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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-02-21
place for the Thermometer.

. If you have only one thermometer.
sacrifice your curiosity as to the out
side temperature and hang it in your
living room. that you may preserve
your health by keeping the room "iust
warm enough
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-02-21
Trains On EVENING Gowns.

The majority Of evening gowns have
extended trains The train may form
IN integral part Of the gown or it may
,sng as a separate appendage from
he wais. line
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-02-21

red velvet with the gilet in delicate
paille shade embroidered in pastel
shades. The fur collar and cuffs,
items wholly of the immediate sea-
son. are Of white fox or pure ermine.
An adorable substitute would be q
small Medici collar of the velvet. The
chapeau is entirely Of velvet. prefer
ably black. with the FIorentine nuance
picked up in an ostrich plume that
Is deftly manipulated to stand out at
a wind-swept angle.-London Mad
anne.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-02-21
Rouah On the suitor.

Her Papa-"Is my daughter wilkins
to marry your Her Suitor Yes, sir. >
Her Papa-"Is It an election bet or il
love really blind ?" The Club Eel
low
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-02-21

MALL kindnesses. small cour-1
tesies, small considerations.
habitually practiced in our social inter-
course give greater charm to the char
acter than the display Of great talents
and accomplishments. IN. a. Kelly.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-02-21

Robbery is robbery. no matter
whether it is done by the sandbag. or
q trick In trade.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-02-21

Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and invig-
crate stomach, liver and bowels. 6ugarcoated,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-02-21
only Kind they Go TO.

"She wrote her name on new laid
egg"
That's good way to catch some
one with money"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-02-21

ITCH Relieved in so Minutes.
WooIfords Sanitary Lotion for all kinds Of
contagious Itch. At Druggists. Adv.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-02-21

1t is the size of mans heart that
counts, not the size of his head
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-02-21
How He Found 1t.

The Waiter How did you find that
cheese. sir?
The Diner BY the smell.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-02-21

what a pushing way Tibbets has,
No wonder; he used to be lawn
mower drummer
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-02-21

The greatest truths are the simplest
and SO are the greatest men. Hare-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-02-21

CHILL TONIC. You know what you are taking
The formula Is plainly printed on every bottle
showing ittesimply Quinine and Iron In tasteles
form. and the most enectuAl FORM. For grnWz
people and children. 90 cents.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-02-21

IeIkx-, Ik~,..,<,s.sN@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments for anouhts
marc than Slo0 we're filed yesterday, the
FIRST name being that Of the debtor:
p.rr,,, Marion AZ r. TuIl, Sl3.4se %
plume. Ferdinsud-A. watson. 500 10. 49,
can. PIiny Rudolph Euriilzer 90.
chsr mar Charles r. Roosevelt ct al
S614 -. 49,, ..,t.t NIL
De Kay Henry o s,- 20 N'''o""' '''"'
p,yeD' Charles-O. wehins.r, sl67 81.
t.,.eibrscbr Frederick--A r. Wilson 81 al
~ So'1 TTr.derick-Ajs. Portland Cement Co.
F,Nsbinsr chari., A-Jo..ph Beck & Sons
49,. >.'S 90 siemund-K. Fedner: 500.
Gcldbcre' nathan. Jacob Falgut-H. Mar
8, , Gus, iiobn-Nst Buchanan co. s1s5 o.
I IlsnlIn s s,fos rs 4 LINK ss7S 20.
isbkoS.itz pavid-Joseph Beck sons
Eetz Louis Cohen; s216. $1,000,
Msis.l nav Rachel Rohman. Max Gold q
Max J.. Rohmsn--A. kuflik 81 al 1872 ~
SGn, ,ohn|Ev.rs. Bender Co.
NsrdsIiio. T,odoro-E.. g. pswiii. ,lss - p
to,srorno Onofrio-F. Iosquatro: s266 ~.
Eo.sn' Pe,er-N. r swezey's Son Co
S3Isal ~ CT,
Riksi. charles = ana H"sN" W = '
- al s5N1 20 ., .-e,
echwartz Nathsn-Carbondale knitting
Mills. $3.50 of .,, N ~,
St.dler. charles and Harry "lnsoers IL ~
Bernikov et al. t312 ~ ~
sufmner nohert. and United Metal MTG
CO. Hyman; slrs 10
same l.. Merkel; 500 % .,,.
Weh,tcr Edgar--Hsnnis Dstilling 90.
1892 7s ,,o,,
N,inhore wsv-A M. Davis. 81 l2O N
weiss Annie. and samuel Rsuch feopIe'
etc $500 $780,,
vechsler Harry-M Mslbln. tS2l -.
Waterman. clarence f.-F. Husing 81 a.
R1rilnr TRANSFORMATION CT !. kaufman
al. Stse - ~ 80.
I II Rrusnn & Co. Inc.--Hublsy MFG 90.
Rob1r, sio,k Auto spring whes-Cortland'
IortgSys Co tl3% 81 - r.t.
Tovn-Pcople etc. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21

ceints s092 bbls potatoes and 3l4@ pkgs on
IONS Potatoes steady Onions weaker. Beans
low t,ucuubers firm for fancy ~Cucuno.f
plckles higher Corn dragging un'ess tsncN
,1IliooweTs lower Lettuce slightly higher FOR
fsnrv Mushrooms scarce. Peas firm. Tona-
TOO, lower POTATOES. Long Island. Dbl or
rag. 81 75GS2: Jersey biol. s2dS2 %. round
bag 81 aDdS2 30 long 81 75GSl 90; southern.
81 25GSi ~. seconds and culls. JOcm<l; SWEET
POTATOES. Southern. Dbl, s2TS5. Jersey 70
J. oskt 81 2j6S1 80. common, GcaSl: Or
IONS Long Island Dbl 81 1898; Oranss
County. red. bag. slfs1 ~: yellow, SlpSi o.
white bskt s5cnsl Connecticut Valley. vel
low. loon bag. 81 75ns3: Jersey. white. bskl.
slasi 50; yellow. 81 1881 81. red. Sqsl ~
Southern h~kt or crate. 7jc6sl %: hhl. s2G>S
BEANS hskt or bag 25Gs5c: BEETS. hh,
81 50QS2 o.: 100 punches S1Tsi ~: CARROTS.
bbi 81 TSGS2 -: tskt. 7oQ75c; 100 bunches'
7jcdS1 20: CCCUMBERS bsk. or box. 2ocI !;
cucumber picales, Dbl. -; corn. 100 ogp
BAGES 100 s4d<I: CAUbItIOWERs. STAG
Dbl, 81: Long Island Slqs3 80; EGGPLANTs,
.Jersev. box 20d3oc bskt 25d zoe. Dbl. 6OcqSl'
Virginia. crate. 2jG5oc: LIMA BEANS Jef-
sey, potato. bskt, 5OdT5c fiat. 25GJoc: Long
Island, potato. bag 51d75c; LETTUCE, stats.
bslt, 5ochsl %: 2-dozen crate. SOFAS D'
3 dozen. 81 25as2; nearby. Dbl, Slas2: bskt.
50G75c: MUSHROOMS. ID. 5ods OkRA.
carrier. 5OQ75c. PEAS. bskt. sldsl 50; bas.
hbl. 50casl: box. 20d40c; red. Dbl. 81 5ons2:
ROMAINE. state, bskt. e5ds3c: rearby. bhl.
50cGsl SQUASH marrow bbl. Ibcq$i. white
5Oc6s1 yellow, 25015c: TURNIPS. rutsbags,
bbl. slds1 %; white. S1GS1 so; TOMATOES.
nearby. Jersey fancy. box. 0d75c; average,
25d35c: South Jersey. Acme. 40Gf5c: Stone
and Grant, 1890: Jersey, carrier. 4oG1Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
PoRCUPINEs
MONEY AND EXCHANGE,

THE MONEY MARX bI.-iheie .a
No change in call money ana I 1870
NAMED 1T "a per cent I'M, Closing
., PEI csnt Time money was IN 1alr
denand Rates: 3iaai. per cent TOT ss~'2
49, nN5 per cent for ninety M ., =
&C. cent FOR four months, or2noSt PPe
49, Cor Ave months. 5i21J44 per ceiit Ia
civ months. Mercantile paper con ,,, To-
90 he quiet. Rates: 5i4ao per cen i ~.
Snrsy.d ner cent for choice four TO sA
,onntGs' single names, 6'2 per cent io'
others. ,,.t,, ox-
EoPEIGN EXCHANGE-FoIel ea
ohange closed steady. YESTERDAY quo
tations: Demand sterling, 4,sc,S' trancs
$3.50: sixty DAY bills 80, mi a..
: 5ss Iese 1-32. short Teichsmsrhs' '''s
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - boSo1"' eel.
savannah buying. 3-l6c discount, SCI
ING par. San Francisco. sight -
niIim. teIegra pho. So premium ,na i,,,.,
Ton huving par; selling. l-lbc premium. ~, >,
chicago exchange l5c discount 80
Orleans. commercial, 'Jc dlscoun'' dis
81 premium; ST. Louis, exchs a -
count bid. &c premium asked
SILVER MARKET-Ba silver N 1T
don was steady al q j-lsd' an a"Na"O'
Of l-l6d.
sUB-TREAsURY.-T United states
Sub-Treasury was A debtor at the C!esr
ing House Yesterday to the extent VI
s66l 1879
BANK CLEARINGs.-New York s s1-
changes S2o9 $40. 252. balances too.o'' :,
Boston. exchanges s52,6s.l6o, o.. pai a. ace
500. 2se: Philadelphia, EXCHANGES 80,
g. s52 SIS. Baltimore, exchanges SoW.'Sn,
balances t9lO297 Chicago eNchans'es
s5l ~. 81. balances s2.215.S'9; -; LouIs'
exchanges sl255l,is2. balances sl'loo'Hh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat, Corn and Coffee Ad-
VanCe-OatS Close Lower.

Slightly bullish foreign news, together
with the influence OF corn, served 20 keep
the wheat market steady Yesterday, and
although there was slight reaction i'm
the late trading closing prices were at a
net gain for the day Of i4c to sc. Corn
u a rather feverish session, gained &c to
nc net. Private crop estimates place the
output this season az from 1000, 600
to 100000. 900 bushels, and the trade is
accepting these figures as basis for cal
culations Big increases in the stocks of
new oats affected the futures market 10
such an extent that the strength Of corn
was overcome. and the close was AT net
loss Of &c to sc
Danger OF deterioration in the Brazil
ian coffee crop. with European markets
showing advances. gave the opening OF
trade here gain Of TO IS points at the
start. and the course OF prices was stead
lily but slowly upward, the net gain for
the day being ~ to is points. Spo;
buying, while small continues fairly
steady. especially for desirable grades.
which are in no surplus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago, Aug 0.-Continued activity Of
Chicago Railways participation certih-
Gates and a further substantial advance in
the price were the features Of to-days
dealings on the local exchange. The Series
the dealings were light in both issues 4
small lot Of National Biscuit common
sold al l25, q rise of points. while Sears
Roehuck common and Commonwealth
Edison both improved about a point
Smaller gains were made by American
Can common. Swifts common. ars-Roe-
buck preferred and Western Stone were
unchanged. Montgomery Ward preferred
and Illinois Brick declined fracuonally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
TO PRESS LONG ACRE CASE
Bondholders Refuse Tender Of Over
due Back Interest.

In accordance with 4 recent decision Of
Justice Grcenbaum. IL was announced
Yesterday that the Long Acre Electric
Light and Power Company had rendered
the holders Of its $4,000 per cent cou-
pom bonds Approximately 10000. repre-
sentinc the aggregate or all back interest
to date. Interest had been unpaid since
April 10. 1895
The owners. who are understood TO be
connected with the Anthony y. Brady es-
tat, declined the offer. An acceptance
would have prevented an appeal from
Justice Green5aum's decision. denying
foreclosure, and would nave prevented the
further prosecution Of foreclosure pro-
ceedings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
Yester
RICE.

kttt - No fresh feature developed ana
prices remained unchanged. Dan Talmsges
sons Company. New orleans. telegraphs crop
movement 20 date: Receipts rough new ana
old, 3I,400 sacks, against 2s.200 last year
sales cleaned (new and old. 21.s0O pockets
against 30 600 last year. Screenings, ga q
3lsc: ordinary. 4a4i.c; fair. 4i.G4'te; g9od
4Ssg0c, prime. 5l.q5i2c: choice. 0@sqo'2c'
Japan, 31sG4i2c. Patna, 6i.g6S.c.
>UGAR-Rehled firm and unchanged with
fine graduated quoted AZ 4.IOc. The follow
ing prices are quoted by the American sugar
Refining Company: Crystal domlnoes Cssts'
2-ib cartons. half or full size pieces, ga
n T.3Oc IN y cases. Eagle tablets. &c: cut loat,
> 50c: crushed. j40c; mould 4. oO9c' cures
MIX powdered. 4.s5c. and 5.3jc In contsln,
ers. 2j-fb bulk: Eagle, J-fb bags. poWoeIeu,
5.o5c: powdered and coarse powdered snp
Eagle, coarse graduated fsOc ttuit Pa.
dered and Eagle extra fine graduated, 4"c'
domino. graduated cases. :. BE ana 10 ca
tons. Sc. and J.10c I'm y cases. Ease = ~
and N cartons, fine granulated 4Wc' w
bags do. Sc: 3i2-ib bags do. 800 90 ~ DS 81
do $500: 1O-fb bags DO 4s5c: % ana 90 10
bags do and standard granulated' So, nr,e
graduated and diamond \, 4I0c' cohteS W
tOc: No 4 435c: No ). 4.30c; No q. =. %
No :. I 20c: No 5 4l3ct No % t.pco' ;NVn6
4OJc: No H. &C: No IL 3.Soc Nos To- - 81, os
L.. 1890. There was sale Of iooop 20 70
Cubas az > 1920 cost and freight equal ~
3 7Gc for centrifugal for september shlPii.1T ~
20 q Spectator I'm the raw market Gnu 80
comprised the whole 81 the days operations
No business was reported FOR pronp, S"ip
-, AMI suof prices were firm aud IN
hanged an g. 20 for centrifugal, 3-5c Io'
rnuscoyaIo and 29sc for molasses IN -
iou beet sugar early was quiet. WIN P'l,ed
t.r.t,. r,aIrfaIneI August september ana
G.tober-Decpmber being quoted a. rs 80
while curb prices were from "a "a hi ~
August being quoted AZ 9s Sd. SEPTEMBER ~ ~
~ C.,ober. T,ecernber pc 4S.d Ntllett
GRAY repor, the movement Of sugar at uni so,1
states Atlantic ports for the last week zee as Su
lows: Receipts. jl,si1 against o., soe o. ~. 100 IN
,,,ous yeek 43 20, last year and - ~ oo N
isiI. meetings. "a 900 tons, against os s;0y
an 900 and 81 900 stock. 2se, 5s5' against WI
T9s col OPS and 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21

PROyISTONs-The market Tor hog pfod 20
ucts was only moderately active. but prices
were higher owing 10 an advance In the hog
market and moderate receipts OF hogs al
western points. Pork-Qulet; mess. s23 n
saa 30. family. SEA 5Od S26 80. short clear.
$50 so So 80 8EEF--Mess. stsdSl9. fam
iiv s20dS2i packet sl9d $50: extra india
mess SIS n $40 DRESSED HOGS-Steady
hacors i25s dl9i,c: pigs. l3Ac. cut
NEATS-Pickled bellies oufet. 10 IN. nc.
1. H. 1Gc. - IN. 1Jc. picked hams steady,
fet-c 1ALLOV--Stcadv. special. - asked
city. SIC. country. So. LARD-Steady,
Middle West. ll.30d toe. city. Nc: re
nned nrm South America. 2.Soc. Continent.
tsf5c. Brazil kegs. 1880 compound loi7
II fOs.c. STEARINE-ouiet. CLEO, lo'.c,
MOI.AsSEs AND sYRJPs-Fsir demand
and prices unchanged. New orleans centrif-
ucaI common. ~ n zoe. fair lSd &c; good
900 sc. prime. "jdi0c. New Orleans open
kettle 81 a SIC. SYRUPS-Common. II q l2c
medium. I4dl lie. fancy. iSd 22c
NAVAL sTOREs-Continued nrmness ST
tns south and fair iobbiRg demand result
ed IN a higher turpentine market locally and
prices were up about &c. Rosin was frmer
and in some instances slightly higher Tar
nuet Spirits turpentine, machine bbls. flc.
TAR. 5.jOH6c ROSfN--Common 10 good,
strained. 4eoc n. f35c. n 4.S5c; =, 600:
y. At5c. q. i.50r. II. t55c. l. zoo. X.
s.5r. NJ $500: y. & &c: VIC. snoc WV. &c.
OII.s- Refined petroleum was unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21

Linseed oil firm Standard white, petroleum.
bbls. New York and Philadelphia. s.I0c; BULK
&c; cases. lie. water white. bills 9.Ioc. bulk
10: cases. re. LINSEED OIL--Amerlcan
seed city raw. J3Hjfc: out-of-town raw
- n Sc. Calcutta raw, zoe.
COTTON>EED OIL The market Was
again irregular with only quiet trade. Prices
early we're steady but there profit taking
on the advance and late in the dsy the near
months developed an easier tone. while distant
positions held steady. and final prices were
onts lower TO l point net higher. Local con-
tract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
CURB ECHOES.

Colorado Gold Dredging Company has
declared = dividend Of - cents. PAYABLE
August % To stock OF record August p.
The Jones Sm citing Company has select
I'd Aitkin at a site for It's furnaces
which will be used TO separate manganese
from iron ore. The plant will cost about
$4,000 and will employ 1000 men.
TWcuty-oue cars Of more than SO tons
OF rock. were sent 10 the mill from the
Calumet conGlomcrste Tuesday and the
mill began operations yesterday
For the first first fourteen days Of Au-
gust the receipts Of the Prairie Oil and
Gas Company. according to The oil City
Derrick" averaged a. 766 barrels a day.
Deliveries were 1913 barrels A day. max
ing ii necessary to take 1896 barrels out
Of tankage. For the corresponding period
in July the daily average runs were 9Lc91
barrels and in the same time 26S25 barrels
were taken out Of tankagc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES..

Tn. Mexican Light & Power COMPANY
Ltd. reports combined earnings ana eN-
nepscs for the month OF july 1913 ~
follows.
80, NJ 1851 q13 $50 ~
Gross e"rnults 80 ,a, sGa o. 10 $50
Set earnings "l'.'-" '''''-
Gross earnings -, asY %.
49,, rsn Il q. so2. 753 1885 So a3' si@
Mexico Tramvays company S'e
Of earnings and expenses from tranl' ONLY
-, IN. month Of July. 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
EXCHANGE SEATS GOING UP.

a marked advance IN the price Of Stock
Exchange seats Was recorded yesterday
when Philip Kesrny sold his seat TO
Frank Plummer @or $500 This Is an in
crease Of 5000 over the last previous sale
and an advance OF $500 over the low
record OF 1919. made on July 10, when a
seat was transferred for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
Electric Properties Company.

Stockholders Of the Electric Properties
Company haze approved the plan formu-
lated hv John +. Wallace. Henry X.
asves and Albert NJ. Chambers, acting as
committee. calling for reduction and
readiustment OF the capital stock. The
assets Of the Electric Properties COM
many will b. sold TO new company, or
eanized under the laws or virginia, 10
n. known rs the Electric Properties
Corpora ton. which Will have an author-
lied Capitalization OF f4,0O0.OoO per
cent cumulative preferred stock and 80
mo ooo common stock or the preferred
stock e. 900 200 will he outstanding, az
we'll az all Of the common stock, and
,411.533 hve-year 6 per cent redeems Die
notes or bonds The latter represents
oil accumulative dividends upon the out
standing preferred stock for the period
from February J. 1910. 10 April 30, lsl Z.
The dividends upon the preferred stocN
~ the old company from May ]. 1919
10 September J. 1913. Will be paid III
cash The preferred stock Of the old
comnanv will be exchanged par FOR par.
for the preferred stock OF the new com
ana the fNs''Nf''' N'''''N''
of the old company Will he efchansed
., the rate of two shares Of the ne"
stock for three shares Of the old stock.
onc.rs have been elected as follows
president John f. Wallace vice-presi-
dent \. NJ. Chambers; secretary and
,r.aeuror John SesGer The Electric
pronerties Corporation viii own all the
co,i,ai stock Of Westinghouse. Church.
Kerr & co.
Illinois Traction Company.
rha comparatiye statement or earn
i,ys Of the Illinois Traction Company
10, the six months ending June 80 -
a. follows.
cros, EARNING .... Sc. 7Gj 4sl - 5lIf'' ~
Net n.n. an taxes. I 532 sss ~ 1850 30 y
c,os, earnings FOR the first six months Of
,a,a tner.ss.d s24s OS1 co or 600 per cent over
10 ssme pcriod for 1872. Gross earnlhts ioI
en-. erst six m pnths OF 1918. conpaIep Mn w.
s.r,a p.riod In 1911 increased SO, ~. " or
ovsr "a per e.t Net earnings ioI M nIs' 80 - a
T,on,hs Of 1913 increased slI. '"so 80 81 -
,.. ~ert svSr the same period Tor ~. -
Innings for the first sN months or l'l'. tu'' 4,
na,eJ i'm The same period IN WI '"'''"''
S,o3 gO1 10 over y per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
BRIEF NOTES Of FINANCE
Paragraphs Of Current Interest
for the Investor.

oulng to the fact that 1912 was a big
"a, year and TO the general industrial
.,,,v,tv throughout the country last
',.rs freight car equipment was in
,,,ased more than in any other year.
n,dsrs we're given FOR new freight cars
!, the United States. Canada and Mex
.,o n total Of 926195 as compared with
,sg117 in 1911. The number of cars
.o,pally built in 1912 was 1885,, and
81 these $3.50 were Of steel or steel
r,6srframe on the first Of this month
,hsre we're $685. idle cars. compa red
With $3.50 on August I. 1912. The sup
cir OF idle cars last year had been eX-
bsus,ed by September I . and a shortage
n S6oo cars was reported. on Septem-
bs- rs the shortage was 1880. on Octo-
hs- 10. S1759; on October q. 49.9S1. and
m November :, 5l169 The shortage
from that time on began to decrease. and
or the last day Of 1912 there were loss
6ls cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
wHlsKHY TAKES A s.csNT JUMP

Cincinnati. Aug. 20 Whisky took a
JUMP to-day on the local market from
= ~ where IL has been for some time 10
tSs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
EXPORTS,
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron y 40 ffs - Flour. Mpls pats 81 80
do 20. 40 ~ Is Sia Cotton. middling l2l5
DO 30. No = y 31i5 Coffee. No Z Rio ..
steel rails ..... i.j sugar gran. 40
stand cop. spot if55 Molasses. Oh pc .
Tin ... q f2ta Beef famil, ..... 20 %
Exchange lead. go ETaiIoU special.
-t.lf.r 5Nt Pork mess ..... . -
styhest Noerd a5is Hogs ga. $50 ~ 49,.
.Fyport corn -. Lard Nil West. ll3
tnAfs stand VII Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21
Opposition Is Growing.

Tho currency bill seems beset. and the
outlook Tor harmony apparently grows
less favorable every day. The latest de
vslorment which surprised advocates Of
the administration measure is the an
nouncement by senator owen that he is
not committed to the bill which carries
his name As one Of its leading sponsors.
There has been a growing opposition to
the House banking and currency bill
which foreshadows disaster for it in its
present form. and the opposition may re-
suit in a failure 10y the administration To
secure tho passage ~ any relief meas
IRE At this session. The meeting i'm Chi
,aeo on Friday OF this week OF the mem
hers OF tho currency commission OF the
American Bankers Association. together
With representatives OF forty-seven state
bankers associations and 12l clearing
louse associations. 10 discuss the good
and bad features Of the proposed bill may
serve 10 call forth practical suggestions.
which. II adopted by the administration
end incorporated into a modified bill. will
pass both houses without any serious op-
position and give 10 the country a broad
and elastic monetary system. Recent de-
,elopments have removed the RESPONSE
blty for adverse sentiment from wall
street alone and distributed IL over tn,
entire country.
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ITEMS Of WALL STREET

Transactions for foreign account yes
terday totalled about 1900 shares. about
evenly divided between purchases and
sales
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BOND DOTS.


+. r. Nernier village clerk Of Stryker
Williams County. Ohio, will receive pro-
possls until noon on Augusth for 80, 90
Der cent road Improvement bonds. de-
nomination 500 dated September !, 1913
and due from September !. 1920 10 Sep
TENDER J. 1882, inclusive.
Il is stated that Tillotson Woc0tt
Company, OF Cleveland. were the success
ful bidders on August II for 81. 800 5i1 per
cent Observation-Disclosures average street
Improvement bonds OF Sunbury, Delaware
County. Ohio.
II is reported that TeIarkana. Bowie
County. Texas. held an election recently
and the question Of issuing the $4,000 3
per cent forty-year sewer system con-
struction bonds was defeated
". II. Ssndland. city clerk OF Water
bury, New Haven County. Conn. will re-
ceive proposals until p. m. September
y for 100000 AZ per cent water bonds. de-
, domination 5000, dated July !. 1913 and
due $4,000 yearly from July J. 1914 to 1929
inclusive
The Manufacturers National Bank Of
Troy was awarded on August y the 500
." per cent two months tax free certif-
ssates Of Indebtedness or revenue bonds OF
Troy. y. Y.
Wheeling. Ohio County. ". Va, Will
mold An election on September TO vote on
TIE question 81 issuing the s2s2.o 900 per
cent ten-yesr street improvement bonds
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