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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07

St7c: other Western, scaided. a1sos
Western and Southern, poor. u z 49, OLD
Island and Pennsylvania. spring. l5se;
DUCKS, Western, 1om13c; SQUADS, prime.
white. dozen. s. 50gs 81 %: dark. 81 I5' eulls.:
so q 6Oc: GUINEAs, spring. y ID each and
over, per pair. 81. ] 10 each. per pair I5c.
Frozen: TURKEYS, young toms. No l, &c;
medium. - 2Je; young mems ems. 20 20. l. Zoc'
No l. 2+c; other grades. 1919 2lc. CHICK
EMS, roasters. milk fed. fancy, large. 2lc;
Grade adj Ysa I7cs corn fed fancy. large. Ice;
4 10. 1sc. corn fed, second grade, Ii and
PoTAToES AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to-day, l4.T7s bills potatoes and 1904 pkgs
onions. Potations in considerable accumuls-
ton. and with pressure 10 move as mueh
lower. Sweet potatoes weak, with top quo
tations extreme Onions in light demand
and weak Beans dragging al low figures;
Beets and carrots steady Cucumbers and
pickles firm for fancy. Corn poor and drag
sing. Celery plenty and low. Cabbages
firm. Caulihowers weak with outside hgurss
mere extreme. Elephants dull and weak.
Lettuce in excessive supply and lower. Lima
beans sold fairly. Mushrooms scarce. Pep
pers weak. with red lower Peas hrm.
selling slowly POTATOES. Long Island. Dbl
or bag, S2GS2 81; Jersey. Dbl: s2gs2 20
round. bag, $2G$2 10; long. 81 s5E$l 20;
SWEET POTATOES Southern Dbl, 81 3Ou
81; Jersey, No !, basket, 81. ONIONS. Long
Island Dbl. 50 q SO 25; yellow. 81 80 q So; red.
y - y " 10 orange county, req YAK cru
81 81; yellow. bag. S1Gsl So white, basket,
75c gs1 H. bag, S1a$1 80: state and West
ern, white, crate, sIdsi %: yellow. 1o0-lb
bag, 81 J0GSl 70: state. yellow, basket. I50
s5c; red 7jc: Connecticut Valley. yellow, per
ICC-lb bag. 81 a 81 IS. Jersey, white. basket.
slGsI so red. Zoe: BEANS. basket or bag,
lunches, s1gs1 so; CARROTS. Dbl. $500
81; io0-lb bag. SlqS1 %; basket, 70G75c
100 punches. 75c q 81 %; CUCUMBERS, bas-
ket 75c aS1 %; Long Island. Dbl. 81 500
s. 80; CUCUMBER PICKLES. Dbl. 81 ESQ
S25 state bushel basket. 81 25g$2 IS:
stalks. 10a25c; CABBAGES. per 100, 81 .
50. ton s2J q $50; CAULIFLOWERs. state.
Dbl s2GS3: Long Island, Dbl S19s2 50:
EGGPLANTS, Jersey, bhl. SOC Gs1: LIMA,
BEANS, Jersey potato basket. 75c dS1 %;
long Island, potato, bag. 0cGS1: LET
TUCB. state. basket, % a 75c; 2-dozen crate.
40c qSl; 3-dozen crate. soc Isl %; MUSH-
ROOMS, ID. 75c GsI; oKRA, carrier. 5oa75c.
PEAS, basket. 81 500 81 80; bag, s1Gs2:t
PEPPERS. green. Dbl. soc a 81; red per Dbl.
1Jc q 81 %; ROMAINE. state, baskeC, ESQ |
75c; nearby. Dbl. soc 9st: SPINACH. basket
or crate, 259 soc; SQUASH, marrow, bb,
300 7jc white, Dbl, 80 100; yellow, Dbl 5ti
q75c; TURNTPS, rutabaga, Dbl. siGS1 rs:
white. Dbl, 81 80; TOMATOES nearby. box,
Z5n nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07
MONEY.

Changes in the money situation this
last week have not been important ex-
cept as reflected from the reduced local
reserves resulting from the continued
drain on the banks In Sub-Treasury oper-
atoms A hardening Of call money was
noticeable and from range Of . per cent
low it rose during the week 70 about 4
per cent and the ruling rate at the close
on Friday was 8 per cent. Time money
became less active and AZ the close OF
the week moth inquiries and offerings
were nominal although there was little
inquiry reported in some channels. The
commercial paper market was also less
active than it was earlier in the week, but
buyinc in local circles was reported ana
there was some demand from outside in
stitutions. Bankers do not look for any
pronounced money strain as a result OF
the September requirements, and the pros
pect now seems 10 be that money viii
remain in q position Of elasticity sufficient
10 comply with requirements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat, Corn, Oats and Coffee
All Lower.

Unfavorable crop news from the North
west impaired an irregular tone 70 wheat
yesterday. At one time prices went slight
1y higher than the previous close, on
strength In corn, but the improvement
was lost before the end of the session.
Final figures showed a net decline OF &c
10 nc. Corn was exceedingly firm shortly
after the opening, and prices went up &c
a bushel on bullish weather news from
the Southwest. The strength was lost
later. however, and corn closed at a net
loss for the day of sc 10 1sc. oats were
strong with other grains during the first
hour. going nc 10 &c over the previous
close az one time. The strength was lost
later as in the case Of wheat and corn,
and the close was at loss Of 1sc net To
unchanged
Coffee was quiet but firm yesterday on
bearish freight and weather reports. The
opening was five points lower, and during
the morning prices worked off until the
closing came at the lowest figures Of the
day, net loss Of 70 13 points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07
NEW YORK CURB.

&C {. New York. 4Lone Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

Tho following judgments FOR amounts ex-
rceding 500 were fled yesterday. the first
name be!ag that Of the debtor; 49,, o
Adams. Walter t.-'TaWfoFd, Patton &
culio. john and James-Mehasl Cohen &
Chafer. Charles p; ana Gls'a'e h'e"'s
Droeee. FRED H.-Uuited Connections supply
Company SIGi Al; ,,,so,
Fischer. Louis. PouIson. s3l5 ol- go.
GdId5err Charlcs-H. D. Foss & Co. Inc.
same-Euto sales Gum and Chocolate Com
Garst;i-. Morris. and Jacob Mintz-c. Alper
German Edward I--v. Hess ct al. $537 en-.
Graf Henr-A J. K!ns. 500 =
Gross. Joseph r. and Alexander z. ostran1eF
gcTri. .a-... Alexander Nam r-F. Hudson. ;C S.
kromsky FranN-Lyu OF and Varnish Coz
Kapian. Ja-oh--B Mousr. 500 81.
Iock-ssmuel L-Jsmes Me'reery Co.
Li.,,6ela. Ashton T-Jan- Investment Co.
Mint. Jacob. sam Goldberg and David Green
stein Airer. 500 o.
Morrison. Annie. Ayell. 81. Pc 81.
Tir.Lr.,. IT.rry. &c. r Osborn 80 al, $3.50 81.
Mcdonald. James P-Mechanics ana Meia.'
National Bank a the city ~ New YORK
staring. Anna G Major Realty Co. So o.
etsrfr'L Paul CT Rowland 81 a.. 81 20
Travis Walter ". Rumsev a. CO., s. 40 j.
Wilson. Franz r. -chloss $50 %.
Warren. Thomas = p LAWYER, sis -.
Z.I,g richard etoiuharIf Bros Coz Sll3 ~
Annex Homes Of New York city, Inc-Grar
Furnace Co. 1922 81
Albion Construction Co.. Webster Iron WORKS.
Morris Tobias, Isaac Krulewitch AMI Joseph
F-Ifz-Volk House VIZ king Co. N-IH =.
BaVey Company Sachs & Co.. sls3 III
DoVney Construction Company-N. Nilken-
In.sr,-aie Continuation Company-G. r. Lre.
Sl85 50 - -.
,, Wa-,h & Brother Pioneer Broom Com
f,1sentaun < co -LeboIt & CO.. s527 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07

NNuN
and spot was of 40 points. owing 10 moderate
pressure Of crude for nearby shipment. Offer
lngs were light Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07
LIVESTOCK MARKETS,
New York, septemh.r 8 \

New York. September g. 1913. |
BEEFES-Receipts, 40 cars or 703 head,
The feeling was rated steady. Dressed 5seft
quiet at II a l4c for native sides. Exportsj
from this port to-day, 100 cattle 70 London
CALv YES, Be- i45' all for he mar
calves al IS; a car Of Southern calves a;
dressed yeals. Is Il a19Lc; country dressed, |
1919 Gle; dressed grassers and buttermilks. !
saIes-Kerns Commission Company: Jer-
sey yeals, 1913 ID average, SID per 100 ID: 7Oi
Southern calves, PIP ID, SO IS.
T0bin & shannon: veals, 1872 ID, sl2 so, !
g. g. s. Ssl'' i'' b. Sill II mixed calves ao'
Newton & Co.: s w Va veals f5s ID, si1. |
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, % cars.
or 5,7g4 head cars on sale. Sheep steady.
with fair demand, lambs full steady and all
good sheep lewesl sold at S3as4 25 per 100
81 JOgSs. Dressed mutton steady az 81 q
II &c: dressed lambs az 12is Q i5c.
SO Is avesS 81 Per 100 100 S s e5 ya s 81
81 %: I. 100 ID. 81; /. 100 ID, So; 81 Ky. ss
Kerns Commission Company: 2os Penn
lambs - 10. 81 %; 30 Ohio. 81 b, SO so; 80
Ohio sheep, IA 10. 81 %; bucks. 192 u. s..
s. lss Ohio, 70 ID. s. u; 1919 state. 6s =,
s. 90, Io7 20 h: 81 20; "a ohio sheep 12s
~ - 10 ID state 10 To- - 20 I, lis 10.
SO 80: % state culls. 81 10. 81 so
IIOGS-Receipts : cara or 1905 head
all for slaughter. except a few head. Feel
ing firm a 50 q 80 30 for heavy 20 light hogs.
Sales-Tobin & Shannon: 4state hogs, POS
10 average. 50 10 per 100 10.
Chicago. Sept 6.-HOGS-Receipts 1000:
steady 20 Toe higher; bulk OF sales, 81 00a
$ 80. iight. ss5o4s9 32is; mixed. 1880
81 .; heavy. 81 500 IS 50; rough 81 500
81 IS; pigs, Sass -. CATTLE-Receipts
800; slow, steady; beeves, 50 30 q 50 10. Texas
steers. So 70NS7 70; stockers and feeders.
81 5OgS7 90; cows and heifers. 50 70 n IS 80.
calves, 50 sll -. SHEEP-Receipts.
5000; weak 10 l0c lower. native sheep 81 50
a$4 -. warnings, s5aS5 rs; native lambs.
BY Telegraph 70 The Trbune.I
Louisville. Sept. 6-SHEEP AND LAMBS
The receipts were sS; for the week 5.7s2 The
market finished slow. Good fat sheep. 3d3izc:
medium, 2U3c. common. i42c: good lambs
ache; seconds, 5d5i4c; culls 5G4lsc.
7 BY Telegraph TO The Tribune
ST. Louis. Sept 6.-cATTLE-R Receipts,
1000; moderately active al unchanged prices:
quality not OF the best; sales mainly Of 4 re-
tail character HOGS-Recelpts $500. small
offerings sold readily at 5alOc advance. Cholcc
light 70 medium weights - 20dSJ 30: bulk OF
sales, S9gS9 20; packers, IS 30G$9; lights SEQ
50 20; pigs. 81 90dSs so. SHEEP-l5O pens
bare Of stock; good grades in demand at strong
PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

steamer freights offered iu limited num-
'efs and cuartc-lng was light Rates were
oe1oy with ample tonnage Offering Quota
Hons % Liverpool and Glasgow. .d: Londou.
%zd. Rotterdam. 4hci Hamburg 3S pfen-
nlgs Bremen. 80 pfennigs. Hull. 81. Bristol
6kd. Antwerp "a, Cork for orders - I'd
pcked ports. lare. tonnage. - 80. cotton
% Liverpool, per 100 10. Csc. Charters. Brit
~ steamer, 5.126 tons. nitrate. West Coast
sSath America 10 the United states or
europe, @5s sd, NOyember-Decerober. British
neainer. SOS tons. transatlantic trade one
up On time chatter. basis So Sd deliver
sew York, prompt British steamer. I.75I
IN, deals. Halifax 10 West Britain or East
sssiahd. alg 81. September. British steamer
S.-N4 tons, cotton Wilmington. - Q. 10 Tiv-
.P'oi Or Bremen. 4OF. September. Norwegian
~ 'aihet, Z.2GJ tons West India trade trim
pasis d. September, Norwegian bark.
81 tons. lumber Gulf 20 Rio de Janeiro
H. IT, o. A0yember- December. schooner 1851
s ehs coal Philadelphia 10 Porto Rico /:
Bs,Ss"htf' 3ls TONS coal. Philadelphia 10
49, 2, schooner. 43J tons, coal Phus-
~'pnia 10 Portland. . Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07
MOVEMENTS OF SPECIE.

The exports Of specie from the Port
of New York for the week ended Septem-
Der 6 were: Gold, $500; silver, s35,2ss.
total OF $3.50. 2ss, against a total Of SlSOl,S51
last week, and $500. 4s4 the corresponding
week last year. Since January the ex-
norts of gold amounted TO s9. 77O,ssi, and
silver ss3 223 $50. against $50. ,o52 gold and
S9s. 3O2 $50 silver in the corresponding Pc
riod last year.
The imports of specie al the For' OF
New York for the week ended September
were ss5l. So gold and s26S'0ls SILVER,
making a total Of si.ll5.l7. against a total
OF s75s. 2s4 In the preceding week and VII
2l2 in the corresponding week last year
Stree January the imports OF specie
amounted 10 SCI. S4sSOs. against s--'Si''Oo'
in the corresponding period last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07

Trading IN the curb market yesterday
was OF a light character, with the general
tone steady. although some irreguarity
was shown IN the mining issues. The in
dustrial shares, after fractional gains.
eased of 10 about yesterdays parity
There was fairly good inquiry for
Prairie oil and Gas. which advanced
about : points, with very little stock of.
Union Tank Line and Ohio oil ruled
steady. United cigar stores Of America
improved *; British-American Tobacco
eased of a. In bonds. Brooklyn Rapid
Transit per cent notes ruled steady on
small dealings.
Nevada issues were fairly active. with
prices drm. Continued good buying OF
North Star was IN evidence. the stock
selling al &c 10 7fi2c. TOnOpah Merger
changed hands al 73c and jim Butler ~
&C. West End was in splendid demand
and improved fractionally 10 81 20 sales
and bid. Halifax was bought a 81 ~.
Belmont was wanted at s. O54 Sales of
Goidneld Consolidated were recorded at
s. 1874 and s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07
THE COTTON MARKET
Unsettled and Higher on Tax
Agitation.

The threat Of heavy tax on cotton
trading effected the market materially
again yesterday. although there was not
the activity or excitement which attended
the sharp break in prices Friday. There
was considerable nervousness in spite OF
better outlook and conditions were IN
settled At the opening the more active
months were 70 10 q points higher and
during the early trading sold up about
2 10 q points on covering ty shorts and
buying Tor the trade. There was con-
siderable heavy selling on the advance,
however, and prices broke. going TO prices
TO l. points net lower. There was some
thing of a rally before the close. how
ever, with the result that the final figures
for the DAY were Z points net higher 10
: points lower. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07

Cotton and lard prices in cents and
hundredths; livestock. per 100 lb. live
weight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07

Liverpool cables-spot cotton was dull sales
wore 500 bales. American. 2oOO; imports.
nG0. mId9iing upland, 1850. Futures
openel Irregular, 6izN1 points decline. closed
very steady al a net decline OF az points.
serteIlber. o. ed. Scptember-Ortoher. sS'ad.
OctoceT-Noyemrrr. q. sd, Noremher-Decem-
ber AM Ue-em5er-Jaauarv. 67sbzdi Jauuarr-
Febr1arf. 500, February-March. G.I"'zc;
NaTcH-APlu ApriI-May and May-June osud;
yuns-Js.l, C.7Td. July-August. 6.14'2d. August
septeu.oes, 6.64 20.
New Orleans. sept 1.-THE session In the
cotton market to-day was series or rather
harrow bur nervous fluctuations, pptn above
and below The .ere. ~ yesterday close. Brok-
20 were busy discussing developments o. yes
isrday ln connection with the Clarke anu
trust futures measure before Congress. Aueh
liquidation was accomplished and fresh trading
was chiefly for scapers account.
The market opened steady an an advance o.
y 90 ~ points On good Liverpool cables. IN
tna early trading prices werI - 10 20 points
over yesterday close soon after the mlddi1
OF the morning the most active months were
" 70 II points under Yesterdays last figures.
rms vas followed hr quick squirt or -
points The market finally CLOSED steady, IN
changed % . POINTS up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07
BRIEF NOTES Of FINANCE
Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the Investor.
,srardless OF the imperious attitude as

Regardless OF the imperious attitude as
sur,ed by the trainers Of the proposed
currency measure indications now are
that they will have to pay some attention
% the suggestions submitted by some OF
The great bankers Of this country and
make changes in the bill TO insure it's
heinz passed. The testimony of such
yell known banker as J. B. Forgan TO
The effect that the acceptance Of the pro
nosed system by all the banks would
lead % a contraction of the credit Of this
country amounting to about 81. 800 600 oO,
certainly is worthy Of deep consideration.
such a result would harm this country's
commercial and Industrial interests far
greater than any one at this time may
estimate.
Silver Consumption.
The consumption Of silver in the United
States for the Fine Arts amounts TO
about 5)0oo,0O0 ounces annually, accord
,ne 10 the estimate made by The Mar
ouette Mining Journal" The largest In
6iv,dual consumer Of silver is said TO be
the Handy & Harmon factory at Bridge
mort. Conn. and the annual amount con
slmed in this plant is about 100000
ounces In the neiChborhood Of 100000
ounces are consumed in the preparation
Of photograph supplies by the Eastman
KodaE Company From these instances
some idea may be gained as to the varied
uses TO which silver is put for manufact-
uring purposes IN the United States
Speculative Public Scared.
In reviewing the action Of the London
stock Exchange THE Staust" says that
the ordinary members Of the Stock EX-
change and the spectators pure and sim
ple fail 20 notice what is going on. They
complain that the public is stiu under
The influence Of scare and that the market
is more orr less neglected. What is really
truA Is that the speculative pubic has
not vet recovered courage or else is not
in position 70 give the security which
would induce brokers and bankers 70 act
freely for them. But those who have
cash which they DO not need Immediately
have recovered courage and are investing
largely. and by and by the effect viii
h. seen upon all the markets, not only
because the underwriters will have been
relieved. but also because securities which
are sound i'm themselves but which the
public did not care to buy, have been
bought and can now be used for borrow
Ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07
CURB ECHOES.

The 20 per cent dividend declared by the
Borne-Scrymser Company is the same as
was paid by that company on December
- last An interesting feature Of the new
distribution is that it is t. be made more
than two months ahead of that made last
year. The capital stock Of this company
is only 10000 so that the dividend means
a cash distribution OF $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07
COST COMPARISONS
Changes in Average Prices for
the Last Week.

The following table gives the highest
lowest and average wholesale spot price:
of twenty-four articles OF current con
sumption in the New York markets FOL
the week ended September and the diff
ference in average from those Of the pre-
vious week, cotton. sugar and lard quota
tons being in cents and hundredths:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CLEARANCEs.


change spring patents. 81 708S5. winter
straIghts. 81 e5QS4 40, winter patents, 81 10
n 81 So. spring clears, 81 10 81 80. extra No
1 winter. 81 81 a 81 SIS, extra 40 winter.
50 45GS3 so. Kansas stralghts, - 3OgS+ 20.
fancy spring patents, s. SOC SO RYE
FLOUR firm. fair 70 good. So 1898 %;
choice 10 fancy. $4as 81 10 CORNMEAL firm,
kiln dried. 81 BAG MEAL firm, fiue
white and yellow. 81 50gsl %. coarse. 81 a.
Isl so FEED-Western steady; bran, 10
arrive, f0O-b sacks. s24 80 9S25; middling,
So 90 a $50, -four do SIS; red dog. $50, city
steady. bulk S24 90. sacks, s26 80. middllng.
S24 90 $50 80. red dog. S5l go oilmeal.
$50 500 $3l 30.
COFFEE-Quiet but easier There seemed
20 be more interest IN watching the cotton
ticker than in the coffee ring itself az the
start. and no sales were reported on the open
Ing call, but the bids were points lower. al.t
prices later worked on. closing quiet at net
loss Of 3Ql3 points. Sales OF 800 bags re-
Elected scattering Liquidation and possibly
little selling for trade account. Milrels prices
10 Brazil At the close on Friday showed no
special feature, and while Rio was - rels
lower, Santos vas unchanged on both spot
and futures. Receipts at the two Brazilian
ports were 5000 bags, against $1,000 last
year and Jundiahy receipts were 5000 bags,
a gainst 1900 last year. The European mar
kets were lower. Havre net unchanged 10 =
franc under, Hamburg unchanged 70 a pfg
lower. spot quiet. with quotations on the
basis OF 9Ac for Rio No Z. Local contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
BANK DEPOSITS FALL OFF,

Washington. Sept 6.-lndividual ue
nosits in national banks Of the uhi'eu
States decreased $l9S,OOO.OOO between
Juue 4 and August ., and loans ana as
counts increased s2OOOo.OOO ACCORDING 70
preliminary figures OF the last call by 'ne
Controller Of the Currency, made pnoiic
to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07
BUSINESS REVERSES.

CHARLES T. KEPLINGER-Cha T..
Keplinger. clerk living at No AS Riverside
Drive, filed petition with liabilities OF S26,Obl
and nominal assets Of 81. 1853, consisting ot
real estate AZ No 1896 Salines avenue, New
Orleans, $50 900. mortgaged for sl15Oo. and
notes Sll.l55 The debts were all contracted
IN New orleans, partner In the hrm or
Keplinger q Brown, which was dissolved IN
March, 1911 and paid creditors 80 cents on
the dollar. Among the creditors are the
American Savings Bank OF New orleans,
s. .OOO secured. and Herman Wolu. New OF
leans, $500 secured. The petition is hled to
stop the sale OF his house IN New orleans
under Judgment obtained hy a creditor. and
Judge Holt yesterday restrained any furthef
action on the judgment for one year. ..
LANE CLOCK AND NOVELTY COMPANf
schedules of the Lane Clock and Nov'l,y
Company. formerly AZ No 30 Maiden lane
show liabilities OF $4,000 ana assets OF $1,000
consisting of stock. 81 600 and machinery anu
fixtures. $3.50. The largest creditor Is
ThCo Schisgail, So GOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07

MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Quiet and un-
changed.
NAVAL sT0REs-Turpentine steady. with
fair demand from Jobbers at unchanged
prices. Rosin quiet and unchanged. Tar
was inactive at former prices.
OILs-Rehned petroleum unchanged at
soc for standard white. Linseed oil
steady
RICE-No change in rice
sUGAR-Renned unchanged, with list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07
U. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

WASHINGTON. sept. 6-The condition OF the
tnite3 states Treasury at the beginning OF
business tl-3ay vas. Net baIarce In general
..le. Sl'' ~ '"'' total receipts yesterday.
- hi3 f4S. total payments YESTERDAY 81 sGS 72i
Tho dehct THIS fiscal year ia s. s24 s75. against
a deficit Of S7C3277G last Year eTciyeivo nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07

prices at SOC for fine granulated Raw
quiet and in the absence OF operations prices
g. 7Gc: rnuscovado, g. 2Gc. aud mo!asses sole.
In. London the beet sugar market was quiet
ard rather easier. with September at -
lad. October, 9s ED, and October-Decem-
Der, 9s Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07

Lolita Westover clerk Of the Board Of
County Commissioners. OF Ashland, Ash
land County, Ohio. will receive proposals
until noon on September 26 for $4,000 81
per cent emergency county bridge bonds,
denomination 1900. dated october 1. 1913,
and due 5000 each six months from April
10. 1915. TO October 1. 1923. inclusive. Ac-
crued interest to be paid by the purchaser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07

II is said that the directors of the
Crown Reserve Mining Company on their
recent visit to the property found a new
high grade strike on the 5O-foot level and
on the l4o-foot level Of the north vein
two and half to three inches wide.
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BOND DOTS.

Redmond & Co.. OF New York. have
a list Of convertible bonds of
railroad and public utility issues 10 yield
from 40 to $50 per cent. The issues ex-
pire at various periods UP 70 1894
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AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.

SAMUEL MANDEL schedules n Samuel
Mandel. surviving partner 81 the firm Of l.
$ Mandel dealers IN women.s wear az no.
1914 First avenue, show Liabilities or -, -
and assets g SIS. consisting Of stock. s. 900,
fxtures $3.50. and cash in bank, Sljs
FANNIE KAPIAN-Fannie kapi.n. deaIer
IN jewciry. sllvcrVare, etc, az 40. ~ f'asI .
Ii6fb street aled petition with Liabilities or
81 az and assets u Sgf6 consisting o. stock.
$500. fixtures $50. accounts So. and cash IN
bank Sl2 Judge Holt appointed Isaac Sl'gel
receiver bond 500 with authority 90 con
tinue business ten days She has teon IN
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f. II. Rollins & Sons. Of Boston, were
the successful bidders recently for $4,000
AZ per cent lilo year serial coupon public
improvement bonds of Berlin, Coos Coun-
ty, y. II.