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New-York tribune., 1908-07-24

The local marhet for spot eofton was .,g inland
prices 10 points Jo-Soc for nilolhg eplahu
1nG II 95c or rniddng gulf sales. 100 bales South
Susi and unchanged al lose: sales 800 bales "a.
yauHah dull and sc lower al 1o1ac ISoFoIA 1oTni
rsssFes - sales ig4 bales Houston quiet and
unehsnse3 AZ lni-c. sales "a bales LitLe Rock dull
aad unchanged al 1oasc Galveston 9ueu e. s11 ms ~
kvsr az lose sales go bales. Charleston quiet and
toHnal Wilmington nominal 81 Louis a9ii ana oi It
.Or Friday Al Houston 1e0o to 1000 bales. against
ny so s'i sEsS, ssk 1 s pa s s e and las last year ana
al New Orleans 1900 1900 against 1.O22 last week
ooIfon Exchange special Livergool cables; s E Spot
go American 1000; receipts 1000. all American
ktfing upland. 6 o4d Futures opened steady, 2
seru lower on near months and lower on late Pc
Es. July 5e2td AGgpst Ss2f' ,eS oc4eber
N0Vernber o9d: NoTenher-D December. 6o4d; pecem-
Nsrch. sa MaSchApTii sod: April May 5ol Nd
N,rs1saass5er.Ysr1s drll Cloths quiet and dul
s refusing 10 pay Prevang heh prices seT spFsHs ers
.,Isigats .5 No change in quotations Rye -four dun m
s. sss York Produce sPEi2s pasnss @Ser
patents s. ioas Is spring clears s. s. so
y 3 wineeE Sc 50 asa 60: extra No winter IS tog
SSEAI,-Firm- Quoted: Kiln dried. 81 BAG MEAL
nssssl 60 FEEDSwestera nm: city hrrn- orot
s ~s s 5 5OTng 5 $50 SO So So s city bra s4 bn
- 2s Ss25 N sacks nddling s2eG $40 80; red dog
~ ~ all July shipment; houliny chop, sIo 90 bulhi
- ~ sacks OIL MEAL, s31-
CONGRATULATIONS OF AG%c Per oushel
were recorded IL to-dsys wheat market as result
- !. conditions quite the reverse OF "Wednesday. when
.eoelpts exceptionally heavy in the Southwest
- movement to-day only el1 600 bushels, end u
~ freely predicted that arrivals would be even
snter nezt week country offerings for some days
sss been quite small The contribution from winter
ss.aest points $4,000 bushelss compared with
$4,000 bushels year ago This reduction in the
nsVeTnent practically Offset the lesssed export trade
- gave The market steady 20 firm tone most Of the
e. While 30 loads were an that could be traced
te Chicago had reports Of 81 loads although even
ns Fes lsss half the quantity reported 20 have
seta worked on "wednesday. Conflicting reports were
and cooler being followed by claims that the
.ee,ner IN Northwest bot and rnugEy. and
Sefetors favorable 20 development The North
~: markets colo Up 1Ae. and gave some color 70
a fss1sal Of bullish crop estimates from Western
rons OF which claimed that not over lQo-
spsugo would against estimates high
y 15esooo.ooO rlste earlier in the weak The stock
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
EXPORTS.
CASH GUSrArfoNS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. July q. 1905
lQFFFE-The coffee market less TODAY
sses being reported only IL 80 bags showed
continuation OF the reactionary tendency on
-resfcus day with the close steady but unchanged
- ponfs lower market opened quiet unchanged
rrtoes 10 sales whatever being reported the call
offerings.
- fhose Of fhe DAYS. there was
--v 1.-THE demand sight the slightly
Frssibfy selling encouraged extent by the
larger Brazilian receipts which reached 2co bags at
-isfso pcrrs against 81 600 last year $500 1906
,sr receipts AT Brazilian ports have
,e within l000 bags Of 1906. when the big crop
to prove
srsffcart than SOUNDS. bulges be expected
me movement q any commodity. and poor receipts
during July ana August not fnfatble indication
large A private cable received from PraGo.
-sves & Co advised the acceptance present offers
m he ground they could be repeated, and
a,ed ftai Brazilian government had stopped all
sss and suspended all offers. This regarded by
soe indicating that the government would attempt
"a dispose Of coffee until next spring sum
as ths during which visible supplies in
r~ssing ara crop movement which IS than
suecSen- 10 supply needs approaching.
TTnnean markets were shade lower with HaYre clos
"a net unchanged I franc lower ana Hamburg al
ssfne OF 4 nfg The market for spot coffee quiet
1+rh uuotatons the basis Of exc for Rio No z.
he range contract prices in the local market to
lows
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New York, July %, 1905.
Very small trading in all kinds of domestic beans
Foref FS h stock mov me- Se sowR N 6 e grades are Steady
Scotch peas quiet We quote: BEANS. marrow, choice
@ Sgh e 81 So ao % o Common l1 g0 10 soo % oz 3 S
g go pea eoios = Ss2 % GO sSnTno9 to good 81 Is
g 2ogs2 % do to good s29S2 15s do medium
choice g lo9s2 l9t DO Sonnon to good 81 sc9s2 o5
as2 o red fass s6oe & 81 co. do Common @ a9' to
good 81 5oGsi S. black soup choice 81 7oGs1 So
Is ass se PEas & seS bags psf bush s. e. 0'i''
BUrTER-Receipts to-day, T.44e pkgs. The great
fects and the smaller proportion Of positively fancy stock
has permitted advance of another 14e the
operators ar. not taking bod and iobbers buy only as
necessities REQUIRE There is increasing offering Of
taking few hundred tubs of these the volume
business Is not Large Factory is ruling firm fine
cry secia: per- n asei DO ssss 22a a8so dc rss
21A922o: do seeonds, 2ots a21e: dc thirds lsg9nc
% common 70 fair ls019sc process specials 81 3ae:
2oae; Western factory frsts. la0leilo: 90 seconds
lsgisAo Dc thirds i7917a.c; packing stock No ls3s
CHEEsE-Reeeipts to-day, 8,7s7 boxes. The pro-
portion q strictly fancy small eoored cheese avaahs
grades held firmly generally premium quo
tna to show more or s hsat and 'as sss
of cuIl cream cheese only moderately active. though
inoderats eoiered. Large run
cream cheese scarce and prices have been advanced
grades senersy slow IIvepooi cable: Finest cahs
dian, new. 5ss for colored and 57s Cd for white we
STATE fun cream 1 specials Iagiso DO large
Prime io ali&e: do common. saio4oi do skins, III
p Roo s do eonon agsc % r IT, sxs nd ia
Kote-Te classification Of specials includAs Daisies
EGGs~Recsipts to-day. 12.12s cases. There is 4.
god asHana fsr 4s ana tSy sf ssh s eggs and
Increasing supply Of lower qualities, the bulk OF the
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24

roTTDN-The cotton market was quiet yeSteTfass-
rsfh sentiment nervous and fluctuations Irregular 1e
M leader showed 70 aggFesslVeneSs during me oAg-
~. rr-e he market support spots and while
tsa tsarg confidently and seemed 10 be
sgyDF.6 bv good weather and news they silo~So
ifp dizpofon increase their short lines not"II I
tan5inE the cement of sharp break IN july
e1acts II ;he orleans market The market mere
oSps SiepGv II tone unchanged TO points lower
ss wee estimated Al 10000 bales, The market opened
tiassr et unchanged prices 70 a decline OF PoilIsE
T16s- stag ny professionals. who seemed 20 be INSPIRED
r. .be theo-v that Nesr bulls hsd bid Liverpool up
- -stA proff taking in The local market 5ut
N irDor1arI liquidation made its appearance, the se
N. c1nA7e5 II three or Of the local traders ana
shorty after the opening TIE market rallied from S5oc 70
es, FOR Cctoter There not su1tcfent demand 10
sustain the advance the market weakened efter
Sev ru6er favorable weather and crop adTlces- july
weakness in New Orleans and talk OF an easier spo
hss- m tbs Southwest. After showing net loss %
n 6 noints there slight recovery towslo tne
cse on covering Foreign trade advicesD paIuCu4ats
son German continue poor. and II was r71nnoTeq yes
t.v 1bat some Of The German mills were oerIls 20
sp rheir cotton Local spot brokers claim tet
en- ana New England mills buying lutte nloIe
siT sor r-,r shirrnent the South. Southern sot
srtss otciaIiv reported unchanged to nc 10"
Private saves reported old crop onerings IN 1eAas on
The asis Of qie Rather hot and dry weather vas re-
h parts the Eastern ana CehHal Oei1 0N'
r-up conditions were generally considered goco- -.
The range of prices in the local la1Ae' ~
rar
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24

az Minneapolis sho~7ed q bushes
nse days Except for an advance of u at Liverpool
whlon was batter than expected. foreign out
little nEure Berlin being quoted 4 and 4uda-
pest Nc down Broomhan estimated Argentine ship
neats at 100000 bushels. practically tbs
last week The cash market IN New York closed as
20 aaoati No Northern Duluth 81 ~: ane No 2
lttls show OF weakness early In the day prices
dropped trsae under the previous night. corn got
some good support from bull houses and had strong
advance. which carried prices lie 4 bushel from
the early low point The Improvement helped
small receipia out seemed mainly duo to the activity
Of leading bull houses- especially positions
The Liverpool market closed u higher after a
strong opening while weather and Hdv1ces
generally favorable. except for bush reports
BY one OF the crop experts which received
IN the afternoon The local cash still
nominal on the basis Of SIC for No IN elevator
end s41c Z anoet OATS-ln covering
movement by shorts In July advanced position
per hushel agains. Ic rise in later posi-
tions. The market closed very Arm and et practi-
eally top point of the day. Cash in the local
market were also higher. closing follows: Mixed
q 20 s2 III, 5a9e1hc: natural white. 26 TO 81 lb.
e5 63c and clipped white, 30 20 40 lb, IS TSc RYE
Market dull No 2 Western e2e nominal. New
York, GARr,EY-rfarker
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
STORAGE NOTICES.
rrnp1.r.s STORAGE co.

80 and 254 West 18th ST. New York.
To Emily watson. D. Franklin. Maznis
E,iann I0ssfsa Baltimore. McThernas E.c-
rrass Mrs H. r. Dunn. Ma atiida Wort
man. Mrs Walker. Emma Dunn, Alice
ToHnsnn F Okery. Edward Caye. Mary
Vyebster Herman Carl Henry 5. Halliday.
Tsnris Thcnpson. Mary Stewart. LA1zis
Fradford Martha Coats. T. Reeves. Anna
Adams J.. johnson. Annie z Weston. ~
Anderson Walter r. Peek. Mrs s.
PIadss Ida Saney. Marie Gardner. Thos-
Brooks. J. ". Wtlitts. j. W Rock, Charles
etvsrs Margaret Finn. You are hereby no
fifed that the time for payment on the
lIen / hold upon the household goods and
personal effects stored by sou in my ware
house having exulred after due notice has
been given you such property viii Be sold
a. public auction az 81 West 2oth ST New
York on Friday. august IA. 1875. unless
charges are paid Before
PEOPLES STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
-'DYeIy other hour on the even hour.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections In New Union Station.
Washington. with all Lines ScEtI-.
Leave New York Daily. 23d g.. Lily St
WASHINGTON. Srpers. 11-5o pm ]. 50 am
WASBINGTON, Diner. $50 am 1000 am
<Parlor car y. z. to Richmond. Vs-)
WASHINGTON. Diner. l.50 am u 90 nm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 1:5o pm 200 pm
ROYAL LTD Diner. $50 p m 400 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains to the West.
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 7.50 am 500 am
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS. 11-50 am 1900 n n
PITTSBURG. CLEVELD, $50 pm 400 pm
''PITTSBURG LIMITED, $50 pm 100 pm
GIN ST LOUIS. .LOUISV-- 90 pm 80 am
CIN.,ST. LOUIS, LOUSY, ESQ am 1000 am
GIN, ST LOUIS,LOU -SV-. b-5O pm goo pm
ofices: 245. asa. 1900 Broadway. 9 Astor
House, f03 Greenwich st, 225 9th Av., 3s1
Grand St. N Y: 343 Fulton St, Brooklyn:
West 23d St and Liberty ST.
After p. m. Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau of Information.
B. o. r. r. 23d ST. Terminal Phone
Number, ChelSea-3f44-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
RAILROADS.
NEW Jersey CENTRAL

TWO HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Ly. W. 25d ST:
-s.5o $50. 8 20. $50. ESQ. 1850. i1.so. 1i;5o
$50 $50 so SO $40 q h ii0s + g p ? n m
$50. 16o. 2.5o, s.6o. 45o. s-Sos $50. $50,
~ L.. LIZ IiBEhfY KY Z; ssr&lso $50 7oo 500
noon. LOO. 1s0. 200 300. 400. $50. 800.
500. 100, 500, 900 p m u 10 midnight
fg1%6ags % gso 9o & SOC 90 so5 loa96 90 % SO s0
200, 90, acc, 1870 p M, IL f5 midnight
FoR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Ly e. 2sd ST -. 50: a5oi ;, 1i1o 70 a III n.
ERT9 EifSi ST LAO. 500. 1000 a. M, 100
noon, zoo. 400, 900. 100 p m. daily
sr.Gsso @ 5lLAGliI a M. 1a55 10 ssts. oni1,. 40
LIBERTY sT-:~i0.oo a m, g 90 sats-
only1. 840 D. m Sundays 1000 a M.
VIA ALL RAIL,..LoHf RsaneAg r., Assrry s.s
bfsasS Hss g y Sss' ss; s'oR gSs
sespts Ss ssts 6 $50 20 & 20 $50 5iso q ? p m h syn %
IiBERT9 fIiss s:TS ST ST, &4.e5, @ $50 Iso a m:
d2.so. I.2O sats. oniy). 1.so. $50. t4-Ss
ts sp:s). NO AS s.OV sis Il except saIsj. go 80
p. M u OF midnight Sundays $780, BIO.
1000 a m; goo; 4,oo; $50 ,rrz 2, m ..rs-.,o
Highlands. Sea Bright, Monmouth Beach
Long Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove.
&c. Lv. Pier 81, N. r., Foot W. 42d ST T.
$50. 335. IO.3O g. m. 1890. 15e. S.f0,
a. m. 100. $50. Z az .. m. Leave Pier 10,
N r.. Foot Cedar st. LIS. 1000. 11-OO
a. m. LOO 200. 8. rs. AS. 8. IS. s. 10 D, NJ
Sundays. e-so 1890 a M, i-so 400 STU
o. m
Time tables may be obtained at follow
ins Offices Liberty st. CY. 23d SC. Tel:
Chelsea 3I4n, Piers 10 and 81, N R.. 8
Astor House. 245. G34 13uO, 1884 Broadway:
1872 225. PSI Fifth Av., 2feS Third Av.. III
West I25th St, 245 Columbus Az. New
York: Court St. 543, 84s Fulton ST.. 479
Nostrand Av., Brooklyn, 800 Broadway.
williamsburg. New York Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baggage TO destination
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
AUCTION SALES.

MORTGAGE SALE-JaCOb GensleT. auc-
tioneer, Will sell to-dav. At O'Clock. &c
No. 2f9 East 1880 ST., northwest corner cr
Lincoln ave. Borough OF Bronx the tlSr-
ures and chattels Of a saloon formerly At
No sos Southern Boulevard and Nos 123
and ~ Lincoln ave. Bronx Borough BY
order Of attorney for mortgage
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
lTXPEwRrIERS

yIcrOr, yrsrrS.e 20 Nassau St: Sata-
Icsss free: all makes taken part p3y-
,,snfe harxafns IN Underworld Rsfnins-
tons Ollvers. Smirha
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
STEAMBOATS,
RIIER gINE

All the conVenienceS
that add 70 your comfort
on the way 10 Boston
Valet service barber
shop Hbrarys infer-corn-
municating telephones;
wireless telegraph
Steamer Commons
wealth has these and a
hundred other conYen-
fences.
FaH River Line steamers
leave New TGrk, Pier G9,
North River, foot OF Warrea
Street, sf $50 ?. n. Get
you to Boston 8 O'Clock next
morning. Fare 1856
Telephone 6foO cortlaudt for informa-
ger Department. Pier Is. n. r. New
York for COPY Fall River Line Journal.
Handsomely illustrated magazine.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
NOVA SCOTlA TOURS.
ADvERT1sEMENrs and subscriptions for

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
srhe Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE No 1854 Broadway, between 36th
and STth sts, until O'ciock p m Ad-
vertfSanents received at the following
branch Offices at regular Office rates until
O'clock 2. m viz 2f4 SJh ave. s. =.
cor 2Sd St. 153 9th ave, cor. 18th st. 1O4
Fast 14th st 90 West 42d ST. between
Tth ard Sth aves- 2f3 West 125th 81. ; 10S5
81 ave: 1925 81 ave. near 6ist 81 110S
list ave near S9th st: 157 East 18th ST..
American District Telegraph Office
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
OEFICE FTXTTEES.

ADVERTISENENrS and suhsetipsions Ior
--bs 1rribure received at their JptoEn
O@s1-S No Ia64 Broadway. between Solh
and S7th sts. uutil Oclock p m Adj
vertiseulenIs received at the IulloN - = 5
a-cIoCls u m viz. 264 sth ave, 5 e
cor 23d ST. 153 9Th ave. cor I'm 50 -
East 14.h st. PSI West 42d 81. oetSSS2 2
5th and Sgh aVes-. 263 west 4retn So t-9S 4-SS
a. ave. ii2G Sd ave. near olst - AtVo
H. ave. rear S9th st: ISL East LSSth sL:.
T56 fremont ave. $50 81 ave-. Aho so5
American District Telegraph once
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
TO To. GATSNlGH 4 MmNlMT TANMS

I HE u N . VuNuNl IUH U Y ~ 7 Nuu Al =
via the Catski1I Mountain. Otis s. Catshil3
and Tannersvflle Railways
Direct connection with the N Y Central
trains leaving New York T154 and II III
A. NJ daily. except Sunday, and p. M.
daily and the West Shore trains leaving
West 42d St at Z rs and 11:45 A. NJ daily.
except Sunday.
Also direct connection with the HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE and the CATSkILL
EVENING LINE STRS- PURCHASE
TICKETS VIA C.ATSKILIL
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
DED .D~ LINE.

PED 'D- LINE.
For Porto Rico. Curacao and Venezuela
From Pier IL, near Wall St Ferry, Brooklyn.
FOR SAN JUAN AND PONCE. PORTO
RICO.
SIS. Philadelphia Saturday. Aug Noon
FOR SAN JUAN, PORTO RICO
SIS. Caracas ...-. Saturday. Aug. 15-Noon
FOR LA GUAYRA PTO. CABEBLO.
CURACAO AND MARACAIBO.
SIS. Zulfa ..-..-.. Saturday July 25-Noon
"A Steamer ...--- Saturday. Aug. 1-Noon
SIS. MaracaibO Saturday, Aug S-Noon
sFreight only.
These Steamers have Superior AccommO-
cations for Passengers
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLET~F,
General Managers So Wall ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24

AMERICAN LINE From Pier ,e 10 y N' ~
PLYMOUTH--CHElRB G-SOUTHAMFTON
Majestic (Whfue Star Line. Pier 4c). July
., 10 A NJ
Philadelphia I NeW ToEk----AUg- 10
81. Paul .--- Aug. 81 St. Louis aug =
RED STAR LINE From Fier IA. =. a-'
NEW -DOVE1S-ANTVYEEtP
kroonland-.-.Aus. III Finland. .....4AuE. IS
fadsrland- Aug 81 iceland Aug y
WHITE STAR LINE From - z Pier
NEW YORk-Qu' ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Ceitic--July 80. 10 ami CedricAug Is 10 am
Bsile- Aug q noon Arabic. aug. 20 noon
tL1 OuIA-CHERB SOUTH A SfPfOS
Majestic J Juiy25. loan TeutOnIc Aug 3, loan
oeeante-Juty 20. 10am Adrtat1e- Aug II. ID am
ALSO REGULAR SAIIJNGS TO ITALy.
FASSENGLR OEIFICE. o BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
Sir, Mary Powell sseys' see 9oIaInna !

Finest Water Trip in the World. Metro
politan Line new Express Triple Screw ISr-
biua Steel SfPamghfuR
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
BrrIIARD AND roof TABLES

MANUFACTURERS Of billIarc and pool u
bles; high grade bowling alley builder
loves. prtcse Marx Bros "a Union SQuar
Evening star., 1908-12-02
Taft's Election Doomed Building.

>
There has been great activity in
building since the 1st of September, and
it grew rapidly in proportions when peo-
ple became convinced that Taft would be
elected. Many contracts for important
buildings in different parts of the coun-
try, which were held up until after cleo
ton. have been signed within the last
month and the orders for construction
material has been placed. Some Of them
are the largest on record / understand
that more than $1,000 tons of structural
steel have been contracted for in Chicago
within the last few days for the New
Northwestern railway terminals. for a
large coldstorage plant and for several
big hotels and business blocks. Two new
bridges are to be built across the Mis-
sissippi, which require an enormous
that Daniel H. Burnham is quoted as
saying that he will require 10000 tons of
steel for the buildings he has In hand.
The official reports of the building de-
partment in Chicago show very large
increase in the number of permits issued
during the last two months compared
with the corresponding months Of 1907
in September $50 and in October $50 per-
mits, compared with 79S and 900 for the
previous year There was also a large
those in October. 1908, having a total of
S6 2423l6, as against 1880 80 for 1907.
The total for October was larger than
for any corresponding month for the past
six years.
Operations in New York Enormous.
The same be said of New York
where an enormous amount of building
has been going on since the 1st of Octo-
Der. The official reports of the building
department of this city show that per-
mits We're granted in October for build
ings that will cost $13, 3,O49. 7SO. as COM
pared with 5.692 $50 for the same mont h
in 1907 and 81, $50 for 1906 The total
were issued in October was larger than
for any previous year in the history of
the city
What causes this building boom?'
Three direct causes are assigned
First the low price of materials: second,
the abundance Of money seeking invest
ment, and, third, the desire of real es-
Evening star., 1908-12-02

Holland. light. from this city for Mort il
Carolina via Norfolk, were reported off
Cedar point the Both instant; schooner
Grace q. Bennett, laden with lumber for
this city. sailed from Newhern. y. G.. No
Vember 2S: schooner Hester A. Waters ha :
sailed from West Point Va. for Bali
more; schooner Sidonia Curley. from this
city. has arrived III Kappa ha mock river
point To load lumber for this market
schooner Silver Star is at river point
loading for this city.
The tug Eugenia. belonging to tho f1eet
Of the Smoot Sand Dredging Company
of this city. which ont OH the marine.
railway a the Alexandria ShiDyard for a
general overhanline and painting in prep
aratlOn for winter service on the river.
was launched yesterday. and has re-
Sumed the towing OF sand and gravel
laden scows from points down the river
to this port.
The receipts of fresh fish from the nets
down the river have fallen off more tha "a
10 per cent in the past two weeks, but
the deficiency in the supply from the
Potomac is more than made up by the
heavy receipts from the fisheries on the
New Jersey coast and from Virginia
Beach. The demand for fish is light at
the wholesale market and prices arc re-
ported low.
Evening star., 1908-12-02
GENERAL NEWS GATHERED
ALONG THE RIVER FRONT

Several days ago a large scow laden
with coal intended for the bunkers Of the
dredge Gray Eagle, employed in deepening
the channel into Mount Vernon wharf.
sank on the channel bank short dis
tance below Mount Vernon. A portion of
the coal aboard the sunken craft has
been recovered. but the scow itself is still
lying submerged, but it is stated that its
owners will shortly make an effort to
raise it. The scow now lies out of the
way of passing vessels. but should ice
come before it is raised it might be work
ed out into deeper water by the drifting
ice, and 1t would then he serious men,
ace to vessels AS j, now lies, il is said
TO be almost in the seine hauling berth
at the hig Fairy landing fishing shore,
and should it not be raised it would in
terfere greatly with seine hauling opera
tions at Fairy landing when the spring
fisheries open next year. The scoV is said
to be owned by parties in this city and