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THE SUN, FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1915.
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RENEWED SELLING
PUTS COTTON DOWN
Xew Low Levels Show Sever
ity of Market Decline
in Tnst Week.
SOME HKA1USH OPINIONS
Vtlon showed n do-idol n'Mknfs
vrMpplny. with tho most extensive !
no that has marked tho HngiclnR ten
i1m of thn pHft wefk. Tho break ex
i.irlfil about tolnt ntid prices closed
rty around practically th lowest
tlcures. The ulump that lia taken place
once the Imtianee. of the Oovernmenl
rl-nrt on July 1 Is a matter of alout
nn points-
(.'' g hecame very pronounce! along
ti the mldille of tho afternoon and
.. ir.trH camo from all umirccs, nlthoufrh
iiiey "ere particularly heavy from Wall
Si -ct voninilsslon houses. Hulls bp
peir to he tliotounlily llnooiiraKCl and
are tnoro In a mood to admit tho efficacy
,.f the chief heat arguments, which
,-entro around tho huge supplies likely
to he carried over from the present
(e.isoiii combined with the prosKotlvo
p:evure from the new crop.
Kven the South la bearish niwl nentl
tnetit from the cotton lelt Is fairly well
eu'ttnu-d up In the following tncwUKC
finm New Orleans :
"With seriousness of cxjiort situation
mid In.ib.Ilty of ot brokers to contract
forward sales In volume, don't see. how
market can hold In faco of crop out
look "
Tho most dlscourafrlni? feature of tho
equation Is the Inability to negotiate
for.ird Mies, tlxporters have booked
very little business and several firms
which ordinarily ship thousands of bales
to Kuropo have thus far entered Into no
transactions. The export outlet is badly
clofTReil as a result of the ISlrtlsh block
ade on Germany iin.l tho fear of Ger
man submarine operations, which may
make It dltllcult even for Lancashire to
get her usuhI supplies. It must bo ad
mitted, however, that tho Liverpool stock
of cotton Is comfortably larse In view
of such a contingency, an accumulations
nro nearly double the usual holdings at
this reason of the year.
Unfavorable crop news has very little
effect upon sentiment. The feeling Is
(trowing that the question of prices will
lint be settled so much by the size of
the current crop as by tho demand,
which Is serlouly affected by a wldo
variety of Intluenccs.
Market sentiment In fact Is very well
summarlzcii by Theodore II. Trice In
the Introduction to his weekly analysis
of the cotton market In the latest Issue
of Comtnervc mid f'iiiuncc. Mr. Price
rays:
"The size of next year's crop seems
to have become a negligible question, us
compared with the problem of moving
the cotton that will shortly be coming
to market. The Government report,
which is variously construed as Indi
cating a yield of from ten to fourteen
millions, was absolutely without effect
on prlcts and attention Is again focusscd
on the difficulties In the way of export
ing cotton that arise from low exchange,
high freights, the scarcity of tonnago
and a possible declaration by Kngland
that cotton Is contraband of war."
Future closed easy.
Open- ltljh. Low. Clot- Prer.
i 'Pfi "" '"I- close.
Jtilr .. J 00 9.C.. J.k.-. 9.3 s.? s.esft j.to
Am.- S21 : ? tssn&.oo t.-iri -
ii. t
9.17 .
Jll . I'.TJ ).-, S.J7 tWt 9.S1 9.7H 9.7
March 90S 100- S.VJ 9.Jfi 9 S lO.iMftlOOS
May to ri io.:j lo.o-s 14.03RU.M 10.25n10.27
Spot cotton at New York was qultt,
15 points decline. Middling, 'J. 20c.
Southern spot markets .were weak, 5 to
20 points decline, with New Orleans
i Mc, (i.ihenon 8.85c, Savannah s'tc.
Houston .70c. Augusta t.75c. and Mem
pals S.Cl'c.
The New Orleans market doted
!cdy Prices were:
Open- Itlzh- Low. Clot- Prev.
lnjr. est est. Inr. close.
July ssi i.K .7 H.TOtt (.71 .ltSM
p't .:it IK S,M 9.0 9JIS9.SJ
Pee P 17 9 19 9.:.", 9 27 S.2J S.ifcsr 9 31
J i S.M !3J .JSj 9.33 t.M til
The Liverpool market opened quiet.
There was a good business in spot cot
t"n, with middling 6 points decline at
'2ld. Sales, 10,000 bales; receipts,
none.
Prices st Liverpool cloi-ed quiet.
Open, lltsh- Low. Clou. Prev.
, , . Inr est. est inz. close.
July Au- . ; oni t.ioi, s.o'i'i s mii 3 isu
Oct Nov . . B SO S J.'l, .- J) S.JOlJ 5 3ml
J.in Keb ... in 5.1.-, s.ii s.17 .M
Msreh-Aprll.. 5.M 5.55 t.M S.S1 1M
Kltvcn A. M. bids to Liverpool were:
July, i. 05c. ; October. 9.4c. : January,
'.' 75c. ; March, lt The market there is
due to open to-day S to 10 points de-
line.
ltecelpts and stocks were:
Kr- Lait Last
. celpts. year Storks. year.
r.alTninn. .. .; 1.3.1 ii;..Vjo 5S.M7
w Orleans 719 M 169.1H ,1
SHiannat 1,0; 401 70,(31 1H.31!
rhrleton... J's . .. 4.i I.CU
Norfolk .... ;st :; 49,91! 19.7:5
y.iinuinton.. s 4 s:..ivii io.7i
Mobile .... 11J is,:;t 4.0iS
Interior stocks and receipts were:
Re- Last Lnt
celit. year. Stoeki. yeir.
Itouitnn .... s-'.i. .... 7,HI5 40.5J4
.Memphis sst ;1I 9l,oi5 :i.7U
Ausuna. .. :i: sa.rn is.s95
M Lriuu. ... :;i ;;i s;,cs ii
Ertmiateri port Lilt I. ait
, . receipt toil.iy wek, year.
r.ilietton S30 10 w) j.hji 1.639
N'w Orleans ... 3 0toM0 jo 94
Kxports yesterday, 13,684 bales. To-
1': thus far thlH ceason, $.183,639 nates,
against 8,927,869 bales last year.
THE GRAIN MARKET.
Vfilne Higher on Weather Gt-
ernment I'lKiires nenrlsh.
From tho opening of yesterday's wheat
session to the late trade there was In
creasing strength. Weather conditions
were against harvest operations In Iowa,
Nebraska, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio.
There were storms In these States, and
many districts had from two to four
in -lien of rain. The record wheat crop
'port wrh not published until after
ti " market had closed,
Many shorts wero disturbed by wet
lather complaints and the reportH that
m!cr wero having considerable difficulty
"1 (-curing sulllclent supplies of wheat
'" till their lato summer Hour commit
it ..is encouraged n broader speculative
r !e New wheat rucelptH showed a
r ' ir.il Increase, hut continued dlsap
I 'tug when associated with tho size
f.f nop and tho light surplus stocks
LI wheat
Wi'lo tin- weather In the far South-
was generally satisfactory, muddy
1 were complained of and n stretch
"f iear weather Is desired. The fore.
' was for showera over much of tho
t Premiums on old wheat con
' l to rule extraordinarily high, tho
' at Chicago being 25 centa above
I 'ily delivery for spot hard grain.
1 ' ' HiiipHiiitlvely light countiy offer-
v -f wheat p.utly militated Hgalnst
e- ' ' trade yesterday, although cash
j1' managed to sell nbout 600,000
' ' 'o Krciwh and Itallun InterestH.
I i' i.tlon of a rather bearish Gov
fr t leport induced realizing sales
'if 1 10 . lose of tho session. The actual
i was more bearish thun was
1 on een after allowing for de
"i In the Southwest lesultlng
' o rerent heavy rains. There
t.
fr
it rirgs of Chicago deliveries at
" r-lmlf cent under tho Html
I" ' r the olHclal llgures were pub
1 no special trade occurred, as
curb dentines on the Chicago Board of
Trade an prohibited.
The winter wheat crop was placed at
668,000,110b bushels, against the wonder
ful production of SSf.,000,000 bushels n
year nio. Hprlng wheat has it good
promise of 2nr, 000, 0(10 bushels, against
206.000.CuO bushels actually grown last
season. These crops suggest nit e
portable surplus of close to 37n.noo,no0
burhcls, with allowance made for de
pleted decks of old wheat nmong the
millers aid moderate dnmiBo to the
spring wheat crop to Its harvest date.
Last teuton the I'nlted Htates expoua
about 3.1i,,000,000 bushels.
, Cntiiulu on Its present crop outlook may
have 150,000,000 bushels to oxport,
against tho titiuHiial small total of about
60,000,000 In tho past season, It Would
seem premature to estimate exportable
surpluses of foreign crops, but figuring
very conservatively, Russia might hum
85,000,000 bushels; Argentina, 65,000,-
000 bushels : India, 50,000,000 ; Alls-
tralla, 30,000,000' Danuhlan nnd auudry
countries, about 20,000,000 bushels. The
aggregate surplusen would iipproxlmnte
7.5,000,000 bushels, while tho total Im
port requirements are roughly tjSfi.miu.
000 bushels, It might be necessary to
eliminate entirely Russia's theoretical
85,000,000 because tho Dardanelles
are closed and the Datitihlnti exports
might bo very light, but on the other
hand Germany and Austria ordinarily
absorb 90,000.000 bushels, which coun
tries aro not likely to receive their usual
quota.
Corn The Government report Isstud
nfter the close of yesterday's market
was a shade better than wns generally
expected. The area has been Increased
nbout 4,000,000 acres, and with the crop
condition 81.2, against S5,S a year ago,
the crop Indication Is I.SU.OOO.oOO
bushels, ngalnst 2,172,000,000 bushels
last season. It Is noteworthy that In
the 1912 year the record crop of 3.H2,
000,000 bushels was produced after a
poor start. II. W. Snow says that the
crop In the northern belt Is very late,
hut that It has a chance of escaping the
frost period. Doubtless the. ftost date
will largely determine the size of the
growing crop, a late freeze being essen
tial for the best results. The increased
corn area this season Is principally In
the South and reflects Southern crop
diversification.
Vcsterday's market was quite strong,
although tho full advances were not held.
Buying wan largely for hhorts and cash
houses. The wet weather In the K.istcrn
sections was unfavorably regarded.
Much of the demand was Inspired by the
wheat upturn and by the pi edict Ions of
further showers for the belt. Assertions
that Argentine offerings were at New
York on tho basis of 75 cents c. I. f In
duced realizing salts In tho late deal
ings. Oats In sympathy with other mar
kets a strong tone was noted, home of
the large shorts and exporters were
among the buyers. The hedge telling
and liquidation In anticipation of a bear
ish Government report checked the up
turns. Generally the crop figures were
construed as more bearish than looked
for, the crop being placed at 1,396,000.
000 bushels, against 1. 141,000,000 a year
ago, and the record of 1,11!), 000,000
bushels In 1912.
Provisions The list broke to new low
levels. There was no determined sup
port and further liquidation for pack
er anu outsiders was seen. Shorts
furnished the best support, the rallies
being in part a reflection of the strength
of the grain maiket.
Chicago prices:
mtu . 0pflv I"sh" I-ow- C-0'- I'rev
t.;r. ' ' "'i dose.
July..... .. .. ion', nos; lost,
September in. mil i.iu !-. !.....
10ll lnu. ii; ,,vi:
Ilecember.
Corn:
PH's 1071. m 1(;k, ioji.
July 7'i 75U 7.V,
September..., 731 7I 73S 74
De.mber 61', mi, 6I W
Oalil
ii1-
6tt
July-. 47 4 4S14
Seiitember.... 5 :s 37'i 37'I W
lemfbcr '9, 40 19 si, 391,
Jul- ' 15.70 15.70 1S.45 15 15 15.7;
September.... 15 9 16.10 15 M 15.73 15 97
Lard:
July .?: ) s.r. j 15 .75
Septerr'itr.... 9.0) 9) t.ii s Hi S 97
Klbs:
July 9.70 9 70 9.7il ! 70 9 9.'
September,... 10.M 10.?' 9.9J 9M 10.17
New York wheat prices were:
Open- lllzh- Low- Cloi.
ins. est ca in
September inn,
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.
HITTER There was no reason to c-hanze
quotations yesterday as tr.i.le wai slow, but
there was sufticlem demand for tine zradis to
hold the market at former prices lti-celpu
are heavier than last week and irooit bloikw
of butter are coin? Into the voolem be.-.iure
rsoelvers cannot mII at any .-jrotlt There
were tales below quotations lor zood lines.
The highest scorlnz broiizhl a little above
ouolattons. trades under an extra wrre
plentiful and were urze.1 for sale. Ther
was a demand for tanry renovated, and
that line closed steaily Whole markrt elox-d
barely ste.id- Prices. Creamery, extras, 93
score, "7,!2c : higher scorin. uuSe ,
ttrsts. to !.' score, :Ci77Hc : Hale, .latry.
tubs, flneii. :;ti::ic: eoI to prime, .iti
rC'Sc,; c-ommnn to fair, Jitill'ii- : renovated,
exirae. :o:mc: llrsts. i; 1c ; lower
grades. 21ft;-c ; imltaltnn .Teainery, first s,
ziW.'ii; : Milieu, current make, ilrsts. .'l'-a
;.'c: (-i-oinls, :0Wi-lc lower srsdes, ufi.ee :
f tacking stock, current make, No a1'. .
ower iraJes. lliii194e
CHBBSE Iteceivers were somewhat dis.
courage.! as exporters were, lint tiuring 111
any extent The mark'l was off again
yesterday 'c CanHilian prii-es .ontinue low
and as long a that .ouilitliin iii.-ails fx
porters will not buy here Local tra-t wns
only fair yesterday and market closed weak
Prices: Mate, whole milk. Iresh, twins, while
and colored, spe.-ials, 15U.fi3i,c . average
fancy. 154jl5V4C? Slate skims, fresh e,-ierinis,
tJHtllJSe.; skims, fresh, choice, ll-Rllo .
fair to good. S'iftlOVto.
EflOS Receipts are less than last week and
thero Is a demand for high gr.ido sto. k.
Firsts were up '. yesterday. The lialan.-e
of the market was unchanged. Quality of re
enlpts was not desirable and buyers were par
ticular. The un.lergra.les dr.igg.-d. The mar
ket for these closed weak, while It was
strong for good table stock, Pii.t-s- F'resh
gathered, extras, S3ii S3-. : extras, firsts, 9111
;'la: firsts, H'.fiU'v-.; sconils, im, it.-. ,
No. 1, dirties. tlMfl6o.; hennery, whiles, fine
to fancy, :m(27c. ; hennery, browns, u-.;
mixed colors. 17ij1:2c.
LIVE IDULTHY -Prices on all lines ere
made early yesterday morning mid trailing
was good, hut not of siifn.-iftiit a. tivlty to In
crease tho piiim of fowls, which art. Hie basis
of the whole market, Broilers KmiiMied un
changed. Olil roosiers weni a little beller
llian tho day brlnm and wrre up P-. Aside
from fowls and tirollers tho balan.e of tho
maiket was aliniit thn same as It was last
weok. Pries-si Fowls, UVi f: ; tirnilcis. Sm
33c: turkejs, ltil2c,; riiielis. Long Island,
spring, lMj.- ; old. tf.'e. ; Jersey, spring, Pe. i
old. t5c.: Western. IHil4c; gicse, tmi:.-.;
pigeons. 3T.c. ; guineas, sne,
DHKSSKI) POt'LTKY Trading jeslerilay
wos unsatisfactory, ltecelpts below last week,
While thn market was weak all day there
was not sufficient trading at lower prices 10
chango quotations Old roosters remained
about steady, while tirollers were In large
supply and slow sale. Inig Island soring
ducks sold slowly, Put rnclers would not
cut the prle. Squabs were weak. In frozen
poultry broilers were dull and weak, while
food fowls and turkevs were held llrm,
'rlies: Fresh Fowls. 12 to Ikix, Western. 0
lbs. and over, 17lji ; Western, .aided, large,
pic: broilers, -.".ii.tic- ; old rooli-rs, 1I1H20.
Squat's, prime white, to lln. to dnren. I3..VI-, 9
lbs., $.1: s lbs., J2.Ni. Turkevs. fresh hens and
loms, PU- Turkeys, fresh hills and Inins. Ui:
Froion Turkeys, dry picked, selected. !le. ;
Western. 2ne : Texas. t7(17'ie. broilers, milk
fed. Is to 24 lbs., ;.'ii2V.; i-orn fed. IS to 21
Ihs , 21c. Chickens. 1;' to box, milk fed. 43
to 47 lbs., 2ni2l : 4 H. and over. 2li22 1
corn fed. 41 to 47 lbs, 13. : 4S lbs. and mrr,
joe. Fowls. 12 10 box, m lbs. and over to
doien. lfcc; 30 to 31 IPs, 15c. Old roosiers,
i:fji:ie.
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.
Hai.timoiie, July t, Prices were un
changed except In tho case of I'nlted
Hallway Incomes, which sold 01T 'i-
1 C,molldated Power was steady at 107.
' Tho summary :
Open- High- Low Clos
Sales lug. est. est lug.
27 Cltllens ntil 41 41 II 4.1
I 3ii5 Cons Power . to; 107 W7 107
1 r.xr-nniign ii.-uia 111 iv in, n't
20 F.ilimont (5ns pf. 41', lit, 44v; 4l'i
2 Fldellly It Hep . IT, Y, IJ" 111
t,:, Mer-Mri.li llnnk 2ki ;fu :i, :hh
PONDS,
12000 city Halt is 'i;i . . n r,, :i.-,, !..-,.
;iii Clly 1 1.1 1 4s 'fit ,1 F vl oit, 'i;'. 9',t,
4000 city Halt is '.'a, x. r, ni'i oss
2000 City Hall 4. W I. nr. M' 95', 95T4
310 Klkl'orn Fuel ts V, r, 95 95
1000 On Car A N Hi ion, inn, iomj 1011,
1000 Manland Is '27 91 99 91 91
1 3000 Mt V-W Cot I) 5a 3.V, 3514 ,i:,i, 3-.',
I too.) Norf ft Ity 5s. lot", pii, jni; jot v
vtn (In It A K 1st 4t t si fi m
1 9ooi thl K & K iuc 4a 5H IM Ml
M Un K 4 K f'lf f s WiiJ xo'i mi, wt,
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
The Weakness. .Iprenda,
The mnrket was subjected to another
assault upon the stnudnrd rails and also
to a rather general selling movement
throughout the list. The selling of Union
Pacific was the feature of tho day und
probably did more than anything else
to cause new apprehensions regarding
tho effect of tho weakness of the stand
ard rails upon tho general speculative
position. Up to yesterday the breaks In
tho high priced ralla had been looked
upon with a fair degree of unanimity.
It wiih pointed out that III addition to
foreign selling thero were reasons at the
moment why thero should bo no keen
nppctlte for railroad shares of this class.
Tho break In the tails should not greatly
disturb tho general market because tho
spcculntlvn position pi this class of
stockH had been very small for sotuo
time. Hut, In spite of theso reassuring
considerations tho weakness has tended
to spread, Tho Street was asking Itself
yesterday how long tho general market
could stand the pressure. So far It haa
done extremely well. Steel has been
enormously strong mid the "war brides"
have again test Hied to tho confidence
that Is felt by the speculative party in
tho future of those Issues. Hut the old
tlmern reply to all arguments that they
never saw a market divide Itself up
Into two parta before and never expect
to see It again.
Thp Chief "War llrldr."
Iteeent performances of lllectrlc Hoat
suggest that Ilethlehem Steel will have
to look to Its laurels as the chief "war
bride." Klectrlc Hoat shot up from 12$
ito 157 on a story passed around the
curb that tho company had iccelvcd
an order from a foreign Govcriininit
for a thousand swift motor boats armed
with can openers for uso against the
German submarines. The performance
of I'lectrlc Hoat has been noteworthy
even In these das t f sens.Klonal move
ments, A few weeks ago it sold at
f5, six month ago the high was 34 and
In July a jear ago It was kicking
around the Stieet at about 15. Anotl cr
furious updrlve In Aetna Kxploslvts
sent the price un from 13S to a new-
high mark of ICS, The Hading on the
way up was said to be unusually heavy
for 11 stock with thin kind of market
The occasion was apparently the sue
css of the company in disposing of
Jl.ooo.ooo In notes, which It has Mild
to obtain the necessary working capital
with which to carry out Its war con
tracts. Tlie company was frfrmed about
11 year ago, so that the speculation In
this stock appears to be pretty thor
oughly based on the probable duration
of the conflict.
Si'lllni; of Prims) Iviinla.
It has been remarked that trading In
Pennsylvatil 1 stock has shown a pro
nounced tendency to inctease In the
past few weeks. For the month of
June the dealings were heavy In com
parison with the normal scale of activity
In that stock and in comparison with the
small turnover In the whole list. The
price has held up well. There has beer
no evidence of tho hollow ne.s which
nas lieen tho feature of the market tot
St. Paul and cvernl other stocks. Penn
sj 'i-utila Is held heavily nbni.id, eK
cially In London, and It Is reasonable
to tuppofc that foreign felling has not
passed tho stock by. Hut Street gossip
haw supplied .1 special explanation of
the selling of Pennsylvania. It Is as
serted that the holdings of the Adams
i:press Company have been coming to
market for some time. The cptes
company last year owned some $1,000,
000 par valuo of the stock.
DnrriMTliiK Drmnnil,
A blfr borrowing Ucnmnd for stocks
Is reported The demnnd Is of course
heaviest tor the standard rails, which
have lately broken badly. Some of
these h.i.-e been lent at a small pre
mium. The Inference generally drawn
from thla deelopmcnt Is that there
has been built tll a largo short In
terest lr these stocks. The short side
of the rails ITas undoubtedly become
more popular, not only on the floor but
In tho cot nnlsslon houses. Some sptcu
Inturs h.ie taken this position as a
liPdue tw.ilnut their commitments In the
Industrl-il department, and partlculaily
the "war ttides." Nevertheless It would
be dangerous to attempt to calculate tho
actual s'.Z'i of this Interest and Its possi
ble effe.-t upon the market. In the
Ilrst plae, even granting that there Is
a lnrgc sl-ort Interest, there Is tio cer
tainty that selling of this kind nas
outrun actual liquidation or that even
If It ha- ti new spurt of selling fiom
abroad will not relieve this condition.
The borro'Vlng demand also may pro
cced from an artificial short Intel est
that has been formed to facilitate this
loielgn felling. Selling of this kind
would co-respond to the 'seller" trans
actions In the bond market.
.1 Striking nispirlly.
The averages of stock prlres show In
a striking way thn opposing tnove
ments in the railroads and Industrials.
The rail oads are now about " per cent,
under the low point of .lime, while the
Industrials are not less than l ie. per
cent, higher.
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
I'lllL.MiKi.t'lllA. July S. A tw Issues
wcr" easier. Cambria Steel and 1'nltcd
(las Improvement lost t and Lehigh
Navigation and l.'nlon Traction S.
Ciamp - Sons was llrm and gained a
point. I'lst-wher.' prices were about un
changed. Tim summary:
Opn- lllzh- I.n- fins-
Sales In-- isi est
'i Am.-il Copper ... 7S "2S
i"' Am C.-i'i 4JS 1'S I'-S '.
if lljld I.o.n . . it ih,
1 Hal. Loco pi IMS 1".' IHS 1"-'
ps-.Cambrii .. I l l li
;.l Cinirl Leather . IIS US IIS IIS
pl Chi (it We.t . K, l -S 1"S
3-i Ket stone Tel pt IS ." i."
tl Lake superior.. !S SS 9 1
HI Le'.llsh Nav. . 7.P, 73S 73 73
IS.-, Mxith Val . . T0 7f., 7-S 7"S
l(.l l.elilli Vtl T i( .S .""
10 M K ft Tetas. .. S S S S
la:. Noriliern Central -3S MS JS 3S
3.. N V Ce11lr.1l f!. -.,
1101 Petma It It s:s r..s i'S
;; PhiU Kli-f . . st :js as .'3S
J.n Prills Ilap T tts si S S S
iS'. Itea.lins 73 73 7-'S 7:S
W Tminplli llclniont IS IS I 1 I I U
-l-niuiiii.il MI11I11J 7 11'-. 7S 7 I IC 7S
5) 1'niim Trsi-tlon . 3JS 3-'S S-'S 3-'S
s. I'nllid ii.. Imp 3S '3S 'IS S
33.-. I' i Mfi-1 SS M .'-"a 5'S
s-, Weil Jrr A Se.ili is n is is
5 We.imoielaiid CI . soij MS '"S wi,
19) V Cramp & Snn : 63 : ti
f.vi Am (las t K .is s4 S; .',, k
l.M'10 Hold l.oeo 1st it. 11.1 l": ; 112
pivi citj is "II . 101s 111s 101s 1IS
10 HI Klee I'en Is . 75 '.I 73 75
i03 Inlerslate ltys Is .Is', S 'kS
(! U-h Nav rnn ISs !S MS f'SS S
il'KD I'a lilt sen P,s '.7S S Vt S
IViO I'a Hit i nn ISs V 1WS IMS ICS 1".'S
Phlla Klee Is . "J 73 79 7S
i''0 I'hlli Ele.- r.s PI 101 im Mi
10). P i It i-t Inyi Is 9IS 9IS US 9 IS
iro.) t'n Ity Inv fil si 61 61
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
i:. DiviniiND.
(ompiny and Term
Allance lenity, nunrterly...
Stock
pfT
com
pf.1
Pfd
pfd
pfd
Ami
1S
1S
Aiuerlciiti coal rrn.iucts..
American Typefnundeis, uuar-
terly
Aiiierlcnu T pefouiiders, auar-
terlv
Consolidated Ice, uuarterly
DMIIIlliig Co of America,
ipiirterly
(ireal Noriliern Itallcns,
nunrterly
Ouantaniini'i Sugar, stock.,
(iiiantinamo Sugar. Initial. .
Ili.rblsnu Walker Itefrarinrles,
iiuniterly
lint 1 Is Urns, rpiarterl)
Mnhuwk Mining
New Jersey Zinc, extra
Nntth llutte Mining . .,
tiiah Consolidated Mining
Oklahoma Natural lias iinr-
terly
IHVini-lNDS PAYAIII
Ceniril Smith Auierlian
Telegraph, uuarterly
IS -7,
IS'
lS""e
10
16.00
1 s 1
I'll
5 no
so'
0e
5uc.
pfd
Pfd
I''
Guaranty Trust Company
of New York
140 Broadway
Fifth Avenue Branch,
5th Ave. & 43d St.
Condensed Statement, June 23, 1915
RESOURCES
Real Estate
Bond and Mortgages,
Public Securities
Other Securities
Loans and Bills Purchased
Cash on Hand and in Banks.
Exchanges for Clearing House
Foreign Exchange
Credit Granted on Domestic and Foreign
Acceptances . , ,
Accrued Interest and Accounts Receivable,
$362,368,467.99
LIABILITIES
Capital $10,000,000.00
Surplus Fund Required by
Law .. $2,000,000.00
Additional Surplus not Re
quired by Law 18.000.000.00 20,000,000.00
Undivided Profits 2,214,671.58
Outstanding Treasurer's Checks 8,907,705.74
Accrued Interest Payable 2,154,952.06
Reserve for Taxes and Expenses. 299,189.27
Foreign Accounts 2,771,249.13
Domestic and Foreign Acceptances 35,015,605.40
Deposits 281,005.094.81
$362,368,467.99
Deposits June 30, 1914 $233,882,398
Deposits June 23, 1915 281,005,094
THE BOSTON MARKET.
Hosto.s July s. American S5Inc was
the most artlve mining share, ruling
quite firm. There was little change In
the character of trading In the copper
rhares. Prices jleldol further on mod
erate offerings, but lojees were confined
tn narrow fractions. Industrials and
rails were dull and featureless. The
summary :
Open lllsh- Low- Clot
S.iles. In, est. est. Inr.
I J. Adventure :4 :, ;l,
IS?! Alaska .. .. 34 J-, 371, 31
V) Allou. t . M SI St
:to Amalgamated .... t:. t:u
T'J." Amer 7lnc M", Mli M; MH
(1 Aii.voiiiU ... StU 3N 3l. 3IS
3.'i Arizona Cum I't T'j 'i "ti
::, Unite .v li.il . . 3 3 3 3
llmi Itutln & superior. M ;o, to To
-".T. Cnlumet & Artt 13'. M K3i 3i
! Cslum. l & lte.-la.WO MO MA im
SW Copper n.nite . . SI 34 US MS
i:3 t Hutu- t-i, 12s t:, t:s
60 ilranliy .... M,i, v, 141,
i'33 (Ireene Cutanea. . 37 37S 3' 3?4
?j ltclvr tl.l ... .SO .SO M .50
to Isle rtoynle . ... !7 :? 57 ?7
Sto Island Cri-k ... 15 4S 4't
Kerr I.akn 4 4S IS IS
75 I.aku 13S 13S US S
M)Hufr i, t, is s
"I". Mlchican t', IS IS IS
V3fl Mohawk . 7S 7V 77 77
VA Nevndi Cnnsol us IIS 14S US
im New Arcadian. .. tot Its to, 11
Si Nlpls.tn; 5, l SS 5S
4"i North llutte. .. 31 3! 3"S 31
.V) North Lake SS 3S IS 5S
.V) Old Colon .... 3. 3, 3S 34
IS Ol.l Dominion .... 53 53 53 53
TJO Pond Cnek im, KiS lS 1"S
u Kay Cnnsol 33 a 33 23
1" Santa Yc 3 3 3 3
71 Shnnnoti vi( S S bS
j M jtnry s . 57S 5"S M
Ntii.erlor 4 Ilos
! 11-1
55 Suirf-rior CoMn-r . iU !;v au- ?ci.
tin Trimly is IS 4i, 4S
4') Tunlumne in .4.1 .40 .40
743 1' 8 Smeltlnir ... 43 43 IIS 41S
: V S hmelllnir p(, 4S 4'.S 4.1 4s
(OS t'tall Apex 4 4S 4 4S
4M IVyaliilolle 70 .75 .50 .65
It.MI.ROAllS
lf Atili TASK
s Hoton a Allian
79 Hnetoa Kle iti-d
i Huston Sc Me
f Fit.-htmrr pt
M Maine Central .
J. Mi., Kiev pf
yl .Missouri I'a.KUv
psc N v N A II .
10 Ituilnntl pi .
.. t ninn Pacittc.
10 West Had M Ity
', iit yn,
KS IT'S 179S 17,
71 71 73 71
.-.o, -t'S
67 67 M 66
: W VJ !3
31 3'
.'S 3S JS 3S
61 61 60S W.
t 19 19 1
I.-.S t:"S IMS li"-S
63 .t M 61
MIsCKLUINKOl's.
35 Am Air Chem pf 'tp,
.moikea 6.'.
pja Amer Mir-ir n
I Am sus.ir pf .111
Am Tel .v Tel.. . 1.1)1,
so Am WoiiUn pt. . sis
." At (llllf Si IV I. . 10
:-.-7 At (iuil & IV 1 pf .-6
:.: Kdison n:s
r-l -M as lias . . ss
-,) Mass tins pt ... s.
1 N K Telephone ISt
.'6 Pullman IMS
V -swill Co 113
la; I'nited Krtilt . . l-'US
S.'s rniled Mine M . v
113S I' S steel ... 5s S
110NDS.
lli'o Am Tel Tel l
.1"! A li A IV 1 r.s 6s
,VM K C V s Si M Is 71 S
Pl Mass Caa ISs '.'5
P"i I'nil Fruit P?s 'ii 9IS
9P,
.'.
lf.
ill
l.'l
s-,1,
to
J6
337S
MS
6.,
MS
65
10s,
111
111
t.S l-'l
10
.'6
3J7',
10
.'6
J371-
ss
sj
131
IV,
131
IMS
131
15.1
ti:s
ii:i
1.T3S 13".
;.i ms
5SS fA!
S7
f.
71S
17
6S
T1S
6.
71S
!'l IMS !IS
THE BOSTON CURB MARKET.
Boston, July S. The closing H.iaton
curb bid and atked iUotntlons :
Hi. I
Askrd
.0
!-
1.00
3
s:
Alvarado
Hay Male Cos
IW-nIo
liiimham
Ilohemla
Ilostnii K.lv
Untie -jud I.uudnu
Caliifr.s
Champion Copper
Chid Consolidated
drier
New Cnniella
Consnlnl.itril Allrn-ia
Consolt.lali-tl Copper
Crown Hes-rve
Ii.ivl. Il.ll) . .
Kale nnd IllueWII
First National Copper ..
Ilou.-htou
Iron llloesnm
La Hose
Maifstlc
McKinlev Dirruh
.Mexican Metals
Mines o America
New Hall In
Nevada Unuclas
Ohio Copper
Onpco .. .
stewart Mining
Plan Metals
I'tuted Yerde P.xtcnsinn
Yukon Onld
7W
.10
sS
-3
IS
0s
1 1-16
30
7
M
.40
V.
t 12-16
60
IS
IS
IS
6,
IS
l,
4S
.17
54
61
31
33
:s
II
IS
! f 16
.50
.4
VS
3
.45
16
IS
:s 3
4S
4 11.16
34
4S
4S
:s
SUSINESS TROUBLES.
nAi'ltllL LnillKL. men's furnishing
gonde, 301 Knurth avenue, made an as
ilgniuent tn Ilanlel Urantle A petlilon
In htnkruptey was utsn tiled against her
as Itay l.elbel liv creditors Liabilities
said to be 110,000. asM-ls, 1 1. "OA Mrs.
Itachel Lelbel Is tlie wife nf Jacob
Llle1 who was a dealer In men's fur
nishing goods at 304 Knurth m-emie nnd
who Ins lieen In the bankruptcy courts
twice The last petition llli.l agxlnsl
him was In October 19. J9I4 lie made
an ntfer nf compromise al CO cents on
the doMar. which was ref.ri.-il to Sei
inin Miller, teferee In binkruptcy, and
Is still P'-inllng On Ihe ttrst petition nn
p.-. emliei 19. 1907, he made a compo
sition nf 50 cents on the dnllar
llilllT li KI.OYH, meelianlr.il dentist,
357 Hlghth nwMiue. tiled i petition In
bankruptcy, liabilities, It, 791. assets,
f 1 3 7 He tnld tlie tnurt that lie had
been sulTrtlng frnm pulnionnry luberrii.
Insls fnr Ihr'e vents, which latised him
In leuve work frnm two to four month!
esiry y.ar. ati-I that for I lie past year
he had been troubled with tlstula. lie
said that he had bet-nnie Impuierislied
and wiia illrtbte to nl tile fees.
HANS ii ilrnOan 72 Washlngtnn rVpure
Snutli. a designer nnd maker of small
metal de ci . Hied n p.-tnn In bank
ruptci, ll,ililllte, Jl.320. aset, f3. con
sisting of i patent fur a gem selling
tmtihlne. mid a half intor.st In a patent
can spnut
llilhkruptiM heiliiles.
PITTSIll'llllll CON't'ttACTINll COM
PANY. 17 ll.utcrj pl.icc. schedules shnw
liabilities of (799.133. with 1100.39
cured and nominal Hnseti nf $177. OS:',
luiialsllng uf asulgnuicnts tn tlie Lib-
London Office,
33 Lombard St., E. C.
$2,765,007.68
274,350.00
13,692,557.34
47,932,939.57
145,256,333.64
64,229,610.45
8,703,356.05
42,978,984.17
35,015,605.40
1,519,723.69
niJPORT OK TIIK CONDITION OK TIIK
EMPIRE TRUST COMPANY
at the close of business un the 33rd day
of June, 1915:
itHSOritCt:!'.
Plnck and bond Investments,
via.:
Public securities (book aliie,
11. HII. Oil. 6-1. market
value
Private securities (honk
II. 616,333.11 !
value. I3.79,v69.l6),
market value
Real estate owned
Mortgage owned
l.nans and discounts secured
by Pond and inortgaKe. dee.!
or other real estate (..lluteral
Lnans and discounts secur-it
by other collateral
Loans, discounts and bills pur
chased not secured by col
lateral 1.731,347
S63.32!.
191. 7S?
79S.0I7
.707.191
:.3'i"t.l
3.
Oterdrafts
Due rrnm apprneil
resere ileposl-
tarles less
uniount of off
sets H. .111. MS. "I
Due frnm trust
companies, Pinks
and hankers
nnt Inrludeit In
preceding Item. 1 S33.92S.75
17S 111
:oi.:j:,
Specie
United States legal tender
notes and notes of national
banks
Kederal reserve notes
Cash Items
Other assets, viz.:
Kurntture nnd
fixtures I36.9S0.I3
Advanced to
trusts, etc . . . 70.S4t.33
Due frum Lon
don om.-e . 16.004 16
Accrued Interest
entered on
books at close
of husineis nn
ahne dale . . :i:,lS.l
Accrued interest
tint entered on
bunks at close
391, 70S (
16.1100 (
3.61S.;
of business on
above .late . . .
6S.049 43
104,394 16
Total
I29.3S6.599 60
LiAIIILlTILS.
Capital stock 11.500,000 00
isurpiue on marKet vaiue;
Surplus fund L350.ooo.oo
Undivided prnnts 153.762 s
1,403 762 1
Surplus on book
value ILI0S.ls2.37
Deposits:
Preferred, as fol-
low s
ue New York
Mate Savings
Hanks .... 1.231. 20 3!
Other deposits
due as executnr.
a d mlnlstrator.
guardian. re.
reiver, trustee.
cnmnilttee or
depositary . . . 724,741 71
Deposits by the
State of New
York . 2IS.O00.00
Deposits by the
Superintendent
of Rinks nf
State of New
York S22.177.71
Other deposits
I pnstal a v-
tngsl secured
by a pledge of
assets . . . 22.JS0.66
Nm preferred, as
fnllnw s-
Deposits sub
ject to check 16.3.11,650 22
Time deposits,
certificates and
other deposit
the payment "f
which cannot
legallv t,e re.
uulre.l within
thlrtv days .'.497.024.63
Demand certifi
cates of de
posit 16J.434.1 4
Other certificates
of deposit S6S.65I 73
Cashier's .hecks
outst indlng. In
cluding similar
cherks of oilier
'dicers 1 1.507 0
Due trust com
panies, banks
and bankers , 3.71 4,775.77
Total deposits
!.:t.55 6s
iitner iisoiuties, viz : ,
deserves for
taxes, expenses,
etc, I27.I2S.22
Accrued Interest
entered on
Imnks at close
of biislness nn
ahne due 124,701 63
Accrued Interest
not entered nn
books at close
nf buslneis on
abnte date. . . . 39,011 19
115.111 74
Total ..
. . l29.3kO.S9t 60
rty National Hank. J3.10.00O. whlih
may nnt be applied tn the liquidation
of Its debts suits against Ihe city nf
New- Ynrk, 1106, S36, fnr ti.ilali.es (or
wnrk done nn water supply eintr.uls.
ace. Hints. 17.097. and plant In New York
cits. 11.000
nLINIsHOHN PHOTO I'LAVS Cllltl'l llt..
TION. 110 West I'nrtlelb street, sehed
ulea show liabilities of t26.'.i'H anil as
sets of t5t,1M, consisting nf stock at
inullim picture each inges, Jor,s7. nm
chlnery and llxtliree. J.' 335. lithographs
and posters, fil.0113, jc.-nunls, f.'.tl7s,
cash In bank, S2ss, che. k. S3!
AHHAHAM I' I'KltLSTIHN. tnaniifac
turer nf dresses. Ill West Twemv.
seventh street, s.hedllles show IMdliltc
of $20. .'36, and assets nf unknown value
In stuck, flxture. machinery and nc
cnunts in the hands of tlie astlKtirc
ItCHshlgniiients,
NATHAN I. ItADKIt. who did business as
the Hamilton Slate Compati). IS lirand
street, nnd made an assignment on May
12, has had his assets reassigned to
him.
COTTONSEED OIL.
The offerings of oil svrte small for
u period, but renewed lliulda!lun de
veloped and further (lecllneK svete regis,
tered. Vitein houses cruitliiiii'd to
sell. neprcsslou in i-nttnn had Hrntt
nieiilnl effect, at, did the general nervous
ness over tlie political sltuatliin.
Closing Pres.
nrlcen .lose
Spot
Jul)
Sept. niher.
Deccniber
, ,, . 6 nod a 07 ii oi
, . . . C 00'i 11,04 (.04
. , . . 6 :oi( ii 31 6 2 I
... 6.306.36 .37
In the Heart of
Condition on June 23, 1915
Capital . . $ 1,250,000.00
Surplus and
Undivided Earnings 1,231,984.55
Deposits . . 25,154,244.63
Total Assets . 27,884,015.39
Arrangements may be made
for interest on deposits.
Trustee for Personal Trusts
Safe Deposit Vaults
FIFTH AVENUE & 36TH STREET, NEW YORK
AMALGAMATED COPPER COMPANY
42 BROADWAY
NKW VOBK. July t. tits.
To the Ktnikhnlders nf the Amaliamaled Copper Companyi
The statulnrv proceedings for the dissolution of your rompanv hae lieen com
ple'eil. and IIih ilisirlbullnn of the assets can no be made 1111 ihe basis statert In the
rlrrular Utter Issued tn yuii on May th, H15. hs the terms of which earn holder of one
share of stock of the Amalsamati-d Copper Company will rcile one share ot the new
Issue of stuck of Uih Anaconda Copper Mining Company, of Ihe par saluc of ISO per
share and a casb dlitrlbutlnii.
In order to make this distribution, the transfer books nf ihe company lll lie rinally
closed on Jtilv 11, ln.at I! o'clock ninin, and, i-omnii-ncltnf on August 10, I-.I.1, at to
o clm k A M stockholder. usin stirri-iiderlnit their i-ertincales of slock at the iKIici
of the company, duly transferred In Plank, ulll be entitled In r.-cclui the cash and err
tlllcaics for Anaconda stock that may he dlslrubulable to them.
MncLholders sli:natun- should hae guarante. of assignment by a New York
or Huston stock KM'lianae llrm. or an Idi-nttncatlon of the signature of the usslgnnr
l.v -.n otr.cer of a well known bmk .r trust compam or the acknowledgment nf the
assignors signature ! fnr a notary piilillc uiicbr seal 'III-.'KS M( IMt llMlt
.SUM K MI.I. IIK IHS. I I. II (I.M.V t S I (K'KIIIII.IILItS OK ItKCtlltll A T CI. KM:
SIC IllSl.NLSS (IN Jl'l.l III, 11M.1.
Ily order o the
Chicago.Burlington&Quincy
Railroad Company
Denier Extension Foir Vet Cent. Bonds,
Due Pebruary 1, 1923.
SLAI.IID Pltul'OSAI.ft addressed to thi
undersigned at Its ofilce, 135 Utvonihire
Street. Huston, Mass, and eiidursed ion
outside of envelope) "Proposals tu sell
C 11. H (J It H. Co. Denver Vlxtenilon 4ri
lb. nils" WILL IIK IlKi'LIVKD UNTIL
NOON OK THURSDAY July 15. 1915. for
the sale uf abole-tiained bonds to the
Trustee. TO AHSOItll TIIK SUM OK ONE
HUNDItKD AND KM'TY-KIVE THOU
SAND. KOUn HUNDItKD AND SBVUNTY
KOU(t DOLLAItS AND THIltTY IT.NTS
1 1155.474 JO I. OH ANY PAHT THKltKOF.
In acconlanse with the agreement datad
De.embtr 1. Mil
Prnpasits wl',1 be opened and sueeeMf'lt
bids declared July 15. !91S. AND INTCH
EST ON ACCKPTUD BONDS WILL CEASE
July 16, 1915.
Ihe New England T rust Company
TRUSTEE
Hy JAMES ! HOOI'Elt. President
Honor. Mass.. July 1. 1915,
DIVIDEND-. .ND INTKItl'.sT.
The Ballimort It Ohio Railroad Co.
oKI'li'K iK Tin: sr.i itKTAnv
Ha tliunre. Md July s 1915
The Hoard ot Dire 1 .r In. lay de. iare.1
from the net eimlngs of the Company (or
the six months en I lune 10 1915. a divi
dend of Two iJ' l'er Cent nn the Preferred
Sto-k "f the Company pay side September
1. IMS to the stockholders of re. ord at
the 1 inse nf business nn July 31. lyr-
The Hoard also de. lared from the surplus
earning nf tlie cnnipiny a dividend of
Two .ml one half JS Per Cent on the
nnitnon stock nf the Company, payable
September 1. 1915. to the stockholders nf
remrd it the .lose of business on July
31 1915
The transfer bonks will not . inse.
C. W WOOl.KOItD. Se. retary
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DIVtDF.NIt Nil. (II.
A quarterly ills blend of two per cent on
the i-iplta: stoi k nf thts Company has
been de, lared. piyahle July 15th 1915. at
the ortlie nf the Treasurer 131 state Street,
llostnn, Mass. to stoi kimlders nf record
at the elnee of business June I'th 1915.
CHAHLKS A HUHHAKD, Treasurer.
MMHOAltD Alii LINK HUI.WAV.
Pise Per Pent, djiistnienl Mortgage l.nld
II. .mis.
The Semi annua' Instalments nf Interest
on this Cn-npany s ,d nistment llnnds
am.iuntln! tn .''-j'i : " represented by
CiMipnn ns i and 27 tor II- -0 eat h,
r: be inld on m.l after August 1. 1915.
at ihe oltl.e of Mesrs Ml l lr .1 Co. Nn 24
Hroad Stree New York
MMHIllltD lli LINE IIAII.IIAV,
lit I) i- POItTI'.iil'S. se.relary.
New York Jane illll. 1915
The (iranb.i Pnns.dl.lated Mining, Smelting
A Power 4 .... Limited.
Notbe Is hereb glleli tint at a meeting
of the Hi ,.rd of Directors held in this city
on June 1 5th, 1915. a dividend uf IS'e
was de. lared from net earnings of the
Compam p.i utile August 2nd. 1915. tn
sin. khi ters of re. nnt at 3 P M July
10th. 1115
The tr Ulster bnnks will not he closed.
NilltrllltuP KoWI.lllt. Seiretar).
New 1 ork. Jill 9th, 1915
llltllltV.Y Tltl'ST COMPANY.
NKW (1HK .It'LV STII. 1915
The llniitil of lllrertors of this cntnpall)'
ha this day declared a Quarterly Dividend
nf one and one-half per ent payable
August 2nd, 191,'-, to stm kholders of rei urd
at the .lose nf business July J 1st. 1915
Transfer brinks wl'l . Inse at 3 u'elOi k
P M July -1st IJI'i and reupen at 10
in link A M August 2nd 1915
.IIIIIN . II. IIEIHiPN, s.-.retar...
Liv.- St.icl. Market.
Tlll'HSDAV. July s
ltecelpts nf beee were I. Ill head. In
cluding SS nits fnr Ihe market. There
was no irode of Importance In live .altle
The feeling was rated steady. Dressed
beef was In fair demand and tlrm at U'S
'IMS' fur 111 dtessed native- sides, a
little extr. beef euld at 15i.
Itei-elpts nf laln-s were 169 head, all
fur the in it ket I'rbes were firm un enn
tlnuetl light receipts Cuinmnn to prime
eals sold at 9iifl2 per ion lbs culls al
$7 501 v grassets and skim milk iitlves
mixed at i. 50 I'll) dressed veals were
llrm at l.'.tlISc, with a few selling at
ISSc, country dressed higher at US'I
16 c-
ltecelpts of sheep and lambs 2.747 head
Im 'tiding 5 tars for tlie- market Prices
were rated steady for bnih sheep and
lambs, and the pens were cleared Cmn
muil to gnnd sheep tewesl enhl at f t
f, 75 per loo lbs , wethers at 16 ss, enm
tunn to prime lambs at Is 50i n 40, a
few eoll!uKH at 50 Dressed 111 11 1 1 nil
Head) at '."ii lite . with best wethers sell
ing as high as Hi , dressed laiuhs In
moderate .li-ni.in I at lJmi7',c. a few
hop ilreesed al ISc
Itecelpls nf lings were .1,136 head. In
eluding half 11 1 ir fnr the market Prices
higher with sales nl S,si Is 35 r iou
llis,, light rough! sulci M ti.
the Shopping District
Board of llln-i-tors.
A. II.
M KLIN, Secretary.
till IDL.MIs, ,M INTKHKST.
tsarlngt Hanks.
1NCOK I'OKATKII IS37
THE
Brooklyn
Savings Bank
PIE RREPONT A CLINTON STS.
New Entrance 300 Fulton St.
INTEREST AT TIIK HATE OF
4 Per Cent. Per Annum
trllt lie credited to deoosllnrs .lulr I.
191.1 (pii)Hble on and after Jul.i -.'til, on
all sinnsi entitled tliereto. Deposit
made un nr before .lul Hull will draw
Interest frnm .lul 1st. : t t t t
(HUM LI. I. IIADIIKN. President.
LAI III -s l I IIIN. C.iiiipirnller
Alt! Ill II I . HAUL, ( ashler.
CIIAs. (. PI r VI It, Asst. Ciitnplriiller.
THE FRANKLIN
SAVINGS BANK
Comer 8th Avenue X- 42d St.
10?th ront-cutlv f tm-anntiM tllvlJenrt
h.i" t,-i Ut .tre-l at thv nto nf Thro .ncl
ttiic-h.i.f IVr 'Vnt jMr .itinuia on ait um
enltitel tlirto from t. to 1 3.000, pjyab.
on .inl .ftr J my 'j
Ifpnllf Hindi' nn nr heforr Itir Kith of
Jul ultl drau lntfrcr.1 frnm the Ut.
Amount tint' tjtnttnri. K73,RIfi.:t;!i U3
Miriilun, itiurKct tnliiro . . I,. I3.K1I.13
Win li C"iik in. rre-slileiit
11 W Nordill, .t .et.rciary
(i K H l . N A V I N ii II A .S K
in thi: t iT r m;u okk,
( or. -till Air, und I Itli Mm-1,
t w Vork. Jiint 7 l!S
Intriit ut th rat of I uiir (U prr
rntnni r Minimi w 1.1 be -r i
potsltort. lor th il inontli ntUni: lur.c
Jlrt, in, nn nil ii im tuti i. t1)irfio tin! r
th Ilv-.ini nni rf.Iin thr thouani1
t f 2.000 Pn1Urt .im! ulll bo pjab1 on
ami after Inlv 2tt
pipAiih m-vl un or bfnrs- .luiv 1 Ath,
131 i. will ilrnu lniir' frnm July lit. IMS.
Al.rHi:!- IIOKI l'reHJent.
A KOIMM.I' Treamrer
NEW HAVEN SUIT DISMISSED.
.Nn tirnnnil fnr l.-tlon fiiiind In
Hll-',(l(lll.lllMI rnsr,
IPiFTriS, ,Iul S - The Supivine f'niirt
dlnilllsed llle lOL'.llilll.OIMl Mill ti(,Mll!.
the Ness- I In von t-.-iilio.nl :iiul It? ill
leilnrs sslio seised lietvsee-i 1901 ft its)
KMili t . . -. 1 . i In an opinion vvliii-li h.i .il .
"The :i'l.'u:itloiiK of tile l.ill do not
Khnvv reiison.ililo itppllo.itiiui to the ill
revtnrt. tn Institute pro, ee Hups, to rr-i-ovor
tile losaen inferred to. imr f.t.tt
hIh'U-ihk that u. Ii applU-.ition n.uild
lliis.- lieen n.-les "
Tho null wax liriillKht liy tlie e-l.itn of
Olo Hull VniiKhaii of West l.eliainui. .M. ,
on liehnlf of iii.noniy stn.-kholdi rs to
lio! I tho .lit I't-tors peteotially li.ilne for
iilleBed illrir.il .tlld iuiivim' expi'iidlttne
of l.ii'Ke Minis of inline) in iiriiiit Ihk
hlemiiNlilpi.. .'.till hti.-et nnd edi-titu r:ul
rnadn for the New Haven
FISH SUCCEEDS STUDEBAKER.
Hi oiiuirii I linlrniiui uf ( nrp.irn
lion's) lloiiril,
l-'rrilerlck S. Kli.il vv,u elios.-ti eh.lr
lil.tti of tile lioitd nf dlrcotoit. of tlie
Sttideliakor ('oipor.ttinii j cslei day lo
NUm oil J M .Studeli.ikei-, rented ,
It. I-l cKliir-. w ho hail heen l c-preldent
lllld tli'.IMIIel', WUK elei ted ili'sdeil olid
IV l" II. inch w,u made lie inner, dtln-i
iilllc.-t s were I ei let-ted.
It In Maid t.iat Hit.- war nrderi. of
the i-ompany ii-n-heil thus fat- .iniount
to more than 12 i.nnn.iinii and thm iu,
coiiii.iiiy li.i.s ..Hoii.uim depoflts In
b.lllkl-.
FINANCIAL NOTES.
Ttis .lltiin Kpl,.sHi I'ninpint hns so.d
to John lirunliam t'n. wuit. W.ld
to. and Hiivtii. illne .it t' I i.niRiion :,
per eent cold notes, tn .. i u r I n s, rihrii.uj
I.'.. 1 0 1 rt
I'redirlik II. Tate mil N'nili.m Dm.
Mcllki It Ituve li.-en elfeleil nietnt, rs of if
New Vork sinu i:ih mi:
Ilsiijomln II 1 1 rv .i ti ,lr nl L,,j.in ,
Hryuti, his lieen eletted lo iiieiuiiersiiip in
Hit. Now -I--.k .
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington I-rcdlctioiis for
To-tiny ami To-morrow.
Tor eastern New Vork and southern New
Tngland, fair I11.1U. it n.t tn.niiirriiirl
miMlerate lemperutiirel fresli In sirens
"eslerly nlnds.
Knr northern Nen Kngland. clearing and
somewhat warmer '..-d.ij- tn.mnrrow
fair, fresh to strong westerly wind
Knr New Jersej, fair and moderate tem
perature to. day and tn-tnnrrnn moderate,
northwest wind, hecnmlng sanit.ie.
Knr western New York, fair in-. lay and
prolnlny tn morrow ruslng 1. nip-raiure,
moilerite viirlible winds
Saw YOIIK, Jul P - The etnrin which
was central our Nebraska nnd Iowa on
W'eilnesiliy mni.., easiward to a central
nier Uv,( Virginia rst.r,lay, causing
Ihun-lerHorms and general rains nier the
I seuthrrn lake reg'one, tlie Ohio Valley,
mmnie Atlantic states and N. w llnclsnd.
The rainfall wa hraiy at a number of
points In the ulib. Valley
Th pressure was tinnleritely high over
the north central nnd tlie Un f states t.nd
generally low elsewhere.
Showers occurred In lh Northwestern
States, but In the Si.uthwst generally fair
weather prevailed.
It was warmer In the Southern and the
Atlantl. States, except New lliigland, and
cooler In the north central htates and lake
regions
In this t.i id, ,iaJ. tt,, cloudy with
showers in the afternoon and evening!
little change In ti iup raiure , wind, light to
frtsli enutheast, aserage humidity, 5 per
cent , barometer, irr. rted to re id to le
Unel, at A, .., :;.sj. 3 1'. M., !9.S7,
The tcmperolure In this city jesterday, as
teconlcd by the orilclal tlicriuoiucter, Is ihown
In the antieietl table.
Inl5 lot 1 101.1 lot 4
OA.M . . m" 73' BP M . 'V 1''
13. M t'-'l' 7S' up . . m 73
3 P. M 7ll' 70 13 Mid . I!3' 70
lllgheat temperature, 73', at 1 . ,M,
Lowest temperature, (3', at (1.30 1'. M.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
JtlMATtlltK ALMANAC.
AMI I'M AM
Sun rlf...4 37. Sun sets....7..12, Moon rtOTi....l.61
111(111 WAT EH THIS DAY.
All1 AMI AM
-andyll'k..&.3lnor.I.I.. .B.ttn, Hell (lts 7,53
LOW WATKIl THIS DAY.
., AM' AMI All
Sandyll k 11 :s flov.lsl . i: 11 Hell nt....l,S5
Arrlsed-Tlll ltSDAY, July V
Ss Ouant.inamo, l.; A M , Proireso.
July 1
Ss Inoa. j A M llltelv-.l. June (7.
5s Llama K'-IO A M L'nnenh.iien, Junsi 2t.
"s Fair llavrn. i A M . Mars. dies. June 14.
Ss Innie. :,.3n A M M Mphirls, June .:
Ss Kins llledilvn. 1 ir. A M Havre June it.
Ss Itemier. l-t.l A M Alsltrs. June ts
Ss losnd. ., A M (5n tntati imo. June ;.'
Ss Creole, it & A M . New orle ins, June :J.
Si Zantora. s A M . 11 irrovv iti Fnrnesi,
Jutm 17
s.rnr,n,i. !.. A M . Ottisr.-i. June :7
Ss Alnilrante. a:.-:, p M KlniMnn. July 3
Ss Times, 1 p M . Havana Jnl S
S Sal.ine. i r. A M Mnldleslirniuli. June
Hark Cnlnnel de Vulchols. 3 A -M , Lntt.
don. Juiii. I
Ss nl fnil. Pnrt Arthur. M:i si
S flies i pea ke, ! -.1 A M . Il.lliniore. July 7.
OU1UOIMI srKAMSHtlM.
Sail lo-lay.
Mill
(.lose.
F Luekenhach. fsn
Franeisto
Jftftriou. Norfolk
Vessel,
Mall
I nn p M
iitp a
Sail Tn mnrro-c
Kspatne. Honleattx 12 on M
St Louis Liverpool . s an A
Stampaha. N.il'Ii s ... s i A
Yerotia. Naples
Klorttcl, New f nil ni I l.l in I. 7 .10 A
Ilavena, Has na x ii A
Kratices. S'to Pomttuo.. s 3i A
Coamo. Sou Ju.in s ju ,
Metapan. Port Linion ! an A
Saramats'a, JnmaK.i ... 9 30 A
Verdl. llahia. . .. to oo A
'Auisin, Cnsinhil 1 1 5.1 A
3 '! P M
i: i m
i:tvi i
II ti M
11 "1 A M
11 to A M
i:1 M
lino M
12 nn M
t: un M
1 3 P M
t . jt
; -si m
I- ii M
I nn p Jj
1 IM
J 1 p m
3 P M
3 00 M
4 i I' M
liavamnii. in Jttan
l'rnleus Nt-w Orleans
i.amp.isis. Tampa
I nine Jai'k in. lie
Hituiltnn. Norfolk
Kl Mundo, H ilsi stim
sanlia;o Hrunswiek
Ml Mnndiv July 1;
Atluiui P:rius
I.N COM! Ml HI i:MSKIIM
Itw Tt-tl iy.
Dlhcllo Mlil.Iip-lir-iph
Lutetian IIoupii
tune: II
June 2
June it
.tune l
June 3j
June ij
.June jj
.Juae ji
.June w
lulv I
JUIle J,
1 M)i)t i
lie di la Kfunlon
l.iitt: liown. . .
atMitu.t
Atf . .
llilia.lflphl.Hi ..
t'umof ti. . . ,
Sin Mar
hum) Uru
Panama
Tapujoz
Kl Ch - tilfnti?
Kl IMko .
jin Jatinto
. .I.t'l.ilon
..Maisolllrg . . ,
. . Durtu uutti ..
. I'llMh't . ,
. l.l'ltllull
..Lmifli'ii
..VUtom
J' U'Ml lilf
l'l n u'lt.i . . .
rr.iiul
N w Orle.m .
;ititto:i .. ,
ti.ilvminn . .
ti ilitori
.Ltt Utoiw tllc
-n .ninnh .. ..
July
July
July
July
JUIV
Amp thiv
City u( m
Ju!
July
Louii
! naltio I.nrrinn)
C.'il.'ibrt i Uiltialtrir
lf.-ili.mfmll . . . l-.iit r.iihut
Humor .ty M un- .
.'rhino . Hull
II K'lu-n-c U Hull . . .
Novailnn rmnhn .
TViim in .. . . Hin .l.timirn
Malum Tnhhlnl
Ap-i'-he . Ja kmvlllo .
Dur unl.v, ,Iul 11.
IVul I iwinixil
I'nti.iM 'H r.'inc . .. itthcittar .....
' Nortt AnifnUi
, Tho!" F.iscluinl ... Mord.iux
, Knttrr.l.irn .. . Aionmouth
I A rv l-ar i
July 1
June '.u
June :
June 2
.June 2H
June y,
.lulr 3
June 25
July .)
July 7
July 1
.June .VI
June .s
June )
July 3
June is
July S
t'ltj nfiaiinih n inn.ih ..,
lll.-.ioilni; Vessels II j Wlrelell,
s -s'.uia ruiltut. H.ll.oa was . a miles
nortliiMst oi t'nldii at s p , j.terdav
' .s .ui .lii-mto t.-ilve-tnti was .tn. miles
i south nf s-indj Hnolt .'it nnnn .vesterdny
I s (! til ft ti. i Port Arthur was .1 -i mile
' souili ot vmd.v Honk at noon vestir.li
ie. llrilhatit Port Arthur was .Al miles
nortliwe-t of lortiuis at noon vfst.rdij
ss I'd sol (. ilv. stoti wns ..1 miles north
wist nt Tnrluirii" at 1 I' 11 vesterdav
J ss Tupil i s...tttie wis isi nnl.s nnrth of
i Jupiter at nnnn jcterdav
S Ip-ielle .l;ii-lssnti die wis 11 miles nnrth
I of Jfo-ksnilv 'He bo nt T P M iesterdav
I - --'it-iinii I) indee w,. .e. nine .-ast nf
Anit.ros-- ' Inline t T " M v-slenli)
i s Kl Mhi li.itvesloti er.is-e I (I dvestnn
I liar it I M vesterd tv
s (.'nnius New Cl:-li n was i" miles nnrth
Iwist ut Toit'Wis .it : I 11 jesi.rday
S Cltv ot t l.n.lls - tv inn-ill wis 131
mile south ol Mmly Hook at nnnn vester
i 'In
Kl Ors-Ulellle r.nlvestnn w is LSI I null'
' south nl s.-Hn!v llnnk it Iinon 31-sterihy.
Ar..p nine J.11 .isinsuie w - si tnu-s
snnth ni Sandy llnnk at i 1' M .vesterdty
Artnv nnd Nnss Orders.
WASIIIN.i rt in. Inn -These irmy or.
tier. vvere lssaed t 1 P..
First I.lein I" It Teirelt Infantrs, r
lleved from Kemp-' Miliary S'hnnl,
It.i-onlile Mo
Flrsl Lieut II 1. Watson First r.tv.
ali-v. trout Veltow stone park to his refit
ment I. lent -i".d 11 M Morrow, from JutK
adv-o.-ate ut Hastern Itepartm mi- in JiiIks
advoiate I'hllipiiue ) pa." inetit
These navv orders were issusd
. ..,.lr t It ll,.l.ln n.,11, . A,.n.m.S
I nf the Atintpolls to N'av. Ilepar'nieiit
! I'oninii.iiilel A ' K-tvtnauh rr.,,11 re-
. rulHrts siatluii. Iloeton, t tiiiiinid tn
Ann .pells
Idem I) A Mellldt ff. from the Pidu.
.all to i'ortsnioiiili var.i
1,1. lit I I H.JIlk'l-lihlp fl'-lli rtt
st.itlnu. 111jltltl. t-i .11 ire 1-latil . .- I
llos.-ilients of Nil 1 11 1 l.-ssel.
V le'lllNilTuN .lulv s .
(Iri-rKl.. New Hampshire, '
Nel.t.iska an 1 r. pair ship I'r
arrived at Newport tenders .-l-ntoni.i
nnd sulun-trlne 1 i
md hi .'rlstnli il . Ie.
at IPihlon. desttn.vsr llel-l
l.lRhl. t.-imleiat Whis-nnis n T
pnw h.itiiu .1 .ar liner s H..
Aietltusa at . 'Ii iri. -t'-ii . ..-..ler
Tlt-ur.iu . unlit- -.1! i'. trei ,.t Ni
The deslr-i i-rs e'tew tr. P
l.reltle and I'eirv have s.il'ed
illeiin for Shu l-'iinitsi-i l-l't,
s.oirl and di.-i ri n i n ip
I .'I tin i ,1 ill-- r N . . i 1 1 i , i '
tor .-.in IHrii.i lr-( i v - I
l.tll.in. It. It I f
I li I-, n ' .1 Sew t , 1
fl will Sail lOeK . ! .- '. I ,i
Il!l't!hlp
's'llil. Hid
1 ' In r h u 1
!. . em t u
. 1 I r I
t Ft es. hi
at llo,., .11
up. II t u
1 uiksi h.
II. ..1 at
.1 . e , -1
. ,1 .1 'lies,
tt-oii sin
-ii p- M .
f 'I I . Ll I II
I I.I f I
11 n.
n - '"i-n