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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-31
Great Full Stocks of
RELIABLE

Bought in Enormous Quantities for Cash before market advance of raw
wool -. Blankets for every purpoe-in every size-in every quality a
every nrne Economies for crCru purse a recognized characteristic.
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Wool Indian Blankets

Full line of various color comblna-
tions-genuine Indian designs
make handsome bathrobes as well
az being Just right for boys beds
and outdoor sleeping ..... Each S.Ss
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1900 Yds. Of
SuNFAST DRAPERIES.
n a q 90 ,.alo

1000 Yds. 81
SUNFAST DRAPERIES. no
$50 to sI.9s values 40
Because Of Special Purchase.
so inches wide-Armures, Silk and
Cotton and Silk Ciauzes-the popu-
1arity Of these draperies never seems
to diminish. which proves that they
must give satisfactory wear and are
all that is claimed for them .......At
our Special Purchase price it is economy
TO buy them.
Other Worth While Values
Double border Madras with
colored Moral designs-val. 80 rs
45-lnch Cream and White Madras
desirable small effects-vai. 90. -
Rich Colored Madras in Oriental
and stained glass designs. ....... 20
5O-inch silk Draperies-Oriental,
floral and seometrica: designs
high art colorings-Spectal . . l.3S
Purchase Fine Curtain Nets-fron
one OF the highest class manu-
facturers-immense assortment.
including Colonial. Brussels,
Nlet. Mexican. Egyptian and
Fish Net designs-value .2a.... ~
value SO and 20
value SO and 60. 30
36Anch Cretonnes-forals.
Orientals, old English chintz.
verdure, tapestry. Chinese and
desirable black and white
more han so styles-special. .... 10
Linen Taffe;a Cretonnes-fruit.
verdure. tapestry and other
desirable effects
elsewhere .5J and go. ........ As
Extra Wide Cretonnes-sccniC
and verdure designs-special. 900. ~
Plain Color Taffetas and DiTities
and other novel effects that o
we'll combined with %cretonne
FOR drapes or slip covers--rose
lille, crimson, blue. olive and
wood tones-special ..........., rs
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Baby Blankets

Baby Blankets
Pure wool and wool mixed
26N54. also i2x56 and 4SN60--
white with pretty borders, also
pink and blue plaids-
matchless value. ..,.......... $50
Baby Blankets
Wool nap-white with color.d
horders-in pairs . Ais delicate
colors and ~hgured-siEgle. ....... ~
Wool Mixed Blankets
White-large siZe--contrasting
borders-sorn have three-tnch
ribbon binding ..,.... Also
All wool BianketS-sman size
gray. scarlet. white. plain colors
and plaids. ..,..... S."s
Automobile Rugs
Chase plush-the name is guarantee
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reNers-
lbles in rich coach tones-louG
silky ~nap-very hish lus;re-
- and So inch lengths ........ i:.Ss
Other Auto Rugs, sos to Si0.9s.
Extraordinary reductions on u few
lightweight robr>.
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Garments from One of the Highest Class Makers.
ONE.THIRD OFF.
VI. manufactures. realizing that he cannO; duplicate these styles
a his regular prices. because OF advancing cost and scarcity OF
laces. embroideries and fabrics. closed out his stock TO lis nj MS
area concession one investigation Will make YOU realize
the wisdom OF sharing in these special advantages thas come
IN us through ur great CASH-BuYING. Exceptional quality,
usefulness, thorough workmanship and diversity or styles VII
appea, to women of discriminating taste.
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TOMORROW AND ELECTION DAY.
4.GDO PAIRS
FINE NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS
At ~ PER CENT. OFF.

Strictly perfect-unlimited variety OF
designs, majority OF which are copies
OF the real lace curtains--some. are 4
yds. long-others 3ie yds.-al with
Arabian.
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Wool Nap Blankets

in choice combinations-full size
values to $e.79.
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Special Purchase Halt Pairs
REVERSIBLE SILK PLUSH PORTIERES
Tomorrow and Election Day.
Each, 0.08 .

These we're made Up to exploit various ideas-because of scarcity Of dye
however, manufacturer decided not to risk making quantities Of them th
year-we purchased the entire specimen lot. A beautiful assortment Q
duplex colorings with rich Oriental and floral borders-by the pair the
retail at about S40.00-price quoted is for half paTs-spendid for sing
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Continued o. Eighth Pd0e.
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Wool plush. broadclota. Bayade,e
cloth. novelty mixtures and vi,una
clnth-Black. navy. brown. green and
oxford gray. .......ij and ~ inch
leneihs-ripple skirt aud plated. .....
Fur, velvet, plush and sclf collars.
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80 Is IS chest-two and tAree-buttou :.
Navy chcv!ots and serses, full lire OF
various shades of gray. brown and greoI
many OF which adding touches seen usuy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
CHINA TO RUN STEAMERS
Ships Will Ply Between Shang-
hal and the United States.

Washington, July IA Chinese
steamship line, to operate from Shang-
hal and other Southern China ports to
the United States, is about to be estab-
lished to compete with the Japanese
lines which now dominate the trans
Pacific trade. according 10 advices re-
ceived by the Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce.
The Pacific trade is seriously dis
turbed because Of the recent order
reserving for the use of Japanese ship
pers all space in ships under subsidy
from the Japanese government.
According TO the bureaus advices,
Fung Sui, representing a syndicate OF
Chinese capitalists, is on a visit TO the
United States TO close contracts for
material to construct five vessels for
freight and passenger service. The
ships will make Shanghai a terminal
port, and il is expected the service will
be extended to Hong Kong and Manila.
Honolulu will be a port of call on both
east and west bound trips.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The Board Of Public Utility Com
missioners Of New Jersey yesterday
granted authority to the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company to issue $49,OOO,OOO
in bonds, to bear ~ per cent interest
The bonds will be secured by CON
solidated mortgage, dated July !, 1873,
and the proceeds derived from the sale
Of these securities are TO meet matur-
ing obligations and for capital require
mcnts
The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany is now exchanging the Indianapo-
lis Union Railway Company's general
and refunding series "A" 5 per cent
defnitive bonds for its interim certlti-
Gates.
Stockholders Of the Merchants Ex
change National Bank of the City of
New York at a special meeting have
voted 10 change the name of that in
stitution to the Atlantic National Bank
of the City Of New York.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
announces that the treasurer's Office
will exchange on Friday, July lG, de-
fnitiye bonds for the temporary GER
tifcates now held by owners Of the
consolidated mortgage Az per cent
bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
OLD WAR LOAN
LOWER In LONDON
Market Almost Inactive, win
Americans Steady--Firmer
Discount Rates.

London, July 14-Apart from further
decline in the old war loan and Few
dealings in Japanese bonds, rubber
shares and home rails the stock market
was stagnant.
American securities were only oe,
casionally dealt in. They closed dulI
but steady.
Consols closed unchanged at 90. ,y
Although money is obtainable at n
per cent and treasury bills are matur-
ing. discounts continue firm and near
the bank rate, indicating that the BANK
of England has control OF the mars .sI
A temporary stringency is anticipated
until after next Tuesday, when pay
ment in full will be made under the
discount allowable on the new war
loan. The Bank Of England to-day
bought f124,OOO in bar gold. Money
loaned at IL to IA per cent. DIS
count rates for short bills were -
per cent; for three months bills, 4's
to per cent.
Gold premium at Lisbon was 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
FINANCIAL RECORD
HERE AND ABROAD
War Stocks Go to New
High Record, but Trading
SlaCkenS Later.

Speculative advances in n number NJ
the war stocks TO new high levels were
continued yesterday morning in mar
ket that paid practically no attention
10 standard issues ordinarily active.
There seemed, however, little public
participation in the movement and
trading quoted IN the latter part of
the day so that the total turnover was
considerably under that Of Tuesday. In
the last hour prices fell back and net
changes were irregular. The most &C
tive Of those issues that rumor had
pro6ting from contracts from the bel
ligercnts maintained part Of their gains
but the railroad list was heavy.
Sales of railroad bonds on the Stock
Exchange for future delivery were
comparatively light, and the trend tow
ard recovery noted early in the week
was more in evidence. According 10
London advices dealings in our bonds
in that market, which had reached con-
siderable proportions a week or so ago,
were practically abandoned. In our
stocks here there was little 20 show any
important selling for London account.
An unusually large proportion OF
dealings yesterday were in such issues
as Westinghouse, Can, Baldwin Loco
motive and Crucible Steel. This was
particularly true in the morning. West
inghouse went points higher, and then
lost part of its gain on transactions
of over 10000 shares. Can gained ?
points at its best, making a new high
record. Baldwin Locomotive went up
over points to new heights, and main
tanned a good deal of its Improvement
at the close. Crucible Steel finished
up about a point. As was the case
earlier in the year, these advances were
accomplished on reports of contracts
and earnings that were not substan-
tiated. In the meantime American Coal
Products that had made such remark
able rise last week continued its abrupt
decline.
Steel was quieter than in the day
before and after gaining a good trac-
tion fell back to close at 81, only a
shade above Tuesdays close. Steel
trade authorities tell of further in
crease in production necessary because
of the sustained improvement IN buying.
Orders were said to be coming IN TO the
Steel Corporation at the rate of about
$4,000 tons a day, 10000 for export.
Advances in prices of heavy materials
have been announced by a number Of
the principal producing companies. Pig
iron for steel making is moving more
freely and prices are firmer.
Discount rates in London went
higher, three months bills being quoted
at Az to per cent, the latter equal
ing the minimum discount rate Of the
Bank of England. Here collateral loans
for ninety days were made at 2l2 to
2S4 per cent and commercial paper of
the best quality passed at 3 to 3l2: Or
dinarily such higher return on funds
across the water would mean that IT
would be so much more profitable TO
employ balances in London, than to
draw bills against credits there that
sterling rates here would Immediately
rise. In this time of war ordinary
reasons fail, and yesterday London
checks after a little frmness early IN
the day ended unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL. RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE-For
paper maturing boo ten days or less. per cent: up
10 ninety days per cent
CALL MONEY opened nj 2 per cent, highest. .
per cent. lowest p pe- cent; closing. per cent
renewal, per cent.
TIME MONEY was nrmer. Rates. 2Aa2A per
cent for sixty dsy, .H2A. per cent for ninety
DAYS. 80. as per cent FOR four months PEI cent
for five months and SO 81 per cent for siI months.
MERCANTILE PAPER was quiet Ruling rate.
ga.i4 per cent for best names. bank accepiauces.
rs -i4 per cent
CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS. - Et-
change, s I2t.t1S .2o7. balances Sls.53351S. The
sub Treasury was creditor 20 the amount 90 tbss.-
$685.
SUB TREASURY.- ev York banks gained from
the sub Treasury $3.50 900 and gained since Fri
dey s. 2lg 900.
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE Else
WHERE Boston. for ten days. per cent Tor sixty
days a for slIty 90 ninety days. "a Philadelphia
So 4 and a. per cent. Cleveland. 4 and "a per
cent. Richmond. up 90 ninety days. "a per cent.
Atlanta. 4 and ~ per cent. Chicago { and ~
per cent. 81. Louis 8. and "a per cent. Mime
apolis for sixty days per cent. for ninety days 3
Kansas City. and AZ per cent; Dallas. and "a
per cent. san Francisco. for ten days per cent.
for thirty days 81 for thirty 10 SIXTY days 4: for
sixty 10 ninety days. Al.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.--Chicago zoe discount:
Boston. par. Minneapolis. zoe premium; san Fran
cisco. fjc premium
BANK CLEARINGs. -Bsltimore-EKchAnges. So
244. OO9. balances. $3.50 lSh Boston Exchanges.
tz7. so2.5 sos; balances. N.s22.iso. Chieass-kx-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Industrial Specialties Lead Trad
ing-Oil Stocks Firm
Mines Irregular.

Activity in the curb trading yester-
day converged largely in the. war
stocks. Price movement in these issues
was upward, with the exception OF blec-
trio Boat common, 1t opened 2 points
down and then advanced to lS4, but feIl
back to ITS, net loss of Z points;
The preferred, however, improved .
points on more active trading Cramp
Shipbuilding went over point higher
Prices ruled firmer in the oil hs6,
though Pierce Oil was fractionally on
on increased dealings. Standard OF
California, Indiana and New Jersey all
showed fair improvement. Mining
stocks were rather irregular. west
inghouse Electric convertible 5s maze
a small advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
N. Y. FOURTH IN POTTERY
Only Three Other States Pro-
duced More in 1914.

Washington, July l4--New York
ranks fourth in the list of pottery pro-
ducing states of the Union, according
to the United States Geological Sur
vey In 1914 the Empire State pro-
duced wares worth S2.155,792. or COG
per cent of the total production of the
country.
Ohio led all states in 1914 with
wares valued at S15,35l,376. or 80 81
Ier cent of the total New Jersey
ranks second and West Virginia third
The total value Of the pottery pro-
duced in the United States last year
was S35.39s,l61, a decrease Of 1884,
IA from 1913. Pottery imported into
the United States in 1914 was valued
at sS.349.442.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
100000 for Wire Exports

Washington, July 1.-THE United
States exported during the first ten
months Of the fiscal year 1915 approx
mately 63s $50 miles of barbed wire,
quantity sufficient to 90 around the
world twenty-five and one-half times.
This output weighed 235,S34,595 pounds
and was valued at 1921, 1913, a so per
cent increase over 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15

changes s5l COS. 800: balances .42574o4 Phi'de.-
EErchauges S2s .795 5o3: balances. S-."'4'
20 s2T
SILVER MARKET Bar silver in London was
% q-ifd an advance Of l-l6d New YORK quota
tion was Fizc, W &c. Mexican SILVER "o"Als' '''
a 40c.
0RFIGN EXCHANGE.-Sterling was easier
Notwithstanding new sales Of stocks ior tuiG!fan
a--i. demand lT6I Pans-Cah.e. itl. c.cch,
56le BerIin-Cabe. Slt, check Ii. Cree
Gable. 5g4. check. 5.25 sixty AMI ninety oh bl.s
London ibankersJ-SiS,y days. AZ. ninety days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15

The Baltimore l. Ohio Railroad Co.

Baltimore. Md. July s. 1915.
Tho Board OF Directors this day declared
The Six months ended June 80. 1915. a diyi-
dend Of Two 90 Per Cent on the Pre-
f,rred stock Of the Company. payable Sep
TENDER ]. 1915 20 the stockholders Of
record az the close Of business on July
-. 1915
The Board also declared from the sur
plus earnings Of the Company dividend
Of Two and one-haf t-iz) Per Cent on
the Common stock Of the Company, psya-
bile September ]. 1915. 20 the stockholders
az record 20 the close Of business on July
81 1915.
The transfer books will not close
C W WOOLFOBD, Secretary.
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ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

"War stocks" were the feature of
dealings on the Consolidated Exchange,
though their full gains were not re-
tanned at the close Baldwin Loco
motive touched a high of 71b. West
inghouse Electric's best was 1929.
American Can reached 517s. United
States Steel's high was 611s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15

Iur account OF executors.
200 shares Warren Railroad Co. guaranteed per
cent stock 1850 eacll lj6
,. .lar-, Rensselaer, saratoga Railroad guafau-
t,eI DIR cent 800 eachl ..................l- 10
10 shares America. District telegraph CO. Of New
No-a 800 e4rlI... -.... .. Is
s 900 D4Ia, Il Waco Railroad arst mortgage per
cent bolls due 1870 ......... -
u share, Mercantile National Bank IN liquidation
tau dividends 90 date paid 900 eachl lot s2j
10 share, New York queens Electric Light and
Power Co. common 800 eachl ..............4j ~.
shares W : Barstow Go. 800 eachl ........ l3l
$50 shares WABASH Railroad Co. preferred 800
earhl and $50 shares wabash Railroad Co
common 800 eachI. .--.............s $3.50
For account o. whom Il may concern.
S37s 600 Springfield long isandJ Cemetery Society
certlfcafr, Of indebtedness 81. 900
. .rar., New Yorker -Zeituug. LOT s. lgl 81
$500 900 International Npe,etting Machine Co nrst
mortgage q per cent bonds due jan 1898: Jan.
1915 and subsequent coupons attached. $50 900
International Tpesetting Machine Co receiver,
ccrtincats due Dec % 1915. Interest June %
aud Dee %. 900 shares International Type,et-
ting Machine Co preferred. 0po shares Inteua-
tl0ual Typesettiug Co. common lot ...... 81 80 900
g share New Yorker stats Zeitung. lot y3l 500
Z shares RamApO Water Co. $500 EACH. lot . St2
Is shares Bay Ridge Park improvement Co. $500
eAchl; lot. ss....s-.s......N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
London Wool Market.

London, July 14.-There we're 8,41O
bales, mostly cross breds, offered at
the wool auction sales to-day, Good
clips were firm, but inferior and faulty
were from 5 to tx per cent and occa-
sionally 10 per cent lower than at the
close Of the last series.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington July THE condition Of the United
states Treasury Al the close ~ business to-day va
Net balance iu general fund 50. sos. OOl. t0 al
receipts S34S74l0. total payments S3iS6 Il3
The dencit this FISCAL year Is SO 6e3. 0sl. against
surplus Of 50 $50 gSs last year exclusive Of Panama
Canal and public deot trinsleuona.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
UNITED COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. g.

A quarterly dividend OF two per cent on
the capital stock of this Company has
been declared. payable July 10Th. 1918. at
the once OF the Treasurer. 13l state Street
Boston Mass. 20 stockholders Of record
Il the close Of business. June 18th. 1915
HIIARTTg ITfFIiI{ARD Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15

The following table gives the CLOSING
bid and asked prices for stocks when
are listed but when were not dealt IN
on the Stock Exchange Wednesday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15

SOS on Con Ariz 6 SIS. 20 - % %
2so 0oo Nv FL conv IS 106'. .lol 1865, loot'
g 900 DO rights. 3 l5-32 TS
unlisted ISL. cents per share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15

WEDNESDAY, JULY Il, 1915.

Stock Exchange Wednesday amounted
81 35i o against Os7
600 wear ago Total from January sO5sOOO $685.
in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15

Bil As&. B BIC A eoI
dams AS E n u y. l. DO % % q pref, g
do ufef.... 49,. % Ioriliard Pos ~
m Bt ) II s3 ~ do pret.....llt ~,
{. & + pf l3is lls1s Mack COS pf 60 oS|
m Coal. NJ Nan Beach: q %
m c p PIN rs Nay Dept 81 g %
nm Express So % do pref. ga y,
m n & L. ~ ~, Man shirt. "t 90
% 5l"f . . i Miami do P'.' COP e
III - plc SS5 ~ e x, La -
m MAI ~. -1,- W o nIsf ~. 81 81
~ > pl D. ~ ,,g7 ,tSpCS : no ugia
do pref....l03 los do rrei.....I-I !,
m Sug pfll3is 49,. do l. L.. 20
m m roS c. %. g 81 M Msrh 4 d 5.ii 70
'i' - nov i6fi. iO7 Mar Biscuit. .ll9 10
% do 4 Moo'en 8 s. Nat lead, 3 9
g " tsr M o. %R OF Ml-tpf - g
,,'ri-1s NJ u, H.. y = C&St l. - 5ple
i'Iyn r r. s. IS do LIST pref % -
j,iS,.1 =, q ~ l2o do - pref. -
- 'I, sl' y Y l. & " III 10
u " !" i - y a5 Norf south. Is 20
do pref. .lS5 o-. N Go G ~ {" w.. 50 %
an South. 5iis 50 North Am n q, a.
ase II 10 70 CIV r"ts al a
8 4 -, Ira Fao t / Ea st.. 81 ~
40 PREV G. - ~ p q q & y l. 69i, ~
IT, rCf = - 10 pref. 81
~ QUO ,5- Pett " LIST pf 90 100
~ VI y - ia + r " ~ C157
20 ~. % 81 p- s, car n gSi2 100
'NSi l. ~ "' p & e. OF ~ lOl l07
l,Fe q .''-'2 o, 6.sflyer rf... 3i2
"l \ Hout" - o. r., ~ Auc pf s. 81
30 Isl ~ ~ Road Isl pf.. 30 50
10 - '..n D. ss ~ lo ID pref. 50 a
,"' u G.i. ,o0r. Rock Island. 4 =
90 -, an -6 do pref. = "a
~ . ,6.s. t6u.. Rur r f. pf.. 70
Am pl,'oSA - Z. 4 : r.. 81. 81.
'cie 20 ~ 20 80, do 1st pref 10 l.
10, q ma ~. 40 80 a.. do N pref. 81
j. q :, [, SYN pf 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY, JULY IL, 1915.

against 6lio Tuesday 'S
TO date 6ooosoo against
40322,00O a
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S42,27O,476.9l
TRUSTEES
HENRY PARISH, Chairman of the Board

TRUSTEES
HENRY PARISH, Chairman of the Board,
d. luard Howard WINS
Henry
,tI,h (ornctu
John
(Ieean
umb
rRoo.rye
JOseph
Samue
KERR, President
ZELM
r HOPKINS d Vhe-P VEDDEt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
KELLY-SpRINGFIELD TIRE co.

stock OF this Company has been declared PAYABLE
August 2 1918. 10 stockholders Of record al the
close " business July 10. 1915.
,. A. SEAMAN. Secretary.
New York. July 10. 1918
LEHIGH VALLEY COAL SALES co.
New York June %. 1915
The Board OF Directors OF the Iehigh Valley
Coal Sales Company have this day declared a divi-
dend Of two and one half per cent (sl25 per
shared. payable July II. 1915. 10 those stockhoid-
ere Of the Company who holders Of fun share
sertihcates Of stock. registered the COmpsny's
books Al NE close Of business July s. 1918 Checks
W.. J. BURTON. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
BONDS.

.calav ss... $50 200 Kcnn Cop IS llSia llst
.InIslsd tSelI. cents per shLrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
MINING.
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold
Yesterday al auction at the Exchange
salesroom By Adrian II. Muller e. Son:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

'For the account Of last year 'Di'ide'
out OF 1915 earnings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-15
STATEMENT
A. N. Close of Business on the 23d day of June, 1915

Capital Stock ..."....sl,ooom0OO
Surplus Fund and Undivided
Profits Market Vslue).. 1859 1927
Deposits in Trust. 1880 1854
Annuity Fund ........ 2.2s74257l
LIZ. Insurance Fund. ..... 366S222
Interest Due Depo,itor,
Taxes. &c........... 556370.73
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