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The Washington herald., 1914-01-07
B. & 0. STOCK
SHOWS DECLINE
Speculation Active on New
York Stock Exchange and
Many Sales Recorded.
RESERVE CITY PROGRAM
Outlook for Investment Field I'm
proves-Chesapeake and Ohio and
Norfolk and Western Reports.

Baltimore and Ohio and Union Pacific
featured on the New York Stock Elk
change yesterday.
The decision of the executive commit
tee of the latter ROAD to distribute its
Baltimore and Ohio stock caused brisk
trading. Several sharp advances were
made.
Early rumors regarding the announce
ment were current before the opening.
but traders were inclined TO doubt the
news. sharp break in Baltimore and
Ohio that carried the stock down more
than three points and . per cent rise in
Union Pacific convinced many Of i'm
pending Developments before the news be-
came public. Among commission houses,
the news was hailed with particular joy
as anticipating return OF active spec
ulation.
Attempts of New Workers. to pick up
London prices well above our previous
close and buying orders were well dis
tributed here. The general atmosphere
on the floor was the best noted for many
months.
Petroleum stocks were in good de-
mand. California Petroleum touched .,
a rise of three points, and Mexican was
strong at 81. Steel was neglected, gain
ing but fractionally Amalgamated Cop
ing on the theory that the segregation OF
the properties of this company would
logically follow.
the opinion of some of the Oldest
and shrewdest observers. the stock mar
ket has turned for the better.
Bonds were active. nearly 100000
v nth changing hands. Union Pacific
convert;bles declined from 80 IA to 81;
telephone convertibles were easier; Balti-
a
half point. United States Steel IS were
notably active around par. Wabash re-
funding As advanced from 80 SIS to 81.
Bonds of the best grade were strong.
Rumors of extra distributions may stim-
ulate further activity in the market
Local stock Market.
Increased activity in business charac-
terized the Washington Stock Exchange
yesterday.
In the bond list ;-.ree ZOO Washington
Railway and Electric As sold at 50, and
two s., 900 Potomac Consolidated IS at 80.
There was considerable trading in
stocks, 100 shares of Commercial National
Bank bringing 1S5, and ten shares of Ma
tional Bank of Washington 24o. Two
shares o MergeLthaler were sold for
2l3 IL and four shares for 213. Twenty
nine shares of Washington Gas brought
ia, and an additional share was sold for
Ito 81.
Better Investment FicId.i =
General opinion among investment
bankers is that the year will offer bet
ter opportunities for the disposal of new
issues than the past year. II the unani-
nous predictions OF railroad executives
that business in the current year is go
ing to be of smaller volume than in 1913
comes true, then there seems certain to
be a release of funds which naturally
will seek employment in investment chan
nels
1t is on this expectation of easier
money that bankers base their belief
that 1914 will be q good year for the sale
of new securities. The reception given
to new offerings of recent weeks shows
that there already has been some i'm
provement over the middle months of
1914
The Washington herald., 1914-01-07

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The Washington herald., 1914-01-07

The New Orleans Cotton Exchange will
be closed tomorrow, the anniversary of
the battle OF New Orleans.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-07

The Continental Trust Company, Of
Baltimore, yesterday declared the regu-
lar semi-annual dividend of per cent.
Net earnings for the year amount to
S2l5 SOC.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-07
WALL STREET GOSSIP.

For a small lot of Boston and Maine 5
per cent notes, February maturity. IS was
bid yesterday. Only a few weeks ago there
was no demand for these notes at 80.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-07
Reports of Railroads.

The Chesapeake and Ohio reports to
the Interstate Commerce Commission
from July ! to November 30 as follows:
Total Uper revenue. SIS ie2lS Inc. AiisO
Total orfr exreuscs........ IOye SO Inc. $50 i9i
The Washington herald., 1914-01-07
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

Total Gales s2selooo. against s. SIS 900 yesterday
isi ooo week ago. and s. 5sl 90 a year ago.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04
lYFORD YESTERDAY SHIPPED
FIRST BALE 1914 COTTON
Second Csnssep, 20 fsnr hustiiea
Cameron County Town Wlnt Cot
ton Shipment Honofs

Tno nrm aic ~ litnn 81. hf HnnrI
Hr far n the TuHrd sntsa Ne
HInneI nt c,nIr.r yesterday morning
nm f.ffurl TNuH a. vs. o. iirt
.rl .uf Sous IS liauatan Tnh o. ine
ana nma tht I1fori taa son this
IatnuDn. aa ulr hauof fel fo noe latt
.etf also
1u' uaie aar seeured bs 2 o.
sponfs ihs carEaa CHRISTI representa-
isr ~ ino iinisinn nfm eho meac 70
300 o fhc valley yrstoi,ia, fu case
arnner tliniwrr wee lass conn
Dilt.f f.I tfs naHuT mh FeaI liesf
inf thnf the latter place eouii gro.
da0e thr nfai btir 49, kesntr late
rhBfHia lnmlns traFe fhefr .n annu
famohIr oniY a. lshrn thaf the naif
fr.m uuf n'aoe r.ul1 nui pr solion
before frlay
Mr Koonir fhen drove hacs o. fy
fra Whsfe th~ C0mmerrai r'ub hH1
afHanIzfd oammitfee whlrh we
gathering cotton from 30 enc farmers
Ths ulber- worked until 80 oripet
THuraHsf nIrht and tne uaie aaf rradf
rof shipment earY F"atfrday mouIus
So Ko1uf4 sent fo Houston ou fHe
.aiua frnin. ceumpauiri hy "a commit
Geo. fepresentinr the i.ffori CONNER
cd ClHh The bale ein probably hf
ald 20 aurilon ntKi Monday morning
This Do fhe third successive scar chat
Str Koonfz haf ~ urei the first ials
NJ cotton Pr Bic hfm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04

tne pifih ~ the inamiFt b. An,tnsk
% aaa on luil Z lsaf ffsi asssrd spif.
pfuruled tshl, lea tursgcj lu caeiatf
ior prize nffrfe1 hY d Chlearo ntws.
laprf Coz h1utifsa spfflase messing
ihe fsstrai iup peiweeu Washiusion
tart ana i.ineain rarh ihls sliy rhe
skinner - upe contest waf a gsfolint
driven lehisie ma4e hl l.ln.ed Has.
nta ln ksAanls lnd This nionegf ~
American Hnfampiiies a. now ln me
-mHnrenlap Institute Nuhinsion
ahefe b pleesrs h'ars enc lnfafmatin
thai u wadi 4 sus~rrfui TRIAL irip a
sle % aafsH mlles an hpu oa 5aig
4 1884 tFF
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04
DUEDs MOI WORDS INSURE \
HAPPY LiFE.


iHon WrN ahead ana vhHe ussnNa
tIF.r a.tss
rs I.fa O. G.N the fifo mau dah
"uf.sfHr tn, patur ana in.ur, ,aaf
l.fn
laeh d.t m f, 1carta chHif,n and th,
Wife
~ m.fHa fan..es misru p.tad d,iat
Non na d. Sow and wlst.ms ,al
ubo
up sr u,n.Hl. mN te.it Wii atc
wri h.urE d, Lot, nst do b. Or
f.fr- rHkr
t,aa t aH hnps Caaoruoc
.rmp. fa seal
Nni ieeie nat wths prove lIfys A.
q. u.na roal
Sow tDs Hf, I,.a,noa and wlih guet
Content
dmN uHN facu wmtvfrr taie is
feHt
.,tmur raaa Hn ithe E,onu rIis oi
ITO
,na aeu wifh ysn .,he childr,n and
fh' Wifv.
Compliments 80 yoWe truly
Thn'has % soulhfate
ofnso o,.r iHofhams nur siou
Hhuue $50 fUl
,tforissmsnfl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04
co nlosr srtr.
Fnsnds and hsishbofa IN Corpus
chrs,i VII Show Voc > Wsy.

COZ az tbe root ~ u.s trouble
Rubmng IN aetae bark nfy -
Hefe 81
nui Won't cure % u ihe kiinsys ars
weak
Sou most reach 'hs root - "a ~.
fidneya
poan's kidney riiis ~ rishi o. ~,
Reach the cause attack tho pain.
Are recommended ~ many corphn
Ciuisu people
ARA l. -. smith, cerDua chfisii.
Texas. saysi About fesr sgQ J
strained nay back aud suffered from
baesarhs - badly at TIMES that
thought ms back was Dreaains. cor
suited physician bot he gave me ~
relief sisp tried plaHters nDn had
my hack ruilsed ~1th llnsmenis. bui
continued ~ grow worse ! eeaian'i
"a ~ from , Sitting position lHNhpp'
assistance AND was "a a iop e. know
non a. rss myself ~ the trouble Final
b. my brothsr urged me 20 ~ i'oanr
Kidney i'llla whleh ! dld, IN lhres
iays ! aos nbie % ~ 40 ane afouns
Now. / always ksep svpplS ~ this
fonsdy an hand" ff
pncs Zoe. a. ail deslefz. poa''
alnpsy asa Tor . hiduuy Fsneds- ss'
noaa's Ksdney llils~-ihs Nsme thai
NrR smith had. Fsstof Miihurn G.
Dsaps. Huffalo. y. Y,~rAsysrtltssnsns-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04
PORTLAND WILL CELEBRATE
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
COMMITTEE ANNOUNCES AL AR
sEEoEnENTs PERFECTED
FOR BIC JULY FOURTH
CELEBRATION.

Caller Herald suecfei
PORTLAND. Jsif a -Tis Eaflo Will
scream and me iail ~ ihe don Wiz
i,s pailea luwliy 10 Portland SATURDAY.
srrarEeulents h4yinF ileen noaf fw 3
sreai oelebgAiloa ~ Juiy :. TIE fainoiss
TAFT band andcr %, leaaeFshlp ~ i'ff
f'has Weyiand 1iu play throughout
ihe day ana the Tan anrhes,ra riA
fufnlah ine naelc fof the daneins a
'he F8tlhon saturday nlght rsbile
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04
Late Markets


liiF Associated lfsnH
KANAAN CfIf, luh q iiom iln
celpu zogg heag mafhst steady hmt
os nai.n 40 o. sac
Csilr hsta,nia 300 hraa mtfHr
aieadi sauihefn sinetu BOO ~ $50
Sheep aorauia 1000 hDiH marf,t
STEADY. ipmaa $40 70 otQ
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04

MS Associated lfeaHi
f0lf1 worm Jais 4 Castle i.
eripit 1900 hssd market rfs1f
hesa.ss shg q ESQ
Iloaa R.a slptA 200 hsaa unfAsl
seilg. to 10 points mEhef bu.h "a
ralrs fbe o. t7s
nhFsp 40 fpFtlpfH. mafaei npnihal
lF sinadl iauilH 80 ~ 100
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of Mother no Doubt Pre-.
vents Daughters Unlimsly End.

Ready KY" VAS not able 20 do
anything ior nearly SIX months, writes
Mrs Laura Braicher oi tins place. land
vas down IN bed iof three months.
cannot tell you how ! suffered with
my head, and with nervousness and
H0manly troubles.
Our family doctor told my husband he
gould not do me ANY good, and he had
h. cjge Il up We ined another doctor,
bat he Gid not help me.
~ last. ny mother advised me 10 take
Cagdu. the womaH's tonic. ] thought
Z vas 10 use for was nearly dead and
nothing seemed 10 DO re any good. lsm
/ took eleycn bottles. and nOw J am able
70 SO all d my work and my own
washing.
Think Cardul Is ihe best medicine in
me world. rs weight has Increased,
AID look i've picture q health.
II you suffer from any Of ihe ailments
peculiar 10 won.n, get 3 bottle o. Cafdw
isday. Delay Is dangerous. We suo~
4 viii hclp YOU iof 4 has helped 80
many thousands Of otAef weak ~oniea
ln me past " years.
Al al druggists.
B,a, y, oaa.eneas. rre.elns o.. iss.ss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04

clilcAou. Juiy .. in YleN Di abe
ptfoischnle, ahaea maglc develop
menf ~ ihe aafomsnlif industry a ~
81 Anrait 90 realize That tao drfsara
hEo ths motor raf Nas unknown. Too
gapgTaN ulN maFh the fwsHtiaih aunt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04

.f.iun
It.w Will lr many free nmuscmcnta
udml ihe bssgbpii EalaeF. hualipg.
sd mmnE h,.s and other nrauaiie
.prna barrel rpcps. clmhlnc ihf
recessed polo. doakeY taes pnd pihsf
100 Nsh.mcd spuriH a ngmhof ~ cash
Wlua VII 10 a~afd.d to ne wipusff
FOB th. anous events AZ msN There
1854 3D. nt.workr. uanl concerts and
HanauE
gnse of o. VII be given 20 the
rmer nnpEing in ths .eglion plant
nlh AZ. largest number ~ hulin and
quhfcr and u viii he given for hf
asEeu ilpe watermelon 1he ckeev
Dtt ammuce in charge ~ ihc eler
luuon is .ump1aaa u cia.a 9 a.
auId chss % Aisefi GOD ffa"s D,
smith
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04

seilov IS no~ aulns n.es ana em
"'eu usur,r
Nrs % 0 ileiNnfsu orth ans Mr
~ 81 Wfshi ava vhnafsn tNus.i az
tls.t Ms C WHeht 81 asg ranch hom,
uetf nenatldes isasloe hsre S.tmd.,
'N'nns rhs eil sp,oa vcsk on
the un,h
uen e. Wwhat ava uitc eSb.si H.
motor msf ta cpefs su .fsna 49,.
ftufth W 800,
~ fufirI and site 20 RmFs. arr
,Isiin. $500 Mt and Arr b. u llato
Nr Foster b. Hummtnt atatn 20
hHnEr nd i- in klnHssdi, hs.sles
allHl tls taum soaih.ast SO town lle
finas conditions es,oiloui a. so..a
io.t and ..itm grap
Nu b. w rafk,f ara wss Mann
White tHf.fiainti af tll Thafsdst
N.fuoa tnr Hi.rs of ihD Foru Vvn
rlpl ani n.ned sussts aud Ihufsda
tttn.ns nauNrr pf NUaHf msrtist
.Up.t rnle,' .hef hamuau aed
nHt m declaration ...uma a
.he sant Emr nlbMls nfrssh
ngnff erN aDitei AhI "a mosf sne,
tIs ,.enIHF vts sprnt tt au
Nt Nau, b. Tor,r entertained o.
fe.Nrr rftt rhusslat mutnina
.... .... E.... a..rf a. Ia. g..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04

80 N'7asNHis Ceresponcent ~ C. p.r~.
s s'sn " hm viii prompt csu.s i. O..
aa', 90 seasrbet ~ - G. psnrs, suhspeus esn "a
nm WI receive ss, DAD, -
Nna'sie az ths knssstle ehsr ~aSy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04

Independence pnnamas spsriaii,
Tor ,he Foufth. Ron Ton MILLINERY, az
Peoples. rear city Nnti Bank a.
(Adssf tisesaxstl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04
~ az IfuBBi SIS.

g',sss a. csafttnoags Evdicrs Co. la6.ss
1.rtclg Der ctleNss.oo6s feff|. ~ A{nts
&C.,. tl.ss 81 f1-f c4te ard ~ fsss r2es. fqre
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04

Ueh e. itWhpaf ava utfo eNb..f =.
motor ulff ta cprfs $50 .r,na ~.
Ftufth w 900,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-04

,eaev Is no~ auans aeee ana vi
n.uu tatHttf
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-08-20

profit
handled diminishing
would profitable enterprise whole small flock of
rapidly than
to this
in
would acceptable FARMS especially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
CLEARING HOUSE
HAS BIG BALANCE
S50,231,000 Paid In Yesterday,
income Tax Payments and
July Disbursements.

Heavy payments on account Of the
income tax and the July dividend and
interest disbursements, which passed
through the banks yesterday, caused
$50, 23l 900 in cash balances to be paid
IN az the Clearing House. new high
record. "wo-thirds Of this sum was
represented by the transactions of the
National Citv Bank, which alone re-
ported debit balance OF $30,06l 900
This IL ;itutior brought TO the Clear
ing House $50. 900 900 in various iteml
ard had to pay more than $l20,O0o.00O
on account Of checks drawn against IT..
This was the largest debit balance
reported by single institution thus
far this year, but it was S7000.O0O un-
der the balance shown by the National
Rank of Commerce on October 3. 1908.
That balance, which represented the
heavy October dividend and interest
disbursements Of that period, has he'd
the record for nine years.
Prior TO yesterday the highest cash
balance reported at the Clearing House
was s4S.lSl ,524. on February 3 last
The clerical forces Of most of the large
banks have been working overtime all
this week in handling the income tax
payments and the semi-annual dividend
and interest transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

CALL MONEY opened at per cent;
highest 2l2 per cent; lowest, : per
cent; closing, q. per cent; renewal, >
per cent.
TINE MONEY showed firmer ten
dency, while rates advanced i per cent.
Rates: 212 per cent for sixty days,
2%G3 per ANT for ninety days, 3 per
cent for four months, 3iiCo3 12 per cent
for five months and 3l2l 3A per cent
for six months.
MERCANTILE PAPER was quiet and
steady. Rates: per cent for sixty TO
ninety daye' Endorsed bills receivable
and for choice four to six months SIN
gle names and AZ per cent for others.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
Exchanges, S666.223,279; balances, $780,
231,O26. The Treasury was a cred
itor to the extent of S3.203,214.
SUB-TREASURY.-New York banks
lost to the Sub-Treasury s2,370,o0O and
lost since Friday sol III 900.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. -- Boston,
par; Chicago, exchange l0c discount;
St. Louis, exchange 25c discount bid,
15c discount asked; San Francisco, eX-
change 25c premium; Minneapolis, eX-
change 40c premium; Montreal, ex-
change 81 &c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS. - Boston, ex-
changes S41 .269, 500. balances s1.688,-
$50: Baltimore, exchanges S10,017,348,
balances SLOTS, 941; Chicago, exchanges
S7f,OG3,867, balances $5.062,106 Phila-
delphia. exchanges S,9i5. 6S7. balances
S4.678,27l; st. Louis, exchanges SIC,
1886. balances S1.314.571. -.
SILVER RKET. - Commercial
price Of bar silver in New York, $3.50,
a decline Of &c. Mexican silver dol
lars we're quoted at 4ic, unchanged. In
London bar silver was quoted at
2G 1-16d. a drop Of lie d.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. The market
recovered after early weakness and
closed firm. Gable and sight rates:
London Gable, 1855; demand, 4.8760;
Paris Cable, 5i5 less l-32; check.
516lL. Berlin Gable, % 3-1G plus
1872; check, 95h plus 1-64. Switzer-
land Cable, 51Gh plus 1872; check,
51GM less 1-32. Holland Cable,
40 5-16 less l-32; check 40 less
lie. Belgium Gable, 5183i less
JIG; check. $50. Sixty md ninety
day bills: London lbanLersn Sixty
DAYS. 4.8570; ninety days, 4.S470. Lon
don (conmerciaD Sixty days, ABBA;
ninety DAYS, l.8a%4 Paris bankers
Sixty days, 5.IS% less l-32; ninety
days, 500 less l-32. Paris CONNER
claI Sixty days. j.lSI loss 3-32;
ninety days. 500 less 3-32. Berlin
bankers Sixty Gays. 947.; ninety
days, 94@z. Berlin lcommcrcialD-
SIXTY days. 94's; ninety days, % 7-l6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
Bank of England Return.

London. July 1.-The weekly state
ment Of the Bank of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve de-
creased 1927 600; circulation increased
81 O81 900; bullion increased sl54.534;
other securities increased f9,69S,0O0;
other deposits increased $3.50 900;
public deposits decreased 81 100000;
notes reserve decreased 5000, 900; gov
eminent securities decreased 9il 900.
The proportion Of the banks re-
serve to liability this week is 40.13 per
cent, against 47.10 last week. The rate
Of discount remains per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
S1O.OOO,OOO Pierce Oil Bonds

Announcement was made yesterday
that the Pierce Oil Corporation has
sold to Ladenburg, Thalmarn e. Co. and
Hayden, stone & Co. $4,000, 900 ten
year 6 per cent debcnturcs. convertible
into Pierce oil stock at par. s. cor
poratc action, recently taken, the par
value OF this stock was changed from
500 10 S25. Charles Hayden. Of Hay
den. Stone G. Co. and Walter Roscn, of
Ladenburg. Thalmann & Co., will he
elected directors and members of the
hnarce committee Of the Pierce Oil
C0rpOratl0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
Bank Of Germany Return.

Berlin, July 2. The weekly return of
the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows
the following changes: Cash in hand
decreased 125.t70.000 marks; loans in
creased 16.6i7,00O marks; discounts in
creased A57.344,000 marks; treasury
bills increased 103,f23,000 marks;
notes in circulation increased G02,6ll, =
coo marks; deposits decreased 207,75l,-
O0C marks; gold in hand decreased Ca
qoi OOO marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Securities Up a Fraction AZ
the Opening.

On the opening call the more impor-
tant issues on the Consolidated EX-
change yesterday were up a fraction.
American Can changed hands on the
call at 26ia ard later at 269s. There
were also transactions in California
Petroleum at 1885, Chino Consolidated
Copper at 3o7s, National Lead at
45ls and Pacific Mail at %. Commits
sion houses again reported consider
able odd lot business.
Steel. which led as to volume,
touched high price late in the day of
6l's. Readings low was 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
Rank of France Return.

Paris. July The weekly statement
&c tbo Rank Of France shows the fol
loving changes: Gold in hand increased
8 oss 600 francs; silver in hand in
creased $4,000 francs; notes IN c'rcu-
lation increased l98.s56,OOO francs;
treasury deposits decreased 4A'73",Voo
francs; general deposits decreased a.
035. 600 francs: bills discounted M
creased 1902. 900 francs; advances IN
creased 3.542 900 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
LONDON IMPROVES
ON REIMBURSEMENT
Dividend Disbursements Coming
Back TO Market-Paris and
Berlin Easy.

London. July 1.-THE stock market
to-day opened with a better tone, and
home securities and investment stocks
advanced on the better Irish outlook
and the investment of dividend money,
with consols gaining 3. Continental
offerings caused some irreGu!arity in
foreign bonds and mining shares, and
the uncertain Mexican outlook weak
ened Mexican issues.
American securities were quiet and
featurclcss in the forenoon. Later the
market improved quietly on light buy
ing and closed steady.
Bullion amounting TO $4,000 was
taken into the Bank Of England on bal
ancc. Money and discount rates were
easy. Money loaned at i to | I per
cent. Discount rates for short bills
were =; per cent; for three months. 2.
Consols closed = higher at 75H for
money and 752s for account.
Gold premium at Madrid was 29O,
unchanged from yesterday; at Lisbon,
Is, against II.
Paris, July 2. Prices declined on the
Bourse to-day. The private rate of dis
count was pa per cent.
Three per cent rentes closed 40 CEN
times lower at SO francs, up u centime.
Exchange on London, % francs 10
centimes.
Berlin, July Grinding was more
active, but prices were rather weak on
the Boerse to-day. The private rate Of
discount was 22s to 2l2 per cent.
Exchange on London, 20 marks 90
pfennigs, of /, pfennig.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington. July The condition Of
90" tinted states Treasury NJ the hc-
EinTiuE Of hufnosg to-day was: Set bal
au,c ia general fund. Slil.Gif. 2O3. total
rccoipu yesterday St2t3.3Gf. total pay
m"nts yesterday. kL4%3.3Gf. Tho deficit
tiia nrcll year IL S3.fla723. against a
acncit of N,o i5s last year exclusive or
Panama Canal ard public debt transac-
t.0us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-03
Dry Dock Savings Institution

ssi 4 3:3 BOWERY. Cor. 81 ST.. New York.
The Trustees have declared dividend
for tho siS months ending June 30 1919.
on al deposits entitled thereto under Ne
JBy Laws at the rate % THREE and
ONF-HALF Per Cent. per annun on alt
suns rot cIceedlng THREE THOUSAND
DOLLARS payable on and after July 20
1915
Deposits made on Or before July 10 will
- entitled % inherent from July !. 1914.
ASDFEW MILLS. Prcsiden'.
WI PATTERgOS. N.-Pfes q Treas.
CHARLES MiEHLISG. Secretary.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.

20 and - BOwERY. COR CANAL ST.
fOsTH sEMI-ANNUAL Dividend.
me TrgsfeeS have ordered interest ~ tho
rae ~ THREE AND ONE-IIALf (5HD
J,TR CEST. per annUm 20 be- paid ~ de-
t1si,ora On and after July 10th ON all sums
os - md % 20 $1,000 which have re-
nnalnsI on deposit FER the fhfes or ris
months ending June 10th. 1914. i1 arcofd
snee Nth rio bylaws ard rules Of ib7
tark. NosieY GopoZit~d on 0r before July
JOfh -yiI draw Interest from July ist.
HHsgY HAqLKR. President.
IgsHY gEYIEg. secretary.
XHIL 4 So BEE. AsHiriant fecrefary
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GOVERNMENT BID AND ASK.
Railroad Earnings.
The following railroad reports FOL
May were made public yesterday:

May were made public yesterday:
Denver & Rio Grsnde-Gross sl.I6i.sT'
decrease. S61. 357 net. sos 2s2 increase
Sg6aS2
Missouri. Kansas & TeXas-Gron. 81 ie@.-
SO: decrease S2i4.7T7: net, ss425sa IN
crease. s7S.jlI -.
81. Louis Southwesterg--G Gross. ssil.s~i
decrease, S1js. 362; net, SIC $40, decreass.
$lGl. 80
Hooking ValIey--Gross. SAP. oie decrease.
S3i3 43j: not sl+5.sTl: decrease. $40. 81.
Toledo. ST. Louis & Western Gross. $50
Coz. decrease. S42. 1875: net 500. SIS; decrease
1924. $50
Minneapolis. 81 Paul & Sault ste Marie
Gross 81 .292 30: decrease, 1913. 10, nei
SOL Na.O. dccrea.o. i!3. 3fL.