Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, May 24, 1915, Night Extra, Page 11, Image 11

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EVENING LEPttER-PHILADELPIIIA, MONDAY, MAY 24 1915.
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STOCKS BROKE SHARPLY AFTER AN EARLY ADVANCE CRAMP ACTIVE IN PHILADELPHIA
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IRKET REACTED ON
IVY REALIZING SALES
futnor mat uerman lvepiy
Iliad Been Received nnci Was
TFlat Refusal Caused Selling.
..r-i vnnK. May 21 With ft brisk da-
na for ! clfle8 ' stocks the mar
R opened strong this morning nnd vlr
Sudlr er thing on tho list enmo In
5r ihsrp advances, which, at times, wero
Iii vigorous Although thero was heavy
' il,ng at tho higher levels, It did not
kite any marked erteet during the first
tSur selling was readily absorbed,
Q Vgins of from 1 to 3 points wero
'recorded After tho first hour, however,
iSsMftklng became greater, and under
K. tiressure to sell the market reacted
urnln many prices, In fact tho largo
tolorltr. Klnff elow the final of Satur
5T; A Inning demand appeared nt the
iii'bolnt and moderate recoveries wore
N ' ( ,K itrt rf .Via nnl-nlHW .,,-
iniae ueiuru " - " -I-. "---...
tha market becoming Irregular.
f'tlie heavy selling was caused by a
pjBlOf inai lim v,,-, , lent; III UUt
frols had been receivca in vvnBmngton
La ih.l It wo a flat refusal to tho
tomands of the United States
There aB nt conilrmatlon of tho rumor
farn Washington during tho afternoon
hit the German reply had been received,
'til the Street In general nssumod an at
tlHida of "watchful waiting," nnd tho
Birket slowed down perceptibly. Prices
nnnM Irregular, and about tho only
ln'o to show any strength was Union
t4 rifle
. - -, t .loll ...l.t. ...-
ThS marKei ciueeu umi, win, iiiil-us
...ular Notable strength was shown
u Colorado fuel nnd tron, which waa
bo nearly p punuo . u, umv rtinui
Ipn Tobacco, an Inactive Issue, roso near
ly point
ftiuiniitrlals. or the "war stocks." as
tW have berome known because of tho
W war orders that have been recched
inij -which are under prospect from the
jdlljcrent European nations, once again
attracted tho moat attention, and made
in iharoest advances. Prominent In this
Kftrotip were Wcetlnghouso, which made
fill InUiai '" ul i'UllllIl, IIUIIBUUUUUB
tbtlnir recorded nt 88 nnd 99, against 9G
tt the close on Saturday. Crucible Steel
tkiped 3 points In a very few minutes to
t. ., Hinn T-nnnrn wnirn i.A.niAnnn.
1 HCW ,,.&. .ww., ........ -.vv...u. ......
Jltel came through with n gain of 2$.
iv. iha bpavv renllzlnir theaa frnlnn wnm
fill lost and In some cases prices went
Jhlow the Saturday final; AVcstlnghouso,
Ifor .Instance, losing tho 3-polnt advnnco
lUd'lS. more, a loss of BVi In all.
BPeflnlte announcement that Italy had
mitred the war was In a largo measure
ttuponslblo for the early strength. Three
.Mulisn tueorics wore auvanccu on mis
tctlon. One was that with Italy fighting
I in the sldo of tho Allies It would tend
l& shorten the war; nnothcr was that It
fwold have a matcrlnl bearing on tho
reply or uermnny to tne note or mo
jfqiied States, In that the German
limr would bo more conciliatory; and
thirdly, our trade with Europe would
tecorae even larger than It now Is, as
the demands of Itnly on us for supplies
Vill now bo added to those of tho Allies.
New York Slock Sales
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7, "uo"""nes ... 30 mi 3! 3S
, -iimmnii ...... m)
AllL'-ChalmMfg pf , 48
AmalsamatedCop .... GOJf
Am Agr Chemical .tut J2
Am licet Swat ....... 40i
A2J9n V Wi
Am Can p( ........... pf,)f
Am Car Foundry ... fi-j
Am Coal Product! .... 03
Am Cotton Oil 47
AmIIIde&Ii pf 28)
Am IceSccurltles ...... 31
AmI.Insood ........... jq
Am Ixicomotlva , 43
American Malt 41
AmtmcltUof nrii
1 Mt?-t. ..... . .1 rf
41111 cuieil oc not p
AmSueat ttefinln
AmTclfc Tel ........un
Am Tobacco .........22(1
AmTobpfnaw 108
Am Woolen 29)i
Am Woolen u. ........ 83
Anaconda Copper...... S2ii
AtchT&SK 09!
AlChT&SP pf ...... no; f
luiiura uoo) 404
UUIUHmLDCO pi
Balllmora & Ohio
liatocias m nnir 1 1
Bethlehem Steel 142 145
Brooklyn ltap 'I raa ... 87H 8'iH
Batto & Superior. ...... 7ij 73
Cal Petroleum 10 al
Cal Petroleum pf 33 33
vuuuitiau ncuio ......juura Jit's
"-till os da 1CI no
Cent Leather Co ...... 37
Chra&Ohlo 41
China Copper 441
ChlOtWost pf 20
ChlMll&StP 00)1
uuuaatii pi G7H
New York Bond Sales
12O00 Artier Cot Oil 4H
tWX) Aimr Cot Oil 5a . .
HWI Aiiwr Tel ut ii ..
soon Armour Co 414s, ,.
.Kiwi Atdilnon cv 4a IK.
1CU) do iv 4 1WJ1.
I.UUO ilo v 5s 101". ..
.KKti Ausn Co Lino 1st 4s,
ISOOO Halt A Oh cv 4H
W uth steel 1st Aa
iwj no na ds
102H lOi'i J02' 102U
IOS 1U03J 100i 100J
no 110 no
228M 22- 228M
108lf 103K 108K
20 20M 20M
84 U 84)( 8IJf
3JM 31)( .UK
1003 1 H9I( DOH
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oOM 48 40!f
10Uf 10f 101U 101
IAi MH J2ii 72
Chi It I & P
Colorado fuel til....
Consolidated Qai....
CornProductJ Hof ..
Corn rroductj Ilof pf
Cruclblo Sleol Co .....
Crucible Steel prof 01
Cuban-Am bugar 05J
uci at nuaaon ....
Distillers' bocurltles
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70
32
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130 140
874 B7K
COW 70
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3a4 384
150'f 100!
118)i 118-4 1184
37H 304 304
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lOOOlUrook Un Elv 1st b
tiOoO Cent Lmther 1st Bfl.
!W Cent I'nc 1st 4s ...
1000 Ches & Oh c 44s
UWO ilo Si .. .
1000 Chi A Kast 111 4s ..
IKW do 0s
10 Chi ft Own Ren 4s .
?0C0 do rtcb 5b 1UJ1 .. .
lii Chi D i joint 4s .
1000 do gen 4s . .
i.'OM) 0)181 I' cv 6s rcl
liKOO do cv 4'4s
wen do sren 4V4s.. .
1000 da is
Mix) Col A Couth ret 4Us
1000 Hon . Illo Or rfd Cs
lKiOW) DIs Beeur Corp r.. .
15000 Erlo conv 4s r 11. ..
looo den Klec deb Cs....
Kou Hud A Man rid Cs,
t0"u iowa central 4a ....
lofin Inivn rnlral R
trrjcioi in on a. nt t. i lu .120
7J0OO Insp cv ret .Id p 6s "10 12.V4
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BANK LOANS REDUCED
Uadelphin Institutions Also Report
Fewer Individual Deposits.
reases In every Item were shown by
ftsiatement of the Philadelphia Clear
hs House banks for tho week Just ended.
Kuans fell" more than a million and lndl
Stiilual deposits nearly as much. The sur
plus, reserve remained practically unaltered..
lUtimm uiiu wuiiifiii iauiin lOHOW .
-nay , xu. uecrease.
";; 254 204
Eilo Jstpf 404 414
uoncncmlcal pf ios 1094 1004 1004
cntl K'trlo 162M lfit 1624 1524
Goodrich DP Co 444 40 44 44
Goodrich B F Co pf ...1014 102 101'i1 102
1174 117K 1104 110'f
33 333t' 324 325f
004 014 50W 50U
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214
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204
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254
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294
25f
1234 1224 1224 12.4
15 48 45 4G'
142 1424 1404 1404
Sfeus
LPtpoilts (tnd.) .
fOrtuUtlon
! Ini tram banks
' Ipot!t of banks
lEWCltartnn llouso
jRmrre held
Rr required ..
sonuus
i under old form
S41B.160.0UU
.144.75.1,000
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51,111(1,000
111.101,000
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May .'5,
1,271,000
1,114,000
21,000
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78 1,01)0
23(1,000
2J.1.000
J-l.uuu
1014, $111,-
fr ftiralai
rniMOMay 28, 1013. $8,3!0,oil0 ".May 2f, 11)1:
HANK CLEARINGS
B)DX elearlncs tnilAV rnninar,H with onrr.-
Etpondlnc day last two years
f . ., 101.1 1014.
triIU4lpii 121 010,230 121,000,073
Ptoton ... 1918.210 17,474.753
Jwjork V.208,2(I2,I7I 2O.l.tJ)O,30n
JR., tools.. 13 510 211 11 707,058
fpjfjro .... 4B.30O.4Ill 4n,li;l14R
.imuraors .. 4 341.32.1 5 500.271
St
1013
$21,0.10,772
IB.aM.ST)
210,041,511
14,415 R2D
41214 7.'1
5.081 506
RATES FOR MONEY
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Reserve Banks' Discount Rates
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K York .
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Jimu City .
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uor mf or uuoruer
less 00 IX) 00
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4 4 4f IVi
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4 4V4 5 6
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4 4 4 5
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Great Northern nf
GtNcfsfororoprop ,
uoEccnncim tipi'n . ,
IlllnoU Cent
Inter-Met vattc
Inter-lletpr
International Papor ..
International Paper pf
Inspiration Copper ...
Kan City Southern . .
Klnss Co E L & P
Lack Steel
LchlRh Valley
Lorillard Co pf U7M 111( 113 1UU
Maxwell Motors 41. 414 41 41
Max Motors 1st pf 84 84 83 83
MaxMotors2d pf 35 10 344 344
MStP&SS M IU14 120 118r llf4
juuican jrciroicum.... hi 72 03
Miami Copper 245f 25) 24'j
Mo Kan & Texas 12Ji 124 124
MoKan&Tpf , 20 29 20
Missouri Pacific )24 13 J2
Mlnn&StLouls 154 144 UM
MonlanaPowor 484 414 414
National Biscuit 120 120 120
Nat Cloak i Suit 72 724 72
Nat Cloak & Suit pf...l04M 102 102
Nat Enamel &. 3 pf 834 804 804
NatLcad 014 03 004
AciadaCon Coppor... 144 15 14),
NYNH&n 03 Ot raw
New York Central 85 80 80
NYOAWost 284 20 28
Norlh American 75 744 714
.norinemi'acuic 105 1054 10-1
jvaciuo aiau 22u
Pennsylvania 107
Peoples Oaa, Chi 113
Pltlaburch Coal 224
Pressed btcel Car 45H
Ily Steel Sorlns rtJ
Itay Coa Coppor 234
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8000 Ind Alcohol 5s . .
2000 Jup new Oer tt 4H
5O01I Kan Cltj 80 Ut 3a .
1000 Kan City So ,1s .
1O0O Lack Steel 5s 1023..
1IXX) Liclode Oaa tat 5s.,
1000 l.k Bh lcl 4s 1031..
100" I.orlllard 6s . . . .
liOO Minn & St 1,9
1000 Mo l'ao 4s
4000 Mo l'ao cir 6s ...v.
Imnn Mnnl Paixop .If .....
207000 NYC Hud C9.....101
5000 N Y C t 11M1 u 01 )i
1D0O N Y City 4s lBVf . I'
4000 .V Y City 4s 1050 .... 00
.1000 N Y City 4ViS UlOO . WIJ
OOOO N Y City 4tj9 1003 imu
3000 N Y N II . II V 3'49 .OJ'j
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Kino N Y HttJ nilj 5s
RMiO or Pac prior 4s . .
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42(00 Ptnna col 4js
10(KI 1'ubllc &trv .N J 6s . . .
.two liny Con Connor Os..
100 0 HciJInR xen 4s ... ,
1000 Hlo tlr & W Ut 4s ...
1(000 Hock Island 5s . ...
0000 ht L1MS B Olf 4s.,
200(1 Heiboard A I. ndj 6s
riioo Hnuth Hell tn
7000 South l'ao col 4s .
3000 Soutti l'ao cv is
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CRAMP SHIPBUILDING
SHARES SHOW ACTIVITY
Early Rise in Industrial Stocks
Produces Profit Taking.
Bond Dealers Complain.
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4000 Texas Co cv (Is . .
10000 Third A new 4s
11000 Third Ao ndj 6s .
24000 1! S Steel 5i
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1IXK) lu Car Clint 1st .s
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TONOPAlt STOCKS.
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MacNamnra
Midway
Mlzpah nxtcnslon .
Montana . ...
Nor. rent Star . .
lonopali Hclmont .
Tonopah BMenslon
Tonopnh Merger .
lonnpnll MlnlnB ..
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Ittp Iron , Meol 284 21)
Iteplron&Meolpf .... e64 bO
Hock Island Co pf I j j
KumelyllCo 5 4!
Itumely SI Co pf 134 134
Seaboard Air Lino 134 13'f
beaooara Air Lino pi ... 3455 334
6ears Itoo A Co 1304 137
btLouls&SF 44 44
btLouls4B'2dpf ... 55
Sloss-ShefSctlCo 31
toulhern Pacific t84
boutberntty 163
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Texas Co
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Union PacWc
Union Pacific pf
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United Ilys Invest pf.
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Industrlnl stocks continued to tlomlnato
the trading on the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange at the resumption ot business
today. Cramp Shipbuilding shnros scored
another sharp gain, advancing from 36,
last week's final figure, to 33 on tho
opening transaction Profit-taking then
cancalcd most of tho Initial gain Datd
win Locomotive, Cambria Steel, Lnko
Superior and United States Stent nil
moved higher for u dm", but reacted
mound midday when tho New York list
turned heavy
1'or n. tlmo thcro was quite a llttlo ac
tivity, but this was at tho cxpenso of
values Later, after tho early fluctua
tions, the market fell back Into a semi
Inert state, refusing to bo aroused from
Its lethargy. Tho "Strcot ' regarded tho
iclapso Into dultiess on tho dccltna us a.
favornblo sign.
With rogaul to tho recent strength of
Cramps shares, tho suggestion wns made
thnt tho (.onipnnv s big plant could read
ily bo Used for tho manufacture of war
material other than shllis. Just as has
been done with a number of Inrgo manu
facturing ritubllahmentfl.
Hond dealers wero complaining todoy
that tho resumption of bullish actlvltj In
stocks had put n check on their business.
"My customers como to mo tilth mone
to Invest," remarked 0. lending broker,
"and when 1 suggest to them arloUs high
grodo Investment bonds they becomo Im
patient nnd say they vlsh to got aboard
somo good stock that has n clianco to
rise." This he went on to atnto was not
only cutting Into tho bond business but
might also proo n soilrco of danger to
tho Stock Market Inter on In tho cane, of
ndvereo doelopmcntn which might tend
to causo this Bomewhnt easily frightened
clnss of Investors to wish to liquidate.
Meantime, money remains readily obtain
able, nlthough conservative hankers nro
not encouraging its speculntlvo use In tho
slock markets at this time
As had been known previously tho Pan
Itnndlo pamphlet report for tho year
ended December 31 made an exceedingly
poor showing. After palng t per Lent,
on the preferred slock tho tompnnj only
MiomciI 0761 per cpiU enmed un 111'1 com
mon, 075 per cent of whl(.h was paid out.
TM.-iililent Urn InWduitnlh took iinusion
to lemnrk thnt tho depicslon which pic
inlled throughout the nsc.U ivrilod hail
lot (linngul mill that innilltloii'i vhhli
m.iko for poor earnings still exist, there
lelug lnaWI im.loasnl t.iNes .md mo
burdens IWetl 1 tho St.ito nnd I'cderal
giivcrnmcntnl requlremcnls
Local Half-hourly Sales
10 to 10:30 A. M.
Cambria Steel 40
IU 1
5.V.- .! tin 441.
M loo like Sup Cor 74
63 10 Cramp t c .1 j
7t 20 Tenn Copper rfJ
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tAi 10 fnlon Trne... .11
5.I71 too r s, Steel . 6i,
6"!j "iO 1" Crump t c .,0.
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Financial Briefs
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Foreign Discount Rates
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Pate of last
Changs
Aug-. 8, 1014
Aug. 20, 1014
Dec. 23, 1014
Aug-. 21, 1014
April 10, 1015
FOREIGN TCYrmAismrc
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BUSINESS DEPRESSION HIT
PANHANDLE EARNINGS
NEW YORK CURB
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CHICAGO AND AI.TON.
...v ,. 1015. Increas.
JklIay .... $257,440 JU 405
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today
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WmDENDS DECLARED
" Ri)bbi' Company, relr
fin " ..hi un nreicrrea. daisdi
tUDlT Z?X,.'"rl- .. .!..
Ks!'ilt- WW JW 1 to stock
President Rea Says It Was More Re
sponsible Than War,
President Samuel Ilea, of tho Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati, Chicago nnd St. Louis
Hallway (tho Panhandle), In his annual
report to the stockholders, made public
today in pamphlet form, declares that
pcor business rather than tho European
war was the chief cause for the poor
earnings of tho company In the last fiscal
year, ending December 31, 1914. Ho goes
on to eay that "the underlying causes of
the unsatisfactory railroad situation un
fortunately continue to operate as they
did before tho war."
Among tho reasons advanced by Mr.
Ilea for the unsatisfactory showing were
the suspension pf operations for a long
period by several aon c ciua m
Ohio, brought about by mining legisla
tion in that State, wnicn causeo. an
ferences regarding new wage scales.
These remain unsettled In one district,
known as No, 8. "The. Iron and steel
Industries were very much depressed, and
consequently the traffic offerings from
these sources, which furnish three-fourths
of the freight tonnage, were much be
low normal," says Mr. Rea, "while the
expenses Tere burdened with the effects
of arbitration awards and wasteful legls-
aTne' Income from railway operation In
the year was $33,139,359, a decrease of
15.137,40, or 1180 per cent.: "Pfr3'1''".":
Sn.es were pared down H.TSM5O. that
Item for the year standing at 130,010,637.
This cut In operating expenses brought
about an Increase In the net operating
Income of I1.2SMIT. the net being f3,U8.
SC The total gross Income from all
sources was 7,S76.O01, art Increase of
tl,015.SS9, while the net (or the year after
deductions of fixed charges was J2.31J,
iUmI va.fi J thu
amount I8SO.B2C Ji applied to the sink,
ink fund and PBer reserve, dlv dsnds ot
1 099 441 on the preferred stock, or at
the rate o" 4 per cent., and I8WW on
ihl wramon. or at the rate of . of I per
cent This left a.8l to be transferred
to the profit and loss account- In the
Drevious year dividends of 6 per cent
w?re paid on botb classes of tn. corn-:
pany stock.
FOREIGN TRADE CHANCES
The allowing Hit of opportunities tor Amer
(enn manunclurrra In the foreign trade are
olicn lu the llurcau of Foreign and i)ometfo
Commerce, Deportment 0 Commerce, and ad
ditional Information may 6e had by corre
tpondenee. iiulna the file number:
No 1(1RS, Ico-plant machinery compiny
In Honduras informs nti American consular ol
flcer that It lhe to eecuro catnloKuos and
iirlce Hits and full Information roiatHo to tho
coat of Installation, cost of production of Ice,
approxlmato Bhlpplns: weight, crated for ex
port, and prices fob Now lork or New
Orleans for Ice plant machinery I'lanta or
one.ton capacity and less, for gasoline englno
or electric power, are In demand. Catulosues
etc . should also be sent to the American con
sular officer.
No 1CSD0. magnetos A flrm of engineers In
England writes an American consular officer
that It desires to bo placed In communication
with Amirlcan manufacturers of magnetos to
be used In connection with large gaa onglnen,
from 100 to 1000 horsepower Speculations
with Illustrations and drawings should bo sent
at once. Tho flrm desires to secure an ex
clusive ngency
No ms.il, steel and copper wire, tools and
machinery, etc. A firm In Italy has roquesled
an American consular officer to place It in
communication with American dealers, manu
farturcrs and exporters of steol and copper
wire, A Ornish, tools for tha mechanical Indus
try, woodworking machinery and ahoes, with
a view 10 securing exclusive agencies for these
lines Correspondence ma bo In English.
No. 1GS02, sugar An American consular offi
cer In Canada tranmlts tha name and address
of n firm In Ills district which desires to bo
placed In communication with American man
ufacturers and exporters of sugar for confec
tioners. Reference Is glon
No lOSUil. water turhlneB A flrm In Hon
duras informs an American consular ortlcer
that It wishes to secure prices and descriptive
catalogues for small water turhlnes for electrla
plants Trices and weights should be stated
t o. b. Now York, and New Orleans. Copies of
catalogues, etc , should also tie sent to the
consular officer
No 16894 nickeled steel sheets An American
consular ofUcer In England reports tho noma
and address nf a flrm In his district which de
sires to purchase nickeled steel sheets.
No. lflsm. harness and saddlery An Ameri
can consular officer In Africa reports that a
branch of a European house wishes to receive
Illustrated catalogues, prlca lists, etc., from
American manufacturers of harness and sad
dlery It la stated that tha flrm has no knowl
edge of American styles, prices or terms,
No. tSSlW, leather and lard A flrm In Italy
Informs an American consular officer that It
dealrea to receive Kimples and prices of box
calf Irather for shoe uppers. The Arm also
wishes to communicate with lard exporters.
Correspondence may be conducted In English.
No 16SU7, X-ray equipment An American
consular officer In Central America reports
that a hospital In his district Is considering tha
installation or p. snutu w-rsy equipment, cata
logues, price lists, ets , should be sent at once,
No 16S08. drugs, tannto extracts, etc A
business man tn Iluisla writes an American
ronsulsr officer that he desires to receive tha
addresses of Amertcsn manufacturers and ex
porters ot leather and tannlo extracts, chemi
cals, drugs, rubber goods, canned goods, metal
and metal tools. Reference Is given. Corre
spondence may be conducted In English. Prices,
weights, etc. should be stated In Ilusstan
equivalents and quotations should be made c.
I, f. Russ'an ports.
No l8rl., fruit An Italian merchant informs
an American consular officer that be desires to
correspond with American exporters of dried
California fruits. He statea that ha Is In a
position to Import large quantities of Irult.
Heferenca Is given. Full Information should
be sent at once. Correspondence may be In
English nlthough Italian Is preferred.
No. IflOOO, spelter and sheet line A firm of
Iron and Meel merchants In Scotland Informs
an American consular officer that It dealrea to
be placed in communication with American
manufacturers of spelter an1 sheet line. Quo
tations should bs rcade c. I f. Glasgow or
Lelth
NOTES OF THE RAIL
The Interstate Commerco Commission
today ordered the Chesapeake, and Ohio
to establish Joint rqtet and thitough
routes and to exchange bills of lading
with the Kansas City, Missouri niver
Navigation Company or grain for ex
port from Kansas City to Norfolk and
Newport News,
Hxporti of goneril morchnndlio nt
tho port of Now ork for tho week end
ed JIny 22 totaled $23,907, SOG, an In
crease of $9, 452,444 compnrod with
same weok Inst your Imports for tho
week totaled JIG, 553,930, an Increase of
$3,396,551.
"Until tho outlook, as far ns forelcn
complications nro concerned, la nado
clear, It Is likely thnt tho market may
continued in n ncgntlAe state." b.ib E
H Smith & Co "While Htockholdors
show no Inclination to soil tholr hold
ings, tho possibility of adverse develop
ments detet-s tho making of now com
mitments Nevertheless, tho market Is
firm and prices nre inclined to improve."
Nntlonnl bank circulation during last
week decrensed $8,572,217.
Tho Knnsaa Gns nnd Electric Company
reports nn Increase At $179,011 In gross
earnings for tho 12 months ended April
30. Net eornlngs Increased $31,159, and
tho balance after dividends was $191,7.!3,
a gain o' $75,003.
Tho following stocks were quoted here
cx-dlvldond except foi cash- united sie
curltv Llfo and Trust Company nnd
Rochester Railway and Light preferred,
Tho Comptroller ot tho Currency re
ports that overdrafts decreased from
March 1 to May 1 In Chicngo $1215, and
in New York $5S,SS2. In St. Louis an
Increase of $SS,7H vas shown.
A speclnl meeting of stockholders of
tho AuKusta-Aiken Railway nnd Electric
Corporation vJiub been called for Juno
23 for tho purpose of authorizing an in
creaso In tho preferred stock of tho
compnny from $1,500,000 to $2,500,000 Tho
new stock Is to bo on a parity In nil
icspects with tho present outstanding
preferred stock, except that dividends on
the new stock shall begin to accrue only
from October 1, 1915. Tho new preferred
stock will be Issued In exchange for the
pioferred stock of tho aeorgla-Cnllfornlx
Investment Companj, which owns the
Georgia-Carolina Power Compnny, the
investment company being In turn owned
by the Augusta-Aiken Railway and Elec
tric Corporation.
The nnnuol meeting of tho Philadelphia
Compnny will be held In Pittsburgh,
June 7.
The grosi earnings of the Portland Oaa
nnd Coke Company In April were $97,229,
a decrease of $(317; net. $15,107, decrease,
$7494, 13 months' gross. $1,258,317, decrease,
$24,6S2. net, $G4I,123, decrease, $18,871.
L J. Selznlck, vlco president of the
Woild Film Corporation, said today "I
am going to recommend to tha directors
at the meeting on June 27 that an Initial
dividend of 3 per cent, be declared on
World Film stock, also that this divi
dend be followed by other quarterly divi
dends of nt least that much "
S. TV "Wlnslow, president of the United
Shoe Machinery Company, says: "At a
meeting of the directors of tho United
Shoe Machinery Company, held In New
York on Friday last, it was decided that
when the regular dividends are declared
at the June meeting of tho directors an
extra dividend will be declared on the
common stock The amount of the ex
tra dividend and whether it will be paid
in cash or part cash and part stock will
bo determined later."
6 Tonornh Hel
2T U S Steel
S4 Pennn
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500 IT S Steel SiWs 100 do . M
113 Cambria Bleel Wi 4 W cramp t c :j8
100 Unldwln . i, i U H Btcel 3
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luo W Cramp t c MSS tno , do VI
loo do , . ,ts 1W fnlon Trna.. 11
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3) U 8 Steel . .WIS 200 do . ,w'4
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BONDS.
SOO l'hlla r.loe 4s 80H
10:30 to 11 A. M.
10 V S Steel.... flV,
100 l'enna . ..Klff-ln
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111 Prnna .. Mt 40 do . .. MS
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10i 1! 8 Stool... ii"t 40 ilo ... r,aj;
2 West J & a H 4Ht, 40 Cambria Strel 4S',
10" Amer Can .. a(i,
BONDS
CJ Cambria meel scrlu JIny 1017
irj cornbrln htoel acrlp Mns 11)17
lis 0 West V Y . Tn lat ,1s ....
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Sales in Philadelphia
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21 Butlo Sup Corp
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4.". (111 Annhnlrt nf lilt
131 Ins Co N Am.. 21M
m 5 Key Tel pfd . 07J,
140 l.aae Hup cor .
II Irfhlrh Nav .
II) I.eh Valley ....
21 Miami Copper..
ISO l'reei steel car
Bso Pennnvlvanla .
17 Pn 8nlt MfK
41 l'hlla Co ...
4 l'hltn ISlec
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115 Tonopah Holm..
17.1 Tonopab Mln. .
40 Tenn cod
10 I! S Ilubber ....
0-U I nlon Tract.. .. ,1t
112 Untied (Inn Imn K2U. kito
0.147 U 8 meel . . B4'4 BO
2 w Jer A Beaah. no 411't
4 Weatmorellnd C (11 01
1301 Wm Cranio A S 10 .10
ill AVCSt Llec. 4S D-IO
BONDS.
Last prev sale Itlrh.
100 'Am Gil & Illo Bs JtV'j 8314,
2000 Bald I.00 1st B 102 102M
1R71 Cam All acp 1010 OS
21VI do .Ma 1D17 07 1)7
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122 Phlla Co scp '10 00 H'l
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200 rhlla Blao 4a. BOM fW4
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07
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4 do. . , V1I5 111 Baldwin
loo Cnmbrln Steel 4Si 20 do . . . .
11 Hut Sup Corp 7,-li il do
10 do . , . 72S, 100 Amer Can
20 V R Rteol. . fi14 ino W cramp t
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100 IT B Steel. 01 inn dn . .
100 IV Cramp t 17', 100 do ....
20 West Moclin-Hl inn do . ..
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20 I'ennn . . .. MU 10 do . . . .
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1000 Phlln Bolt ft Wnah 1st 4s
11:30 A. M. to 12 M.
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ai Amnl Copper. 07't I l'enna
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BOND1
1S71 Cambria Steol scrip 1010
12 Phlln Ca 11 rip 1 1ll it
S2 1'hlli en ecrlp ims
21N Phlln Cn -rli 101S
(,J Cnmbrln Steel ecrlp May 1017.
12 SI. to 12.30 P. SI.
21 Oen Asp pfd HI 10) If S Steel ... M
20 Baldwin -Til loo do. .. &
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2 Ho. . .. BIH r Bendlnir 71 ll-lil
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BONDS
.112 Cnmbrln Stoil scrip May 1017
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do pref . ..
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llomrnl Asphalt ...
do pref
Kovmono Telephono
do t 0
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Lnko 81IP Corp
Lehigh !s'nv
LeblKb Valle ....
Lib Val Transit..
do pref
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do B ptr cent pref.... .14
do 0 per cent pref .. 110
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Phlln Itnpld Transit .. 7U
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f ft Steel
inrlt rtnllnny
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Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked.
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. 47M 4S 47M 48M
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BONDS
lm. Coinbrln Slerl sorlo
lS71Cnmlrln Bteei scrip
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May
1S71 Cambria Steel serin Fob
1.7)00 l'enna gen 4its ctfs vv 1.
1 to 1 :30 P. SI.
1017 .
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BONDS
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70 Thlln Co scrip 10IS
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40 do . .
100 U S fcteel.
25 do. ....
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7 l-lil IK) Ion Mln. 7 1-10
100 Phlln II T t a 71
3
BONDS.
100 Am nna A Kloc Bs . ...
12 Cnmbrln Steel scrip May 1017
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
riUCVnO May 24 HOOS Receipts, 42,
00(1 murkeia slow, r, to 10c lower, muted and
biltchi-re. 7 2U7 ill. good beavj. fJ.OBJ lJ..;o.
roiiKb henvv. 7 0W7.JO' llRht, 7 3307 0.1,
plKB J171S7 21. bulk, J7 45Jf7i0.
CATTLE Itocelpta, 20,000 markots steady
to 10c. loner beeves, t VOiftV 20, cowa nnd
helfrri, l.230B.0S, Texans, ftl 2.17.30, calves,
Ifll.'Ofjll 11.
Blir.nf Uccelpts, SOOO, markets stronp, 10c.
bltber native nnd Ucstern, 17 4098 in, iambs,
f7 73t(10.20, spring Iambs, .lujjl.' 50.
COTTON
May 24. Cotton
Ni:v" YOrtlC, May 24. Cotton opened dull
and fenturelees. Tho undertone was atead,
hnwcier with prices ono tn threo points higher
Tbero wero no cobles from Liverpool, that
market belnc rlosed Tho vventher report con
tinued favornblo
Sat. close, Open IIIrIi I.ow Close.
,iuis ... mi ma 11 in n4s nM
October
JJlecember
lonunr
March
Spot ...
ORDERS PERE SIARQUETTE SOLD
DI7TI10IT, Maj 24 roderal JudRo Tuttle
ordered that the Pere Marquette Itallroad bo
told at auction on October 1.
0 ss 11 RS 11 OH I) .' 11 Ki
. . 10 11 1(1 II 10 17 IOIH 10.11
II 11 10 IS 10.21 10 II) 111 17
10 40 10 40 10.40 10 411
II SO . . . V 70
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1 r.i
3.2(1
Close close.
l.MH tl,34U
1 20ft 1.27JI
1.311s
Mny
juiy .
September
Oats
May July
September
Lard
May . ..
July .
fceptember
Hlbs
May ..
July . . .
September
Turk
May
July
September
1111. tAsked
. 7.11,1
70K
. B2
. BOM
.. 43
. 0.7O
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NEW YORK COFFEE SIARKET
NEW TOWv, llav 24 The coflee market
opened steads, with futures unchanged to (our
points ubove the final Saturday Trading1 una
q Today's Sat.
onenlnff. olose.
7 00 7.ttin7.4
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November
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
8
2 to 2:30
300 p n t t 0., 7 9-10
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lo do. . . B1
bo rhlla n t t o t;
21 Leh Nav . . 7-'K
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71 U S Steel
1 Phlla It T t
211 r.rle
11 tt a 1.
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.11 10O II h 'UeiU . 33
0 37 1011 11 8 Steel BV
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CA llnlnn Tnw . .'till. S Ph Co till Dfd .111
SO Lake Sup Cor 7M 100 11 S Steol ... Bl',
ir) U 8 Steel . Bill 10 Phlln Eleo.. 2I4
100 Union Trac. . .tOV 30 W Cramp lc.8
15 Lake Sup Cor "M
BONDS.
15 Cambria Steel icrlp May 1017.
1000 Ualdvvln 1st Bs
0 Penna
100 U S Steel .
200 do
100 W cramp t
7 Pcnna Salt
4 Phlla Klew
20 Phlla Co
10O Union Trac.
11 rcicc atorarto
GRAIN AND FLOUR
UllIIAr. Itecelpls, 101,070 bush Tho
market ruled steady, with u fair export ln
ilillry, but millers showed little Interest Quo
tntlons Cur lots In export elevator No 2 red,
spot lBjai.M No 2 red. Western spot,
1 B7?1 1,0 Hound lots, In export elevufor
No 2 red spot nnd Mny. fl.Sltfrl B8M. No 2
red. Western B8M1WI 01M, No 1 Northern
imlutb liJI8il 00 ,
(OUN. I'e.elpts, 31.011 bush There was
Utile doing nml no change lu prices Quota
tions Cnr lots In export elevator No ., epot
and Mav 7.Vfi70c Car lots for local trade, ns
tn loentlon No 2 vellow, B.'CSJUr . stenrner
1) yeuuw, .qtiu. i7r-i
lellov, SlftSIHc , No 3
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SHORT TERSI NOTES
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
NEW TOHK. May 21.-BUTTEn -Market
steady, receipts 7258 pkits. , xt. ; higher
scorlnr. SSHfeSW,, State dairy, !7M2kc, Imi
tation creamery. 21MB23Mc
BOQS.- Market firmer, receipts. 20.772 pkrs.,
extra firsts. !032fhc , regular packed drsts,
isvjim4c regular pscsea nearDy wanes, art
023c mixed color, HKf21c., nearby browns,
21Hu2C . txirs. nrsis,
packed flrsls. lsMSSOMc'
BAR SILVER
NEW YORK May 3. Tb erica ct com
mercial bat silver today was ,8V cents, wlta
ilexicaa dollar t HVt, ccsu.
For the 13 months ended with April
the Paclflo Power and Light Company re
ports a. balance after dividends of JS3.703,
an Increase of J16.713 over the previous
year.
The London market being1 closed New
York had to stand Italian selling' of
securities. The liquidation was not very
heavy, It was said.
According to Snow the damage Js very
severe in the bis; wheat counties of
Kansas, 400,000 acres, or one.thlrd of the
entire acreage, having- been an entire
loss.
Jl is estimated that car builders have
placed about 75.000 tons of steel n con
nection with car orders received. There
nre Inquiries for about 150,000 tons addi
tional. One of tho largest manufacturers of
cartridges and shrapnel announces that
his company has sold its entire capacity
to January 1. Additional orders are be
ins refused.
No Western Union Ticker Service
CHICAGO, May 24 Tha Western Union is
to discontinue dissemination of naanelal or
eciumuctsl pawa by tltker service Tha aerv
Ka loroiarly conduited by ln Western Union
has beao laktu over by tb Chicngo N
Bureau, aad control utU ta aaaucntd Ju&a L
Am Locomotive
Am Tel & Tel sub,
Anaconda Copper.,
Argentina Govt.,..
Argentina Govt....
Argentine Govt ...
Argentina Govt...
Halt i. Ohio
Halt i. Ohio. ...
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lovt or Swltaland
Ilovt of Swltsland
lntl Harvester . ..
Lackawanna Steel
L B A M So R H-.
L 8 A M Bo Ii Ii..
Rio l'ao Rwy . .
N Y C & II Itlver.
N Y C A H Itlver.
New York City. .,
New York City....
New York City ,
N Y N II A Hart..
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Pub Ber Cor N J.
Beabd A L Itwy..
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ROCKEFELLER'S AIDE ATTACKS
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
OATS. Receipts. 14.001 Dusn Traoa iyss
oulet but prlies ruled steadv guotatlona no.
2 white. BOijSiiflc . standard vyhlte OSi'jW.Oc ,
No 1 white BTMITSHc. ...,-,,
HYi: dull We quote at 1.141 10 per
l.usb . as to quallts In export elevator, and at
Jl Olff 1 10 ror small lots of nearby gain. In
l"rl.OIlK Receipts,. 1B0B bbls . 807 032 lbs
In sacks The market waa quiet and without
Important .nonce Following are quotations 1 per
101 lbs In wood-winter, cicar. wwyi..
do. straight H007 15, do, patent. IT SOW
7 01, Kansas, straight, Jute sacks. llSfT.JBj
do . patent lute aacks, 17 30&7.BO, spring, first
clearT 77 21 do., straight, 7 21K7.B0 do.,
patont. if S017 70 do., favorlta brands IT K5W
S 21 city mills, choice and fane) patent. I7.S3
S21. cltj mills, regular grade;, winter clear,
til. JOBfl.7.1. do do . straight, U 0OT 15. do..
llYi: 1'IOL'lt sold slowly, but ruled steady
under small supplies Vve. quota liearbv ana
Western In wood at I6.25S0B0, as to quality.
PROVISIONS
Philadelphia Markets Provisions.
Philadelphia Markots Provisions.
There waa little trading but lalues wero
Kteadlly licld. Quotations City beef. In sets,
smoked ind alr-drled 23826c . .Western beef,
in sets, smoked 250200 . city beef, knuckles
and tenders smokod and olr-drled, 27Qoc.,
Western beef, knuckles ana tenders, nmoked,
27a2S" beef hams, f.11012., Krk. Jfmily.
121.60822 bams. 8. P. cured, loose. 130l3VSc.i
a- i.inn0i iAn 12ll12Ue . do., do.
smoked, ISHtfUc , other bams, smoked city
cured, as to brand and average. l01i..
hams, smoked, Western cured, lawww.oo.
bolleJ. boneless, 2Jtf2So . picnic shoulders B
P cured loose 10Mllc do,, smoked 10VW
lie, bellies, In pickle, according to average,
loose. HiiOlSc, breakfast bacon as to brand
and average city cured. 10817c 1 breakfast
bi?on7 Weitero cured 16ffl7c.. lard. Western
refined, tierces. lOHOllc . do . do . tubs. IMjO
lie. lard, pure city kettle rendered. In tierces.
lO'.Sl" i lard, pure city, kettle rendered, in
tubs, 1074ttUC-
16c ; do.. 37(142 lbs. to doz , 18c ; do , 43C47
lbs. to doz.. 18c: do.. 4!) lbs to doz., 20c; do.,
14) lbs and over 21c ; corn-fed, 81(742 Ios,
to doz., 1-Jc. do, 43Q47 lbs to doz, 17c; do.,
4H lbs to loz,. V-ic. . do . 00 lbs. and over. 2oc;
chickens, dry-picked and dry-packed. In bbls
Western, cornfed, 3 lbs una over, 18c : do.,
do, 4 lbs. i7fil7Mc.; do, do. JM lbs., IBVic;
do., do -hill lbs., US 1.1c. , broilers, mUk-tod,
fancy, 18121 lbs to box, 27c . do., fancy, 21U2J
lbs. to doz , 24c , corn-fed, fancy, 18S24 lbs. to
doz, 21c, do, prime 234HO lbs to doz., 22c.
lurkejs. dr -picked and dry-packed, fancy, 21
l22c., fair to good ISilJUc , old toms, lua.'Oc. ;
ducks, tana. In boxes lTlf,c. , do. ordinary
to good, 12til0c , geese, choice and fancy, 130
10c. do.. No 2, 12014c,
FRESH FRUITS
Trade was fair and values generally ruled
steady Quotations Apples, New York, per
bbl Baldwin. Mas, Ren Davis. W84; other
good eating varieties, 12.2600.60, medium, 2fl
2 23 apples. Western, per box. I1SJ2. apples.
1. rui rM, Liiiiu4iL'LJic-a. iicr iraiHi'nnn
Vs- tl mln 'Wls j"-- .A .." - ""
Jiito. .uu(., r joriaa, n..o.-w o. straw
berries, per qt North Carolina, 4Tc.; XorfolK,
K07c., Marymand and Eastern Shorp, OlOc.
VEGETABLES
The market was generally steady under mod
erate offerings nnd a fair demand. Quota
tions While potatoes, per bush Pennsylvania.
40S46c , Maine. 404r45c . New York, as to
quality, 33W42C. whits potatoes, Florida,, per
uu, ..... ,. i tnntu, ,u ., ?o.ou'(F-t; street
potatoes, Delaware, per hamper Large, 11 n
I 23, medium, B0W75c, ; sweet potatoes, Rastern
bhore, per bbl No 1, 12 230 4.3.1. N'o 2. 1.50
Fl 73. sweets. Jersey, per bbl N'o. 1. 11.73V
75, N'o 2, I2&2C0: sweats, Jersey, per bas
ket, 76c Ql 23, onions, choice, per 100. lb. bag,
II 2101 50. onions, medium, per 100-lb. bug.
Bourse, onions, Texas, per cummer crate. No.
1 l 23, onions Texas, per cummer crate, Xo.
2. DOcotl, cabbago, Charleston, per crate.
SOc.ffll 23, cabbage, N'orth Carol'na and Nor
folk, per crate, iSc fill 23: cabbage. North
v.sroitua iiu ,viuih. per uvi . ,c i: CSUJI-
nower, iorioiH, ir crate iocjsi: e
rvortn uaroiina, per oasseti oucqii;
REFINED SUGARS
Calls Members "Wire Pullers" and
Explains "Giving Taffy" to Officials.
WASHINGTON, May 21,-Charees thnt
tho congressional committee which In
vestigated the Colorado coal strike was
"biased and made, up in a manner that
was not fair," were mads today by I M,
Bowers, ot the advisory staff of John
D, Rockefeller, Br before the Commis
sion on Industrial Relations.
Chairman Walsh read letters in which
Bowers referred to efforts belnc made by
bankers and business men to "whip Gov
ernor Ammons Into line." One letter re
ferred to the committee as "political
wire-pullers." Another reference was
made to giving 'taffy" to Colorado offi
cials. Bowers explained In this fashion..
"Did your mother ever spank you, and
did you get candy or a cookie after
war da?"
When Walsh replied affirmatively,
Bowers stated:
"Well, that's what we did."
"And that Is your attitude. Is It? You
spank them and after they come around
and do what you think is right, qu give
them a, piece of candy," Walsh commented.
The market was quiet, but firm. Wo quote.
Btnncard granulated 8 0.1c.. Una granulated,
6c, powdered. 10c , confectioners' A. BOOc.j
soft grades, 3.1033,75.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
nUTTKH. Tho market ruled, firm under
light offerings and a fair demand. Tha fpl.
lowing were tha quotations Western, solid
packed creamery. lancy specials. .10c.. extras,
28 , extra Urals, 27c , firsts, 28c., seconds.
2423c, nearbv prints, fancy Sic, average
extra, 30c , flrsls, 27tI20c seconds, 24C.'3c ,
garlicky, 21323c . Jobbing sales of fancy prints.
331Sc
KUGS were In liberal supply, but demand
waB fairly active ana values were steauur
maintained on deslrablo stock Tha following
are the quotations In free raaes, nearby ex
tras, SUc per dox i firsts. 111 per standard casa,
nearby current receipts, 13.70 per eases Vvl
em extra firsts. fl per case; rtrsts. 15.70 per
case, Southern. I3.W5 40 per caae. fancy
selected candled eggs were Jobbing at 23tr27c,
CIIEESB. Trade -was quiet and prices
were without Important change. Offerings
vvrro moderate but ample. Following; were the
quotations New lork. full cream, choice,
new, lTMOUMc.. sojclals higher, do., do., fair
to good new, ltiMul7c, do , part skims, SUc
POULTRY
LIVE, The market was quiet, but steady
under modcrato offerings Quotations: Fowls.
1UM4H7C : roosters. IHH'io.; broiling chickens,
fauc), not Legborns weighing 1HS2 lbs.
apiece. 210300.1 broiling chickens, not Leg
hSrns, welihlnB 1UU lbs. apiece KtWc :
trolling cUcktns. Leghorns, welghlnr Ui32
Iba. apiece. SittJ3e . broiling chickens Leg
horns, welghlcg leiVi lbs apiece. 20ffl2lc ;
turkeys. 13W1B0. : ducks. Jek.in, llBc.: do.
Indtan Runner, 1213c.i ctese, lOallc, put
eons, old per pair, 23630a.. do.. oung. per
pair, 2J32JC
DHKSSEI). Tha market waa quiet and
prices of fowls were he lower Hquabs. how
ever, were scarce and a shade firmer Quo
tations Fresh killed fowls, 12 to box, drj
Slcked and dry -packed fancy selected, 19c.,
?( lbs apiece, 18c , do., 3 lbs. apiece. 1W
17c , do. under 2 lba apiece, 14315c, fowls.
Ice-packed, Western. 4 lbs, sod over apiece.
17Vc do do . smaller silts, l&3l7c. , old
roosters, dry-picked, 13c , squabs, white, weigh
ing 11 to 12 lbs. per doaV 104 T5, white,
weighing S to 10 lbJ JP'r d02- " t": do do ,
8 lbs per dox., tfll3. do. do,, I lba.
per do 1 lzfZ.G0 do do.. oa4 lbs. per
ettuce.
l, OUOnXl hian.
K.,A,Jn .un n t-ll-t.- 1 . O k. -..'
J-tUI.un, nwA, ,,v M-ns., .., icll, r lOr
Ida, green rer basket, !l2, beans. South
Carolina and Georgia, per basket. JJSJJ 3li.
reas. per small basket, North Carolina, lo
110. peas, Norfolk, per H-bbl. basket, 11,230
1 50, peas, Kaitern Shore, per W-bbI, basket.
11.2581 IMJ, eggplant, Florida, perWc, g2f(3 5o!
cucumbers Florida, per basket. .'2 50.
squash Florida, per basket, flOc.eil.8i, pen!
pers, Florida, per carrier, !2v1. beets. Charles
ton, per 100 hunches, U8. beets. North
Carolina, per 100 bunches, 14(7.1; tomatoes.
Florida, per carrier Fancy, I2S2 SO; choice,
1 60O1 75, celery, Florida, per crate. 75c.l
1, asparagus, per bunch. 10320c. rruth
rooms, per 4. In, baaket, C0c,ffl,
WHEAT WEAKENED,
DESPITE DAMAGE
Sains in Kansas Arc
to Have Destroyed
CHICAGO, May 24 -The wheat marjtet
opened steady todn.y but later developed
ft weaker tone, May wheat dropped off
l of a cent at the opening figure of 154,
but regained the fractional point In the
early trading, July wheat fared even
worae, oponlng nt 126',. hi cent below
Saturday's closing mnrkot, and sold at
n stilt further decllno ot 12Gi. The trad
Ing In oats was moderate, while corn
showed a light demand.
In the Into dealings wheat prices hard
ened somewhat nnd tho close wag dull
nnd steady.
Tho havoc created In tho wheat belt by
tho festering fly Is beginning to manifest
Itself In the eastern counties of Missouri
In six countlcn of tho State, Involving
400,000 acres. It appears fully one-third
of the Acreage Is entirely destroyed, with
less than half tho crop on baldnce. Mis
sourl ordinarily has ft yield of 30,000,000
bushels wheat
Minneapolis stocks of wheat decreased
175,000 bushela for two days against' 125,
000 bushela of last year.
England Is nearlng tho wheat harvest
ing season and high level of values Is
bringing out Increased offerings on tho
bulges, t
Tho weekly shipment of wheat jtrom
North America nmountcd to 7,450,000
bushels, of which 2,901,000 bushels went
out as flour.
Nothing wns reported shipped via the
Pacific Coast, Canada exporting 2,032,000
bushels, 1,060,000 bushels of corn and
2,890,000 bushels oatn.
Heavy rnlns In Kansas destroyed mil
lions of chinch bugs, thus enabling the
wheat to outgrow tho weakening effects
of tho Hessian fly pupae. Making" due
allowance for Insect damage, the pres
ent prospect seems to bo for a, winter
Nvhcat crop Ground CW.000,000 bushels,
about 53,000,000 bushels less than last
year and 200,000,000 bushels moro than the
five-year average to last year.
Leading futures ranged na f61lows:
Sal'ri'a
vvnini open High.
Hay . . . 1 .14 l..v,
July ... 1 201, i pi),
September . 1 21 1 2ls
'-u.ji ,it,n ,,r,,,v,j -
Ar
doi II aottl so dark n oust so small
and No. 3, IL Frozen poultry fowls. s,s to
cualKy, laoiDc , chickens, dry-picked and dry
paexci, la toiti, mWt-tvl, SIS&J lbs. to dox..
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