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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
INVESTIGATING FRISCO
Inspector of French Ministry
Plans Reorganization.

Henri de Pcyster, inspector, OF the
French Ministry Of Finance, who arrived
here last week to investigate the condi-
tons leading up 10 the receivership of the
St Louis q San Francisco Railway Com
pany at the request Of the Associations
Rationale de Valeurs Mobilieres, was In
conference yesterday with James Speyer.
Mr. de Peyster explained that this was
the first discussion by him Of Frisco
affairs since his arrival here.
He will not only confer with all the
Frisco interests in this city. but Will
also go to Washington and St Louis to
examine the records of the Interstate
Commerce Commission which Is now con-
Quoting an Independent investigation OF
the company.
THE Frisco receiyership caused a sem
satlon i'm Paris" said Mr.. de Peyster'
principally because OF the purchase by
French investors Of 100000 Of the roads
bonds shortly before the court took &C
ton. The purchasers were misled be-
cause they regarded the bonds as 'obli-
gationes, that is, they were viewed IN the
same light as first mortgage bonds are
regarded i'm America.
The purpose of my visit here is to see
what can be done in the way of reor-
ganization. So far | haven't been able 70
learn much, but this is due to the fact
that | have been I'm this country so snort
a time. Mr. Speyer is the first person l
have seen on Frisco matters
Nothing official has developed regard
ing the payment Of the interest maturing
on September on the bonds OF the Ne"
orleans. Texas & Mexico, guaranteed by
the Frisco. nor on the interest on the
81 800 go notes maturing at the same time.
II is expected, however. that neither VIII
ha maid and that an announcement TO
that effect will be made within the next
ten days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
BUSINESS REVERSES.

OUTLET DEFAR1MENT SToRE-Peilron
hcd against the outlet department Hi'r-.
New York corporation. al MIRO Avenue Colns'
iGIth II. Crcditors-H. y. flanin 'gmpahl
$500. Scritner 4 Golomp, $50, ana Wei
Livingston. 81 Judge Mayer appointed Msi
colin Sundheimer receiver. bond y ~ WIZ
authority 70 continue business twenty az. 3
Liabilities are ssid % he $1,000. assets. -
COZ Tie business was incorporated Jul M"l /,
1913. with capital stock $1,000. Philip RITTER
y. pEITsCH. INC Judge MAYER ap-
roip'od Samuel S'rn-bufger receiver for J. y.
Teitsch. Inc, bilyersmith. az no. ~ 70 -
West IA street. bond 5000 win hn,noii'y "a "a
continue business twenty DAYS. II was saln
that n IT, essential 10 examine ofhc"rs ~ thc
torporRtion 20 inqrir" into ~ !ndettelnfft %,
$50 900 10 brother in-law 81 the pres,d,ehi "i
the corporation. The Liabilities are s'''"'''
assets estimated a. 500 ,-,,..-,.,,,.
COMP ANY schedules o. III, Union ga ana
Electric Fixture Company. Of 70 l42 west
18th street show Liabilities OF Ssi.3li. assets.
81 OfG Among the creditors are tho Aiantl'
National Bank Of Providence. r. l., $5i.N-..
Patrick Carter 4 wilkins company IhIode'.
phia Sc 49, and Standard Metal Spring com
pAny S4075
'" W'tNuATT.N BRUsH MANUFACTURING
COMP Any Schcd lies Of the Manhattan Brush
Manufacturing Company. II No. 66T Fisst ave
nue. show liabilities OF $1,000 asse'r. s'.82l.
consisting = stock. $500. machinery: Sl,lp.
claim. Si72l; wagon SO. and cash IN BANK.
r., G.. KAsrNER PAPER COMPANY
schedules m tho assignment 81 the Il. Z. Fasi-
Nor Taper Company. OF No. ia Worth street
show liabilities # $685. nominal asses. 81.
340 ana actual assets 81. l62. consisting u
cash. 1880 accounts SECS. stock. s,2oi'
fixtures. 500.
MAX HOBEI-schedules Of Max HobeL
r,riit,te dealer. o. No % Avenue 4. show
liabilities Of <1T7s7; assets. 81. 81. consisting
of stock $3.50. and cash in bank. -.
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000
FREDERICK B!.AsER- Frederick Blascr.
restaurant keeper. living at No. West lin
street hled petition. with liabilities OF S3.@D.
70 assets He has only one CT, Iitor. tho John
Eichlcr Brewing Company, $500 for money
loaned lie was president Of the Frederick
Blazer Company restaurant az No. 500 Spring
street, against which company petition was
filed on July 90.
F2NEsT J. LiNsON- Judge Mayer ap-
roinied Philip Elting. Of Kingston. receiver fer
Ernest J. Linson shoe dealer OF Kingston.
bond 81 co
! AV.ILONE & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
Ayallone 4 Garguilo. grOcers. OF No. Iis West
Houston street show liabilities Of $3.50. as
Fets So 753 consisting OF stock, 1900, nxt-
,.tes 81 200 an accounts, s1i3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
BUSH ADVOCATES MERGER
Would Consolidate Gould Lines
Under One MANAGEMENT.

&. F. Bush who is here on one of his
periodical visits in connection with his
MANAGEMENT of the Gould railroads.
stated yesterday that dispatches received
at the Missouri Pacific offices indicate
reduction OF about 3cO,Oo,OoO bushels in
the corn crop of the United States as
compared with last year. He said, how
ever, that the severe drouth Of the last
few weeks has been somewhat alleviated
by recent rains.
The president Of the Missouri Pacific
the Western Pacific and the Denver q
Rio Grande declared himself as favorins
the consolidation OF these properties un-
der one operating management, but added
that this was impracticable at present
owing TO the condition Of the money mar
ket. Such a merger. said Mr.. Bush. woulo
Involve an Interchange Of securities ana
the creation Of new financing
A special meeting Of the executive com
mittee Of the Missouri Pacific was held
yesterday to authorize the substitution
under the Missouri Pacific note indenture
of S22 10000 par value first refundins
mortgage bonds of the ST Louis Iron
Mountain & Southern Railway. 10 be Is
sued under the supplemental indenture OF
that company recently authorized by the
Missouri Public Service Commission.
In lire with the plan 10 consolidate me
operating and traffic managements OF the
Denver & Rio Grande and Western Pa
cinc railroads the following appointments
were announced. effective over both prop
critics
A. S. Hughes. general traffic manager
with headquarters at Denver; +. A. Wad-
leigh, passenger traffic manager, Win
Headquarters at Denver; II. L. Adams
freight traffic manager, and f. L. LomaX,
assistant passenger traffic manager, with
headquarters at San Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Molasses quiet

MOLASSfS AND htfs-hoidsses fu.os
and prices unchanged. Syrups In fair JOB
bling demand for the better grades and stocks
NAVAL sTOREs-Turpentine hrmer, with
fair jobbIng demand and IN sympathy Win
the higher primary market. fosih s'ee"S
ana unchanged. Tar quiet
Ous-Refned petroleum steady and TN
changed Linseed oil firm at former prices
RICE-There was only fair demand ana
with stocks small prices were as last quoted:
SUGaR-Refned firm but unchanged AZ
4.7Oc for fine graduated. New business TO.
very active. but local traders anticipate =
good business In the next week or two. Raw
firm and higher, with centrifugal quoted AT
3 73c muscovado 3.23c and molasses at : ysc'
Local refners were in the market, al Zfsc,
cost and freight, Cubas, and during the gay
getting 1000 and the American 30oVO'
These sales practically clean the market up
OF spot supplies. and holders were asking
higher prices at the close. In London beet
sugar was steady. with the carly cable quot
ing August az as 4izd. September ss Ava
and October December as Az d. but on the
curb prices were unchanged for August. = d
higher for September and = lowcr for
October December. Stock In the United
Kingdom, $4,000 tons. against $4,000 last
week. Willett & Gray report the movement
Of sugar AZ the six principal ports OF Cuba
for the week follows: Receipts, 1000
tons against 5000 the previous week 1000
last year and none in 1911; exports, $4,000.
against 10000. $4,000 and 22.O00: stock. 25s,-
600. against 2s2. 600 1s5. 900 and -. 900. re-
ceipts for the entire island. $4,000. against
~, 900. 1000 and 1000 Centrals grinding. g.
against . last week and last year and
IN 1911
H,DEs-The market was fairly active, and
with stocks small prices remained firm.
fair demand was reported from tanners
IEATHER--The market was firm in sym
patty with the raw material market ard on
a fair demand from local manufacturers, as
well as a good mail order business Prices
firm and unchanged.
DRUGs-Trading was fairly active bat
business was mostly OF small orders and
sales we're OF a jcbbing character. Opium
was In only limited demand but steady.
Essential oils in fair demand. especially
lemon oil, but trading generally was Of
tobbins character with prices showing little
change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The foll1Hing judgments FOR amounts more
tbnr 500 were fled yesterday the first name
leing .:at Of the icotor'
AIbefy. Frederick e.. Hsnnis Distillng CO.,
Ah S1gG Henry E.-Hnlll-l Hotel co. $3.50 o..
Atwood Corporatior--E NJ Won Horn, 1891 %.
Aukschun Edward au' Aioiph-George Liss n
passct T. VIM. A. and w. Lee Darling. ].
carroll. Mary john Burke Importing Co.
Dunn Inn Rslph--c Armeny trustee. $I2O Al.
Demine, George l.. and Frances Mp. J. No
Fr = 5rfID.' J joan IN Liebenthn ct al.
Ford, Clarence D.-J F. Roll. $500
Feldstoin. samuel-M. Friedberg. Sl0i 40
Ford. Robert Ell. F. Sell, $500 .,--
Guafino Anthony Avail Pocket Importing
cr co, SGrp 80 Ar,hur-Loven Realty Co.
Grams ann - Edvard-c. F. willard Co. Inc.
GSSeS S Fanny-M. Low. e1ecutri1, se.O25 S..
HOLMES. Frederick PHI. Craig. slG0.
Howard. Robert z. M.-Frederick Loeser &
Ke5ned " Patrick IF. J Bresin. $685. 40.
Keefe. Edward-F: Pender. $1,000
Klns R RS9syt s low ex eSsS : 81 sos
Iarkin' Thomas and Kiernan-F. J. Breslln.
r,si To- Tommaso- Lupis. sI27 81.
LcNlnSon, 'iN5 80 -, -'''~'
Ncfoone. Frank-Cook & Bernheimer Co,
NsTanee Frank A-Robert Griffin & Co.
Sll3 Is. . .,,, 49,. .ao- ,e
Wuivsney. Edwnrd-New York Telephone Co.
vSelEc Albert-B K Bloch. sass.
Wnriton Margaret and Charles Rankin &
New Jersey Central Realty Co.-M. NJ. Geto.
. %
u S Sl,,Ie Peter-suIzherge & sons Co.
Rsardon. J. Tiers -Gimbe Bros New York.
pa, F.uanuel-E Zimmerman. 1922 SO.
Sullivan. Jcrcmiah-F. J, Breslin slS -
Su'i,h William r and Alice XIV p.
Young. 81 al. SiS1 81.
s,lilVelI. Arthur f M J.. p. owen $50 l26 y
r-ni,ed vaudeville Cor. Co.'s, 500 ~
Voska BrsIner Marble Col. r. Taber ct al,
81 92s Ga.
sane-Same STGe 80.
snne-s Same $500 -. , ,,-,,, 49,.
vital Johann. or John, Henrietta VIVA 90 an da
August Zichmar charles Raah, Inc Sli6 W
Uenigmann. Ernest-F. +. Rsnney 81 Al
executors. SIs3 50. ...e-
Wbritner. Edgar-B. II. Webb sofo o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
NEW YORK CURB.

Dealings In outside securities were
comparatively light yesterday. and. while
prices showed some irregularity' the net
changes we're for the most part unim-
portant Marconi. OF America was
strong on limited trading. while Tobacco
Products preferred and United Cigar
Stores also ruled firm. Nevada mining
stocks were active. with lower tend
ency. Pressure came from the West and
was principally directed against North
Star. which opened at SEC and sold down
10 SIC. closing at the bottom. Tonopah
Merger sold from tic down 10 6Sc. aud
Jim Butler al &c West End WAS the
only strong feature, holding at 81 5-i6 bid
all day Midway was OuCicd "a tic ana
Mlzpah Extension At sc. The market
closed weak in the Tonopah list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.

Chicago. Aug 19-With few exceptions
10. DAVIS market in local securities was
easier and the general trade remained
dun. Commonwealth Edison lost in. the
neschborhood of point and fractional de-
Biscuit common, Pneumatic Tool, Steel
common and American Can common
shares. Investment orders Of small
character in Public Service preferred,
Diamond Match and Montgomery ward
preferred were noted ana pr!Ces tu.eu
firm Western Stone sold at 70. Sears
Roebuck common. American can pre-,
ferred and Swifts shares made srnah
gains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
ITEMS OF WALL STREET
Europe sold about 5000 shares in this
market yesterday. Of which half was for
London account and the remainder for
the Continent on direct cable.

Dividends have been declared ms fol-
lows:
Republic Iron and steel COMPANY. regular
quarterly Of 3. pe~ cent on the preferred
stock reyable October to stock Of record
september Is
plymouth Rubber Company quarterly az
81 - share on It's preferred stock, payable
September 20 holders OF record August -
American Gas Company. regular quarterly OF
ia per cent. payable August 80 10 holders Of
record August ~
international Smokeless Powder and Chemi-
cal Company. regular quarterly OF q Of per
cent on the common stock. payable October
10 stock OF record September 90: also the regu-
lar semi-annual " J per cent on the preferred
payable November II 10 stock o. record No
vember 3
silver King Consolidated Mines Company OF
Utah. initial Of - cents Share payable Sep
TENDER lG to holders OF record September ~.
Subscription rights to the Southern Pa
cidc stock certificates offered to Union
Pacific shareholders were quoted on the
stock Exchange Yesterday as follows:
High. 81; open. "a: low. a.; last, IS; close,
4sNie The volume dealt IN was 10000.
Nicholas T. Brady was elected yester-
day director Of the Mutual Gas Light
Company to succeed his father, the late
Anthony y. Brady.
The annual report Of the Buffalo. Roch-
ester & Pittsburgh Railway Company for
the year ended June 80, 1918. shows that
231. sos passengers were carried from
whom no revenue was derived. The pas
sengcrs who paid fares numbered 3
Oo3.O9O
The American Car and Foundry Export
Company, incorporated at Dover, Del
will take over the foreign business Of he
American Car and Foundry Company.
and will have offices in London. Berlin,
Paris and in several South American
cities
The combined income account OF the
Buffalo & Susduehanna Railroad and the
Buffalo & Susquehanna Railway, az re-
ported TO the receiver, shows gross earn
ines for the year ended June 80 as t2,463,-
1871. an increase OF sles.65 over the previ-
Gus year The twelve months surplus
after charges was 53l,7l5 gain Of
S24l. 297.
W. j. Harahan. president Of the Sea-
board Air Line Railway Company sailed
Yesterday for Europe on the Carpathia.
During the year ended June 20. 1913
the Louisville Railway Company earned
a gross of S9.465.699. compared with So
211. 7sS for the previous year. The years
net after taxes was N29362o AZ against
sl4.722.5s7 in 1872
The petition requesting the governor
o. the Stock Exchange To close the board
on the Saturday preceding Labor Day is
being freely signed by the members ana
indications are for a three-day holiday
iu Wall Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
BOND DOTS.

Douglas Fenwick & Co. Of New York.
were awarded recently the $4,000 side
walk and $1,000 street Improvement cou-
pom or registered bonds Of Saranac Lake,
Franklin County, y. y.
According 70 reports. San Diego, San
Diego city Schoo, District, San Diego
County. cal. will hold an election on
September 10 to decide on the proposition
10 issue $4,000 school bonds.
D. ". Byers, village clerk of London,
Madison County. Ohio. viii receive pro-
posals until noon on September u for
$500 8 per cent High street improve
ment bonds, denomination $50. dated
September /. 1913. and due September j.
1884 Accrued interest to be paid by the
purchaser.
II is reported that Mannheim, Lancaster
County, Penn. held an election recently
which resulted in the defeat to issue So
900 90 per cent street Improvement bonds.
y. w Harris & Co, Of Boston, were
the successful bidders on August IA for
26o 900 "a per cent coupon tax-free school
building bonds OF Northampton. Hamp-
shire County. Mass. denomination $1,000,
dated August l. 1913, and due 5000 yearly
from August l. 1914 10 1923 inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
CASH QUOTATIONS.
" o b. Elevator tAsked
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, August ~, 1913.
N-WHEAT-stocks Of wheat con-
tirt.ed TO accumulate both here and in europe
Tho European visible showing n Sain OF STU
Ugp bushels for the week, compared with loss
last year ~ 10000 for the corresponding Week,
while according n Bradsreet s. STOCKS ~
America and in and ahoat Tor Europe IN
creased ! 1893 600 bushels. bringing the total 70
~. O55. 900 bushels. compared with 10, 2oZ,uVV
bushels last year. when there was decrease
for the week Of .072 go bushels. Most OF the
foreign markets we're lower out aIttT cap
declines OF safe the local market rallied and
most Of the day showed a steady tone, win
comparatively little selling pressure. Mime
avos reported ~ cars OF new spring "nest
OFT OF a total Of 1856 cars received for the day.
corn again PLAYED an important part IN the
wheat market and when corn begun 10 weaken
longs sold moro freely. prices cec!ined lc a
bushel from the top and after again TallJlhB
closed AZ A net loss Of y q &c. No red winter
wheat g3Q9fi.c. G T. export basis, and G6'2c
n y. No ! Northern spring eSAc. b.
CORNING market was active and feVerlsn
and after quick price changes. within ranse
Of 1is0 . A bushel closed at a net loss or 80
7sc Sentiment was less inclined 10 favor the
tons of generally unsettled weather over the
West and there was a general feeling tnat
the worst IS now known. and leadlng longs
showed a disposition 10 dispose or Al least part
Of thoir holdings Bradstreets visible supply
showed a decrease OF 1s27O00 bushels FOR the
waok compared with a decrease OF 135,VU last
wear Export corn. 3i7c nominal D.
. Moderately active. and, after nm carry
p,ices eascd of with corn. closing az net de
cline of &c. Rradstreets visible Increased
. tgS 900 bushels. compared with an Increase or
go OOp last year. cash market easy; STANDARD
white 47i7d+sc; No 2. 4S'ac; No 3 45sq+lc;
40 a AeT46i.c; ordinary clipped, 46Hq4sc
fancy 4SilO4ei1c, all elevator. RHE-Quiet;
No . Western 6si.c. New York BAR
LEY steady: mailing. 6od62c. Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
Detroit United Railway.

The payment Of the $4,000 I'm back taxes
h.. the Detroit nited Railway 70 the city
was the last step IN binding the day-to-
day agreement agreed 10 recently Au-
oust l. was the first day Of operation
under the new agreement. and the seven
ets-for-a-quarter rate was met with
such approval that all records for re-
ceipts by the company on its city lines
we're broken. About $4,000 worth OF tick
cts we're sold, an average Of about Soo
for each Of the fifteen hundred conouc-
tors OF the company. and one conductor
alone sold So 80 worth. This large sale
of tickets for one day, OF course, had the
effect OF cutting down receipts for me
revt several days, but this week II is eX-
,.acted that sales will be back to normal.
omcers Of the company appear TO be
greatly satisfied with the result of the
g.. few davs' operation under the new
agreement.
A,o.r;oan Public Utilities Company.
Tho hoard OF directors Of the American
puhl,c Utilities Company at It's annual
r,ootiro, Increased its number from seven
70 sixteen members. thirteen having been
elected. with permission TO MI the the re-
naming three vacancies. Oiicers were
reelected. and the position or chairman
Of the board was created. but this VIII
he filled later. it was considered mad
visable At this time 10 increase the com
mon dividend, as. in resolution ih'io-
duced and accepted by vote Of stockhoid-
ers the conservation Of the resources OF
the corporation. as represented by the
surplus earnings, for improvements ana
extension Of properties IS provided for
The annual reports presented AT tne
meeting were those already pupii'"Fu'
The members OF the new board are as
follows: Charles b. Kelsey Joseph H.
Brewer. Joseph II. Hart, George Z "hlt-
worth. Charles Mcpherson. warren H.
Snow and Blaine Gavett, Of Grand hap-
ids; w. b. Parsons. of Winoha' =. a.
Boalt. Of ST. Paul; II. l.. Mason ol DCS-
ton; L. J. Maloney. Wilmington Dei.'
Henry S. Morris and +. Clarence Mii'"''
Of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20

The local Offices Of the Anglo-Ameri-In
Oil Company have not as yet received in
structions as TO the form in which the
stock dividend of 100 per cent will be
paid. Advices are expected daily and It
Is generally believed that the new GER
tificates. like the present ones, will be
coupon bearing. and that the distribution
will be made by the simple method of
Withdrawing the old and issuing to each
holder twice the number of his present
holdings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
CREDITORS AFTER T. A. KELLY

Boston. Aug. ia creditors petitio'i
In bankruptcy was filed to-day against
Thomas A. Kelly. morocco mahuIse.-
urer Of Lynn The petitioners ana t"eu
claims were Oelrichs & Co, OF New AoiA'
$4,000: Frederick Probst Co. OF Ne"
York, s63.323. and the international lrus'
Company, Of Boston. $1,000. Kelly maze
an assignment to James II. Sisk. OF Lynn
or August Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

Two heavy grades. a railroad grade
crossing and from eight to ten minutes In
running time Of the high-speed interurban
service between Allentown and Philadel-
pr{a will be eliminated by the completion
aboct October l of the halfmile reinforced
concrete bridge Of the Lehigh Valley
Transit Company, connecting Allentown
and South Allentown
The original plans contemplated the
completion Of the bridge about November
1. hut according to the present plans cars
will he running over II the latter part oil
September. and the bridge will he entirely
completed early IN October
Mount Whitney Power and Electric Co.
In its report for the month OF July the
Mount whitney Power and Electric COM
many shows an increase Of ~ per cent In
sirplus over the same month Of 1872 and
for the twelve months ended July 81
gain Of Is per cent IS exhibited. The In
crease In gross for the month Of July Is
about $500 in excess Of the gain for June.
The staten ent Of the company for the
month and twelve months ended July 81
is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20

the rate Of $1,000. 900 year The in
crease in the milling values Of the ore
was S9717S0. May was the heaviest pro-
oucing month The figures for the vari-
Gus companies are:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
CURB ECHOES.

There was some disappointment among
brokers on the New York curb when II
was learned that net earnings of the
North Star we're slightly under $4,000,
as previous estimates by officials OF the
company set the returns for the month ct
Pe per cent or more over the actual
profits. and prospects had been most opti-
fnistlc on that account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
pROyJSIONS

PROyISIONS-Hog products frmer. with
fairly active demand from commission houses
prompted by moderate receipts OF live hogs and
n nriner tone to the hog market There was a
sharp reaction from the early advance. but at
the close the market was again hrm. PORK
500 so; short. clear. $50 50as22 SO BEEF
Mess. slsasio. family. $20d $2l packet. slSd
$50. extra India mess. s2saS2e. DRESSED
MEATS Picked bellies easy, 10 10 1Tc II
10. i6c; u 10. loo. PIcKLEb HAMs-Easy;
i6isc. TALLOW-Steady; special, &c asked;
Middle West II 30Gil f0c city. libGl1h
refined South America. i275c; Continents.
A pOc Brazil kegs. IL. I5c: compound quiet:
1914 GiOlsc sTEARINB-Quiet; oieo 10Slc;
city lard. l3tc.
COrTONsEED OIIr-Was only moderately
active and price changes were Irregular. Early
there was steadier tone In near positions.
but late months appeared 10 be under pressure
thought 10 represent hedging operations against
crude Late In the day the whole list devel-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20

oped heaviness. with final prices points high
err TO s points net lower. Local contract prices;
YestcT-
nnc, tIgob nm Cloeo day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20

For the six months ended June 80, 1919.
Pie Tonopah district produced 279,49l
ions OF ore. an increase Of nearly 10000
fons over the same period last year. The
gross milling value was s5,6Os.5 or at