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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World
ARRIVED


Mon,serrst tspanl Barcelona JUL. IS. valeneii,
26 Malaga rs and Csdiz 20. to the Companis
Trasstantica with 60 first. J6 second cabin and
l52 steerage passengers. mails and mdse' Bar al
stephano OBJ. S, Johns. y r. Aug and Hall,
fan I. to Bowring Co. with l22 passengers and
Frontera tNorj. Port Antonio. Ann.to Bay and
Port Maria Aug T. to Atlantic Fruit Co. with
Memnon tBrj. Matsdi. Bona and Banana June
IL. Foroados July l. Sierra Leone II and Dakar
n. TO West India IS 90. with passenger and
Mstiniccck. Psyts July p. Talra rs and Balbo.
81. 20 ID Warden. with crude oil. Bar Al
Bslsie ~ CBr). la Pallic. July q. TO compssnic
Genoraie TrAnsatlantique Bar at 6 30 M
Furness Witty q Co with mdse Bar at 80 m.
Frieda. Sabine Aug g. with mdse Quar- at 1856
Ysroslarl tRuss). Marseilles July %. to Russian
Volunteer Fleet Bar at tt5 N.
Modlya (Sorl San Domingo july 81 and Macoris
Aug 3. 10 P0rcea Ycini Co. with sugar. Bar
Huron Jacksonville Aug and Charleston g. to
Glide IS Co. with passengers ana muse uu" al
Herman Frasch Sabine Aug g. to Union Sulphur
Proteus New orleans Aug ). TO southern Pacific
Co with passengers and mdse. quar- at m
Lord DuTcrin (Br) Philadelphia Aug 3. 10
Castor Williams & Wgmore quar- at II IS m.
kirkcudhrightshirc (Br). Belfast July 4. TO
Asp (Nori. Las Palmas July e. to Norton. Lilly
x co. Bar At l,SO a m. IA,
standard. ruIpan Avg p to Warden with
crude OIL. Bar a. ll.30 m. .
Imperstor (Norl. Cienfuegos Aug 3. TO Nj
Raphael Co. with sugar. Bar at ! m. o.,
Jefferson Norfolk and Newport News, 10 Old
Dominion IS Co. with passengers and mdse. Quar-
al $50 N.
SAILED
Noordam Dutch. Rotterdam; Navarro tBr),
Trinidad Perfection Tsmplco: COmsnchc. Charles
ton aud Jacksonville: Verona lltall. Naples; Sabine
tBr), Cape Town, Ohioan. River Fiate; La Drome
fFrl BordsauI; Housstonio Rotterdam Taunton
tNor) Kingston: Regeu, tBrl. Gibraltar. Ogeoohee.
Houston. Perfection. TampicO: Yumuu lCuban).
Cienfuegos Francis Br). Para: Cedric tBrl. Liver
pool. Monterey Havana. Princess Anne. Norfolk
aud Newport News: Georgia. Port Arthur; Alex
audrlau lBrl London. Ponce. New Orleans. Vague,
brunswick: CsDro tBrl. Archangel via Wilmington.
Del; Dskotsn. Mon:eyideo: Prns Nillem Dutch
Port Spain. Advance. Crstoosl; Pa"nee, Fhiadel-
plia
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Uayre. Aug Clan Macdoug,ll lBr). New York.
Thameshayen Aug S-lroquois lBrJ, New YORK
Iivernool Aug 9-Finland New York. Lord Cromsr
(Bfl do. 10th. Rochester. 10.
Calcutta Aug s-Ares Dutch. New York
CrIstobal Aug io-Carrillo. Cartsena for New for'
land proreeded) Santa Marta. New YORK.
stsvanger july 3l-Tensflord tNorl. New York Vi
Adelside Aug lo-Florence Luckenbach, New York
via Balboa and Wellington.
Table Bay. Aug lo-ksrimata tDutchl' New fofs
via Barbados for psdsng
Rotterdam Aug 9-Beukesdyk Dutch Ne" York
SAILED
c,,t. Aug S-Ieonita SPAN. New York.
Hull Aug T-Gallleo (Brl. New York
Kirkwill. Aug e-stockholm (Swed) iron Gothen-
BERGEN Aug s-Kristlaniafiord (Norl. New York.
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and kitchens for use Of troops Of the
expeditionary force.
General Funston has delayed taking
action on the request. pending the ar
rival here of Major General Bliss, who
has just completed an inspection OF
Pershing's command. Screened mess
halls and kitchens, similar TO those
desired for the troops in Mexico, are
being built for the troops on border
duty
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H0ADLEY MUST PAY COSTS
Count Mulcts Promoter Of lnterna-
tional Power Company.

NothP"'ys
Justice Tierney, of the Supreme
Court, decided yesterday that Joseph
II. Hoadley must pay the cost and ex-
penses Of the contempt proceedings
brought against him for refusing 10
answer certain questions in supple
mentary proceedings. The court ap..
pointed Thomas j. Higgins receiver Of
Hoadley's property in this State to
facilitate collection of the sl3,557 judg-
ment held by Richardson, Hill & Com
pany, out of which grew the present
proceedings.
Hoadley was promoter and president
Of the International Power Company
and ia president Of the American Brit
ish Manufacturing Company, which
makes munitions.
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From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. August 10.

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. August 10.
ARMY.
MAJ GEORGE II. M'MANUS. Coast Ar. from
coast defence OF Puget Sound TO Del Rio. TeI.
and join 9Th Prot, Regt.. Coast Art. for temporary
duty Herewith lieutenant colonel
Hrst lieut. CHARLES {. HERMAN, u. 26th Inf.
from Delaware College Newark. Del. Sept 10.
20 his regiment
Capt WILLIAM n. HUGHES. Jr Inf. relieved a.
Inspector Instructor with y. Z o. Tenn. 70 duty
IN Ofico chief Militia Bureau. Washington.
NAVY.
Lieut. T. +. CALDWELL. detached aid on stan
commander reserve force. Atlantic feet. 70 Naval
Academy.
Lieut. G. X HYATT. commissioned
SNg. JAMES PRYOR. detached Naval Hospital.
Annapolis. 10 h0ns and wait orden.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

tIose az NeH DE
Tahiti Marquesas. Cook Islands
New Zealand and Australia. via
san Francisco-Maitsi ....... To-day. 1880 PS
Japan Corea and China via
Seattle)-Hawsn Maru ........ Aug. 10. II 80 PA
Hong Kong and Dutch East
Karmo.h wa ,..' - Aug Is. II: 80 P,
Hawaii FIJI Islands. New Zealand
and specially addressed mail for
Australia. via Vancouver and
Victoria b. C.-Niagirs Aug. ~ 30 P)
Malls from Hong Kong. KOBE. Yokohama whicl
arrived per steamer IIion. were dispatched las
from Seattle on August and due IN NeV
York August IL.
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Highest temperature. 6S degrees lat tl5 D. nj;
lowest. 90 degrees lat a M; average es de-
grees: for corresponding date last year u
degrees; average for corresponding date last thirty
three years. 70 degrees.
Barometer Readings
I. m .... 5o.o7ll ,. m..... SOLOS D m sol2
Humidity.
a NJ. HIl p m....... s7is .. No.. %
Local Focccat-Far to-day. with slightly hsh,,
temperature tomorrow. probably fair and warner
Light southeast 70 south winds.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

PROOFREADER First 10 final book card index
stencils, law editorial work. all kinds subscrip-
ton and advertising work. investigating. filing. IN
deIng. authors manuscript revised and corrected.
References. The Christian Herald" The Cath
ole Encyclopedia" Mrs. b. h. Brown formerly
charge Of correspondence onice Lord Taylor
American Law Book Company. New York. T. MoEey
& Son, Greenfield Mas. and others. Address
II $ r. Box li6. Tribune once
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LONG ISLAND.
re ATE-R ER0AT

FREEPORT WATER FRONT
bungalows and houses. 5000 up: also building
lots on Randall Bay and Woodcleft Bay; low
prices easy terms Send for particulars.
JOHN J. RANDALL CO., Ereeport, l.. i.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Records for Last Twenty-four Hours
and Official Forecasts.

Washington. Aug. 10.-Pressure has risen sharply
In the Northwest, in New England and IN less de-
gree over the South. also the western portion
o. the Atlantic. shalOs high that morcd over
New England on Wednesday has increased consider
ably IN intensity there by causing northeast winds
and cool weather over that region and portion, o,
the middle Atlantic states. In tho Northwest an
area Of high temperature Is developing. with a con-
siderable fall in temperature. Tie low area IN
the DskotS Wednesday is rapidly filing Up. SONS
showers have occurred in the middle Mississippi
Valley and the lake region. Elsewhere except IN
the South. fair weather has prevailed
Thunder showers probable for Friday IN N.
lower lake region and possibly the Ohio Valley also
IN the east Gulf states and Florida. Tie temper
tture will fall somewhat the shower area and
II will be warmer In Atlantic coast districts Friday
and SATURDAY.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN CHATTEL
mortgage made by Herman +. Vetter to
Peter A. DOlan. dated June 18th, 1916. Moe
Fry, AuctiOneer. will sell at 10 o'clock to-
day. at 173 Park Avenue. Brooklyn. the en-
tire Fixtures OF Butcher Shop. By order
Of Attorney-in-Fact for Mortgage.
THOS. 4 BURCHIII. Auctloneer sells Aug IL.
1915 $50 A. NJ. S Pianos. ! Machine. al l29
West 18th. Manhattan.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

ONE FAMILY HOUSES. detached. garage min,
rooms bath. showers. electric lights. vacuum
cleaners. steam. psrquetry $3.50; $3.50 cash. Sl1
monthly aud interest BUILDERS. 1880 7sth st.
Take West Ind sub~ Az. Municipal Bldg. % I'm 81
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Pershing Wants Money
for New Mess Halls

San Antonio, Tex..Aug. 10.-General
Pershing, commander of the American
troops in Mexico, has asked for money
for The erection Of screened mess halls
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FALL RIVER LINE.
TO BOSTON $500

Strs. Nv. Pier II, \. r., u Fulton Sc,
daily at $50 p. ". Music
Providence Line FOR Providence, Boston
and points East Strs. ". Pier -, y. r.
It. Fulton St. week days only, at p. NJ.
New London (Norwich) Line, str. lv.
Pier 40 n r.. IT. Houston St, week days
only $50 p. NJ; Pier 10. E. r.. It. Z. I'D
St. 500 L. NJ
New Bedford Line, strs. ". Pier 40. n.
r.. II. Houston St. week days only A.
90 p. NJ
New Haven Line, str. ". Pier %, p. r.
n. Cathsrine St. week days only, ZOO +.
NJ; Pier 70. II. f.. 22d St, 2:l5 7. NJ.
Bridgeport Line (week days only, SIT
leaves Pier 81, +. r.. at p. NJ. PIER w.
T.. 22d ST.. at 3:l5 z. NJ
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LET YOUR RENT PAY FOR YOUR HOME
Best financial plan explained BY Country Home
League. No. 30 West sd ST.. Dept Phone
$500 Mad SQ
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CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co-Cleans b.
compressed air. steam. hand coor. 1883
Brosdsy. AL East isth st. CoE BRANDT.
lei. l33-3sth.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANkBOOKs.

Losr-Passbook ss6.sll Citxens' Sayins Brs
Book will DO cancelled August I'D. lsis. eh~'
adverse claim u made
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SURROGATES' NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
John p Cohalsn, a Surrogate OF the
countv OF New York, Notice Is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against
lane IL Smith. late Of the County OF New
York. deceased to present the same with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers, at
their place Of transacting business at the
ONCE OF their attorneys, Stitt & Phillips,
No ia Fulton Street, Borough OF Man
before the twenty-eighth day OF August
dated, New York. tho nth day Of Feb
ruary. 1915. .
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Forecasts for Special Lscallties.-Entern New
York-Fsir to-day with slightly higher temperature
probably fair and warmer tomorrow
Northern New England-Fnr to-day and probably
to- morrow; swly rising temperature.
Southern New Engsnd-Psrtly cloudy to-day and
tomorrow: slowly rising temperature
Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware
Partly cloudy to-day. slightly warmer in the after
noon: tomorrow. partly cloudy and warmer
Maryland. Arkansas and oklahon.-P.rly cloudy
to-day and to-morrov.
The District OF Coumbis-Fair and warmer today
and TO morrow.
Virginia and North Cuolin,-Cloudy and ,ons-
what cooler to-day: fair Tomorrow
South Carolina and Eastern and Western TeIn-
Generally fair to-day and tomorrow.
Florida and Georga-ShoWers and thunder
storms to-day and tomorrow
Alabama and MISUNDERSTANDING fair today;
scattered showers and thunderstorms
Tennessee and Kentucky-Parly cloudy to-day
probably showers by night. n0 warm. 20 Morrow
isi. " western and showers and cooler IN eastern
portions.
"ca. virgnia-Fsir to-day. scattered showers and
cooler.
Western PennsyvAnis-Probably showers and nat
80 warm to-day: fair and cooler ton morrow
Western New lork-Incressinr cloudineSs to-day
probably followed by showers tonight. fair to-mor-
row.
Louisians-P,rtly cloudy to-day and tomorrow
probably showers In southeast portion.
Local 0fnelal Rocord-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN
the temperature for the last twenty four hour, in
comparison with ne corresponding date Of last
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.


OMITTED states coss, and Geodeuc Su'''''
Sun r,s- - sol Moon rises (p. nj. 80
sun ,cts............ : 0l Moon sets ~. nj. -.-s
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MULTIGRAPHIS0.

nuLrTGRAPH TYPEWRITER LETTERS. 7ss
Si3s: 900 Sl.15; oo0e So GEO b.
WATERFRONT 40 Broadxy (Eauitabls Bids }.
Room ISL Rector ASA
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teochers AgencyS
Supplies Professors. Teachers, Iu'ois
Goyernesses ETC. 10 Colleges. SCHOOL,. ass
Families. Apply 20 Mrs. NJ J. fOUHc
FULTON. 20 Union SGusrs.
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Female.

BOOKKEEPER. with knowledge Of stenography (;
one with experience IN wood working plant pre-
ferred: state experience. A. h.. Boz 800 Tribune
Once
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TYLER BULL
Gu DT TIC
sTITT & PHILLIPS. Attorneys for Ex-
ecutors. No. ll3 Fulton Street, Bor-

ecutors. No. l13 Fulton Street. Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. New York city.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan a Surrogate
OF the County OF New York. NOTICE Is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Iisette T.. Wallace. late OF the
County OF New York. deceased. 10 present
the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, at his place OF transacting bust
ness. No. 1876 Broadway. Borough Man
haitian, In The city OF New York. on or
before the 9th day OF January. 1911
Dated. New York. the Eth day OF July.
1915 ALBERT w. MEISEL. Executor.
THEODORE 4. LANE, Attorney for tx
ecutor. l65 Broadway. Manhattan,
y Y. c.
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Winds for Friday and Saturday.-North Atlantic
moderate northeast and cloudy weather middle At
lantc. Light northeast becoming southeast and fair
weather. south Atlantic. light southwest and fair
weather; cast Gulf. light and variable. mostly south
east. fair weather. west Gulf moderate south south
east and fair weather: upper lakes moderate west
10 northwest and fair weather except showers over
Huron lower lakes. moderate east TO southeast and
fair weather.
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THE NEW KITTATINNY
CAMPS.
BOYS CAMP.

Military Camps closed. For limited number 81
max. special arrangement FOR balance q seuo,
Look this Up. Pole Bridge Camp MAismorss. P.nn
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

BOOKKEEPER. with knowledge Of stenogriphy
one with experience IA wood working plant pre-
ferred. state experience. A l.. Box 800 Tribune
Once
WANTED.-A thoroughly expert Spanish English
stenOgrapher. capable Of taking dictation IN both
languages Write. giving full particulars as 70 er-
perience. references and salary. Address H. ID. A.
Room Of, Wall ST.. New York City
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BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING.

JORDAN'S
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Tel s692-4S93 Bryant. 437t33 West 45th H.
Cl,anins-storine-Alter
FINE RUGS WOyEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
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NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL,
SWIM MING.

Dalton Swimming School
sos West seth (Col. Circle). Booklet ID
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DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

DAILY imports and exports OF gem
eral merchandise Of the Port Of New
York Mere.
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CROCKER.WHEELER CUNT

Amrere. \ J., F''. :, , N, o
The Board OF DiTet'o Pa Of J r.
declared an extra a'''" s,ors rpifa
cent. on the common So =, ',,,or: .
March to stockholders o. ~
February IS. NC s.c,s.us'
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

-----.-I-,r r--I-r,-I- ---.---1-.-- ~ - :
tnih W. hrNLhNl hts' '' ~ Ntlt- f"'
D., in.f~ r.r, nor 1s 30 ''''' -
'ALL MONEY qp-n"i AZ p. rrr cent. hshest 2
psr 'ei.i lowest "a yer cent. c.o'its. per CENT.
gene. a.. "a itf 'rhi.
TINE MONEY was es.ir~ Rate ai-a.1. re-
cert for sixty Jays. % prr cent for niucty las.
70 per 'tt i,r tour months. -. o. Ier ccnt ;0f
he an4 aA fniiAi
VII, - ~ AItN ~ts sisaay ku.ins faie.
~ gu ''' Nf'' h@m-@, pA'" r','liA ''rs "a .
'f' -.''
CLEARING 10, - TRANSACTIONS - Lt-
clarges 500 - 200. Haislrr- y-s5li 0.e Tie
-tl
SIN rrr.sf.ry N.y v.-t t,..s Ia. o., .t.
-.. 49,. ., - 80" ~
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CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Trend of Prices Downward, Save
in Oils. Which Hold Firm IN
Small Dealings.

Trading on thc Broad street 'u'"
yesterday was chiefly confined To ieN
issues. The course Of prices was man
~ downward. except in the OH stocks:
Midvale Steel was again the feature o.
the industrials. with DEALING exceed
ing those Of Monday It's opening prlc'
was fractionally lower thnn that OF me
day preceding. and on belief thnt aHol
iional new stock would probably COM
on the market az result OF a'qui'' X
the Cambria steel Company, ana also
on proft-tskng sales. the stock rene
ed 10 65i4. ending small 1ra't'o'.
above its low. with y net decline o.
&. points. The right we're dealt ~
At prices ranging from g.. 70 80 sun
marine Boat was strong. advancing p
points. Cuba Cane Sugar reced'd
good fraction. -, m
Ohio OIL was again actiFcly dear WI
and moved UP , point. some OF rue
other oils Displaced a lirmcr tone
though business was on "A Limited scale.
Business in the mining section was
smaller Coppers were quiet, WIN the
ruling tendency downward.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
THE DOME MINES CoMPASI III

txEtrrINE OFFICE yerk
~ Febfssfy Us q,
1.il nr a pirideri q f.,s ylrcs (. ..
~ cents pr sa4re) paysei' q =, 80
o., business on THURSDAY -
1915 ,, ali e cles'S,
The Transfer Booos f,fs a.
Thursday. February ~ ysop,n's 4,
sc .,es. p rs y sg' .s,6 i'is 2, ,Yas
\ " ..ft.-, AID Tres'-,
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Vast War Transport De
mand. Problem Board OF
Trade Seeks to Meet.
FRANCE MOURNS, But
GERMANY DESPAlRS
Berlin's Financiers Long Tor
Peace to Avert Composition
with Creditors.
By FRANCIS ". IIIRST.
Editor "The Economist London.

Editor ! ne ffonoHi''s ''""'"'
fRg speci. cable to The Tribune
London. Feb. 8.-Walter Runci-
mans shipping measures WILL seem
inglv. be too small to counteryall the
continued rcquisitioning of merchant
transport. Herbert {. Hoover IS
hard pressed to find sufficient ton
raye for Belgian relief. He does not
despair, however, OF succor Tor
Poland by way Of Scandinavia
MANY ships, fearing requisition, have
found refuge in the Pacific.
The reduction Of paper imports
NAV aid the censorship, but beer
n aterials will not be curtailed.
Beer. even more than the habeas
corpus. is part of the British constl-
tuition. especially in war time.
4 recent visitor to France and
Germany says there is more mourn
ing worn in France, but more
mournful, dcspairing look upon Ger
rian faces. Germany, as whole
rlainly longs for peace, and leading
6nanciers are trying their hand
naturally wishing TO avert compost
ton with public creditors. Peace
feelers indicate peace feeling.
The stock market is without IN
terest.
After the war Germany will need
10 import cotton. copper, wool. Jute'
etc. in huge quantities. and Will nave
hardly any large surplus stocks for
export, except of zinc. This situation
makes me wonder how the market
will stand the outbreak Of peace.
Russian exchange should be helped
by the large surplus of the crops in
the South, though food prices IN
Petrograd and Riga are now eXorbi-
tant because Of the difficulty in NOV
ing grain.
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COLONIAL ISSUES
STEADY IN LONDON
French Loan unprecedented
and Rubber Shares Harden
Americans Higher.

Lonj,n. Feb. s. \ moderate volume
Of business was transacted on the
stock Exchange to-day Colonial is
sues and the war loan were leaders az
steady prices. The French loan i'm
proved and rubber and copper shares
hardened Consols closed unchanged
at 5Sa4: the new war loan was IN
changed at 81.
American securities. although dull,
closed higher in sympathy with Wall
Street. The government raised the
buying prices on rails and few bonds.
An increased demand for Treasury
bills reduced money supplies and held
discount rates steady. American ex-
change was uncertain at 4.76!2 for
cable transfers. Paris exchange was
iirm. but Holland rates were weak. The
Bank of England sold $1,000 In bar
gold. Money loaned at IA 20 444 per
cent. Discount rates Tor short and
three months bills we're SIS per cent.
Gold premium at Lisbon was $500.
Paris. Fob. :. Trading was quiet on
the Bourse to-day Three per cent
rentes closed unchanged et 81 francs.
Exchange on London, % francs 10 cen
times.
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks when
are listed but which were not deaI' ia
On tho stock Exchange Tuesday:
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

.ln..r-hsns.,sls. registered or coupon. coupon
Registered
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY S. 1916.

Total $4,000 Mnda, '|'
TO date 2oS'-o' "k"
n wear
The sun., 1916-09-03
FRENCH CAPTURE A NEW AERO.
PILOT Wounded and Forced IA De-
scend on First Flight.

p,RI,. Aug. II. ,;orumu aoroIl no
WAS to bc seen living around Paris this
week. but its pi"sen"" did not mean th't
u I;crmau aviator had Succeeded il re-
rcating tao exploits of September. t3Ii.
whcu "Taubcs' flew over The capital for
several afternoons IN Succttsiou ANA
dropped bombs. This Hviuu-au Alba-
,rnss of th" latest molcl-had the tri-
color rosrttc painted under It's planes.
where The factory hut Il few days before
had painttd the German black cross. and
two French aviation officers were now
aboard.
II had been hrought from near Yer
dun, whcrc T. had been forced 30 com"
down last frId,., THE SrN'h CORE
spond"nt happened to be in the district,
and SAW the machine and the "pbcrliru
tenant who rilotcd II and the "!clL-
web, r. who was aboard as observer, inn
meliatcly after tn" descent. Tho pilot.
fun OF confidence in his powerful new
machine. had Ncntu ed far within the
French lines. When over SouiliN. three
Nieuports attacked. They put many hui
let's through the machine ana one
through the pilot, which. although not
w%ounding him dangerously, compelled
him 10 land. After the bullet holes were
patched up II was as perfect as ON lea,-
ing tho factory shortly before.