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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10
BRIEF NOTES Of FINANCE
Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the Investor.

The announcement that San Francisco
IS 10 be made the headquarters and tern1i-
nus Of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Com
pauy indicates the beginning Of wonderful
things in the shipping and commercial
world that may take place after the OPEN
ing Of the Panama Canal. The Royal Mail
Company is reported to have the largest
fleet of passenger and freight carrying
steamships in the world. 1t has an his
torical connection with shipping affairs
since the early part Of the last century
that makes il timely and fitting that the
company should send a large number OF
vessels 20 carry freight and passengers
through the canal between foreign points
and the United States. At the present
time the Royal Mail has no ships running
10 the Western coast, but is building on
the CLYDE and at Belfast nine steam
ships Of 1900 tons each which are eX-
pected TO be ready about the middle OF
1914. in sufficient time for the opening Of
the Panama Canal for shipping I'm the
early part OF 1915. Each of the new steam
ships will have accommodations for 500
first class, go second and 1000 third class
passengers. In addition TO the Royal
Mails contribution to shipping facilities to
care for the tremendous traffic that will
flow between European capitals and CEN
tres Of trade on this side, the Hamburg
American, it is said. has invited bids for
three ships from a Philadelphia concern.
and other steamship companies, IL is re-
ported, are planning TO add to their fleets.
Federal Said To Be Loser.
e I'm a letter to stockholders Of the Fed
eral Mining and Smelling Company Sid
rey Norman takes exception TO the twen-
ty-hve-year contract which the Federal
entered into with the American Smelling
end Refining Company. He analyses the
official statement. recently issued. which
/ estimated the net profit for eleven months
\ az $4,000. The following is quoted from
his letter:
THE average price Of lead in New York
for the eleven months covered by this
statement was s4453 per 100 pounds (as
coronared with S4.3S per 100 pounds for the
last full fiscal year,. Under its unjust
contract the Federal received but $3.50 per
100 pounds for its lead, an actual loss OF
$o5Ss per 100 pounds. or a total OF no less
than sl57,S5S o. on shipments Of eleven
months containing an estimated average Of
per cent lead. Federal also pays an aver
age OF about 81 % a ton more fortransporta-
ton than other producers. thus account
ing for a further loss OF S135,203 on eleven
months production. In other words, If
Federal had received market orices for It's
lead and had paid the same freight rate as
is paid on ores from the Hercules mine
ret profit Of sl5O9O56 would have been
made. or $j9S,0j6 more than the official
eleven months estimate admits. This In
d!cates that the report for the present fun
fiscal wear will show q total loss 20 Fed
eral OF no less than S6i2,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10
CORN CROP LOSES 32l,OOO,OOO
BUSHELS IN SINGLE MONTH

Bureau, which reported to-day that the
week since the crop report was taken was
generally one OF the warmest ever known
in the corn growing states, that little ben
eilcial rain had fallen and that the severe
drouth continued generally
An increase in the estimate of the
spring wheat crop places that at 2i5.0OO,Coo
bushels, making the combined crop OF win
ter and spring wheat 154,O0)OOO bushels
the greatest ever produced, exceeding the
crop of 1901 by 100000 bushels.
The condition of white potatoes de-
Perforated 10 such an extent that the Au-
gust estimates of that crop were reduced
by 100000. to 325 100000 bushels. The fig
ures for other crops follow:
Oats-Condition. "a per cent; yield 27S;
production, 1,066 100000 bushels.
Barley condition, 73.4 per cent; yield,
49,: production, l6SO0O,000 bushels.
Buckwheat-Condition. 7j.4 per cent;
yield. 1872, production, 100000 bushels.
CHARACTERIZATION, 7i.5 per cent, yield,
152.4 pounds: production, s5l,oo0c0 pounds.
Flax-Condition. 749 per cent; yield, ST;
production. 100000 pounds.
Rice-Condition, IS per cent; yield. 32.s;
production, 100000 pounds
Iay-Prelimnary estimate Of produc-
ton, 5000, coo tons; quality 9l5. per cent.
Apples-Condition, Al per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10
occAN FREIGHT RA Eo'

The general demand for tomas ,,rovfmont
,,i.ed ard rates showed no IMP Vf ~. "a ~
IN INV oi the various trades, GTas-
liverpool. I'd nominal; London, mr. mr. 3Sis
COW 'ia,d. Rotterdam, ic llamoIuII Mi al.
,.Sorpies. Bremen 90 piennigs. nun n.,isrs
bristol, aIJ: Antwerp. Cd rorR aC' % cd :
% pd. picI<ed ports. large tomas ~, char.
cotton TO Liverpool. per 100 10 -. Metro
tcrs: British steamer i9o' JTg COR, shang
t'"'osc october. British steamer $500,
e5es petroleum.. hence 70 four P rsc one port.
Tic ortobcr Norwegian stSaii,er
.a57 IONS. coal, Newport News Norwegian
e a9 goS IONS, coal. etc. Philadelph, o ooo
Havana. p { prompt. Norwegian p V, plate.
ras.s petroleum. Eence 10 me NJ ,s9 tons.
90 Novenbcr: Norwegian bark - 'Rucnos
umbcr. Mobile 10 Montesiuco r,allau ship.
.,'p.s "a 4 October November; It1 D,...H,1ber.
iSs5 tons. same. Noye"Res sTTn psSiOs to
schooner. 700 tons, lumber; ol sons lumber.
T socksonaiie to Bridgep91t So Esnr gp1V soc
aos tons. coal. philadelphia 10 unns"inhia 20
s.booner. 567 tons. coal Ph'i'D'''
calais "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10
THE METAL MARKET D

,oppEl.--Thc local street MAJ MAJ iG7, n
conner was hrm. with lake duottd IN
- "Isv',''' Standard copper on the New
VIZ "=i< Mciai Exchanso was duli ana o M9aSi
Win spot. September and O''I az, ,G9,37isc.
in.%o Az he copper market closed weak d'
,7 =" for spot and f13 IS for fu,I not quoted
TIN-Locally was steady WIZ 5 - 7,c Zoe DC
a. 20 u i2.75c; SeptemDer, - a. 20 m ~ SOC.
,n% 6ccrmbcr. 42q 42.37isc. l9nsn,%ors Ike .e
cI,n easy at il94 Tor spot ana ti'- '''
lot lu' U 't.oeicr. View York spot. !. zoe olII
.,i i't I,lst - Louis. l60aiIoc. Lonao" ''''
closed AZ 600 rs 81 -, s,ot $3.50
SPELTER- Dull; Ncw Nork London
srciter closed at t2l -. -. OIL in Lon
IEON-Cleyeland warrant. az end un-
CON Locally ron Mas ,or s' 40 Northern.
Az 75GxIG * Tor No . Northern anu F''
- "a. n for No I Southern ana sol''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10
'Tob. Elevator
EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York roVT0mO'T ?. NO
GRAlN-WHEAT-T government repo!


GRAIN-WHEAT-Th government report.
which appeared al 2:ij o'clock, vas responsible
for comparative Julness IN the market to-Gsy'
Most of the trading was OF an tF'IH"e -
character. with downward rend 10 prices
which represented 5.arish sentiment with re-,
gard to the bureau report. The latter proNtn
To- 10 close 10 expectations, indicating !Ie."
of 243, 100000 bushels for spring WEed', 'oln
rar,d with go $40 600 bushels hnal last year.
TIC total wheat p.OdUctICn agerc cat y iSi''-
UODUCO bushels compared with i+4pWppO ldst
month. and final crop asst year OF '5u-o',VOo
lusht Is The condition az spring wheat was
7j.3 per cent. compared with al per cont last
month and 90S per cent year ago. me NJ
iiges we're regarded as moderately oearlsh'
Apart from the government report, news o. w
Gav was not important enough either way "
attract much interest. Foreign markets shower
little change outside of a &c decline az bupt-
rest, add Russian uows continued oearIsn. \.
the close No > red wheat here was quoted AT
96iac. elevator. and 9sc, b aioat; No
Northern Duluth, SOC, o ahoaJ COkN-
Tie government report was close 10 e%peSIa-
tlons indicating a Yield OF 235l VJoOVo DUST
cls. compared with 2,672 OO0,OoO bushels last
month and a FINAL crop last year Of 3.l24.Vpo, -
100 bushels. The condition was only do.l or
droD OF 1917 points from last month ana conl-
uaring with s. year ago. The condition ~
Kansas was only TO- in Nebraska 81 and in
Missouri ~. Under liquidation september was
or l. a bushcl. and closed &c net lover
AGAINST i.c advance IN tho later positions.
liverpool was "a I'D net higher, and export
corr hero vas quoted S5i-c. nominal.
afoat OATS-This market closed sc lower
after 4 quiet session. The government lepols
made a crop o. I .O66. Goa. coo bushels. compared
with LAS 900 600 bushels hnal last year ana
was about as expected. The condition was a.
AGAINST T3.7 last month aud 923 last year.
cash oats closed as follows. standard Whlte'
ig%J IA. No . waite. gieH5Oc. No do. 4s0
5sa,. No ! DO 47iadisc. ordinary clipped
white. s7i,a49c, fancy Cli'ped; aogo2 nc, al
H. N.w York BARLEY-Steady; mating.
-gnTsc ~ 1 Z HIWalu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARK ET.-Cal money
Vas easier. ruling rate "a per cent;
Rates; Opening, "a per cent, highest ana
Closing, per cent Time money was III
reuter- demand. Rates. 4Hp4 per cent for
Sixty Gays. p2gti4 per cent for ninety
days and 5d5h per cent Tor four, five and
SIX months. Mercantile paper continued
10 be Quiet. Rates, per cent for sixty
10 ninety days incorsed bills receivable
per cent for choice four 10 six months
single names and 81 per cent for Others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Forei ex-
change closed steady. Yesterdays nuota-
tons: Demand sterling. 4s57O: cables 4 S.:
sixty-day bills. 1870. short france 4 49,
less I-l8. short relchsmarks, 95is less l-32
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston. uar;
Savannah, buying Bloc discount. selling
par san Francisco. sight 80 premium
teecraphic Sc premium. Charleston. buv-
Ing par. selling l-lGc premium: Chicago
exchange before clearings lie discount:
New Orleans. commercial 75c discount
bank 81 premium. ~. Louis exchange zoe
discount bid, 20c discount asked.
SILVER MARKET Bar silver I'm Lon
don was steady at q 9-l6d. unchanged
sUB-TREAsURY.- United states
fub-Treasury was a creditor at the Clear
Ing House yesterday 10 the extent Of
1882.
BANK CLEARINGs.-New York. ex-
changes S29S. 521 49,. balances 1885 2SC.
Boston. exchanges $22sO3.556, balances
yzD $40: Philadelphia exchanges y2310O.-
~, balances S.79.7i4: Pittsburgh. ex-
Changes t8O7l.G2l: Baltimore, exchanges
ED0 ll5. balances sl.os4S27; Chicago. eX-
t@3ois. exchanges fi2.S)i,@i balances $751;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10
mIddling s27 so $50 so: red dog. s31 90:
oil meal. $50 30 a. SCI 80.
MOI AsSFS Am SYRVPS-Thcre was q

mIddling. s27 so q $50 80: red dog. s31 80:
oil meal $50 5OeI SCI 80.
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPS-There was q
fai~ demand for grocery grades OF molassss'
with prices unchanged. Syrups were STEADY.
NAVAL STORES - There was a slightly
easier tone 10 the turpentIne market Hos'n
quiet and unchanged. Tar dull
= OILs-Rehued petroleum steady and un-
changed. Linseed quiet.
RICE-opiet with prices steady and un'
changed. Dan Tslmage's Sons Company.
New orleans. telegrophs crop movement 20
date: Receipts, rough new and old. ZoVspV
sacks, against 1Ss 100 lat year; sslss'
cleaned, new and old, l2l,'oo poChets'
against 49,, $50 last year.
SUGAR-Refned was quiet and unchanged.
Fine granulated was listed az 4Soc oy A..
were taken at 4.I0c. The Federal still
quoted ( SOC for fine graduated, There was
a steadier feeling In raw and holders were
no sales occurred Sales Monday were sad
to have amounted To about 10000 bags Cubss
at 1880. cost and freight; equal 10 Ssoc
for centrifugal To-days prices were $3.50
$500 for centrifugal, 326d 33Oc for musco-
yado and sol q 3.05c for molasses. In Lon
don beet sugar was quiet and rather easier,
lad for Octoher. aud 0s 90 for May. willis
the curb quoted September az Us Sd and Oc-
tober az 9s I'D. London cabled the stock
Of sugar In the United Kingdom AT l19ooo
tons. against 12S. 900 last week. Willett Il
Gray report the movement Of sugar AZ the
six principal ports OF cuba for the week as
loiloNSs KeCelpts, none dgdlust o'Nvv ti'
previous week, none last year and more IN
1912; exports. $4,000 against a, 1000. 5000
and none stock. $4,000. against 10000,
$4,000 and $4,000. Receipts for the entire
island 5000. against 1000 900 and 5000.
There are 3 centrals grinding, against
last week, J last year and in 1911.
HtDES-The local market was fairly ao-
tive and prices were higher. Pogotas and
Central American advancing about sc. on
'1e higher market I'm the West and at pr-
mary points. offerings. however. were light.
and with efOpLg liberal prlCps
were well held
LEATHER-The market was also firm. re-
fecting the higher raw market. and a fairly
active demand from jobbers. with prices
about unchanged
DRCGs - The marker was fairly active
during the week and prices we're well mafr-
tanned. particularly opium. which advanced
70 o.sOH 9Oc for gum I'm cases Essential
oils were firm and higher for most grades.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat, Oats and Coffee Lower
Corn Irregular.

There was generally bearlsh effect on
cereals TO the government crop report
with downward trend TO prices, even
corn sagging until near the close. The net
loss in wheat was l4Qssc, while corn, I'M
DER the influence of = late covering move
ment, gained Nc except in the September
option, which showed net decline of i2c
Oats were quiet with the other markets
and closed net lsc down.
Coffee continued TO show an easy ten
dency both here and abroad, and there
was considerable liquidation. Late cover
ing caused a slight rally, but the final
figures We're ) TO 10 points under those ot
Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10
TO MEET FRISCO INTEREST.

Thomas II. West W. c. Nixon and W.
y Biddlc. receivers OF the St LOUIS y
san Francisco Railroad, will apply 10
Judge Sanborn this week at ST LOUIS LOT
permission to pay the interest and pro-
portionate scmi-annual payment ON the
principal OF the Frisco CONSTRUCTION 'o'''
pany. $2,02i.OC) . per cent equipment
notes. -.
Tho interest amounts to approNimatc'y
so 600 for six months and the scmi-ahnual
pavment totals $1,000. Both are payaD'e
ON S,ptember 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10
NEW YORK CURB.

I'm fho Dnrb markell NCstCrday ITauIIE
continued quiet. with renewed irregular
ity. I'm some OF the Standard OIL SUD.
salaries strength developed on hght
buying movement Prairie on ana Gas
again being the principal feature, NOV
ING riU about : points. and ohio OIL =
points. United Cigar stores OF America
was heavy a. a recession OF "a. Brtish-
American Tobacco sold eX-dividend AT
slight recession. - ,......1.
light trading occurred in the Nevada
group with prices hrm. North star. me
feature in point Of activity, dipped from
7Sc to 1Oi?c. rallyiug later on Nester"
huyinc 10 closing sales at 13iac jim But
L., moved from SOC 10 &c while Tonopah
Merger was in good demand at zoe. To
I'orSb Extension sold 1T s. eN-divdcnd.
West End changed hands al $40, WIN
,Cont improved 10 s. 3-16 bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10
CHICAGO GRAINS EASIER.
Wheat and Oats Decline; Corn Bull
ish and Irregular.

Chicago, Sept. 9.-lmproved prospects
for fall ploughing had weakening effect
to-day on wheat. The government report
turned out even. more bearish than eX-
pected regarding wheat. with corn just as
bulllsh as looked for. and oats about as
predicted. Net changes in the market
were: Wheat. i4c TO &c decline: corn, &c
loss to isahc gain; oats. off sixteenth
to &c; provisions less expensive by a
shade TO lOc. Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10
PROVISIONS Because OF a frm hog mar

PROyISiONS-Because or hrn nos ma
kcf nrovisione we're higher early. with mod
crate commission house demand II "Nldepce
but subsequent realizing together win later
s.tbask m corn, caused an easier market ana
H. ciose vas A little urder the previous nlSht
FoKK-steady, mess, s2a 5oass2aio ., ! family am ~
S24 5OaSaC 80. short clear 80 zoaS-z ~.
RI,I,F-Steady: mess, Sii 50dSlS 80; family
St06 500. packet SlsaSl9; extra India mess
s2S@s39 DRESSED HGGS-FIrm 9acPGsi d
h,IiioS o,,i,1. 10 10 IGc. ~ h. l5c: II H. 14c:
Tcea hams steady 49, nominal, TAEL SS,nIr 81;
~, s'"'' SRr-5tesdv: Middle West, llJ0it
n zoe. city barely steady. NC; refined steady
.outb America. 12?Jc: Continent. l-:5oc;
rrazn kegs 1886; compound steady "a a
iNc STFNRINE-Qu CLEO, 9'sc asked city
lard. l3Ec On, ri. sr,,,,oss 49, -,
COTTONSEFD Oli~-Edrly hrnhesh' az =
-, ~ a higher crude market and rumors OF
ruropoan demand. together with the strength
in cotton was followed 10y an easier tendency
4, no afternoon under sales by refirgrs The
market closed generally ! point net higher.
Lotdl ''i''''''F Xrsfor-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

IN A review of the growth Of the Con-
soIidated Gas. Electric Light and Power
COMPANY, which is being issued by sew
eral brokerage concerns In Baltimore, for
the year ended June 60. 1913, the surplus
Of the company available for dividends,
depreclation, reserves, etc, is placed at
S.675.025. a gain Of s2s9,s93, as compared
with the previous fiscal year. This sum
Is equal TO a little over IL per cent on the
outstanding common stock, but deduc-
lions for special charges brought down
the actual amount applicable 10 DIVIDENDS
on the common to about 7.33 per cent. At
present u Der cent is being paid on the
issue
Los Anaeles Railway Corporation.
The report Of the Los Angeles Railway
CORPORATION for tho year ended June 90
last shows an increase in gross income
Of $4,000. a little more than $50.0D
month. The expenses contingent on TINS
increased traffic. including taxes, were ST.
;g7Ou. but the net income after taxes
and other charges was almost double that
for the wear 1872 From its net income OF
;i.03i454 the company made the liberal
depreciation charge Of s61A7Sl, leaving a
surplu., Of sn6.G73 Gross income was 80
SS58ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10
NEW YORK rRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS,
SEABOARD CLEARtNCtS.


COIEEE-Ihc easier tcnd'nc! NhlCh Has
horn in evidence since the passnS Of the late
h,mrst frost scare, was apparent again AZ lIe
orcninc ana rrs' prices were easy AZ de
cline Of 1907 points. There seemed 70 De eohL
contracts. ami active months sold l4ulI points
not lower during the morning. This decline
carried March or 10 s93c' comparing Win
q 75r Tho high point reached on the recent col.
weather reports, and 500, the low record es-
tablished early IN July. Covering became a
factor later and prices rallied several points
nom Tho lowest closing steady AT net de
liz ~ 5GlO uoints Sales. 1890 bags
TIovre was IA franc higher 10 y franc lower,
and Hamburg was "a = pig lower. Brazilian
1,art-ete were .75dl7J refs lower. and Santos
a., VOC ssi1 10 be available I'm the cost and
5ro,gt, market below 1O9Oc-within 10 or 10
points Of tie low level reached early In Az
gust Tie spot ma1e' vas u'I Ia contract mi
prices. 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10
Pacific Gas and Electric.

The Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Will shortly increase its already enormous
electric generating plant in the Potrero
district Of San Francisco by another
1900 kilov att turbo-generator The IN
staIation has been done more speedily
just as efficiently and at smaller cost
than that OF previous installations Of tur-
hines by a rev process perfected by one
Of its engineers. II IS expected that IT
will be in working order by November !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10
EXPORT FIGURES.

Tho exports OF merchandise from the
port OF New York. as officially reported
AT the Custom House. for the week ended
against $l2.l5S997 last week and Sl5. 667 79J
i'm the corresponding week last year.
since Janary | last. s6l7,SG51l7, against
1856. l93, jJ3 in the corresponding period Of
1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10

sale. 5000 bales; s.cculstion and export. 500:
American 5000. imports. loo none Ameri-
can. Mid1Iuc upland. 7GOd. Futures opened
niu at -i-aI1 points advance. closed barely
steady az q net advance Of l3dlji4 points.
september 7.26i. september October, 1904
October November. 5O9l-d November-D,cem
her December January and January February.
1O3d. Felruar, March. TO3i ,d March April,
Aprii. MAY and daytime. 7uii-d: Iuno-JulY.
o2d; Julv-Ausust. ID. August september.
Bssd Ninchestor: Yarns and cloths The
higher prizes asked checks business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10

1t is stated that Orrville. Wayne Coun-
~. Ohio. held an election on August rs
and the question OF issuing the S4l'VOV
municipal electric light plant construc-
ton bonds was carried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10

New Orlcans. sept General rains In
Oklahoma and Texas checked tie advancing
tendency Of cotton 10 day and brought about
a. moderate reaction. Bears were cautious aud
dI not attempt 10 take full advantage or the
change In weather conditions. Opening tone
was steady and prices were 10 points up.
Ry tine middle u the morning the market went
II TO I points over yesterdays close. After
detailed weather reports were out selling IN
creased and the market lost its good tone.
The weekly weather reports were a. unfai or
able as expected. but were met by the arsu-
Went that Improvement had taken place since
thev were made up. selling increased and the
market feU OF until I'm the afternoon II WAS II
points under Yesterdays final quotations on the
most active months The close was easy al
a net decline OF II 10 ~ points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10

il is reported that the Old Colony trust
Company. OF Boston. recently negotiated
a temporary loan OF 100000 with Middle
sex County. Massachusetts,, due NoVem-
Der IS, 1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10
Flair AND MEAL-Flour was

FLOUR AND MEAI-Flour was q htue
car;@r in keeping with the lower tendency
~ wheat. spring patents - 'om -. ",nter
oo,r,tghts 81 a5aS4 80: winter patents, 81 ~
:, a. 30: sprine clears. 81 l5Qs4 30; extra No
! winter. 20 ~ n 81 50; 70 2. 81 - 50 go;
natcnts e. sou 81. RYE FLOUR--Firin; fair
IN FOOD. 50 75a 80 %: choice 10 fancy. s4m
81 10. CORNMEAL-Steady; kiln dried, 81
BAG MEAI--Fine white and yellow, 81 oOQ
si *. coarse. 45dSi 80 FEED-Western
steadv; bran TO arrive. 10O-lb sacks. So 5On
x2C: rriddling. s2T -four do. SIS; red dog
$50 city steady, bulk, S2i 90. sacks. s@6 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10
NEVADA QUOTATIONS..
TONOTAIlS

Furnished daily by Weir Bros. & Co. no. -
- u Broad street. New York;
SCptcmber .. 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10

Breed. Elliot e. Harrison. OF Cincinnati,
were the successful bidders on August %
for $500 5 per cent Children's Home
Improvement bonds OF Toledo Lucas
County, Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-10
BOND DOTS.

According to reports. Benson. Douglas
County. Neb.. held an election on August
u and the proposition TO issue the 1880
sewer bonds was defeated.