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jIo rj t r r 1 J o I J 1 Ot r o- t r k v vt- rk 4 a t a I ft p THESUN 1NEDNESWAY ULM1 1 > PORTO RiqOJS COFFEE BEST SVtrT CJMWJM 4BJB XJKJWT J0 W- fCJUMM nrejm r Jr- BsMto4 t M4 lUrkst Htr- onititM BIO Hays msTfJ- F Tbe customs official are somewhat per Infjorta They know of courM In ft gen way that U merchandise from Kk will bo admitted hereafter free iviff duties and they know also that what TW articles are subject to any rtrtsHM tax In this country are subject b- U sap tax If they are made In Porto Woo the custom official want to know nor about Porto Klcan products which may bo subject to the internal rercnu- itaxThey know tobacco dgarettM and rum the teatwill boisubjeot to the revenue tazbot they want to know if there are any others As was stated in TUB SUN yea torday the Internal revenue tax on tobaooo cigars and cigarettes may be paid either beforethe goods are exported or after rriTBjatAmerican ports U tot the case with rum As tl Understand it the InteVn revenue tax on Porto Rican rum roust be paid after the goods arrive No inuoh of the rum made In Porto has been imported to this country here toforo and some curiosity was expressed as to the effect on the Imports taking off of the tariff It seems that not very much is known about Porto 81canruht in this port oven by the liquor dealers A SUN man tried to find out some thing about the article from one of the oldest dealers in liquors yesterday after- noon What he had to say was Heretofore wo havent seen much Porto Rico rum in New Yorkf few gallons have been brought up now and then by the skipper of some ship coming from there hut thats about all weve ever seen I un think that we shall see much more of It now that the tariff baa been taken off The rum made In Porto Rico doesnt differ materially from Santa Cruz rum It would serve as an excellent substitute in the of punches and many summer only tho Internal revenue tax left on it can bo bought much more cheaply of than theSanta Cruz rum and I no doubt that dealers will begin to Import it In large quantities Wo can use It in place of Hanta Cruz rum and the average man will never know the difference I dont believe that the taking off of the tariff will tend to reduce of compounded with Porto Juco Tho most Interesting situation jy the removal of tariff on nil is that which Involves the importation of Porto Rico coffee It Is not that the bent coffee In the world Is in Porto Rico It sells ever come to tho of it lies been sent and Vienna It Is because Vienna coffee Is mode from Rico bean that the expression Vienna coffee has be a synonym for tho finest to be part coffee crop of Porto Woo which not boon Austria lion In demand in Paris and St A man who has made n coffee had this to say Porto Rico coffee yesterday A ago I asked a Porto Rican planter why it was that none of the ever sent to the United States My dear sir he we should be glad thereby save freight rates but your people coffee is are not willing to pay for It Someday be when taste lies been culti- vated will demand better coffee than you are getting now nnd then we will bo to do with Now that the tariff his been taken off to BOO large shipments of coffee brought to Now York it comes hero or not will depend on whether the Porto Rican coffee growers can cell their at as a as they can abroad Tho probabilities are or no tariff we to pay more for Porto Rican coffee than we for Java Mocha I know however that once Yorkor becomes accustomed to Porto Rican ho wouldnt drink any other at When TUB Sox man asked the Collector of the Port of New York yesterday what would be to be Porto Rico ho l think that time tobacco cigan and cigarettes will bo tho chief im- ports with exception of sugar so sure Rican coffee growers market for and time and experience can only determine whether to a now market in our ports Bo far as wo know tobacco products and liquors will be to the revenue tax Whenever articles subject to this tax arrive we shall simply until the Internal revenue agents have oolloctod tho tax I am mako a quality of hats in Porto Rico and maybe we get some of them In of the situation an am to that the taking- off of tho tariff on raw Porto Rico will materially affect the sugar situation- in the States was in THE HUN the other day that the Sugar Trust has on and Porto anti that all woo woo the removal of the tax on product Tlio tariff on Porto Rico sugar now removed and may expect tho American Refining Company to be a Importer of ugar This will of course enable the trust to get Rood raw much cheaper than been it Whether- or not price of will reduced In may bo doubted- It will upon trade con- ditions No satisfactory conclusions can be nt ns to the effect on priors of Porto Rico products sold in this country which tho tho It Dooms to be that at which Porto Rico products will uo sold horo will depend on how Intimately come competi- tion products and will compare In Anr A T sTKirAnr aKIR SUES Undiluted by TwentyBra Years of Defeat Others Hare Met Another attack on the estate left by Aloxandor Turney Stewart tho dry goods merchant who died on April 10 lS7d Is mado in a complaint tiled in the Supreme Court yesterday in an brought by John Stewart to Interest- In tho properties 728 723 and 730 Broadway- The defendants aro Horace Ruwcll and Edward I Harris as executors of tho late Henry Hilton rho plaintiff that Ktowurt left an Invalid no In testate and that hU estate Is tributnblo among tho the deceased Tho plaintiff a litigant Costs other helrn that they tilled until tho coHtsnro The present plaintiff who that he U a relntivu hIs strata that of tho dectOfted merchant in tho father of tho merchant Thomas Stewart of Ireland who had nine dren Two of these children wore fathor of tho merchant Alexander Stewart tho said that ho Into cast which ho pre dicted would the tamo fute as former Imllnr cults Jt J f t f jj T 1 X- t i the of t of r M I t 1 i tat cal chef thy hoover her fray mi- ng cur drink ate fo- rte hIghest and B of It Unite MOt com ben Peter abut ore our and our a cole pie me abut tho eye need gel tar abut acton 1S die heir II In In had against > mot chi and Stewart tho gmndtather 0 had tho ho not met ova Ar Py4d St thid ThAt a OTO question Porto Rican Porte- d internal I Inolinedto p price pound L I to coffee to the united States I 12 t ew t t authority oi question has this to 7 as- saying 1 consequence C t t I A so up William plaintiff recolveti complaint but had tl ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ C utlrt fifth Mr Tks- OiURi Neb July ft State The past week has been hotwith showers on the last days of the week The dally mean temperature has averaged 1 degrees above the normal in eastern and 7 degrees above in western The maximum temperatures for the generally exceeded 100 degrees anti many places exceeded 103 degree Very little rain fell until Saturday when showers occurred In eastern counties tin amount of rainfall being generally between halt an Inch and one and onehalf inches but In a few Instances It exceeded three The past week has been favorable and haying Hay Is a light crop in counties ox oept in the northern part State when the crop i a good one Corn has deterior- ated in condition and in a largo portion of the northern counties whero the Is best will be half crop or less while southern counties field will make but little more Tho rain the last of the week will help corn to what extent It Is impossible to determine peaches and grapes are drying up being seriously injured CUGJir BY A MAD Part f UM Loot That Qstui Got From n- Rooamstf oa tb XuttchiiMtU William J Quinn an employee of Consolidated Gas Company and William Gallagher a carpenter employed on Rapid Transit Subway occupied the same stateroom on the Sound steamer Maac- husetts from Providence Monday night Gallagher missed 110 and some change Including a counterfeit quarter from om of his pockets after Quinn had left stateroom yesterday morning Qallagho found Quinn In the barroom drinking Ho learned from tho barkeeper Richard F McMahon that Quinn had changed a tendollarblll Just ask him for change a dollar and notice If he gives you a bad quarter said Gallagher The steamers mats was where he could see what and sure enough when McMahon asked for the change a dollar Quinn accommodated four Quarters one of which was had In Jefferson Market police yester- day was held employed by the com- pany for and was returning- on Massachusetts after his nfYJUiriY FeUocntreNoETldrnceThttD Rent Infernal Ktchla Which Blew SchrMder1 Arm Off The Brooklyn detectives must now begin all over again their Investigations the infernal machine which was cently to John J Kletchka and In the ex- plosion of which In the Topographical Bureau In the building Edgar fellow clerk lost his left hand The detectives at once to the conclusion that Benjamin another clerk in tho bureau who had a little misunderstanding with Kletohka was tho bomb fiend and ho was promptly arrested Kletchka himself was of the same opinion and made a formal complaint against llosenblura averring his belief that tho handwriting on the box was his on ar- raignment before Magistrate In street District Attorney Ray ho was satisfied no case could be out against the accused Kletchka that watt laboring under excitement when he made tho complaint and ho also ad- mitted that ho that the package might have been sent to him n was then honombly discharged JtARITAL COX PLICA TIOVJ How the Father of llrldeeroom Also Became Hit nrotlcrlnL Philip Bradley a carpet salesman of 170 Heyward street and Miss Henrietta Rothwell who has boarded with the family ofBradleys father since she came from Ireland years ago were rnijried yesterday afternoon In tho Church ot the Transfiguration at avenue and Hooper street by Father inagulre after the priest had ob- tained from Bishop McDonnell a special dispensation The father of Philip Bradley Is to a sister of Philips bride so besides the father of tho bridegroom Is al so his brother was an aunt to his present wlfo Miss Henrietta came to America young Bradley and she became As could not bo married the rules of the Catholic Church without a dispensation they laid the mat ter before Magulro who consulted Bishop McDonnell BROKERS ACCVSKD QT KSTOKT1O- XHUUrStjl They Wanted 900 todarNothlni About a Forgery That tTa Committed Henry Y Miller a special agent for an Insurance company who lives at West Ninetyfifth street appeared In the Centre Street Police Court yesterday afternoon as complainant against John Ii Bough- a broker of 460 Lafayette avenue Brook lyn and Frank W Anthony who has an Insurance office In tho Temple Court Build- ing whom ho charged with extortion Miller alleged that on July 21 in tho pres- ence of Abraham I Gordon a lawyer of 320 tim accused him and 200 an hush money Gordon corroborated Millers statement In an affidavit Miller declared that the imputation of forgery had no foundation By of the complainant Anthony was parolled In who appeared for Mm was held In tho ex- amination was sot for today CENTRAL TirrT iQiunr oven Compltlnti of Tiro Women flnnd Jnry rent racnt Soon The Grand Jury concluded yesterday- the taking of testimony on tho condition of tho Park and expected to make a presentment In n day or two Two women were voluntary witnesses yesterday Thoy wore Dr Sophie Ii School of 070 Park avenue and Mrs Wil P manager of n singing at BOO avenue Dr testified that the necessity of tho windows of cnrs tho inndo tho ears close anti consequently tho air breathed was injurious to Mrs heating that the voice of many of her pupils had thti dirt nod soot in through her windows from the tunnel Auditor Cooki Itrnenrd long Ago It came out yesterday that H II M Cook the auditor of the Department of Education provided for tho renewal of hU fourteen It President MIleH of the department was not Informed either Ho tho U not on Mr Cook who has novcr been In of Ills jot anti tho Corpora- tion Counsel lies had costa unnecessary work to do In hot wvathcr A cc IYNAMAI I Rat at who mot In may Apple the the frt for cur Qui Ron abut Tom Jump curt mae h a Mary mare The wife 0 tho elder Bradley her BrawlY defendant ont nou h L lam tun- nel bond M did not of Iser TddarWIli crop bulletin uys general coun- ties week general crop QUA mirit the DISCHARGED several Inlaw fIrst 17 flood learn this and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SGANNEIil WINS 3KIRMISHJ- TC AND MAttES NOT TO BK TRill nitrons RECORDKR aorr Cat Rttnored to the fisprna Cnrt In- Whtth Jut Ice Farunaa Will Sit In p- trmtxiJutlcc HrA4tmOrdtrMtloti to Una h the Indlrtra nt ComUg Next The trials of Fire Commissioner John J Scsnnell and William L Marks for al conspiracy hi the sale of to tho Fire ment will take the Criminal Branch- of the Supreme Court instead of in the of General Sessions by decision of McA lara of the Supreme Court mode yesterday Ho says It Is ntodloA to say that the cases are Im- portant ones not to of the rttnta to the defonunnt who If convicted mu t nut only niiffor nt but lil onlco IIP forever nuallfled holding any nffloB The tie to remove trial trolls the of ienoral Sessions to this bo- cnuM of diameter of this cases hIgh o lton of ofllrlal the publicity nnd notoriety already givers nnd to the rhnrws anti b caiiv and dim cult intentions Involved that ought to oe the first instance In the Hu promo Court Another cncum tane Importance to the trial Is that the de that has In nil the tran ctlont which are called In LIOn by the advice of the law olttwr of the hU duties Various dim to ditties In awarding contracts on behalf of ns the extent to which U tncteil by the advice of the Corporation Coun Viwn argument learned District Attorney that the it of the application would bo n reflection upon the i s the court of Be Much a eston had never been made before though the Power 1ms for many years nor has removal or a cmne from an Inferior to ever no The the statute n right of removal for good cause shown entitles a In a proper to such removal and If reflection It l ono of legislative origin Tho the delay that result from a There Is no for such fear The Appellate Division hns already In this StatS to hold Part I dnrlnc September next and If In the opinion- of the the the Appellate Division or the Qovornor upon more suggestion of the District Attorney may a for the Imms Indictments District Attorney contended that tho reference of to the Corpora- tion Counsel was merely for on the law and not on sums to be paid for Goldsmith A Bronner counsel for the defendants said after the decision that are on a motion to quash the indictments on tho that not charge tho commission CROP covflmovs IMPROVED OMelet Report of the Benefit by Rain WASinjfOTON July 80 The regular weekly crop bulletin of the Weather Bureau issued today gives the following general prevailed during the greater part of week throughout tho central valleys the temperatures during the last three days were more moderate Good rains have fallen over a large part of tho drought area in the Mississippi and upper Missouri valleys but drought conditions have become more erlom In the Ohio valley and Tennessee where the week has been except in a few localities- In the Atlantic coast districts the weather conditions have been generally favorable except over portions of the Carolinas and Virginia whore rain Is now needed The conditions were also favorable on the Pacific roast Recent rains have improved late corn in portions of Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri but tho early crop was prac- tically ruined before the rains came In Iowa the crop has sustained loss Injury than In the before mentioned States and tho rainfall has been copious anti well dis- tributed In the great corn States east of thn Itlver over northern Illinois drought and excessive heat have disastrous effects cons which in now In a critical condition- In Michigan and throughout tho Middle States and Now the corn crop lit in fine condition Inter wisest harvest Is general on the North Pacific coast with Rood Harvesting of wheat is well ad vanced over tim portion of the wheat In the southern River district Premature ripening reduced the and qual tho over tho southern of tho wheat region although tho threshing returns in Iowa were anticipated In North Dakota and tho crop line sustained but little from Oats have delayed rains In Michi- gan of premature ripening continue the U Indicated In the Middle Atlantlo of cotton over the part of the cotton belt Is Improved good anti clean fields reported In Missouri Arkansas Texas however the crop con tlnuoH to need rain In tho Ohio Volley nnd Tennessee tobaooo continues to from but In and Tenncswo It has withstood the unfavorable conditions well In New England and the Middle and South Atlnntlo States crop less Tho In the central valleys has been further Injured by and n Indicated In tho Middle Atlantic States and Now England GIRL SAYS HE nnvaaED nun Altered HcA1litr Tactics of a Wllllamttrarg- Hirtier Charles Praentl a harbor of 5JS Marcy avenue VllllimsburK hen John Primrose a rnnchlnlstof 109 Lorlmor street arraigned In tho avenue court yesterday on a summons for having threatened to kill him Primrose said that Praentl had met his soraitoonyearold sister Vlolot Primrose at Conoy Island about ton days ngo and lured her to a hotel In BushwIcU- nvcniw Wllliam bure whore titter licr 1m had detained her all siSter the story wlitreupon tho l suwl a war- rant tho barber on charges of crlta Inal assault First NationalKcpnbllc Merger Tlio entire force of officers anti clerks of the National Bank of th Republic will l taken over by the First National Hank nnd chocks upon the National Bank of the Republic outstanding sifter Aug 10 will lx honored by the First National Charles H Htout of the of tho Republic It Is uiKlorxtoml n m post In the FIrst Nntlonal nnd It was yesterday that ho will have charge if taken over from the Ilatik of tIm Republic JUyor Van Wick Takti Aacut OH Mayor Vnn Wyck will go on his vacation tomorrow Ho will It at Sea Bright and at Saratoga President of tho will bo Mayor while Van U and lie will probably have the honor full month i tc College Proffiior hlp Filled LBWISTON Mn July 30 Dr C W A Vedltz has been elected professor of so- ciology In Bates to fill the vacancy by the resignation of Dr C r leg apple pro I Curt I the loA curt the the I are ovprnmonl to whom rq tl In In he cult or 1 and to the curt curt lv 0 Furman ablest criminal isa he set for I crime Dell sum thc luther led frm State lank l nhehner an for n people n dIe court that he wes appeal all casee edd questions law wUI the the ben 0 case one the Jtitlgni thtt earlier date trial The of any laths Corn been Reports very Leo police drug- ging corroborated spend ¬ < ¬ ¬ < ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > < ° taeroas ertr the Tear Before Wa Thus WuHJKOTOrt Tha Treasury Department hag completed Ua record of the Import and commerce of the for year ended June From this It appears that the total value of imported articles was S23 73018 considerable falling off from 1900 when the imports amounted to 841184 The exports during year re- cently closed were valued at I4 77S5MT u against In the year before The trade that is exccw of Imports was 1466083641 Although the value of imports during tho year was In 1900 there was a Imports of articles and luxuries and this fact is taken by the Treasury De- partment aa an indication of the general prosperity The importation of luxuries constituted JSJ per cent of the whole The other Imports were In the following proportions of food and 2475 per cent articles in a crude condition that enter into the various processes of domestic cent wholly or partially manufactured for use as manufactures and mechanic arts articles manu- factured ready for consumption 37S per cent The were in the following Agriculture 8404 cent as 6098 in 1000 manufactures 33lt per cent as against 316S mining produCts 369 per- cent as against 3T6J miscellaneous as against 34 cent The notable increases In our last were In sent to the following countries Germany as against IJ32Me20 16484738 as against 13890080 Sweden and 111844153 as against 110434407 Kingdom t 3l20 263 u against AXBUCKLXS USE THeiR OWN SUITS Cit LOOM From Coffee BtoMUhly ComMao now fat Fight With Sigar Treat The statement was made yesterday that the Arbuckl Brothers coffee mer who have long been at war with the have with a view to further strengthening their opposition cut loose from a combination of steamship companies which has hitherto had a virtual monopoly of the coffeecarrying trade between this port and Brazil This combination Is known as the Brazil steamship pool and consists- of the Pumice Lamport Sloman and Holt lines They a regular rate of 36 a a rebate at the It Is said that the rebate question is the main thing that induced to break the steamship combination This rebate is on extent of the coffeo Import of each firm and the Import a rebate who did not combination his entire patronage The Sugar Trust Imports all firm of Co who have been the importers to do enough business to receive the highest viewed the Trust their rivals were thus getting more than Its share of the the Arbucklefl nt a decided disadvantage In tho wwraro pool steam vessels but the chartered the stalling vessel and four steamers The first named vessel from Brazil yesterday with a coffee Tho Gotardo with another cargo is now on the way from San tots At office of Buck A of the combination It was predicted that tho Arbucklon to financial Interest to return cargo to thorn when vessels for charter were scarcer than at present DREAD TRUST Ono of AntlTrut Van Wyclci Law Clerki an Incorporalor It was reported yesterday that William A Brewer Jr President of the Washing- ton Life Insurance Company is to be the President of the National Bread Company also known as tho Bread Trust which WAS recently incorporated in Trenton with a capital stock of 3000000 Of the three incorporators Paul F Loner 1s said to be a law office of Augustus Van WycU JJ Roach Is In office of Ilntermyer A Marshall and John H Strange was at one time Presi- dent of the Washington Company Charles Francis Jones with Emits brokers in the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange 88 street is reported- to be the Wabaiht Eitnulomt President Ramsey of the Wabash Rail road is authority for the statement that Chief Engineer Patterson is at work on an extension of that road water Ohio to the River This extension which will give- a direct line from to tho River will completed before Christmas Railroad Will Consolidate The half dozen railroads which com- prise tho Rutland system are to be merged into one corporation This will make a 30J nillos in length which Is con- trolled Dr W and Frost dent Clement Dr Webb has con- siderably over 1000000 In Improving the Cotton Ileport Stay Bo Delayed Victor II Olmsteod acting statistician- In the Department of Agriculture has written to King of the Now York Cotton Exchange ho be able to comply with the latters to with Government cotton report until financial A Critical Time la Wall Street From 10 to 3 when the Stock Etchings open n trailer needs every advantage- It U critical time A vital hit of Informa- tion on n stock an Item of news on the general market may b of supreme Im- portance Many n broker has found tInt It him handsomely to havo the News bulletin mid News Ticker of How Jones t Co at hnncl These trained experts news from all over the world It Instantly In tholr News tlullvtlns nnd News Tickers no that service Is simply Invaluable to n Wall Htrcet oftlco low Jones A Co Is the oldest news agency In Wnll Street IwKKtn wlvlom inod Judgment and eff- iciency In Ratherlna anti publishing news The cot of the service Is trilling compared with thu security antI satisfaction of know Inc that you hare the bet there Is In Wall Street The TeuTer Rio Grande Railroad Co 181 Uroadway V V This Company I now prrpartd lo Issue and will as promptly M Is practicable IU preferred stock In nrhanre for Hi Interim CtrUQcaKs heretofore It- iiid and will InUrtit al the of ft per annum on the said May June 30 IDOl inclusive If nOOTH Secretary LOST Ortlflrale No J9TIS for hunted of the common capital stock cil the Lnltrd Slates SWfl Corporation recMred In name of II O T J exp Unit I I a 11 blanc tot make Inca thc In 1I t wu te ole UI r ant Italy Unite lon chat chg ont b cole employ ave DoW Four Brad plan welt tem hop Monday AUK 5 but Ito t WI t 1 tmorow I clue lather such I rat tnt rOAR on U O CAUl CO 1 8RT jizil 71411 Was a Tsflg 01 Ii lbs apseU i ord 840 the the In- coming trade percentage per cent as 1aheriee products 53 cent as AS per cent 187347880 1900 3t48893 as 1 yes- terday t Rati sad that be unable age pay per abaTes tamptsli a please notify A WaIl ii ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ BKCVBITTHOLDERV COMXITrEF- or TUB CMCHI PMTll St LOllS RlllllJ- Cwpm of Illinois ANUOFTilK- Lllchfltld MlioiRalliaj Coipinj of lbs Incmat Mortgage Roads sad Common Mock of the Chi Peoria and St IoaU Railway Company f Iltlnoli and of Income Mortgage anti Common Stock of the Utcafleld sad MadUoa Railway Company It appearing to the Intertit of holders of the abore named erurttle that Income Mortgage lad be converted Into new First Preferred Slack and that sale thereof be In bulk and a a unit and that the conrertM arcurlllei tw held manartd and old as a majority and In bulk an Agreement to aceonpiuh said purposes and other objects has been entered Into by holders of the above ipcrlAed aecurlUe to the amount o over a majority of the Income Uortc r Bonds of etch ot said core pants and of all the Common stock and nearly a majority of the Preferred stock of the Chicago Peoria A St Railway Company under which meet July lth 1801 and lodged wills potltary the undersigned hue been constituted a Securltyholdera committee Ilnlden of the above ipedfled Deeds and Stocks hereby art offered the opportunity of depositing tecurlllee under salt Agreement and beneflU thereof on or before August 31 1101 with First National Dankof the City of New York u Depositary i Negotiable Trust Certificates win be laaoed toe the deposited securities Coplat of the Agreement may be had from the Secretary ol the Committee Dated New York July l THOMAS Chairman CHARLBI F 1C W CLARK Secorttyholden1 Commute 30LUVAN A CROXIWELL Counsel 48 WIU Street N Y T C WELLMAN Secretary 27 Pine Bt N Y THE DENVER RIO GRANDE RAILROAD COMPANYN- otice Is hereby linn to holders of the preferred itock of the luc Grande Western Itallwty Company that on and after July 17 and until October 11801 this company will rerelre their preferred stock at Its office No 183 llroadway New York City and issue In exchange therefor preferred shares ol this company u promptly at It Is practicable on the huts of eleven ID shares of the preferred stock of this company- for ten 10 shares ot the preferred stock of the Rio Grand Western Railway Company All stock cerlincatei presented for exchange must be properly endorsed and hays the necessary revenue itampn sExed No fractional shares will be leaned but provision will be made for the assignment of rights attaching to fractional holdings BUGAR n DOOm Secretary WE OFFER A LIMITED AMOUNT OF Britannia Mining Company Stock Copper of Butte Montana- at S300 per share Cash dlildends paid last fiscal year 15 Descriptive Circular nf neturci and other d l furnished on C H WHITE CO BANKERS 71 Broadway New York s ST IIOSTON DetermIning the character and unsocial ol llroker U i tin HAIGHT FREESE tabllahejd flfl 03 BUOADWAT- IS90 Now York STOCKS BONDS GRAIN COTTON IitlNCIlAL 1111 AM UK mVia Mtii IIMibtK r Womiitr Uiu jmrrlo N T- iw4ikNJ IXIrollIlkt- tllolKCIIT N J hllHlpM T M Ji lllmot II1 Cliflooil OM WktblnctooD C Col alMOb- lCommlistoB orders solicited for small kooonnta for cash ur artlii will bo ued to II tOHtf TB free on application II 400 page mutinied MfCSflHIti It It the sad wort MARKET LETTER 1 abo free upon receipt of ten f noarrolneotonitomon Bcrrlo vase Celled today HAIGHT FREESE CO 83 BROADWAY NEW YORK BANKK1U 41 WALL ST N V High Grade Securities List of current ofcrlngi sent on Transact general banking builneii Receive subject to drift Illrldendl and Interest collected and remitted Act J FIscAl Agenti and negotiate and l u loans of railroads strut railways gai companies tie Securities sold on commission Ucmberi of New Eicbuoga Issue Travollors1 Letters of Credit available throughout the world PHILADELPHIA COWIE3POVDKNT- 3GItAIIAH KKKII A CO UKIIIIUtM CON1OIIDATKO STOCK KXCIUM1B 44 and 46 Broadway New York ESTAIJhISIIKI 1815 STOCKS BONDS GRAIN COTTON otit ctiitiKvr wirKiv TUIUTS uinx IHSiitMIIATIO MKUFII l IIIVIMJ- TtxKs IMirn rxiHTiMi ioMirno KM FOIl ir AMI A uimrsr AT WALL TIIKET AM ITS MAIIKKTS TIm AUK IKICINAI I SCOIK AM IlRIONK COMMISSiON Mil MODKHATB MAIIGtN- SDiviilrnil1 Alit 3nttrrti- tissovni KANSAS TJXXH Itv cii Wall t New York due I led of tin KANSAS ITV 4 PACIFIC UAtlHOAl tontni llonili will paid at tats oRlrr on ami after that Cl IICIHiK VlrePm 4 TrI ItlMSOlUI KANSAS TKXAH ItT CO 49 Wall M Nrv York Coupons due August I ISO nf tits Second llort nf this will he paid upon prn- niallon at this oracr on lh t il lf C O IIIMXJK VlcvPre1 A Trei- aSOlriUllN tOMIAXrC- oupoat Aiir 1901 from Wanhlnrton Irarda Pactnc lUllirar Sinking Fund lent Xlortnge A rent be P Morgan 4 Co New York- II C ANSIEV Treasurer Vnlteil Steel Corporation NKW YORK July 1901 The Interest due I tani on the wrlei n of the toiled Ktfrl Corporation will on that date it the office J K pod Compan New York Cltr A KLUKKTrtatum I T Bon I such mad ul Lull Are Iud tot DEN mellor cO anhe ana rotl your a U or right Oct r W mol ef I Our DAD Redmond E Kerr co Investmen- tS I for burt aoL JACOB BERRY CO roMA First t rut alf 4 and Flip J tat Z9 A Morgan lucT ease Bonds the porisni the ielecIlon I ctt4 act large- r mail Its bdote published WI ScOoOn Writ us di applications deposits TIlE t iu Is rage Company let ISle rent tends Ponds Slates be > > 4VB COMMERCIAL ToiaiuT July 30 A new record of dulrxse for the year was on the Stock trmnuctlpn WOO In excess af 900000 shares Even the States stocks were corn though all Indications to a formal termination of the strike portion of iu employee within next fortyeight hours London tool practically no Interest In the speculation business at that centre being by the fortnightly settlement which will be concluded tomorrow and by the su pension of business from next Friday after- noon until the following Tuesday morning The attitude of important domestic In forest toward the market can easily b surmised Several of them have without doubt been active since the first of month In minimizing as far as wise to them the effects upon speculative sentiment of the unfavorable crop con dltions and the labor troubles Now that the drought In the principal grainpro during States has been broken and the strike of the iron and steel workers wit tually ended they have probably taker advantage of the recovery in to market at least of the they bought earlier In the month With liquidation on an extensive scale completed and a fairly large short interest created the Interests referred to having placed themselves In position to come Into the market again as buyers should any new untoward developments occur feel free to leave the market largely to Itself This means that Room traders and opera- tors of small caliber may play with fluctua- tions wltliln narrow limits pending the harvesting of the crops and the return to business of a Urge of the public which at this season h able to indulge its desire for teat and recreation The circumstances enumerated aa well aa the absence from the city of nearly all of the bankers capitalists and railway financiers whose cooperation is essential to the starting of a substantial upward movement in prices would seem to pre- clude any such movement for several weeks- to come The opening of the stock market was In the main steady and a fractional Im provement In prices took place during The dulness however Invited selling on the part of the profes- sional element and toward the close the advocates of lower prices suggested a re- currence of unfavorable weather in the West and also because of the absence- of definite news from Plttsburg of a agreement between the United Stool Corporation and the Amalgamated association reports wore circulated that a hitch had In the negotiations- for a selling of the shares of tho trunk lines of the transcontinental roads and of the steel stocks followed the circulation of three reports In consequence all of the early improvements was out and final prices wore as a rule those of yesterday Declines of a little more than a point were sustained by Union Paclflo Atchison and St Paul which lead the list In respect to activity Rock Island and Missouri Pacific on light transactions closed 3 and 2 points lower respectively- than last night In other Issues the net losses were plainly the result of an absence- of Interest The total transactions In the Steel stocks were barely 75000 shares and they closed only fractionally lower than last night Amalgamated Copper was exceptionally strong but retained only a little of the early advance of nearly two points A number of the less active Issues wore un affected by tho dulness and the prevailing reactionary tendency Conspicuous among them wore Great Northern preferred Norfolk and Western St Lawrence and Adirondack St Louis Southwestern Issues particularly the preferred and Kansas and Texas The dealings were also exceptionally light but tho mar ket for them was firm On the curb there was a continuation of the demand for Con- solidated Tobacco gold 4s and a moderate amount of trading In American Can Issues and In Kansas City Fort Scott and Mem- phis The SubTreasury was a debtor- at the Clearing House this morning to the extent of nearly 400000 chiefly on of gold received at Pacific Coast but paid for hero Since last Friday the net result of the various operations be tween the banks and the SubTreasury la a loss by the banks of tlMSOOJ The closing was generally 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U sap tax If they are made In Porto Woothe custom official want to know

nor about Porto Klcan products whichmay bo subject to the internal rercnu-itaxThey know tobaccodgarettM and rum theteatwill boisubjeot to the revenuetazbot they want to know if there are anyothers As was stated in TUB SUN yeatorday the Internal revenue tax on tobaooocigars and cigarettes may be paid eitherbeforethe goods are exported or afterrriTBjatAmerican ports

U tot the case with rumAs tl Understand it theInteVn revenue tax on Porto Rican rumroust be paid after the goods arriveNo inuoh of the rum made In Portohas been imported to this country heretoforo and some curiosity was expressed

as to the effect on the Importstaking off of the tariff It seems

that not very much is known about Porto81canruht in this port oven by the liquordealers A SUN man tried to find out something about the article from one of theoldest dealers in liquors yesterday after-noon What he had to say was

Heretofore wo havent seen much PortoRico rum in New Yorkf few gallons havebeen brought up now and then by theskipper of some ship coming from therehut thats about all weve ever seen Iun think that we shall see muchmore of It now that the tariff baa been takenoff The rum made In Porto Rico doesntdiffer materially from Santa Cruz rum

It would serve as an excellent substitutein the of punches and many summer

only tho Internal revenuetax left on it can bo bought much morecheaply of than theSanta Cruzrum and I no doubt that dealers willbegin to Import it In large quantitiesWo can use It in place of Hanta Cruz rumand the average man will never know thedifference I dont believe that the takingoff of the tariff will tend to reduceof compounded with Porto Juco

Tho most Interesting situationjy the removal of tariff on nil

is that which Involves theimportation of Porto Rico coffee It Is not

that the bent coffee In theworld Is in Porto Rico It sells

ever come to thoof it lies been sent andVienna It Is because Vienna coffee Ismode from Rico bean that theexpression Vienna coffee has bea synonym for tho finest to bepart coffee crop of Porto Woo which

not boon Austria lionIn demand in Paris and St

A man who has made ncoffee had this to say Porto Ricocoffee yesterday

A ago I asked a Porto Ricanplanter why it was that none of the

ever sent to the United StatesMy dear sir he we should be glad

thereby save freight rates but your peoplecoffee is

are not willing to pay for It Somedaybe when taste lies been culti-

vated will demand better coffee thanyou are getting now nnd then we will bo

to do withNow that the tariff his been taken off

to BOO large shipments of coffeebrought to Now York it comeshero or not will depend on whether thePorto Rican coffee growers can cell their

at as a as they canabroad Tho probabilities areor no tariff we to pay more forPorto Rican coffee than we for Java

Mocha I know however that onceYorkor becomes accustomed to

Porto Rican ho wouldnt drink anyother at

When TUB Sox man asked theCollector of the Port of New York yesterdaywhat would be to bePorto Rico ho

l think that time tobaccocigan and cigarettes will bo tho chief im-ports with exception of sugar

so sure Ricancoffee growers marketfor and time and experience canonly determine whether to

a now market in our ports Bo far aswo know tobacco productsand liquors will be to therevenue tax Whenever articles subject tothis tax arrive we shall simplyuntil the Internal revenue agents haveoolloctod tho tax I ammako a quality of hats in PortoRico and maybe we get some of them

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am to that the taking-off of tho tariff on raw Porto Ricowill materially affect the sugar situation-in the Stateswas in THE HUN the other day

that the Sugar Trust hason and Porto anti that allwoo woo the removal of the taxon product Tlio tariff on PortoRico sugar now removed andmay expect tho American RefiningCompany to be a Importer of

ugar This will of course enablethe trust to get Rood raw muchcheaper than been it Whether-or not price of willreduced In may bo doubted-It will upon trade con-ditions

No satisfactory conclusions canbe nt ns to the effect on priors ofPorto Rico products sold in this countrywhich tho tho

It Dooms to be thatat which Porto Rico products

will uo sold horo will depend onhow Intimately come competi-tion products andwill compare In

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Another attack on the estate left byAloxandor Turney Stewart tho dry goodsmerchant who died on April 10 lS7d Ismado in a complaint tiled in the SupremeCourt yesterday in an brought byJohn Stewart to Interest-In tho properties 728 723 and 730 Broadway-The defendants aro Horace Ruwcll andEdward I Harris as executors of tho lateHenry Hilton rho plaintiff thatKtowurt left an Invalid no Intestate and that hU estate Istributnblo among tho the deceased

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The past week has been hotwithshowers on the last days of the week Thedally mean temperature has averaged 1

degrees above the normal in easternand 7 degrees above in western The

maximum temperatures for thegenerally exceeded 100 degrees antimany places exceeded 103 degree Verylittle rain fell until Saturday whenshowers occurred In eastern counties tinamount of rainfall being generally betweenhalt an Inch and one and onehalf inchesbut In a few Instances It exceeded three

The past week has been favorableand haying

Hay Is a light crop in counties oxoept in the northern part State whenthe crop i a good one Corn has deterior-ated in condition and in a largo portionof the northern counties whero theIs best will be half crop or less whilesouthern counties field will makebut little more Tho rainthe last of the week will help corn to whatextent It Is impossible to determinepeaches and grapes are drying upbeing seriously injured

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Rooamstf oa tb XuttchiiMtUWilliam J Quinn an employee of

Consolidated Gas Company and WilliamGallagher a carpenter employed onRapid Transit Subway occupied the samestateroom on the Sound steamer Maac-husetts from Providence Monday nightGallagher missed 110 and some changeIncluding a counterfeit quarter from omof his pockets after Quinn had leftstateroom yesterday morning Qallaghofound Quinn In the barroom drinkingHo learned from tho barkeeper RichardF McMahon that Quinn had changeda tendollarblll

Just ask him for change a dollarand notice If he gives you a bad quartersaid Gallagher

The steamers mats was wherehe could see what and sure enoughwhen McMahon asked for the changea dollar Quinn accommodatedfour Quarters one of which was had

In Jefferson Market police yester-day was held

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plosion of which In the TopographicalBureau In the buildingEdgar fellow clerklost his left hand The detectives at once

to the conclusion that Benjaminanother clerk in tho bureau

who had a little misunderstanding withKletohka was tho bomb fiend and ho waspromptly arrested Kletchka himself wasof the same opinion and made a formalcomplaint against llosenblura averring hisbelief that tho handwriting on the boxwas his on ar-raignment before Magistrate In

street DistrictAttorney Ray ho was satisfied

no case could be out againstthe accused Kletchka that wattlaboring under excitement whenhe made tho complaint and ho also ad-mitted that ho that the packagemight have been sent to him n

was then honombly discharged

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How the Father of llrldeeroom Also BecameHit nrotlcrlnL

Philip Bradley a carpet salesman of170 Heyward street andMiss Henrietta Rothwell who has boardedwith the family ofBradleys father sinceshe came from Ireland years agowere rnijried yesterday afternoon In thoChurch ot the Transfiguration atavenue and Hooper street byFather inagulre after the priest had ob-

tained from Bishop McDonnell a specialdispensation The father of Philip BradleyIs to a sister of Philips bride so

besides thefather of tho bridegroom Is al so his brother

was an aunt to his present wlfoMiss Henrietta came to Americayoung Bradley and she became

As could not bo marriedthe rules of the Catholic Church

without a dispensation they laid the matter before Magulro whoconsulted Bishop McDonnell

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XHUUrStjl They Wanted 900 todarNothlniAbout a Forgery That tTa CommittedHenry Y Miller a special agent for an

Insurance company who lives at WestNinetyfifth street appeared In the CentreStreet Police Court yesterday afternoonas complainant against John Ii Bough-a broker of 460 Lafayette avenue Brooklyn and Frank W Anthony who has anInsurance office In tho Temple Court Build-ing whom ho charged with extortionMiller alleged that on July 21 in tho pres-ence of Abraham I Gordon a lawyer of320 tim accusedhim and 200 anhush money Gordon corroborated

Millers statement In an affidavit Millerdeclared that the imputation of forgeryhad no foundation

By of the complainant Anthonywas parolled In

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The Grand Jury concluded yesterday-the taking of testimony on tho conditionof tho Park and expectedto make a presentment In n day or twoTwo women were voluntary witnessesyesterday Thoy wore Dr Sophie IiSchool of 070 Park avenue and Mrs Wil

P manager of n singingat BOO avenue Dr

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inndo tho ears close anticonsequently tho air breathed was injuriousto Mrs heating thatthe voice of many of herpupils had thti dirt nodsoot in through her windows fromthe tunnel

Auditor Cooki Itrnenrd long Ago

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fourteen ItPresident MIleH of the department

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The trials of Fire Commissioner JohnJ Scsnnell and William L Marks for al

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ment will take the Criminal Branch-of the Supreme Court instead of in the

of General Sessions by decision ofMcA lara of the Supreme Court

mode yesterday Ho says

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to remove trial trolls theof ienoral Sessions to this bo-

cnuM of diameter of this cases hIgho lton of ofllrlal the publicity

nnd notoriety already givers nndto the rhnrws anti b caiiv and dimcult intentions Involved that ought to oe

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Importance to the trial Is that the dethat has In

nil the tran ctlont which are called InLIOn by the advice of the law olttwr of the

hU duties Various dim

to ditties In awarding contractson behalf of nsthe extent to which U

tncteil by the advice of the CorporationCoun

Viwn argument learned DistrictAttorney that the it of theapplication would bo n reflection upon the

i s the court of BeMuch a eston had never been madebefore though the Power 1msfor many years nor has removal or acmne from an Inferior toever no Thethe statute n right of removal for goodcause shown entitles a In a proper

to such removal and Ifreflection It l ono of legislative origin

Tho thedelay that result from a ThereIs no for such fear The AppellateDivision hns already

In this StatS to hold Part Idnrlnc September next and If In the opinion-of the thethe Appellate Division or the Qovornorupon more suggestion of the DistrictAttorney may a for the Imms

IndictmentsDistrict Attorney contended that

tho reference of to the Corpora-tion Counsel was merely for onthe law and not on sums to be paidfor Goldsmith A Bronnercounsel for the defendants said after thedecision that areon a motion to quash the indictments ontho that not chargetho commission

CROP covflmovs IMPROVED

OMelet Report of the Benefit by Rain

WASinjfOTON July 80 The regularweekly crop bulletin of the Weather Bureauissued today gives the following general

prevailed during the greaterpart of week throughout tho centralvalleys the temperatures during thelast three days were more moderate Goodrains have fallen over a large part of thodrought area in the Mississippi and upperMissouri valleys but drought conditionshave become more erlom In the Ohiovalley and Tennessee where the week hasbeen except in a few localities-In the Atlantic coast districts the weatherconditions have been generally favorableexcept over portions of the Carolinas andVirginia whore rain Is now needed Theconditions were also favorable on thePacific roast

Recent rains have improved late corn inportions of Nebraska Kansas Oklahomaand Missouri but tho early crop was prac-

tically ruined before the rains came InIowa the crop has sustained loss Injurythan In the before mentioned States andtho rainfall has been copious anti well dis-

tributed In the great corn States east ofthn Itlver over northernIllinois drought and excessive heat have

disastrous effectscons which in now In a critical condition-In Michigan and throughout thoMiddle States and Nowthe corn crop lit in fine condition Interwisest harvest Is general on the NorthPacific coast with Rood

Harvesting of wheat is well advanced over tim portion of the

wheat In thesouthern River district Prematureripening reduced the and qual

tho over tho southernof tho wheat region although thothreshing returnsin Iowa were anticipated In NorthDakota and tho cropline sustained but little from

Oats have delayed rains In Michi-gan of premature ripening continue

theU Indicated In the Middle Atlantlo

of cotton over thepart of the cotton belt Is Improved good

anti clean fieldsreported In Missouri Arkansas

Texas however the crop contlnuoH to need rain

In tho Ohio Volley nnd Tennessee tobaooocontinues to from but In

and Tenncswo It has withstoodthe unfavorable conditions well In NewEngland and the Middle and South AtlnntloStates crop less

Tho In the central valleys hasbeen further Injured byand n Indicated In thoMiddle Atlantic States and Now England

GIRL SAYS HE nnvaaED nun

Altered HcA1litr Tactics of a Wllllamttrarg-Hirtier

Charles Praentl a harbor of 5JS Marcyavenue VllllimsburK hen John Primrosea rnnchlnlstof 109 Lorlmor street arraignedIn tho avenue court yesterdayon a summons for having threatened tokill him Primrose said that Praentl hadmet his soraitoonyearold sister VlolotPrimrose at Conoy Island about ton daysngo and lured her to a hotel In BushwIcU-nvcniw Wllliam bure whore titter

licr 1m had detained her allsiSter the story

wlitreupon tho l suwl a war-rant tho barber on charges of crltaInal assault

First NationalKcpnbllc Merger

Tlio entire force of officers anti clerksof the National Bank of th Republic willl taken over by the First National Hanknnd chocks upon the National Bank of theRepublic outstanding sifter Aug 10 willlx honored by the First National CharlesH Htout of the of thoRepublic It Is uiKlorxtoml n m

post In the FIrst Nntlonalnnd It was yesterday that howill have charge if takenover from the Ilatik of tIm Republic

JUyor Van Wick Takti Aacut OH

Mayor Vnn Wyck will go on his vacationtomorrow Ho will It at Sea Brightand at Saratoga Presidentof tho will bo Mayor while Van

U and lie will probably havethe honor full month

i tc College Proffiior hlp FilledLBWISTON Mn July 30 Dr C W A

Vedltz has been elected professor of so-

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WuHJKOTOrt Tha TreasuryDepartment hag completed Ua record ofthe Import and commerce of the

for year ended JuneFrom this It appears that

the total value of imported articles wasS23 73018 considerable falling off from

1900 when the imports amounted to841184 The exports during year re-

cently closed were valued at I4 77S5MTu against In the year beforeThe trade that is exccw of

Imports was 1466083641Although the value of imports duringtho year was In 1900 there was a

Imports of articlesand luxuries

and this fact is taken by the Treasury De-

partment aa an indication of the generalprosperity The importation of luxuriesconstituted JSJ per cent of the whole

The other Imports were In the followingproportions of food and2475 per cent articles in a crude conditionthat enter into the various processes ofdomestic centwholly or partially manufactured for useas manufactures andmechanic arts articles manu-factured ready for consumption 37S percent

The were in the followingAgriculture 8404 cent as

6098 in 1000 manufactures 33lt per centas against 316S mining produCts 369 per-cent as against 3T6J

miscellaneous as against 34cent

The notable increases In our lastwere In sent to the following

countries Germany as

against IJ32Me20 16484738 asagainst 13890080 Sweden and111844153 as against 110434407Kingdom t 3l20 263 u against

AXBUCKLXS USE THeiR OWN SUITS

Cit LOOM From Coffee BtoMUhly ComMaonow fat Fight With Sigar Treat

The statement was made yesterdaythat the Arbuckl Brothers coffee mer

who have long been at war with thehave with a view to further

strengthening their opposition cut loosefrom a combination of steamship companieswhich has hitherto had a virtual monopolyof the coffeecarrying trade between thisport and Brazil This combination Is knownas the Brazil steamship pool and consists-of the Pumice Lamport Sloman and Holtlines They a regular rate of36 a a rebate at the

It Is said that the rebate question is themain thing that inducedto break the steamship combinationThis rebate is on extent of thecoffeo Import of each firm and the Import

a rebate who did notcombination his entire patronage TheSugar Trust Imports all

firm of Co who have beenthe importers to do enoughbusiness to receive the highestviewed the Trusttheir rivals were thus getting more thanIts share of the theArbucklefl nt a decided disadvantage Intho wwraro

pool steamvessels but the charteredthe stalling vessel and foursteamers The first named vesselfrom Brazil yesterday with acoffee Tho Gotardo withanother cargo is now on the way from Santots At office of Buck Aof the combination It was predicted

that tho Arbucklonto financial Interest to return cargoto thorn when vessels for charter werescarcer than at present

DREAD TRUST

Ono of AntlTrut Van Wyclci Law Clerkian Incorporalor

It was reported yesterday that WilliamA Brewer Jr President of the Washing-ton Life Insurance Company is to be thePresident of the National Bread Companyalso known as tho Bread Trust whichWAS recently incorporated in Trenton witha capital stock of 3000000 Of the threeincorporators Paul F Loner 1s said to bea law office of Augustus VanWycU J J Roach Is In office of

Ilntermyer A Marshalland John H Strange was at one time Presi-dent of the WashingtonCompany Charles Francis Jones

with Emits brokersin the Consolidated Stock and PetroleumExchange 88 street is reported-to be the

Wabaiht EitnulomtPresident Ramsey of the Wabash Rail

road is authority for the statement thatChief Engineer Patterson is at work on

an extension of that roadwater Ohio to the

River This extension which will give-a direct line from to thoRiver will completed before Christmas

Railroad Will Consolidate

The half dozen railroads which com-prise tho Rutland system are to be mergedinto one corporation This will makea 30J nillos in length which Is con-trolled Dr W and Frostdent Clement Dr Webb has con-siderably over 1000000 In Improving the

Cotton Ileport Stay Bo Delayed

Victor II Olmsteod acting statistician-In the Department of Agriculture haswritten to King of the Now YorkCotton Exchange ho be ableto comply with the latters to with

Government cotton report until

financial

A Critical Time la Wall StreetFrom 10 to 3 when the Stock Etchingsopen n trailer needs every advantage-

It U critical time A vital hit of Informa-tion on n stock an Item of news on thegeneral market may b of supreme Im-

portance Many n broker has foundtInt It him handsomely to havo theNews bulletin mid News Ticker of HowJones t Co at hnncl These trainedexperts news from all over theworld It Instantly In tholrNews tlullvtlns nnd News Tickers no that

service Is simply Invaluable to n WallHtrcet oftlco low Jones A Co Is theoldest news agency In Wnll StreetIwKKtn wlvlom inod Judgment and eff-iciency In Ratherlna anti publishing newsThe cot of the service Is trilling comparedwith thu security antI satisfaction of knowInc that you hare the bet there Is In WallStreet

The TeuTer Rio Grande Railroad Co181 Uroadway V V

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nrhanre for Hi Interim CtrUQcaKs heretofore It-

iiid and will InUrtit al the of ft perannum on the said May

June 30 IDOl inclusiveIf nOOTH Secretary

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Peoria and St IoaU Railway Companyf Iltlnoli and of Income Mortgage anti

Common Stock of the Utcafleld sad MadUoaRailway Company

It appearing to the Intertit of holders of the aborenamed erurttle that Income Mortgage ladbe converted Into new First Preferred Slack and thatsale thereof be In bulk and a a unit andthat the conrertM arcurlllei tw heldmanartd and old as a majority and In bulk anAgreement to aceonpiuh said purposes and otherobjects has been entered Into by holders of the aboveipcrlAed aecurlUe to the amount o over a majorityof the Income Uortc r Bonds of etch ot said corepants and of all the Common stock and nearly amajority of the Preferred stock of the Chicago PeoriaA St Railway Company under whichmeet July lth 1801 and lodged willspotltary the undersigned hue been constituteda Securltyholdera committee

Ilnlden of the above ipedfled Deeds and Stockshereby art offered the opportunity of depositingtecurlllee under salt Agreement andbeneflU thereof on or before August 31 1101 with

First National Dankof the City of New York uDepositary i

Negotiable Trust Certificates win be laaoed toethe deposited securities

Coplat of the Agreement may be had from theSecretary ol the Committee

Dated New York July lTHOMAS

ChairmanCHARLBI F1C W CLARK

Secorttyholden1 Commute30LUVAN A CROXIWELL Counsel

48 WIU Street N YT C WELLMAN Secretary

27 Pine Bt N Y

THE DENVER RIO GRANDE

RAILROAD COMPANYN-

otice Is hereby linn to holders of the preferreditock of the luc Grande Western Itallwty Companythat on and after July 17 and until October 11801this company will rerelre their preferred stock at Itsoffice No 183 llroadway New York City and issueIn exchange therefor preferred shares ol this companyu promptly at It Is practicable on the huts of elevenID shares of the preferred stock of this company-

for ten 10 shares ot the preferred stock of the RioGrand Western Railway Company

All stock cerlincatei presented for exchange mustbe properly endorsed and hays the necessary revenueitampn sExed

No fractional shares will be leaned but provisionwill be made for the assignment of rights attachingto fractional holdings

BUGAR n DOOm Secretary

WE OFFER A LIMITED AMOUNT OF

Britannia Mining Company

Stock Copper

of Butte Montana-at S300 per share

Cash dlildends paid last fiscal year 15

Descriptive Circular nfneturci and other d l furnished on

C H WHITE COBANKERS

71 Broadway New Yorks ST IIOSTON

DetermIning the character and unsocialol llroker U i tin

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1 abo free upon receipt of ten

f noarrolneotonitomon Bcrrlo vaseCelled today

HAIGHT FREESE CO83 BROADWAY NEW YORK

BANKK1U41 WALL ST N V

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Securities

List of current ofcrlngi sent onTransact general banking builneii

Receive subject to drift Illrldendl andInterest collected and remitted Act J FIscAl Agenti

and negotiate and l u loans of railroads strutrailways gai companies tie Securitiessold on commission Ucmberi of NewEicbuoga

Issue Travollors1

Letters of Creditavailable throughout the world

PHILADELPHIA COWIE3POVDKNT-3GItAIIAH KKKII A CO

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44 and 46 Broadway New York

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49 Wall M Nrv YorkCoupons due August I ISO nf tits Second llort

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P Morgan 4 Co New York-II C ANSIEV Treasurer

Vnlteil Steel CorporationNKW YORK July 1901

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A new record of dulrxse for theyear was on the Stock

trmnuctlpn WOO

In excess af 900000 shares Eventhe States stocks were corn

though all Indicationsto a formal termination of the strikeportion of iu employee within

next fortyeight hours London toolpractically no Interest In the speculationbusiness at that centre beingby the fortnightly settlement which willbe concluded tomorrow and by the supension of business from next Friday after-noon until the following Tuesday morningThe attitude of important domestic In

forest toward the market can easily bsurmised Several of them have withoutdoubt been active since the first ofmonth In minimizing as far aswise to them the effects upon speculativesentiment of the unfavorable crop condltions and the labor troubles Now thatthe drought In the principal grainproduring States has been broken and thestrike of the iron and steel workers wittually ended they have probably takeradvantage of the recovery in tomarket at least of thethey bought earlier In the month

With liquidation on an extensive scalecompleted and a fairly large short interestcreated the Interests referred to havingplaced themselves In position to come Intothe market again as buyers should anynew untoward developments occur feelfree to leave the market largely to ItselfThis means that Room traders and opera-tors of small caliber may play with fluctua-tions wltliln narrow limits pending theharvesting of the crops and the returnto business of a Urge of the publicwhich at this season h able toindulge its desire for teat and recreationThe circumstances enumerated aa wellaa the absence from the city of nearly allof the bankers capitalists and railwayfinanciers whose cooperation is essentialto the starting of a substantial upwardmovement in prices would seem to pre-clude any such movement for several weeks-to come

The opening of the stock market wasIn the main steady and a fractional Improvement In prices took place during

The dulness howeverInvited selling on the part of the profes-sional element and toward the close theadvocates of lower prices suggested a re-currence of unfavorable weather in theWest and also because of the absence-of definite news from Plttsburg of aagreement between the UnitedStool Corporation and the Amalgamatedassociation reports wore circulated thata hitch had In the negotiations-for a selling ofthe shares of tho trunk lines ofthe transcontinental roads and of thesteel stocks followed the circulation ofthree reports In consequence all of theearly improvements was out andfinal prices wore as a rule those ofyesterday Declines of a little more thana point were sustained by Union PaclfloAtchison and St Paul which lead the

list In respect to activity Rock Islandand Missouri Pacific on light transactionsclosed 3 and 2 points lower respectively-than last night In other Issues the netlosses were plainly the result of an absence-of Interest

The total transactions In the Steel stockswere barely 75000 shares and they closedonly fractionally lower than last nightAmalgamated Copper was exceptionallystrong but retained only a little of theearly advance of nearly two points Anumber of the less active Issues wore unaffected by tho dulness and the prevailingreactionary tendency Conspicuous amongthem wore Great Northern preferredNorfolk and Western St Lawrence andAdirondack St Louis Southwestern Issuesparticularly the preferred andKansas and Texas The dealingswere also exceptionally light but tho market for them was firm On the curb therewas a continuation of the demand for Con-

solidated Tobacco gold 4s and a moderateamount of trading In American Can Issuesand In Kansas City Fort Scott and Mem-

phis The SubTreasury was a debtor-at the Clearing House this morning to theextent of nearly 400000 chiefly onof gold received at Pacific Coastbut paid for hero Since last Friday thenet result of the various operations between the banks and the SubTreasuryla a loss by the banks of tlMSOOJ Theclosing was generally heavy at thelowest prices for tho majority of

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