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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-08

rl,lnohan's police chief says she
Z ssen abducted.
| 81, Raauxri, rs, on the verge Of
- a, the city jail, denied Il this
Ierrins.
ma wanis TO 90 20 Alaska on the
y. heat with her husband. But
eelllnenam Officials say the
10. must 90 back 10 5elllngham.
|rse 81. csrs say she Was stolen.
"a SAYS she has been legally
|s-red N Judge HUMPHREYS conrt
N week. aud she's going 20 stay
|nried
r. girl was formerly employed
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EIRL WEBS LOVER; POLICE
SAY SHE WAS ABDUCTED

by C Rapukfl 90. a fruit and gro
Gerry merchant on Holly e.. In
Bellingham. SIX months ago. young
Louis Rapu ii. q. freight clerk
at Skagway. came down from the
North. and the young couple be-
came fast friends So. In optic OF
her parents protest. they came here
last Wcdug sday. were married.
took apartments In the Olympic
hotel and waited for the next
Alaska boat They were arrested
Monday. and the elder Rapurzi was
taken into custody this morning A
Nottingham officer came Tor Thorn
at noon today.
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USE GAS BOMBS TO
CATCH CRAZY MAN

PARIS. April 81 weapon TO
fire asphyxiating bombs. devised
after the siege OF tho automobile
bandits in their stronRholds. was
used for the first time 10 tho cap
ture % negro who had become
suddenly mad and run amuck in the
Auteuil quarter. threatening every
one with a loaded revolver.
Detectives chased the man from
room TO room In a house where he
had taken refuge. firing gas bombs
as they went
The fugitive was finally cornercd
on the roof Of the house In n state
Of CONTEMPLATION.
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R|EDMANN IN
/ rhode ISLAND

\ fgovIDENCE. r. /. April S.
b rgaf several cases hero as n
nUlfing physician. DR.. p. +.
Iedmann Is enroute here today.
vin be allowed to accept fees
y ,rsat private cases.
eossruo- Pothier Will officially
6nme friedman this afternoon
zill remain here two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-08

SOC can haslns powder. 90 rs 10
potatoes rse. he pancake flour. TOO
cans tomatoes. Csc. Iha rolled oats
use. pura lard Use ~ compound -
tfr inutt1s ehsp. 1eAc lh Pot roants.
fGhr it s'rIDiua. f'ac o. cans
usiik 3tr uith other rurr haze. loaFea
bread ier rHisins. &C. 20 starch. g.
Do. bulk chocolate. zee 20 comh honry
ife To- Toe ptEs soda. ttc Soc iiguid
Narrer fs-
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PUBLIC MARKETS


%. bee, eosfss ~ 20. sec teas so
10 assorted pure srfraH. So can. -
Tracts. ice aad zoe. pure honey. 90 and
g2l faf. - lbs sFanulsfrd sugar o.. vlfh
order. No 60 sack hrsi fi1ur All sints
20. ers Cream q wheat. itc, 40 bot
us pure elder ttnrUar. Tee. ihs sFtra
rhairr pruuea $50. ? -or cans re-f rsd
rslinsu- -tf. zee cans pins salmon. gto.
iba aauerkraat. Toe. Zee cans soup. S..
soc cocoa o. black pepper. gtc 10 .
cans corn use. ptEs Jsiio ltr
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AN AUTO in which two men
were riding. who refused 10 give
their names. plunged OF the Spo-
kane ST. bridge and onto the tide
fats. at an early hour this morn
ing. Neither man was hurt
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rItSE

ioavas u fresh broad ioc with other
purchase. cans best milk &c with
other 1ae ofder. cottage cheese 10
i1r. boxes matches. 90. bars % soap.
&C., fDr Hpi &C. SCI coda crackers. : lbs
25r ginEvrunaus. 100 DO. zoe corn starch.
s.: t.Ib can SOC coffee gac ice ioavss
- bread itr. t1g table fruits roc can
cans tomatoes 2ke. zoe urrkersi fc
100 N1r aHg herring. &C., SOS Engiand
hnIfaf Ifrrre asa
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KriIAHI = COLLECTION 60. R0I IiH
srtY BIG opposite pnst1ffirs Fhous
Elliott 17ff va collect everywhere
We have tho system 40 SCI ne money
NeaharIru HanH speciality
CREDITORS COLLECTION tsSOCfA
tinn iue Al kfudH . llnfwa quirbli
collected parlaEr claims and msfhan
ira Items coats advanced hY us NJ
raiiaet..Hn cor. m iHaiun trfahiishrf
1908 sas Heery Hldx Main $50
NE~TERN CuLLhtfION co
AZ %rw York Nl1rk corner SECOND Az
nrH ..n-rH n rM-.n MtIn rI.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-08

made by r z. Mcconnell a visit.
Ing judge from Victoria. Wednes-
day evening will be society night.
Toy breeds. including French bulls.
poodloa. boston terriers and all
ladies' dogs VIII be Judged. The
show closes on Saturday night.
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AVE TO WED AGAIN


ATLANTiC CITY. n. j.. April 8.
<nliam Hole. %. returned 70 hts
M here after two weeks hon
n0on with his bride. who was
b Katherine Purcell. 10. only TO
keiye notice from Or. Edward
Eon. bead Of the bureau % vital
nt.stics. that the marriage cere-
enY performed by Magistrate
<zis Croft was Illegal
1 grufi violated the act which
brsed the legislature a month ago.
Ming away the marrying power
zr Justices OF the peace The
fznz couple sought out Mayor
Fllam Riddle, who promised TO
tie knot for them.
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BALTlMORE.-TEo maiden Ia.
ta who fer many years have found
~ IN the possession OF two dogs,
|c'ough the efforts OF the new de-
trtmsnt O. the Henry Watson
|ailtrea's Aid society. have dis
<fsed Of The CANNES and taken two
essles as Iets. and they say they
|rs glad they made the change.
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dissolution or PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that Nathan
Hagen and Iver Anderson, who hereto
fore conducted q grocery business un-
der tho firm name OF Hagen n Ander-
son at 6at9 2Sth av, N. w. Ballard
station Seattle, Wash. have now dis
solved partnership by mutual consent.
Mr. Hagen to continue business and to
assume all Indebtedness incurred by
said firm said dissolution 20 take
place December IS. 19l9. Dated 6th
day OF April, 1919.
(signed) HAGEN a ANDERSON.
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use to 400 dogs have been
L..,,a In the 10th annual show
! ,se Seattle Kennel club 40 the
H. NaFehe, opening Wednesday
Lrslus. on the benches VIII be
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seen ~ hut terriers. 4S Alredales.
n Irish terriers. IS Boston terriers
and many other breeds. The show
win he opened at 10 O'Clock IN the
morulng
"Wednesday afternoon awards In
tho settlers and pointers viii be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-08

Dnsson. Infant tsll King It
hgh"rt, Ahraham W. ys rroyidsno"
Gleason, Margaret yr- gifs Fourth
oofciick, tpfaut--tbai No. aOuos
jones. Edwin VT yrn Providence
Lincoln, Iano-1j yrs 1908 y ltth -
Leonard. Robert Washington Chiidren's
retets. John 4. gre poi W 6ard It,
Iiiquist. Huida fs Yrs $50 iii4wstt nv.
Wall. Margaret 81 Minor hospital
~ FLORISTS
HisnoS. FLORIST, eei tNiON ~. 1T
iiuit 'af Specially. funeral work cut
flawafa
70 FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
wAssoN At Htf ttth ay n, April Z
Ida J.. aFu - YeHrs Mother ~ Mrs
Leila y Venerable. Roth ~. Nsata W.
fted 81, tlfsed l. end niek - Was.
IN Hnlmaa city. aud four brothers aud
one sister in the East
Funeral services held ~ y. IN. on
ley Undertaking. Co. columbia sta In.
torment n ST Pleasant cemetery.
~ FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MONS a ruEAsANr, sICCKssoRs 10
htaits Rafferty, Co, Naw Masonlo TEN
pie eli Kilbourns II Phone north ass
noMK UNDERTAKING. co, SUGGEST
ore 20 hasauhurE Co, iii0 Ninth Av.
Phones Main ig6i and Elliott ass
BUTTERWORTH & SONS
taqi FIRST Az
The most complete mortuary establish.
mrnt IN the world Phones ifain and
Elliott ets
n g Sofih as " Farhnsr
Is y MiIfLEsrADf, tNDEHTAki.u
end vfnhaimef. ifte Market It Phone
ballard 6fa
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81 CITY REAL ESTATE
CONTINUED
l-nooM rrneIsnrn corrAnr
OsoAn JEnanN 4 90.

~ hHioz-n lot, ono block from Phinnay
~ car WotsL rcado. walks. lights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-08

gil Eorihern Bank nldz, an ana piks
A HNAr--hiODEtN HOJnEt IHITf
bearing orc hardi large yard. close 20
we car lines Oh improvements Ga Wi
Sol - farriNro f0r >nsh Or on terms
q " Webster ggas Waiiinsfor6 ~.
North s4f
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MACHINERY FOR SALE
DIAMOND MACHINE MANUFACTURE
Ing Co. fifth floor Manufacturers HS-
change Bldg, Occidental nnd King
Dear cutting. general machinlata. In
MENTIONS developed Phone Main 1914
lac PRlNTERB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-08

Small caHh payment puts you IN your
home Riches, land on earth up-to-
date community. with good roads. tsls-
phones and Seattle usighbors
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bCH EACH
CONTINUED


$40 acres. Iat river bottom. balance
bench lard This would make good
dairy or stock ruurh Terms on part
ADAMS. WiNGHfP z ADAMH
GzE Culmau IifF
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ISLAND INVESTMENT COMPANY

CONS in and talk 70 "a, about our aidsr
land with living water tBt 90 W. ac-
cordinE 20 location. Owners
fis BOSTON BLOCK
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rRIcE 80 pEn ACRE
CLIFFORD VAN ARsDAIE. Inc.

Adjoining land sold for more than 500
per acre.
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HAVE SOME FINE TAKM LANDS FOR
sale in upper gkaEit valley first class
soil Price tzs 20 so per acre II J.
Mooney Concrete. wash.
WE ARR PREPARED TO LOCATE sEV-
srai good homarfeads In Oregon g5s
Central BidE. Phone Main f2TT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-08

eiIB-eIO DOWN. IS 4 MONTH.
Five Hffas good clay JOAN soil fsae
from stone Or gravel part cleared
plenty o. grass fDr stock. close %
town with good pay f9ii X \ uHIIR
ifIt American Rank nfdn
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CLIFFORD a VAN AnsDALE. Inc.
DEMONSTRATION

Main office 1919 Third Az
Branches - WashinEton 81. leo Main 81
g9 CITY REAL ESTATE
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M Wo NTFD NM LNTf 2 D
10 ACRES FOR $500

AN LEAVING SEATTLE WHO
wants ANAL farm. close inf Big housed
barn. etc orchard; ! acres curFants
etc s. loo. terms Lincoln. 2sEs ssth
3 W Phone owner evenings. Grant
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nain Offoe 1919 Third Az
ranches - washington Sc. 100 Main 81
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A sNAP IOH CASH

20 acres juat west ~ Seattle. IN the bss,
section or tho Puget SOUND country.
whore prices are bound % advance
Every dollar invested on Seattle water
front ain enhance tho value d this
property. Tract Ia good deep soil. with
running water. and adJoins well im-
proved ranch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-08

The price table I0yfour selections rs
f dollars and five dollars month
no Interest. Just the music and aongl
Mail orders filled Machines anywhere for free trial Money
.sDk II IT,.
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T. n Trusblood, IN, d. NJ. p.s-offlos
2ee-l MRsioG bidGb Main 72ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-10
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

An incident OF the closing recovery In
prices on the Consolidated STOCK IN
change was the buying OF Reading by one
firm, which secured 300 shares at l55Ns,
similar amount at 1861 and $50 shares AT
lJSSs The latter was Readings closing
price and compared with a high touched
on the New York Stock Exchange OF l5o'2
The rally I'm the general market put a
number Of the prominent stocks 20 their
highest quotations for the day. This was
after a period of decided weakness In tho
earlier trading Adverse factors included
the reported further ardening or the tllne
money rates, the weakness I'm United
States per cent bonds. the fall I'm BRUSH
consols 20 a new low record ana the ais
turbance to finance generally because OF
the latest Balkan war. Favorable innu-
ences I'm the afternoon were the decrease
of 1859 900 pounds In copper stocks, an
nounced by the Copper Producers Asso-
citation, and the showing Of the monthly
government crop report. Business was on
a good scale OF activity. particularly on
the early decline, with commission houses
handling numerous orders. Sales totalled
"a. go shares. which was greatly In excess
OF Tuesdays total. Canadian Pacific
was an especially weak stock early In the
day. being unfavorably affected by re-
ports Of a contemplated '6O,DCoOO addi-
tional stock issue. on the $3.50 O'Clock
opening call IL sold at 2l3A, the latter, It's
final call price. representing a decline
from Tuesday of 2. OF "A point. Its subse-
uuent opening and high on the New York
Stock Exchange was 2l2bs. IL failed 10 sell
on the Consolidated under 2O8ss, against
low on the other board of 20siA. Steers
low was 5i1z. against jlss, and Amalga-
mated Copper's low 62A, against 62bs; but
Reading got down TO l55ik, against l5Jh,
and American Can to 26i4, against 25@s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-10
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-Call money
was slightly frmer Rates: Opening,
per cent; highest 2lz per cent; closing.
"a per cent. Time money was firm.
Rates, 34 per cent for sixty days, 4Ad
AZ per cent for ninety days, 41zd5 per
cent for four months. 5zq5A per cent for
five months and 544q6 per cent for six
months. Mercantile paper was dull.
Rates, per cent for sixty TO ninety days
Endorsed bills and choice four to six
months single names
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Fore ex-
change closed steady. Yesterdays quota
tions: Demand sterling. 1850: cables.
A8740: sixty-day bills, 4S3l5d4S320; short
francs. 5.l6h less 3-3245.1Sls less 5-6i; short
reichsmarks, 50 3-l5 less 1-32.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bosto par
Savannah. buying 3-16c discount selling
telegraphic &c premium: Charleston. buy
ing par, selling 1-l6c premium; Chicago.
exchange before clearings 10c discount;
New Orleans, commercial 75c discount.
bank 81 premium; St Louis, exchange Sc
premium bid, 10c premium asked.
SILVER MARKET silver in Lon
don was steady at &c l5-l6d
SUB-TREASURY.-T United States
Sub-Treasury was a creditor at the Clear
ing House yesterday TO the extent OF
$l36.123.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York. ex-
changes $26l, 66424O. balances NS,Si.78;
Boston, exchanges $24.9S6.674 balances
S744, S72; Philadelphia, exchanges s26, $50, AL,
balances Sl,S2l. 1876; Pittsburgh exchanges
$40. 755 337; Chicago. exchanges AS 500, 29S,
balances 2.755,S52; st. Louis, exchanges
80 9l4 90 balances 81 ,02l, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-10
STOCK MARKET REVIEW
Early Declines, Followed Later
by Partial ReCOverieS.

Following he unfavorable events
that held public attention on Tuesday,
such as the Pittsburgh bank failure,
strike news. discouragirg reports from
abroad, etc, il was hardly to be eX.
pected that the New York stock mar
ket would display remarkable vitality
or that an upward tendency would be
exhibited at the opening. Initial prices
agreed with the range Of quotations in
London. and Union Pacific, United
States steel common and New York,
New Haven & Hartford opened with
losses, while Reading remained UNI
changed.
Soon after the business of the day
was fairly started weakness developed
and continued throughout the fore
noon, while activity quickened as the
decline progressed. The selling by
London of about 1900 shares in this
market, a large part of which was
Canadian Pacific, caused that stock to
sell down several points, while in SYM
siderably off from the closing price OF
Tuesday. In the afternoon portion of
the losses sustained during the morn
ing session was recovered, and United
States Steel common, Union Pacific,
Amalgamated, Reading and Lehigh
Valley made fractional advances.
Canadian Pacific recovered n small
portion Of its decline, but the rally was
shorr lived, and in the late trading the
tone was dull and the final prices av-
eraged slightly above the low points OF
the day.
The news OF the day included the
Copper Producers Association report
showing stocks of copper on hand July
! amounting to 52,904, COG pounds. a
decrease Of 14,569,619 pounds. COM
pared with 67,474,225 pounds as re-
ported on June 1. This report. while
favorable 10 copper shares. did not in
spire any special activity on the buy
ing side, although some small improve
ment was exhibited in Amalgamated.
Considerable interest was manifested
in the government crop report which
appeared at 2:15 o'clock, in which the
estimate on winter wheat was consid-
erably above last years crop. but the
spring wheat indications and the pro-
spective yields Of corn and oats were
| below last years figures. Based on an
area estimated at 106,SS4,O 900 acres. the
condition indicates a yield of corn of
2,971, 100000 bushels.
The local money situation attracted
more attention than usual, as the re-
suit of a higher call loan rate, ranging
at 2A per cent for renewals, with a de-
cidedly firmer tendency. Further en-
gagements Of gold for export were not
reported during the trading hours of
TIE day, but there were signs that
Withdrawals will continue as soon as
an available supply is in hand. The
volume of business for the day was al
most double the recorded transactions
Of Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-10
U. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington, July 9-The condition Of the
United States Treasury at the beginning OF
business to-day was: Free balance in Treasury
and banks. slI1 .523. l49; balance in Philippine
Treasury and unavailable. s2e,i2l,oo5; net bal
ance I'm general fund, Sl37 .845054; receipts
Yesterday, 81 isJ. 92s: pay warrants drawn,
So O3O 7O4 The deficit this fiscal year is So
$50 POS, as against a deficit OF S4.2s2, $50 last
year. The figures for receipts. disbursements
and deficit exclude Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-10
BANK OF GERMANY RETURN.

Berlin, July 9.-The weekly statement
OF the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows
the following changes: Cash on hand In
creased 24,77500O marks: loans decreased
49.27S.000 marks; discounts decreased lss,,
l5S,OOO marks: treasury bills increased
s ,925, 900 marks; notes In circulation de-
creased 900 marks; deposits de-
creased 1885,. 900 marks: gold on hand In
creased l8.5S,000 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-10
NO STOCK ISSUE PLANNED
Canadian Pacific's Head Says
Road Has Cash Enough.

Montreal, July 9.-Sr Thomas Shaugh-
Messy president Of the Canadian Pacific
Railway Company. denied to-day the ru-
mors that the company contemplated an
issue of additional stock.
THE Canadian Pacific is comfortably
off for cash" he said. being placed 80
by the recent S105.COo,ooO common stock
issue. No additional issue Of common
stock is imminent"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-10
Rpdmond 500.
80 Pine ST., New York
Conservative
Investments
Octoher 1. 1912.

STATEMENT 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 1872
Editor, Hart Lyman,
Tribune Building. New York
Managing Editor ogden Mills Reid.
Tribune Building, New York
Business Manager, Condo Hamlin'
Tribune Building, New York
Publisher. The Tribune Association, New
York Corporation, Tribune Building. New
York
Owner, The Tribune Association.
Stockholders holding per cent or more Of
total amount Of stock: Whitelaw Reid, 451
Saadlson Avenue, New York: ogden Mills
REID, Tribune Building. New York; Elisabeth
Mills Reid, 451 Madison Avenue. New YORK.
Ogden Mills. 10 Broad Street. New YORK;
Estate OF William Walter Phelps, Frederick
II. Aver, Estate Of J. c. Aver, Estate OF
Joseph p. Beach. Inez T. J. Cheney, ogden
IL Mills, Is Broad Street, New York; Henry
wv. Sackett Tribune Building New YORK
sConde Hamlin, Tribune Building, New YORK;
yDonald Nicholson, Pleasant Valley, ~ y.
Known bondholders, mortgages and other
Eecurity holders, holding 1 per cent or more
Elisabeth Mills Reid. Ash Madi-
son Avenue, New York; Whitelaw REID, 4ol
Madison Avenue. New York.: ogden Mills.
rs Broad Street. New York: ogden Mills
Reid, Tribune Building New york Henry W.
6ackett, Tribune Building. New York.
Average number Of copies Of each ISSUE OF
fhis publication sold or distributed, through
Ihe mails or otherwise. TO paid subscribers
during the six months preceding the date Of
CoNDE HAMLIN.
Business Manager.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this 30
day Of July. 1913. ,
lseail VIM BARKER.
Notary Public, n. Y. County. No. 2e;
(My commission expires March 80, l9l4)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-10
FINANCIAL FIELD
Depression General in London
and on the Continent.
tBy Cable to The Tribune.l

London, July 9.-Depresslon was in EVIL
dence in all the departments to-day ana
operations in the London stock market
were chiefly on the selling side. Gilt
edged investments, as we'll as the specu-
latiye issues, sold down, consols estao-
fishing a new low figure in their present
form and giving the highest yield TO IN
vestors in many years. The news from
the Balkans was especially disturoihg'
and so long as the outlook for peace Is
unfavorable the market seems destined 10
remain dull and unattractive. American
shares were heavy, and, ignoring the
trading for new account which began TO-
day, they failed to rally and closed frac-
tionally below parity.
Consos closed Is lower at TIA for money
and u 7-16 for the account. Cahadidh
Pacific closed AZ lower at 2l5ls.
The premium on gold at Madrid to-day
was quoted at 795. compared with 10
Yesterday. and at Lisbon at 10, unchanged
Paris. July 9.-Sentiment was decidedly
bearish and weakness prevailed through
out the session OF trading on the Bourse
to-day. with lower prices at the close.
Three per cent rentes closed 21s CEN
times lower at So francs So centimes for
the account
Exchange on London. 25 francs ?ila CEN
times for checks.
Private rate Of discount, 3& per cent.
Berlin, July 9.-There was no activity IN
the trading on the Boerse to-day, but
better feeling was shown as the result oil
the improved money market, and prices
preserved steady tone.
Exchange on London, % marks 20 prem
nlgs for checks
Money, 3l2qi per cent.
Private rate OF discount, 40 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-10
April !. 1913.

April !, 1915.
STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP, MAN
agemept, 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, Condo Hamlin.
Tribune Building. New York.
Publisher The Tribune Association. New
York Corporation, Tribune Building New
York
owner. The Tribune Association.
Stockholders holding per cent or more OF
total amount OF stock: Estate Of Whitelaw
Reid. deceased. Tribune Building, New
York; ogden Mills Reid, Tribune Buildins'
New York; Elisabeth Mills Reid, 45l Madi-
Broad Street. New York; Estate OF william
Walter Phelps. Frederick i. Aver, Estate OF
J. C. Aver Estate Of Joseph p. Beach. lnez
i. J. Cheney ogden l. Mills 10 Broad
une Building. New York Condo Hamlin'
Tribune Building. New York; James NJ. Bar
rett. Tribune Building. New York; Donald
Nicholson. Pleasant Valley. n. Y.
Known bondholders. mortgages and other
security holders. holding / per cent or more
OF total amount OF bonds mortgages, or other
securities: Elisabeth Mills Reid, 45l Madi-
son Avenue. New York; Estate OF Whitelaw
Reid, deceased. Tribune Building. New York
ogden Mills, Is Broad Street. New York.
ogden Mills Reid. Tribune Building, New
York; Henry W. Sockett, Tribune Building.
New York.
Average number OF copies Of each issue OF
this publication fold or distributed, through
the mails or otherwise. 10 paid subscribers
during the six months preceding the date Of
this statement, bO,9S4.
CONDE HAMLIN,
Business Manager.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this Sd
day OF July, 1918.
fsesl1 VIM. BARKER
Notary Public, ~ Y. County No. 20.
(My commission expires March 30, l9l4)