EVENING- LEDOER-PiriLAPELPHIA, TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1015 1&
Surge demand for tonopah belmont traction stocks heavy wheat rises agam
L- ' I , , , , , ,i,
OCKS DECLINED , Ncw YorTstock Saie IRREGULAR TONE 4&$ DEMAND CAUSED 1 phtt AntfT PHTA MAttTTFTq
ON PROFIT TAKING
- ti
Kinr, firriers uame rrom
ffioth Traders nnd Outsiders.
rflnniR Issues Strong.
If
.. -r.tr Mo roll n A marked con-
IVKW It)IW( . ----- -
LSllon tl dealings on me oiuv-r. -taction
" . . .... ,!.. ,.,
,in occurred toan. s !.. .. .....
,!,.. were generally a fraction above
' .... .1 tn.t nlclit nnd tho market
-!irtly active, but nn tho dnv
u odeuiy ""',,,. .,.. ii,.i0
ITWICM n";V'.iiMnnrV,1 nnd tho
LXlbecame wonk. The weakness was
it p-nOUnCTO. ""VlT frnrllon under
: 5'.!nir of yesterdny. .
rfi.r midday, on larger oiTerlngs or Re
After l"";"'' ...-J .it further, losses
trltW. l"1'. ..! niin.l n. nolnt. A
L,0Mue showed strength and substan-
iW niVrkcTwas Irregular, with
, M!Ki. "".' MI tnken and
'" ., any security was placed on
, i&y ,1en' Thta r,CBUUci
l".1" .n..iii limn was witnessed
i. mo.rB... .... ..rlv Koaalnn.
Cng he Btronc features were Mis-
Among !"". ,. -...,1 II nt n..n limn
art rac inc. "" ""--""
,. . gam oi n ireiuii ....... ....... ..
ilut reacting later Tho strength was
. . . h. Him in thn cxnoctat on of
rorable results from tho elimination of
'rMientatlves of Gould Interests nnd
,s election of new and fltrons directors
'the board, Soars-noclmck touched
U for an ndvance of 3'i, but fell back
IrtiUy in sympathy with tho rest of the
if' New Haven was persistently strong
..kn.ii the dnv. restating well tho
fndency toward lower levels.
iWcllern Aiaryinim pieiunvu buiu in mu
ttemoon at wi'4. up ui ponus, wnne mo
imroon toucliccl 5J-.ii tor nn nuvanco or
points, later sagging to 22Vt. Tho weak
indency throughout tho list In general,
ilth few exceptions, continued to tho
!Th reaction was regarded as tho nat-
ial result or me strengui snown in tno
lit few days, particularly yesterday,
nd In ninny quarters It wna argued that
Wight setback would do the market
.lu stnr1 limn linrm Tlier-A Ivnd nn
ccrnlglit Hewn of any consequence mar
Betwlsc, nnd selling orders came mostly
Horn trailers nnd outsiders tnklng prollts.
K , . 1 1... I.ln , Inn nt e.n.t.. ..... !.
OrCISIl II.1II.U...IU,. '. O.Ul-na . ... .,..-.
,be very small, while In bonds some
iw "sales on the "sellers 20 Hat" basis
re made. This selling has been, as
;j the caso today. In high grade .rail-
d bonds nnd mostly for Gorman ac
Hint. llmildatlng orders coming through
sterdam.
About tho only other reason for tho ie
cllon In nrlces other than nrollt-tnklnir
w the sending of two battleships to
fern Cruz ns a warning to Cnrranza.
rhr.tM.m,t flirt Slrrt.l' ..l.rnlli' l.rnf
Brer, this was not regarded ns a very
umrDing incior, nnu very nine com-
lentwas heard about It. Tho nssurancen
Iren by rresldent Wilson that there will
a no Intervention In Mexico hclned scntl.
ient greatly
Trading, for the most part, centred In
ciatucs, anu tor a time operations sei
ti down to the old favorites, Reading.
IMl common nnd Amalgamated Cop
:r, prices of nil being off slightly.
uuses are being mado that tho unlltled
; which will be Issued tomorrow, will
iow tn increase or noout .w.wu tons.
Xflew York Bond Sales
tit nV.
'fL'JYl irtama lvnmaa .la Tit.
mo Alatka Oolil cv On.. 120
wv Atntr Agr o lui
5000 Amr Tel cvt 44s . . U'JW
9000 Arniour Co 4W VI
.VXI Atchison ad la &'l
FtrV ...t ... .. 1ii. nn.
jXJD Arrhliu.r fir Ja IHl'n tll?
lx Atch Trann S U Am
COW Allan K & (.' 4s . .
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?5 lJrolc Un I2v Imi fis..00
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loop uurr noch & v 5 wv
.Ji eni trainer isi ns.. iw
1000 Cent 1'acll.c ats 88,
sum.! innr ia im iu
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SfflSS M.9nt.4...
700OCM n & 5 rJJ I.::
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BSfU ?'. Syeur Corp Ba B2
00 Etla gin 4a.
. Sr conv " A.
JJ2S Sle .cu.nv 4a Her n.
,"J P.cnial Motor U. . .
frZ& ,uu '""" ln "s 271
m .'P.'?. cSLr."' re( 4"-- 85
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2JSJ.J Mf Mar 4Ha 34
;W Int Steam Pump Ba. .. BO
:0 Jan new Oer am 4V4a. 74K
Kan city Bo lat Ha?... 67?
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1000 do dh 4 imi
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mj'non Pao cv 4a .
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JPV YOHK METAL MARKJ3T
fcsi" 1 Wfi1 BS
tev.clase. Illxh. Low, Close.
Adann Eiprcsj....... R-) 84 84 S4
AlMlsrrW Mines .... 30i C0l 30H 30)i
Allls Chatmcrj 8! 0l 0 fltf
Allls Chalmers pref.... 31 33 3T 3.r
Ap Copper e,!ii MH Bl! fi'H
Amnsucsr 30J 10 30 30'X
AmCan 28t(i 28 2"i 27N
Am Can prrf. pa) pfltj pfiH n5)
AmcrCo.ill'rod ) 8lU SIX 8IH
Amer Coal Prod pref... lOHi" in7?f 107 107U
AmKipres? b7 00 0 P0
AmCotton Oil 4dJx 4(1 40 40
Am Ico 28U 2mj 28 2S
Am Smelling 04 Mi CMi 03'
Amer Snuff ir,2 15U lfiHl lfilH
AmStiitar lO'J 102 lOHt 101!(
AmTel&Tel 1201 I20!f 120H 120H
AmTohncco 22."i 224 221J 22.1K
Am Tobaceo nref Ins 107 107 107
nm woolen pref o$
Anaconda Copper 2fl)
Atchison jiVf
Airnison ptor 00
SI
20H
OOVJ
USH
31 30
03 1)2
C8' 68
0JK OS
nr.w. r.Me
Drooklyn llapid Transit 88!f 87U
17 17!i
TiO fiO
Haldwln Loco.
Ilaldwln Iako pref..
llalt&ohlo
Ilaltft Ohio pref...
nein biecl
California 1'et
California l'c pref . . .
Can l'acinc
Cent AS A Tel
Central Leather
Central Leather pref .
Ches &Ohio
Chlno Copper
Chle Great W
Chic Mil AStP
Chlca , II 1 & 1'aclHc
Chlc& Kotthw
Cent Can pref
Col Fuel & Iron.
1
201$
MM
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30
02
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87
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110)4 117
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117
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Consol (las 118
Corn Products.
Corn TroducU prof. .
Den &IlloO
Den & Hlo O pref . .
Distillers Securities . ,
Erie
Fed M & S pref
Krlolst pref
Oen Chem prof ......
General Electric
General Motor
Goodrich Co
Goodrich Co pref ...
oreat Northern prof
10H
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. 33! i
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140!i 141
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31 'f
104)4
01
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Guceenhclm Eip
111 Central
Int Ilarv Corp of N J
Inlerboro-Mot
Intetboro-Met pref .
Inspiration Con) ....
Kresege
Kings County Klcc . . .
I.ehlch Vallev
I.lccctt & M Tob prof. . 118)4
i.oose-w nei lilscult ... SO
Loulsv .V N'ash ..1 11a
Maxwell Motor 2SH
Maxwell Motors 1st pref 00
Maxwell Motors 2d prof. 2GU
MStl'&SSM 115
Mexican Petroleum ... 07i
Mo Kan & Texas 10J4
Mlnn& St. Louis 10)4
Miami Copper 20
Missouri Pacific 12
Montana Power 30)1
National lilscult 121
03
31
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31!i
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03 03
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20'f 10'i
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110 110 110
20 20 20
113 113 113
301f 28tf 20
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National Enamcllnc
Nat Enamellnc pref
Nat Lead
Nevada Con
SYN1I4 U ,
NY Central
Norfolk & West
North American
NoPaclflc
N It 11 Mexico 2 pref,
Pacific Mall
Penna
People's Gu
Plttsbure Coal
rittsburc Coat pref ..
Pressed Stool Car . . . ,
rrcosed Steel Car pref
Pullman Co
Public Servlco Corp NJ 100
quicksilver pref ....
Hallway Steel Spring
Hay Cons
Heading
Republic Iron & St .
Republic Iron & St pref
Rock Island
Hock Island pref
Seaboard Air Lino
Seaboard Air Lino pref
Sears Roebuck
Moss bhellleld
touthern Pacific
0;
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1034
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151 151
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27
Southern Hy pref
Standard Milling . ..;
Standard Milling pref
Studebaker
Studebakcr pref ....
Tennesseo Copper ....
Texas Co
Texas Pacific H It ..
ThlrdAvenuo
Underwood Typewriter
union Ilag & Paper
Union Pacific
Union Pacific pref .
USUndl Alchol ...
U S Undl Alchol pref
Un Jtwy Inv
U S Rubber
U S Rubber 1st prof
USSteel
U S Steel pref
United Cigar Mfg
U S Express
Utah Copper
Wells Fargo
West Maryland
West Maryland pref
Western Union
Willys Overland ...
Willys Overland pref
Woolworth .'.
Woolworlh pref U7Jj 118)4 118
Quoted ox dividend In New York
UruoUlyn Rapid Tranalt, l)j per cent.
70)1
20
7031
10
054
031
20
7831
10
103)4 103)4 103
454 40 -15
7031
20
7d)l
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today:
NEW YOHK CUUB
Did. Aaked.
(I). (I!i
17! ISI
1 tii-ia
m
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103
Braden
UrAmerlcai Tobacco old .
llr-Amerlo-an Tobacco new
Uold Cona
Ureena Can
La ltoao . . .
Lahlgh Vallay Coal Palea,.
Nlplaalnx ....,
Otla Kiev
do pref
niker-Ueve .,
Start Oum
Toh Trod praf
United Cigar 8tora
do pref
I'n Prof new
World Film
Yukon Gold
COTTON EASIEIt
NEW YORK. March 0. Heavy aelllns of
July on the call created an eaaler tone In the
cotton market at the opening today. Kim
prices were 4 points bUlier to 8 points lower.
Tho aalaa or July by one operator exceeded
10,000 bulea, and tma waa auppoaed to ba
hedgea tor German Intereata agalnat cotton
bald In the South. Moat of the oontracts wera
taken by large local tradera. At tho call tba
market waa quiet with, prlcea 2 to 4 points
' . . ,..,. .Lain.
unaer ia uuu, v."..
IN c.uae. uv...
. ... .10
1 (w(5 7o)i
V. Vltf
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01 01
01 03
112 117
3 7-10 :i)4
4 6
-'H 8!i
Marth
May ....
iiiiw .
October .
ieerauer
January
Spot ....
8.SU
, 8.80
u.04
. U.31
, P.49
8. 58'
8.8.1
11.05
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8.B8
8. St
8. On
0.32
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0.B3
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8.B0
8.71
8.07
11.21
0.41
H.W
Qloae.
8.B0
8.70
II.Oi)
U.2
0.44
n.M
8.78
BANK CLEARINGS
Bank eltarlnga today compared with cor re-.
.Ponding day l.atwo y..r.:u
Philadelphia J21.U42.0O2 J23.47O.011 12T.a6S.I0O
neaten 2(1,308,420 31,417.104
KVw York ..28t.31B.V28 33a.48l.43U 324.0OS.SeO
Itolllmore .. 8,168.321 8.376.881 7.1SS.134
RATES FOR MONEY
Philadelphia
Na York
Boaton
Chicago
m.llailelnliLi rViniinercla 1
la tit. nwntua' iuaturltlea. 3
Tlma.
3U4K
pap, with taut
ft4K per teat.
Call
m
H04
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
HW YOltK. March a. -In early dealing tba
(oralcn axchaaaa omtket w aoiel. In tfc
altartwoa atarllsg eUttaoaa allghOy. and. afir
hvuut beau iiuotad u low u 4 MHt. a4Taael
to 4M U-19. F j jf,
Cablaa 4.ffl i-W 5.2M & C
TO LOCAL MARKET
City Traction Shares Depress
ed -Demnntl for Lehigh Vnl
ley Transit.
A reactionary tone developed In tho
1'hllndelphln mnrkct this mornliif?. The
traction slocks wero tho weakest fcntliro
of tho purely local groups an a result of
tho signing? of tho transit ordinance by tho
Mayor. Union Traction fell a point nnd
ltnpld Trnnslt reached n substantial frac
tion. Odd lot snlco of Pennsylvania Salt
gradually sent that Issuo back to Its
minimum limit, but it lator lecoverod.
whllo the Tonopah stocks were again In
strong demand, especially Helmont
There- was a slight reaction In the prlco
of silver, but conOdent predictions were
"" oi very union hlglier quotations
tor tho whlto inotal because of the proba
bility of a heavy Increase In coinage of
Mllvcr after the war.
In the afternoon tho market became
llrnicr tindor the lead of United Stutes
Steel, llnldwln preferred rose n paint,
ns did Lehigh Valley Transit. Cambria
Storl improved also. Koystono Telephono
slinres made no response to tho February
I (port of earnings, which showed a gross
gain of $MS. Increased operating ex
penses caused a loss of 147S In not. Tho
surplus for the month wns $28,125, a do
crease of $l.i:G. For two mouths tho
surplus Increased $7KI to JBS.G7C,
In tlic Html hour, Baldwin Locomotive
preferred foil from 93 to OX This was
doubtless bocaupo of a sale of tho shares
in New York at Oi Following the An
nouncement that International Smokeless
Powder would bo offered 30 In tho dis
solution tho stock sold nt 31. Tho olllcera
wildiot nnmo nn ciact price that the
!.. l'Ont International Company Intends
to pay to minority International Smoke
less stockholders, but said It would bo
about $30 per share. They nlso said thnt
the latter company's totnl assets nre not
worth more than $1,800,000, or $10 per
shnrc.
The Lehigh Vnllcy Transit Issues ap
peared to be senrco and tho common was
bid up to 15, whllo tho preferred ex
tended the earlier gain across IS.
Pennsylvania snores were it trllle dc
ptesscd, ns were most of the nrbltrago
group. At the nnnual meeting resolu
tions wero adopted npprovlng tho notion
taken by tho directors to acquire certain
subsidiary railroads. Tho stockholders
nlso adopted a resolution to take n. stock
voto at tho annunl election of tho com
pany on March 23, on tho recommenda
tion made by the board of directors' thnt
tho company Increase Its bonded Indebt
edness by $0,000,000, thereby giving the
company authority to Issuo new bonds ns
tho directors may deem lit, to nn amount
not to exceed $71,000,000 outstanding.
Local Half-hourly Sales
10 to 10:30 A. M.
4 Tonopnli Del.. 43 l.'O Ton llel ...4 1.1-M
i.vt is I'lina HTtt ll;i
71!, 200 IT S Steel.... 4IJ
r.'Jt 1 lVnna 5'.'
,V.'t .Vtn Tonopnh Ilol.. .'.
4'1 a Penna 82 13-10
52'a CO Tonopah llel.. 5
B'.'Ta 2 Henna 8Vv
n Ton llel.. ..4 la-ill
H Htecl 48
10 T S Steel
1!8 Itcnrilng ....
2 lVnna
1 do
100 Tonopuh Iiel.
1(0 jnmi
10 lie
1 do
8B Tonopah HM.. 4'4 10 I
Ml nilla 117lo 1134 !ir. Ton Mln. . . .7 13-1(1
8 Klec stnragtt. 4si, 44 I'cnna 82 11-111
400 U S Steel 4.1?'. 18 do 82 11-10
D Ins Co N A.. 21H 100 l'hlla R T t 0 ll'A
1 U O 1 82
UONDS.
21 Phlla Co scrip 1018 SO
! l.nh Val Ken cona 4a S7Ti
10CO Lrh Vol yn cona reu 4s S7)i
Kiiki IT H Steel 8a 100
loon Penna 4a 1018 HiM
IO0O Heading gen 4a rcg V2V,
10:30 to 11 A. M.
i" i-nna it 'r t c u o union irac. .. ar.j-j
U( do 115 lo Tonopnh Mln. 7.
50 1'nlon Tmc... as 70 Penna Salt... 80(4
iii km Mouth itny... i.v,i
rFJ .-. rniia inic. ., ta
1
1 Ins Co N A.
... renna ait... nij .'.ij
lo Tonopnh Mln. 7v4 20 u S Kteol.... 48li
.imi un i.i-iii o 1'ninii ....8211-10
II Penna Salt... SOW 40 IT s Steel 48
::0 Ton llel 4 18-10 10 Phlla Co Ill)
WiO do 4 1.1-1(1 :i.1 Tim Mln. . ..7 13-1(1
20 lVnna Salt... R01 .1 Weatmor Coal HHi
HO.N'DS.
100 Phlla lTleo 4a 70
11KO Ke Tol 8a 0334
11 to 11:30 A. M.
10 Pennn Sult...W))j 30 Ton llel 4
28 Pnlon True... :t.1V, 1 CO Pannn Salt...
ion U 8 Steel 4.1(4 IS Ualdwln pfd..
81 Union Tmc... a.1 2:1 Penna
.1(1 Tonopah llel.. 8 200 Union Trnc,
20 I.eh Vnlloy... 075 20 Penna Salt...
in union irac. .. .i o ao.
in o
12K 10
ISIJ 200 li
HOXDS.
1000 Untied Hwya t c 4a...
100 Amor Gaa Kloo 8a.
ICO Amor (!a & nioo 6a.
3.- Phlln Trac
10 Mo raelCe
IGO U S Pteel.
do
do
S Rtl..
18-1(1
80 )i
ll.l
52H
38
80S
V
81
4SU
881i
11:30 A. M. to 12 M.
10) l! O I
2 Haldwln pfd.
1.1 II O I
8 Phlla Illee....
.1 Penna Salt.. ,
in l'hlla i:iec.,
82 1 Union Trac...
P.i 3 do
82 100 do
21(1 8 do
81 8 Phlla IITIi
21U 8 do
inn Ton Uel...-4 i.i-in ICO V S Hte.il. ...
14 renna 82 3-in
BONDS.
88 Phlla Co acrlp 101(1
87 Phlla Co Korlo 1018 ,
.1002 Phlla Co acrlp 1010
8
:i.i
38
HVi
4$
tM4
Ml
12 JI. to 12:30 1 M.
lo Ton Uel 4 18-10 10 l'hlla Trae...7SW
.1 Phlla It T t c US -' M v Control. S.'lW
10O U a Steel.... 43(1 20 I' S Steel.... 45(4
12:30 to 1 P. M.
24i
llel.
.4
S.1 Phlla Klec.... 24'1 40 Tonopah
Ed union 'irac... a.-.tj iwj oo...
10 I'enna ....... i1- io oo
100 Headlnir 72V 100 do
100 1'nlon Trac... !!814 20 Haldwln ofd.
loo do 3.H4 21(1 Tenn Copper.
200 cam Kteci 4-'i i(i souin uwy. .
SOU da 4.1 100 lleth Steel..
2S Penna 32 13-10 100 do
lnolleth Steel.... rail 200 do
200 do SflH 100 do
o.ns.
MHM Penna cona 4Wa ltWO t c
SOO) Schuylkill H & U S 4a
1 to 1:30 P. M.
10 Leh V tr pfd 28 8 Heading ....
SO do...'. 28 100 do
80 Tonopah Uel. . 8
liOHDS.
2000 Choc & Okla cons 8a
8
1810
3
, OS
. 2814
. l.Vi
1:30 to 2 P. M.
MV
SHU
8flU
SO'i
101
07
Til?!
725
M
24
21
13.1(1
"SSg
163 North Cent... 8.1 0.1 phlla Eleo....
200 Tonopah lit),. 3 110 do
13 Lett Nav 714 20 Ton llel. ...4
100 do 74U 8 Am fJaa
100 Int Pwd & Ch 31 80 Ilaldwln pfd..
10 U 8 Steel.... 43 10 Am Uaa
IS Lah Val Tr... IB 8UQ I
13 Reading 7211
2 to 2:30 P. 31.
25 Penna ... .82 13.10 8 Penna ..,.8211-16
8 Penna 6alt...lU 200 IT 8 Steel.... 43
4 Union Trac... .IStl lflo do 4S
30 U 8 Steel.... 431 JOO do 43i
100 I-eh Val Tr.. IS 20 !-h V Tr pfd 28(1
342 North Cent... 8.1 J CO Ton Hal... .4 1.1-1(1
ICO Phlla II T t c llll 7 Am Oaa 100
15 Baldwin pfd.. Ifli;
HON 08.
1O0O KAvltans Tl Aa
2000 Lah Nav cona 4Via 08'
2:30 to 3 P. 31.
5 Penna, ... .83 13-13 SO U O I.
o?H
ou
RO 'l'hlla. Blac
100 U S &lel..
10O do
20 do
10 Phlla WH,
10 V S 8t4..
10 do..
n Am uaa. .
81i
81M
loot!
4SJ 100 Int Pwd & Ch SO
4.1U 10 Oen Aan iif.l. 01
.24 SO Ton MfnT. 711-16
. iH SO U a Steel. . . . 431
BONDS.
2000 Obea & Okla cwu Ba....
176 Phlla Co arlp 1018
ICO Ant (la & Hlac 3a
3000 t.h Nav cona 4 Ma
2001 Inleratale Hwy 4a
400O Un Ilwy t c 4a
1000 Phlla, Blc 4a
$400,000 GOLD FR0SI JAPAN
Additional $1,350,000 on Way to New
York.
NEW YORK. March S.-Tha IntarnattMial
Biaklu CorKJraiipn baa reoajvad 400,OHtl la
ouM from JPa ancf San KraatWo, aJ baa
11,380,000 msrt aa rout twre from ttet fuatry
To data tba corporation haa usMi;i4 batwaaa
Il2.o5o.000 euj I1I.M.W Iron ttw aaa
(JUtfrtM.
1'holo by Internnilonnl News Hcrvl, e.
ItOLLA WELLS
Governor of tho Federal Reserve
Bank of St. Louis, District No. 8.
Sales in Philadelphia
.14
102
son
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8
8
2l
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20
18
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10
272
2.11
230
22K
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701
121
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8
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looij
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thlah Nnv
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do ITPf
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11X10
Phlln.
P It T tr ctta
Phlla Traction.
Rending
So Hnllway . .
Tpnn Copper .
Tonopnh llel .
Tonop.ili Mln .. ,
Union' Traction
United Imp
U H Steel ....
Westinrlnd Coal m
HONUH.
Ya. closo.
Am O .. K 8a.. 88 ti
Oi .t ( cons Ss . .
Key Tel 8a n:t'i
l.h VI nn enn 4a 871;
1. V sn cn -la r . .
Penna 4 1018.. U7-14
Pa ca 4,,fca '(X) t c
Poll Co i.cp inin no
Phil Co acn 11118 80
Phlln Eleo 4s... 78H
Itcnillng Kit 4a r ..
Sell It SE9I1..
t S Steel 8a
L'n llwy t o 4a. 73K
IllRh.
10014
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43
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82 11
81
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78(? 78 78'.,
72I 72(4 72'i,
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a ali"w Sfi
82 81 (, 8ft,
481i 48 43
111", Oil. Ol",
HIkIi. Low. Cloac.
M 83 8.11,
113 11.1 IU
I1314 11.11. UIK,
87(4 87' 87
87'1 87t, 871,
IP71J Il7i 0711
lot 101 km'
hoi, ninb iihh
80 80 80
70 70 711
!(2i MM 02(,
117 U7 07
100 100 ion
7.1(4 7.1-i 7314
Local Bid and Asked
Hnldnln
do pref
Cambria Steel
Kir .'trie Storage
(Jenernl AsphHlt ....
ao pref
Koyslone Tel
do t c
do pref
1.3 lie Sup Corp
Ulilgh Nav
do t c
Lehigh Volley
LolilKh Vnloy Tr. ...
.1. ....
.Peunaayluvnla
Phlln Kloc
Phlla Co
da. 8 per cent. prof.
do (I per cent. prof.
Phlln Rapid Tranalt.
do t c
Reading
Ton llel
Ton Mln
Union Traction
II O I
U S Steel
York Rwy
do pref
Today' Yoaterday'e
Hid. Asked. Hid. Aaked.
. 20 31
. l!2Vi 113
.. 12 41
.. 4SSi 411
. . (ill 111
.. 14(i 14)1
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741,
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7U'l 78
27"4 28
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21 24H
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30
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2 8-10 73
:is 33
81i 82
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80 32
Financial Briefs
At tho nnntiHl meeting of the American
Milling Company today the following di
rectors were elected: Hinckley O. At
wnod, Douglas II. Uethard. Itush C. But
ler, Oeorgo I). Connelly, Horace L. Dan
iels, Edwards S. Dunn, Edward C. Held
rlch, George J. Jobst, John V. McDowell,
Charles C. Miles and Itufus C. Patterson.
The following minimum prices were es
tablished by the New York Stock Ex
change special committee after today's
closo to take effect tomorrow: Pressed
Steel Car preferred, 86; Federal Mining
and Smelting preferred, 22; American
CIUph preferred, 48: Norfolk nnd South
ern Railroad, 20; Detroit United, 00.
At the annual meeting of the United
Stntos Industrial Alcohol Company tho
following were added to tho board: Julius
Kessler. William H. Coe, Herebrt Fitch,
Frederick V. Fuller and Archibald IJ
roy. E. 11. Stevens, II. M. Walker und
C. A. Webb retired. The olllce of chulrman
of the board was created.
I.ee. Illgglnson & Co. have been ap
pointed llscnl agents of tho Government
of Switzerland to make an offering of
Swiss Oovcrnment securities.
A, l,a nniinnl m ia H n tr nt 1ht IMtlalmrirh
Coal Company F. J. I.cmoyne was elected
a director In place of George W. Thelfs.
New York banks gained $503,000 from
tho Subtrensury yesterday, and ulnce last
Friday, $2,lS.00O.
The New York Cotton Exchange mem
bership of Marshall Ward has been sold
to E. F. Ilutton for $10,600; unchunged
from the last previous sule.
The Loose-Wiles lilscult Company
passed the dividend on tho second pre
ferred Btock.
It waa announced that transactions ln
Choctnw, Oklahoma und Gulf general
mortgage 5 per cent, bonds, due 1913, and
the consolidated mortgage 5 per cent,
bonds, duo 1-'. may be made without re
strictions. The Ilutteiick Company reports profits
of $199,101 for the year ended December 81.
This Is a decrease of W,4W. The surplus
was $,68S, against $77,117 In 1913.
Rumor had It that the United States
Steel Corporation has obtained valuable
ore properties In South America on which
the Kruppa had an option, but were
obliged to let lapse on account of war.
C. A. Ilagen was a buyer of Cambria
Steel.
The Loritlord Company reports, for
the year ended December 31, a surplus
available for common dividends of $2,117,
904, a decrease of $335,266 from the previous
year.
Exports of general merchandise from
the port of New York for the week ended
March 6 totaled $J6,8.997, an Increase of
$1,427,940 compared with same week last
year.
: 4Bl jIIiiiJ ,
1 mmkJMmr m
ADVANCE IN WHEAT
Buying by Commission Houses,
Speculation nnd Purchases
for Export Responsible.
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO. March 0.-HOOS.-Helpta, -000.
market StflOc. lower;' mtied and butchars.
ltf.aota.0S: ood htavy. 1 0.5041 a. 60: rouah
bT8y: SteM ,&w; as
CATTLE. -Rfcafpta. J800: market waalt.
bva $lTS8.sp: cows and hallat. $.0
I0 Ji0" i1 '&( 60ai40. TaaM,
i l7 IS; ialva, pCrjMln.
BHEBPUacelWa. 14.8S). mirku urau ta
ll..- as4 WHltfq. $4.74yi.S, Unxba, fW J
"""
CllICAQO, March 9. Commission housa
buying, speculation nnd expert demand
nldcd In nn advance In tho prlco of wheat
at tho opening of the grnln pit today.
Klist soles of May wero made nt $1.52, up
1 :t cents from tho final of yesterday, nnd
July showed n gain of H, cents, nt 11.81.
After tho first few minutes May roso to
$1.63 and July gained ' to $1.21".,. Later
In the day May reached $1.63, while July
touched $t.22(i. The Increased export de
mand wns tho principal reoeon given for
tho strength In the market. May closed
nt $1.6j and July $1.2214.
Tho senbonrd reported cash sales, part
of which wns late yesterday, of 600.0TM
liiishetr wheat and U"iO,00O bushels oats.
The world's avallnhlo supply of bread
stuffs, as compiled by Urndslreet's,
showed nn Incrcnso of ",622,000 biiBhels tho
ipast week ton total of 171,7(9,000 bushels,
nnd compared with 193,071,000 bushels n
year ngo.
Sales of 1,000.000 bushels of oats wore
reported yesterday, whllo export snlcs of
whent nt the seaboard amounted to
1,000,000 bushels.
Reports from Itnly ngreo that wheat
suffered considerable ilauuigo from ex
cessive rnln. The crop outlook from
mat country In unfavorable.
Snow ln Russia Is fast disappearing and
the outlook for tho movement of crops Is
sntlsfnctory.
Wheat In Argentina has sufTcred niucli
deterioration from tho prolonged spell of
rainy weather, nnd estimates of tho
amount for export nro considerably low
ered. U'Rillnp futures ranged oa follows:
Yest'd's
Wliont Open. Itlsh. Low. Close, closo.
MllV 1.82 1.83 1.31 11.38 t.4!)'i
Jdlv 1.21 1.22 I.UWi l.22Vi MI'S
.September .. 1.12 1.12U 1.110 Ml', l.lflV,
twin .now fieiivcryi-
Mav
July ....
Oata
Mny . .
July . .
1-ard-MiO
. .
.Kilv ...
Hlb
Mny .
Jjlv ...
l'orlc
M.iv ..
.Iiilv . .
Hid.
74t
,(l
74 ai
7(1.
88
72
73
wiji
'&
-m.
7311
73?,
8
..10.3.1
.I0.MI
.10.17
.10.13
. ..17.82
18.32
TAakMl.
10.8.1
10.82
10.17
10.47
17.83
18.32
10.47 10.8!
10.72 10.71
10.02
10.D0
10.07
10.37
10.10 10.22
10.37 110.80
17.0.1 17.(13 17 02
18.0.1 MH.03 MB.-li
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
NEW YOItlC, March li.-ntlTTEH. Market
enaler: receipts, 1O007 paeknges; oxlra, 30c. 1
higher scoring. 30!kf31c. ; Htnte dairy, 2Sc. ;
Imitation creamery, 21ifi22c.
liOO a. Market unsottled: recolpta, 30,213
packnicB: oxlrn Praia, lite; firms, lKmai8vtc.;
nearby wliltea, 22HS3c.; mixed color, lOUc.;
refrigerator llrata, 21c.
NEW YOKK COFFEE MARKET
NBV YOHK, March 11. Trailing waa mod
erately active on tho coffeo exchnngo ufier
tho opening. Futures wero In demand at nn
advance of 2 to 3 iwlnla above tho final jcb-
1'rlces follow:
March
April
May
.1(100
July
Auitliat
September
October
November
December
January
.Sales, 4000 bagii.
Hid.
Today's Yesterday's
ononlnir.
B.823.(1.1
B;73J3.7ll
8.83
(1. 78110.80
fl.80un.fK)
(1.0.1-30.00
tl.U0
7:iiji7.i4
7.10U7.2O
clone.
8. 01 .1.(1.1
3.V2?3.73
3.77lfr3.1S
R.7IKfr3.8l
(1.82(1.8:1
(1.8llffl(l.lll
11.07 h 11.08
7.1)2(47.0.1
7.0SJI7.10
7.1.VS7.17
7.12W7.2J
FOREIGN TRADE CHANCES
The following flat 0 foreign trade opnor.
fiinltfra for American manufacturers M clecn
out Iiy the ilurrau 0 Foreign and Domestlo
Commerce, Department of Commerce, at 1 I'm ft.
fntifon, onrt ndifreaaej nml further details tnnp
be had by corresponding tclth the bureau, giv
ing the number of the Inqulrii
So. ISS.i!) table cutlery, cnamelnare and
canned gooda A firm of American exporters,
which aenda ttc repreaentntlvoa to the various
I-otln-Amerlcan ltept.t)llca. has Informed tho
New Yorkcliy branch olTIre of the llureau of
foreign and Oomeatlo Commerce that It de-Mn-n
10 aeoure agenclea of reliable manufne
turera of table cutlery, enamelware and
conned gooda for eom or all of tho I-ntln-Ar.ierl.an
counlrlea. All orders will be paid
for In .Now York.
No. 188(10 typewriters, etc. An American
consular officer In Huasla reporta that a bual
neca man In hla dlatrlct wlahev to represent
American typewriter manufacturers. He state
that he la ln a position to undertake agenclea
for other llnea. He remurka thai if neceaaary
ho la In a roaltlon to buy on a caah baala.
Hank reference la given. Correspondence may
be In Kngllah. Prlcea should be stated In
Uusslan values. Quotations should be c. 1. f.
Kusalan porta.
No 188(11, dyeatuffs Tha llureau of Foreign
nnd Domeallc Comn erco la In receipt of n
letter from a Hrm In the United Kingdom
staling that Ita mills In India lire ln need of
dyeatuffs. It la dealred to place, tho following
irlal order: Twenty-eight pounds each of
sulphur black, direct black, and direct red
laat to ncld- 10 pourda each of direct green,
direct sky-blue, direct yellow, victoria blue,
baall green and aur.imtne, total 141 pounds,
.Samples and Prlcea ahould bo Bent at once.
C. 1. r. quotations, Including war-rlak Insur
ance, ahould be sent. Payment will be mado
by caah agalnat presentation of complete
ahlpplng documenta In London. Iteferenco la
given.
No. 18862, motors An American consular of
ficer reports the name and addreaa or a man
In Huasla. nho dealiea to represent American
manufacturers of motora for yachting pur
IKjsea. Calnloga, prlcea, etc., ahould bo aent
at once. I'rlcea r-hould he In Huaalan values.
'. 1. f. port of delivery. Correationdence may
bo In ftngllah.
No. 18,l-l, cottop piece goods, cotton sheet
ing, etc. A bualncaa man In Franca haa In
formed nn American conaul that he dealres to
communicate with Amerlcun manufacturer of
gray otion plocu sooda: cotton, linen and
hvn'P aheeilng. alngle-wldlh flannela, and
woolen cloths. Correapondence la reiiueate.1 In
I'flncli and quotatlona should bo In Frvnch
ciTfrancy. Hank reference la given.
No. 18801, wool An American conaular of
ficer In Itu.ala reporla that a merchant In hla
district dealrea to receive immediate offera of
wool. Samples, etc.. and c. 1. f. quotations
ahould be aent at once. Duplicate tainplea
should be font to the American conaulate.
Nn. 188(18. magm-toa A ttrm of pump
apcclaliata In Europe haa Informed an Amer
ican cnneul that It dealrea to get In com
munication with American manufacturers of
high-tension magnetos for alngle-cyllnder gato
llne englnea of one to sla. horaepower. A
aamnle machine la desired for Inspection. Full
ptrtlculara. prlcea, condltlona of payment, etc..
ahould be aent at once. It la alated that caah
will not be paid In advance. Tha firm atatea
that If the terms, etc., are aatlaractory an
Older for SO magnetoa wilt bo made at once,
with possible supplementary ordera during the
year totaling about 200.
No. lOSOO, machines, underwear, etc. An
American conaul In Huasla reporta that a
tmalneaa man In hla dlatrlct dealrea lo pur
chaao metal lithea and machlnea for the pro
duction of knitting-machine needles and of
various faatenera for underwear, clothing, cor
aeta, ahoea. etc. He alales) that he also dealrea
to rtrreaent American manufacturers of tha
above llnea. Corrtapondence ahould be in
Ituralan. French or German. Prlcea should bo
quoted In Huaalan values. C. I. f. quotations
should bo submitted.
MINING STOCK QUOTATIONS
TONOPAH STOCKB.
Jim Butler
&facNamara
Midway
Mlipali Extension
Montana ,......
North Star
Tonopah Helmont ...,,...,.,,.,,,.
VnninHh .vten.lnn ...............
Tonopah Merger
runopan aiming ...,.,.,...,
Keacua Kula ,.
Wt End
OOI.DKJBLD STOCKB.
Atlanta
uiua null
Itooth ..
JWWf
Comb Fraction
DJaroondnaltl H B ,.,..
Dalay
Florence
Ooldftehl Consolidated
OoldUald Merger
Jumbo Extension
Kc wanes
Pro
CnnA Van ...
Silver FKK
MISCLLANBOUS,
FaUvlaw Attaa . , . '.
KImUrly
Nevada Hill ,. 98
Nevada Wonder l.gQ
SECURITIES AT AUCTION
At auction today the foil j wins eaufUla
went aoM by Banuifl T. Freeaiao & Oo. ;
PI Youa. gmytb. Flaw Co. vft 100
W Wtarcrao S. i: B. UWg., U. U N
.'23
.on
Hid. Ask.
.7(1 .77
.01 .OS
.11 .10
..12 .31
.40 ,49
.18 .10
4li 8
2d 2
.41 .13
7; 7t'
.It ,12
.81 ,32
.28 ,20
.05 .07
.28 .)
.OS ,04
.08 ilJ
.OB .08
.07 .00
.83 ,SU
ljj. 1",.
.23 .23
.00 .03
.16 .17
.07 .00
.08 10
.0.1 .08
.07 .10
rOO
GRAIN AND FLOUR
MllllAT. Itecelpt. 43,821 bushels. The
Inarket further ndvnncrd 3e. with good specula
tlie buying ln nil homo (train centres. Quota
tions: enr lots, In export elevator No. 2 rod,
ilit mid March, ll.OI01.mi: No. S red West
erti, fi.8091.01i No, I Northern Uuluth, 1.B!)
fil.rtl.
COItN. Hccelpts, 20,078 bushels. The
rnsrket ruled stonily under morternto offerlnas.
but trade was quiet. Qtiowtlona: Cnr lota.
In export elevator No. 2, spot nnd March.
1.818c; stenmer. 7S78c.i No. 3, ;4fl75c. Cnr
lota for local trade, ns to locntlon No. 2 yel
low, ?8ff7nc.i stenmer yellow, TO'itfiTtte.i ; No.
.1 yellow, 74tatt78,ie.f .No. 4 yellow, 73't74'4r.,
sample tellow, iSSVrr2ViC 1 now cob, per i0
lbs., 7lttT77',ic.
OATil. Hecclpts, 111,412 bushels. Offerings
wero light and the market ruled firm though
quiet. Quotations: No. 2 white, iH'Afttl'I'ic.l
standard white, iltUaia'Sc.; No. 3 white, WH
IIYi: nulet but firm. We quote nt $1.1(1
JT1.18 per bushel, ss to quality. In export
elovntor, nnd at 11.1201.18 for small lots of
renrby grain In Iibrs. . , ..
1'I.OtTlte tlecelpt. llflS hbls. and 1,388,
133 lhs. In sacks. Mill limits , higher In
ympslliy with whent but demand light. Quo
tations, per Hid lbs. In wood- Winter, elenr.
(i.WlO.H3: do., strolght, !0.r.3fltl.lMi; do.,
patent. $74T7.2.1. Kniiana, atrnleht, Juto sacks,
fit,08iit,P0, do., patent. Jute sacks, fiti,!l,i:
spring, nrat clenr J0.8oil.73: do., straight,
fil.i.MJ,, do., patent. J7.83: do., faiorlto
lirnnda, J.Mif8: city mlll. choice nnd fancy
pnftnt, f.80frH; rlty tnllla. regular grades
winter, clear. fi1.4(Mfil03, do, straight. fU.ll-.ff
0.1(0. do., patent, $77.2.1.
UVI3 ri.orit.--tn stnnll supply nnd nrm.
but qulel. Quotnllnns: Nearby nnd Western,
in wood, nt ftir,0ii7, ns lo qiultty.
PROVISIONS
The market was quiet, hut values Mrndlly
maintained. Quotations: City beof. In sets,
smoked and nlr-drled. 23112(10.: Western beef.
In sets, smoked, 2S2fle. : city beef, knuckle
and tpnders. smoked nnd alr-drle.1. 27
2Sc. : Western beef, knuckles nnd tenders,
emoked, 27r2.V i Vef Hams. $3I32: pork,
famllv, f23023.no: hams, 8. r. cureil. loose,
l:'tUJI3Uc.; do., skinned, loose. 12Vi3121ic;
do, do., smoked, 13V4IT14C. : other hams,
moned, city cured, ns to brand nnd nvcra:e.
..i.i.-'jc. ; 110 , psiern coren, .-.ti i.-.'j.
HHtci do., current make, UHOlOc.i do., part
aium
Ims, 89130.
POULTRY
I.ttE, fSupplies, smitl ,and th8 market
firm with a fair demand for (lestrsbte slock,
Quotntlonsi Fowls. in18c.i exceptional 1ot
hlghen old roosters, imsfl2c,i chickens, soft
meatetl, 10l7e.; do., ataggy, 140180. i ttirkeye,
I3l7e.i ducks, IBfUOci geese, 12flHffc.i
guineas, as to quality, per pair. S0tc70e.t
Pigeons, old, per pair, 22023c. j do., young,
per pair. 201122c.
1)11 llNSHIIe There wna llttls trading, but
offerings of fine dealrablo-alied stork were light
nnd values nere nrmly maintained on this
description. Quotations: , Fresh-killed fowls,
12 to box, dry.plckod snd dry-ackad,
selecteil, henry, 10c.; weighing 4HffS lbs.
apiece. ISr.j do.. BiJiN lbs. apltre, 1JHW
lse.j do., ,1 lbs. apiece. In-ft10t4 do., under
0 lbs. apiece, 14ei.lr. Fowls,, hbls.. dry-plened
and drv-oaeked. Western, tf.l lba. aofece.
17Hc.i do., do, fn.i lbs., lOfflOHCi do., do.,
Old rnoatera. drr-
Pl"ke.l, He. Hrolllng eWckena. nearby. lUf3
lbs. .tpfece, 22923c. 1 do., fair to good, 18350c;
do..
hoilerl, boneless, 2.IW2IC.: picnic shoulders. H.
P. cured, loo.c. 101rllc.i do., smoked, U1(
i.e.; peinrs in picKie. nccoroina; 10 avrriiK".
loose, llvt.'itie.: breakfast bacon, ns to brand
and average, city cured, 17018c.; do., Western
cured. 17018.'.: lard. Western, refined. In
tierces.
on,, puro
'17Q18.'.: lard. ' Western, reflncd. In
ll'smiHt.: 0o do., tubs, llSllJ6e.i
. nun. riiv. KPi.in rpniii-r-ii. iirtL.vii iu
...1 . . - .-.--.'-...' .... ... ......
njic : 00., puro cny, scitio renaerca ut wuuu,
REFINED SUGARS
Tlie market quiet nnd without Important
chnnge. HeOneis' list prices: Klnndard granu
lated, 8.80c.; lino granulated, 8.78c.; powdered,
8.83c.; confectioners' A, 8.0.1c; soft grades,
4.(100 3. SOC.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
HUTTHK. Demanil was light nnd tho
market waa wenk under liberal offerings. Quo
tations: Western, fresh, solid-racked creamery,
fniuv, specials, :13c; extra, 31c: extra firsts,
2!I5I3(IC; flrrls, 27l2Sc; seconds. 2lSi20c;
thirds, 22h2.lc. ; lndle-pucked, 17fj2lc aa to
qunllly: noarhy prints, fancy. 31c; average ex
tra, .Tic.; flreta ,",Oi,32c :, seconds. S8Q28c.;
spoctul brands or prints Jobbing nt 30(Tf4lc.
i:(l(;s. The mnrkot ruled firm nt tho late
decline, with supplies well cleaned op. Quota
tions In free cases, nearby extras, 21c. per
do?.: nearby flrslo. $8.88 per standard ease;
nearby current receipts. $3."0 per rase; West
tern, extra llrstH. $3.83 per. caso; do., firsts,
$3,711 per .'aso; Houthtrn, f.1.401fS.7O per ciibo:
fancy oelccted cundled fresh eggs wore Jobbed
out at 2.1'rssc. ncr .
Clli:i:.Hi:. The market steady under mod
erate offerings und n fair demand for oxport.
Quotations: New Yurk, full cream, tall make,
choice, l"Ql?)ic. : ao., do., fair to good, 10145J
Western, lHf2 lbs, apiece, 20S22c: do., fslr
to ennd. t Jflil.le. CI1I1 kens, drv-nlcksnl ftn.1
dry-pocked, In boxes, mllk-fcJ, 31 to 3ft lbs. ta
dot,, I8C1 do., 37 to -12 lbs. to dot., 18c; do.,
4.1 to 47 lbs. to dor., 180, 1 do.. 48 lbs. to nox.,
20c. : do., CO 11)9. and over, 21c; corn-fed, si
to 42 lhs to Uox., 10c.; do., 43 In 47 lbs. to
dot., I.e.: do., 48 lhs. to dos.. inc.; do., 00
lbs. and over, 20c. Chlckana. dry-picked fthd
riry-pnclied, in hbls., seleetsd. heavy, lBe.i
Western, corn-fed, 8 lbs. nnd over, 18c: do.,
do., 4 lbs., I7(ffI7t4o ; do., do., 3'4 lbs.. ISUC.1
do., do., 2!43 lbs.. 14JM3C Turkeys, dry.
picked and dry-packed Fancy, nearby, 21c.i
do., Western, 21r.; fair to good. 18iff20c; old
toms, IflfrSoc, Ducks, fancy. In lioxes. 179
18c: do, ordinary to good, 12Wlnc. oeeae,
nearby, 124tl4c; do.. Western, 10il2c. Squnbs,
per tins., while, weighing 11 lo 12 lbs. per dot.,
f4.284K(i: whlto, nchthlng n to 10 lbs. per
dot.. $.1.0314.18: do., do., 8 lbs. per dot.. 3
3.2.1: do., do., 7 lbs. per dot., $2fr!l.03; do., do..
nflflH lbs. ter dot., fl.S0gl.83i dark and No. 2.
r.oe n$i.
FRESH FRUITS
The market quiet snd without Important
rhnnre Quotations: Apples. Now York, per
bid. -York Imperial. 21T3, Orconlng. 2ff2 78
Kltjr. f2TT2 73: py, (1.78472.80: Ilaldwln. $1.78
ifT'.'.SO: Tlcn imvls, $1801(72: other good rating
varieties, $1.80512.80; medium, flWhSO; apples.
Western, per box, 7.V.57$l.23; npples. Delawnrs
and IVnnsylvnnln. per hnmnrr. 8O70Oc,; lem
ons, per Isix. J2ift2.7.1: oranges, Florida, per
box. (1.30172. SO; tnngerlnea. Florida, per alrap.
$1.80172.30: graperrult. Florida, per box. $1
1.7.1; plneanples. per crntoI'nrto rtlco, $4."0
W8- Florida. f.1J71i cranberries, fancy late
Mirlelles. per bbl., f1.80BI.rrO: cranberries,
Jersey, per crate, 23W7.1C. : nenrs. New York.
Kleffer, per bbl., fPsIS; strawberries. Florida
per qt., 25O80C
VEGETABLES
Offerings fairly liberal nnd tho general mar
kft dult nnd barely steady. Quotntlonsi
White potatoes, per bush. Pennsylvania, 83f
rite.: Maine. 4Sfl30c: New York, ns to quality.
40f74.ic. sweet potatoes. Delaware, por hamper
large, fl, 28571. 30: medium, nnjr78c.: sweat
potatoes, Knatern Shore, per bbl. No. 1. f25r
2.78: No. 2, $1.8001.78; sweets, Jeraey, p-r
bbl. No. 1. 3 23173.80; No. 2. 2(S2,80: swoets,
Joraey. per basket. 73r.fl7fl: onions, per buah,.
SOUSSc, do., rholce, Per 100-lb, bag, (I; do.,
medium, per loo-lb. bag, 73c; do., eoconda.
per 100-ib. hag, 00c. : rahbago, Danish, per ton.
SIPBIS. caullllower, New York, per rrnlo, ft
1.7.1: spinach, Noifolk, per bbl., M.S0fi2: kale.
Norfolk, per, bbl.. fltffl.28: lcttuco. Texas,
per bush.-bisket, T.lc.fff 1.80; do., Florida, per
basket, (1CT2; henna, Florida, wax, per
basket, $2.30174.80; do., Florida, green, per
bnsket. fill? I. SO; ren, Florida, per basket.
$2.80573; eggplant, Florida, per box, $257:1.311
cucumbers. Florldn, per hnakct, $3.o(l.1i
snunsh. Florida, per bnsket. $2.28773; peppers,
Florida, per cnrrler. $2113.73; beets, Florida,
per 100 bunches, $3lif0: tomatoes, Florida, per
carrier -Fnncy. $2.28ifi:i: choice. $U72; celery,
Florida, per craie, $1.23172; do., New York,
per hunch, 33J7.10C. 1 muBhrooms, per 4-lb.
basket, (Oc.ii7ft.20.
ANTHRACITE OUTPUT LARGER
February Figures Show Increase of
1G3.G56 Tons.
Tho Btntlstlcs of tho output of anthracite
conl In February as reported by A. II. Arm
strong, chief of tho Ihircnu of Anthrnclto
Btntlstlcs. were 4,278,107 tons oh compared
with 4,121.431 tons In February of laat year,
on IncrcuBo of 181,08(1 tons.
I.ehlgh Volley's monthly production again
exceeded that of Heading, In February, Lo
hlglr Valley and threo other roada, namely,
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western, Dcla
wnro and Hudson nnd Krle, showing In
ci eased shipments over that month ln 111, I.
Tho shipments for tho year to date, two
months, wero l.00it,G42 tons ns comparod with
11,207,183 tone In the ame period of 1U14, a
decrease of 2S7.841 tons.
1013
teurunry.
Ihlgh Valley
Philadelphia and Heading
Central Itallronil N. J...
Del.. Hack, nnd Western
Delaware and Hudson...
Pennsylvania
KrlB
Ontario and Western ....
Totnl
Decrease.
tons. Increase.
8S7.2I17 203,12.1
(!i 13.713
473,1128
(110,211!
841,823
372,374
S3S.8S3
1.17.341
:i.080
811.722
80. 00.1
10I.IH7
8.1.7211
2,370
10,483
. 4,273,107 183,030
POWDER CO. DISSOLVES
International Smokeless Stockholders
to Get $30 a Share.
CAMDKN, N. J., March P. Tho stockholders
of tho International Hmokelosa l'owder anj
unemicai (.-ompnny. ai ine apeciai meeting to
day, voted to dissolve tho compnny.
A large majority of the alnck la owne.1 by
tho du Pont International l'owder Company,
which. It was staled, will pay the minority
atockholdera about f30 per sharo for their hold
In ga.
ln reply to questions utkedby minority
stockholders concerning tho reasons why tho
directors recommended tho dissolution, Mr.
dnl'nnt said that the compuny's business was
threatened with extinction becauso tho I'nlted
Ktates Uovernmeit ha Btarlcd to manufacturs
its own military powder.
The company does not manufacture Indus
trial explosives. Tho officers admitted that
tho nuropian war had caused n spurt In the
company's military powder orders, but that
business Is not considered permanent.
FIRM TONE IN LONDON
Traders Realized on Government'a
War Loan.
LONDON, March 0. A firm undertone pro
vailed In securities today, but the list was
spotted. Speculative Investment buying re
Btrengthcncd oil and mine sharea. South
Africa boiirht Knfflrs, but the report on tha
output or gold In I ho TrnnsM.nl Insl month is
extected to bo Indllferent.
There wns teallzlng of the unr loan In an
ticipation of the paymerts of tho Instalment
ol 10 per cent, on Thursday. Canadian Pacific
wnn lnsvmuathy with advices from New York
und trading was slightly brisker.
iiuaon ro.i.
close
87'4
. nn
. 71
Amalgamated Copper .
Atchison
llaltlmore Ac Ohio
Canadian Pacific llXlVj
Ches.ipenke & Ohio 43J
Chicago limit Western 11
Chlcugo M & St Haul UO'U
Denver & Hlo Qrando n&
Hrle 221,
do 1st prar .tfiMi
3.1 - t.
HSU - I
riiZ
"I
;.
7S 1444 -1
'scJflc 87 84 - (,
tic 124S l"0is U
Illinois Central ..
Missouri Knnsiia & Texas
New York Central
Norfolk .4 Western
New York Ont & West...
l'ennslvunia
Heading .
Houthern 1
Union l'aclllc
uecreaao.
.lo;
. Hit.
. 81U,
.103
. 20
rviw
cautv.
IWV
'of-
2154
33
103 U
S3fc
10l'
"3t4
104', - ',
SHORT TERM NOTES
BIG FOREIGN TRADE BALANCE
WAHHINOTON. March O.-Kiports of the
I'nlted states 111 1014 totaled f2, 114,000,000 and
Imports fl,780.0OO.d0o. the Department of Com
merce today reported, showing a trade balance
of f32S.tiOO.ooo.
Now York led with 40 per cent, of tho ex
port bualneaa; OnUestoli was second; New
Orleans, third, and llaltlmore, fourth. Tho
bualneaa at tho principal cuatoma districts was:
New Ynrk Imports. f374.O00,O(Xl; exports.
fSTI.OOO.lKIO.
Galveston Imports, $12,000,000; exports.
$11)7.000,000.
New Orleans Imports. $SO,000.000; exports.
1181.000,000.
llaltlmore Imports, $30,000,000; exports.
$107,000,000.
Detroit-Imports. f20,O0O,0OO; exports, $0.1..
000,000.
, lluffalo Imports, $10,000,000; cxporta, $78.
WsJ.OOO. lloston Importa, $103,000,000; exports, $72..
0CO.0CO.
Philadelphia Importa, fSS.000,000; exports.
IOhOOO.COO.
Han Francisco Imports, $70,000,000; exports.
fOd.000.000.
Oeorgla Importa, $0,000,000; exports, $32..
00O.00O.
Kt. Uwrence Importa, $30,000,000; exports
tll.O00.O0O.
Chicago Importa, $33,000,000; exports, $20.
000.000. Ohio Importa, $10,000,000; exports, 113..
000.000.
NOTES OF THE RAIL
The Interstate Commerce Commission
today held the Norfolk nnd Western Hall
way legally entitled to charge. In ad
dition to tho transportation rate to porta,
extra for dumping coal Into boats. A
complaint by the New England Coal and
Coko Company was dismissed.
One hundred and fifty-four of the prin
cipal steam railroads of the United States
earned during January, 131S, net operating
revenues or 447.900,281, the Interstate, Com
merce Commission today reported. Total
operating revenues amounted to $100,677,
113 and total operating expenses to $15;,
776,889. Net revenue per mile for these
roads during January amounted to $2! I,
compared with $220 In January, lilt.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Philadelphia Traction Company, semiannual
of $2, payable April 1 to alack at record
March 10.
International Harvester Company ol New
Jersey, regular quarterly Hi per cent., pay
able April 1 to atock of record March 28
United Fuel Supply Company, regular auir
terly 2 per cent., payable March Ut. Hooka
close March 0.
United Fruit Company, regular quarterly $1
a share, payable April 13 to stock ot record
March 30.
'American Drake Shoe and Foundry Company
regular quarterly 3 per cent, pn preferred and
IK Pr, cent, on common, payable March 3?
to stock of record March 10.
Kelly-SprlngOeld Tire Company, regular quar
terly 1H per cent on flrat preferred and ll;
per cent, an second preferred, payable Apalfvl
lo stock oi record March IS, and 14 per cast,
an caauaen, payable May 1 to stock, of reeottl
April IB.
Nttleaal Ucartee. regular quarterly lu per
cent, an preftrtajd. payable March 81 to atocfc
of record March 28
BAR SILVER
NSW Yomr. March 0 -Comai
euver was quotaa t an crew, on
:ui iwr
Amer Loco
Am Tel ei Tel aub 8
Amer Tobac acrlp. tl
Anaconda Cop Co. 8
Argentine Oov.... it
Argentine uov-.. . 0
Argentine uov.-
Ualt & Ohio
Ilcthlehem .stl. .
iirookn Itn 'IT.... r
Can Paclttc (1
C A O Hy 5
Chicago .v w ind. 8
Chicago Klevnted. 8
Krlo 5
Krlu s
ICrlo
Oeneral Motor ..
Oeneral Hubber. .
Internl Harvester. 8
uicmi Hiec :
I.lc Hh & Mich fiou S
l.k Bh .t Mich Sou a
juisaoun i'ac...
New l-ig Nav. . .
N Y C & 11 It..
N Y C & II It..
N Y C & II It..
N V C & It It..
N Y City
N Y City
N V City
N Y N II &. II..
P It It conv
Pub Serv Crp N J 8
rMaboard Air Line S
Houthern Hwy ... 8
Houthern Hwy ... 8
If S Smelt R i it 8
Union Typewriter. 8
United Fruit II
United Fruit 8
Utah Co it
Wrat Penn Trac.. (1
Itate Due Hid
o juiy iuir loo'.
Apr. 1010 look,
Heut. WIS 10O)i
-Mar. 1017 wM,
Dec. 1018 10O4i
Dec. 11)18 IOO54
Dec. 1017 lOOli
4Hi June 11)18 100V1
8 Juno 1111.1 lOOW
8 July 1018 00
(1 Slur. 1U.'4 102
8 Juno loiu Koa:
Kept. 1013 KXH,
juiy utiu usft
V,
Anril 1U1S iru
Oct. 11)18 loo
Apr. 11)17 I18IJ
Oct. 1111.1 101 u.
-t'.j July 1018 100
reo. un;, lilili
Mar. Hi 1 8 07 W
Bent. 1013 loot!
Dec. 1U18 100
June llll.l 80
Mny 11)17 U2
Apr. lais 100
May 11)13 loot.
Sent. 1111,1 100,
Oct, 11113 loou.
fot. 1013 10l
Hept. 11)1(1 102S
sent. 1IU7 104
May 1111.1 nss.
3(4 Oct. lilts 100
.ainr. luio V,M,
.isr, a in
Feb. lum
May 1017
Juno 1IU8
Jan. inin
aiay 11)17 101
May 1018 0714
Apr. 11)17 07
Mar, 1017 U(l
U814
00
P7U
V4
11(1
Aaked
Hi
1(0
100'
0.
100
11
IP
100
10
l
103 U.
POVi
IO0 1,
1)3
100
100',
081,
101
100
100
08
lofw;
XCO!i
III)
112
100k.
1C0S.
100V,
HXW
101i4
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104I-,
1A)U
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DU
RAILROAD EARNINGS
AI-AUAMA QHKAT BOUTHEHN.
11)18. Decreaae
Fourth week February. . $112,101 $ie.lt4
llpnth 347.MIS 00.040
From July 1 3.148,80-1 80S.1SI
CINCINNATI, NEW Oltr.EANS AND TEXAS
Fourth week February.. $203,208
Monlh 71U.U98
From July 1 0,230,2111
MOU1LB AND OHIO.
Fourth week February.. $100,077
Mouth 701,003
From July 1 7.272.073
VIIIOINIAN RAILWAY,
January grow , f. 11 1,811
Net after taxes 213,8(11
Heven month' grpaa 3,88.1.481
Nat after taxes l,408,Uii
WKSTEHN PACIFIC.
1013
Fourth week February., f 118.300
Month .T.'l.ioo
From July 1 3.US0.2OO
Iucreaee.
$70,08.1
188, fk
4.057,30.1
fU.783
lSO.O'M)
1.404,31)8
$71,731
42,071
582.238
47a.un
Decree e
$13.1UJ
bll.t .4)
08,74
Receiver for Rubber Company
TRISNTON, N. J.. March 0,-The Century
Hubber Company, of Plalntield. N. J.. Iu
flled bankruptcy papers In the United StiU4
Court here, and Frank P. McDormoti. of Jer
aey City, has been named receiver by Judau
llulghL The paiera sat forth that the authui
lied oapltal of the company Is f 3,800.000. aa
seta at about $200,000 und liabilities $31,000.
but that the rasll ot tho concern baa been
reduced to $400.
Following the Panic
of 1907 Induaulal gross
earnings) shrank 50 and
' railroad receipts decreased
10, Rag and lejetrlcity
earnings actually sained
about 1.
Every investor should have
our pamphlet entitled, ".elec
trical Utility InvretruenU
No. 103 Ttrr Keeord and
arogrreaia," which we will be
glad to sfnii uion requeat
William P. Bonbright & Co., h
MORRIS W. STROUP, Jr.
Manarjer
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