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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18

Weakly movement figures: fOit rtcelpS'
1go aso bales against 203.0l0 last year; over
land 10 mills and Canada, S6eoI. against ~
osO last wear; Southern mill taklnys tesu
nnted1 Sc 600 against $50 last year; loss Oh
.tock. az Interior towns 80. sol, against $3.50
last wear; brought into sight for the week.
247 400. against 3e4. $50 last year TotaI crop
movement Port receipts, $4,000 bales u;oZ'
added against g, 1853, $50 last year overland 10
mills and Canada 003, goo, against 5SoOso iast
YEAR. southern mill takings, lb43OOo against
/ 635 600 last year; stock AT interior towns IN
s,cess OF Se<tember /. GA. SOB, against U.s., loi
last year: brought into sight thus far Tor sea
SON 10 3s8 7s9 against 1l,O7O. 81 last year
IiverpOol cables: Spot. fair business DONG
Gales & 900 bales: speculation and export op'
American. 1000: imports, 1000, all American.
MiddIIng upland. $500 Futures opened easy
NJ cMs points decline; closed steady at net
decline Of 7ha1oh points. January. 500
$3.50; FEBRUARY .MMCn'
q Sod. March-April. 65ld: April-May 5.49'7d'
Nay-June, 64Tlsd: June-July. 1910 july
Tugust. 642ild: August-september, $50; sep
,.y,her- October 6lshd; October November,
n id. November December. 5000; December
January q Osd; January February, 8O7d. Man
cbss,erIYarns dull and easier: cloths quiet.
Sew Orleans, Jan. 17.-Realizing by shorts,
which began when cotton futures prices mere
tbis morning fell to 8 TO 8 points under yes
terday's closing level. brought about a reae-
lion and prices gained several points. the mar
ket closing steady at a net advance OF to D
poiuts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat, Corn, Oats and Coffee
All Easier and Lower.

The wheat market seesawed up and
down during the morning trading yester-
day, with some buying based on the fall
ure OF European markets TO respond TO
the decline here on Thursday. In the
afternoon. however there was realization
OF the fact that the market had been
overbouBht, selling pressure increased and
prices dropped TO net loss of 3s4l2c, or
%q7sc below the high OF the day. An
Argentine cable said that owing to good
thrashing returns there was a general
opinion that the eXportable surplus would
be about 100000 bushels, and this had a
strong bearing on sentiment. as the fig
ures were much larger than other recent
estimates. Corn lost asNl2c net on liberal
offerings from the country and belief
that the only obstacle TO a heavy move
ment was a shortage Of cars. Oats were
affected In the same way by the same
causes and closed at a slight decline.
Sentiment in the coffee market is stu
mixed regarding the effect OF the valoriza-
ton sales, but it is the general idea that
il will take some time for the market TO
absorb such a large quantity Of coffee.
AS a result of this, trading was compare
lively quiet and prices were easier, the
close being at a net decline or 9Qll points:
Foreign markets, except Santos, all noted
reductions, and local buyers were timld,
absence of demand more than selling
pressure being held responsible for the
reduction in price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
CURB ECHOES.

The gradual rise lin the membership
price on the New York Curb Association
and the price Of Stock Exchange seats
going down have caused considerable COM
ment on the curb. IF this tendency
should continue and Stock Exchange
membership seats drop at the rate Of
the last year. It Is said to be not unlikely
that some Of tho more prosperous of the
outside men may join the exchange
This is especially the attitude among
the oil brokers. who have made small
fortunes in the last year. A price Of
s6S.0O0 was paid by the last curb broker
who Joined the exchange
With the exception Of Atlantic REIN
ing, which opened at $50 and reached as
high as 703, an advance OF 20 points, the
outside market was featureless. Toward
the close the market took on a weak
undertone and Atlantic declined TO go
During 1912 the Tonopah mines pro-
duced 47S,112 tons Of ore, valued at
s9,431 500, an increase OF 64.972 tons.
valued at S945.353. over II The total
value OF ore produced from the Tonopah
mines since operation was s6s,l44.490.
During 1912 IT has paid s3,347.2S6 in
dividends. an increase Of t2S66s8 over
1911. The total dividends paid UP 20
December 81 were l5,5OS.55s
II there is ever another dissolution
ordered in any strong Industrial COM
pany whose stock is traded in on the
curb there's going 10 be n wild scramble
for its shares. Outsiders have watched
with interest the advances made In the
subsidiary stocks OF tho Standard OIL
Company and It's big stock distributions
The investors say that the prices OF
these shares are too high to be attrac-
tive now. but brokers are on the watch
20 that nothing like Standard OIL shall
slip through their hands again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
THE COTTON MARKET
Receivers an Early Slump, Clos
ing Steady and Higher.

New low records for the movement were
reached in an early slump in the cotton
market yesterday, but on the ground
that the market was entitled 10 a re,
covery after such severe break as mad
been recorded IN the last month, rallies
followed tho drop on covering or buying
for n reaction. Few predictions OF per-
manent advance were heard, however,
and the demand appeared to be chiefly
realizing by shorts and calls from lIlyrr-
nooI IN the way of straddleS. January
led the advance on covering, which sent
tho nrice up TO l273c, or about 81 points
above the early low level March also
Increased its premium, and the active
2 10 points for the day. Southern spot
markets were generally unchanged, and
the ioc,l market advanced 10 points TO
i3c for middling upland. Local contract
nrlCpS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-standard copper weak on the
Metal Exchange. with spot and January quoted
l5boc; February, March and April. 1880
IS 25c The local street market was active
and prices only a shade lower. with lake at
16T5a17c. elecrolytic at 1650918. 75o and
casting at lG25al6 soc. In London copper
closed at E70 1Ss Cd and futures az III S.
Arrivals Of copper az New York were 40 tons
and exports for the month thus far 1506l
tons
TIN-Easy, with spot at 50 50G50 soc Janu-
ary 507o150 $50; February. 50i2hdJO 25c:
March. 5oa5O 25c. April 40. 10000; May. 40. Jk
Gi0 75c. Local sales, ~ tons. In LONDON tin
closed steady at f22e los for spot and f227 for
futures
LEAD--DulI locally at 4 25d4. BIC, and East
ST Louis was quoted 4.l5d4 &c. In LONDON
lead closed at SIC los
SPELTER-Dull; New York spot, Z csc bid
nnd Eas, ST. Louis. 7.15a7. 25c. London speFer-
f26.
IRON-C1eveand warrants, CAS- al IN London
Locally iron was steady, with No I foundry
Northern quoted At SIS 504si9. No 2, $3.50
SIS 80: No Southern SIS 25GSl9; No south
ern soft, SIS 25ds1S 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
343 FAILURES IN WEEK.

"Bradstreets" reports 3iS business fail
ures in the United States In the last week
against 37s for the previous week. and %l'
302. 275 and 207 for the corresponding
weeks of 1912 to 1909 The Middle States
had 10, New England Is, Southern IS.
Western 50. Northwestern "A and Far
Western 90. Canada had 81, against As
for the preceding week About 90 per cent
of the total number OF concerns failing
had capital Of 5000 or less and 4 per
cen had from 5000 to $4,000 capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
Court:
EMIL, GINSBURGER, No. 2272 Pros
meet avenue: voluntary. Liabilities, Noo, :
oTS. assets, 20 cents cash In bank and
one share OF stock in the Montehore
Building Company or no Value. ~ -,
ALERT II. HUGHES, Of No. 70 Broad
way; voluntary. Liabilities, Hl,s37; no
MILDRED KOHN, No. 426 Grand street:
Involuntary. Creditors, X. g. Corset
f'nmpanv, Sl0s: Warner Brothers Com
nany 500 and Weingarten Brothers. $40;
assets estimated at $l,HD.
LOUIS AND ABRAHAM SCIilNASl
AND JACOB SIIATTYN. doing business
as Schinasi Brothers, No. 90 University
Place: involuntary. Liabilities arc placed
AT $1,000; assets, 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
BOND DOTS.

The Village CLERK Of Loudonvilie, ASH
land County. Ohio, will receive proposals
until noon. February 3, according 10 re-
ports for $1,000 per cent waterwoEAs
aud electric light improvement bonds, de-
nomination 500. dated January 10, 1913.
and due 500 semi-annually from March J.
-61s N September ], 1870 inclusive &C
crued interest 20 be- paid by the pur-
chaser.
Toe Higgingon g. Co. are Offering 70 IN
yestors 10000 Puget Sound Traction
Light and Power Company per cent
mortgage gold notes, due February J.,
1914: authorized, sl2OoO,0D0; outstanding,
$4,000: price. 100 and interest. to yea
per cent.
.seasongood & Mayer. Of Cincinnati
were the successful bidders on December
81 for the $1,000 per cent ffty-year
vaterworks extension and Improvement
bonds. OF Wyoming. Hamilton County
Onto. The bonds are dated September j.
ERs
II ,s reported that Scott Scott County
Kan favored the proposition Of ISSUING
tn1,o municipal electric light plant ani
waterworks bonds at the election heid
recently.
The state Treasurer. at Annapolis VIII
receive proposals until noon' FEBRUARY o.
for 200. 900 3IA per cent coupon tax ex-
errnt series f road bonds of Maryland
Tba bonds are IN denomination OF N'oc
and dated February /. 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Jan. 17.--Local grain markets Do
clined again to-day. while provisions gained
slightly. At its best to-day wheat was nearly
10 under yesterdays top, and generally ruled
under the previous close A report OF 80 loads
sold at Manitoba and Duluth for export helped
tho early price TO the highest OF the Session.
but this gain only momentary, Corn was
weak all day, save for an upward furry IN
sympathy with the abortivs bulge IN wheat.
NAV declined 1880 under yesterday on tho
heavy receipts and on q fat cash market sea /,
board and foreign buyers derlined 10 be tempted
10y price concessions The decline IN oats was
due 10 the Influence OF other grains and weak.
ness Of the spot market. recent Leading
bull sold heavily. Provisions again advanced
on the light run OF hogs, gaining 25GIho-
Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London jan 17.-The offerings at the wool=
auction sales to-day amounted to H. $50 bales
The largo selection vas eagerly absorbed at
firm rates espeCi tally the best nerinos while
coarse and medium crossbreds recovered their
opening loss. Americans bought the best light
parcels at full prices. The sales follow: New
South Wales 1900 bales: secured Is 4hddis
lOhd; greasy, 7d91s Sd. Queensland. 1900;
secured is 6dG2s I'D; greasy, Sddis nd +
Victoria, / 800; secured Is ldG2s 2i1d; greasy,
sAd11s 3D. South Australia. 500: greasy. 6Ld
ais lid West Australia. 700; greasy, "a dsS,
Is "a New Zealand, 5000: secured isaisC
Hope and Natal, 300 greasy. 6hGi1hd = x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
q, G. TREASURY FINANCES.

rr.,h,,g,on Jan. 1.-THE condition OF the
,,,,,.d states Treasury at the beginning OF
,.,a,,.ss 20 day was as follows: Working bal
te2 1o5 40. in banks and Philippine
T-,o..rry 500 g93 4O4: total Of general fund.
zoe on. 600. receipts yesterday s2.243, 1874; dis
,,,r,erren,s. si.524.G $50. The deficit for this
assal year is S. 4O2. o54, as against a dehcit OF
800 PAP. pa last year. The figures FOR receIp's.
disbursements and deficit exclude Panama Canai
ana p,iblic debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Jan. 1.-THE Commercial Bulletin
will say of the wool market Saturday: Trans
actions in the Boston wool market this week
have with few exceptions been for small lots
taken principally by mills who were Obliged 10
piece out on orders. No buy ers seem 70 be
buying in anticipation Of their needs the
strike situation in New York having held I'D
deliveries from the mills and having caused a
reported surplus OF labor in some Of the manu-
featuring centres for the first time in months
The shipments OF wool from Boston from
January / 10 January 10. inclusive, were IL
T2S SIS pounds, against H. 2e4 PA for the same
period last year. The receipts from January l
10 January 10, inclusive were Z. 93S, O23 pounds
sgains. SAB. s9S for the same period last
wear"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18

ppoyIsIOSs-Smal business in tho pro-
v,sIan market, but prices ruled steady al a
moderate advance. owing TO buying credited 10
commission houses and packers and an , ADVANCE
- h@S no polnts in tho hog market. PORK
stessy Mess. SIS 1889 70. family. S2l 5Oq
sss: short clear. s2l 50gS2S. BEEF,.Mess, $50
Gs2i; family. s24as25; packet; s22gS2S; extra
TnJia mess s3SdS4O BEEF HAMS-Dull $50
ISSS DRESSED HOGS Firm. Bacons. l05s
alike, pigs. ll&.c. CUT MEATs-Pickled
bellies dull. 12c Picked hams steady &c.
TAIJOW-Quet: special, SIC: city, $50
nominal; country, 5sg6ssc. LARD--Firm;
Middle west. iOlbal0. 25c; city. 9hgloc; re-
dned. South America, II. 90; Continent, 1913
prszil Kegs, l2 25c; compound steady. 7a47<c.
STEARISE-Qulet; oleo. 9ao; city lard. 12c
COJTONSEED OII,-Onerings were small
vance of 2a8 points. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York, January II

tNtN tV'Et J"II-~Ig - y n !, !,
BEEyES-Receipts, "a cars or l.2l6
head, 2b cars on sale. Steers and fat cows
slow and barely steady. Common TO good
steers sold at SO 50a$s 30 per 100 10; oxen and
stays, s4aS7 %; bulls, s5as6 70: yearlings,
81 5Ods4 rs: cows. So 25gt8 heifers. s4d$I 90
Dressed beef slow at 9Hq13c for native Sides
and shqlOc for Texas beef.
Sales-McPherson & CO.: 20 Ohio steers l242
10 average. IS so per 100 10; 10 Virginia, llg4
N. IS as: Is 1850 10, So 05: bulls, 1ls5 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18

and May at 9s Cd Raw here was steady put
quiet. with centrifugal at 3.4Sc. muscoVaoo'
Gray: Total stock OF Europe and America,
1929, 697 tons, against 2702274 last year az
the same uneven date. The Increase OF stoSA
is l22I, 1893 tons, against an increase OF 90 oo-
last week. Total stocks and ailoats, togetnei,
show visible supply OF 397s. 667 tons, against
2.777, PA last year. an increase OF l'2Ol'o9o
tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Jan 17.-CLOVERSEED--Pr
cash and January, sl2 1924; February $i2 81
March $40 45: october 81 70. ALsIKE-Prime
each Sia 30. March S13 go. TIMOTHY-Prime
cash 81 921f; February 81 %; March. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
EXPORTS.
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New YORK. January II. 1912.
-MMEAT-Thnre was some buy

New YORK. January II, 1912.
N-WHEAT-There was some buy
Ing early. on the fact that the foreign markets
failed TO show full response 10 our decline
OF Thursday. hut while there was SAID 10 De
good demand both for cargoes ana Tor cash
wheat Tor milling purposes abroad, the export
demand here was small, with bids out OF llne,
and. aside from report that 80 loads had
been worked by Duluth on overnight orders.
no business was reported. There we're IRE
qtent advances and declines during the morn
INK but In tho afternoon an easier feeling de
veioped, and al the close values were "a q so
below the high OF the day, and showed net
decline OF aaai3c. 10 red winter wheat,
81 90 elevator and 81 90 o anosti No
Northern spring 81 Olt Z o b, ahoat. CORN
Prices Wars steady early. but the market
soon Developed an easier tone. aud at the close
was h1l.c net lower. only slightly above the
lowest point OF the day. Export corn. orc
o b.. snpat. OATS-Easler. in sympathy with
wheat and corn. and on reports OF increased
offerings from the interior. Cash market easy;
standard white, 3g1c. No 3. Ss2c. No T. Csc;
natural white, 37MQ39igc; white clipped, 9sis
G4lIbc all track RYE-Steady: No Western.
6Tq8Sc. c I T. Buffalo BARLEY-Steady;
mating. ep47Oc, c T. Buffalo: feeding, 6oc,
q ( :. New York. Wheat, including -four, eN-
rprt4 for the week, according 20 Bradstreets
aggregate & l2S. 400 bushels. against 5.6Bl,vAi
last week and 2a4l $40 last year; since July
J. 1875 $40 100 bushels. against S3.464, lO4 last
season Corn. exports FOR the week, 1900, i23
bushels, against G56 1870 last week and l.4823sS
last wear: since July /, 6.340.33l bushels,
against Il, 29O6l2 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
NEW YORK PRICES.
RONDED WHEAT,
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CLEARANCES.
TIOIR AND NEAI.-TraC

IIOI'R AND MEA1+-ITadluE III 0Oui "
Inactive owing TO easier feeling In the wheat
market. while mills were inclined 20 hold tho
market firm Spring patents, 81 oOdS4 10 WIN
ter straights 81 G0as4 20. winter patents. ~ 80
ass 20. Spring clears, - 30asi IS; extra No
Winter s. i04s4 rs; No =. s4gsi 10; Kansas
stralghts 81 2Dqsi IS; fancy spring patents.
g. 4OdS3 90 RYE FLOUR-Stesdy Far TO
good So GOGsS 50: choice 10 fancy, 50 sVgS4;
TIfCKWHEAT FLOUR-s2 80 asked per 100
N CORNMEAI1-Kin dried s8 10 BAf
NrAL,-Fine white and yellow. 81 3oqSl 80;
coarse, 81 254Sl 80. FEED-Western spring
s29 5Oas24. standard mlddling. S24; -four do,
Nj red dog. s2s 90. city bran, $23 bulk. S2t 90
sacks; middllng S24 50ds29; red dog, $50 90;
homlny chop. s21 nominal 81 - sacks OIL
meal. s32gs33 -.,...
CoTTFE-Whils trading was not active,
s,ios amounting 10 only 1850 bags, prices
were easier, closing at net decline OF SgiI
nolnts There was considerable pressure IN
Scptember. and Il was the general impression
mat the selling was against purchases OF val
orizeton coffee. The weakening feature IN me
market was the absence OF demand more tnan
the selling pressure, and II was apparent thht
huyers were inclined to be timld, whlle Dulls
generally were apathetic. Hayre closed az
net decline OF hqA franc, while hamburg was
" MS mfg lower Rio and Santos was irregu-
lar RIO being 90 reis lower, while santos was
unchanged 10 90 refs higher. spot steady ana
unchanged at i3sc for Rio No I. Local con-
tract prices. 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18

nrm with fairly good jobbing business
NAVAL sTORES-Spirits turpentino was
ouIet and unchanged. Rosin quiet. Tar steady
and unchanged.
OHs-Iinseed oil unchanged. Refined pc
troleum steady at recent prices
RICE-Steady and quiet.
SUGAR-Rehned steady. on basis OF 400
"a Coo for graduated. and business moderate
In London beet sugar was steady and -
higher, with January and February At rs oSd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-18
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS
AND CAR TRUSTS.
FURNISHED By Swartwout a Appenzehsr' NO
A. Pine street,
CAlaturing 1el3-'27D

Name Maturity. Int yield.
Atlantic Coast Line p Q, 1913, II. ~ -
Eun Roch & II 4-4h p C, 1Pl9-'N.. "a
cent OF Georgia 4h-6 . c, l9l3-l7 oH ~
cent n X of n : p e. l9l3Il7. -. - -
Chesapeake & Ohio 4 y C, 1913 III. "a -
chic X Ait 4-4h-5 C, 1913 10. ~. ~
chic A East III 4h-6 c, 1919 IL. 6h "a
chic X / n Pac as c. 1913 10. g.
Gin Ham & d 41s-6 . c, 1913 20. % ~
Delaware e Hudson Az c, 1922. - T.
Frie AVS D C, 1877 .......:... "a A
Hooking Valley AN D c, 19l3-ls. a.
Hudson e. Man 8 2 c, 19lS-,le: go. bts "a
X &. TT S & " Al p C. l9l3'l6... 81. ~
10. CITY South Az c, 1918 d.. o.. 50
ehigh Valley 44H c, 1913 49,. -. "a
Missouri Pacific . C, 1913 H.. oh -.
WoSile e. Ohio 40 ? c. 1919 10 % s,E
TY Central Lines p C, l9l3-22. -. "a
Norfolk e Western p Q, 19l3-16. ~ "a
pennsylyania 3iz-4 y C, 1913 L.. ~
e. 7, & FIR 4-4h-5 p c. 1913 IL. ga "a
40 guar A c & + p c. l0l3,l7.
Scan Air Line 4l7-5 C, 1el3,l1'.. O. .,
Vjrejniar Rwy s c, l9l3-19: 900. "a 80
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(ouotstions furnished by l.; j.. Winkelman d
Co, No. a Broad street,
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by w. n. Coler & Co, No. iS Cedar
- street,

.counons interchangeable. tRegistored. 1Cou-
pons, Unregistered and, coupon
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Transactions for foreign account yester-
day on the local stock market approx
mated ten thousand shares. about evenly
divided between purchases and sales.
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PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
FURNISHED by williams. McCongell & Coleman
No. 60 wall stree y
TOBACCO STOCKS.

'Ex dividend
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-13
Money ydCed
BY Making Your Cough
Syrup at Home
Takes But n Few Moments
and Stops n Hard Cough
I'm n Hurry.

Cough medicines, as a rule, contain o
large quantity of plain syrup. If you
take one pint of graduated sugar, add
~ pint OF warm water and stir about
2 minutes, you have as good SYRUP as
money could buy.
If you will then put 211s ounces of
Pinex fifty cents WORTHY in a pint
bottle, and fill it up with the Sugar
Syrup, you will have as much cough
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$3.50. Take a teaspoonful every one,
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You will find it one OF the best cough
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cough. You can feel it take hold
usually conquers an ordinary cough in
"a hours. It is Just laxative enough,
has q good tonic effect, and the taste
is pleasant.
1t is splendid remedy. too, for
whooping cough, spasmodic Group
hoarseness and bronchial asthma.
Pinex is a most valuable concentra.
ted compound of Norway white pine
extract, rich in guaiacol and other
healing pine elements. No other prepa-
ration will work in this formula.
This plan for making cough remedy
with Piney and Sugar Syrup is now
used. in more homes than any other
cough remedy. The plan has often been
initiated but never successfully.
A guaranty of absolute satisfaction,
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this preparation. Your druggist has
Pinex, or will get it for Won. IF not
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-13
CONSIDER HUGHES
AS 1916 CANDIDATE
Washington Star Says That Republi
cans Are Planning for Next
Campaign.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 80
The Washington Star, one of the
leading eastern republican papers
published story Tuesday night that
careful consideration is being given
by republican leaders to a president.
ial ticket for 1916 composed of Jus
tice Charles g. Hughes of the SUI.
preme court for president and Sena
tor Cummins or Senator Borah for
vice president. 1t is declared this
ticket is being talked among the lead.
ers of both conservative and pro,
gressive elements as one that would
unite the warning factions and re.
store the party.
Neither of the three gentlemen
named is a party to the talk but II
grows out OF the meeting here OF the
law committee OF the republican ma.
tional committee which is considering
the question of what authority has
the national committee in the way of
revising the rules Of the party.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-13
COsSON RULES AS
TO AUTO TAXATION
After You Have Used Your Car FOUR
Years, You Need Pay Only
Half Of Taxes.

Attorney General George Cosson
las given a written opinion on the
new automobile law at the request of
Secretary Allen. The points involved
ere taxation OF automobiles not In
Use and reduced taxation on old cars.
The attorney general said the mean.
ing Of the law is that a machine
which has been in use four years, and
upon which the Iowa tax has been
raid for four consecutive years, shall
thereafter be taxed at only half the
regular rate.
Cars which have paid taxes In other
t;ates part of four years and in Iowa
while they have been here, may also
be subject to this reduction. A car
which remains unused for the entire
year from January to January i,
reed have no license. Store cars not
Used on the highways are not subject
to the auto law tax These cars, how
ever, would be taxed as personal prop
erty, and the amount which the own
er would have to pay would equal the
state tax in case off a high priced car.