nomination $1,000, dated September /,
1913, and due September l, 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEABOARD CIEARANCEs.
IlnIR AND MEAI-Flonr mac

lfOl X AND Mt@tis-- T l'Al AAltiNNtf'f 49,
mills were rot disposed 90 make concessions
The following prices in wood quoted on
the New York Pruduca Exchange. aprlng pat b.
euty - 7OTS5. winter stralShts. - 6OdS4V
winter patents 81 GOO - 90. spring clears, - -
asa 30. extra No I winter. So b0HSa - No :,
81 sass go; Kansas straiShts. - aO4AI 10
f1ucy spring PATENTS. s. 5puS6 RYE FlsOO X
STEADY Fair % good. So tDHS5 -, choice 10
fancy. 50 gOq,4 CORNMEAL-khn dried
81 80 BAG MEAI~-Fine white aud yellow.
81 35TSt a.. coarse 81 3UfSl rs. FEEp-Nest-
eu duh Western bran 20 arrive 100 20 ce SACKS
Sgl. mn. ldling S22d$22 %. -four do, SIG 60 red
dog SIS tU CT, quiet. bulk SO. sacks. So
midd.inc ;23 6o0 S2h 60. red dog so 'oi Oh
iaeel so 5o0S3O. ,,-,..-
COFFEE - Traders looked with disfayor
"a, 3D., action Of the European markets. and al
,Ie opsuiug prices were II 10 10 points lower
undsr NOuidatlon and moderate foreign selling
Ru4i1ass was extremely ANAL. sales aGsrrEat
inc ~ go bags but there was am absence OF
selling pressure and az the close the market
was termed frm with net loss on . 70 10
POINTS The action OF prices abroad was Just
he opposite OF developments on TUESDAY.
Havre opening at an advance OF hn% franc
and closing al a net loss OF IA y, while Ham
Ilrg oDened ieGA pfennig higher and closed
a. T. an ,fennig net lower The weakness IN
F,i,ropo caused uneasiness on the part or local
lonrs and there were rumors that some au-
tboritv had issued an estimate OF large re
CENTS during August. Brazilian markets NeT"
irregular RIO being 20 refs lower while san
los showed an advance Of 80 refs cary NhlcH;
however was lost. according 10 the special
cable The future market az santos was 40
reis higher and cost and freight olfeis were
surbtlv lower 10 slightly higher. Spot mar
ket steady with Rio IS quoted az 9'ac. Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31

New Orleans July 3o.-The cotton market
had a fairly good tone today. chiefly becaus"
OF luIish expectations regarding the condition
report Friday In the afternoon private bu-
reau report Indicated "a loss FOR the month n
IS points This caused buying which resulted
IN the market closing at nearly the highest OF
the day. The opening was steady az an ad-
vance Of 1 point. The close was steady az
net gain o. Z 20 point6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31
CURB ECHOES.

!; is stated that the English capitalists
|,'erested In Cobalt Townslte and Casey
0oalt have recently added 10 their hold
ags the Northern Customs Concentrators.
Is said the amount involved was $3.50
o. Tho Concentrators contain $50
amps. and plans have been completed
% Enlargement by the addition Of 100
lamps. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.


,p,,-ni.hss bt Middendorf Williams q Co. In
.orpCrated No 81 Pine street. New York
a,d No ia East German street. BALTIMORE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-31
ITEMS OF WALL STREET

Transactions for foreign account yes
terday on the stock Exchange were
larger than for some time, totalling about
10000 shares, chiefly In United States
Steel