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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-13
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Union Pac.dc's highest on the ConsoN-
dated stock Exchange WAS l59's. which
was fraction under the high attained
ON the New York stock Exchange. That
stock was the leader OF the market
throughout the day Continued talk oil
90 rcpdirr melon cutting" CROWN out
OF the Southern Pacific transactions ac-
commanded it's biz advance in price.
There WAS "a hurried rush or Union "a
ct0c shorts 10 cover their outstsudlHH
line. ST times It's price ruled a trd't'oi
above tine New York Stock Exchange
level StmpathctlcIllN the whole MAJ
kct laiucd BOP strength ana aclNity. lh'
dealings broadening out AS prices ROSE
business was heavy, the sales totdlilhE
sG 900 shares. with foItN-SiN different Is
suL. renrescutad Reading, steel ANAL
.autf,l copper Southern fd'inr. sew
York Central Lehigh Valley. canadian
Pacific Intcrborough preferred ana
American Can were particularly pIolul-
uput iu tur upward '..|tcm"ut 'pIhhlH-
sion houses handled e. large business
tendency toward reaction In grain ana
cotton price. eNert,d Cd favorable iuiiu-
euce There was also talk tnat the oul-
look had again improved for a. settle-
meut OF TIRE Mexican tanSl'. fllcts on
the $3.50 O'Clock opening call gave
forecast of the later market ucnl
General advances we're recorded on inc
call ranging from ' 10 y OF q pom, 'L
th. leading stocks Steel and Reading
were each up =. Union Pacilc, SodlheIi
Pacific end Amalgamated Gopher each
~ 3. and New York Central and Smelt-
ING each u, D. compared with Thurs
DAYS cloeiugs American beet sugar
for a time was one of the particularly
.,,ti,a aud etr0ng specIaltirs. Some at
tartiou was paid To- Third Avenue
nutheru Pacific failed 10 sell above
qf-. against q New York stock Elk
change high of 9iia. but smelling got TO
Gg-.. rgIinSl d" "4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-13
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-Call money
was easy. ruling rate remaining rs per
cent Rates. Opening. 20 per cent nleh-
est. 3 per cent; closing. 3 per cent Ihere
market. Rates: 4Q-M per cent for sixty
DAYS. AZ per cent for ninety days. peg
cent for four months. per cent Tor iNe
months per cent for six months. Mer-
camille paper continued 10 come INTO the
market i'm increased quantities. Rates
"a, as per cent for sixty 70 nlnety ddya
Endorsed bills receivable. 5Au6 per cent
for choice four to six months single
names and 6la per cent for others.
FOREIGN Observation-Disclosures eH-
change was easier and closed STEADY.
Yesterdays quotations. Demand slel-
ling $500 48J75. cables. $500 slNtN
daV bills 4.S2fOM 1880, short francs
5.igas less SOL short reichsmarks' 9''s.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bo Boston par
Savannah. buying 3l6c discount, scllinS
mar: San Francisco, sight SC premium.
inq, mar selling Lice premium, chicago
eV1hange before clcarings, &c discount
Nav, Orleans commercial f0c discount,
bank 81 premium: ST. Louis. exchange
tJc discount asked.
SILVER MARKET. Bar silver in Lon
don was firm at .7S4d' unchanged.
B-TREASCRY. The United states
OH Treasury was debtor at the Gear :
mo House Yesterday 10 the extent OF
S14.7S9.
RANK CLEARINGS. New York e oH
changes 1882 .962. 73j, balances $y,s,o,oS' I,
T T.r Exchanges S1S.20S, 100. balances
~ bo 70 70 philadelphia. exchanges go,
a. 30 - -baiances $2.1l3.945: Pittsburgh,
- ,a 800 SgJ7S.GSl; Chicago. exchanges
81 '1S 10 balauces Sl.DO.69s, ~. LOUIS
s go, bvy Sf2741. 1858, balances SS'L64o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-13
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat and Oats Gain-Corl
DeCIineS-C0ffee Steady.

There was more frmness 10 wheat at
the opening OF the market yesterday than
at any other time during the day. and
fluctuations were comparatively small.
Rumors Of export business and Liverpool
steadiness gave little boost at the close
and last prices were up Isdasc net for the
day Corn was offered freely whenever
there was sign OF bull support, snd
weather conditions and prospects gave
confidence 10 sellers on the bulges The
net result of the days trading was drop
Of IsdAc oats were sold heavily all day,
especially in the West, but there was
rally here AT the close. and last prices
were net unchanged TO sc UP,
Coffee prices struck new low ground for
the movement in the early trading. March
contracts going TO sS5c. or about 30 points
under the high Of Tuesday and % points
under the high Of last August. Sellers be-
gan profit taking around these figures.
and with a renewal of bull support the
market steadied, closing al 1 point down
to 2 points up from Thursdays finals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-13
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

TIE following judgments for amounts exceed
ing SEQ we're fled yesterday the first rams
being that OF the debtor:
Browne. Harold VS. 3. Parson. 3 Co.
$3.50 60
Burke. Joseph Texas Co.. s577 ~.
Baker Charles M-LudWig BaImann & Co.,
S316 81
Brown. John. jr-wooi Manufacturing and
Realty Co.. OF Long Island. S325 9S.
Breeu. Joseph and Aice-k. NJ. Moynihan.
81 026 =.
Baldineer Louis-E. b Latham & Co.. sl.o II
Samc-game. $40 o.
Crabtrce John IA e. Nushat, $ll. e..
Dunn Arthur limited Wine and Trading
Co. sll9 IA
Doughcrtv. Thomas John simmons Co..
yia2 Ga.
Deylln. Mary and Join !. MaddeR-People.
efc 500.
Ensle. Horace ~, and George s. Etua--R Il.
RITA S2O.7n ~.
Friedman. Eiyyard-D Fl. Van Ingen. slOT o.
Tav. Joseph M. J. McCabe. 500 ~.
Gallagher Edward A.-P. Gallagher. costs.
stG1 -.
Ginsburc Morris J. r. Rubinste!n. s2Ii o.
Vei-er Henry Al REhbins 1868 -.
Hansen. Charles-United Wine ANA Trading
Co. 1926 60.
Hamilton, Effe--Realty Assets Co, 1924 II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-13
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Uos,or Sent THE Commercial Bulle-
tn ,,ili saw of the wool market tomorrow
The monotony OF long succession OF
weeks Of mediocre business has AT last peeh
broken by the purchase Of large quanttieS
of wool bv the larger manufacturers lf4-
tIt,rv woods have been the centre or actlN-
~ Prices have been generally Wen nam .
tained. Notwithstanding certain untdNoraOle
Saturss of the wool tariff as Il passed the
S.ratc Fleece woods have been rather
raaIected. while secured woods have sold IN
a bo.ter way. Leading quotations;
..Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces. Delaine
washed 9Tq2Sc: half blood comblng. pa
&c. three-eighths. % z 24c. deiaine UNI
v,ssbeJ % "a a3c: nne. 20I2lc. Michigan and
Tcw York. Fine unwashcd, i9H2oc; delaine.
oOG ole. half blood. ~ n 23cf three-eighths.
90 wisconsin and Missouri: lhree-eighths
bTond .3T23i.c; one-quarter. Sac. Ken
tucsv aud similar: Half blood unwashed, %
6gaIc. three-eighths. - 2ii2c.
secured baslS-TeXas. Fine, twelve
months ~ T5gc: fine. six 10 eight months.
47d4sc: anc fall. Asa sc. California North
eru. 4Get4Sc: middle county. asa 45c South
en-, 40442c. fall free ~ &c. oregon
EASTERN 40 staple % a SIC. Eastern cloth
inc zoe. valley. No !. asa SIC. Territory
zine staple. 80 q j5c. fine medium, - n 53c'
INC clothing. j0n 52ci fine medium. asa soc;
h..f blood comblng, J0G52c. three-eighths
Il n lSc. 800 o.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-13

New York September l. 1918
GRAIN-WHEAJ-Th market was char
actcrlzed by several small movements. ana ~
the end OF the day showed ia - net advance.
It's greatest hrmness was around the opening
and again In the last hour. when buying Was
stimulated by rumors OF cash demand ~ the
West including export business, and steadluess
AZ Liverpool. where closing prices we're "a
I sd net higher Aside from the LNerpool
steadness foreign markets we're generally
( lower. declines including zee AZ Berlin. NC al
Budapest and Fac In Kansas wheat al Ant
I werp. For the day spring wheat receipts. IN
/ Guiding Winnipeg, were liOl cars, compared
J week the entire domestic movement j. about
[ . 10000 bushels more than the same time last
} week Early reports VI a good export ouslneh'
/ late Thursday were not confirmed. although IL
] was said that about - loads OF fresh business
was negotiated to day. No red IN the Local
market was quoted az 96c elevator ana - ne
! Z o b saoat: No Northern Duluth 9sac. .
afcat CORN-several times during the DAY
corn gave evidences Of renewed bull support,
but each time the advance met free offerings.
and the net result Of the day trade was =
decline OF "a &c bushel Rains over the
West if they nave not benefited corn directly.
have done so through the Improvement In
pastures. and the movement has shown
considerable increase Inc market VAS not 81
responsive TO bull operations as II has been IN
the past. Cash houses were liberal sellers or
september. and in some instances western
cash markets were lower. Export corn here
quoted al sac. ahoat. oAle
Commission houses were heavy sellers Of oat-
az the West. and there was some apprehension
over tho tariff question. although u was point
cd out that Canada seldom has over ioopo,oov
bushels to export. The market Closed with
little rally and unchanged 10 isc over tho
previous night Cash oats quiet. standard
white. 4g04yi.c. No , 1880. No 3. "a
fSkc: No s. 81 lsqisc; ordinary clipped u ~
4gr. fancy clipped. j0GJ2iac: all elevator.
RYE-Steady: No Western, re. e. ! T. New
York BARLEY-Quiet: mailing. new. ia
Tsc : I. Buffalo. Wheat Including hour
cxrorts for the week according 20 Brad
streets aggregate ,473.aJ2 bushels. againsi
6.O6f.Jt5 last week and 4.lGlbi2 last wear.
since July l. $685. 459 against 5l5'2.'2i lssS
season. corn exports for the week 40 4uG
bushels. against So last week ana 81 20
last wear: since july /. So $50. sza!as1 1I53Jl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-13

Jacobs BENJAMIN. and Philip Ritter-A. p
! Donald S.. 735 81.
Kitchen. Jane. and Andrew Kitchen Realty
I1;nes. Bert J.@united Wine and Trading Co.,
S2I2 A..
/ Klpferman. oscar-E. B. Latham & Co.
1910 %.
! Kiers Frank and Albert J. Dopher- saranae
Realty Co.. STA 66.
LoVucr Adolph. and Jacob schnlttman +.
lockwood. george w.-James Mcbride Com
pany, Si0s S..
Ia Vie. George A.. IT'D. T LanErock e, al.
Mccormick. stephen and sarah--s Frank,
McEwen. MabelIe-Alexander H. Reyell g. Co,
Merrick Erncs ". H. Hits Company. 1897 %.
Meyer. Theodore Az. X. Goodhue, N.e46 81.
MeltiIle Henry He. ' Dunleyie. SIS. 200.
Same-Same. $40. lSJ ~
Nclms Bernard--T. Kick, SOL Al.
Rindone Gluseppe-M. Hausman, slsS 70.
Rosen Peter-o. IS choates & Co.. sis9 80
Rir'no Bernardo and Concettina-Aurora Oper-
ating Company 81. 0o6 a.
Rotella Rosina-D. Romano slGi u
RYAN Daniel I'M. l. Maxwell, s3i 81.
Reihstein, Emil and Bsrnei-H. b. GreenSerg.
spieSlnan. Joseph and David-D. MargoIias ct
shupack, Harry-I J. Rose. ,ll4 80.
Sessler Louis, and Benjamin israel Fish
simon George--Geisman & Musliner. sis9 %.
roth AteXander-G Freyer, 1858 IS.
Naggi, Martin-Church Art Works company
sos 65. 40. 10
Weiss Herman-Steinhardt Bros Co, SiS- .,
ZiepfeId Anna. or Anna Held-HeXter stable
Company, sos 81.
Christian Jacobs Fireproofng and Concrete
company GncD Emma Jaco5s-G NJ. kra-
k0Wer S36 90. n.
Laurel silk Manufacturing Company-A Ny'e
q al, s327 a.
" A. Pinto Company-Kerr Coal company
1857 IS -.
Wcrba T.ueschcr Production Company-Max
Il: PAM, Avenue Company dncJ-G. ". Cobb.
jr SiO2 90 -.
IockVood-Iames Mcbride Company. S4os 10.
Diamond Electric Company-A. O. schoon-
maker Company, sos 81. ,
Furrcr.-S Rubin 81 al. 500 81 III
Nareditb guUdiug Compauy-New York city
Painting Company. 800 So
sila construetion Company and sam Gordon
a.. Goldberg. 1911 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-13
OCEAN FRElGHTS.

s-csmer rates continued to ssse and 0G Very
eoced by free oherlnss W. Guolafions 60 Liv-
er qsS and Ga;sos ga G9n9f% Bremen IS pss.
dain. - ""I5ttf al. Antwerp, "a C"rk TT
order > ga ped ppr ,erp srse Dsr 100 n
On nominal; cotton 40 steamer. 900 tons,
Ssr aaa "s 59ss A% &c 49, 5a"S
round trips. OASIS 90 nC1 ais grain Atlantic
b5f 10 msTsees io4 og.q por one siey
scii, Is or Mar,e,,,es ate steamer. 2.525 tons,
A. 20 1rS GTio0s e. the Medierranee zoo tons
term terms, prompt British sea oe lime charter
so.s va dScry baltimore sepe WImington
sa steamer 2coa tons ,, eo,'o a,s. september
Seoue 70 nritsG sica@sr I R2.m osn. sss Sd,
cbareston 10 Livcrpool OF e1s tons. timber.
Ssg,'m ~ ,b we er private terms COAL
TENDER ocloOe .G assTss,on IS 81 10 and back
80 III yo,L lumber s. 10. schooner , "
coal. Philadelphia to Boston private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-13
MINING.
THE METAL Markets

STANDARD copper on w Ser,
Exchange wa quiet. with spot noii'iri'l ..,,i,,r
ten,ber october November and Do ,Ia-t,.,,
~ so asked In London the copper a., ,,,t
closed arm al f73 for spot aud az JOE a. w.,-
ores The local street market fof tof oiec,ro-
firm with lake quoted at l6'sal rs = igtsr
i,,i" 1Ga. 9iG7.c and casting at l5'-a 10 ,s so
TIN-Was steady. with sales o, 40 ojG
spot ana september Tin was quo'SS ovenber.
40 "a. october ~ 19is Az 3Il.c NJ VI, or
~ -. 30 - and december. Al 75n42c ~ i-p, III.
don lin was quiet closing at tlo. los
and fig2 FOR futures. 7oc. and
LEAD-Steady. New lorh spoIT ondon lead
F,st 81 Louis. 4O0n4IOc. IN Lo"'''
closed at 60 -. spot 3 S5fr
SPELTER STEADY New Iork London
r 90. and Fast -. Louis. sIoo''''
spelter closcu a. ri b. q0c asked
NNTIMDNY Dull. Cookson = "a in Lon
TRON-CIeveland warrants. % arm vlth
don The local iron market s,eesIg 30 and
40 I foundry Northern quoted Slops AMI soft
No ? si5 1886 -; No sou'he'"
kl5 a5dSl5 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-13
NEW YORK CURB.

Business In the curb market yesterday
continued active, and while decided
strength developed at the outset, before
/ the nrst hour reactionary tendency set
| IN IN spots on realizing. Later. however
renewed buying brought about rallies 10
near the highest point. The Standard oil
| sndreS were again conspicuous. with
sharp advances in spots. There appeared
10 be an especially good demand for
Buckeye Pipe Line. which rose sharply
about 10 points. while Indiana Pipe Line
and Standard oil OF Indiana also moved
mp rather sharply. Union Tank Line was
m good demand. United Cigar Stores
was somewhat erratic. and after declin-
ing more than point advanced Ia. with
n SUBSEQUENT reaction Of a point. To-
bacco Products preferred. on compare
lively small dealings, rose IA. subse-
quently breaking points. British
American Tobacco. both old and new.
showed substantial gains on fairly &C
tive trading Anglo American Oil I'M
proved =. The copper stocks were frac-
tionally better.
The feature Of the Nevada market was
the strength OF Jim Butler which swung
from SIC to high and closing sales of
6p2c- North Star opened at 12l2c. dipped
10 11isc and closed at 73c Tonopah
Merger was firm. selling at tic and re.
Nevada Hills was taken at from 94c to
tension was off fractioually TO SlB. and
Tonopah Mining, under pressure. sold
from 81 l5-l6 10 81 lf-l5. West End con-
tinued IN splendid demand at $li.. and
ST., was paid for Halifax.
Goldfeld Consolidated sales were at
81 l5-ls. Atlanta changed hands at loo
and Merger Mines at l3i2c Prices were
generally firm at the closing.
Furnished b, Uarr, T. Thomson G Co.. 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-13

Weekly movement nsures Of the New i sIl
Cotton Exchange. Port receipts, -4''pt ~
against ig7 44J last year. overland 10 mus
and Canada 2SOJ. against l,'ol last !es,,,
southern mill takinss. 10000. against 4ooVv
last wear. gain OF stocks at Interior towns,
- i4G. against 20. 1js last year; brought ln NV,
sight for the week ~, 500, against -0'VoS
l,st oar Total crop movement. Port re
ccipts. 3i9 So against $4,000 last year,
overland 10 mills and Canada, Sc asSlIs'
% Az last ear. SOUTHERN mill takngs. 5000
agsin-t 5000 last year; stock at hteI 10.
towns IN excess OF September !. y, u, as@lhsl
8. Pa last wear, brought into slSnt mus 4a'
for season 432,3sj against 42l ,5sl last yeSI,
Liverpool cables. spot quiet sales o'O.'
q 200 Imports none Middiing upland .. $50.
t1itures opened steady. % points lover
closed easy az - o. 10 points net decline sep
tsmber Gggtad. SCptember-Octobei, o.so1a'
October November esd; Novem9er-DeGein
nor 674Ld: De.smber January, 6.i01u. Jan
usr, FebrIary. e1Gizd, February March ana
March April, 6.77isd. April--Msay 90, MAJ
Iune. & 76isd. June July. 6.15d July-Ausust
a G5d Manchester Yarns, dull ana eHS2I'
cloths. buyers hold Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-13
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. Sept. l2-The market in local
trade volume received fair proportions.
Sears Roebuck common. National Biscuit
common and Commonwealth Edison
made leading advances United States
Steel common followed the rise in
the East. Pneumatic Tool developed
strength in the late dealings and People :
Gas continued to the fore AT rise over
Yesterdays last quotations. Fractional
advances were made by American Can
common. Chicago Railways Series and
American Shipbuildng common shares:
y fair amount of business was transacted
at steady prices i'm Hart, Schaitner d
Marx. Montgomery Ward ana SWlft >
and Public Service Commission shares
We're steady. Union Carbide opened SIX
points lower and recovered Il large part
of the loss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-13
BOND DOTS.

70 Is reported that Tamaqua. Schuyikiu
County. Penn. will hold an election in
the near future 10 submit TO the voters
the proposition 20 issue the $21o0 street
paving and FIRE department bonds
Reports state that y. W. HalSer a co..
Of San Francisco. we're the successful bid
ders recently Tor ssoc0G per cent Sacra-
mento River bridge construction bonds Of
Eedding Shasta County. Cal
r. j. Troyan Township clerk ~ indie
pendence. Independence Township. Cuya-
hoga County. Ohio. will receive proposals
until I a. m October I. for 5000 = g"r
cent coupon highway Improvement bonds
denomination 5000, dated October I. 1915.
and due $1,000 yearly from october I. 1919
10 1921. inclusive Accrued interest 10 be
paid by the purchaser.
Lowell Mass. has negotiated tenn
porary loan OF 10000 due November -,
1919. with Blake Bros & Co, Of Boston NJ
~ per cent discount
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank o.
Smitbfeld was awarded on August 80 the
$4,000 per cent coupon Irondale and
yellow Greek Free Turnpike Road bonds
Of steubenville. jefferson County, ONO.