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HELP-MAIE

WANTED-HIGH CLASS MAN TO
sell trees. shrubs, roses, vines. berry
bushes, bulbs, etc. Good wages.
Permanent. Exclusive territory.
Brown Brothers Nurseries. Rochester,
New York.
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SPECIALITY Statesmen WANTED
Who can sell soda fountain syrups
and cooler drinks. Big commission
paid: Good side line. Recorders
erences. Secretary. Drawer I, Sidney,
Ohio.
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RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
$500 first year., promotion to $500.
Examinations May 3 in every state.
Common. education sufficient with
my coaching. Full information free.
Write for booklet. v $40. Earl Hop.
kins. WASHINGTON, .. c.
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statesmen wANTED-No EXPERT
Write today for list Of hundreds Of
positions now open paying $1,000. to
$4,000 q year. Address nearest office.
Dept. Az, National Salesmen's Train.
Ing Association. Chicago. New York.
Kansas City. San Francisco, New Or
leans, Toronto.
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WANTED TO BUY

WILL BUY SECOND HAND CLOTHES
&C: y; Cleaning Shop. GIG DeAlers
It's. 734M.
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'e ers in your eomSu naE1 for u i f ia1Eest
wholesale house selling direct by
samples; all goods guaranteed. Drop
shipments or carload; permanent po-
and up: liberal terms; give references.
Address Dept Q. Hitchcock Hill &
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500 MEN, 20 TO 40 YEARS OLD,
wanted at once for electric railway
,motormen and conductors; $50 to
sary: fine opportunity: no strike:
write Immediately for application
blank: Address 757 care Of Times
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AGENTS

WE FURNISH you CAPITAL TO RUN
profitable business of your own. BE,
sell high grade custom made shirts.
also guaranteed sweaters. underwear.
hosiery n neckties. direct 70
homes. Write Stcadfast Mills. Dept.
20, Cohoes, N. Y.
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NAGENTs-HERE's THE BEST PROP
osition out in years for. wide awake
men nd women. A business OF Xoyr
" and $50 to SIS q week possible.
e. NJ. Feltman, Sales Mgr, 6676 Syca:
moro ST. Cincinnati. O.
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SALESMAN FOR GENERAL TRADE
Staple line. $35 weekly dvanc on
commissions. Experience unneces-
sary. Simply all around hustler with
clean record. u. w. Barrows, Station
A., Detroit.
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IF. WE WOULD GIVE YOU A 20 ACRE
farm free. along line Of railroad.
would you he willing to tell your
friends about our land opening? For
particulars address Mr.. J. B. Clark,
Land Commissioners. Live Oak, Perry
q Gulf Railroad Company, Box 81,
Live Oak. Florida
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DAVIS. MANUFACTURER OF QUICK
selling household goods: offers you g
job where you can make 81 to ~
daily now. More later. Steady work
Get busy with postal asking particu-
lars. =. NJ. Davis. ,'C.452, Davis
Block. Chicago. =.
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IN ANSWERING ALL WANT ADS.
Times-Herald, be sure to address
your answer to that number in care
Of Ttmes-Iierald. This insures prompt
attention.
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AMBITIOUS Statesmen OF NEAT APP.
pearance. call on merchants in their
territory: elegant sideline; convenient
to carry; good commissions; prompt
remittance. Belmont Mfg. Co., Gin
%cinnati. o.
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c. i. THOMAS .
1921 Commercial NATL Bank Bldg,
Chfcaoo

FOR sALE-s2o ACRE IMPROVED
farm: fine land; seven miles from
One Of the pest half sections in a n
sey county. Will guarantee one thou
sand dollars cash. rent this season.
Write for particulars. Box 73, Penn,
N. D.
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TRANSFERS


A suit made as you want It made
and which wouldn't tit another person
The cost will surprise you-agreeably.
THOS. GRlFFITHS. TAILOR.
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WANTED-AN ALL AROUND PRINT
err who understands all OF the me-
chanical department. No boozer: No
cigarettes. No transportation. SIS a
week. Democrat, Cando, N. D..
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$40 WEEK SELLING MOST SUCCESS.
heating stoves One gallon oil lasts
five hours. Quick seller. Perfecto
Oil Burner Co.. 120 N. Emporia'
Wichita. Kanaa
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FOR sALE-rA1LoR SHOP. ONLY
territory: doing good business. viii
bear rigid inspection. Good reason
for selling. ]. NJ. Altman. Stephen,
Min
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-LEATHER WATCH FOB. WITH
Phi Kappa Psi monogram. Finder
return to Herald office.
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CMaturins lal3-'21)
Diminished by Swartwout & Appenzellsr No
81 Pine street,
BUSINESS REvERSES.

LAWRENCE WOODEN COMPANY.--P eti-
ton filed against Herman Bruner. trading rs
the Lawrence Wooden Company, wholesale
dealer in woollens at No. 215 Fourth avenue
Creditors-S. Hirshheld. sso' 4. g. Bernstein,
pointed Marcus Helfsnd receiver: bond, 81
600. Liabilities arc said 10 be S3O'oo; assets
probably $4,000
ACORN MILLS.-John Mcfarland and John
Wesch trading as tho Acorn Mills, selling
agents for woollens. ~ 10. 4S1 Broadwas'
filed petition. with liabilities Of SilaA; -
iquidated claim, 81 900 and cash in bank. =.
Among the creditors are John Eich' OF WOOL
rich. Penn. $3.50. and Greaves Brothers
THOMAS DAWSON. - Thomas Dawson
foundrymsn. at Livingston ManoI sullivan
County. y Y. FLED petition with liabilities
Of s1l. ISL: assets. $500, consisting OF real
estate and foundry property. SoJOo' mach'h
cry. 81, $50, and accounts N:52S Schedules
OF Abrahs m Besthon & SON dealers IN leather
goods and fancy goods for travellers, a. ~.
2ss Fifth avenue show iaoilltes OF Slloiio-o
assets $67sl consisting Of proceeds Of sale .o OF
stock and pictures by the receiver, So.tv-'
goods in bonded warehouse, SEQ accounts,
Jane Besthoff. $3.50 loans Richard MORT
mer estate 81. $50, rent and loans: Charles j.
onna S8b55 Charles 5 Besthoff has individual
liabilities OF S34, $50 and assets. 50, cash IN
bank Jerome 4. Besthoh has individual va
bilities OF Sl2 OIL and assets s.. cash In bank
~ STEINBERG g. CO.-Schedules or =.
Steinberg A. Co, manufacturers OF women
underwear at No. - West 2tth street s.oH
liabilities OF SIS, 367 assets s. So Consisting
OF stock $500; machinery. 5000; accounts
S255 and cash in bank. IS. Among the cred
,to-s are the Columbia Bank 81 100: Krower
Tvnberg. 81. 900: Lichtenstein q stern s-'oii
secured. and Z. Gsllsnd a Son, $lsle -.
ISAAC SJLNERMAN-r petition hled aeains'
Isaac SHERMAN dealer In dress goods az ~
is0 archard street Creditors Morris Lesser
S244; Charles G. Reder sl44 william B Zen
beld SI21 and Ansem GedryGh. Nl-l. Jnuse
~, annointed Archibald Palmer receiver,
bond 500 with authority to continue bushes
600 Mr.. SHERMAN made an assignment ="
Thursday. ..,.o.,, c,oupAXy Judge
tTol. dismissed petition filed on August y
a,afnsf inc & r. Kaltenbach COMPANY lhall
ns of briarwood pipes. at No Baxtt!
street on consent Of creditors. as set,ienl,sutt
80 been made The business was siar'ed
more than forty years ago 90, ala .aaire,
JOSEPH KOPALD-Petitlon hiea sss'i ~
geweiry, at 30 44o sixth Avenue. s S5eGod
T.coh Friedman. $500; julius Shohgpou'
sII-10 AVID Theo Schisgall COMPANY. lnc..
SD Liabilities are said 20 be from aoe stoVOIG
70 $50. 900; assets between Slo'ooo an"
$4,000.
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THE CROP MARKETS
Corn Goes to Record Price
Wheat and Oats /! over.

September corn went to new high record
prices yesterday. selling at Ti2c. The
market was not well sustained, as on pre-
vious days this week. and much of the
strength was lost before the close. In
fact the final figures were ssc to &c under
the last quotations of the previous ses-
sion Wheat was also subject to a decline.
Offerings were heavy on news OF bear
ish character, and after short rally early
i'm the trading prices descended until they
touched a point a full cent below the best
for the day. The closing quotations were
sac to lc under Thursdays close. oats
moved i'm sympathy with other grains and
developed weakness before the close, the
last prices being &c to &C net lower.
Coffee was without any striking feature
yesterday, the tone being generally firm.
with price fluctuations confined to mar
low range. Opening. steady. the marke;
advanced ! to 8 points, and after main
tanning a steady tone throughout the day
closed at a net gain IF to . points.
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. Sept Aggressive demand
for Peoples Gas. advancing the price
from HE. TO around l22. high record.
was the feature i'm to-day's dealings.
Dealings in the Gas shares. combined
with those In New York. exceeded 1000
shares, which forms the largest trading
In the issue for many months. Sears
Roebuck common showed strength. There
VAS further advance made by Rumely
issues Advances i'm American Can and
steel common stocks furnished other
noteworthy spots OF interest in the mar
kct. The unchanged issues were Hart,
Schafner Marx preferred, Common
wealth Edison Sears Roebuck preferred,
Booth Fisheries common and Swift
shares. Pneumatic Tool and Union Car
Dlde declined. American fractions and
chicago Railways Series ,, furnished d
large volume OF business. and the activ-
NY was slightly at the expense OF prices.
Inc Series ! remained quiet and UNI
changed and Series . rose frsct!onaily.
Business in bonds was transacted on
falr scale.
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Nov Yors. September ;. n

Now \ nrE september -. ltIBs
GRAIN - WHEAT - \ slow decline ap-
pcared in the larket Yesterday. and az the
close prices were ssqlc under tho previous
night some Of the support which has been
following the strength IN coarse grains was
lacking in Yesterday market, and as the
news directly affecting wheat was PERHAPS
more hearish than otherwise. offerings became
large enough 20 force prices down practically
WeaFness was led bv Northwest markets which
reflected more favorable conditions In the
Canadian Northwest for harvesting am
thrashing No fresh export business was re
ported. although CHICAGO claimed that about
20 loads had been worked there THURSDAY
for export account European markets were
irregular and. on the vholA disappointing.
Iirhter worlds shipments are expected this
week. and tho Argentine exports amount 20
bushels a week ago. Cesh markets were
easter. 0sc Tor for 40 red elevator and % -.
. afoat New No Northern Duluth.
80 G. o p ahoat CORN-A new high record
vas established rs september corn when u
sold Al The yesterday. but tho market was
nof 50 we'll sustained as Of late and in the
closing ~ about the bottom and "a &c under
the previous nlglt. While there vas no change
Zoo the hot dry neather lu the Southwest
which has done 80 much % reduce tho size
OF the crop this year. sentiment appeared 10 be
somewhat les bGllsh and there was an IN
crCssinE amount of realizing At the early hlsh
levels for which an Increase or interior re
rcipt- and disappointing cables we're partly re
spou-ihlc Export corn. - '1C. D anoai
OATS-Ir sympathy With other markets oats
showed Weakness Ncsterday. closing ii6t4lC net
lower The offerings Of new oats from me
country were fairly large and receipts were
Moderate Cash houses sold 10 some extent
Cafh cat- stead, STANDARD white " y ~,
No white 49,. GJOc. No . DO 4Sft4S &c; No
{ 10. f7isu4Sc; ordinarv clipped white. A. ga
SO. fancy clipped white. new ana olo, 5op
Saisc an elevator RYE-Quiet. No West
7ac. e. New York, export BARLEY
steady New mailing I00T5c. : Buffalo
HAY-Steady. Standard. 81. NJ !. 81 %; No
70 2 No
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toms. PC: Texas No !. 24c; other grades lsu
2ic: CHICKENS roasters. milk feo, fancy
large. Gle: N. zoe: milk fed. 10 and over
second grade. l6dl7c: corn led. fancy. isrsn ~
l9c; No. 1sc: corn fed, second grade 10
and over lin1Gc
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES = Re;
ceipts to-day. s327 bbls potatoes aud 2.soS
weak Sweet potatoes dragging Al former
prices. Onions selling fairly for best grades
Beans dull and weak. Beets lover; carro t
steady Cucumbers and pickles firm for fancy
Corn generally poor. celery In excessive sup
ply. Csbbages firm. Cauliiowers weak Egg
plants plenty and low. Lima beans loMe.
Lettuce in liberal supply and showing irresuisr
quality and value. Peas higher Peppers IN
free supply and weak Squash lower. Iurnlps
steady Tomatoes in light demand Pot Ia
s20$2 rs; round bag. s2d$2 Is: long. 81 sJqS5
SWEET POTATOES southern. bbl. - DgS-'
Jersey No basket Sigtl oI IL: oN red ga
81 Is: Orange County. red. bsg. Slqsl 81; gel
low. bag. Sldsl %; white basket, ,1cafl -
bag. slasl 30; state and western Hhite, s,a ~.
state. yellow. basket. T5n s5c: red ioc: conn
Valley yellow. per 100 N bag. slasl -; Jer-
sey. white basket. sln<i 80; yellow ,9nsss,;
red Zoe: BEANS. basket or bag. ioclsl;
BETS. Dbl, 81 jodsl Is; 100 punches sra
81 80: CARROTS. bbl. 81 50ds2; loo-ib bss
sldsi .: basket. 70GI5c; 100 oInches. t''Y
bbl. 81 JOdS3 30: CUCUMBER PICKLES Dbl,
81 25dS2 % state. bushel BASKET 81 ;'nS- ~,
CORN, per 100. 5OcnS1 80: CELDtl, do1een
stalks. iOa2Jc; CARRIAGES. per 100, safS'
ton. $a5d<3O: CAULIFT.owERs, state, DBL
sew. bbl 5Ocdsi: LIMA BEANS. Jersey po--
tsto basket 75cGsi %: /. |. potato. bag Ded
81: LETTUCE. state. basket. 2JnI1c "a .a9E zen
MT-sHRoOMS 10 55cGSl: okRA. carrier, 20
abe: PEAS. basket. 81 5OQS2 80: bag. SlnS5'
PEPPERS, green hbl 50cdSl; red, per 6pl.
sldsl so; ROMAINB state. basket; oo9 'oc.
nearby. bbl J0cISI: SPINACH basket Or
crate, 25d8Oc: SQUASH. marrow. bol. 300 20;
white biol goa Zoe yellow bbl. ;OdIJc; TUX,
81 20. TOMATOES. nearby box. 25d75c.
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PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The Oakland, Antioch & Eastern Rail-
way Company officials made a trial trip
behind one of the powerful 1900 horse
power electric locomotives which are 10
handle the valley traffic in the State CT
California and found the locomotive sat
isfsctory The type used is very similar
TO that used by the Pennsylvania Rail
rad for electric service.
United Light & Railways Company.
The United Light a. Railways Company
reports gross earnings for July OF H9s,Ool'
as compared with s43s,6Si for July Of last
year, an increase Of $6O,9H; net earnings
after taxes were Sl97,5l3. as against $685.
~. gain Of $ll.01, and surplus after
Charges for the month was S9o,J5s, az
compared with-$e5, 479 for the same month
last year. an increase OF Si5S For the
twelve months ended July 81 gross earn
ings were $5.759.s76. as compared with 20
'e2's2 for the corresponding period OF last
Year. an increase Of Ss76,99i. and surplus
after charges amounted 10 S,U76n, as
against ssi3.5s for the same period last
year. gain OF s264,O2S Surplus earnings
OF subsidiary companies accruing 10 Sc
N''t'N lsiSll a fkdliN dg WIN
o'her income for the twelve months ended
July 81 1913, aggregated s1,34s.f from
which were paid 81, 332 for expenses, t3i9,-
'i5 for interest. S374s59 for dividends on
inst preferred, and $3.50 dividends on
second preferred, leaving a balance Of
sSOS2 available for depre cation and div
blends on the common stock for the year
Commonwealth Power, Ry. G. LIGHT
The total earnings OF the Common
wealth Power Railway Light Company
for July included earnings on stocxs
orned and miscellaneous earnings
snounted to s2o5.l6 as compared with
h.s3s for the same month last year
tain OF sl22. sSl: net earnings. after
charges, We're SlJ04B. as compared with
N5Z5 gain of s78.il4 and surplus after
dividends amounted to S0.443 AZ com
Pared with $42.529. AN increase Of s2s114
over July last year. For the twelve
months ended July 81 the total earnings
amounted 10 tl,77S.3f6. as compared with
A,lS, l35 for the corresponding period last
year, an increase of $J57.6fs. and net earn
Ass, after charges. were Sl,Jlt.3fs. as
against sl.l0i.75l, an increase OF 500 JJ7.
nuFpius after dividends for the period
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OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

moderate amount of charterlhs val
completed in the steamer market out IN
yesseI. business was light In al trau.s.
Freight. offered in limited number; Nm, Tsrs
rat.s about as recently quotes. ouota,ion on
Ia Iiy.rpooI and Glasgow. I'd nominal, Lo,
don. ei=d; Rotterdam. ~; Ha% H@il' a. 4?
tir,.,of ia. Antwerp. %: Cork for orders,
rs Cd: picked ports large tonnage %, 90
nominal: cotton TO Liverpool, psf -oI ,ors
g5e CHARACTERIZATION steamer, .,t'" IONS,
Kew YORK and River Plate trade, Trip dow n
or lime charter. basis about rs ] isd, 81
trmbsr: British steamer. $3.50 tons, iuulosi,
Culf 20 the River Plate. p I, Septeh'ppeiI
british steamer $4,000 quarters gram, 90 Pa
timora TO Brest. {. September fIi 81
steamer, I.61g tons. deals. Herring cove 10
Nest Britain or East Ireland. COS sept S,'i,
her. Britiso steamer Laos tons. timer Gun
10 Holland and United Kingdom' los sep
,ember: British steamer 1910 tons, Ioai
cardiff TO Bermuda. los I'd. septenps,
RritIsb steamer. 2.T2l tons. West Inua
trade. one round trip. 30 "A, prompt br'is"
steamer oTn5 tons. same. trip up Is
nrorpt: British schooner. 2te tons. cocoa
nuts. Ruatan 20 New York, p l.
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JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

Tbe following judgments for amounts ex.
ceeding 800 were filed yesterday the his'
me being that Of the debtor:
Bigcin, James. HuIwitz. S-Oo. .,oo "a
Prsdley. Thomas-G. W. Roberts, SIS 70,
111ningham. Peter T.-Hamilton institute
Tor Boi Haze Gee &c T. Potter. 1923 "A.
Cu1Io. John and James Michael Cohen
r,o co. S1IodbnooL. D. Crear. 1858 81?
Dotie Walter B.-I. Shonbers. SlS' oO-
liver Hloert-Broadway Trust Company
cube SlSi ~ Rcbecca and Louis No Deich-
cl NAM William liam Andrew Gray and 4 & w.
GRAY s CO. ln9IoB T GrUie5 si.i57 IS
RELY. j. Philip D.-Ouo Huber brewery
$40, sos NJ ar,--c. II. Evans 4 Sons. $l5i 81.
HopbiUm. Curty-M W Leary So6N of
n n i,srt Hermann Levin. $40 -.
i>n,nsT Louis-F Forman. Sis 81.
lies. Elise and Nicholas roSe""'
Braun; v Hvp 70 and AIphonzo Lambross-
I,,i,sn swiss COLONY. si91 %; s--ooe
Lang. Christian H a. ai',s'' % sos a..
- W I'm Frank et al. s322 20
DO 5,son Teo--Tremont Hardware Co. INC
:, $40 o. Akin RE. weisswsnge. $40 %.
St,to, I ,uis-J Stuart. Us! 10
, @a.iiUY' 90 I.-P Helilneer. 1913 o.
roStI' George T. j. ]. Broka" 500 a.
SAM z n,I,l. -, Mercantile Furnace Co.
Ross W iilioH' -
1910 -. ,.,uo Eurzman-Psople
SpectOr jacob anu "e-
e1a re;. Jacob. Arcolls. s2s2 ~
STOCK samuel. J. KrSmsris , ai' 90 !"
smith. hs Ia,sscas NJ T. smith. 1921 %
w W , Is@n, whitney P.-Titie Guarantee
trust co. Si09 10. .,,sop ct a.
Climatic Rancost CO.. i|e'''
SS51 II. pa-r.,t Manufacturing
Co Sl6s ~ - Saiss Co.-Metro
General TfIm Publicity and SAFES ~
Lth0g' 81 ,drew Co.-W. Gershel. 500 ~ ,
Hei,cnic American Realty GO ana O ostng' CO.
IIsrris-ij. 5. Printing q Idthogrtpn'"H
S'll f,o,hors 90 r. J. Hole. slal ~ -
Wakedeil Park Realty Co A. f'S''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
Nominal,
THE METAL MARKETS.

coppER-Was steady, With lake quo,ea
res, dITc. eleciroytic, 16iz q loA c, ana cas-
,p, ,st. n IGs.c Standard copper on tn'
-, - Metal Exchange was also hrIh'
Inv ,not. September. october and NoSenl1I
her 165oc asked. In London Sopper, ',nTes
an al ~ i5s for spot and t'3 TOT iutui y
u ~ Easv with transactions Of - tons.
,po, on the local exchange closing at ~
- "a oo.. september - 81 y n Sue, OOtCto
"a - 'n @, !. n 40 81 &c November " o. u a
.s isc and December i2.5I z q 1850, IN
ondon lin closed quiet al 1913 for spot anu
M Ioniet. New York spot. 4IOc BID
and East ST Louis i.60a47Oc. In Lohooh
lad Aos.d at f20 rs cd. n ooo H..
spELTER-Firm, with sales OF 'ooo9 10
6,r,ohrr East 81 Louisl. at J.suc SPot
custer in New York closed at %" a 100 80,
and East ~ Louis, J.iOg J.soc Loiuo"
spelter. FL los; -. totsd in
JRON-Cleveland warrants. 91s W ~
I ondon. Locally iron was STEADY arc ~
chanrsd with 30 foundry northern quo'e,
Sismsis 20. No . si5 75M SIG .; NO
southern soft. ti5 25nslj 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06

News from Washington to the eject
that the proposed tax OF lilo of cent
pound on trading I'm cotton stood in a
fair way of becoming law was rcspon-
sible for sensational break In prices
near the close yesterday. The market
opened at a decline Of to - points on
lower Liverpool cables. and after con-
siderable irrcsuiarity sold on Z points
more. The loss was more than recovered
later on the publication Of the detailed
weather report. showing rains to be cad
t. lacking IN many localities. active
months selling up from 10 points from
the previous close. viii the rumor that
the Democratic caucus had approved the
trading tax. however a break occurred.
and until the close the tone was foverish.
with prices closing on % TO e points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
THE COTTON MARKET
Prices Break Sharply on Tax
Scare.
WEATHER IN COTTON STATES.

For North and South Csrolins and Georsls'
local rains to-day and probably tomorrow
with light 20 moderate east winds.
For Alabama. showers to-day ana proosoIy
tomorrow. with moderate east Ninds.
For Louisiana and Mississippi, cloudy ana
probably showers near the coast to-day ano
tomorrow. with light TO moderate variable
winds.
For Eastern Texas local thunder showers
to-day: tomorrow. probably fair, with lght
10 moderate variable winds
For Western Texas. fair to-day exec pt
showers In extreme western portion to-in0r-
ICW, fair.
For west Virginia. fair to-day and to-
morrow.
For Tennessee. fair ana continued warm
to-day aud tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06

PRONIsIONs-The market had an early
sharp advance on light hog receipts and good
buying by Erain houses. packers and for out
side account Realizing developed in the az
ternoon, however following the decline In
grain. and all advance was lost. PORK
steady: mess. s23 2jGS23 IS: family. So 500
s26 30: short clear 500 J0ns22 30. BEEF
quiet; mess. Sl7 5OISls 90 family. sloHs
packet. si%isi9; extra India mess, $2sas2s.
i2tsc: 100 N, 127sc. 140 10. 13isc: pigs, 1850.
CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies quiet; 10 N. f6c;
IL m, l5c: II NJ. lic: picked hams barely
ehc nominal: country. 666Ac LARD steady:
Middle West. 1850 1 / i5c: city lard steady
ME; refined lard steady. south America.
~ SOC: Continent. IL 25c; Brazil kegs u s6c
COMPOUND easy. 9tgiOhc. STEARINE
steady oleo. aAsc. city Land. stearine. i3i.c.
COTTONsEED OIL - oil was somewhat
steadier following the advance in lard. hut
after midday. under more liberal offerings OF
crude for prompt shipment. together With the
violent break in cotton, liquidation appeared on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06

The dividend Of y per cent Just de-
clared on the stock of the Buffalo Mines
Company is the largest single declara-
ton ever made by the company. ana
compares with % per cent declared IN
January last. Since the first OF the year
the dividends Of the company, including
the latest declaration. aggregate ~ per
cent. as follows: January !, % per cent;
February Is. 8 per cent; April !, % Der
cent: May 10. per cent: July !, 10 per
cent; August 10. per cent october !. -
per cent. and November 10. I per cent;
total. 70 per cent. The output of the
company 80 far this year shows an in
crease OF about ~ per cent over that IN
the corresponding period Of 1872.