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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04
NEW YORK PRICES.
sFABOiRD CLEARANCEs


rIoifR AND MEAL-Flour was inactive
hu, steady Spring patents. 81 5JqS4 10; win
Ter stra,gbts 81 25aSi 80: winter patents, ~ ~
asa 50: spring clears. 81 l1fs4 80; extra no
winter 81 Gus 50: No . 81 45nS3 60; kansas
s,raights. "a 2jas4 SO: fancy spring patents,
good 50 TOaS3 90: choice to fancy ~ S3qsa ~.
CORNMEAI-Barely steady; Kiln dried ~ W.
UAG NEAI,-puiet: fine white and yellow
Ell c0asi a. coarse. 81 jjqSl 60. FEED ,
Western dull: Western bran, loo-Ib SACKS, 10
arrive. s24 30: middling. SIS: flour DO s2s 80
red dog s3l: city quiet; bllk; vi: SACKS
so5 20: middiing. sos IOa $50 30; red dog
s3i go: oilmeal, sl2 JJtiA'5. , ,....,.h
COFTEE-Was again active ana teverlsh
with strong interests arrayed on both sides. y
show of weakness in Europe ana heaSy re
ceipts in Brazil resulted In an opening decIhe
Of Gfi3 points but during the day nrmer
feeling develored. and the Market rhIiieu
sharply. closing near the top WIN net go
vance OF 1923 points. sales we're i3.,oiV
baas The buying was believed TO DE laIseIy
nv one interest, and /. was thought thar
leading operator was acculuat'ns isi :. ~
OF long coffee. one of the principal stnulat
Ing features was a private cable IRON NortZ
20 OF Havre, which said Next santos crop
Uoo 600 bags maximum absolutely, and only
a. October towering good Actual prospects
doubtful" Cost and freight offers from Brazh
we're firm at slight advance from luuia
DAVIS quotation, but business was comparatlVey
small Havre opened at decllne Oh lsHl =
Sra1cs. but during the day gained franc
and closed at a net loss Of ltNi y franc, while
Hamburg closed at net loss OF ltWl
nfennips; Rio showed AN advance or - rels
,,,biIe santos spots were unchanged TO 90 rels
iower and futures showed a loss OF Jlrio
reis SPOT steady. with Rio IS quoted al lo'ie
Local contrlct prices: g.
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BUSINESS REVERSES.

sCt1IyARZKOPF & STANDARDIZATION
filed against Joseph l.. Schwarzkopf ana Eu
ward J. Samore, who compose the hrm Oh
Scbyvarzkopf & Salmore manufacturers oil hu-
man hair goods. at No ~ East 2ist street by
Leonard lronner for these creditors: a. 1.
Bernstein. $500; Jacob Boss, 81. and w l.. Dc
veze. SIS. Judge Hough appointed Stephen
p Rosenthal receiver; bond, $1,000. Marcus
Helfand, attorney for the firm, said tha' 'ne
liabilities are $4,000 and the assets between
'KTCHARL II. BEoWN. INC.-A petition has
been dled against Richard Is. BrO"n ~;
produce commission merchant at NO 80
tr,amhers street by these creditors: Joiin WI
son 81, 900; i. * u. Publishing Cor pdhS, 80,
and BahrenbCrg Brothers q 60 80. IL W.
alleged that the corporation rs lhsolNehl No.
Ureterential payments of 81 600 ana removed d
large part OF its property. Inc buSIIesS - 49,.
20 tbe Oldest I'm the city in this line. having
-, cetabIished in 1912 by Richard B. Brown.
Ills GRANDSON Richard T.. Brown Is plesItvH'
of the corporation. which was incorporates III
February. 1912 with capital STOCK OF S,U toU "a,
j.. DOFFLEIN * CO, ma ptutioh h'S
boen hIed against L. Doflein q Co, me
nanufacturer Of dressing sacques ana h9uSe
Gowns. at Fifth avenue and SD street, 10y ihese
eTedItors. Theodore H. Poltz. $3.50 George A.
stevens $40 and Babbette Sigrer So JuuLo
UouCh appointed W. l.. Bryant TecelseI, Dol.',,
$40 The liabilities are said 10 I've >o'VV'' anu
WILLIAM Z.lNKEIl- Petition filed by Will
lam Zankel a policeman, living at No; t'oS
FurmaE ave. The Bronx WIN Ia n, 10
5000 10 seven creditors. and no atgsts' ,, Iic
owes S275 for borrowed money from lVp 10 i'y"'
ana the David Mayer Brewing company o.
tained a judgment against him IN leo4 lo'
Judge Hough yesterday denied en- appHca-
ton 10 appoint receiver in oaneLuptsy P'o Of
Socond avenue and q street, and the wilmer
Ide!rtein Amusement Company az h as0sitsH
and Chrystie streets. The judge SAID N o'.nc
jne t1It the EXTREMIST necessity would lhHu'e
me 10 appoint a receiver to run meal d +
ir ttis case tie equities are all dened; ahd
a., Nv no means convinced the peutions
creditors have provable claims. ne .oo
Sanias nut I'm answers denying the acts oil
bankruptcy and asserting that the petloA'"S
cTcditors ala not have provable claims. -.
T,Soo Hoit mas made an order In the hanH-
ruptcy case Of NJ Rosety ITVaf!Sd7 s Stanton
ot-eet With branches in jersey CITY ierth
Hmboy. Wilkes Barre. Penn ana h9uh dsonsTai
Clio that a dividend be forthwith decI H
onG Maid on the balance OF me HeW ao'A
fund remaining in the hands Of t'e I,us,.e
i IS,Iu f,,nG was 100000 and the expenses
cbareeable against II were s22' 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04
STATE READY TO INSURE
Wisconsin s Life Fund in Shape to
Issue Policies to Citizens.

Madison. Wis, oct. 3.-The life fund'
through which the State Of Wisconsin u
prepared to insure the lives Of its citi-
zens. has enough applications TO issue
policies. and they will be sent out soon.
Insurance Commissioner Ekern has sent
a circular letter inviting opinions on the
advisability of having a committee OF
policyholders to act In an advisory ca
pacity to the state officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04

NAYAI srOREs-There was a faIr in.

fair demand for grocery grades OF molasses
and prices were firm. Syrups were steady and
unchanged.
NAVAL STORES-There was fair in
quiry for tGrpentine, and together with
stronger Southern market prices were about
nc higher. In rosin an easier feeling pre-
vailed and prices In some instances were low
er. Tar firm. with fair demand.
OILS-Refned petroleum quiet and un-
changed. Lin5eed oil 1uiet.
RICE-Firm, although trading was quiet.
The recent heavy rains in the South are said
to have -curtailed the crop about 30 per cent
and seriously nampered thrashing.
SUGAR-Refined quiet and unchanged,
with all renpers quoting 4.4Jc for fine grant,
lated. Withdrawals were moderate. There
was little more activity In raw, and prices
We're l-32c higher Local refners displayed a
little more interest. and purchases amounted
to about 64OUo tags in all. and included Cuoas
for prompt shipment and aioat at 2lsc. equal
TO 3.iSc for centrifugal. Spot prices were
.4sc for centrifugal. 2 csc for muscovado and
2.73c for molasses. In London beet sugar was
quiet. with prices barely maintained early. DC
tober and November being quoted at 9s Bad
and May at 9s Shd. while on the curb October
and November were quoted at 9s 3hd and
May AT % I'D Willett a Gray: Total stock
OF Europe and America. 1892. S34 tons, against
II $40 last year at the same uneven dates.
The increase al stock Is 49l "a tons against
an increase Of 40 3lI last week Total stocks
and ahOats together show visible supply or
1.3l4, s3i tons against $685. last year. or an
increase of BIO. pa tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04

Weekly movement figures OF the New lort
Cotton Exchange: Port receipts, AZ, 800 lales.
against 45O.3ii last year; overland 10 mills
and Canada, G.09l. against 5,oSi last year.
Southern mill takings, 5000. against 1000
last year. gain of stocks at interior towns, 3d..
las. against 1851 last year; brought into
sight for tho week .65195 against Sc. 90
last year Total crop movemert--Port receipts,
14gG.s2i against I4lO 76S last year: overland
TO mile and Canada, ~. Sud. against u. l31
last year; Southern mill takings. 21o,Vp'
against 1000 last year: stocks AT interior
tours in excess Of September /. lJS.l4U.
against 1919 last year; brought into sight
thus far for season, 1877 .567. against 1,s-1.-
O72 last season.
sales. 1900 bales speculation and export,
1000; American. 200; imports. 1000; Ameri-
can. 900: middling upland. ISId. Futures
opened quiet. isG2d lower: closed irregular. -
points higher 10 81, points lower; october.
75Jisd: October November 7.43l. November
December. 1850; December-January. I.33 'sd:
January-Febrlary. I 32d February March and
Mnrch-April. 7.32i3d. April-May. 7.Sld; May
June. 7.29izd. June-Iuly, 7.cIisd: July-Au-
gust. 1874: August Septemhc7 7oId. Man
chester-Yarns aud cloths quiet and firm
New Orleans oct 3.-The cotton market
took on a net rise In this mornings session.
but fell OF gradually later because OF the out
look for Improvement in weather conditions In
the western half OF the belt. Reports Indicated
that much rain fell overnight In Texas. and
private accounts told OF much crop damage by
excessive rainfall and Hoods. The forecast
promising "A decided change for the better
prompted much liquidation Of long cotton and
some selling for short account. under which
the market fell Opening was steady. at y
rise Of 10 points. and prices worked up %
a net advance Of 10 II points From the
middle OF the morning. however. the market
commenced 20 fall. and ~ noon prices were
TO points under yesterdays close In the
afternoon the decline was gradually widened.
Tho close was easy. at net loss for the Dag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Oct. 3.-The offerings at me WOOL
auction sales to-day amounted % lil22 biIes
Hidding was active and prices were hrnn and
hardsnlng France bought medium nerinos
freely. but the best grades We're taken Tor
Germany and the home trade. The latter sc.
huvsr. we're duiet The sales follow: New
south wales. 800 bales: secured. Is 5daI I
Sd: greasy. 7deIs tad. Queensland; So ~
secured. Is 6dals I'D; greasy. oNePS sor,b
Australia. 800: secured. is 5dais I'D; gIeesy;
i0dfls Ikd. West Australia. 900; greasy 500
lid New Zealand. 400; secured. is Sdd.s
and Natal, 2OO bales; secured, edals 3Sd;
greasy. 6LdQ9d.
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GRAIN - WHEAT - The better ie.Hhg
which deyeloped In the wheat market on
Thursday Vas lost. and prices closed al net
decline OF LHi.c. There was quite active
Iquidatlon at times. although business was
no, particularly heavy ana traders seemed IN
clined 70 await developments. AccuInuatIAe
stocks at spring wheat points had depress-
ing influence on the situation. Recelps WeIe
NOT "a large az last week. but ahead or !ast
year. and stocks at Minneapolis showed an
Increase for the week or -'o'o'Ooo pusuels'
,vtlIe Duluth gained 10000 I'm i've days. FOR
ci,n markets were barely steady owing 70
continued offerings from Russia and tahaid
although there was said 10 be fd!Ty sopi
demand FOR cargoes In the fDrelgn mar net'
No 2 red winter wheat. 9Jc ! Z New YORK
a',o-t basis and 96ihc. % b. No / Northern
Duluth. g4@.c. o b. CORN-Na as under coli
siderable selling pressure and prices "eIe
easier, rallying slightly near the close Dul
final figures were Lax net lower Ihere
was li1uidation 10y speculative longs and senti-
ment was Influenced by reports or poor
cash demand The oklahoma state Iepoit
made the condition - per cent compared WIN
"a Last month and 81 last year. In the locaI
cash market export corn was quo.ei d, ~,
70 b. OATS-rhe market was easier undeI
llouldation prompted by a report that Mime
anoIls had purchased 10000 bushels OF cana =
alan oats and that Toledo had bought 3pCVo
bushels Cash market quiet; standard wnite
4Ta47hc: No . Az n4sc; No :. 4Waio,sc,
10 45id45c: ordinary clipped. 46'g a4sc;
fancy clipped. 4Sizd49c, all elevator. KfE--
D,Il: No . Western. tic. e ! New YORK tN-
uort BARLEN-Steady. new mating, ~
7sc. Buffalo. Wheat. including hour eA-
acgregafe Il oi3J31 bushels. against 195O no
Is9t week and 1919 $50 last year; since July
~ .o2 81 against I6.li3aS6 last season
corn exports FOR the week To- busleis.
since July i, 500. $50 bushels. against 1884, 3l
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Jester

PROVISIONS - Moderately active, eut
o,,sr a steady opening developed easier
,ane under liquidation and selling by commits
Ion houses on the recent statement OF Stocks
Glitch was rather more favorable than antlcl-
Led PORK--Steady: mess $2S I5dS2f %
ppr'Tv s24 5OGs27; short clear. $40 75qy2l so
iRsFnFIEFE-Firm; mess. sl7 5oasis 80: family sl9
200. packet. Slsdsi9; extra India mess w
Gs29 DRESSED HoGSISSesGy' ea sS9,sS f Eei
les auiet: 10 II. 15nc: II ID. l4se: IA ID
,aSc. nIc<led hams, 15G15hc TAI.LoW-
steady; special. sac; city essc nominal; % SSaH-
II i5aIf sc: city, 10sdiic; refined. south
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04
ITEMS Of WALL STREET.
London was a seller in this market yes
terday to the extent of about TO- COO shares.
Dividends were declared as follows:

>.,,, - ,-I, 49, .,,
''''0''N' "''0 NN''
okIahoma natural Gas company regular
A. Macdonald Company. Limited. passed it's
quarterly diviiend on tI5e common stock.
cont. PAYABLE october 10 TO stock OF record
October I.
p ~. .n1 Cas- WORKS So,nr. Ou'oosr 10
quarterly OF 49, payable November / 70 stock
Maple Leaf Milling company. regular quar-
pav9ble October IS TO stock Of record octo,
Der 3.
con o NE regISr onarterv ~ a1a a owe,
payable November J.:
ronr,on stork pavable November O'"' VII '''
The steel Company of Canada. regular quar-
Ieily oil - pt. zen" 20 o I'LL, US preIerred s.oeh,
10
j. l. u "diheI hdo peeH electeu VICE
president OF the union trust Company OF
New YORK. lie VIII take ND his duties
which VIII be those or assistant to the
president on october IA. Mr.. walker re-
tires from the firm OF Walker Brothers,
which VIII De conducted by the remaining
partners Norman D walker Jr'' ana MI
Norton.
'"n'es d. DuNe' 'Iaii man "a VIC oo%io
va VII Vi '"' D''s''' n'''' +S",
pdcco Noihpah!' sans LOT we" io'h W.
u"y vi 'ne husi'ai''a'
ilONIduu ftll Ol II. II eli ~ w., nos
'"'''' VII 81 '''''' ''' ~
Horace Hatch president Of the oil
Fields of Mexico. left Yesterday for Mex
leo 10 be present at the installation Of the
ueu qasolene nIant inst COMPLETED on the
company's propcrty.
Exports of copper for the week ended
october totalled lolA TONS ana sihco
san tons for tho game neriod last wear.
The net gain in cash made by the New
York banks this week, based on the re-
ported movements of currency. was $685.
900. From the interior 1880 was re-
noint Including 81 600 600 gold coin TO Can
ada and s2ooOco transferred through the
Sub-Treasury TO San Francisco. Gold i'm
ports were ZOO United States gold coin
from Argentina. Ordinary disbursements
nv the Sub-Treasury were xl6 10000. Pay
uents bv the banks to the Sub-Treasury
amounted TO sls.3s3. 900. showing loss on
Sub-Treasury operations of S2,l62.0o
For the fiscal year ended June 80. 1873
the Louisiana * Arkansas Railway COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04

America, IL 40c; Continent. 11.7Jc; Brazil,
kegs I3 40c; compound quiet. skqSAc.
STEARINE-Quiet: oleo. &c. city lard 12hc
COTTONSEED OII.-There was only
moderate demand. and after opening fairly
steady the market developed weakness and
closed at a net loss OF to 0 points. Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

Announcement has been made by the
Pacific Gas and Electric Company that II
has practically completed UP TO the 2l5-
loot level the huge monolithic concrete
dam in the canyon of the South Yuba
River, below Lake Spauding i'm Nevada
county, near the summit of the Sierra
Nevada, in California This dam, when
completed. will be the largest in the
world, 800 feet in height. and it will i'm
pound the waters of the South Yuba flow
Ing into Lake Spaulding, with the result
that the lake will be transformed into
storage reservoir of nearly 10000 acre
feet capacity. Besides being used for IT.
rigation purposes, this water will generate
power to the extent of adding something
like 10000 horsepower of electric energy
to the Pacific Gas and Electric Company S
equipment 1t is estimated that at the
end of the year construction work on TINS
dam will represent an expenditure Oh
about S6,6O0.O0O When this dam is COM
pleted other developments reaching from
Bear River to the Auburn ravine will be
taken up
Twin City Rapid Transit Company.
The Twin City Rapid Transit Company
reports gross operating revenue for Au-
gust of s776S40, an increase of $59.So2 over
August last year; net revenue was SSS3,'Si'
a gain of $2l,13s. and surplus for the
month was $3.50. ne. an increase of $4.2o2'
For the eight months ended with August
gross revenue was s5,7S0,S1l, an increase
of $422644 over the corresponding period
last year; net revenue amounted TO S2'sj-'-
O04. a gain of s23l, 999. and surplus Tor the
period was 1853. 269. an increase of sl9i'-
sos over the same eight months of last
year.
Blackstone Valley Gas G. Electric Com
pany.
Gross earnings Of the Blackstone valley
Gas and Electric Company for August
were Sl0S. SIG. as compared with S9Sbo LOT
August last year, gain OF $685. net
earnings were $500, as compared with
s26,329. an increase of tl1.21, and surplus
over charges for the month was S-o'ol''
as against sl7.S26 for the same month ias'
year. a gain of $3,4S9. For the Twelve
months ended August 81, gross earnings
were 81, 3066l7, as compared with 100
for the corresponding period last year. al
increase of s123,1A, while net earnings
were s5l1 9O4, as against sS51,9o5, gain OF
s16O.7O1. The surplus over charges for the
period was $32l,SiS. as compared with s2ii'-
s27 over the preceding twelve months an
increase of $76,9l6.
Lowell Electric Light Corporation.
The Lowell Electric Light Corporation
reports for the month of August and tne
twelve months period ended August OIL
compared with the corresponding pelio''
of the previous year, as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04
SHORT TERM NOTES.

(Maturing l9l3-'lsD
FURNISHED by SwartVout A Appenzelar, NO.
~ Pine street,
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS
AND CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing 13l3-'27J
Furnished by swartwout & Appenzellar.
- - "A Pine street,

FURNISHED by swartwout & Appenzellar. No.
A Pine street,
Name Maturity Interest yield.
~ 80, lin 4 n G. Igi3-'lT.... $50 40
o. a., 80 ohio Az d e l9l4r22.... $50 40
p pa,t c Albany ~ p c. iali-'2'... go 4D
ches & Ohio G. 1913 10 ;;;; 20 Seo 300
chic q East III 4s-5 D c. l9i3I1l. 800
III, III e Tnrthwn a. D C. 19l4-22. $40 $50
CHER IL Fac as p G. lvl3-ls 60 so
Deja q Hudson AZ p G, l92s''.... 81 20
SO 80 - o. I9lSp23. ............. $40 800
m Central "A q l9l4L23 ...... % 400
Missouri Pac p c. l9lS-.lt.:.:.. 30 900
" " cent Lines ) p c, 19l3-'22.. 80 40
do AZ D C. 19i4-'2I. ...::....... 30 40
Norf a. west p c. 1917 ::.... DO 40
PENNSYLVANIA AZ D c. IBIS: oVp 80
IN I'm ;ir line AH-5 D c. 19l3l'l7.. 600 500
southern Pac ~ p c. 1914 % 800
south Rwy 3b-44h p C. l9i3-'2l' os0 $50
Virginian Rwy c. 1915 Ill., DIV 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04

There was a firm opening to the cotton
market yesterday, due TO firmer Liverpool
cables and reports OF storm damage to
the crop In the Southwest, but the start
ing bulge brought out heavy offerings,
and although there were slight rallies at
times, the close was at the low of the
day. with general selling. last prices being
10 to 90 points under Thursdays close.
The weakness OF the market appeared to
be due to a general feeling that the lie
level is relatively high at the beginning
of the new crop movement. although
there is a strong bullish feeling as to the
final result Of the crop Weekend figures
were about stand-oh, large spinners
takings and indications of continued
heavy exports being Offset by full into
sight figures. Southern spot markets were
l-l6c to &c higher. generally unchanged,
but the local market lost 10 points, de-
Ginning to 1i.l0c for midding uplands; no
sales; delivered on contract, 200 bales.
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04
BOND DOTS.

According 10 local newspaper reports
Wilmington, Will County. ILL.,, held an
election recently, and the question OF
Issuing the $1,000 water works extension
bonds was carried by vote Of 100 to 81.
w. G. Evans, Clerk OF the Board or
Education OF Stokes Township Scheol
District, Madison County. Ohio, Will re-
csiye proposals until noon on october 10
for t5,o0 Oh per cent coupon Sub-Distrct
No. building bonds, denomination 500
dated September 10, 1913, and due 500 each
sI months from March 10, 1914. to Sep
TIMBER 10, 1923, inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04

Stacy & Braun, of Cincinnati, were the
Successful bidders on September 10 for
MOO per cent 9ia-year average coupon
endge construction bonds of Marietta
Washington County, Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04
THE COTTON MARKET
Reactionary Sentiment Strong
and Prices Show Declines.
WEATHER IN COTTON STATES.

Tor virginia and North Carolina, fair to-
a.. ard tomorrow. with rising temperature
,otrorroy and moderate northwest winds.
I,nr south Carolina. Georgia and Alabama
fair to-day and tomorrow, with hght Eari-
able winds o,,,
FOR Mississippi, fair to-day; tomorrow
otaudv with light variable winds.
For Louisiana, fair In the eastern ana
cloudy in the western portions to-day; to-
morrow probably fair, with light variable
For Eastern Texas. cloudy to-day and to-
morrow with moderate southeast and south
For Western Texas. local showers to-day;
to-morrow probably fair.
For West Virginia. fair to-day and
warmer; tomorrow fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04

I. H. Slocum. City Treasurer OF Hart
lord, Hartford County, Conn, will receive
proposals until p. IN. october 10 TOT
Naseo ~ per cent gold coupon or regis
Nfed municipal building bonds, denomina-
u0n 400. and due November /, 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04

Aoolph Lewisohn interest. who
ma. ume ago made preliminary exami-
h h OF the Hollinger Reserve property
a. e rorcupine district, have exercised
s.s opuon In part. 1t is understood that
No.. s"ent has been made for the develop
NJ, WORK already done, and whether or
h. greater Interest in the property will
t.,s t4red by the Lewigohns will de-
tts, said, upon the result OF fur
:" development work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04

i is reported that Fort Myers. Lee
Coanty. Fla. held an election on Septem-
'T which resulted IN the defeat OF the
Opposition to issue the $4,000 road and
Ndge construction bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04
CURB ECHOES.

iae Utah Copper mine was Inspected oy
~sssrs. Hayden. MacNeill. Babitt and
,,sekling last Sunday. They then left for
"s'ada Consolidated, thence to Butte and
" 10 Alaska next week. Returning from
"~ska they will visit Ray and Chino.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04

n, me court proceedings in the Hyams-
Dominion case held in Newark last
A, The Old Dominion Copper Mining
y, smelling Company produced the sur
w. account as Of July 81 last. which ex-
~. eo reserve against special fund
= Ho IN reserve awaiting decision In
A. case TO be distributed as a special
sleho' amounting TO sl,Soe,4SS; reserve
- pant renewals, $50. 344; mine renewals,
W. profit and loss, $685. s3; total sur
Nus. N.525. NJ
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

asked. IF o b. Elevator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04
GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANIES.
Nav York
TOBACCO STOCKS.

Quotations furnished s sy 1; l. winkeiman &
open. High Low. Bid. ASK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04
Lowell Electric Light Corporation.

The Lowell Electric Light Corporation
reports for the month OF August aiu w
twelve months period ended August OIL
compared with the corresponding peIlou'
of the previous year. as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04

August gross earnings Of the St Paul
system were S,S70.6l2. a decrease OF Gp,-
Cos: net after taxes amounted to NS5.6o2.
a loss of sl.0i5,639. Net for the two months
ended August 81 totalled sIl25,9i7. de-
crease of $l,203,93l.