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New-York tribune., 1913-07-20
CURB ECHOES.

The following bit of wisdom by Harvey
A. Willis & Co. might Be cut out aud
pasted in your scrapbook
Men who are successful in the market
seldom talk, and when they do talk expe-
1ence teaches that they are not talking
In the direction of their money.
Little men always advise Big men oc-
casionally advise. But the man who
opens his ears and shuts his mouth knows
just how to accept this advice.
Sentiment on the New York curb has
improved during the last few days and
every one seems to be bullish. Invest
ment buying of the Standard Oil subsid-
laries is in evidence. Standard Oil of
New York and Sta andard Oil Of New Jer-
sey being generally favored. Band and
trust company shares are less active than
they have been for years. The coppers.
particularly the Tonopahs have been very
active, North Star sold well above 81 and
Tonopah Merger also showed considerable
activity.
The most unusual Of the new features
being installed in connection with the de-
veiopment OF the Hidden Creek mines and
the establishment OF a 2.0O0-ton daily ca
pacity smelter at CRANKY Bay, Il. c.. in
volving an expenditure OF several million
dollars, is the underground ore storage
and crushor system being worked out by
the company's engineers. Ii is the only
one Of the kind IN the world. Hewn out
of solid rock is a large gallery. where the
crusher OF 30 tons an hour capacity to-
gether with the motors that will drive
it will be instelled Immediately below
the Crusher station are five ore pockets
Of 800 tons capacity each. also followed
cut OF rock, into which the product Of
the rolls will he dropped. From the
pockets the crushed ore is loaded into
waiting cars beneath in the main working
tunnel. to be transported TO the furnaces,
so that the output Of the mines does not
see daylight until il is ready for treat
ment
Construction ana development a.
CRANKY Bay are progressing rapidly ana
on July there were l.l25 men Oh the pay
roll
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20
MOVEMENTS OF SPECIE.

The exports OF specie from the Port OF
New York for the week ended July l9
were &l5i,t32 gold. s556,7l2 silver, total
oi S6sS,iH. against a total OF S.S72, 4S+
gold and silver In the preceding week
and N.5ll.509 the corresponding week last
year. Since January ! the exports OF
gold amounted 20 sss.S74 l5S and silver
VAC. .i25. against S32. 1881 gold and sLs.-
sssS silver in the corresponding period
last year.
The Imports OF specie at the Port OF
new York for the week ended July 10
"ere 5ls.539 gold and tisi.2G7 silver. MAX
ing total Of S5i0.SG. against total OF
sSSt'ss5 in the preceding week and SoS109
N the corresponding week last year.
nince January ! the imports OF specie
amounted to @l5,s7s.SSs. against 1lS.isi'SSs
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20
IKONIsIONS

TRONI>ION>-Stca carly. but there "p-
psar.d To- be lbcral offerings of lard and
prices developed au easier tone. PORK hIm
ciear $50 7Ia So % BEEF steady. mess,
SINHSIS 90. family. S2OU So. packet. $l"I
$50. extra India mess. S2NI $50. DRESSED
HoGS stcady. bacous lSi. ~ la1.c. pigs.
Iti,c CUT MEATS Picked bellies. lu lb.
I7lLc: ~ NJ. lGf,c. Il 20. 1Jul5'4c, picked
hams steady lGisc TALLOW hrm, sp''.1,l.
.6G.c. cltv. 6i.c. -c1uutry -, uGtsc. LARD
Quiet. middle West ll.75H1l>'c. city quiet
ilAc. refined steady. south Am r.c'. l->o',
Continent II 3or. Brazil. kegs. la.Nuc, com-
pound firm. luc iUIc c. SIEAElNE uui't.
olao. f0st r. cIfv lard. IHitc
COTTO>SEED OiI.-Qu.ct. price chang
were small closing at point decline 2" '".Ni
sdyanre New crop crude ,s beginning to fig
urc Boo tho market. and There ie said 'o have
been selling fDr southern account against
crude Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20

n $50. MUsKMELONS. North Carolina, Sc
lected. standard crate, 81 JOH> 62i Carolina
and Georgia, average. standard crate, soc
81 p. pOny. so soc; irregular count, SOC y
81. culls, JOu coo; New Mexico and Arizona
standard. s. m 50. California. standard, $2g
s. -. pony 50 50 %: flat, 81 ~ 81 -.
HOP>-Sellars maintain all the advantage
secured earlier ln the week and the market
rs firm but quiet Interior advices quite
nay AND STRAW-Market stin literally
supplied with medium and low grade hay,
but higher grades iu light supply and hrm'
though top quotation stlll extreme. RARE
sales NJ small balad hay Of exceptional quail
ity up 20 $50. Rye straw weak. HAY. large
bales ton timothy. No {, S2O4 81; standard.
clover. mixed. Sl70s1N: 10 ], mixed $lGa
$l7. heavy mixed. S15a$lT; No clover
mixed SfO0 Sl3: 40 ] clover $ijHSlI, RYE
STRAW. S1Sa>2O ,SmaU bales hay. 81 50
POULTRY -ALiVE-Roceipts unloaded.
carload hy freight and few coops by oX-
press. some o cars more being carried over
on tracks. Trading slow and feelng weak
and unsettled. with % considerable surplus
iu iObbrrs and retailers hands especially
bro.lers. FOWLS. lSc; CHICKENS. brohers,
ROOSTERS 12Lc, TURKEYS. mixed. lGo.
DUCKS 15c. GEESE. lie, GIINEAS. palt.
Coo, PIGEONS pair. 3Oc. DEEsoEp-ke
csipfs. OJ9 pkRs Little fresh stock in, ana
while there is little demand the market has
cleaned mp on desirable grades Of fowls ana
hroiicrs and feeling firm. Fresh killed tur-
keys boo light supply and irregular DO qnanty
and value. Frozen poultry quiet Fancy
Young tom turkeys drm. with very few ln
nrst hands. Fresh kUIcd-TURKEYS hens.
100 toms. 1910. CHICKENS. Philadcl-
-hf3 .r-4b brothers rer pair 4O4 SOC: 3 10
4 Ib to u4ir. por d. IS 80c. Pennsylvania
and virginia 26u2Tc. Western. dry picked.
milk f.J. 2Gl 2Tc. corn fed 25c. Ohio and
Michigan. sCalded 2Jc. other Western. -"
90. r,tcT- tr,. hacked western. dry
Ii,t.f a. IN hos go Ib sud over 10 dozen
10 A.. - =. J tof. %. .E IN a. Do IN, r
~, .c rt ia . f-.ttI 4 %, s,.ar-
'..'' 'p G Tx 3 ,.r iSI.r. .i.
~ e''... ~ ~ .'' '' -.,,-f.,,, ana -Sotfb-
'' d. - a." ,ii,.,l \ficE.
Western. a." 10 lp' 10 " N,,t,''-..,. -.
l-HH, sea t.'''. - go ''I''i W w .,,..,,'.-, %
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. July 10. 1913.
BFENES-Rocciuts 43i head. none on
sale. Feeling nominally steady. Dressed
beef in fair. demand at l2al3isc per 10 FOR
native sides. Exports to-day 100 cattle on
the Minnehaha TO London.
CAINE>-Rcceipts. sos head. u ON sale.
NsrI,,f strong 10 higher Virginia vcals sold
calves active and finn. city dressed le4is.
lCDI~tsc per 10. country dressed DO lifi ltc.
,eaIs. ~Ii5 10 average, 81 30 per 100 20; .,
Newton & CO.: vcals. 1877 TO- Si2, 2
SnEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. II oG8
head. IS cars on sale. Market slow. slr"p
weak 10 2jc lower. lambs. 30 ~ zoe or S"v-
sold at S3uS5 - per 100 Do; mixed sheep and
wofhers. 81 Juft 80 -, fair 20 primo lambs
81 91u s. -. ON" car s. 30 Dressed NUT
Ton weak At 1o4i2hc per ID; dressed lambs
salcs-'robin & shannon 2OG Kenmcky
lambs 81 no average, s. - per 100 10, 24t,
60 10. s. 70; l72. 63 u. s. 23e 81 To- SS'
30 virginia. dp IN. 81 -. es ohio; 81 TO-
81 -. . Ohio sheep. l2o lp. 50 80. I virginia.
20 10. s. 20: - Kentucky. MS 10, - oo'
Shambore & son. o5o west virginia
lambs - No. s. 80. 257. 20 H. s. 20 buck
TX Ktrns M, go commission company. iS6 West
virginia lambs - 10. SIS lj. 25T virginia.
81 10. IS. 2C3 90 10. 81 20; ! West virginia
sheep. 100 lb. s.; Virginia 100 lb' 80 l.
s. Judd & CO.: % Ohio lambs, 6S %.
IS: 07 Ohio wethers. IS no. 81 -; 32 Ohio
sheep. I21 10. 50 10 80
newton & Co: West Virginia sheep lo-
lb s..
Ing n0minaly steady.
Chicago. July 9.-HOGs-Recoipts 10000:
oponcd stronyer but declined "a l0c. bulk OF
sales 50 I0QS9 10; Hight, 50 - g 50 80; mixed.
s. 0Oa 50 80; heavy. So 700 50 20; rough, Ss 40
n IS s.. pigs. 81 Goa 50 80. CATTLE-Ro-
ceipts. 200: slow; steady beevcs. 81 15G
Sgi5. Texas steers, $7dSs: stockers and
Feeders s. Goa 81 20: cows and heifcrs. 81 So
Z, sS 80: calves. S. j0G Sl1 80. SHEEP-Re-
ccipts. 5000: weak; native sheep 81 % n
s. -: yearlings. So 5On So 70; native lambs,
s. 75G 81 -.
Kansas city, July 19-HOGS-Rcceipts,
1.loO. strong; bulk 81 l5GS 50 22ia heavy.
81 f5Is9 20: packers and butchers. 50 lJfi
So %. light 50 1880 %: pigs. SsasS -.
CATTLE Receipts, 1900. including 500
southerns. steady: prime fed steers; SIS 500
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW York July 10. 1913.
GRAIN-W -WHEAT-Thc wheat market is
believed 20 be on very sound commercial
basil. aud he fact that the country shows a
tcrdcncy 20 sell when prices advance and
cSporters come into the market when prices
decline holds values within narrow range.
There was quiet trade on saturday. aut
after an easier tone early on very promising
eports regarding the spring wheat crop.
values rallied ou covering aut closed steady
90 p r "a net lower 4 prominent crop 'N-
PERT. now iu the Northwest. wired tha' ~
was 100 late for damage from black iusi.
and reported thr outlook in Minnesota ana
North Dakota Aa favorable. with q promise
- Yields Of from 10 20 20 bushels io ilr ace.
Receipts af interior points were again Hb-
ora. and the move mont continues 20 run
much above IAst year. which ln its'lf is sutl-
Client 90 discourage aggressive operations nh
Tho huyirg side Cash demand was fair
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20
ITEMS OF WALL STREET

..,a.,ds have been declared as follows;
=, Company regular quarterly of 50
s.rs payable August 10 TO STOCK oil rec
erl Juy.on July 81, District Telegraph Company Of
Am15lrscv usual quarterly OF ! per cent
psyaOl,s. July cas- as Company Of Albany, quar-
MuniciPS1,.. ner cent payable August l to
ti,iI,sS.rs OF record July -.
..1,ne 10 the weekly Stock EX-
g. bulletin. issued yesterday. the
:nS"1 % ~ Taylor. Smith & Hard dissolved
n'+ '.,ership on July 10 as the result Of
p'i soo,b Of one of the former members.
inc s,ade. On the same day new
f''s.rehip was formed under the same
I'm the following members: w. r.
IuC r,,.lor Augustine J. Smith, Anson w.
S.-5 D. ir.. and Richard Stockton,
-. srb.Treasury was a creditor at the
Gearing House yesterday to the extent of
$3.50.
% Morgan & CO. yesterday confirmed
.s,ort from Havana that President
ss,..ocal had signed a decree authorizing
:" issue Of sl,OC0,CoO 6 per cent notes of the
c,son - government which was sold to
80 About a month ago the bankers
w, ~, purchased sl,5oOOOO similar 6 per cent
~a,ss making the total bought to date
equal to 10000.
r,-ork q Watts has been elected presi-
=. ~ the Third National Bank OF 81,
CEN 70 tiU the vacancy caused by the
SL%atb Of Charles II. Huttig week ago
Ws watts had been vice-preSldent
,,,u.ord Wasserman. OF the Stock EN-
..sTgs firm Of Wasserman Brothers'
eCniIn5 for this city yesterday on the White
star liner Olympic.
Tho Southern Railway has ordered loV
~ cars from the LenoX Car WORKS.
IgPpID NY Danyer & Salt Lake is reported 10
t1rs tnr ordered l75 freight cars from the
pullman Company.
t-,itsd states government per cent
..siS,ered bonds sold on the STOCK IN
.Ssnee Yesterday at 9i2, a new low price
ne amount traded in was 5000
c-oss earnings Of the Detroit Edison
oSn,nsnv for June amounted 10 SioS.62' an
,.crssse Of SlO7 .326 over the same month
,bs nrevious year. The surplus, "a aI''i
sborees and depreciation, was $oZ' 'Zl' d
In ~ t9S55S The Company's S SIX months
s1Tnlus was SSl ,5s2, an increase OF $-i@''o-'
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20
BOND DOTS.

L. Wcstover. Clerk Of the County Com
missioners Of Ashland, Ashland County,
Ohio. will receive proposals until noon on
August 6 for S55. Geo per cent Ashland
and Olivesburg road Improvement bonds
denomination 1000, dated September J.
1913. and due September I, 1928. Ac-
crued interest TO be paid BY the pur-
chaser.
Breed, Elliott & Harrison, Of Cincin-
natl. were the successful bidders on July
Il for s2l 900 per cent Main street
improvement bonds Of AshVlle. Pickaway
County. Ohio.
II is reported that Alamo. Alamo School
District, Crockett County, Tenn, will hold
an election in the near future to decide
on the issuance Of $4,000 building bonds
J.. V. Romagla. Borough Clerk OF Gar
field. Bergen County, y. j.. will receive
proposals until p. m. August l for
SS5. .O0O ) per cent coupon water bonds
denomination $1,000, dated June :. 1915.
and due June 1, 1913. Accrued interest
10 be paid by the purchaser.
According 20 reports, William Comp
ton Company. Of St Louis. was awarded
on July l. the $4,000 per cent build
inc bonds Of Bridgeport. Bridgeport
School District Lawrence County, III.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20

and the trade was not inclined TO favor
heavy risks on the short side as long as the
cash article Is being bought readily both
for home consumption and for export. For
elgn markets were steady. apparently innu-
enced by fears Of unfavorablo political de-
velOpmcnts. No red winter, 94lhc. e.
export. and 96Tc. Z D. 20 arrive: SO |
Northern spring 81 0OA anoat. CORN
Reports Of showers and cooler weather
throughout the Southwest and in portions u
Illinois resulted in an early decline OF X n
= &c in the corn market. crop accounts were
generally unfavorable from the section wnicn
hae been affected by drOuth. however, and
late in the day tho market rallied on cover
ing, closing at a net advance Of &c. Export
corn. 96lac, Z o b ahoat. OATS-Slightly
easier carly, but thrashing returns were un-
satisfactory, and the market rallied sharply
with active covering, especially in July, clos
ing at net gains of kNAc Cash oats
steady; standard white. 4iG44iAc. 40 ..
l4hc; No 3. asa a. &c; No {. 42is m i3c,
fancy clipped. f54 4Gi9c and ordinary. ij y
4iiAc, all elevator RYE-Steady: 40
western. 5oc. G New York. export. BAR
LEY-Quiet; mailing. 5Ja 6Oc, { + Buffalo,
q featIfnrr
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20
COST COMPARISONS
Changes in Average Prices for
the Last Week.

The following table gives the highest
lowest and average wholesale spot prices
Of twenty-four articles of current con-
sumption in the New York markets for
the week ended July 10 and the difference
in average from those Of the previous
week,>cotton. sugar and lard quotations
being in cents and hundredths:
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. July 1o.-Hope that the spring crop
would escape serious damage from rust took
increasing attention to-day and lowered the
price Of wheat Tho market closed steady at
sNi,c under last night. Corn finished isqi.c
higher oats up 7sa4 4c. and provisions varying
from 5a7lac decline 10 an advance OF I2ncs
Rango ot prices:
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20

New orleans. July 19-Hot weather in ths
belt was the main influence in the cotton
market ON tho Weekend session. and ~
caused % small rise I'm prices. Tho advance
would have been wider but FOR profit taking
by longs. There was little short selling in
evidence 90 any time. Tho market opened
staldy points down 10 points up. In tho
carly trading prices ranged > points above
and below Yesterdays close. but later the
new Crous went to 6 points over vcSter-
DAYS last figures. Market closed steady.
points down 10 / point up net.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20

''lnasmuch as the value Of the securi-
ties OF the United Light & Railways Com
pany depends in large measure on the
soundness and progress Of the subsidiary
companies We believe that the above IN
formation will assist IN demonstrating the
safety and value OF your investment IN
the cornnapv
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20

II is said by those in close touch with
,ba situation that the Mexican Northern
power Company. in addition TO deferrinS
the bond interest due on July 1, will With
bol5 the interest due January next
Chicago & Oak Park Elevated
The traction merger syndicate Of Chi
csvo II is thought. will be the only bidder
for the Chicago * oak Park elevated
road. The decree Of public sale entered
by Judge Kohlsaat requires bidders 10
6sposit 5000 as guarantee OF good taith.
Among the items TO be sold are the steer
structure. tracks and equipment lease
hold interest in the Union Loop, buiiolnss
and other real estate, A motor cars 10
trailers. coaches and other rolling STOCK
and all franchise rights granted by the
CITY. the West Park commissioners ana
the town OF Cicero.
Samuel Insult. as receiver FOR the COM
paAy announces the sale OF $1,000 re-
ceiyer's certificates at s1i2, June ~. anu
5000 certificates. sold last December
making $4,000 outstanding. The company
has issued no statement Of earnings since
1910. but il always lost money. Its dehci'
for the wear ended June 80 1910, was
gel57. making total deficit then sSSs'l6o'
Mexico Tramways Company.
Gross earnings Of the Mexico Tram~ays
COMPANY for June were $JSs.'so an IN
crease Of $50. l2J over June Of lsl-' net
earnings were x3136i3. a gain OF $l@d'
over the same month last year. The slA
months Gross ended June 20 amounted 10
ss55D. a decrease of Sj.Ssl. as compared
with the FIRST ht.if Of last year ana net
earnings for the period were $l''Z-'0''' d
loss Of s2s 497. as compared with the COT
responding period of 1872.
United Light G. Railways Company
President Frank T. Hulswith Of the
United Light & Railways Company mas
sent the following circular 70 the STOCK
holders Of the company in regard TO the
operations Of the company from June W
1912. 10 March 81, 1913, the period dur
ing which the company acquired d large
number Of properties:
"On June 50. 1912. your company hau
outstanding its own securities, namely
first preferred. second preferred com
mon stock and bonds Of total OF Slo'-
> 3ls5975O. On March 81. 1913. additional
securities having been issued for the
purchase Of properties and the liquida-
tion OF debt. the amount outstanding was
'?17o6SsO. an increase Of 1S.5 per cent
The interest and dividend charges or the
United Light & Railways Company be-
tween the two periods mentioned above
increased n.s per cent. while the surplus
remaining after all dividend disburse-
ments Figuring common stock dlNl-
dends az per cent on the amount out
standing for the respective perioos) IN
creased from s3S.543 OF to s2OS,65b Sf'
an increase Of 447 per cent The state
msnt OF earnings Of subsidiary compa-
MES Of the United Light q Railways
Company is as follows:
For i2 months period
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CIEARANCES.


FLU TX MD MGAis-fIoul Qul'l hut
steady. Spring patents. - 7ON$j; winter
strsi tights. old 81 GOHS4 10; winter patents.
81 50 n So 20: spring clears. - l5N 81 30, rN-
ira No I winter. SO g0N 81 20; No >, So NDH
s. 20. Kansas strsights 81 3UWS4 80, fancy
spring patents. 81 jOuSG. RYE FLOUR
quiet; fair 20 good. 50 - n 50 50; choice 10
farcy. 50 00HSi. CORNMEAI.-Steady FIn
dried 50 -. BAG MEAL-Fine white aud
yellow. 81 3JH 81 80. coarse. 81 3ONSl 70.
FEED-Westcrn quiet: spring bran 20 arrive,
1OO-Ib sack. $50 I0N 81, middliug. $22W
S22 -: -four. S2G 60; red dog, SIS go; ciiJ
QUIET: bulk $50 50: sacks, S2l -. middllng,
81: 90 n SIS 60: red dog. S29 80, oilmeal' SO
F 500 90
COFFEE again showed q pref
erencc for the bull side. and prices made sub
stautlal gains at one time registering net ad-
vapccs OF II TO - points. There was covering
as well as buying for foreign account ana
some authorities said that there was sJonS
evidence that big interests are accommodating a
line OF long coffee in expectation Of further
upturn In values Toward the close there was
considerable profit taking. however and values
lost part Of the early gain, but closed STEADY
8t a net advance or II 70 - points. sales
81 500 bags. Foreign markets indicated a more
confident feeling. Hayrc closing net unchanged
TO = franc lower. Hamburg closed al "a net
gain OF izQlle pigs. Rio was steady at an al
vance Of - reis. while santos was unchanged.
The spot trade has shown signs ot rcFivlns'
and business in the last week was on "a more
liberal scale. Spot was isc higher. on the
basis OF 9itc for Rio Is Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. July 19-CLOVERSEED. prime.
cash. S12 -; October s. go; December. 81 %;
March s. go: ATSIKE. prime. october.
SO 0j; December. SO 10: TIMOTHY. prime.
cash s. 52i4; August 81 90; September and
october, 81 50; December s. so. March.
ga
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20
LMc-pooI woeLly report. with comparLsons.

Liverpool cables; spot. falr business dong,
sales 1000 including 1000 made late yeSter-
day: speculation aur- export 1000, American,
1000 Imports 1000. American. 900. Mid
ding upland G.13d. Futures opened quiet:
2ls points advance: closed barely steady. at
net advance or l02 points on near and or
August. 645i: August September 63Sd. sep
tpiubeI- October G2Jied: October November
Is ~ I'D: November December. Is. ia: Dccem
UDr-Ianuary aud January February. 6.l6i-d.
February March. q 1>d. Narch-Aprll 8 iad;
Nuril-May, 6.2d. May-June and June-July,
G Old
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20
large Producing Gas We'll.

Nj. b. Starring president Of the United
Railways Investment Company has just
been informed by the officials Of the phil
adelphia Company OF Pittsburgh that
Yesterday the company brought In gas
wei on property located in Marion
county, W Va. which is producing at
The rate OF 100000 cubic feet Of gas
day
President Starring was further Informed
BY the companys officials that a gas well
brought In by II near Traftord city. PENN
iast week Is now producing at the rate
Of $4,000 cubic feet a day
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron. y. No ftl5 ST. Flour Mpls pat 81 -
iron y No . 4 Is 81. Cotton. miJdliuE 80
Iron & No T. 1875 Coffee. No RIO 81,
steel rails ...... 10 sugar. graduated fny
stand COP spot ll30J. Molusses. . *. g.
Tin ....... 80 a0i. Beef family. II N
F,chanec lead 40 Tallow special. 81.
shelter ....... . .1l7 Pork mess. 3 -
'Wheat. 40 red 20. Hogs. Dr. 100 10. lS.S
tENport corn. SEA Lard mid West. II -
iOats, stand wh So.
80 . %su York IL q d. Elevator
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20

Cotton and lard prices IN cents anu
hundredths; livestock, per 100 lb, live
weight.
TREND on PRICES IN CROP MAX
kETS FOR THE LAST WEEK.
MONDAY-Grains ard cotton advance;
coffee weak and lower.
TUESDAY-Grains and coffee decline;
cotton closes irregular.
WEDNESDiY-Grains, coffee and cotton
all show advances.
THURSDAY-Wheat and cotton decline;
cOrn oats and coffee advance.
FRIDAY-Grains and cotton firm and
higher: coffee also advances.
SATURDAY - Wheat declines; other
grains, cotton and coffee advance.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20
COMMODITY PRICES FOR THE LAST
TWO YEARS.

1912. 1911.
Article. High. Low. High. Low.
Wheat. No.
., red .SI.37 .0S s1.Oi 81
Corn cNpt. .9i 81 .S2Ia 81
Oats. stand.
white CO.. .6i1a .3S .5i& .@5
Flour, MINI.
patents 5.o5 4GO so i.95
Cotton, mid.
upland ..I3iO $50 1915 o.2O
No. -. .15H 1875 .16 .ilA
Lard. Mid.
West ...1e.6O 0l0 ll.2O $50
Prime;
steers 90. 9.15 525 500 6.2O
Veals ...I2.5O 8.55 II.31% 6.25
sheep
tewes) 7.75 S.75 5.35 5.25
Lambs 1850 ESQ S.25 5.s5
Hog, go. 9.G0 $50 $50 6.2J
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20
MINING
SHORT TERM NOTES.
Maturing 1915 ~

fMaturlng IVIO- III
FURNISHED by Swsrtwout Appenzehar' NO
AZ Pine street,
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recrdat the
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New-York tribune., 1913-07-20
THE COTTON MARKET

No I.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

II is said by those in close touch with
,,s situation that the Mexican Northern
Power Company. in addition to deferrlnS
the bond interest due on July 1, will With
hold the interest due January l next
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20

rank O. Watts has been elected presi-
az, n the Third National Bank OF 81.
eeAt - to I'm the vacancy caused by the
LOUIS - Charles II. Huttig q week ago.
SS@'VW Ws watts had been vice-president.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20

rdvard Wasserman. Of the stock EN-
.ecgs firm Of WasSerman Brothers
elHI.5s eIlsHIn5 FOR this city yesterday on the White
s,ar liner Olympic
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20

The Southern Railway has ordered loo
b6pper cars from the LenoN Gar NorNs, =,
1-gPpID n.y. Denyer & Salt Lake is reported 10
tdys tng ordered l75 freight cars from the
Pullman Company
New-York tribune., 1913-07-20

-. snb-Treasury was a creditor at the
c,ssrjng House yesterday to the extent OF