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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
MORE WHEAT THIS YEAR
Corn. Oats and Rye, However, VIII
Give Smaller Yields.

Washington. Sept 25.-The production
Of wheat I'm the principal countries OF the
world that raise 1t is estimated TO he ~
per cent greater this wear than last the
total production being estimated at 1890 %
10000 bushels. according to dispatch 10
tho Department Of Agriculture from the
international Institute OF Agriculture at
Rome. The oats production, estimated At
2 2s. 600 cOO bushels, Is 80 per cent less
than last year: rye. 1895. 100000 bushels, or
g. per cent less; barley, 1.225.DO0@ bush
els IL per cent more than last year.
The preliminary estimate OF corn which
is given for the United States. European
Russia. Spain. Italy, Hungary proper,
japan. Bulgaria. Switzerland and Tunls.
is & 76e. 100000 bushels. which is 22.4 per
cent less than was raised I'm those coun-
tries last year. The rice crop Of Japan
Is estimated at l6 So 10000 pounds, an in
crease Of 81 per cent over last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
Other Staples Also Decline in the
Chicago Market.

Chicago. Sept 25.-Wheat to-day broke
10 the lowest price OF the year. lmpor-
tant hedging sales were in progress on &C
count OF remarkably heavy receipts pill
ing in at Duluth and other Northwestern
terminals Closing prices. though steady.
were ssc 70 sec under last night. Corn
showed a net loss Of 2sc 20 17sc. oats were
off &c to lc and provisions varying from
unchanged figures 10 a loss Of 7l2c. Ar
rivals Of wheat for twenty-four hours AT
Winnipeg. Minneapolis and Duluth
reached nearly 100000 bushels. In the
two last named cities the movement was
more than 800 carloads in excess Of the re-
ceipts from the bumper crop Of 1872 II
WAS no wonder therefore that prices
here were depressed from the start and
that bear leaders seized the chance 10
hammer the market. Many speculative
longs. especially holders Of small lots.
were forced n let 20 as as quotations
tumbled. Rallies were only fractional
and were due in the main to proht-taking
bv shorts. Elevator concerns. however
wore credited with being persistent buy
ers on the weak spots. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARkET-Call money
was easy ruling rate pa per cent Rates .
opening. "a per cent; highest, per cent.
closing. q. per cent. Times money was
sssv. with unchanged rates. Rates ga
q, per cent for sixty DAYS, 4l2d494 per
cent for ninety DAYS, 5H54 per cent TOT
four months, 5G5lz per cent LOT Nv
months. SODA per cent TOT SIN hOhtHS S
Mercantile paper remained quiet RATES /:
A6s per cent for sixty 70 ninety days
indorssd bills receivable 534Q5 per cent
'nr choice four TO six months single
names and GU per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Foreien eN-
Cnange closed steady. Yesterday quo
tations. Demand sterling, 4 $3.50 $500;
cables. 4.S6G 4.S605. siXty-daN d rs,
$3.50: short francs. 90 plus l-3zpo21 Plus
-: short reichsmarks, % less l-52d95 less
DOMESTIC FXCHANGE.-Bo Boston. par;
Savanna. buying Bloc discount. selling
PAR. San Francisco. sight &c premium
Geographic SC premium. 'hs rlcston. BUY
ng par. selling. Lie premium chicago
oxchange before clearings &c premium
View Orleans, commercial, I5c discount
bank s. premium. 81. Louis. exchange
Zee premium bid: &c premium asked.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver in Lon
don was steady At Is 7-l6d. unchanged.
UB-TREASURY.-T The United States
SJb-Treas ury was creditor at thu Clear
lng House Yesterday to the extent OF
N0H,9s6.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York. eT-
Changes 500 go 90l. balances Sl421J.9SJ. Bos-
ton. exchanges go 4O5. s3s, balances. sl.eN:
~: Philadelphia. exchanges S4,S66. 10
balances S2..1lt27: Pittsburgh. exchanges
Nat2le Baltimore. exchanges S.n@:Il-
tolsnces $50 GO; Chicago, exchanges $iI,-
@lH balances Si,572.397: St. Louis, eN-
charges 81 2o5 g73. balances N,o2S.4TL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
THE CROP MARKETS
Grains All Close LOWer-COffee
Active and Higher.

There was weakness and trregulartty
I'm the wheat market yesterday and AZ
one time the December option made a
new low record for the crop being cent
under Wednesdays close There was a
slight recovery Just before the close
which was AT a net loss for the day Of
a.as.c. Corn was affected by a liqudat-
ing movement which carried the Septem-
Der option down 2i2c. against only cen;
drop in later deliveries The close showed
that the loss IN late deliveries had been
about half recovered. oats. under fear
Of crop pressure from Canada, lost about
a cent bushel on tine DAYS dealings.
More unfavorable crop news from Bra
zil an advance Of about 20 points in the
cost and freight market, and higher Eu-
ropcan markets. gave the local coffee
trade a days business OF more than i9t-
90 bags. with r steady opening ara a
climb in prices 20 new high records for
the season. July going over the Decent
mark. These figures brought out free
offerings. under which there was preak
which wiped out most Of the gain, and
while the close was steady the net gain
FOR the dav was only l TO points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago Sept. 25.-People's Gas reacted
in the market to-day and then recovered
part Of the loss. Floor traders were the
principal sellers early and some pouen,
hack their stock on the break. y sig
nihcsbt fact was that the sources "hicn
have been the largest buyers on the rise ID
Gas shares were not among the seiiers'
Commonwealth Edison declined fracuon-
ally. Having had its rise previous 10
to-day's action ratifying the new STOCK
distribution. etc, the trend of the loca'
market was for the most part lo"e',
Union Carbide dropped several points di'"
losses rang ny from fractions to ~ points
occurred in SeArs-Roebuck common Ohi-
cago Railways series 2. Pneumatic loo,'
Booth Fisheries preferred ana po''
classes OF American Can stocks. Amer
lean Snipbuilding preferred. Street com
mon. Swift's and United States steer
common remained firm and unchanged
ogden Gas rs rose p couple OF poiits'
Elsewhere bond prices were steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
,uik. s24; sacks. s25 50; middllng. SO zoe

bulk s24; sacks s25 80; nniddling. SO 100
$50 "a: rcd dog $31 90: clinical s32 6odS3
COFTTE-Ths market was much more
active. the sales OF $50. SO bags exceeding any
single DAVIS business for come weeks, Higher
cables an advance in the cost and freight
market and reports OF unfavorabl. Brazilian
crop news promoted general buying and after
opening steady a. an advance OF 10 70 "a points
tie market sold about ls TO 10 points oct
higher making new high records for the sea .
son. July contracts touched 10otc, while NAV
sold at 99Oc, the highest reached since thst
position declined to s7sc early in July. There
was naturally a good deal OF realizing "a the
market made new hish ground. and prices
"a sed on rather sharply. The close was sieadl
hut last prices were only ! 70 3 points ne
higher Havre was l1Gik francs higher, AMI
Hamburg closed ~ net advance OF lds :
pigs. Mreis prices I'm Brazil were unchanse
at Rio but Santos was 80 refs higher on spots
and from 75dlOO res higher on futures. epot
steady. on tho basis OF sac for Rio No !. Lo-
cal contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
BUSINESS REVERSES.

MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS
SECURITIES COMMUNICATIONS for
Sio6 All entered against the Merchants and
Manufacturers Securities Company. former
~ ~ No 1l5 Broadway. in favor Of the car
neFie Trust Company. on nine notes. drafts
and bills OF exchange made IN September 10
December 1910. The company Is Maine
corporation, organized by the Cummins syn
dictate. and J. 3. Reichmann was president
WILLIAM 7. MONTAGUE--Petition filed
against tho William =. Montague Company.
commission dealer in hats az 80. 81 Union
Square. Creditors u. T.. LoeWe d Co.. Dan
bury. Conn, S57.i76. Pass & Co, 81 462. end
the Finn Press. SIS Judge tloush ap-
pointed george u. Dupee receiver. bond.
arc 500 900. assets. $50 600. Among tho
creditors are the Mutual Bank. sl2ls2. aud
the city National Bank OF Danburv $1,000.
The company was The selling agent for
Montague & Gillet. Inc. or 40 81 Union
square. and Baltimore which fled petition
saturday. The William p. Montague Com
pany owes $4,000 70 Montague Gtllet
ING William r. Montague. president % the
William T. Montague Company. was vice
president OF Montague Gllet. Inc.
MOSES Petition fled against
Moses Drapkiu. manufacturing furrier a.
No ~ East I'D street creditors. II. I.
Wagner $500. Dublin. Morris q Kornbluth.
$500. and Chsitin a Borrow. $500. Ho -
the surviving partner ~ the hrm % ".
Handin & Drapkin, which was I'm business
since 1906 Michael Handin died on SUNDAY.
Liabilities sre said 70 Be sGSoro. assets.
tanOuO
PERFECT PANTS tNY-Pe;ition
fled against Israel and Samuel pistor trad 70
Ing 40 the Perfect Pants Corpany manu-
faciurers Of pants. ~ No 30 White street.
creditors: Nsrrv Baum. SEQ. S. kittner.
6 00O. and Edmund Schwartz 81 000. Judge
IouEh appointed !. Silverstein receiver. bond
81 200 with authority % continue business
ton days Liabilities are Sl2 600 assets.
$4,000
KARI BROTHERS fuds~ Hough APP
roInted Anthony q. Brew receiver for Karp
brothers manufacturers o. cloaks and suits.
a. 30 Isi West 27th street. bond IS 600
ON request ~ creditors Liabilities are
Ssi 600 assets So 900 They have offered
q settlement 10 creditors AZ - cents on the
dollar
SHERMAN LEATHER GOODS COMPANY
Judge Hough appointed " lliam HenkeL
e. receiver FOR the sherman Leather Goods
Company. ar 40. $50 West Broadway, bond
$3.50 Liabilities arc said 20 be $4,000.
sANJE LENTN-Petition fled against
Samuel Levin. clothing manufacture. az 40.
iOg Blocker street creditors. stevens,
Sanford 4 Jordan SiG5. Sanford J. Man
hcimar. $3.50 and Murraf kanner So. Judge
Hough appointed clifford 6. Ludvigh re-
csivsr. bond $1,000. Liabilities. 5000. as
scts s. 900
ANGUs n. CAMERON-Angus y. cam
erou. manager. of No. 20 West ssth street.
fled petition. with liabilities OF $500. no
IAiRET. DRESS COMPANY Gnc The
Laurel Dress COMPANY, Inc. Or No. l+l
West 2sth street made an assignment 10
Jacob l.. Sachs and Henry Baum. The com
many was incorporated December .. 1917.
with cspIial stock ~ $1,000 simon Moison
Is president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
RR|EF NOTES OF FINANCE
paragraphs Of Current Interest
for the investor.

me conspicuous place occup'eu O' ''ou'"
lH' a. the ewes Of the public is due
AmO. or+irelv 10 the successful oper-
thV ,,s mineral resources before 1869.
iaon T.. about the period when digging
'nv" ,.r,onds began in that country The
~ ,o,,on was small. there were few rail
TpD and the resources of the country
ss'' ndeveloped. Since that period min
'n given a great impetus 20 railway
ne , and the public revenue has en-
Great EXPANSION. Banking has de-
E.d and within the four provinces
,,g the union about s175,O00,000 In
MI .,,s are distributed. and the public
s'p,.r1led with credit facilities I'm excess
,'so O0o. 600. At this time diamonds
.,,5uc.d NJ the rate Of about s4b.-
.noo wear. while the value Of gold
auction is more than S2OO0OO,0OO a
An official estimate gives the num-
=, gold mining companies operating
~. Trarsvaal as around 230. with an
IA capital 81 about 1857, 000.o 900.
~. as o0O. o0o was distributed I'm sal
and wages in 1912. divided among
'.ono whites and some 100000 natives.
..,-,a,.s regarding the length of the
,,.n,s I,fe ~ the gold mines in the Trans
al vary. but one authority has ventured
!. addiction that the mines in South
...,rs have resources which will give
: ,urs Weld Of s5.OOo,oOO,O0o.
Nav Haven interests Anxious.
t- .,,o,-ot1s ~ so,no oircles
-, the principal point Of dispute in the
.,.stion Of the New Haven's application
,sspe its debentures is the convertible
...ur. one view is contained in an y
,,,,,sw with a president Of large New
v,rlsnd insurance company, who rs a
.o,,,derable holder Of New Haven stock
I'D convertible bonds. He saws that
.,b.n the issue was first decided on by the
,o,rd Of directors the tight money market
,,.red 10 make IL necessary 10 present
:, attractive plan 10 insure participation,
,n, the recent betterment in monetary
coalitions invites a straight per cent
.xsnty-vear bond callable at 105, which
:. believes the stockholders would sub
,,,b. for and the public would readily
,rrehase In the omen market Among
abroad men the opinion seems 70 he that
the commission fails 10 grant the
ro,is application 70 issue s67.552,ooo Of
securities the New Haven will be facing
very serious situation. 10 say the least.
II is possible that the commission will
allow the issue, leaving the interest rate
q, per cent. but eliminating the con-
vsrtihle feature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

IN their estimate OF dividend disburse-
honts FOR October. DOW. Jones co.
state that electric railways having total
capitalization Of 1872 900 no will distribute
s(si,Oo0 In dividends and street railways
with combined bonded debt OF 500. 1874 90
viii pay out ts95Os77 IN interest
Mt Whitney Power and Electric Co.
The report Of the Mount Whitney Power
ana Electric Company for the month Of
August Is very favorable one as com
pared with the same month last year.
There was an increase in gross Of @5.S79
per cent and in net OF 69Qs5 per cent.
While the increase III surplus after interest
was 1861 per cent For the twelve
months ended with August gross earnings
Increased 1855 per cent over the figures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments for amounts
exceeding 500 were fled .esterdey the
FIRST name being that Of tho debtor.
Adamson samuel IA Rracco; '-73 H.
Auderson Catherine H-C. ". West. ,52i rs.
Brlns Iguatius-I a. Godberger. 'lIt IS.
BigIin Andrew Obermcyer Lehman;
Bisin. William Ar. O.. Wood. sl53 Of.
futler Anna Wv. Lane .tll9 70"
Beach Aiary BIS Rendit N5a 81
cohen. Joseph Prusin 1856 10
caplan. Jacob-Rusch 4 %. 81 So ~
coin William G.-R. Y. Rlak"ney 500 e.
Davifowitz Touis-N. Rufinsky N.3
Dc Canio. Felix and Mar. e. Heintz y
poher,,. william II. and Mary IN Flau-
pimSin. iIerman-Park 4 Tuford. pSN
FberIin. jacob--A LANCER. 1889 20 o.,
Edelstein LYMAN. and Joseph Glasman-k.
r.ogicr .rfIUr HI ". Mack ~ al; si22 u.
Farsou. william. and John Fsrson. jr-,i. u
Sims. s. 2Ss a..
Gelfmau. MAN Rubin; SIS 70 ,,,o =,
Ciocke Louis Ell Abramowltz ct al, slso n.
Harmed George sc g. Croll; Sal OF
Hccht Rudof-st Regis Hotel company
IIsas Oscar y. wlesen. st3a a.
Haiock. John III r. Halsey. $500 ~
Hcnnig Charles TN Fink 81 az, >lre o".
Horn Jacob Green 81 a. 81 .O@6 d2
iiookcv William r. ir and George Nelson
Wookcv NJ g Katz 81 al. SAL 30.
Ikl.iman Max-A T. Bekeihammer $3.50 80.
Lowe. Alien p p m, sane s,d ia g.
Marine. George W. " Wilson. $3.50 Of
MUNICH. Joseph Ritter 81 al. SOON ~. .,o, 90
osborn. C;uy-Charter Construction CO. sleo 80
penders Thomas =. and George w curry
National surety Co. $50 ~
Ris,mann. George and sophie @. Kurz'
Rsis lS Richard W. s. Kat1ensten ct al,
sn.clberrer Jacob and Bs,her-N. sasl ct al
$500, 80 - william %. Thomas r. Penders and
George ". Curry National surety o.
s,s1" oS w. George F-T-uo Guarantee and
g. US a,co ,y,Iiiam Al r. Kennedy. 1858 ~.
TaaNe Thomas IN, G. Rafter - al. s62o ~
Tresnor. owen Central Consumers WINE "''
Van Kuren. Mastic C.l. Reslsta corset Co.
y sIrS i% p.yld-A. / Tamor. ,27o 81. .
Wise. Franklin Nj. n. Biedler. va ~,
N.inSers pavid-Lane Motor supplies Co.
z,mmcrr,an John LIS Kandell 81 al $40 AZ
American Palace Car Company Lords court
c.I,eson Motor Company-H Bloom 81 a.,
caroIina Export and Commission COMPANY
near NH Manufacturing Company, 1853 II.
:. ~ ,nsracher Company-w Brown. s5is 63
c,mc-Uarvard Iam1oon. 1851 10
German Real Estate Company-G. = Heep -
al ST3i g. .,oo-
II LandbeIg a CD. Edelstein' so-s -.
liar Moriah Hospital OF the Galician huco
vlnaen Fsderation--E. T. Bernstein. W. VI
! ~ Comstock. Inc. " Rsschko"
Love kllcn-E D. sanger. se2tJi
Merchants and Manufacturers Security CON
panv-C Carnegie Trust Company, 1905. IA ~
Tracy Richards Company Ncska. Sla1 20
Wcinber- Paper COMPANY Fleming. $40 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
Yest.r

PROyISIONS-Ths market had down
ward trend owing 20 liberal receipts ana con
siderable selling pressure but rallied near
the close with grain PORK steady NESS.
S23 50ds24 family. s24 5OGs2s so. short cl-sr'
S2OGS21 So BEEF quet; mess, ST. jOdSls so;
family slgdS20, packet. sls1sia. extra India
moss s2SaS2q DRESSED HOGS steady.
12asGr3i.c: pigs, 13ssc CUT MEATS
picked bellies quiet 10 ~. 15i4c; u N. l4kc:
u n 1874 picked hams barely STEADY, lon
I5i.c TAII.OW steady: special. 6Hc: city.
So. nominal: country. 6d6&c LARD easy;
Middle West IL 20d1l SOC; city. lie; refined
barely steady; South America, l2.55c; Cont
nent IL soc: Brazil. kegs. 1896; com
pound steady adai4c STEARINE quiet;
oleo PC. city lard. 12isc.
COTTONsEED OIIf-The early market
vas frmer, reports OF better demand from
consumers which induced considerable out
side speculative buying. tn. strength OF cot
ton was offset practically BY the decline In
changed 70 . points net higher. Local con
tract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26

Tor the corresponding period last year
ana net earnings gained at the rate Of
zZ.oA per cent while the increase in sur
Plus was 206S6 per cent Earnings of this
company have been on the increase for
I the last thirteen years. and at All times
during that period its net has averaged
more than twice it's interest requirements.
To-day the company is supplying twice as
I much horsepower than it served three
years ago. New methods Of farming i'm
California are steadily being introduced
and call for additional power. which IS
largely accounted for i'm the good showing
made by the numerous current supplying
companies in that state. New enterprises
are gradually springing up, together with
large storage houses. creamcries and
packing concerns, all necessitating a
larger distribution Of electric power The
Mount Whitney company has four hydro
electric plants and fifth in the course Of
construction. while the steam plant is
being enlarged to a 1900 horsepower ca
pacity. Improvements now under way will
increase its hydro-electric output 70 ap-
proXimately $1,000 horsepower.
United Gas and Electric Corporation.
Stockholders of the United Gas and
Electric Corporation al a special meeting
authorized an issue Of sl25O0.OoO second
preferred stock. The new stock will hear
2 per cent dividends in 1914 3 per cent in
1915, per cent in 1916. per cent in 1917
and per cent thereafter. II is said that
the new shares will he used TO acquire the
common stock OF the American Cities
Company. The United company will ex-
change So par value Of new second pre-
ferred and go par value OF common stock
for each 500 par value of American Cities
stock. II is understood that already a
large amount OF shares OF the American
Cities has been deposited under the agree
ment.
Canton Electric Company.
The Canton Electric Company reports
gross earnings for August Of S52,sA, as
compared with S25.7i4. an increase Of
s.. 0s0: net earnings were Sl59s9, as against
S12117 for August last year. a gain Of 80
6T2 and surplus after charges amounted
TO SO TBS. as compared with 1898 for tho
same month last year, an increase Of
$3.50 For the Twelve months ended with
August gross earnings were 1881, So, AS
compared with SS3S ,2S7. an Increase Of s43-
400 net earnings were Sl93.3l9, as against
,l67.s57 for the corresponding period last
year. an increase Of s25,962. and surplus.
after charges for the period. remained at
Scala. as against $tlO34S for the same
period last year, a gain Of S23,Tl.
Marion Light and Heating Company.
The comparative report Of tho Marion
Light and Heating Company for the
month Of August and the twelve months
ended with AmKust IS as folloNs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
Y.stsr

MOIA>SfS AND 81 HI Fs-MoIstse vas
firm with n fair inquiry for grocery grades.
Svrups quiet and unchanged.
NAVAL STORES-Turpentine Easy, reject
ing the decline Al the South but d-menf
only moderate. Rosin quiet and unchanged.
Tar firm.
OILS-Rehued petroleum steady. with New
York barrels quoted al s.T0c for standard
white Llnseed oil quiet
RICE-Firn with trading quiet.
SUGAR-Rehned steady. with fne rrsnu-
lated quoted 4.7oc by all rshners. Raw Vas
easy. with sales reported OF 5000 bags
Cubas afoat, to the American. a. 2i4c. cost
and freight. equal 20 3 Gle for centrifugsl.
There were more sugars offered AT these
prices but BUYERS seemed 70 DO satisfied with
recent purchases. spot prices were 3.sic for
centrifugal 3.Ilc for muscovado. and 1850
FOR moasses. IN London beet sugar vas
quiot but steady September being quoted
0s I'D. October qs Ss d. and May as SKA.
according 10 the early cable. Curb prices
were easier September being quoted az "a
ID October. 9s Sd, and May. rs I'D. Lon
don cablod the visible supply at ! 800 600
tons against 100000 last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
CURB ECHOES.

Another effort is being made by curb
house 70 secure control OF the North Star
Mining Company and elect new officers
and directors A special meeting Of stock
holders will be held next month. and the
firm is soliciting proxies TO he used al the
meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
THE COTTON MARKET
Still Uneasy Over Legislation,
but Closes Higher.
WEATHER FOR COTTON STATES

For Mississippi. local rains and cooler to
dav: SATURDAY local rains. moderate east
winds becoming variable
For Louisiana rain and cooler 70 day, sat
urday local rains. moderate. possibly hil'N.
shifting winds on tho coast.
For Eastern Texas. rain 20 DAY, cooler lh
eastern and southern portions. moderate. los
sibIv brisk shifting winds on the coast. sat
urdav probably fair and warmer. except rain
near tho coast.
For Western Texas, local rains 10 day. Sat
urdav fair warmer.
L For West Virginia fair ana warmer 20 DAY.
local rains and cooler AZ night o~ SATURDAY.
For North Carolina fair to-day. warmer IN
extreme western portion. saturday increasing
clouSiness. light % moderate east winds
For south Carolina. fsir "a. da'. SaiNhas
Increasing cioudincss. light 90 moderate east
winds
For Georgia. fair 70 day. Saturday incr.s'
Ing cloudiness probable local rains. light 20
moderate east winds.
For FLORIDA fair "a. dsy and SafIrda". 81
cspt showers and cooler SATURDAY IN north
west portion. moderate cast winds
Tor Alabama. Increasing cloldinseE ~ da'.
showers and cooler AZ night or saturday. light
70 moderate east WINDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26

Scattered liquidation. due to fears Of
possible action on the cotton futures tax
measure. wiped out an opening advance
Of 20 10 points YESTERDAY and with
Liverpool a seller here there was a net
loss OF 10 points during the morning
After the Liverpool close prices hiIned up
on increased crop complaints. hsher
Southern spot markets and more opumls-
tic reports from Washington. The close
WAS firm at a net gain Of 10 u points.
Southern spot markets we're unchanged 10
&c higher. and tho local market adVan'eI
n points 10 r.. 80 for middling upland. No
sales. Local contract prices: