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domestic crop conditions in the clos
ing days of the week and September
showed net gain of n cent for the
week.
Oats gained 2as cents during the
week. There was nothing to support
the market but the surprising strength
in the corn pit, but bull leaders made
the most OF this argument.
Provisions sagged all week without
the support of higher hog prices that
maintained the market in weeks pre-
vious and at the close today prices
were generally lower.
Daily Range of Prices.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. a.
Open High. Low. Close.
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ceipts 1000; market weak, mostly
10 cents lower. Bulk of sales, 1856
@e1O; light, sS.s5@93O; mixed, $685.
@9.3o; heavy. sS.15@91O; rough.
SS15@S.40; pigs, s6.00@S.s5.
Cattle receipts, none; market nom
inally steady. Beeves, s6.9o@9.1o,
Texas steers, s675@7so; western
steers, s64o0TS5; stockers and feed
ers, s5.s0@7S0; cows and heifers,
$3.5O@S.00; calves, SS,0001O.75.
Sheep receipts 1000; market slow
and weak, Natives, s415@5.25; west
ern, s410@525; yearlings, s5.5OD
$50; lambs. native, s4.45@72o; west
ern, $6.o0@7.25.
ST. Louis Cash Grain.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2.--Wheat-No. Q
red, S515 @S6&c; No. 3 red, S4@S51sc;
No. 4 red, Slk@s31sc; No. 2 hard,
winter, S51s@S9c; No. hard winter.
! S41a @89c.
Corn-No 8, 7o1zc; No, 4, CSC; No.
yellow. 71@71Ac; No. 3 yellow.
! 7o1sc; No. 4 yellow, s9@7oc; No. 2
white, 72hc; No white, Tic; No. 4
white, 69c.
oats-No. 2, 4o11 @41c; No. 3, 4oc:
/ No. 4, 39c; No. white, 421a @43c;
/ No. 3 white, 4115@421ac: No. 4 white,
4n941c; standard, 42@421ac.
Peoria Cash Grain.
PEORIA, Ill, Aug. Corn receipts
43 cars; market 1c higher No. 2 vel.
low, No. 3 yellow, No. 2 mixed and
No. mixed. 691ac.
4 Oats receipts 70 cars; market k@
&c higher; No. white, 42hc;
standard, AK @42c; No. 8 white,
41Ac,
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Mrs. Henry King is visiting at OF
tumwa for ten days with her brother
Or, p. Anthony.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
THE COTTON MARKET
Loses Part of an Early Advance
but Closes Higher.

There was a slight decline at the open
ing of the cotton market yesterday. but
an active demand. credited 10 Wall Street
and uptown sources, with some fresh buy
ing for long account. started an upward
turn. which carried new crop months into
new high ground for the movement, with
October going from 11.55c 70 1l75c in
side of half an hour. and uncovering STOP
Joss orders, and new crop positions gen
orally IA to Il points up or about 30 10
95 points above the low level OF last April
This rise placed the market here on
normal parity with Liverpool, and there
was heavy selling by Liverpool houses IN
the way of undoing straddles The sensa-
tional advance brought out considerable
realizing. In the late trading the market
was somewhat unsettled and the close
was AT a decline from the top OF the day
July showing a net loss Of , points for
the day at the close. with new crop months
about 3 TO Q points ne; higher. Southern
markets we're unchanged 70 sc higher,
and the local market was steady at an
advance ~ points 10 12.4oc for mddling
upland: no sales Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
SAVINGS BANK DIVIDENDS
Greater New York Institutions
Declare Semi Annual Rates.

The greater portion Of the savings banks
in greater New York announced yester-
day the declaration OF their semi-annual
interest rates. which are payable on July
/. In each instance the rates are the
same as paid on January 1. The list is as
follows:
Manhattan, 3l9 per cent; Metropolitan
{: New York. { North River, 81; Union
Dime, 3i4; Broadway, 4; Citizens, 3l2;
Commonwealth. 4; East River, 4 Emil
grant Industrial. 4; Empire CITY 519'
Franklin. 81 German. 3l9; Greenwich
on 81 900 and 3i2 on sums over $1,000 I;
Brooklyn Savings {; German Savings. OF
Brooklyn. 31a Kings County, 1; South
Brooklyn T. Williamsburg, 4 American
3Ia Bank for Savings 3i9; Kings County
Savings Institution, Brooklyn, 4 German
Savings Bank of Brooklyn, 3i2; South
Brooklyn Savings Institution, A. Metro
politan Savings Bank, a. Brooklyn Saw
ings Bank 4 United States. 3i2; West
Side. 3l2. and Union Square, 3la.
At the Seamens Bank for Savings II
was stated that its regular rate had been
declared. but that depositors had not yet
been notified
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
NEW YORK CURB.

Speculation In the curb market yester-
day was moderately active. and while
some heaviness was shown al the outset
before midday decidedly frmer tone de-
veloped in spots The feature was the
tobacco issues. especially Tobacco Prod
ucts preferred which has shown decided
strength during the last few days on
heavy purchases by people Identified with
the company, one house alone taking over
700 shares al an advance OF points 10
o.. but subsequently II lost the gain and
points. United cigar Stores. after easing
OF q. recovered and advanced ? points
further. British American Tobacco, after
an early small recession. recovered. There
was slightly better demand for the
Standard on issues which ruled generally
firm The copper stocks were compara-
lively quiet. with narrow price nuctua-
lions. Silver shares were steady.
Dulness prevailed In the Nevada group
ana prices IN general were reactionary.
North Star strengthened in the early
hours from slieC 10 80. later easing on 10
"a closing price Of 81, TonOpah Merger
lacked support and moved from lie down
10 final ~ 6sc. Jim Butler was heavy at
zoe 20 SIC Transactions lu West End
were on large scale. tho stock coming
ont az ilN 20 NI Mizpah Extension de
C'iued from 53c 10 jGc and Midway was FOR
sale AZ ilc Sales Of Montana were re-
corded az $la and OF Rescue Eula at l5igc
and lsc Belmont was Of 70 Nii Gold
with sales Of 81 1916 10 81. Atlanta
changed hands az lic and Merger Mines
al lsc
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. June 1.-THE continued stead
iness in the Eastern markets furnished
the incentive to small purchases Of va
rious stocks to-day on the local eX-
change; but In most Instances price move
ments were narrow and the trade volume
fell a trihe below the average of preced-
ing sessions. Sears Roebuck common
gave better account OF itself. so far as
higher prices were concerned, moving up
around II. points. While fractional bet
torment was noted In the positions OF
Swft's. Pacific Gas common. both classes
Of American Can stocks. the preferred
shares OF the latter selling ex-dividend,
and National Biscuit, United States Steel
common and Montgomery Ward preferred
remained firm at unchanged prices.
Sears Roebuck preferred and American
Shipbuilding common, both of which fell
off I'm the neighborhood OF !. point, were
the only weak ones. Business in bonds
reached the usual volume. Chicago Rail-
ways "B" dropped 25s points and Peoples
Gas SIS advanced Is. Other prices were
fractionally lower.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. June 17.--Trading in domestic wool
4. said 10 be "spotty." with values still hold
ino low levels. The feature Is recent sale
~ half blood Montana staple. al between
So 19Ic Bidders for the new clip are more
-c,ive in the West. In the fleece wool see
,tor general apathy seems 10 prevail. al
,bonrh some new Ohio has been sold ~ 23c,
snr unwashed delainc. \ fair quality Of
nyIied wool has been taken recently Lead
'"S S6hI" and Pennsylvania feeces: Delaine
ashnd n7a2sc. Xxx. 27c; hne unmerchant-
',ia % n a3c; half blood comblng. &c; three
"tmh,bs 9S y n 2ic; quarter. 2Jh a FAC; de-
ia1ne unwashed .2 a 2Jc: me. .o42lc Mieh-
an iainS and New York Fine unwashed 100
,san ns SsIatne aOd2ic; half blood, y n 23c;
.oc, pn,~h,hs aad .Sc Wisconsin and Mis-
lh,ef' 1!hree.eighths blood. 23g 2ie; quarter;
SOU. soIa.c Kentucky and similar; Hslf blood
~ .3msi,od "a 2sm2Ic. three-eighths, 4g2oe,
uhwa uhwNaass,rcd basis-Texas: Fine twelve months
~, o., 0nc six TO eight months. i'q fsc;
o2Wo2LIi as1 tsc. California northern ~
hts hito. middle county i6a &c soutnern, -
aS ISe fail free asa 4se Oregon o'5,nr Ea'5SrR 5s
no ! sSlsv SsHl No l. 53d jic: TerIdory. fans
ooc, va, n s6c: nnc medium oag soe, nm, me
staplS, -" 20 n 52c. fine medium 4oT1oc' nalt tllt
, siotn'ns, sso,mbing' 30 n 52c; three-eghths' -"
4sG: Gu1Hr's,r,, -" 5sa &c. 4 suPcrs, isu'2e'
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
so. PACIFIC NOTES SOLD
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Get $780,
100000 One-Year 5 Per Cents.

Announcement was made yesterday that
syndicate headed by Kuhn. Loeb &
Co had purchased s20,000o0 one-year ;
per cent notes OF the Southern Pacific
company. This is part Of the total au-
thorlzed issue OF s3O,COO.cOO which was re-
Gently approved by the California Rail-
road Commissions
1t was stated that the notes would not
he offered for public subscription. but II
was learned that the price At which they
were taken by the bankers was equiva-
lent TO an interest rate of 6l2 per cent
The notes have all been placed with the
syndicate members. II is understood that
the balance OF the authorized issue will
he sold before the close OF the current
year if market conditions warrant the
sale
The proceeds from the sale OF the notes
are 10 he used for general improvement
purposes
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
BIDS FOR BONDS REJECTED
Tennessee Funding Board Acts
When S1,565,000 Is Taken.

Nashville. Tenn June 1.-THE Tennes-
see Funding Board this afternoon re-
iectod the few bids received on the pro-
posed Issue ~ Sll.5coOo) Of refunding
bonds. giving as ground that legisla-
ton making the proposed issue possible
provided for the sale Of all the bonds. not
a part OF them.
The bids were opened at noon. and only
81 $50. .OO0 OF the total was spoken for
and that i'm small amounts on which the
bids ranged from G43 20 par.
The proposed issue IS OF forty-year !
per cent bonds. and was authorized 10
fund the entire state debt which falls
due this year--sbout 50, $4,000 July and
about 81 $4,000 October I. An issue OF
short term notes to take care OF the ola
bonds til the money market improves
has been proposed. but this requires fur
ther legislative action.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Will. prices for the leading stocks were
generally we'll under the best ngures al
the close OF the day. the market on the
Consolidated Stock Exchange, as a whole.
reflected Improvement as result or the
i've and a half hours OF dealings. lhere
was an early period Of weakness followed
bv vigorous upward swing under the
lead OF Union Pacific and Reading
Prices reacted IN the afternoon, when
news was received from Washington that
the Cabinet had adjourned without reach
inc a decision as 10 the latest Hartman
merger dissolution plan. Throughout tho
session great interest was taken py the
trading element I'm the question as 10
whether the government would agree 10
the proposed exchange Of the Union Pa
clnc's Southern Pacific stock Tor the
Pennsylyania's Baltimore ONO shares
prior TO the Cabinet meeting there
were reports circulating that the Attor-
rev General had decided To approve
the plan. Business was active on
the floor. with the sales totalling o-'S'o
shares This included $3.50 shares IN the
half hour before trading started elsewhere
i'm Wall Street. While prices on the $50
o'clock opening call generally renected
declines compared with Mondays closing
quotations. they failed to get as low as
the prices cabled from the LONDON mar
ke, before the opening here. lnterboroush
pr.ferred was a particularly active and
strong stock. but its high was bS. Tnere
was transaction in Wabash preferred AT
IA. representing the only market FOR tnat
stock reported In Wall street during 'he
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
ORIENT APPLICATION IN
Asks Final Decree in Receiver
ship to Permit Sale.

Kansas City, Mo, June H.-Application
for final decree in the recevership OF
the Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Rail-
way TO make possible the sale Of the
railway was filed to-day before Judge
Pollock in the Federal Court in Kansas
City, Kan, by attorneys for the United
States and Mexican Trust Company ana
the bondholders OF the road.
Judge Pollock on receipt Of the appli-
cation announced that final decree IN
the receivership would be recorded to-
morrow There was no need now, he saio'
Of setting a definite date for the sale OF
the railway. and the matter would be
allowed to rest with the court until such
time as a reorganization committee rep
resenting the bondholders and creditors
of the road was prepared to purchase
the properties.
This reorganization committee has for
several weeks been at work In New
York arranging details OF the organiza-
ton of a new company 70 rehabilitate the
railways. and to-day's action was ex-
pected to hasten the formation of this
company. II also is stated that in addi-
tiOn to taking over tne proper ues se'o'o'
million dollars of new capital will be
added. About s2i,0OOOOO OF bonds are out
standing against the road, which it is
expected will be sold TO the highest
bidder.
Judge Pollock appointed receivers Tor
tho Orient on March last year. NJ. L.
Turner, oklahoma City, Okla; j. u
Davisson. Wichita. Kan, and Edward
Dickinson, Kansas City, were named 10
take charge OF the properties, save those
in Texas Separate receivers were named
in that state
At the time the Orient went into re-
ceivers' hands it's officials attributed
large share OF their difficulties TO money
onditions--especially in the matter OF in
ability to get loans.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
AONEY AND EXCHANGE.

! Is MONEY MARKET.-Call money
@ Rates. Opening, 2 per cent;
y per cent; closing, 2iz per cent.
''sy was easier Rates. per cent
0sys' h4Qrz per cent for ninety
Nr cent for four months. 5g5l4
months and 5A05lz per cent for
'aa s Mercantile paper was mac
y, @s'es Sza5 per cent for sixty 10
1ags indOrsed bills and choice
"' months single names.
-. -'SN EXCHANGE. Foreign ex-
y. '0Seo steady. Yesterdays quota
asnd sterling. As6S50AS69O; ca
L. -''ei.sl25. sixty-day bills. 4.s3lJ;
h slcs Sl 5.iSis plus 1-6i; short reichs-
~ plus l-S2
sEarlc ExcHANGE.-Boston. par:
! ouying 3-i6c discount, selling
.a,,,, francisco, sight &c premium,
J. | N Premium. Charleston, buy
a.. 'sling l-lsc premium; Chicago,
ss.,,. ''c premium; New Orleans,
Ia ~ ''c discount bank 81 pre-
"a, !" S'AkKET.-Bar silver in Lon
=. easy at 27Ad.
,."IAsuRY The United states
g.. was a creditor at the Clear
{A Yesterday 90 the extent OF
4 ess ,.nhAklNGS.- New York. ex-
ss,,,s. ,s.'''sSs,SIi. balances SIG. 40. .7es
4 = s,.. @ exchanges so. 9.e5ol7O, bal
~; psi,es' Pittsburgh. exchanges
i N ~ more. exchanges Ss,076. IA.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
MEXICAN ISSUES BARRED
Government and Railway Bonds
Can't Be Listed in Berlin.

Berlin, June 1.-THE issues of the pro-
posed Mexican national railways and
Mexican government loans were barred
from the German market to-day by the
Prussian Minister Of Commerce. Rein
hold Sydow. He notified the banks IN
terested in the international syndicate in
charge of the loans that they could not
be listed on the Boerse.
This action was taken as a sequel 10
the request of the German government
to the great German banks to desist
from further foreign 1otations in view
OF the monetary pressure 1t is under
stood that the German underwriters Of
the loans will endeavor to place their
quota abroad.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market lor
conper was steady, with lake quoted low
13Xc. electrolytc. 147s n &c. and cas'ins'
14Zc standard copper on the Metal GN,
change was weak. with spot. June, July aho
August quoted l411450c In London cop.
per closed quiet at f64 17s Cd for spot ana
fG5 for futures.
TIN-WeaK, with sales Of 30 tons. spot
Iune JuIy August. September and october.
a. 15n4 Use. Tin In London closed weak
a. 1503 i5s for spot and 1903 lis 90 Tor
futures. ,r 80
and East 81 Louis. 4.i5n4..0c. London lead
closed az $50 1s 80. "a
SPELTER-Wsak; New York spot ~
= he and East 81 Louis. 4D7ihc asked. Lon
don shelter closed at f22 rs I'd.
IRON-Cleveland warrants Sos fRd IN
London Locally iron was quiet and uns
cbar0ed with No foundry Northern quoted
s16TsiG 30; No Northern. si5 75nSio -
10 southern and 80 I Southern SOFT
81. -plAIG
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
uLING BLOCKS RATE WAR?
,;ton Must Pay Same Freights
West as New York.

r,,sirgton. June 7.-Freight rates on
r,sognd import traffic from Boston
9 rot he lower than from New York
r This decision was to-day made by
!. Interstate Commerce Commission
ga rshearing Of the so-called differen-
|, asa which involved tbe adjustment
.n.ss on import traffic among the cities
s,y,on. New York. Philadelphia and
hanore
n. commission points out that the
---sr,isl interests Of New York. Phila-
.,,s and Baltimore and the railroads
Irrg them strongly protested against
.r,, having lower rates than New
Isk The intmation was made that II
sm we're accorded that advantage II
result in A farreaching rate war.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
Mi NOTES OF FINANCE
..c,aphs of Current Interest
'S'' for the Investor.

Ill, vood statistics show that
,ansolSn nuln mills were operating in
~: 'izJ 1S tbat nearly 100000 cords
4rii'' ens sa we're cut in the Dominion
Pulp W. ~ which was manufactured
PEI csH' ~ paper by Canadian mills.
70 pulp =, 1872 showed an increase of
n r''0'o =, the use Of paper in Canada,
n esh' en-, =, OF pulp wood TO the United
q the .acbed 'ar 50 per cent Of the total
.1.a .,on ,' Notwithstanding that all the
,'ia'uoDs, s,ys prohibited the expectation
T'a'', ,ood !, cut from crown lands
~. s.rs Relief to Wall Street
49,. Of how unsatisfactory the
lrSpsl~ the rate cases may be to the
.i:.'lS y vii street can inhale a new
raia o. "a IN abeyance every Monday
a @ az, M supreme Court ruling in
n,is ~ OF course, like a woman
- c...st ,a, always has TO have some
1ll s"e. - about. and some new issue
70 u onsbt out which will supply the
81 K w. used BY the elimination OF
i''a'' ..ses By the first Of July it is
'aH .s.t the Hartman roads viii
1'''s 80 M their differences In the dis
s,ss plan. maybe the , baiNans yam ,'li WIN
lp,- ,oos back to agricultural and ousl- ISL
s'' sv.,. .,,,,s the currency bill and the
8 p-.ss ssnrs may have been put in deh-
lal ,.-r ~, and then, if money should De
~ should worry
,...kboldsrs May Carry the Bag.
..- the income tax may work out
S's5 ...rs5 TO holders of securities, the
'll'.,. ,.a seems to be that stockhold-
'''n' w., 80 the white mans burden
W. s..Ssolders in many instances VIII
J, 'I s.a responsible for the payment
' .,-r,al tax rate. Andrew Carnegie,
y -. 4. m his supposed holdings OF
no, ..so Son 600 in bonds Of the United
s,..l corporation. will be exempt
~, the covenant in the corporation
: ,roylding that all payments OF
and interest shall be made with
- ,,.,.,io, Of any tax or taxes which
s.I company may be required to
W, onlv Mr. Carnegie will be free
y AVIATION. but the majority Of the
u y, n me estimated S2S,ooO'ooo'ooo
1 -, of all corporations in the coun-
n IN hs relieved from the exactions OF
,.oms tax as at present outlined
-,.,sss II remains 10 he seen
50, ~ not some way may be toune
...,h the bondholders as well as the
1 ..ssders Of corporations.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports Of merchandise from the
port Of New York. as officially reported
al the Custom House, for the week ended
June a. were si565099i; for week ended
June Z si7,566, COZ, and for week ended
June ID, 1912, tlf,392 $50
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
DRESSED BEEF PRICES HIGHER.

An advance of half cent a pound was
made yesterday by a prominent packing
nrm in this city on all cuts Of beef from
Nd. / ribs and loins down to No. 3 chucks.
the new price list being as follows:
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18

Liyerpool cables: spot fair business doing
sales. 5000 bales speculation and export. 800
American ZOO Imports. l4,0oO: American.
opened steady 3 20 points higher. Closed
barely steady. net y point lower 20 ! point
higher June, s Jsl: June-July ool '7d; july
August. 4 sod. Angus, September. 64ld. sep
tember- october. 620isd. ctober-Noyemoer
Il o3d. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 6.l9d; December
January and January February, Sl>d; Feoru
arv- March 6 ipd: March-April q 62Od. April
Nav q Old: May-June. q 22d. Manchester
Yarns the higher price asked checks business
cloths hardening.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18

New Orleans. June i7-Buyors Of yester
day oNercd small support. and on poor caples
snd continued favorable weather In the belt
cotton futures opened steady al a decline
Of eight 10 twelve points. but after the post
ing OF the weekly weather reports ther"
was heavy buying on which prices were put
up 10 new high levels for the season. the
December option reaching ll.S0. During me
afternoon the market was quiet ana tle
close vas steady al a net decline Of three %
six points After tho market had reached
tho high point-four 20 nine points over yes
trrdays close-longs realized on large
scale. and their offerings checked the up
ward movement
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
BOND DOTS.

u. ". Rumsey. Village Clerk Of East
Aurora, Erie County, \. y, will receive
proposals until p. m. on June - Tor
$4,000 water extension bonds, denomina-
ton 81 900. dated July l. 1913. and due
July /. 1884.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18

John p. O'Brien & Co, Of Boston were
the successful bidders on June 10 for Sl0.-
ooo 5is per cent ten-and "a -half-year aver
age mynicipal electric light plant oonds OF
Dysart Tama County. Iowa.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
SEED PRICES.

st;B. na -CLOVERsEED primo.
'tk br,,.e,'hfI. - 30. December. 81 %;
I .fiHCyru. vet0ber and December,
GigL ~ prime, cash. 81 10, Au-
December g. 30.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18

T. J. Harwell. City Clerk Of La Grange
Troup County. Ga, will receive proposals
until noon on June "a for $4,000 gas ana
$4,000 school bonds, denomination $i'-
600, dated January /. 1913. and due Jahu-
arY l. 1898.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago. June lI.-Rains over the spring
cron region had a violent bearish eject today
On wheat There setback or itH-c
net with A nervous close. Corn finished Sn sc
fown oats on %Qlc and provisions varying
from last nights ,evel 10 l2i;c decline. Range
OF prl scs. 49,.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-18
ITEMS Of WALL STREET

Transactions for foreign account yes
terday on the stock Exchange amounted
to about 10000 shares all on the selling
side and mostly from Berlin.