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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
8asarcn, iom ct. &e0erS 0anjf:

&a5aren, iom ct. Heoers 0anlf=
.lutb. Menigbe0 afbolOt / 6reoogs og
.9gr0ags Mftes, par operntoo0e bel
belpgt og ocn beoite Stemning Der
lfeoe. &irfeialen bar meget mutt
0eforeret mes Sc rationale 0arper
og @lom1ter, bpilfet par belprget al
Otr. s. 81. Bosien> Mrel Sergenicn
og S. 9e%erregooro. gn Meosie
81omlter prp0e0e @orbene, ligeleoes
en- imuf fulfilling al Gbrpiante=
MUM, en- @ope fra Scr. 6. 81. 8os=
fen.
-5elpe Jorretntngen blep le6et al
&ol1l Gutenberg, Martin Nelion,
Mrel S%ergenie11 og Mrs. Mnorem
&eterlen, % set Dor Ell Tornpielie
lat fe Sen Gift, Ser par for at font
me til Eomboloen. 2proag Mften
bleb oct for meget for Gutenberg,
loa Martin Nelion maatte toge fat
peo Sioen al. 6o1f, iGrlig Sc l1n<
&c, trGngte fig tet til 1omboloen
for at prppe fin 2pffe, og ielp ON
bet blep lily, iaa imilcoe man og
prepeoe igien: l16balget pua 8or-
oene bIep tpnot tilii6lt. @ar ser
noge11, ser bap6e 2plt til at Butte
eller 1elge Sc mtr10re @ienltanoe %
ioa tDebe man fen til Mrel Sgrgen=
fen, ser bap6e EFT u5econ0=ban0
|Store", bpor Ser iaa blep banolct.
81 tror BOG nGppe &Srgenie1 bapoe
set rigtige @reb paa Einaen meo
at fjebe billigt % iGl9e til bpj
8ris. Mlligepel mao ser babe be-
ret giort Ell Del 5orretni11g, ga sSer=
ge1tlen 1aa nof iaa fornpiet no.
Otter Gombolaen bolbt Martin
&elion @uftiou, og ban lit peo fin
l16boloenbeo go6e @riler. @e6
See Gream'en og Gatop=ltore,t 9jpr-
Sc Gitber Melion, either @opl, og
Mrenoie Spnoergaoro set ganlfc
gobt. l1ngoomsforeninge,1, Ser 1,11=
Ser 2eoelie al Miis Mnma SSlbl og
g. @len1menien meo goo MSiiitancc
belergeoe auffeuL fortjener lin Nm
Joel, "a baooe @affen % aogerl1e
bar leroeles belimagenoe.
SO lrnge Gamer moreoe &ubli,
|fum 6reoag Mften nleo 8iolin og
&iano.
@eiultatet al 6e to Mftener er
en6ru life opgjort, men Mettofor=
|tienelten bliper oper $500, % Bet
maa efter 6orboloene falocs ganife
go6t. 6olf bar / Mar pGret iGroe-
lies finite meo @aper; ser par EFT
Mosie go6e og npttige 9ing, %
en Sci er tilobers. Spent ser BIZ
Der gier al ct 5fribeboro, ffienfet
|af 8outell Bros, f11n6e lite blibe
)ofgiort, 6a en- feel Del u9icfetS"
err uoe, men set bill, iaa inort set
laoer Jig gigre, blibe b%efienotgiort.
aomiteen gnifer gjennem ,l1ge-
blu6et" at u6taIe fin bebite Tnf til
alle, Ser far biulpet 81. 8ebers
Menigbeb beo oen,te 2eiligbe6, %
ben trengte til &iRlp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
(Sn0Ic11bt.)

&eD llO|t aIDol0te :VtpOe al -. =.
9. 2oae ugni9beo" al @utcbinio11,
M!inn., oflag0e jeg 2ogcn ct Sc
igg. Set bar mig EFT flor @ln0e at
blipe befje1lot n1eo @re6reue og
,Sgitrene Ser. 3e bor bper lin 60
&c, beg9e / go0 5tono. Sc mpoer
begge 6en famine Mftcn, 5pltrene
fer1t, oerefter 8reorene, 1aa begge
l2oger orbeioer iamrren / Cos 6or=
] ftaaelic. Dette 2oeeneoe, og Sol
og ltnocrboloning bagefter, Dil altio
bore mig en- fjer Grinbring, bpor=
Ileoes &reii0enten og Spiter Gbri=
ltenie1 / Ell ioa0an &oit f,,1oe faa
!olt set lat / Gang forltaor leg lite.
Otter Mq0et par ion1 iaet 8al, for
trinlig Safe % 2ru,eb. &umori=
itiif Oplesning al Mr. &asml1Sien
'cg Mrs. Af. SEMEN. Mr. 2augeien
ipillebe poa !@orn oanite Melooier,
Mr. og Mrs. q. Sprenien 6anieoe
iSolfe0ar1s, Mr. 2ar9marf, 2erer
ii @pmna1tif paa Sen 6erp9rer6e
fortrinlige Sfole / @utcbinion, gao
nogle SpbiSnin9er. ga, BET Dor
aft uoutarfet, og en- bierteltg Eaf
til jer alleiomn1er. 2o6 os faa
meeet al 6en .S1ags @initfribeo,
hbor ri fommer paa @eibg, og loo
'ns ollie piie ben, iua sifaI nof Dor
Oberpreiioe1,tS 91,ife ont 6ren1eona
gao / Spfpl6elie.
@l1tc1tnion er / fin @elbeo eli
8p, Ser life itaar ttlboge for rtogen.
Soruoen Ell itor Seiffo!e6pgning, er
Der 2 ltore Sfolebpgninger for
@ra6e Sfole; tillise cit flor 8iblio=
tbefsbpgnil,g mes ct @nleg og go
billion, bpor Ser 1ptlleS ONT CONNIE
rem u,toer 9e6eIie al Sons &eter=
jien, Mt1iifbtreftbr. Stanotnaberne
in6toger %ollepeg1e cit %fren1ragen6e
&Iobs. So. 5fole Superintendent
@fr. M1l0erjen, er al olle meget al
!, bol6t, ligeirem % pinoen6e, mos
bbem hon me6er. Set Dor cit sSor.
ndielic at beige bore gan1le &e,-
ner, Miels og Sintou 8eterie,
86etfer, Ser me6 oeres itore 6arme
i @eotipall, 4 MiI fla !@utcbinio11
bar pt1t, bbao Ser fo,1 1torettes pe>
liSlio ua. Dp9tigbeo. Sg1oo ser
t ifidnt &looiett CT lille, Cor Sc cit Ii.
: gefrem %fortrinlig sfole, Ser n1eo i'll
@armeopporat, 8ibliotbcf og rum.
: melige @Gnfe og 8oroe for 8pr=
1tel1e, itoar i 2igbeo n1eb bpilfen
E iom belit / Sc lterre 8per.
,, Min Cater Glitter % ieg pnite,
I gjenneln 8lu6et at ienoe DO,
.|Eaf til nlle lneo bbem hi tom / 8e=
rerina for SEN @ieitfribeb, Ser blet
{ % piit. EiI gfiels % 5imo11 Sc.
| terien, 6edttpau, @'rs ssgreeu
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

Nerjt spren 2iitoe, @e1eralfon-
lal / Mottcrbam, Dor / ct. Saul
nogle Elmer 9proag % ofreilte' ONT
Mftcncn til 6ergus 6alls, bnor bar1
piloe opboIoe Jig til Manoog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

.6rm 81. q. :. @iober, tiolieeer
6rf. Cline Gbriitenien og Sefret9r
og ausierer for 8. s. s.. g. al ct.
Saul, bliper cit al Easiagererne
ombor6 paa Sssl,lelfibet til Oct gamle
2on0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

@eftur &nccnts &nitrn er forn<
men tilbage ira EFT @iortejogt ! bet
noroliqe Minnelntas Sfope. Sum
braate mes Jig til @pen CIT &iort
lom SssagttrnfG.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

&cnrp MmScrion, 10 Mor gan1nlel,
1910 Mrf>prigbt Street, blep pper=
fiert % orrbt al cit @elt st. 3al1l
@porpogn 2eroog Miten. 9rengen
legeoe r1og" n1c0 nogle @anunera=
ter % bar loa iprig for at fomn1e
bort, at ban lpb lige foran &og=
i1en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
Sill &ursc 1913-14.

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q "elpesoa 9o'prap. 9ol Ut
pe''eoe 1pr ~: Runl Dop''1ptp eo"'z
Ipa''p, oar DO Aar 9a'11''1el % e!1er-
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

v@nibe fpr Seanbinapian Srabcl"
er Nopnet paa ct @eaaneosifrift.
SSi,1leuumn1eret, rigt illtitreret / &n=
lerer, er nplig fra Hresien % far1
erbol6es pes at tilifripe 81. 6. Sobn.
lum g., 800 LIT Mpe. g., Weinnea=
polls, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

@olgatba &pinoeforeming bap6c
Webe bos Mrs. 9ercbe, 473 timber
1itp Npe., SorSoog ben 20. Mop.
@:eo0elelien fou1 peb cit Tejltagel=
ie ifte / iibite Mr. al 8lo6et.)
SEQ 6%ureningens iioite Mpoe
palete5 fplaenbe @eitprelie: &reii-
oent (gienpalgt), Mrs. s. &e0er-
ien; 8icepruiioe,t, Msrs. 6reo Set
1cbe; Sos erer, Mrs. Mgnete 6ran=
leu; Sefretur, Mrs. @uni( @briiten=
1en.
ct. &auls 8ranobc ien ogter at
mitoffe @otorposne iiteoetfor Dc
nl1perenoe @ranopogne.. @pens
&pnfercnsfomite bar tilitemt et
@ubget al $668,240 for 8ranopeie
net. Com 6plge al M%otorpog,,e1re
pil Mntallet al Stotioner bltpe for:
miuolfet, % set pelttes, at $4,000
oil b(ipe realiieret beb Salg a
opcrflpoig @jenoon1. @ronofommis
1iorens Meolemn,er flyer, at $26,
600 Morct pil blibe iparet 8ranb
bee tenet peo 8e,1pttellen AT Motor
npgre.
Ioripnnoen. s.. @%ilbertlon, 664
Eine st., bor bebt .Nolitiet ont a
bjelpe til at iinoe bans 8ro6e1
@ans @ilbert1on, % Mar ganllnel
Ser a,,toges at arbeioe / BRITTLE 60
lun1bia. @an bar bnret iopnet /
Moaneoer % bap6e flere 9nnoreo'
Dollars paa fig, % ban iibit blet
Jet. @ilbertion arbejbeoe % for Ell
Observation-Disclosures / Sc EaS, @fa1
8roberen tror, at ban prog til Sri
tiff Columbia, Sons y@ilbertfon e
5 Sob 11 Gonl11er bar no
SssaSss ass6fS#
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

iy6p. 8premciter 2apler pil title
fla ron, 0emofratiit &nnotoat tor
@rper,1prembe6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

~ 4t'A - LGWE
og 8rsorere % ollie. wett 9nffe er,
at hi mao mb6es igien til Goraaret,
,1aar ugnigbeb" 2oge bolber fin To-
Mars 6poielsoag. $ ben Mnleoning
lar ieg Silien og 8uo til De tire
NoboIoger / Minneapolis, ct. Soul
% Sopfins, ONT at meoe be0 ben
2eiligbcb.
GiI SIutning &ilfen til Dem, ST.
@eSaftgr, og &erionole, % Gof for
Sptagelien.
meo Metelie,
M1,ra SSenien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
Saf!.

@n biertclig &af til Sc iom bat
meo til at gipe 8iorag og fglge
Dor there Cater og Sglter til bent
oes it6ite @bileite6.
&riItian Beoerien % @uitr,1
og Spiter &nna 8eOer1en.
Npfpbing, Mors, 9anmarf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
st. PAUL.
2pntor: POI Court @Ocf.
@pbeber ,,taa i%noienbes, iaa be er
9rpfferiet ienelt Eorsoag Ne!obag.

Sch 3jsb eller. Separation at
l1Dre belss sen peltie1tbte Saapeler
sin,ou s>ellon, 200 6. 7tb Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
8ernarb 8iornitab, Abn1iniitra=

VtlNulU OJUt011uu1 NU11t11tt1lIu=
tor for ofop0e @alpor &nutelonS
$50, bar anlogt Sag moo Mbbie
SSSones og Sobn Granite o9 forlangt
$500 / Grltatning al 0em for
anrtefons 500. S alo9en ligeS
set, at 4,,ltteion sen 20. Sftober
1911 blep opcrfjert og 0robt pao
Nelfon % 6arrington 9(penue al
cit Ml,ton1obil tilbprenoe SoneS %
]tpret al Grahdie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

@c1rp Teis, Stotsclepatorinipef=
tyr og fbp. @eolem al 2%egiSlat1=
rem, blep Smsoag lpslaot ira &ont=
lep County Sfifterets &aretegt.
Sans 8rooer baboe mel0t bam JONI
i%inosigg. 6eig blep fert ira Count
tpfGngilet, bpor ham blep inolot til
Sblerpotion, til Mo,nnbs Yarf CO.
natorium. Teigs Stem er / ST.
mater, Mirm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

@}iis Nitrib Nielien, pelfien0t
fra ct. &e0ers &irfefor % fra Il.
at 1906, er penot tilbage til Be
Minneapolitanife aipoerpoer efter
ct 4 Maoneoers Spbolo / 2anoet
bag SAB og @glge. Sum erflerer,
at &ipbenbapn Del er 6eilig, men
BOG i11tet Ste0 poa Sorben er ifient
Iom 6u nit Minneopolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21
Qpngblumitcns &asar afbolbcs 5.

2Dmgblpmitens &aaar afbolbcs 5.
90, 81. % %. Atop. / Oob SELDOM
@oll paa Yap11e Mpc. & Sent ct.
@aper mootoges bps 6loan & &C.
perpos og Dos 2iitoe & @olb. So
iou hos Mtrs. Mrl1er pau &aDne
Mne. Stuff pou DC @omlc Der noe
i @jcmmct og pnr meo til at gipe
bent cit gla0 Sui % ct goot Mptaar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

9et bill erin0res, at Ell ung
banif ~Npfommerpige for Ell Gio il
BEN bpbe ber1teo5 uoen Baorgren6e,
og at Mpbelbanbler g. g. Nellon
m. II. optog Ell Sn0iamline til Be-
grapelien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-21

De kan like gjere nogen FeiItagelse
we'd Kjeb af Billetter hvis De valger en-
Baad fradenne uovertrufne Flaade ATTIRE
ire og dobbelpropelle: Kj@mpedampski-
be. Frit illustreret Ekskursions Program.
Skriv til
cUNARD N
Metropolitan Bldg, Minneapolis, Minn:,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-03
GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANIES.
New York.

.Interest to be addee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-03
COTTON FIGURES LOW
Government Crop Estimate
Less than AntiCipated.

Washington. Sept. 1.-The condition OF
the growing cotton crop Of the United
States on Monday. August o. was So
per cent OF a normal. compared with 1916
per cent on July IS this year. AS per cent
on August 2j last year. 73.2 per cent I'm
1911 and 74.7 per cent, the average condi-
ton on August % OF the last ten years.
This announcement was made to-day at
noon by the Crop Reporting Board Of the
United States Department OF Agriculture,
the condition being estimated from re-
ports of its correspondents and agents
throughout the cotton belt.
Since the July report growing condi-
tons had been generally favorable
throughout the eastern section Of the
cotton belt and the condition OF the plant
in the states east OF the Mississippi River
was expected to show up well. In the
states west Of the Mississippi River con-
ditions were not so favorable. drouth in
Texas and Oklahoma, parts OF Arkansas,
Missouri and Louisiana marking the early
part of the period which to-day's report
covers High temperatures prevailed
throughout most Of this section. The
drouth was partly relieved during the last
week OF the per.od. Comparisons Of con-
ditions by states follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-03
ITEMS OF WALL STREET S. P. STOCK IN DEMAND
Subscriptions Expected to In
Clude Entire S88,OO0.000.

Being the last day for the subscrip-
ton by the stockholders OF the Union
Pacific Railroad Company 10 the certi-
ficates OF interest in the sSS.357oo0 OF
Southern Pacific stock held by the Cen
trail Trust Company as trustee under the
decree Of the United States District Court
Of Utah. there was a heavy subscription
10 the stock yesterday. Long before mid
day there was a line OF Office boys and
clerks waiting 10 file the subscriptions
that extended into the street from the
offices of the trust company in Wall
street.
The subscription period closed az 3
o'clock. but il was said that no Official
announcement could be made Of the num-
Der OF certificates subscribed for until
to-day. The fact that the rights retained
their value up to the last minute. how
ever. slgnifed that the only warrants
that will not be exercised are fractional
warrants OF small denominations. and
those held by individuals who do not real
ize their opportunity 10 dispose OF the
rights In other words, II was expected
that practically the entire issue was
taken.
The certificates OF interest offered up
10 the close OF business yesterday repre-
sent the Union Pacifcs former holdings
Of Southern Pacific stock. which it was
forced 70 divest itself Of by the govern
ment. Union Pacific stockholders we're
permitted 10 subscribe AT so2 a share.
which. considering the dividends accruing.
is held 10 he the equivalent Of Ss8 net.
Union Pacific stockholders must dispose
OF their Union Pacific stock before they
can convert the Southern Pacific ceru-
hcates into Southern Pacific shares.
Announcement was made by the Stock
Exchange yesterday that S2o.l57,coo Of the
Central Trust Company certificates OF IN
terest in the capital stock OF the South
err Pacific Company had been admitted
10 list and that the remainder would be
admitted on notice OF their issuance The
amount listed represents the subscription
up To the early part OF last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-03
FRENCH BANK SOLVENT
Director Says It's Business Is
Going on as Usual.

Cable dispatches from Paris published
last Friday TO the effect that the Franco
American Bank, which has a branch AZ
No. 10 Wall street. was in serious finan-
cial difficulty and was I'm process OF liqua-
daton, were denied here yesterday by
Martin Paskus, legal representative OF
the bank in this country. Mr.. Paskus
showed a telegram received by him from
Theodore Revillion. q director of the
bank, who is in charge OF all its Ameri-
can affairs, stating that it's business was
going on as usual.
Mr.. Revilion, who is at present in Den
yer. said that there was no truth in the
reports that his bank was in trouble and
he was at loss TO know how they ORR
ginated.
The Franco American Bank does bust
ness through the Columbia Knicker-
booker Trust Company. officials Of that
institution also discredited reports of the
banks insolvency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-03

Continued on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-03
DEFAULT FRISCO INTEREST
Receivers Make No Provision
for N q II & M Rnnds

Confirmation OF earlier reports that the
$500. 900 interest due September ! on the
first mortgage bonds of the New Orleans,
Texas & Mexico Railway would be de-
faulted was received yesterday by {. w.
Hillard, New York agent Of the ST. louis
& San Francisco. which is the guarantor
Of the interest The receivers telegraphed
Mr. Hillard as follows
I'VE have made no provision for the
payment Of the semi annual interest on
the New Orleans. Texas & Mexico d.
vision first mortgage bonds"
The Frisco receivers also have made no
provision for the interest on the $2.60o,oO
Frisco two-year notes. which are partly
secured by deposit OF all the 100000
outSanding New Orleans. Texas and Mex
leo stock An order OF the court regard
ing this interest is 10 be obtained between
September 10 and Is. There is said 70
be a possibility that the court may order
the paVrpent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-03
BUSINESS REVERSES.

MEYER sIEGLER Petition filed against
Never Sirrler W0ollen merchant az No. -
Greene street creditors Sacht i>erenson A."
Co. Sll4i sam Rudinsk' So. and Wo.t hop
pelman Ss6. Judge Holt appointed Mars.dlI
: UAgay receiver. bond $1,000. Liabilities
are said 10 be $4,000 60 nifty creditors assets
81 500 -.
GARFINKEL & PLATT Petition nlea
against samuel Carnnkel and Louis Plat
Who compose the firm OF Garnnkel & flatt
manufacturers ~ furs, A. No = East loin
street Creditors Alsuson +. White. Elb''
Joseph Storn. ST. and Nandew'ghs 4 schil4'
SaS4 Liabilities are said 90 DO Sl''Vp' az
sets Sl.O01. ..,...,.. CO..,
PANY Gncb.-Petition hled against the -
florsI Plumbing supply Company. Inc. OF 30.
1921 Third avenue Creditors-Alfred +. nav
win supply Company. so,l. Joseph = Ne,Il.
400 aud Domenico De Marco. Sl-S JIlE'
Holt appointed Marcus schnitzer receiver y.
bond $500 Liabilities are said 10 be over
e. 400. assets 81 900 Tho company was w
rcrnorated I'm June 1910. with capital STOCK
Sl5 900 and has q branch az Bayonne. y. J
BRICK FL & AXEBROD -Petiuon hei
against Morris Brckel and Eva ltu3h ~
broI no compose the firw OF brickel ~
brCd manufacturer OF flts. ~ No. 80 - y
10Th street Creditors-Sdl einholt q NOM
s31e. Samuel Dcpner $40. and BenJaili,'
scheinhof SEQ Judge Holt appointed Arcm
bald Douglas receiver. bond. 500 49,,
SCHRADERS. Inc.-schedules or Schral..l -. y,
I,r confectioner. Of No. ll6 West -0,'
street. SHOW liabilities o. Ss.7G4 assets. sou
Consisting of fixtures. $500. cash IN BANK
.-.--.-.t. Sgn and accounts. SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-03

NEW YORK CURE.

Speculation 90 the curb market ycster-
dav Was on an extremely small scale, and
while frmuess was shown at tho outset
before the first hour rea"tionary ten
dency SGT IN on small offerings. There
we're little features worthy of mention
aside from the tobacco stocks, and even
in those shares business Was curtailcd 10
a considerabl extent. There was a fairly
good inquiry for Brtish-Amorican To-
bacco - the start at al Improvement OF
d. which subscqucntiy eased or over ?
on profit taking United cigar stores de
,llued = The STANDARD OIL subsidiaries
were driict ana irregular. consolidated
Rubber Tire WAS mp point. The copper
shares Wero fractionallv better IN Spots.
Interest iu thr Nevada group centred
largely boz North star From the opening
M re the issue broke on heavy trading 20
"A low OF 6lc. rallying at the close 10 os':
Toropah Merger vas fairly acuNe ahq
dipped FROM 12c to the low ana closing AT
90 Jim Butler changed hands at o'dooc
as did Nevada HIS At s2d SIC. Montana
came ont ~ 81 ljas. while West End mn
proved 20 81 s-ls bid TOnopah Extension
was BOUGHT AT l2C Belmont was irm AZ
Lilo sales OF Goldhcid Cousoldattl
we're recorded az So. and o! Merger Mines
~ i-lc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-03
AUGUST RECEIPTS
HALT TIE DEFICIT
Increased Revenue and De.
creased Expenditures Make a
Better Treasury Showing.

Washington. Sept. Increased gov
eminent receipts and decreased expen-
ditures during August. as compared with
August Of 1912. halted the growth Of the
deficit Of the federal Treasury for the
current fiscal year. Receipts for the
month exceeded disbursements. exclu-
sive OF Panama Canal and public debt
transactions. by $4,000, bringing the
deficit for the fiscal year beginning July
down TO $l0.2 600. as compared with
SO. $685. 600 a year ago.
Receipts for the month reached $751;
100000. an increase OF t395.000 over
August, 1912. Disbursements were $751;
$1,000. a decrease Of s5SS,OOO. Customs,
despite the approaching enactment Of the
tariff bill, amounted 10 $50. 1886, 900. an in
crease Of $4,000 over the same month
last year
Expenditures for the army and navy
showed a decrease OF about $1,000 900
each, while pensions. due TO the new pen
sion law. reached $l7.26S, 900 an increase
Of $2,296. O00
The net balance in the general fund
to-day was s127.2l1. 900, including slOl.-
100000 as a free working balance in the
Treasury vaults and the national banks.
About s4,0OOOOO OF the proposed $50
0000 OF government deposits 10 assist
in moving the crops has been deposited.
largely in Baltimore and Washington.
The South's share Of the big deposit, 1t
is expected. will be distributed this
week
The total cash assets OF the Treasury
amount TO $1,000. O70 coo.
The 1904 national banks in existence
have outstanding $40, 03O, 600 in national
bank notes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-03
THE CROP MARKETS
Corn, Wheat and Oats Higher
Coffee Weak.

Low crop estimates and bullish condi-
ton figures Influenced corn yesterday
with the result that prices at the close
were from 1850 10 llsc net higher. The
commission house demand was liberal
while at Liverpool over our holiday prices
advanced I'D TO 7sd net. The opening
here was at an advance Of Sc. The firm
ness in corn and the unexpected strength
OF foreign markets impaired strong
tore 10 the wheat market and caused a
rise early in the session of a full cent.
During the later hours trading remained
active. although the early strength at
tained by some months deteriorated The
closing, however. was at prices unchanged
10 an advance of lc oats, with other
grains. exhibited frmness and closed at
an advance OF 3sc to Sic.
Coffee showed an easier tendency yes
terday, owing to warmer weather in the
Brazilian growing belt. reported last
week to have been affected by fronts.
Offerings were light, but buyers were
few. Opening steady at a decline Of TO
points. the market closed steady at
net loss OF Il to 10 points from the clos
ing quotations of Friday, the previous
session
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-03
CURB ECHOES.

vor the week ended August % shipments
,rorn Tonopah amounted 10 l2SlS tons OF
=, estimated value OF s2s3,97O. shipments
mere as follows: Tonopah Mining SiVl
tons. Belmont. ISIS; Montana Tonopah'
30. Tonopah Extension. i,iSo: West End
s-y. MacNamara. 57s; Jim Butler. 800
north Star, $50; Merger, 400; HALIFAX l"'
and Midway, 50 tons.
FOR the month OF July shipments OF ore
.-on, the Tonopah district amounted 10
,o oo7 tons with an estimated value OF
, rs. a1o Shipments from the various mines
Dore. Tonopah Mining Company l4'ZS-
80. BAlnont. 1855 Montana, 1850: Ton
onab Extension, 5Ols; West End iao
WacNamara. 2.439; Jim Butler, l.0S; North
e.ar oo2s Merger, 77S. and Midway 49,
7. IL estimated that the little stamp NM
- the McEnany Mine. Of Porcupihe' mas
nroduced $4,000 during August owlhs u
.hs stoplng of some good ore at the COM
nanv,s mine. During July 500 were the
volts and these we're considered soou
Thn MOCK of ground which enabled the
Iittle mill TO make such good results ~
A,,o,,s, was at the lO0-foot level ore W Wa
,aHen out running $3.50 10 the Ton, nhi ~
20 course Is much higher thah the "'
craze Of the mine.