JEVEKING CBPgEfi'-PBIT.a.PECTHia:, THTTRSDXT, MAT 20, WIS:
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WgHARP ADVANCES IN SPECIALTIES HELPED WHOLE MARKET-TRADING SLIGHTLY BE?
i in niliiiiliilglf
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MISSOURI PACIFIC UP
'Street Understood Thnt Gould
TrUStecS, at iuuuliiik iuuuy,
Agreed to Extension of Notes
' MEWf yortK. May 20.-Contlnucd Im-
fWovtment was sou.,. " ". ;
J,. both I" tl'C volume of trading nti'l
K further move up in iirices. winie
?' .--. ...l,ol mlM Vin onllnrl
ftuslncsswiis nui ..
l. L,it( scale, It was distinctly bettor
I 0 tho Inst two ilnys, especially yes-
Si.rdiy. WH1CI1 WltB liiu-o '" ...-
EW'0" . .... M,,.. ,!.. Thin tiMlor.
j,jf jMSlon Hill" ' " " "-"-
L. indnv occurred In the fnce of fore-
JVew York Stock Sales 1
..,. . .. .. I-aat close.
Alert Gold Mines ... S3J,
Allls-Chalm Mfg ..., u
Allls-Chalm Mfg pf ... -jSt
Amalgamated Cop .... 05),
Am Act Chemical .,.., COH
Am Bret Puear . i
Am Brakes &F pf ...Mo
mi uraxe o ez if
tilth.
35
IB),
47
COW
fit
4
Low. Close.
33H 35
16H
47
05
61
43'f
JfiJs
47
rmj,
44U
i"Tis mat tho Ucrmnn reply to tho hole
J.the United States would be unfavor
able but thc bellcf lhnt llaly WUla S0n
' u.'e ih'o war on tho Bide of the Alllea,
f'fi hi the mind of the Street, bringing
SiS. conflict to a much Bpccdlor tcrmltm
ftlon. wa8 ft sutflclcnt rcnson for uettor-
Efaeni . mflnH Imnnrtnnpn tnrtnv
factor u. .'" ....... ,
.. .h.,! rnverlnK. while tho order
Xhich tho Bethlehem Steel Corporation
XC,d from Great llrltnln for 8000 can
.m and a check for $16,000,000, exerted a
5S3 Influence In tho "war stocks," In
Shlch the largest gains wero registered,
fiethtehem, for Instance, moved up (!
f.i.i. iipforo midday, while American
rRnottve rose 24; Baldwin, V&, and
i WMllnghouso over 2. Other "war stocks"
v? . .I.- e,,tianntlnl cnlnR.
Outstanding weak features were Chi-
V" .. t ...1 TlnnlllH n.,.l r.1.ABn.
r i,it) KOCK 1SIHI1U HI"' ' . anil ultra-
i' Make and Ohio. Tho latter dropped two
1 toInU on the expectation that the dlvl
f. vitni would bo passed by tho directors,
vi,0 mcet to take action today. Hock
K-Wand declined over two points. In con
BSnectlon with Hock Island, which Is now
iftiii the hands of iccelvers, N. L. Amstpr,
l airman of the minority stockholders'
-,mmlltee. had advanced a proposal that
lRl3g,00O,0OO 0f collateral trust bonds bo Is-
IlltU tO aVOlU llll Itaovonuioui uii iiiu niutn.
Much concern attached Itself to Mis
.miri Paelflc because tho road has
f 13(100,000 of notes which maturo on Juno
land tor which nn extension Is sought,
.-i .i.M a.rAAt nnvlnllRtv nwnltpft thi nr-
U10 ii' .--.- v --- -
tlon of the trustees of tho Gould estate
In deciding to deposit tho $0,000,000 of tho
'! notes which the estate holds for tho ex
tension for nnouicr year, or wiieiner puy
nlent of the principal would be demanded.
Tie trustees met today. Up to tho pi cs
eot time few of the notcn have been de
posited by holders The stock was off In
lie morning, but strengthened In the
afternoon, going up 3 points In a very
;,' ibort time.
ft Tha Gould trustees held nn extended
r- (. ...! n Jlmmndrl i,lftmlf vt,l;t,
inr announcement. It was expected In
Mhe Street that the result of tho confer
ence would be matio Known to me mih-loiirl-Paclflc
directors and the decision
of the Gould trustees would be announced
from' that minrtor. It was understood
that the trustees had agreed to deposit
tho notes.
. verv utile was ilono In thn nmnlcet
f inmi midday, but In tho afternoon rc-
fewd strength developed and several
Hocks roso above the high of the morn
ing;. The further Improvement followed
the news from Rome that tho Itnllnn
Parliament, by a vote of S65 to 6-1, had
passed the bill giving the Government
full power to act. Tho market closed a
little below tho high.
'.The most Important event of the day
Vu further weakness In foreign exchange
rates. Demand sterling diopped to within
ttl the -nrevlotis low recoid of 4.7SU.
ihfch was reached In March. New low
records were mado by francs, and llrcs
dropped to their previous low points.
.This decline occurred In tho face of fur-
her gold Imports, announcement being
made that $1,000,000 had been engaged for
shipment from Yokohama, making
WKXrin two days.
United States Steel made no lesponso to
announcement of an order for 9100 tons
sfeej bars from tho American L.ocomo-
to cost $500,000. Tho stock held onls
Mraitlon abovo tho final of yesterday.
ENGLISH RESERVES SMALLER
yVeekly Statement Shows a Decrease
i, oi iyzi.uuu.
LONDON, May 20. Tho weekly state-
llMnt of the Bank of England shows a
pecrease of 921,000 In reserves, that Item
ntandlns at $6,1W,000. Bullion holdings
were 61,706,000, a falling off of 1,922,000
Pas compared with tho nrevlous week, ttn-
ptalls follow:
.grealatlon
ifVbUo depoilts
JrlTite deposits
wwnment securities
(.Other Mcurttle
jHaorre :
(.mporUon of reserve
S ta iiki..
fBullloa ','.'.""
raio
aiii i-an ..... ...,,,, .19V
iu -n pi .....,.,,,, pgjj
Am Cat & Foundry ... 5114
Am Cotton Oil 44U
AmlcoBecurltloj...... 30
AmLlnsced ........... 10
Am LoeomntlTo ....... 43
American Malt 5
Am bincit & jtof (au
Am Smelt &ltef nf ...im
Am Snuff ....150
m ouear Jiennins . .
AmTelA Tel
Am Tobacco
Am Tobpf hew ......
Am Woolen pf
Anaconda Copper
AtchT&SF
AtchT&SF pf
Atlantic Coast Lino . ,
HaldwInLoco
llaldwln Loco nf
tlalllmoro & Ohio 70
Bethlehem Steel 1,13
Brooklyn Union Gas ..I2t
Brooklyn Hap Trait . . . 87l(
ButtoA Superior 07'J
14IW 14011" ll!f
lUO!f I00! 100 100
33J
07
62
45
30)
10
45H
IU
C6W
101
1BO
105W 107
110 111)
222K 22(1
107)$ 108
83 8t
lUH 31J
08!1 lOi
08H OWi
100 105
43! ( 47H
100
rs'f
bH
46
30Ji
10
44U
IH
(1514
103
150
32)
05f
RH
5
30
10
43
Hf
C5
103
150
1001$ 107
UOU I10U
220 220
108 108
SI 81
81'( .'MW
085$ OS'i
08,'g (8 (
10-lli 105
45 40!
Wlii 10W I01K
J2 72 72W
130M 138 138M
122U 122J 122t
taii how anu
Wl 08 (i84
157 J68M 167H 158H
35.'$
3(1
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20
08U
111
25J.'
2".
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43)$
21)
89
201$
20)$
I-
5' $
123V.
13)$
70
21H
03
01
13
115
14
25)$
39 J $
150U
133
07V$
4'
lOUf 101W 101W miu
117 117)f 117H 117U
This week
CJ 1,002,000
i:i0,361',0CKl
III, BL' 1,000
Bl.OL'LOOO
n. Max 000
40,164,000
50.00
61,700,O()0
5
Last week.
HS, 003,000
127,SOl,000
5,l)14,0OJ
ni.on.ooo
W!I,OT2.000
7,O75,00O
21.0054
C.1,028,000
6
Canadian l'aclfio
i-eni Leather Co ;ir,u .ia
dies & Ohio 41 'jo.! j
Chlno Copper 4yif 43U
Chi (U West pf 20 !)
CM Mil 4 St P 80 bll)$
Chilli & P 22M 22
toiorado Fuel 6 1 20 20)$
Col A Southern 30 25
Continental Can pf .... 0o)$ 95),
Consolidated Gas 123 123'S 123
corn rroducls Kef .... 13H 13' l.lltf
Corn Products Itef pf . 70H 71P, 70
Cruclblo Steel Co 22'$ 25 22M
Cuban-Am Kugar 67 (II ?,o;,-
Cuban-Aln Sucar pf ... 90 09 0S)i
Den &, Itlo Grando p . 1UV.J y, 13
Detroit Kdlson Ill 115 n,-,
Distillers' faecurltlos .. . )2J$ 14 )3)$
JirjO;-.; 25)$ 25V 25
trlolstpt 40 40 mi
General Klectrlo 160)4 151 16'J
General Motora 135 Kin yjr,
General Motors pf .... 0!) 07)$ 07.'$
uuouncii i r uo .... 4 .i;( 40
uoouricn 11 1 co pr
Great Northern pf ,
GtN cfs for oro prop .. 31)j 32
uucBcnhclm Kxpl'n ... 67 67M
Inter-Met vot 1 0 20)i 20!f
Inspiration Copper .... 2S7$ 20)$
Kan City Southern . . . '.'OH 205$
i,iii13vudij I- .,,.1-i 1-.J54
i-acK nicci ..
Lacledo Ga?
Lehlcli Valley 110
Lorlllard Co 170
Louis & Nashville 110
MaiHell Motors 39
Max Motors 1st pf S1U
Max Motors 2d pf 33
Mexican Petroleum.... (I5JJ
Mo Kan & Texas 12)$
Mo Kan &Tpf 29
Missouri Pacific...... n
Montana Poner 48H
Minn&StI)UIs 15
Miami Copper L'.'tjj
Nat Enamellns & S.... 15
NatLead 67j
Nevada Con Copper... 14
New York Air Brako... 83
NYNH& II 02VJ
New York Central fc3tf
N YO&Wcst 27H
New York Bond Sales
tilth. Low. Close,
87ft ,8Ti
1000 Amer tt fit s...... 87
sow Amer Tel cm 4h.',wJ
ifuot) Armour Co 4'i iafi
18010 Atchison adj in 8,lli
to Atehlnon cv it 10W... tlk
10110 Atchison cv 4s 1800... o
4000 Allan Co Line 1st 4s.. ti
,0WW Halt A Ohio 4. ....... S
loimo Halt ft O cv 4J4 M
1000 llnih si,l 1( K....... fini
loi no nth Hteel rW r,s. 01
UOOO Drnokn H Tr Ss MS... P01
HW Hrook t!n (las 1st lis.. Ion
101K1 Hush Teilm Hldft Bs,. 85
Mini iiuin Term sen n. . .
IK") Cent Leather 1st Bs..
n.ioo cent ro .'ivjs
limn) Cent Pflc lit 4s. .
mmi . ncs in Oh cv 4 Vis ..
HOO do .In .7....
1JO1K) Chi Hast 111 fls. .
17O0O Oil Fl & U Joint 4.
2000 do deb M
It'0 do re 4i.
1W0O fhl ll Q ill 3Hs...
t(K1 do 4n ....
120U1 r M a, n t rtv a. -nitntu
1000 do cv 4Vi Win tHIl,
HOII Chi It I ! (Is IO1I4 101U
1000 Col ft South ret 4V6., W 84
(00 Con 0m ov Bd ,.r...lts 118
Aim Dot & iiutt rt' 4 TO'i
lHt-00 l)en ft Itlo Or rfd 5s 47
,V)00 r.rls iren 4s 0!
1( l-j-le conv 4s Ber A... (H
loooo trie conv 4s 8er II. . . ")
IOMj Hud Man In 6s 20
1000 III rent rt,t I. K7U
200OI Ins Coo cv Vs. ......124
4ckx) ins cv ret na nd 03 'id.iku
huiai iniero met
81
87tl
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loo
lu'.i
8:1
11.1
no.
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88
85i
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20$
12351
41H
101 i
I41JJ H0)i 141
170 170 170
115)$ 115H 115H
Norf & West 102
39),'
Sl'.$
33
09
12if
30
14
48!-$
15H
24)$
16
69
14) $
85)i
03
85H
28
105
75
105
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39
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15
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85
273
105
74
NEW YORK CURB
r&ul ....,.,.., -
$lffi:te!2" i ow.;::::::::
i no.. ..:::::;
Ms1 sal :: :
JUPIHlBC
ft? . ! : ....::::::::: :
M nr,Z9
IrStCltar Stores, I.
feHProftu'n.w. .lt"i',-
iina yi m ::j"
son oow .;;;.
Bid, Asked.
.. 7 V,
.. lBVi ItiU
.. Ill 17
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,. 27 29
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:: 7?1
.. 02
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:: $
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BANK CLEARINGS
BRi.i. !-,.
Isnsitar Ti" i:. L'w w"h
k - ",i,,."u years:
1015.
i"V.i. W.842.427 W.B18.14:t 21 OSH 07.1
fOtato " jS'JVX'.'il 2W,7Vd.!107 S!f,V.l!!,073
Tr' .. 4H.54D.17R finnnam jii t.i'i"
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1
HATES FOR MONEY
Call.
,..3144
1 ms'.i
North American 74
Northern Pacific 101
Pacific Mall 21
Pennsylvania 1005$ 07
Pittsburch Coal 22) 21)$
Pittsburgh Coal pf WK 89H
Pressed fatcel Car 43H 45'1
Pullman Co 154 153
lly Steel Sprin" 28 29
Ray Con Copper 22)$ 23
Headlne 142i$ 143)f 142
ueauincL'api bb 84
Hep Iron i. bteel 20) 20V
Itep Iron & Steel pf .... 82 fc4
flock Island Co pr ) H
RumelyMCo 5$ svj
Itumely M Co pf. ..;... 13 13)
Seaboard Air Lino 14 135$
tcaboard AlrLinopf ... 31)$ 335i
Sears Hoe&Co 134) 131
StLouls&SF 45 4K
Sloss-Shef S & I Co 28 Vj 29)$
Southern Pacific 60) t7 H
SoutbernKy . 10)$ lOVf
atudebaker Co C4)$ 04)i
Tenncsseo Copper 32)$ 33K
TexasCo 123 121
'IhlrdAvenue 41 fif)
Underwood Typo pf.... 99M 100
Lnlonl'acinc UM 125
Union Paelflc pf fcO) 81
United Itys Invest 10
United Uyslnvcit pf... :-3
United Dry Goods pf. . 02
Ubltubber b0
USSteel 62)
USSteelpf 105
Utah Copper C3H
a Cam CUom 2U
Wabash )
y, abash pf 1
Western Union Tel f5
Wcstlnuhouso Electric. . fc8j
Wheellns&LK 2
duoted L'x Dividend
Total sales, 277,400 shares.
15!',lliO aliarfs: tlius lar in
tliartB. tamo ptrlod last nee),,
39
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33
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2)
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15
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71
104) 10-W
21 215$
1005$ 107
21
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20)$
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15)$
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123
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21
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44H
153
29
223$
143
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131
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29)$
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33)$
124
50
100
in.
10OO Tr.rnrh P T wf r,M .
10OO0 Iiitcrb Mer Mnr 4Vis
UOOO mt ft .Vav Bs.. ..
low Japanesa now 4V4..
20O0 Lk Hh deb 4 8102S. .
1000 Lorlllard 7s
looo liula ft Nefh 4i
1000 Mo Kan A T 1st 4a
100(1 do rfd 4s
1000 Mr l'ao 4s
1000 do B 11)20
1000(1 Mont IViw.r r
l.l.U"U IM Y C ft HUd
.liO'i V V f .1. in.vi.
amio do 4Us inw
dOOO do 1I4B 100-1
4lim N Y Clos II ft 1" Is
.si on do r,s
1000 N Y l.ne ft IV lis .
200O N Y Itwy ref l...
.'000 do ndj Bs
JI50H N Y Tel gen 4ls ..
!SN'or' Went Poch 4s.
4200 do gen 0
24100 Nor Pnc prior 4. ..
iiii," no pen .)
70
li
43
41
744
coU
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PI
47'
(W
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(IV
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87
122
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70
l'S'4
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41
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. m'4
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. 10214
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. om
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WU lipu
7 wn
1000 Ore Short r. l.l Cji..10R
PCOO Oro ny ft N 4s Ml
2000 Oro ft Oil 5s lOO'l
fono l'aeino Tel Rs nu
BOOO Tenna col 4Hs 10n5
000 l'ubllo Serv N J 5s. . B7&
2000 Iteadlnir gen 4s ni
loioo Hepub Cuba Bs 1P04.. POVi
17OO0 Hock Island rfd 4s.. 041',
020OO do 5a inVj
i,iki fiauth Hell 51 07 1 4
HIOO South Pac cv 4s 11H
22O00 do cv ret f p 5s 10.14 Pfl'.i
I.VX) South Pac rfd 4i 87
BCO0 South Ttwy con Bs,.. iid'5
Broil Third Ale now 4a.... ai,
40OO Third "Avn adj 5s 7.V,
2(1. 0 r s Itubhor Us 10 J
4000 r 8 steel 5s W1l
UW fnloii Pac 1st 4b !imi
1000 I'nlon I'nc rfd 4s 0ni
(UOO'.i W.i ash 4b 2.1
II (Hi Wabash 1st Bs Id0'4
4 I0OO Wab i:ou rt sta 4s . 21
1(1)0 West Klectrlc Bl m'
1000 Went Md 1st 4s
.ViOOll Wen K & M ev R1...IOIV3
hkxi wnt snoro reg 4s.... mh4
C5
41
80
non
101W
tml?
too
nn'i
.'
man
107
70
si
V''
lis
POH
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108
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80
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linij
85
85
1)8 4
8(1,
8TVi
78H
P31i
lu.t'i
"A1
115
44
a
(VI
20
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122 V4
711?
ns
42
40
74
0J(,
out,
7V4
55
41
80
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0lt
100
not;
82',
1021,
107
TO
.VI
IMI1.
.RVi
118
l.l
CIS
10H
KOI,
100'J 100JS
im 10.1 4
87'i 87I
111
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III
00
4
im
04
05'i
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00
Sli
i.i'a
102V
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100
Mil
Total rales, tl.'tso.ooo, rn n) nreti with
1.1 1
mi";
101
mi,
ii'"i
23
UN,
20,
r,n
toon
oi
r.4'
(00 yesterday! thus far this week, S5.070,000
samo period last week, $ll,url,i,u.
Sales in Philadelphia
123) 124)
80) 80)
17) 10)4 17H
34 32 34
00 69 f.9
bl)$ 01),' 01)
53)$ SUS &2h
105U 105 105)i
04 03)f 04)i
28 28 28
H H !i
1 )$ H
can re go
03ii 87) 801
.1 o
f, compared with
lis w en, IS. .0.0
., a.0.,.1, !0 uharcb.
Yes. close. Hljh. IOW. Close.
20 Alll Ins .. . in -a iii"j n. 3 i'i'u
20(1 Amal Cop tWi (I.'1, (i.T.s ''-',
175 Halil 1)0 41', 17 15 17
5.1 Ilurr ft Sus t c. 11 11 It 11
ln Cam Bteel cash. 4SU 411, 47 i1,
1 Con Tr N J 71V4 74 71 74
5.1 Elec Storage ... 00, Bl Bui, 51
14 Ins Co N Am... 21M, 2H, 2 Hi -IVj
2.1(1 I.uko Sup Corp. 7)4 71! i) i
2 Nnrrlstonn "OV, 1K1'4 H'l'i
4 do rash 145 l.Wj, 1.1814 llRVj
His Tenna Hd.. . M 7-10 MS 5.1S B.1VS
20 Penna Siltm Mrs w no no u.i
411 Penna Steel .. BO 50 50 50
10 Phll.l Co .Tl .'l .11) .10
284 Phllu rlec 24 2IU 21 24V1
44 I'llllil Trac .... 71 74 71 71
270 Hock Island 2Ui in'4 10'4
22 Heaillns 71 71 71,1.1(1 713-10
10 S.mth jnwy Ifii; is !(
5V.' Tono iftl .... 4 7-10 4 4 4 7-11!
104 Tono Mln 7 iV4 7 71,
100 Term Copper "-1 31 .13
100 Union True 31 .1l'i 31U S1V,
CO 1'nltcd Ohs Imp S2'l 821. 82)4 R2l,
2171 U 3 Steel 52W M'i 52tJ B24
,:ii do pief 10-.5? 105J lOBl?
10 Wratmoro Cbnl 01 (IV Ol'j 01 )4
nx-dMdond.
IK5NDS.
Last prev.salo. HlBh, low. Close.
7 C St scp Nov '10 1)8 OS 08 08
2105 do May 1017.. 07 t7 07 07
BIS do Feb 1017.. 07 l7 117 1)7
5(io city 3s 1013 res.101 101)4 101JJ lOUj
500 Intstato Hys 4s. 68 B8)$ BS)(, 5Ni
2oO0 lKh V.ffr rf 5s.. .. 8(1 S SO
51000 Pa gn 4V4s tf wl 07!1 07)4 U7'i 07)4
JOIOO do en 4VJs '(.0 wl .. 10.1 10.1 101
2S Thlla Co scp '18. 03 03 0.1 It!
UOtl PhlU Kl'4s 78'! 78U 78', 78'i
5200 Phi la L'lec Bs..l01V 10li lmi, HH'-.
1000 Headlns gn 4s. . M'.J P4V4 Ol)i 04)1
1000 L'n Hy Inv 5a.. B7 (15 (15 (15
1000 WNY & Pa s 4s TOW 7B4 7514 75Vi
Local Bid and Asked
MORE GOLD IMPORTS
NEW YOItK. May 20 Tho International
Pimklrifr Corporation has engaged In Yoko
hama lor shipment to New iorK by Friday's
bteamer 1.0(X),OUO gold. This mukes JD.OOO.IXJO
rngaged In two dais, fl'.BOO.OuO coming from
l'ranea and a similar amount from Ouaiia.
Amalgamated Annual Report
DOdTON, May 20 Tho Amalgamated Cop
per Company's annujl retort coers tho
period for tho 10 months cnacJ April ..u, 1015.
Hie previous leport coiered tho jear ended
Deconiber 31, 11U3. They comparo as fol-
,ow,: Hi mo end. 12 mo. end.
Aprliao.luiK uec. 31, jun
Net income ,',;;.',!,-,,;
Dlldend4 U'Wri'1
Surplus ...
Prelous surplus .
p. ft 1. surplus...
Lenclt.
422.3TI
21.3.IU.821
21,753.151
8,t)71.7Uil
ll,5ll.B02
S,)9,TUJ
24,001 ),(,14
21,330,821
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FOREIGN EXCHATur:v wAir
eaWYoni.- .; .,. '"" .
1- wrMii.VSi.rt. -" Alter opening neaay
J3f "nJeAV' ,"Trket developed markej
;f ntcbed laVki VI "V """ (OTt. which
Jit ?
for chief. '. '5a?'.?.T a "w lw record
,," W check, and 5.3SV, for cables. Hates
W
Bltrllng
4TM4
4.TSI?
Franca
5.3411
3.38)?
Marks
Lire
5.87
3. S3
GOVERNMENT DONDS
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Bid. Asked
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07
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r'CEd,nAtTh,e.
!te
fairly
onen-
advanced
Today-, open'sr.Yei'y Clone.
T S.BOfi5B2
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5.50 n,4oea.ta
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED
New York Air llrake Company, regular quar.
terly lh Per rent., payable Juno 25 to stock of
record June 3. .
Hlttenhouw TruBt Company, semiannual 2
per cent., payable Juno 10 to stock of record
JUl1arltlo Coafct Line, semiannual 2Vj per cent ,
payable July 10 to stock of record June 21.
' National Lead Company, regular quarterly
of 1 per cent, pajable Juno 3U. Ilooks clote
J ""rookVin Union Oasj Company, "gular Quar
terly Hi per lent, and usual senilannlal extra
dividend of l.per cent., pajable July 1 to
stock of lecord June 1U.
French Dank Losing Gold
PA1US, May 20.-The following are the
principal Items in tinnt "'tha Dank of
France for vk .na.y-.. .-
Haldwln
do pref
Cambria Steel
lllcctrlo Storage
(Jeneral Asphalt
do pref
Keybiore Telephone...
.In t r
do l.rcf
I-ake Sup Corp
t.enin Nav
Irfhlgh Valley
ILeh Val Tr
do pref
Pennsylvania
rnlla Klec
PhlU Co
do 5 per cent pref.. .
do 0 per cent pref...
il ..,.a .mpi'i tumult.
do t c
Iltudlr.K
Tiuioiuh Uehnor.t
lonopah Mlnlni;
'Union Traction
I'nltod Una Imp
II 3 Htccl
York Hallway
Today's Yesterday's
Did. Asked, llld. Asked.
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
Mav 13.
niH 3,U1HO,000
snier ' ........ 1T0.200.14W
Pireulatidn 11.738,000.000
milk discounted. . &..mca)
Emended bin...... g.4i4,b0O.0O0
(Franc.)
May 8
4,127,OOO.COO
370,500,000
11,715,200,100
2.26U.600.0O0
220,000,000
72,700,000
050,.1CO,000
2,521,200,000
Dulness on Fears of Conscription by
Government.
LONDON, -May 20. Fears that tho
Government would resort to conscription
caused dulness on tho Stock Exchange
today. Gllt-edgcd Issues were steady,
with a fair demand from Investors. A
fresh unsettlement among- tho workers
was responsible for an easier tone In
homo rolls, and the group was dull.
The feeling In Americans was reserved,
and trading was narrow, with price
changes fractional. Canadians were dull.
A tlrm tone prevailed In Argentine rails,
due to good earnings. Foreigners were
neglected. Russians dropped'On unfavor
able war news. There was realizing in
oil shares. Mines were Inactive. The
tono of rubber shares was hard,
London N. Y.
close, eaulv.
. B744 05 ti
...... ,,.iui uu t- n
Amal Copper
AlCiimuii
Bait c Ohio T1V4 71)4 H
Can 1'aclAo 1MJ IBS'S 14
Ches ft Ohio ,,.. 42 40)J - fc
-ra ji4
02. 68Vi - 7,
4lii 39) - fci
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lot).
2T4i
100
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AD
U. S. Steel's Big Foreign Orders
NEW YOBK, May 20,-The United State.
Steel Corporation has secured from the. Ameri
can LocomotH Company an order for 8400
tons of .teel tart ta b used for tho jnanu.
fscture of shrapnel- The bar will be mads
by the Carnegie Steel Compapy.
The locomotive company-is order for lT.BOo
ton. of bars for high eiplo.Ives and shells Is
.!. .vru-rted to SO l
Z.umiTiii i ranged around - per luu pounaa.
Thalue of fbe order Is In eco of K.im.WO.
T??..B.?niit for sn equal tonnage of. steel
k. for the manufacture of shrapnel sneits Dy
rhPiciw York Air Brake Company ,and the
the ...';".? iirVk Comoany. It Is e-
Ztl '.tat th. fil Vorw.lloa will secure
" ' 2-SK. . H Me-ST I JiTed that the te corpofaii
-..6.0086.71 ftgfa.SO I fSS'&l t-U Al? Brake oraer
6.a7rT3 Ollli-711.67
6.?(ttttsn a ansa tui
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t M . . ' .- ; o.i.vsiu i-i
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BAR SILVER
iw.ri
W.
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n
Chl Ot West 12)i
cm Mil s ot raui v.
Kris
lErlo 1st rref
ill rentral ..
liul-i ft Nash 120
AIo K ft T.. 1...... 12
N Y Central 63
Norf ft Wt 10
N Y Ont ft West..,..t.f... 2S
Pennsylvania ;...,.,.. B3j
llradlng ., 71
Southern Rwy , I61i
Union Paclnc ......,,.,,,,...12SI
U S SUel ....,- ...,., MK
NOTES OF THE RAIL
The Ann Arbor Railroad has brought
suit In the Circuit Court of Appeals it
Grand Rapids to test the constitutionality
In Michigan of the two-cent fare law.
The Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Com
pany complained to the Interstate Com
merce Commission today, that ?I00 rail
roads, practically all in the country, dis
criminate against cigarettes, chargtn
double and triple rates on them In straw
board containers. The commission held!
Lighterage charges unreasonable on loose
lumber within the New York harbor free,,
lighterage one. That crlnt-Daoer rates.
International Falls, Minn., to Memphis
miv tun t..aiu, muni vo reaue
BUOYANCY IN BALDWIN
ON HOPE OF BIG ORDERS
United Railway Investment Is
sues Depressed Local Stock
List Generally Firm.
A sharp ndvanco of nearly four points
In Baldwin Locomotive common was tho
outstanding feature of tho early dealings
on tha Philadelphia Exchange today.
Otherwise tho trading lacked snap, nnd
about tho only active Issue was United
States Steel. The rise In Halthvln wus.
of course, accompanied by predictions of
very large war orilais, but tho lent lcason
doubtless lay more nearly In tho fact
that the Pcnnijlvniila Hatlroad's loco
motive order Is believed to bo tho fore
runner of a large expansion In domestic
demand.
Steel circles heard that the Baldwins
were In the market for 5000 tons Of shrap
nel steel which would mean ah order
amounting to about 8.300,00O. Officials
of tho company, however, lefused to
make any comment on the rumor.
The general local list displayed a firm
aspect with fractional gains In United
Gas Improvement, Union Traction, Rend
ing, Pennsylvania and Philadelphia Elec
tric. Cramps Shipbuilding shares failed
to respond to the news ot tho plating
of nn order for two good-sized, modern
passenger steamers for tho Mexican
Navigation Company. Tho amount of tho
contract Is said to bo JSOO.000. There was
a two-point drop In BufTolo and Susque
hanna. Cambria Steel fluctuated errati
cally, at ono time being down a point
below last night, it subsequently rallied,
however. Only odd lots changed hands.
'I he botui uopiirtmcnt whs relatively
more nctlve than stocks. United Hall
nay Investment 6s fell 2 points dcsplto
thc fact that they nro dependant 011 tho
Philadelphia Company for their Inter
est nnd not upon tho Frisco systom.
Incidentally Philadelphia Company slook
was offored down to 31. Pennsylvania
aencrnl 4',s, when iBsued, were briskly
bought and so were tho 4Ws of 1960. Cam
bria Steel scrip also continued to display
buoyancy.
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
Local Half-hourly Sales
10 to 10:30 A. M.
1 Norrls llwy .
Ml Tonopah Uel.
41 rl'lilln Trac...
45 Phlla Klec
1 IU t 1
In Penna
2 do
loo Amal Copper.
l(Ki i; H Steel
100 do
100 Amal Copper.
5(1 I'nlon Trnc.
20 Klec storage.
153 100 Baldwin .. ..
41 j 20 Penna
71 10 Heading
2l 25 i:ioc Morngo.
11 5 Heading
Mh 111 Cambria Steel
B.l)a 100 U 8 Steel....
(15i, lu do
im do
do
do
do
,'l III 110
5r 'J?-'
5J), 2,i
IIS), 10
nii 10
15
Mj
71?.
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5-5,
53
B.I
'!4
53t
531.
.VI f.
Ml,
:.i
PHI I) H Steel.. . 52)4 20 do
an Hock Inland . 21Vj too Tenn Copper.
BONDS.
HOI Cambria. Steel norln Mav 11117. .. 07
101 Camtirla Steel scrip Slay 1017.... 07
1200.) Penna gen 4145 cits w I U7V,
IHI CUB W
I 'is ctts w
5000 Penna gen 4)ji
-woo i-rnna Ken ib
"00 Phtla Elec 5s.
1O0C' L'n Rwy Inv 5s..
1000 Heading gen 4s.
I UTV,
l::::::::::4
Kil Vi
(13
(I1V4
10:30 to 11 A. M.
loo U S Steel.... MV4
20 do B1U
loo do Mi,
100 do 5U.
2 V (4 I S2)i
100 U S Steel.... M(.
4 Ins Co N Am 21)4
rase,
pfd.
BO Baldwin
.1 i:ieo Storm
-,, pa stoet
., penna
?nn ri steel...
100 do 53)4 100 du
2d do W), 24 Pa Steel pfd
211 do Mf, 50 U S Steel...
10 do B3V, 100 do ,
SO do 53H 100 do
10 South Hwy... lOS
BONDS.
10000 Penna ge.i 4V4s ctfs I... .,
12 Cambria Stcef scrip May 101....
312 Cambria Steel scrip May Wli
b2 Cambria Steel scrip May 1017
7 Cambria Moel scrip May 1017...,
531 Cambria Steel scrip Feb 1017....
7 Cambria Steel scrip Feb 1017....
6000 Penna cons 4Hs luou w 1
Boo City 4s 1043 reg
BOW Penna cons 4Hs 1000 w I
47
51
SO
534
5.1
5.1
BO
53
53
M
07V4
07
07
37
07
07
117
10.1
....lUlVi
....101
11 to 11:30 A.
2'4
M.
2 (Penna
100 U S Steel
100 do
. OS
. 07
. 07
,101
01V4
07 I
K7U
r i).n(, f.innri iutJ: ; .in . . 47 1
10 Westmor Coal OlVj 20 U S Steel pfd.lOJ.
J,.ilx lu ao ,,,'n
.") 10 Phlla Elec... 24
Kit? jo Ph Co cm pfd 3D
BONDS.
7 Cambria Steel scrip Nov lOljJ. . .
IS Cambria Steel scrip May 1017...
17 Cambria Steel scrip May 101... .
20OO Phlla Uleo 3s
1000 Penna gen 4)j8 ctfs w I
13000 Penna gen 4'is ctfs w I
11:30 A. M. to 12 M.
100 Phlla Elec... 24 16 Penna KIV4
100 do 24)4
BONDS.
200 Phlla Uleo 3s
KOO Phlla Wee Bs
12 M. to 12:30 P. M
1 Amer Oas 100
100 Tonopah Mln. 7
14 Phlla EIoc... 21Hi
The Iron Trndo Review snyss "The steel
bar situation Is strong, due In part to
heavy orders for shrapnel recently placed,
but the demand for purely domestic pur
pases Is fair and prices are being well
maintained. Owing to the high price of
spelter, the minimum quotation on No.
23 galvnnlzcd sheets Is now $3.60 nt Pitts
burgh." The ShenaiiRO Furnaco Company has
started Bessemer stack No. 3, at Sharps
vltle, after several months' Idleness.
At the semiannual meeting of the Amer
ican Railway Association A. W. Thomp
son, vice president of tha Baltimore nnd
Ohio, was elected second vice president.
T. 13. Clarke, assistant to tho president
of the Lackawanna, was re-elected to tho
Exccutlvo Committee, and A. II. Smith,
president of the Now York Central, was
elected a new member of that committee.
The Cities' Servlco Company reports a
gross gain ot $563,573 for tho 12 months
ended with April. Tho not gain was J825,
833. The balance after common dividends
won ;i,C73,23C, nn increase of (673,437.
Colonel J. Warner HutchlriH has been
elected a director of tho Rlttenhouso Trust
Company, to fill a vacancy.
The gross earnings of tho Central New
England Railroad In tho quarter ending
March 31 wore S972.070, Increase $133,660;
net $169,867, Increase $277,620.
The Westlnshousc Electric and Manu
facturing Company annual report shows
the effect of ndverso business conditions
In a comparison with thnt of tho previous
year. Gross earnings) were only $33,671,133,
against $13,733,645. Net Income available
for dividends, depreciation charged and
other purposes was $2,009,711, against $1,
058,809. This Is equivalent to 4.64 per cent,
earned on the common stock after pay
ment of thc preferred stock dividend,
against 10.7 per cent, earned In thc pre
vious year Though depreciation nnd ad
justment charges wero reduced from $2,
283,690 tho year before to $441,493 tills year,
tho payment of thceo charges and of
dividends exceeded tho net Incomo for
tho year by $133,719, which was deducted
from profit and loss account. Tho valuo
of unfilled ordors on March 31 of this year
was $8,931,410, against $7,9'1,3S5 at tho closo
of the previous year.
.1. Malcolm Clark and A. Schwalbo have
been elected members of the New York
Consolidated Stock Exchange.
State Road Improvement Bonds of
Rensselaer County (N. Y.), to tho amount
of $26,000 wore sold to J. S. Bache & Co.
They nre 4)i per cent, ono to six years
to run, nnd are being offered o na 4.30 per
cent, basis.
Request of national banks of 34 north
eastern Wisconsin counties, Including
Oshkosh, for transfer from the Minneap
olis to tho Chicago Federal Rcservo dis
trict, was heard today by tho Federal
Reserve Board In Washington.
At tho annual meeting ot tho F. W.
Woolworth Company, L. J. Surdam, J.
F. Nutting. W. M. Smith and C. F. Val
entine wore elected to succeed S. H.
Knox, deceased; C. P. Case, Daniel
Goodo nnd L. G, Smith.
April shipments of nnthraclle over the
Pennsylvania lines showed an Increase
of 76,325 tons. Bituminous coal ship
ments decreased 78,93 tons, and coke fell
off 78,13.1 tons;
Lincoln Park, Chicago, officials have
asked the Legislature to authorize a bond
Issue of $1,000,000 for n park extension.
Tho City Comptroller will receive bids on
JUnc 1 for $748,000 4 per cent, btldgo bonds
which wero npproved by the voters In
1911. Tho bonds maturo $30,000 annually,
beginning Jnnunry 1, 1913.
Tho City of Marlborough, Mass.. will
rcrclvo bids until 2 p. in., May 21, for tho
purchase at a discount of a temporary
loan of $50,000.
Winchester Repeating Arms Stock has
advanced nbout $00 per Hharo since the
war. A year ago It was quoted nt $11(10
lild. The last salo was at $1550 nnd that
Is now bid for II.
FOREIGN TRADE CHANCES
Thc sublolned onnortunltlcs in
foreign trade may be followed up
bv apptylng to the Jlureau of For
eign and Domestic Commerce, Dc
parfrncnt of Commerce, at Wash
ington, and mentioning thc file
number:
No. 16,817, pipe, nails, etc. Thc Bu
reau of Foreign and Domestic Commcrco
Is In receipt of a communication from
a business man In Canada stating that
ho desires to receive prices nnd full
Information relatlvo to pipe, wire, nails,
etc., f. o. b. American ports, Including
freight rates to Madras and Bombay, In
dia. A copy of specifications mny bo ex
amined nt tho Bureau of Foreign nnd
Domestic Commcrco and lta branch of
llces. No. 16,813, electrical supplies, etc. An
American consular officer In Russia
transmits the name of a business man
In his district who desires to form com
mercial relations with American manu
facturers nnd exporters of olcctrlcal sup
plies, such as bulbs, chandeliers, wiring,
etc. Quotations nnd dcscrlptlvo matter
should be sent nt onco.
No. 16,819, muslin paper A paper
dealer In France Informs nn American
consular officer that ho deslreB to com
munlcato with American manufacturers
of Jnpnn muslin pnper similar 'to tho
samples, which may be examined at
tho Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce nnd Its branch offices. Tho
following Blzes are In demand: 17 by 24,
18 by 24, 2.1 by 24 nnd 22 by 24. It is
stated that this paper, which is called
"Moussollno fncon Japannlse," Is used
extensively in the velvet-ribbon Indus
tries. Correspondence should bo con
ducted In French. Sizes, weights nnd
measures, etc., Bhould be In tho metric
system. C. I. f. quotations should bo
stated In francs.
No. 16,821, electric lamps, meters, etc.
An American consular officer In Rus
sia transmits thc name of a commission
merchant In his district who desires to
establish commercial relations with
American manufacturers nnd exporters
of electric lamps, meters, etc.; centrif
ugal and electric pumps; water-closet
connections und supplies, eta Corre
spondence may bo conducted In English.
Weights, etc., should be stated In Rus
sian equivalents nnd quotations should
bo c. i. f. Russian ports.
IRREGULARITY R
IN GRAIN MAfc:
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
47,025 bush.
101)4
71
...101
BO It & S t c. 11
7 Heading ...71 3-10
12:30 to 1 P. M.
B Blec Storage, 51
15 Cambria Steal 4S4
25 Penna .. .
10 lni Co N
.... 53Vi
Am 21V.
80
B8W
0711
ft
BONDS.
2000 Leh Vol Tr ref Bs
500 Interstate Rwy. 4s
(000 penna gen 414a ctfs w I
1 to 1:30 P. M.
20 Alll Insur.... lftVi 30 I,ao Sup Cor
.15 U O 1 8211 100 do
10 Ponna wa
BONDS.
123 Cambria Steel scrip 1017 07
1:30 to 2 P. M.
13 Penna 53)4 15 Phlla Eleo... 21)1
(1 Penna Salt... 70 30O Tonopah Bel. 4J,
a NnrrlMown ..130)4 4 Penna 634
Ex dividend.
BONDS.
123 Cambria Steel scrip .May 1017..
Ii2 Cambria Steel scrip May 1017..
2 to 2:30 P. M.
25 Baldwin 47 25 Pnlon Trac.
in II S Steel.... ,M) 10 U S Steel..
B0 Penna Salt,.. 00 23a Ton Uel ...
BONDS.
13 Cambria Steel scrip May 1017. .
2S Phlla Co acrlP 1018
31 Cambria Steel scrip May 1017. .
2:30 'to 3 P. M.
1 Con T 'of N J 74 1 Cambria Steel 47
1 Penna 5t " Penna BJW
k n.mh,l. Rt.el ,S 100 II H Steel 52U
4 Tonopah Mln. 7V4 25 Unton .Trac. . . 3
Id U S Steel.... 53 IS V H 1 8:
100 Lake Sup Cor 7Vi
BONDS,
123 Cambria Steel scrip May 1017 07
1000 Phlla Eleo Js..... 78 t
yuio Penni, gen 4V-" ctfs... "
4000 JVest N V & Pa gen 4s 75),
RAILROAD EARNINGS
CANADIAN NOItTHEHN.
1913 Decrease.
tn. 47.025 hu.li. The
market ruled firm with more export Inoulry.
but demand from millers was light. Quota
tions: Cht lots. In export elevator No 2
red, r-pot, $1.51ftl 54. No. 2 red Western, spot,
M.-i'ml B'l Bound lots, In export elevator.
No 2 red, spot nnd May, Sl.CJlj'.j l..',7'v . No.
2 led Wtstcrn, S1.57Mj!?l.U2ii; No. 1 Northern
'Duluth, (.l.til'irl.OS
CORN. Receipts. 10,000 bush. Demand
wns slow and prices were U. lower. CJuoln
tlors: Car lots. In export elevator. No. 2,
epot and May, 755J7PC. Car lots for locnl
trade, as to location No. 2 yellow, 8282iic ;
steamer yellow, &1tf81)4c.: No. 3 yellow, 7Sr-!if
70V4C; No. 4 yellow, 75V!,fl77)4e.
OATS. Receipts, 33.888 bush. Buyers
were Indifferent and priceH were 'ac lower.
Wuotntlons: No. 2 white, tiOflOO'jc.j standard
white, 30J75I1V. ; No. 3 white, 5S.fi 5S4C.
In dull. We uuote at $1.1401.10 per
IbUKh., as to quality. In export elevutor, and
at fl.llfi4jl.lo 'or small lots of nearby grain
In bags.
I'LOUR. Receipts, 2300 btals., 1,310,270
lbs. In sacks Demund was light and thero
waa no change In prices. We quote per
100 lbs. In wood: Winter, clear, u.50?n.,3;
do., strals-ht, J7S7.25; do., patent. J7.251J7.75;
Kansas, straight. Jute tucks, $7.10ii7.0; do.,
patent. Juts sacks, $7.4087,05: spring, first,
clear, 7i7.25, do., straight, $7.2507.50; do.,
patent, 7.50'rt7.75. do., faorlte brands, $7.8541
8.25: city mills, choice and fancy patent, 7.K
i..i, city nuns, regular grades winter, clear,
eo.mmti.7,-,; no.
pair, 50370c; pigeons, old, per pair, 25030c:
do., oung. per pair, 2202.1c.
DltlCSSni). Trade waa quiet, but prices
ruled ttriu on flno fresh-lillled stock. Quota
tions: Fresh-killed fowls, is to box, ary-plcked
anc1 dry-pneked, fancy selected. lOl-jc. do..
weighing 4)VS3 lbs. apiece. lSt-c. , oo . 3iiJ
nnipre inu. nn -I it.u n. ihr.iTn
lis
plecei 18c. t
roosters
Wo
quote nearby and Western In wood at $'J.25$f
uiaiiuns; i.ny ueef, in ens,
rled, 25H20C.; Western beet,
25ti20c.: city beef, knuckles
ked and alr-drlod, 27?28c. ;
07
07
31
1 7-1U
07
PI
07
"d week May jio.iuu iai,;w
From July 1. 15.376.eoo 4,837,700
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM.
2J week May $022,10(1 122,070
From Jul" ".!!... ".. 43;053:230 4,loo;sW
aSSuMi A Bifvw Urid New Orleans, rhuat be reduw
Reserve Banks' Discount Rates
Dava
SO or 80 or 60 or Over
less. tu. t u.
Phllaitlphla ,,....,....
new lorn
uosion
Cleveland .......
Richmond
Atlanta .....,,.,
Chicago ........
St. Louis
siinnrtiM) il ............
Kaniaa City ............ 4
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RYU n.Ol'It was quiet and steady.
.50, as to quality.
PROVISIONS
The murket ruled steady, with a fair Job-
Ding nemana. Quotations: i;ity oeer, in eets,
smoaea ana air-ariea,
in sets, Hii.okeii. -:
and tenders, smok
Western beef, knuckles and tenders, smoked.
27&2Sc: beef hams, $31iit32; pork, family,
2L50lfi2; hams. S. P. cured, loose. t3J13Vic,.
do., oklnned. loose. 12Url2l4c.: do., oo .
smoked, 15UtHc ; other hams, smoked, city
cured, as to brand and average. 1334014c;
hams, amoked. Western cured, Kl'.SHc do.,
boiled, boneless, 2J!&2.'lc., picnic shoulders, S.
P. cured, loose, lov.fllc. . do., smoked, lOVyu)
lie; bellies, In pickle, according to average,
loose, )lVsi2c; breakfast bacon, as to brand
and average, city cured, K'.'ulic. ; breakfast
bacon. Western cured. 10ffl7c. , lard. Western
refined, tierces. lOJfllo. . do., do., tubs, 10
He; lard, pure city, kettlo rendered, in tierces,
lCtt&llr.; lard, pure ctt), kettle rendered, tn
tubs, lOXifllc.
REFINED SUGARS
The market was quiet but Arm. We quote:
Standard granulated. 0.05c. ; fins granulated,
Oo. : powdered. 0.10c : confectioners' A, B.OOc;
soft grades. 5. 151; 0.75.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
nUTTER was In good demand and firm
with supplies well under control. Quotations:
Western fresh, solid-packed creamery, fancy,
specials. 30c, extra, 28c., extra firsts, 27c ,
firsts, 20c, seconds, 24$23c ; ladle-packed,
lDUiuc . aa to quality, nearby prints, fancy,
31c, average extras, 30c, firsts, 272Uc:
seconds, 24u23c , garlicky, 2l&23c; special
faniy brands ot prints Jobbing at 353Sc.
HOGS. Demand was less active and the
market developed an easier tone. Quotations.
In tree rases, nearby, extras, 2.1c. per doz :
nearb, firsts, $0 per standard case; nearby,
current receipts, $3.7033.85 per rase. Western,
extra firsts, $0 per case, do., nrsts, 5.7lu'
B.85 per case. Southern, 13.1033.4U per case,
fancy selected candled fresh eggs were jobbed
out at 23S2TC. per doz.
CIIEK.SK. Trade was fair and the mar
ket ruled firm under light offerings. Quota
tions: New York, lull cream, choice, new,
17Vi&17VtC specials higher; do. do., fair
to good, new, KilittUc, do., part skims, a
613c
POULTRY
LIVE. The market waa dull and weak.
Quotations, Fowls. lOViUc; roosters. US'
lie.', broiling chickens, fancy, not Leghorns,
weighing Vn'S" lbs. apiece. 333c: broiling
chickens, not Leghorns, welching 1HV4 lb9.
apleoe. 24620c; broiling chickens, Leghorn,
weighing 1HW- lbs. apiece, 23G'Jlc; broiling
, weismng lorn ids. apiece.
do., under 2 lbs. apiece. U(iil.'jc. ; fouls, Ire-
l,m-iicti, ucELPni, i ius una over api(
do., do., err.aller slues. Klfll7c . old
dry-pleksd, 13Vjc. ; squab white, welshing 11
to 12 lbs per dozen, 1 8504.5O, white, weigh
ing 0 to 10 lb per dozen. .1.253.80; do., do.,
8 lbs. per doz., $2.7532.85, do., do., 7 lbs.
por doz, J2M2 33; do., do., UWHV4 lbs. per
doz., $1 BOWt (10, dark, $1.50471. GO; small
and No. 2, $1, Frozen poultry Fowls, as to
quality, KiOlSc ; chickens, dry-picked and dry-
Jacked, in boxes, mllk-fcd, 313uc lbs. to doz.,
4c; do., 37942 lbs. to doz., 18c; do., 43347
lbs. to doz., 18c; do.. 48 lbs to doz., 20c; ao.,
00 lbs. and over. 21c, corn-fed, 31f42 lbs,
to doz., 10c; do., 4.Va'47 lbs. to doz., 17c; do,,
4H lbs. to doz., lUc, ; do., UU lbs. and over. 2uc;
chickens, dry-picked and dry-packed, In bbls.
Western, corn-fed, 5 lbs. and over, 18c; do.,
Ar. A IK. I7AITI1. . .In n till. (,. .,- I
do., do. 2V44J3 lbs.. 1415c, broilers, mllk-ied,
fancy, IS J24 lbs. to box, 27c, do., fancy, 25021
Foreign Wheat Supplies Av
able to United Kingdom K
Average 6,680,000 Bushel Jf!
CHICAGO. Mav 6. The axaln ffln.rkei
was Irregulnr and quiet In the early sej
slon today, May wheat showed a loss of
hi cent at the onenlner. thn first ouotrt.
Hon being $1.61, but later the price re
covered to $1.62. On tho other hand, July
started with n gain of and after o fOW"
minutes fell below tha ilnnl of yesterday.
In tho afternoon Mad Advancer! n irtfln
further, closing at $L62M. while July ral
lied moderately, closing H above last
night's final figure,
The foreign wheat slirnllia available 4n
tho United Kingdom, up to July 31, wltuflj
nverase per weeK 8,580,000 bushels roundly,
against 4,800,000 bushels by requirements.
Included In tho estimate are 1,210,000
bushels from tha United States and. Can
ada, and 1,200,000 bushels from India. Jlus.
sla will only ship a trifle.
If the full quantity available Is shipped,
English reserves will show n, material in
crease. Looking further ahead, much Im
portanco will bo placed upon the weather
attending harvest in both America and
Kurope, nB the oonsensus of opinion Is
thnt Cannda nnd Argentine will ship out
closely.
Importing countries are largely depend
ent upon America nnd India durlnsf the
autumn nnd winter, unless Russia la able)
to export.
Minneapolis stock of wheat decreased
nro.TOO bushels for tha past five days,
against 1.100,000 bushels of last year.
Aiftenllnc estimate of shipments for the
week r.mounted to 4,000,000,, and 1,700,000
bushels of corn.
Loading futures ranged as follows;
Yestr
Wheat Onr-n. 1llh !., yi... r-i-- .
M,y I'M 1.52 LBl 1.53), LfilVi
September .'. l.sb? l.'sDJ 1.21
von, viieiv uenveryi
Hi 7ZT4 3 72H
7574 75 176M 73
7T 78H tWH t76V
20H 1.2.1
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Mav
July
Sept' mber
Oats
May July
September
Lard
May July
September
Ribs
May July
September
Pork
May ...
Julv
September
Bid.
. B1U
. BOti
4.-0J
. 0.57
. ll.RT.
. 0.87
.10.35
.10.53
.10.75
17.02
.17.07
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10.40
10.(10
10.85
17.85
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10 32 10.PO 10.47
10.7B 10.85 tlO.75
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17.07
18.27
17.81 nXi
118.-.2 117.01
(18.55 lS.Si
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO. May 20.-11008. Receipts. 23,000:
- Ar ,.o u etto'- AiQn ana Duicners,
rough A
W
J7..105J7.(i2i cood htavv. 7.1(VfiT.I.S'
heavy, 7 10fl7.2q; light. 7.S57.C3; purs,
7,40. hulk. J7.35.f7.00. ' v
OATTLIl. Receipts. .1500! market slow.
weak. neees. S.D(.ST0.25: cows and heifers.' v
f...wp. !, j.eAuiiB, fo..uiri.-a; catves, eo.otf
(S0 2S.
SHDIH'. Receipts. 8000: market steadr. TCa.
tlvo and Western. $7.704f8.H0; lambs, J7.75 .8
IOIO: Rnpln. tamKu innt" V. J w
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
NKW YORK. May 20. DutUr Market
steady; receipts, 4453 packages; extra, 28c t,
higher scoring, 2SVt323c: State dairy, 21)40
22c.
Etrgs Market demoralized: receipts. 24.031
packages- extra firsts, 10V42Oc; regular ,
racked nearby whit's, 18M18C.: regular
racked mixed color, 22)4iS23c: gathereif re
frlgerator firsts. 10T21c; gathered nearby
browns, 22c ; extra firsts, 2021c: storage'
picked firsts. P.)Hf20C,
NEW YORK METAL MARKET
NDW YORK. May 20. The metal market
was unchanged today. Lead. 4.174404.22He.S
tin. In B-ton lots, 3i38c. Prices In London
wero as follows: Spot copper, 73 75s. 0d..
up 12s. fld.; futures. 70 lis. Od.: Electrolytic.
87. Spot tin. 160 IBs., up Se.f futures, J
.iw i.is., up ,. Diraits, iio ids., up i.1,
fialca spot tin, BO tons; futures, 150 tdni.
Lead, 20 Is. 3d. Spelter. 70, up 2 10a.
MINLNG STOCK QUOTATIONS
TONOPAH STOCKS. .
llld. Askea.
lbs,
24c; corn-fed,
picked nnd dry-packed,
to doz..
turkeys, d:
ducks, fancy, in boxes 17
to good. 12U10C.
23fti)'.D
fancy, 1 Si24 lbs. to
doz., 28c. ; do., prime. 25030 lbs. to doz., 22c.
lurseys. ory
122c.; fair l(
fX
ood, 1820c
Foreign Discount Rates
Bank Date of last
rie.
....... ,,.,, i
t.t,.tf.,.
Iindon ....... 5
Parts .,., ... .,..1.. p
Berlin ..,......,.., 5
Amsterdam 5
change.
Aug. 8, 1014
Aug;. 20, 1914
Dec. 23. 1014
Aug. 21, 1014
April 10, 1U13
Bids received for th Uuo of $130,000
Utlcs, public improvement H Pr cent.
1 to 20-year serial bonds were as follows:
KUsell. KInnlcutt & Co., a premium of
$7624; J. 8. Bache & Co., a premium of
13777; Utlca Trust and Deposit Company,
a premium cf Mo63; Kountie Brothers, a
premium of $3S. N. W. WaUey & Co.. a
premium of $230,
chickens. Leshorns.
20S22c.; turkejs. 13-UKV.;
geese, 10.311c; guineas, as
ducks. 13815c.
to quality, per
oiu loms, luuvuc. ;
18c: do. ordinary
eeese. choice ana fsnev. isn
,n . j . n .KA..' -" w
FRESH FRUITS
Choice stock was In fair request and gen
erally steady. Quotations: Apples, New York,
per bbl. Baldwin, 2.3084; Hen Davis, S2.BO
''.. uuier guwi eaiiiii, sriclies, e.t.ousj.ui
medium, J.'2.25; do.. Western, per box. l'o'-';
do., Delaware and Pennsylvania, her hamper,
BUU75C ; lemons, per box, f2.50'o3.30; oranges,
Florida, per box, X2.251i4, grapefruit, Florida,
fer box, 2 Wi.l.r.o; pineapples, per crate
orto Rico, Sl.fi01j'2; Florida, al.Boa2.23; straw,
berries, per qt. North Carolina, 437c; do.,
Norfolk, 37c; do., Maryland and Eastern
Shore, SuMOc
VEGETABLES
Trade was fair and values generally were
well maintained. Quotations: Whits potatoes,
per bush. Pennsylvania, 304T32c, Maine. 484
fiOe ' ',ur VnrW. a, tn nnnll.v .1X??J',n . ...kit.
potatoes, Florida, per bbl. No, 1, $4.5033.23;
No, 2, $3.5034; sweet potatoes, Delaware, per
hamper Large, $l1.2B. medium, BO75c;
sweet potatoes. Eastern Shore, per bbl. No. 1.
t2.25S3.23; No. 2. (1.50(31.73; sweets. Jersey
per bbl. No. 1, $3,7334.75. No. 2, $282.50,
sweets, Jersey, per basket, 75c. fill. 23; onions,
choice, per 100-lb. bag. (1 251.50; do., me
dium, rer 100-lb. bag, 607Bo. ; onions, Texas,
per cummer crate. No. 1, JL25; onions, Texas,
per cummer crats. No, 2, OOc.Sfsi, cabbage,
Charleston, per crate, liQn.AO; do., North
Carolina and Norfolk, per crate, $1.6061.75:
do . North Carolina and Norfolk, per bbl.. 110
1.50, cauliflower. North Carolina, per crate,
$lfil.B0; lettuce, North Carolina, per basket,
BOc.iftJl; beans, Florida, wax, per basket,
'.Q3; do., Florida, green, per basket. $203,
peasi per small basket North Carolina, $1
1.50: South Carolina, large, ll.258l.60; do.,
small, 75cff$l 25; peas. Norfolk, per V4-bbl,
hasket. $1.5081 75. eggplant. Florida, per box,
I2i?n.50. cucumbers. Florida, per basket, $28
2 50, squash, Florida, per basket, $1(12; pep
pers, Florida, per carrier, $281; beets, Charles
ton, per 100 bunches. $lr?3 tomatoes, Florida,
per carrlsr Fancy. $282.50 choice, J1.S0S1 73;
celery, Florida, ner crate, 75e fit, asparagus,
per bunch. 10820c; mushrooms, per 4-lb bas
ket. eoc.e$i. .,
Jim Butler
MacNamara
51 id way
.Mlzpali Extension
Montana .'.....,.....,
North Star
Tonopah Belmont
Tonopah Kx
Tonopah Merger
Tonopah Mining
Rescue Eula
West End
OOLDFIELD STOCKS.
Atlanta
Blue Bull
Booth ,
Bulldog;
C. O. 13
Combination Frac ..,
Dtumr. B. B
Daisy
Florence ,
Goldlleid Consolidated
Doldtleld Merger
Jumbo Ext
Kewanas
Oro
Sand Ken ,
Silver Pick
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fairy Aztec
,8(1
.84
.03
, U8
.25
.35 .37
.11) 18
. 4V4 4 0-10
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Klmberly
Nevada Hill
Net ada Wonder .
.00
,00
.08
02 .04
,. .05 .07
.... .20 .23
.,,.1,75 1.W
COTTON RALLIED AT CLOSE
NEW YORK. May 20. Trading In cotton
waa tarns and tho market opened easy this
niornlnfr at a decline or 1 tn 3 points. IP
buying appeared to be almost entirely for
New- Orleans account. Wall Street and, local
Interests sold. The market at Liverpool was ,
slightly lower than had been expected. After
the call the list here receded a little further.
May extended Its rise to 22 points at the
close. July ended up 12 and spot rose 15
prices rallied In the afternoon and advances
above last night's closo ot 8 to 0 points went
established.
M'es. close. Open. High. Low. Close.
May 0.17 0.21 ti.80 0.20 0.30
Julv 0.441 U.41
October O.M 0.77
December 10.01" O.08
ilanuary lO.Oit 10.0,1
iMarch 10.28 10.23.
Spot u-eo
0.50 B.38 0.58
O.IMI 11.73 U.94
10.18 0.97 10.18
10.22) 10.O1 10.21
iu.au lo-.l iu.31
.. 0.7?
German &
BERLIN. May 20.-
Statement
The Statement of
tb
Retchsbank shows Increases or gold ot 2,bO8,00a
marks ($702,000); In discounts. Including; treas
ury bills. 1.18.04S.OOO ($34,737,000), In leans.
114,000 marks ($28,000), and In deposits, tfl,
178,000 marks ($15,734,500). Decreases u
metal stock, treasury certificates and notes of
other banks of 10fl.035.000 marks $26.81tt,230)c
securities. 4,708,000 marks ($1,170,500), and
note In circulation, 43,722,000 marks 10..
030, BOO).
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