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New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The steamer market was slow and the
rfevailing demand for tonnage light. hates
rcrc easy with tonnage offered steadlly
ouotations to Liverpool and Glasgow, "a;
london. 23d; Rottedams &c; ,,ds asmpnrg Mnii
81 4. bristol and Antwerp. 2&d: Cork. for
orders. - 4lsd picked ports, large tonnage
l. IOlad Cotton to Liverpool per 100 10
zoe charters: British steamer. 22oV tons
lumber, Gulf to the River Plate. lbs, De-
cember-January; British steamer. 229I tons
cotton Savannah to Liverpool or Bremen
Sss I'd prompt: Norwegian steamer 2,lsl
tons. ore. Narvik to Philadelphia. rs. De
rember: British steamer 1915 tons. West
fndio trade four months. $500. January Feb
tuary: British steamer. 1852 tons. coal. New
mort News TO Cienfuegos, p I. prompts
steamer 152j tons, rails. Baltimore To Gall
weston, . [: schooner. 2s5 tons, lumber. Mo-
bile TO Gibara. 50 70: schooner. 1871 TONS
brick, Baltimore to Tampa and back. phos-
phnte rock, I; bark. go tons ties. Fer
iandina to New York lie option Boston.
2Oc; schooner l.0T6 tons. coal, Norfolk TO
Savannah, 81 10. and back to New York,
ties, Z.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
GRAIN PRICES ALL
SHOW DECLINES
Narrow Price Changes the Rule
Coffee Closes Firm
and Higher.

Price changes in the grain markets were
narrow yesterday. with wheat holding
most of the previous days advance. and.
while sentiment was apparently on the
bull side there was little disposition TO
take long chances on the part Of sellers.
The close was at net unchanged to a de-
cline of Ac.
Corn felt the effect OF increased receipts,
but there was no selling pressure OF con-
sequence, and the close was at net un-
changed to lsc decline.
Oats were inactive, but with receipts
ahead of last weeks figures the loss for
the day was sc to l4c.
There was firmness and some buoyancy
In the coffee market, Brazilian conditions
giving strength to the local situation.
Foreign markets were all higher. and there
was a more liberal business with domestic
roasters and jobbers. The market at the
close showed net gains of 10 to % points.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
Stock Exchange Listings.

The governors of the New York Stock
Exchange have admitted 20 list the FOL
lowing securities: S1,500,O0 cumulative
first preferred stock of the Moline Plough
Company; $2l5,OO0 additional per cent 90
wear first lien and collateral trust sinking
fund coupon bonds of the Manila Electric
Railroad and Lighting Corporation;
s2.O26. 900 additional united 5O-year 4 per
cont bonds Of the Louisville & Nashville
Railroad Si.23j,OCO par value Bankers
Trust Company; certihcates OF deposit
representing first mortgage per cent 90
year gold bonds Of the st. Louis. Rocky
Mountain G. Pacific Company. and si5,OOO'-
900 AZ per cent corporate stock Of the city
of New York, due March ], 1868.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
GRAIN EASY IN CHICAGO
Prices Generally Show Declines
Provision Changes Split.

Chicago. Nov 2e.-Wheat eased off a
little to-day. European markets having
virtually ignored the recent advances on
this side Of the Atlantic. Latest prices
we're steady at shade to &c net decline.
Corn closed unchanged TO is4Ac lower,
oats off isahc and provisions varying
from a setback OF &c to a rise OF 2l2c.
on account Of the holiday tomorrow
there was not a great deal of selling
pressure, and wheat values did not recede
far. Harvest advices from Argentina
were conflicting. dispatches early in the
day telling of favorable conditions. but
later mentioning rain in the northern dis
tricts and referring to dread OF frost.
Bullish estimates OF the Russian crop
helped to sustain the market, and so also
did a report that the European rye crop
was short 100000 bushels. Range OF
prices:
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-Thc local street market tor
conner was little steadier. and prices WeIo
hirbor with lake quoted 15H l5hc nominal
airctrolyric 14s, a ijc. and casting l4h W
1ii,c. standard copper on the Metal EN-
change was dull and prices were nomihal
I'm Iondon copper closed hrm at t6I Us Od
for spot and fGG rs Sd for futures
TiN-Localiy was firm. with spot and No.
vcmber quoted 30. 11g ~ ~ ~ peceinue1 ,,5
March. 40 COZ 40c. In London tin closed
arm AT fisi for spot and f1sl lis Tor futures
TEAD-Easy; New York. November 4szo
n 4 zoe and East St Louis 400 AZ !. &c. The
american Smelling and Refining COMPANY
has reduced the price OF shipment lead from
closed at f1S los.
SPETTER-Dull: New York spot. 500
SOC. and East ST Louis. 5.O5ao. Lon
don spelter closed at $50 los
IRON Mddlesboro No 3. 49s Sd In Lon,
con The local iron market was quiet ana
unchanged at sl5 501s13 % for NO North.
ern. SIS 256 s15 80 for No ., and Sl4 ioH
az - for No Southern and soft.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
COTTON BREAKS,
BUT CLOSES STEADY
Fluctuations We're Narrow, Final
Figures Showing a
Slight Decline.
WEATHER FOR COTTON STATES.

For North Carolina fair to-day ana Frluay;
light to moderate variable winds.
For South Carolina, fair and warmer To-Day;
Friday fair; light variable winds.
For Georgia, fair to-day and Friday; Hsht
variable winds
For Mississippi, fair to-day and Friday;
light east winds
For louisiana. fair to-day and Friday; light
east TO southeast winds.
For Eastern Texas. fair to-day and Friday;
light 10 moderate east 10 southeast winds.
For Tennessee, partly cloudy TO cloudy to
day; Friday fair
For Western Texas aud Arizona. fair to-day
and Friday.
There was not much doing in the cotton
market yesterday, and price changes were
narrow. There was an early break on
disappointing cables and a bearsh crop
estimate, rally TO about Tuesdays clos
ing figures on covering for over the holi-
day being followed by another drop on
realization sales, the reactions amounting
10 about or points off from the best,
with the close at a net drop for the day
Of 1 to I points. Reports circulating in
the trade indicate continued confusion
with reference TO the size of the crop, and
final IDEAS as to the showing of the gov
ernments estimate due on December II
amount of cotton reported ginned during
the period ending December !. Private
reports on this ginning will probably begin
to come in after to-day's adjournment, or
early next week, and meanwhile small
crop men seemed disposed TO stand by
their views I'm the face of some of the re-
cent more optimistic reports. The aver
age Of thirty-four estimates by members
Of the Dallas Cotton Exchange pointed 10
a commercial crop of li,234.00 bales, and
the average estimates of four Of the
Southern exchanges so far published have
been close 10 that figure, with Memphis
rejecting an average expectation Of abolt
a f0S,O ,O00 bales. There was not great
deal of news from the South yesterday,
but two, or three reports were received
claiming a good spot demand at points
I'm the Eastern belt Arrivals of cotton at
New York are not yet showing any ma
terial increase. and local spot men were
inclined TO think that December notices
on Friday would not exceed l5,Voo bales.
Southern spot markets were generally un-
changed, having declined about lsqAc'
for the week. with futures showing an
aggregate loss of II to 3o'points. The local
spot market was quiet and 10 points lower
at l230c for midding upland; no sales.
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
TRADING ON THE
CONSOLIDATED
Moderate Activity, with Lower
Prices Recorded at Close
of the Session.

Missouri Pacific was dealt in on the
Consolidated Stock Exchange at 26l4 on
the $50 o'clock opening call and at 262s
and 26i2 after the call Rock Island sold
after the call at II and Brunswick after
the call at ~. This represented the only
market for the three stocks named in
Wall Street during the day. So far as the
general market was concerned it's re-
lapse once more into comparative dul-
ness was decidedly disappointing TO trad
ers who had thought that the upward
movement of Tuesday would be carried
further Prices showed softening ten
dency from the opening at $3.50 o'clock.
American Can on the initial call reflected
an overnight loss of L Of point, while
United States Steel and Union Pacific
were each down g, and Reading, South
ern Pacific, Pennsylvania. Smelling and
Missouri Pacific each down Il. Floor dis
cussion largely centred around currency
legislation. the uncertainties involved In
the Mexican problem and President Will
sons forthcoming message to Congress.
There was some talk about the shading
of steel prices Steel, which was the most
active stock, touched low of 557s, for
a small lot, against a New York Stock
Exchange low OF Sc. Its sales totalled
1870 shares Reading did not sell under
leo. against 1597s on the other board. It's
highest was iG05s. against l603.. Amalga-
mated Copper did not get above 7Ola,
against 7C}s on the New York Stock EX-
change. while Can did not sell higher
than 23ss, against 29a. New Haven's
lowest was 77la. against IA. and Cana
dian Pacific's lowest was 22ia4, against
22i2. Transact in all stocks totalled
1860 shares, which about doubled the
low aggregate of Monday
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27

New York, November 20, lSio'
GRAIN-WHEAT-A quiet holiday trade
characterized operations, but while plices
moved within a comparatively narrow rsnss
the tone was firm. and the market malntalleu
most OF Tuesdays advance, closing het @ u
hanged 10 l. . lower News was not very con-
elusive but the market recently mas sho"n
stro1gN upward tendency, with sehtiiheht a.
parently on the bull side and traders NOT g, g,s
pposcI 70 take chances on the selling side. The
Argentine situation was still niue SV,i'pleA, ,
but according 10 a cable from BroonhaIi Hloet
OF the damage In that country mas peeu ~ VIZ
least tmportant districts, while the prospects
IN tho large wheat raising sections are Sun
favorable. Domestic conditions were rather
bearish on the surface. receipts In me Nortm
,rcst baine liberal and stocks at Minneapolis
ana Duluth showed further increases 1as"
sales we're fair but demand was not partcu
arly aggressive. private eanie ron n
that country at 125 600 600 bushels, which was
abort 15O coo 600 bushels under the recent es,i-
inate by TIE lnternational institute OF ,ator-
able. and the crop in that country was est
mated at iO6. 900 900 bushels. Export bios wers
near working basis. but rumors OF saies
lacked confirmation. No red winter vas
"uoted al gS nc. c T. New York. export pasis'
and 81. Z o b: No / Northern Duluth, Tt.c,
( o b. cORN-Also showed narrow prce
changes closing net unchanged TO sc lower.
Receiuts AT interior points were consideraoiN
larger than last week and about equal 70 last
year but the distribution continues Ioeral'
and there was an absence OF seIIihg pressu'e,
Liverpool declined sharply under pressure o,
spots and cheap Danubian offers put TINS nSa
little effect on prices here. Cash old NO We, VEL
low was quoted at s2l4c. elevator, domestlc;
OATs-TradIng wai inactive, and prices movea
largely in sympathy with wheat ana corr; corn
closing isdhc net lower. The cash de.sn.
was inactive and receipts were ahead OF iast
week. Cash market dull; STANDARD white, fo@
4Tc; No 9. 47di7isc: No g. - sm4oc; 30 go, :,
AZ !d45c: ordinary clipped, 44's@ 41t2c; lshry
rIinned, 4T4f4sc: all elevator. RfE-Steady
No Western. Tic, Z, New YORK. expost
ali rail BARLEY-sttady mailing, IZgsoc'
= | Z RuffalD.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
CURB VOLUME IS SMALLER
Irregularity Follows Moderate
Degree of Firmness.

Trading in the curb market yesterday
was less active, and, while firmness was
shown AT the outset. before midday an ir-
regular tendency developed on realizing.
There was a fair inquiry for the Standard
Oil issues. especially California which on
rather active dealings moved up about ten
points. subsequently, losing about one-half
the gain on proht-taking. Standard Oil OF
New Jersey and Union Tank Line ruled
strong. United Cigar Stores, after open
ing down y, rose point on sinah PuI-
chases. British h-American Tobacco was
fractionally better. Riker-Hegeman ne"
was a shade lower. Mining issues were
auiet. but in some Of the stocks an I'M
provement was recorded. chiefly In the
silver shares. No interest was shown In
bonds. which closed unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
DIVIDEND OF 33 1-3 P. c.
Stockholders of Dartmouth
Mill to Get 100000.
IPy Telegraph TO TIE Tribune ]

lRy Telegraph 10 TIE Tribune
Fall River. Mass. Nov. 26.-It became
Known in New Bedford to-day that the
Dartmouth Mill stockholders were TO pay
tor only half Of the 100000 issue Of new
ommon stock. and that the balance was
o be in the form of a stock dividend.
The new financing of the Dartmouth
Mil accordingly means a stock dividend
Of s40O, 900 on the present common STOCK
capital OF s1.2O0.O0O. or SO 1-3 per cent
The Dartmouth Mill has been one OF
the corporations OF New Bedford which
has become undercapitalized. Figured on
the usual basis Of $40 a spindle, the Dart
month plant, with its 100000 spindles, Is
worth fully $4.OOO.OO0, yet is capitalized
.or only s1.SO0,OOO
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27


Dividends were declared as follows:
La Belle Iron Works. regular quarterly Of =
per cent on the preferred stock, payable De
| cenber 20 to stock of record December 10:
also regular quarterly of y of / per cent on
the common. PAYABLE January 81 10 stock Of
record January 20
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Company. extra of 10 per cent, payable Decein-
Der - TO stock Of record December ..
California Hallway and Power Company
regular quarterly Of q. per cent on its prior
preference stock. payable January . 10 stock
of record December -
Lindsay Light Company. regular quarterly
OF IA per cent on the preferred stock and g
OF i per cent on the common, payable Decem-
ber 10 to stock OF record December 10.
Childs Company regular quarterly OF "a
per cent Oh the common and ia per cent on
the preferred stocks. payable December TO-
Railway Steel Spring Company, regular
stock. payable December 20 to stock OF record
Electric Properties Corporation, regular
quarterly Of II per cent on the preferred
stock. payable December 10 to stock Of record
December l.
National Sugar Refining Company of New
Jersey, regular quarterly OF 1's per cent
PAYABLE January to stock OF record Decem-
Der q
Northern Pipe Line Company. regular semi,
annual Of S5 share, payable January 10
stock Of record december IL.
Nashua Manufacturing Company. regular
semi annual Of : per cent. or SO payable
Acme White Lead and color Works. quar-
terly of / Z per cent on the preferred ana 2'2
per cent on the common payable December
10 stock Of record November 20
Chicago Telephone Company. quarterly OF y,
payable December 81 TO stock Of record De
Cemher ~
Elultable Illuminating Gas Light Company.
semi-annual Of 81 on the preferred stock. pay"
able December IL 20 stock Of record Decem-
her Il.
Lawrence Manufacturing Company. semi an
nual Of per cent. payable December TO
stock Of record November 20
Awif, & CO.. quarterly of Ia per cent, pay
able January to stock OF record December ..
The Federal Utilities. Inc. has decided
TO defer action for the present on the
quarterly dividend Of IL per cent on the
preferred stock due December ! next
Henry II. Skinner has been elected a
member of the New York Stock En-
change.
O'Conuor e. Kahler. dealers in munich
pal bonds, have discontinued business.
owing TO the death Of J. {. OConnor.
II. A. Kahler will act as liqudatnS
agent to wind up the affairs. Under the
co-partnership title OF II. \. Kahler x
Co. Mr. Kaher. Percy G. Merriield and
Thomas +. Sherwood will continue in
business of the same general character.
The Southern Pacific reports gross
earnings of Sl35l2,s97 for October a loss
OF siO2.S17. as compared with october last
year, while net earnings were Si,o"o'Nl3'
"a decrease of $685. 1856.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company
reports gross earnings Of slO.35i5o4. an in
crease OF $666, ,9S5 over the same month
last wear. while net earnings for the
month were $i,6iS,3lo. a gain OF S-'s'o'9.
The firm OF Fuller & Co. dealers III
bonds and investment securities. at NO. %
Wall street. has been dissolved by the
mutual consent OF the partners j. FRANK
Fuller and W NJ. Weed.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27

Liverpool cables: spot. fair business doiiis
sales 10 Oop bales: speculation and export oOo
American : 600: imports. 1000. American;
4. 600. Midlling upland. 7.2Jd. Futures opened
quiet 2Q3 points higher closed very s6eaia{: d,,ic
Novon, ber- December, 69liad: December Janu-
AIRY. G0Od: January February 6s0 "a; Feoru-
arr March GOOD; March-April. toid; april
NAV 60li4d: May-June. 6g2d: June july
q Sgt,d: July August. 6s7d: august september
n IA. Sentember- October 653d. Octooer-No-
von,bcr @ AID Manchester-Narns duh; cioths'
sellers can only do business at concession
New orleans, Nov. 2o.-'ottoh Lulu,e ,el
,,a,,oJ within a narrow range. influenced
chleay by efforts to realize profits or 10 cover
for over to -morrow's holiday News from t tne
belt was bearsh. but bears did not press tlr @
nroAts Fresh snort selling toward the close
ieft the market steady. with prices points
,p to points down compared with yes'eF-
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
Reading R. r. to Lay Men Off.

Reading. Penn. Nov 26.-The Reading
Railway Company announced to-day that
the working force at all its shops will be
reduced from to 10 per cent. About two
hundred men Will lie laid off I'm this city
and "A proportionate number i'm all other
plants Beginning December / the loco
motive shop here will work nine hours a
daY Instead of ten.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
r,o parros-King Development Company
ioNDoN WOOL AUCTIONS.

London. nov 26-The wool auction .Srin0s sa'ef eS
- continued to-day. with oIerihBs 81
Va ,s- baiss There was BRISK demand
and nrices we're firm, especially Tor sc secured Grpi
merinos. which were largely 'anux ho,,xht to few
ia, %" sIins and greasy crossbreds IN"
loiS y, .,in.r. New south Wales, 200 bales
secured. Is edals SID; greasy ~ y lild: ia
r,a., nfsitiLd Victoria, 100; greasy, st:d
- ssiY'iii. south Australia. 200; secured. is
iod ais i'd West australia 9Soc 9o" .sagrsg srSrsg
A. "a greasy, 6AdG1s. Cape OF
Good Hone and Natal, 200; greasy oHa
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington. Nov. 2G.-The condition Of the
United States Treasury at the beginning OF
Business to-day was Net balance In general
fund, sl21. 42G. 643 total receipts yesterday
G,oj96jS total payments yesterday. s3'514'-
"a The deficit this fiscal year Is s7.l4s,s so1'
against deficit Of S1.42i.3 $50 last year. ex-
elusive Of Panama Canal and public debt
Transactions
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
EXPORTS OF APPLES.

and Canadian ports for the week ended
November %. 1913, furnished to The Trib-
une by Lunham & Moore. Produce En-
change forwarding agents boxes are
reckoned as three To the barrel and
counted as barrels):
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
SEED PRICES.

ro,s1o Nov. -CLOVERSEED-Prl
cash December. S. 10: January. February and
Nsrch s7Tib ALSIKE-Prime, cash, De-
rember. SO T0 March, slo 30. TIMOTHY
Prime. cash. old. 81 a y; new and and December.
s9 30: February and March 81 62is.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCES.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour was inacti

FLOUR AND MEAL-FIour was luactiNe'
with trading mostly of jooolng enaraGtsr
e. 9t@,s4 a.. winter patents. 81 4Jdsi 50; spring
clears Al5Gs4 30: extra No ! winter - eoW
e. 81: No .. SO sass so; Kansas stralghts, 81 -
aASj; fancy spring patents, - iOn 3 ~ * ~ d ~
FLOTTR-Quiet: fair to good. 59dS 'O'
choice TO fancy, So 7548 90 CORN ~
white and yellow 81 55dN 60; coarse, 81 5Oa
81 ~ FEED-Western steady; bran, 20 arrive,
iO0ib sacks s2i: standard middling' 20; honr h.oa
do SIS so; red dog. $50 City steady; buik' 20
lOO-ib sacks 81. middling. S2SgSSOvo; req dos
ssi 25 oil meal. $lg S3l 30. -,
,OE'FEE-Developed firmness and at times
was buoyant closing near the top win ~
gains of 10 TO y points. At the advance VIC
ms rIlet showed net gains or % 10 oo poi's
iron, tho low level OF the downward movement
reached early last week About 5Ow pags
were rendered on December contracts pu.
,yas apparent that the December position nsn
been more thoroughly llquidated thah hau
hean expected The principal SUSTAINING Ia
tor was strength in Brazil. whlch cohnruleu
Tho general belief here that the situation mas
i,nnroved materially since the recent dcpres-
sion According TO the public cable, the RIO
market was i25 reis higher. while santos
snots were 100 reis higher and FUTURES 80 reis
nm The strength i'm Brazil was more appar
cnt In the cost and freight situation, who're
prIces we're 10 TO 25 points higher. WIN ssnSos
ss quoted from 1l.65c to l2isc; Is ana 9s 1.-Two;
So n IOc and Rio Is 9.70d975c Business was
ON a more liberal scale. and II was estiIua'cd
,bat 40 600 10 40 900 bags had been taken ny
ros sters and iobbers and. furthermore, private
cables reported a large business done t ior
~ - NOT advance OF 1AG2 francs while Ham
burc was lGlA pfennigs net higher. spot was
firm with Rio Is at l0lsc and santos rs at
i9stc. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27

PROVISIONS - Business was sman anu
nrices moved within a narrow range. PORK
Steady: mess S23 25dS23 10: family. s2f JoT
s2I 5O short clear $50 25aS22 REEF-Mess.
SIsGsis 30: family. $40 5Oqs2O 20; packet.
sis 5lGsi9 30; extra India mess. S2snS3o.
DRESSED HOGS -Bacons. 1lll1i2c pigs 12c.
err MEATS-Pickled bellies quiet; 2l0 10.
14adljc; u ib.. i4c; IA n. 13isc; picked
hams steady. 1916 TALloW-Steady: spe-
Easy; middle West. 10 090allc city, i0s+c:
refined quiet; South America. l2:0c; Cont
nent, II CSC; Brazil, kegs, 1890; compound
Cnntinued on fourteenth paxe.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
Better Times Promised.

There seems 10 be a note of encourage
rosnt IN the effect that will follow the
coating Of the French government loan.
Naturally the successful absorption Of so
large an Offering will inspire confidence
among the French people. as well as the
hoarders I'm Germany and AUSTRIA. The
small investors of Continental Europe
will conclude that the danger line Of 4
general war has been passed, and their
eupidity will be appealed TO so strongly
that gradually they will withdraw their
Idle funds from hiding places and put them
into securities which will yield an income.
Moneyed institutions will feel the effect
Of betterment and will be more inclined
10 make loans than they have been for
some time, and It will not be many weeks
arterward before a fairly normal tone
will be visible and a beginning Of trade
recovery will follow. While there will be
a great demand for funds, the release of
the vast sums stored away as a result of
the Balkan War will do much to bring
about a general revival Of business
throughout Europe.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27

nv steamer Cedric. $40 bbs aud 500 boxes
pears: by steamer Mnnetonka, 100 bbs and
boxes pears and 323 crates cranberrles: by
steamer It. Louis, $40 bbls and 5ll boxes
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
CURB ECHOES.

Nine cars OF orc were sent out from %
halt last week. which amounted 10 niue
o,or COO eco pounds and consisted largely
-, bigb grade ore Cobalt Townsite sent
ooc zoo mounds OF this amount and La Rose
o.7 200 pounds, while Penn Canadian
ehipped l57, $50 pounds and Cobalt Lake
,oq ,7o mounds. Bullion shipments amount
"a % to2 200 ounces, valued at Sll5,4S.
Another record was established pE inc
rononab Belmont Development Company
for tho month of October. exceeding tn"
nrcvious record by 1900 The net output
Tor the month was slS7. 1872. as against SlS2'-
oo5 for September and Slsi9sS for August
-, tbts basis the company IS earning
ahou, ,75OOoO in excess of the regular
quarterly diyldend of S75,Ooo.
Tbe Rarnes- King Development company
ronorts that for the month OF october the
mill treated $500 tons Of ore. yielding ~
Ssl. mining end milling expenses were DO =
f-o leaving A balance OF Sli,336. payment
of slo75O was made on the North Mocca-
Gin nropertv. leaving $3,5S as surplus.
Thore Is still balance Of A,l1S to be paid
-. a., Nortb Moccasin purchase.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
BRIEF ITEMS OF
WALL STREET
Latest Dividends and Earnings of
Corporations Reported
Personal Mention.
Dividends were declared as follows:

London was a seller in this market yes
terday to the extent of about 500 shares.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-27
EXPORTS.
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

.F o b. tElevator, d omestlc.