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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-Cal MONEY
Was easy. ruling rate remaining - ~,
cont Rates. Opening per cent. hlsutsl
Dor cent. closing pa per cent. =, I Il.'i
money was rather quiet RAY, 80 c.ni
nor cent for sixty days. 4l%aiA per Sene
Tor ninety days. JHJit per cent TOT Ioul
,nontbs. 545I. per cent for five months: .
=, -, nor cent Tor six months. Mercantile
paper was quiet and pTactcely VI
changed Rates: 5@,n6 per cent LOT sihts
-, as per cent for choice -FOUR 10 - -
,,,,ortbs' single names and 6ie per cent
for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Foreign eN-
change dcvcloped a frmer tendency ana
rates for sterling advanced aDoul poiHto'
Yesterday ~ quotations: DEMAND sIeIHU ~.
4 SffiG,4 $50. cables 4.sf06. siXty-day bils'
4S2. short francs, go plus I-0-' sHoi
reichsnarks. % 1-l6 plus l-52.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bos par
Seaman buying 3-l6c discount selllng
mar. san Francisco. sight &c premium
telegraDhic &c premium: Charleston buN-
ing uar. selling 1-l6c premium; ChlcaEo,
Exchange par; New Orleans CONNER Ci 10,
75c discount, bank 81 premium;. 81. LOUIS
exchange &c discount DID, par dShe"
LIVER MARKET Bar silver IN Lon
don was firm at 2s1sd' an advance ol o-i''
srrR.TREASURY.-Th United state
CT. Treasury was a creditor at the Clear
ing House Yesterday TO the extent or
S4s9 PSI.
BANK CLEARINGs.--New York: eX--
obangos s2O03I. Z72. balances SlG.i6s,S2,
Rnston, exchanges s23.5l6,4s5, balances ~
an. 759; Philadelphia, exchanges sZoo5l' ~.
balances 81 330.558. pittsburgh, eAcnanSeS
Is 40s, ssT: Baltimore, exchanges $5,S2:zsS
Iaisnces ssOi, s3l; Chicago. exchanges %o,-
~ s-S balances s3,O03,87l; St Louis, eN-
changes Sl2 Sc, 40, balances N,ho,iso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. sept. Is-'rhe Commercial !.T1,I , bul,
tofin''- WIN saw tomorrow: The feature or
he weeks trading In the wool market mas been
he nurchase by leading New England mill
~ a iarge quantity Of South American cross
bred woods. principally OF low and straight
quarter blood some New Zealand crossbre''s
~ the same grade have also been sold Othei-
,-ise tho transactions OF the week nave been OF
only moderate proportions. Prices hold fairy
steady ON fine woods. but medium 20 coarse se-
Iections are slightly easier Leading quota
tons 49, r,.,.t,.
washed. 2TdcSiac: blood combing' 40 "a e;
three-eighths. 23a2ic: delaine unwashed: "a
orc. fine, 2Oli2l Michigan and New YORK
zine unwashod. 1oa2Oc; delane. 2ca2lc; one
half blood 22n23c; three -eithths. &c. Wis
consin and Missouri-Three- eighths blood, 23c;
one-ouartcr. 22IsG23c. Kentucky and similar
One half blood unwashed. 25G4c; three
eighths. 2ic. A. .u..,,.o ,,o,,,,.
Eoe553c. six TO eight mouths, 4Iqisc; fall, 4Jp
acc California. northern iGa4se; middle coa Jun,
80 A20i5c. southern, 4O6li2c; fall. free. 42n
40 Orcgon-Eastern No ] staple. o5noic;
ciotblng. zoe: valley No /. i3hIJc. Ierritory-
Fine staple. 53G5Jc: fine medium, a2n05c: iine
ciothinr 5OTS2c. fine medium. Ahinisc; blood
combing JGNJ2c: thrce-eghths. 4'nfsc.
"Pulled-AA 50g5 a supers. ioaO'c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
WHEAT DECLINES IN CHICAGO
Corn Oats and Provisions, However,
Show Advances.

Chicago Sept. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a.
sertions that the present Canadian ad-
rninistration cannot afford TO reverse us
anti-reciprocity policy. the wheat market
TODAY showed heaviness on account ~
The apparently certain removal OF Wasn-
ington obstacles 10 Canadian shipments
of wheat TO the United States Closing
prices ranged from last nights lever 10
s.c below. other leading staples scored
net gains-corn. nc 10 nc; oats. l'c to tc'
and provisions. Sc to Zlsc. Wheat traders
wore nervous over Washington reports
that the free listing of wheat could now
he considered az virtually accomplished
Accordingly. the wheat market through
ont the dav seemed inclined to drag low
or and only the operation OF orders 10
buy at a decline prevented a decided set
hack Canadian assurances that govern
mont action al ottawa appeared 10 he
wholly improbable did not greatly aliay
misglvings.
Prospects that the winter crop acrease
will be fully up 10 normal were further
handicap TO bulls. and there was also COS
sin that -four mills were unable 10 sen
further ahead than sixty or ninety days
Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
EXPORTS.
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nov York. Sep'eWNer II TT"
GRAIN - WHEAT - Throughout the d

Now York. September 10 1919.
GRAIN - WHEAT - Throughout the day
the market was practically featureless anr
closed net unchanged except September. which
was 20 net lower. Early tendencies Weve
downward. and the afternoon steaiiness had
ite origin chiefly IN tie sharp Upturu IN corn
and there was only a small speculative trade.
With commission houses acting on both sides
uutelt" ~ deriiu" or l'sc az budapest
changes abroad we're narrow. including IA
decline or Liverpool. isIisc advance in Ber-
lu and q decline Of &c Boo Kansas wheat ~
Antwerp. Some OF tho early selling WIS at
frihuted % spring wheat arrivals Of :. - cars,
against LOB cars last year. OF which Las
cars were ~ Winnipeg. including $50 cars OF
40 ! Northern. Export business reported by
chicago houses vas not subject 70 Conhrma
ton here. nor did u agree with the weak posi-
tion ~ the ocean freight market which would
indicate sCant demand for room. Local e&--
por,crr said the only buslres7 doing now was
boz Manitoba wheat. Of which loads OF fresh
business was reported The announcement
that the conference committee had placed 4
coIntcralling duty OF l0c per bushcl on wheat
hal been expected. and private Information wEs
TO tho effect that canada Is not likely 10 re
move rs duty on wheat under the present az
WIulEration. IN IN" local market 10 reg
was quoted az s6i5c elevator. and tsc. { b
anoat. 80 ! Northern Duluth, pNc, u
aFout CORN"A feature IN corn was an
afternoon advance. which carried prices up &c
a b.shcl from the early low point which mao
been made en- response 10 good weather selling
hv commission houses. fairly liberal receipts
and REPORTS ~ lower cash markets This re-
suited iu er-coui'cnce on the part 81 bears.
and when EFFORTS were made 20 get back theiT
corn ir the l0e' hour prices advanced sndipN.
II vas reported that Montreal lad W0fhc.
sprIe Argentine corn az price ." husheI
cheaper than ChclcO corn could be laid down
there. AMI expected 90 work large line OF
this corn IL the quality IL satlsfacioty. ENpoi'
corn here. So. % aNDat. OAlS-Atter a
little early weakness under commission house
selling AMI hcsrish Argentine reports. oa-s
stsaflci up with corn. and closed IA &c net
higher. Cash ms rief steady. standdrd white
fDi44 no. No ? 1919 sc, 30 DO, 4I'2ltiS';
80 . DO 47Q471c; ordinary clipped. 47q4s &C.
fancy clipped new. 49ieH,oc, all elevator
RYE stead. 80 . Western. - 80. ! New
York. BARLEY Quiet. new mating 1onINc
e j Z Buffalo. Wheat including -four. exports
FOR the week according 10 kraGstrcets az -
grcgafo 4l45.99 bushels. against 44I3.'-'-
last week and 3 sol AZ last year. Tor the sea
son 20 date 81. O0s lGi bushels. against 31.@Ii,
OO4 last season. Corn exports FOR the week.
II T23 against 10 4OS last week and Ito last
year since July !. s57.@>a against S46'66l last
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat a Little LoWer-Corn,
Oats and Coffee Advance.

There were practically no special feat
ures to the wheat market yesterday.
There was some early selling on the
strength Of the continued heavy receipts.
but the bulge in corn caused an upturn
which left closing prices net unchanged
TO %sc lower for September. A late bulge
In corn caught a number of shorts. and
when they attempted to get back early
sales prices went up with rush. and the
close was at net gain for the day Of &c.
oats were weak early. but were helped UP
by corn and closed h9Iac net higher.
Coffee prices took an upward turn after
some irregularity caused by profit taking.
An early advance was lost and later re-
covered. with the close steady, net to IL
points above Wednesdays finals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20

British-American Tobacco Company was
the most active OF the industrials on the
New York Curb Market yesterday Bro
kers state that large orders have been
coming from abroad. which has stimulated
local buylng 20 some extent. II was re-
ported that the company Is planning
stock distribution, but this could not ne
confirmed locally. The directors have re-
Gently authorized an increase in common
shares amounting to about N1cp''"'
which is equal TO about % per cent OF the
present outstanding ordinary shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments for amounts
exceeding 500 were filed yesterday. the
first name being that Of the debtor:
Alta. Ayolc-F. Z. Peters. sI47 36.
Brady. Cnas. J.. and Samuel Heineman-H IL
PoG8eT, Albert j.-J. Kratochvr. siO24 81.
Blume, Ferdinand T.. or Frank Edw!n-M. II.
Bernstein ct al. S2lA gi. 49,, =, ~.
Betz. John, and Chas. ". Jones NJ Hosen.
Brishop D. August and Lena--D. Baskind,
con ii g. Bill J.-oriental Knitting Works.
cramcr. Jean V. R.-A. Van Horn. &ISs S..
Cohen, san--N. Y. Butchers Dressed Meat
Dorsn. FJoseph-sonn Bros. Co. s14ose.
he Takacs. Andrcw-O. Baumann. S21s 81.
Ellis Meiyine-F. Hardy et al, SlG6 81.
Ettinger Hermann. Rusch. SLOT 81.
Farrar. orion R.--Taylor Carpet Co, $50 i.
Filipo Manuel-R. Noecker, 1886 81
oreenberg Abraham, and Jake lanofsAy-
Greenwald. Max-A Tomaschcn s121 o.
Geary. Eleanor VA. Bakst ct al. So.
Hoag Adelaide-O. II. Aldrcd. S70l.
Heuning James VA. Isaacs SID 80
Huttcr. Louis-Market Auto Garage Co. COSTS
HanTotty, Lawrence NJ. jr.-vanderhof & Co..
Johnston Inns on Robert B.-w. J Solomon. sIo1 80.
kaufman, Morris b.. and Ray. Gordon.
K5aIGson. stefan-A. y Corduer. s21s 81
Kuhlman, Frederick Hay c. Wemple Co..
S55S c..
Karp. Michael and Ethel Leibovitz-w william
Underwood Co. Si2n %.
Karp Max ". and Michael Karp. and Ethel
Leihowi'z william Underwood Co. s13s 81.
rathron. William Anthem Steam Heating
Levine. Henry--o Rein. s1s3 ~.
NEEDY, Arthur Nc ", KorpeT! SIS H.
McCooey. Frank Central Cigar Manufacturing
Moore oS,. q John J.-sulzberger & Sons Co,
MS- To Morris HI Galkin. tieo e.
Martin. John H.. and George II. Cluse--Eer-
G %an Eos William }T G Inc 5 Sais G. Mcc1ur.
pr i,2,,7i charles We. p: Crane sln7e
sullivan. Margaret P.-J T. McJennett
sinsheimer. Solomon. p. Miller, 1919 80.
Wea; Co. s149 &c.
storm Augusta--J. NJ. Klein. sll3 Sc
;r-nrtett. Isabella. 3. Montrose S1O3 81.
I'm kf.a Theron--E. Shoemaker. S16G Al.
yVobb prank E-Yellow Taxicab Co, $685. Sc.
Warm. Max-W Daub. 1914 81.
Weller. William Meyer & Tango. tl62 ~.
wells. Adolphus Assets Liquidation Co.
r-cirstein. Motifs KraUs & Bros. st11 ~.
yvcsferman. Charles He. p. Levy, STA O5.
A I schossberger e. Co, 1nc.-ti J.. Bocrick
I a f1"i Development Co-New York T.le-
n one Co. $12j II. 80, CT,
NoriseTn Grain n, CO. e; Sl Man ld sa4e7s7
9 sem Dunbar. Inc.-wehr & Edward. Inc.
500 So t.. Dos.ov,t,,
James ENefafc
1894 u. nj, stno ~
Maple CHAIR Co. FnIte pns, sS7S V n
1 y ln'.l',ll Ne1l CO But,le $214 a.
re- l,I,, 'Construction Col. F. J. Weiher
S2l5 Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
THE METAL MARKETS.

CoPPER-Tho local street msrke; for COP
per was quiet with lake quoted az nc; elec-
trolytic. i67.ai7c. and casting, l6s.dl67.c.
STANDARD copper on the Metal Exchange va.
quiet with September and October quoted
Is I0qI6 45c and November 16Q16i5c. In
London the market firm early. but closed
dull. at f73 lbs % for SPOT and t'3 los Tor
futures.
TIN-steady locally. with spot. September
and October quoted at 400 ~ DC; Noyen-
ber. ~ 9Dlf42 2Oc. and December. 81 500 IL soc.
The Metal Exchange reported at public auc-
ton IS tons Of Straits tin. r. :. G., No VI
Penang. 400 slabs Weighing 5000 pounds.
now in Stetler's stores, sold at A.. o2izc per
n In London tin was firm early. but closed
quiet at 1912 los for spot and tis2 for futures,
IEAD-Quet: New York spot, 4I0c. aud
East ST Louis. 4e0a465c. London lead closed
at faO los. ~
sPEI.TER-ste with sales Of 10000 n
November east 50. Louis) at 5.I0c. New
York spot spelter quoted 5.I5G5.s3c. and East
St Louis. 5.55d6.e7lsc.
Locally iron was quiet and unchanged. Win
No | foundry Northern quoted 1T sl6lSl6 DO:
No 2 Northern. si5 1856 %; No Southern
and soft Sl5 a5dSl5 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Tho full cargo steamer market was decidedly
weak. rates showing declines In several In
stances Boats are being forced upon the mar
ket when there are but limited number or
orders Quotations 10 Liverpool ana London.
2i,d: Glasgow, Dad: Rotterdam. DC; Hamburs'
30 pfennigs: Bremen 80 pfennlgs; HUI. 30;
Bristol. 3i2d Antwerp 2n2l.d: cork for or
ders rs Cd. picked ports. large TONNAGE. - III,
nominal: cotton to London, per 100 I'D, 3Vc.
Charters- British steamer. $3.50 tons. cases
netroleurn hence 10 four ports Australia. sic.
Noyeu ber-December: British steamer 2.si2
IONS nitrate west coast South America TO the
United states, 25s with options. September
oetober: French steamer. 100 90 cases pe'ro-
Tenn. hence to Saigon, Touraine and tor)
HsIphong, &c two ports, 25lsc II three, ccto-
harI November; British steamer. 2.9's tons,
coal. Baltimore TO Marseilles. 1Ss. October;
British steamer, :. 1862 tons, cotton. Whining
ION. n c. TO Liverpool or Bremen, 30s. Sep
tember; British steamer. 2I2l tons, same. 33s
I'd October: British steamer, ZOOS tons, same
from Savannah, 32s 6d. ,tober: British steam
ern. 235O tons transatlantic trade, one trip on
time charter basis 4s Sd, prompt Norwegian
steamer In5 tons. coal. Philadelphia 10 81
Johns Newfoundland. private terms. PROMPT;
schooner 100 tons. lumber Fernandina 20 New
York S. Is: coal out Philadelphia TO Charles
ton 81 10: schooner. 3ss tons, coal, Phlladel-
phia 10 Portland, soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
MOIASSES AND SYRUPS-

MOI.ASSES AND tEN-olOihhs's Wbe
unchanged with fair demand for the gro
cery grades Syrups were unchanged.
NAVAL STORES-There was a steadier
feeling in the turpentine market az +20
4oi,c on hrmness at the South. but trading
was quiet. Rosin WIS quiet and unchanged.
Tar firm. with demand moderate
OIs-Rehned petroleum was in season
able demand at s.TOc for standard white in
barrels at New York. Linseed oil un-
changed.
RICF-No new feature developed and buy
ers continue 10 buy sparingly. Prices were
firm.
SUGAR-Re1ned vas unchanged. With new
business duiet. although Withdrawals on old
contracts we're said to be moderate. Fine
yranulated quoted 460GiI0c. There was
more interest in the raw market. and sales
were reported OF so 900 bags Cubas 20 vari-
ous refners at lice decline Cost and
freIrhis Cubas were sold al Slide. equal
TO 367c for centrifugal Spot prices were
3GTc for centrifugal Bic for muscovsdo
and . o2c for moasses. The London beet
sugar market was firm, with good demand.
early prices being gs 7lzd for September.
as AID for October and 9s7iad for May.
The curb market quoted September ~ ~
Ti,d. october 90 I'D and May as sd d. Willett
e. GRAY. Total stock OF Europe and Amer
lea, $40 $40 tons. against sS35l5 last year
AZ the same uneven date. The Increase or
stock is 446 sos tons against an increase OF
GO2 400 tons last week. Total stocks and
adoats together show a Visible supply OF
/ 40s 800 tons against 1.050,5l5 last year, or
an increase OF 357. s05 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
ONTARIO & WESTERN YEAR.

The New York. Ontario western
Railway Company in its pamphlet reports
for the fiscal year ended June 30. 1913
issued yesterday, showed gross earnings
of s9A5i.3i9. an increase OF s926.io5 over
the preyious year. The total net income
amounted 20 s2,9S7oc2, a gain OF 's72'2i8'
While the years surplus. after deducting
81. 725, 1863 for interest and rentals totaiieu
s. 211,633, which is equal to 2Oo per cent
on the companys s5s,llS.ss3 capital stock
as compared with O.sl per cent earned on
the same stock the previous year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
N0RTKWESTERN'S YEAR
Surplus Applicable to Dividends
Increased S3,150,473.

The Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Company in it's report for the year ended
June 80, 1918. made public yesterday. showed
gross earnings of SS3.025.921. an increase
Of &.337,S29 over the previous year. The
railway operating income amounted TO
S2l.1s7. 277. gain Of $3,656.4O5
Other income last year totalled s3.459.-
1872, making the gross income equal TO
$24660, 769. an increase of $3,73S.O03. Total
deductions from gross income were So
'S5,I5j, leaving a surplus before sinking
fund and dividends Of S4,S75,O13, an in
crease Of $3.150.473
After the payment Of per cent on the
company's preferred stock and per cent
on the common. there remained a balance
of $3,77j,407 to transfer to the credit Of
profit and loss, compared with $751; in
19l1-I2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20

Long Island and Jersey, basket tlgsl 90.
state. bu as basket, s2asb: CORN, 100 ooc0
81 rs; CELERY. dozen stalks, lNsoc: siana.
ard crate. 81 5oIs2; cABBAGEs 100 ssy-eoa;
asa 20. Long Island, So 500 SS 90; EeS-
PLANTS. Jersey. bbi. 50cgsl: LIMA BEANs'
Jersey potato, basket, 75casl 81; Long islano'
potato bag. TjcaSi %: LETTUCE, STATE,
baskef 2Sc@s1 25: 2-dozen crate, 30cGsi 20;
S Saso 5ScGs2 %: MUSHROOMS. No !, Z n
basket. 81 I0is2 20: No .. 7jcasl rs okRA.
carrier. 5OdTsc PEAS. basket or bag sras sr
PUMPKINS. bbl. TEcfs1; PEPPERS. greer:
bSl. eoas5c: sugar bbl. SiGsi %; red. Dbl. sin
81 10: RoMAINE: state. basket .,,c9yI'
SPINACH. basket or crate 2SaoOc; $3.50 ,,Si,
NIps, rutahaga. Dbl, slas1 20 white. u 200
81 rs: TOMATOES. nearby box. sCNeoc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20

II Is said that efforts on the part Of the
minority shareholders committee OF the
HarwoOd Electric Company TO induce the
Lshigh Navigation Electric Company 10
purchase their holdings on mutually
satisfactory basis have proved fruitless,
and that holders have been notified to
withdraw from the pooling agreement
The committee, however, urges that stock
holders enter INTO q new agreement
whereby they will not dispose Of their
Interests for less than So share up
10 October 81 this year, so share year
hence, $50 two years hence and so three
years from October 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
THE COTTON MARKET
Nervous and Irregular, Closing
at an Advance.
WEATHER IN COTTON STATES.

FoT North Carolina. unsettled to-day, with
ram near the coast. slightly warmer In the IN
terror: Sunday unsettled. probably showers IN
western portion; light to moderate south ana
southwest winds
For Eastern Texas. showers and cooler to-
naN IN north, generally fair In southern por-
toh. sunday fair in north. showers ana cooief
IN southern portion; moderPte south "lhus'
shifting 10 north, becoming brisk.
Tor Western Texas. fair In west and SOUTH
showers ana cooler in northeast portion to-dal :
sunday fair. probably showers and cooler ~
extreme western portion.
Tor South Carolina, unsettled to-day, prond-
bly, rain near the coast, warmer IN northWeht
portion. Sunday unsettled. probably showers
lisht 70 moderate south winds
For Georgia and Alabama. generally falr 10,
day. Sunday unsettled, probably showers ana
cooler light to moderate south winds.
For Florida. local showers to-day ana prooa-
bly, Sunday. except fair to-day In Northwestern
portion; light variable winds.
For Mississippi. fair to-day showers an.
cooler at night sunday. light % moderd''
south winds shifting 20 northwest.
For Louisiana. Increasing cloudiness to-uay D
thunder showers and cooler al night OF nuh-
day. moderate south winds, shifting 10 nortn-
west. -,
For Tennessee. fair in east. increasing cloull,
ness in western portion to-day. showers anu
cooler ~ night or sunday. -. H..
For West virginia. fair and warmer to-d,sz'
Sunday unsettled probably showers ana ''''''
moderate east TO south Winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
q & O NOTES SUCCESSFUL.

The 100000 Baltimore q ONO 4s
per cent equipment notes "hich ~eie
purchased Thursday by Kuhn Loeo &
Co. and speyer & Co. and offered on
81 pes cent basis were oVersupsoripeu
more than five times, according 10 t"e
bankers yesterday. The demand io'
them from bond dealers was eNceptiohaIiE
keen and many Of them went to insti'u-
lions and large investors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
PROVISIONS -

PROVISIONS Al 1rst The market was
weaker owing TO predictions OF larger receipts
next week aud moderate liquidation but n
turned strong I'm the late afternoon following
the grain markets. and on fairly active bull
support. closing at best 81 the day. PORK
Steady; mess, $23 J0n$2t: family, S2I J0G
sa6 80: short clear. $50 25GS2l so BEEF
quiet: mess ST. J0dSls 80: family. Si0aSaO.
packet slsGSlo; extra India mess, $40.
DRESSED HOGS-Steady; bacons. I2Aa
13hc: pigs. 13Ac. CUT MEATS-Pickled bel
lies barely steady; 10 NJ. 15igc; L. N. I4Hc:
II 10. 13s.c: picked hams. i5lsc TALLOW-
country. Ga6ac. LARD Firm. middle West.
II. 4Od II. JOc; city. iihH1ihc; refined South
America Il 5jc: Continent. II oOc; Brazil.
kegs 1856: compound steady 9a9hc STEA-
RINE quiet oleo. o., nominal; city lard.
l2isc.
COTTONSEED OII.-C0nsiderable strength
was shown particularly in near positions,
Der shorts hrinncss IN crude. aud n better spot
inquiry, including a moderate demand from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
U. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. Sept 19.-The condition Of the
United States Treasury at the beginning Of
business to-day was: Net balance In general
fond. Slg7 OG3 22g: total receipts yesterday.
k3.OBG,J CG. total payments yesterday. N,tsl.-
ias, The dencit ulis FISCAL year h. 81. 90, lVi,
against a deficit 81 $l4,02l .S0t last year, ex
elusive 81 Panama Canal and public debt
ts@lQss aLl,ns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20

Tillotson e. Wolcott Company, OF Cleve-
land. reports state. were the successful
bidders at private sale for the slo''V'' >
per cent Observation-Disclosures average cou-
pom hood emergency bonds OF Hamilton,
Butler County. Ohio, denomination 60"
and $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20

There was a strong reactonary sentl-
ment nj the opening OF the cotton market
Yesterday, and selling was ENCOURAGED ny
lower Liverpool figures and better weather
reports from the South. An opening de-
cline was carried 10 a net drop OF 10
points, but around 10 cents for January
there was a ready absorption OF oheT-
ings, and the selling movement was soon
checked by renewed crop complaints ana
unfavorable weather reports. with some
buving for trade account The early de-
cline was more than overcome. ana theTe
was considerable nervousness I'm the mar
ket. on the upturn active months went
10 II points net higher, closing within
or 3 points Of the best and general Hst
showing net gains Of 10 points lheIe
was some attention TO heavy Liverpool!
spot sales but most OF the business Vas
IN other than American grades. Weekend
figures showed spinncrs' takings In eA-
cess OF last year. and this seasons eA-
ports arc also slightly over those OF
wear ago. Southern spot markets were
generally i-l6asc higher, but the local
market hold steady at l3ioc for middihs
upland. sales. IS bales. Local contract
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-20
CURB ECHOES.

The meeting Of directors OF the North
Butte which was 20 be held this week TO
ratify an increase I'm capitalization has
been postponed another week owing TO
lack Of quorum. The regular quarterly
dividend Of 80 cents share has been de-
clared.