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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-18
SHERIFF's SALE

Under and by virtue of an execution
issued out of the Court of Record in
Escambia County, Florida in a cause
wherein w. R. Taylor and w. T. Graham
doing business ''W. r. Taylor &
Company are plaintiffs and the Blount
Construction Company is defendant. I
have levied upon and will sell at public
outcry to the highest and best bidder
for cash on Monday. August 3rd. A. D.
1914. during the legal hours of sale at
the warehouse and storage yard Of the
Blount Construction Company on South
Tarragona Street. in the City of Pensa-
cola, the following described property.
to-wit:
Nine one gallon cans of enamel Four
one gallon cans of filler. Five pounds
of filler. Two one gallon cans OF OIL
stain. Six Stucco brushes. One Cary
safe. Two electric fans.
Bill Of sale at cost of purchaser.
A. c. ELLIS.
Sheriff Esca mbla County, Florida.
A 11y1 1p1 udJH-
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statesmen WANTED

SALESMAN for general mercantile trade
in Florida to sell a new proposition of
merit. Vacancy now. Attractive COM
mission contract. $500 weekly for eX
penses. Miles F. BiXler Co. Wholesale
Jewellers, 34-2s Carlin building Cleveland
Ohio. 12ju1y
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.

WANTED-To exchange real estate in
Richton, Miss. for property in Pensa-
cola. Address Jno. Smith, sos E. Wright
street. 14july1t*
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$500. 90 WILL BUY the best 4S-inch corn
mill in the country. Has run less than
so days. If interested write Box 2s3.
Lynn Haven, Fla. 11july16ts
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WE WANT MEN to post and tack
signs for which will pay $40
thousand Write for particulars. r. D.
Martel Dept 90 Chicago 12july
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FOR SALE-Second hand Remington No
Typewriter in perfect condition VIII
sell quick for $50. Hurry. L. E. Mobiles &
Co. 14july
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Chicago Grain.

Chicago, July 17.-Cash grain and pro
visions: wheat-No. 2 red 7sA a s0&
No. 2 hard s0h @s1; No northern
s96e1; No. spring Ss9s9.
Corn-No. 2 yellow III az.
Oats-Standard 371z 45s.
Hay-Timothy seed s400 q S5.25; clover
Provisions-Pork $3.50; lard s1o.27;
ribs S11S76s12.37.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAIlE-Second hand Remington No
Typewriter, just been overhaued
Will sell quick for $1,000 McGaughey
Inspection and Shipping Co. 1Siuly1w
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SEEDS and NURSERIES

CHIPOLA NURSERY Stock grown from
West Florida seed and selected West
Florida Budwood is the hardest. Write
G. w. Hinsey. Mgr. Apalachicola, Fla.
27june
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED-To buy Indian motorcycle
Must be In first class condition. Ben
F. King. Phone ia. 1SJulylW
WANTED-To buy side car for motor
cycle. Address P. o. Box 607. 10july
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NURSERIES

FOR BEST results plant West Florida
Grown Nursery stock from Chipola
Nursery. For prices and etc. write
C: w. Hinsey. Mgr, Apalachicola. Fla:
27june20t
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTs-Big s4x2s picture and fram anne
1ac. Sells Soc Also Jack johnson ana
800 pictures Tremendous sell
iers. Portraits, convex work. frames:
low prices. Credit. Peoples Portray i.s1,
Dept, IS, Chicago, Ill. lzJuns
1IIJsTLING MAN under so each locahty.
Introduce our Membership you 10
sooo @ 12july
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POSITION WANTED

POSITION WANTED by young man %
years old, with good habits. Can use
shorthand and typewriter. Geo. john
ston. pei n. Barcelona street Phone
1925. 1Sjuly1w*
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BIDS WANTED

Sealed bids will be received up to s
p. m. July eth, A. D. 1914. at the office
OF the Town Clerk, OF the town of Pana
ma City, for grading one mile. more or
less, of streets in the town OF Panama
City.
All bids must be accompanied by Ger
titled check for ten per cent OF the
amount Of bid.
The council reserves the right to re
ject any and all bids.
J. E. MCKENZIE,
Town Clerk
Done by order Of the Town Council
July IS. 1914.
ASA july1711t
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FOR SALE-16 Acres good land. in
section II. east side and near L. & N.
half mile south of Cantonment. 4-room
house, peach and fig trees. Apply or
address Miss Addie Robinson. Gates
wood, Fla. 11june6w"
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TREES AND PLANTS

WRITE G. W. HINsEY. Mgr. Chipola
Nursery for prices etc, on West Flori-
da Grown Budded Orange, Grape fruit
Apala chicola, Fla 275une
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-House 116 w. Wright, six
rooms, modern conveniences Apply 222
N. Spring or J. N. Andrews, Palafox and
Chase street july18tf
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SECRET SOCIETIES
ORDER OF OWLS.

Pensacola Lodge, No 4, !. o. O. =.
Pensacola Lodge No. 4. I. o. o. F..
meets every Thursday at $500 p m. in
Rafford Hail. corner Baylen and Belmont
streets Visitors cordially invited.
Work in first degree.
W. NJ. EYERS.
G. Lambraaht, N. G..
Sc 0Eary.
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sell general trade in Florida unex-
celled specially proposition. Commission
contract. $500 weekly for expenses.
entail building. Cleveland. Ohio 12july
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LEGAL NOTICE.

and also published one time in The
Pensacola Journal. a newspaper pub
nshed in the City OF Pensacola J. 9.
W Whiting, Tax Collector, City of Pensa-
cola. 417Ajun Goa wsw
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FOR RENT-Furnished cottage in Fish
Phone 2302-J. 18july7t*
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-On &C
count OF trading in a twin motorcycle
we are offering for sale a 1913 twin,
good new. with new sidecar. complete
and new, for 1925. The motor has the
following equipment, and it goes with
the outfit. Would sell either separate:
Motorcycle, first cost. $685.. 90
Cushion on rear, cost.............. $50
Extra Horn. cost ................ $50.
Extra whistle cost .......... 600
Sidecar. perfectly new. cost. $500
Rear Lamp, cost ............... 800
One Extra Tire, cost.............. 49,
One Extra Tube, cost. ............. 800
One Extra Prest-o-Lite, COST. 1000
1Otdl ScSo.UV
Now 1925. We now offering the
above, as good as new. for 1925, cash or
credit. We also have for sale one
''Studebaker 80" and one secondhand
Ford touring car and one horse and
buggy, all at bargain prices, on credit
Square Deal Auto Co. Phone 1914. Place,
100 South Baylen street. 4july
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FURNISHED RESIDENCE TO LET
FOR AUGUST

FOR RENT-After September list. farm
and dwelling, 6 miles from city on
L. & N. r. r. at Oakfield For particu-
lars, address P. o. Box 545 Pensacola.
via 3july1m*
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WANTED.

wANTEn-To trade lot on North Hill
for a four passenger automobile; Ad-
dress A. G.. Diamond. Cantonment, fIa
r. F. D. l A-Joi'
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EDUCATIONAL

BYRNE BOOKKEEPING. shorthand al
so touch typewriting successfully
taught by mail. Earn while you learn.
Get large illustrated catalog free. 1t
will cost you less by mail. Campbell
Institute Dothan, Ala. 12july1w
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WANTED-You to Watch
the FORDS Go BY.

wANTED-The public to know that ire
McHush Grocery Company is mead
rters for the Pure Food Goods and at
prices that will satisfy our customers.
W. vii meet any advertised price Of our
councillors Phone 1627-162s. 1o1une
wANTED-Your Job Printing and orders
for Engraving Of all kinds, calling
cards. wedding Invitations. etc. MAYES
PRINTING CO, "a West Government.
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wANTED-Your horse to pasture at S4.oo
ner month for stall, water and grass or
$40. 90 per month for above and quarts
~ grain per day. Address Eunice Thomp,
Sn..oo,. ETla 10july16t$
The Washington herald., 1914-03-25
ALTIMORE WHOLESALE MARKET

Baltimore. March a.-HAY-No. l timothy. laJ
standard timothy T. ja4lsto: No =. l6.5oAl7oo Nc
, ILoCali % light o,OEer mixed. Is sj0al.o; No.
lsG1ls51; No. ? Hooal55: heavy. 100: No.
cluJcr lecoal650; No. .. l1ocsljoo; nOestablishe
grade loOoaH.r: sample hay. 10 kind. quality
and condition, s.0oao.oo.
STRAW-No. l Straight rye. new. l5-0; No.
straight rye straw. new. B0sliS; No. tangled
rye straw, Il JaaI2oG: No. l wheat straw sooas.5 50
wheat straw, NJ = T.OOa75o: No. cat straw 80
10 80; No cat straw. s049.o.
LIVE POULTRE-Chickens. old hens. heavy. psi
H. -: do small u MEDIUM. -: do, old rooSt-
ter II: do. yU1nr large. na,; do. rough and
staSgy I5sl5 ducSS. Tcr Ib. %; do. muScory. IS:
pigeons. young Ter pair. >; do. old. % guinea
fowl, old. .: 90. young and choice. each. 50:
do Young. poor and snail. naso; turkey hens.
2aB: do young sotblsrS. 2aZ: do. old toms.
-: do. rough and poor. l.: gecse. nearby. l5als;
do. southern or WesteTu. leaA
DRESSED POULTRY Turkey hens. per h. "a
.: do medium hens and Young srbblerS Tcr ID.
gsa2i: rough and OK per b. Z; chickens choice.
Young per h. ea:Z: do. mixed: old and young,
Isals: roosters pr h Il: duck. choice. fat, Per
ID, ls0: Eeesc nearby Per ID. fat. lSale: do.
Western and southern per ID, Ilals: c1ponS. lhs-
and over. Per h.. Sjsab; do. medium. per ID. .;
do. small. per ID. Fan
EGGS-MaryIand. Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts.
pr doz lac: Western first. per dor. lac: West Nr-
mia sis per doz l9c; southern trsts I'r dozen. le
BUTTER-CTcamCTy. fancy, per ID. Sasis. az,
choic H. ssaS'.; do poor. II. 25isaa: do. prints,
gr-azs.: do blocks, ssl-AS; ladies. lsao: Mary
land and Pennsyhana rolls. l7alsc: Ohio rolls la
lsr; West Virginia rolls. Halls: store-packed lab;
MarfKnd. Virginia and PrnnsylIania dair5 prints.
lial6; process butter. 4ae5-
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Finance and Commerce

Water, sold 300 May TO Cone: seh sold. and the
ring generally seemed TO be against the market.
Gersn sold 500 May .. oyer July, near the Close.
and there were scattering sales Of May all dy In the
way Of psoft-takng. As the May premium increases.
more ian h heard of the market resolving itself into
natural corner because It Is evident no tenderable
cotton will come here at present New YORK quota
tious and who knows but what more than the
s.ttered trade interests who bought that option be
tween Il.D and ll-9.
IN the position of the May short Is pEeczrious that
Of the July short would seem to be more 50, and
day of reckoning viii doubtless be seen In the sum
mer months.
McFadden again sold March freely. 80 over May.
and the gossip from the ring room indicates their
short line Of May is much reduced. demand Is
said 10 be Swinging up for the reflections. as much
OF IL Is spinnable. Weld & Co.. Liverpool, In 4
circular indicates the worlds growth Of cotton at
ssI oo against c77oooo last seAson.-Clevenbrg to
n. L. Carpenter Co.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York. March s-MILLFEED-stronS on
bsn sarcc; trade Is hindered. Spring bran. in 100
pound sacks 90oos3o o. to arrive. 05ol3o 80; stand
ard middng. spot. 3.50s9.oo; to arrive. q 0as.o
Western red dog. 800; winter wheat. in l0opound
sacks. to arrive. 81. %; city bran. in bulk. so
RYE FLOUR-Stesdy: business is inactive. Good
TO choice at 3.gs37o
CORNMEAL-Steady: dealings are moderate Kiln
dried for export. $50: coarse meal In bags lf2alS
BUCkWHEAT FLOUR-Business IL slow: prices
are steady Choice quoted at .sss29 per 100 POUNDS
HAY-Receipts. eis tons. Steady; demand is mod
crate and oherin9 ample No. ! timothy. lbi
standard, 100: No 2. S; No. ). Saeo.
STRAW-Receipts 10 tons; strong; business =
moderate: stock snail. Long ne quoted at ahloo.
PORK-Steady; dealings arc inactive. Mes. 800
a3o; family. s ooaB. 50: clear o.25asl9.
BEEF-S,eady: demand Is moderate Packet. B.oo
ale 90: family, le0a2o.p.
LARD-Steady; moderate trading. Prime Western.
1910; refined continent. n.@5; South American.
II S. refined Brazilian. in kegs. les: beef stezrne
s.ss. ssk,d; ard stearine. inactive; New York. ia
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bettermeut of the bank position continue to impart
an easier tone TO the time money market Transac-
tions arc few fndi generally for small amounts
The bidding Il distributed pretty evenly throughout
tho list Of the various maturities
Rates are ssa3 for sixty days for ninety days.
sa5z for four months ~ for five and six mouths.
and ylsas for over the yetsr
Locally the commercial paper market Is tending
TO u per cent basis. hut yet Ter cent remains
the ruling rate roc prime paper Of regular ma
turty. On account of the small supply Of attractive
names. only scattered sales are reported The bulk
Of the business is being done with country banks.
which are purchasing q fairly liberal scale names
not 60 well known at ~ TO 81 per cent.
London discounts, per cent; OF 1-l6. Paris dis
counts. n per cent; unchanged. Berlin discounts
lshort dates). rs pcr cent; unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-25

Ing meeting Of the board Of directors
holders OF the bonds breathed a sigh
OF relief, for belief prevailed that be-
cause the interest had not been earned.
the board would not authorize Its pay
ment. The price Of the income bonds
news became known In the financial dis
trict
New York Financial Bulletin-The
claim is made on good authority that,
taken as a whole, no group OF securities
now are as cheap as the coppers. Many
companies are earning more than 10 per
cent with the metal around IA IA cents.
All the producing companies are declared
to be In a strong financial position. The
prospect that the metal will advance ma
terially In the near future promises
higher dividends. A Boston expert says
a significant factor that should not be
overlooked is that many copper mining
enterprises that were thought worthless
have "come back" II Is declared that
the great electrifcation projects for the
next few years will severely strain the
productive capacity Of the mines.
Lewis johnson & Co.-United states
Steel first quarter Of 1914 will close on
next Tuesday. In the trade estimates OF
earnings for the first three months con-
tinue around sls,ooo.000. which would
mean a deficit OF s5.ooo.ooo. or $4,000. 600.
January and February earnings will be
poor, but March will show an improve
mert due 10 larger shipments. However.
present State and steel trade indicates
that unless there is an improvement in
incoming business very soon the April
showing will not be as good as that Of
March.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia Washington. March 20. 1914
Sealed proposals will be received at this ofnce Room
500 District Building, until O'Clock. p. m. Wed
nc-Iay April g, 1914 for furnishing and delivering
during the fiscal year beginning July !. 1914. ana
ending June n 1915 for Of the various branches
Of the government Of the District Of Columbia SUP
ries as follows Stationery printing: school books
furniture and house furnishings; tInware and hard
ware; miscellaneous photographic Supplies, rubSsT
stamps hsss and athletic sIppliesl: plumbing Ero-
ceries and PROVISIONS: boots and shoes; drugs and
chemicals: paints and brIshcS: lumber: meats; nSh
and poultry dry EOOds ice; electrical supplies; sd
dIerv and uhceIwright supplies; kindergarten sup
plies; laundry work: automobile supplies and Tor
the rurcha-e Of old materials during the period
named Form of IroroSal SPECIFICATIONS and necss-
san information mas he obtained from the Fur
chasing OffcCT d. T.. Room Ge District Building
In applying specify tho class of sIplies Tor SnlGn
forms are desired OLIVER L. NEWMAN. FRED
ERICK L. sIDDONS, CHESTER HARDING.
cn-ris<;on.rs n q mar3a58E.8
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Furnished by n. L Carpenter 4 Co
WALL Street NEWS.

More than half of United Express
stockholders have assented to dissolu-
ton.
Directors of the Central Leather took
no action on common dividend. Despite
rumors that an increased dividend would
be declared today on Central Leather
common no one close to the company ex-
pected any disbursement at this time. 1t
l. said the stock will probably be put on
a 4 per cent annual basis at this time
next year.
Listing committee of New York Curb
admitted TO quotation when, as and IL
issued, 10000 shares common stock of
Wayland Oil and Gas Company; par
value s.. The company was organized
by former Senator Watson. of West
Virginia.
The coupon due April On the income
4 per cent bonds of the Maryland and
Pennsylvania Railroad will be paid as
usual, and when official announcement
to that effect was made today follow
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, Court Of Bankruptcy. 10 the
matter Of Mary l. May. hankIuIt. In Bankrurtcy.
No. Sc Notice is hereby given that the above
nsmrd bankrupt has filed hcr ,tItion Eraying for
discharge from all her debts in hankrrtcy. and that
her creditors aud other PERSONS in interest are re
quired TO enter their sppesrarCc in orrOSition, II
eny desire. in the Clerks OfIice of said court.
before the Nth DAY or APRIL 1915. WILL
IAN VI. HALLAM, Referee in Bankruptcy.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-25
COTTON MARKETS.
New York Nfarc

New York March a.
Ths nerEOlsiless Of shorts in May was accentu.te5
by story printed on the news ticker esrIy 70 ,ho
effect That Southern mills going TO acIuir the
local stock either By purchase as sIsots or to Ma
delivery across the ring. Tl.rre was no c1nsrto,
and there seems to be concentrated long intcrst
in May. but the situation in the old cron montbs
lends itsef 10 almost any sort of story reporter
cares TO get NJ.
jerks vas large buyer Of Nay through cooe.
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

saIes-Regular call. u O'Clock noon:
Warrington Railway a. No0 .. sri.
Washington Railway con-, loo at o. 3 at %.
Washington Railway pfd.. Q at g..
washington Cas- 10 at g, . At 9, 8 at @. rs at
G. 9 at a.
Meryenthaler. at rs. at 1s.. 1 at afs. ] at
zfk, at l4i5. at afs, at af.. at ma.
After call:
Washington Gas S. 500 At lGs.
Capital Traction S. 500 at losls
GOVERNMENT BONDS
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Supervising Archi-
teCt's Onice Washington. II. G. March 5. lslL-
SealeI proposals will he oTcned IN this oniec az }
T. H. MAY > 1914. for the grading. etc. OF inc
grounds and the construction complete uncluding
mechanical equipment and apUToachesi OF an animal
house for The Hygicnc Laboratory. Nashlnst"n
ID. c Two.tory and basement building; ground
area. an square feet freproof construction except
the roof: b-ick facing; composition roof Drawings
and specifications may be obtained from the cus'o-
dian Of site the Hygienic Laboratory Msshiston'
n q or at Ibis Office o. wENDEROTH. Super
Vising Architect. mh-''p1pl,o.o,I1
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington. March y
1914 Sealed propo, ais will b. received at THIS oi
fec Room s0s. District Building. until O'Clock
n m, April G. .9li. for furnishing and delivering
cast iron lamp sDsts for in the e'ectricaI De
partment Specifications and form q PROPOSE
NAV he obtained .-p,n the purchasing otnccr. u u
Room 80 District BUiding. OLlNE ER y NEM-
MAN FREDFRICE L. SIDDuNS. CHESTER
HARDING; CosnnT >ioncrs. u. q.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District NJ Columbia, Washington. March y, lsli
Nrdcrrd: Tha; Section uf Article IS of tue Polce
Regulations Of the District o. Columbia = hereby
amended by striking out tho words Provided, That
sidewalks may he swept at any hour OF inc DAY. u
the Same first be thoroushly spriukcd: and" where
they appcar beginning after the word sort IN the
eighth line u. said Section OLIVER U. NEW
MAN, FREDERICK Ia SIDDONS. CHESTER
HARDING. Commissioners. Il. g.
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WAS PRISON GUARD 3s YEARS.

ossining. n. v. March 2.-James Con-
naughton. for thirty-eight years keeper
at Sing Sing Prison. died ihis afternoon
from hardening of the arteries
The Washington herald., 1914-03-25
NEW YOPK MONEY.

New York, Msrch 2l.-can money spsnsd at II, !;
,g. :? los, Ia; FrSc~als Iis; closed at 2; ruling
stf, IL.
The same factors at a pocr demand and mod.
rRtey increased supply Of ofeTiprz, due 10 the
The Washington herald., 1914-03-25

New York II q. m. bids to Liverpool: March. l3.6 /;
May l2.B: July. lI.es: August. M: October. n.0
Liverpool . due to come according TO the aboEe-'s
10 IL POINTS loweT-HeIbcrt II. Brown. manager.
y. l.. Carpenter & Co.
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Mills RunninE Full Time.

Owing to default in the payment Of in
tcrcst on first mortgage bonds of the
Mount Vernon W oodbeTry Cotton Duck
Company. of Baltimore. due March i. the
Continental Trust Company, Of Baltimore,
trustee under this mortgage, has agreed
TO enter and take possession of the prop
erty, subject to confirmation by formal
court order, and to operate 1t for the
benefit of bondholders. as provided in the
lndentures securing the bonds.
This removes any doubt as to the COR
tinued operation of these mills. Many
which had been running five days week
will be increased to full time An agree
ment has been made between the trustees
and the J. Spencer Turner Company.
whereby the latter remains the selling
agent for the Mount Vernon Woodberry
The Washington herald., 1914-03-25

Sinking fund payments during the year
amounted to ss5,0o5, against $S1, ,es6 the
previous year.
The general balance sheet as Of the
above date shows cash amounting to
SS0-2ss; accounts receivable, s5l3, ,i59; notes
payable, .597; accounts payable, S5l7,-
i67; profit and loss, s45S, 460. and total as
sets and liabilities of So, S,I0l,S5s.
Seaboard Air Line directors meet TO-
morrow. The quarterly dividend of / per
cent, which the road has been declaring.
will be maintained. Its earnings are bet
ter than those of any other system.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-25
Columbia Gas Report.

The consolidated statement Of earnings
of the Columbia Gas and Electric Com
pany, which is listed on the Washington
Stock Exchange, and the Union Gas and
Electric Company reports for TIE year
ended December 81 last, follows:
The Washington herald., 1914-03-25
Statistics.

Furnished By n. L. Carpenter Co.
Receipts Middhngs.
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Gain for n. Sw. Railroad.

The Norfolk anI Western yesterday re-
ported for the seven months ending jan
nary 81 as follows:
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New York.
New Orleans.

Furnished by n. L. csrpenter q ooA
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SEWING MACHINES.

WANT TO TRADE A NEW SINGER SEWING
machine for nny Ind Of old machines; repairing
y. y. HARRIS, sls Isth st. Nv. Phone N. -
The Washington herald., 1914-03-25
NEW YORK COFFEE.

sales s., az 900. against S2.s5coo Yesterday.
90 a week ago. and s. .207 .o00 a year ago.