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. THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1915.
11
COTTON IS STEADY
IN HARROW MARKET
Spiling lli'.xl rifted by High
Toiiil'i'ni tares in t'nrts of
i::itern Holt.
UNO ISEAItTSU
If rl
tvas ln
Ire '
Ml Jfl ''
r-.-' '
.v - . ! moderately netlve yes
i t'..e extreme range of prices
!,'. Ill splto of the prevail
iveiMier thero wan a Heady
,i! d pilots made n small net
day.
cd I. glit showcru fell over por-
jf,M of the i-oiitluvM-t and central
Tt.i.tJ 1 ' is'hk some local selling, utii I
the r'"'. i -ut.ee of temperatures around
ion i im in t e Atlnntle States wns
eno!i '" f"ic some hesitancy on tho
fart of the bear party. The plant ,
tfcroui iul tl'o whole eastern belt Is!
full of s.ip 'id It la felt that deterlorn-
t on '-'ou'.d bo very rapid If a prolonged I
fei."d t dry, hot weather net In.
Tlie .-pcilal reortH to tho Journal of ,
Com nfc Iml.cate that deterioration
lias not been heavy during July In Alu- ,
Umi. Miss.Mippl ami Florida. Boll ,
weevils :iav been numerous ln Ala- i
lima and Mississippi, but are not doing
much d image Iltnprovement Is re-1
ported, and as a result farmera have ;
teen al'le to conibit successfully tho re.
suits of the h'.ivy rains earlier In the
irMith
Potit.ment throughout the market
roritlmtes bearish and while ring opera
tors admit the possibility of occasional
rallies thorn Is no general disposition
to look for anything but a sagging mar
ket The ur-ual stress Is laid upon tho
proximity of the new crop movement
which will begin In considerable volume
during tho next thirty days.
For the next few days the market Is
expected to continue Irregular, with the
trade marking time prior to the publlca- ,
tion of tho cotton crop condition report
next Monday.
Futures cloed steady.
n.,.n. tilth. T.nu. Cloi. Prev. I
ret. ins CIUSV.
ti.M !.(9fi9.10 l.Mffl.Ol
!'.3i f.r.ii 9.3:19.33
474T
Guaranty Service
XII
Far Eastern Business
We have adequate facilities for the handling
of commercial business with the Far East.
This service includes:
(a) Financing merchandise shipments
to and from far eastern points;
(b) Furnishing credit information on
foreign individuals and Grins;
(c) Affording access to comprehensive
knowledge of conditions, trade oppor
tunities, etc., as furnished by our over
sea correspondents.
We shall be glad to serve those having busi
ness with the Orient.
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
140 Broadway
Fifth Avenue Branch,
5th Aft. & 4M SI.
Capital and Surplus,
London Office,
33 Lombard SU E. C.
- $30,000,000
$3,500,000
The Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Railway Company
Dated July 1, 19U
FIRST MORTGAGE 5 PER CENT. BONDS, SERIES "B"
Due July 1,19U
Interest payable on January 1 and July I, in the City of Sew York
Bonds are in coupon form of the denomination of St,ooo and way be registered as to principal only. Coupon bonds exchangeable in the
principal amount of $:,ooo or of some multiple thereof for registered bonds without coupons. Coupons and registered bonds interchangeable.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK. TRUSTEE
Now outstanding, including the present issue, 9,000,000
To be issued, from time to time, for a face amount equal to the cost of double tracking
and for additional terminals, betterments, improvements, etc., under the terms
of the mortgage, .......... 11,000,000
Total authorized issue, $20,000,000
Anruat..
tviober.
Pei
Jantmy.
Mirch. .
Mar.
B.d.
Inc.
s e:
5 "J
9 13
t.M
9.35
eat.
9.1
.4'l
9.V)
,7-i
9.97
MM 9.4K19.I2
9 9.t:j9.: 9.mjs.?
9.90 9.9389.95 9.S939.90
I
NORWALK STEEL CO,
4H FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
DUE Jt'LV 1ST, lstfl
Intereat guaranteed by
CRUCIBLE STEEL COMPANY
by Indorsement on each coupon.
CRUCIBLK STEEL CO. ALSO HOLDS AN OPTION TO
PURCHASE THESE BONDS AT ANY TIME
BEFORE MATURITY AT 10.
WE OFFER $35,000
OF THESE BONDS
AT
fi?l.0
lO
FLAT
"pot cotton at New torn was o ihwhb
advance, at 5.10. Southern spot markets
were unchanged, with New Orleans 8.63,
Galvtstuti S '0. Savannah S.S0, Houston
t Aucmta 8 33 and Memphis S.S2.
Tib New Orients mnrVcet closed '
ready. Pr..'es were: I . ..
Open- HI ah- Low. Clos- Prev. U?,...,
. ... "5. '.V. . S? . ? ' October
January. 9..T9 9.31 9.77 .3ti9.M 9.Mcj9.:i
T'le Liverpool market opened easier.
There was fair demand In spot cotton.
.th middling unchanged at 5.13d.
Sales Konn bales. I'llces nt Liverpool
closed steady
j.ow. cios. rrev.
est inar. close.
S.0S i.M
i :-i i.a t.:
S.JiC, 1.3m 6.39'i
S44 5.I3S S.H1! I
Llxerpool were:
March. "9. TO. Ortoher. 9 11: January.
!.)). The market thrre N due to openj-
to-'ay to 1 points advance.
Ite.eipts nnd stocks were:
lie.
irlpts. jenr.
:i i.T9i
Jl
11
CARL H. PFORZHEIMER & CO.
25 Broad St. Phonas 4860-1-2-3-4 Broad Naw York
We summarize as follows from a letter of Fairfax Harrison, Esq., President of the Southern Raihcay Company,
copies of which tve shall be ylad to furnish upon request:
Th Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Railway ia operated by the Southern Railway Company under a perpetual leaae, under
which the Southern Railway Company agreea to pay intereat on The Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Railway Company debt aa
conatituted from time to time and dividenda of 9 per cent, on The Atlanta At Charlotte Air Line atoclu
The property of The Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Railway Company, upon which theae bonda are secured by a firat mort
gage, conatitutea that part of the Southern Railway main line extending from Charlotte, N. C, to Atlanta, Ga., a diatance of 263
milea.
The original conatruction of The Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line was completed in 1873. Dividenda at the rate of not leaa
than S por cent, annually have been paid on ita atock aince 1882. Its groaa corporate income available for chargea in 1915 waa
fl,891,000, ita intereat chargea $247,300, and ita other deductiona from income, largely hire of equipment, were $805,000. Ita
aurplua after preaent chargea (excluding dividenda) ia materially in exceaa of the maximum intereat on the entire authorized
mount of the mortgage, including the bonda not yet aold, without taking into account the increaaed traffic and increaaed income
incident to the proviaion of double-track and the economiea of operation resulting therefrom.
The proceeda of theae $3,500,000 bonda are to be uaed for doubletracking of and Improvements on part of the mileage cov
ered by theae bonda. The remainder of the bonda authorized are to be iaaued only to a face amount equal to the coat of completing
the double-tracking of The Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Railway, for additional terminala and to provide for bettermenta and
additiona to the property covered by the lien of the mortga'ge. Under the terma of The Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line mortgage pro.
viding for the double. tracking of the mileage of that Company, financial arrangementa are thua assured for the double-tracking of
the continuoua main line under the control of the Southern Railway Company for the entire diatance between Washington and
Atlanta, 649 milea.
SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE AND CHANGE IN PRICE, WE OFFER THE UNSOLD PORTION OF T E ABOVE
BONDS AT 100 AND ACCRUED INTEREST
Application will be made to list these bonds on the New York Stock Exchange
J. P. MORGAN & CO.
New York, July 18, tgts.
Temporary certificates will be delivered pending delivery of definitive bonds
BROWN BROTHERS & CO.
7.M
7 K
T.91
7.7
:.i.o
r.s;
;.5
Open. Hlih'
tnp est.
Jalr-Anr f. ' 5 ra
(Vt .No .... f .'1 5 ;Vi
Jan lh c 31 r. 37
Mar Apr CI-'.1,
11 A. M. bids to
epiember .. .M 9 M 9.J3 9.15
October 9.5) .M 9.M I.U
New York wheat pilces were:
Open- Hlth. Low.
Hit". est. est.
September
THE COFFEE MARKET.
t5
9.U
THE SUGAR MARKET.
i
(5ttreton.
,V Orlems.
Mmnmh
Tharlfiton...
Norlnlk
WiWilnaton..
.MOMIn. .
14
StncUn.
irr
r..u
71.7)5
I3.S1I
I.M
yesr.
4i.7:
H.e-n
I'uturrs Minile On mi Transactions
if 111. .MMI Dnsta. -
The coffee futures market was barely
stmidy yesterday, with prices at the close j
Itaar Dull and Kasler Helloed
Unrhanared -Kntarra Mare Act lie.
Clos-1 1,le ra,v sugar market continued dull
ma. 'and easier yesterday and holders eon
US' tlnued to lower their asking prices In
Inn effort to find a level at which thev
could dispose of their sugars. Offerlm?"
of spot at prices as low as 3 11-16, cost
and freight, equal to a duty paid basis of
4.71 cents, however, failed to bring re
finers Into the market. Spot price. were
nominally unchanued at cents for
Cubas and 4. S3 cents for Porto Itlcos.
ine renned market was nulat. with
THE BOSTON MARKET.
Uostos". July 27. There was nn
raider tone to the mining shares market,
but transactions were In small volume.
Declines wi rc confined t fractions.
New Haven was the feature of the rail
road lift, helling from 58 to 60 "j. Massa
chusetts Gas and United Fruit were
fractionally lower.
Summary :
Oi'en- llltrlt- Low- cio.
Itu et eat atiar
9 to 11 nolnts off on transactions of , conditions generally unchantted. All In
1,5"0 Kirs. The selling was not very ' teJf1 continued to accept new business
nggreve. hut there was not enough l.UTe1 There' TJl'rtVnA
demand to hold prices, up. The cables . folr wlthrtwl.
s'.owcd a decline In exchange at Urazll. The u.r futurM maru., ' V Vh. rw-
ii..:
im .There was a omewha 'r tendency f Exc.,. .hovTmS kVrl Vncse
:" XWyJy "?Jlv'y ?.trd.y. sales for the day
5 0- im ,.- .v-. luiauing Itf.iwU ion
Z.Vri w "iiunuy easier.
Interior stocks and receipts were:
He- I.mt
relpl". year.
4M
10
174
Tfo-iston..
Meriphla
4 ill lt
ft Louts.
s-t
EatlmatM port
receipts to-iliy.
OslVMton J.0uO lo J.K'l
Or;n... COO to SM
Kxports yesterday, 4,510 bales.
tti.i far this season, S.:!7.Ufi
ttainst D,0:'S,:21 bales Inet year,
flocks.
SI.9M
S1.SM
ea.rtis
i.r!
i.t
rek.
:.J1
1,K)
17.117
II J
is.ri
Last
er.
47
402
Total
bales.
ltlah-et.
THE GRAIN MARKETS,
Troii Xevra Advniiri-s Wlicnt Trlcea
other Mnrkvln rlnn- I'lrin.
Home unfavorable crop advices sus
H'.r.e th wheat list durliiK yesterday's
e",n. although the mirket was not
il'a et f-om i-everal ethncks. Th. rains
i' n uk .Nibraska and lown led to com- .
tlins '.f w.;-,it sproutlpg In shock.
There wiwo also rust reports from Kouth
1'ik'ta and Minnesota, which varied In
tenor
Qu e a little attention was nttracted (
o a prediction of tho private for- !
tif.r Koster. calllnff for a frost In the
rort'.ttest before August but few
' th fade were dlsposecl to treat,
Ms p s bihty seriously. At the same I
'we ,t in lf-allaed that the built of the,)
' ' rg wheat ciop Is still from ten to
diva outside of maturity, so that .
ie at'Ts arc sensitive to the hints
!. t-i mration
nulrfss yrfterday was estl-
7 .ir (nut Jim, eis m u.l posl
T'ie Hnglish market wan really
' ! Mlerlwl. U.tll -UHh our
fir r. r.'.-t i.i.teil n n ponnterbal-
wil ""'f ' tor- An otllrlal estimate from
m ' (! the Hus-slan wheat crop
' f of cor.dltlors ln war In
" ' i. ih a" V lard) at 4H3.000.OUO
s .n irTeaso of 59 3 per cent.
f - Mi,iii product. on of a ear ago.
Corn Yu r sized fractional udvanc-s
e:e n-e i rnterday. There w.m cover-
altered short Intereat paseci
ii-.--.co of ralna In Nebraska
i ,.i t predictions of further
r v rtually all of the corn belt.
et shiwftd u ftrin tone. The
lv t indlcate-1 that farmeis
-il.ng freely and that a ready
: r oo: n was curtent. No
"ffer '-.ks of Importance were
a li hough It Is ald that tho
e Ijien discontinued tempo-
the largest local buyers
ine tnnruet u-na
I easier tit the Rinrt itmip iinnia-inn w...
I Hrazlllan markets were featurele... I rumor8 of al,, t0 Canda brnui:h:
I,,t .lilo .s ami m m in were uncnanueii tuylng support and prices rallied.
ye-ir. at tS'.iio and alio1). kio ana .lnos. 1'rlces were:
receipts for two days totauwi i.i.wmi
bacs. Sao raiilo n.nl it.ogo and jun-
dlahv Ti.oOO. The rate of Rio exchange July.
op London was loweled to 12 I9-3-.'d,
Prices were:
ITv.
close.
6. I'll
C 19
6 71
1 7i
79
. JS
6 55
91
C t?
7. (14
7.0
High- Low. Clos
est, eat. Ing
luly .S0
A Ulru t .... 4,70
September... 0.70 4 4 4.17
October 4.S4
November .... f '".4
lietember. . . 6.77 4.70 4 4.
January ... 4 73
t'ebruury . 79
Marrh 8. 90 5 4 15
April 4 9
May 4 M .9 4 94
June 4 99
AUtTIIKt
I September . .
October
November. . .
1 December. . .
Jnnuary
February. . . .
March
April
Miy
I June
3 SO
3 55
3 0
3.5U
3.40
.1.06
3.(14
3.04
J0
Low
est. 345
3 4a
3 .14
3. SO
3.3S
3.05
3.01
3.04
i'.ii
Clee-Ins-3
49
3.4
3 51
3 59
3..M
3.39
3.0i
3.0ll
3 04
3.73
Prev.
I'lna -.
3. SO
3 50
3 51
3 0
3 ".0
3.3!
3.01
I 03
3 04
3.11
3.15
t tt
.THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
PititAPELrHU, July 27. Baldwin Lo
cor tlve continued Its recent advance,
selling up to S3, closing S4'i. I'ciiiisyl
vnnlu Steel preferred waa unite, rnmr.
AS1NH CO.. INC Julae'1"K.frn'" .s 1 '" V' rIo'lni? Ilt against
anted an exten.lon of ten 1 yesterday h tlnnl dle of S4. Tlu- gen-
er.ii 1 1 -'i w.ih nrm anil sains with re.
PIIOSPKCT LK
Mnver has srante
ilass for the Prospect Lenlnr Co., Inc.,
wblch opernttd the Hotel fit. Andrew
at DroRilway, corner of Seventy-eeeond
treet, -o answer the bankruptcy re
ililon filed umlnt It on July 1. The
cmpany Is plsnnlna to reach an arijuit
ment with rredltore loeklnr to the dl
mljjal of the petlllon and will requlra
some lime In de It. The comnjny hu a
lease of ih hntet tor fourteen years, and
all the fiimlfthlnrs and nxturei vitlued '
at ISO, 000 are oledrad as ecurlty fori
the le.i,e Prior tn the bank"rupiey
proceedings the landlord brouctit a sum-
tvie ",
i"
f r
P !
' ons
"S f
fn ,k,e r,
an J l
we-
ath
fte f ,
cerr1 1
Ave- ,
I't -A
r
lie
e
4rl.
mry preceding to dl'posseps the com-i
p.iny. but the receiver obtained an or
der rentralnlntr the landlord Should an
order of adjudication be entered the
leaae would terminate and tha furnieh
Inn would be lot to the creditors as an
asnrt. The company therefor applied
to the court for an order to eatend tha
time to answer.
Bankruptcy Petitions.
JACOn RTErtLINil A petition In bank
ruptcy baa been Mled acalnat Jacob
Sterling-, dealer In men's furnlshlnt
-rn la nt 1 1 T rinmnn rnd. hv Ih.i,
creditors- J Hlnshelmer & Sons, 1104;'
Harold W MaiManus, 1103; OtcarJ
Mlrantz. liiOl, and Samuel 1'rledtnan, I
IPO,
.M1SHK1N A.- OROSSMAN. A petition In
bankruptcy has been tiled acalnat
Miahkln A- (Iroseman. manufacturera of
cloaks and suits at 14$ Went Twenty
fifth streu. by these creditors: H. II)'
man Company, 1547, 1. I'lnkelsteln A
Sons, 112;. und S Naltove A Co., IK.
They made an assignment on Monday.
I.l.lblll'lra are 11.000 und assets 11,500.
UI'tiGNlA KAI'O of 71 'i .Mulberry street
has tiled a petition In bankruptcy, with
liabilities :,!4S and nn assets The
debts were contracted aa a partner In
the Atlantic Fish .Market at 317 Klfhth
avenue.
Schedules tiled.
e market for the present. TIDBWATKn STANDARD COMPA-Vv of
w the corn crop tnro gu , atl for tho , Coluinbu. celebration la,
,i, lost about two points) j.,Hri mtJ ,Chedules showing lla-
Dllllire miiu alien ..,Vw., wuil-
slstlna of platform truck 11,000 and
cash In bank There are only four
creditors, the largest of which are tha
Tidewater llulldlng Company 12.1.751
und the Acme Itoud Machinery Coin,
pany tl 301
J. TANENI1LATT X CO, manufacturers
of umbrella bundles at 411 Kast Eighth
etrnt. have (lied schedulis showing lia
bilities 17,651 and assets 13,331, con
sisting of accounts 12,513 and cash real
ized from sail nf machinery 1750.
HEHSON At OAHliO.V. dealers In tailors'
trlmmlnr at 44S Third avenue, have
lllrd schedule, showing liabilities 15,745
and assets li.OCti. consisting of atock
l:000, accounts S4 and cash 13.
cornea in the more net vo Ihsuom. ttnnd
were only moderately dealt In at recent
quotations. The summary!
.... Open- Hlah- Low. Clos
sales lnr, ..i inr
nut's i H
naldwln Loco ... M14 tz
10 llaldwln Loc pf. 103 1"J
oo Pethlehem Steel 2X tvi
11 Cambria Iron 4lTa 41'i
ll Cimhna Sieel r,j a
M Colorado Kuel .. 3i, 3iV
210 Crucible 8lrel M',
40 Elec Str Oattery M'i IV,
? Kne vrt of sis is
3!7 Ins Co N A .... Z!
Keietono w Case. 7.1
-t of the month, but the next
' re;ioit may allow a yiem
",'") liiishula In excess of
r' a month ago, due to the
ra.o.ng of tin, par yield per
S'O Lake Superior .. M
143 I-ehih Nav . .. TJi..
Ki L V Transit U',
w i. iransit pi .jVs
2 Norrlsiown Ry .
4"3 l'enna K It. ..
27 Peuna Salt Mfr . ts
724 Penna Steel pf... SCV
M I'hII.i Co ... si?
2o Phila Elei-tnc . 21V,
M Phlla B Tran -t f a i'i
67 Phlla Traetion 72
1") Itep Iron A Steel 37',
I" Southern Itv 13iZ
876 Tononah Delmnnt. 3 9-l JC
lla Tonopah Mlulna. (9-16 5!H
lou tinlnu Traction 32V 22ii
2" i mien (,is imp s.T,
. t' S Steel 1.41,
I W Jer 4 Seashore 41
1 iVestni'land Coal M
35 V Cramp 4 Sons (7
BONDS.
I100OA Am (las s El 5s .
wo Am lias a ei (a .
7SV,
UN
SI,
131 151
.53 5.1 f34
sa
34
3414
23I
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11H
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76
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11',
29i
ur,
240
41'i
611,
tt,
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134 134
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67
Sales.
75 Adventure
210 Alaska 3., 3J'
715 Alioniah :'
TC Allouez 52 52
5J Amairimaied 7c'i '.
3570 Am Zinc 55l Ml,
4) Anaconda .. .. k? 7
6 Kittle A Supe lor 'St, iji
: Calumet Ac Aris. 3i, 3V
17 Calumet A llrcla 551 tf 1
2 Chlno it's US
IJ.1 Cooper ftsnie ... (4a M",
230 East Dutte .. . K", l.'S
75 Kranklln , 9
Si liranby . . . . si S3
4?) lireene Cananea n ia
IM llanenck lsl l1,
10 Indiana l' I1.
6'. Island Creek 14 49
::- t;e koji . . :c, .t
en Kerr Lake I M6 4i,
N Keweenaw 2 2
2 Lake 11
S La Salle tS
265 Maes Cons. . . lit,
221 Miami .V,
2S Mlchirau . . ."i
75 Mohawk .. 7'
so Nevadi Cons . IS',
410 Sew Arcadian.... p)
20 Ntplxlllf 6',
75 North Untie .. 29V,
S3 North Luke li,
11 Old Colony .... Ha
23 01 1 Dominion .. t:
3j OaceoU 73
lfS Pond Creek If.
yo flay Consolidated .2
120 'anta Ke :H
164 Shannon 1h
105 Shattuck 24
20 St Mary's . . . in,
55 South Lake 7,
(25 Sup & Boston . I
75 Superior Copper 74
425 Tamarack .
1.5 Tnnlly .... 4
f-30 Tuolumno 50
101 I'nion Con Land t
SS V S Snislt. . . lit,
177 V S Smelt pf. t'a
6W t'tah Apex ... 34,
115 ftah Com .. .. I.',
1S" Hah Clipper 6H,
Pi Victoria ... 2Vj
650 Wyandotte ... 70
HAILHO ADS
2.". Boston A Albany i:i
!00 Boston Elevated
2S Boston A- Maine.. 20
1 Pii unhurt- p 4
10 -Mass Electric pf.. 31
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.
CitliMoo. July 17. Chicago Pneu
matic Tool w.is again the leading fea
ture, tho stock ndvnncliig to ''. new
high level. Stewnrt-Wiirner was a lit
tle easier, while price In other direc
tions showed very little change, llund
market dull nnd uucliuiiBctl. The sum
mary :
Open- Hl.-h- Low. Clos
Sale, nil. el est In;
.!( t hi Pltt-ll Tool., f?
U Chlcajo Ky No 1 79
20 Chlcaro Ky No 2 l'a
M Com Kdisnn . IV.
15.) Hart S A M pf 1
2- I 111 not Brick... 61
to P.kiPi C.as .. 114
26". 'ears.Jtoebtii k ..14.
tv. stew ,rt Warner . 6.T,
P Swltt A Cn 114
47 Pnlnn Carbide 147
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n Am Am- Chem pf 91
l Amoakear .. 64
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211 Am Sujar . . ion,
211 Am Tel A Tel . l.'lS
115 Am Woolen pf . . SI
tW A O A W I.... 10
45 A C, A W I pf .- 2Sl(
M Ki'i Boston Land
51 Kdlaon 2.14
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12 N E Telephone . pn
If. Keer-n Buttonhole 16S
M Swllt A Co US',
261 I'nited Krult . . lf
lJ fn Shoe Maeh... S'i'i
16 Unl Shoe Mach Pf 29
1491 1J S Steel ... . ra
10 Westcrii Union . 60
BONDS.
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4.-00 Am T A T c 4',s 101
10W Hurl Mo Ext s . loie;
lW Mass Has 4',s 94
2000 Pond Creek s.,.. hi
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.
nt'TTKIt Heavv arrivals somewhat
veakened the market yesterday, as trad
ing was .'ir fair T'ie uhsence of ro.d
storage room checks sne. mating, Out
el Je of top grades, whlih are steadv, the
balance of the list was easv Itenovated
unchanged. I.mlles slow Packing stock
steady. Prices Creatnerv. extrae. 32
si-or. 25i,c , hither srortni: S.'iS.'je,
flrsts, 5 to 91 score, 241, ; 26c . Plate,
dslrv tubs, nnest. 26c . good to prime.
JljniSc, common to talr. 20tf.'3i,c
renoiated, extras. 21', 4i2lc . first. 12', f
jlc . lower grades. 20tl2ic. Imitation
.-reamerv. firsts J223.- . ladles, current
make, firsts. 21U2ti,c. seconds, 19t,tf
20c . lower grades. lSsilsc . parking atomic,
June make, line. 20.0ijc. No .', 190
194c. Iuwr grades, 17'J USc.
Ctllins'K In order to stlnnilste con
sumption lower prices were named ester
day, as speculators opet ite to some ex
tent Most operators are proceeding con
servatives Fklms du'1 Prices- Stst.
whole ml k fresh, twins, white and rou
ered special. 13II14' . aierag-. fancy.
13i,c Htnla, iktma. treah special, 11 V
114c. skims, fresh, choice, lOOlO'ar.,
fair to good. 7 4 l 9 'it.
UOflf With receipts of 33.64 raaes yes.
terdsv the markei was weak Pine egs
exceedingly car and fulr.v e m. but
ordinary and lower grades iiraet sale
Dirties and checks easier. Pan')' nearbj
tlrm Stock mostly t""r Prices' Iresh
gathered. eixtrss 214ti25.- extras,
nrsts, 2l12ic . firsts, 1911204c. sec
onds.. 17 IIS 4c . No. 1, dlrtl. He .
hennery, whites, fine to fancy. 24r2Jc .
hennery, browns, 2tj24r; mixed colors
14l23e
I.1VK roi'LTHV Free builng re
sulted In a strong market on fowls with
Indications of higher prices No quo
tations were made on freight receipts,
Express offerings moderate. Hrollere In
free supply, but flr demand. Itevelpts
vesterday thirty cars. Prices Kp -
Jowls. lt'iT17c. broilers. 2102'c. dueka
Long Island arrlng, I'Hr , old. 14',c .
guineas. .10c , pigeons, 25c
UKESHlin POULTRY Kresh killed
fowls scarce and nrm for large eliee
rimall drag, old roustere Arm Drollera
unchangeii Neirby ducks In accumula
tion with the surplus being stored. Large
ronsters nrm Powis rather quiet
Turkeys dull. Texas tonis costing 20c
ure treeh offer..! at 17c Prices
Presh fowl-, Western, boxes. 60 !b
und oier. 171,c . Western, scalded, large,
10, ; lirollere. H3fi2c. . turkeys, 16c old
roosters. 12124c. suuaba. prime, whlte
lu lbs. to dozen. 13 30. 9 lbs., IS. t lbs.
I2.5U. Turkeys, fresh hens and terns, li..
frozen Turk)s, dry Picked, .selected,
21c. We,tem. 20c. Texas. 17tM74c
Broilers, milk fed, 16 to 24 lbs 22'23c
mm fed, 11 to 21 b , Jlc Chickens, 1.'
to box, milk fed. 41 to 47 lbs.. Slc.i 4
lbs. and oer. 21 ! 22c . corn fed, 43 to 17
lbs., 19c , 41 lbs and over, 20c Vow's
12 to box, 60 lbs and over to dozen. I7ic ,
3d to 36 lbs., 13c Did roosters. 12'ul!',c
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Ghicago.Burlington&Quincy
Railroad Company
Denver Extension Four Per Cent. Bonds
Due February 1, 1922.
NOTICE IS lir-RERY OIVKN THAT In
purauance of th- Trust Agreement dated
December 1. MM by and betseen the Chi
cago. Pur.lnf.on A Qutno Railroad Com
pany nd The New llngland Trust Com
pany, the following Demer Kxtenelon 1'uur
Per ( int. llonils ilur l eliruar I, 1022, nf
suld luilnaail Company, lisued under said
trust agreement, hae been drawn for pa
nent, vis :
One hundred and eighteen (IIS) bonds fer
SI ,(HMI each, numbers
14 163 1670 2644 3771 JH 6210 4411
1052
1055
1671 2919 3791 6271
1619 2921 3S10 (329
C244 -103
6213 6174
147 1099 1T40 3074 3912 3! 4319 6S36
I 111. 11H5 1424 3141 3922 t42 s.345 7032
' 212 123) 2013 3334 3944 5 441 6412 7016
23 1292 2111 3245 4079 5467
29 1411 2119 3353 4149 54s:
6424 713S
6451 7297
sfv t
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day nnd To-morrow.
1'or eastern New York, New .terse, New
England ami eastern Pemutjlianla, partly
rlnudy to-day cloudy to-morrow, probably
loral slinwersi not much change In tem
perature) light larlalile winds.
Por western New York, partly cloudy,
with probably local showers to-day and
to-morrow j not much change In tempera
ture, light variable winds.
NEW YORK. July 2!. Tha pressure
was high yesterday over all aectlons e.ist
of the Itorky Mountains from a principal
centre oier the take regions, and nnly
relatively low over Iowa and southern
Minnesota
Presiure continued low over tha pla
lean and Pacific aeclloua,
Fnnienhat lower temperatures prevailed
tn the lake regions and parts of the mid
dle Atlantic ftates. and It was warmer
In the Northwest, but moat rhantea In
temperature neie local.
Hhowers occurred at scattered points In
the middle Atlantic and New England
States and westward Into the north cen
tral Ptttes.
In this city the day was fair and
warmer, wind, light, generally nnrlhweati
aierage humidity, tJ per cent., bjrometer,
corrected to read tn sea leel. at I A II,
10. 09; 3 P M . 30 09
The temperature in this car yesterday, aa
recorded by the official thermometer, U
shown In t lie annexed table!
1913 1911 191.1
HA. M... , ;i so f. p M. . . 79
13 M 77- ; i P M. . . 74
3 P M. 73' 74 1 12 Mid . . 72
lllithest temperature. M at 4 P. M.
Lowest tejiperatuie, 62. at 4 A. M
1914
so
EUROPEAN MAILS.
The While Star liner Arabic, sailing to
day for Liverpool. w, take null, closing
at 4 30 A it , for Europe, except Germany,
Anuria, llunaari, Luxemburg, Turkey,
the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzer
land and Greece, when specially addressed
only.
The Transatlantic, ttallsna liner Banta
Allghlerl. silling to-day for Naples, will
take malt, closing at 11 30 A. M.. for
ltu.y, Uulgarla, lliimanla, Serbia, Switzer
land and Greece, when specially addressed.
The Scandinavian-American liner Oicar
II.. sailing to-morrow for Chrlatlansand.
will take mall, closing at 10 A M., for
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany.
Austria, Hungary, Luxemburg and Turkey.
The Atnsrlcan liner Philadelphia, sail
ing Saturday for Liverpool, will take mall,
closing at 1:30 A M. for Europe lexcept
Cermany, Austr.a, Hungary. Luxemburg,
Turkey, the Nt her.and Norwaj, Sweden
and Denmark), Africa. Wen Asia and tha
Last Indies
The Italian liner America, sailing Satur
day fur Naples, will take specially ad
dresstd mail, closing at s 30 p M., fur
Italv, ritilirarla. ft. rbli. Rumania. Switzer
land and Greece,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Women and
Their Property
In iltuations where married
women desire ta establish
Trusts of their individual
resources it is one of the ser
vices of this company to act
as Trustee and to Manage
real and personal property as
agent.
Over 34 years' training in this
and similar services has given
ample experience and equip
ment to handle this kind of
business efficiently.
Booty! "tit Strtlte to You"
tint upon nqutst.
Metropolitan
Trust Company
George C. Van Tuyl Js,,
PresMent
49 Wull Street
364 14U ::0S 34Si 4:11 :i3 641 59 7312
1447 1310 3SU 4231 4:: 4S
1410 3411 3Hli 4311 t.'4 H2'
;i:o
7641
"14 .
770 '
7101 I
!!.1 14TJ 31M 309 4413 LJ12 H1
tOt HS: :S51 3111 4714 13S "SI
111 1313 :30 3749 4714 13l C'iOO
140 1SS7 K33 37(1 Mil till
And twents.se sen (11) bonds for 1100 eaah,
numbers
01 0373 0147 0111 017! OUT! 01555 017I ,
013 04U 0(01 O'SS ('ill 01311 OHM OliOS ,
O.H 0167 010 Call 01101 0tal6 0173) 01147 .
oiei 054a oe:t 1
1
1 The hep Is hearing tha above numbers
IU be purchased at par by th- payment
of the principal sum thereof, on presenta
tion an 1 di-iivtry of the same to the under
signed trustee, at Its ofllre. 13S Devonshire
, Strre', after the llrst day nf August, 181,1.
I from which date Interest on said bonds will
cease In conformity with the terms of the
trust agreement
The New England Trust Company 1
TRlTKK. I
rty JAMES K HOOPKIt. President,
Iloston Mass, July :0, 1315.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY
Acts as ,-4siw Accepts
Executor ?(2ffSi DePsi-3
Trustee JjJiWIflT and Par9
Custodian fRa Interest
Acent -" on them
MINIATL'HP. ALMANAC.
AM PM PM
Sim rises I 40 Sun sets .7 Hi Moon rises..! m
llltllt WATKll THIS DAY.
Atl AMI AM
Sandy 11 k , Oo tiov ls .1 31lell Oate. .It. II
l.t)V WAT Kit THIS DAY.
, AM AM AM
Pamir H k .5 Ss tiov 1st. .1 41 11.11 tlate...5 31
Arrived T I LSD AY. July :7.
Car.'iallua I 11 p ! . Liverpool. Juty 17.
Lompoc. 1.3.) A M . London. July I
vaubaii. noon, London Julv li.
Idaho. 1 4i A M Hull. July It.
Libera 10 P ! Monday ilenoa. Julv 1
Tornuell, i ri A t . iiisea. July 10
Huhland Prln'T. 3 3o A !.. London.
5
Frankly. l. A M . n.ircelon.i. July 9
haritota 11 p A M llnvnu, July U.
Bijimfi, 'S. A M . Pro.reso, July JO.
v.ii iet. ii to v .M Tutadar, San Jttan.
Laniimsas. Mobile. Julr M.
la-nnpe. Jacksoiivllle. July 74
Hnndtir.is. Pensirnl-i July ?fi
fherokee Heoi-etovv n S 0, July 21.
ii im 'inp .nrinjK. JU1V ,s
S- Itufloril Hall. Dnsion July :
ARniYi:n riioM st.w youk
s t'tutcri Mates, from Chri-ii Jinan I
r-s .inlandia at M.ni'-hester
SAILED VOU NEW YOItK
Ss tnici d'Aosta. from Genoa
s Tanmtnn. from Pilermo
Ss Almlrante, (rum .inta Malta
Ss Ilavimun from Ssm Juan
?s Sirphanu from Halifax
Pas'. ire- from Hocis del Toro
OUTOOI.VO PTKAMSIIlrs.
Sail To day.
Malls
Arable, r.lre-pn-vl
fit
!
a
ps
a
July
As
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s
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I 30 P M
II 30 A M
Franklin TruJl Cothpany
X .Vui Jar! Ofitit 4 Wall Street
T B'ttUj 1 1 66 Montajut Street
ft Ofiteii stQ Fulton Street
tt--X--V-V' 1's-sJe?waVVA.J
During August!
MldftutiimtT itiirmi lntrrrunt work.
blow pnpt-T nvny -lani i.onr4 frrp
tlsht tslmtttm: or h)'I'j- .ualit r.itn
IVPM-nt thp iinnn)-.inrt-fc lth
Van Zile Air Deflectors
I resh air contlniinuIj atitotnitlcall)
Asa data
VAX 711.1'. VLM'tl.tTINC f'OHP.
30 Cortlundt St Plione H.1N7 I'ortlandt.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.
me wtather compliilnt." from
Bi.i und Northwest. In nd
c 'tl ien-e of the htrength
ir.."i. hetd o.ita lit higher
t..- Iny Shoith and raah
' fnr the heilce selling;. The
' Hiimuliitoil more nr lenH
InqulrlrH for new out
. e here, hut no iniportunt
s t' i.ed.
- -The market hnd another
liiw. Inn thorn mi sharp
in l it" dcalinK. After the)
- l li'iulil.itlon ahnrtH nnd
the ImyttiK bide, due to the
hi. i n und I" tho reduced hoi;
Js...
Is. .
iir.'-u Mull I.nu Clin- Prer.
' . 1st. I at. Ills'. Close,
' 1H P")la l"'i l'l's
1' 4 lpll, 10al, nou lOKIa
-. , 71", 71 71 74H
' , UPa CIV CI -a
J", 371, 3M 37H
v '!' 3H 33' Xlt
11 'A 13.15 in 60 13.35
is ii:, 13. i-J 13. OS 13.51
Itci elver Appointed.
JA.MI7S n MARTIN Hsrry Zalkln
haa
peen appoiimu iri-risri wr tiain.a jj. .
Martin, furniture dealer at 1417 Klghth '
avenue, bond 1500, by Judge Mayer. The
rei-elter w lien he Inveatlga Ira may IIP-
ply to continue thn business If he Is so
advised. I.luUlltl'-s are 13,000 and aa
sats 17,000.
Asslinmrnts Muile.
K aKOItOIl KCHHUrt, dealer In shirt
waists at 1560 IJroadnay, has made an
ns.lgnmcnt to Moses II Itollisti-lu.
IXATKIN A WALD. Samuel Dlatkln und
Louis Wnld, comprising the firm of
Dlatkln A- Weld deters In painters'
supplies at 14S3 Amsterdam avenue,
have made an assignment tn Monte
i sn"o?U' WHEDK of 1010 Boston road.
II ronieciioner. mi niaue an iiaiiiu.iiv
to Henry Wacker.
PlTTBBL'no, July 27, Columbia Gas
and I'lectrlc and Crucible Steel were the
leaders of the local ftock market, the
former gaining Vi point und Crucible
(ellltiaT from 19 to 51, Westlnf houe Air
Uruke continued firm. Little change In
pricea was noted elsewhere. The huiii
mii ry :
Open- Illrh- Low. Clos-
Sales. His. est. eat im
6S0 Cnlunltila O 4 E. K'la
7M Crtlcihle Steel 4't
170 Crucible Steel pf til'i
U Elk County ias It3't
40 Harbison Walker. 5Slf
17 Ohio Furl O'l ... K"a
10 Ohio Fuel Suivoly 40
M Puts Plate Olase.UH
jji puts coal
10 lilts Jlruw 3U
155 Pure Oil 14i,
IW-i San Toy 1
13 tin Switch & Sli-ioi'i
PIT, West F.Iec. . 53'i
THE BOSTON CURB MARKET.
nosTOrr, July 27,
uurb bid and asked
i:i
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m
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114
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3Jl West Klec rts.. . 'a 4 4
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
IIX DIVIDKND,
Company and Term
Darnhart llrnlliera
fplndler. o.uiirterly .
BamhMrt Hrothers
Mniriitler. nuarterly
Kagla and 'Blue Bell Mining
Harrison Brotners. rjuarteriy
a n d
I
and
Amt.
ir
Alvaradn
Pay Mat Gas
Dint ham
Beitole .
Butte & I-ondon
Iloston tl)'
Chief Cons
Cons Copper
Crown Iteserve
Calaveras
Cons Arlt
Corter.
Champion Copper
Calif Corbln
Davis Daly .. . .....
Kaaie A- n u. ex dlv. .
Flrsi National Copoer.
liolrillrld Coils
Houjhton
Iron Illostom
La IMsf .
MrKinley Darrath
Mines of America
Mai sat lo ... ,
MeMi'iu Mrtals
Nevada Houslas
New Halite
New Cornelia
Ohio Copper
Old Dominion rets
Oneco
Kilter Hejsman
Haven Copper
Southwest Miami
Stewart Mininjr
Tonopah Mtnlnr
lllah Mrtals
United Yerd Biten
Ycutura
Yukon tiold.
-The clnslnp Boston
quotations :
fl.ri. Asked.
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to
i 4
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4
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I Colorado and Southern Lineal
1913 Cbanfes
'Third ueekJuly 1144, !0 Dec 110 o?4
From Julv 1 .. 714. 64K Dec. H.517
I lirand Trunk System. ......
i Third week July lsS0.il, Dee 1.;7
From July 1 ".90 105 Dec 170,
1 Havana Klectrlu Hallway, Lllht and
I Power:
! Week July 55.. 150.013 Deo
1 From Jan 1 1.54-5.531 Dec
, Minneapolis and Ht Louis
'Third vvesk July . i:0,7sl Inc
From July 1 .. osi.sjj inc
Kin Grande Soulhern'
Third week July 1.J0 Inc
From July I 30.677 Inc.
Texas and Pacific;
Third week July., I3'j:,0t3 Dec.
From July 1. .. V5S,44 Dec
.lOt'THLHN ItAlLWA Y
The Southern Hallwaj Cumpany reports
for June! 1915 L'hanaes
Oper revenue . ll,743,D5'J Dec. Jt.83
Uper. expenses 3,360.190 Dec, im,(S0
17,490
15.14:
17,150
3.7SO
1115
1,443
14,lia
11,144
Net revenue, fl.373,C9 Inc. 1375,410
Oper. Income 1.1 3D. 4 35 Ino 1 3 4 6 , J i 3
Fur the twelve munths ended June 30
Oper revenue .. 167.139 503 Dec. JS. 551. 417
Oper! espenses. 45,174 710 Deo 3 615,9311
Net revenue. .110,034,7119 Dec. i:,965,341
Oper Income 113,400.055 Dec I.',910,903
OF.ortlllA POPTHKP.N AND FI.OHIDA.
The lleorsla Houthem and Florid Hall
nay Company reports for Junei
1915 Channel.
Oper revenus. . $110,110 Dec 111, SOI
Oper. expenses. 138,149 Dec. 31,015
Vhlle the railroads were advancing
, In the late afternoon, the Industrial list
nn a whole turned heavy. Uarly In the
, day the InduM rials", under the lead of
the "war Mocks," had been thu great
I features of ctietiKth. The rapidity of
the upward movement In the railroads
was surprising- The copper shares,
which early had been weak exceptions
to the general tdrcngth of the Indus
trials, advanced with the rails In the
closing dealings.
United Htates Steel common was
I prominent in activity In, the forepart
of the day. After opening at 84 T, an
1 over night Improvement of - of h
.point. It lencted to 4M nnd then rose
tn 65;, but It closed tit 654. Ita sales
totalled l'J,":i shares.
The "war stocks" In the early trad
ing were again stimulated by talk of
very protltablo war munition contracts
obtained by vat Ions companies. Cru
cible Steel, of which S.IS0 shares wtro
ile.n!t In ..1,1 l-ilt.l, r.v 1 a. ....I..u
i " ...t ...p.,, v. -j, v I'uinin
' nl,n.i. I.L . 1....... II....I
utwv- no Viunillf, il nv till .UUHUU , WUIIC
American i"au touched Cl'a. an udiamo
of Hi points, lialdwln Locomotlio, a5,
a gain of 2'4 points nud Westlnghnuse
Klectrlc, 10!i?s, a gain of 3 4 points.
Transactions In all stocks ere 6?,fHj
shares.
Ami)- and Nnvy Orders.
WASH INtlTON. Julv 37 These armv
orders were s,ued to-day;
iapt D L. btine, Twenty-fifth Infantry,
de-aiied In CJ 1 c , vice t'apt A It '
Huc'ie' Q r , relieved and aarljne.)
o Fifth Infintry.
First Lleuts C J Oress snd A P ,
'jsni.l aiiJ fecund Lieut J II Carruth.
Ilnalneer 'orr. relieved from ."'-rond 1
Hn'tallon and First Lieut. H W O-aw.
ford from First !4atta!!on. and to roursa
nf Inatruitlfn at Knalneer School, Waeh
Ingtun barrack,
f'apt It T Manhevvs. I'aat Artillery,
from 4' M ' tu ll.'ih 'enipany
Capl T rtoss, Third Infantry, detailed
i member of Oeneral ritarf, vice Capt,
II. L Laubawh, relieved
Flrat Lieut W A. Alfonte, Slinal
Corps (Infantry), asslrned to L iht'f ntli
Infantry.
Thesa navy orders were Iaaued! (
i.apt. h liodinan from Marine Superln-1
'endrnt, Panama I'ar.a.,, to hoina for or
ders. ommander D W Todd from tha Wye-in.-s
i" t'ie Dull
'mniander H. 1 Cone from command ,
nf ih-- DIM- i M irine Superintendent.
Panama Canal.
l.leut'iiani-ijummai.iler W V Tomb
from bnnih hydruuraphic otnee, ,Sau
Pranclsio. to the Florida
Lleutenant-t'ommander I. P. Porterfleld
tn charre navy recrulttnR station, New
Orleans
Lieutenant-Commander C p. Huff to
chaiee branvh hy'l-oieraphlc offlie, San
. rrancKvo and additional duty in com-.
miind of the M.irt'leheud. 1
Lieutenant .t'ommainter J T. flow-era
from tK Florid lo Naval Academy, i
Annapolis
l.leuteiunt-Commander L M. Overstrreti
from the New York to the Texas aa
i executive.
Lieutenant-Commander F. Morrison to'
Charleston yard. ,
Lieutenant. Commander F. W, Burling
. io reiirtn usi.
Lieut. 11 K Mulr to retired list.
Lieut 11 It Weodworlh from the Clave
land to naval station, Uuam
I.letit J U. Will from the Naw Orleans
to Naval Academy practice.
I llnsign W A Corn from the Colorado
to tne cnuiunooja
Dante AlKlitf-r. Nvilre
Hercules Montevtden
Philadelphia. La r.uayra.
Ilormudian. IiiTintnla .. .
Carlllo, Jamaica
Nickerle, Havtl
Knrona. Hsrbsdos
Creole. New Orleans
Sun Jacinto Oilteaton
Ohloan San Francisco
Hamilton, Norfolk
Sail To morrow
Oscar II f hristi msand 1' isi A M
Ms inl-i .lima a
Colon Crisiohil
Miilanzas. ll.ivini
Vafuei, han jum . . ..
C nt Si l.on.s Siv jnnih . .
Comanche Jacksonville
Jmieatown. Norfolk
Kl Val!-. lialvestiin . ...
r-ail Fndiy. Juty
Manrmillo Mnnaanillo
Madison. Norfolk
a so A M
It 3 A M
a eo A M
.to
Vessels
all.
17 "i M
i 's P M
3 'i P M
i: no M
11 00 A M
lioo M
6 no P 14
7 00 PM
i: oo m
1 on p M
12 00 M
3 trj p M
S oo p M
i: o. i m
P.M
l.irt M
13 oo m
3 v. I' M
1 oo P M
s M P M
3 O'l P M
17 oo M
3 isi P M
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To day
... .London
. . Havie
Marseilles ...
.... Altlers
fionleaua ...
. ... Cnin-nhojeri ,
. ... Mam dealer ,.
Shields
Shields
OIat;ow-
Liverpool ....
Mouadnock.
C.v lu'i
A, lulu s
A nil ope
La fiasvos'ne
Pioneer
Lui kaw anna
Silver Winis
Client sk
Avra
Fnxos
Chasehill
I'ltouia
Kish
Wells City
Colorado
ltlo flrande
Chiesso
Petroleinn
Tojoliashl Maru
Frances
He ford
Flstuna . .. .
Asuncion dn Larnuasi
Finland
CamatfUey ..
El Norte ....
Enropa
Adriatic
Noor.lam . ..
Kaj-ema ....
Stephaiio
Santa M.irta
MomiP
Trinulad
St Nazaira.
. Livtrpoul
Urlstol
.f!alveton ... .
nnirswtck
Ilorrieaui . ...
La Itoi hello...
London
Liverpool .. .
.Naples
t'opeuhaien ..
,Cni'
.Sill Fraticiscn
Puerto Meitco
(alveetnn
Dua To mnriow.
.July I
July II
July i
.July
.July li
.July 9
.July 11
July
.July
.July 11
July 19
July 17
July 14
July 13
July 11
July !l
.July 14
Julv 19
July 15
.July 11
July 13
July 10
July 14
July 11
.llllv 1ft
July 70
July 11
Saxonia
Hutu . ..
Westminster
Cape Ortetal
Lincolnshire . ..
Mrithiirly
Marai .ubo
Arapahoe .. . .
Kl Uio . .
city ol Savannah
San Ja'-intn
El Cid ..
Liverpool
Hou-rdani .
Manchester ..
Hilifax
.Kir-ton
.New Orleans.
Due Friday. July !1
Liverpool .
Manchester .
.Ilordeiuia
Marsetllt'S .
t ondon
Cristobal
Potto Rico
Galvrstmi
.New Orleans
av Bt.iinh
Gnlveston ...
ijalvesion ...
Jul? IS
July 11
July 19
Jipy !
JlllT 57
.Julr :i
-July 74
July i'l
July 11
July li
.July 15
July 17
July 73
Julv 71
.July .1
July
Jlllr 77
.July 74
July 14
Net revenue.,. 137,740 Dec 111,593
Dalance . . .. :toi Dee. 12.641
Oper Income . 71 916 Dec. 113.1(5
Fur the twelve months ended June 30:
Oper. revenues. 2. 215, 773 Dec. 381,9I0
Oper. expenses 1.843, 01;' Dec. i'7l,8S9
Net revenue,.
ttalanc . . .
Oper. Income...
1373,111 Dec.
;'3:.,9S1 Dec.
:'53,(U6 Dec,
1111,137
90.011
V3.513
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.
IIaltimobb, July 27, Only a few
transactions were recorded ln this mar
ket, The summary:
Open. Hlh' Low- CJoa.
us eai. est lor
is
53h
74
Sales
lo f uiellly ft Dep. I5
10 Northern Central Mi
53 Wailand Oil & O 34
BONDS.
t.saj O Dalt Ii '51 W L 951,
KOI Cons fias 5s ., Is.1 1
1W0 Kllihorn Fuel es. lv
135
O'.l,
131
93H
111
95 V)
9M,
101
5I,
llnii'inenls of Naval 1 easels.
WASHINGTON, July 57 The gunboat 1
Sandoval haa arrived at Rochester, collier,
Drutus at Charleston, supply ship Culsoa, I
cnillir Lebanon and destroyer Duwuea all
Newport, nunboat Amphlirlio at New Or
leans, battleship Georsla at Iloston yard, ,
cruller Albany at Astoria, nunboat Gal
veston at c'hefoo, and collier Neptune at
Hampton Koads. ,
Tho irulser Colorado has sailed from
La Put tor Hnsaiuda, battleships Loulslam
and New Hampshire from Gluucreter fur i
Capt 4-nj Hay, destroyer Nicholson from '
Iloston for Nw port, destroyers Uurrows, I
Pstterson, Pauldlns, Atninen, Trlppc, I
Heals, Jarvls, Jouett, Fannliu. Paiker. I
Cm, sin, Cummlncs und M'Doucal from
Newport for Long Island Sound, battle-'
ship Texas from Newport for H'.-k
Island Sound, battleship Aikansas fruin
Newport for Muneinshe Light, ! nder
Tonopah and tubmailnes D 1 D-3 and IM '
from New York yard fui Nuwpur audi
supply slisp Glacier rrom tjan Ditto fur
Ran Francisco.
I li t-ts ill J ii if Vessel II y IVIrelrsa.
Ss El Rio New Orle.ina. Sf m.les south of
Jupiter at noun jestrrday
a El Cld. ti.ilvcstuti. 77 miles south nf
Jupiter at nnon
Ss Mum.ii, New O-leans. 21; miles south
west ot Diamond Shoal- at noon
Tj Senility, with j-.-iblne miles south
wei of lli.-inioud s.huaU at noun
S- Arapahn- Galveston. , miles south of
Jupiler at T I' M
s .M.intviej ci Crui, l) miles north
ol Jiirtei at 7 P M
Ss Almnn Mobile D3 milea nontiwsei oi
T.tpu.4 bar a 7 P M
Ss El sol fiilvi-ion. 71 nnlee easi nf
G.ilvrsi.m bir at P M
Mrv "n ( aiViarisn. iro miles south of
Diamond Shoals at nnon
as Gullnil w rt li Shenanjo. Port Arthur.
IS', miles north ol Jupiler at noon
!s Kl Norte Galveston. .'I m:les south of
Sauly lloii'a at noon
It 'irs.i.le Pninawick. 5 m.lea south
Of Sal.d. II .. li ' ; P M
S. I amii. i v lToinso ; rr s south of
Sauoy lluo,t at nour,
v. i oinmitn Ga.veston s3 niilea north of
Diamond Suuats at 7 P M
ss o.in 1 1 Antilla, C30 mill touth ot Sandy
Hook at uuen
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