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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
CHICAGO RAILWAYS FIGHT
Two Tickets Named for Election OF
Directors October %.

The Central Trust Company as Gus
todian Of the capital stock Of the Chi
cago Railways Company. has issued no
tees to holders OF participation certifi-
Gates. Series /, 2 and g. Of the nomina
tons made for members of the board OF
directors to be voted OH AT the annual
meeting Of the railways company to be
held on October %.
The present management has nominated
Henry 4. Blair, Charles {. Adsit, j. u
Chandler. Edward S. Hunter, Arthur Il
Jones. Seymour Morris. n. ". Hosmer'
John N. Roach and John a. Chapman
The Chicago Protective Association has
nominated Charles c. Adsit, Joseph Bel
field. Henry c. Brummel, Napoleon
Picard. John Milton Oliver. George a.
Yuille, William A. Tiden. Williston FISH
and John Il. Murphy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23

ket caused an early advance, and durihs 'no M
forenoon the market was w from 10 -
points above the close OF saturday. heavy
Unloading AT the advance, however. In conhec
ton with later weakness In grain, caused a
setback which left final prices at about me ne
lowest OF the day PORK steady; mess, 80 o. o.
ASA; family, x24 50Gs20 80; short clear ~ -. -
ASA 80. BEEF quiet; mess: sl' ovpSie a. a.,
family, si9as20: packet, sisasio: extra indiS
mess. s2sas29.. DRESSED HOGS nrm, ~
l3tc; pigs. f3Ec. CIT MEATS-Pickled Del
lies quiet: 10 10. Ibhc; II N, 14%c; - 10:
l3%c; picked hams. BIC, rALL.oW aulss 81;
special, 6Ac; city. exc nominal; country 90
6Ac LARD arm; Middle West. i9oq ii'y 80
city. INC; refined South America, l C0w,
Continent, 1i.S0c: Brazil, kegs, l85oc Com
POUND steady. 9dIaAc. sTDARINE STEADY
oleo. Sc nominal; city lard, 12he. ,
COTTONsEED OfL-The early market
was active and frmer, in line With hiSher
crude markets and tire strength IN cotton sna
a lack Of outside support for late montns
caused afternoon reactions sn9 the n ,aI.or
closed irregular with September points Iouer;
October UNCHANGED and later months i 10
points net higher. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

rrc following judgments were hlcd YES
tordav. the nrst name being that OF the
debtor:
Alcxe. Frank--D. A. Schultz ct al. sii8 81.
uoycc George s.--ApaTtment Leasing Com
pauy. s102 81. $3.50 o-
psrnbereer. Lewis E-R II. Taller. s5ls %
BIakc Lawrence E-d. W. FehheH o. a'
49,, 49, ~ ouis-N schisgsil. sis6 10
Brcncr samucl-W. o. Fredenburg et a.
Bvs6Hcn Cornelius L. watson e, al
81 1Sg -. 49,,
Clehry. LeVronco-Internauonal l'"S' I'm
pany. 81 o. &. r,,.
De Bruycllcr. Aueust-EuEineering he'i'"
Company S222 ~.
Eyer. George A.-l'ouis 90. sIfo ,..s,o,-
Firth. Mary. Rheims Company. SOD } =,
tord Nichael-B. c. Samuel 81 al, Slit %
Ebeling. Bernard. Elizabeth Is h0sIlns'
Eathcriuc thinner and New YORK IeIe
phone Company. &. Mchler 81 al
GILLESPIE. John IN. Rakow. sasle
Goldman. Samuel Nj. Harris. 81. 90.
Groth Narie--M Rospigaron, S2bI Al. ~
lie. Michael--Julius kessler & Co. 600 o.
kteldsou. stefan-A y. Cordner Sill %.
norman. samuel-Imperlal Dress Company
I.ovT Wv ~ Rosie and Jacob-M. rrledland,
Lamm. Michael and oscar relIs--w. VIII
kcns SIip7e r.
Lcok Frank and Mary-Wormser & Co.
Lane THOMAS Julius Kessler Co.,
Lincoln SI Ethel K.-Knickerbocker Stable
rsnr Christian I'm. f. Kimball 1898 81.
iorIa. Ioscph-M Rosenthal. sl25 %.
Mills. Alan B.-Johnston a Collin Company
$3.50 Sc
10 C,srio. Iiboria. or Liberia Scaduto. and
Rosario Ia Cascio-J. Chiofalo $40 10
Nsrkcnzlc. Archibald r., Alexander Cruick-
sbault ard Van Nest Woodworking Lom-
pany-BronN Borough Bank 81. fos ~, 80
Nnngaiu. Wllliam Pc G. De Lacy, S-fl -
pirk' Nmalia Plrk Realty Company and
Frederick Pirk-LoXinston Leasing Com
pany $500 10.
Mueller. Jacob--G. II. Walker, sL"li 10
Mexican. John II. Richard ID. and Anna
LAWYERS Mortgage Company S,2I1 %.
prIiiv Thomas A-American Hardware
Corporation % New York 500 II
Rosenberg. Jscob-Manhattan Leasing Conn
shoonfcld' Maver-Public Bank o: New York
city. s212 50.
shcarcr. Frank E.-vaivoline OF Company.
sii0J 9S -
Grosskurth. Sl.3Sl 20. $1,000
stein. BESSIE. Simon. $3.50 90.
s,ernberg Morris-T. r. LudewiE. 1868 e6
sullivan. Timothy IN. Mcdowell. slO-
Oi3 II.
wciner' Hcnry-I. he Croft & Son. SAC no.
wciscl. ABB. Baslaw ct al, sl2o 81
walsh. Thomas G.-M. T. Cagney, 5000 10
Woodrun. Frederick B.-Tite Guarantee and
Trust Company. Si5e nj.
Ziegfeld.. Tlorenz. jr.-A II. ziegfeld.
s. 800 rs
American West indies Trading company
~. J. Levi, s5s24 0T
Caesar Realty and Construction Company
N. Bchrer sM2 10.
Juvenile Apparel Company-H. 4. Mooney
Mon,ross Metal casket company--R. ].
Ovens soA4 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Steamer chartcSng was light, ard freight , OF
,.p,o",s Kinds offered IN limited quahtity ohiy.
various h' triae ,teadier. quotations TO
= I' tUerno"l oI@d; 10 London pad; GlIsgow'
I'D Rotterdam &c; HAMBURG ,ui 70 Hssd.
nsH, ia iominal Antwerp, 2'2d
b al,,sdn corr. fof orders q I'd, picked
poTne large tonnage Is o. nominal cotton TO
LlseIlo' cd, M, eases petroleum. New York
81 Jp5biIadcIphia 10 Japan &c setem6er-octo-
her. British steamer. $50 tons ssnsfa, arso
fh!Isue Iprn,ari, Norwegian steamer, 795 ions
ash 81 Johns. " r., 10 the Medl,erraiiea m
private terrs. prompt British ste@me5 dss4
tons, 10, stesmer sgT tons. potatoes. Prince
SSwar5 island TO cuba. private terms. prompt;
schooner, 1000 tons. coal. philadelphia 10 Port
land. prlvfie terms sc.oo philaJsinhla TO ca.
schooner, 444 tons COAL i"""UP
lais private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
Reducing High Cost Of Living.

Out In California they may be depended
on 10 do the unusual and the story that
Los Angeles has municipality owned
farm. devoted to the raising OF hogs and
cattle I'm order 10 reduce the high cost OF
living for its citizens. occasions no sur
prise. For years il is said this farm has
been run at loss. but this year II IL
making money by selling pork az eight
cents pound. Seven hundred acres are
devoted 10 this project. which ~ under
the supervision Of municipal farm d.
rector. graduate of the University OF
California. VINO never had any experience
in raising livestock prior TO his selection
for the present position. The fact that
he has made II pay on pork AZ eight cents
a pound encourages the residents OF Los
Angeles TO look forward 10 choice cuts OF
beet at Z and 10 cents pound. as the
products Of the farm arc sold directly 10
the people. and arc not distributed
through the packers and butchers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23

MOLAssEs AND sYRUPS-Molasses was
nrm, with fair trade. Syrups were wen
held with business moderate.
NAVAL STORES-There was decline 20
42c In turpentne. rejecting easiness Al the
South Rosin was eaey Tar was hrm, owing
70 the limited supplies.
OILs-Refned petroleum was steady ano
unchanged. i.inseed oil quiet
RICE-Firm in sympathy with the South,
where the recent rains are said TO be causing
damage Trading continued quiet.
StGAR-There was little more inquiry
for refined and the Federal advanced the
price from T. Coo to Loo. although other rem
ers were unchanged at 400. Withdrawals were
fair. Raw was quiet and unchanged. Cen
trituga was quoted at 3.6Ic; musco7sdo.
3l7c and molasses 292c In London beet
sugar was quiet, with prices barely maintained.
September being quoted at rs fiad, according
10 the early cable: October. 0s Bad ana May
~ Sad, with the curb at IS lad for septeh-
Der and ps 3lsd for October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
MINING.
wo,ee nEAps BANK CHAPTER.

The board OF governors OF 'ne -
York Chapter OF the American i" u,a,ss
of Banking has elected O. II. "on on
president. TO succeed A. W. Hudsoh, VINO
was recently chosen vice-presiden' OF '"e
First National Bank of syracuse .'
Wolfe has been vice-president oi NJ
chapter and is also secretary VI ."e
Clearing House section OF the hn'e'""
Bankers Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
BOND DOTS.

Oak Harbor Ottawa County, Ohio. re-
ports state. held an election on September
70 and the question of issuing the s2cO0C
municipal lighting plant construction
bonds was carried by vote Of 2S7 to lS
The Bank Of Winter Park, Florida,
was awarded recently the $4,000 Z per
cent l5i1-year average coupon electric
Hight bonds OF Winter Park. Orange
County, Fla
". J. N-hipple. clerk Of the Board Of
Education of Winona. Winona School
District Winona County, Mimi, will re-
oeve proposals until p. m. September
y for $4,000 per cent coupon school
bonds, denomination $500, dated October
!. 1873. and due $500 yearly from october
], 49,. TO 1890. inclusive.
According to reports. Rosenberg. Fort
Bend County, Tex, will hold an election
on October 10 decide on the proposition
10 issue the $500 water works system
and 1880 street improvement bonds.
We'll, Roth & Co, Of Cincinnati. were
the successful bidders on September 1S for
nIooO 6 per cent 1s-year average site pur-
chase and building bonds OF Branch Hill
Branch Hill Special School District, Cler-
mont County. Ohio.
The United States Mortgage and Trust
Company announces that 1t will receive
proposals for the purchase OF first mort
gage az per cent bonds OF the Consolida-
ton Coal Company. due 1922, up to noon
Thursday. September Is, 10 exhaust the
amount Of 81, 2S7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
BUSINESS REVERSES.

KARP BRoTHERs-Tw petitions filed
against Nathan and Isaac Karp. who compose
the firm or karp Brothers. manufa cturers OF
oloaks and suits at No. lGi West 9th street.
Creditors In the first petition: H. Abbott.
y 300; A. Cummings $500. and <. Kittnsr,
t.00. Creditors in the second Gera Mills.
merich 4 CO.. s72 and Emil Seldenberg -
$4,000
MosKowfTZ & swBTOR-Petiton nled
gains; Harry Moskovitz and Jacob syetor.
who compc--i the firm OF Mcskowitz s. Swetor,
doing bIsiAsss as the Peerless Dress and Cos
tame Company az No 100 West 2Gth street
Creditors: Moravian Woollen Company $40;
Charles Bereshofsky. S2J4, and Aaron Rosln.
s-6. Liabilities are said to be 200: assets,
$3.50 Judge Hough appointed Harry oster-
l.. u. HYMAN co. GNC)-Petihon
against I. u. Hyman & Co. Inc. manufact-
urers Of waists and dresses at No. 81 West
9th street. Creditors: Sherman & Sons Co..
800: s Klttner. go, and Edward H. webb.
81 800 Liabilities are estimated A. f3BOO;
nominal assets $4,000; actual assets. $1,000.
LIEN & BEVY-schedues OF Lien & Levy.
manufacturers OF straw and felt hats a, No.
5OT West Broadway. show liabilities OF SOL
I93. OF which s5G.5S4 II secured nominal as
sets, s75.i02. consisting OF stock. sou.
cash, SIS. and real estate. $4,000. at No. 22l
East eSth street and No. % Forsyth street.
The latter is under foreclosure.
ToBlN wHlCHWAY SIGNAL CoMPANl-
pany, manufacturer OF automobile lamps az
No IS Walker street show liabilities or
S3i.Til: assets. g., 438. consisting OF stock
81 a55. automobile $500; patent and trade
mark. tl0j. accounts SJls; insurance $50. and
AMOUNTS UNDER $1,000
TRACY RICHARDS CONTEMPLATION hied
against the Tracy Richards Company, dealer
IN clothing and mems furnishing goods AZ NO.
a30 sixth avenue. Creditors: Robert n. IN
gersolI a Brother. si6TO, for rent; Union
Trust Company OF New Jersey 500, anu anu
Charles H. Weller. si2J The business was
started IN 1895 and the present company sue
ceeded TO II I'm MAY 1909. with capital STOCK
OF $4,000 Assets are estimated at S2,iOO
MIRAD DUaHEY-Petltion filed against
Mursd Dushoy dealer in Oriental goods al NO
40 Allen street Creditors: Yokohama Trad
ING COMPANY $500: Oceanic Trading Company
$3.50 and = Horowitz q Co. SOS. Judge
lIough appointed Matthew 4. llcnkel receiver I,
bond $500 Liabilities are said 20 be NoOVo'
assets. 5000. - -,
No. ~ Nassau street. formerly q dealer III
law books. fled petition. with liabilities OF
OF. assets. ST. and surrender Na!ue Oh "'e
insurance. ,,,..,-..b
RAPHAEL BACHRAcIT -Raphael Bachraen
,cv,cIler OF No. log Avenue B, hlcd petition
with liabilities Of Sl.Ts5: assets. $1,000 .n
JOaEPH NEGER-Josoph Meyer. OF no. o.V
West roth street. formerly dealer IN sporN
inr goods etc. nled petition. with liabilities
OF 81 .nJb; no assets. $50, o,,,o,-
TOSDpH j. O'DONNEII-Joseph J. oDon-
rou clerk Of No $40 Brook avenue, HE'D petl-
fion with liabilities OF $500, no assets 81,
JOSEPH +. ENGELKB- Joseph r Enselhs
grocer nj No 1857 Washington avenue maue
an ossicnmcnt 90 George y. Hope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
ITEMS Of WALL STREET
There was little trading for foreign ac-
count in this market yesterday.
Dividends were declared as follows:


Dividends we're declared as follows:
American Bankers safety Company guar
terly OF ia per cent on pre,e sn,.,1Sar On
American Rolling Mil Company quarteIg VI
~ per cent on preferred and per sel' on
common. payable october 10 TO STOCK OF fecoiu
October J.
Casey Hedges Company, quarterly OF Ia per
cent on preferred. payable october 10 STOCK
Of record September &c. .-,,
Chicago Hallway Equipment Co. auhteFly
OF y per cent. payable october to STOCK oil
record September 20 -
Cleveland Union Stock Yards company
quarterly Of . per cent. payable October j.
Commercial Credit Company, Of baltimore
quarterly OF II. per cent on common. payable
September 80 TO stock Of record septenoer ~.
Lake OF the Woods Milling Company extra
OF per cent. payable October 2 10 STOCK OF
record september 20 "a.
Mutual Film Corporation. quarterly OF Ia
per cent on preferred and monthly OF a per
cent and = per cent extra. payable october 10
10 stock Of record October 10.
Ohio Fuel supply Company. quarterly o.
per cent. payable October 10 to stock OF record
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing COMPANY,
quarterly ~ per cent. payable OCTOBER 10 10
stock Of record September 30
Warren brothers. quarterly or ~ per cent
on first preferred and "a per cent on second
preferred. PAYABLE October 70 stock OF record
scutember x
West india Electric Company. La. GUAR
terry OF Ia per cent payable october / 20
stock % record September %.
West kootenay Power Company. quarterly or
/ = per cent preferred, PAYABLE October
to stool, az record September -
Western Ohio Railway. quarterly ~ "a per
cent on first preferred payable October l. and
l. per cent on second preferred, payable Octo-
Der 10
wettlauier-Iorrane Silver Mines, Ltd. 3
cents. PAYABLE October 90 to stock OF record
October 10
I. $. Industrial Alcohol Company regular
quarterly OF ia per cent first preferred
payable October Il TO stock OF record octo-
Der g
first National Bank. IN per cent, payable
Increase OF 3 per cent over the disbursement
made three months ago.
The Kansas City Southern Railway
Company reports operating income for
August Of s,Ss.445. against s34s.oSO In 1912. a
decrease OF s9.6i5 For the two months
ended with August, operating income OF
$3.50 1856 showed a decrease OF sl3.cT.
At a meeting OF directors OF the Welt
laufer-L Lorraine Silver Mines. Limited Il
was resolved that out OF the cash I'm the
treasury a dividend OF cents a share he
declared payable on October % 20 stock
OF record October 10. I'm part distribution
OF the capital assets. At the annual
meeting next January shareholders will
be asked for an expression OF opinion as
TO the ACCESSIBILITY Of using the balance
OF cash for the acquisition OF another
property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
Forcing Up a Bond Market.

a case of forcing water uphill is indi-
Gated IN the report from Kansas City that
the municipal government and the Board
of Education are going TO purchase the
city's bonds with the money accumulated
In the citys sinking fund 1t IS planned
by the authorities TO purchase at par
500 0o) Of twenty-year IA per cents which
Kansas city Will put out In the next
thirty days. provided a higher bid rs not
made for the issue. In 1912 Kansas city
voted 10000 in per cent bonds, and
this year 100000 IN Az per cent bonds
were voted by the Board OF Education.
OF the two Issues, only 10000 OF the ~
per cents are said TO have been sold. and
they brought price OF ai2 To circum-
vent the natural investment bond market
ana establish a price OF par or better the
city now purposes TO fix par as the low
est bid price and use part OF the city's
sinking fund, reported to contain So.m
available for this or any other similar
purpose. Such u plan will be effective in
sustaining price above the regular mar
ket for the city's bonds while the money
lasts but II fixes an arbitrary price for
securities that is open TO question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
THE COTTON MARKET
Reaches New Higher Figures,
Closing at a Net Loss.
WEATHER IN COTTON STATES.

For North and South Carolina. fair 'o.ds,
tomorrow. fair IN the interior with nUieIa .
north % northeast wiuds
For Georgia, fair to-day and warmer IN thf
western portion: tomorrow fair and warmc'
W fhr eastern portion. with m0uer1f" Fari
able winds becoming east aud southeast
For Florida. fair to-day and warmer I'm The
northwest portion 10 morrow. fair. with mod
crate nor beast winds except southeast an
south over northwest portion.
Tor Alabama and Mississippi fair and warm
er today. t. morrow. increasing SlOudines'
and probably cooler IN the interior. rlth moo
crate 90 brisk south winds or the coast
For Louisiana. fair and warmer TO-DAY; -
morrow. unsetti~i and probably rhowers and
cooler n tho itnerior with moderate 20 hrlst
south winds
Tor Eastern Tc1as. fair H. tho south. viii
local rains and cooler to-day or n night n
the northern portion tomorrow. cooler an
fair IN the northern. Io~ai rains rnd conler N
srif,inR 90 north y, tomorrow.
For Western TeNsf. local rains ann cooler
TO-DAY in the north and vest. ana TO day OF
tonight IN southcast portion: tomorrow. IN
settled. nr0tally with local rains.
For Virginia. fair IN nay and cooler in ih'
extreme s0Gfheas' portion. to-inorroU. increae
ing cloudrers AMI slightly warmer. with mod
srn'S north 70 East vinds.
Fcr Tennesce. falr to-day, warner IN the
cost portion. with local rainr ~ night Or to
morrow I'm the Nrst portion and fair IN th1
eastern. cooler 10 morTow.
l-o- West Virginia. fair 10 day: ;o-morrov
uuqottled. probably rain.
There was an accumulation Of bullish
news In the cotton market yesterday. as
trading did not begin until noon. owing
10 the funeral Of the late Mayor. and
with Liverpool and New Orleans showing
decided strength the opening here was al
If 20 IL points over Saturdays close. on
the call December sold at l3.iec. or NOR
than s. n bale over the low OF last Fri
day. Around these figures realization get
IN. aided by reports from Washington
that tho confcrrees on the tariff were
insisting on the Clarke futures tax amend
ment Active months broke - TO n points
during the afternoon. hut late rally
saved a little OF the drop. final prices
showing net loss for the day Of I TO II
points. Tho profit taking and the Year
or unfavorablc legislation ovcrcamc tho
effect OF bulllsh crop reports. unfavorable
weather conditions I'm parts OF the belt
and increased prospects OF short grow
ing season. After the close New Orleans
worked up about 10 points. Southern spot
markets we're i-lec lower 10 3-l6c higher
but the local market dropped points Ia
1850 for middllng upland; sales. 2'olS
bales; delivered on contract. y" baIe5.
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES..

The Mobile Electric Company. one OF
the Bylesby properties. reports gross
earnings for the twelve months ended on
August 81 OF $37S.s27, as compared with
ss72.6I3 for the corresponding period last
year. Net earnings were S7S.6s6. as
against s174.9s4. and surplus after charges
and dividends for the period amounted to
sS5,9i9 as compared with s5.232 for the
preceding twelve months. The Mobile
Electric Company has been paying per
cent on It's preferred stock since 1910
Brazilian Traction Company.
For two consecutive weeks Brazilian
Traction Company's gross earnings have
established new high records. For the
week ended September 70 earnings were
sis2.111. as compared with $i2O.c5G the
same week last year. a gain of $1,000.
The previous record was established just
the week before, when gross earnings
were $40, 100.
Aurora, Elgin G. Chicago Railroad Co.
The comparative report Of the Aurora,
Elgn & Chicago Railroad Company for
the month Of July is as follows:
1918 1912
Gross earnings ........ sos $50 u siA2. 1913 ~
Oper. exp and taxes. 1l5.7o0 81 1W.2Sb %
Net earnings ......... sa2.s5o So 500 45S 10
Interest ................ So.4o2 81 32"'' 10
Surplus .............. SO. 4s7 % s5s. Al Os
Western United Gas and Electric Co.
A syndicate Of Chicago bankers has
purchased from the Western United Gas
and Electric Company S.00O,cC0 per cent
general mortgage bonds and are Offering
them or per cent basis. The com
pany operates IN Illinois and a large
amount Of stock is owned by the Ameri-
can Gas Company, OF philadelphia. Dur
ing the last fiscal year the company
earned a gross Of tl,S5sclo and net OF
S526. 81. equal TO about twice It's annual
fixed charges.
Commission Gaining in Favor.
Reports from the State of Illinois indi-
cate that the Public Utility Commission
is gaining IN favor daily. a law In that
state that takes effect on January :. 1914
is already working. Many Of the cap'-
talists were hostile TO the plan OF regulat-
ing public utilities by commission at
the outset but have since been converted
by the excellent workings OF the device
In several of the states. The corporations
are greatly pleased, for tho law Will re-
neve them from the nuisance OF small
municipal bodies and smaller politicians
and as to the people OF the state at large
they will have the benefit OF action on
broader scale. THE Philadelphia PUBIC
Ledger" discussing the subject says:
ut is in part on the probable success OF
this device that the recent rise i'm the
stocks OF certain Illinois companies has
been based. Leading men I'm the com
panies are known TO have encouraged the
passage of the law, and the pubic mas
caught the clew As result the smaller
men have been picking up the STOCKS
The rise in the Insult issues. People
Gas and the local transportation stocks
is traceable to this cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
CURB ECHOES.

Il is said that several changes are
likely 10 occur in the directorate OF the
CRANKY Consolidated Mining. Smelling
and Power Company, Ltd, at fits annual
meeting on October Z. II Is understood
that at least one, and probably two, MEM
election on account OF Ill health.
The recent advance In express charges
On silver bullion from Cobalt to the Brit
th capital Of g. 90 per 100 pounds has
caused the Nipissing Mines Company 10
ship lis silver bullion from Cobalt 10 New
York instead of from Cobalt TO London
direct, as heretofore. The rate as ii now
glands IS s. per lD pounds, it having been
40 Previously. The company has made
several trial shipments OF bullion to New
York upon such favorable terms that II
has been decided TO ship all Of its bullion
to this city.
The quarterly report OF the Beaver Con-
solidated Mines. Ltd. shows cash on hand
on August 81 OF s2s,o9s; due from smelters,
Sszl and ore on hand for shipment
about tl0s.oss, making total OF sl&,Sr
and balance after expenses sl21,9l0.
The Valley Queen mine. IN Colorado, an
o'd property, located adjacent TO the
iamous Mammoth mine. at Platoro, has
again started active operations. according
10 report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
Nev orleans. sept. %. APPROPRIATIONS ~ lne

81, cotton we're Dominated by news rom
Washington regarding the proposal 70 w a
tax on future contracts n phs f'Gt' haTing BEEN
60 a. 49, none OF tho unfavor7ble reports
Gould no confirmed The opening was sts ,a,S
10 10 points up and outside bnying pur d,HG
ing months M Is 10 !! point, o'e 90, Wasb
,iaso Tic ,tnfsvorable Tunors from NHsh
inc,on worked agains; the market, and ~ noon
liz odyance vas a,mos, lost lr the ai,er,o",,
prices went II TO 10 points under Sa'u''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-23
eIo,N BUTTER MARKET.

Elein. H.. sept. ??.-BuiteT here to-day was
firm at 3lc