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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27
BUSINESS REVERSES.

y. Y. ABEsTOs MANUFACTURING
COMPANY-A petition filed against the
y Y. Abestos Manufacturing COMPANY
of No. 50 John street. Creditors: John
X. Duryee. sTO9; g. & A. Abestos Com
pany, sli, and the Turner-Halsey Com
pany, $50 Liabilities are said 10 DE
5000: assets, 5000. The company was
incorporated on November. %. lss5, WIN
Increased to $4,000. The plant in Long
Island city was destroyed By fire in
March, 1910. with u loss of $500
LA BUIRE IMPORT COMPANY-la
Buire Import Company. dealer IN auto
mobile supplies. at No. 1914 Broadway,
filed d petition with liabilities OF Shl3l
assets. 1926; consisting of accounts OF
s29s2 office furniture. 500, stock, 20.
and cash, S9s. The business was started
in March. 1907, and was incorporated on
September II, 1905. with capital stock OF
$500. George n. Key is president
SCHRADERS QNCl-A petition filed
against Schraders, Inc. confectioner. at
No. ll6 West l25th street. Creditors
The Spencer Importing s Trading 20. 90
and NJ Mchaels & Sons. s..
JOHN DE- FERRARI & CO.-Judge
Holt appointed Fred. Gisburne receiver
for John De Ferrari Co, wholesale
confectioners at No. n Roosevelt street
bond. 500. and he may continue business
for ten days Assets are tl.o0.
j. L. PERIMAN.-Judge Holt dis
missed petition filed on August II against
julius l.. Perlmau and Sol Nusspaum.
doing business as J. l.. Perlman. dealer
In mems furnishing goods. at No So
Prospect avenue. OH settlement with
creditors al . cents on the dollar, cash.
SMILOVITZ BROTHERS. Judge Holt
dismissed petition filed OF July "A against
Smilovitz Brothers. manufacturers or
dresses and suspender trimmings, at NO.
~ Broome street. on a settlement with
creditors ut q cents on the dollar, paya-
bic at 10 cents cash and IL cents note at
three months
WILLIAM J. SHEPHERD. - Judge
Holt appointed Wilder Bellamy receiver
for William T. Sclepherd. salesman or
No II East 9th street. on the application
tition on Monday as creditor Tor So,vcV.
and who had previously caused his arrest
for obtaining the money from her. II is
alleged. on Misrepresentation tnat II was
10 be used in litigation rs a legatee or
the estate OF his father. Ferdinand ;.
Schepherd I'm Washington. II. {. She al
legged that he obtained s20oco from four or
I'VE other creditors and the only assets
is what Is left of this money.
CAROLINE :. STETLER.-Judge Van
Needcr. Of tho United States District
Court. has vacated the order made on
Saturday appointing Appleton J.. Clark
receiver for Caroline S Stetler. boarding
house keeper. of this city and Tompkins-
Vile. Staten Island, and he also vacated
the order staying the resale OF the Neiner
Hotel properly at Tompkinsville on the
application of James B. Kilshe,mer. j..
plaintiff in a suit against Mrs. Stetler
and others TO foreClose a mortgage. Vt
the sale on May 20, Mrs. Stetler bid I'm the
property nut has not completed the pur-
chase. and A resale ordered by tho ref
cree has been adjourned repeatedly. and
is set down for September S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27
THE COTTON MARKET
Prices Reach High Mark in
Opening Flurry-Closes Weak.

Even greater activity than that dis
played at the previous session was evil
dent In the cotton market yesterday. when
after making a new high mark for the
movement. prices reacted sharply and
closed barely steady at a net decline OF
. points for August ard only to points
higher for other new crop months. The
opening was no more than steady on DIS
appointing cables. Offerings were readily
absorbed, however. and net gain OF IL
to % points was recorded within an hour
Toward the middle OF the session trade
fell off. but prices nearly maintained the
high marks set during the busy hours
During the early part OF the trading ac-
tive months sold 81 TO % points higher
In the late trading realizing was heavy
and prices went down unchecked untu
the closing was reached at slight ad-
vance over the initial figures Of the day.
Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27
EXCHANGE SEAT, $4,000
Negotiations Said To Be Under
Way at This Figure.

Negotiations were said to be under way
Yesterday for the sale OF Stock tx
change seat at $1,000. an advance OF 5000
over the sale made last week and only
5000 under the high price OF the current
year. The seller vas said to be Phil
O'Brien, formerly of n. l.. Horton q Co
The papers in the transaction have not
yet been signed. and no official announce
ment regarding the parties involved VIII
be made until that time.
During the month OF July scat SOLD on
the exchange at $1,000, the low marx oil
the year Since then however. there has
been gradual rise, making an increase
of $1,000 with the last sale. The RECORD
high price Of seat on the exchange WIS
made i'm 1906, when one sold at ssJvD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27
NO. PAC. OFFICIALS HERE
Directors to Meet to Ratify Elk
ecutive Committees Proposals.

julie NJ. Hanaford second vice-president
OF the Northern Pacific Railway Com
psnv. who was recently recommended ny
the executive committee to fill the
vacancy created by the resignation OF
Howard Elliott from the presidency ar
rived in this city Yesterday. Mr.. Hama
ford was accompanied by George J.
slade. third vice-president, who VIII lster
become the second vice-president' ana
Thomas Cooper. land commissioner ana
assistant 10 the president.
There will be two directors meetings
to-day, the first 10 be held at II O'CLOCK
end the second a. O'Clock. AT the carrier
session the directors are expected 10 APP
prove the recommendations Of the eXcu-
tive committee regarding the promotion
Of the officers. and later will vote TO
amend the Northern Pacific bylaws, pro
vding for the office of chairman OF inc
board Of directors, 20 be filed by Coroner
William Z. Ciough. now the nrst VICE
president Of the company.
Howard Elliott. who goes to the New
Haven September 1 as the successor ci
Charles S. Mellen, Is not expected 10 DC
present ct either OF the meetings. Inc
changes in the Northern Pacikc ohlciai
roster will become effective the same
Date
When Charles S. Mellen went 10 the
New Haven from the Northern Paclhc ne
to-k large number Of minor omcid'9
with him. II is understood, however tnal
Mr.. Elliott will not pursue this pohcy
and that the present Northern fac'ilo VI
ganization will remain intact.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27

steamer freishts offered sparingly and but A
limited demand prevailed for sail tonnage.
as iosI quoted Quotations TO Liverpool and
london. 2i.d. Glasgow. I'd: Rotterdam. Cd
Hamburg, 40 pfennigs; Bremen. AZ, pfennigs,
orders rs: picked ports. large tonnage. IS I'd.
cotton 20 LIVERPOOL. per 100 NJ. 3oc Charters -
italian steamer. LBS tons. coal. Norfolk 10
Dakar. p {. prompt British steamer ls8 tons.
cation Savannah, etc, 10 the United Kingdom
or Continent al or about 45s. prompt: British
steamer ESQ tons, cotton, Savannah TO Bre-
men and Nordenham AS I'd. september Bit ,
ISL steamer 1852 tons, phosphate. Tampa and
Roca Grarde 10 Cork and Rendsburg los
prompt British steamer. 4.623 tons. transst
lantic trade, one trip on time basis. p de
livery. Gulf September: British steamer, 254o
tons coai, Norfolk 10 ~ Lucia. [. steamer
$40 tons. ties, Savannah and Brunswick TO
Ney York. p {. prompt; Norwegian bark eO'
tens rosir, FeTnandina or Savannah TO the
River Plate, 81 10; schooner. i68 tons lumber
Jacksonville to Providence, SO 10 NJ It per day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27
NEW YORK CURB.

Speculation in the curb market yesteI-
day was decidedly less active. ana Whlle
the general tone at the outset was .In'
before the first hour a reacuonary tcI-
dency developed on realizing. The stand
ard oil shares were generally heavy, WIN
slightly more liberal offerings. BLUSH
American Tobacco after moving up near
~ T. on foreign buying lost the gam.
United Cigar Stores was irregular out
active, fuctuating at n range OF over
point Tobacco Products preferred ruIeu
firm on small purchases inc copper
stocks were almost completely at
standstill, with tone steady
Mining stocks were somewhat irregu-
lar. with North Star changing hands IN
LARGE volume from 19c to Sic, and later
declining again to 19c. Tonopah Merger
sold at 73c and &c and Midway AZ ioc,
Weat End WAS In demand AT 81 o-lb ana
Halifax At slss. Tonopah Mining WAS
stronger $40 being bid for a large block.
Godneld Atlanta sold At loo and Gold,
field Consolidated at Siss, with plentfui
offerings at that figure In the late trad
ing Nevada Wonder was offered at 81 20
and Montana Tonopah at 81 .. Inc
Tonopah list closed Arm.
r. ri a. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27
ITEMS Of WALL STREET
London was seller to the extent OF
about $1,000 shares on the stock Tx
change yesterday.
Dividends were declared as follows:

California Railway and Power Company,
regular quarterly Of a. per cent on the prior
preference stock payable october ! 10 stock
Of record September 20.
Central Leather Company. quarterly OF q
per cent on tho preferred stock, payable
october TO stock Of record September 10
Gnlena signal oil Company. 81 the
preferred stock and 81 on the common. pay
abe September 80 10 stock OF record Au-
gust 80
Globe SOAP Company. quarterly OF ~ per
cent on the hrst preferred. y per cent on
the second preferred and I y per cent on the
special preferred stocks. payable September
IL 10 stock OF record September I.
Lindsay Light Company. quarterly Of "a
per cent on the preferred and = per cent
on the common. payable September 10 10
stock Of record September IN.
cent on the preferred and -. per cent on
the common pa able October | 10 stock OF
record September 49,
McKendrick. Nicholson g. CO.. Ltd, 10 per
cent monthly. payable September 10.
National Carbon Company. quarterly OF
~ per cent on the common stock. payable
October ~ to stock Of record October T.
New York Edison Company, quarterly or
~ per cent. payable September Is.
Advces from London state that the dis
tributon OF the stock dividend of the
Anglo American Oil COMPANY, ratified AT
the special meeting Of stockholders on Au-
gust /. will not be made till the latter
part OF September.
The Atchison. Topeka & Santa re Rail
way Company reports gross operating
revenue for July OF se.1f2.9s6. an increase
Of s1S3,017; net operating revenue was
s2,s5o.O34. q gain OF s1i5,973.
Gross operating revenues OF the Lehieh
Valley Railroad Company for July
amounted To s3.447.70O a decrease OF
sss.oO5: net operating revenue was 81
1521Sa, a loss OF s26S.105.
Tho report Of the Buffalo. Rochester
& Pittsburgh Railway Company for July
shows a gross OF s1,o7?,3sf. a gain OF
s17s1sS; net operating revenue was
s3c5.s7e, an increase OF s4i,5S1.
Francis NJ. Bacon. NJ Bacon & Co. has
been elected director OF the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company.
Kuhn. Loeb & Co. and Speyer & Co.
announced yesterday that the s1,0oo.ooo
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago & IT. Louis
Railway Company AZ per cent consoh-
dated mortgage gold bonds Offered by
them on Monday were sold In five hours
At 100 less =. or about A IA per cent
basis.
Union Pacific rights 20 subscribe 20
Southern Pacific certificates Of interest
opened on the stock Exchange yesterday
at % cents: high. 30; low. -; last. -.
and closing. % TO % cents. The volume
traded I'm WAS 10000.
The stock Exchange firm Of Finley.
Barrel & Co. located at No. - Broad
way, is preparing 10 move into tho Of
fees in the same building made vacant
by Harry Content. who moved to No III
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27
CASH QUOTATIONS.
'F b. Elevator.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Ner York. August 20. 1913

New YORK, August 20. 1913
N-WHEAT-Market was inactive
and price changes seemed 20 depend largely
on speculative operations. with traders inclined
TO eyen-up for September delivery. Prices
were steady on small offerings. but al the close
only about steady At unchanged 10 nc
lower. In the local market September was Sc
higher on covering. and the other positions
were unchanged 10 lac lower. The news OF
the day shed but, little new light on the STU
alton. and underlying conditions we're practi-
cally unchanged. The foreign markets were
Irregular. The European visible supply increased
2. $4,000 bushels: compared with an increase
last year OF 10000 bushels. Bradstreets
visible showed an increase east Of the Rockies
Of 10000 bushels, compared with an increase
last year OF $4,000 bushels while stocks In
America and IN and ahoat for Europe gained
., i24. 600 bushels. bringing the total TO l25.-
179.C0o bushels. compared with 9e.5I3, 900 bush
els last year when there was an increase OF
.. 32I. 900 bushels Weather conditions in the
American and Canadian Northwest were very
favorable for harvesting operations. No red
winter wheat VAS quoted At 95lsc New
spring. 81 co., 70 b coRS-Corn was again
feyerlsh. with active carly buying In Septem-
Der. which sent the market up over p cent
bushel. There also more or less appre-
henson regarding continued dry weather over
tho belt and higher temperatures n the South
west but late in the day there was a partial
reaction. and final prices were 'sdssc higher
Bradstreet's visible decreased $4,000 bushels
compared with decrease last year Of c3s.0op
bushels. Export vas quoted az S3hc nominal
o b. OATS-The oats market was under
pressure OF hedge selling against increasing
stocks. and prices closed AZ a net decline or
a.c 20 &c Bradstreets visible showed an In
crease for the week Of 3sI4op bushels, com
pared with an increase OF .0l3.Oco bushels last
year. Standard white 41d;Tizc: No ., 4sc;
No 3. 4Gd46i,c. No g. 45lld+sc. ordinary
clipped white. .,sa4Iisc; fancy clipped white
4sG4ac. all elevator. RYE-Steady; No
Western tic 1 New York. export. BAR
LEY-Flrn; mailing, 72dIsc I Buffalo
HAY-Firm; No ]. 81 oSasi 10; standard. $40
81 o5; No . e5cdSl No g. s0q3oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27
BIG FOUR PASSES DIVIDEND
Action Due TO Loss of Business
Resulting from Floods.

Directors Of the Cleveland, Chicago I'm
cnhati St Louis Railway Con'pa"''
known as the Big Four at a meeting yes
terday voted TO pass the quarterly NV
bend Of Ia per cent due on the Slo,oVV'
600 preferred stock at this time Follow
ing the announcement in Wall street, inc
stock sold down 10 347s, decline OF '1s
points The following statement was
Issued by the directors:
The loss OF business and Increased op-
Grating costs consequent upon the noodS
nave made It impossible for the company
10 continue the payment OF DIVIDENDS u"
'ne preferred stock for the present
The Big -Four is considered one OF Inc IN
active securities listed on the Stock Elk
change, and is the stock which WAS SHOWN
oy the Frawley Investigating commit'ee
F" nave been purchased by Governor SUI
yer with campaign contributions. The
company Is part OF the New York Centrai
system, being controlled by the Lake
Snore through stock ownership.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPpER-Strong. with lake quoted a. loc'
.Iec,rolv,Ic IbNGi6c and casting. lJsh1J &C
on the local Metal Exchange standard COPPER
Was neglected In London the copper marker
was nrm closing AT no for spot ana 100 les VI
for futures. -. ...
TIN-Firm: New York spot and Aueust
Al T5G42c: September. 81 AZ; october
Il. 81 aGii.STi &c. and November, f.1oh Ito,
and September. and - tons ~ August. solo IN
der the rule. In London tin was strong earn
closing arm A. iiao for spot ana ilsa % LOT
futures. -o 40
LFAD-Firm. New York spot. 40. and
East 81 Louis 4J5c London lead closed NJ
80 los .eos.
n 90, ard East u Louis spot. b.IVn5 eoc
london speit.r closed ~ IN lis 80.
IrON--CIcvsland warrants. 5is 80 In London
Locally iron WAS steady and unchangea: N Il
10 foundry Northern quoted AZ tl6nsi6 so
No . SIS SOfisis %: No Southern and NO
cou,hern soft SIS 2SdSi5 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. Aug. &.-People's Gas shares
led the trading In point Of strength ana
Chicago Railway Series Is certihcates
were the active feature at a slight decline
I'm prices to-day on the local exchange
Elsewhere the trend Of the market made
small gains such as Quaker Oats pre-
ferred and American Can common. Sears
Roebuck. American Car preferred ana
United States Steel common unchanged
i'm their position. National Biscuit COM
mon led the days declines with point
drop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27
WESTERN BANKER OPTIMISTIC
S. J. T. straus ContradictS UnfaVor'
able Crop Reports.

S. ]. #. straus. vice-president OIL inc
Cb,cago banking Arm OF s. w. straus O.
Co. who was in the financial district yes
terday, expressed himself optimisocaiiy
80 cron conditions In the West. despite
recent unfavorable reports.
"The settlement OF the tarih quesuoi
and a favorable crop. even IL not 'ars.
one" said Mr.. strsus. ito my way 0,
thinking is an assurance that the uniteu
states will. for many years to come en-
,ov a healthy. steady and continual pros
,rrffy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27
EXPORT co. ELECTS OFFICERS
Foreign Department of Car and
Foundry COMPLETES Organization.

The American Car and Foundry Export
company. which was recently formed TO
handle the foreign business OF the Amerl-
can Car and Foundry Company. an
nounced us complete organization yester-
aav by the election OF the following ON
GERS and directors;
Frederick Eaton, chairman OF tho board :
W II. Woodin. president; Charles ).
Gawthrop and g. L. Rodgers v'cc-presl-
dents: S. S. Delano. treasurer ana VIII
lam NJ. Hager, secretary The directors
are Frederick Eaton, W. II. Woodin, Will
lam NJ. Hager. Charles s. Gawthrop. j.
" Ames. Z. G. Carey and c. d. Eaton.
Mr. Rodgers will be in charge Of the com
nanv's London office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27
BANK OF GERMANY RETURN.

Berlin. Aug. 2s-The weekly sta'eihen'
~ the Bank Of Germany shows the foi-
Loving changes: Cash in hand Increased
q 100 DOOM. loans decreased n.7s9'ccom''
discounts decreased eD.s5S'coom.. Treasury
bills decreased 20, oss. COON. notes in circu-
lation decreased b4474,Ooom.. deposits In
creased 4,34s, ooom. gold In hand Increased
20 TAG. O0Op'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27
CANADIAN IRON COMPANY FAILS.

Winnipeg. Manitoba, Aug. 2e.-The Can
ada Iron Corporation, OF Fort Wi''au'
ont went into voluntary LIQUIDATION this
AFTERNOON. The company probably VIII be
,.organized and expanded. The company
has six large plants. which manufacture
car wheels. brake shoes and sewer pipe
rhe n,ant at Fort william employs 41o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27
II 6 TREASURY FINANCES.

ussbine,on Aug. eG.-The condition Of the
United states Treasury at inc pcs'nh'ns o,
business to-day was: Net bsisnce III genera
FUND si2G s2s 2o2: total receipts yesterdsy'
81. 4l5.67i total payments YESTERDAY sl'oo'''o''
The dehcit this fiscal year u slo''-7''-i'
ora,nst a dencit OF s3.o72.7es last year. eA-
,Ius,y, OF Panama Canal and public DEBT
,ransactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27

Liverpool cablcs-Spot dull; sales 4ooo
bales. speculation and export, 800 bales; Ameri-
can. 5000 bales imports. 1900 bales; Amerl-
can. 1000 bales midding upland esd; tut
ures opened quiet at y point advance closed
firm AZ a net advance Of 1odl1 points. Au-
gust $50: August September. 6.0ed; septem-
ber-uctober. e.to.d; October November o.7Ii
November December and Overwhelmingly
q ,ai2d: January-Februsry. 643d; Februsry-
March. 644kd: March-April, 6.4Sd; April-MsV
X IId. Nav-June. 6.4sd June-July, ii7"'
.Tuly-August 8 iGd. Manchester Yarns very
firm: cloths, more inquiry. but not much DONG
New Orleans, Aug. 26.-The cotton market
was active to-day IN tho morning session
prices took on fairly wide advance, but IN
the afternoon the gain was lost because OF
the pront taking operations OF the long side
While no weakness was displayed, the mar
ket had a downward tendency in the after
noon. and the close. steady. was one point
I'D 10 one point down. compared with yester-
DAYS close Some fresh buying came rom
buillshly inclined traders who were waiting
for such soft spot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27

PRONISIONs-Market inactive aud prices
easier at the close. in absence OF demand.
PORK steady Mess. s23 2oas:3 IS: family
s24 5oas26 So short. clear; SO ooatg:Z 80. ~,
s2i; packet. Si9Qs20: extra India mess. $3.50
500 DRESSED HOGs-ouiet Bscons. he;
$50 N, 13c; 100 N. i3&c; lao N, l3ac; pigs>
10. i6Ic: IL 10. 15Ac: "a 10, I3%c: PichLED
HAMs-Essy;- 16sc. TALIlOW-sSeady spe
cisl tsliow. 67sc; city. 6i.c; country SnoHc.
city lard quiet: iiQilhc: refined lard steady.
South America, IL 75c: Continent. II TO-: Bra
all kegs. i375c Compound outlet; lo1niVEc,
stearine I24c.
COTTONsEED OII-ouet trade: prices
irregular The near positions we're again un-
der the influence OF ii1uidstion, AS we'll as
hedse selling against increased offerings OF
crude oil from the South while the distant
Continued on twelfth page, nrst column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27
NEW DIRECTORY OF DIRECTORS

.erhe Directory Of Directors for islS-'H'
lust of the presses. contains co'hpie'c
alphabetical list Of directors OF 'ru'u'
having New York City addresses rol-
lowed by the names of companies WIN
which each is associated. II also Includes
selected lists OF corporations In banking
insurance transportation. manufacturing
,,d othcr lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27
EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports Of merchandise from me
cort ~ New York. as officially reported
an the Custom House. for the week ended
August q we're estimated at Sl6, ~ Wy,
against Sli. sci,s5l last week and Sl5.I6s9Jo
in Tic CORRESPONDING week last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27
CURB ECHOES.

According TO the most accurate nGures
obtainable. net earnings for July or the
North star amounted 70 sl4,l5s. Net r.
turn from the smelter was 322'iIs, ana act
nal EXPENSES were $s,32i. Extraordinary
exnenses in the purchase OF the compress
sor amounted TO about 1880. II is sta'cu
that the company now has $500 in the
bank
SHIPMENTS from Tonopah for the "eeh
ended August 10 we're slightly sinaHei
tban the record OF the preceding perlod'
h,,, this decline was due TO the loss III
rol,,ort shipments. The total for the
week WAS 12.3l0 tons, against l2ooo' anu
estimated values were scS379o and |-"'e-o'
respectively.
Du-iuC the carly months OF TINS year
{, was reported that jim Butler "oupo
keen up its monthly earnings OF between
slo 600 and $1,000. but IT is now stated tha'
the company will show a dehcit TOT july
of about $500 This deficit Is stated 10 Dc
duo IN the shipment of a large qusnuN
~ lou, grade ore and extra expenses III
CURED In completing the equipment o.
tho new blacksmith shop by the lnstald-
tion of a drill sharpener and other eA
no,d,,ures all OF them being charged 10
,ho Julv account. During the hrst SIX
months the monthly average ol oie
shipped was 1850 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-27
NEVADA QUOTATIONS..
ToSoPAIIS.

fFurni,hed daily by Weir Bros. Co.. no. 20
Broad street. New York;
Augus, 6. 1912