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NEW JERSEY CORPORATIONS.

TRENTON, July 19.-Certihcates of in
corporation were granted yesterday to the
following companies:
tered office, Jersey City; agent, James f..
Woolley; capital stock, $4,000; incor-
porators, Andrew G, Watson. MONTE Bonn,
r. b. Watson, Luther J. Cadrigan, Albert
o. Clark and George Wasko; to do a
general trucking and transportation busi-
ness.
Company; registered office. South Orange;
agent. William O.. C. Hull; capital stock,
10000; ncorporators, Amelia. Hull, Melvin
o. c. Hull and Hugh H Christian; TO
manufacture and deal In automobiles.
Masonic Association of Camden, New Jer-
sey; registered office, Camden; agent, Adam
R. Sloan; capital stock. $4,000; incor-
porators, William B. Osler, Frank w. Tus-
sey and Joseph L. Shackeiford; to deal in
real estate.
samuel {; Paris & Son. Inc. registered
son; capital stock. 100000: in~corporators.
Samuel c.. Paris, Albert L. Paris and
Charles r. Stevenson; to manufacture and
deal In hats.
Camden Pressed Stone and Concrete
Company; registered office, Camden; agent,
Jacob Rich; capital stock, 81, 600; incor-
porators, Jacob Rich. Oliver B. Blizzard,
1r.. Chandler p. Williamson, jr., Joseph N.
Hettel and Joseph Flock; to do a general
contracting and building business.
Burlington Chair Company registered
capital stock, $4,000; incornorators. Olof
F.. Peterson. Royal Peterson and Pussy w.
Jackson; to manufacture chairs.
Gas Engine Pneumatic Company: regis
tered office. Piainfield: agent, William
Newcorn; capital stock, $500, 600: incorpo-
rators, Peter J. Zeglio, Robert A. Meeker
and William Newcorn; to manufacture gas
engines.
Portland Stone Company; registered Of
flee. East Orange; agent, New Jersey
Registration and Trust Company; capital
stock, 800. 90; .incorporators, Charles Q.
Geyer. Frank c Ferguson and Harry H.
Picking: to deal in building stone.
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BUTTER QUOTATIONS AT
SELLING VALUE ONLY.
independent Dealers Win a Victory Over
the New York Mercantile
Exchange,

NEW YORK, July 19.-By the decision Of
Judge Jaycox yesterday in restraining the
New York Mercantile Exchange from issu-
ing quotations of the wholesale price Of
butter at other than the selling values of
the butter, as indicated by the wholesale
transaction at first hands, the independent
butter dealers have won a victory.
George w. Martin, George w. Martin. it,.
and Edwin Martin brought an action
against the exchange for $500 00 damages
and also for an injunction restraining tn
issuance of false quotations. 1t was de-
clared these quotations were given simply
for speculative purposes and were given
out officially by the exchange to affect the
price Of butter.
The matter was tried before Judge Jay
cox without a jury in May and there were
many witnesses sworn on both sides. At
that time the plaintiffs withdrew the de-
mand for damages and the question was
based entirely on the injunction.
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THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, July 19.-Wheat today opened
easier and with a light trade. Liverpool
cables failed to reflect yesterdays ad-
vance here and it was reported that the
Argentine crop will be 20 per cent. larger
than last year. September opened ss@h to
5saA lower at $685. to 1855, and sold at 1914
Corn was dull and prices were easy IN
sympathy with the weakness of wheat.
and because Of good weather for the crop:
Septsmber opened ls9A to z lower at
Oats were dull and easy, chiefly because
of weather conditions. September oats
were unchanged to a shade higher at
$685. to 385s@3S%, and sold at 3S3s.
Provisions were almost dead. There was
no early quotation on pork, and for, some
time the opening quotations on lard ana
ribs stood alone. Both lard and ribs
opened unchanged at s.95 and s.o7h respec-
lively.
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Markets Have Early Corn;
Prime Fruit in Abundance

Corn made its appearance In the Centre
Market this week, and while 1t is not of a
very good quality. yet what there is of 1t is
selling for Is cents per dozen ears. Toma-
toes are still high in price and scarce, but
the hot spell with hurry along the Jersey
crop.
Strawberries are about run out. The
present date is about the latest they have
ever been obtainable In Centre Market.
There is an abundance Of other varieties
of fruit.
Fish is plentiful at moderate prices, but
meat still continues to soar at its old
prices, with no indications Of a drop.
Prices arc as follows:
nhTDU
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE.

of 49, O7. 215. or 1912 per cent. For the
first week Of July the gross earnings Of
thirty-eight railroads, says the Wall Street
News Bureau. aggregated 50, 4SS, 574, against
Ss,513. 653 in the corresponding period last
year, an increase of 1858, 921, or 1873 per
cent.
July, $160. OS2, decrease 1913; from July l
100000. decrease $9,94s.
Twin City Rapid Transit, first week IN
July. $lS7. 607, increase SO. 749.
Union Pacific estimated income for the
fiscal year ended Tune 30 gross $15,1Sl. To-
increase IS, 499, 573; operating expenses 49,
90. Asa, Increase S.. 25S, SOL; net 1855 Col, in
crease So, 24O.SS2; other income $11,028,2oz
increase s.. 26O. 761; total income $4f. 6'soS'
increase &c. sol SAB: fixed charges and rem
tails $3.50. 622, decrease $780, 94; available
for dividends $35, 9S4, 2S1. increase Sc, 1872. 4S7;
dividend preferred stock 4 per cent. SS,ssz'-
COG, decrease SIS; balance for common SSl,-
952, 80. increase S.. 1872 ASP; dividend com
mon stocok s19. 54s. 100, increase IS, 1893, 3SS;
surplus $12, 403, 4S5, increase s., 7S4,064.
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JERSEY CITY. July 19.--Articles of in
corporation Of the following companies
were filed with the County Clerk yester-
day: sf
Dos De Abril Mining Company-To car
Office, is Exchange place, Jersey City;
capital, 1900, 900, divided into 800. coo shares
of the par value of 81: incorporators, Fl. O..
Coughlan. l.. H. Gunther and D.. S. Mantz.
Amor Amusement Company-To give
moving picture shows; office, 37 Central
avenue, Jersey City. capital. $4,000, divided
into 100 shares of the par value of 800;
ireorporators, Otto H. Albanesius. 1858 Cen
trail avenue, Jersey City; Ray Morris, so
West 10TH street, New York. and Moses
Morris, 1927 Madison avenue. New York.
Hudson Heights Realty C~ompany-To
carry on a general realty business: Office,
70 Hudson avenue, Gutenberg; capital,
$125,O00, divided into $500 shares of the par
value of $50; incorporators, Rutherford H..
Walker, 70 Hudson avenue, Gutenberg;
Adolph e. Bhrehm. 81 Manhattan avenue,
Jersey City; Frederick Walke 7S4 Lin
coin place. West New York: George Q.
Dods, Faivview: Frank Lob, % Fourth
street, Weehawken, and Henry j. Gordon,
Al Bulls Ferry road, Gutenberg.
ton of Bayonne-0fnce, 800 Broadway,
Bayoune; shares, $500 each; ncorporators,
Pierre P. Garven. Reginald Jackson, Aaron
A. Melniker. Michae A. O'Hare. Leon
Lazarus, William Gentry. julius Chmcl-
mixer. John E. Myers. Max L. Solinsky,
George H.. Kramer. f. A. Schiller, p. j.
Tierney, Samuel Horowitz. r. F. Flood,
Max Strauss and DR.. Charles ]. Larkey.
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STEAMSHIP NEWS.

SABLE ISLAND, N. s., July 19.-The
steamer Columbia, from Glasgow FOR New
York. was in communication by wireless
telegraph with the Marconi station here
when 100 east of this point at 7 a. M. VIII
probably dock about 2 p. m. Sunday.
= SIASCONSET, Mass. July l9.--The
steamer Patricia, from Hamburg for New
York. was in communication by wireless
telegraph with the station here when 100
miles east of Nantucket lightShip at > a m
Will probably dock about 10 a. m. Satur-
day.
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rHE LONDON

LONDON. July l9.-American securities
onened firm. with prices Il to y above the
closing at New York yesterday. Trading
was quiet.
The market hardened on New York's
opening and buying was good. particular
ly for Wall street account. Missouri Pa
cihc and Missouri, Kansas and Texas were
features. The close was firm.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.

The C. Shaw Trowbridge Company.
is to deal in real estate, had articles
of incorporation recorded in the County
Clerks office today. The authorized CAPT
tai stock Is $35, 600. but the amount paid
up is 5000. The incorporates are Fran
els M. Shaw, Carroll s. Trowbridge and
William L. Trowbridge. all of East Or
ange. The registered office is in Midland
avenue, Montclair.
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DIVIDEND

Consolidation Coal Company, regular
quarterly of 1s per cent, payable July Sli
books close July "a, reopen August l.
Wilkesbarre Gas and Electric Company
of 2 per cent, payable September Z 10
stockholders of record August 81.
Trenton Potteries company usual quar-
terly of 2 per cent. on its preferred STOCK,
payable July 25 to stockholders of record
July IS.
North American Company, Of 2h. per
cent, payable September 2 to stockholders
of record August 10.
Union Storage Company, 2 per cent, pay
able July 81.
terly of 2 per cent.
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state OF New Jersey, County Of Essex, IS.
Uzal II. Mccarter.N President. and Frederick
company, being severally duly sworn. each
for him~elf deposes and says that the fore
going statement is true. to the best of his
knowledge and belief.
CzAL H. McCARTER.
President.
FREDERICK W. EGNER
Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
eighteenth day Of July, a. d. 1907.
f. A.
Notary Public Of New Jersey.
correct-Attest;
FORREST r. DRYDEN,
THOS. N. McCARTER.
Directors.
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sEliz.. Piainield & Cen. Jer. 5s. 81 q
Public Service int. bearing ctfs. 60
ePublic Service 5 p. e. notes. y315 -
Public Service stock ..,.......-. g2 70
Newar Gas es. 1914. ....-....., ~ u
$Newark Con. Gas 5s, 194S. 49,. l04sA lu5A
Newark Con. Gas stock .... 30 VI
Essex & Hudson Cos stock. liz ~
Pat. & Pas. Gas & Elec. 5s. 100 lgl
sPat. & Pas Gas & E1ec. stock g. bo
sHudson County Gas 5s......... lOl42 W.
Hudson County Gas stock. e. JOG l0S
IS. J. Gas, Elec. & Trac- 5s.,. S
S. j. Gas, Elec. & Trac. stock ia 1l6
United Electric 4s........-...t. ~ ~
Bergen Co. Gas & Elec. stock 50 o.
Newark City Water IS. 1922. l01 lg
sEs.tx CO. Park As, 1888. 800. lO2 l0S
eAnd interest.
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To neglect advertising is like resolving never
10 travel by steam or communicate by tele-
rraph. IL ia to close one's eyes to the light
and persist upon living in perpetual uarkness.-
Horace GIeele..
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Professor Chamberlain, the great Eng
fish authority upon all things Japanese,
ays From hints dropped by several of
the educated, and from the still more in
teresting, because frankly naive, remarks
made by Japanese servants whom | have
taken with me to Europe at different
times. | found that the Travelled Japanese
consider our three most prominent char
acteristics to be dirt, laziness and super
stition. Chicago News.
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PLATINUM GOING UP.
Price Has Advanced $3.50 an Ounce
Within a Month.

NEW YORK, July 19.-Announcement is
made that the price of platinum has adj
vanced from S24 to $26.5O an ounce within a
month, and the dealers say that it will soon
be $50 an ounce.
Manufacturers of diamond jewelry. plates
for artificial teeth and electrical and photo
graphic supplies are quite disturbed and
many of them believe that the Russian and
French companies which control the mines
are curtailing the output.
1 consider the public press the very best adj
~vertising medium. Manager Howard Bryson.
Graham & Co.. Ottawa.
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Furnished by Byrne & Mcdonnell, stock
800 Broad street. NTelephone 6lo.
Opening. Closing.
NEW YORK PRoDUCE EXCHANGE.
WHEAT

Furnished by Byrne & Mcdonnell, stock
brokers. $40 Broad street. Telephone 6l5.
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PRICES OF BONDS.
The following quotations were -drnished
by Post & Flagg:
c ~sECURTTIEs.

The appended list of quotations on the
active local securities Is furnished by Her
man j. Egner. room Cos. Prudential build
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Two Views.
st believe in looking things squarely in
the face"
1T believe in looking on the right side OF
things. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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REPORT Of the condition Of
TRUST COMPANY. of Newark, n. j.. at the
rloea Of hiieinocs Juue 20 1907.
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BOSTON STOCK

BOSTON, July 19.-Following are activ
quotations dealt in on the Boston Stocl
EXCHANGE.
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Bags-ssn Quentin. 7&c; grain bags. June
July, SIS 0S%c; wool bags. 42iS G47hc.
Coal-Wellington. s12 per ton; New Welling
mond, $12; Cumberland. s14 in bulk and s162s
in sacks; Welsh anthracite, SIS; coSe. ei7 pei
ton in bulk and $le in sacks; Rocky mountain
nominal.
Oil-ouotations are for barrels: Linseed
raw, cases &c more; castor OIL. in cases
Nc. I, 75c; Bakers IA. cases, f.2SG1. so; lueol
SOC for boiled and 4Sc for raw: China nut, cases
s5@soc per gallon; eoeoanut oil in barrels. 81:
Csc for No. 2. according to quantity; extra
bleached winter sperm oil. CSC; natural wintel
sperm oil, csc; natural whale oil. 55c; extra
winter strained lard oil s5c: No. lard oil. Csc
81 re: herring oil. 4oc: salmon OIL 35e; boiled
fish oil, Soc; paint oil, s5c.
Coal Oil, Gasoline, etc.-Water white coal oil
from tank wagon. 10911c; special. do. l21aci
extra star. zoe; Elaine, 26c; eocene, 19c: stove
gasoline, In bulk. 1I15c, In cases 24c; No. en-.
g1ne distillate,, iron barrels drums. Sc; No
40 6l3c. cases 61ac more; benzine. In bulk 12hc,
IN cases 1Sc; So degree gasoline, In bulk, Soc. In
cases Sec.
Turpentine-sSc per gallon in cases and Teizc
In drums and iron barrels.
Rosin-Per bbl OF $50 lhs-E, S7.s5; y, F.45;
e. $50; a. $40: !. $3.50:
:, Red and White Lead-Red lead. s1s 8oc per
lb; white lead. s@s15c. according to quantity.
Sugar-Ihe Western sugar refining COMPANY
quotes as follows, terms net cash: Cubes A,
crushed. 560c; powdered. 5.45c; candy gram
lated, 5.45c; fine fruit or coarse granuiated,
5.3oc; beet granulated Zoo lb bags only), 6.z5c
confectionery A. 5.35c: magnolia A. 4.95c: extra
Y. 4Soc; golden @, 4.I5c; ID, 4.G5c; H and z.
crystal dominos, S.I5c; tablets. half bbls g. s5c;
boxes. 610c per H. Barrels and so ID bags 10c:
all grades. No order taken for less than 70 bar
reis or Its equivalent.
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CHICAGO BOARD of TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO June 27-In a sensational ad-
vance. caused by the covering of shorts, the
price of wheat the local exchange today shot
past the dollar mark, the December delivery sell
ing at 81 .0315. At the same time the Septem-
was subsequently lost on realizing sales. At the
close September wheat was up 3a4c. December
wheat 37sc higher.
Provisions were 567l5c to 1061215c higher
The sharp advance in wheat took place in the
last hour of trading and was the elimination of
numerous reports regarding the alleged serious
shortage of wheat in the southwest The situa-
tion today contained new features, but when
few shorts commenced to cover about the noon
hour they found the market almost bare of Of
ferings. This frightened the shorts and in an
instant there wild scramble for what little
wheat offered for sale. From a dull drag
ging AFFAIR the market became one of intense
excitement, while prices nc to Hc at a
jump. When the September delivery touched 81
and December sold at 81 031a longs began to sell
freely and brought about a quick decline, Sep
tember dropping to $3.50 and December to 81. OF.
The close, however, was strong. September
opened &c lower to &c higher at 95M @95%,
sold of to 94N and then advanced to 81. The
close was at 99c. December sold between 97N
and s1.osia and closed at sI.o1ss-
The corn market bullish1y affected by the
bulge in wheat, prices advancing about lie dur
ing the last hour of trading. Further reports
ward also strengthened the market. Trading was
quiet early in the day, but later became very
active. The close was strong Septembe, opened
unchanged to &c higher at 531s Q53Ac ad-
vanced to 54kc and closed at 54c
Trading in oats was quiet early in the day,
but later the market advanced along with wheat
Crop news from Illinois bulfish new
species of bug being reported in the oat fields of
this state. September opened unchanged to nc
higher at BIS @37ssc, sold on to 36z @36Nc
s9se sas 'nsa advanced to sSe. The close was at
Provisions were firm all day fair demand
121ac at sl6.321a@16 Lard was up ioc AT
$eo71a; Ribs were 5@711c higher at ss.s5.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Butter. Chee.e and Exx.

Prices Of the best butter and eggs continued
TO move upward, creamery extra butter and the
TWO upper grades of eggs being higher on the
exchange and very firm at the advance. There
was a steady call for strictly fancy table but
ter, both on the street and on the exchange, but
tnose fs.eceivers who had any surplus were 10th
TO part with their holdings, while every one
seemed to be on the selling side of the market
when the under grades were mentioned. On the
excnange extras were bid up to 26c pound
an advance of 1c but there were no sellers at
that figure, &c being the lowest price asked.
EGGS continued TO clean up promptly, all grades
sharing IN the general activity, and still higher
prices for extras were predicted all along the
line. The supply of cheese was moderate, and
while that department less active than the
others. there was no disposition TO urge sales.
Business on the exchange was as follows:
Butter-10 cases of seconds at 2S15c; 24c bid
on hrsts and 26c bid and &c asked for extras.
Eggs-1o cases of extras at 2315c and so at
24c.
Cheese-25 fancy new Oats at 13Lc.
Receipts were Sc, 500 lbs butter, 2,1oo lbs
cheese and $50 cases eggs.
The following are the official quotations as
established by sales. bids and offers on the door
OF the dairy exchange:
Butter-Fresh creamery, extras 26c per lb
hrm; do frsts, 24c. firm; seconds. 2315c, firm
thirds. 23c, firm; packing stock, firm at 221ac
Tor No and pc for No. .: eastern ladle
packed extras. u 1tc, Arm; do frsts, 2ic, firm.
Cheese-Fancy California new fats 13Ac, per
ID, firm; frsts, 12hc, firm; new young Ameri-
cas-, fancy, 14Ac, hrm; hrsts. 1870, firm; fancy
firm.
Eggs-California fresh extras, 24c per doz
thirds, Ice, firm.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

THURSDAY. June 27-1o:so a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks higher but quiet Call money advanced
Coppers advanced Cotton rather higher
Silver fraction lower. Exchange rates before
Bank of England rate of discount unchanged cent
Wheat advanced in Chicago crop damage reports
Sales of barley in this market at top quotations.
Oats, and rye neglected at previous prices
Hav lower again. Feedstuffs plentiful and weak.
Lima quiet and easy again. with good crop prospects
Potatoes and onions firm Vegetables plentiful and
Domestic poultry coming in freely
Butter and eggs higher Cheese steady.
Most varieties of deciduous fruits in abundant supply
All descriptions of lard marked down.
Dried fruits and raisns still firm the high prices
Local securities show tone.
Southern Nevada stocks weaker
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Ner York stock Market

NEW YORK June 27-The rise in prices Of
stocks today was clear reflection Of the grow
ang confidence in hnancisl circles that the prin-
cipal troubles were behind rather than before.
This sentiment has been underlying the surface
of market operations Tor some time past affected
by the constrsint OF possible money market COM
pllcations IN connection with the semiyesrly set
Elements. The furry in call money today testi-
lied that the semiannual period is not 10 be
excepted entirely from the effects on money
rates- Tooay's movement Of call loan rates was
50 moderate. however, as TO leave effect of
confidence, especially in view Of the fact that
only one more banking day remains to be
hridSed before the time for disbursements TIE
stock market was still in professional hands TO
large extent. but Indications OF the coun-
tenGnce given to the movement by important
financial interests added TO its influence on
speculative sentiment. Stocks were demon nstrs bl ~
IN sesnty supply. and this was the mainstay OF
tire professional operations for the rise They
were thus made effective, although on a rather
small scale.
Operators for Ee rise avovedly based the
movement on tie hope Of an investment demand
for stocks springing up after the first OF the
month as result OF the effort to reinFest the
proceeds of the dividend and interest diStribu-
ton. The rise in stocks. therefore. viii be de-
pendent for its Just i6caton upon the Importance
Of this latter demand and also upon the quick
subsistence Of the extra demands upon the money
market.
The New York money market Is usually slower
rore !gn money msrkets. Money was strong in
London today. but discounts were easy in an.
tcipation OF cariy lowering Of money rates. the
Bank Of England return weak The Bank
of France also while reporting gain in gold
az nearly 81 .G55. 0oo. showed loan expansion OF
,O0o a prelude the coming settle
nents Sterling exchange yielded fraction in
Paris. hut IVES also lower here. Tomorrow 5
New York city bond offering attracts large at
tentiOn. and the hefter feeling IN the market
was partly due to reaSsuring reports of the like
lihood Of the whole So. 100000 being subscribed
for. Traders made much Of the prominence in
the advance Of stocks supposed 10 be the faVorite
medium of speculation by Standard Oil capital
lsts and pointed to this ia connection with the
hopeful utterances contained in q published in
terview with William Rockefeller as evidence of
the market attitude Of that group of capitalists.
A sharp uptur1 in wheat late in the dar added
TO the disposition 10 take profits. and the ex-
IRENE advances were considerably relieved
Bonds were quiet. Total sales par value.
81 22S 600
New York stock List
r. F. button & Co. zeo California street
members OF The New YORK stock exchange, fur
sish the following List Of bond and stock sales
yesterday: