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Judge - Namef Prisoner - Smith.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
COPPER STOCKS DECREASE
Metal on Hand Smallest in His
tory of Producers Association.

The monthly report OF the Copper Pro-
ducers' Association. made public yester-
day. showed stocks on hand on August
81. Of 383l4o57 pounds, decrease OF Is
2sc COS pounds compared with the figures
published for July g. The stocks Just
reported represent the smallest ever
shown since the association began max
ing reports five years ago. The previous
low record was l.335.o0i pounds on July
l. 1912
Production during August amounted 10
1911 $685. 1852 pounds or about 500 90 pounds
less than during July, due largely 10 the
strike at the Lake mines Domestic de-
lverles ran heavy last month, the total
OF 73.6iscoo pounds being more than 49,
cOoOoo pounds greater than In July. EX-
port deliveries. aggresating 1888, lbs
pounds. showed that the European con-
sumption is not diminishing
II was pointed out in the TRACE that
the statement OF the Copper Produc-
ers Association reveals the strong sta
ts,ical position Of the market and that
II may be taken as an index OF the tut
ure course Of metal prices. The market
is quoted a. 1853 to l5a. cents for electro
lytic. deliverable In thirty DAYS, but au-
thorities say that higher prices would
not be surprising
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
THE CROP MARKETS
Corn, Wheat and Oats Still Ad.
vancing-Coffee Declines.

Strength in corn. which came within a
fraction of the previous high record. had
a stimulating effect on wheat prices yes
terday, and an opening decline here.
based on lower foreign markets, was
quickly overcome. A Snow report OF in
creasing uneasiness over the ploughing
situation in some sections, with conse-
quent late seeding, helped the bullish
effect OF the strength in corn, aided by
advices from Minneapolis that the trade
need not expect any unusual rush to sell
from holders OF spring wheat. The close
which followed a late reaction, was at
hGi4c net advance over Saturdays final
Corn was still at the mercy OF the
weather, and with more unfavorable crop
advices and some bull support prices
worked up lisc a bushel from the pre-
vious close The Missouri State report
made the condition only ils per cent
against 20 per cent year ago. The close
was at a net gain of %qr7c. Oats lost
part Of an early gain. based on strength
in other grains. and closed net l.nssc up
Buying OF coffee yesterday appeared TO
be mostly in the way OF covering by
shorts, and on a scale down asgregating
Y to Is points offerings were fairly well
taken care of In the late trading there
was slight rally. but the close was at
net loss of TO II points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
DENIES TURKISH LOAN
But Ottoman Fiscal Agent Ad.
mitS Negotiations.

Nahan Cardashian, the sole financial
representative OF the Ottoman govern
ment in this country. denied yesterday
that Turkey has negotiated a $40. 0oo ooo
loan with syndicate OF American bank
ers through the embassy at Washington.
Mr.. Cardashian said that all negotiations
OF a financial nature which the United
States has with Turkey would necessarily
come under his supervision and that no
loan has as yet been completed
III is true. nevertheless, that 7 am
negotiating with an American syndicate
for an American loan OF from $40 on, 600 70
N5ococo0, said the Turkish financial
agent al his Office In the Liberty Tower
Building, but at present the deal Is
marking time In Paris however. my
country has about completed negotiations
with the French government for a loan
OF si5ooO0OoO. This loan has been ap-
proved by the French Minister OF
Finance. The money is 10 be used for the
refundinS OF advances made 10 Turkey
during the last two years as the result
OF her war with Italy and the Balkan
states"
Mr. Carda Shan declared that Turkey t.
in a much better condition financially to-
day than any Of the countries with
which she has been AZ war. He said that
the Ottoman government could offer sub
stantial security for her loans. while the
Balkan states were not in such fortu-
nate position.
The Turkish financial agent thought
that the United States had made q mis-
take IN not taking more ~ commercial
interest I'm Ottoman affairs. AS result
~ this policy. he said, the little kingdom
Of Belgium has more OF standing in
Turkey than this country. While prais-
ing Ambassador Rockhil for his qualities
as a gentleman and a diplomat Mr.. Car
dashian asserted that he was chiefly
known in Turkey as prominent
stranger"
Mr.. Cardashlan was in Constantinople
about a month ago. and az that time Sc
cured his appointment as American fnan-
cial representative. He is endeavoring to
secure railway concession for the Otto
man-American Development Company for
the construction OF about twelve hundred
miles Of railroad in the Turkish mining
regions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-Can money
was easy ruling rate, per cent. Rates
0penlng, highest and closing, per cent
There was no change In time money
cent Tor ninety days and ) per cent for
-FOUR i've and six months. Mercantile pa
per was issued with some freedom.
Rates, . per cent for sixty 20 ninety days
indorsed bills receivable. per cent Tor
choice four 10 six months single names
and o12 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Fo ex-
change was steady and moderately active
Yesterdays quotations. Demand sterling
4s66o; cables 1885 siNty-day bills, $3.50
is3+a; short francs, J.l9A- less lis short
reichsmarks, 9Sis less l-S2.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-B par
Savannah. buying 3-l6c discount selling
par: san Francisco. sight SC premium.
telegraphic &c premium, Charleston, buy
Ing par, selling l-l6c premium, Chicago,
exchange before clearings 70 per cent dis
count; New Orleans, commercial 75c dis
count. bank :; premium; 81. Louis, ex-
change 2Jc discount bid, l5c discount
asked.
SILVER MARKET Bar silver in Lon
don was steady AZ q 9-l6d, an advance Of
l-l6d.
UB-TREASURY.- The United States
Sub-Treasury was a creditor AT the Clear
ing House yesterday TO the extent of
S7y9.l08
BANK CLEARINGs.-Nev York, ex-
changes s2o5, 267, 49,. balances SIS;
Boston, exchanges il557S,762. balances
Sl,O9S,07s. Pittsburgh. exchanges S.4l, sl3,
Baltimore, exchanges &i3}, i63, balances
S72.lA. Chicago, exchanges S5l ,o2'.6-1. bal
anceS 1856. 5Sb. ST. Louis, exchanges N3
43s .2Jl. balances $92S 967 Philadelphia, e2-
changes s21,6C, i25 balances N.I639So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
IT. gross. s mo. .ss.o4727s $685. S7 s6so'sil
N.w Orleans Railway and Light Co.

TIL. New Orleans Railway and Light
Company system has issued It's compare
tive statement OF income account Tor tne
month OF July and the seven months
ended July 81, 1918. Operating revenues
for the month are reported az 'SS5'e-z' as
compared with s5io5l3 last July All IN
crease Of SIS l09; net revenue amounted
"a ,os3 I25 for July, 1913. as against
600, e7o for July OF 1912, gain OF
gu "a The surplus from operations tor
Che month was s2si5l, after all dlvi-
a,rA deductions and other charges, a de-
crease Of &67e. as compared with the
sa,oe month last year. For the seven
,1onths the gross operating revenue was
90 qs7e so as compared with SSio'oeo io'
the corresponding period last year an III
crease Of sl47OT; net earnings were ~
ss5 sg7 as against ,l.sil.7ii a gain OF N0' =
eco. s,rnlus from operations for the periou
us s4e;577 after dividends ana o'ne'
oharces a decrease of s7l.7o7. as compared
n,th the previous year. The reserve TOT
rorevais and requirements inciuoeo III
operating expenses increased Over ~.
orox,mate,v $500 for the month OF July
and $500 for the seven months '''
July 81, 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
BANK DETAILS SHOW
CROP PREPARATIONS
Reports of Conditions on August
9 Reveal Increased Loans
and Decreased Deposits.

Washington, Sept. appropriations fol
the movement Of crops we're reflected in
detailed summary. made public to-day,
OF the condition OF national banks or
August g as compared with June 4
Loans increased s25.5g1,coO, while individ-
ual deposits decreased 1872 $4,000 and cash
decreased sl4s13.Ooo. The government
had not begun the deposit Of crop moving
funds when this call for condition was
issued.
The reserve OF the 7.4s8 national banks
on August amounted to sl,470,4S,no an
average OF 2o7i or SIS, $500 above the
legal requirement.
Following shows the condition OF loans,
cash and deposits on August .. AZ COM
pared with June 4. In the various geo
graphical divisions:
New England States-Boston. decreases
In loans, sl0,567.e74; In cash. s5eo,0l2 and
IN deposits. S21.su.996. All the banks In
this section, decreases in leans. 81. So S5
cash, 2,99i95l deposits s2l.SA,64s
Eastern Statesmen York City, gains
in loans. 1884 al. cash, s3.ls9,5 $50; de-
crease in deposits S6S. 45ol37. Other re-
serve city banks. decreases In loans
n8OSl,S7s; cash, 1880, deposits. Ss,6sl.-
S6e. All banks in this section, gains in
loans. S36,035. $40; cash. s2,l64 023; decrease
in deposits, All. 2S2. go.
Southern States-Reserye city banks,
decrease in loans, S7S2,6S7; cash. $3.50 0eo;
deposits. S69il,o50. All banks IN this sec
ton, gains in loans, $3.50. SIS: decreases in
cash. sa0cs.5ol; deposits, $50. ,259.
Middle Western States-Chicago, gain
in loans. $500, $40, decrease in cash,
i5,l?ls35; deposits, {6c5j,sl6 ST. Louis,
gains in loans. $2,717. l2l, decreases In
cash, Sl76 So; deposits, ssl5.i55. Other
reserve city banks. decreases in loans
Si,S91.5el. cash, So90.iis deposits $3.50, Io2.
All banks in this section. gains in loans,
1853. zoe, decrease in cash, Si0.3poo3, de-
posts. &6,li4.22l.
Western States-Reserve city banks
gain in loans. s,6iS3. cash, S7l,9SO. de-
crease in deposits, sa55.c39 All banks in
this section. gains IN loans, &.2il.s $50, cash
sl6i, 255; decrease in deposits, Sl,sSo,3I6
Pacific States-Reserye city banks gains
IN cash, 81. s6y. 235. decrease in loans S,lJS.-
IS deposits, S5.s67.935. All banks In this
section decrease in loans $40 25i..5s, de-
posts sll. io3,SoJ; gain IN cash, N.i@.si5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
NEW YORK CURB.

Speculation in the curb market yester-
day continued on an extremely small
scale. with the tone irregular. There was
little feature aside from a few OF the
Standard Oil issues, which developed
strength with better demand although
the offerings in most instances were linz
tied Prairie oil and Gas continued It's
upward movement, advancing over II
points, with only q slight reaction. The
tobacco shares were generally heavy
United Cigar Stores ran OFF ., British
American Tobacco edsed off ii fraction
Consolidated Rubber Tire ruled strong al
an Improvement Of y on small dealings.
Dulness prevailed in the Nevada sroup
with slight reactions recorded in the lead
ing issues. From the opening al &c North
star sagged 10 closing sales ~ sc. Tono-
pah Merger lacked support and dropped
points 10 lie. Jim Butler was OF from
sc 10 0Oc West Ind sold AZ 81. and re-
NAMED unchanged. with $lig strongly bid
Halifax was bought az high as 81 s-lo
weakening subsequently, 10 81 l-lb, Mon
tana improved 10 81 3-lp, while Nevada
Hills advanced from Sac TO ec. Mid"a!
changed hands at 80 +0c and MacNamara
al i2uleizC Belmont was IN demand ~
s. 1-i6 Coldheld Consolidated sold on
from & 10 ST.. Atlanta sales were at loc
81. rs.--,. L Thonnuspu A. CO.. NO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
INTERBOROUGH REPORT
shonts Hopes to Give L. l. City
Scent Fare Soon.

l. Tho pamphlet report OF the INTERIOR
ough Rapid Transit Company for the
year ended June 80. 1918. made public yes
terday. besides repeating the earnings
shown IN the income account, published
in July. showed that the company last
year carried S3i3l65l6 passengers, or
27.o7l $40 more than during the previous
year Most OF this increase was on the
subway.
In connection with the transfer OF the
Belmont tunnel 10 the city. the president.
". Z. Shonts. states that il is proposed
as soon as permission can be obtained to
give 20 the people OF Long Island city
better transit facilities and the benefit Of
a five-cent fare TO and from all points I'm
Manhattan. The equipment he said, has
already been constructed and Is in use on
other lines.
Mr. Shonts also gives a detailed de
scription OF the new contracts with the
city for the construction. equipment and
operation OF the new subways and elc-
waited extensions. executed al the Office
OF the Public Service Commission on
March 70, 1919 outlining the terms OF the
contract and explaining the first and re-
funding per cent mortgage under which
bonds will be issued for the new con-
struction and equipment and for refund
ing the present per cent bonds These
new bonds have been sold TO J. p. Nor
gan g. Co. and are TO be taken Ss,Oooo 900
in 1918, $50 900 in 1914. 100000 In 1915
and net exceeding So, 10000 in 1915. The
Public Service Commission has authorized
the issue as required Of $50 s57 900 OF these
bonds for construction, equipment and
refunding purposes.
An analysis of the company's earnings
and fixed charges shows that the net
earnings for the fiscal year ended June
30. 1913. was sufficient to pay the interest
and sinking fund on the entire issue or
new bonds authorized by the Public Ser
vice Commission 10 be made during the
next four years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
AMorNrs rNnER slo.OOO.
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The foIlowtnK judgments were MED yes,er-
day the nrst name being that 81 the de ,1oa "a
RaidS,in. Reuben s-Rartery PARK National
Bank OF New York. S325 81
Bevan, AleNander-J Petrucc!' tl4o ~ yi,,
Barry. Marian j. and James-A. J. heHy'
cIemmons. Richard and Clemmons construe-
ton Co.-M. d Ferris. s2i5 "a. ,o,. GO
Durie' Elirabeth-F. n. Du Bots ct al: sig % 10.
Iav. lanes III s. Irving tcos,s)' Sll ~.
FISCHER. Dora. and Solomon I.andau d ,o Loe'
ers. Gambrnus Brewery Co: 500 ~ .,ss %,
Gallo Gioachino-Di Il. ssveria ct a., s!c 20 .
Hoch' John E-Primroso shirt Co; siot 10
Harrington. Seth-H. spear et a.. slol o.
Kori,z. Joseph Gerber. Sis %.
Kasofsky. Jacob-M Kresin, Sl3o II "a
IswIor. Daniel A-Gorhan Construction Co.
M, riio1 Rosario Giuseppe. colossro and
Benedetto--G Mnitans. 500 2s su,,.-
Mearson, Lyon J. +. and Milton . '"'''
r 4 Thompson sos rs ,oe, "a
Neisler. Ernanuel-S. Bauer 90 al s-el 20,
Mint. Jacob sam Goldberg and DaVid "e'
Sc, ste'nL leo AlpS5 II Roiiisch e, al siil as
ReinHman. Abe--M. Elsas. SJt -.
same, strauss Pritz Co, ,o So ~ 20 s2o5 II.
s s,ippei,, Navy u. Newkirls s?ss o6
sohro,Gor paTry. and East New York Mason
Materials Co -lWotherspoon-Piaiser M'''s
soliDsky '' rrsnk-A. suika & CO. $50 49,
sIlmsn. Joseph B.--I. Goldowitz, STA w. G,
Wortmann Dletrich--D Mares r., Sss' - =,
Warneld Richard &c. &. Thensen ~ ~
81 Oi0 20 ~
Fmpire Cornice works-P. II. Jehh''s'
S37s - ,,,..x ., al
Fred a Bolish COMPANY meyer -
Globe Storage and carpet Cleaning Company
p Dahlman. $500 c.-,,.nv-
Harris Fur Dressing and Dyeins Non'P1'
Rerlip Aniline Works. si1e II. ..,y-
International Endless Chain "a" Nsu
Trustees Of snug Harbor IN the 'i'S u
York S7jS "a ..,,,H Huh
New York state Construction CompanS
bard & Co, 1915 20. 80, c-an.
pi,zbeimer Typewriter Company-Esioh N'a"'
a pike Company. Sl04 .. , u.,k Of
sundstrom a Stratton Co.-NatiohAl Ban"
Giens Falls. 1915 is .,,, Inc
wiidner- Eieistein Amusement COMPANY nv
y Young si6s "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
MoJAssEs AND syRrPs-


steady and unchanged Syrups in good de-
mand for better grades. and prices steadily
held.
NAVAL ST0REs-rurpentine quiet ana
unchanged. although az savannah a slight
reaction occurred. Resins were exception
ally quiet, and prices we're barely main
tained. Tar dull and unchanged.
OILS-Refned petroleum steady and IN
changed at s.I0c for sta ndard white, New
York tbis. Lnseed oil quiet and IN
changed
RICf--Purchases represent only imn1e-
diate needs. pending the arrivals OF the new
crop.
sUGAR-Rcfned quiet and about un-
changed The Federal Quotes 4 600 for fac
granulated, and all other rehners quote
4Soc, although taking orders e. 4.7oe. Rsw
continues quiet. although there were ru-
morcd sales for prompe shipment az 1880.
cost and freight. equal 10 370c for eertrif-
ugal Prices remained unchanged AZ S.iS
FOR centrifugal. 3.26c FOR muscovado and
2 ole for molasses In London the market
was easier. az 9s 6Sd for September 9s ~ 4
for October and 9s Cd for May according 20
the early cable. with the curb a. 9s 50 q,
9s nd and rs 81 d. respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
NEW ERIE FINANCING.

The Erie Railroad Company has sold
TO syndicate OF New York and Philadei-
phia bankers. subject 10 the approval OF
the Public Service Commission, 3. 10 oco
s per cent gold equipment trust certih-
Gates. or this amount NEoC0 Is Sc
cured BY fifty new standard freight loco
motives, the total cost Of which is 81, 800
500. The balance of the issue is secured
by lien on 1000 all street fifty-ton hopper
cars. the total cost OF which is N,1S64d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09

PROvIsIONS-The list was frrn early in
sympathy with live hogs and on good DE-
mand due TO the strength OF the general feed
situation and prospects for smaller receipts
later on. PORK steady. mess, s2S 2Sns2s -.
family. s2i 50ns26 so; short clear, $50 oOf
family. sfeqs2O. packet. sIsqsle: extra India
mess S2saSo0 DRESSED HOGS firm; es-
cons. 12%dissc pigs. lsSe. CUT MEATS
Picked bellies quiet. 10 10, 16c: ~ no loe; IL
10. lac; picked hams steady i6e. TALLoW
duh: special, SIC; city, enc. nominal eeun-
try 6a6.e. LARD firm; Middle West ll4or
ll50c; city li4dilsc rehned south Amer
tea 295c Continent. 1880: Brazil kegs.
1885 COMPOUND quiet e%dl0i+c
sTEARINE easy; cleo 9isc asked. city lard
lake.
COTTONsEED OJI(-Early in the session
the marke, vas hrm but later Developments
we're easier Last prices we've generally 20
points net higher Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
# G TREASURY FINANCES

Washington. sept Sine ''"i ,s-,r,,,r NJ,
United States Treasury al inc - ..rsreI
business to-day was: Net Da'S"s' ea,r,dav.
i ~ 20; Ioial payments on saturdas az
sSe Sss The dencit this meal year - ,.ciusiye
against deficit Of s.. so2s17 last eSr.arssetions
of Panama Canal and puDhc pVO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
SEED PRICES.

Toledo Sept s.-CIOVERsEED - Prime
cash 81 10: October. 81 OH; December. 81 10:
March 81 30 ALSTKE-Prme cash. sil. Oc-
tober $40 rs. December add March $40 so.
TIMOTHY-Prime cash new. 81 So September
ana October 81 61h December. 81 72i? Feb
rusry, g. ~. March, $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
N. Y. CENTRAL SELLS NOTES.

The New York Central lines. according
to an announcement last evening by j. p.
Morgan & Co, have sold 70 that firm S6,-
10000 one-year per cent notes. The
notes are being offered by the bankers on
a basis 10 yield 5ia per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
BOND DOTS.

II is reported that Wharton Wharton
county Texas, will hold an election on
september II 70 decide on the question
OF issuing the $1,000 sewerage system
extension bonds.
Inc Creosoted Wood Block Paving
Company of New Orleans. was awarded
recently the $4,000 per cent twenty-year
coupon street Improvement bonds of
grenada. Grenada County, Miss. dsnomj.
ha'ion Woo, and dated July1, 1918.
~ Laird, deputy clerk Of Columbia
township Lorain County. Ohio. will re-
ceiVe proposals until p m. on Septem
yer 10 Tor $4,000 per cent road i'm
proVement bonds. denomination $1,000.
dated October /, 1913 and due october
l. 1894.
II Is stated that New Orleans passed an
ordinance on August q authorizing the
issuance OF 'S.ON.Ooc : per cent cotton
warehouse bonds. due $1,000 yearly from
May l. 1884 10 1855. inclusive
Blodget & Co.. OF Boston. were the sue
cessful bidders on September for $780,
VVV ten and one-half-year average regis
'ered park bonds OF Schenectady Sche-
nectady County. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
Not a Student Of History.

Arather good story is goins the ROUNDS
Which illustrates how possible errors
trsep into even the best regulated insu-
,s,iens II is said that in a leading New
York oanking house one Of the heads oi
tie deoartments was instructed by an
tTcer 10 write a letter 70 the SecretaI!
e the Treasury, and this very intelhseh'
srson proceeded 10 dictate letter al
r5yessed 10 the Hon. Alexander Hamilton
sscretary United States Treasury, WASH
sr,cp - e. The letter was signed by
~ hank Official. vino failed 10 notice any
hing wrong with IT. and the name and
i3dre.s entered on the mail clerks DOCK
ne letter WAS stamped and about reaoy
b be turned over TO the CUSTODY OF Ihc'e
szu's postofice Department "hen an
,unlove Of the bank noticed the olunder
and rescued the letter from among Dig
ri. A. mail ready for the postofhce. When
ae writer OF the letter was ASKED II -
"a properlv addressed he examined -
I'd answered in the affirmative ana III
.eired what the trouble was "heh IN
tr,s6 hat washington is not AIeAahoei
Hsmilton.s address at present the writer
handy asked where his mail should De
sent 10 which the reply was gwen mo.
night be heaven. but that II was aou c..'.
whether anybody outside Of Wan s'ree '
would concede that to be his resting place
al the present time, even aiter n' . Il.,'
been absent from this scene OF cohiIct 40
more than Z hundred years. And II Is
SAID that the writer Of the letter e.e''
then like Rip Van Wrinkle. failed 70 ap-
precia,e the lapse Of time. but ne VIII az
tend night school this winter