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THE SUN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1915.
COTTON IRREGULAR,
WITH STEADY TONE
fTiorl- Disturbed by Forecast
of an Aflantic Coast
Storm.
Tin; TKXAS CHOP OUTLOOI
T- i c In rottnn RM somewhat of
a . in affair yesterday, with prices
itluWlnl ;i ROOd il ni of In ckhIh I ity. l-
tiouKii tin- bMnei of wciikm nut
irtltl 9V9fl on MCllnMi ilTwrpOOl
sale ..f l0i(M biles cum In fur
liderabl itiiiiiont. altftOkltl II I
i li 1k-v.iI (hill hlR rxpotl ,it ion
Ih Kngllf.li tni-k nro lrely
aynelbM for t lie big buciiicHg now be
lt'
P
fr
rr.
InK
It sr.
it Ihroufh, The spurt .it Hit open- etc toy
ing in Liverpool era uorioaa iu me
foreign rs-lviiige situation and most
ft .nlvatii'" l"l bi-fore the New
V . . i K BIMlB
Short! were again 9. ,ird In nilil
bjf the nttOtinOMMIlt fPOF the
. iftotl Weather lUireau tliat storm
Warning had heen iH.sted alone the
uitio roast Indications or
t ,, Miean dlatUrbanCa of Brest lutein
s.ly. Thia advanca disappeared aa a
tf ' ihe htateinenl from the local
aeather bureau to the effect Hut noth
ing ara known then- about Hi- inciter.
Hritl9efrt la bearish amotHC the trade
v t r . a and bulls 9999 to be pinning
i , itth lo an tlpactad outburst of
public 9B9. alatlmi. owing to renew.d
interest in cotttl.
Trad mil ice are murh mora astls
fi lor) than they have .been. Yam
eIn report a good business and the
sutto gOOM market art showing health
anil hi ladneaa. Bleached Rood are de
cidedly tlrm and oloreil goods are ac
tive ,imt stronger.
A letter from a Fori Worth, Tex .
spot firm has the following to say In
r- iraril to the outlook ill that Htate :
It Ik unite true that a Berfe. t flood
rf hud reports began to come In about
last Tuesday. Previous to that the gen
ITal ImprtaalOft had been that the Texas
ra'iis would add to the crop. The plant
then began to look aa if its vitality pre
jniM t" the slorm had been overesti
mated, and following the high wluda
and torrential rains It seemed to sim
ply lie down and give up. It was this
condition whtcb caused the great change
In TeXU advices of the past week
However, most men who looked the
crip over again during the last two
days are much less pessimistic, but
ai If Improvement Is all in the future,
and 1 am now of tho opinion that the
Fexai condition of three weeks ago was
really much worse than we had been
lo.l to believe.
"The late cotton will do well unless
there Is an early frost If the frost dale
Is early there will be a very marked
charge In the final result, much
so than Is usually the case."
Futures closed ateady.
Ora-n-Hith-Low (Tea- Pre.
nit eat rit ins. eloi
Oeinljer.. Ml .M MI 9.991 I B 74 19 ' May
D-rnilier 1102 low 9 w ie rH in it 10 ..r..i- June
January. u 1 10.41 10 r.i 192Sg ini M '.'.'810.1 J uly
Mar li. . t il I" 4 19.31 10 '"Mi 10 51 10 6ffl0 .7 i
Mjy W.M 10 8C. 10 a. 10 T3'o 10 74 lO WfJIO TO
Spot cotton at New York was quiet,
10 nolnts advance Middling, 9.85c
Southern soi mmrkatl were unchanged,
10 to 13 points advance, with New Or
leans ;i 4 4c. OalVMtOn 9.7.U.-.. Savannah
throughout tha loom State and a crop
estlmata by Snow pointing to a crop
of 2,tt, 000.000 buihela on hla tlmst
of tha area, or 8.071,000,000 buahel on
the Government area. The Weatem
cash market, however, were very
Meady, and with tha advance In wheat
ahorta became fairly good buyers, re
aultlng In an Improvement of about a
cent a buahel. Western receipt were
only 297,000 buahel and In four day
have decreased 2,(00,000 buahela com
pared with last year.
Trading in oat wa quite ctlve, with
value firm, improving on the good do
rifetle demand for oaah oata, which were
11. 1 higher at weatern point. There
were alio eome export order In the
market, and rumor were current of
a fair bualnena, although the amount
was not atated. 8mm estimate of
tlhe crop was l.MO.OOO.OOO bushel,
against the Uovernment estimate of 1,
402.000,000 hush' but month, and tha
pievlous record In 1912, of 1,411,000
004 bushels.
The market for provlalona wa active.
I'ork broke to new low level on th
disappointing statement of product stock
for the month. The stock of pork
ahowed a reduction of only 3.000 bbls ,
and la nearly double that of last year,
l'rlcea rallied later, and the close wa
THE BOSTON MARKET
Chicago prices :
Open Hlh Iaw- Clo Prer
Wheat: Ing eat eat. In close.
September ... fKi MTU tf.i 7tk H
Uecemher 4 Htf H !m Hlf
May i . w t7i, Js
Corn :
September... 7it 7SH "H '- BH
Dbomrdk , mm ss' n tn-
May l4i to'i !
Oatt
Septemher... JH s;i 3i .ins 'i
Ilecemtier . . MS iS
May M! 31't JVS , 3i
Pork:
September. . .. II.M n 10 IM lt.0J H0J
October 1J30 13 Jl K 77 13 00 MJl
Lard 1
Seutemher. .. I oj mo I nj 10 I
0.tnbr I.IU 127 110 120 117
Rib:
September. .. 07 12 Ml ' M
I Oi lobar 130 134 1.15 Ml Ml
Boston, Bept. 2. The mining hare
market wa dull and fractionally lower
to-day. Decline were moderate, how
ever. Light trading wa alao noticed In
Induatrlal and railroad stock. The
weaker tone M New York was reflected
In the market here. The summary :
Open- High- Low- Clo
Sale in.
11 Ahmeek 100
109 Alaska 134
300 Altnmah t
10 A lionet 6444
tojn Amer Zinc MS
M Anaconda .
000 Ariiona Com II
1303 Butt a Superior. M
. Calumet Aril. . 44
ton Calumet 4 H- ia .
more
New York wheat prices were :
Open High- low
ing, est. eat.
Septemher
Oloe
ing.
loss
THE SUGAR MARKET.
I eater IteBncd agalet
tarea Price Irregalar.
aj I
The raw sugar market waa quirt
yesterday and continued elor.
Prompt Cubas were offered down to
4 64 cent, but refiners could not be
Induced to enter the market. In the
absence of sales spot quotations were
purely nominal. I'ubae were quoted at
4.77 cents and Porto Rlroe n.t 4 .58 cents.
The raflned sugar market waa quiet
both as regards wlthdrawala and new
business. The Arbuckl refinery ad
vanced Its quotation for Cuban to 6
centa. Otherwise refined prices showed
nj change.
The sugar futurea market at the Cof
fee Exchange wa quiet, with prleea Ir
regular. The near positions were easier
In aympathy with lower offerings of
spot, while the more distant dollverles
wvre relatively ateady.
Prleea were 1
September
October
November.
December .
January . . .
February . .
March
231 Copper Rame
100 Kan Kutte
I.i Franklin
00 Orsnby
" Greene Cananea .
f0 Indiana
n Pake
10 I .a Halle
10 Maat Conaol
fo Miami
130 Mohawk
1X6 New Arcadian
too New Mi n
ra) Nlpieeing
300 North Butte
20 North Lake
10 Osceola
30 Pond Creek
F3 Qulncy
30 Shannon
141 Shattuck
110 South Lake
12S Superior Boa
to Suiterinr Copper
IIS Tamarack
171 r S Smelling .
49 U S Smelling pf
4"i Ptah Aiiex
o Plab Conaol
Svo Wolrerln
RAILROADS
4 Roelon A Albany 1
lyi Button Kle ateil
43 Ooiton a Maine
V Maine Central . .
Pa) Mana Electric. . .
ton Mum Flee pf...
no n y n I a h
14 Old Colony
MS
12s
g
HQ
6'k
10V,
MS
. 7
10s
S
f't
30
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. 33
17S
. It
71,
21S
s
s
. 2S
t.2S
. 41
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. 13
4S
24S
7
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40
47
140
10 Yermont am,., no
eat
1001,
33S
1
MS
MS
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so
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7
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24
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47
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13
4V
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77
24S
97
7S
40
:
140
lit
eat
MS
33 't
2S
t,4S
ma
SOS
33 S
2S
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
tH I
44 L,
mm
b4S
121
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43
3!0
r,s
I3
IQ
tola,
27
72S
toi,
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43
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2
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40 'a
4 S
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4
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60
12S
a
MS
40
kS
13S 1
is ,
101
27S I
72S 1
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30
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24
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4S
4'a
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13
44
A Coal Contract.
It was reported ysterday that the
Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke Company
had closed a contract with the llrltish
Government for the delivery of 800.000
tons of bituminous coal at a price of
14.85 a ton f. o. b. Th price Is a high
one for coal In bulk and such a contract
would undoubtedly be a most profitable
one for the company. There was 110 trad
ing in the stock At the company
offices In this city knowledge of ny
uch Contract was denied, but It was
admitted that the negotiations might
have been made through the Roanoke,
Va., offices.
147
7S
4S
IN
"S
3'
tjQ
140
115
!S
MS
I 'a
3!'
44
1(0
us
MISCEI.LANKOPS
HA VI ML Inn Pool."
Speculators In the ordnance stocks
have made a good deal of money aa a
rule, but most of those who have
had anything to do with the Aetna Ex
plosives shares are sajlng hard thing
boat them These ar the only ord
nance share in which outsiders have
not been successful and It Is asserted
that the market has been so handled
that they could not. The stocks have
gone up with the others, but aa aoon
as a considerable oataMt following was
attracted all bid would be filled up
promptly and the market would de
cline sharplj. Then, when it was around
the low point again, announcement was
suddenly made of another Issue of a
million or so slock to be underwritten
by a banking syndicate. Some Irasci
ble speculator go so far as to say
that a regular "milking pool" lias been
In operation. It Is possible, however,
ftiat the company's method of acquir
ing new plants by making payment
thertfor In stock has something to do
with the Way the market has been filled
up With stock from time to time.
If Am Agr Chem. .43 S3 48 S3
77 Am Agr Chm pf 9 ST. 9 M
M Am Pneti Serv pf lRi, K,i 1S "i"
77 Am Sugar 110 110 110 no
42 Am Sugar pf m UK no 110
ITS Am Tel Tel IM P3S Itltt III".
400 Am Woolen pf 'US 9' 9! M
P! A Q W I 12S 13 US 13
loan A o w 1 pf... -9S 29', :9
34 Edlanu :;ll 232 23'.' 232
10 (Jeneral Electric .1:4 174 173i, i:3i
42 Maes Gas 91 91 9m, 90S
1 Maaa .... pf 4P, ITS ITS ITS
31 MeElwaln pf h 9 94 9
9 Pullman ISO 10 iso 100
M Swift a Co tvo 120 119 '9S
M Pnlted Fruit 134 134 I3IS UJ
aw Piuled Shoe Mch 4S 49S 4U, 49
too Pnlted Shoe M pi :9s 29S 29', MS
1744 P S Steel 74S TflS 74", T4",
t I! 8 Steel pf Ill II 111 112
1T7 Ventura Oil 12 1 ll US
IM Wnllaatnn Land . IS IS IS IS
BONDS
110 Am Agr Ch 0a 1.'4 Mis MS MS 97S
I3OU0 A i I W I It . 71S Til, 7IS 71S
IOH0 Maaa Oaa 4i,a 1931 9tS B 9I V:
1000 New River Oa N N M 74
44100 Swift Ot 90S S 90', MS
MOO Weatem T A T Oa 9, : MS 9' S
THE BOSTON CURB MARKET.
April. .
High- Low- doe- Prer.
tat. Set Ing clot
1.00 3 00 3 SO I St I
3 44 3 41 I 41 I SO
3 12 3.11 1 12 1 SI
1 II 3 17 I 14 1.20
I 01 I 04 1 or, I OS
I II 1 05
1.01 3 04
I 09 3 01
1 II 1 10
3 It 1.12
I 14 I 14
t. Boston curb closing
THE COFFEE MARKET.
ai..) M
The
at. r.
Houston
inphis 0.350i
New Orleans
l'rlcea arere ;
0n HI ill Low
ing
l.tOe.! Augusta I.SSc.
Folarea Agali
II to II Polata
Decline l.oaaea of
sale N.OOO Bags.
prices continued their
market . losed
Clo- Prer.
ins 1 loae
October ' 1.71 n 19 '.:tf 9M M4i I 9
De.emlier m vh i.t '. u 9 '.'9 vi, 9 :
January. IK 10:;: Ml 1.1IM.M M.1MM
Tie Liverpool market opened quiet.
Tlifcie was .1 laic., buslne in spot cot
ton,
6. Old
1,000
I'ricea
steady.
th middling :,
ialas, jo, odi)
ales . American,
Liven!"!
polntt
at
dacilna at
rti eipts.
none.
dosed barely
low
est (.7t
s VI
Clot
ma
0. 7M,
r.4
1. MH
0 a
"rer
rluae.
0 V-S
r, 9 2
Open Hl;h-
mil eal
Del Nov 9.17 t.m
Jan Feb 0 92 0 9
Maroh.ABgtl 5.97 S 97
May juih' 4.01 nis t.at 9. at t.
Btavm A. II. bids to Liverpool were:
October, I.Ttc. 1 January. 10.10c. i
March, 10.i:ic. The mark! there Is due
to open to-day IP-j to point ad
vance.
Receipts and stock were:
I'ufYee futures
decline yesterday, showing further
losses of 6 to 9 points on sales of 8,000
bags. The cables were disappointing,
showing a rather sharp decline In ex
change and weaknesa in the Rio spot
market Offers In cost and freights at
Hrasil were unchanged to 10 points
off. In the local spot market prices
were easier. Rio 7s were quoted at
t oenta and Santo 4s lwH cent.
Brazilian markets were Irregular on
Wednesday. IPo 7s were 7S rels lower
al 4IS2Tj, while Santos 4s were un
changed at .".$J.r0. Rio and Sant.w re
ceipt totalled r.8.000 bags. Sao Paulo
had I'.non and Jundlaliy 11,000, The
rate of Rio exchange on London was
lowered to 11 llfd.
Prices were :
BotToN, Sept.
prices follow :
Bid
Alrarado SO
Bav State lias 10
Betole 50
Bingham 7
notion Ely JJ
Butte A London 10
Calavers IS
California Corbtn 04
Chief Coneolidated M
Conaoltilated Arttnua 7S
I Conaolldatetl Copper n,
1 Cortet 40
i Crown Reserve 32
Davie Daly 1 S 11
1 Eatle A flluebell IS
Firat NStioiiHl Copper 7S
! fioldfleld Consolidated 1S
i Houghton 2S
Iron Bloatom 44
La Rote 40
Majestic 40
Aaked
.to
.It
l.ao
I
30
.34
In
OS
.17
,M
14.
SO
.40
IS
t'.
2S
'S
3
.00
,M
INSURANCE RIDDLE
IN LOST WAR PRIZE
Owner of Cotton on Canadia,
WfMketl After It Was Seized,
Wants $33,200.
BETTER BUSINESS SHOWN.
iat. niiiiry iai 1 ii t .
Mine of America 2S S
Mexican Metal 21 ,M
Nevada Iiouglas 50 .
New Baltic 3 3S
New Cornelia M 09
Ohio Copper to .10
Old Dominion re.eipts 7S 7S
Oneeo I IS
Riker Hegeman 5S 4
Snuthweat Miami 1 114
Stewart Mining IS I 314
Tonopab Mining OS OS
Pnlted Verde S 1
Ptah Metala S
Yukon 8OM IS IM
Re Laat
oslplt year. Stocks
j..t 1.04 i.s:
a.t lit ltiott
4.141 It ll.TM
li lit l.ialT
'..Iv I .1.VW1
'.'at . . 7i.43
25 l':T 11.790
Balveaton
Sn Orleans
sa .omah
Shsrlsston. .
N'.riol
wiimlniitiii
Jlohile
Interior stocks and receipts
Ke
ci pi a
go li at on.
Hntphl
Augusta
rt Ixjuis
l.aat
year
4. .04
47
4t
10
Katimsted port
re-eipla to-day.
... .Vari to 0 Tarn
.. 1 '' to 1,301)
b.,.ti
231
1.10
Sin, u-
il.RO
tt.llt
4147
ll."l
Last
wees
Lati
year
4! 44
41 141
14.27
l.f.44
n.97 .
7. 'A3 I
.n
t.att
year
H.17I
11. TV,
ll.TM
14. ia
Last
year.
!.T9.
High- l.ew- Cloa Prev.
en!. ing. Ing. cloaa.
Resitmber. ,, 0 92 0.90 3 0 s ts
Uetober .' 12 1.0)
Novembei 4.00 .
pertmber... 1. 11 I . 1. 11
.lanuary -10 l.ll
1 February - - 4 1 4 4 20
March .:i ' 4 19 c 20
April 14 4 in
May 131 4:9 I. II 4 30
.lime 4 II 4 40
Inn t 40 4 37 4 :.t t.tl
August .. . .... 1.41
THE CHICAGO MARKET.
CniOaVOOi Sept. 2 StOokl wero rithfr
dull. VrWfu an h rule ihowed little I
change. Seai's-Hoebui k hld fl:in on mo
excellent report of eftrningn Montfom
ery Witrd proferreil wan In good do
tiiAiid. KaitsdH City Light cCrtlflcfttOI
gained about ; points, Union Carbldt
and Chicago Pntniniattu Tool wrro
Bondl weie -lull
ssrftlTMl Ml
Hssisf (IrlnxM t isOji tit 1 ') 192
No export! were, roportod yenterday
Total thtiH far thll aeunon, 107,061
bal tf, agumat 19, fir 7 (MUM last year.
THE GRAIN MARKET.
W lien i lihanrea With liood Trade
short Claod Hayrr.
Tr illing in wheat wan active. Val- I
et i-liowcd n rlne of ubnut two cents
a bushal from tha previous close, with
active POVring of shorta on the ad
Vanc. Til market partly reacted at
the lose. Tha rls was gtlmulabrd by
reporti of unstlld weiither In Hio
i anuUlan northwest, moderate niove
i r wheat and a decided iniprove-
i 1 in tha sterling sxohang situation.
Tl ...II luovamanl Of winter wheat
and poor gradltiK Is leading to some
hge lion, and Chicago September Is
l it Hv cents over Mlnnaapolla, The
dei. and for cah wheat w reported In
tot degree of activity at tha West at
I t prices, while offerings of winter
wheal from tho country were still 0OrHj
pgratlvely llmllad,
III tin Northwest the market were
Mfnng although the galiia were less
pronounced than at Chicago. The Win-
neg market was up iiuilo shurply,
owing i., rhln through the Canadian
i riwsal Very heavy sales Of flour
are reported by spring wheat mills, cov
tl ' ths next two or three months'
I ents, ai d ibis will absorb a great
'I 1 if wl . .it The movement of spring
. promise to b very large, how-
Vtr, J i t us soon as thrashing opera
tions are well udvaticetl.
A report by Know staled that the
pring and winter wheat crop would be
il i I .nun (inn. 000 bushels, compared
altli 0611,000,000 bushels, the (lovern
n mil . i, mate, of AugUSt 1. and II 1, 000,
00 bushala last year. liepetition of
V4 uptlmlstlO aatlniataa were received
from th Canadian northwest.
I . i.es ai the tag board fog ex
7' w it moderate, gbOUt 300. noil bush
sil i !i lUgh there wa a good deal of
tt irr ng again of winter whe.it to
tl : , it, due. It was said, to the
t'i liaiativtly high price of tha winter
' 't aiitj to the fine quality and rela
IIV"ly low price of winter wheat. With
Kama City No. I red quoted at 1.114
I li. and No, 1 Northern Mliinaapoll
H ' 1 hi', th discount of the spring
' Hit wlntsl Is raasUI apparent.
Ih quality of the spring I much
! li hi tlie quallly of the winter
t
Tl i.i market was weak and ar
Hft early, bresklng to new low level,
UfliMacej by fin wethr oondlllon
COTTONSEED OIL.
Higher crude oil markets helped the
local list. The basis at the Southwest
was raised to 35 cent., Offerings In
creased on the advance, due to the slump
In provisions, but no decline of couse
quanc took place Cotton houses bought
oil during the session. The tenders
were 1,100 barrels.
Spot
i i- tober. . .
Iieeemhtr .
January. .
March
ClnVng.
Prleaa.
.10
.It'll 5 !lt
.iiei.ll
n4 , n I
, 91. si
Prev.
float.
Bid
B.77
S T2
5 14
b 94
14
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
stench .
nary :
Stlet
1 4mer aaipMai
If") I'anal k Duck
lTn t'hf 0 Pneu Tool .
an ObgO Ry terlea :
IT Chgo Title a Ti
4 Com Eiliton .
10 Disnlond M.ileli
M Deere pf
X, Hurt H M pf
1,0 llllnoit Brick
l?i K t' Rv a I. el 'a
!,4'. Mont Ward pf
p, paclila lis
4H People list
1 Pub Serv pt
4; Quaker Oata
Sears RoebU' k . .
f.t I Us wart 'Warner
IT", Swift a Co
4') Union Carbide
BO
Umm Chgo Ry Ik.,..
tVai Chgo Ry inc. 4a
lOOn Cligo Tel 01
1000 Swift OS
The gum
rnii.APEl.PHlA, Kept. 2. Electric Stor
age Battery was the feature of the local
stock market here, showing an advance
of o points, with heavy transactions
recorded Lake Superior was firm and
BCtlV, as was also Cambria Steel. It, mils
ran .lull and steady. The summary:
Open High Low Clot
ing eat eat ins
. 4" 411, 401, I'll,
4;ii, mil en, 4?',
. TT "i, 77 77
I ia tti It
.ryr, snr. ji4ij
itfl 1114 llftl larta
. II , t; k
. aj't n?i5 a?s
ItgvZ 1IJ ti:', 113
. MU 4nU ..', 4
tvl m, ?4', it"'.,
,111 11 111 III
. m k, 45
ItlU nr.', it:.i, IIIU
. n M 9. M
. -:m too S3o 51
,M MIU 1514 tr'4H
K4't .:4', 1414 Mil
. .1144 Itn, II?1-, lit'
IM 1". lit III
VDS
. 70 74 70 70
, , If M 34 ts
,10014 pail, p". 'i li)ij
. Hi 4, 'J0 '.'., Kfi
"Slow aturT."
There was s sharp buret of activity
and at length In Third Avenue stock on
the publication of the annual report con
taining President hltridge'a compara
lively Optimistic remarks upon dividend
prospect. The stoek Jumped IM point
on heavy trading and then, when II
teemed a If It could not be stopped
ipileteil down A portion of the gain was
retained at the clotM Third Avenue
stock I not popular with the speculative
element now active In the Street Kor
one thing the present speculative party-
want action and plenty of It Third
Avenue might easily rise to 7," In the
course of the next year, but Wall Street
Is willing to believe that anything can
happen In a year - What II wants to be
told is what will happen In the next
minute. Third Avenue has been a dis
appointment In a speculative sense.
There have been several movement In
It which gamed a speculative following,
but each time they petered out. In coll
equenc a good many speculators have
been "hung up" with Third Avenue,
while they saw other stocks sky rocketing
which they might have had. Selling
from these trader Is likely to o,vur on
each upturn, although of count It will
not affect the main trend of the stock.
A t "W ar Rrl.lc "
Electric Storage Battery stock, which
made It bow on the Stork Kxchange
on Wednesday, lad an active day uf It
yesterday .'.arted , ff with a rush
yesterday morning, advancing 7 polnti
and eventually closing BU point tip.
Storage Battery has been listed otl the
Slock Exchange fur a long time, but
tlie matket In later year has been In
Itilladetphla. Like g number of other
Issues, h.'wever. the market In it Was
transplanted to New York, where the
speculative opportunMlei ar larger. The
ttory acoontptu Il g the I lea was that
ih company would he abaorbad by th
Electric Boat Company Till ieort
v;, denied by the boat company, but il
evnle tly sened It- tummse. In add.-!
Iron tlie news bureaus printed a g. ml
deal pf matter respecting the company's
bualneea gnd prospects in the way of
explaining tiie rise In the eompal y's
price from around 47'j on the that of
the year.
The Foreigner RVnrflts.
Foreign stockholders of American cor
poration receiving dividend from this
aide naturally gain benefit from the
position Of exchange Where these divi
dends are paid In dollar. The Steel
Corporation and 'he Union and southern
Pacific companies, for Instance, pay their
dividends in dollars, some itrontha ago
the Steel Corporation Wrote to Its for
eign h iders of it preferred stock, in
qulrlng whether they wanted their
checks sec, to them as usual. Some of
them, probably becauaa of the danger
of bias. 1 hose to allow the dividend! to
accumulate here, The profit on these
accumulations result!' g fr-.ni 11. e con
tinned decline in exciiange has become
coi. tolerable.
A suit filed In the United States Pis-
trlct Court yesterday against the Globe
and Rutgers Klre Insurance Company
and th Insurance Company of Pennsyl
vania will, It I expected, bring a de
cision of the question of whether th
damage done to a merchant vessel which
meets with an accident while being
steered Into port by a priie crew shall
tie covered by war Insurance or by or
dinary marln Insurance.
The plaintiff In tlw ault la Max Mu!
ler, a subject of Austria, owner of the
cargo of itttton on th steamer Canadia.
which ran ashore OH Fair Island off the
northern coast of Scotland while 1n
chargn of a prle crew from a British
war vetel. Muller asks for 3:i,200
from the InsuratiO companies on the
ground that they guaranteed under their
policies to protect the cotton against
"the risk of capture, eelxure or deaetruc
tlon or damage by men of war, by let
ters of maruue, by takings at sea, ar
rests, restraint, detainment and act
of king prlnoes and peoples, author
ised by and In prosecution Of hostilities
between belligerent nations."
The Canadia, according to the com
plaint, sailed from (ialveston. Tex... on
February 15 last for Chrlstlanlu and
Gothenburg. On March II 111 vesael
was seised by the British cruleer and
wna ordered to proceed to Kirkwall for
aejire.b I-cause of weather conditions
and 'he nature of ths const near th
point at which the capture took place
the captain of the Canadia, Muller 1
aerta suggested that the ship lay to for
ii.A nlaht hut the officer In charge of
tha nine crew would not heed thl ug
gealion, with the result that the shp
ran ashore on Fair Island. Which has
had no light since the beginning of the
war Tlie 1'aa.tiadla according to Muller.
went down with its entire cargo.
The insurance companies, according
lo Muller, refused to reimburse him for
the loss Of the cargo. Insisting that the
sinking of the ship was due to ordinary
marine peril and not to the risks of
war.
THE STEEL MARKET.
Hall
to Meet
American Eiehtsge Bank Issnrs
Syatposluin of i ondltloa.
The American Kxchang National
Bank has just Issued a symposium on
business and trade condition In the
United Stat. Tha fact obtained by
the bank tire the result of a thorough
canvass In every section of the country
ami tnd to thow that business la gener
ally better. It Is stated that the manu
facture of war munition Is confined (0
comparatively few localiUe. but the de
mand for thl class of goods has stimu
lated Industry to a considerable extent
all over the country.
As a result of the war. the bank says,
many commodities which we wer. ac
customed to procure elsewhere are now
Ibelng manufactured here, and It Is
probable that If the tariff is revised 00
aa to protect these "Infant Industrie"
their manufacture will be continued nt
all Increasing rats.
Summing up tin- consensus of op. n .011
received, the bank circular ayt ;
"Taking the country aa a whole. II I
In a prosperous condition. There I
convincing testimony a to thl In al
most every report from Which We ipiote.
It looks a though we will continue
gradually into better limes. The distri
bution of the iiuiney received rioiu
abroad covers a great range of territory.
Our fai ins, mines and rOreatl have all
been drawn upon to supply lite needed
material. People in all part of the
country must share In the ptollta de
rived from our axpprl trade "
PHILADELPHIA MILLS RUSHED.
Testlle Industry Busking llrdrrs
fur Delivery I -ate In 111111.
Philadelphia, Pa., Sept. With
many mills working day and night lo
fill millions of dollars' Worth of order
pouritig In from all sections of the
t'nlted States and from abroad, Sep
tember has opened In the Kensington
textile district under boom condition
Orders had been piling up, but during
the last week In August an avalanche of
business Polled Into Kensington Many
of the mills have enough order to keep
them busy until th latler part of 1110,
GREENHUT CO. INCORPORATES.
Mills MakUisj Bars
Heavy llemand.
Great activity In the eteel bar market
Continue In many Instances steel ril
mills have been converted Into bar mill
In order to meet the extremely heavy
demand Prices for bars used In the
manufacture of high grade explosive
shells have continued to advance and aa
high as 13 per 100 pound has been paid
for this material. BUIeis also are
active and atrong. In the Enat they
are selling at higher prices than steel
rails. Sale of billets and bars during
the past week are said to have exceeded
1 mi. lino tons It was reported that the
Eastern Steel Company had hooked an
order for 1(1.000 ton of bare with an
a in munition manufacturer.
An advance of ,'.0 cents a ton In cast
Iron pipe price In the Vet wa reported
yesterday, The tendency of prices is
toward a still higher level.
The Ima 7"nd rTeeleni says : "The
pressure on the Iron and steel Industry
Is resulting In price Increases on both rsw
and finished materials Following heavy
sales of teel making pig Iron to eastern
1 )hio and Vennsylvania consumers basic
iron Is firm at a minimum of $11.80
valley, with besemer advanced to a
minimum of ll&.Tt, Increased prices
are quoted on many finished products
Galvanised wire has been boosted 12 a
ton on OOCOUnt of the recent sudden turn
In the spelter market ; cold rolled strip
steel has been advanced 1.1 a ton ;
structural rivets are now held at a
minimum of 1 SO cent Pittsburg, repre
senting an Increase of 12 per ton Some
galvanized sheet sales have been made
I high aa 4 cent Pittsburg for No 24
gauge. Shapes and bare are firm at 1 It
centa Pittsburg. Some fancy price are
being offered for large rounds suitable
for shrapnel and aa high a 3 cents
liastern milt has been obtained.
"Feverish activity continues to charac
ter! tlie machine tool situation. Buy
er are unable to obtain delivery before
next year on many clal of machinery
ue.l for the manufa.'iute of war muni
tion, ami complete units of rifle making
machinery cannot be secured before
March."
lo t on, iii, 1 t.rneral Ociinrf mcni
store Cayltal T,M,oot.
Albany, Sept. I, The Qroenhut Com
psny. Inc. of Manhattan was incur,
porated to-day to conduct a g- netal de
partment store business and continue'
the business of the J. U. Urcenhul Com-
pany,
Tne capital is aT,S,000 and the j
Stock Is divided Into 77.".. ) shares.
TjOo.liuO at par v alue 4if I in to i..- first
preferred, 110,000 second preferred at j
the same par ValUa and 2.". 000 common .
W'llh no par value.
The dividend for the II rat preferred
stock 1 to b it per cent, cumulative I
from July 1 this year and for Us- second
preferrad per cent, non-cumulatlva
Tlie director are Thomas H. Joyce.
Howard K Wood, II O Coughfln.
Thomas F. Curtln, BamUel H Howard.
Sidney a. Anderson, ISdgar A, Clark
Henry H. McMillan. Lewis ft Rol Ins n
ISdgar K Kiaetz. r and Guy C. Foster i.f
New York and Ueorgi E Bailey ol Jer
sey city.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Missouri Pacific Railway Company Trust Five Per Cent. Bonds
due January 1, 1917. and
Missouri Pacific Railway Company First Collateral Mortgage
Five Per Cent. Bonds due August 1, 1920
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company having been placed in the
hands of Receivers, as authorized by Article Fifth of the Plan and
Agreement of Readjustment, dated July I, lil.r, which Plan neither
makes provision for the payment of the above bonds at maturity nor
for their extension, but on the contrary for their exchange par for par
into a security In our opinion of inferior lien, and as announcement haa
been made that the interest due September 1, 1915, on the Trust Kiva
Per Cent. Bonds will not be paid, the undersigned, as owners or repre
senting owners of a large amount of both series of said bonds, have
apreed lo act as a Protective Committee.
Bondholders are requested to deposit their bonds with the Colum
bia Trust Company at its office, No. 60 Broadway, New York City, the
Depositary of the Committee. All bonds so deposited whether regis
tered or coupon must be in negotiable form, and coupon bonds of
either issue must bear all coupons maturing subsequent to August 1,
1915, Certificates of Deposit will be issued and application will be
made to list them on the New York Stock Exchange.
In the judgment of the Committee, it Is imperative that immediate
concerted action be taken by the bondholders for their own protection
and it is therefore requested that bonds be deposited promptly. Copies
of the Deposit Agreement now being prepared may be obtained from
the Depositary or from the Scretary of the Committee.
The Committee will arrange to advance to depositing bondholderg
the amount of interest due September 1, 1015, upon the Trust Five
Per Cent. Bonds of 1917 at the time of deposit or upon presentation of
certificates of deposit for appropriate stamping. Ownership certificates
in accordance with the Federal Income Tax Law must be presented.
Similar action will be taken as to the interest due February 1, 1916,
upon the Collateral Mortgage Five Per Cent Bonds of 1920 in case
that interest should not be paid
New York, August 31, 1915.
MORRII.I.
No yi
w OA1NEI. secret asr
Wall St net. New York City.
CADWALADIR, WICKMIHAM
A TAKT
Counsel.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY. Depoallary.
No. ' Broadway. New York City.
MOWN 1IRHTHKRS a CO.
i'lnlailelpliis and Boston.
mill sol for the Depositary in reeelvlBI and
turw srdlng bond.
MOREAU DELANO.
Brown Brothers & Co.,
Chairman.
WILLARD V. KING,
President, Columbia Trust Co.
JAMES TIMPSON.
2nd Vice President, The Mu
tual Life Insurance Com
pany of New York.
ASA S. WING,
President, Provident Life and
Trust Co. of Philadelphia.
L. EDMUND ZACHER,
Treasurer, The Travelers In
surance Co. of Hartford.
SING SING OPENING SEPT. 6.
Thratrlrsl Ursaiis lo lleuln With
I nline l)fl Vtntlllee.
The Sin StiiaT prison theatrical e'.i
snn for 1116-11 will officially begin oi
Labor Day. The first attraction
"booked" is Maurice ami Klorence Wal
ton, who arlll slum- the convicts how to
do the AiNiehs dance, tlie fox trot end
the one step, st a special Labor Day
matinee tinder tne SUSploei of the
Mutual . If.ire it li
Th party will go ti Owlnlng In auto,
dbll, Mauriee taking hi own or, hes-
To the llntder of
VMBRIrAN RITI. I'WKK COMPANY
I I rat Vliirtgaxe .lnklns lnnd (.old lliinda.
ru ler the SinkiiiK Kurnl provisions, el an
In-lelilure ilate I July 1. ivyli. I.etween the
itiova riip.ie . .ui.l tlie liil i ....:. I rue,
''"iiitMm. rrustss. i He underelsned
fflvea li'itl. lh.it It h.ia th- aum "f 1 1 ... ST 4
nor Inveetment In the that tu"llit.iK- l-nn-la I
i-.iiei therundr tirira ef t.iii. ia . .i i.,raed i
"Tnder of American Writing repr Com
pany Hon. la e hi ti received b the ol.l
" n. Trusi company. Tresis, 17 Court
street, Boston. Mssss i in neel t e until aoon
of Tuesdsy, Meejiember 14. Ilifi t Mn
lint 'hey will tie opened, The rlsht la
r. serve,! to relet t any ami all offers. In
threat ,,n Safcepte bonds will eeaae Krlla),
s-i.'fiiii.t it, iii
ui.l) COLONY TRUffT COMPANY, Tru-tee.
Hi I M Wskeffeld, VU. President.
Boat. in, Mssseiustti
Septemher 3, 191 5.
107 SIQOOS
ta, i 2is.il
Tin: WHEBMNfl TERMINAL RAILWAY
t OMPANY.
OfTii e of Hie I'resalirer.
Pittsburgh, i'a . Kept ember l. ists
Kirat Mortfsgs Bono "f this company
in an sggrep it oat ef lt,le.0 wii: H
purehsssd f"r the glnhlna Pund Octonsr
t. i;i.'.. from the lowest bidder, t a pn a
not tu exceed par an.l Interest. Pealed
propaeaei to ae.i bonds m.iat he in the
Rsndl of Messrs WInstou. jnter at Com
panv. N'e York City, before three o'clock
P M . Thursday, Repteni'ber II 1(11
T. II. Jl M. KM , il l'. Treaaurer.
iAIMRO DJCPOall
Interest of
Oian-
Low- Cloa
Slllea In eal t In
lt)0 Anseonls TS, TV IL.
51 Bnll M HB
3T. Csmhrts Steel.... 141) f'TH HV MS
300 Crucible Itsel.... aVM S Rti fciaa
iMChiK fa Psc... fin n-i wi in
JMlllee st or lit.... mm s M
;o Kris SI 59 5 3-q
tin lien Asphalt pf tit s 61 41
too Introro Met..,. IS 25 25 32
inn tnt Co N A :: K '.'2H SM
bo Keystone Tel 14 14 14 . 14
1') KeyttmiH Tel pi. IM t,-,t, M
ia.1; Ijike Superior.... Lttl n, 1'
SM lhith Nv "4 71 Ttti 7!t'i
::, Lrhljfh Vslley ... 7IS T1H TIH IM
90.1 Uhith Vsl TYan ) 17 1S IT
TJ Lehiiih Val T pt MM 111 :3Uj .tl
f. Pselflc Mall V.'i ink iJU 3!',
F.0 Pitta Cos! 3S' 33i, S3',
jr. Penns M'i 1 Mm
f.4 Penns salt Mfg.. 9S if' 94'a
loo Phils Co ti 4414 41 4H,
33il Phil Elee ?C, 54a, -I', ,
K'i Phils Ran T t e in, 18 ill S
I Phils Trse 7Si :i Til 73,
400 Tonopah B'-lmunl 4 4 4 4
10 Tonopih Mining . i f.ai f4 f.4
4". fnion Trsction . X. 3.;i 3f,
11 lulled Usa Impt. S4', -''. ii, l,
4r f S SI eel 74 7lil4 7i 71
t. Warwick I 4 I,., Wi 10'j lot,
bonds.
1500 Am Oaa a Else Is 97', 97', 17 r,
40W Keyaiune T 1st it ti ti ti
swn Leh Val ran 4a... ', btU H
joOO Penn en 4',s... STU W7'4 fill (1714
livmn Phils Co 11 Pa... 99 H ti4 too
pan Phils Elee 4a 74, 7, 7 744
IPOO feesfling ien (... 5 2 93 l5
3000 LtllUd Rv lnv it 70 70 70 70
I'ustorus itpcvlpts Y esterda) .
The t
total recelits for duties yester
day TU the Custom House were 1528.-
847. '.'4, of which iaga.llf.il WM for
Roods withdrawn from bonded ware
houses snd 1300,710.40 was for PMgfil
Importation.
NEW CITY NOTES.
Bscurltjr.
14 Y City
NYCHV
1st
iiai Per. Dus. aid. Offer. Yield.
. M-a aep4. i.'i uH ian-iaa.aa
t M-g aB4. I. IT IMN IM I M
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.
PlTTKBlRii, S9it 2 American Win
dow Ulaai sold at 55 1 j, a high record
on the present move. This was the
most active stock. Pittsburg Coal was
reactionary, declining; more than a
point. W'estinghouxe A r Brake lost
1 :', point. Klsewhcre price were un-
chunge..' to fractionally
bummary :
Onen
Salea in,.
3i Am Sewer Pip.., 17',
500 Am Win Cila pf pn
1730 Am w a Meet) to ttu
170 Am W ; M pf . . 96
170 Caney Rier lis u
175 C.lllllllh t, a Klse. 114,
50 Cnn ihle Steel . . a
10 Chuoble Nleel pf .103
.'0 Indpt Hrewthf pf. 144
SW J.a llelle Iron 411
470 Nat Kireiwoofinf . r,:,
MS Nat Kirenroof pf. ;tvj
.9 Ohio Fuel Oil li
4'i Ohio Fuel Supply a.)
10 Oklahoma N US. 47
617. Pittalnirc Ooal . IA',
U Pittsburg Oool pf 101
14.'. Pure Oil 17',
500 San Toy 17.
150 t'liion Nat Oaa 111
47. I.'ntoti (4 a Signal. 107
SO 17 S Stesl TlU
597 Wsst'hou A B IIP,
BONUS
12000 Colura O 4 E to.. 74
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.
lower. Thl
Hirh Low clo,
eat eai Ins
17', I7t, til,
101 lie PI
3514 31', 52
94 a.", IT,,
Mat -', 26',
tia, II', 14',
Iv 97', ,7',
106 i'3 11'.
14', III, II',
41 ! 41
7'a "'a 7',
li '11', 31 It
17. tr, is
411 4.1 40
7 47 47
"4 3414
1i', 101 top,
171, 17 17
IS .17, .il
131 131 PI
107 107 17
TIU 77,, 77,S
I4ll no 140
74 74 74
Baltimore, Sept. 1!. Pennsylvania
Water and Power showed further
strength to-day, advancing to 70. I'nlted
Hallway 1st 4 were fractionally lower.
Th summary :
Open
Sale. mi
37 Cona I'ower im
12 Com Power pf.,. Ill
i Pideliiy a Dsnoa IM
50 Merc Mech Bsnk M
93 Ps Wster A Pow. no
110 l 11 K.va a Else 5J4
IBS Ptdellly A 0 IMt
BONUS
171X10 Atlanta Light M '"',
ran t'nv Ball Hi, '90 tl
4-1 Clli Ball 3S '90 'I
pin City nail 3',i
lllgll
eal
nail,
111
i"i
51
7
33H
19.",
eat
lal
III
iar.
51
19
Hf
19'.',
Cln
Ing.
us; 1,
ill
137.
liimoi I'nlliir-.
Brouttrett 4 report of fallurii for An
gnat points to a C I Rings for tie better
in underlyitig kmsin condition The
number of fairuraa i tbe ssruitlMI in
any month for a full year ant liabili
ties are liie smallest In any month
hltne July, 1911. The number of fail
ure In the past eight month were never
before equalled, Decrease from a .ir
ago, noted In the past few month In
New York city, are now report..! in the
Nan 1 iiiginiiii state nnii the middle Weet.
The decree In August In tlie nltnttMr
of failure mm 12.5 per cent, a com
pared with July. Liabilities were 20
per cent, smaller. Compared with the
aatne month a year ago the number
of failures la I per cent, greater, but
Itablltlee are only one-llilrd. In number
the August failures ggcaad those of nny
preceding month since i sr3. ehlli lia
bilities are Htuallei than In eight of the
past tttrnl', -Iwn year
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
l.A BB1.LE WAIST KOP. Hsrry Pain
ting ,111,1 Siiiiuiel Mangel, tra llng , lai
Helle H'sUl fffiopi "'IT, I.'.iiwihi,I ,v.
line, tlh, I pitlilona in bankruptcy Indi
vidually ami a, a firm; I Inbl 1 li Ira. II,
!Tl a lr,51
JOBEPH iv ffMlLBY, III Rlvertld Urtv.
1 a prtnpin in naiikruutoy , llihl'ltlea,
ae-. t- II-'. tan: .a.ine.l . , ,.ii
The ere, lit us are all In I'hlla.
QStPHIS,
A I I. As BNORAVINO COMPANY. INC .
7'0 Weat K.irtleih alraei. patlilon In
bsnkrupley, nie.i ny creditors : iiabiii
tie" snhl to be abnut 14,000
CMAHI.KS S Bit A I IV COMPANY, INC.
formerly doing business a Brady a
goott. liie. tntiniif.il turera of trave'llng
bags an. I eaaea. Ill B-ohi1m), petition
In hnnkt npt. y by creditor! Ilabllitlea
aal.l to I. a about 13. nun, nmi:.., about
11,000
Receiver Appnlnled.
HAUL RaVNN'BCU Judge Majer tiU P
polntsd nilvsr ifcihlsnnth receiver fur
Saul Kennetk. wonien' lallnr. 7,0 West
Forly-alxth street; burnt. 3.ono.
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.
iS.Iftl; u
hi brtnkt,
BI'TTKH Thfr n, a f.dvant t In
t)i top trade 1 . . ninn niioned
ftrninii Th rapid rl may curiali con
umptton !" riom.' tiir. nut rteWtrt u-:t-e
th: ih lilghT luii r )uttlfld
Rnov.stij it tUo flrnur on iceounl of
!'rnr.c WM'rrn advite Tad1n In biipr
Jpmthrt, with parking tOCtl In llghl piip-
;)') and eTitii Prlcati ('rtftmary, avtra,
y .' icor. 190 ITe. ; higher nring . IT H O
Sto.! Arttti to (i cor, - j 'u -l
rtteiie, dftlr , tubt, linos, M02Ui . godd
to Drinti n u j lj' , uotntnon ta fair, co'j
li jiji . Ft ao valid tfttrat. , flrin, ;3jit
i'3Hc . lowrr grAiixi. Z0H9i.li Imitation
rrffimaryj nrti. Httc . ladlati furrnt
link 'nr-aj, laconw. 10c. .
i.i4.r gTH li . v li- I k 1 1 1 k ItOflk, June
maRt. nn S90. i N. if. IVC.i luupr graded
lull ..
CHECIE -Tho ..p grad" of Pta i
ar.- nrm, wni r- m ti arnvaii ai . :
i-.uiiPd up J h ninrkrt ! fairly ,n tlve,
iui racaivtra noiaing nm k oonnaantiy
prloti tat. whola mllkj frn h fgta,
a tilt i and colored, ap cial, f5 it 1 4 c ; avpr
nge fancy, 13i a 2m ; Htaie, ikim, spf
i lalai M (j 1 1 He . kltuK. frfHh, choki. (t a
tu 'ji- . fair to f "od, ; ti
KiiiiaS The unn.y of new laJd In arad-
ually )..:; nlng and . h wn firmer a,nd
higher yMrla . Hilpta contaJn a large
port .tn of h r- ,i tlOCtt from Uia Interior
nmi thene have I in reu--l t he acu inula
ttonh of iuoh grtti.Hf. liinea of thm char
arter aro eay Palp Inquiry' pre valla for
murage. ilrtle and -hek Hteady: am
i.earhy uhltea, l'rlcea Pram gathered
: I1VIVC : e'mi-, nrata. -a'a-
nmta, 242ftL; ne.nU. ?H L'3 '4-' ; No
.urtiea, 2(H4 "(f ?! refrigerator, upeclai
niarktA Tamvy. . . reirdgarat-.r nttii, :.M
14c.. narnnda, HU3tHc . hennrry whltea
(Ina to fniu-y, S'SJUfn' . Iiennwy liruniu, Jit
u'i-:- ; tiilxed olnra. Ziif.9C
LlVsfl I'olTaTKV Tha market waa fin
ally aitabltihed veatenlav, hrn 21 can
arrjved About the same quantity are held
on t rack. A refltn t ion or ij c waa made
In light OlMCIcani a4M rowia. Kpret re-
cetpta iir- Irregulai , a tnck l thin and
poor ltoHteri Bteady , duck firm ; geeae
hi light wupji
l'rlcea
1 7c. ; rooat er, 11 Q C Uurka, Jersey
State gprtrVe
Hiring, 1
pi r pair
vel. U'tiir
gulneaa,
91 ''
!l
.1 - v n-li 4a '11 UI,
'.too ('out Power H'
(soon Rlkhorn Ktiel
IMMrft Oa Car A Nor fa 101
mo To Kb A r. mat 4a
7000 Da By A tne ! 67'i
EH
4
ICU
101
0i
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101
b
kt
M
101
IN
LIT Stock IMnrkrl.
Till ' luSI . Y. Septemher t.
Kecelpt of batvag wart 1110 head, all
eonalvnad ill rati to lot.4) nUugiiterem.
Keeling nominally ateady. breamed htef In
fair demand, roinmoii to prime native alden
Bf'lHng g 111 14 V4jC. par lh
lt-.lpi- of nth i'i Mare 7:7 head; ti0 on
a. .Market fttMdy. 'oiuinon i prime
Mala gold at 9 ftl.ld per 100 be . culls.
$s; i'aiutda imIvoh, 07,M Praaaad
ralvaa active mid Arm, uy dreH -d jml
1 i 'u IOC. per Ih. , count ry greaaed, I 4 3 t,
IS'Br
Ravalpta "f ahaen and Idinin were 4,300
fiend . L cars mi vale tftiaep wteiy, Iambi
flow, good gradaa steady; other weak.
Phi pani wara not quite olaared, pommoii
0 gH-od alial e wem void at Hi 'i ti "'U p- r
100 Hie . mixed ah tap, ft, lanih, i:0ll
0.TI '1 prima Kentuiky tambt offaradi
t'lllla, $7. Dre-ie-l mutton ateadv at H'g
lit par lb-i tlreiaad lambfl, llWOlllgi
hog ttreated, Irir.
lier.dpte. of hogi rra ? I TO head, hulf
a i-ar on aale Ke.f log Arm Heavy to
tght welgh a aold at 17.40 uti4a par 100
laa . ir.
if IIO : rttate efprina, I
tiOc: trigr-ona, pair, 20c
lyRKHHBU I'Ol'bTRT The better Hnea
of i ed and dry Vacked fwla bring pre
mlum, but aa froien f a hi, offerad at
lower . i thle lim prr vvnted any
tetUI change In prloea A food deal of
fraatl " " nall and pin feathery and
hnrd to - Tha better g-radee of chirk
en are unrMianged. hut niMluin a.n.1 p-oor
ilnea are nf ordinary value, Old rooatera
firm. Kreaih turkeya mainly poor, with the
nuuply light ftpxtng dui-k are being
tik'n i 1 aperulatnra and higher prices are
ciMi'eil K.Uitih plentiful but ktadv
i . t urkeve ateady on he it Ilnea. with
oo mt 11011 weHk Helter griulea of chlcltena
hcul with confldance, while fow la are
ureeaapd f'r aale nmm urgently. I'rlcen
Kreah. fowlj, Weatcrn. lwxed, rtO lb, and
over, ITU llo. : Wen tarn, athled laj-ge
ilatittf.i laadi Waotarn( dry picked. 4v
1 hi . TO j in., i- ; woutnern, amaJl
13 i lie t'hli k'Mia, fr-a-h nearby, I and
Ilia to uilr. llftliai Virginia, milk fed.
mill a1 llw to pair, tto . other Houthern
I and IU I hi . 10 tf - I P. I Weatern
led. :i ami 4 lba., '.'1 U . dry pKkad
, urn fad, s and 4 iha , llffiff. oil raoi
era, l L i 'ii 1 S' ; muaha. prime, w hite. 10
.i.i t- l.aen. IS MJ ' :ba . S.V a lba , t
I'roteii rurkea, drv ph-ked, aelected
-tr Wen-rn "0. ' v is 7 ti 1 H
I'hlckene. l I" "oa, mil a ren, 43 tn 47 lha,,
II.; 41 lh and over, JlfJJIn.; corn fad.
43 to 47 lba, 19c : i tha and over. SOe.
eN'i is to Ytn. n'i a fend over to aoaatii
IT. ; io to lb lba laa. Mat raoatera
ISU ft i Sa
in aiortaj, ana miar na win ace
HinfcT Siiii; tise -fli.ilL g.mie wiil.-h
achoduicd for that aftamooii,
FINANCIAL NOTES.
Ill.HO
The t'alunit and He i OomDan) h h
declared a iurter :y dlvtdand ol 1 1 "- pr
aha re. aayabla Baptambar to eiorli tf
recrr( iSeptenih-r .Ix motithl ago a
dividend of i per ihafe arag declared.
Announcemen: la made t hat tlie eml-
annual lnita.mnia of In t ere -1 on tin- 7
per cent cumu:-itl a I lu.t iniit moi an
l bond I oi tha Denver and Klo . i . i .
Railroad Company amount in a to S1 pa"
til, w ti i b paid on and after October l
tie a : at the new org i nit Lorn pany,
New York; John K. Mii.iat & to., Uotidon;
DfUtache BanU, Hr In. and Ado ph. Boa
a!n A ' Amaierdam.
lllKMls M IMIKKr,
IMlltllllliOl'.ll ( 0H().1 K I..K
I l IK I KIN.
Si. me uf lamcni of DIvMandi
Th Board of Dlraotori of th" In:er
borough rouaolla: 1 .-r porm in a' a
meeting hiWI lo.ia daclATed from aurptua
a dividend of i?"r on the preferred aiock.
payaMa at tiie office or tlie i orporatlnn.
No. 1 v Broadway. New Vm k i 'It v on
October tat, lilt, to atorkholdara of record
The i . ?e or hualiu'aa on .-eptei 1 1 er "!h.
H H rlRHISRi Sret.irv.
New Vo-k. Kept laf. li16.
TIIE DEI. AW ARK at HCUtON 4MI'NV.
.New 1-irk. A ugunt s 1 .
A quarter: v dividend of TWO ANp S E -
QUARTKR i S 4 CB.VT. on the cap-
Itai atoi k mil 1 o inj win ! pai t at
the of floe ef t ' nmpany. 4'j hi reet.
In this city, on and eftar Monday. ept iO,
19 lft to stni kho.aeii of record at ..,! of
butlneaa to4ay
By older of the Board of Uai agera.
OH A R teat a A U HkLKBRi Treasurer.
ft) 22 Sept 0. 1014
NEW VOKk TRANI1T COMTANV,
ffl Hroailvtt .
New York. Auguat V! "
A dlvtdand Of M On par Mine hM been
dactarad on tbe L'apltal Block of thia cotn
pany. pay a he i rtoiioi I ... 1115, to atoctf
boldara of record at the etoat of bualneat
Keietnh r :3. II I .'
Ail fotniuunicationa raaardlni pa mant
vr change of addreab ehould lie gam to tha
uudeidlgNed not lar than October V tU5,
UBOROK CHKaBBRO'. Be retni
EI.EinONS ANI MEETING!.
Tu THE HTOCKHOl.DBUl Of
M I ..in-. houthvieMterii Itailoii.v t o.
it lAula. Mo. AniuM it&th. 19 1 A,
voTltB i" haraby ffvan that :iie gnnual
meet i t.g of t h' ftHocKnoMari of t Uoute
pout h aitern Railway Compan) ar It! a
hnd at the Oanral Oflloaa ol the 'nn
pany, In tha Hal. May Km hang- Build
iljtth and Olive Sti.-eta, m lie Htl of S'
Koula. Mo. on Tueaday. Or tubal Ith, till,
at nine o'olork A M . for the e'. tlon of
lirect"-ra of the Company, In conformity
with the bv-!awa. and for th tranaactton
of in h other ouatnaai may legally
come before aald meeting.
The reg u!a r a n nur 1 meat Ing of tha Dl
ractora oi t Ua Company t I bg held at the
aame place mmadltttafy afte- the adjourn
ment of tha ttoclrnotdarr meeting
The atoi k tran.fer ho--.k!i of the Com
pany Wfll he cioaed on S:tturd.t. Septembar
4th. 1915. at twelve o elm k noon and arlll
be reopened at ten o'clock A. M on
Wedneeday. October Ith. 1911.
F. H BRITTON, Praaldaat
ARTHl'R J THUSSKI.l,. Secretary
REPORT of the 1 St
DhldrudK ai
Tht New York Trust Company
nn ihi' Bml da i.f luit4, I'll". mdr in
SCOOrdsnre null thr iiniUI,ni. of . In Ha. n kins;
Bscllnu I 14 ami 119:
Full nan f lti..-.lf or
nr shsrebnldsr iai
kmiMii raeMen r
i.l uftli'r ailtlrraa
,,f depositor or Amount
shsrebolder, dm.. "f I1!-1 'r Firat
nf nrlulii-.! 1i'kih Urposll. I u ili.-at l.m
Mr . i"'i A oe yu.-
asds, III W "'lli
-l Ni.. .irk May
j.i leni l:i '.1 Sept. 9. 101 1
Kil KlUbsrrl. Ad.
mlnsitrator, 101 N.
Wrhatsr st . i eel
N islna Mn h Mar
,i 07 .''4 ! Prpt !, 1914
ueorge H"frr Trustee,
lTn ariiogtton sve .
Rrooklya, Nets arki
MsrcE I, i-n 112 49 Sspt. g, 1911
I K HoTlOWSJ ''111 IVrat
r.nrt A.- . N.'w in 1.
April .'. 19
Viral l titwll'lslr-l
Mnrlita.' Boadaoid.
rrV i ommlttss Uoul.
.ilk BvBvllle sihI
St I nut Kailsu. .
r ii Sunt lirrn Hall
aav. I.iull-.. Ill, kan-
tin kv. Aiis 1 is.. 7:. 4'. Sspt. 9. 1914
ilrruii:. Itrlt llallwav
. 'ompsny Boadholii"
rv' i 'i ml nil ' t sr. II
IV I in l)Ol IVrna
urir. 13 Hriia.lwa.
New Vnrk June IIBI 311
w iiiiHin Hsrlien amltb.
7.". Id'ail St . N.'W
..rk Die 17 i97
i . s .in Nostrsod,
adialnletrstor, i Main
si . l-'liiatiln. I .'"is"
Ulainl l L I IT lv
i. k w.-iia. Att4nney,
;s llioail si N.w
..rk. Apr. II 191.1
i ilkMbsrre A Hii.tvni
River lllllirnvrnirnl
t ompsn) . sirs . nrk
rit. ,pr ji. iw2
Sva'i nf Srs 'irk 'otinty of New York, si
1' I llnllM-. l . I'l.'ail.-ni n. ,HM1-
DOUI1 I'rssmi f T1IK NEW VUHK
IKIsI' ii'MI'ANN lrul romp) lo
iltil anil iloltlK hiisiiiiaa 111 Ihi' i'lty of Nest
Vork in -aid rouui)', being duly sworn, etch
for Filoiai'll .... that inr forriiolng reborl Is
a f'lll tun' ..ml i'urnn'1 atsismsnt nf th un
, aum 1 il. imsita ill. I.Ii-iiiIh ami lntfriai of
TDK M VORK TRL'aT COMPANY
msd ! sfcortlelirs suit tin provleluas "f
., - 1 II an, I 19 nf L'baptsV .I'll' of III.'
ii.u.kp, i , .is shown by thr boogi of isiij
i uiupsll lbs tir' ilsy of Viiauat IMI.'i.
i i iii hi s K. Vtve-PresldeDl
.i m KM IwDDi Truesurar
leverslli aubenrlbed ami .with to by both
il, I ,i, nn- .'.I ilny of xspU'iuhsr, lui...
'" ihvsI '"' Siil JURBPH A. FI.YNN.
Noinr. Hulill.', N. Y'. Cuuntjr, N" 97
n cuuiii) Rcglitec N" fdgt, 'tf mm
In limns t'oiiiily. Nn 4. pfOBJ Count
Ht'glaisr No 713. iTerm raplree Marcli JO.
1917 i
RBPORT
or uneUtmsd tlfpm.ta ..t THB Kgrirvm.K
1RI st COMPANY of N. w York on the lat
dey of Ausiiat. 11., marli' i sriir.lsnn Hh
Ihn i 1,1 of lliu DunkliiK Ijiw, Mtrtion
I II an, I -J in
harotoy Full nam. nf ilrrwivitor or
snsn n.il.lr. Ij.i known llalr- nf Amount
rfal'l.'iirp or P .. ail.lri-u tlrlaltial nf
l -. l...-1'..r..r li,r..i,,! l.r I I, p..-!; Orposlt.
Aptna Mnrtsasr '... ftrt
ltro.lway. New Y ork t 'Ity
Mar
Dfnssr. Rna Bedllrr. Derd.,
i W at . v. .
I) '. An
neaer, K. A . or srab m
:t2 BaN .17th st Now
York f 'Ity
Ulgnoui, t'lml. nsaisne.v
li0 Ilroaalway. New York
City
lirwirtrld. II. A . Mt. Vrr-
Don, N. Y'
II .'. Ilrnrv .1.
Uenron.R! MlchaHJ., ISO
I'.sat ."lOtb Hi . N. w York
'lty.
Hooker . 'o . 97 Wall St . Nr-w
.a-k I It V 4uil
Irwin y II g pi,,., iP ,
Rrpublkiuf parts .. Frh
Jordan w gi .gQVeeei st
Nr York lt Dr
Llat. l.pnnon ,V . ',. . 19.7
llroH.lv.ai. New ork
I'l'y Mar 6, 19(14 IM.Ti
l.nnir, Jessie II Rsl . 19
li.-.-,,.. It., Nrw York
Cltf
MrAa'un. (leo, W in trust
.1 it llarrlson, ITI itioai-
nu . New "i ork I 'II. v. Ilia-
M( sililrn. Ial,,'ll,'. ll.l
13, 190.'.
J7 190
IS, 1903
29. 1902
tr.a.Sl
199,11
311 II
91 70
21X191
1297
121 23
190.19
20-, 40
14BJI
St.
Mrwllaon
Ity
Mattniis. II . 1
H.iffalo. N Y
Mnrtln, . 'tte iv
7.' 1 St . II kl
Moor,. KlIW .1 .
Bssknssn si .
I Ity.
Nfw
Y ork
IMC
in st .
II
No'
Rsl . 2117
n N. V
tMCd li'i
New ,llrk
1 90 1
1 003
'iS Spt 9. 1914
07 Srpi 9 1914
III Hi pt. 9 1UI4
lis 70
paelsp . ofiper lo., 7 1
Rrosdwsy. N, Y..rki 'II
N Y' a N. J. gpundrymi n i
Aaa tl. 51 1 west .Mill I '
Naw York i'lty .Inn" 1 1. 190.1
' Noble lli.s'.r k A- Dsvla,
141 ItroiiilHay. Nrw York
i i'lty
Nit. lost W . 411 West 'Hi'
l si New York City Dec, 9.1901
Nugenl, lYni . ST aumnill st .
It kiwi. N June 19, 1909
tin. Kllalih A . Ml H.'r
sn si , Newark. N I Dm I '. 1903
1 pioneer Mining Co., Kraiiin,
Weblnton
1 Pelieya Island Pyrites i '
1 Hi'iriin 1 'atberlne, iim
I Rhode lii.uik.'t 1 " . Hun
I Hl.ls Apr 98, 1199
Ronssii, 1 h. . .
svhmii.. Irene 1 ' . Mr.
stevsn. Bmiua 1. . 19 Fast
s l.l si Ni w ork . in
sit., en-., .1 v . so Lllierl y
ft . Nw Yorkl'liy. 1 ler. 30, 1 99
1 Sulbsrland, VYm H 9 Mur
rey si.. N.1 Y ork city,
Mar 19. 1904
Tsbler, M Cnmni
Tnotl. II Co.. 2li Iiro.nl-
way, nw York city July 13, 10.1
Thompeon Kl Mm liipp
Underbill, Kate .1 un.' I '-v
lniou Ave . Nw H ork
I fiy
V nines Centrslr Pet 11 Orsve
llslil. Petit Ursv llali '
YYI,.IT. C
Mean, John H Bl W eiiien
si b'wa.. Terrytown,
N Y Al.r 90
Clerk. Air. A sin Parker
St . NsWHrk. N .1 Ypr 2'-' 1909
Cohn Mfr ion North I I ill
at . WW, till.'. N.J . s. pi .' 1904
.'.. 17
77.79
TS.39
391.11
8tl TO
70.90
139.94
S96.TS
1 10 9.1
1.14 l
7i '17
71 9
I 19 Kl
1 43 2
110.13
s. ,9
31.94
SO 2
If. 3S
:i:i 2n
63 14
117 11
1111 11
3IA.S4
r,.l on
117 h.t lpt. 9. 1914
REPORT of lb 1 NCLAI.MKU I )K POSITS,
ll lilemls am I llllsn -1 nf lb.'
UKRSIAN KXl'IIANIII ltNk. . T .,
on the First del of Aususl. IlilA, tnsds in
errordsnre with the provision ol Hie Usuklog
I .. . Serl ion I 14 .1111I 21''
Nam.' of Ueposltor I ' f
il lvl.10.ll I'll ': 1tfll1.1l
A. I. Ires.
lie, ker llros.
Reel 4th si ,
Iii. in II .rt.wi'
si . N Y .
Tlieo Kaati
l oosler st ,
II Kahn
N Y
John Murphy. J
Ion Av . N V
I N Nush. 211s
N ,
I i liosl ;
Kns to .-.
N. Y I .-I.
1,1:. Kaal s .th
Mar
A Co . lis
N Y Ian
.11.1 A
Apr
i.'i l.eiinu
lei. Ik
Kaal kind
lime 21
in. IssO
19. IS77
7. 1SS9
An" mill
of
llslsne.
3I 29
91 04
I, I'alilllltio. '.Ill Si" olll 1
N. V. .. Sept.
Th" Psteripn InvtsttineiH
Co., 723 ll'wa N Sepl
1 11a- 11 si, ri
s Mart .11 Si.S I
n.norl ..f th "'I Islined PP. nirl- i sum. ni New York 1
.. ,nd Interest f -lie Hstropolltsn JA)I IN A FA II
rruai kwiiiuainy ui in City of ,n Yoik iiKoKnK kkkn i
mi .!. of Vuuimt. alb. mad In r.,-lllinK' l.ai'h
211 ISsIl
1999
191)1
61 2
92 20
12. lUOtl I9.4H
1 IS I'' ISs'l KOI.
nun' . of New y, ork. aa .
lcsPl ' - I'leiit ami
a.hi.T, 1,1 ib.i (fsrnisn
y ork 11 i.i 1. ...... 1
with
l.u... .S"
ih. nrovlsl
tlmia 13. ami
r l a.
N .
In t
Ity.
Mi ii
Jill
I nke Kris a YYrslern It ml 1 ...1.1 Cn.
New York. Augnat If, Pi I S
Kor tha purpos ef tii s'liin.ti niestlng
of stockholders, te be hold Oct, 4th, 1915,
th mtnefer books will i' elod si th'saa
o'clock P M- "ii Wdndayi .sapt. 9 tri.
an. I will bo reopened on TTlUrdy, Ocl.
Till, ill!
MILTON I BAROBR, Troa-nrar
II t It 1 1 .1 SiAYINIiia ll.WH.
ISetlc la herohy slven that esrecuni nf
tb following depoaltor have been dot
111 rt.ii t for twenty yetua m over.
I ,..M know II
Nam of llennalmr. il.ii e of resl.len. a
llt'.rn
lon. Msrv.
llnB, ' 'liarla I..
powdalii Mr J ,
rieck, Maria.
Maealin. Msrgt,
TU"h. Ka.tle.
Solllieidn- Mli'hael
IJ. Kaal
IV". 1 1 li ,. ...
s.' Kt 1 11
.1.' U eat 1.1 .
1.3rd si
N Y P
,1h .Sr,-M
ml
a. . 1. .In
Bsuklni
19
.Tsui Til, ,oi . 19 11 ,at i
n v . it v. aicn 3. tevi r.y.ye
ltl of New I ai it. ."int of New Vork sa. i
ijeoige .' Van Tuyl. Jr . Preeldent, end
M ,,, 1 u, Mtllarg, Asst. aetretsry of th
Mstrepollisn Ti us' Oompany "f in chy of
Now l in k, locate l and .loins business in
the city "f Now Vork. in esld county, bslpg
duly sworhi each for hiihaelfi .. th.it the
foregoing report la a full, true end correot
at.it-MliOlil ol t!ia tlliclaltlio.l ,lop ,alta, illtl-
den is aii.l litiori'.t .'f ths Mo'iopoMt.in
Tmal foinpan. of 111 Cllv of Now York,
male In accordant Willi iIl prnwalnll, of
Section :3i and til "f Chapter III of tha
ll.likl'S la.w a olluwn h. the bg9 of
Said Trust Compliy on ill first day of
Auguei. I al. ,, .. , ..
. , .' ' t,rJ. v, iv-s I u I . .. ST .1 I
President
itigd 1 v. ii.I.AUli K Mi HARU,
A.t Seiiotnry.
Ssverlly mborlbd ami iwapii in gy
both dponnt 111 fliat .iliy Of .- r ,,' 11, h-: I
I'.i I ... Pefur 111
1 geel 1 ss 1 1 a R, Vijiii.kh.
Notary Public, Kings county, n. t.
Crtlflct Hied In Now York County.
New V ork
orii, each foi
reuort. to th
1 Hit. is lull
lb 1111. .01110.1
soil lnd In
. f 1 hi- liatikina
of aald hank on
,r ih. . ami ilium.' ..isiuts- m the I itv
r. In s.ilil I 01111M lielna il'ily s
BsJsnoe, 1 liiiiiseii. s,.i. ihsl lbs foroeiilnu
4,n hrbl ol Ins bnoeisde i.n.t
,u I li ne :tnil eorre' I at ali ment
I131 ot uepnslie, dividend ud m
, I ai orilall-'e w II 11 I he l'rov isi..
1 .11 w . .is all. vi 11 o. 1 ,s
tin. 1-lrsl .Lit of Ann. 1st. .,il7.
I ill is v 1 s leo President
uKOUtlr KKIIN, 1 ,-Ihit.
Neverelly -.i... ni.. 1 .,1,1 awnrn '" by hnin
deponent itie nscuud dy ot gept . 1913.
ta li .1 e ins.
(Seal 1 II K It Y I.M.I.I.. Notary PllUle,
Klliks Co.. No .,1, lellllli.tle tllisl In
N . Y. I'a, No
Fll'nn Trust
th monya re
,1 cpdu.nc itn
Cluspl! Ml of
II Bail.
r . I uuah,
OK
Uh Kssl 1 -nth Ml 10 -l I
'.'.'3 Alexander
:3.1 K! lt)7lh Sir. al
UTili si ii ManhMtMi 4. i
Slaylon. BUbth t', Willi It
YVolsa. Jac.ti. 1144 Third An
I ...! I SOsUt lat, 111
tmomai n rrr,nT. -.'.,,
Ill Mil YORK SWINI.H lYXNK
I nr. Illli s. 4 Mlh I.e.. N. Y ('..
orllses In ili enr lain o Willi S". linn C7.
kins Uaw "f Uie mate uf New Vork,
following Mat "f iiml.iimel seaounli
jiro louel . t ' i"" to.l :
1,. Thereee, w I lib t . N v c
.... predrlk, 111 B lllh si, v v r
PbaillHinrii ii. i.j w Nnriii BiUeeourl Mo
Pole, Mills K NI W I7tii hi., Ht Y C
In truat r,,i Rdna 1 Kr'o i i.nm
l ihior Henry, 1.. l.iiiio W nil. si . N Y 0
0 ... ii.iai.ivi. tu Rleblb Ave., N V S
Inn. Robe. CS A , 11 l . uia gl,, SI, I. c
11,1
th
H.
I'lTll.ll'ATI.lN by t lis
t'otiijokiiy "I Now vvrk I
imtliilTia 11.. ...... 1 : In
! Heitioli 131 and .19 uf
1 t ti. It. u. kin.: I-.11' a ol I Ii
1 Katnte 0: I'mer 1 i.i S '.,.n W
Executor, :"'t) Rutland Reed,
New i k. 119 :
,i iTK ni-' NBW TOnK, COUNTY
N HIV Vi i it K. i
iiijnuv is REltJUIKY, m Vlci ptoei
drnt sii.l CMAHUCN M VAN KUUEOK,
So. letary of tin? Fullnn Trust Cninpanv
,.f Now York heltiy duly worn, ea.Ti for
hlniaeif ly 1)11 'ha fore .11. a rP0rl la
true and ec .1r.1t 11. .ti1 respeepj :o Ut
heal of ii k ' edgs end i.e'.iof
i.-ln.ai IIKNItV w HBIUItUBT,
: I V. m V ...1 'arrt.
CHARLES M. VAN ULlcti K,
be- -eiaj-y.
Severally itihecrlbed and sworn le be
eai.ii rleponent .ue STth day of Auii.
iy. :.. hoforo ni.
. Me"...) 1 .1' iHKPH M kg.
Nela. I'ul, ; l 1 aa ' .
He !. r No 41
Certll.sa.o I. e.i N V. 1
Ito, .'or Nn J
Ceetlf).'' n 1 Broni
Reg tt SO it
No. IJ?
No ITS.
7. ' II
I
IK' I'