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The Washington herald. (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, June 28, 1910, Image 11

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WALL STREET NEWS NEWSDeclines BS BSDeclines
Declines Due to Alarm Re Eegarding Regarding
garding Spring Wheat WheatDAMAGE WheatDAMAGE
DAMAGE NOT TBJtEPABIABLE TBJtEPABIABLEAev 1ItRF LE LENews
News ew5 from Corn and Cotton Belts Belt Beltof fle1tof
of a Favorable Character CbarncterStorlca CbarncterStorlcaClrculntcd Stories StoriesCirculated
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Circulated Regarding the Health Healthof Healthof
of Prominent Financier Quickly QulcclyShown QuicklyShown
Shown to Be Utterly Utterl False FalseNew
1 New York June 27 27D 2tDocflnea DacMnoa which In Intheir Intheir
their extremity ran from two to consid considerably considerably ¬
erably more mor < thaw four points In tho theleading tholeading
leading and active share shuroL ocourred to tody todftY
dy hi In the security OlIt1t market m kBt The T he market marketcUsed mlUketlsed
cUsed lsed too nearly nMrlJt at tht tb lowest of the theday theday
day The ostensible cause of this was wasfurther wasfurther wa
further perturbation regarding re 8rdlng the con condition condition ¬
dition of spring wheat heat which was ac accompanied accompanied ¬
companied by an advance of from one to totwo totwo
two cents a bushel bu liel In the principal principalspeculative principalspeculative
speculative wheat options optionsThis optionsIhls
This explanation expl natlon for the fall in scour saourity seour seourity
ity valuations was not not It must be con confessed contessed ¬
fessed essed universally accepted In financial financialcircles financialcircles
circles The agricultural news was cer certainly certainly ¬
tainly not altogether bad Over Sunday Sundayfurther Sundayfurther
further rains which were In some sor 1e In Instances Inatances ¬
stances heavy fell In various portions ot ofthe otthe
the spring wheat district From other othersections othersections
sections notably tho Central and North Northern Northrn ¬
ern rn Dakotas crop damage stories were wereCgaln wereGgaia
1 Cgaln galn received receivedDamage receivedDamage
Damage Not Irreparable IrreparableThe IrreparableTho
The general tenor of advices from con conservative conservative ¬
servative grain exports In the West was wasto wasto
to the effect that no Irrevocable damage damagebad damagQbad
bad yet been done to spring wheat and andthat andthat andtiat
that the only fear was was for a continuance continuanceof
of the draught and hot weather In cer certain cerbin ¬
bin parts of the Northweat t Moreover MoreoverI lIorooertho
I tho news today from both cotton and andcorn
I corn belts was wa of a highly encouraging encouragingsort
L sort sort and led not only to a moderate moderatotaU
P fall In the price of cotton but to a drop dropof dropf
of f importance In oorn and this last lastnamed lastnamed
named development de lopm was especially Inter Interesting Intertlng ¬
esting tlng Inasmuch as a V it is one of the few fewtimes fewtimes ew
times In the present year when the news newsfrom newsfrom
from one grain crop was so favorable favorableas
as to cause eau a movement In the th price of ofthe otthE
the staple directly the reverse of that thatDisplayed thatI
Displayed I pla ed in a sister commodity commodityOf
Of if course today as soon oon as the weak weakness weaknES5 ¬
ness in the market became pronounced pronouncedittorlea pronouncoolttorles pronoune I
ittorlea were circulated regarding the thehealth thehealth
health of a prominent financier Those Thosefalse Thesefalse Thes
false and malicious tale tal tales have now coma comato cometo
to be an Invariable accompaniment of ofdecline ofdeellne 01 r rdeIine
decline in I security prices and they have havereally hvereaUy hav
really lost all force M even ev n a momen momentary momentary ¬
tary and speculative market factor To Today Tolay ¬
day Ca almost no attention was paid to tothem tothem t 3 3tL4rn
them and it did not need the preaence preaenceat pre enca encaat I Iat
at his desk In hie office of the financier financierIn llnancleiIn
In question to lead to general disbelief disbeliefin r
in their accuracy accuracyExplanation accuracyExplanntlon accuracyExplanation
Explanation Not Sufficient SufficientTne SuffIcientThe
The truth was that no direct or suffic sufficing sufficIng sulUcIng ¬
ing explanation could be offered for tha thadays tha1ays th thlays
days fall In values valuN and and8 a good a theory theorys theor theors r
3 s any in accounting therefor was the therenewal therenewal I
IS
renewal of heavy speculative sales of ofstocks otstoks o ostocks S
stocks by operators for the decline which whichhad whlehtad 1 1Lad
had the effect of inducing liquidation by byactiial by41t1al hI r ract1al
actiial holders holdersThere holdersThere
There IS no doubt tbt discouragement discouragementmnong dl6iCOurasemontnmong dlscouragamonnnong t
mnong thee who either posseB PfSS IS atooka atookaii2tright stookstrlght 3 3tright
ii2tright trlght or who have D been b beenc ncarr1lng carrying rr1ug them themspeculative themspeculat1v I Ispeculatively
speculative ytor for the raault r8 roeffl UI has been beensomewhat beensomewhat beersomewhat
somewhat Increased by reason reo rean of the theContinued theonunued a
Continued r onunued weakness of the market m rkot ana anaits amIts I I11ts
11ts its ts failure to show any ny notable otbl flegrefe lle t Of Ofi Otr 0 t
i 4 rallying r Hylng power powerAn powerAn powerAn
An unfavorable Jnf vorabJ impreeion bas certain certainIs certainly certaInI
Is ly I been made upon financial and specu speculative speeubUn speculit ¬
bUn lit sentiment by the continued harp ¬
ing in in general popular discussion upon uponthe upontho 1 1the
the socaHsd socaJt extravagance extrava ne6 of the coun country countr county ¬
try tr as wltnoMed in the heavy expendi expenditures expenfUtures expendit ¬
tures t ures upon automobiles and net other form formef a af
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BOSTON COPPER COPPERSTOOKS COPPERSTOOKSQuotaUeDs STOCKS STOCKSQuctatians STOCKSQuctatlena
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Bohemia 6K 7 7Bott 1BaUe 7Bull
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Calumet and Heob 540 515 515Copper 51iRa 511Oopvei
Copper Ranee Ra ce C2U 693 63 63East 63Ealt 61EK
East Butte utte 794 1 8 5t
Franklin 11 lift 11 11iL t
Indiana 15 l5 15 15La 16 16ISaII iL
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Ma 11alJOfl ta012 M Vallty 7 TH I 1L
Marsenthater I kr 217 2ln 2lnUdaltlaa 21SH 21SHMohawk 21 i4
Udaltlaa 45 4 4Iahawk 4
Mohawk 49 49North 9 51 51North
North BaUo 1hIU9s 25 25North Z
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Old Dominion 35
Oaeeo O eoo 2 3 1
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SlMMMO sa 10 I Itj
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S tr perior and Pktaburg IIrIr 1X 1 10 14 14rIft
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Tamarack 50 52
Trfulty 5 5A 51 6 S
Vfateri A 2ft 3 I IlL SIlL
Vtfrcrlfle 112 112MISCELLANEOUS US USIISOELLA 11111ISCELIJAEOU5BONDS
MISCELLANEOUS 11ISCELIJAEOU5BONDS 11ISCELIJAEOU5BONDSNii IISOELLA EOU5 BONDS BONDSN nONDSw
N Nii w w Y Ym rk JBM irMteceUarjeoui r n6cellAneous bond quota quot a
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Amtriaan Tobacco Toka 6s 105H 19 514
Araerican AmericanT Tobaaco Maco 4i 79 I
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X T 8 F crt 5s 10T 19 r
A T TSFCtt4S S F crt 4 t 104 15 I
Brooklm Rapid Transit 4s s 83 8316 S 314
Canadian Smthtra 8 ext 6s 104 lo I
Ontral Georgia coo ti 3 104H 101 Is 154
Central Georgia 3d lae gijj 8l 1 i
Central Leather 5s 93 I
Chesapeake Cllesapeakek A Ohio crt 4Hs i 93 S 3
Chicago DurH Burlington gton Quincy 4s 93 93 5
0 R I P rfjr Q 3 n 87H 7
a C R I P wl 4s IsOBbado 75 T
Cetorado MMknd 4 41 69H 69 5
Goterado Southern S 4Hs Us Jj5 95 4
Distil S Corp 5s 55Intb etyj c 314
Intba Intbo0Jet Iet et 4Hs 4 5 60 3
Nerfolk W Weetor tcr art crt 4s 4 10014 1XP 10 7
Oregon Short Line rfg is Sh ShttadiOC j 92 2
Raadioc g pI L 4s 95 354
St L L S F gaL 5s 55St Bqjj 114
St Louts Southwestern thwestem ooo t e is 77 7 7Seaboard
Seaboard Air Line sdj 4j 64 5s 74 1tSouthern 7 14
Southern Pacific crt crtSOIlthern 4s 98 5 5radlic
SOIlthern Pac1lla rfg 48 H 4 4Railway
Saathem Railway 5s 5sSouthern io 414 414outhem
Southern Raflway R ilwy 4 4Third 4s 16 7 6
Third T Are con con 4s trust co c ctfs stamped stampedUnion 63 6 3 3Union
Union Uni n Pacific crt cvt 4s 4sU 4Sq l 10 3 324
U a Rubber ubber 63 63U 6 102 10 214
U 5 Steel a 8 P Ii 5s 5sVabtsh 103 3 3Wabuh
Vabtsh rfg 4 4Total b Ii6i 6 634
Total sales ales lssm lS = C
ffOCAL LOCAL CALFINANCIAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP GOSSIPTJie GOSSIPiJi
TJie iJi I 11 local stQ stool k market market yesterday wris wrismodfmitelynctlYii was
t moderately modfmitelynctlYii m actlvf and the prices ot soma aomeshares somasha
S shares sha sh arest s were werestrong stronger r Jsanston anstOn notably notablyadvanced notablYadvanced notablydvanced
a advanced a about about four points above the theI
I t bid bi d price of last las Saturday and sixty sixtyshares abet abetI
I shares shllressold sh ares sold between SI 4 and K S while the theI
b best lies be st t aelling price prkelast last week Was 05 a frac traetron
t tlon ti on above 81 No special reason can be begiven b bgiven
I given gi C ven for the advance other than that thattt
Ji It Is considered by some Investors as a agood t
good g n ood purchase the stock being on a 6 Gper
nac per p er cent itant Itoeln basis nrVtlnVi which la is equal Jnlinl fn to nbftllt about aboutper
7 per cent at the present price priceLanston
Lanston rights also came out freely at
5 nearly h half 1t a point olnt above what they theysold
s sold so ld for last week weekBonds weekBonds weekBonds
Bonds wore In good demand Capital CapitalTraction CapitalTraction
j n Traction T raction 5s and Railway 4s Celling at cur current current
r rent re nt prices Railway common sold old at 33 33and
and n nd fractions lower about ISO 1 shares shareschanging
C changing hands at those figures The Theproferred
p preferred p referred stock brought S3 in broken lots lotsIn lotsIn lotsIn
In the call of the thebnnk bank shares a few fewscattering iewscattering fewattering
s scattering ° sc attering lots were sold at about the thecurrent thecurrent
current c figures on the board After call caliMergenthaler
a Mergenthaler M went on record at 217 217NEW 217NEV
NEW YORK MONEY MONEYNew 10NEYew
New ew York June 2T 27llouey Money on on call at the stock lltockexchauc
exchange ex chane today evened at 28 Zi per sr cent highest 3 3lOWWt
lowett lo vcst Ki 2 closing 24 Moot of the daya loans loanstlre
were w ere made at 214 per r cent centTime centTime centTime
Time money opened the we w veelc H rather dull Lenders Lendersdid Ltnderadid
did d id not press funds upon una the market while on too tooother toooUter thether
other o ther hand hand the demand was aa light Rates na wen un unchanged unchan onhanged ¬
i chan c changed and were quoted Sixty Sixt days 3a3Vi 3a3 per percent perCODt er
cent ce nt ninety days 3Vi 3 per cent C8 t four months 3tt3ft 3tt3ftper 3 3per 3aI 3aIer
per p i er coat ce t five mouth 4 per cent six months 4K 4Kper 4 4per 414er
per p er cent seren months 4Ha4 4 4a431 4 per p cent ant3Iercantie
Mercantile paper continued quiet as is frequently frequentlythe frevientlre
the th e case at the close Ioae ose of the half year Paper was waaissued was1ed wassued
issued Is sued moderately and tome attractive names were wereseen wuelutes
seen se en Rates sixty and ninety days < bills receivable receivable4a5 n receivableltaS
4a5 4 ltaS a5 per s cent centi choice four to six months monthsamoa single singlensmos sluglenamos
nsmos n amoa 5 per cent others 5a5 per cent centWAsmqiw cent centWASHINGTON
WASHINGTON W4SHINaTONSTOCK I STOCK MARKET MAEKETSales
Sales Sal SalesRegular Regular call a a 12 oclock noon noonCapital noonCapital noont noontCapital
Capital Traction S Ss Is ro 500 at 115 ro 500 at 115 1500 1500at 1500at 1500t
at a t 115 115Washington lISWashlnlton
Washington Railway Blectric 4s Itoo 1000 at SR4 SR4SlCOO 51ilC
SlCOO s lC i OCJ at 6K4 S 500 at 85H SS J600 at 85 500 500 at 85 85at
s 504 at atWuhfnatoo 85 85Washington
Washington Railway Electric cam S at SK 3ti2S
25 at 3Ki m 33 S at 31 S at 3W 31 S at K S at ata atat
3 a 214 i 2 33 at SS 31 5 at 3 3531 5 at t 33 33Washington m mWuhlngton
Washington Railway Electric pfd 1 at S3 1 at atBS at
83 J at atSS S3 S3Lanstan ss ssLanlto
Lanstan 20 at W to 20 at 84 snr 20 at 85 85Lanston 55LaJutcm
Lanston rltbta 27 at 5 3 3at at 5 12 1 at 5 23 at 5 5at 5t 20 20at
at 5 4 at 6H 35 at 5 35 it t S 100 at 5 SO at 5 510 510at 10 10at
at a t 5 5 5CIII
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Citf Cli Xatlonal atioMl Bank aBlc 5 at lr lrUnion lit litUnion 175Union
Union Trait 10 at COli t It at t tBaat 1NH 1NHEast 130
East Washlnston Savte Sarlagr B Bank nk 91 at atArter 134 134After 13After
After call callMcrgentbaler caUIergentbaIer call3lergentbaler
Mcrgentbaler 3 at 217 217WaHowJng 5lowhli 21711low5ng
WaHowJng lowhli are the bid and sated prices on ondar yester yesterdays yesteray ¬
dar d days ay Washington Stock Exchange ExchangeGAS BxooulreGAB ExchangeGAS
GAS BONDS ONDS
Bid Asked MkedGeorgetown AeUdGto Askedeorgetown
Georgetown Gto G eorgetown etown Gas 5s MStS 112 112Washington 112uhlngton 112Washington
Washington uhlngton Oas U 100 1 1Washiagton no noa 10Wathlsgton
Washiagton a Jltgtoo Gas cert 6s 100 110 110RAILROAD IiinILROAD 110RAILROAD
RAILROAD BONDS BONDSCapital BONDSCapltl BONDSap4tal
Capital C ap4tal Traction II 8 1U 11414 115 115CohraWa 115Attmbl
CohraWa C 5s Ml 1MletrupolUaa 1J 1JMetropoWaB
MetropoWaB teImpoIfta Ss 11 11Washington 11f 11fWashtrtgtoo 115Wasbtagtsu
Washington Railway A Electric 4s 4 Sftt 50 811 811WuItlDUm I
Washington Alex Ic Mt V Varsos rw 5s 5 97 97Celeial 11CeIe 97Celaulal
Celeial CeIe ta Beach Nch 5s 110 9 lOG 105MISCELLANEOUS lOGMISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS BONDSPotomac orms ormsPotomac
Potomac Etectrie OBRS 5a S3 100 lom R W WPotomac 1t1P
Potomac P tOmac Electric Light 5s H3 M3H M3HAraericaa lt3 lt3Ameritln 141I 1419 I
Araericaa ToJ and TaL Tel U 4 ItO 100Emtrsan l O OEmmoo
Emtrsan St Steam m Pmap lsa 96 MO MOPUBLIC JPUBLIO 150LUBLIO
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS STOCKSCapital STOCKSCa1ital
Capital C apital Traction T 4 1M 1MWashington uWuhiugtol1 1303as0iingtci
Washington Railway nann1Wa Electric can oes 3K 30 9 9WshiBgt0n 303 9 9Wachingtsn
WshiBgt0n Wa lugt RA RaJIWiQ WVJ EUetric pfd XK 63H Slit 4
Washington WaMl on Alex Alex Mt Vonio VonioNorfolk srJ srJN 50 50Norfolk
Norfolk N rfolk and Washtegtoa Steambaet umbeetzJ 2B 255 255Wahi 25Ington 215Wa1tot
Wahi Wa1tot Ington gton Gas GasUeorgatocrn Ii IiGeor 06Georgstown
Ueorgatocrn Geor Ga GaA 59 59Amcrkan 50 50Amann 60American
American Te To phoae e TeJegrapk JIk13I JIk13ITYPE BtK BtKTYPE 134flTTIE
TYPE MACHINE STOCKS STOCKSMorgtBtheler STOCKS181iIu1 STOCKSMcrsatMlr
MorgtBtheler 181iIu1 Linotype 2MH aiH 4
Lanstwi MowMnie e SB 8 SI Ml 4
Loasten right M 5 9A 9ANATIONAL 5ANATIONAL 01 t tNATIONAL
NATIONAL BANK STOCKS STOCKSAtMrieia STOCKSAtMrl1B STOCKSAmriean
AtMrieia 100 100Capital 755CaPital 5 5Capital
Capital CapitalOfty as asCity J6Clty
City MW 1 1Ceheinbia 183 183Catembla 11bla
Catembla CatemblaCommtrolal bla 111 S 2J 2Jtmuneroial 530Cbmmerclal
Commtrolal M 3 3Unorir 305 It ItLbaaoIn 2i 2i30eUpohtan
Unorir LbaaoInMe I M 193 193MetrspoltUB
Me MetrspoltUB ba baRiggs < < Ml MlKlggs 300 300Riggs
Riggs 663 663Seeoad es esSeeoad
Seeoad IB MO MOBank ODaak 300Bask
Bank f WafMngtMi waosgt 3N 300 300District 36Di6rIct 300DhIrICt
District ne Mt MtTRUST MeTRUST 300TRUST
TRUST COMPANY STOCKS STOCKSAmerican STOOKS4meriean STOCKSkmeelean
American Security and T Itw 6t SSI SNadollal 30Q 30QNatkmal 3133Natkaal
Natkmal Stristgc Sen 3c TrwC OX 1m 240 mOaion 240UBien 240Union
Union Trust MW6 m mWaaMagtoB Jawulal 131WuhIagtm
WaaMagtoB wulal lt Loan Md Trust lntst5 99S S 213 213United mUDltaI 212UnlOad
United States TraIt 11 lH 1431 4 1HU 1HUSAVINGS 11i 11iSA 11SI a aSAViNGS
SAVINGS SA lNOS BANK STOOKS STOOKSHome STOOKSHome STOcKSRome
Home RomeMerdnta em em3fere Z0 Z0Merdianta
Merdianta 3fere nDta and a d Mteaasks II 161 K1 Ml MlUnfen It ItUnl 161Union
Union Unl a 213 V 3 > 215 215Dtaw 1SDime 15 15Diae
Dime 11 11Sat 11eat IlEast
Sat WasW alltla gt i tt ttPIRB m2 m2PIRB
PIRB INSURANCE STOCKS STOCKSi STOOKSArJlaIttM1 STOCKSArflagtoa
i ArRngtoei U UCwameielal 3 3Csrninerelal
Cwameielal 1 5 5Corocwan 5C4Nmran 5Coecovan
Corocwan 77 77Fkemens i1PIno1 77Fkemins
Fkemens 20 20Oar 22 22GermaBAiaerieac
GermaBAiaerieac Oar 250 250NatJ1 210NaUenai SCO SCONational
National 1 Untoo Unloletomac BS BSPotomac assPotomac
Potomac 3 3TITLE 30 30TITLE 30TITLE
TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS STOCKSCeiumWa BTOCKSCelumWa STOCKSCuhimbia
CeiumWa US 4 6 6Real 6neal 6Real
Real Estate Bt < tc 90 0 100 100Vbtogton XOuhlDgto 150Waabtngtce
Vbtogton WaabtngtceMISCELLANEOUS 3 3MISCELLANEOUS 31IISCBLLANBOUS
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS STOCKSEmerson STOCKSBacr STOCKSE1raGn
Emerson Steam St un Pump Pump10 S 30 > 30 30Graphopbone 3Grap1tpbonc 33Orapboue
Graphopbone pfd 15 15Merchants 15btChanta
Merchants Trawfer aud Storage lid lidSecurity 11 11S 115Seeer1t
Security S Seeer1t ritr Storage Stor 20 IIash1n 210Washington 20Washington
Washington ash1n 11 Market MarketEx 19 19NEW 35dividend
Ex dividend dividendNEW dividendNEW
NEW YORK PRODUCE PEODTJCENew
New York June ST 27IIILLFEEDFlrm MILLFEED ULLFEEDF1rm Firm fair alr busl buslness buslJl bw Ii
ness Jl Spring SIJrl g bran tUG standard anthrd middlings 2X25 2X25dty lZcity 212 212city 5
city bran 8040 in bulk Wcsteni red dog 2560 160 W to toarrire toarrire 1 toarrive D
arrire winter wheat wL brim bean in KOlb sack Ncb to ar arrive a 1 1rl r rrirc < ¬
rive rl re 2J50 2J50OATSSteady ZrAOATSSteady
OATSSteady but lifeless Jr No o 2 white 4S No N 0 n
Nid
3 White 47 No 4 white white 46 natural and clipped clippedwhite cUptJCdwhite cUp cUpwhite id i
white on track 45a49 45a49FLOUR 49 49FLOURStroltB
FLOUR FLOURStroltB Strong hindering 1t3nderin trade Kansas straights straightsi8Sa515 etraighta 3 i
i8Sa515 in sacks soft I straights 150a460 in barrels barrelsspring herre herreIntents I Ispring i
spring patents 5GOa 50011510 < UO in barrels spring dears dears425a4CO clears4Za4GO den a
425a4CO new Kansas straights stT3lgb to arrive 470ai80 470ai80RYE 71hl 71hlRYE
4ZOILBIdl
RYE FLOUR FLOURFirm Finn quiet inquiry Choice brands brandsQuoted branduoted bran branquoted dl
Quoted uoted at 410a450 4lOnUOCOnlELFinn 410a460CORNIIE4LFirzn
nCORNMEALFinn COnlELFinn demand is moderate Kiln Kilndried KUndried XII a aelried
dried for export 330 onarso xar meal in bags L31UJ3 L31UJ3BEEFSteady L31al33EEFBt L31Li 15 15BEEFSteady >
BEEFSteady EEFBt cb moderate moder te dealings Packet Pack UOOa 170 Ia ia
1800 family 1950a2000 1950a2000PORlvStcady 198D00POm 193306PORKSteatly
PORlvStcady POm Stcalr light trade Mesa ess 2500a25JO 0012550 fame family fameIly fa a
ily 2850o2700 2850o2700HAY 21UjOnZ100HAYReceipts
HAY HAYReceipts Receipts 630 3 tons steady Atl inactive business businessPrime businessPrime taisinePrune Is s
Prime timothy 117H 117 No N 1 UZHM15 l1zt aL15 No 2 2 LOoa LOoa1WH L 50 Se
1WH 1 7 No 0 3 SOaSS SOaSSLAUDInactive 00195 00195LAltDInactfre 00a99LARDInactive
LAUDInactive steadr Prime Western 1300 1300dty 1300dty 151 30 30dty
dty 1225 refined continent 1320 South American AmericanJ4CO AmcrlCiDlU 0 >
J4CO lU i refined Brazilian kegs 1500 oleostearice 11 11lard 11lard I 1 1lard t
lard stearine slow New ew York 15 15LOCAL IS ISLOCAL 15LOCAL
LOCAL PRODUCE MAEKET MAEKETPrices MARKEPrlees
Prices Quoted are wholesale wholesaleBUTTERCreamcry whl wholesaleBUT7ERCreainery le leDUTTERCmunery
BUTTERCreamcry fancy fan 23H 29 do prijits 1e is t
30 da do seconds 23 process fancy 27 da fair to togood togood togood a
good 2S27 dairy cheice cMi 2Ia25 do good 21a23 21a23storepacked 2la3storepacked 2la 13 13storepaeked j
storepacked 18a20 18a20CHEESE l8a l8aO 18a33ChEESENew
CHEESE O ChEESENew EESENew New York State factory fancy firsts flrsts17ellV4 firsts1icU Sea is isITc1134 ti
17ellV4 1icU do Email 17al7V4 ea < a large ISHalf ISHalfEGGS I I9a17 I9a17EOGSNearb a1r a1rEGGS
EGGS EGGS EOGSNearb Nearby ea bY choice otoe returnable cases cas s 21H 21 21West 14 k
West Virginia rgjnla and Southern Virginia returnable returnablecases returnabIocases returnal 3le 3lecases 1
cases cases 21 Tennessee returnable cases caCIIIi 21 North NorthCarolina NorthCarolina Nor lb lbCaroIina
Carolina returnable cases 21 21LIVE 21LIVE 21LIVE
LIVE POULTRY POULTRYChfckens Chickens spring Urge 24a I us ia
23 do medium 23a24 do hens hens small smallper mallper ems ii iiper 1
per lb 19 large 18Ji 18 roosters per lbt lb 11 11ducks 11tucks 11ducks l
ducks < old old 15 do sprig pt i 3 Its 1b6 and over 18 ISKeese 18geese j
geese per Ib lb 10a1 Cal2 do fancy 12al turkeys turkeystoms turkei vs vstoms
toms per lb 18 do hens hens 20 turkeys thin thin 10al2 10al2keati 1012teats lit I2 I2keats 2
teats ptf lb 15 15 15EGET4 15SEGETABLE5Potatoee
VEGETABLESPotatoei EGET4 L PotatoJ Norfolk per barrel barrellCOaL23 ban al 1
lCOaL23 cucumbers Norfolk per basket lOOxLS 100aL 53 5
1 do North orth Carolina WalOO string beans per bas basket bnsket b as asket j ¬
ket ket 23a50 2iaSOj North orth Carolina lettuce lettu SOaLOO radishes radishesper radishesper ra1tah as asper at
per 100 40 to 50 spinach per cr barrel 75alOO egg eggplant rggplant ci 69 69pet g ¬
plant P pet r crate LOOaLS tomatoes per crate crateS 75a 75aLOO 1 ia
LOO asparagus 75aL50 per dozen bunches bunchesrhubarb buncl1esrhubllrb isirich 05 05rhubarb 5
rhubarb 18a23 per dozen bunches pew Ife cabbage cabbage60a75 enbbn 60 6060a7 e >
60a75 0037 per crate spring onions 40a50 per er hundred hundredbeets hllDdredbeets bruidri id idbeets 1
beets 3a5 per per bunch green peas ieas per basket basketToaSO basket baak et et75a33
ToaSO ToaSODRESSED 75aroDRESSED 75a33DRESSED
DRESSED PODLTRYChlckena per lb 22aK 22aKchickens aschIckens 21a 23 23chIckens
chickens and hens mixed 19a20 slips UPI per Ib lb I b
117 11 ducks 18a20 geese ese per lb llalt llaltDBESSED lalG lalGDRESSED Ia1BDRESSED
DRESSED MEATJHams country sugircared sugircared13a20 cuual1edlSa2tJ ugareun ad adIlalO j
13a20 13a20DRIED lSa2tJDRIED IlalODRIED
DRIED FRUITS FRUlTSAppl Apples sliced ictd fancy laS cter c1 er errice r
1 rice 12al3j UalS blackberries 7 whortleberries 12H
WOOL AND HIDES HIDESWool Wool unwashed free ot otburrs ofbtJm 01birrs
burrs per lb 30 wool wool burry D DU Ib lb 23a23 hides hidescreen hId hIdsteen CI CI5ifl i
steen per Ib lb 10 do dry per lb 13al6 sheep sheepUdns ah isp ispik1s rp
i Udns green each cac1 75aLOO da dry each each J5a ZaO 0 catf catfUlna caItlAIn c alt altlIlna U
Ulna green each L50aL73 L50aL73LOCAL ISOaLi5LOCAL L5OaLTLLOCAL
i
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET MAEKETGRAIN MARKETGRAIWbeI1t MARKETGRAINWheat
I GRAIN GRAIWbeI1t Wheat per bushel SSa95 com com shell shelled ihi 1k 1ked 1 ¬
ed per busheL 6a2 i1i2cob cob 373a4CO per barrel oats o ts ta s
Western white No 2 2 per bushel 43a5Q mixed mixedper lnuedper mIx a aper i
per bushel eJ 42a 42a43 4S < 3 bran per ton 2500 middllnga middllngaper middllniSper middlin 63 63per a
per ton ton 2700 2700HAY 2100HAY rZ60RAY
HAY AND STRAWHay Wettern Weattmlo No 1 1 2tOO 71 00 9
Na No 2 19JO mixed 2000 loose at local scales 1900 1900straw 1900j 15 00 00stiaw 8
straw rye bundle 1600 cOrny am rjre r machine thrash thnah thea ib a
12CO CI Atnwr tr traw > Kr wheat Wheat tter lF D ton 550 SWiltraW straw oat per r
ton ton tonLW 800 S 00 t
GRAIN AND jm PEO PROVISIONS VISIONS VISIONSQuotations
I
Quotations furnished by br W B Hibba 00 00membm 00embers
a members m embers of the Chicago Chfca Board of Trade Hibbs HibbsBuilding BibbsBuUllng IlIbbeuIlding
Building BuildingChicago BuUllngC1 B uIldingChicago
Chicago C1 cago June 27Wheat 27Wb t opened irregular hn Jlar prices pricesbeing prlcnbefn pricesing
b being befn be besc ing Unchanged U chlUlgeq to a cent higher Thero were wereattered acme acmescattered me mecatter
scattered sc < attered d rains in South Dakota and Minnesota t but butnone utnonCl butne
n none no ne In NorflrDakota orfb8Dakota The Canadian markets were werethe Werette weree
tl the th e center of attraction today In point of strength strengthand l5tnnlrtbAnd strengthd
and an d led all advances Advices from Manitoba 1flU toba and andAlberta
J Alberta Al berta were ero of damago In their country and the theWinnipeg theWlnnlper thelnnIpe
T Winnipeg W lnnIpe markets reflected such reporta There Therewas ThereWM Thereas
f was w as come l5O buying here by commission rommls lon houses said saidto Midto saidbe
to be for Canadian account The Th near futures futureslagged futureslagged futuresgged
lagged la gged compared rom 3red with December December Dec tber and May ay indicating indicatingnew Indicatingnew indicatingw
J new ne w outside buying of the latter Some Tel mod modcrate moderato modate
crate cr ate sales ales of new crop wheat were made from Illi Illinois nutots ¬
i tots o 1s pftintfc 3t4hltSlAlcaI nts ntsLoal
Local cars n with 18 estimated for fpl tomorrow tJJ1OlOWA
A pretty good general wetting down in tho corn cornbelt combel
belt bel be lt gave a weak opening in corn m The market was wasoverbought wuoTerbouaht waserbought
1 overbought ov erbought and considerable long stuff came out outThere
There T here were w also selling l1Inb for country account and andaccet
a acceptances accet ac > tanccs of casn cull bids were said to be fairly fairly lib liberal liberal ¬
c eral re al The market rallied Tl lltd from tho low point In Insympathy ItJ3mPlthy Inmflathy
sympathy sY resY mflathy with the t c strength in wheat wheatLocal wlleatLocal
Local cars ars SCO 0 with 301 estimated for tomorrow tomorrowThe t morrow morrowThe
The same conditions affected ted cats which did didcom didcom didrn
com co rn prices and there was 1 more or lees Uanldur Uanldurtlon UquidAtion llquiditon
J tlon li on by speculative longs The market recovered recoteredput
part p art of the decline The rains should profo very verytimely Terytimely
pU timely U mely and beneficial Cash prices H to 5 lower lowerLocal lowerLocal lowerLocal
Local cars 102 102 1 with 1 158 8 for tomorrow tmorrowProTWons
Provisions opened lower low or on bearish hog 00 < i new news netTSbut
t but b ut the selling pressure was 5 rather light and a fair faircommission raircommlulon
c commission co house demand closed the market nearly nearlysteady neu11ateady
s steady st eady with Saturdays last prices Cash trade was waaquiet WaJquiet
quiet quietWUEAT q < uiet
WHEAT W HEAT Open High Low Close 4e 4eJul1
July S 06k i LOOtt a s H 100 100September L LSeptember 500September
September gj 9111 U L00 LOOi Z SS 95i2 100H 100HCORN L LCOR 500
CORN CORNJuly COR CORJul < C ORN
July Jul 58 5 ½ 63 EH 93 58 58September 83 83September
JulSeptember
September 60 6034 612 59 WOATS ½ 60 60OATS 6014
4 OATS OATSJuly OATS OATSJuly O ATS
July 33 39 38 3S 382 39 3314 3314September3334 I ISrptember
September September3334 33 3S5 39 33 38i 33ft 3mPORK
PORK PORKJuly PORKJulr P 0551
July July2336 2336 2X65 23JS 2366 2366September 65 65September245
September September245 2243 2255 53 2240 I 2250 2250LARD 22 22LAUD
LARD LAUD LAUDJulY L AI1D
JulY 1240 1242 12 JIM 1c 1242 12zBevtember IZIZSeptember
September 1235 1243 1135 1235 1235IUBS 12 12RIDS
IUBS IUBSJuly RIDS RIDSJuly n IBS IBSJuly
July 1275 1292 1270 1292 1292September 1292September
September 1242 12 1247 12 1 1240 1242 1242New 12Ccw
New cw York Juno 27WHEATStroEger slow slowtrade slowtrade aio
trade t No o 1 Northern ipring prin to arrive f o b bo
125 1 35 No No2 2 red f o 0 b b 107 1orn No 2 bard hard New NewYork NewYork
York Y ork 109 100n f o b No 1 macaroni f o a b bNo 96 96No 14
No N a 1 Manitoba f o b bo 107 10754 Quotations a are on onallrail onallrall
allrail a basis Canal basil 2 22 leas leasCORN leYCOR
CORN COR CORNWeaker Weaker and quiet Steamer S uner mixed nomi nominal nomlnal ¬
nal n il export basis No 2 elevator nominal export exportbasis aportbMl exporlasis
basis bMl b asis No 2 f o b hi to emiTs 63 No 2 mixed mixednominal mWelnOrIlnal mixedouInal
nominal n ouInal domestic and 66 G6i to arrive amfe e c i f fin tIn
in i n elevator elevatorWHEAT e1euwrWU
WHEAT WU AT Open High Low LowJulr Glow GlowJnly Close3n3
Jnly M6i 103 l L5 H 106 LOO 187 187September LIlli LIlliS LW3ISeptember
September S LKK 1 LWH LOW LOI LOID lOSH lOSHDecember 10314December
December D mber 106H 1t6 lWS 11 106 1C6H 103 LW LWCORN L LGOR 50631 50631ORN
CORN CORNJuly GOR GORJul C ORN
July Jul JulS JulySeptember B5 B5September
September S embcr 86 86Decsmber eei eeiDecember
8531I
December MH MHCOTTON 6011COTTON I
DecemberCOTTON
COTTON MARKET MARKETQuotations MARKETQl1otationJ
Quotations famished fum1 hed by W D Hibbs Co Comembers Comembes Cobp
members of tha New York Stock Exchange ExehA HlbbJ HlbbJBuildtoz nIbbiBuUdln BlbbBuilding p
Building BuildtozNew BuUdln BuUdlnNew
New York June 27 21The The market wu doll and andfeeary bdlil ss I
feeary lil h eavy f with prices declining about 12 points on UM UMoJd Uteo1i th thl3 a
oJd o l3 crop and 10 on the new from Saturdays otosteg otostegThis cIo8iDCthis oe3e oe3eThis
This decline occurred at the opening when there therewas tMrefa a
was 1 eoasiderabte c selling pmwra from light rains rainsia rainhe
ia Texas OTTT Sunday and indkatknH of more la the theeastern theeaatem Us Usa
eastern e half of the State The oory actUity was wasduring wsd we a
during d rlnS this decline There was wa good support at wea the thetower Unlower Us UsI a
tower l ower level and as a most traders were more Inclined Inclinedto lncl beclincio ltd ltdto I
to t o await news of heaT general ral rains in n Texan Texantrading Texutralll c
trading tralll t the tb balance of the day was dull with prices pricesrallying vncrallrng n1cs n1csallying a ca
rallying r 4 to 7 points from the lowest t by midday ralddayOpen mklda mkldaOpct middayOpen
Open IIlRh Ill huh Low IAWJuIr Close CloseJuly
July J uly U95 H97 14M 1497 1497August HWAuUSt 149 149August 7
August 1461 14 1403 1168 1465 1465October 1465Oetober 146 6
Oetober 11 I 1143 M3J 1542 1542December 112Deamoor 134 2
December lUll ttM 1 1216 1223 1223BALTIMOBE 11BALTIMORE 122 122BALTIMORE 3
BALTIMORE GE GRAIN IKf MARKET MAEKETBaltimore MARKETBalUmcn MARKETU
Baltimore U June 27 21HSAT5tock WHEAT Stock in delators elentonliooo I
187000 bushels shipments from oieraton 8364 8364bushels 8364buAMIS LY LYbusheje
bushels The arrivals today included uw first lot lotef Jotef he
ef new Maryland wheat which BOW at 98 9 a boaheL boaheLOUtcr buMeLOUMr behs L
Other lots were sold at B 87 90 and 93 a bwbel bwbelContract WltitlCool3d bhecofflract I
Contract July WV4 tt nominal Spot 2 red wheat wheatwas wliPatNrI whoa whoaearly
NrI early Will 9634 n mlDaI ud fiG No 2 nd Wesley WeitemnU Wesleyas
was as SO August nominally nomInaU 9514 U Spot 2 red wheat wheatoW wJieato1lU whoa A AoldI
oW o1lU sold at 93H Settling priew No 2 red red r > 9S 9Smeats 95 95CORNStock 96CORNStock
CORNStock In elevators maw buIMk tsi th shij shijmeats lP lPm
meats from elevator eleateIS SWSJ btuhefci Graded tot totof letor
of No 2 white oom afloat nominally 1WG RA1l1 at fifett per perbwshel PbtMhe4 s sbeisliel 1
bwshel and track yellow cent for domestic daMrery daMreryat dour 7
at 4S63H 45446 i per bushel for car r Iota on spot Cob Oebctm Coboem Ce ii 7ii
oem at JX7S 376 per barrel for car carOATSSwk 1usdOATSSleek loads loadsOATSStoek
OATSStoek in j 4rators ton 94ST1 bmbels ht MJameuts sWp sWpments aid aidmints
mints from elenttors 77 U85 bartnls White Ka No 2 2M 2 2u 1 1as
M to weight 4oHa46 4 da white No 0 3 3 aa to toWright toM1bt I Iweight
Wright 4UI5 do No 4 as to w weight Pat 4kU 41tUmixed do domixed I Iinlaid
mixed No 2 4JHa44 4S aH do No 3 44at3 44at3HYBStock 4 434a13RYEStock au auItYEStock
HYBStock in elevators HIM M bosbeis ba e4s No I 1rye IrJe Irye
rye Western domestic 8S8S N o I rjr rre WtMera WtMeradomestic WtetmadorHstJc I IdomestIc
domestic STaTS bat ba lots as to quality and ass used coadlttei ooadltlen I Ithu
ttei 774 774FLOURWinter kTI kTIFLOURWinter ii iiFLOURWinter
FLOURWinter extra tra 344tXfO do do dear tMa tMa4J tOO tOOut IS
4J ut da do straight 136 43kU 4SO do patent 499afc UWtI UWtIaK1ng 45 6 6spring I Ispring
spring clear t05al30 do straicht sht SOOaS5 i00ai do dopatent 110tent dopatent
patent tent 5Za55i 2Ja5W > Citf eft Mill flUs best pateat 600 do dobfgh dotgkcsd dobtgltgrade
btgltgrade bfgh tgkcsd rsde patent IAt nt 5J6 do straight 545 ohoico ohoicofamily oholcofamUr ehoic 10 10family
family 499 extra XOMM 3 1t life foot medium to tochoice toch n nchoIceS
choice choIceS 1253430 t 400 cern 0ml1Ml1 ratal per 10 100 Ibs LSOaLW LSOaLWHVS 1OO1UJLIVS LWaL85LIVE
LIVE STOCK MARKET MAEKETNew
New N York rk Jww J SCATTLRReaJpta TTI n 4871 4871head 4 4heed 45 45head 11
head Stetm were extreaieiy dull and at a de decMwe de dedi d 5
cMwe di ef Ife25c It nil inposdWo to dose out the theofferings theoIlerin IS ac 5ac
offerings Bnlla and cows shared red ia the general generaldemoralization IMIIdetDetallntfeb guser 11
demoralization and were re rated atd ttaSc c lower l gusera than thankst tKnJut Us Uslast a
Jut week Ordinary to choice steers sold at 590 500
810 per 100 Ibs with 2 cars ars extra prime Ir steen steenhigher 9 at athigher athldIer
higher figures Bnlla nll9 ranged in price front 400 to tofi00 1 o
600 cows CO from 2J50aSW Dressed beef slow aad aadweak ndweat ax d dweak
weak at 912 12Y per Ver Ib Ib for native batf carcasses carcassesOALVESReocipts CSIClMllLOALYESR cerenausCALVESReceipts
OALVESReocipts OALYESR CIpts < 5W3 head Prime and chotco chotcoreals ehokoTals eliot re reid
reals were rteady with wane gales 25c higher and andthe andthe ax axthe id
the undergrades steady Buttermilks fully full 50o 50 oif oifTbe oirThe o1 o1The
The jnrda 11rd3 were about a 1xJm cleared Common to cbotco cbotcoveals cboIcendJ diet dietcoals
coals KM Id at 650a8S7 6S0 6IaS9714 887 per 100 Ibs lb a few at 900 9 ka
910 throwouts at 5MB6GO mixed sales at 500H72S 500H72Sbuttermilks 56n75Imttcrnllb 5 5buttermulka
buttermilks at iOOalW Dressed calves steady stetd Jo Jostrong JOstrong 10 10strong
strong at 1U14 for dty dt dressed iwls lei lIe for coun country country enu a atry
try dressed d calves calvesSHEEP rolraSI1EEP calvesSlumP
SHEEP AND > LAMBSRccelpU L mSRlOOlU 13816 head hwShet1J bee 6 6ha
Sheep were quiet at last weeks Wtek closing D1t prices prf wIcsa wIcsaealIic s Jambs hUBbstolling Jambsrollle ha
tolling rollle more freely and < generally rated SSoSOc higher higherthOf biglterthCf r rthOrtainS
thOf thOrtainS pens wero not fully cleared Common on to cboJeo choIeo5hrep clint ee eesheep
sheep sold at 300a3T5 per 100 Ibs lb coramca to toprime toprime
prime lambs at 60Qo00 G t9u9fO OO with most of the sales salesat saleaat sal Ca Caat
at x5Qa760 for or common to good culls at 400a450 4Olal50few a afew
few yearlings 3earl S at 450a550 SOa566 deemed mutton low at atSalO atSahO
SalO dressed Jambs at ItaH ItaHHOGS lCGltHOGSReceipts lOill1100SRPt
HOGS HOGSReceipts Receipts 6335 head Prices full steady steadywith drwIth steed 1 1with
with general sales at 1000 per wr 100 The IbsBALTIMOEE lb lbBALTIMORE TheBALTIMORE
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET MARKETBaltimore Lie LieBaltimore
Baltimore June 27 zrQuotatloos Quotations by Baltimore Fruit Fruitand FruItad Fet rOt rOtspd
and ad spd Produce Association A atlan arc as follows follewsBOTTEtt foUwsBUTlEItCreunerr followsBU3EItfreamery
BOTTEtt BUTlEItCreunerr Creamery fancy lb 23Ha29 2S do dochoice dochoice d dchoice
choice lb 27a23 do good lb 5a27 do Imita ImJtaUon Omit Omitthin I
thin per lb 21a23 da do prints per r Ib lb 23a30 do doblocks doblock di a ablock i
block per Ib lb 28a30 ladle per Ib lb 20a22 Mary Ja Jaland ¬
land and Pennsylvania rolls mu per Ib lb 22 Ohio ndU ndUper rolIJJcr ml mlper
per lb 21 2114 i West W t Virginia rolls per lb 21 1etorepacked 14 14etorepocked
etorcpacktd Ohio per Ib lb 21 storepacked storepacksIVest torepackdWrst
West Virginia per lb 21 2114 Maryland Virginia Virginiaand Virginiaand
Virginier
and Pennsylvania dairy prints per Ib 21 2lbutter 2154 process processbutter roo roobutter er a
butter per Ib lb 24a35 24a35EGGS 24 24EGGS
EGGS EGGS EGGOMierland Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby flnta flntaper firsta firstaper flxs flxsper ts
per dos 20 S54 Western firsts per er doz 20 2034 West WestVirginia WestVirginia Wi WiVirginia
Virginia firsts per dee 20vBcrathem m Southern firsts firstsdoz per perdoz perdO
doz 19 1m guinea eggs per doz hail lOalLLIVE 10allLIVE hailLIVE
LIVE POULTRYChlckena old hens hen heavy Ib 11 b
IS do old hens small to medium Ib lb 16 do doold d a
old roosters per Ib lb 11 do spring 1 Ibs and andover aMOTer a aover rid arid d
over per Ib lb 25 do do small and medium Zi Ziducks 3 5j i
ducks largo 1A per lb 13al4 do email 12 do domuscovy domlUCOtY d i imuscory
muscovy and mongrel per r lb 12a13 do spring springIv 3 3Ibs
lbs Ibs and over per lb IS pigeons young II per pair pal pa pado Iv >
25 do old per pair 25 guinea I uiuca nca fowl old oId each 25 25young 25roung I 5
young 1 Ibs each 23 23POTATOESOld ZPOTATOESOld 23POTATOESOld
POTATOESOld near by per ttbul bus prime 30a35 30135do lit litdo s
do Eastern Shore Maryland per bus prime prime25a30 pete pete21a30
23a30 do Western Maryland and Pennsylvania PennB11u PennB11uper J
per ° bus prime 30a35 do dC eeconds 20a25 do New NewYork N Nk cv w
1 York per bus prime S0a35 new Bappahannock Bappahannockper Bappaliannoper k
per bbl No No 1 75aLOO do Norfolk per bbl No 1 o
I lCOaLlO 100aLI0i do North Carolina bbl TSaLOO da daYork doYork d 0
drd
i York RIfer bbL 75a90 Eastern 1 item Shore Maryland MarrlaDdper 3farylaxbid rd a
per bbL bid 7SalW 75nIOOGREEi
GREEN FRUITS AND VEQETABLESApples VEQETABLESApplesj VEGETABLESAPPill es a
early larl harvest h1nest per bbL fancy 100aL25 da snail am amSOaCO ill u
50aW do per 1kbbI bbL bas xI 30a50 do New ew York YorkaS5OrtPd Yo rk k
assorted per bbL 2 2 2tI452 > EOa450 Aspangus Maryland Marylandand Maryla Marylaand rknfl nfl d
and Virginia per doz culled culIid 75aLGO beets beetsOre aa natir Qw Qwi
Ore tir per bunch Ia3 1 blackberries black errles Southern Southern4aT p per perQUArt
QUArt 4a7 do Eastern ern Sfiore Maryland 4a7 434 434do a7 a7do i
do do Rappahannock per bucket SO do Pataxeflt Pataxeflt40a50 llItuxentper Fabric Fabricbucket
per bucket 35 cabbage North Carolina per CrAte CrAte10000ro eva eva40a50
40a50 da do Norfolk per r bbl 40a50 da Norfolk Norfolkper Norfolkpa Norfo NorfoPC
per PC crate 40a50 cherries Maryland arrlabd and Virginia Virginialarge Virgir dl dllarge a
large red red per lb 3a4 do white wax wax per Ib Ib3a3 lb I b
3a3 cantaloupes C4ntat01I Florida per er crate LOOaL5 da doGeoms d dGeorgls
Georgia per crate L50a225 1 cucumbers Norfolk Norfolkper NorfolkIJCr Noxfc Noxfcper
per basket basket LOOaL23 do OliarlMton per basket ba et 75 7 7l00i ISa a
lCO l00i eggplants Florida per crate cnte LOOaL75 goose gooseberries gooseemes got gotberries ¬
berries Maryland and Virginia per lb 5aS 53 5sfbuckltberrics
huckltberries huckleberrlesNorlh North Carolina per quart Sail kale kalenaUn ka le lenative e
native > per bus bus cars box ho 15a20 lettuce 1ettu Norfolk or North NorthCaroUna No rib ribCarolina th
Carolina per basket 60a75 0275 1S onions onionl Rappahancock RappahancockU ek ekper
per bbl bbL dry 250a275 do per 4bbL bbL baa LIlA 110sL25 LIlAL25 1 lit 01
L25 do spring Dg per perlCO 100 bunches 40aS 0850 radishes radishesnative radihesnatfTe radish radishpative
native per fie W l bunches bul1 esltmg long 40a 40430 Oa raspberries raspberriesEastern napbcrrlesEutem raspberil raspberilEastern
Eastern Shore red per pint 4a6 a6 do black per perQuart perQUart Pez Pezquart
Quart 8 peas InS Anno Arundel per bus 50a75 fIOa75peaches 50a 75 75peadies
peaches Potomac per crate crate 75a85 pineapples J Ror Florid1 12 or orIda
Ida per crate 223a300 squash Charleston per percrate r rcrate
crate 70aL25 spinach native per bus box 00sUing 20a23 23 23string
string beans Norfolk per bits baa green 25a50 do dowax dowax 4 in inwax
wax per bas SSaSO do donaUf native nat1v per ba bul green gee Ca CaSOaiido i
50s75 5Oa75do da wax per bus E0a75 5Oa strawberries 5tnLben1es East Eas Easem E t tten
ten Shore BboreMa1land Maryland per quart 5a3 do Anne n11eArundel Ai Aitrundel
Arundel per quart 5a9 5a tomatoes Potomac Potoora per neccarrier r rCSrrlet
carrier fancy faic 75100 da MlEBisaippi ppl per crate ft1 Lt1
LWW10 vratemelons Florida fl efda each 15a25
BAM B J ARK WILL RAISE RAISEITS RAISEITS RAISEITS
ITS CAPITALIZATION CAPITALIZATIONAmerican OAPITALiZATIOmerican
I
1 American A Directors Call a aMeeting aIeetiug aMeetiug
Meeting of Stockholders StockholdersNotice
Notice was sent out yesterday by the thedirectors thedlr therctom
v directors dlr dl rctom ctors of the American National Bank Bankto Bankto Bankthe
t to the stockholders announcing that ac action action noon ¬
tion ti on had been taken by the board look lookIng lookIng hookg
I Ing in g to an Increase of the capital stock stockfrom stockfrom stockom
from fr i om 500000 500000 to 600000 600000 The not notJie note e con contained contained conamed ¬
tained t a call for a stockholders meeting meetingon
on o < n July 27 to ratify the action taken by bythe bythe byhe
the t he directors directorsIt directorsIt
It Is understood to be the Intention of ofthe oftho ofe
j the th e directors to sell the additional stock stockto stockto stocko
to t > o the stockholders at 160 a share pro prorata prorata proata
j rata r ata according to their holdings The Thestock Thestock Thetock
t stock s tock was bid yesterday on the local localstock localstock localtock
stock s tock exchange at 185 which on the basis basisof basisof basisf
of o f the present market price leaves a agood agood aood
I good g ood margin of profit to the stockholders stockholderswho stockholderswho stockholdersho
i who w ho may wish to Increase their holdings holdingsThe holdingsThe holdingshe
The T he amount of the Issue over and above abovethat abovethat aboveat
that th < at taken by the stockholders stockhold r will be besold besold beold
sold s old In the ocen market marketIt
It Is understood that the increased bus business busIness busess ¬
iness m ess of the American National during duringthe duringthe duringhe
1 the t he year has been such as to warrant warrantthis warrantthis warranthis
j this t his Increase of the capital stock and andthat andthat
that t hat the directors feel justified In the thestep thestep thetep
step s tep taken It is a a part of the plan to toadd toadd todd
1 add a dd 50000 50000 to the surplus fund of the thebank thebank theank
1 bank b ank from the proceeds of the sale of ofstock ofstock oftock
stock stockTho stockTho s tock
Tho bank ban was organized In 1303 with a acapitalization acapltaUzatlon aapitalization
capitalization c of 250000 with the shares sharesof sharesot sharesf
of o f a par value of noo 100 each The capital capitalstock capitalstock capitaltock
stock s was Increased to 500000 500000 In Septem September September Septemer ¬
ber b er 1004 the additional stock sto k being sub subscribed subscrIbed ¬
scribed S for at 11250 a share Payment Paymentof
of o f dividends began January 1 1S06 on a aper
6 per cent basis and are payable semi semlannually semiannually seminnually
annually a on June 30 and December 3L 3LNotice 31Notice 31 31Notice
Notice has already been given for or the thepayment thopayment
payment p of the usual dividend at the end endof endor endr
of o r this month monthINSPECT monthINSPECT monthINSPECT
INSPECT MILK PLANT PLANTrhjKlclaiis PLANTPhTlclnn PLANThysicians
P rhjKlclaiis Take Trip to Frederick Frederickas
a as Gueit of IVlilte Cram Cro Milk Co CoThe CoTJ1e CoThe
The vital interest of Washington phy physioIanB phy4lolana pityieIann
sioIanB in the subject of pure milk was wasshown wallshown wassh
shown sh wn on 01 Saturday last when a train trainload trainload trainoad
load l oad of doctors visited the plant of the theBaltimore heBaltimore theBalUmore
Baltimore and Washington White Cross CrossMilk CrosInk CrossMilk
Milk Company at Frederick Md at the theinvitation theInvlt thenvitation
invitation Invlt I lon of the company companyMr companMr companyMr
Mr E L Cockrell president of o the thecompany thecompan
company met the party at the Union UnionStation UntonStation UnionStation
Station and conducted them by a special specialIraln specialtrain specialtrain
train to the plant at Frederick HeN Herathe HeNthe Renathe
the physicians witnessed a demonstration demonstrationof 1 1ot
of the companys plant and equipment equipmentand equipmentand
and Its process of purifying and bottling bottlingtho bottlingtho bottlingthe I
tho milk The plant was found to be beexquisitely beexquisitely I
exquisitely clean from top to bottom and andtho andthe I
tho omployes In their white duck d ck uni uniforms on onforms ¬ I
forms were In keeping k plt1g with the general generalImmaculate generalImmaculate generalimmaculate
Immaculate appearance appe ranco of the plant plantParticular plantParticular plantParticular
Particular interest was shown in the au automatic automatic automatle ¬
tomatic machinery ma hln ry by which bottles are arewashed lirewashed arewashed
washed and sterilized the milk Altered Alteredpasteurized tutoredpastourlzed filteredpactourizod
pasteurized bottled and capped and even evenconveyed evonconc3od evenconveyed
conveyed to the cars ars for shipment 3hlp t nt with without wlthOt without ¬
out being touched by human hand handTlic hamThe hannThe
The Concentrating Froccaa FroccaaIn ProeealllIn PyocesIn
In addition to supplying pasteurized asteurlzed and andunheatod auounheated fllLIunheated
unheated milk the companv furnished f rnlshed a aconcentrated aconcentrated
concentrated milk which whic will m remain remaini remaintreah remainrush I
i rush about throa times as long 10ngns as other othftrmilk othftmilk otherI
milk This milk which Is the < ompanys ompanysmost ompaitYsmost ompanysmost I
most favored product Is filtered punflod punflodby punfiodby L Lby
by centrifugation heated for Qr two hours hoursat hoursat I Iat
at a temperature tem raturo of o 140 degrees Fahren Fahrenheit Fahrenheit Fahrcnbelt ¬
heit to destroy ail pathagcnic germs and andconcentrated andconcentrated andconcentrated
concentrated by b a continued contu1l blast of offiltered otfiltered oi oifiltered
filtered air to guarantee Its freshness freshnessuntil treshn9S5until I Iuntil
until used This milk which is sold un under under under ¬
der the name of White Cross milk Is Isused 15used 1 I Iused
used by adding tho same amount of ofwater ofwnter 01 01water
water which has been removed and the themilk themilk a amilk
milk is then nothing more nor less than thanjwr thanpurl I Ipure
jwr purl fresh cows milk milkUnlano milkUnique milkUnique
Unique Feature FeatnrA Featurenovel Features Featuresnovel
A novel feature of the companys sys system 5Stem systOnI ¬
tem of handling milk which has not notbeen nMboon I Ibeen
been heretofore practiced In Washing Washington Washington Washington ¬
ton is to treat and bottle their milk in inthe Intbe it I Ithe
the country to avoid shipping it to the thecity thecfty thucity
city in metal cans hauling It to the thelocal thelocnl 0 0local
local dairy and bottling It in impure and anddustladen anddustladen ant I Idustladen
dustladen city air Another A other novel fea feature feature teature ¬
ture of the companys method of handling handlingmilk hnndllngmilk handlin6mIlk
milk Is to ship the bottled milk to Wash Washington Washington ash ashIngton ¬
ington In refrigerator cars and deliver delivertho delhertho r rthe
tho milk to the customer direct from the thecar thecar I Icar
car In this way they claim to be able ableto ableto ebbto
to furnish milk which is not only abso absolutely aosolutoh absolutoly ¬
lutely free fr e from disease dl5ea e germs but which whichis whichIs 1
is 4 fresh and sweet every day in the year yearAfter yearAtler yearMter
After luncheon the doctors listened IIsten d to toremarks toremarks t I Iremarks
remarks on pure milk Dr D N Boltonwas Bolton Boltonwas Belie a aWLt5
was introduced as the companys bacte bacteriologist bacteriologist bacteriologist ¬
riologist who will have sanitary su supervision BUpervlslon anpervlston ¬
pervision of all of the operations of oftho oftho o f ftho
tho company Surg Gen G n Sternberg U 1 5 5A S SA Sretired
A retired was then Introduced and andcongratulated andcongratulated an I Icongratulated
congratulated the company on having havingsecured hayingsecured havlnjsecured
secured the cervices of Dr Bolton whomhe whomho whom whomhe
he remarked he had known as a bacte bacteriologist haoterlnlob1st bacterinlogist ¬
riologist of the highest ability for over overtwenty overtwenty eve P Ptwenty
twenty years Dr Goodel of Frederick Frederickspoke Frederickspoke FrederickSpoke
spoke in enthusiastic terms of his ex experience ecverlence cxperience ¬
perience In using White Cross milk in inbabyfeeding Inbabyreeding Ii a ababyfeeding
babyfeeding babyfeedingThe babyfeedingThe
The party returned to Washington on ona ona oi 11 11a
a special train trainPBOTTD trainPROUD trainPROUD
PROUD OF TREASURY FIGuRES HGUBESSecretary FIGUItESSecreta FIGuRESSecretary
Secretary Secreta MnoVengh Reviews the theYear thu 0 0Year
Year Which Ends End Thuran ThuranSecretary ThursdaySecretary Thursday
Secretary MacVeagh of the Treasury TreasuryDepartment TreasuryDepartment Trensur 5 5Department
Department now that the fiscal year or orthe ofthe o T Tthe
i the government ends with the close c1oa of ofbusiness ofbusiness 0 0business
business June 30 has expressed expre sed himself himselfa f fas
as well satisfied with the operations of ofhis ofhis 0 If Ifhis
his department departmentReceipts departmentRocelvts
Receipts duo to the new tariff law have haveexceeded haveexceeded hay hayexceeded a
exceeded the estimates approximately by b y y10000oc3p
10000000 and Instead of showinga a deficit deficitof deficitof defici Lt Ltof
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receipts will about split even evenTho evenThe
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during the past year ear on the Panama PanamaCanal panamaCanal annen a aCanal
Canal which has been a drain on the theregular th e eregular
regular cash balance balanceIn balanceIn balanceIn
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estimated that the annual receipts of the th thg 13 13government
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will reach 330000000 oo OOO falling falUngby by several severalmillions severalmUlIons severe Li LiV
millions from what was expected exvectedA V
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mated in the postal deficiency and a amaterIal amaterial
material reduction of expenditures In Innaval I n nnaval
naval and military establishments The Thetotal Tb 0 0total
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Dispatches from Lima Report Re ort Peru PeruInn 1 1sian
vian Inn Forces ForccaLeavo Leave Tumbez TombexDispatches TumbezDispatches TumbezDispatches
Dispatches from rm Minister Coombs at atma r ct ctto
filma ma to the th State Department Depnrtm ht yesterday esterdayfJtnte F Fstate
state that the Peruvian forces have era erabarked embarked 1
barked and retired from Tumbez TumbezThG mbez mbezThe V
The movement is taken as evidence of ofthe C If Ifthe
the good faith faith of Peru In regard reg rdto to the theconditions theconditions UI UIconditions
conditions of the themedlatwn mediation proposal and au auIs
Is accepted here by the state Department Departmentas 1 1as
as gratifying evidence of their elr determlna determlnatlon determinatIon I Ition
tIon to stand by that proposal proposalHeady proposalRendy
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Chicago June 27 ZlV W S Kenyon as asslstaqt assistant ar arsistant
sistant to Attorney General WIckersham WIckershamcame 1 1came
came to Chicago today and held a long longconference Jongconference Ion g
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James H Wflkerson regarding th tM corn cornoperations I IIng
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ARMY AND NAVY NAVYArmy NAVYArm NAVYArmy
Arm Army OrderMaJ OrderMaJ Order Ordersu
MaJ M u JAY B E HOFFER Ordnance DerarUnent De rtment U Urelkred 11reUeTed isrelIeved
relIeved from duty In tl the office flf the Chief of ofOrdnance ofOrdnatKe ofOrdnance
Ordnance to take effect on or about July 1 1 and andwfl andwDI andviii
wfl wDI proceed to the New York Arsenal A al Governor GovernorItiaitd Qorernol1lIMaM GOvernorSIshad
IMaM take station and report Sandy S nd Hook Hookproving Hook11fOfDg Hookpeeving
proving ground fats duty dutyThe dutrThe dutyhe
The T he fo following Ting nand officers detailed in the Ord Ordnance OnInAace OrdVance ¬
Vance Department t to take effect July 1 will willproceed willto willproceed
proceed to this tM city and report to the Chief of ofOrdntM ofOrdnaDte ofOrdoases
OrdntM Cpt JESSE a C KIOHOLLS Co Coast CoutArt CoastAttihIery t tArtfflctr
Artfflctr Art ier7 Corps and Pleat hOOt LUCIAN B BMOODY B3IOOD B3IOODV
MOODY 3IOOD Coast C IUt Artillery Corps CorpsThe CorJ6The Corpshe
The T he foUowiRg changes da in the t e stations and duties of ofeC3ors ofemen ofemoers
eC3ors at the Ordnance Department are ordered orderedCapt orderedCapt orderedCapt
Capt CHARLES M WESSON is relieved from fromdety fromlet fromdot
let dot at the Watmliet Arsenal Watenliet N NY NY Ny
Y to take effect June 27 and will then proceed proceedto vroceedto
to Watertom Mass and report for duty dutyThe dubThe dutye
The Th e foUowtac mam umed d offiens are relieved from duty dutyat dutyat dutyat
at the Sandy Hook proving ground to take effect effectJi rffectJUlIO effectJuso
Ji JUlIO e 27 Capt BIRCHIE O 1IAHAFFBY 1IAHAFFBYCapt 3IAHAFFEYCapt IIARAFFbYCapt
Capt OARIl W WALLER First Lieut LieutCHARLES IJrutCHARLES LicutCHARTJI
CHARLES Q METTLER First Lieut MOR MORGAN MORGAN IOR IORGAN ¬
GAN L BRETT First Lieut JOHN B ROSE ROSEFirst nosEFint ROSEPint
First Lieut ARTHUR D MINICK First Lieut LieutFRED LIootFRBD LIOUtFRED
FRED H COLBMAN and First Lieut LieutTHOMAS IJeutTHOMAS LieutTHOMAS
THOMAS L L L COLES Opt MAHAFFEY will idllproceed inJ1fICttd willproceed
proceed to this city Opt WALLER upon the theexpiration theexplntian theexIdratiesi
expiration of the hare of absence win proceed proceedU proceedto
to Philadelphia and report at the Frankford FrankfordArsenal Fran1droAne FrsnkOvdArsesal
Arsenal Ane aJ Lteet METTLER will proceed to toWaterrtiet toWatenilet toWteiiet
Waterrtiet Watenilet N Y and report at the Waterrtiet WaterrtietArecaaL Wa WaterelietArsenal eJTllct eJTllctAlrJ
Arsenal AlrJ IL Uaat BRETT upon the expiration of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Ware kay fe el f absenew a will proceed to Watertown WatertownMau WatertowntIu Watertownilasa
Mau tIu and report for duty Lirot ROSE upon uponthe uponthe
the expintioa c rf the haste TO of absence a1xe will pro proceed procetet ¬
ceed to Watertmrn Mass and report for duty
Lieut Lie t COLEMAN spon poD the expiration of the thelean theleaTe theleave
V lean of absence will proceed to Philadelphia Philadelphiaand PbfladpblaDd Philadelphiaand
and report at 4 the Frankford Arsenal Lient LientMINICK IJcmt31INICK LiontMINICK
MINICK upon the expiration of the heave of ab absence abe abeJMMe absauce ¬
sauce win proceed to Springfield Sprin eJd Mass and re report re reJXIrl repcwt ¬
port at the Springfield Sprl gfield Armory rm Lieut COLES COLESf COLES1IfIOG
1IfIOG f B the expiration of the leave of absence a QI grant granted granted grantcci ¬
ed will proceed to Dint N J and report reportFirst retJOrtFlnt reportFirst
First Ltenta CHARLES S S DONAVIN DO A YI ROLtAND ROLtANDW IIOLLANIlv
W CASH aad JOSEPH U PELOT Ordnance OrdnanceDepartaeat OrdnAnceDepal OrdnanceDeinrtaest
Departaeat lWllt are retiercd from duty at the UeUaited theUatttd theDulled
Uaited States Military Academy to take effect effectJHM effectJ8 effectIs
JHM J8 e 30 and will then proceed to New cw York Yorktake 17mtake Tarttake
take steUon UoR and report at Sandy Hook proving preriBSgrand r8rtBgIOIUIMI provinggrused
grand f foe < duty dutySo dw dwSo dutySo
So mMk of paragraph M special orders aa directs directsFirst direcbFirst directsFirst
First Heat BARLE McFARIMND Coast Ar Artlllenr ArtllluJ Artiliery
tlllenr Corps to proceed to New York for 01 dull dutjrat dullat dutyat
at the Sandy Reek proving sramd is amended amendedso
so 0 M to direst IMut McFARLAND to proceed proceedto vnxtedto
to Watertown V ertoru Mate MateSo lallSo
So tRUth of paragraph 35 special orders as directs directsSewad directsS directSecond V
Second S Lkst JAMES L 1 WALSH Coast ArUI ArUIlerjr trtflkey rtfl rtflJe1J
key Corps to proceed to Waterrllet Arsenal ArsenalN AneulNo
N No Y for duty is amended so as to direct dlrtdLtmt dJrtctLtt directLint
Lint WALSH te proceed to New ew York and andreport 1report andretort
report at Sandy d1 Hook prorinE prorlll ground for duty dutySo dutfSo
So meek of a peracrpb 1IUa JIk 34 special orders orders as directs directsSteOII4 direcOSecond I
6 Second o Kl Lieut LAWRENCE LA RECE W McINTOSH McINTOSHSixth 3IeINTO3HSixth lcI TO H Htk
Sixth tk Cavalry Cf t to pnxjeed to New York far fardaty ferdtatr feideity
deity at tjta Study Bdy Hoc Hoot proving ground is isamended 15amad 1 1amended
amended to direct I4eot McINTOSH to proceed proceedte proceedto
te WaUrtowR Mass MassLere 11AMLeave UUALan
Lan ef absence for f < four manUal to take effect effecton ctretton efferian
on or abort a Scptciabtr 1 is putted rirst rirstLieHt 1lntLle1tt FIrsiTAoist
TAoist ROBERT E Eo GRINSTEAD Twenty Twentythird Twciutythird
third Infantry IsfantiyFirst IRbntlJFlrst InfantryFlpt
First Lient WILLIAM B OARR Medical Corps Corpsis Corpsdetailed
is detailed as a member of the examining examinin examininboard
board at Fart Monroe M roe appointed in special specialorders speciAlorders specialorders
orders Tfc Tioa Capt GEORGE P PBBD Medi Medical Medical liedCeqw ¬
cal Corps relieved retteredLeare 1eJieTedlaTe relievedLeave
laTe of absence for one month is granted Maj J JP JP JP
P 11BYNOLD8 LANDIS Thirteenth Cavalry Cavalrymilitary Caratrrmll1tar Cavalrymilitary
military attache attacheSo ttacbeSo stacbeSo
So awcfe of a paragraph fracra k 13 special orders as relates relatesto relatesto relateto
to First Heat Uc tRODERT ROBERT M M NOLAN OLAN First FirstCavalry YlrstCaftJrr r rCaesky
Cavalry and paragraph 72 special orders re reUtteg reo reokttag yekitag
Utteg to that officer erorr are meted metedFirst nTet nTetFIrst revokedFirst
First Lfc lJfat U WILLIAM WILLJA l P H GODSON Tenth TenthOatairy TenthCanJrJ Tenticarsicy
Oatairy is detailed for duty with Troop A AFirst AFirst AFirst
First Cavalry organised militia of Wisconsin Wisconsindaring ThcensIndnrg
daring the > practice vr8CU march of that troop begin bestaat beinBlair beginsIng
Blair at Milwaukee MilwaukeeSo MUwaebeSo lillusakeeSo
So much of pangraph XI special orders as relates relatesto nlatesto relateto
to First Unit ROBERT N CAMPBELL CAMPBELLOcas oUIPBELLCoI OAIIPBELLCoast
Ocas Coast t Artillery to revoked revokedFirst rnokedFtnt revokedFIrst
First Lint ALEXANDER G GILLES5PIB Coast CoastArtillery CoutArtiJlM1 I IArtillery
Artillery Corps will report en Avgust 2i to tothe tothe 0 0the
the coBuaondaBt CO of the Coast Artillery Art lrrr School at atFort atFort a aFort
Fort Monroe M for the porpoie o of taking tad the rcjm rrgu1urorsrsa
kr 1urorsrsa 1urorsrsaFirst oosrae CXJWBeF1nit r
First Lieut HERBElt i t 6HARPE Medical MedicalReserre 1 1 a1 a1Jl8f I Ilisserve
Reserre Jl8f Corps now ne on temporary duty at Fort FortNkgara FortNHiIra ForNlsgira
Nkgara N Y Yo is assigned to permanent duty
MaJ Ma EDWARD P OTIERN Ordnance Depart Department Departmoot Departmeet ¬
meet moot is detailed u a member of the joint jointarmy jofotafll join I Iary
army and nary board appointed aWJi tcl for the purpose purposeof u uof
of eonsiderivg ped8calkm5 for the manofacture manofactureand maauactureaDd nassufactursod
and tost of spokeks powders wde vice Maj aj JAY JAYE JAYEo IA IAE
E Eo hOPPER IIOlT R Ordnance Department relieved relievedMaJ nUeTmMaj relievedldlJ
MaJ EDWARD I OHERN Is 1 also detailed for forUK fortM to tothe
UK purpose of oCatMtdrrlng coosidKtng spcctficatlons for formanufactare the theBaimfaetare themaDUfKUlrc
Baimfaetare and test cf gun forgings fOl ngJ rice Maj aj L LJAY
JAY E E HOFFER Ordnance Department re reHtred re reHetfIfL yeHovod
Htred HtredThe HetfIfLn1e HovodThe
The following named offieers eeera upon the compleUon compleUonof m mof
of the Army War College staff ride at Gettys Gettysburg lottysbaa ettto ¬
burg on or about June 27 will return to their theirproper theirPTOPU thai r rprojeer
proper station stat > n in this city Lieut Col HUNTER HUNTERLNJOETT BIDTERLlUOETT I ILIUGErr
LNJOETT Fifteenth Infantry Maj GUY GUYCARLKTON GUYCRLRTO IC ICCARLETON
CARLETON General Staff MaJ Iaj CARL CARLREICHMANN CAUlREICHMANN CARlREICIIMANN
REICHMANN Twentyfourth Infantry Capt CaptROBBRT CaptRO CaptROBERT
ROBERT RO ERT A BROWN Fourth Cavalry Capt CaptEDWIN CaptEmnN CaptEDWIN
EDWIN LANDON Coast Artillery Corps Capt CaptMALIN CaptIALI CaptStALIN
StALIN IALI CRAIG General Staff StaffThe StatThe biaSThe
The following changes in the assignments of o om omcera oil oilcore U Ucers
core of the Coast Artillery Corps are ordered orderedCapt orderedCapt orderedCapt
Capt JOSEPH B DOUGLASS now uoW unassigned UDnMl is isassigned Isass1 I Iassigned
assigned ass1 to the Twentieth Company CompanyCapt companyCapt I ICapt
Capt HARRY W NEWTON is i relieved from as assignment as asslgmuent assigonrent ¬
signment to Seventyseventh Company and placed placedon 1 1on
on the unassigned Her t He will report to Artil Artillery ArtI1l ArtlIlery ¬
lery l rr District kt of Pensacola for assignment assignmentSecond assignmentSerond assignmentSecond
Second Lieut CHARLES T RICHARDSON is re relieved reo 1 1lieval ¬
lieved 1 Itd from assignment a i nt to the Twentieth Com Company Company CuespanT ¬
pany And placed on c n the unassigned unassl l1ed list He will willreport willreport wu 1 1ySport
report to Artillery District of Pensacola for as assignment as11irDD1ent I Ieignment ¬
signment signmentLeave 11irDD1entteaTO eignmentLeave
Leave of Absence ab for ten days to take effect June JnneIs Jun e
25 is granted Second Lieut Ll Ut C2EEDY C C8HEPPARD C CSHEPPARD C 1 1SHEPPARD
SHEPPARD Coast Artillery Art Jerr Corps CorpsLieut C CIJeut CorpsLiciit
Lieut Col Co CHARLES CIJR ES J 7 BAILEY Coast Artillery ArtilleryCorps ArtlUmCorps Artiller 7
Corps C ° rP will proceed to Fort H G Wright Wrightin N NY NY 1
Y to witness the Joint army and militia coast coastdefense coastdefaMe coaa 1 1defense
defense oxerdsea in the Artillery District of ofNew o oNew c 1 1New
New London LondonCapt LdndenCapt I ICapt
Capt LEROY T HILLMAN HILL fAf Ordnance Depart Department Departr ¬ I Itnfnt
meat tnfnt will proceed to Atlantic City for the pur purpose purJX pm r ¬
pose JX Of attending the thirteenth thfrt tb annual meeting meetingof meeUn meeUnthe g
of ° the American Society for Testing Materials MaterialsCapt IstatethisCapt fattrlalsC
Capt C pt WltLBY HOWELL o Sixth Infantry Is de detailed detailed di ditailed ¬
tailed fPt duty pertaining to the camp of In Instruction Instruction Ic 1 1etruction ¬
struction of the Organized Militia lillUa of Missouri Missourinear MlIsourinear I Inear
near Nevada Mo 0 for the period July 6 to 12 12So lZSo 12So
So much of paragraph 23 Spedtl Orders Orders No 123 123aa 125 125a3 121 5 5r
aa 5 relates to First Sonet WILLIAM J MILLER XIILEn MIL mrLEn r ¬
LEn Company H Thirtieth Infantry Is re revoked reo reoTOked ri r rtoted ¬
toted
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Lieut W NORRIS detached duty Navy Yard YardNew YardNew I INew
New York to duty Navy York connection Flor Florida FlorIda N Nida ¬
ida and duty on board when placed in comma commission commaAlan 5 5don ¬
Alan AlanMIblpman donMldolxipman v vMidshipman
Midshipman W A A EDWARDS to Michigan MichiganPassed MichiganPassed I1chlganPwPd
Passed Asst Burr R R E Eo HOYT to Navy Recruit Recruiting Raerulting Reerul t ting ¬
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AMt Suit H It A GARRISON detached Naval Navalstation NaTalstaUon Nan Nanstation 11
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Pay Director H gE E DRURY detached In InNayy charge chargeNavy char l0 l0Navy
Navy Pi P1 Office Neport to home and placed placedupon plaCldupon place d dupon
upon the retired list listAsst listAsst listPaymaster
Asst Paymaster R R K K VAN METER detached Al Albatross Albatross A I Ibateau ¬
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