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COTTON Is STEADY
At SMALL ADVANCE
weather Is Favorable, but
Trade Is Apprehensive Of
Crop Scares.
PROTESTS ON BLOCKADE

Trading in cotton yesterday was on
suall scale and fluctuations were un-
,mpor,ant. There was no news OF Tea
,,rs The weather was generally fav =
ob,e unless exct ption Is made Of IL Cry
usa,her in Texas, where no rain was re-
nor,ed. and several stations o ed tenn
,s,a,ures of 100 degrees II more.
Ahou, the only part Of the stat sending
complaint is South Texas. where the
drought OF the last three weet Is be-
,lnrinr to be somewhat serious.
Liverpool was slightly lower than due.
tu, the local maj ket showed considerable
.eadiness. TIL close represented a net
gain OF / to 3 points.
Aside from the probability Of crop
srares. the feature which IL ..bsorbing
The attention OF the trade Is the prospect
NJ Developments affecting tne blockade by
the Allies Of German commerce. While
the South is not directly calling for the
lifting OF this blockade and confines -
protests 10 the restrictions on shipments
10 neutral countries, 1t is evident that
the protests ma, become rather vigorous
and take the form of appeals to permit
cotton 10 enter bcTfndUy' Inc NlcTupHl8
Commercial appeal quotes the following
from "A statement made by w. II. kettig.
a member Of the Federal Reserve Bank
ATLANTA, who recently mad an address
at Birmingham:
New and old England have appa-
tently formed an alliance against the
South. and their alliance. while beneficial
to them, has brought this section face
10 face with ruin. England's embargo
on cotton has reduced the prices to a
less figure than the cost Of production.
Last years crop has not yet been sold.
syen al these low figures. Loans made
on the crop by banks last year are
still being carried. and when these banks
are unable to make further loans this
fall bankruptcy will be inevitable.
England is warning on the export Of
cotton and catering to the export of cot
ton goods. AS a consequence New Eng
and Is buying our staple al a discount
and selling at 1t greatly advanced prices
In the shape OF dry goods. And in the
meanwhile the Southern farmer Is forced
10 pay advanced rates for his require
merts because the huge war orders.
quoting fancy figures. have placed MANY
81 his needs at a premium.
"The solution of the problem lies with
he Government. The United States bv
declaring that unless England remove Its
embargo on cotton his country will
place an embargo on war material could
remedy the situation in a moment. Eng
and would remove her embargo n the
price Of cotton would advance two cents
IN q single day"
Eu,ures closad staady
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81 A SHARE COPPER
DIVIDEND DECLARED
Expected to Be Last Before
Dissolution Of Amalga-
mated Company.
TRANSFER NOTICE ISSUED

The directors OF the Amaigamated
Copper Company yesterday declared a
dividend Of 81 a share on the stock Of
the company. The last disbursement.
paid on May 81. was so cents a share.
The declaration OF the increased divi-
dend was expected In the financial dis
trict in view Of the large disbursement
made on the stock Of the Anaconda
Copper Company. a large part OF which
went into the Amalgamated's treasury.
The dividend is probably the last that
will be declared before the dissolution
of the Amalgamated Copper Company.
The stockholders, however. are still to
get the distribution OF approximately 50
a share included In the dissolution plan.
A. II. Melin. secretary OF the COM
pany. has issued the following statement
regarding the dissolution OF the Amalga-
mated
.'All persons who shall hold stock Of
the Amalgamated Copper Company as
security for loans or advances at the
date when the stock transfer books OF
the company shall he finally closed,
on July 81, 1915, should on or before
that date either have such stock trans
ferred to their own names or secure
from the pledgors theof duly executed
transfer powers for a like number Of
shares tof $50 each) OF Anaconda Cop
per Company stock, which will be dis
tribu,ed only In the names OF the reg
istered holders OF the Amalgamated Cop
per Company toc
Forms OF such transfer power may
BE- had upon application at the office
or the ~Amslgamated Copper Company.
~ broadway.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
Twenty-Year Five Per Cent. Gold Debentures
OF THE
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company

Default has been made in the payment of the interest due July To-
1915, on the above-named Debentures. The Committee will endcavor 10
obtain payment Of this interest by the Receivers within the next sixty
days, before the expiration Of the period Of grace, but it is necessary that
mittee to act promptly and effectively for the enforcement of their rights
drick, on behalf Of the Receivers, pursuant to arrangement with them, and
the Committee also has arranged for an independent examination of the
Company's accounts
Holders Of Debentures ar requested to deposit the same under the
Deposit Agreement with the Depository, Bankers Trust Company, 16 Wall
street, New York. or with the Sub:Depositary First Trust d Savings
Bank, Chicago, not later than AUGUST Ia, 1915: Debentures rendered
for deposit must be in negotiable form, and If registered must he accom-.
panied by properly executed transfers thereof in blank, and Coupon
.Debentures must bear the July Is, 1915, and all subsequent coupons.
The Committee has arranged for an advance at any time prior to
August Is, 1915, to any holder of a certificate of Deposit issued under the
Deposit Agreement desiring such advance, of the amount of the interest
maturing July l5, 1915, on the debentures represented by his Certlhcatc
of Deposit Such advance will constitute q loan at 81. per annum interest
be obtained only upon presentation to the Depository n Sub.Depositary
of his certificate of deposit for notation thereon of such advance and
delivery Of proper ownership certificates under the Federal Income Tax
Law in respect of such interest. The acceptance of such advance will be
optional with the certificate holders.
Copies of the Deposit Agreement, which is in course of preparntion.,
may be obtained from the Depository or Sub-Depositary at any time after
July 10, 1915.
exchangeable for engraved bearer certificates.
1t is intended to make application for the listing of the engraved
certificates on the New York Stock Exchange.
Dated, July 16, 1915.
SEWARD PROsSER,
Chairman.
E. K. BOISOT,
A. BARTON HEPBURN,
EDWIN C. MERRILL,
JAMES SPEYER,
B. W. JONES, Secretary,
Is Wall Street, New York.
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Live stock Market.

THURSDAY, July is.
Receipts OF beeves were $50 head, nearly
ali consigned direct to slaughterers, There
was no trading In live cattle. The feeling
was dull for all sorts and grades, Dressed
beef was slow at l2ls n &c per III, for city
dressed native sides, Exports from this
mort, ZOE cattle, on the Philadelphia,
Receipts Of calves were ~ head, all for
the market. making with the stole stock
lp9 on sale. Market weak and trade lin
tied. with sales OF yeals at ESoMtlO Is
per 100 lbs. mixed Virginia calves at ssn
isS2M. city dressed vssls were duh at
iSta Nl8nc. per H., q few at lie. country
dressed weak at llMl6sc
Receipts ~ sheep and lambs were S,0s+
head. including o cars for the market, max
ing with previous arrivals IL care on sale.
Sheep were weak to easier; lambs. 25c.
lower than Wednesday, closing sales. The
pens had not been cleared at r late hour.
Common to fairly good sheep tewes) sold
at tlboMs5,26 per 100 lbs, Ohio wethers
a, IS 2bi good to fairly prime lambs at
S. 95Uts7b: culls at $3.50, Dressed NUT
ION slow at sM isc,; a few choice handy
wethers exceeded quotations.; dressed
lambs duh at l2n l6c.
Receipts Of hogs were $50 head, all for
siaushterers. No trade In live hogs. Mar
ket nominslly steady,
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OUR PIANOS NOW IN DEMAND.
south America Purchasing. the
AeOlian company Reports.

The Aeolian Company yesterday an
nounced that for the first time since the
outbreak of the wal South American
music dealers are showing n inclina-
ton t. buy pianos and planolas In an
appreciable quantity. The foreign de-
partment of the Aeolian Company re
ceutly received orders from dealers in
Argentina, Chile, Brazil and Peru, and
while the purchases are of lines Of the
less expensive Instruments, the com
pany believes that the It'd. has been
turned and the outlook for business in
South America is improving.
During the last year the number OF
musical instruments sold in south
America has been very small, This was
owing to the fact that the South Ameri-
can dealers had large stocks on hand,
and with credit curtailtd they were nol
inclined to purchase until their stock
was exhausted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
WON'T ENJON MORRIS PLAN.
Alleged Appropriation Of scheme
to he Heard In Court.

Judge Learned Hand In the United
States District Court yesterday refused
to gran, a preliminary injunction against
the Morris Plan Company sought by the
Universal Savings Corporation of Viz
GINA.
The Virginia corporation charges that
II is the sole owner OF the plan or sys-
TEN by which small loans are made to
workingmen, The complaint alleges
that Arthur j, Morris appropriated the
plan in Norfolk, Va.
Judge Hand, after a three hour argu-
ment, held that the matters II issue
were really questions to be determined
BY evidence taken in an equity court.
Counsel on both sides finally agreed To
nut the injunction suit at the head OF
the equity calendar for the October
term,
The various Morris Plan companies
have loaned s7,5OO,0 600 to 10000 bor-
rowers at small interest. repayments
being by instruments. Henry r. Towne
is the president OF the New York com
rany, which was incorporated in No
vember last,
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Wheat Reacts rom Early Bulge
Corn Ruled Weak.

Another twist was given to short in
terest IN wheat yesterday. The general
showers in the Northwest were viewed
as being conducive to the spread OF rust,
and when the forecast calling for prob
able showers over the winter and spring
wheat region was issued values rose
Vigorously.
These early high levels for the move.
Ment were superseded by irregular weak
ness, Considerable realizing for recent
buyers was prompted by the statements
70 the effect that the rust Infection at
me Northwest was no greater than
usual. II was evident that a, large short
Interest had been eliminated during the
rdS' -eyeral days,
interests with foreign connections
gave support to the market at different
stages and mills also bought freely at
minneapolis. sun, the Minneapolis
market was Conspicuously weak during
the day.
Tho actual export business was figured
III close 10 l,0o0,o0 bushels, including
a cargo OF wheat to Australia. That
,'untry had a crop failure a year ago.
't has a record crop In sight at this
,'ase and may export about 80, 900, 900
bushels Of wheat. 4 Broomhall esti-
80 - ''SF'fI INV "hNai yiCbu
y "oi 600, 900 bushels and a rye crop OF
''',''' 900 bushels was published yes
,e''dy Last season Russia had only
- '''".0o0 bushels OF winter wheat and
"..'l",op0 bushels OF rye,
h'l'"uce Of larger farm offerings
faT't. explained the relapse of the
"''al list toward the close OF the mar
'N Higher prices bid to farmers
uoIt''ss brough out more wheat. There
"'- no ain in Kansas yesterday, but
a lro.ou sed period OF clear weather
; desired for the entire belt TO start
III, Wheat moving in volume.
Nt't.tts for o days this week total
t''lho0 bushels. against l,s62, 00O
PUSHES a week ago and S,487,00O
o'Sic.s last year,
'",' The support in the list wal
| "e''cI rhiefy to shorts. This buying
.~'i'','' 'cd the influence OF the early
N.rh' s'rength aud prospects Of un-
""'''t heather over the corn country.
StH'.u"u' was quite bear!sh, with large
'o4SfS algned on the bear side,
N'-p .eports were good except fol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
FIGHTS GRAFT INDICTMENT.
Pa ma Merchant Asks Court I.
Prevent Indiana Trial.

Ricardo de Bermudez, a wealthy Pan
anna merchant. who is under indictment
with John Burke. manager of the COM
missary department OF the Panama Rail-
road. and others. for huge supply graft
operations, was ordered yesterday taken
to indianapolis to stand trial by
United States Commissioner Houghton.
Immediately after Bermudez was
taken into custody his counsel, Phanol
j.. Elder. procured a writ OF tabeas
corpus from Judge Hand. The proceed.
ing will be TIRES ed out on July u.
Burke admitted that he had received
$22,0O from Bermudez and Jacob l.
Salas after an agreement with them &c
furnish lNhorers in the Canal Zone
with 5000, 900 worth OF tobacco.
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the dispatches from sections OF Ne.
brdska and Iowa. Further showers fell
IN these states yesterday. On the other
nand the rains In the central and east
ern parts have been mainly beneficial.
Larger country offerings were fore
cast and country selling OF futures con-
lhrned such forecasts. The cheap Ar
genuine o?erings at New York show
no abatement.
Oats-Ths July delivery at Chicago
was quite strong. Old oats are scarce
and In liberal demand. Other mar
kets responded to the strength Of the
cash situation for a time. but late In the
day hedge selling increased. Bears were
encouraged by the more favorable
weather conditions.
Provisions-Shorts bought freely.
The hog movement was light. Cash
demand has improved.
Chicago pricea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
ROCK ISLAND FAILS TO PAY.
Interest on s2O,OOO,OOO Bonds
Permitted 10 Go Over.

The Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
Railway Company failed yesterday to
pay the somi-annua interest which be-
came due on the $40. 600. 900 of 5 per
cent. debentures of the company. Under
the %indenture of the bonds. however, the
company has until September Is to pay
the interest before it car be called a de-
fault.
1t is believed that the August / cou-
pons of the company and the equip
ment trust obligations can be met on,
OF earnings. All the ot:er obligations
OF the road which fell due since the road
went into receivership last spring have
been met promptly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
THE SUGAR MARKET.

There was no activity In the raw
sugar market yesterday. Rehners CON
tinued to withhold their purchases and
there was no evidence Of a desire on the
part Of sellers TO make concessions No
sales were reported and spot quotations
were unchanged at ass for Cubas and
Asa for Porto Ricos.
There was a somewhat better demand
ter withdrawals on old contracts for re-
fined sugar yesterday, but otherwise the
market was unchanged. List prices were
reported at $40 cents, with reiners will
ing TO sell at 8 cents.
The sugar futures market at the Cof-
fee Exchange was active and strong.
There was a good demand and prices
were 10 to 10 points above Wednesdays
finals at the close. Total sales were
$3.50 tons.
pricea were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
TRUST BUSTING NOT
ENDED, SAYS GREGORY
Activity Not Relaxed. Despite
Freedom From Expert
mental Attacks.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Attorney-Gen-
eral Gregory denied to-day that trust
busting is "A lost art at the Department
Of Justice. He said
The suggestion in an article which
scpeared in several OF this morning $
newspapers to the effect that the De-
partment Is relaxing its EFFORTS TO en-
force obedience to the antitrust laws
because of recent adverse decisions oy
the lower courts or for any other reason
Is without foundation"
OF curse II has not been expected
that plain Violations OF the Sherman
law would be ignored by the Department
OF Justice or that Attorney-General
Gregory would acknowledge publicly
that the activity OF his Department
would be ~curtailed. The fact OF the
matter is that there already has been a
distinct letdown in the activity or the
Department so far as beginning new pro-
ceedings are concerned.
What Is becoming more apparent In
Washington daily is that the Depart
ment of Justice as well as other trust
busting agencies here is RETAINING from
further uncertain and experimental at
tacks upon business. There Is no longer
any intention to try new schemes III
smashing the trusts and by court pro-
ceedings to explore the so-called twilight
zone Of the sherman law.
In fact the Department OF Justice Is
devot!ng it's activity as regards the Sher-
man law almost entirely TO defending
and carrying NJ OF appeal the several
cases recently decided against the Gov
and the confident expectation
here, as told in THE sun to-day, Is that
this will be the extent OF the Depart
men,'s endeavors for some time.
Th one thing that the Wilson Admin
istratlon is striving for now is n res,ora-
ton OF business confidence, and 1t car
be taken for granted that the Depart
ment OF Justice will be found working
c~onscientiously in that direction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
THREAD co. SHOWS DEFICIT.
Gross Fronts &1,531,377, Against
&1,OS8,I1S im 1914.

A deficit of $4s.sle is shown in the
annual report OF the American Thread
Company for the year ended March 81,
1915. as compared with a surplus OF
sl33.s3l h year previous.
Gross profits were sl.53l,317. as com
pared with $~2.0Ss.ll5 in 1914, with A
surplus available for dividends OF S1S5.-
705. agains; one OF sl.35o,l5i the pre,l-
Gus year. The total surplus OF the
on March 81, 1913, is given az
slO2l.737, as compared with f,O1o,55t
on March 81, 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
H F MARKET.

The coffee futures market was quiet
yesterday. but a steady tone was main
tained and prices closed unchanged to
s points up on transactions OF lo,25o
bags. Owing TO the holiday at Brazil no
cable was received In the morning. Of
fers in cost and freights at Brazil were
generally unchanged, but there was a
slightly easier tendency. The local spot
market was dull. with prices irregular.
Rio Is declined to 7%d7La. while San
tos Is were unchanged at 9A.
Prices were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
London Markets Quiet.

LONDON. July l5.-The markets were
quiet. with slow trading, The gilt edged
section was dull, but in the main steady.
The old war loan was weak. Home
rails exhibited u waiting attitude. the
labor situation being a factor, Argen-
tine rails improved, Americans were
little dealt in, but prices were rather
frmer on the whole. Canadians were
better.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
CIRCUITS LAST PLEA
STRING OF DENIALS
Head Of Failed Union Bank
COntradicts Testimony
Against Him.
CASE CLOSES NEXT WEEK

Edward NJ. Grout. on redirect ex ami
nation at his trial for perjury before
County Judge Henry Lewis in Brook
lyn, made his fnal effort yesterday at
ternoon TO convince the Jury that he
did not know the Union Bank report of
March 25, 1910. was false when lie
swore to II on April 2 Of that year, just
two days before the bank collapsed for
the second time.
In explaining how he, as president,
came to violate the banking Law which
requires that hypothecated stock must
be sold within six months, Mr.. Grout
said that the Union Bank held 900
shares Of its own stock, 500 OF 1t an
inheritance from the Sullivan regime.
Il don't know how any Law could
make me do an impossible thing he
said. 1T was not possible to sell that
stock until the deferred payments to de-
up at public auction would have ruined
the bank"
Mr.. Grout testified that he had made
the 100000 loan to Soaring g. Co. ,since
bankrupt) to please three directors. The
District Attorney "A called Edwin ]
Stalker. vice-president OF the bank, in
an effort to show that the loan was
made over Staiker's objection to a con.
Germ that had no account with the bank
stephen c. Baldwin. counsel for Grout
asked him II he had been moved by any
other consideration than the pleas II
his directors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
TIL BOSTON MARKET.

Boston, July 15.-American Zinc and
Butte 4 Superior were active and lower.
Greene C%ananea and United states
Smelters were strong features Of the cop
per shares market. The tone In general
was firm, with trading in moderate vol
ume. 1ndustrials and railroad shares were
without feature. following the better tone
at New York. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PHILADELPHIA, July 15,-The local Sc
curities market was generally steady.
Baldwin Locomotive was the strong fea-
ture, and fair advances were made In
United Gas Improvement. Cambria Steel
and Electric Storage, Cramp & Sons
sold OFF 9. and Lehigh Navigation lost
". The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

" 5as;sS r, (" .5.s sss''a :',, %%"'': :nG j.
saii To- ne $50. 600 and assets $4,000.
MOHAWK FILM CoMPANf,A pet'',%nn
l, Whoh naM1t'FFiiiI Film company OF al Liberty
street, The company made an assign
RNMiElnE!No BROS ma petition in ,oankrnp,cy
mas been Med against Raizen Bros:
manutac,urer. Of dresses a, !" W.
signmcnt on June 10. Liabilities are
sS,s6i and assets slt5S.
MHSpEL- MESpEis9T OF has Mer slsa a
petition in bankruptcy, Win liah,litits
Of s?i?t and. assets OF 100 '%ns'S,ins
SO '''T Part Of the liabilities is for
j~ewelry.
Lusitsnia Failure.
EDWARD JOHANNESBURG Learned
Hand ha. sathGr'zss u HnIFcGs' SOFT.
mann. dealer in drawing materl'ls ~
architects and ensineeIs snpp.,es al 80
,,nue business Tor ten days soltm!nn
was in business thirty-hve years, dil a
business all over the conntrE ana ma
ruptcy, il is said, would have been
aaVv"oid Ssd il the Lgs',ania had no, been
sunk He had 3 dea' on 'pr ' scs S "a ?is
West Thirty sixth street In which ne
was to receive ,sso,ooo equity. hut me
SINKING OF u lF' ~
lions for ,he sa,s OF me GrGpcscsocS wni'h
INCLUDE wSTc HscHcP 'cS on ii0U OF 4 4sal IS
tate, $685. 900; merchandise al, cost,
$1,000, machinery and fixtures $4,000
and accounts, 10000
Dividend for Creditors.
HERMAN WEBER-JudgC Hand has a.
rrrtei thai creditors OF Herman Weber,
trading IS Weber & Co. dealers IN wines
AZ 1854 Third avenue, he paid a dINl-
i.,t ,t z nor cont more, making "a
per cent. In all. and the balance OF the
cash on hand is to 60 to the attorneys
r,ic .iS.sS5. He nled a petition on
Mty "a, 1912, and has been dIscharGed.
The business was established in 1876.
Bankruptcy Schedules.
KRITERIoN FILM CORPORATION OF
1900 BroadMsy h,s nIed .'had"i,. show {,
ofGco furniture, $500, and l@n,srcs, in
,sr'ous rHGm1nses 'hFaI mans ,h bn' cr. oph.
ors are the Hartman National Bank,
$50, 200, secured CAnmont 4 GO, 40
panN, sll375, All Comedy COMPANY,
SO. 49s. Alhamhra Film. Mtnufacturing
Company, Los Angeles. sll,b'' and the
MtNimArrAN RIBRoNs COMPANY Of 3
East Twenty-cighth street has Med
schedules showing liabilities Of !7S,S;'
and assets Of s5l,Sil. consisting ~ cash,
Sl3,A7O, from sale Of stock and collection
OF accounts, accounts, S3S,l2l, Of which
s25,6sl Is from Max Levy, notes, s?O9,
and cash In bank, Sl
Receiver Appointed.
CORTE " FOPrIANI-John l.. I.>tt'e hs'
hcen appointed receiver by Judge Ham
for Corlc ~ FoppiHnL Who carried ct
Ioe's restaurant, at : ThirI avenue. Win
leiv" to continue business ten days.
Trustees Elected,
! X RlDDM x tb-trel,tnrs Of kt'
man Bloom, trading as Il Bloom 4
60, cloak manufacturer ~ T. Mts,
Thirty second street, YESTERDAY elected
| Robert IL, NOrCk, Archibald Palmer and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. July l5.-The market was
strong and active. with Sears Roebuck,
the leader. showing a gain Of three
points. Swift and Illinois Brick were
firm. Stewart Warner was quiet and a
fraction easier. Bond market steady.
The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
ELECTRIC no>D A>p SHARE co.

PREFERRED STOCK pINlnEND 20 Al.
N,w York. duly -, 1915.
The regular quarterly d4Fil-uI Of aur
and onr-half ct. ~ per cent. on the Pre-
f,rred sock OF ELECTRIC BONB AND
SHARE COMPANY has been declared. pay
able August !, 1879, to stockholders Il
record at the c'usr OF business July II. lt'i.
II FRANCIS, S,rr,'aB.