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CMckeR Spanish Stule.

have a recipe l am sure other house.
keepers would like; it is chicken cooked in
Spanish style. To prepare the dish stuff
the chicken as for roasting. Putthree sweet
green peppers in hot oven or on the stove
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Hon 10 { ooh.

We will suppose the chop suey is for
Sunday dinner. On Saturday get your meat
chopped as have told you and put it in the
ice box. Slice your onions not too fine.
also put in the ice box or some cold place.
Open can OF bamboo sprouts. discard the
liquor; cut up in pieces size OF hazel nut.
Open cans OF mushrooms. discard liquor: II
the mushrooms are large. cut into bits. II
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Hon 10 Coob Rice.

IIUW 10 NOOP INCe.
am overwhelmed when l think Of the
time and thought 1t took this contributor
to write out this recipe. and am sure We
are all becomingIy grateful. The fault
must be ours IL we do not achieve success
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FAMILY MEALS FOR A WEEK.
DINNER.


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20 many nationalities unite to make
up the American people that 1t is only
natural we should have diversities in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13
THE COTTON MARKET
Loses an Early Advance, Clos
ing Only Slightly Higher.

Continued reports OF deterioration of the
cotton crop In the Southwest gave an
early frmness TO the local market, but
the squirt OF covering was about all the
sustaining force the market received.
and closing prices were within point OF
two of the lowest, net unchanged to 8
points under the previous close. The ac-
ton Of the market was taken TO mean
that there is a greater readiness TO de-
cline on any reasonable prospect of i'm
proved weather than to advance on re-
ports Of deterioration. and there is a
strong feeling that the early marketing
season will be marked by depression. Re-
ports from. New Orleans suggested that
the frmness in Cotton Exchange member
ships there reflected increased confidence
In the defeat OF the Clark amendment to
the tariff bill and helped to steady the
local market for time. Exporters were
reported TO be buying for August, Sep
TENDER and October shipment in Texas at
q points on October Southern spot mar
kets were generally unchanged, Norfolk
showing a drop OF sc and the local mar
ket held unchanged at l2c for middlinS
upland no sales. Local contract prices:
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URB STOCKS
TORONTO STOCKS

'Interest to be added
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Sales on the Consolidated Stock kN-
change tOtallcd 74.5S shares, representing
the most active day on the exchange since
| June ID last. Prices were rising for the
greater part OF the day, although I'm the
late afternoon realizing sales in volume
impaired irregularity, with some of the
prominent stocks reacting sharply from
] their best. on the advance the market
broadened out. Fifty different stocks were
represented In the transactions. United
States Steel was the early leader In the
/ upward movement with commission
| houses handling some large orders in that
stock. One house early bought 600 shares
in one block at CAS-. one OF the important
favorable influences making for higher
prices was the continued Improvement re-
ported in money conditions. News of fur
Their rains in the corn growing sections or
the West also helped. Lowest prices IN
most cases were those recorded on the $3.50
o'clock opening call This was rue ol
Steel which sold on the call at b3'4, Read
INK, which sold at 1905: Union Pacihc
which sold at 1888. American can. which
sold at 3iis. and Smelling, which Sold AZ
G5lS-in every instance a fraction under
the subsequent New York Stock Exchange
low price. Canadian Pacific sold on the
call as low as 2lsie, against a later low on
was an execution. its low being touched
after the call. Some of the floor traders
held that advantage was beng taken or
the strength in the rest OF the market TO
feed out some Southern Pacific. Union
Pacific failed 20 sell above l5o's AGAINST
high on the other exchange Of los; Steel
above 65as against 65at. Amalgamdted
Copper above AZ, against 7i24, and Smelt-
iu2 above 6S against 6Si4 There was a
transaction In Denver Il Rio Grande at Il,
representing the only market for that
stock i'm Wall Street during the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13
THE CROP MARKETS
Corn GOes>Higher-0ther Grains
FOIIoW-Coffee Drops.

Prices of corn made another upward
jump in yesterdays trading, the advance
being based mainly on the report OF an
expert that the Kansas crop had lost
10000 600 bushels since the first of the
month, owing to bad weather conditions
during the early growth. Rain in other
parts of the belt caused an early de-
cline. which was quickly overcome.
Wheat news and prospects were Of
bearish nature. but the possibility that
large supplies would be needed to make
up for the deficiency in the corn crop
caused firmness in the market. the close
showing a net Advance for the day OF
AQ1zc. Oats were influenced by the
other grains. starting out lower, but re-
covering the loss and closing at net
gain of 1sq$sc.
Nothing has developed in the coffee
market to give any reasonable excuse
for higher prices. and yesterdays OPEN
ing advance Of to II points was based
on scattered buying due to European
markets being higher than expected.
There was nothing to hold the market'
up, however and a steady sag set ia
which left the close very near tive bot
TOM II to % points down from the high
Of the day, and net'7 10 " points Under
Mondays finish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13
HAMPDEN ROAD UP TO-DAY
Massachusetts, Commission to
Consider It's Lease.

Boston. Aug. 12.-The Massachusetts
Public Service Commission, which has be-
fore il the matter of the proposed lease
Of the newly constructed Hampden Rail
road 10 the Boston & Maine. announced
to-day that all parties i'm interest had
been invited to appear before the COM
mission tomorrow.
II is understood that. while both the
Boston q Maine management and the
Hampden Railroad promoters are in ac-
cord on the substance of a proposed tenn
porary operating agreement for the new
line to be- submitted to the commission
for approval. the banking interests are
not thus favorably disposed
The temporary operating agreement IL
understood to provide that the Boston &
Maine shall pay per cent rental for the
Ilampden road on an amount between
$4,000 and $500 COO if approved by the
commission. The bankers, il is said, think
that the commission should approve a
higher cost than this, and they also de-
sire that the commission at once pass ON
It's permanent financing and lease TO the
Boston IL Maine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13
NEW YORK CURB.

The curb market yesterday reflected
the Improvement in the general stock
market Trading was broader than for
some days past and prices with rev
exceptions scored important gains. IN
terest centred in the New Haven issues,
the per cent debentures making a new
nigh record for the movement on ex-
trcmely heavy transactions. Southern
Pacific certificates. after an early ad-
vance, reacted u. from which they recov-
cred slightly. In the industrial issues.
Anglo-American OH and United Cigar
Stores displayed pronounced strength.
Nipissing Mines was the strong feature
OF the mining group, advancing "a on
unusually heavy transactions. Alaska
Gold was I'm good demand at slightly
better prices and more interest was man
iicat in some Of the other issues, al
though trading was upon a comparative
~ small scale. Interest I'm the Nevada
group centred largely I'm Tonopah North
Star. From early transactions at SIC,
the issue advanced steadily to Soc, and
closed at this figure Tonopah Merger
was firm, with all sales at Tic. Jim But
Ter improved 10 Soc, while West End was
pegged at 81 3-16. MacNamara developed
activity. changing hands at l3c. A nota-
BILE feature Of the days trading was the
25c advance in Belmont TO s634. Goldhed
Consolidated was bought at 3lS. and
l2lzc was paid for Jumbo Extension.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES
CHICAGO MARKET.

Chicago. Aug. l2.-Following the East
ern lists. the local securities market dis
played a strong tone to-day and good buy
ing was noted in number OF prominent
issues. Sears Roebuck common, which
gained several points. was handled largely
by floor traders. The rise OF 10 points IN
Quaker oats common shares attracted at
tention. although dealings were small.
Steel common and Goodrich common each
gained a couple of points. Fractional adj
vances were noted in Natioral Biscuit
common, Montgomery Ward preferred,
both classes of Can and Swifts issues,
Peoples Gas. Hart. Shaffner Il Marx pre-
ferred, and Sears Roebuck preferred ruled
Unchanged. The drop Of around ~ points
in Pneumatic Tool shares furnished the
weakest spot on the list. Union Carbide
lost more than point and the rights fell
OFF slightly. Booth Fisheries preferred
and Illinois Brick also made light de-
clines. Business in bonds remained mod
crate.
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New Orleans, Aug. 12-Reports Of continu'
CORN IN CHICAGO UP AGAIN
Increased Damage Since August
Causes an Advance in Price.

Chicago, Aug. l2-Estimates that the
corn crop had shrunk 3Oo.O0O,O0o bushels
since August exerted a powerful effect
to-day in lifting the market Closing
prices We're firm at a net advance OF 7sc
to 1zsc. Wheat showed gain OF sc to
isc and oats a rise Of 40 to sc
In provisions the outcome was de-
cline OF 2iac to 37iAc. According 70 well
known experts the extraordinary new
damage that IS alleged to have diminished
the corn yield has been ascertained by a
widespread investigation as to barren
stalks. The injury IL charged TO severe
and unusual weather conditions at the
fertilizing season. Range OF prices.
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THE METAL MARKETS.

coPrER-7he local street market for copper
was strong. with lake quoted al l6c, cicero
Iytic NJ i5Tsa1Gc and casting az lhs4l''4c.
standard copper on the Metal ENcaaa as was
ber suot COPPER was quoted lf.i2's4 10 Soc,
August i472ia0l5 Soc: September l4s- ga
n he. October II g5al5. Zoe. IN London COP
ner va, firm carly. but closed easy at 800 tor
SPOT and futures -.a,o,. A,
1fN-Wcak. New York spot. 4l.t9d42c, Au-
gust 81 h5H4l 9OC. September. ~. IVu VI +uc'
october iidli Toe. November 4OaVI ~. ,oc'
In London tin closed weak at flss los FOR spot
and tls7 IS for futures ~. ros,
TEAD-steady: New York spot. sac hast
{, Louis. Soc London lead closed Mt t2o IS
Spell TER-Tirm. with sales OF lOo.Wo 10
c.pt.n,ber CTast St LOUIS at >. 63c. Spelter III
Nv. York closed AZ 5.70m5 SOC for spot anu
nominal I'm East ST Louis, with August East
=, Louis tuotod at 1905 fOc London spelter
closed at f2D las -. O., ro,don
TRON-Cicvelaud warrants, Dos IN lohuon
81, S,'oi tom market was steady. with North =
arn grades slightly higher. No ] oeinS qu9tg1a
AT si0GSl6 80 and No at SO ooP>lo WI MN. os
southern g.ades remained unchanged az go -
1St5 80 Cor No l southern and sort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13

The Hudson Motor Car Company re-
ports gross business for the year ended
July 81 of slo50O.o0 and net surplus
after the payment Of dividends Of $50 go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13
JUDGEMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments for amounts
more than 500 were filed yesterday. The
first name Is that OF the debtor:
$500 oil. 1881 90 and $7s0 AZ.
Adams Garrison On. v. Ingram ct al
1916 20. ..-o
ArcoIeo Glosue- p Davis. s278 81.
Same-G W Miner, s2l9 ~
Bernstein. David and Jennie-Barrstt Coz
Peals. walton windsor ramont Holding
considine. Lulu Tnrbor--G. Leopold. $3.50 81.
De carlo. Filomena-E. Regenhard. 81 100 81
Deli Paoli, Coneetta oxrx u, Ioccl; sIV.' ~ ~
East New York Mason MATERIAL co.. ="
Cutler et al, Sj22 o. Mt. -,
Thonet Bros. Sl.5i9 os.
Friedman. solomon-M a LAyey. SllS 90
Cato Antonio-Guide Printing and Pub
fishing co, 500 so. an
Goidstone. Alfred Nm. y. Cohehho' w.
Hubbcn Raymond-Loweli Realty Co.
jenkins. Allen &c. J. Quinn. si47 % 80
Kern, wlliam-Ru'herford Realty Co. 3D.
Mccammon. Thomas Al Kaiser. costs
Malone. Fordham &c. G. Klein ct al,
Msniel, Fannie and Mnurice-A' Bayer'
Nelson. Horatio-s. Eldredse. $3.50 IS.
Pacher. Nathan--N. Goodman ct al si.S 5o 70, an
Richter. Alexander &c v Adams s1oo ~
Riley. Frank. and George J. Beyer-L I
Nichols S24T %
same~M' Nichols. SIS Os7 %. .oo,
s,s fford Hartwell-R J. Byron Sllo 10
sondheim, Eugene and Leopold oa Na''on"'
Rank OF Hightstown. y. sllz ~. "a
solfaneIli. Salvatore "es'o"e''7' 7'P'''
Wasser. samuel--s. Epstein; sii1 "a .s,,o "a
W Wolf & Co. Inc. D. Melheri s V1n -
pnonle state OF New York, 81 600 ,r.
yucca Reno, and Cesare Pianisani- !" lar"
bella ct oil, s., 226 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13

be completed by September l. The above
amounts will carry the company through
the heaviest construction period of this
year. and payments of the balance up TO
100000 have not yet been arranged II
was also brought out that no dividends
be declared on the common stock until
the notes are paid. which cannot be under
three years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13
CASH QUOTATIONS.
'F b anoat. IF b. Elevator
EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. August IL, ISl5.
GRAIN-wHEAT-The market was again
Influenced largely by the strength in corn, and
while news was OF a bearish charaTtsr.
prices. after a moderate early decline, rued
firm closing at ne, a ,tigai1 &c. Cf ba ag rs
pesred in portions OF North Dakota and MANI
toba, but the trade seemed little disposed 70
consider rust as menace 10 the crop. ana
Winnipeg was relatively easier than American
markets. Trices abroad were lower under
continued liberal offerings OF native wheat, In
Guiding increased pressure from Russia and
the Danube. prominent English authority
estimated the worlds crop OF wheat this year
at 4. Osg 800. 600 bushels. compared with 1899
SOS 600 last year but tho trade IS inclined 10
consider prices as cheap compared with the
coarse grains and is anticipating an increas q
consumption. as II IL thought that large
amount OF wheat will have to be fed to maze
up for the shortage OF corn. Clearances from
seahoard ports were liberal. but the export de-
mand has fallen off and new business was
reported No 2 red winter wheat, 3isc I {
New York export basis. and 95c o b afoat.
No ! Northern spring, 9istc b aioat
CORN-Experienced a moderate decline az the {
start. owing TO rains in Illinois. Nebraska,
Iowa and Missouri. but during the day de-
yeoped decided strength. closing ltd1ac be
low the high. but at net advance OF 9snlc.
There was no rain I'm Kansas. and the trade !
appears 20 have given I'D hope OF more than /
n very light WELD IN that state. r. W. snow :
issued a special report, in which he said
MY returns already cover almost one-third
OF the important corn counties, and II mo 4
later reports are in line with those alreacg
received Il is quite possible that the los-'
since August ! may reach 300 600 900 bushels.
Export corn, s0iac nominal afoat. OATS
Moderately active and frrner in sympathy
with corn although late in the day prizes
los, part OF the advance, owing 70 liberal .
receipts at interior points. closing AZ a net
gain OF nT@c. Cash market steady; stand
ard white. 47947izc: No .. 4sc: No B. 46
G47i5c: fancy iST acc: all elevator RYE 8
Steady. No Western 6siac : New York
BARLEY-steady; mailing, GoGe2c
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Dividends were declared as follows:

dividends were declared as follows:
Deere s Co. regular quarterly OF IL. per
cent on the preferred stock, payable Septem
Der to stock OF record August Is
Philadelphia Electric Company regular quar-
terly OF Ia per cent. payable September -
10 stock Of record Angus, -.
American Express. regular quarterly Of 3
per cent from Investments. payable october /
10 stock OF record August 80.
American sugar Refining Company, regular
quarterly OF ] ?. per cent on the preferred AMI
ia per cent on the common stocks. PAYABLE
October 10 stock OF record September 2.
Pittsburgh Brewing Company regular quar-
terly Of ~ per cent on the preferred stock.
payable August 30.
Hudson Motor Car Company. stock dividend
Ontario Power Company. OF Niagara Falls
regular quarterly OF II. per cent. payable Sep
ternber TO stock Of record August ~
The Hudson Motor Car Company re-
ports gross business for the year ended
July 81 of No50O.oO and a net surplus
after the payment of dividends Of s2jO, 90.
the National Tube Company. a sub
sidiary OF the United States Steel Cor
poration, has reduced tine price Of mer-
chant steel pipe 50 a ton on all sizes
of standard weights. butt weld Ia inch
to 3 inches
Now IldNtU new v per cent Gun
vertible debentures will be secured by a
pari passu clause, providing for their
security on an equal basis with all the
roads other debentures in any general
mortgage placed on the property in the
future.
j. y. Citizens has been appointed az
sistant TO the vice-presidcnt Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific, Iron Mountain. Denver q
Rio Grande and Western Pacific rail-
roads He will have charge OF solicitation
OF freight and interchange with connect
ing lines, reporting to Nice-Presidcnt
Johnson.
The bulletin OF the American Railway
Association says that IN the last four
years the steel car equipment on the
American roads increased 1850 per cent,
and that on January /, 1872 IS per cent
OF the cars were OF modern construc-
ton. II would cost the railroads bl4,-
$500 to comply with the proposed
federal Jaw requiring the replacement
Of wooden passenger cars with steel ones.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois officials. in
NOlliltNlibi VIII the Sos''f'N dPIlNpii
ton, say that it will be spent on i'm
provements. including new locomotives
and increased freight house facilities. A
large sum will be spent for completing
the second main track on the company's
Chicago. ST. Louis lines between Find
lay and villa Grove.
d. Parke Charming. vice-president OF
the Miami Copper Company. who Just
returned from the mines Of the company
said that everything was satisfactory
and that the six units of the concen-
traitor were I'm operation. The company
has renewed its contract with the Greene
Cananea Company for smelling at a re-
duced figure for ten years beginning
July !. MIR. Charming Is in the city for
d few days only. and will return at the
end Of the week 10 Miami for a short
stay.
Demand for copper rs quieter and prices
are firm at l52. cents pound. Most con-
sumers are now covered for the next
months needs and therefore are In Il
pnqitlprt m fakn fbfuga easier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13
SEED PRICES.

rotado Aug t2-CLO VERSEED-oc October,
e. ,0 Dacan,ber as IS; March. IS ~. ALSIkE
october and december. SIl 81: March ST. 10
TI,fOTHY--Prime cash s. i7l2 August - 90
sentember, s251ia october, - 90 DecemoeI'
a. 90. March 81 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13
EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports of merchandise from the
q, tho custom House. for the week ended
August are estimated al $l9,5l2, III
against sls.343,572 last week and Sl6,4!2,SH
i'm the corresponding week last year. since
January |. $50. a. il5. against S5Oo'2os'sSi IN
10 corresuondiug period of 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13

PRONiSIO>S-Hog products were easier
Under active liquidation. prompted by lower
hog markets and fairly liberal receipts az
wSs,es, points Forks Steady: mess. so 25
Tsss rs: family, s24 501S26 short clear. $40 80
GSa2 REEF-Omet: mess, siSiSl9: family.
s.Od sol: packet sl9US2o; extra India mess.
s2SGSoa DRESSED HOGS-Steady; bacons,
13is f13ibc: pigs IA CUT MEArS-Pickled
bellies stea ~ 10 h. 1Tisc; II 10, l6Ac; "A ID.
15H0f5iac; picked hams. lG%c TALON
steady. special eac: city. ei4c: country. So q
5itc LARD-Weak. Middle West II 25f
If &c; CITY easy llhd,1hc: refined easv:
South America u zoe: Continent. Il soc;
Brazil kegs, BLOC compound easy, l0h9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13
ITEMS OF WALL STREET

transactions for foreign account on the
stock Exchange yesterday totalled about
twenty thousand shares about evenly
divided between purchases and sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13

Liverpool cables-Spot. fair business doing.
sales 5000 bales: speculation and export. $40;
American. 1000. imports. 1000. American,
1000: middling upland. SAD futures opened
steady AT a net advance of 4dj points. August.
q 2Oi2 I'D: August September 6.G2l2d: Septein
her October GOD: Cctober-Noyember, j.32d;
November December and December January
5gid. January February. 5.95d; February
March 59Glzd March-April. J.9Sd. ApTi May,
3 9gd. May-June and June-July Cd; July-Au-
gust. 5.99ad Manifestations dull; cloths
offers too low.
New Orleans, Aug. 12-Reports Of continued
drou.h in the western portion OF the belt
kept the cotton market steady hero to-day
though private reports Of rain brought out sell .
ing later In the day and the close, called
steady, was at net decline Of to points.
practically the lowest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13
CURB ECHOES.

Greene Cananea produced $500"
pounds of copper. 1926 ounces OF silver
and 81 ounces OF gold during the month
OF July.
For the week ended August .. the mines
IN the Cobalt district shipped a total Of
90. 80 pounds Of ore and 1856 ounces
Of bullion. Nine companies SHIPPED ore.
while six sent out bullion. The bullion
was valued at 81, $40. OF which Niplssing
contributed lo5 bars, valued at $653o.
The Calumet and Hecla Mining Com
pany's estimated production OF refined
copper for July was not as large as that
Of June this year and Of July OF last
year. The production for July. 1913. was
7.6i2.is3 pounds. while In the previous
month the company produced 9.7B.35l
pounds and during July. 1912. the output
totallcd lO.455.Ss7 pounds.
Traders on the New York curb will
regret the passing Of the Southern Pa
cifc certificates Of interest 10 the big
board Although steps In this direction
have not AZ vet been taken. 1t is thought
probable that this will be done. These
certificates have afforded the traders a
good deal of business in the past month.
and many Of the outside brokers have
realized good profits in trading In them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13

field County, Conn.
c. a. Richter, District Clerk of Tea
eek Township School District. Bergen
County. y. j., will receive proposals UNI
til p. M. August 10. for $1,000 5 per
cent coupon school bonds, denomination
$1,000 dated July IL, 1913, and due sl,0QG
yearly from July Is. 1914 to 1890. in
elusive.
It is reported that san Mateo, San
Mateo County, Cal. will hold an cleo
ton in the near future to decide on the
question of issuing from $4,000 to $4,000
improvement bonds.
Townsend, Whelen & Co.. of Philadel-
phia. were awarded the 10000 "A per
cent 30-year playground bonds OF Ard
more, Lower Merton Township, Mont
gomery County, Penn, denomination
$1,000, and dated July l. 1918.
IL is stated that Demopolis, Demopolis
School District, Marengo County. Ala.
held an election on August which re-
suited in the issuance OF $4,000 Per cent
10 year building bonds.