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WASHINGTON, Aus. These army
orders were issued:
Major Eugene n whitmore, Medical
Corps. from army medical museum to army
medical school as professor OF m'l'afS
and |tropice, medicine.
second Lieut.. Russell u Patterson
Twelfth Cavalry. to Fort Yellowstone.
Wyoming.
cant. Charles Il. G~atevood. Ordnance
nanar,ment. from duty san Antonio ar
senal. Texas, to Canal Zone and report
20 Governor FOR assignment to duty as
,rnamn, officer, Panama armament dis
trict, relieving capt, Raphael H. Mn ord
nance Department
cant Charles NJ. Gordon, Jr, infantry,
from CALIFORNIA, Mo. TO Kansas CITY, Mo.
as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF organized mill
Tia Of Missouri.
capt. Wilson r. purtt, Twentieth In
,antry. from duty with organized militia
Of california to his regiment
Medical Corps, from duty as professor ~
military and tropical medicine at army
medical school. and is designated MS cura-
second Lieut.. Harrison II. C. Richards'
Fourth Cavalry to aviation section Of sig
nal Corps, as student, San piego, Cal
Capt, George 4. Thorne, ouartermaster
Corps. to Fort Benjamin Harrison, In,
diana, on or aborS september !, 1913, and
report to commanding oihcer ..
AhDls u ~ ~ '''''''' ' g
from Fort Hancock, New Jersey to The
commanding general eastern department:
relieving capt, Henry c. Pilsourg' Medical
Corps,
capt, Pllsbury, to the walter Reed Gen
eral Hospital. District ~ Columbia,
Capt, Howard II. Johnson, Medical
Corps, from Walter Reed General Hospital
| District OF Columbia, to For, Kiss, Texas,
First Lieut. Elmer Tenney, Medical Re
serve Corps, from Fort Baker california
TO Fort Rarry, California.
capt. Lew NJ Hathaway. Medical Corps,
from Fort Baker California to Douglas
Ariz.
First Lieut. Robert Dur Harden. Medical
| Corps. from Walter Reed General Hospital
, District Of Columbia' to the Preside OF
san Francisco.
Corps. from the Walter Reed Genera
Hospital, District OF Columbia, to Toby
hanna, Ia.
Major Thomas J, Kirkpatrick. Medica'
Corps, from Fort Adams, Rhode Island
TO Texas city, TcN,
Major Edward y. G"ddlngs, Medica
Corps, from Fort smelling, Minnesota. &c
| Fort Adams, Rhode Island.
l Capt. Omar w. Pinkston. Medical Corps
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
THE GRAIN MARKET.
wheat Observation-Disclosures Inn
prOves-EXp port Interest.

The wheat market showed very pro-
bounced irregularity, particularly In the
afternoon, Prices declined Ia to &c.
early with very decided selling OH the
Improvement in the weather conditions
throughout the entire wheat territory
In this country and Canada. The favor
able weather was believed to be pre-
Nminary to a heavy movement OF new
Wheat. II was also believed that 1t
Mould put an end to the reports OF
rus, in the Northwest. Buyers OF the
preceding day were quite heavy sell
ers. Cables were disappointing. par
~tcularly from England, The English
bds Oh wheat were decidedly out of
line.
An estimate from Australia placed
Tie crop of New South Wales at 3d.
100000 bushels, or 10000, 900 more han
TIE previous record. Italian advices
indicate the likelihood of import re-
eulrements by that country OF 5000. 900
bushels. On the decline there developed
Considerable export demand n sales
OF about 100000 bushels were reported,
including one cargo Of durum wheat.
o'h"r orders were in the market. hut
OWING 10 the continued scarcity of Of
Hrings In the Southwest and the pro-
holnced premiums business was ex-
Wemeiy difficult. Cash premiums were
'uriAcr advanced. owing to the small
movement. Western receipts were light.
IN tour days this week receipts "A V
decreased $500, 900 bushels, compared
With last year.
Exports OF wheat are small and the
movement OF -four is disappointing. The
ohclal exports from the United States In
'he month OF June were 10, 405 900 bush,
ss and from Canada l0.42s,000 bushels
Ihe Official American and Canadian ex.
ports for the year ended July / were
,!o,siS,O00 bushels, against 277.603. 900
bushels last year.
Reports rega riding black rust from the
northwest were again numerous. but
prominent Northwestern authorities as
serted That the rust was not important
Corn was quiet and easier. Values de.
,,nhed with the early trading. Influenced
ny the action Of other grain and by the
more favorable weather conditions. or.
'enhgs were light and there was not q
.ILea, deal Of pressure at any time. On
we subsequent recovery In the other
IRAN markets. corn developed consider.
aoie hrmness closed steady. The
o.pN1on as to the probable situation o;
.e corn crop Is apparently leaning &c
we ldea that very favorable weather
sohdllions must he seen In order tC
WING about a satisfactory development
+" The crop.
oats broke about lhc., with heavy
suing accompanied by h reports Of
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RAY CONSOLIDATED IMPROVES.
Dividend of e647,O35 raid for
Years second Quarter.

The Ray Consolidated Copper Com
pany. the third OF the larger copper
concerns to report for the quarter ended
June 80. showed "A similar big improve
ment In copper earnings to that reg
istered In the reports Of the other com-
panies.
The balance available for dividends
was s1.3f0,ss as compared with $14l,-
539 in the first quarter Of the year. Out
OF this a dividend of s541.o35 was paid.
against nothing in dividends for the
first quarter. The net surplus for the
quarter. therefore, was s79S,s5l, against
s74l,539 at the end of the first quar-
ter. Total income for the quarter was
$l,317.l35. against s1s2,lls.
The earnings for the quarter, are
based on II price Of 1885 cents a pound.
against 1884 for the first quarter.
The average cost of production was
9l23 cents.
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COTTON STEADY AT
SMALL NET GAIN
Iiouidation Before the Close
Causes Loss Of Early
Advance.
EASTERN BELT OUTLOOK

Cotton was fairly active yesterday and
q, times the undertone was firm. Toward
the clos however, there was evidence
q, liquidation on disquieting political
rumors and the feat that cotton might
he actually placed on the c~ontraband
list, a development which would prob
Ably he construed as extremely bcarish
BY the trade.
The early steadiness was based on the
failure Of substantial rains to material
,e In Texas. Further beneficial show
s-s however, fell in the Eastern belt.
According TO the reports from q leading
compress company the moisture which
has been received In the last few days
,s timely and beneficial enough to make
the outlook throughout the Carolinas,
Georgia and Alabama highly favorable.
As A matter OF fact the report Of r.
Al Cordill. the travelling crop export,
reads quite favorably over the entire
Eastern belt. MIR. Cordlll had the fol-
lowing 10 say:
"Mississippl-The state as a whole
goes into August in splendid condition.
The greater part OF the crop Is laid by,
clean ard well worked.
"Genrgia-The crop is good from one
srd of Georgia to the other.
"C~aro,inds-I group both states under
one head, as conditions so far are very
Uniform and exceptionally good. think
conditions In both Carolinas are better
than at this date last year.
Taking the Atlantics as a whole. the
average condition will equal last year or
August L.
Bulls are inclined to make IA good dea'
o. capital out OF the prospects for bull
ish week end statistics throughout the
early part OF the season. %Spinners' TAX.
ings are expected to he o OF Nv
times as large AZ they were In the
corresponding weeks last year. as this
period was marked by the beginning oil
the war. when the whole textile trade
was In A state Of Generalization.
Advices from Holland contained in al
English letter say: Some OF our spin
nlng mills a few weeks ago were com
PEELED TO work short time in fact w
know one mill which has been stopped
altogether. owing to lac OF raw mate
rial, which was due to England havint
he'd UP the supplies"
Futures closed barely steady.
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THURSDAY, Aug ).
Receipts Of heeves were 900 head,
mainly consigned direc; to local siaugh.
,-rers. No trading feeling steady. Dressed
beef quiet at l-ul5c. per ID. FOR native
sides.
Receipts for calves were rs. head. in
Guiding 40 head 10 be sold. Market IN
changed. Common 10 fairly prime veals
sold at 81. 90 $500 per 100 lbs: cul!s,
s7OOdts.jO. Dressed calves active ,Hy
dressed Veals selling at ltulS'sC per
10; country dressed veals, liGl11c
dressed grassers and skim milk calves
II lac. ..o
head. including eight and one-ha!f ears
Tor the market. Feeling steady. The
ns,s war cleared Common TO fair
sheep Cewes, sold AZ si5oHs5.jo per 100
lbs; culis $3.50: sood to prime !ames
s. so 5000; culis. t.3c, Dressed mG'.
ION in good demand at shs q l3c. per 10
ressed lamb. llgi6l.c.; hog dressed
lTUlii4c.
GLIDING only n few head for the market
Feeling easier.
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The French liner Espagne. sailing TO-
morrow for Bordeaux. viii take mail. closing
g. noon. for France. Rumania. Bulgaria,
serbia. Switzerland, Italy. Spain. Portugal,
Egypt, Greece, British India. British Fast
Africa. siam. Malta. Gibraltar. Ceylon. straits
settlements, Dutch East Indies, West Aus.
trais and Persia.
The Italian liner Caserta, sailing 10 morrow
Tor Naples. Will take specially addressed mail
only. closing at $50 A NJ. for Italv. Bulg aria,
Serbia. Rumania, switzerland and Greece.
The American liner st Louis. sailing to.
morrow for Liverpool. will take mail. closing
az $50 A. VI, for Europ" except Germany.
Austria. Hung AIRY. Luxemhurs. Turkey. The
Netherlands. Norway sweden and Denmark,
Africa. West Asia and the East Indies
The Russian. American liner Kursk. sailing
10 morrow. will take mail. closn at 10 A NJ,
FOR ArChangcl only.
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from Fort ~oglethorpe, Georgia. to Fort
tam Houston, Texas
capt. Harry e. Humphreys, Medical
Corps, from Fort Og.ethorpe. Georgia, 10
Texas city, Tex.
Capt. James \ wilson. Meiical Corps.
rom Fort S!ocum, Sew York, TO Fort
Clark, Texas.
Capt. James = Magcr. Medical Corps,
CITY, Tex.
Capt. Frank W. Weed. Medical Corps.
from the ltesiiio ~ san Francisco to
Lettcrman General Hosplta.
First Lieut.. Frank =. GrlrIs, Medical
Reserve Corps, from For, Dupont. Della
ware, TO Fort Morgan, Alabama
capt. George n Mcclellan, Medical
Corps, from Fort Mcpowe!. California, to
Major Ro6eri y. VIM. Medical corp,,
from Fort Des Moines, Iowa, to Fort Por-
ter New YORK.
Majar r. = Me,ra'fe, Mei!cal Corps,
from Fort Porter, New York. to Texas
CIV. TpN
FIRST Lieut. Charles NJ. O'Connor. Med
lea, Corps, from Walter Reed General Hos.
pitti, District II Columbia. to Sparta, Wis
First Lieut. David d Hogan, Medical
Corps from Fort Smelling, MINI, 10
Fort sam Houston, Texas.
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MONements Of NAXnl VESSELS.

WASHINGTON. AUG. r. Destroyers
Whipp,e, Paul Jones, Preble. Perry and
art arrived at S!tka. Dutch Harbori
supply ship supply arrived at olongapo;
Wahnetah and gunboat Tallahassee ar
rived At Norfolk; torpedo boat Barney ar.
rived at Washington Navy Yard: gunboat
Wilmington arrived at Hongkong. de-
stroycr Ammcn arrived at Newport. bat
tltShip Connection arrived Mt Port-au-
Prince, collier Jupiter arrived at Tompkius.
vile, cruiser Cleveland sailed from Ma
zatlHn for La Pal; cruiser Denver sailed
from Mazatlan for Gusynas. gunboat cas-
tine sailed from New orleans for Port-au-
Prince, Golfer, Brutus sailed from Charles
ton for Norfolk.
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largely increased movement Of oats with
the development OF more settled weather.
Country offerings were reported TO be
much larger, but the actual receipts OF
oats Tor the day were again very small.
to only $4,000 bushels,
asainst l,4l9,O0o last year. la four days
the movement has decreased 500, 900
oushels from last year. Cash oats are
very hrm and II Is difficult to buy oats
In any quantities for nearby shipment.
Trading in hog products was active,
with values showing considerable weak
ness In the early trading. Prices de-
ciined quite easily and new low levels
were made. due to further LIQUIDATION
on the uneasiness over the export stu
atlon and the weaker hog market. De-
n'and showed evidence OF considerable
Improvement at the decline and values
were very steady In the late afternoon.
ChlcaRO prices.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET

BuTTER-out Of town buy.rs ,or-o
nays hep, me market fairly firm. Yes
ana the prices ~ extra. was iower.g US
giving II a wider range. Firsts dropped
Gene-aIy ,bn y.rsmety was on itsc.
closed that way. There was some buv'
ing for export through Canada. Prices:
II score. ~ a ;scg State. "d dairy sub TO
n nnssi, 3', good 4" prime, ?sl. a2,tac.
tras 23p 23iac. nrsts. 22ag2Iac.. lower
grades :oU?ic.; imitation creamery.
hrsts. :ois a2lc., seconds, is,.c,: lover
grades. lSn lsc. packing stock. June make
me, zoe No. :. ISL Il9c. lower grade,
CHEEsE-Msrket yesterday was in bet.
TER CONDITION than at any time during the
Meek. There was better bidding for high
we're on &c. Aside from that, there We're
no changes In quotations and market
fresh. Hats, white and colored. specisi
lSA alih.c average fancy. 1870. State
skins special llulihc.; skins. fresh,
choice. lOQlohc.; fair to good. 7ad
EdGs1pemand for high, grade stock
what the buyers wanted. The accuinuIa,
ton OF medium grades cleared yesterday
to some extent and nearby hennery stock
condition at the close than on the day
previous Demand vii continue good
lol n!sh sLaiS SOCK even though the
gathered sxsras. ;S%:$c.; esira.; nrs;s'
l7rc.; No /. dirt!es. -. uljc.; hennery
whites. fine to fancy, 3ld 32c.: hennefy,
browns. asa 26c,.; mixed colors. isn24c.
LIVE PouLTRY-Prices for all lines were
fxed yesterday and the marke, was in
fairly good shape because of the better
lions caused delay In receipts and only
eighteen cars were unloaded, Two were
good fowls, and broilers were In better
demand. BOOSTERS were In good demand
Not enough to go around. Market closed
broilers, II l9isc,; ducks. Western, ltc.,
southern, ~ spring, l7ia GlStac Jer-
sey. old. l5c. spring, lSc.. geese. West
ern' l2c.; southern, lie turkeys, IA
DRESSED PoULTRv-Markct was
weaker yes,efaa}, AZ mere were more
ers TO meet the demand, Small fowls
we're dull, No great demand for bro!lers
There was some out OF town buying. which
we're in SUFFICIENT supply to meet the de-
mand. There was an o~yersupply OF Long
Island spring ducks. These went to the
coolers. Frozen fancy r]oasiing chickens
Prices; Fresh, fowls, Western boxed, so
lbs. and over. l7gc.; Western, scalded,
large, Ice. broilers, mare; old roosters,
to dozen, 81. 30; 8 los, 50; lbs, s., 50,
Turkevs-fresh hens and toms, i6c, Fro
zen-Turkeys, dry picked selected. Gle,
mfs'ff' fed. IS to q lbs ssa ssc.' cor" fed.
is to "a lbs, 2lc. Chickens, u to box.
milk fed, - to ~ lbs. .ic.; As lbs, and
over, 2iI?!e,. corn fed +3 TO ~ lbs
box, 60 lbs and oyer 10 dozen, lie; 80 to
s5 lbs, lihac. Old ROSTERS, l2ai2hc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Directors OF the lnternationsl Nickel
Company at a meeting last Monday
authorized the officers OF the company to
Apply TO the Sew York stock ENchange
Tor the listing OF the cOmpany's securities
The following seats on the New York
Stock Exchange have been posted for
william Rasmus TO BENJAMIN
II. Bartlett. George u. Eustis, deceased. TO
J. Ford johnson. Jr., and Henry {. Hack
ney to e. Rcdner Richards. The seats
were sold at SIS. 600 each. the same price
as In the previous sale.
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,...,ui. 4 Nashville Railroad Co.
DIVIDENDS AID INTEREST.
CRESCENT PIP LINE

Pittsburgh, Pa. August tth, 1915.
dividend OF Seventy -hNe Cents t10l
ner share has been declared ON the capital
s,ock OF his company, payable "Wednesday,
Sentember 18th. 1913, to stockholders Of
record AT the close Of business Tuesday,
August 9ith. 1915,
For purposes OF this dividend the trans
,.r hooks viii be closed from 3 L. VI, Tues
day. August 24th, to . A. NJ. Thursday,
september 18TH, 1913.
All communications regarding paymen
or change Of address should be sent 20 this
of,ce not later than Tuesday, ust 2ith,
Igi5. l.. L. WOOD. Secretary,
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5.-There was an
excited opening In Electric Storage Bat
terry. which reached 65 soon after the
opening sale ut 6ois. against Yesterdays
close at 5Sis. A considerable part OF
the advance was retained to the close.
Lake Superior. Cambria steel. General
Asphalt and Philadelphia Rapid Transit
certificates scored moderate gains. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
Gets Majority Of bonds.

John w, patten, chairman Of tie
Chicago and Eastern Illinois houdhold-
ers' committee, said yesterday tina tns
committee now holds a majority OF the
total amount of bonds of tho various
issues represented by 1t, including over
80 per cent. of the Chicago and Eastern
Illinois general consolidated and first
mortgage rs, j, r.. Blunt, lr., vice.
president Of the Merchants Loan aul
Trust Company of chicago, has hrra
added to the committee. The time
for depositing the bonds has been cA-
tended to September 10.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug. Chicago Pneumatic
Tool declined about 4 points on renewal
liquidation. American Ship common was
easier. but rather quiet. Sears-Roe-
buck showed considerable strength and a
Arm tone was reflected In Swift and
Commonwealth Edison. Bond market
fairly active. with no change in values.
The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06

'T '' 20 ~ lNSutl
Lieut. g F. Smith, to Naval Academy.
Annapolis, Md.
Lieut., GIulgel W. T. Richardson, Jr,
detached Tennessee, to leave OF absence
Lieut. G. j Moore, to Ralch.
Passed Assistant surgeon II, A. Garrison,
to Naval Hospital, Philadelphia.
Pay Director Eeah Frazer, placed on re-
tired st Of Officers Of navy from August
=, 1915, In accordance with section iiii,
Revised Statutes.
paymaster 5. r Barber. detached Yer
mont. 10 navy yard, Norfolk. Va.
Passed Assistant Paymaster A. q. Hearne,
detached navy yard, Portsmouth, y. II
to naval station, Oiongapo. l.. |,
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ASPHALT COMPANY.

pREFERWED STOCK NO, rs
RESOLVED, That a quarterly dividend
OF one and One-qusrtcr per cent, tl.@5
per share) H. hereby declared upon the pre-
,erred stock IT this Company. payable
Wednesday, September /, 1918, to stock.
holders OF record at the close OF business
on saturday. Angus, IA, 1915. Transfer
books viii not be closed,
j. l.. RAKE. Secretary.
Philadelphia, Pa, August 4, 1915,
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN, Aug. b.-Copper stocks we're
easier on rather light trading. Copper
Range declined u. this being about the
maximum recession In this group
American Zine was of ~. Massachu-
sets Gas sold up to % and closed at
1914. a gain Of IL. The summary:
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Mechanics q Metals Na!ionnl Bank

VT THI' VI 1T, ENIVNN
A quarterly divtdend Of THREE
CENT 3T) on the ca initial stock OF this
bank will he payable, free OF tax. on and
after August 10, 1915, to shareholders Of
record, ~ the close Of business, August
7. 1918. JOSEPH 8. HOUSE Cashier,
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PITTsBuRG, Aug. Pure Oil. which
was very active, and Ohio Fuel Oh made
fair gains to-day. Columbia Gas and
Electric was about unchanged. Cruel
BILE preferred advanced a point. The
summary
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions Tor
To-day and Tomorrow.

For Eastern New York.. New Jersey
and eastern Pennsylvania, unsettled to-
day; tomorrow partly cloudy, moderate
easteriy winds.
For New England. unsettled to-day: to-
morrow partly cloudy. moderate north
east TO east winds.
NEW YORK, Aug "a small area Of
depression fingered over tho upper laks
regions yesterday and showers occurred at
scattered points In the lake regions and
eastwar Into New England. but except
for local showers at a few points the
weather was generally fair.
Tho pressure wa high over all other
parts OF the country, excepting moderate
depressions in the extreme Northwest ami
extreme Southwest.
1t was cooler In the ohio Valley and
astwa to tho coast. hut other tempera-
ture changes were mostly local.
In this city the day was fair and cooler:
wind. fresh northwest: average huinldit,.
~ per cent; barometer. corrected to read
10 sea level. at $ 4. NJ, 1000; 3 r. H.,
:9.o9.
The temperature In this city yesterday ~
recorded by the of'cial Thermometer. Is shown
In thp anpevcd table.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Aug. United Railway
after having been neglected for several
days was a strong feature. Cotton Duck
bonds gained "a. The summary
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun ri.-.. .ff,5;7 sun sets. {! os Moon rlses,ss9
HIGH WATER DAY.
sandyH'k 100 GOV Isl. 6fss Hcll cate .Sas
Low WATER THIS DAY.
s,nsvut az coy T., Az ,.u o,,. N
.Arri,eJ-THCRspAY August D
S. Ryndam. 1890 p ". Rotterdam July -.
s. Lydie, $50 4, NJ st MAJ. re. july n
S Aurama, Ii p II Wednesday. Huelvs.
July 70.
July ..
IS Den Of ogil. u A. NJ. Liverpool. July %.
IS Ardgryfc, y A. NJ. London July IL.
IS Gushing. II J.. NJ. Wednesday, Tuxpsn.
July q.
= Nirril. ? y VI. Barbados. july .
"a Freda, $40 p NJ. Barbados. Jlly T.;
IS M'rity, . VI Para. July e
IS Bermudian. $50 A. NJ. Bermuda. Aug .
Sc Caracas, SAj = NJ "Wednesday. San Juan.
July 81.
$ Almirante, To- p NJ. Kingston July 81
IS Florizel. 1873 4. NJ, Haitian. AUG 3.
s. Boethic. a NJ Tilt Cove, july "a.
S. Corozsl. ~ ~ T. NJ. jucafo. July 30.
s. Protcus, New Orleans. July 81
s. e. Sl.lo, Galveston. July 30
- Calico, Boston, August
= Hamilton. Norfolk August
s. Chesapeake, Baltimore, AUGUST ,
IS Texas. Claymont. Aug
SIS Sha~nu Jacksonville. AUG J.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
IS Veendyk. at Rotterdam.
SAILED FOR sew YORK
s. United states. from Copenhagen
- StampalIi. from Palermo
s. Zacapa, from Santa Marta
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Eleven A. NJ. bids to Liverpool were
March. l0.Osc. October. sac. Janu-
sry. 9.S3c. The market there is due to
open today ~ point advance.
ReceLnts and stocks were: