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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27
THE CROP MARKETS
Grains Break in the Late Trad
inu-Coffee Still Gaining.

There was comparative steadiness III
the wheat market yesterday and an
early gain was carried until near 'he
close OF trading. when break ia corn
caused a sympathetic drop in wheat
which however did not entirely wipe out
the early advance. Heavy weekly clear-
ances and a better export demand were
responsible for the upturn. final prices ne
ing net is4Lc up from the previous close
Corn opened easier on lower cables out
during the forenoon strength deVelsped
and an advance OF lie was made. These
figures brought out heavy selling. espe-
cially Of the December option. ana the
market broke 10 n net loss Of asullsc al
the close, with rumors of Argentine sales
here At the bottom Of the scale down.
Oats lost most OF an early advance ana
closed at sc up.
Coffee had another active and excited
day, with prices touching new high rec
ords for the season at the start, which
showed May selling at $3.50. OF ll5 points
over the low OF carry in the season. This
advance brought out heavy realizing.
aided by a break in HayTe. hut there was
late wave Of hrmness ana the close
was steady. net 10 % points above the
previous finish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments FOR amounts exceed
ing SiOO we're filed Yesterday. the FIRST name
being that Of the debtor
Armour, VIM. S.-Duquesne National Bank.
Arnold. WIN. &c. II. Appel. sa1s 90.
Burroughs. Geo E.-B. c. Fischer ct al
SIS 20.
Rraz. simon and cecil-w. NJ spiegel. s246 ~.
Berry Alexander D.--Ossining National Bank.
Rorch, Gaston-s. PfeifIer. s2l2 SIS.
Berkovitz. Nathan and Dsvid-T. 7. Meyer.
Barrs. caser b. John H. Cowperthwaite ct
al S2T4 A.
Bastone. Dominicls, and Herman Levin stew
art Distilling Co., $3.50 So
Capareies Peter. and Bonaventure De Steiano
People etc, OF Now York $l,JO0.
Chesrontono, Achne-M. Levine ct al.
conr yg Fred NJ. NJ s. Conroy. s1si SIS.
elem. Philip 81. saul. 1856 -.
Conte Carmela-W. W Fsrley, Sls20 %.
DO. Ming. Benjamin w. and Geo, H-standard
pietz. Jossph-Eyans Bros & BRYANT Inc.
pssfeh. Morris. and JOHN Emma People, etc,
Dcmpscv, james III. W. vosel ct al,
rs tIsI ~ Henry-E Wilson 2, al. sioI s.
Grcenbaum. lao 81. Thles. Sls4 Sc
Colo. MichseI-R c. Kastner Paper Co
1921 % $1,000.
CTiilerDis Daniel - BdrF ~ al Nltf'f -
Glass. Hvman. Joseph Wsrtalsky and Harris
Class. Siaub 81 al. 500 ~.
Gallagher. Edward-Metropolitan Printing Co.
ssme~samc. $3.50 81.
GerIand. clara. Lcukel, s2e9 81.
Gallant Acknowledgement Lead Co; 1919 81.
Green Harry. bronson. SI22 o..
Hacker Rcrtha-S. n. Banner; 1913 o.
Howry AlexaudeT--H. ". Nogel CT al w -.
Hcaly. Patrick J.--H. G. Strobcl et al 80 %.
Kraus Adoph-Johnson & Faulkner 1913 70
al
KTausch. Philip II $ !. Golden; N.579 %.
Same-L. J.. Elliott; Los -. -
Krausch. Philip II. and Anna Marsaretha-S'
Ko o., Victor W-Bigelow vsrnish Co.
TSisoo,itz Emil ana MolIie-Gotham National
bank OF New york. $40 g.
Kapitansky. Charles and Rosie kapitansky o.
RIfka Kapitsnsky-E. Kapitansky' sS'' o.
Miller. Abrah3m--C. lronson $ill 20, e...,....
MACK Michael !. and Grace C-Doliaf SaNihss
rank 81 the city Of New York ,.45 a.
Morris. Isidor Ms Penner; t2S 90
pisro lanes C-Michse Normoyio Co;
nd Patrick-Greenwlch Mortgage Co; 81
po ors ", julius. NJ. DAILY: s47sso
simon soi-Burns Bros Ni'IS -. . a,
Stoinmenn Theresa-J. A. Munzef 81 al
ei sSsS ~ wmlsm-H. NJ susswein ct al
80, go 90 Abraham W. p. Hanna s257 81. ,
sir,o,," Paul and John-Wulff Brothers q
Muller Inc. $271 10 ,,e,-
1-aIto, Maurice &C. ". Burt $50 -
y,s.tson John Tt &. Auwell. SiZ, W. .
yvscbseinoan' Minna-John Wenamaker' New
vsi grH, Morris. and Louis 'schaNler-Peo-
PIE Pr pe eig and ana Lunch Room Company-wood
SEINE sn1ericar cigar stores Coy. Penda'
,, Ai1esN' stock & CO p. Meiners ct al
1914 -. - Thatcher Furnace
Deminges a Motto
Co. $3.50 -. rosoo,, White and
bsy1 Realty CO. Inc, Afonso E 500 10
and Pctro sGhiayo Tee To~ne Manafaci-
l. Rosenberg, ibc ia'e
uring CO.. 500 ". Titan 70 w f. Nc
Adam. $40 ~. ,.ao,,b,a Package GOV
~, ~. l,rger development Co-AlneF,,1,aoni ''a'U
OTTO S" Evaporation Of Sew IS siiS Ia sss
Palmetto kao lrI Automobiles Lee
NM 90 SIS o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27
GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANIES.
New York.
TIE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON Sept aG-"The commercial Bue
,i,,, ,,IIl say Of the wool market tomorrow
ON addition to tho substantial purchases OF
eo,,th American crossbreds reported last week,
ne same mill has taken further quantities,
,,.ktne a total OF not less than 1850. OV0
,",,nds conseryatively estimated. This pur-
chase has heartened the trade BIZ. ana the
market seems somewhat nrmeT, though not
sales Of territories are Of fair proportions
- unchanged rates very litue heece has
Ie,n did and secured wool has moved In a
fsir vav Advices from London and Liverpool
auctions as well as from Australia, Indicate
a hardening tendency In price Local quota
lions: ,,. d.. p.i.t,.
,..ssbcd 27G osc. ,ne-hslf blood comoing ga
90. three-eighths. 23HG@4c; deialne. un
mashed 2od23c. fine. 20a2lc. Michigan ana
New York-Flns. unwashed, 100 2Oc' oeiaine'
oo0 Ole: one half blood. 22g &c; three-eighths'
o. Wisconsin and Missouri Three -eighths
HOOD pc. one-qusrter. 22'zq23c. Kentucky
and sinilar-One- half blood. un"ashed, 10
&c: three-e ighths. &c. -. .-.,-
secured basis: TeXas-Fine, twelve months.
,o5,52, sly 10 eight months. iTaisc. fall, 4JG
AZ California< Northern, i6T4sc; middle
pnuntv 43lf4lc: southern. s4On42c; fan free,
49642c Orezon-Eastern No J staple. 1310ic;
clothing. zoe: valley No ], 43n4oc. territory
Pine staple 53a5jc: fine medium aZnoJc' hne
rio,hing GOOSE: hne medium. 4sp3lc. one
half blood coInbing, 5oh52e; three-eiShths'
4TG4sc. . .oS-a.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27
ELLIOTT IN RUTLAND BOARD
September Earnings of N. Y,
N. r.. g. H. and B. & M. Drop.

At meeting Of the executive commit
tee of the New York, New Haven & Hart
ford Railroad Company yesterday How
ard Elliott and T. Dewitt Cuyler were
elected directors Of the Rutland Road 10
succeed Charles s. Mellen and Lewis
Cass Ledyard.
President Elliott reported that the esti-
mated gross earnings of the New York,
New Haven & Hartford Railroad Com
pany and subsidiary lines for the first
three weeks of September showed a de-
crease Of Sl2l,5C0. and for the first three
weeks Of September the gross earnings Of
the Boston & Maine q decrease OF Slls,-
900, while for the same period the Maine
Central showed an estimated increase Of
$500
President Elliot yesterday received a
silver loving cup from the Chamber Of
Commerce of Spokane. Wash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27
WHEAT GAINS IN CHICAGO

Chicago. Sept. 25.-Bullish cables to-day
lifted the wheat market here, but the I'd
vance was not well maintained. The mar
ket closed nervous at n range varying
from last nights figures 10 &c up. Corn
finished sac TO 1;sc down. oats with gain
OF a shade TO &c. and provisions UNI
changed TO Csc off New support for wheat
turned out 20 be poor. The chief call
came from shorts. the market easing de-
cidedIy after they had been supplied. The
incentives to covering lay in expected
lighter shipments from Russia. lessened
pressure Of Canadian offers. unfavoraoie
crop advices from India, and in a setback
for British consols. Reports from Min
neapolis that the country districts tribu-
tarv TO that city were restricting sales
helped prevent any decline IN wheat
prices. A little export business here IN
hard winter grades tended also 10 Keep
the bulls in countenance. Range in prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs


good demand for molasses and prices remained
finn. Syrips steady and unchanged
NAVAL STOREs-Turpentine was steady
anl unchanged. Rosin quiet. lar firm
OILs-Rehned petroleum IN steady de-
mand ri unchanged prices. Linseed oil easier
and &c lower for city and out-of-toWn raw,
with Calcutta unchanged.
RICF-There was only quiet trade. and
with assortments TOOr prices were we'll held.
SUGAR Refined quiet and unchanged,
with all refners quoting zoe for fine granu
lated. Withdrawals moderate. No change in
TqW. and trading was inactive. Additional
50 ~ NJ 1900 bags cuba out Of store were
made late yesterday afternoon AZ 2tc. cost
AMI freight. equal to .. Sc for centrifugal, but
no salss wore reported to-day. Spot prices
were 3Glc for centrifugal. g. lie FOR muscOvado
ana ? Sic for moiasses. In london beet sugar
was stead and unchanged, according TO the
regular oeble with September quoted 9s I'D.
October. 9s 2ad. and May. 9s sid while on
the curb September was 9s "a. October. 9s "a 4
and MAY o. 7ad. Willett e Gray: Total stock
Of Europe and America. 10000 tons. against
so. GS6 last wear AZ the same uneven dates.
TIE increase NJ stock g. 419,2li tons. against
an increase Of 4f6. sos last week Total stocks
and anoats together show o visible supply or
aT2 600 tons. against LOCI esq last year. or an
increase Of 0.3l4 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Chart.ring was moderate. with rates stesdy.
FOR both steam and SAIL TONNAGE. Quotations
10 Liverpool and London, 219d: Glasgow 80
Rotterdam &c: Hamburg and Bremen, 81
tfennigs: Hull. Al asked; Bristol, "a. nominal .
Antwerp. aS.d: Cork for orders, p Sd: picked
Iorts. large to1naSe. 2s 81. nominal: cotton N
Ityorpool per 100 10. SOC. CHARTERS
british steamer 2.055 to1s. asphalt. west coast
couth America to the United states @ss 20
with onions. November. British st amor. 81.
0OO quarters grain. Baltimore 20 Bordeaux -
Oh october: Austrian steamer. 2.yIs tons
transatlantic trade. one trip on time chsrtet.
basis As Oh delivery Gllf October; britlsh
steamer. 1852 tons. timber. Gulf 10 Fecamp.
lbs October November. British steamer. 2.
ga tons ore Narvik to Philadelphia, -, O.
tober: British steamer. l,l02 tons coal. Cardiff
IN Bermuda. S. Cd. prompt; Norwegian bark
PA tons. lumber, Gulf 10 the River Plate.
SIc December January; schooner, az tons.
lumber Dari.n TO Portland private terms;
,chooner 3is tons. tGnkage. Barren Island 10
savannah thence Darien 10 Boston, nmher.
private terms: schooner. 13j tons. asphalt
brick. Nora, \ ]. to Savannah, thence Belfast,
Ga 10 Boston lumber, private terms; schoon
or aO6 tons. coal Philadelphia 10 Brewer, pri
vate terms: schooner. 500 tons. coal. Phiadel =
mia 10 calais private terms: schooner. LII
tons coal Philadelphia 20 Boston or Forts
mouth. lriNate terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27

Weekly movement figures ~ the New forS
Cotton Exchange. Port receipts. 1853 o2' oalss
against 80 Sos last year. overland 10 mus
and canada. 4.I6s. against 2.673 last year.
last wear: brought into sight Tor me week,
4G4 $50 against $50. 252 last year Total crop
movement. Port receipts. 1922. AZ 0sles
against $50 422 last year. overland to-Sflls ana
canada 1929 against 704s last wear; SoDtn
ern mill takings 10000, against 10000 last
wear: stock e. Interior towns in excess OF sep
TENDER /. rs g95, against 1873 last yssri
e32 against / 283 O53 last season. Liverpool
cables: Spot quiet sales, 700 bales; specOla-
lion and expo,t 500 American 5000 imports
600 none American Middlins upland, !: s5d
FUTURES onened steady and irregular az va
roints advance: closed unsettled az a net az
vance Of >ilpig points. september .:o' 20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T42iad. Otcober-NoVem
ceniher-Jsnusrv and Iaruary-Februaiy. lz1
February March and March-Aprii '@o ~ :
Aprii-Nav AMI May-June. 1884: June-July.
pa. Julv-Aupust, 22d. Augustseptember'
ora Msnchester-Ya- move slowly; IN
cloths the higher prices asked checks business
New orleans Sept 26-Cotton scored MOD
erateIy. wide advance to-day on the favorable
turn taken IN Washington In regard 20 tnr
clarke amendment to the tariff bill. eNtremel,
heayv rains IN the Western cotton bolt ana
large min takines Prices went 70 new high
ioyela FOR the wear the May option touching
IA oqc The market opened steady. AT an a.
vante OF 2 TO points. and AZ noon stood ~
10 " points I'D In the afternoon there Was
fresh b,iving and the market went TO new high
levels for the day and year The tr1dlns
months went - 20 % points over YESTERDAY
last ouotations closed barely steady, at net
gain FOR the day 81 2e 10 - points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27

market was upward but with the break In
grain a reaction followed. In which prices lost
all previous gain and closed at bottom FOR the
day. PORK-Stesdy; mess. s23 J0aS24 fam
lily s24 50Ms2I: short clear. SOC s24 80. BEEF
packet. slsgsl9: extra India mess S2sds2s
DRESSED HOGS Steady. I2S413isc; pigs,
l3N.c. CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies steady
10 n. liisc: l. H.. l4sc, IA to. 1890: picked
hams quiet, ljTlj4c TALLOW-Quiet. spe
cisI. G5.c. city. Csc nominal county. VA
&c. LARD-Ffrm. Middle West II 25u
IL Doc; city. lie: refined steady; South Amer
Ii Ac; compound quiet. s&.6i9c. STEARINE-
quiet. cleo. 30; CITY lard. II nc.
COTTONsEED OIL-The September post
tion Was a little unsettled. but other month
showed considerable strength. The advance
brought out more liberal offerings OF crude. Al
the close september was points net lower and
other months 4nio points higher. Local con
tract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. September -. l|IA
GRAIN -WHEAT-The forenoon develop
ments IN wheat gave the impression that ITO
iquidatiug movement vas over and thai BUNS
we're ready 20 support the MARKET aEtlh' az
least To- turn. There was 5000 cars OF
huvtnc. which carried prices w 20 over the
previous night and the market hold steady W
10 tho last hour Then. IN sympathy WIN a
sudden and sharp break In corn. together WIN
a bnarish Modern Miller report ON winter
wheat prospects. the market turned heavy: and
A. the close was only save net higher. Much
81 tho news Vhs buiiish. Including heavy week
Iy ,Ioarances. predictions that Northwest -
CENTS would fall on prospects for small. 81
worlds shIrtnCntE and a better EXPORT demand
The feature OF the latter sas a sale n 10 load'
80 hard wheat for LISBON Most on we
business lately has been IN Manitoba wheat. ~
which about 20 or - loads more were WORKED
cables showed little important change liver
pool being i.G',d higher. Berlin partly &c
higher and Budapest lc lovCr. Northwest 70
ccipts were 2 i7g cars. including ioHl ,srs ~
Winning Cash market rtesdy. No = reu.
90 c q 1 basis and @dc. o b ahooi. no ]
Northern puluih. ~ &c. y ahoa' 'OFN-
those 100 wheat n opened li''le easier. but
developed an upward tendency. which resulted
IN a strong market. ard prices advanced &c
from tho low ~ the dsr. Around the TOP the
market encountered HEAVY selling n Decein
her which led 20 a severe break ~ the last
hour Will prices finally A. the lowest ~ The
DAY end tNl'sc under the previous hIE"
The selling was based on reports that three
carglcs OF Argentine corn had been sold this
week 20 coma 70 Sew York. corn. 19,tc.
nominal 2 o. ID ahoaf. export corn. Ia'sc
% y a0oat OATF-Th.re was an early
advance o. nearly &C. bush'L and good
buying gave the market q very firm tone. part
o. which was duo ~ reports 81 lighter country
oNcr.ngs and strength A. Winnipeg The mar
fef shared tho late break IN other grains. how
ever. and closed only isc net higher. cash
oats steady. standard white. i6isd4Ic. 10 ?.
AId47ifc: No 2. A51d45c. No 4 f5a45'7r'
ord'ulrv CLIPPED, 45ai6i7c. fancy clipped. now.
A7i484sl5c: all elevator. RlE-E8sy. No :
Western 7fhc r q New York. export. BAl;
Try Quiet. mailing new 7oG7sc I = Bu'-
fafo Wheat Including -FOUR exports FOR the
vcoi, according To Bradstroet's. aggregate .
$50 asJ bushels against & Ii5.P J2 last week and
p sinDC. Last wear. since July J. 6I0is,I26.
against 81. "a sos IsFt season corn exports for
the week % TO- bushels against lT,I33 last
week and 1fg g13 last wear. since July l. $50,
O05 apainsl gGG 5I1 last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street 'msrket for cop
per was quiet. with lake quoted AZ l'c, eiec
trolvtic AT lGii alsisc and casting at 1870
lsa.c STANDARD copper on the Metal Exchange
wps dull with spot quoted At l5.tOc bid, sep
TENDER AZ 1890. october. November and DE
cer,her AZ Is 400 IL. 2jc In London copper
closed quiet at fI2 IS for spot aud re rs for
futures.
TIN-IAally was weak. with spot. Septen
her and October closing al 81 45nil soc, No
vemner at a. 4j44l.s5c and December at Al 80
I4I gOc In London tin had sharp break
after opening Arm. clo'ing at 600 for SPOT and
flaO los for futures.
St Louis coo asked London spelter closed
a f2o.
SPELTER- Easy: New. York spot. 5s5d
2 zoe: East -. Louis. 5.I5dj. 55c. London
sDelttr closed at f2l
TRON-Cleveland warrants. SIS ad In Lon
don Locally the iron market was quiet but
Arm with No I foundry Northern quoted Of
sleaSlC 20. No .. SIS 7JdslG -. No Southern
and No soft. SIS 25asl5 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27
LONDON WOOL SALES.

rondon Sent 26-The offerings 81 l0.3Nn
baies ~ the wool auction sales to-day were
nTincipsllv crossroads. and were steadily a.
sorbed by the home trade and nc continent,
- nccasioually America Coarse era les
Grmer punta Arenas sold per cen, higher.
Merinos were chiefly taken by the continent.
sales in detail: New south Waies. l'SVV
80 secured. isals sd: greasy. sdals "a;
49,, land 4cO. secured. Is 2lsdn2s I'd;
GSrIas~ 9i5daIOizd; Victoria. 400: greasy, %
sts $d TIA snsnia 100; greasy. lldRls go
& ZEALAND 1000: secured. Is 3dh2s lad;
N N''n,. Hrcnas. 500; GREASY, Gi:dgls Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
O,raoraphs of Current Interest
for the investor.

,-.,r,,bstanding the desire OF Japan 20
-. home industries. new demands are
....,on,ng for foreign products, and it's
,.,sbt that even with the increase of
- manufacturing facilities the demand
,or.,en PRODUCTS will be proportion
..,,. large. In 1912 Japans imports from
- r-nited states, not including Hawaii
,ns philippines. surpassed all former
IDS except during the Russo-Jap-
-. War Imports from the United
s..,.. totaRed $63. 1884, and exports
Tho United States amounted 10
no making total volume Of trade
All Y7oS7. This total compares with
.n 20 323 I'm 1871 SOS. s03.905 in 1910 and s6i-
=, "a, In 1875 The United States and its
,.,clar possessions absorbed 1871 per cent
= all Japans exports in 1912, and sold
s,s psr cent Of all the foreign products
ken BY that country.
Chemical Bank History.
history Of the Chemical Bank cover
,,s the period between 1923 and 1918. has
s,, been issued by the Chemical National
rank. which is the present incorporated
,.ns OF the institution. The table OF
,ontents shows that events in American
,.,orv have been closely associated with
cha rise of this institution, which made
90 initial bow as n Broadway institu-
aoc under the name of the New York
cb.nical Manufacturing Company. at No
Nc Broadway. opposite st. Paul's Church.
:, Monday, August 2, 1924. The first
,,srter stipulated that the company
a,hsu not engage in any banking bust
,,s. or Transaction excepting such as may
\. proper and necessary to carry into
.s,ct the declared object Of this act"
Until 1872 the trustees devoted much oil
,ss,r energy TO the manufacturing OF
srurs. but following that period banking
vas given most attention. At that time
Nsw York enjoyed a population OF 1A0o
,eople, whose banking requirements we're
mixed after by thirteen institutions. OF
rhlch the Chemical counted as one
throughout the history Just published
hare are recorded important happenings
Including tho nhdIfclai slorn VI lou oi'
s.her interesting periods. together with
pryonal "reminiscences OF men Identified
With the development OF the institution
and many others indirectly associated
With the banks progress. The history
contains about 10 pages, and is Illus
tsted with cuts OF men and buildings oil
ssrfy New York, together with photo
rsphic reproductions OF some Chemical
Bank notes issued at a very early date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27

For the week ended September IS ship
nenis from Tonopah were as follows;
Belmont. 3,4g7 tons; Tonopah Mining. 1890;
Montana. lO43; Tonopah Extension, 1.@o;
IVES, End. $50: M4cNamara, $40; Jim But
Ter. 800: North Star. 600: Merger. 80; Hall
fax. i25 total OF i, 3s4 tons, valued at ap-
fortunately s27O.51O. The production for
he month Of August is said to have been
Ire largest in the history of the camp
ale tons having been mined, represent
ing an increase OF 5000 tons over July and
valued at 81 ,04s.6o0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27

During the month Of August the Buffalo
Mines. ltd. milled 5,s71 tons Of ore, run
mig 81 hours. and assayed 23.2 ounces
Of silver TO the ton. There were n5'H2
ounces Of silver recovered and 4SHS
ounces OF silver were paid for which had
been shipped previous 20 August !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27
THE COTTON MARKET
Active and Making New High
Records for the Crop.
WEATHER IN COTTON STATES.

Far North Carolina. fair to-day and prob
sbly tomorrow; cooler tomorrow Win hsn'
TO moderate variable winds.
For South Car Dina, fair to-day to-Hoi,o"
unsettled probably local rains ana cooleI'
with light TO moderate northeast 70 cast
winds
For Louisiana, rain and cooler to-day; to-
morrow fair and warmer I'm the northweN
portion, with moderate northeast ana eaN
winds
For Texas. local rains to- day and cooler IN
the southsr portion; tomorrow fair ana
slightly warmer. with moderate nortn 10
east winds.
For Tennessee. local rains to-day; cooler
in tho eastern and southern portions: to-
morrow fair and warmer In the "estef"
portion.
For Georgia, fair In the east, increasing
cloudness in the west portion to-day: SHOW.
ers and cooler tonight or tomorrow, Win
light 10 moderate northeast 10 east winds
For Florida local rains today and prom
ably tomorrow cooler Tomorrow IN me
northern and central portions, with moderate
east winds.
For Alabama. local rains and somewhat
cooler today: tomorrow unsettled. proosoly
with showers in the southern portion ana
moderate northeast TO east winds.
For Misslssippi local rains to-day and
cooler In the southern portion; tomorrow
generally fair, With moderate northeast 10
east winds.
Another active and excited dav in the
cotton market saw prices reach ne"
high level. based on more damage re-
ports and an Increase in the spot de-,
mand News from Washington regard
ing the future tax measure seemed 20
be more reassuring. and fresh buying
absorbed the heavy realization sales by
longs Domestic and foreign spinners
were credited with taking increased Of
ferings in the Eastern belt. and report
from Arkansas said that an Engllsh ln-
porter had been heavy buyer there,
In the afternoon trading December soid
at 13.S1c. or practically Ella A bale above
the low of about month ago. The open
ing was firm net TO rs points up, ana
except for slight reaction prices
climbed steadily. The close was strong
net - to II points above Thursday nm
ish. active months being within 3 or
points of the best There was heavy
buying movement late. and SEPTEMBER
sold above the accent level. Southern
spot markets were generally 70 u &c
higher. and the local market ADVANCED
rs points. to l4.10c for middlins up
land; no sales. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27
CURB ECHOES.

Il is reported that unless the diamond
drill operations now being carried on at
property OF the wettlaufer-Lorrain Silver
Mines, Ltd, result in the discovery OF
some profitable ore the mine will he
closed down next winter.