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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-05-07

When in need of hay, corn, oats
wheat shorts, wheat bran, alfalfa.
mixed feed, ETC., see T. A. Berry
at the depot.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-05-07
LOST

A black and tan fox hound, ship
ped to me from Oklahoma. Last
heard of going toward Camden.
Liberal reward for information
leading to his recovery. Address
or phone d. M. HATLEY,
Holiday, Tenn, route Il
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-05-07

rNEEDS Of Trust, Warranty Deeds, Eeplevin
IL Attachments, SNbpoenas, Garnlshments,
AnneaI Bonds at THE CHRONICLE office.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-05-07

Send the news of your locality.
to The Chronicle.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-05-07

NUR Job printing facilities, are tirst-cass, ana
our speciality IS good work. Estimates (and
samples where possible) Will De 1urnisheG on ap
nijcatiOp., Address THE CHRONICLES, Camdens
Tenn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
CONSOLIDATED

while the railroads were advancing
in the late afternoon, the industrial list
as a whole turned heavy, Early in the
day the industrials, under the lead Of
the war stocks" had been the great
features OF strength. The rapidity of
the upward movement In the railroads
was surprising. The copper shares,
which early had been weak exceptions
10 the general strength of the indus
trials, advanced with the rails in the
closing dealings.
United States Steel ommon was
prominent in activity in the %forepart
Of the day. After opening at s47s, an
over night improvement OF ~ Of a
point, 1t reacted to 64% and then rose
to 65%, but II closed at S5is. Its sales
totalled 1920 shares.
The war stocks in the early trad
ing We're again stimulated by talk Of
very profitable war munitlon contracts
obtained by various companies. Cru
chile Steel, 81 which $50 shares were
dealt in, sold az high as 5lh, 8 points
above It's closing price on Monday, while
American can touched 6lIs, an advance
OF ~ points Baldwin Locomotive, SIS,
a gain OF 90 points, and Westinghouse
Electric. 1885, a gain OF 3n points,
Transactions in all stocks were $3.50
shares.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BrTrER-Hesvv arrivals. somewhat
weakened me market ys''erd.y: as 'rad,
storage room checks speruia,inr out
side u TOP grades. which are steady, the
balance ~ IN. is, va. easy Renovated
unchanged L~i'e. slow P~ekinr ''oSass
score. :si.c. higher scoring 27a!7isc. ,
nrsts, s. to 81 score. ?tt,gs6e sat-.
.tq25ac common 20 fair, ?og .stsc'
renovated, extras, .Si7 1-ic hFsts, .-tg q
So; over sr"dss. Sop -iIsTa.. 'n1 cnSrsnt
make. nrsts. 2iQ?ii,c.; seconds, ls.
eOc. lower grades, lsdlse packing stoSk'
June m.k. line, 20 :S,sG IA. . Na
sumption. lower prices w.r. named y.s'er'
tent Mos, OPERATOR are prosssains SSn,
Whole mi K. fresh ,uins, white and col
cred special. y. 1890 fanSy'
ilac. sk,us tresh, choice, !ogioisc.;
'Air 70 s2od; I,.sS..c,;, ,2e7s case. yes.
t.rdsy. the market was weak Fine egg.
exceedingly scarce and fairy = M bur
ordinary and lower srades urge 20 sale
arm Stock mostly poor, Prices: Fresh
gathered, ~xtrs. :sn extras
sI.,:, iIsissSs. ? Nc' H. "& %.t'':., . sec ;
Rennery. whites. nne to tancy, :sa :oc ;
h%ennery, browns. ga !sc; mixed oolors
ltn -3r.
LIVE PovLTRY--Free buyius re-
suited in a strons market on fowls With
Indications Of higher prices No que
,ations were made on freight receipts.
Express offerings moderate. Broilers In
free supply, but fair demand. Receipts
yes'.rd@y i4irty ,r carr rri!Sg::sc "ddpprs.'
Long Island spring, lst.o, old, itsc
guineas. soc. pigeons, csc,
DRESSED POCLTRN-Fresh killed
fowls scarce and nrm for .Args sizes
small drag. Old BOOSTERS rrm. Bro!lers
unchanged Nearby ducks In accumuls-
ton with the surplus b.ins stored. Large
r%oa.,.rs arm row!. rather out,
are freely offered at lie. Price
Fresh fowls, Western, boxes. so lbs
and over, l7i.c Western, scalded. large.
IGc.; bro!ler-, % agsc,. turkeys. l6e %
ROSTERS, l2ul?Tc squads, prime white
10 lbs. 20 dozen So so, . lbs, -. S lbs
$3.50, Turkeys, fresh hens and toms, i"t.
iiiIoleH w i,rSTy" :C"c' 4R.sss' rai7lsc'
Broilers, milk fed, Is TO ~ lbs B.Sc'
corn fed, Is to - lbs, eic- chickens, J.
10 box, milk fed, 20 TO ~ lbs, .lc,: ~
lbs. and over. .l122c, corn fed, tS 70 ~
lbs, lsc., IS lbs and over, ?0c Fowl-
"a TO box, so lbs, and over 10 dozen, lIiic.;
80 TO S5 lbs, Use. Old roostera l2pl2'sc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Raw Dull and Easier-Rehned
Unchaneed-Futures More Active.

The raw sugar market continued dull
and easier yesterday and holders con-
tlnued 10 lower their asking prices in
an efort 10 find a level at which they
could dispose of their sugars. Offerings
OF spot at prices as low AS 3 Ills, cost
and freight. equal to a duty paid basis OF
al cents. however. failed TO bring re-
nners into the market. Spot prices were
nominally unchanged at &.s9 cents for
Cubas and 4s3 cents for Porto Ricos.
The refined market was quiet. with
conditions generally unchanged. All in
terests continued TO accept new business
at 6 cents. but list prices were unchanged
at 6.lO vents. There was a fair demand
for Withdrawals or old contracts.
The sugar futures market at the Cot
fee Exchange showed a marked Increase
IN activity yesterday. sales for the day
totalling 1850 tons The market was
easier at the start under liquidation, bur
rumors OF sales 10 Canada brought on.
buying support and prices rallied.
Prices vera
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
COTTON is STEADY
IN NARROW MARKET
sclling Restricted by High
Temperatures in Parts Of
Eastern Belt.
TRADE FEELING BEARISH

cotton WIS only moderately active yes
,s.A,y AID tie extreme range OF prices
r,s 70 points In spite OF the prevail
,,c good weather there was a steady
urlert5ra and prices made a small net
rs.r ror .l. day.
Scattered light showers fell over por-
,,ors Of the southwest and central
TEXAS causing some local selling, but
m, temperance Of temperatures around
,o0 degrees in tie Atlantic states was
s,oirq tn cause some hesitancy on the
mart O: the bear party. The plant
throughout the whole eastern belt is
,pll OF sap 1ud it is felt that deteriora-
ION could be very rapid II a prolonged
rsr.od 4 dry, hot weather set in.
The special reports to the Journal OF
copueycs indicate that deterioration
has not been heavy during July In Ala
hama. Mississippi and Florida. Boil
v~sevils have been numerous in Ala
hama and Mississippi. but are not doing
r,urh damage. Improvement is re-
nor,ed, and as n result farmers have
s4en able to combat successfully the re-
suits of the heavy rains earlier in the
month.
Sentiment throughout the market
Continues bearish and while ring opera
tors admit the possibility of occasional
rallies there IL no general disposition
TO look for anything but a sagging mar
te, The usual stress is laid upon the
proximity Of the new crop movement
which will begin in considerable volume
during the next thirty days.
For the next few days the market ~
expected to continue irregular with the
trade marking time prior to the publica-
ZION Of the cotton crop condition report
next Monday.
x-.,,r.s .1psaI GtanAy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The white star liner Arabic. sailing to-
day for Liverpool viii take mall, closing
at s 30 A. NJ. for Europe. except Germany.
Austria, Hungary, Luxembourg, Turkey.
the Netherlands. Norway. Sweden. Switzer-
land and Greece, when specially addressed
only.
The Transatlantic I,aliana liner Dante
Alighieri. sailing to-day for Naples. will
,she mail. closing at 1870 A. N, for
ltaiy. Bulgaria.. Rurnanis. Serbia. Switzsr-
land and Greece. when specially addressed.
The scandina vian-Amerlcan liner Oscar
IL, sailing 10. morrow for Christiansand.
Will take mail. closing at 10 A NJ, for
Norway, Sweden. Denmark, Germany,
Austria. Hungary, Luxemburg and Turkey,
The American liner Philadelphia, SAT-
Ing Saturday for Liverpool. will take mail.
closing at $3.50 A NJ, for Europe except
Gernany. Austria, Hungary. Luxembourg.
Turkey. the Netherlands Norway, sweden
and Denmark. Africa. West Asia ana the
East indie.
The 1ta an liner America. sailing Satur-
day FOR Naples, VII take specially ad-
dressed mail. closing at $50 Z. NJ, for
Italy. Bulgaria. Serbia. Ruman!a. Switser-
land and Greece.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28

IS FL RIO, New Orleans, so m.les soulh OF
Jupiter az noon yesterday
IS Z. Cid, galveston, y miles south Of
Jupiter AZ noon
s. MOmus. New Orleans. 2'e miles south.
ues, OF Diamond Shoals at noon
T4s security, with sabine. - miles south
vest OF namoUd shoals AZ noon
8 Arapaho-. Galveston, - mile. south Of
Jupiter at T. VI
IS Monterey, Ncga. Cruz, 20 miles north
5. Alamo Mobile 1853 mites northwest oil
TapU.t bar a. r T.
s. Fl s.! Galyo,p.o9,, s' u'!es east Of
Diamond Shoals n noon
IS Gu!iol. Hrh %Sheuanso, Port Arthur,
1876 miles north Of Jupiter a. noon
81 Fl N0rte, Galveston, "a miles south Of
$ no Gr4nde Brunswick. . niles south
Of sandy Hook Il = NJ.
s. Cama-ury lTosgosc, So T:!rs south Of
Sauhy HOOK az noon
- Colorado. Galveston, 10 miles norlh OF
Diamond SHOALS at , T.. ".
$ oAnIa An,illa, go miles south OF Sandy
HOOK al nosn,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Crop News Advances heat Pricci
other Markets Close Firm.

Some unfavorable crop advices sus-
'a'neI the wheat list during yesterday s
session, although the market was not
spared from several setbRcks. The rains
through Nebraska and lowa led 10 conn.,
plants II wheat %sproutirg in shock.
There were also rust reports from South
Dakota and Minnesota, which varied in
tenor.
que a little attention was attracted
% a prediction OF the private for
caster Foster, calling for a frost in the
northwest before August .. but few
IN the trade were disposed TO treat
his possibility seriously, At the same
N Il Is realized that the bulk OF the
'1rirg wheat crop Is still from ten 10
twenty days outside OF maturity, so that
many operators are sensitive TO the hints
II .r1p deterioration.
Export business yesterday was estl-
mated a. 200 600 bus els in al posi-
IONS The English market WAS really
lower nam expected, although our
weather reports acted as a counterbal-
. snc'rS factor, An official estimate from
. Rome r.4ced the Russian wheat crop
Exclusive OF conditions in war in
vested Russian P.lard) Al Is3, 600 600
'v'-a.s. an increase NJ 29.3 per cent.
Over '.e SINAI production of a year ago.
CorN-Fa.r sized fractional advances
were : oIei Yesterday, There was cover
ING trr d scattered short interest based
On ne recurrence OF rains In Nebraska
and l.sa and predictions OF further
showers Toy virtually all Of the corn belt
cash markets showed "A firm tone. The
country .ly.ces indicated that farmers
were lu, selling freely and that a ready
certrt tor corn was current. NO
Argentine offerings of importance were
A. N'" York, although II is said that the
'ih's have been discontinued tempo
far.v E...lS, the largest local buyers
are r.' ~ tie market for the present.
A..nrEfr 20 Snow the corn crop through
". t...g mas lost about two points
tN.t '-r d - OF the month, but the next
'.'f 20 report may show "A yield
ao,I' '.. 0op,hn0 bushels In excess or
no q. .wt'e o. a month ago, due to the
arbitrary raising OF tho par yield per
sr.
o.'.-."me weather complaints from
no 's. 's" West and Northwest, in 40
'. the ~.E1ueu7e Of the strength
''..- .r1rEo's. held oats at higher
.r the day shorts and cash
''..'. ."i for the hedge selling, The
".'.. . 1880 stimulated more or less
o'ar Inquiries for new oats
' '. HU"c here, but no important
u. traced.
l. the market had another
ut'. '. low. bHr there was a sharp
"... 'Nc lnt" dealings. After the
|'' .-'rgr1 Liquidation shorts and
.e ,he buying side, due 10 the
si'..' grain and 10 the reduced hog
81 r......
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28

Capt. : Rodnsn from Marine Superin-
,endent, Panama Cana, TO home for or
ders.
Commander p W. Todd from tho wyo-
ming to the Dixie
Commander II. ! Con. from command
81 The p!Ni'. - Marine Superintendent,
Panama Canal.
Lleut.uant-commaEder W V Tomb
from branch hydTugraphlc office. san
Francisco, 20 the Florida
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !. r, Porterh.ld
TO charge navy recruiting station, New
Orleans
Lleutenant-ComnAnder G J.. Hum 10
charge branch photographic office, san
Francisco, and additional duty in COM
marl OF the Marh.ehead.
L.lcutenapt-CommRnder T. T, Bower.
from the Florida 10 Naval Academy.
Annapolis,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS [, N. overstreet
from the New York to the Texas as
executive,
Lieutensnt-commandsr p. Morrison 10
Charleston yard,
L!eutensni.Commandsr r. W. Sterling
to retired list.
Lieut.. y, X Muir 10 retired list.
Lieut.. l.. r. Wood worth from the Cleve
land TO naval station. Guam.
Lieut., J, b. VIII from the New orlean,
10 Naval Academy, practice.
Ensign W. \, Corn from the Colorado
TO the Chattanooga
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

PROSPECT LEASING co, Include
Maysr' has granted an extension OF ten
days for the Prospect Leasing Co, Inc,
which operated the Hotel 81. Andrew
at Broadway, corner Of Seyenty-second
street, 20 answer the bankruptcy Pc
tition hled against II on July rs. The
company Is planning TO reach an adjust
ment with creditors looking 70 the dis
missal Of the petition and Will require
some time to ~ II. The company has a
lease OF an. hotel for fourteen years. ana
all the furnishings and fixtures valued
at $4,000 are pledged as security for
the lease. Prior to the Bankruptcy
proceedings the landlord brought a sum
mary procee ling TO dispossess the com
pany, but the receiver obtained an or
der restraining the landlord Should an
order of adjudication he entered the
lease would terminate and the furnish
ings would be lost TO the creditors as an
asset. The company therefore applied
to the court for an order TO extend the
time to answer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
Movements Of Naval Neasels,

WASHINGTON, July 2T.-The Eunhoat
SandoNsl has arrived at Rochester. collier
Brutus at Charleston, supply ship Cu!goa,
collier Lebanon and destroyer Downes al
Newport, gunboat Amph!trite at New Or
leans, buttlcship Georgia at Boston yard,
cruiser Albany At Astoria, Gunbos, Cal.
weston at chefoo, and collier Neptune at
Hampton Roads.
The cruiser Colorado has sailed from
La Paz for EHsanada, battlesh!ps Louisiana
and New Hampshire from Gloucester Tor
Capt Cod Bay, destroyer Nicholson from
Boston for Newport. destroyers Burrows.
Patterson, Pauld!ns, Ammen, Trlppe,
Bea,s, Jarvis, Jouett. flaming, Parker,
Newport for Long Island sound. battle
ship Texas from Newport for Block
Island Sound, battleship Arkansas from
Newport for Manenshs Light, tender
Tonopah and submarines p-l, Deg and Ell
from New York yard Tor Newport aud
supply shr Glacier from San Diego for
San Francisco.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
THE F F MARKET.
Futures shade on ON Transaction
of IO.SOO HAYS,

The coffee futures market was barely
steady yesterday, with prices at the close
Q to II points of IN transactions OF
is.5OO bags. The selling was not very
aggressive. but there was not enough
demand 10 hold prices up. The cables
slowed a decline In exchange at Brazil.
There was a somewhat easier tendency
to firm offers AZ Brazil and quotations
in the local spot market were unchanged
70 slightly easier,
Brazilian markets were featureless
BIO Is and santos Is were unchanged
az is975 and $500. Rio and Santos
receipts for two days totalled 10, 000
bags. Sac Paulo had $4,000 n jun
diahy 72.000. The rate OF Rio exchange
or London was lowered to IL 29-32d.
Prices were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28

WASHINGTON, JuIy .T.-rhese army
orders were .ssued to-day:
capt, D /" Stone, T~enty-nfth Infantry,
detailed In . NJ e, vice CAPT 4. II
Hurlel . " G.. relieved and assigned
20 Fun. inflntry.
CoswI.l anI Second Lieut. J. II Csrruth,
Ene!neer Corps, relieved from second
Battalion ana FRS, Lieut.. n W cav.
ford from First Battalion and to course
.! instruction at Engineer school. wash
inEton barracks.
Capt II 7 Marh"ws, Coast ARTILLERY
from . VI -, 10 ll2th company
Capt, T Ross, Third Infantry. detailed
~ member o! General stan, vic. Capt
II, l. LsubaCh. relieved.
First Lieut.. W 4, Aifoute, sigma
Corps in:antry). assigned TO Eighteenth
Infantry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN, July 27.-There was an
easier tone to the mining shares market,
but transactions were In small volume.
Declines were confined To fractions.
New Haven was the feature OF the rail-
road list, selling from So TO 60ia. Massa-
chusetts Gas and United Fruit were
f~ractionally lower. Summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

~PHiLApELPHtA, July 27.-Baldwin Lo-
co. tive continued it's recent advance,
seliing up TO IS. closing s4i.. Iennsyl-
vania steel preferred was active, rang
ing from 50 To 81, closing at SO, against
yesterday final sale Of 81. The gem
eral list was firm and gains were re-
corded in the more active issues. Bonds
were only moderately dealt in at recent
quotations. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
BROWN BROTHERS e. CO..
Chicago ur%Iington&Quincy
Railroad Company
Denver Extension -Four Per Cent. Bonds
Due February |, 1922.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT in
pursuance OF the Trust Agreement dated
December J. 1881. hy and between The Chi
csgo, Burlington & Quincy Railroad COM
rany and Tn. New England Trust Com
psny, the following Denver Extension Pour
Fer Cent. Bonds due februsr, 1. 1899. Of
said Railroad Company. issued under said
trust agreement, have been drawn for pa,
ment. viz:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. July ?7-Chicago Pneu-
matte Tool was again the leading fea-
ture. the stock advancing to So. "A new
high level. Stewart-Warner was a lit
tie easier. while prices In other direc-
tons showed very little change. Bond
market duh and unchanged. The sum
mary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
BONDS
THE PITTsBURG MARKET.

PIrrsBuRG. July 27.-Columbia Gas
and Electric and Crucible Steel were the
leaders of the local stock market. the
former gaining u point and Crucible
selling from ~ to 81. Westinghouse Air
Brake continued Arm. Little change In
prices was noted elsewhere. The sum
mary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. New Jersey. New
England and eastern Pennsyl, ania. partly
cloudy to-day; cloudy o-morrow, probably
local showers; not much change In tenn
perature; light variable winds.
For western New York. partly cloudy.
with probably local showers to-day and
tomorrow. not much change In tempera-
ture, light variable winds.
NEW YORK. July 2s-Ths pressure
was high yesterday over all sections east
OF the Rocky Mountains from a principal
centre over the lake regions, and only
relatively low over Iowa and southern
Minnesota.
Pressure continued low over the pla.
tesu and Pacific sections.
Somewhat lower Temperatures prevailed
In the lake regions and parts Of the mid.
die Atlantic states. and II was warmer
In the Northwest. but most changes In
temperature were local.
Showers occurred al scattered points In
the middle Atlantic and New England
States and westward into the north CEN
trial States.
In this city the day was fair and
warmer. wind. light. generally northwest.
average humidity. IS per cent. barometer.
corrected TO read 10 sea level. at 4 a N,
5000. NJ. 5000
The temperature in this city yesterday. -
recorded by the Official thermometer. v
shown in the annexed table:
"a. No.. Il So sF g. 8:
o " -a| ., SO ~
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rise. 20 sun set. rs rs Moon rises. III
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy H'k . 90 Gov. isl . Is Hell Gate. II 70
Low WATER HIS DAY.
Sandy H'k is GOV. Isl. SD Hell Ga,e...si
Arrived-TCEspAY. July 81.
s. Carpa,h!a. AS p NJ Liverpool. July 7,
;. Lompoc, 30 A. NJ, London. July s
S Idaho. / 70 A. " HUI. July II.
s. Liberia. 70 p VI MONDAY. Genoa. ruly
6 Turnwell. 50 A NJ. swansea. July 10
IS Highland Prince, $50 A NJ. London.
july Q
s. Frankly. 80. A NJ. Barcelona, July 3
- Rayamo. StN \ NJ. Pro-rcso. July n
S iasuez. u:i0 + NJ Tuesday. San Juan.
July %
$ Lampa.s., Mobile July -.
s. lenape, Jacksonville. July .,
$ Honduras. Pensacola, July 20
g Cherokee. Georgetown : c, July q
50 Hamilton Norfolk. Julv g
- Rgford Hall, Boston. July e
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
s. Tinted states. from Chrislausanl
- Hcalandla. Al Manchester
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
s. nucl d'Aos,s. from Genoa
s. Tsomina. from Palermo
50 Almirsn'e, from Santa Marta
s. Bay1mOn, from San Juan
g S%iephano. from Halitsx
s. Pas'ores, from Booas del Toro
rGO STE,Nsurps