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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-14
DOCTORS Doziier &Doziier Specialists
Nervouss Blood, slkin, Rectal, GanaH.-
 Urinary Female and Chronle

Nefvous. Blood. slkin, Rectal, Gsnat..
 Urtnorys Female and Chronle
 Olseaseo
 We treat scientifically chronic nerv. ous, blood, skin. genito-urinary ana f.. male diseases; also cancer, scrofuis rheumatism and morbid condition os the heart. lungss liver. kidneys and poi. vic organs Of men and women: mi hv reason of long experience, mod.rr methods and excellent facilities, effeet cures in as short time as poesible anS with moderate expenses to patients.
 We furnish medicines without extr. charge. and give our patientn Che hena. fits to ss s. dsriy:d ss,f frop Kay. Violet Vapor and Nebulissd Inhalation XII everything that we can make availsS1e eoe- 91 1.-the famous German remedv for Specific Blood Poison--ts scientif. ica1ly administered by pa. v our Medical Institut6 was eata blishea in. Biymineham oyer 2S yearn a9o Nh is ono of the best equipped medical io. ,stifntions in AIabamA- { We maks np charge for consultatioa end examtnation.
 Ofl1ees So9oN Fir0t Avsnue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-14
COlOred Wash
 Goods

New Fall Glngham-We are always first to an
 nounce new Bingham for fall. Here you 1Oo Ind patterns of unusual beauty Per yard 1VC 36Inch Percale Light colors, 84xS4 threads o the
 inch, making 15c value; strong and double width:
 patterns as pretty can be printed for 1n
 dresses and skirts. Per yard ... 1UC
 Colored Lawns, Dimities and Voes-Values up to
 lsc; splendid line of patterns both dark and O. light; the lot being closed at, yard C CC
 Gingham- Fancy Dress Gingham, Apron Gingham
 Sc value. This is right from the mill purchased for this sale Per yard CC
 4O-Inch Voile-Good patterns, stripes, 1e flowers and dots; 25c value. Per yard 1OC Cretonne-36 inches wide; new, fresh goods: best patterns; 15c value. Today only fn per yard LUG Sateen-Cretonne patterns for skirts and kimonos. as pretty as silk. This is new fabric OF of unusual beauty. Per yard ...... AOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-14
Turkish Minister Urges War

Rome, August 1S.-(Via Paris, $50 D. m ) Reports from Constantinople say the young Turks held a meeting at which Enver Pasha. the Turkish war minister. argued the necessity for breaking rela- tions with Italy to free Turkey from the leading spy" namely, the Italian am- bassador, and simultaneously adopting severe measures against the Italians.
 After long discussion, 1t is reported. the meeting decided to postpone a defi- mite, meanwhile sending Deputy Karasso to Italy to investigate the situation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-14
Lineville Wins

Lineville. August 13.-(Special. ] Lineville won from Talladega today by score of 5-to 2. The game was featured by Bonners pitching, striking out II men and giving up only five hts. Wrenn made sensational catch of Rays fly over first. Score by in- nings: RH.E Lineville .,...... O3O 0o1 01s--5 9 Talladega ...,... 900 900 1O1-2
 Batteries: H. Bonner and Griffin; Suggs and Davis. Umpire. Leon Bonner
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-14
Montgomery Market

Montgomery. August 13-(Special )-Spot cotton was quoted here today as follows: Middling fair, s.Ssc; strict good middling. 0.13c; good middling. sssc; strict mid ding, 8.63c middling, s.3Sc strict low middling, 7sSc; low middling, 73sc; strict good ordinary. 6.asc; good ordinary, 65oc. Market steady.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-14
What Change!

"Lessn one shawl year ago, brud. dern and sistahs" dramatically de. clader Brother Bogus, during the ex. perience meeting. 'I was mizerablf wretch. wadin' in de slough O. sin ana wallerin' in de sinkhole O. 'nickertyI I loved de wrong and hated de right! He'd, stole. cheated. and was de most contaminated scoun'el in dis town! But now. bruddern and sistahs, what do yo' s'pOse brung about de changer
 What changey pessimIstically de- manded Brother Grump. whose grudge ABainst the speaker was one of long standing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-14
Barber Is Sold

Winstcn-Salem, N. C.. August 13.-Of- hcias of the local North Carolina league club announced tonight that they had sold Turner Barber, an outfielder, to the Washington American league club for 31Oo0. Barber is a native of Tennessee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-14
MURPHY'S HORSES WIN TWO RACES Some Fast Time Is Made on the Grand
 Circuit

Grand Rapids. Mich. August 13. Iommy Murphys mounts were driven 10 nrsts in two of the three Grand Iircult events here today. Sadie S. won the 2;13 trot in 2:07&, 2:07% and a:Vfh, the fastest time made by this class of trotters this year. The mare could have cut off a second if pressed
 Major Ong was the other Murphy porse to win in straight heats, taking. the z.os pace. Each heat was a pro- cession With the Major never headed Both Sadie and Major ong were heavily played favorites. In the 2:o9 pace Pop Geers was distanced for the second time this week.
 Leila Patchen, a third choice. won the 2:06 pace in straight heats. In both slle was given desperate drive py Snow to beat Rastus with McDon. aid up. Summaries:
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N N EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal Reserve Rank
rates were I per cent. for thirty 70 ninety
days and ) per cent. for longer bills.
open market discounts. prime accept
ances. maturing up to ninety dayw. AKA
2& per cent.
Commercial paper rates were 3Tsx per
cent. for SIXTY to ninety days bills and for
four to six months best names. 3h a. per
cent. for others.
Call money on the Moor of the stock Ex-
change yesterday ruled at . per cent. (;
high, . per cent: low, In per cent.
Time money was inactive and easy.
Rates were 2h@2N per cent. for sixty
days. 2xG3 per cent. for ninety days, .
per cent. for four months and Sd3k per
cent. for fve months.
Sterling exchange eased on slightly.
Final quotations were: Demand. +69h:
cables. @.T0k.
Cali money in London. az a. per cent:
short bills. AZ per cent; three months
bills. ~ per cent.
Domestic exchange on New York: st.
Louis. par: san Francisco. SOC. premium:
Minneapolis. 40c. premium; Chicago. loo.
discount: Cincinnati. par; Montreal. Nhc.
discount.
bar silver In London. :5xd. New York.
New York Clearing House statement:
Exchange, 3a22, b9s,s+2; balances. s1t.3Is,-
$50: Sub-Treasury credit balance. s659.53&.
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Live stock Market.

WEDNESDAY. November ~.
Receipts of bceves were 1890 head. in
Guiding 20 cars for the market, OF which
cars arrived late and might not be
closed out. steers were more aotive and
i0Mi5c. higher; bulls steady; fat COWS
Arm to Toe. higher; medium slow TO easier;
Others steady comnon to good steers
=. COWS a, GaVs's5t: ,tIniiends at Ss.sc'-
dressed beef was quiet at last quotations
or at ioia ql%lsc. for city dressed native
Rsceipts Of calves were l.bse head, In
Guiding 945 for the market. veals were
pens were we'll CLEARED. Common to prime
veals sold at l7.500Sis PEI. 100 Inv. culls
At SUt7; g~rasssrs at $3.50; year
per h.. country, dressed steady at IL D l5e.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were $3.50
head. Including 8 cars for the market.
sheep were steady; lambs on light re-
ceipts In good demand and higher; the
pens were cleared. Common TO fairly
sSHs : q ssse,s5c; lambs y pss.s q ~ o %,
with no strictly good or choice Southern
lambs offered; .culls at 46.6oQs7, Dressed
mutton In moderate demand at S1lIHc.:
dressed lambs hrm at u: % l6c,j hog
SoSs. lambs Steady a, sf.soSss' s per e csr:
Receipts Of hogs were $3.50 head. In
steady. Good medium weight hogs sold
at 1890 per 100 lbs. pigs at % 10; roushs
at ~. Country dressed hogs steady at 0 q
l2c,; roasting pigs at lS0i6c,
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SECURITIES SOLD AT AUCTION.

5000 Dundee Water. Power and Land
Company tPassaic, n. j. hrst mort
gage Z per cent. bonds. due 1881. In-
terest March and september. l0sk.
. shares Bankers Trust Company. $st.
- shares Bank Of America, ,5Ss
. shares First National Bank OF New
. shares Aston Trust Company. ss,.
10 shares Liberty National Bank. 72eh.
1 share United states Trust Company OF
New York. l,I0l.
pany. chicoutimi. Province OF Quebec.
Canada, $500 lot.
400 ordinary shares city of Chicago Brew
ing and Mating Company. Limited
tl,lsO Consolidated stock OF the Gin
cinnati Breweries. Limited. 100 shares
Chicago Brewing and Mailing Com
pany. Limited. 5 per cent. cumulative
preference. $500 lot.
1900 Military Naval Corporation 5 per
cent. bond. due January, 1920. In
terest January and July. July. 1914,
coupon on. so,
IS shares !. Boyer's Sons Company COM
mon. $50 lot.
lss shares 1. Boyer's Sons Company COM
mon. Voting Trust oertincates. 800
lot.
$50 shares International Hsndersonlan
Company. Inc, &e5 lot.
IS shares Columbia nickerbocker Trust
Company beneficial certificates. ,:5
50 shares United state. Finishing Com
pany preferred, ssh.
5000 Pere Marquette Railroad Company
guaranteed rounding mortgage 4 per
cent registered bonds due January.
5000 Missouri Pacific Railroad Lex. d.
vision nrst mortgage 6 per cent. bonds.
due, 1920, At,
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SIS Craster Hall, -. Lucia, ~ miles south
Of SANDY Hook NJ noon yesterday,
s. william oBrleu. Jacksonville. ~ miles
northeast of ~. johns bar at noon.
s. Olinla. tntllla, rs miles south Of Sandy
Hook ~ noon
So Brabant. 1amplco, %j miles west Of
Sand Key at noon
IS Alabama. Por Arthur. Of miles north.
west OF Tortugas a, noon.
SIS Gulfoil. Port Arthur, lHi miles northwest
OF Tort ugas ut noon.
S. III Norte, Galveston, 81 miles southwest,
of Diamond Shoal n noon
So III Alba. galveston, DS miles south 81
sandy Hook Al noon
81 Creole. New orleans, 30 miles south Of
SANDY Hook At noon
s. II OccIdrnte, Galveston. 3S miles cas-,
OF Galveston bar AT noon,
- Arapihoe. jacksonville, - miles south
OF Sandy Hook al l. NJ
IS lGnape, Jacksonville, 10 miles north Of
- Johns bar at u. NJ
s. san Ja"lnto, Galveston, 9S miles south
of Diamond shoal AZ 7 y, NJ.
s. Monterey Vera Cruz, 80 mules north OF
Jupiter ~ \ y "
S. Comet, Sabinc, - miles north Of pia
moud Shoal ~ noon
- Carncas, la Gmayra, ~ miles south NJ
sandy Hook Al \ l., NJ
s. Californian, RIO, ia miles south OF Can
ncnry n, : i, N
81 idgonicr, towing Conneaut, Providence,
rs miles east OF sandy Hook 81 noon,
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$%41,OOO,OOO NEEDED
BY MOP AT ONCE
Protective Committees Call on
Stockholders to Turn
In Securities.
PROMPT ACTION URGED

Alexander J. Hemphili. chairman Of
the hrst and refundins mortgage bond
holders' committee: Frank n. 3. Gloss.
chairman Of The I par cent. gold loan bond.
holders' committee. and James N. wal
lace. chairman Of the stockholdees' com.
mittse Of the Missouri Pacific Railway
Company, have issued . circular 70 the
holders Of these securities, in which
their attention 10 called to the exact po-
sition In which the company has beer
placed and Just what - required for .
satisfactory readjustment Of Its affairs.
II u pointed out that In order 20 Pre-.
servo the system from the evils and
losses incident to q prolonged receiver
ship II 10 most important that the id.
justment plan previously outlined be
promptly contaminated and the security
holders are once moro reminded that
the property docs not require extensive
physical rehabilitation. or the elimina-
ton OF burdensome sntangiements and
contracts.
The circular then proceeds 70 outline
what the specific requirements OF the
property are. ~ follows:
Approximately 81. 900. 900 in cash
for immediate needs; such reduction In
fxed charges as will bring them within
proper margin OF h demonstrated
earning capacity Of the property and
the creation Of . new security TO deal
with the obligations maturing the next
i've years Approximately 7S.ooo.ooo)
and 90 provide for future corporate re.
Quirements."
In order to mako the above posssbae
the security holders Arc urged 70 de-
posit their securities with the various
----z- .~~~ ~ AA04hyA md
IN any event before December Is. when
ths time for the deposit under tho plan
expireA It 10 stated that after that date
the committees plan TO proceed actively
to carry the plan into eject
Under tho rcadjustment plan the
stocetholders are to provide M $4,000
900 cash for tho immediate requirements
without imposing any burden upon the
holders OF these bonds. Tho circular
then reads ~ follows:
For while the stockholders receive a
4 per cent. bond equal In face amount
(but % In market vatue) to the cash
which they furnish h position of the
holders Of the convertible 6 per cent.
bonds and the 4 per cent. gold loan
bonds In relation 10 earnings Ia not dis
turbed in any material degree because
upon the concentration Of tho plan the
charges ahead Of them upon the system
taken as a whole are not augmented.
while h net earning capacity Of the
property should be substantially In
creased"
About 10 per cent. of each Issue Of
tho &29, 900. 900 first and refunding 8
per bonds and tho s37.266.oo0 gold
loan I per cent. bonds Of the company
have been deposited with h respective
committees affiliated In the reorsania-
ton Of the property.
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EUROPE HEAVY EGG BUYER.
Contracts for 100000 Dose,
Placed Here This Week.


Largo orders have been placed this
week among the receivers Of eGgs for
the European markets. Within . few
days contracts have been made for g.
100. 900 dozen to be shipped before Jan.
uary /. The price averaged 20 cents a
dozen delivered on board steamers. max
Ing the order amount to $4,000. 1t IL
very diftcult to get SUFFICIENT room IT,
transport these eggs to destination.
Rates. including war insurance, are
nearly do0ble those Of a year ago. Eng
land IN cut of from receiving n e~gs
from Russia, Austria And Far Eastern
points, from which II has usually Sc
cured heavy supplies. England has here
toforo also drawn largely upon China
for eggs, but the war risk Ii now no
great that few shipments are made from
Chinese ports.
LaN week 1900, 900 dosen esss were
shipped from Chicago through Canada
FOR export. TO the English market. These
cost an average of ~ cents At Cana
ports, making the total value
$2ss.00o. This week tho Canadian ports
with the exception Of st. John. will he
closed on accoun Of cold and eggs sent
10 England from America must 70 from
New York. Boston or other Eastern
ports. England can get no fresh eges
until h 1rish product begins, which In
not until February 1.
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The Sea ndina vtan- American liner Hel,is
Olav. sailing to-day for CHRISTIANS and
.hristiansand. will take mail, closing at 10
=. NJ. Tor Norway. Sweden. Denmark. Ger
many Austria, Hungary. Luxembourg. Bvl-
Tho White star liner iapiand. sailing
today for Liverpool: will take mail. clos:
ing at $3.50 A. NJ. for Great Britain and
Ireland when specially addressed oniy.
The French liner La Touraine, sailing
Saturday for Bordeaux, will take mat.
Serbia. Switzerland. Italy. spain. Portugal.
Egypt, Greece, British India. British Ea~:
Africa. Siam, Malta, Gibraltar. Ceylon.
straits Settlements. Dutch East indies.
West Australia and Persia.
The American liner ST. Paul. sailing Sat.
urday for Liverpool. Will take NATL. clos
ing at $50 A. NJ. for Europe texcept
Germany. Austria, Hungary. Bulgaria.
Turkey. the Netherlands. Sweden and Den
mark Africa West Asia and che DsS
Indies.
The Hoiiand-America steamship Rr-
dam. sailing Saturday for Rotterdam. vii
take mail. closing At $3.50 A. NJ. for the
Netherlands.
Tho Norwegian American steamship B0.
sensfJord. sailing saturday for Berger.
Will take mail, closing at $3.50 A. Nj, fos
Norway. sweden, Denmark. Russia, Ger
many. Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg. Bul-
Caril ana Turkey.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

70. hevs been delayed on account Of the
r rss:,p Z: s sss's s.,,, aST o Tns' e. pc.s:d n wn,':
rom rom n. ;ss;Gs:s q i "a . %:ss. '; ri. Z st 100
for table stock. but buyers were not plenti.
full enough TO advance the price, ss the
bulk Of the needs 70, over the holiday. had
In undsrgradss, and market closed about
steady; Prices; Creamery, extras, o score,
s .ss;; AisS : ,: :oor, s,s,. az. S,;,s ar'; ,.s! IS s 70 81
e fair. .sesse.i fenov..sd estr:s. WXO
s::,. ssS,.e: i dies e '%'.ss'I mai. iss'% ,r.,s.
JSnss. nns. iSH gsic: current make. nn..
SeSc,; No. 2. 1914 2oc.; lower grades,
CHEESE There was considerable de:
ma IS ys.serday for e.por. and dealers held
sdysne: wa: &c. msSins stale held .pe.
s aa.: 'Sw i:s:.ns.si:s m n!ia:'; YEP. price :,.s for Up 'G N.
state. whole milk. held specials. isxc:
e!sls. .isKc.i stat. skins. held sp.eisis,
aiSi,e; wisconsin twins, isHo; dOuSi'
rscstp,. sor the nr.tt three day. Of the week
days IN. previous week. High prices have
m:sd isnss sssIs .ss:s sc When 4: % :;.aS.
vp the n,arkst. for refrlxerator. ai,hoyeh
s ssss: - .s:a az "d Ss,ss:, In R,.sss'' x. Msa.st
estia.. nnS IL Nc; extras. nr.;s. ~
!sc nrsts. asa zoe; seconds. es9 ace; No.
ssgsshe;: seconds. s:a!:'ss';' h.nnefy.
q MITE. e. fns to tsney' sSqsse'; browns
LIVE PoULTRY-De.pi,e tho fact that
IA cars had been ,unloaded up. to noon
cleaned up. There were three ears left on
track for Fridays market. A large por-
ton OF the heavy receipts were turkeys and
turkeys. lave turkeys held their price,
while dr~ssed stock shrunk badly. Con.
the iarse., voi1me Of poultry was moved
this week ever known before in three days.
Prices; Fowls. iahai5c, chickens. la,sd
Ducks. western and md sou'ssln. isgissSS.
Geese; iaGitc. Guineas; .pring. pair. soc;
''q bR les rf T%t'L HTaTi -. wa. expected.
caused principally by delayed receipts.
At rs q CSC. were bought last night for zoe,
and some less. Heavy onsignments which
were due d.; by Snr,s'', arrived Sor Tue n%nn ss,
had supplied themselves with high priced
STOCK ana mo mAFhtt was n'tNy MI Jay
Other lines were neglected and prices un-
changed. There was so much fresh Killed
poultry, tina, auo,stions on frozen we're
vania and Maryland. fancy, 2tm soc. West
ern springs. fair TO good. lisa zoe. scsided.
fancy. soc: poor. I&u lee: Kentucky aud
Tennessee. ia 2oc.: Kentucky and Ten
nessee. choice. soc., fair to good. lsuisr.
iced. choice. ~ n zoe. Fowls, fresh Western.
dry picked, boxed. 60 lbs. and over. me;
Western. scsided. large. i6Tisc.; Iced.
Western. dry picked. tis and S lbs. lie.
4 lbs, Ice. Chickens. fresh nearby, , ana
4 lb.. to pair. rs zoe. Virginia, milk fed,
3 and I lbs. 23c. dry picked. corn fed. 3
and 4 lbs. Use. Old r%oosters. l3c squads.
prime white, 10 lbs. to dozen. 50 y lbs.
&t50nst15. = lbs, s4.ej.
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COTTON HIGHER ON
DECEMBER TENDERS
Notices Of About 10000 Bales
Fail TO Have Depressing
Effect.
TEXAS CROP PROSPECTS

~. issuance OF December notices
nlled TO depress cotton yesterday and
,,,ces for the whole list ran up rather
.h.roly. As a matter OF fact, yestcr-
a,v,s market showed moro buoyancy
nan has been exhibited for some time.
deliveries on December contracts
,nounted TO about 10000 baie. Notices
rare promptly taken up. The most i'm
,o,,an, feature. however. was the eager.
r.,. with which December shorts rushed
"a cover. The inducement Of the big
Accom-, Of the December position was
,,rsely responsible for the buying.
ma reported strength Of Southern spot
nsrtets materially assisted in the rise
nomestlc spinners recently have been
nsline cautious bids and in very few
,ns,ances have they been able to get any
co,ton. Local brokers recently return
,nr from New England state that all
through the textile districts OF the promi-
nsn, states there u evidence Of . large
outstanding short interest In the form
Of ~call" cotton on which prices have not
vet been fixed.
tss will be closed to-day on account Of
thanksgiving. but Liverpool will be open.
The Memphis Commercial Appeal will
,~ls i,s annual crop estimate to-mor-
row. and tho New Orleans Ttrtes-Pso-
ovvne is expected to make its estimate
on December !.
Ady,ces from Texas state that gins
ara closing over q large part OF the
state, and the estimates for tho State
av gradually being reduced. Tho Texas
travelling crop expert of n OF tho
local firms writes:
"Every time I got out Il makes me
moro sure that the Texas crop II going
70 he exceedingly small. and I now feel
a n we have been expecting . little
,oc large a crop. I feel surs that from
November II on we win not get over
half a million bales IN Texas to gin,
and I really doubt II we viii get that.
although the top crop 10 likely to be
something near 1000 bales. II It
opers and can be saved. However. It
IL scattered and will be hard to save"
Market closed steady.
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dence OF distribution OF corn, partly for
country account. The selling movements
nurins the day were undoubtedly restricted
~ inc fears OF bad weather through the
West over the holiday.
Uats,Tho sharp upturn in corn finally
oats. The supply from Commission houses
anu cash concerns was LIGHTER than ex-
pected. thus. resulting In a substantial rise
IN the market. The export buying was
stated to be Of light volume. Interior
receipts SO far this week nave been only
siiGhtly larger than those of . year ago.
Provfsions-The covering Of shorts con.
tnned. Speculative buying was induced
Sg tne strensth OF the corn. market. Large
In the late trading there was more hedge
seiIins. Peace reports had no appreoiabls
Chica9o pric~s.
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Army and Navy OrIera.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2i--No army or
ders were issued to-day.

ders were Issued to-day.
-
Navy orders issued;
Lieut., II A. Orr, from Batrsch & Iomh
Optical Company. Rochester. n. Y. to tho
Nestal.
Lieut. H. H. Michael, from command Of
the Iirutus 10 home for orders.
Lieut.: II l. Bell. from the Yorktown 10
tho Oklahoma.
Lieut.. II l;rtz. from the New Hampshire
to the Ysnkton.
Ensign e q. Hcrzlngcr. from receiving
ship at san Francisco to the Yorktown.
Ensign 4, J, Mcrkt, from the Illinois 10
the Leonidas.
Ensign a. II, Donahue, from the Hann,-
bal to the Leonidas
Ensign w u Sullivan from Puget Sound
yard to the Chattanooga,
Ensign NJ Hudson, from the Hannibal
to the Lsouidhs.
Ensign w IL Porter, from training sta
ton port. to the Constellation.
Ensign |. u Pickering. from the Yank-
ton To the Oklahoma
Ensign II II Lingo. from tho New
Hampshire to the paducah.
Ensign j. II. Dalton, from the Paducah
to the LeonidHs,
Naval Constructor @ g. Westervelt, from
Seattle Construction and Drydock Com
pany. Seattle, to nome for orders.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.

The market for raw suGaf was quiet on the
spot and. in the absencc of new business.
prices remained unchanged on the basis Of
s4c. for CubaA, cost ami freight. which IL
equal TO tT7c. for cefNrifusM. ~ te~. Sales
were reported. however. Of Hoo bags Cubas
for hrst week In December oesr Anres u
> l3l6c.. cost and freight. TO = PhilSiciphia
rehner. Tho market for refined sugar re.
ma ned firm on the baSa OF G.. for hne
granulaed. but tradirx was inaaive
Sugar futures were quie4, with total sales
for tho day amounting 20 1850 tons. The
undertone was steady. however. as the trade
seemed to take u rather frmer view of the
srot situation. and NJ the closc OF the day
value were l to 6 points net higher.
Prices follow:
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Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTDN. Nov, 2I-The cruiser
Chester has arrived at Cape PHlmas, de-
stroyer cushing at Rosehank. y. Y tor.
pcdo boat Ericsson at New York ward tor-
prio boat o'bricn at cramps shipNnrd
sunhoat Saratoga at Yokohama, DESTROYER
West Virginia at Bremerton.
The cruiser Brooklyn sailed from Perrin
for Colombo, tug cheyenne from San Diego
for san Pedro, cruiser Denver from San
Francisco for san Diego, baitleships Geor-
gia, New Jersey, Minnesota, Rhode Island
and virginia from Newport for New York.
submarines HI, H. and H-3 from San
Diego for san Pedro, collier Justin from,
La Paz for san Diego. battleship Louisiana
from Hampton Roads for New York, bat
tlcship Maryland frrm san Francisco for
san Diego and cruiser Milwaukee from San
Francisco for Oakland,