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New-York tribune., 1913-10-02
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Steamer rates held fairly steady. but he
general demand was light In all trades. ION
mage offered moderately and charterlnG was
limited. Quotations TO Liverpool. 2Nq5d' ION
don. 2is1: Glasgow 3t7d asked. ROTTERDAM.
&c asked: Hamburg and Bremen. 3Ii, ptenhlss'
Hull. al asked Bristol, I'd. nominal; Antwerp,
aid. Cork. for orders. 3s. picked ports larho
tonnage, "a III: cotton, 20 Liverpool, per l"'
NJ 3Oc. Chsrters-British steamer. 2.Iso tons
Ncw York and Brazil trade. one round mp
basis 4s I'D: October November. British steam
er 2.753 tons. transatlantic trade. one trip
on time charter, basis % I'd, delivery Norm
~ Uatteras redslivery Mediterranean prompt
Norwegian steamer. 2.2y2 tons. same. OASIS
about 5s with redeiivery on Continent. prompt
Vorwsgian steamer, IoT tons. deals. 81. John.
Y r. TO the United Kingdom. prompt: Nor"e-
gian steamer, I0J tons, West India trade. IL
,nontha private terms October: British steam
ar 5ss tons same; British steamer. 3io tons,
coal Philadelphia 10 Tampico private terms.
nromnt: British bark. 6J,oU cases petroleum.
Fence 10 New Zealand. basis 21s. one port;
ToVeub ,r- -Decerlber; Norwegian ship, ] .32I
,ons lumber. - Andrews Bay 20 Ibicui SIG
n,.s,,,t.r. schooner. 5I6 tons. dry cypress
Tampa " IIyiDgton, private terms.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02
THE COTTON MARKET
Receivers Tuesdays Decline and
Closes at a Gain.
WEATHER IN COTTON STATES,

For North Carolina, South Carolina and vir-
Elnia. fair to-day and tomorrow. with lish,
west winds.
For Tennessee and West Virginia. fair to-
dav and tomorrow.
For Georgia, generally fair to-day and to-
morrow. with light variable winds.
For Alabama, fair in the northern and
cloudy In the southern portions to-day and to-
morrow. with light variable winds
For Mississippi, cloudy and probably local
rains in the southern and central portions to-
dsy and TOMORROW. with light variable winds.
For louisiana, local rains to-day and prob
ably tomorrow. with light variable winds.
For Eastern Texas. rain to-day and probably
tomorrow. with moderate east and southeast
winds.
For Western Texas. cloudy to-day. probably
with rain in the southern portion: tomorrow
fair.
TWO bullish crop reports and renewed
rains in the Southwest caused rebuying
by recent sellers I'm the cotton market.
together with renewed support from bull
ish traders The market opened steady
at decline OF / point on October. out
generally 1 10 points higher. and Oc-
tober soon nrmed up with the rest of the
list. becoming relatively strong. Two
crop reports were published during the
day. THE Journal OF Commerce" made
the condition 81. against IA last month,
or n deterioration OF 80 per cent when
was about in line with expectations. but
tho Giles report was more bulllsh. as IT
indicated n falling off OF SO per cent. and
contained a preliminary crop estimate OF
l3.500.O00 bales, excluding linters. This
report evidently influenced Liverpool, for
after on early decline prices there rallied
sharply before the local opening. TWO
government reports are due to-day. The
first Will be published NJ the opening and
give the amount OF cotton ginned 10
September -. IL IS anticipated that this
report will show something less than g.
10000 bales ginned since the beginning
OF the season, comparing with 3"o5,0oo last
year and 1876, ,5oi bales TO the same date
two years ago. a canvass OF the local
trade on Tuesday showed An average eX-
pectation that the october bureau report
which will be published at noon To-Day
would show n condition OF around 81 per
cent, but views at the close last night
probably ranged slightly under 81 per
cent.
The oficial condition will compare with
es2 last month and 69s last year. The
ten-vear average has been 6S8. The
close. which Was within a point or two or
the best for the day showed net gains ot
Il 10 % points. Southern spot markets
were i.c lower to 3-l6c higher. mobile
and Houston showing the Increases Du'
the local market held steady AT f'-Vc
for midding upland; 10 sales. Local con-
tract prices
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02
CENTRAL'S INCOME DROPS
Gross Earnings Gain, but Oper-
ating Cost Jumps.

Gross earnings of the New York Cen
tral Lines for August, as disclosed In the
report made public yesterday. showed an
increase OF ssoi l65, but there was loss
in the net operating income amounting
10 s2356. .e93. the totals being S6sl9,S95 and
s6.l54.5ll respectively. The decrease in
net was due to an increase OF SS,l6o,s59 in
operating expenses.
From January 10 August 81 the New
York Central gross earnings were Slsh-
029 7s2, an increase OF sl9,365,Oi3. Net OPP
Grating income totalled $4l ,36L5jl, de-
crease OF $l53, COZ.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs Of Current Interest
for the Investor.

-A. coal trade as an muck 10 the SO"Ut
business reflects fairly favoraole
uon ,'.,o, IN Industrial centres, according
cohu,,.. coal Trade Journal" In its edi-
" >, October l 1.-The Journal says:
to continues In good demand in all
OVa osrtres. and in this fortunate condi-
uaOV .s.ra Is no change from last week,
uol .Lo, some places that previously re-
"a a little softness in the prevailing
pI,,or are now we'll keyed up. This -
fortunate condition, as noted, Tor
,,As ~ trade are not as well OF. In
=" 80 ore some who seem to expect
ia sort OF business recession In al
- large. owing 10 Europe's war
i"'' .nd our own crop deficiency. with
os ''..i legislative changes In prospect
rna.s factors have served TO continue Tue
'...,ai,v OF investors. so noticeable carry
i've wear. and while conditions are now
...b better than they we're IN hnanci"i
les the fact remains that there Is no
,. Cor a boom in any outside line. and
q, therefore very pleasing TO be able 10
o.a 60 favorable state OF affairs III
,be coal trade"
Timber in United States.
r.o United States occupies an impor-
nos;t,on as a timber producing couh-
49,. and a furnisher of WOOD 10 o'ne,
'a,r,ries Practically all the poplar useu
,or furniture, carriage bodies. etc. Is sup
~, " ny the United States. This country
~ furnishes almost wholly the walnut
ssV co. e.,rniture. end in about an equal
-. With Canada contributes nearly all
', r,o,od and grooved lumber. In the
sn,sbed products supplied by the Cnited
"'a. n'.'. are such varieties as ash, elm'
- and spruce. Practically all the oak
',.d for furniture and for interior nhish-
,,o and flooring in other countries is eN
o,,,d from the United States. Ihe
,,-,,.d states also exports large quanu-
- hickory for the manufacture OF
,noI handles and in carriage building
Money strnsency Not Feared
II It's monthly letter issued yesterday
49,. roprth National Bank Of this city
-, "There has been no unfavoraoie
r.sponse OF money rates TO the heaVS
bo,roU.ines which are always required IN
co,nsction with the october ist financing
,bout S@.O0Ooo0 will BE paid out during
mi, month in dividend and interest dis
h,-sements This sum IS slightly in eX-
..,s ~ what was distributed in the same
,,onth a YEAR ago. and shows that the
,.u Instances OF dividend reductions nave
h.sn more than offset by the action OF
o,bsr corporations I'm enlarging their pay
,,spts 20 shareholders. The relatively
comfortable position Of the money market
1, IN sharp contrast with conditions when
rAr. looked for earlier In the year. during
tina neriod Of real stringency, when trou-
,lssome complications were expected 10
develop about this time. The situation mas
h.sn admirably handled, so that at the
moment there is no reason 10 look Tor
acute stringency during the balance OF
the wear. The prospects are. however Tor
hroad demand for money. with rates
rot far from those now prevailing for
tim. loans and commercial paper. This
&c natural under the circumstances, for
N spte OF the uncertainty over the tariff
changes. the country is still doing large
volume Of business"
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02
THE METAL MARKETS.

The local street market for copper was ntH''
with lake quoted at lie, elecrolytlc al lo'c.
and casting l6ssQ 1870. standard copper n on
,ha MEAL Ixrhange vas firm but quiet, win
spot and October quoted at loglo.oOc' Novem-
Ter and December lB 25ai6.Juc. In London
copper was firm early. and closed srons' ~
ii. for SPOT and fiJ los for futures.
TIN-Flrmer. New York. spot and October
20 pOd u 25c; November. 40.e3aii. .5c; Deem,
Der and January Al aii30c. London TN CLOSED
ouet at fisi los for spot and futures
l,EAD-Dull aud nominal. with New York
,pot 4 T5c asked and East 81 Louis 46Oc ashed'
London lead closed at f20 IFS rs.
SPELTER-Duli and nominal, WIN NeN
york snot b ea6i5 zoe and East 81 Louis $500
asked London speter closed at 10 lis so.
iRoN-Cleveland warrants. DTS I'sd IN Lon
don The local iron market was quiet ana un
changed. at l8qls JOc for No l Northern.
* I5G III o5c for No = Northern, and 10. 2Og
i5 ibc for No i Southern and soft.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02
MEXICAN EXCHANGE DOWN.

The New York Office Of the National
Railways Of Mexico at No. % Broad
street. Yesterday received telegraphic ad-
vices from the company's headquarters m
Mexico City, authorizing the use. begin
ming to-day, OF 2G0 as It's exchange rate
Since August % the rate has been 2sO. II
is reported that transactions have been
made here on the basis OF 2J6.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02
.s1.A7s. 900. 900 sl.5s7. 900, 600

At the end OF September there were
signs that the higher rate OF financing
which that month maintained over Az
gust would continue. Conditions seem TO
bankers 10 be fair for the placing OF new
issues. and If the market is not glutted
by their being offered too fast, IT is eX-
pected that an increasing amount or
financing can be handled. Because or
the Southern Pacific stock sale, railroads
led by a wide margin in the amount OF
financing done during September.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02
DENIES U. S. EXPRESS RUMoR.

d. I. Roberts. president OF the United
States Express Company yesterday de-
MED knowledge OF any attempt OF dis
gruntled stockholder to have the assets OF
the company liquidated and turned over
10 Wells Fargo G. Co Mr. Roberts was
authority for the statement that operating
revenue for July showed an increase OF
$500 over the same month OF 1872 when
there was a deficit Of $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02

Pittsburgh. oct. L-Directors OF the
Pittsburgh Coal Company this afternoon
placed in the hands OF a special committee
the question OF an adjustment Of the
$50 30 share due the preferred STOCK the
committee is to report al the next meet
inS vi the board.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02
FINANCING ON INCREASE
September Gain Heavy, but
Year So Far Is Behind 1912.

Total corporate financing in the United
States for September amounted to Sls"""'-
600. or s102 900 coo above the same month OF
1912. according 10 estimates mace yester-
day by Dow, Jones & Co. This brought
the total for the first nine months OF TINS
year UP to 81 Az. 10000. or s970coO@ be-
hind the similar period OF 1912.
The following table shows the corpor-
ate financing actually consummated thls
year by months, as compared with the
previous year.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02
ITEMS Of WALL STREET
or the $4,000 shares transacted for
foreign account yesterday. London was
a purchaser OF about 10000 shares.

Dividends were declared as follows:
American Cigar Company. quarterly OF IL
per cent on common. payable November | TO
stock OF record october 10.
American Milling Company. semi-snnual
OF "a per cent on preferred. payable Octo-
Der 81 TO stock OF record October 23.
Associated Gas and Electric Company. quar-
terly Of a per cent on preferred. payable
October -.
Eureka Pipe Line, ,squsrterly Of $40, pay
able November
Securities Corporation General quarterly
OF y per cent on preferred. PAYABLE Octo-
Der Is to stock Of record October l.
Edison Company. OF Boston. regular quar-
terly OF per cent. PAYABLE November l to
stock OF record october 10.
The Sub-Treasury has transferred
5000 900 to San Francisco for account OF
local banks
BENJAMIN West Frazier, p. Wilson
Prichett and Howard f. Hansell, jr..
have formed partnership under the name
Of Frazier & Co. for transacting banking
and investment business in Philadelphia.
Davies. Thompson & Co announce that
Devices Wood Dilworth has been admit
ted as a general partner
F. r. Stotesbury. OF Drexel & Co. Of
Philadelphia. returned yesterday on the
Olympic from a pleasure trip abroad.
Causey. Foster & Co. investment bank
ers. with headquarters in Denver have
opened offices in the Rookery. Chicago.
to transact general investment bond
business
Gross earnings Of the Rock Island lines
for August were s6,32j.66S, a loss OF
s2Ss.71S as compared with August las;
year Net earnings were sl,7i2.55', II
loss OF 1891. .oo1. and operating income for
the month was sl.41S,o55, n decrease OF
S441,lO6
The Erie Railroad reports gross reve-
nue. for August of s5.651.OS1. loss Of
t9O.65S as compared with August last
year Operating income was 1.Sis<7s'
a decrease OF si69.101
The report OF the National Railways or
Mexico for August shows gross or w.
995.441, n decrease OF s2,520.993 as com
pared with August last year, while net
earnings were s372,319. decrease OF 81
7S3.4S3.
The Chicago & Alton Railroad Com
pany's report for August shows gross
Of S1.47S.S69, an increase Of si0.llO. Op-
Grating income for the month was $3.50
sos, gain Of S5J,S94
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02

Liyerpool cables: spot dull; sales 'Vo0
hales. speculation and export, 300 AuefIDah ,.u
,,nland. 71d. Futures opened quiet. > 10 "a
point. lower: closed steady. at net SdNsnce
of = to Ia points. october. $50 octons ns,
Noyerber. 7 46isd: November-December. 800
rccren,bcr January January February. Fvbru-
ary- March and March-April. 22'sd; A2r'
Iay 732t: May-JInc. I.3l',d, Juhe-suly'
oti-d, July-Aueust. 727i ID August -Septem-
inr iOi.d. Septemhe October. u I9d. Man
chester. Yarns irregular. cloths dull.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

An average increase in gross earnings
l"2l per cent and a gain in net OF
~ per cent and a gain In surplus after
.u4fses OF 1850 per cent were shown by
..lehty-iive public utility corporations in
' United States that have reported for
wv nscal year ended June 80 1913.
Tseifc Gas and Electric Company.
Inc California Railroad Commission has
approved the issue Of 81, 900. 900 per cent
c' ev'p notes by the Pacific Gas and Electric
s'mpany' which completes the plan OF
anclns previously authorized by the
,,'nnssion. OF this issue s4,500, 900 has
:, ssaoy been sold. They mature on June
1914 which gives them nine more
months to run.
Public Utility Reports.
~ the twerty-one public utility corpo-
s'Ons under the management VI Stone &
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02
New orleans. oct. I--An advancing tend

New orleans. Oct. An advancing teh1-
.ncy was displayed by the cotton market 70
dav, Buylng was moderate. hut offerings were
rather scanty. especially from the snort slas'
,btrh ,as nervous over the rains In the West
err and central belts. continued accounts ot
crop damage and the tendency on the part o.
the private bureaus 10 reduce estimates oi '.e
,Ied 4 feature Of the day which caused ln
craased buying In the afternoon was the NeIy
lsrgs .,port movement Galveston alone clear
ing IO5 900 bales opening was steady az an
- 4, 10 is polnts w. In the afternoon the
advance was Widened to II to % points ana
IN. close was steady at a net rise Tor the ia!
OF Is 10 % points
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02

PROyIsIONs-The market was heavy
early. owing 20 lower prices Tor i've hogs IN
oned on improved buying, and closing prices
were at about the best FOR the DAY. PORK
STEADY. mess, s.3 1888 %: famiiy. ~ Oa
mess. slI OOg sis ~. family. slsgs.o. paeAe.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02

Webster reporting for August three show
decreases for the month as compared with
the same month last year, In gross, net
and surplus. while two show losses In both
net and surplus and three in surplus alone.
The other thirteen companies report favor
able increases, especially those operating
in the State OF Texas.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02
NTyy YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs

FLOUR AND MEAI-Flour was inactive
and nominaly unchanged. The following
prices In wool are quoted on the New YORK
pTGdqcc BshanSs sprgS gs,,tGass a aSt.r
s. 30: extra No / winter. 81 65gS IS: No
50 45d$3 20: Kansas strsights. ~ -Jgst %,
fancy spring patents. s. 4Oas5 30 ,S Ra ~ -
FLoUR-Qnist sr to sood; .yfsS o.,
Kiln dried. SO %. BAGMbAIEfine %hite San ana -
yellow. 81 6oatI 65: coarse. 81 3jnsl 60. FEED
Western. dull; bran. TO arrive loo-le sacks
sacks. sa5 30: midding sos iOdS30 80; red
dog. S3i 10 OGLMEAL-S32 JoqsG}
COTFFE-Was again nervous and acuVe.
the finals OF tuesday. owing 10 active buying
for local and foreign account prompted by un .
expected strength abroad. whore Hamburg was
2t. to pa pigs higher, and liavre sho"ed an
advance OF 10 pa francs opening prices
proyed TO be the high point OF the day, now
ever as values gradually receded until at me
close they showed net gains or only 70 "
points The market here was innuenced oy
rumors that the strength III foreisn hsrkets
was du. largely TO forced covering py luteI
osts i'm Hamburg and when IL became apparent
that the strength IN Europe was due more 70
technical conditions than 10 any cnanse III
the situation IN Brazil. early buyers SOLD anu
prices declined quite rapidly; esa,hs ,, uoas
soId from one-half TO three-qusrters or
million bags OF coffee during the last rev
weeks were again on the selling side Cost
and freight offers from brazn were very niIn
davis quotations. and private advices from
Rrszu indicated very strong markers there
sales aggregated Is1500 bags. with lsrse
transactions both ways ana strong lnteres's rn on
rrmer with Rio No quoted al lo6c Local
contract prices; go,
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02

Twelve cars OF ore were sent out by
nine mines OF the Cobalt camp last week,
all Of high grade. weighing 433 tons. Nc
Kinley- Darragh headed the list with three
cars. while Cobalt Townsite shipped two
cars
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02

BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by MiddonGorf. williams Co, In
corporatsd No 81 Pine street, New YORK.
and No i2o East German street, BALTIMORE
MA AK Bid Ask.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02
CURB ECHOES.

A quarterly dividend OF 10 per cent
with an extra dividend Of 2i3 per cent
has been declared by the Stewart Mining
Company, payable october ). To main
tain dividends Of 10 per cent quarterly re-
ouires monthly earnings OF $4,000 Earn
ings for August we're $4,000. and septem-
her operations indicate an increase over
this amount.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02

Nipissing was the only mine 10 ship
bullion from the Cobalt camp last week.
sending 1l6 bars TO England. but after
the first Of the month, when the new tar
IN on silver goes into effect by the steam
ship companies, It will ship 10 the New
York market
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02

Inc Harris Trust and Savings Bank OF
onhago was awarded recently the 49,
:" per cent 10 year building bonds OF
IOWA Falls Iowa Falls School District,
Hardin County, Iowa. denomination $1,000.
Ehd dated August I. 1912.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02
New YORK. October l. 1913

New York. october /, 1918.
GRAIN - WHEAT - The recent heavy
movement OF new spring wheat in the North
west, as well as in Canada, appears 10 have
undermined bulIish sentiment, and the mar
ket declined sharply under heavy liqudatlon
Prices lost lc 10 lisc. with selling on stop loss
orGers. but near the close there as par
tial reaction on covering, and final figures
showed losses OF only Sc. Tho foreign sltua
ti'n was against values, prices abroad being
lower. Influenced by continued favorable ad-
vices regarding the crop situation In Argeu-
tina ana increased pressure Of offerings from
both Russia and Canada. The Russian crop
was officially estimated at 6p3. 10000 bushels
compared with 100000 bushels last year
and on these figures the eNportable surplus
was estimated at l52,Occ.o0O. compared with
last years shipments OF lOS.OO,O0O Receipts 9
at Minneapolis and Duluth amounted TO looI
cars for the day, compared with Sl4 cars last
year and far ths week stocks at Mime
srOlls have Increased l.3ij,O00 bushels, while
Duluth has gained $50 0oJ bushels. There
were rimors OF export business in Manitoba
wheat direct from Winnipeg but export de
TRnd here was poor. Ciearances we're about
300 900 bushels. and II was said that there Is
n large amount OF wheat aloat al Buffalo
awaiting transportation 20 tho seaboard for
export Broomhall estimated production in
the Northern hemisphere, not including India.
~ about $1,000 bushels more tnsn last
year. and said that the quality t. much bet
ter. No . red winter wheat was quoted az
No Northern Duluth. 34i,c y b. CORN
Was under heavy sellirg pressure most OF the
dny, a. one time showing losses or l'tc 70
TIC from tho previous close under heavy
llduidation. prompted by more favorable crop
Rdylces and liberal offerings OF Argentine corn.
Stop loss orders were encountered on the de-
cline. but later there partial recovery
and fnal prices we're Sc 10 'sc net lower. EN-
pert corn was quoted AZ 10i.c . h. OATS
There was comparatively little feature 10 the
market. but prices uere lower in sympathy
With the decline In wheat and corn closing
at a not loss Of i-c 20 sac. Cash market
barely steadv; standard white. Fd4Tbc; No 2,
= &C Nn A. ~ q
ordinary clipped. 4shdisc; fancy clipped +si,
Ts0iAc, all elevator. RYE--Quiet; No }
Western. 7!isc I (. New York export BAR
Lry-Stsa>y: new mailing, Io4fIec I Z. Buf-
falO.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02

II is reported that Bay City. Matagorda
.oohty Tex. held an election on Scptem-
Der iS. which resulted in the defeat Of
The proposition to issue the $4,000 road
Tecinct No. bonds.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02
Texas Public Utilities.

Two OF the largest electric companies IN
the state Of Texas have reported for tho
month OF August as follows:
GALVESTON HOUSTON ELECTRIC COM
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MU.
NICiPAL BONDS.

FURNISHED by zimmerman & Forshay. No
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02

Goldheld Consolidated reports produc-
ton for August Of 32.C9S tons, as COM
pared with 2e.550 tons in July. Realiza-
ton from the ore amounted TO %4.S42 and
returns from milling operations amounted
10 N&,A2. making a total OF S9S.7Sf, as
compared with $l6s,554 during July
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02
BOND DOTS.

6. l. Baltzell. city clerk OF Fernandina.
Nassau County Eta. will receive proposals
Until 70 a. m. October % for $4,000 per
cent % year coupon municipal improve
ment bonds. denomination 5000 and
GATED October 15. 1912.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02

7 J. Drummond. of Montreal, resigned
as president. and J. Tatnall Lea, Of this
city, resigned as vice-president at the
meeting Of the shareholders OF the Lake
Superior Corporation IN Camden yester-
day. J. F. Taylor, Of Sault Ste. Marie.
Canada, was elected president and w c..
Franz was elected vice-presidcnt.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02

The Chicago & Alton Railroad Com
panys report for August shows gross
Of s1.47S.S69. an increase Of s70.llO' Op-
Grating income for the month was $500
sos. q gain OF S91.S94.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02

According TO reports. Remick. Hodge &
70 OF New York. were the successful
OHders on September % for $1,000 per
cent average tax free Bridge street cx-
tension bonds OF Geddes. Onondaga Coun-
ly, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

asked. " o b. Elevator.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02
Public Utility Reports.

me twenty-one public utility corpo-
''ns under the management VI Stone &
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02

The report OF the National Railways OF
Mexico for August shows gross OF s2''
995.44i, n decrease OF s2,520.993 as com
pared with August last year, while net
earnings were s37e.319, a decrease OF 81
7S3.4S3.
New-York tribune., 1913-10-02
plrrsRIIRGh STOCKS.
PITTSBURGH COAL DIVIDENDS

sex dividend