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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-01
BELIEVES HUERTA
IN FIRM CONTROL
Washington Evinccs Confidence
i'll His Ability to Restore
Peace.
Ill NEWS REAssURING
Better Class OF People Jubilant
Over Prospects Tor New
REGIME.

Washington. February 2S.--The adj
ministration in two actions to-day
evinccd its belief in the stability of
the Huerta government of Mexico, for
the present. al least. In the first
place, orders were sent to the military
commanders from California to Texas
to release all OF the Mexican refugees
whom they had captured on tho
American side OF the line. This was
done because these prisoners, who arc
few In number, can no longer be re-
garded rebels in view of the sue
cessful revolution i'm Mexico.
In the second place, a safe conduct
was granted TO Colonel de la Tuentc
and the members Of his party. now
somewhere I'm the vicinity of Juarez,
to proceed to San Antonio. where an
important conference is to be held be-
tween the Mexican factions in tho In
tcrcst of general peace.
The continuation OF the first reports
OF the killing OF Emilio Madero, the
third of the family to pay the extreme
penalty. is regarded as a step toward
peace, removing as 1t does a resource
full and implacable rebel leader
From various quarters came reports
of the adhesion of rcpel chiefs to the
new government. Checo Campos, one
OF Orozco's ablest lieutenants, with
700 FORMER rebels, to-day entered Co
meZ Palacio. i'm accord with and cs-
cortcd by Federal troops.
Consul Ham tclcgraphed from Du-
range that the local situation is vast
~ improved. that tho new administers
ton is very popular with the better
classes. who, though heretofore hold
ing aloof from politics. now have de-
termined to cooperate with the Dro-
visional government To restore order.
Though the six warships now in
Mexican ports will continue thcrc for
the present the tension has SO re-
Taxed that ADMIRAL Badger to-day was
authorized TO resume the routine drills
and manoeuvrcs with the big feet or
Guantanamo. which FOR the last week
has been kept under banked fires in
readiness for instant departure for
Mexico.
The announcement of tho candidacy
OF General Felix Diaz for the presi. .
dency, though expected, has excited
some interest here. as ii Is felt that
the development OF his campaign VIII
speedily disclose the existence OF any
rival candidates and apply the acid
test TO the existing friendly compact
between Diaa and Huerta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-07

Potatoes weak and lower. Sweet potatoes
Timer Onions lower. Cucumbers higher Let
tuce and romane lower. POTATOES, Maine
bag, 81 loaS2 10: $50 ~ 81 124S2 rs: Long
Island, bol or bag. 81 25GS2 10; state $50 N,
sZus2 II; Jersey. Dbl. S2qS2 IS: round bag 81
as 10: long, s2as2 10: SWEET POTATOES.
southern. Dbl. 81 50aS1 81; Jersey. Dbl. 81 500
County. red bag. 81 75dS2: yellow bag, 81 -
as -; state and Western white. crate, 81 80
aSl 50; yellow. loom bag, 81 1882 ~; red.
81 75aS2; white. basket. 81 25d$1 10: yellow.
81 - red. s1dsl %; white pickles, basket, 81:
BRUSSELS SPROUTS. Of. 12al4c; BEANS.
nearby, basket or bag. 5Ocqsl %; Virginia.
wax. basket, 81 25dSl IS; green. 81 23ds2:
BBBrS. barrel 50cGSt IS; 100 punches. $40
81 80: CARROTS. Dbl. 81 25dsl So 10O-fo bae,
sinSl 10 basket. 6Ja75c: 100 punches, sip
81 y; CucUMBERS. Long Island. basket Si9
81 20: Dbl. Sass 30; dollhouse. No /. dozens
500 i5c. CUCUMBER PICKLES. Dbl, s2aN:
CORN, 100, 75caS1 so; CELERY. dozen. IJg
45c standard crate 81 5Ods2 so; CABBAGE.
white, 100. s6gss ton s2Das25 red s25ds30
Dbl. 81 75qS2; CAULIFLOWERs. state, Dbl.
So 5oas4 Long Island. s2ds3 25; DiG
PLANTS, Jersey. Dbl. 75cqsl IS: LIMA
BEANS. Jersey, potato. basket. slqSl 30; Long
state. basket. 5ocasi IS; 2-dozen crate. 50cq
81 80; dozen. 75cas2; MUSHRooMs, No /.
An basket. sids1 80: No .. 2jQ75c; okRA,
carrier. 5Odf75c; PEAS. Virginia. basket. 81 50
ass: PUMPKINS. Dbl, 50d7Jc; PEPPERS
green. Dbl. 10ds5c: sugar. Dbl, SlaS1 20: rel
Dbl s1ds1 % sugar bbl, 81 2JaSl 20: RO C.
MAINE, state, basket. 50cffSl 2J SPINACH
basket or crate. 3On80c; Hubbard. bbl sid0
81 %; SQUASH. marrow. white or yellow; Dbl
white. 81 2jqsf 80; TOMATOES, nearby. box
oO<fgDr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-07
NEW YORK CURB.

SPECULATION I'm the curb market !'a'
dav continued comparatively quiet WIN
Tho general tone weak. Considerao'e
nrcssure was developed In some oil '"o
tobacco stocks, especially United |'s"'
stores which broke nearly Ia points WIN
only q slight recovery. Briush-Amer'c"i,
rohacco. both old and new. after si'a''
r,cessions rallied. Tobacco PRODUCTS pre-
forred was neglected. The Stahddrd va
shares were quiet at recessions OF POM
The copper stocks eased off fracuoha"y
ON small offerings. There was gnu
i,o,irv for New York city AS al d"
advance Of =, although no safes WI
recorded. ...,,.g
UuIness prevailed in the Nevada issues
Win prlces stationary. North star wa
active I'm spots. changing hands at 30 90
20 3siac. Tonopah Merger came OUT az ~
60 $50 and Jim Buler was Ia Sood ue.
mani At CSC Mizpah Extension was OH
60 9ec and Nevada Hills sold at S9c. W es'
End improved TO 81 9-ls bid Tohopah "a
tension selling at 81 lj-i6. Belmont wa
vented al So. Sales of Goidheiu ""
sol,dated were recorded at 81 40
FURNISHED by Harry y thompson ned, I"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-07
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat and Corn at New Low
ReC0rdS-Coffee Hiuher.

Heavy receipts I'm the Northwest. with
aocumulating stocks, brought about de-
clines In the local wheat market yester-
day which touched new low records for
the season. There were no rallies to
speak of. and the close was AT the lowest
OF the day, net sc under the previous
finals. Corn also made new low records
under liquidation, December showing a
loss of &c from the high of the season
and oats. with slight rally near the
close, were net lsqAc down.
Coffee recovered an opening decline OF
II TO 20 points, due to foreign weakness
ard the late session showed a sharp ad.
vance final figures being up to point:
net from Saturdays close Firmness in
Brazil and late increase of strength in
European markets were responsible for
the upturn. which gave confidence to out
siders through showing the ability of the
market to recover from dip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-07
Wheat at New Levels for the Sea
son-Provisions Also Lower.

Chicago. oct 6.--Possibihty OF Nussld"'
Manchurian and Indian wheat pelhs
Skinned to the Pacific slope and OF AT
pentlna taking steps to compete IN Az
l.ntic ports of the United States FORMED
q weight on the wheat market here To-
d,v The close, although steady was at
30 not decline. Other leading staples
shaved setbacks-corn sc to &c; oats
&c TO We. and provisions shade 10 lOc
Russian shipments of wheat to THIS couh-
try under the new tariff will. II was sa'u'
no of considerable magnitude. shipments
from other countries referred TO were
Thought likely TO be less important Nu-
diuonal sources of weakness III whea'
rrices were larger world shipments Una"
exroc,ed and a huge Increase IN the
visible supply. Liberal hedging safes d,
Minneapolis caused decided do"h"a'u
iunulse AZ the outset, as ala the ia't '''".
,he only buyers were shorts VINO hau
,ro0ts At no time during the day was
,herc any important rally, despite 'ne
fac, that quotations fell to nc" io"
,arot Cor the year. Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-07
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES

Charterlng was light but there was no
change in the general conditions OF the tol
ssii vessels offered moderately. Quotations 10
Liverpool. 90 93d; London 21ad; Giass9W'
Slsd asked Rotterdam, &c; HS ANN sH S1d
RristoI 4ied nominal: Antwerp, SID; CORK TOT
orders Is "a; picked ports. large tonnage IS
9jFI2s AID. cotton to Liverpool per lVO 10
% charters British steamer, LOB tons,
~ ~, Wilmington. c. to Liverpool or
g p at or about sos, October, Noyember;
spanish steamer, 1.247 tens orc. Iort bre a7s
70 ~ we juelva 10 Wilmington. 9s 7'4d, DC
,ober steamer 1915 tons tics sru1 m on 50
New ~ III A. ~. ,Iinbia TO Sagua. private terms
coal, ass ions. lumber Mobile 70 Puerto
cabeo British I 5GnG9nes s. Schooner oSST
lumDer, Timber. Jacksonville TO baltimore
,,,tvate terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-07
BUSINESS REVERSES.

corovoS 4 VAN DER POORTEN-Peti-
ton 6I.d against Solomon a. Van der Poorten'
deaiers 20 leaf tobacco and cigars at No. Dob
Seco,o arenue by these creditors: Greenhaii
R,o,hars 1886 :. II. Furgatch d Co, $50.
and Waitham Weiss. so. Judge Hand ap
are said 20 be $1,000 and assets S2.OVJ. The
business was started in 1885 by Abraham an
der Poorteq. who died in December. 1904
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
ISP .I.T WOLFISH-IsTael Wolhsh. OF No.
17e Ludlow street filed petition. with Habit
ties of 81. $40, on bonds and mortgages on No.
IIo Ludlow street. which have been foreciosed.
"'' HARRY AND IsIDoRE GLANTZ- Harry
and Isidore Glantz. who compose the hrm oil
Giant Brothers, eating house at No. l2G West
18th street fled petition, with liabilities oil
'-' JaSrI,s p HEFFERNAN-James p. Hef-
fernap OF Canaan. y. Y, filed petition, win
liabilities Of 81 l49 and no assets. The d@h's
are mainly for indorsing notes OF the Hef-
fernsn Paper Company. of which he was pTesl-
den:. The company had an office at No p
Water street. this city, and petition was
fled against the company on August II. l9l2
PAUL j. BULTMANN-Paul J. Bnitmann.
proprietor OF a liquor saloon at No. 1914 Pearl
street filed patition, with liabilities OF Sj,O@1
and assets OF 81 aDO. OF which the fixtures ars
5000 stock 500. cash on hand SO, cash IN
bank SIS. AMI deposit for electricity and gas
$50 lie was a bartender there for twenty
Mueller estate on February l. 1911. and the es-
tate is a creditor for $3.50. The Jacob iioG-
man Rrewilg Company is creditor for Sl,iOO,
reClIred by chattei mortgage.
DAVID ROSSMAN AND FANNIE GOE1I-
Petition filed against David ROssman and
Fannie Goetz. doing business as the Rossmar
Hat COMPANY at 10 81 Bond street, 10y these
creditors Raymond Cole, <lI5. Adolf Lipsky,
500. aud Leopold Isndsberger. SID. Liabi-
ties arr said 10 be Si.00o and assets $1,000
They have been in business since November ].
1912.
SIMON ELAT-T-Pctition filed against Simon
Rlaii. furricr. OF No. 123 Fifth avenue. by
these creditors: kreunan q Rosenberg, 1891
Zierer & Zerler. S2o2 and Waller a Finn.
soy Judge Hand appointed Marcus Iielfand
receiver. Liabilities said 10 be 5000 and
assats 81. 600
GROWN JOBBING COMPANY-Petitior
nlei against the Crown Jobbing Company
wholesale lcaler in wooilens at No. 4SI Broad
way. hy these creditors: Henry Baum, SAC
Samuel ~ Greene. S52 and Winkelstoin a
Greonherg. s342. Liabilities are ssid to b'
5000 The company was Incorporated OF
February -. 1913 with capital stock 5000.
GREGOE 4. MACGREGOR-Pctitipn flied
again9t Grceor a MacGregor. dealer In hard
ware AZ No 10 Warren street. hv these credi-
tors: Stanley Rule and Level Company. S03
benjamin :. Alder Company. So. and Miller
X Bacon. sl1I judge Hand appointed John ].
Lyttle receiver. bond $3.50. ASSETS are said 10
10 $1,000. lie began business on January l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-07

MOLAsSES AND SYRUPS-Changes in
moiasses were few. but there seemed TO be a
little better inquiry from local jobbers.
Syrups were steady and unchanged.
NAVAL STORES-Turpentlne was lrmer.
at 42I1c, on a fair demand from local job
bers and manufacturers and in sympathy
with the steadier ruling of the Southern
market. Rosin and tar unchanged
OIIS-Rehned petroleum steady. with
standard white in barrels al New York quot
ed at \ roc Linseed oil unchanged.
RICE-FIrm. with n fair demand for bet
ter grades of Honduras, and full prices are
paid.
SUGAR-Refned was quiet and unchanged
at 4 4jc for fine graduated. There was no
interest in raw. and prices remained un-
changed with centrifugal quoted 3.4sc:
muscovado. 2gsc, and molasses. 273c. In
London beet sugar was firm and dearer
early, with October and November quoted
Us AID and May 0s 3D. with the curb at
Us 4d for October and November, and rs s}a d
for Nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-07

October l. 1919
sIAIkMKNT OF THE OWNERSHIP. MAN
agement, circulation. etc, OF New YORK
Tribune: published daily at New York n. Y.
required by the Act of August "a 1912:
Editor. ogden Mills Reid.
Tribune Building. New York
Managing Editor Ogden Mills Reid.
Tribune Building. New York.
Business Manager Conde Hamlin,
Tribune Building. New York.
Publisher. the Tribune Association. q New
York Corporation. Tribune Building. New
York.
owner, Tho Tribune Association.
Stockholders holding per cent or more q
total amount OF stock: Estate OF Whtteiaw
Reid. deceased. Tribune Building. New
York; Ogden Mills Reid. Tribune Building.
New York; Elisabeth Mills Reid. Ash Msdi-
son Avenue. New York; ogden Mills. IS
Broad street. New York: Estate of william
Walter Phelps. 100 Broadway. Now York
Frederick +. Aver. 80 Broad Street. New
n"rk; Estate OF j. c. Aver, Estate Of Joseph
+; Beach. Litchheld. Conn: Ines r. ].
cheney Litchfeld. Conn: ogden J.. Mills IS
Broad Street New York: Henry ". sackett.
Tribune Building. New York: Condo Harnlin.
IriDune Building. New York: James NJ. Bar
rett: Tribune Building. New York: Donald
Nicholson. Pleasant Valley. ~ Y.
known bondholders. mortgages. and othe
security holders. holding / per cent or moYs
OF totsi amount OF bonds. mortgages, or other
securities: Elisabeth Mills Reid. 45l Madi-
son Avenue, New York; Estate OF Whitelsw
Reid. deceased Tribune Building, New york |:
ogden Mills. IL Broad Street. New York
oSoen Mills Reid, Tribune Building New
YORK Henry ". Sackett. Tribune Building.
New York
Average number Of copies OF each issue Of
TINS publication sold or distributed through
the mails or otherwise 20 paid subscribers
during the six months preceding the date Of
this statement, 5i,0s5.
JAMES NJ. BARRETT.
Treasurer.
sworn TO and subscribed before me this 50
day OF October. 1913
tSesll VIM RARKEH
Notary Public. y. Y. County No. oS
CMy commission expires March so, fo14)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-07
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES
CHICAGO STOCKS.

chicago, Oct. G.-Weakness pervaded the
market in local securities to-day. and un-
Ger the leadership of Eastern selling there
was a long list of declines at the close.
steel common furnished loss Of around
points. Chicago Title and Trust dropped
points, Goodrich common lost nearly 3
points and 1 TO point declines occurred
in Rumely common, Peoples Gas. Sears
Rcebuck common and Chicago RailN ays
Series >. Diamond Match issues sold
under par, while Booth Fisheries common
declined fractionally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-07
,oN0oN WOOL SALES.

cc, 1.-THE wool auction sales
LONDON la to-day. with offerings of 1891
% oiss BIDDING active and prices sor ", S
sgca for Sms srGss0'f &r r"'S Were o
home uaNS ir.nch ana German buyers, ana
ily taken soid as nigh as = 2'4d The sale $
S% w sds. 10 S''ts a:
isMis pHu, Hts 8d4is Odd greasy. 3isdp
go scT T,ctoria. 900 secured Is idqss I'D:
srelsy dlogdss9 gIIlfT 20 Tasmania 100; greasy;
greasy ~ Kew Zealand. 400; secured. I'D
ls ,s I'd a. greasy o%dgls 3D. Pon'S Arenas
" 80 ,rcasv 7Adnls 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-07

PROyISIONs-The market was under
considerable selling pressure. both from specu-
lative longs and packers. ana AS the demand
were easier PORK-Quiet: mess, s23 ,oa
s2I -; family. s2i Joas2'; snort clear. sle I5a
81 20 BEEF-Steady: mess. slI 5OaSls 50;
family SIgG so; paclet, SlSHSl3. extra India
ness s2sG 500 DRESSED HOGS-Easy. i2s,
Gla5tc. PIGS, 1890. CUT MEATS-Piched
bellies dull; 10 H. l5l3c; II 10. l4sc; II lb.
13Ac. ptckied hams steady, 1j415hc. tai
LOW-OuIet; special, G1sc city. csc; com
try. sd6s.c. LARD-Easy; Middle West.
iG55d Ii .O5c: city. lO%@l07sc refined easier:
South America. l2.iCc; Continent ll,doc;
Brazil kegs 10 40c: compound barely stea"y.
slsGS4,c STsARINE-steady; oleo, &c
asked: city lard. l2Ac.
COTTONSEED OII-Nevs was against
holders, and prices were easier under Iiqul-
cation. closing al a net loss Of TO 10 points
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-07
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

Is reported that the Oklahoma Nat
a Gas Company. the Usage and Okla
INA Company. the United Fuel Gas
.''apany and the Canay River Gas Com
'R viii merge into one corporation.
'"e Oklahoma Natural Gas Company has
capItal Of 100000, the Usage and OK
aOnla Company 81 10000 and the Caney
.s's' Gas Company 100000. 1t is said
me stocks Of these companies VIII
~ken over by the new company on
~" Of Sc a share for Oklahoma Nat
:, CAS- 50 a share for Usage and OK
,'0'na and s33 a share for cancy River
~ and United Fuel Gas.
Utilities Improvement Company.
ne Utilities Improvement Company re-
~ 80 gross earnings for August OF $f'-
a. le' earnings for the month were $lS''-
TOTAL dividends amounted 60 $lJIoO'
ihs net surplus Of 0.399. For the
~ months ended with August gross
~'"lngs were Sl.l37.s65 and net earnings
'ere N.nS0S. Dividends paid during the
.sI'od amounted 20 $4,000. leaving
surplus Of S25s02S The total surplus
august 81 was Salts.
Cities Service Company.
ross earnings Of the Cities Service
aVany for the twelve months cnded
y august q were sl.5iOs9l and expenses
,he period were sll2,l 1853. leaving net
,ss'h'ngs OF n,42s.533 Total dividends FOR
period amounted TO slOj3. 4S2. leaving
surplus Of $375O5I and making the sur
us to August 81 $SG,22s
"puelie Railway and Light Company.
me Republic Railway and Light Com
49,, 49, reports gross earnings Of it's sub
,sies for the twelve months ended
gust 81, 1913. OF .2.sO9. 291. a gain OF $751;
~. B.S per cent. over the preceding
a,s"s months. Operating expenses were
per cent greater than last year, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-07
CURB ECHOES.

During the month of September ship
cents from the Cobalt camp totalled
try-seyen cars. Of which forty-two were
q high grade ore and the remaining Of
sv grade and weighed 1,609.SS tons Nc
Nnley Darragh was the largest shipper,
With eight cars of high grade ore. weigh
ing 278 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-07

New York. october o. 1915.
GRAIN WHEAT-The market was again
under pressure Of offerings. resulting from the
heavy re,eirts OF spring wheat In the North
u.gt ard Accommodating stocks. AM prices made
new low records Tor the mo- enent when
means new low records for the new season
There appeared TO be ll.tlc confidence on the
mart OF buyers, although around SO Tor I'M
cago December there appeared 10 BE more OF
less resistance on covering, and tho marNet
closed az that level, with not loss Tor the
dav 81 sc Receipts M Minneapolis and Du-
luth were .7t3 cars while Winnipeg had 2'to'.
making total Of 40io against S'spo Ias'
,enr stocks ~ Minneapolis showed an IN
crease OF so. 90 byshcls FOR two days, and tne
visible iu the United states gained 3.H9.'u
bushels. while bonded wheat Increased ioI'o
and the Canadian visible 2.3O4.Ouo. making a
total increase IN tho American visible supply
OF g. 1907 go with total figures 6i,6iNtvp com
rarsl with - Su1'p year ago Foreign mar
kats were irregular. some Continental marke
being higher on political news, while Liver
pool was lower. ing 10 worlds exports ~
IL 100 900 bushels. compared with -. ~. Wv
last week aud ~ GSs.uD last year. v. W.
Sno9, nlaceI the total crop or winter and
spring wheat I'm the United states at 81
.UOp bushels, compared with ~ Sooo'
Inst year. The acreage In the Argenuh" tnlS
year was Officially placed az $1,000 com
uared with H. ugJ 900 last year. There was a
r.oIcrata export demand. and sales were re
ported Of - loads OF Manitoba {" Lisbon, 9: 81
No . red winter was quoted At 91c, New
York export basis. and T'fc. No !
Northern Duluth. 93hc. Z b. 'ORN-Ihc
utorket also made new low records Tor tne
" oyet1cnt December showing total loss 81 ~
n hushel from the high 81 fhs season. unir'
Liquidation AMI selling by Leading commission
housJs Receipts were moderate. and there
was an absence OF pressure from the country
In, the demand vas not urgent and the visihlf
SHOW Cd an increase ~ 1900 bushels Tor the
vock COMPARED with "A decrease last year OF
l,5 600 B W Snow estimated the Weld TINS
yaer al . 100 0OOoO TO 300. Op,cO bushels
Export corn 1880. n b. ONTS-Easicr RAJ
I,ire poar the close and closing AZ net loss
%. ItGi,c There was pressure ~ oNer.a-.
and tho visible I'm the United states increased
~ nun auI canadian ns2VO Cash market
b,rotv steadv. standard white. fGgiGi ac; No
. 90 .0i7c: 40 3. 45i4Gi6c; No !. 45Gi5 ,ici
llnary CLIPPED 4GWls' tsn'y cipps !, fN,'
7or . Z New York export. BARLEG-Easy
,..,i,i,y zo1TJc q 1 ( Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-07
NEM YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOiRD CLEARaNCEs.
FLOUR AND MEAIs-Flour barely


a. the decline I'm wheat resulted in slightly
lower offers and while the volume OF business
,Kps moderate IL was thought that buyers ana
sellers must be getting closer together. Win
Tor straights 81 2Jdsi %; winter patents. 50 10
I, e. so. Fpring clears 81 15dSi 30; extra No
winter 81 .ijmS3 s.; extra No winter, 81 iJm
So 90. kanas straights. 81 2lds+ 81; fancy
spring patents. s. i0uS5 90 RYE FLOUR
ouic,s f,ir 10 good. 81 10ds3 so: choice TO
fancy 81 n54s4 10. CORNMEAI.-Kiln dried
s2o5 RAG MEAI--Finc white and yellow
81 WdSI %; coarse. 81 5JqSl 60. FEED -
Western dull: bran. 10 arrive, iOO-lb sacks
s2a 80: midding 81; -four do. SIS red dog
ling. ,27 5Ods3l. red dog. $3i 80; oilmeal.
$50 500 S33.
COIl'Ef,-Thc market was II to 20 points
lower NJ the outset owing TO show of weak
ness abroad but while there was considerable
IiouIdation at the start offerings were readily
taken. and the market rallied and late In me
session was firm, closing az a net advance Of "a
q nolntS The continued ability OF the market
10 talIy quickly from depressions resulted in
ronevad confidence on the buying side. espe-
cIailv az there were evidences OF active buy
ING bv very strong interests. Brazilian mar
Ee,s were firm. and handlers OF cost ana
freight coffee here said that It was difficult to
make sales, rs Brazil continues 10 advance
nriccs above buyers views. Santos Is and is
oor., quoted at l2s.fi 1850, Is at IL t1h
- 500 = AZ IL IOHi2 JOc AMI Rio Is at OlOft
Ia 10 Uavre was nervous. orening at :.
,,anr higher and after losing practically all
tLc advance rallied and closed at a net gain
or LAS, franc: Hamburg was tMis pfennig
Lt,i.cr N the stait, aud after selling down TO
Srot market hrmer. Rio Is being quoted az
ioiLc and santos - at 12sc. Local contract
pricts: ca,rr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-07

net earnings remained at t1,762,e4s a gain
OF $-"old' or l2.51 per cent The surplus
after charges for the period was 500, 22I,
an increase Of 3D.. Jas, or SOS per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-07

For the last ten days in September the
Butte and Superior broke all records. with
an average treatment Of l,l50 tons Of ore
sday. The production was 4.26I0J0 pounds
Of zinc and concentrates. During the
whole month 1850 tons were treated, from
which u,J53, }5J pounds Of zinc were re-
covered 10000 pounds more than for Au-
frs,