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BVEfiriyg pBDaBft-PHtaADBiipja:!' mondayf .September 21, jjjg.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL SITUATION AT HOME AND ABROAD-MARKET REPORTS
BOND TRADING IS
RESUMED HERE ON
MORE ACTIYE BASIS
Committees Supervising
Sales Lift Bars and Decide
to Permit Salesmen to Go
After New Business.
No week since, the outbreak of hos
tilities jn curopo 1ms opened under moro
fnorablo conditions than tho present
cne. Tho thins of jnost Import locntly
was tlio, announcement today of thu
Commlttco on Unlisted Securities that
trading would ho allowed by Philadel
phia houses, under lca rigid rules than
have been In effect heretofore. Brokers
nnd Investment hankers nro now per
mitted to send out salesmen nnd to so
licit business by telephone, hut tho
transactions must bo mado with tho
approvnl of tho committee. Similar
rulings with icgnrd to bond trading by
members of tho l'hllndclphk Stock Kx
chanRo wcie nunounccd today by tho
Special Committee of Five. Tho only
dlfferenco Is that tho transaction must
bo lnndlcd through tho Stock UxchniiKe
commlttco instead of tho Committee on
Unlisted Securities.
The olllclal announcement of tho com
mlttco i cads:
"On nnd after Monday, September 21,
1914, nnd until further notlco, Philadel
phia houses dealing In securities may
solicit business by nlesmei, or by tele
phone, under tho followlnB conditions:
"All unlisted Securities beforo belnpc of
fered must bo submitted In writing, to the
Committee on Unlisted Securities, who
will place minimum prices at which sales
will bo approved Dculors may otter only
securities which the actually own, and
then, only at pi Ices not less than tho
minimum prices IKed by tho committee.
Each and every s.ilo consummated, must
be promptly reported to tho Committee.
"So eirculnis or lists of offering's shnll
be mailed bv any dealers until furthor
notice, except nt tho ien.uest of cus
tomers. "All transactions must bo mado for
cash, and no trade based on exchange of
accurities will bo sanctioned
"We wish to cmphnslzo tho fact that
ortorinsi mado must bo of securities
actually owned by tho denlers making
the offerings
"All busing or selling ordeis In securi
ties not uctunlli owned must bo submit
ted to the lommlttec. If tho commlttco
too liming or helling orders in secuil
tles so submitted, they will try to com
plete the transaction."
Another favorable indication of tjho
bctt'r feeling apparent In financial chclos
was tho announcement that the Kaltimoio
6toik i:ihango had today resumed trad
ing, biokeis being permitted to mako sale?
at prleis as of .luly 3, when tho stock
exchange officially closed A special
Committee of rivo will supeivlso nil
transactions It was nnnouneed also that
tho Stoik Exchanges nt Sidney and
Adelald, Atibttulla, had leopeucd this
morning
Baltimore brokers expressed general
eatlsf.ii lion after ttyout today ot tho
plan for limited trading In slocks and
bonds
Ordus to buy nnd sell, (lied with tho
Commute uf Five of tho Stock Ex
change, whii.li is required .to pass on
euch transactions, weio about equal,
and absent o of largo offerings strength
ens the bell, f in soma quatters that tho
cxchingi- i an go a s.tcp fnithoi and
permit uniostrlctcd Bales, of unlisted
bonds, owned by dealers, without
daiurcr
Ileporta from London Indicate a bet
ter general feeling, with a gi cater de
fire on the pait of Invcitois to get Into
tho market. Passing of dividends of
come of the important Industrial com
pan) s has testrlcted somewhat tho
general volume of trading; hut tho gen
eral diii't lias not been In any way
depressing rntelgn exchange rntos
Continue oa-ler, ur.d a leturn to near
normal Is expected to follow the work
ing out of plans for tho organization
of tho new Jl'AOOO.OrtO gold pool, to
which the Pedernl Reserve nanrd has
Ellen its fctini-tlon.
It s announced tliat tho German war
loan has bten oversubscribed by about
JC", mi mm i), cauvo of tho success ot
this loon final terms of payment have
been pst,unP( untu December.
Tins-Hti,,in (!, trading gioups In
hew oih. vveio small In volume through
out th, diy and tho changes were mod
erately i,i,ulai Hiooklvn Rapid Trun
in w 13 a moat prominent fcntuiu, bolng
In good d. nniiHl for fniily laigo amounts
at ul.iit tho dosing pileo on July TO,
and th, i, iwio inquiiU-s for Central
Intli. i hi llglit icccsalons. jrho cop
P" 'onipaiativcly Inff8& supply
with tniiM- issiitM offe-rcd by somo at
about ti, ifht piices so fur icported.
fcal's In I'lilliidelplii-i today Included:
lAhUh iiicy, (.p,,, .ortbeiii Central,
new stn lv, si s ile of Angli.-Amoileati
Oil In vric vvno mudo nt liV
rmi.ii. (dil.i Company common htock
U'l 1 lit 'II lodnv. linrhiine'i ,1 Ifntti
BESSEMER BONDHOLDERS
URGED TO MAKE DEPOSITS
Minority Committee Is Investigating'
Interest Default on Co.'s Securities.
Holdero of Dlrmltigham, Eneley and
Ucssomcr Italtroad coupon drat 5 por cent,
bonds, Interest on which was defaulted
on September 1, wore today requested
by tho Minority Rondholdors' Commlt
tco to deposit their bonds with tho Amer
ican Trust Compnny In Boston or with
tho AVest Knd Trust Company In this
city, which In tho ngont of tho Amer
ican Trust Company.
Invcstois In this city hold approximate
ly JMO.0O0 of the bonds, nnd liotdors of
about $1,000,00) of thorn have agreed to,
deposit thorn with tho commlttco. Tho
Minority Commltteo Is now conducting nn
Investigation Into tho affairs of tho
Birmingham, Ensley and Bessemer nail
road, Mcmborn of tho Minority Committee
are: Chairman, S. II. Cunningham, Bos
ton: Oscar It. Daro, Philadelphia; Boyd
McDowell, Elmlrai J. N. II. Campbell,
Hartford, and Gcorgo T. Wood, Louisville,
BANKS HERE WILL
CONTRIBUTE TO
GOLD POOL FUND
Clearing House Meets to
Consider How Sum Will
Be Divided "We Are
All Ready," Says Rue.
Philadelphia will contrlbuto $S,000,000
toward the $100,000,000 fund which wilt
bo raised by bankers In tho United
Statos to relievo tho foreign exchange
situation.
This became known after tho meeting
of the Clearing IIouso Association this
afternoon, called to consider tho amount
that banks In this city would supply.
Members of tho association, after tho
meeting, would make no announcement
of what took place, but It Is understood
that tho amount agreed on was $8,000,000.
Levi Ij. Itue, chairman ofthe Clearing
House Commlttco and president of tho
Philadelphia National Bank, said that the
institutions In this city would subscribo
whatever amount Secretary of tho Treas
ury McAdoo shall decide. Ho said that
Information had not yet reached this
cltyclty as to tho exact amount Institu
tions hero will bo nsked to furnish.
"Philadelphia stands ready to furnish
her quota," bald Mr. Itue.
I Tow tho Individual banks wilt contrlb
uto to the fund could not bo learned, nor
bow the amount will bo divided among
them.
Formation of a syndicate will be the
llrst actual business that will be done.
It Is believed and not more than two or
threo days will be needed for this, nt
the most. In this syndicate there will be
Included tho city banks In tho rescrvo
cities of Xevv York, Chicago and St.
Louis. SI n co many large cities ate listed
as country banks these may also bo
nsked to conti Unite
It Is understood thnt assessments will
be mado genet ally In proportion to the
gold holdings of banks. On completion
of tho sjndlcnte. subscribers will bo ask
ed to forward 23 per cent, of their sub
set Iptions, $23,000,000, to Now York. An
olllcer of tho Clearln gHnttso Associ-i-tlon
today expressed tho opinion that a
lnigo part. If no"t nil of this J25.OCO.OoO.
would bo forwarded to tho treasurer of
tho Dominion of Canada, at Ottawa, soon
after its receipt.
INCREASE IN FIRE
INSURANCE PREMIUM
COLLECTIONS HERE
Gain of $46,182 Noted in
Receipts of All Companies
in First Half of Year.
Total. Exceeded $3,000,-000.
Gain of 48,182 la recorded In the amount
of fire Insurance premiums collected hero
during tho first six months of this year
by all of tho companies doing business
In Philadelphia. Total collections for tho
porlod aggregated $3,001,081. as against
$3,M5,402 In the first hair of 1913.
Of tho total collections botwcoti Jan
uary 1 and Juno 30 this jcar, incomo of
Philadelphia stock companies totaled
$550,113,' Philadelphia mutual companies,
$106,497; Pennsylvania State companies,
$127,732; Mow England companies, $152,213;
Now Ttotk companies, $702,821; Now Jor
soy companies, $133,699: Southern com
panies, $61,062; Wcstorn companies, $190,
080, and foreign companies, $763,459.
Liverpool and London and Olobo Com
pany, a foreign corporation, heads tho
list of Individual companies, with Incomo
receipts during the period of $117,590. Firo
Association of Philadelphia Is second In
the list, with a recorded premium Incomo
of $113,606.
Tho following tablo gives a record of
tho payments received by Philadelphia
stock and mutual companies during tho
period, compared with incomo for tho
llrst six months of 1913:
PHILADELPHIA STOCK COMPANIES
11)13.
$12,501
s,ooa
ll.SM
107,0
A,SkS RECEIVER FOR
BIG POWER COMPANY
Stockholder Charges Insolvency and
Mismanagement of International Co.
TRT5NTON, N. J Sopt. 21,-Henry W.
Hull, of New York, a stockholder, today
mndo application In tho Court of Chancery
for the appointment of a rncclvor for tho
International Power Company, alleging
that the company Is Insolvent and charg
ing mismanagement by officers.
Chancellor Walker made an order for
the company to show cause hero on Oc
tober 6 why a receiver should not be ap
pointed. His is a rcnowal of an appli
cation mado somo tlmo ago, but net
pressed.
SALES FORCE COMING HERE
Cambria Steel Co. to Locate Depart
ment In This City.
Tho Cambria Steel Company's entlro
sales department Is to bo located In
Philadelphia after October 1st. with
main offices In the Morris Building, Chest
nut street west of Broad street.
At present the Males department of the
steel plant Is located with tho Arm's main
plant In Johnstown, Pn. In bringing the
sales department to this city the Cnmbla
Company counts on getting closor to the
markots of Philadelphia, Now York and
the Hast,
It was rumored that tho company con
templated opening extensive branch of
fices In tho moro Important South Ameri
can cities within tho next few months.
While no ono connected with tho com
pany In this city would talk of such a
plan, no denial was mad,o when the ques
tion wns nsked one of tho department
heads who wns visiting In Philadelphia
tlil morning.
WHEAT NERVOUS
AND CHOPPY UNDER
SLOW PRESSURE
Early Prices Higher on
Strength of Spot at Liver
pool, But Weakness Fol
lows Selling by Speculators.
inu
Alllnnco $$,56.1
American
younty lS(,.'i
lire Association 1I.:,mni
UTILITY DEFERS DIVIDEND
West Penn Traction Directors Say
Co. Must Conserve Its Cash Resources
West Penn Traction Company has de
feircd pavment of Its preferred stock
dividend. Tho list disbursement was l'j
per cent., made on July 13, this yenr.
In announcing this action Its Hxccu
tIo Commlttco issued tho following
statement:
"On account of tho present business
depression It appears that the cas.li le
qulrements of this company dining the
j oars 1914 and IJli. may nbsorb tho cash
resources, because of Its obligations to
make laige payments for constructions
and additions to Its plant nnd property.
Tho company has on deposit a large
const! ttctlon fund, but in tho expenditure
thereof It Is under contract to mako a
parallel cxpendlturo out of Its earnings
during those years."
I'ranklln
e-lrurd
Independence
lnuran-o Co. of North
America
Insurance. Co of Statn of
I'onnsyUanK
I.utnltermcn'H
Mechanics'
I'ennslvanfa
Philadelphia Underwriters'
llollnnce
United firemen's
is.sji
1T.M7
1,035
83,733
30,527
lT,tlIJ
.14.7.' I
tll.OV)
10.4H7
lir.'JIl
:n,.-.3
$5W,11s
!iN.'!,iy
47,7.' 1
1.W0
77,703
."(1,8.12
IS 4i)'l
V),l)3"i
77,hS
1S,4S-,
14.US1
:)5,L'03
ri27.U!)'J
FHU.ADCL.rHIA MUTUAL, companhm.
Atlantic S1CS
Kxclmnce
I'rankford fi,77l
llraphlo Arts l,2iil
llldo nnd Leather a.'l
InilcpuiJent
Kejsionc 11.M1J
.Munton llMHiu
Manufacturers and Me-
clinncls'
Mutual As-urnnce .", 2lo
Muti.nl (lermantown . ... 13,sn
Mum il rire, Mnrino and
Inland "01
National 7.S1I
National Petroleum .... ill
Patnt Trade SUU
I'ennsjlinnlii Lumber
men's 2,077
Philadelphia Contribution
ship 11, SW
I'lilUitelphla Man ufae-
turers 17.PS2
Southern States 2ao
Stnndnrd S,!'
Transportation KM
United htates Merchants' ...
$182
113
r,,'.ni
i,:u v
4. '3
si
12.P.72
11,577
200
." (1(17
111 .11 1
2IkS
4,2117
1.01MI
2.SS-,
11,314
23 1.17
211!
D.7VN
llll
ins
$10U,497
$iou,m
Insurance Compnny of tho State ot
Pennsylvania has been granted lleenso to
write marine business In Xew York State
through J. S. F!C)llnhuhen It intends
to wrlto war ilsks for moderate amounts.
John O. Simmons hns been appointed
suburban general ngent for the Insttranco
Company of tho State of I,enntlvaiila.
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
The totnl of electric generating capacity
and power purchased for uso at tho an
thracite mines la 73,311 kilowatts, which
Is approximately rifunl to 103,400 horse
power. Tho horsepower produced by
steam at tho mines is given na 631,233 In
tho last annual report of tha Bureau of
Mines of Pennsylvania.
The Cleveland Hallway Company has
beon authorized by tho Ohio Public
Utilities Commission to Issuo and sell nt
par pro rata to tho company's stock
holders $1,0S,COO common stock. The pro
ceeds are to bo used for extensions nnd
Improvements and t orelmburso the
treasury for capital expenditures already
made.
The Ohio Publlo Utilities Commission
hn.s authorized tho Massllloti Gas and
Klcctrlc Company to sell JU8.000 first
mortgage G per cent, bonds at SO.
Contracts with 673 customers for GOj
kilowatts of lighting nnd 303 horse
power In motors were closed In tho week
ending September 1 by tho Minneapolis
General Uloctrlc Company.
To establish Irilgatlnn and power
plants In Western States, tho National
Hjdro-nicctrlo nnd Conservation Com
pnny has been Incorporated in Delaware
with a capital ot $10,000,000.
CHICAGO, Sept. 21,-Tho wheat market
today was a nervous and choppy affair.
There was fairly Important absorption on
rob ting commission orders on declines
and apparently plenty of selling pressure
at an advanco of 1 to l?i from Satur
day's close. The entire rango covered
was 2& to Z cents. Early prices wore
higher, being affected by tho strength of
Ispot whont at Liverpool nnd tho week's
showing of world's exports, which Indi
cated that America was supplying tho
great bulk of tho world's needs. Actual
export clearances today wero 887,000
bushel. Values weakened sharply at one
tlmo on free selling principally by local
speculators, who noted a diminution In
tho publlo demand for wheat and saw
wcaknoss In tho markets of the north-
"west, reports of coming shutdowns of
four of tho five Minneapolis milts and a
large Increase In the ivlslblo hupply.
Sales of tho cash article were 630,000
bushel. Futures closed U to cent
hlshcr.
Corn was Irregular and nervous, with
prlcon about as much tibovo as below
Saturday's closo at times. Tho demand
was small, but thero wero export in
quiries at all tho markets that have
corn available. Tho cash article ruled
steady to firm here, and generally firmer
elsewhere. Sales of cash corn wero 83,000
bushels. Futures closed U to a, CCnt
higher.
There was a large Undo in oats and tho
market was neivous and lnegular A
heavy export demand wns In evidence,
and tho sales here wete liberal. Tho
country Is selling nothing to arrlvo
Sales of tho cash artlclo wero 630.000
bushels, mostly for export. Futures
closed Vt cent higher.
Provisions wero easier with the support
poor. Tho selling was of the scattered
commission sort.
AFTER MONEY HOARDERS
Treasury Department Begins Inquiry
of Complaints Against Banks.
Following tho announcement by Secre
tary of the Treasury MoAdoo that he will
withdraw emergency currency from banks
which have been denying loans for legiti
mate commercial purposes, It was an
nounced today that Comptroller Williams
Is Investigating complaints of this sort.
Tho complaints Indicate that the banks
demand abnormally high rates of Inter
est. Tho Comptroller, It Is understood,
Is telegraphing the banks to furnish him
with a list of loans and tho rates charged
In each Instance.
Where It Is Indicated thnt a bank re
fused a loan because of Insufficient funds
tho Comptroller hns docldod to Investi
gate the reason of this shortago, nnd
will advise tho bnnk to tnke out emer
gency currency. Investigations conducted
thus far show that banks aro not at
fault.
CARRIAGE SALES
BIG, DESPITE THE
ADVENT OF AUTOS
Leading futures ranged ns follows
Saturdaj's
wneni wpen iukm iov, rinip ciosc.
September .. 1 lli
December .. 1 14W 1.11
May 12U$ i 22
e.orn mow uemeryj
1 12i 1
l.llIU i:
1 11,
v&
1 1U,
'1 u.
1 20S
MAYOR. BLANKENBURG RESTING
Chief Executlvo Remains at Homo
Today Owing to Fatigue.
Maor Iilnnkenbuig did not go to his
ofllce at City Hall tills morning owing
to fntiguo as tho nsult ot a long auto
mobile ride ostcrday.
At the Ulankenburg home this morning
It was said the city's chief executive had
decided to spend the day resting and that
npait from being tiled ho was feeling
well.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
International Illxh Freed Steel, reKtilar seml
at.miil : rcr rent., pujabfe September 27.
fiold nnd Stock Telesraph. regular quarterly
1J5 per cent, pajablo October 1.
Ohio fuel Hunplv, lecular quarterly 2 per
cent., pajablo Oi-totier in
Sjndlrate Film Company, Initial 7 per cent
on both clashes of stock pajablo Ottober 1
r i,i if.. nil! ,,t,ln,i ,,.., ,,,,,,,,.1 ., IO si'HK til ncnrii nppicmnei ill I nero nas
of tills ellj win attend tile an mm I s- ni3 charged off to depreciation J121 coo.
September
ueccmocr
May
Oats
September
Uecember
Mn . ...
fjird
September
October .
January .
Hlbs
Heptomber October
January .
1'ork
September
januar
an
Mi,
7n.
W.l
1ST",
4!i
47',
CP-I
tl OT
1017
'Moon
.10 M)
P.ftT
10 '.0
10 93
n i2
7nt4
7&
oso
"1 .1.'
10 05 tlOU7
.... '11 41
... tl)'l7
10 (10 10 -2
47',
riWj
0 1.2
II i",
'10 2.'
11.4-,
11 o-10,
Illd. tAskcd.
.20 ST 20 ST 20 30
IT fi "17 SI
20 55 f- ST
Sevcial life' Insurance medical directors!
ihoimm W. Tlure nic olden belli wujs
" ' ' ias impiovcmcnt at to
FINANCIAL NOTES
rul i, turns of tho national banks of
lliluidelptila to the Comptroller of tho
Cun i, y ns f Hcptemher VI show thoy
ini-ir i-.ni nUr ,,, pheulatlon 5,Ta,S!U
oer lmi rt Tntul clieulntion outstnnd
liu: .ii ,, titi mher U was ?17.SI,S75, com
jaied iwtu ui.s,7Sit nn Juno 30 This is
th- lir,.. st nt,. (iiculntton icpoited by
the 'j, ii banks fclnee May U, WW, when
It tt.,0,1 nl J1TCS.C13. u murks an ex
pansmi, ,,r s,oi!,,Ka rr0ln tlm ,ow ,BVCl
of i i ears, fU.SS.CS.'. rerouted on
June i, I'M
Juhu Willys, president of tho Over
lend e'ompmy. has joined tho "buy-a-
i,f hf"coV"n" "wvtment. He Im.i
be light a b ile of cotton for each of tho
.. ""rl:,n,l dealeis In tno South. He
eax he uiu buy n additional i.alo for
e-ch Overiin.j car sold during the two
months ending I'oember 17.
Th.. Sujjtreasury lost 3JOO0O to banks
on bttuiday and sineo Fillay J1I2.CW.
a.!l0 .' ul"m!t a,,(l Uel;1 Mining Com
com, , , r.,;,'cw',l ls steel construction
f." , lhty 1,at' "eon held up sliico
hc beginning of the European war.
lltthnte,ra3..!,n cea tno icsular
vlaL , ,h'Ulll'l"'la Stock Kxchange
inu 'rJ. I'1","1""11 American Telephone
nu lelegrapl! eomortlblo 1.
the"firm , ''.m1"."' lms withdrawn from
tne firm of uiuiiu. Moiris &. Co.
PUBLIC UTILITY EARNINGS
nil Increase.
Kl.MIUA WATHIX. UQUT AN'P RAIMlOAIV
I'our nvntha" uros... . n'.5l J41,n2l
Sot after taxea 131.045 1T.10(
t-r.ui HncuiHTtcs conrortATio.v
AllBUbt gromi 'SUi? 11 SOI
Net eirnliiff HJHj 4,rtis
TWLIVO ravmin ziusn,.. .....i.,.. ii)l hU'i
jfit eurnliiss 1,1 Jo 170 luiuio
APlUO.N'DAf'K i:t.KCTHH" I'OWKIt coni'.-
July itrosfl ;2. 14J J4,Klo
Net . . , ..-'"T '.an'
Net 2!i),US. 87.HSB
TWIN eirV I.INKS-
Flral weK September. .. IK.1,211 'Ml 120
jan 1 t" 8P'. 1 8.2JU4tiS ntoOoo
MT WHITNI3V POWKJt 'AND ELEQTrtlC-
August Kross J5,1T J.Viins
Net after lane , 3 n, lull n 4in
TweUe months' gross .. R.14 OS1 113.,'H
Net after t"e Sim.iso Srt.iot
CONSOI.IDATKD OAS, FI.ncrRIC MOHT
and i6wnn.
iear ended Juno 30 1011 Inc.
lirosj ?8.40,IK9 f2V! H21
Net J,Ot,7,uTS 'SI.TIS
Decrease
slons of the medical section, American
Life coincntlon. which will bo held In
Dallas, Tex., on Octolxr 7.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
Dec.
$7 I tcl
9i,lll
Doc.
$27 -vn
I1- 0S1
WAR AIDS HOSIERY MILLS
The grust,
:.iiiins of tho Lehigh Valley
T,.,,., r. -""" oi mo i.oi
'- .bv unman, i.. A..n... .....,
comn:,ie,i t.i ., ' "ui"i wero fuv.uoi,
of ths nr.v,1'1 "75WI ln h " month
riresen,, f ear' a Increase of 1W).
at?ng J" L'e t"'"l'an'S hl.ton. Oper
IK6.3,l. ',tLt.1irnlnS for the month
Wsni. t.r, ha,!"" fur the nwntli of
' W.S nc .lnV,ti"&i-,r 12 mo",hs
Manufacturers In This City nnd State
Certain to Benefit,
American hosiery, CO per cent of which
is produced In Pennsylvania, In the be
lief of experts, will bo greatly benefited
bj the Uuropean wur Whatever benefit
does rebiilt from the "Mado In America"
Idea In hosiery, tho cistern section of
the .State and Philadelphia In particular
will cxperlcnee tho good results Nlnet
two per cent of the State's hosiery milts
tiro cast of tha Susquehanna, and the
output of tho Philadelphia factories com
prises 70 por eent of tho total production
in the State
Tho question of des for stockings, deal
ers ay, will tako care of Itself despite
all talk to tha contrary
NEW YORK CITY LOAN DEPOSIT
liankors In this city understand that
within tho next few das a call will bo
mado by J l Morgan & Co. for
the second Instalment of tho city loan
from the banks and trust companies in
.New York who participated In tha under
writing sndtcato Tho amount that will
be called for, It U believed, will be lit the
neighborhood of (I 000.000.
BAR. SILVER
The prho of bar slUer advanced i, to
51lj cent In New York and 1-18 to 23H
penee, a London.
SOUTHBP.N RAILWAY.
l'lll.
f-'econd week Sept f 1,'Jll Mi!
l'roin July 1 IS s-.l U7rt
VIRGINIA RAII.Vt AY.
l'lll.
July itross JPl'i-ill
Net sfter taies ... . nil 111!
TOLEDO, I'KORIA AND WKaTRRN.
1914 Dec.
Second week Sept ... JJ,ll.:.l Jl.TIO ....
rrom July 1 2m) C0.1 . . $4,1J
WADASH-riTrsnuiioii terminal
1111 101 1. DC".
July Rross ,...Jiiii,slT ;'i),i,;ii jn.m ... ,
Net after taxes. 30, 113 2J,5'J0 7.51'
Inewate.
MISSOURI. KANS S AND TBXAS.
1011 Dec.
Second week Sept . Jdl7 470 RS72
Troin July 1 O,.Vj0.MI . .. t7J3.au)
LOriRVILI.il AND NASItVILLK.
1014. Deo.
Pecond week Sept $l,(KiSTU3 $1 ts l.v,
Trom July 1 11.U7I rul mh.wj
MORILi: AND OHjn
ltd I De'reue
Second week Sept S2JH27H fM 1J
I'rom July 1... 2.VJJ717 (I.2UI
GHOROIA SOUTHHItN AND I'LOHIDA
101 1 Decre,iFe
Second week Sept $4 I'Jill iluj)
Krom Jul 1 4'H,s1 7 Ml
TOLKDO, ST. LOflS AND U'DSTLltN
ltd 4 Dei reuse
Second week Pent Mm.liTu llS!
Fropi Jul I t.S7.M0 aj.MO
ALAUAMA ORIIAT SOI TUDIIN
1014 Dctreasrt
eeond week Sept SS.T7S SI nt'i
Trom Jul 1 . . . 1.03I.77S 37.1.''!
niK'AOO, INDIANAPOLIS ft UU'lSVH.n
Herond week September $14 1 !i.n fll li.'i
July 1 to beplemher 14 1.M7.H1I 11713
COLORADO AND bOI rilHRN
Seeonl week teptendwr . . f27'J "K 11,141
July I to :-eptembcr 14 U.Ti.VtiS3 uU7,UV
DCNVKH AND RIO OIUNDD
Second wee,i September JVT.liO if!) ono
juiy 1 in acptemticr II n.lijltn)
tlHAND TRl'NK
Second week Sepeinber. Jl.ouii.iu;
July 1 to i-cptenibei 11 . II 7iTV,I2
ST IXJl'IS t-Ol'TlUVCSTHRN
Second week September.. $202,1)00
July I to Siptember 14 . 2,2.ihjo
TKXS AND I'ACVjr
Second week September , J"OS 712
July 1 to Scpteinber 11 ,1,320 lOi
WIISTERN DACiriO
Second week September SIS5,t.P0
July 1 to September 14 1 itiil.fAk)
DIITROIT AND MAi'Kl.VAl'.
Second week beptember . (23 241
July 1 to September M 24rt.'U7
Increase
eVinaliati Lxploslves, resular uuarterly li,
per cent, on preferred, pnynhlo October 13 to
etock of reeoril September 30
Canadian ('oniolldited Rubber. rCKulnr quar
terl 1 per cent, on preferred and 1 per cent,
on common, p.uable October 1.
Ottawa Llsht, Heat and l'o'er. Ltd , regular
quarterly 2 per cent. panli October 1 to
stotk of record September 20.
American Ktrdlni; Muchlnpr f'ompany. regu
Inr ipiarterly of Uj f.ei c, nt on i referred and
1 per tent nn common, pu)nble tAtober 15 to
Hoik of rtoord beptemlier .Mi
MININf STOCKS
Quotations here today Wf ru ns follows:
Jim llutler l,s S7')
Uest i:nd us iii7
Tonorah Merner 2" liirt
North htnr lil ffiT
J-ldnny 10 ifU2
M.ipah ........ lSV-jtila
Ttnopah Rxtenslon JVfJfl.in
nuldfled Merser ti iff n
Sardstroin ." ti u
Neiadi Ilill.-i 2S ft.!2
SENATE EXCUSES GALLINGER
WASHINGTON'. Sept. 21.-Tho Senate
unanimously voted today to excuse Sena
tor Ga linger, of New Hampshire, tho
Republican loader, from fuithei atten
dance during tlie remainder of the present
session Senator Galllnger, who has gone
to New Hampshire to campaign for re
election to the Senato, Uat been In at
tendance In the Senate constantly during
the longr summer months.
Builders Declare Business of
1913 Largest in Trade His
tory Convention to Meet
in Atlantic City.
CONDITION OF V. S. TREASURY
WASHINGTON. Sept. 21. Tho condi
tion of the United States Tieosuiy at tho
beginning of business tuday was
Net balance In general fund, $11,021,
230; total lecedpts jesterday, Jl'.Sol.tjM,
total payments esterduy, $3,0S,31J.
The deficit this fiscal year is M7.IJ5.S0O.
against a deficit of I0.7&S.SC0 last jcar.
exclusive of Panama Canal nnd public
debt transactions.
CONDITION OF REICHSBANK
NHW YORK, Sept 21 A wireless mes
sage from Ilerlln mis thnt tho speelr- re
bervo in the Itflchsbank last week in
creased 41,0CU,otj maiks nnd tho circula
tion notes decreased by SS.OfiO.OfiO marks.
SPOT COTTON TRADING
Xn" OltLKANS. Sept. 21.-A notlco was
posted on the floor of tho Cotton Hx
clmiiKo hero toda that tho market for
spot cotton would be opened an Wednesday.
1 PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
,,i,l nou
sit ntt
0T7.U1U
S12 (OO
ass,!)
GRAIN AND FLOUR
lWlllAT. Receipts. IT Oil!) huh Thero
ttu ii iulr ln,Uir fn m I . th mlllrd ind cx
pnrteri( hprliiB wheat was 1, lower, but
winter niled kteaUj far lut. In export ele-
Utlir. o 2 reil. .ml nnil .nm,n)ir Cf I'M,)
1 17 .Nn 2 r. I HtJIern, ?1 H.ijl Jl. No. 1
N irihern Iiuluth SI'JlalTJ
COILS, ReliU. I04S bush Demand
ralrlj uileiiinl il,e c hUlirr under uitht
;iireriiiK ( ur lotii for loml trade, aa to
.h.atlon No 2 )elio, (-sij'jMii . tieamer.
jil'ow MOSS-.
O T.S. RecelpU, ,10 232 bueh. .Market
ir.iiit and V iiikhT with fair demund tor
loi.il I'liiauniptl.Mi nnd export No. J white,
Mfllllif stiimlard white; BIH533C. No J
whlto. 'Iiijaii,'
, 1'imil, Reielpts. 1500 bid.. I.S2S,2t0
IN In uiks Train lu, but mill IliuUa
llrtnly nulntalnl Winter, rlear, $1 718.1. do
tralcht. J1ti12i, do, patent. 140ti5 73,
Kansas firilKlit Jute sack MSOhISu. do
I at, nt Jute mirks, IliofkliiO sprlmr, rlnt
tear J,'ir Jl do siralsht, ftlVKflM, do
patent, $lu)tiil. ruonie branjs n 2.1WH 71
.111 mills, thriionnl fun. intent iU.JJiill7.1
do, regiilnr ra l, Hlnttr lear ti 71S3
do air.iluht .v,1.Mi li, alent. $ rewjn.
.,"'A ' l(,Vf' Ku'ed ted. but quiet, at
$3u3..r,0 ler bbi , In w iod.
Iilc.', tl ":?'L-. J:'0""1 ?IW2W. fr-mber
minr, m., ...,.':....,;: : "V . Kr
-. . .. .v. iraiuro, , iriimin, per .ii-id
lasket, JT,f(.V do . do, per Lr Ke 7.1 ff 1 Su
'iS DeUwara ani .11 inland iier buKet. 253
jSe. ,l,i ,o , nr irate 7.V iI 21 i eaehei
I'iniissliania, per basket t aruo white or jel
low, ,.uV , me.lluin. Jic;Mh peaihes, Jer
e. white, per bak t, lOo KJl do, du..
Jellnv er -lnbliet n !,1 Pears, nearly
i'r HP' "irllett. No. 1, 11.30113. do.. No. 2
Tho Impression has gained currency,
becauso of tho popularity of tho auto
mobile, that carrlngo? aro no longer
manufactured ln very great quantities.
Yet tho commlttco on statistics at tho
convention of tho Carriage Builders'
National Association, which meets In
Atlantic City, N. J., September 25th to
October 2d, will show that considerably
over ono million horse-drawn chicles
wero built In this country last year.
Largo ns Is thh figure, It doeB not In
clude business, farm or trucking wagons,
but takes account only of such vehicles
as tho buggy, surrey, and other light
carriages.
Statistics show that thero wero mado
on an average of a million to a million
nnd a quarter horse-dtawn spring ve
hicles each year for eight years prior to
January 1, 1913, nnd during tho year
1913 tho number exceeded 1,200,000. Theso
figures, which aro partly duo to tho in
crease in population, naturally Inspire
confidence ln the present nnd tho futuro of
tho carriage and wagon Industry.
It Is fair to assume that tho vehicle
product of 1!)13 -wns sold for moro than
60.000.000. A minimum of $3i,000,000 ir
Invested In carriage factories In thli
country, to say nothing of tho enormous
cnpltnl lnolved In the wagon business,
while tho Investment ln manufacturing
establishments making materials nnd
parts exclusively for horse-drawn ve
hicles Is probably as much more.
The coming Atlantic City convention
Ic tho 42d to bo held by tho vehicle men's
organization, which was Instituted ln
1S72 making It ono of the very oldest
trado bodies in America. The associa
tion does not fix prices nor take any
action In labor matteis; Its functions
are mainly directed to tho uplift nnd
advancement of the Industry, and to the
promotion of n friendly spirit among Its
members.
The Can Inge Ilul'd.ri. National Asr.o
ciatton has been favored ln past jears,
at their conventions with tho presence of
a number of prominent men, who, al
though not ln the vehiclo buslines, never
theless weie pleased to address the car
riage builders on subjects of Interest to
them Among these men have been thu
late President MeKlnlcy, General Wil
liam Tecumtieh Slierman, Oliver 'Wen
dell Holmes, tho poet and others of
almost equal fame This jcar. Hon
John Barrett, director of the Tan-American
Union nt Washington, and formerly
United States Minister to several South
American countries, will address the as
sociation In connection with tho convention there
will bo held nn extensile exhibition of nil
materials, parts net machinery used in
vehicle building, which will bring to the
attention of the 1200 delegates all that is
new in theso lines
TIkto Is much room for optimism in
tho eatri.igo businostt nnd It will be a
contented and enthusiastic gathering of
piosperons m.uiutncturers that will crowd
tho Million poU.ir I'ler at Atlantic City
dining the List weik in M-ptenibei.
RAILROADS URGED
TO ADOPT GREATER
EFFICIENCY PLAMS
Roadmasters of Country
Want Motor-driven Ma
chinery to Supplant Old
Hand Methods Say Sav
ing Will Be Large.
I.nrgor application by the railroads ot
thn country of sclcntlfla efficiency prin
ciples In their equipment departments Is
being strongly urged by tho noadmasterB
nnd Mnlntcnanco of Way Association ot
America.
Statistics compiled by tho nsioclatloti
show that while the weight of tracks used
by railroads throughout tho United States
has Increased but 37 per cent ln tho loflt
20 years, the unit loud hauled over tho
tracltR ban In somo rases Increased moro
than 300 per cent.
Increase In the weight of track has
neces'nrlly called for tho employment
of moro men to earn for tho track under
the heavy loads which it Is required to
carry.
Tho association recommends that motor
driven machinery and tools bo used by tho
railroads bo that a larger amount of;
ground enn ho rovcrcrl nnd hotter caro
given tho maintenance of tracks
Toward the Increaso ln efficiency, use of
ectlon motoirnm Is considered nn Im
portant part It It pointed out that whora
motor rltlvcn machinery Is used It will
result In n snvlng of 2 cents n mile, thn
cost of fuel to tho motorcars, repairs, de
preciation nnd wear of car and time ot
the men. In vlow of this It la recom
mended by a committee reporting to th
association that motor driven cars bo used
Instcnd of handcars.
Annual convention of thn American
nallwny Bridgo and Building Association
will be hold in Los Angeles October 0,
21 nnd 23.
Preliminary hearing on proposed
changes for the next classification Issuo
will bo held In Now York tomorrow by
tho olllclal classification committee.
Alton, Jacksonville and Peoria lnter
urhan line, now owned by a company
headed by J. C. Van Itlper, of St Louis,
hns mado application for permission to
Issuo $750,000 of stock and JMO.000 bonds.
The Illinois Public Service Utilities Com
mission hns tho application undor con
sideration. Baldwin Locomotive Works wilt bulla
ono Mikado tvpe locomotlxe for tho San
Pedro, Los Angeles nnd Salt Lako Railroad.
STILL CURTAIL DIVIDENDS
Becauso of buclness depression, Influ
enced by the European war, eight com
panies either deferred or passed their
dlvldenis and three companies made re
ductions Inst week.
Among the companies that passed their
dividends were the Republic Iron and
Steel, on prefeired; Nova Scotin Steel nnd
Coal, on preferred nnd common, CruclbU
Steel Company of America, on the pre
ferred; Central Conl and Coke, on tho
common: Calumet and Arizona; Superior
nnd Pittsburgh; Harvester Corporation,
on the common, and Augusta, Aiken Rail
way Electric, on tho preferred.
American Ex-press Company reduced Itn
dividend from lVj to 1 per cent . Standard
Sliver Lead Mining from 2'4 to 1 per cent.,
nnd Old Dominion of Maine from Jl to 3
cents.
LOCAL BANK STATEMENT
Increase During Week of $3,212,
000 in Reserves.
Tho weekly statement of tho Philadel
phia Henilng Houso banks and trust com
panies shows nn Increaso In bank re
serves. The increase during the Inst week
amounted to J3.1'12O("0. and brought that
Item up to IV).t,D.0OO
Both deposit items also show ery
mnikeil gains oer tho preious week,
individuil deposits $4,000,0TO and deposits
of banks $2 U7.(i0 As was tho cao tha
previous week. Clearing House exchanges
Inst week fell oft again, showing a de
crease ot SISt.OiO.
PROVISIONS
iobbinif mnlpmmt sn.l tittle
r In iirlicu city titer in ten.
4 and alr-dria, Hl.1?c ; Wniern bf.
51 -llO fc . ."T,I,'"-- '' J WKM, KMULKIl',
A 7 y r.' n-HMt., Brno?,, in i ftir.arieu. i-f;ii
U.UUI Vciirrn beef. tnicl!lc on! tendirn. nmuked .IJ
!;" Pfer nam , ?utj 1 iwrK !amtl .'
ir
?in.3in
0i. .70
JI.CiJO
I .
.A light
cnnng"
CUUko4
in ser
v '"A . .wpi " Fa onto. No l sa.nogi
'.!?.'- N"v - -'naSS other arleUes. tl,
IJ'ars .New York, heriiel per Mil . JlJfS
i.rnpet. southern DeUuarrj nr tjrrior- jnra
We :
fcrapes
SUGAR
Market steajj
uUted. 7 "th. . d
tru '- -onfe( Honors'
t.tii vac
tin, .,, ii...
J .0 . nne granulate I. 7 JJc
A. 7
Standard gran.
7 J3c . mtuilflr.
lie , eoft grades.
BANDITS IN AUTOMOBILE
ROB BANK IN CHICAGO
Shoot Assistant Cashier nnd Escape
With 53000.
t'lUL'Aelo. tjept Jl-Kniir automobile
bandits h Id up the- Kr.mUlin Turk State
Hank nt noun todu. tatalK wounded
Walter Jos, assistant ahlti, and es
caped with Rhat mone) they wero able
to swoop Into a sack from the ctishitr a
cage.
Tho exact amount of the loot will not
bo known until after an Inventory is
tnkon. hut it Is estimated the tnmunt
was about UoiO.
Tho robherj was committed bv thro,
whllo nirii and .i V. Ugio. who drow up t
tho bank in ii n, put.Kt ngi i a itonudul..
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGG3
NEW YORK. Fept 21 RL'TTBIt He
colptB. C03I packages, tone lower nnd un
settled Croamer, extras, S0x173lc.;
orenmerv, firsts. .'SftSOc . held, extras, 3d
iffSHie.
EGOS Receipts. 020D capes, tone weak,
rtrst pnthe'ed. etttn-, 2ivfr27c firsts, '.'4
023c . refrigerator, firsts, ZlTtZ'c
COMPANY CONTESTS MANDAMUS
DAIRY PRODUCTS
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO. Eipt 21 lioeis Ittcclrts.
2il.eOO, market strong, mixel and tut ln.r
:ry)uoso, good lnu. ;uviuir touch
l,..n t'RAkhR lii.lir i. n.ln ,ii . , .
S.r,r0V0. bulk. ..ISM W. OArrLE-ltc: j refine "er.
beaes. i7SffU. turn ani henvrs, SliillM,
stockers and feeders, ijug&'11 T aus
T SHb K1 .ales $!) HHu IS '.'I SHKKI' tel
celpts. R7 0m), market lOo to JV louer. 04.
tlw and Huitrn, 1 I'hjU Units. Jl 7iuf 75
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YORK, Sept 21 -Thu foielgn ex
cliauge market U quiet, but dispi.i3 a
firm tune, burling 1 U3 and eublu trans
fers to 1 9i3. Cable franca are quoted 5.1?
and nominal quotations for mark cables
are 9c.
tt-et ham . ilffll lwrk lamllj
ms H V. rureri 1. ot, 1M ftli'.i.. ,1.,
sblnned 1 nte, jvtiu ,10 . io . smoked, I'Sfj
)Ui , other hanis. smoked, elty curel, as to
) i u ,1 nnd ., mr 1 l(,c . hums sinokel,
rttern e ire I, ls,jtJt do tolled, bine
lejt ;iii2 1. plentc sHou!4ers, S. V cure I.
lose. IJBljy-. do. smoUed lltfll1, .
bellies. In pt kfe, according ta average loose
HHjl&r , l-reakfast baoun, oj to brand and
average, elty are,i. 22fi',Mc breakfut
lucuii. Westorn cured 23821c lrd. Weitarn
refined, jleraes. llVimc . do., do., do .
tubs. llUSUV' lard pure cit, kettla
reodered. In tleree 11. G lie . Urd. pure
till, l.vttld rendered. In lubk, llsijl2c.
h, MfiL"'",1" nd,'4K with moderat
t- -.. "'i uiiriiua9
SlBi;,.sjS:1 VIENNA GOVERNMENT ACTS
AbiSi;i,l'K;,i,, u'n bra"uil to stop financial panic
(.i. Mrlctl in fresh egirs pretty well "
stotk dufi 'in free' cales"' C,X eSS'.iV Money Is Artvancecl to Insolvent Con.
VKGIiTARLI'S
Market dull and lotsties an . abbase
l,r Western latatoes er lush lVnnkl
vani4 elioKe. itfuuuS . do fall to E-od. Mit
6.V Whllo lotatnes, Jorses ier la net. K)
. t.w pmw jnMiuv, R.ueierii
nearby flrm, s m n ..H,.,
in.. n-..l.. ...J. "...I '"..? -'"u'
s.und&rd eate, esi.rn Uua tlritt fPpi
rias,dp rtrstt 7nui7so per casai Jo
seeonls Uwiuyo tr case. Candled and
Denial Mnde of Stockholder's CJiarga
of Irregulnrities.
Donlnl of charges mado bv William Dt
Cou, Jr . a minority stockholder in n
petition for a mandamus, was made In
Common I'l.as eourl tod.i by the Mani
tinvny Besfcenier Ore I'omp.iny Stephen
Robtnsiin, Jr. serretarv and treasurer,
and R director of the company mad tho
answer
lie I'ou ehareed seoict and irregular
mfth'Xis in the- rondtM t of the businesi
und asktd the- court to compel the com
lanv to allow him to I'Sinmn. al. records.
In the nnswer the company rontends that
Ie Cou a Uwser wanted tn eamlue th
books f r 'ulterinr puipom" Tim com
pany ho'ds that l'e i'ou ran lnt,pert thn
records, but his lawer must be excluded.
mril.l ..,..... ..".- :rrf . "'.'"C.l au
.t ' ..-.. re,. rw JUL.D1 i out at 53 f
J7v uer do ue t0 4j4luJ ul Jr
eiir:i-:M:.Th ,nun
-----. . . .. ...,ncv
had Arrner,
vL'i" ""njlsdual to the Jim i I oKsrm..
ork full ertam, ehulte liHie da aL
f.lr to good, UVtoliSc.. di' Mtt ,kiSj, !,
POULTRY
f Is. old tnurf, 11J2... i.rl
fine, Urge. 171. lo . i.ndfun
oil. l-ini
Pnrre. iu.
bl.1 Xo 1 1 1W2 3A. No 2 tic SI Snt
ixiiKin?! ,,rin e arcuna per bbi No 1
1175 1'.' No 2 lie St 1 sweet totaiocs Jer
ti. tier bbl So 1. S'.' A0a2 7s. No ' li .mm
BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings today cumiared ntth coirs
spoiijlng da last ii ears
1914 1113 1S12
Philadelphia ! ( mM.!' tiiBJJI SI3.S7T
Boston 1 1 fl-2 1 1 7 .nii T73 1 .l 75
New ork lHi7i4li fj Ti)ti71 f 1 iT 771 isll
M 14U1 l'-'7.-,t 1M JtlS.7.tU JU.861 7SU
Chicago .. iS.&OO.OSJ H.1W.U7 ol,12S,(KH
1 73 Wf4t potatoes. Jersey. rr basktt 4')
piUe eintcn. Wistorn ani Connecticut Val
Il cbotre. ter 1( lb bair JIIOSIlo. ,to .
medium, per lw-lb bag, l Csbbase, do
mestic pr ton, 10911 relerj- New York.
per tunrli IbQAOc Mushroocis uer 4 lb.
basket. 50 nil 0
1'JtESH FRUITS
Ayples more plentiful and eaier eUr frulU
cenoially steadj ADDtes. Pr bll elraien-
fi" tilt. TO lllush l7.'fO orher good
eating arltu. It 768! VI medium tl C)it
. apples, pel . per hamper. SoesOt Lemons,
per box. JSS1. I'loeapplc. per crio i'orta
Fowls. IT
Tints i ltL ci .
IUl da. ks. old. L.illl . a.. ,...ri... .ati
kUiueas. per pali, oung BVlcVna , It m.
"v II X-' N. do lgldS V ul 4 "
atle.e Uo.jo ,to ufinl b Wv.
Hie . old. .'.. pie.1,, Mr al rail?
IHtl.KI) liestrable etoeH B(U cieB.j
""and um FVo..-kiHJ l,'l. fVr 11 ,i.
"". MI..! wsifmns 16. aulut-e. &k...
cems find Jlorntorlum Proclrttinet,
VIKWi o, a.
An eniorBcne hospital Is b,.',nB cr.Jted ',M! Septemher I W
at n eost of $i'),.. b tho muinc .lits ,'r-l'1 P ' ' K"b'
lliis win no used for tho treatment of
Infectious dlsritses. lio?sns of buildings
ha,ie bcn coin ei tod into hospltiiU for
tha care of wounded foldlere. Bho are
being brought hero from both the eastern
and southern theatres of war for treat,
merit.
ThT is a fooling of dpresston In some
i"iaiter which tho Uoverntnont is doing
wi in lujiiitu juis Ha, DetQ accsm. i
luated ! ttu tinuntlu and industrial
11 ai j sis
THE MONEY MABKET
ri-. uiith, sept, ti -I'uudittoaa In
CAMDEN MAYOR SUMMONED
Must Tell State Health Board Why
Sewnge Plant Was Not Built.
A summon to appear beforo the Stat
Uoard of Health, at Trontun, on Sep
tember 29 has been served on Mnyor
Ellja. of Oamdon. that ho moy explain
why the State should not take action
becauso of the elt fullurt- lo build a.
sow-ago disimaul plant in o inpliance with
tho ordor to that ufToct ibkutd in 1910.
Aeiendins to tho tvrm oi this urder tha
cit w is t have roinpl ted sueh a plant
nls 1 u , plans on
inei r.irnliuin and
another b Stieet t'uniinusl-uiei Haer9,
ueru suliniittvd but ntltln-r na aptiroed
by the hoard The elty then awaited 8UK
eestlonu from thn U ard uf Health, but
nona w.iu given and the date for tha torn,
p'etlnn of the plant Pustfd without any
Steps being taken toward Its , rtKjitrutlou.
I'ltv S i ic-it.ii Uloakly will repreeii
t'atnden in th comlog inquii)
.V"?'"? Vi.I&f i5ilTi.T.TffiilJS''i ' th. money ,arW,t",I.4.'?'".1'.n
in ouu iiinsr aritxo isr ni.i rrnMi . a-. ......... - .. . . . " . i'uuK
Picked llHc ironing 'rtirkii r b. J6"08"" f on la there a better
wcJeidnit l2 lbs kp1co ftbXe.. ua fair i tviliag prevalllnp. but lenders are some-
to aoal liaise, chickens Western. z,.,i what Inclined to prant secommodation on I
vwls.n.,a ,m lbi "Vl" do r.i ' h'? to a 6 per eent baau for te- 33"
NAVAI, STORED FOOL DENIED
WASHINQTOV t$. pt .'I Vtturney
(Jcneral Uis-gurN t"da made- formal de
11I3I of 1 ! u tnat dealeia in naval
btoicg hf formed a min mat on with
1U applosa! of the l-paituient of Jul
lie.
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vw, . u ,w , yi.a(., cr uu 1 ue 1 els
lnt MSI-' lbs per dox fll'Htil.W ,ii
uoUhlni; 10 lUs pr do $ii3 7T white,
wotghlnar S Ib 1 er di 1 i JMt; vi
T lbs. pr do II 7V4,.'. Jo uc. i'jbi. n.
ESJseii'fri l -WW. irk and No. 2,
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For tlruc advance borroweis are hui
dln 6 per cent , but liuttitutloiu. how
over are still msUt n on 7 to 8 per lfnt
foi various waturitiaa Thaia U huw
ever, virtually no fixed rate Undlnt,-
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ll i.CllrrUl Oltue. Itildlnie rerwliuml
rh aniiiii iii iii 4. ,1 ti, sboiitrs
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fir lb ensulrg wui vlll l l,-l 1 un.l.r th
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ltlb. 1911, at 11 n , I k , m. f
it. u unun. aMerttary.
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