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THE PITTSBUKG PRESS FRIDAY EVENiG, SEPrEMiKR IS, x7 TWENTY-EIGHT BROKERS. EET IN roei HAISP RALLY OR The UnionTrustCo. or Pittsburgh 335, 337. 339 FOURTH AVENUE. If Harbison Walker Refractories Pref.

A The Coal Trade Outlook sS at present price pays the above. Private Wlree ICaat nmo "r-mt. HUMPHRIES MILLER, Member Plttbara; Stock Eachaace. 18 and 19 Farmers Bank Buildln. Telephone Grant CAPITAL SURPLUS HARBISON-WALKER SHARES SHOWED STRONG UNDERTONE $1,500,000 $23,000,000 i Leading interests in the soft coal yinter's coal famine tn the Northwest.

trade sav that there is this year The Common Active and Advanced Easily The Preferred Also Higher Independent Brewing Preferred Reacted Westinghouse Aibrake Firm. more serious prospect of a shortage of cars, and consequently a scarcity of I coal at the ief di5trihuting points, than has exist-ai at this season for several years past. Normally a car I shortage'does not develop until Novom-j ber. whereas this year the operators, particularly in the Pennsylvania soft coal districts, felt the lack of cars at times as early as July. luring August and it that region should have an and severe winter a scercity would almost certainly develop.

Coal men say that the situation last winter was as much the result of lack of cars as lack of fuel, inasmuch as during the worst of the suffering In the Northwest there was enough coal on hand to relieve the shortage considerably, if there had ben anv way to move it. The trouble was that the Northern roads that this industry will be the next to feel d-pression. Established 1871 Stock Brokers Whitney, Stephenson Company, Frick Building: Ail Facilities THERE ARE MANY ADVANTAGES in putting one's property or financial affairs in the care of this Company, as Trustee to manage, make investments, collect and remit the income BY AN AGREEMENT between Owner and Trustee, property and investments may be left with the Trustee to collect the income and pay over the same to the maker of the trust, or for the support of some member of his family, or in any way that may be desired These Trust Agreements are steadily gaining in favor. The expense is small for the service rendered HIGH GRADE INVESTMENT BONDS FOR SALE high point and the re- table shows the low points today The following of Monday, the covery Friday. September 13.

The Pittsburg market sras again unaffected by the HPvere decline in New York this morning, due more to the lack of pressure than tho prevalence of supporting orders. There iiWAtver. a fair demand in some uuarter3. especially fur Harbison -Walker This sold easily from opening at or .3 THE DAY IN WALL STREET. New York.

September 13. The force of the downward movement In progress yesterday afternoon had direct influence this morning in inducing bear plungers to throw stocks on the market at still lower prices. As a result losses w-ere sustained all around with Amalgamated Copper. Smelting and Steel common the most severe sufferers. The most direct bear drives were made at Steel common, which was sold and offered down to acrainst if4 at close yesterday.

Amalgamated, after a weak opening and a rally to tjO1. dropped to 58 't. the lowest price reached on this movement. government bonds unchanged; railroad and other bonds were generally lower. The market continued to show a hardening tone after the first hour.

Recoveries were noted all around the room, a feature of the market being that as prices moved up from the low level. A canvass of houses reported in trouble brought emphatic denials tiv.it any embarrassment was pending. The upward movement continued at a rapid pace during the greater part of the afternoon, and a nu miter of stacks then showed material net gains over yesterday's closing figures. Reading and 1'nion Pacific were the leaders on this upturn. Reading, which sold early at advanced to against at the close yesterday.

Northern Pacific was exceptionally quiet all day. Corrected dall by nry Sproal A Commonwealth Rul Id In a. I.aat tmmt sea. Hlsh. Law.

Sale alr Sept. 13 Sept- I 2 and so far this month mines have occasionally been forced to shut down for want of cars. This state of affairs is attributed almost entirely to the great pressure of all ines of business upon the railroads, which have not been able to aid to their equipment in anything like a fair proportion to the increase in the volume of traffic. Production has been held in check to some extent during the Amalgamated Copper Am. Smelting Anaconda rati Id not sr.pply the cars to handle It.

In this regard the situation today is not much different from last year. Cars loaded with coal for tiie West are pressed I into service for the movement of the crops, and their return to the mines, or to the coal storage vards is slow and un- certain. In the Eastern coal iields the often go the length of forbidding shippers to send cars off the home lines, although the Pittsburg report that the ord has already been issued by the railroads there is tTisoredited. As i High. Low.

Rally. 72 SS 1(1114 si 4S 3.1 37 ssi.4 ti a-: 12 m- i.iu. ii7Tv no 12--W 127, 48 44V jr. K. Steel i ReadiriK 1'nion Pacific i Pt.

Paul above the closing offer ycsloraaj 10 a. and then quoted at bid Sales of the sturk were 72T cnmmr.r inATil lie 1 snnrfl.lic trnnKI Northern Pacific B. R. Transit shares, the inquiring in- largest in months and the some rievelop- dicated expectation the near future. I no prticiu merits in was ais There was a irid "leman-J fr Harbis-en-U'aiker R-f ra-Torle thif? morninK.

725 shartl selling at 1.V&15'... with ITiS. the hlKhest bid made. A number of substantial buvlne orders stronger, gaming 1SSO. firmer arid Eotabli-bed Brofcera.

iriiprooling preferred was rart i.ri:i 11 nt lsU'i'n and Sewer a reported among: the hrokers and there I'ipe was uncnai.ged at "2o4. Crucible Sii thus s. weaker at TVsTS, and nuildinaj. with the miners, but primarily the inability of the operators to meet the demands of the trade is a matter of car shortage. As this trouble always increases as the season advances, there is every prospect of a carcity of coal and much higher price in the market ditant from mine.

More eoai has gone up to the head of the lakes this year than ever before, but th demand has also been unprecedented and it is doubtful whether the storage yards at Milwaukee, St. Paul and other points are any better prepared to go into the winter season than they were last year. Even If there were an ample supply of coal at the Northern ports, there would be no assurance against a repetition of last a rule the f-oal trade does not leei a serious shortage of cars until some little lime after the close of navigation on the lakes. The movement of coal out of the Pittsburg district is balanced by the movement or ore into il. with the result that cars are ordinarily not more than two or three days away from home.

The immediate result of the closing of navigation is to create a surplus of cars for rail shipment of coal, but as soon as these cars have been loaded and passed on to eoneeting lines they become scattered, are absorbed into the transportation of grain and general merchandise and their service to the coal trade is decidedly appeared to be a confident feellns; that I 1 thine of an important nature Is developing Tn the fare the pronounce, ppssimish In stock market quarters, the strength of Harbison- 'onnnon wan considered i said to well pos-ed on the affairs I cf the company estimate that the ent earnings of cfnoanv in the fiscal year ending Sep teinber ,11 will largely t-xced the 1 aOTu.H Greater Pittsburgh's Greatness No. 1 The animal coal output of the Pittsburg district, if loaded upon freight cars, would make five solid trains stretching from Atlantic City to San Francisco. New Ulrn, Philadelphia, hlrsao aad the preferred traded at CVa the lat ter lower. Pittsburg 'oat preferred lost to and later quoted at 4S'- bid. Independent Brewing was weaker and lower at 17-4 bur sales were light.

Airbrake was firm, though unchanged at l4o and Electric seconds sigains brousht s. Interior Mining continued weak andj dropped to cents, while Shoshone sold at and Tonopah Extension at fl.r-O. was sent to PHi oil Pittsburg stock Kxcbanarea and Chicago Hoard of Trade. Rell 34 Court. P.

A A. Main rejKirxtj last year. i ne talK of a dividend on the common Is considered rather premature, though it is also claimed that the matter will i given rioutj attention at the October divl- Established 1810. A.tet3. Capital and Snrp'us, $5,200,000 86'-4 33 U058 53 8534 I 53 101 Atehlaoa.

Cottoa OU. arar Am. I.orn do pref. $25,000,000 The iirv II ef jm 384 fair trading this aft'-rnuon. the stock i showing a strong tone.

Airbrake; was also 4Jtrnfrer advancing 51 to 1 while Pittsburg Coal preferred recovered to 4S. Maniifai-tiirt-rs Light A 11- at weakened to Interior Mining de- clined r. nt.s and Sit. Tritle Copper to Morris, Fourth Avenue. aWT llllUKICRf.

Rank sbursii 0 FLAMES ARE RAGING AT WEST NEWTON cend meeting. i busing, or the eompar-y is rerxirte to be active, with enormous orders on the bonk, but it is also stated that orders arp showing fop.ip falling off. Th5 company suoplle. probably S5 per cent of the fire brick used in iron and steel construction and its financial and statistical positions are considered excellent. It is estimated that If the Iron and steel business recedes materially, the company will not be affected as as might le expected, as the demand for brick for repairs to mills and furnaces, which have been operating to capacity for months and which have ben shut down only when absolutely necessary, will be very large.

The various iron and steel crmpanies are continuing their construction work and this is using millions of brick monthly. tin cents. Closing quotations of the day were 8634 3244 I I lb 52 101 3844 48 48S 6l3g 38 893a 97 21 8958 4558 I 17 82b 944 105 National Association Bid. Members New fork Stock i a e. Pittsburg Stock Exchange.

Ohlcno Board of Trade. Chicago atiotattona received and ooateA. Private wire to all primary market. SO 613 38b 9ib 98 23 90 4S'M 16438 18b Ask. 170 MINING NEWS AND N07ES.

The Na Quinta Range Mining Co. has reeebed word W. Smith, manager, that he opened into 12 inches of high grade galena ore that has run over $400 per ton. This ore was encountered in sinking on a npur of the main ledge on the Copper Belt Claim, at a depth of about 25 feet, drifting towards th( main vein, where he expects to encounter a large body of ore in the contact. He is sacking this ore as It comes out and expects to be able to ship a carload to the smelter at Salt Lake by October 1.

In 14 days the Lustre Co. shipped Ave cars of matte. August shipments were the largest of any month in the history of the company. The season of rain is about over which means a 1-rge increase in the The Bank That Has Grown Up With Pittsburg. I.ETTKH.

Flant of U. S. Radiator Co. Destroyed by Fire Light in Danger 1.5") .21 .20. SCULLY, PAINTER BEECH Amalgamated Copper.

Anaconda, American Smelting and I S. Steel common were among ctlrc tclMnir Hiq Inu'Mt frl(M ihft Independent Brewing Mniled on Request. L. S. SHIELDS, Member PiftMhursr Stock P.xchange.

Am. Car Am. C'aa. 45)i an.pfd. 4" Am.

Copper 60 Ana. Cuevt 384 Ana. Snaelt. Ol do pref. V7i Am.

22 Jk 0 Rrooklra 44H Caa. Pac. 163S l.r. Leatfa. 18 do pref.

C1U. tit. VM Con. Gaa. 105 CCC4S1L 62 Ckea.

Jk O. 33 C. A A do pref. 48i C. X.

W. 143-H Colo. Corn Pdcta. 14 do pref. 66 Colo.

Soata 23 do 2d pref. 42 D. Klia 20'i Gen. Elec.l24'4 fi. Nor.

Rt I24S Iowa Centrl 16 105b 3258 bankers and Brokers, People HiilldlaK 1 i vear. ne reuueoon in xne i tan uiimuiiuaimu 1-VH dividend and the rumor that the Wolverine as Nm York Stock Kxchnoge. West Newton. September in. One of the worst tires in the history of I the town broke out about this afternoon, when the plant of the United Member Trust Company Stocks Commonwealth K.

E. Merchants Sav. it Trust Mining Stocks I Cable Consolidated Tonopah ENtension. Pbg. Con.

M. M. T. Co i Mont sr. Shoshone.

Cons 1 Interior M. t- T. Co Mt. Tritle 'upper Co I Natural Stocks Mfrs. Light Heat Ohio Fuel Electri'- Stocks I Westinghnuse second Miscellaneous Stocks Crticible Steel do pref Harbison-Walker Refrac.

do pr.T I Marsden Mon. River Coal pref National I do pref i Pittsburg Brewing Co I Pittsburg Coal Co i NEW YORK OFFICE. So. SO Rlt04lt KTNRRT, bicago Mock Kirluingr. ittslurg Stock Ksebnaare.

HI -212 Parmer Hank Itldg. 67- dividend was cut from $10 to semi-annually were adverse factors Considerable, was made of the probabilities of the iron and steel industry suffering a severe setback and 1'. S. Steels were easily depressed in the first hour. hlengo Hoard of Trade.

49 144 23b 8678 32M 113 S3 101 3844 458 49 6158 91 97S 22 8978 4558 66V4 18 82Va 944 105 62 33 4844 14444 2344 14 66 2338 42b 15358 20b 125 1 26b 16 70.4 84a 25 0844 6778 I63 47b 108 10S'4 170 3244 70 59b In the slopes between the 270 and 400-levels in the Tonopah Extention mine some very rich ore has been encountered. It is coming in bunches in the talc and while no permanent shoot has been developed, indications are favorable to the opening up of a large body of shipping ore. Assays run as We nre making a mprclalty of States Radiator on Water street, was discovered to be ablaze. In a short time the office, the pattern shops and part of the main building had been destroyed while the rest of the plant and the plant supplying the town with electric light, situated at GOLD NOTES Pennsylvania R.R.5 ounces shipped lfii2 7H 1 27 2S high as 9V ounces of gold and 3 of silver. The company last week 160 tons of ore to the smelter.

ON YOUR I 7 pp 72 i 1 1 jo i7-2 PITTSSURO 2 1 0 EXPENSES 85f 32 1 iou 5144 101 3734 4H 48V3 58 3534 864 9638 2044 895s 42V, 163 17 82. 944 105 62 33 48Vi 14344 2258 14 66 23 42 I53'4 123 124 16 70'4 838 24U 1071 67 3'M I6Vj 45 105 105 170 3244 691j 58 125J8 86U 2541 27 H838 9 91 I9U 43V, 21 7538 84 1544 lne March 10. 1010. CHILDS GUILDS nVNKI.RS 1M) DIIIIKKRS. Inliin Itank Building MONEY ADVICE Write for free Booklet No.

23 News advices from Denver state that the Ross Mining Smelting at Silverton, the rear of the burning building, were I threatened. I Word was telephoned to McKeesport for assistance but that city replied that I it did not possess an available engine -i i i i i i TRUST GO. 323 4th AVE. one of the largest operators in the San Juan, has suspended work on all but llepoflt all your funds with un and pay all bills by ihfck We pay yOu 2r- lateremt on your daily balances. You'll xpend less and know where It goes.

one property and also closed down jjg) aiiu i Lime 1 i "lull iiwt I ls At 1:45 this afternoon, it was do pref Westinghouse Airbrake American Sewer Pipe Independent Brewing do pref United Copper Co smelter temporarily. The reason given "Banking 11 Mail'' 2014 50 W. Co. The market met fresh bear attacks and liquidation, with bears concentrating against steel. Not much st-eme i to come out below 50.

It is now that the Amalgamated mines will run 10 only 4 per cent of capacity for a time. This will bring consumers to point of ordering supplies ana if the metal Is taken below it seems probable that wages of miners will be reduced. The strength of Airbrake was accepted as foreshadowing the probability of a fciecial dividend tomorrow In addition to the usual and extra dividends which aggregate 5 Per cent quarterly. Northern Pacific for the mor.th of August showed an increase of in gross earnings, or $2,31 1.4HS for two months. Kor the first week In September.

Southern Railway increased SUl.OOO and Louisville Nashville or respective increases of and since July 1. Bell A. 'phone "phone Court Main 23 43'4 156 20b 127 i2s'A 6b 109 68b 35 1744 4978 106 10444 16944 33U 71 60 lnt.l'a pfd. la. Met.

do pref. I- Jk IN Mo. M. K. T.

Mex. Cea. BONDS. that the decline in the price of copper from 1 names nere uniij, 24 to 15 cents has made it impossible for It got under control. to operate.

The 1S5 men who were laid off I have found employment with other com- At the office of the B. O. it was stated paines in San Juan County. Silverton will i that word had been received from West be aiTected to small degree, as the smel- Newton to the effect that the plant of ter and the Champion mine, which were I the Radiator Co. and several other build-operated by the Rosses, are in close pros- ines hail destroved.

It was stated THl'ST COMPAMKS. 70 4 844 24' t07Vj 67 344 itr .47 105 104 170 Ilonry II. Spuhler, Inc. STOCKS. BONDS and GRAIN, 2 40 lllnntond Sl.

iGround floor.) 62 33b 4844 14444 234 14 66 2338 42b 15.V4 20b 125 126b 16 I 70'4 838 25 10844 67b 35! 16b 47J8 107 I0S I 70 3244 70 59b 12844 86'4 2544 2778 12038 9 9448 19b 43b 2158 7538 858 1544 1 1958 Miscellaneous Bonds Pittsburg Brewing Co. Cs. Independent Brewing 1st fis. imity ana an me worKioen res.oe jii lnat tho railroad comnanv had made ar- Sil- owned by the ii i i I OTn i erton. The Champion mine company, will be worked by N.

V. Alrbk If. T. Cen. Jer.

Centrl West Newton, conveying there a tire en- 10:00 to 10:30 SEARCHING FOR MISSING GIRL Indiana Woman Thought 16-Year-Old Daughter Might Marry Hera base of Pelton a crosscut tunnel at the Mountain is completed. Pittsburgh Life Trust Co. ENDORSED AT HOME. 3234 70 fc W. Nor.

N. Am. Co. 5SVi gine and a hose carriage. When the McKeesport fire engine was found to be not available the Pittsburg fire department was communicated with and the request made that a lire engine be sent from Pittsburg.

This was agreed to. and a few minutes later an engine from No. 3 companv was on its wav to the B. O. depot.

The Wolverine Copper Co. declared a semiannual dividend of $7 .50 per share, a reduction of fnim the previous disbursement. This makes the fourth copper company to reduce dividends the others being the Qutnov, t'tah Consciida ted and Calumet Heoia 12544 87 Nor. Pac. 12534 12844 Peo.

Gaa 80U 80S Safe Invesfm ents. We are offering vry remunerative first and second mortgage bonds. W. MAC MH.I.EN CO. Members Pittsburg Murk Kxchansre.

Members hlcasro Hoard of Trade. 306 Union Sank pa. On the Crosser Terrell lease, owned the Blue Bell at Joldlield. two new ins have been run through recently and driiia arc now beine extended on thtni. The disc iveries were made in the cross-cut that is being driven to the northwest from the tKittom of the -5-foot rtiaft.

and assavs have been secured that run as high as $11. Some good ore has been shipped frcm the proper-y that was taken from near the surface. An attempt will be made to find it by driving a cross-cut on the dyye at the loo-foot level, if it is found at the 200 level. movements of mone; Known indicate that New Ytrk ban for the week have gained pub-treasury 10i shares XT. S.

Steel 20', 5 shares C. S. Steel 21P4 5 shares 1. S. Steel shares Refrac 1 125 shares Refrac 15 loo shares Refrac 15 loO sharee Refrac IS'-i 1X shares Tonopah Ext 1.5i J11O shares Tonopah Ext 1.50 25 shares Tonopah Ext 1.50 2.Oi Pitta.

Brewing 107t; 8.000 Pitts. Brewing lo7-4 4.OO1) Tnd. Brewing 6s 10i 9 l.oOO Tnd. Brewing As 10 500 shares Pitts. .20 r.O shares Refrac pref.

724 RO shares Crucible Steei pref. R5 20 shares Pitts. Coal 48t; 1 26 29 11958 9244 20 Pac. Mall. 2544 P.

S. 27 Peaa. It- It. 1 19'S 1'gh. Coal.

9 ReadloK 244 Kak island 10 the ain from th $2,717 SSiO.OuO. being 2544 2778 12038 9 9438 1944 45 22 753 8538 InAiiranre io Forcf in Prnn a.vUanin ther $10,000,000 W. C. BALDWIN, President FOUR YEARS FOR CUTTING CHEEK do pref. 45 Pig iron declined fl as for spot and i'S 15s for futures in London today.

I'nion Pacific was 2'-i per cent. General "Electric 2 per cent and National Lead 1 1 4 per cent ex-dlvidenj today. MARKET OPINIONS. Whitnev. Stephenson Co.

There was an 22b 7614 8478 16 11844 Uirect Solicitors Contracts With the Company. HIGH GRADE Flrat Mortgage Boada Nettlns; 84 and over absolutely aafe and readily convertible Into cash. Write or calL ROBERT C. HALL, Member Plttsborar Stock Exchange. 24(1 FOl'ltTII AVESPK.

4. Main. Bell Court Prothonotary W. 1i. KirKer this morning received a letter from Mrs.

Kida Krnst. of Peterson. inquiring whether her daughter, Miss Iona M. Krnst. aged In years, was married to Charles K.

Best, aged IX years, in this county since August 10 last. According to her letter the last heard of the young couple was on the day previous, when they left Peterson. Mr. Kirker referred the letter to Marriage License Clerk George W. Watson, who, after a search of the records, said that tljey had not gotten a license in this county, and added that they could not have done so without the consent of their parents.

Mrs. Kriist says that she is without money to trace her daughter and put the law after young Best, and asks any help which can be given her. without cost, in her anxiety to locate the couple. a Salty Crim- to 11:00 1 1978 1 1778 1478 other sharp break in the Coppers and Smel- ters this morning and an attack was made on the Steels as had been expected. The whole list declined in sympathy, but the losses in the railroad stocks were light and these were about all recovered later on.

The Cop- Joseph Grand Gets Sentence Other inal Cases 1475 146b 45 Rep. 22 Rep.I.pref.. 7538 Soata. Pae. 84 Sooth.

I5H St. 119 do pref 1478 St I.AS Wpfd. 46 Tex. Pac. 27V 26 U.

S. Steel 293s do pref o244 2d 5 9438 Union Rubber 28S The Pittsburg market acted remarkably well this morning, considering the depression in New York. Harbison-Walker advanced to 12'i and the preferred to 72, National Fireproofing preferred 't to lsivi. Crucible Steel preferred lost only '4. Independent F-rewing and Pittsburg Coal preferred while Airbrake and Electric Seconds were unchanged.

NO GENERAL AGENTS ssels Jeered Total liabilities by Than Pittsburgh Life Build I'lTTSni RGH. P. 45 26b 26 28V4 91U 934 126 per situation seems to be the only adverse influence and this is likely to be less of a factor after the day. The railroad stocks were well bought and look like a safe purchase on declines. 2644 26 93! 94 128b 46 275 26 20f8 93 94Vi 12844 Joseph Gruid.

a foreigner, entered I 2744 2544 2944 92J 9438 12938 30 31b lib 2044 I 4 15 shares Crucible lo shares Crucible 50 shares Crucible M) shares Crucible 7 51 shares Nat. Firenrf. nref ISM, 1 share Nat Firenrf IS 250 shares Refc 15V shares Am. Sewer PlDe 2oi 50 Mont. Shoshone 6' 25 shares Tonopah Ext 1.50 15 shares Tonopah Ext 150 25 shares tnd.

Brewing 17Vi 20 shares lni. Brewing 55 shares tnd. Brewing 17ti shareslnd Brewing 17Vi oO shan Crucible pref 65V4 11:00 n. ni. to 12:30 p.

m. a plea of guilty in Criminal Court this morning to feloniously cutting Dominico Zapia. on August 11." Judge Joseph M. Swearingen was on the bench. According to the testimony, the assault was a brutal and unprovoked one.

the defendant having used a razor, slashing almost the whole of Zapla's right cheek from his face. He ts horribly disfigured. Grand said the as- 28' 30U ub 20 15 A. C. iMASTEiM BRO KRS Fourth vt, Vanderajrift Bulldlcg, nw Vi.ri ritoi-K Ezchaaca, Exchange.

Plttsbur Stock Kxcoaa. Chlcaro Stock Exchana. Chicago Board of Trad. New Vn'-w Met. Kxcnanra.

We exclusive fievw York Wire. Chtlds Chtlds IJquulatlon was in evidence this morning and prices were put down rather sharply. the first hour, a better tone developed and stocks became steadier. We think the railroad shares are a purchase on all setbacks as they are acting very well and are Inclined to break aw from the weak influences of the industrials. Miller Co.

The selling movement was continued again this morning, both the industrial and railroad stocks showing declines of from one to four points, the 'tippers and Smelt CZAR HIMSELF TO MAKE PROBE 28b 30! lib 20 15 3U 46 58 5 I 8 GET ONE BEFORE THEY'RE GONE C. I. Pipe. 30, 30H, Wabaik llV llk Wabash pref 20S 20-, Wla. 15'4 15U V.

R. of S. do pref 3Sl4 35U Sloaa 46 46 Am. Ila Cor 51 5138 G. N.

5344 sault was occasioned by reason of pia demanding $1o from him as graft The T'tah 'onsolidared Mining Co. has declared a dividend of $1 a share, on its capital stock, payable October 15. The last quarterly dividend was $1.25 per slvire and 25 cents extra. Regarding the dividend the president of the company has issued I he following statements made in the public press that the ore bodies in the company's mines bad been lost on the SoO fot level through a fault, or in some other way. are without any foundation in fact.

The company's mine is in a position to supply, and Its smelter in a position to treat, a larger tonnage than heretofore. Owing to the shortage of fuel and transportation facilities the tonnage necessary for economical workings has not been available during the past three months. With the present, une-tain conditions of the Copper ne-ial market and the serious outlook with retard to furl, the directors consider it ad- isable to make the present dividend $1 per share. 46 5758 5344 35 46b 52b 53b IO shares shares ers being the weakest is'sues. There are no i By I'nlted Press.

St. Petersburg. September 13. Czar 25 20 sha res tor procuring him employment, Zapia being foreman of a gang. Zapia denied this and said did not even know Grand before being assaulted.

Grand was sentence, to serve a term of four years in the Western penitentiary. Karl Brown who pleaded guiltv to shares shares -hares HI 2 off Nicholas will personally conduct the vestigation to fix responsibility for stranding of his yacht, the Standart SnrUcl. Masten Co.) Rimlnii Copper (Corrected by A. K. shares share S.

Steel pref. W. Ele. 2nds. W.

Airbrake W. Airbrake W. Airbrake W. Airbrake W. Airbrake W.

Airbrake W. Airbrake W. Airbrake Fireproof pref Pitts. Brewing l'itts. Brewing -Pitts.

Cons. l'itts. Cons Kh 14 14S 14 14S 14S 14 14S 14S 1-S 27 27'-. .20 .20 1 the charge of embezzling the Tforsoe plte on the inrush coast. 1 share iast Sale Par Vai.

Arcadian i.n of rittsburg stocks todii Total sales fc.Sir shares. I Atlantic pd Bingham Con Boston Con i Butte Coalition Interior Minins rallied to 57 sales at the 2 shares 25 shares 25 shares lo shares fin shares Ro shares 100 shares 10O shares loo shares loO shares IO shares the efforts of a good sized fleet of small warships and salvage vessels, there is little hope that the Standart can be saved. From the deck of the dispatch boat, Asia, on which the t-zar and his family took refuge, Nichols watched the rescuers at their work almost all last night. Owing to the strict censorship it is impossible to say how much faith Ics majesty puts in reports that members of the crew ran tho yacht on the rocks J. I.

BUCHANAN 00. Investment Securities and Management of Properties VANPEHGRIFT BUILDINQ (KooiDs 10C-107-10S aad 108. Established IS98. THOMPSON filcCONNELL STOCK BROKERS, 231 Fouria In. Special ntleatloa to null mod out of.toHn accouata.

Interior Mining Interior Mining Steel. Step). signs yet that the liquidation has been completed, although we think such stocks as Atchison and SoutnernPaciflc are cheap. ieo. W.

MacMullen Co. The Copper stocks were weak again this morning. Amalgamated and Anaconda king new low records. Smelters was also very weak, showing a decline of Jt a share from last night's closing figures. The heavy decline in these shares caused a sympthetic downward tendency in railroad list.

In face of the demoralization In the industrial list the railroad stocks held fairly firm. At mid-day the market was weak without much sign of a rally. Humphries Miller The market ruled Irregular, but tended lower, with heavy selling of Steel common and other industrials. Heavy curtaiiing of production understood to have been inaugurated by Amalgamated mines, with possible cessation of operations later on unless trade position improves, were adverse factors. There was some investment buying of railroad issues, and a heavy short interest in accumulation, but current tendencies are not of encouraging character except for fact that trade reaction means easier money.

Philadelphia Stocks. (Corrected by Henry Sproul Co.) TBidr FAsk. copper market continued to declining an additional pound the undertone continued very Calumet Arizona Calumet i.12 id). Centennial pd Copver Range Con Daly W'tst The bondon show weakness, per ton, while weak. property of Samuel K.

Donaldson, was sentenced to serve a term of nine months in li workhouse. Odie Hacket. accused by A. A. Connor of the larceny of tools from the Westinghouse Kiectric Manufacturing where he had been employed, was retired to the Huntingdon Reformatory.

Joseph Wiehl was tried before Judge Marshall Brown on a charge made by Mary Tannon, who said she had been assaulted. The jury convicted Wiehl and Judge Brown sairl the testimony showed a clear case of aggravated assault and battery. Wiehl knocked Mrs. Itnnon down and broke her wrist. For this reason Judge Brown said lie would be severe and imposed a sentence of nine months to the workhouse.

St eel. 2S' kipl iff If mil mm to p. in. Franklin P'l for July showed a gros Atlantic increase Const T.ine tiratinv tex-aiv isle RoyHie pd) and a net decrease cf Pitts Pitts. ha res shares Brewing Brewing 4 jr.

in SO! '4 1 17 lo Hi l(t 111 fiir Jfto jo 13" 25' S-tg 1i; fx T. 1 1 2.V HO 1. 4b 2. in 20! 23 IO 13 20, SO IO 1(V 20 2 20 l.Mi, 20: 3st; 0 20 4 2-0 11R Mubnwk ISIS nd i I North Butte rTiarle J. Holnnan, secretary of the pitts- MTontinlon" 1 1 1 1 burg stock Kxchange, has returned from a Parrot S.

K- HINDUS ATTACK EUROPEANS 1 rt to p. to. vacation spent at Atlantic city and innrv Ct 1 1 May. Shannon pd)! (Si: I Tamarai'k i Trinitv SCHQYER all lit I iJ i a The annual report of th TVelsbach company shows gross profits of an increase $:.542. Surplus after dividends.

SK2. an increase of $7S. Peposlts cf government money in national i banks now foot up The tn- S. Mining T'tah Con Victoria -l- Wolverine (S13 p.O. NKW MOUKI.

A few last year's Miracles to cluiilicate the grrat 1 MIRACLE FURNACE: Complete with register $12 Delivered, cr $15 insUllej Calcutta. India. September 13. Serious demonstrations by seditionists have occurred here. They followed the sentencing to prison of a nationalist leader who refused to testify In a case in which sedition wa's charged.

The excitement lasted many hours, great crowds appearing in the vicinity CURB MIXING STOCKS. Local Live Stock Market. Friday, September Pn7. J. B.

Huff Co. live stock commission merchants at Herrs Island, report receipts and sales as follows: Cattle The supply was light and steady. We o.uote: Choice. 1.4O0 to 1 600 JCtS.vfifi.oO; prime. 1.3oO to 1.4n"i lbs.

Ji.0 8.30; good. 1.2oO to i.no $5 tidy butchers. 1.O50 to 1.100 lbs. $." 35.S5.i50; fair, to C0O0 to; heifers. J.I.OO ((to 0O; fat cows.

$2 0r4 23: bulls. good fresh crwj and springers, common to fair. $2'r3o crase since September 1 has been at the rate of about a day. Loca) Securities Curried On r.largin 411 OOO sT, Bell 'Phone, Court 2656. Par, Lastj Va 1.

1 Sale. Bid. I Ask shares II. -W. Refrac shares Pireprooting 4 shares Interior Mining.

'i shares W. Airbrake 14s too sban Sh-shone i iiarts Tonopah Kxtension 1 2-M to p. m. shares H.W. I-: 1ST loO smart's Kvfrac lrt So shores P.efrue shares Keirac WA "Jo shares f-'ircpt oling Ion shares Mt.

Tritle l.fkirt sliU'es inierii Mining .01 shares W. Airbrake 140 JO sluiros W. Airbrake 14 W. Airbrake 140 "5 shares w. Airbrake 14'J 5 shares Jnd.

I5reing 17l of tho courts ami attacking the police. lOach furnace lieaf 8 rooms gua mnti'i-il on of to gas Balaklala Black Davis Dalv The Toledo. St. Tiuis A Western Kaiiroal Co. has declared th" regular omi-annnal havedividend of it c-c: uu payable OclLbrr including Kuropean sergeants.

Other attacks on Kuropeans are reported, especially eastern Bengal, where racial feeling- is steadily growing. a month. uu: i sri 2lt Diamond 171 C'urt. Phone A Ka po. our (Inirm American Railways 47 4S Cambrai Steel Cam bra i Iron 44 4n" Cons Traction.

N. .1 rK Iike Superior 04: titj Kleotrie Storage Common 44 I 4J Kleotric Co. of I 5414 f.ehigh Valley fiSUj 04 Marsilep 1 Pennsylvania R. 0: Pennsylvania Steel Cj 1 HO Steel pref Phil td Company 40 Philadelphia Company, I 41 42 1 Philadelphia Traction S.S Philadelphia. Rapid in Philadelphia Kleotrie Co 7' i'nion Traction 4f I 00 Tnit'd Cias sojj c.

Ieh.igh Navigation Cert 'j 4 tP rneep and Lambs upnv fair an. market a the North Side Prldee 'y. 10 P. 1 2rt lo pv strong. wf quote: Pre The directors of have a ocr cent dividend on the payable to stockholders of The dividend is based on So.

preferred snok. yestcr.iay. Kast Butte Kly Greene Cananei Hancock Malestic Nevada T'tah Nipisstng Raven Superior T.h Salle C'-'i 1 mixed thers. mixed. to 7." to so n.

C.OO''l calves, H.Ctrtr; SPEER BROS. I N. 345 KOLltiti A K. to lhe fair St.i-ito.lo; oulls and lambs. ii 'no.

IO: culls 3.00; lambs. 7.ri learnings to June TO ESTABLISH NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Washington. September 13. Secre- tarv Straus, of the department of com- i The New York city bonds were awarded to Us 10 "tocksanj Investment in; v-a! double 2:30 to p.

m. bidders. The Morgan syndicate got So.CviS.- beavv and thin ttOS Roitints. 20o worth of the short term issue. leeks.

Kx fl yi STRAW HAT MAY LAST LONGER Trov Manhattan I'l H. Mark- Prime 1 York- 1 opened i hea y. yi.r'at. 7: medium "rs. yfi.tvi; lieht York.rs -r- and rn rn 7 1H-, 4N T'tah Apex London copper close; Pig--.

BUYERS AND SELLERS. spot. "0 5s, un- $6 ri Prices of Active Bonds. tReport-d A. K.

Masten Co.) rouens stf.ps. Fireproof pref. l'itts. Coal pref. Mfrs.

1.. l'itts. Coal prof Interior Mining Interior Mining, Interior Mining' Interior Mining Ref. pref 6 B0 1 l.fwi 400 5i 5 aha res shares shares share shares shares shares sha res shares changed; sales. tons.

Futures. ti0 PV. uni hanged tons. Market steady. sales.

l.ikH) Field Oil i Pa the af torm-on. Purr. Luke A KirkwoHi. Hall, Far'oour and McKelvey traded in Harbison-Walker. Bid.

Ask P7 mi n-f ami lanor announced touay mm lie purpose I establishing "a national employment agency'" with T. V. I'ow-dvrly. head nf the department's information, in charge. "It is where t-apitol and labor may-join bands to their mutual benefit." explained th" secretary today.

"We will tell just win-re labor is needed, what classes arc in demand and what wasres ail offered. We will also ii- Bore; erit dei eloi-ment. near Holli- S' Although local authorities have thu tomorrow shall be the last day fir the straw at of 1W7. the weal hM- nsan is of the opinion that it may. with due comfort be worn a lit- Lomlvii (losins Itnotationi.

and jAskin sold Air-NVobd and Morris, i Atchison Oon. 4s Atchison Adj. 4s B. ei O. 4s B.

oi O. C. ei O. 4V-s In th days son M. and grit and Scully.

Painter Beech brake to Sproul, Stor.ey. Brown Co. Miller Co.) us rto 01 in flr.Kk cotiniy. w. Feriru-.

havp drilled tbeir No. 3 on the McKim farm through the H-r-a have a show for a 7. "i barrel proo- ouh fork of fiUTikard erk. Mon -n- A. J.

LAWRKXCK I1HOKEKS IX STOCKS AN BONO. S12 Keystone Bnlldlast. V-robtra Pltaburg Stock Kxchanga. i $. ah i it.

Slock Bond Broker. 201 Times BalldUi. Oil 1 TRADERS' GOSSSIP. Mcvlure Way soli Pittsburg Brewing longer. form the people wlier labor is to be 1 'e mi ducer.

On the i galia conn No. declining bonds to Jjippe and Crawford Ebertnan and of Hill and Armstrong sol i Independent Brewing In bonds to Holmes. Wardrop Co. I On Kntiay. tbe Thirteenth, was emblematic stock market depression and severe declines y.

the Manufacturers Mcht A Heat on the R. W. Whitlctch farm, is lowly. The gnlige for the last 21 I C. T.

Q. new 4s St. Paul Jold 4s i Rock Island 4s Krie Prior 4s Krie 4s -k N. Cniricd 4 Mexican Central 4s Northern Pacific 4s obtained, the class and the price. The stamp of the government on this information would make it of inestimable value.

Our present bureau has His prediction sent out this forenoon calla for "fair and warmer tonight and Sa urda As an evbierioo of this rise jn the i temperature, he points to the fart that Pittsburg Consolidated to hours reported was 11 barrtls an hour. (Reported Anaconda A T. Santa Fe Canadian Pacific St. Paul Krie do tirst preferred Illinois Central Louisville Nashville New Tork rt-niral Pennsylvania Reading Southern Pacific I'nion Pacific Crlb-d Stales Steel lio pi -'lerred Cornelius sold Robinson Bros. vii l14- 11 f- 4si4ri H'' ia- 4S Mean ber I'liinturt Stuck l-Jscbanre.

04 71 7C. fx; i2 already supplied a great want. midnigi sold Steel to Crawford between last there was a and noon today 13 degrees. Speeer Bros. rise of TH I ST Lawrence sold Sewer Pipe to Robinson Bros.

sn 7s 07 HS 02 ST. SO fi7 21 ioi 7 04 SO Best. Stylish. Schmidt's Shoe Men's Shoes marie. 61 Smithfield rf.

5 about H.C barrels. On Archers Fork. Grant district, VVe'zei county, tbe Parker Kdwards nil Co. has drilled Its No. 2 on the D.

B. Fiher farm S5 feet into the Big Iniun and has a very light show of oil. It is still drilling. In the southwest extension of the RowePs Run pool in Lee district. Calhoun county, the Carter Oil Co.

has completed No. 8 on the J. A. White farm and has a natural producer good for ti barrels a day in the Berea grit. In tbe same distriet the Rowells Run Oil Oas Co.

has drilled its test on the CI. W. Hardman farm through the salt sand and has a light gasser. Store, sold Shoshone Consolidated to Law- Sproul rence. No.

Pac. Cen. l.in Reading 4s Southern Pacific 4s Southern Railway 4s Unioti Pacific 4s Wabash ists lio 2nds W. K. K.

4s West Shore 4s Rock Island new 4s Pooohnntas Coal 4s S. Steel new New York Central 3's. prlces throughout the general list. "Whil- the Philadelphia and Boston markets were re-iMirted as more tranquil this morning, the New York market was decidedly weak the first hour and a half, with stocks in the industrial department selling down to the lowest level ot the cyar. The outpouring of the stocks was heavy and ihere was little appearance of until nearly noon, when after declines of from 1 to rvt per cent, there were fair ryV.ies of 1 per cent.

The cloa-mg out of irany loans and the forced liquidation in high priced st-oks as well as in the industrials more responsible for the severity of the declines, but it was noted that the special messages from New York bouses to their PttisluiTg eel-respondents contained some encouraging advices and suggested that stocks should be purchased. CHd buying of the stiiuiard railroads reported, while sentiment on the inJustrials reflected a feeling that much of the unfavorable news overhanging tue market an diikely to develop in the near had been discounted. It was ad-mttttvi. however, that the copper trade situa I I 2ittjl 7 loOti sn i 03 More Tihoil Keer Cases. There were .1 cases of typhoid fever reported to the bureau of health this morning for 24 hours ending at noon today.

There were two cases in the Sixteenth ward, and one case each in the Twenty-first, Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth wards. Diphteria, five eases in the Thirty-seventh and on- case each in the Twenty-fourth and Thirty-first wards. Scarlet fever, one case in the Forty-second ward. DIED. al Trust Gwai FOURTH VR 5' Eeso'jrc3S S21, 530.001.03 FORBKS fin Friday.

September 13, Armstrong bought Crucible Steel from Nta-ban and Robinson Eros, and sold Independent Brewing to Iwrenoe and Morris Brown Co. Hall bought 47 Harbison-Walker from Mc-Kelvy, Carothers and Speer. and sold to Sproul. Koblnson Bros, sold Harbison-Walker preferred to Ball. ge S.

orltes. aged 41 years. Funeral services at the family residence, 32 Sarah street. Allcli-ny. on Sunday.

September la. at '2 p. m. "TH TRUST COMPANY COM- PLKTK AND UN I UK." Interment private. Friends of the fam- jlv are respoetf mly inviteil to attend.

(' York Produce Market. Klectrlc seconds to MacMullen Co. sold I Crawford Kberman. The Petroleum Market. The Standard quotes price, for credit balances tn tbe various fields aa follows: P-nn-sylvania.

1.78: Tiona J1.71: Corr.lr.g. $1.14: New Castle. J1.23: Cabell. $1 22; North IJma. Mc: South Lima and Indiana.

81 Somerset. $2-20; Rirlaud. 70.: Seccnd Sand. M.7S; Richland. $1.78: Princeton 9c; Casey.

68c The Producers Reflnera Co. Quotes $1.78 for Psnnsylvanla. CLUB ADOPTS MINUTES OF RESPECT TO SALSBURY. At the September meeting of the Civic Club of Brookline last evening, minutes of respect and condolence over the death of Fred W. Salsburg.

first vice president of the were adopted. Mr. Salsbury was one of the foumlf of the was a hardworking member. Reese T. Kvans preskld at the meeting, while Henry M.

Whitehcuse acted aa secretary. The minutes, which were prepared and read by C. C. Ittus. were adopted, after which the club adjourned as a mark of respect to their departed and associate.

A handsome floral trihtit? was alia ordered to be on Uie casket. New Tork. September 13. Butter Receipts. a 4Vi tubs; fair remand, firm.

Creamery extra. 27'-: tirsts state dairy tubs, finest, 2S--ifti27; factory rins. 22. Kggs Receipts. P.

715 cases; choice firm, fairly active. Nearby white fancy. Is: do evtra mixed 24S28; western firsts. 2PS tion was o.emorallzed and that allied Indus- tries would certainly suffer, comparison being -nade with the movements cf pig iron and eoppor the past two years and epeotai note I Doniira Pastor Weds. Washington.

September 13. Rev. William T. MeCandless, pastor of th Donora P. church was married yesterday afternoon to Miss Hannah M.

Borland of this place. Rev. Pressley Thompson performed the ceremony. tlearing House Klarurea. (Wellsville and Lisbon.

papers please i'ony.) WACiNKR Suddenly. on Thursday, September 12. P.i7. at p. Kath-erme Annie i ne.

Kunmf relic John Wagner. Wilkinsburg, aged 42 yrrs months. Fttneral on Saturday at 2 p. from the Chapel of J. Henfy Long, 51 ii Sandusky street.

Allegheny. Pa. Friends of trie family are respectfully invited to attend was made or the fact that, while copper had Friday. September 13 Transactions passing through the Pittsburg clearing house made the rircHned from cents to around Itj cents. following; comparisons: DIVIDEND NOTICES Pittsburg I'ii IfARRTSi P.

PR ACT' 'V. I I'S DIVIPKXU- lir-otors hair- tfils day declared quarterly dividend of iNrc OF XK PER CENT on COMMON STOCK, pliable October i tn sKM-kholders of reoord Sept. '2'f. HAMIUTUN WTKWAIIT. occrvUa.

1 nisr irtm whlrh had been ad- 2ot) per vanced to Balances Item rx-c-fld at S22 1.2f"".451 4S firm. Ftill cream do white t-est. 14: do fine 9i4tlO; full 214; de seconds, Cheese Receipts. 2. 1o2 small colored Pert.

14; r-MLeials. llfrtll-: skinis, Treaanry Statement. Washington. September IS. Today's treasury statement Receipts expenditures, by buying Exohatiew 7.

74 7 732 71 21 7.9-J7.ia2 tH 1.5S5 large interest. It Tiav siTiiatior. in iron lJ jtst were esuressU fears sl-ast year consiu- We sell Schmidt's Dr. Read's Shoe Sturt, Cushion Shoes, M. J11 Smithfield St.

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