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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-28
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Acompaiiado de su senora E hija 'ha
regresado de Nueva York, donde pas0
varias semanas, ell doctor Jose Vidal
Vilaret, muy estimado en- Ponce.
Ell individuo Nicasio Garcia ha in
gresado en- ell Asilo de Ciegos.
Contin6a enferma, de alguna grave
dad, la estimable senora Juanita Ca
brera, esposa del Lcdo. Brau, inspec-
tor de alimentos de este distrito.
Aver Sc encontraba en- esta ciudad Ell
Lcdo. don Herminio D1az Navarro.
Sc nos ha informado que probable
mente desde la proXima semana Sc ira
baiara tambien de noche en- las obras
del muelle que Sc esta construyendo.
Las sigrlientes personals han sido elec-
tas para actuar como jurados, durante
ell presente periodic de sesiones de esta
Corte de distrito: De Ponce, Mr.. Hess,
don Bartolome Gonzalez, don Juan
Cardona, don Juan Torruellas Corta-
da, don Julio Biaggi, don Joaquin Ar
ce. don Carlos L. Chardon, don Luis
de la Cruz y don Jose Maria Toro; de
Penuelas, don Herminio Velez y don
Arturo Costas; de Guayanilla, don
Luis Enmanuelli; de Coamo, don Emil
lilo Esteban, don Jose E. Larrauri y don
Diego R. Rivera de Juana D1az, don
JESUS Zambrana y don Juan J. AFRO
yo; de Adjuntas, don Pedro, Conde,
don Juan Giraldez y don Jose Rodr1-
guez; de Yauco, don Felix Cabrera,
don francisco Lluch Mattey, don Julio
Delgado Irizarry.
Corresponsal.
Enero 26, 1913.
Erggos DE- MIgA - CARTK1Af
@s 81 iB0LBFvN NTxr
Esquinas, Fortaleza y San Jose.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-28
AR7ICULOS De FANA
EsCRIBE CON UN AzUL
Ell Corresponsal.

Por medic siglo ell famoso L1qui-
do de Escribir de Carter ha sido el mo-
delo norma en- toda ofcina.
Sc manufacture en- la mayor y mejor
equipada fabrica del mundo, y cada
botella, sea de dos onzas de un litro,
lleva nuestra garant1a de dar satisfac-
ci6n perfecta.
Escribe con un hermoso color azul,
descansado la vista, y Sc Gambia des-
pu6s en- un intense negro permanente.
De venta en- ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-28
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-29
WHEAT AND OATS
CLOSE LOWER
Corn Splits Price Changes
Coffee Loses Its Gain
of Wednesday.

What little news there was in the wheat
market yesterday was Of conflicting
nature, there was no aggressiveness on
either side, and trading was compare
lively quiet with operations small The
technical position is not so strong as 1t
was before the recent covering move
ment, and the market sagged through
lack of anything to stimulate outside or
bull support. Closing prices were heavy,
the net loss for the day being AqSsc.
Corn held steady, under unfavorable
weather conditions over the belt, and
while interior receipts were heavy there
was no pressure on the market, and
prices closed l4c down to lsc up from
Wednesdays finals. oats were inactive
and dropping, closing 1sGAc down.
While there was a little disposition at
times on the part OF bulls to support
coffee prices the pressure of selling, which
caused an opening decline of to II
points, increased during the day, with
Brazil showing a disposition to make
concessions I'm order to effect sales. There
was considerable nervousness at times,
and bulls appeared to lose confidence.
Final quotations were at the low of the
day. net II to % points below the close
of Wednesday, and spot grades also
showed declines of about &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-29
BUSINESS REVERSES

EDWIN i. WELL CWen & Polock)-Ed-
win 4. We'll. living at No. 40 Morningsid9
avenue East, theatrical manager; hIeI
pctitlon individually and as membe s,, OF
The nru OF Wen x Pollock. His Liabilities
arc s23,3O2, mostly for salaries IOydIles.
printing and borrowed money. assets cohsI9'
Of two lots at Montauk Gardens, Long Ihi-
and value unknown. and shares OF htoCA 'i
three other companies, OF no hAlue. Ailo"h
the creditors are, for salaries. Blahche DsSo'
81 500. Grace Beasco, $50 Llillan Nolvn'
S3s. Caroline Dixon. 1901. Nellie De cam
S139; Marie Sabbot. SIS; Bunnie WOODS.
$3.50; Cafl Mcbride, STA; for Ioyaluss ne
Mile Company 1865. Creditors for money
loaned are Maurice Ashe. 5000, charles =.
Morris, Hartford. sl,45e; l. solomon, TO-
ronto $1,000, and job Cort 5000. Among
the other creditors are tho Hotel Rector
$3.50. aud the Friars club. $50. lie caItirs
$4,000 life insurance in favor OF carrie -.
Wen. ......-. ,.-,.s..,..
KAUFMAN & LABENsART-schedules
Of Kaufman Labensart, dealers IN IuI-
nishng goods at go iSss secohG D, " $40
consisting OF stock $1,000. and fixtures $500
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
JACOB sUBKOW-Wiriam Henkel. jr.
has been appointed receiver fer Jacob SUP
Ron. dealer in clothing at ionkers' BOND
cONNES & MYLONAS-Marcus Helfanf
has been appointed receiver for Comes "
Mylonas, confectiOners. OF Honkers' pohq'
HERMAN sCHoTLAND-Petiton hled
against Herman schotland, dealer in jew
cry at No 1876 Third avenue. CreditoIs'
Aaron Chasan. $50; Isaac H. Smith. Sjs2.
and Lyman Handman. S27j. Liabilities are
81. 900; assets, 1000.
PARISIAN SHOP-Petition filed against
Bertha Klosty. doing business 10 tho Paris
ian shop. dealer in cloaks. suits and coats
at 40 6G West 125th street Creditors:
BurNitz & Epstein. 1898; Koroston K
Ecrostof. Sg7: Jacob Goldberg, SlG3, ana
II Shapiro & CO.. $50 She made an as
signment on November "a.
STEINER a. LANDE-Petition hled
against Harry Steiner and Harry Lande.
composing the firm OF steiner Lande, skirt
manufacturers. at No. 50 Mercer street.
creditors: Nathan Gertley. S1i2. William
Belnfeld, ST., NJ. LeviSon 81 Sons, SlOS, ana
Morris SioRel, S2i2. -
PENNER BEDDING MANCFACTURING
CONTEMPLATION filed against the Pen
ner Bedding Manufacturing Company. OF NO.
4GG East 15sth street. by the American Sea
Grass Company a creditor for 500. Tho
company was Incorporated on June IL, 1913
With capital stock of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-29

cember !, 1913, under which may be issued
ten-year gold notes Of the company of
not exceeding the aggregate face amount
Of 100000, to be dated December /, 1913,
payable December l. 1913. to bear such
rate of interest not exceeding per cent
per annum, and to be redeemable at an
amount not exceeding 1O5.
2 To approve the offering to the stock
holders for subscription, at par and &C
crued interest OF s725,cOo face amount of
such notes.
g. To approve the execution of an
agreement with a syndicate whereby the
company agrees to sell to the syndicate
at par and accrued interest all Of such
S'25,COO Of notes as shall not be subscribed
and paid for by the stockholders.
4. To approve the issuance with such
$4,000 of option warrants for common
stock Of the company of equal par
amount, emitting the holders TO obtain
such stock at par at any time prior to
December !, 1923.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-29
Milhauser. Jenny-M. Durkos. 1887 81.

Mllhauser Jenny-N Durkos. 1887 81.
Samc-same. Sl,3sT 81.
McKeon, Johns. Brill ct al. sl37 Of.
Messuri. Frank, and Vincenzo Brescia-State
Messuri. Frank, Bartholomeo Cappello and
Vincenzo Messuri-State Bank. 1913 o.
Nosternick Joseph-E; Mccullough; 800 a..
Newman, Randolph NC. a. Richardson
Polansky, Isaac and Benjamin-E. E. covey'
Phelps. william r.. and David NJ. Pery-D.
G. McQuade costs 1914 10.
Plazurc Benjamin-Br Brooklyn, Queens County
Suburban Rair0ae CO.. ,S costs H., 7i 81 o.
Richie. Adele-H. a. Flurecheim ct AL
Relbin, Isaac-state Bank, s2,Ces rs.
Reina Ignatius Colletti-J. 5. Biesecker'
Stevenson, Anna Lord & Taylor, sls1 81.
Spiesman. Haskell. Messing. sl3I -
Smith Isabella C. W.-John W. Sullivan Co..
Schroeder. Mile Stewart Distillins Co.
500 Al.
Snider. william F., Tolda d. Maness. Thomas
II yanderford and Thomas ]. Jermoe-W A.
Williamson, s., 692 90.
Schneider Mary a. B.-M. Muller. so'IZz 81
Seller. Isaac. Klugnan. Sli3 ~
Tierney. Julia MI T. Noonan, SIP 30
Teitelbaum, Morris-H. NJ a. Gerard, SiA o.
Tempest. Minerva-W Reiman, 1882 10. 40
Wachsman Louis oh. Mayer et al. sl12 N.
Whelan. Mary-Metropolis Publishing Co.
S1O4 ~.
WalGman. Samuel-Pequot Shirt Co, s16s 70
Winston James o., Thomas S. Winston and
Macarthur Bros. Conditional Surety Co.
81. 800 -.
wisker, San-State Bank. 1895 II.
Wilmer. Joseph, and Elias-M. Schneider
Sl34 50.
A. J. H. Brooks. Inc.-J r. Diamond. s24a a.
Codington Goa Paulis. $3.50 20.
Firth Avenue Coach Co.-F. Dillon 1913 20.
Georgia Tie and Lumber Co.-Erie Railroah
Co. 1886 81.
ThirT Avenue Railway Co.-H Berkowtz,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-29
GOLD SHIPMENTS CONTINUE
s2,9O0,000 Withdrawn from
Sub. Treasury Yesterday.

Gold shipments by local banks to can
ada were resumed yesterday on the same
large scale that has characterized the
present movement which began week
ago. The amount withdrawn from the
sub-Treasury was 100000, making a
total Of sl3.GOOO 900 since last week. There
was also transferred through the SUD
Treasury s1,3O0,OO0 for San Francisco
making total transfers for the month 10
that point equal TO $4,000.
OF the Withdrawals for the Dominion yes
terday the American Exchange National
Bank withdrew Sl,5OOCOO the National
City Bank $4,000, the Importers ana
Traders National Bank $4,000 and the
Bank Of New York 100000. Yesterday
was the last day that the Canadian banks
can take gold 10 figure in their November
% statement This, coupled with the TACT
that Montreal exchange has undergone an
advance Of l-64 Of per cent, bringing II
up to Lie Of per cent discount is be-
lieyed TO automatically foreshadow the
end of the present big gold movement 10
Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-29

bbl 65ca$l Jersey, bbl. 81 25asi 20; No l.
basket. 5OcGSl, ONIONS white, lO0ib bag,
Sass: crate, 81 5Oqs2 Is: basket. 81 254sl 20.
ARTIcBOKEs. French. 81 5oasI Is; potato.
bbl S3q$4; BRUSSELS SPROUTS, quart. ag
lie; BEANS. Florida, wax. S3aS0; green $50
slqsi %; 100 punches, Slqsl 80: CARROTS.
bbl, 81 25Gs1 30; bag, Slqsl %; 10O-fb bag.
10000; basket, 65aI5c: 100 punches. '9cep
81 %; CuCuMBERS. Florida. basket SIg
So 80; CELERY. dozen stalks 15a60c; stand
ard crate. 81 5OdS2 80; knobs, 100 punches,
81 5OGs3: CABBAGES. Danish, ton. s20as2
domestic. Sl3gsl6: red. S2$qs23; white, 100:
CAULIFLOWERS. Long Island. short cut. Dbl.
S2asi: long cut. slqs2 80; CHAkp, basket
7Scqsl; CHlCoRY. basket, slqsl 90; EGG iSGa1
81 50 CELERY. cabbage. basket, sl9N ~;
case, s2Gs2 so: ENDIvE, imported. 10. 16@
RADIsH. 100 ID, Sass; KALE. Virginia, Dbl.
40d soc; nearby, 500 IOc: LIMA BEANS, near
by. basket or bass 50cqSl 80; Maryland, bas-
ket S2q$3 80; Bermuda, half box. 81. LET
TUCE, state. Jersey and Pennsylvania, basket.
5OcqSl p; 2-doZen crate, 50cnSl 80; virginia,
basket. 25cdSl %: North Carolina. Sia$l %:
EiSIda' basket 81 2SqSS Kew orleans So
25a50c: OYSTER PLANTS. 100 punches, $50
81; oKRA, Florida, carrier. sass 80; 9-basket
crate. s6qsl2; Cuban, carrier s6gs6 80;
PARSLEY, nearby. basket 25aJ0c; Florida,
basket, s5d$l0; New orleans. S3H$i PAIRS
NlPS, Dbl, 81 25qsl 80; PUMPKINS. Dbl. 500
Zoe; PEPPERS; nearby hbl' 30c4sl ~; bas-
ket 2jd50c; Florida. basket, 75cnS1 p: box,
81 25dSl 80; 9-basket carrier. s2as2 so; RAD
ISHES. 100 punches, 81 5Od$2 so; Virginia.
basket. 4Oa60c: ROMAINE. nearby. basket.
1JcGS1: Maryland and Florida, basket. S10
81 %: New Orleans. Dbl. s2qs2 80; SHALIOTs.
New orleans. 100 punches. $2as3; SPINACH,
Virginia. Dbl. 75cdSl %; nearby, 75cqSii
dS1: Florida. white. box. slqsl 80; basket.
75cdS1; TURNIPS. rutabaga Dbl, 75cdSi l0i
white. 5OcdS1; TOMATOES. Florida. carrier.
s2aS3 so Cuban. s1GS2 10; California fat
case. 81 25aS2 %: WATERCRESS, 100 punches,
SldS1 80.
H0THOUSE PR0DUCTS-Cucumbers high.
er. Lettuce lower. CUCUMBERs. No !.
dozen. $i6Sl so; No .. box. SASS; MUSH-
ROOMS, No l. white. 4-fb basket s0cdS1 23
No T. brown, an basket. 60cdSl buttons. 4
NJ basket, 50q65c; LETTUCE, Boston. 2.boS
strap, 75cMS1 30: RADISHES, 100 punches.
81 50nt2 30; TOMATOES. n. 2Oa25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-29
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following Judgments for amounts
exceeding 800 were filed yesterday. the
first name being that of the debtor:
Lrrlgoni. Antonlo-M. Hogan $40
Alderman. Abraham b.. Joseph Niertele and
Charles Kuilen-Cohen Typermass Co.
S242 g.
Amoroslk, vincent--F. McCabe. $500.
Adler, Jacob P.-J. Edelstein, $ll9 ~.
Barasch, David, or David Barash-L Rosen-
Byrness Eugene-Joseph Musliner Co.. Inc.
$3.50 81.
BaIzhiser, Harry MallInckrodt Chemical
Works. Sl32 II.
Back. Julla-E Flelschl. costs, sl2O s.
Bernstein, Freeman-E. schoonmaker. $40 70.
Brohmer, Albert and Charies-H. II. Kuhl e'
Be ci,i AN Gcrry-s. We'll ct al. 500 Al.
Considine. Lulu-R. Lawrence sl83 IL. -
Cartier, Louis P.-Mnrconi Pub. Corp, $eO6 15.
Crido, Nicholas-G. Riggio. $40 Al.
Doyle. VIM. TIL. J.. Wiesner, Si04 ~.
DOYLE. Wn. Tt. Jaeger. SAB y.
Drucker. Philip Newman, Slli 81.
Finkelstein Florence-A. Muller ct al, sl4S 81.
Flieschcr, Joseph S.-B Anchell S139 Oh.
Freund. Adoph-Francis II. Legsett & Co.,
Fine uarry-D GalewsM ct al si94 26.
Ccflcn, israel-II. Rudolf. S32s Al.
Green, Henderson NJ r.. De Lisser. s1e7 OF.
GLay VIM. E-Ellis Tiger Co., $3.50 So
Gieeckman, Bertha-State Bank. Sl34 80.
GoIdncr' Kalmen NV. Goldberg $500 o.
Hennemeier Edwards NJ. Mccormick. 81,
O44 20. -.
Hefferman. Hannah-T. J. Hills. SIPS Al.
Uealy Patrick 10. Lakin, SLID OF.
HAT Barnett, and Josef Grupsmith-R. Grup-
smith. $2l4 Al
Harnisch Adolph-sulzberger & Sons Co. OF
America, Sll2Q.
Hirschlnan. DAVID. A. Place. 1854 80.
HaIdorn. George-Catlin & Powell Co, costs.
Heye. Blanche-Rochitz & Wheeler Corpn..
S4O7 q.
Toyino. Pasqusle-D. ]. Thow. sos 60
Tohancs Josef a. Pisani ct al, Sl95 II.
lima gliazzo Gioyanni-Consul General OF Italy
az New York ct al. 1881 "a
Same-Same, 1897 ~.
came-Same, 1851 ~.
Xerker. Frederick c. and Katherine-E d.
Morse et al. 1922 %.
Ksun,nan Samuel-H. Schin, 1921 10.
Kahn Isaac-S. Mcconnell ct al. Ssl2 20.
lie pavld-M Bie1enstock. sll9 10.
Lott, Harry Eff. Il Harrison; S0ls ".
Litl gov. Leslie G.-Ed"ard Il. Buhler Co..
anger, David-Brooklyn Heights Railroad Co.
I.,sTi Mortimer L-canavan Investing Co..
MeI ever. Annie. adm.-G. G. Battle ct al. costs,
MSfser, John G.-Geneva National Bank
,.'nor Howard B-w. w. Wilson, $751; GO.
Htabr charles-Blumenthal q Bickert, lnc.'
Si16s7. ~ ,,-,.- r.t,.o.a ~
costs s127 So. ,o,s
Meltzer Isaac-same. costs vi. 90 M
Miller. William-H. Weissman' S1'o55 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-29
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Nov 2S.-''The Commercial Buo-
tin will say OF the wool market tomorrow:
"A fair amount Of business has been trans
acted in the Boston market this week Prices
have been steady as rule, but small fiuctua-
tions one way or the other are not unusual.
Territory wool has been the principal com
modify traded in as usual. with number or
small lots OF fleece woods.
THE opening Of the London sale on Tuesday
has been the chief topic OF interest and was
stronger than the majority In the trade ex
pected and much stronger than many Bradford
operators predicted. Late cables from Austria
la indicate a market II anything a trife
against the buyers while South America has
been barely steady this week. Domestic quo
tations:
Ohio and Pennsylvania noeces-Delaine.
washed. 26iaG27isc; one-half blood comb
ing 23iAc: three-eighths. 23n23i2c: de
laine. unwashed 22d22l2c: fine. 20d2lc.
Michigan and New Gork-Fine unwashed, 100
2Oc: delaine 2OG2lc. one-half blood. 22d23c.
three-eighths blood, 23c. Wisconsin and Mis-
ouri-Three-elghths blood. 22i5c; one-quarter.
22d22lsc. kentucky and similar-one half
blood, 2S323lsc; three-eighths. 23d23lsc.
Secured basis Texas-Fine twelve month";
bOQ52c: six TO eight months. 45a46c: fall. Ala
43c Caifornia-Northern, 46disc: middle
county. 43d45c: Southern. 40G42c; fall free
42d43c. Disqualification no | staple 52ff
h3c: Eastern clothing. 4sd50c Territory
Fine staple. 53d54c: fine medium. hOd5ic: fine
clothing. 49d5Oc; fine medium. 4Gq4sc: half
blood combing, 4sGJOc; three-eirhths. asa DC
Pulled: IA 5Od5Ic; supers. 43n45c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-29
WHEAT DECLINES A LITTLE
Closes Lower in Chicago; Oats,
Corn and Provisions Higher.

Chicago. Nov. SLACK OF support
eased the wheat market to-day, al
though there were several items Of bull
ish import. Closing figures were steady
Mt &c. to ssc. net decline. Corn closed
&c. lower to &c. higher. oats Sc to 1+c.
off. and provisions unchanged to 224sc'
higher.
Wheat prices started lower ana
throughout the session failed TO reach
Wednesdays closing. Reports that baimy
weather in the wheat belt was inducing
an unhealthy growth. with attendant In
sect deyelopment failed TO impress trad
ers Argentine wet weather was also
unnoticed, though lower Liverpool cables
were reflected here. Export milling and
speculative buying was or insufficient
quantity to have any Sfeat effect May
wheat at different stages OF the session
was pressed on the market by commits
sion houses, who acquired 1t early from
elevator handlers. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-29

Weekly movement figures % the New YORK
Cotton Exchange: Port receipts, 40 SIS bales,
against 4GD61s last year. overland TO mlIls
and Canada. G.f46. against $50? last year
Southern mill takings, estimated loo'VO'
against 100. 900 last year. gain OF stock AT IN
terror towns ~. 6G2, against 4i.lo4 last year
brought into sight for the week. Gas 40
against GT3 29l last year Total crop move.
mcnt-Port 52g6.34 (28s deducted port
Townsend. etcl, against 544s.5OO last year;
overland 20 mills and Canada, 10000, against
3i5 9Ol last year: Southern mill takings' DsO,
900 against go 600 last year. stock at IN -
terlor towns I'm excess OF September /, 6lI,3Oi.
against 5iGOS5 last year. brought into hlght
mus far for season, 7.ls4.2li, against I.2So'
liverpool cables Spot quiet: sales. 5000
bales; speculation and export, 800, American
5000 Imports. 1000 American. 1000
Middllng upland 7.22d. Futures opened
steady. ! TO 2 points higher than Thursday
closed steady. y to 2'5 points higher NoNem-
Der. 70siad. November December. $500 De
cad: February-March 8.9l lad; March April,
& o2ISd, April-May. 693d; May-June. 693lzd;
June July, cold; July-Augu3t, $3.50; Aug
ust-S September. 6.76hd; September. october
6h3ikd: October November, 6.4id. Manches-
ter-Ya-ns dull but steady; cloths dull.
New Orleans Nov. 2s.-The cotton market
6isniaved steadiness to-day and stood at a net
advance throughout the session. Lato IN the
dav the rise was not any too well maintained,
and gossip around was that scalpsng longs were
taxing profits The demand was chleny from
recent sellers who either wanted prohts or VINO
desired 10 cover because they feared stu
further advance. Early In the afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-29
The METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-Standard copper on the Metal Elk
change was dull and nominal. The local
street market was steader, with lake quoted
I5G15kc, nominal; electrolytic IAN Q15c, and
casting 14L914I2c. In London copper closed
steady al f66 Us Cd for spot and f65 rs sd for
futures.
cember quoted 80 5Oqr39. Toe; January. 30. 55g
30 Sc: February. 39.57A d39.s714c. and March.
80 70d40c London tin closed at flSO rs I'd
Tor spot and fisi 12s Cd for futures
LEAD-Easy; New York, December A. 06
425c and 405a4 15c for spot In East 81
Louis London lead closed at fls bs.
SpEITER- New York, spot, q 20D
3. SOC, and East ST Louis. 5q5l5c. London
speter, go Us Cd.
IRON Niddlesboro. NO 3, ADS 41sd In Lon
don The local iron market was steady, with
No foundry, Northern. s1550qs15 20; No 2
Northern. SIS 25qsl5 so; No /, Southern, and
soft. S14 1885 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-29
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET
Ia Telegraph ID The TrIbune. ]


Philadelphia. Nov. 2s.-The local wool
market shows a confidence since the sales In
London show no declines, as was expected
.J,b Inc free coming OF wool on Monday.
There was little or no business during the
week, and the market was listless manu-
rrice concessions would be made. 1t is esti-
mated that there is S3.O00.OOO worth OF
foreign wool in the bonded warehouses IN
this city and number OF Withdrawals have
already been presented. 10 become effective
ON Monday All OF the old stock held by
manufacturers has been WORKED OH, anu they
have been running on half time In order 70
receive any benefit that they may get In the
way OF a reduction in raw material
slight drop in domestic quarter blood ~ eN
pected next week when this grade OF for
eign wool Is Withdrawn from bond. safes
Of quarter and three -eighths heeces nave
been reported at 2lIs n 23c. according 10
quality, and bids of 22kc for choice ONO
and Indiana neeces have been turned down:
New York fine medium half blood is quoted
22G22Iac. with three-eighths blood at 22q
22c. and medium quarter at 22H22Ac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-29
D. |. & WIS NEW STOCK
Company Calls for Last Pay.
ment on January 5.

Announcement was made yesterday that
the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Railroad Company had called for pay
ment January next the 5000 600 balance
of the 100000 stock authorized by the
stockholders at the annual meeting In
February, 1912. Payments of the first so
per cent were made on February Is, 1913.
On payment of the 100000 on January
the receipts for the so per cent already
paid will be called in and full stock will
be issued therefor. The issuance of the
new stock will increase the amount out
standing from $3O.OOO,OOO to si2,277,0oo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-29
MOLASSES AND sYRUPS-

with fair inquiry for grocery grades. syrups
thowed no change as to price.
NAVAL STORES - There was an easier
feeling in turpentiHe, and the demand was only
moderate. Rosin was unchanged and tar eady
and unchanged.
OILS - Petroleum was steady and un-
changed Linseed oil firmer and &c higher for
both city and out-of-town raw, although Cal
cutta raw remained unchanged
RICE-Demand showed no improvement
and buyers took only snail lots for immediate
requirements.
sUGAR-Refined inactive and unchanged
with all refners selling on tht basis OF 43Oc
for fine graduated, although listing at 4.35c.
Raw was quiet. and prices remained nominally
unchanged at 36lc for centrifugal, 3lic for
muscovado and 2.s6c for molasses, with cost
end freight at 2hc. In London beet sugar re
manned about unchanged. with November and
December quoted 9s 3ad and May 9s Cd. with
the curb at 9s 3Ad for November, 9s Bad for
December and 0s Sad for May. London cabled
the visible supply at 1880 tons, against l.
SO 900 last week. Willett a. Gray: Total
stock Of Europe and America. 1,s79,3s5 tons.
against LIS, 452 last year at the same uneven
dates. The Increase OF stock IL 1888 933 tons.
against an increase of 147. 1884 last week. Total
stocks and ahoats together show visible sup
ply OF 1901 $50 tons, against l.7I2 3j2 last
year. or an Increase OF 1888 tons"